North Carolina Newspapers

THE JOUKNAlr. BtW K. C DEC. 1. 1B7 Y.,8o0dtof JUIa U tw4ief Do pi in (IUV - BIN Mlla rM4y for dollar a botb . TTt n lh pUe 10 wU your tic. H. M. Janwy to Mt dn Mtfao dbc ooofro M riil- W (ttf w alwlX low kin xt yr. jfjas Km Bow of Joa ooaatj mm4 Uro 8wrdy on W way to tMioM la Wilaoa Km Boo IV W C. , for BMrty lLhaUWUAo( KinMoo. spent Html 4ajs wU frWada in town, t H. T. Garrard, ta oUr and affable J.Va LinK-y baa bwn with a XTcal day a 4Uriac itm and lanMwy. Ida TaaaU KUpaHok and Mia ICatSte Boaatroa MModd lh dadioa Uoaot Um CapUtt Chares at La Grann laaaSaaday. Om ( W. L Kaonadv'a baildinf i to Tsekahoa, oocupiod by N. D. Myen ud Lawia Orady U baiim r pmred. Klaaton ia ataadily trowing and tmpror lac. Tta Aaaarfoaa troops drew a full kOQM M Friday aiglii. Ho - U ic we a yaopta cry tag "hard timea. " and Mill IU4 naooey for that which we raailj wfea to enjoy ? 'J.' Ik Bant preached at Bethany ft twitch, BdKaootabwoowDty.laat Saoday Mad raiaad Marty ivo huadra doilr tor StUm aiaafama. Ha will be in Kin Mon 0 Caxfctmaa day. H. C. Bo wen Ut Saturday to fill bu racalax appointment at Btbamy anarch, Sdgaooaab ooanty. Be re turned a-a Monday. He haa been n nani aaoaaly elected for another year. , Mr. Haywood Biunll and lira. Hr par rai day with the doctor. Thy came ta vials and aJao arail thaaoaelvea of the doctor aJecaat daatai work. The aeannt crop haa been uvuoh in jared by tea haary rain. Some were lajvad before digs fa, mad others in the etaoka, V. W. Whitakar's Kdge eoanba oooat eatiaaataa hla ioaa at leaat 13.000. Biaaop Kay of the M. E. Church 8oth, waa with oa Sanity laat and preach ad. two fine aeraaona. After the morning aarmoa the church which haa ben raaaodeiad and greatly improved waa dadioated with appropriate cre monies. Thw jary which took the railroad caa a 8naarday of the first week of court rim lined tied till Friday morning when Jad(a Pmiliipe diavharged them. Banking n asiatrial It ia to be hoped that Um parties will oomproroiae and the) expenae aad trouble of a new trial. J. L. Wlnfiald of Centre Till academy aad Mr. EUia, om of his popila from Paanfort oooaty were in Km ton on oataraay. Taay report the acbooi to a floariahlng ooavditioo. Prof. Williamson of Taraoco aad Miea Maui Nobie of Joaaa OOOMty are also teachers in this OhOOl. Miaa Cyathia Tall, who wu identified with th Klnetnn Oraded Sca-ooX dorinjr ita aaura ax faces ca. W maktng a moi faTorabl Impraaaioa aa wweher of the primary department ol Graeaviile lo tttata. Ska haa made thia department ot taacMng a special study, and has already reoeiTed sereral flattering ttfTara from AaheTilJe aad other poiou for the next school year. Wednesday. Not. 33d.. will be a day loag reaavmbered aa wedding day by a laa aamber ot tha yonng people. The brilliant asaniaca of the morning vu ralawM by one ta um aftarnooa no less Imposing. Mr. Bow mad Hod gas and mms ataoarta tiaraaa, ataeaoec vj ee rai of taalr friends, were marri i at th Taaideaoa of the widow 8uitoo. Kt A. J. Hires, abator of the Baptist church pert orm lag tae soirmn ceremooy. We aaar a a Bomber of other marriaxn tha same day. the particulars of which we cannot gire. Mr. Ha wood W. McKinnie of Ku Olire aad Miaa Jaiia Hooker, the ac aosapliabad daaghter of Nathan Hooker, were m.rried in the Uetbodist Chnrch oa Wednesday morn in ir of last weak, Rt. If. J a may officiating Everything passed off in th beet of styia. The brides room, tboash a de votad member of the church, will have to ha classed with that man in the par able w ho was found wiihoot the wed dlaar garment on. for Mr. Mchti aie. on am Tiavs; at Kiaston. forxot his TsJiee and the train oarrird it oa So he was boaad aaad aad foot by the cords of wedtoek aad east law doable bleacd aesa sf the asatrimoaisl stats They took the Wadaseday morning train ae oom panted by a. anmbar of thei Paprt wiU U Joaraal Clah eUtaa. Wa have made arrangements with the following publications, among the ablest and moat valuable of the ooantry. whereby sabscribers to the JocijaL can seen re any of the below named, at the following low rates, strictly in ad vance : JocR-NaL and American Farmer . ...8-2.00 " Arnern Agriculturist 2.50 " " Southern Cultivator . 3.75 " Demoreet's Magaxlne 8.00 " ' Scientific American. . 4. 85 "St. Nicholas 4.00 " Century 5.00 Detroit Free Press . ... 2.80 ' TexasSiftings 3. 35 North Amer. Review 5.35 " New York World 3.50 Star 2.35 " Country Homes 3.00 " Home and Farm 3.00 " Southern Bivouac. .. . 8 00 ' Courier Journal 3.50 News and Observer. 3 83 " Harper ' Magmxine ... 4.50 Weekly 4.70 " Young People 8.10 " Atlanta Constitution. 3 50 Chicano News 3 35 Ola iubecribert receiving toe Joch Xi l, and desiring to have any of these paper, can, by making application to the office in person or by letter, have a statement of their account on our books showing what they will have to remit to entitle them to any of the above publi cations they mar select. rt'KTitxa nrpccaitijrrs. The Sup- rior Court. The fall term of the Superior Court ! of Craven oountr convened on Monday morning at 11 o'clock, Jude A. C. Avery presiding, and Solicitor Geo. II. Whits representing the State. Mr. W. L. Lewis was made foiempn of the grand jury and Hi Honor dm livered to them a very comprehensive charge as to the criminal laws of the Stats and their duties in the execution of the same. In the afternoon the criminal docket was called and several submissions in unimportant cases were recorded. A mistrial was made in the case of Stale vs. J. R. Boyd for obtaining goods under false pretense, and Warren Munt ford, colored, was acquitted of the Commissioners of Craven County, i at Special Meet n;i held cn Mon i d y, Nov. 14, and Saturday, Nor. j 26, 1887. ! The bobrd r.-et n ILir..! iy ihe 14:h of November. Ail present The rhairmp.n miinunrtd willingness 1 of the bosrd in h. ,ir the views of thofe ! present upon the prop'MU.n vubaiiued j by th- F. it Cir.; in i I, ud and Railway j Co. dpt. R J. ir.es. J. L. Rhem. (.ten. R bt. P.its.im. J J WnifeDden, T. A dret-D. Hun. F. M S.mruons and ; oiliers iiudressed the Lo.ird in favor of ! ihe pr poaiin .n Maj-T J )hn II uhes f ubru itted a prop osition favurdbie to the pi.ili, provided ihe coujpauy would build a private Proce dings of the Board of County Maliison is continued until the eaid I A Chicken Thief Caught charge of abandonment. ; bridge for public use in connection with meettog with power to settle with said iiahn. Adjourned to meet on Saturday, Nov 19th at which time no quorum was ; present. SATUrtPAY. Nov. 2f,th Tns board met at 11 a. m I're-.