North Carolina Newspapers

..'till t 4 '- it ill i 1U l VOL. I. -; : NEW BERNE, 'N. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1882. NO. 141, t if'- ' r , V 01 IX Ah. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Humphrey & Howard War in Egypt Thomas S. Howard Cotton ginning. ". JoskphGaylord Leah the Forsaken. N. M. Gaskill Merchant Tailor. , journal Miniature Almanac, ,' ' Sun rises, 5:43 Length of day, 1 Sun sets, 8:10 ) 12 hours, 28 minutes. Moon seta 6:28 a. m. . k -,. I ! 'ill .'I I. The schooner Ella R. Hill is on How ard Vrall way for repairs. ' The city tax collector has sold about three hundred dog badges. ;, , , '' ;" s ' ; Our townsman, A. G. Hubbard, Esq., New Berne Cotton Market. ., ., t i The cotton market has not opened here yet, but we predict, that when it does commence, this market will have no superior in the State. . The buyers hero are dealing direct with exporters and manufacturers, and the facilities for shipping are better than ever before, and better than any other market in the State Wilmington, perhaps, ex ceptedand there, is no reason why the best priceB should not be paid. "The Raleigh and Golduboro markets may sometimes show better prices on paper from the fact that a better grade of col ton is made on the uplands than in this low country, but if pur Sraithfield and La Grange i subscribers will try this reduced to $25, the Treasurers to $12.50 and the Clerk's to 812.50. i . !On 'motion, the appropriation for the tro engine companies for their jumper horses was reduced to $7.50 each.' : , On motion, a committee consisting of Uounciimen, Willis and Moore was ap pointed to wait upon the City Attorneys and ask if they would allow a deduction ot 25 per cent, on their salary, j On motion, the city drivers were al lowed Hs5 per week for their services. ; On motion, the minutes were adopted and the Hoard adjourned. a ',' , I, A. W. Wood, City Clerk. " . V Kinston Items. we regret to say, is still confined to his market with some of their fancy staple we think they-; will , be well paid " for their tTfinti iL U 4 i S. . One plan We expect 'to follow in the I future, as in the past: The Journal is published in the interest of farmers and not cotton buyers, and if the buyers here don't pay the best of prices we I expect to let it be known. . Tfum i The Clarie Sooit iJombination will be in the city to-day and will Rive, their first' exhibition to-night.' ,. ,,', j r , The schooners James M. Hall and S. Watren Ballot Philadelphia are dis charging coal at the Midland wharf. r ' The man, Mr. Laughlin, an employee r of the Midland Company, who was cut in an affray by Dr. Robinson at Smith field last Sunday has, we learn, died. " Maj'. Carraway showed us last night n 1 -m'iti in ir .visitor ' ' a Kaailfiflll UrllitA au c cuing mvi; ( - "-." .. T1... ........ . , , . .. flower, oil ttfgyl W, To Miss Ptt county is Ms.t.ng friends ,n the . Gertrude the editor makes his bow for 01 y ;. '. - , , a pretty Iwojiet. 'V ! ..Mr. Bryan McCullan, Sr.,' and i lady The Democratic County Executive totte. city vtaiting their , sona Oscar Committee met in this city, yesterday anrt layette. ' ' -t . - and determined to call a county con- Henry Archbe 11 of the Kinston Bak veution for October 7th, to nominate """-"J jvaivmay. candidates for county officers. Corn, $1.00 per bushel. Meal, $1.20 -' Wheat. 1.00 " m . N. C. Hams, 20c. per lb. Sides, 18c " . Shoulders 18c .'