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NO. 122.
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Maysvillo Items.
The Carolina. ' j
The new boat built by the Farmers
and Merchants Steamboat Company was . Crops are looking very well,
launched last Saturday at snow Hill inv. , -i .. j
and christened Carolina by Miss Carrie i Farmer
utu, one was Drought down by the
Snow EUl yesterday to have her ma
chinery put in. - ' ' : I
The Carolina is 83 feet long, over all,
and 20 feet breadth of beam; ia built for
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.'
- W. M. Watson Special meeting. -,
S. W, Latham Notice, . .
v.:.... i. .
J uurnal Miniature Almanac.
Sun rues, 5:24 I Length of day,
b un sets, 6:41 1 13 hours, 17 minutes.
. Moon rises at 8:38 p. m. x
Yesterday was warm enough to drive
pleasure seekers back to the summer
resorts..
The steamer Qoldsboro sailed yester
day with a cargo of general freight for
' Baltimore. V ,
A new insurance company-a branch 'The "Old .Maid's Club" sei sail a
of the Home Guardian-has been incor- Jnoreneaa i;ity yesteraay lorBwansnoro;.
porated in this city. ' -, .
The steamer ,BancAe sailed for Tren
ton yesterday, Commodore George Cra
dle in charge. He is destined to become
' a famous navigator.. -
er-
(to strip fodd
of tif the ' oountyV there is a very long I Urn. Holden Forswears fiepublican
yard, covered with eraaa that stretches ; ' li: " . im.,v.. i
out like a irre earnet. shaded over bv 1 -' ; : ' X tSQH, August 18, 1888.
eiant oaks, that look like thev had stood WP tnw method or stating that x
... . i : .i ; .i , , r I i i m .. T V
KAffhi. init- Win, the! storms of. a century, spread their ""TO ni-.r W,B wr
Jdder. ; "'-::-':,i:;tvv;- luxuriant boughs ui pike's verdant Hcan party? imither; do I belongtothe
. . .i , I U.u j I Lihern.1 Rptinhlinan nartv. I mav eive
Mr. Hearne, the steamboat man, yl"r?J TT L.n.h.r ihi.-.;
ItaA m tta.ab - ! I lanuru kua imJDiwjra, n en, uiuucr uuio r , r
Tt ' ' t u !' '' u ' ' Vti.' lca'ne,as usual Dnt me preparations ror
paasengers and freight; has three ss!- day- Mr, p. S. Barrus, or P OHoksvUle, . viand foun(l air hand8 to arrShg
... : i i - i j h I ih intra nf ininliiff fho hnnHntr nnma fif I .. .. ' - - ' ' -i---i
wud uu win currjr uuuk uuw nuuureu i " , r , -T l them uutu the feast waa ready and such
bales of cotton. She was built for the MayaviHe. " j l a feast of such quantity and quality as
: ai : xi - I r ci 'a-l C-j . C. i1 ;1 1 vnnlil flftf.iafxr ftta trtrat' faaf Minna oni.
iwrpwv vx WW"' mr.Dimin nas iweo buccobbiui in nw " "T .u r flftv dftntha frnm ohnlfiVa horn War
uuio. voii, 'aiior uiuiici. iirerti wao i -- 1 -
New Hehne, Anuusl u, IHitt.
Oil SEPTEMBER 1st I aliftll mnva mv
pliice of business from my present stand (next
to the Ice House) to the Store uade (M4
Fellews Hall, oppasiU C'eata-al Hotel,
nuciv . W ill uo uufJfiy iM S?U filV Tit? IKlfi.
JiiW iijl .) W.:W, HOtDKN,;
-rCpr,' News and Qfrservtr. i vr. it
;T11E LITEST EWS'::,4;
Alexaijdrta, Aug. 18.-rThere were
creek.
Tb Old Melds Club.
protracted meeting at Tabernacle; had .fiUlZlikt:
35 accessions to tlvat church, so I have until the shadows lengthened out as the ; jA
Cffiee of Christian Brotherhacd,
"' Corner Main and Commerce Streets.'"
i .u No. 7 Virginian Building, . .
Nubvouc, Va Augt. U U83.
