NEW BERNE, N. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 30,' 1883. : ; v
VOL Hi
'i - ;J
NO. 79.
i.OCAL NEWS.
Meeting , of the Stockholders of the hmna. Lubber.' Sail.
A. & N. C. K. R. - - ;
Special to the JorBrtii,.' ;'; i v.i ,, : :
Morehead City, C, June 29, '83.
lira uiocuug ,wiw btutyu w uiuoi ab
10 o'clock a. m. 1 y "i v
The committee on proxies reported I through her bottom causing the water
private'shafea forty-nine hundred, and to gush in and rapidly fill her. To be
serious, the arty were really fright
ened, and'well they might have been,
as Capt. Oaksmith informs us that no
three hundred and fifty votes. living man can swim ashore at that
F.C.Roberts, Esq., submitted a mi- point on account of the whirling under
nnrikw i-onnvf. ' - , I nnrrant. After thnv wat A anfplv landed
terday five bales, the best bringing 0 5-8. , Wootan La rmftnfinfc at Morehead. however, manv amusin
The New Berne Silver Cornet band
will have an excursion on the Fourth of thirteen hundred and twenty-one. party. The Sunny South was just ahead
a -....-I TtT I til. I nwM llmintA.
u runs I iua E ,
4:48 1 Lencrth of-da? J
Sun sets, 7:19 14 hours, 81 minutes.
Wnnn riaaa ftfc 1 a. tTI.
The glorious Fourth is near at hand, i
His still dull and, hot, and news is one, entitled to nineteen hundred and
scarce. ; ! l .rj.lfi 1"j 1 r one votes; State stock twelve thousand
n.iiul.'i.MMhmi snend most of tw0 hundred and sixty-six shares with
their time in catching crabs. "V
Sales of cotton at the Exchange yes-
friond nf Aura whn -fa a . rAnldAnf: of
On Thursday last as the sharpie Jessie Hyde county where the Major used to
Douglass, with: a ' dozen 61d , fashioned iiYOi tnat he was major, ! 'of i nlilitia in
"land lubbers'who were out en joying tne war 0f 813 and was' stationed at
a sail, was rounding the point off Fort Harker's Island."' . Bis youthful appear-.
1 . V- ' f ' t- ? l J. I ! , . .', I 4 r , . I ' 1 J" ' . . 1
fliauoa Bzie ran. on asnag wnioa went ftT,n is n f.rihiitflil to h i carofn i iaiRinr
-i,v; -H:
by Col. a. AT. Wahabi
Vandemere Items.
Cotton, corn and rice are very back
ward. 1 ' 1 '
Mr. J. W. Stilly is building a two-
story dwelling. . .. '.
Mr. Sheldon Sawyer is building a fine ToMt Scotch Snuff.
dwelling house in Bay boro.! , : . ,
Ti.l,-
We notice some improvements on the
fish wharf at the foot of Middle street;
it has long been needed.
. The Elm City leaves this morning for
Stonewall and Bayboro with a partial
load of general merchandise.
Steamer Shenandoah will arrive from
Elizabeth City next Tuesday with her
new dress on ready to resume her regu
lar tripB.. . -t .:, ,?jv k"
Hurrah for the Fourth of July, next
Wednesday, when the small boy will
pop, and the fire crackers will have a
good time.'
Steamer Trent steamed off yesterday
moraine for Polloksville and Trenton
with a full load of merchandise, lum
ber and a few passengers. , : ; ;
Some of our clerks are having a hard
time now. doing nothing .all day. and
' would like to be relieved at about seven
and a half o'clock in the evening.
Our editor is still at Morehead, luxu
riatihg among, the fish, clams, crabs,
sailing parties, sea breeze, railroad meet
. ings, etc. Hope he will come home this
mornintr. for we . want . to see " him
mighty bad.
i In respect to the memory of our late
young friend, Mr.1 John D. Howard,
we learn that the business men of the
city will close their places of business
this morning from 9:80 to 10:30 o'clock
in order to attend his funeral.7 ?
The attention of our readers is called
to the '.'ad" in another column, to 'the
excursion to be given on the steamer
Shenandocdt on Tuesday, July, 8d, from
New Berne to Old Point Comfort, Va.
