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THE JOUKNAL.
K. B. Ha.BJPKH..
C. T. HASCOCK.
Proprietor,
Local Reporter.
JTRW BEBNE. N. 0.. OCT. 17 1S90
Catered at the To offlos at N Herts, R 0
assacoaa-olasa nutter.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For U. S. Senate:
ZEBULON B. VANCE.
For Chief Justice:
A. S. MEBRIMON.
For Associate Justice:
WALTER CLARK.
For Congress 2nd District:
W. J. ROGERS,
of Northampton.
For Judge 2nd Judicial District:
HENRY R. BRYAN,
of Craven,
For Solicitor 2nd Judicial District:
J. M. GRIZZARD,
of Halifax.
CRAY FN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.
For the Senate:
H. H. PERRY.
For the House ot Representatives:
Q. L. HARDISON.
For Sheriff:
W. B. LANE.
For Register of Deed a:
JAMES W. BIDDLE.
For Superior Court Clerk :
W. M. WATSON.
For Treasurer:
THOMAS DANIELS.
For Coroner:
DR. F. W. HUGHES
For Surveyor:
W. H. MARSHALL.
CLAYTON AND BRECKENRIDUE.
No congressional canvass in the
Union is attracting more attention
than that in Arkansas in which
Powell Clav ton is the candidate of
the Eepublicans and Clifton 11
Breckenridee is the Democratic
candidate.
One of the most infamous acts of
the Congress that recently ad
journed was the declaring of the
seat held by Breckenridge vacant
John M. Clayton, who had been the
opponent of Breckenridge, was
killed just after the election, and at
a time when it was conceded that
Breckenridge had carried the dis
trict. There was no possible reason
on the part of Breckenridge or his
friends to desire the death. He
was dead politically and even if
he Jiad not been, he would not have
been in the way of the gifted and
popular Breckenridge. The lie
publicans toek it upon them
selves to unseat Breckenridge
noon the ground that he had
caused the assassination of Clay
ton, and that if Clayton had not
been killed it could have been
shown that Breckenridge was not
elected. Upon this flimsy pretext
- the seat was declared vacant.
Mr. Breckenridge is again
' candidate. Ho is now running to
' fill the vacancy in the present
' Congress, and also for election as a
.'member of the 52d Congress. He
,f is opposed by Powell Clayton, a
smart, bad man, who acquired an
unenviable reputation during the
s reconstruction period. There is no
infamy or which he is not capable,
, That he will cause the assassins
i tion of Breckenridge, if it can be
stealthfully accomplished is firmly
believed. . Indeed there has already
been an attempt to murder the dis-
tingnished son of John 0. Brecken
ridge. 3 If Breckenridge lives he will be
V re-elected, but even if elected he
will not be permitted to take bis
; seat if the Eepublicans control the
A House. In the late session seven
teen Democrats were turned out
of Congress simply because they
wei -Democrats. .The i majorities
by which taey were elected were
not considered the popular toU
was nullified, and the vote of the I
. I
Buo-utuicu lur. iuq tuui m ,
people, i? . - v . I
IT ever beiore in American hiatorr
hu thA hAAit srtnh riifirBoaM of
D I
the will of the people as was shown
. , . v' ao
in the expulsion of Democrats from
tne uoase wno naa ueen lamjisition on a weekday are also con
elected, and the seating of Eepub-
licans who were not elected, and
single fact that they contested the
seats held by Democrats. Taxa-
tion without representation caused
, rflvrtimiAr. war xrv ,,.
, oo .:..
desires to see this country again
involved in war certainly not m
civil war. But the grievances of
the South are greater than they
wrft In 1MM. Will wa onifttlv
submit! Xo! We will
protest
against tne wroug, ana exnanst
every peaceful remedy in defence
of our liberties anil in the
tion of our home?.
proteo-
MY FRIEND -A WOBD WITH YOU.
