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THE GOBDSBpROi MSSENGEBf-MARGBD. 1886 c,-D9nBlSHEET 'z GOLDSBORO, K. ?v - THURSDAY MaSgH 4, 1886. CJLEAtflKGS HEBE AND ESSWEEBE. Read the new advertisement of Denmark & Humphrey in this paper. Spirits turpentine appears to be on a V.oom. The market has an up ward tendency. - j ' A fire at Newbern jearly Saturday morning burned six small houses occu pied by colored people. The Goldsboro Oil Company is tnakine' heavy shipments of its popu lar Prolific fertilizer. The Eastern N. C. Fair and Stock Association premium list on field-crops will! appear in the Messenger next week. ! rWe give elsewhere an excellent article from the pen of Hon. R. W. Best, of Washington, on the State of Forester'. A horse attached to a hose car riage at Newbern Saturday ran into a buggy in which Mr. WiC. Willett sat. throwing: that gentleman out and breaking his right leg. i Superior Court, next week. A good many of our Wayne county sub scribers are in arrears with their sub soription. We hope they will come forward during court and pay up. There is to be a grand concert at Pine Forpst Academy,! 5 mile from t'lis citv, Friday evening, the 5th inst T .is excellent school, we are glad to le irn, is in a flourishing condition. ' The Finance Committee of the County Board of Education is making considerable headway in their in vest 1 gation. Their work dates back to the days when L. J. Moore, Esq., was county treasurer. ir. Wm.;ox died on Friday the 2Gth inst., at his residence in Grant hams township, agfd &4 years. He hid long been a prominent and con smtent member of the Friends, and was esteemed and respected. Mr. Rom. M. Johnson will repre sent the Messenger nt Burgaw during Fender Court nxt week. Mr. B. W. Cobb will he atFayetteville next week and at Bladen the week following. We hope to hear good reports. Bladen Bulletin: Mr. John , D Kerr is the, owner of a Steam Boat, which he is running on Blak River between his place and ; Wilmington. This is only one evidence of ninny, which exist, of the energy of Mr. Kerr. "Wilmington Review:, There was something of a fire at Burcraw thurs d;iy. The water tank and woodshed at that place were burned. We did not learn the orisrin or tne nre, du' understand that the loss is not heavy The Postoifice department is ask ed to establish a postofficeat Millbank formerly known as Atkinson's mill, in Fork township, now owned by R E. Jon, Eq. An office in that section would benefit a large number of cm Z :HS. The North Carolina Teacher fot 'February is one of the mo-t interest inir numbers of the series. It c-ntain a likeness of our brother, Dr. Richard H. Lewis of Kiuston. President of th. N. C. Teacher's Assembly, with a brief sketch of his life. j Gov. A. M. Scales and Hon. E. G jRe id- LL.D., have been elected hon qjary members of the Jefferson liter ary society of the Davis school at La 'Grange. The same distinction was also conferred upon Dr. McDonald. T)r Hod"ers and C. P. Barrow, E-q.. esteemed citizens of the LaGrango sec-ition. ATr E. B. Jordan, in GranthamV -"-Cotton futures sold in New York yesterday at the folio wing quotations : March 8.848.85c; April 8 91S.92e; May 9.029.03c; June - 9.t2c; July 9.199.20c; August 9.2C9.27c; September 9.109.11e; October 8.98 8.99c; November 8. 928. 93c; De cember 8.938.94c; January 9.03 9.04c. It is a pleasure to behold trusty officials,, and - in this connection we take this opportunity to compliment Col. Geo. W Collier upon the efficient ' The sociable to nave been given by the ladies of St.' Paul Church, at the parsonage Tuesday .evening, , was postponed to this (Thursday) evening. Go around and spend a. pleasant even ing and at'the same time help a good cause, Thfre will be a special meeting of the Goldsboro Rifles, at the Armory, this (Thursday) evening,' at - 7:30 o'clock. Business in connection with preparations for the reception of the old flag is to be transacted and a full manner in which he has overhauled attendance is requested. so-called insolvent tax-players who are able to pay their taxeJbut never do so. He has already increased the school fund this season by more than I $200, and there is more to come vet. The Colonel is always prompt and con scientious in discharge of his duties. Other justices might emulate him in the discbarge of their official duties. i Prof. Lewis Boss, of the Dudley Observatory at Albany, N; Y-, has made the discovery that the comet seen at Paris on the first of December