North Carolina Newspapers

5 i - t NSW BEBNE. v lrklOIKUT ruiiM. h. . Mftl4 U ml rl 1 r. wkr4pli to u Jm H I Mr. J. A. f. t .-. . S . .. (liar litd f rril I , r ..!. t ih Jot KN VI xvinstcr. Ju.J JP K . Mm yjf SllT ! ( Vnf. ll i h-ij-' .... i -' JH.l . i i . .. Vi 1 1 r ; -utlrinic now mi. I -. Uvxitsn i i 't' . . pocket bo- k ThrM - - a pm rov. :io - ...'i--.. KUi l'r i t i t .i : u r 1 " ' - - -wa.-t timon ' k ki. . . r t mt.irn u- 1 ., Whm i . - . !..- w.-.-t. . . .. tuuUii; Dr . fish vrtr r.joirHi. .n.l fin iir. .11 .i ri n e mutt inurcsMi; Thr cntiM l Uhu of Ui Nil'1 -. lh- purple hi i- of In ii wtTUr in 4.1 .r.ir rw.:. Th I.'-o r It rtmiior. . n .-P n i grail ! . 1 L .i.i .rc ; c "v tiyrxi. Liio . -iiii-y -(inntc rui-:: -k v in durp". Tt. captain kr..ix-- pi -.. Miwt hw luut-nuib. fi-r hi of lh bit rnal' r.a. -..i..- IT J4m Y. Jo) nr. is: ? '-Vi:.-; :. -r.i :.. . cbool, Ieituri-! ' ad color.i -it:.-'-, t :.- '. "-' tat, on Knc 1 r.imm.ir . . .;.! ii. vr. ; Phonotx-x J''--.' : jr.- r r. : r gvtii- xi. .' rni'i- -.. r ii male -liuling impro(w:on? 1 " r f i' !.' ri.iv oountj ropriTitfnil'Mi: f I'ui l.n excellent oq Hwt.)ry .:.: A-.:: Prof ) ikr'vr : .:. StUc .w gnUraian -? -'x-.-r.- -- --i'. :; r- ir. i abUity. rr J-.. ctan of not.- t ::.;' '.i . ten oe phyMivy " fw- ''r a1' ways ipeak itii emphaam. and both knowi what to .y and how tn say it S(MCiI lecturrw. in the ox?ra hous war deliTemi a f Mlow on TuJ aighl by Prof. J. Y. Jovner. subject. What shall w .1.) with our nirL'-" r. Wednesday and Thuriay nihtf.. ir. him place, hy l"rof. B. Y. liniJy rirt am MtorotoU.-al rh-r.onu-ni m l uokI . on rVKany On KnJay r. ih. nm plaff t'r' H I ' IU.-jxt n.- ( tS aounty bori of .iur-ition. ; a lactura: ubjct. "'"no "niing. " IV Uarprr in aJway lively and prklin and m a most interesting apoaker. Tho average atwndanc ww prhap 'Tpnt- at th reiralar m:ont of th- Inutut Mia. Rcoa Parrott manamid th oilor.sl dapartmeot with akiil and ability. Vachicd wm accucnpliahed. and tmm hnri now know what oth.'r i--m-hir think. La Orang'o Itms "Doc" ilaU-T at (W-:o.-. a xa ,n :ot; tart Sunday. Kir by Sutton. n "f Jowiali utt.-n. jr., in HocktoMtxry. lTt for l hix-l llilt Monday. Oar ichoolfl. tho Ihin-i and I. " I ill begin nxt wk. Wt h.H- if .- both th wl patroo i li 1 Simeon Wonten and K. Y. Birxfllof our place, loft for DaJlimoro I -ml v to buy their fall and winter g.xli. It ia aaid that quit a nutnor of Sard , ra ar at the hott at STrn Springn. i Tbeaw Springs grow in rwipolarity rach , Fodder paUiag m on hand. Tho work i la at best diaJHC-m-able. and with llio praaaatdry and rux woihr. it ill , tatolraM. , i ia oar rilLage and in lh ur- I tm ad i a g country m ctill much and tafia.- Our phynieiana are busy and oa tha go aeariy all the time. Another engine fw cntbTi ginning parpoaea arrired bere Laxt wnek. ahiprvd to U. M. Staoton. of our place. We aappoa U is for the unr of m of our cataoot farmer. f m were pleaded Ui tee Rt G . W . Saaderlia ia townlaet week. He haa not aaravely recovered from his recent aick- aaaa.but ( are glad u him woll aamnh to be oat. Preaching by the paator at mi IlapiiMt Ckarch laatSanday and Sunday night: oa Saturday. Tn ordinance or adminwtere-1 on four ron- i Sunday nmrning. Sw. A. M-rCttllen ha been away from town for several day, conducting a protracted meeting at Sharon in ihm eoaaty. We are glad to hoar that ruc eaaa crowned hi erTortA. Jtaaalaj fTill township is a anuaJ. f ll l llaali iim her hare of the court at Kiaatoa thin week. Several juror, aaaay litigant, and lota of witneeaee. art oar part of the makeup thi week. Cat, A. C. Davie returned homo lat eaaa of aevcrai day to The Cnloaet ha a way of go- lac by private conveyancu. through the and we suxpect l.o an m- , ia r uoinR. Hot and dry. Crorw aro cort-iinly in ne ri of rain. CotUn ha h!.le.l the forma, and half grown boIL are drying ap. An average cmp cannot he ex pected about here. Tho nee crop in many place. i nearly a fiilur- Th. beat of aeaanae now could n t brin it out. The outlook for the farmer r i:vl bere m not at all promioin Aurora Items. Cotton crofie are fine. We are having nice fnh :mh ni. New landii ore btin; .mi ,! i n iii about. Q. W. LaOKton i f iro'nNS to. lu-rc viaiting reluvee. Mrn. -A. Tutcn of Durham. -rv. i- in town visiting relatives. The at'an-u-r (iiidA i ni.ikini: , tr OcracLike i-mtv f. w !w- : r, ni ip l.i tins place. Oar colored frun.ls aro Iiiv.ik; tti meeting at a cliur.li i Oar champion farmsr. Mr J phus Ped, had a boll of cotton i -r. n '.'"th V. IX Allen a big sweet x tat. Ifenar. (caykird. Shaven ! rs ,: I r, are in town. Theeo gentlemen are pr peroua famer from Pantogo Cladt. aee them Prof. HonDor laaj just rrluri.o,l from a trip to Hyde county in the interest of hi chool. We can am ure .air llei" friend that we have nie i f the t t adsoola in Eaatern Carolina. Fail -ioo will commence August 1st Sorae of our newspaper sx n. . i afraid of the freight juesu n a tlo v refne to publieh mo thn-.gs I .ik-. the Jot. K.v at., a it is open f r m thing for the g xxl patr !. ir. 1 - n run i n '.I - ' -: i - ' .'. ni panirn Stonowpall Itoms. Th m--r ir ur ! - I itemizing es(. ;ii;v w n.-u ti e ; m trouble! witii malarial Ir ul 1- Ilry .dry nd '14 are s shortlv we don t lut e ran fill h..rt f what I " ' i day- ik" Thoe l..i- r is slopping n -poCatA-es h.-. a.--' very r,iCi. -in. Oeo Pme n-.ir ' r n tsN'ro, Wil last. i tn -on. ' v . -were magn : :: t. : Jxa. T- I inc. in j , heroorrul'.ag .. ' . . bat there is n- is ' Attmore is attend ir noc loet itJont eaeiin i:id 'n.Ls a 1 d: in. I ( rtNirg" A -Ht ti -uA liriC farm '. r Mr. S m Pitt. un liATirikt n-. h.Tt wnih' ino. ai-,.1 runninir'ballyinl r h ci-inc in !ci i- It U f il put it was ware-i to most lv Svn t r.-tii S- plo vriiik.' tl"..- pi.. iv tii -r lr Tha mom in,; it '" R. I'd .lnil : th fLher. Kt Iv T 1 North tr.'t :),. ol brif l irtti.'i. ir pt-u-l An infant .Veir m.i ' . i I'.ipor w,t! li..' J ii r M u i i i .. tto m.iri-t . -. . i c and r,Id f. .r :t ; . i.l- I; mi i tn it , r H : . ; . 1. . i . r (.art I -..(. ' : ' ' i -i.l .-an '. i . :.' .). " 1'iurtot'n brick u rt i : .. . n er--te 1 in N- I'.. rno d'lri:: ti.. Mini-m-r and two nmri" ire iin !, r a Tho t'uy Marsha'. h.w.N-ut . :- tho radinc of tin- w-.'.k :. V, id,.. Htr- t ir.,1 ii.w. rr.i i K- .i , ' '' ' VB.t. r Tne. ' ':' ' - :. ; poir.:d :niij,H-ti-r , f ui ii ... .. aliry c.f f'J.VX' t innum lii ck Mountain .m bo, i. ;. - . 'ho i.-rr.i tr.-'t.t :.atn-n -f :. N rti. 'vr- '.:r.. Tea.-t.ci i:.l ... The carry icg i-.r..vi:y .' A A. N .' ii- U i n, .w fully t.H'-i 1 ' r . - 1. 1 : . 1 Kryan y lln- rui l h.n nil it .ii'. it t. nd to. Mr. r j uii.-n. n. .l.-.-l.!:- ;if..m of - .tU'n wighor. th- -ui.n - mi in i'ih.iii.'U will it th.