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;then!ournal.
Ift.ROltHT fUO
iliwm H r,P"'"
.V Kinston Items
Coanooiasiofeai" rurc ' M 1
". Kiritac-',n'",''i! "xn ' 1
county to CJ-
JU1." Dntin 1 '.h- t .
The weivih-r wnJ- v :. ' "1 '
VtmM VTadaeeday
' . tortfc Cafiin n.-- 1
ceU4f tamtttn incr- r
Oar trt fmprTm.-E'.. .-..n. raj--Good
jad4tnot t Jiwuih th- r
Sw Ortos- D- Jvkvn f.i:.n
Ta 17-
Oaftowtclurk b.M liKt a( krvpmj r .1-
4itb(Mt liOMtt om- nr i. '
' oaplaUMDl. - -Oil
tifsa Wnd, to ' ,ir
Cld OOC, MUl a ii- '
TS4M Ci4i4r T.Ti4tr f r K n r
.jy f.b. WBJi . humulitT . pr; - - a - i
wlatJ. oirUi4trty ; fir lay- . T. r.
; Ovr iUh 4ilr wata Uw p-l -. -.
rl lShr4Bn from catchini II ih- . 4.- .
bby mnUtt. TWjr loo ltk br-m.-h w..
r kk - v ( ,
a t to f n- . ! it Jnavt Tb hou-.-nkk;iT.
I M ft J4kf -.
e acrtu IK
.tlOf Mia' frl rbillip for wtru
put, rarnJ tu txrr h.r.; - :a
KiMviUa tfoojy Ul.
Tt4o ewUKT oo AWL4UIH
.1 prcvtor. Dr. H- K. L--"
Ottr I wiMr KfrwoMti4. Dr.
.usUHlli M. J. W. OriCr catu
v. a at aiar4T ndiroiJ Mou-
. Dr. A. & MiUr.cl U; pi. .
'if. Jha Ilry k MrotvMl ro
,..UW rrooi tH.Jitf APiliick.
r l& Mothoaiat ctiorch. sod i' r.-t-.
- i Ia4ta4f fa rBic poa it.
. .
. . I ' . ! t 1 - o - .
-w w"
ia tb eimrthova. Trie
4- -4.ca r Aw in rtiht to ortxox
r i MtttoTi. f ' ' '
Lguatnw,
r bjo-toa. mm w
KitMOM, ajti t.ile
totr hm.
5Iom wr Ufl for,;"-' A' , '
i.J J-THk , , ' f rcuu IXjw't Iuti.e.
1 leou.k-atkaa rf tbMv toothMnn rurali.
m i. m m i ."t m n A MBV ft.4MT T & fltf T m.B tU-
Wri 41 p laJHIIHIf 441 .n.mm. o. " 1
l. V. E. XTiijlit'a Xbc, oat-"wIl
Tb IkU pck ot prvu weather cm.
I'riJ j brovsbt vat U bug nit, aJ our
A cy gmy aaia witK T-bic
; .4t:n( ta rr iitweuoa. Four p. to. I
(imil Mar fo Ui paatjru
t xa. tA curl Mr M unnar.
.V tr. o-wtcncrtiy, m id boat. ,
t 1, prv?mrT otHr. ExaAitt Whiteham
I . n t4 tor ntm-Of paArrr i
., t. il; i. Aboy iw, .mi ; f I.-. I
, 4-pM eh odMaabou. l.n,
;-. Sbtmtohtm. f
II Ctftrt CiII dinbM it Tkrims .
r aatv4da ta tar caJQniy. Wihie ;
t lul two jmtt9 bOf miub j
. -I from liIdii!iwahafrwtahM
a W' .l part tha ettian tha coonty I
1 tr.fni eoocih fc Mjvmr'v Upply !
t WwU-4T.yooair toaHar War-1
: - , Klpairick flaw m h-ler than
ut rr 9t ta ihiw latttud It Oi
; ro a a-ftaja. 4. m m tha ar. I
: - i.-aibl4J a (Ub-kawk. baab ia aiaw ai 1
a acr-earan.
T4A Artl vhtrti a lit
- 4 4tara NlB( thraasl. of which'
v haalr4 yania war aaasl. .
t r.' ILI IX Bar par. who h bet-n
;-.-n.iinf 'toni rk ia NaahTilfa. ;
T 'ta., at th Daotal Col let returned
-atarday Oitk4. U UI b prepared '
now to uwart plate. I kwiiat tbat m
m ft a Ibwy Call icj Aoti U k v'"""
k.f ai ta tha VraacB ot- bia prnfewjim
a aw Im prevail biroaaif in th other
h tU bal (Tat arrtc to th r.iai- '
t'taait.' 0ar b)n caa bs4ut of tnrr
: 4t xcUart atit. Dr. A K M.'.ier ,
ii Pr. U. D, tUrpar.
lr. Gejri Ilodr. oar axcwil-nt
- --tu of dnrla. ibovcb dvttavlly at
, t. i.a 0 tli f JBi blaMdDM. ,
yet ki at aati4 th cwal rack of 1
i. a'swra. It fttrviabaH a aruh ba f ii
i w n r mutnaooui Iwajta; Numbwr o
r marfs it. ' 1 ti J to L-r..xr
r intf Wanrr fVraT. 8fen 1 f
t. -sa i-ra vara far iwWlM, uht for '
rofciaifci partub. Of th wao li.--nse- '
f r wtota. (P waa for a too br- :-
- vis aiw tftft ODaBlrf. All iri '
f-oiorvw rrwm Ha ta th- - j -tt
Harraa Cut tb eouauy '
Vfr. Owttiowr, w a.. h. i i r-
rmxt tsom 4a tb Now ( rl.-ana
i ipcaiti420,fcf a ary interest mg
ran aft f arbaa b aar. ate and h r i
w braw..Tb' Bailar 4jotinteM:
fcj.iy earrtar raached w (rlan.s .
Im awiua rd fcar btbit.a m the
n-.aJ IrafTtfiBtJaO ft t no to N iwn a-.
t a54Jat Caroiin axbibit Vbv ( r
t :0(J tb aaarMa xf tba io4riti.n A- e-Nm-onBinf
a wiJaly kaen an t w al l
ctrvawa bar bsn TIs-' r-ii 'r- --.
ti CUT (.Saw Orteann to the. m;.i
i St Badea kmc sol terv ;w i
Sw0la pieva mr e.r 'Aa .
prar af Btax7. aa-t :a- ' - ( s- -I'b
Auia. taril -ir -rvawaarst.-
.'. t '
. .,; ',t Griaga I'cas
A ..
VliaiM aiita aa aaa444v y fuia.'i. m
. "
Mr-iaief BOwsU-' i bsre Njo.lii
an.l fh.adawaitlift, k r-alar n. otl.
a; jnanlataflf. -
tAl' CtOafJ ia town "vitirln 4-'
oinr.tiiar mrcha-. cum; .r. t f
Ja.l 1 U4.
i a waaaa, aaoy ytwuw 4 j ' su
pre wing arpsrarvaw at ti.. time r
elf for IfftV rn toe.- f. r
abi afaaooa.
Ctfarta aaa bwaa made at :
tbra(tb rtaher: Nevw. to tn
ia Kv f tb "ny trtb." w-r s.i;
ItUl roceaaa. "Tjo eriy ft. ar.J the
aratrr la hcrv)i fr JaJ w t.v - a.
Sua) aa a lb caoa of th.. fiau.---
Tirttry ftrrfsrbU w-i:h-r -r :h-
paa( lM tW lot" Jk lia la: iJ
frt oc. aajt oox faxTu rs r- o s-
pUwtu( B baidC bawl biiM-..i ic -.he-.r
VIMk, f W BlXp tO an uaprr-T !:;--.
f CM a aIT. waJcB W v u. ni aa
aitrtl tada laa.
