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:Thk- DaW- Journal.
N.EW BERNE, N, fi, FRIDAY, JULY 21. 1882
VOL. I.
NO. 85
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LOCAL NEWS.
Tberiuoiuefcr Bora of.Yf sterday.
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7 a.
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-3 p. Bl.
1) p. m.
Journal Miniature Almanac
Sun rises, 5:001 Length of day, ;
Sun seta, 7:19. 1 H hoursaud 13 nun.
Moon sets 10:24 p. m. .
- The wuter works turn loose on New
Perne every evening.
inated by acclamation. Tins announce
ment brought such an outburst of ap
plause that everything was thrown into
confusion, and during this time
O'Hara niado a speech and accepted the
nomination, declaring he would, re
main in the field until the sun set on the
day before the election, while the chair
man of the convention and the Ilubbs
delegates withdrew and ' nominated
Hon. 0. Hubbs.
I The GreeubacK Nominations.
The National Greenback party of Cra
Tlid Tiaer Mv leaves tins morning at u countv assembled at the court
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. , i . Am(a tr. TTi.ila pnnnl.v. . ... . 1
six O Ciocn 101 imniio j iiouko on yeaitfiuay iui mu jiuijmro
Two bales of cotton at the Exchange nominating candidates for. county of-
fiilav It classed low nuuuuug ticers auu uiemneis or iu uajjiMamie.
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...t ff ot llic. 'ine meeting was uieuy eii uucuucu.
jUMV wo"""" - -
V,,,,!,, Baud nasted up there being thirty or lony or tne puny
' . i I ui. I- nun rK. nil U'liitp imil about aS
,o,,i ifcwmeadUity yesieruay ....... i -v- '
'iW "tooted"' piece at the depot, it many specula. ,.
,wvul Raii.l... . wusuum va, u.v , j
, 1 ,ll f 1.11(.iWM!a in
Mr. F. D. Koonce, a leading Libeial ( . nMdict tUat
of Onslow, is in the city. He says the .
T iiwals have fallowed up the Be-r"' T ... . .... I,.,..
Jonah has swallowed the
whale. ,'fi .
T. HtMuuer L. H. Cuffer returned
from her first trip to Trenton yesterday
J. CsWhitty, Geo. Watson and family
und Aaron Farnell were on as passen
gers. 4 ; -
TThe steamer Neuse arrived from Kin
gton -yesterday evening with . naval
" tores, corn, watermelons and the fol-
iowine Dasseneers: Miss Lizzie Biddle,
f Jlr, Charles Sutton, J. L. Tucker, Wi
1 Jcv EwelL W. Gaskins, Lafayette Kirk-
man Havivnnd Haves. Mr. Boyd and
pen CurawiiR.
The Ttoe' Mtf arrived from Hyde
trouble about the vote in this county
The following proceedings were had:
The meeting was called to order by
Thos. Stanly Esq.
On motion, Cicero Green was; elected
chairman, and 0- H. Wealliei mgton
ecretary with f hos. Stanly atoktant.
The chairman stated that the object
of the meeting was t iionunat candi
dates for county ofllcers and fpr num
bers of the Legislature.
A committee of five, consisting. f J
A. Jackson, K. J. Brock, J . T. Weather
ington, Andrew Davis and Isaac Brock,
col,, were appointed to draft resolutions
The commute yetjred and flurjng
their ahspflpe, Mr- of Bamljco
county on, Wednesday night with the was called upon tp report the condition
. followiug passengers: TVW. Mayhew, 0f the party in his county. He came
II. G. McCloud, 'B-H. Tunnell, Jr., G. foiald and in a, fe remarks stated
.WestonVDV W. Wilkinson, S. J. Back- that 'thfi- parfyas thoroughly M'ga-
with, J. D. Weston, A. L. UroiJle, Mrs. pzed all over the cpujity, and ta it
h, C. Creole, Miss Sadie Swindell, C. gpm(S good speakers would canvass the
;Swm4ell, Mrs. Francis Swindell and county they won W be pertaii) to carry
servant. J ' ! 5 i it in the next election; he wan hopeful
- Amone the f reiehts carried out by the of carrying it anyhow
jWowr yesterday were 400 bushels of The cpmniittee returned and reported
..;i.f tmm VaWncr HrfifiU T.enoir I the follow hie resolutions which were
countv: '900 bushels of oats shipped by unanimously adopted:
J: A. Meadows; 30 tons of cotton seed We, the people Of Craven county iu
.. . t r,. nnn ,j the convention assembled, this the 20th
T"VVnrr rl r day of July A. p. 1D83, do adopt the
' plates by Capt. S. H. Gray; 5,000 water- Ntiouai Greenback labor plattorpi as
melons and' a lot of naval-stores from adopted at Chicago, as our platfornj.
