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FR ID A Y, - - - DECEMBER 19, 1884.
Bead tl-.o nf-wt advert isomeut of
Messrs. Hood, liritt .'"& Hall in this
paper.
V. Mr J. T. EdmuudsoTuoiTers a fall
of Christmas goods. See ad-
supply
vevH-virffc.
- it. . ' - -
"ne f holiday brood's
, display ?,t - -Castex & Co s.,
A
arc on
'.-.ta!!!sli!iivat.
Tl.A ,-..... '".
rayne Inferior
. 1 :
lilt HI.At IT I tii Ut II
-Court .-.will' be held eomru
ueing me
12th of January next. .
- San.ta Clans headquarterr.
at
Tiu htk r tSc Kern's. For further - par- ,
thoihi rs see ailvr-rtix'TiU'Tit. .- : . !
-The Board ot 3 i rectors of the j
"Eastern ' I u;ii;e Asylum will meet iu j
this c-iry oh Thur-day the 1st of-'Jan--j
nary. - ... ; '
'--Wilson; 'Mirror ::. Joseph us Daniels
delivers the literary atidress at the
closing exercises of Mr. Euro's school,
at liiaek C'ret.-k, on Fndity.
Vtb 'send the weekly edition to. the'
:-ubserib-rs of our serni-weekly tiiis
".v;M-k. We ovpe.-t to resume .-both
editions next w eek as of dd. ; :
-Th' seriel story 'which -lias' been .
ymmhijr in -.lino. M kssexuek for some ,
"vi-eks is tins V;e-k resumed just -where
it left off the week before the fire.
-Me
S. Kiiistein & Co., offer
liargains 'ii,' 'goods rescured from the
lire. Tiiev aIo vail -noon all indebted
To tin ir firm to c,
orwan1 nd tav i
"!' -: ; ."-; .:;:. ; ;;. - ..
Dr. M. E. liobiiison h;is bouglit
-out Dr. Jatues Spieet's 'interest in the
drur -business, ivud now conducts same'-'
in his own name mux -in the Opera ;
Tlouse cor-'ier.- : ' - - :- ;
Mrs. J, ."5; Lanier, a most excellent j
christian 1-t'd-y, estceuu-d and highly
respected by all l.io "krsew her, died j
at the reside ntie of her husband Mr.
Jese J. Lanier, at Mount Olive, oil :
the blh :nst.
--The i,r..-i':s .f the First 'TJegiinen't
vm ! :tt Tmi b.r' and eleefed John W,
-Cottoti,: Coloritd:. Isaac A . Su'Lrg, of
Cret-n vi lie. '-"Lieutenant Colonel, and
Lieutenant, M. 1. AVillianison, of Tar
i "
I)Oi i, Jia i .r. -.-. - .-.
Tise fourteenth semi-annual con
vention of the"Sufh-Ea-;tern Amateur
'I'ess Assoc i 'i t ! n , ,herex f ore a h uouii c-
d to 1 . ie'il ( :o!'l si toro. on 1 he.
: 17th, has ! : !! p-i poried Ui'.ti! the HOth
of Decent ui-r. . . : ' . ':; .
: The Board of Trustees of David
son College will iiieet in. Ciiarlo'tteoii"
v eilnesuay
to elect a
.the i 1 !!s of Febru irv next.
President
a 'Professor of
nd to 'transact'
niav re'.rularlv
( I reek a nd ( i Crinau,
udv oflser bus;ne--s ms
emue "bi-iore "the" Hoard.
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tokens .i
v-nipat !iy'.
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meeting or
1 V
h'e-Stor
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loiders
1
of the
E!chnion(. tc i -nn ville UailrOad.
hel t in J k' ich uioiK ! on We;1 iiesday , 1 )e
ceini.er p), A. S. Buford war re
elected jPresi.Ieni. an-1 the Board of
In'rectors increase to twelve. Col.
Bu ford's election as President was nn
ticipated, as Ik- is not only the right
man,- but the- be.-t man in the right
place... "
Tiie eiiufiVsion since the fire has
prevented )itr sending out mr annual
subscription si ateiiient s. We com
mence ttonfg so this week and expect
prompt resoonse. Our present cir
cumstances compel us to come down to j
-. . . . i i i . . . - - 1 ..:n .. 4.
a smelly casn ousiiiess, aun 11 m noi
be in on r po we r t o ind u 1 ge. A 11 su b
scriyti( ms for this year must le made
by the doth of January or the paper
will be discontinued. '"
One night in X)ctober l:it, fhe
residence f-; K.r . Jones, six miles pUp of "Xinas dinner,"-and when the
from Raleigh",- was destroyed by ir' " hunters return we expect many; of our
the faintly 1 a rely escaping from the . citizens, .the immediate friend's of the
flames. Last week Sarah Ami Den- , hunters, will have a treat.
11 is, who at the time of the fire was a I , , , ,
servant in Tones' enrplov, was arrest- -' "A- concert tableaux, for the benefit
ed 011 the charge -f having set fire to i of th "ew church, will be given at the
-the house, rind confessed the crime. Opera House by the young people ol
She hud stolen silverware and jewelry - the Methouist Sunday-school on the
and proposed to hide hei crime by 'nmg; of the 23d, As the enter--onlia.
'ration. The discovery of stolen : tainment of their audience 15 the stnn
iewelry on her possession ded to her 1 lus to their, efforts, we bespeak for
'ITest i
Governor .Taous has .. -.considered :'
tlie (piesiioii of (c, deling an t'-ii ( t i o n . t
iill the v.! rincy to iakeplace on the,
:H)!h in the oth district, causi .1 by the
re si gnat ion
Congres-1,1 in .
i i :i . A . M. Scales as
The rpvertidr will iike-
1 V issue his pr. n-.a ni : ! ion ;i :a; writ of
eleclii;r otv the -ilsr in-t.. on
.1,
ring ihi
eiec! io;i in Le !, eld e i t heron ;'
the 'oth of .' :. n i.-; ry. v Tip
'Jiith of .!;ii:::,itv:. more, dike!