is slowly increasing in brightness. The increase will continue slow until April 1, when it will begin to be much The ceiling in the new Bank build ing is a beautiful piece of work and reflects great credit upon the builder, Mr. E. G. Porter, furnishing conclu sive evidence that h thoroughly under stands his business. Theceilingis of pine and is to receive four coatsof oil. Mr. Thos. W. Swann has purchased the Deshong store house, in theNorth ern part of the city; and has had the same removed to his lot adjoining his present residence, where he is having it remodelled and transformed into a convenient and comfortable dwelling. Mr.'H. Y. Moore, a clever 'oung : ors rnid. H.n d hv thfi middle of the citizen of DuDlin county, has opened month will become visible to the naked an office' for the purpose of conducting eye. Two weeks later it will reach its a general insurance ousiness in mis maximum of brightness, when its ap a 1 ?a1 i 1 a i? I nearance will be mncn use maioi 18S2, and be visible all night. It will a'so, as that of 1881, be seen in the Western sky. When nearest the earth it will only be 12,000,000 miles distant. It will retain its brightness until May 15. when it will jrradually fade from the vision to appear later to the people South of the equator. The Barnard comet is also' discovered to be increas ing in brightness but will not become visible to the naked eye. GOLDSBORO JOTTINGS. Personal Mention, and Items ol - Interest at ilome. Sociable to-night. Rev. J. M. Rose has returned to the city. M. F. A. Daniel is on a brief visit to Washington. We regret to learn that Mis. V. W Slocumb is quite sick. A May-Day entertainment, of a dra matic character, is talked of. March -4th. One year of Demo cratic National administration. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Powell are boarding. at Mr. W. T. Holloweli's. Routine business only was transact ed at ihe meeting of Aldermen lasi Monday night. Mr. jLsher Edwards left for. the north on Wednesday to purchase hi stock of Spring goods. The new pump, ordered some weeks siitw! tor the "Marv Alice ' steam nre v. i eugiue, has arrived. Flag drill Friday night of next week, at the Armory, for the benehi of the Baptist Church. Mrs. R. W. Edgerton is quite sick -it her home, a few miles north or thc city, we lvgret to learn. Mr. Bonitz is arranging for a serie- of excellent summer entertainments at the Opera House at popular low prices. Boston Star Concert Company, at tie Opera House, to morrow .. veniug. Secure; your reserved seats, xou win enjoy it. 51 r. Washington Bryan, President of the Atlantic road, spent several Hours in the city, on Tuesday, in the interest of his company. A new resrirtration for the citv city. He has had much experience in the insurance business. His office is on the middle floor of the "Messenger building." Members of the old Rifles, residing in the city, are earnestly requested to rapet at the Armory this evening, at 7:30 o'clock, to take part in the ar rangement of ceremonies for the re ception of the old flag and for the re union of the surviving members of the old company, which will take place, in this city, on the 18th inst. Mr. James M. Powell, of this city, son of John H. Powell. Esq., was uni ted in marriage with Miss Mattie Tay lor, daughter of Robert Taylor, Esq., on Tuesday last, at 12 o'clock, at the home of the bride's parents, in Greene ounty. the Rev. Dr. L. S. Burkhead. officiating. The bridal party arrived in the city Tuesday afternoon and a reception was given them that even ing at the home of th3 groom's pa rents. May Heaven's richest blessings crown the union of the young and happy couple is the wish of a host of friends with whom the Messenger most heartily joins. ALVIN JOS LIN. A Good Entertainment and Ex cellent Music. f ,...u;r Uai the mistortune to lose election in xuay iwa ut-eu uiucira two-torv dwelling house by firje on the County Commissioners and Mayor " . , l J3-C . I I V, . .,;,,t,l i.i,uti.j ! Tiipdnv last, causea oy some ueiciri uuuck uas uecu aiipumicu icioi ... iU flue of the kitchen, ine nre enrertd so ranidlv over the entire build- ',inthat Mr. Jordan could only save furniture on his lower floor, tl 0.titPS his loss at $3,00l. I There w is an insurance of $2,000 ion the house but nothing on the furniture. Xewbern Journal : Mr. J. Y. Wil liams, whose wife, by the way, is a k .iMtive of (iov. Jarvis, nas receiveu a letter from the Governor, bearing date There will be a meeting of the Board of School Trustees at the store ol nenrv Lte oj vu., ui i u uuu-jv iu o afteinoon. A full at endance is desired. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Farmer re turned to the city Monday after spend ing several weeks at Atlanta, Ira.. where Mr. Farmer s business called him. We were agreeably surprised at the representation of "Alvin Joslin," b Cnas. L. Davis' Comedy Company, last Tuesda7 evening. It was much it" . i wetter tban we nad exDe tea. oome of "Alvin's"' antit-s were, perhaps. rather "overdone," but taken altogeth er it was a verv interesting and erno able entortainraent, interspersed with manv "side-so ittmg teatures ihe support, although not distinguish hv peculiar grin1eur or excellence, vas good and each performer tilled his or her role in a creditable manner, if we except one or two instances o uerriment displayed at improper pt riods. The plot of the play is interest ing and in some parts quite exeiting. Two scenes elicited special ;dmiration one in which "Julia Ford" was thrown overboard Vy her lieartles uusbaiidand was rescue! by "Alvin." tnd the other, in which "Alvin'" awakened to the seriousness of tlu sentence that had been pronounced against him. The effect of the last mentioned was somewhat marred by outbui srsof laughter, from tie ialler in the midst ot the solemuiiy attend ing the scene. We presume tnar ine perpetrators were under the .impres sion that everything said or done b 'Alvin" was funny, whether it was or not. Let us hope t lint in the future we will be spared these occurrences, which are as anuoying as they are ridiculous. A particularly pleasing feature of the entertainment, and the best that we have ever heard in the city, was the excellent ins'rumental concerts by the grand orchestra ot musical artists. Michailes' Idyl, "The Blacksmith in the Woods," was ren- THE BOSTON STAJ CONCERT COMPANY.' At the Opera . House To-Morrow Night. A rich treat is in store for onr ma-6ic-loving friends, at the Opera House Friday night, and we nope to see a cultured and appreciative audience on the occasion. The Boston Star Con 6ert Company i composed of excel lent talent. The programme prom ises much to the lovers of music. The Richmond papers peak of the organ ization in terms of high praise. ' The u-ual low rates have been ar ranged over the several railroads and Mr. Bonitz has also secured a reduc tion for the pupils of the praded schood. who will be admitted to the lower floor at 50 cents each. In ad dition to the excellent concert, the read ings and recitationsof Miss. Brown will alone prove worth the price of ad mission. I Believing that the time has , come for definite and nnited action on the pirt of the friends or Frobibitton in Wayne coun ty, the undersigned invite all frienlisoi the cause to assemble in the Court Heuse in G Ul8bor,on Saturday. Marclr20th, at 1 12 o'clo k, for the purpose of organization ana to consider our course lor tne iutare. T. B. TTymin, L. H. Masey. T. P-arson, J. W. Kennedy, KINSTON ITEMS. Paragraphs by Our Kegular Ke- porter. Dr. R. H. Lewis has returned from the National Educational Convention that met at Washington, D. C, last week. i ! E. M. Hodges who is manufactur- ing most anytning out oi me raw material, sold a cart last week to H. W. Allen, general passenger agent of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. Why not we ship something north besides cotton t 1 Sheriff Hodges, of Beaufort, passed through last week vwth two recruits for the Penitentiary. The Hon. J. E. i O'Hara, sent a 6ne lot of errass seed to Rev. Israel Hard- ing, last weeK, to use in ine Lourt Hmse yard and in the Cemetery. Miss .Laura Bryan is on: to Kocky Mount. The County Commissioners were in m r 1 -.1 l 1 session .iUona .y, witn ine usual ais bursemeuts. Louis Cox, colo.ed, the leader of the brass band died Thursday night He was noted for his honesty and usefulness, and isl.a very heavy lo to the band. Politics is becoming a favorite topic between "you and I." The Rev. Mr, Needham is conduct ing a series of meetings at theBiptist Church, while Mr. Avis leads the music. The house is packed at ever service and they are comonly called Vloody nnd Sankey. C. L. Rountreo has returned from Durham, to his old home at Bethel, in this county. Lenoir is the besi place. T o teachers met in John Harts fielu's book store, they had never met efore, one blushed, then the othei 'lushed and but for the promptness of that daisy little clerk, we fear their 'lushes