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NEW BERNE, N: C., SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1883.
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LOCAL NEWS.
JVW ADVERTISEMENTS.
,s Holland & Guion For sale.
J. 8. Sheppard Big Four.
M.
J urual Miniature Almanac.
Sim rises, 6:43 1 Length of day,
,Kuu sets, 5:41 f 11 hours, 8 minutes.
' Moon sew at 4:15 a. m.,
, ,, Straw hats were on the streets yes
terday. '. ' " ' ;;,r'
A foot of the fdrtamouth Bear was
exhibited on the streets yesterday
' ' ' 11
MrtBiKpr. - " " i Conteitaea.. Creek iMprovements,
Thistroape of Minstrels will appear I, Ed.. Jocbnalh-I desire to state
at the Theatre in this city next Saturday through yourcoluras that! have known
night. The Petersburg Judap-4ppal (Wehtha Qraek for itf tedh 'Vears and
saysofthem: ... ,,., can testify to the ood Work betas? done
The Big Four had a fine audience at I tVt aira V flan 1 Pananm f?mukV
the Academy of Music last nigbt. The fa in . better , condition fof navigation
house was not crowded, but considering i eTer Wag beiore; log8 l nged
the hot weather the audience was a to strain over when I was a boy are now
good one in numbers. The entertain- lying high and dry on the bank; the
ment was a good one from beginning to Umb9 nd Drogh he been trimmed
end. The Binging was above thmarerage aw&y; snd i cm, say that ft steamer can
and the instrumental music very good, be safely handled in a dark night from
Hell's Ferry to anow mu., I have , jufit
Cotton market. ., ,u . f I returned from a trial trip on : the Con-
New York futures weak: sales 4t,000 tentnea arid know whereof, 1, speak.
. r I if otm nr 1frrtt Ann maMt1 Iia
DAU. bAl . . : 1 t - 1 ' 1.4. A
n, paor f iMnd three les; spots easy. Liverpool dull. New SSLn,'.r
niarriage license during the week, tw9BernemMkei Saleeof 43 bales, bales of cotton i bystooping trees. 1 1
. i 1 . . . i ' i . I Via Thaat-.s lifitirrinn. 0 in ' ' Ralaa ft' frTna Li-.hinlr tntf fallow hnotman nrill. anbnnvl.
..colored and one td white couples.
-,. E. W. Small wood was packing yester
day for shipment a large lot of sewing
machines for J. B- Pollock, of Kinston.
The March number of "Harper's New
Monthly, Magazine" is before us, full of
v interesting Btori3 and beautiful illus
trations. ,, ,, .,. ;
The bills for Morton's Big Four Mins
trels were being posted in the city yes
terday. They are to" be here next
Saturday night. : ; ; 1
;; ' Dr. : Barker reinforced the Graded
School on Friday with four scholars.
There are fourliundred and eighty-four
: enrolled up to this date. ' ;
the best" bringing 9.40. 1 Sales for the I think my fellow boatmen will aoknowl-
' - ' . i ' ' ' i I xt ; i.i t-
week. 600 bali!s:' correanond nir' wnpk UK? wis w oe true, uen.xvausom nas
last y ear, '254. :;,.:ViV:. ,a i .i
t MEW YORK M ABKET , SPOT:
II! ,i
(HI.
Middling 10 1-4. . . ;
Strict low middling, 10 1-16.
Low middling 9 8-4.
' Kitw tork futures:' ;
" " Morning. Noon. Evening
February, '10.18 10.17 10.15
March, - 10:28 f 110.88 rniQ.24
April, 10.41 10.89 ", l6.87
May, 10.86 10.58 ,! 10.5L
done and is still doinea noble work for
tne people of Pitt and Ureene coun
ties. . '-"'i' 11 ' " 1 ' '
,ui Respectfully,
T . . Tl. 1
!. ,' .11)11 . J. OUUWM, COl.
Pilot on steamer Contentnea
Bough Handliu. ,
The steamer Defiance brought in a
large lot of paper for the Journal office
, i HI LIVERPOOL BPOtS,
Oolands 5 5-8. -'
Orleans 5 13-16.
