IAJ I-iY
lOUKNAL.
VOL, VIII.-NO. 16&.
NEW BERNE. N. C THURSDAY. OCTOBEK 17. 1889.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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TUEE iMrOrTED.HOLLANOOIN
X J.nliajaAiRum.atjetailby
x v-, . S. H. Coward,'
- f A.H. flolton's Old Stand.
and, before eight day share passed
not a wire will be" left - above the
igrouixd-News aid Observer, "
I?IR3T ctASSTAIlJTEB WANTED- novel way of treatirj
. To repaint md make a good job of , a tr,
kih wood-work -too mrdelUng, en la the,Berlui. Win.
Johnston street, toside, aid to .com- September 2.; 1889.
Da, Huaa Weber describes a
treating consumption,
Wochensohrift,
September 2.1839. This consists
in administering to the patient a
teaspoonful of bicarbonate of soda
before meals and following .it np
with a glass of water containing
EST part nmntlrr cortfwabkey, , ,
for pnrpoe; t reuu,, by I There is genera ted abont half a
8.H. iowaed;' nint mo e. 0.U of CO. which is
t : ' - i i
r. ... W7-" ' . .
NO WELL-regulted family" can
afford to be without a "Zab yanoe"
Oook-Stove,; li-;-.'-" i
Oct,Utf. r -'WHrmrftOATiB.,
. A. 11 if A n nntttam fat Alii at.fknri
i h uua.' a m aa - aMHin. -w . a . i. i i
-WiT inQ. mnlnti. graanaiiT aDSoroea ana exnaieu Py boro on the fourth
-1 ... Ti. .Ii. jUW innna ' Wohnr rnnrh. ni no November (the 20th day)
s - a prioioa ww mum. .(ui vuuinuv 1 1 vviui I tion Tbe Rot J M
. m.7vuc ' - -v , , cases in some detail lavorawy ai- wa8 aoDointed to
i
: :;iT ,biDED8aELI.a ahjlwadi, by tbia treatment. Medica,
riflea. at
- Ook it tf. ! WHtiTT & Gates.
flft L&teai 8tjU la Dvrbr Hata atf
' X ; pAE!0T0 & BAXTKB'B
WE 0FFE8 60 barreli of aw Heaa
Porkat1350Der barr.1 (to the
aMvhanta.1.
: Oct., l, it.
I.OCAL NEWS.
Tlie cotton market ia published on the
fourth age.
Verr Quiet in police circles No
W, JEY BOBKUB&CO.
o.Vpti it Elegant Line of Oanta' Fine Kid Majot' court yesterday
A fesoe ia to be built around the
..; I latiftn ana xtoct raoer iurnina
,' .. .JU and neatly printed at the Journal
oruea.; utva u your oraera.
lij ;vL'.a.'.n.j' .ir'ii''r .
The United ; States Supreme
.fiPWt aasemWed on the 11th inst.
for the Ootober term. AH the Jos
tieea Fre present,' f
f.i j,:--'ili i i in in i
'Avova the aoteable recruits to
- the Democratic party President hhurch ,Mt night-
Elllot."oC Harvard University, is
entitled to preeminence.
i Ta& State Fair opened most
' ispicioOBly Exhibits first rate
ndttendapce verj large. 'Hurrah
rWtheOldJIorth State! r ,
. iLt t- it-(..4& Mi25th. if desired.
1 ablara. .ThwaT the? intend to M,Jamew,
-smoke Mahone oat If they have to
jui in front of the theatre.
A atroog north wind yesterday morn-
inn blew a pretty bitt swell onNeuee
river.
Large wagon loads of home-raised
hay .till oome in the city for market
It has been a fine season for grasses and
the farmers have reaped a large harvest.
": Huoh interest was manifested in the
services at Hancock street Methodist
There was one con
version. A large number or people
were present.
