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Journal.
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ftUSINm LOCAL.
' v- - rr HRGB room on first Boo Ut ret t.
i JL v . . , O T. Hakoock tf.
' ; T k MA HOSfi deelrin. to bav FraaoO and
-.'io-:.'- X' Arisiio" Painting or ' Fashionable
, ' ' Papering done io belt etyie od secure
- tha services of. BieaeiS-. vonneuy at, Dai
J ' - lard of Sew, York at Hotel AWert-
FOB SALE One Second-hand Piano
: Apply at the offioe of
- feb it Clakk & Clibk
f"X Afirt CIQAB8 at verv low
- ' '"' t OaUUl figure towboloiale aod
. : ' retail traoej rui j
'- " ,, - JB BsUiJtOllD,
- ,r .f 'CALVIN SCHiFFEB'8 WILD
. v . X OBEBBT ROiK AND RYE put
-op Mpreealy lor throat and lung die
'' earn, for aaie by ,
- -' i - ,AB Rbdm jhd
i Jf T HAVE movtd on Broad etr-et, 8tall
; ' iNo 7. a. Fikbere old atend, Flo
. ' H usaga meat,(10 cent per lb
; jD261mo VibghlS Betas.
' - ' "i ABBOTT'S COGNAC BRANDY
. f'-"'.. JTosed Yery much In tne aick room.
-?-..., - Fur sale by
t jaaSStt JAS EHDM05P,
., .-'.r v" fTTVE Hundred pair of Rubber Shoes
for ohlidren, 10. 12i ana 10 cents per
.7'y .'V'-:"'T-jj
' ?r- ' 'VjeolS tt BIG IKE
HONTlDI Janoa Mineral Water,
too bent Natural aperient.
.--'' i. . ForealebyJaB Eedmond.
' : .'.npHB Consul Policy recently announce
..i JLby TH IfUTUAIt IlFB IliSUBANOE
- :. . t COMPANY Of NltW YOHK MnDime
-' W MuRE ADVANTAGES wi.h FEWER
'. ' - RESTRICTIONS tban any Inv atment
i'fsiCS loauranoa Contract eer offered. It
y , oooiollitaiM Insurance, Endowmoni.
: Cv - Infeatment. Anoul Ioeoma. No other
' ; V-wmpMF offer thla poiioy.
' TJUBE CORN WHISKEY foraalaby
- J IT. , " Jab Redmond.
.:;.T.v-;r.:.i "ABOB lot of handtome Laoo Cur
1 A:'''-' AJ taina, Ohanille Cnrtains, Covers.
: "T.'-";" Bast, etc, joat reotived at
. -'k jo9 , J Sdtkbs.
i "'. ?. ' If PORTED HOLLAND GIN for tale
, .' ,;'JLbyjAB Redmond.
- f j " ; E. Hadaon Honaa Painter. Paper
x.'.$T. .rX'Va Hinger. Kalaominer. Orders
. .. ,:-' . proaip(y attended io. Apply at
" V. 3 f i L H. Cutler's store.
i D
TJFF Gordon Imparled Bberry, for
aalebyjAS Redmond
MOKE Genuine Cubana Tobacoo
octotr.
MI8a.8ACRME5TAL. PORT and
80UPPEUNONG WINE8 lax sale
by Jab. Rbiuodd
NEW DRUG STORE. Droga, Medi
eu.a and ohemloals, o. r. Popular
Proprietary Medicine. All varl ties of
Druggist' Bnndne. TroHea and Bre a.
New crop Gr4-n Seed. Kina and Large
Btoek Cigar and Tobaooo. aliV. Pra
aariptlon aesnrately aomponndart (and iot
,-at WAB prices), .out m tto. and onr euoeeae.
' a C. ok vKN. DniKlsc and Apothecary,
M Iddla at., four door from Pollock. laniB ly
DUFFY'S HALT WHISKEY for
MediolnaJ nio. for sale by
' janad Jas. Redmond.
p.' Compliments have passed be
tween Chili and the United States
. and honors are easy.
BOTH parents oonsented, and a
girl of thirteen was married a few
' days igo in Georgia to a boy of
Ibarteen.
4 i
It U; estimated from very relia
ble sonrees ; that ths season
: Virginia had 100,000 acres of land
. derated to tobacco culture.
