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t ; 1 .St" 4 -i ' OURNAL VOL. VII.-NO. 70. NEW BERNE. N. C, THURSDAY. J I NK 21, 1888. PRICE 5 CENTS. - THE Daily LOCAL NEWS. BUSINESS LOCALS. TO WEEL REGULATED FAMILY J-l can afford to be without a Riixi w ay RxniaKL&TOit, and a Whits MOCBTAlB lCK CAM F&KEXCJl. L)oO 'l be persuaded to take anything else these are guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. Call and examine them J. C. Whitty, Craven t . i door below 80. Front. ONE first-class mahogany writing deak for sale at the On 1 7 Cash Store, Humphrey & Howard 'a old etand. ALL my customers can get that line Butler today, it caiue by express last night. 1 oould not poesibly dissp point you on a Saturday. The expenses re heavy on it, but I am going to charge you only 30 cents per lb. 1 know under the circumstance a you will appreciate it. Very respectfully . HACKBURN, THE GROCER 1OTATO Bbla , Burlap and Barrel Covert for sale at Jsltlw 8. W. & E. W. KmaU.u..i,V. IJL'HE Liquore and Wiuee for Medici nal aud other uaea, at wholesale. jAMICti KlCDMOMl. 1 EORGE ALLEH & CO., AgenUof VI Whitley's Improved Champion Steel Mower. Price only $!0. Every farmer should own one. and cut bay for hia Block. Helf Rake Reapers at low prices. REDMOND'H Ginger Ale. lemon Hod a. etc., equal to im ported. Jamkb KKDMuMi, I A K RETT'S Medoc Vineyard Cognac V I and Wine for sale, at Manufactu rer 'a prices, by J am km Kedmunij. 1)URK 1'arii Green and Land Plaster a. certain death to potato bugs, for aale by Geo. Ai.i.kn & Co. DIRECT importation of French Brandy and Holland Gin arrived in bond and, duties paid at Custom louse in'.New Berne, guaranteeing gen uine goods for sale. Jam. Richmond. We are having some warm weather now, but New Berne is enjoying splen. did oceau breezes every afternoon. The train for Morehead City was crowded last night. Tbe parlor car has been put on and tbe regular umuier travel has begun Our marble man J. K. Willis is con tinually makfng improvements in Cedar Grove Ctmetery. The latest is the beautiful and aubetauual enclosures to the lots of Mr. W. J . Street and Mr. ('. E. 8lover. Steamer Movement. Tbe Eaglet of the L. C. 1). Una sailed yesterday afternoon with cargo of truck, cotton, lumber and general merchan dise. The Vesper of this line will ar rive today. Craven County Oun Club. Score of Craven County Gun Clul. Fifteen Rounds: D. S. Jonea F. B. Lane J no. Dunn F. T. Patterson Robt. Hancock W. W.Clark Tie between Dnnn and Patierson wax won by Patterson. A Hew Bernian Dead. We copy the notice below from the New and Observer : Tbe aad news was received here yesterday of the death at Banner Elk, Watauga county, Sunday, the 10th Inst., of Rev. George Badger Wetmore, tbe well known Episcopal minister. Mr. Wetmore wa In his Oath year' He . waa born in New Berne, N. C. When boy hie parenta moved to Raleigh, and bare be apent moat of hia youth. Hs waa a nephew of Hon. George E. Badger and read law with him before going into the ministry. He waa pastor of St. Andrew ' and Christ chore he in Bo wan county and St. James' in Iredell for 80 years. He waa a prominent and tffeotive temperance worker in the State. He leave four sons and four daughter, one of tbe former being our esteemed fellow altlxen, Mr. W. H. Wetmore. Personal. Prof. Geo. T. FarneU and Rev. Mr. Lore of Pamlico arrived yesterday en route for tbe Teachers' Aerembly. Mr. FarneU baa been unanimously elected by tbe board of trustees aa principal of the school which be baa ao successfully conducted daring tbe past year. Col. & B. Taylor aad daughter, Mia sale, of Catharine Lake arrived yes terday end left last night for tbe Teach ere' Assembly. Mr. J. E. B. Stuart, widow of the famoqa Confederate oaralry commander la at Mor ahead City. -: Prof. Joseph Klnesy aad Mr. Kinaey of . Kinsey School, LaGranga, passed