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VOL. X.--NO. 189: :
NEW BERNE, N. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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BUSINESS LOCALS. .
BUCKWHEAT, Mine Meat, Small
Hems,. Breakfast Baooa, Cod flak,
SMOKED HALIBUT, ail kinds Canned
Good. -Fresh Prone, Evep. Apples,
Baiains, Currants, Citron eto. -
. . . 0. E. SLOVf B. .
OPERA CHAIR8-A1I those , wto
hays not renewed their leete on tbe
theatre opera chairs must do so by
x Thursday morning or they "will be sold.
8t . w r Mkw Bkbnb Dbuci Co.
FOB BEtfTNioely furnished rooms
for gentlemen. Apply- at Jouenal
Offioa. .. . ; . , " 0018I iw -
- T 03 r On Saturday, a Gold Beaded
A-J Cane, marked J. W. M., Mtroh
1880. The person Boding will be re-,
warded on leaving it at Journal offioa.
, OcSTTtf
BABQAISSta beantiful work-baskets
fenoy sty lee Job lot just received.
J. 8CTCB.
' CHOKE Oenulne Cubana Tobacco.
O ootdtf
('fTKNE who ean copy muslo in a
X olear sty le. I will give work at In
tsrrala daring tbe winter. I prefer
the services of one who understands
harmony and counterpoint, although
" this knowledge is not neoeeeary.'
BSplStf . CHAS L. GaSKILL.
NEW DRUG STORE.-Drugs, Medi
eu.ee and Oh.mloala, O. P. Popular
: Proprietary Medicine. All varl-tle of
Droggtst' Sundries. TrosMS and Brae a.
Nw .rap Gardon Heeds. ITln. sod Large
. Hleek Cigars and Tobueo.AU. Haw. Vr
: sertptlon aeeurateiv compounded (and not
. BtWABprieesi, oil m tto and our aneeea.
U. O. abeJCN, Dragglst and Apothecary,
Middle St.. four doors from Pollock, janittly
- TJhpbeoidknted - cold - weather
' for this eailj in tbe aeaaon ia pre
Tailing in Europe.
Mbs. Charles Stewart Pab-
ReLl continues very ill and her
reoorery it doubtful.
' The testimony in the Motz case
it aJI in. PaWio opinion very much
la favor of tbe defendants.
Thb Tennesse convicts, at work
ia the mines have been released by
the miners. No arrest reported.
' On Tuesday elections were held
in the States of Colorado, Iowa,
Kaosas, 'Massachusetts, Michigan,
Mississippi, Nebraska, New Jersey,
New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania And
Virginia.
- THE BaptiBt State convention
that meets in Goldsboro next week
will consist of about 400 delegates,
representing a' constituency of
boat .100,000 ' membera. L. L.
Polk lis President of the conven
tion.; "'
' THE Inman Steamship Company
have' decided to use oil instead of
coal for fuel on their six big steam
hips, and the vessels are all to be
fitted op with the necessary tanks.
The oil ia from the Lima field and
will be piped to New York.
. AH alarming fall of the water oi
Like Michigan ia reported at
Chicago, for which nobody seems
able to account.- A fall of a few
more 'inches and the people of
Lakeview, occupying one fourth of
the' city, will have, their water
supply eat off. It" will be a bad
condition Of affairs If Chicago loses
, her beautiful water front before the
World' Fair. .
As Mr. Gladstone is almost the
only member who sits in the Bouse
of Commons with his bat off, his
face is more carefully scrutinized
by visitors and becomes better
knows than that of any other man
in public life.' Strangers admitted
Into the gallery invariably express
deep disappointment ' when they
are informed that he is absent from
his place.
EefkbbihCt to the demand for
; better houses, the Southern Build
ing Record says, that throughout
tne South within the past four or
five' years more houses of various
kinds have been erected than were
probably built during the whole
roriod of twenty years previdus.
