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HEWBER1T, H. f ft FBIDAY 1IOBKING, AUGUST 9. 1878.
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Arrival and Departure vot Hails; ,
Nw BzkneN. Uilllay 21st, IS78.
iMAID CLOSES
i For North, West and Sontbj via A. & N.
O. R B. At 7.30 AM. . j ti -. i ? y t J
For Beaufort and the East P. M. .
For Washington. Swift Creek, Hyde and
Benafort Counties everyday at 6:30 A. VL
For Trenton. Polloksvilla andiSwsnsboro,
Wdnsda ys and 8at urdaya at.6a A. II.--
tmere, Taesdays; Thredays n 'atnr-
days at 6 A. M. ; r vf f j !
Office hours in Money Order and Register
ed Letter Department, from SJ30 A. U.
jto&V.tlfei r !l - t.m r,l j
in Mailing Department, f four 8 A! M. to
6:30 P. M.t Office open constantly be
tween these hoqra xoep twhenmails
are'. being 'dlHtrihniedj j. ,
S 6 nd a ys No Mails received or sent, and
the office is not open.
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We learn a, butter plat$ factory will loon
be in operation in our city, r
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A large quaptityof .piulleB,ara-being
cBUght in Kensa.riverK below ! NewtMttcu
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Mosquitoed r a beginning 161 go into
winter quartets; 'Their scarcity was plepi
BQtly noticeable last night ' ' '
Friend Tom : Yes I think myself lie Will
eventually talk himself to death, but I can't
help it; sball.still sell pants at 491.' Moore.'
After the s wol ter ing. b eat -of he ast few i
days and nightf, the coo! pleasant wealher
' of yesterday afternoon and lt- tghT was '
really a treat to our citizens. . , M ; ,
Kath Sponges and Bath Tabs; Ice Or'eam
Freeze rr, Water- Coolers, Fly Traps, Be-j
frigerators and other summer goods for
sale for the next, thirty days Tery low at B.
Ij. Churchill's. - 1 j
The excursion ti ain which passed Ihrqngb
our city on TuesdaxJfor Beuf qijU . wju r;
tura to Raleigh to-day, leaving. Morehead
at 8, o'clock and psfiing hrough Newbern
about 10 o'clock A.,'
The . article published, in this piper (in
reference to the find painting 'or onr gifted
townsman E. T. Berry, should 'hare been
credited to the ' Beaufort Atlantic. We,
howeTer, endorse all that friend Pool said.
The excursion train whiob parses through
our city thismorniHg will take away seTexaj
handsome, entertaining ladies, who hare
been spending a few days ory pleasantly
in our midst, and who leaye ith regrets.
Newbern s a delightful place, and visitors
can carry none but good reporN to their
hOBMS. - r- , !! : rtii !
Oar young towosman, Prof. Wm. Hanff,
is comoletinjz a beautifuJ. fine4oned orcan:
' of hw own fnanufactore; ?In fact, wdbaref
never seen an importei organ gotten up In
better style. The young man has displayed
graat ingenuity rs well as ft thorough
knowledge of music in he construction of
his organ.
Rev Father Whiter who for long time
wai pastor of St. Paul's Catholic Church,
of this city, is raising fuds, by, gribscrip
,tion, to erect a. handsome stone charch in
Raleigh. The reverend gentleman fks
visited two or three . 8tates and met with
encouragement. We wish him access and
feel asanred that he will eventually cio it.
Se g?tatly Improved tho Qhtroh tdUoe is
or FUcl-Whleh fa the Fattest Craft
' In ill j
England, in this day, stands first among
the nations of the world in' all. that makes
a nktion great. ' When Beaoonsneld ' speaks
in a Congress of nations be is beard what
makes England thus treat? We will (ell
yon, 1 it1 Is 'her encouragement. o every
merital ahd phyaicaf effort ef her people.