would have been congested. The latest ajrony is to call your sweetheart grandma. D. R. Jack-on I has leased the R W. King buildingl and premises for a term of years and will soon move his entire stock of goods and goodies here. i Blessed "am he't who has had hi- A PROHIBITION CONVEN TION. )me A. M. Prince, J H T. Vail, A.aron Parks, Wiley Whitehead, J. T. Hollowell, D N. Moore, David I Grantham, J. H. Privett, I-aacH Cox, J. B. Willien, leo H Grantham, C. N. Hunter, J F. Miller, M.D., C. Dt'lard, C. L Walton, J G. Johnson, J H. Moore, W U. Johnson, W. T Pike, 8 B. Prker, J. IL E-tgenon, John Kennedy, W F. Foldsom, David Peel, W. R. Ednerton, John Peel, II. R. Peel, J. E B Jewett, S. C. Mdler, Jesse Hollowell, J. G. Hollowell, P. G. Perkins, E. W Peel, J. W. Bunn, D B Thompson, D G. Divia, W. U. Mxre, Wiley Thompson, J. Moore, L. B Holt, W.G Britt, T. E. Hodgm. W. H. Jinnett, J H. Cddwell, F. E. Sasser, B. D Hooks, James Edwards, A. H. Caldwell, Jos. L. Pearson, vt. R. rawford, Wm. E. Pearson, B ramify York, Ner; Hoks, C G. Smith, Dmiel Thompson, C G.Perkins, P. H. S tsser, i W. H. Edgerton J. H Johnson, James Edgrton,: B. E Perkins, j E D. E Igerton, ; Edward Grantham, Duncan Pel, N. A- Edgerton, R. L Hollowell, R. P. Johnson. J. N. Peir?on, J. E. Smith, R. W. Hints, J R. Hook, Richard Johnson, N. T. Edtje.ton, Charlie Perkins, John H. Hollowell, John E. Cox, G o. F Parker, George C. Moore, W. R Perkins, J. P. Mozingo, S. W. ox, M. D., W. TJ. Grantham, S. E. Pkins, M. B. Grantham N J. Smith, S. F Worrell, J. W Pate, W.L.Pike, W. H. Ham, Jas. F. Starling, W. B Vnil, J. P. Smith, T. L Vail, B. R. Edgerton, J. H E Uzerton, Jr., W. S. O'B. Robinson, Geo. D. Best, J. J. Barden, ! AM OTH ER'1: RI US I C A Lf -fiTRE The management of the Opera Houe take pleasure in announcing an engagi - for one night of the BOSTON STAR CONGE nnm MP' mcnt V 1 ) IN GRAND CONCERT, assuring one of the most uniqe and charminir, hich'-cl.va entertainments ever offered to the amusement ai.d music-loving public. The Company is composed of the following Eminent Artifts: I ledora Henson Emerson, The Distinguished American Soprano. Mr. Walter Emerson, The Greatest Cornet Vlaytrr Living1. Charles F. Denneej Tito Hrilliant 11ani.it and I'ompontr. Nella F. Brown Most G If tod and Popular American Header. Bzoa All under the personal direction of Mr. OZIAS W. POND. ic ! Eefiiiei Hnmor ! ToucWnec Pailos ! And Thrilling Dramatic Recitals ! site ins General Admission , Children Jos. E. Robinson. A beautiful line of Whit Goods, Em broideries and Laces, lor Summer cos tumes, t M. E. Castex & Co. A Few Specialties. Silk Umbrellas, Russian Leather SttcheK Mela's Fine Shoes, and the Favorite Shirt, at t Sol Einstein & Co. Gallery J 5O0n'i IU served Seats (Tickets for alo Ht Kirby & lMinon' Drug S-orc), Hvl.O( LOW "P Q 3FtL C.A.SEI! DENM ARK&lff TJM P H e!k Y?s bshsisB MhM ii Whcle:a!e fak and Ivj felirs! till of office, and wants no more, know-of one such man. W dered in a tnayrnificent manner, and Thirty-nine marriage licenses were the corhet, tromboue anl xylophone "Umiarv 2Jtli. in which he writes that issued hv Uapt. vv . r. warauer, negis- soloes, respectively oy rrous. . i,. :.. winmmpr in i-srazii. ana iuai rer or iveeus. uuuut iuc lchcifuu, ucuiuc aw. thn'norn and cotton are in full bloom. February. Whites, fourteen; colored, Lowe, were specially meritorious and twenty-hve. Goldsboro now has two of the best hotels in the State the Gregory House, Messrs. O. Holmes & Son, proprietors, and the New Arlington, Mr. R. B. McGechin, manager. We ATA nleased tol learn ot the lm- oroved condition of Mr TT m m t i d Mrs. Jarvis are summenng it at a mountain about thirty miles from Rio de Janerio, are enjoying: good health, and have made many: warm f. -Winds. The Governor enquires about his old friends in Newbern, and other thin"- in North Carolina, which show an ardent love tor nisom nouie, The Raleigh News-Observer : learns th.t on Saturday two distinguished won hearty applause. - n 1 A The Company went trom nere t Norfolk, where they performed la'bt night. Jacob Wail. who lias been seriously ill at his hom in Baltimore. Mr. Sol. Weil returned Issued MARRIAGE LICENSES Month During- the February. of vu :r l .j.i...jj.rt,i;ui K rXea7 tnm a visi to hi, father. boro. JudgeClark fined them$L00 each The following are the prices of ad- and placed them in tne cusiouy oi iue mission to tne tsostonoiar uompaujr oVv.fF till the fine was' paid, which finnftert Friday