North Carolina Newspapers

OUR - -I i .til 'A VOL II. NEW BERNE, N. C, SUNDAY; JULY 1, 1883. ?:: V NO. 80. A T" N"AL 1- I' 1 V ' iS I' 5 LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. V' Luther Sheldon Doom, blinds, etc. 15. Peddle Globe hotel. , , ; J. F. Clark Brick. .', . 5 Journal Miniature Almaaae.f t - Sun rises. 4:43 I Leneth of dav. Sun sets, 7:19 f 14 hours,31 minutes. Moon rises at 2:06 a. m. Maj. Dennison, Daniel Stimson, Thos. Daniels, J. J. Wolfenden, J. L. Bhenj, D. N. Kilburn, C. H. Blank, R. O. E. Lodge, Jos. Schwerin, K. R. Jonesj W. F. Rountree, E. K. Bryan, C. E. Foy, II. Sperling, James A. Bryan, O. Marks, jV. Walker, W. P. Burrus, E. M. Pavie, Fi M. Simmons, M. DeW. Steven son, B. A. Bell, James, W. Moore,! Dr. Chas.7 Duflfy, Geo. Henderson, J A. Simpson,' Geo. B. Guion, Maj. ' John Hughes, R. C. Kehoe, Geo." Ives,iJas. F. Clark, Isaac Patterson, V. B. Boyd, B. M.Gates;'. V- . Vv ' ! - Potatoes were firm in New York, yes terday, at 83.00 to $2.50-per barrel. Rev; F. W. Eason arrived home Fri- aay nigut, ana win occupy nis puipic this morning and evenine... . i" ... riaio statement. w i. l.. ' " . I me Duuciings at tne urpnan Asyium lUenrStCOUOnDlOOmwaS nanaeajlU rn nnw llniahn,!.. Th nni-tinna unA on Saturday morning from Mr. John T. eating houses, mentioned in my last re- Dawson's farm near Marie Cvnross.' port, are done ana paid lor. I was - - . . , ... i. nopine, i mat -a provisions are now liie Mechanics ook, ana .laaer plentifuI m the state the demands on Company, No. 1, ; will meet Monday, the Orphan Asylum would diminish. July 2d, at 8 p. m,x at the truck house. But it seems that fruitful years are sickly J. J. Ballaiid, Sec. . 'r X V ... V B r 1 abundantly, death does the same. We We hope that our subscribers on our are not able to admit all the orphans home. They are the men who built the road ana put the money into it. . The Governor further- said that he would put the State's proxy and Di rectors in the adjomrned meeting with out instructions: to act upon their best judgment. On motion a com mittee of five stockholders was appoint ed to consider the propositions to i, and ' the meeting adjourned to meet at Morehead City on the last Thurs day in July - '-': -n." .':..'. No change was made in the appoint ment of the State's proxy and Directors. -'In; La Grange Items. commercial: Miss Sao Hodges is visiting the fami ly of H. M. McDonald in this place. ' ' u The first ripe field pea of . this year's growth, was shown by Henry , Fields, one day last weekl ' ' , , " ..; Sam Smith has a pullet, hatched the' 18th day of last March n that, has laid four eggs, i The eggs are small, but in other respects they are . in - appearance perfect , ,.',... .;; , v.-.-'v . i Our new band, with their new instru ments, blow often, long and loud.l The Watered Stock. '; . visitors at Suggs' store the fourth of Ju- A stockholders meeting is a good ly will hear some good music The Cit- , place to go to if one wants to hear izens Dana ot La u range are the boys to speecnes. ax tne meeting jnsuieia tne i uuwv jj ; - speaking for two 'days watf principally on ''watered ; stock." ,: Mosr.of the speakers thought the stock. had been badly watered and many of the, stock holders thought the Speakers were The tax listing, now about completed, in - this ; Township, shows that Noah Rouse had $17375 taxable real and per sonal property, Simeon Wooten has $13, 885, H. E. Dillon 812609, S. t. Wooten watered to some extent, s Anybody who over $10000 and so on. The tax list tip town route will be kind enough to bear with us for a few days as a change has been made in the route boys and it will take them a few