OL II.
NEW BERNE, N. C, WEDNESDAY; AUGUST 1, 1883.
NO. 105.
LOCAL NEWS.
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1 1.
, 5: 9 Length of day,
7: 4 i 13 hours, 58 minutes.
sU 8:45 a. m. ;-
Cel. Harry Skinner, of Greenville,
was in the city yesterday, 4 ; (
The market is pretty well flooded with
watermelons of all sizes and all prices
Eight car loads of excursionists passed South,
down to Morehead City yesterday from
EjaitfcfieM.and Goldsboro.V ,
JIia Ella Nash, . daughter of Rev. B.
W. Nash, of Goldbboro, is visiting reli
eves in the city and is tho guest of Mrs.
T.J.May, .
Ten bales of cotton sold at the Ex
change yesterday. It was brought down
by Mr. O. A. Richardson, of Dover, and
sold for 8, 8j and 9 cents. . , t
New Berne District Conference.
THIRD DAY. .
This has been the areat day of the!
conference. Much business has been
done. I canuot tro into detail, but onlv
refer to the most important matters.
Resolutions were passed, setting forth
the importance of circulating good
moral and religious literature, and thus
crowding out the immoral and licentious
stuff that is flooding the country. Our
own Church publications: the Nashville
vnristian Advocate, the Sunday school
publications of our Church and the
Quarterly Review of theM.E. Church
published at uaoon, Georgia,
and edited by that profound scholar
and able . Divine, Dr. J. W. Hinton,
were warmly endorsed. The newspa
pers, owned, edited and published by
members of the N. C. Conference were
also commended as worthy of the pat
ronage ofonr people,-;: .; ''A ,
TRINITY COLLEQB ,
Was
heartily endorsed and all our
urged to rally to its suDDort.
his College is the property of the N. C.
Conference. . This institution of learn
ing is fully organized and the Faculty
well equipped for doing honest and
efficient work. The New President,
Rev. M. ;L; , Wood, A. MM was at the
Conference and made a strong speech
on education; and also set before us his
J.1 J 1 . ' A i
considerable interest McK "hS
people. ; several witnesses were ex- dent Wood's address exhibited deter-
amined. W. E. Clarke, Esq., appeared I minatton and pluck, in his new field.
for the defendant and Wm. Whitford, The new Professors, Rev. J. T. Bagwell,
Kinston Items.
The markets are not much changed.
The following are the ruling prices:
Corn, 60o. per bushel. --
Meal, 65o. per bushel, i
, Potatoes, sweet, 60c per bushel. .
Beeswax. 22c. per pound. .'
Hams, country, 14c. per pound.
Lard 14o. per pound. -
Butter 25 to 80c. per pound. ' - -
Chickens, 25 to 60o per pair. :; '.'r.
Eggs,121o.' per doz. - ' '
The work of improvement is still go
ing on. Wm. C. Moore is building two
brick stores to the brick building for
merly owned by Moore & Cox, but now
the property of W. C. Moore. -
Anaxagorasi the Greek- philosopher.
rejoiced that' a mortal had been, born
unto him, and 60 does W. R. Bond, of
tnis place, rejoice with a similar 105 a
boy on
Springs on Monday. This place is be
coming quite popular. Crop reports
from their sections are quite encourag
ing. ' . I , . . i.
Pete came down the street in earnest
conversation, and halted in a crowd of
darkies: i Wa
Pete. ' "I was jis' conversin' wid dis
man 'bout de resin why we don't git
'long no better. 'Cause we don t stick
togedder.
Jim. "Y-y-yesdat so. dat bo."
Pete. "Now some boys i vote fur
Dempa 'cause we know he de bes' man
know what bes' fur us ebery way.
