North Carolina Newspapers

. ; Ti. . . -y if. -v. Y THE JOURNAL. : kevt eeii;., n. c, afeil e, isss. i v iLa Orange Items; Kinston Items. Wheat is making aline j . James Hardee and w j Institute Section, : were married week.' ppearan&V IgginSv ur the last ' The Kinston people are sporting straw .v- "hats. . ' The Lenoir farmers .have nearly all .finished planting corn..- - .W Mrs.' Nancr Sutton, a most estimable Corn ; p1Tti"g . waathe order of the day last , week. The smart ' ones are nearly through while the .'lazy ones have not commenced. No cases before the Mayor yesterday. y Shdi tokfay,' w a istaiotli Saturday afternoon is the harvest time among the merchants in town. Judging JlflTttAr.ft here over the Midland yeeterda ItThiMidlanitiaflwiyOa; lies ing a new platform .near th ware-1 lady living near town, died on thlst, fn)m appearances, last Saturday did hot E. M. Pavieis giring. Ufuildj HlTHIl Vft4Lf-M. -- - -. . -. : - - - . f . ' . S . . i I va, - . i - 1 There are thirty imnates at the county cdJW Isler. of Wavne. who tel- PP'" poor nouse. . ; . -jr X I been serioufilv ill for the. nast .two? or Steam mftar SSn . Mr. Elijah Ellis' rioe mill .will resume I three . weeks, was in town, Saturday, folk was at the Hughes wl rtfSeightefte Mifd arrived for 9 followfcifi:; 'parties touL Wednesday: hctO. FowfeTfCK B. dfuW, VBartanti, Duffy ft Co., Mills & Walker, John Su- n. Ar- Nl Ives. tan yesterday! work to-day. " Eggs " were retailing yesterday, at 12 . cents per dozen. '; .Y--yifi i.-K f, The Connty Commissioners visited the ' poor house on yesterday. Hon. John W. Shackelford . and-F.-W j His health is still quite feeble. . unloading ice for Watson BawlaFi i i 1 .ssys uettY-, offanoes . hare Ben. F. Sutton, of Buckleebury, took I Esq. unto himself a third wife on last Tours-1 beeit g dar. Miss Elsie" Herriner. - of Wavne Points seotton since the berinninr o county, was selected as the bridei the rear a88SiH'f rl ii't'i Iha&i&Mmk&iGlrA6lJe. came in 1 nornin&at Wclook with a ThA TWnf rAmA in from un Neuse f!?n??r5 t'Onmnvtaihtot pas New Berne well, supplied with sweet f ve8terdav evenine. nr.vi . -1; t I -mi cuuung w. uuu. ttiiu uim m sear xooa. PW?l7!m .,ViO jVJ.O: i5ft!Li j . TTacft in thacltr fro4n EichlT- ?rL. u 4Ci.u'A.i.nd.:i j . t L-i..Mn vrA I and a lot of horses and mules for A. & ,jmuwiuj..-. ; . i weifrhed. when first caucrnt. oi mundsi i ten it msdnanra of USilHiTimJ tor Mri It . .. Mr. Wade has established his Harness I So says the fisherman, ... tt tt r - a i I - n snoptntne Duuaing oi auuw . Hillflftn; th. mftn who hand- Naw B door Josepn J-asjwr a Mvery M , - Sutten.B head. UD be- Dotatoea. Bahamas brourht fifty cents l - BtalilCK -; - ' ";: ; ;..- .1 1 . ! (Vnfi W H ' nnA1 icwvT.a1-mrI L..ku1.iJ utilwW ih but load. i LiC tA ttWanians are I without bond. It is curious- to know "Yellow - fcaA'y-snflag f pottto? attending Court at Snow Hill this weekJhow. aggravated cases can be made to brought sixty-five cents per bushel by and "there are more to follow'' later in appear, andupon Investigation'the evi- the boat load. r j V jdence Is entirely different.-: ; &tii U J. Moore Esq., of New Berne, pass-1 , The colored element m the Kepupucan Burkhead the revrr nere . d through tu-?ton on ennoay last, i nwy - . , xbMrxLar 0 Tjeeda issued XI a his way to Snow u:u u arxenu .me pu-1 x ww uik uuc u mu ftmimtv rexdudea Iron sitting ttCiur$e8. Any Rev. B. jf- MaraUe wUl prMMhe persom be. he-white r colored, , who Presby teriAU J churohjjejy uuua comdoxe he Is excluded from wej Jg :f "iijjf ! ;kSLM ' the jury-boxr41aaloe8be iaetjrtnat ne M; y ir TronmoaMr shipped about I . . rti. a- . 1- - 4.1 . " " - ' i;entireiy the week. . ' perior Court now ia session tfce' '- The canning facuary was ift full blast -.5 yesterday. Sv entj-Sve or eighty haadf, mostly womeq. asi clUldreu, were pick- ins the,uraccoons" out of their hulls. ly : unfit to-serve. Ils about . . cahbatre over the Midland -. . I 3 . .-rvMi rt frhA .r,rrr 1 ' - i . n o m( a. jrat. 4. w. lunaer- uu we imt wwii wv " i lin dr.ring the past wek. r - Eys ia generally regarded, a ' PQ crop, but Hr. Jos. Lassiter has recently bought some growing rye on a field near Kinston, paying at the- rate of .