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'v'SEl'mM;! CRIDAY, MARGH 9, 1883.
, NO. 290.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .
D. W. Hcrtt Tailoring. ' J
E. W. Carpenter Law notice.
Crnr Council Ordinance, f .
M. Hahn Sheriff's sale. - -City
Council Ordinance. 4 yr I
. W. L. PaLmfr Punch cigar. j
Journal Sewing machine for sale, ,
-v John C. WHUTSTrtMachine: poetry. 1 j
journal miniature Almanac. , !
" Sun rifles, 6:19 I Length of day,
Sun seta, 6:04 ( 11 hours, 45 minutes.
T Mnon Beta at 6:05 T. m. '.i
s ; ?
Plant Klce. . ... , .."V"'
The tariff bill haspaased and the' du
ty oh rice has been reduced" one foui th
of a cent per pound which will not' ma
terially effect.the price of rough rice.
This product is bound to command a
good yrioe1uh!Ctt0 as': facili
ties for cleaning are. Increasing every
year. 16 proved agOcid"fttand by in,
this market during the amst wuitetj- and
fallKvhlloxjfatfonasloWyinll will
likely prove o;ftgaiB next fallf jA. big
crop of cotton thisyear will bring a slim
pries' next fall, judging from the Visible
supply at present, and the prices of fu
tures in Iew .York arid Liverpool. Read
what the St. Louis cotton r factors have
to say in another column.
Milton will turn up yet
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The -seventh grade failed to give, us
the age of Mr. John Reel. .' We howp.-ws
, it to the eighth. '
The Rght. Rev., Bishop Lyman will
visit St. Cyprians Church and preach at
7i o'clock to-night.
Snow yesterday evening.
Bishop Lyman will be at Christ Church
on Sunday next. ' ' "
Poetry is pouring in.i fXShakspeartor Juror i i , I . . I
ai me meeting oi m! uoaru or coun
ty commissioners oo Wednesday tlie fol
lowing jurots were drawn for the Spring
term of the 'Superior ;CoUrL. "which con
venes the fourth Monday in Jlayi
FIRST WEEK.
W. G. Ipock, Bryan CunimmgB, ' col
Fred' Douglas: col.. "Win. "Fulcher.,rW
Four bottles of champagne, f f ny Uf;Emul Tj6hnA, Ipockp NiBray,
one wants to Know wnat inis means, j j WoUenden A. P. Vhitford, "W. J
cau on j. w. jaoore or jj m. ravie. .i Tar,kson. w. . piantlfir.. tjardv Wi)H
The Silver Cornet Band will play'' for Wai mxM lol'MfA Wbite.) di-
the skaters at Lwthrop liall to-nignt dolph Ulrich, Henry C Wood. Samuel
which will add much to the enjoyment. W. Howard, EdwaroTWhitman, W. W.
Over three thousand bushels of corn Dvis;' Johnhapmini ocJ., JESj'JMer,
in market yesterday. PriceB firm with Geo. K.UasKn8,s o,"Hi Ferry; John
n nnward tandencv! 62i centsDcr McSorley, Sam Ipock; P. J. Arm, John
hx,uhc in QApta. r- - , 1 W.-Hargett, Fnrney Jaek9orif H,-f 'C,
Mr. Loufs Stanly VaBd Miss Mtildi poolv"rett co1 lh McCot"
SECOND week.' " l1 !V,,A
Geo. H. Marshallv Geo. Ji'CaW-awayi
Gaskina were married at the Presbyte
rian Session building, lost night, ty
fto7 T.. Vnaa '
. 1 ' ' Chas. R. Brewer JoUni Lockey, Riibin
re' "T? : : C. M. Edwards. R. N. Duff v. John B
convicts for :the 'Quaker Bndge . road Nealg ;ioachiin Griffln, D. R. wu.
