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ATTID1VT. A . . -If fc'J x ujl m-u VOL. VIT.-NO. 139. . NEW BERNE, N. C FlilDAT: SEPTEMBER 7. 1888. PRICE 5 CENTS. yy.ii j u 1 - 11 4, r .4; -0! '0: , T ' sen;: lc:al3. CM ALL ltAl:3 AND EHZAKFAST O BACON C. E V Li. I FLNEF! erday i INE Ft Ef at Sams Stall Sat- morning. : O IN SAWS C!ad promptly and astir Ul fcori'y by A.. E. Dcrxiaax. C FIN AC 3. Tarnip, and Siberian Kale IkJ Seed at . ueo. ALUS wo. "rrLLOW FETES QUARANTINED. J. Although poor eld NwBraha . . . . . t received ridicule ana ioum rrosn suter town, hitiil prepared to m? of iikw (rer tata hmoi, aad with ih present pruo p-yieuae J .uu.jt.at wa. t h Ika MUkM I th proprietor of the Only Cash Btor la None Caroline, at Humphrey uow- ..iv - .a A. nl. D ..... k. I "TT ""T: Haraphrey, wUam to aay to ta twopl tf E urns North cuoiiaa tbey bm aot aaniuw to viait Barna, tiut ait qu.r.Bt.o acainm aiga ptwja m a pro-j 05 draught, Barmat ft Eog.liU- I r - - II U " - - IVa U AIVLIVM BP I k 1 I I im mm 1A11A Am I . ... 1 tha urMt.laai.MW laapoaitioa to furoWh ALL any ewtomert ita iirst Class Groceries at at art aotica aat a van maU DroBt. I iafy eom petition. warrant my goou, ana oniy a uuu to eonviaoa tba moat aouDtrnl. now aoma of . dt friandi say that tay ad- varviaini and my wagon doat pay na (with nay imall trofits). and that I will 00a break. Lat ua bath bati jadgal of that. , I am still payins 100 eanu on tha dollar, my property la in my own nam, and lam detammed to tall good groeerie$ ehtap, , . Very respectfully, ' THKQROCER,E.B HACKBUBN. 13 HIL'A BUTTER, the best in the .- market, on ice at DnnnV only 80 cnU per lb. ;7PITE LEAD, Mixed Pain, Var ' V 1 niab, Oil and 01 at UEO. ALLKN c uo. ToTTLED BEER, ioe cold, and all -13 other oool drinka'at "lytttf 4 A. H. HOLTOH'B. TTSE- PURE ICE. manufactured by Utkt Jarmaa loa Factory. f j Stf CI ALL at tha Broad St. Store where yo can buy all klnda of Freeh t- Oroearlea low for cash only. O. F. M. Dail, Ag't. ...Thxbr is no yellow, fever at Onarleaton. reports to the con irary notwithstanding. , "Cletslahd hasn't written his letter I" No bnt be has made his . mark and that answers tbe pnr pose. IF Dockery Is a farmer, there is m a small part of Mm on which tte ; angel; will smile while tbe old doj " roasts t&eDaiance. oL-'a TZZTtTa.A Wvfly . J-- naa many uiatwuivus. uo ui tuC best Ways Of Showing It IS to vote T3 for Nuna and Bosaell. ' , v , gag BBBBgga! v- When elector Moore was in New . Bffne the ltepablicans had an egg-1 ' nog. It was a novel experiment in which the eggs and whiskey were , taken separately , Lahqk DAT was celebrated in New Toik Monday With great eclat It is estimated that 40,000 people were., la . line: Hurrah for Cleve land and tbe workingtmenl - 7 Tub Democrats of Connecticut; have nominated Jodire Luzon B. Morris of Ne Haven.lor Governoif, We hope his name Is not , ominous. It is important for us lo carry Con- . necticut. and It would be bad to luz on Morris.' ; ; VT.X'V . . - We are glad to know tbat Mr. Randall continues to improve. We have DO patience for some of his totionsi but when he pnt hiflmuohnJoyl her Southern tour.j- aboulder to the wheel of the Demo- . ... :rrah for EandalU" Thubman ears he had rather stay et tome with Mary than hold asy. c.7. : 3 under the sun,'but the DcmccrE3 have honored him With tttir nomination for Vice-President z be intends to show his grati- , tcs!3 by doiD2 all ue can to elect ; mo ticket. ' 3 r- :ia were 1 T:y race l.--s.:::-rto withers tL8 1. 3 1. rtcJ, tutTrco. 