xiiii JOURNAii;:-
5EW BERNE. IT. C JUSS B, 1890
JouajiAi ui YMtk Companion . $3.50
U?T . " Amor's Africultrit S.23
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;.- ; DcmorMt1! Myosin 8.00
BoOTUtto ftmanoan, . 4.WJ
" 8uNteholM 4.00
9 Century- J-Si. . 8.00
North Ar.BTtrw IkSS
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' ' Hoom 'lad Tmrmitmm. 1.15
Covrier Joeral -M
1 Nw ai ObMmt- .M
Hrp'Min 4-50
' ?ffklj 4.70
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It
OU warttr rorto 4xm
ud d4firla to kivay ot tM
ppr, ea, by autiac appUoaiioa to
t3x offlo ta pro or by kT
rtittnal of tbair aoooant on oar books
kowlnx what th7 wtll bt to rami to
atUU tftm ta4hy of . ta boT pttbU
atoMUMynay4lo. " - '
CTTY AHD VICINITY.
' ADVMSTtSSMiSTS.
V- J- WlUAkia-Iak.
6m Ix To auk room.
- " E CD. Lnra Track odal.
Dw T. XaaAATl Tha ooaTtrtibU
peliey. . ' r-
jiaara.vaa'.a flra at Oeraeoka lut
Tkaraday, kta baraad taa note of
Mr. W. &' Qildley. cainic low of
a boat SUM.
Tr will b Ndietd rt " ib
-A. A K. a' Rillrosd to U CoiltUte
ZsMilata OcasaMaeataal, from Tkar:
day ta8iardy Ula4a. - '
r BaV't CbertaaU," wkb waekai
at 8oay Ermack eknrok. about wU
, m0 f rsaa iW rfty, aata lb eropa ara
varyflaa la" that . aeotlon, oeiHy
oo4toa.
Il bocl Urn of court, bat coa
aufanbl work waa doa and Hla
Eoor Jodca Arnflald kaa aaspbaaisad
jba fact UU tha way of tha traatfrea
' aor fa aardLV
; AtoUpbooa aimp from Poiioka
tn kCcaidar aars tkat Vcaara. D. 8.
Barraa, K. X. Foaoaa and Dr. T. A
"Vfbiukar vara alaotad oommlaaionara
ta Jonas coaaty . r -
iU. roatlara farry boat, tha "& S.
Laa, MjltaJ a OoafaderaU flac atita
:Bnattkaad'TaaiadaT la aoaor ot tha
rraai aaaa wkoaa ataasa U baara and tha
xThaeitiata of Klaatoa baTahald a
aoMtiaf a d iaaacaxaiad a asovcaaant
' to Mara tt aaublfabaMat of a knHdaf
.aafli; Wtt a. capital' stock of $10,008
: atouaf tha .toek kaa alraady baaa aab-
aoribad
V W kot:tfth Jaaara that at a ra-
; cat. axaaalaatioa baoaa tha North
Citiaa Medical Board thavU a elan
. of orar avvanty tha prima for tha bast
axanoiaaUoa) waa awardad to Dr. Bobt
' S. Fi iauoM of this eitr.
' taa f ollpwlac IClaatoa kams wars
:raoa4rad:8torday:. "About lMabaraa
kaTaibcaa tokaa ' in tha Kalttlng
i" Ttori so far; tha bala&oa-of tha atoek
will ba aaada ap la a , daya. The
T eropa ara looklo axoaadinf ly wall
' taroatk (hia acetio "
- . Ia tha eaaof Hobba ra. tha A. St N.
. C raitroad coeapaay, in which a da-
-: aaarrar waa filed ,'alleciaj that the da
" . faadaau. caciaaar ' and plaiatiiT vera
- laUow ttrtuU, tha damarrar was
verrulad. Tb aaadant company
appaalad. Messrs. C S. Thomas and
H.R. Bryaav ware aoanaal for tha plain-
tiif and Maaara. Clark ot CUrk appeared
f tha defendant.
Tha WilBilaaton Msaaanier aaya :
ThaWasaiacton; Onslow and East
, Carolina Bail road Company having
'oaapaUaTtea) mOea of track has da-
, aaahdad $33,000 of tha bonds voted by
taa city towards tha balldias of that
roa4.v', It I smdarstood 'tha tha atty
aaVharUaa dsoltaa to leaae tha bonds
and that ton Courts will have to eettle
tbVaaaUar."
JWa taaalTad last week aa enquiry
rroan Sox bore, IT. C, for the address of
Mr. J B. Calhonn. of Baltimore, who
wrota soaaaUaia since lataraatlas; 1 at
tars ia tha JocKTal. aoaaarnlnff tha
, aost, eta-, of asUbtlsninc fral and
T(atabla aanaarias. The eiUasns of
i Boxboroara ooaaidarinc tha question
. of satablMhlax aa iadaatry ia their
town. : t
Bar. Z. W. Crawted.
Vi bona the abera named xeatlaman
wOl racaire ta 'appoiBtmat to the
- Caair'af HiatoVy at tha State Qairaraity
reoMtrTsaaiad by tha death of Dr,
Maaftaa. Wf knoar of no m'iater
bttarliitdjfor(ibe place, aad who. if
aapoiaUd. Wald tire more aatiafae
tioa. tUaia'aaanef daoiJad eulture,
, genial " dbpcaiUooy, d Hint fled bearing.
ead wald waar ih k-Ooor well In be
ing naalnl to tb iotitat.oa.
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Off far, tha aitentiary.
Denary Sharifla flam. Lice aad Seth
Thr look tha toavtcteof tha recent
8anesior Caart to lUlcicb Monday.
FnUowtsuc are tna names of the con
' aieU aad tbilr tenia of lospriaoaasaat:
-Edward P.r Stat key, sedaotioa, two
yaars;, JobsMaya, lareeny and reoeir;
la aiua cpoda. oar j &xa ; Alazaader
V3rkv . iroay. four yaera; Casey
IMoaaa, Uraany. five ycart. All colored
ctljaa Accident.
- - tLxi Kaamight, MapariaUndant of the
Kir , Brm. Ianar Com pas y m
alii, at tha fao4 of Pol lock rtmt, waa
aarlonaly hurt Uoaday- Hi im saw
lax atrip far frnit boxaa wham taa saw
tpa4 laadiag. Ur. Baanlgat a
daavarad to poaa ta Dlank, whijh waa
biaz aawad. taroagk with a Hick
' wbaa ike Kick came ia oootaot with
tha aa a waa driven back with great
foroa. etriklDg biaa ia tka mouth
kaoulis mt aavarai wck, euaing and
wraiatof hia faca b4ly, aad raadarlag
hioi'saaatl a Dr. VBf waa called
- lo a if a kiaa aoadieai aea!aaa aad
raaa'l&. !.
Dath aaahw irrittmait.-
- A heat uMii-r twattk yaara ago Mr.