woum or uowu uero UMk uu, . . j .'hs. French. Richard Daughe
: , Mr. W. F, Kornegay, of Goldsborot ty , John Richardson, C.'ta. FoyV Geoi
has opened an office secona door from b. Willi'col:, Moses Patterson,
nnfininm tin a OoIa rt 1T1 Q fKl 11 TV 1 I - - '
Mr: J. L. Brvan; of ' Stonewall,1 has The following line were handed to
'charm . i " ' usj at our request, "by ReV. Fiedi W;
V A large force was at work on Trent f
river railroad bridge yesterday, putting 1 ,
in
t whoy ' approval we commend them to
. . 'i'.:.'i tour readers ''.!yM,. t.;v-;i':i , :, -t,--..,
freights were taken across in a barge,
The draw
to-day
u
' expected to be completed still sits the school-house by the road,ffc
. ', ,!-! "'.j A. ragged beggar sunning;,.,,' . ;..
v-'. --. "u-. i Arouna itstiu tne sumacns'grow,i
Cold Snap In Florida. '. ' I And blackberry vines are runnini
Mr.: J, L. Rhem has received a , letter 1.' 'i
from Florida which states that a severe Deep scarred bv raisofficial:
cold snap had played havoc with' tha The warping floor, the battered seats,
truck, especially Deans ana oucumpersj J :;:ZI"ivi:: ,1U V
The thermometer fell from 80 to 40 in Long years ago, a winter sun,
thr-P hours. ??0De 9ver " " 8ett,nflr.i -
i '.: i ' t k -v, ivi t . i'i, ri :.fK i l l .if tin ito xtraatavn ur inn Atu ..nan aa
Internal Bftvenu . l--.-i-:Vp . f - -
4 We publish in this issue- th$t poiftion It touched the tangled goldem curla 4
of the tariff bill ; relating. M nil W MfiSfi
revenue. It IS Uken Irpm toe yourna Whflro nride and Rhame were mimrlinar
y c-ommerce wnicn gives Pti8ting with re8tles feet the snow;! ';
ana claims to nave correcfjintjr", To right and left, she lingered- m
one section of importance to f ajrmers As restlessly her tiny hand- ; ' ; '
who furnish tobacco for hands !;M .their The blue-checked apron fingered. ! '
plantations, , V ', y V;Vi S He saw iier' lift Her eyetf; he felt
. , j ';",?, r pwis xne sots nana a light caressing, ,; jf i i i'
Schoncr Arrlvala. : , ;, , t; ;, ,,', , I And heard tha tremblimr of 'her voice
Schooner Lena, Capt. Jos Rose, from I As if a fault confessing.
- Fairfield N, C., with corn cpnifgnea,, w T'm sorrV that I spelt the wbrdt':
"W. P. Buirus& Co: :-'!'-Ihate to eoabove you,: ... -n ,y.'.t'r
i lower feu-
' Lwretia, Capt. faite,' 'from tfjebtiir Because Vthe brown ieyes lot
ing with corn to Burrus & Co. and W,
obscunty into wealth and commanding
positkmr? He had beengrentry.honored
and trvrstiiJ by hiscountybut ltinay be
truly sajdla" has; foil repaid, lier wfth
a'faithfiffuWWvice. . J .
U YeJCyi interesting Ihastardy x proceed
ing were bad lat Saturday before. Jus-'
tice Haskins and ft jury at Primus Mid
ler's court ' house1 in Jdiies " county,,
wherein Laura Miller, colored damsel,
and James Cox, a white gentleman, es
sayed to fix the paternity of their trou
bles and their happiness. On the trial,
D.'E. PiSrry, 1ittbrney; for the woman,
dandled the "little one" in his arms be
fore the jury, claiming a verdict on the
principle of similitude to the reputed
father, which he' declared was all-suf
ficient to shed upon the intricacy of
contra iroprfcssipriswh'at "(Joke calls
the gladsome light of jurisprudence.'