' Jim, "Y-y-yes, bou-bou-bout dat
fencel-law." ' i -' ' '
Pete. "Oh datV all right. ' It's de
bes thing eber done fur us an' you 11
hn it so befo' two years, Now , we
didn't vote furDemps 'cause we wanted
to be pemecrats, but 'cause he's a far
mer and knows what's bes' fur us la-
borin' class. Perry is a nice man, good
COMMERCIAL.
Tk'. KTmaii lawyer an' all dat kiaW things." i
T 1 f 8 ; ; Jim- "Y-T-yes bu-bu-but he aint got
atTlvea..A ; i i - . no back bone ." iMnnninirinflnav.i-
IIiirglari-i
Alfred Small, a colpred minister; was
before Esq. Brinson yesterday upon the
charge of burglary, The jcase. excited
Esq. , for the State,
was sent to jail. ; '
The defendant
Xlcetiou of Toachcra.
, 'At a meeting of the Board of Trustees
of the New Berne Academy held yester
day evening Prof. Price Thomas of the
.Duiham Graded School was chosen as
.Superintendent for the New Berne
Graded School for the next year, and
Miss Mary Carrow of Goldsboro Graded
iSchool was elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mrs; Nash.
Prof. , Thomas comesv highly recom-
jnended, and we sincerely hope he1 may
D.D., and Rov. J. F. Heitman, A. M
are gentlemen of culture and indomit
able will-power, and will add much to
the efficiency and success of the Faculty
and the College, ,
The following gentlemen were elected
Lay-Delegates to the Annual Confer
ence: - A. R. Miller, M. C.,of Kinston;
J; V, Williams, of New Berne; C. Price,
of ;Mt, Olive, and'W. A. Darden, of
Snow Hill Circuit. . C. G. Perkins, of
Goldsboro, Rev. E. L, Perkins, M. D.,
of Newport, and J.' H. Barnes, of
Wayne; were elected Alternates.
Conference adiourned for .' public
worship at 11 o'clock arm., and Rev.
w, M. Kobey, u. v., preached to a
crowded house a fine sermon.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Resolutions were offered and pi
having
Wm. B. Becton, of Jones county, was
seriously injured last Thursday by a
kick from his horse, The horse was
playing in the yard around Mr. Becton,
when he playfully kicked at him, strik
ing him on the upper lip, splitting it
and breaking the under jaw bone. . The
wound was carefully and neatly dressed
by Dr. Henry , Tull and the patient is
now doing well. ,, i-i
Last Thursday, the superintendents
and teachers of Woodington Sunday
School entertained their pupils .and the
public with a very pleasant picnio at
Woodington uuurch. mere was a large
concourse of people gathered there.
Speeches were delivered by Dr. R. H.
Lewis and Dr. H. D. Harper, of Kin
ston, and by Rev. Henry Cunningham,
of Trent. There seemed to he a general
desire to see the Sunday School work
iucre earnestly prosecuted. In order
to give a renewed impetus in this direc
tion, representatives of the different de
nominations, consisting of Messrs. (J. A.
Dudley, E. G. Tyndal, H. A. Edwards,
Rev. Henry Cunningham, Dr. R. H.
Lewis, Col. N. B. Whitfield, S. H.
Rountree, A. J.v Loflin, J. Q. Jackson,
E. F. Cox, G. E. Miller, Mrs. A. L.
Davis, met informally and resolved to
issue a call for a convention of Sunday
School workers to meet in the Baptist
no back bone." (Meaning money. )
' Just here the whole crowd entered
the conversation, and I left, not waiting
to learn if Pete convinced them of the
good effects of the stock law, or Jim of
Perry's want of back-bone. .' ,-,
come up to the'expectations which such
f6ucb flatteringfrecommendatipna have hn reference.to Greensboro Female Col- Church at Kinston at 11 o'clock a. m
wrought, ine seiecnon or a sunanie lege, iney setiorm me races inattne on oaturday, August inu, 100a. xne
nrnn to take charge Of the Graded School College had been sold. That it is now object of this meeting is to inaugurate
uhuvu nuu vuuu.w vf dwua will I 1I1CH1JO 1UU&IUK u I.I1I7 uciiat Ulauutt-
pany. inat tnis company, taeaaes to
conduct the College in the interest of
the Methodist Church South, in the
North Carolina Conference. And that
it is therefore the proper place for
Methodists to send their girls.
