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VOL. IX,-NO 211
VEW BERNE. N. C. SATURDAY DECEMBER 6, 1890.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
I.
BUSINESS Li
FINE Handkerchief Ejimo;. i'o
lognes, Toilet Waters. Bby P.. . , i
tt Aot, Powder Boxes and P 'T-.
' Toilet Powders, 4711 Co .'ogno, Ti-iitt
Bottles. Smellinz Silts lij tlei, a c m
j piste stock of C. P. Drugs, ubw lot of
KOySl Uermiiuet anu u (--.iou-rci
. Patent Medioines, a.i Paper and En
'.Tiopes ia boxes
' 7 if. U J. Coonxu
' T F. IVE3. Aire
ur's Ageot frr
- (J Dressed vjieats.
I', rk.
Dressed Fowls, Corned B-; f , C. : u. ed
Mlnoe Meat, in cold stora;:.-.
I WILL have a full iuj; o. ih ice
Stall-fed Beef at my tuii 8-'ur &y
morning. Send in your ord-is
It U. gwr;:-'
SCOPPERNONG WINK f.r i!
Christinas Holidij s !jr:o q;.V-,
si $1 60 per gallon Adiic-n
BBOWH, Vanoeboro. N. U. 3
-VTEW GOODS juit : : : : t
JlS Churchill & Parker . :i
Mince Meat, Raisins, Curr.iio ; !' . :.
Citron, Dried Apples, PpWn .vl
kinds, Bologna Siusjjet, an-l ..
Sausages, Tripe, etc.. M.;cr .: i . :
Cheese, Chocolates and G.-l . .;
of the above are new nnl i . ., k i
we guarantee all our too -Is :; i ; .
Just oomein onoa and "
do; all we ask is osk tri il. V :
Churchill & PiUKtu. Bioadi-r.
KOBERTS & P.U!). : -their
fall stock '':
Dry Good J, Groceries i :
They buy at headqu inn :.
you Low Prices. -
HHE TAYLOR ADJU.V.W -X
tor lad fee. Now an-'- :. nv.
veotnn. See s-tmp'e. N ,; ; .-.
j 18 if Opposite JOI KN AI, :.. -
OLD PAPER i for i ... i
titias at Journal oiii
Defiant Indians
much uneasiness.
THE miner's strike
has become general.
A'.
PARNELL is con lit'
log his eapremacy.
THE greatest preu ;'
Force bill comes fro j i r
Donse.
A BILL lias been m;." ,i
the Senate red ueini? l-. t i. ;
to one cent.
THE Mi86i8Mipj)i Leiii.-u
meet quadrennally. Uoo.J
people, bad fortbo candu. i
THE Democratic Senatoi.
caucus and determined to ;i
!,
''' il!
ht tie
Force bill at every poi ,i in
end.
Senator Tubpee, t li.di :
opened the debate ii tb -I ::
bill, on the Demceiati-.; Md'j, i
speech of great ability.
Senator Edmonds, of V-. i m .
1 atikiog a pension for a ! i-.ly v,
U represented to be oiu- isl
and five years of age.
. Balfour. Chief see
Am
.Iceland, has ordered a man-'.-l
, to convey meal for tho pnrpo?
oi
relelvlng the distress which-prc-
Tails there on account of tho r.uluie
of the potato crop.
LATEST accounts of Sen tor
iogalla are that he is preparing to
write a political novel." The novel
la before the public. An inteietting
Br of history will be liti nis'iud
...,.IHB Bichmond Dispatch will
' says: From the Eepublican stand
5 iat the alternative is to puss the
f (Force) bill or to prepare lo accept
- . defeat In 1892. We must mtet
f, 4heir desperation with all cur re-
sources of resistance, and keep the
: v : people with us. Then all will lo
-;- - well.
, : ANimmense meeting in Dublin,
. - Ireland, endorses Parnell. A uso
totioa was moved by a Protestant
V member and seconded by a Oathis-
fic'priesialliig upon the people
f ;-'of Ireland to come tb the support
. : ; of -ParnelL The resoiatiou was
oarrled without a dissenting vote.