))'; j ; UTBRPOOC FOTCREi
February, 5 42-64. "
.March,.;.. 5 43-B4.- . ? oJlo-M
m ii.t't.s
;'.:i tft'
Legislative Proceeding. '
In the Senate on Friday the .bill
on Friday which had evidently been amending the charter of the city of
handled verv roughly somewhere on New Berne passed third reading!' .Sen
the route probably at Norfolk. We do a tor Clarke, opposed it. The bill to
not like to complain, bub we feel com-1 amend the laws as to the town of Beau-
pelted to do so in order to prevent a rep- fort, giving it a Mayor and eight Com
etitioh of the grievance. The damage I missioners. Mr. Clarke opposed, Mr.
to this lot of paper is at least ten or
teen dollars.
Washlngtoh and Vicinity."
Mr. 'Oliver Day is quite' sick. " '
A negro jailed on Sunday for larceny.
It is a girl at Mr.. J. T,W's. at Pantego,
J. F. Latham, Jr., is to locate at Pan
Capt. I. Doughty has two of his crew
in jail. U
V; The, good (Wathei! has 'Started the
farmers.
Mr. Edgar Perkins is visitine L,
Hodgesl Uii-.t; UiL :iXl&
The old Presbyterla parsonage is be
ing moved. L 'I HO i. -.yi-iy-
Rev, J. L. Winfleld is building an
office 6n his lot.
!''Jas.;''WV'Hodges,;of! Perry' HU1, in
rn on business. . . .
LVenei.BQowd bis. genial oounte-
I
Einston Items.
IGodette's, has 71 scholars. It is under
the instruction of a daughter of Rev
H. H. Moore, Esq., sold forty bales of William Cully. ' Tlie one on Harlow
oottoh here on Friday at 91.' creek, or rather, canal, u taught by A.
w : ' ! ' , ,. . ' I aianiy ueore, wno nas wugnr many
Mrs Kmsey, consort of Jno. A. Kinsey gnaoions in thia vininit.v. ThBiw am 85
of Jones county, departed this life at pupils, most of whom are nearly of age,
the home of, her husband Thursday attending this school. Snpt. Long has
nvenincr Poh 'Wh ' recently visited all the schoolB in this
evening, r eu. laia. , , , ,, .-... i,,. .
Kaa w v tuv wuuwv i
ine streets of Kington presented quite
lively appearance Thursday and Fri
day, being crowded with carts and wag
ons loaded with cotton.
J, A. Prldgen, Esq., one of the lead
ing merchants of our place is closing out
his entire stock of merchandise with a
view of resting this summer. ' .
George Kilpatrick, our surviving cot
ton weigher, has the mumps. Ho has the
commercial:;!
WKW BERNE RIABHET.
Cotton Middling 9 8-8; strict low
middling; 9 1-4; low middling 9 1-8. i
Seed cotton Extra nice, ,8c.; ordi
nary 2ic.
Corn In sacks, 59c. per bushel.
Rick 90c. to $1.00 per bushel. ' 1
Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm
efficient clerk of the post office; hope I at $2.50 for yellow dip.
H.
town nn hnninpHH
tir- Mjauo aavocatea tne tail, massed tmra
rAflflimr. TVia Kill fn aman tVA nn aa.
tablishinK the Board of Apiculture. iOW?.
changing its organization to nine mem- Laurence anu Asa T. Peel, of Martin
bers on the board, one from each Con- county' ave. faded bouses.
gressional district, provoked a long dis-1 D. X. Burgess, a well', known citiKen
n " The Poetry of the M8?0?"011 whJch wai participated inb of Hyde, died a few aays ago.' " '
, - Messrs. airaynorn, remDerton, Kicn- Mrs. Dimoch is building a residence
; , , , v, . uu juUU1 utiiKii in nasningron,
' Mr.HodgeB's son, "Rai,V is happy in
the possession of a couple of ponies.
Dr, Yeales ia making improvements
at hu residence, near Williamston N. C,
The Williamston & Tarboro R. R. is
injuring the Tar river boats somewhat.
