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VOL. X.-NO. 244
NEW BERNE, N. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1892.
PRICE 5 CENTS. I
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BUSINESS LOCALS
COO FISH, frisk PoUtoM, Whi.e
Bmiii, Small Hams, Pig Pork,
i Bnekwbaat Fresh Cake and Crackers.
0. E. StoviB.
FOUND A nickel door key, a watoh
key and patent cuff button. Apply
MthUoffloe. jtolOSt
THE Coeaol Policy reoently announod
by The Mutual l.m Ikbubarox
CoXPkXr or NW YoBK oombioea
MORE ADVANTAGE! with FEWER
RE8TBICTI0KS than any IoTestmeDt
Insurance Contract eer offered. It
. eonaolidatas Insurance, Endowment,
.Investment. Annual Income. No other
company offer, this poiioy.
LARGE lot of handsome Laoe Cur
tain,, Chenille Curtsin,, Covers,
Rat, eto., ju,t received at
janO J. Bdtbb's.
R.
E. Hu iaon House Painter, Paper
BnoKer. Kilaoiuiner, Orders
' Promptly auend'd 10. Apply at
tf L H. Cutlrr's (tore.
SMOKE Genuine C'ubxua Tobacco.
oot6tf
N'eW DBUQ 8TOBE.-Druge,Medi-eu.e,
and 'homlouls, (). 1. Popular
Proprietary Medletnee. All vrltlee of
Droggltt', Handrifa. Trussea and Brao ,.
Nw crop Qanl-n Heed,. Kino and barge
fttoek Olgara arid Tobnoco. all mw. Fre
eerlptlone aoeurately oompoandeo (and not
at WAI prlcea), ont m tto and our auooeas.
O. O. OB'.JCN. Druijglet and Apothecary,
MMdle at., four door, from Pollock, lanli) ly
Japan has set apart $000,000 for
the World's Fair. '
ALL the woild's a stage and
everybody seems to waut a seat
with tbe driver.
"So far as the railroad situation
is concerned, Jay Gould is march
ing through Georgia."
IN London, Jan. 8., a number of
anarchists were arrested ami sen
sational discoveries made.
ON Thursday, Jan'y 7th, Senator
Peffer introduced a bill providing
for a loan by the National Govern
ment of 1100,000,000 to the people
oi Indiana.
The Olarksville, Ga., woolen
mills have been totally destroyed
by Are. Loss $1,000,000. No
insurance. Two hundred employees
are thrown out of work.
BANKING houses in London are
tunable properly to condact their
business by reason of the great
number oi oases oi grip among the
men in the postal service.
The Washington Post Bays:
"The New York papers complain
that a corpse was robbed on one oi
tbe principal streets of that ctty.
Yet people who imagine themselves
as much alive are robbed every
day on Wall street and no great
fuss is made over it."
MUCH of our Editorial columns
today and tomorrow are surren
dered to the great speech of Mr.
Clevelapd oa Jackson day. We
ask our readers to give it a careful
perusal It is wise and timely,
and it is tbe very soul of Demo-
, many. . ,
O'OOOANUT butter a new product
was at first said to be prepared
from the milk of tbe coooanuts,
bat as a matter of fact it is pro-
duoed irom the oocoannt oil, by
treatment with alcohol and animal
; charcoal, which removes tbe ranoid
Savor and makes the butter white.
IT is reported from New Orleans
that tbe trouble over tbe color
question in the Grand Army of the
Hepubtie has broken ont there
afresh, and threatens to cause a
dissolution of all the white posts in
the district,, whioh includes the
Btates of Louisiana and Missis
sippi. .'.
1 Charleston News and Courier
Bays: The net outcome of the Ala
bama experiment in tate banking
Was a loss of $31,000,000, principal
and interest, and the amount of
Interest that the taxpayers are yet
called upon ' to pay annually, on
account of --the lost funds and out
' standing bonds, is over $271,000.