Will touch at Norfolk on the return.
wererret that we cannot give our
readers any more definite news from
Moreheady City this morning. We ex
pected to receive some later dispatches
from our Editor last night, but as we
did not hear from him we suppose that
nothing worth reporting was done.
, The Sheriff's deputy, R. D. Rodges
thinks the Journal did him an injustice
in sayiue that he "dared not tackle"
the prisouer, John Suggs, who had k
caped from jail a few days ago.- He
says he was at work near the depot and
the prisoner passed within a block and
Messrs. Thomas Hadder & W. Ferre
bee are in Vandemere looking for a
stray raft of timber,
Miss E. J. McCotter and Mrs. L. Fow-
Bavboro bids fair, to bft the larffftt
t i 4 . . r . , r , a I -.
r. u. tsusDee movea to taKe up lor oi mv. .e8e uouguiss, ana wnen town in Pamlico county in a few years
consideration tlie reports oi tne commit-1 water oegan to pour into me latter
tee on proxies. This motion provoked boat, and her passengers saw the danger
a long discussion, participated in by they were in, the voice of a State Sen
Messrs. Oatlin, Humphrey, ' Busbee, ator was heard pealing forth the; cry
ManlvOov. .Tarvia RnoViAtnr. Mnrphnnil. I "Save lis. wff "tita sinkinsrl" A doctor
J. A. Bryan, Oaksmith, Stevenson, and on board would have given a thousand Uer left on board the mm CitV for New
others. Messrs. Gatlin, Humphrey and dollars for just one foot of land; an old Berne on ine otn
others argued that the report of the farmer caught up a bag of sand, used as I J. L. Winstead and E.' G. Robbins
committee on proxies was final. GoV. ballast, hugged it to his breast, and was went out . fishing a few .days ago and
Jarvis,' Messrs. Busbee, Bachelor and I going overboard thinking he had a life caught two hundred in two hours,
others argued that the stockholders had preserver; a young school teacher, who ; S. H. Fowler's new store at Bayboro
a right to consider it. At one ; thirty waslying in the bottom of the boat sea- is nearly completed, and will be ready
Col. Paul Faisen moved that the reports sicW was suddenly cured and started up in a few days' to move in. It is the
be recommitted to the committee on the mast with the nimbleness of a cat finest store in Pamlico county.
proxies and that they report at five squirrel; a member of the new syndi-
led Crcsin! Ico Orciun!
ll. J. TAYtOR : v
Having moved back to hi. Old SUInd, near
Depot, has opened TWO ICECREAM PAR-
LOR3, one for white and one for colored peo
ple, where they may enjoy a plate oi very
fine Ice Cream.. He also furnishes Ice Cream
by the pint, quart or gallon at very reason
able rates.. Soda Water, Bottled Ginger Ale,
whic h Is always kept ICE COLD. Lemonades
made at reduced rates. -Special attention Is
called to his Lorlllard Snuff; he only keeps
one kind, and that Is genuine Lorllard. High
He has bladders from S
oz. up. He has very One Cigars, Tobacco
Candy, etc. ' ' 1
Call and see , nlm at once ' and yon will
"Come Again." t , ;
L. J. TAYLOR,
Juue24dly Near Depot, New Berne, N. C,
This column, next to local nawm. 1m in hj .
used for local advertising. Rates, 10 eenUa
ime ior nrei insertion, ana o centa a nne for
each iub.eqaent insertion. '-
Fulton Market Corned Beef,
English Breakfast Bacon,
Sugar Cured Shoulders,
Small Hams, .
Smoked BeefTongues,
English Island Molasses,
PorJ Rico Molasses, -Fine
Syrup, ;
Choicest Teas,
Fresh Roasted Coffee,
THE VERY BEST BUTTER that can be had,
Irish Potatoes,
Cream Cheese.
To Trucker ' and The TrareUlns
Public. .-ii- u -i i. sU;s,
Newbkenk, N. C, June 83, "83.
