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U I I I a ;' NEW BEENE, N. O., WimipSSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28r 1881 TWO CENTO ini mri ,rit-iiiftffMiiiA'iikir,-'"-h , ...... . ...... j- - .-. 'm-Ihm r TfirvT KOi 36, new aaRKi3$ i c. Personal. 5 . . Mrs. E. K. rage, or lrenxoo, id in cty.. , . . .; ; We not the atrif al In the city of tapt. J. M. White, bf kinston. CI J. Voorhefes, of the Southern fc fess Compaiiy, js.at the Gaston House. William Foy, riq., one of the large formers of this county, was in the city Jester Jay. I Mr. L. vj.JJerring, of Milnor, Coch- raue fUM (Join pa ny, miuniore, it ai ue Das ton Jlouse. ' ! Messrs. C. H. Fowler, O. D- Lewis, A. jftSpruiU and W. T. Caho, of Stonewall ire at the Gaston House. Mr. J. W. Wooten, of Trenton, was in the 6hy y&tenlay, and disposed of a lot of cotton at good prices. Mr. Henry R. Bryan and lltmily le InrneJ home yesterday from Salem, tthere they have been spending the sum fler. ' Y . .: " James Campbell, Esq., the popular saloon ibt, at the Gaston House, returned jt-eterday, by raU, from a visit North to Philadelphia relatives. Thomas C. JDockery, Esq son of the late Gen. Alfred Dockery, of Richmond bounty, is the Democratic candidate for fcheriff in DeSoto county. Miss. Y Col. S. L. Freemont, engineer in charge of River and Harbor Improve limits, at Savannah, has been trans fere 1 to similar wjrks at Fernandina, Col. Jno.'N. i Whitford; of Jones, a prominent fanner, and chairman of the " 'K&afd of QsniiirlwfotrSTi tor thai cou irty was in tow n and : eold his cotton at. 113 8 cents. MiesLura' Wood, daughter of Rev; Frank H. Wood, who, from a relapse, lias been cOntiued to her room for five weeks with conlinuel fever.it is our pleas ant duty to announce, has entirely re Covered arid will be out again in a few ilays." Fisu. -Ouf market was well supplied with fieh yesterday of all kinds. Chinquapins. W6 noticed the fi rst chinquapins ot iuc neasou ih market yes tiKiay , I New PLATFoRii.WdrklUen are en gaged building a platfortli in front of the ctflten exchange. Ioadino SniNGLES.-Tlie, schooner Jpneis, M. Hague, is loading Shingles for Philadelphia, at William's shingle yard; .,' J Sicond New Pier Workmen were jeeierday making preparations for driv ipg the piling for the second pier at the railroad wharf. ; List or Passengers per Steamer New 3ikxc. H. Powell, C. J. Morris, W. B. Planter, Miss S. Hosier, O. Fulford, W. T. Ow,en, E. T. Suggs, W. Maxwell, L. firogiei!; g; Trip, S. Owens, vTheppard . . Ctttcxtfsr Sscalrsg .Several depreda tions on chickens are reported in various txwtww of the city. Mr. Levi Bray found a erdsy morning, b it he made his escape. JiXPicTiD. Commodore Marshal Parks, of the Albemarle and Cheaspeake anal, is looked for here this week to confer with the Midland people-arid other relative to opening 4the Harlowe sw Advertisements. Apnti K V. H0H,,nor f . , ' A. n - (. -. . . . 1 -ifrtwlWirti and LtQUV- ' 'kH n tats n" " n Am I Humphrey & Howard-Dry goodl, : IIorsk Accideji r.Dr E. JI. Meadows new horse 'stepped upon a nail en Sattitr day, running its several inches! into hit foot. . r- j . ' IT-;- MlLITAKT GOING TO YofcTOWNAt .1 ! " : a meeting of the milUarv Monday even ing they decided to attend the Yorktown centennial. " jThey ! commenced ? drilling last night.. Stbamcr ros Swansbo'ro. The Mid land Road has been negotiating' for & steamer to go jon between Morehead and Swansboro. and is awaiting only the re port of an expert sent to examine three boats at the North offered for1 sale. Slight Chance ot Schedu lx. There jistobea slight fchaHge made in the schedule of the Midland Koad the latter part of this week. The train "arriving here earlier ini the evening. No change is to be made in the train going rWest. Cork SorjNoiOYSTiCRS, AHrj(rle"f lot of these oysters arrived in our market yes terday. Parties engaged in bringing them, report that they are finer this sea son than they ihave been in ten years. and the prospect is for a bountiful sup- Advertising Draws. Tile steamer Contentnea'came in yesterday p. m. with forty bales of 1 cotton. Thirty-eeTen o-' which were consigned to our popular and energetic friends, C E. Foy & Co., and will be orTered by them 3-day at the exchange. By the way they were the largest sellers yesterday by several bales. The Memorial Services isr Tfis CiTr.