.:, " s' -, Beeswax, 22c ! " ' 1 Chickens, 80 to 50c per pah'. Eggs, 15c per dozen, i The above are retail prices, j Cotton (Baled) 11c to llic. Cotton, seed, Si c. a small quantity. Farmers should have their meat houses at home. : 1 The wet, cloudy weather is certainly very . unfavorable to the cotton crop. In tins connection 1 see that commission merchants are urging upon farmers the benelits to be derived, from getting cot tou out dry, assorting so as to not have two grades in the same bag, which they call "mix-packed," and the great neces sity of sheltering after packing. Sini Wooten had up his sign, "selling at cost for the next hfteen days lor cash," iast week. The last two words prevented many sales. M. S. Webb, next door to Sim, put out his, "at cost selling at cost." They were both taken down the latter part of the week, but I learn that when Webb wishes to make sale, ho twists his sign, and Slover Bryan, who does business opposite, goes over and makes a purchase. The Postmaster at this place has re ceived over two hundred iiostal cards. enquiring lor one Johnston (Jampbell who is represented to have drawn $1,000 m the Kansas City Lottery. - (juite a number Of letters addressed to saul Campbell has been received at thisoflice, some ot which have been sent to the dead letter olhce, and as the man is not COMMERCIAL. Your Name In Print. ! , v., ' ' V. Mrs. Henry R. Bryan, and Miss Kale Carraway leave this morning for New York. About twenty-five bales of cotton came in , last , week. W. F. Stanley Dougm iwenty-one bales.., . The little boy of Pete Phillins living fi wriii: u..i. ,.r t..i. .. m:n in vance townsnip. who was scalded liot handler, has since died of his inju ries. , , ; . ; . '; , ; . ' John A. Parrott, a bou of the late James M. Parrott, died on Friday night last, after weeks of great suffering. He was a young man of exemplary life and his loss w ill be sadly felt. -.. E. W, Bizzlo, of Ia Orange, who ran ' NEW IIKIINE DIAKKET. Cotton Middling 11 Jc; low middling 118c. good ordinary He; ordinary 10c. None in market.- . Corn 72c. in bulk:" 75c. in sacks. Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm atSfa.HOfor yellow dip. . . Tar Firm at $1.50 and $1.75. Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb. Honey COii. per gallon. ; Wheat Uiv. per bushel. Country Bacon Hams 18c.;' sides ICo.; shoulders 15c. Lard J5c. ' Bjcef On foot, 5c. to Co. . Eau's 18c. per dozen. ' Peanuts 1.50. jwr bushel. Fodder $1.50. Peaches 50c. per peck. Apples 05c. per bushel. I'kars $1.00 per bushel. Grapes Concord, Jfl.00; Scupper nong, ifi..r)U per bushel. unions $1.(50 per bushel. Beans fiOc. per bushel. Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c; Tallow tic. per lb. " UHICkens Grown, 50c. per pair. Meal Bolted, $1.15 p?r bushel. Potatoes Irish, $1.50, sweet 05c. per uusnei. Shingles West India 5 inch, mixed $2.50 per M. Building 5 inch, hearts CITY ITEMS. This column, iuxttu local ucwe, b to be ued fr Lotnl AilvvrtisiiiK. "Leah, the Foraaken,t tU. Academy " ; ol manic. .. The talented young English actress. Miss Clarie Scott. apieared at the Acad emy of Music yesterday afternoon and again last night, in the personation of the character of "Leah, tue Forsaken.',' Of Miss tvott nothing can bo added to that which we already have spoken iu , her favor, except to say that she deserved a betler reception limit she received du- mg her engagement in this citv. . Her principal support, Mr. S. K. Coburn, ax 'JNathau, the AiMwtate Jew." acuuitted himself in that character satisfactorily Mr. C. W. Hollowell of Pasquotank Ior gisr oi ueeas two years ago is m. t tko countv. owner of the Na"s Head nrnn. um " V""u le ? 