-;r r.ovt i...t ii;j( till tl Tiv"Ancy. The farmero of Kladen -. ni.f. ! 1 L.i dinner at Klirabotlit-' i. -i. "ii" lay. Auju't '. 'th. and .ri:. 1 .'i Agricultural Ae--iati' -n Siuth Creek anil Aur .ri. y trio Wuhingti-in 'i'1-if'i . aro in an uproir about a marriel w -inian ..loping -v.tt. .a rather dua'.y -n of tho .ni. J K. Willi :s a mau of Liote. any one can from tho linn'hin,; up of hu ru.arblo nhop ax well i from tho x 'lumite aork on unil an.l m iiiunu'iu. Mr. John l". lireen li.tf 1 niou" in a tkXtle and the remarkable tiiin: ! ut it w that tho mouo got in but can't -t out when olTerel an opportunity to b. T:io Htair, -; h.u U-en taken ion 1:1 the court ro.im of the now oi.urt lnninv and the ceiling, nhi.-hm beautiful in dieign aud dor.e in wr.rk man 1 1 k e t v 1 o . can tK wn i 'no of th- ni.-ot ur.iiiti-rtin ,pi, r tion to the nia.e of the eoplo of North Carolina just now n. h.it 'hall b' tho color .if the uniform w . . r n by tho ' State Hoard. A colored man on Saturday i.iht i'C deavoririj; t.i uupro.a hi wife that wan under hi. control. ai 1 "lingan' we ia marneii. you e not u r m.no ine. ' ceptioo we Rita a di. v.wre An old colored oulleman trouunt in two -ell developd o(.m tvoll ,'f cottor. Kri lav. It wan from Durham creyk' naufort county, but !; cull nH toll wh.wo firm it wan fr mi The hou on Middle tr.-et n r'.h . f Hroa.1. formerly x-cupio.l by Mr Y lloewor. an.l now owned by Mr. M. 11. SulUva. ban been repaintod an i imw preaontn a handsome appearance Mr. t'. M. Pollock, of Jonen county wan in the city Saturday. He reports no ram yet. and thai the cotton is com pletelv drying up for the want of it Sav h will tx-i ready Ui pick an 'n an the fanner t ihnMih with their fclder. Capt. Apph-toii D iksmilh ha.1 a -tr k. of aipiexy at In- reeidenc in this o.ty oa batuxday n.ht. We are plia.- .l i" le&rn Uvat he w rapidly r.-i . ver i n . Tni w thrt second attack he b.m bad thin nmmer. the first beinu at alore he.ul Cr.y ear! m June Wilniincton riveived !-.er : r-t ble ..f ' new ctton l.vt Katurl.ay. It graded stru t lo middling, w eiin-1 ")'7 i-iiin -and 'b! f 1 r '. '. -ir.n p-r poiin.'. S e hope our t'-jy. r ill - tha: ti,'- :srt bale in Nt' f r r l m n t : r i .: -'d round price. nerilT Mai.n hown in b m ra. - mil, the man who .lie i -;lanor if th We W , U I 1 Ilk-' t.. f.mhior.ixl f. 't ra -e Kr id iv . - t r i r. - :.- ir- N. 1 '.'.i;i' . i . a gei.umo i 1 i e.-n bun in I the h- 'A . n: f, i t ie m. i. tii an i -i xty tlir. r f.snl ing pr i- .r. f d . rig pr is. .i- 'iron law. will . t on i 'raven e. ni, in to. lunty of Jul mo iiiindr.si 1 , l!.ir and ! n . in tn f iT. T A .lielis.ll. 1 : or- !i.i;:j :. . :.u -, i tho ik ,r an 1 io u ; ' for din in I f court otwt I th-- iv :. :: ' c- :n i 'raven Wanl.ingt.-ii :'!' ''i' I i.-t Kri lay evenu-.g bib- r s.- i.- 1'miii. .. 'iin,l daring a thnnder sts rm tie' topmast of the sell, x.ner Itiai 'A ihii wan -truck bv l.h.tn;.- s-v..r ii pssenirers wre t. fc - .ar I r'.u n.i-.. l -I. K . Ut 1 - -Clone The P..ltini t; i - g 1 a . i . t'rosrio.-t-- t ut somewhat g. m: i ...r tod v more than it. '.: n un i '- th i rof Ii. ni. M . P ::!.- I I. Pr I.t c.i. in :' imiau ( 'r '.t-in to . The w ork he i t- rt.ir. -r t. ; - r.i ..-it iv : us ."-' ' s i:.- rk" ise It . n . l .. u . 1 1 , V--A 1 ..-rn. 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V '".in t run in Like i.ir. iii i can.il. and tint it is very slow m l inconvenient to load ! her. and th-r. f-r-- tic .tf.r-..i han reat ad vantage., ov.-r ..-r and tho trade in the Iake l.a:. lmg section can be turned t Washiniri. .i. T... :;,(.'.- ban als.. 1: . 1 t : . it Mr V titer 1' I'.urru a . .11 ". i rn ad :;i ire nioiiev by seou r- ' ,ng '.l.e .Vi'"r- rind running from I-ake. landing to Washington, and that tho r -iite is much safer than to New IVerno. W. n ierful dincoveri.T-' We think Mr Hurra- knows what be is about, at any ri'.o no . ne aroun 1 New- Horr.e thinks I.e :.. ..!- a gii'irdi.ai-. ( ritHlnlf iii. 1 . i- . lit;.' 'ir. 'io n; people who r- lit. snak- stories will always ail 1 . ; ' this i. mi- -t'-rv ' or "this can 1k j proven et.-. Pur S-anshoro corres- P mdent. when lie relauw a big alligator, li-h or snake story is sure to snrt em- i pl-.ati -all . that 'this is true. n,. 1 ie about The '.V.iniingt.n Stir tills r,f a I ig rir.Iesnake with a grown rabbit in ' t,;s -lem.ai ii w it hoti t a tirn ise or a s-ratob an.l a l ls ' Now this is not one of the ' rdinarv k.nd of snake suiriox. but : .ses.ses the novelty of Ixung entirely reliable Are people in Uie habit of i lying ibont snakes uior. than anything! e Ise 1 f so . w h y '- i.errU l. a Hull.) i'n Monday morning Mr. Henry Hum phrey, hailing from Hay river. Pamlico cunty, sUxvl at the window on the uth side of the ice hous olflce of Watoon iV Daniels, in the alley way lemiing back fnun Middle strex-t east ward, betwoojn 1 N. Kilburn's store and the ice-house. While there in con versation with Measrs. Lewia and Tur ner, a ferix-Knis bull rsme bounding around the east end of Kilburn's store J with a couple ,.f men swung to hfm with j ropn ilr Hunipurey waa pianuing witli tr.s back to the bull, and an aoon an tho bull r uinde.i the corner the men swung to him Igavo the alarm. Mr. Humphrey started f r Middle street but wan too late, the bull picked him up with his horns ui 1 twcd him four or live feet in the air. caU-hing him an ho came down. He wan taken into the ice hous- cilice man almost fainting con d it:, n . her- the appl ioat: n of ice s. .p. cooled bin: . :T until lie oull be re move.!. He i ooiisi, lerabl v hrm-ed. though is hop.-d n. t serious We think it would be a good i 1 i for the hoard f council t.' make some change in the law in regard to landing cattic. They should not be allowed t-' ! rim tiiem thrmigh this allev wav. w-hich cro-es i pub n her.- there is ni pa-snmg. The is has not tune . g. t "i: vicious animal, an w.a- tli iroughf are one oonstantly s. . short that one . f the way of a . pr. fn M' 'nd.ay . A l.lrlr Ki . . few days a . -l,er.:! llahn received a aj :.a- from Vils..i. f r th.e arrest of a n-gro namoii Nei-..n li... it an-ear". stand- md. ted for several high crimen. Th" sherilT siisp.x-t4-! a n-gro who had Im-.mi in the city -ii oral w eeks . and be came -o far s,ati-:io.i t hat he wan tho man that he ui.ide up his mind to amnt him. I "iiiiiig down Middle -treet Kri- lav ira;rnitig. hrn n'ax Ljovick's store on the i ld m.irkot site, the ehenlT aaw Nel-on and begun conversation with loin I y asking w-ln-n lie arrived. As ti..- , oiiver-at ion pr .led the sherilT .1 r- Heart r to Nci- n. and just an he raised ti:- !i w. 1 t grab him Nelson dixlged ur. tor th. -h. rnT's arm and dashed iiT, turning the corner at Kil burn's xtore. jumping walls, panso,! tbr mgii tin back yard of the Canton 11 hi--, ut b th" Cotton Kaehange. up i'r.iv.