Makes. You Hungry
BMaatfaaanttar
ajftt aaa
Paine's?:
5 cry Compound
tonic im appetiser.
I'.ucl: m It acuoe, aa4 aUBj(aiav
v. rnulnf taste guui..ltP
i ' i .'d disorders. P&yaiclaas
Mx tor H.M Dtoctibu.
- iotv. nurUngtbB.Yt
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The Bergner & Engel
BREWBWC CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
IS UNQTJESTION AB LT THE
Finest Beer Extant
It is brewed from the finest Pale Canada
West Barley Malt
highly recommended
TRITIVE qualities.
The uifcb reputation en.ojeJ
JUMP ANY is due to tbe fact that only the FINK ST AND BEST
MATERIALS are used and toat the greater SKILL and CARE
are exercised daring its manufacture. jy 4 dwtf
Agent and Bottler, New Berne. N. C.
tKifiU NORTH moiiKi
GARBLE WORKS.
1EW BKRNK. . (;
ulonuments Tombs.
il tu H Cr and building worte
ITALIANS AMERICAN MARBLE
order will reoeire prompt attentlor
nd latiffaotion guaranteed
JOE K. WILLIS, Proprietor
'r. BROAD Att OR AVER St.
NtW BERTH, N. C
il. fi. MiLuia it my aakhoViiad agett
in t maSO-iTw
GEORGE flLLEII & CO
DEALERS IN
General Hardware
Airrlcaltnral fmpiamentoi
Plows, Barrows, Cultivator' ,
Hoes and Axes,
Wood's Mowers and Reapers,
Steam Engines,
Cotton Gins and Presses,
Fertilisers. Land Plaster, Kainlt
Mechanics Tool and Hardware,
Iimv Brick, Cementr Plaster
Hair, Paint, KalaominV Var
nish, OH, Glass, Putty and Hair.
Freezer, Refrigerators, Oil
Cook' Stores, Eureka Burglar
Proof 8aBhLoekK Warranted to
gia acurtt7 and tatUfaction.
r ,lMtHl8 YEat LOW.
ORO. ALLEN A CO.
1 "
- XattftFor Bale.
TW0TTBixffs( lk"'lJEN0iE COUMT
six ml to sooth of Klna ton, on Booth Weet
CrV."a,"i;T50 aere, wlth one hundred
elebrCbniaho weU timbered. Well adapt
ed fr growing eorn, eotMB, pees, ete. A
pOTtJoabfbecUared land embraoes aileh
tranelC tlto S 9S ( f timber lnd,
M1r1r4i'M':'.!Mi59.i
Prloa tS,C0 eaabor art eaeb irlth ap
prored Mcnrttyior balane." '
' -Vaaj t3 mT- r-sB5?'; ft
$!$ jf-tAUWB .tiuaiiB? " r
; ': ' Tr" i V ' V ,1 Wart. OL," '.
Or 10;
all dwtf- f'f-
jotJiUfALcrnoH,'
. Haw' Berne, if. 0
leal setUteetiea la tba t
j enrtof OonerrlMKa and
I mt .JprescrlbSllead "
rt? T.- sa eoiawJ
' i J. nm mi mm ':
Sole jr DinjglstSL
Acsnt, Nw Berne,
, -. msySdwlr :
1 , V BITS,
4A MMiktM EtetAsmore aosr-akyt tkaa it
tteaaniaaAcpi(L The aom Bust be
Beasaeaed, U htood pvtfM. aver aad
bowotwpilted. Paint's Celery Compound
MesXblDC alas can, Prmmmmi , rtfWM,
giierwtusl tta aT,syW-liirrs ae
The Best
Spring Medicine.
"te the spring-at hsi I mninnfen. I
would get up la the saorslne; wit go tired a
teeUoc , ut ni so wen thai I could harm rw
around, I bought a bottlo of HawOekrj Cora
pound, and before I had Ulna H a week I tett
very better. I enn cbeefuiiy leccounena
It to ail ho need a building up tul sxrwurUiea
lng medicine." Mrs. a A. Dow, Buniagua, vt
LAGER BEER,
and Laazer Hops, and
for its TONIC and NU
by the HKHGNKH & ENQKL
5
CIGARS FOR 8AIE AT COST,
Haviun purchased a Urge stock of
Cigars, and the demand for same being
small. now oifer to the merchants
iMUAR-S AT COST until my stock is
reduced. Cash on dnlivery.