The President of the College, Kev. J,
M. Jones, D.D., presented the claims of
the College in a speech of great beauty
and force. This College is more -pros
perous nou than ever before since the
war. Various other resolutions were
adopted. Then the Conference thanked
the citizens of Mt. Olive for their elegant
of New Berne wag jjo small responsi
bility resting upon the Board of Trus
tees, for we regard the success of this
school of far more importance to New
Berne than anything we can think of, I
-not excepting even the election of a
Governor of North Carolina. ' , .
Miss Carrow also comes highly recom
mended.
tion, equipment and work of the Sun
day Schools of the various denomina
tions. A good attendance is earnestly
desired.
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Stonewall Items
. A Road Law, ' 1 "
The Legislature at its last session past
. au act providing an alternative method hospitality, the Presbyterians and Bap-
.ftf kepninir nnniihlio roads to be adopted tista for the use of their churches and
,by the Board of Justices of the county. The Pre8idi Elder, tlie an.
it provides ror me election or a roaa nouncements for services on Sunday,
(supervisor for each township, and tnat and some appropriate remarks in re
. U able bodied male persons between Uar to tne sncc88 and peace of the
the ages of 18 and 43 shall do three
iays' work during the year or pay in
- cash $2.50, and in addition to this pro
vides for the levying of a tax not to ex
ceed 8 cents on the hundred dollars and
24 cents on the poll to te applied to the
keeping in repair of the public roads
Conference,
tion.
pronounced the Benedic-
BCNDAY SERVICES,
Methodist Church 9 a. m. Love Feast.
11 a. m. Rev. M. L. Wood preached, the
sermon followed by the Lord's Supper.
At 4 p. m., Sunday School Mass-Meet
ing, addressed by Daniel Lane and Dr,
RnrlthAAit. At 8 . m. Rav. J. W. Jen-
it awo proYiueu tuai, ujr cuuuij uaviu i kms preached.,
adopted the law and not being pleased Presbyterian Church 11 a m: Dr.
wifK if m otinn'M hunt tn th ni.i.. . i uuwneao' preacnea. At o p. m.
' ' I It rtTT kf i 7 llantiAn nvaonhoil
ine act applies to tne wipwi or Baotist Church-li a. m.. Rev. T. M
Forsyth, Pamlico, Orange, Durham, Jones, D.D., preached. : At 8. . p. m
Bertia. Northampton. Cabarrus and Rev. A. D. Betts preached
t v,. r,lnMlUmi ., ? iniswas a nign-aav ior mi. uuve.
. I A Klrnntro rxrni-n(.fl! Dr. .innna and
AAi.nf in iYiia lmmaflDM BOnMnn in. I o
vuuoj . Dt, juurkuead preached from the same
Ciuoea in tne act, we nope tne ooaru oi text.
Justices of that county will consider it The Presiding Elder said this was one
u oi, tQi , tt nriii h .rio. oi the most interesting District uon-
Mr. Lawrence Brooks lost a valuable
horse on last Saturday of staggers.
Mr. John Gregory, who formerly-
lived among lis, but js now from Beau
fort county, is on a visit to acquain
tances. ry::...:r-- A,"'. "";. v '.
Tlie rfhooner Annie E. Hallt Queen,
master, v arrived at our wharf Sunday
evening Inst and is loading lumber for
Philanelplua for T. U. Hadder.
Dr. W. T, Kennedy is in a pretty
critical condition. He in and has been
insensible for the past 48 hours. . His
friends have no hope of his recovery.