Smithfield-the ' first shipped via the Kesolved, That the people pf the Stale
ifidlnnd Railwav. l; -:' . ? eqmtable contjol of ajjcorpo
1 . and If a VOte bieii takpn the
wa.. - wards tu 'Wat nf mv,:
movement t...-'- ilt
would Iiave been "de ma.
on the corner" having the deciucv.
jority.
The attention of the Panel was called
to the imperfect reports of the Panel
published iu the Jouknal. Complaint
was made that mauj important de
cisions were not published at all, and
the able arguments contemptuously
omitted.
A motion was made to procure tne
services of a first-class paragrapher, to
furnish the"proceeds" of the Panel to
the city press; also to see upon what
terms they could be disposed of to the
American Press Association and the
Reuters Of Europe. After some private
discussion as to how to spell Reuter,
some insisting on "Rooter," a vote was
reached, and also the decision to have
NtNN.
The oi sranization of the Educational
Association was introduced to the con
sideratiou of the Panel, and great in
diunation manifested at such a proce
dure without consulting the Panel.
Great enterprises should have great
"starlings.'" The intimation that. the
projectors-of this one had omitted to
consult the Panel on account of their
diplomatic engagements on the Egyptian
war somewhat reduced the indignant
tejiippvaturo, ami it will b cfill'.i'lfvpd
at another sitting. .
As the PapeJ s now frequently quite
reduced i'l numbers, wealth and intel
ligence, a rule was made that all cases
involving large amounts should he sub
ject to a consideration of the "court in
banc" before decisions were final.
Small amounts anything under two
millions would be disposed of without
right of appeal.
Tjie "store o the ' pernor' ' having
beei tvipp Kfupk by lightujng jn the
past, H I'ty adjournment generally
precedes an approaching thunder storm,
and this was the ease to-toy i
r
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tions and porporatp intpvests within its
lumps m UUS J1MH mpipsp Mf an iff uh
solutely invaluable.
Besofved, Tat all. legislation in layor
Excuralon,
An excursion train will run from
Goldsboro to Morehead City on Tuesday, Lfanj tempted granted of rights to
July 25th. ; Rates very low, and parties corporations y which they arp permit-
should avail themselves of this opportu- ted to wrong or opprpss pne peopjp, m
i . . . ... ., , usurpations tending to the destruction
HitjwviMvu.cw. nf n'reimblican form of covernnient
. . 1 . 1 1 . . A J 1 . "
itetum tiCKets gooa ior teu uuyo uu anj the eptablishmenC of a monarchy
' reerular train for a little more than ei- in its stead.
lcesoivea, rnat ve aemanu.ineconnoi
by the Stale of all corporations and cor
porate interests within its jurisdiction
to the extent of compelling them to per
form their legetnnate work ol serving
the public wjthout discriminating for a
lust compensation iqr u.e service jw
tiered. . : I
The phalr anupuueed. that thp next
thing in order wa3 the nomination Qt
The following were nomi
cursion rates.
-IVIlKOIlU'lllH
In the great glove fight in Madison
flijuarp garden .on Monday night be-
nvpen Snlliyan, the Aniprican, ana
Wilson, tie SJpglfebwan-hoth cjiajn
pion pugilist WjlsQn pppketpd 1,000
pf SuJllyan's nionpy and half of thp
gate rpceip which amoupted tfl ohput candidates.
SJO.OOO more. For this amount he took nated:'' For the Senate, Cicero. Green;
a pretty good pounding. for the House, Major Dixon, co.; for
- . '2 '" Clerk pf Superipr Court, J. A. Jackson;
Hid live iiviu rii-TT n ffVi'fr " i-i tt t ' p rn ,
Hv apdlpfpipglathphy saH. Win rn . r-v ? , j
was out sailing yesterday r
reasrer,
for Poioney, Jp,hn H.
Tlinmnsnn
' r - ' Thomas.
oi'anitKv a mi oAAiTicr n. rPYniviTiir hu.ii oil I
tl e othpr Bide'pf the river, hp' made for .The phair wa authwwd 0 wM
. nnA oiM-iirliiir linfmmrl Mint Mr. I "H "fn6i f v v.iv "in rr'fivi
Tnncvk'was making better Ue of wind Oonvpptipus, and tfl aypm W mem.
