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5 The Daily OUIINAL r v - A t. I 1 C" 1 V VOL.BX.-NO. 249 NEW BERNE, N. 0.. SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1892. '' BUSINESS LOCALS. FOUND. 1 pair of double reins. , i Davb Manly. tIVE Hundred Dalrs of Rubber Shoes 1 for children, 10. 12t and IS centa per pir. JanWtf BIG IKE. I WOULD imform my friends and the pnblio generally that I have opened a tailor shop atH. L Hall's Book store, and would Mk a liberal share of their palroage. 5 jaal81w F. M. Chadwick. THE Consol Polio recently snnounod by The Mutual Life Ihsubance Compact of New Vobk oombines MORE ADVANTAGE with FEWEB RESTRICTIONS than any Investment Inanranoe Contract ever offered. It consolidates Insurance, Endowment, Investment. Annusl Income. No other company offers tbis polioy. 0 LARGE lot of handsome Lace Cur tains, Chenille Curtains, Covers, Rugs, etc, just reotived at jn9 J. Sutkbs. RE. Hudson House Painter, Papor Hunter. Kulsominer," Orders Promptly attended to. Apply at If L II. Cutler's store. SMOKE Genuine Cubana Tobacco. oct6tf NEW DRUG STORE. Drugs, Medi eii.es and ohemloala, n. P. Popular Proprietary Medicines. All varl-tles of Druggist's Hnndries. Trusses aud Bruo s. New erop Qard-n Heeds. Klne ami Large Buwk Cigars and Tobacco, all Mtw. Pr aortptlona aocurately eo iiponude i (and ol t WAS prices), out m tto and our success. O. O. OH '.KN. Drmrgiat and Apothecary, Jflddla St.. four doors from Pollock, lau'ii ly Gen. Stanley has jast received reports of a confidential nature from the commanders of the diner ant troops engaged in scouting for Garza. While it is not positively known what the reports contain, enough is known to warrant the statement that Garza and his men are , now engaged in mustering a greater strength than they bare ever had since the first uprising occurred. New Hampshire Democrats are load for Cleveland according to the Manchester Union. Louis, son of the late Prince Louis Luoien Bonaparte, is under arrest in London for theft. SENATOR Vilas the most distin guished Demoorat in tbe Northwest, opposes tbe free silver idea. A San Diego dispatch says: Gen. Datns F. Coon, commander of Beintzelman Post, G. A. R., of tbis city, and senior vice comman der of the National Union Veteran Legion, on behalf of foregoing orders, telegraphed President Har rison today, asking permission to raise a brigade of troops for Chili. Tbe barbarous treatment of the American seamen in Valparaiso has aroused, the old soldiers here. Permission to enlist will cause tbe veterans to pour into San Diego. It is said that an attact is to be made in the present Congress upon tbe pension laws with the hope of reducing tbe annual expenditures in this direction from $138,000,000 to $38,000,000 or at most 850,000, 000. Tbe movement will not be inaugurated by tbe members of Congress, but will be tbe work of an organized body of loyal soldiers bo believe that reform is neces sary, and that millions are being expended annually for pensions to men who have no right to tbe money. THE grip claimed as its victims on Wednesday Cardinals Manning of London, and Semioni of Home. The heir of the Prince of Wales is now bis second son, Prince George, who is a Commodore in tbe British navy. A Burglar in Washington City shields himself from tbe gun of the man whose honse he enters by holding tbe man's wife in front of him. The Pope has sent a letter to the Cardinal Archbishop of Paris requesting tbe French elergy to cease opposition to tbe French republic. A Bill is introdbced in Con gress to repeal tbe law which prohibits tbe appointment as officers of the army of men who terved in the Confederate service. The infantry companies now stationed at Fort lleno, Ukl., have been ordered to Texas for service. It is presumed they are to take Dart in the troubles on tbe Bio Grande. Tbe Filth Cavalry is ex pected to take np tbe march for Texas at any moment. IT has been printed dozans of times that New Jersey favored Mr, Hill for President. Tbe Legiela tni baa been polled by tbe World and it shows 31 for Cleveland; 9 for Hill; 6 for Abbett; 1 for Whit ney? and 1 for Gray. The Bepub Iieasyr preference for Blaine for President is 14 to 7. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. D. Manly Reins found. W P. Jones New firm. Ncvelty Store Piano for sale. Latham, Burrus & Co. Dissolution. Clark & Stevenson Property for sale. Weather today: Fair and warmer. Mr M. L. Flynn'g general meroban- ise store at Pantego was burned Wed nesday night from the explosion of a kerosene lamp. Lies near 86 000 Lightly insured. Ic was not a bad illustration of the af ter effect of the grip which Dennis the coachman made when asked if he had recovered. "Tee," he said, "but I was sick sixteen days after I got well.1' We request our citizens generally to send Us as many names as they can to horn they would like to hive the Fair Edition of tbe Journal sent. Also we request that these addrsaes be written in plain English as our mailing clerk is a little rutty on other languages. Mr W. P. J jnos has bought out the mattress factory and furniture store of Mr. A. M. Baker, and will continue the business at the same stand. Mr. Jones is a very fine, worthy and industrious young man, and will no doubt aohieve ucjess in the business career upon which he has now embtrked. In the house a resolution to inquire into the legality of Calvin S. Brice's eleotion to the United States Senate on the ground that he is not oitixen of Ohio, was referred to the committee on elections: yeas, 54; .nays 29; the Democrats voting Solidly , against it, and Mr Grfflin (Bep.) voting with them. v English women are very active In politics. The Women's Liberal Society, at tbe head of which is Mrs; Gladstone, numbers now fully 100,000 members, and tbe Primrose League, which is an older orgamza tion, made famous by sncb women as Lady .-. Bandolph Churchill, is 1 even larger.. Dr. Kate Mitchell -; the English -' temperance worker, ' who is now. visiting America, says she thinks the time is not far dis tant when tbe women of England willS be granted the rights , ' of suffrage. asset? is gloomy. He says the Eepublioan part; In New York 1 needs revivifying' Of. Belden who ays the party needs new blood Mr. Fassett- said: "He has seme of mine on bis hands now.''. He says that the people .are 'indifferent about Hill's stealing' the Legisla ture and that ttere is nothing on the surface to indicate a deep seated feeling of resentment among the people that would cost the r -itlc party dear at the next LOCAU NEWS. Coming and Going. Mr. A. J. Mitchell left yesterday morning, returning to bis borne in Henderson. Miss Laura Dickinson, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. F. Taylor, left Monday returning home. Miss Mabel Chadwick, of Beaufort. and Miss Willie Ferrebee, of tbis city returned to Greensboro Female College. Mr. P. H. Pelletier returned last night from a trip to Maine. Mrs. D. N. Eilburn, of Lunenburg. Mass., arrived to visit her sister, Mrs E. H. Claypoole. Miss Laura Hughes returned home from a visit to friends in New York, General Ransom's Funeral. A large oonooune of people assem bled at Christ Churoh, Siturday morn ing at 11 o'clock, to attend the funeral of General Robert Ransom. The body was handled by the follow ing Confederals veterani: Captains K. R. Jones, 8. B. Waters and R. D. Han oook, and Meiers. B. R. Street, Jas W Biddle, W. R. Banington. Jno. M Hargett and J. K. Land, and the fol lowing gentlemen aoted as pall bearers Gen. W. C. Battle, Major Graham Daves, Lieut. F. Winalow, and