A Queer Camp.-
Mr. Smith -N. Allen of North Adams,
Kass., has been giving some tramps rest
and recreation, t is only justice to guy
the tramps seemed to 'like it. It is the
regular business of a tramp to loaf the
year round. Change - and recreation
would therefore consist fcr him in going
. to work, and this was the kiucr-of vaca
tion Mr. Allen gave him.
..... . i . . ...
HE. KNEW H TUTTES).
Bat llurepreaeiitetlon Wu a ThUit Ha
,- ; j Caald Not Brook. . j y.
' He s an energetio yoong man, but a
very poor band at a typewriter. That
he will get along well in the world
there is little doubt, but it will never
be Owing to his skill as an amanuensis.
He had heard that. Mr. Dazer, a mer
chant of established reputation, wanted
The farmers around Watefville, ja-typewriter to take diotatiqn, and as
i -v-r' tr 7 .1 r " hA nepflpri thn nnlnrr hft rMnlvpil tn fcrv.
Oneida-county, N. in tbejbop rais
ing regions, have been overrun and pes-1 inB lacl " mr' .,n
of hoboes that each summer congregate the coattarJt he thonght that this meth
thcre in the picking season;- Hop pick-1 WOuld, by compelling him to talk
ing is not hard work, and yonr tramp is ! slowly and distinctly, assist him in con
willing to play at it a little' while; quoring his unfortunate habit, -meantime
foraging at will among the I "I'm r-r-rather particular about my
chicken roorts, orchards and cornfields Matters, " Mr. Dazer said warningly.
of the ruralists. There were always i"1 hoP6 TOn win be oarefnl ev'
manv more tran. than workers. and iTing d-down exactly as I s-s-say it
"Yes, sir," the young man answered,
with an air of assurance that was pure
hypocrisy.
VTh-there won't be any use of yonr
hurrying yourself," Mr. Dozer added.
"I always t-t-talk s-slowly, and th-this
typewriter s-scheme is only an experi
ment anyhow. If it d-d-doesn't suc
ceed, I'll p-p-pnt you to work at some
thing else."
It did not take very long for Mr.
Dazer to get through with the first let
ter. The typewriter novice rattled away
at it in a mannor that, judging by the
ear alone, was very convincing. He
trusted to luck to give him an oppor
tunity to copy the paper before it was
submitted for inspection. But the charm
of novelty was over the undertaking,
and the merchant said as he held out
they camped in the neighborhood of tbo
. fields and became the nuisance and the
torror of the region.
Mr.r Allen this summer took the case
in hand. He asked the people of the
couuty to contribute food, and at the
same time to begin gathering and haul
ing loads of stone from the surplus crop
upon their fields. They did" both. Mr.
Allen founded a great tramp encamp-
t. : .. L. I li a r ttt i ...
UlGUli, WUWU WO UtUlCU VrUIUJJ vvuik, uu
odd name, but he made it apply. ' A
brook near by was dammed and a Lath
ing peed inudo. Gil ai oruues atd c-mp
kettles and old tinware of all kinds
were also brought in. An old circus
tent furnished shelter at night.
Thftn Uffwlr hnoiin Thn ontlirwiHAd
co-operated with Mr; Allen, and every "!.L." me .. it
morning each tramp was forced into the. Wi(n a ginklng hea;t the yomlg man
pond and made to sornb himself. His handed the letter over. The merchant
clothing was fumigated; so was the j read a little, looked astonished, read a
circus tent. The best nooks among the line or two more and became visibly in-
tramps were chosen to preside at the
camp kettles and appetizing food was
soon prepared. But before a hobo was
allowed to taste it he was compelled to
do so much work break three wheel
barrow loads of stone for three meals.
This continued day after day, the bath
ing, working and feeding. At evening
the tramps gathered for songs and
apeechmaking, and many a gentleman
orator might have got useful hints from
the tramp wit and eloquence.
At the end of the hop picking season
it was found that 400 tons of stone had
been broken. The camp cost the county
$380, but the stone will sell for (1. 15 a
ton.
