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1 1 0C VOL. I. NEW BERNE, N. C, TUESDAY, SEPTET! HER 5, 1882. NO. 184, LOCAL NEWS. Journal immature Almanac. Sun rises, 5:35 1 Length of day, -Sun seta, 6:23 ) 12 hours, 47 minutes, Moon rises 12:10 p. m. On Time. We have had occasion heretofore to commend the Midland railroad for their NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. plan of running their trains "on time." Holland & Gcion Real estate agents. J Nothing adds more to business principles A. M. UAKER-Lry gooua, uouous, to f lis f,,,lirp . In the same spirit, we call attention to their departure, of lato, incoming up to this demand. We understand that a good deal of this irregularity is on ac count of the failure of the North Caro lina road iu making connection; but we are informed that on Friday night last But few eggs in market. Heavy rain yesterday evening. Maj. Dennison's cotton seed oil mill is the tthhl wag hel(1 bfU.k at uoWsboro running day r.nd night, tvvo i10urs anti a iaf for two individ- The new steamer Oobhboro of the! nals, and on yesterday the Tiger Lily, Clyde line is expected on Thursday. advertised to leave at 7 a. m., staid here Judno 'Circen is having a new front until out 10 o'clock. While such de- feftco built on his vacant lot on East lays accommodate a few, it disappoints Front street. : 4 ! many, and is a deviation from business Tl, 'nt tlmClvrlP line P1'lllcll,le8 arrived on Sunday from Baltimore with a good cargo of general nierchandisev Vonr Name In Print Mr. Chas. II. Fowler of Stonewall and Rob"t Hancock, Jr., was reappointed Mr. S. II. Fowler of Bayboro returned chairman of the county executive com mittee by the Hahn faction on Saturday. The first lot of seed cotton of the pres ent crop was brought to market on the. first day of September and sold for 35 cents per pound. The first .bale of new cotton came on the steamer Neuse on Monday from Kinston. It was not sold here, so Now Berne's "first bale" is yet to come. from the North' on Sunday night R. C. West, the best whist player in Kinston, is in the city Henry Wahab' left for Hyde yester day. George Credle is lonesome Mr. J. W. Sheppard of Polloksville was in the city yesterday. His life is an instance of what can be accomplished by steady, persistent attention to busi ness. A few years ago his stock of goods could easily bo kept in a room 10 rne county vommiBsioners were iu by y;, JNow a large store ami ware session yesieruay uuu meei again tu- house is neeueil to contain his wares, day. The most important business bo- and as an evidence of his financial fore them is the settlement with Sheriff standing, he tells us that he does n Hahn for the year 1881. l.The Bonita, Capt. Dudley, a new steamer built at Beaufort for the Dye Bros., arrived yesterday evening with forty-five casts of oil from the oil and guano factory near Beaufort. t owe a cent on a single bill of goods to any one. How many merchants can say that V. Miss Minnie Bryan returned last night from a visit to Kinston J. F. TaiTott and S. H. Rountree Esq came in from Kinston on the dow R. Dudley, Washington Slade and Biy an Jones. . Township No. 8 (Pleasant Hill) Wm. McGill, Simon S. Stalon and Martin Mastus. Township No. 9. (Arnolds) David Bryan, Frank Leo and Joseph Staton. NEW BERNE. First Ward Meyer Hahn, James Campbell and Solomon Edmondson. Second Ward E. W. Carienter, Robert Hancock Jr. and Jno. IS. Willis Fourth Ward V. A.Crawford, Jonas Daniels and Moses T. Bryan. Fifth Ward-A. G. Oden. Asa Bryan and Moses Phelps. Total number of votes cast 39, of which Meyer Hahn received 3S, Robert Hancock Jr., 