JOURNAL.
err &J in the year ex-
Journal. Building 66-60
PhonA Na 8. .
c;:arle3' LrsTEVENS,
idttob Amrsonarto.
S J2SCRIPT1CM RATES
Year, in advance..".
,;.4.oo
Year, notinadvancei.M. a 00
!,1 v. hv m-mex in the city.. i .60
' dvertising rate furnished on npplir
"an. 3'
atered at the Poe Office, New Bern J
C. as second-class mal
FiaAt. FaPEB or HW ' BBBM AND
, CRAVEN COUNTY. ,
New jBeni, N G.v'Jan I
m'J CATION AND ITS ASSOCIATES
Gettinir an education ought to be
more . than the acquirement . of the
knowledge of books, just the learning
which gives its possessor the ability to
read the sighs which " shall make the
daily pife one different from that of
the purely illiterate persdn.
There are ; many young person
who go beyond this mere knowledge of I
books'; whose parents and guardians
place them in tha way cf acquiring an
education, which Bhall make them self-
proyidersyS therefore useful to the
worltL- and , beyond this, even, they
have acquired a knowledge which right
ly employed, means a special value to
their community.
It is not simply learning, but its
rightful application which means every-
thintr to its possessor, and those with
whom this possessor of a good educa
i twn comes iri contact. Every youth
ought to have the kind of education
. I - :- -
I which - enables the individual self-
j examination, to deteel; any flaw, and
1 correct it, bo that the individual may
have a clear perception and be able to
skilfully associate with the education
gamed, self-reliance, self-respect and
i personal usefulness, for with these goes
the ability to earn a satisfactory live
lihood, and prove a valued member of
any community.
( . Jn this day and age, the importance
.. of ' an education which embraces a
thorough manual training, ought not to
be overlooked or under estimated by
parent and guardian, for the young
man 'or woman with such a manual
training, cannot make a failure in
life, unless through personal wilful
ness. -
- The value pf a manual training of the
youth of either sex, proves the need of
-'such A course of education in every
school,' public and private, so that it
jmsy not be out of the reach of any
child. And all friends and supporters of
education should use their influence in
establishing manual training branches
in every school, so that no child may
grow np and go forth to do battle in the
world, without some knowledge of a
-trade which can be employed to secure
. uvelihood, and such a trade learned,
that the oerson shall hnd it of a char
acter that is suitable, that is a prof
ion or trade that is congenial as possi
Lie, therefore inspiring to the worker,
for congenial work is , not hard work,
and nearly every person may find a life
work that means not slave work, for
work, however, hard is easily endured,
if the worker takes (attest to it
V 1
OeateM Cass B Certs ,
bylocal applications, aa they -cannot
reach the diseased portion of U ear.
Tiers is only one Way to core deafness
nnd that is by cotaTlltatlonal remedies.
iwfrttas is caused by aa inflamed con
dition of the tnueuous lining of the
KusUcbian Tube, ; When this tube la
'-.named you have A rumbling sound or
I, fxrfett hearing, and when it H es
t ruly closed, DeafMtt Is the result
1 unices the mfUmmation ca Le
nout and this tube restored to 1U
mal condition, hearing wlQ be de
uypd foreven nine eases out of tea
r cauiwd by Catarrh, which Is Both
in? lrtil an inflamed condition of Ih
mucous surface r "V 1 "' "'" - ' '
We will gtve One Hundred CoDars
! t nr.1 ee of IWsea (cawed by
c .rrh) that cannot be ear ad by Ball's
f starrh Core. rVnd for dreular, f re
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, a
r- ll by ITipjrisU, 7E. " .
TWs lUfl's Ksmlly Pille U const?
--.:,' , ' - ' ! r
.r-n. WWW Is ill srlih fmw
at the home of hk In
'. '.n. He U In a rrJli-al roniDik.
v isU'r rtfWf ef '
Ha:i cik aei, ;
" 1 art Jtart f t the u
- t r 1 ( rt Fftrm si Kirr
a, Wt lr..le llari'1,
a I f t ". yrre I ! em-
t I . hi -t.,iy 1r r'-i .; .
i -; r i j i: 1 ani f a
j l-.r', ;,l ! '.a $ fm.
' i I ii r . rv.,'.J fV t I P
n . U r.f it in t T.f
1 , p - y ;! T. fi
NATL'nE i?AKZi
Tke SrrlekeB Bwt Frm Orlrt.