-ii s..r,.,t to s.,utb l'ront. down fv.uth br c:t ' K ist Front, when his pursuer- 1 -igbl iii'n When he n.ade h: d i-ii tie -heri:T ma le a da.-li to.,, and iva-giining iii lorn until b- I. a hed went oi er t he I ii r-u it . and , act f -, al II, g f Pel l.L-'ell I.. d I si.. ,t Put ti..- negro ig:. I P. k l a k -h. r i :T had ic r t i . i . - h wl t h the i.gi ' ' Ll House il,,- r. ' t. r him if he d id not ,;. ; -t pt."l j-.-t : !.g and 1 ,-o v, r t iiat ' :, I ; -1 1 v! i lie'. well foil e . i,- . it - 'I r w.e. i.- ::,.. f r : . 1.,-h e l tbr. .iign th. i i. i ,.u-i nil u-" i ut l. b the a.ial.tag. ed loWIl SilUlll : r i ' i i th" corner . v.. i ! ut for ti.- .: 1 1- 1 1 ; I :.. ' lo -t fariii. f i r -a igl.t- ii, -...-'. : r l , i . r --.- .n froight ,:k t ...-u.i.il !i th i- . . , Ul L I 1 lfc of Hm1U 1) Oill UK. Mr -v-)! H.i i- Tr:i!. : - r A i'. ' I i . '. v. . ' ' . i : . :. . ':...-!.: ,!. t i. r i .v i. i; w.i-.: t M . M i. i. i . Mr. H -,.;. " i ' : N'--i ' r :. I'Hin.i.- n.. . :i. ' I: '. . ' i : ml . I ii. J ). in .i r k . '1. n i ; A -"itii u -. -;i t '. ' - 'A . iTr-. rain con tor f K.u-t- ri. '.ir . .:. .. I nrr thousan.ls f t "i-ii, .- .: . .r:i in;., ir. -ir i ..v-t. s i. -. i.i . : t ::: .: : " ' : ' : - ri : . - u, -i . . i ' . . k , : - 1 1 . -; . v :,rv airiti.K''i;, ' tl,' i.i; ir.t-i; i.t1 w ii. I. i - i ' i . ' ' i ' ill T N--A- V. r:. .- I-.:. .:.".: - ' : : ' I hi- i rn T--..-,!n Mr. T A ' . ui- N'-iim id , if t. k : i . i M r- f r . j in. -i. t!.; , iu:i,, ;:. ti. f i. -r. T. A 1 Ir- . v. .ii 1 I !..;i,i. ,-, .tt.in f ir:n. ! - icr. Mr fitch th at 1 in d;e fuih th and Mr Mead which fidh.we.1 ably ri'acli live Allen s , .tt. ii i A - 11,.: cabbag l.undr tb.it Mr th- thud on tl ,e same I .nd . beans b. t w o. n I In p. I 'n in, I ti. Ctt , -11 ill tie' p.-i 1 A l!:, not l.x.king i. ear - ' w . .in neigh horn. ireei. ..t ! Mead- ... t - b demonstrates lie f, t that tbr.- r. -can bo suc -e.-sfully m i ie n 1 ir. 1 u, th in v ic i n it v L'rivmg into Mr i.r.-.n- farm we were surprined to rind -uch magn.liceiit corn which is growing uj,n land that prixluced eighty barrel ,.f Hitat"vi to the acre last spring. He has a rich bot tom extending through the farm where the tl iti Ie- are being put m lirst-cla.-m order, and uinler tie -ui- r.ntendence of Mr. J. D. I.aHi-.pie, a man of con siderable push, lick" are tx'ing put m for another crop. Here we hail the pleasure of seeing a lot of thrifty, slick -hoatn. a yard full of chickens and ducks, a patent hen - nost and every thing hav mg the apps-aran. e , .f a w .-11 to-do. thrifty farmer Mr. risdale's corn -Ahi'di foil ovtsl potat'Xiis is also fint'. hi- cotton is not so g,xd an Mesr. (ireen and Meadow- s. The cott-n crop in thisimmodi.it vicin ity has been rather (xxir for tw o eirs pant, but this year it bids fair lo make a full crop. It is a pleasure to visit these growing r.'px. and w.- expect to go ag a i n . Senator llimom On Mnrtaclns- John K French in his first "Reminis cences of Famous Americans'' in the North American .', :-ii.'r gets r-IT" the following on Senator Ransom. Senator Ivansom came out of the w ar not only with shattered health, but. like most of the otllcers of the Confederacy, with shattered fortune as well He had aline plantation on Roanoke river, one of the tjeft in the con ntry . an t. with a large family grow ing an. ut him. the general wa- naturally anxious to reta.ii the old home with ad its fields intact This was not ea-y. with the i irruir. stances surrounding th.e man. us w ell an the entire Smthern country in the years immediately following the war. but the alTix-tionate father. Is. king into the anxious faces of his wife and chil dren, determined to make the attempt. My reader- may In- glad t" know that lo' succeeded. Su, . s,- wan only .i through vigilant and untiring o:T irt Mortgage on crop and held had to be often repented hef to tii,. grand proper ty wns lifttxl of all encumbrance r-en.ator Ransoni ha.- a -on named .bweph. who d,s- not in any large meiisure inherit tiie rare -u.iitv of hi father. but he ;s a . ry -eiisihle al though a frank-spoken t . y, and. a- w ill be seen, he was not a dad "li-i-rvi i of his father's oxp,dients in s.i ing the old homestead. It was a few- da- after the general's second fiction to the Senate, and some of the g, - h! matrons of the neighborhood w , r. ntertaiiual by Mrs. Ransom at tea. At the table. Mrs. Smith wan er profuse in i.i r ex pressions of friend 1 admiration ' ti.e general, and of the gn at delight . i d! the neighbors at his -hots- and she added the hope, as w ell a- e x --tat i"n . that senif ilay they would have .oi-.l-ioii to rejoice over hi- higher triumphs, even hi election to ti e White H hi-'-. Joeeph. who hud reman. ed -il-i,t up to thiH time, conoluded. up n i n . , r ; n g the last remark, that !..s pi i ' n. tin Ii i logue had been reached ' 1 thought. Mrs. Smith, that - i : vo' i i e i e a friend of my fat her - i i r t 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 o-e p h 1 1 1 " ! , , , .u a.-k that ; n.-st i, u ' Whv. I b.ii t nr. i r -' . t r : : i marked" the lad. h.-w iv.v r. al fr.. :i ! of niv father c.i,l 1 w mt him in th White 1 1'lis,. f, ,r if ii.- w. r- tl,.-f " I h I.i llln: lt. ad lei Hi. Tall I n. .1. . The Nt use and Trei.t K. r ..n.l . it ' ,,inpaiiy i- building at !P'i-l, n un lor the -us:riisionof i',ipt. ,1 M. White, a that bo.it 7 f . i t 1 i .: .: , I P f t . w id ... de-Igtied f- .'.riW. With to hllloil' 1 bales of cott.n !. i 'g! '. 't-'.-r tw I -im'l.i- Tin- boat 1- intended t. -. rv- as a feeder to the -teatller- f the , in pany . fr-'iii Kin-t. n an 1 the ip : Neu-e wlu iiioir the w i'.rn i. i t I 'll t.' ll llllit f t h e 1 I pa-- 1 ' g l ' i ' '- i' i u 1 1: a 1 'on o :. ". n a r p. .i n t - I - ' v apt White i- ic. .kt! g fdl -in ,',. menu, f r .!. ' . i : ,, 1 1 1 n ' !'- .'(.! -i: . I - detel 111 1 ne, i n i I ' ' i- 'l'llll, i at" ll.t hu-. : - ' w h; b w o ar" gla,l f kl;.o - : . - : -. i-. ". I ! : :- i ft w i 1 ' ' .-T o -i-t ill i- il. x hi- -: a r - 1 , , 1 h i r : t i k n g : r t o y. 1 1 : Vol i id. nt in 1 .. fr . :. l : i I I g . ir I'.li-e I h Swansboro Item9 H ill'll: h -ll III . 11 r 1 . v 1, M n- -ti k rinti'ii J i,: : '.M'' V. nr. 1 . f ri .in lit r. ' N - a i..ti!r .-. : i r-l; . Vr ! .' ! ;iir, r . f .. I --: ! !i. 1 1 1 - i : -r: ' 1 1 J . : i i . n . v- 1 1 n ;im . n v tri mil! 1 . . ; v ' t r i 1 1 . . i 1 1 : . i k r.- :i I u ; i .'. r-;. . I . r. . : i - !. lia- .: ; i i;t .Inn t . ('in :.ik.- :.:.rf ( Well. ;t we I .n 't r. a - in t -a l-.:it will 1,,.,-oni- .-f ,f r '! : . r , :. . .1 i,-.,, i i..- f i -..-k i -it li i- r. .- - r. i n.l r: . M m!:i !.. T t r . ..f ..j r.-rnl.. r :..f.M-. .it.il I r.-ok m In- I ,t .: in i.ri.