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- . v V.' X i-Jf v CTT'i" " 7 ' VOL II. NEW KERNE, X. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1883.;, ; NO. 82. JJJAIM 0 I. .GOAL NEWS. i 1 1 i i t Is off for a month's Journal miniature Almanac. Sun rises, 4:49 1 Length of day, j Sun sets, 7:19 1 14 hours, 30 minutes. - Moon rises at 456 a. in. ... Independence Day. , Jfo paper to-morrow ' Mr4. Wm.' torch visit to New York. v. . The post office will be open to-day from 9:30 16 10:30 a.1 mi, and from 4 to . 4:30 p. m. . V'.,'. .. -"; '. . - -V':! ' There will be a grand display of fire works to-night in front of John Dunn's, on Pollock street. . . , , ' . - Mr. Jno. O. Gardner is repairing and improving the looks of some of hia tene ment houses up Pollock street. The commissioners court adjourned - on " yesterday to meet ' next ' Monday when the tax assessors are expected to report. :: x Mr. William Colligan, Sr., is building a large .two-story house near his store for the purpose of storing away seed cotton this fall. Wm. Erwin was appointed by the County Commissioners on Monday wood inspector. Whenever wanted for this business he can be found at Messrs. ; Reel Bros, store, on South Front street The steamer Trent arrived from up Trent river yesterday and among other - freights, two watermelons, ono for ye editor and one for K. R. Jones. Were turn thanks to G. W, Koonce, Esq., for the Meat. They are the first in the macket. " Mr. Koonce has about twenty acres in melons, and, judging from the size of those sent down, he wilt be ship- ping soon. ' Died. ' In this city on Sunday night,' July 10, of malarial fever,: Mary Maria, infant 7 daughter of J; P. C. and Mary Maria Davis, at the age of 4 months and . days.' .; : -I '' 'V-'r.-r-tf-r- : . Excursions. '' . ' "' ' ... The steamer Elm City will have a run down the river to-day for the colored people. - " ; The Kimt on will run the excursion for the Silver Cornet Band marine Disaster Assistance Wanted. We are indebted ' to Signal Officer Davis for the following ; , ,' I ' Signal Ofeice, ) Norlolk, VA.,-July 1, S 13:05 a. m. ) The Signal corps station at uatteras, be the policy to C. reports at midnight as follows: I grantee. No sale N; Three-masted schooner F. E. McDonald, Capt. Kane, from New London, Conn., bound, tO: Jackson, Fla., loaded with jelyrock, went ashore near Now Inlet life. saving station at 4 p. ra. on the 29th inst. The captain and arew of five men were saved by the crev from life-saving station No. 18. The. captain of the schooner wants assistance. Norfolk Landmark. ; . t "The Shenandoah, i'. f Capt. Southgate was in on time on " Tuesday morning and his boat had in deed put on ber summer dress. " Among the passengers who went out on her we note Mr 7 Geo. H. Roberts, Miss ' Jarvis Mrs. A. M. Hughes, Mrs. Judge Manly Mr. Charley Mallett, Miss" Petfigrew Mr. Clarence RadclifiProf. D. B. John soh, Ed. Bishop and E. H. Meadows Esq.. ; -A Turkey Gobler, A subscriber at Richlands writes us a history of a turkey gobler, one of whose peculiarities is that upon the death of - his mate he took charge 6f its brood of v twelve young turkeys and raised them t We think the action of the gobler is suggestive to his owner who is a wid ower, instead of looking for another helpmate, he should take hold and per form the domestic work with his own hands. Fourth f.Ialy. To-day one hundred and seven years ago our ancestors, in general congress assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of their intentions, did, in the name of the people, solemnly publish and declare that "these United Colonies are, and of right ought to be, free and independent States." And for the support of this declaration' they mutually pledged to each other their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor. There is much