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- ' t ' --...-- . VOL. I. NEW BETINE,N. EMDAY, JUNE 30, 1882. NO. 77, .,1 1, LOCAL NEWS. ASH' ADVERTISEMENTS.. II. B. Duffy Marsh Hay. 1 Thermometer Record of Yesterday. 7 a. m. - ' - . - 80- 3 p. ni. - - - 94 9 p. in. - - - 80 J Journnl miniature Almanac. t i (inn rises, 4:48 J Length of day, Nun sots, 7:19. ) 14 lioumand 23 niin.-( Moon Hoti 4:07 a. m. ' . The Mayor hail a new Lawn ' Mower at work cn the Rtreels yesterday. The 3d District nominates McKoy ior Judge and Galloway for Solicitor. Tlut'i) will ba a Lawn Pavty at the Baptist Church this evening, coniiueiic- , lug at t) o'clock. " Mr. E. ?. Brinson living near the city tenMn on Thursday the first cantelope seen by us this year. We learn that - the Slienuudouh will give a Fourth of July excursion down the "Neuse. It will , make a pleasant trip. . '4 ': a We are requested to announce that tlieie will be a Love Feast at Neuse street Methodi.st Church to-night at b ; o'clock.' ' ' , '' ' . J lie UolusDoro Messenger lor some time, has been allowing a decided im provement in its local as well as edito rial columns. .A communication from Trenton about the Polloksvillo Masonic celebration came to hand too late for insertion in , the Weekly Journal. The Obseriei' and Messenger speak ve y highly of the speech recently' delivered in Congress by Hon, J. W. Shackleford of this district. It was on the tariff and tax commission, . The News and Observer calculates that the acreage of crops in North Carolina has increased 100 per cent in the last ten years. Rather heavy calculating even if figures never lie. Mr. Wni. Erwin has lost another horse . two within the last month. This is Very distressing on liim, a poor man, to lose in so short a time the two dray horses with which he made a living for '. his family. ;. 1 ' ...-. . - Guiteau hangs to-day. The belief in his insanity has been gradually growing in the minds of the public, and a re prieve of six months would probably work public opinion to demand a differ ent sentence. : ' . The Elizabeth City excursionists will ; be back this morning, and every man of them will vow he had "such a splendid time-, " wnen everybody knows that no t fun could be extracted out of such hot days as Wednesday and Thursday by set of men in red shirts and bell crowned fire hats. Encouraging ; . We take it as a very encouraging sign to see so many interested in the subject of Water as are, at the present time, in ' our midst. 1 It indicates a disposition to return to the use of that ancient beve "rage as an article of drink. A. & SI C It. R.'.toi It holder Meeting; j ' ' Uy Special Ti'legranl to Hie .TouiiNAi.. ' Morehead City, June 29. The Stock holders, meeting was organized after considerable preliminary discussion Col. L. W. Humphrey was elected chair man. The meeting adjourned to meet after tea. ; The Directors and Proxy the same as last year. . , "Water Supply, ' The question asked by "T, " to submit a feasible plan in getting water works for New Berne is a pertinent one. But we think the suggestion of Trent river is a wrong one not fall enough to be had. The Neuse, we believe, has more i fall. ; New ; Berne ' is just twelve feet . .above the level of the ocean, and Kin ston is forty-five feet, making a differ 1 enCe: in elevation of' thirty-three feet between the two places. Some point heiween the two placea would .afford ample fall. ' , Cotton Seed Oil as a Manure. , The letter from Dr. Saunders on cot ton Reed oil suggests to us the ad visa bility of "testing