Messrs. Jas. A. Bryan, M. Makeley, Pierre La Montagne, J. W. Smallwood and W m Dunn. After the pall bearers came the fam ily and friends in oarriages, and many others afoot. The floral decorations, which entirely oovered the grave, were beautiful, con sisting principally of white byaointbs and violets made Into crosses, anohors and other appropriate designs. Thus waa laid to rest the" highest ranking North Carolina Confederate ofQoer oue who' never shunned at duty's call to Imperil bis life in defenoa of the heaven-bestowed and constitu tionally guaranteed rights of his native land. Peaoe to the noble-spirited hero. : Commendable, All claims not consistent with the high character of By rap of Figs are purposely avoided ' by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company.' It aots gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, -cleansing the system effectually, but it la not cure-all and makes no pretensions that every br',;ie wilLnot substantiate. THRILLING BALLOON ASCENSIONS. Ihe Treat in Store for Tisitors to the New Berne Fair. A Description of two Of Prof. Ward's Previous Performances. Prof. H. R Ward, who has been en gaged at great expense to give four of his wonderful balloon ascensions and parachute leaps at the New Berne Fair ranks among the most daring and suooessf ul aeronauts of the country and his ascensions on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of Fair week are expeoted to be the most exciting spec ial attraotlons the Fair has ever bad. Years ago there were one or two balloon ascensions in New Berne, but tie aeronauts always came down with the balloons. These we think, will be the first asceneicu9 which wind up with parachute leap and tbey may be relied upon to be as grand and ioterestiog as any that are given. Prof. Ward, gave exhibitions at the Danbury, Conn., Fair last fall, a Fair that ia noted for the excellence of whatever it has and from the Danbury Evening News of Ootober Oth and 10th we take the following account of Prof. Ward's exparience there and bow well pleased they were with him: THE BALLOON ASCENSION. Prof. Ward.. the aeronaut went up in tbe biggest balloon and made the finest ascerjaiue y t.-rday ever seen on the Fair Grounds. The asoeneion was to have been made at three o'clock, but tbe balloonist found the wind too strong, and it tvas Dearly five o'clock when the monster air ship was released from its fastenings and at a signal from the aionaut the ropes were dropped. It shot almost directly upward, and a murmur of applause went up from- the or owd as the balloonist swung himself down into the paraohute and waved his hat. Ashe went upward he grew so small that he went almost out of sight, and only a little black speck waa visible. The balloon appeared almost like a toy. It seemed to stand perfectly still up in tbe oiouds, and for a moment people held their breaths and won j ere a if any thing had happened. A Svell Bound vrowa. Then there was a chorus of "See," The dangling paraohute suddenly part ed from the balloon, and the black ipeck darted straight downward. Then the thing opened like an umbrella, and gradually spread out. It came down very slowly, and al most direotly over it tbe big balloon slowly oareeu6d and a volume of smoko poured from its mouth. Then it shot downward like a stick from a rocket and passed the paraoute. Thousands of eyes were centered upon the daring sky ecrnper until be sank from view btyjnd toe liae of trees which skirt grounds on tbe north. It was a perfect asoeneion, and tbe most successful one ever witnessed in this city. The aeronaut landed in safe ty near the Miry Brook road, and the balloon waa found in the same neigh borhood. ANOTHER SUCCESFUL ASCENSIOH. Prof. H. R. Ward went up four thou sand feet yesterday, and made