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NEW RNE'NT VOL II. . 1.4 LOCAL NEWS; j. p. r M.3 Life of Prentiss. . . 2atber..K'-.vji.JS K. 1". t-ATTtE Univ. of N. Carolina. K .' I zr.BY Drugs, seeds, etc. Found Dead. . ! : v.i I SohoblSNrwas taken w.i ,'Aa. interesting soon for breakers. One young gent hae Jonea county; Ihinr he can have nis George Whitfield, col., of Jones couh- an(j proatable diacttssibaon the general offered 12 pounds of 'dried apples for boots blacked. mow) Think J WmJ'i f. ty, was found dead on the road near 8Ubjeot of Sunday Schools and Sunday his girl, and guess it was a bargain; and Mattocks,- the Mierm&n,, can have hia Mr. A. 0. Gooding's last Friday night,. School Literature ensued.' Rev. 5 A. D. one young lady that has been picking kind o' smeared, over a little r.;,: -j, He had been to Mr. Emanuel Jannan's Belts. Rev. P.'J II. Wood. Ret. J: N. huckleberries and drying them for , . i - . ' TTT, ' U . , " w . , . I 1 Li .. . .. : ' air. urowu, imrnaui, . says: Andrews, Rev. ' Dr. RobeyV Rev. Dr. making pies at the coming time, whioh j a mornina: with a bad Journal KlBlmr Almanae. Sun rises, 5:81 Length of day, t r. Sun sets, 7: 4 113 hours. 86 minutes. Moon rises at 2 :43 a. m. ; -. - J. N. Burkhead and Rev. Dr. Marable par ticipated In this discussion. This dis cussion' will do good." ; ' ! ' ' Conference adjourned. 1 ' ,' The weather is fine; the crowd is large; the people of Mt. Olive are kind mill, where he drank hard cider pretty freely. He was found with hia cart cm him. Our informant says from appear ances he bad bees abusing his horse, as he was in the habit of doing under trivial circumstances, when she reared up and turned the cart over on him. Dr. Bajjby is now in the city ana wm The coroner held an inquest on Batuf- be here until the 15th of August. ' dav. J A good large .crowd . attended the 0a m cruiser . ' ! : a " Baptist Association at Polloksville last The fight between ihe Hahn and Sunday. , Stimson factions waxetb warm, i The The steamer Kinston brought in yes- Stimson crowd being in accord with terday from Kinston eleven bales or u uara, are getting impatient, ana wiu cotton and a cargo of naval stores. ; proDaoiy demand pi nun to mse waiit- Mi. t T Rrvnn . nf Korneeav 'b branch I or somebody. A committee left here house in this city, shipped on yesterday I u" w y J.-( pnWto schoola of 0 an 18 horse power Watertown engine ag'iieaa ana otner pomw, it is una notified; that I shall begin the etamiua and boiler to Halifax. oy tue otner siae. in searcn or u nara ttoh of teacnere during the first week of TWinffiAnn PBtonaaaain. Ue question now is, nas u tiara any Augugt. " Applicants are requested to " v -""If o I inflnanM with thA rtMaffmant it mdlr. I ' d . . . ,uu,u,0 ...p.,.u, larrauee neiorenana witntne BUDenn ing appointments. jhos Bryan says tendent the dav and hour wheO it will be belongs to tnat -mnn tractions." j be m0et convenient to attend at his Old -Tlwes. . X offloe la perusing the Texas Journal, a large paper and hospitable, and all, the conference I villa on ajpicnio down to Marine's Store, auu uio peupie, seem w ue eujujiug wio I Messrs., W., M., O. W., H. I., U. fit., U. occasion.,, . , , . ,uMB. and others. ; Thev did not loose their Rev. J.N. Andrews preaches, in the equilibrium, as on a former occasion, Methodist church to-night and Rev-, w, I but from reports and ' true ones too I I. Hull in the Baptist church.: ''"":"'. " I euesa. what thev could not drink thev BKIDMORE. I made no in eatlmr. One eat 7 lartre Pnhll fiohnni Nntinn . muiiets ana aranK la notties oi Deer at I i ii a i . Persona who exnect to teach in the one i n otners aia not starve, raven, are herobv 01 wmse; ana yet tney ail got oac is not far distant; and too other couples headache. I used Brown's Iron Bitters sit close together while singing, and and found relief." that is another good sign. We will re port some glad tidings soon if all work i.i.i. , , A 1. 