Sheriff D. B Hooker's horse put up a
pretty good job iu . the way of a runa
way lust a tew minutes ago. some lit
tle damage to wagon and some cuts iu
bis leg constitute, the damage. "
Mr. Thos. McCotter, of Vanderaere,
has the misfortune to lose his oldest
daughter on last Sunday evening of ma
larial, fever She was some lu or Vi
years old and a bright and promising
. ' THE LATEST NEWS.
Rome, July 80. A Naples correspon
dents the Bersagliere telegraphs: "I
have just returned from Iachia. Casa
micciola, Lacco and Forio have been
destroyed. They were three of the
most flourishing : communes on the is
land, Vhich was half overthrown. ;The
road between the towns of Ischia and
Casamicciola is-:, impassable. The Pre
fect of Naples telegraphs that the town
of Casamicciola has ceased to exist. The
train from this city to Naples to-day
was crowded with passengers going to
inquire the fate of friends. The British
of Casamicciola, D6n Fiiipania, of Rome,
and the Prefect of. Cagmiari, are report
ed among the dead. There were very
few English visitors on the island at
the time of the disaster.. None of the
special dispatches mention American
names among the killed or injured. :
Naples, July 80. Prof. Palmieri, di
rector of the meteorological observatory
on Mount Vesuvius, states that the dis
aster on the Island oflschia Saturday
night was not due to an earthquake, but
to the subsidence of the ground. The
scenes here occasioned by the accident
are heart-rending. The hospitals are
crowded with the wounded survivors,
and the dead houses are filled with the
bodies of the victims. The bodies of
several Neapolitan ladies have been re
covered from the ruins. Five houses
remain standing at Casamicciola. Cries
for help can be heard coming from the
ruins.! Sappers are hard at work en
deavoring to rescue persons who are
still alive. Boats from the island filled
with dead bodies are arriving here con
stantly. London, July 80. Intelligence has
just been received here that James
Carey, the ' informer in the Phoenix
Park murder cases, was shot dead yes
terday on the steamship Melrose, while
she was between Capetown and Port
Elizabeth, Cape Colony, by a fellow
passenger named O'Donnell.
' O'Donnell took passage here by tho
mail steamship Kinfann's Castle, which
left Dartmouth on the 6th inst. for Cape
Town, where she transferred her pas
sengers who were destined to Port
Elizabeth, Natal and other coast ports
to the steamship Melrose. The report
of the shooting of Carey caused intense
excitement in the West End in London,
and in the House of Commons, O'Don
nell his slayer is in custody. The gov
ernment had taken special and expen-
NBW BERNE MARKET. ,
; CoTTOH-jMiddliug, 9; strict low Mid
dling 8 8 4.; low middling 8 1-2.
Coen In sacks, 65c. ; in bulk 58o.
TUBPENTDiB Dip, 2.25; hard 81.25.
Tab Firm at $1.50 and 91.75. ..
Beeswax 25c. per lb.
Honey S0o. per gallon. - "
r Beef On foot, 5c. to-6c. , , j
" Mutton $1.50a2 per' head.'
Hams Country, 18tc. per pound. ;
: Lahd Country,' 121c. per lb. ; ,
.' Fresh Pork 7a9c. per pound. .
Egk3812o. per dozen. .
Peanuts 11.50 per bushel. .. n
Fodder $1.25 per hundred.
Onions $1.00 per bush.
. Apples 25a50c. per bushel. , .
Peas 85c. per bushel.
O iTS 85a40c. per bushel.
Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green So.
Tallow 6c. per lb. , . .
Chickens Grown, 45a60c. per pair
spring 25a40c.
. Meal Bolted, 75c. par bushel. . ..
Potatoes Bahamas, 60c.; yams 60c.
per bushel. , . , .
Wool 12a20c. per pound. L
Shingles West India,dull and mm
inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch
hearts, $4.00; saps, $3.00 per M.
WHOLESALE PRICES. ' '
New Mess Pork $17.50; long ckars
9ic; shoulders, dry salt, 7ic.