nierht : Reserved was promptly done. No part of the seats, $1.00; general admission, 75 fine was aftei wards remitted The cents: children, 50 cents; gallery, 50 sc. Wool fund ot uunroru is ip-uwcLLci cents. The followinsr Marriage Licenses were issued by Register Gardner last month; WHITE. Sherman Alphento Francis Outlaw, C. D. Brown to Mary A. Smith, Steph en F. Blow to Bettie Flowers, James off bv the incident, and peace reigns once more ine oengerems clc JiwIo-a Ruffin and Judge bchenk, the onean ex-Judge of the Supreme Court the other formerly on the bupe rior Court bench. friend. Mr. John R. Smith r f-' Mount Olive, was married on the 24th ulto.; to Muss Hat tie L. Moffittughter of Solomon Moffitt. Esq. 'fare ceremony was performed by the Rev. Joseph M-oore at the resi dence of the bride's father in Randolph county. The attendants .were Miss Ida Cole with Mr. Walter A. Moffitt-, Miss Florence Moffitt with Mr; John Moffitt, and Miss Lirla Cobb with Mr. Geo! M. Moffitt, The happy couple arrived at Mount; Olive on Friday evening where a sumptuous supper and a hearty reception awaited them at the residence of Dr. Daniel E. Smith, the groom's father. - Ve have received The Forum, a splendid magazine, edited by Lorettus S. Metcolf. The contents of the March number are as follows : I. Science and the StHtfi. Prof. Alexander Winchell. Tl. Nfiwsnsnprs Goneto Seed. James Partou. III. Domestic Service. Ed win P. Whipple. IV, Is Romanism a Baptized Paganism I Rev. Dr. K. il. Newton. V. How I was Educated. Edward E. Hale. VI. Vulcan, or Mother Earth I Bishop A. Cleveland Co VIT Th Cominer Mani Dr. William A. Hammond.. VIIL M Relicrious Exnerience. Rev. M. Savatre. IX. Shall Oar Laws be En- ftrced Chancellor Howard Crosby. NeWj York: The Forum Publishing Co., 97 Fifth Ave. London : Tfubner & Co., 57 Luderate Hill. Paris : Li , braiiie Galignani, 224 Rue de Rivoli, ou cts. a copy.: $5.00 a yeaf. -fj ic u Edmundson to Smithy L. Sau.s.George B. Fields to Hetta Kiug, D. S. Flowers The number of warrants issued by to Ueorge Anne wow , Cicero uuney thA Mftvnr from May 1st. '85 to March 1st, '86, was 290. Of this number, 26 u-orfl ienpfl ln.st mon th. The collec tions from fines for February wtre $33.00. Mr. Chas. L. Davis' display of dia monds and other precious stones at tracted much attention at Watts jewelry store, Tuesday atternoou. The total value, inciuuuig iuoi,vVV watch, was placed at 3lUU,uuu. Rev. J. R. Brooks, of Wilson, passed through the city Monuay, on his way to Raleigh, where he will as sist in a series of meetings at Person Street M. E. Church. Mrs. tfrooKs accompanied him. Mr and Mrs. H P. Whitehead, of Elizabeth, N. J., have secured ac commodations at the hospitable home of Col. M. K. Crawford, about seven miles west of the city, where they pro pose to remain several weeks. to Laney Day, Nathan Metzger to Ausrusta Kern, Frank SamoerttoSib hie Husst-v. Bryant Pate to Betsey Pate, David A. Sasser to Drucilla F. Yelverton. John H. Smith to Etta S. Carrow, Jesse J. Woods to Sue M. Burnham, W. R. Yelverton to Bettie Edmundson. colored. LAGRANGE ITK3IS. Officer Pitts still continues in pub lic favor. Our town will be improved by sev eral handsome huildii gs during 'S6. H. M. McDonald has gaiden seed by the wl'oh sale. W. B, Walters, one of our grocers, is cited as an adept at a horse trade. We think the amount ot guanos brought here this bpnng does uot pqiial shipments of former years. Several young gents out guuning lasr week were lucky enough tore turn with their ammunition. Mr. Asa MrCoy has moved into the house recently purchased by him, for merly occupied by Mr. McD. laylor, our popular railroad agent. A small nre in town last weeK, caused by explosion of a lamp. Luck- ily 'twas discovered in time and oui lirtln nr no damacre resulted. D. W. Walters and J. W. Sutton, ot mr our town, were at K.mston last weeK. No one could tail in teeiing nat tered at any touch from the fa ile pen of the Messenger's popular Kinston correspondent, hence we adjust our Derby alter a prolonged lire. Also we are happy to be aware that the Dr. is an authority on what he states. Mrs. Eason, a lady residing in our town, aered ninety-two years, receuuj attended the Primitive Baptist Church here, of which she is a member. We are glad to note that the reli gious meeting, conducted hereby Rev erends Mendenhall, Swain and Rose, met with gratifying success, resulting in several accessions to the Church. You need never at all desire to