down lot Morehead City last night. Mra. D. T. Carraway wkh her tone TnoenM and Jam ,eft yeeterday for Bound Knob where they will tpend the betted term. J, -. Pr. D H. Abbott aad Mra. Abbott of . V.mitamara arriiad vaaterdar. r J. W. Bhepard. Esq. PollolirUU arrived yetdeyrwV;V:' W. T. Caho, Esq. of Pamlico nrrired y etterdaj oa bit way to the Teecbera' A Re-Survey of Trent River. We suggest to Hon. f . M. biiutnone to make an effort, if be has not already done so, to have a new survey of Trent river and a new estimate made for im proving. When the tint move was made fur the improvement of ibis stream it wait cons.dered doubtful as to whether much practical good would re sult. 1'eople would ridicule the idea of ever running a steamboat to Trenton, and Ibe engineer who first maie Ibe survey must have bad doubts about ibe results or be would bave recommended one hundred and fifty thousand dollars instead of thirty thousand. The result ha exceeded the expectations of the most sanguine advocates of the tint ap propriation Steamboats now make regu lar 1 1 i po lo Ti en ton the year round , and the commerce carried on on this magnificent river, unce used only for fishing and Homing turpentine rafut to market, is getting lu be considerable. Tbe increase of comujeroe demands larger and ifter boats, and the river is capable of bting made navigable many miles above Trenton. For Ihese reasons u re survey aud new estimate ought lo be made. One hundred thousand dullara might be profitably spent on this river, which is beyond dispute one of the finest small streams in the whole country. The engineer who first made the survey would be astonished at the results of the small expenditures thai bave been mad, and oould with safety and con sistently with his duty, after a reeur vey, recommend much larger appio prialions than formerly. Craven County Politics. 1 he young 1 lemocrac y of Craxeu is organizing for work for the success of their State and National tickets, and we presume as soon as the ICepubliuans get out their National ticket they too will begin lu organize. But w hat shall we do about our coun ty and legislative ticket '.' The same necessity that existed two yours ago for Democratic representation in Congress and in the General Assembly exists today. Let a thorough examination be made, ami a comparison instituted, be tween the work of the county officers put in by the coalition movement and their predecessors, and if there has beeu no improvement let the old set come back. A belter administration was promised the people and it ought lo he shown wherein they have had it. The good tirecls of having Mr. Sim mons in (.'ongress have been felt throughout the district. It is of Ihe utmost importance that be is returned. Good would have resulted lo this coun ly had our members of the General Assembly gone up unlrameled and been permitted to have remained there. Now the question is, will the Demo crats of the county unite as one man and endeavor to help themselves, or ill they simply rally around Ibe Stale and National tickets as they have al ways done and trust to a Democratic Legislature and a Democratic Governor to do with unjust as they see lit r It strikes us that the more manly course and one that will make us more deserv ing in the eyes of the public, is to try to do something for ourselves. If tbe Democrats of Craven once thoroughly make up tbeir minds that they trill bave a voice in who shall be county officers and who shall represent them in the General Assembly tbey will ac complish something that will redound to their benefit. . lotc from Morehead Cilj. June 19th, 1838. Editor Journal: Tbe crowd increase and the big Atlantio ia full. The train tonight brings upward of one hundred guesta, and cot are now being placed in tbe parlors. Among the arrival we note Mr. Gen. J. E. B.Stuart, Principal of