North Carolina Newspapers

. -A.-;.. - - .-f--r- Daily OURNAJL VOL. X.--NO. 32. NEW BERNE, N. G, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. R ( .1 BUSINESS LOCALS. I HAVE jtt received fresh supply at Small Sugar Cured 8houlders Hams and Breakfast Bacon. a E. Sloveb. JU8T RECEIVED. Paris Green for Killing Potato Bags, at J. C. Whitty & Co s. C-OOL SODA WATER dispensed day Jot night at Palmer's Soda Fount Hotel Albert. tf ARCTIC 80DA and Mineral Water at 8am 'l R Waters. SEVEN SPRINGS, Vischr. and Kis senien Water on Craugbuhis morning at ft. J. UOODlNG'tJ. "On Ice." NICE lot Eefined Mutton Suit in cake etiots.etcn. O.E.Naxsos. (25 lm NOTICE. Don't forget the fact that we are Ag.nli for 81 OCK9' "DIADEM." lb best Flour tn the market (or the price We hare oa hand a large .took of We.t I a41a HolaMe. We alio Keep a toll line o( Boots an Bhoea direct from the Factories. AlaoBBuffand Tobacco, Groceries and Pro vision. Call In and we will give you our prioee, robkkts bho. ELM CITY STEAM LAUNDRY just opened by Slug Lee of Norfolk. Aplm '-Ofififl LBS. Country Lard at my AJJJ Stall, 10o. per lb. C.E. Nelson. NEW DRUG 8T0RE. Drugs. Medi cine and Chemical., C. P. Popular Proprietary Medicines. All varletiei of Drnfflst's Sundries. Trusses and Braces. Mew crop Garden Seeds. Fine and Large Block Cigars and Tobacco, all mw, Pre scriptions accurately compounded (and not av Was prises), our motto and our success. ). O. OKKEN, Druggist and Apothecary. Middle St., four doors f torn Pollocu. an25ly NOTICE.-Certifloate No. 8 201 for 80 shares of thecantial stock of the A. & NCR H. Company having been destroyed, the undersigned will apnly fur a duplicate thereof. A. W. KNuX. Exr. al8 SUd It is will to keep the figures of (h ) Billion Dollar Republican Con gress before the reader $1,038, 447,820. There is trouble between the Indians and negroes of Indian Territory. So the race problem is embarrassed by new conditions. The New York Herald'd Wash ington correspondent sajs it is positively certain that Blaine will not be a candidate for the nomina tion tor President. Dt Rudini breaks off the "Boot less Controversy" with Mr. Blaine, and informs Marquis Imperialli that henceforth his duties are restricted to dealing with current business. Fred (Jrant, the United States minister to Austria, and Mrs. Grant hare returned to Vienna After a weeks visit to Paris. They were elegantly entertained at' the French capital by President Car not and U. S. Minister Reid. Rev. George W. Bothwell, died at the Brooklyn Hospital Sun day night. It will be remembered that two weeks ago he accidentally swallowed a small cork taken from a pbial. Several surgical operations failed to relieve him, and he died after nntold agony. CRAZY Anna Dickinson deliver ed another intensely-personal and rambling address at Herman's theatre, New York, Sunday night. She was elegantly dressed and her hands glittered with diamonds. She said that Arthur P. Gorman as the greatest man in the land and nominated him for President. The Philadelphia Ledger says: One of the sophomores who left Princeton college during the civil war to' enter the army is to enter -the class of '94 of that institution to finish his course. He is now . fifty-three years old and obviously ' convinced that the little difficulty v . qs completely wound np. Ihb ; labor demonstrations in V prance on the first of May are re garded as indicative of revolution. The Caraot Government is not alarmed,- bat is confident of the loyalty of France. Every exciting incident in France leads to in creased activity in Germany, and . it is not strange that prophicies of war are made. TUB Philadelphia papers are ex posing a big coffee swindle disco , ered in that town. It is an imita J tion coffee made in Germany principally out of flour, and green -. and roasted so closely resemdles gennine coffee as to fool any one - bat an expert. . Large quantities o It have been , shipped to Philadel phia by the Brooklyn agent of the German firm ,whih pats it np, Wilmington Star - The Chilian Revolution is pre senting the darkest deeds of war. Grimes most foul are added to the horrors of civil conflict. Towns are sacked by soldiers and women and young girls ill-treated and -murdered. It seems to be a war of extermination, and we must await the end of the horrible tragedy in the blotting out of a people. