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NEW BE11NE. N. C TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1888.
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THIS 13 MY CHRISTMAS ADVES
T13ME3T:Miao Mut, freak
Ceadi, RiMM,- NaU, Carraata, 01
. ' mat, - Citfoa, rUToriof Kxtreot,
Evaporatad Apple, Powdr4 and Cut
4 Loaf 8Kr, Spica. Celery 8d, Ma,
f, lard ftaed, Maearoai, Tapioca, Vary
Bert Batter." Pick lea, lenporud Bay
, - Kav.Fortat Flower Cologne (suitable
. ' ChrwtaM prcaeau), Bockwaaat. Fine
' Ciara, rwder. Shot aad Cap. Pan&oa
Caaala. Fiaaet Coffee roa a to order.
Choice Tea. Freak Canned Good in
aiity. -,-. ' JO. . Plot.
M1
fBS. WOMBLB hajut received
another lot of Boa Lyn narea
Oratera at the Middle atreel saloon.
FmUia supplied oa snort notiee. tf
A LMANA.CS-Turner North Caro-
il. Una Almanac for the year 1889.
' U . ti. : , , , , Uao. ALUM ft Co.
, C KWINQ Machioee repaired: 0ur
.. O aateed first elaaa work John Ed
WaJtM, Tranwith shop. Middle atreet.
O'
NX Tbousand Bolla Wall Piper at
vry low price.
UCO. ALUS KM.
PLEASE REMEMBER thai I need
money a wall a the real of aaaav
Had, and tf yon owe ntf plea pay mo.
V k,-s ' ... J. 0. WaUtTT.
CORN SBELLERS, Oral Faaa, Feed
Outur at Oao. Alum ft Co.
1 MPORTIO FRENCH BRATJDY AND
1 HOLLAND QlN. Juel received Vd
for ealo by Jam Rkdmomd.
ENGINE and Gir Repair. Belting
Pecking, eto. at
Geo. Alum ft Co.
TUST
RECEIVED Another lot of
tf
GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
for al by Jams Rkdmond,
USE PURE ICE, manufactured by
the Jarmaa Io Factory. (jj2dtf
1)URE WINES AND LIQUORS for
Medioinal and other ae for 1
by Jamis Rrdmohd.
W only ask one total on Old Virginia
Cheroot. B for 10 oenta.
o88 F. Uleich, Wkoleeale Agent.
Augustus Leazes, of Iredell,
is a candidate For Speaker of the
" House in the next legislature.
Tin French eoppcr syndicate ab
solutely controls tbe world's supply
of copper, it is said, and dictates
tbe price that contnmris shall pay.
. It is said that England will not
recognize the United States during
the Cleveland administration. Mr.
PhetDs mar be recalled. What
then'! f,'-? . .'.. .
Vow itis aaid the Panama Oaaal
is not a failure after all, burls
'rapidly tnoTing to successful com
4 ipletion. ' Report In regard to it
bare been about as unsatisfactory
as those in regard to Harrison's
Cabinet. v
' Emin Fasha and -Henry M.
Stanly hare been captured in Af
rica. It is rumored that Osman
Digna, in bis letter, expressed
willingness to" surrender, Emin
Pasha .and bin white companion
previded Egypt would agree to
aoanuon jsuaaim.
' " . anaamwBmammjBwmBmaamna"aBwa
. . , 3IR Powperly ; says : Not
-, A y eontrarft the order of the Knights
mjbJ jAbor ia neither bankrnpt nor
; extinct.. What hai been- lost . to
the organization ln numbers baa
) -. " been gained in strength, devotion
" and determination. ' . .
" i In the Inter-State immigration
Contentibn -at' Montgomery, Col.