At Cist the buildings were of cheap
sirtare, built as speedily and
eoocomlc&lly as possible, but that
the present demand ia for an alto
gether better style of building with
the best improvements of the date.
The idea being now to build, homes
end not houses for speculation.
Tsa Norfolk Virginian aayi:
Est tiere ia a way to enable Amer
ican tliips to recover . their lost
share in the ocean carrying trade,
tad this would be to repeal the
Navigation laws and to remove
ev;y burden of daty npon the ma
i cf shipbuilding The effect
":asEship bounty would be to
3 an oppressive monopoly of
rtstion on . the high seas,
i i s r r me time to heavily tax
' ;. A repeal oi the Natl
' ei the other rand,
If
IT is settled that Persia is to
have a good exhibit at the World's
Fair, x With the view of giving
encouragement to this purpose the
Government has shown ' great
liberality in ordaining that no ex
port duties shall be levied on good
sent to Chicago, and that all arti
cles porchased at the Fair shall be
admitted into Persia free of duty.
Evidently the Shah knows a thing
or two about promoting reciprocal
trade between the two countries.
Bobebt Bohheb, owner of the
New York Ledger attributes his
success to his liberal advertising.
We qnote: When I began to adver
tise one page some people would
say i ''Oh, that is throwing money
away !'" others, again, would say:
"Ob, he knows what he is
about." When I advertised two
pages some of my acquaintances
would shake their hands gravely.
When I advertised fonr pages of
the dailies my friends were in
clined to eive me up. Finally.
when I took the whole Herald (for
it was an eight page sheet at that
time) people thought I had become
draft sure enough.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVEBTISEMt NTS.
J. M. Howard New Goods.
W. B. Lane, Sheriff -Be ward.
COTTON-Hew Berne Market Sales
yeeterday 177 bales at 6 1 3 to 7.27,.
If r. G. F. M. Dail has sold oat his
grocery business on Broad street to If r.
J as. M. Harrison.
The T. H. 0. A., annnal Week of
Prayer will be observed in this city
next week by the Hew Berne Assccit-
tion.
Jos. Pollock, col., had one of his fin
gers injured by saw at the Stimson
mill yesterday, bat not bad enough to
oaass the loss of it.
1 hough the eudienoe at tbe theatre
last night was not large (he evening
was made quite enjoyable by soon ex
cellent performance.
The- Baptist State Convention will
assemble In Goldsboro next Wednesday.
It will represent a membership of about
100,000 and is expected to be a Urge
assembly. Dr. Thoa. Hume, Professor
of Eoglish ia the Bute University will
preach tbe Introductory sermon Sun
day night.
The neat and pretty 61-page book en
titled "The Norfolk and Southern Bail
road anl its Tributaries," whiob has
been issued by the Norfjlk and South
ern Btilroad with a view to bringing
more direotly to the nothe of the gen
eral publia the advantages of the sec
tion through whioh the road whoie
name it bears and its tributaries pus,
Is attraotiog considerable attention. , It
was written by Mr. Frank A. Hey wood,
a New England- journalist employed
for the purpoee, after a oareful 'study of
the oountry. It contains a dasortption
of New Barne and vlolnity, engravings
Of oar Fair buildings and others in (ha
oity, and sketches of other Etit Caro
lina cities similarly Muitreted and
wlthnotloes of their chief Industries.
It is a pamphlet of interesting informa
tion and deserves a wide oiroulation.
II ean bo seoureM from the Norfolk and
Southern Bsllroad Company , Norfolk,
Vs. .
Coming and trolng. -
UissS. F. Nelson, who has been visit
ing at Judge Geo. Green's, returned to
her home in Winston.
Mr. E. F. Lamb, prominent lawyer
of Elizabeth City, and; who was the
ohief marshal of the late Fair there,
use in on (he steamer Neutron a
basinets trip to the oity. "
Mr. S. Cohen returned last night
from a business trip to Goldsboro. V
Caps. W. H. Kitohen came in last
night one business trip; also Mr. J. L,
Hardy of (he State Chroniole. , -'
A Cigar Factory te Start.