-st i :i thi n nzi l...r- i.. -1 r : 1 1 . k r -i. hHrti'i---.--. -i.'ulTv ... i - : i i 1 1 1 . .: j r -ir.i.i.-.i : 1 1 o, 1 1 1 1 - r . i this j d;ift ii.:n. n.-i "ii ilu- "'t.:i r l.i.-l Suii'lav of ti.i- ni- nlh. whn h is ho :oh d;iv Sov- ri! n.u.i-ri-.'i. i . r M st f:i r- :i . x tH-.-t-d to as.-it i 'i; r ii.i- are done fodder, and - .'i.e ..re picking "nlln ii. Mrs. N.uio 11 it-- il ,,n I Dick Ward ha-.e been fi k". .ng :" r a week I'otton IiH,k-s ni,- all ir iin.: but we are afraid it i- opening : - to turn out "ill. Talk i.hotit vour big -nakes. nu- i;,,p 'd I.e. in ..nd luck Warl-xiv "iotii hoe.ci-o .t t..k bot'n - killed the large-; r at t le-Iiiik thir w e-k that w as ..ver n th is conn try we reckon . he was er 7 feet long arid was 12 inches in . renin fori nee . all the same sice around :" i i f"it. w ith nothing in h.-u to - -a i 11 h nil ait . '.Villi.. Matt... k.- an i I'ui.. 'A ard lUgi,' Saturday night nrr Jno tine ninlleti. ho-ide a large quantity -!' th- r kinds of !i-h. Mullets. '.; in. -;. -. - .1- f I 1 . per doen. h.io-h.h. -p. is ' ' 'k' ill- piniish, i ro.akers per.'h.t tc - 11 ' r " an I Inc. p( r do. , clam- 2'o ::l i-iioi. crabs lic. ierhundred. and i r t i. . i. g - in proport n m . "i :-.t, rs are eoming and going Frank i. .rn; -. n r . and wife from Uieh liin i- u. re down tins week. Frhrk is our w . rthy county school ,-u jierintend . :.: h.d. Street. Ksi j . . and family are . low i. from Craven county K. H. ilol iand I ron, 1 vl Inks vil le. and inoilit r an in town Mr. Albrittoii. from Wayne -mty. w-t believe, in town.be -ems : "' a kind ,,f Iuwvit. from Ins ualk: i iTother. we believe, ,,f pr. K H 1 - iint - w ife i;-vival at iueen"s creek ended today w .th "' accesions to the church arid a large number of penitents, conducted by Revds. Mesnrij. Dixon of Carteret, and Futrell.our circuit preacher. NS'e wa re out one or two daya and heard a . g.xid sermon by Mr. Dixon from John V and fly. . "Wilt thou be made whole. " ! The church at tueen creek has been undergoing some repairs, new- . benches, inn rostrum and alter with other things added, makes a new ap-; pear.ance to the already pretty church, i Mr. JHenry Willis wan the workman. I and lie did his work as becoming one who understiiod his business. Henry is finishing olT a house for Ceo. Kellam. The trial spoken of last week of State 1 vs. c. W. Ward, didn't come olT last : Saturday an stated, trial put of! on ac- I count of absence of plaintiff 's witness! till yesterday. Cane came up before II-,; Watson, when evidence showed; that th.e warrant was wroDgly served or gotten up. but tho Justice couldn't see ; it in that light and started on with the ' trial, defendant then objected to this .1 ust ice trying the cane ; cane turued over J to F-sq Hen Ward for trial next Tuee- ' day, ','"ith lnst. Then defendant took the court with a warrant for faliar im prisonment and tiound him for trial also : on the 2oth inst. "What a time! one -aid. w hoever heard the like, the pris-i oner breaking up the court-and arrest- i ing the judge. Ceorge D. says he was apjxunted J. P. by Hot. Scales, but he; shall never qualify now, as this way of j prisoners arresting tile judges don't suit I ienrge. - - - I Jones County Items. The fall session of Prof. Mewp-rn's s.-in x .1 at Trenton will commence the tirst Monday in September. i Thedr -pell continues with us. Our cr .ris aro sufTering severely. C. tton and j.'iing corn are nearly ruined. 1 l 'arn that Mr. Andrews, the con tra tor. will be ready to raise the frame of the Ppise .pikl church at TrentvP. on. Tuesday r.t'xt. j We think that the county authorities j ought to plant out shade trees around tho court house at Trenton, as the sun. j when it broils down upon the house. 1 pirticularly when the thermometer is at is anything but comfortable. We learn that the Rev. U. IP Whita-' ker is to assist the Uev. A. P. Hetts in a meeting at Pee's Chapel the second week m September and is to Iticture on ' temperance at Trenton. Lee's Chapel, i 1 ', .I loksv i He and perhaps other points in the o,,unt. during his visit, which will be a rir. treat to the peo le if Jof.eS Paring t !:- pa-t w eek we had ci u rt in done, o, unty. We had quite n calm ; time. I noticed but very little ii runk- .-nost- during the w hole w-eek. Trenton, f .: -ome eau-e. can boast of a. yiietl . : l i ai d a- -nl'i i a crowd as any little t an in tii,- State Ignite a change m ta. ear- we ari glad t it. May it l"iig continue s,, . Wo learn that .Mr. Wind, Id In. banks ha 1 1 he mi-lortu ne to get the dwelling in w hi -h be resided burned a few days , ago be -in-, ei .led in saving nearly every thing having lost 5fo'J worth. The family wo re all g .ne on a visit lo some of their relatives, and had it not been for his neighbors, w ould lost every thing m the house. Sups-eil to be the w ork of an inc. i. ii .ry. The house, belonged to Mr !.. Ward, who has sustained some !.. iii y 1..--1- by lire during tho last 11 i .-,ii - h.tving had ' hou-es destroyed by .Kgreg.itmg in value about threvP f, '. 1 liars. 1 :. tic in our county that most of tli" ,'rniiir, ii- con i.'ted are the young in - I. and !' ;, - who have had t he ad vil n t i.-. - f ur -eiiools. Can it In. i issiLlo that a Pittie b arnmg is a dan.gerou t Png ' P" -o we ought to strivt to give th. n, -u dh n-nt learning t" say in! . . i r n tin, right w iv if -in ::..: can be ' ,l..n... '1 !. n. : iii . riiiiniali are tiie c.-l- : i ; p'.o wi. are continual .y liling ;r n. - w :; . -tand ch irged tno-tly .. .tl. 1 ir . i. . murder, o-rgers-. .rnica i . 1 . . . i i Pi!'. y IP m,' ,, the mi ; . :. I : :!. .i t. .i. : n-r- in.l p ir :g 1 : : id i 1 . k -trot .1 n f : . i i . a:. 1 t. a, n ti.oiu thai t,,.,, both at an 1 at i.onie tie ir full lull in moral. t . aUo that eery ninn -bouM in, a living i.y tie' -woat ( bis j,r ,w. I ni. i tne ph'a.-'ire "f nit'eting at .: i.t :. i. Saturilay l.g-t Mr Julian i ' . 1 r ii i i a- v i-i ting r-dat . e- I : ; '. o , 1 i . : : : , n - h. ot i ng aliigat r - .' : th.t ' .cansl, ro item o-r re-p.;'-.: f : . :.:::, b.-r c .rrectly . that he : . : k . . 1 ': ut ..- : the sla ep and i:t . i.- u. ,1 i. : -av whether , i n t i . ti..-;:. : : other- to l:-s... ;. p . - .. 1 : o, p, r-, : , - 'a I ,o k :ioi a , . al ,,,i 1 1 C k.-.'I- tl. It wio ll they get i.uIlgIN I . o Alii I , ! . '. he I U -el '. f- W It ll 1 lglll W oo, 1 k tl t - et sotllf t OUT people Wh.l H o i t 1. .uaiuted w iih their habi -,.iin i.it : t lb.- itemi -er 's - .lenient . - : , . ! , i '.' 1 1 , g a g r , , ii' 1 1 -hoe . : n 1 1 1 in . it '!.- ' ng' t l" re.-oli, ,-t that lo h id -a i a loggerhead turtle nd that : .t g-.it r h .d bad a tiui.- of it w lib . o : . . ,i . n g ; mehmg and .llieiilg . : . 1 : . r i : .