necessity for celebrating this day now as there was fifty years, ago; in fact if the celebration of this day in spires love of country then we need it more now than ever, before. .', In order to give our printers an opportunity for celebrating, there will be no paper issued from this office to-morrow. this effect and without this effect no one would buy the State's interest the sale would have to be for the largest amount possible to be obtained. No sale to the best interest of this section. No sale whose chief consideration would da adopted to the based upon . some- Seven Springs Items. When our farmers come to town they no longer enquire of , their neighbors as polite agent will come up here,, he I can increase your subscription in this county. WelL it is a- srood paper. I ap preciate it more highly than any paper CITY ITHI3. This column, next to local news, la to be' ueed for local adTertfslng. RalMlO eeutea line for 11 ret Insertion, and 6 eenta a line for V jv . i ". 1 " " '' ' , .- IV, ?HOI.I.''OP HOKO;' ?J For MoutH Ending- July 2d, 1883. ' FIRST "GRADE. , . ' ,':, ' '." Master Ralph Ayery, . j " Leo Burrus, ::' -V '. ClossCredle, , ' ; . Willie Hay,. VC..(';h. r", Arthur Kafer, ' " ' 1 " ;':- Romulus Nunn, - " '. Tommie Simmons, . j V i ?, : Ferdinand Ulrich, . Miss Nellie Colligan, "Addie Cutler, Emma Quidley, - , Myrtie Reel,-'-. " Inez Styron, Annie Tisdale, " Bertha Tucker, " ViviaWood. ADVANCED FIRST GRADE. . Miss Rosa Dail, v 11 Carrie Simmons, ", Sadie Vass, Master Hugh Wood, Miss Nellie Hilton, May House, ' . " Eulala Ewell, : : ' Master Charles Roberts, 1 - -' Harry Moore, . 1 James Hill, ' v " James Carraway; Miss Mary Lewis, " Mattie Wood, Master Eddie Vass. 5 ' 'u . SECOND GRADE. i Miss Jennie Burrus, " Sadie Whitford, " Rachel Brown, 'V Mary McSorley, , " Melissa May, Minnie Wade, " Mary Gaskill, Master ltayner Berry, " Herbert House. . THIRD GRADE. Miss Nellie Wood, " Fanny Burkhead, Master Floyd Chadwick, ; : Miss Liss Lily Rasberry, ' - " Rosalie Schwerin, ' HattieB. Lane, ' . " Mary Trenwith, ' , Lilian Greer, -' u. Minnie Dawson, " Annie Willis, Master Lem Dawson" ' , , FOURTH GRADE. ' Master Geo.'Jonesi ' Miss Mary Jones." , '" FIFIH GKADE. Miss Mary C. Bryan, ', . ' " Lottie Hubbs, ' . Annie B. Lewis, rs " Fula Nunn, " - 11 Lula M. Stanly, " MarySuter, Master William Hill, r r , . ,'vv Walter H. Willis.. " ; - ' SIXTH GRADE. Miss Janie Brown,' " Mary Brown. thing ulterior. No sale in fact except for money and the greatest amount of money, would be just to these bondholders, if indeed bind ing upon them. Are we then ready for a sale to the highest bidder, whether that biddei be the Richmond and Dan ville Railroad, the Wilmington . and Weldon Railroad or Mr. John Robinson and the complicated system of railroads which he dominates r It should be remembered too that a sale of the State's interest cannot be made without authority of the Legisla ture, and it is not certain that can be obtained, in any event not before 1885, and we ask in all candor is it . wise to allow ourselves to bediverte4 friim the present opportunity to lease the road upon advantageous terms by the sug gestion of a sale, especially in view of these difficulties and objections t ... j; ':. :,,- :. ' -;.: A.4 A. I Kinston Items. : no longer enquire oi , men neignDors as Z r .jA,. tl i;" ' a " for nrt insertion, and to the progress of the cotton crop or the jStJSJl eachsnbsequentlnseTllon. corn, W they are generally soluted proaperous career of usefulness.