"'jta of lh- il(lr citi tens '-Hil"ti
ararwytt'iaaa u aawal iu or 1 n i-v.
wb, .It. J J. Araeruf 'if I'r.
- Vo .Mr .raecroc tua ch at
im a at 'alaf a ua t n
tairtr-t 7ar u.,: a- r .a ,.
wt4 ku4q'. rwieaiVr M.-a 4 xn .ad:
fatflifiir ajsd aihi lsa ..' aja ..ewrt.i r..a
bf haatf-abtklnif
. Jt. W' 0ai irrcl a Bust
aoaUaa aai iora.-n Nrtui m
irWbory 0rt4 UM.aasUr- TVr s
tm yM,kt m wt ta at flbra ue
;ir4lr-i- TWKtritmwat tint t'ir.
a. ; r " 9 - a. " TS ra." w HX 1 1 4
i! t- :va e ttrS am li trc Sua
'- 1 t j -'a.-, i lucm-rra ara
a. .j.1, us 4v :-s-a fc'Of ('i
cliu iate-.
T oid ubcrit.T v i ia ;iut
'.ho.r uS.Tiptr ! ; :s ! t. aii
n.sv on.? ') tw - : a 4 : I
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for O f h-r,-ft if :i 4
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Jlr Uairr J I ,.v u-i-h
r.I t f ir .-.irv
pn.r.r iin !t II" 1
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t . .a " '
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Yb" iuloit .' ' ". '
a:ri into trie '-'. f'.f v;.j,v ' . -" ...
n4 it publi-hr prvaji- to ir. ii..- a
ruore nH'r.irit thvri r iiic
thought for irr. tin: e li," k:-ii:
w a orr 1 a ai K ii. 15 n
Brv. LiKMina. - th (4:hm .'- -
think ttw r ran ten-.pot of la -4 j.iii. il
0111 n; .t'e
.ile i!
, 4V NM3t th b"t th tt . in t-
hju no? xamiu4i th map Iv.ely. Th-:-'
iBTrnl C4Hinti,4
1 4
f- r 44 :i
1
'. Tb do. an l h.r h x
h id art
cniniitw Iwfor th I 'I" ' i
in l
t 4 V
indetinu 1 v ixidtinwe.i
the li
T... - ',.A,.
I Mem II iTrard A J
id.- :-ei
Yhe4 'irv 'i.e -h.rta.
W. I'r-Iie n 1.:.' h:4 p..:rehis.
lhr tn wear to the icac urat.on raid
he lotfri.i ! c il in th Prem-lent. t -..
with that bundle of pcm-rn.
"It. " inakw a uggesti -n in regard to
lh AtUniM- anl Norto t inlaai Kill
r.aJ hich is Tery rinlfdlj aiiereil
j by "Ti4i Water.'' Weii'T.'t kD.iwthal
, OTernor S4-le ba d-nrided up-n ar.y
K ia At h1 SJlou-.- kuow f)N..
iaf, ad w whf, 0. the p.. ,j.re vf thus
- t. - vo oaitx- unji-t
t llti ,A v,,r,Ll,
.. , u S;es Or.-r. , 'oi
V; M Sminvus wl o r..a 1k- o c m
uaM, by ,h nRl tt). In. -n:.r
,.xrcui,T- c.-mmrtee o( New Bern, t
weBoriliz the leatUtare with refer
,oc, to rew juJtci Jistru-ts. ar
nTpJ hsr yctjterUay. They w ectb-
forw thw omimiuew 00 ju lu ial reform
1 ePDio and urged th-ir xs.. wuh
ad rc:-.g arguaienis.
Mr. T. A. Henry, collector . r-i.tem.
of thr pi'rt. haa official mf,.riMti 1:
fnxn Duu:t .'ol.ee-.. r Homer W
1 mrr.
at Hatteras. of the stranding of
th. S4.4..qer .1 . . ' Vl
. s-kl
,1
Vitioe. Therii iik.'. m.u.t..r fa m Savan
nah. l . b.jnd to New Y..rk. with a
mi g . of lurr.b-r. on ti e 1-ih ..f i-eb
ri irv S 44 a. t v-i - a . if a ... - -we-.'.
.' il-ittt'ras 1:..-". a' 1 : . it. -
!WM Crew s.4 . !
Th" r i Irvi 1 w r eh .-.:. s ire , r .4 I
with freights The sound ( niaeia- ers
in that neighbsrho.i . at Stims.r. inH
Conu don mills, th-' rumiil ing of ru k -and
j-urHng f eng n-'s g : - s .a:
air rm.iii.-i ai d t ra ' : '. 'in'
VAUisii.s '.h- ;.l".l ' f ! a:
times. N iVT:-e is : a ilea.i r
eYn da'.l. tne 'nii.i '.ir
C'ltWItil4'..Ul I a-g V-V
r h r.-i l'.rs r. i-
i-4-snrirni m.s r.-;. rt
t h o r t r a : v
M H-a--hr 4
klBM 1H1 mt las Ktpsslllsn.
'.Ve . i -he ( ;...4S t..- ': t
ieir.s A v : V -yu .- -leT.
I ' r 't. n 1
K i D.teu N . : e
tne f'.I.;ti".
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br
.: y
DUn'l VI a u l
TIj-i
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tin - i g i- a
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14. - ; r - s. - a '.
Ileitis st M .r.-t.'-s4 lll-
A: A -i : ! V4 . : :. : ;.
4. V4. 4
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I i as i " I- I i
ii.. N 1 ' .4
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a ; -. - a '
r n '..
u m m life.
V". ir.le-
Cl I 14.144 S- ' .". 4. A- lit" .
pattttwa ' Jlr. I'l.as r -r et a!.. : the
board asking taem l prer.-nt the sch.s.I
i ooouotua', inrwsiiif tho s:tr of th
' . I 4 .4 D l . 1
aumisii iMsipq vn we siuia'j is. . 104
weft. Hon. (X C. dark nruvl the
q naatio for fh pttiotvar atid Clarneot
y. n'.r. E4.. fo th achool ommnttiea,
i'. e c-rirtv.W WM tOMtilMKl (a ll r
I
:h fact lliat many of our!
t.) ii'icnj tho lnAuifuration
1 ". vf hu. 1 . t he atiLu 1 fire-
a aain ; itpo,r.i J
AI
Itnlinl.
- .V - . ...
' '. tr.( .
1 I
1!
tit
. to
r u a a t
m repTte.l
:ry hv tie
v cits 4 .
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. an l th--
a has h.
1 he
PT-
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sutfere.i a.
ta A
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a'o.ift
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i. t.nitt-
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II p
it y
n It
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a aa; r. 'TfMient.s h..
: ua' ieLeral As-
1!
t." 4 a law . U was
'.!." ";.at' as to make
r- iviiiiif 111 payment of
1 ;.p hibit ti-.e 1S.-U" of
(. 1: vv can he placed at
V" '..resume there
trouble in exchanniun the
present in Jehte.lnew. but
aion-'V can be obtained
it miprovertii
n
1 - v e t to
lUr Prf4lilrnl.
.. -i V .U-i'-e h'l
.. 0:1 ' 1 r b- hf
. 4 m t I
rcpared
aii-ied a
tie. and
1 1 . '
1 ie eland may
. v lale str.isht
V.'.i.lninten. he
I.- ai a f 44- da's
1- la.i;.
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e. .- :i in.--
a.. !...itl'
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n
it :
v- '
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W 4
I. A
the
r
4v .it. in
l44.-llii an.l outli 'Ur4 llurnf.l.
