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VOL. I.
. NEWIBERNE, N. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1882.
NO. 140.
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LOCAL NEWS."
' ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ;
' D; T. Carhaway The New South. '
Yovth's CoMPANroN-r-Family news
paper, etc. t : ,,
Journal Miniature Almanac.
i . Sun rises, 5:41 1 Length of day , V
' Sun sets, 6:11 ) 12 hours, 80 minutes.
, Moon sets 5:50 a. m. , . , . '
that the Graded School will be success- at 8 o'clock, at the warehouse of Thos.
ful from the beginning.' Five of them McCarthy. ' (' ' '". ,t
have won enviable reputations in thirf On motion, James C. Harrison, John
city as 'successful teachers', J and Miss T. York and Rev. Alex.' Bass were elect-
Pettigrew , brings , a flattering recom- ed a committee to draft suitable by-laws
mendation from the Nashville,. Teh- and rules for, the government of the
nessee Normal School, and Miss Core s club,, subject to the approval of the
i highly recommded by the Norfolk Fe- club,
Eggs are in demand al 18 cents per
;c , dozen by the wholesale, t .k , l
male College. -r.-u t im.$, ( .,
The names of two hundred and sixty
pupils had been enrolled up to last
night..; ;. , . ;;
On . motion, the secretary was in
i structed to request the Hon, L. J.
Moore and W. ,W. Clark, Esq., to ad
dress the club on next Thursday eve
ning., -....! ,,; 1, ,):,. f; if i-
On motion, the club adjourned to
meet on Thursday evening, Sept. 14th,
1882, at 8 o'clock. Q. W. Slade, )
Cv R. Bobbins, Secy, i President.
Rallttratlon Meeting-. : ' ' ,
TliA TTnlm fwni inn rtt tlio PpnuMinnna
The Register of Deeds issued , two b, d at th r t House last niirht
marriage licenses last week, one to white toratifTthe nomiBation made at the
one to colored. - ' ' convention on the 2nd of September.
Mr. Bt1 A. Bell killed a good big water The meeting was called to order bv ! E, ciaire Krott Troupe
iiirw.pnin npftr the door of his jewelry r .. tvih1Iv- nA A. i 'ft.:. Oiktn nmaiilnd i The Claire Scott Combination will
' store last pightjj.j j m ' ; 'ani-i Smith acted us Secretary. ' commence a four nights, engagement at
The schooner thol'J. May which ar- ; ''Themeeting ;was!;iiardly, W large as the Opera House on, Wednesday even
ly lived on Saturday wft for, Watson the Stimson meeting but it was equally ing Sept. 13th. The ;. following notice
nan'lnU 7ftH 'drained at Hatteras for aa enthusiastic,. campaign son pre- we clip from the. Rome Ga Sentinel,
."'r'i.iJii":' ' : " I ". : "'' ceeded the soeakW which was well The performance of Claire Scott was
v . -. .', ' .' I . . , ., , u ! i certainly a surprise to our people, not-
'., Ma vor. Howard has been nuito sick for uy utegiee nuu. , withstanding the almost fulsome praise
' ae'vekl days.'coWquently no Mayor's Mr. s Geo. linker was the first Bo lavishly bestowed by our exchanges
' ..... la-nnatni- TTa i.A n U f aA linl- t A ItridWin I li Vfrt rrlimi t. ta PAnnl-vv Dm tunica
- - , ... i t . .tt i i fiui vMr uwifi- ta una n arni ann mnni.
nnv AYMinir in t in nattir1 in thm WA w oot ow wiuw
o - t j I .i,:i, ,u t- u i.u
. .1. .yesterday evening, i, , t m
!" V. Messrs Wm. Cavanaugh, B. ' W.
j Mavshbujrn' and N. "Marshburn of
Onslow are in the city. They report
fine (
le crora in their neighborhood.
