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1 VOL II. JN'O. 2: LOCAL XEWS. ' NEW!, ADVERTISEMENTS. Amateubs Patience. ,1 H. Stacbs Pasturage. F. Ulrich--Groceries, etc. - ,c: , t Journal Miniature Almanac; - .: . Sun rises, 5 :43 I Length of day . 5 Sun sets, 6:24 f 12 hours, 41 minutes. Moon rises at 2:53 a. m. - I , , - Bayboro .; ; The schooner Frank S. Hall, arrived on Sunday with ft cargo of hay for Mr. i e. Eiik) if . n t. - V! i. l ;XW , Five new pupils' entored the Graded school yesterday making the number enrollodat present 503. - i Several oyster boats were at the 01i ver wharf yesterday and the canning - 'factory was in full blast. " The Elm City arrived fioni - yesterday with fifteen or twenty pas , sengers and a lot of freight. , ; The steamer Florence arrived from Vanceboro yesterday with a cargo of ' lumber, and a lot of fresh pork con- signed to Thos. Gates & Co;; ' 'r . , . ' ' R&k W? H. Tburber administered the -. sacrament of the Lord's Suppel;; to; 5Q6 f . communicants on Sunday lust at St. Andrews chapel. Tlie great revival is , still going on at that church? , , . ; Messrs.' Dunbar and Oast, U. S. Local S ' Inspectors of Steam y easels, ..will visit ( i . i this city on Thursday next the 5th in stant, for the purpose of examining the .steamer Swan. All who desire license as pilot or engineer will have an oppor- tunity to secure the same on the above . !.date. -H' ' v : mi ; . Dr. Mayo said in his lecture, fertilize ' -. the farm with brains if you wish t be successful farmers. This is wholesome advice, and when practically carried , out will produce a radical change in the , ;" present system of farming. The doctor illustrated this proposition by citing a ' farm visited in Louisiana,, where 5,000 acres wore being , cultivated , in ,anet' For the lack of brain fertilizer J;he f arm . .rr .. was . 'mortgaged and Csold ' under the . ' - sheriff 's hammer. ' In contrast with this Louisiana farm he paid a deserved cora . pliment to Mr. J. L. Ehem's farm, near New Berne. " He said after a visit to the farm and inspecting' the method, and t seeing what a sensible overseer and oo$ fertilizer brains had been, he was frank to say he knew of few farmers , .who excelled Mr. Rhem. Watch Tower. r. The Patience troupe will equal any that has graced the. boards of our The atre in years. We did' not witness Pin afore, but think Patience ' will equal if not surpass, it. .,- i . (' The object of the performance is to aid the Athletic Club in the erection ef their building. -We bespeak for them a crowded housoand . kno pleased to go. Wednesd time. , v ,. . . r!.j lm-1 of Holly and other experts in : the provements of spring "habits.' V . ' Low quartered shoes are in favor with the members but the trouble m! a pt- ing them is in harmonizing tastes on socks; some insist, on red, some, white, Swansboro Items. : with a boy' to hold, his; S.'V, little girl baby in the buggy by , herself. ; The Pittman& Dennis have just got anew horse took fright, got away from the stock of goods. '' , A big oyster roast at Wilkins' Land ing last Saturday and dancing was the and some cling tenaciously to the stars I order of the day.' ana stripes. : books or no socks may be Mr, Hyde, the Yankee sohool teacher. boy, ran off, threw the child ort of the buggy,, took the course, of Barker's bridge from Smith's, ran ! over four vehicles, . some of them ; with teams hitched to them, and never shopped or sak for them a the issue. Wearing the hairj parted in has about 40 scholars and all seem to gtclear of h bu8Kv ontil he meta w all will be the middle was decided upoi by a una- like him very much. , i mule and buggy on Barker's bridge Jay night's the nimily astounding, s 1 ! t . u . .. which. 