!urs
lav.
Hie bit-
t . r date. The ;
1. iss(aMl4'efi.re,; h-.
t In Go niiM-, v.- v:
i.-iii!:.tion w 1 1 1 pot
-1.1 I've - opinion of
alley exists upi.ni
WiHC"il
itist.
lie C i!i
act lint ilafts-r il
ic
; -. a . -;
A. B
oyer
.'.1 ;-V,
.. Atiur.
"SaTiir'd'fiv
. s eanie
back ifoin a
C-. "Railroad..
tin
u-
U X.:
T T .
IP- went y-i' t . i-n; 11 1
liru
Sadsbury to the mouth
hala rive;-, twenty miles
le.-te-:. Swain ci.nnty.
or
the Xanta-
: L
leyoinl v. tiar-
L-'tst week the
slip ill. ;' eieet ion of Oilieet s of tins. road
was iield at Salisimry, all the o';d o;!ic-
ers being ve-eleeted. as follows : Presi
tierit. Co!. A . B . And rews; first vice
president. Frank Coxe: second vice
president, CoJ. liiyes: superintendent,
j, V. Mcle":r-ecretary and treasurer, j
(r. I'. Erwin: triiief t-ngineer," -C W. .
Wilson.,-;; ;-.;.-;; ..v'v. " .
Xext week i "iiris'nias week, j
Happy, glorioiis "Christmas time ! With "j
all thv pleasant , iocs, with all thv j
gentle memories of tiie past, mankind
hails thee as the-season of seasons !
When thou cotnest the - heart of the
young leaps with, joys and the old re
new their youth 111 the sunny gladness
-of childhood, : and in their mind's eye
review the joyous scenes m which, in
years gone by, they themselves were
the chief actors -.! . The universality of
the observance of Christmas, so far as
: its social- features are concerned, is
oinetinng very remarkable. Begin- .!
mug wit u tiie ir iogcu. trie oni norm
men, following: the green, glittering
fir tree of the Germans, the festival
Las extended " its swav over all the
civilized Vvorld, bringing all nations, i
all creeds, under its gentle swav The
noblest trait of human natui-e that :
. of .bestowing, pleasure upon others -is ;
calle-t
ui'o piny 1 y it
1 iig!i or low,
ricu or i.oor, sock out, some g'tt that
may give 'pleasure to loved ones, the
grateful smile, the hand's warm press
ure, or the more loving salutation of
the lips, is ample compeusn tion for all
trouble, or anxiety experienced in
selecting the token.- In looking for
the place to buy these, consult the ad
vertising pages of "this paper.
Santa Clans is coming and has
sent his baggage u head, which is be
ing unpacked by-our "..merchants, and
embraces every "article the big or little
folks can cu.ll for. . .
Mr. Henry Flowers, of the AbelPg
section in" Johnston county, sends his
pubseTiition of ij.OO, and al&o50 cents
in addition, which, I;e. says, he "con
tributes as Ids donation towards rais-'
ing; the MEvJ.sexcei:. from its ashes,
hoping that -others of its 7, (XX) sub
scribers will do likewise." The sin
cerity by which' we know Mr.. Flowers
is prompted induces us to accept the
doaatiou and we take this method to
thank him. kindly for the deep interest
he raa-nifeets in the -Messenger. AVe
are also tinder similar obligation to
Mr. L. L. Iiiehard-xm of Johnston,
who sends in $5.00 for which he refuses
to accept credit on our booh.-:.
; ' - , I
- GOLDSBOROJOTTINj3S.
j,;rse;)al Mention a'I Hems of
.Thcrsday n.-'t is Christmas.
Rev. C II. AY.JV.r, D I., will
.preach"'- in, the Presbyterian Church
next Sunday mornicg. . ;
The festival hall of the Baptist la
dies is beautifully decorated with
wreaths and garlands of evergreen
and a profusion of flags. : !
v Mr. A. J. (Galloway. has been con- j
fined to his bed by sickness. We are j
pleased to learn that he is convales
ceiit, and hope soon to see him out j
-again.-'.
The new folding-machine for the i
Me.sskxuer has not yet arrived, but j
it is;: on tlie roa-i, and we expect to 1
1 anu.vwiAiuS 3ru-.ve .i-it.
T FI E ( old sbo 10 S k a t i r: or :
Club
r rp j
Vsiiready inakihg preparations for a
graml masqueraete carnival tiiat tuey
intend triviug in their spacious ballon
tlie '.'(ith current.
: New Year calling will le done up
in style by our young men this season,
We learn that Mr. Pace, at Bennett's
stables, is training a "four-in-hand"
for the occasion. -
: The festival of the Episcopal ladies,
at the residence of Mrs. K. C. Free-1
man last Tuesday night, was well at-
tended, and the receipts of the even-
ing quite cheering. ; j
hi. M. E. Hohixsox has purchased I
f the interest of Dr. James Snicer in the L
drug store heretofore owned by them j
in - common.".. See dissolution notice
elsewhere iu these columns.
THE 'young men of our city have on
foot a tony dance for some --night dur
iiig Xmas week. It is intended to be
made: a 'brilliant. -a (fair, and. of course,
like all our 1 ihtes, it will be enjoya
ble. ,.:v:."-;" ; .- -; :;. ' '".:
We are srn-ry to know that Mayor
Calick h;)s aiain been prostrated from
the eiTects iit h'is old war wounds. He
is suff-ring with them verv inuch. His
in;: v.y
reiie'. .
iiiends here wisii "-him speedy
The lenutifiil display of pretty
Xmas cards and handsome as well as
useful books, for holiday presents, at
the Messenger .book store, - reflects
credit !!.? m tlie taste of -its new pro
oriei.Sr, J. 1. Whitaker. Jr.