another successful decent with a parachute Prof. Ward is one of the most success ful men in his line of business. His home is near Rochester, New York and he makes an annual tour of all the fairs in this part of the country, where his services are desired. He has made twenty-five asce&sion tbis years, and every one has been eucoesstui. At oar mel he was obliged to come down with tbe balloon but he escaped unhurt. His performances are really remark able and as has already been said his scensions are the beet ever seen bere. Yesterday he went up until he almost disappeared from view, and then he out loose from the balloon and oome straight down. He landed between the Fair Grounds and tbe Sutrar uonow road. In conversation with a reporter yes terdav hesDoke of his ascension Wed oes .-lav. Thousands oi people nuuueu that he remained apparently stationary in the air several seconds, and it was feared that something had happened The annaratus whioh releases the para ohute from the balloon failed to work' properly and he made several attempts before he suoceded in dropping. He thought at one time that he would have to come down with the balloon. His desoent was unusually rapid that day and he bruised himself severely when he struok the ground. It the first injury he ever received. Remember that Prof. Ward will give four of these darine leaps from the clouds at the New Berne Fair and that the dates on which they will take nlaoaaxe February 22d 231 24th and 25th. BTE ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE EAST CAROLINA FISH, OYSTER, GAME AND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. Officers, Regulations, and Roles Gov erning- Judges, Entries, Awards, &c. Prices of Admission, Premium List, Officers and General Remarks. (CONTINUED.) CLASS E C. E. FOY. DIRECTOR. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Asiatic. Best tilD light and dark Brahmas, buff, white, partridge and black Co chins and black and white Langshane, S3 each. Games. Beet trio black breasted red, brown breasted red, Indian, red pyle and bite games, $2 each. Hamburg. Best trio silver spangled, golden and penoiled hamburgs, $2 each. Mediterranean. Best trio browc white and black sehorn, white faoe black Spanish and Minorcas, $2 each. Polish. Beet trio white crested white, golden bearded and silver bearded Polish, $2 each. Bantams. Best trio Pekin, white, eilver eea right and game bantams, $1 each. -dniei'iciro. Beat trio barred and white Plymouth rocks, golden, silvered and whl'.e Wyandottes, black and white Javas. Jersey blues and Dominiques, $1 each Beet pen of thoroughbred fowls, not less than 6 bens and 1 cock, $5. Best and largest collection of above named fowls by one exhibitor, not less than 7 varieties $10. Turkeys. Best trio bronzed turkeys, 82; best trio white and brown do , SI each. Ducks. Best trio Muscovy, Pekin ncd Rouen ucks, $1 each, beet trio puddle ducks, 50 cents. Geese. Best trio Touiouss, Bremen, China, Hong Kong, Poland and wild geese, SI each. Other Pou'lry. Best trio pea fowls, S3; white guineas, (1; native guineas, 50 cents. Note A competent man will be in charge of all poultry , and particular care and attention shown them . CLASS F-A. MILLER, DIRECTOR Culinary Department. Committee in Charge. Mrs. John Dunn, Mrs. PH Pelletier, Mrs. T A Green, Mrs. E B Roberts, Miss Sadie Hollister, Mrs. S R Street, Mrs, W F Rountree, Mrs. R A Willis, Miss Nellie Jones, Miss Annie Justice, Mrs N W Jones, Mrs J K Willis, Mrs. J A Patterson, and Misses Maria Manly, Hattie Dail and Luoy Rishton. Miscellaneous. Beet 5 pounds North Carolina butter 82; second best do., SI; beat 5 pounds suet, SI; beet 10 pounds beeswax, beat strained honey, 1 gallon, Si; best honey comb, 10 pounds, Si; beet peck dried apples, peaches, pears, figs