-r.t, Jss. A. Bryan. W. M. Watson im ! S. V. Lathuni. The chair stated that the meeting is called upn the following requPot of ' commissioner Watson: New Berne N. C, Nov. 19, 1SS7. ' Mr. Jas. A. Hryan, Chairman Board of Count3" Commisaioners of Craven '.bounty : Dear S,r The undersigned, a member of Slid boird of commissioner, respect fully requests as provided in sec. TO first volume of Code of North Carolina. that you as chairman of the board of Gourt took a recess until 9 30oclock railroad bridges across Neme and Trent ' commiwsiouers of Craven county will call a meeting or said board to be held inthe city of New Berne onthe20th day . wr. r.nocn waaswortn. one o: our most successful farmer living about four miles from the city, has seen losing a number of chickens litelv and w.n somewhat puzzled about the manner in j . which the thief oouid rob the rooet and ! disappear fo suddenly. A few dajsi ago. however, the dogs caught the scent , of the rascal and traced him to the kit- ! chen. nn 1 were so persistent in their search around the building that Mr. Wadsworth was led to make a critical examination and found the thief concealed between the weather-boarding and ctiling. He wa. not arrai.-nt d before a justice for trial: Jude Lym.-h took charge and txecu'.ed him on ihe spot. It was a large black mink, the el i kest sort of a chicken thief. Tuesday morning. Court convened Tuesday morning at 9:30oclock. Work on the- State docket was re sumed and pushed with vigor. Msny oases of minor importanoe were dis posed of, among ihem seyeral magis trates of the county who had failed to make returns A nol pros, was entered in all those who were present and had rivers. Joel Kiasey, W. B. Lane. J. F. Ciark, H Perry and W. H. Oliver suOmitted ; their v ie w i n opp .siti.m to the propo ; sitioo. The following is the proposition au b mitted b? the East Carolina Lind and i Rtilway Co : To the Board of Commistio'iers of Cra ven County, .vie Lierm A. I'.: The at Carolina Land and Rtilway Improved Stock It is a pleasure to see our farmers the time covered by the indictments. Capiases were ordered to be iasued for those who were not present, provided Everv subscriber to the New York World clubbing with JocjlnaL rceives 'key did not come in witbin thirty daTs a handsomely bound illustrated History and give bond for their appearance at of the Cnited State. the next term of the court. Among the 1 ' L 1 cases tried by jury were the following: TPrt flnt PntTflTIB i Ed. Henderson for an affray; not We will bejein soon to send out state- motbe-r of Dr. Harper, spent save- meets of amounts due us for subscrip tions, and we send tbera out for the purpose of collecting the money. We oaaoot give longer indnlgenoa to those l -arrears. Send us the money at once or ba prep it red for our agent when he ol Is. The price of the Wkxzly Jocrnal has been reduoed to $1 50. ichen paid in advance The Presidential canr ass and election will be oo band the comiDg year. The JocrsaL proposes to keep ita readers posted on the progress of the campaign as well as on the general news of the day. Send one dollar and a half and get a good, live newspaper for one year. not flnallr disposed of any cases during Company hereby applies for a subscrip tion oy me county oi iruvtu u ine capital stock of said company lo aid it in the construction of a raiiroad from New Berne to Washington X. C, in Beaufort county, or Grt-enville in Pitt ocuntv, in the sum of forty thousand dollars, and for an additional subscrip- , Hon to the capital stock in the sum of sixty thousand dollars to aid it to i.uild, ! iu conjunction with the Wilmington, Onslow aud Est Carulina Riilroad 1 Company, m line of railway from the city of New Be ne through tbe counties of Jones. Pender aad Onslow to Wil m I oion . X . . Tbn application is tuide on the fol lowing terms and conditions, to wit: 1 Said BuOBcriptiou slall be made in coupon boi ds of the county of Craven, running thirty years and bearing iuter tt at six per cent per annum, piyable annunlly. 2 fnat said bonds shill b-? pr-pired as soon as practicable after said propo sition sbail have b-en submitted to a vote of the people and ratified by them as required by law, and they hhall be placed in the hand' of trustees to be nominated and appointrj by the board or commBionrrn of Craven county witn the cousent and approval of tne Eist CITY AND VICINirY. ! guilty. I Israel Williams, col , A. & B. The defendant pleaded his own case, and it ! was generally cod ceded that he did not have a foci for a client though the jury found him guilty of the oharge. Judg ment was suspended upon payment of cost. Abner Paris, white, A. & B : County jail for three months. Primus Johnson, larceny: Penitentiary three years. W. H Wynne, arson; guilty. merit not yet prayed. The civil docket was called and caes designated for trial and referred to the calendar committer . Court took a recess to 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning. The election cases will be taken up on Thursday. vr i cq-t .u .nn.i.brin, .ha tinr,of making an effort to improve their farm ' " - 1 " ' " tration for the election heretofore or dered, by said board upon the applica tion of the East 1 arclina Land A Rail way Company for the county of Craven to subscribe to its capital stock to assist in the construction of a railway from New Berne to Wilmington, and to con sider other questions pertinent to the submission of said proposition to a pop ular vote W. M. Wa'SOX, Commissioner. lie also submitted the following no tice published in New Berne Jot'HXil, as required by the Cole: To irhom it may Concern : Notice is hereby given that at the written request of Wm.M. Watson, a member of the Board. I have and do hereby call a meeting of the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Craven, to meet at the Court House in New Berne on the 26th day of Xovem- stock. E.er- few weeks we note the arrival of some hih bred animal which ia taken to the farms in the country and will in a few years show marked im provement in the 'scrub'" to k. Last w.,es Mr. Sam. Ipock. living a few miles from the rec-ived a line, full blood Jersey c.4: . All enterprising farmers like Mr. Ipock ought to favor and urge the building of the railroad from New Berne to Wilmington. Wfth the improved stock, there ouifbt to be an increased demand for milk, home-mide butter and beef. Mere people in New B.-rne will make more c jnsu mer? : more rail roads will bring more people and more business. L-n all nurch al.in together. '. Advertisement. sTEAMERS, n a i i : ad: Mr. I. 0. PRICE Ila- Tukt.ii A Position At Williams & Bowen's At. a B :t iU C.-n: Soap "J") Lead P. And I At Our P ii i Book .2 tore i; i : li, e Cents: in t.. '' J oi tt-'I "." '. nis: The P u Iird o ( ents: Six Pounds No;.' Paper K Cents: Ci uts Per 1)0:. n n;' '' lr. I'f i ! ion (I i oki: Absolute!', y a v. ase, Sice. Steamer Howard, Independent Steamboat Line Commencing MONDAY, the 12th day , of September, 187, the Steamer HOW j ARI) will run the following schedule: Vor Trenton, every Monday and Friday: Returning every Tuesday and Saturday. lor Poiloksville every Wednesday at 1 "i ''' turning the same day. J. J. LASITTER. Manager. J J 1 1.