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J- Journal VOL. IX.--NO. 175. NEW BERNE. N. C. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1890. PRICE ;5 CENTS. f 1 N-n--, Jl HE JLMILY a: BUSINESS LOCALS. OUT GLASS BOTTLES; Cut Glass PuuguentB-"Vinaigrette"; Moulded VTv Bottles- Very cheap. X , ocl9 dtf R. J. Goocwa. W .rph Office ot Drs. Duffy ha been ' Xtemporarialy removed to Pollock ''-'treet opposite th Episcopal church, v -. one door west of Kin Harriet Lane. iirtJLL LINE of Sported Extracts for ,;. .1 t --j r ... I - V IneStlO OaCBefc OWUet , &OU IIUII HUD . of. Drugs. Prescriptions and family s- loeipes a pociar.y. u. j uuumau. -' v W7B bave opened today a new bbl. - - VY , of Family Pig Pork, and Fulton j,. " Market Corned Betf. We also received a fresh supply of other F&mily Grocer f lea '. Give us atrial aud be convinced ' - -: that we are selling nice groceries at ' - v Wnk Bottom Prices. We siill continue to get these frtsh corned Pottsmouth Mullets. Everything new and freshet CaUUCJHILL & PAUKISK'S, ' BroaJ Strai t. O URZEIGLER BROS SCOES have arrived oct4tf Barrisqton & Baxter. T.M r,iTY STEAM LAUNDRY now . X-J ready- for work on collars, cuffs And shirts. Work may ba left at the -store of JamesM. How.atd. ocl2tf. yBLUTS & BKU nre receiving Xt their fall stock lioon ana atioen, Dry Good, Groceries and Provisions. Ihey buy at headquarters ana cm ftive you Low Prices. au20 nPHE TAYLOS ADJU8TABE SHOE X for ladies. New an marvelous in vention. 8ne'etmple. N. ARPaN, j!8 tf Oppomte Journat, Office I?OR the boet .SMOKING T03ACCO 1? Sk for (.'UMANA cr DEER TONQUE, mdo from Edectjd leaf grown in the bf-Et Tobicc-j Hoctioo, and from manuf icturers ho make only Smoking Tobacco. For eale by sep4 dwtf C. E. Sloveb .There are bcnsationnl reports of of the mysterious disaiipt'iirance tho Czar of Russia. Some grades ct ptatl Lu'.tons have advanced 400 per ccur. uudcr tho stimulus of tho new tariff. THE St. L-uis Globe, leading 1 Eepublican organ, says tho Force bill i as dead as the Southern Confederacy. We aro ,W1 t Insirn frnm t h a I Kewa and Observer that tho State Fair "has been a great success this 'year dispite the horrible rain on "Thursday. , The Newport II. I., Daily News, hitherto strong Kenublican, has come out ia favor of the Demo cratic candidate for Congress on account of the tariff issue. According to tho New York San the difference between the Porter census of New York city and the police census is a matter Of 140.000 people, about 8 per cent. nf thA nnnnlatinn ihar. art i'"!" o citT. and, at the present ratio, A m mm k 1 . - ' - ' ;uuu uLev,Uu8iHmau. THE , lower House OI the unio - . Lfisialature has refused to nass the o-- . ' Senate bill giving the Governor 1 power to remoyo members of the Cincinnati Board ol Improvement, anil nrnvirlinc for thn fllaet.ion of a --- v " i nfiw lin&ril nAxf. AnrilThns ia the reform efforts of a Democratic .., -r-.i l.3 v.--ii lis i!ixet,uuve mwaueu uy ipuunoau " legislators, ...., . :r "a-h DISTIMGUIBUEl) Bcienusi . quotes Statistics to show that the Suicide mania is more "prevalent in "October1 than in anv other month of the year. It does not seem easy -to account for this. The delightful Weather that we generally have in October Bhouli make life 'Worth living, oven to the mostdisoon . tented." , Mil, J. M. Mewborne, 6f Lenoir xiounty, has announced himself as , (a .regular Democratic candidate m.-'r-,:-' '..'