The jury, however, was puzzled to de
termine which the child most resem
bled, the 'defendant his married bro
ther, yet rather than raise a fuss in
family by the judgment, they found the
issue of . posterity against the unmarried
defendant. , i
Young wives for old husbands doubt
less first suggested itself tb our Creator
a leng time af ter Adam had been placed
in the garden of Eden; but at what par
ticular epoch in his life it first "seemed
good forman not to be'alone," does not
appear, yet it is evident Adam was ju6t
iu his prime, if not an old man, when
Eye wan given to him as a helpmatei
This view of it was taken by President
Tyler when he informed his friend,
Henry A. Wise, that he was going to
get married to Miss Gardner, :u Why,
asJ4 wisef it, too young for you.'?
'isot at an, ' replied tne XTesident,
'I'm still in, my prime.", .."That m
minds me," said Wise, "of an old dar
key down in Virginia, who was general
ly consulted, by his old master our any
affair pf importance to both;- The old
master was a widower, and -when he
got, the .consent of a, , young lady to
tnkrry daim, he communicated the fact
to the old darkey,', My Lord,' said
Samho,6he is ..top yowng for you A 'Not
a, bit of it, answered the master, 'I'm
still in' my prime.' 'Yes,'. responded
Sambo, .'you are iayour prime now, but
wait il( iM ketd, in; her: prime; then
where will your prime be?' " 1
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-ikkjpu -:r f .i'' , stmmemory to a gray nair maa,
vw. .... 71- r:,1 hi,' f ' Hl,i'" Tt 'I writ . . 'rTi 'iVv ' . i t
MarvS., Capt. J. Berry, Juniper BvAJfJFSX
wun cru io punua w. w mi ,uiw i yave forty years been growing.
ftCredle. . r - , ItiZuAXI inMJ.llJnuJ i
rw tnu, jayi. uju,Mu.mviyy) now lew wno pass aoove mm,
corn, rice and cattle. - " f. nL-A , Lament their triumphs And his loss,
Ohio, Capt. Scarboro, from SladesVillft Lite ner, Decausiev T?ifmi .Jl
with cotton and cattle. - ; .,,,. ,w ,wiiw
VoilonnvKei. ;; . ..j . . .i . ).
Not much change in New Yojrk fu- LWiP Pa8sea DT our btate, iwnate,
tubes' i yesterdaV. ' The raarket closed creating a etocis law in jonee ana ram
steady with sales of 49,000 bales; spota Uco cruntt,qrfingiji,tfre House
KtAftdv. NflwBerhd markeennchanired. last Monday, was, on mption of Mr,
Forty-four bales sold, twenty-seven of. pe P ffij Tae?nmK f"T '
which' classed middling.;! indbrought o th wnovation wnrnx)t -reacn Turn,
fi 8-8. -Sheriff Haroer'a lot hot sold.' .' ' i p.ouwy,,anflainj9ipeQpie,,pi uenes may
KltW VOTIK MARKltT. RPOTI j: ,i A nOW COOl, UOW1P H)I' i WBIIB' Oil ine no
Morning.. Noon. Eveoiin. bride's father, in, Lenoiiuconntvi Major'
Jlarch, . 10.13. 10.1b '', lO-W;-- i Adam Gordon, of Egypt. CrayeiLConntx
April, H "ii formVrlVUdiutelerlUitbaiL J.
Moff 111 All ' ' Ill.a. 1(1.4-0 (....':' t ----- -
June.' ' ''10.62 ' 'l0.5S 10.54 G. Martin's.staffj, to Miss Hattie.JB.,.
raway, daughter of Capt. wm. w. war-i
ArreMttid. . . . , w ,r , : ' i n rawav of.Jtfonticello..Lonoir
Marshall Gaskill received. a. telegram (The bVkeieceiyed'haifdsOm'!
from the chief of police , . atj , Raleigh, ,on presents froin G-en,,Robert Ransom,: Dr.
