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VOL VH.-NO. 22 ERIDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1888.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
OYSTERS, the Vm( the. market af
fotde e Joe L. Willie, nfta Mall
M east side of market house, (dec 14 It
rRS."WOMBLX has jot.reeiv4
another UA ! fiae LTBB nTB
Orsure at the Middle street saloon.
; Faosiiies supplied oa short aoticei t
A LMASACS.-Tttxaer'a HortaCero
A lint Almanace for U year 188.
V, Una. i lux ft Co.
S BWINQ Machines repaired. Qaur
anteed first class work JOBS Ed-
waU,TrawUh'i shop, Middle street.
ONE Thousand Bella Well Paper at
very low prioea. . ,
w . OtOn AlXIJt & Co.
pLXAtif BEMKXBER that I aeed
1- . mmt h well m the rod of. nu
kiai.aad if yoaowc me plea ay sue.
y J. cmarn.
CORN &HELLERS, Grain Fan, Feed
On tun at Oto Aixes ft Co.
IMPORTED FRENCH BRA DY AND
HOLLAND OIK. just received and
foseier ;.. . tun RXDM3KB.
PNdEtE aod Ola Repairs, Beltioj,
- Peeking, eto. at
- Gao. Alum & Co.
JUST RECEIVED Aaotber lot of
GARRETT'S COON AO BRANDY
for sale by . Jihu Risjiukd,
USE PtfRE ICE. manufactured by
tbe Jarmaa lee Factor. fjy8tf
PCH $71X19 A5D LIQUORS for
Mecioiael aad ether sees lot sat
b: " .; JAMMS RrPMOKD.
We only ak one trial oa Old Virginia
"Charcots, I for 10 eaaU.
oo28 F. UutiCH, Wholesale Agent.
News baa been received At Kal
eigh of the critical iilneae of lion.
.Thorn MRufflo, at Baltimore, where
he ia noder treatment. .
Tna excitement oter the un
fortunate affair at Birmingham has
abated." The Governor of Alabama
sustains tbe action of the Sheriff.
e -At a conlerence of Democratic
Senators held last Tuesday it Was
decided to make no factions oppo
sition to the Senate substitute bill
The Southern Cultivator has an
interesting sketch of the State De
partment 01 Agriculture, end a
portrait of Mr. John Robinson, tbe
.Commissioner. ..
! On Tuesday the . Nary Depart
ntent issaed orders fox the U. S
' steamers Galena and Yantio to
sail da the following, day for Port
x aa Prince to enforce tbe demands of
tbia government for the immediate
release of the steamer Haytien Be
0 St i
AT last the United States census
report of 1880 Is completed, the
twenty-second aid r last volume
having been issaed. The work con
tains over 19,000 pages and cost the
' country rsearly 16,000,000. It is
said to 4)0 the! most elaborate
undertaking of the; kind ia the
worleVahistory-tf.T. World, v
A Chioago. dispatch of Dec. 11
sats : Three "men are known to
; have - been killed; one fatally in
' iured and a number of people badly
..bruised and Ilhakea early this
'r morning, by, at explosion oX mea!
1 dost which" completely, wrecked a
three story brick baildiDg." This
Is something new to us, and we
: would like to see an explanation.
- A dispatch from Annapolis, ML
' . . r Dso. llf : lays t - The steamer
. Governor McLfthe "of the oyster
. navy, had a pitched battle with
illegal dredgers off Hell-Point a
the month' of Chester river last
night s Two dredgers were sunk
one J captaredj '-and r four were run
ashore. This is the first fight with
oyster:, pirates since the State ves
sels lave been -equipped With
- cannon, and the first 4a, which the
- dredrs were routed. The steamer
. McLane Was riddled with bullets.'