YTbat a firtunata provision cf nature
It la, that deprive tlia roea ot B.enia.1
Buffering; for how poignant would b lt
grief t diucovtr. in ma neigni cr ua
b loo mine elory, that a canker fed at tut
"heart, and that Its beauty and fragrance
wera. doomed rorever. ivaiure aiwaya
spare the uttering; she U a veritable
(tore-houaa of pleasins rewards, for
those who reeK ner aia. - in me years
gore by falling hair and sraynesa have
caet a eloom over the Uvea of thousands
of youns women, but thanks to tha In
vestigations cf scientists- the true causa
of, hair destruction l( now Known xo o
a, germ or psrasne inai ourrowa nu
tha hair follicles. Newbro'a Herplclda
absolutely destroys - this frerm, thus
permltrtnfT tha Hair to grow as -na
ture intended, nolo OT jeainus uma-
rists. Bend 1 . in stamps far-mpla
to The HorplcMe Co., potroit, ncn,.
O s.BRAOHAM. Special Agt
- . I -
Josenh Austen tJhamberlain was re-
elected to Parliment ; by -more, than
4,000 majority;;
- ' i-. 'jk:-', v;-tv
"Before . we; can .sympathized . ,wh
others we must ' hava suffered ; our
selves.,' No one can realize the suffer-
ing attendant upon . an attack oi the
grip, unless he baa bad the actual ex
perience. There is probably bo cisease
that causes so much physical andTmen
tJ agony, oi which so successfully" de
fies medical aid. All danger from the
grip, however, may be avoided by .the
prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Among the tens of; thou
sands who have used this remedy,: not
one case has ever been" 'reported that
has resulted in pneumonia or that has
ont jecoverecU For . sale by Davis
rtniay
and F. S. uffy. . ''4-;
Austra-Hungary has closed heirfron
tier against importations of geryian
cattle, and Servia is boycotting Aus
trian merchants.
May Live 100 Yain.
The chances forlivin a full centur
are excellent in the case of Mrs. Jen
nie Duncan, of HaynesvIIle, Me., now
70 years old. She writes: 'Electric
Bitters cured me of Chronic Dyspepsia
of 20 years standing, nnd made me feel
as well and strong as a young girl,
Electric Bitters cure Stomach and
Liver diseases. Blood disorders, Gen
eral Debility and bodily weakness.
Sold on a guarantee at All Druggists.
ce only 60c.
The Census Bureau reports that 9,998,.-
111 bales of cotton had been ginned tip
to January 16.
I f n a kind of billions mood.
You wish an aid to digest food,
No other pill -is half so good
As DeWitt's Little Early Risen
When e'er you feel impending QL
And need a magic little pill.
No other one will fill the bill
Like DeWitt's Little Early Else
Secretary Root received the commis
sioners from China who came to. study
American business and governmental
methods.
A M attars It tracts.
"Truly miraculous seemed the recov
I ery of Mrs. Mollis Holt of this place,"
writes J. O. R. Hooper, Woodford,
Tenn., "she was so wasted by coughing
up pus frm her lungs. Doctors de
clared her end so near that her family
had watched by her bed side forty-eight
hours; when, at my urgent request Dr.
Kine's New Discovery was given her.
with the astonishing result that im
provement began, and continued . until
finally completely recovered, and is a
healthy woman today." Guaranteed
cure for coughs and colds. 60c and
L00 at All Druggists. Trial bottle
free.
While trying, to swim the creek at
Hampton, Vs., to elude the guards
Samuel Schwalf, an aged veteran, was
drowned.
Anstbar dees' Mas Sees kWreef
H neglected to take Foley's Kidney
Cure at the first signs of Kidney Cure
at the first signs of Kidney trouble,
hoping It would wear away, and be was
soon a victim or Bright oaeaee.
There is danger in delay, hut If Foley's
Kidney Cure Is taken at once the symp
toms will disappear, , the kidneys are
strengthened and you are soon 'sound
and well . A. R. Bass of Morgan ton.