:f COIi. Bhbpard says New Tork
will never become reliably Eepabli
ew nntil all the Republicans read
the Mall ' and Express. If this be
true the State is hopelessly Demo,
cratie. .'
Idaho ha jast about enough
population and territory to give to
eaob person in the "State a square
' mile of room.-. There are 84,290
. aqaare miles of land in the State
and 84,385 people.' , '
' It la not often that Louisiana
. Bepnblioana commend themselves
Jto our admiration, but their re
pudiation ot Wormouth , entitles
them to a salute, and we courteous
; ly left our hat to tbem.
vt The investigations recently made
of the habitations of the Colorado
eliff dwellers have: led, scientific
men to believe that they were
oconpled by a raoe of people fully
ten thousand years ago. .
: A - noted Western man riding
; aoross the veouotry and noticing
thousands oi acres of cornstalk
standing in the fields from which
the eara had. been, jerked, said
'The farmer Is conducting the only
vbaoiaesi in the world that allows a
r.aa to lose 43 per cent, of his
capital stack and at the same time
Jive." - , " .
T7eilb the large receipts and
f ' ive supply of American cotton
1 : ? a forced down the price of the
t ; 'a, the recent orop estimates
! atal accelerating influence to
3 the market and to reduce
; ' "3 far beyond their merits
" ' "V the aotnal eOBtofpro
. 1" ) Douth Atlantic
f-wm cotton et
' ; ' a. Oif f ; n
It is said that Mr. Cleveland's
gan at his sporting lodge in New
Orleans is confronted every morn
ing by not less tban ten to fifteen
thousand wild ducks, geese, plover,
snipe and other aquatic birds.
' A correspondent of the Jour
nal of Agriculture selected two
hogs of the same sice, weight, age
and thrift. To one he gave an
ounce of salt daily; to the other
none. The one salted had a much
keener appetite than the other, and
in" three months weighed fifty
pounds the most.
Democrats throughcont ,4ne
country are very partial to Senator
Carlisle, and justly so, because of
hisgreat ability, sound Democracy
and manly character. The Wash
ington Star says: Possibiy nothing
except his residence in a Southern
State a Southern State, however,
wnicn adbered to the Un on in the
late war prevents the present
movement to promote the candi
dacy of Senator Carlisle for Presi-
deuc from amounting to something
HMtoas. The eminent Kuntuckiau
i confessedly a atatesman and
Uader and "orthodox" on the
two great questions of tariff and
finance Wah. S'ar.
aJAL NEW.
SEW ADVISRTIHEMtLNT3.
i , T Hancock Booma for rent.
Lucas & Lewis- Onelow Co ham.
Fieher, Johnson ft Co. New firm,
farmers & Marobanta Line Schedule
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co.
Weather today: Fair and slightly
warmer.
Quarterly conference will be bald io
New Borne next Sunday.
The amateur minstrels bare added
another feature, a staving faroe, with a
large Ciste of characters, to the coming
entertainment
The racing horses for the Fair are
till arriving;- Mr. W. O. Wiilelt re
ceived a floe trotter yesterday from
Miadleton, N. J., by tbe steamer New
Berne of the O. D. line.
Lewis R.nt, a colored man aged 64
years, who has btien in the employ of
E. G. Hill, Eeq , about a dozen years,
and who waa known to a good many 01
our oitizsns, died yesterday of pneu
monia.
Tbe county commissioners take the
position that tbey have no right to act
in the matter of a steam ferry or rivir
bridge at New Berne until by aoc of tfce
Legislature the question of levying a
tar and issuing bonds for tb at purpose
is submitted to tbe people.
Perseverance is an element of ano-
oms in any business, but especially
does It apply to advertising. "A man
who persistently and ardsntly pursues
one objuot io life," says George Ohnet,
th French novelist, "la invincible. "
If any a msn has fallen short of success
by reason ot his faintheartedness.
An Atlanta deteotive named Haney
suooeeded in collecting evidence that
John Boyd, who sinoe Christmas haa
been io Charlotte jiil for oow stealing,
is tbe heartless misoreaet who wreokeo
the train at Boatian's bridge, In whiob
twenty-thrte lives were lost. Boyd hi
oonfersed bis guilt and also informed
on his acoompiiees.
Kintsy Female Btmlnaiy has written
to aeoure a good sized space at the Fair.
