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THE JOURNAL
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Mr ROB K KT ITROIU. c hmmn,
i ftatasftuil tcllil an.i r.eljjt r.r
rlrUiuUlki JUl KI LL.
Mr. J . A. MsOKK. tt r "iprluxi. n
stHe.r1ss4l rlt for mbicrtpUuiii
la Iks JOCK A I..
Yoi" cia buy r'mt-Cl&M Pianoe nr. i
i ictiiij from u for less money thar.
TOU CAJ) eia hlri.
We ell I'-krr
Bros . StierY t r,ui!
! Piano the Sir, un
i 'orrwv)D ler. e
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Kir.stn N
American ' lrjD
licited. llvsr
fsbU Jim
Kor SL Cms i -iQij
Ms.-b.ice IWi
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Kinaton items
Herbert ui a.! '
Till Tj.".i v
e"tp(Aiu
ihrouacb Kin.4t.ui
J
eoaatT courv
Quite a er-re than i-r il.'iii, ifom
pan led by ban p.vi-i over Kiuiuo
Mood a T eveiiinrf. conaiJt-rabl j Jama,;
log fruit and gaxdana.
W. W. Dunn. i Clerk SUirir
Coart. W id ery bd health. He left
laM wk for Ho SortogT. Ark We
kvofM h may b bn&Ud .
FoMsxl Abotll 0M pouod -f 1- rk,
Mvr R'C. Wnt'l aeine beacb. It is
Unahtl U pfOfwrty of Robinson
OsMO" Itebisi. U t i Tours, ca l
for Mw
Ts mucal conoert an! ininstr-!
ikow fiTOa by the orchestra Kri lay
MlCb Ua( vm in erery way a
Bic risirttin took the cake as i
u eceee
coioroi
aatdiTtCB!.
A lr( crowd oi lad ia and to tie
Mil wnt to froltHboro Th u n.i a r tiktflit
to ftvdartck Warde in "(talba. t-he
Oladiatar," and it wu pronounced by
all to aunpty (Taod
Tosara polltica ar getting a Hide live
ly. TaWsVU0ra7--Cna'ml Lbs f'n.
iitsl chtaf eavntaxioa and the preaent
sftyotar l the field for th office of
Mayor. Watch oat for a dark hone
Ta eold wilt ainal u fly ins Mon
lay. IacovM of abor li hours the
toMtparaturs) fall forty degree This
OOhiapoil will Try hkely damage frait
to (Toaa axtoDt, if it Ja not kill it
amUraiy.
IW Mora of B. F. Field at Kaliicn
Plait Ihia rminty wm robbed Sunday
- Of aboat 9&SO. Mr. Fields was in town
TnaaJay try lag to Kt aotu olua to the
Ihissf. ksai to tstai tuo aaa ao boma abU j
O do tax . 1
To CT. W Main praached hia fare
srmil asjiaaini to lbs Diaciplea of thia
ota no Baodar aiaht. Doriox ha star
i im) bsjo aaoda oiaoy rriaods
trr ksa atio. ooartoooa aianners and '
ooodlr odTW. Ho loft Monday for '.
KaMch.
bag-too rwrrosTpoodent of the
' informs its rooder.
I os? Dr. tf. M- Boootroo baa re-
Oat -rod aa appoiotsMot in th. Int.nor
Load Office. Tnie ap
it was aeon red by Senator
We disvlike rery much for j
Bo6 to Iooto ao, bat congratulate him
M ia good luck.
La Onvn;) Itm
TV. Q-sii boeiltfra Tir here is very
we taJo siaiao
Soo. stfr. Hires p-reaccel her- last
. Sstsday, kia rocolax appointment.
. li ft OV said that a fair crop of
aaarhso will bo raiaod if no disaster
trota tnia.
W. A. Badl.y . who haa ben con
fjpsjd to ado bod for two or thrw weks,
wooabtotobo on the streets Monday.
Ws sWspo kia ImproTement wilt cva
iiooo aod ko permanent.
,- A few days of moderately warm
- anptbsf kaa riTin gardens and other
trvek a mora hwalthy apparmmc.
Trooo do oot looa- aa much like spring
as so tkoj did threo weeks ao.
BotoIt sro kar. had a lone oold spoil
fo Marcb.
TkO article on farmina-; in Saturday's
JocbtAX.sb good rood in. The trouble
' will ko to go farmers to see and prac
tiosjtt. Too pooyJ. ap here, where Mr.
BaodorHa ia sroli known, woo Id bo ds
llgkaod to soo aim at tbs bead of too
AsTsOStltaraJl Deisu-taxMnt of the Stats
Too JoCsUTaX ia notv alon. in this.
( : CoMtoa faalt-Anding ia rery dia
. sTTaaabU Tboro aro faw peraoos clear
' trooB faolts, and fewer still dear from
axiotakeo, and it ia no .rideoco of
amartaeao to bo constantly alluding to
taolta or pointing oot mistake. Ones
aHtartaoso will bo judged br what he
aVsn and bo bx.what ho sees in others.
- Wi loara tkat th. stors boose of B T.
jTSald,at Failing Croak, this county,
waa brokeo otxiq loot Sunday . and the
' iroaaafa (loft unlocked), robbed of two
- aoadrod and fifty dollars. This is a se
swro toss oa Mr. Fields, who is one of
oar ssost iadaetrioaa citizaos The par
tsoolars of the robbery we have not
ksaraod.
Too Tasvchora' Aaaemhly .
Mr. E. O. Harreli, the energetic aec
. rotary of too HortJa CaxoUaa Teachers'
oat aniblj. sesass to ha to no limit to hia
. uortaotM to ntak. the coming asaembiy
at Moroboad Qry a grand aaocoao. He
- hao atrrangad for many attractiTO and
ad-rstagaoaa aportaltioo and has just
rffactod aa ajrangoinont with th. Frank
- Laalio Pabltabrag Oootpaoy by which a
naff arua-4 o Frank Laalio Illustrated
Waokly wilt aUaod too aaoombly and
. naaka akatchoa of H; including assembly
roooaa, boating and fish bag scenes.
sMMiotvadM, hot.1 scene. in fact, all
' special features of th. aaoombly will be
iUaacratod. Th. Ulustatiocs will fill
aoorly all of oast iasu. of the paper and
' thoofaads of oooioo will be distributed
tkroogh too State. -Vctcj an.i tf.rvr.
Sow Judge Gaston, of North Caro
lina, Dtad.
Secretary Dobbin, of North Carolina,
aaod to narrate with great feeling the
death bod acono of Judge Gaston, of
V osTth Carolina. Surrounded by a few
otT kia nhniaa friends, who wore at his
kodaido oa too first intimation of a dan
go to which ko was insensible, he
waa roiatiaar with (treat playfulness
tks paartscnlara of a convivial party
XV..L1.AH I -. . - . . r .
s t uniinwu ..j , 1
, Laam aiw' s nf nnd wK.i n n t h r.
lii a. ion TOwad himself a 'free- 1
Uisisr' xs rsiiaiuu. r roxu i j .
aid JadgO Oaatoo, I always looted on . , , ... , , ...