Wednesday evening to arrest. Bam, g. O.Hyatt and other
inor that he had sont a telegram, from
tliid cily to Raloigh and would be at the
telcgrnph ofuce to got tU answer. Mhe
Marshal kept on the. lookout until' the
thWce closed on Wednesday night, but
i d!l l-L j . i't r. Oa yt wi,ay
Lion.'T tne i, ,sr uai ana policeman ltics ana. .county auairs, ior ine .iasi,
....... - I . . k f ' ''.It. 1 ' k J t J ' 1 . V .
n rl 3 c.oe and thirty-hve,, years,, dipd,,, of paralysis, ,aj
Onslow County Items-
Mr. Lewis Avery has moved into hill
new house.
Miss. Lucy Duffy , has been, yisitini
Mrs. JJ. JUoyt., ,; , ...i.
. , .Col. S. B. Taylor and others are sell
ing large quantities of fertilizers to our
farmers.:, - o i '-t'? vi :: i
i Squire Jas.' Gurganus and his accom
plished lady are winning golden opin
ions as hotelists. -,'' r 1 ' ' r! ,!
( Abner Heatli of Gum Branch cut hia
foot badly last week: "oause'd ' by iwol
cutting the same limb of a h'eeatoncei
Mrs". ybella1 febonce from near Deep
Sptingi Jones' county, is spending aj
few days with friends near Catharine!
; , Mr. Payisi tha young Disciple minis
ter has latge cohgregatiohs . in Jones,
He had one to Unite with the church an
Deep Spring last' Sunday
Dr. E. ; W,' Ward was at his post as)
Chairman of Commissioners, etc., and
did some auctigneeringf of landi alsd3
Sbme'nie'n cap1 do almost anything 5 1
.i-tojsa.) fowa ,. Durham,' who has spent
several ,weeks' at, Jacksonville with her
sister, Mrs. Jas. Gurganus, has lately re
to abuse his name bo badly in spelling
and using capitals; but it is said that
'All things are, right in war and mar
riage.": -. i j... t'":!.::.M "u; i.
Onslow' is favored with ' plenty of
preaching by men of fair or1 superior
talent and education. "Mr.' McDonald
and Mr. Isler represents the Presbyter
iansMri Hull and Mr. Smith the Me
thodists. , Mr. ' Bowen arid Mr.' Davis,
both young menj the Diciples jMr. Cash-
well and Mr. Best the Baptists1: beside.
there are others with whose names we
are not sofamiliar.' 1 ',"'!
First Monday, the big day of Jackson
ville, always produces some kind of a
sensation. . lhis time there was a large
land sale by David Sandlin, , Adminis
trator of Henry,' Sandlin, deceased
Lands sold very low for one-half cash,
and several invested., . Whiskey caused
a little more fighting than usual on such
occasions. We also learn that Jackson
ville is now favored with preaching on
three Sundays of every month.
;.!.;; ,.; A ACT ...... , .
To Reduce Internal Revenue Taxation
and for other purposes
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the Unltea States
of America in Congress assemDiea:"
That the taxes herein specified im
posed by the laws now in force be, and
the same are hereby, repealed, as here
inafter provided, ; namely: On capital
and deposits of banks, bankers and na
tional banking associations", except such
taxes as are now due and - payable: and
on and after tha first day of July, eigh
teen hundred and eichty-tbree, tne
stamp tax pn bank checks, drafts, orders
and vouchers, and the tax on matches,
perfumery.' medicinal preparations, and
other articles imposed by Schedule A
following section thirty-tour nunarea
and thirty-seven of the Revised Stat
utes: Provided. That no drawback shall
be allowed upon articles embraced in
said schedule that shall be exported on
and after the first day of July, eighteen
hundred "and eighty-three: rroviaeu
further, That on and after May fifteenth!
