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THE JOURNAL.
n. s. trr.
rsrmsK. C AUG. ?
Cm If I at th Fmm lm Wa "
hmMmmim - . KPtBUCAX BICNDER.
v - . at-- tMkt;
il pfAT WW IUM IOC n,VUJll- grOWll ,nt. til.' I
can ofKortl Carotin bar, mu.lr- f.u tui n,.
aabiji Uodr Id being ! v 1 jnj ,,,, , ,
tllulibrm!,, to endorse th uom- ( ,,;.h, ,T,
ioitioa of Dr. YOKK m tb ltu. ( t.lkl. ., ;. ;
crjXi2Ulial32tatliy luwpteilf ;h;s nv .
GsacUT, th "candidate of the ' (.oUr -t .-apr...
then 'LlhrIRpoNlcaiw," f.u fif mili.,t, i ..;
Presidency.. J that campaign, t an," M.
with the Democrat it was elKi i.iTai.it i.i:.- m
Lv.teca two RepaMUuuw and many ,:ui.N .upon r ,
of thm preferred Orast IoOrkh j Th.- U-st ...v
Io:y. "Ia tW wreeeat eamiaijr, for jnVire foreign
t!.a eJectioa of OoTernor, with tbe
i ablin itisiaebotee between j inve.-in.. i.:.
to DeatocratA, and we predict , ing th:it i,;
f. t waoj Jod Kepobliean will ,-ew iM, .
; rvier ScAtXS to York. It tiiejhotl ;th .
I: --utlieaoa mast rote fox a Deoio-. Anl omu
crii lor Governor, t he thinkiagonw Wjii ; .,.!
wrtaiiilj &oC tale a man who, iU wb :
a member 4f tao LejisUtnre rn.f . . .
. . osed meaaores iateaded for de- ( ,,i:r r -.
vt:ia t5 material aod iudo , other Um
tn jJ reooureea of Um 8tateT and 0v- i w i h to . k t
j . ii-d approprtallooji for the relief V.pit.i!:: i ,,
cf thiit nafortaaat clvw of oar M Vut in ..p r
'.. rittxeaa wlto har beea bervft ,
t f rfjuos. i'
Aciooff lha maay colored liepub
1 -aaict Craxea eooatj there are!
s :ae who read the JorBXiU we
I'.lr.X they: poaaeaa auffleient iatel-
'.t3 to Democrata.
We
wish
'hich
to at them oao question which ;
v.ocM claim thir atteatioa: Where ,
--y.i l tlut aafortaaat claaa of yoor ,
; .Who aart.teeB depme.i
t'-'ir re-uwa and throw apoa the
. i cuminBUMiBrw, w w,
i (wihm v i v---,
is--rat, whom Too are called
- ta elect a' Goanor, pre-,
.1! Instead of beiBf eared for
ii cdeyaut and well fitted "P
MtfciHi er ' liolOt)oro, trjy
1 hire been, laogaiahior in i
:i eountT Ja3.
B Ota taalioO al Ar. lfil Mlki money and m..::y Mne-
: tlcaa Uaader. iotenicentj,,,! ,iisrr.minate acunsf
-I lpabiteaaa of (.raTea or! pjM-,. amI (,TOm.lit -es. under the
. :-er eoonty io orlh Carolin I, m.u,on th ,t it the .r thev
r..-u.iJ twi wr hmo. .
.., . .tmtr i
1 UVAlt JiV9t
Jit aatnber o the .Yarfh
hk4T coataios an ar-;
:'.-.n P. L. EtXlS, rrincipal
: ' Creek . Acaieoij. oo
: do ou Friday "eTtaing."
tij oo tbe profftanjine
; n. "Cair tinging,"
r. rixi, ?-of eoarse w do
n the trauiinz tn voeai
. winch ahonld to a part of
: of mladf, bat aioipf
! s;r.;:inof a FTtXlf aODf.w
w .ea we remeaiber that
, iu xoml wioate ia not a
f th roar of atndj ia Oar
Is, bow win the cfilt
' isn to ing a pretty aonjr
. andnptrited. .Wail there
'. a few pablie Jultooi teacber
re oceaAMmal leeeona ia
: ta u tie, a a who! it. U neg
. !, ua.I ueglected becaaao. the
ern do not (inalify themAetTea
ia oor jaJment, oao of tho
', i i:;ortatt brauchea of tadj.
1 i c!ioot law does not repair it
; '. Uught, huee,bt few teaeln
e-4 tn.iw bow to teacb it. '
-Then i' Boihuj". may Mr.
l ixuthat lend ao taoroaghljr
f d :-r-I gloxm'od mdnet and
i the pirit of cbeerfitlueM
t s;.ir.3J or a rood aong ,..',,,, , , ,
- 1 sUiteilieUt that our two t '.'ies li.ol
t:.:N tro,theo why ahoukl not t f,,, llwrimtn ate,! aca'"-: u, rates
tr ".a;tt; ia Tocat moaie be made ,'offreibt t'rum Ch:. i.o : Ka L
! t the pohlic acbool law, one of the ' llaUiaiorv and Newport's N.w
nmrse of atade in oar pablic ! bavins ?ivc louer rates and
, , . x- i the retort .in advantage over our
' - " . . markets, and we jtladlv note that
Thi ni I oapabla of dome j the t rouble h.vs U-cn rcinelie,!. a
a fjol work ia Jforth Carolina; tt iilhe Kerti from the lollovv.n .n
I b - takea by every live i tion of the Hoard ot Mn a-ers ,,;
' . ... ... ! the V tcli-atie nti e.sfert I a v
r,tc'er ii aonfliti wieiii in n-
: -e i:t shaping the pabfto chooJ !
is. V nop It WUI taw on toe '
-resins 1 jvr.beiar ao aaiended u
I , .. ; UirtuN nmllrlnrr I n i
t il raaste.'
TSS'OtOn. J
v... .i. '
iiwu. tue ,-. "Where;., the -...d 1
juher the impression that th,mitt, yieldii o :h
-r. - .of tbia aeatipo will be nn- !of the Nortolk and w est
u4uo(0odthUfail. The phi n tin f;
Li. been mora diremifled than has
lyn the ease for many ycan, if
erer so great beiore.
The cotton. crep while not ne
lex-ted entiraJy, baa been ron.stder
ably redaoed by the larger farmers
trjia rice a ad tacreaain; the -r.-a;a
f corn the main stay of .ur
acceaefal Urminjr potAto,s. tnr
nipa, mnl the root crop has Uen
foaewbateiteodetL reannt hive
aiao- attracted attention and a tv
Acre beta aad there have bvt:
(viaated more aa an eitr.:netr
vthaa a a dependence tor pron:
Om the whole the proxpects at tiu
''are encooraffinn and w.th
farorabla aeaaooa from now tint
tha fall a mach better crop m :he
arvsata will be hoased than ;
aiQaHj'ia the eaae. The cotton!
prod act will no exceed tht la;
yeara-Ve think, hot the other
crop Will more than im;ie:: sit.'
the Lack of increase or even a de
reeae ahoold itocror. and nm. o: a
f ear moat reliable articles .m" c-.;
tiratioo, Will, without a er'.o::
drawback, greatly exceed th.r :
(he .. last year. nee .::
frobabfy eoooe near to, :f n 't .t
4Wed, the crops of former r ir".