..t:o.. n. ivr uwugiooo wiuo bcwuu vu- f;reaaiuuui , uiouiuu. iiunioiai preferences we ,may i have Bad In "the-nast. wft am now heart and soul for Mewborne "Lift 0D the fiianaarqr: anaf . raiiy,- arotmu. . . , i , xvAiiy Aomui,iai0 loi.y t. ,v ."tSfflJmllll ' nnrrAiJnt. ..... tn. uu m.! vuu.lw .Congress against , Henry,; (Jabot r Lodge, said in accepting the nomi- nation: 'Tb,e passage of the McKinley" tariff act and the ens- -' . ' . : i Vift toms administra on - act, .the proposed force bill, iu Which your , present representative Is bo largely : interested; the pension legislation, the wholesale admission of new States, and the wholesale seating Of members to increase their boasted majority; the autocratic con duo t of their Speaker; the syste- u I .nan euucavur iu icycuu mo voice of the minority from being heard, form a list of proceedings il l par OIiu0 majority wn.ou, inr nir.Arna.rA virkP n pa ann Rnrviiir.v. . . ... r-- aio UUC UULOtrucULCU 1U VJUli gressional history." LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS E. W. Carpenter Notice. Cotton. New Berne imrkot Sks 149 bales at 8 3 4 to 9 1 4. Thre will be a lecture tonight by th9 imstor at the Hancock Street Ma'.h .. t rh , Four entire editions of Allen a Forty Lessons in BooB-seeping nave been dia posed of. and the fifth edition is now 1 , , readv and the sale has commenced on I , . ent rt nment will beL. .... .... 8lven m inn city one uay tnis ween oy a ciaes irom uxrora lor tne oenent 0f tho asjlum at that place. Sorely they will got a warm greeting In New BL'rne' A visitor to tho steamer wharves yes- """"J P"0 BPr,uK time nau uumu, bo mucuiut truck was being shipped. Hundreds of boxes of beans went off by both the O. D. and E. CD. lines. By regular schedule the mail train leaves Goldsboro for New Berne at 3.80 - - I p. m., but it has been decided for it to leave one heur and a half later during tne no dinir Of tno no rlsnnro air. making the time of leaving 5 o'clock and the time of it arrival here 7.30 p.m. I t. t Mnnr. ,ir.a ih. poople of Jones county on Monday the 37th day of October, on the issues of tho campaign. E. C. Beddingneld, Secretary of the State Allianco, will address the people at Trenton, Tuesday, Uctober 2sth. We trust that every finance man in jones aua every non Allianoe man will attend and hear him Our agent, Mr. L. E. Duffy, who has recently completed a canvass through tho Orifton section, speaks iu high terms of the citizens of that thrifty little village and its surrounding ter ritory. He was much impressed with the activity he eaw going on and the prosperity following in its wake, If there Is one section where the Weekly Journal is more widely circulated and better paid for than another it is it and around Grifton with Fort Barn well closely following. Crop Prospects A visit to Fort Barnwell cn last Sat urdav enabled us to see the bet cotton .. ... . wo ba 8eon tnl9 Bea90n- Although 1 MAn. U lsnA I uiuot v& lurj iioiuo uav c ucrju kuuo uvoi.i the In .in uwyeVi. ouou crop naa not too maae ,n lQM Beo"on m many years, u BVnr DHL LlrHa WD IlcKril UL IHrillHrH WI1U have already gathered a bale to the aore and will eet more. The corn is Unusually good, and all crops taken into nnniiiiflrtinn. Thin ia a vAAr of " - " abundant harvest. Mr Humphrey's Letter i - Mr. R. w. Humphrey, writing from I Carteret county about the publio Bpeak- ing at Newport, saye that Mr. F. D. Koonce, the independent candidate I from that senatorial district, made a I fino impreesionin that section. Frcm our Hmitfid knowledgo of Mrf Eoonce we believe bim to be a man of ability and unusually well informed ii nnn some nupstinns that are nf trn at importance towards the welfare of the oountryr but when Mr. Humphrey asserts that an independent cn breek tutu un iauuvi tuv uui uiiujuwj of North Carolina and disrupt their future hope and Bafety, it has got to.ee uuue waeu me jjeuiuumin uavo iuu mitted a much