LEAD!
SfILL
THE JOURNALr
MA
." "mail closo' ?
For Xortk. Wa4 Bntt. via A. A
X.C.B.K.eijMa.aa. ... u
for Basmfert Mi tite East, at
For whj4,BwiftCrwek,Eydeee
BaeeJort uuui, aur at W a. m.
Tot Trsmtoeu PoUokmll as Kaye-
rot Unuftttbors, Sayboro an 1 Tu
demere. daily at ft. a.
OITtdBBOCSS:
la Momt Order and B(ittM4LM-
tar Deprtaurt,fjQsa. I a-aa. to 4 p.. to,
Ia Mailing Department from I a. m
to la. so.
OfAoe open ooaataaUy batrweaala
sumriexoeptwaen mail arc being ais-
tribatedoreeat.
COMMERCIAL. "
Krw Yoax. Dec. SLratam eloMd
steady.' Sale .7iC bain.
January, 4 July, IB M '
Fefcntarr, U Aoxaet, 1111 s
Marca tM Sept. .U
April, October,
Hay, If or.- -r
Jane, t W ! December.
Hew Ben mart tjuiec 6alw ftf
9 WN UIIIKtll, -
I am now prepared to offer better induce
ment for the future than ever in the past
Uj stock is much larger and could not he
better selected.
I Cnj in Large Quantities for GASH,
direct from Importers, Jobbers and manufac
turers, which enables me to sell cheaper. A
trial will convince that
0. MAR
LtS
is!really the LEADER OF LOW PRICES.
It would be folly for me to attempt a full description of all my stock
Tea Boat elegant hoe ol
DRESS GOODS
that has ever been brought to this market, including all tbe
3LATBST STYLES !
All the Latest Novelties in Fancy Goods !
Bilks! Satins! Velvets! and Velveteens!
AND MY LINE OF
Lci!:s, Misses and Children's Cloaks!
wel you will bave to come and see them, tbey fire beyond description
the largest, handsomest and HF.ST Hdp in the city. Also a handsome
iotol
Wraps and Shawls, Flannels, Etc., Etc.
ty DON'T FAIL to see my line of
Beaafort Items.
Christmas pawed off wry pleasantly.
Tba weataar wat Am aad ipri&f Li a.
Quite a aamber of steam aad sail
yaebt era passing through, bound to
Florida.
Tbe schooner Carrie Hall Lister. Cept.
B. T. Bowlaad, ia at the depot at More
bead City. 8he brought a cargo of steel
raid for the A. 6t N. C. R. R.
A Urea aamber of torpaaUaa head
from thia section, cam horn to tpaad
Christmas. They ratara wall olad, aad
all bring more or lata money to pead.
There will ba qaita aa exodat early ia
the new year for the turpentine section.
We hear of many who will go.
On Thursday the 28th alt. our board
of ooanty commissioner met and after
oaetlng over one haadrad ballots, aleoted
Mr. JsmeeO. Davis Register of Deed.
Mr. Davie will make a good officer, aad
hie election by tbe board give general
satisfaction.
Oar merchant ere complaining of
dull trade Wheo our flaherie fail at
they lid thia fall, it baa a depressing
effect upon trade. Oar ooanty re
ceive a large income from the fleherie,
and when they fail many of our people
are in almost destitute circumstance
The Verdict Caaalaaaas.
VV. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippo. Iod.,
testifies: "I can recommend Electrio
Bitter as tbe very beet remedy. Every
bottle sold baa given relief in every
case. Ooe man took six bottles and
was cured of Rheumatiim of ten rears'
stand ing." Abraham Bare, druggist,
Hellville. Ohio, affirms: "The best sell
ing medicine I have ever handled in my
20 j ears' experience is Electric fitters."
Thousand of others bare added their
testimony, so that tbe vtrdict is unani
mous that Electric Bitter do cure all
disease of the liver, kidneys or blood.