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J. F. Taylor Shoea. J. MoSorley Boot and Shoe Maker. J. M Howard-BigSix." C. E. Slover Sugar cured shoulders1 Cotton New Berne Market Sales of 35 bales at 7 to 8a. A meeting of the M. E. O. Working Society will be held tonight at the par sonage, at eight o'clock. The steamer Newberne of the 0. D. line, carried out between three and four thousand packages truck yester day. At the town election held in Polloks ville Monday, the following Commis sioners were eleoted: Messrs. E. W. Ward, J. W. Shepard and Joseph Whitty. The rain has had a good effect on truck ane other growing products. Mr. Samuel Hudson of Pollokeville has new potatoes half grown and plenty large enough to eat. Toe board of city council met last night, and after the transaction of some of tho usual routine business took a recess to Friday afternoon ot 3:30 o'clock, at whioh time the Tote for the new board will be counted and official ly declared and the reports of the re tiring offioers made. Mr. J. F. Taylor has jusc completed his lirge two-story warehouse at (he foot of the market wharf. Its dimen- ions are 86x45 feet. This, with the space he already has, will enable him carry a stock of heavy groeeriss equal to almost any emergency of his wholesale trade. The News and Observer got the name of the President of our new bank com menced with a "B.': Mr. Cutler says oall him anything else under the sun, but please don't call him Butler. Why, Mr. Observer, don't you know that when old Ben evinced such a fondness for spoons Mr. Cutler discarded them uses chop sticks to this day at his home instead ? A new and improved cultivator is being introduced in this section. It was patented by Mr. F. F. Cherry, of Aurora, Beaufort county. It is being represented by Mr. G. K. Mallison, who informs us that wherever it has been tried the farmers have been very much pleased with it. In Pamlioo county alone he has seventy-fire orders. Another North Carolina invention of merit. "Voter" asks in this issue upon what Bible will a Roman Catholio Mayor swear witnesses, since the priest denies the Protestant Bible as the true book. The writer is undoubtedly crossing the bridge before it is reached, or rather, presuming too much. New Berne has no Catholio Mayor, nor do we know that it ever will have. Of course the time has about arrived for the regular election of a Mayor, and we have no doubt but that the present worthy in cumbent and esteemed gentleman, Gen. Cullen A. Battle, will again fill the po aition he has so honorably held for the past year. Yesterday Elias Edwards, an indus trious and falrly-well-cfl colored man who lives at Maple Cypress, abont twenty-four miles from New Berne, walked to tho city after his buggy which had been repaired at Mr. J. H. Waters' factory, and then walked baok home palling the buggy with him. He did this, he said, to give his horse a rest so that he would be ready for a big day's work, Edwarda attracted much attention as be trotted out cf town at a lively rate, strapped to the buggy by plow lines. He started at 3 p.m. and said he would be home by 9 pm. , The ladies of the Memorial Asaooia tion request that the citizens aid them in decorating the graves of the Confed erate dead and members of the Memor ial Association. Ia order to do so they request that all flowers heretofore used in the decoration of private graves shall be appropriated to this objeot, and that no private graves shall bedeoorated with flowers on that day. In this way alone can the publio know which are the graves of Confederate dead. There are over fifty graves outside of the Confederate vault to be decorated. Let them all be covered with flowers, and let some other