days to learn' the route correptly.' ',' If any of our . su scribera should fail to get their -paper and will come or send to the office we will take pleasure in supplying them. The Newborn Silyer Cornet Band will give an excursion, July 4, on the Str. . Kinaton, down Neuse river; thence up Neuse -above Newbern." The Kinston will be specially .fitted - up for the occa- . Bion with the best accommodations to insure a pleasant trip. The steamer will leave the Old Dominion , wharf promptly at 2 o'clock, p.m. ' Tickets 50 cents; children under twelve years of 1 age, half price. Go and enjoy good 'music. ' ' "' who apply for admission. Besides, I have lately learned that a little over twelve hundred dollars (which I , con fidently expected), will not be received during the present year. , It is therefore plain that unless ' the lodges, the churches and liberal individuals shall very materially assist us, it will be necessary to limit admissions to cases of extreme distress, and to reduce the present hundred and fifty to one hun dred. I greatly prefer to make the Orphan Asylum do all ' the work of which it is capable, especially as we are now done building, and I can give : all my time to the children.. But I leave the question in the hands of the people. I shall try to use wisely and economi cally the means put in my hands and to limit our operations accordingly.' . I j.h. mills. We call the attention of our generous hearted citizens to' the above article has a share of stock or a proxy, from the j Governor of the State down to a township constable without bond, can speak ; at a stockholder's meeting. Theie were some good speeches made at this last meeting. Maj. John Gatlin opened the ball with the first speech. i-r . fit 1 . I r-i a iu a fianira anoa traw ma iraa a main I . . .... t- v- f""" i selves naa more "trouble" over argumentative ; matter-of-fact Ispeech, thing8 they .vbelieve in than the newing to tne une ana carrying convic tion to his audience. Gov. Jarvis is not so good in "a deliberative body as before a popular assembly. - While his speeches have a tendency to animation, Gatlin's will put people to thinking. Jos. B. Bachelor is a fluent, eloquent speaker, but when will he get to the point? Col. L. W. Humphrey makes a good, sensible railroad speech, has a shows further that the financial condi tion of the people is good. V ; u ' ! , : Sorry that the Free Press Boss thinks that I am troubled ' about the many "commencements" of the" Kinstoniana in and around this place. Shouldn't wOnderif the commencements them- the 'La Grange correspondent of the Journal." How about this Mr. Daniels ? " Several of our young folks returned from Morehead Friday, , This season of the year, (the excursion season) is very favorable' for love-making, courting and other amusements and enjoyments. Many hearts will be made glad, and as many, probably, made sad. For: NEW BERNE, 9IARKET. ' . , - ' r r i ' Cotton Middling, 91-2; strict low middling 9 3-8; low middling 9 1-4. Corn In sacks, 68c.; in bulk 64o. -Tdbpentins Dip, $2.25; hard $1.85. Tab $1.00 tq $1.25. .( t ; ; i f ; Tar Jinn at SLOO ana $1.75. , ; . Beeswax 25c. to 28o. per lb. ; ; Honey 60c. per gallon. '-' ' ,. , Bf'W On foot, 5o. to 6c. 5 ; . v . Mutton $1.50a2 per headV . j j Hams Country, 13o. per pound. ; Lard Country, 14o. per lb. r; !' Fresh Pork 7a9c. per pound. - I . : Eoas 10c. per dozen. - ( PEANtrrB $1.50 per bushel. - ri 'i .- Fodder $1.50 per hundred. .,. , : Onions 4c. per bunch. 1 ' ' ;J " Peas $1.00 per bushel, i j ( ) Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c. Tallow c. per lb. ' , - ,( Chickens Grown, 60a70o. per pair. Meal Bolted, 75o. per bushel.. Potatoes Bahamas, 50c. ; yams60c, per bushel. -'.i-.