Ind., had to get up tea or twelve times
la the night, and had severe backache
and pains in the kidneys and was cured
by Foley ' Kidney Cure. For sale
by
DavlsTharniacyv, ".. - -- t
Aa old .white woman and two As
groee were,froceo to death In New Or
leans. ', .,
, , aaaasstJBassl i " '
J - , ""aSSSSBaaaBBBBBBBaBaBi
The Original Laxative Cough Spnrp
is Kennedy's Laxative Jjowey and Tar,
It expels sU cold from the system
actina! as a caUxrtle on the bowels,
Kennedy's Laxstive Honor and Tar
certain. Safe and barmleaa cure for
cokls. CToub and wboufing couch. Bold
by F. 8. Duffy. , r
' Arift ofll,iO,ooobyJohnP. torft
ef Def le the Chkage Ururanuty was
anpounced, t ,; .' ,
Ka Is Ae44 fl4. I
We hava tirf twri of S single In
Unr of s rJ4 rutuhitu h Prwim. ,t,m
or otrr lung trrnil'U whan . Koi-y
If' nry arwl Tr f-a bft an. It r,"t
only sii tha cr, Nt hta arJ
lrmgthm. thahmira, AA for Flry'i
irr.py arwl Tr and rrf.iae tny
elitate o?Tt1 l'r. C. J. 1 p cf
Aen, VWh., Writl "I l.ava tiawl
Kotfy'i Iliitwy arvl Tr In Ur rcry
aoTrra rum ff tutn"r.La wi'.h '-!
r i:!e In rr-j mo," fur U ly
1'uAuy i.ii
A .l:.Uu;i.l ooi.i.'lii
exhibited lu Cl.ui-w
and Eva After they
Eve. la despair, tU-s
fc.j -i' rwi.i....
rt'juv TEs A Jam
ln'.d left L K-u.
Rt Adam's feet
TLroufe'h a mistake uu lutfiiifent. at
tendant placarded It with thla descrip
tion: "Motherless." At the sane exhi
bition was a sleeping nymph, by a well
fcnown sculptor, which by another mis
take appeared la the catalogue as ?Mrs.
r , greatly to the horror of Glasgow.
A Sunday , school bo recently gave
thla account of: the prophet Elijah:
"Elijah, the prophet was carried Into
heaven by whirlwind, and the chil
dren -stood bp and cried: Go up, thou
vMhAai t I ia wiYi rnfin rui iiiiikhiii . ts. mi
: - ' t-i-J:
- . . - - ' - . '
Dragging to Death
'TO
miserable invalid suffering from
disordered female unctions, monthly
pains, nervousness, fallings, dizziness,
indigestion, . biliousness,' constipation,
etc, will find relief in wine of Cordui
and Thedford'a Black-Draught, two of
the. most; valuable, reliable, scientific,
curative medicines known for the treat
ment of sick women. ; They are sold at
n drug stores, and should be in every
home.A.Try Om-iMSPk
Five Italian m iners were: hurled in "a
Colorado snowslide and perished.
Th Orlgl nal.
Foley & Co.. Chicago, -originated
Honev and Tar aa a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered for
the genuine. -Ask tor jroiey-s ttoney
and Tar and refuse any substitute of
f ered aa no other preparation will give
the same satisfaction,- It is mildly laxa
Uve. .It contains- no opiates and Is
safest for children and delicate persons.
tor sai9 py uavis rnarmacy. :-;
Andrew Paul, marshal atGirard.Ps,,
Works for the glory of working. His
alary is 11 yearly, and he pays fifty
cents each New Years to a man
who swears him in.
To draw the fire but of a. burn,
a cut without leaving a scar, or to cure
boils, sores, tetter eczema and all skin
and scalp diseases, use DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. A specific for piles.- Get
the genuine. No remedy tauses such
speedy relief .- Ask for DeWitt'B-the
genuine. Sold by F. S. DuffyT
The most favored man in the King
dom of Siam is an American named
StrobeL ' He is the King's . counsel,
and His Majesty takes no important
step without consulting Mr. StroebeL
Bests th Mutlo Cure.
"To keep the body in tune," writes
Mrs. Mary Brown, 20 Lafayette Place,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. "I take Dr.
King's New Life Pius. They -are the
most reliable and pleasant laxative I
have found.',' Best, for the Stomach
Liver and Bowels. Guaranteed by Al
Druggists. Price 25c. '
To purchase Sarasota Key,' a tropical
island, 10 miles lonx by a mile In width,
about three miles off the western coast
of Florida, just below Tampa bay, and
there set up a huge menagerie for the
zoological market of wild animals la
the latest . plan of A group of eircti
owners headed by James A, Bailey.