- it.'' There are two lesssons taught
by the ' late contention ; that the
.. rr.pple will be 'slow to learn nnt
' cc .isg events- forco them to
- t" fledge.' The first is thatonr
. .Cou :.cnt has passed from the
political fitrio' built us by the
fatten ti a Cnaccial ccccera in
wLica ti:" 5
-tr-i -riT--a ---?.tj lrtn?nall
'f-l'io Buiirs. 11
r t pl'.ic raaa, Kt
! oca ta
llst-oni Is that
I j ! - rsfy an
t
r v, can
tl3 r::c
. j 1
"How a Democrat eincerely da,
tlrinj' that hU.pajtj a power,
eaa eonsietently co na Kepobll
ca boad, thai knocklBg some
Democrat oat the of3c Vterhtps, we
caa't aee, anrt' f U i problem ef
equal difficulty to bj to eolre how
oy loyT Democratic lawyer cab
consistently lecept 4 ipecUliee to
aid in prcTentinE the aeatinfofa
Democratic official. We pot ho
faith in the explanation that ft
lawyer is obliged to accept a fee as
a matter of business whether or not
the case conflicts with, iia prefer
ences, because j that, takes away
bis private rights. Laurtnbnrg
Exchange.
LOCAL NEWS.
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
F. UlriCh Cheeee, etc.
Jos L. Willis -Ottert.
A cart load of "New river mulleU were
la maiket yesterday.
Tbe oyiiernaen aay tbat a good tupply
of canning oyitere will bo brought in
aoon aa the cannery opens,
Mr. J. K. WflUa was Wakbg abip-
enta from hie' marble yard yeetarday
to Beli't Ferry and Pollokrrilla.
The Poard of Trad will bold an im-
portaaf meeting tbia erening. It ia
hoped that every member will attend.
There wee a '(light enow fall at Kin-
ton yeturday, and at Raleigh there
was reported to have been three inches.
Steamer Movements.
Tbe Eaglet of tbe E. a D. line sailed
yesterday with fall cargo.' The Vesper
of this line will arrive today and sail
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Craven CcuUy Alliance.
The next meeting of Craven County
Alliance will be held in tbe court bouse
In this city on the first Friday ia Jano
ary nest. ' We tender the Alliance
um of tbe columns of tbe JouaniL for
any proceedings, announcements or
other matter which they desire to go to
tbe public.
Keeting of tbe Stats Grange
The annual meeting ' of the State
Grange was held at Kins ton tbia week
commencing Tussdsy- and continued ia
session until a late hour last night. If r.
W. A. Ewell of Vanoeboro retained
last aight and informs us that the meet.
ing was well attended and that a great
deal of business waa transacted iwbicta
was sure, if not directly f to; indirectly
result in great good for the farmers.
The next annual meeting will be held
at Newton.
Personal
, We were pleased to reoeive a call
yesterday from Mr. Israel A. Piaree and
Mr. II. Im Rockwell of Troy, Pa. They
have interest in this section and have
oome down to spend a few days. We
extend a hearty welcome
Bxiolph Duffy t Esq Messrs. J. E
ftbodes, n. A. Jarmaa and Mr. Barber,
of Onslow, were to the cjty yesterday,
w. F. Rountree, Esq. returned from
Goldsboro lt night. He is Director of
the Eastern Insane AaylomJaad has
been attending a meeting of the same.
J. L. n. Missilller, Esq. of Henderson
is in the city.sr I'; f'f, r.S ? IQtk '
J. F. Parrolt of Klnston is to tbe clt
on a short btuioess trip. ' ' ' .
The Law on the Sabject
Aa oyster wr is raglngln Jfarjland
waters to pretenf the taking of see J oys
ters and carrying tbent to ouef waters.
Seed oyster seem to be-to plontrfelln
North CarolmaWaMrs that theTilte
it ia said. on several oeoasioos been
burned into lime. . Complaint bavins
been made to Commissioner Robmson
concerning the, matter, be pukes the
following reply; t. : -. -r t ,
Dear Sirt-Your letter of lb ' 13th to
nana ana notea. iou nave ampie pro
taotioa ef tbe law foe Um prevention of
the destruction of young oystera,.Bto-
tion 8388, chapter 43 of tbe Code makes
ths offence indictable. ' ana "tne pat
guilty of a misdemeanor. Ton can re
portor call tbe attention of an oC.tfer to
tbe tact tnat oysters t xibg Durnea
into lime contrary to lawman d the party
will have to answer before any Jnstloe
of the peace,. "-ja .vt.,i' ;
Tba people along the entire Coast
should combine for the brotetfon of
thenatnral oyster fields or beds, aad
seethatthose encsr-d t t:iif wanton
wholesale destruetioa of th Seed oys
ters should be prosecuted, V, :
Call tbe attention of the press of your
town to the facts, and as it is a question
of grave Importance to all who live
along tbe coast, they will gladly, aa in
tbe past, come ,to tbe r?cti and aid in
having the law understood and respect
ed. . Very truly yours, .....
