s. N. C.
se?. n. t?i.
turn. vt. U TO.
. "W.d.
Siaa Oat FJ. 4.o-
r.tixu. 5Ta a30c.
Ta'ksye, tt w
thick, 4J&. ft ; ya 5
tiro fl tM . 44: !
lke. E. 340.; Mmmot? 50.80c.
-. TIUSXS TOSCBSCEIBERS.
ll fire th pastMMi 01 toe
JorSAL much pteMurw to o
k no !); the irnnpt answers
from tUe d!iB4)at liat vbicb was
notified la thia spac tor a few
week pt IJ or tbe accoants
had accQmolated unaware to most
of ta svabacribero, and to a nnmbr
of iaUao taej bare aetUed in
fall and loaie in adranco and a few
aT0 paid Op to 1303.
Ta majority of thosa who hare
not Mtt2d bare written letters
that bar) an honest and boaine&a
tka tone to them, jini that it
ru ootcoorenleat (or them to paj
op Jaat now bat that they woald
wtUa ai the Tery first opportunity
The last named hars oar respect
J sit m much as those who paid np
and two J earn in advance. AjaJn
wa tender oar thanks to these
I roaspt reepooaea.
CTTZ AND VICINITY.
Mr. W. B. 8i4tU. formerly oi
; Tljd ooMty. as un pokJo with
Us pcpuUr firm of Kf. Barrisxtoa
Baztsr.
X wU-ufl stsasa vsefct Uh s epeed
f sUte kaola aor has ba par
east ,y Uk Oytte CbssmbsIoars
to -tr( sswtoa la fort Caroline
sss
Ta sii4s t th tTJd school
as licimiJ to saosi sa iimoi u lo
aiBnsUK nasihsr nchsr sad je
tordsr sAsraooa Kb Jsaais Bttl
ws elsofj to lh posittosv.
Us. BeL Etoev aroWtlr U Uses
eitiaea si Ckrant wutr. Ut i tie
loot U Cswaa CUy Thrdy. Ut.
Eeioa wsa sa la4aulos gsatlsmajs
aaJ a scrtetly oaaaiitoal eagenber of th
Jla cseasac says: Ut. O. W. &, s
Urx rmr si Wsyas eoaaty recently
soU 333 aalsa gUoa for "i oral pr
oa4. ' Last Jferssnbsr a was oiTri
t era s tor tfc sssm e4oo. Ey aolilsg
is a swstslst a loaa of xtr 8t
thoMwa4 4oCrs.
W lsa ths Ut. E J. Lair,
teUt yoa smaa el Cyrss. Oasto
outy, au4 rsoMTfaHC to Sassur
awatTk riocti ahot tas first of Bxt
saoaua aavhijt ascwr4 sih or tan
tSrtwnd aera of ateabls laJ th.
m of tt mid to as good as tar U
the oswaory.
Ta fiirt bis of mw sotto has
iel tJ hsr. XI was breaths ta by
. Ut. Jho SeoU of Joat oowaly
sot J to Xr. J. IV Ltihsja ot Sots.
Basa4. TtTa4 wsa saklUbn oa4
shipped ts asv S"sw HagUai sptaaory
hy Hi. Laihass. To) additional halss,
aJ4 sa4 aw. a'a kvm ia sad sold from
so Ti omu.
To Dtatmaoa 8a vary aooreriaioiy
soys: h) iholooaJ papo tniadr-
tisos yosa tostnsss, yoor schools, year
ssrchss, yosir aasasrovs aooistiso,
sy psthfiso with yoa la aXaUoa aad
t joioas ia yoa acospsrity- Ia short,
is Is yoos toeol popar thai sssaUoas th
thoosaad sad oaa turns ia watch yoa
at iassrostod darfac th ysar, aad
whiohyoa aos lad lath ociiUi
Th smhov of spUdlss la th eUoa
ssis of th Sooth lacroasod fraos
M7 iU to 3,U0.3 ia U ilma ysaxs
f rasa 15S0 is 1391. A fair proportion of
ths wsra pat ia Korth Caxoilaa. hot
Osvon eoaary, oaa of U ftaast eooa
tis la th 8 tat aad oa f th host
loeatad aad host adopSad to th eottoa
BBaaafsetariac hasiasas ha act got a
oouoa S&U ia tt. WCJ ou ools US it
ontiona thoaf .
A awaisat Is hoiag iasagotatsd to
th Staas ootorsd ladasUiaJ sohool
loootod ia K Barm. Thsro will h a,,
aiming a8. Pfs eharch tonight ia
las iatnrsnt to whiea aOJatarsotod ar
hsvitad. It Is expeetod that ai th
. saoaiias; tonight a snikrftiag oomniHts
wCX b - spootarod. aad that af tar thy
hsr mad a eaaYaso thsy will sail a
smss i assist aaatwsoh for th further
soaaUsrsiioa of th atattar.
T- N. C. Ei p? rim at SUUon at the
- &athsra Cxpositioa.
Doriag th arprotchlog Exposition to ,
h hU lo Ittteiath 'Juriarf the cni-n
0-tohrTt Sorrnljt lha Exporiment
Station will b- woil rrproD'.eJ. It
will b th t't i!lutritiT4 czhibi; -it '
H th IWUion of lS.' Station eer I
prrparcd, cJ i!: circ Tijiiort the best !
pib!o iia ol ta: the Station Is for. j
what il U daicg an i w bat it Lii dene
for tha farmer oi North Carolina A
foil oioxlcal laboratory will be in,
operation, show inn Tarloos ana!jt i ar- :
toally teifijt cirric 1 on. A bo;anire'.
laboratory will be shown a!o
The agricoltaral diriiion, tbowicg
StlJ teat and isproTed mo'.hods cf
faruisx. the bctacical diriaion. the
horiicu't jral, the entcmological, tho
mtoxoloical all will b fully repie
entad la attraotiTe atylee.
Xsrfolk, TTilmlayton "Cliarlcston
Railroad.
Mr. F L Pitmn , l 'hi--( Kciin ?njt (it
the Crolinr C.nstruoti in I'ompiny
arrived n tbo city yostril-y anj regis
tred at iioLel Albert
Thi conin.DV which n to S i-.M lb.
jSorfjils. Wilaiint.in iil:.1 Clmtlnl.
'railroal start: a mrvcyir,; l'ri) of
Iwcitt- Din in .-hi.'n uf it r . L'. H.
Vaiice from i'urc yetterday.
workia nurthward to meet the Hiiiiilnr
art hich .arteii from Ncr.'oik
abcu: im ruoi'itlin working south
ward which i ia charge of Mr. 8. H.