This school intend to make a larger art
exhibit this year than ever before and
we are pleased to learn that it I almoat
a settled faot that tbe school will visit
the Fair. . We are told also by a Grifton
gentleman that it faery probable that
James1 Improved High School will
attend.
Visitor to the Fair are beginning to
arrive. Mr. A. L. Mohlsr, of St Paul
Minn., General Manager of the Great
Northern Railroad, arrived last night to
pend a few week In the city, covering
the time of the Fair. r He U (topping at
Hr. W. P. Bnrru.' Mm. H. D. Dean,
of Brooklyn, arrived to vUit her CMsin.
Mrs. J.: K. Willis, and Mr. Hamilton
Ditosway, of Brooklyn, and ohild ar
tired to visit relative, and all will re
main nntlt after the Fair.
The improvements v on , Hanoook
Ucraet M. E Ohuroh are getting well
under way. The old pulpit ha been
pulled down 1 and entirely remodelled
and a new olrouUr railing haa been
plaoed around the new altar. The door
at the rear will bs closed and tbe seats
re-painted. The wood work is expected
to be finished nut Sunday and the
painting will then be proceeded with.
The ' work. Of these Improvements is
being done by the member at nlgbt
and itt leisure; the pistor himaelf en
gaging In the labor, o that tbe ohuroh
is being put to no expense except for
the purobase of the materl I.
Mr. B. W. Cline, of Philadelphia,
real estate agent for the Norfolk, Wil
mington and Charleston Railroad oama
in on the steamer New Berne yeeterday
bringing hi horse' and buggy; He
expects to be joined In New Berne by
two other gentlemen, who will come in
from Washington and they are to drive
thrm' h the country from bore to Cl-r
lu 'ia ert t- surves t'.t tv
t ' ' t . i i f
Coming and doing.
Mr. A M Baker left yeeterday morn
ing returning to Danville, Va.
Mr. Wiley Jonee returned to Balelgh
aooompsnird by hi mother moving
there from New Berne.
Judge L N Bang of Buffalo. N. Y..
Hon. Fabius H. Busbee, of Raleigh,
and Mr. Tbeo. F Kluta of Salisbury
are registered at Hotel Albert.
Mr. Leo. D. Heartt. of Durham, ar
rived to visit her sister, Mr. E. H
Olaypoole.
Mi Hattie Water returned from a
viait to her sister, Ma. 0. T. Randolph,
of Kinaton.
Sam Jones' Lecture.
The large audience that greeted Sim
Jones in Goldsboro, a good portion of J
which waa from New Berne, were well
plwased with his leoture. HI founda
tion argument waa that manhood con
sisted in doing right becauae it wax
right. He dealt sledge hammer blows
against the whiskey traffic and the
evils of trashy novel s. Hie humor wat
excellent,' his illustrations apt, his
remarks pointed, and his denunciation
powerful.
Mr. Jones took the position that it i
very man's business to aee that no
one else drinks. He emphaaized tbie
position by tell Ing- of a prominent man
no positively reiusea an urgent ap
peal to a contribution for temperance
work on tbe ground that he was not
affected by it as neither he nor any
member of hia family used it and im
mediately after tbe refusal his wife an
ohild who were away were killed as
they were coming home, in a railroad
acoident caused by the drunkenness o
the engineer that was running the tram
on whioh they were.
Committee Meeting1.
The following named ladies com
posing the Fair Committee on Culinary
are repueated lo met at the residence
of Mrs. John Dunn this Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
It is desirable that there be as full an
attendance is possible.
Mrs. Graham Daves, Mrs. M 0
Windley, Mis. P H. Peltetier, Mrs. T.
A Green, Mrs E. B. Roberts, Mrs
John Dunn Mrs. S. R. 8treet, Miss
Sadie Hollinter, Mrs. W. F. Rountree,
Mrs. R A. Willis, Miss Nellie Jonet,
Miss Annie Justioe Mrs. N. W. Jones.
Mrs. J. K Willis, Mrs J. A. Patterson,
Miss Maria Manly, Mine Hatiie Dail,
Miss Luoy Rishton. Mrs K R. Jones.
COMMITTEE ON CURIOSITIES.
The following named ladles com
posing the Fair . Committee on Curiosi
ties, are requested to meet at the resi
dence of Mrs. John Hughe this Wed
nesday afternoon ot 4 o'clock to fully
organize
Mr M. McK. Nash, Mrs. E M
Duguid. Miss Hannah Osgood, Mr C
E. Foy, Miss Mutie Olark, Miss Katie
Daniels, Mn. R P- Williams, Miss
Rosa Cox. Mis Emma Henderson, Mrs
W M Lorch, Miss Msry Manly, Mi-
Etta Nunn.
