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2.
Ojir Advertisers, ""ffcl
prug Stores.
, r rWis Ann Street.
Tlr J- D- '
V. i. iC SMa Front flt.nnri
AUeni's .
pry Goods and Groceries.-
j j Moore & Bro. Front Street.
Henry fcugieuerg, xwm, uutci.
-Undertaker.
C V. Roberson, Front Street."
r J. Moore & Bro,
front Street Beaufort. N. C.
t -.he pi!"- to buy yur 8UPPl'e8
I? . JVi . vn Unto
(JHW O' l JUS, iWUHJ kjuirca, u.ao
,1 Tin. & Glass Ware, and in fact
thitur usually kept in a first class
Call s-mi ad secure ba rgains. ;
h V. KOBERSON,
;i(T sHKET, BEAUFORT, N.
fC'yF.AL DIRECTOR,
tor r ia.
fall supply of coffins, caskets
li'irwii"' constantly on baud and
tio notice", and at low rig-
U'il! atierid .ill burials', as funeral
t.toritl'Ut charge.
T T
.;. ,.-...-t vr ' TWIT-IT A T"
"TKEKT. 2XP DOOK FROM TUKXEU.
o : o o
iwke's Eye Glasses and Spectacles
e yo:r eyes by buying a pair. Co!or-
fc':W. for '.vt cik ani sor5 eyes. Dr,
is b n 'o'oiit foti-ese glasses, they
iVlXou,kt 'elsewhere in this coun-
'atf bluest aifd cheapest assortment of
UtMetlieiues of all kinds u.ways in
k.
Kilmers, Cough and Consumption
Cure.
Ik-Ms Female Regulator.
:b. s. l
ner Safe Kidney Cure
'tir Vigor.
Regulator.
JDgii .Mixture.
k& your m-dicyies from a large stock
at Hvin;: prices. Remember the place,
J T5. D KVfs DRUG STORE,
s wket, 2su door from Tcujcek.
fx h. i;iox. i h. telletier
Gi.IOX &, PELLETIER,
ATTORNEYS ATLAW.
Two Puns South of Journal (Jffioe,
'. Craven Sti-cet West Side. .
NEWBERX. N. O.
P.-aettce 7. ! ere services are desired.
lYacike in v.-ie Superior Courts uf Car-
trt cvuntv.' :i the Federal Court at
rVvue, ami i:i the Supreme Court.
rVi.r.t-s i:i" tVrteret desirinjr our ser
M iiipas.e iite or telegi-aph us a"
POMMIjiloXER'S SALE.
YJ
lytirtao of the authority in me, vested
:e ipcii..r Court of Caneiet County
jadgmfut of s:i:d Couft made at Fall
ik.7 and pursuant to said jud
hL tciuniUsiouer of the Court, 1
rlFtOtlip liiirlUf KiilIr frr mkIi at
r.ou:t House dor in Beaufort, N
a-re yr less and "tiarticHlarlv de-
a deeds from B. L. Perry aud
r;a to Thomas Duncan bdeed
lVsm
Chari.es R. Thomas, Jr.,
p . Commissioner,
f 4"kn. X. c, Oct., 2?th, 1887,
ROYAL
o-
ioll aS T XT TT T 11
ihl- rl?a. of Gen. U. S. Grant: .
itiaLe- " merits more praise than
r.r. .tow.-au-i it deserves a welcome in
. 5IJ .imun.i... 1.
f r -e K'Ves the brilliant effect
a4 jt L , Uu matter where applied.
FOR r.nnic.
ttooL?hCf-HHirf is vaJuabJe for Qildisg
f Pa,'.:, f !fs' Naketg, Fans, Decora-
, v) g i,i ,);,, . . . . .
i . 5 nsea m . decorating
Geml Grant, and many
Tottfre 7 a"d ; disunguished New
Pri -a meU Hair Brush iu each
Gtde,, lu ;Se botilss for Man'fs and
50 ub.titl fGl Ilub's Gilding. Take
0mV,;f' SoU1 y all Ait Dealers
51 i?" Xew v-k Chmical
. v, . ;l w C-lurlutte, Beaufort.
'O -
JHe ;rst Monday in December,
Hecemlr 5th 18?7, at 13 o'clock
"0. the fo;!,,x ij real estate :
itract of lauif in Carteret County, at
.' tiduf Core Creek, known as the
.Place. rontaininir t h hnndred
crinuary 13th, 1870, and dee
jrnvr and wife to same dated uui
V r arv' an (lt'ed to same from
o .tl.ist-,u and wife dated llth of
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THE RECORD.