Only a half dollar a bottle at K. N.
Duffy drug store.
Donarro subsist
Egge lTo. 1
bxxo Oorroa-go. per lbs
Oou t 6055o
Fodder. $1.001.25 per haadrad.
Sua TOaaaa.
TwTOi-Hexd, $1.00; dty, 00,
TAnwl.goal.so.
Oats Hew, 4la47o, la balk.
Buswax Halle, par la.
Baa Oa foot, a.se la.
IHasa IVax Ta 3a. ear poaad
Hufs-Couatry.llaUc: lard Hie,
Am is - Uattemoakaeta. Wo. bosh.
Potat jgs Bohamaa, 80o. par bosh,
yams, 40a50o. per bash.
Ostoxs- 50c. per bush.
Wool 1330c
PxiXCTB 0580 oar boshsl.
OsQCKUia Qrowa 44a45e. pair; half
growa, 22i25e.
MlAL-82i85c.bolUd.
BHTHOLKa "Wet India, dull aad arm
Inal; 0 inch $3 00a J 60. Bailding t
inoh hearts. $.S5; saps. $1.60 par M. .
Statis R O. hbd. $1011 pr M.
Timbxb Cypress, 13 ia. and over,
$5 00 per M.; pine $3.504.50.
wwolbuu raioai.
Mail Poke New $10.00.
Bbocldib Miat OalOc.
O. R.'a, F. B'. B.'saad L. 0.-9, 10.
Flocb $4.50a7.50.
Labs 9s. by the tieroe.
M4IL8 BU10'a,$3.50.
8cqab Granulated, So
Oorria 18a20o.
Chksb 13,.
Salt 80a85o. per sack.
Molasses ard 9Tacre lOsAiw-.
POWDEB $0 00.
Shot Drop, $i.r.0 i.ack,$l.".
HlUCS Dry, 8Sc. . ren 4e.
KaauaaNB-Oio.
Tallow 4o. oer lb
before purchasing, which is very large, embracing all grades from the
cheapest to tbe best : All wool Three Ply, Brussels, all wocl Ingrains
etc., etc
Napier Matting, Pine Matting, Oil Cloths, all widths,
Table Oil Cloths, Mats. Rugs, Etc., Etc.
Shoes ! Shoes !
Bach a line of Shoes never was exhibited in this place before. Mens,
Ladies, Misses and Children's of all descriptions in endless variety.
"Auction!-
To the Public!
X I bjb eOBBalltd te settle aa tks
Estate of H. Cohen, deeeaaei, a&4 as
tie Weiasteii BaildLag kaa beta seld
aat Bait be vacated by the 1st day of
J an nary, 1889, we will commence
Aaetiea Salsa of tie balance of JJer
cbaadise sow in tbe Weinstcin
Boildiaf, ea Msndiy, at 11 a.m and
will aontinn until tie entire ttjck
will be doted oat, stock consisting of
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Carpets and Matting,
Eats and Cap;,
Ladies and Gents'
Furnishing Goods,
Trunks and Valises
Aad a great many more article too
aamereos to mention.
Tbe Private Sales will continue
daring tbe day at Auction Trictj.
Tbe stock will be fixed ia lota to
suit Merchants and other purchaser.
Remember these goods will be sold
to the highest bidder, and the public
are the one to make the priors.
The balance of Rol Estate, which
consists of two nice dwellings in the
City of New Berne, on Hancock St.,
and four nice Plantations in Craven
county, and a big tract of Umber land
in Pamlico and Beaafort counties, will
be sold at private sale at low figure?,
if applied for soon.