:i'. THEBKare about 30.0'M ludims
-J.ia'the 'Northwest who have the
" ' "- v ilessjah eraze, Quite a largo force
vrmed vwjth Wmchebttr r iles
:M&:W& are well supplied with amuut-
f tlon. - In case, .ot war their would
- rTmuoh, dstresg on tho froutitr,
- j but ) tne -Indians, would soon be
dipped out. .
' The .'WUrolDgton Mesitnger
sayB: "It is an evidence that the
AtU'nta Constitution is not paying
be Mil:;,' its ruana-jiug editor is:
Sr-iikc of tli Georgia House, and! Ei
1
I... .: . - . : . ... : .. . I
u-jsiucm mnnager.i trying iof
!); uiri5or of t Lo c ty.'' Our excel
lent friend of the Me-senger don'c
t-,ee:n to know Georgia editors. We
louee new one who
I teacher and i. tailor.
was .1 school
LOCAL NEWS.
D; KiNU Royal Get mctutr.
1. C. I'lsuoi' -Carnr-h jiioo
Ii J. GoOOINCl Extli.ClS, il Tl g "
etc
. 0111):; -N w Berne mUkct -rLiien
of CI b .,les at, 7 10 S 00.
f. ille.'-'ric L:ght Company ?ay that
:l 'i n panic-,i near the market who
nuvt. be; n isu-rft-rin with the electric
l:.-ir v. ni's t!.) not stop immediately,
b.) cJinp-.'llod to pro?t'cutt'
i;i -ally iin'onwi.i-ncca the
t'
;!'
,iv v-.. r til. .10 uiiii-.Tftaod-
t
i;'n -.-t u-i; in i over J to the
. .5 rein: 1" on Hrcwd tn.et l -1
; irb-iifi'. Should compUidtl
. !i t:i .'lo to lha proper author-!
1 t nnji ju-t it would no doubt
, o im-judiately discontiDucd.
t .
ui a li z mi carpenters and brick
. uro buy baildin the urand
l!,o K?.ir grounud. White
r mii ,i!cia, ivo:k liftiiifi v.hiio
o; l!:c- ;ia;nl o:i l!:-.i rset tr.icU
, a-oi tf.o other plank fstce,
, - in fact tvorsthicp; about
iia-Jrt that is uot pinttd vrill rc
.I'uti ju at their hands, mukin
i v ;
hi'i" l::n!i niat and nlta-;int. Uo
1 t:i!i a '.wok lit tho improvements
..; lit i: io J and v. 'hit ar: r..; .v bo
. :.'::(i-
! 1 ! II i.l , oi the- KcMui ki-i
Cii.. ;i furnur residvi-.t. (f New
!, - i-iit up to (luldfihoi o j eeterjuy
:i ii'it to hi;. father, Cup', lired.
.! i: i. n.ux O .) Ji'eron. o 'vh.ch
.-( ii Vvsir-dil Ill'Si '..itk. lit-
. i..v;,rar)l) npo;t .- o:i s .uir't,
Th.ru h iv-: Leun 1-12 ooi; er.-iiuriH
ia iii'L'-o.-hin;; ami 70 udlitions
iiurch-. s under hi- char,ro. Tho
.. :
'.v ,ri
t ; t;
ii
tH.'iiourit fid-icd by UiC-se churches
i,.-u;-ly lino btcn lees than t&00
ji.ir t'ai-jr have riitcd $2 200. We
i . tiil i'o fiiaii'l Dju or; thi success
;i io; Ihh rniiii-it.y.
V
Chui'c'i Notice.
Ilo.ejjk Sireet Method iat Church
-ii i0 -y. Dt:Cutiib?r 7th, closing aorvices
of t:i-.- l!''fereti(:e year Preaching by
;i;o u : ior iii 11 a. m., at the conclusion
!' w-.i;:hti.a Sacrament of the Lord's
i ip,;.r will ba aJniinistreJ; prca.-.h-
i- i o the p sstor at 7:15 p. m. Prayer
too t;Lgf.t 0.13 a. m, Sunday school
it o p rn , W. R. Bi-ringtDQ, eupt.
r.'i' putilio aro iuvitd to these services
ivill rsci-iv a coril ial welcotuj.