- . JOHX ROBINSON. '
When yon rn got3 C!l V;--! .'
Cl-proota for 11 C"',wh7 Jo yoa i:y f
cecte for orec' "tif -.;
i F. ULiiiv U, Wholesale Af t t
The erkicJams y eater Jay oa the actioa
of tbe hoard f oocaty ' eocaaaiaaioaars
la, ftiliag taa tacanois la tba eouaty
oOoaf war akarp, poiated, aid we
might eey loud.
. The gTOunas af complaint are first,
tba appoiatpaeat at a maa ' who already
held a lucrative f adaral poaitloa wboee
time, would as expire aadar aix or
eevaa saoaths and waose reaigaatioa
wooid: probably head the offiee over to
a Republican aooaer than if he held the
BOs&tPOl us til rsatoved. Seoead, the
appoiaUnaat of one who seldom con
tributes to the expanse of a campaign or
alda the party ia Us straggles for vlotroy
oaly so far oae vote goes.
Now while we are bound to admit
that it via a mistake lntheoommia
sloaers to vacate aa important fadera.1
position by inviting the inoumbentto
take a county office, yet we appeal to
our Democ ratio friends to be charitable
ia their criticisms. Put yovrsefoes tn
tht place of the eommUnontn with a
dozen applicant for the sams porition,
and you eaa imagine what a difficult
task It is to give satire satisfaction. It
true tbsre were many good, true,
honest, capable, working Democrats,
who bold no offioe, to select from; but
we take it tbat the federal offloer elected
is not so greedy for oQoe but what he
ill either decline the position that baa
sees taa dared biaa or reeign at once tbe
position' he already holds and give the
administratloa time to appoint bis suc
cessor. -And if there Is any doubt about
hie successor for the, unexpired term
being a Democrat be will, if a good
Democrat, hold bis present position and
decline the one tendered bim by tbe
commissioners.
The JovBNAt took the ooeition imme
diately after the eleotion tbat De op
erate could not consistently, if true to
Demooratlo principles, aid Republicans
ia giving bonds. We were forced to
this posltiow because Republicans in
thaif-campaign' sought to arouse the
bitterest' prejudices of the oolorcd race
against tbs Democrats and fallowed up
their efforts with bull-doiers at the
polla whose threats and intimidations
made a fair eleotion impossible. We
received letters from different parts of
the State heartily endorsing the post
tlon, and the Democrats of this county
almost with one accord agreed to
Mhaaaaoff" aad 1st them take care of
themselves. By so doing the commie-
eioners, ia the discharge of their duty
found H necessary to declare the offloee
vaoanV. With the facts and.ciroum
Itanoea'before them, it was a far easier
task to declare these offloee vacant than
it was to fill them to the entire satisfac
tion of everybodv. Tbsre for, we-ask
Our friends not to judge too harshly.
Oar commissioners are aa truly repre
saatatlve of ato weakh,' Intelligence
and honor of the county as, perhaps,
eaa be foOad: aad for the interest of
the oounty, for the benefit of the tax
payer, let us overlook their faulte in
email things, and hold, up" their hands
ia their efforts to economically admin
liter the affalrl of the county and take
care of its finances.
Tbe Festival at Stanly Hall.
It would be difficult to do complete
justice to -tar excellent entertainment
given by the Brotherhood of Bt. An
draw, under the supervision and direo
tlon of the ladies Of Christ Church, at
Stanly ' Hair on Wednesday evening.
That eSpacious worn has been the scene
of many ornate festivities, bnt none
ever fa' more pleasure than this.
