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KXSR ('Kirr.E, ..-.
IIbcm), on .croon' o( hi lie
DtMJiocr.Ulc luai.ai:... :'
fre4 T the S-nth d str.i
- THS CAia-iiW TH .1,(1 '
tout oo ennr. '.he A e-'
thiak tUj up u kern had
til. K a i.i b a harl ui.ii:
ft nwu fmru Li.- fir'.n :n i .
vbQ coctou n 0-tH'n, ;' he.r
Uti- al pch. And yet yad-r,
th pjnn trmuf nuiie ! y the
didiitp for Governor in.l !.
r : .
P.T.
Governor, il will Ni I V;.)iT :' re
tiMy reach the F.j.f.
THK Hrudern .a'' -;. r
with tl M'Jr Ihkt A joint e.i::-. .
btva York ud tv-Ai.K.-. w.M
proT tltrimpulAi toth lVmocr 'ie
prtj. Sflch .n admission ia neither
eaMBpliaiatiry to the l)ennx-rut:c
MOM nor to iU :ani..ril N-ari-r.
IMt fiprifnot" pnir tin: the
party gowned by joint -nv.ws,
sad bT nft in tli" rv n' f.in
LT IT CO ST HUE .
T2m Joint rurM b(wa Scai.n ana
York W iloui TMl f xl fur to Dvui
ttid CUM, kutl w hop it will N
oaliatMi m loo m pobl Th con
ImlWlvwti Dr. York tm J cn. St.ic
;M forbU to th Uun iht fil
Mat rwoit from bxicK uJ mmio
Um t ma tUrthr. If ScaIm d.
irr a bc crowd for York to tpk u
latltiWao bo harm cn rwalt to th
MrtT. Nithr crj.liiat
ild mach ot a aadivnc if Uier
aoat prtlT. Joiat duru-
4ra v tha people trgthT. and
r not afnud of oiat
.Boms Dewun-nzt
TVia ia oaal Th Imo-
- t cnt! partj oaght not to fear the
' raaslt if Ita stand a mi t)anr ia the
aqmal a tb candidate or the oppo
aita part, becatu the vantage
Xoaad, ia harm; the trnth ou
, tteiz aide, woold be with thfir can
L, Soma of onr LVemocratic
- paper am to have forfottn that
.. . ta lack af a joiat cmtw defeated
UUltHOn ia 1872; that the hentetl.
.jolatcaaTaaain IS7eectd VaxrE
by aboat flfta tixxisajid majoritv;
liat U sadden breaking off of the
joiat eaaTaas btween Jaryis and
BtTTToSr eomt Jabti. sereral thoa
aaad rotaa, aad that the want of a
iat eaaTsaa La 1833 came near d-
' feallaf BrxrrrT. Ijet the joint
leoatiaae.
wumsQ TIME.
ta Wis cKrt to th Onvnd Jarv of
2rriShi":!ord.cnl,i.th.t ,r is Ire.piently
tsw iwmi numiti who ttav ngtrctad
Ikw 4tJ. Dirscliac mtch proraiMot
u.1 kKnu&kr Aiakin to th u tub
jca W axosadloglr vholHom; and if
pmmmhtnt wrw tofliclwl oo
, MwliaWB bm or two (If thr b och
i in Uisrs nm'K ms miht wke
yniM iBporsuicB i rui. -
'SUU Car mU
judge, time
, W kara beard
, . ... . luat uld oiu oiieraiur, me hi
axIo, ."ft with emphaais,' on kU 1
.'-7r. ii j u i inxket, is often charged wit li the
1. ikU cer aabjct aad f have long
twaifUiop.ioothtltwaat,me1off'sn lwcu U"1 wa? ,n
waatad. 2Tow wh-Jadga OcDoas whic,' ,uan low H"
raa apeaiiaf with Kn,e .mphwia i nJ ve mmself the mortification
- aboat tala Batter to th Grand !of b0 tod t,llU h-
r W-V- , in all nroJ. W lh l,al1'r nW men
ity, apaakiax to some of the very
Y.Biaa vttom he thoaght hoald bej
.aniahedj aad if not to them, most
r . . . . . . .
aaaareoij to loose wuo nvc m,"
work UM road under tam. Will ai m4n a protwtioa m his
Liaaa ialxt himsalf, or w,U men in- slon ni1 a thw ut lQ-v ,le
.. in .1 . sign upon him. Iie-olve to new
diet aiaa for not calling them out ; 1
, .. , . caatiouslv the approach of all
daya of iaroluutary servitude! Not
tl tbay cao poaMiblT erade it.
TV Ckrii-U is on the nubt
.txack Wheoitaajs:
ht-Wnct.. poith. - hoU.ub -
-Jea W aaotbr aad tvtr and more
" asodarm baa, U happir peore we
aWU W
Jf ail oar people were taxpayers
tlkere would tie no time lost in in
trodociu betters) stem. Hut the
trootkle i we have a large number
WBO pay nothiug for the .ulmuns
' traUoa of the pirernaicnt ui'der
vhtc!i thy live, wbile the enjov its
pririWgeA. They exercw the right
Haioi the protection of
. th eoarts in the" -enjoyment of life,
liberty and property, are given
pvbfie schools for the education of
- their children, and for all thia they
onlribate nothing for the general
wellaxe anleaa it is occasionally a
lay's work on the public roads.
, Bat after all would it doc be better
tot the tax payers, who have more
nae foe paWic roaals than the imu
tax payer, to have better roads no
natter at what coat, or under what
ayatemf We agree with the Ckron
iei that the present necessity of
paying tribute to mud holes is
worse than the protective tar tT.
TO OUTLOOK EOS ( OTTOV
Notwithstanding the (.wt that
the eotton crop of 1S. is over one
BBlHioa bolert short of the vear
prarioaa, yet the outlook for a bet
tec price for the present crop is no:
very eooooraging. Tins is probably
dae to two causes: The prospects
for a large crop this year and the
recent ah tttting down of many ot
the Jw England nulls. Hi;
whether these are the true ca :se
ot not oar farmers ned not caicu
late oa a big price, esi. iallv f. :
ordinary ootton. They should be
ready for picking when the ct'o:
Kegias to open aud pish it: do :., t
allow it to remain ia the field to
take the rain and wmJ-o get i: on
HJ tlaie, bale it w :th care and
will command the top of tin
maxfcet. -Storm cotton" brings .ill
the way from one t :-... ,
than that picked tvf.Tf 'l.e -t. ru.
It is important then to have
fceta, sacks and everything ::i read:
aasa ta gr;ipf)4e with the -kitig" a
OOO a he makes h:s ap-'ard.. e
Soe farmer who manures w, 11 an 1
caltivates judictoa.Jv . .ui rea
me otoaey in cot ton a: ten. en's,
bat troas the present ;;: .. . -.
Uate a rery g.d r -; ! hn .g
Xvhat price this fall
THE Mlr.RO TOTE
The color.! p plf of i
TiCii!t! A I 'U-rrl.n.l wi 1 1:
I'tuh ljt ii'ijbt with '4 n.--:
rolll The einer -f n..'
h"n I 1 bm.i iron in to-. .-.--...'
r.;it i p
I it ni'vr.i;.
Sort :
.i n ;
with
The
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; if a-
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M
ni e v. '
w m 1 1
I'nlore
:hon,j
sn.-h
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Th.'.i
I em.'r it
to i! :n i :i
t
i . it
IV;
tro',1 M:
i f thev
nr.
