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NEW BKu K. (HAVEN OUXTY, N. C. SEPTEMBER 14, 189:5.
Kj
J 5. 3 BNTON; M.D., D.D.S;
Kr"ic-' irmttd to
Mn. aud Me-
ctfcw Dentistry
naif IKoMi Harcr7
--Teeth .x t r acted
Khoi.t pain by Ui
an or Sl uxlds
a"-rwTy . g ta tas Itn UtJiry iob
la tb b-rt i;l& (Mtlf.wt!oa inwsatMd.
'. Oa-a, eoTO-aref MtdiHe ir -stand CMera
alter, opposite Saati ' -
-- -
V - DIL O. & BAGBY,
SURGEON DENTIST.
. Ofilea. Middle u.t, opcstM 8aplt
sharob. r
. eo34wtf NEWBEBI. . 0.
DR. J. & CLARE,
DENTIST,
' IBW BKUSK. W.
.. Offloe a Craran street, between Pollock
4 Broad. v., ..
Uiddle streetFirst room above Farm
er & Merchants -Bank.
trterat. Joaea.Onatow and Pantile..
- A CiiMd .M Omntt N Bern, n
lcrm Ooort of Utm Htata -
S:-tt. STREET,
GeneraW
FlfiEMDLiFI
Insurance Aent,
; cj Parker
" t : Wholesale, and Retail
r Farmers end country merchants' will
do veil to see ms before buying, as we
' sell gooda m tow if not lower than any
home in the city.
CFWE GTJABAHTEE EVEEY
. THINO WK SELL TO SE
AS BEPRESESTED- OE
MONEY REFUNDED.
"We deliTer all - goods we sell to any.
- part of the eit free.
ALL WE ASK IS ONE TRIAL, and
we know you win continue with
-" Lorillard Soaff sold at manufacturer's
pricee-" - "
, Our stables in the rear of our store are
ree to slL ; ' -
a - CHUBCHILL & PARKER,
1018 wtt - Broad Street.
THS NEW BERNE
KNITOTNGr MILL,
' a n.rr prepared to furnish Eur Hoax
-0 VaXIODS QUAUTTSS A5D C0LOK8 in
lota" to. suit purchasers. .'
. - Send ten cents for Samples and Prices.
:'::'d33wtf..;;:",-
i'-"-V.. ;
V.
C sT
.Pnre I Brilliant ! Perfect !
TJsso EmTTEnti, akd Esdorset
- , 'Wexutzb Uskd.
TU MMt Pffplar Glatta in the U. 8.
' They are dally- worn and are warmly
- praiMd by tb solid REPRESENT A
TIVE HEN of this eoantry, many of
-them beiac of national t m.. The list
akrtoM Battken. lfrebaats. Lawyers.
Oorantora, Baaatorst Foreign atinisters.
Haehaniea Preachers, ,
-HEN EMINENT TN ALL PR0FE8
f 8IOS3 AND TRAUE3.
FTSICIANS RECOMMEND THRM.
JBUY 503TE BUT THE tiEXCISE.
These par foot QIm. are aoeorately ad
jested to all tm th DraK Store of
F.S. DUFFY, ITewEeme IT. C.
v , THE
F&rmsb L Merchants Bank
- Bgaa bnsiness My 1891".
Capital Stock, paid In, f 7S.000.00
Snrplas, - - 4,000.00
TsdiTided Preflts, - - 3,600.00
DiTldenda paid, . 8,250.00
?-:--.?sf-f'---- OFFICERS :
X H. COTIA, , , . . PrMidea.
W. 8. OaaBwicat. - Vice Pres.
T. W. Dimrr, " Cashier.
A.B. Powiu, Teller.
CLS. 8aTrH. . . Collector.
'."V- With well established connections this
Bank is prepared to offer all accommo-
iatioos , ooaaisteat with 0-nserTStire
;-eaklt.V-'-: --r-. --: -
" . Prompt and carvfni attention given to
toriections. -'. -'
- We wil be pleased to eorreepbad with
"those who may eontenapUte making
Changes or opening new accounts.
T0 COTTON GINNERi !
-Before placing-your orders
lor tBmgsing and. Tie for
the Comlxiff Season.
-T: ' Be B -ore to Call on
Wholesale and Retail Dealer to
General Merchandise.
' Hew BernelN.iC-
f it rill pajtjoa.
?
m
Good Hard Brick.
' " W are prepared to fill all orders
op to lOO'thosaand per week.
vr.P.BOBBUS.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Horr.ih for Glad.itoor!
It is pn th.t the S...ia'e ia not
ia n mnch vf a hqrrj- as the rt-o-
Latest pbfwe ut tb' raca quo--tion
how fiir the tlit ir ahi-inl
of the piieriff?
for proinocimi m tht I 'it-nor Dt--
pinment.
The Irisb Eioaie !; (::: pist il
tbe Bcitisi h(iu-e oi i-o.n n :!.- r.
ardity Uv a voc of 267 to :Jip1.
If oor.grttf- (!:.n'. nj iv- !,v. ! thf
before it ge' n ti;i -cr . i pie.
V
Senatp, vott!
The cry go? Dp fiOin f
tt:
-Jfew Hampshire W'j'j NiHiiuin
New York had a damaging froet
Saturday night.
-The Virginia Hilver :MHooitioD
ottlcra 10,000 oopiee of Senttor
Vance's -t . v i i-st. Friday.
Amanda C iiiJdle, aa turn ate of
the almshouse in Nerfolk hn sou
a nau awarding her real estate
valued t 70,000.
Secretary Lainont 83ys the Pres
ident will approve other silver
measure besides the repeal of tbe
Sherman act..
Kansas women snfff agists have
started a year's campaign to se
cure the deired constitutional
amendent.
Gov. Carr will be ab.-eut at Chi-
cago a week and is expected to
retarn to the city Dext Mon-
day.
It's a mighty mean sort of man
who etuffsall of his money into hit
stocking and thea sits aronnd and
talks about hard times.
The New York Eroning Past
says the canvass of the .- r 'e
BhowBtwenty majority or more for
repeal. Let it come then.
The action of th various Senate
comrijittees show -ha rh-re is to
be no general is-g's! ru,r, unt;l trie
Kt-tl b;!l is d:-ipoM"d of
The preaident and 'mue -.re.
unanimously for the repeal of the
state batik tax, having found nn
mietakably that the country de
mands euch reKjhl.
The. "repeal" Senators have not
decided on a day wheu thu hill will
be brought to a vote, but a- .on
as' legitimate debate is over tbey j
will bring on a vote. J
The disappointei grumblers who!
refuse to see
better time, should I
step to the rear. There's plenty of
room for them there aod they'd
feel at home.
The Senate drags its slow dis- j
enssion along while the country j
nmurns and waits for a vote. Verily,
ia this case, a little learning U a
dangerous thing.
The postoffice department has re
daced the mail service to three
mails a week over about 1,800
miles of railroad in tbe Snth and
South west.
Political policy isstiih the biggest
faction in Washington. Cou! and
political policy when the people an
out of employment and iu a sto ring
condition.