4he frightened horse ran over Schooner Arrival. Schooner Lncretia. White, master, f ron Wysockmg with corn to Wthub & Ci edle,' W. P, Burrus & Co. and J. A. Meadows.," ' " . Schooner Sarah F. Midyette, Spencer; from ; Wysotkmir," corn, to Wahab & Credlp and K. P. Buwus &'Co. - Schooner Marietta, Payne, froni Mid dleton. coin to Wuhab &Credle and W. P. Burrus & Co. , SchoojaerHHW Farrow, Peel, from Middletonto Wahab & Credle, W. P. Burrus & Co; and J. A. Meadows. - S3hoiner,t..e.'ia, Rose, from Fairfield', corn to W. P. Burrus & Co. and' J. A. Mendo xh, Schooner Inme G. Midyette, from Wjsocking, coin to W. P. -&Co. . . niraiy astounding. ) Patience ' has, 'been discussed. The panel think it too early in the season for Putk iice ., About July and August "When the flyis on the wing,, , ; ; The mosquito on the sing, Then Patience should take the Ring, Is clear as anything." t-j;; . r- -v.. -r.. ' I Selah. Meeting of the Stockholders of the li n;..vE3. c. b.r. Co. The adjourned meeting of the Stock holders of the Midland N. C. Railway Company wna held , at the company s office on Monday, the 2d inst. at 12 o'clock, noon. The following stockholders were pres ent: J. W. Andrews and J. P. Caddi- Mr. Russell is building a new bridge over the river at Jacksonville, a thin; long needed by the citizens here. Schooner J?ay, Cpt. Dennis, just ar rived with ' lumber from Wilmington, She will clear this week with naval Btores for same place. and thus cleared himself of the buggy. The horse still continued his flight and was stopped only after ho had run several miles loose down about Pelle tier's mills in Carteret county. This was the greatest runaway on record and Smith Bays if Dr. Barker had not built his bridge strong that probably it would Capt. Laughlin has about one acre in have suffered some damage, as it wob a part oi u Vi tus Kim w pieue uy iu coi- can. There , beiDC no Quorum, the '' Schooner Virginia Dare, Payne, from meeting was adiourned to the 1st Mon- Wyfcockmg, corn to, W. Burrus& Co. dav in May at 12 o'clock noon, and the following minutes entered by the Sec- . . i Uilkin, retary. . . ' ; Burrus I Tn imrsuance with a notice the ad garden peas near Swansboro and another in Irish potatoes,; the former , look well considering the very cold weather. Some sickness Mr. Bow en Glancy, an old and respectedcitizen, is verv low, hot expected to live long. Mr. Henry Hill is also very sick with cancer wart on his face. . M. Russell has plowed his first pota- toes in once, on account of the cold cut ting them off; he had a fine looking patch about two weeks ago. Guess they will all come out again. The man reported drowned last week lision of the teams. He thinks Dr. Barker is some relation te the . horse Eowder man, as he does his, work well l all things. Mr. Smith's child was badly stunned by the fall from the buggy- but not injured otherwise. The buggv was a little battered, though S. says things might have been worse or course, ana says tne Duggy was oniv broken in about twenty pieces, when it might have been completely ana en tirely demolished. COMMERCIAL. Patience 1 I ' k lr-. The performance of Patience, on i Wednesday night premises a rare' en tertainment to onr citizens. The whole ' affair is in the hands of competent per sons and everything looking to the comfort of the audience will have due attention. The building has been thor oughly renovated and the gallery seats will be ei desirable as .those below Btairs, and good order will be preserved. Veur Name in Print. Capt T, M. Thomas, of Beaufort, was in the market an Monday with a big lot of cotton. His boat, T.M. Thomas, that i went ashore at Hatteras on the 26th ult, ."has been brought up. ' Messrs. R. W. Nixon, Clement Manly and H. R. Bryan are off to Jacksonville on professional business. 'r ' ' 1 t F. M. Simmons, Esq., attended Com missioner's Court, at Trenton on yester day.. . ;;. .'-' .Y.'Vi'i . ,'!;'' - Cotton Market. " New York' futures closed Bteadyon yesterday, sales 99,000 bales; spots easy New Berne markot quiet, sales of seven '. bales lower grades the best bringing 9 cents. " ,.",v . , " new york Market, spot: tl Middling 10 1-16.' v k m;H , Strict low middling 9 7-8..' ,' I ' , Low middling 9 9-16. ( - i; NEW TORE FUTURES: f Morning. 