'it. crane wa;on, we are Douna tosay,if0r tha cotton market. He has long A wsssor two ajo is was said that Earr Lion's letter tu ready, " " uu i prarru. xu usu " 6 auciwmj bjiu imaiiemajica. bot k can't make accredited flares and Hcpablkaa declarations correspond.. Letters hnplj correspondence, 70a know. USUALLY wt pay attention to I anonymous notes addressed to the TAirnvif (via I 4 k vut iu ui iv vuc enquiry," -how do too stand on Ungues and Alliances we reply don't know what too, mean. If J refer to tho --National League of Democratic Clubs," we are with then.. If reference ia made tothe Aouiana AvCBguo 01 uaepenaeni ortiDfjmen," we nurran for Clere- Und and the workingmen. Bat If IOtt ft,ean the Parmera Alliance. e sar. "halleloiah P W will aat the gram of our fields and the fruit of our vineyards and be dad. woraioemcn's Leacrues are not do ar v uiivm vi sau AiiiuuB. ULk nmrLina V m . uuw wiHJ" majwnij w iiuhuu aim uiuu-icoiua vi iuc rarmers are Democrats. LOCAL NEWS. Sunday passenger train of tha A. ft N. C R. have been discontinued. Rer. R. Q. Pearson begin a series of meeting at Winston on the 19th inst. Prognosticatort predict an early autumn. Already the leaves have be gun to turn. A new postofBce has been established on Trent road about eight miles from the eity named Debruhl. Tbe continued rains have made it too wet and disagreeable though it is thought to be about over now. It is announced that Rev. Sam. Small will soon visit North Carolina on a leo turing tour. He la now In Norfolk. The John Thompson comedy company appear at our theatre in "A Hughe Joke" next Friday night. It is spoken af as being a very humorous entertain ment. L. H. Cutler is ready for customers ith his fall stock of hardware and building material. Ba ia at the old stand and tell an after dinner joke with as much fire and vigor a ever, specially to a good customer. See adv. Mr. John Sater again appear before the readers .of the JouhsaL witb furni ture for sale, fie keepe a large and elegant stock, and also handle the h... WOrk, hich I neat and substantial The Nw Orleans Picayune, a paper foriu oriinl wit.getaerlth foi0.iDg on eomeof oor8tataoandi. date.. .,AmonR the e,nji,ute (n North Carolina ta a Fowle for Governor, a Holt for Lieutenant Governor, a Finger for Superintendaotof Eduoatioa and a Buna for congre. if Fowu get Holt with Finger be will take tha Bonn." Joint Dlacuta on. There will be a joint discutaion of the baues of the campaign between J. J. Martin and Jao. E. Woodard, Presi dential Electors of the Ssooad N. 0. Congressional Diatriet, at the following times and place . Tarboro, Sept. 18 Halifax, Sept. 81. Littleton. Sept. 23, ' Henderaon, Sept. 24. : Warrenton, Sept. 85. WUon,Bept.80. Einstoa, Sept. 87. New Berne, Sept: 37, at night. Trenton, Sept. 88. Snow Bill, Oct 8. Jackson, Oct. S. Windsor, Oot. 6Y Personal. Mies May E Doerr leave today, oa the steamer Manteo for. her home ' la New York. She has been visiting Ml Maud I Moor and we ar pleated to lean Eat . V? J'T iu iii-iasi .avsuuu -uu tm uvw mill been one of our principal buyer. Mr. seymonr Kansom left yeatarday morning for' New England, where he will enter Amherst College, - r' O. E. Foy, jr., ta visiting: relatives In Jones county. 11. C. Carter, Esq.. ef FairQcId. Hyde county, arrived laat mcbt. ... BiBhop Watson pused down to Beau fort last niflhL . - - - '. " ; 1 Cart. R. P. MiJyetta of Smith's creek. Pamlico county, arrived yesterday. He report crop looking rrtmlsinsr. f Col. U. li. Fickett, National Lectarer and State Organizer cf the Farmer Alliance, arrived last eight and is ttop ping with Col. J. N. Whitford. E ad- dreMft tne farmers at .fouotsyiue today.. - . ' ABVICS TO KOTUEaS. V.'lHSLOWlS BOOTHEIO ' BtKCt '1 alwT ta Vfil for ill' !ra It-1? t c,2i, t 'r f r::, i. Eabrev Vw Tsar. Laat WJad.y at tunaat oommaaoad a aaw year w ilk tha Qebrawa. AIlBo brawa keep holy thai day, which is called Both Haahanah, While tha ad- Taacad ayaaocmaa keep oaly that oae day, tha orthodox 7agooa pbaerr two day Thuraiey and Friday Saturday, the 8tk inat, wU ba aa lm- portint Sabbath, and ta called the Sah- batk Of Repeataooa." On the following- f owummj , w Kmmm tha fast of OadaQah from aonriaa to rnaaet. I .....I.. v it -in Friday erenlaf , tha Uth inat, will ba tM art of to great uay 01 Atoaamen., called Tom Baklppurina. The day la etrletlT obaarred with fastint from ran- eel antil Batarday1! iuat. OaWadneadar.thalttfemat. feaUral maamV " w ., 1 lag aeren aaja, pat tba aavanoea yna- . .... . . 