The cible brings us a i other c r
cumstantial accouat of the death uf
Emin Pasha. The confusing thing I
about Emin's various deaths is that
be seems to die a different way
every time.
At a recent dinner of journalists
the following toMt was proposed:
' Wompn ThA fLirAat. o-Arlr in uil
creation; the ed'tion is large and nearly 800 bushels; two bales
no man should be without a j long cotton; 300 bushels potatoes,
copy." - ; and several barrels oi syrup. Where
Secretary Carlisle will neither-is the boy or man who can beat
affirm nor deny the rumor that the this! Wilcox Banner,
administration is favorably conoid-1 Tue annual report of the New
ering a plan to abolish National Orleans Cotton Exchange tshows
batiks and substitute Stafo banks j that toe cotton crop of 1891 '92
under Government snpei vision, j wes 6,430,000. The Southern mills
Charleston has sent large on j up to August had felt very little of
tributions to tbe buffer ou t he S' ; the depression in trade. Since
Wands. The major of Kansas City then a surprisingly large number
tenders Mayor A'ken a cir bi;id of ; h ive s lid that they experienced no
clothing for thoe made destitute : ill effects. South Carolina factories
by theutorm. ; consumed 204 000 bales, Georgia
rr. a. , , , - , ISi.OCO aud North Carolina 182,-
Tne State crop bulletin shows: ' '
that all crops were, mae damaged!
by the" recent storm and enb-e- ( Iu Virginia, the Republicans hav
qnent rains, Tob icco itceived trie j irg dropped out. the contest in the
greatest injury and couou the j politic vl broil is to be entirely be
leat. tweeu tbe Democrats and tbe Pop-
As over eight band-.! infers That is the philosophical re-
are to be r. ad at the M Ca- R 'x of aI1 third party movement.
.sfl. iw lit-rattiie will amount to T.iere is no use but for two par-
a small library. In is tbe qua'dy
rather '.ban tu .jQUitity irom
which exceptional vain may 'i:e ex
pected. There is no . panic material in
tariff reform. The people have de
manded it by a decisive vote. S v.ne
few favored interests may tear it
but to the masses of the peopie it
will hrinc heal in? n.id relief.
Zachariah Garret, a Third party
sneaker of Vauce count v. snoke in
. - - i t
Granville some days ago, and, ac-
dared that '-we'll carry our pint if
we baye to swim in blood."
Republioau manufactures are
very cnnning'of defence and they
know how to- manufacture puiuic
sentiment. They discharged 1,000,-
000 hands because the Democrats
were about to dibtuxb the tariff.
St. Linis Globe Democrat, i
Lii pnblican paper, boasts'
.r
th it Joha Sherman "is the real
A.i.;ii:,-.mrTion leader in the oen
i i :i erver aud so saa the At
. v i C"nNtitiuion, Democrat.
Aiii il M. Deuton, photographer: w:
. t tr oil social s'.,auding "'bill-'
.M
itiiiiii. tifUfi, leaving u wife am! i A ,, ,
i di-:), te(or the -h;irre of aje(..l;.
! .W . ' lining h- :ev nti j t -
v
u
t.
v
i
frovtH, r lie fii-r . tin tea -
h-.v nln .. . Lt-f ii reported
Jr. i' u!.i . N.Y.. and Woods-
I . N. !). rif-nntor Teller t.ho w 1
d-tn in .'rttiinghis win:er clothes
rrn t-j Washington.
cll tionght br GovammPiit. in
hi' ; tiietioitf of tho (JiiiUati
E
ii -.it- j ro f.ull iti the New Y'-ife
un-,',.iw a (?. the offioluN rehir-in
ti giv them up aniil the dutN
wre prfid, and the Government
hd no funds with which to pay.
Oov. Carr ha appointed (Jol. G.
X. !'! fc, of Ualdwell, a one of tbo
i' r:,t.toner8 to act with the
n. i itial commission' to locate the
potion of the North Uarolina
troopn at tbe battle of Ghicamau-
. l)t.-ctutii trotted a mile in 2.07
at Fh etwood Park on Monday, and
Z:m"iernian on the same day
wbeiod a mile in 2.08 4-5 at Col
,la :!nis o. Ir, ia thu s nip and tuck
'twit t? e lord ot creation and the
no i!et of quadrupeds.
S , for Ptoetor. of Vermont is
go1. :g to build a marble house in
Wn.-diingtim, and will get the mar-
!!, from bis own quarries. As Sen-
ato.- Snrrman doesn't own any
anu'ile qnariies, he had to buy the
marble for his marble house. Wil.
ri''.ir.
I The Baltimore aan nas ponea
tbe Senate and finds that there is
! misjority lor repeal, and it sets
down Butler, Ransom and Black
burn as doubtful, with a wavering
dispoeition for lepeal; and Call,
(Jimernn, Hansborougb, Pacoand
( i -y ivs doabttul, with a difpoxi
;...i; :ig ii Dr.t repeal.
A North Carolinian now residing
iu New York, a man of letters, not
auknown to lame aaye: "I read
with pleasure the editorial in the
JouBNAL on "Duty". Doubtless
many of your constaat leaders
were as forcibly Ptrnck with it as
my sell. The pen is a mighty power
wilded for the right." Thanks,
most noble Stanly.
Secretary Hoke Smith was in
Atlanta last week, Lis buiuets
biD " stated, to unload his
,uteiw. u l" au,u'"
cause of tbe constant criticism
ne
receives on account of the utterance.-!
ot that paper, in which he owns
a controlling interest.
About i 40,000,000 of new circula
tion has come into the country in
. L . r . r 1 1 : . , A tit
,ollu Ul UIU ""' v"i-
uuu.uuu nas oeen lssuea oy cne na
f ion il banks, a.11 since May 1. When
business revives there will be
pi.nty of money
with, sajs the
to do business
Chattanooga
Tiuues.
P.iil. Armour, the Chicago mil
lionaire, says that the panio is over
and that money is offered from
every nource. "We had offers of
noui?y from eight different quar
ters lawt week $250,000 even from
Xew York. It will not be long be
fore monev will be as cheaD as anv-
b() y eftW u
Jackson Busseil, of Irwin county
G ii, a boy twelve years old has
ploed and worked forty acres ot
I snJ i'i corn, cotton, oane and pota
toes this year. The corn crop will
ti-vs and no matter whether the
o .posui a to the D-smocrats are
e.d'.e.l Populists or Republicans,
tbey amonnt to the same thing.
They are ail of a feather.
lln. Amos J. Camming, ot
New York, said in a speech last
week that "the men who nomina
ted .Mr, Cleveland ought to have
tbe manliness to stand by him."
!Thafc is right, in so far as Mr.
i Cleveland is right. Bat vice versa,
tua Prit Ankf ai.n t kur.
bug JL . UOl.lL ., U UUL U U HIUU UCTC
the mauliaes, to stand by the Peo-
8tan(i together on the platform,
The democracy is under no obliga-
tions to stand by anybody who
does not stand by it. We believe
Mr. Clevepand will stand by his
party and e will entertain no
other belief until the contrary is
seen. Sampson Democrat.