Fear Nsserte Isbles. -
St Vincent's Infant Asylum, Chi
cago, shelters homeless waifs awaiting
adoption, And there are nearly 400 ba
bies there. . Sister Julia writes: "I
cannot say too moth in pralaoof Foley's
Honey knd Tar for coughs, cokls, croup
and whooping cough." Contains no
opiates an Is safe and sure.- Ask. for
Foley's Honey and Tar and insist upon
having it, as it is a safe remedy and
certain in results. . Refuse substitutes
For sale by Davis Pharmacy. ' ; . .
. ... . ; - v
. Xooui uaia oi Xuvi to j ea
tt enauoj eaj, uru,iita 'Vaj
-VK Wit tuixii.cp o) uM oi ea
wiAt 4aU uioa jo pJX
(ooi eie ad( oi aot) saejeirt
v '- iee irv . .
,. "aaajj aiA )ox)ea-oi oi stqnea)
ilqi rr Suittii) Xq ssjbi SuiXuoa jo
)ne oS awtn y )ai sq) Xta eq )tqi
pawAooatp i-i3 jqni tixj& j,uoj
q oxmj bJbj not Pip
.Ne p8l la as pleasant and positive as
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Thee
Famous Little Pllk are so mild and ef
fective that ehiklrw, delicate ladle
and weak peopte enjoy their cleansing
effect, while strong people say they are
th best Hver pills told. Never gripe.
Bold by F. & DuiTr. '
'h - - eaaBBBaaBiBjBaaaaBWtBafaBaBaiaBaaBaSBMS
;'S;;cizl lo Fzrr.zrs!
W would advise sQ ho contemplate
nalnff lime on their land this aoaaoo to
try granulatod oytUf shalls, the be
snd eonrenient way of rrTring hf '.!
for qylf k rulU and laiiUng e.TerU. U
nee with fertiliwr distributor.. Tble
form pii'si'i ree at! the virtue of th
original she!!, whkh la known in b
ttm, smnvinia, ultrngen, and Salt, l--AAf
morh snimal matter, kUr arvl
etfar to harvtle tKn qtiirk lima, and
rosU Joa al tU Vrcrr, ftfuVo-l n
Olhl?.' T.Wi!it ff tia j iar.t
limiUd, ao wtaiI I a4vi your rr ler
iff alr-'sl V at or'-. p W: , j
tttrm Jotirna'.a of lK ff.ur.'ry art
tr..r-!y ft i I tM n tit Jin ar. I m
t li.'.iy j-t ran I (T'i astray In tjj ir-g
r.-' f.f !.! h ftirj farrier li s.rt
m Car'. I r.a I rv.u a lKo (rij.j,
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EXHIBIT.
(Continued from yesterday.)
Office of Register of Deeds I
Craven County. - - . ;
' ' ; February, 1905. ,
ab-. - . .
B B Wooten, election officer, ? i; 11 21
I' u I J . 1 1 . 1 , . n n
x o uum, moor on onuses, ou w
u V Richardson, . per diem, r : 9 40
8 S Lancaster, keeper Neuse
-a bndge'uj3.ffl: ?w?";80 00
N Arpen, keeiwTTentbrkige; 61 85
S Singer, sup, for C S k v.V-Vv-i'TO
,D B Wood, labor reg. deeds,' 'i; "lO 00
Fannie Williams, keeper county
home,-y v'-j; 20 00
MurreH & Bakerl sup. 3 S C.-.-'v"-l 6
,n uasKins, post ai"pnorv;i' gs:
"ft house, -$iM0S$, &?SS;S4igpi4. :80
CL Stevens, prtg. for county,-- 11 60
G W Hamilton wood at.county'
. S:hbme ja r-2,:'v'
J H Stanly, election officer,-; ' -Remington.'
typewriter ' ma
chine and booksyl . -. J":"';
83 13
1 00
68 90
10 00
117 00
E W':Smallwood. mdse fence
FS Ernul, bridge voucher. .
46 07
City of New Bern, rent water
and sewer :.v,;- ,. - :
25 go
R D V Jones, viewing remains-'
F Mann and Wnv jonesj -
Merrett Whitley, burial pauper, '
Whitford Hdw. Co. mdse. for
10 00
3 60
bridge,
10 00.
J M Morris service Smallpox,"'
George P Dudley, ' election
50 00
officer, .
A Meadows, mdse. court
house,
3 00
28 00
35 25
6 00
Geo, B Waters, mis. co. work
Silas Fulcher sup. of poor,
Irene Cooly cook at county
home, . . i
5 00
25 00
240
2 00
13 95
60 00
2 00
G D Bradham, mdse co. home,
A B Wallace, work at jail,
E D Avery," rations ti poor,
E & Broughton, sup. to treas.