- ' a v. Agent at New Berne. THE NEUSS L TXIE1TT RIVEB Steamboat Company. f.:' ! ' '' '''-.'luie on and a rut This powder never varies. A marvel of Purity, strength, and wiolr'.rnnfn. More economical than t be ori:r:arv k: mis, and can not be sold In eoriipet:: ;,,n with ihe iiiuitltad of low test, shorl weight, alum or phosphat-j ioid on ; y : n cans. Hoy a i. II k ; n.. r.ovij-lvdw ' powders. fOWCiB Co.. ljti Wa.l-et . N Y For sale in Xewbern by AI Notice, :.'! iia :k .: f I tie il if ' e o vp- r.otif-e to ui: ;:st the est :t r e , To I'Tt-scut tne Mi ler The .:. . a j m ; : .i noid. hel i-.'.y li g c laims aa! ward Aiiiold, payment on or he .'ore N not:, -e will lie plead In narr.fr i'rS"II5 illdeb'ed t.i ;;,t. fstnl, lo make 'Mined .n't- pnvm.o.t. "'J- u 'l i-. A HNoLI'. A'' iwfild A 'a'.IiS I H ' S I'd h, ,v , n: : i : 50,000 Bush. To Soli: 200,000 Tons Pure Agricultural Lime. F. BUfhlUS g GO., GRAIN & COTTON MERCHANTS. teacu ; '1 rent Will leave Mondiiy ;i Mill l.-HVf. loin Mr. New Ii i no for J renton every id hi'dny ui (, h. j,,., returning. IrenKin . very 'J u sdBy Hnd Hat '.Inii at n,. pom's along tiie rlvar Steamer Klnaton. Will 1,. dn h hi I II II ld s I -ii - id : i.' b ., i: 1. 1 .'ii on 'J'ne -h. M. H. luri). w min i h arid 1 intermediate at ncburn. M guilty. Kuilty . Judg- in said reouest. and such other matters as may properly and lawfully come be fore it. JAS. A. DRY AN. Chni'n B'd Commissioners, ."ovember 19. 1837. Tne East Carolina Land & Railway Company pubmitted the following re quest: To the Board of Commistdorjers of Cra ven County : Trie Ea?t Carolina Laud & Riiiway Company hereby applies to your board for a new registration for the purpose of the election which has been ordered Carolina Ijind and Railway Co.. who '. u pon its application to said county for a shall hold the same and turn them over subscription to its capital stocfe ber, 18C7, at eleven o clock a. m.. for the consideration of matters referred to The Game, Kish and Oyster Fair The Craven County Gun Ciub held a meeting on Monday evening and an- w. l. Douglas .-a shoi:. tu.? .-;- ginal and only ban I-Fewcd v,-elt lin;t in the world, equals custom made hand sewed shoes that cost from SO to ?0. i;i;!:m:, n Our correepondent "Newbern ' ' i on the ribt track. We matt hare the fair. ! , i Sam K. Eaton wanu people to stop i and see eomeihing. See "ad '" and : drop in. to the authorities of the 8id company upon us giving to said trustees for the use and benefit of said county and to be at once delivere i to the authorities. , . -e. . , . , thereof certificates of stock in its com- The Meadow i Fertilizer Factory. . , , u . . , " j ! pany of like amount Provided, how- Oae O' the new Industrie establiihed ' eVer. that said ..uoscription to aid in the i in New Berne is the fertilizer factory construction of the Wasbinton or on the old cottan factory site by E H. Greenville branch shall he delivered as . T . . ., , the ifirk prorebSfS in Craven county ft J. A. Meadows. They are now wo.k , and a, a rse n)t Krilll,r lhHn one tnou. j icg about twenty hands regularly be- 8and dollars per mile for each mile of i The Eat Carolina Land & Railway Company. (Seal.) Dy C. E Foy, ita President. Whereupon on motion of commis sioner 8. W. Latham it is. Ordered by the Board that in ihe elec tion heretofore called and ordered upon the question of Craven county subscrib ing fifty thousand dolUrs to the capital stock of the Est Carolina Land & Rul way Company to aid it in connection A fine new dwelling la being erected , ,ide other8 employed at various time.. graded road and one . . ... ,.lTht .ro li.min nut from fitter, ,n ! (XT mile for e.iCh Qllle thousand dollars per mile tor e.ich mile of t-aid road sup- on the corner or Broad ana aietcau j , ,., . ,,h ..rf)HH. Hrui , ,h rR.p ... l!rui.K.M, r S Muh.. twenty toes per day of manipulated , ,irlM , hnil.Mni1 HolUr-.,r m,. , : guaco aaaptea vo tne growin oi various mile of road graded in Pitt or neaufort i 'V"" r . """" irom . . ,. , , u . . , said nrooosition of Riihscrmi ion shall LIU IIC U(JO 1U tllll BCVfclUU. LUBKr I '"uuij , u u u . c lj u t u u ' i a . a jt: I with the Wilmington, Ou-low & Eist Carolina Railway Company to construct aDd complete a line of railway from New Berne, N. C, to Wilmington, N. 5 c if Bra 17. The farmer m often uncertain what to do with ootton atalke. oorn stalk., weda aad erase that are on the flH , aad which are ia hie way. It ia mi r diiScalt to plow land that ia oorerwi wita the refuse ot a preriooa crop, ajid is ia M aaoeh eaeiar to horn it than to plow H Bndar. that man y farmera ap ply the torch, aad detroy the life of their laad. The following valuable arUcJe oa the eabject waa written b T. B. Bald win, of Texaa. aad pahliahed ia the Aaaericaa Raral Home. He amy . "I waa travelling ia Texaa aad (topped at aicke with a faroaar of oookI arable iatcUuraoe aad some dimju. I aaked aim why ate tamed hia oorn talk a- He replied X barn them in order to get iheaa eat of my way My laad ia so rich aad the aotl ao deep that U doea not aad the aaeietanoe of vegetable matter to aid ia maaiag a cro . 1 replied that Juat aa fertile land a aa hi a bad roo eaabed ta nioh treatment in Indiana aad 1 11 loo ta, aad that it waa only a eetioa of time whan hit own fertile aorea would weaken under such treat ment. T " VThy." aaid he. "In the old State ther almoM cnltivate their crope with fire. Taay beaia by firat cutting down aad baraiag ap eyry thing thai will barn, aad every year afterward they bars whatever acaika aad graeathai may aa foand apea the f round at plant lag time " ' Vea, I anawared, and In thoee StatM a hare they coca made a hale of cctton to the acra. this and aiaailar depletiDg p acV hae to .lamaged the soil thai rt bow rexiairaa from two to four acre to aaaka a hale o( outtoa. " "Ha aooa a tha tfuik of my ar gnmeat, aad Uj follow is g morninc be $wJ m that ha had thought much and aefioaaJy ahoat what I termed hie tlicida)' practice, and that he had d tertaioedo banish ftre from his fields "There ara thoosaad of farmera 5orta aad Sooth, whom I wow Id he glad to eoarrrt from thia wasteful practlwof burning the vegetable ma-i-ter oa their farms. Do not burn any -thing, get a stalk eouoa and a dUc has row, aad after putting the ataJka. weeds' aad grass in proper shape for plowing aader, let your Land bare th. (all kwoeflt of every particle. I have aa jo aaraaof axaelleat eoat grass burned which Lf Varnad aader would h ba wortk baadrada of dollars to the wil srop. faetead of burning off anything haol ear aaora graea aad leaves aad tarn i; all aader. A recant wrtter aas Us r (m ch has wrooght more rain to farm lands ta the South than all other causes. Haay grain grows' s bam their wheat aad riea (trkW. Instead of planting aad piowiag aader peaa, rye grass, dtc-. hy