In order to keep the steamer fiftenan-
doah in first-class condition for the
route she will be withdrawn from the
Line for one week and put on her new
spring suit. The steamer Neicberne will
sail from Elizabeth City, in place of the
Shenandoah, for Newberne direct on
Monday the 25th instant, arriving Tues- -day
a. m., and returning will sail for
fcJizabethUitv direct at 2 n. m.. Tiieo.
day the 26th insi. r ,t ; t t ; '
Wo steamer will sail on Fridav tha "
29th inst, but on Monday, July 8d, the
steamer Shenandoah will resume her
regular trips from Elizabeth City, and
from Newberne on Tuesdays and Fri.
days as usual. !
jun23tf. E. B. Roberts, Ag't.
A. H. Potter in matin? and a
does not use pump water but pure cia-,
tern water. tf '
o'clock.- Adopted.
NONN.
New York Truck Market.
Potatoes on Monday and Tuesday sold
for $1.80 to $250.
Wednesday, market firmer at $1.50 to
82.25. .' ; :-:;...;:
Thursday, market firmer at $1.50 to
$2.50 and good stock wanted.
cate, saiu to De nme DacKDoneoi me shipped on board the Elm City on the
Kinston members, calmly surveyed the 28th, from this place. . Eighty barrels
situation ana prepared to leap into me potatoes from Stonewall, and five bar-
sea- UI COUrSe tnOSe WnO tell tnese rola nr. inn a nnd Rtiv horrola nt xintornoB
..... . .. ".1 r r
stories were periecuy caim tnemseives f rom Bayboro on same day.
not the least excited but ; other
Thefollowinff area few of the fanned nmli
Fifty barrels of , Irish: potatoes were which I am offering so Cheap:
Tomatoes, Peaches, Boston Baked Beans;
Pine Apple, Corn, Succotash, Peas, Lobster,
Salmon, Olive Butter, Milk, Brandy Peaches,
Important to mariners. .
Neafll and Levy, the famous ship
builders of Philadelphia, are construct
ing for the government an immense
light-buoy; for Hatteras Shoal, which
will bo charged with compressed gas,
and burn day, .aid. night perpetually.
The buoy will only require re-charging
every third week. .
Pleasure at Morehead.
The pleasure seekers at Morehead
City are having a delightful time this
season. A large crowd was there on
Thursday last and still they go. None
but a good and experienced hotelist
knows how to manago such a crowd.
Dr. Blacknall is always equal to the oc
casion. While transient . guests re
ceived the Bame attention of regular
boarders; he does not allow the rush to
inconvenience the latter. The fact is
he has a big house and the capacity to
run a hotel A good band of music ' is
engaged, the sail boats are in fine trim
and everything lovely. Morehead is
amusements were more desirable du
ring the "remainder of their stay at
Morehead. The farmer explains that
he had the good sense to know that by
throwing, the sand overboard the boat
would be lightned and be that much
longer sinking. The Sunng South came
to their rescue and probably saved some
lives. "C
L. Miller, J. L. Winstead, W. H. Gas-
kins and Capt. S. S. Gibbs have char
tered the Elm City to have an excursion
from Bayboro to Portsmouth, July 19,
1883. The steamer will leave Bayboro
at 8 a.m. Fare for round trip,' $1.00.
The steamer will return on the 22d, and
you are respectfully invited to go with
us oh the excursion.
My Spices are perfectly Pnre. ,
C. E. SLOVER.
Janll-dly
Literary -Gossip.
The Ladies Lindores, by Miss Oliphant,
which has been running' as a serial in
one of the monthlies, is completed and
published by Harpers, in book form. It
is highly spoken of by the press general
ly, but is not equal to some of her ear
lier novels. She is so prolific a writer
that it is not to be wondered at if she
sometimes falls short of the high mark
she has attained as a novelist; but she
never falls to mediocrity, and the book
before us is above that mark. The
characters are well sustained,, but the
plot very transparent, or rather there is
no plot. Price $1.00.
The Sea Queen, by W. Clark Russell,
author of , "The Lady Maud," is full of
incident a fire at sea, a mutiny, adven
the
The New Geography.
. From Davis' Cadet.
How many farms are there
United States ? , 4,008,907.
How many dwellings are there in city
and country? 8,955,012.
Which State has the most farms, and
how many V . Illinois, with 255,741.
What is the total number of farm
animals? 130,972,673.