Do you know tliat every man
who desires to vote at this election
must register anew ! Even if you
have registered and voted Ito
fore, you must register again under
the new Eleotion Law to vote this
year
Do you want the Republicans to
carry the election and have your
neighbors arrested and put in jail
as in 1868-'G9 ? If not, REGISTER
and vote the Democratic
ticket.
do you wish the negro to got con
trol of your county and State! It
not, register and vote for the
Democratic nominees
You can't register alter Ocr
25th so register at once.
Don't say you have not time take
time your happiness depends on
it; the good name and pros
perity of your State de
PENDS ON IT; HONEST GOVERN
MENT AND WHITE MAN'S CONTROL
DEPENDS ON IT. DON'T WAIT.
Delay may costjthe defeat of the
party.
Ed. Chambers Smith,
Chm'n Dem. Stato Ex. Com.
Georgla'a Bltgcat RaUIcuniike Killed
The largest rattlesnake ever seen
in Ueorgia was killed Saturday in
Lee county upon the plantation of
Sectetary of Stato General Phil
Cook. The snake has terroized
the neighborhood for yearn, and its
death Saturday was the occasion of
jublee celebration among the
darkies in that vicinity. Even the
white people joined in the general
feeling of relief that so dangerous
and dreaded a neighhor was rid of
at last.
xne snake, uy actual measure
ment, was a little over eleven feet
long. It had nineteen rattles and
a button,
The snake has been hunted for
years, and traps innumerable have
beon devised for bis capture. His
den is in an impenatrable section
of the Kinchafoonee swamp. Near
this is a cypress pound, and be
tween the swamp and the pond is
the road. Hnndreds of times his
track has been seen across this
road. People that had not seen it
were loath to believe the stones
told about it, and the Lee connty
rattlesnake became famous from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. The
snake has swallowed young Digs,
chickens, rabbits and other small
animals, and was dreaded by the
negroes like a ghost. It was diffi
cult to induce them to travel the
road at night.
Last Saturday night the snake
was found across the path near the
pond by Mr. Phil Cook. Without
disturbing it, Mr. Cook went off
for help, returning with three or
fonr negroes armed with hoes and
clubs.
flfAali no nn naaptha on air a
the negroes fell upon it, and with
wivu " uir vmw ummavs
the hoea and clubg finally killed
I s T s wwrnm onf Aftnti ItnI in w o ct
found a full-grown buck rabbit.
This probably accounts for dormant
and comparatively helpless condi-
tion of the snake and the ease with
whicn ne was aispatcnea.
The snake was then thrown
across the shoulders of;one of the
uciuco nuu uaitiou iv tuo uuuoo
Though the negro was a stalwart,
muscular man, he staggererd
nnder the load. Salem Times Be
gister. -
The Cause of Pal a.
An ache or pain is not of Itself a dis
ease, it is but a symptom, and warns
the sufferer that there is something the
matter with his physioal organization,
ness are f requenUy the source or cause
m sue many niyskviiuue auuiug, Buiaa -
tions that sffliot the body. You can re -
Miwa tha nanaa of anoh distress bVnalntf
tt n n f Rnlunln Rlnnil Ralmt.
V. V
O. H. Roberts, Atlanta, Ba.. writes:
"Mj kidneys were disordered and gave
me excrutiating pain. A single oottie
of B. B. B. helped me wonderfully.
wm. x"i. neisoo, uwuwukui u.
writes: "B. B. B. has benefited my
danahter verv muoh. She was afflicted
with severe nervousness. I think it the
best familv medicine."
W. R. Ellis, Brunswiof, wnies:
'I have tried B. B. B., and It ts a great
thing for the blood. It also cured me
of rheumatic pains."
Saa4y ind tie World'i Fair".