Bright colore tastefully . intermingled
greeted the eye everywhere. Flags
and evergreens brought out the display
with striking . effect. Gayly dressed
ladles made themselves at once orna
mental and useful. And what was of
more importance than anything else
the patronage ef the festival was fully
up to the expectation of iu friends.
One of the most interesting features of
the occasion waa the pretence of. many
delightful little children. ' Aejhe chief
purpose of - the entertainment was to
raise funds for the friendless little
boys and girls of the pariah school, now
beitftf eoiidnotea bv'thrf Brotherhoods it
was in excellent taste that children en-
joyiBgi-eorefrirt and 1 homo bapplneas
attoiSOLpauo&jae tais piaasantJ scene.
And they did It with jollity end entbu-
aiasan Ttl large Ubll,situtted within
the harbdf of bid legal memories, waa
covered with beautiful cake and other
confections, and was s continual chartf
to the visitors entering the hall. Under
the excellent management of L airs
George H. Roberts, who gave herself
entirely to the success of the festival,
it would be strange indeed if every
element end incident of the occasion
ahould not meet with ebthnaiaatio ap
proval. We learn that the. pecuniary
reeo'ti-e ", $- that a new to'
puLa hMl.ld k thereby to tbe
social charity s t to be aided-
.1 ,.1,.. ,)..- f
Askf-r f, V -13
cents. ' . u i
. - - --F. Ulkicu,
.
Cteroots, v 0 for
r. Ci ; ' ;
ho'etale Agent.
Kins toiw Item.
Cotton ia tel iaj at 8! cu Egs 23
oh; pork T ets.
Mr. R. H. Temple bas removed to tbe
store jast vacated by Mr, Whitehurst.
We notloa Mr. Junius Stevenson, of
isms, in attendance on tbe State
Grange.
Mx. R. F. Wbiubarat moved to Dur-
today tWedaeaday) and will con
tinue tbe drug business there.
Fine beaf and venison are now in tbe
market. New river oyster have found
tbtir way here at last, ani will be one
of our staple articles of gool for tbe
winter.
Another bright day for the State
Grange. Tbe members have oome in
ill tb) ball is now prcttv well filled.
Your reporter hu tried to get tbs name
of tbe officers, but bas failed thus far.
But Mr. Willia R. Williams of Pitt is
the Graad Master and W . II Powell of
Edgecombe, Treasurer. Among the
now arrivals from a diatauce and near
rs note tb follow 1 ok (' 01 Tur
ner. LeriM" , J 1. o . v
ba;H. I, I. . M 1 .1 ,
Poteeaai; H. v I- i ... l.cuu , li. V
Laasiter, CreekiilU. J. H. Deaos, Nash
oounty; B- C. bincklin. Nb. Allen
Johnson, Johnston' Mills.
lluuks.
Ed.Tub JoL'RMaL By your peiuiiwion
avail myself of tbi method to expre
to the citizens of Nsw Berne, especially
to the ladles of tbe familici of Messrs
Green, Mesdows, Neal, Cutler, Hender
son and other, the appreciation of my.
self and wife for their many acta of him
pitality and kindness during my sick
ness of tbe last few day I'hev hare
brought us under muoy ani lasting
obligations. From our distant western
home we shall remember thei-.i and
shall ever pray tbe choicest benedic
tions of heaven upon them and theirs
both for this and the world to come. I
am also under lasting obligations to
Dr. Frank Duffy. May (iod bless tbem
all. T. W. Gi thriis
If you want to prevent typhoid fever,
or if you feel aa if you were going to
bava the chills and fever, take l.aiador.
Price S3 cents a package.
"Helen's Babies.'' This work is
acknowledged to be the beat sell ing
artiole in our bookstore. Drugeists,
however, say tbat Dr. Bull' Baby
Syrup sells better than at. y otbtr rem
edy. It t always reliable.
From Birmingham.
Birmingham, Deo. 11. Ha we has
made no confession, but (till protetta
bis innocence.