' 11 n
pilliiieah- -if i;;. 1 ., :.1- ::h tin-in.
the v..n'.! n.'t 1 1 --:". '" di nif
1 1 t !u iiftrro (.. t-ri- t';:'.oii r.
rheir p.rrs I', it i- n :i :
.l S'tta or ti.f I )r:nof rat ..
party at r hi- tinir :hr the :: s-ro -eiintitl'ie
to vote i'l.il! with the
Kf piit'l.f.un. riiey have it it Inn
their ;-r r to bn-.ik the color line
x.l'.ne.illv, any time, thev choosr,
and wtien they do this the 1 emo
cnt u- paity. and not the Uepnbli
ear. will snfTer. Capt. ;Kn"'iii
knoUH this, ami this is why ht- say
the lem.HT.fs don t want the netfn
vote
TH E HUXCO F. I NEW YORK.
A the fall approaches and
eoantrv eoplo legin to thvk to
New York, the Ixinco men Wn
aLsi to gather in jrronpa and plan
and enH-nte thir nefanoas designs
Bunco men have i long prarticed
their ;vrts nion the unsuspecting,
and ) many erp"xare.s have U-en
miule of them, that it would seem
almost miraculous that they should
And any one green enough to le led
into their insidious snarrs. But
they are fully op to the necessities
of the caw, always inventing some
thing new to engage the attention
of Mr. Verdant, and once engaged
by them, mufldeniy is soon won.
and their silly victim fleeced of his
mouev and valuables, in a manner
never mentioned b th
unless neeessiM coiiiih-
sufferers.
Us him to
:usk the loan of funds to get out of
h , -nJ r u)se ol 1H (je
pleted resources demand an ex
t)'.kntioii to the Irieu.l lrom Horn
th favor ia aked; and even then
Lioiiiu uiriijirMin'ii. in .-t e i "i
iud of co ante other cities also, the
- uu
Perf"
rmance of these con fideiico
1 Krniri uic uum-o iiirw, owl crii
i tri'rs
refuse all offers of torn?
tktiuj for Hotknnj; and rememlvr to
beware of the '-Greeks U'anng
. gift-" an 1 you can sadely run the
;Can'1'tor J the bunco workers
and cappers of any and ail cities.
PUlFlIR FOR THE EXPOSITION.
We aain urge ujhii our lanners
to tiear iu mmd that the K. posit ion
is close t hand, l'.vcrv one should
attesd who po.H-.ibly e.in. but
wk4tkcr ou attend or not. x-ud
something to exhibit. Do not Ik
airaid that some one el-e will hav c
something there letter than vou
cau send; it is a mistake. 11 very
farmer from Kastern Carolina who
attends the Eiisition without
anything to exhibit will come away
satisfied that he could have equaled
anything he saw. We would
espet-i ally remind thoe of the
counties ot Craven. Jones, ()uor,
Carteret and Pamlico that they are
expected to make a joint display,
and if they do their duty it will not
be excelled by any other section.
Corn on the stalk, corn husked,
wlic.it, oats, rice, rve in the sheath
and threshed peanuts, otatoes,
vegetables of all sorts, fruits of
everv variety, woods. st.. k. marls,
shell rock and phosp'iate roek art
among the manv things that can U-
exhibited to ad v i:
Ib-meinlver 'hat
I". post t ton is to -1
t ti e ci pah:! . tie- of
vantages our S'a
agriculture, intn.n
t un ng v :t h a v e
capi t al and lib..:,
the .-t: u :. : ' v . t
t ... n .if ;:,. S: at-
icct ot th:s
;! world
ui; the ad
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in uiii l ac
attracting
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the g-.'-:;. ..
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A VILE ASSAULT.
W e endorse the follow nijj edl-
.i -. i. . 1; .ip: f.itvil in S itur.lay's
- i! the 4 1 1 1 . 1 1 r 'In- above
IIP: 'II W liclii'MT .i pirl ll.l- to
-u. li inc. in
1 1 t- i
tor
w : , i
led.
The
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f 111."
1 .orn
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if r
ire-:
1 i-m.KTat ic pJltv
- hands i-le.in at once
Ml .
, i .in , ;-p. n-.ln'iit v lor or sv m
p.iil.v v:i!i the mo.-t shameful, dis
i"i-; ng .did infamous assault id'
the Ind'anapo'is enfin'i upon
i- mdid.ite .1 ime- (1. HI tine. There
- no fxnie or ) a -! i tica t ion for an.
-n-h o fiul ,ird scandalous
ir'aek .11. d ' 'v 1! only di-gust all
! ra Mi' i ; : . 1 . . A in all's polit ic.ll.
p;:M:r ris-oiil is op.-n to inspection
did rr;'i' -!!!. hat Ins domestic and.
pr: a'c .'.: ..ugh: not to le draire-l
l-.. ; 1: ! c cV.fp' hell
-' r .! ,,'ro-s nil 111. .ra! : ' :c- l'ing
n.'cilgfd a' : !if time Kxcfption.il
ii-dai eee "t iii'punfv ill the distant
past ate not tit -u!'jfct for new s
p t; c r d i -CUS-.10H and have not
iveeii relied u 1 miii t.y the tut people
as suitable campaign ammunition.
Mr. ( lay was foullv assaulted in
his private life and ;t miured lnm.
Hut the campaign in which he '.is
d. f. atfd was very decent v hell
compared with the rfpul-ivc and
nan-cons attacks on Cleveland and
Hlaine. I. ft this kind of warfare
eea.-e at once. It is to shoot
po-..icd arrows. It is to degrade
: hiKf vv ho ell gage In It .
Cleveland and Hlaine are public
men with Hili'ical records, .lu.lgc
tlieir titlie.s.s for the highest oflice
hv tho-e records. ll Cleveland's
record is not a U'tter one reallv
than his com H-t 1 to! "s record and
does not promise more good to t he
whole country then place Hlaine 111
'the Presidential chair. If. however,
upon a clos- examination and a iair
criticism of the official records ol
both candidates it appears that
those of Cleveland give more as
surance of a pure, upright, econom
ical, conservative and reform ail
ministration then let the good and
honorable people of the land elect
him. Hut whatever else is done or
'said, take no part ill the campaigu
; of tilth. The attack on Sir. Hlaine
1- cowardly and most infamous.
WHO HUlil N Ml ll-SLINIilM.
While Iiemocratic papers and
managers ,,f the present Political
canva arn denouncing, in un
measured terms, th s lU assault
made uixm the private character of
James G. Blaine, the Uepublican
candidate for President, it wamld
Ik weli for the people to bear in
mind that this sort of political war
fare was begun by the Republican
press by an attack upon the private
character of the Democratic can
dldate, GKOVKK Cl.EVKI.ANH.
Mr. Hi.aisk's volitical acts, his
act.- while a public servant, are
legitimate subjects foi comment
and criticism, and not only so, but
they ought to be scrutinized when
he comes telore the eiple for still
higher honors. And so it is with
Mr. Ci.kvki.ani. Kverv act of hi
a public servant is the property
of the people and the press for com
moot and criticism, and so long as
it is done with a proper regard for
truth, no one can complaiu. Hut
right in the out-set of the campaign,
Governor Cleveland, notwith
standing he had been elected and
made it imwt excellent Mayor of the
city of Huffalo, and afterwards
elected Governor of the great State
of New York by a majority unpre
cedented, his private character is
attacked and we have yet to see a
Republican paper to condemn such
a disgraceful mode of campaigning,
but circulated the fllthv repoits for
no other purpose than to injure the
prospects of the Heinocratic ticket.