day be selected for private decoration. , , ' A Diversity of Interest a. Charlotte believes In diversified in dustries. Among those, she has four of the largest cotton factories In the State, having a total number of 88,884 spin dles, and giving employment to 500 good white operatives. She has the greatest oil and fertilizer works on the line of the Richmond and Danville rail- read in which $50,000 is Invested, whioh gins 75 bales of cotton per day, I has a daily output of 400 barrels oil, an annual mitnnt nf 1K OAO tnna nar Tear of m r.t.Mni. a . t.i .nnn.i r . . ------ 1 , J i A. AAA AAA CIV. I promotion vaiuea at 9i,uw,vvv. sue i has also too other oil mills, a shoe fao- tory, furniture faocory, harness factory, pants factory, a clothing manufaotur- lea comnanv. two ice faotorles. two ..... vu vUui.. u.viiuB enterprises oi a uae cnaracier. Though New Berne has no cause for diaoouracemftnt but rather for oonirrat- ulation, such an enumeration as the above ought to incite still more earnest effort in our citizens. We take delight iu the Industrial establishments we have, and in those about to be started, but we ought to have and there is no reason why we should not have many more Une establishment, the ovster can- ning factory that has just closed for the season aiioros employment nearly two- tUi-Am A t . U a r. .A . . RAO k.nj. ,UUU" w U" J' wvrnu.uu Owing to its nature this is an industry that none but seaports can have. This U nn ..nt... nn.o.c. Avar inland - Ijwns. Our lumber industry is large, gives employment to many hands and puts a VAnfc amount, of monav in (Mrmilar.ion m , ..ii. . xu l u. several hands, and are doing nice work thnir furnitiir faotorv rflcentlv ' ntarran and flndin., roH v ..1a for th-ir m - - products to New Berne and other mer- chsnts, and have orders ahead, lhey have iust made a nice shipment to rviuniun. As our readers know there is a pro- babiutv that at an earlv day we win have a tare cotton einnerv. oil mills j ..u . ,, uu uuumcr iWuh iwrj m -uu- tion to the one owned by Messrs. E. H. & J. A. Meadows that has been in oper- nf inn a nnmhar nt vaar. anil Hn and J - And lastly, we will say that arrange- ments are now being entered into look - ing to the establishment of another imA.t.nfc f.AtA.., in Ma. Rama nt which we expect to be able to speak more particulaily in a few days. Such movements as these give en couragement for the future. It behooves our people to establish productive enterprises and encourage the estab ushment by others, and as far as praciioauiB tacy uuuum uo vaneu mi character, as they will thus give em- nlnvmnnt tr. rliffBrnt nlaAi nf labor J tsuu ukiimy uiucivuv ion luatvimiBi An abundance of diversified industries is bound to brine seneral prosperity, as money is put in aotive circulation and the oommunity at large benefitted by them. Personal. Mrs. N. M. Gaskill returned home yesterday morning from a wlatfc ti ha mt... nr.. v. -or rr.,-1. n.. " Air. t. u. oaaiey, tne oupenmen- dent of Messrs. Moore & Brady's cannery, left returning to Baltimore. Mr. Coakleyhas spent the oyster can- ning season ior me past nine years in New Berne, and his genial disposition and eentlemanlr bearing toward all ith whom he comes in contact in either business or social relations has marl a him manr frinnrl. in the oltr. ' Rev. J. C. MoMullen, rnOvt evangelist, who has been proseouting his work in the territory between New Rnrnn nnrl Mnraha.d nBarl thmnffh. ... : Li. v . ni jk "lu""uI "w uuluo Lieut, winsiow returned from Northern business trip. Mrs. R. P. Bum oame in from her llAtn. naaa Havffnllla Pifc Mnnl trtr a Tl.it h.r .i.f.r. Mr-. O. IT. M. Hall . j r ttt.,. tt n . jur. auu ro. rirer a. u' turned to Morehead. They have been in the city purchasing an out nt ior hoarding house which thev will shortly open at Morehead. jnr. tin. k. iioainsuD, ui uruuKijo, . . T D fM.LI . . I., N. Y., is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. B. Taylor. The extension of the rook wall be X it L. la-.a .a... Jat iweea.ne cemewry mixed road has just been oompleted. 