E M Green, legal services
W R Barrington, per diem,
McGehee & Willis, .sup! to poor,
G D Barnard & Co, sup. to
117 60
CSC.
10 10
16 72
30 00
22 60
5 00
Gaskill Hdw. Co., mdse. for
bridges,
W A Wilcox, keeper streets
ferry, ;
E W Dickinson, janitor,
E W Smallwood, .- mdse. for
bridge . ' "
Dr J F Rhem supt health and
small pox.
224 66
M D Lane mdse. fence No. 8,
Dow wire wotk, railing reg.
26 25
deeds office
31
18
D R Davis, mdse. county poor
Hollister & Cox, coal at court
house v
66 00
M B Sauls, election officer,
M D Lane, material for bridge.
1 99
18 00
134 70
8 10
100
W Blddle, jail bllL
J H Smith, witness ticket,
John Amesing 1 month support
Llda Salter, do
1 60
200
200
200
200
200
10 00
Caesar Conn, do
Mary Gilsard, do, .
W Bonner, do ,
Sarah Hancock, do
Mariah Styron, do
Naval Reserves, do
L Beasly do - '
Peter Ward, do
M Beasly, do
E Washington, do
Eliza Blount, do .
' , March, 1906.
B W Wooten.labor fence No. S,
F 8 ErnuL jury ticket, .
W D Barrington, per'diem,
McGehee 4 WUlla, eup. to '.
poor,,..''.;.'; 's
W 8 Ham, election officer,
HarreU Prgt. Co. eup. to C 8 C.
E F While tup. to poor, ?-.
f 8 Baxter, labor on bridges,
O 0 Dunn, wp. to county,'
G V Rkhardaoo, per diem, .'
A E Wads worth, do - '
Dr J F Rhem upt of health, -L
J Taylor sup. for small
160
200
200
1 00
200
1
84111
22160
6 00
105 82
6 00
810
18 00
6165
'-125
:u 40
-.9 70
218 66
8845
: 1 60
2000
6 00
pox, -.. . . .
narrcU Pig. Ca edp. C 8 C ;
Fannie WUUama co. hotoe,
Irene Cook, nook co. home.
S 8 Lancaster, Neuse bridge,
t-
88 75
, 12 00
18 40
18 00
.18 8S
14 04
Ed. Wetherlngtort, tup. poor,
E W Dickinson, janitor,
C L Stevens, pub. proceeding,
State hospital, nane, ,
A M William, tup. for poor ;
Wbtlford Hdw. Co. top. for
brilg. ' - . .-, . :
7 8 Emul brldg Toucher, . ; '
Calvin McLarob, small pox
George D Bernard un, reg.
dWds . .
J W Cwklla, ahTife, "
d jil bill,
Voo
Vtt
U 60
0 00
$7 &
-110 40
II M r.rovr. eu.IL tr, hook,
,1 10
W J CW'., Core crk brilge 8S W
i.i w, fene ha. Z,
17 00
40 00
W U 1 do
W J V. ikot, Etr-U ffrry,
B B Wwttl. am all pof,
!t Co, np C 8 C
J L 8 r,,
K M (iren, kgaj aeTrke,
C E Ti'7, r-' d:rm.
fj n V'!t, ri.it work,
U K r, H x.
so 00
23 fc
10 U)
7A M
V, 10
V, V)
M n
M CO
foe u r-... 1 I
4 '
( tt
t ti 1
- , - 1 I
-la
I'
Z V it!y Ck Lbor 8 00
II-;;h La;.e, S pox, 20 00
B B Wooten, do ;- 4 00
B C Feteraon, do - : 89 00
E & Broughton, sup C S C, . v V- i 40
W C White, S pox, . - - - 60 22
Hyman Sup Co, StreeU frry, . -23 ?0
J B Harvey, per diem, . . . . 7 80
W F Lancaster, S pox,' : - - - 10 10
A M Williams,' do f : '.j;. is 13
Hugh Lane, do ... .-V "'fi, 8 99
D R Davis, mdse for puor, 14 25
Ed.Pama, Vanceboro bridge, 16 75
Jno Amony, 1 month sup v ;-;;. 1 00
Lida Salter, doic.'uf -t-60
Caesar Conner, do ..'P.'-'i, Z.'??:-iZ 00
Mary Gelsand. do!;K 2 .00
W Bonnov ''f'-Vf ' w
Sarah Hancock, do v c " , v 2 00
M Stvron. do v- ,s.r". A- .-
2 00
10 00
Naval 'Reserves, ' do t?J-
LBeasly.do 'Ji.fr.'"- V.
