BMW
OURXAL.
VOL. I.
NEW BERNE, N. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1882.
NO 119.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Jtoarual miniature Almanac.
Sun rises, 5:22 1 Length of day,
iSun sets, 6:45 1 13 hours, 23 miu.
Moon sets 8:56 p. m.
The schooner Melvin arrived at Phila
delphia on Tuesday last
'Our neighbor, the Nut Shell has sus
pended for a few days in order to make bonds we believe-
arrangements to enlarge.
' The Board of County Commissioners
have been in session this week hearing
complaints from property holders on the
.valuation of their property. y
' In the Mayor's Court yesterday Enos
Banks, the colored boy who dislocated
the arm of a sou of Col. Jordan last
week, was put on trial. The decision
oi the uourt was reserved to this morn
The Republicans in Beaufort county
are not going to pull in harness with the
Liberals. They refuse to endorse their
ticket and have called a straigbtout Re
publican Convention to nominate can'
didates.
The County Superintendent of Public
Instruction of Beaufort county, holds a
Teachers' Institute it Washington, com
: . r ,1 :.u T v :
sey of Kinston as Principal. : These In
stitutes accomplish more good than all
. other efforts combined of the ftupra'in--tendent.
We think the new school law
will prove a failure without them.
, The Experiment, of the Clyde Line,
came in yesterday morning. Among
. the freicht w noticed a larffn nsjnrt,
ment of general merchandise for Sam
uel Hudson at Pplloksvillo, two engines
for J. W. Grainger of Kinston, a huge
boiler weighing 24800 lbs. for the now
Reamer Kimton, a 17000 pound brick
Ttiachine for J. P. Ives and about 500
bunches of cotton ties for T. A.' Green,
Craven and Beaufort.
Craven county pays $1.68 on the one
hundred dollars valuation, and Beau
fort county pays SO cts. on the one hun
dred. While the Journal has succeed
ed so admirably in getting up the Gra
ded School, it would do yeoman ser
vice to the poor tax payers to suggest
some plan to reduce the tax of Craven.
Watch Totcer.
The heavy tax in Craven is on ac
count of the old debt the railroad
and until that is (mid
he spoke words that went home to every Kinston Items-
heart. Cant. Richardson's train began
to move before he had finished his last The boom in J. W. Grainger's bust-
sentence the Captain was a little sour ness is quite lively. He has sold,, within I
because the reporter failed to secure the last ten days, five engines and ten
him a leg of barbecue and he barely buggies.
had time to get off. Judge Gilmer will Wm. W. N. Hunter, clerk of our Su-
long live in the hearts of the 27th Rogi- perior court, has improved, sufficiently
ment. to enable him to take a trio to Seven
Qitriniva
Onxlow Commissioner Court. I 1 t
The Commissioners of Onslow countv Some Democrats affect to believe the
COMMERCIAL.
NEW BERNE MARKET.
Cotton Middling life; low middling
Iljtc. good ordinary lie; ordinary 10)c.
None in market.
Corn 80c. in bulk; 83c. in sacks.
Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm
at $2.50 for yellow dip.
Tab Firm at $1.25 and $1.50.
Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb.
honey (Hie. per gallon.
Uacon liams lac,
CITY 1TESXS.
This column, urxt to local new?, t to be natd
for Local Advertuing.
nfftk minl.ll.i U ..... . ... .. i. : f., t I VAJUHl'K u.
iiicid innu uiw iu wiiu " ' niet ni tneir regular moniniy meeting mjukh u wij uwub im umi "MCc.- Bhoulders 15o. Lard 15c
sides
taxes. Besides we confess to being an
unbeliever in the expediency of low
taxes. People make great complaint
about paying from twenty to thirty dol-
lars a year to the sheriff, when they pay
twice that amount to the tobacco mer
chant or to the beer dealer or for can
dies and soda water. The main thing
to guard against in the matter of taxes
is to soe that they are expended judi
ciously.