'avail tte .loot productions b,d !a.r
CO be Tery large. The so.us.ms have
tbeett more than an average m favor
of the planter. Irxr h.ws lieen
atjait ' eqaal - to the demand and
noma what improved in us reu
laxity and it la booed will continue
Map to the cloee of tlie ttathenn
tiatey " and with conadenw- we
took forward to the money crop, m
which, we are alt interrated, with
great hxtpefnlaesa.
SOUTHER ISYKSTMENTS
Mr. I. W. AVEBV. o! An; ast .i.
. 4ia in a I.(tr tn Tin- 1 l.i'i . m -re
j Mamufactrcr J?r-i show-, tint
(the capital invested in Son'liern
! maoQfictnrs is mostly Suit tirn
capital iorvsto1 by
' placl tin.
: h' ; ii nu n .
iii-. In-fit
i'i h i e
'l i in i ! II
bronglit to i'li'.
it
;irl.
ell
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1 1 . s
t; I"-
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ii
lOUle t li : '.: ot le
t'araiei
"OH l: me.' i i .
that mplov
idle Imud-. a:nl. ;
rpr'-e
:i h ii 1 1
p.,,
oin 1 1 .
. ap'
:i,ak.
(oi bet
Capital l i
I NJl ST
1HS( K13llATHt
FRt m; h r.
I
s ,r,H1uen.iv he ir i
ajjicnminmion in :'. eights n
OM Uae Ultll s. w,4:,.r .....
s.ime:ifues the deW-ma::....
anjust ftDll M,mcl ,.s ;,
M( f ..t jnnt, but
111
elltier .a
et a re ii.
proper w.iv t i
t Uj hn0ir the iw,.!.unt to ti.e
1 1
emotion of the man i-cr- of the ;:,
or lmw antl the reme.lv will he
-i.her obtine.l or u h evnlanat on
given a-s will remove the ta t.' ot
nnjmithf. Carry in ft coin pa n n-f .
like ererttxidy el, are :iiiou to
CJkn ,lo r.lltit should
be ret 1 thiu thev view
! reinein
the matter
i i
Jm bnt oue t-ndpomt. mid ar.
aol anppoaed to have
th.
I n tei est
of orh plars or coirrn x!;;:.-. i.
their especial harRe; hut it is
et pec tod that those places and
Com modi tic have their K" tnhans
an well a the rurrj inr conx .r.-: ion
and that t bo purilnm will ! a
much altfe to the interest of their
wards as til'" coni panics are to
their. The ttiflicnlry iii tins is
whcaiiwked into. The enr
ntr it Vrn env trn .n r.i t e- arc coin
part ll!e-; th- move a- one i u
iii vidua I, while tho-e who are -up-poeed
to protev'l the other interest
jreiicmllr re not nrninwil. have
OO ackiluwled gtd he.ul and havono
one whone eiK'cul iiiihii.'im it is to
look after it and hence complaint.",
indirect and almost indiscriminate,
re kbniit all the remedy sought
d freqaently all ever obtained,
and rlflht here, we t.ike it, is here
thf nrfeswJties for Ixiards of trade
And eotnttjen-i al exchanges largely
Oli.'f. rt"d in snt'h cases alluded
to m wh.ri' tins can -now .m.l
do abow tlwir true value f,
a
we
; com mum t v , and la point ot this
ieopy the follow ni,; tronithe Noil. Ik
I We lllllibsbeil s, .M.eillio -la a- I
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NVherea.s, the Nortolk and
Western U.ultci-id Couipanv. hav ma.
promptly .vwiitned the
in rrTort to have rem.
: ii : I :at : v e : :.
led the en
lius u i. ri mi tlt ion :ti rate- oi
friftbl nia.lc by the Chicago l; it.
' Corn ru 1 1 1 - Hifaiust N'ori'oik and
rort.sm.Vdth m a aritl tailed .l,ii,e
and
I .'111
mind
K. K.
ue : a
ortolk
!' re
New Coin pan v ,
future the
hav .
.-an,
uti.l I'ortsm
from Ch'ci;
ort s New,
ft re. be i '
'Uesolv,.,
the Morrli.t
b.Hrti .in a.- O
nioiit h b.-. a'
a : .
a i i ' 1 1 ,
the tu.i:
Manilla,"
ik .old
Mr (
a-eir
Sloil
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t spec. : a;
j -tuiu-b. .. .
: fieri- s i
: there . m
pre.lu te.l
j tt would b
; sal.xui in
(holder.
lCa
aia.li. He
'.: v e y ear
i '::. eii-ed
a- a slave
ird
tin-
1.0.A.N S BLACK LAW.
N In n in. in Itt'comos tho cai.
. i 1 1 1 . r t- nt ap.nty in this country
fur .i Inirli utllce. his vilc jiohtu-iil
r-oril anil his pi i vat v rh;i r.ictiT ,u e
at oih'c sifted 1 1 v t lie oppi '-" c p.i rry
mill all h'- 1'luii.lii - .nt- in ill i.p to
puMii' ri'-. ii. "1 in .irii ! ilt'i I iiinil he
I uTiim .. :it st.-i : 1 1 lie lu
j : rt lie. : I i c i . .11 ,i ! i v , ,i i e kept ill
1 1 1 f 1 1 . '. k i i 1 1 1 ! . ( I" i 1 1 1 1 1 -1 a i i I
' i ! . n, ' : i .i t i ;i ' p.- . ,r will eei.Ni.ler the
uirre limii vvi,:r'i SlU'ii eii.iri'.'
originate, ainl in. ike lip their Ver
ilii't avoi'itiU to t lie i ircuiiistaiices
siirron tilling the ihIiv iilual, who is
mi trial, a: the time he coin m it ted
t In' .lilt-eil 'tie l. i- 'aint decency
and i iht .
Ser.atoi .I -UN A. I.'H.A.N. I he
Kepll hlleall e.i 1 1 ' I . 1 1 ,l t e till' YlCe-l're-aleiif.
ii.if Im i n aiiai:iieil npmi
h.- rciniil on l he tu;i:ive livc
l IVT. liii llie puip.ive. we suppose.
, ot' i ii i a r I :i ills elianee- toi t he lie 'in
vote I n t he Soul h. W'e ih Imi he
lie V e ! he I ! I .1 r''e Will 1 1 ,i V e 11 1 Hell
'.ve vl.t a :'n ;:.e ni-ioc- :a o;;h
II ol ; :
i-; ; I . e v .ne ;n::i; f o x o , .
. i o i riie i jo 1 1 . ; ii i e-. o : : ! , e
: i . i a p , i : ' v t stleMit I eard
i e. rd. or i !. a r.ii : e r ) ; he
genera
Kepil'.i
the
. . ' i '. ; .i o e -. I ' 1 1 ' . . i - ; 1 1 e 1 1 . i r e 1 1 , . 1 1 1
. . . o I e . i p e o ; ! e Ml i 1 1 I - - e . ' ' ' ' 1 1 who
if i ' e . I ' ! : v : M e 1 1 o ! : . . : ' I , : I ; k
, a . - ' , '. V e ! hi II. i la e : I, ; Ii ol
! i.e i a ; . v h:st..r. alii) eh i I -etc- ot
;..!'. '. 1 ai . .1 a ' e to; 1 1 e 're-n 1 1 ' .
e-pee; i . ; h . s 1 ; ti.w.u d 'la m
: : Sonne: da . w heii We cat: v e
r ! : o in .in oil p.u ; : al " iio'.
