ffoniy Friends, Patrons
AND THE
Public Generally.
I take great pleasure in announcing my
return from the Northern Markets, and will
quote below a few of the many
Genuine Bargains
MOW READY
AND WAITING!
Bargains, because bought at ROCK BOT
TOM PRICES, for the clean CASH, coupled
with an experience of over twenty years in
buying. I shall not attempt a full descrip
tion, as space will not permit, but you are
cordially invited to conic and examine for
yourselves, as proof of what 1 say, and us
to whether or not 1 can save you money
simply depends upon whether or not you
give me a trial.
JUST THINK!
Two cases Organdies, nice MW, ;ml wkIc, worth 1 cnA. ami tln-
ajw foing at 5 cents er yard.
ThrM caaea white and cream eheeknl N.uiitiook at ." oout.v
Two hundred pieces American Ha'eenw. tiRiired and plain, at Id rents,
good m French.
OuetM white Figured Hateens .it Id reiit. TIm-m- khmI are worth
SO mats.
Two cases India Lawns, white, at a cent. v.
One ease India Lawn, 40 inches wide, at s eeni.s.
Real hemstitched Handkerchiefs at cont.s.
English Ilalf Ilose, regular made, at 10 cents per pair.
Ya.bd Wide Homespun, r cents pek vakh
Mj DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT is complete, comprising all
the new delicate shades of the season in Moire, Bilks and Matins, Nun's
Vailing, Albatross, Cashmeres, Flannels, etc., etc.
Worsteds from 10 cents up; Wool Lace Hunting, H cents ; Canvass
Cloth, worth 20 cents, reduced to Id cents; Seersuckers, Crinkles and
Ginghams in about same.
Embroideries, Flouncing, Laces and Fdinc-.
i.aHina nnri Men's Collars and ('nils.
Parasols and Umbrellas, gloria silk,
large bIzp, for 50 cents.
DAUB!
Dr. Warner's
llealth
Gcrsets.
BONED WITH KABO. "
And a Full Line of m;iny popular makes Will not pay more, Imt invite
all to come and see.
iyiiolesalc
r To vine fnr rrant.ftd
,AaatMe O
Wholesale Purchasers
-v . . i
own interests, i snail mane me simpie an
.nonncement that I huy in LARGE quantities
at " M k GKF J T 1 a 1 1 ww a a! a.-. v a, m 1Tam
-IOr UADU, ana will eii yim b uiicap its now
York or Baltimore Markets.
; Don't fail to see my stock before pur
chasing.
Very truly yours,
O. MARKS,
if . Pollock Street. New Berne, N. C.
satin and serge, a good I'arasol,
Ball's
Kabo and
wi&;
Circle Hip
Department
that all wide-awake
are looking after their
e. . il. . - 1
THE JOUKNAlu
Arriral and Departure Kaili
KAIL CLOSES.
For North. West and Bouta, tu A., ft
N. O.B. R. at7:80a.m.
For Beaufort and the East, at
8:00 p. m.
For Washington, Swift Creek, Hyde and
Beaufort Counties Mondays, Wednes
days, and Fridays at 6:00 a. m.
For Trenton, PoUoksTille and Mars
ville, daily at 7 30 a. m.
For Orantaboro, Bayboro an 1 Van-
demers. daiir at 6 a. m.
OmCE HOUES:
In Money Order and Registered Let
ter Department, from 8 a.m. to 4 p..m.
In stalling Department from V a. m"
to 5 p. m.
Arabian and 1'trslan Horses.
The general run ol Arabs are no
doubt firstrate horses, ae far as
they go, for military purpose, but
they are too small to mount satis
factorily any but native cavalry.
There are, of course, exceptional
animals which have size and power
enough for anything, bat they are
so few that they may be left ont
of the general estimate which we
take of the race. For any soldier
whose weight is such that he can
be mounted ou an Arab he will be
found the hardmt, soundest and
most docile of war horses, lie will
do an enormous amount of work od
very little and very indifferent food
and will always bear himself well
and handsomely. In one point only
le he, more than other horses, sus
ceptible ol disease, and that is bjs
eve, which i- 1 i a bit to cataract.
llisgieat i li.tr actei lstic is his un
daunted pluck, which is never
more clearly shown than when by
in cli.ince he is ill, w hen all veteri
nan surgeons will allow t fiat lie is
i iiio.st admiiable patient, resisting
iiul throwing oil the effects ol ill
ius$ or tieatuieut in a w ay that no
Iioim ol another race can eijual.
l'ersian lioif-e.s have always been
found anions the most jeiieralh
useful icmnuutMin India, and they
take their place both jn the ranks
(if cavalry and in ,'uu teams. They
have more power and size than
Arabs, with much of the same con
stitutional good iialities, and a
matter of great importance to the
tate they are generally cheaper
in price.