pied. ., -
John Schmibbe, the little son of Mrs.
and Mr. George Schmibbe of Long Is
land, N. Y., who have been stopping in
the city for a few weeks, died at the
residence of Capt. W, A. Thompson on
Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock, aged
about nine years. He was buried in
ueaar urove cemetery the same even-
' Ing. ' ' '
Suinglea. i
I , We have an enquiry from a friend up
the country for shingles. We see shin
glee are shipped from this place every
week, but can't say if there are any left
for home consumption. If" there are
any local dealers here in New Berne it
would be well for them to advertise in
tne journal; ana it there are none
here, then there Is a good opening for
Your Name in Print.
Misses Kate Caraway, Fannie Bryan
and Minnie Bryan are spending the
week at Morehead City. : '
Mr. W. C. Cannon and wife from
Bell's Ferry, Pitt county, were in the
city on Wednesday night and left yes
terday moiuing for Smith's Creek, Pam
lico county, to visit their sou and other
relatives.
Rev. W. M. Roboy, of the Methodist
Advance was in tho city yesterday. He
left last night for Morehead City.
Mr. Joseph Nelson and family left
yesterday for Wanenton.
Our townsman, A. O. Hubbard,
Esq., whose health has been bad for
some time, is at the Lithia Springs, Buf
falo, Va.
Mr. W. A. B. Branch of Beaufort
counly arrived in the city lato : yester-
day evening.
Mr. Charlie Dewey of the firm of W
t. Kornegay Uo. ot Lrolusboro is in
the city attending to fixihg in the ma
chinery in the steamer Kinston. :
l)r. j. T. Walsh ol Kinston came in
on the down train last night. He is on
his way to Pamlico to preach.
Among the passengers for Morehead
City last night were Mr. Clement Manly
and sister Miss Maria Manly Mr. B. A.
Bell and Lieut. Broadbent of the Cutter
Stephens.
Professor M. Fetter leaves us to-day
to take position in a school at Garysburg
conducted by his son, Prof. G. Fetter
His manv friends in New Berne wish
him a long and prosperous future,
Mr. J. N. Foscue, of Jones, gives the
encouraging news that they are not
flooded with rain in that county as is
the case here.
on Monday the 7th day of August, 1S82,
Present: E. W. Ward, Chairman; L.
W. Harget N. N. McMillan, S. Burten,
C. Gerock Jr., Commissioners.
L. S. Petteway qualified as school
committeeman for District No. 3, Jack
sonville TownRhip, by N. N. McMillan,
J. P. !
Ordered, That Carolina Pearson be
allowed the sum of $6.25, supply error
on last quarter for keeping Sneed's
Ferry.
Ordered, That D. J. Garner be al
lowed to list his taxes consisting of poll
and $35.00 personal property.
Ordered that Moses I lark leg be al
lowed to list his taxes, consisting of 2
oxen valued at $25.00, 4 hogs valued at
$4.00
Ordered that Archy T. Parker be al
lowed to list his taxes for the year 1882
lpoll.
The Commissioners gratefully accept;
the oftYr of the New Berne Journal to
publish the proceedings of tho Board to
seat in tho next Legislature, from this
county; but wo would suggest ' 'tis I
"distance lends enchantment to the
view." '
Miss Ellen Hill of Georgia, who has
been visiting Mrs. Chauucey Gray and
other relatives in this county, left for
her Georgia home last Tuesday; Her
departure brought tears from James
the II.
A Republican candidate, on the "still
hunt" last week, lost his "Man Friday"
in a gall berry pocosin in the upper
portion of this 'county. Judge Fair
cloth's Lord Chesterfield, always fertile
in resources, sprinkled a little "gall
berry brandy" in an open field and the
lout was soon attracted by the secret of
the charmer. He was kindly cared for
and brought to an angry f rau, on a tur
pentine cart, whose sympathies were
soon enlisted by his "prayer of heart"
for his escape from the Ku Klux, whose
immediate visit he anticipated. The
Beef -On foot, 5c. to 6c. .
