VOL; IX.-NO; 153.
XEW BEBNEKi 1 SAT.DBD AY. - SEPTEMBER 27, 1890.
PRICE 5 CENTS. ::
BUSnffESS LOCALS.
WANTED A good and Industrious
shoemaker to locate at Lake Land
ing, Hide county. Married man pre-
ThsT speech of Mr. Heed at
i Philadelphia was no doubt intended
to be playful and jocular. Really
it was a monumental exhibition of
I impudence and effrontery. He
New Berne Boys to the Front. '
We notice that Mr Samuel If. Brin-
son,- son of W. Q. Brinsoa Esq., has I
been eleoted President of the Senior!
HORSE, ATULtTES AND MUO.
FO0K VaOOSAKD PEOPLE AT THE CIRCUS
AT AGRICULTUR A L PARK.
-I TIT. I.- P I r-ll J -1 " - .
enui no tv(wi.vii( """"nYirtbofB & Arlington's crous, at
teD27d&wltl - W. S. HoBKias. ufuuonw u viuwiuuy. that he was sent ae one of the delegaUa ATiottltural park, lasrniaht. Itrained
, mEa. Aefctttfor A' Raymond antJhis associates have stolen Mr. from the College Demooratio Club to all day, and it rained nearly all night,
ACylitomWors. is YentfleV seat. He gloats over represent it in the Convention of LW JJ21lK JiM w
prepared to show a fine line of 8. mples his cnme and demanda the ap. oratio Club, just held in Raleigh, and the Jud Tto !he mon8tr tent in
if oir aiU A Cx I Come and leave Plause of the multitude. He either re t0,a B0 n,on n le of the p.rk
nrii
your measure. , - ; sep
'iflfYlTMoaE OF THOSE FRESH
I Mill nnrnwi Pnrtgmouth mullets
reoi-ivf d tolay at ChurctUl Parker's
-grocer? store. Also 55 bushels of nioe
b. - al ,. b V ASh mm b
: -ant m.tj iivi iuu j ai bbw- "r" ' w-
trial and be convinced that we are sell
does col see cr id indifferent that
the foremost in his studies. The performance last night took place
I In huge tent measuring 350x150 fee.
honest rnen look upon him as a Lft hete ,a8t ye in Colorado L XaIL00'
rogue in politics. . Springs, Col. , and is practicing law with peared in the arena and paraded round
Judee Harrison, a prominent lawyer of the tent. They presented a rather curi-
THAT is not a bad idea the that nlace with a lare oraotioe. HeU ww.and Interesting speotaole. Dusky
HAIrttAniAf Ih. w,, 1,4 oml nrnA tv wmat
in first class icrooeries as cheap as any Slggestion of a western eontem- doing well and building up a fine repu- wer, theret ,nd 0i09e 0n their heels
house in the citv
- , Respeotfully,
V- CHURCHILL & PARKER,
i Broad Street.
"rpO LET rive or six rooms in moBti
X desirable part of the city. Every
porary to the eftect that u the tatiou.
D.n,.kiin f .;i .v, kno Knnn We are
cyuu.,u muwi nuu uo uccu - lowerin hrorB of their raon. Ti e
Indians with the
cheek bones and
trod several native
pleased at their success and characteristic high
nnu thus i,1inKu nf thA h tli wweriDK oro
photographing the empty benches 6 ......... camels in the march attraoted a eocd
, , . ,
are held away from nemo
on" the Democratic side ot the
House viishes to get a picture of
an aeinng void sure enough ne
tarn, his camera on the Federal
depleted almost to
convenience for housekeeping- Apply
at Joubnal office. . sei9 lm
I OBERTS & BRO. are receiving
IX t.hnhr fall stock Boots and Shoes. iTWianrtT
fmw flAAJ.i nnnavlhB anil "Prrtir iaiAn a I " '
They buy at headquarters and can Kivs exhaustion by Republican extrava-
vou Low Prices. auso I irani-n
qpHE TAYLOR ADJD8TABE SHOE
JL for ladies. New and marvelous in
vent ion. See sample, jn. AHP4N,
il3 tfl 1 ODoosite JooRNAi. 08Soe.