T our Members la New Berne t
Our agent, W. B.BOYD, Is authorised to "
eolleet nnd receipt for aU dues to the CHRIS-
mmmuu., ,;. . K. a, J0WE8, Sec'y.
been informed. ' .
We were shown last week bv Mr. C
JxCK'snji. Mfss
1 ,1 V. . 1. ' 1 il A 1 1
BW,ui utt, ru.ieu uowu ueumu wi we8l- g Democratic
through the tree tnnn. tnllinir un it wa after four days session and the with-
' Aug. 18. The Jack
District Convention,
Our correspondent at that place lias not! Hay, a piepe of an oyster shell we I time to go homo. It seems a pity that Idrawal of four, prominent candidates
labored altogether jn vain to bring the JudKe at)0ui quarter or the whole Mr. r ranm snouia occupy tins Deauti- to-day nominated R. E. Miller, of Copiah
old vUlage into notlce"as. summer: re- h.cu weighed 10 lbs.; no story,
sort. ,':' '.V.A'.'.i f r;'-.. , :y Mr. Rigs, of Owlow county, killed a simDlv sav to our friend Franks dont Boston, Aug. 8. At a meeting of the
We' had the pleasure of I'dropping J rattlesnake last week which :had 34 be a victim;' labor to be a victor; never I Democratic State committee to-day it
I give Up. Omnia Vindt amor. . tl wfla AaniAaA, tn hnld a Ktntn Rnnnntinn
A military company rrom KeidBvme teHn . nefi at tnfi -y finpo,. ftn(1 ienth. How about that of vmirs. Mr.
J j e -it i j rui iJ r r ,. .-. T I , ,
i,au uowu .w vrnt;ita vuy found by examining the register that G. W. W.
Tlltrht. - Hon R Tl Wnnfiu lr mot tWm I . . ' - I
. I ' "7 " ; .7. "fl. man' TW1Kranaa cauea rrom several ; A trip to Hollywood gave us the
T. .. "Cl " i i" """ v" Wl States; but one of New Berne's young a vleemje ot eyeing one of the most dan.
ii i m i:t lriirnH mi w , . . . . . . i - . ,
... , s torney'B name appeared on nearly every gerous looking animals we ever saw. It
ir r.nocn w aas wonn carnea ouu page, ferhapa. he acted as counsel for waa a wild cat or catamount. The Aaas nnmhod 70 Ronthom Sraf a OS
ftxronfv Vinrca Anflrlna anA tajAnfv.flvA I 11 : : i. 1 . - '
j - ... u.v.uujumc vujiiuio. - Mtrned it wlnln thft huntnra ware hunt.
noise power boiler K.nebei s vibrating
GENERAL NEWS.
was decided to hold a State convention
at Springfield September 26th.
Mobile, Ala., Aug. 18. A fire at
Galveston is threatened " with a Cwford, Miss., . last night destroyed
water fumiriA -., ' , i twelve stores and six warehouses. The
Thev sell kites in New York at a
ing deer and was killed by Mr.1 E. H.J cent apiece, and make a good profit.
waters, s air. uiuett nas neenacousing vsirht. tnnaaA 00 efmAt
Contentnea Neck Items;
valveon yesterday, having purchased
' the same from J. C Whitty. , Mr. H. L.
Beck and Wil. Robins,' of the West
-Point. Engine and Machine Company,
have just put down one of these engines
and boilers, which was also purchased
of J. C. Whitty, for E. M. Foscue, Esq.
of Jones county. - -
Died, " '
; in new York, on August 18th, atter greatly to be regretted. But what ia
n ifiYior nnn nainrni uinoaa mi ra wnnai . , , 1
e! : Cuthbert: wife "ot Emmet Cuthbert r.: Kingsbury going to do about it. A I continue dying
' . Mrs. Cuthbert was a native of Peters- "iao vavi senwmeni, may require mm justice U. L. Kountree has been very
'burg, Va.; and was a resident of New t0 ngage la a fcamn or "ff en- flick, but ia improving,
Berne for about fifteen years previous
ttnBinftBa fail,,. fnr th wopfe loss is $100,000, insured for 816,000.
rnN8AixLA, August io. mere is no
yellow fever at Pensacola. There has
been one death at the navy yard, which
is seven miles from here. . Surgeon
Owen and his son and a marine are
sick, it is supposed with yellow fever.