Peter Ward,- do : i'. .-r ;. -- .
L Beasly, do ; : '
1 60
:2 00
2 00
; 1 00
2 00
8 65
1 00
42 40
25 75
69 00
1 60
10 00
9 80
35 45
5 00
Washington, do ". '.
Elija Blount, do '"-.,
Cutler Hdw !t Co,- mdse small
April, 1904.
Jno Amony, 1 month sup.
David Tripp, lence No. 1, -.
a ar'nTsii-. i
1 vT uuarns, sup smau pox, -
1 uooa Uo" lence No. 1, r
J cryan unmes, copy V & c,
Israel Mullen, bridge keeper,
J B Harvey, per diem,"
Oscar Gatlin, Swift - Creek
bridge, '
Irene Cooley, cook at county
home,-;
1 rauue wiiuams, Keeper county
home, . -
20 00
G S Wilcox,, sup poor,
4 60
CM McGehee, do
112 65
4 62
L Satherthwait, small pox,
F S Ernul, bridge voucher,
G B Waters, mis work, -E
W Dickerson, janitor,
E M Green, legal services,
C L Stevens, work for county,'
Telephone Co., rent of phone,
61 41
38 00
15 00
25 00
10
9
44
7
7
Hollister & Cox, coal for jail, .
Merrit Whitley, burial pauper,
Ed D Avery, sup of poor,
A B Wallace, labor on water
pipe, -
1 00
E & Broughton, sup for court
house, ,
16
as
Spiriten Chem Co., mdse for
bridge,
67
11
GrV Richardson, per diem,
C E Foy, do
J S Simpson, small pax,
J W Biddle, jail bills,
S S Lancaster, bridge keeper,
C W Russell, fence No. 1,-
14
38
138
30
13
8
W R Barrington, per diem,
T S Baxter, bridges,
J W Biddle, exp Geo Thompson,
52.60
18
W A Wilcox, Streets Ferry,
A Wadaworth, per diem,
30
5
J W Biddle, indgt claims,
92
D R Davis, drugs to poor,
J F Rhem, sup health and small
16
238
pox,
00 1
85
G W Hamilton, wood county
home,
R D V Jones, inquest A White
and J Cully,
52
25
A H Bangert, juror at inquest,
3 00
3 00
L A Taylor, do
M Disoaway, do
E Wsdsworth, do
W B Hanff, do
N C Hughes, do
Claud Gipchint, witness at in
quest, Tom White, do
Caesar'Conner, 1 m sup,
N Arpen,. trent bridge,
J B Harvey, court fees,
WR Barrington, do
J A Arthur, witness at court,
J A Arthur, do
W G Avant, do
Howard Allen, do
DF Atkinson, do
R Bonner, do
NBeaaley, do
B D Borden, do
J WBowden, do
A L Bryan, do
M Bryan,' dt
M Bryan, do
W R Barrington, do
A Chandler, do '
Alma Cox, do
A Cheney, do - ,
P Cappa, do
Ruf us Carter, do
NedCUrk, do
A Carter, do
Ja Dent, do .
LG Daniels, do .
Virg Fdhvllle, do
nnry Fonville. do .. -
Silai rrazier, do ' . , ' :
C Fkmlng, 49 ; ;'
Arthur Foy, do ' '. JL." y' v.'1.
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O Gaak In, do "
Joe G arris, do K , " i :-
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J M IlergPt do V
Mry Gllaard, 1 Bio. support .
W Brown, do
8 Hancock, no t -J
M Styron, do . . , . -Kara!
Reaorvea, do . .
L Ufaalcy, da . - ,
refer Ward, do '
Ifranlry; do -E
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F.Uta bUmnt, do
Z Knjatrk)t, fence Na I
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C Lupton, do " . 1
R P Montague, do - : ., ..
W W Prescott, do --V r
W B Parker, do
M Styr on, do
Constable 3rd township, do
Sheriff Wayne county, do ;.'
Sheriff Orange county, do .
, 165
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v.r'890
4 25
',.'125
'106
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2 25
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14 38
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Wm Ellis, do 5
s K street, do - ; ?