McR, and which has surveyed a preli.
mloary lice to about 40 miles this side
of Norfolk, lheyaru now camped at
Gtieeville. Oate) county. The company
also propoeoe to pat additionalpartien in j
the fia'd at an early dit-e.
Engineers bare also been steadily at
HIKING THEIR f'.WS PB0VISI0NS.
AHSTKICT OK T.1XABLES
Vniuiint
Mid
1 I:
Hi
ll.
Th exhibit will tx inatructire and
iatareaiing and will doubtloae prove a
popular plac far viaitore who desire to
bcom more familiar with the work of
the Station.
work at Chowan and Roanoke rtvere to
determine tbe most available points at
which to cross the rivers. It is to be
borne ia mind that the routes now be
iog surveyed are not located lioee, but
- j only preliminary ones, to develop the
Waaird Off. country snd thus determine after all
A postal has been received by Post- question pertaining there to have
master Win. E Harks urgently seeking been considered which will bo the tuo.t
Information m to whether anything ia j deeirable location for the railroad.
known hsr of the writer s father, What understanding we have of the
Jsrsmiah Uarr, agd about 85. weijtht iatnt of lh railrnaJ rmmnnnv leada
V Plan that Every Farmer liul.l .01
Tre Kinlrn Free Preni tt-lls i n vor
gratifying oODdiiion uf uiTa:rn tht in !
boing wor ked ou ; by lh firni' is of
that L.-iizhl'Oi hi.O'J . Tint cf i.n.-intj
the.r owt f.i.id Mij p.icH u::.i i-vun more ;
th...n they i.ed Tiiis Course adhc-re-i
to and monty cr-jpd rm-:J .n t!u tur
p.us will mai o this section one of tt:e
n;ot independent and prceperoun in
the world. uio 1 fifs93jt
"Mess. X. W. Mewbornc .V 1 o. lu t
shipped r,CC'0 busheU ..f c irn frj.ivinj
ton this year. O.her tirmi lhave Hhipped
enough to swell the amount to 10. WO 1
bushels. This is a big thio wh 11 it ib
2.".0)0 bushela were shipped to tbi , t,.u,m';er
Number
Value
Numtjij.-
Property in ( raven Coc.ni
(d Vulnat ion f 'din pr. ri.
th I..'-1 'pm - V.i !,i '.
1
... A ; u -. .u. 1 iii ...V.Kl v
loft Dtroit la Jons 1!90. lloc whn rnm rlnu tn Vw rUm Thin hln
his family have heard nothing frona
him. "Th writer says "For love of
Ood and humanity make this inquiry
pohiio. Information will b thankfully
received by his daughter, Catharine
Marr. '.4. Piqaeta Avenue, Detroit,
Mich.
Taraof th saoa.Irria Allen, whit,
aad Da UoUow9ll eoL, who mads
thssnas M Vsafssssiw acaiastOsa. W.
Q. Lewis, ST saw asm aUsmpting to
earswr th groands thai had bsa sa-
pUotd, nadsr a 1300 bond to hasp th
psae. .Thoro was a faHsr to identify
i others who thiaatsasJ aad it was not
f jad eat who did th shooting at th
boat. It is fcopod that thsro will b a
fsrthsr distaibac.
Th Ooliahoro Dietxict Con res lion of
thoTsaag kfsa'S Christina Aasociation
mm sawot ah Bolasa oa Sept. 13th, th
aad JTi, Am tatarssttng proarramms
has ansa arraagsd. Among th sd
dxasssa arraagsd for on th ooeaeion Is
a est ocal aad laSaUootaal Work
CnarsswsUosH ata, by Prof. O. T.
Aiaan, - Priacipnl of th JTw Bm
CbOrfjil lastltata,
At a spsoisl sssoting sf th City
C'onaca Tharsdsy aight th frsachis
for aa aUctri strsot railway was grant
d to Msms. kfnffsU, Bodgfclas, aad
CZarb. sf Rw Tot for 80 ysar. Th
ears ar to bo maniac from ths foot of
afjddl strast ta th 'air ground by ths
psaiag day Of th asat rair and they
ar intend sd to ran through ths prin
cipal to th extreme of ta dry
ad sis to th National ccntery.
Wotwftbstsadrns; that qh a aamer
of dwelling har bsa erected in all
part f th city this year ta demand
. far additional on still eon U as and
th land aocapaay oompoaodof If sr.
Waw Dnnn, Oo. N. I and C. Refxi
ssia ars stanlag to do eonsidsrsbls to
sappty taa sates! ia th snbnrb.
They wta atSm 40 ar M of th 197 lota
lhr wa by bnJZdJn good tnnint
boaaas aa thsan far Mating oat, Ths
bowas arQI b plaosd ia rarioas poiau
thatxisad.
It Imdi NoraeUiliiir.
Ths Unportanos and notoriety to
which New Bern li being elevated is
spreading farther aad wider srsry day.
Thsro hss booa scarcely a day within
the last few moatha that we hare not
recivd le'.tr or card requestiog
eamplacopie of th JovsxaL.
Il means something. Il mean that
th silort of ths boiinsssaisa of
New Bern recorded aad seat abroad
throagh ths column 0 th Joumal
and rarioas other ways srs not go
ing anhosdsd aad ths rssnll, though
act being proclaimed by any great hul
labaloo. Is fast drloping into propor
tions that srs eoon to Sawn upon this
soot ion as a nsw era. The time ha
com when our advantages that have o
long been lying dormant are to be util
ised. The bail has been started aad now 1st
its onward motkn bo increased and
new foro added by every man eeying
here's a helping hand '.
the caae we believe that for the railroad
not to run its main line to the city
would be a mistake. New Berne ex
ports vast quantities of lumber, truck,
fish, etc., and lame amounts of goods
from tho North come back lu exchange
for our product, making freight good
both ways, and if the railroad comes
here it will get iu fair share of them,
and in regard to a thriving place like
New Berns that is putting on new life
aad starting forward faster than ever
before there ie every reason to cater for
ita patronage, but at the time time it
behoove our people to keep on the alert
and leave no stone unturned in seeing
to il that the road doe decide to come
here if any c fTjrt of their will induce
it to ft o so.
town from the west. Iare quantities
of corn bare been shipped from Fal
ling Creek and LOrappe, and still tho
1 people have a Kooddenl uu hand and a
big crop to house.