1 . l T . i j tbat I.iir'jL. vSinslow has gone to E iza-
that man with da trust. 1 do not say "
that a froo-thtnker may not be an hon- , beth City to escort a de legal. of the
otmbioman; that he may not from high Maryland Legislature through ine , ys
motiTSa acorn to do a mean act: but I 1 u,r region dow n is far as New Perce.
daro aoa truss nun a neiiei in an
error-ruling Divinity, who shape our
OMda.wbnao eye ia upon us. and who will
Toward us according to our deeds.
' ia sssooaoary. Wi must believe and feel
that tboro a Ood. all was and."
raisisg himaolf and seeming to swell
with the thought. "Almighty " There
waa a sodden rush of blood to the brain.
Bo sank in too arms of his friends, and
ia flro miautes hi. spirit was gone
Not a groan pained the ear of his agon
ised friends. Suasj Sdu.'.V
liUr Railroad DLust-r
St. Locts, March W Th i : '-v
jtUeA says' Th pasa)oer tram or.
Uso Iron Mountain Road ui-lay struck
bcokoa rail at HilhaH Mound when
loo Uvdiaa' ooach and Pullman Sleevr
k. loA tbo track and turned over, badly
. doisuasios both cars. Mrs H cev ui
s Isold hOT child in her arms when tne ;o.'.
ooesrrod. and boinf thrown forwar '.
tao child was killed and the wa.s bai.v
tajorosi, as were several oth r p.-'-sssnuis
Tbo train wu moving r;
idly wbsta the coachs trf tu.-r.e i
oror aad burn ad .
sala Iriln vii.
TH BsWT Salt in the world f r
Cots, BroiaMO, Sores, Ulcers. Sai.
sthrnan. Frrer Soros. TUr. Chapped
B.s rHilin1 Coras, and all Skin
sVlBssas, aad poauuvelyt cure pi. en
or oo pay rsqwlrsd . It la rarantd to
giro yssfssj. aatisacUoo, or moaej r
haaalod. prfoo IS eosU por kox. For
J OOsOOtK. W. DoffT. d-T It
Pajren with the Journal tTab Kite
We have made arrangement with
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Harjr's Maaxine
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Young lVxiple 3.10
Atlanta t'onatitution. 2 V '
i hiro.i Sow 4 . J J
I'll "ube-ribra r.v.Mv.ui ttio J ' K
.naL. and Joeirini; to have any of Uif.io
itfii-s. can. by makini! application t"
the .iSK-f .n ; r-. r. r ty lt-llr, hivr .i
stau-nifi: t .' r a.' ' 'U n t on "U r b. - k i
h i n b. .it tlit". . ! I havK to rem it to
entitle them tonv . f the al-jv publi
cations ".b.'' ;:l s-liv"'..
r'RTHici; :mo skks
h!verv 11 be-r i b-r t the N'. i r k
World clubbinij with Jo rks i :. ri-.'"H-f
a handsomelj' bound illustrated Hiiit. ry
"f the 1 "mted uu.
CITY AND VICINITY
Mr J M. limes is arret.!.- .:. --1
supply . .f furniture at his -Uore ..n Mi !
d le stret. t
The r'.yde l- ats !. mi. ted
black - on the fly t. tt.. :::o:. ti.it
Ihev have raisod b.a -t
The coll wo-ire I'.r-u.-k New H.-r::-- n
slondav night with ..me f r. tut we
trust there is no .Ismij" .1 i.e.
A certiri- d - ( y of tt - grJ-i i. - 1
bill fr this -,tv h.x been ent f r ar.,1
as sx-in i; irntw will i u h 1 ; -h it
The .Nt-u iju.l ( t ir - put.-! the is
by rlre of the R'.e,h i)il an.i 1 ert.i..-- r
Company on Sunday rn.. ruing at
$100, OOo.
The A i Tentisis a 1 mm ..-ttsred the or 1 1 I
nance of bapt.sm t. live candidates, at
the foot of 1'. r .ad street, on Sunday
evening las; i
Uoward rx Jnes are re-eiving an J
elegant line of spring clothing of which
their ad'ertiseraei-.t will speak in detail
in a few days.
Ten prisoners in Craven county jail.
The nu saber a few wwkitfo was down
to thrao. It aewos to be I hard matter
to empty the old hotel.
The price of cotton is still upward.
v un a fooa crop tnis year we nope
to
aeo a good price. Then our farmers
will one more b. happy.
The pens hare impro-rsd considerably
within the last two or three days. It is
thought now that something like a two
thirds of a crop will be made.
Hyman Thompson, col., showed us the
llrfre.t poo pods of the season on Mon-
day. They were near two inches long
and the pea eoald be sen d irti nctly
Alex. Justice give notice that he ha
a well selected stock of grix-erie. can
ned fruits and Teetableis which he
wants to exchange for a small amotnt
of cash.
Th little daughter lieneral sr. !
Mrs. Robert Ransom died on M m lay at
their residence in this city. Th be
rear eel parents hwa L-hn sym;atby of
many from.is
The a: K-v A A. Wats, u :,i make
a visitation of the parishes hereon Sun
day next. He will b-? at Christ Church
in the morning and a: St. Cyprians in
the evening
Geo. Ash give noti that tv- has
made a specialty .r. t.i.c c tb.r.g this
spring and is ready for -uii oners. His
stock is attractive an 1 s! w- .-ar- m
the selection.
Wm. Sultan his o.T.e 1 war on
"Rackets" and high price. It is well
worth the while of th'ie wanting g'xvds
to read his ad vert iaemer. . . wl.i . h ap
pears in this issue.
Contractor E. M. Pav,- is ; ir.tmg ,r. a
number of octagon sh.ivee in J 1- . lve
store. The arrangement is somewhat
of a novelty in this cu . Mr. lvee is
North buying g -sJs to dec .rate these
shelves.
The truckers are n.u h conctrned
about the Irish potato cro. The warm
weather a few days ago brought many
through the ground, but the present
cold snap lias nipped them in the bud
and set them back again
O u r ti n e 6 toe k dealir, J W . Me wart,
had a customer from liuplm county
Saturday who ame down to -ee if h.s
horse are as fine as the one
hich g.ee i
out in the J c Hn'ai. every week. He
was convinced and made a purchase.
Two colored ti.h dealers engaged in a
little risticufT on the wharf Saturday.
They '"rU" like they meant busness
until separated. The pri. of ti.h was
not ertously affected by the engage
ment, nor were human eyes im
proved by the "gouging.
O . Marks t e 1 '. s the story in n : - two
j columns th:s week He gi'--'s po-ls
! and prices. K-ad what he says I'oun
' try merchants axij merchants of other
towns wtil do well to examine his
col urn n as he . bl .g ite-i t. . u ; 1 : -at" any
1 bill t u g r. :
A s.(u id
f rtr
while i:
brou; t .
and will
Some (-.,
f r tii erne g-. MiLur lay
tn-' steam-r "I'r-'i-.L t. .
I' a m 1 1 ,-. . r i e r a u 1 thence
Ply :n- u L:i turn ; . se.