. Governor Jones estimates that the
total amount of taxation for these
'objects is 1302,000. or nea'ily $1,000
a day. . " r "
A reverse vf seasons is sop
posed to take place upon this earth
onoe in every 10,500 years, due to
the varying inclination of the
earth's, axis, , About 1,500 years
ago we entered the epoch of a more
genial winter temperature.' and if
nothing happens ' to prevent, we
may expect a gradual softening of
our winter climate daring the next
nine thousand years, when another
glacial epoch ; will v begin. . What
sort of a country will this be in the
year 11,500 1 Will 1; it resemble
TpV with remains r; of i great
buildings buried or sticking op
out cf the sand, and known to be
r.ora - than 4,000 year old t
Cicsilio American. ' '
Grip teams to be raging almost
everywhere. It is having an no
precidented run in Illinois. ' In
Vandalia, containing a population
of about 15,000, over 5,000 are
suffering from the malady. Tus
cola, 111., a place of about 2,000
inhabitant has 700 affected with it
and the small town of Wancoma,
Iowa reports an average of six
deaths daily.
The Anchor Line steamer Ethio
pia, on its last passage to 'New
York, enconntered a large whale
about 800 miles east of Sandy
Hook. Tbe captain and second
officer were on the bridge, keeping
a close watch ahead. Suddenly a
whale eame to the surface directly
in the path of the ship, and only a
few feet ahead. TThe ship was
rushing toward the whale at the
rate of 10 miles an hour. There
was no time to check the spaed of
the vessel, and almost before the
astonished officers realized it the
ship's sharp iron prow crashed into
the monster. Tbe blow was a
direct, incisive one. The ship
seemed to sail right through the
whale, which disappeared almost
immediately, leaving a trail of
crimson as far as the eye could see.
Shortly afterward the whale was
sighted astern, floating lifelessly.
When tbe ship came into collision
with the whale, the shock caused
the vessel to tremble from stem to
stern, and somewhat startled the
passengers.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C.E. Slover CodBsb, eto.
Moses T. Bryan Carpenter, eto.
J C. Harrison Publio Bale of land.
Calvin Smith Sale of valuable land.
O. R. Thomas Sale ot valuable land.
There ha, recently been donated to
the Collegiate Institute Library 100 use
ful volumes.
The Shell Fish Commission will
hold its regular semi-annual meeting
in Uorehead today. The members
thereof went down last night for the
purpose.
The annual meeting of the Female
Benevolent Society adjourned last
Tuesday on account of bad weather
will be held this afternoon at half past
three o'clock at the house cf Mrs. Dud
ley. Tbe managers are requested 10
attend, as business of impo.tanoe will
Ome tefore the meeting.
Riy. Alexander Sprunc, cf Wilming
ton, gave plain and faithful expositions
of gospel truth at the Presbyterian
Church iaat Sabbath and last night. Be
will preach again tonight in the churob
at 7:30 o'clook, and just previous to that
service there will be a prayer-meeting
in lha lecture 103m oommenoing at 7
o'olock. A oordial invitation to attend
these meetings is extended to the
public
Mr. J. K. Willie has a beautiful
ohilds monument which he has just
finished at his marble yard and whioh
he will probably ship to Einston today.
It represents a mound ot rough rooks
with beautiful eoroll containing the
inscription resting on them with a lore
ly lily of the valley at the top. It is an
exquisite peioa of workmanship and it
is to be placed over the grave of the
little son of Capt J. D, and Mra. W. O.
Taylor, of Einston.
A Raleigh correspondent of the Nor
folk Virginian tells that a strange bit of
news basbeen'pioked up there regard
ing the deaf-mute Bingham wbo
murdered Miss Turlington just before
Qbristmas 1886 and then miaterieusly
disappeared. It is said that he ia alive
and in a private asylum in the south of
France. The correspondent does not
vouoh for the truth of the story but he
aya the person making the statement
affirms that letters are regularly sent to
Bingham.
Mr. H. N. Munn, editor ef tbe Scien
tific Amerioan and bis friend Capt. E.
P Rogers of Hyde Park, .New York,
arrived last tight to spend a
week or two in our city. Mr. Mann's
paper Is a regular and welcome visitor
to this effioe and it has long stood in
this oountry at the head of the list of
jonrna'i of its class in aocuraoy of the
information it imparts in the thorough
ness of its reports and in enterprise in
disseminating quiqkly the latest devel
opments of toienot along every line of
investigation and invention.