There has been do bog cholera in this
oounty thi year and most of our far
mers have probablyenough meat to last
them another year
We hoard a gentleman remark upon
the change for the better in thia section,
and said in going along the roads now
there can be eeen a good many stacks of
hay something unusual (or this sec
lion, in which crab grass grows wild
and if properly cured makes the very
beet hay. Tbia section is indeed "the
garden spot of creation" and all itneed
ed'for our people to be proeperous is for
them to properly use the natural advan
tages which the soil and climate
afford."
ir.tr ci Dei lis hua complt ti
uthiion of the t.ix liHt fcr IS
.'ll : ? " i n r . ? u ! i :
. i'. ill- between ',' 1 end 50
1 - 1 iV.P
iii 'lln between 2 1 und
y t-.i( ... tifcje
Total ti'y p--.il Detwei n l and
J oa r h 01 ae
JO of Unn lot.- at true
value in money i
Number of horees
Va.uo i'f '
Number of mules
Value "
of po-.u-
of Chttle
1 f hogs
.if sheep
With UsJ
nl had h lot ( rrcivsUiMnebnlJt
r 01 our noro wlili h rnlr(ns
nilo. p 1 "rally, nnJ fill we Bale, to
vou ii.ii t w- , MI, gen you root) ,
the city, I to
Trial.
ii run alToTil
- Ixm'ifall
i cilng tor
Value
N u m 1 -Value
You
COP NTY (OM MISSION KHS
SESSION.
I
toother Industry.
Nearly s-very day bring forth sota
nsw and Important prcgrranive move
ment for Nsw Bern. Cspt J. hf
Whit w ho ha recent! y sold his milling
property at Klaeton has decided to es
tablish a barrel and box factory in
!fsw Berns.
Capt. White is a go ahead buainesa
man an 1 wa ar glad to bav hi plant
located her.
Bis will be the Orst barrl factory in
th eily and lbs need for one is shown
by the fact that about U.OOQ freight
is paid by our trscksrs on barrels
assd during ths last mssoo besidss ths
purchase money. There wre not lees
tbaa 520. OCO worth of barrel used here
daring ths season aad all ths monsy
might hars bn kept at home and re
mained la circulation hers had a good
barml factory been running
REMARKABLE Fllil RES.
Splendid Showing- fr the Truck Farm
of Messrs. Hackburn X Wlllett.
The Ro:ky Moant Argonaut has
issued a splendid 3 column, 13 page
industrial issue. It tells not only of
Rocky Mount, but particularly of all
ths eastern part of ths State, and in a
general way of the entire State. It ha
some good articles on the fishing and
oytriog Industrie and also treats of
New &rn trucking interests- The
following are the productions and sales
from a single farm, that of Meesr.
Hack burn & WilJeti, aa shown by the
books of the proprietor and furnished
in a letter to the Argonaut for publication
Bbl. Potatoes
" Cabbage
Spinach
Oar Climsbr,
Much has bsoasald aad written about
th salubrity of oar climsls and many
rridsaens Cited as to Its healthfalasas,
bntaon perhaps ax nor striking
than tha following from a latter ia ths
Daily Stats Chronicle from a correspon
dent front Wilke county in which U
give a spsndld proof of its furorVr
properties ia cases of pulmonary ailments.
Jat about a half a mils from the
oonrt bouse, 00 th back of ths Yadkin
rtrsr. is situated th lumber mill of u.
VrnadeSons. Tbisisons of the best
plants of its kind, for Its siae, I have
yas eeen. It was erected twelve
month ago- Mr. Vyne was formerly a "
resident of Michigan. lie earns to
North Carolina la for his health
aad want first to Nsw sterns, snd hs
told ms that when he first arrived In
New Berns hs had to be lifted oat of a
hack into th hotal aad that it wa pre
dicted that If hs stst earns oat of that
nous again it wonld b aa a corps, f si
naoss. WsII that has been nine
ysar ago aad Mr. Vyne today is ths
aanJiates loosing corps 1 srr saw.
Mr. Vyn did not Uars Nsw Boone
until 00 m pi 11 y rrstored to hsalthy
which happy rssult Is attr ibotabls to
hisrssidsnos la Nsw Berns and Its vi
cinity.
Bis many friends hsrs will be pleased
so knowof Mr. Vyas' sntrancs upon all
aotira business life and wish so sxosl
Isot a gsntlsmaa suocs in his every
undertaking.
Asnaac th arils that iafssS to world
that Whiea soon aa hsrs of sndsn or
iag to avoid paying a dbi Is not th
least. Th ad f mform la this lios
ts ai oaa s Ions aad sons ni ones srs srs
ted to bsilsrr that ths q nest ion 1 too
seldom sad lightly toasasd apoa by
ministers of th gesrpsd. It Is an every
day prnetio wUh aasahsrs of psopl.
and b rt aid to thsir aaaaas whars It
Is wOfuXaad' ta props eott sad Incli
naUoa is not shown to atske settlsmsnt
Fsr the Exposition.
Bar. Edward Bull, who has been get
ting spscimsns of ths varieties of wood
aad all lha useful and ornamental
ass of Craven county obtainabls at
this season of ths year for ths Inter
State Exposition, turned his collection
over to Mr. Wm. Dunn, ths chairman
of ths committe In charge of ths
Craven oounty exhibit yesterday aad it
is all In readiness to be forwarded to
Ralsigh.
Ths collection of wood is a very
superior one. Samples of most of
ths mors valuable timber varied a ar
of large iis about Ave f est In length
and from six to nine Inches In diameter.
Mr. Dunns carpenter took them In
hand and fixed them up nicely, so thsy
show up handsomely, and displsy ths
grain and fibre to good advantage. The
teas Important and ornamental varieties
are moth smaller. Ail bear a nicely
printed Label : " North Carolina
Woods Craven Cucaty" with the
name of th variety plainly written in.
There are about a hundred and twenty
sample not quite so many varieties.
Tbe collection of grasses is not as full
as that of the wood. To make a complete
collection the work must be begun
early aad continued through the season.
Many kind have ripened and passed
away. A few beautiful varieties of the
finest ornamental grs ess hava not ye
matured. But ths snore Important one
and the most valuabls for market
and forage bars been secured and ths
collection is an axellal on.
A man is in Ralsigh looking after
and arranging th Craven county sx
bib lis aad Mr. Dunn himself intends to
go np nsxt week and hs is anxious to
secure without runner aeiey all the
exhibits thai are now lu r radicate.
Send them right in te him at New Berns
and be will attend to the rest, but do
not stop guherios: for th Exposition.
Get all j oi can and send it In as fast as
convenient. Craven county appropri
ated 1 3 CO to be expended on the ex
hibit and there ourht to be enough sent
la to cans ths expenditure of every
oent In arranging and displaying
Craven's sxhibit. It is an opportunity
9,000
10.000
3.000
3.000
!,000
t.OOO
Bunches
Boxes
Bunches
Radish crop
Host
4,000 Ubls Citron
Tomato crop
Milk sales for past I
Beans
Peas
Asparagus
melons '
months
$36,000
13,500
2.500
-.2.000
1.000
1.C00
.wo
too
4 000
1.000
1 000
30 acree Swott Potato.-, no: in.
about
8 acres Tobacco
SC. 500
3,000
1,500
Total net rccipU S70.0O0
Tbs foregoing statement of (70,000 is
ths net receipts as estimated. The
acreage is as follows:
115 acres in rotatoee.