- Rt.-mi !.al thou in
Su per :i... r 4
ee
charge.
yne lia.eigu A o jr..: .-r-. suieo
The Sooresby will
under sail. Ut ui
fir them
b r i n ,
then:
th- .
' irrccsa
m.iusly . '.. .
$ ; 0a o - f
New Iverr. e
tied with t
that of th-
o. naj v
skuo bor.
r nil ..
:is beer
n 1 ed i m i
.-on nu
ur. an:
j u : . i ',
pCplrt
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A in
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near i
u.d
ts!
Mr
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will LA k -.
en, sect;-
u jrii r.
.if-
ns
l..e
nr.;
h h
b. perhaps, uje.l
in selecting the n .::
t'srolina IadJ ar. i
for the Ejsstert-.
Rsilwsr Co. We hope to announce tn.
organization of thi Company soi n c
me work beirun.
r..
Thoa
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Han!) . . L.is p.-.i pds over
Mr.c :iutithUDJ::.K the re-
W.
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Mr
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.i -mall gf:ilt' i
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true
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Ouslovv ourt.
The "tiperior court of t inalow- county
will convene at Jacksonvillo next Mon
d y , J'lJ :e t "onner preei J in. Our Mr.
Taylor will bo on hand to receipt for
the J ik.sti.ini we hope our delin
quents in that section will bo prepared
for bun
ThJ llQilnilon Klcrllan.
I:: the municipal election held i
Wilmington on Thursday the Ivnn
crais elc-ti'd a miij'Tity of the uluYr
mi :-.. TheeliH-n n in t he , un ty . -n th
pr..(f.i-
-u bier :tw t '. I" 1 o , tl.
ii.i.iu ttitd i.-isl i 'an -ill!;
W i i m i v, L. n . ' 1 m
Iaii roa I riu Ue.i
mea-u
llrorsaullrd.
The "'I '1 1 Ma.
ha.- r- . r-a:. i."'-d .
i w .11 in m i-1
lb .- ill Tl '.
in
feat . f thai
k.l
M
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, ha. I, el . r threaten-
. r.-ar.i.-.' an . pp. 1 1 ;o u lub an 1 , a:
pete f r p.pu'.arity at the -a me r-..n
I ji iiee and g.-ntlemen p.n.l your is-m
an 1 y
u 1 1 1 be bi tter pre are.l t. uta:
the I
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Tl. -tl ; r i n.
St.ites I. as grant.-,
a- i In-.1 f .r
, It r I ea si-il .
. urt of tl.--
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tl... v. r.t . f .
by lieorge M. Ham,
ate l i -hai.ge I a:.k
a -
1 1
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rf..k vi 1. I .i 1 I .-.-II -el.lell. i .1 to
i ar- in the p.-:. .ten nar v f..r mat-fals.-
r - r t on a statement as to
.nditi .ii of the bank Tios de-
wii. .-Aiise his release rr in
us-
tod V.
K.nf Biilra.
The carriag h, use ..f i '.
on Hroad str.-et. is now hi
gar.t h .me ma le bugi s.
rl r-t c!x-s. . f the latest sty
T. i: w. J .: u
le i w ,th cle-Tl-.e
work is
es and . f the
best material. This is an industry that
ought t ' be encouraged. Instead of
buying Cincinnati buggies, we should
patron:.- a home industry specially
when w e get superior goods for about J
the same money. Any one wanting a
good buggy should go to Randolph's
shop before purchasing.
O Hirers Hl.d.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the New Berne and Parulico
Steam Transportation Company on
March 15-s7. the following ofliceru
were elected for the ensuing year
President. J. J. Wolfenden . Vice
President. ICalph Gray. Directors, T. A.
Greon. The. Gates. C. E. Eoy, W. P.
Purrus, 1". S. Mace. F. G. Simmons, J.
V. Williams. C. H. Eow ler, Wm . Cleve ;
Finance committee. Thoe. Daniels, H.
H. Gruv, Isaa. k'atterson.
Farrn Hcadln.
The L'.in-.nrr icati,.n from Rev. G. W.
Sanlerlin. with tl.e one from Mr.
Eerrell of Alabama, on the fourth page
of this issue is good reading for our
corn and cotton farmers. We hope to
hear from Mr Sanderlin oftener on
these farm topics. He is one of the
mo-t intelligent practical farm rs in
r e e -tae sr I we n.,iil I he cliil to se !
hira at the heal of the Agricultural
Department of th State. We say this
with a'.l lu-' nvpect to the pre-ent in- '
cjBih'::;
Wanted 1 i JullDBlon ( onnlf.
A letter from Ma,. W. A. Mmith. of
Princeton, tn J.. hnsloti county, states
that the olored man named Onoar Cog
dell. eroplove.1 by Mr. E. M. Foecue of
Jones, and who took leg bail upon the
approach of a school teacher with a
paper in hand, is wanted in Johnston
f r stealing a hog. The next man who
employs him in Jones or elsewhere will
know what to do with him if he is a
reader of this paper.
The I. ntuber Bnslncss.
The lumber trade seems to have taken
a littl-' biim recently, which is prov
ing quite beneficial to many who failed
to realize any profit from last year's
crop. Put lumber, like everything
else, brings a good price when the qual
ity is gosnd an 1 a poor price when the
quality is poor. Mr. B. F. Stilly of Kin
ston brought m h raft last week of very
fine 1' gs. for which he was paid a good
price at Miiuson's mill. These timber
rafLs are brought in continually from
the Neuse and Trent and their branches.
Thl3 llf (r stilly 's was an extraordi
nary good one and he got a g.od price.
A Fine Success.
The Missionary Tea. given Ly the
members of the Women's Missionary
Society . f the Metli 'di-t Church, at the
residence of Thoe A Green. Esq.. on
Friday evening, was a success in the
highest sense of that word.
At an early hour the capacious parlors
and hail-way were Lilie 1 with a large,
expectant audience. A program had
been previously arranged consisting of
an address of welcome, an original
eAsav. oti "-e seleefor.s f r ml the best
Miss, nary literature, and appropriate
m u s : c .
at lent:
.;'. an 1 :i
an 1 in Le r.
1 L the ri'D it
i L w as e v i i
bad been
s i r u va - n :
were
ring of
a:. The
marked
tiio ro
tliro
h
gram and
of many
ut that tiie hearts
touched. At 1'.'
"'vlocii all were invited t . th
linmgr-3mt''artakeot ane
large
gantly
prepared supper. At '. ! ...J o clock the
mite boxes, were opened and their cor.
! tenus amounted to nearly tifty dollars.
All present fell grat
to thi ladies
n oppiirtun :'.y of spending an even
so pleasant socially, so prutitable
iectuallv and so elevating m- rally.
Ill a p po 1 ii I .! IJofs.
A number of boys.
t;sement f Mr. Wm.
g lhe adver
s. ,-or.cerr.mg
. four. 1 a dog
;l.t answered
;.r -..i'l"'l to
Ellis, eir--L-
i -
a . .i t ! g . i n
Sa L i r 1 a y w h i
:-e J.
h th.
i.na:
y thui
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t ' Mr
t';.-. ie'cnpt: n.
