7
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AsHOtTieMBST.
IIS Lit H Eft
iat DAILY JGUKJULta mix eoiaaaa , d (00 deep,
sbUahd .ur. xMPt Mouir i I . "Too wjll get mint her cutting
j w par rear. tui fw.au moatbi Dit-ere4 1 and will you toll me what you cou
tonrMMrtaMatMniiuir wooui eider is the profit per acre that you
THKWJCIK-T JOURNAL, a M coIqbsb I realize!
FaHna,wi vvwrr lum j v ,
Anyf grrapiin batks (daily ul
Mu4ir itw;&ue im tmcQ suuaqucut
AJtartifeaaeata ander tiaaU of Busiuras
MtV WHW for nt and 6 cents for
fair saharsaaal lnseruon
e a4varUaMDaala will beinaer.ed between
a&i Aatar at aa ma
anllaaniftfarrtMiaor I'm tin urn 1 n r i r i i il
uUMw be inserted free ah additions
a win to waxttMu prii.. iu tbl8 market no ieg8 tnan
iLrruKr Currr:Itfoo .on 0 120.00 ton.
Us4swtttsoollecu-d promptly at it 'Kut that 16 not what we Ought to
1 aMJP'
Mi IB
Pnsaawleallsas onnnlnlnr utm ul a di
aaaaVM of ami matters arc solicited .No
MMuaMUoo most be exoected lu be duu
jlaaaS that contains ototeettonauia wreom
ties Wttaaolda U n me of me iull.m or
AAA WUl Beaas mora man our column i. ft ii
AvjaaraaaCaailiiK aaai-ieved . n. i.-ii
aaMaaaaaniaiiioauoii can obtain hi iiu-t- o
. ae Mar ay application at tuts utf ai.j
. aawWwhaniiB ta
TRE JOURNAL.
tvmn.
m, iiasrui.
Kdllr.
,fW BRRNE. N. O.. Jl'NK -J b
CataraSallke rHiolnn
The Finger- Itoard to Succt-ss
"HE WHO El'NH Mi li 1 A I).
It will be remembered by the
reader of the Progressive F.irmn .
that we published two 3 ears a'c
tb4 yield of hay obtained by ('apt.
B. P. SVilliamsou, trom one acic el
land, on his farm near this c 1 1 .
We remember the cotiwnendiible
ioterest with which our hrethieu
Of the press copied and u peated Icrtili. eis, careful, hbeial seeding,
the Statement, that here 111 initialise can giow large and profitable
Carolina, 12,571 pounds ol cured
ki had beeu harvested from mm
Mje of land, lie has 1 i h 1:
rested.
FIFTY ON U TON.s nl M A I I : 1
' TWENTY Kit U A'H-.
tbfl first cutting. Twenty yens
ago ten years ago, it was thought
that the cultivated grasses could
Ot be grown successfully and
profitably in central Carolina.
There are thousands of our farmers
today who. laboring under this de
lotion, are wearing out splendid
grftSS lands, iu corn, cotton and
tobacco, buying Western mules
with which to work it and buy rig
Western hay on which to feed
them. But says one, dpt. Wil
liamson manures his lands aud
makes it rich. True, and every
HJBH uiuni IftUU 1 (ill iiw 1 li nwiii.
Xfci Oapt. Williamson, like all
successful farmers, manures Ins
' land- We have seen him at it.
yft have watched ins methods.
. . He 1s our door neighbor. Almost
? . Vejry day we notice that ho goes
Ub lv:uin 4l u nun inivun uu iinu
each, time from four to sir pound
1 A f MnhtmAiA llrnin Vrrt il t rrr iind
.4 , "!
LiA - - t a .. 1.;., -., .... I.
eattla - and horses. Ins splendidlv
quipped farm iu all its apjoint
menu, show what this leitilier
will do.
. So greatly were we linpies.sed
... with his success and so important
hi achievements that we sought
".? an iBverriew witii capt. . aim
' w"iiVe bis views and experiences
a l 1 v: t. ir. .