Thii morning wa begin the publioa
tion of the special premiums offered by
merchants and others 'to exhibitors at
cur approaohiuK Fair. Wa will giva
mora of them tomoirow and nave them
all as well as the regular and raoing
premiums in the speoial Fair edition of
five tbouni copies,' whioh we will
Issue next week. If any of our busi
oearmea with to add to what they have
offered, cr any who have not yet offer ad
special premiums desire to do to, there
ia still time. Band la aotioe of what
yon wish to offer and for what, and It
will be published along - with the
others. '
andronCryJortPlt,hertjCastor!s,f
WELCOME MEETING.
A Largely Attended and Enthusiastic
Reception to the T. M. C. A.
Secretary.
Despite the unfavorable weather, the
Y. M. C. A. Hall was nearly filled Sun
day afternoon by those attending tbe
meeting to weloome the General Secre
tary of tbe Aeo:iation, Mr. Henry L.
Walton, and the meeting was among
the best and most enjoyable ever held
in the hall.
The meeting was led by Prof. G. T.
Adams, President of the Association,
and was opened with a fine instrumen
tal voluntary with Mr. C. L. Qasklll at
the piano, aooompanied by Messrs. J. C.
Hill on the cornet, R .scoe Nunn on tbe
fluteC. M. Kehoe.on the violin, F. E
Morton on the viola and John Whit-
ford on the pbolo.
This was followed by the opening
song, 10 tne won, men aer. i. m.
N. George, the Episcopal pastor invoked
the divine blessing and then afttr
another bymn "I will sing of My R3
deemer" the addreasea of weloome
OJmmenced.
Tbe first one was by Mr. J. K. Willis,
the first President the Association bad
upon its organization six years sgo
bo, with earnestness cordiality wel
comed Mr. Walton in behalf of the
Association, then came an admirable
vocal quartette by Messrs. Willis, Hill,
Nunn and Mcintosh.
Next, in a truly beautiful and
eloquent speech Dr. J. D. Clark, anoth
er ex-Preeident of the Association
weloomed the Secretary in behalf of
the Ladies' Auxilary, and he used the
occasion to extol the yaluo of women1,
help and to bring into notice tbe foot
that women's interest and efforts have
furnished inspiration whioh has caused
man's work to be performed in Old
Testament times, in modern times and
in the oonduct of tbe Assoriition
itself.
After Dr. Clark's address was con
cluded. Rev. Rufus Ford, pastor of the
Baptist church offered prayer and then
after the singing of another bymn, Rev.
O. Q. Vardell. pastor, of the Presby
terian crraroh weloomed the Secretary
in behalf of the cburcbes, greeting him
as a co laborer in the work of saving
souls, bidding him God-speed in his
work and giving him assurance of
readr and willing co-operation. Tben
another hymn was sung and Mr. T. A.
Green extended a weloome on behalf of
the business men, offering their hearty
good-will and pledging their support
in Association work.
This was the latt address of weloome
Mr. Walton responded to them and
spoke feelingly of his appreciation of
the interest manifested, of the warm
hospitality of the people of the city,
and impressively of the great work
that was to be done in the confliot of
truth against error, right against
wrong, good sgainst evil, then with
the singing of another hymn followed
by the benediction pronounoed by Rev,
It. A. Willis, pastor of Centenary M. E.
Churob, the meeting was dismissed.
The musio on tbe oooaaion was ad
mirable, the addresses all that oould be
desired, and the meeting throughout
was a grand and enthusiastio one.
benefioial we bolieve alike to the Asso
ciation and to all present.
Now as the Association at tbe be
ginning of the year starts out more
fully equipped than ever before for a
career of usefulness let every member
nd friend rally to the work with
renewed and prolonged zeal and with
the determination that no effort shall
be spared to make the present year one
highly fruitful in substantial results.
Comint; and. Hoing.
Mr. O. S. Bryan left yesterdsy
morning for his home in New York.
Mr. A. Sohultz left for Einston to
visit his brothers wbo are in businc
there.
Mr. S. C. Hamilton left on a Northern
business trip and on a visit to relative!
in Maine.
Mr. Pulaski Cooper ad j aster of the
oombined Insurance companies of Vir
ginlaand the Carolinas left from
business trip to the city.
Mr. P. H. Pelletier left on a trip to
New York and Broaklyn.