- , . commercial: There is no change -to report in the markets prices remain in statu quo. The young ladies of this place, on the look out for a " masher," put their love and faith in signs particularly the sign. Railroads and railroad syndicates are the all-absorbing topic of talk and dis cussion just about now.', jjur people favor the lease of the old road to the Gatlin Syndicate; A little colored boy about seven years old and his younger sister, the children lot vvm. Williams, of this place, were drowned while playing in the river here last Saturday. The children were missed at night, when immediate search began for them, resulting in the finding of tho boy's body in the river early Sunday morning. The body of the girl has not yet been found The " better half " of .. your itemizer. being on a visit, for a week or two, to the grassy county of Jones, this corre spondentwill be and remain, "a free and easy grass widower" in her ab sence. In the mean while, however. I we are cautioned that several ladies eyes are watching our movements causing us to feel like one threatened with -. -.''- - , " Seventeen distinct damnations, One sure if the other fails." . On the first of July last Sunday Dr. H. O. Hyatt, assisted by Dr. H. Tull and a medical student, F. P. Gates, I removed three calculi from the bladder of Amos Coleman, a colored man of this place. There was a handful of calcar leous formation taken out, suggesting that the operators had been at work in a marl bed ' Dr. Hyatt, having supplied himself with surgical instruments supe rior to any. collection South' of Balu with "how's yer grass?"' ,We think that is a big story about Col. Moses opening fire with cannon and monitor pieces on his grass patches. . , ; ; . . j ; ' The stereoptician entertainment given by Prof. Harriss on the night of the 30th ult. was well attended. The views con sisted of Bible scenes -which were very impressive. : Also some entertaining and very laughable comio views., A respectable sum was realized,: one-third of which-was donated to the Sabbath School at this place The Sunday School at this place was visited on the 1st by the Zion Sunday Sohool, Capt. G. C. Buchan, Supt. The pretty girls that are found in that school and their excellent singinir are enough to give any old hard shell a favorable impression of Sunday Schools, and a young man who cannot find a suitable companion among them must be a fas tidious creature indeed. Nearly all little towns, and big ones too, like to boast of a green grass cov ered platte of ground sometimes called a campus,- and sometimes called the village green or lawn, but our city fathers, in their wisdom, thought prop er to plow up our beautiful green car pet that covered some parts of our village streets.. Shouldn't be surprised if we find it set out in potato sprouts and planted inpumlcms when it rins. A party of the first part who came to the Springs to enjoy the waters and the refreshing hill-side breezes, after hav ing put himself outside of a week's board, started off and forgot to attend to the little duty required by all well regulated boarding houses, tie was served with a gentle reminder, how ever, by the party of the second, part, and after having tramped about two miles returned and fulfilled all due obligations. The workmen on the bridge feel that injustice was done them in an article last week concerning the work. The delay was unavoidable and no one was to blame. We can safely say that Mr. Ivey and those connected with him in the work are faithful to the trust re posed in them and will perform the work with as much dispatch as possible. No injustice was intended and we are glad to state that now the work goes bravely on. The Seven Springs Items we fear will have to be discontinued until the police force of our town is increased. It was hardly sufficient the other day when the Journal come out, to keep an en raged populace from distributing our valuable carcass over the town. We are opposed to having our wife and The Cheapest Oranges And Lemons iu the city can be found at j4 : ; J : - K; B. Jones'. , NEW BFJtNB WAHJK ITCvL ,'. ' Cotton Middling; i l-B;" strict ' low middling 9 3:8;:iQw jniddUng 9 1-4 I Corn In sacks, Bsc.', in bulk 64c. . Turpentini Dip, 2.25; hard $1.25. TAR 91 .00 tO 1.25.. I ( i . - Tab Firm at $1.50 and $1-75. Beeswax 25c. to 28o. per lb. - - honey tsuo. per gallon. 