-ii ; i, " : na . TuRNirs 3c. per bunch. ti . ; . ; -. Wool 12a20c. per pound. ; 1 Shinqles West India.dull and nom inal; not wanted. Building 5, inch, hearts, $3.50; saps, $2.50 per M. CITY ITEII3,, . 1 Thia column', next to local newi. ia to be naed for local advertising. Rate, 10 cent a line for flrat Insertion, and Seenla a llnafoi each aubsequent insertion. To ' Trorkei-a anal Tb TravelUna Public. : . ; Newberne, N. C, June 23, 83. i Io order to keep the steamer Shenan- 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 Newberne will ' sail from Elizabeth City, in Dlace of the Shenandoah, for Newberna direct .on . L, Monday the 25th instant, arriving Tues'j, day a. m., and returning will sail for' Till 1 .1 . , a 7i m ciizaoeinvjity airect at 4 p, m., lues- r day the 26th inst. , - ,: - Mo steamer will sail on Fridav the 29th inst., but on Monday, July 2d, 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. 1 i : ' r ' A. H. Potter in makine soda water does not use pump water but pure cis- j tern water.1 - J ... .... t .. r tt. .Brick! Brick! Brick! For sale In quantity and quality to suit puronasera. uontracta solicited, baiea yaru on AiarKei uot-K. Address all oomraunlcatloBS to ' ' J. F. CLARK, jlvldiwtf. New Berne, N. C, BEAD TIMS. The Globe House, No. 177 Main Street. Norfolk. - - Va. 1 vows; which we clip from the Orphan's Friend good share of repartee at his command, and suggest that some steps be taken to which he can readily apply; especially They are polluted offerings, more ab- help the orphans. If some of the ladies when Mr. Bachelor says "talk louder." horred i, . of our city; were to make a start we F. H." Busbee has a beautifuli 0ow of Than spotted livers in the sacrifice." have ho doubt but that a good contribu- language, is quick to seize the weak The crops on the A. & N. C. K. R., be- and Morehead City, RATES OF BOARDING): Stnele Dav $1.60 Two Days .. - 2.50 Three Days 8.00 Per Week 6 00 Table Board, per Week ..8.50 "The erods are deaf to hot and neevish Supper, Lodging and Breakfast 1.00 -"- - - . - - I T .1 .... RA f-ta UWKIIU.ti ... ..... m.M. m ri WW. urns nouse nas ueen tnorougniy reiurnisnea mtaseum. , Dr. Forbes, of Beaufort has been en listed as a contributor to the Graded School Museum, and is proving himself tion of money, food, clothing and such I points of his opponent, and in' all makes tween this place and newly painted. The table will be always supplied witn tne oest in season. Bar always stocked with the nnest wines, liquors and cigars. Give the Globe House a Trial No. 177 Main Street, Norfolk, Va. B. PEDDLK, JuU-ddkwOiu - Proprietor. a most valuable auxiliary- Prof, John- necessary articles' as are needed by the a happy speech. . In contrast with him, are not promising and in bad condition, son received from the Doctor the other orphans could be raised and forwarded Judee Faircloth. while he makes a With a very few exceptions there can- day a box of rare shells and pressed to them immediately. "" New Berne sound, sensible talk, without any waste not "e more than nal a cropmade. The II RfAJIinT IpA RfAJIRI specimens of marine life. Explanation.:. We . intended keeping our. readers posted On the proceedings at 1 Morehead City while attending the Stockholders , meeting but the operator at the Atlan tic hotel failed to put through our sec -ond message on Friday night,1 having was closed. We hope our readers delayed it ! until the i office here will understand why , we , did not have fuller - reports on Saturday morning. Towuihip AuMtimenti,, The tax assessors of No. 8 Craven county have completed