his theory i by actual practice. We have always understood that the oil in the cotton seed added ' nothing to its fertilizing propel ties, but believing is not equal to knowing. The matter can be easily tested, and we sug gest to Major Dennison,,who is interest ed in the matter, to get wine reliable gardener or farmer to make a test; or number of tests; : Take from his factory the meal froih a bushel of,seed, and mix with this meal the oil that was extract ed from those seed ; then take the meal bv itself from a busheL of seed: and then take a bushel of uncrushed seed and plant side by side, for comparison three rows manured with each of the three fertilizers. Let this same test be made with several crops, and on differ ent soils, and when the result is made known the question will be definitely settled. .. . . . , ; . Pcrmoiial. Mr. R. II. William? of thi-j city goes to New York to day on the Shenandoah, to be absent about two weeks. Capt. E. R. Page tells us that Mr. Best has bached from the ' Jones and Onslow railroad could not be sustained by the Syndicate. Mr. W. H. Gaskill of the firm of Duffy & Gaskill has removed to'SUjne all in Pamlico county, where he will merchandise.' Mr. James rsryan ot, ramlico was in the city on Thursday. He is selling machinery 'tot' VI". F. Kornesnty of Goldsboro. oltoil Outlook. jThe New Berne Cotton Exchange have introduced a new feature in their busi ness and are endeavoring to get up the cotton statistics of the growing crop at the beginning of each month. For the first of July five answers are in from Ave counties, Lenoir, Onslow, Craven, Pamlico and Carteret. The reports from Lenoir and Craven sent by C. S. Wooten chii., anu major u onion are very Sinn- lar and give the following answers: JNochauge in acieige; ' character of weather up to date1 compared to last '.. . in , . . wuiwH, uuu , au.uiciMiieiH in -ci (p, two weeits uuer man last year; con- dition of crop, "small and backward but improving"; number and efficiency of laborers, "about same as last year no increase in fertilizers. " The report front Onslow by Mr. G. W. Ward is similar to above except that there is 10 per cent, increase in acreage; a :;iinilar increase in Pamlico, reported by Mr. N.. If. Banks, who also reuoits labor tU4t ..., . p f..t:i:,. ...! m n vr iv,.nu .., , ,... . .. auu x. nuu ui wiiciui, Bits there is a decrease of OOj per cent, in acreage, and a decrease of 50 ner cent. in fertilizers. JamcN City Troublm. We rint to-day some resolutions si lit by the citizens of . James City, The trouble arises froin.a dispute about the title to 400 acres of laud on South side of Trent river (including James City. The land is claimed by Mr. James A. Bryan of this city, and we suppose, his legal . title however, is gooil. the deleudents, ire all colored people and . . - . I claim-that they were settled there by the Government and no one but the United States has any right to put them out, They have built up a flourishing little village, and they feel it would be a great wronerto be deprived of thebea- efitof their labors. We think if the matter was properly brought before Congress by Mr. Hubbs that some relief might be had there. The present aspect of the case, and from which the resolutions published elsewhere arise, is. as follows: Mr. m has obtained a judgment for pos- . . . . t, t ,on of a.par of the property (a su. Brya: session 1UI " Muut;uu.i,gM.ii peuuiiign i1 -in -t.ii oiill nn A.iafS.. Rl..,.. ..!., D iua.m V" l..l , 1 1.1 ,.aU uuUV. uuH.uuiuuei uiM.M-iuauw.Mt,e avtK.0 until I 10.;i(l