J'-l "11 5 Uve Committee for the wmity
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Mei from Wiwout '. .- ; auaresneu uie meuwug upou u.e pum.
From the telegrams given below all pies which govern the Greenback Labor
was not smooth sailing at the Convention party. He was followed by James Me
at Wilson on yesterday. We turn the Daniel, col., who made an enthusiastic
ouestiou over to the "Jewels" to decide speech aud closod by saying hl Wty
who is nominated. 1 wold, Wiaajl ft Nationd President
Wilson, N. C, July 20th.-O'Hara is n Wf of the State of North Varolma
SnI)Mcilpilun rda Sc hool.
The following is a list of the subscri
bers with the amounts subscribed to the
Graded School: , ,
090. Alien, - -
Tlios. S. Howard
J. w. Harper .- - -
T- A-
CipmenfMapiy
L. H. Cptlpr - -
C. E. Foy - - -
W. F- Rountryp
Jps. Scliewerm
J.F. Clark ; -
G. F. M. Dajl
k. R. Jones . -
Elijah Ellis -
(ihaa- II Monk - - !-
Alex Miller - - -f
W. M. Watson -Thomas
Daniels -H.
H. Nunn - -II,
0. Pool
R. P. Williams - -
J. A. Meadows r
O. M. Dijguid - -W.
A. Thompson - -James
Redmond
J. A. Guion
Joe K. Willis
Thus. H. Abp4t - -8.
II. Gray - -S.
R. Street Jr. - -Isaac
Patterspn . - r
B. M. Gates ' - -
D. G.Smaw r -
y. s. piiiiiios, . . -
f). R. F. Edwai'ds
T- J. y
E. H. Henderson -j:
W. Hahiiltoii' -A.
W. Edwards -wm
Tayloi '
j, B. tiin? .
A, W. (VKk. ' -
H- Bperliuff -
W-K-Hrawn - :
A. J. Tinijle -
J. J. Wolienden
Jos. L. Rliom - -
D. W. Hurtt
P. M. Drauey -
Hardy Whitford i t
Jno. N. WUUiuid. -
v ie. L". S.' Burkhoad
'. T.O.Simi-TOw - -
F." Bpjsser- ' - -
drew trpri
ubhimate
Pd- Til? delegates with- The'nieeting adjourned,
rom the - Convention - and will . , , ''.
iHupbi. 1 " " rt
Wilson, N
mm
L. J. Moore.
C, July 2pth.-Hon. O.
is pfflpially anrionce as being
WMtr Uie thpvmometer 0veT W,
eenepdersedhy amaiPMtyohUe ?We Vlth an overplus of (
elegateg, ' ' short of help, gave the "fait!
jNOi tS. Manix.
V Hia ;farual.
ffe Jewels fveywf.
.Wednesday, wVti 9P pppressive da.y
o , ana
cases and
faithful few
an unusual day's labor,
The Wilson Convention bore heavily
i -
...i(r' T.. T. MAnrfl arrived from Wilson on their hands, and was a knfjto m&
. last night and gave the following ex- tion. t.o i?fisf fes'pPviftlly in the ahsonce
pianatioB of the: V&&m gftw of m tetwmm' tw BUne J
Uhlrcoiumn in regard to the fiomi- action. The rumor that large sums of
nation for Congressman at Wilson, money would be used received serious
" After the question of representation consideration v , tin
from the counties of Craven and North- The Greenback Convention, to beheld
aftttlaii. Col. Hum- here,- M'as announced to the "Panel,
'"nhrv seine there was no chance for and permission given to convene, and
' Sim withdrew from the race. At this proceed to issue any amount erf the pre;
juncture," before any vote had been cioua cuyrency 'V. 'T I?t
d','Wv WldEnedtW' chair. . The' Gr'adfe frM V9 HP W
. trfttat GPt. rfumphrpy-ha With- very, generally approved, Wltjl the sg-
, , ufSWtt,aHdthat OTik .had ,4 votes gestiou that a suudav method be adop -fm
Wayne, 2 from Greene, 4 from ed on Sunday schools, leaving out cal
i .Jmi, 5v and a isthenics." as that might be'miscoA-
from Edgecombe, making in all 17 votes strued as leaning toi the Shaker s ;
inata him: modes of woi-ship.
' . , he f ' orefore moved that O Tiara be riom-1 The military spirit is pfl
B: A. Bey
P-SoWPM
C Erdmanft
f. 0. RuberU
II- Meadows
'Dr. Clias. Duffy ;
John U. Smith -Jas.A.