1 Noon. Evening. . . . 9.96 ., 8.93 : 10.18 . 10.07 10.26 10.21; 10.88, . ,10.82 'fife, , Yesterday the Midland Directors 'rep resenting thalj portion , of the Co. of which Appleton Oaksmith is President and W. G. Brinson, Esq. is Secretary and Treasurer, assembled at Company's office in thisoity as per adjournment. ; By some raisunderstanding between the time pielpes failing to work togeth er they arrived Just three minutes too late according to the time kept by the Best Directors who had held their meet ing and ad journed as the proceedings published elsewhere will show?"''"' ,-; When the; Oaksmith .Directors had filed into the office, Mr. J.., Caddigan informed' the ' Attorney, Hon. C C. Clark, of the action of the . Best ; Direc tors. W. G, Brinson, EsqM called the meeting to order and after a few ques tions were propounded by Capt. Oak smith to Hon. C C. Clark, relative to an v unautnorizea cnangenaving- been made. in the Companies, By-Laws sub stituting the Sd Wednesday in Februa ry in the place of first Wednesday and Other matters, which were answered by that gentleman, the meeting adjourned, subject to the call of the President. journed meeting of the Stockholders of near Snead's Ferry, has been found in t$e Midland N. C. Railway, Co. was the Ferry hole; his name was Elijah held this day at 13 o'clock noon. The Canaday, a very peaceable and quiet following stockholders now present:' J. W. Andrews and J. P. Caddagan. There being no quorum present the meeting was adjourned to the first Mod day in May at 12 o'clock. ' -i ; J- P. Caddagan, Secretary, April 2, 188312 o'clock noon. kind of a man, but would take too much nary Hie. NEW BKIiNE MARKET. Cotton Middling 9 1-8; strict low middling 9 1-16: low middling 9. Seed cotton ifixtra nice, so.; oral- It seems that the effect of the action of AsaeiHors Appointed, , j n Ujje caveator to the probate of the will of At the regular meeting of the County R. W. King will, be to lock up the Commissioners, - held on Monday, the I smoke-house ami sew up the meal bag following were appointed io: assess the of the decedent's estate.. It is truly a real and personal,! property of Craven hard case, but "iustice must be done if county under the revenue act passed by the heavens fall,'f'v v.r.3U April,,1 ', May, .. June, ,; fie, '10.08 10.22 10.83 "Attacked tot Cwntempt. f ' On Monday as the editor of the Jour nal was strolling , along Broad' street, Constable Moses Mason handed him,the following paper:. North Carolina, ) Justices Court. Craven county, To H. 8. Nunn, a Editor of Dailu New Berne Journal: , ! s ... i You - are hereby commanded to appear before me at my office on South Front street in this city, this day at 4 o'clock pi mi and show cause why vou should not be attached for contempt, for publications appearing in the Daily Journal, on Saturday and Bundav Iaot. of crossly Inaccurate re ports of the proceedings before me in the trial of action entitled, Appleton Oaksmith vs.the Midland North Carolina Railway Company, made with intent to misrepresent the Court and bring it into contempt. w. o. Erin son, J. r. This April 2, 1SS3. ' 1 Our counsel, Messrs. Crcon & Steven son appeared at the appe intod hour and ao'tod lor us th.- t the case be set for on Thursday morning at 10 The J.K.Llce kiaJIy granted t'ie reiU0Rt anil we will be on hand (D. V.) and endeavor to bUow the Justice tUnt wo have not brou,lit Lis court into contempt. ; ' : ,' ; Kinston Items. Our fellow townsman, R. C. Hay, is now lying dangerously ill with pneu monia. Lewis McCullen has been confined several days with pneumonia, and is still kept to his room from the same cause.' ?