What do they comprise, and number
of each? Swine, 47,683,951; sheep, 85,
191,656; milch cows, 12,443,952; work
ing oxen, 993,970; other cattle, 22,488,
500; horses, 10,357,981 ; mules and asses,
1,812,932.
; NEW BERNE
BILLIARD PARLOR,
la the Duffy Building on Middle
street, near corner of Pollock.
FIVE NEW TABLES JUST PUT IN
Three Billiard and Two Pool,
Finest in the Country
CAROMBOLETTE TABLE.
0EVIL AMONG THE TAILORS
The flnestLtqnors and Cigars, the celebrated
BEKQNER fc ENQEL BEER, Sour Kraut,
Sardlues, Lobster, Limburger and Schweitzer
Cheese constantly on band.
JOHN DETRICK.
NovldAW. ' i .-
V; V Conscience Pricked Him.
The following letter?' was received a
few davR aero bv Mainr W. FT. Whitalrfir.
OOUUU.IO grow m poyuia. as . sum- tures in an opei) boat boarding a vessel of Enfield :
,i . ' M 1. 11 ' 1 . - I
mer resort, ana ur. Biacxnaii is "us- on which every man but one had died Deae Sm-I hereby reclos you five
taming hw reputation handsomely.. :.. .... of African' feVer- and. of course a safe dolars, I hops it will pay you for dat
return The heroine is the wife of a J??Z,r fYl S, T.TMT? 'tmntthmXVT.V1i
L. H. CUTLER,
Stoves and Hardware
Sasli, Doors & Blinds,
The North State ImproTcment Co.
This is the new name for the syndi- sea-captain, w no accompanies nim on tildiBam settled. , God done bless my
cate which bought the. Cape Fear and his voyage, and sails the vessel when he soul but I had to pay for dat tirkey fust,
7. , , . . w . i i tYadWn- Vallev Railroad. The comnanv is disabled by a fall that breaks his lee. nop? aB lOTa wm Dies you
a hn r rr ium rnAiiffnr na- Tornrnivnn l ; - r v -
-a ran Jith all hi mM,t around met to-day and proceeded to organize Haer Brothers; price $1.00.
"UVA " O I ,'. if ' ,, l, . I Ttll. IV. U U I. 1.. I J
.nnara, t nt Mm nff h,,t. oaw Mm under tne acuoi incorporauon, wim me uWM no i,uUBy WUuu
-.:' M iv.: .4'1-'riifollowingresnlt: :' 1 in paper, with leather backs and cor
uv unuv. r it- ;'.-. i-ir4v''.lS . ' " ' -a- .-i-i t - a u.-i
? ;. i John y. Williams,, or rayewevuie, i ubio, o iu Baw uyjura. ouauu outuiy,
J.CWhitty.our whole souled enter ireBident. J. A. Qrar. Greensboro, vice-1 who has also just received a lot of the
prising, hardware merchant neat, the jdent. R0D'tf . Gray,' Raleigh, at- Franklin Square novels, among which
cotton exchange' Bold to Mr. Samuel iomev: E. Percv Grav. Greensboro;
CITY ITEMS.
A First Class
Sewing machine--bran new can
bought cheap at the Journal office.
be
niHERAL WATERS..
A. H. POTTER
Receives direct from the Springs, '
Saratoga Vichy and Deep
Rock Mineral Waters:'
Received In block tin lined barrel .
and bladd BPepS'a 8nd dlseMes r.the kidneys
Read the following analysis by Silas H.
Douglas. Professor nf nhemiitm Vni.i.
of Michigan. " v '
DEEP ROCK MINERAL SPRING WATER
ONE GALLON. . i .
Chloride of Sodium 306,183 Org
uninnae oi rotasslum 149 084 "
Chloride of Magnesium...... ' 10I244 '
Carbonate of Llme.,... lg 191
Silica 7i n
Sulphuric Acid ...Trace
Protoxide of Iron ... Trace "
Tee carbonic Aeld.Not determined .
Loss .;... .... . .1 Ton ' .