OS Wl UVIDCl auu unci no a 0010-
aria fnr it We ask everv vounf
farmer in the State to lay aside
the prejudices and dragging slavish
method of the dead past and come
c ' on, into an atmosphere of new
thought, new hope and new life.
Bat to the Interview :
f VHpt. Williamson, I learn that
yoi have just harvested 51 tons of
a carea Jiaj irom .4 acres 01 your
T tfdU Vim farm anil fir thA npnAfif
v ormyresaers win yon Einaiy give
the leading points in your ex-
perlence, by which yon obtain these
raanltaT7'
'"' t ClDt. W. said : '-Land must be
maaI tilth onn wjaII furfilwad
V gtow good crops of grass and
c ClOTer. Any still or c lay lana in
IHig 0OUI tVUj Ulll Vi lAivvui 1 ai vi j
that will nroduce 25 bushels of
t.' 1 eatn or 1,000 pounds of seed cotton
with the use of 200 pounds of good
V aamoniated guano in the drill, is
' aiitable ibr grass and clover.
"i Cammeoce to prepare it as soon as
; y HMIW(aiuueiiuiuj ui .iuiubij.
DTAf deep ana close witn one or
... . vilw an rnn hralTA bit
lSAltAsor deeper, follow the brenk
' ISJTJiUh 10 loads good stable ma
. ' nsre, harrow this well into the
V. lind. break aeain about first of
' ;. March' ahout 3 or 4 inches with
S)sll pTow or cultivator, then sow
?: Ol 400 pounds of good ammoniated
- -7gaan0 or 300 pounds of pure ground
boat) meal. Harrow and cross
4 harrow this Into the ground until
'v'yjat. seed bed friable and
tmoylfi f nough to sow mustard f ur
nip. ied in, then it is right to sow
grajftjeed and clover seed that
v art, smaller than mustard seed.
Uood-ttaonrinv, good tillage aud
v liberal W&ditlg are essential to get
I stand of gnst. Without the
stand , yoa caflnot get the crop.
After harrowing in the guano or
bone ' meal, . sow immediately the
ieed 'and J bruRh in with a light
thick brush Ao ktirrow puU i
Pant l CT T.ft to a At aiinMitr
cutting of one ton or more to each
acre; if only one ton, that ill pay
for cutting and saving tLo crop,
and leave enough to top dress each
acre with at least $5.00 wortb of
commercial fertilizers or stable
maDure which should be put on in
December. The profit is, the tlrst
cutting of erase which Is worth, to
do with it. Ve should keep stock
either cattle or horses, and feed
it, save the manure and sell the cat
tle and horses. That is the way
Kentucky and ot her States are get
titiH rich."
What do vou retard as the best
ami isafeht method ol cuiinL' I1.1v,
iecially of mixed grasses and vi
heavy grow th T"'
( apt. W : "Sunny weather you table talk.
uiiiBthae to cuie hay. 1 prefer I lCvery day table talk can be
the gras getting too old, to cutting guided as the members of the family
in rainy or cloudy weather between (may elect, into profit, frivolousnes.",
fhoweis. 1 wail loi tattled, suuuy jor loss. Many a boy aud girl re,
weathei. Start the mower at o p. ceives golden nuggets of lnforma-
'm., cut until night, then start agaiu jtion and iusight into the tnrrent
at 7 a. in. next day aud cut nntil 10, affairs of the day from entertaining
a 111., that you cut the day beloie, con versatious which paieiitx lead
and all you cut iijj to 10 a. ui. ue.t 'tluiing the meal hours,
day, will do to t L 1 11 twice aud g A company of buoy people, once
:i:t"o oi ks by . p. m. Open t he j boarding together, and having lit
cocks the following day. as soon as 'tie time for reading or study, under
the dew is oil, aud the hay, if you took a light method ol turning to
h. e had good sun, should be right profit the three tun em daily that
! t. gi into the bam by 1 p. m. they met round the dining table.