The Qaeen, " her ministers of : State abd
thonsands jand tens of tfaoosands of her
subjects, male and female, will torn asia
for a day to witness a rowing maUh of her
College boys. Is not this a fact known to
us.'all ? That the Greeks and Romans were
greatest when ' their games were most en
couraged is an indisputably fact. Spor of
some kind all nations have bad, and prob-
ably will have to the end of timV There
fore, as boat racing is the most innocent
amusement we are an advocate or iin the1
proper boy pds. ( There is scarcely any 4obf
water within the borders 6f bar State a, we
have at Iewjbern for bot sailing and rw-
rng. .The ease,a mile and a half at the city.
widens to 9 rnles forty miles .below : it, at
its month, without a shoal to impede or
endanger the sailing- or rowing' of a boat,
and notwithstanding this ftjet, until within
a year or ' two not in the .memory of the
'.oldest Inhabitant!' were there any boats
constructed entirely ' for pleasure and put
sailing and Towing
audnow wa. begin to count them by scores.
Bat which is the fastest sailing 1 boat ?
Undoubtedly a majoiity: would "iay the
Emma Katie. She has shown herself to be
the champion for two years in succession,
and carries still the victors' flag. Yes, and
we add with mpie than becoming modesty:
The fact is Commodore Slover does not
throw it from his pretty boat ' sufficiently
often to stimulate her ' rivals for renewed
efforts in., future contests. Bat which is
the fastest boat ? We deny that the Emma
Katie fsr and . will . give our reason for the
assertion in our.next.
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A Vlrglala -Excursion to Oar Sc-
.j.jj.-- r "t . ! Shore.
There will be an excursion ' from- Rich
mond to Beaufort on Monday next, the 12th
inst., to go by rail via Weldon" and Golds-
boro. The twin will leave Richmond at
840 M.v and will j arrive at Beaufort
about 9 P. if. , s ill
This is comparatively a new departure in
the matter of excursions, j at least to the
sae, side of North Carolina, and we hope i
is only the precursor of; many snob.
Beaufort bas had but few visitors from
yirginia, or indeed, from any State but
our own, ana we nope ner . citizens will
make the visit in question so agreeable as
to indabe the ; participants not only to re
peat t, Irat to regard Bcanfort as the most
desirable of . the seaside resorts for a sum
mer home. It might not be amips if citi
zens of Newbein, Goldsboro and elsewhere,
would join in ihe excursion. They could
thus not only contribute to the pleasure of
their' visitors, bat retain in some measure
the' hospitality now . bting enjoyed by our
fellowwcitizens ot WestemvNorth ; Carolina
inf Richmond Botygh Observer '
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According to the reports received the
Lecislatnre stand thr s far as follows :
Democrats elected to Kenate. .
I ' - " House .
3 Friend Alex; In answer, would say, that
I BhaU suit sell tairts at'2$, ttpttt (stopped
by an lajnnetion. Mcwe, "
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Total...
Republicans elected to Senate. ,
House. . 4 .
J'"i Total.'.'...;,.
Independents elected to SenaJe.
House .
.23
60
.t . . . 97
.....13
j ' ; 27
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8
I Total: . ... .. ...... K .13
' Total opposition ................. 63
We are glad to be able to state that Jlr,
Shackelford ' fs elected He received 506
votes in Jones, and Scott. Rad.. 711. The
above figuring may be altered in some par
ticulars5 The ' Democrats will have more
Ihan 30 maioritv over all opposition, and
have also both Houses. wvu btar.
Athens
TA Grand JLodee. .
The two committees appointed by
and Metropolitan Lodges to procuro homes
for delegates to the Grand Lodge which
convenes in this city 6n Tuesday next, will
have a final meeting to-night and reports
will be made as to the number off homes
that have been , procured. .. Of course -the
obmmitfees will put in Iheir heaviest licks
to-day, and as it is necessary and essential
to the credit of Newborn that about 75
homes should be procured it is hoped that
our citizens will not turn a 3eaf ear to the
earnest entreaties of the bard-working com
mittees. It is true this is noi a very favor,
able time, for visitors expecting homes to
come here, as the families of citizens are
away spending the summer, yet there are
a sufficient . number here to entertain 75
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j'.j fine Peart,
A bunch of ponni pears, grown by our
townsman and excellent farmer, Jo?. Ii.