y,mr notiti was ueieuuani, anu,as auegeuny ine muignant James uty people, colluded with plaintiff to let judgment Ko agaimt him, eo as to make a test case, In trying to eject, the sheriff meets with a young rebellion. , Indignation meetings are held and Austin Blount is denounced. What the outcome' will be we cannot tell. The law will certainly prevail in the endand it would be well for the defendants, after making their fight in Court, to seek aid from Coji- - -. - gress. They were put in possession by the military, and. believinir the v bid a eood ritrht. have eone to work and im- ' , , , tiicii many vcuih itiuut. r . . f. OiirSehoolM WftklniE Up. A noticeable change has taken place in 'the matter ot seekmg education abroad. Ihereis not, we apprehend, more than one-tenth of our boys who go to MihonlH and collets hevoni I thn compared with eight or ten years ago.' . i Wilmington st ar. This is certainly true. There are 'more successful Academies in North Carolina to-day than at any time, to our knowledge , auu jiv 1 xiieit? nin Hevenii leiis - . a wi ...i. 'j 1 our schools of to-day are of a wide awake, zealous, climbing class, in ac- tKe8piimnthetiii,,e?; BUle, Bingham, bmedes. Burwell, the Horn- ers Lvnch. Reinhmt. Winston. F.v and Moreon; DixonAtkinson, Mclver, and the rest, why, there isn't a grand- pap in the whole lot of them ! And k."- IT 1 s ,",v, u ohanifi ' . .. i Not only is'theia clge Siout' go- ingoutof theStatetoseekaneducation, v. i. j. 1.1. 1 but the rule now ,s to get the education dnectlat home., All over the State, town i and cities a haying first grade -uWu t.murcn .nay ue supplied witn nnerat educations with- oy.uau uiid iwuis. uuu ucaiijfcvnj-BiirioBJi.tej.mniewoeiue. oui uieu iyew dciub is me Aniens oi North Carolina and can Jive on her past glory 1 ons.butoneof the first, perhaps the aim; pi icsiu unu nit nsn was sins chief reason, is that the .conductors of wered that; lean lish were worth Kinston Items. " Our PostiuaMler has recently put up a long needed and beautiful sign to indi cate the location of the postoltice. ' k The town Constable, B. 0. Kilinitrkk, u doing well some needed work, 'lean ing up Queen street our main thorough fare. ' .. Mr. Thomas J. Presson, the architect and builder is unite 'dangerously, ill with malarial fever and other compli cations. . There is u "dem foin" young man in Kinston of such vast lung power that a blast from his mouth : t-luikes nil the peaches from his neighbor's tree.f. Our city fathers are threatened with a suit for damages to the ini'e of Win. Hunter, which, last huuday, - took a "Sam Piu'tli leap in an uncovered town water drain. Married in Woodington Township on rhe 23d instant, by Rev. Henry Cun ningham, Kliler .Nathan. Hill to Miss Axey Smith. That in just the' way these old' widowers will act. J. F. Parrott and F. I!. Loll in left u.s last Monday evening lor Sails Souci at Morehead City to sport with Hie breezes and the girls and perhaps "take in out 1,10 .wet 'one or two of the latter. We learn that John C. Wooten. :r.. wn0 lias t,oen confined to lus hou.se IBIumiJ icunclllj lllllll nit! uu.K-K t . ,llir. Miliiriimllv ,:, !, ,...,..V,u . m-- - ...... .w. wv i mm to leave inline. The Mayor had the Republican wheel horse. R. YV. King Esq. up before him last Monday, charged with using "cuss Words" in violation of the town ordi nance and asked for SrS.KO to settle the bill, which tin; defendant pcmnntoral- ly declined to fork over, but politely "iv,t0lt Uw Mayor up to a higher court. We have had lately meteoric explo