.- irry i.::n by f .
mg L. - get the
1 w ar i otf -'rd .
tid the dog a
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Lui
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w as :.:s
k hi::
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Old HI p
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vj: dealer
Railroad Visitors.
Mr. 1 1. F. William-. J.
r.. IT II Patters f Pi:
f 1 1
tie:
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pat
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pre. .
Th ey
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'. that
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1 make it
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re. with
1 ii o i re. . y . f the A." on
,. Le . I.gi. t to l.f, e li f a.-t .
boat f- r b. th pfis.-ei-.ger
.1-.' that the
well i . u i p s.- d
- and truck.
The Mo-iiandoi.h was gradually
nig up a g.id ( u.-.-oiig. r tralli
r k -
pe
0. allv during the summer -e.a.-on, and
as Nag s lU.id gr iti romiiu-nce a.s
a summer r. sort. New I't ri.e would
1. o - I'.-r. un- the r. u f r Li. t. u r 1st
fr.in Lb-- South and Wi-.-i u. that point.
A n. w b, t. I i- being re, ted ut cc nsid
era! le expense by tl.e Mis-rB. l'atter-
r.. an 1 it is important I.. Un' every
facility that can be , :l"eri ,1 our ,'orth
ern fru-nds to come and spend the
winter w ith us. Whatever is done in
this matter, as pro. I 'reeev would say.
if it ere Ji lie, it w ere better that it be
done quickly.
Jurnrs Drawn. j
The following jurors have been
drawn by the jury commisi-ioner, Wm.
Hollister, and Clerk K. p. Lehman, for
the spring term . 1 ---7 . of t'ne 1 . s. court,
district of Pamlico, w hich convenes in
;ew Borne, on Monday. April '-'0. The
juror,i are required to be present on
Tuesday, at 11 o'clock a.m.
Craven county J. A. Jacks
.n .
. H.
Kii-
French.
W. I.. Palmer and J .hn
' burn
Wilson county Wm. H l.amm.
Martin V. Parnes. E. II. Yiek
Hyde county J E. Perry. P. .card
Turner and Thes J irvis
I Carteret county- 'A m. 1 II .: II. (. .
C. Hell. Silns Webb. F P M f". W F.
j Howland. i. rg- R -e ,' :. . - Wil
I lis, and ki . C. Duncm;
Jones county James C- Moore. 'm.
Gaston Fordham an 1 E. W. Scoit.
Onslow county Lew is , HargiLt.
Eiston ll.ivt, Silas W " enters and Luke
M u rr i 1 i
Ed gee mbe County Bet... Ni:'.eet.
Geo l
W t.a
Pa in
Jone.-.
Way
C- pe..,
Wm-.
Battle. M.lomon Wollard, Jno.
L. an 1 Marcus L. Buttle.
. .- ..; i.tv I.-aao Ho'.loi: . Ri.ey
I...
cedoney
:y J. 1 .
.- v P. I a v 1
A ' W IS.
Hook-.
en ler
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F.ein-
P . 1 1
J 11. K.
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Haiii
ming ii
Ler.
Bailev
. i :a:r,s .
o unty-J. A.
.1 Nathan IL'.I.
-our.tv -W. A
! W. 1 1. Sugg.
ai
Greene
Uook.-r a
An I m (in rtan t si u b J e i .
The Wilmington Sf rof M-ifirdav last
has a very interesting arti -!, on ' S ini
tation". which we w ou! 1 like t c ; y.
It is a discussion of p oin-." fr i;ii the
address of Cape. Diuglas Gallon, of
England, on "The progress of sanita
tion in England during the reign of
.ueen Victoria." After nt:-ing some
of the interesting fact.s in "a; t. G.!b-n '.
address the Sf ir brings tl.e matter home
and say s .
"Do you know wi.it sanitation
means : We doubt it. It means vastly
more than many people dream of who
think they know. They are not in
their horn-books in the science of sani
tation. Let Dr. Bell, the editor of the
5jTiifart'm. visit Wilmington and in
vestigate thorour,hlv our system and
report to the new Hoard of Aldermen
and he would give them a surprise they
are not prepared for. Whin he was
here some four years ago. he wished us
to go with him two or three squares
from our office and he would show us a
strong negro man dying of typhoid
fever, and UDder his room on the tirst
floor waa a p.i"l of stagnant, elimy
water with its gr eer. ish covering. That
did the work ot death. He told us that
Wilmington need- 1 look ing after badly.
Many complaints w ere made to us lat
year and we wore urged to publish
what was said. We declined because
there were those who cried out that it
would injure Wilmington. In the
mean time tilth and stench prevailed
and people were dying. Ixjok into the
death rate of our town for the last eight
yeas and compare. Our recollection is
that in one year the deaths numbered
LrL-o . another year they were ':'. Why
this aw ful increase :
This is a subject w-- are ,-ure Joes not
receive the attenf.' n it ought in the city
: of New Perne. The death rate here is
imiilrr than Wilmington, tut etill i:
might l e decreased. Especially is there
ro,'in for improvement in matters of
san-.tat; n am--tig i ur colored pe.- le
' whose death rat" iJ nearly ' ,; le Li.at
of the whites.
' Notwithstanding Lie al ve facts :'r m
the '.'.. i r it claims that the d" ui. rate of
' Wilmington i.- less than the towns ar. 1
cities along
cl. .s .n g a ra c
ti'-le -ay s in i
The leath
ber last . wt-r
of 24. 12 i n l
populati. n
th
Atianti -f
:is in
n t ' V,'.
The
s at
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ar e
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deal:,
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vi! r:C.e
w hen t:
ket a b.
witn tl.e .
km 1 fathei
tie of Dr.
.r of danger
t..H'k from 1.
s
Hull's L'ouli Syrup, then
oai:
All.
,e a . n. in .
r t:ie
bsiv
ha 1
ul 1 now k-et well.
rr on 11 f Allowrd by the Commission-
rr of frmven Connly at I h r March
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family.
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the
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for
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Mar,
s, ar- . o er.-i ! r
;aret ' 1 i iiiiun,
e ' ". K 'li t (i.
( oitlin . -riojO ;
ri ut fur S.
on. agent, for
E. H. Meadows
or. tir,.H0 : Dr.
P
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1.
ly h.
II Se
nt
K .b t (i. M ly.
Boyd. J. J.
rati, us f.ir po. r. -f-I'o..
me.l ic ines f
Tol
.Pi.
r p.
J. V. Ix.ug. professional services ?'20.S-4.
M. G. Bryan, burials and collins. c'l ".0:
.las. A Bryan. Commissioner per .1: to.
;o .,, , ( ; Brinsim. I'nmnib': r
p. r diem. c".'"' CO. S. W. Eat!
'Conn, per dieui and mileage, c'--T.
II. Mallisoii. Com., j er diem .. .
mileage, jf.j w. M. Wiit-snii. C. m .
per diem . 6 111 r'.j . H. R. Pryan. j rofer
sional services, c'lvOO. W. B. Griilin,
registering voters. .1 .Vj . Nunn tV Har
per, advertising Feb. 7. 1 0 50 : E.