$20... per - -: t-i Lenoir Letter. acre. Mr. J, F. Ives has laid the foundation for an elegant dwelling house on the corner of Middle and Johnston Sheriff Hahn arrived in thciy yes terday, after a week's visit -Notf. H . Contestkka Neck, April 4, 1882. Mkssbs. Editobs: Though the Jour nal has departed." from. the. "Monu-i has beeif manial Citv". ind has takentiT. ite abode! gUW; ;lr. fuiid3lxia,nKif8 Elms, still we all feel The baotist congreraak.to this city ed two acres in cotton on the 1st day of - deen and abiding interest in its wel- takinsr steps towards building an ApriL IIe must be ifter ueacuag on fare and succesa v: Alter seeing your jadditionto their chuzenw ,ww(kruit fr.w?r Parker, the "first bale" man I of lart week, we now xeei assured i k n Bh i.tx tiun w of Lenoir manufactures at tlus ume. , - - nied rtliuU lanosin He is, andias been for me time, bu P"T 1 PamliciJisoUiby decrof fpnm.Court i shipping brict , lnber, and shingles "1 the eveniag 4 ' I otisfnetinn with the first issue. Accept I . .TKd fld kminioii 60. is building J. Bst of the .HiAlWW . or8?a&iati';:ilP trfelw"s1d wMertWtfJifcK al 'Onport, Jf-gP T.J R t -ft ff Sf J prospects which lie before you. llong Island, to run between New Berne The fanners of this section are busUy f and' Eliz&beth City. M wiu iowir engaged in preparing their lands, fori on the line by the 15tn day or saay. E.L Foscue, Esq., ofJones county, iiwediayidayrUn used during t$e war of-1812, called a sharp thin. It innipy&Mttxiican dollar cut into eight pjeces-rrfeiarignlar. shape and used for change. Mr. Foscue, in settling the es tatf f )tft lateJ&aniel garrison, found thli piece of coin in a'trunk, and he was iiformed that Mr. Harrison's father purchased it while at Beach Island Www Arri-rmlm sengers on yesterday evening. Coatentnea arrived from Trenton yes terdav at & P, M with a fall cargo of cote,unealand cotton. ) PamlictL Cant. Pritchett. of the Old , came in yesterday morn- tmMn&ft& J9Wgo,jjeral j mer chandise and five passengers. berajrwseries of meeting i the Pres- oytamn unure non lnewiay mgnt. 11 vaMptl plea fejrisentj'and were not only deeply interested in the disser tation of his 'theme, but were greatly edified. Thti! sub feet wasf Safety, od ve&'dMWj ttiat in'all'or agricul tural, -sacred and political relations, we desired to be on the safe side. The breaker said there is a life beyond and tA9X9 were two worlds beyond and we must inhabit one or the other. The u joreferaJJJJlhe unsafe ojve. Wowid (a from the ex- pejience of ; the sainted : dead and (b) fftmi the word e! 6od that the only safe titvfallible side is Christ and christi fl&tf? We will not attempt to give even a sjaopsis of the discourse, but advise our citixens to avail themselveji of the hisettftS- jres ast Owlnr KstlresJ, The 'following "'gentlemen of Jones county were in the city on Saturday, to confer with Mr. W. J. Best, President of the Midland N. C. Railroad, in regard to building a road from Core Creek, via Trenton, to Hew river, in Onslow county: ". . " ' Thos. J. Whitaker, J. L. Kinsey, P. M. Pearsall, Benj. Askew,' John W. Wooten, E. B.! Ialer, W. J. Basberry and E. R. Page. ' The conference was held at the office of the Midland Railway, and Mr. Beet submitted a proposition, in substance as follows: . The Midland Railway Company to construct, iron and equip a road from Core Creek, via Trenton, to some point on New ' river, in Onslow county, and operate it as the property of the Midland. The counties of Jones and Onslow to issue bonds to the amount of 950,000 each, to rim twenty years at 6 per cent, interest, payable .semi-annually: said bonds to be held in trust for the Midland until said road is completed, and to be paid to the Midland Company when the first passenger and freight train passes over the road; the two counties to re ceive stock in said road to the amount of said bonds. ' The committee had the proposition put in writing, and will lay it before the meeting to be held at Trenton during Court week. Naw Yoke. Anril 5 Nteht. Cotton- Net receipts 1.844 bales: gross 2. 800; tee. futures closed dua out steady; sales 78,000 bales. April TO; May 18 Hal 2 IS; June 18 87ai8 zsjiJuiy is 41 al3 42; August 12 54; September 12 18 al2 17; October 11 fiOall , 02; November 11 83all 24; December 11 ssaii so: January 11 46all 47. ' " iu Cotton ; sales 804 bales; 'uplands 12 It; Orleans 12 5-15; consolidated net receipts 7199; exports to Great Britain ,405; to France, ,874. , . " WrrjunoTOX, Aprils. Spirits of tor pontine firm; at c Rosin firm at I1.92K Strained $1.97i; good strained, $2.00, Tar firm at $1.75. Crude turpen tine firm at 2.50 for hard: $3.75 for yellow dip, and $8.00 for virgin inferior. Corn unchanged. - to Gold-toro. Tres niay,in company of some of I hour3 cn . Lis friends. It is said he had an inter view with the Cotfnty Commissioners. ' planting. There wffl be ashghtincr As an on Monday evidence of- the 'energy in the acreage in cotton. Small grain is gqod .,rr- ftf .Mr. J. Ww.. Grain- looxmg unusuauy -z wm. .. . Q . :r,wg 77T Uwlt PR tllSrtrMf ft! r . ... i. : 1 v.