Governor Seay Lad an interview with
many gentlemen thiB morning on the
subject of the tragedy of Haturdsy
aight. The (Jovernor afterwards bad
an interview witn soeriff smith and
said tbat he endorsed tbe sheriff and
wae dad that Jefferson county bad a
high Sheriff who, no matter bow pain
ful bis duty, could upnoid tbe law aad
protect the county jail.
Tne events or today are brictly told.
Tbe coroner's jury to investigate tba
shooting met and adjourned till to-mor
row In order to procure witnesses,
Sheriff Smith was released on $39,000
bond and will take charge of bia office
again at once. Beginning tonight the
troops will be sent away, one oompany
at a time, until an are gone.
Martin Walker and Jeff. Brown, col
ored, have been arrested as supposed
aocomplioea in the Hawes murder, but
the evidence aftainst tbem is only cir
cumstantial. None' of the wounded
have died today.
Birmingham, Dec ember 19. The jury
ia tbe Hawes murder case concluded
the investigation today, and a verdict
waa rendered that both the women and
tba airl, Ella Ha we, came to their
death at tbe hands of R. R Hawes, and
that Fannie Bryant and Albert Patter
son were accomplices.
Two more warrants, charging Sheriff
Smith with murder, were sworn out
today, and be is again a prisoner in
jail.
LOOK Ol'T FOR TUEITI.
The treat reputation my spectacles
and eye-glasses have attained through
outtba U. 8. has led. unscrupulous per
sons t6 counterfeit tbem. ' There are
none genuine unless tbe name of
Hawkee is stamped on the frame, and
I would reapectf nlly announce that I
positively employ no pedilerr. ,
AJ ejB HOU u u jjuareatevu uj
P. 8, Duffv, New Berne, N. C, olSdlm
Terrible Accident. r
fTantfl. Te:. nor.? li.-A -do
elaitotCo Am t' rip It -r. Kn.jwille
Tena.. ears: ILs Linum, aged 23.
school teacher, and Mias Lewia, aged
l&V Were run down dt tne incoming
express train . on, .the., Western North
Carol ma railroad rnear Alexanders, n,
O.Vtlaat4avening-Tand. both' 'horribly
mangleeM nney wareinieraiiy grouna
topieoeet tbs) aeekieai occurred on
treat la oa sharp: curvwaf the road.
klA--'.-tafll ni-jiifli".i
l -" MRU' .iryiarl 'l '"Mftf,r,ini mn wal
known1 and 'BO,;popuUr' as to need no
special mention.; All who have, used
Electric Bitters m tbe same song of
Braise. A oarer medicine doee not ex
1st and it to guaranteed to do all that is
claimed.: Electric Bitten will cure all
disease ol the liver aad kidneys, will
remove pimples, boiler salt rheum and
niKor aff (vtiona ftanRM bv imnrlra bloOcT.
Will drive malaria from the system and
- 1 ,
rreveni ae weii. as euro u maiaxiai
fevers. For euro of headache,, const!'
pation and indigestion, try Electrio Bit
tert. . Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded.. Price 50o. and 51.00
per bottle at R. N. Duffy drug ifore.
GENERAL NOTICE.
50 Boxes Choice Cream
Cheese.
200 Sacks of Shot, all
Numbers,
For Sale Cheap, by
IT. Ulrieli,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
MIDDLE STREET,
NEW BERNE N ('
Agent for Hazard Powder Co.
Sealed Proposals.
North CtaoUM a, CaAVix Cochu
nu 1,-k COUTY OOMMISSIO!,
Mewbern, December li. l.v.
Sealed Propoiali for furolktiiog 1'rovlaiom
or Rations lo incCouoty Poorio.- ibe jear
twginnlng Jan. lit. IMS, and finding l'pc.
list. m. will be rvMtved by the Board at
mi office on or bator Ibe K im Monday Id
January next. Bidder mnat elate ibe prior
per day for each person furnlaned. and alia I :
ie upon Uie baal heretofore Breecrlbed by
ibe Board and on (lie In this office.
By order of Ibe Hoard,
dlJId (lllLANIK) HUB Br. Clerk.
Horses h Auction !
WATSON A STREET, Auctioneers.
ON C0N8IGNMENT.
t
Fifty Young Borses.