- Sweet Potatoes 50er per bushel
Eoos 11c. per dozen. -Peanuts
$2.50. per bushel.
FuDDiiR $1.50.
Peaches 15c. to 40c. per peck.
Apple'; SOuSOc. per bushel.
Peaes $1.00 per bushel.
Onionh $1.50 per busuel.
Beans 50c. per bushel.
HiUESDry, Oe. to lie; green 5c.
Tallow 0c. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair.
Meal Bolted, $1.15 par bushel.
Irish Potatoes $1,50 per bushel, but
few in market.
Shingles 5 inch, $2.25 per M.;
inch, sais, $4.00 per M.; hearts, $5.00
per M.
Green hark Convention.
A National Greenback Labor Con
vention of the Second Congressional
District will meet in New Berne on
Thursday the 31st of August, at the
court house for the purpose of Duttimr
in nomination a suitable Yaudidaie for
Congress. Delegates are requested to at
tend from all the counties in the Dis
trict. . Cicero Green. .
- Chairman.
CRAVEN COUNTY DELEGATES.
Isaac Brock, col., Frank Heath. Jeakun '
Gritiin, Monroe Rountree, col., Charles
Hutton, (Jaleb Dunn, col., Daniel Bryan,
col., John A, Jackson, iez iey White,
col., Robert Brock, Rite Nite, R. J.
Brock, W. N. Uarduer, William Griffin,
John C. Collins, John T. Lincoln, Henry
Spear. John O. Gardner, John G. Smith,
Amos Biggs, col., O. K. Wetheriugtou,
George Willis, John Corbel t,
Barns. All Nationals are' invited to
attend. Aug. 15.
notice:
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Baltimore, August 16. Oats easier;
Office of Sec. and Treas. New Berne
& Pamlico Steam Transportation Co.
New Berne, N. C, Aug. 8, 1882.
At a meeting of the directors, held ou
southern new 65a70c.; western white weunesaay, junei, ine treasurer was
67a08c; do. mixed 64a65c. Ryo quiet at ordered to collect from the Stockholders
oa7c. nay quiet; prime to choice " ."" -tv .jp vb.i,uiiiii
Pennsylvania and Maryland $18.00al9.00 subscriptions to the capital stock of said
Provisions Hteady;messpork$22:25a23.25 '"TwS f 7
Hi i 111- incitu ulinlililom nnil r.lonr rilt August, loo.
sides, packed, Hal4c. Bacon shoul- Stockholders are requested :to malu
ders 12c: clear rib sides 15ic. Hams lyeut as above at my orlioe m Now
brave old lady ot once, loaded up her
Commissioners of Onslow county gratis blunderbuss and played bold soldier
and the Clerk of this Board send them i,nv nil nicht over her cood-natured.
f - o -
a monthly report of the proceedings and
a copy of this order. ,
Ordered that L. G Woodward bo al
lowed the sum of $18.00 for service as
Superintendent of Public Schools.
Ordered that Isaac Patrick be al
lowed to list his taxes for the year 1882;
land, 53 acres, valued at $50.00
Ordered that Alonza Redd for solf
and wife be allowed to list his taxes
consisting of wilvent credits $549.50, 1
poll, 11 hogs $10.00,8 cattle $40.00. -All
other personal . property $30.00, house
hold and kitchen furniture $25.00.
Ordered that L. F. King be allowed
to list his taxes consisting of 100 acres
of land valued at $50.00, 1 ox valued at
$10.00, 13 hogs valued at $12.00
though erring "old Bart."
The down excursion train was inter
estingly lively at Kinston last Tuesday.