G. W. CHARLOTTE. EDITOR.
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LOCALS.
Cool weather. " "
"Wood is iu demand.
Remember the poor.
High ater to-day 9,50.
Sun rises 6,25. Sun sets 5,02.
Try Henry Engleberg's choice Groceries.
Ayei' Sarsaparilla. For sale by Allen
Davis. j .
Magistrates bUnks Warrantee deeds
&c. for sale at the Record office.
Engleberg's Moss Rose Flour is unsur
passed iu quality and price. Try it.
Patent Medicines of all -kinds and de
scriptions at Alleu Davis Drug Store.
Warners, Liver and Kidney Cure, Safe
Nervine, and Safe Pills Fur sale by Allen
Davis
When you want anything in the Gro
cery line go at once to Henry Engleberg's
he keeps it. . 0
To-morrow is Guy Pawkesday. "Odorit
you remember the 5th of JSovember gun
powder, treason and plots."
bubcribe at once for the Record. We
will publish a double sheet on Thanks
giving and Christmas.
Never too lr.te to do good go to Henry
r 11 c . 1 - .... ., "
,uicwrx 101 every ining in mo urocery
nue, uuck ooiioni 1 rices.
me nnest ortnern '.abbage r ever
brought to this market, and cheape than
ever at Henry Euglebergs.
.
School children can buy the best and
the' cheapest inks and pens in town, at
he Record Office..
When you want a 35 or 10 pound n
of pure Lard, jro to'l?erjry Eugleberg'a he
always keeps it ra hand.
Try A i 1 A 1. and Nnn'jbej.- Five Cl
ears at Allen Davis Drug Store. None
better for 6 cents
, v.an at tne ijecord otnee and purchase
one ot trie "fearl lop" lamp chimeis
They aWtLe best. . "''
t
Repair your old stoves with Plastic
stove pjste. This is an article worth its
-weight in gold. F01 sale at the Record
office. '
The best Groceries a1 ways ou hand at
Henry tngleherg s. Choice Hams. Pork.
Shoulders, Dried Beef, and iu fact every
thing in the Grocery trade.
The "Twins'' are on exhibition at Dr.
T. B. Delamar's Drug store. Will guar
antee satisfaction or the money will be
refunded. Only 5 cents.
Tntt's Sarsaprilla and Queens Delight,
for speedv and permanent, cure of Rheu
matism. Diseases of the skin, Dyspepsia
occ. r or sale by A" leu Davis.
Paikers G'nger Tonic. The medicine
for every family, surpasses all other re
medies in the enre of dyspepsia. Indiges
tion fc. b'-jr sale by Allen Davis.
Have vour job printing executed at the
Record office. With our increased facili
ties we can do your work as cheap and a&
well as any office in the State.
Major L. C. Latham, our Congressman
elect, paid us a pleasant visit on Wednes
day. le is looking well and wi!l repn-
seut the First District with ability.
Our farmers who are not engaged in
ashing rniaht repair the losses of a short
crop, by cutting wood, and sending it to
towft, "Thsre is aTways a go"nd market at
this seasorf'of the Vear for wood.
We have had various and sundry kinds
of weather in this vanity during the past
week. We have had ram in abundance.
coTd'winds, sleet, and teal cold weather
in the bargain. - '
If vou want a piece of nw rdssio, call
at the Record office. If .we dobot have
it in stock we will order it. e have a
nw' song with music. "There's no one
like mother to me," Price 3a cents.- -
If vou are in want of a Piano, Organ,
or Sewing Machine, call at the Record
Office. We can sell a first class Sewing
Machine for $20,00. Organs from ?30,UO
and upward in prices.
Baxtei is filled up, and can do all kinds
of watch and cloak- work, and warrauts
hia work for one and two years, iiooo
assortment of Jewelry and Elgin watches
on hand. Waterbury watches only
$2 50.
Meas. Sweetser, Perobrook & Co.
Wholesale dealers in Dry Goods, Notions
die, Broadway N. Y. Merchants wheff
ordering goods, or sending a request for
ambles, should always aauress . douu
Charlotte, care of said nrm.
Our town was filled with a false report
on last Sunday morning. It was m every
ones mouth and repeated aud constantly
added to. Idle persons wno scan, su.u re
ports should be made to feel tha strong
arm of the law. Thirty-nine lashes are
too good Tor the mean aevusu cji"
who'manuf actured the lie .
u
ni- Annlfton Oaksraith. died iu
New York on Wednesday morning, the
oGtly'of Oct. His remains were orougut
to' his tome in this county on Saturday
night last, and he was buried at Holly
wood orf Sunday. Capt. Oaksmith was a
remarkable man; we will publish an obit
uary "SfliUn next week.
