Tit Steamer TAHOMAlC I
nolnfThnwday.JuBrth.MKloon.
, uurio vhe moauu of July, August
i ..(tot bptnibar, tha fallowing ached-
,.i be la operation: - I
, v Naw liaraeea Thar lay morning at
i u clout lur liajboro and Intermediate
... --.am.. r-- -. !
1 ... Ikytew Tnnraday might for Cera-I
; "ivuig .here t"ridy morntag; arrive
, ngiin. M.C-, sane night. . ; -
i , . 9 w tuntoa ur oeracoaa oa arrival
i.( . k.utsr UcpMivUla- batarej.Mornli)g,
ruin-snug Ocracoke lhatevatitng. . ,
ix v8 orruooko Hauday f terucou, crriv
u at Washing ton eatue ulguW
l-ve Waulngion Tueeday mornli-g, r
rivtpg at Oeraooke name day.
Ura Oeraooke Wednesday morn tug for
B wwo, arriving at New ttorue Wed neaday
BtgliW '
Mfi New Barn Thursday morning and
continue run asaaeerlbed.
1 uu ona trip par tMl will be male from
New Berne to uoraooke and Washington
retnrnlaf, tha following Wednesday
niK&t, ' affording ' peraoua an excellent
Olipurtanlty of pending a few days at the
luuat ojoeirapie point on we iorm wrai
eoaet to enjoy ail the pleaaaree Incident il to
an eeeaa summer reaurt.
enabled to do eo by thle line with little
trouble, A Plaaeaot tilp to Washington Is
also afforded.
One Hip per week will be made oyer the
regular Neoae and Bay river route.
frara u wucaocAe and return $2.50
Binglefara.. ii
. . , "i tvt to Waablngton 2.&0
, For farther Information apply to
i .. JNO. B. MAN1X, Agent.
Haw Bane. N. C June 23. im.
U A RULE WORKS,
HIW BKKXE. X. C.
Uonuments Tombs.
ITALIAN&AMERIGAN MARBLE
- Orders will receive prompt attentat
tad tatiaf action fuaranteed
JOE K, WILLIS. Proprietor
Oor. BMOSD AAXI GRAVE 8t.
HMW bkbsk, a. G
. 0. E.' MttUra U my authorized agent
in ginlton.
ALU. Fields, Traveling Agent.
EALEU FEMALE ACADEMY,
SALEM, N. C,
Iiargeat, Oldest ana Beat Female Col
le(a In the South.
' Beaslon openi AnguBt 27th. lhMi. Faculty
' 30 Prof eaaor anil Teachers. Bptclal features
' the Darelapment of Character, Ilealtli
' asaT Intellect. Fully equipped Prepare-
Brit clasa tchools In Music, Art) Lan-
: Kag;esand Commercial Sludlea.
' Bend for Catalogue to
1HV. J. II. CUCWKU.,
' sugSdwSw Trinelpal.
'v Land For Sale.
TWO TBACT8 IN UINOIR COUMTr
' ' rek. No, 1, 350 acres, with one hundred
aleared, balance well timbered. Well adapt
- ad to growing corn, cotton, peas, etc A
portion of the cleared land embraces a rich
aneh. -,Ho. U, 260 ei of timber land,
. ' aboatj on and a balf miles lrora tract No.
. ' pries 13,000 oaah. or part cash with ap
;'i provsd asesrlty for balance.
Apply to
JAMES WILLIAMS,
JKlnston, N. O.,
Or to JODftNALi OFFICE,
nUdirtf New Berne, N. C
Tho Season Is at Hand
FOR
Eefrigerators,
Freezers
Water Coolers,
Wire Dish Covers,
Hy Fans and Traps,
v: Wire Cloth'and
Bath Tubs.
A VVLL LINE AND AT BOT
TOM PBIOE8.
L. EL CUTLER,
26 & 28 Middle Street,
. NS BERNE. N. O.
EAT BARGAINS.
Ths Stock of General Hardware, Cut
l ry, Looks,' Brosres, Saws, Saddlery,
Crt Material, Wall Paper, Paint, Oil,
: :;s, fihoteli, Hoes, Forks, Iron Pipe
- J Fittings. Iron, Steel, &o., &o., also
, lows, Cultivators, Farm Machinery,
Cotton GlnsU Ao., belonging to the
tu6inessor,'V,
i Geo.? Allen H& Co.-
vlli bs closed Out during the next few
-eeks al TTgEf V W PBICES.