Molasses and Syrups 80a50c.
Salt $1.00 per sack.
Flour $4.00a7.50 per barrel. . '
CITY ITEMS.
This column, nest to lornl npw li tn i
used for lwal ndTertlslns. Rates, 10 cents a
line for flint Insertion, ami 6 cents a lluefov
each subsequont Insertion.
Small lot of peanuts for sale at Hnm..
phrey & Howard's. Parties in want
had better call at once. i "H. & H.
july261w. ; V.
A First Clan - .
Sewing machine bran new can be
bought cheap at the Journal office. -
RECEIVED BY STEAMER SHEN
ANDOAH, JULY 24th, 1883:.. ,
Best Sugar Cured Hamsj r"''T.,7T
' i ? T RhonltlAi-a 1 ' i t "
Dried hie), '
Corned Bee tii Canst" ' 7 ' ' TT"
FANCY O I I.T EDGE CHKESE,
VEHY BEST UUTfEB, I ' 1 f't
HIGHEfiT GIIADE GEAN. SUGaH,
Uutter, t'hecee and Lard kept on Ice from
the day of arrival to the hour of sale. -Guaranteed
fresh ai:d the best to be lind. For
Cash Only. ' , ; '
Come and try them. s ' - - ' ".,
Jul20-lw WM. EELL IiALLAKCE & W. -
little rirl. The parents have the true sivn measurca to Drotect Carcv.
sympathy of all who knew her. . h Washington. July 30.-Sureeon Gen-
Yesterday was a lively day in our eral Hamilton, of the marine hospital
place. Many of the: citizens from service, , to-day received a cable dis
Smith and the Broad Creek sections I natch from Havana stating that the
were here as witnesses in a case before steamer City of . Merida, from Vera
J. O. Baxter, Esq., in which E. G. Wise Cruz to New York, left eleven cases of
was plaintiff and W. H. Jacobs was de- yellow fever at that port. The steamer
m Whiskey,
A Really Pure Stimulant,
This whiskey Is controlled entirely by Ven
able Heyiiiun, N. Y. It Is distilled In Mary
land lu the slate water regions of that State
from the small grain grown there. The distil
lation Is superintended by a gentleman wbo
understands his business thoroughly. Nothing
deleterious Is allowed to enter Into Its com
position, and none of it Is allowed to be sold
until It is fully three years old In order that It
may bo entirely free by evaporation from the
fusel oil. Venable & Heyman offer these
goods ns perfectly pure to Jill a long felt want
for medical purposes. It is their own brand
and they stake their reputation on the truth
oi mis UHseruon.
For sale by
C. H. BLANK,
augld4w3m New Berne, N. C.
L. J. TAYLOR,
AGENT FOE TIIE
Goldsboro Bottling Go.
(LEVI & LANG),
Is prepared to fill all orders for Ginger Ale,
N. O. Jream Mead. BarBaparllla, California
Fear. Champagne-Cider, In four and six dozen
crates.
These goods are warranted to equal any In
tne market.
He also keeps Lorlllard's HlKh-Toast Bcotcli
Snuff, Cigars, Tobacco, Hodu Water, Kbaed
ice, candy, etc.
Don't fail to call on htm for your Ginger
Ale ana
COM IS AGAIN.
L. J. TAYLOR,
june21dly .. Hancock street, near Depot.
LIFE AHD TIMES OF S. S, PRENTISS,
By JOSEPH D. SHIELDS,
A former 1'hdII of Mr. Prentiss, Is to be pub
lished by l.ippincott & Co., of 1'liil delphla, In
rypograpnicaisiyie, line me Laie oi Ajexan
der Stephens, now being published by th
Messrs. LlDUiucott.
