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VOL. I. .....
NEW BERNE, N. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1883.
NO.. 240.
LOCAL NlYS.
Journal Miniature Almanac.
' Sun rises,, 7:11 i Length of day,
Sun. BeUi5;D5 j.houra,"54! ttinutea.
Moon sets at 7 ;01 p. m.
ad of the season was
Cold, northeast rain on Tuesday. ;
Fresh pork was scarce in the market
yesterday. "-.Q)iv $"Snll
Mr. J. L. Rhem began planting rad-
lhph on Monday.
The' first 'white sk
landed at the market wharf yesterday,
The corner store of the, new buildings
on the corner of South Front and Mid
dle streets' is Bearing completion .
The steamer Florence baa been raised
from the bottom of Swift creek and will
be down to-day. K , v u
The Trent River, Transportation Co.
' has made a change in the Schedule to
- Polloksville and' Trenton. See "Ad.
There is some complaint -on the parV
of the citizens in the lower part pf the
city about lhal deU-y i in lighting ,the
steeet lamps for the past f e w n ights.
A communication from the 5th town
ship recommends to the executive com
mittee Mjf. H) V. Borden as a suitable
man for magistrate in that township.
Mr. Robt. L. Thornton of the firm of
Thornton & Dickerson is preparing to
erect a saw mill at Bell's wharf near
Denniaon's Oil mill. - The lumber busi
ness is booming in New Berne, notwith
standing the depression in the trade last
summer. , , i .
r The VKhedive of Egypt has visited
. the city several times lately, and says
notwithstanding the hard times, it is
absolutely necessary for a man to fix up
his house and keep up appearances. He
waa looking after "furniture, window
' curtains eto. - '
V Col. Olds, of the Observer, suggests that
the streets of Raleigh be declared navi
gable and the Capital a port of. entry
D. R. Walker suggest that the Legisla
ture make an appropriation for cleaning
out said streams and that Gen. Robert
Ransom be appointed engineer-in-chief,
The Elm City.
(Messrs. Dailan petric,' hei ad-j
vanned guard ef the Ehh City crew,'
arrived on the Shenandoali yesterday
morning and reported Jhat ,sb.e would
leave Norfolk yesterday morning.'1' Du
ring Ibe morning Mr. Isaac Patterson
received the following telegram:
Norfolk, Va:, Jan. 8th, 8:22 p. m.
Steamer Elm City, Gray, Wolfenden,
Redmond, Blank all , leave, on . Tuesday
morning for New Berne.' ' ' .
T. A. Greem.
To nut the matter bevond all doubt
the following 'was Bent to MajIt).''T.
Carrawayi 'ohiU" 'J ji m,i 's-'o...
Norfolk, Va., Jan. 9th, 11:50 a. in.
Look out !' "she cotneth. 'Bint Citu
left at six to-day. , s v
I . J . LATHAM.
Snow Hill Items-
New Advertisement.'
We present again in the Weekly
Journal of this w ek a number of new
advertisements:
Cajt. A. C. Davis, of La Grange, places
before the public the advantaged 'Of his
military and classical schooh He is a FR,,V. iit.ti.iitna
j-uuu8 dm. mmx ww ouHunc a uuo 1 There is yet a little cotton w t W us to
utatiou us a successful 1 teacher ' and he housed,
organizer, some oinistpupils publish,
monthly, the Davis Cadet,
lent High School paper,
t Mr. E. L. Miller, of Kinston
'ad. 'of Furniture as a specialty. Tlie ...f" "ue 8 Paii y n ave sown very
' r J UXd err am in flu a oonflvn' ova
young man, a son oi Mrs. A. tf luuler,. inst out their lan,i instpft(i nf enltiratir.
nas inherited not a nttie or nis trading with hired help.
genius oi me oia rum, and recognizes 0ur merchants claim that their collec
tive great advantage of printer's ink. I tions this year are poorer than ever . he-
Mr. L. Harvev. the most successful tore, une or two railed and the sale is
guano dealer in Eastern Carolina, is "f ""y m. .
Fir at Bell' Ferry
C. Bolton's bar room at Bell's Ferry
was consumed by fire last Saturday
night. . Insured for $1,800. ," A : i
Cotton Market. V: f " !'. f ' '.'"''