- ' 1 1 h i :g' 1 1 a p.n at u - . :. ,v '.:'.' :n pie. I t,. si. .. i i u a ,.'.:.-: - h k I. - - :. - it . : Pi 1 t-t .i i i, i ; r r. .'... . .:r -. i it, i br, light P f-.ro Ju-t. ' ---..:., i . . r g- i 'a it 1 . or. to ri n g ' 1 ... , Pi ' i , . : M. --i.'.to. wl . lo-i i,l :,: ut : . nt, u. 1 !e..r- that ! -tW'-.'t hll". 1 ..! 1 a -a ,n- I 1 t l 1 t . 11. tie ' re nn ,1 .i t 1 " 1, -t.i.fr . i. lo t Mar: t o-at Io-: I ' ' 1 - , 1 Duck Crock If.nis. on,:, u , , I Son,,. i .. i: i !- io i .i , . . . Pr M i. . . ... ii. w ,; . ,'. .; . -i i 1 w : V W M , : , , , ; . i ' i uch Ion,- M rn- ;v. : ti .i k::-- ar -or 1 Ml Coin. 1: : 1 1 a. : a , i . ; , . , . . put i' ui 1. : . n. i. s i :i i , , . : ; . i - . , i i I i 'A ,11 be I I . 1 I ,ll "IT i I . K no r- - . . . :i. ' i . iiii,iri, ,l i : : i : i , i : :- 1 1 , r.-, to ! :, i.ki 'oil 1 II ' ! . i I ' 1 1 I , 1 1 ' , g a , i i ','U.te l 1 Oi 1 i" Coing ho';,. y, M f r ightei,. . 1 hi 1 f . g Alto rm, niv.iv n . ,n , , i , ; i , : ;! ing lin,- i e g. .1 r- and I ngg broke 111-1 pel - 111 U. some O.i-t r- .- , i . r w h, w ,i- , 1 1 1 1 v ' o r- l the m Till, i, ,d ie "- r .i. :; they w , ..... ,m Atig.j-t d.-i i il' W a.-ked 1. , Spei 1 ; ( . , tin.- way . "' 1 i -g i; - : .i t hem rn w - n I as - 1 1 ' " Yes o ,n r . " i I i -I, in ,.. .:,ng , :, i: g-. of i ptai :. I , i i c i g i in : . .on the ( 'aro:. I.., o. a-t in- t-!,---i ,n .- ..'i.oiii' to nnproie N. w i:v r I: 1 1 i- r: rai i ted it moan- t r in-p,,rt.i: . u f. r u- We -t il 1 h op.- t hut N oi p. -1 1 1 . , 'a ill . 1 . -oine-thing , r that tin- A .V N. o w . 1 . run a 1 ran- down i -. .- r Mil. Ill Fl V ill .! ,IS i in p Oil i it. nil. a I I . ii a -i ri. iii. 1 he ;..-t 1 .eg i -1 nt r . . i. ; i Pu tin .e J..r the red , 1 ; , pi i, ,; i , l , 1 1 -, land beret, if".-,' .-old I o; i , , . ,.n I .o i rli.i.nl by the suite until tl... m-t da ,.f .l.inu ary. P-',. Any poi-..n ii w land ha been -old a- aforesaid, upon pa ing on or before s.a.d day to the hoard of i'i-iii-mi-sioneis of the county in which said land i- situate all taxes, costs and charge-on -aid ian P t..j..ther w ith ten per centum additional therein, and also all ,-u -h taxes tl- would have been due upon -aid 1 iinl- if no -ueh -ale hud been made, is authoriod to redeem -aid lands within the period aforesaid. N . part of the m i extending the lime f.u redemption-hall ho construed to pass title to said land- ut of the tate until tho same -ball have been redeemed as pro vided in the act. After the tir.-t day of January, lv-fi. the chairman of the board of county commissioners of counties in which the State claims title by deed to any such lands, not redeemed as provided in the act. is to bring (under instructions from the Secretary of State) action for the recovery of the same. Such action shall be brought in the name and at the es pouse of the State. In all such actions the defendant . before he shall be per mitted to plead, answer or demur, shall pay into the oShce of the clerk of the PUiorior Court the full amount, all the taxes, costs and charges du on the lands sued for. together with twenty live per centum in addition thereto, aud such sum of money shall immediately be forwarded to tho Secretary of State, and the defendant shall nUo execute and file nn undertaking with sullicicnt surety in an amount io bo fixed by the court, not less than two hundred dol lars, txj b. paid upon condition that the defendant piy to the State all such costs and expenses as the State may recover in the action. Tho sherilf 's deed to the State is con clusive evidence that the sale of land was made in compliance with the re quirements of law. A person not a party to the action, hut claiming an in terest in the lands sued for. can be brought in as a party defendant. The court is authorized to dismiss the action whenever any person -hall lender to the secretary of State, or his agent or attorney, th." full amount of the taxes, costs and charges due on tin- land sued, with such a per c. mum m addition thereto as the couit may deem just, to gether with the cn-p ,,f the action, and a reasonable allowance to the attorney of the State, lo he hxed bv the court. not exceeding twenty dollars in any one action. As persons j iireha-n.g r, al e-tat de sire straight tub the! '-l... it is P he hoped that steps w.il be taken at once to haif the large number of deeds ,.f this character in Wake , mcell.-d. It will be seen from the rigid no; thai a sherilfs deed is at i. ,a.-t a costly en cumbrance, ii"! w ithr-tand i ng 'be de batable . ue si i n of ti,o Stab' - ...iiiii ing good tub Th.o,, deed- an regis tered, and III oi t the , . of ll:,-,- o ,;t al ist searching the , unty iv .r .P --P"r inn ' '- i o. - II I II I M I ( h 10 ItliAM'. Ail I ii t e re 1 1 ii it it i' ni i ii l.M' in o ol tile 4 lll(Uo,o ( i n c ii ! I . ii ol ISso. p..-: Aug. '.' A biter from Au gusta about Mr. I Pine - jn.-t electinll political inilueno.. :nd th" local l'ost masterslnp o,,nta:ns al-,, a reminiscence that is new and intere-ung A gentle man not long .igo a-ked b .ji I'linii i-on w hy it wa- ih it in ii.-- i h i.-ago Con .-n-tioii in 1 - Vl i ll.e 1 ran t men 1 o 1 n.,l th ro w their strength for i-oiin in c pt.ibl.- n.nn when they found that V , r- was no hope for their f.u onto. "Well. I ll I' ll you w hy. - nd the Senator. ll" -ml that in tie- early summer of l-'-'ih. and Mr-. ' 'ameroii mad" a liipto the White Mountains. Retu rn in g to tl i , hotel fi,,m a walk one day. the Senator wa- Pio-a n b Ins wife a telegram i'r..m Mrs. I'd one inviting them t- -.lit A i. gu-tu. "Ah u to i- r t lo- : I euii,-: m e l think that will ':,... .. be po-t p, ,ie,p " is as his romai k Put 1 ..:: ! pli.-l th .- i. w ill com. . - aid M - ' -iui- ion m:. . , nlly. and to- t i S. i . : P- o , .i , .t . : n o i ,i . i'nerti w a - le 1 1 1 for it . 1 ut i '..iii eron in id.- a i oo i,, himselt that not a word concerning P'-Cti -s should scujh his lip- during i.i- i.-it. I P- i-it u us a pleasant "i,, . , ,f eourse. Mr. I'liiu-er-.n w a- Ink i n t - - -1 1 r. w iih his ho-t . The subj -ot ,-f lb-- a iproit-b i ng -..nveii-ti. n w a- bio-iehi I mid Mr. 1 ;ia ine asked C Itlier - Ti 1--P' w a - 111- --eei-lid choio,, Th" Sen at a i .-ph.-d Pet 1,.- bed none, that In- -I, .b! -tand 1 Ir.tiu to tin tie!. TP r: I IP ; no '. m In- w..ik..,n-l tinalii - a ','ee.I, d m oht.iining the ! 1 rM; , i .. 1 1 , it it i i inn . ! i n . t p i n : ihi- I ,-r-;ll,v t:T,, ,'.o.i:;i, "--""'' t" -ii,I,rtn;s oiiotho.' i.oi-. ! lo n. to th, aina ,'on io! ,t , ,1 1 1 ,. - . ,t i ,,, i -. I ' . 1 1 1 1 i , , 1 1 w : obi i e.l t aim- ti ii ' (hit I r. ah i . .:,n-t ! :- PI " I'll' n 1. t - -'l- l, hi Cl ;l ' -uli '- i.klin..-. V. ,tl, ,11 n:i lo i: i -1 r n ..n-l tlo-k !' 1 f a I .-I. 