'. ( iov ernor Sr. ,1 . 1 1 .n . ot K . i
-.a s, the 1 '; oh 1 hi t ii Hi candidate lor
r-esaleiit. a life lol; I ie .11 hi 1 . a i: .
i'ech delivered at I'olt .lci'l
1 . . ha.- I !.; to -.iv ot" . I 1 : N
rei eli '
A la
r:..-re ii it, i'i,! .' in f, r a. in
i . I " the .'!?'' I l hit l it li v t lute per-
- n '.i.iht m tt.e sal i f k'iv mi; . r
i-u i.ji.i e to .ii, v ,-oiomi man. "oii.tii
r iii. I .iioul 1 le arre-t't'.. nnd. u;-i i:
i ns ( ,,f the charge, slioui.l ,e ihr.-vt ti
into pni,d for two Triors. 1 was j re
teinuf lw at that tnr, in an Illinois
u n hen it lull." oolorfsi livi anna' to
n v h. uise an,l itajd "I'leae. nii-ter.
iv,.;. : v.utire nid stmethii) to eut ' I
l.ti.'i; i ha.i ar.vthin: to cat in two
i tv I i-alle.l my w ife ami tohi her
to it t the boy bi slice of bre.1,1. but
ter it all over, anil get Siime meal.
"Would it not be belter. " she said, "to
bitve the b-,y runu' into the bouse h
e v er v h1 t s .'ins to t vt at' li i n us ' 1
; .) ' No. I vt nri t this t syople to e I li.tt
1 am not afraid U give and usuin any
,f i ivl a p. r u D fortunateo. The limn, I
Jurv w.t. in nwi.iii at ihe time, and an
indictment asn found ll;alnt me
far ttivina au!tenaiir to a negr. 1 w.ts
accontinxlj arrewtetl and brouiijlit l
fore the court, an ! pleail guilty to the
ohare. and bated in open court that I
would do o aain, and whenever I
f uinl the la of man interfering with
he la a n of ( J. si I wou Id violate the tiu-.
man l.tw e ei T time. The testimony
iiv.-n had the desired effect, and the
court announced to the packe.1 court
n nise that lie found the prisoner at the
bvr ' Nat jTUilty of the charge. " atnl 1
i s-t free The man who was the
prune mover and factor in the j.a-sH:ie
( till! bill wnii ii.ine other than John A.
I-tcsn. the nominee for Vice President
f the Iveyubiii'aa party.
Whatever may have been I,"-
t.vN's teeiititrs towards the in-roe-
at that time, they will c.in.-idcr that
he has sii flieie n 1 1 V "iyiited" to if
i eive their votes in November.
ITlK.NhKVl STATIMK S.
In his opemnp iuI dress :it the
Fruit 1'air at (ioldslmro. (loveiuor
JAKVIS said that the people ot
North Carolina had always lieen too
careless atwiut preserv inp stm i.-t ics.
H'e think New Berne will readily
plead guilty to the charge. W ith,
perhaps, the exception of cotton, no
one can tell with any certainty the
extent of oTat ions m an one in
dnstry in one veai. We think it
important that a retold should be
kepi of the operations III eVel do
paitnietjt ot busme-s in the cit.v.
I'iie t ralis.o I imi - 111 tish. ov.-tels.
i ice. rriick, fruit, etc. lor e.u h ve.u
would make an i ii ! erest i n 1 k
tor ia len iiee ;n itfter vears.
I b li of t hi' Ke Hi bl lean o b ect l olis
la ('! KVltlaMi is thai he hai led
two lliiii ilerel - while tillilia the
otTu e ot .sheriff". 1 f he h oi let t he
mililb rers est ape al'.d la'.letl lo pel
tol ill Ills d u I v , pi obabl v he w am id
!! be the 1 b- i!l bl It a li i.llidldate
! .r 1 ': - .dent .
A i am , ii at am , . ! ( ', ,, v ei nor
l ' : y. l '. v N 1 1 ' - veto in es-a e- show s
tha he :s a l'rieii,', to ihe working
cia.s.-. though not a deinaoaue. aiul
that la- was ii'ht ill v et oe m a; cr
taa act.- ol the 1 .eep.-lai u re. The
.-rfor: to airav the working men
a i : 1 1 -; i i : u i : : i New , oi k w ill r.ve
the lax on l.i ij u,,r.
1 i.e i le t a : !i-d - . .it elll.-Ii t - l i n 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 1
;. 'ia' an :i, : --a i n ri i . t liiteni.ii
K.-v I: a- Tr ' a t I Ve .' , ) t ,' . . ' '. r ,1 ! I -, I r i - l -s
a ;:,-.:: i ;..r i he I : -1 a 1 ear
'. - i' i, .. '.::. ai. s.ippjv .si, m.'
. a'.T.-s-.: j .itiot. s .is ;,, t u. I
' : : ' ' ' w i . a : , 1 1 . j ; i i : - a : . , ! f !... '
i' ' a. -I . : . :. a- ' be ;: roes . pu ! , .,
: ' e 'a ' i '' i'l.e 1 ' I" . . . ' . ' a . 1 1 i - ' -. v ho
: ; : :n of la.-t w ,-ok -,-
'".'' ::: : i' ,-. 1 : i.e ; raci ice .:
': .:":. fa:::g '.'.i . ! : .. . i. t-i , -' , ,1
a t : i. a g ':...' ' ia- i. . e:pt- :.!,
-: : . ' - a ij : i.-t d . p : i - s j . , , .,v
. 1 a i-.- : r 'l.o i; so,; ; v , ar
d .i- .p.lti-d M .ti. th..e
' a. s. :.:s :: a. ;;;; -. g;a:a a:oi!
' . : i: . a ' i i . a . - . ' : a i : ; , : : i .a -p, , ,
. -, -,:i.. 'i:.:,ai 7''.. '.'... '.". an i
a re i.- : ;' " -mot e t !..-.: i '
:.:'. i ' ' ' . i,. :.-ve:.ue oo !
, ' 1 .ii -.oi: i os. To i
. ' ' - i - I'M.:'.", I. :, '
, .-. . ; a,-:,-
; j.".- jiia":- a- ia 'in pa : .- 1 w;:h
r. . ,-d :,g ::-. ai v .-a: : . ', a.- -,
v : - : -;. .'-,::-: .lied lr.-in grain.
--os .,:.! i.ei materials, .ut
. : ,- is, a l .(Mio gallons, ami
! s -1 a- i , ; , ! a : i o ! - ,.f l'l-rin en I od .