Is n, 01 is it not, our opinion i 1 hey chose to greet one another at
that clover and other leading
gi.iss m.i I'c rowii to profit on
most of the soils, especially led
clay soils in Central Carolina?"
Witu good tillage, a dec use ol
crops of cIon er and gr ass on most
of the lands in all this sc. -111111 of
our State.
"Have you eer fried Lucerne ?"
('apt. .: "I have fried Lucerne,
sown broadcast. It was not satis
factory. 1 am informed it should
be Miwn in drills. ( lover .mil grass
are less trouble and good enough
foi me."
"What do you consulci the best
varieties of grass lor our ordinary
soils, and in what proportion should
t hey be mixed V
('apt. V : "For upland seeling,
I prefer Tall Meadow oat grass,
Orchard grass and lied Clover, 15
pounds red clover seed, L'O pounds
tall meadow oat seed, '20 pounds
orchard grass peed to each acre.
For bottom or low, moist land I
prefer Alsike elnvei (i pounds,
timothy -0 pounds, led top 'JO
pounds to each acre. 1 prefer to
sow from the 1st to the loth of
M arch."
lie said that a grass crop or
clover crop could he grown with as
much if not more certainty 111 this
section, than any grain or cotton
crop, and he had very little fear of
failure in following the methods in
dicated above. --Progressive Far-
met.
Jones County Items.
1 lit' fill toll ITU is lUIill) lll
very inuL'h.
We h:nl Icii the l.i.st tew il;i8
very hot weat hn .
Mis. .1 . 1 ). M.iv anil ilaii'rhtt r of
Kitiston, are at Trenton viniting
relat ives.
We had in the vicinity ul Tren
ton a fine .shower of ram on Friday
evening last.
.Mrs. Jioberls and children from
New Berno are vituting Mrs. '. V,.
Green at Trenton.
Several of our citizens have been
spending a few days at Moreliead
during the past week.
Mr. C. M. Pollock informs nie
that the J'iney Grove section of
.(ones county was visited on Friday
evening last with a heavy rain,
accompanied with a destructive
wind which blew down and scat
tered fences in every direction,
while the thunder was terrific. Mr.
Pollock says he stood in one place
and counted H'ven trees that the
lightning struck,
When you enquire of our farmers
about his crops the answer always
comes, my cotton, etc., never men
tions his corn at all unless yon par
ticularly mention corn to him. The
most of them consider their corn a
secoDdary crop while it ought to be
the first, Ja6t such neglect as this
is the cause of corn selling here
now at IK) cents per bushel and very
little to be had al that price.
Departed this life at Trenton
with heart disease, on Wednesday
last, William E. Ward, Esq., aged
44 years. Mr. Ward has been sick
for several months and whose
death was not unexpected. Mr.
Ward was a member of the Ma
sonic fraternity and his remains
were interred with Masonic honors
on Thursday afternoon last. Mr.
ard leaves a grief stricken wife
and five small children together
with a host of friends to monrn
their irreparable loss.
We hear of cotton liloomi in.
every direction Ja our connty, -while'
oni old friend Willie I. Bntherlandi
reports corn sUka plentiful on bis
farm the Oth of Jane. Mr. Bather
land is old man in years bat a
real lire, progressive farmer who
baa bad considerable experience in
Lis calling aud says the snre road
In dnpcABB i d ftr a van farmAr tA
! raise his own supplies with stock
i enough to be well taken care of
which will bring about the good old
, prosperous times of which we are
all
wishiDg for but can't overtake
it.
What to Talk About.
A lady presiding at her own table !
has long been known to mike her
cooking, her methods, success or
experiments with one and another!
i n trrcH i An r flu tiic.r nn ohiph tiliu
balanced almost the entire oonver
sation of the meal. To follow such
a course is to cultivate a profligate
habit of conversation and to foster
criticisms that might be better be
.stowed. Food finds its ultimatum
of use lu uiinistring to physical
ueel8 aud is out of its sphere when
! made a leading tojuc ol
Imaktast each with a Scripture
text or other selection of a thought
In! character, at noon each brought
some item from the business world,
.1 cm rent event, scientific fact,
literary or art note of some obson a
Hon of his own; and at the tea table,
anecdotes, funny happenings of the
day , stray witty sayings and all
enlivening talk were 111 order. The
plan uite tll'ectually secured its
most desired end, which w;ts, the
prevention of "shop talk," that
mosttiring theme among those al
ready wear led with their woik.