W; n. B. Bergwyn, of Henderson
. introduced 1 resolution proposing
that the Southern States bold
Southern exposition In either New
Tork Boston, Philadelphia, Cbi-
! caeo. Kansas City of St. Pan! in
1891 and 1892. . r '
. , On Wednesday Senators Eeagan
Chase, Dawes and Hiscock drifted
into a :j debate as to what caused
the defeat of the Democratic party
at the late election, the Eepnblicans
claiming that the President's free
trade advocacy did it while, the
Democrats claimed it bad not so
1 much to do with it as bis veto
tbe pension till and his keeping
'Eciul!;canslnoClce. ' -;-:
, ,0s Its 12th of December Sen
ator L . :.:t introduced a bill
aathoiiz'.r; t! .3 Trrctary of War,
Secretary eft1 3 Tary and General
c-ftteArny, r'i-Tn aboard, to
' -va constic:'" '. ") r"?"tnatie
'- t'- : i cT (
of from 3.00Q to 5,000 pounds per
square inch ahd Capable of throw,
inj tteel torpedoes .charged witk
not less than 500 pounds of dyna
mite or otber exploit JJlitanee
of fire nile. Theie torpedo throw
er art to be moonted ia batteries
for tbe defense of the principle har
bors In tbe United State. Tbe
coat of these trover? anal not
exceed 110,000 each, and 110,000,
000 ia appropriated to carry oat
tbe provisions of the act.
The Southern Inter-State Immi
gration Conventioa, lately in ses
sion at Montgomery, Ala., formed
permanent -Inter State Borean,
and among others passed the follow-
ng resolution :
Resolved. That the South offers
grand? and greater oppoxtanit.es
and inducements to labor and capi
tal than any other country on the
face of the globe : that there are
yet to be found within the borders
of the States Jiere represented in
this Convention a target acreage of
anoccuplfd sgricultnraiand horti
cultural lands open to settlement
and occupancy, at lesa price per
acre than can be fonnd in any other
portion of tbi Caited States; that
in her mineral and timber resources
she is destined to lead tbe whole
world ; that the South needs immi
gration, ana the una of immigra
on wanted is that which 11 rntellt
gent and energetic, men who are
capable of producing samet bin g in
addition to their lmaediate necesai
ties."
LOCAL SEWS.
FEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
V u. Cohes To the puWic.
P. H. Pklletier Money to loan.'
Ooe week to Chriatma.
The cpunty cocumisSionete will be in
eta ion today.
There will be prayeraaeeting tonight
at the reeidence of Mr.Bryte Andereon,
on Pollock atreet, under the anipicea of
the Y. M. C. A
The achopner Mattie E. Hilee arrired
on Saturday night. Just two month
K0 yeaterday ah left tbiajrt for tbe
Wt lad la Inland. j
The achooner Sooreaby, LUut. Wina-
low, of the U. S. coast iuryey, will be
oontinued In the oyiter arrey for
another iz month.
A rery important meeting of the
Director of the Fait rA0cltloa will
b held at the office 6f ,O B Galon thin
erening at 7:80 o'olock7 p '
A large number of turpentine hand
returned from the South latt night.
The A- ft N. C. R. had to aend up
iptcial train to being them down.
The 14 Ui of, the Preebyteriaa Sew
ing Society will hare their nraal Xmas
Btxaar on Wedneiday eyenlDg, where
a ace aupiay or fancy wore ana pre
enUof erry kind and description oan
be obtained.; Especial! arrangement
har been made for Santa Clau to ar
rlTeoa expret traia.knd will hare hi
headquarter at Stanly Hall, where be
will be glad to welcome eyeryychlld In
New Berne to bit nappf homer
Iteamer MoTemint.f u !
'The Eaglet of the -E. C. D. lias sailed
yeiterday wuh full cargo. fThe Vsaper
of tbi line wiUahlre thU meAilng and
ail this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Competitive Examination. "
We are requested by Hon. FT M.Sim
mon t6 rinnonnce'thti a ompetitlTe
examination of applicant for. appbint-
meni w, tne yaeani caaepnipg wt
Wet Point Military Academy free Hie
econd dlatrioa will e held at Kooky
Mount on' tbe.' ?tb day of December,
The examinalion will be coa
ducted by Prof. Joeepb , Kiiaey, oi
Lenoir county; Mr. Ella Carrof Idg-
oombel.audjDnlRobwt'.fetaatUlL of
NortBampton. tm' , . 1 x,
Paper In the district are requested to
Iniert tbia aotice. - , T ! ?