Tbe question has been raised
1 .Ik Aa. 1 A AX i
day, Mach inflaencei. being
brought to bear upon the oommlttee
to oppose it i bat there is one war
or setwnk H in yhioh we reiieioua
... . CI I I
-J" Vl Z, J mm,A
while vorkingmen and others who
htTft Uttle ehaace to BM tne
Isidered. That is to open the expo
"Ittoa onBanday afternoon. The
MrTioe on Bandar morning, while
attending the exposition in the
Afternoon.. The custom of opening
pabUo UDraries and art mnsemns
on Sunday afternoons, as is done
in Bostonfdeserres to be promoted ;
and u the exposition at Chicago is
properly conducted, one of the best
"ay t spend Sunday In Chicago
in Aoy wlu De io go to cnnrcn in
Hi A mnrniriff fn nrrtroViln find ami
jnthe afternoon to visit the exDO-
gition and see what man has done
to oo operate with him. Christian
Register.
LKHOH ELIXIR
A Pleaeant Lemon Dilnk.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For liok and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness,
ake Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any
of the above diseases, all of which arise
from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach,
kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozley, At
lanta, Qa.
oOo. and $1 00 per bottle. Sold by
drueeists.
Pramlnent Minister Write!.
After ten years of great suffering
from indigestion, with great nervous
prostration, biliousness, disordered
kidney and constipation, I have been
cured by Dr. Mozley 's Lemon blixir,
and am now a well man.
Rev. 0. 0. Davis,
Eld. M. E. Church South,
tillnovl No. 28 Tatnall st. Atlanta, Oa.
Patience and cheerfulness adorn
the ruins of fortune, as ivey does
those of the castles and temples.
Peculiar
Many peculiar points make Hood's Sar
saparilla superior to all other medicines.
Peculiar in combination, proportion,
and preparation of ingredients,
Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses
thn full curatiro value of the A
best known remedies. 2V. of
ft
the vegetablo
king
v
om.
Peculiar In
its.
strength
and economy
Hood's Sar-
saparilla Is
only medi-
cine o
whlch can truly
be said,
One Hundred Doses
Dollar.". Medicines in
and smaller bottles
require larger doses, and do not
produce as good results as Hood's.
Peculiar in its medicinal merits.
Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hith
erto unknown, and has won for itself,
the title of "The greatest bloodyr4t
purifier ever discovered." yr y
Peculiar 1 n I ts " good name LyMr
home," there is now nore
of Hood's Sarsaparilla L S v& In
Lowell, wherer ItVJltlsrnade,
than of other blood
purlflors. fjpecullar in-its
phenpme-V081 record 01 sales
abroad.r (fi&Sno other preparation
hasygVeVOT attained such popn-
f Vlarlty in so short a time,
m VA retained Its popularity
V3rand confidence among all classes
of people so steadfastly.
Do not be Induced to buy other preparations,
but be euro to get the Peculiar Medicine,
Hood's Sarsaparilla '
BoIdbyandniggUts. fl; ilzforSS. Pre pcrod only
by 0.1. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Just Received
FROM
A FINE LOT OF
i aaaavaiaiM am sMsraaa. awaawaw tap cm m
ttUKDJrJiS AMD JKLULlliO.
Also, a fine Lot of
I
BnggleSjKoad Carta ft Harness
of Home and Western Make, which
will be offered Low for Cash or on time
wnh good security.
ooldwtf J. W. STEWART.
Desirable Dwellillff
i Talaa.M OaI a
Situated on South Front street.
House contains sis comfortable rooms
and recently added new kitchen and
all desirable outhouses. Lot 70 feet
front.
.; . ALSO- .
House and Lot on Craven street.
Apply to Watsos & Bteeit,
dtf. Real Estate Agents.
JRg. BElJIE WHALE Y'S
i ; t mm - '
1 iIaw I lillinfitu
. Illitl . klllllllVI
. .11.., "J.! . 1
jyLTS.J5.J5 s L&I16 S tiWnCi
On PoUook street,- adjoiolsg R. N.
Duffy'e drug store. . . ; vuv.
Full and entirely new stock of choice
MUIlnexy, Notions, etc; Latest styles
in Hats andrBonnets. ' v "r ':)'
'A skilled Metropolitan Milliner I in
charge. :,s'' KH.-x?:Vti-t .