nsa tb torch to destrov the refoaa from tha prevtout crop. Almost aa wail barn a the eorn and wheat with is. " AU farmers ara ao4 so short sighted. Van tare avow saekiag to locreaas the apply Tsreahle ra attar inatead deatroviac it, aad are making money of "A Northern Visitor 'a Viewi, or lutle Washington to ew rerne on, foot," is a very readabU article. Oue of the deck hands of the steamer ! BUnche fired at a wild turkey one day last week while the steamer was mov ing do n from Soow Hill and witbin about four miles of Bell's Ferry, when toe barrel of the gun bu rated and the fragments striking his left wrist badly lacerated it. Dr. Woods was called to d ess it. , Edgar and Harry WaUsr of Lenoir county who were convicted at the last term of the U. S District Couit for Illicit distilling, and sentenced to thirty days in Craven county jail, were dis charged on Thanksgiving Day. having served out their term. Tney were truly thankful to again obtain their liberties and will endeavor to retain tha same in the future. Tha Bst oi the S-aaon. Col John N Whitford was at the Ex change Saturday with a lot of cotton which be sold for 10t the highest price of the Mason. Col. Whitford takes ex ir pains with his cotton aud he find that ii pays a special manure for beans, one for cab bage, for potatoes, for cotton and all other crope rrown in Eistern Carolina, and ther are thoroughly reliable, first class goods being used. With the establishment of such in dustries, it is necessary to their success mile for each mile supplied wiih cross- ties in the aid laat named counties. And the xaid bonds subscribed to aid in the construction of the rO'd to Wil mington nhall be delivered to the com pany by said trustees as the work pro rerses at a rate not greater than one hundred dollars per mile for every mile of said road graded iu C raven county . ful operation that we have facilities for ; and one thousand dollars per mile for Wu He FTaymfcr 'Possum t Deputy Saenff Cradle of Hyde coun ty, pased through ths city a few days ao with two convicts for the State penitentiary- One of them became belplees from the time be was first sen tenced and bad to be "toted" to the roat: when they arrived at New Berne be was carried to the police station in a wheelbarrow, ind next morpin be was hauled to the depot and lifted cn the train, and in fact was lifted about until be arrived at the penitentiary. Here the doctor p itlied a remedy which caused him to spring to bis feet as if infused with new life. reaching the interior of the neighboring counties and tha State. Durham has found it necessary to subscribe largely to two new railroads in order to secure lower rates of transportation for their goods and to better reach new territory for raw material. If a town wanu manufacturing enterprises snd employ ment for ita people, the people them selves must show a progressive spirit: they must show energy, puh and de termination, and when they do thi they will attract capital and business men. No man of means and business lact wants to go to a dead town, nor is oe going. The Messrs. Meadows cannot be too highly commended for the enterprise I : be have shown in starting this indus try They, with Capt. Gray. Maj. Drnnison. and the saw mills in and near the city are d bitribunuu the money that goes into the channels of trade. -.nd soon Messrs Moore ft Brady will each mile of road in Craven county sup plitfd with cross-ties, and at the rate of one thousand dollars per mi e for every mile of road graded in Jones county, and one thousand dollars per mile for "very mile supplied with cross ties in J DtB county, hut no part of said bonds sbull De delivered for work in Jones county as above provided until the en tire road throunh Craven county, bein nin at New Berne, has been graded nii'l furnianed with cross ties. The onlar c of said bonds if any for both of said branches to te Delivered at ihe rate of not more than three thousand dollars per mile of said lines, are fup (.died who good Met 1 or iron rails ana the ame is placed upon said roai bed. and the b.ilance of, said tonds to be de livered when the road is cempleted to Joues couoty line. No part of ihe bonds subscribed to one of th- ne branches shal I be ut-ed in the construction of the other It is n.rerii if this subscription is made lb.- Cnunij . f Craven phall ne en i n led to elect one director to represent it in iLe board of directors of said com pany, and that ihe clia r L r shal 1 be so mieiid.d at the next term of the legisla ture, and that it hall hvtf one vote lot oegin the packing of oysters which al-, eTerJ BUitrt" " , ws " receive? in sa.o v'yii' yr tM l i j i ui a i u rr ia j . i i pi i u u The Game, Fiah and Oyster Fair. Commissioner J. T. Patrick ia in the city and held a o nference with the committee appointed by the Craven County Qun Club on holding a Game, Fish and Oytr Fair. Mr Patrick made some valuable suggestions to the oommittee ia regard to the details of getting np the Fair, and if the citizens of New Berne will aid to the extent of three hundred dollars tha Fair is as sured. Mr. Patrick savs he can bring two or tbree thousand people here if we want them. It is an opportunity to give tha town, sod the products of our forests, nyera and sounds such an ad vertisemeQt as they never hid before. The Club will organise an association pretty soon and appoint committee to bagin work. We trust that every citi tu will lend a helping band. ways give the retail trade of the town an impetus that ii felt at almost every store. These things help wonderfully in short crop years, and with another railroad outlet other industries will spring up and those in existence will increase their capacity. Let the new go abroad that Craven county has sub--cribed to the road from New Berne to Wilmington and that the building of the road is a fixed fact: capital will seek New Berne that would never other wise come here. a aaaaa l-J E. BavAiBfSdIe aadaf. County AlTy.rOUrCa. Tx., says: "Uve used Blaetria BtUere with most happy re mits. My brother also waa very with malarial fever and jaundice, bat waa cared by timary oee of thianiedi cina. aoa eatiafled Electric Bitters saved hla Ufa." Ut. D. L Wilcoxaoa of Horse Csve. Kr , adls alike leetimooy. saying: Be poaitivaly beltawa he wofd have dieJ, jaaoa aVaaa or Electrto Bitters. h Thia graat remedy aril! ward "Off. aa wall aa ara all malarial diseases, aad few ait kklaay. liver s atomach dieor dara staavds oaaqaalad. Pi-iea Me. aad $laB.N. Da 'dm ftora. Otmt .1 aws. dae of tbe objects of the Craven County Gun Cino is to protect birds and game from wanton destruction To do this effectually ths mem bars of the Club have resolved to enforce the Laws in regard to the same and prose cute every violation thereof We now call attention to the following section of the Coda Sec. No person shall hunt or hoot wild fowl on