All wrsons Indebted to Geo. Allen &
"3., by ithekBote oacedttnt, are noti-
. . ..' . :t.l&t . . 1. h. m A a a f an
mat payment. uiuBt anj uw
day; 'Indnigeuos banaot
en,
L. 8. WOOD, C
', "f .Trustee.
EE)
as... i
tlNEgUORSlrlAT
ffiWASH.QUT
NLY
Sold BYDRUG GISTS
PEERLESS BB05ZK PAIHTS- Colon,
PKEBLKSS LAIMDKT 111,1'INO.
PEEKLES8 IKK POVTDKKH-6 K1ada 7 Color.
PEERLESS SHOE AND HARNESS DKESSlSfl.
PEEJtLESS EUti D KS- Colors.
Hear Hel Bear tie!
I HAVE GOT THE
Largest Stock of Watches,
Largest Stock of Clocks,
Largeet Stock of Gold Jewelry,
Largest Stork of Plated Jewolry,
Largest Stock of Solid Silver Ware,
Largest Stock of Silver Plated Ware
Largest Stock of Spectacles,
to be feund in any store in Eastern
Carolina, bought for spot cash, and for
sale at a Small Profit.
Don't forget the place, Middle street,
opposite Baptist church.
EATON THK JEWKL.EII.
may7dtf
Those Sample Hats
TAKE THE LEAD.
A NICE LINE OF
Summer Ties and
Scarfs.
Alao, a full stock of the Celebrated
Anchor brand
Linen Collars and! Cuffs
All shapes and sizes.
A FULL LINE OF
Battles' Shoes
NOW IN STOCK
Barrington & Baxter.
JO
AND
Grroceries,
Dry Goods & Nofiosis.
Full stock and large assortment.
Prices as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Gome One And
And see 165 different kinds of STRAW
HATS to be sold at Wholesale Cost at
J. E. SMITH, Agt.
Also a good lino of MEN'S and BOY
CLOTHINO, BOOTS, SHOES and DRY
GOODS that will be sold very cheap for
Cash.
J. E. SMITH, Agt.,
Middle St., New Berne, N. 0.
NOTICE.
Public Sale of Real Estate
North Caboi.ina, i
Craven County. ( Superior Court.
James O. Harrison, Adm'r df John 0. Gard
ner, deed.
Against
Joseph K. and Sarah 1". Gardner, belrs-ftt-law.
Petition to sell lands to pay debts, etc.
in obedience to ajudRmentof the Superior
Court of Craven oounty, rendered In the
above entitled snit, Aug. 10th. 1889, 1 will sell
at Publlo Auction to the highest bidder, at
the Court House door In New Berne, N. C,
on Monday, Sept. 16th. 1889, at 1 11.,
the following desrlbed lots In the City of
New Berne, belonging to the estate of John
O. Gardner, dee'd, to wll:
Part of Lot No, SOI, bounded on the east
by the lot of Misses Mary and Fannie Hay,
on the south by lot No. 81)9, on the west by
the lot now occupied by Rev. K. K. Heal n,
and on the north by Pollock street, meas
uring 43 feet front on Pollock street, and the
same width on back line I being 48 ft. by 107
ft. now occupied by J. K. Avery and L. a.
Bray and families.
Parts of lota Not. 801 and 89B, measuring
40 feet front southwardly from corner stone
on Spring street, and 24 feet front from
said stone northwardly on line of fleet
street extended, and extending back east
wardiyasfarasthe buildings ind Tence. in
cluding the land conveyed by Elizabeth and
Elijah Plver to John O. Gardner by deed
dated Nov. 17th, 1880, formerly oconpled and
used by J. C. Collins as a store and dwelling.
Bale to commence at Twelve o'clock M. .
"Terms of Hale One-half cash; balance on
a credit of six months, with (notei;to be ap
proved. Title reserved until fnll payment
la made. . ,
New Berne, N. C, Aug. 12th, 1889. '
, JAMKH 0. HARKISOir,
, Adm'r of Joan O, Gardner, deo'd.'
Booms To 'Rent.
Pleasantly located rooms to tent:
Sther furnished or unfurnished. ' Ap
y to tbit office. 1
" July 26, 1889. , dtf.
THE JOURNAL.
Arrival and Departure Sails
'f ' V .mail ; CLoei&.'iS
For North. West and South, Tit A., a
N. n. K. R. at 8:00 a.m.- . .:.' ,-
For Beaufort-: and the . East, at
For Washington,8wift Creek, Eydeand
Beaufort Co ant lei, daily at im a. m.
For Trentoa, PoUoksville and ; Mays-
vWe,aUyat730a.nu ,
For Orantsboro, Bay boro an 1 Van
demere. daily at a. m.