1
S: ( l IMJKM'Y.
' - t-m- prevaleiiT; at
. m utisirieHs cir-
' y:lu ;, , lr .
", curreii
i (iiif-iir, to
i.- ;i a' ti? r d
:t i Mi--auiren
1 con
ii "! r- :
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rt ,nii .
' ion w i
! Ohwagu ;lt;orni. snl
will follow!
repeal wrii
i remeilr-tl n..
t tie insr -x;
recomnuMidatinn ofj
it .-s I bar will meet
HMOTiS !t t)r COliD
trv :nd br
t: reliof to a long HOf-
i ftn nff pi
Tbi-i.'
t'ie N "
1M 1: .1 ..
ttl- II -' .
' :. ; -
ridlJi j
a siet'er.d opinion that)
Iial b-nk.l f:U.t eo. aud it
i ih it. its p't-liminary to
: ;.iv ;d "-ing it tax
i cent cpon the issues of
.'ksi will be repealed.
To,., i.
bt t l-1 is r . 1
wbe.'i
or; tir
chan;:i '
pet!!'- i
a pyviem
ablf.
It Irt 111
Tberc was a time
'.i- Icirjkrt played hav-ot-
conditions are all
.i it is perfectly com
r li;' States to inuugarate
i rtictlv sound and reli.
in that in the event
of til.. rep.--i . f the ten per cent
tax, C -ng-'e s; may impose some
kind ot a ua'ional supervision
which will give to the issues of
State banks a national currency.
Evervthins is now in embrvo.
but we have the promise of an
abundance ol currency, every dol
lar of which will be equal iu debt
paying aud purchaHing power.
"Without Liith it is impossible
piease God," and it is also impossi-
ble to secare temporal succpps with
out faith in man. Confidence is
essential to individual and nation
al prosperity.
URKVHlEIi.
The news from all sections is
brighter, and there are indications
of improvement in every quarter.
Banks are resuming; mills that had
shut down are getting to work
sgaiu; confidence lias taken the
place of distru-r, and cheerfulness
smiles in t-er home.
Reports in. id tbe office of tbe
oamptrollei of the currency show
that ol the 143 National tanks
which have suspended fdnce Jan
uary, Sixty-two are in the hands
of national bulk examiners with
excelleut prosp ets of ear ly resuuip
tiOL; thirty-four have already re
sumed business, ami fifty-seven
are in tbe bauds of receivers.
l'lici e i3 nothiug artificial or eph
emeral in this revival. It is the
natural effect of causes working
out their beinficeut design. It is
the logic of f.icts tbe result of
confidenc-.
We do not wish to be tectional
we will not be censorious, but
we cannot suppress emotions of
pride that me spontauiounly in our
bosom as we see our beloved South
emerge from tbe d.itkutiss, bright
as unclouded morn and radiant i
with beams of living light.
We will not say that the proe
pect of the repeal of the Sherman
law has done it all. It has had a
salutary influence, but "there is a
divinity that shapes our ends,
rough hew them as we may."
Our "last Colonial (Governor."
A correspondent of the Wilmington
Messenger, describing tlie exhibit of the
Virgin'a Dare Association, ot tb'm Slate,
at Chicago, mentions, among other arti
cles, a "Portrait on ivory of Gabriel John
ston, the last Colonial Governor of North
Carolina.'' Indeed '.
Governor Johnston, who died July 17th
1752, was succeeded in office bv Govern-
ers Arthur Doljbs. Wm. Ti von. .'.ml Jo-I
siah Martin in the order named; the last I
of whom was driven out of Xew Hern at i
the beginning of the itcvomtion in 177),
more than twenty years after Johnston's
death. Such errors are as inexcusable as
unnecessary. If our S: ale's display at
Chicago were no better than that cor
respondent's hisli.iy, il wouid be poor
indeed. D.
Bled to Iteath
Mr. John G. M.isoii, w ho lived ju-t
lieyond Grindle t reek, met v.ath a sud
den death on Saturday evening, fie
was in town that day and started home
riding alone, and just before reaching tbe
lumber railroad bis horse sine-1 ami threw
him out ol the buggy.
On one o; his legs was a very bad sore j
With which he had laea tri'iibled tor j
sometime, and in the fall ruptuied an ar- j
tery near this sore from whi. Ii he bled to I
death. He w a carried from ihe scene of.
tbe accident to his ho. ne and expired
soon after reaching there. Jfr. Mason
was about 70 years old.---Greenville Re
flector. iji;.,000 Worlh of Stamps
The revenue sha'ap otli. u here did a
big riusincss in A.i;ui. notwithstanding
there was , m ui.u-.iai .iei. tess'a.n in busi
ness, 'fin; ii
during the a
These - 1
sales .-i -.
were if 1 J.7C .
month i he i 1
Tobacco i
.t el
d
w il
ia! lib
a
fib
iiis tin- ,iast
ihe A iiier-i :i n
based oitite
il i-l
i.p in v
pun
ifoO.O'.iO worth,
doing a bli-iuc-
1 h'.s is w hat
s. Durham Sun
fc - irall i 1
1
We have a it6d and positive ours
for oalarrb. r, ; pht-tim is Ciusr tnoacu
si;d hednche, luHHlLO'tl'S O&TARRU
KEMDV. A nftsal injeotor Irse with
fch botile. Use it if 70a desirn health
ana -veet breath. Price 50c. Sold by
New tjme Druif Co.
, . ,11
hD,Zl be kuow-'whi
more
to do
with
Dyspepsia and Liror Complaint.
Is it not worth th. small prlos of 75c.,
10 tree yourself of every eymtom of
'.heae disire&bing complaints, if you
thick so call at onr .tore and get a
bottle of 8tnton' Vitaiizer, ev.ry bottle
bas a prided guarantee on it, use
aooordingly aod if it doe you no (rood
it vill cost you nothing. Sold by New
Berne Drug Go.
Ttu-
COrXTV COMMISSION KRS
CEKl)I.ViS.
Mi'iiilay tiLTiiiny. S-p;.
Tin- l!o:ir. I i Cuinm ;in!MT -ci'UPt
v nu t .it 1 hi' (.':! rt I liu
ly o N'nv IrtM-nc at 11 .. ' 1
l'rei-nt, t on in ni'i J .!. A.
. i.iiin, v.. v. Sinaiiui'oi;, v. ( '.
.M. II. Curr J. A M.-:N.'.v..
I'i'tition for the t .-i 1 1 1 1 1 i i n :i i.;
lie ri.:n 1 in lom!i:ji N. 1 . '
I'iin-y N- rk roml niMiinir I : ::
1 :i lids i'l .I-inii'c L. Wi iii '
j otliois having Ijl-i h pi'fM-r,;i .!
i Hoard It is
I Ordered, That the C"n-',.i.-ratim
I pel i t ion lie postponed In the lv. ."
j in Oetnher. 1893. and
t li it .m.- i.
' said petition he posti d at tin.
I petition he post i
House door aeeordinjt to law.
11 appearing to the
,l,!lt a petition for a
i; . i
pn.i.
I road leading t'roni Kort Haniweli .