We have been shown a letter from
Evangelist Fife, who is how oonduoting
a series of meetings at Reidsville, say
ing that he will come to New Berne and
engage fn a anion meeting under the
auspices of the T. M C. A. November
keys. The prisoner was taken by the
mobandh&nged. . ,r J
' Norfolk - Virginian (telegram from
Charlotte, N. &): Nine negro men and
three negro Women were arrested Sat
urday night, charged with robberies
extending over several months, : Over
100 residences and business houses in
this city have been raided by these
thieves. In one instance $500 worth of
jewels were taken from a store, and the
fosses traceable to the gang aggregate
nearly $100,000. The arrests were
brought about by one of the gang selling
a gold badge which had been stolen.
They will be tried this week. Burglary
in this 8tate is a capital offense.
Proceedings of State Synod at Char
lotte: The new Presbytery formed out
of the Eastern portion of Orange Pres
bytery was ordered to meet in CJoIds-
Wednesday in
for orsaniza-
Atkinson, D. D.,
preaoh the opening
sermon and to preside till the election
of a Moderator. The new Presbytery is
to be known as the Presbytery of the
Albemarle, by order of the Synod. It
begins with bright prospects of opening
many avenues or evangelization.
Durham Sun: A very serious acci
dent occurred at Chapel HiU last Tues
day. Mr. waiter Lloyd was accident
ally shot in the face by Mr. Andrew
Jones. It seems that an old pistol had
been lying around in their room, un
loaded, for sometime, and Mr. Lloyd
had loaded it for some purpose in Mr.
Jones' absence. Mr. Jones oame in on
the day designated and pointed it at
Lloyd, saying. "I've got you." Before
Lloyd could tell him that it was loaded
he, was shot in the face.
doctor Hammond's patients ia young
gentleman from Middle Alabama, who
owns an immense cotton plantation not
far from Belma. He was descanting on
the pleasures of plantation life, when
doctor Hammond broke in abruptly:
"i wouldn't live on an Alabama
plantation for tne whole Htace as a
gift."
"Ah! doctor," said the young man.
pityingly, "you never went on a coon
hunt, did you V" Exchange.
LATEST NEWS.
A COON HUNT.
h..H h k-niulu tit AA 1
Waters and Miss Flor
enoe Bryan, both of this city, were mar
ried at the residence of the parents of
the bride last night by Rev. Dr. Vass.
We Join the friends of the newly mar
- Prrmr tin "WnrtnnX knnnka once
,1 couple ia wishing them all the hap- J??9 wnero "f. ?"
at erert man 'sdoor. oat he doesn't I ' w 8 . " his chm and everything
lY:li-?A ...i P,ne8 and P'perity we know them to , ns! ht had to wlni
forhlm If be happens to be
oat."
Personal.
Mr. J. F. Ives has
returned from the
J
Tbb Keara and . Observer says:
Mexico has granted important con- North.
MafiliTnAtAlwoneffroea Ferzeraonl Mr. Edward Bryan, of Charlotte, is
nt PHIf Tanas vtii M-nnnna fhl In th City.
r'l -i' " o-. iii iif jui. cam v awe id, ui uuauuuc, id m
ili3 PWWr r the city.
JUJjlj;fi0ailttylwr64neyWU peiir returned last
engaged in raising cottony . I night from Raleigh.
fim IrTfl X '1 ' ' ' I"' ' ' ulrfMri W 4 Boyd and family returned
is,, Monday: aaj eov.Hill 5 lot JSiewl RevJ; t. L. C. -Vass and -wife re
Torkl and 'party i i Ieate , this J turned from qhariotte.
PlAft.h P.M. Faaraall. Esa.tof Trenton, is in
. D , LUi U O. WU mm DUMUW V1W ,vwi ...
-fnnrtt' A WHJns-fW AtlflnU. On.. "V 5
r"?v r""- " T. 'I . U.'W lf"B..'uA . TJ.II. ... tn
-given aim. xie wiu bpobk an uinoi vitf Aii,.rtr :t Tnfa.