OmCEHOUES '
In Money Order and EeiriBteredLet-
! ter Department, from, f sua. to 4 p. m.
In "t'l"'g Department from a.m
to 5 d. m., and from 70 to 8.p.m.
Omoe open oonBtantly between theae
hours except when mails are being dis
tributed or Bent.
List of Letters !
Remaining in the poetoffioe at New,
Berne. Craven county, N. C, August
17th, 1888:
, Mias Rosa Ane, Stephen Arnold, Miss
Collins Buth, Rev. Capehearts, Miss
Hannah Chapman. W. F. Cirils, J. R
Gaither.Mudlee Hall. Henry HumpforJ,
William Hyman. Milly Jane Hyman,
Isreal Mulhie, E. S. Pollard, R. J.
Staubs, Miss Mollia ' Waters, Rchel
Washington, J. E Whaley, Nellie Wig
fall. Persons calling for above letters, will
say advertised.and give date of list.
The regulations now require that one
cent snail be collected on the delivery
of each letter advertised.
Wm E. Clarkb. P. M
What She Does Sot Do
A good wife never abases her
hti8band'8 confidence. She never
prefers charges against him in the
presence of others, or confides the
story of her marital wrongs to com
parative strangers when he is
absent. She never tells other peo
ple that he does not bring home
money enough to keep the house in
food, clothe her and the children,
pay the refit, and appear respecta
ble. She never makes pompous
references to relations who would
rather go without themselves than
see her and tho children starve.
She never questions the ability of
her husband to earn sufficient
money at his trade or in his busi
ness, or seeks to render him
incompetent and ridiculous in the
sight ol others. She never usurps
authority in her husband's house,
or makes him the willing or unwill
ing instrument of her resentment,
petty spites, or malignant malice
A good wife never does anything
of this kind: she would rather screen
her husband's faults than to hold
them up to censure. She would
rather mend and patch old gar
ments for her . children than go
hysterically to her friends for a loan.
A good wife is always mildly proud,
independent, seuaenying, loving,
seldom finding fault, but always
endeavoring to render her home,
be it ever so humble, as sunny and
comiortabie as her husband's cir
cum stances will permit. We are
religionsly convinced that if wives,
as a rule, treated their husbands
with more respect, and reposed
more conndenqe in their integrity
society would be spared many of
the painiul revelations which daily
appear in the newspaper press,
Husbands should be ledno
driven; and should treat their wives
as considerately as they wish to be
treated themselves.
ELKCTHIC BITTERS;
This remedy Is becoming so well known
ana so popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electrio Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran
teed to do all that is claimefl. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples Boils
Salt Rheum and other affections caused'by
impure blood. Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial levers, i or cure of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price 50 cts. and $1.00
per bottle at R. N. Duffy's Drug Store
Wholesale price, Japer dozen.
Pleasure. Mental pleasures
never cloy; unlike those of the body,
they are increased by repetition
approved of by reflection, and
Strengthened by enjoyment.
. . i, i i,
Am Eminent DoctorVtescrlptlon
Dr. CP. Henry, Chicago. 111., who
has practiced medicine many years
save: "Last Boring nh -used ' and pre
scribed Clarke's Extract of Flax (Pa
pillon) Skin Cure in 40 or 60 cases, and
never knew a case where it failed; to
cure. "I Inow of no remedy I can
rely on so implioitly." Positive cure
for all diseases of the skin.' Applied
externally. '
Clarke's Flax Soap is best for babies
Skin Cure $1.00. Soap 25 cents. At F
B. Duffy's drugstore.
He who thinks himself cood for
everything is often good for notb
ing. - - ',
1 ' ' , r" i" .
, BneiuesCs arnica Salve.,
Th Best Salve in the world for
0uts Bruises. Sores. ' Ulcers. . Bait
Rheum, (ever Sores, Tetter,, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively' cures piles
or no pay required. -It is guaranteed to
eve perfect satisfaction; or money re
nded. Prioe, 25 rants per box: - For
salebrB.If.DuSv.:
Ian 17
rme then Beyei'gbt a bill witl
on$ kicking. .
,.;.SViiVM fvainniaii r71.
; Mas. WrsBLOw'B'f xKfM' Strw
should always be used for children
teething. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colio, and la the beet remedy for "diar-
boea. Twenty-uve cents a oottie.
COMMCIAL;
'Eggs llalSa. , :' . :v::'
Oats New ciepvS037o., including
sacks. . t - . ....
Fodder. $1.00at.25 wr hundred."'
i Tubstxn Firm. rf Viifir,'-ffl:$5;
a . akkA a. .'1;tl I j.i 1
yeiiow aiv 3.jsa; nara. ai.vo. : .