their work and ' report the amount of real taxable prop erty in the city of New Berne to be $l,U5o,o22. Assessea value last year , $1,003,833, making an increase in his year of $52,189. Outside of city limits 147,017; last year $113336, increase $33, 681. Total increase in the township $85,- should not be behind in the discharge of such duties. words, seems to be endeavoring to over come some tremendous task. Col. J. L; Morehead is a man of few words but he talks sense. As for our home gentlemen, Messrs. M. DeW. Ste venson, Clement Manly and Washing ton Bryan did the most of the speechify ing and they combined the elements of cultivation shows a want of labor, eith er in quantity or quality, and the soon er farmers learn to give personal atten tion to the cultivation of their lands the better for all . concerned. The system of farming now going on in this coun try known as Vcroping,'! (with few ex ceptions) don't pay the mah who does I Meeting of. the Stockholders of the A. & N. C. R. R. Morehead City, June 295 p. M. The "watered stock", gas was about exhausted in the . morning meeting. Upon reassembling the committee on good judgment, sound sense, eloquence the work, is killing to team, injurious proxies submitted two reports, one and "grit." i a :S : i a ; to the land, unremunerative to tne lana- signed by F. C.Roberts and Geo. Dees, We were anxious to hear the Hon?0. M" destructive to (he very -bus which recommended that the stock c. Clark on the subject of leasing the mesB interest. . No business can stand known as the Midland shares, represent- road. He has always opposed a lease that wont sustain itself , and the past ed by J. C. Wooten as proxy, should not and no doubt can give as strong reasons f ew fears has shown that where crop- be allowed any vote; the other, signed for his course as any stockholder of the ing has been adopted, there has been no by L. J. Moore, per Clement Manly, and company. , We wished' to hear the ques- improvement. J. (J. Kennedy, recommended that J. C. MR. editor:-we noticed wnue on a ( Play and Work. , ;'",. A man who devotes a good deal of his leisure moments in playing games is not always to be considered the best player, because sometimes the exercises of the game or the theory connected with it bears a great similarity to that -used by the horny-handed son of toil in his daily labor. This was demonstrated ' at Morehead City during the stock holders' meeting when a farmer from Falling Creek, Lenoir county a mem- Wooten be allowed to cast 835 votes for said : stock, After several ballots, mo tions, and points of order, the latter re port was adopted, Messrs. J. L. More- head and J. B. Bachelor protesting. ; Keports of omcers of the company were read and received. The same di rectors re-elected on the part of private stockholders. ' Finance . Committee Clement Manly, J. J. Wolfenden and S, W. Latham. Proxy Committee: J, C. Kennedy, L. J. Moore,' E. HJ Mea dows. i-V.Y j;-'' ,. During the discussion on the report of the proxy committee,' F. M. Simmons defined the position of the State as being opposed to allowing the Midland stock tion discussed upon its merits, ' and we know of no one better prepared to dis cuss the negative side of the question than he. At the next meeting we hope the question of watered stock will have been settled and some mofe definite and conclusive action! be had as to a final disposition of the road. Kinston Items. neighbors' crimes all our own over any vote atall. Adjourned until v o clock, s ,t $ 1 ' June '29th 9 p. m. Meeting reassembled pursuant to , Der oi tne legislature ana oi tne sporty adjournment when three propositions ing oiuD waikea