; on Neuse roml to Rid !!.' ! .::d':
Xens river lias been duly tiled aud
notice of tbe licfying of s lid p-
having been iiosted aceordin
to law
Irdeied, That the sad road U
is hereliv
tieeliired to 1-
established us a public road anil tie
th.
clerk of the Hoard notify tbo sbnitf
this order thereto he may summon
jury in accordance with the statute-, m
tion 2040, ot tbe code and lay off
roan as lucrem prcscriheil, piovne
cost of same shall be assessed again -t
count)-.
It is ordered bv the Hoard that
r.o
t he ;
the ,
county attorney be and hereby is author-
ized to dismiss and compromise and
settle tbe suit entitled Hoard of C. munis- I
I sioners of Craven county v
Ki.ir V. '
urown, now pending in Uravcn
county Suprrior court upon payment '
tbe sum of tbo sum of fifty tlollars ia n -a
and costs of said action not to e.w-e.l ten
dollars said sum of I eia;: tia-
amount of tbe simple taxes witle nr p. :;-
laities, claimed by the counlv i;; saii.
action.
On motion the Hoard look a i - - ; fo
3:30 o'clock.
Monday afternoon. Sept. -f'ii.
The Hoard met pursuant to ab. ,.!;,n
meiit. Present. Commissioner Jas. A. lb a a.
chinn; E. W. Sauall wood, M. II. Can
antl W. C. Hrewer.
Ordered, That the value of the prop
erty listed to the Stimson Lumber Com
pany for 1SU3 be reduced from 2:'..(i, l to
?'-0,U00.
On motion the Hoard took a n o -- to
next morning at 11 o'clock.
Tuesday mornini; Sep.
1 lie Board met at 11 in !. . i.-ir-u i;-t
' '
to adjournment.
Present Commissioners Jas. A. Hi vim,
i
cbmn; E. W. Smalhvood. V. C. Ib.wei
ana M. II. Carta
Ordered, That the income tax a-e sed
against M. UeW. Stevenson be i-iu( ed. ,
from $12.50 to $2.50 bv reason of error.
Ordered, That the N. X. it W. 11. II.
Co.. bo notified to appear before this
in
and show cause why their property pur
chased from the Stimson Lumber com
pany and P. II. Pelletier should not !e
increased in value.
Ordered, That the property of the
New Heme Sewerage Company be ie
dueed in value from the $8,000 to ?2 000
on account of error.
Ordered that the propcrtv listed le
Richard Guion on tax list, 1892 bes'iiel,-
for saul year 'under the name of Ka ia.;d
Garner. ,
,-.,., .,,.1 he. ,.. ,o. ...... ..- ...I...
On motion the Board took
until next dav at ten o'clock.
Wednesday moniinir. s.-ot. fl. '.i:i.
'I'he Hoard met pursuant lo : j .lini
ment. Present, Commissioners J is. A. Hi van.
clim'n,' K. W. Smallwood and J. A '
Meadows. ,
Tbe Board proceeded in examination
of sheriff accounts until 6 p. m., when 1
On motion the Hoard took a reces l li j
next day ten o'clock. :
Thursday morning, Sept. 7, '03. :
Tiie Hoard met pursuant to adjourn- j
llll'llt. 1
Present, Commissioners Jas. A.
I'-rvan
-1. A.
.Id bv
cbin'n
E. W. Smallwoo.l and
Meadow s.
Ordered, That the propcrtv :
Stimson Lumber Company to Tli -. A.
Mclntyre of New York on the lMth -I .
of Jan'y, 1893, be listed to said Mi la! .e :'
at the valuation of $S,000. ;:
Ordered further, That the proju-ity s.- i x
by P. IT. Pelletier and wife. Jan'y 31-;, h
1SD3, to Thomas Mclntyre of Xew York lb
be valued at fl ,500 and so li-!id t.. s .id ui
Mclntyre for taxation and tb.u tl.e t-i
list be correcteil accordingly. 1 1
Ordered, That upon pnyment f the
proper tax to tbe dierifi', license be
granted to F. N. Hawkins it Co.. t . ie- -!
tail liquors from this date to Dee; a ber
31st, 1803, be having filed hi appbe : ion ..,
apj-roved bv three free holders ol ! ', -, : a
county a s the law directs.
Wbeieas Doctors Leinster Dully ar. !
Francis J)uffy an 1 Jas. A. Hryan. ce.ei- .
man Hoard of Commissioners of C.avcii p.
Couuty have eX'.iiiiined Lizzie Kaae :a v
confined in Craven county jaii as :; . ,.
tic. have certified that said fi.''e K-:v
ought to be discharged iu il any a- .' a a
and could be removed from eon:'! y i . ..
poor bouse w ith safely, it 's
Ordered , That Liv.ie Kane be .''
cliaiged from tile eo 11 1 1 ! y jib in 11 t- . -ance
with seerion 2280 ol ila- I ., ; .,. ,
proper certttieate having been :: e-1
(pliied by said section. It is n-rh.
Ordered. That said Lizzie Ka
placed in the custody of the '
the pour house uulil further or.ie-
ia i d.
Ordered, Th it
Commission
.1
Meadows and F. W. Smallwo H -- I
are hereby appointed a coiuu.'ru- 1
examine tbe accounts of Dr. A.
Guion, trustee of sinking I'u 1 v. '.'. :
they did iu presence of the JJoa.
found same correct, cancelling
vouchers amounting to $9,275.
Whereas the sheriff has settle
taxes in full for the year 1x92 nil:
:,i, I
heir
lbs
paid
over all sums due by him to the Ti
urer of said coUDiy.
It is ordered and adjudged that
the
ci, ft'
tax list for 1893 be placed in bis ha
It is ordered further. That the -a
be and hereby is notified that he will
required to settle lsis taxes for s'h
the time prescribed by law to-wat: on
Monday in February, A. D , 1894,
be
at
l-l
Old
will govern himself accordingly.
Tbe proceedings were made in t' e
presence of the Board .and on motion
approved.
Roard adjourned.
A IMHMtTAXT MOVF.
A C i y (
N iiiiihi
i-is '.nlered Iloiisi
i c i Looking to I'roe
i err.
i-n - n s . i the t i i y and
' '"111 reil v;i t;'ikcn
' 'it.e'd ye!tcr!ay
: I- I r'iivci ;hut .
J el y m I he e;t v
s to he
Mail I
leivhitr !
!..v the.
-? in of
of New ;
' :' tei'dant i;riat advan-
' v- : .! .: !.. the ( ; i on-, ; d
e'. ;i' iy.1;. and eou?e(j:u-iit
' an.i.nnt ot' iiion'-y in cireulatio:;
tii-ctiier with other advan
: ami irtni'-roiH. will inure to
'.-tr-.-Ct ot vai.l -it .