greater error than when thnv not nn T. E. Oilman for their r" . r Bundard bearer. jur. unman is aieo a man or aoiiity. He has been tried, and the strongest endorsement that be was true to tte peop 10 no "'w10 ub uo""; UUU. X I Hill V1IUIPU 1 1 WUW .Ul.U.M. vcat Varjr fAWflBf. a-r fAnttrin Ann tn i .niin.,wy;AKin.tfi ha .nriihiL. .iLm .w mh hmk reKalar nominee of his party, DemocraU V ' "- iiein jia tiArninff' ma man nnnnrr. mm. a--:. Mr. HumDhrey states that the position ot Mr, Koonoe was eatief actory to the Alliance, This is not in accord- ance With t card from Dr p. Thomp- son, the "AUia.nce lecturer from OubIow -A- t. 1. ..a) ' 'nl - ' Tk' county T tao uunju oi - ur- awnoih vt, Ta0mpiiTiUl.iMffcKoM,oe.-hMBo oonneoUott. with : tJie ; Alliance of his o,ttnty and that' ho ' does not pmm their confidence. yv Is This Business T To ua it ia with much reerettoknow that a large amount of New Berne cap- iul nM reoenU been inTe8ted 10 other Dortions of the State. Wa are not nosl- tin.amti .mm,,, K.,t koii.wA w. " 1 5o000. and Drobably more, hate D3en owned awav from New Berne within the last few weeks and put in a3 enter- I.:,. i , . Z . 1 v two n,rM miles nisranr. It is not for us to censure or dictate to any one In the exercise of tb-t. in- dividual riRhts, nor is it for us to ques- tion the motivas or indffmntnf thn. gentlemen, save from a miblio stand- point. In the first plaoe it shows a lack of patriotism and love for home and its people. In the next place, if the gen-1 tlemen wiil pardon us, wo doubt the wisdom of the movement. We have no desire to over-estimate our resources and future prospects, but tture are many indications that prove beyond all doubt that the business sta bility of New Berne is on a firmer basis . , , ever before. FJer increasing manufao- . ... turing industries, heavy commerce, . .. u UTO' uu ""iuvoiucu, vuo uu- derful growth of our trucking interests jncre88e in farm valuation, the new riiiiroad that i8 pu8hinK on this way (rom tho South that is to open up one of the finest secLions of country in the State and form a direct line of .u, a me ana activity tnat present tnem- selves, is sufficient evidence to know what is ia store for us and only awaits development. Do not understand us to mean that these developments are en- tiroly dormant. We believo that the . A . 1 -1 t l"481 teive monies win cnronioie double tho amount of new enterprises miuiut ueiiwu iui mo ruuio length of time. These gentlemen are expending their energies for tho upbuilding of other rectioM at the expense of their plaoe of residence, and at lue same time with at the means, it ia fair to suppose, that were realizsd from home patronage. They are among our very best citizens and hive been successful in their individual pursuit of personal gain, but with us they are guilty of disloyalty to their native heath and the confidence our citizens had imposed in them as men of public spirit. To look upon the flattering oppor tunitiea that surround us and draw a comparison with 'some others that have scarcely nothing exoept the pluck deteraiination, and unity of purpose of the people, it is too plain not to see and know why we are not outstripping any section in the State Any one who has visited tho New Berne Fair and seen such products as were exhibited from our rich aud fertile soil, and sounds, rivers and creeks, oannot fail fo realise that they are the fruits of a land that has been exceptionally blessed by nature; and why they have not been more extensively utilized is aquestion v.:: i.:.