into the ten-pin aney were submitted, one for the lease of the ana the m-st ball he rolled being m the roadt one for tho iease- with a view 0f nrst game ne naa ever roiiea-r-ne maae extending the road,, the other for the a ten stnite. mis was rouowea up by reorganization of the A & N. C. Rail- a Vtepare," then, another strike; when t0 Company," " 4 ins opponent exwaimea, rxouaeceiveu Qnt ws presented by i; Judge mei x ou saia you naa never, rouea a Faircloth for the Eastern N. C. Railroad i ta A 1 ;i I Daimeiorei ', , ; , Company, the second by Julius A. Gray "Upon my word," said he, lI never forthe Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley rouea a game m my. Me, But rtell Railroarl Comnanv 'and tKa third bv you, I am uBed to runniDg'straightcorn Uppleton Oaksmith on the part of a -, rows, ana anvooav tnat an lav, oil a xt .i. ... - - j uuuiyimjr ui i-iuibuciu gcuiiicuiuu. straight corn row can - ron a straignt ball, and if you will roll .'em straight you can knock down those pins." yve carry all our insight and throw our shoulders. They who marry for traits of mind and heart will seldom fail of perennial springs of domestic enjoyment. One peculiarity of the. wild1 goose Is,, that, if its mate dies it never takes an other. 'This accounts why "goose" is used as a Synonym for foolishness. It is said the celebrated Seven Springs will soon be honored with the presence of B, N. Fields, James Brown and N. R. Wood, distinguished visitors from this place, in search of health and "77 dvnlra hafnra KraaVfaah " ' "Old Bart" has' just, returned from a four week's : trip to Jones county whether he has been in the character of knight of the golden tooth. Not find ing much pay in the dental line, he turned into Jeff Perry's wheat and oat field and helped him to harvest a good Adjourned until ten o'clock Saturday crop of wheat and about two thousand morning, recent visit to Morehead, quite a num ber of new sail boats, and among them some new sharpies. This strange craft is the outcome of a revolution of ideas as regards the requisites of speed in a sailing model. Heretofore, deep, sharp bottoms, heavy displacement, with, the center of gravity low down in the wa ter so as to eftable the craft to carry a heavy press of canvas, with easy , lines or clearance in the after part er stern, and medium sharp bows or entrances were deemed the requisites of speed. The sharpie model is the reverse, very light displacement, shallow bottoms, L. J. TAYLOR Having moved back to his Old Stand, near Depot, has opened TWO ICE CREAM PAR LORS, one for white and one for colored peo ple! where they may enjoy a plate of 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. which la always kept ICE COLD., Lemonades made at reduced rates, special attention is called to his Lorillard Snuff; he only keeps one kind, and that is genuine Lorillard, High Toast Scotch Snuff. He has bladders from S oz.' up. : He has very line cigars. Tobacco, Candy, etc. 1 Call and see htm at once and you will "Come Again." , . L. J. TAYLOR, June24dly Near Depot, New Berne, N. C. ' i - A First Class Sewing" machine bran new can bought cheap at the Jourkal office. be V' 4 U MINERAL WATERS, j A. H, POTTER ' J Recelvea direct from the Springs, Saratoga Vichy and DeepH . Rock Mineral Waters. Received in block tin lined barrels. 'i R Cures dVBueDsia and dlfuiw nf tho feM and bladder. .. ...... - .5? Read the following- analysis bv Sllaa H. r f rroiessor oi unemistry. University., , -Si 1V.in1A. or Michigan. DEEP ROCK MINERAL SPRING WATER V ONE GALLON. , " Chloride of Sodium i.....M.808.188 Gra. .