Better Boads Demanded.
A iolentino gentleman in speaking on
this subject says:
It 1 almost a helpless task to attempt
to arouse the people to the necessity of
making better roads in the country, but
it is one that must be continued on il
something i done. Our country roads,
a a whole, are far behind the age and
are holding other thing back. They
areth channel of commerce nod ocia
intercourse, and when they are out of
order and obstructed, business suffers,
expenses aw increased and people are
shut off fora the educating and inspii
lag effects of mingling in sooiety.
Under the long standing system of
repairing roads, individual feel that
they are working for the town or conn
ty Instead of for thsmselves, and that it
is the business of, suoh municipality to
aee that the work is done and their
business to do a little as possible for the
pay received. , Much of the work is
done as if the only object was to have it
pas inspection without regard to the
permanent usefulness of the road.
The particular are too well known to
every one who ha seen the work done.
and no rale for Improvement oan be
given that will apply to all oases; but
there should be a general awakening on
this subject in country towns, and men
should realiz that they are at work for
themselves, and that in making a good
road they are increasing the durability
of their team Hind carriages, reduoiog
the cost of getting their produce to mar
ket ahd Improving the meant of asso
ciating with their neighbor. .
So. fine a reputation has Saddler'
Bryant and Stratton Business College
Baltimore, MdV established that it had
over two hundred oalls daring the past
year from business Jaouse of Baltimore
and th South for its student to 811
positions, and over one; hundred of the
plaoe were filled by young men and
ladieedireos from the College. Tbh
College etand in the front rank of In-
atltutlone of the kind, and ha furnished
more luorative and desirable situations
to it graduate B than all similar Institu
tion in the South, This oan tmlybe
accounted for by the recognition of the
faot that the aotnal teat Of business re
sponsibilitie ha proved . that - the
graduate are prepared to enter upon
and properly discharge the varied and
important duties belonging to business
enrcs for which special training U
in: " 1 to the highest measure of suo
' t "e tbe course msfped out
Hancock Street Church.
Marked religious interest is being
manifested at lb Hancock Street
Methodist Church There is steady
increase in the congregation and all the
meetinga of the oburch are well at
tended. The membership of tbe church has
been put in olasses aooording to the
requirement of the law of the ohuroh
and six leader have been appointed,
who are sub-piston in the ohnrohi Six
olas meetings will be held each week.
These leaders have a spiritual oversight
over eaoh one of their members and
report weekly to the pastor if any are
siokorifany ot th-m walk disorder y
so the pastor oan visit, reprove, ex
hort and encourage, as tbe case may
require. And eaoh leader, in add ii ion,
calls his olas together at some private
house onee a week to rr quire of each
one personally about their growth in
grace, also to oolleot asseament of dues
to the Church.
There waa a large congregation on
Sunday night and nearly 20 parsons
oama forward and gave the pretcber
their hand, asking the prayers of the
Church for their convention, and the
Holy Spirit manifested hirjself joyfully
in the hearts of the membership.
Services during Ibis week: Monday
night Working Sooiety of tbe Church
meet; Tuesday ninbt 8;e ward's meet
ing; Wednesday night prayer meeting;',
Tnursday night the classes meet; Fri
day night Livefecst at the churcb,
everybody invited to attend, and that
day is appointed as a day of fasting and
prayer for a great revival cf religion iu
tbe city and all christians are asked to
unite with them without regard t
denomination. Qiarterly meeting on
next Sunday, 7th inat.,on which day
the Presiding Elder will preach.
President E. T. Warner.
The direotors of the Delaware rail
road mat io this city yesterday morniog
for the purpjae of electing a uaoeaor
to the late Colonel Christian Febier,
president of the road Tin ee pree-ni
were E T. Warner, John r Ureen K
T Waleh, J. N. DuBarry. Th . Cur
rey and W. T Records. E T Warner
as unanimously elected president
William T. Porter was eleoted a direc
tor "to fill the vacancy in the bo-rd
oaused by the death of Colenel Febiger.