LUCAL NEWS.
fLT PAPER i for sale in any qusn
tities at Journal offlje.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. S. Hobkins Shoemaker wanted.
Washbobn & Arlington Monsi or
";-No pleadre is comparable to the 8howB
flianaing upon me vaurage-groanu Cotton. New Berne market-Sale
''f truth. Baeop. ' of 207 bales aj from 9.25 to 9.80.
""ir. rr ..." A Seventj-five boxes of beans were
it isone oimpecuiiarmesoi ihippedonthe 8teamer EaK,etye8ter
nrtminfv n rr thur than iAt.r a a am i
WUllUK LUlM UUQU liUCJ VU U UVVU1
. . --r M 1 ' '-V
aiitrii ixi v Martini . v.
Charles Stewaht Pabnbll,
the Irish patriot abandons his
comtemplatod visit to this country
because of ill health, ,.
One of the features of life in
r New York city that is rapidly dis
appearing, if not already practically
extant, is the grimy little boot-
black of former times.
day.
One of the colored fish dealers oreaUd
some merriment by tumbling overboard
in the market dock yosterday morning
about 11 o'clock
At the special business meeting of
the Y. M. C. A. last night eight more
members joined, making thirty-four
new members siuoo moving into their
new quarters.
The advance agent of Washburn &
Arlington's oirous was in" the city
yesterday putting up the advertising
posters, and making arrangements for
its exhibition here Ootober 2d. It will
show on tho vaoant lot near the fair
were really a splendid lot of animalf,
excited universal admiration. The
reisonai. i comic element or the parade was euc-
Mr. C. E, F. Bates, who has bean in I plied by a clown, who rode around in a
I J - I - :.
the citv a few davs. left yesterday yJ cr"Se 01 umpuuua V"vw
" u Z. : tions.
""""'"s Th- rem.,n(jer of the show was
in the drug business. clever, agreeable, and often excitiog
Mr;. Frank Myer and her little and was given with commendable snap
danohtar Adio Ttnmd to Naw Berne na raDv varies and ison. Vernon,
on the etoamer Newborns of the O, D.
line yesterday, and Mrs. T. M. South-
gate, of Norfolk. Mrs' Donnell, of
Richmond and Mrs. Dr. LewU O
Wood, of Columbia, a. O , came in on
the same boat to visit friends in
city.
Mrs. Capt. J. T. Rhodes left on the
steamer New nerne to visit relatives in direote(i intellieence.
Norfolk. Lowell, tbe contortionist
Miss Emma Manson, of Beaufort,
who has been in the city a few days
vieitircr relatives returned home last
night.
Mr. James Man well has gone down
aerial artists, were exceedingly clever
in their tumbling and horizontal busi
ness in mid air. The daring nnale,
which was neatly executed, caused a
thrill to run through the audience.
Frank Macarte received a eood deal of
aoolause for bis oomioal business and
me his agility on tbe ugnt wire, ana maa
ame Macarte s trained does were a
dominant feature of the show. They
exhibited a wonderful amount of well
to Morehead to work on the machinery
of Bell & Davis' mill.
Mr. Alex. Miller returned from a
Northern business trip last night, and
Mr. Thomas Walter from a business
trip to Wilmington.
Mr, M Makely returned from a trip
showed
himself a thorough master of his busi
ness, and Maynard and Mendozi on the
double trapeze came in for their thaie
of the general applause.
A representation of life in tho wild
West followed. Various drumatio and
interesting pictures were proacuied, no
for example, a body of Indiaus truck
ing and scalping a sleeping hunter and
having in turn themselves shot down
by the cowboys. The buck jumping
horse was no docile circus beaat, but a
genuine hot-tempered bucker, and its
antios in the ring, with ''Jim the Kid"
on its back, was warmly applauded.
SHIPPING NEYVh.
ARRIVED.
Sir. Newberne, of the O. D. line, with
a full cargo of general merchandise and
passengers.