- . " ..... As our butchers are now supplying our market with a fair quality of beef, it is conjectured all the old "cows have jumped over the moon." . The insurance $2,000 on the life of James vw..; Harper, late eaitor M tne tures and is as lively as a cricket; some Journal, who was a member of Lodge 8aT he was crossed in love that mada No. 471, Knights of Honor, was paid him leave, and nOw havine madeuD. last Tuesday to his widow, Mrs, C. W. I u all happy again. ' He is having a good uarper. ,(. ; ..... red-eye once in a while. All the cotton has not been sold yet. I notice six bags on our wharf now, marked "G. P. Y.i" on asking whose it was, was told George P. Young, Esq., living about ten miles from our place. Mr. Young is a thorough going farmer. Dave Ward, E. M. Farnell,' E. W. Mattocks and J. A. Pittman are all done planting corn, but some of them have just finished on account of the late sea son; one of these, E. M. Farnell, has been done three weeks and over. He planted the middle and first of March and now thinks he will have to plant over again this season so do we. Mr. F. P., one of our young widowers, has settled down since his trip from Texas and gone into the picture busi ness, sold his stock of ponies and cattle and invested in fancy, fast selling pic- Corn In sacks, 661c; in bulk 621c. Rice 80 to 95c. per bushel. Tprpentine Receipts moderate. Firm at $2.50 for yellow dip. Tar firm at tfl.ou ana 1.75. Beeswax 20c. to 22o. per lb. Honey 60o. per gallon. Wheat 90c. per bushel. Beef On foot, oc. to 7c. Mutton $2a2.25 per head. Hams Country, 12io. per pound. Lard Country, 13o. per lb. Fresh Pork 7a9o. per pound. Eogs 13c. per dozen. Peanuts $1.00 per bushel. Fodder $1.25. per hundred. Onions $3.50 per bbl. Peas $1.50 per bushel. Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c. Tallow 6c. per lb. Chickens Grown, 55a60c. per pair. Turkeys $1.75 per pair. Meal Bolted, 75c. psr bushel. Potatoes Bahamas, 50.; yams 60c, per bushel. , Turnips 80c. per bushel. Walnuts 50c. per bushel. CITY ITEHS Tbii-column, ih-xi tuWni u. r l.tMat AdrertlaiuK. UMt i A Pint iUe : ..- . ; machine bran new-can 1 Sb wine bought cheap at the Journal office. " , $ W . I'erhaua one of th mn. At' P . , . ... r. . . ... - ment, t. e.. what to bit .u,iui npuue. nui nere la nu.f W.L. PALMEE jxun unices ior nntih. I :anra ii. o.....i. u.'k11!' Soeiit PUNCH CIOAH, Hntchelos' 6 cent BITMltl.u iivl- m . n Hltuuted on lh mudvM. iJ7. SODA FOUNTAIN, where eanVnte cool gbuu.or.oda orglnger ale that Sill ,,leEe Come one, come all. Me sure and call, llefore net all ' That'll all. . Middle at, econd door from isoutj, Front, mi)M !,,, , NW bKHKK. N. O. s at ai: raercia) auf New BernoOil UiIb. 300 Tons of Cotton Seed As an Ammoniate equal to Perivlan Guano, FOB SALE AT $S2S.66 per Ton. nfUJ exchBW ,?e to of meal for two tons" n ui!?y? deUv9rI at any railroad ta t on or landing on Neuae, Treut and Tar Rive, freight paid both way. " Higheat price paid for cotton iried. ' ' . , A. B. DENNIH01V. marai-ucwtl Owner and lirnnrlntnr. Vhifty's SpsceifST PASTURAGE. Having leased the Claypoole Pasture and house built to put her in, so something fenced the same, would like to pasture in aid pasture cows that are usually sent out of the city for pasturage. apr3dlm HENRY BTAUBS. MTERTAMEKT AT THE THEATRE. Patience, fVtt loaf rinn or! A acuml-iliM First Township; W. H. Ellison, J. B. Gardner and J. F. Heath. ,i'...f Second I Township ;' S.' W. J Latham, James A. Ernul and Wm. ttoe.j r ,, .... Third Township; J. WV Biddle, It. G. Cobb and C. L. Wetherington.! -. , ! Fifth Township; " E, Fr;.Carawayf ;,W. . Stanton and Jesse P. Godette. t.M Sixth Township;. T. H. Mallison, A. J. Chesnut an4.W. S, tyy hne, ? Seventh .Township; Wm. Foy4 Geo. ). Conner and; Jesse Brooks; ''.'. 'J'".'-. 'Eighth' Tdwhehip; V.V Gt 'Brinson; Daniel Lane and Rob't Hanctck,' jr; : Ninth tTownship 3 Wi, ; , B. 'i Lane, , j B. Weathersby and R. J. Brock.! . The following1 'were . appointed list takers:,r: '..