Mr. J. H. Haokburn returned on the
steamer Newborn of the E. O. D. line,
from a nleasure trio to Baltimore, and
Mrs. I. C. Yeoman, and ohifd and Miss
Carrie Yeomans from a visit to rela
tives in Norfolk.
Chief Shell Fiab Commlsaioner W. H.
Lucas and wife, and their daughter
Miss Sallle, who have - been making
abort visit to the f amily of Mr. Jonathan
Havens, left yesterday Mra. Luoae and
daughter in the morning to visit rela
tives at Rooky Pi tint, Pender county,
and Gommiasionei - Luoaa last night to
attend mooting o t the Shell Fiah Com
mission at Morehei 4.
Capt. Adam War oer, Assooiate Com'
misaioner, also wa.nt town to attend
the meeting aad Prof. H. V. Wilson
of tha chair of Theology at the Univei
icy, the other Associate Commissioner,
passed through en route to Morebead
tor the same pvrpeae.
. Mr. James : W. Xuoat, of Wilson
arrived Iaat night to viilt relative, in
the city.
Ceauwndable.
All claims not consistent with the
bigh cbaraoter of tiyrup of Figs are
purposely avoided by the Cel. Fig
Syrup Oumpaav. It acts gently on the
kidneys, It vsr end bowels, oleanslng
the system effectually, but it is not a
rare-all .and makes no pretensions that
every eoiue will not eaastaatiate.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
Offered by Business Men for Articles
Exhibited at the New Berne
Fair.
1 By Jaa. Redmond, Wholesale
Liquor Dealer, for largest alligator, 85.
By Cbas. Reizenstein, for most
efficient Day Policeman (on duty at
Grounds) $5.
By John A. Richardson, Dealer in
Furniture, for the 2nd best colleotion of
ourios, 1 hall raok.
4 By O. Marks & Son, Dealers in
Dry Goods, feo., for best bushel sweet
potatoes, 1 set silver tea spoons.
S By O. Marks & Son, Dealers in
Dry Goods, fto., for 2nd best pair wild
turkeys, 1 set silver tea spoons.
6 By Holland & Jarvis, Dry Goods,
feo., 1 pair fine band made shoes, for
best plain pound cake made by girl.
7 By Holland & Jarvis, Dry Goods,
etc.. 1 ladies' fine oorset, for best col
lection of canned fruits by housekeeper.
8 By Holland & Jsrvis, Dry Goods,
&c, 1 dress pattern of outing cloth, for
best home made carpet.
9 By Mrs. S. W. Lane, Milliner, 1
spring hat for beet hand made dress by
child.
10 By J. M. Howard, Dealer in
Clothing, &c, 1 60 inch Smyrna Rug,
for best knit buggy robe.
11 By John Dunn, Dealer in Gro
ceries, &e., 1 satined lined straw work
basket, for handsomest soarf in Ladies
Department.
12 By Hackburn & Willet, Dialers
in Groceries, &o., 1 china chamber set,
for best embroidered slippers.
13 By Jos. L' Hahn; for best shuck
mat, $1.
H By C. E. Slover, Dealer in Gro-
oenes, dec, for best home made bread
tray, 60 lbs flour.
15 By Roberts & Bio., Dealer, in
Groceries, &c, 1 barrel Diadem flour,
for largest hog on exhibition.
16 By E. K. Biahop, Broker & Com-
mission Merchant, 1 barrel flour for
2nd best display in Agricultural De
partment.
17 By 8. B. Waters, Dealer in Con-
feotionery, for best colt, 1 box fine ci
gars.
18 By C. C. Green, Druggist, for
best and largest display Jellies, Pickles
and Preserves, 1 manicure set, plueh
oaae.
19 By Henry L. Hall , Stationer, best
peice of work by girl under 16, Oseian's
poems.
0 By A. E. Hibbard, Jeweler, for
best calico quilt, 1 silver thimble.
21 By Wm. Sultan, Dealer in Dry
Goods Ac, for beBt 10 yards homespun
(cotton) 1 breakfast shawl.
23 By W. H. Cohen, Dealer in Dry
Goods, &o,, for best diaplay of bread
and biscuits, one pair ladies fine shoes,
Enforce the Law Against Concealed
Weapons.