the Lord s day. com monly called Sunday ', or hunt or shoot them on any day of the week after the hour of sunset and before the hour of dejligbc. With gun or fire, or uae any gun other tban can be fired from the should sr. This la a good law, becaoe ducks and other wild fori, ao sportsmen tell ut. Uxat ars iatsrfered with after night, will Isave the neighborhood and not return Parties violating this section will sure ly be prosecuted if it cornea within the knowledge of any member of the Club Surrendered to the A-my. Oar old friend Lewis Bynum of Maysville, Jones county, came to the city oo Thankagivinif Day, and in the evening attended tos services of ihe Salvation Army at the Theatre The membsra of the army assembled and after the preliminary exercises started out with the dram for a street parade Mr. Bynurn. at the bead of a few others from bis section, betng sroused by a A Hail road Suggestion. On our flrft pane will be found an article copied from the Wilmington Star, the writer of which insists that the A. ft N. C B. and the NCR should be consolidated and leased to the R ft D for ninety-nine years. The consolidation is something that ought to have been done long years ago, but it is not syyad State policy to lease to a corporation that is trying to build up a terminal point in another State, and has but little interest in North Carolina sav e and except for the purpose of control ling her carrv ing trade. We endorse the views of thia corre spondent in regard to the State officials appointed by partisan politicians, man axing works of internal improvements. ' bat why cot consolidate the two roads ! and lease or sell them to the C. F. ft V. . V R , which, it is said, is a distinctive North Carolina toad, and whose owners I have lare interest in North Carolina? Why not unite the A. ftN.C. with the C V. Sc. Y. V. now, and take in the N C. when the R. ft D. lease expires? A corporation that will not encourage shipments through North Carolina p irts but on the other band do their utmost to prohibit th. m, it not the one to which to turn over the entire railroad interest of the State. The wr ter of the communication seems to feel a derfp interest in North Carolina railroads. He must be It is further aureed that no private in Dividual nor corporation shall receive or have ii-eued to him or it directly or indirextly any greater amount of the capital etock of said company than h. or it actually and Dona ti le paj 8 for at us face value. It is funher agreed if this subscription is made that no part of the work of con structing eaid road in Craven county shall be one by convict labor and as far as in practicable all work on said road in said county fhall be done by our own lat orers and mechanics. In testimony whereof the s.iid East Carolina Lind and Railway ( ompan has by it president hereunto set its sea I . The E vst Carolina Lind and Railway Company by C. E Foy. its President. After consideritg the said proposition, and at the suggestion of the said board of commissioners, ihe following amend ments were made, to wit: That the said county of Craven is a?ked to subscribe to its capital stock tne rum of rifty thousand dollars, in stead of sixty thousand dollars to aid in building a railroad from New Berne to I Wilmington in connection with the ! Wllrv,iri(.ir, o r, A flnalnn. nrl Pjoi fern llna Railroad Co. Second, that the re quest therein contained for a subscrip don by suid county of forty thousand dollars to ita capital btock to Bid it in bunding a road from New Berne to ashingtou or Greenville be with drawn. Third, that in all other reepectf the said proposition nhall remain and stand a original ly submitted, Fourth, thai if sal I subscription is made.Ciaven county shall bw entilh d to appoint one director in said company, and shall nave one vote for each share of stock it will own in the election of all other oirectors and upon all oth.-r questions, and the said charter shall be amended so as lo give the said C aven county the appointment of said director. The East Carolina Land ani Railway '"orr.pany. seai.'i By C. E Foy. its President. Witness. L. J. Muoke. After considering the proposition Commissioner Watson otlered the following: Resolved and Ordered, That the ques I ihnniiin rnllura in ira r V . A n of progressive ideas as he thinks New I ruQDlnfr thlrty yeaTi gil ceru m. Berne ought not to rest until a line of ; terest, to tbe capital stock of the East railway is built from Wilmington to her J Carolina Land and Rail way Co. , to aid w4r(g it to construct, in connection with the i nmington. unsiow and tast Carolina I Railroad Co.. a line of railway from ! New Berne, N. C . to Wilmington. N. Improvements in Cedar Grove. Our marble man, Mr. J K. Willis, j put up on Saturday a very handsome j monument to the memory of the late Dr. Wm. H. Barker. It is a white marble shaft something over ten feet bigh. He has also recently placed a1 beautiful enclosure around tte lot of Capt. Thos. M. Gates and the late B. M. Gates said proposition of subscription 6hall deposit in the ballot box at the voting precinct where they may be entitled to vote a piece of paper with the word '"Subscription" either written orprint"d thereon, and all persons desiring to vote against Said proposition shall aepoitin the ballot box a piece of p iper with the words "NcaSubscription"' either printed or written thereon, and iu all respects said election shall be held as such elec tions are required to be held by law. 2nd. For the purpose of the e ection aforesaid upon the said proposition of subscription, it is ordered that there shall be an entirely new registration of the county, and for purpose of ivi n ample nonce thereof it shall be posted tor thirtv days uetore the dooks are openei in each township in the coun ty as i- required in such caee in sec tion 2 675, chap. 1C vol. 2 of the Code of N. C. It is further ordered, that the clerk of thin board shall caue to be published in the New Berne JOURNAL and at the court house door for at teas-t thirty days prior thereto notice of said election stating the objects and purpose thereof. L'pon motion of commissioner Wa son it is ordered, should the proposition for the county of Craven to subscribe fifty thousand dollars to the capital ftock if the Eist Carolina Land and Railway Cc, be ratifiied by the popular vote, that the board of commissioners cf Cravt n county shsiU not make said subscription to the capital stock of said company un til after at least one mile of railway in graded, and the bonds for gjid sub scription 6hall not ba delivered to the authorities of the said company except as provided in the proposition cf eaid Railway Company to this board. The following is the agreement entered into by and between the board of commissioners and the East Carolina Land & Railway Co: The East Carolina Land and Riilway Company hereby agrees to