Messrs, E. T, Woolard, Jas. W. Bode-
usq. mil yesterday upon a cnarge w I Dill supplemental to the bill to prevent es and son In town, en rowfe for Norfolk
Presbyterian Church At 11 a.m
on this Lord's day, the Pastor, Rev. L.C.
Vass will repeat by request of many
the sermon on
Bible.",
Subject at evening servioe.at 7 o'clock,
"Beauty, Stability and Life."
Sabbath School at 8 p.m. v' ' ;
A hearty welcome is extended to all
desiring to attend these services. Ush
ers at the church doors to show seats.
they may survive and do well.
; The bills for Morton's original big 4
minstrels were being posted up here
Friday. They will entertain our people
here Friday night 24 at the court house.
: A certain bachelor of the town of Kin
ston fa responsible for the following
statement: That there are. 124, mar
riageable young ladies in town and only
about thirty young men. , He has count
ed them up and knows, ':) . '
. E. M. Hodges & Bro., ouv enterpris
ing hardware merchants, are now fill
ing a contract of wagons for J. W.
Grainger; and now if you are a Granger
buy a Granger wagon ofj. W. Grainger,
manufactured by E. M. Hodges & Bro;
r The opera Itouse is growing slowly;
The delay is on account of the unprece
dented bad spell of weather that we
have had during the last severalweeks,
but when completed, will be an orna
ment to our town, and a convenience to
citizens and all traveling troops.
Strange are the ways of Providence,
per
Tar Firm at $1.50 and $1.75. ;
beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb. j
Honey 60c. per gallon.
Wheat 90c. per bushel. ' '
. Beep On foot, 5c. to 6c.
Fresh Pork 7Ja8ic per pound.
Eoas 22cr per dozen. ,, t
Peanuts $1.25 per bushel. ,
Fodder $1.25, per hundred.
Apples Mattamnskeets, $1.25
bushel. "
Onions $8.50perbbl. i - i; 1
Peas $1.10 to $1.25 per bushel.
Hides Dry, 9o. to 11c. : green 5o.
Tallow 6c. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 55a60c. per paii
, Turkeys $1.75 per pair.
, Meal Bolted, 80o. per bushel. !
Potatoes Bahamas, 30a40c; yams
Turnips 80o. per bushel.
Walnuts 50c. per bushel. . ,
50a60c. per bushel. '
Shingles West India 5 inch; mixed,
$2.50 per M. Building 5 inch, hearts,
$3.50; saps, $2.50 per M. ; , j, .
SKINS.
1 Coon, 30o.; fox40a50c.';mink, 40a50c.;
otter, $5.00
SMALW'OX :.
QUARflNTliiE RAICED
if i-
While other places are being quaran-
i- I L.I
tined, Uuinplirey & Howard wishes to
say to their numerous friends and' cus
tomers that their place is1 still Opened
Mil'"' tUf - ii-A , i .' r- is
and will remain so a safe harbor .'or
all. We want it understood thai while
l U ' I I ? 'P
we fought so nobly last Tall in Extermi
nating HIGH PRICES, we have not
I :'.t ' !".;'!! 'HAA
been negligent of our duty this Spring,
but have bad our LOW PRICES thor
oughly" YACCINATEDso "that you
! .'StMrJ'" U'T .. .
apprehensions on their
need have uo app
account, but just lay iside youf.FEJyRS
and coni to the Cheap Store of HUM
PHREY & HOWARD, Middle streeti
; .,;( 'ill" 'I: ti '! il' ; 1 1, . V,
opposite Market, Newbern,. p.
: P.' S.-And bring1 along your -sfsters;
.. 1 , di! p: -ill t
your cousin and your aunts.
feb2d&wlm , , ' , ,
!':;tlj
.
FARMERS, SAVE MONEY
Jndleea Coart.
Lewis Stanly, colored,
of Rockingham,' Webb, Woymach ind
others. , An amendment offered by. Mr.
Caho was adopted and the bill passed
third reading.
In the House Mr, Wood, of Lenoir,
introduced a bill to allow commission
ers of that county to levy a special tax.
was before Referred to Judiciary committee. A
8&S
For Sale.