Sshr. Jas. M. Hall, Capt. E M. Hal
leck, from Norfolk, with a cargo of salt
for E K. Bishop.
IN POBT.
Scbr. Melvin, Capt. Samuel L. How-
land.
Schr. Carrie Farson, Capt. Murphy
Schr. VirKinia, Capt. J. Lewis.
Schr. E. K. Wilson, Capt. Elijah
Lupton.
Schr. Nina, Capt. Jas. T. Salter.
Barge Jas. Dondaldson and steam tug
Alabama
CLEARED
Sit. Eaglet, of the E. C D. line, with
a full cargo of lumber, truck and 450
balei of cotton. I
Str. Newberne, of the O. D. line,
with a full a cargo of cotton, naval
stores an 1 other exports, &Ld puestn
gere.
Str. Carolina for Orifton. j
Str. Howard for Trenton, with a full
cargo of general merchandise.
Str. Kiuston for Kinston and Neuse
river landings, with a full cargo of
general merchandise.
Schr. Virginia, for Providence, R. I.,
witb a cargo of lumber from Jos. D.
Clark & Co.
NOTES.
The steamer Vecper, of the E. C. D
line, will arrive this morning and sail
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The steamer Howard will arrive from
Trenton today.
The steamer Defiance, of tho Clyde
ine, will arrive tonight.
Townthip, S&tor-
Taxes! Tases! ...
I will visit the places below for the
purpose of collecting Taxes, on tbe
dayssuced during tho mouth of Octo
Vanoeboro, No. 1
day. O.v.. lith, 1890.
FulcherV Store N'i 3 Towrshib,'
Wednesday, October I5th, 16UG
Fort Barnwell. No. 8 Township Sat
urday, October Id 1(4)0.
Morton's Store, No. 5 Township Fri
day, October 24. 1890.
Haveloi-k. N... (i Tuwi;;,l,;, s T--dy
October 5, 1S90. "
Jsui Cuy. No. 7 'i o !.,!,,;.. V'ri.iay,
October 31, ltstO. '
Jasper, io.
October 20 1890
Those ta ' r to uie-t mim nt thf hr.a
named plac. and sttlilinir tl,f ir Taxt-s"
will be visited by nivseh' i.r n,,,,,,,,
onoe with the expreea purtinso if ml.
lecting the taxe.i J j.-.
Tbe Tutwj must b. wouiul up by the
1st day of December.
W. R ;..N.; sh.Mf.
New Bern?. Sept. "5, lu9it. tiwtf
A fhc-s, i.utlo Mn.-n, l i:,,
Slioes. sin. I Hhn?s OBKAp.
Rulibnr Hoots ml i .
Oirt'loihlng In great quunti'tlen.
to enter his son Oeorge in the Episcopal Tbe entertainment was altogether quite
' THERE appears to be a commer
cinl crisis in Lisbon not in Lon
don, as telegraphed yesterday. AsLrounda
monetary ana traue centres ine The New Berno Collegiate
two places differ greatly. I has added one more to its
High School at Alexandria, Va.
Dr. L. C. Vass returned last night
from a Southern pleasure trip.
Dr. John S. Long returned on the
steamer Newberne yesterday, after a
delightful visit to Baltimore, looking
Ine titute much improved. Mrs. Long has also
corps of returned from her summer outing with
successful and will no doubt be wcl
corned in tbe city again by thone who
like their fun built that wav. Worces
ter Mass. Telegram.
Ex.
teachers. Miss Nettie Hollister. a native
"iUB. ULADSTONE estimates tnai New Bernean and Bn accomplished
a century hence the population Of young lady, who has had several years
the United States will be 600.000-1 experience in the Oraded Schpol is the
000." If anybody is afraid of being new teacher. She will begin Monday
Crowded he had better move. The colored youth Emanuel Canady
was tried before Esq. E. Q. Hill yester-
.W YORE and southern capi- day morning on the charge of stealing
relatives at Haslin, Beaufort oonnty.
Tho Yacht Club.