OrR M li. B W. Ciriij'.iretnrh'ed home
last. Wednesday,' the 'first time he lias
been here since the lite, and spent the
day in .viewing the scene '-where all his
worloiv oosessious He in ashes. in the
(teinis
ing. V
1 T
.of. the old Messenger buiid-
- !
-ii n
A. : Fl.ETOHER, tlie courteous 1
vouug machinest from the Campbell
Yw. ,o,., v r. ;-vr v,v.v !
Ari.o b. lool- chM.-rH f iht .trn.! i
tion of miriipw to-pss is n. rnOiil jitkI I
expert workman, and seems to have a
thoroug-li knowledge of even the most
intricate working-R of the prt.ss.
The new steann-power Messenger
press is' now" run by a 12-horse power
en gi ne, i n lieu of the 4-horse power
engine in use before the fire. This
large engine has been put in by Mr.
Bomtz in order to increase the capac
ity tor work in the job ohice, several
0f the presses in which will be run by
L
steam.
A large party of gentlemen has
been made up from this city to start
on Monday morning early for the
"Islands," on a big deer hunt, ; Veni
son j s a verv n i ee feat ure.i n t h e make-
uieni it iiuenu p;itrouage. vuniission,
50 cents : 'jhildren; 25 cents.
John Slaughter, Jr., has returned
from doing business in Tvinston, and
will in future have exclusive. charge ,o:
1 he tin .and roofing business of Siaugh-7
t.-r Co. in this city, he having
bought out the company's '.'".interest.:
We are always glad to see our city
bo;, s, after experimenting in business
else where v return again to their first
io -. . -: .- " .-; . -
iL-'.v.
Mr. FTarrIsh the; new minister
;f tiie Methodist con gregatiori of . this
city will be unable to get here for Srn
(lay next, hence there will be no morn
iug service in St. Paul's: but ir is ex
pected that the; Presbyterian divine;
Rev. C. H. Wiiey, I). D.; will preach
in the church on Sunday night, at
which time there will be; a meeting
of the. Wayne County Bible Society.
The arrival of the 12 o'clock night
train from the South these nights is
attended with a pandemonium, as it
v.-ere, that is impossible to be de
scribed. Hundreds of darke'vs, re
turning on each train from the tur
pentine regions of the South, are met
here and hilariously greeted by hun
dreds of their dusky friends here
a n d , also , iik e wise r t h ey a re met by
others v.ho are not dusky, but who are
well come' out . and observe their
proceedings.:
The turkey coops of three of our
citizens were visited by thieves last
Monday night and robbed of their
contents. This: house-breaking and
turkey and chicken stealing is an
every winter occurrence, and yet in
no instance have any of the offenders
been taken of overtaken in the of
fence. Would it not be well for our
Citv Fathers to employ a secret detec
tive, known onlv to the Board and the
members of the police, and see if ho
could not accomplish something.
They might try the experiment for a
month or so.
The pantry of our young towns
man, Mr. W. G. Burkhead, was bro
ken into last Monday night and rifled
of all its contents of eatables, consist
ing of flour, sugar, coffee, meal, meat,
eggs, lard,, etc. It was one of the
most daring burglaries we have ever
known in our city, for not only were
the perpetrators daring in bavin g to
break their- way into the pantry
through an outside window, but they
actually had a cart with which they
hauled their plunder away. No clue
to the villains as yet.
A Davis Sewing Machine would
make a nice -Christmas present for
your wife. Call on M. E. Castex & Co.
We regret to learn that Titus,' tlie
oldest sonof Sheriff Luby Harper, of
Greene county, is -quite sick with
typhoid fever. We hope he may soon
be convalescent.
Mr. B. M. Privett, one of Ool.-ls-boro's
steady and trustworthy business
men, has bought of WT. F. Kornegay,
Esq., the three-story building, which
he now occupies.
' Me. J. B. Whitaker. Jr., is now th e
proprietor of the "Messenger book
store," in the opera house building.
We bespeak for him 'a" liberal share of
patronage. Mr. -Whitaker will ' give
the business his entire attention, and
keep a first-class stock of everything
in his line.
Mr. T. A. Granger, the manager of
the Tanner & Delany Engine Compa
ny, now has his omee on the second
floor in the Weil building. We are
glad to state in this connection that
Mr, Granger is recovering from his
inj iries received in a fall while on the
railroad some months ago. We hope
he will soon be himself again,
Our voung brother of the quill. Mr.'
Ed. A. Oldham, of the Winston Senti
yjZ, was last week united in the holy
bond of matrimony to Miss Maggie
Andrews, oldest danghter of Rev. C.
C. Andrews. "in Freemason Streel Pres
byterian church, in Norfolk, Va. The
M essenger extends its sincerest con
gratulations and good wishes to the
happy young couple.
We are requested by Mayor Gulick
to call a meeting of our citizens at the
Court House r.ext. 1V1 ondav ni-ht to
aiseuss tne question or water worics,
We urge a large attendance "it the
meeting, and we hope those who are
posted on water works will come pre
pared to .'-address , the assemblage on
the great advantages to be derived
from the establishment of water works 4
in our city.