.. ., -rs. . . i.ei 'ease "I 1 . io. , ' ,
- 1 1 : i . J !.,. i d e:pts irein tobacco
s ..o.ve.i a i 'ii -it lei a b'p diminution
. - , o ::, p. i re, i u !i I la I. .r i ho pi e
.a! . : g v .-a r. t lie total amoiiii r I e
i o : , ,1 1 iv , ii g 'Jh.'. i i.J,. I' ': i. a i leer ease
, ? '. b.o 1 1 )'.i. The amount of to
ol, on withdrawn toi consumption,
iiowever. showed an increa.se. the
diminution in the revenue being
the result of reductions m taxation.
Jiradxtrett.
The Fruit Fair in Uoldsboro.
(7ia. 1. '. W. Johnson, Chairman
A p des Largest aad best collec-'
tion, not les than one bushel, J.I
Van I.indley, first preminm, jlj.
(i. L. Anthony, sex-ond premium, $5.
Host six named varieties, 12 speci
mens of t-ach. J. V. Terry, first
premium, $10. J. If. Kagsdalc,
second premium, ifo.
Preservinft Crabs Iie-t assort -inetit,
.) . V. I'tM'ry, first pieniium.
.?'!': second preiniiini. 1.
Tears lie.-t collection, six or
more varieties, Kasdale I'.ros..
tit st preiiiiiim, lu. J. ';in I.ind
lc, second premium. ?". Test
. siiiftlo variety. N". W. Craft, first
premium .". J. W". Terry, second
premium.
Teaches Test and largest collec
tion, not less than one bushel, d.
Van I.indley, first, 1.1. (t. h.
! Anthony, Becond, Best six
'named varieties, 1 ' specimens of
c..cli. I.meback Tro.-.. first 1H; sec
ond, .".
Crapes Largest collection. S.
W . Noble, first. H N. W". Craft,
.-. tond. i. Test six named varie
ties. Scott Truss., first. lt: J. II.
Cahlwell. second. .."). Test Wine
C.iapes. .1. . Noble, first, ?.": N
W. t 'raft, second.
Nettaiines Te-t coilccinm. .1.
..a lain.iev. tii-t. l.lliebai k
1'.: -ei ond. r 1 .
1 :, -: single vai : e! v ol an v I'i u 1 1 ,
hi. W. (,. 1 'bom. is. ti;.-t. .1. W.
1 1.11 lies. Second, s- ; .
Japanese Tel'si m icon - - Test sili
cic v a 1 1 et v. .1 . ( ). T.ixt.i. first.
-coon.:.
1"- T.est exhit.it. Tr. W. C.
l'lioin a.-, I'i r-r . second 1 .
I.iiCe-t and best collection ot
liu;'-. .1. Van I. in. Hey, first-. U:
N. W . i'i aft. -. co.,,1.
('! i.v ; . . .1. II' k, i'httirmnn.
He-' co'liecf.on ot Jellies Mrs. .1.
IIS isser. tirst, ; M rs. .1. R. Tad
d i -on, second . ?t-'.
Te-t collection oi l'rc.serves
Mis. W". K. I'aison. tirst. .": Mrs.
T. W. slot'iim!), second.
liest smale vaiictv TleselVes
W . li. l'ai.-on. tirst. fL'i Mrs. M . 11.
1 1 oil of s, second. 1
i'.c.-t collection 'aimed Fruit
Mi-. K. T. T.oldisoii, lirst. $lii;
Mis. Ii. ,1. Fai-on, second. ..".
T.est ;ar of Canned Fruit Mrs.
1'eiielope Ilerrine;, first, L'; Mis.
W. ( '. Fields, see Hid, 1.
T. st coliectii.ii Sour Tickles Mr.-.
T. T. Tad, lis. m. tirst. li Mrs. T.
W". Sloi";m'. sf. olid.
Test S.veei 1 '.ckles Mrs. M. II.
Ilod-.es. ti;,'. ...1; Mis. .1. M. Kol
ni'C n. second,
.-1 la ! VI. AW A1C1-.
('.iiiiual Fruit without sujt.ir .
Mrs. . M. I-Mw.irds. of (iuiilonl.
7" - -
Mis- Kiikpatiick Flack Haw
.lell.v, -rl.
liss Mai.v Hyatt Test .j u Teach
Tie.svrv es, 1 .
(',!. . . IF. N. (),'. Chairman.
Sun Duel Apples Mrs. V. i;.
Faison. first, rid: Mrs. J. II. S.icser,
second.
Sun Tried Teaches I. W. Terry,
tirst, $10; H. W". Foltz, second, ".
Fv;iporated Apples M.T. Hng;hes.
tirst, 10: J. W". Ilnnter, second, ro.
Tvaporate.l Teaches M. T.
Hughes, tirst, f 10; Mrs. II. C reuse,
second, $.").
Test displa.v vif dried and evapo
rated - M. T. Iln-hes. 10.
Test collect imi of W ine by Manu
facturer W. J. (Ireen, oh! medal
or silver cup.
Sweet Wine I. T. Hives, of
Hilfteeomhc. tirst, Mrs. T. A.
M urpliy. second. ? 2.
Special premium on Wine d.W".
I slcr. Seeretarv s Tin choice peach
t ices.
Dry Wine Col. .1. W. lsler, first.
.": Mrs. A. F. Murphy, second, 2.
Sweet Cider T. W. Smith, tirst.
rJ; T. I'. T.oykin. second, 1.
( luxi I I". H". .. llaatrr, Chair man.
Test Doen Cat. baft 1$. Voltz,
fust. r.V. Mrs. M. II. Hodges, sec
ond. 1'.
Test Tomatoes T. Volt, tirst.
Th Mis. K. T. Tord. u. second, 2.
T.e-t Com T. F. Tovkin, tirst.
Mis. T. T. T. rdeu, second. 1.
Test W atermeluii Muj. C. W".
Mii'lammev, first. ,: C. W'. Par
ker, second", 1.2.
T,-t Mu-kiiieltins Mi.s. i;. T.
Toiileii. tirst. v.: S. W". Nobles, .sec
ond. TV
Te-t collection ot Vegetables
Mrs. M. . I lodges, first, JflO; Mrs.
li. T. T"'i ilen. -eColiil. ?.".
, . l . .If, . .'. 1 ',),, ;'.vm.
'"...' -n.
Te.-; l.vhibo b Floii-t I. '.m
I .: In lie . -1 1 v el medal .
1 '.est I i ii i bi t ion i y An: it cur
M : -. .1 oh n Wrenti, . i.
T.e-t Toiiiiiet, assorted Flowers
Mrs. .1. li. Peterson. r ,ss
varieties :n boinjuet : 31:-. . P.
( ', ran pT, second. S 1 .
Test Toiiipict as-oi ; ed ( ', i a.-ses
Mrs. . M. F.dwar.ls. tir.-t. 2:
I b- v . J as. Sprun t. D . D. . second, ? 1 .
Test ( ';;: i;.,s,.s John 11. (.'room,
til-'. Ml-. .1. li. Tetcl-oi). sec
ond. .1.
" . I ii i i . vvi, l.o p; elli , iiili ot
ic! cd t, ,r Tu i.e I , is, -, but a v er.v
li : : c. .ii,-,-' a ,11 was -eli by M rs.
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: L'-i ut. Mat iv tt'li.ioco
.. .1 ho :s :, -.id;. ;,,
- , p.noi: the :o-:-,
:he p:pc lights
at..; ' a i i s a deep
o s , ; . . M is in. .tit li
'ia- stem ills-cad ,if
' : a ' .ii his ii,..;;: ti .