The New tferne Yacht Club is per
fecting its plans and making arrange
ments looking to tho accomplishment
of the purposes for which it was organ
ised. The members will give an enter
Vegetables at N. C. Agricultural
periineut Station,
We have devoted special attention to
the wants of North Carolina truckers at
the Station by testing this season forty
varieties of tomatoes, forty varieties of
garden peas, over fifty varieties of cab
bage, forty varieties of Irish potatoes
and eleven varieties of sweet potatoes,
Tbe effort is to save tiuckers the ex
pense of testing these new sorts for
themselves and to furnish them with
aoourate information as to the comp.ira
tive value of all new comers. This
1
Sheffield, Ala, -and to expend
$3,000,000 there on in improve-
mente. .
I'The farmer cultivates theeartb,
bat the, political candidates are all
purpose or i gon 0 new ones in the same Roil
As soon as a sufficient I Hereafter we will grow only the new
amount is in the treasury they intend ones as they appear annually, we w ill
to erect a boat house on the nilina at work also in the line of improvement
I . . . .
tainmon anon whinh will ha nht'eflv a wo Bra gruwuig uinuy wiui ur Old
. talistS are reDOrted to be interested the cheese and wheelbarrow, which we .....! r and weU worn' 88 a means of compari
In a project to buy up property in fca n account or in yesterday s paper, ra,g.n5 money
BuQ was uuuuu over 10 iuo ouuenoi
Court in the sum of $200 $100 in each
case. Not being able to furnish the
bonds he was sent to jail.
While the farmers of tbis section are
housing their crops they should remem
I 4a Ka mb l n 1 rcfr Aiti t t sm nvtiliiAra f r I .1
-,Hj-f;., r.,.m. 4 ..of T,nn, "31 '" "'"! as ine means come in ior aoinjt so.
.:'-.. . t ... ti . . j. ' ' a. 1
won t ao. Jjarmers are not cau- Lftrge orheaviiy boiled cotton stalks,
bages, . bat even Cabbages wont fine corn, fruits, vegetables, etc, It is
thrive if they are only cultivated I not at all too early to commence pre
Inst before harvest.'- ' loiring for the. Exposition. The ad-
1 dition or a race traok ana tne grana
"A BESOLUTION has passed the stand this year will add new interest,
House expunging from the Record land the managers are endeavoring that I modating a good sized party, has already
AtmaAlnoai and AnHaavA -
the foot of Broad street as large as the LarietieB Specially adapted to tho needs
iunus raiaea wjn ijuiujh, wnicu wiu uei0r our growers. We want to put our-
built in such a way that it can be en-1 selves and our work in close connection
irMrt a th nncflR.itv m1m for it and with every worker in the State, and
o ' j 1 Hnn TiTfc.u -1 : r
era to corresnona rreeiv witn tm nn
this house both sailing yachts androweVery subject which affects our inter
boats of various styles and sizss. owned eats. We want our farmers, fruit crow
hn,ni.,i, n,ii ha ironf tnr tha n nf ers and truckers to feel that the Station
tUa ' u in t,. .ir i" working for them and trying to serye
the members who will have the privi- thelr lnteregtii ftnd that we arc at all
lege 01 inviting menas. a row nargei times, either by mail or in person, ready
35 fec long, which will carry five oars I to render all tne help we oan. W. F
on each side and is capable of aocom- Maesey, Horticnltunst.
the speech of Mr. Kennedy, of WaU surpass any future occasion.
Ohio, attacking the Senate." -The church Notice
liecord ' may be expunged, but the - Hanoock Street Methodist Church,
words of Kennedy go marching Sunday,, September 28. Services at 11
pastor. . frayer meeting at v:lo a, m.
Wis lflom from th Wilminffton Bnnday school at i p. m w. K. Bar
THE LOTTERY CASE.
rPRUm Fiotion, History, Old Story
-a. Kolan Baking Powder.
Washburn &. Arlington's
NEW UNITED
onster
Shows !
Congress of Nations 1
WORLD'S FAIR1
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN
Moorish Encampment!
Roman Hippodrome!
AND
TRAINED ANIMALS!