Also , a flrst-class preu makintt De
partmenw . All work done in best style,
-Ordera from the country promptly
filled. . sepl8dw8m
6
mur
0?H$ ENJOYS
Both the method and result when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
ind refreshing to the taste, and acts
Esntly yet promptly on the Kidneys,
iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
sches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs 13 the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
centable to the stomach, prompt in
. . . . . . . i r li
lts action and truly Denenciai in its
effects. nreDared onlv from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commemi i
in all nnd have made it the most
nnnnlar remedv known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles bv all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not nave it on nana wiu pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try iu uo not mxu uuj
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
8 AN FRANCISCO, CAL
LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N Y-
Bath Booms
At my shop on Middle street. Plenty
of water, hot or cold, and good larne
rooms.
junl dtf J. . HKUWS.
ALONG THE
LINE OF jGiEESS.
The Taylor Patent Adjustable Ladies'
Shoe is the latoct and ht't improvement
in that line. It rtquiroe no breaking
in, is always comfortable, and retains
its original shape. It is a msrvel of
perfection.
Samples may be seen Rnd orders left
at my place of buiuness on Craven
street, two doors souih of tolcgrRfh
office. N. ARPEN,
Boot and Shoe Muhtr,
Agt. Consolidated Adjustable
jyl8dwtf Shoe Ccmpany.
balem Female Acadrmy,
SALEM, n. o.,
THE OLDEST FEMALE COLl.EU!-
IN
THE SOUTH-
The 89tb Annual SeKeion begins Au
gust 28tb, 1890. IlegiHttr for laat year
815. Special features: tbo Develop
ment of Health, Character end Intel
lect. Buildings thorouRhly remodelled.
Fully equipped Preparatory, Collegiate
and Post Graduate Departments, be
sides firet class schools in Muric, Lan
guages, Commercial and Iudnstrial
Studies. JOHN H. CLEVVELL,
auCdwlm Principal.
Atlantic L 11 C. Railroad.
Passenger Department,
New Berne, Oct. 3d, 1860.
Cheap Excursion Rates
TO THE
XORTH CAROLINA
toto Etxr
AND INDUSTRIAL EKPOSITION
At Raleigh, N- C.
OCTOBER 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th & 17th.
For the accommodation of the public,
the following low rates of fare will be
charged by mail and speoial trains when
tickets are purchased. Tickets on sale
by mail train Oct. VJtb, 14th, I5tn, Wlh
and 17th: Good to return including
Oot. 18th, and on the special train Oct.
14th, 15th and 16th. Good to return
including Oct. 18th by any scheduled
train.
Sohedule and fare for round trip, in
cluding admission to Fair:
Speoial Train Oct. 14 to 16, inclusive.
Schedule. Fare for Round Trip.
Leave Moreh'd Depot 3:45 a.m $3.40
" Newport 4:23 " .... 3 20
" Newborn 5:35 " ... 2 70
" Core Creek 6:17 " .... 2.45
" Kinston ........ ..6:58 " ...2:30
" LaGranee 7:31 " .... 1:00
Arrive Goldsboro 8:15 " ....
Returning, Train
Leave Goldeboro 7 ;00 p .m .
" LaGrange 7:3U
' Kinston 8:10 "
u Core Creek 8:49
" New Bern 9:38 "
" Newport 10:46 "
Arrive Morehead City 11:13 "
Schedule of Special Train for infor
mation of the public and not for train
men. as this train will run by tele-
graphio orders and will have no rights
over regular scheduled trains unless so
ordered by the train dispatcher.
S. L. DILL, G. P. A.
SHOES! SHOES!
Just See the Shoes!
Big Shoes, Little Shoes, Fine Shoes, Good
Shoes, and Shoes OHKAP.
Bnbber Boots and Bhoes, Red Boots and
Oil Clothing In great quantities. ,
At J. F. TAYLOR'S.