Bryan
O. Marks - V
John S. Maix
Wm-BHHft '" i
. fteo,. Hendmion
'Ales H. Holiou
W. P. Burrus
J. A. Simpson
E. M. Payie . -
. A. R. Dennison
.N. (). Biohardion
E- W. Carpenter
W. G. Brinson
J. J, Tolson
. John H. Bell
W. H. Oliver - i
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Rev. L. C. Vasa
tieo. H. Guion
Geo. Bialiop .
Samuel Dill
Gen. R. Ransom .
x-'n Whitford
Hanff Bros. -G.
F. Humphrey
F. M. Simmons
A. Hahn -M.
Hahn t
E. W. Small wood
J. W. Walker
Jacob Kafer -
D. Stimson
A. B. Powell -John
Dunn - -
E. B. Roberts -M.
Prog
J. Weinstein
Chas. C. Clark
Jno. Hughes -M.
DeW. Stevenson
J. B. Holland -J.
H. McGowan
E. Gerork -CJapt.
Soutligate
J. L. Swindel -L.
S. Wood . -J.
E. Gaskill .
P. Ti en with
AV, B. Boyd -John
W. Bowden -
C.K.Hancock -Samuel
R. Ball
HeuryL. Hall . .
Daniel lioljerts
S. (I. Roberts
E. II. Windley
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suits
An
4ieut. U. A. Ohlhaui.
, whicli was
Kinston Items.
TuotV Urt'lPd States Couoort, a moral
show, will perform at Kinston. cm Mon
day, July 24lh instant.
Henry T. Riohavdsou, of Sam.l TU1
township, is al'tev th ReptiVMcnn nomi-
natiwu fo- Uegister of Ooeds.
Mr. Barney Stroud, a merchant of this
place, died here of malarial fever, on
the 19th instant. He had been sick
about three weeks,
The (' WQUiher uf the Inferior Court
says "to temper the wind to the uhoru
lamb 'will always be his swwtest judi
cial pleasure. 37,6 Iwlu'ii shall tnr
tectiU
Oaj.t. W. G. rjasheriy, thp "lucky
lawyer" of Joi.es county , is spoken of
as the Liberal candidate for Solicitor iu
the 3d judicial district to fan out the
"bull of the woods" from Greene conn
ty.
Jas. H. Banks, living near the Cobb
Mill inLepoiv county, lost last Monday
along the public road, his pocket book
contaimug 140. He afterwards found
thp book on the road but the money Was
gone.
Frank Browu, Esq., son of Isaac
Browu of Jones county, is the Liberal
candidate far State Senator in the 9th
district, composed of the counties of
Jones, Carteret and Onslow. These
Browu boys "avicceod like success."
The oonsensus of public opinion calls
for Col. C. C. Clark to become a candl
date for Cougress in the 2d district. A
shrewd Republican conversant with
public sentiment, says., ''V Col. Clark
will annauuee himself a candidate for
Congress, and stump the district, di
cussing the county government system,
lip win win a seat in the next t'ongiess
of the Uiitd States in spite of the nom
iueu of the Wilson Convention. "
STATEJplW8.
ifnvd (rttniour ExchauacDt
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Johfi Suter ' '
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as,'B. Hughes
W- HolliHter
M. H. Sultan
Asa Jones
. John Detrick ,
N. S. Gaskill -
f E. G. Cuthbert
Rev. (i. W. Neal
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llaletgh Evening Visitor: We
have been shown by our friend
Isaac NV. Kogers, a ear of corn
measuring about 35 inches from,
the stalk to the end. The ew it
self measures about 1 iuohes. It
was only ploufthotl once. This
beats anvtUiag- we have seeii.-
Mr, Georgo W. Atkinson, at Apex
sowed eight bnshels of wheat l.us,t
tall, lrom which he veauziMl oue
luuulred. 'ftlty bushels of wheat
alter it iiau IWW turesueu. Tins
was raise! o giowiul whei-e not
navticle of maume had been placed
At the Rlrove rate it shows , that
eaon bushel ot wheat sown turned
out eighteen bushels aud three
pecks of the . acre. Good, yieW
Jau auy ol oiir reaiievs mttt
Greensboi'Q Daily jimk: The
week kaiuMiug August 7,1882, wil
Ue, a viHiivkable one iu the history
of Greensboro. , ; The first State
Fruit Fair will be held here ou the
9th and 10th. TUo Democratic
Congressional convention will meet
on the 9th. The stockholders of
the Greensboro Female College
Association will bold their first
meeting and organize on the IQth
The stockholders of the Cujj Fear
and Yauknv alley Kaiwoau wul
niel o tle nth, '"This is ciliated
Miyioriant watters, Won't we
h.ivye a crowd iu town that' week!