1 gogue ohaenre only tba SOth and thai closing festival oa September 17. Tha orthodox lyaagognea obrre Septem ber tO, tt, 17 pad S3, The tSth day of Saptembtr ia called Hoahanah Rabbah, tha feast of tha Wil low. Oa the Sabbath of the 29th com mence tha new cycle of tha reading of tha Pentateuoh, and the difference be tween the orthodox and the alvanced Israelite is also shown in tha fact that while tha five book of Moeea are read oj orwoaox coogregBuons aurmg we 1 period of one year, the advanoed con or the entire Pentateuch in a eyole of three year. Tbe year S049 will be a leap year, the synagogue will observe thirteen months instead of twelve, and the New Year of 5650 will commence on Monday, September 26. 1889. Steamer Movements. The Eaglet of tbe E CD. line ar rived yesterday with a full cargo of general merchandise and will sail this afternon at 4 o'clock. Tha Vesper of this line will arrive tomorrow. Tha Manteo of the O. D. line tails this morning at nine o'clock for Nor folk. Yellow Ferer. Jacxsonvillk, September 5. New oaaaa reported for 18 hour ending noon today, 81; death 4. To Citizen' Association this morn ing reeolvsd to accept outside aid ten dered for relief whioh the government cannot render, uovernment runds are furnished only for ipeciflo purpose. Aa appeal will be sent to the Pre to night. It watunderttood with Surgeon-Oen-eral Hamilton at yesterday' conference that the government will pay for cer tain aanitary work, but not for nurses, paovisiont and phytioian for the sick who are unable to pay the charge themselves; and ror thia and for the general relief of the thousands now out of employment, and who cannot b ac commodated in adequate camp of refuge, it waa decided thia morning by the executive oommittee of tha Uiti nana' Association, ia conference with the board of health aad the acting atayor, to issue t&e following appeal: ' To our rnnaa and leliow-cltisena of the United Staea-W, the authorized repreaentativea of the cititen of Jack onvllle, reoognixlng the fact that tha epidemic h now raachad inch a stag that oar own fund are inaufflcient either to oops with tba many case of abeolute neoaaaity, for tha ngagemnt of nana or for aamerous other da manda upon oa; and whareaa, owing to tha abtoaoa of all butlne many of tha moat liberal eiusens are unable to far aiah further runda, we now think w are justified ia aooepting the many willing offer reoetvM from you. We therefore wish our f ellow-eitisena of the United States to know that we will gratefully receive tbe aid they have of fared, and that any eontnbationa will be used for the benefit of those In need, and Where they will effect the greatest good .- Ws request that any raoa eon tribntions may ba forwarded to James M.' Bcbumaoaer, iresident of the First National Bank and Chairman ot our Finance Committee. Signed, Neal Mitchell. Prealdent of tha Davali county Board of Health; D. t. uerow. Acting Mayor; r. alcuaad Anllfi VphMmI lif . tka' rtitiuna' Auilliary Asaociation. - Jackaonvttl. ma." . - .: ;.- Our vitlcens hava expanded many thousand of dollars of their own means. but now. they recognise the fact that owing to business being practically dead, they will be ao longer able to re lieve the sick and needy.. WASHntGrrov, Sept. a. A telegram has been received at tba Marine Hoe- pltaL Bureau from Dr. Wall, at Tampa, aaying that there hava been aevaa new oaaea reported there within the peat two day, four of which are positive. . Moat of the ease, he says, are of a mild type. Drr Murray reports by telegraph that ba has arrived from Tampa, and that there .TlT.