AS Dixon, do
F T Patterson, do 2
C-n Jacobson, witness at court -Isaac
Idlet,; do
WKellyv;:-ci;, ;
S W Latham, do, . .: .
J Latham, do 1 ; -'
N Latham, do ; ' .
Isaac Long, do "
C Lupton, do V; 7
S Lipman, do -'
R P Montague, do
Jno Moore, do :
W McRae, do
205
205
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Thos Murphy, do
Fannie Moore, do
WB Barker, do
G R Parker, do
J Pearson, do
RNPughdo
M EvPerry, do
E Roberson, do
Henrietta Rohn, do
Ella Rhon. do
2 10
515
1 55
85
-JH Russell do
S R Street Jr., do
M Smith, do
Carrie' Smith, do
195
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2 50
2 55
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165
50
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1 75
1 50
1 80
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155
S Simmons, do
Joe Scott, do
J E Smith do
B F Taylor, do
Sperling Thomas, do
M Valentine, do
W F White, do
R W Williamson, do
W M Watson, do
J W Wallace, do
Alex Watson, do
B Williams, do
W N Wynn, do
J T Copland, do
L Ham, do
Thos Carter, do
J T Ford, do
Wiley Russell, do
Albert Harris, do
Jno Foscue, do
Mlnne Foscue, jo
Isaac Idlet, do
Ben Harris, do
J W Duguid, do
Walter Jones, do
Joe Buck, do
Shade Heath, do.
R D V Jones, inquest M Wiley
N C Hughes, juror M Wiley
Ed Bangert, do
E W Howe, do
A II Bangert, do
D B Wood, do
Guilford Lewis, do
R A Sawyer, witness M Wiley
T Latham, do
L Simmons, do
Sam Jones, do
N H Russell, do
J B Davis, do
C E Cove, do
Alonzo Williams, do
Ike Tillery, do
Joe Scott, do
R D V Jones, inquest Allen
Riggs
D W Bailey, do
N C Hughes, do
J H Carraway, do
M L Mason, do
K F Taylor, do
Jas Taylor, do
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Dr Wlndley, do
Wm Daniels, do
J Q Adams, do
Ned Jones, do
Hasty Grocn, do
C E Foy, per diem
HarreU Ptg Ca, sup C. S C
GD Barnard, do
L U Cutler Hdw Co., smallpox
G V Richardson, per diom
D R Davis, sup. poor
M Green, legal services
Geo Green, U 8 Court cost
W R Barrington, per diem
E Broughton, tup. cat
C V McGehee, tup. poor
Fannie A flliama, work county
borne
Fannie Williams, keeper coun
ty home
Irene Cooley, cook county
'. honied- . -L
S Harper, election officer
TR Smith, do
Blade Lombcr Ca, lumber
. for bridge '-At J-f-E
Broughton tup, e. A e,
C L Steven, county printing ,
Raymood Pollok, smallpox, 4
8 Fulcher, tap. peer, - "
M E Whitchuret, tup. ' reg.
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Str Howard, frt en lumber,
F 8 Emul, brVlge voucher
W Mann A Co., stamp court
houe ' ' , .
J V Hhem, nipt health ;
A E WfliiwoTth, r-r ilipm -1
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BLOOD POISON CURED
-?.;-i?A Derate Struggle ai How it Ended V
.c Joat 27 ttiiee froot the clattie 'etty'ef AthenvGiu, is located the thriving
kltietownef Maxey's, the reaideoce of Mr. lobtrt Ward, who baa just bec
releaed from the most perilous predicament the parfhulars of which he has
consented to give to the public, He writes as follows:
V;' ; ' ' r'-'". VAun'Bi. Ogutmorpb Co , GX., July'L
01 'twelvecr fourteen jeare I have been a great suffer with a terrible
form of Blood Poison SypJulis,) which ran into the secondary, and finally it
was pronounced a terliarv form. My head, face opd shoulders became almost
a aond mass of eomiDtion. and finiiu tKo A
' skull hone 1 r WarA. owk XZ2L
'-oa-i ji : icpuiu- uni. hit mree veers ' 1 aosomtav
:V tISJ0i0Pl-l?1 ,n I Entities of the most noted blood
lffi nLT3 .p,,h10?e but my condition con-
05:vto.r-": "d, I must surely die. My bones became the
4K'ISC-etJfhw"d,imnht8W,!rc P3' in misery; I was
tufttgt? m kl5ney were terr,bly dtranet'd' and ,ife be-
v'55L ; Idianeed'to aM Advertisement of B. B. B., awl 1 sent one dolUr to W.