No sales on Tuesday. Spots unchanged
in New York. Futures advanced ten
points, closing steady, sales 93,000 bales,
January's closed at 10.08. Liverpool
. weak. . "
nature of things, desultory as the man
said of the dictionary, "it goes from one
subject to another a good deal." The
resident members of this Bar, J. (J. Jack
son, J. F. Wooten, M. A. Gray, F.'B.
Loftia, D. E Perry, J, R. Uzzell ajwj
county Solicitor A. J. Loftin areat their
posts of duty and profit. We also note
the presence of Hon. L. J. Moore and F.
M. Simmons, Esq., of the New Berne
Bar.' The' following cases have been
called and disposed of :'
State vs. John R. Phillips; A. and B.;
defendent pleads guilty, $5 and costs
and fn custody till paid. , : , . ;
, State vs. John Ingraham: disturbing
religious congregation; guilty. Judg
ment suspended on payment of costs.
' Stite vs. F. B. Loftin? A. andB.; plea
of former" conviction;-plea sustained.
Not guUty.
, State vs. Lome Jones; larceny and
receiving: pleads guilty. . Judgment
suspended ou payment of costs, ,. , . .
btate v8.'AucuRtus Bryan; - A. and BA
guilty. Judgment not delivered.
Court adiourned to Tuesday raormne
10 o'clock. ' ' .s t t i
goods from store No. 2 into store No. 1
and having concentrated his stock ex
pects to double his trade. , A. G. Barms
has bought the store recently owned by
J. C. Whitty and is moving into it,
where havin? more room and a better
building he expects to do a rushing middling 61; low middling 9,
COMMERCIAL.
iHW BEHNG MARKET.
business. Me. Stephen Hurt, of Ne
Berne, will open drug; Btore shortly,
while to cap the climax, J. C. Whitty
has pulled stakes and moved his family
to " New Berne. They, will be long
missed from out midst.' Our friends,
Shephard, Hudson, Bell and Watson,
remain at their pld stands, earnestly in
dulging the hope that the present year
will prove more remunerative than he
last, both to themselves and to the coun
try generally. ' '"';
Stonewall Items.
We are having continuous wet weath
"Vet and muddy does not express the
weather for it pours rain without cessa
tion. .,!. ' - '
The Sheriff informed me that in this
county there are 48 stores or places of
merchandise that pay the Schedule B
tax, so you see there is no lack of a
chance to get rid of your change, nitre
is but three licensed bars in the county.
Not a single inmate of the county jail.
I went to Oregon in Beaufort county
last Friday, and on the way I saw con-
Walter P. Bums & Co.,
-;l -; comtissiox merciiaxts,
' " AND DEALERS IS !
Cotton- Middling 9i; strict low LwAlW Or ALL KTNDS
. (Corn a Specialty.)'
': IU"ow-3Etorxx,'jg-.''c. ',
f?T,0!,i''"i ""J '0l8nciH rcapectfnllr
u. Hed. . . Jauwawly
-NOW ORNKVEUT
Before leavingfot HongKong
" " know where that la) .i. .,
u?llFil oi?t8 f0I44c" Coats'for
49ic ..Blitrt 844c.,and Drawera-well
dou t apeak of it. , - , . , , ? . , (1i
, a very, excel- ev which prevents any progress being n m we neia anu any
t (, f t luaue cowaru , preparing ror me crop '.T ; r .r, ;
i i-- r f . " ta.A rU r ., r ! h . i!,,r "al improvements were visible from the
. cives nn I , time I left home and until 1 reached mv
Seed cotton Extra nice. 81c: ordi
nary 3c.
Cork 55c. per bushel.
Rick $1.00 to $1.08 per bushel.
; Turpkntink Receipts moderate. Firm
at $2.50 for yellow dip.
Tar Firm at 81.50 and Sl.'TS.'
Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb. 1 '
Honey 60c. per gallon.
Wheat 90c. perbuahe!.
Feet On foot, 5c. to 6c. ' ,
i ESHP0KK 8al0c. per pound. .
Eoos 22c. per dozen.
Peanuts New crop, $1.00 per bushel
of 32 lbs. .