1" " vuav ov a . won. ; xie is not so weu Known, but is ' Cotton Exchange, held yesterday, it was ery called to Bee us yesterday .Sorry we said to be a gentleman of fine business iim.Kinii tn vaiit. inA vnennr. inr. in imni " - - viftc. known to be about here, the enquiry is, is the Lottery a fraud, and who is John ston uanipbellr The County Democratic Convention $3-50; saps, $2.50 per M. J met last (Saturday. The desire previous to the meeting in this section seemed to be, that candidates be selected who could command the support of the party, and that one be especially selected tor the Legislature who could discuss be fore the people the issues between the parties, uphold the time honored prin ciples of democracy, and materially aid in the campaign in carrying the party to victory. Of the candidates selected, I have heard no objection to speak of, except that made tor the Legislature of the Exchange and floor it over for the Mr. C. E.. Foy has returned from his benefit of the cotton sellers.. ' Northern trip much improved in health. Vice-President Edward S. Sanford of He is nw ready for business. 1 Adams Express Company died on Sun day morning of heart disease; His fun eral services took place yesterday even ing at 2 O'clock, and on" that account the express office in this city was closed and draped in morning for the after- noon. ' . , : iu)i f-i ! : . r t i : f ' Il Charles H.; Blank has returned from the purchase of a large" stock of , goods, and has a business-like step. ; qualifications, I. B. Loftin, Esq., candidate for. the republican Senatorial nomination from Green and Lenoir, stirred the political waters from the bottom at Snow Hill last week. His speech is said to have been a masterly effort. Ill I i1' M 1 Educational. i :This evening at 8 o'clock, in Clinton Chapel, will be delivered by the Rev. Mr. :-i Bason the 6th of the-seriea of Lectures for the benefit of the Normal slude: The Democratic county convention at i. ......,.. i .. i .. :i l n u ir nn;i ...no lv,I,nlu" oululu"j) ,' 18 saiu nomina w.v.uoi ted a Rtromr ticket for tl Wialtw yesterday in good trim tor work. , and for county officers. Deinpsey : J.' P. Brosrden. of Trenton returned vvoou- Jr- is brought out tor the House , r ,r ., , , , branch of the legislature. . Ilia family iroin..tw. ioik yesteruay ami was connections unite him with a large por looking as peart as a school boy. : tioil of the Republican party besides' Mr. T. C.Whitaker a merchant of he carries a strong pocket book and is a Trenton was in the city yesterday. clever lellow m every way. Ur T,.i.n p Tiaivi;.Tf triw. ia ! B W. Cannady, of the businessfirm H the tityrHe Tntended leaving on the All are cordially invited to attend. Slienandoah for Union College' Schen- rtrenun Admission free. 1 to plain people' 6lienanaoah for Union College' Schen-f treasurer. He is a voune man of nonu Admission free. 1 Subject: "Plain talk ectadyj N. Y. yesterday, but a too long 'a' manners, is a good wire puller, has ; I i- i i i i i-i i.. . jrrear, mntprifil snhr Mtv. niiu i ha Knnlnii V! malneJElcftlon. ji , , . ', ' ?? We Jeani from the foltowUnptelegrum received in the, pity yesterday evening search for ii iewel whn ha, left tl.a great material soiiaity, runs tne Ainston , ... ' . ".. . . . ' Machine Shops, runs a largo Hardware UBu mm w miivo ul mo wimri just 8tore and 8everal plantations and still ien iiiuiutes aiter uie ooatnau ten. nas capacity to manage with the county funds. success that the Dutch have captured Holland : S