The Mr. Warner alluded to in the
above paragraph, from the Wilmington
Morniog News, is tho vice president
aod managing head of the Wilmington
S. S. Co , who own the elegant steamer
Neuee, whose eervioe between New
Berne and Eliz tbeth City, bb ptrt of the
Eastern Caroiiua Dispatch line, is so
admirable.
To Mr. Warner It due primarily tho
oredit of establishing this line, and es
pecially for the cons ruotion and
placing on it the Nnuae.
Mr. Warner has for many years oc
cupied a prominent plaoe in transporta
tion oiroles and hit seleotion as oreei
dentor this. railroad is a merited recog
nition of hi abilities and worth.
The Delaware Railroad extends from
Wilmington Del., to Delmar, which in
a part of the E 0. D system.
The performonoe of the Minstrels on
evening at tbe theatre will be to aid
the Club oomplete the work begun on
the property at the foot of Broad street.
a place where muoh enjoyment may
be bad this summer.
Medical Testimony.
W. Thornton Parker, M D , Recor
der, Association of Acting Atsistant
Surgeons of the U. S Army, writes:
"Salem, Msbs., Maroh 23 1801
'When at Btuttgart. Germany, dur
ing tw winter or 1831-82. i was
suffering rrom a severe attack of bron-
chitia, which seemed to threaten
potumonia. I met, at the Hotel Mar-
quardt, Commander Beardslee, of the
United Statea Navy. In speakioe of my
sickness, be remarked: 'Oootor, you
can cure that ohest trouble of yours by
nsing an Allcock's Porous Plaster '
'That may be true,' I answered, 'but
when oan I get the plaster ? 'Any
where in the civilized world, and
anrely here in Stuttgart. Whenever I
have oold, I always use one and find
relief.' I sent to the drug store for the
plaster, and it did all that my friend
had promised. Ever ainoe then I have
used it whenever suffering from a oold,
and I have many times prescribed it for
patients.
"The Allcock's Plaster is the best
to be bad, and has saved many from
severe illness, and undoubtedly, If used
promptly, will save many valuable
lives. Whenever one has a severe oold
they should put on an Allcock's Plas
ter toon as possible. It should be
placed aoross the chest, the upper mar
gin just below the neok ; some hot beef
ten; or milk, will aid in the treatment
"This ii not a patent remedy in the
objeotionable sense of that term, but
standard preparation of value Tbe
Government supplies for the U. 8
Army and Indian Hospital Stores con
tain , Allcock's PLasrsRS, and " the
medioal profession throughout the
woria are wen aware ot weir reliability
and excellence. I shall always recom
mend It,' not only to break op eolda,
but as useful io allaying pains in the
ohest and In the back. It is a prepara
tion wortoy or general coatidence,"
The Minstrels should bo greeted by a
representative New Berne audience on
-evening. Aren't yon going r
- J - Commendable. ' ,
All claims not Consistent with the
high character of Syrup of Flga are
purposely avoided by the Cat. Fig
Pruo Company. Itactarently on the
k. ' icys, liver and bowels, cleansing tho
The Lame Walk.
Pitifufindeed is tbe condition of thes
who are confined to their beds or ohaire
unable to walk How grateful all eui b
must feel when they recover from tht ir
helplessness. B M B. (Batanio Blood
Balai) ba made more than one lame
person happy.
Mrs. Emm Griffiths. Uniiia. Tenn .
writes: "My little boy had scrofula so
bad his knees were drawn up and his
knees stiff, and he could not walk. He
derived no benefit from medicines until
I tried B. B B. After using it a shirt
time only, he can walk and baa no pain
I shall continue its use "
Mirtle M Tanner, Boonville. Ind..
writes: "I had blood poison from birth
Knots on my limbs were es larg-i as
hen's eyg. Doctors said I would be a
ciipple, but B. B B. has cured me
sound and well I shall ever praise th
day tbe men who invented Blood Bilm
were born!"
4510,000.
EpiTOB JOURNAL: The North and
Northwest during tbe winter mcn'ha
do not call for money by the hundred
of thousand. So any one who could u-e
to an advantage one, two, three, four,
Ave, six, seven, eight, cine or ten
thousand dollars, would And it to his
interest to borrow it from tbe Eietern
Building and Lif.n Association of Syra
cuse, N Y.
The Eastern has already loine'
several thousand dollars to its members
in N. C. In my presence December 21st.
1891 it granted all applications on file
from North Carolina members.