Prof. fcylvtei 'Haeseir8 Collegiate
Institute at Wilson opened with 30 pu
pils. -A private school can't live in a
small town by the side of a good Graded
SCHOOL , 'j . .'. "' . ',: . ,' ' ' "' i
, ; Capt. K. R. Jones moves back to his
old stand to-day into a large and coni
modious new Btore, whore he is opening
4" 'a laree stock of dry troods and tcroceries. more with
Mr. Pftvie. the contractor, had made chandise,
i r - r t ' ,
'-quick work of it. t , '"
vj j ., ..B...v-w, t nQt sunenorto anv that lias ever
but claimed that the Hahn faction were visited tho South. Claire Scott certain-
the regular Republicans and that all ly is a most magnificent actress, and
Republicans should stand by the party the claims set forth for her have not
. TT , , JUT been magnified. Her acting has been
organization. He was followed by E. 8ubmne-in fiict she mav be called a
R. Dudley ,who 'went into the particulars natural actress, for no attempt atartifi
of the county convention, He was fol- cial means of attraction is needed. In
lnwd hv W. V.. Clarke and others. ! the curse scene in "Leah-," the forsaken
who is about 13 years old, and if it had
not been for Zeph, probably would have
whipped the boy to death. The rabbit
was a genuine white rabbit; don't know
whore it came from.' Tho snake was
killed, and Bryco Morris' killed a large
rattlesnake 7i feet long with 14 rattles,
and measured 22 inches around ; his
rib bones were 5 inches long; inside was
alive raccoon and a dead blue heron.
J. II. Littleton saw another snake yes
terday near Maj. Fonville's 10 feet long
but did not succeed in killing him. It
was of the coach-whip breed, so says
Mr. Littleton j but as Mr. L. didn't kill
the snake we don't know how he got
its length.
he run. '-. . '"' : '. 1 ' '
Last Saturday, some 200 or 300 assem
bled to hear the speech of Hon. J.. W.
Shackelford and - some of the county
candidates. The speech by Shakelford
was as good as usual; he spoke in in
terest of Col. W. J. Green for Congress
and the nominees gonerally of the Dem
ocratic party. J. II. Foy, independent
and C. S. Hewett, also independent,
with Dr. C. Thompson, nominee, all
made speeches, all candidates for the
turned home Friday night from a trip
toMorehead City where Madame ru
mor says he went to see some one in or
about Portsmouth who he would be
more than pleased to induce to be
come a citizen of Stonewall. Ml. C. II.
Fowler is pushing his saloon and ware
house to completion.' Prof. A. H. Ham-
CITY ITEMS. : -
Tins column, iii'Xt tt lornl m-wt, it to bv used
for Loral Advert IsiiiK.
Th Uet Heading.
Every family that desires to provide
for its young people wholesome and in
structive reading matter should send for
lin is having his lumber put in position pani,m, . Ns columns givo more than
lor his new residence and for the occu- two hundred stones yearly, by the most
pauey of a desirable housekeeper. Mr. noted authors, besides one thousand
S. II. Fowler, of Bavborois having one JBptalif iuter
' . , sketches of travel, poeins, puzzles, mci-
of tho most commodious stores in the dents, humorous and pathetic. It comes
county built to accommodate his ex ten- every week, is handsomely illustrated,
sive trade. ' Mr. Jas. B. Turner of same and . emphatically a paper for the
whole iamuy. -
place is adding an addition to his store
Guess he measured him as to supply a necessity. To accommo
date his trade he and Mr. II. H. Dowdy
are North purchasing their goods eto.
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NEW, 4YI) yiinTISlSMENTS.
COMMERCIAL.
NEW KKKNE 9IAHKET.
outcast rises magniflcentlvj and casting
defiance at Rudolph, she causes a shud
der to run through the veins of her
hearers and when at the close, tho
Cotton Middling lljc; low middling
I ISc good ordinary He. ; ordinary I0ic.
None in market'.
Cokn 72c. in bulk; 75c. in sacks.
Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm
same office, that of Representative of f&JZ$ 5.
Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb.
Iteliulobt N4wu t .