and berries by natural process, $1 ; best and largest display of dried fruits, 4 or more varieties, 82; best gallon North Carolina apple vinegar, SI; best North Carolina hams, 3 to be shown, $2. Jellies. Best glass apple, blackberry, grape, peaoh, pear, quinoe, strawberry, whor tleberry, cranberry, orange and lemon jelly, 50 cents each, best collection and display of jellies not lees than 8 va lie ties, by one extibitor, home made. 50 cents each; beit and largest display of otkes not leas tban 5 kinds, 82; bet-t and largest display in this department by one exhibitor, S3; beet loaf bread, Si; best plate bi.:uits and dozen rolls, Si each. BY CHILDEEN UNDER 15 YEAKS OP AGE. Bet loaf bread, best dozen rolls, bis cuit, pounl cake, j -jlly cake, sweet picklec any variety, jelly and sour pickles, 50 cents each; best and largest exhibit by a obild, of the above articles, not less than 4 kinds, SI. CLASS G T. A. GREEN, DIRECTOR. Manufactured Tei tiles. Leather, Ac. Best aud largest display by merchant, 825; 2d beBt, 810. Provided that 3 or more make display. Diplomas also are offered in thin department for best specimen tanned and dressed leather, embracing calf, sole, goat, buckskin and porpoise and on best specimens of nearly all articles made therefrom in ordinary use; also on largest and best collection of furni ture, best mattresses, mantels, shades, blinds, doors, lathe work etc (To be Continued ) My PRICE 5 CENTS, ! SPECIAL PHEHIUL1. ! He who vibita tho Eaat Carolina Fish, j Oj6tcr, (jamo end Industrial Assocla : tion, that Trades the Largest Amount viril BIG IKE, j WILL GET A I Premium of $5. M0SE2 T. BRYAN, Oarpenfsr and Builder. Hmill toinof Kepnlrlng solicited and sat- ie'Hf-non Miirunt-el-I v.iiy In, fuiiim whe n wantel near tbe Ice 11- us to I Jiin'hujiii-. Absolutely Pure. i l.a.-cUr us u cltizfla and JanlMtr A cream of tartar baking powdor. Highput of all in loavenirg etn nth. Latent U. S. Government food Report NOTICE. (.'liurch Services Sunday. Centenary M. E. Church Rov. R A. Willis, paitor. Services at 11 a. m., and 7:80 p. m., conducted by the pieior. Young men's prayer meeting ai 9:15 a. m. Sunday benool at s p in., J. K. Willis, Supt. Prayer meeting cn Thurs day night at 7.39 o'clock. Tho public are cordially invited to attend throe eerviora. St. Paul's Church Rlv. Mathir.a Uiu, rector. Sermon and hinh srtfa nr. 11 a.m. Vespers and benediction nt 7:30 p.m. 8uiiday echool at 1 p m. Livino service every morning at 7:30. Church of Chriit, Hancock eirjet I. L. Chestnutt, paator. Serviced at 11 a. m. and 7:30 pm. Young men 'a prayer meeting at 9 a m. Sunday-bchoo! at 3 p. Weekly prayer-meeting every Taurt- day night. All are ccrdiilly invited to attend these services. Christ Church Rev. T. II. N. G.-org-, rector, 24 Sunday after the Epiphiny. No early service. Saivice and Sermon 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. ni. Tbe public are cordially invited aad will be shown to seats by attea'.ivo ushers. Sunday School at the Chapel . 9 -0 a.m.. and at the church 3 30 p.m. Brother hood of St. Andrew liible cla3a to;1 men at tbe Chapel at 4 p. m. Presbyterian church Rjv. C. G. Vardell pastor, Services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., with preaching by Rev. Alexander Sprunt, of Wilmington; also on Monday night psibly longar. The public are cordially invited to attend. All seats free. Sabbath echool at 3 p. m. Y. M. C. A. The song seivice at the Young Men's Christian Association, this afternoon at 5 o'clock, will be con ducted by Dr. J. D. Clark, musi; by Y. M. C. A., orchestra- Come and bring some one with you. All men are cordially invited. Italian Musicians. YeBterdny the Fair officers concluded a oontract with an Italian orchestra to furnieb music the entire Fair week Tbe music of the barp aud violins wi 1 aid materially ia making everybody lively and in good humor. The people are to be congratulated on having men at the head of tbe Fair who are so thoughtful and careful to provide every species of appropriate innocent amuse ment that will heighten the enjoyment of visitors on these delightful occa sions. TO Sin li lay Oxieera, ringtail & Baxter the u;ext Thirty Days clcae cut their CLOTHING, .1 A X... ;. lie it known that tin nershin horetolY'iv exi dcr the firm v.amo of liurrus iV; Co. i.