1 T 1 I jx ynuj ui guuus wont iruiu nauuvu: i COMMERCIAL.! While it is not so "funny " as formerly there is considerable, improvement in its editorial majtter ani local news. ; J - v Dauphin, of the Louisiana Lottery, ' Las brought suit against Postmaster . General Gresham for $100,000 damages, " in being denied the privileges of the , onail service. - T Fort Worth, we see former county-man, of Lenoir, Curtis Herrinir. had Called on the editor. ' We Mr. F. Stilly hasi just returned from ftlao hia card with tw0 or three hnn- Greene county and reports the crops as dred otner etock raisers in the Journal, --excellent. The new bridge at uooxer- 0 ge in hiB name we at oncerecaii ton was; let ;;: contract on aaiuraay, Mr. Wm. Hart being the contractor. 4 r We call attention1 to the( advertiae ment of the University of North Caro lina in' this r issue. The r authorities Of home safe, with not a bone broken nor a black eye, and did not have to sind for the doctor, Two gents went to serenade their sweethearts; one of them was one of our young widowers, Mr. R. B for this purpose. The crowded I when they got to the house they saw a Live . Stock examinations of the past, caused by the I sulky' and heard a man in the house, published at needless delay' of applicants,' must be R. said something about fighting, but our old friend and avoided in the future, because injurious got pacified, went to the barn, upset the to the interests of the schools. Teachers carts, wagons, buggies, &c. , then went are expressly ' urged in every case to I back to the house and serenaded a good bring , their former .certificates with I old .Baptist preacher, who had come them. I there on a visit, thinking all the time The Public School Law. requires! they were serenading the ladies, and the time when a hale, hearty, vigorous school committees to furnish the Super- did not know any better until after young man; with two tine , bay , horses intendent, on or before the first day of wards, when they learned that none of put five barrels of turpentine at the old September, "a full and accurate census I the girls were at home. Too bad, too field landing, near Kinston, every day, of the children of each race between the bad. v R. is the one that eat the gallberry and on his return would invariably go ages of six and twenty-one: also the I pie and refused the huckleberry one 1 ,s ofEW BEHNB MARKET. ,,,;! Cotton Middling, 9; strict low mid dling 8 3-4.; low middling 8 1-2. - ! Corn In sacks, 68c; in bulk 64o. Tqbfbntinic Dip, $2.25; hard $1.25.. Tab Firm at $1.50 and $1.75. Beeswax 25c. per lb. 1 , Honey 60c. per gallon. , Beef On foot, 6c. to 60. . 1 Mutton $1.50a2 per head. , Hams Country, 13ic. per pound. ! Lard Country, 13ic. per lb. Fsesh Pobk 7a9c. per pound. Eoaa 12o. per dozen. . . Peanuts $1.60 per bushel. Foddeb $1.50 per hundred. ; 1 , uiua per Dusn. . ' Apples 25a50c. per bushel. : i Peas $1.00 per bushel. Hides Dry, 9o. to 11c. ; green 5o,i Tallow 6c. per lb. , , , . i Chickens Grown, 45a60o. per pair spring 25a40c. Meal Bolted, 75c. per bushel. Potatoes Bahamas, 50c.; yams 60c. per bushel. Wool 12a80c. ner rtound. SHINGLES Weet India, dull and