How different the course pur
sued b the I)einiHT.itie press, ami
the managers of the J)emoci:itic
campaign. When it was intimated
in a meeting ol the National ll.-uio
i-ratic Coinmitlee in New Yolk ie
centlv, that Mr. Hl.AlNK.'s charac
ter would not bear public scrutiny,
the ( han man ol the Kxccutive
Committee, Senator Gunman, im
mediately arose and said that if
any attempt was made to rcsoit to
that sort of political warfare he
would at once lesign theotlicc of
Chairman and resign also from the
Committee, and hi- sentiments
were endorsed by all present.
The dirty business was begun
then by the Republicans, us ail off
Set to the chaiges against Mr.
Hl.AINK's public record, and we
pied ct that the injury sought to Lie
inflicted upon the Democratic can
didate will redound upon the lie
publ.can candidate and strengthen
the chances of GitoVi-'it Cl.KVl
L V ; ' f. r the 1're-ldeIICV
Tun New York 1. ii gives the
w ar recoi d"fCi K v 1 ". I AM', PLAIN K
and It; ri.I.K. lt apjiear- t hat
t I.ky K.b A N I hir.-d a -ub-titiitc aud
p dd the price onto: 1 1 1 - 1 1 w n pocket:
Li.vi.nk hired a substitute , the
I. y al Mutual Alliance, to which he
belonged, paying the price wh p-h
w a- at'ti rw aid I etanded bv t he
. :". of Aug-i-M. w h:'.e 1'.: I
i; .i d not via;: ;.. ! dratted
j ' . ' 4 I'i. t b '
1 1 "U '. ai: .1 w a- ; n
. . n. :n aioi at kr'4 I ,b !.-an-, w , . 1,
1 ; t : N r w m org uit.-tti an a. -t a
'..'II '.. keep out o I .- e i 1 1 e . i '. 11 t
the .V.'t !oi-,;s to : i 11 its I e a d e I s ,
':. it ! all ace. nut.- ol I'.i I I.ltK's
: ,- a n . :: . w i i : h -m - be true he
w i - . ;.g ige. I o'i a mo: p: . !:: a' If
' t" Ii:ui-el; :t,,,;; rtlher
i n i . o i 1 ; m..
.1 . - -.:i;i;'.j.-t,l . Ij a , e I I e-..n-.i.
i . . ,
t .- C : ..ii and i.-u. .1 1 . 1 ' Fit K
s ; w . 1 1 be : 1 ; .. ca n li a 1 a : - i. . i
i':, -oh .,..! 'n . I'i dent ot the
A me: :. ,,t. p..'..':.- .1 Al.ian. e. The
:..ir v now :- -aid to have a niein
.er-'dp I i 70.00 '. and i- so met 1. : ng
'he ..:der ..f the old K:,..w Notli
- .ng pal '
THE NOMINEES.
DEMOCRATIC.
iu krt that )u;ht tn !.,
Th.
V'.'K I'KKIliLNT :
(ilo KK i "LEV ELAND, of New Y.
irk.
F' 'li VI. f.-I'RESIPENT :
A. HENDRICKS. uf Indiana.
TIKVP
r h electors AT LAnne:
V. H. KITCHIN.
JOHN N. STAPLES.
sK Kl.EiTOR SEO'NP PISTRKT:
I'MNNKl.I. GILLIAM, of K.t.vombe.
K' It . VFKV K
A I. FRF. I) M. SCALES, of l iuilfurd.
r"K I.1F1TF.N ANT -; V f. K
I'liAS M STEDMAN. of New Hanover.
F"R SEC1-.KTAI1Y 'F STATU :
WILLI AM L. SACNDL1CS. of Wake.
F. 'K ArniToH
WILLIAM V. KOHEKTV of Cates.
F-'R TRK ASURF.H .
In'NAI.D W. HAIN. of Wake.
F"K Sl'I'T 1THI.I'' INSTHtiTMN
S M FINliF.K. of Catuw-tia
h- K ATT' 'KNEY-OK.N'F.RAl.:
TllEi'D. E. 1 1 A V IDSc'N . 1 .f Buncombe.
V'H ASS.H-IATE Jl'sTl.-E StTUEME O'l hT
Al"(il"STl'S S MI.KH!M N. of V,ik.
iC 4&TH !' NC.KESS -F.
A. WlKJl'Al:.'
HE IT itlli .
1 Ti, k, t that (f. '
r. R I'RI. !:!'
JAMF.s (,. UFA I N V.
F 'II VI. -E- I'Ki -;
.li i!!N A. I. KiAN
;-TI:l-
-: i.K.T )-.-at ;. ia t
W. K. 1 I'LL.
WM. A. Mi a )KE.
F..R K.l.T
WALTER 1
r .R -sECovn lt.- r:
WILLIA MSON.
combe.
F' 'R ... .VEU.N. R
1 YKH YORK, of Wilkes.
F 'R I.IFl TKNANT if-'VEKNOR.
WILLIAM T. FAIKCLOTH. of Wayne,
for treasurer:
WA sLINCTCN Lil'KE. of Durham.
F '". V.'RETAKY "7 STATE:
i;i;o STANTt N. of Wibon.
K R AUi'tT'.'U
I '. t V A'Si iN . f Madison.
. k -I I . 1- Hl.i l.NsTK.-.TI...
FRAN'dl D. WINH'N.of i h;o.
y at r -icvey i.kvfi:iI
CHAS. A CiHiK .-f Warrcr.
F--.K ASS" IVTK ,1'sn V i'RKMK ' : !T.
DANIEL I . RLSSF! '.. prur.swick.
F. 'R 4iTll '
JAMF E.
'Ni.ni- - '.'n I i-Ti.icr
o'HARA. of il ili!....
tJKEEMl U K.
A' u.i ii- : "o-f ii' d Sitif .Nour.
! . i; I'RF.siiiFNT:
HF.NJAMIN E. Hl'TLER. of Mass.
Kelt V I. V. riinSH'ENT :
A M. WFT. of Mi-si-si i.
1K0I11 15ITI0N.
That ol-
" 1 1 rnui 'It.inC " ' A tectum.
F' : cri-si:if..vt:
J. i UN I '.
J HNS. of IC .u-a.-.
F- it i K riiKsl jy.si :
M. DANIEL, of M ,i
The nlmvi
v our mouev
ale t he
aud taki
ticket.-
votir
av
Seven Springs Itc nr-
Corn croi
are sari t
tin.
n
this section.
Kev. Mr. Groom is conducting a
protracted meeting at Zioii. Sev
eral add'tioii- to the church is iv
wuted.
Mr. .Mm
a four h i
boro on S
Ireighr.
Mrs. do
'ecai ';tliel'inj
lrov e
omnibus from Golds
. ;iy, loaded with human
ll'.'V
M
1-. ,1 .1:11 Cher
Mr. Johnson
guests at the
1 Scales Club,
extended ,111
D. Stanford.
ry. Dr. Williams am
from Gicenv die are
Seawell House.
The ( 'lev eland and
at its last meeting,
liivitat in to Hon. ,1.
of Ibiplin, to address
the people at
t h is i .lace on t he tiod .
Joe .Mien's politics for some time
has been in question, but a darning
big Republican placaid ou his
window decides the question. It
is s'aid he has ordered a Hlaine and
Iogau Hag for his trout verandah.
Our li i. nil N. W. W'ooten will
canvass the country next winter
in the interest o! the ip:ing.
That is the right step,
little money ior pi inters'
and the I eput at mn of t he
will go sounding down tin.