s101lsji powder-house explosions and uynaimie explosions oud tne mnumu P'on'oii euuseu uy ine appearance oi j-,,,, Vi (j, (jiaik's letter in your paper of the 281 h is the most powerful and :ti.. .1 .n u-iiuiu in uiein an. It will semi the head of the State gov ernment,' .along . with the "Judicial Crank," lately on the 2d Judical Dis trict, straightway to the land ''Where the angel Oabriolle ' Doth blow fir his Evangaline. " Ws.ter. Mil. Editor: While the subject of supplying the city with poor water mini 'the Trent is being agi- tilted. vi soin ot'thiisii. !i.lrii. itiii. i - ' the scheme' sn linn a eiiMibh" n bin for construction of the works with probable cost of the same including the main pipe and feeders. also the price, to consumers. If a plen- tillll supply can be had at reasona mi riUt!-s n b (lone to nil Pi'ove the stppearance of our city n! 0 wa.V ot lawns suulcool grassy l11uts .",U,S SlV!lt.'.V t out com tort T. I'raeticsil vs. ( be niii al Pai iniiii; ;15l)lTO!W Jou'uNAb: Under the al.,0Vf cal,t,on. . "f'." a" which was published in the Daily j0UBNAL ; tM 24th uU N(1 l,..;,,,, n, snLo,.,.!!,,.,. f (! H.,ih- r " ' .. . . . Jt ""V .-' W!1S lll)!lV!ll'(. O t 10. 1111 1 1 W'ilt ,111 ll .. . . .. .' ' tiou i,y private letter. Could it havo beeu inserted ill the Weekly issue I should h:ivn no.n it without delay. The object (if my article was to show that the results, of some Oils, . applied agriculturally, contrauicreu the teachings ot client stVV, and that, this might, be tin "case wit It cotton seed oil. As " I 1 r i ;W 1 "ave no personal experience ollel ,nn 1 110 ".lWi ' ax ''"'''. mown lrom J)r. .lolin- I tsli-ji'a A Ai'l.mlf in... lwi,, iLifui' "o'"'"y" vuinouj '' K!"UI18. ,u Wll:u" 011 lHiucei mJ)v P.1'1"!! 1- than 40 bush .Tiillliofitll Kin-inn' flutf flwi- ima unction oi an (Mit-idiing mumtro bv Ill n ...1 : i a. . I Mill llf O llVll (IIIIll lllr in l f u A-W' UiUUiS,. iiuiie) JUUSt w ao couineti ior m some oilier principle than the nitrogen it contains. On uh.it. miiwiuhi rilu.nl, n.. i,l.n Li-nn ,,,,,1,1,4 ,imls choiniiti-vtn tench kSrU "Hdl IStaiHlS ClieilllsUy tO tC.U.Il ti,.,f ,.-,.-u ...... .....1 la, . u uies ni result 01 experience sis coutrodicling .this ' cheiillcal idea A letter to our Stsito Chemist about three years ago asking- for his onin ion as to the relative, fertilizing i 1 . . 1 ..... . most. It is the orevelenee of tins it kia that makes the manufacturers f commercial liianures prefer the ,.. ,. , 1 .. . extraction of the, Oil llOlll tllO tisll 8(!1'P tliat they use to stmnioiiiate with. ' 1 am aware , that the result of experience disprove this chemical idea-r-that; oil, arc not mamercs 1 101. lUlllllOHS 111 hlS Geological gwvvey' of N. 0., declares that "st.ices which abound ill oils mn ft 110 iuH ruin in LiuA'iiii m f . 1 , u , - ' . .... Ma,tlt)t ft. exists ? u Qm fche Qr theOl lZillg 1111(1 tllO Other of eX neriencel ; ! .uoiumeuting on my ; article you t'lailU tliat the tl'OUblO Wltll 1116 e.VlSl8 111 TI16 ISICC TllSlt 1 llHV.mUie cotton seed oil by the standard of animal oils, but'Uherf is a vast dil fi'Tonee liotwoi'ir ii pure vevtrtblej oil and train oil or blubber roliise." Dr. Johnston did not say that, the j experiment he related was made with "blubber refuse," but in his comment plainly uses the language "pure, oil." Prof, Lnimons in his (leologieal Survey of N. (1. says, "the eot ton seed is a well known subslanee whose reputation as a fertilizer is luisctl in part npo-ti its of'."' Is this true or not ? A cor rect answer to this question will be