Joakoa W., PUtaaa. a farmar aaar
Craata. rfcaivd a. Ak. wooad, whila
- t tduiffditH air- oouaa and-con-
I Jtw-ftiLaW la lh" lajnf d rt""
wbksVbi irouUaFliw at interval
aVtXn ti jh1uB. bad
1- It i . V -' ' j
Umf waa af (teaa ro New
6raa to rrawiva nadtoal mumniioa
wtek tka axaaetauaa ' 6t ' having the
4km id liaak atapator. kut taa tM
l hia ihaaJWyroalJ not pannit the
oaratioa to ba parformad. H araw
worao aatttaaoly daih tarmiaatad
hiaafraria4 oa Tharaday eveolof laat.
&!SiuaVhjlwaa.43 jaara of age and
Uaa a wUa mad R anaal) oLiidren to
. jBOSni tkaif Joaa, Badiad at the rrai
90a of Mr. Waa. B. Olaaby. The
; rnnfn'"" takaa to hia bona for
later toaat "
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Superior Court proceeding i.
Tha court con seed Wedneaday morn
ing at ft o'clock and put ia a good day V
work. The folio iqx Cto were d u
poaed of:
.Robert O ret n . cuii tr I. ia.- n
proa.
Ed ward F. Slrkt- . . o t :. .1 . n c. i
(ion: guilty; gectone ii t t o ' f ii? i':
the (Mnitcnii try .
R A William 4. t' iuo;i i. : t:n. i r l-.
with leave.
Oaore Aiti aiid Ai.ilrt-H L'u
Oolored, forciLl trc.-t)a.b . nut kui!:v.
Joaoph 14 lctt. colore:i. A A H. : i r
feadant pleaded guilty ; judm, r.t b'.n
pended on payment of cost.
Baaea Fiaher, coltTtd. I rrcr-v;
pleaded guilty, and jn mid.i .i- mh
pended on payment of c.ei
8idney French, burning fpr.ee ui.it. ;
santanoed to twelve mootha in ryuutj
jail, with privilege of comojiifii. uei s io
hire out, and fined $50.
-Emerson Walker, colorrJ, A A R :
guilty; thirty days in ji.il
John Uj0, colored, larceiiy tD 1 ru
ceiviog ttolcn floods; guilty ; et-nter-cd
to four years iu ihe pvi.i't ntiiry
John Dinkiaa, selling mjuor n ithoul
license; guilty ; judgment auop ndeu on
payment of cost.
Frank Blount, colored, Urn r.j : Je
fendaat pleaded guilty; jadgmfnt nus-
pended and defendant discharged
Tb Court took a rtrces . net i I 'J
o'clock Tboraday morning.
The follow io? cases in the Superior
Court were dipoeed of Thursday :
State tb. Caey Blount, colored,
laroeny ; verdict, guilty ; sentenced to
four years in the penitentiary,
AUx. Clark, colored. Urceny; ver
dict, guilty ; aectrnceJ lo fire years in
the penitentiary.
Walter Blount, colored, A. A B : ver
dict, guilty: judgment supended on
pay nieat of cost.
Lettice Cava!, colored; attempt at
larceny; verdict, guilty; sentenced to'eion in regaid to the poor, which we
twelve montha in jail, with power cf
commissioners to hire out.
Wtu. Henry Morris, colored ; larceny;
verdict, not guilty.
Louisa Harper, colored, A & B ; not
guilty.
This cloaed the criminal docket and
the civil docket was taken up, called,
orders and judgment entered, and the
docket continued.
The court ad journed.
Following is the report of the grand
jnry:
To His Honor R. F. Armfield, Judge
presiding:
We. tbe Grand Jury for your court.
beg leave to report to the court that we
bsvs examined tbe county poor house
aad find that the tame is in a good con
dition. We havo also examined the
ooumy jail and find it in a gjo 1 con
dition, and the prisoners well fed.
Allot which ia respectfully submit
ted, W. H. Cohk . ,
Foreman of Grand Jury.
A Red-Latter Day.
Friday waa the biggeet day .'or
hipping Uuek New Berne baa ever had.
There was a oontinual st re-am of carts.
wagons loaded with potatoes acd beans
pouring down Crsven street to the
wharves from early morning till the
ailing hoar of the last steamer. Three
steamers loadsd to their full capacity,
o'e&red Friday, and the A. & N. C.
railroad truck train carried out a large
shipmsnt.
Tha Old Dominion eteamer Manteo
took oat a cargo of abovjt 3,000 barrels
of potatoes and 2.000 boxes of beans,
beatda other freight and passengers.
Thia waa the largest cargo of truck ever
taken from New Berne .
The steamer Annie, of the E C D.
tine, took out 2,600 barrels of pocatoes
and 300 tjoxea of bean-. The Escht.
of this line, took cut 1 600 barr-:.- of
potatoes snd 2.100 boxes of beans.
Tbe truck train carried off from along
tha line of tbe railroad between 3, COO
and 4.000 packages of beans and po
tatoes.
It is ssfe to say that 14,500 packages
of truck, beans and potMoes, left this
section, the greater part of it from the
fsrmt surrounding New Berne, y ster
dsy. No small amount of money must
have been distributed in the commu
aity. It must have coat at least S3, 000
to pick the beaos snd potatoes, and the
expenditure for boxes, for hauling the
truck to the depots, snd for getting it
aboard the boats snd trains, must have
amounted to about as much more. So
there was (making a rough estimate)
between $6,000 and $7,000 distributed
among about 8,000 people, mostly col
ored, in this community yesterday, by
ths truck farmers.
Tbe laborers made a ''good thing"
out of it, tbe transportation companies
were ia clover, and we hope the ship
pers will strike the market right.
A Klir of HorUi Carolina i
Mr. a P. E. Bargwin. who super in-j
tended tha erection of the Lie maou- I
meat, i. a native Of thU St.te and hi i
. , . . , vr r i
parenu lived in New Beroe. In refer
.. c . , ,, ;
nee to hion we find the follow ior in
. ., w .
the WiltBinjton Metiecgoi :
. , , , . T
Tha engineer selected by the L-
Monument Aaaocialion to execute the i
encioeerin neceaary for the erection i
of tha eqaevtrian statue of Un. K t
Laa. which was unveiled in Kichnmnd
lat ThuMday tho 29th. is Mr. C 1' E
Bargwia. wbo u a native of rorth
Carolina, and by ihe way. hm several
laiailraa reaidin in Wilmionton A
Kicbmond apecial etts that tx has ac-
eoaapiiahad the work to the entire itis
faoiion of tbe Association, and that
though a comparatively young man he
chosen because he had heretofore
demonstrated bia ability in souie pro-
tioai works of considerable raani
tade.
lir. Burgwin ia aUo an anther and
at 17 recaived firtt prire for an original :
poem written in Latin, in the Haphic i
aad Adoric meter. At 14 he constructed
a model of Caeiara bridge heroes the ,
Rhine, having thus at an early age
evinced tha talent whioh Unowdis
tiaguiahing him. He ia now principal
of tha Mecbanioal Institute and is as-
aiatant chief engineer of the James ,
River Improvement Company. It will
ba remembered that he was sent as
cOvdamiaeionei to Paris to inspect tbe
eqoeatrian statue prior to its shipment
to this country, "
Drowning at Beaufort.