(I001I Housekeeping.
IIOS'T EXPKni.TIEVr
You cannot afford to waste lime 111
ei et itut-iiiniK when your lungs are in
danger. (.'oriBumption always Bee ins, at
first only a cold. Do not permit any
dealer lu inrpose upon you with some
cheap imitation of Dr. King's New Dis
covery for consumption, coughs and
colds, but be sure you get the genuine.
Because be can make more profit be
may tell you he has something just as
good, or just the same. Don't bo de
ceived, but insist upon getting Dr.
King's New Discovery, which is guar
anteed to give relief in all throat, lung
and chest affections. Trial bottles free
at It. N. Duiry's drug store. Large
bottles $1.
Trying Experiments.
Thr public run 8--roely te ttlamed for try
1 11 k unHlrunii Oirown In 1U way. Hut llif 11.
you kuow, Ibe public Is easily bunilMiggcd.
iin. I la w iIIIiir to try RnyUilnif H H It. rec
oinmemlB Ufcelf, rtix-a not tltc'it iht l reinr
il ii-ii. untl MtAnris on lie own inerll Wllm-sti
1 ho fol IowIiik.
KE.HOHTKI) TO ALL.
MKKI1I1AN. MISS., Jlllv Vi, 1W.
For a number of yen') 1 bav sulTered iid
loui ht;oiiy Irom th- enVcla of blixxl polaon.
I bad iny treated by aeveral prominent
physlriana. but received but little If any re
llel 1 reorted to all aorta cr patent nietii
rlnep, HpendlDK a large amount of money,
but yet aet ting no letter. My attention waa
atiraoted bvtlierorea said to have ben af-recl-d
by 11. It. IV, and 1 commenced taking
It merely a h an ei perl men t , Laving but little
faith In the result. To my utter auiprlae I
soon commenoed to Improve, and deem in v
self UKlay a well and hearty peraon-nll ow
ing to ilie excellent (iialltleH of H. H, H. 1
ranDot commend It too highly tu those suf
feilnR from blood poison.
.1. U. UlRMON.
Trainmen M. .V li. 11. H.
AKTKR TW ESTV VEAR8.
KAI.TIMOBK. April a, ls7.
I- ur over twenty years 1 have been troubled
w ill ulcerated bowels and b eedlin piles,
and grew very weak and thin from constant
loss of blood. 1 have used four bottles of fl
it. 11. and have galDed 16 pounds in weight,
and feel belter In general health than I have
for ten years 1 recommend your H. B. H. as
the best medicine 1 have ever used, and owe
my Improvement to the uae of Botanic Blood
Balm ErroKnim A. Smith
fiend for our Book of Wonders ftee. It
treats f all blood dlseaaes. Addreas
lli.oob Halm Co, Atlanta, Da.
For Bale in New Berne at the drug
stores of R. N. Duffy and E. H.
Meadows. may
THE SEASON
Is .At Hand For
Refrigerators, Ice Boxes,
Ice Cream Freezers,
Water Coolers, Fly Fans.
Wire Dish Covers, &c.
SAVK MONEY HY BUYING
THEM FROM
L. II. CUTLER,
26 & 28 Middle Street,
NEW BERNE. K. C.
Languor.
. Heftdache,
Constipation
. Tan-ant's
Seltser Aperient.
oM trr Tarrant 0tx, FY,
sjrs1stlsW7Wfcera
made worUng for as.
cents prefened wbooan fnrniak their own
horses and (Ivs their whole time to tee btisi-
aesii 8 pate awmeats naj be proatskhly em-
Dlored also. A few vacancies .in tovns and
alt lea. B. r. JoHKaoa COw KI Mailt 8t.,
anenaioBat va. .eas uwiia ;
Absolutely Pure.