:'e.e :L i;n po--! oi e to oota:n
n of r i -. s : I d(;!ive;-t;, :mle-s the
'.e e"'y, sh:i'i in 'nil:? w;iy, i.f
. i. -i !i:."iin uf lacilituting tilt
1
aoove
:i;i!;'in
d t,
d
iii.ine o
i r
;ne'l
T here, i
oa;.l ':ot
,1
.Lned.
e l.e it lie-
i-t. Vb.tt it i thu Pii-; of this Hoard
!! t every i if" it be maiie toward the ac--aap'
s i I,, iit; of ti;is purpo.- of this
" ! io-'.vi:: th at tin- nouses of the
be d, : ;;;.);. -i ..' nu.abir-. and that
:; z -a-... .N,'..-w Heme be reqiie-ted
. iii ,i 1 : -.! operate with the Hoard
a ; ' i - u ori; .
'-' i i. T,.:ti - i;d e'.:i.ens lc requested to
a ; ; ' : i ' e 1 1 1 -aid work an amount as
''' to 'ii: The owner of eai.b
a !. i ,i;i:s (10c) lor each number
a a;y to .'K'signate suid bouse or parts
" I Tii.it the city shall fissu.ne tbe woik
if pii.eing such numbers, each in j-s
ai' sier position.
l;h That immediate
teps
be taken !
toward
he carrying into execution of the
i' lliis resolution.
l:f Teas further it becomes neces-
pil'.l
A;
! have i.tliei jlly taken a census of
t'irv . f Xew Heme that the purpose
1 mi
i ai'io-i may be accomplished.
-I1'.-. That s-d.l census shall
oi.i that the Mayor be nutho;-
' Mien arr.tngaments
i v to the Completion
as may
of tiii
(Yd f"
a;' aeei
Ifarreil.
now uitractin.' an
Tii
undue l lie;;,!,,, , !' public attention in
a. -rili (' While he has 1 een the
nan leh, : 'ia. :;as mn the Teachers' A---ociatii-n
lor nine viar.-, during that time
he nue.iiailv le.eivcd 2.00 each from
c -a -idiaa : ,ly more than half the season
:-: ; o, s , o Morchead city, amounting to
aa ;, v. tag:- not below $1,800 or 2,000.
.-. S: .- iiad Trca-urer, for which
of:: . !t. d. i 1 .ned to a ---ept a salary, and
i i oi.-i-: :-i .',' -a ..: : inch the Assembly
i i; ::;d i:.. bond or itemized settlement,
be h;h-.:oae miii'li work, and been at
--hee exp; 1 -e for postage, clerk, station-
I er
some j-.'uu.uu or .juli.ou
,
' I o -.
t,
or eii.
lb
a -o a.iiva;
i .-si mb;
need 1,-')00 for the ,
y 11 a 1 i soti.e seven
ear's n-port ac
: oil t he last day
' .'.'.', 1
n t
s-aid !.
.a i : 1 1 1 1 i : 1 1 t ) : : i a ;
Aitlioiigli silil-e j
i o'-er aCilO
be li.u-t aave collected on ae
ihe A-Stiiiiilv, njt liss than
count oi
tlS.OOO. While all this is true, ind the
faither fact that bis attack on W. D. Mc
Iver and tbe Normal school because
Mclver would not buy books irom his
firm at lrgher , rices than he could get
: hem for elsewhere, end bis organization
of a cheap excursion to Chicago (tbe one
thai la.s raised caiti) prevented hundreds
oi people irom aitenmng .Moreheud, less
eniii g the receipts oi tbe Atlantic Rai!
n ad arui the Atiautie flotel, most of t lie
c-i'it'ts in th State, knowing to these
f.ie's, uppre-sed them nor said ought to
w-irn ti.i itawary against the dictator and
inai'.iptil.,: of tl.e Teachers' Assembly
and tl.e i. Ihiaiy funds as well. A Iter criti
e". -m by this wi'iter i" the Charlotte Ob
s. rvc-r, to which Colonel Harrell took ix-i-eptioa.
but whieh was sustained, the
we-k and jamy press, with one accord,
-i.ow their independence () by jumping
on ibm witii every foot. Tbey are but
M l'.iii :! a cold trail. That Colonel
iiai'.il will never be elected Secretary;
and Yreaiiircr was settled on the day of!
b: bi-t ileit'...!) to that position beyond
pre.!.! vet; : u re, and in the light of recent
e-iei'a.s, it is liar. by proble bo will under
take to inn aay mure iVoilil's Fair ex
1 aiis'am.
Tin: man has lost Ids vocation, li is
p.b ! career is pract'ca'ly ended, and
h piopo-il;ii.is to substitute referees of
h.s ir-eu Is for ihe threatened slander suit
is a taeir surrender. Continued vilhtica
::..:i wi'l only tend to 1 aise the cry of
f ib a a. excite sympatliy anil give him
ata. e beyon-l the necessity of ihe
Se! I' le-iiecliiiLr papers should le.ld
II ).
A. IIatcuett.
One uf t!u-
'Hoys iu Jray."
Ileien an old loiife-dende
d i--heriif ot Pi it county
e c I V.
van ,.
Mr. Ifelea served through
;i l.jl until the first days
: :d ; e o! 1 lie I a leraess on
i
at whicii time be 1 -si one ofj
lis was the li -1 1 1 in which
i.manders Grant and Lee iirst
le.ir opposing forces. The
lelli
d bv General C
A. Hat- i
:." -b i'KN sr. staff,
i :s now engaged in selling
;-: his ami historical. He
.ii:ts in introducing stand
tiealing on the war and rightly
.1
'I'sS
,s it a duty this gcieraticn owes to
'and tiie if.i.'a-.t !i- r-n-s of the con
:iey .a thai their deeds of valor
b-i isbe.l and tbe memory of them
i on witu undiiumed lustre to snc
. ' genera i ions.
H'fi IJICYf L1!S HAL'ES.
Ilcbl
Kaleigh yeptember 2
i .e st- .eked w il b hicvclists
en a 1 the
racks wm all
.ir.
z. . to be off red w a 1
; o tie i .1 before at any
1 Carod ia.
idei s frr.in Chariot le.
t r i.
:ei t
t;
( -' I a
st
'biston, Durham, Goids
ato i, and imjiorlant p'aii-s
1 . . have bet ii invited and
o be here.
.1 iiiii
ol
I
'ai- s w
in-.- lair ground
h h
i his 1 'een lately remodelled.
:ln- vary best in file Slate Other
. a ars will be given later. Xes
rve i-Chi'ouicie.
N. C. Cherokee Indians. !
Very few people kuow anything about J
the Indians :ii eslern North Carolina
tiie Cherokees. There are 1.200 ot them
and they are iticreaxinsr in numbeis.
'I iiey own 73.000 acres of land, and very
line land it is.
Their new cfiief is Stillwell Sounookc,
and lie cannot speak English at ail.
There are some native preachers and
four schools, the Government maintaining
tbe latter. There are other Cherokees,
but the-e are not included in the 1,200 j
as i uey 11 ve eisewnere man on me resei-
via ion. italeigu Correspondent
tuingtou Messenger.