:. si, ii.os the entire
. : . ; e . i . 1 1 i a .in lues
'i: o ;' .; his lims
a' a and tios,-. while
( :,o i: :. ,
I ol I ' e t : ' - . :
sti...;.. , p. ,
t i l I . H T i l ins ii;
a ti o : oss , ; .
t It'll splo.ais
a.ii,'.s Co.: l
:a ilaM
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sat i.stac-
ace. M.
A'o,; tie o." iii.j; tiie .lead away."
a.s the l i cm Inn, in .-aid to the
cholera.
STATE NEWS.
Gleaned from our Excltannea.
i ,,.., m r .'.., w,k. .- i .i
lurui.rs tell ns. that t bis years corn did about fin a lice, m two weeks,
crop will be the largest seen in A tattooed African negro has
many year-. The ci ops are. gen- .just uaturalized in Delaware. He
erall'y good: cou. n has apparently is supposed to be for Blaine,
recovered from the damage done ' Mr. Tilden is an indefatigable
by the cool nights, and continued j reader. Possibly he may be the
rains. It ;s large and there is but man who tackled Blaine's letter in
little lit.-t. The wheat is pretty the hope of reading it all.
near all threshed and the yield is, The absence of newspapers sup
gratilymg. 'lobacco m all sedions 1)orting- Blaiue puts a good deal of
ot the county looks and gives much (.xtl.;l lvnl, on the Xew York
promise. Tribune, but Trilby is doing as well
W dson Mirror: The remainsol as coui, be expected under her ad
Dr. Movler's mother, ol Marlboro, ,i;ti,,a imiona
was tnniigiit to wnson yesterday,
' and sent by express to her old home
in Massachusetts. Jerry Fields
of Greene county will make C00
pounds of lint cotton to the acre,
lie would not take a hundred dol
lars an acre for that farm. The
Iliads met in Nashville on Tuesday
: to nominate county otlicei-'. They
j nominated Tight Bachelor tot cor
loner. Jim Ilarj.er for treasurer, and
J. J. Drake for register, and then a
row over the sheriff, and the meet
ing broke up iu a great con fusion.
Warren Journal: 1 f you elum at
the svstein of county government,
the real estate in this .section will
depreciate oO per cent in value m
live years. Mr. J. T. "White,
living near Macon, is trving pea
nuts as a market crop. He has up
wards of eight acres in cultivation.
Tev. Dr. Tong met with a very
painful accident last Sunday morn
ing. He was sitting in a chair iu
hhs porch, when he fell backwards
out of the door and dislocated his
right arm. The physicians soon
set it i ight
illnl lie is abl
to be out
again.
F.i.v et te die )h.-irrir: T.utlidges
will be plentiful this tail, the fann
ers iepoi ting many and large covev s
of voiiiig birds. Proclamation of
on.iluwiv has been issued against
the murderer Koy tills by Justices
.'oak and Williamson ot this conn
s our worthy postmaster
w as quietly w alking down the street
yesterday morning a little bird flew
across t he street and perched upon
his head. Is this an omen that his
head is i:i danger? We note
w itii interest an attempt of one of
our city agi iculturists to raise three
successive crops on one piece of
land. The land w a . first planted
in oats: then in corn, which was cut
f. r forage just before earing: ".d
his now sown with peas.
Newton Knt' rprixv : The sound
oi nit' i 1 1 res 1 1 1 n g macnine nas i e-
sounded :n t be suburbs of the town j
all week. There is moie wheat than j
. man y w onld suppose raised inside
' of the town corporation. Mr. Prank j
, Michal on a measured acre lot i
, raised 10 bushels. Wheat thresh
ing in the county is progressing
i finely, but on account of the Size of
thv crop there is a great deal in the
: county yet to be threshed. August
win be wen advanced oeiore tue
crop is finished. The largest crops
in the county have not yet Ireen
reached. We expect m a short
time to give some of the largest
crops in the county. W'e have
heard of one crop which we specially
desire to mention. Pink Hull, a
colored man, raised on five acres of
new ground, without any fertilizer.
lGo bu.shels of wheat, an average of
3.') bushels to the acre. The land
is owned by Mr. A. M. Hewitt.
Chatham h'n-onl: Several weeks
ago we mentioned that some per
sons had removed from our jail an
illicit whiskey still that hud been
captured and placed there for safe
keeping. A few days ago deputy
marshal Ira Phillips arrested three
of our colored citizens, George Rich
ardson. Robert Thompson and
George Taylor, as the guilty per
sons and carried them before Uni.
ted States Commissioner Claiborne
,) ihstice. Out on account ot tne an-
seiice ot aa important witness their
preliminary trial was postponed un
til next week. We have heard of
men being ai rested for breaking
out of jail, but these are the first
whom we have heard ol being ar
rested for breaking into jail. W'e
are inlornied by Mr. N". F. Phillips
that Mr. N. D. MeManus, of Tear
creek tow nship, has one of t he old
est orchards in this county. it
was set out in the la.-t century, and
has been bearing fruit regularly for
the la.-t eighty-live or ninety years.
Some of the trees now measure
seven tee! in circumference and are
st) high that a good many apples
when they fall burst open. And
there is one peach tree that was set
out at the same lime, that is now
full of fruit. Notwithstanding frost,
bad fruit years, etc., there has been
every year a plenty of using fruit,
and generally a little lor brandy
and cider --for the .stomach's sake."'
Many "f the apples measure this
season troin ten to fifteen inches in
circumference. He also has sweet
potatoes as large around now as his
apples.
( ottini Mills Miutlinir Uoivn.
lln1 I'liiimi px.i'.s niainit'iu'turi'is ot
NfW l jirlaml luivo bi-jjun u sjnn-taut-oils
.shutting down muvt-intMit
lor Auiis; and Septi-mbi'! which
iniiiists ;o bo ol lai.'c diiiH'ii.sions.
Then' .no ilin.i 'Od ; i.lk-s in New ,
Kiihiiid eiiai'il in the niiinuiac
; i:re ol 'cotton j.'oo.N. and ihe Ark-
rijrlit ( lub Miiiiftiuie aro started:
a tin
ve::: oi.
lor a restriction m pro- ,
i'i n vv 1 e:: t hi oo I. 'iirt lis
laot i: i : :i 1 i cos should 1
ticct ion. to
, ! the III. ill
ass. iit t.. ; I
; he plan . This tailed, the
s , ,! 'not more ; hat .h.iOu.lioii ,
agivfinj; to the plan, j
.nine in ills individually 1 1
hell olitpiii. I
in. in. ivT'-:
spindles
though .
stl.otetl I
' 1 1 i . :
i I ! 1 V i I! I
ate n n m i
!n;: ;iio
o; 1 1 1 : 1 1 r.
il.lt - oil oi late IlilS . leell ,1
ail tiade. hi:: lohhers ai'.
-
e
pleeoilil'.l
Thci
1.