CAROLINA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 1887.
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Call at the Record office and examine
our stock of choice pons, inks, aud
writing papers; consisting of: Stylo
graphic pens; Esterbrook isteel iu.Uv
iuk made atS ceus
$100 to $300 A MONTH xan be made
working for j us. Agents j: re 'erred who
can furnish 'their own horses and give
their whole time o the business. Spare
moments in.y be profitably employed
also. A few vacancies .in towns ml
an
cities. B. F: ifiUXSON & CO.
1013
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! i 1 ''
lusure iu the Old PeopVs Mutual Ben
efit Society, the only ri'li'tbie Insurance
Company for old poule Wr the Unit.-H
55U1ti
tor
Ag&
vinced. Also Agent Tor tile LTew Yink
Mutual Reservetotal business $?9Q.Qo6,
000.' 'ieposited'with' fu&urauGe" Depart
ments VvO.QOO. ;'
The time for the hearing of the suit for
a perpetual Injunction agtfinst,th$ Bard
of Commissionem of Carteret County and
John B. Bifssell, Sheriff. cO resti-ain th
collection tlf the i il.ejai ux-1. .-yy of 33,
cents in excess of tle Coof-titutional limi
tatio;i iud'cqnation on eadli cie hundred
dollars valuation of real arlu personal
property was, on resTterdav.' 6v his Hon.
Jud'ie Ffcd-Philaos. at Trenton, Jones
county, continued to Kinston, Lenoir
Coulnty, on the 16:h inst. The tempo
rary order is in full force and arjfect nutil
the lifcari.
It will pay you to to New Berne,
when you want to buy a suit of clothing.
If you do not care to go send your order
to George Ash. the clothier. Remember
he keeps aU iUfds of" Gents furnishiug
g(Kxls, boots and shoes &c. His store is
als head quarters for all kinds of Drv
Goods. David M. Jones of Carteret, and
David Canaday of Onslow will wait upon
you. ' - - -
On the 27th ay of October the people
of the South met at Richmond Va. to lay
the corner stone of a monument to our
gallant Robert E. Lee. Thcfusan-Js'of the
heroes who fought under him", w& e pres
ent to do him honor. About the same
time, Hon. Jefferson Davis, beloved by
the people of the SdutihV yfas the invited
uest of the' city of Macon Ga.He reviewr
ed 30,000ex-cmfedent soldiers. In hon
oring our living and dead we are but
doing our duty. If this is Reason make
the best of if. "
MARINE NEWS
ARRIVALS.
Oct. 28t)i.. Schr. Beulah Bentoii
Whitehui-st uafcter, from Charleston.
Oct. 31st. I Sloop Yacht Widgeon, Par
ker master, jfrom rew Haven Conn., for
Jacksonville, Fla.
OuT;.,3ist. Steamer Victoria J. Peed,
from Nassau N. P. for Boston with sugar
wreck iu 'flw. Put iu for coal.
SAILED.
Steamer Victoria
NT, 3d.
for Boston.
J ;PceoV
Nov. 2d. Sloop Yacht Widgeon, Parker
master for Jacksonville, Fla.
ITCHING PILES.
Symptoms Moisture; intense itching
and stinging most at night; worse hy
scratching.; If allowed to con iuiie tu
mors form, which often bleed and ulcerate,
becoming very sore. Swatsr's Oint
meS"; ?tci s the itching and bleeding,heals
ulceration,' and in many cases removes
the tumors. It is -equally efficacious in
curing all Skin Diseases. Dr. Swayxe
& Sox, j Proprietors, Philadelphia.
Swayxe's Ointmext can be obtained of
druggists. Sent by mail for 50 Cents.
RENEWS HER YOUTH.
Phaibe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
Col, Iowa, tells the following remarkable
a, is.
story, the truth or wnicn is voucnea ior
by the residents of the tqwn ; ;I am 73
years old, have been troubled with kid
ney complaint and lameness for many
years ; could not dress myself without
oelp. Now I am free from all pain aud
shreness. aud am able to do all my owe
house work. I owe my thanks to Elec
tric Bitters for having t euewed my youth,
and removed completely all disease and
pain." Try a bottle, on'.y 00c. at T. B.
Deleraai Is Diu:j Store. 1
DISTRICT CONFERENCE, A. M. E.
ZION CHURCH.