Our items about ' lo
calised the bushes to be .
in 1 lie church fron'. oi.t
ictld il
ink too
Springs
ages.
church
ul down
we shall
put on.
ie u h: ic
keep ci until that pain: i- p
Why let the mouev In- : ,le
t he work is needed f Now wh
town is full of visitors ,. i, 1 .-: .
is t he 1 1 me to hav i i : .1. nc
. ui r
angel-
1 lava
llo'lieV
t he vv ol k done or ; in ii
over 1 1 1 more energet n
Ni
e- tn a K ii
r il i: t l.e
1 r
lr-t iiav .- ol
l'o! -IV
Ai'gu.-t the vn i at In ;
the control ot St.
fear the excessive r
the coi n cicp . f Hi
Tl..- Lake I .i m
h a bi iui u u del
Siv n hei l. and 1
i :.s vi i ! I shorten
!e count v .
.ng canal has
been widened to o' tc down
the vi atci , bv spades and ia re v
be a diedge in it in a tew days, :1
to
'. and
navi
should tne plan ot making it
gable be succcssiui, it win give
several miles of landing in one ol
1 1 he tin c-t sect ions ol t lie count v.
I 1 .. .1 i t i . . . ..... 1 - . r . t . I . i 11 , r ' . . l ' I l , T
1 l.llllO Ll' o. . . . i . . . ...ii.ii
some a'teiition. 'ai
are sj a .ken ot a - p
dldates. viz: W. 11. 1.;
W. S. C. iit.-r I, 'i
Abram Co. a:, i T. W.
Kepi esen' i ' . '. . The
ister and lb v . Mr.
Uegts-er; ti e ; u -. id
.11
sons ,
i'lle can-I
ici- and Col. I
the S.-iiate:!
May hew for!
.t'esellt Keg
l.ati.aui I. ii
Sllellti .did
John t (M .be tol .-i
t hose gell i lelni II vi oil
ollicci'-. " hug i
again-' M . P. ny
cause him ' .. : .i : . ; la
Theie .lie S'U.e -
m a I iy : I : g .-pc iein o b
this county -.."ii.
The colintv Il.'Ul.a
t ion in. i ts at Sw an i
2(th di.t .
G. iv lord iV Co. at
yet, but will '. . g d i i '
few da V - .
Kev . W.I. .we pro!
nig at Like ( 'omioi t
-e vel a 1 addition-.
In l'.e.iufort ci;:.'
tcgo. a man i.ame.i
w a - . 1 : o w 1 1 . d on M 11 1 ,
d
An
I: v a :i
I! t he
il a unit'
t,
' '- ''"
Pail-
ll Use
l a . 1 I'll :iist.
"ol vv.is :-
1 . ceased w a.- :;-!. ' g
supposed si
: n t . ' 'he w a ' . ; .
I ' : a 1 k ' - -1 i i o o ! ! : " i i -
.ci' end ot I .' y ilt-. a
v ea r- as a h. u-e ol v
b tin- . tbu :- ": . , :
b. en to: n .'...a :. ..i.d
w . 11 d. pi .ve 'la- ;..:'!.
t '..'ti o i a : o .. e : : p: .
I'I:.- p. d"a-- w 1... :. .d ;:
legal .1' 1 '. 1 ee a : a i ', '
dig'.. !a.i ,t ; .: .':..'.
app. ::,'.-.! a u: nn' ;
th.i v :::.-, ., .1 I S
l'l'.Al L and we w.l
. T'lel'. go. " i gi iVel'li 'la
C Very t 1. . P g ,.ce
The I) -,1! a - w ,11
a :." .mo p ..
i, tne pp
t"i in .in
-pp. has.
n p u : a-.
,."'.ed. It
that si
w oi'sti :: ..
ill :". ot
I:' ami -
l:"'.l i 1 i,
Il . eiiiii..
Mee'dig at Maki
in g on Fi day :.:
Day ::. A'.g';-'.
W e are gef::.
Loiic it w .;! do' se
STATE NEWS
(.leaned from our Exchanges
Gi ee n vilic
1 ers now - a
lnin:i.'.-.l. ' !
lectin tor: Oar
the crops are
inn- i
!,'... .lo.-ophns Latham
has been sn k at his home, about
lour miles i; town, the last two losing. They are sent to the local
week.-. Ye a;c glad 10 hi-ai t hat ; committee here, which was organ
he 1 - -oti.e aettci . i ized to eet round the penalties of
;..,,.,.,. w,. I- t teethe Civil Service act. The namfs
heai rh .: manv hogs 111 t h is count v j
have icceiiily died of t he cholera,
About Gulf it has been espeeiallv
fatal, some fanners lo.sing nearly
all. It is .-aid tha an unusually
larg-.- ci
.I o 1: - will be sowei
1 in
Chat ha::, t h , - c
Ih h d:
loa.l- 01
Come into
etnp to:
have had
W'e heal
I'Lint: Several
io w cii j. tobacco have
niaikct. The jail is
the ti : s' ; ; 1: c - i uee vv e
such an nisi 1: !'.: 1011.
I - ev era 1 'mi' ..cues to be
given at diio-icni
county duiine : l.e
1 cmoe:'acy i ;n dr
( ', 1 l.-boro Dull '
ill's m Durham
ainpaign. The
id eai im.s.
'.',:: Ml . i.elu,
.Id:! . How about
S-ev en.-, of this
i V (Mi ot ,li
Ci n
to read
w : ; hou : -i.ecs. He sa v IV
the
ti ne he w a ."o yeai.; o'd iiu il he
w is TO Ill
icit SlUCe 1 I
read with,
h 1 V 1 l. " t v .
;i-e. 1 I h rm en -! a 11 1 1 V .
: el 1 in has i it e 11 able to
in .
Th
eves
' arn, i iiian:
authority
a; .Manteo,
I).
: e c' -1 1 : i ;
-hels of s
1 I 'aat t h
,; :h. u
d. I: ' a
,-ed
a-t v ear !H
to t he ,:f.' e,
i-ii'rb were
I 1 'fl i cl t hhs
1 C J I
pi.
( ,
;n
ot
( 1 1 ecu ville '( iih'i rit
Gil last Thur-il iv : I,
year old son . i M : . .!
1 this conn' v . , . - :.- 1.
: in the u: - ' -. . ;
' in man it : .. :: "i
planter. id at i o
mutilated a i- ii:i-ilv
the in. i. ' . . a . u : '
h a, t bird:
. : i i - four
( ox, m
n ' . 1 , v caught
1 i -i M r. Cox.
C . coi ton
i in; ton i I d y
k: led befoie
lie- oppe.l.
v : : i i i ile one
1 1 . 1 1 1 1 sorrow
mil friends in
His ilea' 1. .-i
and vi i I . ii c,i .. n
a mong his i dative
this coin; v .
'a i : n iMi .'a u
c- m ! : n : i ' ! .')
, satui a . : .- . ' u v
; theie ; c - - it!' 'i
e i ''li a u : lleavv rai us
: . 1 bii section is
; .' u u i r. and unless
i c - 1 1 1. n : n t Ije rain (all
i op-, especially cotton,
el'iou.-lv damaged. The
soon, 1
will be
Charlotte lh mot-rut a-k - who 'Tom
Ochiltree is. and -ays he thinks be
was born in 1' .'.. -::. vdle. I'pon en
iinil'V. we lea' ii that Tom Ochiltree
w tl,.. on ol .LwLr,. V,,i T! Oebil. i
'.- -r ' I...1 n,.i,;iiu
I' L , L' l X K. . i " t 1 I v.' - ii ir. i l
1 v '
was the son
I ll .11 I il h. , .
i tl 1 ).t ul ( )cl.iM tree, an
of l'av etteville. who
s ....led. somewhere
David Ochiltree was
old merchant,
did business
about lSL'l.
tormcrU kuo
from ti e I. -ct
nu:;!!. a i.d ;:c
-hlpm.-li'. 1
Ochilii .- 1
Mr. V, A. li,
Flizabe: h I
i it hstiindiu. r
last week, il
diti.u.s bv b
. . i , I Hi ..in ''
lie put up an-
1
11. i'.' :t v oi iiaeoii iir
iv- ;d
1, ,. 1
cot David,
i
asoii street, ue;ir
. 1 . ... ,
!n I.