AlKllillT VlOV Of t lie (JllOsliO:!,
l"o.r ji: Jouknal: Any one ratlin
I. eoiiimuoicati.in eined "C iro." in
i-K e:iuy ' JoiUtNAL would bo led to
ivjppoeu that the city government was
s -t pouHiblo for the location choeen for
I'v.i "merry-go-round," which is totally
ji variance with the facts.
Any intelligent man knowa that in
Kuuh cases the city simply issues the
iioeu90 the remainder of the business
ii-.H between the proprietor of the show
iind the owner of the plaoe of exhi
bition, and no city official has anything
to do with the site chosen or necessarily
any knowledge of it.
If any annoyance resulted in this in
hUu.Ou) tho sensible and manly course
for iho annoyed party to have pursued
would hayo been to have notified the
p:irti(s responsible for the disturbance,
Riid if they would not themselves rem
edy tho matter, then to have quietly
asked tho proper-oflloials to do eo, and if
these stepH had been taken and there
hud been any just ground of complaint,
the matter would have been at once
properly adjusted without any excite
ment about it. Veritas.
A New Berne Wonder.
For fife years I have been a cbronio
sufferer from spinal disease, heart
trouble, indigestion and catarrh of
stomach. I tried various remedies eug
Rested ry friends withcut relief. 1
then put myself under a prominent
physician with no favorable result. In
all I was under ceven (7) phyeiciacs
who would relieve me temporarily in
one wey, but I grew worG otherwise.
At last my life was despair, d of by
phyaicians, friend i and family. My
couh atone disturbed my neighbore.
Mv homorrhaea wore aggravated. At
this juncturo our Miyor. Mr. Ba'tle,
advised me to try Dr. King's Ryal
Germetuer. I did eo and relief came at
ence and ere I had taken three bottles
my hoallh had been eo much n stored
that I could do my own house work the
first-tima in five years; and I only wish
that every poor Buffering woman could
know what a God send this medicine
is and what a treasure it is to buffering
humanity; , Any of my friends and
neighbors can vouoh for the above, :
V"V"' ' - '.UaPr M- T,' Eobsrts.v
5 1 Johnson Bt., New Dime, N. C.
AX IMPORTANT MOTE.
Real Estate Deal by Some cf j
"
Our Enterprising Citizens.
One of the beet pieces of newt) that
we have gotten bold of lately is a real
estate deal that has just been consum
mated by come of our cnterprUicg citi
zens, who clearly see what is in Etore
for the future prosperity of New Berne.
Messis. G. N. Ives, Win. Dunn and
Chan, Heizen6tein have purchased the
Carroll property at the western portion
of tho city and will at once havo it laid
oil iu streets aud building lots. This
titio property commences f.t Five Points
and extends along Droad Btrett to the
Miller land, comprijing ab.i'.it fourteen
acres of fc!iiblo property.
This purchitHO shows that thes;' f.on
ileiuou lire Battnfie:! with "ew Beruo as
a place for invo unieut. We do not
claim that there is any boom hiro but
wu do know that tho business of the
city ij inrreiifiuK every day and at a
much renter proporlioa than for
jvar.'. lo i.i a steady, bubstantiai
groAth th-t carrion contidtnee and an
surance with it. Following this tracs-ac-tion
we ar-j to have another bank,
and Iho public Lu Uiog will bo under
conniruction ia ;i short while. A new
oyster cannery in additiou lothe mam
moth oi:. of Mes-irj. Moore & Brady lies
bf s a ootiblshtd this season. Our
numerous lumber mills have teen
t.ix-'d to thtir utmost and are often bo
l;:ud v. irli orders, and in fact evc-ry Hoe
ol uuoiiK'8 nhows aC-ivity a"d lifo.
Wnn ihj n.iKio acnouct of push and
ooergy txerciLud by its citizens as haa
chiiacteiizjd olhor booming pluccs,
Sew liomo would outstrip them all.
Give us more men liko Messrs. Ivch,
Dauu iiiiJ lteiznbtein, who h;i;o
proven theniat'lves not too tiroiJ to ox-
pi ii i ilivir rajm y in making public im-prjienji-nia
ui.il adding lo lbs growth
ati i aura-. livcuetB of Iho cicy.
lo Millianisluii, Alarliu Coimiy.