A cordon has been established around
Messrs. Ashe and Klngsbarr
Mr. Ashe and Mr. Kinroburr have at
length reaped the reward of fierce and the do88 of killing his sheep, but says for higher Wages , at Ashton-under
angry controversy the one in giving I uuw u uas uw uas umiuuuiuwiy.De
and the other in receiving an insult inaama6e, sayB ne nas Kiuea a nunarea
an editorial in tha Ne.w.Cihtrm.r. Mr. lambs for him Since last fall,
Ashe has called his adversary a liar and
a scoundrel.. That gentlemen of their
character and occupying their positions A few cases of sickness, but no deaths were married Thursday in the ball leavinir the citv from fear of the disease.
.nyi.ui.p.u.wn.wi.1 vuuio hi wu w w report. 1 1UUUI IU AiUI KjU VBIUS. , , I Drmcx.nn : m,f 19 aQot
xne cattie and norses 01 tms section
ml. , ci : i . i i. cm
, XU Ol.lllieac eiUUaBBV Um OlKX- Itha nun -ctA nn UriA or,H ;wnnr
pore on Thursday for England and which ttake8 the citizen of Pensacoia
A romantic Pennsylvania couple aiarm whatever felt here. No
is no
one is
to 1802.
Personal. '. -
. ,Mrs. Stonewall Jackson and daugh-
ter, Miss Julia, accompanied by Mrs
doverner Jarvis, passed up from More.
head - City yesterday on their way to
Warm Springs.
i. Miss Carrie Dail, of Snow Hill, is in
; the city. -v. .. '
counter with his enemy, or to invite him
across the Virginia line. If he do
either he will endanger his own life
and may do what, to a man of high
moral sense, is a calamity next to his
own destruction take the life' of his
fellow. And yet it is a severe trial,
even for a man of courage, to endure
patiently, such an insult. , " ' ' :?
Is there no better method for honora-
Aueust
An official announcement was Hughes says he has notified all the
made by the telegraphers' union, assemblies to return to work m accord-
that the strike is a failure. . J!,1, J L tST Arm... 52?
I UHlIlllllHll. Ill ICI'HI II 1.1 1 L1IM Mllllllr!!!
The Russian government has sent collapse of the strike he was very re-
?Mri B J Rountree was seen the other twenty-two students of the Univer- ticent, but said .he was satisfied the
morning rolling one of his cows home Sityol St. Petersburg into exile m - wasarauure auer tne wira aay,
, , , QiWia . ; - The members of the Brotherhood attnb
in a Wheel barrow, t . t . lOluerm. I nta MiIp d Afaat in th Knitrtita nt iMhne
Mr. Frank Braxton keena hia hoes Iu a collision between a passenger who they sfly failed to give them the
shut up to keep them from rooting train and a ireight engine, at Uhar- support they had promised
11.- ii- 1..H. . : i loi i h. nrHinau rarris. 01 aiiuiilh..!
taemseives to ueam. i , rr. nrmv rmnwa
mu Wii. j.. , ,,. was Kiiiea. ; . nflo,
The Method ista are holdinir a nro-l . . -i ' ' . ,
I I, nnn Ir I Innnn t AnanalADa I hinn. I Tula . . i .. . . i. -
Mnt.J iHdAf:M .1 Daoa l( Gli.Mn XTrt I 1 IdUft 1UUUV, M UUCUVlvm UMlUtr I 1IUO W1UHII1, HOI HI 1WU UCWD, IB IU UK
bmusbmumwu. mo in a j t,rio annlAil i used lor local auvertising. nates, iu cents a
afifiaaaiona an T haA hoarrl r,f. : ! -- FF" line for flrst Insertion, and Scents a line for
Rev.
movement of New Bernlaus.
for . naturalization DaDers in New each subsequent insertion.
u. a. uiayion, 01 uoiumoia, a. 1 Ynrlr
He has been in this country
ble men to adjust their personal diffl
cutties ; than , that resorted to by the C preached a very able '.sermon to alplpvon vnars.
i-D. . . jrou ( jreouu- rumatt and sanctioned Dy me cooe r large congregation at Bethel last atur- i?nn1. i,nHr barra ftf ntani nnw.