Mr. J. B. Garriss, who has long
been a sufferer with inflammatory rheu
matism, died at his home in Webb-
! town from the effects of his disease
last Saturday morning. Mr. Gairiss
was a native of Pitt county, where his
body wastakenfor burial." Hemoved
to this city about a year ago, to give
his children the advantage of our ex-
yflt graded school. To Ids sorrow-
g mujiiy y.y eA.euuour sjmpuuiy in
tneir saa-visitation. :
A TjEtter received from Mr.' John
H. Kobb. the manager of the Gus
Williams Compan repels with indig
nation the report that the swindler,
W. B. Tyler was or had ever been a
member of said company. The fellow,
it seems, had travelled on the same
tram with the troupe from Wilming
ton to this place and from here to
Norfolk, and perhaps this gave rise to
the report. As the proprietor of the
Opera House here, we can testify to
the fact that Tyler had no connection
with the Gus Williams Company what
soever. "
0vr Chief of Police. Mr. J. K.
Hurst, returned from Norfolk last
Monda' evening, bringing with him
the man Taylor, whom he' went, to cap
ture, for the fraud, perpetrated upon
Mr. Smith, Former's agent in this city.
Taylor is now in jail here awaiting the
arrival of Mr. Portlier from A lexan
dria, v.ho has been telegraphed for to
establish the fact that Tavior is not in
,1IS en,IU() -"V iiuis.1 -p.eaK.s m iiign
praise or
hands of
ins
kind reception at tne
R 61 landv Chief of the
-Norfolk r-oliee, and of II
Smith of
the Portsmouth oolice.
. . . . . ,
Ox AV ednesday morning, at Mb
Olive, the home of the bride, Mr. J. H
SimiUs, of
Mobile, Ala., led to the
hymenial altar Miss Daisy Flowers,
daughter of our esteemed county
man, Dr. S. B. Flowers, the Be v. Mr.
Groom officiating. The ceremony
took place in the Methodist Church at
Mt. Olive, and was witnessed by a
large concourse of the friends of the
contracting parties. The happy young
couple passed through this city en
route for Mobile, their home. The
Messenger tenders its congratula
tions and good wishes,
Gus W ILLIAMS, in his first appear
ance upon the boards of the Messenger
Opera House last Thursday night, as
John Mishler,"Oneof the Finest,"has
made himself a favorite with the theatre-going
people of Goldsboro, and a
simple announcement of his appear
ance here again will be all that is nec
essary in the future to draw a house
full to hear him. He and his compa
ny are fully up to the brilliant reputa
tion they have won throughout the
country. They are strictly first-class,
and can always count on drawing a
large audience whenever they appear
here. '
Married, at the residence of the
bride's parents, near this city, on
Wednesday evening, at S o'clock, the
Rev, Dr. W. M. Robey officiating.
Miss Annie -M., only daughter of Mr.
and M rs , A . 15. Thompson, to Dr. Hd.
( i . Moore, of Toisnet , X. C. The
niarriage vows were plighted in the
presence of a large :'ssemblage of
friends ; after which a liountiful sup
per was partaken of by -the invited
guesis of the "occasion. The bridal
presents were many and ; beautiful.
The; happy couple leave fer Toisnot,
the home of the groom, to-day. They
take witli them the sincerest wishes of
the Messenger that a long life of
ha)piness and prosperity may be
theirs. .
Died at his home in this city on
Thursday last, after a brief illness of
Pneumonia, Mr." N. B. ijtanly, in the
59th' year o his age. His funeral took
place from the Presbyterian church on
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, attend
ed by the members of the various se
cret societies of which he was a mem
ber and by a large concourse of our citi
zens of both colors, friends of the de
ceased. He leaves a wife and several
children, all of whom are grown, to
mourn his loss. He was ever an affec
tionate husband and father, and in
the discharge of his duties as under
taker he always had a kind word of
consolation for the sorrowing ones
whose dead he was laying away. To
his bereaved family we tender our
sincere sympathy in their sad visita
tion. Boy, Cigarette, Cotton, Fire.
The above shows our reasons; for selling
our entire stock of goods at and below
cost, ; f . Son. Einstein A Co.
- 10 Gkdlons Fresh : Norfolk Oj-gters at
Edmundson's every day at 35 cents per
quart.- " f
FisiiEit Up axd Burn Again! Our
clothing are Mascots and in price we can
'.paralyze any other ..merchant.
Sol. Einstein & Co.
Fancy Christmas Cards, all styles, at
t (Jhifkin liaos.
:50 Boxes Florida Oranges, ,25' Barrels of
Apples, Boxes of l:iisiiis, 25 Boxes of
Fire Crackers, H'oo pounds of Candy, just
rtceived at Jno. T. Edmcndson's. f
The PKorosED Water WoiiKS.-Tliis
is your last chance to buy cheap, tire
goods. Xo more tires.
t Sol. Einstein S: Co.
My Candy Factory is in full operation
for the Holiday' trade. If you will eat
candy eat pure candy. : : .'".
1 Jxo. T. Edmuxdson.
KINSTON ITEMS.
Paragraphs byOur'Kegular Re
porter. Our warmest congratulations. to the
Messenger. It has been for some
time "the missing lmk," : and thou
sands of us are happy again. May it
ever prosper, and never pass through
another "fiery odeal."
When will the Messenger be put
again! has been the constant greeting
since the burning. .
Dr. Lewis, Principal of Kinston Col
lege, has been sick for several days.
Hope he may be at his post by the
tim e this appears in- print.
- Since our last communication we
have had several deaths and one as
signment, and by the next appearance
"Madame Ji nraor" and Mr, Honor both
say there will have been several mar
riages, and, as to babies, they are too
numerous to mention.
Kinston is "now the cheapest place
to buy anything you want we have
ever seen, from a chew of tobacco up
to a side show, and sometimes the cir
cus is thrown in.
The heirs of the R. W. King- estate
have recently received a part of their
legacies. ..
The Misses Capitoler Grainger and
Helen Brian are home from school to
spend Christmas.