mm. inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch, hearts, $4 00; saps, $3.00 per M. ;, 1 . WHOLESALE PRICES. New Mess Pork $18; long ckars 10c; shoulders, dry salt, Sc. Molasses and Syrups 25a40c. Salt 1.00 per sack. ; Floub $4.00a7,50 per barrel. ' ' CITY ITEMS. r i Thlfl flolnmn. next to local new. In-to ln nel for local ndvertlslng. - Bfttes, 10 rent n line for tiidt Intwrtlon, and oceuta aline for each subsequent Insertion. Small lot of peanuts for sale at Hum- Ehrey & Howard's. Parties in want ad better call at once. ' H. & H. july261w. s- .! A. First Clfta ..- - Sewing' machine bran ' new can- be bought cheap at the Journal office. RECEIVED BY STEAMER SHEN ANDOAH, JULY 24tht 1883r Best Sugar Cured Hamsi t j t i r Bhouldera, Dried Ktef, Corned Uoef in Cans, FANCY Ol I.T EDGE CHEESE, ' VERY DE3T DUl'f ER, ' , HIGHEST GHADE GRAN. SUGAR, Butter, Cheese and Lard kept on Ice from the day of arrival to the hour of sale.- Guar anteed froth nnd the best to be had. For Cash Onlr. Come and try thera. . , t, . , Jul26-lw WM. PELL BALLANCE & CO. this venerable institution are laboring to sleep in the wagon and the horses number of school houses and the value I He says) Cajkh would not let him have to place it alongside the best in the land, would stop at the first, shade to rest un- Parente and guardians are invited' to til some other turpentine hauler would ' examine its claims. ' " The steamer L. H. Cutler came in (from Jolly OW Field yesterday, wth come along ; aid wakehim4 several passengers among Whom were Messrs. J. L. Tucker and Theo. Bland. of public' school property for each race separately." Blanks can be obtained at my office by these committees, and it is important that they at once set about making up their reports. ' JOHN b. LONG, Superintendent; of Public Education. the good one, but Cajah says that is not so. Guess both were April fooled a little. Swansboro Items. Mr. D. S. Rodgers, living in the back wood, has as fine a crop of chufas and Farewell Sermoa.' : We did not have the opportunity of hearing the farewell sermon of Rev. F. W. Eason at the Baptist church on Sun Mr. Tucker saya it has been entirely too day night which we learn was one of wet for; crops in hia immediati 1 neigh- much feelinir and power. , The house borhood.. Last Thursday be bad lour feet of water in a three root ditch. . tns, t0 take seats in' the Kallerv.1 ' On the peas, and has about 49 hoes to kill next We have some1 items from Jolly Old- rostrum were Revds. L. C. Vacs, Geo. I winter. field, but while we desire to get the W.Neal.Mr.Bullandrleury.. . ITieser- w. N. Marine has a eobd'eorn ctod. news from every neighborhood we don't vices were opened with prayer by Rev. arj(j our frjend G. W, Winberry always Ihink it prudent to encourage the writ- Mr. Heal,' followed with reading pat- has a good crop; he has no cotton, but ing of such items as are sent from that sages in the New Testament by Rev. I corn, pea-nuts and hog feed!is just what point this week;. An occasional snake Mr. Vass ' which was-: followed with George believes in. Tascarora Items. LIFE AHD TIMES OF S. S, PRENTISS, By JOSEPH D. SHIELDS, A former Pnpil of Mr. Prentiss, is to be pub lished by Llpplncott & Co., of Phil delphift, in Typographical style, like the Life of Alexan der Stephens, now being published by the Messrs. Llpplncott. The subscription papers may be found at the oviNAi.omce.. juiai-aim QASH buyers etory or a little "yarn" of some sort might do, but as a- general thing pefle prefer reading the truth, , ... - The Asheboro Courier says that deputy sheriff H. G. Lassiter