-t --. I rLHnPRT.Hfl 1 V fill Vfl WR HTlDKBIl UI KDt) HU r - disability of establishing new manufac I fiiin AntirttlAB KArtBIHA lhav ArA I .. T " " ul f-- v- I mw-wv VAVVrwUH. w - ""0 that thsy are enlarging, run "ng on extra time, and in many in stances behind with orders Next Monday night there is to be a . .. ..... meeting or tne l,o operative manuiao turing Company, and every business man in Nw Rsrnn who hftfl a pnrlr of I - miblio enterprise about him should en- deavor to be present. Visit the Goldsboro Fair Today. The following telegram wai received yesterday by Mr. Chas. Reizenttein, the treasurer of our Fair, from Mr. Job. E. Robinson, editor of the Goldsboro Argus, in regard to the Goldsboro Fair- Goldsboro, N. C, Oct. 21, 1890. To Chas. Reizesstein :-Grand balloon ascension to tne oionas lust come on. I xhe most thrilling event ever witnessed m,i,ioiMiuu. ....j a neaaiong iep rgm id. leap from the clouds. The XT" " azain tomorrow. Be sure I nnnnlo m fQ TO 1 1 rt TOItn O Vnlr.Anl BFIT. If. I fttw teii the Jon&NAL. and orinir every body to see it. Fine races tomorrow JOS. E. ROBINSON, . Mr. Reizenstein made a partial can vass and succeeaea in securing a party of a hundred people, among whom the fair sex ie well represented, wno have - promisea w nouu uiwr I UUUW CIDO VUKUV IV UW DV TW UV VHH, lighted with the trip, the exbibita, the arii tna nipinir nn mnn HPanoinn. " " ' Goldsboro takes an nctive inUreet onr Fair and many of her prominent oitiaens attend annually, and It is well for ui to return the eompnment when the opportunity offers and help swell ' al M .A J .a. 1 TH I tne crowd in attenoance nt i&on emu. The rate i. very low-only 81.70 for the round trip, Including admission to the Pair. ;-Take a day for pleasure, d go p and eojoy yourrelrea. . v , A Curiosity ia Port. Yesterday afternoon the schooner ch Manatee armed in port from "l l"gton' , u' ID charge Of Ur. J.I w-uere, wno nas aDosra two won- derful and rare curiosities known es . . . . . I e Manatee, or sea uow. mey weigh upwards of seyen hundred pounds "Piece and inhabit both land and water, Tn iniwiritniui the head in like that of a - - iw uu wui w T were taken on tne monaa co na oelon8 10 n" oraer 01 Bn'- mu tnat 11 r" Deoommg extinct, ine scientmo name or wis oaa creature, which will be on exhibition here a few d8. is Tricheohus Latirostris. That's riKht pronunciation ana all. Energy Intelligently Directed. We learn that Mr. J. B. Rael, one of the wideawake, go ahead farmers near I Qrantsboro, ginned eleven bales of cotton, averaging over 600 pounds each, in one day with one 60 saw Brown gin That is a good day's work even with the improved machinery of the present day and indicates not only that Mr, Reel is a stirring man but that he brings his intellect to bear on what he undertakes, and equips himself with late improremenfs in implements and machinery which he keeps in such ex cellent order that when thay are in use there is no waste of time owing to im perfections but everything being per feotly adjusted to its appropriate ueejHia presentation of men and meaiures all movos forward smoothly and the desired nH ia .KAnmniiiiheii with facility T j . i j: : . I t lauustry ever a uiownB"B""'K trait of an agricultural population, and I it is gratifying to see manifestations .1... v.:. .