: ia- ii i , u ket. ,
ai
a pi ices i
liiic tin
'ii hand
li-ht ;
Iii. 'lit lis"
Olsi t '.1 11
; i easiii -;
l' oil oil :
id i : oh-
c
.a-rii A:,
o Atnos
I : o i tiie
. 'I, is lo)
iv etin li t s
;,d. Tiie
- A ' 1
lie
. r, ,, l;
St Ii ,l
i.chltl 1
He is .-'
witli s,o
to ,!!.
Mrs. ;
t v-tive
M aholie t ill lis up h is hat
1 keeps :: down in iron,
m-i'il to have exchanged
,'.-n : ioinati '. li-. had coin
ai! h wort i
in ! ill lied
has wi it ten six
s'tolles. If the
lad!.'- ev.
woilh lor
in. ninate Mrs. Soutli
"i cm. lent, her letter of
wili make Mr. Blaine's
accept .nice
look like a pararap
THIS AND THAT.
Mr.
Logan, judging ly his letter, j
learned all about the tarilt, as
tie I
The tallest liat house iu New
York has ten full and three attic
stories in front, fifteen stories in
the rear. It is 170 feet high. There
are many of twelve stories, from
1 iO to 150 feet high. World.
Mr. Burrows, of Michigan, says
that "Hendricks never drew a loyal
breath.'' If Mr. Burrows' breath
could be examined, it would prob
ably be discovered that Mr. Bur
rows has been drinking.
The editor of the Watchman, a
so-called religious paper of Boston,
-upports Blaine. Many of Mr.
Thiine'.s former party associates
have long been of the opinion that
a watchman is needed for him.
It may have been noticed that
Mr. Blaine's letter of acceptance
has been followed bv awful and de
structive hail storms. Should the'
Tepublican party lose its grip on j
the weather and the crops, its case j
w ill be hopeless indeed. j
Seven thousand barrels of whisky
were destroyed in a recent tire, i
Such a conliagiation l ight in thei
beginning of a great campaign, I
when both parties have determined .
to succeed, may be considered a
great political calamity.
A i expected citizen of Texas is in
jail for stealing six mules. This
will be very unfortunate if he hap
pens to be runninc for some office.
Xo campaign can be successlully
carried on where a candidate can
not frequently show himself to his
fellow-citizens. I
The references to Blaine in the I
address of the Independent Repub-1
Means are by no means so severely!
accusatory as the remarks which I
for years adorned the editorial col j
umns of the Globe-Democrat, the'
7oi- A'-eL- 7Vii tha Ohiencrrv!
' nm other papers now saV 1
porting him. M. Louis Font-Din- ,
patch. j
Warren Leland,
whom everybody knows as the successful
iiKUHier of the
Largest Hotel Enterprises
of America, says that while n passenger from
New York on board a ship g"ii".' ;irounl Cape
Horn, iu the early days nl cini' :.ii. n :u Cal
ifornia, he learned that one ot liu i-.tfoers of
the vessel haJ cured hrnise.f .k: uie voy
age, of an obstinate diseaso by Vac uje of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Since then lr. Lkland has recommended
AVer's Sars atarili-a in iiiany similar
cases, and ho has never yet heard of its fail
ure to effect a radical cure.
Some years ago one of Mr. Lelakd's farm
laborers bruised his leg. Owing to the bad
Btate of his blood, an ugly scrofulous swelling
or lump appeared on the injured limb. Hor
rible itching of the skin, with burning and
darting pains through the lump, made life
almost intolerable. The leg became enor
mously enlarged, and running ulcers formed,
discharging great quantities of extremely
offensive matter. Xo treatment was of any
avail until the man, by Mr. Lelakd's direc
tion, was supplied with Ateb'i Sarsapa
rilla, which allayed the paiu aud irritation,
healed tho sores, removed the swelling, and
completely restored the limb to use.
Jlr. Lelaxd has personally used
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
for Rheumatism, with entire success ; and,
after careful observation, declares that, in
his belief, there is no medicine in the world
equal to i: for the cure of Liver Disorderg,
Gout, the effects of high living. Salt
Kheum, Sores, Irruptions, and all tho
various forma of blood diseases.
We have Mr. Lelani3 permission to invite
all who may desire further evidenc.' in regard
to the extraordinary curative powers of
A veu's Sarsa rAXiLi.A to see him person
ally either at Lis mammoth Ocean Hotel,
Long Brand!, or at the popular Leland Hote',
Hroadway, 27th and 28th Streets, Kow York.
Mr. Lelad's extensive knowledge of the
pood done by this unequalled eradicator of
blood poisong enables him to ive inquirers
much valuable information.
PREPARED BY
Dp. J.'C. Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; $1, six bottles for $5.
Engine. Gin and Press
FOR y-iVLiK: I,OV.
ONE CHAI'I.Y KNGINF. five and a half
liorne power, complete, with new Iiisi.iralor.
o.NK BBOWX'S ilN. ih.uIv- new. ln-.s
Liiiiiied loo l.aies ,-t eott-.n.
(INK NKLSON l'KhiSS. ,oin;,. te.
Tiie above will he sold for Two Hundred
ami fifty I.allars on time for le.ie wall ai
pr, ,va-, i s i r u r 1 1 y
A ; i 1 I"
i.. M. M rioov,
; j, w,i k aisi-.oii, N. C.
For Sale, Lease or Rent
A Small Farm in Jones Co.,
six miles from Trenton, six miles from
ruliocksvihe. two miles from Trent
river, a.ai li.-ar ll',' lain, us junker
Praia., road.
Apply at once to
C. C. TAYLOR.
,lu- New Berne. N. i '.
Only $47,50. Only $47.50.
The Alleger Organs.
" , .a hi e i :.',. -la-sled in in c si , uta 1 v icit t
'., tf ! i.i mm. he Sl'KE THAT OV
HI V THE Al.I.EGRU KKG .
..a . an nt'l :i l',a::'.:u!V.UM Tr.VE
IIAM) CARVKD. ii.hiv li'iiiiia-a ana
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15 s- UKL.1T.
LI.Kl.KU.
N, w :.-r
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vV
i:-"i' v ni.'-ii ia
J. J. BURGESS, oi N C ,
W. H. MORRIS & SONS,
-C E IVT E TL A Ti
Commission srch'fs,
l'o vN L'7 Com merer
NOIU'Ol.K Y.V.
St.,
r. it: v. M s;i.r . Kiiion.
.i "si .11.-i t.. -11 It I V I'T'olii. i'tlt'-
-i-ii f;t!. a tlvaiiv-L-s TiiatJc n coii-j'1-.ini'i
r-Uiriii-ainl li:j:hfsl liiar- j
tiiiiHtiu-. d. auJ ijanl
ra. , v.
Kill a
'
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A ie.rv.-l :
purity, streni-'Tli, a-id wlinl. -rcnent-SH. Mure I
economical than ll'.e nr.liiii.ry luiuls, unci cim
noi be boI.1 in competiiioii with tne rami It tide
of low test, Khort weil-'lil. nl'Jlii or phosphate
nowders. Sohl on 1 v in hiik, llnl ai. Hakisii
PttW DKK C".. 1'HJ Wali-bt..
liov J.
IN CASH
1J
ATTENTION, SIWOKERS!
