,Y J '.'ANAJ., a ileolumn pape
y f ivpt m Monday, M
( r c.s months. PeliTered - to r
st 10 een is per month. f
i:vr. lo Daily ami Weekly JorsXAL. Tour corner . of ieh projec
.. ..a oi wH'ii iy ins umaing m-umr i on i-.irsc-. ivt ngio a pouu . nauirai resom a-s t i our ci;
le.rt'.p,, Ustry and eminent .ability lie' Iiasjtatsi dista.iee of : fe feet from tlw'suitatle for tie taking of oysti-;. f : Ii
;1 iced on V...1,;is V? itimatewjn(lIass.Nri.ojectiaglownvar(l .".that 'there should not lie supply jLU Y JioT 1 lilUJiiO
uccdsI.Fair rczTingl LIrtnt 1 iver Transportation
; ' I ! Company.
i success.
sJ'rom the bar, attached to tho lower sufficient for the local, demand and I
2UHipi 1 JAJlt-a , llAUt'iu was ail nun-; ; on gu oi iuw muuiu, me uuii iccu.t uir mu biiiijij ui mc ui.uhiu.-i iu um
.i uny Inuvsuay at
.rit.i. ,vf'
't man. lie was a ripe scholar, --;vhich,; ai the .dredge is drawn own Stat, out such is the fact, ana
'vfatts (TAiLY)-on inch .m able, fearless and . independent wer the bottom, scrape up the oysr probably one-half of all tho oyster?
'ditor; a sound, justj and conscien -jj.ters and guido.theni into the bag.'
-irmj liiwrr. TT ir ii 4 a. snfW muii-n F.vorv vps'sol ' sliniihi be KUT)V)lied
iellor, though uot a brilliant ndvo -Iwith two idredges and, windlass-
showing for North Carolina when
to law unless he was certain to begabout midway of the deck on each ,we have thousands ' and thousand;
. . i Ca . ; ,.l ? i. tt' si 1 . l l ..l. -.1.. P l! j. xi
n tue rignt ; we tniuK we navegsiue oi tno vessel, -at rue' poinn ,01 luisiit'isoi h uue ;oysiers m me
heard, it from his lips that he lnulPjwbere the windlass' is screwed intoi 'sounds of this btate which could be
uever advised a client to bring suitPthetleckj a portion of the ra,iif threefjused for, this, unpply and for the
F0.1 GAS! GHLY!
- u , .uu; uue wuuu
; mntha, 110.00; six month, 16.00
. Us, i UQ, .
n,fnt under bead of "CUjr Itemt'
i !'ne for each iMertion ,v
av,-, , inputs will 1e lneited between
I r iatu r at any pice.'
. of 5TairLa$t or Deaths, hot to exceeo
,cs im be luerted free. An additional
r v U be charted. lAce pes line.
-!ntfur transient advertisement must
in atlvance. Eegater- adTertisemsHU
: e col'.eeted promptly thit d ol each
tmmnications containing news oradlscns
- of local mature are solicited. So commual
-u must expect t be published Hist contain)
-ctionsble personalities : withholds the nam
an author ( or thi will make mora than on
ma of this toawir ly
THE JOUKNAL.
2WRE.N,',PrJAN. .81. 1883.
tered at Vhi Posi pffioe at. New Berne, N O.
, as seuohd-tlass iuatter.r . , ,
pplied, fitJin Norfolk,' Suffolk and' Eich-WLU M U p WoMitCnUi.,
idlass-'moAd, Va.. This is certainly a bad . we r county rc
H.i : T.,ii. r, i ' tuiiTiltt Un?. First class wlm
but whai he woni
rerni of the
At the 1 SpriofB
It is ' wftli fail I overmastering
lotion tiiU wennouiice ttie death
JAMS ,W BlSPEKf ;la,te - editor
Mihief of cbia paier. . .lie died al
aleigh, N. C'of niaiiguant' nia
rial 'reveh11 'ar'haIf ;rHKst eleven
'chHikJ' on ; the night of "Januarj
)th, 1883. Scarcely more than a
eea. ag uo ntsw ucim;
ip to Kaleigh for u little recrea
'on and perhaps to look after
latioH imiKirtant to this place and
H't ion. " He was taken sick soon
I'ter liis arrival thefei and confined
his he&njntiUiis. death t. t)
James waeeen .aiAEPEK was
ornin Lenoii1 county, North ('aro
Ina; JanuaVpISt'lif I&8, iuh was
he thirg, James M. and C
J. Harper, both of whom have pre
eded him. In hisyoutb he re.