1 . ,, ,,lK,.,,
lt':)llt: Not-
A'c
;lu' ''cavv rains u
-;e were twenty ;d-
l,f-,n '" !lu' P.'ptist
( 10:
at Satloh at i he protracted
meet mg
lie tncchsllUC Tilins oi
last week h ive so. :keil all the sweet- 1
iics.s out ot tin- Ciintaioups mar are
offered for sale ou the streets. They
are almost as tasteless as chips.
From all we can gather, the
uperabuiidant and continuous
rains have not seriously injured the
old corn. The late planting has
been seriously damaged. Cotton
LiHvS been seriously injured. Rice is
benefited by the rains, being the
duck of agriculture, pleased with
water. We have heard nothing
t-aid of peanuts but fear they must
sutler materially, being a vine crop.
Trucks ;md fruits are injured in
ouahtv. It is a tact that l-.liza
b
th City has a population of four
thousand persons and i t has three
thousand howling dogs and al
though it may not be gei uian to t he
population and the dogs, it has
over seventy-five piauos. We are
furnished these data bv an nidus-
t rions and accurate statistician who
vouches fur the truth of what he
says but wishes his name withheld.
Hyde county leads the distict
in patents. Now comes Mr. Sam
Sadler, ol Faiitiehl. with a patent
of a ilnist ic.ooi In el w hich lie has
tiled an application for in the patent
otticc It l- .-diiolc in design
in
easily adjusted to any buggy. We
learn that Mr. Sadler was offered a
thousand dollars . i the patent.
W e had C. pi. .--lire of a c.dii
ol I: ii-ii.l-'iy. - 'i.d iy mo; niiig
tr. .in - . . . -. M i: y Kay ai d
(1 ;;' .. ni . ..... '! in New I 'el'lie.
Noitii, ia. .-tc.tmer Shenandoah.
1 1 gi etting v ..lit of strength to call
m peisou. Our be.-f wishes be
with her. Cod bless -he gifted
Carolinian!
Si w oil rockets.
There are few men-bants whom
one could salute as Macbeth did
I
Paulino's g'tio-t "Thou hast no
-pc cilia: l
Ml
111
tho.c eyes!" and
theie
wonh
thl- a
A v
ite iii'tie who. when tempted,
not lind it pi'oti'al 'Ie ;o recall
ha.
1 a tew
called
was a
a 1 .
',. H-pie
.Un: "the
a.lsf mellt
von skip
ct sfwcil i:
as fast .
lil'.'k
t a ; 1 o
. c 'PH.. .
- shop ;i
lili'I. Nl
g.-; v .a ii p
rim
.lot
Itimil Rules.
1 if' to!;" a IP g ru.es ale i on; m op
plan- epoiigii, but we can assure out
t'eadel's thai it' tlleV Will obsclVf,
. . . i . . , - ...... ,. , 1 , . .
eveiv ni.oi'i un- i.i.o.uii.i ...no,
1 anv tbing but commonplace men and
women
i st ol P
I.e-s lii.iii s.
i , .;i 1, (v a pi. i.e ..' 'U-:n
. (. .i,;.,,. ., w,,it,-,l.
x
. : : i i a ; i u f ; 1 1 c
I P g a! oiii l . I
i egm.u it v .
Have oplei, syte
and also pioiii pi iie.ss.
J pi no: npaldle vv.ti: iubttii- Noll
: k :. i w i.ot i. : n j ot
1P, as s..ii go.
A map "t P.'P"! ; .. eet s !..s w ... u
a- i. . s
d.
P . t P i v i 1 p f w II : I l
p .1 . ; o pi-fa tisi- it I-
w , :;. v .t." w i a-
; a 1 I , Veil e in i gi . i i :
I ' i ,1 Io
and lew
Amel let. ' 1! s .1 loillc s elo-s. C ai'ds. J airs.P irculal' hi;vP "m -I
!" ..Have sou succeed- etc.. in n.-ut and h.tn.Nnme -t le. am
w. ol k. v .
. l . . AO. i. .,,
AO . 1.:.. ......
;. i s e a ! 1 iellil ; a .e.iuv.i'u
- ,;.-! .v " ;: g me a "'ii -ion ."'
Washington Developments.
Washington. Ane. 14. The
blackmailing circulars to the clerks j
anu uluci cuiijivj cca in tun ueimi l- i
ments are all prepared inJMew lorn j
ullvland signed bv B. F. Jones. Chair-
inan of the National Republican
Committee, to make them more lm
are taken from the last Blue Hook,
and the original intention was to
address me cierKS in tneir respec
. tive departments
But this part of
the plan has been changed, and the
official address is srricbpn out nn
the circulars
substituted.
and the residence is
The first returns to this call are
expected on the loth hist., when
the employees receive their half'
month's nav. The present pros- !
pects of large receipts is the reverse
of cheerful. There is a great disin-
clination to respond to the call for
money, which is rather strengthened
by the apparent lukewarmntss of
the President and Cabinet for the
success of the ticket.
A second circular from the Na
tional Committee will be issued
next month, in which it is alleged
the assessment will be fixed at two
per cent on all salaries of the four
grades of clerks and employees.
The higher officials are expected to
contribute on a larger scale, but
they have yet to exhibit any en-
thusiasni for the cause.
The Democratic officers of the
House of Representatives are not
taxed iu any form for political pur
poses. It is doubtful if a dollar
i s can . was contributed to the general fund
i;y not from this source during the Forty-there-!
fourth, Forty-fifty and Forty-sixth
Congresses, when the Democrats
had the House continuously and
the Senate also for one Congress.
The bondsmen of Burnside, who
stole over ylO.000 a year while Dis
bursing Agent of the Postofiice De
partment, reply upon escaping from
responsibility as sureties ou the
ground that his accounts were not
regul.'.ily .'.udi ed in three years. It
is claimed they can only be held for
one or two quarters, if at all. The
Sixth Auditor's office is notoriously
baidened with Scurvy politicians of
all colors, some of whom were ap
jiciii! f a"! us re vva: ds for their si. rviccs
in the great Fraud of ls7d. Many
of them are utterly incompetent for
the work in which they are osten
sibly employed. Ilmiee the ac
counts are in great confusion and
largely in arrears.
Judge Gresham's sudden vi.-it to
Connecticut was precipitated by the
discovery of frauds in stationery
1 contracts,
which probably have
1 . i i , Y- a.
niati iir-.itik!0( foi' vuoi'k1 in i iftnranr
UCl.ll H(U;llOv,U 1UI I V.UIO 111 VllULlv,!!!
., mi . ,
,or'"s,' he whole contract system,
hS 11 HaS b? admniKsterf 1 111 th,e
jlcpartwent, is vicious and corrupt.
ult ul" ls lJ"'u 11:11 01 uui.ucu iui
the benefit of organized rings
through collusion. Venal officials
' '1..,,... .Afrf,llA.l ll,,".. f n r. , 1 , r.