Tli Moat Agrecablt-
Ae well aa the moet effective ujvlhotl ol
diBiwIling Headaches, Golds and r even,
or (,'leaneiog the System, 18 by taking a
few doeea of the pleasant ( aliforuia
liijuid fruit remedy, ISyrup of Figs
It .IS . Duny, ageDt, Mew Kerne, r (
Subttcrlptlun (look
Curiosities of the Itible, of Places,
Persons and Things. "Ha and hand,
woDders in the sea and on I he land.
Family Bibles of the best printing and
binding, from 5.t0 to 822 60, une
jualled in the country
D T C'AltllAW A1 ,
l'u Limner 's Agent
if
J. J. BAXTER, of Pamlico,
formerly with ('apt. K. K Jones, has 1
now taken a position wab
GEORGE ASH,
TUB
Clothier,
unit would invite his friends and the
general public to rome to see
him, and if they
EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF
DRY GOODS and SHOES, 1
LOOK AT OUR SUITS,
NOTICE T11KIK
HIGH QUALITY,
And learn tbeir
ijow rnicEs, ,
They will paeily be convinced of their
UK A I- t'UKAPNKSS.
am)
NONK WII. - IMSI'l Ti:
The strong claim we have to our motto: j
Nothing But Bargains, ,
We are Hole Agents for Newbern and '
vicirity of the celebrated
A. A. Battles' $2 50 Calfskin '
Every pair is sold with the follow ine
guarantee:
ETery pair i warranted: should anv
Of them ill anv Wit wfthfn raBAnBKI
time, give ont, I will upon return of
j j , .
aamagea pair, ana statement aa to
length of wear, sire a new nair in ex-
Change.
Juot received, nice line of WHITE
VESTS and other eeaeonable Clothing.
Also, another lot of those fine silk lined
Prince Albert Suits, at
GEORGE ASH'S,
Kiddle st, text to L. H. Cutler's.
17 We are also agents for The Old
Suten Island Dyeing Establishment,
the largest and most reliable concent of
it kind In the world; eetablwbsi 1811.
Satisfaction guaranteed. All roods
carried free of express charges:
SHOBS.
if:
Good Goods!
Low Pricet!
Honest Dealing!
Will Tell!
D
bund-To I Jin!
lives of personal adventure, etc
General Hberman will write ou
The Grand Strategy of the War."
Kennan on Siberia.
Kxcept the Life of Lincoln and
1 the War Articles, no more impor
Sty Arms of Cusfflinfirsitiiut8entititia8ev'erl,eeuunilerUk,'n
ajwailll hi W"'""'"" j bv TLe (jentury than this of Mr.
Kenan's. Witu tne previous pre
paratiou of four years travel and
Daily Visit
DUFFY'S
NEW BERNE
Bargain House
i
1 XAM1NK 11 IS 1MMKNKK AtitiltE
liATION Ol SIMON IT RE j
MAKiiA'.NS, AND
(in AWAY
I.( ) A VKI I WN
WITH LOOP THINUS IlOl'UHT AT
I Nil K A UP OK PRICKS.
A d s( ripluii) here would nut do
JUSTICE
TO OUR MAMMOTH STOCK,
Therefoie we. invil all purchasers of
Pry Oottdn who are to
Save a Dollar,
To call and emu n f"r ) ourni lves.
You will lind a corps of pohle and
att nti e clerks w ho ill tske
PLEASURE
in fthi w i y u ih
Attractions.
We have sonip NKVS for our
Wholesale Trade.
Ever with an eye to your in lor out
(your interest being our intaretl) we
hTe secured the agency for THOS.
M. IlOI.r S old and reliable
Alamance Plaids.
Will quote you daily
Factory Prices.
We are still tbe
Leading Shoe Dealers
in tbe city.
From FIVE to TEN CASES NEW
STYLE PRINTS always on hand.
Stock complete in every department.
Yon will admit that we
reel
and ft ! to ytmr inte;
toaee if wa
The Century Magazine
With the November, 1887, Issue
The Century commence lta thirty
fifth volume with a regular circula
tion of almost 250,000. The war
Papers and the Life of Lincoln in
creased its monthly edition by 100,
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early years, and given the necessary
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I'nder the captain
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Supplementary War Tapers,
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Mstcm The many illustrations by
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