Kemember that the aljoe real (s-
Ttt Cucturf ft 1330. "jg
A" -e-HS cjestiaa has oftaa bea
VCT" sg asked, no what eoea fa
. BUisaP raQntiaara
anssaaaweiad taia e the
fc f ' stataaaent that "It has been
. ..' lairly won. act by adreP'
tiaing sobeniea, but a the saoaUaaos which
characterises it la every department." Ia
thir aaaoaaceBMnta tor the eoming year
the publishers state that it baa always beea
heir desiia t aaaa X CmUrf the on ta
dispsasabla penodioal of its da, so that
whatever other publication might b deaira
hle ia the family, fa tnium could not ba
neglected by those who wish to keep abreast
of the times ia all natters pertaiainf to
culture. And the unprecedented clroula
Uoe of the magaxine would seea t b the
response of the public to this intention.
With the Woreatbar number Tht t iw
begins it thirtj-seveuth
volume. Two great feat
ures of the ci-iUi
which are to euntioue
thranrhoat the aw' vol-
ame era already well 1
known to the public, the
Lincoln history and the
papers oa Siberia and
th Exile Bystnin." The
first of these, written by
Messrs. Nlcolay and Hay,
President Liaooia's pri
vate seerstariea, contains
the inside hkiorjef the
dark day of the war, as
een trom the Wtiiu
House,
THl SIBEitftN PArSRS,
by Qoorge Kenuan, are attracting the at
tention of the civilised world. The Chi
cago Tribune says that "no other magazine
articles printed In the English language just
now touch upon a subject which so vitally
interests all inoughtful people in Europe and
America ami Asia." As is already known,
copies of The Century entering Rusaia have
these articles torn out by the customs official
on the frontier.
ncaisolS r--TKe
Century will publish the most im
portant art feature that has yet found
place in its pages, it is ue
result of four years' work
( f Mr. Timothy Cole, the
l ailing magazine engraver
of the world, in the galleries
of Ku rope, engraving from
Uie ongina'.s tho greatest
picture by itio old master
' A series of papers on Ire
land, Its customs, land
scapes, etc , will appear, and inpre are to
be illustrated articles on Bible scenes,
treating especially the subjects of the Inter
national 8unday-3chool Losaons. George
W. Cable will write " Strange, True Stories
of Louisiana." There will be novelettes
and short stories by leading writers, occa
sional articles on v:ir subjects (supplement
al to the famous "War Papers" by General
3 rant and others, which Lavo been appear
la In The Century), etc., etc. - --MawV
t TV Century costs four dollars a year, and
It is published by The Century Co , of New
York, who will send a copy of tho full pres
netua to any ono on reauest.
PHILADELPHIA SINGER
WARRANTED 5 YEAIIS.
LOW
$20
By calling at my store you will find very
nany things that cannot tbe mentioned here
space would not permit, and besides they are
too numerous to mention.
The Marnttade or the Earth.
According to a recent authority,
the circumference of tbe globe la
twenty flvo thousand and twenty
miles. It ia not as jasy to compre
hend so stupendous a circle aa it is
to put down its extent in figures
It become more palpable, perhaps,
by comparison, such as this: a rail
way train travelling incessantly
night and day, at the rate of
twenry-five miles an hour, would
require sis weeks to go around it.
The cubical bulk of tbe earth is
two hundred and sixty thousand
millions of cubic miles. If the ma
terials which form tbe globe were
bnilt up in the form of a colamn,
having a pedestal of the magnitude
ot England and Wales, the height
of tbe column wonld be nearly four
and a naif millions of miles. A
tunnel through the earth, from
England to New Zealand, would be
nearly eight thousand miles long.
Baeklsa's Aralaa naive
Thi Best Balti In the world for
Outs, Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Bait
Rheum, Fever Bores, Tetter, Chapped
Hand, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptiona, and positively' cure piles
or ao pay required. It ia guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded, men so oents par box. f or
sale by B. N. Duffv. jan 17
Two thnnaanrl varda 3-4 Cashmere at 10c. i er yd.
Tw thousand yds. double width Cashmere at 12c. per yd. worth 15c.
. -t . , m a i Ol Ci-
Tu prettiest and best Laaies' isuuon onoes in me cuy ior n.-o.