made his final re turns to the sheriff last Saturday and reports only one delinquent tax payer in New . Hope township, ChaB. Gray, colored, and not a single one ' in Union prayer by.Rev. Mr. Bull. ''. Tlie subject of his discourse was : "steadfastness" and was based upon the following text: 'Only let your conversation be. as It becometh the gospel of Christ; that whether I come and .see you, or else be absent, I may hear of your affairs, that ye stand fast in one t spirit, with one George Twenty-six persons joined the church at Queen's Creek Church last week; 18 were bar tised by .Rev. F. B. McQall. Qu pioetiiig ia,now goiug on Jiere, con ducted by Messrs. Smith and Dixon, Deaths among the horses are very prevalent. R. G. Ward', Dave Humphry . township, 1 Craven county ought to offer special inducements to this deputy to UDOnDy those who heard it, come down ana lase a posiuua uuuer sheriff Hakn. ', . " - 1 1 I j r tt , . 1 1 . . t XT 1 r : mind striving together for the faith of "u au aaw" B "cu "'v th. crAonel Phil. 1:27.. The sermon ail lost uorses inis wook; aina 01 has been very, favorably commented Cool. '.- V - ' When our Band warf 'at Wilmington last week they serenaded the Rev. F. II. Wood, and instead of treating them in the usual manner, he sent out a buck et of cool water. ' ' ; -' ' -led, j t t 1 i I f f 1 I - in inis city jury? auw, iestion of the lungs, daughter of R. H: and M. Janie Berry, age 11 months, 1 week and 4 days. ; . The funeral will take place from' the residence this morning at 9 o'clock ' Friends are invited." ' " , AtieiupUJ Bobberr. . t -ril On Sunday night a number of boys, ' "who are on the high road to the peni tentiary, broke ' through a window of 'the eecreUry'and treasurer's office 'of the A. & N. C. Railroad and had begun work on the safe with the intention of New Berne District Conference. The Conference was called order at 81 o'clock a. m. by P. E. Rev. James Religious services were conducted by Rev; A. McCullen of Craven circuit Reports 'were heard 'from Craven, Wayne, Snow . Hill, La Grange and 1883Jof eon- Mount Olive 'clrchits, and New; Berne Etta Hunt, I on,i nnirlflrrft statinnHl These reborts show that much earnest work is being done and that grand results are being achieved in these various fields of labor. Many souls have been converted during the year, and the minLlora and laymen .ili.V May sville Items. gers different from the old kind, some say it is not staggers..' .. ; We are looking for Maj. Hearne, the steamboat man; here, and sincerely hope we will have the pleasure of seeing a passage from here to N.ew Berne foen at all timer, outside of their Hats now running, let us have a boat and then a hotel. ;.--rv-;wv ' Crops are just as good as can- be ex pected. 1 have never seen cotton come out as it has for the last three weeks; Ubles as she has ever seen, and corn, there will be no end to1 it if I dinner next Sunday? no storm comes to mjure; pea-nuts and field-peas are good, and those who have chufas planted are well satisfied so far, On July 27th A. M. Wetherington lost his little boy, aged 2 years. Crops are sorry; in some places they are damaged by the large rains. . . Mr. H. Davis seems to have trouble in getting his mill to work. A good mill is badly needed here. ' ' Mr. E. A. Kilpatrick has a fair cotton and be convinced, crop, : but he bad to battle with the grass and fight manfully. We have one young man who has a fine horse and buggy. He seems to be canvassing. we don't know about his dispensed at election. ., , , 1 We understand that Mr. A. B. Daw son, our