of vast in tore .t to cotton planters just at this time. If cotton seed lose no nianmial value in the ex traction of their oil, then a new and important industry will be greatly, enhanced, and the fanner will have mother .source from which to draw i little pocket money lint lei the matter be settled, not by theorizing, but by experiment ing.. 1 have never found it very difficult-to ffff e myself rich, but how to work myself, rich is quite mother thing. I have seen men who could talk you into Paradise on tanning,- hut who were the poorest practitioners . you could imagine. Hook f inning never succ eeds. Why ! This is t he ques tion to be solved. Is chemistry at faultr-or may the failure of its ad herents be attributed to si wrong implication of its principles f Ihousands ot planters Southern country are all over our anxious for Turn it on. Sakd'hks. ight and information. J. V. Sanders' Store, X. O Jami'K it) Ton iihliiii N. 7. We, the citizens and voters id Township -No. 7, met at (he City Hall and adopted the following preamble ami resolutions: - UKitK.is, One Austin r.lount is lilled the office of ' Deputy Sheriff in our midst, ami we have jiroved hiin sin enemy in many in stances too numerous to mention. liexolml. That wo make this our petition, and in the said petition pray the High Sheriff ot this county to remove the said Austin Llount from his otlice over us. . i'c.S'om, That we the people iind voters of James City, Township No. denounce the said A. lWoiint as obnoxious smd si. burden to us which must be removed. lie it therefore rewired, Unless he is removed we denounce the ap pointing power, and accuse him or them with the burden now upon us. ." . lie it furthermore resolreil, I'nless he is removed we take our stand not to move in political issues in nor under any circumstances, what ever, neither in the convention or the general election. JfcioJ ml, Jit w e t he voters. and citizens of .lames dry,' "Township iSo, t, reipiest the editor ol the New I'.crne JciiKNAi. to publish I he action of our distress meeting. Washington Seiyr-v, . . . Chairman.. Ohaklks AVi'liJaais', Scc'y. 1 S. 15. 1Uint.uk, Kcpoilcr. .. ' ..The following Committee were appointed to wait upon the Honor able Ilign Sheriff with the petition, now containing about '.85 names, signed diirin the night : Key. S. P.. Hunter, ,. Lee and (,'iias. Williams, -lames City, June li7? 1SSJ, . . ... 4an STArrE NEWS. ' ftlcaned I'rom our i: li:iiiy.- VViliniiif'ton Star: The brig Frances ,lane, (lapt. 'Uennett, was cleared from this port for iHL Kitts, West Indies, yesterday, by Messrs Northrop oc (luiiimmg with 14L',11!I feet of lumber and 1(10,0011 shingles, valued at - :i,:5-I0.!)!. Mr. Ira Lennon sends us two cotton blooms picked from a three acre lot ,of Mrs. Flsincis Lennon, (if Ooluinbus county. lie - also has a field of twenty acres- in corn, which is silk ing and tasseling. Mr. James Walton, of Odslow, also sends the first cotton bloom from that county, njaleigh Xemaiul Obnerrer; The buildings at Iiinglram School will be finished in ' about "two weeks. -Spier -Whitrkei, Ksq.,! and mmily, on yesterday' afternoon-, left for Iowa on a visit to Mr. W's. mother.- Notwithstanding the exceedingly warm weather, quite a crowd were out to the rink last night. It was warm, but the skit ters - seemed to enjoy themselves nevertheless We regret to learn of the serious illness of Mr. Pan! 0.' 