1IUC LUUIIUIRU UlllJ I '.IU JL1 1. 1 11U
... , "...
I '
1 Secretaiy.
usuaiiv imu me uouuueuce in iue
1 If the heads of departments had
1 Imrnlnfurn (J v I o Li t .1 unv of f,.. ,.f.
; ficient energy aud purposed to stop
steAijng t),ut Judge Greshinan has
......, jn the. cases that have been
: hrought to liyht since he became
i,,.f .,,,.,...,1 manv him.
du ds of thousands of dollars would
j have been saved to the Treasury,
land much impurity would have
j been eliminated from the public
ser if e. Itut the nlunderers were
, ;lli,,-e(i t0 !iavo ft-a- s-inr. and, as
a necessary consequence, thievery
and malfeasance crop out in all di
rections. jc 1. Sun.
The Wilminsttnn and Onslow Railroad.
The report of Mr. lioderick Mc-
R.te, who conducted the experi
mental survey of the proposed Wil
mington and ousiow ltanroa.:, nas
been made to the committee, and is
, accompanied by the maps, draw-
ings, etc. From the report now be
jfoie us, we leani that the survey
i commenced at Seventeenth street,
I iu this city, and extended to Sneed's
Ferry, on New river, a di.-.tauce oi
41. h miles. Mr. McKae estimates
that there will be 210,838 cubic feet
of excavation aud embankment, or
an average of o.'12 cubic yards to
the mile, which, at 15 cents per
yard, the grading would co.-r ?7S.'17."I
per mile, ot an aggregate of 32,
r2.".70. The iicccs-arv cross-ties he
estimates would co.-t 1(5,000. the
steel rails,
terial, such
."in, and the
gineei dig.
(oral ot
loT. 0i3. 27;
other ma
ns spikes. I'll'., SikobS,
laying i 1 lie ' rack, "ii
c'e.. si l.o.'Ki; making a
1 74 7 27. A n .1 .'. w
g nig:- :o'.pl. a 'c'll'
cijuld. he liu;!' ..t .
say j 1 '' s. 1 ; 1. 1. 7o; m
he hull! to the l:
Cl'eek lower side
1 .-. : .,i ee Pat.
: c i pec ii co I
the load could
out;, oi' Stowe's
a distance of 40
' miles: and ly coiiiing into Wiliniiig
. ton near the s.i!e of the old I'nicn
I Depot, a short distance might lo
saved, in either ease reducing the
jcost. Mr. Meliae has added to his
! map. for the convenience of the com
I mittce, several lines heretcd'oie run
i out towards the sound, from which
lit appears that to in.-hide t he sound
I road by the old line, vv iiicii runs
'near Hewlett's, creek, and dosses
i Lee's bet ween the church iic.ti Mr.
I i'.radlev 's. and the Seaside I'.uk.
would make tin- road C.i miles
Iong.-r. and tlicre would 1,'f a eon-'
' side ruble addition to t lie ex i ifiisc i
for a bridge across the deck. ' Tins
branch woul
To cross lip
lit:.- too l..r I
cost about
icr vvoulil tl:
un Wi ighPsv i
.'dd. i
w
Put
a branch leaving- the m.iiii line at a
point lour miles from W limiiigton
would reach Seaside luk in thiec
itid a halt' miles, and would avoid,
the cl'eek altogether. This, he
thtiiks, decidedly the most feasible
and most economical v.",i to reach ,
the solillti. unless it should be de- '
: ,-ided t o bui i ,1 t he road to th- sound
; .j,,,, atL-h .
T!(, .su,-VfVoIs Pie expected to
, .t-ut at oiict- to sin Vi v tlie proposed
; plu. tlu. r.ipe JV-ar A; Yadkin
. It.iilro.i.l li.'in l'ayfttevilie to il
' iiiing'oii. 'i':ai it'll ,,ii S.'ar.
ia-M.lvi- not to be pool . Whatevei
i.l have, spciiil less. rovelis is a
gicat enemy ;.. human happiness.
It cclt.litlly ilestl'ovs liberty, and it
makes some virtues impracticable
and otlicts extieinely ditlicult.
1 1. e.v abundant are t he men and
: oin en iv la crave martyrdom ; n
'.cd'.-r-htp' I low few ai e willing to
ho;;..; the;::.',-;, cs ,p the 1 ' atltv ol
Man;! is a cable. We weave a
tip, -ad ol it each day. ..ml :; b.-
eoit.fs stioiia '.V f l.ii. II''. i'ieaiv
.lull Work.
'i'if a PP.v.'I. i.t'iee is prepared t"
print bin Head-. Letter H-ad-. vu-
,j .li-o.ll I i ,. r- L.' -i.H ll.'. unit - w;
H
a.ii..
P.Pii M"t; .. 1-tea'i Lsiap. ! :p
lia.'fs. In .-i-. I.i. i: l'. .ii.l-. alavs on
i
A Sotithern Industry,
The popular peanut grows so well
throughout the South, that it is
- t- ' " i - .
- vuiua w m suuu lt.im-. i
A correspondent of the rhiladel- j
puia rrcsx tens now tue peanuts are .
prepared for market. He says that !
in Virginia they are called "peanuts" j
in ISorth Carolina, ''ground .peas;"'
in boutli Caiolma, Oeorrgri and
Mississippi, "pindcrs:' in Alabama.
"ground-mi
in icniiessee.
''goobers.''
They arc lust put in an immense
cylinder, from which thev enter the
! brushes, where each nut leceivcs lit'-
teen Or SIX, t en leet 01 fruslilllg Ue-
I lore lt becomes tree.
I After this clcansiii.
procf.,.-. the
belt, u Inch
; nuts dV ondle
revolves very siowiy.
Un each side ot
of Kirls. whoe du
t !::- licit ;- a row
v is to separate
tue P001' nn' "'""J lllt' S'""'-1 one
l Those ot the nuts that pass
on
to ucxt ",oul- "
etc more fills
awaic ineii
; uaSs which
i: i';v ai and put them m
v. 1 1 -; i filled, are sewed
up aud branded as "cocks.' with
the figure of a rooster piominent
on each sack. These are the Nn. 1
peanuts.
The poorer nuts, which were sep
arated by the girls at the endless
belt are all picked over again: the
best are singled out and branded,
after being put in the sack, as
ships.
The ships ale not so laige nor so
fine in appearance as the cocks, but
are just a.- oo.mI for eating.
The thin! grade of nuts is known
as "eagles." .did the culling I hat are
left from the "eagles" are bagged
and sent to a building where the.
little meat that is in them is ex- j
tracted by a patent shellcr.
IT is said that when a French
man is intoxicated he wants to ;
dance, a German to sing, a Spaniard
to gamble, an Fiiglishman to eat,
an Italian to boast, an Irishman to
fight, aud an American to make a
speech.
A MAN took a .-eat in the barber's
chair. lie asked the barber it he
had the same razor he had used two
days before. Being answered in the
affirmative, the patient man said:
"Then give me chloroform,"
AYER'S
Cheiiy Pectoral.
No other c cp.ip'.aitit.- .'.rf-.-- .!. ir
attack as tli'-'seaLTvctii: thu ti:r i;tt :u..i n: pg:
none so trifled with by th-g p.ajcrity r.f su'IVr
ers. The nniii.,ry cough or cr.M, r-. -ult ii-g
perhaps from a trilling or unc oiiseicus ex
posure, is often but tiiu bi-ginning nf a fa Lai
sickness. Aver's Cherry Plctoral has
well proven its cificary in a forty years' fight
with throat and lung diseases, and should be
taksu iu all cases without delay.