- y?9 omitted in the proper place to mention thememoaal services of the Disciples of Christ, the church to which President Garfield belonged, j We will publish the refrfarks of the pastor, Rev. Mr. Win field, along with those of the other city pastors. ; ! I'hE Canning Establishment. Mr. Batr informs us that hfe . will commence canning as soon as the weather becomes cooler, it being so warm now parties en gaged in the Oyster trade are afraid to bring them Ini quantities, as they are liable to spoil On their hands c be for reaching this market. The season is al so bad fof peas. 'II - I ! II I Little Giant Gas Machine. The Little Giant was on exhibition last even ing at Erdmari's cigar store. The agent had run out of a supply of Naptha and substituted kerosene oil but the machine showed no d'munition in. the brilliancy of its light. Tli is novelty is attracting attention throughout the city ., and quite it Hiirhber have been or will be , ordered Ler'e. The MkHRiktm Last NiGirr. At last eveflingj tr. Charles Uuo, and Misa Sophia ti. Mdor were married at Christ's church. ;tHi;;rektflliV. . W Shields, dulciating. The bride groom is aj leading pliysK cian of our city,and one of the trJdst prom inent gentlemen of the medical proftsi aion in North The biide is Carolina. a universal-favorite in Mew iserne, highly accompiianea and a recognized belle here and elsewhere in the State. :' J - . - - ; The ) marriage of a gentleman and lady of such, prominence and popularity, was an event in our city, drawing to the church a large congregation of interested spectators, and the church wsi filled. The beautiful and impressiTe ceremony of the Episcopal Church, was effectively rendered by the rector, and hei re sponses were clear and audible. The moiner ox tne ortae ga e a re- ception at her residence palUA street. ailer the marriage, which was generally attended by the numeroiy friends of all the parties,' at which thcride and groom The PcSSeulB U hWl8ome ere tne iwyw T wuK.a j . for publication , MAB1UE1J. I i ai unriftvs cnurcu.mis city. nev. W Shields oflScmUn br. Charles Doffy and Miss Sophia B. Mxbre, daughter of tne late w m. tr jaoorTorxnerl v a prom iqent citizen of New Birne, SEH!!i?Ltt Pouct. Tiie "policy of the Midland will b one oiuuUco-opera tion with the .water routes- . Mr. Best does not think tharnul, and wftter .trans-. t ion lines, if side bsie, ought neces sarily to injure eacrnwher, but that their friendly Tivaly ehouid ; be advantageous to both, and to Ui'edWiV ; and that the water lines in this portion of the State and i the Midland ;Kawav, havejtheir, interests in comHton. He t proposes a policy of mutuality fofthe higher des velopmer.tof this pordan of he State. " , 'fi. ' ... 'tf - ' I Cqangc or ScHEBUf.. The old ached' tile of last Winter has been restored on the Nortli Carolina ' Koad, and paesei)- gers, mailfVnd expreis from here reaph Raleighikrifer' inthe da. Leaving Goldsboro at 10:30 a,. Ira., the natl train will arrive at Raleigb-at 12:55 p. m., and will lie over therjijtitil 4K)5 p. ro. I will then, leavi a ftiTive at: Greensboro at 7:55 p, m. ' Cotntneast the mail will leave Greensboro' at 9:93 a. m., and m. It will arrive at Raleigh at 1:24 pj lie over theri unrrvtn., when it wilt leave and arrive ait Goldsboro at 6:10 : 5 - - - "V, J New BfttatE Cotton