V'uiJloy. court crier. Feb. 'l-7. ,f9.9o; o.
Hubbs. fees and er diem, c")1.7"j. U.
Hubbs. record book. S4 "e1: E. AY. Car
penter, copies of record. r-T.'j1'". D. Stim-
son, sheruf, feeding prisoners Feb. 7,
f l.'.O.l?'.. serving summons, etc. $7.0,
turnkey fees 3.00. services to board
Sa.O'i, summoning tales jurors S4.5o;
R. C. Kehoo. services as bailiff. S6.00:
R. B. Blackledge, services as bailitf,
S'i.C'O: Henry James, services as baililT.
i').i.0. AY. Lb Pettipher, services as
bail itT . SO.O'i.
Total allowances for the month.
Weekly Review cf the Trade.
Nkw YoKK, March 23. R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade will say:
April is close at hand, and some anxiety
as to the money market is usual at this
season. The banks have been sending
large amounts to the interior through
deposits at the treasury and isssues of
silver certificates elsewhere, and there
has also been a heavy demand for Phil
adelphia exchange, so that a further
decline in reserves is expected. The
Western and Southern demand for
money has been intensified by a desire
to ship pr.xlucts before the Interstate
act and the change of rates go into ,
ttlect. Though the demand at Chicago!
is reported diminishing, rates are (3 to S
percent. All the circumstances make
it comparatively easy for an operator to
produce tight nvmev if he pleases.
The Treasury has taken in 6l,7u0.noO
more gold than it has paid out during
the past week, but has added 3. 000. Con
to the outstanding silver certificates and
put out some legal tenders also. The
reduction of rates by the Bank of Eng
land and the abundance of money there
favor continued care in this market, as
does the later foreign tra le. the exports
from New York for three weeks being
'. ? per cent larger than last year, with
imports of 7j perc. nt larger. The Feb
ruary oflicial report shows an increase
of f2.-00.0O1 in exports over last year,
the amount being the largest since
but the importi were the largest on
rr cord for many years in February, and
the excess of imports was S-4.-14.3",
the gol I import for the month exceed
ing the imports by 5L"33.7l-'3. The In
terstate bill causes great activity in
shipment. of dry goods and other mer
ehandise to anticipate the change of
rates April o. but this means dullness
after that date, and complaints of in
dustrial an 1 commercial inactivity
respecting business that depends on
future rates grow- more numerous.
Gen. Fink thinks tl.e law will tend o
Lb.- er.i-hing of small, by larger deal
ers, an 1 Mr. Adams thinks it hastens
the swallowing of smaller by longer
roa Is. Months must elapse before the
effects of the act can be understood.
Rep. i ; s regard ing the iron business
are not favorable, imports evi leetly
having a depressing effect. British
shipments of iron and steel to this country-
were 417.4 j3 tons in February and
'.'4. l"il tons in January. Prices of the
kinds largely imported show weakness,
and the Philadelphia market is rendered
more feverish by the countermanding
of some orders in consequence of a
strike in the Delaware works.
AVheat has declined one cent, corn
one-half a cent and oats a shade, with
unusually small sales and large re
ceipts. Cotton has advanced one
quarter and coffee one-half cent.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven days number for the L'nite.i
States. 21-. for Canada. 4i. Total. 250
compared with 2'.0. last week and
221 for the correspond ir.g w,vki'f last
year.
Inter-State Commerce Commission.
AY Asl ! I N . .T 'N . March 24. The Presi
dent today signed the commissions of
the inter state commerce commission
ers, but they will be held at the
AYhite House and delivered to the new
appointees up- u their arrival. Infor
mation was received today that Ju Ige
Ccx.ley cam'. "'. reach W.eloia't :i until
the close of next week. nr. 1 it was de
ci l.-d to make p.i eiv .rt L get '.!:' c in-mis-iiciiers
tog. t!..-r bef re that lime,
as other im-ml ers also have private af
fairs to won 1 up. When the commis
si,, ii assemble- it- t:r-t notion will be t"1
-rg-mi.'" an 1 then t- imrr.e liate'.y be
gin ot'.ioial C' r.siderat ; n of the inter
pretation which shall be given the most
imp riant provisi ns of the law. Can
dilates f r the position of secretary
ari1 r.umer' us. :
--ems likely te
po-:t; -n
n 1 ea-h
have a f
'in m ;
ss; n-.e-r
for the
. :.el W;
in i 27.
1 1 a u n 1 1
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NEWS NOTES.
Tl.e Wijcoi.in L.
a m 1 1 pri .In mini
I roni r.ini no-
rc rub r,- . -f tl..- 1.
of tti.. i.UL. r.
l b.- -: r : -i.
r- ' 1' .- : ,
ia-t.' i "Vi i ..x . . i i
l
an. u,.- i . -i. , i i- .,
I a"' u r-r -
!.. ' . ..u-a ;
1 a r in.-1 . '. ") in 1 - '
gi-latuie has passed
railwHy companies
r, tbi- reijiiit of
c.-i ,-uiv t.. Iri-nd
! i but. It.-.l -:1k
.' 1 b:, :i has
.ii .1 S.iti. r.l ay .
i y !.! i . - in.'iim-
...u. :. '..'or.ii.. a
Kuii-.i his wife
af.d then handed
Snow- ha 1 l)e(-n
witn
him-.
I :
If .
m a i , i
in u : . ;
i x i- n Mm 1 .;
:n bi- barn
in- ii. -
Ke:i..r. tl.e riligmu muiio
t l;...,i,r.k i', . wi,.. bi utu. illy
i i . . - w I '' I.,- '. a; i II Lund
KUiuy .-!' iuur.lt r in f.e rteooii.l derre
by a-ri-emeiit of ccun-el.
H i. So:. uol 11. Tr. at. Ju :
I 'to;, i M.i:. - I b-triot i 'mm
S'liiii-ori ui-ir:". ..I l.iiii"!-Sprm-tl
- id Mn: iav . 1 . was ,
,;c ..f the
for the
. -i led in -pp.
ur.ted ,
t ' tin- I
Pi.-r.e
Al th
day -I
Associa
pressed
in
1 St ,ti-s bench by Pre-i lent
ill '."' ' 1 was 7". y ears . f agt .
... no i til:. New Y ik S.itui-
li:e Il.tereilego.te li:l-f- Pa i 1
lion a general opinion was cx-
liiaL SL.iiie means should be
adopted to stop tl.e e .X
of the g iiii" as piayed
The 1 1. illy R- pui .ic
'oil. 1 i. i . . i:a- been slli
u -hness
. ?
IleldS.
;r, me
ii - 'ii
,m. ot
W liming-
s-'.i o-i bv
i f
R, b.Tt M Woodw ur.i. .
pu! do !..i;g .-ii :.rticl"
tin 'Ugh I: .-. ! y i. utile w ;
daug ii te r out of the hou -to
supp. .rt her.