880 feet have been added. This brings tha end of the wall on line with the) southern side of the Fair grounds. Over a hundred young oaks have been et out in the northers part of the ceme lery this spring; and other improvements made. Itr.D.H. Stilling the sexton ... , ana nis assiswnw are now mowioK grass on all lots exoept those InolosM n that the oemeterT will nreeeat tidy appearance throughout on Memo rial day , vhioh is now only five days off, 8EVEN HUNDRED THOU SAND DOLLARS! lAslieville and Other Wide Awake Cities Carry their Improvement Election With a Whoop! Abheyille. N. C May 5. In addi tion to the election for Mayor and Board of Aldermen, Asheville today voted on the quettion of appropriating ,jx hundred and twentvflve thousand dollars for city improvements, (500,000 for Street paving, 8100.QUU for addition K -ewerage, and 825.000 for public schools. The appropriations were car ... . rr ried by 1,223 against 412, xhk old town or silkm catches the feveb. Winston, N. C May 4. Salem's election today to issue fifty thousand dollars' worth of bonds for improve ments was carried by a good majority, and the old board of commissioners, with H. E. Fries for Mayor, were also re-elected. A number of large Boston !!Plt'"8'' "?.h"! ?!C'iD with S view of making investments DURHAM ALWAYS THERE nnRHIM N. C. Hut i At tha elan, tion held here today, 825,000 was voted by a good majority for a first-class Sraded sohool. Durham will keep up with the procession, and whenever any measure looking to the advancement of ner interests or in tne line of progress corns s up you can always count on Durham Deniis the Protestant Bible I . . . . ... ii tne priest oannot take oath upon the Protestant Bible, upon what Bible wil1 a Roman Catholio Mayor take the 041,1 ' ffl0 &d uPn What Bible Will be swear witnesses who may be re I nnirarl in criva AviHannA hafnra him I 1 O - ' . WW WV.W.W """I Voter, List of Letters i neuiaiuiiiic ia tne postomce at new Bepnei Craven count jj 0 Ma 2nd A J. W. Anderson, Miss Sally Ad I a'nson. n vr t: n j t r. - "71"' 1 uouucrj . Dryaui, David Kv.nn. Mia. Klla Hrnvn df. E. Dickinson, Miss Ellen Dix on. Jbiien Davis. FCapt. Louis Foster J Miss Mary Jones. i u iu:.. t-.ii ia p John T. Perry, Miss Mary B. Pitt- man. L R Mr. Simon Beddick, Mrs. Mariah Hnodes, 8Mig(J j,,; gtunder8) Mrg Lucinda Spenoer, George Styles, Jaoob Smith, Mr. Ooney Stunberger, Miss Mary Sut tOn, O. U. SuUtO. I rn t : ri . m t . t i Tbomas. ocbr. John llooner. W Lewis Wesly, Joe White, Mrs. 1 Ann White, Miss Nancy whitehuret, Persons calling for above letters, will y advertised,and give date of list, lUOlfgUIMIUUD UU T 1 Chilli O liUHb Uje cent snail be collected on the delivery ot eacn letter advertised. Wm. E. Clark, P.M. He Murdered Mocca-Bradhaui Confes ses. CiiARLOTTC, N. C,, May 2. Great surprise was thrown over the city yes- era ay wnen tne announcement was made in the.Charlotte News that Brad- nm, tne negro WHO murdered the I TtAllSaTl . M " YtaA nntifABaAfl Viia Jae I rapllv orimaa It seems that a man named Howie, a I prisoner from Union county, was per ""itted to spend the night in Bradham'e nail ftni thara In fhe Hat- he "killed Tt.n.n a had killed others." Said he: "And I intendd to wreneh the iron handle from the iail pump ia the oorridor, tan Sheriff Smith on the head, seoure the keys and skin out." It seems also that Dradham had lnn.i.i, a (al. whiAli V. 1 .1 i.ll Tf . u. km, permitted a new trial, in whioh he im piioates another negro named Ooud lock, who is well known here and be t0 9 ,t1oU',r innocent. The charlotte up again and every one is on tne auert to watch his keen move 1 ments A a e suTKeni rramiog I m . . . uovernmeni I Paris, May 2. The Chilian rovolu I., i : j . Q0Vernment, to the effect that apro- visional junta, or government, for rain isters and Congressmen, who are op posed to Balmaoeda, has bee establish .A nr tha ailmlnl.tr.llnn nf affair, in a tht. eight Chilian provinoes whioh are now in the possession of the revolution 1 sts IUC'rIC C" Stabl" X' I dobabxub, ino aieotrio oar - 1,,hl.k,,.w,,,tnii flr thi. mnrn UDt at 0M o'clock by some unknown a person, ana tne building was consumed much vaiuaoie maoninery ana cars ne I I t ... 