On WeOui-aOoy, November 20, 1830,
1 buiitil i.u a trip of a few days to
v .Ui.uiKtoa, il riin county. N. C
()..ly a f. v ii, ile wro traveled tho liret
u.i. 'lljurDJiy I reached Washington.
where I loiuuiiieU until late iu the ufter-
uouu ci Fndav. Sheriff Llodnes havini:
very kinoly furniehed ma a horae and
buKy fur iho remainder of the weak, 1
drove eight miles in the country that 1
might reach VVilliiirustou in time for
preaching Saturday morning. I spent
i very pleasant night with the family of
VV. lioagea, who is one of Baaufort
county 'a beet farmers, and is a strong
Alliunca man. Every one tells tho good
news of a plentiful crop. Men who for
years have not been able to pay their
debts, havo in consequence of ihe good
crop Ihis year paid this year's debts and
some on back debts, an example worthy
( emulation. Mow many hearts would
be ina:1o happy, how many families
would bo put in comparatively eaHy
circumstances if many who have been
iliu reeipihiits of a bountiful crop would
just pay what they could on back debts
A debt never, morally, goes out of date.
buurday morning I started for Wil-
liaiubtuii. reaching thero a few minutes
before 11 am., jubt in time to hoar
quito an interesting sermon from
lieudertion ot Beaufort county.
Aftur tho sermon, a bountiful dinner
was spread near the church, and, judg
ing from actions all enjoyed very much
the rich viands so well and tastily pre
pared by the ladies of uliamston and
vicinity. After dinner a business ses
sion was held, lasting the greater part
of the afternoon.
Saturday night the writer preached
to a crowded house. Sunday morning
a Sunday-school conference was held,
in which several made short talks en
Sunday -Bchool work. It was an old-
time expenenoe meeting, and we think
good will be the result. There being
so large a crowd it was decided to have
preaohing in two churches, so the M
E. Church, which had boon kindly of
fered, was accepted and the writer
preached in it to a largo and attentive
audience., while D. W. Davis preached
in the Di.Mciples house of worship to as
many as could get in tho house and
stand around the windows. At 12 m.
the church was dedioated, a debt of
$376 having been lifted from the build
ing during the session of the Union
meeting.
Sunday night wo returned to Wash
ington and spent tho night, Monday and
Monday night at Sheriff liodgca, than
whoso a more hospitable family you
will scarcely iind in Beaufort county .
a county uoti-d for its hospitality.
Tuesday about 6:45 am. we left
Washington for New Berne, reaching
here just before 6 p.m. Soon after 8
o'clock my attention was arreBtrd by
Diauy voices and sound of many feet in
my piiizzi, and very soon the house was
full of ladies and gentlemen who had
brought baskets and sacks filled with
good things things that help out the
larder wonderfully. Such a reoeption
by the brethren and sisters is indeed
pleasant and encouraging, and we offer
our grateful thanks for tho splendid
and bountiful p. unding of Tuesday
night. Wo also offer our thanks to the
nood brother for the nice Thanksgiving
turkey. I. L. U.
The Purest and Beit
Artioles known to medical toience are
used in preparing Hood's Sareaparilla,
Every ingredient is carefully selected
personally examined, and only the
beet retained. 'The medicine is pre
pared under the supervision of thor
oughly oompotent pharmacists, and
every stepin the progress of manufac
ture is carefully watched with a view
to securing In Hood's Barsaparilla the
beet possible result. 1 ' 1
v.n j vJiiiKiiSSioaais.
. i.-i. r.crs of Crayen
: ty lUa Justices of the
.jur.ty on the first Mon
A. D . ls'JO, for the en
The u ..: .
county
Peace of K.:i
day ia Jus
suing two yiars, viz: Jas. A. Bryan,
J. A. Meadcwj, Daniel Lane, Wm.
Cleve, sr., and E. W. Smallwood, after
having been duly quslilied according to
law before tho Clerk of the Superior
Court, :r,et i. tho court houe in New
Berne on the llrtt Si.nuhy ia Decem
ber, li 'Jd, it b;ing the first Jay of said
month, at 11 o'clock a. ia , a-;d entered
upon the di.'ebsrgo t-f their Jutics.
Ou nioiioa. .ii-.-!ui-i r.. r James A.