sni; GbaiA Ex- chance. This institiztirjni has entered fairly on its second year, ttrid we learn with increased popularity. At its in- ception the producers looked with sus picion upon it, and some ohjectidh's were urged against it ; but as the wtirking of it became better understood the objec lions disappeared and many, not only withdrew thrff fjectio j but beddtile staunch advocates of the plan of opCtai tiona: The ifa&M&ze ot having one pfilde foTdfrefrng all (he c&tton Jon lh& friar ket, and where all thd buyers could be seen in a few minutes, and the highest prices Obtained, was so manifestly ad yantageous to the seller jtbat no one could fail to "ee it at a glance, nd we are informed that'-quite a number of our merchants are now becominsr. members so. as to conveniently - erve their con signors and customers io. the sale of their cotton and grain, i SMITH PIE iiu AiforiiE AlIOLAiVD. Another Jolmscii County Meeting- Senator Vance indorsed. . . -4:..--t V; At a meeting of the citizens of Smith field and vincinity, held, at .the Court House, on Saturday 24ih September, '81. L. Eidrige, Esq., was called to the chair and L. R; Waddell, Esq., was . requested to act as secretary. ; -v , . ; u On motion the following resolutions Were unanimd'usly adopted: ? ;: Wnereasj' We believjj.that the'; c6n Ptruction of the' North Carolina Midland Railway, and its connection with 'and , ontrol of the Western North Carolina Railroad and the "Atlantic i and North Carolina' Railroa'd, ' would ' realize the original conception of the North Caroli na Systerri, and would be highly con ducive td ftll the. - material !. ititerests of the State In dfevelopirJg its ( agriculturist and rh in rat interests, therefore ; jsyed, Tliai We - heartily sympa thlie wvth tile efforts now being made to tfiat etiq ahdUender to - Senator Vance Ur thanks for his seal- and energy in his earnest endeavors to accomplish it, Resolved, That Wd 'J. j Best, r sq., President of the North Carol in' lonri PniliVav in h rr1 ... rauroad en- lerprrses, ae8er"'e3 the- sympathy and -operation of all the friends , bf the original North CarolinSyatem. , . Resolved, l haj py of these ' reso lutions be lorwSrded to the Qharlotte Obeer -- 4K .P1.;-U V. nn1 Obser- and the Commercial News of , New . r -l I I L. R. WADHJttL, SecretarV ' I iUEXORIAL OERT1CXS IN .jAlfES UlTf. In accordances with the proclamations of PiiShyint Arthur and .Governor Jarvis memorial seTtices were beTdf at Jones' Chapel, the Rev. Mr. Holt pastor in charge; whdVpened tha services' with an appropriate hymeV- .., Prayer 1 by F. D. Wise. The services were conducted by Rer. A. York, fd'dnd iqg'hia discourse on second Sktfdef, third ehapter, . 28th rerse There', is d prince and a griatman fallen. " F II. Holt rMfe some interesting remark J as also F D. Wise, Esq. ; j The cloaing prayer Was by D. Spaighl invoking tne, blessings of G6J upon the beloved i family and the mourning Re- public. Closing hymrt was . read by C. fi. Unveil Thy Bosom, FaitnTul Russell :- romb." ; Benediction by Rev. A. YorK Bold j Robbert. Last rlfight between ten and eleven o'cldck the foora of Mr. Lei ray n His lather's resi- dence, at the corner of Craven and Neusel streets, was entered, his trunk rifled arid money, amonuting; to between $18.00 and $20.00 taken. The money consisted of two five dollar gold pieces both : ddted dated I 1870, a five dollar bank' bote and the 6lartd4 in silver change. iMrs. Bray heard the thief when he went i up stairs, but supposed it washer son. When lie did . come in, however, she remarked she thought she had heard him go up stairs before, but he said no. he had i'jt!