Wil-
LiFK SAVJ (i SERVICE AGAIN.
it's Views in Line With
A Corros;,0!Ml
1 lie Art ielc
v.e Recently Published
on h
i.:.. .to;--.
s;. it ions ami Their
Work
T'.e -aerifiee ot life and
eat :orm has brought
i ' ' ;in-'lic. that tiiere are
'v.-aiea.ts necessary to
' .-. .a.; Serviee. In pub-
ii I iei -in i -i ...fii-n m-i.de
. ia at ( ..nii.iei- it -ousiniss
. 'l' i bv. iil; ,j,ti(.r upon
i;. : se A ereat ioint of
. - a. I -a' r.ib e system is tbe
i'i'.
U I .
-' ' :oi;s and the short
i;e . rew. l ne station
.;, i- i in- onl ui.e- mi the
i t e.eina from Haiteras
.'' ;. a di-tiinee of about
-ei vice of the crew begins
land el, ds May 1st; the
yeai. die captain of the
- oae i:i charge, with all
i':e- resting; upon him.
;,;,'.' assistance wbatever.
-a ; ;iy watch goose of
i.a l': i 1 latteras to the
.) y
Sl-I
i -a
th-
i".
Y 1
III ta. t
the, o-i
Cap- i
T;:e
til in o: si';'.- -iioiild be made
eat and iniaitained tbe year
ier
round, the lives and properly saved trom
shipwieck wou'd more than repay the
in- i.i'V exp'-nded fo; the extension of the
servaa-. This Auguct storms along the
co.t-t Is ne eati- ; very -erious losses dur
ing i be p.i.-l ' - i or C iei n years. Tbe
I'.ii t ' i' .i.i-ii b.,i: l.-eii drowned along
the i f.:-1 here tl..-re were unoccupied
i' 'e -a vmi; si -linns, within warning dis.
; a e-e i.es 'uonsed considerable comment
on liiu d: tieieaeics o.' I lie service.
ia" - and expc: ii rei s have show
-i i v. n eks during
anv month m the
th-- mo:.;
veer.
'1 o
impl- Ve
was tiie
nie'i, w If
gres-.
Tin.- 1
iva- ' Y'j
;e
:i resulting in the
bte saving service
tbe salaries of the
,-d by ttie last Con
e;t "1 1 In
nere.i-e ol
h was pa-
st iiuriiig the
-b Sof 1
illinan pi i vi' i r.
us action of
1'
tlits :
e.lt
.v. r,
i no
iO b;
lflh el
cre'-v nil
of At; .u
all tile o
last 10
Amu-:.
it changes made, ; he
e hied in service the 1-t
d of September becau
r. - we have bad in i he
I think, have been : .
T. CD.
Der.iciii S
i..o' rroperly.
.- . ; i he X.-w Heme
Till tih-tees ,
my have, a' con
pails made io
Aea.le-
e lerable expense, had r,
the Coiieiiiate Institute
l-uiMing -vitliiii tin.- last lew weeks.
Wantoa . i.-ia.-i i.ieal caused an outlay i.f
about 100. Tiiis is a very bad showing
and until the mischief is fastened upon
the perpetrators it stands as a reflection
against the bays of the town in general.
Therefore those who know of any instance
of the -e'r.oo! property being injured
v, helaer it is li-e f ::ea or building, whet her
dtiiii'g the -ebi ol lerui or vacation, owe
i: to thciv.se! vi s lo make the guilty one
kno-,, h.
.V
tr.ke a piide in this proper
rcrv..: ion.
ti
The Slate University prospects are
splendid. On the 5th inst two days
before date of opening two hundred stu
elents were present one hundred of them
fie-'imeia
Mr. J. L
f 1:
eils U3 of a drive he
. iircugh Craven and
i he opposite side of
a ; i ; y. '. le reports
iuu'v iin. the best
took tweivc n
Jones counties
Trent river f; .
the CI ops as
be has ever
Mrs. Jub i
post-mistre-is
tant office, as
that the .tout
sit' serp: i .iti
L' -. irlton has been appointed
at Co,... This is an impor
is ev: lenee-1 by the fact
t.vA!. le.s tbe second largest
' a :y place in the coun-
ty outsi
tii st, s'l I
We '
f the city. Vanccboro comes.
-a ; 'uv.' by a few.
. . a bill lor merchandise
v i. i was luad" a .'.aiii-t James
17 '.'.iii at i in Mr. Sle)jiien
- 'on. Though yellow
it i- plainly legible and in a
of p-eservalion. The prices
d in I-".in Is, shillings and
purciase.
Feef.'d
FuL'oii i
with ::g
good st;
are extended ;
ieuce, tiie cur
The Gaslo-,
Ga! 'ngber inf -gull
at Hesse
mu-t have !
I'll:,-, by -1 a
r. i.-ul lia'i. 1 foi
This sea :.' !
or 300 ivbii f
When it eo,
ba'.li-- g..--- :-
a. y of those days,
i Gazette says: ';Mr.
his its that he saw a sea
ler Citv Tuesday, which
i b'oan there from the
i ay s hui iiciine. A rail
ed tin' bird in a rock,
it.-: have been borne 200
' : lie gale."
.s to names juvenile base
"'.a A iitTe chap about as
-'Vk, walked in the
aed wanted us to
he Depot Greasers, C-)t
e, la. ii cleaned ii) the
! : t . "areuee Smith, wit li
i high a- a y ;,
JiU'HN :. '
iiuuounc; I'ai:
Herbert
Snuff !!e
3,1 ioi
vs. C:
a .score o,
Tl:e dm
39
. it X. C.
,- !..-(.! r
! bridge at
j The f,: ' .
j the ne -i
I river i ; a - -I
Tbul's iav
ia
a d .. :.s left
iposi Le side ol
-e city at 4:30 p
to t
o'l.
the
freight tri:
Cl'osse 1 g,
hour iatei
ueliead (Jitv a I
1 iie tegular mail and p.. is
senger train f
A big d.'-t'-'
Nelson's ;; .C
of tbe 0 a i
f ; h : : g t
owed su;t at 6 o'clock.
e was held at Mrs. S. 1'
-' u s Kerry on the ni;. "'
: !i a occjsinn that ca' i1
' e completion of Messrs
iaoiieiiee new mill close by
Had
It
i The :
, been
j bllif
' 100 1
ir e-.
j a1- .
! y.
j fee
( '. .bl
a. :d in the mill j
iiael:
y bad arrived but had not I
a. ", and consequently the
.-r I pU-n-.y of room. Abe ut
b- 1
I il;
arty all of them
g iv time until
& McSorley's ' con
e.rts a new clock ob-
It is from tbe Coca
.! is presented to them
oa ,ic
beve;
mer-
il
l-na
amount of that
age t-n-y have sold during tbe suiu--121
gallons. 100 gallons would
have enlit'.cd tbein to the clock. A new
set of regul n' coca cola glasses also came
with tbe clock. Tbey are counting on
making a good many more sales this sea
son lis they in -r received another barrel
40 gallons m i:e of tiie coca cola yester
day. The End of the Fauic in Xew York,
New York, Sept. 5 The last trace
of acute sti ingency in the money market
disappeared today, mere being no pre
lis-i
uiiuni on cash. Tbe banks are now pay
ing out cash ireelv.
i ..Li ly Burned.
i A terrible accident happei
i iale Tburday ulternoon
1 at River
o'clock which resu:t..d it, :.',.
liltle Sadie, the nine year il .la lighter
of Mr. II. C. Wood. .j'r-. Wood being
engaged in nursing a .- ck infant eiit S.i-
die to look after the lire recenlly l.indied
and finding it was not burning well -die
poured kerosene on it . a l the time . as
so often happens when be - - . ian
uj to the can and e.xjdo- i" i .:. - .;. -g tin
child on tire.