go hunting over a man's possessions when he warms himself up enough to pro hibit you. If there's any winged warbles there, they are pioneers, and they carry their provisions with them. W. H. Burke, the little proprietor of R. R. look-out is cultivating a farm near town. , The Kinston Itemizer, the pleasant little visitor to many homes, suspen ded; its calls last week. VV e hope to see it out soon. ComDostintr. carting, fcrubbing, and breaking up old laud, is about the most important proceedings- among the farmers. Cotton is on its usual MARRIED. In this city, on the 23il day of February, 1886. Mr. W. H. Vei.vk.kton to Miss ukttib Ed mundson, E. A. Wright. J. P., officiating. Also, at the same time and place, by the same, Mr James Edmundson to Miss Smithy L. Sauls. At the residence of- the brides parentsjon Wednesday, the 2ith ult., Mr John SMrrii of Mt. O ivc. N. to Miss Hattje L- Moffitt of Moffitt's Mills, Kandolph county. N. C. May thirltfe be one of unalloyed happiness and pleasure- B. MARKET REPORTS. New Tokk. March 2. Cotton steady mid iMn uplands 8 74. Pork fairly Motive a1 f 10 50ad0.7.'; middle dull, long Hear 57, ; 8hM .j?g Spirits Turpentine firm at 4t. Rosin fl.OT Baltimore, March 2. Cotton quiet at f.5 H'lour quiet and unchanged. Corn stoa.i. . vhite 43; yellow nominally 47. Provisiou steady. Wit.minoton. March 2 Cotton 8M : ta 1.15 : crude turpentine f 1.2 for hard and ? 2 15 or sort : rosin u lor sirameu huu nj iui -ood trflined. Spiritsturpentine 45. Qroun peas5070 Corn 58 ai70. Kaleioh, March 2. - Cotton middling 8 strict low -middling 1?t ; low middling 7Ji 'orn 75.8d. Meal Km). Newbekn March 2. -Cotton 7,.'8,; Tur pentine fl.75 : Tar f 1.25 : Corn 50c. Nohfolk. March 2. Cotton quiet at 8 7-16. 400 700 900 500 1000 j - TONS Nd. 1 TIMOTHY II AY. feb22 BUSHELS SEED 11 ICE. BUSHELS BLACK MEED OATS. BUSHELS WHITE SEED OATS. BUSHELS coy PEAS. BUSHELS WHITE COBN. 2 TONS WHEAT BUAS. TONS FKRII MIXEDClOW FEED. HOMINY CHOI'S. .: TOH w 2 200 J WNH COHNllllAN. TONS COTTON SEED MEAL. SACKS FBESH IMLTKD MK.IL WALNUT STKEET, UOLDSHOUO, N. C. 1m Court 'Calendar..1 MARCH TERM, 1886. There will be a Superior Court begun and held tor the coumy of Wayne at the C'-.urt House in Goldsboro on the 2nd Monday in March, 1680, it beinn thebih day ol Mnroh, lbfG; lor the trial ol Crim inal Actions anil Civil Causes, ami the fol lowing is the Calendar set lor t-niJ Term : mm s wEtM's ..i.8.cf?. Ov AD .. :V 6 tl) 3 K Cbh l ."" TltAlNS GOING f?()UTIi; Datkp February 11, ! L.v. elt'on i Ar. I tor k 3' Mount. Ko. 50. So. 53. No. 54. No. 58. No. 59. So. 61. No. (!2. No. i a. o. .05. Lv. Ar. Lv. Lv. Ar. Goldsboro Markets. Oorrpcted by li.M. Privett & o Wwlesale Grocer and Cotton Com mission Merchants. COTTON Receipts for week ending Saturday last 136 bales. Total receipts this season 16,142 bales. Market firm. Sales at 8i 8. POKK WESTERN SIDES SHOULDERS N:. C. HAMS, " SIDES LARD, N. C.,. " (Northern) JOHN V1EAL, per 100 tbs, KICE (from carts) WHEAT (seed) )ATS No. No. No. 'o. No. No. No. No. No. 64. M. (59. 74. 75. 7tf. 7 80. 81. No. 82. No. S3. No. 84. For Monday, March 15. Mar3 E. Sauls vs J no. V. Sherrar.l ( t uf John A. w illianiH vs Jos. r.. oryan. Ja. Sullivan ei al v s 1). Crouch Luchimor& llros, (J.o. Konskey. For Tuesday, March 16. A. H. Humphrey and wife vs L. W. Humphuy et ais. Joshua Johnson vs Andrew PMinunil- son. Naiicy J. Visc vs John VIso ct als. T. J. Vinson vs Gro. L. Kirby Ja. H. Hobinson V8 W. II. Horden. For Wednetduy, March 17. "W. S. Planner vs W & NV. H. K. Co. W. S. Farmer vs W. & V. K. K. Co. Afrnus Cox vs Mack I5arflell vt als. Dewev Hros. vs II. F. S.ikvsoI als. I,. I). Cully vs E. Copuland Si wife. 1.. D. (iullyvs Pink Winn. L. 1). Gull3r vs Jutliro Howell. For Thursday, March lb. Uete3' A. Thompson vs Hiram Ginn. A. W. Kennedy vsG. W. SanderUu. John W .Talion vs (i C. Garrls.H. Co. TarlMn. . Tarlxiro. . WI1.4011 (iolil.slHiro. Warsaw iiiioraw WinninRton. ... No. 4H Dally. 15 P.M. 3:fl 4 5i i'.m. 11:01 " 4 r, h.m 4 54 " 5 M 7ni , 7. VI No; 40, Daily. i VA TRAINS GOING NOUTll. I'.M. No. 4 N.j. 41. 1 Lv. Wilmington... Lv. Itunraw I I.vJ Warsaw Ar, Goldslon Lv. Wilnon Ar. Kock3 Mount.. Ar. Tarlxro.. Lv. Tarbon.. Ar. Wcldon. Daily. Daily. l M45 a.m. 8 5ft P.M. :) " n.Vi " M 31 " o 11 3 " II H ' V2 S P.M. 1-' 4 Hi A.M. I 5.I " ' I 21, " i i 4 .5) P.M.' .... j..... II 30 A.M .j. . - 15 P.M. 2 45 A.M. 11.50 5 to 5i 10 to 11 10 10 to 121 7 to 9 GO to G5 1.25 to 150 90 to 95 1.40 50 to 60 May DariiriRer vs w. & w. !l It J. li- Edg-erUin vs W. J. Jones. ur:. . 