Mr. Phil. L. Thomas, a native of this
oity, who f jr four yean past has bean a
cigar manufacturer of, Durham, hat
moved back to Now Berne "with hit
family, and will toon have a factory
running here. It will be located ever
Mr, 8. B. Waters' conf eotienery, and at
the beginning will give employment to
five operative, thenomber to be In
creased as the demand requires. rr .
i Mr. Thomas learned his trade la this
city, first working in Dr. 3. L. Wafkiaa'
faotory and finishing with Mr. 0. Ejd
man, and prior to goiog Into business
for himself In Durham bat acceptably
filled positions requiring an-expertia
tome of the largest honaea North. ' : j
He had a flourishing factory In Dur
ham, sometimes .working at high at
thirty nands.and having considerable
trade in (hit section, but he told oat
advantateoaslT a few months sco. eon-
traottog to remain a short time with Uei
company, and now at toon at released
from the agreement ho moves to New
Berne, tt stated above.
Oae more factory Is assured for New
Berne, and thouRh It It not operated on
a grand eoale it must be rememterid
.... ... .
t -at tnruugn many email inuu"-,rm iae
5 t and most eqna'Iy il" '.' i 1 r"
" t r i. Vt. T 9(11
A COTTON FACTORY.
New Berne Ought to Hare One The
Way ttoldsboro Secured Hen.
Now that eatablished manufacturing
enterprlset are flourishing in New
Berne and tbe interest In suoh indus
tries is on the increase, (be queetion
arises again, Can we not get a good
cotton faotory here V
The large cotton faotory :he build
ings for which are now beiog erected
In Goldsboro, is a good plsnt that is
being moved down from the North
where it haa heretofore been run and
was secured on the following condi
tions: First, Two aores of well located land
on the Atlantic and N. 0- Bailroad at
the northern limit of Goldsboro were
donated for the aite by one of the public
spirited citizens, Mr. Arnold Borden
and then an agreement wae entered into
by different parties of the city to loan
110,000 on tbe buildings, maohioery
and grounds.
Ground has already been broken for
the buildiogs, the main one ie to be
75x135 feet, another 80x40 and . still
another 34x88, and all of them are to
constructed that they can be enlarged
hereafter ae tbe busineee may require.
The advantages of the Sooth over the
North for faotoriee of this kind are be
ginning to be realized and acknowl
edged even by those who would fain
believe tbe opposite, and they are
sprioging up all over the South. The
number in North Carolina ia inoreaeing
rapidly and they are paying good divi
dends. If our people will not invest
for tbemselvee in such a factory per
haps oneOan be secured on some plan
similar to (he way Goldsboro secured
hers. Perhaps other faotoriee are ready
for a change if a little inducement ie
offered. Here is a good opportunity
for investigation by the board ot trade
and for leriona consideration by our
capitalists and business men.
Ltgs Amputated.
Mr. John D. Bryan, of Lenoir county,
has had a ohronio nloerof several years
standing and being brought to (hit city
for treatment the plaoe was found to be
so bad that amputation of the afflicted
limb was deemed necessary and it was
taken off at the thigh. Dr. N. H.
Street, assisted by Dr. Leinster Duffy,
performing tte operation.
A colored man near Havelock named
Bam Locker lost one of bis legs by ac
cidental shorting. Bears bad been
troubling hie corn, and in company
with another man he set two guns and
a bear trap in the woods by the 'field in
whioh the bears had been. In retrac
ing their steps they went baok in a
path in whioh one cf the guns was set,
thinking they were in one they had not
previously traversed and the mistake
wss not discovered until, Looker struck
against the string attached to the gun,
discharging it, the load of buck shot
taking effect above the knee, mangling
it so that the' limb had to be taken off
at the lower third of (be (high. The
operation was performed by Dra.C. and
F. Duffy, assisted by Dr. Prlmroee.
Both operatione were suooeseiuiiy per
formed and the patients are getting on
ae well at oan bo expected. -
List of Lettera
Remaining in the poetoffloe at New
Berne, Craven county, N. O., Oct. 81st,
mi.