'An i ;h it a- ho tini b"-l - -i' .t p on - tie- I, at I. it'll . i . .in. .n k n '-i - ,i 1 n iii!, 1 u en t ie ri i . i - , n : . -. i o; I 1, k- l ii ho h in- lb- that .. i it- - 1 1 1 1 ie ii , ,rk : ,,- .1 ,., Th. ro P I , 1. 1 i ,, 'i-l- ami !- l, :; i.i. with I'.-.oi.t. I - 1 a 1 1 1 1 - ! i - ii lib thr. . 1. il. : , I I I I l . e ; i no I i o 1 1 -t. -a .:.o . in an in-. ini-nt Mr tt t- h. in. i.no !.-;-. 1 bit ,:u- f , r o k o M : : f ti -t- t -n '.'- il 1 1 1 : t . - ' i.-i. i - : Pr. . I air n. r. P o i ' P o : ,i - : the tin:, : i'.. "i .. - .,. b ,i.i. - 1. ii i 1 it---.-. P ; : . , : 1 1 i 11. t,i k. 1.1 Si I id i t. ... . , . . or . w i,..,. , i .i NKUS HV tIl, Aug. J! --Th- :e Were! ' : - f r. i i 1 1. iku- a d u ring ! i '- .-I'.t v-t: I .-' mViir ' ..:,h.:-. St.,:'l '. i .- ii-i . i i,r .ughout .-'....'ill -,h.l. .' t ! ". 1 " 1 lie w ii. 1- r i e. j , deaths. I ur . 1 hour.- ' lid'"! at midnight : new -a os and 'J deaths rtod :;. i'v. and 1 1? new 1 d- i:ti:- u. province nut- . C 1 . .g M McMul- eiiinan 1 1 '. l.-'g tnirty mile' east was arii-t'd yesterday for '. i '::! .n f i . ii rig to remove i -i ra re of ! c. in: f'-Io i i -1. , n '. : "g i..y !..-. -. n " '''" acres mi-ri: : n: !. MoMull n. made ai 1 1 ir-hr.i. and wa shot eg .y tl M i ug i : v m:. -Ti.e Karl of De e uij . nfer to ten of tiie.r demand for a .-nt m rents. The tomorrow whether leC id'. A defense fund is i, ii excitement pr-e- '".i.i -Pig '' The remains of sir ! wi bur:., pers. din--, to go m.'ii u four.. dtlto wis . N'orr- r .n. :.- ilmcks. eT-Cabinet Minister. ! lied i,.st night of small-pox . were ; d a ::hin twelve hours. The only ri pre.-or.t was his son. During his I - the doctor would allow no one ' rn-ar him. The disease being of a : tnant type no undertaker could be i in the city to perform the last This morning grand high mass elebrated at St. Roche's altar in t Pame Church invoking the1 g.-.'v to grant a cessation 'if the pox epidemi '. 'Nv i. August LP The village of eck in Tyrol, has been destroyed -. August pg. The cholera n this mty. Thirty local -infected There were 140 he disease here vesterdav. 1" lil'.Cg - are now tii- from It .'it-. 1 T A : .as.-,! :n ' Mlgust , bra 1 tar. August -The cholera M -Several ac - ,,; ch i, era are reportoU in V.-inti-migiia. near Nice, in Italy. Thirty persons died of tiie cholera in this eitv during the past night. M vi ugust gC. -Yesterday 4. 4Sa new use.- .f chiil,..-a ami 1.441 deaths froic. til" d:-ta-e were reported through out spaiti ib'tnrns for the populous pro in -e of Navarre, however, are still incomplete. King Alfonso has donated ','. unt'i to the Cranada cholera fund. Money is badlv needed at this rdace. M.'.orip. Aug. OP The number of now eases of cholera in Spain yesterday was .pile deaths pope. Marseilles. Aug. J4. There have been lib deaths from cholera here du ring the past tw-o davs. Tot i.i in. Aug. '-'4. Fifty persons have died here during the past forty-eight hours from cholera. Marpkilles. August g4. NnO.v. The cholera is perceptibly increasing here every hour and the situation is al ready alarming. Within the past forty eight hours 200 new cases have been admitted to the Pharos hospital, and during the same period gOO deaths from that disease have been reported within the city limits, besides i"0 in the southern subu rbs. Fxcellenl Interest Rules. The answ er in each case being in cents, separate the two right hand figures of the answer to express in dollars and cents. Four per cent Multiply the principal by the number of days to run. Separate right hand figure from the product and divide by nine. Five per cent Multiply by number of days and divide by seventy-two. Six per cent Multiply by number of day--, separate right hand figure and divitle by six. Eight per cent Multiply by number of days and divide by forty-five. Nine per cent Multiply by number of days, separate right hand ligure and divide by four. Ten per cent Multiply by number of days and divide by thirty-five. Tsvelve per cent. Multiply by num ber of tlays. separate right hand figure and Jivide by three. To find the time in which a sum of money will double itself at a certain rate of interest, divide seventy-two by the rate of interest, and the result will be the number of years. For example, at four per cent money will double in eighteen years; at eight per cent it doubles in nine years. This rule is cor rect to within a fraction of a year for all rates from three per cent upward Wo are indebted for this to Mr. Fack !er. the well known actuary. Montreal 11 a I. IMaln Questions. Mythical ideas are fanning the public brow- with the breath of prejudice, igno rance and humbuggery. Have you the remotest idea that your scrofula was created by the use cf potash and mer cury'.' No matter what the cause, B. B. is the peer of all other remedies. Do you presume that your troublesome catarrh is the result of mineral poisoning- H. H. h. is the quickest remedy. Aro your chronic ulcers and boils and sores the result of potash and mercury? Medical gentlemen will not tell you so, but I!. B. Ii. is the only sovereign rem edy. Were your terrible kidney troubles created by mineral poisoning' Not a bit of it. but B. B. B. has proven to be a reliable remedy. Aro your skin disease.-, your eczema, dry tetter, etc., the eiT'-i ; of too much potash and mercury? Th.- medical profession are the best judge-, and they say nay, but B. B B. mak"s more pronounced cures than all other preparations combined. For sale wholesale and retail byR. N. Duffy-. Cash to accompany the order. DIED. on the -4th instant, at the Suddenly Home- .: daughfoi ia-V.ui-. u-r parents, Ina P. Gaskins, f Wm. S. and Elizabeth II. the third vear of her age. i i,, St. P. 'ha-. Mr hab-i .n the tlir, .- Tuesday morning. Aug. Pith, at ln-,o. Ala.. W. l. Toler. son of Tolor. of Swift Creek. Toler left this city in 'l'i for ma. where be has been engaged turpentine business, and leaves -mall, motherless children to mourn In- loss, also an aged father and inotii r and sisters -'en ! . r twelve veai whom he has not COMMERCIAL. Ji.i:.na;. -)ffi.-E- Au. 6 P. M. v; : y i . , , . Au. v. . . itit-'-r. '.-WnUr. .iiiuarv. ; t- iiit".-i , v,,..t. -;. iv: M. i iiin P Vl'i I."W Mllijij y y. ', . , )r,hnary '. V;.: '..' 1 P-r: i mark, t 'jun-t. m Low Mi.PUini: - : P-.''.. I IKIM K HT If Tl 1 H K K f i ! i ' . i I . -K--r"-.'i.o -! .' o-i. . Tcur!:NTiNF--lI-.r.i. -iip. : Poi-i-W AX 'Jo.', p--r i I. ' Hit-r-i n foot. '.'. to 7c. " ; vr:;v 1 1 am- P-'c per lb. . P u:b Uv. I"T It.. P-..-;-: 1 per liozon. I 1-Pi ! -! i p. .UKI-..-, jior poimi 1'f.aM't r V. per bushi'l. ; FoI'r.F.K 7"'.'.:.-'. '.'-'j piT liun.lro.l ; i 1m ,- i $: "o ;,. r l o-h'-: !'::-..: IPs- - ! Illt'ES 1 TV. '."e. . ftl-een .V p i. :: - -"-'PJ", i- r bu.