- Mil I (.ht in tnia inwiunio Hi uiuri u iumio i - ..r : . . . i . w t the piatiorm PS P"., r ' t 9 1 f w-n-F T - . consiffnea o wbowioj a I .l!.'---r ZZ. rhr rW. havs ; sola iiceUent : - niu iiiw"mwi 1 wwaiaoj . w - - - - - - : . l Z : ; Asj or two ago. occurrence. " i'l-v.- Joteph. Lasiiter, Jhe ; enterprising Horse Dealer of Kinston, has sent sever r al head of 6tock horses and mules to fow Hill in charge of Mr. f. R- Y'iW there trus wees. : Mei Cowardr -W H. Hill. mers. Rountree, C.i T BarwickR. M.i Abbott 1 ' MessrW.Geoi AU t J id several others in our community are I centlv made'n JiraW" for olut ton not ojjy making'S living, but arVnaking barrow tosttuf They ff WWlfafiWM money on heir.Xarma.; Thfl k ft tff- an iwnffif4 calttr JfftW P4 the mm IfliWTP town above is an dfatWthdd ship. .Oyuckandeaneces- tte ' to; make .jtjthg gareg spot otthe im;iiglf authorized their chairman" to instruct Wi H. EUisottto have Willis bridge itl Swift CSeSSSlK63Sa k - "vac. .. . arcti h ie passage 91 ooaw Vi . -a : church r? a. F?r? T:T mPUHl f 4Wa are no$ Ugging jbelandi in ma- . yest pr . k. g. Jiansom ws up J Serial improvement. Mr. Jno IIves . X-r. 1nwA - - -rncrkV b-a rn MTl 1 i . 1 : . T wi..3 !..-. . ry-w day. . It is eaia iney are masung u-jnjjiioag dweumg; Mr. : nxanx oruKi ir--? if? , -y,-, ; mpnflahlfl ro-ress. ; ? f f.T,;i.nir? Mr. A (?. Coward r will e-l?- k H 4 if .-f- r - . - ....'i. -w. r. 1 a "rj- r-- :.-T . '."7. j:. -1 - 1 .cja. a jr s .W ccin durinsr this month l WfW : Eer. I o. yw, w mw w, fp- vfitw w 1 B..r.a'"r 'ii'-ii.":- pi.1 :.V.,. .-.. nKn-l 1. 1-. xr.. -u.ot.i 'W. in 'HRDi.;iwv'.'jHuu v uwwiwgi -.- v mnnnr m - TTawiaJLvn totti nil. (t in Wa of ' the Masonic Lodge at Bethel is now hem wreached in the litJMreT .rr;' It o 1 . ij..i i awkan tlia vnrb 1 . . : . ..-. i IT - '.. . . I ; , VmrT 4t. .a rrn-mlfcAi I , , - -.V.a .4lT.f lltAbtm removed next door to C. E. tslover s. ? i"w THM.-Hviwwt ts r.rmwr.r- i an wsiwim "J - - !.!- T-.-llriT.-. -.ill a ti nrn-lYlpntmthA t sf . .i.j tr t oa.'i- Eroa ShonliL ira neulr I mUi 'Tha 1nvr fl(ir tit iiiwd far J iK - jr!.?r"ZT" Ii- wrr,,v r ""-T;Jr The revival at the Met Over. .jarcr ouiwu boj s www w l ft BCHOOfc ZXKUX auu ixr w vMupio - T VI , . Vr4 r4 T- .W1. I W in lfnt. .IA VCr -flVTI V O V ?T1 CP r !? bel0PP to thpe? rnncf Were 1 achepy TOfHW. ?VW p&m ,t fl-ui . tt gfs 5Pf??S tobufld fctpfi. houses, ns are fuUy alive on tne jannjecs l-rp - BurliesZ i education. - J.ne Jtooa seeus hjwi uj i - - ... . Mrs. J. H. Mewborne had her eye .vi while I forcible speaker, and bis nt painfully injured last week by the ex- M siiDerintendeht of pub- Benting truth, carries cony. IUISH)I1 UL LUOWA WL UiVW BUV r 1 ' A a L ' J . H'ha I J1VCM Vt -. . - f .'wept in the fire. The wound was pain- 1 t ca viteSt mdaynight ;- rj.KH-?P?f nafieS::TKTl. UtentWtM without culture with full load of fartiliws and'g riustoa is a boomipg placs to f ertU- wd no culture wjthout schools. - ' , Ural merchandise, for points on Trenl lztrs. llr. vi. C. Moore has sold already i - jut. iw w w wriver uu jvmw over five L-indred tons this season; and cinzenswno nas peen ut uwi wm. - - : . .- it would not be far of the mark to say sometime, we are giau w say, i vj r(Ynfantn(ta rarri3 re fri't that Mr. L. Harvey ha sold 1,500 tons improving- , , - . '- " ', '. 1 for J. E. T -is t' - i ?y W - --..' r iimii' iimib hjl jjguuis . Trv u r w My mm -. Va tejr to aunouiipt iff. fiSf family of Mr. W. H. Rountree last week. I- Our neighbors of-Niwerner give f eil, M?i-"?ndep?oftn rmpgmm. i - s f(Mil(, Broud f her many charm- good accounts of thSAr.trnckixj r'- J TT''-J Tl 4- I .11 I 1 . ! - (no- belles, r Whv there are so many old pects. ineirpeasara.nwijgrv.:.,. I bachelors in the county is a mystery to they expect .'.totry... the marL-t ty lie your old and humble correspondent; middle of AprurtJhey Tt3 r 't:?-H--?f-V. -R. E. FOBTHv -T . ' Twenty-On r were at. !j a yetr ier c pre- Sash and Eljid Factory is quite ill. and he be able to resume bJJ duties at 'the head of this institution again." : ITew Berne is a little ahed. 