fat merchant, has bought a Talbott engine. He is making prepara tions to make the lint fly. .,; We notice that our Postmaster seems to be busy. He bought 25 cross ties on the 28th.' He has 5 regular hands cut ting wood in order for winter's use for the railroad. On last Saturday he had his sleeves roled up cutting piling for the railroad wharf. " t u ' Would inform the public generally what he Is til ted up in first-class style, and is prepared to give you as good a shave as was given when his predecessor, John M. Banton, wag alive, for TEN CEN TS. Call at the Gaston House Barber Shop Juiai-dly mi . s can get spot terms at BERRY'S. SAVE time, avoid delay when suffer ing, by having your prescriptions jyiMBLE fingers work BERRY'S.. for the sick BERRY'S. From New Orleans Times-Democrat. The Gallett Magnolia Cotton Gin. . In our paper to-day will be found the adver tisement 01 1I11U justly celebrated cotton gin the"Gullett Magnolia." W e haveaaveised within the past six months the en tire cotton belt from Texas to Virginia, and throughout the BUttes c inbined in that district the repu tation of this noted gin Is beyond cavil or question. It stands first and foremost with all, in mechanism, durability and perlection. Aud, Indeed, no enterprise could fall of suc cess, conducted as is the business of this com pany. Originally under the control of tterjit min D. Gullett, a man familiar throughout the South, at his death Its management de volved upon one whose name Is Itself a tower o ' strength Albert Baldwin, Esq. To his side inis geuiieiiimt ims cuueu, as a general man ager, Mr. tieo. A l'eete, than whom, In execu tive ability, none abler can be found. Truly Is this establishment a home institution, everything used In the construction of Die machines, even to the costings and saws, be ing made at their own faclorv: while the ma jestic magnolia and lorgl-eaf yellow pine, of wnicn ineirginsnre inanuiaciurei,grow luli-K on their owu Immediately adjacent lands. In nnc, me "uuiieit, Magnolia," as agjn, cannot be excelled, and all who use it sound lis praises ever afterward. ror saie oy J. C. WHITTV. A NIGHT BELL for the use of those , that trade at , . .. BERRY'S. NO matter whose advertisement heads the prescription you still have the right to have it put up at BERRY'S. rP0 compete with low-priced goods f Dry, dry, dry. Some rain would help the cause right muchly. ' ; ' ' ; ; !MrslJ Molly Gillett, of Hollywood, says she. has. as good a garden of veget- How about furnished to our country stores from the North, many druggists feel called upon to meet competition with low Btreneth (roods. You can depend upon the strengh of all goods covered by my label. No slops put up at i. BERRY'S. MIXED paints, $1.35 per gallon, at . , ... .. :, v BERRY'S. SEED as follows: New crop turnip, 45; peas 4.50; beans 8.50; raddishes 40; spinach 25; cabbage 4 to 4.50.: Con tracts taken till Oct. 1st; basis cash, at DEATH TO WHITEWASH. 3VX,3c.-w-oll' PREPARED r GYPSUM. For whitening nnd color ing Walls of Churches, Dwellings, Factories,Mllls Barns and Fences. Beautiful, Durable tc , Cheap, , , . -1 its superiority over Lime is like that of Paint. Fur nished in several different colors. Does not Rob, Peel, Crack, Wasb Oft or Change Color. Send for prices and Tint Cards showing the differ ent colors. 