-be! '-. i-; -- :..:,. i nor bu-lioi T l-:.' 'W V. ;..-r lb. 't-:t. 'r;:--.'.'.- Crown. 1C'ai"o. -prinit M;-.-L '"" . pt-r bii-h.-'i. ' -. : t.-. p'-r bti-hoi T :.-;!'---" ' ...r btir-hol SV t - " ap p-T pouii'l i -. i ; kk.-,.t. - ..-.,. i - - V, -t I tnt ia. .In i I an- i ; . . : . " " in'.. , ; . Ibiil-im. ! . - . ;' -ai 1 .',,' p. r M wit-.i.ka1.i: Pi--!' 1- :-'.".v Mr.ss I' 'iiv.?'. ' .. v I.T kf-.'.'.ik . 1 " -T -a' ic M .I.A-o-K- AMI -l:VV---JI';l- sQ)UE Absolutely Pure. Th 1b pow Jer never varieR. A marvel of eurity. RtrMifftli, and wholesomenesH. More poonomica tlum the ordinary kinds, and can not be sold in rorn petition with the m nltitudc of low test, Khort weight, alum or phosphate powdorn. Sold only in cunt. Royal Baking P.'WDkK Co.. Vm Wali-et.. N. V uo i-lvdw k STATEMENT ' - - j I OF FACTS FOR TIIE IUltl-IC TO COXSIUEIi. il.AM i mill l-atl -- k." I typhoid :ovo in my r.ght rn. ." s :i. r r.-ni n -ove'v and long spell ot -. i diM-uvdt-d thai it had set 1 1 etl ie, whieh swelled loan cnor. -imiiiiing so quite ihrce years. ren:: in; ail treatment A small ulcer riiiMlly made Its appearance a ti it Iv- above thr ankle which ro fused to heal tn any and all ox tor mil application an.l tho use of Mir most n.'iod Mood poison remodi r. I'm uifor continued t i-marge, frotioiitlv di-srliarsiln?, perhaps, as mii'-h as a cupful of pus or matter per Jay. Tho sj.o of the uleer was about two inches in diameter, extending to a dpth near the bono. At one time it ap peared that the JleBh In all contiguous parts would surely become a running sore, as Its peculiarly tlabby, spotted and unhealthy condition clearly indicated, and it was inti mated that I might lose my leg. My condi tion became fo critical, and the ulcer en birgi ng so rapidly, wo sent for 1 r. .1. I. I.'roineoole, who made a thon ugh examina tion, and satd that the flesh on my leg for Hlx nu'liee around the sore would soon slough oil if not remedied: that I must commence the use of IJ. B. i. I acted according V lits instructions, and after uslnt: the second bottle the ulcer looked fresh and healthy and commenced healing. I continued the use of H. U. B.t and to the great astonishment and satisfaction of my self and fi iends, tiie uloor continued to heal rapidly, and is now entirely well, and Tarn attending to my business at W. H. Drother ton a store. I refer to W. II. Brotherton, W. H. Cone. Major P. A 0ok. Dr. Tark, Pr. J. I,. Plnson an il oUhts of Allan ta W. M. CIIE-HIKR Kor sale wholesale and retail hy K. N. Dl'KKY. (.'ash to aoonip-any the on lor. 5 S I F F E R ING WOMEN ! Read what the Great Method ist Divine and Eminent Physician Says of Dr. J. BRADFIELD'S Female Regulator. ATLANTA. JA.. Keb. 2ll. IsM. Hi:. .I.;ili:.i'Hr.Ln: Hear Sir Borne fifteen yearfc ago 1 examined the reeliie of Female Regulator, ami carefully studied authorities In regard to its components, nnd then i,as well as now i pronounced it t be the mi.Bt ucientific and skillful combination of the really reliable remedial vetrota'ilo agents known to science to act directly on the womb and uterine organs, nnd tlio organs and pails Fyrnpathizlng directly with these; and tiicri-fare prov Iding a specillc remedy foi ftii diseases or the womb, and of the adjai cm organs and parts. Yours truly; JKSSK BUK1 NO. M. IP 1'. 1'. Co CAPTIOS : nn Tiie country in flooded it IIH iuaclc losfrums. t-i-utnliiitifr IH.ON nutl other Injurious liifrreillenta. -w-hicli clnlnk to cure everything even FEMALE COM PLAINTS. We ay to you. If you value your life, BEWARE OP ALL. Sl'Cll ! Bradfield's Female Regulator is a pnivly vegetable compound, and in only intended for the FEMALE SEX. Kor their pf-culiar d isesse il is an absolute SPECIFIC ! Si i;il iy ail drutrgists. Send tor our Treat is' no the Health and Happiness "f Woman, ma r.ed f rer which ves all part icnlars. Iui Hi; ni i k i.ii liK;n.A tim. C".. llox Atlanta. a. i rxai.- vvi,olt-s:ilc and K-ta.l by It. IJrrry Ntw I'.erne. N.i". - Valuable Farm for Sale 1,112 ACRESOF LAND, IN JONES COUNTY, Twii miles from a soo.l landing on Trent riv.-r. n nd iynig mi tin- tuakt-r itiiiiyt- riid u.d'oin!im the State lands m Whib ak P'M USUI. ihree hundred and twenty-five acres ttusland are cleared and iH well adaptetl to i production of cotton, rii-e, eorn and pens, and has nine tenant houses on it. It can tw eaM ly divided into rive or six farms, and can I-t- purchased for Six Dollars per acre, one foiit t h rash, the balance on t line. Kor furt hei pa.rTirulars apply at JOl UNAh dKKICK. or ro J p. HAKPEK at t he plantation . whet e t he y; ro wi in; e rop can now be seen. a'Jud w 1 m Aurora Academy, AURORA. N. C. Jo, FALL SKssImN ..! tl,. Sol;..,.l will August 31st, 1885. it. t i'"NNKi; rm. i-i. Mo- K 11 LAM Mu-i. !' 'i.-ht-r. 1 i - ' ami - i in.-, -.-i,,t i -, It. T 1.' ' M- 1 1 1'r .l-i - i'li iiii.lohi-l! Aurora N i'. Trenton High School, TIIENXOIV, . ( . h A 1 , 1 . 1 hit M ..t 1--'. b. urn A I ' I .-I ,t 1 : :i.,..,: Slltit'l l.S' ."NKi"!'A WAX. W. I.. M KWIH 'UN. h ,,;..' - i I 'r' no ) .a 1 St. Clair School, POLLOKSViLLE. . C, A H:j.. -.o..l f..i H.'Vfi a? id t . ,r,-. i'r.--;i;ilitui 'T : i i l-li l i-U lih tin M ; 1 ' ' n ' y i-:e : i, i i 1 ad v ant u:en and .-heap ' :i'- 'p. ns St-pltnber mi to i i 1 1 r c u i a I-; .r.. 1 - -a . :i . ' , ' KINSTON C0LLEGE7 S11SSION lSS"-,vi. . I- lIonda'. Sriit. 7 ill . Ki . 'il i i 1 i I.I - M . M. P n w 1" - l-'i W . HURRUS CO., GRAIN AND COTTON COMMISSION MERCEANTS, ni;v i?i:ki: n. e. (i ASTON HOUSE, ni:y i5i:km:, . c, S: K. STKl'.KT - SON. Proprunors. !l. Ilo 1 1 il o . 1 no r; NEW-BERNE AND f ASLICf ' - Steam TransTDortation. Co'y. rtl MMKIt HCHEDULK OF THE 8TEAMEB ELM CITY t l"i into effect on mid after April 17, 1885 i TuoBdays i Leave New Kerne at 5 e clock, p. m , for 1 Luke lamilinn, stopping at Adams Creek, Vanileinere, stoic-wnll and Bay boro, ar riving hi l.ukiTTLuiitliijg, Wedneatlay, at la o dork , a. in. 1 l.r.rs-.laye lifave l.Hkt Landing for New Berne at t it; o'clock, iii ., mopping al Bayboro, Btoue-u-all, amlemcre and Adams Creek, ar iii liar at New Merne, Fridays. 2 ft. m Ki Id I. I.. " ri ':i.- ni lierm- ut Ti o'cliiok, p. m , for ik.- ! .in.i i in;, si. .;iii im at A iIuiiih ?roek. i ti.ii- iti.-i e, .si.inf.va I i iirul liayporo, r iii.i: io I...!o- l.ninliii. ismurdiiy, 1U nelOfti , n ni. .:nla s 1 eave Luke ljin.l ni; ;,t VI o'clock, m., for New li. Tiie. hiojipiiiK at Buy boro, Htoue wall. Vaiiileniere anil Adams Creek, ar riving' at New- Hei ne, 'g o'clock a.m., Tues days. Hy tli Is skrriinuf nn.