-. -rj D.l , ""U",":"M'' " " pij iu mubiuo nun, (oiiuiuiou in i automatio manner by methods in vogue I durinK a former eeneration or even properly in uae a few vnara uttft hntl whioh ought to be and are now faBtl beine superseded by the latest achieve-1 . , . B . . The spirit of progress is not confined to cities but throughout the country plause. His arguments and illustra there is a commendable spirit to keep I trations interspersed here and there fully abreast with tho times and by well informed, wisely directed exertion to obtain the highest results from every effort made. Peiso Rev. L. C. Vass left yesterday for Wilmington to attend Synod, which commonced last night. Mrs. A. M. Bates left to visit friends In Baltimore, and Mrs. J. H. Lowen burg to attend the Goldsboro Fair; Mrs. I E. E. Johnson to visit friends in KinS' ton Mr. J. W. Timberlake left to visit friends in Kinston and to attend the I Goldsboro Fair I Mr. Thos. C. Howard left to attend I the Fair, Denutv Sheriff Samuel Lana returned f... . . Fart Barnwell neighborhood. Mr. Thos. H. Hill, the travelling sales - man for D. Landreth & Sons, whose I u...: k vt m r I UcKriUlC Ul LUO KUUU liHUlIlItT HL Hi Ore - i - " a head went down last night to enjoy the I I . mm I InATr TfW O 1 OUT HBVO i d p 7 . ji . . .. r -.--.-.-.-.r.-.. i rrnm h DuHiiifiHH iriu ior rHnriniir. c - - t I oompanied by bis family who have been on a three . months visit to rela tives in Norfolk. Mr. Samuel A. Hilton, a native New Bernian who is now in the grain and 1 feed business in Baltimore, aooom pa- nied by his little son Freddie, came in last nieht for a two wek's visit to his i ' parents and other relatives In the oity . Hon. P. M. Simmons returned last nigmirom a canvass in me upper part of the district. Mr. W. H. Pearce returned home last night from the Western part of the State and other places. The steamer Newberne, of the O. D. line, brought in the following passen gers yesterday: Mrs. A. S. Seymour, who has been visiting telatives and I friends in the North: Capt. H. A, ooume ana nis uauKnter miss neme, I Tiniirnn mnA hia Humrhtnt , d J h Heeireman. of New York, on a pleasure trip; Mr, - J. w. Jinott. oi JNorioic. on a Dusiness trip, and Miis Zsnobia T. Widgeon, of iuii.u.v.1,.wIiwBh.v - .uion as teacher In Vanoa Ananmr. Qa the outward triD the steamer Newberne had. the following passcn- gtn: Mr. S. Cohen, of New Berne, and nr, u, Ut uowaee, or osyboro, on a 1 Uonenbars on her. way to New York. 1 HWlHw. W A.VkAW.M. ms. ..vuuuu. I .Trr .... i,.: A" XWUOrW OI tnO UllJ, WOO IBUVeB 10 i n tl t . l a. in visit her sister. Mrs. fitith. in Suffolk rublie Address. . r Hon. C. O. Clark will address the people of Graven county at the follow ing times and places: : Core Creek, - Wednesday, Oct. 29th U o'olook a.ni. i Riverdale, Friday, Oct. 81st, 11 o'olook. a m. . .... Jasper, Saturday, Nov. 1st, 11 o'clock a.m. SHIPPING NEWS. ARRIVED, oujauier newuerue, ui mo j. u. line, BcUC.a. u,D.v.uuuD nl passengers, Ol TT Steamer Howard from Trenton, Schooner Mattie E. Hiles, Capt. David Ireland, from New York with cargo salt for Roberts Bros. IN POET. Sohooner Nina, Capt. Jas. T. Salter. CLEARED. Steamsr Newbsrne. of the 0. D. line, with full cargo cotton, truok, etc. Steamer Vesper, of the E. C. D. line, with full cargo, among other exports there were 600 boxes peas and beans. Steamer Stout, of the Clyde line, with full cargo cotton, lumber, shingles land canned goods. Steamer Kinston, for Kio;-toa and Neuse river landings, with heavy cargo. Schooner Ella R. Hill, Capt. Benj. Hill, for Elizabeth City with cargo lum ber from Blade Bros. Schooner Addie lienrv. CsdI. J. R. Pigott, for Elizibeth Citv'with careo lumber from Blade Bros. FUUHC Sl'EAKINU AT NESTOR!. Simmons Koonee -(JiJmnn. EDITOR Jouknal: On Thursday night, the "Jib, our little town of New port was made lively by tho personal appearance of the little magnet of Eastern North Carolina. F M. Rimmn. were forcible as they always are Un the night of the 10ih F. D Kooncr i iuuuouui'ui muuiaaie lor oenator of the 9th district. , . r r an nour ana a quarter udou the Doliti cal issues or the day. Koonce is small m anything else but a balloon, but as a debater be