. M ! .. 4 4 a 1. g . i-- ih d .11 mg
i- ; ta.:..' es n.vpt t'a' barn and
a ' - , : Mr N 'ah. H. i a-1 n. m n "f
Am. - i.4-k.-. living on the ncrth
-1 . : N a - :.4 r ii. .a: one mile fr-'m
! . - . , r : 4 4 r ' de-t r ye. I I y tire
I .1...:- 4v . . . t b 1 w . r k 111 a
h -ai. -. ta... 'li.' rH-.'urri- 1. his
44.'" .g lie 011A '.'t-.in i r.'-tiit
1 11. u's 4t a.s t.11 rn ing rapid -a,
- - .. ii -overe i it. thti.tlames
-; re . . : g r i ; i 1 1 4 '. l!o d 44 el ! ing and
.r ;;-..-r h. uei .jui -k'.y JeA-oured
'ae '4 Mr- iiakin. 4 as so eeited
.;. - .ive.J or. ' v tliree U-ds mid a fw
e'-.aas " A ei v hi t: g e I m trv hous.
4 .4 : -.; r 'v . 1:1 -aiding Mr. Oaskins'
or. 4 -,iv. ; 44 o tu.'iHv dollar gold
; .. -'4 ;k.j'. -4 .-re 1 o4 ere.l a f :er t he ti re.
':ii.. or:gic. of ihe lire n not known but
..ipi. e,1 to have been fr in a spark
frmi the chimney.
14.I Lead rpj.
a ' a W Koi.s n '.le. ' f Ihi'-k 1 'rek.
( .n!."' c tinty . advertises improve. 1
U'
a i for in this isoue of ihe
.!. The imi.rtance of gixxi
a
.-e1 rn hr ilv be riA-er-estimateti : and
K.in 4 a'
ti"C. a:
lle takes grt pains in
ai iniprcs ement 'f his
ample proof. Abi'tit
ago we pur'-haserl
lam t" plant an
. iter. 4v'nieh was
il and 44 e are mitis
i.'A a .I. zeu stalks of a
tl..
"1.
I .4 - .
' ,igh,4 li.iC'.lin
:. 1 mere a. 1
t itfei e;. t 4 nr i-t y
t her . ed
!.oi. on each side of
1; It was 1 roii' imrM the beat variety
.' "oiton in the neighborhood and it
ii.l.l bei 111 4.1e s.. by the r.ttention (VjI.
KonTi-!.e ! a.', given in selecting seed
ea -h sear. W. can iioheaitatinfr.lv
r-orr. men i th-- nuray of the seed he
oilers for aale. and farmers. esreciallT
tr.isse who are inclined to the intensive
system, sic ni l. n-xt to manuring, pru
cure th pa re-t n nd bv-c seed in order
to s u cc e e 1 .
tstrlt sxrm.
Mr. Kreeman Err.ul sv.v in town
Pnday. and called at tiie p.xtotIice for
hn null nivter. N a.s Mrs. Ernul is
frotn Si.o.v Hill, (ireene cmntv. the
. ,)-"(. fnrnt-hes the family interest
ing I.-os. :r in le-r home 111 the local
-4.i4iin.l1s. nt.d l.ei tn y .ire .packiy
4 a.fi I . fie arrival of that interest
ing i4uper. Hut yesterday imagine the
urpri-e when at th" i.ead of the column
4-. a.s the anm'imcement that Stlierior
1 ourt 'or. s e lies nrj t Mom'ay . " and just
t-4-1 "w it. Mr Piiikney Arthur had a
load of watermelons in on Monday,"
st.d the -ubstaiitiat tug evidence just be
low. m..i "We base heard that Mr.
P.t.t .f rd had r if utermeions a, week
or 1444. ago Ttanking ll.e seison isnd
D.U 4 44 eic at varimae. Mr. Ernul
- .tight an e planation in the date of the
pabti.'ali' a. wl.icii ss .4.- ample when it
44 .u di .jvere4l to be .-'u.'v 17 'A.
W hp re .fas paper ti i w li 1 led a way 1 Us
; - '.- t A j .: r 4 v. 1: k u . 44 1.
nb.irHril
I- ..... .
.t-'ia. r
re-, (.-a.
!l .r.- r I-
fr'u ti 11 d
l-'Uili c.l
the s 1 1 1 k ing of
at HarlH.r I-land.
1 1 an on an anci.4'r at
1 i.e . iticers 4.f the
hi" obstruction svas
1:1 I !
It:
a.k.
th.
th.
bar l"j"v
i.. a gone
:n ai n v at
lv ..a'.i f
Mr I that
the g ,4 -
ti- 1.
. h. 1-
gMhou.
"1 til"
" ar a 11
: - 1
1 1. -
t
Ilia
a- a tie .14 , r..g" n. a. t
. it the .'gii "f th.a c.'iaitr4 .ire
t '
wa rth more than one-third much as
the ootUn. Tne IVsit.wi ( 'omriiern'ii
tiilltttH Kires the value of the cortum
I .nn...ll. .. . St 7 V fwvs CkCA in r.niviil .
I'oatpunrd.
0 v 1 riR t
r. aira 4s 1-!
f TV -oCt t
na r. , .r i.i
urn.. M .r ".
II..- N ori ...
' -t.-n:
U:..: i !; '
N ri k '.a-..!
Ifitrora. bat tb tsexuuaa of ItlsO gave the
ala of Cna . t( crop a mora than
$IOO,0o5,Ky.--Waihimgto P ' , , a.
- - A- - " s A ";.' .'',
Dtpirlarr of Welcome VIltor.
Messrg. A. S. Rockwell aui (it...
! Newberry, of Try. I'ennsylvain.i. h.i
! bepn fpfudioi; a few days in tni- city
ainl 'n i t on the Shcnniirf- 11 l-'ri.iiy
on their retui 11 home. They ure nii.iui
the entlnn'U who purchased ft farm ,i
few nuleit from the city of (.'apt. li.
(.ray la-t wn.ler. This i their tir-t
vir.it to th lr -eclloll and ti.es ..re well
ph-a.-cl with th.-ir purclia.-e. l'io:n
what weco.il.l gather from t hem 111 a
convprsali. 11 at the iia-toii Hoii-e. we
think they inten.l making a -lock hu m
of it ill the near future. ucli lan U a.-
they see do w 11 ln-r
fifty to seventy In
their set ilemcn 1
Whv -l-oul.l th. 1
. nee 111 tne p r ,c" .
' tilev s.i
aoilai-s
i;ii"tu a:
e he 1
f i.a:.!-
will h
I '
h
1 a 1
1 a u
Mi
I 'e nil - 4 i v aiaa '
iir p-.op,,. to
N - 44 a.-r r "a4
4V .: r. i.e . a 1 .
44 1 1 a e f ; . r 1 1 1 1
II.
. 1 . t-u
th.- pi
1 1. a.
v..
w 1 I
i t '
11
i n- n the n . t .p a s! u.n 1-.. h
net Itiem'' We inu-t convan
lands arc cheap, that the -
tliat tlie climate i ma
ikiid churches arc fo-a
ill ! 44 elc'iac 1 I y th.
our people, and t'a.alU-
11.
It.
nient in our
;i i
profitable.
In our fe 44 mintit. s
with Xlesi-s. K .v-kweil ai
we were ltupri sr.. d wnl
manlv deiirtment and
: 1 n
1 r y
1 1 1 e -
; .
then
aite
44 1 "
' I
elice
that
44 1 li
about farm matters. We learn
they are men of l.ire me. a:?., an 1
sometime durinc H e
pure to improve the
reseat
farm I
4'e.
r pi.
iiav
purcha-'-d in t:a
u hearts' w Icon
We have re nn '.
lllturnni'p.
We .ii .at.
:.'..!:! f 1 . A .
. vi a.
I" t ' ai
r man
W.
11
in r--
1 1
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su r.aice Kim i
s rt el 4 aig (
IS .ie-UIK .1 to
a 1 tl-.e hu-ir.ei-..ran
a.- ii.f. r :
if is making
1 n c: k .a' IT
'-. :i.' I '
- M
N .
.4 1: leh t A-- s it; '
:.' r'atl, street,
b'l aai l i'. Kv.. biii A
V . 1 a . . 1. V ' A.