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f is
A chans in the achedule of the mail
train on the'l'-t) It&rJO'gp'lniO
effect .tomorrowWedneeday. Tha
train will arrive Herefrom .uoiaworo
tS:13 . in', and Ieare for llorehead
at 6:43. Going Wet Fni Antre here
from Morenead at 827 a, co. and ieat
at 8j14. Tbe mld paeMtsgeT , an!
freight will leave NewBerae fof QoL'
boro on Mondays Wednesday and; Fr
dar at 13 m. arriving at Goluiboro
8:15 p.m. 4 Return leg will leare Ool j
boro.on Toesday, Tburaday and Satur
day at 13:10 p. m. and arrive at Kew
Cerne at 6:05. Corrected acheduje will
appear tomorrow- " , 1 i f.
Aak your dealer for CH .YIt't'j
Cheroot. B t 10 cnU. -. .- ? -. 1
m F. Uluch, VVholesaS ; st. .
Xx-CKmrnor IF. T. Holdan' AppaaL
Th following appeal t ta Qeaarai
i aaembly hi aaaie hj tx-Oortntt W.
W.HoLiaa: , - r
To tU Garaf Ae tf iVortk Caro-
tma,9omitobtmetumt s
Gattata-Oa the Ui day el March.
1971. taa 8nat ef Nona Caroilaa ait-
Ung a a Coart of ImpaacbtaBt. pro
aooBoed jvdgmaal agalnat me laaix
t of eight arttclea of itapaachaaant filed
again nae by the Ho e( Rapraaanu-
UTa l waa held trt tat Jadgmant a
CaUty klfh eriBia and miade-
maanora." I dear thi in th moat
olna manaer. I do not atk yon to
repeal or raacind thi aeMeooa or jadg
mant, f or It ia being executed, and it
may not be repealed or reaciaced aare
by the aame court that paaaed it, but!
ask yon moat earseetly to resolve or
deelare that in year opinion. I waa
aotuated by good motiya ia what I did,
ad thai I had for my object th beet
and highest interest of the But.
I am not now a party man. Both
parties bar disowned ms. I appeal to
yon solely en the ground of fostios, I
bay nsvsr bsen an enemy to the Stat.
On tbe contrary, I hay loved her well,
and do now, and am her loyal son,
though proscribed and banned.
The pros of th Btats will pleas copy
the abera card a an act of kiadneaato
former member of the craft and aend
me a copy of th paper.
W. W. HOLDES.
Whenever Ex -Governor Hoi den ad
mit that be did the State a great wrong
and that the Senate of North Carolina
did right in pronouncing judgment
against him, and he ask pardon of the
people, then, and not till theu ars the
law-abiding, liberty-loving people ef
North Carolina willing to pardon him.
We de not see what Mr. Hold en baa
den to eoavino th pec pie of North
Carolina that in declaring two oountiee
of th State la insurrection ; organising
a military fore under such msn ss
Kirk ; arresting some of the beat citi
sens of the State to be triad by a mill
tary oourt, refusing to obey the man
date of th highest judisiat ssthority,
he waa actuated by good motives and
hsd for his object the bast end highest
interest of the State.
'.The peopla of North. Caroline have
not fbt gotten nor will they ever forget
thos who joined in this outrage upon
th Constitution of the Stat and upon
their liberties. If ws remember aright,
quite a number of Republicans, then
member of th Senate.voted to convict
Oovernor Holden on several of the
artiole of impeachment, howing that
hi eonvidtion waa not merely for the
gratification of party feeling, but to
vindicate- the law and th court of
North Carolina. W ar of th opinion
that the Ex-Govrnor had just as wsll
withdraw bis appeal or put it in alto
rathe a dlffarant ahap. Acknowledge
th great wrong yen did the people of
North Carolina and implore their par
don while it is yet time.