.Ttl.00al.603
Baxy On foot, 5 3. to Se. tVi
H4MS Country, llal3o.,
. LABD-rCountry, lOaltc
Hat Crab grass, 85a50.
' Onions tOo. per bush.
' Pkantjtb 81.25 per tushcl.
OmoKXKS lirow n 40a55c. pair ; half
grown, 22ia25e. ' '
Af)y 65o. bolted.
Wool 1222ci
. Staves R O. hbd. dressed, S12al5
per M.
Tbibkb Cypress, 18 in. and over,
la demand at 5.00 per M.
dH1NOLi:8 West India, dull and n'm
inal;jS iuch 82 C0a2 25 Building
Uoii eart. 8i.35; saps, gl.75 per at
WBOLESALI rBIOBn.
MBS PoBK New 12 50.
Shoulder Mat- 8al0c.
C. R.'s, F. B's, B.'sand L. 0.-7 7
Floub 3.06s6.50.
liAKD 7o. bv the tierce.
Sails Basis 10's,S2.eo.
SuaAR Granulated. 9s
Ooff-kk I8a20c
Cheese 15
Salt 80a85c. peri.ci.
Molasses and Stbcps- sti
Powdbb J5.00.
SaOT Drop, 81.B0: hue. '..7f..
;lisE8Dry , 4a6io. s pr? 2-
S2BOSENS- 9c.
Tallow 4o.rer lb.
Eastern CaroJia Dispatch.
Reduction in Freight Rates.
The reduced rates on freight by this
line from all points North tahe ifTect
today.
15 EO. HKNUKKSON. A Rent.
Newbern. N. C . Autr. 1."). 1889.
Old VirgLib Oberoots.
STILL IN THE LEAD!
More bf theiu were sold last year
than any other brand of Cheroots in
the world, and an increase of 7 per
cent, of sales for the first five months
of thiB year over that of last year
They retail FIVE for TEN CENTS,
and are the BEST goods on the
market, being EQUAL to any 10 cent
a
and BETTER than any 5 cent cigar,
Snnzari, beware of the numerous
imitations on the market, and when
oalling for a package of tho QLD
VIRGINIA CHEROOTS bo suro and
see that it has the namo ntnl sig
nature of P. WniTI.OCK on it, olhrr
Wise vou Rill be imprwu upon.
Trade supplied by
IF". XJlx-icli,
WHOLESALE AGESTS FOR
je27 dw3m NEW BERNE. N. C.
New Berne High Schoo
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
New Berne, N. C.
Fall T. rm commences first Monday
in September.
Three Departments: Primary, Inter
mediate and Academic
Building large, commodious, and fur
nished with a well-equipped Laboratory
and Library, and necessary appliances
of a first-class Hieh School.
faculty consists of live, experienced
and progressive-teachers.
Instruction thorough and practical
Special attention paid to Voice Cul
ture, and to physical, moral and spirit'
ual development., '
. Discipline mild, but firm.
Special inducements offered to poor
boys and girls desirous, of procuring an
education. . . .
Boarding facilities good.
Expenses reasonable. "
For circular or information, address
jy28dwtf . G. T. ADAMS, Principal
; . NOTICE,
State of North Carolina-Craven County.
The Subserlber having Qualified as Admin
lstrator of Ahe estate of Elisa Haddock, de
ceased, on the 18th day of August . A.D. lbV,
before the superior Court of Craven county.
hereby notifies fell persons having; olalms
against said estate to present them for pay
ment on r peiore ine lain aay or August
ltwu, or mis notice will pe picacea in bar
their recovery.
All persons Indebted to said estate will
make immediate paymei t. ' '
, Done this I8th day of August , 1R89.
JAB. O. 1IABRI80N;
angisaew
Publlo Administrator
': Baggage Transfer. ;
Baggage taken safely and promptly
to and from any part of the city, , ,v: i ,
( Wagons will attend Railroad, Steam
ers and Ferries.
Orders left at toy office wilt have
good attention and quick dispatch.
' -"'J. W. BTEWART,,
' eugl tf - J l' 'Broad street.
AGENCY FOR
J - ' , - 'if ' Wi '
And a ' variety of other Fine
Cigars.'
7m, L PAUIER,
Middle St., Now Berne.
it ill I I 1 1 i i.i "TT.
V - ' ' ' . i
(DUtUlera' Agent.) :
importer and Wholesale Dealer in
Liquors and
CRAVEN STREET,
NEAB COTTON EXCHANGE,
New Berne, H. C,
Keeps eonstantly on hand a COIHPLSTB
xucjk. ot iau was ana uuaiM,
Stock U the tergeet In theftate, and was
purchased rrom nrai nana run cjksn.