!ry::i t:j
P-O'i.rd.
Y . K S
with a dou
ordered ih.it
ing a double
tax and ail c
Robert G.
Trer..:U!L-r cl
ccmiii n; iv ;
; Let- d ch.iii rata of the
i l.-ivmg beer, charged
t.u: fur tho year 1SS0,
r-.i: ,pcd from pay
. ;; i"iy ii!-. -:t of a mugle
i:i.-::tl elected
.i.Liy for tho term
ndtiy in December,
:!;e 003rd of com
' aa-1 b attornf y,
l ec?p.iber, 1890,
bo:-.nl t lint he tec
i.n 'i". iasutcr and
v.-i ( fll.-e.
,-.-.r,: , by unanimous
,i 1:: -e of Treaauer
P'J.
Mill
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and
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Thou. Daniels
j p;.i!;t d by eaid
.40. v in i aid ollico
'.!,( lirst Monday
cod it wan further
.3 1,.
boa; J ;u I' il ; ..i.l
for the ierr.i be:t
in Deo:.:'-- r , i
Ol'u.d ill ;i
Dai;b Is oi hlj ;
! : given to said
.-i.;tir.;-:i;, by the
:.;i : h-. bo further
thi.-i r.-,eetiiig, or
i iiKL'iiiig cf the
" 1 y in January.
. i b - - I for eaid
ciei '
noiii
t,.i
bor.r.l
P.-SI.
efde.i.
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bo;:,!
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r. ; ::; r-o.r ted, to
;. i ! Mrn. M. E.
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Pj
PlVM
'i.e.; p. m.
t.-! , 1'
Mi udows
and t- :r.. .
Tho ol,;,
examined
upon tii,'
i man
i .-1.
rcpi.-.ted th'it bo had
M. 11. Manly, 6urcty
f T!..;s. Daniels, and
! -t.d J. Kafrr hureties
( f C. W. Carpenter as
bond
i !.-!'. 1 1 :
Tboa.
up: n the to ! ;
direc'.ni 1 oar.!.
Ordrrcl il.iL
rep'.'.iiu ovi brii
VaiiceLoro, !:,.:'
; ma'.Lir of cost on
ri:f i, o.vift creek at
by J. T. Windfield,
bo referred to Commissioners Cleve and
Meadows for settlement, and that they
report their action to this board.
Ordered by tho board that Wm.
Clsve. rr., bo released from paying
taxc.i oa 52.250, value of property in
No. 1 tovnship, it being an error.
Ordered that Wilford Rusk here
leased from paying taxes on 5100, value
of property in No. 1 township, it having
been an error.
Ordered that Julia A. Lee bo released
from paying taxes on $1,000, value of
of property iu No. 1 township, it boing
an error.
Ordered that the poll tax apainst
Mitchell Bryan bo remitted, he being
over 50 years of ags.
Ordered that Eugeuo Tucker be and
ia hereby appointed standard keeper for
Craven county for the next ensuiDg
term of two years.
E. W. Carpenter, Clerk-elect of tho
Superior Court of Craven county, by
his attorney, M. DdW. Stevenson, pre
sented his official bond in the sum of
510,000, for approval by the board.
After an examination of said bond and
hearing of testimony touching the
solvency of tho same, tho decision of
tho board was reserved until text day.
Tuesday, December 3, 1390.
Tkos. Danie'.s, by hi.i attortey, O. fJ.
Guion, presented hi.i bond as Treasuer
of Craven county, for tho approval of
tho board. Aftjr an examination of
said bond and hearing of testimony
touching the solvency of tho same, the
decision of Iho board was reserved
until tho next day, Tu3Jday, Decomber
2, 1890.
Geo. Green, jr., Register of Djeds-
elect, through his attorney, M. DeW.
Stevenson, presented his bond in the
penal Bum of 515,000 for approval by
the board. After an examination of
said bond and hearing -of testimony
touching tbo solvency of the same, the
decision of tbo board was reserved
until the next day, Tuesday, December
2, 1890.
Jesse N. Stubtv, Conetsble elect for
No. 1 township, tonderod his olTuial
bond in the sum $500. Oa examination
the said bond was accepted and ordered
to bo recorded and filed. Whereupon
the said Stubba qualified before the
oommiaa'oners by taking and eubflcrib-
ing to the ostb of ofBoe as required by
law.