-; th . roast Shoes r.,iar; tiiiLC un- j l,;ithitm, i At H. tiav dissolved by nniiimi C'li-ciu. -Mr. J. lv Latham withdraw from the firm, ami the business will he continued by the two remaining partners, W, J'. Burrus anil C. L. Spencer. Pi-rtfMiis ini ( it(M lo -:it ham. I Burrus & Co. will make their jJusloi,a"'i payments to . i . lui rus -1 (Jo., who assume ail liabilities and obligations of said Latham. Burrus Sr Co. This Hth tlnv .Win's , l v.'. .I. B LATHAM, W. 1". hlilKl'S, C. L SLMONCKK. Boots and Shoes, H eduction. Zeigler's and prices. Istp OAST. Shop, Hroad street, where all Uit.ti of WAGON & BUGGY WOKE In retiring from the firm oi Latham, Burrus (JcC'o., 1 beg to thank my friends, one and all. for their patronage, and 1 heartily bespeak for my succes -sors a continuanco of your favors. Very respectful lv, J. lv LATHAM. y. in in- i:? c" iiaort not:r. A!-o. v.- 1...VM tt FIRST-CLASS 'lUUSi-: SMOM frora tho Wen, where 'i shoe.1 tindc on his nierh. liivj un n call r.nd we will give BStif fac ion. H. WINFIEL0 j in! Uwtf a SONS. Having succeeded the firm of Latham, Burrus fc Co., we wish to announce that we will con tinuo business at "the same old stand," where we will be pleased to see our former patrons. Parties owing us by note or account will oblige us by making immediate settlement, Very respectfullv, W. P. BU URL'S ec C. SALE OF Valuable City Propsrty. Ill, Sp Term . 1 ovi I Resolutions of Respect. Immediately after the remains of our dear Brother. General Robert Ransom mo la ri nt. rant., tlm KrOtherOOOa OI Dt, Andrew held a special meeting at the office of our Brother. Jno S. Long, and ad on ted the followiosr tribute of respect The Urotherbooa ot st Anarew, unm Church. New Berne, N C. has been sua denly called upon to mourn tbe death GENERAL ROBERT RANSOM, one of its most efficient, most faithful members, who, conscientiously devoted to its prosperity and Joonseorated to its highest usefulness, lam nis auimy auu influence humbly upon the Altars of the Church, and olosed his active life ready for the Master's oomlug. Therefore: Resolved by tne be reaved members of this Brotherhood, that while we sorrow for the departure of our faithful Brother, we rejoice In the memory of his earnest christian reoord, his strong christian integrity, his triumph by tbe power or a living laitn, nia love for the fold of Christ, his deep and .ten der charity for all meu, and for that abiding hope, which, we earnestly believe gave him tbe victory over death and sin in his last hour. That we extend to'his bereaved family our deep sympathy in their great loas, praying the All-Wise Father, who ia tbe Great Bead of tbe Church, to comfort them In their affliction, and to build up and strengthen their hearts with the re membrance that their loss is his eternal train. -:. " ' C ...i '..' . . Resolved,:; That these resolutions be spread- upon our minutes, and that- the Newborn JounniL, St.