From the Clinton Caucasian we learn
of another death from the reckless
handling of a firearm in Sampson coun
ty. Sam Wilson a fool nigger, who
got two much firewater aboard at a
party swung bis pistol arounl his head
promiscuously snapping at others pres
ent. Finally it went off and the bullet
went through the head of Harry Mat
thews ool., killing him instantly. This is
the seoond deadly reault from them in
the same township within 12 months
and the ooroner jury in tbe last cesi
saw fit to pass a wise and timely recom
mendation which is applicable and
would be well to be heeded everywhere
follows:
"We do earnestly beg the Magistrates
and offioers of the law to enforce the
statute concerning concealed weapons.
for every day we oan hear the evil oon
sequences of them. "
There are neaoable times and if a
man avoids vicious company and oon.
ducts himself properly the occasion is
extremely rare that any emergenoy
would arise requiring him to defend
himself by a deadly weapon. For
every oase where a pistol proves of ser
vice a dozans instances etn ba cited
here valuable lives here been eaori
ficed.
$10,000.
Editok Journal: The North and
Northwest during tbe winter months
do not call for money by the hundred
of thousand. So any one who oould use
to an advantage one, two, three, four,
five, six, Beven, eigbt, nine or ten
thousand dollars, would find it to his
interest to borrow it from the Eastern
Building and Loan Association of Syra
ouse. N. Y.
The Eastern has already loaned
several thousand dollars to its members
in N. O. In my presence December 2Ut,
1891 it granted all applications on file
from North Carolina members.
For particulars apply to
Isaac H. Smith,
New Berne, N. C General Agent.
jan630d
EASTERN
CAROLINA
LINE.
DISPATCH
Change of Schedule.
To permit the annual renovation of
the steamer Neuae she will oa witn
drawn from tha line for a few dayi
After Monday Jan. 11th, inat, tbe
Neuse will temporarily replaced by the
steamer Plymouth, which wili eail from
New Berne, (commencing Friday low.
inst.l Tuesdays and Fridays at 3 p.m,
The Plymouth, while a pasenger boat,
haa no state-room aooommodations.
Timely notioe will be given of the
resumption of service by eteamer
Nauae. Gko. Henderson, Agt,
Now Berne, N. C. Jan. 8th. 1891.
Bargains t
One first class new upright Piano for
tele, tar below factory price, also one
old Piano, In very good conditio, and
fine tone. Inquire at the Gbxbh Front
NOvkltt BTOTg, iiiaaie street, next to
the Baptist Cnuron.
I u98t v Pnor. B. WALLHAV,
Died,
At the residence of his parents, in
this city, of aoute rheumatism with
heart complication, Monday, Jan. 11th,
William Joseph, son of Dr. and Mrs, U.
E. Bagby, aged 9 yc ars.
The funeral will be held from tbu
Centenary Methodist Church this morn
ing at 11 o'clock.
( Atlantic Seasido please copy . )
At the residence of bii pirents in thit
city, John Henry, only boo o( Mr
Henry J. and Mrs. Albeniaa Staub, of
pneumonia, aged 18 years, 11 moDtat
and 20 days.
The fuoeral services will take place
from the Centenary M. E. Church,
today at 3 p m.
Thus in one night the angel of death
oame in our midst and removed from
us a bud of promise and u 5011th in the
flower of early minhood. L'tlle Joe
Bagby was a bright and lively child, a
lover of his Sunday-school and a f.ivor
ite with hii playmates. Mr. HtauLi was
a quiet, steady, industii" 'is. Christian
young man, who up to the time of the
commencement of hin illnota.
weehs ago. was strcng and Liiir'y, witli
every indication that a Iodk !ifo of m"
fulneaa lay ahsad of him. but the All
wise Ruler of every event siw fi; l
order differently, and tbe bereaved rel
atives can but submit to the rlivio will
wi'.h tbe comforting a;urucu th.,t ' it
is well wi'.h the lad."
Your At (fill ion
To page 00 of the East Carolina Fnb,
Game and Iidustri-il Association pr
mium list A careful p-ruml of it i
page will financially bentfi; every una,
woman and child in North Carolina.