eighteen,' hundred; and eighty-three,
matches may be removed by manufac
turers thereof from the place of manu
facture to warehouses within the United
States without attaching thereto the
stamps required , by law, under such
regulations as may be prescribed by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Sec. 2. That on and after the first day
of May, eighteen hundred and eighty-
three, dealers lnrfear tobacco snai annu
ally pay twelve dollars; dealers in man
ufactured tobacco shall pay two dollars
and forty cents; all manufacturers of
tobacco shall pay six dollars; manufac
turers of cigars shall pay six dollars;
peddlers of tobacco, snuff, and cigars
shall pay speciali taxes, : as follows:
Peddlers of the first class, as now de
fined by law, shall pay thirty dollars;
peddlers of the second class shall pay
fifteen dollars; peddlers of the third
class shall pay seven dollars and twenty
cents; and peddlers oi tno lourtn class
shall pay three dollars and sixty cents,
Retail dealers in leal tobacco snail pay
two - hundred and fifty dollars, and
thirty cents for each dollar on the
amount of their monthly sales in excess
of the rate of five hundred dollars per
annum;, Provided, That farmers and
producers of tobacco may sell at the
place oi proauciion vuuaucu ui , wen
own growth and raising at retail direct
ly to consumers, to- an. amount not ex
ceeding one hundred dollars annually,
Sec. 3. That hereafter the special tax
of a dealer in manufactured, tobacco If
shall not be required from any farmer,
Sec. 5. Thae from and after the pas
sage of this act every manufacturer of
tobacco or snuff shall, in addition to all
other requirements of luw, print on each
package, or securely amx oy pasnug wu A fine j()t of N- c
eacn package containing iopaow or chnnlHr and SMa t
enun inanuiaccureu uy or iwr mm. a
label on whichi shall be printed" the
number, of the manufactory, the district
be
and State in.which -it is situated, and . ' ...
thAciownrds' ' " . ' ! 1 pewing , macnine pran new can
Notice' l ; 1 ' tn ! bought cheap at the Journal office.
The manufacturer of this tobacco has
complied with all requirements of law. ' Sheriff's Sfllfl
fr.?J. fl "rr." V".Zl J.v virtue of . , execution led from the
vir.i ui iaw,uv w uoa uvnuv 1 popennr ' uirT or t Taven i
CITY ITEHS.
This column, uext to local met. U u be md
or Local AdTprtwini.
Bacon, Hams,
Hackburn Beds. '
tobacco again.
i !' ii ..Machine Poetry.
There wasaplantor named Dow,,
Who wanted a good cotton plow. ,
After hearing the facts. , , :
He bought a "Climax". , ,
And happy is that man now. ' ;
"Beauty measured by a finger print :
Beauty is only skin deep, and sometimes
it is only as deep as the powder ana
paint." .Still,
' Tansill's 5 Cent Punch Ciqae
is of the same beauty and fragrance all
the way through. ,
For sale bv w . L. fALMER, Middle st,
New Berne, N. C. - ' mar7-fas
. OOUntv 111 fnvnr nf -
Jane E. J'Rrrott, plaintiff: and analnst gllaa
Htathuiii, (letHndftnt, I will expoim for wile.
Iior caKn.-ni uie court House door lu New
Berne, X. ('., on the SECOND day of APKltr
1SS3, at T W liUVE o'elock. m.: cart of a elm tot .
In the city t, New Berne, lituated on l'niir.ir
Mtrpet.totwreii heme and Fleet Mreetg.TeiDg
uimui iuv k.iiiu.ui, wuoining tne larFwbere
Julin U. Gardner and Elizabeth Ramior. . .
sides, now occupied by L. B. Bynura and hie
JMAYKK HAHN.
Sheriff of Craven County.
March 1, im
moMtd
V. M. P0Wi:S. i
I rl ' S.;s. vvnr.
W. 0. Powers & Go..
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& FEOXT ST., NEAR MIDDLE
MAWrjrACTTfl'EBS OT ':
COMMERCIAL. ! Tin &. Sheet-Iron Ware
, HEW flEUNK MARKET.
Cotton Middling 9 8-8; strict low
middling 9 1-4; low middling a 1-8.
Seed cotton Extra nice, 3c.; ordi
nary 2ic.
Corn In sacks, 61c; in bulk 58c.
Eice 80 to 95c. per bushel.