The subscription papers may be round at tne
-journal omce. . - juiai-aim
parture from the old method, to some
extent, and if it works well it should
be made general by the next General
Assemliy.
ferences he ever attended. It was a
Rood Conference, but it should have
been better. ,:::..;'!'v .r-'!"--":'
I forgot to mention the fact: that a
M,:,. ay meeting was held on Satur
day t t u the Methodist Church: ad
ruin off More rhanTh.TCanChaw. e ,3 were maae Dy ko?.j.ju. nana,
" - IVI Tl nnJ T Q D.WkM n rl M Anllan
j,.Jrav, ' Mnn t'sVittl fnr TVimanMn M as nna. V
xotn, sums up rAigeuuuiuu (luiuuaocs Tj,e church is makine prorress in
' rjer vear to be 82,000,000, while she sells many ways in the District. "The Lord
I VI UVDIO 10 TV 4 VIA UD kUD UVU V VliVVM IB
fendant. I was told there were 22 wit
nesses. On hand among the crowd was
Mr. R.T. Midyett, Lewis Midyett, C,
M. Caroon, Jas. M. Caroon, S. B. Lane,
Esq. . Many others as a matter of
course. The party beaten is not satis
fied. Mr.' Clem Manly, of your city,
appeared for plaintiff and W. T. Caho,
Esq;, for defendant. It consumed the
whole evening.
only C50,CC0 worth of cotton, and he
says they soil absolutely , nothing but
cotton. If tins be true she is "biting
T mfira r!-.nn aha nan chaw." and as
py says a mighty collapse . must
.-ome shortly. ' -''.."; '-,:.
vv e are inutiuuu mum, iiuwqca,
tltat our brother is "looking entirely at
; t! a Hoomy side. We propose to com-
n Craven's purchases and see if we
t a mora favorrX' 3 r-ort.
iiar- ' 1 Int
.ce
1 for
ast
our refuse.
Skiduoke.
Mr. J. E. Blackwell, Pine Hall, N. C,
says:. ' My wife was leeiing very pooriv
and I, too, was in bad health. Brown's
Iron Bitters greatly benefited us." . . . ;
Lk Grange Items-
r Jones County Items.
Crops are suffering very much for
rain in some sections of Jones..
s One of the finest and most enjoyable
picnics it has ever been our privilege to
attend came off at the ree linage last I
week. The beauty, the wit, the intelli
gence and the elite of Jones county to a
feat extent were there, scores of
"hearts beat happily," "soft eyes looked
! ,-ve to eyes that spake again, and all
went tieny as a marriage bell." i i
While up in the Cypress Creek section
of this county last week we had the
plcr'ure of srond." some time with
I... :3.Cr( 1...1, two handsome
yoi l"'l -us wi.h tl.eir sign and "a
v : 'l"ail s'op; ed to think for
wl.'t rurpobe, as everj thing seemed to
5 cniu' I on as if te holm of domestic
iv r "no-"! ty a laay, ana we
' I vs oi,ly for the purpose
i r 1 1 i ,r e, :y bliss.
I ' r'' t""l i iy of the r.ewly
i i are not going to
r i t j " 'y. It of course is
it' t or cot as f. f-y
. I t" t t' '-y v I
' ; ' i' I
l ' 1
public
was disinfected on the 28th inst.
Macjon, July 80.i-A special to the
Telegraph ; and Messenger, says that a
youth named , Silver, . aged seventeen
vears. livine near Centreville, stabbed
his older brother in the left side, killing
him. A coroner's jury has found him
guilty of murder. ( '
. Portsmoutha.', July 80. The Penn
sylvania excursion of parties prospect
ing for homes in North Carolina reached
I here to-day.. It-is eminently satisfac
i tory. Fifty first-class people are along.
' , , . J. T. Patrick,
: State Agent of Immigration.
Nashville, July SO. In the Polk case
yesterday Judge Allen overruled the
motion tor a new trial ana passea sen
tence upon the prisoner. The case was
appealed to the Supreme Court and the
bond raised to $45,000, whioh was given.