inside all this we understand the
Greys are seriously ' contemplating
doing sometliing.' We regret
to learn that our venerable frieiid
Win. J. Long, of Randolph, has
sold out with a view of moving to
Minnesota, We did noi tUiufc lid
couldj jnd io , leave' Wokxl-
;SlOCK. - J. Vu. iiiuuwy, uu
'Saturday, gained his suit' against
the Bichmoivd & Danville liaihoad
ior dainage.-sustaiued in the deliv
i1 trees during the winter
otLVSO-Sl., This suit is oue of a
number ajul luifi, ,iavnaa
niatH tdif ,uhl be a test case let-
yiS a t'.ie others depend upon the
wsu m. this one. The verdict in
tu uase was onlv for i.T5 wiiii
lUtOrOSf: bllt tho cnmhinml
amouu t to nearly $10,000.
apiet was taken by tlie railroad
nungton Star: The Suuipter
(b. C.) Light Infantry, under com
mand of Capt. D. J. Auld, arrived
here yesterday 'morning, on the
(WO train from the South, lor the
piupose ol going into their regular
summer eneainnnumt. ;it. n.ith.
ille. They were met nt, th .howrf
by the Wilmington Light Infantry,
Capt. J. L. Cautwell, where the
isitmg military vere welcomed
ind received in a neat sneech bv
, of the W. L.
annronnatelv i.
snoiHleutobv ('ant. Anhl. ..rihu
ompaiiy. -A "colored woman.
named Frances Moore. wan
l'owned last night at 12:15 o'clock. I
in the river at the foot of Market I
treet. She. is said to ' have been
under the influence of lkuor, was i
ky -larking with a colored nuui
md (iiased him on luiard of the
steauier Minnehaha stumbled as
no srepneci on the boat, fell into
the river-, and sank to rise no
luurw. Mr. Lewis 1 Newman
is sull'ering severely from sunburn
inflicted during the search foy the
bodies of the boys who, wo drow
ned ott Fort Caswell last week. He
together wit Mr-. W, S, Haiilwick,
of Has c-Uy, and Mr, Dunbar Davis,
of the I4fe Saving Station ueav t he
month of the river, aud his
boat's erew, spent - a yood portion
of last week iu vain search for the
iMidies, using a seine and other cus
tomary appliances. Mr. Newman
same home Thursday evening iu a
very bad state, his lower limbs
eing so badly burned that it was
not until yesterday that he could
venture to uso thorn. Mr. Hadwick
was also badly burned.
The otuoers ot the lieveuue Cut
ter Catax manifested a disposition
to assist all they could in the search
of the missing bodies, which it, is
now thought will never be recovered.
Italeigh News and ' .Obiter eer;
Tlie present membership of the
North Carolina Pharmaceutical
Association is one hundred and
sixty-two. -"Specimens of our
North Carolina building stones
have been sent to the National
Museum at Washington, to the
number of forty. Some more were
sent yesterday, and more are being
prepared. In all over 100 speci
mens will be sent. A singular
state of affairs now exists. Corn is
higher than wheat, the first time
such a thing was ever known here
abouts. Corn now sells at Sl.15 and
wheat at 11 per bushel. A promi
nent merchant yesterday said
that he believed corn would be
down to fifty cents a bushel in
ninety days. The growers of
fruit nndvegtables complain that
so great is the quauity of both that
prices are down to a non-paying
figure. Cabbages are selling at a
cent to three ceuts per head, ap
ples at ten and fifteen cents a ieek,
tomatoes twenty cents a peck, and
so on. v ell, it's a good thing lor
the people, who haven't euioyed
good vegtables iu alvout three yea rs
CITY ITEMS.
This colKiun. iiMst to local newt, ia to tw nwA
or Local Advertising.
Blooded Cattle lor Sala.
At E. H. Henderson's lot next Friday,
the 21st. Several fine milch cows and
heifers iu the lot. R. p. William
5ti.
30,000 Urlrk
At the depot for sale. Can be bought
cheaper at the depot than after
being moved. Any person wishing
to purchase will please call at the
depot this morning. . :. , , i
C. Simpson.
To tk Publlr. ;
To my great surprise I learn that the
Greenback Convention which convened
at the Court House on yesterday, nomi
nated mo for the office of County Treas
urer, without my knowledge or consent.