Tha following tlegram, which was
raoeived Tuesday mcrning, btincs the
ad news of the drowning of two beys
at Beaufort on Monday afternoon:
BfACrOHT. N C, Jane 3. 1S90.
Hk.it BmxB Journal: Two boys.
Willie Potter and Johnnie Darn, the
former son of oar Mayor, and the latter
son of the Clerk of the Court, aged res
pectively sixteen and aeventeen years.
left bo rue late veterdy afternoon to
o wimuoiOi. Failing to return
aearcn (or tritiii w m cui:' 1 .-"
soil t bvi e -u uini n i i : t. 1 1 - ' -waa
fouD.t nMioied near ii. 1
searching pariv worked all i n
DO ucce Will probablv r c- v, r ibe
bodi to1j The prevxi in - jii i n
i thot one drotneii m .i-.tinp: inc
to id the other.
TiiuS. DlM iN.
Tk Standard.
"I regard Hood's Sareaparilla a9 hav
ing paaaed above the grade cf what are
oouiroonly called patent or proprietary
medicine," aid a well known physi
cian recently ' It is fully entitled to
ba considered a atandard medicine, and
baa won the rxxuion hv us undoubted
merit and bv the muy remarkable
ouree it has effected . For analterative
and tonic it has never been equalled, ' 4
itteetfng of Commissioners tin A JuA
tic? s.
The commissioners re ia set-eiorj io
the
i: rrr.i
t'..'
iinil inH ji. rn-J to
meet
Aftor
J A
.1 full
r.-i'. titi 1 r! ! :-r. Mr
.. It illl. K I ' 1' ,r ' '; ' 1 1 l:
..f
" hi
t hi
h" wi rk of llio bourd
for the
v v :i r
1 1
c ;r,ir endirv Nuv. )I0 189,
-,t.( rt df tho c UDty far Keberal
i'H-.i bt oil rf-(luced lo SlO 8.'5 74,
f r ihe previous year it was
i m.'iLii'K a reduction of
ll. rnH
S4 r;;.j -
i.S iO'J 1J. The expeiife for year end
iQK Nov. were S'.O 733.71, and
forl?:i3 ttiey were SI 1.430 38. While
the diii it for year ending Nov. 30,
lv u 1 167 19, in it had been
r. 'i.-.,l to S4SJ.40. For the Utter
pvri.'i. n.:t only were tho expenees
mucii ltr-ene.1, tut the receipts turned
over tu the treasurer (.howed en in-creaf-,.'.
Tlueo figures show well, but
the tiLauciil condition of Craven county
ik t ;it fHii-fa.'tor . Owing to the
conxtituiiou.ti i im uation , 06 2 3 c- nts,
thj taxes c.ilrctt-J are ingufficient to j
m.-et the cuir-ut i-ipeDscf, consequent- j
ly thtrf i u rowiny tl ating debt,
which, for yar, iimounted to
c 17.511 I
Surest icn- h.ij again been made the
bosrd to Bell the etock in the A. & N. C
K. R., to no towerdu liquidating the in
detttdrffS of thf county, but they
deemed it unuiss. in the bonded debt
it wa phown that it hnd been reduced
from $115,296 32 in 1?:9. to SSI, 950 at
tho privet date. Tho taxable valu
ation of property Is Si. 400 95 25. The
lovy w n the same as last year.
Ttu report also containel a high
tribute t' Governor Fowle, as an able
a-.d faithful r-.tler over all sections of
theSnte ami a staunch friend to the
Ka-t. Tlii' cniDty ofliL'ials were also
oomnjt ndt-d for their close ani careful
attention to duty. After gome discus-
will gpeak of in the future, the report
wss nee pted and one hundred copies
of it m pamphl.t ordered printed.
In ;
for h
made
J. A.
ic-eedirt; to elect commissioners
iher term. . SI. Watson waa
h.iirman The old board, Messrs.
i'.ryan. E. W. Small wood, Wm.
Clevv. J. A M-adows ani
Daniel Lane
were re elected.
Meggrs. J.io. S Long, Rev. Dr. L. C.
Vaes and KJward Bull were put in
ncmination for county superintendent
of education. On balloting the vote
was respectively 23. 18 and 4 Mr.
Lonir v.-as declared elected.
The linanoe committee, Messrs. Alex.
Miller, J J.Tolson, W. G. Brinson
were re elected.
The meeting was well attended and
considerable interest shown.
Out cf fifty-two magistrates in
county thirty eight were present.
the
At the M. E. Church Sunday.
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock the
M. E. Church of New Berne presented
an impressive and solemn appearance
to tho largo concourse of people that
had gathered there in commemoration
of the sad event that had befallen tbe
church the death of its pastor, Rev.
J. E. Mann.
Tbe service was conducted by the
Presiding Elder, Rev. R. A. Willis.
Besides reading a sketch'of ths life and
ministerial service of the deceased, Mr.
Willis made remarks relative to the
high esteem and love which such a
c .aracter aa tnat of Mr. Mann was en
titled to. Other ministers present and
some of the official members of the
Methods: church spoke in tender words
of tho dt ported. The songs sung on
the occasion were appropriate and did
not f&il to touch the hearts of the
audience.
Tho building was heavily draped in
mourniDg. At the rear of the altar
was an cval pieco of drapery encircled
with the following wording in white
letters:
'"Servant of Cud, Well Done."
In tho centre were inscribed the three
large letters
"J. E. M. "
and a: the bottom were a sheaf of grain
and sickle, emblematical of gathering
in tho harvest. The arched drapery
encircling the chancel was intersected
by the suspending of a dove with out
stretched wings, representing a mes
senger from above. The two large
tablets on each fide of the altar were
draped with overhanging folds. Also
the pt w of tbe family of the de
cease! 1 the gallery and supporting
columns.
All this was the work of a devoted
congregation in remembrance of him
whom they had learned to love as an
able rcinisttr, a devoted pastor and
Christian gentleman.
School Commencement.
-,r.,tuu'i,ti,ii,iti,ii
aaJ lhT hro maUT happy boy9 "
Kir, 'u " '" " ,"' "' '
nei.C -re .mm-neeraeut weoki
U:' .iifi' rf'.viiei inviLatioriiS iium
numl er cf s'h i U ar.d eo'letres and have
ackrow leded the receipt of some of
K .
iiri'iii. iiie cirn, khh ruiti, ciuiuii
I
ar- t'lit-n up in Detter sty le an j are
pri t.t. r than ever before.
Tt o W
eUeriile
Mr. S M
Is e Forest
card in tbe most
nn.l beautiful we have seen.
Urir.son. cf tbii city, ii the
chi f ranr.-hal from the Philomathesian
Sjciety. We published the program of
c ni -. . r.ci ni .'i.t exercises of Wake
Forr-t a few days apo. June 9, 10, 11
and 12 arc commencement daye.
We have 'eo K'r-n ihe University
prciam. i . e exercises Degin weanea
dsy. June an I continue ten days.