.j ; ; DOFT FORGET THE
Leading Tobacco Kousa
In New Berbe, Goods and Prices will make
youehawlots, ., . ,
l.Lwg8 oiack 'of Goods at Wholesale
and BKTAILatliOW PRICES. Dont forget
PROFESSIONAL.
; DH; 0. K. BAOBY,
SURGEOH DEHTI8T.
Offlse, Middle street, oppoait Baptist
decS dwtf NEWBEBN. N. 0.
P. H, PEUETIEB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND MONFY BlUKEft.
Or&ven St., two doors. South of
Journal office.
A araelaltv made In nesotlatloi: small
loans for abort time.
Will practice In the Counties of Craven, Uar
to ret, Jonea, Onslow and Pamlico.
United States Court at Hew
Supreme Court of the State.
Heme, and
lebiffu
OLKUKNT MANLY.
o. n. auioa
Manly & Guion,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office 2d floor of Green. Fov & Oo.'e
bank. Middle street. New Berne, a. O.
Will practice in the courts of Craven
and adjoining counties, in the Supreme
Uourt of the Stare, and in tne r eoerai
Oourta. aplQ dwtf
F. M. SIMMONS. H. L. GIBBS.
Simmons & Gibbs, ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Will practice iu the counties of Craven.
Jones. Oaslow, Carteret, Pamlico
Lenoir and liyd, and in the Federal
Courts.
Office on Cravon street, next door
belo'v Journal offioo. apl2dwtf
Dr. J. D. Clark,
DEXTIST,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
Olllco on Craven street, between Pollock
and Broad, dw
GEEEN, FOY & CO..
Ban.2s.ers
Do a General Banking business
New Banking Houbb.
Middle Steet, fourth door below Hote
Albert,
fsldwly ITKW BESNK. N' ft
W. P. OURP&US g CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
All Kinds of Grain, Brick and
Agricultural Lime.
F.7 RCRNE, N. O
ratirl dw
to mrm ma n HI a
HIIMHHKr.Ya
l mm bbbb m-
;VETER1HARY SPECIFICS
Per Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dop, Hogs,
AND POULTRY.
500 Pace Book an Treatment of Animals
and Chart Scut Free,
rrttxs ( FcTcr,ronecstioii, Inflammation
A.A.iSplnnl jnenlnaitls, milk rever.
It.ll.Strnins, I.am;upN, Rheamatlam,
('.(). --ItlHteniper, Nnsnl Dldcharses.
).!. Itols or Grub, Wornii.
CKCoughs, llcnves, Pneamonla.
JP.F. ('olic or Uripeo, Kellyache.
G.O.MlHcarriage, Hemorrhases.
Il.ll.llrinary and Kidney Diseases.
1. 1. "-Eruptive Diseases, Manse.
J . K. --Diseases of Digestion, Paralysis.
Single Bottle (over DO doses), - - .00
Utnliln fn... with RnMff1m. HfnnnrtV
Veterinary Cure Oil and Medlcator, 87.00
Jnr Veterinary Cure Oil, . 1.00
Bold by Drugeists; or Sent Prepaid anywherS
ana in any quantity on xieccipi oi rrice.
HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO.,
Corner William and John Sts., New York.
HOMEOPATHIC '
SPECIFIC No.liU
In ubo 3Q ve.irs,
The only racoessral nrntdy for
Nervous Debility. Vital Weakness.
and Prostration, from over-work or other Maem
i per viai.or anaie ana large tuu powaei
hold ut DittronuTS, or sent postpaid on
of prlcc-HUMPHREYS MEDICINE CO..
Cor. William and John St., H. J.
All of our Veterinary Preparations
can be had of J. V. Jordan, Druggist
N. W, cor. Broad and Middle streets
Newbcrn.N. 0.
JOE K. WILLIS,
PUOPKIETOn OF
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
New Berne, O
Italian and Amerloan Marble'and all
qualities of material.