oived all the benefits of a good and
ious home training, with such ad
au tagea ,r'iis ' the 1 country " schools
hen. oneredii,, lIe' euteted t he Uiii
,-ersity at Cltapelljll in lSCl, and
graduated therefrom with marked
listiuction il14littiuiaiuitA-
y comnie.w;e4he..stntiv. of jthe law
mder the late.Willhim II. ' Hattle.
He soon i thereafter ; btaiiicd his
: ice n m an $ e.ii r!t . ,tl ie prac t i ci
f liis profession ati Kinston.
Iu 18701 Jorujed a law partner
ship with!o.liugoiSlq:iand
during that year ..lead, the , forlorn
lioie of the Deiiioer.itie of
that county us a caudidato for 'tilt
Legislature. Though possessing a
tine legal mind and getting a linjra-
tive nractice. vet he was not fond ol
X It-
the law, so in the year 1ST; J he
abandoned the ' jiractice and en
gage(l;i Steamb)vtiug, on Neuse
river as Captain oi' the steamer
Caswell. During the year 187J hi
br tint feet Ions', is secured, whede.l.siuwlv of still niore distant markets!
Superior ; Court otfjfastehed to the; side 6T the vessel.bmd lor t his foolish law prohibitingA1
Tones County, in 1879, ho, submit His an iron bar, over which the ehiumivlreuging. as tno Dnsiness is nowfe,
ted a brief upon which he was com gaud. rope rim where the " dredge a..g(!on(lnctel the dealers in this State
being worked, saving wear. ...andwoaunoi nepemi upon a regular Blip
tear. If dredges are not too heavy .feply, ibr if the weather is at all bad
two finen can easily "work " bneRoi? not suitable for the oystermen
the
.en, the devoted friend and 'the
?en'iiine Christian, James W. Hae
I'EE was "the complete man V To
is, who have known him intimately t
for ten years, a partner in bbtli tht
Kinstou and New. Berne Jouenal. j
liia ilfliirti 'swma 'hiititnhli'r3 H fi finl Hi
. n'i...
up consisted i oi
plimented.by the ablest lnemon
jf the New Berne bar.
' lu all the erand and noble anili
ties' which make the kind hnsbaiid Hilredgo. '' When ,the boat'.;. redfchesgtd; catcli oysters' by , tonging, no
;he loving iiarent, Ihe useful " citj tho dredging' ground the captani&oyslers can be hail, and , the very
takes the helm and the men piepareH eather when the , dealers have the
for their, task.. Tho dredL'es ariMgreatest demand is the time when
thrown overboard. tho; ve'ssel con-BMiere is no supply to: be obtained
iuuos im her course until it? is l'im-Band the ' 'customers m t he country,
posed that the .dreilge,,: whicli usu-Jlrh,"gl willing.. and desirous to
nHv holds two ov. three. , bushels, i J"patrpniza home institutions," be-
full, ami then it is' hauled no 'ainW'Oine tired of eontiimed disappoint
:hat we have'losil triie and triedSits contents emptied ou'deck. r- Iti1,Ilt ' ' 'M-'nd theil1 WdertSto
friend. His beieuvel family hjivt
iur" warmest sympathy. - '
As a token of the high regard in
vhicli he was', hehl'ii this city.
ninu(liatelv upon hearing the news
f hU dentli sf ep.V Avero' -taken ;'tc
lecure a special t rain to Kins'ton ii?
ntler lliat many who Vlesired to ddj
could attend the funeral service!
which were held af iKiiistmi yester
lay j evening,
ivhich went
Mayorl Iowiird and the City Coun
:ilmen, representatives of the
Board" of" Trade,; ;'Cottoii',! Ex-
ihange, Knights of Honor of which
lie as a meml)ei Pire'Depnrt
nenf, Soutliern Express Company,
Post office department and the edi
;or of the Kewhernutri. ' .