She ran to tbe adjoining n
her mother was, aud she
grasped tbe child and tried
bands to put out the t'i.-. 1
o,n in whieh
immediately
with 1 1 e r
ill.bllg she
was not Micceediiiir in ihe a'.Ui
pt -he ie-
' leased her hold and sl iried l..r water to
throw on it and then Sadie ian out in liie
yard.
The freight train had then reached
Hiverdalc mid Cait. A. S. Wiais. t he
conductor observing lie' ehed . r.l-r 1
the train to remain and da-,e ! a,:: r in r.
lie pulled the burning chii ,.' - o.i' of her
and wrappeil her up m a ipiilt hanging
near, but liy this time she as burned so
fearfully, that to gi e her s ane allevia
tion of her Bufferings as a I that (onl. I
be done
Home remedies were iuni.ediau-i y ap
plied and Dr. N. II. Si reel, ol New
Heme was promptly sent for, and he re
mained until after she expired near two
o'clock that night.
The bouse caught but was extinguished
without damage.
Mrs. Wood in her (forts lo extinguish
tbe flames, was so badiy btii.n-d aooiit ihe
hands that it is probab.u u .b n-s.ilt in
ber being crippled ia tuem. Mr. Wil is
was slightly burned.
The City Directory anil ibo Work Con
nected With it.
Tbe work of numbering
tbe city and taking a new (
a bou-es ,ll
-Us mi. I be
1 Jerry i
be pai r-.'
! pusiieu witu vigor. y-,r.
I now painting tbe nuuJ eis
1 on each house. It is esliaaited
Ihat ,1
I will take aboiu 2,000. As soon
' sufficient number of them ." c in i i
the remaining work will be l..-.:u:i.
I man will go ahead pulling : a i ie
hers and another will fo-'-.w .
taking the census, the t mi 1 1 .m . . i .
j gether.
I i
nii'ii
on
I"-
j this improvement is one that is
greatly
lolls.
..idled
, h-:p
needed. The numbering of the
besides giving this place a n. n- d
and city-like appear on e 1 le
towarils securing the fne mail
so greatly desired. Tbe ed b
which is intended to t'oilo. will
an aid towards this u it will si,
increase in size of our ciiy :;,
Government census w as taken tliti
.bo
b.
.V Ille
i e liie
i Mans
ago. Every one should take p'tasiiie
pride in helping forward I'm- v .u
every means possible.
If you have information 1 li.it will
d
I,
to the interest and u-elulae-s
work do not fail to give it. Do
to be sought but give if yi.m,':f
earliest opportunity to edner
Hatchett or Mr. Jos. Watson.
Any favor of this kind wail be
ciated by them and you may
benefit both the citv and youis, I,
of the
lot wait
ill the
Mr. A.
appre
1 heiei.iv
New Berne Collegiate ii
lip'
Will open Monday, Sep. t a" lSlii. ;m,
the building aud grounds w ill no ...mot ..
in good 6bapeand made more prcstulabl.
by that date. Dr. Hodges, the new pi inci
pal was selecled to take ( iui
school upon the very hi;diit
datton, aud with toe eo-operai ioa m I i
Board of Trustees we hope u see t.ie
institution flourish as it should. i'uVl
fiom tbe -country can oi'U a board in
good families at reasonable ra.rs
Tbe State Lbiivei'sdy opened wit
students.
A child in Haywood coil i.y w -
onc-d by eating jinison wi-.; a .!
two ago. The child uie tu.- -
died in an hour.
George A. Foster, aged li b and
Catherine Nee. aged 01. o. Gii h... .
ty, were man led last w eek 1
New Berne old liaeh. :o. -s -ia . v.. .
Mrs. E. Bariingloii if li'.ei. a
moved to the city and is lane
house near the font of Po.'. c -. i.
vacated by Mr. J. K. l'aikt: .
A great ioi tion o; 1 In- i 1 ia- ;i
now heavily coaled with a
growth of crab grass hay , ;,', 1 i j
ready for harvesting. ().i Mr. 11
farm a splendid yield ol g, ;,,i..i: i...
being cut.
The Kinstou Free Pi. ss :...:;
death of Mr. Joe II. lb v. : ;
inst at his home near M .. b
h.i'O
a le
i.Olt
i Craven county, aged no nit ".U m .: -
li
f 1
I was a good man and a
I Methodist church.
I
j
.11.- :
i -of.
a .
as be-;
in- 1
! A hundred oruioie
Via
1 were in the market yc-:ei....y
: cheap. They weighed abou
! pounds each, eonseqeaby ; !i
i tween one and two lo-.s i.f 1.
! were caught near the nmii; .
I river.
The Commissi, -ncr oh
! made over a thousand in.ja .
the State as to whether t. a
increase in the number o' 1...
are pouring in and scores o; 1
. the increase at over lot) p. r e
Xi Us
.0,1
..me
are placing it as high ;
1
1"
well
d ,v:
Hi.
Wa!.-
ol till-
fa 1
t et
0ycr hundred students
Porest College on openia
the . ooenimr in lU,
institution, notwithsta.; inia
that many of the old oa.-s ha.c
returned. Toe new siudcn; -
ing more advanced cla -es ta
thus showing the improve. in"
high schools of the Si de.
Messrs. Geo. N. lve- Oc s.u,
nie Gaskill &; Co. now hive
sreamer E1U making d.. iy ti.,
fishery down Neuse i',ver. :..'.:
the fishing boats to irina a in. .
vote their whole time to . at
firms have over a do.: a ;...:- 1
them.
Tbe expectation l...v - ...c
lar trains on the new r... r,,;:.i w
not bi
runmng into New ii.
the 18th inst and it Is
tain that thev will beg!
I Monday
iv n ar ccr 1
1
id that time and :
a double daily be inn a train leaving
from both New Binie and 'W ilmtngion
each morning and each afternoon ece; :
Sundays.
A Short Resume of the Festal Customs
of the Iraelites.
nlier 5 j During the month of Tisbri. corres
- ,ili of 1 ponding with the month of Sept. and
i ct. three holidays are observed by onr
Jew ish citizens all over the globe.
I'lie lirst, Hosli Hashonoh, or
New
I Year, according to tlieir calendar, will
j be ushered in tomorrow evening at sun
I set, and will be observed with great
I solemnity. The seventh month, is 6ml
j iiently a festival month, which lact 18 to
be proclaimed on the first dav, the New
Year, by the sounds of the cornet, as com-
j man. led in Holy writ, Numbers xxix.