is one of the most powerful we have, which was fully provea at newport. tlis arraignment or tne two old parties for mconeisten cies and incompetency, and for their . i niiiki j k. uui imiiiii null i-.iuii iti mainn ui n a aina rr rm mni ah m n r . .... V v and his presentation of the obiecta and Darucuianv scronc nnn rnnmnmnii principles of the Alliance, was forcible I and fully satisfactory to the members j j ... : . ... raaiaA ,, :,u - 1 T. aivvuvu uiiu nitu DULiiiiNiMNiii Mn ii nn w,tn ne PP8ite and spicy anecdotes. naoiui)ij KHUU HUUKept 106 CrOWU in full sympathy with him all tho time. Tbe enthusiasm was wonderful, nnrl K.oonce is a wonderful man. Re will carry Newport by an overwhelming majority. Mr. (iilman, the nominee, in tho presentation of men and measures, seemed to meet the approval of his friends. K. W. Humphrey. Boguo, Carteret County, N. C, The Secret of Libby Prison. One dark night in February, 1864, more than a hundred Union officers escaped through the tunnel of Libby Prison, Richmond. The Confederate sentinel on guard at the time was true w iuo uuuvuqiu uuuituornuj, aau saw tne Blradowv hcnrpn ah thnv mmH I into the lieht of the street limn nH yet did not challenge or fire upon them. " bas long been a source of wonder I maul nhw ka ml nA . U .. AKJ . 1 1 . u.uuw u j u u av.cu .iiuo. auu iuh rem "I reason bas never been madn nnhlin. The true explanation is eiven in Nos. 1 40 and 41 of "The Holiday," which Wr w'u . "'P o' lu HUJ "uuiobb in me country. Addrc "The Holiday." 19 Be.kman 1 afrnat IN V -wi.. List of Letters Remaining in the poatoffice at New Uraven county, Ootober 18th, 1 inum Mrs. Casay Brinn, Mrs. Betsey Bess, Boyd or Boundy. Bossitor, Mr. 8. W Brougham, Joseph Blount, Robert Brooks. Quia Bvla. Kitt Rrvnn. .In men Campbell, John Chad wick, D. B. Gox, Miss Annette Dudley, care Martin Hall, Jar y is Ferow, Miss Tensie Ann Flem minrf Vf ru IVf ai-niiai ITTI Uk J TT "'""i1' mr- ; I u. uQDii mrB. oiarinn ntrrn ran nf Oeorire Harris. Ml M.mia v. t. .Tnn. Mrs. Salina McKlevian, Mr. Henry Por- 8 "F6 a- S'Ongieton. Mlith Kiohard inn I :harlAa T. Nvti- &f ix)iii:n a.:,u Mr Mogea Wi,i8i Mi9g L m Tobe Whitfield. Persons calling for above letters, will "J advertised, and give date of list The regulations now require that one cent snail ne collected on the delivery or eacn letter advertised. Wm. E. Clarke, P. M. For Sale, Two Twin Reversible Engines 12x80 order. james kkdmond Sec. cfeTreas. N. &T. eep26 tf R. 8. B. Co. Notice. Statr of North CakomnA 1 Superior Court County of Oravon. I Clerk's Ofltce. Take Notice. That I have thla dav lusiiHd letters declaring Zopher R. Koleom, Chsrlee E, Goodwin and 8. U. Hamilton. Jr.. and ibclr Dooessors to be a corporation for the purpose and according to the terms pre scribed in Articles of Agreement, filed ami recorded In said oftloe. The substance of said Agreement la that said parties desire to Deoome incorporated nnder the name or tha newuerne oumson number Oomntm- ih priuuiimi uuioe ma place oi Dullness shall db new oerne, uraven eounty, vorth t'aro Una, and Its business shall be that of manu raotnring,Dnying ana selling lumber, bu lne and selllna timber lands, an wham the State of North Carol ma, buying, holding and selling real estate in the State of North uaronna.Duuaingana operating woodwork lnt factories, etc Tae duration of the corporation ahull be thirty years. xne amount or the capital itook shall be uoe jtianarea inonaana iMiiara, divided into one thonaand sharea ol the par Value of one nunareu dollar each. . . Tha stockholders of this corporation shall not be Individually liable for ita debt. Witness my hand and offlolal seal at office in New Berne, this