51 Cabbage,
20 " Spinach,
15 Beans,
10 Peas,
11 Asparagus,
3 " Radish,
3 Beets,
SO Citron,
5 Tomatoes,
300 " " Liay, Field
Peas and Corn not yet harvested , which
will be used for feeding stock.
We here 170 head cattle 66 head
Horse snd Mules. 130 head Hogs.
Saw Mill and Fertilizer Factory on
the farm, make our own Fertilizer, use
about 350 tons. Yours truly.
Hack burn & Willett.
Factories.
Ws give three North Carolina items
from the Tradesman :
Ths Graham Cotton Mills hava been
incorporated at Qraham, N. I '.. with a
oapital stock of f 50,000, to erect a cot
ton mill.
R. M. Oatee. Charlotte. N. C. has
added 23 knitting maohinee to the
Myrton Hosiery Mills, making a total
of 63 machines. Mr. Oatee thinks the
hosisry business is about to enter a new
and better era.
Ths Conover Manufacturing Com
pany, or (Jooorer, has soia its machin
ery to a newly incorporated company,
with 120.000 capital, known as the
Conover Lumber and Wheel Manufac
turing Company. Buildings are being
erected for its use, snd it is intended to
make doors, sashes and building finish
stock in general, and also to engage in
tbs construction of a patent buggy
whel.
Why is It that Nsw Berne has not got
manu factories in these Iinee ? There is
capital enough here for the purpose;
there i abundance of material ; labor
osn ba easily procured and tbe city's
shipping facilities are good.
Such enterprises pay the owners, the
opera tires, and the inhabitants general
ly of the places in which they are
located. That they pay the owners is
shown by the frequency with which
plants srs enlarged (as in the oase of
ths knitting mill above) and by the
establishment of new ones in places
where a start has been made. Thst
thsy are as far as the operatiree is con
cerned needs no demonstration. It is
apparent on tha f ace of the statement to
every one. That at least indirectly par
all ths citizens in their neighborhood is
not S3 ofter thought of but is neverthe
less as true. Tbey furnish the farmer
and land owner a home market for bis
cotton, wool and valuable lumber and
they increase the home demand for bis
fruit snd food products by better en
abling their employee to purchs.se
what they wish. The merchant is af
fected in tbe same way and through the
prosperity of tbo merchant and farmer
the benefit extend to their employees
The ow ners of city property are like
wise benefitted. It is enhanced in value
by the increase of population which
follows in ths wake of such industries,
by the increased demand for houses to
rent, by the increased ability of tbe
tenants to make prompt payments, and
greater nam be 1 who are able to invest
In such property. As we said tbe bene
fits extend to all classes.
Establish a number of factories
equipped with the very best latest im
proved machinery. They need not be
large to oommenc-e with ; add to them
as the demands for their products make
It neceesary and New Berno will justly
deservs and bear the Dame of a most
progressive city.
If you have sick Or nervous headache,
tike Ayer's Cathartic Pills. They will
dense the stomach, restore healthy
action to tbe digestive organs, remove
Licenses and Petitions (ir.inted Public
Koad Ordered Opened Clermont
Bridge Sheriff's Accounts.
The Board convened at tho court
house at 11 o'clock, a. m , on Monday
September 7th, 1 S3 1 .
Present, Commissioners, E. W,
Small wood, Dan'l Line, J. A. Meadows
and Wm. Cleve.
Ordered, That A. Ooldburg & Bro.,
peddlers be grantod a license to peddle
with one horse on his paying the addi
tional tax to the Sheriff, he having
already been granted license to peddle
on foot.
A petition having been read from
township No. 3, asking for a levy of
S150 for the year 1 SO 1 to repair fence
around said stock law district in said
township, it if
Ordered, That the petition be granted
and the levy be made.
A letter from Gen. Robt. Renaom, U.
S. engineer at New Berne enclosing
oircular lettle from Capt. W. II. Bixby,
captain of engineers, U. S A. was
received and ordered to be filed.
The report of the freeholders to es
tablish a public road from Dixon's mill
to Piney Neck road pursuant to the
former order of this board made at its
April meeting, 1S91, being submitted to
this board, it is
Ordered, That tbe said report be con
firmed and the said public road is
hereby established in accordance with
the said petition and report. It is
further ordered that the board of super
visors of said township shall appoint
overseer and bands to wore saia roaa
and that a copy of this order be trans
mitted to the said board supervisors by
the clerk of this board.
The board took a recees to Thureday
next at 10 o'clock.
Thursday, September 10, 101.
Tho board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, Commissioners Jas. A.
Bryan, chairman, E. W. Smallwood,
Daniel Lane and Wm. Cleve.
Ordered, That the county attorney
take such steps as may be neceesary to
secure the return to tbe county of the
tax lists now in the hands of the ex
sheriffs. Ordered, That the clerk notify W. F.
Foy that in order to have the reduction
which he asks for, made in the valua
tion of his lands, it will be neoessary
for him to produce the certificate of the
registrar of Jonoe county that tbe num
ber of acres upon which said reduction
is claimed is listed in said Jones county,
also the valuation at which listed.
Ordered, That the taxes charged to
Fanny Burney for 1890 on lot Me teal f
street, bo remitted, the same having
been listed and tax paid by Emiline
Tucker.
Ordered, That a voucher for 4. 00 be
issued to Macon Bryan for benefit
Bryan Laughingbouie, pauper.
The board took a recess to 10 o'clock
next day.
Friday, Sept., 11, 1891.
Tbe board met at 10 o'clock, pursuant
to adjournment. Present, Commission
ers, E. W. Smallwood, Wm. Cleve,
Dan'l Lane and James A. Bryan,
chairman.
Ordered, on motion, That a commit
tee consisting of Jas. A.bryan, J.A.
Meadows and E. W. Smallwood are
hereby appointed a committee to confer
with T. L. Winfleld as to the most
advisable plan of fixing Clermont
bridge and that they be empowered to
make a written contract with him, if in
their judgment said contract appears to
be to the interest of Craven county,
and to submit the same to the board
for notification or rejection at ita next
meeting.
Ordered, That the property listed to
W. H. Miller, for 1S90, be reduced in
value from 81000 to 8100 on account of
error.
Ordered, TbatL E. Cleve be released
from the payment of tax on 8250 per
sonal property, listed on tax list 1890.
the same being an error.