A Mrs P J Arms.
B Mr L Berry.
E Mrs Luoy Elky.
G-Oapt 8 N Giffllh, Bohr Jas J Bees
H-W U Hanoock. Willie Harris.
Mist Sarah Hsnoey, B L Hill, Miss
Lizzie Humphrey oars of Henty Smith,
Mr u Holland. Mr B J Horniday,
J Miss i,uia JS Jackson, Daniel
Johnson. .
L Cant Joseph Loviok, Bohr Beaulah
Lend,
. M Mr weeekire Mounter, wuiiam
Moore, Bohr Beaulah Land, Miss Lisyay
Moore,
O Mr John Orminy.
S-Mr William Simmons,
W-Mrs. Kate Walker. Louisa WiUis
Emma White. Fannie Williams.
Persona calling- for above letters, will
say advertitea,and give date of list.
The regulations now require mat one
oent shall be collected on the delivery
of each letter advertised. .
, - Wa E. ChAiss, P. M.
A HARROWING STORY. .
A Thousand Dead from. Starvation
; SurriTors Too Weak te Bury
- " : ; Them,;- ;f :-: ;
Br PmBSBnsa. Nov. 8. A harrow
tag story comes from- the province of
Samara. The peasants are to reduced
by starvation and want that many of
thtmare nnable to go even to the
covernment distributing points Mor
supplying -food. In one village ae lees
than forty-two nave perunea, ana us
number of dead In the whole province
will amount not lest than, a thousand.
The survivors in most iostsnoee are too
weak to Mtond the burial of the depart
ed, end offioiale are compelled ' snuoh
aaalnst their will to enter the remains.
Samara it alto visited by typhus fever
which is play ins; navoo witn tnoet wno
have managed to survive the famine.
Bt Pxtxbsbfho, Nov, . The Imperi
al Ukase,, prohibiting henceforth the
exportation of all eereale exoept wheat,
also interdicts the sending ont of the
country of potatoes, floor,, mall, meal
dough and baaed preen. ,
" A White Lynching ia tieorala.
Atlanta. Oa., Nov. . Lerkin Nix
Of Thomss county, who had mnrdend
tbe father of a girl he had rained, for
whioh he was under indictment, waa
token from jaU last night at Meigge and
lynohed. All the partiee were wnite.
; i i ; Gratifying to All.
The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval of
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy Byiup
of 1 : i. ss t'se most e-oe!fnt lavMtve
I t, 1 t 1 V "': ef t'
! I I V I ' t It I
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
HEW YORK POLLS UP 40,000
FOB
FLOWER.
Three. Out of Four of the Most Impor
tant States Elect Democratic
Governors.
BY TELKOBIPH.
NEW YORK.
Flower's majority for Governor of
this State will probably reach 40.000.
Latest returns indicate that the Legis
lature stsnds as follows: Senate, Bep.
15, Dem: 17; Assembly, B p. 66, Dem.
IOWA.
Botse, Democrat, eteoted Governor
by a fair majority.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Tbe State haa gone Republican by
over 40,000.
OHIO.
McEinly has been elcoted Governor
by over 15 000. Republicans also oarry
the Legislature by a gojd workiog ma
jority.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Russell, democrat, eleoted Governor
of Massachusetts by 6 000 to 8.000
majority. Balance of State tioket is
Bepublioan. Tbe Legislature is also
Republican.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER'S PRO
CEED1NG8, Action on Individual Taxes Roads
Draining a Branch Land Sold for
Taxes-Bill's Allowed.
State of North Carolina,
Craven county.