Total Solids In the flallnn : nza ion
Temperature, 50. ,
As an antidote to thirst for alcohollo Uouors '
it has no equal. , luneHO-d
Quinnerly on yesterday an engine, and
one of the Cardwell wheat threshers,
which is said to be the best thresher in
use; also to Mr. Charles Swan, of Pam
lico county, one of "Colemari's Maid of
Hhe South" corn mills. He has also re
ceived a lot of Caryers cotton gins with
feeder and condenser together with
- Carver's complete cotton cleaner. The
above are represented to be the beat
gins and condensers in the South
Mr. B. W. Canady, of Kinston, called
in the Journal office-yesterday ; morn
ing on his way from Morehead City,
says there were enough men - in 'More.
head to do a great deal of work but
t they were going very slow, in fact too
' blow for him. By the way, Mr. Canrdy
has entire control of the Kinston .' hard
ware store. having bought out the tin
terest af Mr. G. E. Miller, and we know
Mr. Canadv. with his never failing en-
torney ; B, , Percy Gray, Greensboro,
secretary and treasurer. r - i -r
Finance and executive committee:
P. W. C. Benbow, Greensboro;5 J. Tur
ner Morehead, leaksville; A. Y; Stokes,
Richmond. J ;": '.' ''
President Gray,. Dr.l .Benbow, R. T.
Gray, Dr. Lash and W. A. Mooire went
east on the tain this morning on busir
ness connected with the foad. Greens
boro Patriot. n'Sb ".
is "Yolande," by Wm. Black, which has
been running in Harper' a Bazar, and
not yet completed there. , , , M. B. C.
Pamlico Items.
Pamlico Enterprise.
, The schooner Annie E. Hall, Queen
master,': 'arrived last Saturday. The
captain's wife and daughter accompa.
nied hiraonthetript. . , f,
Your Servant.
way 8istiia83.;;ir SJ, f vi. i ; 7,
The writer doubtless thought it is bet
ter late than never,; Msny people do
not refund at &W.-rRoanoke News..
i Mi! ; ti . '. i j'.: V;
Bal'eigh' Vititon-'' llv. P. H. Bas-
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, ,
i . . .'
Faints, Oils, Glass and Putty,
GUS'S AND PISTOLS,
u ..... . .- . .:, . ::
TOIliET i.silixs, .
Just Received :
Fine Sugar Cured Hams,
Breakfast Bacon,
Sugar Cured Shoulders,
Choice Butter and Cheese,
Best Quality of Lard.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE FLOlC
Catawba, Scuppernong, - Sherry
and Port Wines, and a Complete
Lina of the Best Grades of Liquors
for family use. : , .,:...-:
dw GHAS. H. BLANK.
bee will deliver the address at . the Rubber and Leather Belting,
Iqimyi fit . a . f Iia rnrt art afAtia ' 4-a I ' 4i ( - r '!
i-ug vi tvixu. vuiuiii Diuurj ui . vug i p- . ; . r ! t It '
court house; at Burgaw, Pender d ' , , JEtc. Etc.. me. . w
county, on the Fourth of July.
COMMERCIAL.
NEW BEHNE MARKET.
f '
Cotton Middling.. 0 1-2 1 strict lov?
Mr. Paul Daniels is a happy man, or middling 0 8-8; low middling 9 1-4.
Died. '..' - :...'..v .. ,'.
In this"' city v': yesterday morning at
4:20 o'clock, . of -pleuro pneumonia.
John D.' Howard, aged 24 years, 8
months And 23 davs. The funeral will
take place this morning at 9:30 o'clock 1 young rriena John Davenport, a pair or
foxes which he had captured
ought to be, for his amiable wife pre
sented him with a fine boy and girl On
I Wednesday. ; May it be ever thus.. ;.j
We were shown last week,, by
Cokn In sacks. 88c. i in bulk 64o. "
Tobpkntink Dip $2.25; hard $125.