Fodder $1.25. .per hundred.
- Apples Mattamuskeete, $1.00 per
bushel. : .
Onions $4.00 per bbl.
Peas $1.10 to $1.25 per bushel.
Hides Dry, 9o. to lie; green 5c.
Tallow 6c. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair.
lUKXEYS tfifo per pair.
Meal Bolted, 80c. par bushel.
Potatoes Bahamas, 30a40c.; yams
50a60c. per bushel.
SniNQLES West India 5 inch, mixed,
$2.50 per M. Building 5 inch, hearts,
$3.50; saps, $2.50 per M.
J30 IT 1
AT THE MARKET.
again bidding for the patronage of the
public. He sells every year, to farmers,
we think, as many tons of fertilizers as
any two dealers in New Berne, Kinston
orGoldsboro; and if an explanation is
desired it can be found in part by look
ing at his advertisemont He not only
advertises, but does so under standingly.
Read his "ad. "and see how attractive
and convincing he makes it. ., ,
destination. At Idalia I found three
stores where there was but one when I
was there last spring. I. also met my
friend Frank Cuthrell who was the Der-
soniflcation of happiness over what he
says is one of the finest and prettiest
girl baby any dad ever had the pleasure
of possessing. -''You know it will be so
long at first if I am not mistaken it will
1 he steamer Snow Hul is plying on the get old after awhile, At Oregon I found
Assignee's Sale.
J. L. .M. DANIEL,
DKALEK IX
Choice Family Groceries,4 ;
OANN Kl GOODS of all KludH
The Very Best Butter:;
nwivi'd IViuli I'nmi the boat Nnrthnn,
I every ten tiny. ...Uu. j ,.?t
I Spe(luluilullon railed lobl.
Choice (Jriul H of riiniiilv Floitr!: '
Broad Street, 4 Doors above Middle,
iuiilly Nl'WUEUX, N. C.
I will commence a Sale,
waters of the Contentnea now. Ransom
is again on our Creek with his corps of
men but work has been suspended on
account of high wateT.
irom appearances things prospering.
The Messrs. Springs have one of the
best appointed saw mills I ever had the
fortune to see and from the amount of
lumber they seem i to know how to
make it pay. I was the guest of Mr. E.
Tuthill and his pleasant wife except my
: 1 T , , . i ii . i i
meuu, iiaun uuireii u nas Deenmany
days since I have seen a happier man
and well he may be his cause is a just
one and at his house I tnet CaDt. Ham
. Owing to the high price of pork dur-1 Da vies of Port Jefferson, Long Island, a
ing the past year and the low price of genial and clever gentleman and if one
TO-DAY,
: . AT TEN O'CLOCK,
ii. n. 1 4 a. n i:,
; . I"aliT hi mid shipper of
Fusli and Salt'. 'Fish, Oysters, Etc r Etc., '.
J?w Berne, N. V. i ,
r'liHh l isliiiiHlOyHlera Klilpprd bv Eximvm
The acreage in cotton will not be di
minished. Very likely it will be in
creased. The yield of cotton and corn
last year was an average crop. Pota
toes were finer than they have been for
many years. .
AT THE STORK OF
ngnlimt MH,ippoli,t., or.leiH i.lmuld rach
uie iiouis prior to lime of uMi
Jun2-U&wly
G. F. HUMPHREY,
ON MIDDLE STREET,
And last the "Old Reliable," Einsteik,
comes out ma double half-column, dis-lcottoti, the cry of "hard times is com- can judge by conversation and photo-
ma vine the advantages to he pained bv mg is heard echoea throughout our grapns tne aay is not so far in the fu
calling on him. While the Journal
uvM wux vill'l UVVU1V caXJU UlV DUVU vvb v aw wh v m
this land of
OF A
NOTICE.