We are indebted to Mrs, S, E.
Hodges for a Thanksgiving turkey,
and . to 31 rs.--' B. Frank Sutton for a
Christmas gobbler.
If the Messex'ger will come down
we will "set 'em up."
Mr. W. S. Edmond, of Richmond.
Va., who has spent several winters m
Newbern, is spending this winter in
Kinston.
Mr. William Shelburn, one" of North
Carolina's most gifted artists and pho
tographers, has again located with us,
and is superbly fitted ur on the second
floor of Mrs. H, F. Grainger's brick
store. - ; - '
Mrs. Lucy J. Kennedy, wife of Jas.
E." Kennedy, died at her home, six
miles from Kinston, on the night of
the loth, of internal causes. She
leaves a husband and six children to
mourn her departure.
C M. BUSliEE, KSQ., FOli
SPEAKER.
Eastern Carolina, Dec. 15,'SL
We liope that our next Legislature
will particularly f ake into considera
tion the name of Mr. C. M. Busbee, as
camlidate for Speaker of the House of
Representatives. All know his excel
lent qualities ; he is the man for the
place. Let no sectional bias be
against him, for he is for tlie Old
North State, in toto, and a rising man
with conservative proclivities. He
should be supported as a bright and
shining, light1 of our genuine North
Carolina Democracy. .Such a person
as Nort ir Carolina. l5ves to honor.
YlDIUS.
NEWIJERX DISTRICT.
first quarterly meetings.
Morehead Station. Dec. 20, 21.
Goldsboro Station, Dec. 27, 28.
Wayne Circuit, at Salem, Jan. 3, 4.
Goldsboro Circuit, at Carmel, Jan.
10, 11.
La Grange Circuit, at La Grange,
Jan. 17. 18.
Snow Hill Circuit, at Rainbow, Jan.
2i.2o. .-. - ':
Newbern Station, Jan. .'L Feb. 1.
Kinston .Station, Feb. 7, 8.
Lenoir Mission, at Woodiogton. Feb.
!). 10.
Mt. Olive Circuit, at Mt. Olive, Feb.
14, 15.
Craven Circuit, at Lane's Chapel,
Feb. 21, 22.
Jones Circuit, at Lee's Chapel, Feb.
28, March 1.
Carteret Circuit, at Newport, March
7,8. ' : "
Neuse Mission, at Becton's, March
0,10. .
Pamlico Circuit, at Stonewall,Maci
11, 15. ; . ... : T
Beaufort Station, March 21, 221-
Straits and Core Sound, at Spring
field, March 28, 20.
The District Stewards will meet at
the District parsonage in Goldsboro.
Feb. 4, at 11:30 a. m. They are T. A .
Green, W. F. Kornegay, J. H. Barnes,
N. M. Smith, J. J. Huggins, Thomas
Sutton. W.-A. Darden, J. B. Webb,
F. A. Whitaker, W. B. Pearce, S. W.
Latham, D. McCain, Alex. Potter, W.
Arrendell and William Steward.
A full attendance is highly impor
tant. J. E. Mann, P. E.
Goldsboro, N. C, Dec. 6, 1884.
For Toys, Confectioneries, Fruits, &c,
at 25 per cent, less than any other house
in Goldsboro, go to Jxo. T. Edmundsox.
Fuchtler & Kern keeps the largest
line of Tovs and Fancy Goods in the
city.
MARRIED.
At the 'resilience Of the bride's mother, in
Gohlsboro, X. C., oniheKirhof December, 1SH4.
by K. A. WiiKht, J. P., Mr. Kobeki E. Suggs
toMissCoKA UAlKCnOTH.
At the residence of the bride's mother at
Newton Grove, Sampson county, N. C, Decem-
ner .iii. ny t.uier is. li. Hool, .Mr. A. J. Eu
Mrxnso.v. or Greene county, N. C to Miss
Mattik Hodues.
The happy couple left the following morning
for the home of the brii leu-room, carryinjr with
them tlie rood wishes, and hearty congratula
tions of many relatives and friends. May -they
fri.de softly, and sweetly across the ocean of
li-fe, and finally dwell -tosrether in that peace
f ul and happy houie of the .trood.
RESOLLTIONS OF RESPECT.
At a meetiriir of the Roard of Commissioners
of, Duplin county the following- resolutions
were adopted :
Whkkeas. Through the dispensation of an
all wise I'royidence, He has een tit to remove
by death from our midst and Hud v, our worGiy
and efficient chairman, Uko. v . aiid. lliero
f re he it
'f(vrf, That we bov in humble sntunissron
to the will of an aliwise Heiijir wno ruiutn and
controls the destiny of niari.
l?:--v:'-, That in the (h aih of our worthy
Chairman our Hoard has sustained a frreat los
and feel that his place win be hard to fill, a he
was always an active and zealous rneniner and
tookjrrtat interest in the public welfare of oer
county.
Jtexolffil, That it is but duo to his memory
and past service with us, that we recognize in
his death that the county has lost a tried and
true citizen and the Hoard of ounty commis
sioners an efficient presiding officer and an act
ive, zeaious member.
litfolved. That we tender our heartfelt sym
pathies to his bereaved family and trust that
He who "tempers the wind to the shorn lamb '
may ever be their stay and support.
Jienvlttd, That a copy of these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of our Court, a copy
sent to tlie family of the deceased and one to
the Goldsboro Messenger and Clinton Cau
casian with a request to publish the same.
E. T. PlGFORD,
' E, V. Fakrior,
M. Moore,
B. WlTHERINGTON,
Surviving members of Board,
Wayne Lodge, No. 112. I
Goldsboro, N.t:., Dec. 15, 1S84.V
The undersimed, Cornmittee appointed by
"Wayne I-odjfe, No. 112. -tp rt the following :
Another brother has ..Allen, and pone to that
bourne from which no traveller returns frone
to render an account of his Stewardship on
earth to his God, and we, his brethren, feel in
our hearts that all with him is well.