(? S"'i 1 i)?Vk.i. , No. 1 Township, W. H.. Ellison?' No. 2, S. W. Latham V No. 3,; J..W. Biddle ; No. 5, E; F Caraway; No. 6, Tl H. Mal- iison: no. f, wm.oy;. jno. , w, u. Brinson; No: 9, W. B. Lane. .. ; t - ' Tlie ,Jevfelg MoTed and UrieTed'.". ': The. Panel are moved and grieved, as was David the King. - : The following poetib effusion gives A farmer from the "State of Duplin" came into town last Thursday, in a tur- -OR- will turn up soon. No one married this week, but some courting. Two young gents were try ing to cut each other out by getting there first to ride, with the same young lady to Sunday school. ' Mr, F. beat Mr. W., but Mr. F.'s mule ran away and threw the young lady out of the buggy and severely bruised her face, and F., pontine cart, bringing three bushels of great guns, how bad he looks; but Mr. sweet potatoes and a pale mink skin to W. said he was glad, and spoke so loud market. ' He sold his cargo for $1.75, that his mule got scared and rarei uo w;n v,a noi-fnrtr. th Naw tw , 1 1 . . , . . , s J I I 1 " 3 , 1 . . 1 ... I ' traveiiea- nicy mites coming ana re- usumu auu orose now snaits on OI nis ' . lneatre on V at least buggy and scared the young lady badly TKTA w A wl AV once ' in his life, and left town singing that was with him-the one he didn't ," y6wUiX,;r,r, "Betty and the baby." ., , , want to carry at first and how report Dy an Amateur uorps or -utaies A preliminary , meeting was held at wys, the letters WandF are scratched Dr- Henry TulFs "ofce last Thursday Pniy on tne cneets or tne first young night, to reorganize tiie military com- "J ana 11 this aont break up the pany at this place. '.'Fifteen patrioU courting and cause marrying, I don't manifested1 willingness to become vol- know what will. All of these parties unteer soldiers. i. i au- 1 1 n tu:- r-..!.),. I hpflt fnmilirin rtf thin nnnntv uo ueiu an mo wuiv uuuoo wis, n nuoj, i . , , , -.j.. night, when it is expected the organiza- . Dr, g. N. Ennett, of Carteret, has one tion will be completed, :m I SV ..;; ;" 0f the fastest as well as the best deer The construction of an ornamental hounds in the State; his name is Jump. fence around the court house is being The dog visits nis friends in Onslow urged on ' the county commissioners as county and has a chum at Mr. A. J. sometmng aemanaea Dy tne puouo. nun, jr. juasi xnursaay alter noon Partaking of the spirit of the stock law Jump left the Doctor's and at supper- fence, which abolishes, in its limits, all time same day he walked in Hurst's fences, it is suggested that timber is too I dinning room and asked; for supper, scarce and taxes too high at present tof after giving all a howdy, by a wag of indulge in the gratification of the orna- his tail, a distance of thirty-five miles, mental., Our advice to the commission- The next morning Jump and his chum. DUriTHORNE'S BRIDE, A Comic Opera in two acts. and Gentlemen of this city, and the proceeds applied to the building fund ot tne "New Berne Social and Athletic Club." .Tickets will be for sale in the usual way at the Drug Store of E. H. Meadows & CO. . :,; ".' PrJno nf nrimiaainn tn first flnor. 7Sfi. ! Another meeting will are white' respectable 'and some of the Gallery, 50c. No extra; price for re- . . . - I ai , t f : I a i . .... - .r- 1 . 10,000 VAHTED ! The buyers In this market to examine my stock of ,. : ' 250 BARRELS OF FLOUR . OF ALL GRADES, 1.1-1. V -JX- J ClA-..ln T).Ia. n ara t, ttiSa mattor io tkt yhioh Pnnnk Hill haA . An. Kulr t,J. t.-J ' .but slicht -vent to the feeline rillickbir -A 7 iS lY" J 7, 7. 7 T CASH., Now is the time for country dealer. r r. .. ' a I gave w people auuuivu marry jaiu s..: QiUUUU ILl lUCll UVBKHllB. .1 ." I ... .... . . I . . , . ' BUUUU) UWUCS W iioii be praised, how we are amazed Xo. see how the t imes are rended, ' Lawsuits we see where once was glee, h Ana nee excursions anenaea. The Midland Road has struck a goad ,; And few are left to fend it; When it had cash; the Crowd Was rash And gladly helped to spend. it- Free rides, free hash,' and an ocean bOK.'