To nil whom li mny conoern :
mime i nut meets lu January next. fnro' :
passnse or a ,.w umen.lliig the ,"mnl(
Town o'Treiilftti, Jnne (.untv . ' . : S
ilfc''!
dj
CITIZEN8.
was at runston jiinstein was its oest er the better. Cotton raised as it should
patron; and it was admitted that his ad- be in this country would be a blessing;
vertising paid him handsomely. He aR 11 8 w a shame,
knows exactly what to say in an adver- Dr. W. J. Jones will remove toGolds
tisement. Now, again, he is the largest horo, where his family now live and re
of our yearly . Kinston advertisers, and ttJl MS
ixrax TDiah him a rtvnatiaviia nnl BiiAnoaa. I . j ...
nv..UUUi.HivDFC.vMaUu Duvvcw- Bn1MOi nis many comDetitorB tret a
iui year traae.
land. A great crisis is about tr dawn ture when he will be the happy posses- T A t2rF.T
n- sor of 185 lbs of as fine looking helpmeet XixXl VJI lid OIVJ J XV
as any man possesses in
mud and Tain ,
OF
SAWYERWANTED.
l want a NO. 1 SAWVKK-e man who
thotoitghly uiiderxtniidR hla hUKlneu. an,l if
I sober h.nbltH.
Address or Ca rm
Kinston Items-
gooa portion or the practice. We can
safely recommend him to our Goldsboro
mends and can assure them that he will
do his part by them if they will do theirs.
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Jones 'County Items.
Your Nam la Print.
Maj. R. S. Tucker of Raleigh and
Thos. R. William" of Baltimore
were in the city yesterday attending
' a meeting of the stockholders of
the National Bank.
Sheriff Jones of Carteret was in the
city yesterday.
EUrttoa of officers,
At the annual meeting of , the Btock
" holders of the National Bank held yester
day, Maj. John Hughes, Messrs. Geo,
Allen, Washington Bryan, L. II. Cutler
andOeo. B. Guionwerer elected Direc
tors. At the Directors' meeting Maj.
John Hughes was elected President; Mr.
Geo. Alleni Vice President; J. A, Guiou,
Cashier; Geo. H. Roberts, Teller; J. R.
B. Caraway, Book Keeper.
Of pneumonia, in the city of Raleigh,
on Tuesdat night, Mrs; Mary Meadows,'
mother of ET H. Meadows Esq. Mrs.
' Meadows had Men ' visiting f rienda, j&
Raleigh since the Methodist Conference,
and was sick only a few days before her
- death. !rti--H..'0 -n'VtH -i tfi f.i
, Her remaina will arrive in the city
)t this morning and the funeral will take
- place from the Methodist Church at 3
O'clOCk. 1, ".' '(':' !V ' ii:.v.,'!i.V;-"'
Senator F. B. Lof tin. with leave of
absence by the Senate, is attending our
T- . L
v iiiiuiu a.. x-iuuiuB luoit icavo or UBimemhpr or t.hn lcria nt.nra from hia
iast,Monaay evening, on his return to county taking such an active and prom
auiuor buiiuui. i , ment stand m the Iritis atiire.
Wise Annie fhiuips and JVliss L,Ulie Weareelad to know that the Rv
uannon lelt last Monday for Greensboro Li L. Johnson, the Methodist minister of
remaie oiiege, this circuit, will soon occupy the nar
John Gannon, son bf our local Meth- sonage in Trenton recently purcliased.
odist minister, Kev. W. C. Gannon, left Mr. Svrus Brown, of Tuckahoe town
last Monday for Trinity College. ship in this county, has gone to Kinston
LEGISLATIVE PltOCErDLNGS.
(Uondemud from News-Observer.)
SENATE.
; FIFTH DAY.
Mr. Clarke, bill to protect marble
workers and stone cutters. (Au
thorizes them to take a lien on all
work done on Monuments and grave
stones.)
Mr. Dortcli, bill to incorporate
the Bank of Goldsboro.
Mr. Black Bill to make the
crime oi' assanlt with deadly wea
pons with intent to kill, or assault.
DryGocds,Dcofs,Shcos
Hats, Clothing, &c.
The sale will be continued from day to day
until the stock in closed out.
J. A. PATTERSON,
jnnld-dtf Assignee.
dAwdeel.Sltno.
