1 1 1 - .;v.. ..... .... ' . . $
for Infants and
"Caster! Is so well Adapted to children that
X raoommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me." H. A. Abchxis, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, H. T.
"Tks ate of 'Castoria' ia so universal and
it merits to well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it Few are the
IntoUlcwt families who do not keep Castoria
within easy teach."
Caklos Minrn?, D.D.,
Now York Olty.
Lata Faster Bloomingdalo Koformed Church.
Tn Cnmtm
DOUGLAS
$3 Shoe
FOR
GENTLEMEN.
Vine Calf and T.accd Waterproof Grain,
The excellence and woariiiir mmllttesof this shoe
eannot be better shown than by the strong endorse
menu of Its thousands ot constant wearers.
Sf00 Genuine Ilnnd-fiewed, an elegant and
ZJ stylish dress Shoo which commends itself.
tMJOQ Hand-sewed Well. A line calf Shoe
unequalled (or style and durability.
SO. BO Goodyear Welt Is the standard dress
w Shoe, at a popular prlee.
SO. BO Policemnn's hhoe Is especially adapted
w for railroad men, farmers, etc.
All made In Congress, Button and Lace.
$3&$2SH0ESld.?s,
hare been most favorably received since Introduced
and the recent Improvements make them superior
to any shoes sold at these prices.
Ask your Dealer, and If lie cannot supply you send
dlrert to factory enclosing advertised price, or a
postal or order blanks.
a- I W. I.. DOUGLAS. Rrockten. Hut,
.. ; .AGENT,
Cor. Pollook and Middle Sta.
mar22 dtjulyl
A Great Bargain I
WILL BE SOLD AT A ,
GREAT SACRIFICE!
' -A VALUABLE PLANTATION situ
ated on the South aide of the Neuae
river, three and a half milea from the
v City of New Bern", N. C. One hundred
: and twenty-five acres cleared.
r GOOD LAND,
8 U J TABLE FOR TRUCK. I NO,
' Tobacco Raising, or any kind of .farm
in.
The, balance, two hundred and two
acres, heavily timbered with pine, oak,
cypress, and other kinds ot timber.
' It to also fine Grazing Land. ; V , :
Good dwellinar, outbuildineR. and
fine orchard. It has a fine FISHERY
fronting half a mile, on the- beach,
- where there are high batiks of marl
. that; oarr never- ba ' exhausted,' from
which veaaels osn load with caw . I ;
tt is a verv beautiful -and healthy lo
cation, toreaentintc a near view to the
' passing veisejs and the A. & N. C. Rail
road. . - ' . -x :
For terma apply to
, P.TRENWITH,,
, : f Li Opposite Hotel Albert,
. ocSOowtf JNew: Borne, n. u.
AMntllll IMtnnn.hllvt.b.n4ndftt
Willi: iur na,'ly Anna I'nffe, Atwlhi,
awl .Ins. lliinn, Tol, Olilo.
Si'o nit. OlIifranrmulnKaawau. ny
ini.t y,.u) Iti.marani ov.ri0.00 a
r l''.V ami winii'rfiit. Pnrllt II Inra tVta.
z mil ri'i2 1 Es
fella lsa 5 v. 5 U&l wfi 2
w. i-SoS" 5S alt . J 5 ft Q CO
S!9 fc Sis 1 1 S H
fwp Pl-i'-s gist
fa siiy ifJiij iijiiciiiiNi
l S5 o C 5 Ll -aS3o a SsS-
7?S &?ii .n Ms II i S if i ij s.si
69 SS 13 S tD o f0f:
3 is gi- -3 8 1 (5 j i Ess
Ehtz; w si j s sic ui - Saw tl
x& $ 111 1 S I ft 5
T -ggj 3-3 J 8. frS-sg 3 -ca
fATTTTftM W. T.. V :inn F.Jiops are S?!5I?ItT!!II!""
h 111 """j"1"''.1, 'MV.'i ''v,'iT. .,!a'r M Yr
VnA: m llHK
W. L.
5
rl i . . wjmftii!Ut vniL'tUilU)OWorkana.liTS
K " JiMttnitd, wlii-rn'tT jrtm art. E.tfbl
J j) V n'ttiMisjirc piifjtv carnintf from to
f l.(ii!,ir.AIIKti. WoikmrrJihmr
' y , nu1 Mml roil, in work In Mwnllm
if r Jf $t nil ili'll:iio. IHk money tm work-
j? . . rn. Ki'ilnra imkn'uvn -ftmonff them.
ailtitt A C'e.,lJoxilitltS"oriliml.iulo
Children.