- uiuinae oi i-oiatisium ......1W,(Jb4 Chloride of Magnesium 10,2 Carbonate of Lime I8.ii Silica ... ti flou Sulphuric Acid ..Trace trotoxide or iron Trace ! Free Carbonic Acld.Not determined " " 1.780 -i A Total Solids In the Onllnn .. j emperature, tr. ...559,180 As an antidote to thirst for alcoholic liquors' it has no equal. June20-d t .1 Fulton Market Corned Beef, English Breakfast Bacon, Sugar Cured Shoulders, Small Hams, ' - Smoked BeefTongnea, : English Island Molasses, Porto Rico Molasses, . Pine Syrup, , s. t, . . . .. Choicest Teas, Fresh Roasted Coffee; " 1 THE VERY BEST BUTTER that can be had, Irish Potatoes, r ..' ' Cream Cheese. . . Just Received : Fine Sugar Cured llama, Breakfast Bacon, Sugar Cured Shoulders, ' Choice Butter and Cheese, Best Quality of Lard. .' HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE FLOUR, ; ..' Catawba, Scuppernong, Sherryvv and Port Wines, and a Complet)' ,v Lina of the Best Grades of Liquor-:.' for family use, . , .- ' - dl CHAS. H. BLANK. Has just opened, on the Southwest corner of Middle ana somn rrout streets, a stock of My Spices are perfectly Pure.";" . :. t ' C. E. SLOVER. Janll-dly : The following are a few of the Canned Goods which I am offering so Cheap: TrnintnM Ptfni-hM. UrMtim RalrA.1 Ruflnfl- great lengtn ana very naion tne powora pplne Apple CaTJli 8uoeota8n( PeMi Lobster, or floor, which enables them to carry a Salmon, Olive Butter, Milk, Brandy Peaches. i rickiea. be said to go through the water, but to go over it Their speed is astonishing, and in a sea way: they seem - endowed with life. , We went over the bar in Capt.Piver's aew sharpie with a very pleasant party of ladies and gentlemen, wind was at South West; we spread SlOVCS IllSI'CllVcirOa ner wiuks ttuu iaii.iv now vver muv wh- tanI in n nn.n nlirt" f i TIT a Ura , wara dancing upon the' tops of the rollers. Sash, DOOrS & lilinUS, sea- have First Class Family -Groceries ' Consisting of - - . f. . . fc ! Flour, Sugar,' Coffee, MoUmes, Sy3.r i rups, vmeats, vanned yooas, Crcuiken, Soda and Sugar, . Also Tobacco. Snuff and Ciearg r a . . w L. H. CUTLER. . We were much pleased with the going qualities of the boat, and changed our opinion as regards safety in- heavy stormy weather. think under their LIME, CEMENT and PLASTER Oral Examination. , . ; The public examination of the Graded School will take place next Monday Every, one interested in the progress of the children is cordially invited 'tQ be present. The entertainment that waB to lif$vebeeh 'fiven 'Monday ,nigbt Iwill be merged into the exercises in the variola rooms in the course of the ex amination daring the day ' '' V ' f -"iiwiiig citizens will act With , ' ' ' I of Trustees as a Committee on 'kf-miitstion and are requested to be at (' o s he. ,1 house at 8 o'clock, viz l.ev. Sr.; : ' i i, Kov.-ti. (J, yass, ! : " " " i,r.ev. F. -V Eason; t J '; S. ;Iing, Mavor v. V. v Saturday, June 80th, 10 a. m Met persuant to adjournment. Judge Faircloth moved to take the sense of tho meeting upon the proposition ' made fyr the Eastern N. C.' Railroad- Company A discussion arose from this' motion which brought' Gov. ' Jarvis forward with a two hours' speech. He discussed the proposition offered by the Eastern N. C. liailroad Company and desired to make a proposition to them. Said he My proposition is this: If the E. N. C, R. R. Co. will amend their proposition in this particular, that they will pay $30,000 a year rental for the A. & M, J, R. R. (for it takea about that sum to pay the interest, keep up the organiza tion of the present company, and to pay taxes), and alter paying all expenses of operating the road, then pay them selves 8 per cent interest on the money they put into it, and the balance of