2 30: vnmorMa-n;eMh place, and they procured one bottle
2 30 . -4 ii,? "f1 Wlth aec,ded benefit. I continued its use and when eight
or ten bottles had been used was pronounced sound and well
t, r! 'fStZStt wW 8n nnm,e' lookinK like a mB who bad been
11 50 burned and then restored, My case is well known in this count v. and for th
166 Denentorothera whomaybeaimilaily
9 on ct8to the public, and to extend my heartrelt thanks for so valuabl,
1 dy' h h8ve been wel1 oyer twelve months, and no return of the diaea
160 curred. Uoiieht V
. . . ,
v, ; rt?' . underspei.1 "now Mr.
that the wets as above stated bv
worst cases of Blood Poison WA ever
9 05 cured by the use of B. B. B. Botanic Wood Balm. """" """
2 15 A. T. BniciiTWELi., Merchant.
1 65' TA Hart- w- c- BinniiMOHE & t:o.. Merchants.
a ai1 o. . D1 w-.,c: Campbeil J. H. Brigiitwell, M. 1).
oor -Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) is guaranteed to cure any Blood r Skin
2 35 Disease if taken m sufficient quantity as directed. Il is sold by all (rood druir-
2 05 K1848 at 1-00 Per large bottle; 6 tor $5.00. Valuable book free
2 05!
Our Mr. L. G. Daniels who is now in the wo.t will roturn in about 10 days
with 50 head of the best selected Ilorsei and Mulea wciliinK fr .m 950 to 1400
lbs, to be found in the State.
We have now on hand 25 head of Rood woila-rs an I IhoroiiKldy aci limal.e
Horses and Mules. Also a complete lino of Waous, Surry , Buggies, Car
Wheel and Harness of every description. We uar.int. ('iir .riivs the hwest
quality the best,
See us before doing business.
Very truly,
Daniels
60
50
50
60
60
50
60
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Livery, Feed,
1
STAB
Largest and finest stock of Horses and Mulo ev r iJlnnl for ..lr
1 A car load of each just in. Alan n complete lm. ..f f n
j Harness, Kobes, Whije, Cart Win i 'r. Lie
T.-A- JONES, Proprl-
, Broad Rtroet, New Hern. N. c:.
J L. HARTSFIELD
Olllrnctnr liIKl ltiilUr.
MTU k A3 I t Mill IlLK ST. I I DM 7!ih
After having 0 much trouble to get Tin work tl'.re ),, n I wanted it an
20 00
600
100
100 lik I waatod It don hat porvhasoil the Tin KuHineM f L. II 'aunon. Hev
opened A First Claa Tin shop No. 90 Middle .Street, next to ;kine Cyrl
8 40 Store, where I have compt-tent and enprriencl men to do m wotk, I will run
4 86 this Luainewe in fwj'itirtlin with my CONTRACTING and BUII.DINCi,
1200 Any wotk tent me will receive ritOMIT ATTKNTKiN, ami will U b
64 40 UVEUED when PROMISED.
2 00 - lhaveaa EXPERIENCED SLATER, AI L KIM'S OF STOVE WORK
t. DONE. STOVE PIPS MadrojOrder. Office H,.ne 12. Hoidence IM.
4 60., . ' ' - .
:j;m.mold,
66 6?
2000
Kill
870 .
For'
f!vt
Llvciy, Feci Silc and Exchange Stable.'
rrel and irr at Htrk t,f Ilitaee an- MgW ever (Tere4 in New Bert,
A rar 1 i bt f'h J t L OrrleU line of P:ifs;i WC'". Tfaftte,
:M, V.) - I(..iw;i. -
'ZIT.. "WV m
affected, I think it my duty to give
le
e a reme-
inease has oc
ht WAnn.
MAXEY'R, (Ja., July I
Robert Ward, and take pleasure in stating
him are tn ,mH n,.ti ;. .u?
knew in nnr ivmnttr on.l iL.f u u 1
liLOUD 13A.LM CO.
Atlanta, Ga.
eJToiies,
.Nalo and Exchange
-fcllfflEi leA
iMBi- .liiO x 'V4 -"Ntt,- iThr aMrX '"tJ liKI V
& Hahn
HsE3S
in Ni-w
Waco..
Successor to
M. Harm & Co.,
n
, Sr.
A.BIMOLD,
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