The Ladies Must Come!
The GrMlemen May Come I
AND
''Everybody" Come I
TO SEE THE
Handsomest Tea
Dinner and Toilet Sets
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET.
ALSO
A FULL LINE OF
Hou so Furnishing Goods '
AT BOTTOM TRICES.
L. H. CUTLER,
26 & 28 Middle Street,
NEW BERNE. N. O.
JOHN McSORLEY,
FASHIONABLE
Boot and Shoe LTaker,
Pollock St.. Newborn, IT. C.
Desires to snnonnee that his FALL STOCK
OF MaTKUIAL has been received and ha la
prepared to fill orders for
FINE CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES
BaTlntiTwo superior skilled workmen.-all
orders promptly rilled.
In eollclUDg patrocace I s;aarantee "the
best material, a good lit, the latest styles
and durability," '
Aa one among many testimonials of tbe
character of my work tbe subjoined from a
weU known ouiiefrtella Itaown story:
Prrw Stats Nrw Bbh!k, n. O.,
OoKMig'aa orrca. Oct. 6th, 1888.
no. Mc9ori.it, Esq.
Deah fURPleae make me a pair of
gaiters similar to those yon made me two
years ago. I have worn them I wo years and
they am food yet. I have been wearlna;
ahoee fifty-six years and they are the beat
I erer wore. Kespeetrally,
"Signed" JC Q HIIX. .
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
octal dw
AGENCY, FOR
WHEN yon fan get a pure-, eleaa, fine
SAVANNAH CIOAR Inside and entTof the
very nnet SAVANNAH TOBACCO, two for
a nickel, wbr don't you go to PALllIEa'S
CIOAR STORB and get them. Uo not be
humbugged by cheap trash; get a toed
smoke and be happy; and yott eaa get any
quality of Cigars yon want. Little Mexi
cans, one eent. FIVE CHlROuTH, very
popular brand, for leu,oenU, ete , ete. Why
not oome and try tbtmf
WM. L. PALMER, '
Middle U Newborn.
it
JOHN SUTR;
Bu on band and U reeeiTlnf rrery imf
handtom parlor aaits, chamber aeta,
heavy waloot, bureau, .wardrobes,
mattresse, Chairr lounge, aofu.eio.,
etc n -7.' - :.:..-.
' H also ha a lln of home-mad work
of bedsteads. ofi, table, bareati,
eto.4 which sra neat and rabttantial.
Prices Jtlffht Down" to !Rock
Bottom.
Aietdw
Middle f,. New Born
Furniture
THE JOURNAL".
tu snou qruriQx.
I will rid tha mild Pacific
la aMMat it CMriflo,
Ami will aaaka say sell ib treat
and
oaiy urror oc ins sees;
I U1 aaaae you aUiy treaties,
No autuar aov txm flees ia.
For I'm tha Oiaaemtto that wUl do jnat
MI pll
tQBM SCLL.
Ho! Hal You blooming Q arm an.
So jam. thiak you will d tannin
Tha complexion of tha aotion that aach
ooa of ai bdU take;
Qo aa and do 7 oar pi ess re,
In acoordanoa with that maarara.
But ara ye raka tha ooeea take a good
look at your raka
racLi I AM.
By thunder ! Mr. Teuton,
It teema to mo you're ahootin '
Uo, that ialand in a meaner I would
hint was slightly braeh;
And though IV got ao nary,
I can tall you, air, by ravy,
I ha? got what gate a navy, that t to
My. the oMh.
Washington Critic.
U . . J . . . V. a 1 1 ,
B.vuu.r..