Consequently am enabled to I'll allow a
any iNormtrn maraei :
Have on hand ths followlsg brands of
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS;
RYE WHISKIES.
Old Family B x x x x
Gold on Crown,
Old Century,
Acme,
Lexington, &c. &o.
Mitchell's Pure Old Scotch.
Pure North Carolina Corn Whiskey.
WINES.
Old Burgundy Port,
Old Souppernong,
Old Sherry,
Blackberry,
Madeira,
Claret,
St. Julian,
Sweet Catawba, . Rhine Wine,
California Angelica Wine.
RUM.
New England,
Wi st India,
Jamaica.
BRANDIES.
Apple,
IVach,
Fr nch (James Hennesy),.
Oarretts Cognae Brandy,
licrry. Plackberry, Ginger.
GIN.
Ilollnpil and Domestic
BEER, ALE, Etc, Etc.
The Borgner & Engel Brewing Co,
Celebrated Lager Beer,
Imported Alo and Porter,
Claussen & Son's Export Beer,
Wm. McEwan's India Palo Ale from
, Edinburgh.
Agent and Bottler of the
Bergner & Engel Brewing
Co.'s Celebrated lager Beer
and Porter.
Cordials, Angostina Bitters
Imported and Domestic
Champagne.
Agent for I. Calvin Shafer Wild Cherry
Rock and Rye.
CIGARS.
A large assortment of Cigars and
!'.-.. , i Cheroots
Agent for the Virginia Standard Che-
v .. roots, the best in the market.
: s, " ?Ai;,'U.J ,,-:T
Will guarantee to sell as low
as ,, any, houses North, and
lower tnan ? anyP hotise in
jflorui varuiina. -
WE ALSO MANUFACTURE
Ginger Ale, ' :
SarBaparilla,
- ' ''Lemon Boda;-;""
--'jr.M r-'j' Roue Soda',
California Pear Cider and Mineral
.' .. Our Ginger Ale la equal to any im
ported and superior to any procurable
lo the BUte. 's , Lr - "V
. Orders promptly filled and satisfac
tion guaranteed. 1 1
- -JATTE3 REDMOND,
'.auglidwtf
if Di:::lutic.
Notice la hereby dvea' tiAt tl 9 1
ership heretofore existir? r.'.r .-
al h.M.A -A.a1 rWiVifl . Satl1 . J ' V ' t fAvt
posed olWilliam'DunuiT'Uli.J C. ,
WUlett and Ephraim B. Hackburn, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the lS.h .
dty of July, 1389, wauam jjudu rewr
lag front -the fixmi- .:??. s
" AU debts due we panoersnip, enu
those due by them, wiU be settled with
and by the remaining partners, to wit:
ti. u, fiaoauuru um t t u,, nw
who will continue the business under
the firm name and style of Hackburn,
and WUlett.- .-i- : ri-z' -.
. WlLLUM C. WUXKTT, - '
, i. Ephbam B-IHackbubn. v-
j2C30d HACKBTJRN-& wrLLETT. .
Bath Booms Beady (
At my shop on Middle street Plenty ?
of water, hot or cold, and good large
rooms, r-'
funl dtf
J, B. BROWN.
NOBraCABOUKAV; -.. s --
, . urevenuounv. i - bupmw !
. K. Mace, and T. K, Mace Exaewto of
Joseph Hand, deedv v j?laJUiiiU, .
. n Aaalnst t - - i l
The rroTlaent ui Afttociauon.
as."'-.' ' ' '
Defendant. f . .
Action."'"- 1
f i "Mv..."..'
i ' Wnttoa of Rmnmona and Action. "
The Provident Life Association of Baltt '
mora, Maryland, will -take notice thai an, s
action as above, enuiied naa peen com-,
meneed. In the Superior .Court of Craven.' .......
Oounty, North Carolina and a summons ,, .
laanedf thereon; The Dnrnoaa of the aetlon '
is to enforce compliance with the terms of.
policy- Ol LAI insoranoa, ana tae reeovery ,
of a sum of money allseed to be duepiereon.
The defendant above named Is required t
annear at the .Court House. In -Kewaem.
4
North Carolina, at a regular' term of tha
Superior Oonrt, to be held therein on tha
Twelfth Monday after the First Monday In
September, 1889, and answer or demur to the
eompiainw
Aug. 1st. U89
aug2Sw
K. W. CARPENTER, '
Clerk 8up. Court
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Oliver Twist, I
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