1. - Whereupon the chair declared Meyer Hahn duly nominated for tho office of Sherilf, having received a majority of all the votes cast. Mr. Hahn received nine votes more than a bare majority of the entire coun ty representation, which is 57. Tho original credentials of the above named delegates can be seen, by applica tion to the chairman, all of which, were passed upon by the committee on cre dentials, the report, of which was adopt ed as aforesaid. E. R. Dcdluy, Chin 'n. of Co. Convention. New Berne, Sept. 4th. . read, with the. declarations nl'tlioso dates, whenever a celebration of tho 4th of Julv is had iu Edenton. Just over the. creek, beneath I lie willows, the forefathers sleep. Yinong the remarkable ones was Win. Cathcart, M.I)., who died ng. 27, 177.J, aged ('.' years. Another the silent slab speaks to day, "Here lyes buried the body of Ann liiee, aged 3S years, who de parted this life 1737." As to who this person was 1 could obtain no information. . She was born one hundred years before Washington died, and died live years after he was born. Here, too rest the ashes of the lredells, one au associate Justice of the Supreme Delicti of the Unit ed states under ashuigtoirs admin istration, and died in the last year ot the past, century, as did also the illustrious ticnei al : t he ot her oeeii pying, in a brief life of Im years, '(.ooil Deeds Should lie Praised' Shakespeare. COMMERCIAL. m;v iikhng market. Cotton Middling 115c; low middling Use. good ordinary lie: ordinary lOic. None in market. Corn' 78c. in bulk; 80c. in sacks. TuifrENTiNE Receipts moderate. Firm iit KfS.ftO for yellow dip. Tau Finn at $1.50 and 1.75. Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb. Honey (i0--. per gallon. Colntuy licoN Hams 18c; sides Uic; shoulders 15c. Lard 15c. I'.liEE On foot. 5c. to Co. Sweet Potatoes 50c. per bushel. Eoos 18c. per dozen. Pe .vxt'Ts !jf 1 . 50. per busheL Foddeu 1.50. Peaches-oOc. per peck. Aitles 50c. per bushel. Peaus fl.00 per bushel. Guai'es Concord, 1.00; Simpixr- nong, M.50 per bushel. Onions Hfl.50 per busncl. Beans 50c. per bushel. Hidks Dry, 9c, to lie; gioenoc. Tallow- (ic. per lb. . Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair. Meal Bolted, $1.15 psr bushel. Potatoes Irish, 81.25. sweet 05c. per LMlMieJ. Shingles West India 5 inch, mixed. W-fMi per Al. i imkling a inch, hearts $3.50; sails, 2.50 per M. Y ac pom Hit chemical r VAVPOX -BITTERS' or Vegetable 1 Elixir of-Lire, THE tKKAT RlilHKDY of THE ACE NO FAMILY SHOI'LI) UK WITHOUT IT. ttkiis, :ni' Ihe rt'Kiilt of yenrs of res.ar.-li and praclical exiierimeiit. li is compound il fumi I extracted nud con centraled virniiMf purely vctfeiatile aiibauncr. 1 1 is in ti n l v 1 H'-1 1 .'in ' .ii.iind r other dau Kcron? Mibsiaucet; ii-thi -ati ei nmliriuH to ne p,r chiiilum ami weakened cnsiitiiiiun. where trentle yet eileutive apciii-ui i vniuiml. Tlii'V lmiifv, iu icoiale and cuiicli the Mood. tiuiiilnt it to lii'a tliv ciri m atioii, nud if inkcu wln-n rrijmrcil w ill kei-i t It.- h si. in in ieifect uitr. 11 is fsiii't-iiillv recomm -tided fir the cure ol nil MALA1UAL disease, Pi-ii-liiH difeawei of llit kuluK, K liiMima I ini , Ih " ii:i, lldliouf ih-w. lumvciiiifti antl alt Lim'i t-iuiidiiiu.s. As an niuTH'iit ilm tliisi- i a tublfsiMiouf.ill tlnvo timiv a day, . ml a a tunic nd iiltrrativ r a tnall tcaspnontid ihoiiiiii!' and uvcnuiK. ri'isii'' a u.r Juo. i(. lmiiow, The vounor law ctudents of Simmons & Manly, Philemon Holland Jr. and train laRt niSht Ortrir IT flnti- horn f n1 n van! . .. .. o'Hnin andllul.b, Agaii.. estate agency, and business entrusted to By request wo publish