We a re p ie,i-e. '. t" ::? a l t
I'ouipany iia- grie.4 n . n . -u :i r
til al 44 c wiii Le ah.e from ..a i a:
to p.v the full aiuouia
taring ' u pon . :: -e.
h rm N. .. g b ' t he ! !
thereto. Tile l'.opie
e.tabasl.e. 1 1 n a sec u r.
I ti.
Mia
f ' s t .
are daily in n ee lpt "f the m
und encouraging letters a
plan. Tho public H b. gn:
that ours is the ..!..' e
State taat couples the Pa
of pa 4 in g the a.-si; re 1 in
nag t . -
;-'"' i'
.!,li i .
-i-h )a-
11-
p'i-s .is tiles mature a' a '
death t'. las personal r-pa-.i
The Hoari of Ihre-a r- ..r,
to sp ire 11. . effort p, ina ke t i - 1 '
the eiiual of any in t h" Lai i .
111 1 at
.1 '. 4 t .
aa.e.i
. : hi v
Waii
to
. that
energy and enterprise lii. v le ;
sn-uri' for the People-' Mutia.
uiea.nire of success wnu h ss all uiak
it a
.iwer for g.xnl to all of it- hen
Soliciting your o-operation :
ence to ai 1 in attain in g t ca- .-a
A-r tru ; s .
Wm I., ia ,4 :.
F.a. S. L " A I a WKI.I.. Sec v.
aries.
1 i.f.'i-
The Mrtf ncrr Ope
A special train
n II.
44 1 ! '.
at
Idsb.
1 1 o 1 t"
1::. next
to give
. r points
f Hf.e.'.d
M ad line
leave ew tie in
Saturiias- for (
the people of tins city an i o
along tke line an op jsirt u 11 it s
mg the entertainment f
Janau-u-heck . of which tic-
'
I I;, "
Madame Janauseheck ss
ur
Ir
her new nlav entitled ' M v
in four acts, and is. in !.ii-f. the story
of an Eng!i-h baronet 44 ho. 111 the 44 hiri
of yuthful disi-ipatmn. beco: 1 .-- a. f at
1 nat-d with and secretly iiarru.- a
, Parisian -inger of unkimiv :i antec- -1
denw. Hv tin.' will of hi- me I" the
' family estates fail to hint 01. 's on con
dition that h marries hi- taui-ai
Koreiuv. olT-t ring of another n
aui.r.-. IIeecs and loves thi-cou-m
and she returns Ins love, hut almo-t a:
the altar las better nature pr. 4 . at 1 . : : a
1 frrm comi.iitling bigamy. !! retain
to las vulgar Fre-:c.i 4. i!e t.l.s .-ssith
her M ..I ane ,! niau-ciieck . 1; 1- .-a i .
disyhis - gr. .-tt f 1 and v.-i-.-tair , a:
the r' 'le- of .1 b: a d
1 -,...-. . hi 1. . 1 ,1
f ol '.. w mg is t h . i-. :
, Ma,, call-, Lobe: ;.',,.,-. K.
I 4 ih.'k l-.sa ,a: 1
1 Sir Ij inei. Lias -. -i. Mr. A. 11 !
' I k Mr
;.. Miss
..; Mr
. .Mi,- :;
. .. ..Mr. (
a t
aid
n . -
KuiRt.N'i'K DI NS 4
l;
. Jall.N KaKTl NK. l Aa M- b
Silvia l irtc.nk
. Kkkherick Bo- a
ARTIll It Hill i'K
LaNPF.Ks
Henri Dasant.
Miss M. re
The disiinguah
1 in iier own par 1
iai. i Hagg
I i. lb I'll ipl
nrv P.. rgm.
T
...Mr. II
.Mr. .e
Mr. I,
Mi -8
-.1 a
r p.,
V i rga
ress ,
-a . Pis i. one "f ti.e am-; coin
j beautiful new railroad b.mdo
' structed by Mann. Its t teii
'jing anl daz..ing. and a
j present.- d ra w mg-ro. .ai . da.,
bed-rooms, kitchen, bath-loon
to. Throughout, a i- c m;
iuxuriousm silvert.nl g -ld
44 ill he placed on the -lie i r .. i
: of the ( ipera 1 l"u-e. and a : ma
her ot our citi. "il- 44 ill b. o.i; ;
perm as a .at'a.l .. i . -p. . e.
si r in .
A-
N - 44 .
1 ! - , ;
A 4( J 1 a 4 a.
il ' '. V, . ; - v a
1 '. li. Til' ' si 4
p. 11. Ptl.I.KII' 1
K. li. LKHMiN.
O. II. CiUION,
li. ti. TliU
VrVYV. Cfca&K. .
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1
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-
A Sngrgt'stion.
I t it. -i; Journal: The A. & N. C.
Railroad being owned by Ihe State and '
the citizens of Lenoir and Craven coun- :
ties, an i aiso being in a good financial I
1 "i. . it ion . would it not be a move in the '
iinht direction if they would lease to
the areiin corporation known as
th" Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
and run it 111 the interests of the people
' 1 th.' State'.- H.
A Jt N. ( . UAILUOAI).
Fatal Pri.poslllon ol Lrfle tu V. AV.
Kallruacl. i
Ni'.w Ukrne. March 2. ljiSa. !
la ir 1: JefKNAL: The alleged policy'
1 1 1. a crnor Scales, proposing a lease of
lae A tl.int ic and North Carolina railroad ,
to t1.' Wilmington and Weldon com
pa v 1 I n-.-f the Executive in an atti
.11 a t -: 11 .-11 la r host i I iiy to the material
r- a of tin- portion of Eastern Caro-
lion ot .North (. arolina lying
t North (. arolina 1 ving
e .-t o
W, Id
; ban 1
ti.e line of the Wilmington and
11 railroad comp rises rather more
i.e-third the area and population
A ihe State. The rai 1 roads penetrating
iai-ti-: li Carolina are the Atlantic and
N'-rth Carolina, the Jainesville and
W asl a n g ton. Albemarle and Ilaleigh.aml
Norfolk Smthern railroads : all told, less
man two hundred miles, or about one
ei.Aith the total railroad mileage of the
saae. About yO miles of railroad have
b.-eii built in Eastern Carolina during
t he p ist .piartcr of a century, to which
tne Saitv lias contributed nothing prac
tically liuring the same period the
ruiroad mileage of middle and svestern
C..r. ,a,a has been quadrupled, by State
... a directly and indirectly.
Fiomthe tributary waters of the A 1
I... marie to the 'ape Fear, the Atlantic
i- t. e .'civ piece of railroad serving the
: i 1. i ; Ei-tern ( 'arolina. and upon it
o. ; li t- ai large measure their hope of
p. 'giv- an i prosperity. Theirs is a
..I. hepeiideht in the largest degree
i,., :. a " natural advantages of water
le'iai ation for transp irtation facil
e -. and to these the Atlantic Railroad
. a n-ce.-sary auxiliary. These con-iit.oi.-
mu-t alsvays remain 60. No
1 1 -; - sit. on of the railroad should be
in "1" a alliance permitted, that would
1 -t 1 1 1 b t i." iiarmoay and unity of pres
ent and prospective relation between
i:. At lain ic li. .ad and its terminal water
couiiiiiii.i"atioi.s nt Nesv Heme and
M aeiiead City.
E' "t.t in the construction of the At-
i ...'.. i v- .i. c. 1 ; V. ..
: ol. i .40. i.i. ..mi : 4 ,11111 ua 11.-. uctci
, , , , , , .. . , .