PiedibEtpti6
r J - - r. r-z--.. -'77 , " gument mat 11 you
1" i j- k. lAtnim. unuiannrn; jno. . w. uor-i . .1..
- 1 1 . - lurst uuuu ms Micro
WWrTOJdoV Rlohmondi Si M. Jonneon, Wil-
ttiiar'tnat COL U JU. jw-Y eaitor (.. pi mngtorl Messenger. ,
the Progressive Farmer, baa accept-1
ed an invitation to deliver an ad-j
; zdress at the Atlanta Exposition; on
a Utte 4thv-ist A. Bpefcial caf vill
be sent on to JSaleigh for the one of
- 'Colonel Polk and friends; who win
. accompany Sim. '' ' ,J
On last Monday In the Episcopal
SOKTU CAROLINA NEWS.
From theState Tapers.
fair
The newspapers say the Raleigh
if the best ever held there.
The Cross and White case will come
up before the U. 8. Supreme court at
the Ootober term. -
It is Not Wh&t it is Cracked Up to be
by a Jugfull.
It there is one tning more than an
other which ia craoked up to be what it
is not, it is a coon hunt. To the fortu
nate individual who has escaped ita en
thrallment The Talking Machine desires
to reveal its iniquity. The first requi
site is a dark mgbt the darker the
better. If it oan be induced to rain
pitchforks the night beoomes perfect.
You want about a dozen mongrel curs
who are more than apt to bite the coon
hunter than toattaok the coon; a half
dozen darkies to carry pine-knots and
the coon hunters.
No coon hunt is entitled to the name
unless the coon can be chased into
swamp. The real eostaoy begins when
the whole tea party gets into the swamp
after the ring-taued demon. The deeper
they get into the swamp the higher the
eostacy. The writer has been in coon
swamps where tne eostaoy was up to
under five feet
height had to swim out or drown
A dense undergrowth of brambles
and thorn-apple trees, with spikes as
sharp as razors and three Inches long.
adds immensely to the fun. When you
have run, walked, crept, tumbled
waded, swam, and climbed till your
tongue hangs down on your shoulder.
the coon will probably be treed in the
biggest, bushiest, gnarliest, toughest
old swamp oak in the eounty. The
darkies come into play here. One gets
on each side o the tree and ohops away.
The rest stand around in a oirole, hold
off the dogs, drink peach brandy and
swear. Finally the tree tumbles and
the dogs plunge in after the coon.
There isn't any coon there, but they
plunge in just the same and have a
free fight among themselves.
It is a well-settled principle that in
the first coon tree which is out down
there is never any coon. Ignorant peo
ple who fail to see a reason for cutting
down a coon tree unless the coon is in
ar
the
never would be
any coon in the tree you did out down
first, and consequently the coons would
shortly become extinct. People who
are so dull that they can't appreciate
the force of the argument wouldn't like
a coon hunt anyway, so It doesn't con
cern them.
The don which locates the first coon
hunt is always kicked for his painB, be
cause there isn't any coon in his tree.
As no one is ever at the tree when he
locates it except himself and the other
dogs, he can be picked out only by the
lordlv air or nroDrletorshiD whloh he
assumes oyer the tree and .a peculiar
ferocity of demeanor. He says "this is
mv meat" ae plainly as any dog can.
Sometimes the coon hunt trips up in its
oanine physiognomy.
dog is lioked, bnt the
DEATH OF OOV. PEBBY OF FLORDIA. AH
OHIO BITES STEAMER SINKS, RAILWAY
MAGNATES AT RICHMOND. SAD DEATH
AT RUTHHBF0RDTON. RALEIUH FAIR.
GOV. HILL SPEAKS AT CHARLOTTE AND
QREENSBORO, SULLIVAN WANTS TO
FIQHT AGAIN. A RAILROAD DISASTER.
DIPHTHERIA AT PITTSBUa.
Eebrvilles, Tex., Oct. 15.-Gov.