J . m tt j im,i- C1..1 I . . . I - . . I : Muiimvu a. VI a.iu v f "
uajr uiurm-u tor xxaywoou, none oui- we thin there is; we' commend to day night. 1 ,iOP ovnWlnT a Aanni. anA
phurBprmgs. a , Messrs. Ashe and Xingsbury the wise n ia renortfld that all the matratea trains rlflmolishnd and fwweral rier-
Mrs. Mary UUver lert yesterday for suggestion of the CTiurcA Messenger. f nnnntnM .,.M.fc Mnt .t.,.Hi. Rons killfid hv s-th nnllision of two
e.8uurK, xeuxHww, uo a visit to rem- at mem aiDiiraw tneir dinerence. iP ,rA r ,'. nsnitrMmmls. trains near Lex neton. Kv.
- , . a - wri " J I t O 7 tl -
xsooooy Deueve8:r. -ingsDury is eitneri Bil)ners levying a tax to build a road
-1.'-- J 1 t..l i 1- 1 -I
v. A First Class -
Sewing machine bran new can
bought cheap at the Journal office.
sulS-dtf
8AM. B. WATERS.
WM. SANDKHWW. ' . m W. AJH1KMN
. SANDERLINrBEOSr
Gen'l Oduimissioii Merchants
i So. IT Roanoka Dock, Vorfolk, 1m.
Conslenments of cotton. Iteannta ivtm shin
gles, lumber, staves and country produce of
every description solicited. .''.'
Liberal advances made on consignments In
hand, or on bill lading.
8peclal attention paid to country produce
generally. aultt-dly
B. D. BRICKHOUSE
Msnufaoturer and Dealer In
Carts, VVfigonSjTrusks,
Carriages, Harness, Etc.,
41 & 43 UNION STREET,
NOUFOI.K.
aull-d4w8m ..
VA.
Elizabeth Iron Works,
CHAs. W. PETT1T, Prop., .
280, 282, 284 and ' 286 Water Btreet,
tfORFOLK, VA '" 'r
,f ! MANUFACTUREE OF 1 .1
ENGINES, BOILERS,
Saw and Grist MillSj
SHAFTINGS,
Pulleys, U angers,
FOEOIKQS AKD CASTIKQS,
Of Every Description
t9- Complete facilities for ALL WOBKui
our line. . . 4 aul7-d4wly
be
FRANK B. SMITH,
ARCHITECT,
51 GHANBJT STREET,
NORPOIiK, VA,
DrawiaRS and deslons fiirnlshMt tA hniirfira
and contractors In any part of tbeeountry. ,
QFFICE SECX'Y AND TEEAS.
. Board Trustees New Berne Academy.
Nathan Toms,
rerquimans uo , N. C.
iJ , . - i 111. -rr. . . ... I rt rL . ---- J I w . I A KPfIIiT. MirlrTIVfl rf Ih. nni UT1
uvea. ;, .... -s-.i . ; 1 xsoooov Deuevea-r. intrBDurv is eitneri :. - i...:i a .mtim.s,.'.tt j 1 1 " " ..Uvi.,u
R WW, 1W M.. .1... K t.-. B,UUD".""'luts" UU"U " - Auu-u:0;tauuBuul,WjrC3a beheld THIS AFTERNOON at FOOR o'clock.
.... , 1 -mi u a nwuuuiw, wuv 9 u uv i fmm K itiamTi tA Naiiqa ritror hrintyt-' ann I AT PAt.r.ATI tQPfnriPa in Nwir.TAritinil I ot thn fiFPlPF W n DPTVanv
'"t w " "T? BU r" w"4 uaB uul , ,VBU also to the building of an iron bridge have been thrown out of employ
""f"" ;v ; ; mr, Bne jusi, cause ior resentment. ap.m Nourb river at Klnaton: Tf 5t is meat bv the Droh bit on of mnor.
tiowevertniamay be, ir rererrea to mu- neceesarywe think they ought to be tation of cotton from Egypt.
tuai menas such apologies ana repara- built.'but Would not the. old road and MADRID. An?. 16. Thp. newsna-
tionas they decide to be. due tan be W00Aen bridee . with a few renairs. be Dera here declare that French SDec-
Ey order of the President,
It W. M. WATSON, Seot'yandTreas.