Ordered, That J. L Bradshaw's pro
perty in No. 7 township be placed upon
delinquent lit.
Ordered, That Louis Konigeburg be
granted license to peddle on foot upon
the psymeot of proper tax to the
sheritT
Usual bills allowed.
The board after a partial examination
of SheritT Lane's accounts took a recces
until September 23d.
:;'4i
114
Aggregate value railroad track
(50 miles) rolling stock, sharps
I capital stock eto
! Value of shares bank stock
I Sru Township OuTt-u i: City
White polls
Colored "
Total "
Number acres land
Valuo of land with improve
ments thereon
Number of horats
Valuo " "
Number of mules
Value " "
cattle
hogs .
shoep.
?2 CM
2.005
$20
S25
83.2C0
9,000
S525
SiO-l
J23.538
821 elO
2.0-Vi
J:2.G37
si rrery aiorIobllrlioa desk Is fellow j to bring th oounty s resources bsiors
the world that ought to be fully ud.
Home Patrotiairc
It is the duty of every man to stand by
homo Enterprises, tha mechanics, the
merchants, the milliners and all classes
of manufacturers. The Iiileigli Mirror
fully expresses our views when it fpeak
"It we desire home enterprises to
prosper we should give them our sup
port. It is not fair nor right to send
orders elsewhre for those things which
oan do seoorea nere as cneap and as
goodifnot better than we can buy in for
eign markets.
When an itinerant advertising scheme
omes along to strike you for advertise
ment, say to him plainly no. Tell him
you are a stocxnoiaer in every news
paper in Raleigh to the extent of your
good will and patronage.
Stick to home enterprises ie the proper
way to do; by this masDt you keep your
money at home with a fair showing in
getting some of it back again. This will
1 build op a city or town more rapidly
than any other means, for it shows that
all have confidence in one another and
j that each has an interest in the other
I welfare and prosperity."
1
055
300
700
OK
Number
Value
Number
Value
Number
Value
" farming utenoils.
Value tools of mechanics
household and kitchen
furniture
provisions
lire arms
" libraries
Money on hand
Solvent credits
Shares in incorporated com-
pnies, eto.,
All other personal property... .
aggregate value real and per
sonal property (white)
Aggregate value real and per
sonal property (colored)...
Total aggregate value real and
personal property
Total in all of Craven County.
White polls between 21 and 50
years of age 1
Colored polls between 21 and
50 years of age
Total polls between 21 and 50
yca of age
A -res of lsnd
Value of land estimated at us
true value in money
Value of town Iota estimated at
the true value in money SI
Numbc-r of borer"
Valuo ' " 807
Number of mulce
Value " " 831
Number of Jack? and Jennies 2
Value $325
Number of goat? G-44
Value " " S40S
Total number of cattle 0.834
Valuo of cattle 550.G57
Number of hogs 15,320
Value " " 818,602
Number of sheep 2.267
Valuo of sheep ' $2,045
" ,l farming utensils 825,207
" tco'.s of machanics 83,431
" household and kitchen
furniture 889.720
" provisions 823.538
" fire arms 83.337
" libraries 85, 76-
" Scientific instruments 654
Money cn hand 865,528
Solvent credit 8150.324
Shares in incorporated com-
pinies, joint stock associa
tion, railroad telegraph and
cunal companies 880,593
All other personal property . . . $285,104
Real and personal property
(white) 82,678,782
Real and personal property
(colored) 8364,574
Net amount of income 81.620
Total valuo real and personal
property : 83,043 356
Aggregato railroad property... 316.013
bank stock 114 o00
Total valua'.icn in 1891 83 503 86a
" 1890 2.665,003
Increase of valuation from
1890 tolS91 8838,866
which is an increase of about
31 J per cent.
Amount of Taxes to be Collected
Tins Year.
State tax 8 8,703.18
School " 9.351.60
General county tax 9,268.20
County special tax for bonded
debt 15,70, 41
County special tax for float
ing debt 0,443. 10
Fence tax, 1st, 2d, and 3d town
ships 67200
S50.276 11
The above includes poll tax which ie
82.45 each. The rate of taxation ip
81.26? on tho 8100 valuation.
...... ., - ' " t vrr-vr.- v
iillV. Mill! '-:!ei's i lie I 'rill rt 1 1. ,1 i,f : . . V ' 1 , r ..!... I 't'-rm'K
"-',.. i; -::'': MslM save
, most r-j;. .... i:, .1 o:ll.;crs .-f i Au.. :i Viltj. PllSj
auJ t,. ,L u . i,l o,- .irtnoions. it not j -'" ' - : " vn.ca-fiut l;nK P'J3 iilV6 US 0,
' i Outlet, it-vi.a uMJu.ihem m. ; ior. "axrwablv BV sV (9 (tt- ' t'iV ii's uP uiVi'''' '' "
,(: i .w.;,... ill. tid uud protection of the ' "a'T'O!."'-.? .1 " i- iii'lt j-stiii-.i rot only Svi k f.aVB aTni R It-., ... ,,.t "' "'" '
isi o.-al i.ui.t ol iamlico county. I i by s-oi us .tfo V j , by t!..; a-.aan:ng of SyVA I i Ui.u.Ht l-.i.c. - , , , rn
14 125 reicr i.. the reittauee aau asuuit mads : lne '"rdfi t)c-i'-. A porfon may sg S i i'rr.,u.tc ' u"u
7y i upou Hea. V. G. Lewis, State Eutinet-r csrent qooc r cp.-K-t ;vii. AAllIRi Fa s-i;rti.g your ( : ; . . s .... . . to u
5." g-0 . ihil i'icliorics., and hid ias'stanta tt Lt !l 'P:-Ct-a tha latter an-i it does WJt Sf S. K jg i ' ''V j;, F, ,,-(;-,,:;
"m aoUcmei,- Lt Saturday. not onio h ii "oxrooablv disappoint- aT W rtav Bn fi I ( v i r
?27 i 1: "f 3Lie to employ ail tho ed." ils,-u:y wrot.-: "I wrs die- Ahsr.hjtr.l-j oTT.T, UllllTCU? ' ' .xAQT.
llpoft-.i,. of your ( (. :e to protect these ! sj'PO'oc u. , v .-y s.vre.bly." o0 Utciy r'UfC, j , . ..urn.
r2 034 -v.ine nit' uib ui itie perior- c,p tl,, (.f t - . r i ' 1 1
oimMcihw duller, ,.nd I now write (..iii JNG V.iuXUW UikeU d Ui' -t'Z .'.'r.ngth I Hait7 tO L'-SG
s ,: i to urge i-nt v.iu ba :u!iient in that .., ... . . "Kl" J. j.' lv ""''
y r;-.-j, ect. Y . j c,n accompany ihe.-.i i're j. : .;t ' - r.i i lie i. posi i ieu (. rmnid -- ' ' ' ' jb Y -i? .