3, in: ii Beef On foot, 5c. to 6c. f , Mutton 81.50a2 pet head. Hams Country, 18o. per pound. j Lard Country, 14c. per lb. Fresh Pork 7a9c. per pound., ; Eggs 10c. per dozen. ' Peanuts $1.50per bushel. . Fodder $1.50 per hundred. Onions 4c. per bunch. - ' . ; Peas $1.00 per bushel. :, ; hides Dry, ac. to no.; green 5c. Tallow oc. per lb. Chickens Grown, 60a70c. per pair. ; Meal Bolted, 75c. per bushel. Potatoes Bahamas, 50c.; yamsl60c. per bushel. - .;. turnips 3c. per bunch. Wool 12a20c. per pound. Shingles WesUndia,dull and nom. inal: not wanted. Buildine 5 inch. hearts, $3.50; saps, $2.50 per M. - D. Schedule D. For a Nice Drink ,. Of Pippin Cider on ice. call at V i , .k. B.'JfoNjsv ' '' "" 'Wanted,'. V ' A lot of Craven Count y Bonds. - iu-5t JseL A.. Richardson. Ap- A. H. Potter, i making soda water does not use pump water but pure cis tern water. . (" tf. . A First Class Sewing machine bran new can be bought cheap at the Journal office. MINERAL WATERS. A. H. POTTER Receives direct from the SprlflBi, , - Saratoga -Vichy- and Deep Rock Mineral Waters. Received in block-tln llued barrels. giuresdjspepBla and diseases of the kidneys Read the following analysis by Silas M. r ug. i8! f880' ot Chemistry, University of Michigan. DEEP ROCK MINERAL SPRING WATER ONK GAI-LON. - are hereby notified that they are required by Chloride of Potassium'.'.'.'.'.!.'" uS'oS . inn w tisii liic nniuo uuuug 1110 iubii iciii V," I i-v i "isoiuiu.,.,,.. iuH " days in Julv. Persons falllne to list within kSf ??nale or 18,191 notk;e. All persons liable under Schedule B. Tax I the time will be placed on the delinquent list, and will be charged with double tax. I will be at my office to receive the same. Blanks furnished. JOSEPH NELSON, JunUdtd Register of Deeds Silica . Sulphuric Acid -...Trace Protoxide of Iron Trace Free Carbonic Acid.Not determined Loss 71,088 1,780 Total Solids in the Gallon i...5iM1180 Temperature, 50. . . . ... ..... .A an ant,d01te t0 thirst for alcoholic liquors Brick! Brick! Brick! ltha8POequal- - - iwe' For Bale In quantity and quality to suit purchasers. Contracts solicited, Sales yard on Ainricet dock. Address all communications to J. F. CLARK. jlylddiwtf. " New Rerne, N. C, BEAD THIS. The Globe House, Ho. 177 Main Street, Norfolk, 1 RATES OF BOARDINO: Single Day $1.50 Just Received : Fine Sugar Cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon, ' Sugar Cured Shoulders, Choice Butter and Cheese, Best Quality of Lard. ' children bereaved in this unceremoiouB ?ES?SSfczZrZZ tS HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE FLOUR. manner. Somehod tnld .Ton Aiiati h I p uroob- Kniil ' i fcwwm . Catawba, Scuppernong, Sherry ; and Port Wines, and a Compiete Line of the Best Grades oif Liquors for family use. GHAS. H. BLANK. manner. Somebody told Joe Allen ne per week o oo had hnen VinHlir treataA in a i-opmit. or. I Table Board. Ber Week 8.50 J . " I li i r. ,i u i.e.... i n : 1 V. , . i. I' , ; n..M MAnl. .-. Annanf 1 OUUNDl i UUUK1UK UU VlGOIuaflt A.w wwu uuu uvjo i, uui i uiuvv; Bu I LouklnK ... .