The seventh session of the A. M. E
Zipn District Conference convened in the
handsomely completed, expensive and
praise worthy Church, viz; Purvis Chapel
Beaufort, N C under the p istora! charge
of that talented and distinguished minis
ter, Rev. J.j B. Small, D D.. at 10 o'clock
sharp with P. E. A. W. Allison in- the
clfifi Ho fcReued L the conference by
reading the 33d , Psalm. Rev.-. M. Y-
Marable lined the hymn under page six
teen, "Before Jehovah's Awful" Throne,"
which was sung by the Conference.
Rev. C. HI SmftU offered a fervent and
impressive j prayer. The chairman de
clared the J Conference open ready tor
business, tfie P. E's., address was read
and received with applause. Brp. R. L
Parrott, was elected cniet secretary, crp.
W'. W. Lewis, recording secretary, Bro.
J. S. Bell, reporter to the press, ine
rol was called, quite a large number
answered present. The several commit
tees were appointed by the c'.iair. Tne
circuits was all represented by properly
elected delegates, and the Sunday schools
also by their Delegates, during the
absence of the oommittee on credentials.
The Conference was interestingly en
tertained by R, L. Parrott Eq., of Kins-
ton N. C. afterwardsMr. P. H- Williams,
of Beaufort, amid applause came forward
and also in his usual reviving manner en
tertained !the Conference for a short
while. 3ro. A. G. Odeu, asked if it
would not be best to elect the delegates
to represent this New Berne District, in
the aunual Conference at once, before
the circuit Delegates made their report it
ancdoned. The vote wastaicen, ami
resulted in the election of Maj. A.
G.
-wa uiacK, yioiet, carmine, Copying iVr
stylographic inks; Envelopes and wTiti.i.'
panei-ar.1 We ar's'isalhTiVa. w .t t J.,' Ar k 1. ..7
l-s, and the cheapest, s ifesfc a.nrl ho!
&Yt age. i Ciwl oii Dr."T-Bf. Delamr.
ht for Carteret county, ' and be' eon-
Oden, P. W. lYiliiams and J. S. Bell
The committee on devotions repprted to
preaeu Wednesday uight, Key. C. II.
Smah to be" associated by Rev. L. B.
Williams. Committee on 'Rules reported,
accepted and adopted. , Jder Smith at
the 7 o'clock services took for .his text
the 3rd chapter of Revelations' and 20th
verse, "Behold J stand at the door and
knock, if any man hear my voice, and
will open the door, , I will come in and
sup wita him, and he with iup," pre-yipss
to the sermou Elder L. Ii. Williams
lineti the hmn, "Tliere is a fountain
filled with.blo d," which was surg by
the celebrated Purvis Chapel choir, and
.led in an earnest fiiey burning prayer.
JEMer .Smith ascended the pulpit -and
held I he congregation spell bound about
an hour, with his thundering eloquence,
lie preached a real reviving sermon and
many rejoiced and were made happy.
- Eler W illi&bis then cam forward and
extended an invitation .to hnmbte peiw.
tents tocome to tho anxious seats stated
tat if they would come, and just open
the door, that Jesus would come in, and
not only stand up, but, would sit down
and abide with them. Elder Small also
seemed to be impjessed with the sermon
and appeals, continued" to call for sinnera,
in thunder tank's, soto speak, assuring
them that there .would be plenty of min
isters to labor with them if they came.and
that-the Loid would come in, one was
converted.
The second day the circuit delegates
made their repo ts near or quite all ,of
them petitioned favorable to their present
Pastors 'and P. E. A ridiculous and
grievious aiticle was read from the Golden
Rule, by Mr. P. H.Davis, attacking the
christian character of our eminent and
highly esteemed and blameless Bro. J. B.
Small, Eider Squall then evidenced to the
Conference why it was done and at night
t.e church being densely packed from
the door to the a'tar, with both coiCjred
and white, the article was submitted to
the members of Purvis Chapel Church
nd citizens of Beaufort, and every Jjne
of the intended, damaging and sl&rj&cr
ous communication, touching Elder Siiiall
was unanimously condensed, and found
to be false, and was considered by all the
ministers, delegates and visitors to be
worthless and ipnoiicable. The author
and scribe was made ashamed. Many
matters was discussed at length jy the
Bro's. of the conference. ' Still peace
and harmony prevailed.
Thuisday night, by appointment. Rev.
M. V. Marab'e i:sociated by Rev. H.
Bell, preached a spiritual and soul stir
ring sermon from the 81 h Psdam, 4th and
5th, verses. The whole congregatiou
eemed to be moved. Bro. H. Bell offer
ed a fervent pr ayer. Elder J. II. Stewart.
Elder Sm.-ill a-i l Di-acon P. Jones and
others spoke s'ronly in behalf of the
"Star of Zion."