When Bussia has been unable to gain
her ends in any other way, it has been
the custom of her embassadors and
ministers abroad to apparently fall
hopelessly in love, in the most respect
ful manner of course, with queens and
empresses and thus influence other na
tions or worm out state secrets. More
than one silly , princess has - found
when too late that it was not herself at
all that the wily emissary cared for,
but only that imperial mistress whom
he would stop at nothing to serve Rus-
. sia. His fellow countrymen have lately
learned with regret that that pattern
American citizen Mr. Andrew Car
negie, has been "done" in a similar
manner by Russian diplomacy. A year
ago we pointed with pride to the fact
that the Russian 1 government had or
dered a large amount of naval armor
plating from the Carnegie company be
cause American armor plating was the
best in the world. Oh, yes I And Russia
promised to buy ever so much more plat
ing if that contract was made to suit
One of the conditions of the contract
was that a Russian should be present at
all stagei of the making to watch the
plates go through the mill. Guileless
Mr. Carnegie and his men agreed. It
- now transpires that that innocent Rus
sian officer waa studying with might
and main and. picking out one by one
fell the secrets of the incomparable
armor plate making. Russia will im
1 mediately go Into the manufacture of it
herself. A former Homestead mills em
ployee is at this moment superintending
the. erection in Russia of the building
' plant ' This is enough to make water
- well from eyes unused to weep. .
! j i . . i . 1 , . I 1
wavea mem Dy tne Biring ana luujreu
pensive. y
"I s-suppose you thought it was yonr
duty t-to do this?" N
"Of course."
"I d-don't know th-that I c-can
b-blame a man for doing wh-what he
ooncelved t-to be his duty. I t-told you
to t-take thinks d-down just as I said
them, didn't I?"
"Yes, sir." 1
"W-welh I must say th-that in f-fol-
lowing m-my instructions you have
d-displayed an enthusiasm that was al
together unnecessary. I d-d-don't try to
conceal m-my weaknesses. I know
th-thom as w-well as anybody. I'll ad
mit that I s-s-stutter, but I'm d-d-d-dashed
if I s-s-stutter as badly as yon
represent in this letter 1" Philander
Johnson in Detroit Free Press.
An effort is making to indnoe Re
publicans of the Seventh Kentucky dis
trict to support the late W. a P. brock
inridge for congress on the ground that
he is for the gold standard. If Re
publicans or anybody else in Kentucky
can be induced to support the late W.
C. P. B. for congress, the rest of the
country will have its opinion of them,
that ia ali Few of his old associate at
Washington wonld be willing to accept
biin. There are some offenses even oon
gTessmen draw the line. '
. "Without a parallel in history," says
Gladstone, is the sultan's diplomatic
triumph over (he six powers, by. which
ha is permitted to continue the massacre
of Christians. It is indeed . .
He'd Dona Hit Duty.
He had done his duty.
He smiled with conscious pride. His
chest puffed ont, and he trod the earth
with elate footsteps.
His very air convinced those around
him that no dipterous insects could find
any lodgment on his person.
He had done bis duty.
A glow irradiated his countenance,
and at times he laughed aloud.
Twice or thrice he roared with jollity.
He had done his duty, and waa proud
of it
"Say," he said to some of his ac
quaintances who had met .him at the
steamer landing, as they repaired to
near by saloon, "them custom house
inspectors are blind as beetles. Did I do
em? Well, watch mel"
Unbuttoning his vest, he disclosed
several layers of silks. From his pocket
he extracted about half a dozen dia
monds of the first water, and he passed
around samples of some cigars of whioh
he said he had 1, 000 more at the bottom
of his trunks.
He had done his' duty with a venge
anoe. New York Sunday Woild.
Beaaon to Bamember It.
"Before we were married, Henry, yon
used to bring me a pound of candy ev
ery evening."
"I haven't forgotten it, Amanda. By
the way, dear, I paid your last dental
bill this morning. It was $47. 60. Chi
oago Tribune.
What He Hade.