- Andrew's Cross and The Churchman be requested to eopy, and that tbe family of our dear departed Brother will be furnished with transcript of this minute. ' Preserves Best jtr preserved apples, peaches. pears, tomatoes, quinces, plums, rasp berries, strawberries, citron, grapes and figs, 50 cents each; beet collection and display of preserves, not less than 8 varieties, by one exhibitor, home made, S3. Canned Fruits and Vegetables. Best canned peaches, pears, quinoe?, tomatoes, oorn, Lima beans and peas, 50 cents each; best collection and dU play of canned goods, not less than 6 kinds, by one exhibitor, home made, $2 Best and largest exhibit of canned goods, of North Carolina make, $25: 2d do , $15. Wine, Cider, etc. Best Sjuppernong wine, wine from any other grapes, blaokberry and cherry oordial and apple cider, $1 each, not less than three "bottles ot eaoh kind to be exhibited. Best and largest display of above, not leu tba 4 kinds, SI. Sweet Pickles. Best sweet pickled green tomatoes, watermelon, peaches and pears, 50 oents each; best and largest display of above, 4 kinds, SI. Sour Pickles. Best jar ououmbers, onions, cabbage, green tomatoes, arttcnokes, mangoes and peppers, 60 cents eaoh, best oolleo tlon and display of above not less than 6 kinds, 12. Jlfarmalade, Cat sup, Ac. Beet apple, peaoh, quinoe and blaok berry marmalade or jam, 60 oents eaoh, beet jar tomato and pepper oataup, B0 cents eaoh, best soar chow-chow, 60 oents; brandy peaches and cherries, 91 ""' ;. Cake and Bread, ' .. Best pound, jelly, sponge, f rait, gold, sliver, ooooannt and thoooltti cake, $10,000. Editor Journal: The North and Northwest during the winter months do not call for money by the hundred of thousand. So any one who could use to an advantage one, two, three, four. five, six, seven, eight, nine or ten thousand dollars, would find it to his interest to borrow it from the Eastern Building and Loan Association of Syra cuse, N. Y. The Eistern has already loaned several thousand dollars to its members in N. O. In my presence December 21st, 1891 it granted all applications on lile from North Carolina members. For particulars apply to Isaac H, Smitu, New Berne, N. C, General Agent. jan630d EASTERN CAROLINA LISE. DISPATCH Change of Schedule. To permit tbe annual renovation of the steamer Neuse she will be with drawn from the line for a few days After Monday Jan. 11th. inHt, the Neuse will temporarily replaced by the steamer Plymouth, which wili sail from New Berne, (commencing Friday 15th, inst.) Tuesdays and Fridays at 3 p.m. Tbe Plymouth, while a pasenger boar, has no state-room accommodations. Timely notice will be given of the resumption cf service by Heamer Neuse. GEO. HENDERSON, Agt, New Berne, N. C. Jan. Boh. 1881. Supe:lir Ciui.t, .lii::m Tli National Hank t Nov il,-t- lenulKiiii ami ot tier, t'umiaul to l:,o judytnent in tlip at named net Ion, w t' will m-u a : I'uliln- A lift am al llio t.'ourl doi!?e. in .m-w 1.,-u.e. on I tit, ITtti il-i ot 1-Y'hrunr.v . A. I.' !!'-. Ht l-oi-:i,-u iiiUitltiy, tti following l, hci n.cu lituutj situ uieii tu lliu olty oi rsew lli'me: 1 All lliobe lots or pleeeiiol land beln lots Nob. aud kti lu Hie plnti of SHlil elty. Uounil ed on llie boutti by Soulu l-'ront Bireel.ou the went by Metralf si ruet, on tbo noit b by lot of Mrs. A. M. Hey incur, autl ou tbe eubt by t:te Una Company lot. 2. Tne lot of land known as water front of lot No.liil In tbe plan of Hald oily , at the cur lier of Hanco.k aud Hoinb front alreete, being tbe same conveyed to Clara IS. Ueuin sou b) Jobn Hrooklleld. 3. 'llie lot of land known as water front of lot No. 2i In the plan of aald city, and also tbe It! hoiee power engine, shafting, pulieyB, eto., on aald lot. 4. Tbe eastern half of tbo lot of land known In tbe plan of taid city att the water trout or iol No. Zl, belnj; the Bame e uiveycd to clar . lj. Dennlsou by Ann Maria lUsoMvay. Aleo tbe machinery on snlil lmul which was oonveyed 'o l.i nia Milliard bv A. It. lienulhou ny niort,ciii;H niteu .t;i day or September, 1M1. lo wu: lino Bet ii.uraui c ii:erBnn w ish eircie Dump and 61 1'atent Heater comple e. belliK tuo niuciiuiery