-l.l.., , " villages ara healthv. - - - THEIR BV8UESS BOOsTIKO. ; Probably no one thing baa earned such a general revival of trade at R. N. Duffy 'a drud store as their giving away to tbeir enstomert of so many free trial rrjr'' L:ZZT"Z'Z a it 1 . m tt vz t ri: - - - rrr " 7 .'v. " r :r." "ZrM cummuviiatuii orj tbiubuiv iihuj f.--. far, , if )....,. ..4 tVf-ttTidlur'jdajies qalckly cured. Yc Kit -tit before buy in? by fUcg at . ; iir,if-9 i..-9,i. A-very i rrr.r:- i()T &1s. vftGlasal r.ii i, cc 1h uuij s urcz s'oro. , STATKAE WS C03DE53ED. "Windsor L.ler: W paderataad thai 'senator Kaasom ba obtained a poeitkm for Mr. J. T. Waldo, of HamU Martia county, with a aalary of 13,000 a yar. Ralaigh Beeordar: Bsv. H. W. Battle of New Bern ealled to us on Friday He attended tbe Central Associa tion and preached a capital eermoa for tha brethren at Wake Foret oa Thura day night. AaneTiU Uitisen : Uiji2 to lb re oantheary raiai, remleriog the mono u'n road almoit impsMabl in the nm, ooi. waadeil. elector tor the ' , . . n.,! cancel all engagement made for him by tha executive committee in the coon Ur aham, Cherokee, Clay tod Ma H'aabeth ony bconomwt: The past lat friilinar f ivii r an.1 a Iwriraa nitart tlty ha been saved, the weather being r aa - - all that could be asked Reports from all part of tbe S.ste are that tha pros pact oi a good cotton crop is rerr favorable. The crop in this section wss never better Raleigh Advance: In aprivate note to Rev. W. J. W. Crowder, Rev. T. W. Moore, Ul)., of Honda, says: As to yellow fever it is not half so dreadful in Florida as is reported abroad. Tbe dis ease ia a scourge of ' the drinkers of at ooholio drinks. Of th eight who have died In Jacksonville all were regular drinkers except one lsdy who was an geQ Charlotte Chronicle. Rev. 1. K Lw who had filled tbe position of editorial writer upon the Chronicle for some months pat, retired from tbe editorial chair laat Saturday. Mr. W. 8. Hero by, late proprietor of tbe Chronicle, left Ibis morning for Washington City, Baltimore, Philadelphit and New York. Ha will return and make a trip to Hist em North Carolina before hit departure to St Louis. News and Observer: Then was the heaviest fall of rain at Urtenttboro cn Monday known in many yearn. Iwo and nine-tenths inches of rain fell The good old town of Carthage, Moore county, now has telegraphic aa well ai railroad oommunioation with the out side world, a telegraphia line from Cameron, a station on the Raleigh and Augusta Air Line, to Carthage, having been opened for business yetterday. The Carthage railroad, from Cameron to Carthage, waa opened for business on August 13th last. This road is op erated as a branch of the Raleigh end Augusta Air Line, and gives Carthage direct communication with all points via tbe great Seaboard Air Line system of rsilroad and steamer lines. Thus has the Seaboard Air Line constructed another branch, thereby adding to the material interests of North Carolina, as well as to tbe people along the lino Statesville Landmark: A telegram from Congressman Henderaon Monday evening brought the gratifying infor mation tbat tbe committee on appro tion bad inserted in the sundry civil bill 175,000 for the Statesville public building. Tbat makej it safe. Mr. I. T. Roberts has fouod gold in large quantities en hi farm near Oabornvilie, Wiike county. Specimens of tbe gold hare been cent to New York, and Mr Roberta ha received an offer of $11,000 for hi property.- Some time since Robert Sears, of East Bend township, Yadkin county, went out west to visit hie two ion who bad been living there several yean, and, as they allege. promised them that if they would come back he would convey all his property to them. They came, accordingly, about three weeks ago, but the old man had by thia time changed his mind and concluded not to deed nta property awav. Tha son got mad and got on a bum and on the night of the 17th and two tobacco barns and then skipped ont. Tbe neighbors turned out in auad 1 to hunt them, but at last ao count they had not been found. They have probably gone west again to