For particulars applv to
Isaac H Smith,
New Berne, N. C, General Ag?nf.
jit(J30d
"The shoe which suits i' th - i-hoe
which sells "
Bring your feet with jou ud
have them fitted to apnirofoiu
common sense Bhoen. The sruw-
sold by its are the old reHilile
Stacy Adams & Co'.. They an-
not only wear resisters, but iKirtifH
using them for the last Syfars sn
oot troubled with corns. We lr-tve
them at 3 00, $3 50, $1,00 aud
85.00. If you need any goods in
the men's line, give ua a trial. We
will treat you right every limp.
Clothing, Hats and Shoes.
At J. M. HOWARD'S.
The Minstrels.
Din't mis the Minstrel!
songs, bite and humor. Aid i
cause and attend the Minstrels.
L item
hen Bab waa sick, we cave her Ca-storia. ' -Tt'hen
slio was a Child, she cried for Castor .a.
When Bhe became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When see bod Children, she gave them Castoria
W.il Johisou. J. H Flahoi .
Fisher, Johnson I Go .,
(Qiekburn'e O.d Stand,)
CENTRAL JIAKKET,
Broad St , New Berne, N. 0.
The above Arm have 'come tostHy,"ni
If you wiiQt to getoui money's wor.h, come
ani see ut wutm you net d any
Groceries, Confectioneries,
Vegetables, Etc., Etc.
fiT Conntry Produce Bought and Sold.
We have a elivery Wason, and will send
tout goods anywhere in theciiy .
BolluitliiKyou- patronage, we are
Yours respctfnlly,
feMtf J IS HE ft, JOHNSON & CO.
JUST ARRIVED :
Onslow Co. Hams (new lot.)
ff. Y. Pig Hams,
Pale Cream Cheese.
Best Creamery Butter,
Purest Laid,
Florida Oranges,
Choice Lemons,
Oatmeal,
Buckwheat, aad the
"Best Flour on Earth,"
AT
LUCAS & LEWIS.
Farmers' & rchanta' Line.
Steamer R. E Lee
Siila forPollookBTille and Trenton,
. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS,
8:30 A. M.
Returning, leavei Trenton -
WEDNE3DAYS AND FRIDAYS1
8:30 A. M.
Freights received daily under covtr
k Olyde'a Wharf.
J. E. MT1LER,
lanSOtf Agent.
,. Having bought out the entire stock of
furniture of A M. BAKER, I will
continue tbe business at the same stand
and respeotfully soliolt share of the
publlo patronage. ' ?
Also, I . will continue the manufao
tora of ALL QEADE9 OF : HAT
TBE83RS. :
Old llattreaees renovated and put la
flrst-olass order.
' p
Absolutely Pure.
A craam cf tartar baking powder.
HighrHt of all in leavening strength.
Latent U. S. Government Food Report.
Norfolk acd Washington
NfiW DAILY LINE
Bl-TWEES
NORFOLK. VA , and Wi H'fl!, B.C.
Ttiu yew u 1 i'oweifal Ircn Pulacs S eam-
"Norfu k" and "Washington"
c :i(!PUfd t" re ihf finest St-m tiers -ifiia.
will 1 ne "-' rfo'K evtr (1 .V 1 ilio y r
ni i h- wharf of IVtrTnlfc and CaroMiin
rtl'ro-ul I'-Jinjiany ill fi;tU P. i . -'Id Pnun
ii 7jiO P. i . r-iviuy hi VV'u-hlngton xt
'tor. iue; a i:0 tMnnec Ing with ti r
e-erly trui' ut ih ' eni v B o. U. Rtls.
or th '-or h t.Hi Mitl Went
KtilU'iiliw leaves ubiil gtn everv evpn.
i-'K at 7 o'clock, a' n it-gin Iorru;h u 7:.'I0
uex nornlnn, cont'd- Iiik wtth all 1 1 it L ti
m i Iip t-oaix'jirtl ai.il Ho nok, Noi foi & and
S uthftTj. At lantle nti Piinvllle und Nor
To k and W s'ern Kullrodn.