'Cameron at his home in llillsboro, "JS. Vi. ills sister, 1 Mordeca, and other lneinbers of the lamily went up on yesterday to see him. ,i. (oMMXQ'fesxentcr: lion. W. T. Dortcli is in llaleigh hi' attend ance on the Code Commission. The : track- on Xm Midland N. C. Koad was completed to Smlthtleld - on Monday last, and the train went up Tuesday, amidst great rejok'iiij, In a playful tussle with a com" panion on Market street recently, Mr. .Joe Parker had a rib dislocated -Seventeen sicres of tobacco are being grown by Mr. Arnold IUuilen, which promise fine returns.- ('apt. Swift Galloway, lion-voiced and popular everywhere, was in town Tuesday. With great' unanimity'-of choice he will again be Solicitor.- Among the turnips brought to town recently by Mr. Dave Soiitherland, was -one eigh teen inches in circumference,- and weighing three pounds and three quarters. In . May ISdl, Mr. Warren McOlawhorn of 1'itt coun ty, near Kdwurd's Bridge, in Greene county, while on his way home from 1'oint. Lookout prison, was thrown from si cart, sustaining a disloca tion of his hi p from hich he never recovered until a few weeks ago, eighteen years sifter the accident, lie was widking along the road when to his surprise the hip sprung back in its proper place and he is now once more happy. DISSOLUTION The firm heretofore known sis Duffy & (iaskins is this day dissolved by mu tual consent, W. 11. (iaskins withdraw ing. The business will bo continued by Lei lister Unify. All persons indebted to said firm are hereby notified to make settlement with said UuIVy, witli whom is also left the settlement of all claims, agsiiiist said linn. Ll INSTKU DtKFV, V. II. Gasklns. . New Heme, N. ('.. .June 30th, 1883. 1 return thanks t mv friends and the public for past favors and desire a con tinuation of their patronage. ftespectlully, - . Ll'.INSTKU Dl'FKY, Cheap John's corner, IS. F. & Middle Sts. 1 I 1 V M 1111 FOR KENT. Gin Marsh continuing from "i0 to Acres, ol lust quality MAKJSli il.Vi . Will be rented on favorable terms applying at and to by II. P.. Dcii'v With O. Marks. - d. t w Mew Berne N. C .1 m 1 1 L()Srl'l A -Solid Hold SLEEVE BUTTON with the letter (Ii) thereon in a circle. .The tinder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the otlice of this paper. June 28th tf C. . HART & CO. 01IE TRICE CASH CTOHE. Ni'i-tl-i-iil fiiiurr lMiildm ti ml S,iiiili.l''roiitslri'lsi .o-ilc V. 11 Wiiullry hi,. I K." It. JiMit-s.. IiKAl.KIIS IS . Stoves, House Furnishing Goods, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, LAMPS in great variety, BURNERS, WICKS, CHIMNEYS, KEROSENE OIL, Pratt's Astral Non-Explosive Oil, Machine and Train Oils. W e are now priril tii m:inuf:u'tur Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware. Special atlHiili'.n pi'en lo riiiairinir. trixin old low and warrant ml to lie as lepieented. Apiil It lv d 4Av ' E. M. HODGES, Kinston, N. C, Maniifuctures ami repairs all kinds of BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, ' Carts, Wagons and Plcs, (Mieaper than jou can bil- lliem North, nlso Clieap Coffins Made to order on t-l-oit notice. Slop opponte ;fni. Nnnn's llolel. . NOTICE. $75. Rocoived ol the Monimiental Lite Stock Mutual Aid Society pf'Battimore, M(I.,'thi-o'ih Mefbis. Wntson & Street, Auculs, Now lJciuc, N., C 'Scyentf five Dollar, in full for the Iocs or my horse insured in said Sk iety, that died on the 28th day of May, ; jc22.lt J. W. WILLIS. CITY ITEMS. This column', wit 'to lpc;jt ueY. u to.be wl for Local A,lv'i-linii;. To the Stockholders ofthe A. & NT. K. H. The Midland North Carolina Railroad Company litis applied to F. C. Robert Esq., Treasurer, five several times for-i lint of the stockholders to enable us t make preparation for your accomoda tion to attvud stockholders meeting on the 2'JLh iust., auJ not a ithstaudiiig tlu lists were in his hands when we madj the reijuest to-duy tliey have been stead ily refused to us. " '. '. 