Brother N. B. Stanley departed this life on
Thursday, the II th day of December, 1SS4, after
a short, severe and painful illness, which he
here with resiumation and fortitude. He said
to his wife, in the midst of his suft'erinjrs: " Wife,
1 have tried to live an honest life," which ex
pression indexed his character. He had tried
to live an honest life; had tried to do his duty
to his fellow men, to his family and to his God",
and we feel that the ehanure to him. is jrain
that he has -pone-tt his reward. Therefore
.' '. That while we feel how vain any
expression of sorrow of ours will be, we yet
tender to his bereaved family our sincerest
sympathy in -this their dark hour of bereave
ment: reminding- them that God alone can com
fort the broken hearted.
.'"('. That as a token of our respect and
affection for our brother we wear the usual
bad.tre of mourning- for thirty days.
litfolctil. That a copy of these resolutions be
sent tohis family and spread on our Lodere
minutes and a copy lie- publ ished in the Golds
boro Messenger. Fraternally,
E. A. "Wright,
J. H. Powell,
AV, II. Barnes.
CmnmiiUe.
MA11KET REPORTS.
New York, Dec. 17. Cotton steady middling-
uplands 10 cents. 'Pork fairly active at
If 12.50&1 2.60: middles dull. Ion? clear 6V; short
6. Spirits Turpentine dull at 31. Kosin fl.30.
Baltimore, '.Dec. 17. Cotton quiet at 10?4'.
Flour quiet aid unehanped. Corn steady,
white 70; yelkiw nominally 68. Provisions
steady.
"Wilmington Dec. 17. Cotton 10V; tar
f 1 JO ; crude tur entine $1.00 for hard and 1.60
for soft: rosh 95 for strained and 1.00 Tor
pood strained, jpirits turpentine 28. Gmund
peas501.00. Cn7585.
Raleigh, Dei 17.-Cotton roiddlinp 10;
strict low midbnp low middlinp m.
Corn75S0. MeiX 7580.
Newbern I4. -7. Cotton 93s (Si 10 cts.
Turpentine Tar f 1.25 ; Cora 50c.
Norfolk, Pe l IT.-Cotton quiet at io;j.
Gold.jo o Marlref s.
Corrostexl y B .L Fri vet i & 1 o.
m.olewk Jfro'ers and Cotton Com
. ( m jskm Merchant.
COTTtsTuere is a better '-feeling in
the market 'iiich closed firm atlOi cents.
The total Iceipts for the week ending
last Saturdajct up 1533 bales. Total re
ceipts this s4a'.15.13G bales- "Ea.st sea-,
sun lSUaaj.? season before 17,24 bales.
PORK I. ............
WESTERN SIDES. . . . . . . ,
" . SHOULDERS
N: C. II AM S.... ... . .....
" SIDEH. . ... . . .. .
LARD, (,. ...... . . . . .
" CTorthern). . .
CORN.f..-.. ...... .......
MEAL J .......
WHE4v(seed) ...........
OATS p&i)... ...... ......
FLOUj
HAY. i.
LIME No; 1 rock)........,
13.50
U to 7
5 to G
15 to 165
11 to 12
io to m
9 to 11
75 to 80
75 to SO
1.25
50 to 60
4.00 to G.50
1.10 to 1.15
1.80 to 1.40
18 to 20
15 to 30
20to22f
EGGSf . .
CHICI
CKENS. ,
JSfAX . .
BEES1
Miscellaneous.
IfesilssinisiaKiii'
Relieves anil cures
IJHKU3IATIS3I,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
iuchaoie,
HEADACHE. TOOTH ACHE,
, SORE THROAT,
QUINSY, SWELLINGS,
Soreness, Cuts, Bruises,
FROrSTBITES,
And all other bodily aches
and paina.
FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE.
nMhTTtilt "nrilcG-IStSRIld
'n
;.;;jPjj;;tliiiaiwirp
i : ,m m Mm mam 1
4
WW
iilS Dealers. Directions iu 11
Wy4 liuij-nages.
ii;jlit.i:.ui;S;;ti
p-i ($W m The Charles A. Vogeler Co.
Haltiiaore, lil., U. B. A.
SAUSAGE !
TEE BEST ARE THE CHEAPEST !
I cm offering the finest SAUSACiK
ever-made in the city jit .prices to suit the
timrs.
Buying hogs, as I do, by the car load, I
am enabled to furnish POUK or SAU
SAGE in any quantity at shortest notice.
I use nothing but choice Freeh T'ats
and best of seasonings in their manufac
ture and defy competition in quality.
at l'-rH cents per pound. Best V KEF and
.PORK at all times, and in any fmantity.
Tlie trade supplietl at Lowest Prices.
Soliciting year orders, I am,
Pesp-'cti'ullv. ,
dcclS-tf. T." B. .PARKER.
CLINTON HOTEL,
CLINTON, X. C.
tsT'For terms apply to
M. C. RICHARDSON,
J-15-4V Clinton, X. C.
Good working Agents at $2,00 per day,
cash, in their own County or Town'totake
orders and deliver goods of rare merit.
To those wishing to work sample and full
instructions will be sent by return mail
for 15 cents. Address BOX 18,
dee 1 5-4 1 Kingstree, S. C.
WARSAW HIGH SCHOOL,
WARSAW N. C.
A boarding .School of high grade.
Spring session begins Monday, January
5, 1SS5. " .
pFor particulars address the Princi
pals. declo-tf -AY. M. & D. S. KEXXEDAT.