'of "ns 3 l trucking Rusngsi, iaxing made a shipment or peas on April 1st; bt we are following close in the wake, Mr. Gabe Cox having on same day some! Jones eonnty Items. ing - raditowraflrpaii. Uia, I Uirough.this places They are now put ting in beans. 2uadetA CEextnomvit Commissioner's meeting to-day, not so n.n t-ht. a timal 1 J T" " V. W n.il ra la In Lfn- The farmers: in county generally are 8qow berum- moned a witness in the case cf Dr.-O. &agby ve. Mrs. Cynthia Dunn, -re moved from Lenoir. M 'Mjjj ,- ,;,.W' ' tr slather tAtt k na ec Mgpiar consisting ot father, mother and several small chil dren arrived in the city Saturday: Jnight on the freight and took up quarters at once in the depot, where they remained until yesterday, when Col Yate had them placed in morq GQATenient quarters near .Jtayo Howard, we learn, Iftibda subsequent arrangements to give 'pCfTgqpdjc(m9 furing their sojourn In the city. They are in very reduced ch-feuBstahoefthAouselees homeless and penniless. They came here from Wil mington and say theya,re garotte for ' At a meetins of the City Council yes- tiy,i the f iollsVing were appointed registrars and inspectors or an election feSi? "Monday in May for City CouncihQh i Registrar; W. F. Rountree i WilUs, lnectora. Third mwH- HoUaftd, jP., Registrar; E. neadwaon and W. w. i-awrenca, m- tectors. Fourth Ward A. L,JByhum, Registrar; Hardy Williams j-ndMoaes Bryan, inspectors, rirtn wN-vr. Hargett, Registrar; E. B HackJ?ujiand Quash Stede, Inspectors. The following are the voting places; First Ward, W. G. BrinsonVoffice Second Ward, City Clerk's office; Third Ward, P. Trenwith shop;f(rth Ward, Bynum's storfdKW. WWd, E. with' the following through freights Nine bales of cotton, fifty barrels rosin, even barrels of-rags, eight barrels spirits turpentin siteaaggB; way freights, thinywo bales of cotton. "flve bam Of corn, eight barrels of .t, r ai one hundred and twenty-five pairs cl sh 1 Irssengers: Mr "Gardner of the firm of Gardner, & Chatman, Mr. Iiane; W.,2o4ald John.MftrUB, E. B AndesoVMri llary Ooaald and. Mrs faE34'. Jme?. aon nerup trip to-oay 1, e:,.BT aK good load including fifty Jones County Latter. Dbuid Gkove Near Tbenton. 1Lessks. Editors : An ancient proverb hath it "There Xmany a slip Twixt the cup and the lip." T say ancieut proverb because my lu foimation gathered from those pretend ing of learning, is, that it originated in the presence of Ancaeus,, King of Sa moa, who lived through the Trojan war! that it was a good couplet, afterwards in use by the Latins subsequently trans lated by Erncius Claras, and rendered Erasamus in bis time, by a very ele gant line of hexanter. This much 1 have heard ; if any one doubts the same let him prove the contrary. Now sir, to an application of my proverb. I- am not apt at application in such matters. The fact is plain that there is no railroad running to Trenton yet. Reader apply. T Mr. Best has offered to do the work of construction and equipment through the entire county on the payment to him of 950,000. The great agricultural interest of the future of 'Jones county demands a railroad, but those figures, alas 1 Too high. Plenty of good people about Chinquipin who can't read that sort of writing. Mr. B. must come at us again. Not , many people out on Monday last; a good sign work to do at home. The horny handed sons of toil, as our good office seekers calls us, are busy.. - We are now having an abundance of that necessary grit, lawyers. Quits a number out on Monday, all young mn save Capt, Basberry, who is justly called the father of the bar.' When Capt. Basberry draws his broad sword for the aiena the scimetar of the seldier is weU used by his younger friend, Mr. Pearsal. Mr. D. Perry of Lenoir cones out every public day. He U a rising yeung -i r- ' F- W Va V man. Air. Ufuan ana . xj. A.oonce of Onslaw, Mr. Manly of New Berne, and Mr. Cab. Koonce were all in at tendance on Monday, x , Capt. E. R, Page looks hearty and handsome. His fine mill was badly damaged by the water a few nights ago. but quickly repaired by that energetic gentleman. The new that Dr. Barker is going to lector here during court . week is a source of pleasant anticipation to many. He will find many most interesting tub jects of phrenological direction residing in this county, and if onr good people will be generous In their offerings of crammna lor examination, toe enter tainment will be complete. There is one man who lives in Trenton or near, "with the front -of