.epiasn .:..)'' - Drew maay friends together, i ; ',1 .i n But wintry.windB have broke the strings i And enUxply tooled. the Weather,. gj- j Bad luck to those who join the foes . Of he who when thirsty gave them '.; 1V drink; ., ... ' ,.r w-r 'TIS very sad, aiKj we are gla . ino jewels mere we minx. An amusing caricature of "Nick" and "'Warrenton1' , moving "rear seat conical" goods from the store of a "Mr. liiiil ,' eeyerai years: ago is letting a light; the deer ran across two creeks to ocean. After remaining in the ocean for an hour or more, the dogs still watching, he came out and was again pursued by the t dogs wide circulation in out town. It is sup- and finally caught in the sound. A posed to be from the pencil of "Mr. gentleman near by got the deer and Gill'' and displays Something of a Nast sold him in Wilmington next morning in'the art 9f caricature, , while' at the a butcher who happened to be one some time it illustrates the powerful of Jump's old friends from Onslow. locomotive capaoity ;. of "Nick" j and This is a true story and can be: proven ,Wreat6!'. to jtiiQVtiu?. 'sach'iiwoaTe- DV tn( Doctor and Mr. , Hurst. . Has niontly handled furniture. ' 1 : J t anybody doubted it?-ED.J Idon't sup- "A speck of war not so big as a man's P06" Dr. Ennett would part with Jump hand", manifested itself lastThursdav r 8100 hi gold. The distance run by morning on our usually peaceful hori. th dogs after the deer was probably mV rant'Wartera and fW T1rA. Pyer lOOjnita, but it Was not the first The wind report is about to prove a son, each with a squad of road-working deer caugt b them aB theJ Beldom faU ana farmer to lay in their supplies for the Spring. ; '.'.- , ' ' ' I also have enough molasses on hand to sweeten the enure stock or conee m tne town, which mus( be sold regardless of oost. ; ,. .j;ai6';'ai':OHA8. H.BLANK,.,,;,.;t;, ''UiuiHiiiil 4' Middle street, , ma8dAwl,(3?'ni."' t Nbw Bbbns, N. C. ..;!HIK' t The Tennessee; Wagon, r i if. The Farmer's Favorite. The .Gilbert Force Pumfl, f No well reghlated family can afford to be without one . j The'Novelty.BeIt:fiook. Better than lacing or rivets. The Alligator Sit and Pipe Wrench.1: You have only to sea it to appreciate its advantages. '. The "Queen" Steel How; The Improved Climax Cotton Plow, X: ;! The best Cotton Plow in Use. The Champion am Granger hearing Tf o'ciock. failure, the country members got a hands, under orders ;of the "South Com- "flaw" in his recOrd, and the town, man mander, apeeaied 'at the. county bridge says he'1 be"blowe4" if he will! accept it; so the public must move on in bliss ful ignorance m.ntU'jWiggins is heard from. '' " -. - r' ' The season for picknicks, excursions', and fishing parties, being at hand, the panel are generally under the training over Neuse river, determined on remov ing the stock' law gate at the foot of the bridge' at whatever cost of blood and treasure. On the promise of the com missioners, however, to fix the gate sat isfactorily, "grim-visaged war smoothed its wrinkled' front," peace was re-established, and all hands got sober. after starting one to catch it, if not shot and killed before. 1 , Another runaway, but not a love scrape, by Mr. G. W. Smith, our prom inent merchant; I don't mean Smith ran away himself, but his horse. S, had just bought a fine buggy and hav ing a fine horse, as he always has, start ed for a ride, left his horse a moment Ferdinand Ulrich, ' &E00ERIES&DEY GOODS ;; boots; siioes, iiat?; UoptiB, Twines, Paints Oils Can Vass, and Oakum.' 'Hjitiii The place to buy GRAIN SACKS in any quantity and - ' , , . , LORILfiAUD SNUFF " j , i . by the bbl NETS and SEINES. Foot of Middle street,1 , , , , u NEW BERNE, C, wlSu,nTTM 1 t i' Tumng Plows, )'"'';'' '';ii.'l t'i-''fi' ."'ii." "I '. . !'' .' U 1 : 1 M -M it! till ':.' X ".I COME Ain) SEE HE! ,i 14 Manufacturers? Agent for all classes of .' 'Machinery, ; Craten street W N. C. j A Comfortable Rooni In the central part of theelty.,M''-'in'','!"':'M':Vi':J ''? - " ' ; .5h.T ..',' Aiml'a v ,;u-M 'i..1 : .... ma23dif ' jounNAi-oi-ncK. i" ' ; .' ' '. ; 1 '
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