Now, boys, you mast take npoa
yoarswlres the entire responsibility
ot getting to school in season. I
will tee that yonr breakfaat is ready
on time; bat I shall not find yoar
books or hats for yoa, or remind
yoa that it is time to start. If yoa
go through college, it will take yoa
seven years; three for preparation,
and four for the college coarse. I
will provide clothing, books, all ex
penses, bat you mast see to it every
day that you are punctual in attend
ance. I cannot assame that burden
in addition to all tbe rest." Thus
spoke a mother to her two sons,
who were just starting on their
preparatory studies for a college
coarse. She had double reason lor
thus throwing npon them the bur
den of responsibility for punctual
attendance upon theii school
studies. It waa necessary that
they, being fatherless, should early
learn to spur themselves to daty, to
noia themselves to account for their
successes and failure; and she had
already assumed all the burdens
she could bear. From that hour
so never reminded them in a sin
gle instance that they were likely
to be late. She did with great care
go over the monthly reports their
teachers sent hone, and show her
gratification when their standing
was high. She kept advised of
their daily progress, overlooking
their studies in the evening, sym
patbizing with their enthusiasm.
and helping In the solution of their
duties; but all tbe responsibilty of
tneir progress she made them feel
rested upon themselves. By the
striking of the clock in their room
they knew when it was time to get
op, wnen it was time to go to bed,
when the honr of breakfast arrived.
If they carelessly laid down their
hats and coats out of place, she did
not interest herself in the least in
trying to find them. It was unnec
essary even to remark: "If yoa had
hung them in place, you could have
easily put yoar hand on them:" for
4thejhiid beard from earliest in-
lanojv'A piace lor every thinir, and
everything initg place.-1' 'A lime
for eYery tiling, and everything in
iU time,"
As the result of this coarse on
the mother's part, the two boys,
thougk walking two miles to school
in all weathers, were rarely, if ever,
late; and when they entered college,
to which tbey went dally by the
train, they were uniformly and
easily on time. Punctuality had
become a habit, and they needed no
outside prodding in keeping
their engagements. This sense of
responsibility gradually enlarged
until it embraced an increasingly
wide area, and when they reached
full manhood they were entirely
accustomed to bearing its burdens
manfully.
Daring all this time, of coarse,
the school gave the law to the
family life. Every arrangement
was made for the easy performance
of school duties. Bach diversions
as would suggest or demand late
hours at night were avoided. The
evening meal was served at such
an hour aa would give time for
study after it was over; or an early
hour for retiring was insisted on,
that an hour for study before break
fast might be secured without
robbing the time for sleep. The
Central Methodist
LADIES
la delicate health, and who suffer from
babirttal constipation,' will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrnp of Fig, more easily taken and
mor beneficial in erTeot than any other
remedy. It act promptly yet gently
on th bowala, kidneys, liver and stom
ach, and doe not sicken or debilitate.
E. N. Duffy, agent. New Bern, N. 0.
jan8dw4w
There are three kinds of men
The "wills," the "won'ts," and the
"canto.? the former effects every
thing, the others-oppose everything,
sad the latter fail in everything.
. .-. - 1 1 .
BtstaaUaat' AfMea BalTa.
TBI BEST SALT. Inth watM for
Outs, Bruieesy Sorwsr1 TJloers, Salt
Kheam, Fevee 8ore' Totteri Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Coras, and ail Bkin
Eruptions, and post tiTly trre pile
or no pay reqaired. It guanntMd to
gtt perfect tatw action, or, money re
funded. Price 85 cents pet box.'- For
saw fry li. W. Duffy. ' JaBk-H
lifts Pills
TewreestiTeieaetbc wcllrmt aaasst
SBaa a part all i. ' be leer
neeet, It ueexat muu
Tonic, Alterative
and
Cathartic
Properties,
Ikw aaaUUila 1st
us talmi drgrw. and
Speedily Restore
ie b exswcU ; - nainti porlataJtle
Sold everywhere.
Don'fFail To Call Oa
ROBERTS BROS.,
OB
SEITOYc':r ORDERS TO US.
We have in stock a Full Line of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
C S. Parsons & Sons Bcota
j and Shoes,
I Penitentiary Boots & Shoes,
Aleo Shoe, dire t
1 faotoriee.
from ihe iioaton
We are selling all groJee FLOUR
from tbe Mills in Miobian very low.
We aleo job l-oriilard and Uil A Ax
Snuff.
ROBERTS BR03.,
Soutt. Front f. w Heme .V. C
Brick ! Brick I Brick !
50,000
-tvox Wale
BY
W. P. BURRUS & CO,,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND GRAIN DEALERS,
Market IKhk.