Jove, an eye like Mars, to threaten and command, To thus is allied a generous, yea, I might say prodigal regard for himself and withal an imagination so indulgent to his every wish of famous narrative that at his bidding the curtain can rise on any state of facts. He is a fitting subject, marked and distinct. I wUl not men tion his name. You know him. In conclusion pardon a compliment to your paper. My neighbors unite in saying it is the best paper ever pub lished in New Berne. This may h a doubtful compliment, but 1 mean it to be a true ahe. Very respectfully W. D. April 6. Galveston, Itt; Norfolk, 11- 11-18; Baltimore, lit ; Boston, Hi; Wilmington, 11 S-16; Philadelphia, 111; Savannah. 114; New Orleans, lit; Mobile. 1H; Memphis, 111;; Augusta, 11 10-12; Charleston, llf. v-s-s Livsr.pocl., April 5 Noon. Cotton in moderate inquiry and ; freely -Sup- plied; uplands -oi; Orlean ft pi 3-16', sales 10 000 bales-.speculation anil export 1.000; reeeipts 6.H00; American- "i,t00; April delivei 8 3ft-64a6 88 C4 ; April and May 0 89-C4a8 VH-W, May and June 43 84; June nnd July 47-4; July -and August 8 52 84; August and September 37-84; Set-tember and October 0 47-84. Futures steady. Lard 55e 8d. ; , . r. Ijvebfooi., April .V-1.30 P.. Cotton uplands ftv; lowlands 6 7-18; pood or dinary 6 1-18 And 5; Orleans 6 816; low middling ot ; good ordinary of and of. Futures dull. -' ' ' ' ' , Livkbpool, Attt-U .58 p.k. Future delivery for April, 8 81M(4; April and May, 6 81-84. .. . -- , -j,-. ,-.f;fl. t ? - Lxvxbtoou Aorfl 8. Future delivery for July and. August, 8 51-64; August and September, 8 5844.: -Feathers dull. Specimen ppda ' riearly .ready ;far tahl j vtry welt advanced this ' spring in pre- use. - -. . ,- : .. - . " - s I narincf for their crons and in tuantine. Mr. J. F. Mewborne has recently sold Jones county can boast of having as prac- : advantageously at Goldsboro, for differ- neat, fnextioifad weU to do 'arnera ent Lenoir farmers, several lots of cot- as any county in tne state, l am giaa to ton. ? This' cotton wa sold by sample, 1 boo men diversifying their crops an4 and shipped -Nelr-Bern.t. PWb W Vim, tripto Jolly Old fied Wost$rdav yth febbo,. a br cfi maej an m?tYim WW Fff ' r ftjj load of freight ' ' " either Kinston or New Beftie t - cruw. P"" weU " " ri,. Pnv. . Uih1 1 B. Iff. vr.i - fi" J Free? " f.i;4?Jf . w9f 9 Wwm w UrtttnTi mumftaMM An. - Waf fighV burning up eyery stof m ?fl- ft B5P 9m flop? Tou. Vft 'dj-waa . W TiT?l f ; lagp. Mr- Noah Kelgs lost store atad &f suhjfof thjogli t, mWWW ypur Jost store and greater part pr ; stocx fif WUttfl nntcnws a jiepnew oj mrs. gpbdsi . Post of&oe lso burned, v Cause Parker about 14 years of age, died in ef fireknfaiown; iighi insurance. I ' this place last Saturday night, of heart - ; - ' . . - -: ; . disease. , . Dr. M. a Smith, enlightened the citi- Misa Hattie Mosea of Kinston is visit- izehs oi Kinston-on Ahosubject of Mor- intr C&T) P , i a relacapltiiBrawa, III F U Saonee, of Onslow, called on lis early yesterday morning "to see if the JotTENAi told Uie exact truth in its tDl?fams; that he had been speculating in "Cotton Jtatures" and if the Jocb njL market report was correct, had pooled a njee pja t VfSS' Oinves ttwi&S ta s,' mistake had been nmd, (mdl Mr, Koonce would have to We are gVad the wiPtekt TM called T"" awaa(i lii.ijfVii.iirrn.TVii. mjtr- mans, and what hef saw in Utah, on Monday nisht ' last. ?He claims to be '': better informed on lie subject Of. Mor mans and Mormanismihan any one else I''- is rieporte4 that a nuinber of cases : : : i ftf maU pqxaro in. and wound Eaizajjetl. '0SWi ffitjr H1 ;- tbt STWrt-. 4fia$ha fcT 88" : fiyprtA ffQm th disease. It -was fifs islJ; ; gaugtit , fey ft negra' preacberwho died i4 not knowing :,the .oauso of death, . his funeral was largely attended, and , '' : y the: disease spread rapidly 'from 5 that . ... occasion. No doubt the . number has -. been greatly exaggerated,' but still pre cautions will do no harm. The matter ', ia in the hands of the authorities who ".4 will deal properly with incoming trans ; jwrtation lines. JYoTfi State Prew. Dr. J. H. Scarboro of Sampson county has located at this place to practice his profession. The Dr. has had two or three years practice agej sujs$ aina, gflite a 0f4 $rtf$V' Wd i W confident he Hil succeed. The superior court of ijj county con venes next week, the criminal docket is very small which speaks well for the Wgplity of ft county, iroung MostonianB, uavid