1 , ' - ' For sale In bbls, M bbls, M bbls and cans. By JOHN C. WHITTY, Newbem, N. C , , Agent for Newbern- and vicinity. Mr. J. E. Hay, of White Oak, has a cow whicli gives gallons or mnir per r BERRY. nealer in : Druts. Seeds aixt. and Fancy Goods. d&w m.m. l,r.n!vii fno . anil AVinaotirl rv nfill greatu- tiings Under, the preaching land, and part of it up land and sheU of the goepel ihey expect to see men banks, that will average rj barrels 6f corn 10 tne acre, ami tun muat vi iuib day, common breed tool He also has : P. fi Warrl' nnr TlrnWn Rnnnri nrinrta I KnAM uAfl In. kla rrA rft mklnW ha haa I " ' ' , r n " " I fTKTIVIPRRTTV OF of fartneis, has about 98 acres of old gathered peart weighing 18 ounces.1: aiaviuioi a ui K. R. Hay caught and killed a bear NORTH ' CAROLINA. lascweeK. xaon t mean necaugai nun trrAmntl vMirifTOTlf Iff iAn ViPtfll Anil - -A-w-4Vfc land has been in cultivation bver 100 ' I n a ah A Tl.rtlv n n rn t-i n . . o.'s or 1 evnmntn IU, will I o -1 fcU BCB U1QU 01110 uu g.wauf I - f ; treating in, but the watchman came up I embrace the gospel which is I aiid rationed themawayr , . ; ; 0f God unto salvation to evei wo. 1 to see tneir sins ana exposure w --- . . , iinai causae ur. linens uuk utuut. and to flee from the wrath to come-ljo any manure on r ' ' ' i Hope so. : -' the "power uiu wuinn auiea a coacn wnip snaKe S8Tm0U, Smith. a c0lored man UvinK every one tnat tnisweeK mas measurea n wet oK- on the plantation of Bryant , Edwards, Alverl;g. ' " . - ..j , j oeiieveia.; ... - r f ' - - nas tne nest crop 01 corn in inn neign- A week or two ago we' inserted a no-1 Several new churohes are being bum snase Kinea oy one 01 msienaws wnger borhoo4i ,but te don't tend on B. s tkeia the Jotjbhal" mai ing inqairy for and others improved. There teem to than this one, and his snatesnip attacked I land .hfat corn ig on the plantation of a factory that manufactured blankets, be improvements in all the departments a large persimmon wee ana wnippea j0hn Collins, following card of church work. , . .,,,. trie treeunwi me DarKieuovne wee Rev. Dr. Marable of the Presbyterian, died in 12 hours, ihe enaice was a and Rev, Mr. Sanderliu. of the Baptist coach whip.5 ';"? V-' church, were introduced to the Con-1 Oat crops in and around Swansboro ference; also Rev; W. I. Hull and Rev. are pretty good. Pittman has the best J7E. Thompson from the Wilmington I cotton and peas, Russell the best corn. District. tf v , , . ,, 1 ia (,ft (Dave Ward and Mattocks are not far Dr. Bulkhead presented the report I behind. Burns Smith,: E. M. Farnell from the committee on "Quarterly Con-1 and Ned Morton have splendid crops ference Records." . v ,? ? i Ned Morton has the best cotton he ever , Stantonaburg was nominated by Rev. had in hiH life will make 800 pounds J. N Andrews as the place for holding seed cotton to the acre., ,-' 5 mittt mTnv nwniTL'a ,att3TThT nntn with his hands but with a steel trap. is83. lteeuiar courses of study lead to A. B. tv u i : 1 i.itl jl ' ii Ph.B.,andB.S. Special Courses are open to Dont know whether it was, the one stnde' t. schools of Law. Medtcinrand Pharmacy attached.' A' Teacher's, Course of t.wn vec.ru hnflhAen estaollBhad, m-. For particulars, address . t , - j KEMP P. BATTLE. LL. O., Pres., ; ltdAw,,,!, 4 . . Chapel Hill, N. 0. a ) J aad noW we have the which explains itself: Dear Sir: I find that if a person -tii-ow e"Ttv?ng if he will ad if I- -t. It" k fcom om ing had ; nee A. EXCURSION FROM TRENT RIVER Hcrchcd City ndssrn "1 jocund day stood tiptoe at White Oak Trent River ' Transportation Church Sunday.. All enjoyed thera-1 Company selves splendidly, some strollmg fiom ,i j . ' v ' Ahd buggy to buggy while others listened AlflTIir W C IT B! Crt to the enlightened sermons of those able AUaEUC A . . ATx ; tt. 0. The Steamer. TRENT .will leave Trenton