-.60 Cts. merchant and Bays that the diffusible This house has been thoroughly refurnished equanimity of a rustic bure like this is ftn1 newly painted. The table will be always " . - w u. . i onnn hod nrirri lha has! In aaoann 1 OUIIU1IOU VT 1 VIA IlliJ UVOV 1BA QLUDUU. ar always stocked with the finest wines, liquors ana cigars. Give the Globe House a Trial. ( Annual Boll of Honor. Miss Rosa Dail, w . " Sadie Vass, ' Master Hugh Wood, Miss Sadie Whitford, ' , " Rachel Brown, . ; Mary McSorley, Jennie Burrus, " ' Nellie Wood, Master Wml Hill,- , ' Miss Janie Brown, -' Mary Brown. ' more, is making the practice of surgeiy entirelylependent on transfusible com a specialty. The afflicted may now; be bustibility. "Let us have peace." treated as sturuliy ana successfully at I A warm friend of the writer cam home as anywhere abroad.: - i . near meetine a .watery ttrave a few A certain cautious and ctrisiian aiat" n'8n.t8 aK? the depths of the raging ronof an adioihina county,' recently WeUBefi Arriving at-the ferry late at I 1. I II 11 II IIH PKHIl VPIl IJl IIFBI-IITTIH 11 IM 1 1 W II navigator, but it seems that our clever ferryman had learned his flat a new ' trick and when he had reached the mid dle of the stream it behaved in a very ridiculous manner, not at all consistent with the duties of a well behaved and well regulated ferry flat. It cut up all sorts of djdoies and would not gee worth No. 177 Main Street, Norfolk, Va. H. Pl)IILIfi, - jull-d&w6ni Proprietor. diw visiting relatives at this place! on retir ing to bed, placed her artificial teeth under the bolster, 'instead of under the matrass, where she usually puts them for safety, un rising next morning, these indespensables for the manage ment of steak could not be found and the worthy old lady was restricted to mush and milk for a breakfast. This was not the old matron, however, who lee Cream! Ice Cream! J. M. SCOTT L. J. TAYLOR Having moved back to his Old Stand, near Depot, has opened TWO ICE CREAM PAR- Has just opened, on the Southwest corner of Middle and South Front streets, a stock of First Class Family Groceries Consisting of . a centi Jhreatenning to chip our friend lors, one for white and one for colored veo-Flour. Suaar. Coffee Molaxxp Su. put her bread to rise in the bed which to some unknown climate. .A vigorous pie, where they may enjoy a plat of very r' "uL, nnnja v she and her husband had just vacated and became disgusted with the odor of the loaf. ... Jones County Items. pair of lungs however was set in motion that made the "welkin ring" and our inhabitants were zaroused from their peaceful dreams and rushed forward4o the rescue and soon our friend was on terra firma and Richard himself again. Sale or Lease Which 1 Editor - journal : Your sugges tion: that the: railroad . should be sold and the money distributed among the stockholders is not a new idea, neither is it one unworthy of serious consideration, But it must be admitted that there are both difficulties and objections to this course, interested public have a right to. expect that they will not be concealed. That the railroad if exposed to sale, either public or private, will bring halt a mil' lion dollars, may or may not be true ; but if you sell to the highest bidder. can you telt or even conjecture who the purchaser will be, and in what interest or against what interest he will operate it r It is well known that some or the Mr. Windsor Dail, of this county, is very sick.-.; s (DJi.Jw'ii; Mr. C. Stevens, of Onslow county, was I in Trenton last Monday. We hear very encouraging reports of the crops from all sections of the county, 4Nash County Items, fine Ice Cream. He also furnishes Ice Cream by the pint, quart or gallon at very reason able rates.. Soda Water, Bottled Qinger Ale, which la always kept ICE COLD. Lemonades made at reduced rates. Bpecial 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 3 oz. up. ;He has very fine Cigars, Tobacco, Candy, etc, Call and sea him at once and yon will Pnma ion in , "Come Again." June2ldly L.'J. TAYLOR, Near Depot, NeW Berne, N. C. Prof, Johneon'e Report. - ...iv . At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the New Berne 'Academy Iveld on Tuesday Prof, i Johnsb.nV submitted his annual report and tendered his resigna tion. The" report! shrtw's the number of 4upils enrolled during the year to foot np 539 2G5 males and 274 females. During the