' TPRPENTINE Receipts moderate. Firm
at 552.50 for yellow dip.
Tar Finn at $1.50 and $1.75. :
. Beeswax 20c to 22c. per lb.
'Honey 60c per gallon.
Wheat 90c. per bushel,
i Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c.
Hams Country, 13c. per pound.
Frbsh Pork 7a9c. per pound.
, Eaas 15c. per"dozen.
Peanuts $1.00 per bushel.
' Fodder $1.25. per hundred.
' AfPLES Mattamuskeets, fl.25 per
bushel. : ,.,'
: Onions $3.50 per bbl.
Peas $1.10 to $1.25 per bushel. ,
Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c.
Tallow 6c. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 55a60c. per pair
Turkeys $1.75 per pair.' v
MEALBolted, 7oo. pur bushel, i
ifOTATOES Bahamas, 30a40c; yams
KSOaCOc. per bushel. ;
Tutnips 80c. per bushel. '
Walnuts 50c. per bushel.
UEALKK8 IN .,,; 1, ,' I
Hardware and . Jtgricajtnral. hplemciils!
Job work of all kinds In our line solicited.
Havlne secured the Bale or the celelir..tpfl
ACORN STOVES and itAtf OEKl, ; made by
iiaiiiuone, naru a to., we tuioiiio uepieiutei to
hnve you rll and cofivlnc yourselve of the
fact that the Acorn Stoves. art uneqnaled for
Beauty, Quality, Durability 'and Economy of
Operation. We guarantee them -to do more
mi88 tune ami wild lean ruol.and to give
more general HtUUlactiou than any ptUer- ,
stoves matle. .1 '
Cook Ktovei for coal or wood. . ' , ; 1 ,
, W. M. POWERS & CO.
March 8th, 188,1. : ; , . dim ;
Send Your OrdorsI
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F ltOli NTREE
BleSt ha the tie that binds
Two hearts iu married love;'1'1
The fellowship of kindred minds "
So like to that above."
News and Otefrvet requested to copy,
,;J5icb.aTd .!'W. Kin,aJ citizen if tori
spicuoua standing in Lenoir county 'pol
mo;
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D. We HURTT,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
ZANG'S
old
H. T A. IS I,
MIDDLE STREET,
New Berne, N. C.
Mat. 30, mw
i you ' ' ' . '
Good Butter,' ' ' .
Roynl Crown Flonr, , (
P. T. George Best Hams, '
' Best Coffee and Teas,
And all kinds of . , .
FAMILY GROCERIES.
d middle Street, near the Market.
Officd Secretary' and Treasurer, '
, . New. Beene, March 1, 1888.
Stockholders' Meeting; f,
The Annual Meetine of the Stocks
I holders of the ... .., r
New Berne & Pamlico Steam
Transportation Company ,
will be held in CITY OP NEW BERNE
On .;, , 'f:.j : US)' H: f. ,. .
Wednesday, March 14th, r
at ELEVEN o'clock, a.m.,' at the COT
TON EXCHANGE ROOMS.tU '
; ,.T, A.,GREEN ;'
ma2-dtd" , f "( , Sec. and Treas.
'he Thoroughbred., Stallion
turned hom?.. (We think; the visit too
enjoyable id ail not to be1 rerjeate flOoni
J.'JnlpicovjBrnent! J is's,'ehowing - itself I tat
brldgeids elLtjs'.houBe's; and ''we are
glad to . see it, for it was needed.
,racksonvilie bridge iabeipg thoroughly
repaired. Doctor! jbridge' is ahp lip,
dered
lady
We 'nefed ahotlierbridge, acrosa Newf
?i,S.S.nrfi"ulUB-.h r-.., .3-.,Tt
1 Oscar Farifier got a hnggy ; flin
last Sunday. While helping al
from the . buggy,, he, of courseL was
tempted to trustv hi nag a little too
hUph yutt .lias- already ibeen
told;.:;jMajrb tfthihkbft'pays to win
the lady, u he does lose a buggy. 1
Mr. WB. 'Coxrayg1 that the Ibest
medicine'!he has eVet used in an orclaard
'aA.itmbre;.qt'tei; mi' grease.and mi'
phnrin ' Iffcleans tivit ; TjAeW , 'in' pekch'
.treeai''preTenta.ateVpiI'lars,' keepts off
wood -peckers., etJ0;; In short, it is
healthy protectivejj and worth trying;
,1 .Sheriff) Murrill, ) has some' ;veryj fine
State f iforth' Carolina County of Cra ven .'