A negro preacher who has been car
rying on a protracted meeting in Stew
art county was asked how he got on
with the meeting.
"First rate," said he. "I made 70
convicts the first night "Atlanta Con'
stitntion. ' . " - -
One KxeepUoa,
"Yea," admitted the boy with the
bicycle, "I go to the Universalist Sun
day school, but you can't make me be
lieve park policeman will ever go to
heaven. Chicago Tribune.
. Modesty In Ineomea.
' "Yon have a modest Incomer"
'"Well, it's always more or less shy.
Detroit Tribune. -
A Traveler's Tale.
The stealing by contract, under Us
' very nose, of all poor Mr. Carnegie's
perfection armor plate making secrets
. was what might be called a dirty Rus
sian trick.
. As between political predictions on
the size of majorities and predictions of
the weather prophet, we pin our faith
to the weather prophet. .
.. . t 1
'' The man who has lost all faith in
humanity is in a bad way. He ought to
lot a faith cure healer take a whaok at
him.
' There seems to be peculiar political
activity in the natural fai bells. .
The Ideal Panacea.'
' - James L, Fronds, Aldermnn, CMcngo,
sv: "I r rard lit Kmm New Dis-ov-
itt us an Ideal Punnce lit Couilii
Colils and Lunit Complain!, httvinir
Uherf H in my fni iy !r the lat Bve jar,
tn t'ic excln-ion ot pl.yu.cau's prescrip
ti'n ot mlier prfpiir.iuo'i.,
Iiv. .T.ilin Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
wrilif: "I liave li'i a Minister oflhe
Mtiiiudiat ICiiuciipal Cliurcli for 50 yar
r morf, ai.dbve never Mnd anvtlilnq
so iicneil. in', "r Unit iwe me men rxedy
r.-1i..faH lr. Kii-.c'H Sew DicovTy Try
il. i l,i,n t:., .h lt.-i....y. Trial Bottle
1 ! at V. B. Lucy's Drujj Blora,
A-
NEW - BERNE AGABEMY,
NEW BEME, jX. V.
Session of 1896 and 1897,
Under tlio'plan of reorganization, offers thorough instruction "in the
Classical iliidlinglish Courses by a corps of eminent Educators
from the University o('N. U.. Horner's School, and other
noted Educational, Institutions.
Tuition Fees monthly in advance, and shall
not exceed,
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT $ IVr Month.
INTERMEDIATE " 2. 2. I
CLASSICAL " 3.00
Next Session Opens September 7th, 1896.
For Further Information, Apply or Address,
JSO. !S. LOMi, J,, li., I).
E. II. MEADOWS. V Hoard of Regent
T. A. (JRHKN.
Gad About (telling a storyH-W
worked at the pumps for an hour, till
Anally, by dint of desperate work, we .
Miss Umlcr Toe-tiaved the ship!
Oad About No. Got the tires of oar
srhoels full. Truth, .
To the Trade:
Weiru In position to sell Goods at
tbo v ry lowest poislble prices. ? do
not travel a salesman, therefore, we will
save you that expense. We are millers
Hgenis for the sola nf 8'nrks Nonparlil
Bit.1 Talent Dindem and Charm. We
i uy our Mtats, Lsrd.CorTiaand Tobacco,
cl inuny other Ooodt In our line- from
Hint liamK To convluce you tliat we re
twailiiuariers, call In, Viamine goods, and
g-t our prices, - ROBERTS & tllO.
SEE
THAT THE
AVegetublePreparation for As
similating thefoodandRegula
ting the Stomachs and Bowels of
Promotes'Digestiort.Cheerful
nessandRest.Contains neither
Opium,Morphin.e norIinexal.
Not Nabc otic.
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Whtoy f'tmnn
ArjetfecHlemedv for Constipa
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Worms .Convulsions, Feverish
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Cafltorla la put cp in one-slzo bottles only, It
1b not sold In bulk. Don't allow anyone to Roll
you anything else on the plea or promise that It
la "just as good" and " vU answer every pur.
pose.'1 See that yoa get 0-A-B-T-O-B-I-A.