day of October, low, oottd W. UAKfUHIIta, Clerk BapsOonrt. Wanted at Once. 2 or 3 Good Machinists. Apply to WINSTON IRON' WORKS, ool9 d3; Winston, N. O. Valuable City Property" FOR SALE. House and Lot on east tide of Middle street, between Broad and New streets. House contains four room, kitchen, etc.eto. Lot 53 fet front. Sale made at Public Auction at the Court House in Newhern. on MoEday, the 3d day of Novembt r, 1'J0. Terms Cash. For information apply to t;.. :-.n & srKvr.NsoN, Aitornejs. Watsdn & Sthkkt Oct. Oth, lV'M. New Loi A -iC: KHii'tTM. 9td AT J, M. HOWAft&'S. Bargains in W..j 11..!! K -ho. Pocket IViokx. Wool UniUr. hir'ii. HiR Job in oild Coiu ai;d V.-scu. NEW GOODS NOW ARRIVING. See our lino of Double Uimned Suits ia Ulack and Fancy Chevi.iin. 8f'p7dwt.f J. II. 1IOWAUD. ry Owning! MSS HARRIET Wiil display h. r F,!i:. ive Stock of FINE !' ; E LANE -r,d Altract AND WIN- TER MILLINEItV on TIM'USPAY and FRIDAY, OiTOHEP. an.j 17. Tho ladi.'scf New Home and uoiniiy aro cordially invite ! to ill and fee the leading Now York Stylos. cclfi lw There Is Probably More Soap Hroughtto the town of Now D.-rnethan any other town in the St.itfl. Why is thin.'1 Because tie nc-ocle aro flnter. mined to keep clean, and huve every thing about them pure atid sweet. And right here is ttiu reason I keeD Tanaill & Co. pureBt and sweettst Cstarrt made, so all good smokers say, and aro pleased with hem. And don't vou forcet the 2r OOf) tn be given away on euoKseH. You may win money. Wii, L. PALMER. AGENCY FOR S'?f Notice. I will f.tll at Tubli.i Sale, on the 5th ay of December, lb90, tbe Personal Property of John N Whitford, dee'd, at the residence of the deceased, in onos county, C, coneistinz of four bead horses, two mulee. five oxen. wenty head of other cattle, hogs, bags. and household and kitchen furniture, wagons, carts, plows, coru fodder. and farming implements, etc., etc., for cash. Sale will commeuon at an early hour. ED. WHITFORD. oclBdwtd Administrator. 150 Pair Ladies' Shoes, 3's, i'e aud 5's, will bo sold at One Dollar per Pair, AT Clothing Store, These Shoes cost at the Factory SI. 25 to $1 60. Those who want bargains will do well to call and examine them. sepSd dwtf Stmr Blanche for Sale. Seyenti-five feet long, 18 feet wide over all; draught 30 inches loaded, canies 110 haicn o( coiton, and regis tered at Custom lloue 4' ions prose. 28 net; licensed to curry passengers, and accommodates 100 on xcu noons. Re built in October, l8i-9 Joiner work and decking entirely new, hull made as KOod as new. Engine and boiler re built, all wearing ind destructible parts, renewed; new cron nheet and turxs boiler. Inspected November 27. 1889, and licensed to curry S6 pounds steam pressure Propeller 41 inches. engine 10x10 cylinder, upright boiler 7 feet by CO inches, of 5 10 iron, tensilo strength 50.000 pound. Fully equipped throughout, according to law and in perfect running order, the Blanche is spiendirlv Hrtni. d to river and creek trade, to light draught navi gation anywhere, nnd hxs shown fine towipg oapacity. bha i offered .for sale on reasonable terine, nnd at a very low price. fK For further infnrmatiou apply to . , Jahrs Rkdmond. Heo' & Treas, aug8d&wti New Berne, N. a - James C. Harrison. -, Pa r nor rt Pnl Inob- nm1 Q ct. a X . NEW BERNE, N. Q, l:;.'- Heal Estate Agent and Collector of Eds i Will attend to the sale and purchase v of Real Estate, and the "collection of " rentt. ; Will also furnish abstracts of " titles to lands in Craven' oounty upon application and on ' reasonable terma. Can be seen at the Court Eoue daily. ool9 dint s-Wf if'- x'je ,.V&.H,'-f..: v t
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