The Board of Commissioners of
Craven county met at the court house
in New Berne on the first Monday in
November, it being tbe second day of
aaid month,' vhen the following-wss
had and done:
Present, Commistionere E. W. Small-
wcod, Daniel Lane and Win. Cleve.
Ordered, Tbet in the oaee of Board of
Commissioners of Craven county vs.
Emetine Tuoker and others that tbe
penalty of 85 per cent due in addition
to tbe taxes upon the property desoribed
in the complaint' in aaid action be re
mitted and that said suit be dismissed
or non suited, provided tbe single tax
upon said property, allsged to be due
in eaid complaint for the years 1877.
1878. 1879, 1887 and 1884, together with
all costs ot said suit be paid by Biohard
Tuoker as per his proporition this day
aubmitted, on or before the June term
of Craven county Superior court, 1893
The costs and the taxes to be paid direot
to the oounty treasurer.
Ordered, That the property on the
delinquent list of No. 6 township listed
toW. B. Blades & Bro , upon petition
of the assessore of said township be
strioken from said list, tbe tax upon
same property having been charged to
Mrs. Holton M. Tolson.
Ordered, That the Board of Super
visors of Kosds oi township no. o
examine the., road passing from Han
oock creek through the lands of P. J.
Arms, W. Y. Wynne, O. J. Wynne, M.
M. Fisher, William Cully and James H.
Hunter, Ag't.. leading to the Beaufort
and New Berne road and report condi
tion cf the lame to the Board of
Commistionere of Craven oounty at
their next meeting.
Ordered, That the valuation of the
lande of Mrs. Laura Smith in township
No. 5. be redneed from 81,500 to f 1,800
In order to equaliae lie value with other
lande In same neighborhood.
Ordered, That Handy Wright, listed
In township No. 8, be relieved from (he
payment of a poll tax, he being over
fifty years old.
Ordered, In the matter of W.H.
Griffin and others:
A petition signed by W. H. Griffin,
Norman Willis, Charles Sutton and
other citizens of Craven county peti
tioning for the drainage' of a oertaln
creek or branch mentioned In the peti
tion filed ia tblt proceeding, in
aooordtnot with the laws of 1887.
chapter 867. It ia ordered that Geo. a
Wlloox, the county surveyor summons
three disinterested free holders, good
tnd lawful man of Intelligence and
discretion, who thall oonatitutt a board
and 'the surveyor thall be chairman of
aaid board.
The chairman of said board shall give
all persons intereeted ia having said
branch drained three (8) day a notice of
the time of meeting of the board and do
all things required of them by said aots
of the General Assembly aforesaid.
Provided that the petitionere thall
deposit with the County Treasurer the
earn of twenty-five dollars for the pay
aunt of current expenses, not otherwise
provided for in said act, and provided
the county it saved h at mien from any
oottt of the prooeedlogt. '
The board took a reoest until 81
o'clock, p. m.
The Board convened at Si o'clock p.
m. Present,'; Commissioners E. W,
Small wood, Danl Ltne and Wm. Cleve.
f Ordered, That (he elerk make up a
list of suoh cenifioatet of tale of real
estate for taxes for the year 1890 at are
now in tbe hands of the Treasurer, ia
order that the. oounty "ban Institute tail
in all soon eases. ' ,
The following claims were allowed
Robt G. Uoeely. house rent for pauper-,
t"i C3; Fonte Williams, kwjwr cf p
f '1CD; I s C- '7,
poor house, f 8 00: Chas. O Greeo, medi
oine furnished poor and jil for Sept.
and uot. 1BVI, rj'JH uu; J J lolson. sup
plies furnished poor for October, $64.50;
Dr. Leinster Duffy, Superintendent of
Health, September and October, 833.83;
Ben. MoFrater, burying Sherman Mit
chell pauper, 83 00; H. B. Duffy, Roods
furnished poor, 877.78; do blankets
furnished j.il. 89 00; Dau'l Line, per
diem and mileige as commissioner for
November 83 60; Wm. Oleve, per diem
and mileage as commissioner for Ooto
ber and November 86 25; E W Small
wood, per diem as commissioner, etc.,
813 00; Jas. W. B.ddle, fees as clerk of
Board of commissioneis. 830.85; Wm.