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WTIrvln, Aahevllle. 33 SB
W)ilt KroR., Aulaniler, lwi 70
J li Watson, Auianu, 04 Ml
Junes A Huncook, lleautuit, ins 00
AH cherry. Bethel, H li
K Wooluiv, Buiiyan, ST.i 00
Patterson & Brown Bi yboii city, 31 86
T E Harden, t'en o Gonlo, 105 00
RsMoIlMe, Chapel Hill, 2(fl 0
T K Ueaslev, Colerahl, 17B 14
W II Wllaon, Cooper,', 27 S7
.1 A A I K Burkner, Democmt, 3U2 (K)
W A Slater Co., Durham, 70 80
C"pcr A Swain, Kllzuhuth City. 17J do
J T Watsou, Khn City. 21 V
J A Rverett, Everett, ii 48
J If Kverett. hverntt, 12S S9
tialnly aim Jones, Fuvettevllle, 276 00
.1 A lYnilii-rtmi, Kayetlevtllei :W 25
B A Anderson, Fuir lllutr, 406 00
I M Powell, Fair Bluff, 10T 08
UTClltton, Franklluton, 109 00
Leroy King & Co , Uraitam, 41 98
8ainple Brown, Oreenshoro, 3Hfi 47
W It Jordan & Co. tireenslioro, 15" 80
Dr. W K Warren, Ureenvllle, 1: 70
Dr. JW Perkins, tire nville' 21190
It II Salisbury, lliiinllion, 14(110
Hoard & B illy, Hamilton, 71 '.II
.1 W It Basso.i & Co. Ilnw Itlver, 53 15
I'J Turiiliull, llfiiderson, 25 27
Hood Bros., lliiiidii vinvllle, m 25
L.lluKrani, llifrh Point, 172 25
V 11 Hooker, Malta. :!3 II
JSCraul, .liukson, 215 08
S A Han i Ion, .hi sville, 28 70
i C StalllllKs Co. .I.inii'svillc, :il B'
JS.Ioni'S, .liiliil'svllle, : 111
W II litiltnrim', KinMton, 102 13
J K llurpcr. I.i-liiuion, a" 711
l.nydi'ii & Yiu-boro, l.xiuton, !2 45
Hiiurv Mliinis, Littleton, 44 18
III- .1.' B. Chiton, LouiKOiii'!;, 1,002 !H
I. F l.uciis, l.ii'!ain:i, . 2M 07
llnilson A Hudson Madison, 121 !W
.loi'dan t-ilwaids, M.irfiiirenesville, 53 GO
W II Kdwnrds & Co Mcrclmntsvllle, III 78
W.I llmdshaw H Co Mcnu uii', 341 110
M M Mason Co Mon'lirilil City, 24 110
Y Ftillini'l', Ull Aiiv, 251 75
M It l.aysiti'l'. Ml Cilrnd, 1 IS 47
IlilU'll I'.niH., Mllllive, 72 25
Koiiorl 1'ai'l.i'i", Niui lri'iislioro, OS 5)
I.. Walli'iuiui, N ' Bci lu', 1211 25
li J fiuitll Co. New Kerne, Oil 111
IVCHarrell, l Ud Sparta, 52 117
S.I llnn-ell, ( ixlortl, 4IB 23'
Perkins liollins, I'aetolus, 150 2
XV II Harper, Pannele, 100 !1
A A Thafrartl, Peniluoke, 37(0
K M & .1 N Hair, 1 leklon, 43 07
S A Hill, i Hot Mountain, 70 5:1
XX in II llutelili's, Hal. .:li, 223 91
I'lios. II Jenkins, paleiuli, 1S1 18
.1 II llav ml, lle.l Banks, 140 72
Win I, ex man, l .ehls iili', i95 17
D K Perkins, lioiieisiiux ille, 19 70
NTMmri'. Sal' in. 22 58
.1 II Ftltivll. AKt, Seotlaml Seek, 12 05
II P Ullke .It I',., Seal.iMUd, Hi T.O
Tlieo bin ard , siio Hill, 57 08
C A Hi Tiius;. Snow Hill, 70 85
Dr. I. II a piles. in, Miuiliei it Pines, 4t 51
JV t-i dates, Sniltll I, "Wi ll, 317 3(1
O M Colli' v, istate.svllle, 09 30