Orders soliolted and given prompt
attention," with satisfaction guaranteed.-"-
. ..v.f;
Q. E. Millkr ia my agont at Kinston,
and Axex. Fields: regular traveling
agent.
TYLER DESKS-200 New Styles.
TYLER ROYAX TYPB WRITZE OABIKETS, T.
BLE8, CHAIRS, BOOK 0ABE8, tu. ,at Rednoed Rate,
and Special Disoeunta, CaUloge. for 1890 now ready.
130 pages, Uluatrated, Hook free; Poataga 10a, ,
TYLER BANK COUNTERS. 1
tJ..n f Strto, oallr aM Prlea, lllartraM h Mm
1 prrfrot work at Art ItOsesn, Boh fn VaUg9 II
DJSBA UU.t , JOS, M0 VJUm
t
LTttaJJIESB.
old do::i::io;i -
Steamship Company
V SEMI-'WEEKl.Y MJi K. .
tka OleV- DmlaUfi teefctp - -
paaty'a OM aad ravartta Water ' - v
Kaata. vta Albaauri sum) - . ;
Chesapeake Oaaal.
rfalk.. Balttsaora, Vara, Phtla -
delpMa, Beitoa. Pr vldaaet . '
aa.4 WaaaJnctoa City.
And all points, North, East and Wo
On and after MOSDAT. SEPT. 8th, im', : ,
until farther notlo. lha - ' -
Itiizst IEW1EEKE. Ci ptoOttligitjS;
Will aall from -Norfolk, Va u
for New Berne, a. C. direct
MONDAY 8 and THURa-.',
DAYS, maklna eloaa oon- .
ntetlon witn the bteamers Ktnston and -'
Howard for Klnston, Trenton, and all other '.
landings on theNeuae and Trent Rivera. .''
Iteturniog, will sail llKOa NfcW BKKNK
FoK fiOHPOLK direct, TDK8DAY8 and V
FRIDAY8 at T M ELV JS, M. , (noon makln .
connection with tha U. I). H, a Uo.'a ahlna
for New York, B. 8. P. Oo.'a steamers lor -
Baltimore; Cbde Line Shlpa for Ftilladel-
phla. M. & M. T. Uo.'s ships for Boiton and
Provide) ce.
Steamer Klnston, Capt. Dixon, will sal .
for Klnston on arrival cf ateamer liew . V
berne. ;
Order all goods oare of O. D. 8. 8. oo., Hof --:
folk. Va. , v .;.
laasengers will And a good table, oomforl
able rooms, and every oonrtesy and tUn : .
uon wm oa paid them by tha omoers. ;
S. B. ROBERTS, Aeant.
Hassxs. OTJUICPPKR TORNEK :"'
Agents, Norfolk. Va.
W. a- STAFFORD.
Vloe-President. New I ork Olty.
EASTERN CAROLINA BiSPiTc
The Fast Freight i no
Now Baraa. Eaatai t. rlia
Folate, and Horfalk, BsUianot.
PhtladalpaU. Haw Tork. Som a,
Eta. via KUaabatlt City. N. O.
CommoBolrig Monday, June 10th,
THE STEAMEEP
Eaglet and Vesper
or this Una wiu ran on
regniar sohednle time,
leavlnc ew Berna avarv
iMONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY afternoons, at FOUR o'clock,
for ElUabetn Oltj and return arriving on
SUNDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
xmesv nuarnm in connection With Uis .
AUantlo 4N.O.R, R.. Norfolk Soutbern R.
R., Wew York, Phlla. and Norfolk R. R and
the Pennsylvania K. R., form a reliable and -regniar
Una offering sniterlnr fuiiHtiu tm
qulok tranioortatlon
rto iransters except at Elisabeth Olty, at
which point freight a 111 ba imutxi r. ty
go through to destination.