NKW IfKUNi:. N. (V
Consign. u your produce.
1862. EATON 1888.
THE JEWELER
rTAfl A FINE RTVi'K OF
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry
SOLID SILVER
AND PLATED WARE.
sPKiT.ti i.i:s.
L I .....
1 ai'pp a iiirx'r siocu nt cuclos
than any other store in N.irlh t'rolina
I take particular p.tins to lit thi ui to the
eyes of parties needing thorn.
Having worked steadily at the bench
for over thirty years, I believe I can dc
as good Work as any watchmaker in the
State.
COME AND SEE ME.
SAM. K. EATON,
Middle street.
Opposite Baptist Church. fal2 dwtf
The World Stands Aghast
AT MF LOW TRICKS.
And wonders, How is it that I can sell
so much lower than Bay one rise'
I'll tell you: I have determined to be
easily satisfied for the cash, and WORK
FOR SMALL PROFITS.
My Motto is: FAIR DEALING.
Oome and buy from roe, and you will
never regret it.
K. R. JONES, -
New Berne, N. 0.
MGAZINE
Beautifully lllostraied. 25 cts.,$3 aYsar.
IT COPB.-TnF, AMERICAS MAOAZIHl
glVM pnfrllo to rational topic tndtenM, and
It literature and ait ra ,i th. blahast standard.
Vamons American wntf-rs fill h pages with a wiSe
variety of inte e.tins; sk.ttho. of trtvel and advent
sre,eenaland hort .t .ries, descriptive aeooontaof
onrfaniont comitriir.fin mhI women, brief sssaji oa
tan foremost probltms of tbe period, and in abort,
this stas-aiino is
Distinctively Representative of
' 1 American Thought and Progress.
aitiotaowl.dgod by the prrM and pnbllc to be tba
ass ponilir d catertalnlaa of the
imm amtkilce. "
IWJRTANT.fe:
rreaalaai I.let, M petel la.
ta Oauh mw Vatiuki
Cl-k . will nmw rcealys r
U U tkio afr Is asmttoned.
tf esismIMe a eenrotU peieeisx
"See Se MllelS sateetiptlBa, WrUa a
swea taw easeifMtve torrltory"
a 749 Broadway, Nw Yorki
littles and Horses.
NOSTa CAROLINA STOCK.
ft ' .- i
'TMr K-B. STREET has just received
from Western N. 0. another lot of fine
ttnle and Horses. : - v .
ffiRERICANi
PROFESSIONAL.
DR.
T Y a -w"
j. u. ulaka
UVIUI,
t.
1a citn ureal, l m mi ruiux
and Br jl. n.i
P. H. PELLETIER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Craven St., two doore South of
Journal office.
'm praciie in tbe OoasUtM of Cnva
wr?t. Joae Onlo and Pamlico
I' tilted hint lurv at New Bern ar.,1
upreaie Cuuri of Ihe huie. k bidif
OWEN H. GUION,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
BiVH3-8outh Front
west of Craven.
streft. '. jur doors
Me-.-i
.a 1
' law anJ iV
!aoter lougt.t jtnj si. ,J
Robert Hancock, Jr.,
TRIAL JUSTIC E.
Otliee in rear of Hancoc i
est door to Hotel Albert.
Open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.
prompt attention to all ma .
ing to Justices' oourte
dru store.
Will ,rifo
rs pi i :iq
iij dtf
HUMPH KEYS'
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Dogs, Hogs, Poultry.
300 I'At.E HOOK on Tr.-.i.
men! of Aulmnleand
t hnrt Wi-nl Krr-.
i rks- Kr.ers, ronaesllons, Inflaniiimiloii
t A. loal Nrnlna-llla, Illllk Frirr
n. n.
Ik
I. F..
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II. II.
I. I.
J. It.
"ui ll,
.Iralne, l.aaif ae... Kacuinuit.ii
IMeiroaprr, Itaaal Illerharst-s.
note or
rrub. U rnie.
or lerttvea, Bfllva be.
iswarriSsce. Hfiiiorrhaiif.
I rinarv mnA Kldnev Dt-ftt .
Krupitve iMirisf. MttDue.