1kt y Ci-r oarer TariM. A marral rl
I , ruin; ,..1.1 ,.u, buuw uisiwvu7uwv. u w
rejueni aeonomcaHhantbe ordinary kinds, and ean
I aol be (old In 00 in pell lion wlUiUie mniuuula
ilowlL, aort we lent, alum or pnoapnaia
P5wder. Sold only In oani. RotaLBacm
owdbbOo.. l(WWall-at..N. T noru-lrdw
For gala in Newbern by Alex. Miller.
k ' I
This is t !:o Ti ip of the Genu ne
Pearl Top Lamp Chimney.
All others, similar ;i re imitation.
lis exact Label
isoneachPearl
Tep Chimney.
A dealer may say
and think he has
..: i : ' is as good,
I I 111 11 AS NOT.
Insist upon the Exact I.alcl and Top.
For Sale Everywhi m Mali oiv iy
GEO. A. MACBETH & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Round Knob Hotel,
W. D. M'llAI.I K, I'rop'r.
linl'NIl KNOB. N. C.
lit I'iet ti r'Mii" Sf'iir
Wfktorn North Carolina.
in
ruiN i s v i vi i in
Old Kort.
I N R A K Ft
iMblaut i Mllre.
.St. lleniaril Muuiilulu ' 1
t 'at a wba 1 ul It,
Mud Cut . I
Hwannanoii TntmH t
rinnacle ol the ltlu.-HKli.1 .
Potato 'l op .
Toe Hive1, flue trout ristilLK 'i
Bridges' Iron Hprlngs .... I
Kel ly s I rou brings v
Mitel, ell leak. Ilie t;rave of llof M.tii.rll,
the h'glit'ftl point east of the lto Ky
Mountains, nine miles.
I'uri
devi s.
cool tlry nl m plir-; no f I lit
Traill!) klop al (lit 1ntr. Hp 17
(Jpen all the year. Tdrmi reasonable
by ninnth or week. alb dwtj
Dsr. STABKEY L PALER 'S
Til KATMEKT Ul IMIILATION.
TWA DC AAHn' RTCJTTCptO
LU0d rob etivet, PtoilaU'tt. tPv
For Consumption, Allhmi. BroD hltl t,
Iyapela. 'tarra. Hay Kr, Hi ad -
ache Orljllll), lihenmatltm, NnnaV
lla iiud Ml I i 'h route aDd Nervous Iison en.
"I'hi Coinj'ouiul OxKen Treatment,' lrs.
Klai key A' 1'alcu, Mo. l.iJV Areb btreel, I'll t la
delphla, have heen using for lha last seven
teen ycais, Is a sclentltlo adjustment of the
elements of o.wgcn and Mlroiten niagne
tlr.ed, and the compound Is ho condensed aDd
made jioilHlile that It Is sent all over tbe
world.
lUui. Hi A i:k iv A Pa i.kn luive I he liberty to
refer to the foiiowlna named well-knowu
persons who have tried their treatment.
Hon. W in D. Kelly, Member of Congress,
Philadelphia.
Itev. Victor I.. Conrad. Kdltor Lutheran
Observer, I'htla.
Rev. Charl.a W. Ciianlng. D.D., Hocb s-
ter, N Y
Hon. Wm. I'ciid Nixon. Kdltor Inter-
uceiiu. Chicago, 111.
W. 11, Worlhlnglon, Kdltor Nw Houtb,
Ulrmlugliam, Ala.
Jadgt II. P. Vrooman. yueuomo. K.n.
Mrs. Atiry A. Liver more, Melrose, Maas.
Jndge K. . Vonrbiti, New York City
Mr. K. C. KDlRlit. l'lilladelphla.
Mr. Frank Slddall, Mercbanl, I'hlla.
Hon. W. W. gmyler, Kaaton Pa
Gdwird L. Wilson, S.'l Broadway, N Y.,
Kd. Pblla. I'boto.