Washinot6n, D. Cl io political FoInU Johnson Bryan was in the city y ester BALTIMOHE DIAKKET Bvltiaiouk,' Sent. 11. Oats firmer southern 40a45c. ; red rust proof nominal western white 43a44c; do. mixed 41a42c Provisions steady; mess pork $24.00, Hum meats shoulders and clear ri sides, packed. Ilal5c. Bacon shoul ders 121c: clear rib sides ICic. Hams 15ial0ic. Lard refined 14c. Butter steady; western packed 14a20c. Coll'ee dull, Rio cargoes, . ordinary to fair Die. Sugar steady; A soft 08c. N KW AI ) VliHTISEiMKNTa Cotton Ginned and Baled!! The obiectious to Mr. Wood about wnisKy steady at l.SB. Iipra ha fnr no T linvra Imon iililft tn Iwnrii i , - .. j . vvu.nnynTnx Minf n w.,;.-;tu ,. nti.l ci,.,.,,,l tl.of tin d not an Hii-iont V . u ..11m iui ;,l..Hi;,l r tli tl.i navh. Aa t,i rat. 1 Htvuviuuu ivii niw i7i.lv. . i " ,ww ,,1. u iini f .i l d;. e noorte thoroughly acquainted will raise ?in . V, mivnnoc cm- on.l luinllm cannnil it ia . ...... vx vnuivu v(itv iiu attka in v'vij viw') The undersigned will gin and bale Cotton, during the present season, at his Steam Cotton Gins on South- Front street and Trent River, at the LOWEST LIVING RATES, and refers to' the public who have patronized him in the past as a guarantee of fair dealing. : THOMAS S. HOWARD,.1 BepindOtvvlm New Berne, N. C"? OPKUAlIOUSKr FOUR NIGHTS OfJLY, . t' v,.;: .'' COMMENCING " '( . Wednesday, Sept. 13. (the last probably excepted) voted for the Republican candidates for county oflices. I understand that in other por tions of the county, ho will be objected to on account of his position on the no tenco law. The question now is, win the party support him f at, $1.25 for hard. and sf3.;ua2.7U for yellow dip and virgin. . (m. 1 1 1. v . u .I A nnAA -1 rrevioiig vontitionf , , . i j. u, Button, cjsq. there is a resgf Snow Hill, Sept. 0, 1882. men' i Buttons, white and colored, in Editor Messenger :-r At the Republi- w8 "ounty is the candidate for Sher We have carried evervthine in Maine; can Convention now beinor held here.liff- Ho is a good man of "good Old t Goverriorngressional and Legislative the nominees thus far are: For House stock, daring and energetic, runs f 'tickets.- i ,';.' i -; of Remesentative. W. T. Dixon, (nres- whiskey still and can afford "77 drinks t, D. B. Henderson, Sec. ent Representative), for Sheriff, Jas. T. every voter before breakfast and will ,,.. H ':'?) H; ' '" Vr'-"d rSmith; for Coroner, Hymbriek ' Harper, certainly reduce the-Davu 'fraction col.: lor (Jlerk Superior Court. D. VV. kj tne aecimai oi an nought Detore jno Patrick. 1 yember next. .-... Mr. Frpd Tiffin nf ITinutnti ' fnaw ... . . .dayandinanintervW reporter reveaieu tue louowiug u u uuuuiuuuig i h wuu. us Jud2e of Probate to the manv surronnd- t :.. n,.- r-i. I all co to the ballott-box in NnnmhAr . . .i i... m. . . Hiatus yji jjuuuub in mo wio wren nc-1 o- -- ---- ----- - - 01 111H uamu. lion The looking ' The Liberals all have the sore nose. The Republicans are all on crutches. "There' ain't One that can walk without a crotch. J i 1 1 I t S O I - Between Halm and Stimson it is "hip i). If A Jones bounty Items. Jno. W. Wooten, Esq., had tlis- mis fortune of losing two of his horses one dr.y last week. It is very JiuietiiLTrentoniiow-rnolli mglo relieve the monotony but au oc casional political discussion. Hope tho citizens of the county will remember Hon. J. W. Shakelford will speak at Trenton next Saturday, tho lfith mst. "" ' ' ';" .' ' The land of Thos. F. Worley was sold to-day by the county e commissioners; H. C. Koonce bought it, paying $1201. 