Rhem', was laid on our table yesterday.
Like every other kind of produce raised
under the experienced hand of Mr. Rhem,
these pears are exceedingly fine. On two
small twigs, four or five inches in length,
we counted ten pears. !
Tnia Is only for Gentleman to Read
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; J Coal Dalljr Kxpcctcdl
200ton8 of first quality coal, seleoted
for family use, which will be delivered to
dwellings at $5 or on the wharf direct from
schooner at '. $L 75 per ton. Orders left
with Mr. 8, R. Street, Jr., South Front
8tr6t, or at my diatilleryon East Front,
will bp pronipUy filled, Eiwah Ewjr.
SCHEDULE A. U.C.R.R'
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On and alter Tuesday. July 8, 78.
Jtorso Wist.
Leave
A. 1L
6.18
.6.33
6.51
7.19
7.23
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9,2$
9.51
10.28
10.471
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Ar'ive
A. M.
"STATIONS.
i JMorehead City.
6.33 Colebumville. 9.14
a 49 Newport, 8.58
7.15teaveIock, I 8.32
7.22jWooxibridge, I &28
,7.38lCroataxi. ; &12J
&16ewbern, . I 7.38J
' 9.fJ9rTuscarora I 6150
. 9.28k3ore Creek. . 6.31
9.50toover, I 6.09
10.18feinston. t 5.40
10.46Fallmg Creek. I 5.12
1L05I La Grange, 1 4.53
lL30 Bestl i : 4.28
1L58 Goldsboro, 4.00
JNO. HUGHES, President.
Gomo East.
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Leave! arrive
P. IX.
P M.
9.29
9.13
8.56
8.31
8.27
8.11
7.23
6.49
&30
6.07
5.30
6.11
4.43
4.27
notice in; bankruptcy;
District Cottbt Iof the TJNTTtn Statxjs.
For the Eastern District of N. O.
'. ; In Bankbuptct. - .i
In the matter : Jof Jock son A. Taylor,
Bankrupt ss: ' r
Tbis is to give inotice, that on the 7th
An 1B7Q TVawanf a Ttanlr.
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict of North Carolina, against the estate of
Jackson A. Taylor, of Whiteoak, County
of Jones, N. C, r i a said District, who has
own petition! JThat the payment ot
any debts 'and j tb- delivery or any
pioperty belonging ; to such Bankrupt,
A n . V h Q tlOA Otlil 4VlA T
fef of ahv property by him, aie for
bidden by law ; and that a meeting of the
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debts, and to choose one or more As
signees of bis estate, will be held at a
Court . of Bankruptcy, to be holden at .
Newbern, North '.Carolina, before F. C.
Roberts. Esq., Register in Bankruptcy
for said District; on the 28th day of
August, A. D. 1878, at 10 olock Ai M.
4--- j . . i . . J. B. Hxlu,
U. 8. Marshal for said District. '
By 0. K. Hancock, Messenger. ,
FlnoTeas; . - ' ,
Frosh Parched Co (Too,
Freoh Crackers and Cakes
Finest Cradoo Flour,
Choicest Cutter,
Superior r.loIaG&es,
Just received at I
v :Ci Clover's-
The National Vorklng
man's Party or any other
party can bo supplied with
choice N. C. Hams, 12-12
cts. per pound; W. C. Gide
Bacon -lOcto. por pound;
by calling at Alex, Miller's,
fio. 61 and 63 Droad Gt.
FRESH 1 ARRIVAL !
Another lot ot that
Choice
Butter
20 &jolxX 23 Ote,
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