Va. Female Institute, Stanton, Va. Judge rowle lour next Governor) Chief Juatice Smith, and many other distinguished people are here. The first German of the season waa danced tonight, and tbe hotel presents a brilliant cpeotacle. Prof. Frank Beard, tbe inimitable chalk and talk humorist, delighted a crowded house in the Assembly tonight. A large number of New Berneana came down on tbe excursion train today. Mia Ella E. Ives addressee tbe Aa- eemblx on Friday morning subject. "JMuslo in tbe School and Home." We hope to aee many New Berneana present on that day. Tbia is by far the most successful meeting of the Assembly. Atlantic, ELECTRIC n ITT RB. This remedy is becoming so wel known and so popular as to need no! special mention. All who nave used Electrlo Bitters sing the same song of Kaise. A purer medicine does not ex ; and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitter will our all diseases of the liver aad kidneys, will remove pimples, boll, salt rheum and other affeotionaoauaed by impart blood. Will drive malaria from the system aad nrevent aa wall a nre aJL . malarial f evera. For ear of need ache,, eoaati potion and indigestion try Electrio Bit ter. . Entire sat if action rn rra , fr money refold edVPrice- 60c aodfLdd per bottle at B. N. Daffy drug store THE CHICAGO CONVENTION The Work Progressing Slowly The National Republican Convention convened in Chicago Tuesday , and after a temporary organisation ad journed untH 12 o'clock yesterday. J. M. Thurston, of Nebraska, who was selected as temporary chairman, was vigorously opposed by the Kansas dele gates, but they were finally squelched, and the regular business proceeded with. In the opening speeches the names of tbe several Presidential candi dates were loudly cheered, while that Luf Blaine was received uproariously Old Fred Douglass was accorded unu sual honors, and old John Brown was lovingly remembered. There was quite a Pisl between Ma hone and John 8. Wise over the Vir ginia contest. The chair announced that the Mahone delegation had been placed upon tbe roll as prima facie en titled to seats. Mr. Wise made a speech against the ruling, declaring Ihal it was the same old story thai had beeu going on 111 Virginia for years The decislun was always in favor of the plaintiff William Mahone s name was sent up by William Mahone to William Mahone lo decide whether William Mahone was a delegate or not lie was willing to trust 10 the fairness of the Republican party from other Slates of t ie I 'nion outside of Virginia, but he did not want William Mahone to remain on the committee on credentials and vote on his own case and prejudice his Mahone replied, i laiming that he represented ninety per cent, of the Republicans of Virginia. lie was prepared to show that the men who were opposed to him had no stand ing in the party. Contesting delegates at large were chosen by a bolting con vention, consisting of eighty -one mem burs from nearly seven hundred mem hers of Ibe regular convention. The contests of the district delegates were upon equally ridiculous grounds In one case the convention which selected the contestant was called by three men who constituted the convention: one of them look the chair, and the oilier was made secretary, and the third the lliKir. Mr. Wise, who was on the platform, here caused a laugh by eiclaiuiiiig. "Yes, and you look tbe result. " Gen. Mabone proceeded to give a sketch of the troubles of tbe party in Virginia and was proceeding with an appeal that the ('(invention should stand by the regular party mea 111 his Slate. At this point Mr. Wise broke in ener getically wilh thedeclaration, "I charge you wilh frauds by which I was cheat ed oul of my contest." "Then," retorted General Mahone, 'JYour charge is as false as you are foul." "1 will put the stamp where it be longs,.' fired back Wise. After