Tr.r.ny uercfs begin June Sand
continue through lh 12. h.
'e have cot before acknowledged
rec-ipt of ir.viti'ions from the fol
io wiuii :
Ciretnville Institute, June 5 and 6.
Thursday, Bp. m , music, declamations,
recitations, etc. Friday, 11 a. m.,
annual address by Hon. O. W. Sander
lin. FriJayS p m.. public reception,
Louiiburg Female College, June 8th
to llib, inclusive. Sunday, June 8,
Baccalaureato sermon, by Rev. D. H.
Tuttle, of Wi son. Hon. J. M. Brown
of Staclv. delivers the annual address
before tee societies on June 11.
Stonewall Items.
Crop prospect is good; stand of corn
and c-i ton ia good, and if no unfore
seen diaaeter happen the output u pro
pitious.
I ha-.e bite, cieaihiy informed that
i.nr clevt r mil! man. A. LI Whitcomb
,: d !:- Maui Vuick, both of this
ill h j v.ned in the bonds of
: y o -i r cy the 14'.h July prox
lici. Il ii f.. t hath the report cir
a:, i M
ciil.it
Belt i e
! tr.; i r T P Gates aud Mls
HO-ktr "f Basb.-ro are on the
paint' rOHl and u ill rea.
h the trminua
er- Ulan ' muom.
TheTahoraa rmched this place Mon
day nii;ht. and if t-he should accident
a.iy s; iy a few trips a nd don 't break
down i rgoclf on an excursion, there
will be a lice I t of excellent potatoes
nhii ped from this county. The report
of the ) it-id from all partB of the county
n t-x.ellent; there never was a finer
crop raised . and the beauty of it is that
Pamlico furnished bar own seed, and I
do not suppose that there was imported
into tbe county fifty barrels, but one
or two hundred barrels were exported
for seed.
Thfc M. E. Conferences The Ditision
Llae.
Hon. Donald W, Uiiu. who has re
cently returned fnui tlie M. K tieDi-ral
Coo ferecce, giv..- the f.!io in.; iliviion
lines for i ti,- OM er. n -i-,- i i Nr.., i ' . r, -
' 1 1 ri h :
Tr. :x coo n l - i -4 i.. i . ti -i
t In' (Jii Li a an i i V I i i . . . i :. . It."
g:n a cm.f rc-iu-o 1 1. .unt.,
Noritinuniiou . lie tlotd i-. it
-: t I
of
ire
given to tin- N ' '. C.Juter i. .
Til t- d i v it lull ltii- In lb- M .tn hiir;.-.
at ttit) Virgin! lin', riinr t,otith h'iiii
the e Btern boundaries ol Uockuit;l;:.i:i.
Guilford and Randolph cot: :i i le. t mi;
west on the southern bound n of U-n-dolph
and Davidson coiihiiih to
Yadkin river, and down the Y.t.iku. i .
the Sou in Carolina line.
All the territory east of t hid i ; ne it t.h i
North Carolina conference-, and the
territory in ihs wtiit is trie Wi-tiU tii
N. C. con ference
The membership in each i.J r.t :.ri
equal, there beini about 33. 000 com
municants io the N - conference hih!
about r)2,00d in tht.- Wet-tern confer iic.
The N C. confcience will meet thi
year bv appciintment nl iison. hut ttie
lust conf.rence male a pr
viti-m that in
cige there hhould he division, the
Presiding Klderif t he ne w con ference
should appoint u tirue mid pi ice for its
Brut aieb.ing
It is expecl-d ih it rii. K'fi cer
will preside over both con fei 'ii thi.-
yf nr. Rileix li Chronicle.
Polloksville Items.
Prof. R, U. Maxwell lectured ut the
Academy last Thursday riht, on
Phrenology. After the lecture he
phrenologized three of our young men's
heads, all of different quality and quan
tity, and any one could see that there
is a difference in heads and something
in phrenology.
We anticipate a grand time at the
Polloksville High -'cheol exercises, to
come off June 18th and 19th. On Thurs
day there will be an address by Hod.
C. B Aycock of Oold9boro, at 11 a.m.
Chief Marshal : W. A. Eubanks, Mays
ville: Assistant Marshals: W. I. Purn.
W. A. Hewitt. S. S. Harriett. Joseph
Whitty, Polloksville, C. D Koonce,
Richlands. Managers: Miss Mamie
White, Polloksville, chief: Mib Ida
While, Miss Julia Scott, Miss Bettie
Pearce, Polloksville; Miss Katie Rm
sell, Swansboro. Prof. E. M. Koonce
is Principal of the school, and has made
the best we ever had, and we hope the
good people of this place, will try and
secure him for the next year. Look out
fcrr this, good people, and gtt you a
good teacher. Come one and all to the
commencement .
Gleanings From Cove.
Our little town has a saw mill, t:rist
mill, two stores and a postoflice. Two
new residences have been erected re
cently and three others are nearing
completion.
Mies Burcice Daugherty, a charming
young lady from Lenoir, who has been
visitiDg Misses Id a and Debbie Hawkins,
returned home yesterday , accompanied
by Miss Debbie.
Died suddenly at his residence near
Cove on the 16th, Mr. Martin Jones,
87 years. He waa a very consistent
member of the Methodist church.
Oar truckers -have finished ebipping
their peas to the Northern market, and
are wearing rather long faces in conse
quence of the short crops and still
shorter prices. They commenced ship
ping potatoes on the 20th, which is
about ten days earlier than last year
crop about an average.
Corn is looking fairly well, though
much complaint is heard about the
ravages of insects on bottom lands. The
cotton crop is exceptionally promising,
and the dry weather -has been quite
favorable in enabling the farmer to
work it and thus get ahead of the graes.
The neach crorj ia a failure, while the
apple crop will give us a half yield.
A deer, being hard pressed by the
hounds, sought refuge in a pool of
water in Mr. Wm. Daugherty s field,
which was quickly dispatched by an
axe in the hands of his little daughters,
Misses Carrie and Penny.
There are no cases of sickness to re
port, and by the way we think we can
claim the healthiest section in Eastern
North Carolina.
Forty Thousand Visitors Addressed by
Gov. Fovt le and Gen. Fltzhugh Lee.
Richmond, May 30. It is estimated
that forty thousand people visited
Hollywood Cemetery today, where the
memorial exercises were held and the
graves of Confederates covered with
flowers. From the Confederate and the
Pickett monuments snd many mounds
Confederate battle digs waved all day
long. Many of the old Southern officers
who came here to attend the Gen. Lee
ceremonies were present. Gov. McKin
ney presided, and addresses were made
by Got. Fowle. of North Carolina, and
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee.
Thousands have visited the Lee monu
ment today and hundreds of old sol
diers and scores of citizens called on
Gen. Longstreet to pay theii respects.
LEMON ELIXIR
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For siok and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplesfness and nervousness,
ake Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility, take
Lemon E.ixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, tale
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any
of the above diseases, all of which arise
from a torpid or diseased liver, gtomach,
kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. H. M' zi.f.y. At
lanta, Oa.