Castoria enres OoHa, Constipation,
Boor Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, give sleep, and promotes di-
WitioSttajarions medication.
For several yaws I hare recommended
year ' Taatoria, ' ana aball always centtaue to
do so a it has invariably produced beneficial
Nttlta," , ,
EswiH F. PasdU, V. D.,
"The Wintfarop," 136th Street and Tin Are.,
New York City.
Comtaxt, 77 Uubbay Stout, New Tore.
FROM NEW YOltK CITY.
Mr. A. K. Ha wkes Dear Plr: Your patent
eye-Kl89eB received some time since, and
am very much sralltied at the wonderful
ch inge tb.it lias come over my eyesight
since i nave discarded my old glaises ai d
am no w wearing yoarg.
ALKXANDER AGAR,
Becretury Stat.loneis' Board ol Trade.
Alleges ntted at the drugstore of
F.S.DUFFI.NewberD.N.0.
K. R. JOHES,
HEAVY AND LIGHT
Lorillard and Gail & Az Snufi
Sold at manufacturer's prices.
Dry Goods & Notions.
Full stock and large assortment.
Prioea as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock.
Satisfaction fruarantsed.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
&As acents for owners we offer for sal on
easy and accommodating terma the follow
ing d escribed Improved Real Batata lnthe
Oily of Ne-ir Berne:
No. 4. THE IRON FRONT WABKHOTJBX
ON OR AVUN HTREET.
No. 6. BRICK HTORB AND DWELLING
ON CRAVEN bTREKT occupied by R. O.K.
A full deicriction of this ralnable proper'
ty, together with the beet terms n pon whlsh
the same will ba sold, will ba famished on
application lo tbe nndersigned at their office
t nnoutn rront street. - -
AUBO-
Two Houses and Lots on Craven street
A Farm at Sandy Point.
WATSON A STREET,
deed dwtf Ins. and Seal Estate Acta,
VAIUABLE TRUCK LOD FOR SALE'
Abont FORTY ACRE CLEANED LAND.
situated within two miles of the olty, salt-
Die tor iruoK raising, a great Dargain,
Apply to
WATSON A STREET.
maiH ..Real Eat. Atents.
FII1E CLOTHING,
'Fine Hats,: ; "
; ;: Fine' Underweari" :
Fine Silk Umbrellas,
fiMWeBhoe,
IakloUUi4vKnaW W Desk Selected
Stoak we aver carried. ,
, Our prices are the lo wait. :
; Call and be convinced,
Agents for ZeilerBros.Shc
THE JOURNAL.
BUTE'S ADI2ESS TO NA3HI.
! BLTH 1 : 16, 17.
1 Entreat me not to leave thee,'" kar !
Ah whither should I go?
A victim to tormenting fear:
To wretchedness and woe.
Iieturn from following after thee !
What e'er may me betide;
S. gioat au evil may not he
To wander from thy sidi'.
I could not live without tby love,
I Thy sweet, thy cheerful smile;
The world to me a blank would prove,
! No joy could me beguile.
"Whither thou goest'' I will go;
I' l eee no other way,
Not all the pleasures here Below,
Shall tempt my feet to stray.
"And where thou lodgcst," I'll alido
"Thy pooplo" mine shall be;
ask no earthly good beside
To love be loved by thee.
"Thy
God"
'I
"Jehovah
"Lord"
"My God" shall ever be;
The Holy Ghost;" "The Loos;''
"Word."