Ii)as. ! Dlirs)iluu.
('ir. wtth Si-iftos. i!..:''
nrh Usifl otl autl M.-li. ut.r, 5 7. 00
I'rl.r, Mnle Bottle (over 50 JoieBl, - .00
Hold f Drnggiaiai or
Hem Prepaid 00 Receipt of Pi t .-.
Humphreys' Mod. Co., 109 Fulton St., N Y.
HOMEOPATHIC f
SPECIFIC No .60
la uh 3U teara The on'v nefAsrafnl rrmcl dr
Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,
i i lOKiiaiiiiii in'iu nri worn or Ot iter rsuai-a
ration frirr, over work or otln?r
"r 'si, "r ft vial ami larif fill --w.1r
i i it i Iu imii - i m ..r ifnl 1 1. a ( 1 (i i h
V -lluanprtreye' aWUci 1 1. ( IUU I tuiuat Hi-, !
All
f(Mir Veterinary Preparatint
hltlofj. V. JoKPAN, 1 ' n ) iTst ih t .
N. V, cor. Hroa.i an.l Mhl.lle strtM-u,
Now hern, N. C.
$500 Reward !
W 'II pay the fttxive rxoranl fur anv rnie
I U it riMiiplalnt. ilyipepsla, alck lien. In. li
inlitf'Ntlnii, colmMpHUoii or Ciiat ; viTienH we
annul run" with Weal a t n r l l.un
mis wli. ii n, ,1 ilireoilona r i,!rlrt,v n,m
l ileil llh. 1 hi'y arti purely eiji-l n:'. anil
never fan lo ivo aaUsrartlnn. l.aif i..hk
inlalnlnK Sii siit:ar eoaleil pllia. : . !-r
sale l, all ilrui!j;lNia. lie ware u( cnui.lii tiu
an I liiilljitloiia. The uennlne inanii 'h, I n r,-c
inly liy JilllN ('. W H..MI A CO., h W Ma,l
laiiii HI., I'hl.'aK,), III.
Sold by U. N DUFFY, druKRist, New
Berne, N. 0. ap24 dwlv
TO ADVERTISERS.
A list of 1100 newapipers dlvi.le.l Inln
SI'ATKS ANI HttfTIONH will lie ami on
appllralliin-KREIC.
To thnsi who want their Rilverl'elng to
pay, we ran offer nu hetler mi-iluiin f"i limr
iiiuh anil effective work lliiin Hie various
deoi nine of our Selert Lore I 1. 1st
UKO P. RUWK1.L t 4 O
.Newapaper Advertlalnu Kiuean.
I nil Jwlm lOSnruce atreet. New Vnrs
THE LADIES' FAVORITE.
NEVER OUT OF ORDER.
If you dcsirotopurchasonscwlrifr machine
Oak ournsrent at your place for terms and
prices. 1 1 you cannot find our ".(rent, write
direct to nearest address to you helow namext
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE aORAMSS.
cmc.so - 28 UNION SQUARE,!- DALLAS,
' ATI A NT A OA TEX.
5T tp-ivMo.yrgly,
PHILADELPHIA SINGER
WARRANTED 5 TEARS.
LOW It-- -- HIGH
ABM, f ' .. ABM,
$20 ($28
FIFTEEN DAYS' TRIAL
IM TOUR OWH HOUSE BEFORE TOU HI ORE KIT.
High-Ana Machine has eltaettisia; aeedle,
aelr-tbreadlaa shattle, b taeleea an
llht-raaalns;,batthefliieatavetrattaek
aaenta, la velvet-line! ease. Don't pay
agents $ 55 or S60, but send for circular. KcrtKmber.
we guarantee our machine equal to any blgh-pricea
SMcbinc oa tha market. Address
-c- Ta c a. woM cor&SSz
X it 9, iota, t., Mnadeinwa, ra.
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Steamboat Company,
Sicamcr Trent
A III leave every Jf.
r.-Iy and Thursday
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, , i . 1 nii.rineiiiate retnta
returning same day. rwnia,
Steamer Klnston.
Will leave New Kerne for Kington on t.
lays and Fridays at 12 o'clock m LT.
ins. will leave Kluaton on MondayS a?d
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