M K Crowe, I. Sl.'vens, 747 llll
KFMausoii, s'aiilMirn, 55 00
T W Harris, Jr., s aliiiiarti r, 30 00
.1 .1 Wilson, Tall, i, i, 212 82
Wilder , Adams, Walnut Cove, 207 25
III' (1 A I oi it e, XX'arreuliiii. 2137
Powell an I Co., XX' llil I'si.le, 211 311
s K M. mm". , Co., XVMil. vllle, 222 00
John F HardlMin, XVillianislnii, Ml 15
XV .1 Harris, iis sun 81
Mltehell ,V Asl.ew, winsloli, 31 Oil
Kini; Urns Pure
Food In. xvinston, 23 07
A l.ee, X inthrop, 42 41
Alon.o Sparrow, Xatesville, 110 85
A 'I'olai-, Zurall, 04 04
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The JouiiXAl, will pay to tlip i. rsnn. xi Im t nnii's I In
neurpst tt) giving Hip cunvcl iiuin'ii'i- nf Klci-lnriil vil s
' cast for the National Presidential Ticket,
A $20 Gold Piece,
A $20 Currency Note,
or $20 in Silver,
asjthc successful jiredicter may elm 10
Send I'iils lo (lie National Collection
Agency. Vx a.-hineoii, 1'. ('.
anhood fostered,
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Offio Clerk Surbiob Cockt, )
. North Carolina. Crafen County. ' (
Under tnd by virtue of uth(iritj vetted i
in the Clerk of the Superior Court ly sec
tion seven'of the Consolidated Election Law
1895, and upon the recommendation of
llieCliairmaD of the State Exvcullve Com
mittees of the Republican, Democratic and
Populist parties, in North' Carotins, who
are by Law Constituted Commisaioners of
Election, the following named Judges i
of Elections, are hereby appointed fur the
vaiious election Precincts of Craven
County for the general election lo be held
Tuesday next alter the first Monday in
November, 1896.
Vunceboto, Lacy Lancaster, d; Cbas.
Sutton, p; Bryan Coward, r.
Maple Cypress, E. F. Adams, d; Geo.
Oixon, p; Jno. S. Chapman, r.
Trait's, 8. E.Wuiiford,d; L.C.Tliomas,
p; Aaron Hammon, r.
Fort Barnwell, Sam'l C. Lane, d; J. W
Taylor, p; Jonas Harget, r.
Core Creek, E. D. Avery, d; Thomas J.
Bryan, i-; J. W. Kennetly, r.
Dover, V. T. Uinef, l; L. II Oullaw,
p; Ctias. U. Bcckwitli, r.
TompUe. Juo. S. Morion, d; W. V. T..y
lor, p; Ed. W. Fisher, r.
Stuntou's, Elijah Tuylor,d;.V. P. White
head, p; E. C. Bill, r.
Leu's Farm, Thos. H. Mullison, d; Ed
ward Russell, d; Abraham Dennis, r.
East James City, , (';
Jesse Brooks, p; William Salter, r.
West James City, , 1;
Jno. T. Perry, p; II. II. Pender, r.
Hivenlnle, II. C. Wood, il; W. J.
Hardison, p; William Bell, r.
Neuse-Trent, W. II. Ilray, d; Frank
Dawson, p; James Lawrence, r.
Pleasant Hill, . , d; C. I.
Eubank, p; Charles Smith; r.
Rocky Run, , d; W. T
Civils, p; James II. Bryan, r.
CITY OF NEW BKUNK.
1st Ward. II. H. Tooker, d; J. C. Rij-
don, p; h. F. Willoby, r.