the following their care will recieve prompt attention, extracts' from letters received in this , The steamer Neusc brought in yester- city by a gentleman in reply to the reso day from Kinston, hides, spirits turpen- lution said to have been passed at Tar- tine, empty barrels, a fine ox for beef boro on tho 20th, ult., endorsing Hubbs and the following passengers: R. C. for Congress and as to the position of West, Miss Mollie Fulford and Mrs. Maj. Grant and Jno. It. Smith, Post Jennie Wade. - ' master at Ooldsboro, N. C . Tho editor of the Journal was there- Oolurboro, N. C, Sept. 1st, 1882, , , nr f vt.i "There was no resolution offered or crpient, a few days ago, of a nice basket adorled (lt Xavboro whatever. j.-r. of extra largo apples and pears, sent by Snlith andII. L. (IrantareactiveO'IIara Mrsr Mary Perry of Jones. Such fruit men. You will see a statement in the proves that thiscountry is well adapted Star,-a, paper published in Ooldsboro) ....... ,, ,, of tho2dcmi,ymitli-and Grantr-thenP juuiuLJULBu-wuiHw selve9 denyinK the eharge that HubbB i8 During the thunder storm on Sunday circulating around tho district that they the chimnev of Mrs. Mary Smith, near are supporting nun. Five Points, was struck by lightning. Two of her sons were in the house and were badly stunned, and Mrs. Smith was completely turned around iu her chair. ... Mr. L. M. Ironmonger, for several years one of the most successful truckers around New Berne, will leave in a few days for Norfolk where he will engage iu oyster packing. Mr. J. A. Meadows, who regrets to part with Mr. Ironmon ger, has bought his interest in the pres entcrop. . Our townsman, L. If. Cutler, has greatly improved his lot on the north east corner of Hancock and Pollock streets; the house haB been thoroughly - repaired and painted, both inside and out, a new and beautiful fence encloses it, but we notice a peculiar ornament on the post on Hancock street a rough notch or gash with an axe or hatchet appears on each one. Looks as if George Washington had been along there. ia. , On Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m., Mrs, Sarah Carrow, wife of George Carrow of this city. She was buried in Cedar Grove Cemetery yesterday evening, tho funeral' eerviees5 being conducted by Rev. F. W. Easou. ; Nominations Iu Joiich. The Republicans at their convention at Trenton on .Saturday last nominated Capt. E. R. Page for the Legislature E. H E. F. Perry for Clerk of the Su perior Court, Calvin Scott for Sheriff and I. Ti Wilson for Register of Deeds Coming. it Joseph' Gaylord, the agent of the Claire Scott Combination, will be in the city to-morrow to bill the town for the play of the Princess of Bagdad and oth ers which will be given at the Theatre on the nights of the 13th and 14th of this month. ; Mayor's Court. ." ' ." Dawson Davis pleaded not guilty on Monday morning to the charge of loud cursing and swearing on the publi streets. Witnesses were introduced ; and. sworn who proved that' Dawson not only talked loud and cursed; but had pistol which he drew and wanted to use. For this high (?) privilege of talk ing loud he was asked to hand over 5.00 for tho city Treasury and $2.4 cost. For carrying concealed weapons the Marshal wa3 ordered by the court to turn him over to the next Superior court. O. T. Wassom. Tabboko, N. C, Aug. 31st, 1882. Mabson' was not secretary of the mass-meeting in Tarboro on the 20th inst, He was not present when the meeting was organized. There was no secretary of the meeting. J. C. Dancy was chairman of tho meeting and when tho meeting adjourned trom tho court house to tho outside, Dancy, the chair