on im- . .we s id is t' 3 f ,1 timca. If - The r and i 1 f t'. the next District Conference. Kinston was nominated by Rev. W; C, Gannon, Stantonsburg was chosen, On motion, Conference adjourned for pi:l!io worship. Eey. W. C. Gannon preached an la tere ting sermon. Text: Rev. 1:16. Power of the gospel to save all who be- Hove- 1 irr 'i-M r" :.,ios. c.,u ) 1 1 1 1 4 r. m.. r.ev. J. E, i.r. r... iit'.jc... ir. 5 C. t r Rev. Joseph Dixon's horse became frightened while he and E W.' Mat- toooks,' Esq., , were riding down town on Friday, ran away, threw both out of the buggy,' ran through the streets, kicking the wagon to pieces and creating quite an excitement, and strange to say, neither Mr. Dixon nor Mattocks were serioutily hurt, though they botff fell out, one on his headj, the other on his ' 1.1 ' t. The wagon was torn all to I ' oi, e not hurt., '.y 1 ''''" ''xy' Ui '. ' 'I Uliynow. No deaths r l, .." I' .'a week.' but lookout Bros, of that, Church, Reys. Job Smith and John Hewett. '..;.)Sl .vj: tH . Tha huntinir enrns. conHiBtinfir 1 of w m... m in... o mi hern with A. A N. C. K. H., carsleavlng at15 aieoHra. iuub. . : juuiuvb, iuuo. a. u- p, m. and return Friday, August Hd. Hoat will i n at r- j w tita I wait in Newbern until train arrives. t . ihu,.juuwu ... "ow" Through Kou-dTiipTickets will beonsale (Juitman llay. Ken tiay, U. M. UOIIIOS from l-renton, yuaKer city, uiiver utnaing, .1 11vii.iireiriiid n and A. J. Collins, cleared a road begin- Next Tuesday, July 31st, at EIGHT o'clock, A. M., connecting at New- Folloksville and other points on Trent River to Morenead uny ana return aireaucea races, ning at the residence of Thos. S. Gillett, running a northern direction to the Catfish Lake, or to iM margin.1 !; -1 ,, ' Farmers of , this , vicinity tare , about through plowing; few exceptions, those that aro not through plow cheerfully on singing,,, ' , , , " j , When our work is ended we shall sweet- ." ; ly rest, . , , -'Mid the sainted spirits on our Saviour 'b ,,t i breast. ' Mr. Bynum, the man who took the cake at the U. S. Court, eays he has 80 acres of cotton that can't be teiten in For further information apply to ::;, Agent at Trenton, . , l v; s', , d. 8; BARRUS, ' t f.,i-j ' ;( f '! ! Agent at PollokavlUe julyaild.'i v 1 ' , v; Newbern, K. a, 8rto OTEAM ENGINES,, from KJ Horse.' - ' V . . Boilern of everv descrintion. Cotton Gins,. Cotton Presses, Cotton Cleaners, . 1 ' "Moore Co. Grit" Corn Mills, .i . "Maid of the South" Corn Mills.- ' Rice and Wheat Threshers, &o. , &oi wT Send for catalogue 1 prices J. C. Vi,ixiYy , may24dtf , . New Lore e,N. 0. "Ezcelsior" Cider Mills "Kentucky" Cane Mills.' "Cook's" Evaporators. , BENP FOR PRICES. ' Juue) , J. C. WHITTY. Just Received : Fine Sugar Cured Hams, , t. , , Breakfast Bacon, - ' Sugar, Cured Shoulders. w , . Choice Butter and Cheese, ' Best Quality of Lard. , HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE FLOUR. Catawba, Scuppernong, vSherry and Port Wines, 'and a Complete Line of the Best Grades of Liquors for family use. v 3 ; .. iw CHAS. H. BLANK. FRESH BUTTER reoeived every s A NEW stock of TEA for the" sum mer trade just received. ; .V ; j Toilet and Laundry SOAP in great variety. . ' , , ' , r 1 . Sparklinc CIDER, a cool and refresh ing drink. . . .i h Finest Grades of FLOUR. Pure APPLE VINEGAR. , J ' English Island MOLASSES. ;!' HAMS and Breakfast Bacon., ! . , , - , . J i Flavoring Extracts (all fresh ( . , Special barRains offered to cash cus tomers. . ' , c. lanli-dly E. CIO",. t
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