Fldallk M. Lyon, Walmea, Hnwall, Sand-
wlcb Islands.
Alexander KHehle. lnvernesn. Bcotland.
Mr. Manuel V. Ortega, Fresnlllo. icate-
cas, Mexico.
Mrs. Emma Cooper, t'lllla, Hpanisb Hon
duras. C. A.
J Cobb, fci-Vlce Oonsul, Caalblanca. Ma
rocco.
M. V. Ashbreok, Red Bluff, Cl
Janes Moore, Bupt Police, B laud ford,
aelshlre, Kngland.
Jacob Ward. Bowral, New Booth tTalea.
'And thousands of others In every pari of the
United State.
"Compound 6iygen its Mode of Action
and Results," Is the title of a new brochure
of two hundred page, published bjr Dre,
Starkey A Palen, whloh gives to all lnqairsrs
fall Information as to this rsmarkabl cura
tive airenl and a reoord of several hundred
iurprlslng cures In a wide ranee of chronic
cases manyor inem aiwr oeing aoanuonaa
to die by other pltyslolant. Will be mailed
free to any address on application. Read the
brochure,
DM, STARKBT PALER,
No. 1529 Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
may2dw
SIMMONS & MANLY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
NEW BERNE, N. a,
Will move on or about January 16th,
1888, to their new office, over the Bank
ing Hoateof Green. Foy ft Go-, three
doors below Hotel Alaert.
Jas. W. Waters,
ATTORN EY AT L AW.
j ... " - - '
, OfBoe with p. n. PIteticr, two door
outhofNewEerB Joormai,:
ral dwlr
HiW BEENE, R. 0.
' r -r our j. rices.
' ' vtriHr' ''-''' T
HOWARD
JUST RECEIVED:
White l'icjue and, 'uLutj!c Four lu
French Hows and Greuadiue Scarf 4 fur
liidbriggtli
bltacLtd .1
aud Gauze I'n lcrwtar.
?ai.t JlrawilH. iin- t.ct
Xi lot of I.
'I ,
w;iuj Shfipers.
Full line el ("oliars ainl
l'J. di'z. initial I'jns 1 ut
' u fi , 1, c w
reel v 1 d,
ll.it h in
'iair.
M(ii's 11a
and Kuhher
king Suits,
('overs for
(
a 11. !L '
ii a 1. i lliap .1'Klt
-. h'ligl-, M..U:! g,
HOWARD & JONES, Next
I mi l'.l dull
HEALTH IS WEALTH!
READ CAREFULLY.
V
1k. K C West's Nmvi and Hkai
T h till ii km , h gim ran t e t tl Hpeclfti- lur II , m
rla l'UziuvMi i '4,ii v ultoim. h 1 1 h Net vnufe
INi'urnlgia. lirBUiii'tif Nbivuii. 1'rnnlral ln
cnustil h the iisr i! uli'oh.'l "i tutiurco,
Wulu-I iilnrsB M i-li l ii 1 e il i b i 'ii , Sufu-ulDK
of l l.t- II in lu rt'feiill liif; ' u UiMuiill Hl.l leailliiK
tii ill im-i ilt-i-B uud ili'Utli. I I tiui I u re tilt!
AKi . llI li-li l;i Kh. IrfibB of iiifr lu lllil-r
x . I li vol u ii lur ) 1 .osB' fc a in l r'jriUH ti it i Im a
causi-il h) ' v vr-t x erl lun ul tin- uiuiu,
Blius, or tivwr llHluleiirr I "h l.n i' Hi
iKllllOllf llllllllll K llfltlllllit ? H H I'HI T
m! x liutl leM for to. IKi, at'ij I l lonil v-1 1 -ii,l on
ri-oelpt of pr.ee.
WE Ul'tltANTEt: MX HOXfLN
'1 1 cute any case. With eiu h milt't iirc:i,I
h V uu or Bl x boxes, aci-om pb nl 1 with i i
we w 111 .end the purchanei nur w rltI-o kuhi
ault-t- to i efuiul the inom-y if I h e 1 1 cat uu-u l
dot-fc not efTii-l a cure.