and with the Board of Commissioners of Craven county to reimburse the said county of Craven all and any cost and expanse in curred by the said county on account oi the new registration this day ordered by the said board for the purpose of an election upon the question of Crayen county subscribinK to the capital etock of the said Railway Company. Witness whereof the eaid East Caro lina Land & Railway Company has here unto set its hand and seal by the s gnature of its President and bis pri vate seal used as the seal of the said company. The East Carolina Land & Railway Co. seal; By C. E. Foy, its Presi dent. Cpon motion of commission Watson it is Ordered, that the clerk of the board advertise sixty days in the New Berne Daily Journal, Wilmi gton Messenger. Goldsboro Argus, Raleigh News and Observer, weeklies, for sealed pro posals for the construction of a bridge across the Neuse river at some con venient point within two miles of the court house, to be determined by the commissioners Said proposals to con tain plans and specifications for furnish ing material and building said bridge, and the estimated curt of the same. Said bridge to be 60 constructed as to permit the easy and unobstructed pas sage, when going in opposite directions, of all kinds of vehicles and for the safe and convenient passage of animals and persons to and fro, and shall in all re spects conform to the requirements and use of a first-class bridge. It shall be further stipulated that said bridge shall be provided with a draw of such dimen sions and of such construction as to permit the passage without delay of all kinds of steam and sail vess- Is. Ordered that said proposals shall be opened for examination at the regular meeting of the board in February, 1S88, and that the right is hereby reserved to reject any and all bids. Ordered further that the county will pay the sum of fifty dollars for such plans and specifications as may be adopted. Board adjourned. pointed a committee to solicit donations for the Fair to be held about the last of January. The holding of the Fair de pends entirely upon the success of this committee. The tiling has teen care fully canvassed and the cost estimated. If the citizens of Xe a- Berne wiii con tribute the sum of three hundred dollars to pay incidental expenses the Fair will be held and made a success. Commis sioner Patrick will secure very low rates of travel for Northern people to viait the Fair. Thi-5 alonj wiil secure a , large numb, r of visitors, such as v, ill have money to spend. : Now docs Nt.r Berne want it bad enough to contribute this amount of, money? If to let ihe commute hear ' from you at odcs They are to report I to the Club within ten daye and then it ! will be definitfly decided whether or not the Fair will be undertaken. The expenditure of this thr-e hundred dol lars will bring to the town all the way from five to fifteen thousand, besides the advert i.-rmt i, t i,ct it will give the city and section will be worth many thousands more. mi 3 Hf! ! $3 SHO, The only S3 SF. MI. K-S f iSsT? Shoe in the vtoriil, a:- S3S out tack.s nr li iii,. X; ; I'ine-t nlf, r:. t i: --Q 3 ' Bu-.t-n avl I.:,-.-. .... ? -ir " I all w. :,r !' W. V S 2? M tv., i . imii i.i.as .-i!so' sno'f: n'njHx- ' W. lYikh'UlY-. i:r KLtcn'.'ii'i?, ivarssde !.' WAP. i ; i : n ursery, 1'K' 'I'KIKTi w. K. Htaslt, Klnaton. ii. H. Ha kkoH, r'ollokevii;. u ' WAUH. ,ASfi,i t Trenion. "' ' H-;i:,,. ,,.ly Klf))(1 J H Masks, q-iahor UrMge. J M- WH;j., (ienl Mana-er. ''" ' ' X' mum. N. c Hyde Line Company. K, I I .m:j:- k ; i; -t' VI!.! I , V ( "KM.. N. . AI'KII. 8, 1KS7. HCUKDi-I.K IK THE KTKAMUR i . VI 1'' l.irri : i r ! i . . . i V, oi. a'lirs. i- b m i r-ixw. ii ! i: n ! s. c i r Tr it. Wi o cI!o !lu ft.Ii.y- i on niul afier May Jst, 1S87, IA I fill. N T,- I .. . . . .... A.M. for IIh, i.o.o. btrtr.',.!,,., a. .i '. - ' f "'n'.HVi'" 'V ''""1'-'"re hii1 stonewall. ' J Iii.li.Ii.j- U'H e IfH.vboro at HKVKN A M . r Sew lioni, in,,,,,,,.,; , Ktom.wall.VaVd": uii-ie.f-niUI s Cr.-. k nun a, lu in e ( reek siiIuiiluv-l,,avH .New Heme m HKVKN 1 '. 1v.':,'.K".,.A,-.n,e ....... - , v mi ,oro H I Mi IT v u- I ; i ' J. .1 s : i Ad KKVKN A.M. "ih vvh!!. Van i in h ( rei-fc. STOP! STOP! r. STOP O ' ilS. 1. -t -. I tc. i: .'I'l'licatiorj. Lare p'- a ,i Laxadisr is the result of years of c!i seryation an i .experience. It is now recommended by leading phicians for costiveness and indigestion. "Baby ia king'' all the world over. As it3 rule should be as quiet as possi ble, fail not to provide it with Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup for ail the ailments incident tojits coudit on. P. is a safe remedv. Hi ' (ianic, Fish and Oyster Fair. El itoh Journal: I am pleased to see thot juu are urging the people of our city to aid in the holding of a "Came. Fish and Oyster Fair. The advantage to be derived by the holding of such a Fair are many. First, it will show to the Northern people who Mr. Patrick assures us he will induce to come down, that our climate is equal to any in the South, and that our hotel accommoda tions at Hotel Albert are tqaal to that of any in hotel iu Florida; they will also see that the gunning and fishing will surpass that of any section in the Union. Few people even in our own State are awars that wo have be; r, deer, lurkejs. geese, duck, partridge and many other varieties of birds. IP e Northern visitors who visitour Fair will come again annually and be a source of revenue to our people. .Second, the exhibition of cur fish and oysters will be of a ivantage to that industry. It will advertise to our S:ate and to out side people that we have them in excel lent variety and superior quality , and dealers will receive more orders and our rish will command a higher price Tnird. if we have three thousand ceople to visit our Fair they will ipend on an average of five dollars each which will be a total of fifteen thousand dollars left by them in the city. This amount of money is worth having; this money will aid us in paying taxes and other wig" be of ad vantage. A big advantage will come to us in the way of an adver tisement to our place and Jrawing the attention of would-be settlers and manufacturers.. I feel confident that each and every one of our people will see the advan tages of the proposed Fair and lend a helping band. Tne sum asked is verv small and our peop'e should show a spirit of enterprise by putting twice the amount asked for into the work. The gentlemen of the Gun Club propose to do all the work without charge. We have the assurance of Mr. Patrick's co operation and we must not miss such opportunities. NnvvBERN. Newbern, N. C, Nov. 2t, 1SS7. U the JE AND SEE Til eit and Best STOCK OF Watches, Clrcks, wTwelr SOLID SILVER AND PLATLD WAR:, To be found in Ei-torn X-:rt!i CYr. I,; Come an-i ece ::i -. lie-: t forgot' place, am. k. i:at x. Tn James Grape a Specialty A ! I. I'vnii: ti-.i. ,1 pni-nomern i,:,. ir I ai.lv U I line to (tive r. ilo-ir I'lv. (1 ii ri'ler cii I FIN nave i ; K ' Being a Fl'I.L :epifs. 