Tho friends of Hubbs and O'llara had a
lively contest for tho passenger coaches,
when a generai engagement began, in
which one contestcnt took another by
the ears and beat his head against the
coach, without injuiy to the hood how
ever. The Kinstonians were defeated
and driven to the box cars. Tho Hon-
orablo Orlando -was present, but not
having his "war paint" on, retreated to
more peaceful quarters.. It is said, if
Hubbs makes as good a run for Con
gress as he did in getting away from
this "pitched battle," he will surely be
elected.
Reunion ofthe Twenty-Seventh Reg
iment. ,
to list his taxes, consisting of
On yesterday, one huadred and sev- valuea
enty-two survivors of the 27th Regiment uraerea mat tranK Humphrey oe
assembled at Goldsboro and held their aiiowea to list nis taxes lor tne year
nrat. ronninn aiticn the dose of the war. If82, consisting of 4 cattlo, valued at
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Everv company was represented save $35.00, 83i acres of land, valued at
we learn that crops near there are ex- one. the Guilford Grevs. but they were Ordered that Henry WarU bo allowed
tra good-not hurt at all by . tho rains. 8adlv disappointed in not meeting their to list his taxes, consisting of 1 ox, val
On the same day Mr. Calvin Perrv old field officers, (iem Jno. R. Cooke. ue" at $10.00; 4 acres of land, valued at
near this city tells us that crops are bad- Col. Jno. A. Gilmer; Lt. Col. J. C. Webb
ly damaged by rains. He has noted 40 and Maj. Calvin Herring
rainy days since July 1st. What a Capt. Slocumb of Co. A delivered the
.Ordered that Jobo Holt be exempt
from working the public road for 12 .. A Sad Accident.
months from this date. We have just received the sad intelli-
Ordered that Thos. Foy be exempt gence of the death of Mrs. Mary Sawyer,
from working the public roads for 12 wife of Nathan Sawyer, living near
months from this date. IPantego. Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer had
Ordered that J. F. Walton be appoint- been on a visit to Hyde county, and re
ed Special Surveyor for W. D. Sanders turned late . in the afternoon, passing
to survey lines. . I Ira Topping's about 9 o'clock, when,
Ordered that Amos Grady be allowed accidentally, the buggy ran over a cow
some one.
The Weather.
From a conversation on Thursday
with Mr. A. C. Latham, of Washington,
1 hogs, lying in the road and threw Mrs. Saw
yer out, inflicting a fatal wound. She
was taken at once to Mr. Daniel Top
ping's and Dr. Bullocfewas summoned
to her aid. But before the physician
15al61c. Lard refined 14c. Butter
dull; western packed 14a20c. Coffee
firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair,
8ia9Jc. Sugar steady; A soft 9Jc.
Whisky steady at $1.19.
WILMINGTON MARKET. .
Wilmington, August 10. Spirits tur
pentine firm at 43a43c. Rosin firm
at $1.35 for strained, and $1.50 for
good strained. Tar firm at $1.90. Crude
turpentine firm at $1.75 for hard, and
$2.75 for yellow dip and virgin. '
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
I New York, August 171 p.m. Cotton
futures dull and easy; August 12 92
al2 93; September 12 57al2 58; October
11 92all 93; November 11 68all69; De
cember 11 .68all.69; January 11.75all 76.
Sales 18,500 bales.
Cotton steady; uplands 13 1-16; Or
leans 13 g.
F01lSALE.
One Second-hand Sideboard and Ta
ble, small size, imitation oak.
One Spring Mattress.
Ice-cream Freezer one gallon near
ly new.
: Dinner Sett English Stone China.
Breakfast Sett "
Boat Awning, nearly new.
Apply at
augt7-d6t JOURNAL OFFICE.
Berne. Resiectfully,
. T. A. GREEN,
aug8-dtd Sec. & Treas.
great difference in sections so near each address of welcome which was respond-
1 ep to by Capt. R. W. Joyner. - Calls
were made for Capt. Swift Galloway,
who responded in a few eloquent re
marks, after which the Regiment was
other.