8. "'t V arj mgaKb.i in thoir v-ork l'-r 1 Its- Biir Miotv. TJ?1tfc-
a id may aieo appoint end .ic.ail for , . iiavVVWi.
pleasure, or matting a ft$2C-i-:H --rtviw
liyr.g trip t-: u. exposition Kroundt- "'" j Hfi-ii ? '" ' "" ."nVK
yocterday ia company with Dr. G. W. I tfeY 1.SN
Ulacknail, who is heart and bouI in tbt p ' 'St '!'-.V7
undertakine;, and who is greatly iDter- kweh , Lf fitm' 'tk-i
ested in its Buocr-a. I MiWivi hl
Oa the way we : i iwed uvtr a sup-rb JWW 8N I h X V j , ' '.i Tl
road. Superv-rticr M -Msckin has for r .--a ( ' . ''f'f-tv
-- ume .. .. :.c.. or -ork- H SfcafisJ Ssg ' -MaV " fQh
. aore. . ..n-.-r -.mi.-s m thce, which Nj gssaisT" . awamva .-'?-,Wv
in jccat.d -n ti,c,.,itxp..31,,UUbu.id- f m9w
: 11 '- ....k:-uui i-Ai-uiy aM ' , W"
raging ii. ihw fou;i.trn section f '.,- le,-s ..Ik ; . , ,i. .; . i heard from ffl O dgS ! ' 1 -'; : -x yen that
i mornlni: -in r.-.-M. - ;,-rgt. volume of $ S aZ " 1 y" 1:1 -
.;. cone-pi.- d r- ' ar. - ",: out of O II - wnrla
Allth. bwo,r-,Mh,gro.-,!ahare Tfj S5t j .V . . , ' X,;.' Vm'.'S
been joineo togcitner by connecting Mf ST "bdks" : oirov ri:K.ss.s winni mm.
, , Eemil&m Om9 IHupiI liiaUK II,,- i.,hi Hil.ilnototy (lUldlfor
Ea vr Klnnlr.K r.itlnn ever uod In this ronntrr.
i saaanaj, ,yi -.irrV inn nno or iniiini. Ma
LJ . ijbjjjjjjI pj chlru- . l.. ,.. -.. I .-.: ' . . In,..'., r with a
rTl BflB 'oinplc-u. b'...i k of )Ii,uur,, .n1 r..r prions
ill SaSSjK BsSa i I c.in.- unl i mmlnt lliclr lock. Tbey
IMS laaaaal Kunrunlee lo iIi'Bkp j i n.
m atraa ,i. . wnn i v a CO..
I I SasBW B Cor. South l rent Hiiil iiniven Hta.
sswjjjf At it.vor.ii.:.-. n. .. eii,t
eaaHBns l P.i.ii.vi, . f.r. 1 :n -i
mmSm mm nn.- ..f a.
. N. -e.se Ki .. t . .
( reett. T'i i ; .i.-r 1
Just Arrived : b :k e
ih-i;, f-.r p(.in!- i-M ie
Tip. Mem u ' ' I . ... f!d r
I it pr k i.fi
" " farmiDg utencilt"
" tools of Mechanics
' household and kitchen
furniture
" provisions
" tiie arms
" libraries
"soientitio instruments
Money on hand
Solvent credits
Shares in incorporated j inc
stock &c , companies
All other personal property. ...
Aggregate value real and per
sonal property (white) Sl.eOG
Ablegate value real and per
sonal property (colored) -213
lotai aggregate valuo real and i Syclurk oi
personal property 81 820,062 able vet. r
Net amount of income 81.620 i diseno l,n,i. -
85 11
81 410
8765
8151
85 330
001
843. 090
SH6 931
874 94 1
8230,713
their assistance uuch number of depu
ties a; may ba necessary for their pro
tection, and in cas.l of any furthr-.-rebistacce
or violation sou uvy call out
the power of thf- county, to (;ueli it aad
arrest the off -r dura.
The t nerf. lie exerciee of thtMo pow
ers will, it is h'"iVved, mike it unnec
essary for -.I;. Fxecutive to resort t
"mploynunt .-; t; nii'it ry f.-i c-- --f t:.
State.
Your i
Spinal tleninu-iiis in Frederick County
FltKDl-Rl. K M i , Sept. 9 -Or. S J
oi;
5i.(.
ragintj i.
; county.
rrHdenca con
fUrg-oo. M.a :
pillal Iiieniui i-j
the c on iiitrn section f
The farmers i,r- b. rjmi
37
74
111
30 839
8204 472
74
85 043
98
87 890
473
83,209
1,109
Si, 254
60
805
83 911
t'67.i
much air.fiiiJd and far an fipideaii
Tl.c Record Broken A -rah:
London, Sept. 8 The steamer City of
New York of the Ioman line arrived at
Queenstown at two o'clock this after
noon, having cross td the Atlantic in
Ave davrt, 23 hours and 50 minutes,
beating the beat previous re ord. Her
daily runs wer 440, 436, 501 400. 462
and 452 miles,
The Million Italmaeeda Seized.
London, Sept. 9. The counsel on be
half of the Cbillian Junta has applied to
the high court for an order restraining
tho owners and officers of the steamer
Moseello from parting possession with
tho Chillian silver, with which she is
reported to arrive at Southamton this
1 wcetr. except by depositing the same in
i thy P,ank of England. The Junta also
1 npphea for an order restraining the
; Plito bank, which made advances
against tho Bilver in question, from in
doraing bills relating thereto. The
judao allowed notice to be served for
next cdnesday. Ia the meantime
temporary restraining ordeie were
grant er! .
structures in such a wy that they form
a continuous building 1 3r0 feet in
lengtb. At the lofr end has been oon
tructed -i lari:e w r-r on o for machin
ery and bngiet- o.r ring.-, waggons,
etc. Exhibitn am now corning in
rapidly and the greater portion of space
in the building b8 already been
allotted.
The entire buildintr will be decorated
from on? end to the other and all the
rough and unsightly places obscured.
Many of the exhibits are arriving and
being put in place.
A glance at what is being done shows
that the exposition is going to be a
tremendous ail'air Niws & Observer.
Truck Farm For Sale,
K.ilb v
i.a!i ( Hold f.
Montgomery, A:a . Sept. 0. The
opinion of Ju-Jgo Rando'y today ia the
Lan.Ivolb ooctOL-t ovor the office of
State cetaniueicner of agriculture wast)
tbe t-lTect that the act of tho laat legis
lature niiikir-; :c c:ii;a electire bsc-mo
opcrativo itnmedlat-.Iy, and that the
goverr.or hr.d no rihs appoint a suc
cessor Koib, whoda trm by limitation
expired September 1- This decides
rothing a? to Koib'.- t'vjht to ho'.d over.