.,' ' ' In the Superior Conrt. ' ' '
To Eliza W. BUsell and f. W. McLean i ' "
i iTou will take notice that an action has been
Instituted in the court above entitled, where
in T. A. Green Is plaintill and Ellzrt W. Blsntll,
C. W. McLean and wife. A. R. C. McLean and
B.6angert are defendants, wherein plaintiff
auks judgmeut ior inreciosui-e or a morignge
luuae 10 mm dv cnia w. isisseu oy ner attor
ney in fact, C. w . McLean, registered In Hook
Ne. W, folk) 863-4, of Records of Craven
county: also for the foreclosure of a mortaee
from EliHt W. BlBSell to the defendant S.
Bangert, registered la Book 80, folio 3(11-2 & 8
of the Records of Craven county. And you
are hereby required to ilppear at the Bpring
Term of the (superior Ucurt of Craven, tu lie
heldat the court House m lew Kerne. Deeln
nlng on Monday, May KSth, 1883, and answur
or aemurto tne compinint i) j'eu may do au-
" ' " JS. W. UAKl'KNTEK, '
II ttiarH-dew .f!H imvi ; Cierlr Bup. Court.
planter or lumberman who furnishes Dstatb of north CAJtMA.)arr.f,rr,n1,rt
suchtobaccoonly as rations or supplies '.County of Craven, r f!" ,L "
manner as other supplies are furnished
by him to them:' Provide That the ag
gregate of the supplies of tobacco so by
him furnished shall not exceed in quan
tity one hundred pounds i in any one
special tax yearj that is from the first
day ot May in any year f until tne thir
tieth day of April in the next year; And
provided further,' That such farmer,
. . . . ...........
planter, or lumDermani snail notoe, at
the time he is furnishing men supplies,
engaged in the general business of sell
ing dry goods, groceries, or other simi
lar supplies in the manner of a mer
chant or storekeeper to others than his
own employees ui itiuutcia. i, i
rRee. 4. That on andi after' Mav: first.
eighteen hundred and eighty-three, the
internal taxes on suntt, smoking and
manufactured tobacco, shall be eight
cents per pound; and, -on cigars, which
shall be manufactured and sold or re
moved for consumption, or said on anq
after the first day of May, eighteen hun
dred -and eighty-three, ' there shall be
assessed and collected, the following
taxes, to be paid by the manufacturer
thereof: On cigars, of all descriptions,
made of tobacco Or any substitute there
for,, three ,. dollars per thousand ; on
cigarettes weighing not more than three
pounds per, thousand nity cents per
thousand ; on cigarettes weighing more
than three pounda per thousand, three
dollas per thousand; provided, xnat on
all original and unbroken f aotory pack
ages of smoking and manufactured to
bacco and snuit, cigars,- cheroots and
cicareltes held by. manufacturers or
dealers at the time such reduction shall
go into effect! .upon which the tax has
been paid, more snail oe auowea
Will make the 'season at mv Farm' Bnr
New Berne, the FIRST WEEK in every
month. .--! j.-i.t ij; !
PollokBville,-Second Weekl;
Trenton,! i i Third -msf Iwr:
. Barboro, , ; Fourth. i- !
TEiuis-SlO Cash, or 820 by! anorove
note, payable November 1st. ,, .,,'...,,,
reaigree, see nandouis.