Desirable House and Lot, on Craven utreet,
two doom below Pollok. One dwelling hontie
with large lot attached. Terms moderate. ,
Apply at once to
, HOLLAND A GUION.
abandonment of family. L. J. Moore,
Esq., appeared for the defendant. Dis
missed at the cost of the prosecutor,
Ceasar Collins vs. Wm. Cohen action
tor damages, converting of personal
property. " Simmons & Manly for plain-
Cotton Exchange,
live stock running at large in Lenoir I ThesteamerOwoJiobursted her steam
and Greene counties passed third read- pipe and scalded her engineer, at Balti;
1D8 tore,
Seven cases pneumonia in one family:
that Of Mr. Buck, near Swift. Prank
mr. tiDiTOR: uocuDVine as l do aiD-j
tiff. L. J. Moore for defendant. Jude-1 n.nni nnosttn- K.n ..!,. ui; t '
' w. pw.MVU VVlUg UUllllbl IULU1IIII.U . ; . - .
ment for plaintiff for .. -r - ; with the ttotton ExchanR Board ofL,""' 7 , T. . T-Vr.
Before Justice ; Brinson. State vs. tradeor wkh farming interests. I. ihav 'T oeing. repaired, and un-
4loore,and others wiirul trespass upon perhaps be permitted to say a? word) in r ' ! ' ' ' 1 '' '
lands. Green & Stevenson for the State, the interest of justice and farmers.,' It E0' "fab1, an aged M. E. .minis
L. J, Moore for defendant. Continued cannot be denied that ortranization ia "'i preached on Monday night: One
until next Saturday. . tne ver bagi oi BUCOe8g jn e. 'direc- "ner. ,,,! . ; :, . ,
Ition and Icannot sed how any intelli-i A crowd on'Maia street on Friday to
gent man can occupy the position of op-1 eee a drunken man frighten Sam Nel
The Receiver Caae.
The arguments before Judge Phillips
on the motion for a receiver were con- P the Cotton -Exchange W New son,
-i.. aa iii-. u tvm- v Berne nor can! believe that upon i fair , Mi
eluded at Raleigh on Friday and the pa- Bern nor caul believe that upon
pers given to His Honor to make up his
statement of the
Mrs. Hodges, wife of sheriff H., and
decision. Messrs. Clark & Clark of "a- their old home,
thiscity and Maj. John Gatling of Ral- .ien' V f Pf l A,P. prabtr,eelias his new residence
eig)i;wgued the case on behalf of the .u " nearly done. , Jt will add much to that
plaintiff, and Judge C. B. Thomas and m1rwBf . wf ut naB e part of the town.
Maj. John Hughes: for, the -defendant " JtWSrd NaVbredle T were
corporation, Themotion on the part of r"'" "m.! ok Wthe country on Sunday: exnect
i . 2 .1 a I Hlirnll IL In Llltrll HnllllfltlU ' KIllI, WfllfllHU I -.' . . '. ', . . . . -
issoive.,ne,injucMon t-' -- ""J they bad a good time.
Pamlico
county: has purchased, with Wallace
case many such will be I daughter are in the country on a visit to
' ' u Ithelr'old home.' UM't . . ; ip
A Qtteallon a la a Question An An
swer to the Point. ,
My friend, can you tell me where
can get a good nickel dear? I haven't
yea. His ways are past finding but, bnt found one since I left Chicago.
John Moore, ; son of the late Alford Ye,B th,e corner of Middle and
. . . v x loouin rroni streets, next ooor to the
Moore, went from Kmston to witness corne. to Mft,or PA;MFRVanH vnuwiil
the burial ceremonies of his mother, find
whose death was published a few days! Tansill's Punch 5 Cent Cigar, ,
ago in the journal, was taken sick at the same kind you got at Chicago. He
the crave and died in a few davs. sens them.
Items from Lower Craven.
( REPORTED BY ROVDiQ JOHN.
The annexation Of this portion of
Craven to Carteret meets with opposi
tion from almost every one of the citi
zens living in tho said territory.