The cise h.u b.-n appsalcd to tho su
preme COlllt.
in. Ml;
,iVt
; v.-
Loiuviana 1
l!l Atfocioii'-
: --. S 0
Li , rpocinl
;U
- tile I
Deed.
A Picaj-uns
siys: News ia
tcdt'.y of a most hideous
;t-?d on th' person of a
tchool fear.her near
s3hoo! vraa two mik-H
Indy'd homo or.d tbe
after school was dis
In a ioaeiy
The . W. C. R. R.
The Elizabeth City News speaks thus
tn reara to ineiMortoic, umiugvou
and Charleston railroad :
"Now is our opportunity. Now is
the time we need the co-operation oi
every man in Elizabeth City. We do
not know that the Norfolk, VV nmington
and Charleston R. R. will ever be built,
but certainty tbe first steps are being
taken in tht direction. A corps of
engineers is now at work surveying the
route, ana they nave tnus tar reacneu
what is known as tho "angle in me
canal, some 10 miles north of Isoutn
Mills, at which point the7 intend to
nonetrate tbe Dismal Swamp, thus giv
ing Elizabeth City the go by. We
believe this is only diplomatic manoeu
ver, but it maybe genuine. It would
increase the distance so very little to
come to South Mill, and extend a
branch to Elizabeth City, that we be
lieve if the beat men of our community
will come together and consider this
matter, and take the proper steps, it can
bo secured. With the increased freights
from South Mills and Elizabeth City,
wo believe not very much would be
required of our citizins to bring the
road to this place. At any rate there
could be no harm done, by appointing
a oommittee to confer with the builders,
and obtain tbeir terms."
Elizabeth City has the good wishes of
New Berne in her efforts to obtain this
road. It is hoped that she will be suc
cessful and that from there tbe road
will come on to New Berne. The in
creased freight which would be
obtained from the two cities would be
quite an item for the road.
DIED.
At the residence of her son-in-law,
McRobert Crawford, in Winston. N. C ,
September 10th, Mrs. Elizi B. Dudley,
formerly of New Berne, in tho eighty -first
year of her age.
ShrcVi?r
received hero
outrage commi
yourjg LvJy
Arcp.Jia. Th?
froi tho j un
oth:i afternoon
missed she etarted to walk.
place she was set upon by a burly negro
who dragged her into the wood near
by and tied hor to a irca where ehe was
kept for two days. A searching party
found her there on the evening of the
socond day, when she told them her
story with a request to hido near by as
the nero would soon return. This
:hcy did, and in a short while the negro
made his appearance and was captured,
tie was fea-fully tortured, being
skinned alivo ! r-i 'Uerally cut to pieces.
His body wa
buzzards to d ;-;
Tin: s r a ;
M as die Kail '
ti.
WAriii;-(;ro.N . i.
A special to ih--O.,
says : Wiilia:
ner'a i iry at i- .
near Statr-Rvill1. i
jurymen Carlton
Lord Salisbury on (lie Kastern Oiieslion.
London, Sept. 8. 1 letter to a cor
respondent, Lord 6nl'jt.irv. refering to
the priviledgea whic-a trie Porte is sup
poped to havo grimed Russia by
permitting veFR; lm f her volunteer flet
to pass the Ditrd ::.eiliB. says: "Russia
possesses no right to tha passage of
the Dardanelles or Bosphoruus which
are not posce-uecl bp the other powers
also."
y.f: Lelitnd Stanford's Donation
Albany, N. Y., Sept. 9 Mrs. Leland
Stanford haa donated proportv valued
at 8100,000, to tha benefit of the Society
for tho lieiief of Orphan aci Destitute
Children in this city.
"n ( hoiera Spri adliiy.
i akis, Sept. 9. !I . Preuat annoanced
it . tuo Academy of Medicine last even
;ng that ths choiera (nidemie, which
arose in tue ea-.t, nounaar Aleppo. He
hinku the great danger in Europe lies
in the Tersian ijl'. lie bs.-'.isves that
the imniijraticii of dff.tauto Russian
Jews, ssve-n tli:.ii and oi whom have
ijor.e to Aleppo, wiil iccre-asn the vi
ecce of the epidemic.
9g Kentucky and
tesf Virginia
i't in tho woods for the
Of.
iLLi: WRECK.
d 1!
a-:;, i-
. ' ., o..-1'.e.J.'jer iO
.',r. . roiii :'ni.- -.:b . N
:i -t, on- of the- coro
ecent railr. n! -vrc-.-V
V , is dentiunced by
Stephany and Lam-
frecht for tno afertion that he riisee n
ed" from tho report of th jury p. 3 ''no
being final as to anything.'"
The di.Jrut is over the fieuiin o." the
jury, which states that a rail bad bi er;
misplaced before the wreck, the thrte
last-named jurymen insisting that suob
was the cai-e. There seems to be an at
tempt on The pair of some one to ni.-tke
it appear that this rail wan mi:!plocd
after the wrecking of the train.
It is a theory, however, which find:?
little favor in the minds of the public.
The more the case is examined into' the
more clearly is it shown that some
scoundrel out of pure revenge for hav
ing been put off a preceding frieghc.
THE LAW EVADED.
Lr.rsro
I":
Areas of Oyster ('rounds taken
, Also Oyster Beds in Direct
VioI.1lie.11 of Law.
Mr Ekitok: Wo remember an arti
cle published ia the Journal during
the last term of cur Legislature relating
to tbe law governing the entries to
oyster grounds. The writer of that
article advi3ed tbe Legislature to bo
amend tho lass thst no individual nor
company could bold moro than ten
acres of oyster grounds.
Today we hear of thousands of acres
being laid cfT to individuals and that
on the very best natural beds cf the
State. We also hear of some of our
citizens heretofora paaceabie and law
ibiding taking the law into thoir own
hands aud forbiddiDg by force of arms
the survey of said natural beda to be
turned over to individuals to the detri
ment of the public.
We have been told that ths Supreme
court decides that the Wineiow raport
3hf.il bu liaal as to the position of
natural bed?, notwithstanding that it
can Lo. proven in scores of caeea that
natural beds ex:t w hich are not men-,
tioned in said report. It seems that in
handing down its decision the Supreme
court le.c-t sight of the fact that the
maker of that report after possessing
himself of tbe information ho baa at the
Government, was himself one of tho
first to take advantage of tha report,
infringe upon the rights and get him
self in a broil with the people.