1... ....... I . . ..rro tUmin vv nncsscs w in nuv ire um cu t i-uai b . ja(y ,.xcc.pt Sunday until the diiy the case m wnun tney arci Train h aves rartioro. summoned is set for trial. i If a c;ase shill not he reached the day j it is set for trial it will retain its place iruong the cases Fet and be tried when I cached. A. T. GRADY, C. S. C. I February 26, 1886 -mhl-td. THS MUTUAL TSUST FU1TD Life Association. FLOUR, 4.50 to 6.5 HAY LIME (No. I rock) EGGS IHICKENS BEESWAX 1.10 to l.lo 1.30 to 1.35 to 15 15 to 30 20 to 221 New Advertisements. N. C. Phosphate uu C0PR0LITE MAHUBE M ni Cheip'sl Fertilizs? DiscoTsred ! Goldsboro, N. C, Feb. 20. 1S80. Dr. C. J). Rics, Southern Manager of th; Mutual Tust Fund Life Association, Atlanta, Oa. Dkar Sir: I have been a member of your Association for near twelve montb.3, and am satisnea witn us operaiwus. x have accepted a directorship in ihe Asso ciation and will attend the meetings of tbe Boards when I can conveniently do so. I think the c ompany enti led to the confidence and patronage of the public ond tho.ild I at anv time come to a differ ent conclusion will mke the fact known to the public. Very respecttully, WM. T. DORTCH. Train on Scotland Neck Branch Koad huaven . Halifax for Scotland .Seek at 3 00 p. m. Ito turninv leaven Scotland Neck at 9 30 A. m.. i N. C via AHeirtHrlo & Italeljfh It. U. Dallv:'0 ' M. arrive Wil liamston. N. t'.. R.10 1. M lU turtiliifr U avtxi WHLamstMn, N. C, 8:00 A. arrlvo TarlKiro, N. C. 10:05 A. M. s i Train on Midlnnd S. il. Uranch leaven fJolda boro. N.C. I 'ally except unday. 5:30 1". M., arrives Suiitlillcld. N. C..7.-O0 I'.M. Heturiilrnf leaves Srnilhtteld. N.C, 7:30 A.M., arrive at UolilHbom. N C . IhOO A. M. Train No. 40 South will stoponlr at WInon, Goldsboro and Mairnolla. ( 1 Train No. 47 make cIoro connection at Wcl don for all points North daily. All ralli via Richmond, and daily except Sunday via Day Line, i Trains mako close connection for all polnU North via Richmond and WanhifiKton. ! All trains run nohd between Wilmington and WaMhinHTton, and have I'ullman I'&laco Sloepers attached. I JUN P. niVVR General Supcrlntendont. J. R. KENLY, Sup't Trans. ; T. M. FM RSOV. General rassonger Ajfcnt. lllCflliM & Danvi e 1 N. C. DIVISION. CINDERS D SCHEDULE, ALSO Building Lime and AgricUl- feb22-tf tural Lim6 I State Chronicle and Wilson Ad zanct copy "Send for Circular and Trices. FllKMJH BROS., mchl 'rt tf TRAINS GOING NORTH. January 18th, 1884. Rocky Point, N. C. I 7 o FOR SALE. The undersigned having duly qnallfled . . T T I ........ ; ArrlveCharlotte..., Conconl Salisbury.... IllRh I'oint. Greensboro Durham..... ltalitrh . .. , tt a ion I as Executor on the estate of J A-good tamiiy ann rarm deceased, hereby notifies all persons hav and a top ouggy. " " hnt? claims against said es rate to presen J. Elmore, Arrive Goldsboro. t i t no.ri w;i. average, witn out h ub increase i. isaiaa oraswn, Uruj .... rtti1ftr nrp;ai nnliivation, -as we aie Dam erianc io oanui able to note. UleW to iennie rai Rer,vjeurKo uaiuco an rvrtpn navable next Fall. Anrfv t, A. LEHMAN. febl8 2w Goldsboro, N. O. January 18th 188C. to Loumiza Neal, Ervm Coley to Lu cinda Coley, Jerry Dorteh to Maria Jones, John Droutihorn to Lizzie Sitnraous, James Fraizier to Mary Wnnin. fieorire Goins to Mary E. Brown, Pat Moore Hinton to Daniels. Turnev Hamilton to NEWTOxN GROVE. The soiree at the residence of Mrs. Dr. Monk, on the 26th ult., was one of tlP most brilliant of the season. The FOR SALE ing claims against said estate to present tbem to the underpinned, duly authenii cated, i'n or before the 15th day of Febru ary, 1S37, or this notice will be plead in har of their recovery. All pers.ns in debted to said estate ae requested to make Leave Goldsboro. immediate payment K. E iSLJiUKB, Axecuior. No. fil. Dally, R.no a m fl.V a m 6.30 a tii 7 JM a in 8.31 a m 12 Hp in 1.20 pm 4.4Upm No. K3, Dally. H.2-1 p m 7.25 p m S.tt I p m p m 93Spm TRAINS GOING SOUTH. J No.liO, Dally. A number of excellent Farm Mules and Goldsboro, N. C, Feb. 15, 1S86-6W Take Notice! Horses. App.y to Lucy j spacious dancing apartment was taste- Rfl1d,boro. n. C. mchl-2w Bytha fully festooned and flooded with those j . Johnson, Joseph Harper to rcosy soft "lights that loyeiy women jook Williams,. James Joyner to xsancy loveliest in." The nigui was caim anu Howard, Samuel Joiuan to iouish. n.eautitui, ana tne auiet ' That I am orenared to furnish you with I Hewlett. James Jones to Sarah De- village band, floating on the midnight! ibat 1 am prepareu io iuiu , loche, Hatch Kornegay to viara At- air waS nke mu.