j. HHerring and Poly Griffin it is said Three yo1 Walsh. Geo. were in the city on Sunday. that a recent visit to Kinston by some of New Berne's fair daughters will prove profitable to the Midland as these young men take advantage pf every Sunday train. One of these remained - until the .jnnall hours" on Sunday night and re turned on the freight Monday; morning. we noticed anotner one on Monday, W Bond, but he assured us he was og busi ness strictly. ' ' Greefckan afvt. ; Mr. J b. Gardr infoim' that the Greenbackers organised a club at Yanceboro lasti Saturday. They expect the chaWnindf the National party, Jesse Harper.of Illinois, to address them sometime during the present year. naj b4 Hawser Maria Robinson, ooqpad., wMtvafuf thfi Mys ye-fadaj to using hojsterous and obscene language, on the public streets at Five Points. This being the second offence raaenti? his honor ruled that she should pay the cost! an.d leave the city Wlfhm tA dayt. We were pleased to meet at our office on yesterday Messrs.- F.D. Koonce and T. E. Gillman attorneys at law from Onslow. Another young Kinstonian, Mr. James CnniTnings was in the city yesterday. Capt: Bell, who Sails from Currituck, Hydo oounty, to this city, brought in a tairge load ' of corn and othw produce Yesterday and saifed1 homewsid 'this morning. pa one pjrtne most vai- -3 (aiovsjX, and it is t ! tieflhcld be without .ke xa our'part. .-3E.- . . '-.-. .i ' A visit to the evening's services at the Methodist Church on Monday night gave us the pleasure of hearing, for the first time in the pulpit, Rev. Pr, fjurkhead. The revival h fc68. W progress for mans dais, and the. preacher must necessarily be somewhat exhausted by his continued lahor. r. 8rkhead to m qmnv pulpit owtor; inakjsgno effort for display, but being siftad by nature with a clear, ringing voice, which he has under ad mirable control, he has a happy faculty of making his thoughts pointed and con vincing. Methodist preaching is not Wesleyan unless the congregation can be made to feel a personal application of the sermon that it was intended for each man in the audience and not alone for his neighbor and in this respect Dr, Burkhead is most fortunate..', Preach ing on Paul's conversion; the' speaker, mainly in the very, words of Scripture, brought home to the hearts of his hear ers the necessity of "gb 'thou and do likewise."" A Slight Attack of Paralysis. Sunday morning Gov. W. W. Hold en attended Sunday scool, as usual, at the First Baptist church. Going home after the close of the school services, he awaited the hour for church. Just be fore U Pelock he was in his sitting room, and as several memoers oi sis family preceded him, on their way out of the house, he reached out his hand to take his hat, and in an instant fell back in his chair, paralyzed, A physician at once attended, uoy. uoiaen was una ble to speak for some hours, but was al ter a little time entirely conscious. Sun day night he rested well, and yesterday morning was much better and able a slight one. to converse, uis pnysian tmnxs ine actaca ve ew & Observer. Military News. The Charlotte Observer says: Already preparations are being arranged to soaks the celebrations of the 20th of May for this year an, occasion long to be remem beredi A&tterhas been received by Cantam E. F. Young, of tne Hornets Nest Riflemen, from Adjutant General Jones, conveying the gratifying intelli gence that he would order an encamp ment of the State Guard in Charlotte for several days about that time, and of course the military here will do the honors of occasion. A big programme is shortly to be mapped out; Uen. Han cock and staff, Gov. J arris and staff and quite a number of other prominent gentlemen are to be invited. Federal Court. Cotton; ; Middling, 1H. Low. Mid dling 10. , Good Ordinary 91 Ordinary 8. Sales yesterday of fifty bales at prices ranging from 10.08 to 10.78, ; J " TCBTKKTINK. TVLct.7 $3.00, Scrap tZ.00 per barrel of 280 lbs. ' 1.10 to IJSXL, Sales of 800 bush els at the latter figure v - Cobn. In bulk 83 cents, in sacks 88 cents per bushel. FOBKIIN MARKKTS. , O. MARKS,- HEAD QUARNERS FOB Iry Goods, Notions. . 8hoe8, TrlaBmlncni . and lVaces of all BLlada, Tabl Idnensv the .Beat Xaplcinm all Linen from 5 to . 