Fsvnts Cloth, lOo. np.
Flae imported Hall Hose at 10c, worth 20c.
Towels, 5c np.
Turkish. Bath Soap, 5c.
Good Note Paper, 5c. quire. Envelopes, 5.r. package.
Hom and Half Hose, 5c. pair.
Tolas' Cnllara. 5c.
a v, Ariva in Tiarlies' Kid Gloves. 4 bottom embroidered hack for
only 600m worth $1.00.
Ladies' Jerseys from 60c. up.
Bed and white Flannel from 15c. up.
Corsets, 25c
Mea'n'Scarlet Wool Undershirts, 50c each.
Ladies and Gents' Undershirts, 25c.
To the Wholesale Trade.
I am now-prepared to offerbetter inducements to Wholesale Bnyert
than erer before. My stock is much larger, more varied and complete
I bur in large quantities from FIRST HANDS for SPOT CASH
Which enables me to sell CHEAPER in small quantities than Northern
Houses.
Come and. see me. I can save you Money.
l. Agency forClark's O. N. T. 8pool Cotton,
ttLO
Allow me to thank you kindly, one and all, for yonr liberal patronage
ia tha past, and to ask for a continuance of the same, assuring you that
LOW PBI0ES SHALL ALWAYS LEAD.
I am, very truly yours,
. ilVJ AlFuKS.
i t man
Uf V ARM,
J $28
D'ii
is? i .rv h
FIFTEEN DAYS1 TRIAL
fi TOUR OWN HOUSE BEFORE TOU PAT ONE CENT.
High-Ana Michin. hu avIaattlBS; wee41u
lMhreadlas; shaistia, a BalMleas txf
llshtraaalns. hu the flaest sat afattaek.
aw, te Telvet-ltBed caae. Don't My
Cent. ot S6o, but (end for cSfcular. R ememMr,
ve ruarante our machine equal to any high priced
aaachmc oe the aurket. Addreae ,
Tha C. A. WOOD CX, -
17 H. 1U au, riUla4elkla, Pa.
Josh Billings says: "The best
medisin I kno for the rumatiz is to
thank the Lord it ain't the gout."
THE ONLY PERFECT BIHEDT
For habitual oonitipation, dyspepsia,
and kindred ills la the famous Califor
nia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Fig.
It strengthens as well as cleanses the
tyitem, it is easily taken, and perfectly
harmless.
R. N. Duffy, atant, New Berne, N.C.
dc!8 dw4w
J. H. CBABTRE8. BASIL MAKLT.
JOHN H. CRABTREE & CO
ENGINEERS,
Founders and Machinists
Manufacturers and Deal en la
mm m mmm supplies
Ball4ers f Bactae. Baflers,
Saw H11U. Edin; ck Cat-off naehiaes,
Wear prnared to do Caatlngaof all kind
wiw prompue.
Partlralar and Immediate attention siren
to repair or all Una.
W will tot glad to prlve plan and eatlmate
ror any aeaoi lpuon or maomnery .
W are the agents for the sal of the Amer-
lean Saw. Alo for O. eV A. Bargamln' eele-
b rated indectrneubl Mtea Valves,
We give eatlafactorr cuaraate for all work
done dv n. ya aw wiy
VALUABLE CIH PROPERTY
A agent for owners we offer for sal on
easy and accommodating term the follow
ing described Improved Real Estate In the
City of Ne- Berne:
No. 1. WHARF PROPERTY AT XTSIOV
POINT ; Include th plee of land knowa at
"THE ILAND," ace th wharf or roadway
leading thereto from East Front atreet.
Also, water apaee now being filled In. The
location Is the best in th eltr for all mann
faotarinc DurDoeM. while th laraeat oiaft
vialttng our waters have ample depth of
water ior toaaing ana nnioaaing at u
wharf.
No. 2. TWO HOT78E8 AND LOTS Al
UNION POINT, oeenn'ed a owelllnim.