-ic trom r-arauise. ai CHOIUxJ UiiAJrXi V-LlUXiO, water. Kit Moore to Munda Wind, the beauty and chivalry of the neighH tj-pad TTJrrQ Bf exceedinslv careful with fire dar- jjotk Perry to Rosetta Cox, Bryant borhood were there and "cheeks than rxixixv x-uM, ina-the windv daysof JUarcn. xi A- i'earsall to jmiiy voor, utu- oiusnea ai praxes ui " vnu ana ouier iruu, v KMuuauiv - iug viio j j wItqI -i T.-i... (t.ll..man Pin. A.l..., Tt,, Knrc enpd n ranidl V. I r;n nUnt thpm fnr von and guarantee A. LAs 4i i f 1 r j i n ill l.uv " j lk rivur wMtpr wTorksl ..irtn tn Julia Holloman. Chas. A. I npss." thrA steam encrines could vd to Louvenia Howell, Allen Swm- that Aurora bad long ushered in an- them to live. riwT from the names, ,nn tr .insentnue neetraus, wuaruu i other aav ere xne kucsw ica.c muui-on U1V W I .www - ' . I . - - mm and oo cVia did from the rJame.c, con to , a :. ..ij Ka ha rflli7i!t nf a fire iurR-ooil to Jane Johnson, Solomon their charmine onr citv if one should gain headway! Wrieht to Martha Adams, Calvin accomplishments, h-d con Again we say, be exceedingly careful. Whitley to Smithy Holland. largely to their enjoyment WE believe that each newspaper is Tnere probably no large city on this allowed to use the phrase at least once where living can be had so enwn will nave our sv " i u.. . ir oa t Kairimore. ado w-rmo o. t, ... w . . . -I rucai t " . . . . the "Maltby House" lully illustrate inai in tne lap vl i iacw J. N. WOOD. Goldsboro, N. C. NOTICE ! Th undersiffned havinz Qualified as adminii-tratocol Cullen Flowers, deceased, hereby notifies all persjns holding claims against the estate of his intestate to pre seut them for payment by the 8th day oi February, 1837, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment. D.A.COGDELL. feb6-w6w AdminiatratoT dc. lUletjfh Durham (2 reeimboro... Hljfh Point.... Salisbury Conconl Charlotte No. 62, Dally. 11.4.1am 6.(0 p tn 6.07 p m 11.21 pm 11.55pm l.io m tn lO.ltfam 1121am 1.57ainlllJiJam 3 00 ami 1.00 pm Train leaves Orecnsoro. dally, at 11:35 p m. arriving at Salem at 1:17 a m: returning leaves Ha em at 60am, arriving: at Greensboro at 8:10 am hostess whose many contributed so Amicus. Te. faison. w. e. faison. Attorneys-at-Ijaw, CLINTON, N. U. :o:- NOTICE ,ro eft Wfi "Will UaVO UUi Day and be done with it. "Winter lingers 111 lUu laiv I a- 0 -l xveatherfor the past three or four days We.l, better Thft nnderplened havinff dnlv Qualified as Administrator of the estate of Sarah B. Bndeera. deceased .hereby notifies all per w. . 9 a ! J . . a . i 1 t j. m w a tt v tv oia i ma a rrm i n w. mm in pih b hi FOR WARMTH ANU UOMr UKT. wnloractlcein Sampson. Duplin, Bladen, IThTMA Our Stock of Bicycle Shirts are beauties, Wayne and Pender counties, and In the K f FebruarY. 1887. or this notice will has been' suggest! ve of thecoU y Jin a. r.iAA rw.mber. ' We.l.bettei r i ito... hnt'thft trees are mak; ing strong effort to bud, j ost the same. Fob Tint CHrLDREN lBasket Flannels in Pink, Blue and RrfL Also Jerseys in Brown, Blue aad G-rnet, at anri miMlitv pnaranteed. Colors. three- Styles, two At Sou Einstein & Co's. Supreme Uourtoi tne cswie. be pleaded in bar of their reebverr. Ail w a v rjeraooa indehtea io saia esiatc are re nei . . . . ,tA,i iina r PtiiMMn'a Johnson, uasnier iiinroa wan asswwuuu, qaesieu vu uw iiuucuiw pojuitut. A large and beautiful line of Children mN. C; B. J. Lilly, Esq Fayetteviile, N.B.HOOD. rrrijTw inst received at f Ftjchtl&b & Kxbn's H, Cn and MaJ. C M. Stedman, .WUminton, Feb. 19, 1886-8W A dminutrator. .1. SALEM BRANCH. STATE UNIVERSITY R. IL Train leaves Chapel Hill dally (except Bun- da?) at 10:5) am. arriving' at University at ll:losm; returning icavea university at oo p m, arriving at Ubapel lilil at TS p.m. j SLEEPING CAR StRVICE. f" On trains 59 and 61 Pullman Buffet Slocpors botiroen NewA'ork and Atlanta. i On trains 5? and 53 Pullman Buffet 8leoper betwenn Vahinirton an l New orleana. I'ull man Sleeper bvtwoen Urcensboro ana iticn- mona. . - Through Tickets on sale at principal Sta tions, to all points. I 7For rates and Information apply to any aarent of the Company, or j E. D. THOMAS, ; . C. IW. CHEAUS Oen'l Manatrer. 1 A. O, l A. . febl-188-tf . '-ii'
The Wilmington Messenger (Wilmington, N.C.)
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