In the city, fhe Cotton. ExchairgeK
Iwasiilosed sit the,bour oltHie-biiiial2
services and apfbprihrely 'draped,
md tli? flags of steamers in port
I wero af ' li al f m a sf d m i n j f h e d ay
Fine Groceries, ' " ;
. Canned Gooih, ','
' ; ,l'roriiionx, ,
. - :M Flour,
Tobacco
rorTrt i: (.n, Daybtiro, Adiims Creek,
Jollv Old l-'iokl. Biddle's I.ainlin.
l'olloksville, Quaki- (,,iti,,XantltnH'ri.aii,A,
Sloncwall and Vaneeboro, l-liuilvs' &
Oliver's Lnndins, Bill's j Ferry tad
aMatile Cypress, and all iiitehuediate ,
?gl)oi!its on Ntfusc aud Trent Itivers J5ay ;, ;
IppcrMlsreKpeotftiilji-i
nii fretiuenf lnoTemeiiti' w
in.-, ui.iv. , iin. i n...n nut. i, oiivi nntriiuunr
iK-itiiiinxidttliiiiiB Ht 'I'riiioii. Oliver ijiiKlinif.i
il'ollokKVIIlp ami otlir ixjiiitx. i , , ,, -u.i..i.,.,.','U
vl vr tj,..;tij iiA..it ..m t
ill am. i ii"i . l 'Itlllll. . itj'ltllll ,V III
HU'iivt' ew liernv Kir linv-Hlvcriinir points on -'
Ef I lie Idwit NeuKBtni'i-y Monday and TUtiisdiiy. ,;, "
gut tin. in., Koturniii( Wmliifikluys nnd Katur-
fSdtiys. -. steamer fontentnea, 1). H, Htyron
and
and .
$t'(iftiilii Itnvea Nevr Heme every Mondtiy i
EJWi.-dneisthivutK a.m. fur Jollv Old Field i
Mpotiit intvrtnedlnie ftr the upper Kena nd
1 1 : "and (Juiam iV"' vancelHiro every Friday at-8 a. in. nnd in
W"'aneiiiietllftU'r)Oliit8imSwiltt.Yeek. - -".'
e MOST REASONABMXI The Siemner I... H- Outlei;, .Ins. 51. Ipock, . t
K-iuniJiHtii, win leave new Heme every Mondny
And offer them nt the
FKIUl'M.
We desire to call esuechil attenllon to nm
Stoekof --
Pickles in Glass and Buckets,
Preserves in Ulass and Tin
French Citron, Candied Omngennd Lemon
Peel, ' '
Fresh Prunes, Snltnniv and DelieKi IlaiNlns,
Pried Apples and Peaches, . -Mince
Mont, lluckwheat Hour,
Fancy Ullt Kdce Hatter and-White Ihvani
Cheese. , t ...
Teas, Kio, Laguayra, Java and MochaColI'eei.
ttoasteu Mil SI ami 41 Cotlee, i
And everytliliiK usually found In a Fancy
UiiH-erv Store. 1
we guarantee everything, we sell to give
.uHiKincnon ooui as lo ir ifnm nun tv. nnd
'&'ill RKPHM1 THE IIIOIVKV Olf DI
JUitU. ...... ! -. i,
. . - f ) I .
' EVERYTHING FRKSU AND GOOO,
i.A . t.Vi i'.o'ti ,,!. Jci'.il n'.r.c ttuiBVirginia markets, where "the deal
.Kir, or oyster rock, she taiks andws'lf U.gpt a n,oro ieguiar,siipply.f flf J Lf ; BIlOOEIllES !