The entire presa of North Carolina ij
respectfully rrqueetel to copy tiie
above for one issue, for benefit of their
readers, and send one copy to Box 4'JS),
Newborn, N. C.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
MOSES T. BRYAH,
Carpenter and Builder.
fimali Jobi of Repairing eol cltrd ai d Eat
Is faction guaranteed.
Maybe lound ween wanxei ntartreice
actory.
Refers to pa6t cbarrcter s ft cMlz.'n nnd
mechanic. ja.olJ.ltl
Sale of Valuable Land.
I will aell for cash, at the Court Hmkp
door In New Berne, on Monday, the lstli of
January, iyz, ai li o clock, M.. a t ract, of
land containing 100 acrtH more or 1 ens. 'Si
acreB cleared, Toacrea heavily tiniheiej with
pine, asn, cypreaa and oa. lylui; ut.out.
eight nillea from New Eerue. near Kivrr
daie, about oneuliarteror a mile from the
A N. U. II. H.. bail oue mllo from eup(.
Hirer, adjoining the Gray farm uixi Ihe
lunda ofo. riluisjn, Mlp Loodle and Harney
Dixon.
jantsth, 16t2
C'Al.VIN HMI i ll.
For further particulars aiuily to 11. 1..
GIBH3, New Berne, N.U. llds
Commissioner's Sale cf
VALUABLE LAND
Pursuant to a Judgment of foreclosure n
MorlgBKee, and an order or sale, at Kuli
ierm. lain, or tno superior court or 1 ravuu
County, wortn Carolina, in tne civil vction
entitled Green, toy & Co. vs. W.J.J1. Cav
ner. et als..as commmalooer duly Hir timed
and authorized by tne ua d jiultzincnt and
order of sale, I will Bell to the higi.tm bidd
at the Court House door of Craven bounty.
n the city or new Bern, N. C. oniheliih
day of February, iai2 (being Monday and the
flret day of February Term of Craven County
Superior Court), at 12 o clock, noon, or hh
boou thereafter as the court Hhiill lake a te
cesa. all the following deBci lbed land:
LvlnE and beinK iu Craven count v, North
Carolina, on Clubfoot's creek, and biiuntif tl
on the north by Clubfoot's creek, on thu caBt
bv Adams creek road, on tne south by the
New IJerne road, on the west by the lands
of the late Rufus W. iiell, contt inm one
hundred aud fitly aeres more or lets, b.Mnn
the eame tract of lan formerly owned by
Stephen L. C&viuer, and welt kuown as thu
Oaviner tract of land. Terms of tale, cash.
This, January 12th, iK'z.
td C. U. THOMAS, Com ml sinner.
Public Sale of Land.
In obedience to aJadKtnent ol thu .supe
rior Court of Craven county, reudt red at nil
Term, ltwl, in tne suit wherein tho Hiate of
North Carolina ou relation of W.M, Watson,
Olerk of the (Superior court of Craven
county. Is plaintiff, and Cyrus Weatbrook
and otners are defendants, the underslgne .
will, as comm la loner, sea to tne highest
bidder, for cash, at the Court House In Cra
.en county, on MONDAY. FKUHUAHY 15,
mi, at JZ o oiooB, M., mo iouowiub Heal
Estate, to wit:
1. A certain tract of land in No. 9 Town
ship, Craven counly, adjoining the lands of
A. UOfuon ana oiuon, vvuvnuiug ai tne
north side of ISeuse Koad (where the line or
Stevenson's 0'XI acre patent crosses the road )
nd runs down the road -M poles, then nonh
to Caroline M. carr'tuine, then 10 1 lie begin
ning, being one acre, more or less, with the
1 m Drove me uts thereon: beinie the sainede-
Bcnbed In the mortgage from John J. West -
brook to the Mtaie. uaiea j une za,
2. A certain house and lot in the V lilaeo of
Harnweil.No. it iownsblp. Craven county.
adjoining the lands of Peter Walden on the
Worm, ou 1 no jasi uy iuuuh miviy owned uy
W. D. Brown, on the south by l.tw hod's
land, formerly owned by W. 11. lirown, on
the west by DawBon's land, being tne mime
lace where Baiu westorooK. am bnsineriB:
lelutr the same described In a inortuiiL-u
ironi John J. Westbrook to the htute. ie-
oorded In Craven county record or deeds,
Hook No. Do, folios 427 ana iSi to which refer
ence Is had.