year, two, males, were sus ' pended for tardiness and three foi mis conduct. No.' restored of those sus ponJed, five. The' 'report also shows tbnt C!) rot Cent." of the schogH popula tion were ' in attendance during the f ion, which is an extraordinary good i' We believe ' the. attendance i 1 ' ' 'o was 60 per cent. . or left on the steamer r f r a trip to New York, 1 extended ''to 'Martha's ' m and i 1 coi. rics J s t' e lovd l ave Lc yc.ir. ,ion. r c '.' business IIo car- ('u9 and 1 who ' The health of this community is only so so not good. ' Malarial fevers are as plentiful as blackberries. The young gents are preparing for a The new mail route between Trenton bio nio to come off near here on the 19th ,UB,, u"i-: " "i," ir!. " " m n nnMiMiniu i OTmieuro nn is a vi i-woeaiy line. ;. i juyuuiu uuuobiuu fur mo yuuug jieupie. umj : UUITIIIl IUI1 O I LnlllOnil Ulfi Mrs. E. B. Roberts and ' Miss Geol-feia The new jail here, a commodious two QfvaAf nf Maw T)cina dm in Tvanl-An I Dfnvv nnnlr Hnilriitiry m naarlir nnm. "rBl ' 'BiU ' ' : and the visiting Mr. & Mrs. C. 6. Green. ' pleted, and presents a very ' handsome T OUrtll Ot uUlY tXCUfSlOll w . i , n. a. . . I onnaaranpa t an lr innirn nrnanmA ani I ....... ' , . f. t. air. jos. tj. uanks nasDbu acres in coi- -rr-'-;""-r ton, which he has in fine fix and is growing finely.' He probably .will make a bag to the acre. Our jail will be built under the direo tionof a committee appointed by the commissioners, composed oi JK. fil. roS' cue, Jas. A. Smith and Jas. Bi Stanly, jail like. Money is quite scarce ; nay I will not search for it really i seems that it has taken the, wings of the .morning and departed: oui wnen.me cotton neius get white again it will come back to us. At this writing the cotton crop is quite Goods. vracKers, isoaa una sugar, Also Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars Will sell at BOTTOM prices for CASH. f Call and examine before buying els where. . Junel2-d4wUm Fultorx Market Corned Beef, . English Breakfast Bacon, ' '' ' Sugar Cured Shoulders, Small Hams, , , , ' Smoked BeefTongues, ' English Island Molasses, Porto Rico Molasses, Fine Syrup;.' . - Choicest Teas, , Fresh' Roasted Cotfee, i ... . i . THE VERY BEST 11U1TER that cau be bad, Irish Potatoes, Cream Cheese. , l:r .u:lLr" . teachers r and school ZZZl w. 7nn irtlrS in 17 committeemen that the Board of Educa property, have no interest m common , . or(1nreil thB llhlin with tia nnrt tnonn nn trnnn f.n na. I inn I . . . r the individual whoyoS say is ready to the countyto begin pn the first of July, purchase it, pay Tmuoh for it for the Ll SSSJ purpose of operating it as these hostile P. M. ; Pearsall.- Esq' the county prmi9ln8and m;nne condition indeed; superintendent, states for the ben- examination the second Thursday, Fri- we have better prospects, for a large orop in this- county than wo have had for years,: that is to say if we should have ordinary seasons from now on and good cultivation. 1 Wheat harvest is about over and ac cording to reports front the various The : Elegant i and.' Favorite Steamship SHENANDOAH will run an Excursion from Newborn1 to Old Point and return, vip Norfolk, to leave Newbern on TncoTiiv Tirr v oj Round trip tickets, Newbern to Old Point pick y ' anua eacne. . and return, good for three days, FIVE DOL LARS, i, i B. B. ROBERTS, Agent. Newbern, N.C., June 29, 1883. .' iifwu d i- The following are a few of the Canned Good which I am offering so Cheap; , Tomatoes, Peaches, Boston .Baked Bean Pine Apple; Corn, Succotash; Peas, Lobster, lotise to Shippers. A My Spices'are perfectly pure, ; I---' -C.E,; SLQVER. ' Janll-dly ' -1 cornorations can to shut it un and re move the competition arid checks which would be the result of its efficient man agement ? These are grave questions, and an intelligent discussion of them