... ie.1 this third of the State in works or
a . rnai imt.rovement. and in that fhe
n.". .r paid a dollar out of the Public
Ir.'.i-ury. The policy which governed
'Miiin'i-tink- lines of railroad under State
a- sv. ll as individual control has always
be n to defeat the grand terminal object
. .. 1. ..1 . 1. , 4 . 1 .. i d .... a ... v... a 4
10. 44,1.11, 1,1 a iiiiiu, v,, you-tell kind of man who tells vo l,w
t'Eeitio'it Harbor, and the ICoad nasi; , .v,t v,,. .1 u . i".,t un l -
beell left t
struggle atoug as a loca,
line 4 lthout anv advantageous connec-
t Mis ' It lias managed to exist under
.very suriety of vicissitude, and has
th.nity built up permanent water con
n. 'ticns .it Nev Berne and Beaufort
Hai b r sviach enables it to live and im
prove its phvsical condition every year.
The Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road is therefore made a local line with
steamer connections for the service of
tin- portion of the State, and now let it
r.-ma n an independent line for the
hi n. lit of Eastern Carolina.
A union of the Atlantic with theCape
l'ear and Yad k in Valley Railroad would
nave been good policy, for it would
h ise assured the extension of the At
lantic to Fayetteville, and instead of
Intwitt'j mrcy from, such connection
and alliance would have concentrated
tm'fif at the deep water points of the
the deep water points ot tne
Road-New Benfe and Beau-
Atlantic
. , , .
i"i i 11 a 1001, uiin til taic oaiuD soo.3
maintained healthy competition at
Go'dsloro, which competition has in a
fe4v years changed Goldsboro from
a hamlet to a great, thriving city.
But (snly disastrous results can follow
a lease of the Atlantic Road to the Wil
mington and Weldon. To make it a
na il- branch line of that Road is to keep
off and drasv traffic asvay from the
deep S4 ater points of the Atlantic Road: ,
!.. de.-troy the heiafthful competition at .1
Goldsboro: and cripple, if not de-!
stn.y our connecting steamer lines at
N ov Ili-rue and More-head City, which j
nr.- im absolute necessity to
the 1 e .Ie of this jKirtion of the ;
sac. . Iie-troy our steam lines out I
'; Ne'.v Berne and Beaufort harbor by !
pla. ing the Atlantic road in indifferent. !
;f h"t ho-nle hands, and the Governor J
iv. v as well notify the Secretary of!
- a ,t this portion of Eastern Caro- j
I ai.lic land, subject to entry. 1
A- .. 1 noi" of evils, a lease to the I
li. Ian i.d and Danville, would be the .
1 ,T Hut wherein now lies the neces--as
of uns lease of the road '1 Its traffic
44 never -o good, and is steaiiily in
"i e.,-mg. The physical coud ition of the
roid is greatly improved, and improv
a g. and the management of the road is
a. sympathy and interest with the corn
eal. ..ties served by the road.
W" -iil'iiiit that GovernorScales.il
.4 - tern man . and a stranger to our sec
ti n . f the Suite, will commit a fatal
I i.i.'ha r il he -hull precipitate this lease
ia 'a ha-torn Carolina without having
aciu anted him.-elf with the interests,
- : .an :: r.iul necessities of our people.
Tn ik-Water.
in-iory
il-Il up
anisl.a.
of the Road the
successful anil
connections at
is h
' .1
'rem Beaufort & Hyde.
d at h
f pea
i.p -.
e-Ulbil
- late I esi
mal pr 'p-
to estab-
hmt'iit i .ii
oOp
'S -a
Kudo
! la
a la!t-'e
." 4-ilS .1 A-
i.4 Ij . '. '
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'II! of 1'..
.I I'",- soiia
till oe-
' 'II I he
Any A:
! Ju
an foi t
' i ane.
1- A
. and Mi" I. arena
e married in Wash
in ng if JU la No
; - na- haste . Iiu n
; - s4 oi.; t i I'ui-.go
i. -: . t t'crforni an
mi uth or j i 4- of
44 i io li.i- hee1 SU f
1 t.I.IHIiC i.l-r I 1 1 '. . ' 1 -
44 1 'ia i . i : ii u s nr.- o, ,
r.-.-s. a a o -ia. :
a- -.- a- 1 a M
norn
n ear
tv. Mr. Th
. -.her 44 .rid
ai i eil 1144 ,, v.
u-r - ane 1 1 n c at
.'.- f..rbi-i.jii:c
e eir as 1 : 1 1 1 . - i
u lor.t is Lai! i ' i -
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a 1 1
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M Ai,
il
Mi
1 -v Third
aaa-: the
,- at -"ir.'
.Car pi e
. h d av
ia.-ni' ry .
iust ri-ht :
err. .r w ill
I h rnian-
i' n.ini'-s
that th
1 1 1 svas at
1'. .relied! find swollen lips indicate
worms. Shriuer's Indian Vermifuge
will destroy and eject these detestable
I creatures from the intestines, thus re
storing the child to. health and beauty
Jones County Items.
Mrs. Ceorge T
I learn.
Commissioner
Hill is .Jetting bettei .
:ouit for o;ir county
on Monday.
Mr. Charles U.aighety is recovering
from a sever- attack of pneumonia,
having been for . i. vcral days in a very
critical ci mil ition.
Married, at the residence of W. B.
Isler, in Beaver creek township on
Tuesday, the 2-lth in.-t.. Mr. Thomas
Griffin, of Trenton township, to Miss
Susan. Green, of Beaver creek township:
William B. Isler oliici.tting.
I saw a stick of holly timber 11 feet
long. Id inches m diameter at the small
end , sv nolo h-i igt h of body of t ree to (1 rst
limb 20 (eel. This beau i if u 1 and valu
able timber ssa.s cut
into aslie- to make t
And re ws. of Ti cat.
lias n ami eons-crted
ot ton. by Mr. Peter
i t o n -hip.
r.'l" farmers from
One of
our
Lvpress cre,j
C vpress cri"-l; ic.vn-hi
svi.s at Trenton
, on Satuvdav I.-;
; just purchas - i n
1 econamy of !:a 1
w ho said i hat bo had
cook stove that for
beats tin' 4 orld : Olll v
1 takes eight
with in th
co: a c.t
- stove
ail my
sl sUl'Ii
corn c.
t" cook a hrenkfast
for a smtill family,
days lucking- loiijj;
stove as this. Why.
bs enoutrli f r in my
I have been
ing to get ju
I could save
mule trough to cook ali our meals. I j
then would not have to go out in the '
woods among the tick-, hugs and snakes 1
to get wood 111 summer time like I have I
had to do her
further .avs ti
lolore I he gentleman
1 '.. . . ' .
it. it will cook a hatch ot
biscuits
I Imr. ic
Ills!
of
lis'e
minutes.
In my eiair".: r . i "i
my last week V ia n -suitie
again tin- 4-.
'i ters in
I
iron
1 to ri'
La I
with the loafing nan v.no
our store stoves and squirt lo
of tobacco juice on t i... -t, .v,
Iizeall the ne. as Ir .m .-ails
night, won't even git tip if
Scales or Pre-iocat Arthur 44
pen to call in. cold and ss-1 i
-u around
ig -tr.'iims
; monop
morn till
( i o e r n o r
it to Imp
. hut sti, I;
to their seats 'ike they
them. E en stick tiier
white-headed cripple i
ss ere glued to
svi.en ttie old.
Dies in. Such
characters as these are no service to the
merchant; neither are they to their i
families, or else they svouid stay at j
home and keep a fire ior them. Then
there is the tobacco beggar who desires
U purchase a little but will try a pipe i
full of your best, provided you will j
lend him vour knife to cut it up with
and to scrape out his old clay pipe: then
. . ii-
1 you must furnish him
, .
i match, no mat
ter how busv sou are. Then in steps
the next character who wants to taste
your die. se. When you hand him a
taste he informs you that he has no
money, but if you wii! trust him he w ill
certainly pay you.
Then we have tho confidential don 't-
and what his neighbor:
tho conversation by saying
don't you
tell it. now dont.
We, too, havii the old man of over
three-score and ten. whom we all con
sider as one of the old landmarks of
our county, svho soon must oif of the
stage of action. Wc all should revere
the old and aged, particularly when
their lives have not been stained with
sin and shame.