There are two steam mills on Club
foot 'creek and one water mill. One
mile' from the mouth is Taylor & Tem
ple's grist mill and cotton gin; four
miles further up is Mr. R. W. Bell's
mill, consisting of saw, grist and gins,
and but a short distance from his mill
is the water mill of D. W. Morton &
Son. ; : W. P. Stanton is also putting up
a steam mill on Long creek, near Club
foot. ,, ni, 'j"'';'!', :''.:-' ' ' ' '
' Mr. Isaac Taylor's cotton yard of 30
bales reminds one of the Exchange plat
form at New Berne. He has also un-
ginned cotton enough to pack several
bales. Mr. Taylor is a solid man in the
various pursuits of (arming, merchan
dising and boating! His farm i a val
uable tract of land, situated on Clubfoot
creek, about 26 miles below New Berne,
which distance he frequently make's in
hfjs schooner in two and a half hours.
Buy Fertilizers for Ca:h
'(,, a i-H'U-t !"'" 1 " il lti Hint
Save Forty to FiftyTerCont
Uli'i-i
' FARMERS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
TAKE NOTICE!
We are again at our old stand, in our NEW
btuku. w nave a mil une oi
Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, ,
all of which we are offering very low at
wholesale and retail. Call and take a look
at our goods and get our low prices. Or
ders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.
dAW KOBKKTS & VRO.
Ihft Midland to dissolve
against W.J. Best, has not been aban- and can remain on the platform covered J --V-.
Ar.aA aa atatcA htr u' vm nnrt rtL by tosufahce' free, from further charge R. D. Hodges has. gone to
u J i ji nfinntV: has nnrnhauxl v,Uh Wallas
mt of the 16th, but wUlbe beard ," "'TT.? TZV 7
fore Judge McKoy at Wilson on the 1st witnin we ten aays sold at tne kZTriTW. f " AT7
.S'X'. According to the rules of tlie Ex-1 .Mr. W. J. Crimpler and wife were
Tour Name in Print. . . r . m I chanee all commercial news disbatches tne guests i or ., Mr.. Hodges ' Thursdav
uiid. C. Parker and Joseph Simmons, shall be immediately declared to " the I nighti, tbey aie soon to remove to Phila-
' of Jones county, were in the city Satur-1 Superintendent and at once posted up- delputy 1 J $ i; s -4 t (, i; :i: , i h
day for the purpose of closing a large on . the blackboard, there to remain ; Mias 'Sophia Bodges, while recently
land trade with F. M.t Simmons, Esq. throughout the,, day.' Bere i the seller j visiting friends in Pamlico, contracted
Suppose the trada was connrmea, and has the advantage of tne latest market the mumps, but, has recovered and re
they ,went home the possessors of four I rdports and Is is.tborotiHl Ptoetd j as turned tome.
nunareu acres oi jones couuiy uuiuh. - i tne ouyers. Again mere is no graamg i .m:
NEWBEM THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Saturday, February 24.
t THE POPULAR FAVORITES
MORTON'S
BD TOUR
-.MINSTRELS. '
THE ACME OP MINSTRELSY. " ' !
Stores are plentiful and liberally pat- At ' oittntfttf oo.hhbtba.
ronized.. Near the mouth of Clubfoot is t magnificent buass band.
tdnan Tavlor'a- at Bell's mill and fair- Reserved seats on sale wtthoutextra charge
Isaac layior s, ai ceil s mm ana tur atE.H. Meadows' Urun store. AUmision V5
pentine distuiery, jonn iianners nas a cent; gaueryoiicenis.
store; not more than a quarter's distance
f
ah rsatssiH urvt.
GERMAN
IKAINITI
WILLIAM H.0UVER
, NQWBERN, N.C
1
My price to-Unv for i ; Vi'
Warranted Genuine German
Kainit 1 i
s 118 per ton In SO to 100 ton lots, ' '
Less f 1,00 per ton lftlmelsglventnet Itont
In (Killing vessel. . . , .