man, went with the meeting. I asked Dancy about the resolution endorsing Hubbs. lie said he knew nothing about such a resolution; that he did not sign anything of the kind. Hubbs cannot arry tins county. Estes- and a rew others are working for him but they amount to nothing. " , 11. S. Taylor. The Convention on Saturday. The Convention was called to order by Robert Hancock Jr., Chairman of tho Connty Republican Executive Commit tee. ';' l '.':' J. J. Jones was appointed temporary secretary. The chair then proceeded to appoint a committee on credentials. The committee on credentials submit ted report which was adopted.. : ' f E. R. Dudley was elected permanent chairman, J. J. Jones secretary and John B. Willis ass't. secretary. ; Chair stated that the next business to claim the attention of the Convention was nomination of candidates for the various oflicetu - - At this stage of the proceedings the audicuco became so disorderly that further action was impossible. Upon solicitation His Honor, the Mayor, came in and demanded order. Upon roll call of the Precincts afad Wards, on the ballot for the candidate for the office of Sheriff, the following named delegates responded to their names and voted: Township No. 1 (Dawson's Store IItry Dawson, George L. Dawson and M. T. Williams. , , . , : Township No. 1. (Swift dec) George S. Dawson and John S. Chapman. Township No. 3 (Fort Barn well) reter Pettoway, J. J. Jones and Peter Wal- den. : ' , ... . , ', - , Township No. 3 (Core Creek) Daniel Cox, J. W. Jones and Ed. Wallace. Township No. 5 (Temples) J. P Godett. Rufus L. Carter and A. S George. Township No. 5. (Adams Creek) John Peed. ' .. '. , Township No. 7 (James City) S. B Hunter, Washington Spivey and Robert Davis. ; , , .. Township No. 8 (Willis Chapel) E Wilson, Sept. 1, 1882. EniTOiiS Journal: I have been read ing with much pleasure, the interesting sketches of New Berne History, which from time to time have appeared in your excellent paper, and when I saw the name of John Wright Stanly in your last issuo an incident occurred to my mind connected with him, .which might also .prove of interest. It was during the Revolutionary war, while the British were stationed around New Berne, that Lieut. John Wright Stanly and Capt. John Davis, who was a sou of James Davis the printer, and four others equally trusted for their courage and devotion to the American cause, were sent to reconnoitre the en emy's position. While in the discharge of this perilous duty, Stanly and Davis were both cap tured, carried on board a British cruiser and commanded to expose the designs and position of the American forces. - I RefusTug to comply with the demands of the enemy, they were subjected to the cruelest tortures and most humilia ting indignities. Stanly at length satis fied them and was set at liberty, but Capt. Davis with the heroic bravery of a Roman soldier and the zeal of an early Christian martyr, indignantly re fused to betray his country and with manly valor resented their indignities. They sought to make hiiii break his on will, and mortify his prided Fill this bucket with water and pour it over tho sides of the vessel!" said the ship's commander. "Though tho whole British Navy were in flames and a single drop of water would extinguish them. I would not apply it." Men ! Fire ! ! said the oflicer of the ship. A volley from the musketry broke ic stillness of the air, a cloud of smoke arose; a dozen bullets had pierced the body of this brave man and his heart ad ceased to beat. In a time like this, when tho most trusted leaders of the people, will, for the trilling honors and emoluments