V , CITY, v ORDINANCE. ,
i, Be it Ordained, That all gutters, pipes
qr drains of. any kind running from nny
building or lot in the. city of New Berne
and emntvincr ' into the streets of Raid
city shall empty into the ditch lying
between the -street and sidewalk; and
any person pr persons owning any build
ing or Jot in said city from, whjch any
gutter, pipe or ovain does, empty, on the
sidewalk and on the innerside Of said
street ditch, shall be guilty of a misde
nieanor. and on conviction shall he fined
five dollars for each day said gutter
pipe, or drain ia allowed to remain-in
violation oi tnm vrainance. .....
t L's ttle- hia residence m Kmstont on the mom
-j for the ing of the 7th instant, in his C2d year,
-ffW TTn vena rldincr around fts usual, oh the
i or l Btn inount,' coing attacKod, apparently,
t' t an with coho on th even 'n. of thntcir'7".
r L .,i f .ts l aralysis cauis on aurui ' taenigni ana
carric l Llat of
t 'A. A an 1 Bj.
ra v"' Z c
His V.'j has" been an
rJ one, ritiing by his
y ."'id
Ciuu a, chickens of his own raising) from
egg? ordered. "The' are the1 first ijahabt
itants of Jiis new, y premises at j Alum
Spring, and of course the Sheriff Will be
there soonU Thb carpenters have! about
oornpleted fehcj the rnsons and p Mnters
'are busy. i' -,.-.-, .-i ,i t j i
. Mrs. LaSaue is looking just asj pleas
ant and happy as a bride ever docs;and
the oCtof looks like there1 i'd ho;t niuch
wrong with him. I guppose hedloes not
1 1 o to have the reporters and jprintera
drawback or rebate of the full smohnt
of the reduction, but the same shall not
apply in any case, where the claim has
not been presented within Sixty days
following the date of the reduction; and
such rebate to manufacturers may be
paid in stamps at the reduced rate; and
no claim shall be allowed or drawbacK
paid for. a lees amount than ten, dollars.
It shall be the duty of the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, with the approval
of the Secretary of the Treasury, to
adopt such rules and regulations and to
prescribe and furnish such blanks and
forms as may be necessary to carry this
section into eitect,
! CITY1 ORDINANCE.,
Be it Ordained. JThat the portion bf
the city lying east of Hancock street and
south of Broad street shall be known as
the fire district of. the City of New Berne
and any person oe persons. who shall
erect or cause to bererected or attempt
to erect any wooden building, or shall
utKcijiu luciout vr.T;auae w oe
erected any ell or addition of any kind
to any, wooden; building now -erected
within ; said district ahnva: laariui4
without the unanimous, consent of, the
Boal d of Aldermen shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor and on conviction shall
be nnea nity floiiars: or lmnnsoned
thirty (80) 'days - add i every! day 'said
wooden building, shall eo stand or re
main in the course of ( erection shall be
!)-ir-
March'8.'i888.i'if''f '
R..EANS0i,
dwlm
$10 REWARD! I
I will pay TEN DOLLARS to the re
turn of the Watch and Cllaiii lost py my
little, boy, CarXj on i'riday', last,; ,! No
QUESTIONS ASKED. '.. ; , , ,
Tlie chain was square linked, and had .
attached'a Gold Mounted Bean Charm
1 Leave at Journal office or to me.- !
JIar4tll (! JOHN A-EICHARDSON.
li ii .MUjil .tj until! ,hu--.
dSers tjii foUowing; iai'fj-.;'-''; ll
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Cornad 3eef,
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Ha
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is.Tomatoesj .
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i eacnes, ...... M ,jil!v (,r,,? ;l :.
''Prunes, '"" fwto'i
nil i';:s!'07 irf it:j.i aV".:;;
Java Coffee, 'li.'otjr nii ftim.'u
.niw'i shi'.-n'l smU IiliiI fu!'l;', : '
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! $6,1 Kackereli. ?S It ill
tu 'i:'uuiil-t:-ill lii!i tn i ,i,i
Erebj Boastod Coffee ground to orde,r. '
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