The blessed Tiiuiiy.
i
And "I will die;'' ''when thou hast died;'
'.'And then 1 11 buried be;
If aught but death,'' do us dividn,
1 he Lord do so to me, '
And in tho gravo we'll sweetly iest-
I ill God shall bid me rise;
ud then triumphant with the blest,
Wo'll meet him in the skies
Exchange.
I IK NEW li IMPMUKK LEUISLA
IV IlE.
Hon- Ilie Clerk Will Manage to Give II
to the Republicans,
Boston, Mass. Dc. 13. A
nciiil iioia ('ouconi, New Uamp-
ti i re, lour correspondent
as it on the best of authority that
krk Jewett of tbo House of Ke-
urest'iitatives, has decideu to place
ud the roll of in c tubers elect of the
next liouse tbe "if entitled'' Re
presentatives. This will give the
House to the Republicans by a
arge working majority, and a
United States Senator. Ho has
ot vet formally announced that
this is his determination, but your
correspondent is able to give it on
uthority which can not be ques
tioned.
Happy Women.
What is it that makes women more
smiling and happy lookiDg than men?
We meet them on the cars, on tbe
streets, in the country, by tbe seashore,
always smiling, teeth a glistening, eyes
a dancing. Ah! the secret is they aim
to please. It is an tffort in many in
stances for them to smile, and were u
not for a deeire to look pleasing and
pretty many would 'never emile again.'
Whyr Because in a large majority of
nstances they don t feel like smiling.
They feil more like crying. With
their neryous aches, weakness and
bearing down pains, life to them is a
burden. What a gold-find to many
a physician is a rich sick woman. Why
bould be aim to cure her and deny
bimself the pleasure of presenting his
hills with the usual regularity. It
seems from the following lout tbe
urest acd chespttt way for invalid
women to regain health acd strength is
ny using Botanic Blood Balm (B. B B )
Mrs J. A. white, 40 Wythe street.
Petersburg, Va., writes: "I have used
B. B with happy results, and others
have taken it at my advioe and are de
lighted with its curative results."
J. N. Gregory, Butler Postofflce, S
0., writes: "My wife had been under
the treatment of several good physi
cians, but continued in poor health, so
I bought four bottles of Botanio Blood
Balm, and it did her more good than
those doctors bad done her in ten years.
She is now doing her own washing, a
thing she has not been able to do for
four years."
-
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
A gentleman oalled at my store today
to buy two pair of shoes, and wanted to
take them up for his wife toloik at
them. Saya the proprietor, "if you
want them you must pay for them, and
they don't suit you can get your
money back." Tbe gtntleman went
oil very much indignant. Now, gen
tlemen, if you want Big Ike's goods
you must pay for them before you
oarry them off.
Desirable Dwelling
For Sale.
Situated on South " Front street.
House contains six comfortable rooms
and recently added new kitchen and
all desirable outhouses. Lot 70 feet
front.
ALSO -Hou3e
and Lot on Craven street.
Apply to Watson & Stre&t,
dtf . Beat Estate Agent?,
CJTATK OF flORTH CAROLINA. Graven
O County. . .
superior court. ouce
E. A. Cherry against Hattfe M. Cherry.
To Battle M. Cherry, Defendant.
you are hereby nottnea to appear ana an
swer or demur to tbe complaint In the above
entitled action, wttleh will be deposited In
the cierK'Somoeoi uraven county superior
Court-, tbe flrat three days of the February
term, lStl. ol said oourt, beginning on tbe 81
Monday betorn tbe 1st Monday in March,
1891, or the plaintiff will apply to the court
for me renei aemauaea m ine eompminw
Tula la an action lor olvoTce a vineoi
matrimonii, upon the grounds of adultery.
, Clerk Bup. Ct., Craven County,
LaomDai 3, Mooei, a ; v Jia -
Attorney for the plaintiff. , . aeoiu w
the undersiamed. James "M Howard, has
, -----. . .'
duly qualified aa Administrator of the estate
of Thos 8 Howard, and hereby alveajiotloe
that ha reanlrea all nnraona havloc elalms
sgalnst the estate of the said Thos. 8. How
ard.to presenti thenv to tbe saldJames M.