Haviug never affiliated with the party, I
respectfully decline the nomination
tendered. ; (iv.n. Hishop
To the Public.
The National Greenback ' party ?
Craven county in the goodness of their
hearts, nominated ine, on yesterday, for
High Sheriff of said county, agaiust my
expressed wish, which nomination I
declined, when officially notified. I am,
aud have been, a Republican since the
formation of that party, and am a can
didat for nomination to the above office
hofore the Republican County Nominat
ing Convention soon to be held in this
place. . t
D. Stimson
New Berne, N. C, July 21st, 1882,
COMMERCIAL.
W. L. AKENDELL,
BOARDING HOUSE
MOltEHHA) CITY, N. CI.
The traveling public are respectful!
invited to consider tlie claims this Hon
offers for their patronage.
It in sitiiRtpfl hntwAAn Calico Crei
and Bogue Sound, about three hundrej
yards from the new Hotel, and affor
about a half dozen airy rooms, expose
to
The Sea Breeze
from nearly every point of tlie compa'
aud free from the noise and bustle I
the large hotel.
july2-d-t
J. V. Williams.
B. M. Gates
J. V. WILLIAMS &Q
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Di
CORN.
. SST Solicit Consignments,
(af Solicit Orders.
Newbern, N. C.
NEW BEUNK JUABKKT. - ,
Cotton None iii market. No change
in quotations., 1 j
Corn ijfl.oa in bulk; in sacks.
Turpentine Dull; dip 2.50. But
little coming j.
i A.R. t.!Jt ana ?i.ow. - .
Beeswax 90o.
HONEY 60c. per gallon.
Country Bacon Hams 18c.; sides
16c.; shoulders 15c. Lard 15c.
Beef On foot, Go. to 6c.
Sweet Potatoes 50c. per bushel.
Eggs 10c. per dozen.
Peanots 4250. per bushel. .
- Fodder $1.60. A ..;
Peaches 50c. ier peck. ' ,
Apples 50. per bushel.
B A IiTlMORK MlRKSTki
BaltimorEv JJuly ; lfii.-xOats uuief,
Southern' . 'BCaIIOc, ; western white
68a7Q&5l.einxlauja 65a70c. ' Provisions-
firm; nxess pork 822.50a23.50.
Bulk meats shoulders and clear rib
sides, packed, Halite. Bacon shout
dera lo.; clear rib sides 15 Jo. Hams
15lal6io. Lard refined 14c. Coffee
quiet; Rio -cargoes, ordinary to fair,
iiiUic. bugar steady; A sou Vic.
Whisky steady at ijfl.15al.16, . j-
NEW YORK .COTTON TOARHRT '.
11 New York; July lft. Futwes losei
weak; sales 65,,0. bales; July 12 64;
August Vi 65; September 12 41al2 42)
tober 11 86all M7; NovembeT 1170;
December 11 70all 71; January 11 79a
11 80; February ll.91all.93; March 12 03
al3 04: April 12 loal2 17.-
' Cotton quiet and seady; uplands 12;
Orleans w. ; ' - -
W. M. POWERS,
Tin and Sheet-Iron Wor
Hoofing, Guttering, and all ki
Tin vork done.
Stoves repaired at short notice
Give ine a trial.
First door west of Corner of J
and South Front streets, next tc
ster JDuftY. - ilVS-
S. A. CHURCH!
DEALER IN I
STOVES & HARDWi
CAHT WHEELS, It MS
... v ; , SPOKES & I
Sash, Doors & Blinds
Apple, Peach and Pi
FEARERS Etc j
MIDDLE St. ;, , :
'ext door to Db. I
J 2 in 6md; -.
Sale of Valuable l,ar
BV virtueof a mortgaK deed
by Thomas F.. Worley and w;
E. wor ley anu. u. . orow
Board of CommiBbtonersof Jon
on the 12th day of July, 1881, i
tered in tb office of the I
Deeds ftir Jones county, Boo!
page 828( I will sell at public
the Coiut. House door in 1
Monday , the 7th day of An
12 m., the teal estate oonve
mortgage, to-wi! A tract of
ate in Tuckahoe TownaJiipa '
land? of F. Williams and
A. Williams containing 1
or less, and being the same
the, said T. F. Wprley and
residea.1 " ll'M E. M.
, i " Ghm'nl
- July 8rd, 1882, '