Par-He- kp'B tor Ui No'th find this the
moRi, .iesi utile "d pien-ant rout" to lakf,
fivlllrf an oppO timty O: BtO(ipiiii (ii tt
a1 Rfi1n ton, . (' . i tig .r n-i ..j nli g
Tliroimli 'lctvotK 'iisaiU.i-L ttiw jirStic
pal Kat i ron i t.Mircs
l Older ' o v i ; t.1 m s'ik" forih'kets
Tlatlie -t-w Line M'Uin-is t - W 'iisiilugLon
for r..i", h rr infurniathtn ripply t-
JAS. P M UPIN,
igt-nt, Norfo'k Va
JOU 7 v: LI.AII X,
fien'l Supt, fo ,",:3nwll
Atlantic & S. 0. R llroad.
TltA.M.SPOItrATIDN lii:rKTM: NT.
ow Bern, N t'. J.iq J i. M)2.
Cheap Excursioii Ratej
TO T'ifi
A8T OAOLINA
FISE, QY6 iR, G A ME
AND
Industrial Association,
AT
t'EU. 'J.-Z. Si, 24, -.). 20, 27, 11.
It im ail s tlou -;s
will in- ho (1 over
V'ni- roiu t- o ' u ;
u of New H. ni, tmk
u 'to.td on the Mao
1 h to in ioclusive-
trooii to return to V
iriiHr J.)) h, inc.uM e
i Btatlonh h.ni of N- w eni wl1 1 s. il i ick
ew U..I Lo iid Including Fet.ruuiy 7, by Ma 1
Train.
The Fpfci--1 Fair Train
Will run on February 22, 23 24 23 20
and 27, from Goldsboro and inter
mediiite Stations to New Bern
and return name day.
Fare for Round Trip lncluling adai -Mion
to thr Four, when ' iortts are pur
I'.bHBi'd by M til or Special Train:
Gldsb tro HI Til I l'listmrra S.'i
Betn 1 60 1 larlt's 75
a Grange 1 4. KiVfr.mie 76
Kl iuK t't-ek... ... 1 -I" i CroiiUu sf)
KiriMtf-n 1 6 11 vcio k , 1 uu
Caswell ! -i N'ewiort 1 'lb
UoVei 1 . i.J wood 1 M'
Cure (.'rerli 1 0j j itiiiutic 1 ."6
vi ore head City ...1 4J
43r cli- du of ;icci .t Traiu for t u forma
tion oi lie puhll and n a r trMn non, hk
tills tr l'V wll' im t)v teie-raphlc orders and
will hay.' iiu rmhtu over renu Br trmna un
tecB ao oi dt-rfd b the 1 ram D.BpuU-tier.
hchedull; :
Lea e Oolosboro 8 00 A.M.
item '8 H ;t0 '
' I a (Junge s.i'i 1
' it 1 1 u u i;reel( It Oil
Kinr-toa M.'JO "
" Car-welL i) :u
Dovor iU9
Core ('reek, lo.oi
" Tusearora 10 -D '
,;lark'a 10 7
Arrive at Rern ltl.4i "
itt niri ing, leave New Kern (i.iO P.M.
This con: pan y will tranpport aitic b
for exhibio on pre pav i ent of irtlgtiL t
J w B rn,and up ai prodtiction ol c rtill
cate rom th Hecrttry of the b'alr Ahb cia
tonthatauch artieleb hav uothteosod
for Height ctiaics wilt hs retundfd an
art lcU 8 returned free, nr upon prouc ion
ofcertltlotrt rrom the Hcretr' that rn
a tides ar lnte ded fo txhibluou, the
wiil bt trnep Tied tr e from r-hlppintr p ili
nd tetum) fre as ib e provide- foi
gents f h'H com puny will be in tru 'to
8 l permhbltr ai t li'le. etc., to io i li-li
ifccrtloii lu sipine them f ee Mansp -ta
t'Oo witn-ut ccrtlfl'ihte frtm H civ tar .
These prlvliei s a e iio ex:endd to article n
inte ded for advertising pirposett or for
race horhes.
8. L. DILL, 8nptTlntend( nt.
wi
jtJk , ft i .
j HirrY
LOW PRICES 5 j
Is and always baa been huh qnuliu
and low prices. Tbe publio lu i k
became convinced, too, that we oev.
oiiee tbe mark
- The Bull's Eya of Popularity i located
Just where the p o ure indicates.
A Good Marhsmen hits the bull's e
every tima W claim to be that, auo
drfy compeiiiion- - . -
-1 i Rpspeotf ully, , '
S!::!;!:"rn & Vi!!:tt.
S. il. STREET,
General
FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Aent,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
Stop! Stop!