Direct all goods to be shipped via Eastern
Carolina Dispatch dally aa follows :
From New York, by Pann. ft. u.. Pla
North River.
r2mi,pkllad'lph,ft' by Phlla., W.ABalto,
K. R.. Dock St. rttation.
From Baltimore by PbUa.. Wli. A niu.. u
&.. President Ht. Hlation.
From Norfolk, by Norfolk Hnntha an
From Boston, by Merchants Miners tra'n.
nortetion Co.; New York and Now England
Kates &a low and time onlnksr t uh, .
other lpe.
W. ti JUYtJK uen. FKt Traflio Ai.nf.
P. R. R. ) . (.1 u 51 . 1 Trafflo Manattr
GEO. 8TE1 HF .a. Division Irelaht Arnt
P. W.&B. i'. i .. l'hlla.
B B. OOOKF. ijeneraJ Frelvht nt N v
P. & N. K. H.. Norfolk. Va.
tj a. ihriiuiiuia V Us
GKO. BENDKR80N. Agent,
Newberne. N.O.
feb20 dw
The H. G. Fieigbl Line
UEBfiHANTS and SBlPPEES,:iAJB NCTICS
on ana t4 r . ctutn-r 15, lOK;" this line w!
resu me their rei;u lar
SEMI-WEEKLY TKIPS
Mrftn;
Baltimore and New Berne
t"vl5g,wa.l,,lmore for Nw Berne. WED
MfiSDAY, (SATURDAY, at St P. It.
Leaving , New Berne tor Baltimore, TUE8
DAY. SATURDAY, at SIX PM.
HJLi,1;.lSe1nly WKCT Hnaont of New
Berne for Baltimore without change, and on
their return trip from Baltimore oome dlreo
tlifJL??' n VtojPPlna- only at Noitoik, een.
necung then for Boston. Provldeikoe. hlla.
delphla, Richmond, and aU polnto North
East and West. Making close connection!
for a .1 polnu by River and RrU oat of New
Berne.
Agents are si follows:
REUBEN FOSTER, Gen'l Manager,
'"w" prn?i25AiE..A", nolk:, Va
wharves Co., Philadelphia, USonte
NortTrfe B4lt0' " Wnw' .
it wmJS?2n' B,WS?' ? Central wharf.
8. H. Rockwell, Provldenoe, R. I. t -Bhlps
leave Boston. Tuesdays and Bator days.
" New York dally.
' Balto., Wednesdays A Saturdays
PhUacfelphla, Mondays! Wnea-
days, Saturdays.
' Providence, Saturdays.
arSlSn.8AV,111,.1"?lllg fv Ml rates nar
anteed to aU polnU at the different office o
the companies. w
AVOID BREAKAGE 0 BULK All
imp VIA N, C, LINK,
B, H, GRAY, Agent,'
New Batna.N. C,
sndWalskeyltan.
IU eared at horns with
ontpalnv Book of par.
ticnlars sent FREE,
&M.WOOUJBY,M.a
tiaata, Htm, offloo (KM WhltehaU Ba '
Ihe Alliance to the Front..
. 5? Pbogbxssivb Fakxbb, bold, vigilant. "
ilmlY nO"aTessiTe.7ltna. ianions'
and expresses them. Fort T-alirht i31ir.
eight pages. All miprtnt! OffloUl ofJ.5
of North Carolina and VirrtniaBtaL ami
ancesi The Llvest paper amm a
iVl? rtoffloes In Nmh caroinJ! '
and to 38 States. ONE 1WLLAR aVfaw
Strictly Cash. , fiend toLtit
rttouRESBIVE FARMKH
- . ' Na.latuh K
U Li. POLST, Editor. - M -i
UNIVERSITY OP JRIHjABOHBi;
THK FALL TEA HI OPKKI 8KPT. 4. .
viiiir rFirii m w itnnniia a j . . .
Special courses in Chemlnry. civil and :
other .tSdie.?1 n"
Beparate tohools of Law and Mtdelna '
Hon, KE9IP P, BATTLK. f.t. n
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