Howard, duly authenticated, for payment,
on or before she Mtli dav of December. lHill.
or else this notice will be pleadtd In bar of
recovery, ,. . . . . ,,
Persons Indebted to the estate must pay
witnout aeiay.
; 3. U. HOWARD,
dcc!8d6w Admlnlstrstor,
Nature should lie
assisted in the
spring to throw off
the heaviness of
theslueirish winter
TAKE
.circulation of the
iblood. Nothing
DTTHB
SPRING.
as Swift a Specific.
I have used 8. 8. 8. for a number of
veare, and consider It the best tonic and
blood remedy that I ever used. In fact
I would not attempt to enter upon a
spring or summer in this climate with
out it. H. W. Coleman,
Of Coleman. Ferguson & Co.,
Dade City, Fla.
Our book Cm Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Qa.
ELYS Catarrh
CREAM BALM
Cleanses the
Nasal Passages.
Allays Pain aad
Inflammation,
Heals the Sons.
Restores the
Sense of Taste
and Smell,
vi's.uri ur" . i ri
HAY-FEVER
1RY THE CURE
A particle Is applied into each nostril and
Is agreeable. Frlne 50 centH at DriiBKlsti; hy
mall, registered, 60 cU. ELY BROTHERS,
56 Warren Btreet, New York aprldwly
J. H. 0KADTKEK. BA6II. MASLI.
JOHN H. CRABTREE & :CC
ENGINEER1?,
Founders acd Machinists
Manufacturer), and Dtftitfrs In
BKBIKES AD MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES
Bnlide.s of Engines. Boilers,
Saw Mills, Edging & Cut-off Machines
Wearo prepared to do Castings of all klnda
with promptness.
Particular and Immediate attention glren
to repal' s of all klnaa.
Wo will be Rlftrt to give p'.sr.s and estimator
(or anv desoi lption or machinery.
We are the agents for the sale of the Amer
loan Saw. Also for Q. & A. Bargaiuln's oeie
brated Indestrnctlble Mica Valves,
We give satisfactory guarantee for all work
dona bv ns. y22 d2aw wly
0RUNKEHtfESS
Liquor Habit
0HAjrfES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
It can be given In coffee, tea, or In articles of food,
without the knowledge of patient if necessary;
it is absolutely harmless and will effect a perma
nent and speedy cure, whether the patient in a
modern. e drinker or an alcoholic wrecH. IT NEV
Kit KAILS. Itoperates so quietly and with such
certainty that the patient undergoes no incon
venience, and soon his complete reformation U
effected.
page oouk. iree. to ug n&a ot
R N.
Duffy, druggist, New Berne,
jy 15 dwy
N. C.
TO WEMUEN
Bnfforine from the effects of youthful errors, euly
decijr, vutlng weakness, lost manhood, to., I will
send a valiuble treatiBe (sealed) containing fdtl
particulars for home cure, FREE of charge. A
epienuia meaicai won ; snonia d reaa oj every
man who Is nervous and debilitated. Address,,
Vrot.J?.JVpWLEa, Moodus,Conn,.
Atlantic & N. C. Railrnao
TIMS TABLE No. 22,
la Eflaot
1:30 ,P.M.
17. 1B90.
Friday,'. Oct
OoiyaEAST. Schedule. Going West
No. 51. Pataenaer Traini. No. 50.
Ar. Lve. Stations. Ar. Lve.
pm 8 80 (ioldsboro 1110 am
4 06 4 00 La Grange 10 22 10 25
4 85 4 40 Kinston 9 48 9 53
6 00 6 08 New Berne 817 8 30
7 33 in MoreheadCity am 6 47
Daily.
Goikq East
Schedule Going, West
No. 2.
Mixed Ft. &
Stations. Pass. Train.