.i.r;i;p, Monday,
SHOE
Just See the Slices!
J 10,!
1 :ote anj
At J. F. TAYLOH'S.
DON'T FORGET TUH
Leading Tobacco House
In New liorLe. liooda iin.l I'll... m
you oliewloi.s,
maku
A Large Stock of Goods at Wholesale
and KKTAlLul LOW PKk'K.S. Doat foiirot
J. F. TAYLOR.
J. E. LATHAM,
Ootton Buyer and Exnorter.
DEALER IN
BAGGINOMD TIES.
Special barairiH for :itxt few dHye
viz; '
750 bdlH. pieeod Tien, in j?ood condi
tion, ut 11 15 bundle
I? touB second baud Jute Snips, in
good order, at 25c. per lb.
New Arrow Tie and Hugar Bag
Strips, very low.
Give mo a call oppot-ile Cotton Exchange.
EXHIBITION
Will exhibit at
Dunn's Lot, near Fair Ground
NEW BERNE. OOTftRCf 1
THURSDAY, UU I UufcU Lx
Parade loaves lot at TEN, A.M.
One ticket admits to all. s27 St
er that . the corn crop is
estimated to be 600.000.000 bushels
abort as compared with the crop of
1880. The wheat crop 'is put at
90,000,000 bushels short and oats
at 223,000,000 bushels short. -'-:
ring ton, superintendent. : The public 1
are invited to these services and will
receive a cordial welcome.
been purchased and is the only boat the
club now has
The parties who are getting up the
entertainment will no doubt make it a
sucoess, for they have had previous ex
perience at such work, and w know
how good an entertainment our New
uerne people can give, vy nen it comes contained an advertisement of a Mexi
off we hope that it will be well at-1 can lottery, but was sent by express on
tended, .and that the club will realize anaooomniodatior train. The business
h.njm. im frAm It management naa nounea poBwi
Democratic Executive Committee'
At a meeting of the Democratic Exec-1 had an organization of this kind here law went into effeot, but the postmaster
nti.1 rnmmittna hu Hontom w o.Sth I hfifnrn. for . thn town in finnW aitnaUil 1 had receivea no notice irom wasning'
j , -.- u ji.'.v.4..i . n v.i I ton, and was sending the paper out as
tne rouwwiuK,uioeu Keunmo werB iyi buuu ku'uui icyicntiui., ubu -,-, ,mM,.t,. mtxmn t xkn.anmarr,
, . : ; . ., . . in..., w-v,.,v I ti t: i u- i - J
nnnun n, fn.flnminirTU.. w r; r riiiiiiiit. mm ab in i.iir kwi. . iiuiiunii ii.3.- . i .. a
xj.u. xj.r a., .uuin; win ttu-i o. W. TlichftrrlBnn, .T. E. Knrnntrnv. I rivers, and our olimate beimr ao mild. Hnrald will contain no more lottarv
dress the people 0U the issue of the I W. B, Pearoe, O. Reizensteln, P. H, I that not only in the Bumrper,- but also advertisements, either in mail or city
nmnniim at: Mia - f Allrttpinff f imoi 1 reiietier, - w. o liSne, j . a. r rysn, i ,.. h rnn. nt th4k . leaiuons.
".'" -": . v" J. W.Biddle. F. M. Simmons, W..M. "7"".r . . .
ana. Places: xrenioD, xueuuay, Watson. L. J. Moore. 8. W-JLatham. ou" u uw " luuu,A JW'"H,C rAmnirementg M Mo alaftama
30th. Kinston, Wednesday, Enoch Wadswortb.: . healthful and myigoraung to both mind . Hance for $35 per Bale on
anq couy.
POSOAt. ADIH0RITIES AT 1IONTQOMEEY
SEIZE 1HK ISSUE OF THE AGE-HEIUI.D.