Would Inform the public generally .hat he
la fitted up In first-class style, and la prepared
to give you a good a shave as was given when
his predecessor, John M. Banton, was alive, I
for TEN CENTS. : :: j I
Call at the Gaston House Barber Shofi
and be convluced. , Jul!Sl-dly i
From New Orleans Times-Deinocrat.J
The Ballett Magnolia Cotton Gin: ,:L
In our paper to-day will be found the adver
lisemenf ot that justly celebrated cotton ein
-the i "Uullett Magnolia." vv e have traversf a
within tho past Bix months the entire cotton
belt from Texas to VliRinla. and thrmiuhm.r
Uie States c mblued In that district the retm- '
tation of this noted gin Is bevond crivil or
question. It elands first and foremost with
all, in mechanism, durability and perfection.
And, indeed, no enterprise could tail of sue- .
cess, conducted as is the business of this com-
yany. i,iiuiuiiy uuuer ine control of lienj.
min D. Gullett, a man familiar tbroutAout
the South, at his death Us management da"
volved upon one whose name is Itself a tower
o strength Albei t Baldwin, Esq. To his side
this sentleman has called, as a PftnAral man.
ager, Mr Geo. A Peete, than whom, In execn -
uYvaumtj, uuue auier can oe iound. Truly
is this establishment a homo Institution
everything used in the construction of the
macnines, even to tne castings and saws be
ing made at their own factory- whiln thA ma-
jestic magnolia and lorgl-eaf yellow pine, of
.."...li hwii Hiuaaic iuitiiuitti:Lurea,grow tnlcK
on their own immediately adjacent lands. In
fine, the "Gullett Magnolia," as agin, cannot
be excelled, and all who use it sound its
praises ever afterward. . v
r-or saie ny 1
J. C. WHITT1Y
DEATH TO
WHITEWASH.
Maxwell's
PREPARED
GYPSUM.
For whitening and color
ing Walls or Churches.
Dwellings, Faetoi les.Mllls
Barns and Fences.
Beantlful, Durable fc
. ' Cheap. '
Its superiority over Lime
Is like that of Paint Fur
nished In several different
colors. Does not Rnb,
Peel, Crack, Wash Oil
or Change color. Send
for prices and Tint Cards showing the d lifer
ent colors. . , .-, .
For sale in bbls, 14 bbls, bbls and cans, " .
By JOHN C. AVHITTY, Newbern, ft C,' '
Agent for Newbern aud vicinity.
"Excelsior',' Cider Mills, j
"Kentucky" Cane Mills. -!
QASH buyers'
can get
spot terms at
BERRY'S.
O AVE time, avoid delay when Buffer-
KJ ing, by having your prescriptions
dispensed at : r BEKBY'S.
fIMDLE fingers work for the sick
JA at - ... .BERRY'S.
A NIGHT BELL for the use of those
il that trade at . . BERRY'S.
XT O matter whose advertisement headB
1.1 the prescription you still have the
right to have it put up at piiKKx u
NEW York, July, 80, The police re- npO comoete with low-nriced troods ILinA ftf the P.pst nrnilns nf T.fnnnr.
ported at noon to-day that a man named j J furnished to our 'country stores : . 1 i ' , ; ; . , i!
The weather is pleasant. ,
The board of supervisors of
roads maet next Saturday.
Mrs. Dr. Hadley returned home Sat
urday from a visit to relatives in the up
Jesse Wood fa happy in the belief that rTin ri.Ci ? "? if?' "l !W.U I '
.Ill ha mIImI IOM.--M onnn'M M iuu"" u " cauea uuuu io bjm uuiuneiuiun wn
" Tu " r r i on west- Twenty-secona street, coin
baby can talk. ' i I wr hnt thromrh tha head. It is sun-
Kin Bizzell says its (the baby V a fine I nnacA ta he a case of murder and suicide.
one weighs twelve pounds and is of the The couple had occupied rooms about
remaie persuasion. . s , two months. The man is about thirty
In some s.ctions farmers are com- years of age and his wife thirty-five.
plaining of dry weather. It is said The motive ' for the tragedy is not
want or rain Known. ' i -. . v
'Cook's'', Evaporators. ; ,
'l 8ENI) FOR PRICES.
joueai n.a v . 1. O. 'WHITTY.'