jn.W to JH In smaller lots. ., ,
Any decline In prices In Baltimore will re
duce my prices. ,
isthe store of D.W. Norton & Son, who! To Those Whom It May Con-
sell quite a large quantity of goods du
ring the year. About a mile and a half
lower down the county, at the forks of
the New Berne and Beaufort and Adam's
creek road, a hew building has just been
erected by C. W. BellandN. H. Taylor,
who will soon open with a variety stock
bn abtimAi fltvmmevfie tin tnatin 61,a
Col. J..W. Atkinson, of Wilmington, 0f the cotton; the samples are placed in . t, - . , oa
is in the city. v the salesroom of the Exchange and each niht wiativ.--.-A Attr, '
W. J. Best. Judcre Carruth, Gen. Mc-lK,,rDr itHnnhis own iudcrmflnt -anill , . ., . . . . .
. . , , v .7-, I j r apoui w tcei or ran rrom ner starboard
Alpine and, CoL Yates left on a special I there is no shadow even of a 'cOmbina- j i f . ; f , ' .,
McAlpine has completed very elabo-Lnongbuyets xb take advantanim. l Pev''
:-. . i o-i,;' 7. . . I tarlan church, left Fridav fo fSUsnhnth
rata AnATt.tn tnn jumiuna Bvnuicute im Tht nftemnt tn ninoe inn r.Tr.nanirB anai - - r
"'"" . - o- rj -,t "-. T t r:.
uuium ur ivv. nr.
the Condition of the road from Morehead by adverse laws is a piece of plantation ' J
toSmithfield, its value, cheapness of op- "buncombe'' that should be allowed to
erating, and the general advantages and sleep hi c6tntnittee room',1 World without
facilities ot sucn a line u exienueu vi a i en,i. ;, i .
southwest through connection, in which I
"Honor Bright.
sins hia rpnort was called for and
mne. 1 ' 'Editor JorjRNAt: I herewith hand
Capt. Adam C, Davis, of the Davis you, for publication n?18 .of a few Dfre. con&t't goIemooratio 8, Vessel
i ; .v. ai.hruM or u ru n ' u u'uh in liih i uniiiiuH wniuu iu a uai m ui m dci ira un- f v n
iiiU pwuwi uv " " I " I
on;
se, w,
est ' :'
,'1 .eVr both, w'iU fill his pulpit
4 a iy .liing t.,t v-v:!ttU
"p4 f, D.f BryfctJ why Ib Tar
-3 ou ia way ? to make
as covered him
;e, was in tne sermons wnion are pan oi a series ae-1 uwuep uu uok. vmun-ae is representmg
citv on Saturday, looking after timber livered during the last summer in, the. them Miwell as; he might (Dare county
to.buiiJ barracks for Us cadeU. ne city Of Norrouc.' ' -y-: . aainjr,,.';,.'-w ''i:ni;;t
hnahontseveTitvbovsre''re9oiitinsr flf- While the Kev. gentleman w not tde- M01 -
teen' n-m
School who sre ,coverT!ed
discipline.
' II. C. Farrt.U,, ofs..w mill f.
i;.a fit t!i ITicHI llvprad them does not hold the same I tendon t
cy miUtary 1 laiia ana aocume w eer-you on, ijMoriv. ,-i
.. ..ii . i : i a .
tiiey Bull touun upon miujeijuj ueir u us I wi
all and are well worthy ot a perusal by I $1 ,
I 'r.J p. Svtclwell, fuperin-
6,'cf H t -c stools ri. tlie city of
- t:...t
a'millatFoaeiss's l.a'l n
er iu Jones v ..'y, f I ia
wooden rr '-U "'--1 U a 1 . I
timber.
.me,
1 ! "'
was
"fed
riv-
: a
y Ci
everyone;5 .'-U:r, - i- i
They are not polemical, which In itself
t v.oull commend t-.ca to the attention
of tl vl.o pre -9 8ivl c!l t'mp !v-s
C' iUIa-S.'. J' ASctwCEH
t -
City
tiie 'city
s hot
.); .the
St tefor .UavciCl,t:3f.)l-iTiia;:humber
of pi'ti.s: euro,
a er915r
of l ..vhe-iS U v
j cii ia i 113 per
1 i 1 "A,
'. t.
of which
rp pn
eat price
fel8-td
J. S. 8HEPPARD, Manager.
a .