The Baptist revival at Polloksville
"' "continues with much interest," Several
i' confessions were made up to yesterday,
i',,, i The meeting is conducted by Rev, Mr.
CashWell assisted by Rev. Mr. .Baker.
River and Marine.
Arrived.
The steamer Defiance of the Clyde breathless silence is broken by long and
line arrived on . Sunday, flora Balti- . J. ' . . , '
a good cargo Of mer- Uosavthat in vnrv not and motion nf
Miss Scott, he seconds her and meets
The steamer Neuse arrived yesterday every requirement. Tho entire compa-
from Itmston with twenty six bales of the gtar In fftct itnay bo said
new cotton and ten casks of spirits tur- no actress ever had a better support
pontine as through freights, 10 bushels than Miss Scott. i j
of corn and four passengers., i : ' During the engagement Mr. Joseph
The schooner Cora, Tolson, Master, ar- Gaylord formerly of the Skiff and Gay
rived on Monday with a . cargo of corn lords Minstrels will execute some of his
from Hyde county. It was sold to Mr. wonderful Banjo Solos. He offers a
Onslow. Foy and Hewett had the most
to say, one giving the other's record,
etc., which added not a little to the
merriment of . the crowd. Thompson
seems to be confident of his election, as
he is. the nominee, but the county is bad
ly split, and a good chancefor a Repub
lican to get elected this year to the
Legislature. Mr. Thomas Gilman is the
Republican candidate; he made a speech
at Jacksonville on last Monday. Only
five candidates for the Legislature and
three for Register of Deeds; all the rest
have dropped out. Two for Sheriff, two
for Clerk are all in that line. Don't
want the Sheriff and Clerk's office so
bad.
OPERA HOUSE.
FOUR NIGHTS DULY,
COMMENCING , ,
Wednesday, Sept. 13.
Engagement of the beautiful and suc
cessful young English Actress, '
CLAIRE SCOTT
Supjorted by the talented youn? Actor
S. K. CODURN,
And a Powerful Dramatic Company of
Metropolitan Artists.
Crop, on South C'reekt ; , i
' Ca'pt.'W.' A. Thompson who has just
returned' Iroin a trip to. Portsmouth via
t ai SoflJ1 Greek; gives us, the ollqwjng iiy
,., .formation about the crops:
J. A.
purse of $500 to any man to equal
with this instrument.' r '
him
Swansboro Items.'
Mr. Lemuel Mills caught 2000 mullets
in one night this week,' in size, near
the mouth of New river.
Capt. Heady is now prepared to f urn-
1
Polloksyille Items -
Meadows. :..y-., j '. '
;-. Cleared. . ; ; :iu: ,
Steamer Trent up Neuse with freights
for S,, Kinsey , J. P. Dawson, Gardner
& Chapman, A. Gordon, M. E. Biddle,
CsAirtn ia' mnteriallv HmiriflO-Rfl: there 1.T- -Wr"W(tltS": W. H."T Biddfo. R. J.
1, " will nofc be more than one-fourth of Brock, J. P Quinerly, C. M. Ai" Griffin,
crop matlfe on the beach land, but on the F. Harding. : Passengers, Mrs. Turner
sainp lanult Is not injured so paaiy. May and children ana air, Wiggins, , ,
' Two thirds of a crop is a fair estimate. I Steainer Contentnea jPollokflyille, ! jsh fish in any quantity and at all times
'Corn is very ' good. ' There will be land Trenton with freights for . Hua- and so is Capt. James Loughlm; both
, i i molt malethisj ypar than ver before'. I son W. Mur'rill, F. Mercer, H. Whitford, have good fisheries.; , , i; u
Rice Is very good; the acreage is not w. JH. vox ffi Co., it. nutty, n Some weddings on hand, will tell
. ' 'a laige jas lasi year, pup double the Smith, W. 11. Mills, Bynum Jenkins,
fl VaW willU taWe W tne tkte. I J. C. Whittey, C. Whittey, ' J. G.