A Turpentine Maker.- i.'m-A,,-i--M
Hr, Canon Smith, of Jones county,
brought down and sold yesterday seven'
ty-four barrels qf
to Mr. E. EUis
. made this turpentine entirely at one
dipping, and . with one round shave,
from boxes that had been run from
even to eighteen feet high.
Fifty barrels, we think, would be con.'
Hotice.
Not ice is hereby given that on SATURDAY,
Geo. W. Toms,
Hertford, N. C.
TOMS & SON, :
Commission Merchants,
FOB THB SALE OF
Cotton, Lumber, Grain, Peanuta, and
ui uouutry rroauce. :
K. 30 Myers' Wharf, ; '
aulOdiwlm NORFOI.K. VA .
a soiayesraayBoven- madeandthe character of the parties sufficient until the county becomes abler ulators raised 750,000 francs for the the first day of SEPTEMBER, will be put
wP ?n 1. 'of.kpnot .and: ooung;riiiain.'.nnJm- to pay tho tax that would have to be purpose of corrupting the Spanish out to the West bidder, at the residence 01
L'.-".'! Paired-" v":f levied? A petition was gotten up and army and; bringing aboot a rising. W. K. Roe, the contract for BUILDING TWO
meeting of Trustees.
The Board ofTri
Academy meet this
signed by the best citizens of the Nock, I
1; Chicago, . Aug. 16. The five school houses in district no. two,
ustoes of New Bernel40"'1'1 tSbri,lge acr0BS tne river near 'shops operated by the United States craven county, specincations then to be
his afternoon for theBecton8 ' F'eld.i and presented to Rolling Stock Company, in Blue stated. ", The committee reserve the right to
purpose of filling vacancies in the corps the commissioners; Commissioner Mai. iwano avenue,i wis city, were onvma rBject any and ail bids!
M.rl rnr nna fc.,l tn .t of teacher for the following vaar. We vvooien movea to lay it on me tame " - By order or tne school committee,
- - l x l x i j i T"V- i 1,11 iiirinn. iihiK trta it ft r. ill nr.
a diDDine from hitch boxes. Mr. Smith do not know that it is intended to trad- BUU " ,ms 7. IT' 'i" "
- " v ' i i ? it - '. . -i i- . x i i . : iiT1 a nit a ii rr ii i nn to i inan i . .
rnn. .k.t l,o ia .UUn V,o ta t eact other huaineBB. hut wnnld it not h uli kwimwmwi, we wX aitttw uta ' . yr . angiHiwi
bleeding pines.
well for them to take some earnest steps dowu t!,ifl way
in the direction of building a hew
school house. -.The old Academy is well
enough as far as it goes. .' But there are
only four rooms. ( These rooms are very
excellently adapted for school purposes.
But instead of four we need at least ten
Richlands Items
Chicago, Aug. 16. The railroad
passenger , rate war. between, this
city and St. Louis .ended to-day,
and the three roads competing for
the business tho Illinois Central,
S. W. LATHAM, ,
: Chairman.
IteliRlona News.
Mr. Daniel Davis, of the Core creek
section, tells us that Rev. A, JuoC'ulIen
ia conducting -an interesting revival at
Aabury church in that neighborhood.
Up to Sunday night fourteen had been school rooms, and a.hall for calisthenics,
converted, and there were many other I and other , necessary congregations of
penitents. Our townsman W. G. Bryan pupils, " The old ..Roberts building now
was in attendance on Sunday. " i ; being used to supply the defloiencyin
Ihe new fresbytenan chucn at uroa- room is very illy fitted for the purpose,
tan was dedicated on Sunday last, Rev. I The rooms are low and crowded and
3 TT Y .1 .... lAU.,l...n n.rnklnn ,1.n I i. . -.1. ' '
sermon. A large crowd was in atten-j - New school buildings are being built
dauce, among whom were Uessrs.'J. 0.1 all over the. State. x Raleigh expends
VTL'Uv and C. E. Fovof this citv. who 835.000 for a new school. The new
ii ounce the sermon trobd. the audi- school huildinr in.WintxSn will "emit Iiu a ne wui get aone tne worx eastward. V Owinff
nce large and intelligent, Mr, Thos. $10,000.for construction alone, and Wi4- eafly noughlf the people to m?the of those officials whom it wasneceS'
MJH-kmi'b- dinner first class and Mr.lston never had a tohool before. The Pipai pan ot tneir crops over tne aaiy.to consult, he lound tO his BUT
I I Ia U;n 4TAII TUn I I L I L iL.' I ,J
school in Naw Berne haa bann aancnaaa. I luau w ;.. iuc I VVltX mat UOH11I1K COU1U UO HCCOIU
I T . A !'JI ' T'. I a -.. 1 . 1. AI. .