Cicero Gaekins, Commissioner-elect
for No. 2 township, tendered his official
bond in the sum of $500. On examina
tion the said bond was accepted and
ordered to recorded and filed on pay
ment of fees for recording the same.
Ordered that the Clerk of this board
notify said Qaskios to appear before the
chairman of this board and subscribe
to the oath of office as required by
law.
H. J. Lovick, Surveyor-elect pre
sented his bond executed in the sum of
1.000 for approval by the board. After
examination of eaid bond and hearing
of testimony touohing the solvency of
the same, the decision of the board was
reserved until the next day , Tuesday,
December 3, 1890.
R. P. Williams, Sheriff-elect, pre
sented his process bond and asked an
extension of time until the first Mon
day in January next to file bis other
bond. The board allowed him until
Tuesday, December 2 in which to file
said bond.
O. S. Becton was appointed Wood
Inspector for the city of New Berne,
and the Clerk of the Board was in
structed to notify said Becton of his ap
pointment and to come forward and
present his bond as required by law.
O. S. Becton presented his bond for
the posttion of Wood Inspector for the
city of New Berne, which, upon motion
was approved and the Clerk was in
structed to notify said Becton to appear
before the board and take lha oath of
office as required by hw,
On motion, the board took a recses
until noxt d9y, Tuesday, December 2,
1890.
Ooncluded tomorrow 1
SHIITIXC NEW
Ai;nivF.i,
Steamer Stout, of the Clyde lino.
with cargo general mirchandine.
Steamer Newberne, of the O. D. line,
with cargo genrral merchandise and
passengers.
Schooner H. G. Ely, Capt. J. W.
Liverins, from Elizibeth City.
Steamer Eaglet, of the E. C. D. line,
with cargo general export.
IN port.
Schooner Aldie Henry, Capt. Win.
Dill.
cleahi:d.
S. earner Newberne of tho O. D. lino,
with cargo cotton and other exports,
and passengers.
Steamer Neuse, of theE.C. D. lino.
for Elizabeth City with passengers.
Steamer Nettie W., for Kinston
with cargo goner il merchandise.
Steamer Laura for Kinston,
Steamer Howard for Trenton, with
cargo general merchandise.
Steamer Cobb for Grifiou with
cargo general merchandise-
Steamer Vanceboro. for Vanoeboro.
Schooner Edna A- Pogue, Capt. A. J"
Houston, for Philadelphia wit cargo
lumber from Jos. B. Clark & Co.
NOTES.
Steamer Vefpjr. of the E. C. D. line.
will arrive today.
Steamer Nettie W. will arrive today
from Kinston.
For Sale,
Two Twin Reversible Engines-12x30
new cylinders: balance in good
order. James Redmond,
Sec & Treas. N. &T. R. S. B. Co.
sep26 tf
Perhaps no looal disease has puzzled
and baffled tbe medical profession more
than nasal catarrh. While not imme
diately fatal it is among the most dis
tressing and disgusting ills the flesh is
heir to, and the records show very few
or no cases of radical cure of chronic
catarrh by any of tbe multitude of
modes of treatment until tbe introduc
tion of Ely's Cream Balm a few years
ago. The suooess of this preparation
has been most gratifying and surpris
ing. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Bishop's Camphorine,
Tbe best of all Cosmetics for the COM
PLEXION, for CHAPPED HANDS, FACE
and LIF3, or ROUGHNESS OF THE
SKIN.
Ladies will find it keeps th FACE AND
HANDS SOFT AND SMOOTO during the
roughest weather. Gentlemen will find it
a DELIGHTFUL APPLICATION AFTER
SHAVING to PREVENT CHAPPING and
SORENESS.
Price 25c. per bottle.
For sale by J. V. Jordan. druceUt. R.
J. Gooding, druggist, and at some cf the
principal drug stores.
L. C. BISHOP, Proprietor,
decC dw4oi Washington, D. C.