..(rt sses tho erotiiuL and tint vs-kMi Ataiylaml the niimOer ot boats
1 over
ierinen again
thrbiv
the
.Aigagod in the dredging of oysters
ftis over 1,200, and neariy 2,000 in
ougtiig sum ic .was esuiniiieu inai
f,,,.., .....l . ,.r ,..:ii;..., 1 i.i.J
The Cash Trorte Only S.iIHUkI.
; Very fruly youi-K,
"Wm. Fell Ballance & Co..
,:, ' tiovJ7-dly .-. ... . - .1 -, ,., ,:
f valid Thursday for Trenton at t) a. m.. touch
C Jillir nt fill Iflbsvllla mill rAtuvnlnir I'naaHa.'a
aiidj''rldiiys, leiivlnRTrentount8a.nl. Kvery
Wednesdays and Saturdays for Polloksvllle,
sailing lit 0 a.m.-, returning same. days, leaving
Polloksvllle at i p.m. For further Informa
tion apply to ( '
I. . CJEO. T. DUFFY, , .' .,, , ,
(Jen'l. Freight Agent. ' 1 ' i
Offlco foot of Craven Street, New. Kerne N.! C.,!
, urtoj ii. KiiNNrj i, Agent at Trenton.
A. . 1!A RKl'H, Agent at Polloksvllle. i!
II O.M..A.Ulll''l''l. AK'tatHells Ferry... (
I V DlilTRIOK'S -;!--
- .ii ..ilti ..-rci.i:. . iii;)-"- ,-i-m'. , ,f,
(ATLMlTiO OAr.DEfl !
J The fineRt Liquors and Cigars, the ceteumted
raHWItflNRr!, .t KNflEI, HKRB. Hour Kraut.
.Saidlhes, 'liiistef, Ll)fihui-RtJr anil HcfiwenKer '
Cheese constantly on hfliuli a v : . 1 j . ,.
':-' Biliiard aiid lUl' Wwi.'1 '
', - ', ' ' (lit h J.-lM
Iredges for anotl.ieriayl. 0 if A
The effect of dredging has been
ihorohglily1 studied. ''.'.I l)0tii'r Z Ui
his country and in KuiopC, and H'ieHWerd.04night in the waters of that
conclusion' almost ,iiivaiiiiMy Sta'e in tlie' Anisondf 1S79-80. Tlie
cached is'that 'it is 'beneflcial to valn6 of oysters shipped ffoin Bill ti
the leds when properly' .condnctedh 11,01 " '"l"' ls mwl i
. . ; . . . ' ' . ': i ! ..: i : i. .it.... , l xi.sJ
its to tune and tnannor.- An ovsrer&S'i."'1 mnu. , .,v.tii.u,iii mm
hed orroi'k.whenkent iiiidiudKMlil''''11111' 1'Iimiiis with that oi
fOT!pmberotyeavs, Mt) w flie s.mie season
to .solidify into iin almost' iniiHna H-w"'tl 1 VSSUN ',i'i;e(i 111 oj,
trablerock'or'hiiiss of 'oysters Vuiti'lf3t,1 tlw ol ohters
theyihecome. dead and wortlilesslp'u in nu ine markets oi the btate.
Drertcinsr .'orev'e"n;' tliU ! aii( t WrX Hiousand dollars. In tin
scattering the oysters for a widest cmsus repoirs 3ir. MnestlnV
area,!-: and
ipart, the. bed becomes greatly
rAiidwl in sizo and Mm fit'storft Im'vr W onmnssioiier ot I'isn and 1'islier
iijciiance to crow aiul increase.. ,:AinK.ww . "J "'".
North Ciirotina:
LOW PRICES WT AND WILL RULEO
Tim finest In the .c,qin(i'j , 'Ul ,.,,;
ICAEOMBOLE'JP;: 'TABLE.
ivsters for a wide.B,5'-n,;,'UN .l'V"8.-" Ju-iiesi in
..breaking' r';;ybi'ingps0,,t 1,1 wjM.banstie ie
Our Motto is : Quick Sales andl
Small Profits.