voting down a motion lo refer the whole matter lo the committee on credentials the Convention adjourned to 12 o'clock Wednewday. Cllli AKi, June 20. Convention was called to order at 12:80 by Chairman Thurston. Estee of California was chosen permanent chairman, after which the Convention adjourned to N 30 p. m. Balloting will hardly begin be fore tomorrow. National League of lKmocratlc IiiIih. Organization joining the National league of Democratic Club have here tofore been required to subscribe to a speclflo declaration of principle. These principle having been in substance in corporated in tbe St. Iouis platform, the Executive Committee of thel-eague, at its special meeting in New York on June 15, voted to admit all political club which subscribe to that platform and support tbe Democratic nominees. There la a great rush for accommoda tion at Baltimore, where many thou sand visitors are expected during Con vention week. Club desiring rccom modations or information as to reduced I railroad fares, hotel rates, etc.. should apply at onoe to the Citizen' Commit tee, Robert Crain, Secretary, 8 West Fayette street, Baltimore. Credentials abould also be sent to that address be fore the convention. Each club admit ted to the League ia entitled to at least five delegate. Clubs desiring representation abould be enrolled without delay, so that tbelr delegates may obtain admittance at the opening of tbe convention. Application Cor admission to tbe League should be aasde to tbe secretary, Edward B. Whit ney, 07 Wall street, Naw York city. The Baltimore convention will open at noon on July 4, in Ford's Opsr House and will last at least two days. Nearly all tbe States will be represent ed . A few, as Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois, bave already organized Bute Leagues, which send delegates at large. The others will organise themselves on the spot in Baltimore. Betides setting tbo permanent organisation of tb club system la the United States, tbe con vention will be addressed by leading p akers from Washington. . Tsie AgreeeM As well ts the moat effective method of dfrpellintt Heed achee.Cotd sand Fevers, er.eantlng tbo System, is by taking a feardosM of tao pleasant California Uqiod fruit remedy, Syrup of Fig.' li. N. Duffy, agent, Naw Berne, N. C, Aril jaaeodwtw T , ." , Kinston Items. Mr. JjLto of LaCirangu is uibkiug stencil plates. n , in our town Dr. R H. Lewis was summoned from the Teachers Assembly to Weldon on Monday by tbe death of his brother Black, a colored man who committed murder near Dover a few years ago. is reported at large in ibe oods north of Kinston. Mis.S. K. Dixon of iitent uuny, left Tuesday rnurLiij,; .'r 'I n ) N Y , to visit her Judi!n Mr? H W iSlancill Mr. Yaughai: tpent Sui, ia w ill. his family aud returned to Ualeign on Mon day, where he is engaged in ibe bakery business. J. W. Grainger, l.f , :fi f 1 lt..tton Tuesday morniL p. a . mpai.y M iss Capilola on her retun. '.: '.In- ' "i.,n valory of Music. Mr. and Mrs. NY . ilaipti . Hie child died on ll.uil. i iasl ok and was buried in !. ' .cirri n h riday afternoi 1. M rs McKay, an an ' " ' Nei k township, died on Moi lav We i.llr not learned any f p. uecled with her death cull. Jessie Hi 1 h t the '. ii n. of Mr. and Mrs W I 1 l.llv Ids. I . I. .Id d SI 1. r Ihe .irs : ri v day 11 in hi hi III. I es 1 t iron bi 1 I n- ..l i v ; afterii'.oii Mr. Al. 1 . n lion at the A Ibi 1 1 ', 1 1 from Inuii on M on! j lea ee a vs id. w mid his depal tul t I trpaitt d tb.s ; , f . ltilh Mrs. Kii .ibeii. Ron 1 . bun h M.. 5ilh em , mid d 1. I 1 a lolinei and bei in I M iss I ! a M e;t' l.rt n . turned home f r i.m 1 'I' f , I ' .1 1 1 ! 1 ht r I. a 1 , it,. I. I f La id -I 1 1 1 be I ll. In she has been t'-ji b in i wilh Mis. 1 1- s 1 ga e a el t li ii I , Uielif Oil .1 11 He ..il. Mr J 1 . 