AND SEE THE
Largest and East Selected Stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY
Silverware and Novelties
ever shown in New Berne. I have jus
ri.tnrnvd from the North with a FULL
STOCK of all kinds cf gooda in my line
SAM K. EATON,
The Jeweler,
Middle St , opposite Baptist Church.
NOTICE.
Harrington & Baxter
For the next Thirty Days
will close cut their
WINTER CLOTHING,
Boot3 and Shoes,
At a Great Eeduction.
Cros. 'tit's and Zeigler'n
shoes tht
same prices.
IStp
il&w Oarriago Shop,
Jiistopetcd en Bro.id street, v here all
kii.ds of
CART, WAGON & BUGGY
WORK
bo dot. on snort notice.
Mko wh Iwvfl B FIRST-CLASS
TOK F BOKK from tho West, where
r-aoi on t is ru ot i-:.
Uivn ;i cali Htiti wo will give eatif-
ii.
vnf:elq & sons.
Si" PARK. NTS SHOULD BEAK
UIND that the feaeon for attacks of
""roup is now on ua. Be prepared for
tins insidiodn d: ae by always having
i b.i;rip . k n. Dully 's Croup Syrup
in ttifl hotiae. Prepared after the re
cine of the iate Dr. Walter Duffy, and
(or suIh 'iy the proprietor at his store on
Mid Die etrpet. nut to Custom House,
md by New Berne Drug Company.
J0HI. loSORLEY,
Soot and Shoe Maker
POLLOCK STREET,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
"nv'iig secr.ved the perviceB of a skilled
Merit ft . ic Ht-d tli'8t-clnB8 Workm n fro in
ew :k,l am mw fu ly prepared to fill
prompt v all iMih vs tor fine
ClroM MIE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fho mnnv yH rn i hot I have satisfactorily
npp ted li wa its of my numerous patrons
in i tit- be - iiHr..:i ee of the character of fliy
wot k
atrlnn a specialty, Neatlyand prompt
ly doe.
novtilw tf !stp JOHN MC30RLEY
PE0FESSI0NAL
AND
IRTISTIG PIPEHING.
All kin is of FIRST-CLASS WQEK
i i his ii.d done oa SHORT NOTICE
aud at REASONABLE PRICES.
Sampic -in i nil tho latest Btyles oan
st-n by nppljiug at the GA8T02T
HOUSE.
WE P. LAWRENCE.
TO T1IEJU8LIC.
IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
FIFTY DOLLABS
In t..u pi.ic: ao of a PIANO, aid from
Ten to fifteen Dollars
in th pin h 83 (.r an ORG A.N addrcfli
AD0LPH C0HK,
NEW BERNE, N. C,
General A?ent for worth Carolina, who
q " linndilu ko ils dnect iiooi themana
ractute e. hi Io i wh:
HiVH (tSADH MKHLIN PIA1T08,
disiiuKuishe.i fur tune, woramsnahip and
I irtibiii' and en oreed by nearly all the
'iiustc I I un.His in the Unll-d -tatee. Made
hy ui M-hl n, ho lsailhlKtimeoneof
tii t. - iuirhjmtn and.iiVenloreof thadar.
riint , i: H4teu i tb a hlghraae
eei II i .tio.
v.s Ui EaBYJfKTtHsrjrBIOHt
Pit", hich Has oeu sold iy htm lor tna
' i-l ' ' in Ihe eaefern part or I hie ;
u, ml uptothia time haa given entlra
at afat; ,i The lipn -bc e enojtut men
tioued w'H be sold at from $200 UNO, tn
i iim.ii. il tt.sowouu, k, walnat or i(a
b BHnyAiiee
A.o tlj CROWN PARLOR ORSAV.
fioiu Soil toi u lusoiln Aa nuttirUuRo sea '
Tun mr'1 experience tu the mosle boel
m l.nseT Hbled Ii m to handle notnlne bnl ""
aiandaid moods nd b dues tot hesitate to '
y tht he wi I tell any runsloal luatrnn ent
about 23 percent alia per ban other agent
are m. ofTerl .
i Hefertua ) ra ' si" ! leteraCarollnav
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i- d
9- o e r'-.ually. but it is not a cor
i is a m- art la life for
7. P. JONES.
, t 1; - no pretensions that every
I Children Cry fopitchejsjCastoxIa
i v r n --intiate.
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