Guarantee iaBueil only by M N
Dl'KFV, druKK'nt, sole aent, New
Iterne. N. C ap24ilwlv
" Don't Fail TTCa0n
ROBERTS BROS.,
oh
SEND Your ORDERS TO US.
We have in stock a Full I.iih- of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
C S. Parsons & Sons Boole
and Shoes,
Penitentiary Boots & Shoes,
AIho Shoes iliroil from llio iHwton
factories.
We are selling nil K'a'l,,Ii 11. ''I K
from the MillB in Michigan very low.
We iiIbo job I.Trillaril Htul (iml V: A i
S nu II
ROBERTS BROS.,
8outh Front jt.. Nne Berne.TV. V
HUMPHREYS' I
SL EUlfJESITS' BOCK
Cloth & Cold Binding' j
lt ratM, vtt SlMl lafiwlat,
eaav siilid ran.
a. a., lsie. s t.
XtsTraORsraxsos. enm raica
I Sevrs, OonsMtion. InflamnAtlonl .35
3 Wtnsl, Worn Itiw. Worm Ooltr .9A
t ('rylnt Collr. or Tealhlnl ol InlanU .til
4 Dlarrbea, of Obildraa oi Ada)u
5 Dysentery, Griping HiIiom Oulic . JJ
Oaolera Morbus, vomiting .t.1
7 iairhs, Oeid. Bronchitis S
iearal(la. Toothschu, Fuoachc .23
t HeasarlMis, 8lok Haaebt. Vortlro .
HOMEOPATHIC
lOillrsaeaata. Wiobs bimoli . . . .
IS
I llwupfrwl or Pa In Ail ferlo4
i K l-OBpTboosB, DiBonlt Bmttalnf J
i4MH Khenia, Krripls, Krnptions.. .
u k if as bam r-nnnw irsriijas
!S n aanaiallaai, aMuuue raina 14
I F?verTSTne. OhlllTalalana 90
17 film, BUnfer Blood m .
I Caurrb, InflDMsa, (Md in U Hoad .0
Whooplns Cnh. Violont Oooihs . .ftO
14 O eneral Debl III y , Phrnoil W ukuow .40
77 hliaoy Dtaeaae ..90
Ul LrlaarT Wealue. w.win. Bod. .
MS ervens imaim v ...... .......... a w
UVIOIaraoMOf Ine nien, rsinitaMon
SPECIFICS.
I00IA ay DrnamsM, or snit onpid on roipt of
sJ3vsvutrtmiucuaii. is raosa n- s-t.
All of the boT mdklDt are for
sale atF.S. Duffy's dmg etore. Middle
street, New Berne, N. 0.
All of oar Veterinary Preparation!
can be had of J. V. Jordan, Druggist,
N. W. oor. Broad and Middle etreete,
Newbern, N. C.
Steamer Howard,
Independent Steamboat Line.
On and after Monday, the 9ih day of
April, the steamer Howard will rnn
the following echednle:
For PolloksTille every Tuesday at
eight o'clock, returning same day.
For Trenton every Thnnday at eight
o'clock, returning Friday.
J. J. LASITTER. ManagAr.
J. J. Disotwar, Agent at New Berne.
Bit O ban rtven nnlver
aal aaUst actio la tb '
enreef Ooaotrhcaa and
Gleet. J Mcscrlb; It aad
feri tale fa raeommrnd-
arkl Ma mt ttaasisss.
1..T. JOSlUaUr Ant,Kvr Berne.
N.O.'.:. . maytnwlf
, hive :. !..t
7 'ewa)l3?L
W - I TP S P-.
I f atfierirarfts
& JONES.
Hand. Lawn Tier.
hot wiail.er.
l l'ude Bows.
1 a r k 1 !
per pair,
all
Mils, l;
I. Ml!
Size
.stk'S, lllltll
ili.l Celluloid
all letters.