Capt. Calloway's Appointment.
uapt. a. uanoway, jjcmocratic can
didate for Solicitor of the Third Judicial
District, will address his fellow citizens
of the several counties embraced in the
, following list,7 on' the second
each Superior Court therein, at tho
county ( towns of the said counties,
to-wit:
Nash, at Nashville, Tuesday, Aug. 22,
. . Wilson, at Wilson, Tuesday, Sept. 5.
Pitt, at Greenville, Tuesday, Sept. 10,
Greene,' at Snow Hill, Tuesday, Oc. 8,
: Jones, at Trenton, Tuesday, Oct. 10,
, Onslow,, at Jacksonville, Tuesday,
Oct. 17.
;; Iienoir, at Kinston, Tuesday, Oct. 24,
Carteret, at Beaufort, Tuesday, Oc
tober 31, ,1882. , ; . :
We are in possession of information
, that Gen. L. G. bstes has arrogated to
his Generalship the sole and exclusive
right to call a second Congressional
Convention to the 2d district.
If the General should take too much
: upon the shoulders of his highness, the
negroes might dump him out of the
; window before ho gets through with
his con ventions, Goldsboro Star.
I, What can a party expect when it de
scends to brute force to run a conven
tion V And where, on the other side,-
$25.00, and poll.
Ordered that Eli Montfort be allowed
to list his taxes, .consisting of 1 cow,
valued at $10.00, and 1 poll.
Orderod that Drs. Thompson and
Nicholson be allowed the sum of $50
for amputating Ketcham'o leg.
The Commissioners and the Justices
arrived the spirit had taken Hs flight Midland North Caroliiia Railway Company,
and the body was cold in ueatn. Miicse
are all the particulars wo have received.
We tender to the sorrowing husband
and, sympathizing friends our heartfelt !
sympathy. Watch Tower.. .
LEONIDAS J. LJOORE,
ATTORNEY, AT LAW,
(Office appoilte daaton Hnu'ic;,
New HeiHn, N. C.
Will practice in the Counties of G'Aeue,
Lenoir, Jones, Onslow, Pamlico and
Craven; also in the U. S. District Court.
Prompt Atteutiou paid to Collection oi
Claim.
Apr Idwlv '
Sale of Valuable Lands.
By virtue of mortgage l-d execiili-d by
Thomas F. Worlt-y and wile, Mry E. Wpdr
and H F. Iirown, lo the lkuid ol CuiutuiMuiirs
ol Jone county, uu I Ub Wib day of July, 1&B1.
mm ri'Kisu-rt-u in mu oHii oi me ttogister til
1 feeds for Jone county. Hook O. No. tt. unira
I MS, I will 8x11 at public auction at tho Court
Houye door in Trenton, on
Monday, 1 1 tit Dav ot September
at 12, m., the real eMnte cunnpyrd in said mort
KUge, to wit: A tract of land situate in Tiukuiiie
i Township, adJoinlliK the landu ol F. William M
iim iirus cii a. w iiiiitnia, containing 1 acres,,
more or les, und beiui; the same uunu which ihn
said T- V. Worley und wilt now reside
K. M. VOMC'UC.
Chin'n Board Com.
July 3d, 1SS2.
Horner Schoou
OXFORD N. C.
The Fall Session of 1882 Begins
the 4th Monday in July.
STATE NEWS.
lileaiiPilaY-flin our F.xchaiig.
Wilmington Review: Ur. snip
Money, clenrpil yesterday, by
New Berne, N. C, Aug. 7, 1882.
Tickets, for reunion of 27th Regiment,
good from 10th to 20th Aug., as follows:
Morehead to Goldsboro and return, $2.50
New Berne i " " 2.00
Kinston " .00
La Grange .- ' " CO
J. W. ANDREWS,
augSdtd Su(iei'iutehdent.