of paltry ojlice, seek an unholy alliance with their bitterest enemies, this cxafit- plo of pure, disinterested patriotism, placed before their eyes, may at least cause them to blush or shed a tear the honorable positions of Sneaker of the House of Commons, Jinlue ol the Court of Law anil Equity, jov ei norot rsortn Carolina, and bena for in the Congress o I the united States. And also ilie mortal, remains of he Johnstons are here deposited. banmel, who was a member ol Con less in 17SI, divernoi' of Xoitli - ' - iw.i'.t . ini. iiii Carolina m 17NS and S!, President otaOOc. liny of the Convention that adopted the Pennsylvania n Provisions linn; mess pork $24.00. ator to Contrress in 17!0. and .Intlue meals-shoulders ami clear r nfll.n Hii.M.,..,wW,.nvt ;,, kiwi. tw packed, lllallic. Biicon-slioul " ""I"'"" v,...n ... , vs 12.i.; oar rib aii .wlfi.. Ilm... union peii.m, ins toiiitt iiiiornis us, I5ialic. Lard-refined lie. Butter "lie reiused an public employment." steady, western packed HaSOc. CoflVe And James C, who comes tlown to dull: Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair if ALT I tlO UK If I A IE K KT. P.ALTlMoitu, Sept. 2. Oats steady southern 42a4rc.; western white 42a14 .; do. mixed : 8t40;. Rye dull at dull; prime to choice tnd Maryland S10.00al7.00 8jalc. Sugar quiet; A soft Ojfc, Whisky higher at l.20ti1.a32. WILMINGTON MAHKirr, Wilmington, Sept. 2. Spirits tur pentine Him at 3'JiC. Jtosiit linn at S1.80 for strained, and $1.45 for good strained. Tar firm at .ft. 85. Crude Hliurmui-iKt ;n,il i, h mist, A'orfolk. V. Auii 111 C md The Steamer Tiger Lily. In addition to her regular weekly run t Hyde, the Tiycr Lily will go into Bay River on Fridays nud return Satur days until the completion of the new steamer of the New Berne and Pamlico Company. .Messrs. S. H. Fowler, Bay boro, V. 11. fowler. Stonewall, and Dr. D. II. Abbott, Vandemere, are the agent? of the IZYiiT Lily in Bay River. NOTICE. By order Board Commissioners. Craven county, the Clerk will advertise lor scaled proposals for 100,000 Brick, to be delivered at the Donot or on ' the wharf at the foot of Craven street, in the City of Newbern, and a sample of the brick accompany each pro)osal.' Proposals to be recoived on or before the 1st Monday iu October. 18S2. JOS. NELSON, auglS-doetl Clerk Board Com W our day, well known as amoii' the wealthiest, men of his day, antl won lor himself by an nprii'lit life the Rood name that the proverb says "is better than precious ointment, and the day ol death than the day ! i a i . i i j i i i h v 1 oi our uin ii, v. men text is luseiioeii turpentine steady at l?1.2r for hard, on ins loino as a inn aim complete and tfu.w lor yellow- dip and virgin epitaph i)ne more lstiieseimlehreol bam- uel Tiedweli, Esq., who, we are in tonned, w as born m 102, died in 18L'( ; lint above all, he was appoint ed Collector ot the Port ol hdenton by Gen. Washington, and continued in that ofhco until his death, a proper compliment, no doubt, to the faithfulness of his oflicial career. '''Hiis much lor Edenton ill' the past and present. Edenton of t lie I uturejnUJieiawdVHusiM penty, and a rapid increase in wealth and population. N. S. M. II. SULTAN, LOW PRICES MUST RULE. WOODAED HOUSE, EDENTON, N. C. This old and well-established Hotel still olfcrs first-class accommodation to the traveling public. Terinn nciisniiahlc. Sample Room for Traveling Salesmen, and Conveyances furnished when de sired. Porters nt every boat. MRS. ELLEN WOODARD AsJjjJiQOElfSQJi, , O.'ropr-iet Superintendent. (Ijr Time between arrival of boat and leaving of train for dinner. sep2d2m MY MOTTO GOOD QUALITIES, THE BEST AND NEWEST STYLES AND CHEAP PRICES. HAVK.Jl'ST lii:TUKM:ii friim NORTU Willi a Kmxl and lilt.