1 1 ,1 1 i.s 1 tu 1 ued f 1 oiu an 1 1I1 the I hnslian i buii t Hyde cou lit les, left . I I. .. r hit., ng til..! and ; i-ugny t 1 . . 1 . 1 1 a 1 n I..,- be I 1 1 11 1- . li i ns r I -in d inn r.ai!. v and be . It . , lis d s .1. a let r r iday lo ijt . b u i !. part of the Male Mr. II. 1 liaJe I come so fund . f the !. Ihut he has Ui i iif-d i r house for a while lo M giiiis lu Siiiim 1 1 1 1 1 to ass 1 of (ireene i n el 1 1 nn lie: ler condition Daniel 1- ni .e 1 . . . i li es al the c n msi in 10 " r had stolen from bun . 11 about 'jO lbs lihllls I. d . u!i l,u vv nil) p. 1 i.ighl i k and inks be M riiuy :il.d Ibe two bushels f no tracked Ibe mil I morninn. b,ii b.is II. -1-11 ! f I thief. A 111! Ill her of 1. I 1 ill.. I.- wlm l.mtl lately taki 11 r 1 1- t b I 11,; li ibe,. , ui.lv express iheu agreeable suijiise I . see the crops Imikmy so well, and in i n t-l lent cond ilion '1 h on li t bey aiesmull the general o in.' :i i ll.at ge- I ..canons will yield a 1 ' p rnuih a'''e Ihe vi rage. Mr. R. A .'"iii'i the fialhei irne valor, has ino cti Ins intti lime to imw Hill. He has dune a line business in this county. Willi four agents rimuing wagons, he has renovated about ' beds, working '.''! days. I he r. piieior ami his sgenle are an en. igeic, . U ver oompany of young men. Among the many refoims needed in our laws is one fori. i l l, n ihe . oiitrac tor of a mail route s ibleiung lo other parlies, w hich u is.il. 1 break up tlie present system f spcu lat mn . Ihe four routes lead ing f loin this place were awarded to Henry . U.sip. c'ar rol Iton . Ox, and . T Carpenter. WashioKtoii . I). C. After underbidding living rates thsy sublet in mir pe pie .-it taivation prices (n Thursday n ii,iiig the steamer Kinston got sunk on the sand a few miles below Kinston. The water was falling rapidly, and it was soon landed high and dry At the last hearing Ihey were ahout lo get Ihis excellent boat back into its natural element, and it is hoped it will not again larnish lie fair name by going astray, but be content to follow the even tenor of it way. The steamer Hlanche has been keeping up tbe regular schedule c f Ihe Kinston Judge Fowls was greeted on Monday afternoon by a large crowd. Our col ored (Republican! band met in front of the court house and marched lo the depot. Tbe music was the signal for the assembling if the people, and a number of ladiee as well as gentlemen, and not a few colored cilizen. gathered "to see what kind of a h'inrle he is' ' and hear his speech. As Ihe train rolled in tbe music gave place to shouts for Kowle. who promptly appeared on the steps of the car and was introduced by J. C. Kennedy, Esq. He crowded into the few minute of time some happy periods about Gov. Caswell. Grover Cleveland. Thurman. Inoir Democrats and the 55-100 of a vote for Kowle cheers as the train leaves. FOREIGN MEWS. Vienna. June 18 Viennese opinions of Empetor William's proclamation are not yery favorable. Th Nue Freie Tresse, in a cautious article, says: "Frederick, as a tIc torious genaral, had do oeed of boast ing; William, on the other hand, was only a boy when the great battles which established tbe tier man Kmptre were fought." Tbe Tsgblatt thinks that Germany 's loss is irreparable, and says "Frede rick aspired to freedom end progress The asw Emperor's manifesto is an alog7 of militarism, such ss has rarely been seen." Th Fraadnblatt sars "It hopes that Emperor William's only intention sj to strength ea ths warlike character of the amy and aaUblfrh erdei and aatntaia ptaosv - SS5 " ' - V (. TLA(HERy AEJlHl.i. ' lourth Bay. ! MoKjmtAD Citi , June ly J Just before the regular business be gnu, Judge Kowle was introduced to the assembly by Pres. Alderman. He made a ringing speech and enlarged I upon ihe nobility of the teacher s pro j fees ion. His happy lllusualions brought forth frequent applause, and at tbe! close