.oi -- ii t - Barrus, J. Nicolson, J. O. Foy, J. H.
Klre Conipautea. . d , ,? ! rrio aA llllk
Steamer L. H. Cutler for Vanceboro
Quite a bevy of pretty girls now visit
ing our town. ; 'i;
, Cotton has commenced coming in and
the features of the furnisher relax ctli a
little "... ,' .'. f .
Honey 00c. per gallon
.Wheat 90c. per bushel.
Country Bacon- Hams 18c. ; sides
10c; shoulders 15c. ' Lard 15c.
Beef On loot, 5c. to Co.
Sweet Potatoes 50c. per bushel.
Eoos 18e. per dozen.
Peanuts $1.50. per bushel.
Fodder $1.50.
Peaches 50c. per peck.
Ari'LES 05c. per bushel. '
Peaks $1.00 per bushel.
Grapes Concord, $1.00; Scupper
nong, 1.50 per bushel.
Onions.$1.60 per bushel.
, Beans 00c. per bushel.
Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c.
Tallow Oc. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair.
Meal Bolted, $1.15 n?r bushel.
buS!8Iriah,-u,0'8WCoU5c' Thursday Even's, Sept 14,
Shingles West India 5 inch, mixed,
$2.50 per M. Building 5 inch, hearts.
$3.50; saps, $2.50 per M.
Wednesday Even'g, Sept. 13,
Will he. pesented, with new and hand
some wardrobe,' ' " '
THE EMOTIONAL DRAMA,
"Leah, the Forsaken."
BALTIMORE RTAUKET.
, Baltimore, Sept. 9. Oata dull;
southern 40a42c. ; red rust proof 35a3C;
western white 41a42c. ; do. mixed 38a40c.
It makes a darkey mad jtotellJiim. PiavisionsuucliangeU mess)i'k $24.00.
that the Democrats don't intend to al- ulk meats-shouldei-s and clear rib
, ,, . , a. , . siues, pacKea, njaiiic. mcon snoui-
lowhim to hold office and that they . . rib sides 101c. Hams
have E. R. Page to help cariy out that 15J alOic. Lard refined 14c. Butter
intention - ' ' 1 ' : !; " ' steady", western packed 14a20c. ! Coffee
TT n i v U ' i dull, llio cargoes, . ordinary to lair,
II. Rountree of Ivinston, Grand San,n Rn .. a unft flJn.
Lecturer of tha State, has been holding Whisky steady at $1.20al.22
close communion with the members of
The Fire ' Companies held a meeting
, , last uight to take some action on tne
next week. No deaths lately; Doctors
are starving. Alarmingly healthy, etc.
So mote it be,' Amen. ;; ' - r "
' , Monday hist was a big day in Jack
sonville. We thought we would j see
ing going on between the candi-
but all passed off without it not
oTthe Cit7 Coua rce with freights for W. Cleve, M. Bryan
.,M ki,..iAt t1J&Co.,.M. F. Bryan &.Brp.. N. Ipock, (, . s
. . Pl,M-rv. John M. Tnopk and Geo.1 . . . r 7 7
; j l JJannc, Engineer Green tendered his " -r - ri enough ; spirits aranK; , only one man
resignation, but it was ruled out on a Evan8, ' .' " , ,'" 1 "; . I drunk, Capt, Peter Way who always
, point of order and a committee appoint- Steamer Tiger ; Lily for Hyde county attends to, tho drinking part tho first
ed to confer with the City Council. , The with cargo of lumber and general ; fner- Monday, and by the by he made the best
. NewDernea accepted the resignation of chandise, and passengers. , i uy.. i-, speech of (he day.
Engineer Hilton and, after trying to fill
the vacancy and finding no one; who
would acQept; it for the salary tendered,
appomtei d fcaifimittee to ftotify Mayor
Howard ( that after . to-night . the New
Berne ivas out 6f service. 1
,.. It is unfortunate that there should be
anjf'jrpJblq! ij 4i(s)mbtter. The Fire
. Companies are very efficient and should
' be supported. -It is also unfortunate
that the city should be in debt. Get an
) at oLegiiilatfreJt al(o- ijre taiesv
&A.