iiiiciiascij oy s.11,1 tennisnti or wiiiiam i.iymr ,v js.hif: hi,i one set No. a KoIIr, purcli iHcd from Hnvan nab oil Compimy, and selol .Mats purchased 10m R. H. Nutl Hons w. 6. All that lot or ninil on smith B'.tlo o South Front street helm; rnrt t.r lot No. waterfront), being Maine described Indeed K. Htauiy and wite ro eieo. w tiituer registered in Craven county In Uool. W.DlltfeB-Ma eicimu oy n.. ,v i,. i. , i, to ei -o. Whltner. by deed rettWlered In said county In Book Hti, naae :m; a!i the build- nt.'B. Improvements ami machinery on Bald and: als-i all tbe mnchli-ei-y wnl h thb mortuaced to Bald The ,N'a 1 -.nl Hank, oi New beine tiy biuu a. k. ie::iudon. Terms, cash. W. v.- ri.AKK ii Ml M. 1)11 V. bl h.VI-.S -MlN. Commies onerR. January I'd'a. 1-ie. td Th- T.-.:. i ,.f Now lierue Academy t lTer to !o iii l ive Thousand Dollars on tim niort.i,'(;t! security of property in tho eu) at a rate tf interest to be agreed upon. Apply to W. M. WATSON, Ur.V 101 Sec. and Treas. Stop! Stop! AND SES THE Largest and Eest Selected Stock of i WATCHES, JEWELRY'' Silverware and Novelties ever shown in Now Berne. I have jus ri tti.neil from the North with a FULL STOCK of all kinds cf goods in my line SAM K. EATON, The Jeweler, MeJijle St., opposite Baptist Church. NEW mil Having bonght out the entire stock of Furniture of A M. BAKER, I will continue the business at the Bame stand, and reapeotfully solicit share of the publio patronage. Also, I will continue the manufao ture Of ALL GRADES OF MAT-TRESSES. Old Mattresses renovated and put in first-olass order. jn!7dwtf W. P. JONES. Piano For Sale. ' In eeod tone and first-olass order, fine Mahogany ease, at a very low prioe, at the GREEN FRONT NOVELTY STORE, lei? ,-vV: Middle street, lw Cor. Alley next to Baptist Churoh C-iV i'ARENTd MIND that the Croup i-) cow on SHOULD BEAR IS reason for attacks of ub. Be prepared for this insidious disease by alwajB having a bottle cf Ii N. Duffy's Crocp SyuW in the lioueo. Prepared after tbe re cipe of tho late Dr. Walter Duffy, and for sale by the proprietor at his store on Middle street, next to Custom House, and by New Berne Drug Company. PROFESSIONAL AND TSSIiO PPE All kinds uf FIRST-CLASS WtlRK ia this line done on SHORT NOTICE and at REASONABLE PRICES. Samples and all the latest styles can bo seen by applying at the OASTON HOUSE. WM. P. LAWRENCE. K. BERRY'S Subscription Agency, NEW BERNE, N O. Fine ; Florida Oranges, Mince Meat, Small Hoininy, Buckwheat, Oatmeal, Bcnekss Codfish. Fmest Flour on earth, AT LUCAS & LEWIS. ""JOHH icSRi.EY. Beet and Shoe Maker POLLOCK STREET, NSW EEP.NE. N. C. Having spcnrcd the porvicps of a skilled Median..- n;:. hihI-cIhbs Workmin from Isew York. I am now fully prepared to fill promptly all orders lor line CUSTOM MADE COOTS AISD SHOES. The many years that I have satisfactorily supplied the wants of my numeroui patrons is the best guarantee of the character of my work. Repairing a specialty. Neatly and prompt ly done. novtiiwtflBtp JOHN MC30BLET, Valuable City Property J" or Sale; Subscriptions and Renewals of the various Journal;.. Papers. Magazines, Reviews, eto, eto., solicited. v By,iubsoriblng through this Agency yott save money order fees, postage, and worry in ease of lose of money through the mails. - v janlS lw Unless sooner disposed of at private sale, I will sell to the highest bidder at the Court House door in Newbern, at 13 o'clock, M., on the 10th itast., the House and Lot wherrin I new reside. - Terms easy and prioee moderate., .'. For private purchase and other par ticulars apply to OWEN H. QUION , Esq., Attorney at Law city. 't''vSS r----'v'ti-W,-:'-:C' H. BLAST IT.
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Jan. 17, 1892, edition 1
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