Perry, of Florida, died here today. He
had been suffering from consumption
and oame to this plaoe several months
ago for the benefit of his health. He
died rather unexpectedly from a stroke
of paralysis.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15 The steamer
Minnie Bay, bound from Manchester to
Cincinnati with 125 passengers aboard,
struck a snag yesterday while rounding
at Kramer's Landing, opposite Moscow,
Ohio, and aank. The passengers became
panio stricken, but the officers and crew
lowered boats and yawls and safely
tranarerred an tne passengers to Bhore.
Richmond, Va... Oct. 15 Messrs,
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Depew. Twomv
bly, Webb and Cox, of New York, ar
rived here this morning from Newport
News, and were entertained by the
Westmoreland Club by M. E. logalls.
president of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad.
RCTHEBFORDTON, N. C, Oct. 15.
Walter Fite, five years old, son of Wal
ter L. Fite, fell in a boiler of hot sortr
hum today and was scalded to death.
Raleigh, Oot 25. The largest crowd
ever seen at a fair in this State attend
ed the State fair today. The chief at
traction was the marriage of Mr. W
M. Bateman and Miss Josephine Nowlee,
of Washington county. The bride and
groom were both attired in costumes of
Southern cotton bagging and were at
tended by four couples all costumed in
the same material. Numerous presents
were presented to the newly married
couple by merchants of the citv.
Mabion, N. C. Oot. 15 The iury in
the Brown case said not guilty after
being out sixteen hours. The State
failed to identify the person who killed
rage
Charlotte, N. C, Oct. 15. Governor
Hill and party, en route to the Atlanta
exposition, arrived here at 2 o'clock
today, and a large crowd of prominent
citizens was at the station to pay re
spects to the distinguished party. Gov.
Uill and Messrs. Flower, Pearson,
Collins, and Spalding made brief ad
dresses. The party left here at 2:15 for
Atlanta. When the train stopped for a
lew moments at Greensboro this morn'
ing a large crowd assembled, and call
ing vociferously for Gov. Hill, be ap
peared on the platform and made a
short talk.
Nm York, Oct. 15. John L. Sullivan
announces that he is ready to fight
again, and would like to have a match
arranged as soon as possible. Ha is
To the Officers of the People's Mntaal
Assurance Fund of Loulsvillef Ky.
Gentlemen It gives me great pleas
ure to acknowledge the receipt of your
check promptly and in full at maturity
for the amount of insurance carried by
your Company on the' life of my hus
band , E. F. DeBruhl, deceased. I take
pleasure in recommending the People's
Mutual Assurance Fund to my friends
and others wishing life insurance, as
safe and reliable. Yours very truly,
Mrs. Susan DeBbuul,
17dlw2t Beneficiary.
Pec vlU r
In the combination, proportion, and
preparation of the ingredients, Hood's
Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures where
other preparations entirely fail. Pecu
liar in its good name at home, wbioh u
a "tower of strength abroad," peculiar
in the phenomenal sales it has attained,
Hood s Sarsaparilla is the most success
ful medicine for purifying the blood,
giving strength, and creating an appe
tite. 3
Money to Loan.
The New Berne Building and Loan
Association baa on hand money to loan
on good security. Persons desiring
will please apply early to L. H. Cutler.
President, or
lDdwlw J. R. B. ( areaway, Sec y.
Do you suffer from scrofula, salt
rheum, or other humors? Take Hood's
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier
100 doses one dollar. 1 1
ill
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A raarvel of
parity, HtreuKtU and HholnoneDtH. Mora
ocoDorulcal iban the ordinary kinds, and
cannot be sold in competition with the mul
titude or low test, gnort weight, alum or
phosphate powders. Sold ODly In can.
IIOVAI. liAKlSI! l'OWDEK CO., 108 Wall St
N Y. luueiidsu wed Irl Aw
G. E. Thomas, Jr.,
ATTOAtNEY AT LAW.
Ofkici: Craven street, near Pollock street.
two doors north of Journal office.
Practices In Craven. Carteret. Jones. Ons
low and Pamlico oountle-. In the Supreme
court or me Slate, ana in tne U.S. District
and circuit Courts.