Thank.
Th Stetesville Christian Advocate, a
naat and high-toned Methodist psper,
ka th following notioeof tbeJoca-
rax.:
Th editor of th New Bern Joubmul
deserves mora than the thank' of th
North Carolina Confarano for th full
end accurate note of th proceeding
f the Us session, given every morning
during It meeting. Th report were
falter and bettor than ws remember to
have seen. Another thing: th mailing
waa promptly and faithfully don
which facilitated th prompt arrival of
th papers at their destination.
Thanks, Bro. .Wilson. It gives us
plsarar to stats that although over on
hundred nw office wer entered on
onr book for Conference week w have
had bnt On oomplalnt and that was on
account of an "error In th name of the
office. The mailing waa don promptly
every morning and we are gratified to
know that th Joubhax. did it part in
trying to Oterteia pur - vtaltor by giv
ing them correct report ef their pro
ceeding.. We hop to b her when
th Conference oonvene her again.
A bood Suggestion.
8. mtoftin, Eiq., of Einston, In re
mitting five dollar to th Ladies' Msm
orial Aoiation "of thi cityfor, th
iiouywooa ijemewry runa, suggestea
that the various Association In! th
State . endorse th Convention of .dis
abled Confederate to be held la Bal
sigh on th S2d of January and Other
wis aid Id th object for whielf It k
CalMd.V--;1?:.-;-:-:"-'T?. A-r A'W
Th suggestion -la a good on.. Thi
.worthy class ef our eitlxen has bean
too long r-jlected. Itls time that the
State tou'i begin to oempensate them
for the ncriSc they made. 1 1
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,Uoa. F. II. Cimmon is on a short Visit
to th city. -,; '!.
. Air. W, P, Durru returned from
rig't to her father, In; Berti county
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'7 ti-iare I a healthy looking
s-.l v
Lr. ; -tU
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l c",ei for. baby.-; By the nse of
,1 fcy fyrop yon can keep
..a cr jc r baby la splendid
a. I 1 1 csnts a bottle.
c: "is; "i ' Is what LAtt
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1 1 t '-el, for every wo
r "1 t
tvi.Cut It
l-f t it will not b
li y S3 cent.
.Kinston Items.
Many of the
U-rders of th College
ill go bcue
io .-pend the Christmas
holiday a.
The s waa a .hooting match today for
turkeys, near town. About forty of
the fowls wer woo
Th cold weather is here, and still no
news of any forth com ing Tenta that
nanally characterize th season.
The larger pupil of Kinston College
ill gir a Christina reception to in
vited guest at the College on Thursday
night of next week.
Th Kinston Rid Club are organised.
The members will get their new re
peating rifles early in January. There
are about thirty member. They will
hare a target practice a soon as they
receive their weapons.
There will be a Melange Social at tbe
residence of Mr. E. F. Cox, on King
etreet, on Friday night, Dec. 28th, for
th benefit of the Lvdies Aid Society of
th Baptist Church. AM arn invited to
attend. Ki.ot clans refreshments in
very respect mil bo in read mess at
moderate oharges.
On Thursday niht there was quite
an interesting perforiiiaee at lofiin a
opera house. Fourteen young ladies
wrbidcffat auction. J.Q.Jackson,
Esq., who is always ready i or good
work, was the auctioneer, and a good
on too. 1 rice, ranged from ten cents
up to five dollars. The ladies were ar
ranged in line upon the stage, all
covered will newspapers. Tbe bidders
did not know the names of any ooe
present; but bid, as boys swap knives,
sight unseen. All the ladies were
sold. Mies Mattie II. R.mntree brought
tbe higheet price. The entertainment
as a very pleasant nffair and afforded
uch amusement. Therecripts. we are
told, amounted to about forty dollars,
and were for the Ladies Aid Society of
the M. E. Oburch of this place. The
sale of the "boys" came off last night.
There ere ten sold. Our worthy
Mayor was the last one disposed of and
brought the highest price of the lot.