Watson, clerk Superior oouit. stationery
for office, 83 45; W. B. Lane, sheriff,
boarding prisoners for October, 877.35;
Jas. C. Harrison, servioes making out
bills costs J J Westbrook 83; EE Harper,
contraot for advertising for month of
Ootober, 813 60; J. W. Line, attendance
upon board commissioners in obedience
to their summons, 83 10; Dr. R 8
Primrose, inqueet Isaao Allen and sum
moning juty, 86 80; B. P. Williams
services as juror at coroners icquect
Isaao Allen, 81 00; Geo. L Wadewortb,
do., 8100; Benjamin Habn, do , 81 00;
BBNeal.do.. 8100, J ELuham, do.,
81.G0; T. A. Henry, do., 81.(0; Judge
Stantly, summoning two witness coro
ner's inquest Isaao Allen, .60; David N
Stallings, exhuming body of Isaao
Allen, tJ 00; W E Allen, one half refe
rence fee in oase of commissioners
Craven county vs. Psmlico, 81v!5 00;
Small wood & Slover, bill goods furnish
ed the county, 833.83; Luham &
Burrus, 1500 No. 8 heart shingles,
84.95; Edwards & Brounhton, Treasur
er's account book, $28 60; M. W. Page,
sheriff Wake oounty, conveying James
Haesell from Wake to Craven oountv,
834 65, E E Qiidly, janitor for October,
810.00; G A Hill, keeper Clermont
bridge, 810.00; Macon Bryan, eupportof
Bryan Laughinghouee for October and
November, 84. CO
Board adjourned.
Cleveland's Minstrels.
W. S Cleveland's Consolidated Min
strels are all new ia every Bense of it e
word, this season, new comedianr,
new vooalist, uew dances and teipu
chorean artists, new electrical and
mechanical devices, and in fact, every
thing comprising the magnificent array
of minstrel talent composing this
season's company, is entirely new.
There are no "old favorites." Tickets
on Bale at nine o'olock at the store of
the New Berne Drug Co.
Died.
Near Trenton, Jones county. Wed
esday Nov. 3J, 1891, Mr. W. Haroj
Mallard, in the 7 1 it year ot his age.
The funeral service will be held from
bis residence at 13 m. Thursday Nov
5th, and be oonduoted by Bev. E. W.
Vernon.
Mr. Mallard was a useful citizen nud
deacon ia the Trenton Baptist church.
He leaves five married children and
numerous grand children.
REWARD.
Esospcd from Craven Countv Jail,
New Berne. N. 0.. Nov. 3d. 1891. two
wiite men by name John Simpson and
H nry Humphrey. The former a good
locking man, about 85 years old. 5 feet
9 or 10 inches high, black ha r and
neavy black mustache The other about
40 or 45 years old, about 5 feet 10 inches
high, light hair and thin mustache,
nommon looking, with an ambling gait.
Bjth sailors by profession. I will pay
a liberal reward for the oapture of these
men, and be thankful for any informa
tion aeto their whereabouts.
W. B. LANE,
nov4 i Sh'sriff Craven County .
JUST RECEIVED
per Schooner Predmore,
500 Bales Ceil County
iimotny nay,
Which I am selling at bottom figures.
CHAS. B. HILL,
East side Market Dock.
n3J8
New Berne Theatre!
Thursday, Nov. 5th.
Engagement Extraordinary.
Event of 91.
-THE-
Big City Show!
Cleveland's
Great Consolidated.
The Eiffel Tower of Minstrelsy.
37 PEOPLE 87
COUNT THEM.
Comedians, Vooaliats, Musioians,
Gymnasts, Contortionists, Acrobats.