A Terrible Cough C tired.
" In 1."7 I t"Ok a Sf-voro coid. which arToctf,l
my lniigj. I had a ternbie cough, and pasp'-d
night ;ilt r night without sleep. The doctors
gave me up. I tried Avek's Chfhrv I'i: -toral,
which relieved my lungs, induced
sleep, and afforded me the rc?t necessary
for the recovery of niv s-trength. Jiy tho
continued use of the Pis toral a perma
nent cure was effected. I am now t'.j yearn
old, hale and hearty, and am Fatistiod yjur
Hi err y Pectoral' saved me.
Horace Faihruotuer.'1
Rockingham, Vt., July 15, 152.
Croup. A Mother's Tribute.
" While in the countrv bt winter my little
boy, three year? old, was taken ill with croup;
it seemed as if lie would die from strangu
lation. One of the family sugcestd the use
of AVer's Cherry 1'ectohai.. a l ule
which was always kept in the house. This
was tried in small and frequent d"s-s, aid
to our delight in less than half an ti.-ur the
little patieni was breathing eas-i'v. '1 he ure
ter said that the i.hi;i.hy I'i:. i-'R.w. bad
saved my d jriing's life. Can you woi.dtr ;it
our gratitude '.' Sinc r lv your-;.
Mis-. Emma (;fpnfy."
15D West 128th St., New York, May b', 12.
"I have used avfk's Cherry Pectoral
in my family for peveral yars, and du not
hesitate to pronounce it the most effectual
remedy for cousins and colds we have evir
tried. A. .1. f'HANh."
Lake Crystal, Minn., Maivh 13, WJ.
" I suffered for ei-jht years from Pr. rcbitis,
and after trying many remedies with n suc
cess. I was curd by tiie use of A t t 'n hu
ll v Pl'f TOR v L. " JoSKl'II Ya.I'L."
ByLalia, Miss.. April 5, i-fcJ.
" I cannot say enough in pra se of A ; I u'
Cherry Pectoral, b'i-.vn.g ;ts 1 -t i that
but for its use 1 ahuuld :ug sn --e h;ie died
from lung troubles. I'. I'.HAut-oN."
Palestine, Texas, April 2"2. 1--J.
No case of an affect;, u of tho thn.it or
lungs exists which canno: be greatly relieved
by the use of AVER'S Cherry Pectoral,
and it will a I trays cure when the disease is
not already beyond the control of medicine.
IRE EARED BY
Dr. J.C.Ayerd Co., Lowell, Mas?.
Sold b.y all Druggists.
Horner School,
OXFORD, N. C
The FALL SKSSION. 1-M. bpsfns the
POl'RTH MONDAY p-isihi OK JIPLY.
Terms as heretofore
New Catalogue jiim issued. j.ylit dwlw
TmiLLE FEMALE
8 COLLECE.
An old ami Erinlv pstablished Institution, lx-ated
noar the centre or"tht Hill Country ot NC. Possess in if
unsurpassed advautacps at iinprecederitedly low rmi.
Begins itd next M-sMon Auc 2o,lsM. A AI iDvriil Sprinic
ot Health Givinur -a ater m th ('lU-to- irroiiiids. ri.r
CAUil'.'i'Ue.addruii llt. iVt net pa I , I L-oIjtt.-wli-.-. .C
Coal, Coi:!,
Hay, Hay,
nc5
Coal, Hay, Lt vi Wncd,
IP
ai.i: pv
, Uf 7511 RARSi
A P
I ( !
ll
. w b.-r
J. J- BURGESS, cl N C
W. H. IilCRRIS 6. SONS.
c; i : rsj ujp i i i i
Commission Hereh'fs,
A'..-. - c, g: ' o
N !? I t ! :.k . .
.
S:;;'-:-'o'.
GOLD SPRINGS
!"ii NALI'!.
Absolutely Pure.
Tli if (.owilf-r m-ver v;u h k.
pui'iiv ki r-ntri h . iiTii wlM'lt'Hi
pci umiiiic;! I t tj;tn T !i op ! " . in I'
n : 1 .- 1-! : n :. pT 1 1 : v. w '
of .w 1 s' . Me Tl wt-;i . ii
A iiiHrv'! of
Hii-iitHR. Mort
1; Ui'l, hihI cn
( : ' mult lnil
-r j in -IiHte
; . i a i. I'aki n
ri.-vls-lydw
. 1"
IN CASH
GIVEN AWAY
To the SMOKERS of
Blackwcll's Genuine
Bull Durham Smok
ing Tobacco.
The genuine has picture of
BULL, on every package.
For particulars see our next
announcement.
THE HEITDERSON HOUSE,
N-.u- timl. r 1 he liinniiyi-n.eiit ..f THORNTON
Pli'.s.. s !rep;ii i-d tn liui.i-li H-.niil Hnd
L'..lt:ni nt :i-jis..:ai.li. rat.-i;
MVKKY STAHO S.
H..l,.H ui..! l.e tru'.-K .
t ra'..- . rtn.c i awnt. i
town.
TIP
H -iiu. im.i. II
J -a .l-l y
"t'-lai.l i. . ri lin nil f .r
- I., i.iiy neitlil..! a.f
KNTi.N PROS..
i:c. Mt.l.lif Irerl,
p. w I'.erne, N. C
NO'riCE.
Valuable City Property
I'ms-i n ' u
of ' 'i ;i vt 1 1
! 11.U p. iui: i,n
' and w- : ct
! II . . u ,..m a
.' ii.
-llpenar Ooiirl
.... .. i .i .H-ei-il-
. i. I. I Hotierm
o. .1 .LAI iulon,
I In m e defend
flail.; 11
.m.-k. i:
1 ants
I will s. 1! at the i(,url H.-uned-'or in the
t cit v of N. wtH-rii, at T W KliV fp o clock, M ., on
1 MVn I A Y. The KKillTH i lay of h. PI l.M UKK,
j 1-nM, at 1'uhhc Auction for chhIi
Two lots ot hind in wnld city: ' me lot being
a part of lot hh known in the plan of the
! city 'd New hern n full description of which
I ;ty be lue! i-v re-fefre'e 1" i',o- petition tiled
I in said 1 't . t- . i 1 1 1 !.s : Tb - nib i i.t begin nint
at l!e iiorfln-ii-t coni.-.-f N. w ;nd Metealf
sireeis, ti r-iiinf ih'MIiwhi-I with Metralf
i street to .iohiiMn, siie.'1. tin nee euKtwaidly
1 wiih .b '.ii ii t-t-c-! l:,.- wt-Ktrn line of
1 lie New 1' i ii -::? m s t v timiK, thence
' son i p w n t il ! h lonu km I -1 vti-lern I ine ol hrIJ
Ncwbi-iit Ai'tidPhiv p. ui m. A pMrallel
Willi Mele'l.l Sir." t Op .'..'A ; 1 . t . Iht'OCP
w'.-r-l ;ir-i : with i i; ; ' '.be bpfin
: nii.iz tlit-Kime l-v -iui: '.l - I mid :t30 ai
known in tin- ol n -i t h . . i y - I New tHi n
wall mo ioiprovcmei'is tb'i'"o coinitinn iy
ktv.wn as t lie "Robert r- Prop. 1 1 y
Aug 1, hss.
I'll i I , lit -i.l.A 1), .1 k .
a Uf il wt d i ' : i lii ishioiier
THE t-;i .'!'.
V. S. MACE'S is the t.lace
For goods in the Druggist lint
He also keeps Hardware in heaix,.
With Canvas, Rope aud Twine.
All this is true, and much more too.