No. l.t
Mixed Ft. &
Pass. Train.
am 6 80
6 57 7 05
7 20 7 80
7 48 7 58
811 8 80
8 50 8 65
9 15 10 03
Goldaboro
Best's
La Grange
Falling Creek
Kinston
Caswell
Dover
Core Creek
Tusoarora
Clark's
Newborn
Biverdalo
Croatan
Havelook
Newport
Wild wood
Atlantic
Morehead City
Atlantio Hotel
7 20
6 24
5 54
5 24
4 25
4 00
8 25
2 54
2 24
2 03
10 33
9 41
0 23
8 59
817
8 00
7 47
pm
6 84
604
5 80
6 00
4 05
3 40
8 00
3 80
S12
180
9 46
9 83
9 04
8 27
8 05
7 62
7 87
715
700
10 31 10 86
11 00 11 05
1117 11 41
1215 8 00
8 87
8 48
4 08
4 87
6 01
516
6 28
8 42
8 50
4 IS
4 42
4 55
5 01
5 21
5 28
717
705
am
5 81
p m
Morehead Depot
Monday. 'Wednesday and Friday.
tTnesdar, Thursday an . Baturday.
Train 60 connects with vrilmlnrton A Wei
donlTraln trond North, leaving Goldaboro
11:60 a. m aud with men mono a uanviue
Train West, laavlnc Uoldaftore a-40 c m.
Train 61 eoaassta wltk Rlohmond at DaavIIls
Trata, arriving at Goldaboro 2:65 pjn.,ad with
wiuningwn ana weiaoa xnua irom tne
Worth at 1:10 .. i
Train 2 eonneeta with Wllmlngtoa and
Waldoo Through Freight Train. Kortb
bonnd; leavinf tioidsboro MS;60 p. -a.
8. L. Dill.
ii , ; -9pglBtuident.
THE BEST KHDWM REMEDY.
"H.O.O." Cures Uonorhcea and
Oleat In ltoSUaySt wlthont FalBa.
Prevent Btrietnreji, Contains no
aerld or poisonous snbstanoes, and
Is guaranteed absolutely harmless,
prescribed by physicians. Km 8t
rln;fr with each bottle. Price It
Sold by drOfrglftts. Beware of Sob.
ti,nfn. ActTifif)hom.Ort.T,M.,N.O.T,ft
3
G
mm f H
Clothing !
Finest Lot Overcoats Ever Brought fo this C:!y,
In 11 the Latest Styles!
Well Selected Stock of
AND ALMOST EVERYTHING IN THE
Which was purchased for CASH, hence they were bought CHEAPER
and can and will be SOLD CHEAPER than ever before.
Can be Secured During
Call and examine my MAMMOTH
where.
Respectfully,
is. id. sxJIJBJJa.Iv.,
decll dwtf NEW BERNE N.,Cv
S ALE EOTCtE.
ALWAYS
FINE AND WELL
Selected with Care and from Reliable Dealers Onlv.
Good Roadsters,
And those suited for Family Turposes aud the Saddle.
First-Class Carriage and Buggy Repository
IN CONNECTION
Painting, Repairing, &c.,
Trained and Txpcriciccd ifhoer constantly on duty.
T. W. STEWART.
oclMuwif
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
JVC HCASI c&5 CO.
Ci CO ilMLiMJ'r Pk
FIFTY HEAD YOUNG WESTERN HORSES AND MULES JUST RECEIVED.
Fine drivers, draft and farm Horses.
Also, large lot Buggies (top and open), Road Carls, Harness, Whips, Robes and
Horse Blankets constantly on Lar.d at Rock Bottom Prices.
We make our Livery a specialty. SiDgle or double turn-outs can be had at all lours.
Every thing we sell is guaranteed as represented.
Livery superintended by K. DENMARK. ,c
"".OdiU etrLcL See TTs-
THE
Dickens !
$3.00 for tlu' Works o.'
Charles Dickens, handsomely
printed and finely bound, and
with over 139 illustrations,
doubtless seems fabulous tc
many, but it is one of the recent
harDV products ot Alclen s Ltit-
erary Revolution-.