Clowns. Burlesquers, Aerialists and
hosts of Vovelties.
60,000 Staging! 60,000
The Modern Beau Brummell, The
Outing of the Swells. Grand Vocal
Corps, Buparb solo Orchestra of Select
ed instrumentalists. Four Emperors of
noeiov ;
: .Cleveland's Challenge Comedians
Bigby, Boetrnm, Qteen, Blackford,
Knight.
Ouda, Iooarnate 8pirit of the Air, the
Marvelous Beto's Equiliberiete. Qitard
Leon and his Singing Donkeys, and
America's Largest, Grandeet and Beet
Amusement Institution. .
W Secure beats at Once,
. . . Wanted,
A good man as BAR TENDER. Only
those who keep perfectly sober wanted.
Apply at once to
noltf "JIMMIE,"
mm.
ROYAL KXm I
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar baking powder.
Highest of all in leavt-ninir strength
Latest U. S. Government Food Report
Dress draioa our ce!Ur dry, and
keps our larder lean -CowrjR.
Dresa will ct rtiinly do that very
thing, if you pay to J much for your
Clothes. There ii no use paying fifty
dollars for a suit whpn you cn go to
Howard's acd get one of his tailor
made sui.s deaigDed by the Stein, Bloch
Co., for from 12 50 to 18 00, and in
Overcoats we have some very nice ones
at 10.00. New goods conotanilv arriving,
see our third lot of Stiff Hats this
spgRon. Some raw edge ones ia the lot
at HOWARD'S.
PINE APPLES,
PINE APPLES,
Large lot of this Delicious Fruit jus
arrived at
D HASSELL'8,
oci28tf) Near the Post-cffice.
Don't
Have
Wear
Waukenhose.
Particulars at the
BARGAIN STORE.
Trimmer Wanted.
A First class Trimmer in Carriage
and Buggy Factory. Permanent jb if
a good workman.
G. U. WATERS & SON,
oct31lf) New Berne. N. C.
Solid Silver!
I have got tbe BEST SELECTION of
Solid Silver ever brought to New Berne.
Fresh Goods Just Received !
I have a Nice Selection of
Solid Gold Plain Rings.
Also a Fine Stock of AL'i KINDS of
Goods in my line. --)'-' All work neatly
done and wsrrsnttd.
SAM K. EATON,
New Berne, N C
Dr. W. L. LA3SITER,
Will practicein Nnw Berne, James City,
and vicinity. Office hours from 9 to
11 a. m and Irnm 3 to 5 p m , at
Solicitor Qeo H White's law offiae. on
Craven St , near South Front,
octlC!&wll New Berne, N. C.
Millinery ! Millinery !
NEW STAND.
Mrs M J RHODES would call thr
attention of the Ladies that be ban re
moved her place of business to the
R. N. Duffy
Building,
corner Middle and Pol look sts , where
hn has just received full linn of ilv
LME-tT 8 1 YLE H4TS, BONNETS
FlA HERS NOTIONS, eto nldwl
All
Whom It May Concern!
I have not enivd in the Qrucery,
Confectionery Tobacco oi Ouster War
(nor a j 1 intmd no doing. H ia luxury
i cannot afford.) but I am still selling
tbe finest
LiUWNKY'S Chocolates and
Bon lion.
WHITMANS Philadelphia
and tea.
KENEDY'j Celebrated Fancy
Cakes.
Also. Fruits, Smoking and Chewing
Tobaooo, uigars. Smoker's Article etc.
Also dispensing Coon Cola, Mineral
and Soda Water to those in need, at the
lowest pouiblt price. ; 1 ; ' r .:-.;-.:
I am still in my Jiff's sir just around
the corner of Pollok, in Middle Street.
Come and see me.
0112ml SAM B. WATERS.'5
"The Challenge Coffee"
13 THE BEST, '
Fresh Roasted
"-AND-x
Ground to Order.