WILMINGTON OTARKFT.
Wilminqton, Sept. 9. Spirits tur
uentine firm at 41c. Rosin firm
at W.i'Zh tor strained, and 1.4i
good strained. Tar firm at $1.80. Cru
turpentine steady at $i.z lor hard,
and $2.50a2.70 for yellow dip and virgin.
Polloksville Lodge No. , 175 A. F,
M., for the past few days.
: The Messrs. Bell have moved to town
and commenced busiuess in their new
store, with Mr. 0 us Husk ins as chief
clerk. The advent of this firm adds
materially to the business and social
status of the place. !,
Politics continue to attract Unabated Subscribe to "The NewSouth,"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
We have had lively times here for
some time.1' People are all lively, health
- ! Fifth Ward Stlmnon Club. : ' ,
Pnraiirinf. l nrAvlmis notice thn Re-
publican voters of the Fifth Ward of good, crops not very bad, plenty to eat
New Berne, who are in favor of -the BUli" ,"a'"
election of. Daniel Stimson, Esq., to the cernedahd the merchants are about
office of sheriff of Craven counte ract going off North to buy their fall stock
F McCarthy OOUHi vu:- mmau. iuuimvKs iiuu
Dennis are going, but our old friend
interest and it really looks as though
the whites, even in this benighted coun-
tv have the inside track. The color line
has been drawn by the white Republi
cans themselves, at tho Trenton conven
tion held by the Republicans a few days
WILMINGTON, N. C,
Will be presented the Great Historical
Drama of .
LUCRETIA DORGIfl,
As played by Miss Scott over 1,000 times.
Friday -Eveningr Sept 15,
The Great Parisian Suqcess,
As now being played in Paris to crowd
ed houses nightly, and which was
' played at the Chestnut St. The-
j , atre, Phila., 150 nights to
standing room only, ., ,
The Princess cf Dcdad
foi Saturday Even'g, Sept' 16,
Positively the last night of the season,
auu on which occasion will be
presented the Melo-drama,
ROMEO AND JULIET,
With all the Stage appliances.
A GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
,'.:) .. ON,. .... ... .
Saturday Afternoon, at 2:30-
Your Nime In Print, f
( ReV.'NVM.' Jurney passed up the
at the warehouse of Thos. F. McCarthy,
at tha itinnt.inn nf PnllnrV and Oueon
trpt. on Fridav evenimr. Sentember T,l0mas he wil1 not 80 this time
8th, 1882, at 8 o'clock. - , , j h? -wW. S61- t--8t themforhi8
Tlie meeting was called to order by
T?nv. Tt W. Morris, who stated that the
Liot nf th mtinff was for the rmr- 5 "e has a large field open but says
road pose of organizing a Fifth Ward Stimson
he don't think it will turn out as good
U ... vrtnr. n.wl
irmrfAninw mAvninnp nn hia wnv ti tl.A I i to Tii xn i (tti I .Inn ' I '
UtUto W M U.f 0,i F., ' The meeting was ably addressed by Ptatoe8 he haf enou to, fftte
which convenes in Baltimore next Mon-i Hon. Geo. Da White, Hon. I. B. Abbott,
all the hogs, squirrels, cows and bears
A weekly newspaper devoted to the
Industrial, Agricultural, Educational
and general development of NORTH
CAROLINA and the SOUTH. I
jLJ 4. tii.i. i. a A handsome Dortrait aouvAmr nf
ago,not asingle negro was nominated 5 e"' Ternfl 2 00 r," an- Mj?8 Scott will be presented to every
ioroince, oiuiary w it:if s ut " num. A Itlwal reduction to ciiws or : " & , v'
great many of that race.. J,,: tenormme. $1.00 for six month. , GrTTT "TS
We've heard a good many darkies Z cTj. G. JOSEPH GAYLORD,
around here say that they will not sup- Burri wjh ue published, with a splen
did Portrait of the Bishop.