?- rT ? - -3 i
Cotton ago;ing. rfios. Shot,
C heese, &c, in Store and for
f ale Low for Cah by
017C, FfNUYSON & CO.
octl:Mf
PARTNER WANTED!
At once, to engage in the Manufacture and
Sale of "Howard: Infallible Itemed for
IVvrits." The Medicine is well adver
tised. Testimonials too numerous to .men
tion. Xo one but a sober, live man, need
apply. I close my book of applications
January "1st, 1835. '."'Address
Db. J. MENTER HOAYAB.D,
decStf Mt. Olive, X. C.
U;
1 t
V. 1 - t
S--ST.
H02'Z3 and HULLS
Our first car ioad of Horses and Mules
ha been received, Mr. John M. Pace has
assumed charge of our Sale Stables and
will be glad to see all in need o.f stock.
AVe have completed our arrangements
for constant arrivals of new stock and ex
pect to push the business in every way
possible and guarantee satisfaction to our
patrons. Geo. D. BEXXTETT & CO.
Goldsboro, X. C, Xov. 24, '84-tf
Shingles, Shot, Flour, &c
Q Q Q Heart Pine Shing-les.
l 'OOO Lbs-Shot' (al! p'7-cs.)
' OK Cases of Potash,
ftw Cases of Lye.
O Cases of llread Preparation.
j-J 2-j IJoxes of Soap.
IP. Bbls. Molasses and Syrup.
J sOG ross Matches.
For Safe Low for Cash by
ECGERTGVFttLAYSCN & CO.
FRESH ARRIYALS!
Best, Butter, Choice Cream Cheese,
Sugar Cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon,
Canned Goons, Oatmeal, Hominy, Sugar,
Coffee, ;&c, just received at
E D Q l RIG E t Ft n LAYS 0 H a 0 0 3.
Goods delivered Free of Charge
REPil EDY
I f iirmmwn'Hh. d.
FOR PAIN
iiilC
,
i -
1
WANTED
Miscellaneous.
17 CAR LOADS
Fresh Goods
JUST RECEIVED !
3 Car Loads Flour (all pradesi.
2 Car Loads C. K. Sides and Pork.
?5 Car Loads Salt (Fine and Coarse).
& 2 Car Loads Seed Oats and Kye.
tCar Load Com and Wheat.
1 Car Lonit Timnthr Hot-
1 Car Load Washinjrton Citj- Lime.
Car Loads Koek Lime.
1 Car Load Plaster, Cement and Hair.
Car Loads Uag-ging-and Ties,
Also
" mm'-'
igar, w'oneo,
At Lowest Wholesale Cash Prices.
: B. M. peiVETT & OO.
!rJ?Store and Warercoms next door
oMce of V. F. Korneeray & Co.
to
On Sunda Nov. 30, letween Goldsboro
and O. P. James' in Sampson county, on
the old Wilmington road, one Pocket
Book containing $6.00 in money jand a
lot of papers. The finder will be liberally
rewarded or with the money thai isjn the
Book on its return to me.
W. II. SMITH.
Goldsboro, N. C., Dec. 8-tf. I .
MiLLER & SHANNOM.
The public are respectfully informed
that our Drug establishment is located in
the Store of Mr. L. D. Giddens, where we
will be pleased to see all in need of any
thing in our line.
J. F.MILLER, M.D.
II. C. SHANXOX.
On account of the" recent fire we wish
to close out our entire stock, and will do so
.ATOOST.
Call and see us before you bny elsewhere.
AH indebted to us will please make im
mediate settlement.
FARRIOR BROS. & HOLLOAArELL.
decl-tf
la a
We are now located in the new AYeil
building and will be pleased to see our
friends and patrons there.
SOL. EIXSTEIX & CO.
Xov. 27, 18S4-tf
l,(iOO acres -of farming and timbered
land, lying on Xeuse river, in Johnston
county, nine miles South of Smithtield,
which can be divided into two tracts with
good dwelling, gin house, tenant houses,
and all other necessary outhouses on each
place. Good water, good neighborhood,
healthy locality and a splendid stock
range. For terms apply to
W. II. WHITLEY,
novl0-2m - Princeton, X. C.
ailblitlUii :-uualumdii) :
AYe confidently appeal to all those who
have not paid us up to come forward and
do so at once, as the business under our
joint management must be closed positive
ly on or before January I, lbbo.
Very respectfully,
W. H. SMITH.
AV. II. HUGGIXS, )
W. T. GARDXER, Associates
MOSCO AVILSOX, )
dec8-tf.
AVe need the money, and those who
are indebted to us, either by note or
account, must make Immediate Settle
ment, sr we wiil be compelled to force
matters. Our stock will be sold at
Fire Prices, and we must reduce the
same before moving into new quarters.
SOL. EINSTEIX & CO.
Sale ef Valuable rapming Lands.
Under and by virtue of a decree of the
Superior Court, of Greene County, I shall,
on Monday, January 5th, 1885, at the
court house door in the town of Snow
Hill, Greene county, sell the following
described real estate : i
One tract of land situate in Greene
county, N. C, known as the Mclvinne
tract, adjoining the lands of R. A. Ed
wards, John G. Britt and others, contain
ing 825 acres, more or lets. j
One tract situate In the county; and
State aforesaid, adjoining the lands of
Patrick Lynch, Mary Harvey and others,
containing 300 acres, more or less, j
One tract in the county and State afore
said, adjoining the lands of W. J. Jones,
Jno. Murphy and others, known as the
Carson Edwards tract, containing! 700
acres, more or less. T
One tract in the county and State afore
said, purchased' by the late J. F. .Jones
irom Carson Edwards, joining and! con
necting the two tracts last named, con
taining 40 acres, more or less. . .