Tbe undersigned will sell on
Thursday, Dec. 20,1888
at public auction, for rash, a consign
ment from the West of fifty voune.
nbfoken Hones and Marcs
Sale at TEN o'clock at our Stables on
Middle street. TermaCASfl
d!2dwtd M. HAFIN ft ( ()
ALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
For JSeEtle.
As agrnla for owners we offer for anle ou
easy and aReommodatlni; terms the follow
nft a pKcnofd improved llfal Katate In the
iiy 01 we v iterno:
o. I. WHAKr PROPERTY AT IMON
POINT ; Includes the piece of land known
THE 18I.ANU." and the wharf or roa.lw.v
leading thereto from Vm, Kronl Ueet.
Alan, water apace now being filled m The
location I the beat In the city for all nvinn-
nciuring purpoaee, while Hi
larReat eiafi
vimiin onr water have ample depth of
waiex lor ioaUDg ana
iinloaiilnK Hi Itif
wharf.
No, 2. TWO HOUREH ANI) I.Ol:
UNION PCJINT, orcnp ed as owelllnKR.
A I
No. S. IIAKVK Y WHAItr I KOI KltTY
Inoludlnr part of water front of U)t No 12,
In the plan of the city. I'pon thepioperty
la loeaied a oom mod lens hrlck warehonae
he O. D. 8. 8. Ct. nae a portion of the irop
erty.
No. 1. THK IRON FRONT WAJ1KHOUHE
ONoRAVaN hTRKtT.
No. &. BRICK HTORE AND I'WKT.MNU
ON UR4VN 8TRJtT oceopled hy It. o. K.
Arao,
A ruiideecrlptloe of this valunhle proper
r, toaether with the beat lerma n non whirh
the aame will be sold, will be furnished on
ppllnatlou lo the nmlersigned at ihelr ofTlcc
n no inn r roni sireei.
WATSON A RTREKT.
dec6dwtf ln and Heal Folate Agt.
rlGotoF. S.DUFFY
TJf f DRUGGIST,
4C9 AND BUY
DRUGS & MEDICINES CHEAP FOR GASH
The beet iiaortment of Truura In the city.
A lance, varied and (elect stock of Perfu
mery and Fine toapa.
A choice assortment of Fine ai.rt Cheap
uigar.
Beeda for Tracking and Garden rianting
to arrive.
Hat-Pinmet. Feather Kana. Mounted Klrrln
Feather Work and Fancy Artlrlea made hy
Miss A. W. Dxjrry.
A I to, a handsome collection of Chilatmaa
Ooeda and aundrle. all of which we offer at
the VJtKi LiOWEST FR1CKS for CAH.
decldwtf F. B. DUhFT.
Thanksgiving Supplies
AT
JOHN DUNN'S.
Fine Sugar Cured Hems,
Fulton Market Corned Beef,
15c.
lOo
Fresh rig Fork and
Smoted Beef Tongues,
New Buckwheat, Maple Syrup
and New Orleans liolawes,
Philadelphia Butter, the best Butter
on the market.
Imported afaeatoni and Cream Cheese
IM fjakee and Urackera fresh
by every steamer.
Attmore's Mince Meat, 10c,
Leghorn Citron, 25o
Layer Raisins, 15c
London Layer Raisins,
Loose Raisins, . lOo. to 15c
Currants,, j . 3 lb, for 25c
Prunes. " 8 lbr. for 25e
California Grapes,
15c
Maiaca Ore pes, very One.
20c.
Cranberries, .
Tomatoes, Cora and Pie Peaches,
10c
104,
20c,
20c,
15o
sweet Mixed ftckiee,
London Layer Figs,
rinaiates,
Jamaiea and .Florida '
Orange In br avery steamer.
,tA Constantly-cm hand .
, ; A fine stock oT Apples,
.. Bananas, Lemons, Mixed
Kuta and Ccmfectionarlea.
u In fact toy etock will
l . . please the naeat fastidious r .
ana wy jpnoew arw.5).
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m
no24 dwlm
JOHN DTJNN.
Boarders Wanted;
rot! ft (O OEKTLfcMKa aa Ubl boar4erw.