SHOO 4 BROTHER,
Snow Hill. N. C.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that I will Introduce
a bill at the next seelon of the General As
sembly to amend the charter of the Town of
Kinston
Dec. 18, 1882.
dcegi-liu
P. B. LOFTIN,
Henator Hth District.
j NOTICE,
There will be a
SPECIAL TRAIN
Leaving NEW BERNE at NINE o'clock a.m.
ou
and battery with a deadly weapon Wednesday, Jan'y 1U, lbod,
with intent tO kill,' a felony puisll- retuni at KOIIR n. m.. to accommodate all
Edwin Taylor tells it that Zach Rhodes We of Trenton would like to have had able by imprisonment in the State K, 'iarmor ?!le
late a, i, Hi HHAKi), one mne noove irover.
has adopted his plan of finding fat Mr. Brown to come to live here as he is
light wood, and he too wears, a scab on one of the best citizens of the county.
lusnose. J . .. u s I Our excellent and oonular SheriiT. S
Elisha Grady has bought of . Henry E. Koonce, . settled the State taxes.
Green, for $1,000, the comer section of through the National Bank of -New
the old Caswell lot in Kinston opposite Berne with the State Treasurer several
tne resmence oi Alex JN icoi, issq. aays ago, tne secona in tne mate to set
prison
Mr. Cozart Insolation request
ing our,: representatives ana in
structing Senators in Congress to
use their best enorts to obtain a re
turn of the money collected by a di
rect tax Irom the citizens of .North
Mr. libbS Bill malUllg dOgS the Court of Craven Comity, I will sell forcrish
NmMlham 3-. lfnr . tie W6 Delieve.i J i;.jt'l f
iwwaauaaa wa uwFAVa null r lllJ AOtW I w "'," 1 s .
Needham Moore of this county, died of Mr. Js Rasberry and family hate Carolina in 1865
pneumonia oathe 6th inst, m his. 87th left Trenton and gone to JNew iJerno.
year, at his residence in Lenoir county. We regret very much that Mr. Rasberry subjects of larceny, regardless of the
me members or uaswell Monument ." " taxation.
" h-"- . " v.: ; i : a j 4.j- i. Mr. i aim. ; inn i tiv iimsinpn r.ne
Btore of Hettinger Bros., next. Friday! , "uu ycvyio. ..rfT. : ,-V "
evening at 7 o'clock n husines$ bf im- k "I have been infonned that the stearri time Of holding the courts M the
Pare, for the round triu. ONE DOLLAR.
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Jan9tf it. P.
NOTICE.-
Administrator's Sale.
A PROCLAMATION BY TEE GOVERHOB.
$200 Reward!
State op Notmt Carolina, i s
Kxmitlve Department. "
WlierenK, offlcial Information hag been tc '
ct'iveil al tliiKilenrtmeiit that
; BENJAMIrV HILL,
late oi' the ( omity of Craven, atamlR charged
with thPiiiuiderofhlswire; All( whereas It
nupnun lhal IhCKitld Kenjamlii Hill has (led :.
UieKttiti', orHncoiiccnlK liliniiell that the or- '
Ilnai pnH CHH of law cannot he Nerved upon '
Novr, therefore, Iriiomaa J. Jan ls. Gover
noror the State of North Camlina, hy virtue
. ,r ,mni IIIW.UO lHHUe tlllH
Sfr J ofleri)K reward of TWu
months ago by Mr. J. H. Banks and Mr. Scott. 6f Rockinfflaam. from
which has been idle for some time, will thn anoriol nnmrniftAA rtn fhor t.it.flfT
u Kv .u.-wvu.u uj and infp.rnal revAniiA- snbinmlttftd
MPARrs. Hut?nea and Moore, two finor-I . t . " .
rvAfir artA artt-cxr-nriairte- mart A AA "f
i. meyA roanhififin nt inar.rnpt.iATr rA hnr linn
j. Me whom says he has now got I t aimn man fn mn if aim. nAoamAn l fin rr f n faifT un1 in
Evanxelleal Alliance.
The third meeting will be held to
night at 7:30 o'clock, in $he Presbyterian
church. The general subject to be con
sidered will he "frayer , for. Families:
, the impoftanceoi 'right "training of
Youth.""'
Last night the; services were held ; in
the Methodist church Considering the
fearful character of the tfght the con
gregation was excellent, certainly ,the,
exercises were very spirited. Rev. L.