For Sale,
One House and Lot on Craven street.
opposite Court House. Household and
Kitohen Furniture. One fine Pano,
one Horse, one new Folding Top Buggy,
one ngnt uounie seated vehicle with
canopy top.: . .vt ,...-r -f
For further Information apply to
802 dwlm . . ;,w Mt A8BEB. v
i''iijff.-- "r'C'i .'.irj!i,';i's.vj!j'- iJ '"V : '-''X'-;-
A gentleman call, J at my store today
to buy two pair of shots, and wanted to
take them up for his wife to look at
them. Sys tho proprietor, "if you
want them you must pay for them, and
if they don't tuit you can get jour
money tack. " The g.ent;t man went
off very much indigoart. Now, gen
tlemen, if ycu wan Big I'it'8 goods
you must pay for t:.. m befoie ycu
carry them off.
Notice.
Appl'.i-!'o:i will he to t'i- to xt (Jen-
eral Assembly of Norili Ctr.-'iiH wi,
eouveneson the Mrst We,li!,s,!ny io Juno
ary.l.l f.--., ,,,ai,,f , ,,lllkUIer ule
naiueof Jlu rrm-ih-HudMeu-lniuti.-IUnk
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SALE, EXCHAKGE
LIVE21Y.
Las just returned from tho W.stwith
a FIN E LO T of IlOK-s.S .MULES.
Also, a hno lot of riuvvs. Road
Carts and Ilarner, nil f u 'n -h will ba
sold as LOW AS Till: LoWLoT.
Don't fail to co:ne i.:, j B. ,. .,.a' before
making a trade.
Feedii-g a ep-.-i . ,1;:U7 Jwtf
BUY YOUl:
PIANOS Am 021GANS
I-!:
High Grade Indumenta
AT MUST L'EASnXAiH.i; VniCEtS.
We Can SaviiYo:i lioney.
Chaa. L, Gaskill & Co.
Middle St
oc20dw:linf;)
pp- (;:.urcii,
n. c
Stmr Blanche
oaio.
SeyentT-five f, -i n ,
ovor all; draogbt ;;: 'i.
carries 110 bales f co' -:
tared at Custom Is'o'.ihe 47
net; liconsod to carry
accommodalra 100 on j.
built in October, l5oj.
and decking outirely iu. ,v
1; feet wide
"( i louded,
i, n;id regis-;o::.-i
jiross, 2S
F-:.-iigers, and
"iri'ions. Re-
Joiner work
hull made as
Kood as now. Eucino and boiler m.
built, all woarina and destructible parts
renewed ; new crown elu.ot and tubes
n boiler. Inspected November 27,
1839, and licensed to carry 86 pounds
steam pressure. Propeller 4S inrhnn.
engine 10x10 cylinder, upright boiler 7
ieo py to inches, ol 5 10 iron, tnnailn
strength 50,000 pounds.
ully equipped thriuiehc.iit. r.e.enrrl
to law and in perfect ruunir.g order, the
Blanche is splendidly adapted to river
and creek trade, to liht drau2ht navi
gation anywhf ro, end lias shown fine
'.owinx capacity. Mm ia offered for
'ale on roasoriubl-.; terim, and at a very
low price.
for further iaformbiinn upply to
Jamks Rkomo.M). Sec' & Treas,
aug3J&wtfl, Now Berne, N. C
JUST RECEIVED.
Stacy Adams & Co.'s
Shoes.
Jas. Means' Shoes.
The Diamond Shirt, all
sizes.
For tho next 130 iUvh w e will sell a
good 75o. unlauudried shirt fcr 60c,
sizjHtolGi.
Full dress Piquo and S-.tico Bosom
Shirts for 51,25, worth f 2 00.
Stein, Bloch & Co.'s
Tailor Made Clothing.
A full lino of Samples
from Rogers, Peefc & Co.
A fit guaranteed.
A new lot of Flat Top Canvass Cov
ered Trunks, Valises and Saawl Straps.
Carpets. Oil Cloth and Rugs.
J. H. HOW
oc25 dwtf
A Fresh Supply
Cassard's llice Small
Sugar Cured Hams;
the Best in the World, together with
everything elso in the , 7
grocery line:::
Big Inducements to country bier
chants. . . , j ;
From 13o, per'pound up. g K j-'
'-...vv':;" t ti mil rrryn'i'
w -wmi iiiiii.immmi.-.
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