No. t. HARVEY WHARF PROPERTY,
Including part of water front of Lot No. 12,
In th plan of th elty. Upon th property
I located a eommodlon brick wanhon.
The 0. D. S. 8. U. as a portloa of tha prop-
"n 4. THK IRON FRONT WAREHOUS
ON nRAVAN HTREET.
No. & BRICK 8T0RE AND DWELLING
ON CRAVEN (STREET occupied by K.O.E.
Lodge.
A fall description of this aloabl proper
ty, togeiner wun ine on leraaaapoa wnica
tn samewlU b sold, alii aa raralabadoa
application to the undersigned at their office
ttibouin i ron u-e. r
WATSON STREET,
dec d wtf Ins aad Baal Eitata Agts.
TO AD VEETIBEES.
A list of ICOO nrwptper divided la
STATES AND SKCTIONS will be seat i
application FR.K at.
To these who want their advertising te
pay, w eaa offer no better median for thor
ough and effective work tbaa th various
seeuon Of our aaaee nemi ia.
.Eg. ?. HOWKLL k CO.,
Newspaper Advertlalng Bureau,
notU dwlm l Spree stmt. New York,
F0RMEN0NLY.ASKv5iS
wwiiw. iukoti ineeie, uu ec fenagta
vlvor er aevelopaaeot, paoaed ky lndborettoav
xoeeeea, ate. PeJaoMe Oak eraf (Mil) rm.
XBXB MXDIOAX. oo. butfaio, v. t.
NOTICE.
The undenlgned. Alonso R. Hollo n
duly qnaHfled aa executor of the Mtateef
Alexander H. Ho4ton, deceased, and hereby
give notice that he require all parsons
having claim egalnat th estate of the said
Alexander H. Holton, to present tbm to th
said Alonso R. Holton, duly authenticated,
for navment on or before th let da
uary, 1890, or elie thli notice will be pleaded
In bar of recovery.
Person Indebted to the estat most pay
wiinoni oeiav.
ALONZO R. HOLTON, Exeentor.
CtARK A Clakk, Attorneys. d23 Iw
11
,GotoF,S.DUFFY
r
DRUGGIST,
AID BUT
Tbsltest ssBortmentaf Trusses la rhe etty.
A large, varied ana seiset a iocs ot rna
mar. mmA PlnA RnaTfeft. ;.
A eholes assortment oTFln aad Cheap
vngare.
Heeds for Tracking and Garden Planting,
tn a.rti va.
Hat-Plume, Feather-Fan, Mounted Birds,
Feather Work and Fancy Article mad by
Miss A.W. Dflrrr. - .
Aleo. a handaome collection of Chrlrtma
Good and inndrle, all of which we offer at
th VERY LOWEST PRICES for OAH.
deel dwtf -., nrt a , W. A U FT.
A Valuable Besidence
r FOR SALE CHEAP.'
. A bran new. Dwell Inn; House, con'
taining tlx comfortabla rooms, and kit
cfaen and dining room attached. Lo
cated oa Change street, near East From!.
Apply to -: -
c8J
j Ipg; & Beal Eat. Affenti.
the eelato.
Ute mast be ioI to c locf
All the Heal Kst ate will be told
with a good title, and a warrantee
deed. Tie full desoripti n and terms
will be given ou the day of sale.
for further mforniatiou lLuuire of
Win. (Job en at WeiiStcin ISuildins.
COME ONE! COME AU !
Wit COHEN,
Kxeeutor.
M. U JJ"w w V f
rVtlantic & N. C. Railroad
TIMS TAHLJC 15
lo It fleet 6 25 AM.. Wednesday, Dec.
19th, me
Going Eabt. Sohkdule. Ooinq West.
No. 51. Puisenger Train. No. 50.