All contestants for the premiums aijgreat
uitr above amount. oiKTtd by hlackweti s IMir
bam Tobacco Co.. nai-t observe the following
Conditions on wliicli tbc- premiums are to l
awarded: Ail bacs must bear our original
Bull Durbam labii. I' . -. Kei enue stamp, and
Caution Notice, 'i'lie bf.ps must bo done up
securely iu a parkiitfe. with name ami address
of sender, and number ot ba' contained plain
ly marked on tne outside. Charires must be
prepaid, ('mtrsl ,-.',, .v.ir'ui.' t Ailpack
afrcs should be forwarded Decomber 1st, and
iuu-it reach us at Durham not inicr ltan httem
ber LVi. No mutter where y u reside, send
vour packape. advise ul,y:paii thiu va n have
done so, and state '.lie number of bacs Pent.
Names of siiccessfal contestant. with number
of bates retuni.ai, will be publi?h-d. !ec. San
Eos'on. Herald : New York. Herald ; Philadel
phia, Time: Pnrliam. N ('.. Tobacco Ftanl;
New Orleans, Tiinm-lh:mw:rat : Cincinnati, In
iuirer: Chicasro. J'aity A'cusi Sail Francisco,
Chr:micle. Addre.-s.
Bi-ACKWELL'S DCRH.1M TOBACCO CO.,
iM'ltH.VM. N. ''.
livery genuine jiaskage has picture of Bull.
See our next announcement.-
UNIVERSITY OF NQSTH CAROLINA. !
THK XKX l- SKSSIi'N IlKfilNS ON THK i
LAST TH1BSDAV IJf AliI ST. i
on which, nnd ontlu' two siicceetlinsr days, ;
examinations for admission will I.e had. 'J'lie ,
itist ruction eint, races not only Hie "old cur- i
rictilum, " but also branches of especial value
to teachers, tunnels, merchants, anil other,
business men. A I.uvv antl Medic. ii School
attached.
For Catalogue and for the report of the ,
vlsitin" committee ol seven Trustees on the
instruction, discipline, mcrnis. v.. apply to
PRESIDESiT BATTLE,
or to . T. 1'ATTf Its-IN. Sec y,
July 21. 1MSJ. It Chapel Hill, X. CI.
Coal. Goal,
Hay, Hay,
ice, Ice,
Wood, Wood.
!
Coal, Hav, Ice & Wood,1
FOR S LE BY 1
WATSOH & DANIELS.!
APPLY AT THF.IR I
IC E HO USE
Near Foot of jliddle street, I
I
! Tew Heme, -T, J. 1
8aiT Call on us before purcliasinp; else- j
! where. jvl3 dwly
GOLD SPRINGS FARM
FOR ?ALE.
I oiler for sale the above valuable )?oj-i y
conslBting of One Thousand Two Hui.drr-d
an Sixty Five Acres, l-'our Hundred under
en' l ivai ir.n . ha la n. : : i iin t r. i 5 utr i i
(.'ras't-ii -ou i: ! , f - ur mi!'.- I !'-w Nt-w' n by
railroad. I: Is ad : v-. t-'y s;;'.;t:-d in-lwei n
tht- .A- A" N. ('. ilai:r.:,.l ii.o :p:::i I n in t.
and a df-ep naviiiti!. -w k .
wo.ij- ;-;.iii- n,
N. vvlern. N. C
jviii'.Uitf
JAiES REDStlQKD,
Agent and Bottler
"K Tiir
i s-:i j ji tf a i i :i
BERGNER L E2TGEL
3REWI1TG CO 'S
PHILADELPHIA
T A
BEER.
New Borne, N. C.
Tliii- beer t.
tei.i ial E.hi!
iv irein. a ii ,.- aa i
ti ! at J'lchoh 1;
o t eu-
ia ami
i than
,s the
the Paris Exp'.s.i.'
any other in w ar a
fiivririte hi -.ii i w 1
For salt in la-s
r Kii,
r 1 1 ; . i ( y i
V. S. MAtli'S ;s ! lie j i
I', ,r t;oo,is in :ia- I'ru'is: iii t.
li.; also ke p- Hard win, m i,.-.i
Vilh CaliVl,-. H-lpf al'ai 1'vviho.
All this is true, and much n.iu,
If you will ti'. 1 ii.e Spot.
His irt.e ,ds ai . cheap a-any k.-e
The pine.- Mark- t flock.
Hornsr School,
OXFOED. 1-7
Vj
'J' - 1" Id. s.a- . .
FOt'KTIl MOM) t V
i , ins i .
K I I.V.
:rinity college.
; ; '":::' . N ( '
ASA JOXKS.
Middle Street, Newbern, N. J.,
i.'EALEh IN
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
WHITS. siir.L'S. l'l.(!Tl!IM., Elr.
..,.iil i,,r in,. i'i.V M. 'M' -iiili'l l.a.ur.-tlr-.e.i
cl.'". I .ma.. a :. .1 -I-lia.
rtet.
A full In
Cndel won
i 'nllnrs .-in,
ehlffs. ai!
.Iron's 11 ,i
-Ills', I.:
in;. i Children's
1 1' ! h; ml I 'a per
.in. n Handbt'..
and Chil-
.! h- r- Kut)-
:it-s clonks and
i In -jit in a HrBl j
..1..1 .Mjt'.lllir
ti. ilia! - 1, a, s. I.
', t-ta 11,11: '. s.o
i-1' 1
, ii:
let it
I !:.l
ASA JONES,
Middle bt.. nil liitpliBt Churcli
Iff A 1
Brick, Brick.
Kor kh1- in any fjiinniity ut
ti,
1 1 in.
lir'.-K litivt- bi-cn pxmiii it. ril i
and ii oii'H, ticed fl i M--tj.hs.
.SainpK.M can br ticu at in-,
i solicited.
,uuetd& wtf K
THE SEASON.
REFRIGERATORS.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
WATER COOLKI.S
s-as .:i;il U' t'HxIr- of t t I kc r 1 1 -I n n ,
in. ! i u i i 1 1 u
FIA' TANS',
WIRE DISH COVERS.
FLY TRAPS. ETC.. ETC..
! AT THK
, H 2 A U JW
AM.
House Furnishing Store
L. H. ( UTiiEK.
Knll M
For I:t
k -t !ti ji t ijiiii- ih' hot, KTair
ins i.ijub a i m t I t l:i r litnV' p, et.
i-HtmMlK nnd lowest priest, call on
L. H. CUTLER,
Miilille street
Ferdinand I'lrich,
GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS
I iools s, nit Shoes.
.Rcdrs Twines. Paints, Oil.
AN AS.
GRAIN SACKS.
,Mvl 1,1. A Itl I Ti
i
I At M;itiiil';.a , . ! s Priccii.
N ; s and SKINKS
Foot Mi.l.i if strc , t.
I i-;vv h;:rnk. n.
j drtw
j important !
J. L. IIARTSFIELD,
l PEALKR IN
School Books and Stationery
Confectioneries,
i Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars,
GLASS & MAJOLICA WARM,
FANCY GROCERIES, ETC.
J 1, HAiasKIKl.K
Kiuston. Yvb. 2. 1M
NEW HOTEL,
AT
Snow Hill, Greene Co., N. U.
Well f'urniHlu'd, an-l Tahle supplied with
j the K KhT I lie ju.trket Mftonls.