-iit nre nlile to make close connection with ih' Norlliem Bte&m-ei-8, also liavlng immI accoiiiiiiHlaUonftloUi for passengers unci freight at very low rotes, ask that the mi'rcliani anil producers along iu line to irlve it thulr cheerful support. Freight rece-iveil uinler cover every day of the week Kor further Information enquire at the of - ce. Koot of Mm lid street. All eooiIk ii i-i'ivt-,1 oniv at our warehouse, font .Mill lie! si n-i t . w. 1'. lit Ulil'-i Co., Anent. New Uerne, N.C Or any of its Afzents at the following places: AHE LKK, Adams Creek, O I. WATSON, Lake Lauding. 1. H. A HHI ITT, Vandemere, ('. ll. KOWLKK, Stonewall, W H. SAWVK11, Kayboro, 8. H. OKAY. 'uiiL'lditwl v General Manager. - Green, Foy & Co., BANKERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS Omri-p RfirTii Front Street, Have riist-Oasa Facilities for transaeting a General Banking Business. Will receive ilepobits subject to check or draft at sight; will buy or Bel Kxehango on New York, rtiilatleipht.aand Halttmore: will make loans on wc!l secured paper, and make liberal ckhh ikdvances on I'otton, Corn, Klce and Naval Stores, and hold on storage or make sale for one commission, either in till mar ket, Norfolk, Baltimore or Sew York, febludwtf Mortgagee's Sale- By virtue of n Mortgage deed executed to me by Mrs. Julia C. Hrjce, recorded in tbe Iteglsler s olilce in New Berne iu book W, page IK 1, I will sell by publlo auction, at the Court House door In New Heme, N. C. on tbe Second Hay of September. A.D. 18K5, the tract, of land adjoining the lands of II. A. Brown and oi hers in Craven rounly, containing Three Thousand Acres, lo satisfy the debt se cured by said Mortthiirc. Terms Cnsli. ii. d. srowB, auCwlt Mortgagee. nor,. 1889. Newbern Academy, Kslalillslipil by an Act or the Legislature of N r.. Vil George III, the Thii'd of No vemtier, 17i. Jtis under llie control of a hoard of twenty-;our trustees. Newbern Graded School (I'nder tho Auspices of 1 be TrDftteea of the Newiiorn Academy.) piiiNorrA t.: I'uok. PRICE: THOMAS. assistants: Pi of. (i?nrpe W. Neal, Prof. D. U Kills, Mrs. A. U. Ferehee, Miss Maria Manly, " Mary Williams, ldrvdiristmn. Miss Haehel lirookfleld, tiaunoh A. Oliver Miss Annie Ohndwiek. NOTICE. The Trust ecs would respectfully call the attention of parents and guardians to the ad vantages ottered for the education of their children nnd wards, at the Newborn Graded School. Durlnp: the last year, a lnrga anrt commo dlouis building h8 been erected, which, with the old building, will furnish accommodation to elpht hundred pupils. Situated In the midst of a heautilul grove.it is surrounded by ample and well kept grounds, thereby of fering comfort and means of recreation to the pupils. Experience lios shown that In securing the services of the present corps of teachers, the trustee have been fortunate in obtaining the services o; those well qualified for theponi lions assigned them. STUDIES. In Die ten effl(!cftare embraced all tbe pr! mary, intermediate and advanced grades of studies, embracing iJUin and (ireefc, and taught from the most approved text books biv in us. (ALISTIIKMCS. (."lasses nre regularly taught lu this beauti ful ami graceful liodily exercise. Allen's System of Book-Keeping Ik tauglit by au expert to the ndvaneed grades, ruFK. Arrangements are being made for teaching vocal and Instrumental music. Po inting and drawing on favorable terms At the last session of tho school, over five hundred pupils were enrolled. Having pc commedaiioti for eight hundred, the trustees are wi I ling anil :in xious to ex tend the benefit of the school to the children of tVaven and the adjoining counties at a very moderate rate of tuition. - (jc.d bnatd can be had in Newbern at vol y low prices. RATES OF Tt'ITION. To white children whose parents are citi zens f t be eity of Newbern, luiton is free. To while children whose parents are not citizens of Newbern, the following charges are rnftdo: Tuition in Primary repay ment J l.tNi per month. Tuition in Intermediate Ik- pa rt ment Tuition n Advanced Unide 1 CA " Iepartinent . School Opens on Monday, September 7th. augll dwtl DEHNIS HOUSE, Swansboro, N. C. Is ojM. n for t he accommodation of the Pablic. Pleasantly .-ll uated front ing the ocean. Koating and ilsbhiL: unsurpassed on the coast "i North I'arolinn. T:ille supplied with the lies! the market MfTortN. y p:iins wit i b-- rspai'ed b make the pmsts C' - n,f' u t a 'de and pleasant, TEKMS JrlonfCUAl'K. Sj . - in 1 I at es In (Hiil!l'S who wish lo v ihll thf Nf-.l-.ti-. If. Im: a Mi.-. I . II. HUM 'NT, jui'1 wif Pi oprietorti. FOR SALE. Kor the purpose of putting in larger raa clntni, l will sdl, lor one-hall Its value. One 8i H. P. Bookwaiter Engine and Boiler, in p i IN K FR ! A S I li 1' i).K rn i; i - I . s. . . r t . oil'.. r-t (iriler, iilniosl jik trooil as new: SIX TV SAW HKOWS;iN ANI KKIil- oi 'i ii kki-; i f i n ; j i: i im ii.i.a iin. u.M- I K.N HDItsr; roWKK knoink ' I'.t il L KR. I In- lioik'i- HiiMiMHil to Up HO .: INK SKVK.NTV SAW KM i IKY GIN; I ;MIN( n.l. COTTON J'ltKSS for l-.K HI'M'ltKli 1 il.l.ARH. . tli i-t-ll tin- lil.nvi imiM-rty. wliU-h ti i n on ih lurin lu'iii Now r.'riH-,si ii;ii-:ite oolhor, - '1'1 I" K. It. POX. ll. im, I u I v t . I mi... II (11 w'2ia ('. '. Kin-:,, CM I'U Kl.l. HAKliY rro-i.lolil . A i I i nu I 'Hr-hi I . I N1. I .!. V - I A . li-.- ri.M.ii ni. Norfolk National Bank. l ) i t.v 1 , -iOO.OOO. N..KI oi.K, Va.. July -7th. Itmr. 1 i,i N'aiiMiml Hunk, w 1 1 1 -1 1 tHllie ..III! N;l-..ii:i! I '.:k 1 1 Iv In N.irlulk, V III opin lir f.iiMi!,,. on Aiious-I l.-t. iinii M.lirils rurrf .im.ik!. li.'.- :u..1 : i-i w li I. i l lliktiks, llHIikiTH. I . .1 j '. .1 .tl . .1 . -.. M '-) . : :;u i (, :m. I I lull VHllials ( iLn llio iii.onir-. ..I o:n. Iui Hllt'iillon to any I '.lIviiioSS, ollloT looi::i ''I ili'llHHl U-. el) I MIS! oil lo lib f.u o 1 1 u :l I Ik- pii i . 1 1 1 -1 1 li. ill :il wiih M!Mlrin-r Pi- 1 it oral! ;n 1. i i o.-.-l. ni with hit Io mul le- oil i mult- I'U! 1 1. 1 rn-'. I . .i o mil ai.. I ..ii,i-:.' 1 m liiiiioo Mill ! i.oimiii Hiul -..i.i. 1 'ui-t i. u l.'i i a I 1 1 in I' .i. 1 1 1 I .. .a lil to ("ollee ! ,. .ii-. a I ii I .l(.oi , - is .i i 'lopl 1 li .io Utal Hi cur i . 1 1 L l al ok ol l ill a nuo. M i ill loo. i-v. -I I : k . 1 1 i 1 tin lilt- tl AllKac J l .. .:. . .! aiali I ui-1 1 ii DIRECTORS. i.i. IMMS.M i W a i k N 1 ' . i '. . i .rami .V Sons. . I i Kl.l-KI- . l ' ..: i i, hi I. s Kt-iil A son. : v I .. i;. .1 si I.I. I-. "I Koiniiri-i' .V ('.. ! wm li u li 1 I I . ..I in;.- ,v i .rn ia n . ' .! A M I s 1 la 1 A I il.-n A I . - 1.1 1 It I- I'. 1 1 KI.! " 'N, ' i' III 1.1. ! I'.. 1 ll 'MAs li. 1 '. l.l.l-.N I ;m. i.. i.h'KM:i.I.i;. i . i wi im m. i : .a i i , u. mi.i.. , sun ' M 1. K! UK. "I I- oo . I- ' lai A (' ; i , I-1 i i.K'.wx ..; i, l-.i.iwii A Son I':,:' . . IO 1 li.l-.SI. KI 1IA oi ) in-, in Kolly .V Co., .Hi, ll : : K : 'S .. I'll! 'oillt Com CORRESPONDENTS. . M 'l ol I,. S 11 A Sou 1 ol k "Hi. m.i. 1 1, H. riiiiiuio!.i, ia. n .:i'..ii... Haul.. ;..M. li. r-r . .. I f TTX A