And we, too, have the ugly-looking
man, who don't mean any harm by be
ing ugly, but nine times out of ten you
will find him a kind, obligiug man who
will mete out to you justice every time,
and if he is a rich land ow ner w ith an
only daughter, several of the young
gents will begin to think him not so j
ugly after all for his daughter's sake. j
But onr ssveet character of -ill is he I
who calls at your store with a large
. , . , , ,
! ket KS-nd desires you g ,ve h.m
I i. u crui.s a uri.i.-ji 1001 i 101 1113 cs 1
..-.!, , ,. 1. ..1 1- a.. .a,
Lunu 111c 11111 nr: ju n l. in'i urcu.p ni.u
that you sell him cdfee at two cents less
than he can buy it anywhere el g.
Such characters as these estimate their
articles as worth more than any one
else's just because it belongs to them.
and vour articles thw don't consider j
I worth anythmg because it is
From such i haraeters as the-e.
' Billings say;, may the e,,..,) I. .rd
; us.
ours.
Josh
lirer
Greenville Items
j
r.e of the arctic
The ss rather reiiiiiai.s ,
voyage of Greely 4T Co.
The Jarvis ball came i
appointment, and was
ti
i - . '
Oroillg lO I
pronounced a
success r4- ail i
j The happiest nam in fwn is Mr. Tom I
Smith. A H" pound boy baby is enough
j to throw a man into c stacies. 1
j Our clever towneman. E. C. Glenn. !
is selling large quantities of fertilizers ,
! to the farmers of Pitt county, and is !
! doing a fine busiiuss it. that line.
The friends of W. li. Javis svill be'
pleased to hear that lie is improving in
health. It is hoped his Southt m trip
, may entirely i t store his la alfli and that :
: he may soon he reston i to his family!
! and lriends.
j Irving I.ang. col., will be hanged on
! the 2-id iust. lor the murder of Moses I
, Barret in August kist. Gov. Scales has ;
; been asked M respite him, hut as the 1
case is an aggravated am.-, he refuses to
interfere. !
Saturday ia. la. Feb. CI. seemed to be .
a kind of Cnri-tiras holiday with the
follo4vers of liacehas. We hear of sev- 1
eral tights in lie various bar rooms in
town. We suppc-e they must have;
been ciiebrating W,.h : i e,t n "s birth
d ay.
oh! whisker, whiskev ! I. iiic ..f lif.-l
Tl-.e sire of grief
The walking, st:
( t murder. d--;a
Machine Ol he i 1 .
1 hat kills the (
The devil A c i-
the cause of strife.
Iking, devilish causi
i i . and broken lasvs :
tl-.e red death hand .
tit h ' 1 1 . v.-ry h.i.d :
hi- !"Vi n - .: u:-e.
That cr.17.- ia
n ".- br., ai :n: I break ti:
Stonewall Items.
'Ua
i a I Ill lo .1 !' I.e '.4 ;a 1 ol
M. I. in, .
There is n-'I i saia
iloes business- in this
itinerant peddler !!' i
F. F. Cherry i. ,s i ,
trij. ami i cpurt- las . u
n nil says nil sv li saw 1
sv. ll pleased with a.
Judge Saejipar i ha.- .
Habtatt t" ti:l tiie v.'a
peri-T Court t'U-rk-hip
-4V t.-, ,H
our.ty. ;
a -v laic
T", J
from l.is
ura! . fy ai i
a liter svere
ri"
a-: i
f th,
nal I
' a.llaa
aa na i: r
this
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II. C.aia
,,-rs,,al
a. I,
a:
si -..4
I..
i -aa
a;
r:
mb.,ik'
'1 a, t
r.u sin.
raise s
r.e run
! h- ' '1
i'.;in- tin-
lo-tea i of
All who
tend t .
of house
lli ia. hoi v
4v lu-re 44 u n to
c. 'laiuan 1 in
ca '. 1 on h an ss .1
A. n air. us. ;u'
ki epaia' h;i'i"-i
m li.i s hi .ro a f,
I'.'i-n a m-i 1- rai
ss ho 44 .ml 1 ..-.-t
T'll the st. .ve. -i:
ho'isesvi! e tola.
Finally, ti." 1
; h.it -a ii. a un
tile a,!...-, a. .;
iier 44 ale na t.
tin' i - a 1 1 ' in a i
.v
.la :
ti'-.-. Mie had
1 Willi her help
I. an i -et a
1 1.
it aa tla-
ers
ins
til .
tu :
I a
-lit.
hr,
Ii-r
ai 1
in-
hl4 -.
'.4o,i,l la
poll.'
to
ni. nt every t v.
t through tla- i
I e - m
,. . ad
year. What I. !.
aliout making a en
thmc I r Mr- t'h v
laltf democrat.
fir.-t
iiur-
Take Sine's Syrup of Tar for coughs
and colds. Only a5c. For sale by R.
N. Duffy.
. a .'.,-" , atebldvfema
Swansboro Items.
One death. Mrs. Christian Kellam,
wife of Abner Kellam, died lat week,
aged 40 years. She was a good wife and
a christian mother.
George Littleton and Bill Dennis
caught about 1,000 mullets' this week
and carried them to Beaufort. George
says he gets from lie. to 5c. each for
them in Beaufort.
Mr. Terry, a wealthy timber-getter
and saw-mill man, was in town this
week. He was the guest of Mr. E. W.
Mattocks. He wanted to stay at the
hotel but found it closed.
Mr. Wilbur Hatsell and Miss Emma
Bell were married last Wednesday, 18th
iust., at the residence of Isaac Hender
son, Esq.. brother-in-law of the bride.
Dr. W. I. Montfort officiating. Wilbur
is a son of Bryan Hatsell, Esq., of Lyn
svood. A few days before, 'Squire Ben.
Ward joined together Mr. Mat. Parsons
and Miss Ceny Wells, daughter of
Needham Wells. Ike Henderson was
'.Squire Pen.-; right hand man; and
such a dinner fis they eat, due (ell.
"We made two mistakes last week in
our items. One svas the death of Mr.
Asa Smith. We were wrongly in
formed: he is not dead. Another mis
take, we are sorry to say, was about Dr.
Blount, the hotel keeper. We said he
svas ready to take boarders again. This
is not so. and we guess we will have to
find another place for the visitors to
' hiaa h.cj iconic . cu, itri. mriu
...mA. Ihar cl,..ll n.,1 cta in ina d. 4-
i "'".A , . - . . "1. ""c"-
4 -. 4 .... . 1. . nr.. Il' 1 4 1 TO..
-'Ainausiaa, dii ..iiiu, iuim. xiauiujj,
Mr. Russell and others will take care of
you people. Come on and see us: if
, some one don't come we and the place
too will go crazy, we think, and that
pretty soon.
A Stock Lkvi for New Hanover.
Many of the counties are having a
lock la4v passed for their benefit. New
Hanover is interested in this law. We
do not doubt in the least that a decided
majority of the fence builders and land
owners favor such a law. We believe
that if an election was held testricting
the right of b illot to fence builders that
the no-fence law would be carried over
whelmingly. Why should not the
wishes of those interested be consulted';1
WThy should men who do not own afoot
of land and who do not have the ex
pense and trouble of building fences
have a voice in a matter of bo much im
portance to others. If the Legislature
svouid give heed to what the Star says
it would pass the 6t03k-law bill now be
fore it. This bill authorizes a stock law
when a majority of the fence-builders
shall petition to the county commis
sioners for such a law. Why is not that
fair? What just man will say nay't
Wil. Star.
The Farming Interest.
Wo suggested to our Legislators some
weeks ago the propriety of doing some
thing for North Carolina's great agricul
tural industry, iu order to arrest the
I tide of emigration from the farm to the
I town shop. We supposed that offering
I premiums for crop products would have
i a direct influence in producing the
! effect. Some of our brethren of the
Press say it would be unconstitutional.