C. Vass spoke of the world) iriess In the
church and the spirit ' of scepticism
abroad. . Rev. Mr. Bull addressed the
audience on intemperance, of Sabbath
breakir of . tM day,-in yefy. earnest
torms. i.aobiS. 3. Galea tt,ai J. V. Wil
liams made ringing speeches on the
subject of intemperance, which it would
be good for every body to hear: And
Dr. rurklu-itd, as a warrior of thirty
years in f n re' 'a frerauce. cni3ade
closed wivh an a Jtu.irable' exhortation'
j. in the same liae of thouLt.' ; i
J. TLeseniert!i.-s tire cf great interest.
Let everybody try to attend them.
txirtance
Oettlnger Bros, have had large, beau
tifully framed photographs of their ele
gant brick store freely circulated to ad
vertise the place of their heavy business
to the public. - They take well too.
L
into the only business where pure hap
piness is found doing no(?imj but he
calculates to make it lively for fish, deer
and ghosts before the summer closes. ., j
, Mr. AlpheusT. Kennedy, wjio ia an
equal partner with Nathan Stanly in the
Cox cotton planter, has moved to Kins
ton and will devote his time to the Bale
and superintending the construction of
mat yaiuaoie xarm implement. j
,,Dr. W. A. J. Pollock, of No. 7 fame,
has found one honest man in the person
of Cicero Green, color d, who walked up
voluntarily a few days' ago and paid an
account for Ho. 1 which has Deen stand
he personal property of Albert U. Hublmrd, S?,ijS.1''v7,'y "IS K
f'so deceased Sheriti of Craven Coi
3ePropery.coslSngof . Sil
Stock, Cattle, Hogs, Etc.,
a l6t of corn, fodder, hay
Household Furniture,
FARMING UTENSILS,
cessfully.
foLloksville Items.
a majority report on (Mr. Payne's Xe fftrm 8bont
Wednesday, 12 o'clock, M.,
The lOtli day ot January, 1883. ,
ALSO
The valuable Law Llbrnry and other valu
able miscellaneous books, one horse and bug
gy, one phieton, one cart, harness, a lot of
BhlnKlex, and otlico furniture, etc, will be sold
in jNewnern.
HtTNIWKI iLLAKH lor the apprehension '
' Nim neiijiiniin mil to the
'ounty.atthe Court House .
1 1 no enjoin all officers of
hrlnuliigHiiiil criminal to justice. .
1 (one tit our City of Kaleigh, the 28th da v "
of December, in the year of our Lord ono f
thousand right hundred and eighty-two 1
, . and in the one hundred and seventh year
of American Independence-
r . I'HOSv J. JABVIB.
By theQoyprnor! " "
J. K. Toms, Acting Private Secretary. :, : , , (
ternal revenue) embracing in sub
stance the original and recommend
its favorable consideration.
Mr, Strayhorn, of the committee,
gave notice that on to-morrow he
would present a minority report.
; ' ' DESCRIPTION. .:':!''"
Benjamin Hill is a small black mah, about '
.) feet or 7 inches high, about '& to W yearn
old, wid weighs from 135 to 140 poundsT He
hfis small -(iinlster looking eyes, and alto,
gether a sullen appearance. decSWAwlm
HOUSE.
By Mr. Powers, ,of Cumberland.
The aDDearance of a rainbow would
be a welcome phenomenon.
Misses Sallie Provow and Henrietta
Jarman, of Onslow, are visiting friends
and relatives Jn eur village..,, ,; ,.
Unless the bridge at this place receives
the attention of the commissioners be- l l u"clo Vl. ""'""""""j occupied
iore 'long, it will be in a dangerous w reiawve w carryiug coucesueu
condition. weaiwns: repealing cnanter 12 ,
There are balls and rumors of balls laws 1879.
ingfor seven years. Cicero understands I the most enjoyable one of the season) By Mr. Simmons, a bill to make
now! that the name "No. 7" doesn't came off at the residence of N.P.Smith, UnsHtwa'of the nflftce elifhble into
4V;n1...4, A, l?.n' lac. lTitatf mlrvht tfjrdn. K fha . . 17 . .
worth its weight in gold, cash on the
orviHla."V H'- ! ' ' '' ' 1 tn InHv vicit:n(ra.