50c. and SI 00 per bjtlle. Sold by
druggists.
A Prominent minister Write.
After ten years of great Buffering
from indigestion, with great nervous
prostration, biliousness, disordered
kidneys arid constipation, I have b-tti
cured by Dr. Mozley 's Lemon Elixir,
and am cow a well man.
Rev. C. C. Davis.
Eld. M. E. Church South,
tillnovl No 28 Tatnall i-t. Atlanta. (..
Belled Arre t.
Asheville, N. C May 30 Deputy
Sherirl Penland and two asiintantf
named Brooks and Taylor attempted
to execute a warrant of arrest uu V . R.
Smith ia this county yesterday. Smith
defied arrest and began ebooting from
bis doors and windows. Penland was
shot three times and Taylor once. Both
are dangerously hurt. Smith le still at
large.
The Preventive of a Terrible Dlseese.
INo disorders, excepting the most
deadly forms of lung disease, involve
such a tremendous destruction of or
ganic tissue as those which fasten upon
the kidneys. Such maladies, when
they become chronic and none are so
liable to assume that phase completely
wreck the system. To prevent this ter
rible disease, recourse should be had.
upon the first manifestations of trouble.
to Hoetetter's Stomach Bitters, which
experience has proved to be highly ef
fective as a means of imparling tone
and regularity to the organs of urina
tion, aa well as to the liver, stomach
and bowels. Another beneficial result
of this medicine, naturally cons- quent
upon ita diuretic action, is tho elimina
tion from the blood of impurities which
beget rheumatism, neuraUia, gout,
dropsy and other maladies. By iccreas
ing the activity of the kidneys, it aug
ments the depurative efficiency of thei-e
organs, which are most important out
lets for the escape of such iiiipuritn-?.
Thirty Persons Killed.
SaN Franc SCO, May 30 The Oak
land Narrow Gauge local traiu ran into
an open draw on Webster Street bridge
thU afternoon, The engine, tender and
first car was crowded ith passengers
1 and went through. It is now estimated
i that thirty persons were drowned.
Thirteen bodies have already been re-
i coyered .
' A PLEASING SEX.'F
; Of health and strength renewed and of
ease and comfort follows the use of
Syrup of Figs, aa it acts in harmony
, with nature to efTectiialiv rlAmm tu
system when costive or bilious. For
gale in SOc. and SI. 00 bottles by all
heading druggists.
The Last Sad Rites 6ter th Reiftain:
of Hev Dr. Jas. E. Mann,
V in at on "ailj-.
i : i .'.it y ..t 'l ;'!0 o'clock the ru
i . '. i.,n K v. J ,me8 E Mijn.
i hi. J
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. .. i .M.r ai tile real I t...- ui
V.' llll.r.'.l, the lii.-ifl
in-
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..i.i Li.c in .1 fice l'Iic : to
ui l.Ie vv.i;i M:Ui J by 1 'Vii:
TliUMh l;uvn,(4 ho; tl de.id five
..- I -. it u.
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d'i
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i...ige o; iir K id the t-cJv
i II
t-ic ia-i iilht. At the depot tj
io leniiiiitt wtie i! c-lcjjHi. tons
, Kuiu'its T. nip Urn hii 1 t n-
'nurco. .i w.-:l ;n a l.ir tt.
fri. Ill tl;
tenury
Crow .) i
At C
repr-ee
leih.
ii I i :-.-i.i1h.
e.-iistioto Utc tiody rtau ii,(?t by
iitiiuveaof the New Berne, Ka
(iiteusboro aud OolJsboro
chuict.ts, v ho accompaLiicd it up to
Wtiton. From New Ht-rne. the home
oi n.f lii-c.-uscd , w ere: Mr. and Mrs. T.
A. ilrnn. Mrs J A. Meados. Pruf.
(r. T. . l -.ms. apt I) li Roberta iitid
Mr. J. K. Willis. From liold&ooro
j were Presiding Elder R A Willis ar.d
I Rjv. U . 11. Hall. rrotu U reen - fx iro
, were Hev. E. L. blarney, ru. acd M;sa
Dodsori. Mrs. Wm tiilslt-y, Mrs. W.li.
Thacker. Mrs. W. A bcott. Hev. L. V.
Crawfiird. Messrs J. A. Odell. J. F
Sharpo, M. S. Snerood,C H. Dors.-u
and Hev. tt. W. ''allahuu. Represent
ing the Knight- Templars of that city
wer. : George Lampman, J. J. ThorL
ton. H. 11. OartLand, 8. A Kerr, B P.
Ketchum and C. 11. Ireland. Other
friends of the deceased were: Rev. P.
L. Groom, of Farmington; Hev. W. C.
Wilsmi, of Thoruasville; and Dr. D.
R?i l Par;:; r, of Trinity College.
From an early hour thia mori.iu p:-r-Boni
have been viewing the teuiaum of
the deceased. Loving hands have
plucked beautiful (lowers, and in
crowns, crosses and numerous other
representations decorated the coffin and
the ruii.ii. Marked "Our Beloved Pas
tor"' wt.s a beautiful bed of white
llower.i sen from the New Berne
chuich as the last token from a loving
. a i,;,i
tl.lifel t (.111 in. .luuitici 'ccuviiut iicu,
wi-!i preserved, with the inscription in
tl iwers of purple, "Our Brother," was
sent by tht General Conference of the
M. H Church bouth. Also the New
lirrne Sunday-school bad a floral
tribute.
TLirf afternoon at 11:30 o"clock one of
lart;--t congregations that hasever been
seen at a funeral in thia city crowded
into the Cor.tenary Church, which was
tastily draped in mourning, to pay the
last respect to their former pastor. Rev.
. A Willi, presiding elder of tbe
Hew Berne district, presided over the
meeting, assisted by the members of the
North Carolina Conference who also
i acted as pall bearers: Rev. T. H. Pe-
rm, F. 1.. Keid, P. L. Groom, W. C.
Norman. B K. Hall, E L. Stamey, Ira
Erwm. W C. Wilson and Geo. R.
Callahan. After the beautiful and im
pressive voluntary, "Some Sweet Day. "
the scripture lessons were read by Rev.
T. H. Pegram and Hev. P. L. Groom.
Rov. R. A. Willis then announced the
hymn, "bervant of God Well Done''
which was suorj and followed by prayer
by Rev. W. C. Norman, Rev. Ira Erwtn
then read the hymn, "Asleep in Jesus,"
after the rendering of which Rev. F. L
Reid read a memoir of the deceased
adding many warm words concerning
his noble life. Remarks were made by
Revs. R. A. Willis. B. R. Hall. W, C.
Norman. L. W. Crawford and Mr. T. A.
Green. After the Binging of "Home
Sweet Flome" which waa announced
by Rev. E. L. Stamey, the body was
borne to the cemetory where Rev. W.
C. Wilson and Rev. G . R. Callahan read
the burial services, after whioh the
Knights Templars oonsigned the re
mains to the earth.
Snaiisdioro Items.
Our people are well and crops are
better than for years past bo far.