Price ranged from live cents to two
hundred and fifty mills. There was
uite a goodly number of spectators,
'he proceeds went for the same objic t
as before. Ons of the young gentle
man, without knowing whom he was
bidding for, was lucky enough to pur
chase the "very one" he wanted, on
Thursday night.
N. C. STATE liKAM.K, 1". 01 II.
At the annual meeting of the N. C.
State Orange, P, of II., held in Kinaton
last week, the following resolutions
were adepted:
A resolution recommending the di
versification of crops, planting less cot
ton and tobaoco and raising more home
supplies.
A resolution favoring the protection
and tawing of timber, recommending
that farmers should not destroy their
forests but should reserve timber auf
floient for farm use.
resolution recommending that
farmers manufscture ss nearly as pos
siblssll fertilizers used on their farms
A resolution reoommending size for
cotton bales, that the weight be about
200 lbs., and that wire be used, for tying
the bales. Also that a covering or uni
form weight be used in order that
there may be no loss arising on account
of tare, eto.
A resolution condemning the recent
increase in the price of fertilizers, it
being believed that the cause therefor
baa it origin in the foundation of a
Fertiliser Trust Combination.
A resolution ssking the Legislsutre
to create a railroad commission.
A resolution asking the Legislature
to pass a law prohibiting the giving
away ot convict labor to tbe railroads
and other corporations.
A resolution requesting the Legisla
ture to pass a law reducing the fees of
eounty officers fifty per cent.
A resolution ssking the Legislature
to pass a law prohibiting the introduc
tion of unbrsnded and adulterated food
or drugs, and ths offering for sale of all
sach good, whether put up out of the
State or in it.
A resolution asking the Legislature
to institute inquiry a to whether the
railroads of the State are performing
their duties to the public as prescribed
in their charters.
A resolution asking that transporta
tion of farm products, eto., be made
more "easy between tbe eastern and
western portions ef the state, that farm
er may not be rorcea to send their
product out of the State in order to
get them from the one section to the
other at the lowest cost.
A resolution favoring co-operation
among all farmers irrespective of or
ganization.
Tb committee" on agriculture recom
mended the cultivation of grasses and
forage, and th keeping of as much
stock as the respective farm will sup
port. ? To raise sufficient forage to keep
the stock In thrifty condition, clo. The
committee also recommended the keep
ing of nooks on th farm, that tbe
farmer may know at the end of tbe
year what it ha cost him to cultivate
bis crop ana wast no na maa.
Newton. Catawba county, waa chosen
ia the next place of meeting.
i Hon. W.K. William of- Pitt county
was reelaoted master.
Eesolaticms ot, thank were passed to
the railroad, ' steamer, 1 navigation
companies, hotels, to.
'About Bitty member t took th 6th
dear on w eaneea ay.
r The meeting was full of life. Th
order has prospered luring th year.
Th flnaaec ar in good oondition.
.Co-operativ stores are auch danger
ous things to tamper with that no com-,
mittes wonld recommend them. It
quires tact and cash to conduct them
succeasfuuy.
8. H. Bonntree Of Lenoir1 was elected
lecturer 'W. H. . Powell "of Edgecombe
snd O. T. Ridley of Northampton were
elected member of the executive com
miiiee. . ' - jr
J..T. Eaton ot Carteret 1 continued
as general deputy." . -
Much work was done. . ine repoJte
of th oommlttee contain maay sxoel
lant suggestion and rccmandationa.
Thar waa much intelligrao among
th members. Thar waa om fin
speaking, but as a general thing ths
meeting was one of butlasas Instead of
talking.
It is hoped that much gaod will result
from th action of ths meeting, which
was a farmers ssssmbly in th true
signiflcaae of such an assembly.
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Attention 2
I am receiving by every steamer large !
quantities of Xmas goods which I am ;
prepared to sell at low kh prices than
you havever known before for this 1
class of goods. I give below a list of j
article already received : 1
(Jut Ulas Bottle, latest styles in
Pungents, Attar-rose Bottles. Ac
Powder and Puff Boxes in Jai-acfse.