KVKllV STEAM EH IMUNHH V I HI 'ill
QoHhen llutter. Fine lloynl Crown Hour. l
Kettle Rendered laid, wllmiiigton lloiulnvul
f hiigur inirett t innis, ( Tacuei s and t akes,
Sugar Cured Shoulders, Cheese,
Sugar Cured Strips. Canned (mods,
' Sugar, Collee and leaN. Jiolted Meal.
Tobacco, Hnull iinU igai-H, Pickles.
Dried KrultK, Inv Salt Meals
ALSO .....
iA nice line ot - .... , i,- ., ,-
Domestic Drv floods,
tlotils and Klioes. ..j
-. .. Wood and Willow AVnre;
(Tockery Ware, Etc. Etc
marSOdly
W. P. HOtlNTREE.
Middle si., near the Market.
oin tithing neM' luq. -nly
itv. . . . .
ftf.e ,ev
jn tht .
);;' 'i:;-'!r-
0VlLf&HG THE TAILORS
Jn the Mull v lliillillngon Middle Street,
., ' ' "'(I "-'HI !-' 1- 1 1- iV.Cj. .
w" The only flint elnss salorin In the oily.! j,
iiii'ii
(1 & W.iil lllO.
ii'l
Nov l
i.ii.i"
ROBERTS S BROS.
. IT:ivo remtfVoil tboif entire 8tiNkk'fo
!..,'.'. t i it) t. if' C I
WM; G Ii tSV Afi S i
0!V SOliTH FROST STREET. ;
11eV fo How olHin'e lioiitK. 'ShcteH'n'nd Dry1''
jIicmhIs, sliuhtly diiuiuiieiliai; f.;E!?H Mai f;;
1 CM'K cosi,. , .
i Call at, once aud!seeilre Imrgii'ins.' '.ix'd&W. :-'ji:ii
Ol
the ejitching of oysters is uowr'1 fon-a
dirt'.tld'"'iii '-'fnls'.;3t3tjB,)'Viu8teaj'li
of ; "Tiincresing 1 iind
IGrASTON HOUSE,
S: R. STREET & SON, Proiirietors.
The Only First-class House In Ihe (iity. ,
M
improving
the natural , beds, the ojstermen
The funeral services were conducted;
it the Disciples' house of worship b
She pastor, Elder E. K." Onis, at Jure ijapidly and usnre.ly preyeiifing
r.pndeil by a lare coiicoi'ivse ot peo-lthelUgrowth. When the. weather 1.'
imBmwurin-iwi wmrwanririBm;. moA '. of boats anchor on the bed.'
flie Oyster IilKtrj of North Carol nia.H.ui, gnimcnce tonchie iip the ovs
. K . . - . . . S I . - . , : J ! I 1. j .M ,"r .
iV'K- ditob: riiere. is lrol)ai)lters;'they.theu ..cull out the .good
io' oho industry which interests thelLtocK viiich;is suitable for niafket,
iiiijority of the eastern cimnties oiaiid throw back thesholls aiiHywiugli
this filiate more than this, or furnish
3f$anieans of livelihood to so .many
lining tho - winter -'months And
while tne law-makers of our ' fctati-
ireiii session, it would, be well to
;all their attention to the fact, thai
there is a law now standing "on the
Vas inarried to Miss Clandia. W
Moore of Eenoir c6ilnty! who, withUtijjg industry
nve inceresung cuuuieii, biuvivm l lrefer t0 the iaw prohibiting the
him. i ! ' : i1rnkino nf ovsf ers witli ..drpilo-oi
Soon after his marriage he formedwliether thi8 law,, was , passedgolden egg." Some ten or twelve
a partnership with L. Harvey Esq
of Kinston and embarked into pier
cantile life which 'provingdi.siis
trous, he engaged in agric'altural
pursuits near " Kinstfti?. ' In 1875,
having bought land in Jones coun
ty he moved to it and continued
farming n.nil January when
he retofned" ' to! Kmstoh ' ' and
resunied the practice of his profes
sion whereui he met with a -' good
measure 6f Success.'' ; ' y':';
" In December,' 1878, he started
the Kinon, Jyxsj and conduct
ed it with marked Ability and buc
cess until April, 1881, when hie
health becoming impaired 'he sold
out the Kiuston Journal to II. S.