Subscriptions received or advertising
contracts made by . .
D. T. CARRAWAY,
scpl2dtf ' New Berne, N. C.
I ... . I iri tllA tlftirflllvM-llflAfl . ftllfl tllPTl Will lllLVfi
dav. ' v i- !V: A.J. Marshall pnd others, 411 of whom . . , ' ., .
" ' ' - I . , . . . . . r. ii C!i!.a Plenty leit lor a aozen iamuies lor, one
W.aran;iayW4iq.8fwiiomr, notwithstanding John Gammons
. ..havbeen vuig hectmn recentiy, 1
mmy :onror ,ie Republicans of Craven W P. plantation.
uen. K. ltansora is on a inp nortn on - . A grand farmers' picnic at Montfort's
Amn m, wwtr motion, it wislvoted mlh last Saturday, Regular fish. fry;
worts in his charge. ...... thai ther tHair te k Fifth Ward Stim- about 250 present, and so sure as you
. i I Ml llatOlanly IreturrjeU bxi Sunday BQn Campaign clubi ftnd the following live, fish and clams did not go begging.
night from Maryland, whither , he has r8orja were elected permanent officeiB Heady had furnished the clams and J,
' been spending the Bhinmer,'and is now of the cluDviz.: q. w. Slade, president; A. Kellam the fish. , , A splendid time,
, ready, to tackle.the ew ci op of , cotton c. jilanitqii,gl3 irid president; but very, warm, and the young wido;
f ii
from Paufort yesterday morning.
. Rallie Cirraway is visitmgGolds
boro. , , , ........ ;:, -Vi.',
Vi. 3. II. Bell's family Returned from
I' ' cad City yesterday morning.
forilie Ciraded School.. ,
' .'-es of the New Berne Acade-
Frederick Douglass, 2d vice president;
C, R. Robbins, secretary; John: T. York
and Richard Tucker, assistant secre
taries; Matthew Simmons, treasurer.
Executive Committee: Thos. F. Mc
Carthy, Augustus Powers, Lewis Pope,
A. J. Marshall, V. H. Styron, J. A. Wig
giii8Vieorge Manly, J. W. Harrell and
Wm. F. James. : , . ' ; ; '- '
On motion, the secretary of the club
if held vesterdav evening
fallowing as assistant teach- was jitruote kd purchase a S blank
r ; Graded School
r. C, M. W. Neal, Miss Corrinne
i, ' Kuchad Brookfield,
A. P.. 1'errebee, Miss Annie D.
' I..b lVUigrew, of Waphing
! " ' Core of Norlolk,
, , 1 1 i those, Prof. John-
, S !' 'i ' ivili"'" of selectiug
;.;-is selected give assurance
book on which to record all tli6 pro
ceedings of the club. ' s
On motion, the secretary was instruct
ed (o enroll the names of all the mem
bers of the club and all others in the
ward who are in favor of the election of
Daniel St hwon, the regular nominee for
sheriff of Craven county. i
On motion, it was voted that the club
shall meet'ou every Thursday evening
were were fairly splurging. , Only eight
widowers, and all candidates, too; just
think of. it.. Not ; all candidates for
county offices, such as have been men'
tioned, but candidates for . matrimony
a still better office. Mr.i Sol. Gornto
concludes that he is a candidate. now,
and wants the young ladies to vote for
him, so does Mr. Micagah Farnell and
Maj. 1. 0. Fonville, all young widowers,
and candidates for matrimony and think
from the way they acted Saturday they
will soon be elected. ! Music and danc
ing was a part of the picnic amuse
ment.' ;''. : . ' ";:
More snakes this week., Mr. T.
Marsliall was getting his fodder last
week when , a large coach-whip snake
attacked .him and his boy; tho monster
had a white rabbit in bis mouth, and
was 12 feet long. He attacked the boy.
port Cab Scott and Eli Perry, but if S.