The writer haa heard an indi'. idual
a&y that ho ht.e entries on five squire
miies of grounds that ara literally
covered wuh oysters, that he cotKi i-r-those
beds almost innxhaustiolo -:-nd
vet theso beds are not laid down on
Lieut. Winslow'a charts Consequently
if we arc rightly informed ai to the
Supremo court decision these are mi
)iaUiral bedw.
It is well known that the State of
North Carolina never intended to sell
her oysters upon the grounds as they
grow but to sell tronmla n;i. leiei
uitcr.- h-ould grow provided they were
planted upo.i mo same.
We are av. '.ec, that lawyers at the bar
sometime -to small thin in th.
matter of technicalities but we -'n.'jpht
that the bee- o hr.d some r.'sard t' . r te
intent as wcii a.: thj lef -.r o. - :- isv
scrofulous hunior
in the blood,
u'corr.. catarrh, and
consumption,
Ayer's Sasapariiia
The most
economical,
safe, speedy, and
effective oi
Diood-pum;
5:ig Cured Others
i ( ?
TTMOSI;!VLriS
ut Fall :xk
hs.? ai'-',
FluOet t-e-
find thai
have alio
.ie beaucies;
.ifj.-i Feather-
Clothing
ru,;r ?ep the
vtr carri-'d.
t debl. We
1 "As C 5 . ri
ES.
Ziegler's and Grossett's
Men's Fits Sh-i?; v.-ii;e:i we havr, need
only to bo mesiier. t;i. A full line of
'Z.fgkr'f: iiaoh?5 Sho.iS
Does y.,u. ii.v, :; vi rt..i; V S.-e ours
before buying ',- 1 nie..- hA'.L find
BAT FRI-.E wi.r. vv l -u t
Barrinffton'& Baxter.
FREE TO ALL.
Aiijoin1ii my p's o. i -usim as, :: l'.road
street, l have now
GOOD ST A ILeg, AM A SI1KU FOR
IIOIES AM) VEIIICLKS,
to aeroraniixla t e i.iy patrons fiom te
till Line ol Choice
Groceries & Provisions
jiur . S AS LOW AS
liL'ALI'iY AS HIGH
ala-ays on hand, ninl
rHK LOWKsT ami
A TliK IIKUIKST.
(ioods guaranteed Ei. rej'.rc bc-i: ted orniopey
refunded.
I'a!! and sst oi-.r prlrr ; 1 eiore 1 iylnrr elr.p
vi19re. Ortlovs rrompily filled and ghipptd.
No trouble 111 mat l:'.ie. li, trie luturfi
licitc.l
teed.
'or:Klrnmeiit-S .
and Highest I
'mi!
liet
itry t'rodliec so
1 1 ices guurau
J.
s
roust sts - e! , near Haih ,
T0LS0N.
ad.
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Has .Just Arrive
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KENTUCKY and WEST VA,
HORSES AHD MULES
Prom :) to ; Years Old.
EXTKA FINE DRIVERS,
Draft and Saddle Horse?,
Which Will Ho Sold Cheap.
Also Nice Variety of
Carriages, Baggies, Carts,
Harness, Whips,
Lap-Robes, Dusters etc.. etc.
OUR MOTTO IS
Quick Sales Small Profits.
Call and see us before you
buy; it will be to your ad van t ago
to do so.
M. HABN & GO.
1'. W. LKWEY.
A . li. I'OWLLL.
DEWEY & POWELL,
Life, Fire and Mmim
INSURANCE.
A N K
OVFICE IN
Farmers and Merchanis i
NEW BERNE, N. O.
VVII.l. KF (JLAl) TO SKKYK Y V .
sep 1 1 v
To My Patrons and the
Public Generally.
Having; removed my place of business to
South Front Street,
Three doors East of the Gaston lloase.
where I will be pleased to serve my
patrons as heretofore. I shall keep
constantly on band
A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES
of the very beet
Foreign AM) Domestic Ooods.
R. SAWYER,
seplltf Fashionablo Tailor.
WE MEAN YOU.
Stop and look at our line ofsOI'YKMH
SPOONS.
Ask for I'aul K. W!itn FOl'STAl
PB.iVS, fresh lot Juht arrived.
Iforgettosay Ihavejus! n'rtlvod ij frt M:
lot of those ROLLED ;OLO CHAIVN,
warranted for six yea. Vf r c n written
guamnteo with each rlmln.
Ply STOCK IS WAY I Is. ri.r. I'IJCIi..S
A R VI WAY IOYV IV. C.mo. !n m-d
me.
SAM. K. EATON,
COTTON OTXS.
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Seed Eye,
Seed Whca? ,
Seed Oatc,
White and Ked Clover,
Blue C-w.z-s and
Timothy Seed,
Hay and Feed,
Bagging
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GEAG.
.ties.
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OBON.
Stover,
DEALERS IN
Stoves,
General Bordware,
Sash,
Faints,
Glas
Lime,
Harnecs,
Doors, Klinds,
Varnish,
Putt
aud
Oils,
; and
Plaster,
j
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Agents for DEV0I5 &
cjUbrr :'eady
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GO'S
ar
SiriCi: -gOCdS.
Middle Ht.,, c,-.p.
may 2t! d wtf
sin- i;i'ptlH t'luir I.
BUGGIES,
CARRIAGlv
A'KTS,
REDUCTION in Old
Virginia Cheroots.
Also, Horsford Bread
Preparation.
Buy your Shot
Powder and cave
net
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WHOLESALE GKOUL'K,
MIDDLE -STREET,
NEW KERNE.
N. C.
I Headachss, biliousnese, and liver
; troubles are promptly cured bv the use
affete matter (the presence of which of Ayer's Cathartic Fills. Equilly safe
depreeeee the nerves and brain), aod f jr younK or old.
thus give relief . I. .
Children JJry'Jor PitcherY Castorii ' ChildrenCry for Pitcher's JDastoria?
At the Jesideuco of hor grand parentu,
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Scott, little Ida.
only daughter of F. L. and Lorena
Lteath. on Sept. 12th, 1891, aged 11
months and 19 day 4.
IV 11- .mix IV. :! n Autre '.
A ttaietc t rrepsred t th? Pen.-.icr.
Ofiice abowf that 'iuiin: the month ot
1 August last i'4 47b pension certificates
I of all classes: v, 1 re i8ued. the firnt pv
' menta f f which Heereeated S2.714 4s ;
" or an avprRire of S110 SI to teli p..: -
Bald heads are too miry w hen they Bioner. War'i . Po -t.
mav he coverea witn a iuxun?nv
Kiowth of hair by using the beet of ail
restorers, Hall Hair Renewcr.
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria,
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Middle St. New Berne, N.0.
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