BlfiMINQHAM, Ala., Septembor 25
The postal authorities at MontROmery
this -morning seized the Age-Heralds
sent there to subscribers and for trans
mission to points below. The paper
HOWE'S SCALES,
Harrison's Town and Gaun
try Paints,
HARDWARE,
Sash, Doors and Blinds,
Lim1, Cement, Plaster, Hair,
And a full line of
AH Kinds of Buildirg Mate
rial, at
L. El. Cutler & Co.
Desirable Dwelling
For Sale,
Situated on South Front street.
Uouse contains elx comfortablo rooms
and recently added new kitchen and
all desirable outhouses. Lot 70 ffet
front.
A I..SO -
House ami Lot on Craven Htreet.
Apply to Watson & Street,
d"- Real Estate Agents.
HEADQUARTERS
Machines.
Wni f:. iba World Rc-
Wheelfi acd Wils
Al-
Sept
; Oct.
Oct.
3rd.
-Kb.'
1st. . Snow, Hill, . Thursday, Jour Nsw Boats; ,
2ad. Goldsboro, Friday, Oct,. The: Wilmington, (Del.) - Evening
Ealeieh, Saturday.: October Journal of the 80th Inst, has thii to say
lleturned from South Carolina.'
Dr. 11. O. Hyatt returned from Ben-
or we new thkii swn xp8otou beeQ for th(J ,am two w-8k8; Dr, Hratt
in ourwaMrs. ' . , I i9 elvina the eye. ear, nose and throat
"The steamer Neuee ie crowded with espeoial attention, and is well fitted op
nmrVmon hnallv Hnlahlniy k. RVia mill I tnr tha trnalmnnk M lllnn&Rna of thnna
ci la left as a proud man's very be at New Berne, N. 0. and it is ex- organs. He yulll remain at home wn-
nwn. vnmon hflxrA crifnHBt nil v I Dectea that she win be limahed wtib n tinuousiy ior several monws, naviuir as
" " .... J uauu HH I V ' 1 , ...... ,. .
UVe WHHKI, ' - I 1UIIUU flUlQDDlVUBt VTVAB BV UV VBU Wvtl
'At the Pueev. & Jones' shiovard the attend to here. . He keeps a stock of the
revenue cutter Winona is about va nnest spectaoie lenses or American ana
nrtmita nrwl an nfiin nrnman aneu. oao win uioar iroru jdo worn nuruyeitu uiauuiwiuiDi nuuiw u
I Jrsuit8, ana L.-v an UhlO woman fnr Nflw. RflrnB, N. c. whr hA will fits a nal of a-lasses ha sruarantees tha
1 s Icjrun work c i railroad build-1 be stationed, next week." ' I fit and the quality of his lenses, and
' !j " I agrees to refund the price of his glasses
4 IBIO WWWIIU ', 'I11IB 1.AIJ1KS UKLIUHI'HU. I 1 . .i M .li.
wiieuuver vney are reiurueu wiinin
r oit there will ' be no profession
a prou
thave;
mastered farming, doctoring, the
law. telegrr- by and many other
contracts.
. 3 dons the
tale captain
At: do coast in I
THE LADIES DELIGHTED.
The pleasant effect and: the perfect reasonable time.
500,000 Bales,
Nashville. Tenn.. September 28. A
BDeoial from Montgomery. Alabama.
says George F. Gaitteer, manager of the
Albama Alliance Exchange, announces
officially today that arrangement bave
been perfeoted by tbe Alliance Ex
change to advance $35 per bale on
500,000 bales of insured ootton in ware
houses. (,''
Vfv " ""V"' "' ' , .
X'k; i For Sale, r,
Two Twin Reversible Engines-12xS0
new cyiinaors'T balance in ; good
order. James kedmond,
Seo. & Treaa. N. &T. R. S. B. Co,
. ;sep20tt t .
This is certainly a
Kinston
t f-hooner of here ?n and a 8afetywith which ladies maynse the square way of doing busintss. -,i
t..oontr oi ntr t.vn, ana a jiquid ffUlt l8Xtttlvet Syrup o( FigB fr(s9Vreti ,
iboat oa the1 I'i ussippl under all conditions make it their favor. , ' ' 1
cs a woman'
rr;J Otrcrvcr. -
cn;
oer.-
ito remedy. It is pleasing to the eye Chapter 1;
and to the taste, gentle, yot euootual la I unspter x:
aotiogon the kidneys, liver and bowels. Chapter 3:
Weak, tired, no appetite.