J. II.
With
arched to the dinnertable-suchaone of the Peace for the county met in joint Meswa Alex. Sprnnt & Sou,? for
as thev never, as a regiment, had as- se8flion for the purpose of electing a Bristol, England, takes 8,702 round
dav of Bouiblcd around before. Tho credit of Superintendent of Tublic Schools, and barrels of rosin, (or 8,125 payable
this belomrs to the many pretty ladies
who graced tho occasion with thoirpres
once.
After dinner Col. Keenan wa3 called
uuon and made a short speech. The
on the 2d Monday in August.
Tho foregoing is a copy of all orders
members then repaired , to the court and allowances mado by the Board.
house and organized a mooting
bv calling Capt. K. R. Jones to
tho chair and making Capt. T. C. Slo
cumb secretary.' . (The proceedings of
the meetimr will appear as soon as we
can procuro them from the secretary).
There was a general hand shaking
among the "boys," but when the eom
mand was given to "fall in" they had
forgotten how. Tho young Goldsboro
Rifles can beat them all to pieces in
standing erect, keeping step to music
etc., but it is to be hoped that the young
rifles will never havo to keep time to
such music as the. 27th did for four
vears
' CL. (JILMliK H AKKIVAU, ; "
About ten minutes before the train
was ready to leave for New Berne, the
does Gen. Estea get the power : to call Raleigh.train dashed in and it was an-
tocether a convention after it lias been nounced that Col. Gilmer was aboard.
adjourned Mne die' Both wings, in The Col. stepped out and there was a
this contest, labor under a disadvantage
and the more they fight each other the
better it will be for the Democratic par
ty. It is interesting to wateh the con
test, however, and see . whether tho
mob will triumph over the law and or-
i der. If tho mob prevails the people of
the State have a foretaste of Republican
methods; if the olher side wins then the
colored vote in several of tho upper
counties is lout, as a solid body, to the
old party.
for his hand. "Here is one of tho old
cripples Col," said one with a wooden
leg, "give me your hand. " "
"My name is Ham," said another,
'Vive m vouti paw. 'Tut him on
the platform," shouted several,
"and - let him speak." Tho
Colonel surrendered as One con
scripted, and stepped', upon, or was led
upon the rear platform of Capt. Rich
ardson's train, and in the five minutes
D. E. IIUMPmuey, Clerk
Board Commissioners and Register of
Deeds for said county.
Killed While Stealing a Ride,
The body of a colored mau,apparently
about GO years of ago, was discovered
yesterday morning lying on top of one
of the cars of the mail train on the W.
C. & A R. R. which arrived here at 6:20
a. in. When found tho man was quite
dead. .The discovery of tho body was
not mado until tho cars were being
shifted after the arrival of the train.
An examination revealed the fact that
death was caused by a severe blow on
the head and the reasonable supposition
is that the man was stealing a ride and
was struck on tho head and killed by
some bridge, probably the ree uee,
through which the train passed during
tho night. No one seemed to have been
able to identify tho unfortunate man.
By some it was said that his name was
Horace, (last name unknown) and that
he had been recently employed in the
mill at Chadbourn, on the W., C. & A.
R. R., but as to this there is no certain
ty. The body was given interment by
the authorities. WU. Beoiao.
lNSTItl'-TORS:
Horner, J. C. Hornkr,
.J. M. IIOKNKK,
such assistant iustruclors as the
exigencies of tlie School may require.
The chief .work of the School is done
by the Senior Principal and his two sons.
The less important work is given to as
sistant instructors, who are selected
with especial reference to their peculiar
fitness tor the duties assigned them ; and
the number of students will not be in
creased beyond the capacity of the Prin
cipals to lake personal charge of all the
classes in the- lendiii; branches taught,
and to supervise ull the work of the
School.
The School has been under its present
management for more than Thirty
Years, and iutliis sense, it is, we be
lieve, tho oldest school in the South.
As several ot the Cadets will leave for
fkl1ntrA llutl'A will a wirtiit nav( Uuoln
nation is all that could be desired, f' anrJ gheet-Tr0n Worker; for twe ew studenU. .