he was vociferously applauded I The morning speech in )he assembly work was made by Rev. Dr Thos Hume of the University subject. "The Higher Education of Women He spoke of its imperative necessity, and of the need of a complxte and rounded education of the fair sex. The address was very well received indeed and ebciled tbe unanimous verdict of the audience ia favor of ihe proposition stated aud argued, lurther discussion on this topic was carried on by Dr A I1 Mayo Major S M. KiBger, l'rof I 1 Mi 1 er . l'rof. George T. Winston Hi E.M.N' i Mlf-l i.N. l'i"f irank Heard gave another . of bis very charming entertainments (balk Tal k . He is a master f his work and has ihe rare gift of sifting tlrft i lass 1, u h t all th rough It In K ri l,e If , f l-isit-igb P in r i won' 'I be 1 e An i l'loihr:. lor tbe Tea hers Assembly Ibe f.d lo w u.n Ir, l he J r og l alu for lb. I . in be I s A r.t li I li n o M 'rehead i it v Tbu rsd ay - ', , '. 1 a in boys and girls should lead tM-rr I 'll bl M i wm I )i 1 1 a I' Jones, lireensboro l-emale College 1 be '1 eat he! s Assembly lCeadiiig i ir cle g die I b I ll 1SI 11 BS I .11 -1 i 111 1 be Male and her Cmldren. di. ussel ! lb.' Southern Stale Sup! of publi In siiulion s p. in. ' 'Political I n ill.v ie the 1'ublic , hoels. " Rev J d,li - i rowell, 1'resident 'Irin.ly i .doge liidav. JJd. 1! a m t 'oin pel it i . e x i. m, inai ion in the School History of Noi'.n Carolina Successful competitor t li- awarded a handsome gold wal h I v Messis Alfied Willsams A ( . . of lta.eigh N. C. ( 'f gani.atlon of ' Tin Noilh Carolina Musical A ssik' ist ion i'.n p. m Literary and Musical l.nlri laiiimeiil by the Assembly . Saturday, ..d - Uei'realioii I nor sii.lis lo k 1 1 n Is of interest III tbe ic in it of Mor i ht. ad t itY.Nsw lie r ue and Ilea u fori. Sun l . - lib 1 1 a m - Religious S.-r vicis ii p in llible Study- lein perance. ' - K.m. 1 1 d1' p. m. R.- ' ig lous Serv ices Monday, 5i5lh 11a in "'Irruire of the 'leacber's Cilice. l'rof W. Hlair. Winston Graded School Mi p in " Educational ltenefaclors, l'rof W 1 1'oteat. Wake Koiest Col ' leg-' '1 ues.lay , l.'1'th 11 a. m ' '( i eog raph y . Prof Alex. K 1 rye, Harvard College, Cambridge. Mass s 110 p. in.. "The Teachers W'oik Beyond the S. In.oll Room. Prof. Henry 1.. Smith, l'uvid I son I 'ollege. I Wedneedny. J7tb V a m ' Mun in the School and Home. Miss I lla I j Ives. New Iterne, N C o y m ' 1,'uestion Hox opened an I sli. il tniWs uisiii practical school work. I Thursday, Vth, 11 a. m r liv 1 1. .ri i ' i dill ers and coinm illees s '.ii m ,los nig e xerciees. Pa hi-. June IJ Advii es f r . in . in .bar say therw is little doubt Ihnt Stanly is dead hamilies if persoii. wbo accompanied the expedition have worn mourning for several weeks ll is believed that TipKo Tib has taken revenge forSianlys having thwarted h im i n h is effor Is to continue iheslaie tra!'i 1'i.r t run 1:. ml or crayon from life . i sma.l pi. lures done by Miss Aurora Ma.' who is teaching drawing and painting by lalust method al her residence on Johnston street ijanlldtf COMMERCIAL." COTTS1. Nkxx Y. IiK. June IM Putuies stsady. Sales of 104 ImK) bain io.e I June, 1(1 S.'l Decemt'i-r. I July . Id -'1 January , '.' ' August, 1 I ll'i Kebruary. ''"' Sept. 10.7:-! March i ictober. IP April. '.' ' Nov 111 44 May. '.' sl New Iterne market ijinet N.. sale reported. DOMfc.ii. nisaxT Kggs bjalOc. Cirn market hrm not much idler mg Small lots sold for 71 in bulk from t oats during the week . Fodder, 8V.. to 81 00 per hundred TuritTiB Hard, 1 10 dip.lio" Taa-llWI OaTS 4'a'0c. in bulk BSXSVAI I5al7r per lb Bmsr On foot. 83.10 7c. FsssB Poaa 7iaHo.per p,.und Hams Country. Ilal2c lard ',',., Pkachks 50c. per peck. PaATJTl 8SsS0c. rer bushel Ohioxbts Grown 4ia Vic st.rirg r. "1 s.;0c. Uial 80o ii n bolted 1. Pot a TO as Bahamas. 