00 for it. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. New York, Sept. n i p. m. Cotton weak; September 12 8"al3 36; October 11 77all 78; November 11 l)fiall57: De cember 11. 55all.50; January 11.01all.u2; reoruary j.i rjun TJ; March 11 S4all 85; April ll.0iial3.06: May 12 00al2 07: June ia I7al2 10. Sales 14,000 bales. Cotton quiet: uplands 12 13-10: Orleans 1.1.4. NEVAl2YEItTISEMBNTft-4 N . M. G ASK ILL, MERCHANT TAILOR, Is still at his old stand on Middle street, and prepared to make up the Engagement of the beautiful and suc cessful young English Actress, CLAIRE SCOn Supported by the talented youn? Actor S. K. COBURN, And a Powerful Dramatic Company of liuetropoiitan Artists. Wednesday Even'g, Sept 13, Will bo pesented, with new and hand-.. , some wardrobe, t THE EMOTIONAL DRAMA,' , , ' Leah, the Forsaken." i Greenbaqkers jire ei ig for their Wles. . and vote the solid Republican and coa, that Governor Ja'rvis will permit this htion ticket without regard tn race. I ! ... 51 , . . minir in and i. J.- .j.. uoiuuiuuou, since It DieaKS tile Slate "V O s I 1U1UI 1 ' 1 m,lUUEI WllUltIVll VI DU1VI and thigh. . The Democi'at8 are sty aightening up. Some of tliejn are now fefgh&.feel-.bjigh tude.'He was enthusiastically cheered by. the colored ''brethren." ijis speech was very bitter. They are just now calling for O'Hara. He was endorsed as .candidaTer- for Congress. . I . write hurriedly as the mail is about to close. Greene. -Ooldsboro fllessenger. ; r and will soon be ten. Proceed! ngo of City Council.: , v . ., Tuesday, September 12, 1 882. A special meeting of the Board was held this p. m., Mayor Howard presid- Durham Grady , to stand for Coroner.' ig. . ins place win pay well well unless all made by the Governor and Billy Wood pile to save the btate two years hence witn Kobinson and Uarrett. A ukase is expected from the Capitol counter j manding this nomination and orderind tne iaitinui "to Hold liarret : and save the State." . Tlie threat of the revival of the Ku Klux by "Old Bart" and the certain ty of many sudden deaths from the 'worm of the still" after the election. offering in inviting prospect for bu siness, have induced our life long f riond, ' Tfce Flr6 Companies. " . 1 The duestion of reducing the, salaries ; i Present: Councilmen Willis. Miller, appearances fail. Such is the Demo- nV'thi Winners of the Viie 'CdmDanies SmallwooiL Moore. Simnson. Bell.-Mor- c.rati9 ticket! ? ll8 youth, beauty and ml -i i- , r, i r I l the "root of all evil" with which to was reconsidered at a; speqial meeting ris and Crawford. -.. -i ' fight tho B(H,alled Republican ticket on yesterday and increased to $22.50 in- The Mayor stated that the meeting and voIttcftR is the sigh of the hopeful tftead ef $20.00. This was. agreed toby was called tke pome action relative independents the engmoerstpfvjded the salaries of to employing an engineer for tlie New- Endorsing resolutions eem ! to share the other officers were reduced ht aarae borne Engine iCompapy : that a commit- the like fate in democratic as m repub- proportion which was unanunously teefiom the Newberne Engine Com agread. toii.Li-i-'Aittt '4J'H '"-''' pimy waited nnon.him at (hia residence Councilman Crawford was in favor last 'night, and ' steitea that' Mr! R. II. offeatorin e cd waf!mniadte1y Hilton had resigned as engineer and rather than have one of the Fire Com- they were unable to employ another to panies unfit ifotf duty.) .lie had Ifatner serve at that price, and unless they get help to pay it out of his own pocket than on by twelve oclockto-iiigl they will to take the risk 'one 'minute of ' 'tlie be unfit for ofuty. " ' "tiiy being destroyed by fire. . I , Mr. Crawford , moved t to pconsider , '' 1 ; ;."'