Sample roonjH ior romniercial travelers.
! RATES REA$OFTABL.
W. E. GR1MKLEY,
Troprletor.
felVUAwtf
. W. VVAHAB,
(!-iuo-eKtnr u K. H. Windloy.)
DISTJU-EKS' AGENT FOU
Pur aIld GrU
-
WIS.ES A2TD CIGARS
A CHE A T I A HIE I '.
'vjmger Ale, Pale Ale, Beer
aSD forter.
SERGNER & Elf GEL BEER,
CIDER.
PURE FRENCH BRANDY.
11. W WAHAlt.
St. Snr lUrnf, ,V. C.
Sc-Ath Front
se .'JI,-(1 V- iv li .
GEO
People's Ktlutual
Life Assurance Comply
OF LOUISVILLE, KY.
Issue Policies on Lives, payable in Fire Instalment., ai
from 4 to 10 years intervals, according to the
age ol the
The .rciiiiuiiii.
ei.nipauios.
Tliis is :i ni vv fiaiurc ii. l. f'c Inviiniiu'c, und enablci. the party to collect hia
iii-ur.n.f.' 1 1 ii r i ij tr lit'. . It is practical ly a Having. Rank, in which to depot-It
small 1 1 1 1 1 r i 1 1 v n i : i . i ; i i 1 1 r-. t,, h. drawn ut the end of a certain period, with
t,-r. st
We ii!--,
'i I oul-'l rs
sstie 1'alii it s p livable at death ouly, if desired,
with full particulars furnished on application.
ITl.'K POLICIES
on best terms.
GARDNER
MANUFACTURERS
liesi and Top Buggies,
ROCKAWAYS AND PHAETONS,
Farm and Spring Wagons, ('arts, Trucks,
Drays, Harness, Halters, Collars, Hames, Etc.
1 tro.id Mtrect. opposite Alex. AIilli.
; - HKl'AIIUN'i; IN Al l. ITS CHAM UI.S NKATIiV KXK(UTEp.
(.1
A ('Aid-
ACTUAL FACT I
That we will clo:e out the "balance of our Clothing AT COSf
We cannot fit all, but come and try us and we will guif
you in price.
'!" iv on t v - so veil Child r
1,1 1 .n s -li a -. k ti.e iiantK. list's f rum live to tep years, milblf . '.t V '',.''
as, in and Jail, :u actual cottt. A few bailor Suit jp P '
for 1 te balance of
lit no and s-itaiu.
V.- have a full line ,,f seasonable niitdo A IpacH. Hirilian and prap d 'Et CpalUt -i."v -linen
Dusiers; ( lanv.e. I .isle Threail and HiilbriKKn 1' nderuhirta, Jean Drtiran,
I'aiicy 11. Hose, ('eutiiiie I. isle Thread, at 50c. per pair, black and color. -' '
A K"."l white Linen Himtl ken lnef at 12c. .i'.jV'
Host ipiality White and I'ereahv Ties at 25c. per dozen. .. '
' ur Hest Shirt at i?5.."0 per half dozen. Dude Collars and Bows. .' ":': '
White Vest. A new lot of Walking
Adams tt ( o.'s I-ovv Quartered Shoe.v.
24 inch Silk I'mbrella, black or brown
Oil Cloth. Matting, Trunks i
,
nka and Valises.
HOWARD fi JONES, opp. Episcopal cChurch.
Kinsfon Collcgo,
NKMKION 1884 '. '
via. I i-.kvi i.. t:,ii noilUT, IErT '
i r t , ,
I lit I,
UK II I' II
July '.'1. Isht.
LKWia.
lTlnclpml.
JrM lui
Hog Cholera Remedy.
'IMIK underMgned ban pnrchafed '
t tti rtieli I to minnriK liirc In North 0ro- rT
Una tne uNI.Y RtCl.Ulll.K ItKMKJ'Y Koa"
lln,. Hul.r.KA yd dlKt i.veird Klrt pr
. .ired l, an eniliienl ploaii mn rtr Ihor-
iJKi.l.v 1nv.-nieMnii ll, nmnrr hi, a um ot
Hon Clirtlprat.r hwlnw K.-v.-r. It nk.da onljr
to I tried to prove I. mr 1 1 . n. itiid ) ,iu tauiu'
bn. Amenta wfvtite.1
Addresa. X'. N HKAU Kt.l,. M 1).,
Je'. vim kvpii HprliiK, f. O.
Dr. Cm. K. HyVCUY,
SUKOJCON IUCNTIHT.
A in i,rrr.'.l to d
Klrat-i'lajHi Work a
Uir bowfii rVlna.
Heta of uwtta from
rllAKiun.
. .nl,l fllllnr 11 Ump
AimkIuub a I una: a.
Si.tKl up
Btla Proiat Sta-cx. Km rn,ia,
feb'JRw TV.v.fcr, 1. c
Brock's Livery Stables
Horses for Hire at any time,
Day or Night.
AIho, 'I'lihcn mi. I in i ii 1'i.r oil
lC'Rs . II l I I I a in.
. II.
tnal 0m
1 J I f )( K.
K INST iN. N. C.
Br.O.HAiPri
SURGEON
ttH'J
li Indian,
N. C.
?S1-I:
Opermtlvr dentMry n wlalty. Offlr i
tnlr In "pern Mouse 1 n t ronrt tba plo
Found f :
A whj- In wlilob to plena.' our cniumim ;
to wit: 1',
Ioav Irlc?Ki lor CJhhIi ''
which (m ttompellMl am to Inrrrauc onr fMtl '
IMcarorlie aoooroiuoltlon of our enatoaa
era.nnd liM lndnoad ua Ut aell In Ilia fauir' t,
for even a Imm margin than .vr, In ntr a -compete
with ami nnderiwll our nelihbort( e" '
We are an ra to tnaka a anle wbfnivir w
can get a comparison of ifonda and firloM. ,
J. SLAUGHTER, Jr., & BBfc, ;;
WHOLESALE 1X1) EFT 111. CBOCEII, .
. KINSTON. N. C. '."
ROBERTS & BRO.,
"WlioleHule
Frovisions,
4
Groceries,
Dry Goods
Boots and Snoe.
All of wliicb -Wf r offering VXBT
LOW.
Order, solicited.
Satisfaction guAnuiteod.
dw NEW BKBNt. N. a
DR. POLLOCK'S NO. 7,
THE GREAT SOCTHERJi REMEDY FOR fill
t'nrea Neoralflrla, Bclailoa, Colic. Horn, rnt
lilw-a. (V.Ida, l'alri Id Cbrai. Hide pain, lapra
ThroKl. T.xtliachn, Itarrber. Htlnira, UM
Arhe, and all bodily Dalna. U. (Jholarm Ual
lieen cured often by So. T. Try It. wtf
ALLEN & CO.,
Insured.
j.:ii,l in the ussesMiipiit plan, as is unual in othor Mutual
GEO ALLEN & CO-
& GLENN
AND DEALERS IN
jyl d&w6rji
CianeR. Also.
a new invoic of 8taT ' C '
'o . " T t "
handloH. Hiiitoble for bkrlina M Ma ' '
le for ladies, at f&SB. '
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v. -. - -,t
a. .v.
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