E. Koonce and T. J. Whitaker announce
themselves 1 independent candidates,
they will do all they canto elect them.
The former has already announced
himself an independent candidate and
it behooves the latter to do likewise if
he desires re-election. The Democrats
soem much elated at the action of tho
Beanfort convention of Sept. 7lh and
strongly predict Whitford's victory over
factions, fraud and variegated politi-j
cians. . . ;:
V Stonewall ltems. "
Rain, rain and Jstill it comes.
The Tiger Lilly arrived here with a
full cargo of freight yesterday, dis
charged and left for your city." : '
The Republican .convention of this
county convened in Bayboro yesterday
agreeably to adjournment. , Mr. R. S.
Daniels was made permanent chairman,
and Mr,- W. A. Carrawan Secretary.
The committeemen credentials reported
all right on (hat line. ( . The first bust
ness on hand was tho nomination of
Sheriff, Mr. W. D. Alford being the
man. For clerk Superior Court, David
Lee : for Register of Deeds P. J Dela-
ma ; Coroner W. T. Dickerson ; Survev
or W. A. Carrawan. -Mr. Jnq. R, Mc
Cotter who . had already , announced
himself an independed candidate foil-
Treasurer was unanimously endorsed
and Capt. Jas. S. Lane independent for
the Legislature was also unanimously
endorsed. It was one of the, most liar
monioua and orderly conventions I havi
witnessed.
t . t ...
Mr. C- H. Fowler is receiving a large
stock of merchant Jise and so is Mr.
F. F. Cherry. Mr. W. H. Gaskins re
General Aeent.
SsT Seats now on sale at MEADOWS'
DRUG STORE.
MAPP & CO.,
1
WANTED,
A Good Book-keeper, one who thorough
ly understands the business; none other
need apply. And also an office boy, 14
or 16 years old, one who understands
figures and can write a fair hand. Ap-
ly w
sepOdGt J. U. SMITH.
ISotice.
Statk of K.:tii Caiiomna, i ": "' '
1'iiiVPB County.)
Thn cub vriLx-r liHvinat uiialiflfd B Adminia-
tmlorof llinM.-lleof K. H. Windlcy, (Iwi-kmi-J, on
tin- 1st day nf Si-pit iulM-r, A.D. li,s, twlbre ilie
Pml:i.l. iLniri of i-r iven county, hrrchy notitlM
all pi i'..ni- lianiii i l.iiii! j..ritinKt fairi fslutp, to
iro tut th.-ia (ur i!t.nirnt on or bt-foiVllif
1st lay of Septenihcr, 1883,
or thiH noliff will ie .miUil In bar of Iheir re-eov-ry.
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Aiixivons UKli-blP l to wild estate will make
immediate, payment . ...
poiio this 1st day of September, 188!.
Manufacturers of and dealers in sepiiiw ' Administratiw.
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nam, Japannea ana oiampea unware, q i (TJTT"RPHTT T
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Lamp and House-Furnishing Goods,
Metallio lioonng, nuniDing ana
, Gas Fitting.
104 cfc 100 Water sf ., 84 36 Roanoke av.,
T NORFOLK VA.,
Write for Catalogues and Price Listi
s peii'illra . . .
P. Holland, Jit. O. H. Guion.
HOLLAND & GUION,
(At Simmons & Manly 's Law Office.)
EEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
: Land purchased and sold on short no
tice. ','....'!, - I '
Siecial attention given to the letting And dealer in Stoves, Hardware, Crock-
of houses and collection of rents. ery and Glassware; Sash, Doors and
- p. b. Boi U(, iew berne, in. c. I Blinds, Apple and Pear Pearera, eto.
middle; ntreet, se-.v rrrxE,M. c.
Opposite John Suter's Furniture Store.
I
MANUFACTURER OF !
Tin.'and Shect-irca V7are,
For references apply to National Bank,
Geo. B. Uuion, Simmons oc Manly.
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