Oxidized Silver, snd antique sty lea.
Card Cases, Cigar Cases and Pocket
Books in Alligator, Russia, Sal and
otber expensive leather.
A great assortment of Fine Soap.
Perfumery, Sachet Powder, etc. 8pr-
C1AL DB1VFS IN THESE ARTICLES
Handsomest Plush Work ever im
ported, including Manicures. Ladies
and Qents' Toilet Boxes, Collar and
Cuff Boxes, etc., etc.
Fine 8ponges, a variety of Balh Tow
els, Bath Brushes, Children's Toilettes.
Fancy Twine in various colors fdr deco
ration work, Writing Tableta, Xmas
Cards and many other things too
numerous to mention.
I am also selling Cigars below cost
an have a few hundred left.
JR.. 3V, Pxxty
Dwelling For Sale.
1 lie new residence ot Capt. Joseph A Hul
on ('lunge etrret. Has six nice room, an, I
kitchen attach!. A food cistern, and n
putitp In tbe kilrhen Apply lo
delSdlw MRH. JO.-lKl-H A. Hil l.
Auction!
To the Public !
As 1 am compelled to settle up tlir
Instate of II. Cohen, deocased, and as
the Weinstein Building has been sold
and must be vacated by the 1 sX day of
January, 1S89, we will commence
Auction Sales of the balance of Mcr
chandise now in the Weinstein
Building, on Monday, at 11 a.m., an 1
will continue until the entire stock
will be closed our, stock consisting of
Dry Goods,
Clothino-,
Boots and Shoes,
Carpets and Matting,
Hats and Cap?,
Ladies and Gents'
Furnishing Goods,
Trunks and Valises
And a great many more articles too
numerous to mention.
The Private Sales will continue
durlag the day at Auction Prices
The stock will be fixed in lots to
suit Merchant and other purchasers.
Kemember these goods will be sold
to the highest bidder, and the public
are the ones to make the prices.
The balance of Real Estate, which
consists of two nice dwellings in (he
Citj of New Beree, on Hancock st.,
and four nice Plantations in Craven
county, and a big tract of timber land
in Pamlico and Beaufort counties, will
be gold at private sale at low figures,
if applied for soon.
Ilemcmber that the above real es
tate must be sol to close the estate.
All the Real Estate will be sold
with a good title, and a warrantee
deed. The full description and terms
will he given on the day of sale.
For further information inquire of
Wm. Uohen at Weiostein Building
COME ONE ! COME ALL !
WM. COHEN,
Executor.
William II. Oliver,
INSURANCE AGENT
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ADJUSTER,
lovbcrn, II. C.
Connecticut Mutual, Lit,
Continental, et New York-, Fir,
taa, of Hartford, Fir.
nibernla, of Nw OrUan. Fire,
Traveler, of Hartford, Iif and Aoc!
dntVU -'--" " ; - f
Fidelity and Caaaalt,ei Nw Yorkr ,
Marin Ioauraace Con of London. , ; .
American Steam Boiler to. Oo
Nw York. .,1 , Z m
of
CHRISTMAS GOODS!
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The fineat Chairs, Picture
Frames, Pictures, Ward
robes, Book Cases, Parlor
Salts, Work Baake-ts, Hat
Racks, o.c'., for Christmaa,
ever brought to New Berne
Market. In fact the best
stock of Furniture ever of
fered in New Berne, by
JOHN SUTER,
ill -VI Middle Street.
For Salt; or Bent,
A deairable Form witk Dwelling
House on same, ou north side of Trent
road, abou: thret- and n half male west
of New Heme, known aa in it. B.
Blacsle ie place. S d farm contain
9ti acres, more or lesn, with about 60
acres clear,,! and fit for cultivation.
Apply M
J AS c HARRIiJON,
Adm r f J O Gardner, dee d,
N-w Berne, N. (J.
Lteo !") l.v. dSwlt
Sealed Proposals.