Tehms of Sale: One half purchase
money cash : one half payable in twelve
(12) mouths with interes't at 8 per cent;
title letained till purchase money is paid.
C. B. AYCOCK,
Xov. 27, lSS4-td Adm'r of J. F. Jones.
LAND FOR SALE.
840 acres of good farming land, 12 miles
south of Smithtield, on the south side of
Xeuse river, on the river road 7 horse
crop in good state of cultivation, balance
well timbered, and the best range on Xeuse
river. Plenty of tenant houses. Also 227
acres, 2 miles west of the above tract, on
the same road, convenient to good range,
well timbered. Apply to j
e. o. beasley;
- nov6-2m Ben tons ville, X. C.
Jaroraly of 1:11 tali
CHAPEL HILL, X. C.
The Winter Term begins Tuesday,' Jan
uary 6th, 1885.
glT'For Catalogue and report of Visiting
Committee of seven Trustees apply to
President Battle, or I
AY. T. PATTERSOX,
dec8-3t Secretary.
Hit Thie Hill
i : Return to us with TF
'Ml iiiw 74G0inni Mi nrrnnne
ui a. juu u geioy
JOiat. wiil lrm you m MORE MOMET, In One Month,
I man anyrnmsr eisem Amenoa. Arisoiut'ertaintr.
IeednocapitaLH.Young,173tireenwichbt..XYork.
tioe
9;
Having qualified as Executor of
Ann B. Moses, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to present
the same to me for payment on or be
fore December Sth, 1SS5, or this! no
tice will be pleaded in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to the estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment. ADAM C. DAVIS, Jr,, )
Executor,
LaG range. X. C, Dee. Ii, 8Gw
fi Will Wait Ha 1ms.
Cfir -w
Uii&slioiialily Tlie Flit, Ess! tirwi M EdUicl Easiness ScIiggI ; in tlie U11M states.
THE Ist SKSTOX NOW OPEN.;
IS'O VAl
xhero is no other School in the country that is hell in such hgh esteem by the better class of
business men; that is patronized by so mature and cultivated a clas of pupils, or l:a so lar?e a
number of graduates in lueracive positions. Enjoys a lanre North Carolina patronage.
t"Foi' Terms, Catalogues and particulars, call on or address
W- H SADLER. Preich-nt,
suK-5-wHw-:m Wos. 6 and 8 W. Charles Street.
DR. C. AV. BENSON", of Baltimoi-e, Md., has
discovered that the Extract of Celery Seetl arid
the F.xtract of German Chamomile Flowers
combined in the form of Pills, is the most won
derful nervine in the world and invariably cures
?irk it rndaehf, Nervo:is Headache. Nt-urnl-
ruljsis, Mt. Vilas' lnnc-.
and all nervous troubles, as they act directly
upon the nervous system as a nerve fooa ana
exciter of nerve matter. They are invaluable
to all nervous people, and Dr. Benson's reputa
tion as a specialist in the treatment of nervous
diseases at once gives them a hiirb. standard.
Sold by all Drujrtdsts, or sent to any address on
receipt of price 50e. a box, or 6 boxes for 12.50.
OlEee 154 N. Howard St., Baltimore. seplS-ly
m & mm J
Our remaining
Goods, Bress Goods, Clotliing5;:No-.
tions; Boots, Shoes and Hats. -?K.Iri;
fact, onr entire Stock, -will :be sold
at fire prices nntii further notice."
BARGAINS for EVERY BODY.
Gall iai'ly arid
We can be found one door North of O, G-.
Perkins' Millinery Store.
Respectfully, r
-; SOL.
We Are In
When we say that we
and those owing
or account must
settlement, or we
1
treme measures;; i-H
Come at once; and pay us what j
yon owe us, and save us :; and your- j
selves any trouble. ' V 'ji
XI Z 14- IBl
deeia-tf
PE E E M P T
w 0 t T il
amazed by the recent Eire.
Goldsboro, X. e.
r-i av-i flLi . ; i44 -
Wishing to dispose of all our CLCTxiIlw, we offer our entire Stock of Men's, Youth's
and Boys Clothing, and a nice lot of Overcoats, At Get.
AVe are also selling our entire stock of Dry Goods, Xotions, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Groceriets, &c, at very low prices for C?SH-
Are wish- to call special attention to our $2.50 and $2.99 Alen's Shoes the best
shoes on the market for the money. They are Stylish, Durable and Comfortable.:
Parties to whom we have sold goods on time and who have not. paid for 'them will
please Remember that it, is rc-y Time to Pcj. We need the money to meet our
obligations, and respectfully ask all who are indebted to us to come forward and pay
up. Respectfully,
HOOD, BEITT & HALL.
Goldsboro, X. C, Dec. IS, 188-1. wsw-tf. "
Dti. C. Vrf. BENSCM'3
Sill
li Varranted to Cure
ECIEMA, TETTERS, HUMORS,
SKPLASt-iftfATtOei, MILK CRUST,
ROUCH SCALY ERUPTIONS,
DISUSES OF HAIR AKO SCALP,
CCKCFUt.AUH.CEKS, PIMPLES &
TENDER TCK!NCSoaUpartaoftha
jdy. It inal-.ee tie Bkin white, soft and smooth
eracves taa a:: J frcihlM, and is the BIST tcilet
drcssihs ia TH3 .". LD. "EeKanUy put up,
two bottlc3 ia ona pot'&ge, ocnsistiTig ofbotSx
intermU and ei cmsl Ucatmcnt.
All first class druggists have it. l.ir package.
Stock of
be C011.vi11.cecl.
.E3BISTEIKI
HUf'.'IMWrjaEF
ns for either note
make immediate
Earnest
will resort to ex- f
- i
II XT
0 il S ' JL L E
mm
December 18, I884-tf.