Qn Friday the delegates from the dif
ferent S. S., made their reports which
were very interesting. Purvis Chapel S.
S., was the- Banner School. Friday night
the S. S., enlivened he Conference with
their exercises under the direction of
Rey. J. B. Small,
The committee on finance reported $31
dollars collected for the Conference. A
collection was taken up for tin Wesley
Chapel Church on Rev. Bell's charge $4
was realized, a collection was taken up
for Sister Julia Willaims of Pollocksville
N. C, iho had her g-wxls aud house
destroyed by fire, $3.53 was realized.
The following resolutions were offered.
Resolved, That we tender a vote of
thanks to our P. E., for the noble man
ner in which he presided over this body
also to our worthy secretaries for their
services, and to R v. J. B. Small, mem
bers and friends of the town of Beaufort
for their kind, generous and hospitable
rnaiirer in whjch we have beeu entertain
ed duriug oui stay in their midst, also to
the A. &. N. C R. R. Co., and to Rev.
S. I. Turner and other boatmen 'or re
duced rates allowed to ministers, dele
gates and visitors to the District Confer
ence . A copy of the proceedings be sent to
The Weekly Record, St.r of Zion, and
the Golden Rule. Bro's. R. L. Parrott
and W J. Qolomon delivered the adresses
of thanks to the people of Beaufort white
and colored. Letters were received from
Bro'e A. B. Smyer and L. R. Ferebee,
the Conference sympathized with Elder
Smyer on account of his, illues. All
the committees repoi ted well, TTe then
received the benediction by the Pastor,
and said good bye to all.
J. S. Bell.
g ALE OF REAL ESTATE.
By ylrtue of the authority in me vested
by t he Superior Court of Carteret County
and pursuant to a decree of said Court
I w ill sell tq the highest bidder for cash
at the Court House door in Beaufoit, X.
C.oh Monday, December 5th,' being the
first Monday f December, 18SX at 12
o'clock noon, the right, inle, interest and
estate tif W. W. Thomas" and Nettie B.
Thomas his wife in tb? following real
estate," to wit: , , .
Pait oflot sixty two (62), Old Town
Beaufort, N. C, on the South side of Ann
Street, and east of Turner Street being
.v . hsT It .Thomas lo
Thomas Drmcau, March 16th 1862, and by
fm - tP . R TMBrAritu.rtr 1V
tuitmas Liuiicau - . -y y. " . - j
de-d recorded in Carteret County in
Book B. 'If.' pages 914--915and the same
house and lor m which Jane H. Loweu
berg now resides. The sale wiir.be of th.
whole of the premises aforesaid, subject
to the widow's right of dower therein,
and is made to make assets to pay debts
of Bendix Lowenberg, deceased.
Johx Foulaw.
Commissioner.
Beaufort, N. C, Oct., 25th 1837.
AN IMi-ORTANTT ACT TO l3
PAYERS.
The Legislature at its session of
pre-ent year, 1887, passed an apt
for the relief of tax payers in
addition to the remedy '" 1
by injunction.
tie
.INJUNCTION WHEN GRANTED AND
SUIT TO RECOVER TAJES. '"
Bec. 84. That in every casebeDerson
?r persons claiming any tax or any: .part
thereof to be for any reason invlid, or
that the valuation of his prpperty fa ex
cessive or unequal who shujl jay jthe
same to the tax collector or other projper
authority in all resprcts as though the
same was legal and valid, su'a person
may at Hny time within thny.uays after
such payment demand the same iu writ
ing from the treasurer of the state, or of
the county, eity or own for the benefit
or under the authority, or by the reqiest
of which the same was levied; andkif the
.1 t
same shrtl' notie refunded withiu mufify
davs thereafter, may sue such cuuuty, city
or town I m- the amount so demanded, in
cluding in his suit against the county
bothstate aud couuty tax; and u upm
the trial it shall be determined that such
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tax or any part therefore nas levied or
assessed for an illegal or unauthorized
purpose, or was for any reason invalid; or
excess ivO, judgment shall be rendered
therefor with interest, and t.Ue same 'shall
be collected as in other cases. and ;the
amount of state tax overp lid or declared
invalid cerf.ni-d by tue cleiKant reiunded
by the state treasurer. ! :'
Sec 86. No county, city council or
town commissioner shall have power to
lease, discharge, remit or commute any
portion .of the taxes assessed and levied
agaUt aviy person or property withiu their
respective jurisdictions, for any reason
whatever. And any taxes so discharged,
released, remitted or commuted, may be
recovered" by civil action I roni the mem
ber of any such board, at the suit of any
citizen ct the county, city or toWn, as the
case may by, and when collected shall Le
paid into the proper trreasury. Jothiug
iu this section contained shall be coustrued
to prevent the proper authorities from re
fuhdiug taxes paid as provided in the
preceding section, nor to interfere i with
the powers f any officers or board sitting
as a board for the equalization of taxes.