If you will find the "Spot,'-
Mis goods are cheap as any keep)
The place is Market Ttock.
St. Gary's Softool,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Ine AliVK.NT TK1I.M. On- -71 h Kenil An
li, .ul SfKKliin, I.eglliH Till '11SDAY, SEP
TKMHKH Illh, 1KS4.
hoi' r.4ta "Hue adilresH tlie K..rt.,
Hi v. HKNNI.TT SMKI'KS, A.M.
u l!' .Un Llm
TRINITY COLLEGE.
Fall r nn l-. u'iiir. Atnr -.Mb, and ends lee.
. j-id, ll i -2 niontbb'. ('biibtriina vacation
1 two weeks, spring Term begniH Jan. 7th
and emN .Juno ll'li, months i. Tui
tion In ('olleee Class, s, c ro pot mouth. In
1 Pfeoiru oiv ' lass, t 'ii i p r motiih Hoard
I t . . j i "J
I' 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1
far (" ta
le and pa
l!o . 11 .
n oun. i i , Pin
"..il. ;.'. li: 1 1 -1 1 I ....
ASA JOM-iS,
Middle Street, Newbern. N. '2.,
I.i'.AI.K.H IN
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
B1IHTS, SIIIIKS, t LOT II I Mi. Hit.
Aselll I. .1 the PIAJP'M
AM.
'. I ,ai.
V ar
11 1 li 1
ai a a m.'i.
i r'b l '.a a lm
.r...
! - -s' arid ('hi ulii'iir
i -. , c . ' ! ui'1! 'm pe
1 l.io-i HaiHlkc
. Ladl.-s and 'b , ! -
Mit.ic .-l,oeK, H.iU-
IjnileS ' ' ! Hi k K H lid
'..!. . 1 kept ill H H I'Ht
1 " t s
AS .KINKS.
ir.t ( "i, ari l
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Ci )1 M 1 SS on M KK'!I A NTS,
. . KV IIKItK. N . .."w
Brick, Brick.
J A frl E S RE0F30ND,
t '5 : ; j 1 1 1 i i ; i
E'EGFER I LIT GEL
EREWHTG CO 'S
fhilaeelfiiia
LAGER BEER.
X ( v 13. rii ( . X . ( .
THE SEASON.
REFRIGERATORS.
IOE CREAM FREEZERS,
WATER COOLERS.
nii'l :.!. al. Ii' g.NlK f pvrry .!( C1 n-lloo,
I ia I ml il.
HA
A'.l.YS'.
ii .: pish co't:its.
J-I.Y THAI'S. ETC., ETC.,
AT THK
t II A 1 1
AMI
House Furnishing Store
OP
L. II. CUTLER,
Kull nUyrU rot (nn find planter' It grlw
cradli H fctrntsh hljwl- uinl briar )kmiIh. to.
Vor the tt ftttMxlft hihI lowt prior em.ll ota
L. H. CUTLER, '
Ferdinand Ulrich,
GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS
HootH mid NIioum,
Rcoes Twines. Paints, Oil,
CAN V AH,
(1KAIN SACKS.
Mlltl 1. 1, A Itl SM'KI
At 1 a n ii ta turer'n lrlea.
N ETS and HKINKM,
E i t MkIiIIp tr i t.
NEW r.tltNE, N. r
HEW HOTEL,
AT
Snow Hill, Greene Co., N. t).
Well fin mini.... I. bii.I Tal.le upplld with
ine ni-.sii Liie marnel Hrriirila.
HHinpie rixinm for commercial VrmT.lrr.
ItATRH HEAIOI1IUC.
W E. ORIMRIJCY, m-fel.S-il.Vwtr
Prprllo.
0nly:$47.5010nly $47.50.
The Alleger Organs.
If you are Interested In mn1 nd want to
Ki t n chh1 Organ, lie IIRI THAT l'OV
Bl'Y TUB AUE6KR 9HOAN.
Yon ran get a l.eautlfnl WlLdllT CAM
HARD TARVRD, rlrhlT trlnmnd and
sawed Kret work. While Ui. enrahlnatton f
mimle in un.iirpa.aod Four (4) roll mmf ol
reeds with nine useful .top. attah.d to my
new I'bI.'dI Mtop. Work Autnmatle HUow
which woik o naay that a child eu ptay
without trrnwliiff tlrel.
ThlH Orenn will he parked In a tlkkt bom.
Ht.l anl Hook In luaed, and datlYerwt om
earn here free of rhnrge for onljr f MM.
ltemeniher the refriilar prlow or thl. Organ ta
?T.', hut In order to Introdnoe. thera I hav. Av
oided to oiler a llmlUd niilnlier ror T.v.
ORDER ATOK K. IIOTHIIU IAVID
BY DELAY.
Add re...
II. W. ALLRCEK,
WaahlnKton.
Naw Jersey.
llrfereni e -Flr.t National Bank
augl ilwHm
For Sale, Lease or Rent
A Small Farm iu Jones Co.,
six miles from Trenton, nix mile frooa
Pollot ksvillo, two miles from Trent
river, und near the famou Quakar
Ilriilgc road.
A pply at once to
C. C. TAYLOR,
iln New Berne. N. O.
Important !
J. L. HARTSFIELD,
DEALKK IK
School Books and Stationery
Confectioneries,
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars.
(JLASS & MAJOLICA WABH,
FANCY" OHOCERIU, KTC
J. I. HARTSFTKLD
Kln.ton. Feb. '22. 1HXH
Kinston Collego,
)S8SION 1884-SS.
y a i.i
i.t.
Il.ltli begla. MONDAY, IEPT.
Six IiiHt rurtom
Send t..t t'ataloti
RltJH I) II. LEWIH.
PrtDolpal.
July 21. IHH. jylHwla.
K liiHloli.lN. C
I r-. .i. IC. IJACJIJY,
SUltOEON 1KNTI8T.
A ra prepared to da
Fl rat-Clan. Work at
the Lowe.l Prion..
He', of teetn from
P1.MI un.
Del. I nillri fl ov up.
Anialtcaiu fl 1 1 1 n g a.
tl.lMI up.
9onlll Front Ktr', Near Cnrta,
fel.'sw Nenbir., Jl. CI.
Brock's Livery Stables
Horses for Hire at any time,
Day or Night.
Also, Tiikcn and Oiirod For bi
Keiison nlile Term.
II.
ma 1 w fin i
unocK
KINSTON. N. C,
DrHDHlira
'fr HCTfOKON
DENTIST
Kliikton
N. tl.
nfiTltilty. Ofllcup
a. i foiyet the plar.
Found !
A '.
. . w
iito Mil ruplouiHii
I a 1 IVn- CJnmli
w li ' . i . - i id iik I" liinenM our fltrll
iiii'r ' ' 1 in ;ori of our cilUtti-
. r-K :, , s n h t . ! i n t he f nt ur
. . -s . . i u 'mm i mt, in 'inttr l-o
va nt 1 1 bl tori n(
.i - ' tii. ' 1 mi c w lie nrvrr wo
'-.iu i ;o.,i -i : . ....'n iiiul pr n'.
J SLAUGHTER. Jr , & BR0-,
MimiiMii' un ki i ii (iRorKRX,
K INSTON. N. C,
DR. POLLOCK'S NO- 7,
1 Mil fill l; KIAU.in 1'liR PAIS
.,. ...'. " , Hi. I nr. Pruat
i . s,,, 1-mIii, Hor.
i i .a . . st i iiich, . Hatik
,.:.'- n . k i 'iclei-a ha
l '. 'i irtt 5
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