12 1-2 eta apiece. llamburir ' Edging In endlens variety and aold at lowest prieea. UOTTOEO, i .q AND MOTTO FRAMES, ' ItUOTIC ' FRAMES . ' : of all iixei."' ' '.; I make a apeeialty of supplying the Jobbing Trade. Country mer ehaata are invited to eall and examine my axteaslve Stock before buying. A iu. tk. l.KM4' . M W VWI.WI i . STANDARD BEWING The light Running DCrrCTIC, ILLBTFOBB ASTD HOUSEHCLD, : the three best Machlaes a the Market. wk- a Aa Va Imi hJ afflRVt. "' -, -f Rear Beravey If. J. For- ;.: . . ' .. , . ,. cou. 1 1IEA1ACUE, TOItPFD LIVER and CHILLS. . 'I, B E R R lf S 1 A few barrels of EARLY ROSE SEED POTATOES, For sale at ' 3f Si . pex ttl. ' ca.sli a t Berry's Drag Store. Parties buying for Cash, can buy DRUGS. GARDEN SEED. Paper and Envelopes, Paints, Brush es, Glass, Toy. Wall Paper, and maay otker things at bottom prices at Berry' DruK Store. Apr. 6, ly w J. J. Tolson & co. BBOAS STREET (9eeat aoorBaat from lUilroad) Receives GOODS by every Steamer Ta bMl erPettaal Oaiuxed Bast trades of Coffee, beat grades Flour, best kettle rendered Lard, VervkeeS Mlee4 BUTTO, lur w4 Family obocebies, or ALL KINDS. Our country friends will lind it to their advantage to call and try our pri ce! before buvine. All goods sold at Bottom 3Prioeo. Oood. dallrerad at aay art of City prompt aaaftoa. Mr Stroat aoeoa door eaat firons Kallroaa. Apr. l, 1 y kULaO.. conniG8ioii Conslgnmenta of Grain, Cotton, and other, .. -.i L. ' PRODUCE .,-: i . .'.. SOZiXOXTOD. W1IOJ1.ESAI.K ANE RETAIL. r4-DEALER IN u ; ' General Merchandise; rt:. ,'- ' nr-.-r " "ii.i ' f-.il"-- '.. " I3rjCi-opd., Notions, HC ' A. T f$ ; Vr BOOTS-AND SHOES.. -GROCEltiES:':; Pork, Bacon, Flotir Oogar, Coffee, Salt,, Syrup and . 8MUFF and TOBACCO. faruehs oav:: . t I oirr.it i: VEBBYlllGimsT c;.:.: FERTILI.. ' ', . , , :', ' '. AtS& per ton, upot rash, v - , -j prJfe ,- -;;ho:.:e FEmiLiz:.:, I ' ... : . . $13 Spot Cash, usual (tic prlro U . v ; KAIIIIT FEHTILIZEu, $16 Spot Caxh, nuaal tine irlc U I ' FEBUTIAH CUASO, UU, i :. s Spot Cash.' 1 Discount from above prlcM for l.ti , r. 1 ';.' ';. ' IVo Iok?kI 3Vo Dntl Ooll h! ' CSTThe very Highest grale of (',' at the very Lowest . prictw. All " 1 j to analysis of Dr. Dabney, f ' 1st. Xv-.-: WILLIAM II. OLIYI ' Mar. 80 lm w. ' ' Nsw IVi if, ' It. Stands at' the Jh :al. H ARD W Alt E -.'. .(.v .'.. i." v Spades , Shovels ,.' Hoes,. Axes, Nails Plow Traces Hames, ' Farmer's ... Supiiiieti ji GENERAL L'Y .. . 'ft P'f- l "1 r- t ' '-''i J 'ITAMmifl. M . l.l Ml rmvr. t ' ' XdUirD D W JJi A UJJJ !.. r,t : , THE BEST MADE, - CONSTANTLY IN STOCK "Prifia in at ' Satisfaction guaranteed. , ; Highest - cash pricet country ProHace. ,.'.',- ( M& JaU and tee me. Korth Vest 'corner ,' .1. ' VH ;. paid for ! ' .If .. ' 1 SOOTH THOWT A ' 'HEY BERHE, H.:C. Vati 30, 1 J W a-rr"---.fr. t Ittl ittare f. bcesser has been in the business for' the last SO VABti. . FULL STOCK i AliWAYS ON 1IA-ND ' G-l-vro IaIxxa a Trisvl r f- 1 Corner of Broad and Middle Streets, . NEW BERNE, Xi' C. Mar.SOCTDW :f Jj'-. . I NOW 'OPEN AT' " " t WeiiisteiiiBuilding, 1-5 1 A FULL STOCK OF, SPEINQ AND SUMMER GOODS CONSlSTlNQ 0FJ ....... a; Iiftdiea Fancy Goods, Mens and Boys' Clothing, ... ' ' . ' ' Boots and Shoes, Hats of the .Latest Styles, Notions, Trunks and satchels. Carpets, Rugs and Matting, .Ladies' Ulster and Shawls. A COMPLETE STOCK OF . ... : . : GENTS FURNISHING. GOODS. WHICH WILL. BE SOLD CHEAP AT WSL SULTAN A OX'S. April l-dtw-ly. r r. THE light i:u;r:;i:;. .1 That ta tba Bcknowl4ljrl l-Arr Trad I. a tact thitt cuduI hr d-i'ii 1 t' ' 'MANY JMITATRIT! NONE I-QUAL I I! Tha moat Braatlfnl - , , ASJ) IS WAHKAM T. b mad. of th br.t inalrrlai 1 . add all Klada af Work To l . la Karjr ltrjrrl. For aroonmj anj j .-.(. . t n i f fit, if 1 1, UrDoaacatla Paprr Khlu. Catalogue. fr-. T'cr mI .y ' JIrt.111 I: S( M I I.I.I. ,t ldlrui, . . l).mrll. S. KI. n A-Ac.Blt Want. si. kini. N . C jManwcll & Cni1)li BLACKSMITHS, MAC!! IN 1ST! i il r i h 71 t- n A-4 X m I Iron and llrnss I"ou '.'- i ' 'a n r BOILER" II A II nikK and in. 1 iu E'-N'Ct I N ES AND ALL KIXPS 'OF -3IA( : P Orders toliciteJ a ul r attended .to. CHAVJ'.N V t ., between Pollock un.l .l ' Apt. 4, IS d T v; MOiiTOAfn: s 1 Bf rlrtefMori-li' I4" ! by Bjrlveater Lawbora urnl rfltrrd oa the Both day nf .1 m.i. J Spac M,,JRestanra mc4 ( !- will acll at tba Onrt yuue UiKir in H Klaatoa an lloodaj the lBtb dny t IS X. tka raJ .lata oonvrj in " 1 r COn.UUng of two Iota ia Ihe low n i f 1 '. Trni. Cash. Vm. 1". I I ; i ' Teh. 0tb, X fao. : . . . MOItT3Aii: sam:..- By Tlrtne .f. Mortgage Deel rK i.i.-rt by O. W. lle.haw and Ticwar Mliii w 1 m C.Ftalda,rsitiwd oa tb mh dr of J ' i 1 Book 46 pap" 6M8, Riat-ra ijrii-4. i.f I -..r oanaty, I -will aell at the Court lionet ii...i, 1.1 tha towa of Kln.toa N. ). 