3. A certain piece or lacti lying in (he vil
lage of Barnwell, No. H Townthlp, (raven
county, on the north sldo of Neu;e road,
bounded on the north by the lands of tieor-;.
Taylor, on the east by tbe lumts of l .lz.ii-
Blddiu.ontne souin uy me lanus or i ci- r
Oarr, on the west by loe lauds of oi'n;;t)
I'&ylor. on which there is a dwelling house
4ux iH feet, containing one fourth of in aero,
more or lets: being the suiui described Ida
moi'igage from Joun J. Vvest'iruok to tlie
?tat. recorded In Craven county record of
deeds. rJook No. 90, folio 17fi, to which ruler
ence Is bad.
4. A certain piece or lot or laud situated in
No. 3 Township, Craven county, ou ieuae
road, about one mile from Barnwell, con
taining one Storehouse and about 1 Uteres
of land; being tbe same purchased by H. A
Russell, bounded on the north by land of
Doctor Carr aud R. A. Unssel), on the ean by
K. A. UusseU's land, on ih south by K. A.
Russell's laud, and ou the werit by l eter
Pettlway'e; t'lug the same dt-Bilbed In a
mortgage from John J. Weatbrock tK. W
Carpenter, C. B, .. jecorded 'n Craven
county record of deeds, Hook No. tiff, Kollo
180, to which reference is had.
5. Also a tract of land In No. 8 T wnshlp,
Cr.tvcn county, adjoining the la.nte lateiy
owned hy W. 1. Brown, now owiud by one
Mo Law horn on all MdfcS, except Neuhoroad
on tne north side, situated In the i;l isoof
Barnwell, c tntalnmn IMj iquare eei; t lug
same lot purchased by John J. Wehtnraok
from B. H. Wooten and wife, by ded d'tted
Feb. 19th, 1880. recorded In book No. H,
folios 1W and 197, Craven county rtoi j 01
deeds
The above triors will be sold eepara'ely.
J AMU 3 C. HARRISON,
Commissioner.
New Bdrne. NC., Jan, 12th, 18l2. tds
Money To Loan.
Tha Trustee, of New Berne Aoademy
offer to loan Fire Thousand Dollar on
first mortgage seourity of property in
the city at a rate of interest to be agiead
upon. Apply to
W. M. WATSON,
1an8 lOd Seo. and Treas.
flip
fp
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cit-.ta of f.-irtir biking powdor.
UiL'l)'-t.t uf all in iHH's-'iiing utrtnuth.
Latest U. S. Gurenuiic.il l 'vuil Report.
((:,; 1 1 x c : of
Ladies' Shoes,
.75
WE HAVE
educed
Them to $2.25.
Now i.-i the time to Knt
For &2.0O.
Stop! Stop
AND SES T:1E
Largest and Eest kkdA
ick if
WATCHES, J
JCiWiSLrtl
wv. rTi r fir1
Silverware and Novelties
ever ehriwn in Ken- H"rne. I hive hi
returnd from the J.'irth i,!; a FL'LL
STOCK of nil kirk's cf gooiis in my Jine.
SAM K. EATON,
The Jeweler,
Middle Ht., opposite Baptist Church.
REDWtIOH in Old
Virginia Okeroots.
Also, Eorsford Bread
Preparation.
Buy your Shot and
Powder and save Money
WHOLESALE QliOOEB,
MIDDLE iiTUEET,
NEW KEBXE. V. C.
NOTICE.
Barrington & Eaxter
For the next Thirty Days
will cloao out their
WINTER CLOTHING,
Boots and Shoes,
At a Great Reduction.
Cro3i2tt's aud Zcigler's
Shoes the rac pric?.
Boot and Shea Maker,
POLLOCK StREi:r,
K-w le-;jts. c.
.1 tli
IIih;-
Mechuii.t ,i
New Yt-i h, I
..I
i ti fiorn
1 to 1111
fn.
promptly u!l ni,l; id 1
ccaxoM M.viu: iiuois and snots.