Jfunn, and again cng;
merca"lfi"le1
partnership with Mr. John F. Mew-
uoi ue, ( iijtioi;. fii.io omuiuci ui i.ui
year be wasjclectcrt. County Snpcr
inteudeii (. of ., jPublic Instruction
by the ' Board of Magistrates pi
Leiioir county, and by his iudomi
table sprnfi,TJiy in'd talerif, :ioon
Ithrotigh ignorance of this business
or by .the.inftuence of some "dog in
the manger'' spirits who would do
uothing themselves and did not in-
aged in the
ns:t nirminor e
:cnow. iv.. ' ;.'-,. . T
It is a fact, however, which1 ciiii
uot be eontroverted that : there are
rhousands of jbiishels of the finest
Dystere whicli cannot be taken by
oysters keeping np this same work
day after 'day on tho same- grounds.
i;j ..... . . ' . '
jfluntu tne oysters ieir.;are comp
imothered ii) with shells and no
;hance (or, themfto grow4 j If , a-l'tev
tonging they would drop ; then
boats off tho beds to cull their stock
statute books of, this State whicliHtiiev wbirld spread tl'ie beds!; and
loes much to retard and erippleMiinpr0ve them, but their greed is so
?reat that they will not do this,
sjalfhbiigh thej' know that they ( arils
killing the goose which lays theiiN
years ago the oystermen" of Connec
ticut were obliged to bring the great
share of their oysters from, Virginia;
for planting in the spring on their
tend that others shoulder do pot jjprivate grbundsahd '-.tot tiieir trade
Mduring: the, winter, tjiej supply ; oi
native. jjysters being nearly , ex
hausted, ' but since dredging has
been extensively carried on in the
deep waters oi Long island Sound
my other means except hy dredgcs,theytare ,able to supply themselves
and the catching of which would3a)m0st' elifirely and' sire, sellino'
bring many thousands of dollars jtp!
tlje people of this section whor are!
in need of this money. A .small
nuanitV of'oyesters Were sold in this
market last week for one dollar perl!
bushel,' which would compaie favof 11,
ibl'. with the best which can;
Hind in the markets Of Norfolk!
Baltimore. These oysters werel'
taken "in the' deepest wkers:of fibre.
Sound, but by the present and oulyl
way pf catching viz., by tongihg.
these fine oysters can only be taken:'
in very small quantities and only in;
iluiost eiifircly
yearly thousands bf bushels of seed
oysters'? fb Ulie 'oyster meii :bf i Kew
York and Rhode Island, besides ex-H
porting large quantities.; S .pverj
season to Europe. In ad
4 ?
ditlon tp the larger . iwiinbe jpf sail
areuge ooais now in use oy ineoyst
ermen of Connecticut they have' sev
en powerful stearii dredge boats con
stantly engaged in taking 'oysters
iu Ijong Island Sound, each of these
boats catching , i'roni ,1,000 to 1,500
bushels daily. The business there ha:
becbine so extensive that nearly all
"It is believed by those best in
fyrnied .upoir this,, subject that the
State law whicli prohibits dredging
is an lnpiry rather tlian a blessing
to the oyster beds. Tliey are prob
lablvv right. Under nroner restric-
Lit.h. ,-.' . to ' nnvi, tiioP"3 whicli shall' save the. privilege
I . ; f ,: '.' ' ?'j . Hi'ront abuse soniet.hi no-linrdlv in lu S
- n .i . m
apprehended m Jliis case, owing to
rJie geogro pineal conditions died
ing. would .aid both in tho extension
of the oyster-bearing areas, and in
rlie better production wt good sniffle
vster$,on the ground where the
Enow1 7 grow but, in a coarse, buncln
way; The iiernnssion ot dredging
mirht briuar some evils, as in the
Chesapeake, but the benefits follow
ing to Jfortli Carolina,would prob
ably overbalance any harm." , , ., . - (,
.Hoping that this important sub
ject will receive some attention from
bur liegiklature during its present
session, :, , . '. ,.