$- come in for. the first time, and without iou( iiimKinz iunuer on me matter, he retired to bed; Shoit- thereafter walking was " heartl the shed.when it was discovered on that some one was makingthe1r' escape from the house, then for- the first time t i i i 1 " '-. Mr. Bray made a light in his room, ancL he discovered tbe condition of his trunk and contentSVnd his money gone, Of course the'dates on the fgold . peices afford no positive identification of the money, but the thief is suspected and it would be well for merchants and others to note the fact if any per so a not usually possessed of euch euraefof . money shall ftffer in payment or to be changed any gold peices ahiwering to the above des cription. PAMLICO L,ET1?EU. The Rice Crop Worm in the Rice, Personal, &.c. ' Letter to the News. f ! Stonewall,) Sept. 27. The rice is being cut and some is good e'hdttgh, and other worthless. I have had no cause to change mv opinion since I last- saw you as to the effects of J the weathef on the rice crop of this section, or the quantity of this year's production. HE KICK WORMi There ; is another subject df complain among the farmers, and thsdt which cuts the rice rice oft", ahd is sduie thing like tbe cut worm tha t j deprecates on gardens, corn and yourig cotton ! in eariy spring. This worm does his work in the night, and hides low clown in the stubble during the day ; but It has ap- peared so late that I do not apprehend any serious ! consequences therefrom. 1 It is a hew pest in our land. DEATH AND DROWNING. V " John, son of A. H. Bright aged 18, died on Saturday at his fathers, in this county, after an illness of iwenty-fotlr hoars., .j '' . ?'": Kelix, son of Henrv Harirrove. -wa 5idutaily drowned in Alligator breelc, near his place, on bunay eve a Wg. Body recovered, j -' ' . BUSINKS3 SXTERPRIS1 AND . '1 M FJtO TEM ENT& Mr. C. H. Fowler La receiving by every boat, a large and suitable stock of goods for this market, and if we may judge by the way he is disposing of them, he will I have to keep a boat constantly on- the Tf 'TV - iL . I : t. line, ne nas aiso ine most conveuiein cotton ginning establishment jl have ever seen. But if I should give you, in ' de tailmll of stonewall s improvements, you Zja i i : . l 2t it' y W AJ VEKTISEMEX 1 8 m.;i floLLif, ; PRACTICAL TAILOR; ': . (Nxt fo P. M. Draney's.) NEW BERSB, N O. GUTS AND MAKES ALL BE5CRIP. lions and patterns of garments, and' guarantees gxid fits, low prices, and peifect satisfaction. .. . ., Cleaning, Repairing, Rebindinc, &c.' a specialty. I , OLD (7LOTHE3 MADE TO LOO NE IF AGAIN. aerif 21T rNEW firmF 3M "W S'.t OOC 6r NEW GOOBS! WE HAVE OPENED IN Tnlj Brick Store on Middle titnxt, uar ' the Market, (one door No, th ot T, A. Green) a now stock of goods, enshttJog; in part of H . ; j : GRO C ERi SV DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES WOOD ANOWILLO-ARE, TINWAER ANIV CROCKEBi new. and bought at tha vjrlo west.' cs'h riricrt; ; ConsiBiaenU of' cottofi and! all kino4! of eoontry psoddc solicited? Hoping u zebelle' a' Ubefiit cfiattftC' your patrMittg.' we are15 Yours Respectfully . . 1 HVJJlHllEY & HO WARD. New Efcrne, Sept. 2a ! A. M. SOIFOm BAliEli IK WINES, liQtroRs, :, ; : ti TOMcC(r AKb'ClfJAJRa MIDDLE STREET, He pffdrs to IM Trade, by the rsUi! and small measure, the very best ; ! BRANDIES, WINES, WfflS- KlES, GINS, HUM, POIV teh, ale, cider and' lager beer, or ; ' ;.. 1 Bottled on Draught His &ock is large and carefully-lecyV ed to uleet the wants of the Retail Trade oi Luis seuiioa, nuu ac uacsuiccs ; PRICES AND QTJABiSpf of his goods to suit; and reera to any of nis customers in .pastern Carolina. SPECIAL Notices. LEINSTEf DUFFY. Dealer in ; ; DRY . GO 01)3, . GROCEBES,'. , ricrDTsJsHOE?,' HATS, CAPS, i TORACCO, 8NOT7, i CIGAR8, etc At Cheap John's Corneiy Middle and So. Fr. Sts., aug 13-3m 'NEW BERUfcr M Bene lary GEO. SLOVER, A M., M: D.i PrincipU. WILL OPEN MdNDAY; OCTOfi 3d; 18S1: 1 leflfirf t; Mm ' . 1 ' v-V:-:-; .-.----1 h--'.. - - a--.
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