Appiy ai i neoino of
. Jf ARL Hr. V1TE91
delU'
' Jxt doot NW Bern Jot' rhau
For Sale, .
A HALF-BLOOD JERSEY BULL
CALF. Price f.5 0C.
Apply to
ESOCU WAL.s A uRtU,
nW dwtf Ne r.ttat' N. C.
Auction !
To the Public !
As 1 am eon.t , .cd to aeUieiup the
Eitate of II. (h?n, deeeaseoT, 1 will
commence A I ITION SALES on
the 27ru Jay' NOVEMBER,
in orW ti i-li.se o:t tbe Entire
Sto. k of Mor"lian Jise now in the
Weinstr;u Hit! d?, coiit5De of
Dry Goods,
Clothin
Boots and Shoes,
Carpets and Matting,
Hats.and Cap?,
Ladies and Gents
Furnishing Goods,
Trunks and Valises
And a groat many mere articles too
numerous to mention.
Tin- Auction Sale will continue
from Tuesday tiiirht, "JT lb inst., be
ginning at 7 o'clock, p.m., and lasting
till 10 p.m., an 1 auction sale will be
every nij.rlit following unt il stock i
clcaro.l out.
Tlie l'riviit' Sales will continue
luring tlio day at Auction Price..
'1'ho stock will le fixed ia lota to
suit Merchants anil other purchasers.
On Friday, locomlicr lltli, I will
commence selling at Auction a lot of
tine Wheeler W ilson Sewing Ma
chines. .No. s. improved new natent
Hcmcmbcr tlicso foods will be sold
, , ,
to
the highest I'lddiT. and the nnblio
fho cue to make he jirfccs.
do Friday. Dee I 4ih, at llo'olock
n., 1 will sell .it, Public Auction to
c highest liiddi r, iu the Weinstcin
ISuildinp, the entire Kcal Estate
tuiitod in Cravm, Pamlico
and Beaufort counties, consisting
of Farms, Wood Lands and Dwellings
and (Storehouses. Amonu .wbvoh in
the city of New Dcrne is. the. Wein
stcin liuildine, a three atorv firenroof
uilding, situated on the corner of
'ollook and Middle street.
Six nice two story dwelliTigs,- also
n the city of New llcrne, situated on
Pollock and Hancock street, all in
perfect order and well rented.
Also, four nice farms situated in
Craven county, all under cultivation.
And one big tract of land Bituated
in Pamlico and lieaufortcounties.well
timbered and consisting of about
twelve thousand acrci.
Kcmembcr that the above real es
tate must be sol to close the estate.
All the Ileal Estate will be aold
with a good title, and a warrantee
ced. The full description and terms
will be given on the day of sale. '
r or further information inquire of
Wm. Cohen at Weinstein Building.
COME ONE '. COME ALL !
WM. COHEN,
Executor.
THAHKSGIVING
PRO GLALTATf Oil !
Owiug to the SCAKfjitY o
Money and PKESENT 1IAED
TIMES we offer the followine-Low
rices on Thanksgivine Supplies at
61 & 63 Broad atreet:
Citron, 23 eta. .
Layer Kaisins, 15al8 eta.
Off Stalk Raisins, 12Jnl5 cleV'
Cnrrante, 3 lbs. for 25 ets. v."ej
Prunes, 3 lbs. for 25 cU. ,
Mince Meat, 10 cts. Ib.
Malaga Grapes, 15 cts. Id.
Evaporated Apples, 10 cts.
Dried Peaches, 15 cts. i "
Cranberries, 10 ets. qt.
8 lbi.J?ie Peachee, 10 ctav.,
3 lbs. Stand. Peaches, 15 eta..
3 lbs. Stand. Tomatoes, 1'OeU.
Sweet Mixed Rckle, 20 cts. qt '
We bave a full lineef niitak-
glTing and Chrttma Goods
at: very low price l4Wgwantca
all goodj M Tepreeented.be8t quality, y
yjuiana see ns. uoodJ OelitWed
al71nt
Two doors lioutfc ifahVe'CfveVy Eutler,
. novl dff , ' "'NEW BEIUeA, C.