day and Saturday in July in the town parts of the county, that while the yield or Trenton. , , 1 per acre not so urge as mat ot ioa, yet Messrs. W. I B. Becton anrl' DpctVtn number; of acres ; seeded in wheat Isler. from Beaver Creek. W. J. Perrv y.ettr wa? lulce zo Pr cen- greater andR. W. McGowan. of ChinoueDin. toan nat of lMt;.vear. nen9? the croP v.ilra-- 4i--office1 a.1 a & R.J . New Bkkkk, June 23, im. On and after, MONDAY. June ' 26; Freight iTains on tnis uoad.wm run as follows: . ; Leave Morehead City Mondayf Wednesday ; 11.46A.M. ' ,"") I. 8ash,l)oors:& Blinds. f:-ihf t i .Tvr-v;j:i-;oiS iu -; hv . innmnl wiinh naniroa tr. lPa? m,h- Dr. A. i . Hammond and A. C UOOdiniT Juot " " ""uii v t voui and Friday at 1 tin action and thonerht. cannnt fail in of Cypress Creek section, besides other mor Matt tnat 01 18Wv v- 1 lave New Beme Monday, Vadsday;aiid good results. ' i prominent farmers .from different 8eo-r-"BasiiiesB ftt'tilislittltfborg is 'at ttfa f ..i v'-yi 1 1 tl'th-oX -. i ( Aain, in discussing this question the "Ohs or tne county, report tne crops m time quite ami, peace ano quietreigns ,t, 1rf,.Yu?(fir,- ( -ill ti U i IL',-1 -:Aili'l. Vq 'A '' ' richta of the construction bondholders flne condition and growing rapidly, and throughout its limits, and the dull mo- " Leave boldsboro. Tuesday, Tharsday and I LIME, CEmENT &Hu. PLAETEH ahmitil not. hA nnt nut nf Bicrht. "hn urnii mw preoeuv Miuivawuus urn mere I uwuui 10 oeiuuui uiuncii oavo uv iuo i State's stock is mortgaged to them for a sum largely in excess of its value. It the fttate were to donate this stock, the benehciary would take it with this bur den ; it is not, however, by any means, certain that the same result to the purchase would follow a gale. If the I great swarms of gnats of which the en tire atmosphere- appears to. be contam inated, and. the loafers' constant and fervent prayer -is Oh for some gentle breeze to .waft far away, to another I clime; this great pest which cause me so much labor to fan them off, without will be a full crop in the fall. Richlands, a little village in Onslow county, of not more than one hundred inhabitants, has four churches; Presby terian, baptist, Disciple , and Methodist, all neat and nicely furnished except T)ifMTilaa Yxrhfoh ia . naarlv flniaTia1 sale is fair and for a full price, it is as- The Richlands section is a find farminir wmcn i couia rest ana be happy. sorted by some of the ablest lawyers in country, not surpassed by any in East- The JotjknaL makea its weekly visits New Borne, that the purchaser would qrn North Carolina. The citizens are a I to my office, which I always greet with progressive, moral, intelligent and cul- delight, and which altera careful pe tured people, and if .it had sufficient rusal, is handed out to the neichbors. transpcu-tation facilities, : Richlands I all of whom agree with me that it is one would bo, what it almost is, the garden I of the best weeklies in the State. After tasny . .1 "t we think it clear to haye spot of L.jtern North Carolina.' ' , s -. I awhile," if your clever, genial and Leave New Bernei Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 6 30 A.M., . . . jnne23dtf . (!U - , , ,tllu I i HOWS! tVRNJ$fflNQ GOODS, I ttipte, Oils, Glass and Putty, GUNSANL) jpXSTOLa, take it divested of bondholders wduld. r-ioncy f:oinj; to tlia How tins may be, all leins and the be driven to the State.. we do not assume C13.. LAINE, ' i Dealer In and Shipper W1 1 'I ( . . , fresh and Salt ;M, Oysters, Etc., Etc, . j "Urn., ' ' !1 L ' i I vi Krosh Klsh and Ovuter Bhrrrd V Rxniini C. O. D. to all part of the country. To guard ftainwt disappointment ordere should reach me H hours prior to. thoo of Hhipmeat of goods. . f v. .; I1-', v ,iun2-d&wly r !1. TOILET .m 1 i ..: .a : i , Rubber and tcai' d ; tg.t ' i:to.i ; " w 3 1:1 - v, H.v