Gardens in Swansboro and vicinity
are the best we have bad for many years,
not bo forward but plentiful and fine.
Mr. Russell bad the misfortune to get
his arm broken last week ; he was plow
ing in the field, one of the traces came
unhooked, and while Mr. R. waa fixing
the hook tho mule kicked him on the
right fore-arm and broke one bone.
Dr. Blount sfc the arm all right and
Mr. R. is doing as well as could be ex
pected .
A runaway marriage match took
place last Friday night. The contracting
parties were Sir. Jno. A. Mtdyett, of
New river, and Miss Lina Jones,
daughter of Capt. Harden Jones, of this
place. Esq D. G. Ward officiating. It
was the slickest runaway we ever knew.
The parties were married in 100 yards
of Capt. Jones' house, but not one on
the land knew a word of it until an
hour afterwards.
Rev. J. T, Burnett, our beloved pastor
here, is sick. Ho had a case of mumps,
but got better, and we ara afraid he
turned out too soon. He is one of the
beel men wo ever saw, and with a few
exceptions ho is loved by all of Swans
buro people. He is an excellent
preacher.
We phppose there will be something
done here on the Fourth of July next
ion "c know what as yet.
Our saw mill men, Messrs. Pringle
and Stephens, are going ahead sawing
and grinding.
FUh and clams are plentiful. Crabs
and conchs also are fine.
Sohooner II. Dormant, Cipt. Tomlin
son. cleared this port yusterday with
140,000 feet of lumber for New York
She was a three master. This makes
six vessels in ten days oleared with
lumber for Northern cities, all carrying
not less than GO. 000 feet each.
CaptR. E M Hill. W II. Jones and
El. D llf ady are pilots.
Sab in Female Academy.
Salem, N. C. June 2, 1-yO.
hill'ui: JoukNaL: Tins beotiou of
Pica muni. N . C ., ia just no ou a boom
ot the h:-hect trade. Ibe Electric
Street. Cir Uai.-vay v ill ba lu operation
ia a fe a dat', ana tuu Electric Light
- ou: puuy na, t y most strenuous sxtr-
tions. ttiCiif.-ji a lu getting tht-ir liht
lulu Satin Kiiuilt; AcjJeoiy iu time for
the ,li ai.i.ual Co.uuiencem -i.t, which
is iiu tiLiitr fuil swing. The scenes
ire vny iivdy iu and about tne Acad
emy. Putrcns two hero from every
Southern Sl.;o. and are promt n ad lug
ihe directs w i : h their happy daughters
The famous uld equaru nao betn curbtd
with massive jirmite slbs, me fence
taken uv-ay, and a beautiful brocz
fountain put in tha centre this latter a
$500 gift of the citizens.
On Sunday, Dr. Chas 'V. Byrd, of
Fai etle v 1 1 1 u, delivered the baccalau
reale sermon ia tno Moravian cnurch
heCre tbe graduates, the ectioul and un
immense congregation. The music was
by the Salem Orchestra and the church
choir, assisted in solo by Miss Katharine
W Evans, the Academy 'aaccompliehed
vocal profest-or. Ttiirty-four Seniors
gradu tt d with distinction, their essays
being read on Monday aud Tuesday
evenings before appreciative audiences.
The Alumna; Association met on Tues
day afternoon, in most harmonious ses
sol. There were some 300 or 400 pres
ent. Ihe exercises were concluded
wi:h a Moravian love feast, conducted
by Dr. Rondthaler.
Wednesday morning, at 9 o'olock, the
regular commencement exercises took
p!iie. Hon. G. W. Sanderlin, Stite
Auditor, made the address, which was
happily conceived and appropriately de
livered. Tha honorable gentleman bad
already many friends hero, but now ha
has trebled their number.
Thiity-four graduates roceivad their
diploma, in the regular academic
course, and in the post graduate course
eight leceived the degree of A. B.
At night the grand concert was given
before au Hudiencu whoso pleasure in
the work done was warmly manifest.
Altcgtl.er the n tit k bad been a gala
one N :;!iii g oc-une l to mar ihe
t leat-u r i s "f ai.v one of the five entt-r-
tainnien'.s. The academv and all North
I Carolinians may well feel proud of the j
i auccesH of the past ear : and the future !
promises that this is but the beginning j
I of a growth w hich will be phenomenal. :
Each year adds more of merit to the '
a:aiiemv"s curriculun. Oommericial ,
1 dep irtmr nts. then the post-graduate1
course, mid now for the next year tbe j
luduftrial department in charge, like ;
the other, of experts. The necessity of
Southern girls going to the great schools
of Massachusetts ami New York is
yearly becoming less apparent.
Pen-Si ick.
"A stitch in time saves nine," and if
you tafee Hood's Sarsaparilla now it;
, may save months of futuro poesible j
isckness. 2
to the Alliance f Craveii County.
Having qualified as bueinesa agent of
the Allianco, I hereby give ttua notice
that I ,vi't h
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I-'ctd Woilll Ktmuilii;,
Iu all diieases of tho ria-al mucous
membrane the remedy u-ed must be
non-irritatitiir. The nu Jical prt.fci-sion
has been slow to learn thi'. Nothing
satisfactory can he accm pli-heJ with
: j ,.
douche
fl, f-nutfs. p-i-- d i'i or syringes
because they are all irritating:: do not
thoroughly reach the alTcct-. il nit faces
and should be ab iiidutied ati worso than
failures. A rnultitute of persons who
had for years borne all tho worry ar.d
paiD that catarrh can i: ll .ct testify to
rad ical etiri'd wrought by ICiy's Cream
Balm. uia 4 2 -v
M A ItKIED.
At residence of T. II. Malli-i
n. L-q ,
Mr. Jim.
, to Mis;
Harper
Aituur
inCraven county. June 3. ld'.O.
B. Dawson, of Charlotte. N. C. .
Bettie Mallison. Ii;v. II. I
officiating.
The attendants were: Mr.
Wooten and Mrsa Lillian Dillon
Mr. T.
H. Mallison, jLr.. and Miss S '.r.ia Daw
son; Mr. B. B. Mallison ond Miss Mamie
Ulrich .
The bridal party took the morning
train for Asheville.
The Journal extends congratulations,
and wishes the happy i".'i:vle lon; life
and happinee.v
DOMKSTlt: y '-JS K'J .
New. Berne, N. C Junu 4 1
lowing ara today's quotation"
market :
WHOLESALE PEIOE8.
Eggs 10 cents per dozen.
CORN 45a50 cents per buBhol.
MbaL 65o. bolted.
Potatoes Bahamas 40a45c:
5oa60c. per bushel.
Bskk On foot, 4cto 5c.
Hams Country, llal2c.
Laud Country, lOallc.
e fol
! thi?
yams
UHIOKENS Grown 40a50
half grown, 20a35c.
per pair
Pkanuts Si 00al.25 ter bushai.
Oats New crop, 30a37c, including
sack6.
Fodder New, 60a70c
Hay Crab graes. 3oa40.
Ma-is Pors 312 00.
Smoulder Meat balOc.