2ud Ward, F. T. Patterson, d;
Watson, p; Claudius Parker, r.
3rd Ward, J. J. Baxter, d; Luke
ney, p; r . U. Uiieen. r.
4th Ward, K. It. Jones, d; M. V. U
p; W. H. Joliuson, r.
MuLarthy a. Sill Ward, v. i. Meets.
d; J. J. Mosclv. p." S D. Pope. r.
St. Phillip's. 5th Ward,
d; N. II. Styron. p: R. C. Baker, r.
Pavietowu, 5th Ward, .
d; Henry Jamea. p: J. F. Ham. r.
Jasper, A. E. TWadsworth, Id: N. T.
Weeks, p: Willie Basberry, r.
W. M. WATSON, C. S..C.
September 30, 189G.
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that all votes cast, must be Um:i t!ii- 1. 1. ml.. ;:;nl ill''
voters -must be subscribers to the .locus xi,, I', illy ur
Weekly.
1 Kvory subscriber will be entitled to vote on the blank
aken from eaidi issne of the Journal.
Saturday, October 31st, will be the last voting day
in this contest. Each vote received will be dated, hour
anil day it comes to this oilier, and will he bo recorded
and tiled. The successful voter will receive notilieation
as soon as official returns come in.
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F. S. Dlffy, Sole Agent, Now
Borne, N. C.
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CarrcctedDKil b Baberli lRra.,
Wholmalclaad tSetall Merchants.
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Rib Sides, 4Jc.
Short Backs 4 Jc.
llcsa Pork (new) i.30.
Hump (9 50.
Short Clear $9.25.
Uair.s, sugar cured, llc.
N, C. Hams lOJc.
Fieah Pork 4 to 4 J.
Lard Compounds, la Tubs, 5 to 5 J.
Best Lcnf Lard in Tubn. 6c.
Flour, btit patent, ti 20 to,$4.30.
Flour, Fancy Straight, f 3.90 to f 3.9.1.
Slruight, 3.60 to $3.75.
Extra Flour $3.25.
Granulated Sugar 5c.
A Sugar 4J-.
C Sugai 4 2 5c.
AInlasses 15to 25c.
Syrup 15 to 25c.
Cheese 9 to 10J(
Butter, Boquet Creamy, 20 to 31c.
Butter, Da'.ry, 17 to 18c.
Hio Coffee 14 to 18c.
La Guara Coffee 18 to 30c.
Ground Alum Suit 55c.
Pt as 50 to 65.
Chickens, grown, 45c.
Spring Chickens 20 to 35c.
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Itieswux 30c.
Peanuts 60 tn 70c
Hides, dry, 2 to 6c.
Hides, preen, 2f
Beeftiufoot4 to Jr.
Corn 40c.
Oats.
Meal :3c.
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Borne. N. C.
kb unvil o Tliln remedy being la
Snburrlbers cut around Border and fiend to JOURNAL.
Polling PlaceH.
Becilnira nml Ju-'ceeof Election will
taka mil ice. Unit ti.e Fillxwing Tollin
Places have been estnldislieil for Ibc varl-
nua Wards l the City or New Bern t
1st Wr. City ITnll.
Court llous-t.
Hcoti's Livery Stable.
Btore, cor.' Queen and
Pit-lnirrtfteis.
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nra noiilrud In COpfloe
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6 -s. W. M. WATSON.
' Clerk SutH-ni Court
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Cement, Tuna Cotta Pipe and Shall Lime,
Cull on , . . .
J. 13. IiATIIAM.
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THE P41I5T
Haiti more, Md.
The'Papei; of the People
For the People and with the People,
Honest In Motive, Pearler tn Expression,
Bound to Principle, Unswerving In
its Allegiance to RiKht Theories ,
' " and Illgbt Praolices.
The 8dn publishes all the news oil Ihe
lime, but It does not allow Us column to
be desrnded by nocleon. Immoral or
purely sennallonul matter."