1 !
our
from Neuse street Methodist church
Mr. Howard was sicfc only for a short
while and his untimely death is regret
ted by the entire community. He was
aotively engaged ; in" the mercantile
business and was a man of much vim
and energy : in his business he was a de-
ergy, untiring seal and long experience cided 'success, he was always ready to
in the hardware businesses calculated take part in anything that tended to
to give satisfaction to all his customers, enhance the prosperity or develop the
Mr. Miller has bought Mx. Canady s in- resources of our city. . He was a mem
ber of the Methodist church, consistent,
kind and affable in his manner, and had
terest in the Kinston Machine shops
The Raleigh News and Observer pays
Capt- E. R. Tage the following justly
merited compliment. No matter what
disposition is made of the road,' the
mannrrers cannot better themselves
in the way of conductorsT". Capt. Page
hag had a deal of extra work to perform
pirme lift 1ms bepn on the road but comes
up 1 ' 0 ;i r-::Mi, without grumbling. "
C.cd i e vy cleverest railroad
ci i ' tttii'j h Capt. E. R.
IV i, v n , ' 1 S f V.nnors with Cart.
' tic & North
' . i t. Pnge is as
1 v ! 1 i . and whether
j. ui ' '1 or da-
young
and was, endeavoring to tame. . John is
preparing for the circus, f -; V.
Shipped from Stonewall yesterday:
Potatoes 83 barrels, onions 8 crates,
beans 1 crate. Total to date 275 barrels
potatoes, 77 crates beans, IS crates, on
ions. Total shipments from Bayboro:
222 barrels potatoes, 1 crate onions.
- we understand that there wm be a
picnio at Baird's Creek on the 4th of Ju
lyWednesday next". The Bayboro per bushel
TAB 81.00 to 81.85. T.f 1
' Tab Finn at $1.50 and 81.75. f ;
Beeswax 25a, to 28c . per, lb, ,
Honey 60c; per gallon. '
Beef On foot, 6o. to 6c. ' ' " l
:. MDTTON-4-8l.50a2per heffd.' 1 '
1 HAMS-r-Country, 18c. per pound. -
Lard Country, 14c; per lb.
Fbesh Pobk 7a9o. per pound, '
, Eaas-lOo. per dozen.
Peanuts $1.50per bushel. .
Fodder $1.80 per hundred. :
. Onions 4c.' per bunch.
Peas $1.00 per bushel. ,
. Hides Dry, 9o, to lie ; green 5q.
. TiT.rnw (tf nor lh
. CinoKENS-MSrown, 60a70c'per aiif.
MEAlr-Bolted. 73o. nef bushel. .'
Potatoes Bahamas, 50c,; yamsZBOc.
B. Schedule B.
i All persona liable nnder Schedule B. Tax
are hereby notified that they are reqnlred by
law to list the same during the first TEN (10)
days in July.. Persona (ailing to list within
the time will be placed on the delinquent list,
and will be charged with double tax. ' I will
be at mt office to receive the fame. Blanks
I furnished.;;.! ? -;,j;iVM: s i
! ;' " ,?'. Joseph nelson; -.xiy
unlfdtd !:' ReglBter of Deeds.
STATE OF NOBTH CAROLINA', "
. It annearinK that more than Two Thirds ot
me uipitai HiocKoiine jtastern norm varo-
una ttauroaa uomoany naa oeen subscribed
and noon reaueBt of W. T. Fairclotn. a sub
scriber in saiu uornpany, a meeting or. tne
cornoratora and subscribers In said Oomnanr
is directed and called to be held In the city of
Newborn, in Craven county North Carolina,
l on Thursday the 19th day of Jnly, 1883. .
.mis nova aayor jnne, a.u. isms. -- a
'. . . , A. T. GRADY. O. S. O.
ju2td. ' 4 ' i and Judge of Probate,
!.
that nobility of soul that is found only
in' the true man. Straightforward in
all his business transactions, decided
in his view of all matters of interest to
the community, and when once satis
fied that he was right, 'nothing could
bend his mild, though firm, determina
tion. In all, he was one of our live,
energetic, young business men, who
are so much needed in our city. '
His loss is irreparable to this commu
nity and will be keenly felt by all who
knew him. He leaves a wife to mourn
his Iobs, besides a large circle of rela
tivfs and friends. : v- - .
Only a few short months ago we were
t l a woddint; reception, to-day we
,:1 si d his tuinnral. We extend to
i rv.' avod relatives the sympathy of
i ! ro community.
'iiWOOL 13a30c. Der tjound.'-.- .