(Jrops all along the line ot the river For Catalogue apply to tlw IMncipals,
,1. II. & J. C. IIOKNEU.
NOTICE.
resulted in electing L. G. Woodward as barrels) the largest cargo of rosin,
Superintendent. . I probably, ever sluppeu.-
Tlie Commissioners adjourned to meet Stoainboatnien report a plenty
of
water in the Cape Fear. There has
been an abundance of rain in the
upper Cape Fear section, and navi-
1 laving; been appointed this day by
the ISoard of County Commissioners,
Wood Ius)cclor of this city, my ollice
will bo at James F. Clark's store.
J. J. ROBINSON,
aug8dtf Inspector.
W. M. POWERS,
are better, and farmers are fooling
as jolly as the boatmen.
Teacher Wanted.
A lady teacher is wanted i to take
charge of a small school in a private
family. Must he a graduate and a good
music teacher.
Address, stating terms,
T. H. M ALLISON,,,
auglSdfit Croatan, Craven Co., N. C.
Hoofing, Guttering, and all kinds of I
Tin Work done. -- 7-
Stoves repaired at short notice.
Give me a trial.
First door west of Corner of Middle
and South Front streets, next to Lein-H-
ster Duffy. jlyS-dbm
LA GRANGE ACADEMY.
(Established in 1870.)
La Grapge, IV.
Male and Female. .,
Y. JOYNER. Ph. B.,
The wheat crop in England is
much below an average. Barley
is short, but beans-And oats are
belter than evef before.
KINSTON
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
KISSTON, X. C. f :;.,v
Joseph Kinsey, Principal.
Clarence L. Dowell, 1st Assistant. ...
Miss Bettik Kinsey, 2d "
Miss M. Blanche Robey, Music Teat-.her
' ' ' terms: , i' "
Tuition from 1 to $3 per month in all
English branches. , , , . ' 4
Languages with ; Higher English,
per month. , " , -' I -
Music, including use of instrument,
84 per month. '
School taught and conducted on
Graded School principles.
Full Term opens August 28th, 1882.
nKt-:lt( : ,.,. .
Elizabeth City Brewery,
ELIZABETH, 'X. C.
Jenkins' Ale.
t Princinals.
J, D. MURPHY, Ph. 13., )
Miss Louise M. Daniels, Music Teacher
The Fall Term of this institution will
begin Monday, AuHist 7th, 1882. Pu
pils can obtain a practical business edu
cation or thorough preparation for Col
lege. - , ,
The Academy is a spacious building
aud well sgpplicd with all appliances
ncci ssary to successful teaching
. fue Principals hope, by perseverauce
and faithfulnesH, to merit a liberal share
of public -patronage.' . - ' ' ' "
A comietat and e'peiieuccd teacher
lias cnargo ot uie musiu department.
Such assistants will be muloved us
Thin Ale Is manufactured nt tliU brevivrv, i
GENUINE AND PURE,
llrewed from I'll re Malt aud
. - ... . . HOPS. . ! - j :
lit a flim tonic; .nnerior to nnd ainch bettnr
than uu j Itecr nitulo. . ; . s .
. lias enrad dyspepsia, nnd i a prrvrautlre i
m.u.1.1 rm..Mnnj .hill. . '
iakr9 ?u,.-ii.i m tarh, Wo! orbottifd is Ulc necessities ofUie school may require.
Craten. ' ' ' ' " '" " , .
Recommended by physicians. 1 ,
Addri8,'' , '; i '.
THOMAS M. JENKINS & CO.,
Box 29, Elizabeth City, N. C.
4tuK6-dtiin
EXPENSES;
I Tuition, ...
1 Music, (llU'lmlinic use m
iitiard, (liH-luilinic lit lit-
we relr to t!e
Iversity ot North t
lormer pairotm.
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15 tou
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je 15-tf.