The second of these holy days is the
"Vein Kippur, or Day ol Atonement, "
us commanded in Leviticus hi. 2!) and
.ai. And it shall be unto you an everlasting
law: In tbe seventh month, on the tenth
of the month ye shall afflict your souls
and do no manner of w oik, also liie na
tive and the stranger w.i owcllctU
among you; for on that day He nloueth
lor you to purify you: from all v.iur s.ns
ye shall purify yourselves belore God.
The Day of Atonement w.ncb begins
on Tuesday Sept. 19th at 8 p. m. and
ends 24 hours laier. It is the holutstot
days in tbe Jewish calendar. 1; is louii
.1. ,1 upon two premises: tne weakness
and l he power ol man; upon sinfulness
lo which every man, in the course of the .
year, becomes nunc or less subject; and
upon bis godlike higher naiiue. bv means
of whic h be is enabled to amve at the
consciousness of bis shot I eonii ns and
through his own strength, elevale, purily
and free himself from all sins, hut, er-.
fraordinary means are recpuied lor this
purpose. Abstinence fro n all worldly
occupation and physical tiiiovments, on
tbe one hand, and on thcollu r. increased
..evoiional exercises and p i of. mildly ler-
vent prayer are the means leaning In that "
sacte.i object.
And while these two dn vs are institu
ted lor the purpose of inviting man to
-eiious reflection, constituting the holi
est days ol said calendar, Ihe 3d leslival
is oi' a joyous nature, i. c. 1 lie Pi net of
Tabernacles, which is cclebialed 4 days
,,1'ier liie Day of Atonement.
The character of the Fca-t of TalK'r-
I nai !es is i hat ol an Auluu.nau J es, ivul, a
; religious rejoicing over (ho manifold
l li u. Is ol the trees and oilier prouuetions
ol liie soli which are gathered in at that
season, and with which Divine Provi
dence gladdens liie-children ol man. At "
tiie same time.lbis Festival means lo com
iiu inmate the merciful guidance ol God,
niierewiiii He preserved their loiefjlhcrs
dining I'm y years iu he wdderni ss,
w iiere tiiere wa.s neither sowing uiy: liar
vesting; and thus annually to streiigtheu
and eiiiiven within their hearts tlio mem
ory ol Ihe ever walclnul and nclive
Divine Providence. (Levilaus xxtil, iiJ.
Day of Atom incut 'l'ues.iav Lveiiiug, ;"
Sept. lUin, at 0 and We . bicsii.iy morning
at 10. ,5
t'oiuiugr aud G'lhig.
Mr. Frank S aeeii.y left on 1 In fteanft.tr
Howard F1.1l.1y lor Jacksonville, N. C.
w here be has accepted a posdion.
Di'. J. II. Benton returned irom a visit
to friends in Sampson counlv and from
attending court at SmiiiiUe d.
Mrs. C. K. Foy, Misses Agnes and
Annie i cy and M. si Mamie 01. nous left
lo visit reijirves iu Jones couulv.
Mi s Pearl Powell left lo enur Greens
boro Female Cobegc. Her i.rotber Mr.
A. H. Powell, accompanied lurtiuil he
ot tiielwiilgo oil Irom Greensboro to the
i.iiiiieu-: World's Fair.
Mr. J. W. Stewart left yeslernay for the
World's Fair.
Mr. Win. Hay left returnng to Davis
Military school, Winston and Air. SUnly
Oaksoiiih passed tlrou-li en rouie to the
sitnic school.
Master Guion Daau le : for Oxiord to
iL.tr Horner Scliooi.
.Mr. ITed Dixou, ol Durham is 111 ihe
city visitiug relatives.
Misres Etta Nu.iu of the city and Car
rie Dai I of Snow Hill came 111 on jiie
simmer I'lyuioulti Irom hbgjbeih Cily
win ie liiev uave !;eeii visiting liiinns.
I lie si. a ner New Heine ol tne IN . W.
!c .1. Line luu,, out 1 lie loiiowmg pas--ell
els: .T. s. 1. Laae and ..; iss liar- -11.
1 Ly.ie .iig noriu lor lue lull stock
01 in i i . . nciy. Misses Nellie Wood and
Carrie Aieiideii accompany nig tne latter
on a pieasuic trip, and Mrs 1). C. Hui
loii of Washiugion Ciiy rcluining home
1 rum a visil lo reli.tives.
j 1 ne iuUowing were among 1 be passcn
, gers w ho iefi on the stca.ner Ncwberue:
M s. Hit tie Vhai.y ufu-r ber 1.. , stoek of
I u..:.d.erv, H. ( onipau.ed by in r mingbier
1 .Miss Xna ulid Miss Maiiha Spin, 11 ou a
pira-ure trip. Miss Jennie Hisiiop left
1 lor Pn ha. ieljiuia to visit her cous.n. Mrs.
' Pen. iope l'eiiiie l uuil Master j-. nest
Woo 1 going to Johns Hopi, ills Hospital,
Hal ano. e to oiilaiu treatment lor bis Hiau
wbicii was idkeii a few years ago and
lien led iu a crooked position. '
Mr. J. F. Taylor is back Irom tbo
no. 1 11.
Wiuil.iw Signs.
hi ..-a 1. 11. i.i. er of our inei cbaiits nro
hat g i.icii w.u.iows ta.sl.ly anil show.iy
iei ..;e . In tue last I wo buys M-cssis
.1. '. lay or general j-nicer ami ship
c.i nidlei-, Mr. C. V. Mii.iiice, baker,
' Ail . I'. L. IspiTieel" ; .iin i.e. i.i 1, i'.Ir.
W . S. Pal sons l e-ta in am bi . er M r. .1 as.
i It. Cla: U 1 1 v goods an 1 -Mr. u . P. IJu. i us
g 1 01 er a . ve ;. : I had 1 Lie. r sin e. win.iovis
t 1 .1 us 01 iianien . cd w i l 1 ..esc si ais in lour
1 i.rigiit colors 1 hat liai'iuoi.ize wel, ogclher
j fne work is being pcifoimcd
1 bv a 011ug man, Mr. Jim. H. Sliciidau
! of New Yolk, who c.iiuc hoe the tirst of
the wok irom Xoifolk; wliete be has
J I. tea 1 ir a nioi.th or two, expecting to re
! 111.1,11 only a day or two, but be finds
Ni w Heine such a lively jilaid that bo
1 1 l.iuKs ol u-aldug a protracted stay.
The First hi ie-rfale Child iu Eastern
(a rid 111.1.
Wi nave among usa lineal ib -n-ndiHit
..: 1 iie ii: si v bile male 1 in id e , r born iu
Hasp ni N01 th t 'aielina. 'I n;,! cidldwas
.loi:': i-'uT'ori'. lie was Lorn in Gaiteiet
! coi. :i:;. .1 baiglisli jiareiits in 1029 and
died in 1 ."23.
IL
was
bu. ,0
at the
8 Hu es
mav be
Slrail'h 1 arleret coiwiv. abon:
east of Beaufort where his ..mo
seen to tais day. It is biicMa
Eng'isii brick.
up
wiui
This Mr. Fulford was the great-great
gi and father of our townsman Mr. Stephen
Fulford. . .
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