If so it would be fatal, and without ex
amination, we doubt. But our sugges
tion was merely to call the attention of
our legislators to the necessity of some
legislative action that would be of im
mediate practical effect. Elizabeth City
Economist.
Note of Warning to Suffering Hu
manity. We feel that we would be wanting in
tun utity we owe to sunenng iiuraamiy
)f we dfdnotBOUnd a note of warning
in regard to the use of Mercury and
! other poisonous minerals in ths treat
I ment of Blood and Skin Diseases. If
j the reader could see the horrible suffer
ing, the awful v recks of human health
and happiness, shown by our corre
spondence with those who have been
'dosed with these mineral poisons, he
svouid shudder with horror. Arsenic,
! Mercury, Antimony, and Iodide of Po
; tassium are some.of the remedies most
! ordinarily used for these diseases, and
these are all POISON. Do not take these
poisons. They might dry up your dis-
ease for a few days, and with it you
wi" have Mercurial Rheumatism, which
may bring you years of torture. The
i'ltiiiaii &reiii wj Biida. iuiu tut- uuucb ,
, , p-i-.u .Iriroo the Pniann
1 the system, only to lurk there and at
' tack the tender organs of the body, as
the lungs, the throat, the nasal organs
j and stomach. Hundreds of people have
; been made deaf, and a great many
! blind, by the. use of Mercury and Pot
, ash. Besvare of Mercury and Potash
' Mixtures gotten up in imitation of our
Specific. A few grains of sugar of lead
I dropped into a glass of these imitations
will cause the poisonous drugs to fall to
i the bottom, and show the danger of
' using them. Swift's Specific is entirely
! vegetable, and is the best tonic for deli
! cate ladies and children and old people
! in the world.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
; mailed fri-e.
; The Ssvift Specific Co., Drawer 3, At
lanta. Ga.
For sale in New Berne at HANCOCK
I BROS
If you have a bad cold. Sine's Syrup
of Tar will cure you. Only 2oc. For
sale bv R. X. DiFFY. fel dw6m
-I A It It I El).
At the residence of the bride's father,
near Walnut Tree. Yell county, Ar
kansas. January i ith, lSST), Mr. James
B. Cox. formerly of Jones county, N.
( '., to Miss Susie Herriug, Rev. J. C.
siiipp. of the M. E. Church South,
officiating.
The J. lur.NAl. extends congratulations.
DIED,
At his home near Providence. H. I.,
o;i the iioth intit.. Thomas N. Pearce.
Mr. Pearce wlb the brother of Mrs. S.
('. h-tevfuson, of this city.
COMMERCIAL.
Jol'knal Office. March '
0 P. M
'
b toady:
COTTOX.
Nesv York futures baiely
SJiotS (lull.
Middling 117-li'a. Low Middling
10: Ordinary 10 7-1'i.
FCTCRF.S.
J anuary .
I A-bruarv.
Mar, ia
.prii.
May.
June.
July
ll.f.4
11. TI
11.27
10.75
10.65
10. Of
August.
September,
(Jctober,
November,
December,
11.34
llditi
1 1.-17
1 1 . A4
Nt-sv lierne
niarke
; steadv
Sales of
Middling
6 hales at 'J to 10; .
Middling 10 5-8; Low
10 1-: Cood Ordinary 9
Klt'F..
Ne-.v Berne upland tl.OOaci.O'J.
DO'IKMIC IIAHRKT.
CoTToN SlA.D S10.00.
EKt) I'OTT'.N .:.i.5ll.
l!.vltitr.l.S Kerosene. 49 j:als. . '-"na
TuitPKNTlXK - Hard. SI. IS: dip. S1.75.
Tar 7 ")' asl.'Jo.
L'l'HN-"iOat'iOe.
Mkkswax ,0c. per lb.
H' inf.y OOe. per gallon.
At.kk Op. foot. 5c. to 7c.
c. '. vtp.y !I.Ms lie. per lb.
laldi-lbc. per lb.
"lai.s- -1 per dozen.
i-!.i-,i 1' -;lk ft.', per pound.
Pfani'ts-I'. iaT 5c. per bushel.
"- ' i '1'KK 7"n' :al .oi per hundred.
1VI, ixs--.fi .oiliaJ 1 10 per bbl.
V aa.a Pf.a-
T a:.t-.s --i irv. inc. : green 5c.
": as 5c. per ii .
Chi.'kka s--C i own. 40a50ca. spring
Mk -o . 'le. per bushel.
iA7 ',5 ci-. per bushel.
Tt I'.NTi-s a.ic. per bushel.
A', m l'Ja;7o. pi r pound.
i Ta r- is:s- Mvt-t't. C5a5oe.
!!-i;s-c....n skin-a :io.-.: fox. 5'
mink. So--.: otter from PAifi.
'ilNoia's West India, dull and n .m -aaa:
not wanted. Huillimj. 5 in'-h,
to-iir-.s. 00: saps. Si. 50 tier M.
WIK .LKSAl.K PRICKS.
Nr.-.v Mk.ss PoKK Si 1 75
sir a nccas Smoked. No. 2 To :
prinie. -c.
i '. I. and 1.. C. li.-7e
A ii.s Basis lh's. .. 5. i
ha AH .-3.50.i7.h0.
1'. .TAT- 'P.S Sli.OO.
Lai;i Sa9c.
Svh Granulated. 7c.
Salt 90c. agl .00 per wack.
Molasses and Syrcps 20ai5c.
Kerosene ldo. ,.
Powjdeb 85.50. ,a
, Rnoi 81.60 t a , . ,
j . 4 4.,j ft. i "
sP- IDi
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of
purily, strength, and wholegemeneaa. Mora
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not oe soul in competition with toe ranltlutda
of low test, Rhort weight, alam or phosphate
powders. Bold only In cans. Royal BakikO
Powdek Co.. 1U6 Wall-st N. Y novls-lydw
Henderson House,
NEW BERNE, IT. c.
This old and popular hotel has changed
hands, and has been thoroughly reno
vated and repaired. No pains spared
to render tho guests comfortable.
The table is always supplied with the
very best the market affords.
Cart house accommodations for the
country people, and feed and stables for
drovers and traders. ..
Public patronage solioited. Terms,
moderate. s
A. B. CARROLL.
mar5wlm Proprietor.
C II. KOOIVCE,
TRKSTOlf. !Y.
Practices in the Courta ol Jones, Onslow and
Lenoir.
Special attention given to the collection of
claims
Conveyancing also a specialty.
Office at the court House. rrjaMdsvltrn
Garpetings.
W.&J.SIoane
HAVE MADE
A GREAT' REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
OF ALL. GRADES OF OOODS.
MOqCETTES, fiom 1.25 upward
BODY BRUSSELS, from .95 npward
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, from .50 npward
INGRAINS, from .40 npward
CHINA M AITING, from $5 per roll of
40 yards upward
OIL CLOTHS, MATS. RUGS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Samples sent by mail whenever de
sired .
t&F All correspondence will receive
prompt attention.
Broadway and 19th St.,
NEW YORK CITY.
mar4 dwlm
Now Is The Time
TO
RENEW your SHIRTS!
We have a Full Stock of our
Celebrated PEARL SHIRTS
ALSO
THE DIAMOND.
Our Royal Shirt Reinforced,
AX SIXTY CENTS,
is almost as good as any dollar shirt in
the market.
HOWARD & JONES,
Gents' Furnishers.
iuarl dw2w
Dail Bros.,
WHOLESALE GEOCEES
AND
COMMISSION MEK0UAJSTTS.
A Lot of Fine, Frtcsh Hay, Cheap.
NEW BERNE.
N. C,
HENEi J. LOVICK,
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Is ready to survey, procession and plot landx.
Orders left at Hunh Lovirk s store, foot of
Middle street. New Heme, N ('., svl 1 1 receive
prompt Kttentii.il. fe20(l!w wtf
FRENCH
SPOLIATION CLAIMS.