October ISth, 1889. dwtf
Just Received:
A very fine lot of YOUNG HORSES,
good workers and sound. For sale at
VERY REASONABLE PRICES for
Cash.
Can be seen at the Old Gaston House
Stables on South t ront, opposite Gaston
House, where X. Brock will be pleased
to see all his old friend and customers.
JOS. L. HAHN.
X. M. Brock,
Manager. oclO d2twlm
CLOSING OUT
ENTIRE STOCK
AT
Rat. Bam Jonea dosed his meetings
Convention BOW In sesslonln IS ew in Durham last Sunday. sH went from
. Corning Jnad, Of. Chicago Stating 0f gouthport, died yesterday morning J attempt to read c
' tl-t tha title ' Protestant Episcopal I at hia borne in that place, aged 77 years. I and the wrong do
sr-tr-' ft TmliP.rt ''to thai S Kaieign ,unronioie::,;we-eeneiaiiea
UOly UathOUO UHarcn, Una incop- Carolina have pledged themselves to go
t---r-ch.la tn t.hA nntnrnrmAn: ana tar ioreiga missionaries. iae i.fw.u.
t . u.vUU.v.w - r I . . knni ,a,w. n tht. iia the an ma traa if ha
Kilns that the wordaybe omitted TT r:Z: polled -to stop and.
i iV-,j;hrrfr down- oft his
. , --rTxi:&iniZZ irovTmT." nMn themselves i heirs,, when i they
' L-OSARD WOOLSBY iSACON J id niaht. after a Tconflnement 'of hal W oent 01 no,l W
. . Well, the ooon hunt progresses. Ton
&s 'Wilmington Keviewr mm. mntlllvori can't run anv further and
right one suffers just the same, vicar
fcatiover fifty Syoung men North iousiy. u not otherwisei 11 aoesn t
matter muon. any way, 101 ne uok tnai
ia kicked would have treed the ooon in
chase a family of
t!:3 rcrn?W8!Horie; bat;
I . . Lt 'of ."lie i'raBanacio
.o fifreef1' as
Wilmington Review: Mrs. P. L.
T.3 . a Ikiii mS Skam aAAAaA S Ja . . - .
i h'.-.v Cf -in J'J".!"'ri en the ooon goes up a trea again, just
- - , r;j .; " J I I vera piwai iuc mu suuiuiivis. iuiiuwvu
l
3 c-i tzn it fcr.tirncpt
, cf 1,;::1; cr ctnra p
-!.r IJLJZlzztdir ia to-
i I designed by ten - It consists of a grate
i AAtrMiaA- n kM rf nafi n nvfitant ' manrn
tarn 1 awpffki I WIIM1W jaVOSV Wm . vavwww . aMuwwa
. , . I from burning or being injured by; fires
kindled In crates: both the tops and
sides. It oan be made of polished brass
or nickel, and Is adjustable, so as to fit
ac ?ai,j;and ia both Ornamental and
.'liiat "atiTwe'
ii
i
. 1 !
Robert Berrier. who murdered his
mother-in-law. Mrs. Walser. near Lex
iiastca, a few days ago was arraigned
for preliminary, examination on last
He: Jay. Ilis counsel waived examl-
nation and sent the prisoner to jail. A
t crowd of citizens from the neigh
toisioodof lira. Walser ' the woman
rr- "-i rrrSor f hoi, remained at the jail
r the entire evening. At seve
o't v t a crowd of masked men oame
to t a j -1, broke down the front door
r -r t' "n rve' further damage
i u i-ii luii t". j elierUI gave ' up the
to lure vou on. It la fun for the coon
but mixhty rough on the hunters. There
is a succession of runs, rests, tree chop-
nines, and fights. , , Sometimes yon get a
ooon. ' The aogsana tne ooon nave an
awful' good, time a when the ooon
oauffht. They swao samples' and ex
change' looks of hair. The little dogs
ohooee the rings on the coon's tail, while
the biggest dog chews his neck; vann
ing the ooon throws a damper over the
whole proceedings h is so lata yon
can't oatoh another before morning,
while if yen hadn't caught bim.you
could have hunted for two hours more,
That is the ' wont thing about a ooon
hunt, The ooon sometimes allows him
self to be caught and it breaks np the
fun. : The most sucoeesful ooon Taunts
are those where yoq don V, get any
conn. ' ' . ' .. -L.-'