4'h.C.Oj.. yams, 7 'i RhhOL8 West India, dull and n' m Inal, inch t2 00a 2 50. Building 6 inob fcearu. .25 ; aaps.tl M per M. wbolksalb ntnm. 5rw kfBM Pom 15 00. Shocldm Meat 7a8c. C. EL's, F. B's, B.'iand L O -. c. FUJCB f3.50a6.00. LaED 9c. bf the tieroe. B Atxa Basis J. 50. 8uai Orannlated , 7ic OofTE 15al8o. COTTO 15. Salt 60a85e. per sack. Mouni in 8Ttrr MaOe, Powsks 90.00. HOtwDrof), tl.W; hack, 11.75. Ht Drr, a8a.; (raam . taLum 4e, rl, I . " -v , .x .:. . ' Duffy's Group Syrup. Recipe i f Ibe late Dr. WaLTKB Dl'FFV. PRtPAKl.D AND SULD BY NKW I.I.RNK North Carolina. 6,000 POUNDS COMB HONEY i 'N HAND AND T' i ARRIVE: 'Ihe firti : :'.a ..iiieiit iiova' ready, 'he :.i..s: I'mtori ) 'jt upon the mar a el. In .be ..i d ni luiit -two for a 1 u a it r .it l ! a p i a r I ew o f !' I.I. i ( i I . .'.!. 1 ri ni Street, '- N ear Railroad . NAGS HEAD HOTEL, N .S IIP I , N f. ' I ' 1 'I- -. 1 : i;, Oi' ; - i ; i . : : i i i.MNt;. i : ., ., i !si I f. w i . i ii j.i.e . s i,a e so many a 1 1 .o inn- s st, 1 Mtia '.ions. Grand " ' : ' I 'll I lb.' bliesl beai li i ii '.I , f i .lining Good an I i ni. I., m -i.i ' t., lu ,,i mJuce- lliel.th f. I e ; I t .- 1 1 , , I . I a .U let place " i I . li e noise and slir "' ' ' - 1 -t ' --ris 1 ' D. steam -' f 1 'i- ' i ; r n tneir passage "" h .i i i . : i. ,, I ., n,.. and Nor- ' 1 -' " ' ' ' i . i ii.i 1. . r sern i vi eek ly fi i:. W .:. Is r I linn lion, Wll-oaii.-t' n '..-I imi. : ', lie nth l.den t r. II. , i... . ,i, 1 ' f 1 1 1 b . i .ut. i . a .' s a ; lie r x ' M.,r.Hner ' ' : " . ;.. ,Nan ll.a 1 N . C . New Berne High School ' : i" ' i -i Gl'l S N I I , M , ii, . ,t, ,1 I H I.N I Mill n t t - .il. ii .in i "l i- M I C I A M l , M , : I ill i 1 1 i SKl'TLMBER lUlli, 1HH8- '1 HI"'' Mi. .s Hi,' Mil' KAK Tr nun r i i , n:n,. i, i2!t (Ml -1 r ;iu 00 Sen. or ;ir (Mj '1 n i ,i . , . r, .., m r. 1 111 V III h III, e -I'-ii. I , i x ; : in ruse f r.,. !! ! : -i KniM. i:,:t 1 .' dxxlf Lorillard and Gail & Ax SNUFF Sold WITHOUT ANY SCHEME at Maimfacturcr's Priceel 1 lliicli. W i ! i I ( , 1,1 M I K. New Berne House. M o7clie.nl ( it N. ('. 1 In , for tl an 1 I Hildl-i at" x. named hoi,-.i is now ojien . summer I r a v . I . N ice cool rooms leaii hedn. A cinierii has been I to the house, and pure water w ill be f u r nishe l hi guests The table will ibe siipphel with ihe best the market affords. Polite and attentive servants. Having Be. ti red the 11.. 1 Vr r y , xx ho i , I traveling public . xx . j a hrst class I ,t . 1 , .1 ay . j-1 o i " per xi ee ; faniili. ' V I j.-: i d x. if nssisuni ' of Mr. V. xx ell L now n to the kMnirmitee to koep I'. I Ills , oil per .e. lal rales to wi.;i;in. Proprietor . REMOVAL! I ; x . r K m xod my Stock of Hard xahic, Atiirultural ImplcmeDU nd Mil liiiifiv tii the store formerly occu pied by Dail Pros on Craven stroet, two d.s.rs below South Front . 1 am now fully prepsrod to meet the wants of tbe trade in my Imp. I am exceedingly thank fu I for your patronage in the past, and 1 pr iiote to merit it by fair and v honrist dealing in thf future. Ilemem ber the e and ' call early and often"" J C. WHITTY. Craven n . dooro below South Front, Newbern, N. O. For Sale Cheap, 1 An CPRICHT KNtilNE. seyen horse ! power, in thoroii(;h repair by Crabtree (Vi.. (im and IVxtton preen. All in goo.1 order. Can be seen at my resi- j i dene in this city. ' CAROLINE A. PAftOEKT. ': 7 dw2w New Berne, N. C. John Williams, ' - - ',i riuiBuruvif iwtini ou iruwxx street, near Craven, where he is prew"-: pared to CLEAN, DTK and REPAIR ' all kinds of CLOTHIXO at LOffti, PRICES. A specialty to mads In eleanv-vj, inc Ladies' Dresses. Satisfaction f aar-, r Mtesd. . i 4 maySOdtta
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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June 21, 1888, edition 1
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