grow op with the country. FOREIGN NEWS. LoKDON.Sept. 4. Mr. Gladstone went to Wrexham last night to address a meeting of Liberals. After Mr. Glad- atone had began to apeak ha found that hi audience was not altogether a friend ly one. When one portion ot the gath- ing cheered him another portion hissed Thia led to an uproar, and for some time tha greateet confusion reigned Gladstone stopped speaking, and waa not able to resume for fully five mm ute. The trouble was dua more to local jealousies than to or position to Gladstone. Dublin. Sept. 4. It having- been ru moved that a meeting would be held at Mitcbellatown on Sunday next, on the occasion ef the anniversary of the Mitcbellatown tiot, the police hava re ceived orders to prohibit tba gathering. ceivea oraers to proniDii u guaeruiK. A&tE4. hlstor of Rome In the middle sgee. Particular attention 'will be paid to the period or ue ureal uregcry . I i 7 7- I Vw. rlin itmMioM m iiw I .avvi mw r . . ... i i vvfc a nk i ltdacha.Von are fldMtT. narrous. and I irnnerallv out of sorts.' and want to I brace bd Bract up, bnt not with stinv ulant, spring '' medicines, or bitters, which bava for their basia very cheap, . . its. . . . 5? SS.TS" jX m.oouN'""VuVb"."."? WOrS COnaitlOn WIU Wiort. nu . 1. iiw, (you ;wac w iu uwu, .u, ,u nnrifT your blood, atari healthy action Jlty, and giye renewed health and strength. Suoh a medicine yoa will find in Electrio fitters ana only nitr -.nta a bottle at R. N.: Daffy's drnc i tore. ; . , .. v . Tp AH bpleje. Niw Bixn, M. Cm tapi. , 1883. Oa and after this data, and antil farther notice, traiaa Koa. 60 aad II will aot raa aa Saadaya. sep 7-41 w.) S. L. Dill, Supt. Its PsUaMf of Itava And the siScacy af tta aotioa have rea dersd the famous California liquid fruit tamed 7, Strap of Figs, Immensely pop ular. It Cleanaaa aad Toaaa up the clogged and feverish System, and dis pels Headache. Cote aad Fevers. R. N. Duffy, areas. New Berne, N. C. auglSdwaw Wanted, BLUE FLAO ROOTS , also other kinds of Roots and Herbs. For infor mation apply to PARKE. DAVIS ft CO.. Charlotte. N C. Aug 25, 1888. Sc7dU HARDWARE. COOK ST0VE3, SASH, DOORS and BLINDS LIMU, CEMENT, Terra Cotta Flue Pipes, And all Building Material At LOWEST PRICES. L. 11. CUTLER, 26 k 28 Middle Street, NKW BERNE. N. C. City Ordinance. Be il ordained. That the License Or dinances adopted by tbe board of com mon council of the eity of Newbern at the first regular meeting in May. 1888. be amended by adding to the words express company" the words "for tbe privilege of receiving and transporting packages from and to points within this State," and by adding to the words "telegraph companies " the words "for the privilege of transmitting messsgeg to and receiving messages from points within this Bute." E. H. MEADOWS, Mayor. 8ii.a9 Fulcher, Clerk. 7 5t Furniture!! JOHN SUTER as on band and i receiving every day handsome parlor suit, chamber sets, heavy walnut, bureaus, wardrobes, mattresses, chairs, lounge, sofas, etc., etc. He also has a line of home-made work of bedsteads, sofss, tables, bureaus, etc., which are neat and substantial. Prions It'pht Down to Rock Bottom. sfO dw Middle st', New Berne. NOTICE. At a meeting of the Newbern Cotton and Qrain Exchange, the following action wss taken: Whereas the price of bagging has been advanced. Therefore Resolved, Tbat this Ex change will accept cotton without the usual side strip. Resolved, That the thanks of this Ex. chanae are due and are hereby ten dered to our representative, Hon. F. M. Simmons, for his efforts in Congress for tbe relief of the cotton farmers. 1 5 dlw w3t J as. Redmond, Sec. (JOUHTY FARM TO RENT FOR 1889. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will, on Saturday, September 8th, 1888, at the Court House in New Berne, at twelve o'clock, noon, rent to the highest bidder the County Poor House Farm, situate on Neuae road, about one mile west of New Berne, for the year 1889 only. Tenancy to com mence January 1st, 1889, and end De cember 31st, 1889. Tbe Board of Com missioners reserves the right to reject any and all bids? and will require such guarantee aa will insure the prompt payment of the rental at tbe time tpeci oed. New Berne, Sept. 3d, 1888. By order ot the Board of Commission er of Craven county. ORLANDO HUBBS, s5 Clerk Board Com. THE lew Berne High School WILL REOPEN i I 1 . , ; a t 17th, 1888jchmeryhnegoto;s7 k4 dtf SCHOOL raBflLU 111 TOM LiDlLS ! school for the EBoeption or Uirlsaad ' - xonnBT 1S11ISS. OB MONDAY, SEPT. 17th. 1888. Prompt entrance eminently desirable. Bps let. ' at! j: , -, ForEent, Tbat de.lr.bla and commodious d wel - 1 ling now occupied by Jame ALHow j AA rWith Frnnt .truL Vn Bama laro, pnoontn rront etreea, ror terms bddit at tha office of - - VTW i!. , n niM I i ftprtftnl '-HftHfA h3: ' UwUWUl MUUlCi I : misa Aoziui uiAVJUi will onen a Sobooltt tbe Chapel on Oeorre atraet. loepwmoer iv. iooo, ; asiniw St Paul's Schools CORNER MIDDLE AND REUSE ST3. . Strictly aoa-rallgioas foraoorCatholka. Terras: SL00 per month; k)wetgrada $1.50 per month. Begins Thursday, SepUmber tha SOth at 1 0 clock sm. K3dlou. SCHOOL NOTICE.'- MISS MOLUE HEATH wilt rlotin her School MONDAY, 8EPT.lTrH. Sept.. 188S. - - dlw . School Notice. MISS EMILY FEREBEE will mom her School Sept. 17th, 1868. tl did " Rew Registration cf Yoters in Sun wly'ricact Nobth Carolina, Cravxn Cotjhtt, County Commissioner' Office, Newbern, Sept. So. 1869. Notice ia hereby given that a lew" registration of all the voters of Junta City Preoinct ba been ordered by tha Board for ths ensuing general election to be held in November next (1888). All persons ia said precinct entitled to registration must be registered by tha Registrar of Voters of said preoinct during tbe month of October nxt, ac cording to law, before they oan vote. By order of the Board, ORLANDO HUBBS, Register of Deeds, ?1 Ex-offlcio Clerk. Precinct No. 9 New Registry tin in- North Carolina, Cravin Cosittv, County Commissioner's Office, Newbern. Sept 3d, 1888. Notice is hereby given that, by an order of the Board cf Commissioners, -an additional election precinct has been established in No. 9 Township, Craven county, at Arnold Store, to be known and designated as ' Arnold 's Store Pre cinct," in said township. Notice is also given that a new regis tration of all the voters in No. 9 Town ship has been ordered by the Board for tne ensuing general election to be held in November next (4SSSI. All mi living in said townliip entitled to reala- tration must be registered by the Regis trar of Voters of the respective preoinct in wnicn mey live, during the month of October next, according to law, before they can vote. By order of tbe Board, ORLANDO I11BB8, IWister of Deeds, Li officio Clerk. Duffy's Group Syrup. - Recipe of the late Dr. Walter Dum, PREPARED AND SOLD BY NKW BERNE, North Carolina. luaelSJ wtf . School Notice. MISS LEAH JONES Will nnan Has School, September 10, 1888. Miss Mamie Houohton, French and German teacher. Tuiiion 82 50 per month. aug23 SALE AIID EXCHANGE ' The undersigned having pnrabaaed tt : 1 extensive Stables on Middle strtet, forrasrly ' ouDuanea rjy Mr. uobon, Is prepared to far- nlsh the public with the very best service In " HOR8K8 and VEHICLES of EVEHY DBS. CRIPTION. " If ln stock always on hand for HIRE. SALS! or EXCHANGE. An experience of aavml years has made me familiar with the need of New Berne and vicinity in this line, and i nopains win be spared to give the fullest f - ' satisfaction. Drivers and team rnnkhd .. for any occasion or to ny part of gnrronnd- lng country. j. t, EWELL, .." JyZ7d3m Middle atMst ' - tn -,. Lime, Cement, Plaster . and Hair at -:' J. C. WEITTYU;; Rope, Paints, Oiland ai;t m. ji -A-i jsmi, uuip tjuttuuiery aw J. C. WHITTYU For eveiythinff in 7; the Hardware and. Ha- J. U. WHITTYB. Wholcsalo Grc::r, Is the Place to Buy . Your Paints and Oils.