.v'-! I the motion at the last meeting reducing Paasencerson the Shenandoh Tlie following passengers arrived on ' Mr. Miller asked for the reading the steamer Shenandoah ; yesterday minutes of last meeting, stating that he morning : , ' . " wanted to show his position. I'.r. Cox, Chas. IL Blank, M. Bryan; f Mr. Moore aecopded the motion to re ,'..r.:iui Cohen and wife ' and tliree consider, stating that he had seconded children, T. D. Morcer, J.! Dean and the motion with a view to presenting a wife. B. S. Mattocks, J. P. i Brogden; proposition f romj tlid officers of the city 1 ' 41 1 l . 1 lican conventions. One was introduced last aturoay in ine uomocratio con- yenton, endorsing Hon. Matt W. Ran som as united btates senator and sug gesting nis re-eiection by tho next legis lature. The Jarvis wing of. the party jumpea at it line a "uuck a tier a June bug'' and soon picsea ail the life out of it. : it tne mends or the Governor are as vigilant and faithful in other coun ties as in this, onr wily and working chief magistrate will surely recognize in the near future "..The applause of listening senates to command. " George F. M. Dail, Prof., Pharrazyn wife and child, Mr.; Adams, C. E. Foy, Mrs. Foy, ratenj Dr. Walker Hill, Ida Martia, C. W. Hollowell.. , ' ' , i Tlie following passengers left' on the steamer Shenandoah yesterday evening: John Dunn, V. 'I. Oliver and Misr May Oliver, for N. Y. J. M. While for Nor- folk, V.: .i Taylor and Llisrf Harriet Lane, I iac Patterson,. Miss 'Hannah Clark. . . ' agreeing to allow a deduction of 25 per cent from their salaries,, which would save $325 to the City, : whereas thedei duction on the engineers alone would amount to only $160, for the unoxpired term. Councilman Crawford withdrew his motion.' ' -' ' ' On motion', the salaries of the Eogin eers was increased to $22.50. . By consent the Mayor's salary was La Grange' Items- Give him atrial; you will be treated right. ; , ,, sepl3dAwlm WA11IN EGYPT! LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Mr. Jas. Pollock of Trenton, who has and guarantee satisfaction. been so very sick, we are glad to Know Piece Gooda f aUt u t. iu vaimllv nnnrnvlviO' mil wa linim will I j . . . r 1 . J . 1 .v w terns always on hand. sopu uo up uaiu. Mr. Jno. I. Heath, one of our Ener getic and successful farmers brought the first lot of seed cotton to this market this season, which was sold for 3.37 per hundred. We were shown on last Saturday by Dr. Scarborough some oi the hnest ap ples we have ever seen. They were presented to him of Beaver Creek. 13 ounces and three of them turned the scales at 37 ounces. ' Miss Fannie Koonce, daughter of Mr, Amos Koonce about IS years ot age died at home on Cypress Creek last Sunday morning of the typhoid fever. Miss Fannie had been for several years a consistent member of the Methodist church. While the Enirlish and Envntians are by Mr. Andrews of uus' ngntmg each other, The heaviest weighed Humphrey & Howard Are waging a Terrible Warfare with Prices, High Tho Star Puntj Cnsos. WAsniNOTON. September 11 route 'ami ' Corn, 0 'cents.' 'M'"" t; ;M Meal, 90 cents. ' ' ' ! Pork, 15 cents, retail. ,', .' . . '.,'' ; ' N. C. Hams, 18 cents: u " ' ' 1 ' Cotton, 1U cents, i U :' 'f . Goods are arriving in quantities Moses, infant son of John D. and Julia Walters, died in this place on the 3d inst..