TUANZSGIVLNG.
Presidnt'a Proclamation Appointing
the 24th day of November. j
A J'ROCLAMATtOX.
Bu the President cf the United btales.
The goodness and mercy of God which
have followed the American people dur
ing all the ays of the past year claim
their grateful recognition and humble ac
knowledgment. " By His omnipotent
Power lie has protected us from war, and
pestilence and from every national calam
ity; by His Gracious favor the earth has
yielded a generous return fo S;he labor of
the husbandman, aqd every path of hou
est toil has led to com fore and content
ment; by His loving kindness the hearts
of our people have been replenished with
fraternal sentiment and patriotic endeav
or, and by His ucerring guidance wo have
been directed in the way cf national pros
perity. 1
To the end that we may, with one; ac
coid testify our gratitude for all these
blessings, I, Grover Cleveland, Fresble.it
of the United States, do hereby designate
and set apart Thursday, the twenty-fourth'
day of November next, as a day ofthahks
siviug and Prayer to be observed by all
people of the land. On that day lerj all
work and employment be suspended;; ;and
let our people, assemble in their accustom
ed places of worship and with prayer; and
songs of praise gjve hanks4 to our Heaven
ly Fatheffor all that Hq has dune for us,
while we humbly iniplore forgiveness of
our sins and continuance of His mercy.
Let families and kindred be united ' on
that dav, and let their hearts, rilled with
kindly cheer and affectionate reminiscence
be returned in thankfulness' to the source
of all their phasares and the Giver of all
that makes the day glad and joyous. And
m the midst of our worship and our hap;
piuess, let us remember the poor, needy
and unfoitunate; and' by our gifts of ehar
ity and ready benevolence let us increase
the number of those who, with grateful
hearts, shall join in our thanksgiving.
n witness whereof, I have set my hand
and caused the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed. ;
Done at the -ity of Washington this.
the 25th 'Hay of October, in th year of
our Lord, 1887, and of Independence, cjf
the United States 112th. " "
By the President :
Grcter Cley.elajjd.
Thomas F. Bayard.
Secretary of State.
TO TAX PAYERS'
The; town tax list for 1837, is iu my
hands for collection. I can be found at
the Town Hall at all times ready to give
receipts for same. Pay your taxes at
once and save yourselves trouble and
costs.
W. II. RAMSEY.
Collector.
CffcOPCV I? ASH! 3 Worcester's
"J)t)U and 3 Webster's Diction
aries, worth $fc9. and 4 Dictionary Hold
ers, worth $15 &. giveu as Prizes for
-...-0 o... orrin.r tt.o mip&tion " WJl V
.1 1 1 t Tv,.. ;...,.-, ir..Mor" Viir .
full parthrulais, send to La Ve nft j W. It is guarauteed t- g.ve 1 perfect Mtisfac
Noves. 99 & .01 W. Monro St., C hicago, tion, or mouey reruiu ed. Price 85 cents
the maKer 01 uicutmnry
iuquire at your bojkstoie.
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NEWS OF A WEEK.
October 26th. Snow fell all vestciday
moruiug at Staunton, Va., but melted as
fast as it fell. Snow fell in Charlottes
ville. Va , all yesterday. The Presi
dent, issued yeteriay a proclama;! m et
,ting ajctrt the 24th. day of November as
aday 01 thanksgiving. Tampa, Fla.,
reports six or eight new cases of yellow
fever find five deaths snce last official re
port. Dr. Porter is in charge of the hos
pital. , 1 j
' Oct(ib(.r.28th. In Re election in Balti
more, yesterday, F. C. Latropc, the reg
ular Democratic nomiure, was elected by
a majority of 4.205. r-Tln City Council
f Baltimore will cousist of twelve Demo
crats aiid eight Republicans, as a result of
of the election held tbeie yesterday. -TrHps
ire being ennceutrated at .Fort
C'asW, to suppress the disorderly Crow
Ldrrdians. Gen. Dudley wiU p4-.gAwJb.le take
the' ,8eld in pemiu. -Tho U. S.. Su
preme Court will probably make a- xyjing
to-day, just before argument in the An
archist case, as to the length of time
which will be allotted to counsel on each
side. -According to Dr. Porter there
have been about 225 to 250 cases of yellow
fever and thirty-four deaths up to oate iu
Tamp:i, Fl i. There wtye fourteen new
cases Tuesday, and about eighty sick in
the town.