The n :i
Buppllrrt il
Is ihe IjOijl
-f:trs thit 1 jiavo h;i sra(-lo-lly
'.vd-ila o; nil 1 1 ,.!;'.' j oil n p:,i rotiw
immune of li.e I'Si.ii ,.o.L-r of my
work,
KepiilrlnK H sp
ly don,-.
r lty. Nc:iM. Ki.ii prompt
J.)I1N Mo-OHl.r.Y,
novojw ir lalp
Valuable City
i roperty
ale.
Ul; f s eoober dietiot'd cf at crivate
sale, 1 will sell to the bubest tidcer. at
the Court Hmiae door in Newborn, Bt
1!S o oloclc, M., on thu 19. h inst , the
House and Lnt whnr.-m I new rr,ide.
Term r-aey mi l p-i.v. rjiniM'ruto.
For ptivmo purrhnu:. nod o'hfr par
ticular!. pply to 0VEN H. UUIO.V.
Ejq , Attorney at L'w city.
C. H. BLANK.
Jan. 5,1591. tf
LINDSAY & CO..
DEALERS IS
Barrels! Ba.r&I Covers
COR. KING AND WATER ST8.,
de23 lm POKTSMOCTH, TA.
Kino S-oo -A u
Umm STIM, Hackburn
We etill curry thu AI.'JlNE S'J.OO 1 3 'Si
Shoe J i - O
Stolen,
From ray Stables, one set of (imita '
tion) Rubber Mounted Harness, and
one Bridle and Breast Strop to a forty
dollar harness. A liberal reward will
be paid for evidence to oonviot the
thief.
jnl02t J. W. 8TEWART.
TSis .law Year Is Here.
11,,
SATISFACTION
j GUARANTEED, jj
N
..rets tbu departure of de
!' U) nerved his day or
!:-. them and his bucbm-
r;iti. : tin
80r ! ' hi" t-upi-tior. The old ia
-n--;hi w i li.ro.
, '- 'l tniliovc bo cornea to the
.r i.:. Mi-! v ieh to inform all our
cm- nu-r.1 f it. pcM:c generally that
'. '.v.'l in ki rxtri tlfoiti during this
!!r ' 1 i-it-fa tlioir roods, wham
I'.y i.i oon:-i Jo.-ed, at prices that wilt
i'orapi'tiii-)3.
rul.
ledmond
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
and CIGARS,
Scuih Front Street,
Two 1l.j. , i:it -t Gaston IIoum
B-:7 Berne, II. C.
i J.io-J UwlV
e; -i.m:ent:j
mind 1
SHOULD BEAR IN
:? Eose-ju for attacks of
on ua. Bo prepared for
Lroup n os
thio in -id .t lig tli eaao by always having
.1 bot;; cf U li. Duffy's Croup Stbup
iu t'a. hsie. Prepared after the re
cipe of li e lu'.e Dr. Walter Duffy, and
for ealo l.j tho proprietor at his store on
Mid li i i-trcet, next to Custom House,
and by Ni--,v Borne Drug Company,
OOiEBTS u BRO.
Wliolpxale Dealer, In"
Gr . :ries, Provisions
Tmi anJ SSLTP, BOWS and SHOES.
M-ir lsfor STOCK "DIADXK'
unnel wnriuutpd.
: ..f I'LKE WEST INDIA
' urown Importation.
. uh, or send yonr orders
. ur rK'os aa LOW a, the
;cnKRTa 4 bko
gaw,
AT LAW.
e:-:e, n. c.
Ovr Citizens
Bank.
s&sSula
'I T.w.a.
idAOti
II, ii UniiU'j, Tr,idera, Liqaur Dealers,
Comcjii-iiion M Tchante,or other dealers
cuo hereby uotiiled that they mnst list
at wy (Ciza bo weeu lbs 1st and 10th
January, 1603, tho c mounts of their
purch.i:un for .tt nix months ending
Deoombor 31, U'fll.
See Riv. Act, Sjc. 23, J3, eto.
J. W. BIDDLE,
jariS td Reg. of Deed a.
S. R STREET,
General?
FIRE MJD LIFE
Insurance Aent,
NEW BERNE, IT. C.
All,
TH KV
, I ' !, . l
1.CUP
w mri r: mm
ATTCHNEY
XL'
Olace