1 Not having this list, we are unable ti distinguish stockholders and' must therefore require our conductors to col lect fares from all persons who do 110 exhibit their cerliiicate of stock to them. If this works a hardship to auy of you , we regret it, but the resjioiisibility mut rest on your own ofti.-ers smd not on this company. . . . J. V. Andrews, .'tl. ' Chief Eng. and Supt. LA GRANGE ACADEMY ' (Established in 1870.) ; Male and Female. .1. Y. .JOYXEli. Pli. 11., .1 1). Ml lU'lIY. I'K. B., Principal. Miss Loiiise M. lhuiiels, Music Teacher. The Fall Term of this institution begin Monday. August 7th, 188'2. will I'ti- lils can obtain a prai-liciil busineH edu cation or tin nouuli 1'ic pa ration for Col lege. ' ' ' Tin; Academy is a spacious building and well uppliitl with all appliances iicci ssary to successful, teaching. Tne IYin'ciinls liopc. by pbrsevernnctt and laitlit'uliii'ss. to merit a libvral slmiV of pulilic patronai1. . Such assistants will be employed ns the necessilics oi' tlic school may require. A competent anil i xperU'iiced teacher lias chaivo of the nnisie ib-( ;u l mi-lit. EX'I'ENSKS: Tuition S M $i0 Jliislc. (mi'luiliiif! iim'.. t iimti'iimt-ul) 16 lo . HomiiI, (iui liiiliiifc' lithls n..(l liiel) i tHolll We refer to the Facility of tliC:Uni- Vel ilv nl .North Carolina and to our Ibrnicr eauons. jo 15-tf. NOTICE! rl'o 1 1 u ru t I ( ioikIiiil', i.'ol'i-t Goulil ami I.anm (IomIiI his wi(i-' -(iotxliiii; ami KdwarJ 1- ,,llle l iurtlon. yoii ar,' h'i'ivli.v n.;lifii' i Idat a sporial pro u.'i'diiiK Is pi'iK I i on in lli Snpi'i'ior court of I'l-iiven county wlii'i'tMU i. T. Watson is plniutilt' hikI Titos. 1 ( ..Hwliim voursHlivs ami olhfi'H an il, I'l'iuhuts, asking for tin- i:iriitiou ol a part of M no. us I'ulliick ami IMotfall' Slrms in the t'ily ,,t M'r llorm-, n. C. Ih-uiit tin- same wliicli ilosicmlid to dnli'n,lanl nd niiotliur s lieirs ot Maty K. (looilinfi. dfi.ensi'd 'ou are reiiuireil lo appeal- i n Hie lull ilny ot Septeiulier 1S81 Ht tlio ollii i- ol tlie rli-rk ,.f Hie Superior court and mi swev or demur to Hie cniuplaint as you may bo adviseil. IC. V. Carpenter. June-;, J t W .'';'. THUS. GATES & CO OFFER A LARUE STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF Provisions nnd Dry Goods AT VERY LOW FIGURES." Commission Merchants for the Sale ci Cotton and Grain. SOUTH FRONT ST OPPOSITE GASTON HOUSE. Mitr: 90-w-lyr ' ' ' Ferdinand Ulrich, -DEALEll IN , . , GROCERIES ORY GOODS boots, s u n:s, hats, Hopes, TavIucs, Paints Oils Can vass, and Oiikitm. The place to buy 0)?,VIN SACKS in auy quantity and . --'.' LOKILJ.Altl SNUFF ,,,,, ; .. . by tnebbU'' Orders taken for ? NKTS and SFINES. I'out of Middle street. ? yU 1 u:-k-j NEW BEUNE, N. C. Mir. an. 1 v . ; ,s , , i DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL, With a Military Department ' LA GRANGE, LENOIlt COUNTY, N. C. A r A Will pay all erpenser, inci ud Mp 4 ' 'ing Board, Tuition,' fuel, Lights, and Washing for "session of five months. ''ADVANTAGES:' 5 Five experireced teachers.; Healthy location. ' Barracks for cadets.1 High course of study. . ,, ,,; -(i The next sesnnm bffiii fli'Vt Moiiilay In a'afwt V()lalnloBn aidri' - . " ' " , ' 'ii'.-. Citpt. A.ftUAVIS, Jr.; tirluHp.il. Jnn2Twtf vi ,u '? .'
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