- gi-lcrieil stork of Ladies' Dress Goods, Clotliinp, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Capo, Trunks and Valicos, Notions, &c, &c. COME AND COMPARE QUAI.ITV AND PIUCUS, AND YOU WILL BE TO BUY FROM M. II. SULTAN, phi 1-d-ly. NEW ItlCIINR, N. C. iro Unfiles i'or Congress. The New Eerne Jottknal siicsts Maj. John Hughes for the, nominee rom this Congressional District. t gives us jileasuro-to second that suggest ion. There is the possibil ity that we can run in our candidate between the two Jicpublican candi dates and by the selection of a good, popular and able man we may. hope to accomplish "that end. Mai. Hughes' nomination would till all he requirements and il he should be elected the Second . District would ibr the lirst .'time, since the war have an upright, honest and learned representive in Congress e know ol no man in this District who can make a bet ter canvass and wlio can win over move votes t han Mai. Hughes can. We say noini- iiate,Maj.,)ohn Hughes id' New r.ei'iie aim make a hurry about it. 11- mn SiJInifx. "One good deed, dying tongucloss Slaughters a thousand waiting upon that.'.' - - II. R. S AJUUltJl 110111 enton. E. K Steam . 107 l Inn . Il Sn t. NORFOLK WllHATLEY'S VA. Dyeing and cleaning in all its branch es done in the very best manner. . Prompt attention given to all orders by mail or express. . sep2dly ""IeSdleot housed Kli'.i.betli City, X. C, A. Ii. PEXDLETOS, Prop'r. This iopulai' hotel is centrally located and nearer to the Railroad and Steam boat depots than any hotel in the city. Situated at the North end of Water street, very near the river, and in the best part ol the city, terms very mod crate. sep2dtm M AIM & C O., C. J3. HAI1T & CO. ONE TRICE CASH STOEE. Noi U-o-iEt coi ner Middle ami South Froutslrstt .O'lie I", 11. U i ml ley and K. E. Junes. DKALBIIS IN Stoves, Honse Furnishing Goods, CROCKERY aie' OLASSWARE, 1 A MPS in great variety. P.URNERS, WICKS, CHIMNEYS, KEROSENE OIL, rratt's Astral Hon-Expios.ve iii,. Machine and Train OiU. p .ire now iiii'l'iiri'd ti m.uinfurture Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. P. Holland, Jh, O. If. lltiox. HOLLAND & GUION, (At Simmons it Manly's Law Ollice.) EEAL ESTATE AGENTS. Land purchased and sold on short no tice. Special attention given to tiio lettinc of houses andyollection of routs. p. o. uii ir.4, m;wiikiik, w. c. For references apply to National Rank, Geo. P. Ouion, Simmons & Manly, sepl-d&wtf . Edenton, xVug. 28, 18S2 Editors .Iouknal :-There never was but one Eden that we have an account of, and I think there is but one Edenton and probably never will be another. Uoautilully situ sited, Rnlendidly shaded, quiet am iinexcitable, she seems to say : "In the sweet lields ot Eden there is rest for the soul." Here yon are shown the house in which old Gov. Eden is said to have lived. There the house; in which a number of patriotic ladies met and resolved to drink no more tea, after tlio odious stamp act was passed; and tip tho street further you will una tho oldest church in the State except the one at Bath. Within these sacred walls prayers and praise have gone up from the lips of men whoso vostry in meeting assembled at a period of time some where between' the 20th of May, 1775, and the 4th of July, 1770, passed a series of resolutions so similar in terms and tone, as to be FARMTO LET. A valuable Truck Farm in high state of cultivation, one-half mile from New rjcnte, uciween neuse anil l rent roads. Stock, carts, harness, farming utensils and