-.1 ' : ' I- V: 1 f Mnool tna Tv,ailianf 'a litaiiQa
Col. G. C.Moses reports three bales of ' Among the good things set out to the wl?i'X"1 - '77'
cotton, weighing, , 470, 485 and 500 callera oa New Year's day, we noticed
pounds, made on one acre of land du- at the residence of Haywood White a
ring the year lbsa on hia Jones eountv curiosity for this tune ot the year, in
plantation. He manured with Kainit the shape of. a watermelon. ; Although
and barn vara manure. A tenant on out of season ana somewhat suggestive
this farm, Mr. John Burgett, the famous of chills and fever; it was nevertheless
ON TUESDAY,
The 16th day of January, 1883,
at TWELVE o'clock, M., at the office lately
oyaeceaseu.
JOHN A. RICHARDSON,
Administrator.
Newborn, X. C, Dee. 18, 182. , jantkdtd ;
L. II. CUTLER,
CANDY.
Best in the World.
k i lb. box of Frenea 1
CANDY, doUvored
froaat any exprem .
fflce for KM. ''
3Uvboxtartl.T& k u
Standard for Purify
anil Excellence.
Address, ...,, i
A. D. R0YSTE8 1 8R3,
' Balelgh. V.C ' ' '
By Mr. Harris, of Davidson, a bill CIammm 1 r.I1aVM'
St:chh;l
4
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fuv;crc
walking stick maker, made with oris
horse thirteen hve hundred pound oaks
of cotton and one hucdred and five
barrels of corn. , , , , u ; ' ' U
January term of the Inferior court of
Lenoir county commenced last Monday,
Justices Wcxiten, Fields and Mewborn
presiding. There was a large general
attendance of the people at court.' The
charge to the Grand jury was delivered
by Justice Wooten, with an appropriate
explanation of the nature of an oath
and in an exhaustive am fold ing of the
criminal law, statutory and common.
Such charges are, however, in the very
very palatable and had a taste peculiar
to that species of fruit. r
The Spring term . of Prof, Rhodes'
school began, last Monday week with
such i an increase in, attendance as to
necessitate the employment of another
assistant Miss Sallie Cox, a lady of
considerable experience in teaching.
Miss Edwards will b in charge of the
music department and judging from
some of the names we see on her list of
pupils we are afraid she has a laborious
task ahead ot her. .'. . - i
Sash, Doors &
By Mr. Powers, of , Cumberland,
a bill to amend an act to prevent
the sale of liquor on Sunday. ,
By silt. Cowee, a bill to prevent
the erection of artificial islands in LIME, CEMENT and PLASTER
the navigable waters or tne state.
HOUSE FURNISHING OOODS,
The Regular Annual Meeting of the Storlf.t
holders of "The Midland North Carolina Rail
way Company" will be held nt the Court
House, in Newbern, at U o'clock, a. tn ou
Wednesday, February 7th ,188)1.'
Al'l'L.t-TUI OAKSMITH.
January 2, 1883.
Director and Btorkholderi .
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BUT G II All SCHOOL, . v -I
, ; (B.ubii.h.dm3.) ; , Paints, Oils, Glass ana Putty, All Kinds of Crackers '
inn bchools for UoystnAae. in Numben, in
Area of Patronage, and in equipment for
Physical Culture. The only school for boys
in the South with ens light and a Gymnasium
iilixiU feet, presided over by a skillful Instruc
tor, by February 1st hot and cold baths will
be provided for. For Catalogues giving full
parUculiu'B, address .
Maj. R BIXOHAM, Bnp't.
M Blnghnm School P. O., Orange Co., N. C.
decai-lw ' '
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(tuns An pistiiijS. )
TOILET SETS, ,
Eubber and Leather Belting,
d Jvfc, ' Etc., Etc. w
CAKES, CANDIES, Etc. r
, Orders solicited from Merchants, and
Dealers. ,..,. ,, : ..... ,. ...
. QUEEN STREET, .
janld&ivbj ' iCl..;oii," l,r. C.
There are a few changes in. business
circles: Chas. Whitty has moved tlie
.,vn i ,-:.!!" :s:r.( t n:H.-Mi
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