N I. fll (' KOI I A. I I, A IN COCHTV.
t iVt I IV.MMI-MHIII
V- i.em, m-cembrr ia, isjijt.
,! I'r it.xai t,,r f 11 r n ietilng Provisions
or Ku,,u io Ui 1 1 utt ly t f lortlie tear
tKiiiinng .l,ni Ut lv. tut ecd'tig- ly.
;ui. Ivty. win le ircMni iy the Rfwrd ml
tlilum,' mi ui I, mriim Hr.i ktwodav In
January nm HI,!, ten muti suite the price
pcrilay lor m, !, pemon fun,ishad. aod shall
tn upon tha i.ih Lei el, l i e prr stfiOea liy
lha Hoard on file In It, k or1ri-
Hy order ol Hoai J,
I !'l.i "HI M i' Hrii! .-s.Cifrk.
Horses AJAu&fian I
W AT-' 'N X STKKF.r, AicTIoSBlKs.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
Fifty Young Horses.
The umi. rsi.ea ill sell on
Thursday, Dec. 20,1988
at t'Ubli.; aii.-tion fui ,-a,!i, a consign
ment from the W, -t , f iiy joun,
unbroken llr.rci s :m I M in s
Sale at TKN o'clock at onr Kmblc on
Middle street Terms t'SH
dl'.'.Utd AI. 1U1IN ,t CO
For Sale,
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I No.'ll WAl.SWORTIl,
iuS a , i f New Berne, N. C.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
SelO.
As uteris l,,r nwnrra wr offer for Sale on
easy au.l arcnintiHHiHiiiit; imiu the lullow -Inml
c. rli.e.l unproved Heal Estate In Iho
t 11 y ,,l v H' n
'in v V "i'v" ,,u,r" ' '""a known ss
II K I.M A.M.. nro II, e hsi t or rolwy
leallni thereto from Kan Kroirt itieei
Also, water spare now twins niled In The
location la ti,ei.st in the cuv f,,r all manu
facturing r'lri..ei whlU II,., larif...!
vlsltliiK onr
vat-n have urine rienth or
water tor loiuln..
Hit, I
.unloaulUK at the
wharf.
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AT
No. . HAKVKV WI1AKK PRoi'F.BTY
Inclnrling pan of water front ol U o lz
n the rin of the city ! per, thapioperty
Isloeaiett a coinm .dlon hrtck warehouse
Then I) m s i . f.Miou of U prop
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IN CH A K.N HTHKKI occnpled I,, R. o. fc-
ooge.
A full (If srrh.ttor of 1 1, a v:,,Ahl nmn-v.
y. togel her Willi th,. Lent term. T-iTT.h
the same will l,rt aoli!. mih ha fnrri.u.i ....
application to the undersigned al ttetr offlc
i n Houtb Kront street. r
, u , WATSON 4 STREET,
decddwtf ins ami Heat Kstate Agta.
Go to F. 8. DUFFY
DRUGGIST,
4sD BVT
DRUBS & MEDICINES CHEAP FOE CASH.
The best sssortmr ut nf Trusre'a fnhe city,
A laree, varied nn,l n-lrct stofl PerfnJ
mery and Klne Hoapa.
A choice assortment of Fine atil Chean
Cigars. t, V
Heeds for Trtirrciog and Gaodea, FlaaUnc.
to arrive.
Hat-flu mes, Keather Fans, MoanredSlrdi,
Feather Work and Fancy Articles made bv
Miss A. W.Dvrrv. CiT
Also, a handsome collection of rh.iatm..
Ooods and sundries, alt of whleh we offer at
' """i' ' t4iui!.3 mr ujaja.
ucciuwil . a. at lHIH FT.
GENERAL NOTICE.
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50 Boxes Choice Creiaiii
Cheese, p, ;
200 Sacks of, SKoiv all
For Sale jDheapiy y
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MIDDLE STrilET, i
Agent for Hazard PoWdSr Co.
Boarders 'Wanted;
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