J 'hu L. .-.uiiiv.ii! gave
of hi.- hitting power.- to
sporting gentlemen m N
day night, and pr v, d
that he was aide to box
: New-.irk. for
charging 1. im
in driving Lis
i .iii l refu-ing
an exnioitioD
a numbt r of J
vv York Satur- j
sati.-factorily
;ain. and next ,
week int. nd - t i start out
w iih his com
Filial ion.
A iive-.-t ok train v n tic- New Y'.irlt
luvi-ioii P. i.nsy I van ia Railroad ran
into a s w itching engine at North Penn
sylvania J un.'t ion Saturday night and
'. - b. rses were eith- r cru-hod to death
or injured mi badly that it wa neces
sary to kill then..
Brace l'p.
You aro feeling depressed, your appe
tite is poor, you are bothered w ith head
ache', you are fidgety, nervous, and
generally out of sorts, and want to
l brace up. Brace up. but not with stim
I lants. spring medicines, or bitters.
: which have for their basis very cheap,
bad whiskey, and which stimulate you
for an hour, and then leave you in
j worse condition than before. AYhat
you want is an alterative that will
purif v your blood . stait healthy action
of Ever and kidneys, restore your vital
ity, and give renewed health and
strength. Such a medicine you will
ti n d in
cents a
store.
Eiec
bo'tl!
rn
Bitters, and onlv 50
H. N. Duffy's drug
at
The Public lulortd School of the
C ounty.
Mh. Ei'iTOi: : The commencement
exercises of this school began at 10
o'clock. March 1-th. 1SS7. and concluded
March 22d. l-r-7. at 2 o'clock p. m.
First day examination, dinner, sing
ing, etc.: the ssecond day a thorough
drilling and a creditable exhibition at
night. The third day presented a pleas
ant and grand scene, the whole school
being considered special guests, and
was so treated by its kind and faithful
teachers. Mr. Isaac II. Smith and Miss
Bettie E. AVhitley.
Mr. Editor, the Principal has a re
markable controlling ir.tiucnce edu
cating children who have never at
tended public s.-hool, have fonnd them
selves this session in the school house
with a book in their hands studying.
It was considered by a good many that
the school committee had made a mis
take in the appointment of our Princi
pal, but oh. how is it now- '.- The voice
of the neighborhood join me in return
ing thanks to Messrs. Meadows. AYatson
and Dudley for sending teachers who
are in every sense of the word, were
teachers of merit ar.d w jrth. May these
gentlemen live long, and continue to
bless the rising generation through the
the appointment of competent and wide
awake teachers.
Aside from teaching our children and
inculcating grand and lofty principles
in their hearts w hich will cause them
to be useful men and women, they
actually were a direct benefit to our
children te the r- ;.' worth of 5-5 00 or
S30.O0.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather on Monday night, everv
part and parcel of the hous were filled,
and room could only be secured by the
spectators standing.
Much more could be said. I earnestly
ask the committee t. have us a frame
school house built.
Respectfully. Olivki; AVhitk.
Zicu School. March, 23. Il7.
Hl-lloicriior Hubbard fca
Al'-Tix. Tkxas. March 3. 1--2.
Mr A. K. Ha-.vkes: Dear Sir I am
mu -h pleased with the pantiscopic
itliero V' u so perfectly- adapted to my
vi-. wi-.li them I am enabled to read,
as in my youth, the linest print with the
greatest to-o I cheerfully recommend
them to the public Respectfully.
R. B. Hl'BBaIld.
,Ex-Gov. of Texas Minister to Japan.
All eyes fitted and the fit guaranteed
at the drug store c f F. S. DutTy. New
Berne. mar 5 !m
Another Terrible Accident.
Lynchpi lo Va.. March 24. A ter
rible accident occurred eighteen miles
west of this place at 7 o'clock this
evening. An east-bound freight train
of 13 cars, heavily loaded, crashed
through the bridge on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad over Big 'ttrr river.
Workmen were engaged in substituting
an iron, bridge for the wooden struc
ture. Four men were killed . as follows :
Tom Nolan. Lynchburg: Hugh Tornc-y.
New Y'urk : Chas. AVilliams. Floyd coun
ty. A'a..and Geo. Trammell. Baltimore.
Sam'l. Bibb, of Nelson county. Va..
was fatally injured. The accident was
eau-ed bv a gondola -'timing the tra. k .
I: vi
I-
; I'assed safe
A special
phv-. :.,: -(
iter br: :
l f news
itv f
1
in. I r Hu-lii,
ably ii" oc
general reviv
s drug store a-
1 1 o i n 1 1 1 i -
ling ha.- oa:.-. d
f trade at R. N.
icir giviiig away
. many f r- trial
c.v D:so v..ry for
tra le is -im; ly
valuabl.1 article
I'.vays cures and
Coughs, colds.
.-roup, and a.,
-s i u i kly cured .
Living by g.'tlir.g
-:: s : Everv
. Pr
, su -h
tueir .-usti-nier.- .
tile. ' f Dr. King -
b
t '. 'V. - u nipto ci . I b.e
enormo.js m t i: i- v e I
from the fa.", ti.at .1
iit vi'i d isapp '.:;'.-.
asil.ma. br. r itis
Lhr. oil ard lung i is
A'"U can I.-- : :i .-.if-.r
a tr
b i:
al
1 ll.ink-
X M
"li"?
ceeds
::. -r.fi!
'I i i it I
vitiiar
11 111 LI..'
iii'.tr.ts it
. n His r
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lis arm- He
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MARRIED.
Wednesday. "Slarch 23. at 2 o'clock.
' at the residence of Mr. W. T. Meadows,
i the bride's father. Mr. William W. j
Pollock, of Jones county, to Miss Lenora '
, Meadows, of Onslow. Elder Job Smith '
ofliciatin. I
The marriage ceremony was wit
i nessed by many kind and lovinul
i friends, many of whom formed a .-orf. y.
to fobow the happy bride and bride- I
tfroum to their home, where a lare '
I concourse of t'neir Jones friends were!
awaiting their arrival. Mr. Pollock!
! ijaTf an excellent and copious supper, to
: which ail were welcomed. j
1 After supper all entered intothespirit
of th-- occasion and vied with each
I other in enjoying themselves, keeping.
' the dance up till day. We join heartily
in congratulating the happy couple and
! vvisb them a long and happy life, the
end of which shall be crowned with
j vs celestial. Elaue.
in i:d
f i u Monday the 2-th inst.. at the resi
'. dence of her parents. ' 'ueen street, this
city. Katharine DeWitt. infant daughter
of Gen. Ii .bert aud Katharine DeAVitt
Hans. m : aged one year, six months
and fifteen days.
Stite. Georgia and Ri hmond . Va. .
papers please copy.
In Goldsbnro. N. C. on AYednesJav.
March 23. It-. 7. Bettie J. Clark, daugh
ter of the late Col. H. J B. Clark.
General J. J. AYhitehead. a well
known and estimable citizen of this
l'-'"-v' at 8 res'dence. corner of
I New- Berne avenue and Person streets.
t ve-rerdMV mOT-nin.y or fr.ni. rilr,,,lno
j one o'clock, of heart disease. His death
' a Kfievous loss to many friends and a
. ... .... . """s, , v,ui uiiuuirs iu
: iai ge i amiiy connection. ine luneral
( services will be held this morning at 10
! o'clock from the Church of the Good
1 Shepherd ..Vcum- and Observer.
!