C. H. 's, F. BV B. s iiio
L. C
FV.ur 5r3.00aG.5C.
La.hli 7c. by the tierce
Sails Basis lO's.952 60.
Sugar Granulatai. 7.
Coffer lSa20c.
Cheese 12Jal5.
SALT 75a0c. per ia;:k.
M o L ABS SB a k d S y 2 u . '-a - "J
Kebosznb Sic.
Powder 35.00.
BHCT Urop, 5i.i5: nucji
Ht.OES Dry, 3a5c. , ;n ?. 2.5
Tallow 4c. per lb.
Deer Hides Drv, na2")c.
Wool l2alSc.
B3E8WAX lSi,20c ror l"'i
Spirits Turpentine M--rket
firm at
41c. per gallon.
Tar SI. 30 per pork bbl.; 51.00 per
pine bbl.
Crude Turpentine Market firm at
82.20 for virgin and vollow dip and
551. 10 for hard.
TIMBER Cypress. l-J in. and over.
in demand at So. 00 per M.
Shingles West India, dull and arm
inal; 6 inch S2 00a2 25. Building 6
inoh hearts. 8'. 00 . saDS.Sl-O Dor M.
8TAVE3 R O. hhd. dressed, $12al5
cer M.
Absolutely Pure.
Ti l pow-d.r i,i-vf r
p .rUy, i-tit-iaiili ui.d nin.
econom cat U.kii U'V n;
cannot Lie t,oM in ccrsipe i
tltude of low test, mur
phosphate powders
Roy a I. liAKMi i'l.wiiku
N Y. lime-.
UVfl
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I: its acd
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iviiili :. inum cr
c,i: y In cans
i . 1 j Wall f-t.
Ir'.l fia w
Williams' Ink
And Writing Fluid.
BEST IN THE WORLD.
The HliieitlR the lirst (' 'l.ll m
Tlie Bine Muck F.uid n.is im
niai ,
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V rite fur prict h.
MdiiuU iuit'il i.y
a. V. WILLIAM"",
maj 1 elw.im ftetv Hernt, . C.
To Make Room.
In order to make room for another
tremendous largo stock cf Goods, which
I shall buy in a tew days at 50c. on the
dollar or lefs, I will Bell at Starvation
Prices: One No. 7 Safe, Herrings paten!
and Ferrel's make, coat one hundred
and twenty -five dollaro at fictory; one
No. C Miller Safe; two handsome office
dusks acd chairs: five very fine nickel
plated show cueea. and letter copying
press; fifteen folding braciit t sr.; re j
seats, plush tops, which attach to coun
ter ani are very convenient for l:i.lis :
to sic on while ir.idin: one hundn-d lv! j
pr. shoe cartoons with holders attached: :
five very fi...' swinging fifteen candle
power lamp:-: r-ne doz clothing: etands: ;
three very liirue spool cotton cases. j
These ne.u.H-ry articles havo accumu- i
lattd onBt; Ike from the fact that lie !
has been buj in:: fco mny stocks out at j
!50c. on tl.-' d.ill.-.r find less, and they
Ml' ST b - ii'1. 1 for 1 iil and nii in.
I I i IKE. .
50 bbls. Mew Pork
250 " Flour, cf
all
graaes.
3,000 lbs. Lard.
200 boxes Tobacco,!
Prices to
times.
suit the
An 1
lot-i
if oMi'-r (loods lit
:oei fr,r C.ith Only,
Lo weet
J. F. TAYLOR'S.1. H- BOWBLEAR & CO., Boston, Miss.
fer A large lot of SHINGLES for Bale,
arj-.- tw.i.-. hwfw.., r
SCROFULA
It U t li at impurirv in 1 J i o t,i.,nil. whirl, ac
r .iiiulaline in the jrl.nrl.-i of tho neck, pro
'ii. .-is uiiigi.t!y lumps or swellings; which
ci.ii.-.cs painful liiu nin sores nil the. arms.
h ;--s, or feet; which d.-volopos ulcers In the
eyi.-s. cars, or nose, often causing Mindnc-ss or
il.'afiioss ; which is the origin of pimples, can
cerous growths, or the many other lnanitesta-U'-ns
usually ascribed to 'humors;'' which,
f.i: en ins upon the lun , causes consumption
ami death. Jleinjr the most ancient, it is the
molt general of all diseases or affections, for
i ry few persons aio entirely free from it.
How Can
It Bo
CURED
I'y taking Hood' Sarsaparilla, which, by
the remarkable cures it has accomplished,
ofien when other medicines have failed, lias
proven itself to l e a potent and peculiar
medicine f..r this disease. Some of these
cures are really wonderful. If you ruffer from
scrofula, be sure to try Hood's arsaparilla.
" My dauL'hterM.iry was afflicted with scrof
ulous sore nerk from t lie tiiiie she vas22months
"hi till she became six years of ace. Lumps
formed in her neck, and one of them after
(.'! ing to the size of - ,-,reon's egg, became
a running sore for over three years. We gave
l.er Hood's Sarsaj arilla. when the lump and
.'.1! indications of scrofula entirely dis
peared. arid now she seems to be a healthy
i i il.l." .1. S. CAKi.ii.r-. Nauiight, N. J.
N. 1!. lie sure to get only
Hood's SarsaparilSa
s..a:
by .
'V atl druppisTs. 51 : rer ?5. I'repiire.t only
I. HOOIJ Ai Co., Apuliit, iiries, I.uwetl. Mass.
IOO Doses One Dollar
BARREL COVERS.
a. W. K. W. SMALL WOOD,
Craven St., near Cotton Exchange,
may 30 d w2 w
Extern Carolina Dispatch.
Truck Schedule.
Commencing Monday, June 2, 1890,
the steamers of the FJastern Carolina
Dispatch Line will sail every Monday,
Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday and Sat
urday afternoons at 4 o'clock, until
further noticp.
The schedule wiil afTord truck ship
pers the fullest opportunity of reaching
markets regularlv.
GEO. HENDERSON,
mayS d wtf Agent.
DO YOU WANT TOMAKE MONEY?
S100 to $300 a Month.
If so, write for terms on ''Itliig of Glory
r Life of Christ, and take an asency at
imco. One man, Mr. VV, C. Harris, nas
sold by his personal cftnvs 7,500 copies,
lie has sold In the past fifteen days, 497
copies trx Columbus, Oa. Experience is not
necessary. Von can matte it pay. Wiiteat
ooce and send OOc. for full outfit, includ
ing a full copy of the book In best binding.
V. e are the largest subscription hook house
in the Bouth.
Address
SOUTHWESTERN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
l ii! and I j5 Spruce St
Mention thin paper.
Nashville, Tenn.
mftyl!2 wHiii
TO LAND AGENTS & OWNERS
County Surveyors, and Others.
Persons having mineral or timber lands to
sell at reasonable prices ( for themseles or
others) would do well to send their names,
addresses and full partlcularsof properties to
Alliance Mineral and Timber Lands
Affeney. ."UIUULKSltOKOliOH,
may27 Jwlm Kentucky.
More of Those Cele
brated OLD VIRGINIA
On hand Today.