-: iiij ..-.:;.-!; ; i The first bale 'of new cotton of this season sold in this place, was sold On Saturday by W. S. Uzzell, at Hi cents, Edwards & Murchison being the pur chasers. "' ' ( ' ,' ... ! Last week there was in this place almost a meat famine, . But few. of the merchants hud any, and these few but At. 10:10 'o'clock the star jury entered the court room through their lorenian announced that they had reached a eouclii sion aa to four of the defendants, but stood as they did on' Saturday, and as to the others being unable to agree as to them. ' Tho ikwirt declined to receive the yerdiet and a recess was taken until two o'clock p. m. . I i , .Washington, September 11 . At 2 o'clock Judge Wylie took his seat and ' sent " ' for the star route jury. 'When they appeared Fore man Dickson; announced that there had been no change in the ojiinious of thcjurysilice; tho last "'report, The, Jiidgotlien ssiid he had con cluded to accept their verdict. The defendants were called, . and all answered. The foreman then sta ted that the jury had. instructed him to return a verdict of guilty as to Turner ana reck, ami t hat no agreement was reached as to Bra dy and the two D.orseys. ; And w ill never rest until they have I touted Them, lAiot iintl Dragoon. ' Call' and see 'how we slaughter Gen erals ;'J- -Trr'' Groceries, : ; , . Provisions, , v , Dry Goods, . Boots, Shoes, . , Hats and Caps, Yellow Fever. ; t'- .Washington,' Sept. nXThe lollowing summary ol the progress ot yellow s lever is , lurnished: lirowtisville, to date, 1,1511 cases, 88 deaths. ; V ' 1 . rensacola, PI a., to dale, total number of csvses, ' deaths, 13. Ten cases and 2 deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours. AND HELP US TO BURY THE DEAD. , IHIMPI1HEV .t HOWARD, Biirk Ulixk, New Kerne, N. C, iipo allellie Ire House. . . 'iil:iilv:tm Thursday Even'g, Sept. 14, Will be presented the Great Historical Drama of ; ; . , , , LUCRETIA BORGIA, As played by Miss Scott over 1,000 times. ' , ; : . . I Friday ; Evening, Sept. 15, The Great Parisian Success,; . As now being played in Paris to crowd ed houses nightly, and which was played at the Chestnut St. The- : aire, Phila., I;i0 nights to , standing room only, ' - ' I Tho Princess cf Bagdad , - ; , - ' ' ' 1 ' ' , 'V 'ji . . . I. ; - Saturday Even'g, Sept' 16, ! Positively the last . night of the season, unit ii miiuii (H-camon win be presented the Melo-drama,' i i ROMEO AND JULIET, With all the Stage appliances. " A GRAND FAMILY MATIIIEE T i ; .' ' ON---, l-yu.l:'-- 'l Saturday Afternoon, at 2:30. A handsome portrait souvenir of Miss Scott will be presented to every lady attanding the performances.,' '-,'-Admission Reserved seats, 75 cents: Gallery, 50 cents. ' 'i( ,v ;h f, ( i JOSEPH GAYLORD, . , , . r General Agent. W Seats now on sale at MEADOWS' DRUG STORE. .-,; : , ' wmtMy- . S. A. CHUIiCIilJX WANTED, A Good Book-keeper, one who thorough ly understands the business; none other need apply. And also an oflice boy, 14 or 10 years old, one who understands figures and can write a: fair hand. Ap- sep'Jiltit ' - J. U.MM1TU. PENDLETON HOUSE, ' Elizabeth City, 1ST. C.J j . . N ... A. L. TENDLETON, Prop'r. 1 i l ; ,i . ( MANUFACTURER OF. Titf atld' Sht-Trrl T7rr t.' ' w ,f w, and;oth?RanrSr: e'S'0 boat depots than any hotel ! the city. nA?SiS?So Situated at the North end of Water ' Vl ' ' ' . street, very near the river, and in the miuole ktreet.kkwbkhsk.m.c. best part of the city. Terms very mod- Opposite John Sitter's Furniture Store erate. ' sep'Jdlin ' iull3d6m , ; : ,