Just Received i-r
Fine Sugar Cured IlaniP, ' ' ' '
Breakfast Bacon, .......
Sugar Cured Shouldera.
Choice Butter and Clieeoe, t
Best Quality of Lard.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE FLOUR.
Catawba, Scuppeinong, Sherry
and Port Winca, and a Complete
.3
! t
I cf
5 i.
that crops are injuring for
in the White mil region. :
A Sunday School excursion from here
to Morehead City, is booked for Thurs
day August 9th and return the 11th. f :
No preaching in town for two weeks.
Can't some arrangements be made by
which we can have services every Sab
bath;?. Another beat atory 1s out." This time
one who is familiar with bear tracks
says it is surely a bear. Rather late,
Ue hu kloberry seanon is nearly oyer-
It s ,8 that work on the new bridge
wi 1 fver connaence.' It is due to the
s ' ' -i t t the work be done in
! ! li Hi-ie, and if the pros
;. tt v ut do it, get another.
S i fro1') ri;t county
.1 . w i) -C-ven
upon to meet competition
low strength goods. You can depend
upon the strengh of all goods covered
bv mv label, no biods nut ud at
I A 1 1XED paints; 81.85 per eallon, at
ill -v,-.--i.. ru , . BERRY'S.
GHAS. H. BLANK.
FRESH BUTTER received every
week. .- - " .' v
New York Cotton Futures.:
Nbw York, July. 38i-The PosVt cot-
SEED as follows: New crop turnip,
45; peas 4.50; beans 8.60: raddishes
40; spinach 25; cabbage 4 to 4.50. 1 Con-
A NEW stock of TEA for the Bum
mer' trade just received. '
ton, report ; saysi I, Future deliveries waoto taken till Oct. 1st ; basw cash at
mutnofl hern nf. uhnnf. lAnr. Hntnrdnv a
n .ha rfntnnnd rmiw.' o-rna-.iftliir 'da, 1 BERRY, Dealer in -.Drugs', Seeds
a J Ik . n A' . .1 Jf..
1 I ! 1.1 S I..LM i ,1. , ' , t.ll, I
clined 6 100a8-l00,' AuguBt selling be
fore the third call at 9.90; September
10.CCO. At the third call ; August
brought 9.89; September 10.000; January
9.83; offered 9.88; November 9.83, De
cember 9 85; February 10.05; March
10.15; April 10 28. - ; '
.Toilet, find. Laundry SOAP;iin reat
variety. , . j , ,
Sparkling CIDER, a cool and refresh.
ing drink. , ,N J ,- i . - -
to ,2001
' Mr. L. Erowu, Durham, N. C, Wys:
"I' arose every morning with a -bad
heart 'I he. I used Brown's Iron Bitters
and fjund relief.',' . -i '..:
QTEAM ENGINES! from 2
kj llorse. ,., ... y.',,.?.
Tlrtilarct nf avarv AaaM-tnt inn
Cotton Gins, Cotton Presses'; Cotton.
Cleaners, ' ' ' ; '. .
"Moore Co. Grit" Corn Mills; ;
"Maid of the South" Com Mills,
Rice and Wheat Threshers, &c., &o. i
IX Send for catalogue and prices. '
J. C. WU1TTY,
maySlatf . New torne, N. 0.
Pure 'APPLE VINEO AR.
: vi.,'l ) ! -- - - -- ' - -
English Island MOLASSES.
f l.
HAMS and Breakfast Bacons i i
Flavoring Extracts (all fresh). ! ' '
. ; 1 , i . -.
Special bargains offered td cash cua
tomers.. ''; -r . ,