October 2th. There has bee seven
liew ases and four deaths from yellpw
fever at Tampa, Flat since tie last reiort.
Gen. B. F. Butler began his argument
before tho Uuited States Supreme Court,
yesterday, in support of the petition for
a writ of error u the Anarchist's case,
J. E.Smith, an express messenger,
who recently killed two traiu robbeis,
near El Paso, Texas, has been Daid f2,000
by Govemdr Ross, as a reward for his act.
Sinith jr.iU jprobably get 2,000 more from
the Express Company, and $1,000 fnm
the railroad company, making a total of
$5,000.'
October 30th. Tlie arguments 911 Jactty
Sharp's appeal were concluded before the
full Beuch iu the Court of Appeals t Al
bany, -Niuteeu new ja.ses of feer and
tluee, deaths were reported from Tampa,
yesterday ; the weather is still oppressive
ly warm.
November 1st. Cliief Justico will an
nounce the decision in the anarchists case
uext Wednesday or Thursday.-; Suow
is renorted all through, the Southwest
portion of Virginia. At Wythevdle ic is
reported several inches deep. Up to
the 26th i Q.st, there- have been between
25 and 250 cases and thirtyrfour deaths
from yellow fever in Tampa, Fla.-r
Eleven new cases of yellow fever and one
leath were reported from Tarnga yester
day. The weather is cooler an th'e out
look is more favorable.--:-Secretary of
the Navy Whitney, spent yesterday quiet
ly at his Lome iuNew York. Dr. Loomis
called to see him in the m jruing and pro
uouueed him lett r but repeated hi .prder
to keep absolutely quiet for several days.
Callers were told that he would be well
iu about a week.
November gd. The Crow agency In
dians are reported to be very demonstra
tive. The Indians have all been ordered
into camp by Friday night and all wfyo'
are out will be treated as h ostites.
Postoffice Inspector Adsit has sent a cir
cular to publishers throughout (he coun
try warning them against an advertising
agency called the Empire News Company
mauaged by R. O. Roberts of Buffalo N
Y. a-Sjits. Turpentine 33 ots. gallon
Rosin 80 cts, bbl. Tar $1,20 bbl. Peanuts
6) to 80 cts. Bushel Cotton. 8f cts. lb.
Rice 0 to 90 cts. Bushel
The advantages of a reliable, safe and
; CT .,11.
efficacious Faniily Medicjug, ;s inpilula
ble, and when such, is found, the blessing
is thus happily eKpresst d.
I EXCLAIMED, "EUREKA."
i
I have been using Si 111 .irons Liver Reg
qlatqr myself some five years or more, aud
my family also, and can testify from ex
perience to its virtues. I never reoom
nrerd a medicine unless I know it to be
good. In a ministry of twenty five-yeaii
I have often felt tho need of such a medi
cine and when I found it I exclaimed,
Ereka."-:;Rev. J. P. Harper, proprie
tor of the Chiistiau Visitor," Sm.ithfild.
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NEWPORT ITEMS.
Newport N. C. Oct, 28th. 17.
The crops in this section are mortly
gathered, a complete failure in everything
-the worst in many years,
Tho corner stone of the new Method i?t
Chuich was laid ou the 14th of October.
Mr. Ha v wood Teasly is the architect and
we expect Q. have a very neat building.
J, 5.' Bsll, Jr., is now the owner of the
stearu. mill, at this place, and expects to.
saw lumber this winter;
We have bad news from Florida, the
Newporters that went there this fall are
very much disssappointed.
Mrs. Ann S. Pigott has donated to the
trustees of the Church a choice lot for
the methodist parsonage.
Hard times these two words are get
ting to be very fashionable.
P.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The best Salve in the world for 'Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. Tetter, ChappdHan1,Chilb!aius
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
tiw.lv f-nrrs Pil-or no Dav reanired.
For sale by Dr. T. B. De mar j
NO 44
OUK NEW YORK LE ITER.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
New York, October 1887.
The nominations of both. Republican
and Democratic Darties itve beeu the
subject of much discussion for the past
week. Friday and Saturday were tho
last days for registration. O&er 8000
foreigners have been made citisiwis and
Willi cast their first vote' on Nov., th.
Art enormous vote will be polled Id fLia
citv judging from the registiation.