00 M.miln v, ti,- ) ' n da of May 18SJ tha tract ot lnd c.mv. vr.l in aald Mortgage being flfljr arrra of Inn. I m l.' ii olr coonty adjoining tha land of Iavi1 H. . m and othera. - - ' " T.rm.Caab.' , J Wm.-C. Fll'I.I, Feb. Irth, H mo. This court convenes to-morrow for regular busineBs. We learn thereeve on the criminal trial docket eighty cases all for illegal distilling, retailing,' moving, &c. There are twenty-six cas es in which the United States have sued distillers upon their warehouse bonds for their non-payment of taxes. There are twenty warrants returned by com missioners parties being held for court. There are, also thirty civil suits. We are glad to state, that while the clever clerk. J. W. Payne, is still on crutches, yet he is able to attend to all businesf itf his line. Greensboro mg& NOTICE. IALI Of VALUABLE LANDS. By virtue ofa-morteage deed executed by Thomas F. Worley and wife, Mary E. Worley and H. F. Brown to the Board of Commissioners of Jones county, on the I2th day of Jul v, 1881, and regis tered in the office of the Register of Deeds for Jones county, Book C No. 29 page 328, I will sell at public auction at the Court House door iu Trenton on Monday, the 8th day of May, 1882, at 12 M., the real estate conveyed in said mortgage, to-wit : A tract of land situ ate in Tuckahoe Township adjoining the lands of F. Williams and the heirs of A. Williams containing 198 acres? more, or less, and hung the same upipO 1 ki(fk the said T. F. Woxkj '' wffe now. reside, " ' CTL FXjUE, ' V&Vn Board Com, , Ajpriard, 188?. Apr. 6-w-4t. Hardware Farming- Impliments. The undersigned beg t call the at tend n of the farming and building class to the fact that we carry a large stock of every thing needed in your line and buying of first hands and in quantities enables us to sell close. We make a speciality of the noted Geld and Dia mond plows and we want every farm er in eastern Carolina to try one, and if they do not excell any plow you have ever tried return them at our own ex pense and get your money back. To Builder? we would say that we carry a full stock of goods needed in your line such as Doors, Sasu, Blinds, Nails, Locks, Hinges and everything need ed to build or finish a house with. Carriage makers you can save freights by dealing with us. We know what you need and have constantly a ful line of your goods on hand and to all we would respectfully solicit a trial and M.H.: SULTAN, LOW PBICES JKUST RULE. MY MOTTO OOOD QUAUTTF-S, THE BEST AND NEWEHT STYLE.. , . AND CHEAP PRICES. , , . HAVE JUST BKTVR1ET FR'iM NORTH with S gaod sad flaa aearoted alock of . Ladies' Dress Goods, ' - . - Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks and - V slices, Notions, Ac, Ac COME AND COMPARE ; -i s " QtTALtTr'AD ntici:sf AND YOU WILL BE TO BUY FTiOM . ;-'M;.H'.S17LTA2f. April 1-d-ty RRWBCnKE, w. C. HaT i-- T-jT-AJf T4F . v ... !- Midlannd N.' Railway; Co. Atlantic and No. Ca. Division. . 77JTff TABLE No. 12. , In Effect SundayUl: P. M.', .October Express, Passenger and Mail Train run on this road as follows , ,. .: : .. ! .) again. JONES & Y12L.VI2UTON, Oolrtsboro N. C. I EAST. ' 'VfKST 1 ITATIONS. i. No. 47 - - Nn 4S Arr. L"re. Arr. L't ... 1 mm a. m. a. m. r.n r. 6 SO Ooldsboro, (10 OOille.i-. a Wl I Is la.La Oranira.. mm i. ' HI 6 81 Falling Urek,........ S a : 8 40 il A0Klnaloa, Sin ') 7 SI 7 IKjver. .......,... 4 40 4 4 7 41 7 4lrore Cr,.. . la II 8 04 8 04 TtuM-arora, -,..,,.. ' 1 M M (. l.l h lit Clark'., I 40 8 XH S 4 Mrw Iirnw, ... - S H I Id 1 Kirerdala, IU 1 t t t .to Oraataa, I K in Ml t Ml Wood brl Idea, 10 1 a S m 0 68 Ha valork, In" 04 10 94 10 90 N.wport, , . . . 1 1 !H 10 . 10 So riollyaroad I 17 I IT la 4& 10 4A Mac4ja Hotl, .-,-....... ' IW 1 Kl . 10 67 U 00 Atlaatio Utd, 11 4 11 fta 1 1108 Moreaand Ipol. 1144 I A. M. , . x. . . . f. . FOR SALE, A 12 horse 3agbe. 26 fieet of shafting eyera,l Ifllys, a, lot ot Belting, one Nelson Cotton press. Terms to suit Purchaser. Apply to Vr.. Q, 1. BAOBY, BpaufortN, C. THKOUIIAND WA Y FREIGHT PAS SENGER CAR ATTACHED I p. m.i r. m., 7 00 ftoldnboro, .... T 84 7 85 Hrat'a, 78 1 nola Omnr).... 8 14 8 17,VnJllag Creak, 8 6.1 0 SS JTInatiia, 10 On 10 OkilHivar 10 88 10 40 fore Creek,..,. 11 04 11 It Tiiacnrora,... 11 IT 11 lClark-a ......... IS qp md'nt NewUerne.... A. MJ Ift ?87 rm 5 S7 ' a .it i M li ft 9V) 4 4Sl 88 IS f 8 t OT I 84 ft IKV 4 4W 4.UM -Ce