Having tisHor ateil myneif wttti Wm. K.
Kahi.k, q..ol W nt-hiutfton I bave full ue
of the Oiuhtfn puprs, ihe must Important
body of dorniiit-ritHry evidence in exttnee,
toiK-tiing tlieK1 claims, and am fully prepared
to prest'iit and -roHeonti ihfm.
Hon, (JEO, . BOl'TWELL -will art as
mvounNfl A. K. ALLKNt
j ii, kicks: 'Jl W iinhlntrton St., Hoston; J2f
I Tribune Hldir . New York; 1 12W Nw ork
j Ave., WaHhitiKton. 1. C deo2l tidwiii
! Insure Your
! Horses, Mules & Cattle
j IN THE
j Mahal Live Stock Insurance Company
I OK KRKDKKiriv, M AKYI.ANH.
Hates low. Losses promptls- adjusted
feiJdiwow watson a sirkkt. Apt.
Green, Foy & Co.,
BANKERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS
OrFICE. SOUTH FRONT,
Have First-Class Facilities for transacting
a (ienernl Hanking linsliipss. Will receive
deposits gulject to check or draft.
Will Inis-or sell Kxi-lianne on New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore: will make loans
on well secured paper, find make liberal
cash atls-aiices . n Cotton, Corn, Rice and
.Naval stores, aiul In. id on storage either in
this lnaiket. .Norfolk, iiiiltimore or New
rk
fel. Id dwtf
This May Do You Good.
WANTED Energetic men in every
countv iu North Carolina and Kentucky
to self H. C Tcmsiin s Ati-asses. Maps
and Charts. Those svishing an agency
will do sseil to correspond at once, as
territory is going fast. Catalogues and
... re., l .rc tern f rt-o on implication. Trial
outfit
on rei
.-'4.:
. complete outfit. Si. 10. sent
,f price to any express ofh'oe
in i ma or Kentiick v.
,)i HIN P. TI A'KEK,
apt
in North
Address
( r. neral Agent,
Wai m Plains. N. C. . or
14 4S 1 1 Lou isville, Ky.
fe'J"
Oyster Shell Lime,
.N . I V I S.
Mew I'.ei ik
Standard Fertilizers!
I AM OFKERINCr
Walker's Ammoniated Cot
ton Phosphate,
Long's Prepared Chemicals,
Lee's Prepared Lime,
LOW FOR CASH. Send for prices and
testimonials, and SAVE YOUR MONEY
BY BUYING FOR CASH.
j. C. WHITTY,
fel8 wlnv i- XEW BERN It. a -
Tho Dcstend.Chcan::t;
' -..vs -' ;
s. -.
Pure Carbohaio of .Lime
"'(a" "-?.."''.''' ,
' -- - ,s 4 -.s" --- . . . r A ,v. ' ' 1
i . .',-- tmmfi y : .-. . s
' ; ' -.ri'. . - ' 4 ' ' .
We ar now prepred to pply th ' 1
farmers ot )utrn Korth Caroling witb -'. .'.
'.'''' ri : : vw" - " ,, ,
Pure Carbooiite f;X4me, v
ground at our Mill ta UTw Bern-- HiUsA-
is lime made of oyster shell, fresh from ' ,
the bed. and Is far superior to brn' ;v
lime, as it contains much . anlmt mas ; A
Cheapest and Best Fertilizer :
now in tho ilarkot. V , .
Composted with COtton' seed or fatl ' ;
manure it make "a torn plots fertilizer, , ' ( ,
and is indispensabl to (ha iertUity of . ,
the soil. A - ' . ? a ;
As the sdddIt will be limited, farmara" . '
are requested to sea a ia oxaers Imme
diately.
OEO. ALtBN 4Ca,NtfjrBrM4 V.';.Vj
L. HARVEY, Kinston, ... .
PAXEICK DIXON, Hookerton. ' '
felOdwtf - ' ' a
MOTHII (TI. k..4l,.IU4,.4U .
T0E3ES,' TCCLGL &a. .t-:
T. SWT Bills' fi'H ti. r ., 1 1 ..
1 4t lb. Aa(ll4 K II I,4. A
vocouoke;
11. A n - a. a . i 4m -, . -
mo ureu riwwr gruunr.
For uUhrr. :
E. IL HEADOWSft CO t t- '
8li2wtf
One Thousand DcIkraU
EVERY FIVE 'JZkm:;Z
You Do Notjfte to Getlt:;-
pays mm;wiiimnmV;-&
NATIONAL 1JX&'A&tf''-'iZ
MATURITY INSURANCE ISSOCf. Vv
OF WASHINaONDkO J ,
Incomorated and tindommt 'fcV tli - i '
leading business and profsssJoasi mea'V .-
of the capital. - - . . '
Do you wish to arall jrourseirea and
family of its benefitsV
Annlr for farther infrirmfttirm t ' -
WATSON ,& SJREET, ' i '
uenerai lacurasoa. .'gents,
j&24 dlw3m . KBWBEBJT, N. C. ' '
THE
LATEST. AND CEST
SEWINg l! A 611 IH S.
It lsi atnrrarsally conceded
to b h flaefisiilaAad and
best-mad on the market. . - .
Xta used'wsrfc la rlesrsmt
It decorated In likvai
. vsndOIU. .,, , .; ., - ... 4
AGESTS WAHTED. .
, wo Maienaa abdmss -j
Leader Sewing Machine Co.
b, -
4 . . " ,
H mm , M r .n,o
SS
FERDirmnD ulcig::
CAN BE FOimDi AT-a.'- '
T. A. Green's WdpndH -
ON MIDDLE STEEET: .7 -GET
HIS FSICES OR-v UC', V
Lorillard & Gail s'TSaaff Grain . 1 -J."
Sack, Kapes, Twines, CaOTas. Oakum . .
Paints, Oils, etc, eto, befpre trarcbas- . -y
-4 . . i ..a.' .-a '
ing
Orders taken forNetaand Beiaea. v. j ; -.
Anranl fAr HauM HnWMf I V4. ' 4
nor26dw NEW BEKNKN,'.C. vVs-';
rvc 4
BUC T ALU
Will be mailed CDC IT-?
a v ,a..A,(
44. 14 4UUU4B.H, W "
r ntu wa
and to customera of la Tear sniuom
orderinglt. It ctMWina i&tratkm..t1Pes, - -J.
1444IJ444 ' 4 ...
aci! uk .it
D. M. FERRY StUO"Mir .
Going! Goingr Goins . ;v
COME AND 8EB MY ;ii(V.VA
Holiday
Fresh from
New YbrK.
GOLD, SILVKU,.
AND
pi A" ifii ii imv
OF ALL KINDS.
I bought for CASH, and caa sell tv.,'Ar.
guit the times. , A '
Come before they are all gone. , l" " ,'
JKHSHlUlt? a.c:T3p a - r ' ;
have rut on them. " f yt: t
DON T FAIL TO COMK T6.-. J.T'.'.V
SA M. K. EATON''
MII11.K BTKEEI. '
dc25kiaw
BOOK STORE
J. L. HARTSFIELD,1
I f- tl' ;'v"
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BOOKS and STATIOkERT,) '.
School Books and School Supplies 1;.J,
a Bpecialty. , -a :r";. ,.-.
Coufootlonerlea, ; .T1Vk'
Tobacco. Snuff, Cigurit Toy. Qtammear fK ,
iockcry, lhinQ Tackle, Xte. V . ' , ,
s.1th of ToftlnlB)aoki 4 i
Will. si ' , , ,y
Very truly. -jJ;''vAA'" r
w J. L. n ABTSFIELD ;X '
GEIMSIY H0USE,.-v"7
. i' .-..li'-'V" v.'.
Snow Hill Greene "Co7rN. I;.v
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Well furnished,1 and Table Suppllea wlUr
ibe BEHT hemtstaflorrta. - -tMunple
rooms for commercial travelers.
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