Editorially, Tint Soh la tho consistent
and nnch&n"ln2 champion mid delcnder
nf nnnulur riuhis and lntereU srainst
iiiliiicl mseliines and monopolies ol
every character. Independent !n all
things, ixtit me in none. It I for good
lavs, l!on'l Riivernnient and good order.
By mail Fifiy Qenta a moQtb, Six Dot
larsajaar .. . ' ,
Iprlnl (llrrrtlT the
Neat of thone 4laBMa
of thn tlenlta-unaarj'
Orsrniifl. rrnnlrea
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Ktitya. small plain pack.
JTt TT t TT" :'' "V mall, Sl.wu,
bUitiil Hold ouly by
F. 8. Dlfi'Y. 'Solo Acent, New
Borne, N. 0.
New Berne Mails.
Notice W'-'lven that on (and afler tbif
dale niails leave
For all points in Pamlico County and
Soutli Ureik auction of Beaufort County
close at 5 s. m.
For Yanceboro and Post Offices lo
Northern part of Craven County close at
13 noon.
For Bellnir and Lima, 0 a. m.
For WMtTord, lit. m'.
All irail f..r Deltrulil goa Folloka-
vllle, the former office Is discontinued. '
Vanceboro mail arrives 12 m.
Yancebor.) mall leaves 1 p. m.
M. MANLY, Pout master
THE NEW YORK .TIMES
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
Sale I:ui(1m.
ilv iiiii,- nl ilie pnwera conferred :n :t
riaiii uiortuaui- ilee I exiiuud by L. I'.
Taylor and wife4o II. I! Duffy ncmile I
n tlie ohii-e ni tin; It "isier ol Deed- !
raven eoiiuly, bunk 110, pii;! 70. I w i t
Mnuiliry, rtovnnlier -ud, 180b. nt
the court lioii-eldiii'i' in ilie eily o' ev '
Berne utter I. ir sale t.i Hie lni;liet .bit!iier ,
Ihe lands ile'f.ilieil in said deed. In
Alrattot 20 acres ticar Aslmry iluie-l
and trail an) lining ul 01 ncies. Th-si
two ll'.icis will be sulil n.-one, and will 'a
sulil mbjeet tn t lie terms of contrai l tv
ween L. l' T"l r and E. T. Innt k uwl
lohn F. looi-k in I wo detdi reui.rdid u
above orriee. Imok 1 l:i. tme 2C3 nod Imok
114, pa.;.; !I4, tl.tis selliti; cotton i-oni
lur suine ufiy b ile-, ol cotmn, secured fcv
morlKae on above land. 'J'uew: will ba
snld fur iasli. Ali nuother tract ol i l
acres; alsu annilici' lim-t or lot with m.i.i
OUSe IU tile village nt t'ule (.lei k. 1 In -a
wo tracts will be soul lor ins.lt or tin-
third cash unit Imian.e one veiil'n linic.
Said sale bein;' innde to sntisiy t lie il.l t
et out in said died.
II. It Pi'fky, Xhrtgape
W. D. Mclv'Kit, Atioinej.
THE NEW YORK TIMES Iwill U
mailed daily and 8uodavs to any addutr
in the United State. Canada, or Mexic ,
postage fiee, until November 15th, 18C6,
covering the National campaigu sud elic
tlons, tor
$3.00.
- A Candidate. ,
I wish to offer myself a a candi
date before tho peoplo of Craven
ConntT for the poeitton of county
commissioner. Mt object In Tiew fa
to nrotoct the laboring clasaea,
neither asking nor bogging favora
from any particnlar patty. , ,
Respectfully,
w B. F. Stiu.it,
THE TIMES will print the news ol
this Important campaign, po both sides,
It should he read everywhere.
THE TIMES can be read without
debasing your intelligence or morals.
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UNTIL EL'KTIIER N0TIUK
The Steamer NETJSE
la scheduled to Bail from New
bern aa follows:
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
AND FRIDAY?.
Sailing hour 5:30 p. m. Sharp,
Freight received up to 5 o'clock
For further Information apply to,
GEO. .HENDERSON, Ag-an
Jane 23. 189(1.
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