3TV DUY K fflf of the liOOIiS prices to i'. lire i,l,;,. to make H i- -Non hn ! Hi'iinierB. ""in nio.lii I ki,b both lor 1 1 f at VI rv low nilu an iiii-ri iiantB ni,,i proiliicera along ita ""i ui nil ppoi t. Freight I-or f, ..- ,.,..'...:'.."' - .. . ... i n m li , .Mil. ,., i,,i,; oi i ravi'ii Miri t, ' ii i. . r ' ts :i;;i.i ts h I i lie in Oil. 1 , h, H A , -i I '. . I. I, M i.hMi.ai, Kt..nV. r4a,,w ,A 1 1. i,ii,!,mer, H I'OWl.l- '., st..n.-wnll ,vv ; J K 1 "V. ! 1. 1.. J.Hvhori.. 'w vv- i-. !.l i:i i s, o einjulre at the Moving placee- 1 1 M. Gi Middle st. v i 1 wlm TAYLOR. New lijm novCj ilwtf Middle f trp.-t. Valuable Farm for Rent IN ONSLOW Five Miles Frtni I wiil offer for rent. COUNTY. T iClcson iilc". f. r cr.a or tnree years, on the First Monday in Decem ber, lbST, a Twenty IJorse Farm, at least ten for the next year: the Finds known as a pan of the Hugh-ins Planta tion, now the property of 'th-? heirs cf the lato Dr. Lesear.e. . Terms made known at day of rentier. For further information apply to the nudersisned. Place wiil be shown by Mr.fJ. M. IIenderon or "Warner H-jj-gins.who lives on the place. 2t A. C. HUUGINS. Guariian. Sab fi Livery "Stabiss- l,.VT!;.ST STYLFS: My friends and customers are invited . to call and examine my St.ck of Milli nery Goods, which is larger and more comr.Yte in ail departments than ever . before. I am receiving New Goods two and three times a week by express and steamers, ccnscii'ic-niiy have the Latest Styles and all utilities of goods. My prices arc very low to suit these hard time--, and my cim i- to make the quality and price of my goo do satisfac tory to my customers. C. M. V. F0LLETT. New Berne. N. C. ocl".Kv2ni 2a:ge cl ncr in Ne Yrrk. The N. C. Freight Line F Q 11 rJ E VV Y OP.K, BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and ail vioiiit rs s i!i and Vi . ttlf -l.T. w.!l rrrlT ?rHl. ni nt f .r Kw He 7. NOIM U K1VKH. Jtp.oc - Keic York and Baltimot Transportation Co. Llerc naiits ebou:d remombpr that thie lsoni hfhes-.saiai Liiii-s nt ,,f New York, maklu t;lj cuiif non with Halttruore for New Berna 11 ineide, ftml unlyonecl.atige SEMI--W ELK LY ST E A M E R S W An eminent Presbyterian divine an nounced to his congregation that he mnst take a vacation on account of bronchitis, the elders raised hia salary and gave him Di. Bull's OOugh Syrup. lie was cured . My dauKhter suffered greatly with neuralgia in the face and forehead, and waa unable to secure any relief. I saw Salvation Oil advertised, sent for a bot tle, and one application gave entire re lief. J. 8. Mc Jaclley. Policeman, Residence 04 N. Bond St.. Balto.. Md . COMMERCIAL. COTTOX MARKET, New Y'okk. Nov. 20 10::o Futures opened easy. Siles bales. November, 10 33 December, 10 oi) January, 0 47 February, 10 53 March, 10 60 April. 10. G7 A3ftgSt i ,,,,,- : .-.'.-.V MM street . m i:ei e ! o ! ..is t. 9 91 HI toSEVil Uill ron Tin: j Eest and Cheapest Line of j HATS, SHOES, ( ! ; (th l t f r iTmlvrollac! P., r i stock, j F i:i:y 1 La-. i i.i, V K ! 1 ; .' '.'t'W Hti.m p. n. Af. .1 H !:L . AS '. -i w i'. D rv-. s X"tn a -airip-K !:.!, , 1 1 ' . : . i . i . Gannon L.tiiimor.- TITE81AY I.i'.'H" Bnltiraore fo i S n:,d SATURDAl l-Li ii. 1!. In. i il v.)-;,T ' 1 ,'iit rt. vrlmi f -lire l; 1 O. rric: v isl i M V 1 2 Sool orm rlTr :iy. r.; .I,,:-, -. 1 1. : Old slHIld 1)11 illvilli been er.eaced in Iho same I -.1 : city 8'ncd lG6.vv:.l ; i.e.i ; I..- . : i. s old friends and customor'- Wlll have on han I in i! '.! -n a KIN IC LOT OP HOflSIC and 71'. I.VS. Also, a FINE LOT OF Bl (a.IE-S anil HA RNESS. - SATIdl-'ACTION arAilANlTKl'. M. HAHN & CO. O.Ui.U!:.i AH the I. i'.t -t Novt-lties always Best .:.00 Shoe in the city Pais WAi:i;ATi:ii. Ask to see his liOj Sidr;. Al.-o. the ceb'brat'd Anv:, Collar, two for "?. Clothes to order n .-pecialt y . j fA!;AN7i:KD. Nt-xt 5o or to A 3P Hakes-, f is"s-(ial Cliiii !.. 1 Hnr urdaj .:ni.?Uay tnrfLD. ,,l Ship m rand Fit- !,. r. auui 1 dw::m 3 lb. Cans Tomatoes, Wanted, r,i)'A TO.VS i!l'(!Tl (hN ! Hi''"''-t t ' : s 1 1 Price ii.iit!. l - OLD DOMINION Steamship Company. AND I 1 (Ti ll u. Ki-YJ.I ki.v lim:. A E iti I ii f on SI m mailt i nm. aiiy's OI.l niiii Fn vorlle M'alcr Houlr, ia Almitrlc and lltj)flkf C Cans Corn, best quality At TEN Cc.'- a C'.;:i J&t 'Ulx;ic?l3.,,. No se.-on,!s-.-tac '..ir-l , : d .; New Berne. N. C. $100 to $300 1... MONTH i- ,!i 1 iklDli t'lL US Aii terredwho caii lc.rir.sii their ewn h give their wnole t ::n o to I :.e hi monieu ts nifl Iu ( : , .Ita'..:." - ' A few varan. ;es i i !iv::s m.. Johnson a C -.. ! . M.-::; t . !: , ade iit- PI s WASTED LADIES i.'urisimaa Trad-, tu : work . t their own horat'f cau I.1 .uietli- -imd . any distance, ran u;: . sing. A'! dress at i-u.-e. CO., Ii" M.'k St., B-st ... n J d w i in s ani - i ui t e I- -d i.:.. .e.-, l:. t . Lr ::,! . '... h";'i! and I'lai. HUB cV .1. 'J d w t f Full A. MHADOWS. $6 a Day-A Gold Mine For As;ij!i:h. Grandest yioney Inklut: Business ever r;IIered. A trokleii harvthi forih-- uisl IwoMoi'.tliS, S?" per Montli aud t-x riensos t ;iri i ve men to st 11 ' Urootls. o capital require. No pi-iMlirie. S:ini ! cn s-- ! jf tco ki mul vn ' un t ;o m r inn at ion and ,;t 1 1 :cu !a : s FkKIC. No Iiumbii: '.vri 'i:st wiiiii vi t-nv. . ddrffK a, once bl'ANPA Kl' i-.KWAKK ('., w.l d wJm Hofi'.i.ii, Musfl, Norfolk, Haltiiikorc, Kew Vorb, Plill lr)hln, Boston. IVoi lilrncr. Acd ail pointn, North anted lmmsdiafe!y ! K-t and West MHKR 7th. V.'i 10 I ACRES LAND, red with Pi (i.i r.ie' ufli-r MilMiAl , N,, l.sT, until ;ui::.Pi notice, (ne Steamers New Eurce atd Pamlico wiil Ball fr.ni) NdltKfil.K, Vn., f,.r NKW H t-.H.N I :, vni w iiyhiiiKUin. JIiidiIhi h, Wednes days hi.iI r ridni s, iimklinr i(ie'conii cilon Willi Hi.- Sliamer f, lite m. 4 -j- n s. H. 11.. ( r KliiHimi Tipiiion, uufi all oihej laimliiKH on Ihv ue and Tnnl Klvert. Hi Ionium, will sail rnuu NKW hkkni for Nulihi 'l.K liiif-i-:. M. ikiivh, Wedarm .Inys uivl Kn,l;if. ;i I u 1 . . 11. a k . iik coun.c- :"" ul"' f "- -. ivi sbtp for New York. H. M. tfBtner for Hiiitniioie, l lyde I. :n .snips rorPMlft .li'lpliiH, and M M. T, (,. Fhlj n lor lit. Ion nml I'rovldi'nre 1 uir 11 ! 1 1 1 r 1 n t i-Hi r.i.d oil r a 1 ii.. .hi 1 I v. ,- i e y 1 i h is 1 r 1 in Ill til. r a:i orts to p'i 1 se imrpmriini. ' '' ''' I 1 II. o pat ' i :' . .1 1. 1 1 e v i- ran V- I : . M . i d,i (or iirar tianp- : t i-; fn.U. 11 I- r. hth t s r.nt r S i in . 1 1 1 1 r. : 1 uHt'DlzerH W i n ' - e 1 . j.'iiK. It u ,1 ri I vi',1 . .IftJC tlnd 11 n. - i-1 e. 1 . -. 