W- n
cern: ,,: . ,
The next Regular Meeting of the. Board of
County Commissioners of Jones county will
be heW at POLLOKSVILLE on
Monday, the 5th day of Mitch, 1883, ;,
At said meeting proposals with plan and
il!-;i!'j-: vm'.)-- i --i l r-.i;
right to reject any or all bids. ,
reD'yUtb,'l883.,V''. '
E. IS.
fel6-d8w ' " ' '! 1
FdaccE.
Chairman.
adapted to the wants of, the community. pe"ntttions will be received for repairing
TUV Intend Wino WtknWh th I Polloksvllle Bridge, the Board reserving Ue
war,m season, and for that purpose have
converted the rear of the store into an
ice room. In this connection, we men
tion the store of P; W. Bell & Son, who
also sell a great many goods.. ' They are
but a half mile from Bell & Taylor, tut
being in Carteret, we will speak of them
further in the proper place. ' '
The people of both races in thiB bee-
G. E. SLOVEN
tioh are 'having 'good schools, the
school near Mr. Isaac Taylor's, taught
by Miss Mary Hellen,,is doing much for
that neighborhood. Miss, Helleu , is
wellbeliked by both, scholars) and
parents. . She has an adaptednesa for
the school room. Farther down, on the
canal, Mr. David Clegg, a promising
young man, is teaching a free school.
He has a gpd talent for poetry, so much
so that his dreams are' sprken, flashes ot
rythmic lines, throughout the' entire
night. We have an Elegy composed by
him on that "honest creature (the dog),
who their ! masters never - forsake,"
which shows rare poetic talent. Its
length prevents publication at present.
The colored people have good schools
ou Adam's creek,' Clubfoot creek, Ca
hooka creek and Harlow' creeks That! banc!.
on Clul'oot creek, near Capt.' J.; P.
Offer? the following named Goods
Corned Beef,
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,'nii'
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: .Hams,
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Tomatoes, ., ,.,,
.Peaches,'',"")'i;,''';'
Pjrunesrl.-.'ihjt.i;
Java Coffee, ' , . ; ,
Citron, ". l-.h
n.nv " -tiU- H -ii:
No. 1 Mackerel.
Fresh Roasted Coffee ground to' order.
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The, Very Best Butter constantly on
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AMMONIATED
pimrn minimi ATr
, Avail Pho5.Acio
Pv,-TowL Done Piioa.
J -A TV -V !. TT
4b
Or Ox-HeJatl Oiiano;
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This is one of tbe highest gnule Uuanos sold (
In North Curolliia.as pw analysis of Dr. JJu"r.,
My prices are S3U.m i 11 ten toll tots;1 v " '
Less $1 per ton if tllriW'to, glvon to yyt tt out' f
onsalUng vessels. ni!tt il-t !" ( W'Hr.1
SJttJOto S:0.3Q l'twsnittller. ots,,!'j .,M);J
This Is the same grade of Guano as Is sold ut
113 per ton on tVme save to $15 per ton;
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".Visit
: 'Home Fertilizer.1
! H1.50per toy tn ten ton lots., j ' ht. ).S
1 812tol?.5j)in smaller Jots .Sf . flii H!V):
"No losses,, no credits, no bad debts. 'J.t j-f f n
No exor bitant prices charged to make no for
losses. ' " ", ' V , .' .
.7,: ; wiuiam IL Oliver, Mv?
in , . i j 4-1 t,,ii i .ii; ii'i.'i,; ,'.Li:
ti.'.t ., y-M1 .,! Ml .i:tl :nw
bu1 yriWi'UiUTx.'1
i Ahf one oowiripteni' io fckfeVcIld 'of an"olil '
eHiAUiiHiieu tniiuiieri wiin u line run oi GS.a
torn, can do so by applying to JklKM. 8. N,
DEWEY; who wtsliM to'glv it' tip ou account .
of Ul-heallh. j..,. , . ),( ..;
Win be sola At a great Dargam. , fe 1S-1I2
ttp, itlfl!
Dealer in CiKr. TbJMJ
everyining in tuat wuy. , i,, i... ,(,.,.
Also handles "utg and iPrnit. ' , '
u 8t. aeol dll.the -(hvat Oerma'n'lten
edy for Ulieumatlsioi and all bodily faiua. i : . I
Middle St Second, Door from S?o Fmtit, ; '