With tCis brief introduction; The
Machine will tell a little story. One of
J. E. SMITH, Agt.
WANTED!
For which wa will pay the HIGHEST
MARKET PRICE.
uomeandseo us Derore seiline your I
-
seed.
E. H. & J. A. MEADOWS.
ocl2 lm
For Sale,
anxious to meet Jem Smith, and wonld
BasErtaL o00 Tons Cotton Seed
vuvivv v waasoiw to vun a act
Ultcbeil, put he is ready to meet any
body that will challenge him.
PrrTSBUBa.Oot. 14. A Gallltzen Pa.)
speoial says: Diphtheria in its worse
form is playing havoo with the lives
of our little ones in this place. During
the past two weeks the average number
ol deaths was three or four per day,
and the doctors report at least fifty
cases down with the disease in town.
Four families, with six or seven little
ones each one month ago, now are
childless fro n the sweeping fangs that
fastened its death dealing substance
upon their offspring. A committee has
been appointed by the borough council
to investigate all cellars and inspect the
drainage in order to prevent the ravage
kahway, H. J., October 13. What
was one of the nearest approaches to
a frightful accident in the annals of
railroading ooourred here this morning
to the fast Philadelphia express train
on the Pennsylvania railroad; due here
at li:i3 p. m. . The train is made up of
two combination parlor cars and three
ooaobes, and runs, at a high rate of
speed. It passed the main depot here
toaay lour minutes iate,running at tne
high rate of sixty miles an hour. The
engine.justasit reaohed the east end of
the long bridge east of Main street,
jumped the track, and was followed by
five cars. The crash, as the whole tram
len the traoa-, was terrific, and was
was heard by people -at the depot, a
quarter of mile west of where the aoci
dent ooourred. -. The train ran along the
ties ror two , hundred feet, when the
couplings broke between the oars, and
each oar took a shoot in different direo
tionsv tearing up the rails and ties and
digging into the tone-ballast roadbed.
There are four tracks at this point, and
the cars were twisted around in such a
way as to completely wreck the roadbed
and the oars themselves.
: When the ears had finally been atop
pad the passengers, who were naturally
badly frightened, eame out of : the
Atlantic & N. C. Railroad.
Office of Gen'l Fkeight Agent,
New Berne, N. C, Oct. 12th, 1889.
NOTICE.
The following described property,
now in the warehouse of the A. & N. C.
R. Co. at New Berne, will be sold at
Public Auction on FRIDAY, NOVEM
BER 1st. 1880, at said warehouse, to pay
tue irmgat anu cnarges on tne same.
Salt) to commence at 12 tn.
S. L. DILL, G. F. A.
The following are the names of con
signees, articles in warehouse, and the
amount of freight due:
J B Meska, 41 bdle.iron $25 85
A J Denant, 2brls pipes 515
E G Cuthbert, 2 millstonee 11 76
Wyson & Jordan, 2 pkgs paper 25
Ransom & Wilson, 1 lot bags 26
H Murphrey, 1 bdl poles. 1 do tent.