COMMERCIAL.
Joi. UN iL Office. March 29 5 P.M.
oorroN.
New Yokk, Mar. 20 Noon. -Futuies
barely steady. Sales of 134.100 bales.
lApril. 10.46 October.
9.91
9. SO
9 SI
9.-6
May, 10 4? November.
June, 10.59 December.
July, 10.03 January.
August. 10.71 February,
September. 10 31 March.
Spots steady; Middling 10 1-2.
Lov
Middling. 10 1-16: Good Ordinary 9 1-2.
New Berne Market steady. Sales of
3 bales.
Good Middling 10; Middling 913-16:
Low Middling 9 3-: Good Ordinary
13-16.
OO.TIEsflC n A M Ii k r .
Seed cotton S3. 00.
Ootton Seed 810. 00.
TtTHPKNTiNZ Hard, 81.00. dip, 81.90.
Ta.k 75c.a81.25.
Oats 50c. in bulk.
Corn 45a52c.
Rick 50a60.
Bhsswax 15c. per lb.
Beef On foot, 3c. to 5c.
Country Hams 10al2i c. per lb.
" Lard 10c. per lb.
EoaB lOj. per dozen.
Fbksh Pork 4ta6c. per pound.
Pbantjts 75c.a$1.00 per bushel.
Fodder 75c. aSl. 00 per hundred.
Onions ?2.00a2.25 per barrel.
Field Peas 65a70c.
Hides Dry, 10c: green 5c.
Tallow 5c. per lb.
Chickens Grown. 45a50c: spring
2oa25c.
Meal, 70c. per bushel.
Oats 50 cts. per bushel.
Potatoes, Early Rose c2. 75 p( r bbl
Wool 10al6c. per pound.
Potatoes Bahamas, 30c. : yams. 40c.
West Indias, 50c; Harrison. 65c.
8hinol.es AVest India, dull and njm
inalinot wanted. Building. 5 inch
hearts S3. 00 ; saps, 81. 50 per M.
wholesale prices.
New Mess Poke 816.00.
Shoulder Meat 7c.
C. H.'s, F. B's, B.'s and L. C 9c.
Flour 83.00a6.00.
Lard Sc. bv the tierce.
Nails Basis 10's.S2 75.
Sugar Granulated, 6?c.
Coffee 16al7c.
Cheese 15.
Salt 80aS5c. per sack.
Molasses and Syrups 20a45c
Powder 86.00.
Shot Drop. 81.75: buck. S2.00.
Kerosene 9c.
30
Fine Cards with Name and Address on
and 50 Songs for two cent stamps.
Address
AV. AVATcON.
mh22 wly Clintonville. Conn.
50 Dollars
Per week can be made easily by agents
selling our new Maps and Charts.
NEW GOODS.
LOAY PRICES.
BIG PROFITS.
Send for Catalogue. Address
CLIDE & BROWN.
mch22 dm AVorcestrr. Mass.
ALEX. JUSTICE,
DEALER IN
Fine Flour of all Grades,
Selected Teas, Pure Coffees
and Spices,
Butter and Cheese, from the
best dairies.
Ti.e I.ai-t-bt and Best seltctul s-.o. Ol of
CANNED FRI ITS AND V Ed F.T A B I.ES
ever before brought to New- Berne,
Also, a full var:e:y of'o-.iier onis. -.;si;a.ly
kept :u a Kirsi-Ch.sa store.
Go..ds ilelivered. al any u:t . f li.e city
free f ci-.arce.
TEKMS CASH.
Broad St. - New Berne, N. C.
:a:c"J7 dwt :
E. V;. SMALLWOUU.
(1E0. MllVl-R.
DEALERS IN
( J E.KK A L II. 1 K D ! 1 '.f. ; K.
TI. U'.liiA", (.J L A SS WARE, '
VOG T'E yw.- n E. CR 0 C KL li ".
SASH, DOORS:, BLIMJS:.
'1I..-.SS. j-AlSTS. OIL
'. "N.-; " RPAs-SED AS TO
PRICE AIT D CUALITY.
w
Middle Mn-ct, Next Itmir to
lintel A!..eit,
NEW LERNL. N. C.
for bargaYn in
urmture3
'A I.I AT TiiE
at U 1 ssT w4.Pl.. ' fc W i W a
Nt
E.. H. & J, A. ieadsws
500 Tons Kainit.
200 " Phosphates,
100 " Pocomoke,
100 " Pine Island.
Tun's Iills
The dyspeptic, the debilitated. n-hnth.
er from excess of work of mind or
oaj , urtjiK ur exposare in
Malarial Regions.
niiuiuu luii sriiume most irenial
reiorntlve ever offered the suf ferine
invalid. ,
Try Them Fairly.
A vlgorons body, pure blood, strong- i
nerves and a cheerful mind will result. 1
SOLD EVERYWHERE. I
X..w when the 1 iM. t..-t,:n '
to F.'IUW,
'Tls turip fi .r v oi:i: and
f I'! I" k);' .v j
That tva. lut&nt utieann
i.Ii
T3, 11- t: 7,,:.c:ion, !
mil, i
VTitii t-vr-ry irviuhlo. ncho i
1 '.In.
Thai fi.;
s in the liiitovs i
P'-aiterltH U.-'lhl-Ve, ,vr i.lglit I
w it u.ausu. i.i s,-i;;er urlgni.
$100 tc $300
A MOSTI1 can be made
working lor us. Agents un-
in luniisii tneir own horses and
."le time to the business. Hpare
iy t)e piuiitnbiy employed also,
icesiii towns anil cities. 15. K.
o . I M : Main St., Kiclimoud. Va.
iiiarJ - ii wlm
ADVKKTISKRS l.y
KOH KLL iv C O.
idilressilig GEO. P.
In Snrne .! 'n.
i K....ii f.mis, . an obtain all needed rn-
formal
vi-.kt;.-:.
' any iiroposeil line of All.
:i American Newspapers.
jJUin. J.yk ' roir.
UCUiarS virMir U Ir I? t?
B M. W0OLLEY, M D.
a. A I In n; a. i. OiHob
jfco. j w htieliiUl Stretji.
. WEAK
. UNDEVELOPED PARTS
d frep.KRIK MED. CO., BTJTFALiO.N.yI
ur me nod y e
inr cr,t a
Sale of Valuable Property,
. ppmM'.'NI,AV tbe Ft'l'KTH DAY OK
, , " a,' TWKLVK o'clock, .M lhe
,-Lh ,rUedr'ein 6,e;i by Public Auction, for
hfti . i following described property
to wit: A ceriam piece or parcel of land ly
ing and bring in Craven county. North Caro
lina :n the ,-,,- of New Heme- beginning at
iVe n o ' - ,0U!i,1:?e of Io! six in
u.e p. .in .,. ba.d ciiy, formerly known an
-parruws line, now known as Geor"
Oreens line, :;; feet 1 inches east of Kal,
aiV"1,,re,',;t,h,ence southwardly. aa Pal
aiiei wan Last t rout street 1 tin feet 10', inch
es, to the line of the land lately owned by
thelieirs of Abe-.i Wooten. deceased i Tllenci
rrVet f s,a,"u'v' r;K",1 an8'es to tiaet Front
-tieet. to the channel ot Neuse river- thence
northwardly with said channel 180 leet 10"
-.ncl.es to the southeast comer of said lot No
siM tnence with tbe south line or said lot
No. six westwardly to the beginning, em
bracing parts of lots Nos. six and sVven
water fronts. It being the lot on which the
New- Ben e cotton Mills now stand, together
wit hull buildings and machinery thereon.