'i.. Nor 1 fh:p3ient after A . M . cf S.SOO New EJerne market steady 137 bales al 9 to 9 90 May, 10.7-1 June. 10 79 July. 10 S4 August, 10 7 September, October, 10 17 of 71 ARKKT. C, upon the terms acd con d itions con- a ppoint ments of J. L. tained in the prnpositu n an! the amend ments to ihe proposition made to the DOrd of commismonrrs of Craven county by the fid Eift Carolina Lsnd I and Railway Co. be submitted to the vote of the qualified vourij of ihig coun ty, and that an election for that pur p;e bo and, is hereby called to be hfld in the said countv at the various voting precincts tnereol on the i'Oth day of ETanffelist. Pitt countv, Hum-., State 1st Sunday, 111 sacfes. Corinth Dec. 4. Antioch, Pitt county, TuesJav, Dec. 8 Rjuntree's, Pitt county, Thursiay, Dec. 8. Bethel, Lenoir countv, Friday, Dae. exprl- January. lN?. aid election to be h"d I at prescribed and provided in cnap. 49 I Code of North Carolina. The resolution was adopted. Messrs jfr. i Onflu motion ai wars aemn. 11 1 d t .i 1 -, - . Tl . - . j nr. nil. i.L H hii wrrnT-.,,r,n.,. nv pr , Rrat nnlv a mM Do not mrmit anf , t'-"- t , . r. 1 ...... j r ------- j ,te afflrmative, Messrs Brina, n anii ! rvinston, Lsnoir county, tn .unaay, dealer to impose upon you with ioidi .Ucr,.iu. orinsLD ana ! coeap imitation or nr. n.ing s iew jjis- iuwu ,u me ut-jjaii) e Don't Exp.rlment. You cannot wanie time in menling when your lungs are in dan- Consumption always aeema. at. Uookerton, Green county, Dec 11 Eden, Greene countv, 3i Dec. lb Wheat Swamp. Lenoir county, Thurs- !.i Sunday, Sunday . Ill 1 t"rir RAniifort nniinlT ' - . . . I - I .4 1 . 1 1 t- l .1 , , . worn of tte old war feelings nhich the "'J """"l"""- "K". uU w.uereU. mat me oraer qeretotore day , Jaouary. i888. fVilrfa hot h aurM v 011 trft the fcnuioe. 1 nasand hv the hnurH on.hn,,, .k. . L j I i. p ...Ml. In ' " ... u..,vi,iu mr uii ui buo u . u u.wwku. . . . , ' t h Sun- , Bcaua he cap majie more proijt he j cbairman to brinf su 1 1 aaintit M Hahn, mind. "fU in," marchad down the ma tell you te haa someihiDg just at ex-iherifif. for 'h trta with ihem. and returned to a,ood. or just the same uon t oe ae th. TTice thro.Rb It 1. not .0 Ud . cj.Ted but inaist upon getting Dr. -ry. n I KinK 1 New Discoerv, which is guar- to oome to town on ThtJiksglTin uay. , DUff.d to give relief in all Throat. Lung. On cab 4o good ia the city aa well " J and Chet affections. For Bale at R. N. 4 boD- I DofTy 's drug store. recovery of the amount of county taxes found due from him to the county and the periclcy, is hereby suspended until the ni-it regu lar meeting nf the board in December, 1SS7. and that the present committee. com m ise ion ere brimon. Latham and 1 ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Mas. Winslow's boothiso Syrup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the beet remedy for diar hcea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. mar71 dtatiwtat wly DOH E8 f IC Eggs 16 to 17. Rice firm at 9 to 81.00. Corn Bteady. 47 to 5"). Fodder, SOo to Si. 00 per hundred Seed cotton 83 00 per hundred. Turkeys Si. CO to S2.00 per pair. Turpentine Hard , $1.10: dip a2 0J. Tar 81 0081.25. Oats 37-Va-lOc. in bulk. BkkswaX 13c. per lb. Bxsr On foot. 4c. to 5c. Fresh Pork 6a7c per pound. Pkanuts bOc.aSl.OOper buehsi. Onions S2. 00 per barrel. CHIOKENs Grown. fOc: ipriz.g 45c. Meal 65' per bushel. Al'PLES Matt 75c per bushel Ihisii Pi'Tatoks 63 COJ .00. Potato i Bahamas. 30c. : yams 4 3c. Harrison. 40i. 8HINQLES West India, dull and nam inal; 6 inch S3 G0a2 50. Building. 5 inch hearts. 83.00: saps. 81. tO per M. wholesale prices. New Mess Pork 818 00. Pork New family, 816.03. Shoulder Meat 7c. C. R.'s, F. B's. B.'s and L. C U.c Flour 83.00a6.00. Lard "ic. by the tierce. Nails Basis lO's.82 50. Sugar Granulated. 7c Coffee 25u30c. Cheese 15. Salt 80a85c. per sack. Molasses and Syrups 2Ca45c- Powder 88 00 Brot Drop. 81. to, buck, 81.. '0 Kkroskni-!jjc. Hxdes Dry, 10c. ; gTeen 5o, Tallow 3c. per ib. J, J. TOLSON REAL ESTATE AGENT. ev.brrn. N. C Choice Groceries Provisions, Dry Goods, Bcov: zrA and i I r.i:').u ntulet. i ! NEW BERNE, N. C. Goods Kuar.intr .; p. rv; r .- i.i J j ccl9 J3t wtf ! jlgs I I Proni Sa-!i Iv..-5.: ; g go. DEALERS IN ! General Hardware ; A r ric n ! t ural I in p 1 o in o n t ! I'lovr-., llarrov.s, .'ulti atcis, !Ichs n:i(l Ax!", Vi!i!':- 3ITi :i!ifl Ki-ajK' rs, j Stcuiu lajriiit'M, I Cotton fiins :i?'.'l Presses, Fo.- tilizors. Kami I'lasler, Ivainit ! i 4.M-S iai cs 'S'oi.l ai ii llariliiarc, j Liiiio IJrit-k. tVnjpiit. I'lasfor ' Hair, I'aint, KiUsomine, Var ' nish. Oil, .;':..., Putty i-.ssd Hn'.r. f Freezers, !!( i'ri,'era!;is, Oil ; Cook Stoves, Kurrku Burglar ,. ; ;i:ii ! t : lr ill'.'! !.!!. ,'. tiitil,-. , ..nifcrt- Ii I 1,'KV Mini ul ln- ii.'ii v. ... ..i:,i p;. m i,y , ,m, -rib. K II. K iKKIl rs, A-rnt. .Mr-,-:.s. i i :,i i . i i i : it ,v hum n, AK.-litN, l,I, .',!;, Vr ," st n !-. lit: i. i- y. v i'. As!., New v;i EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH The Fast Freight Lluc. I, i: i w its ev lll'ini. Kn.ltm Noi-.fc farohna loltita. and oif,,lk, Unlllmoic. I'hllndelphln. rw Vik, H,itli, KtC- Vis Kll'.nl, Oil) tlty. . I". THE S ! eamei; EAGLET and VESPER ': tli; Iiik; uii; run on n-u !ur trlinlul '""ii ' IVrn,- i-vcrv Mn.NllAY W H'.MM'.W lil:J tMliAl lit" K( ,r It p. M r.,r Kl..iu ell cn;,- iiinni mi Hih Inibw- 1 n if , j h t. Tin-Hi' ft i.dioi-h in ni, ne. i u. ii wMli th AtlHilt!.- A ,N. ( . K. K.. ,N,.iI..iK Soulln-rn It, ft , .-w orB. 1 lillH. mul .N,,i .'i,lk It It . mid the 1'. -urmylvaiiltt K. H , Inrui h n liMlile and r.'Kli:iir 11IK- OlItrlllK Mi..T:.ir inriMl,.a for I'.i i'k 1 riuiiporlRl lim o 1 raiib.'t-is i xr, ft ni which J', ,ii,', fli ght l ; , K,, 1 1 1 r, .uk t, r,. 1,M : hi, t , ,, 1 'Ii ,': i,!li .'- . , I , m I "a i ' 1. 1 : H 1 'Ii-1 :, : . M i iv 1. : n . l: 1 1:, MOST mULUANT. PURE &PERFE0T LENLb iti . ,i Xm. tlio Woi Tbcy are as trausparent arid light itself, ami for toftnovs or the eye. oannr.T he ex,','i:',l, wearpr ! i eau : . r ii, u: b vv :ti. , .: : fact, they ai e l'KHFECT SIGHT Til;. Shi Testimouiaiii fr.uii ii,-- UaJr.; In the t'liited St!,-s, , Legislators, slfkinfii. siifn o i, fess.OLis, an J in ri,-r, r, i l inn.'i. b&nlteiK. !iiecha:;;.'S. ;.'.. ran '" : : . , :. vi, nave 1. ad tlicir BiBtit !..)jrove!l ! i... :r ::r. ALL EYES riTTi:i) AND THE HI GI AKAMI-lli BY F. S. DUFFY, Druggist, mart NEW BEK.NE. N. c, ' iy D O D C E &. A U I I.I.I ! LCGTT, r . . t v. i tiif i hi i . i l lIlRl.f ll, City. ll t,,,l, , I , ,ii oiilM Vc ' tt r : 'i, Ym frit , i i-, , , , . ',', v . i ' ul. !.. r., I'.rr '27. !... V, . A 1'.,. Up, l ' A I'.x.I,,, K. h -"illli. ; K ... I,', ' , ' s , M . I ... i - Tfidm. '" ! -'I'Ulld ' i .' k ;. I i any ' ' - . , ' vi r I ' ' '' '.P'ril, : M i, i ,, , -'I'll'...,.: 1 ; t,L, 'l '.l- I ' N V - I I! il : Green, Foy & Co., BANKERS and mi?3i:n Merchants Hh. hi t,w,,.. N , Ml, Smith Ei : S f KKl'.T. EEKNE. Use House's Chill Syrup DR. J. I). CLAKK DEIVT1NT, niwixri, m. o. orc2 D.n CrTn ti-en, hetween Pollock ' Broa,;. fcpr7 ldwj