Took uood soaraaparllla.
Strong, oheorf ul, hungry ,
' ;, :' AOV1CB tO mOTHEBB,
Mas. WibblowIb Soothing Strop
should always be UBed for children
teething. . It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cureB wind
olio, and is the best remedy , for Diar
rhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle, jaly
f! It
ror Dewing
I am pole
nowned' No.
J IIM ,- ....
ii otwiiii sachms.
TIIEBESriN THL UOULO .
"THE NEW UUME.- the next bent
Machine.
Also the "FAVORITE SEWING MA
CHINE." A
You can find nt-idlea nd fx:r ot
tachuientu foi anv Sowint,- Machine
made. At tho Nn, York Furniture
btore, opposim tho (3ur.o;i lljasu, bouth
Front St., New ttsrno, 'J. C,
T J. TURNER,
jep21 dwtf ,iRenti
MrEWHALEM
At Mrs.B.B. Lane's Old IStand
adjoining R. N.
Stmr Blanche for Sale.
Seyenty-fivo feet long, 18 feet wide
over all; draught B0 inches loaded,
carries liu bates ot cotton, and regis
tered at Custom House 47 tons gross, 28
net; licensed to carry passengers, and
accommodates iuo on excursions. Be
built in Ootober, 1889. Joiner work
and decking entirely new, hull made as
Kood as new. Engine and boiler re
built, all wearing and destructible parts
renewed ; new crown sheet and tubes
n boiler. Inspected November ' 27,
1889, and licensed to carry 80 pounds
steam pressure, rropauer 43 inches.
engine 10x10 oylinder, upright boiler 7
feet by 60 Inches, of 5 10 iron, tensile
strength wmv pounds.
Fully equipped throughout, according:
to law and in perfect running order, the
uianono is splendidly adapted to river
and creek uade, to light drausht navi
gation anywhere, and has shown fine
towing capacity. . Bha Is ' offered ; for
sale on reasonable terms, and at a very
low price. -, v. ,
For further information spplyjto
- Jaues Redmond. Seo' & Treas,
aug3d 8c wtf ) New Berne, N, 0.
Mack if choice
Lnlest Htyloa
On Pollock street.
Duffy's drug filor i.
bull and mttirr lv ncu
Millinery, Notiuca, itc
in Hats and Bonnets.
A skilled Jli'iio,-., hluh Miii;ar -in
charge.
Also a firet clftfs Dres urnkiui Do-
partment. All work done in bent Etvln.
Orders from tbo count nmmnii.
fiHed. SCI) 1 8 riw3r,
FURHITURlT! ..
New York Furniture Store"
PRICE LTST: -
Walnut bedroom suits.. S'.'i.OO in Bton rrn
"nt. " " .. H 00 to 45.00
rarior sune
Bureaus
Bedsteads'.
Mattresses
Spring Mattresses
Washstands
Tiu safes
Cradles....
Desks
-. 25.00 to 45.00
.. 4 00 to .13.00
1.00 to ' 10 00
.. 1.00 to 6.00
.. , 1 00 to 6.00
- 100 to 10 00
-. 8 0(rtd veOO
,1.00 b; 10,00
, . H.flft tn K nn
Baby carriages S 00 to. 20.00
Willow chairs i... 1 pk tn n an
Sewing maohines......... . 25.C0 to 55 00
TW - - 1 CO to 15 00
Chairs, per set ;. 3.25 to 12.00
Organs....,..., ,... 65 00 to 125.00
Aooordeons...,......M.,lS r(jl75
Yon will find tba above stock of Fur
niture at the New, York- Furniture
8tore, the Leading House fot i Lov
Prices in the oityt'opposits tha Oaaton
House, South Front street, New Berne,
N. O,, where I will be glad to see my
old customers and friend.
t , j, J. TURN :,
sep31 dwif . - , , iv