1 1 J .- A Pk. .-..1 1 1DK lutany awirojjui im vi lues will reaoh $350,000. To Celebrate America's Ccnten Hlal. - hamburo, nay o.-a oommitie, Bas I kann Awawiay1 eA WrVCt Ml ? Ba S f AatlVAl ttl 0,iebratlon of the fourth oentenial of 1 UOOU ftVAWVU W V I""'" " sweiiw tne discovery of America. All promi nentpernoni in the empire will be invited, in addition to representative Germans Ameriea. I BtcKLEN'S arnica salve - 1 The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Brttaes, Bores Ulcers, Bait Bbeum eyer nT: ."31 .1. - " " tne tlvely cures flies, or so pay required. ia guaranteed w give perieot satisiacuon lor money rerunoea Price 85 eanta rer box. For sale in Ntwbern by F. S.' Duffy wholesale and retail druggist. I ChlldrenCry jor Pitcherjt JJastor DUD. I At his reeldence on Letch's Island. Craven oounty, N. C, Augustus Wash- ,isfon8oD' on Tu!TdR;y' May 5tb- 1891, at 4dl0 a.m., aged 87 years. The funeral services will be held at the family burying ground at Vance boro today at 3:30 p. m., conducted by Rot. P.thar T V Pri.a Th. .fa.m.. PT A . , the foot of Craven street at 8 o'clock this mornsng for the purpose of con veying to the funeral all who wiett to attend. Friends and relatives are in vited. The Ladies Delighted. The pleasant effect and the perfect safety with which ladies may use the liquid laxative. Syrup of Figs, under all conditions make it their favorite remedy. It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste, gentle, yet effectual in act ing on the kidneys, liver and bowels. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! J. F. TAYLOR Has on hand Five Thousand Fairs Shoes, To sell at LESS than New York Cost! As be is going out of the Shoe business. JOHN McSORLEY, Rnftl anil SIma UftErar TOLLOCK STREET, NEW BEItNE. N, C. Having seonred the services of a sUllcd Mechanic and FlrBt-Class Workman, irom New York. I am now fully prepared to till promptly all orderB for Due Custoh-Mape Boots and Shoes. The many years that I have satls'actorlly supplied the antaof my numerous patrons Is the best guarantee of the character of my work. Repairing a speolalty. Neatly and prompt ly done. mayb dlmlstp JNO. Mi'30KLKY. "Dress, bo far as it respects neatness and cleanliness, is of great importance to the first impression we make upon others." Parktr. Therefore dresa as well as yon nan Qni nrhon rAii ctn r rnail vr f rv a I VMU I4UU HUtU J VIA Vl AUUUJ 1U1 Bait call and see us. We don't expect to auit everybody-one 1 1 1 11. 1111 i,riHi- 1 1 1 1 1. w m iiiii.v navH t in 1 very thing you want. Straw hats, new style stiff hats, ties and scarfs, egilee shirts and "Big Six" white shirts at COc, new lot Oxidized silver head umbrellas. All at the right price. AT HOWARD'S. STATE IMMIGRATION CONVENTION A -tt Raleigh, n. c, May 13,1891. May 2d, IK'.U TO AGENTS A. & N. O. R. K.: ion will Hell tlokets to the above from your Siatlon to Uolduboro and Keiurn at rarlir No. 4. Tne following rates will govern from con pon stations: Moreiru uuy to uoidBDoro anu return :."y Mew Berne to " " a e Klnston " ' 1.55 LaOrance " " " Ilckets on sale May mil and l.llu. uocd to return to 10th lnclusl re. H. L. DILL, O. 1'. A MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS will please remember that I am at my old stand on Broad Street, next to ft. B. Hackburn's Grocery store, and that I am prepared to furnish them with Natural Ice at lo per lb. Open on Sundays from 7 to 9, 12 to 1. 