Ar. Lve. Stations. Ar. Lve,
pn 8 80 Ooldaboro
4 17 4 30 La Orange
4 40 4 M Kiosion
6 18 6 4 New Hume
9 26 p m Morehead City
' Daily.
CUEPVLP.
lN
JS d I
I
112 am
10 4ii 10 48
10 CO 10 14
tt 27 8 44
in 6 88
Ooino East.
No.
Mixed Ft. ft
Pas. Train.
a m 12 10
13 87 18 45
1 00 1 10
0
Stations.
(Jolduboro
Beat'
La Orange
1 28 1 83 Falling Creek
1 51 3 10 Kinston
2 80 185 Caswell
3 65 8 05 Dover
8 35 8 40 Core Creek
4 04 4 09 Tucarora
4 21 4 31 Clark's
5 05 6 60 Newbern
8 46 6 51 Riverdale
60 7 03 Croetan
7 27 7 58 Havelock
8 80 8 83 Newport
8 53 8 56 Wild wood
9 04 9 06 Atlantio
9 26 9 86 Morehead City
9 88 9 45 Atlantio Hotal
9 51 pn Morehead Depot a m
Tndar, Thnr dav an Haturday,
t Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
in (i West
No. a t
Mixed Ft. ft
I'ase . Train.
A 15 p m
5 33 5 40
5 03 5 13
4 00 4 35
2 55 3 42
2 30 2 85
1 58 2 10
1 24 1 80
13 54 1 00
12 83 13 42
10 82 12 00
9 41 9 46
9 28
8 59
8 17
8 00
7 47
717
7 05
9 33
9 04
8 27
8 05
7 52
7 27
715
7 00
Train 60 connect with WUmlnctoa a w el-
don Train brnnd North, leaving Ooldaboro
11:60 a. m., aul with Richmond A D nvUle
Train Weal, leaving Ooldaboro 8 2)p,jn,
Tram si eoaaeeu whb aucnmon a Danvine
Trala,rriviag at Ooldaboro 8:10 pjn., and with
Wilmington and Wei Ion Train from th
Horthat 8:Mp.m.
Train I eonneet with Wilmington and
Weldoa Throngs Freight Train, leaving
Ooldaboro at auto p.-n, and with ttlchmon'd A
Dan villa Through Freight Train, leaving
Ooldaboro at 8.10 P. M.
S. L. Dill,
"JtiMtlatendent.
CavoatK, and Trade-Marka obtained, and all Pat-
rot busmen condoned ror MootT Free
OurfOrncc ia OroiTf U.S. Ptcnt Orrict
and we ran erenre patent in leea time than ib
remtne from waninffton.
8nd model, drawing or photo., with dewrlp-
tlon. We adrias, If patentable or not, free or
charge. Onr fee not due till patent le secured.
A paitPHLtT, "How to Obtain Patonta," with
names of artnal client In your State, county, or
town, lent rree. Aaareea,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
OPP. tTIPIT OrriCE. WHINOTOH. O. C.
EDUCATE! EDUCATE I
What Batter Can Be Done For
The Children?
AURORA ACADEMY
AUKOICA, N. J.
R. T. DONNEB, . . Pkincipau
Miss E. O. Lanqston, . Assistant.
The Fall Semlon will open Bpt.'2, 1887,
and clme Feb. 8. 1888
Hprlng Beaalon will open Feb. 8, 1888, and
close June 13, 1883.
Board and tnltlon moderate.
Pa pi la are charged from time of entrance
to end of aeaalon. No deduction except In
ease of protracted lllne.
For farther Information apply to
B. T. BOKWBR.
- Principe I
NEW BERNE ANDPAMLICO LINE.
The Steamer TAHOMA,
A handtom ly eonctrnctcd freight andpa
senger boat, naving been placed on tbl
rente, i prepared to render inperlor aervlee
to and from all point on lower Nense Htver
and Famlieo coonty, and New Berne. For
the present the following schednle will ba in
operation:
Leave New Berne every Wedneaday and
Saturday at SIX A. M. for Bajboro, (topping
at Clubfoot, Adam and Hmilh Creeke,
Vandemereand Stonewall.