Only 30 Cent Per Pound.
NEW LOT OF
'-AND-i
Whits Cream Cheese,
LUCAS & LEWIS.
Prof Eugene Wallnau
.Knock Htrcet, near Methodist ehnrah.
New Heme, N.( Expert i-iano and Organ
Itinera nd Kapilrer. educated at the llnl
veisiu f H inn. Batmractlon guaranteed.
Tuning S.i 00. t-oll.hlng Jl.uo extra.
TESTIMONIALS.
Miss Funnle Holland, Music Tercher,
New Berne. N.C.
Miss Marian K. Radcllir, Vooal Teacher,
Sew Berne. M. J.
Pror. Ja!etp e,
1'rlnclpnl of Tarboro College.
Mrs Julie Hiuiion. Music Teacher.
firrftnvlile.f). C, January 3rd, 1881;
Mr huiiene Wullnau,
I'e.r rii: it gives me great plessurs to
asuur.- your p it runs nr your thorough ability
as a I nner, and 1 give you the liberty of
using my name nh a testimonial.
Kespectfully,
Mrs. Louis C. Latham:
Mr. Knsline Wallnau is engaged as Piano
Tu- er 'n Hie lireenviile College, and he baa
prov il i,.nie:t a very competent and cars
ful w.i u man He is a eentleman and con -scien-lously
performs the work entrusted to
bun an i iiiivinu ulven perfect satitfaotlon,
IkIv. him, unsolicited, this testimonial of
his wt irk. mm mending his services to parties
in want o a le.iublo tuner and repalier.
Prof. John Duckeu,
P ir.cip .1 of Greenville College,
Greenville, N. C,
Mrs. A. (J. . uuier. MubIc Teacher.
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Just recivtd a job lot of
NICE OVERCOATS.
whioh we ar n-lliug
at
very
low
(Inures. A lull 11 at of
Seas aai Boys' Winter Clothing
ON HAND.
See our ('rosseit a Men's Shoes before
buying every pair warranted to give
satisfaction. We have also on hand
Children'H All Wool Vests, All Wool
Hi en and a very nice quality of BtlJt
Warp White Fiannel at $1.00 per yard.
Mundells' Cbiidrens Shoes and Ziegler'e
Lidies Shoes n speciality.
Barrington & Baxters
To My Patrons and the
Public Generally.
Having removed my place of business td
Solth Fkont Street,
Three doia East of the Qaston House
where I will be pleased to eerve my
purorn hs heretofoie. I ehill keen
constat. tlv on hand
A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES
of the very best
FoiiKKiN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
K. SAWYER,
'pA 11 m pi f Fashionable Tailof
Ddi's Coyvh Mixture.
Call for li N DUFFY'S COUGH
MIXVURE and too that HIS ItA if
urmt-d on tin wrapper before you take
it ntlii-r wi.-e ou may have. Cough
Syrup piptel on you whioh you did
am Cllll fo'. d&swlt
AMERICAN
PROTECTIVE LEAGUE.
Incorporated In 1880.
A Patriotic Fraternal Beneficiary Onlef,
Offers Prosperity and Protection.
PAYS 1500. or J1C0O at and ofS year. '". . .
PA Ym same amount at death
PAYS half or iheae amount npdh total
disability.
r YS S50 npon deata ol hatband or wife. -;
PAYS!25gponueath of achlld. 1
PAYS ISWpnr week an oaae of aleknesaer .
aooidsnt. , , .: .;- . '
Loans monev to buy homes and eantele
deut t il ath or at end oi S years. . , ,
a Fixw Casta Nrnaln Valma afls
lOO have been paid In, .
f O,0(iedeposited with the Btate Tteasn er
of Hna.aohutetta for .the protection f th
polio, bolder, i
A Looal League Is to b organUsd In Ff
Berne. ' . .
B. D. pr.
oot dw2wUtp Canvn"H!!