5 to 6 I also keep a nice lot or vegetames, fresh every morning. Very Respectfully, m41w EMANUEL FISHER. To-inorrow, we will throw on our conn ters, a "JOB" in men's, boys' and misses straw hats. This line n i jo lnanuiacturer s sam ples from an auction sale in New York City, and in every case we will sell them for less than cost of pro duction. Bargain Store. Soda Water on Draught Today at JOHN DUNN'S. New Fountains, New Cooler, and boat of all, Glass Syrup Tanks. The syrups do not oome In oontact with any metal. Call and try it. tf For .Kent. The house on Month Front street lately ooonpiea Aiarirje iiospitai, Appiy vo marWtr. A. H. UiiNNlSOK. TV T 1 oriT--l - I l O . TJJ l) 1 1 It. Succet.or to k. h. m i0w a c- Corner Pollock and Middle Sti. nnvrnNTom JLIIlUUlrliSl. CONSTANTLY ON II AI a mil lln caieiully nelecled ana pure Druui. vviuuuuuiut; jritBriptiong a specialty. pf .'T.f, . JT. ., V." " E.T" STOCK of Toilet I'rei anition 1'erfuiiidry, Extracts, I Sponge., Soaps, et 3. PEPTO UriNINE TtitiVTii ,h- moMeU gantunuleubt ol je uonacle prepa ration ot liuluinr-wlll noi disagree wiin OPTIMUS OITML t ow.- lruul.,.N i-sp-daliy beueticul In cases 01 tiore Mpplcs and files. A fill, line Of I'lwurs :,n.l I. . !,... .1 - In slock . .u PA? & DEY0, General Commission Merchants, Southern Fruits aud Yeeretableg A SPECIALTY. 35'J Washiiiirtou St.. Xnvv YnrV. Consignmenta solicited. Hiirhoat r,. ket prices obtained and returns made promptly each day of sales. btencils and l'ostal Can! ran ha obtained at JOHS DUNN'S, New berne, N. C. Keftierenci-B. Gansevonrt Nat R.nt New York; Nat. Bank. New Rnm v r' W DUFFY'S .i CUOUP SYRUP. Kceipe of tbo late Dr. Walter Duffy, DIRECTIONS : Dose for ii cin , ..wo or three years old, one 'easpoonfiil; ior u ciiiM tiin r.,n,i, J ..i.i ten drors; lor a chlM six months old, twenty Jrops; I(.r jihi twelve months ol,l. nsarlV hail u teaspconliil-ientatlnt; these dosea cured" "Pessary uiuh relief Is pro- This Is to .-7iuy u,H't riTaTiTnsed Duffy's ( -not i- .sviai- i my (llrally (or over lx monthsand Ihtllevoit to be a most excel lent remedy tor crovip with children, espe cla lyiiNu preventive. (Mir vouuKest chilli uau a, severe attack uf croup about a year ui?o, Insomuch thai we fen anxious about lis recover , but was nucies-fuliy treated by our physician, hut tnuikln it probable that other lllUcks mlht follow wo frennB,.t.l used Dully s O on p Syrup aud the child baa ..,.....,,,, ,vt:ll hyio,ioiuB ot croup since, and I believe it in due u, n.o ,ca Croup Hyriin. and aiourhoutie at all times, and 1 cheerfully recommend It toad. j;. h. Kaiinvm Also very ellei tuai In relieving couu'hB and colds. 1'hfi'aicku am, s,,i d i:v It. N. Dlr'l'V. jsvw liru. V. fl Wholesale AlIIMllS- Mrtwoin J. K..KI.I.,. id Kill tin Htreet: Win. II Sel.i.llll.. i- ' 17U William tn et. .ew oik iMiv ncs for Sale! p.w Tnr,tmri tiia nfrr --av vivi Nrth-VvVst corner of Ncuao and Middlo etreots, can-h0y ft 3 Qn Neuge and 214 ft. G in. on Middle St. rrt ii - . ine vvnoio with lmDrovementH. or uiviucu iq suit purctiasers. PASV TKliMS. Apply to ROUERT C. KEFIOE or II. C. WUITEHURST, Att'v at Law. apt'a Jtf New Berne. N. G JffAJ. PALMER'S I Tobacco and Cigar Store Is now located in the South Store of HOTEL ALBERT, on Middle Street. and he is prepared to furnish Delicious Soda Waters from his exoelent Apparatu-Fountainn All know what he keeps in his Store so when in want come and get it. You pays your money and takes your choice. W. L. PALMER. apr23Jtf New Berne. N. C. An Unparalleled Offer! I-'or the next thirty days we will sell SOLID GOLD RIDING BOW FRAMES SPECTACLES WITH F1KST QUALITY LENSES AT $2.50 Per",Pair! BELL THE JEWELER. FOll TO-DAY, Men's Black and White Yachts, 50 u.aa UIV.111UU uutna ana vests. " Buff Bals, tooth pick lasts, 1.25 " Ooodyear Welt Shoes, as good as hand made Smcoth Innereoles, s.qq Ladies' Dongola Button, l.GO " Dongola Button, Wauken- phast last, Smooth Innereoles 2.00 " Dongola Ties, smcoth in nersoles, excellent value, 1.23 " Dongola Button, French pro cess, beBt eyer offered at 1.00 Also a nice line of Gents Ready-made Ciothing, Straw Hats, etc. Come.early sot a imri oi mese Dargains AT DUFFY'S, Pollock Street. H. L. GIBBS, A.ttorney at Law, Craven St., next to Journal office, NEW BERNE, N. O. rractlcc In the Courls of Craven.Cartereti Ilyiio, I'amiico, Jones, Onslow, and Lenoir eouutles.and iu the Supreme and Federal conrts. iaJkwtf Children Cry jbrtchejJJastorla, 4