Leave H ay boro every Monday an1 Thurs
day at BIX A. M., stopping st Stonewall,
Vanderaer. Smith, Adam and Clubfoot
Creeks, snivlng at New Hern Monday and
Thurs lay evening.
Kzeellent paaaenger accommodation, am
ple freight aetillie.
Freight receipted lor an I received dally by
sgeatJ,0.D. line, and every information
given.
iD, B. ABBOTT, Agent, Vandemere, -O.
H. FOWLS". " Stonewall.
FOWLER OO WELL. Agent. Bayboro.
OEOROB A. HVasKT,
Bovl dwtf General Manager,
John Williams
Permanently locaud oneorner of Broad
aad Ban its., it prepared to clean, dye
and repair all kinds of Clothing at Low
Prices. A specialty la made in cleaning
Lad lea" Dresses. ; Batuitction gnaran
teed.
angaidtf
The undersigned. Geo. H. Wlllett.ns daly
qualified ae Admlniatrator of tha eatateof
W. H. Wlllett.and hereby give notice that
ne require ail person having claims against
th asiat of tbe said W. B. Wlllett to pre
sent then) to the said Oeo. H. Wlllett, daly
anthenticated, for payment, on or befpr
tk 8th day of December, 1889, or else this
notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. -
Person Indebted to tae estate must pay
witaont oeiar.
d. tw O, H. WIUiETT, AdmlnUtrator
Round Knob Hotel
W. D. IPRA6CB, Prop'r.
EOUNfl KNOB. N. G.
Moat Icturegqae Scenery in
Western North Carolina.
I'OINTS QF INTKREST NAB BY:
Old Fnrt ..'...J: ... Distant 5 Mllea
St. Bernard Mouutain ... " i
Catawba Falla 5
Mud Cut,. "
SwannaneaTnnnel
Pinnacle of the Blue Ridge. " 5
Potato Top ....... " 7 u
Toe River, fine tront nahlDg ..
Bridgea' Iron Springs,.... 1
Kelly' Iron flprlngi . "
tfltoheU'Peak,taaraveof Prof. Mitchell
the highest point eaat of the Rocky
AfOantems, nine miles.
Pnre ceor dry attnosphere; no fogi; light
dewa. Train atop at the door. apl7
Open all tha yeaVr. farms reaaouaUe
by month or weeny " a!8 d wt?
City OrdinancoT
'WBAa,The United Stale of America
ha donated and appiopriated a inn of
money to be expended In conatrnoticg and
macadamising a roadway from th Newbern
Rational Cemetery to to eil y of Me wbern:
Ann WHiKAA,Th proposed rontoof aald
roadway will paover and through Oeorc
street, beginning at it Intersection with
Cy press street in the said elty. r v
Asn whssbas It becomes necessary and
xptdlantln affeetnatlng the construction
of th said macadamized roadway, tbat th
asm should be dedicated to th said th
Dnlted States for the purpose aforesaid.
Now, THiBsroaa, Be it ordained, that in
said (ieorge street in. the said oityof New.
bern. beginning at a point where th aald
Qeorge street Intersects Cypress street at It
north tin, running thence to Trent ilveroa
the suth std ofaald city, .
a Be and the same hereby 1 donated and
dedicated to tbe said the United States of
America for the ns and pnrpesas of tba
afo eaatd roadway, t lt . -
Provides, That at all time ib said the
United Btste shall iteep tbe same free and
opto a a Pan lie Highway to the ass and for
the benefit of the pnblie. - -
This ordinance shaU be of full fores on and
after its ratification. . ...
, Ratified this S7th day of November, 1888, -
.,- - B. H. M EADQ W8, Mayor
SI LA 9 rCtCHKR. Clerk. -p. vna80aT