Tr-iiik-
li
Oil Silk
1 t I ay
until
( ,.;.!.. 1 ,'i
i-Ir . i!
Dour
to N.itio al Ikuk.
j ii i UMniii ; Hash, mam.y.
JOHN H. CRABTREE & CO
ENGINEEHH,
Fuuuik'ri nuil
Mai. ti fw tin - r-H hi
Machiutfltft
ul Ihlora in
UNGUES and machinists supplies
Itnlldria of Itollrra,
Kat Mill.. i..iKinK v ui off M4 l.lfket,
Willi 'J Ul U pi lnij
1'a 1 1 !i 'ii h r un '. ti , ii.i
i u re j hi t t 1 hi I k : i.m
Inilloli K 1 vtIi
We W III lu u Jb1 t 1 f 1 ,UIH Mini -ftllUiatMi
rm n ii iltntri i i 1 1 1 u 1 1 of iimt liiuery .
U u i-f t lie HgfiiU for the WaU' of llie A uer-l'-iu.
mw. . ..) for 1 1 . a. HurifHitJin h oti
lui.tcil : lujtli lift lliir Mlcu itlrM.
w t- t-1 h.ii ifuc!ii g nit r hii frr ul I wui k
The Wcrld Stands Aghast
AT MY LOW 1'ttlGKo,
And wondrra. How ih it tlmt I nan sell
mi much luwer than any one else?
I II loll you: I have determined to be
oitfily aatihlifd for tliw cksIi, anil WOKK
UU! SM Al l. ruoriTs.
My Motto is r'Alll UKAI.INd.
I'DttiH and Im y frmn me, aud you will
in i r ri-tn-l ! I.
li. H. JONES,
New Heme, N. O.
1862. EATON 1888.
THE JEWELER
H.lS a KINK STOCK Ol'
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
SOLID 8ILVEE
AND PLATED WARE-
UPKCTArLKS.
1 ki tti a larger stock of Hpnctaelee
thaD any other store in North Carolina.
I take particular pains to fit them to the
eyes of parlies needing them.
Hat ing worked steadily at the bench
for over thirty years, I believe I can do
as cood work as any watchmaker in the
Slate.
COME AND SEE ME.
SAM. K. EATON.
Middle itraot.
Opposite Baptist Church. falldwtf
WALTER'S .
Photograph Gallery I
I take great pleasure In Informing my
friends, and the pnblio generally, that
my New Studio is now complete. '--
My Light is on the New Improved
Plan. 1 have spared, neither pains or
expenae in arranging this Light, ao aa
to give to all my work that Soft I'oroe
lain Effect.
Every style of picture copied and en
larged to any site desired.
A successful career of twenty-fire
years in Norfolk, Va., is a proof cat tb
satisfaction I always givo. AIy; work'
speaks for lUelf; by it I hope to gain
your confidence and merit your favors
Very reepeetfulry, -
TOOS. WALTER,
N. W. or. Middle and Pollock atm,
l... TltT- J .
janSIdwtf NEW EEBXR.-&.f &T
Will be at Morehead City and fjeaii
fort during the summerr " -. "
$500 Reward!
We will par tbe above rem ani for any Ma "
of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick btaJactrav
lodlgestloa. eonsttjiatluo or tlwn as we '
eannot are wua vM'e Veia4le lAvmr
Pills, when lbs directions are strictly oam- J .
piled e-lth. Tbey are purely vefcctali:e, and.
never rati to a-tve aatlafaotlon. Lare tiena -oontatnms;
80 ajenr enatet ptlla. S -e. Kmt -.
sale by all drnggiM. Beware efeonnterle I u
and Imitations.- The reoolne Dianufartured .;
only by JOHN O. W E8T4 Ot., k,1 w. Wad
kKMt UL, Cbleapo, lil. - ' i .
' Sold by R. N,DVrFr,dropeit, Nev
Barn,"N. C. T .V-" r T ; ' tp24 d wlr .
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