tho surplus they will distribute among tho private stockholders of the A, & N. O. II. U. Co., I will tako my lint and po der proper management, that HOUSE FURNISHJNQ GOODS, bushels of oats. He then got sick and thev are thesafest boat ever built; and i 'S 'si 5:wi. .0;.' j fell in with ex-Sheriff Jos. Smith, who the only improvement that can be made ;v';.; j 'm? i could not' afford to pay his ferriage in them is to fix in them air tight tanks-, Jrailllo, WlLS, UlOS &UiX STUXIY, uvi wo oiijjl, uuii uuuwu nun uu ipv I bo mat in tne evens oi a capsize ' or u- ing swamped with a breaker, that the danger of drowning would be lessened. Capt. Piver is a very pleasant and " gen tlemanly commander, and thoroughly understands handling a boat, and we heartily commend him to all who visit the sea cqast. j p. -i - , .Old Salt. ; the next best place, "old chow at Kinston. -y :-,; r A party of Kinstoniana Senator Lof- tin, ex-Mayor Canady, Dr, F. M. Roun tree, Jas, H. Kinsey, A. J. Grady, E. P. '.Loftin '.and'Master;, RoscoelMiller while out sailing at Morehead City last Thnrsday during the stockholders meet ing, snagged their boat and started im mediately for "Davy Jones' locker." It is said the Senator made for heaven by way of the mast pole, the ex-Mayor called fervently on the good Lord for immediate help, . promising not to trouble him again if. present aid was given; the Doctor offered all his posses sions for one foot of land; the father of the Sonator mistook a ballast sand bag .,, t GUNS AND PISTOLBj s i Toilet SETsj i Rubber and Leathdt' Beltirg PPM'""" tUllll4lW OLD Fc"rLi cf izl'j Excurcicn ;i STEAMSHIP CO. Etc., :Etc., IEte.-W The " Elegant" and Favorite Steamship SHENANDOAH will ruu an Excursion from ' Hewbern" to Old Point All person liable under Schedule B. Tax are hereby notified that they are required by law to list the same during the first TEN (10) days In July:: Persona foiling to lint within dfcw J. M. SCOTT Vri Will sell at BOTTOM prices for CASH. : .t- Pull anil Atfttnlno hnfnpo ViniHnv Blaa where, JunelMAwain Notice to Shippers, f ' OKF1CE A.' A N. C B. R, 1.", :j NEW Bkrnb, June23,im ' ' On and after, MONDAY.' June S6f Freight. Trains on this Road will run as follows: . r . c-" " GOINa Wi.''''''.1 .'''. ''!" Leave Morehead City Mondavi Wednesday and Friday at 11.45 A.M. , , t Leave New Berue Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 P.M., ,, , ' " " , 1 GOING EAST. . , , ( - : Leave Ooldsboro. Tuesday. Thursdav and Saturday at 8.80 A. M. - 1 . Lave fiew uerne, Monaay. weanesoayana Friday at 680A.M. , t une23dtf i , Bupt. 200 a 'pme Syru'pI etl.,' . BBLS. FINE FtOUE, : J ,50 Bags-Rio Ctoffeey'l.- if f. I i Ex ch'ooners Ella jfcjHiW and Addte x Henry. v ' ,..rtW.fl ',' 3 .Cheap Freights and Cash Buyers make Cheap Goods. : 1 ' S'J v 7 tXome,and see us..,:j f-'s j. t Wu. Pslu Ballancb & Co. kiuril9dli -wit V C E.' FOT . - r Wholesale C; If'-, i V'- '' : . .And Dealer for a life preserver and went anions the and return, via Norfolk, to leave Newborn on the time will he placed on the delinquent list, sharks with it; tears camo in the eyes TUESDAY, JULY 3d. , . and will be charged with double tax., I will of Jas. II. because he had neglected to Bound trip tickets, Newbern to Old Point be at my office to receive the. same. Blanks insure his life, while A. J. and Roscoe and return, good tax three days. FIVE DOL- furnished. a a ;".-.'1 ' "' ' ' .j put t:.i ir ti'ust iu good looks and swim- LAR3. : E, B. ROBERTS, Agent.' . X,; ,'.,-;! ulj: JOSEPH NELSON, ' min;; rti, era. . ...... ... w ' Newbern, N.O., June 29, MSB." ' '" d Junlldtd ' Register of Deeds. Quaao and C'cnn' 5 ! Brick Block,' IN .v..