everything- necessary to a truck and cotton faun on the place. fAlso, about dUU loads stable manure, ready for next crop. Terms liberal. . ' Or 1 will farm on shares with a good man who can pay his half expenses of me crop. 1 For further information apply to J. A. MEADOWS. Now Berne, Sept. 2,188c. sepodtf Manufacturers of and dealers in Plain, Japanned and Stamped Tinware Stoves. Heaters. Ranges, Etc.. Lamp and House-Furnishing Goods Metallic Roofing, Plumbing and Gas Fitting. ; 104 ct; 100 Water sf., 31 dt Wliounokc uv NORFOLK A., Write for Catalogues and Price List si't'-illm GOLD WATCHES! only $;?r,-v o jit ii $;jo Fine Cold Necklaces only Hf5 Worth Vt Ul M.li.1 K;i T. u.-i.-. i f ,!. w. j. , i.n-w I'lllj lifll Worth over $8. Solid Gold Sets of Jew elry only 8 Worth $10. Solid Silver Watches $7 Worth 10. ! - All I ask is but to look around and call on me belore purchasing, and will guar antee that you can save money after learning my prices tor lino goods. Watches repaired and warranted. ARTHUR C. FREEMAN, sop2d4m ; , ? Norfolk, Va INotice. Statu ok Koiirtt (!ai!iii,in.x, Ciiivi ii count', S Tim suhMTiliei' hnriim quulilii-ri as Admiiii: liaim oi uii'tnip in K. II. v imlli'V, (li'ccn: oil tliB t.- t day ol Miiit.-nihtr, A.l. 1SS4, heloic ll 1'rnliatc Cum o( Oiavi'n coiintv. Iii'ii'liv hot in, mi H-rns nnvuiK t'i,'iuiisi;:iiiist Find i-RCUt' lire nt llii'iii lor p.-iymi'iit. on or bi'1'orn tin- 1st lay of Scidciiibcr, 1883, ortliix notice will lip ploailcil in imr of tliolr rr c iviry. ...... All iPivims indrliti-il to :iicl inUtt will make nmm'ttuli jiii.vini-iit. ... lloni- this Ifi il:iy ol SqitPinlior, 1SS2. . Joliu Dm. ii. . s.'i'i!4w ' AilnuiiiMrutiir. ' DR. EDWARD CLARK Ki'spootfiilly otrors iirofi'sslonal services to the citli ns of NW Hitii.' ami country nnrroiindint. lias i.r.icticcvl fsiirci-KKtiilly lonrti'in years 1ipi tiiuUiTiid fevers tnevnil, a" physician, oh stflririan and Piui;eoii. 1 Opficb HaiK'Otk IJros. Unip; store, corner Craven and l'olliwk-. Kesidenoe, old Ch.iimau Uonae, (west end) corner Neuse unci Craven. aul-diw;lm, Snecial attenti'in t'Ueii to reinniinif. loou ;olil low and wai-ninn-il to lie af, reiiri)Senteii. Aiuil 1 1 ly il & ROBERTS & BROS Keep on hand a full line of Hoots, Blioos Dry Goods, Cr ooliery NOTION S AMI A CIKlIiM') ASSdKTMKNT MF AMILY (JItOCERIES. Hull on ii' hefori' iii ikinu your ,uri'haes, nl iiii'Ii Kioiit Si. near tla-iou Hmi-'e. Mir. Ml, li il w Stoamshii) (Nnnpniiy. For New Vm-K, Stall iiiitnc, Nn - l'o'ik, Uoston. i;) ,iibclb Cily, IMiPiiilclplii.l. Pt iividcncC, and utlior Citios. OX AND A ITER Friday, July 28th, 1882 U N T 1 L V V 11 T il 10 11 X O T ICE ST'R SHENANDOAH Will leave, upon arrival ol train on Norfolk Hud l'.lialielh City Kmlroad t Klizabelh City, every Monday antl Thursday . for New Hi rue via NiiK Head. .Keiuriiiiig leaves New Heme for Kliwilieth City via Nacs Head, every . ' , Tmsilaj- and Friday at 5 p. in., making clove connection with Norfolk iindEliihelhCJitvlMi foi Nortliein citiee. Close connection made at New lieine with Pteninert for Kinston, Polloksvillp, Trentou ami all land iiU',s on the Ifeuse andTrent Klversi. t Freight received dally until 6 i. m., fornaiiled promptly and lowest rates guaranteed todestini. tion. Fare to Klizabelh (it,y.and return, tl. To Nags Head and return, To Wafshmton, (I. IS. II. ROBF.ll TS, Ag'i, New Berne, (iL'T.rKl l'KK A TlHlKKIi, J- '. Ag'ts. NorfuU, V. A W. II. Stankobd, aen'IFr't Ag't, Mar.SOlvd . ' New York City RHODES HOTEL WILtlAMSTON, N. C." ; ' First class fare, polite semnts and good accommodations. t w
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