An unusual number of weddings were
celebrated dining the week. November
premises to be another month bf like
events. Some people object streuuoudy
to the number of "leg-ueras,"
are called, that are at present delighting
a part of our population. -
Henry George and Dr; McGlynntill
corltiiiue to be the butt of newspaper
rid cule. More than one humorist baa
cooked up a joke at' the expenscTiJrtLe
Anki-Poveity Society. McGlyun is said
to le penitent and desires to return to .
the church again. 1
The flower show at the Eden Musee is
named as one of .the leading attractions
of Lhe day. The opening night of the
music class at Durlai.d's Riding Academy
wai one of the events of the week. Over
sixiy ladies and gentlemen took part and
although the figures rode was not a
elaioraie as they will be at the close of
the season, the riding was very creditaDie
for the first night. The recent elaborate
.mprovements have case all riva schools
hi he shade. - ,
Jay Gould and family left for Europo
on Saturday. His steam yacht "Atlanta"
sailed a day or two in advance all pro
visioned for a long cruise in foreign
waters. Mr. GjuM will joiu hrs yacht
in Gibaralter and make an extensive tour
of jthe Old World. The promineuce
given to the departure for Europe of a
ncted pugilist by a number of the daily
papers, both in editorial and other columns
wai simply disgusting. A numbei of
new monthly magazines and newspaper
that have made their debut this fall is
enjjrmou8. There are any number of ex
cellent magazines but several good clean
newspapers would be more thau accepta
ble ko the piblic.
The uu-ighty advertising boards and,
placards advising one to use such and
such a soap, or hair oil and different
meihods of escaping terrible diseases
that for so long a' time have decorated
thefelevated rail road stations are to be
renjoved. The illustrated weekly have
published more thau one cartoon at their
expense. . ' .
r The great actor Henry Irving and the
fascinating Miss Perry are again in Amer
ica. This is Mr. Irving's third profea
6101 al tour of the United States. Actors,
clergy aien, professional men and the like
fine a live and an appreciative people on
this side of the wate : and American gold
Jr sought aftir JJf th'sm with more eager
ness every year A subscription paper
is in circulation for the purpose of raia-
ing $10,000 iu America to aid in the estab- "
lish aaent of an ambu aiice system in Paris
similar to the perfecu system of our own
cilyL
II is proposed to present to France in
188!la statue similarjto Barthold's Liber
tv that Brands at ihe cntrauca of our hai-
J -1 y
bor as a further tribute of the friendship
existing between thp two republics.
Am inferuat machine sent to a promi
nent and wealthy njeichant of Brooklyn
w as opened by his wi e and may cost her,
heraife. Tne machine in the shape of a
small bundle, accompanied by a note to
avoi d suspicion, wasj brought to the house
by s. boy. When the package was open
ed a terrific explosion occurred seriously
injuring tho lady knd the messenger.
Tup police are hard at work on the case
but as yet no clue has been found to the
berpetrators of the Utrage. It is proba
bly ihe. fiendish worjk of soma crnk who
Etyl8 bjiuself an ariarchist and imagines
he W ' sufl.-ring uiiutteiable oppression
fror. the wealthy Iclass. Anarchism is
pntlnits infancy ju this country and
actite measure) should be taken to put a
stopj to i,s growth. It is a few lazy for
eigners whj make their miserable living (
by agitating the ignjirant class of laborer.
The condemned aluarchist iu (ttoicago .
will doubtless servl . as a forcible and
stril ing example off American justice: to
thei! bretheren in New York. . J
1 Th? city is fall of strangers ' The
hotejls ate crowded to their utmost capaci
ty many btng com piled to use tie read
ing rooms for its deeping apartments
Every afternoon, especially Saturday
bears witness to th millions that ' are at
preslent enjoying tie hospitality of the
city In the afternoon Broadway and
Fifth avenue are jcrowded with pedes
triais. The' stores are fu full
bias many have already begun to lay
in their holiday ffoqdX On the drive of
theWrk all the wipll known (ace 1 and
equipige are back again and the shadow
ot a bay and festive winter has already
beeu cast over the metropolis.
Columbia.
EXCITEMENT IN TEXAS.
ft neat excitement;
has been can ed in
thisViciuity ot Pari, Texa?,
, by the ie
f E. Corley,
inarkable recovery pi nr. J,
who was so helplesi he couljj not turn ta
bed, or raise his head , everybody aid he
wax (dying Coubumptiou. a. inu oov
tie of Dr. King's MLw Discovery wa sen$
mm. i iuu:ng 10 wwuju.
bottle and a box ol Dr. King' Nw -fo
PillH; by the time be bad taken two boxes
of PM' aud two boitlea of the Diacovery,
he i-s well and had gaiiie4 lu flesh thuty
l i M bottles of this Great Discovery for
Couri umpiiuu inre ait i. leieroiini u
urm bottles 1.
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