This gale Is by virtue of a power contained
UVo ;'.e"ee of the Superior Court, tiled nt
ra.i term, !-s, in an action wherein 'J'. A
! f-reen ana .1. A. Meadows are plaintiffs, and
lhe New lierr.e Manufaeturinu Company
and otiieis are defendants, to which pro.
ceedini: reference is hereby given
CLEMENT MANLY, Commissioner
sim.mons A Mas-lv. Attorneys. mlwit
Henderson House.
Has been thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished. Tu'.ie sc. nlierl with the best the
market aitoids. Transient boarders solicited.
God, at'entive men at the stables to care
for team Cha-ges '-ensonabie.
Mi:s. H. M. SMITH.
Nvv Berne. Api id listi. ap21wlydlw
Private Boarding House
TRENTON, N. V.
Rooms comfortable and well fur
nished. Attentive servants. Table sup
plied with the best the country affords.
Terms reasonable. Apply to
Mrs. A. J. SCARBOROUGH.
Trenton. Jones county, N. C. dw
Private Boarding House
Mrs. J. M. HINES, Jr.,
East Front St. At house recently iceupied
by John H. Hell.
K..,oiiis furnished.
First-class Board on Reasonable Terms,
lebi dwtf
Gassards Lard,
Sugar Cured Hams,
SHOULDERS,
And Breakfast Strips,
Are the finest on the market, and are
sold by ACTUAL AVEIGHT at
E. B. HACKBURN'S.
IeU4 awU
J. W. STEWART,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
RSES & BUGGIES.
A
MUI.
Tin
eo of LINE
lust received.
HORSES AND
Re.-t Bucgv or, the
the mom-v.
Hor--.
and A'e'niclt'- to
BROAD STREET, NEW BERNE, N.C.
i
iar.0 dw2m
RED LIGHT S&LOOH,
Near Market Dock. Middle St-,
NEW BERNE, N. C,
' HER!
CAN AI.WAYs K.'NL
PURE LiQUORS
va: let
. Al-
n large or small
FINEST GRADES
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
.Ml f vhigli will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH!
i:ir:i.N.
Protnietor.
Important to Shippers.
Wi N li. i.iOI .N. I 11. r.EL
GUION & FELLETIER,
a.ttoruevs a-t
S...1-TH KK.'.VT ST.. i 'I'l'. liAM'
H
NEW BERNE. N . C.
1'ra.-: :r.- u i..-re sr-rv-r-eR tire desired.
Pru.'-o . t. e -in :'. :ii" Court, and :u t
ii,-
w .. Hiwiiys be at It.e fol
io : :i. s-i-eei-ed l.eiow:
.s ..i-.ety, Saturday of each
i Lcret county , Thursday ofeaeb
'. omsiow- cou"ly, the first Mi
Tr
ail
v. i
Hem. C:
week
Jn.-kson vo,
i 1 ui- l 'i eie-h 1 1
E Pi H S I
M&4
old bilTusKj;
con5Cf7Ucncts.
' 9
L.- ' a
Vosrx5rc anx
I buy my Farm Imple
ments, Machinery and Hard--ware
from
J. C. WHITTY. "
2Votice ,v
Land For Sale.
A valuable Tract of Laud containiDsT " '
300 acres in Swift creek township; Pitt
county, N. C, lying on Contontnea v
creek, at Jolly Old Field, near the con
fluence of the creek and Neuse river. '
Said land haa 30 acres cleared, with 8
tenant houses, the balance well tim
bered. Said lands are well adapted for '
the cultivation of any kind of crops
raised in Eastern Carolina, such &i corn, ,
rice, cotton, tobacco, etc. Terms easy "
and to suit the purchaser. For farther "-''
particulars, apply to -""
C. M. A. GRIFFIN,
Bells Ferry. Pitt Co., N. 0.
Sealed Proposals for Repairing Iridgs.'
NORTH CAROLINA ORAVEN OOTJHTY. '.
Office Registsb, of Dbxds, s
Newbem, March 7,1;. -
Notice is hereby given that sealed propo- "
sals for repairing the Bridge Aoroas Brice's
Creek, in No. 7 Township. Craven county,
known as lhe "lowr bridge," wm 4m re- v
ceived by the Board of Commissioners at .. :
this office, on or before the First Monday In m. .
April, 1887.
8aid bridge to be put in good order, and'.
subject to acceptance or rejection toj ina ,
Board of Commissioners. . - -
All bids will be properly seale J, addressed vo
to the Board of Commissioners of Craven
coriDty, and endorsed -Sealed proposals for
repairing the lower bridge across Brlee's
Creefc." "; '
By order of Boaid. ' " '
ORLANDO HUBBS, v,.
Register of Deeds, " o
mar9dFtd Ex officio Clerk. "
Ferdinand Ulrich,
WHOLESALE GROCER
Lorillard and Gail & Ax's'",'
SNUFFS
At Manufacturers' Prices.
Sugars at New York Jobber '
Prices.
Flour Direct from the West,
Special Prices to tbe Trade. - !
MIDDLE STREET,
NEW BERNE, N. O
F. U. SIMMONS. CLHUST KAHLY.
SIMMONS & MANLY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Will practice In theConrtsof Cravan,Jonea
Onslow, Carteret, Pamlloo, Lenoir and HyUe
and In the Federal Court at New Feme.
febSHAwly
BARGAINS IN
Meat, Suo-ar
Soap, Molasses
And SyruD
At S F. TEISER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
BROAD STREET.
BOOKSTOKE.
J. L. HARTSFIELD1
KINSTON. N. C,
DEALER IN
BOOKS and STATIONERY
School Books and School Supplies
a specialty.
Tobacco. Snvff, Cigars, Toys, Glassware,
Crockery. Fishing Tackle, Etc.
ne door south of Lof tin's Bank.
A, err truly,
J L. HARTSFIELD.
Take Notice!
Our store is filled with
Provisions, Groceries, Caaned
Goods, Iry Goods, Crockery.
Etc. AVe keep a full line of the
Celebrated j?rison Boots and
Shoes.
ALSO
D
7V
' ''
MTlW :-"i
FTirK,C. S. Parsons & Sons' Boots
and Shoes.
Every pair warranted to give satis
faction. Country merchants and the people
generally are requested to call and ex
amine our large stock before purchas
ing. We will give you low figures.
AVe job Lorillard Snuff.
ROBERTS 4u BRO.,
South Front st. . New Bern, N. C.
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