1 pkg, 1 keg, 3 bxs, 2 stands, 1
poe castings a
J W Denmark, 1 bx books 59
1 W Hancock, 1 iron safe 5 50
J B Watson, 1 lot buggy material. 25
S B Waters, 2 small brls vinegar... 5 43
j w Mes8ic, l Dri vinegar 8 24
J C Whitty, 1 condenser, 1 flue 5 42
J T Scott. Trenton, 1 hhd crockery .16 47'
ur lj uuny, j ox pat. medicine. . . . 50
hd Owen, 1 trunk i 01
T R Jarvis, Sladeville, 1 bx medi
cine, 1 show card 9 25
Brideeman & Co, Sladeville, ,4 bxs
medicine, 1 show card ' a 25
T B Jarvis, Makeleyville, 1 bx hdw 81
u w JUcOauiey, 1 c mdse 4 21
Crabtree & Co, 1 pee pipe 85
G D Jarmon, 1 pkg castings 65
a Branch, uoose Ureek.l bxd trunk lift
J C Whitty, 1 condenser, 1 flue 3 54
m a wuiison, 1 bx ink 76
Singer Mfg Oo, 1 pkg castings 25
John Murphy, 6 bx com soap paid
A R Dennison, 1 car brickbats 5 00
Jno B Bell, 1 pa 4 cada tobacco 73
Jno O Whitty, 1 gin and feeder.... 4 31
R H Garris & Co, Harlowe, 1 bx
seed is
H A Steinheloer. 1 dust arrestnr. .50 AS
Jno Mumford, 1 bx castings 61
A & N C R R. 2 trunks 86
J T Midyette, 1 bx paper 20
ij u juoore, l refrigerator 2 64
$165 80
Also, 3 to 4 tons guano. oolS ts
K. R, JONES,
AND
One second-hand Vertical Boiler of
thirty horse power, in very good con
dition. Tbo boiler is made of extra I
heavy iron, and has only been in use a I
rwmm . . .
iow j emu. xieeus uu repairs at present, i M .
Two Vertical Center Crank Eot7ines II rV liAAfle Jf NaIiam
of ten horse power each, fitted with ""J ltUUUIIs
link, in good condition and ready for
immediate use. Apply to
JAMES REDMOND,
ocl2 dwtf New Berne, N.
Large Invoice of
Full stock and large assortment
Prices as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
To Hand.
Will be sold at a
Low Price.
JP. TTXieli,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
MIDDLE STREET,
NEW BERNE. N. C.
1,000 PRESENTS
To Be Given Away!
wrecxeacart, unaoie to comprehend gHoes! Shoes! Hata ! Hats !
able thing ia that although the train Shoe 8 1 811068 1 Hata ! HatS !
was running as sixty miles an nour tne
oniy persons
who wer
GUINN'S PIONEER BLOOD
RENEWER.
Purely vegetable in comDOsition. safe
to use under all circumstances, and to
oure all blood disorders, rhnnmatiam.
neuralgia, mercurial ailments, scrofu
lous affections, swellings, catarrh and
skin diseases. For that most loathsome
and obstinate disease, syphilis, it is a
specific, and as such has been used bv
many physicians in the South, who have
given their unqualified testimony re
garding its peculiar efficacy in effecting
n permanent cure wnere ail other meth
ods of treatment and alleged speelfloa
have utterly failed . Its wonderf at and
admirable effects in rheumatism reoott
mends it to that large class of sufferers '
wno nave nitnerto unavailiogly sought
relief. For sale by - .1 T .
K. n. DUFFY, New Berne, X, C
Steamer Ilovcrd.
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large Drive inTobacco t.
i j .i , .:. Proos ranging from 16c per lb. np. ' ' k
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una? war artus,.--. . . . -rtAMH i i
with the medicinal virtues of nlanul -
anown to oe tnost benetlolal to the
human system, aols gently on the kid
neys, liver -.. and ' bowels. ' eff eotuall v
cleansing the system, dispelling eolds
and headaohss, and curing habitual
oonsHpation.,- V
tounu anxiooi to plewa,
Sj; F. TAYLOR'S,
v, WHVMHV HUD JV444U VlWOr,'
V.
Foot of Middle street.
On and after Mohday the I6ih dwei
September the steamer Howard 1
run the following schedule: V' '
'For Trenton 'every Monday
iay tigiit bVjiock, and re.
Tuesdsys and Saturdays.
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