, Shingles West India.duU and nomi
inal; not wanted. Building' 5 ' inch,
hearts, 3.5U; gaps, 83.50 perM. !
bandy assisted by Mr. Forbes, will boon
hand, and the lively music emitted
from the instruments will no doubt
make the 4th a gala day in that section
of our country.
Trucking has not proved as remuner-
old dc"::::on steamship;; co.
ative to our farmers this year as was ex
pected. We hear of some, however,
who have realized as much as $2.75 per
barrel on their potato crop. This we
look upon as being far better than cot
ton at ten or even twelve, cents per
pound. . : ' ' . i ' ' :
For some time since we have been no
ticing the Journal speaking of our
friend George Credle as "Major," and
we were at a lo;;9 to find how he merited
this title, and hav "art laarned fronl
Fc"ijcfJ:!yExciTis:n
The Clegant! and - Favorite -Steamship
SHENANDOAH will run an Excursion from
J, NewbeiiW, Old Point
and return;' via Norfoll:,"to leave Newbem oh
TUESDAY, JULT 3d. ;,..s, ;v
Bound trip tickets, Newbem to Old Point
and return, good for three days. FIVE' DOL
LARS. . rE. B. ROBERTS, Agent.
Newborn", N.C., June 29, 1888. d
THECHMIAX
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A Mutual Endowment Society of the
.; Vity',oh JSorjolkf'- Vhartered. by
r the Jjegislnture on the Tenth t
;rA day of February, 1880.,
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i OxncxRS Judge D. j, (Wwin, General 9u-
permtenaent ; 'iv roweii, li-easurer ; Kev.
B. H. Jones, Secretary and General Agehte.
Uknkral DiMccroBY-Jadge D. J.Godwyn,
CoL A. Savage, E, T. Powell, EsqM Captain J.
B. Rlddick,Bev Richard BL Jones.. iiA QUii
llila Society pays at death from tiOOO to
$0,000, according to class Insured In, Glass 1
pays 11,000; Glass 2 pays 12,000. and Class 8
pays 13,000 ;' and all classes, if taken together
10,000.;
Male and female applicants are taken on
same terms, - , . .
' ; -. W. B. Boyd,
'.'"v "i i ',..-'-C'Agent at New Berne. '
; iM 1 ': i v- mayi-w3m .
J.M. SCOT'P
Has Just opened, on the Southwest corner of ' i
iniuQie anu oum rrom streets, a stock or
First Class Family Grocerifesy,
Consisting of u- f JH w
Flour,- Sugar, Coffee, Molasses? Sy-
rups, Meats, i. Vanned Goods, ty-l V
Crackers, Soda and Sugar, y
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Also Tobacco, ' Snuff and Cigar 8. . ','
w ill sen at lill l'UM nrlces for nASH , ,
49 Call and examine befnra hnvlnv
where. . Juneia-d&wttm
to Shirkers.
OFFICE A. 4 N. C. R. B., r -f.. .
, Nsw BKBSB, Jnne28,188a. . i
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On and after MONDAY June 25, Freight ;
Trains on this Road wUl ran as follows:. .
i GOING WiOT. '?,-'"rW Vft r
.Leave Morehead City Monday. Wednesday 1 !
M. , .. t'-il :
and Friday at 11.45 A.
Lave ew Kerne Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 4 P.M.
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tt i ieM Moaday' wdrrM- ?n k
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Attain;-, .i
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200
t. ; . 50 Bags Rio Coffee, txl
4 p . ine Syrup, etc. $ vi y w.t;
,LEx Schooners EUa 1 HiU ni Addie ;'
Henry 'P VifW jutii, "iaiivTrlt j! $
iciiii T..v'w y-xr '.ii'.''-l'.f,!'l'ii'ijW ;-'-.;
, i: Cheap Freighto and Cah Buyers r y-
make Cheap Goods? fofa 4UfiS'i?i
V IS .Come; and, see ua J i.&Am S nt "fcj;r- K :
i :"! WMtaii BalinceWco51''' Pi
? junlOdlA-wlt v 'V j 14 ii ;r-
C. E. FOY &. CO.,
f l Wholesale Orocera : -
. And Dealers In
Guano and 0enmn3?G::iaa
v JBrick Block, Kiddle si ;o v
0 4 a . Newborn, 1T.C. -
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