I
WHOLESALE GROCIili,
MIDDLE STIiEET,
NEW BERNE N. C
Buckeye Mowing Machines.
Hay Itiikes, Grtiin Cradles,
little City Toed Critters,
iH'CKt;Vi; CORN SlIIiLiLEBS
f.nwn 3fovers, Cultivator? ,
Cott.m Plow.
Ami a Full Liue of Hardware
and A RTfeulturtvl Implements
AT
J. C, WHITTY L CO.
PAINTS, OILS, &C.--SAW MILL SUPPLIES
"GRAND OPENING !
Bell's
Jewelry Store,
UNDER
HOTEL ALBERT."
F.yery reader of the Journal ought
to beep time aril j.jin the pro :t scion to
the fibove named ej let-did Iy appointed
Jewelry Store, wheru you will find a
new Etock of Wutchi.8. C ocks and Fine
Jewelry, st piio's ti a' t'efy compe
tition. Having moved to tho ab :vi elepantly
furniihs'l etore, will be pleased to serve
all my old patrons acd the public gen
erally. Repairing a fpeciilty. Our
workshops beiuc; more spacious and
fitted with the latest improved machin
ery, we are now able to do all classes
ol wotk with neatceea and dispatch.
lS8sfi Tm Jewaler."
0 K. WILLIS,
PltOPIlIF.TOR OF
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
.TSTow I3ernc, 1ST. C.
Italian and American Marble and all
qualities of material.
Orders solicited and giveu prompt
attention, with '-'.-faction guaran
teed. G. E. Miller ia my agent at Kinoton,
and Alex. Fields regular traveling
agent.
GASH PAID
lull
eeswax.
have rome to se'l Bhlo It to 113 an-J we
will allow joii
25 Cents per Pound
for It in lioslon and NO CHAKHK KOH
COMMISSION or cartlne. httiici re all
through the feoiith if retUii-eti.
I Ortict and Wnrehouse
marUw :ai MG Central Wliarf.
f Vi if rriViVft ngxi-j iiaT.- ite'rt i r in -fmr m i
PROFESSIONAL.
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Lulit. Middle m'.k i t
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Simmons & Gi ,
ATTOR N I. Y S AT I . . 1 ,
Will ( r act ico in tin i'n,ritii s c f ' 'r:. ven .
Join a. Onslow. ' urten i ('..mlico.
Letioir 1 Hi -it . :.m. in ti' liiieral
Courts
Office on Craven rt:' ' t. :. zt door
below Jt'iii.VAi, c.fiice. h U'.lwtf
Dr. J. B. Clark,
"DENTIST,
new iieum:. r.
ollli-e on t iavm st rt et , Let vt en 1 ...i.x k
1 and Broad. .!
R. J GOODING,
Dreggist & Apothecary,
8. K. Cor Pollock and Mi. idle stiec!?,
n i:w i:eknt, n .;
A Fnll Lice of Pure Dings acd ChEEicais.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded,
TO THK WHOLKSALE TKA IU i - - ( 'nil
and see me. I can sell ou yoods al r
figures than any other house In the ( it .
Uo not f jrget the Btand,
It. J. GOGDINO,
riucc?8sor t., I-:. II ilrudoWBA- I i ' ,
S E. cor. Ptillock and Middle ('.,
mayl wtf NEW TIEHNK. ;'. i
R. 0. EL0DQB.
Craven St., Xew IJkknk n. c
Hay! Hay! Hay!
mar21 dlt w I in
AGENCY FCN
1 Dings are moving, times are better.
or rather improving. Our truckers .are
pushing; forward their little products of
the land and Boon will be honminir nnri
all the time we would remind them.
and the public generallr, that at!
PALMER'S Cigar and Tobacco Store;
they can find the best Cigars, Tobacco, ;
Candies, Soda Waters, or as good as
any, for Cash.
Also, the MAQIC POt'KHT I, AMP,
the cutest little thing you ever saw;
price 75c. Come and see it. j
Wm. L. PALMER,
Middle street. New -Berne, N. C.
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C. n. ROBERTS, Cashier.
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW BERNE, N. C.
Incorporated 1805.
Capital, - - $100,000
Surplus Profits,
86.700
DIRECTORS.
Jas. A. Bhyan, Thomas Danifi.s
L. H. Cutler, Chas H. I p.van-
G. H. Roberts.
GREEN, F0Y & CO..
r J
Do a General Banking busmeea
New Bakkinq Hocsk.
Middle Street, fourth door b !n w ii t.
Albert,
fnldwlv NKW CKBNK. N- :.
W. P. BURRUS & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AND DEALERS IN
All Kinds of Grain, Brick ano
Agricultural Lime.
NEW !!KKXr, '
nmrl dw
Just Received
AT
J. M. HOWARD'S,
New Iot Tennis S!.i: t-.
Wimitior Tiep,
Plaited 'ioiom Si h. laifj iri. 1 : t
unlau :ii r it:1.
S' e our LorJ l ":. t:mii-y Cullai .
Nuw lot Sjmpl. fi in :i fi- !..;
J. M UO VAIili.
STRAW HITS
A Fine Line of them at
Barringfcn & Salter's.
Also, a large lot of SAMPLE HATS
at New York coet.
See Our Stock of Neckwear.
Full line of CLOTHING, SHOES ami
DSY GOODS at
Barricgton & Baxter's.
sprl dwtf
Duffy's Cough fixture.
A prompt and tfficient rfu.. ; v f-r
Coughs, Colds, Crouxo, Uro.;
chitis, Sorc-tbroata, Biioh
theria, Catirrh. Etc.
I Uiva tried lH'Kf'l tMlMIl M ! X ' ! -:;
and take pica-sure In n-f liiinifinliiiii 1! i---
cause I believe il will Jo hIi that H i-ia' :nt .1 t
for it by Mr. IHifTy, ttie prop-li-tnr, wl n i 1
druggibt ofloni; exfierieni-e mid a ir.-nt aiiiiin
of liialiest Integrity. I i...t i.. :i.-e I:.-
would ad .ertise an tliin-4 ', liai w u io:-
ceptloually good 'J'li is Ite uiedj li Kr,iiii:ii-
ly answered tlu purpose in my , a. , . II
fii rpd n. rold . a ti oiiK tin ai e ra .1 d I li s il :i 1 i i- I
had tried a inimb'.T of tin- p- J. ipa! cinuli
remedies williout bii.tlii.
w. , . r. ::: . s".
May 17th, ':"'.
R. N- DUFi'-Y,
bj15 d " ly P.' ; ri L.r.
" DK. G- K. IiAGTiY.
SURGEOK DENTIbl.
Office, Middle ftn-i-t c; p -.-if - Jt.ifi
church, dec3 dwtf NF.WLL'RN. N.
' Truckers' Barrels.
Those in want of Kmpiy l-'ruir Hi.-
rela will pleas? send in tl.i ir null n .,'
onoe. Orders boohed 11 .w ill eee-.ir.
: prompt delivery.
K II. & J. A. MKA1 MiWS.
may7 dtf
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