J am, yours respectfully,
Geo. N. Ives
T-'.r.rl';T'v."t i.'w r--r-,:s;:,(J'i.:;,t '
E. E. WHEATLEYft
Steam Dye '- i-.oiflERyX fu-,
107 Church Street. NORFOLK, VAi (;,; . ;
' Dyeing aud cleaning ia.all its
Omnlhns eonnecla with nil Trains iinuS.; " ... T' "r"':"""":
Steamei-B. Large sample roonm for eonunei ? 1 ro"'I'f mmmii givoii, liK-fm ,oruere n
a. II. POTTEn fi CO.,
WHOLESALE AND MET AIL ,
CONl'KCTIONKltS.
.... v; --- -j-.i-.j. t -
1-;) -; i'MANUFACTUEERS pw : ; . '.':
FEEN0Ef,'&; AMEEIGAN
Ami dealer hi Foreign and Domettlo Fruit M
-NTiita Alun Plimrc Tnlia.M 'lira n
A. Ml". J . 1 ., V v.b,.1, . ......... JJBj Qlbi
'(' I ,(". , , . ' -s I .-. : : , ,.
Ppllqck street, next ta Geo. Allen & Co.,
C ','. BKW BERNE C. ' - sept26-dl
I. E. McDANIEL.
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Stsain f Engines, Saw 0 ills , Grist Oills, '
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Pumps, Circular Saws, Saw Glimmers,
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lniuseii new me iuur-ww puuiici iwu:ii penei;u tjiucu uuu metiiias uccn taKCii uy. me oystermen
, Choice Family Groceries,
CANNED GOODS of all Kinds.
5e 7ery ' Best Butter
received fresh from the best Northern DairleK
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tspeciai t.:'en,uou called to his , , j : ;
Choice Grades of Family flour.
Bxoad Street, A Doors above Middle,
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schoolsof . the county where hm oystermen canseeor teel lor UiemHfor the, purpose , of planting, and
infiaencew iiow'worting'and bene- on the - bottom. If; droggingHcultivafcin Sfatasoi
tti&lMi-tT! . Hi VfihatM , icAs allowed, the ioystennen could . .Connecticut nnd New York have -de-
Bat Ws desirei for ;usefulness in( easily take large quanities pf theseMrived a laTge 'revenue 'from the sale
Lis clay and' generation did. ndt, OystefS from the deep waters '.of Core , 'aud'leaseof this ground under water.
stop l.iie.', .-lo'.Slarch; 1882. i behind Pamlico Sounds, and in weath-'Some of "the best ground inil.k
bottg'ii outfit of 'tho 'Commercial er when tonging would be impossi-vicinity of New Ilavcn,Conn$ bnN;"r"TTV'
Kern rablishing AJompany iu mis we. ; as many oi your readers mayjheeonie so valuable that it is valued
city, "Li.t forminj a : parthe'rship uot be familiar with the mode '.ofas $100 to j150 per' acre. and ' in
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And evcrytliing onnebtod with machinery;- Send for "price's1 aiitfj terms ; and -remember
that no well-regulated family can afford to be without jj.GllBEi,;'!
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Warner's,- Ccraline Corset,!' Frice,'$1.00.
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Krenh Fish and Oystarg shipped by Exprenw )
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HKainxt (llsftpK)lntment orders slionld reiuih j
mo SMi-houw, prior to time of shipment oi s
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Oftlce on f'rnvon stropt, two doom noith
inston', 'dredging oysters a description of it JHOnie iristan'ces a3 high as 500 perl " W1!'KKN.
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Berne may be interesting. Dredges are Jacre has been paid. ' "nUw. i,enoir, Pamlico ami on-t,-n.i,in,,
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1 c ..ienced the publication of bags made of iron . rings, from the
suuuiH feuaugtt mill, wiiii an ,; Hie(:iUiiy.
Gfntq' Linen,' Celluloid aiivl Taper Collars and CuiTa,
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