The "Boz" Dickens.
Dickens. The Works of Charles Dickens.
"Boa " Edition In six vols., amou 8ro, good type,
with numerous Illustrations, well printed on fall
paper, cloth, $3.00.
List of Vols 130 Illustrations.
i Dombey and Son,
4. Mutual Friend,
Mttle Lorrlt,
Reprinted,
Kdwln Drood,
K Pickwick Papers.'
ltarnaby Rudge,
Sketches by Boa.
uia uunosiiy anop.
Bard Times.
I David Conperlleld,
unrisimaa stories,
Tale of Two Cities,
Uncommercial Traveler.
V Nicholas Nlckleby,
Martin Cbnulewlt,
S.OIlTer Twist,
Great Expectations,
nkak House,
Hclures from Italy.
American notes.
This " Boz " edition of Dick
ens is printed from the same
plates fis Appleton's Popular
Library Edition of this same
author, their . published price
being $10.00 a set. The paper
used is a trifle lighter and a
little cheaper in ' quality, but
both are good. , .' ,
i -The books may be seen at the
office, of Ai?papt,ortBpfeoimen
volume returnatiie, will be sent
postpaid. for 50 COntSe J
Clothing!
Lau' Dress Gool
.
t
the Fridays !
STOCK before
purchaeiog'elue-
f
ON HAND
BROKEN HORSES,
Good Draft Horses.
WITU LIVERY.
Done in Best Workmanship
HOME AND FARM
LOUISVILLE, KY.
tho Leading Agricultural Journal of tha South and Wait,
Made by Farmers for Farmers.
. As a record of successful agriculture, Hovst
nd 1 arm has no equal. Every topic relatlag
to agriculture is openly discussed la its colassSS
by the farmers themselves. No expense is spared
in securing a full account of every notable saie
cess on the farm. It is distinctively the r
FARMERS' OWN PAPER, V
A record of their daily life, presented In a foraa
and language which make it plain to all.
ITS LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS "
Contains the names of the most progressive (ares
ei s of the South and West. They do trot treat
of theoretical farming, but of the actual Condi
lions which confront us to-day : B. F. Johnson ;
Waldo F. Brown ; Henry Stewart ; John Yf. Stall;
A. P. Ford ; J efT. Welborn ; Hugh T. Brooks : Joks)
C. Kdgar ; Steele's Eayou ; T. B. BaMwist aae I
host of others make this journal indispensable
Moreover, it is equally ' --
A HOME MAGAZINE.' "w '...
Vvm snWert of interest to the home-Msker
fully treated. Marv Mareden, LoiaCatesby, afra
Brown,
Mrs. Daviess. Miss Cabell, afi MS jnesta
Alice Winston and a score of others will eoatrib-
ute regularly.
FAITH LATIMER
Is in charge of our Children's Deesrtmeat, aai
she has the peculiar faculty of being fcoUl
tercsting aud instructive. u ;;i-tta rtasrj.
THE MYSTERY Or THE BT10 V e
Is
a thrilling story appearing1 In ,1 Hbisrdrk
lrm, by John B. alaslck. and is excitiag wids
Farm,
attention. Short stories by distinguished writttV
appear from time t
: to time J - .a . Jtv s
BILL ART'S LETTCRS ''
Appear in each issue, and this btimomral pbBbse;
pher was never jkiote,. IntoreBtlng. tkasv-aa tht-
. W rrs tortt)Mit !1rtlAdS(f '
Home ARK) fKkH speaks bbtdTy aha fearleisl it ,
behalf Of 0 Parnters' Hlghts." It fawf a Ta
vision of the tariffin behalf trftSe (anatar; a -
roads for the farmer i Free. Mail Delivery U t
rarmer : co-operation among ine iarmera, asa ra
aim l!''pustts.' IattottotoT,,r
4 ralr trsot ana farmers kllats.
At my shop on Middle street Plenty
of water, hot or cold, and good largo
room. .. ,. x. - ..
junlldtf ,T " J B.