Tt will ha a snccpaa. Nn nn ftalr-nlna our 'oueB uouu "tuaua m pussiug pilSOea, ana -R6 BMI iUo CnOlCB tO
K,',,in.' t. . iJ resolutions in reference to this work await their retutn Of mate another
nr. Man-all'a Statement. '. stilution of which we
Via rivn tn-rlav on our editorial naca I j j
. . . ' . '. . f'wuu, auix i wuku,w ii.pivuu-.ui,, mu .I ivlJnr,A0 rh, luff- olfrn0t,V n
u wi..."-"- . - . - .rr" i iiiNLii.iii.iiiii wnidii. UHit mi t .nriHT.innitv. I - i . ....... .
. . ... ... I --- -j,, .. :ji xi.. i .l it. jii i ha muinnt roll or narna- ma : navr
HeULlUll IUUUIKO ,UD 11,, LM, LUBU 1UD, Willi"' -. v " - "
We are having refreshing showers Wabash.'and Chicago and Alton-
nn nftni- a nmtri.ui ArtmOt. hut. thnv decided to . i'orm a Dassener ; pool,
come too late to repair the damage done details of which have not , yet
to the crops. Cotton and corn are both een maqe ,puunp : xne rate agreeu
aflriniifllv iniiiraH tM-naruW. nr crlrtnmr. "P"" Uetweeu tUO two Ciuea 10.4-.
j ,r- . J ,. . ' t,. T J
oaniuvinltfr ah tllUJA ivliA a w A BA A UtJ . XitlW . UCIlW CCU XiUUlO HUU
tunate as to have" heaw encumbrances Kansaa plJ4W;llI $8.50,
unon their crobs.Iand itha .hiari: that .WAgINGTOjj, Aug. 16.-tA gen-
holds those encumbrances is but a little tlemaq who wished to transact some
mnr fA,fnBi if Bn- , . . ' Dusiness wiHh ne. 'i'Maaary ljepart-
.. H ... . j . . , . ; l i J I A i. .1
r, a" ' a- t i. i i uieuii ititiu uuip vestetuwy xuuru-,
v-.. ..y ... Mr.uni . 4 fi-nnv thft wpijt,. J lntAndino- to
ltWA'fA.. mllAH ftAW iAA. 4V. A.. lt'J .' " -J. .''i' "
.0ua. .U. ..i vu, M..v,u6.. stop over a train or two for the pur-
tne yuaker uriage.Koaa. we are very nosft ftnd tufln rpaiimft nia i0nrnev
K I ' ,. T " af tt
to, the absence
LIHE ! LIDE !
0. M. ETHERIDGE & CO.,
.Nortolk,Va.,i ;
G-en'l Commission Merchants
Sell all kinds of country nrodui. iiui m.to
prompt retnrnp.
neier to citizens Bank, Norfolk, Va.i " i
Correspondence solicited, auit Uwlia
I E. E. WxlEATLET'S
Steam Dye W brliM.
10T Churrh Street, NOsroLK, VA.
Dyeing and cleaning in all itahrannh.
es done in the very best manner,. ,
Trompt attention given: to all orders
by mail or express. , , , ' aep3d4tn
I aro Helling I.IME in LOTS
TO SJJIT for LESS THAN1 ANY
ON E ELSE IN TOWN. i:i M
BE SUkE AND CALL BE
FOKE
'it-,
' d&W 1
V I V
(r t.-M i;i'iii v !'.,) -i iUii
CHAS. H. BLANK,
Simpson's watermelons elegant,,
are inclined to want to go again.
They
Schsdsalo B5T0X
'have a rightlo be W have been a JitUe premature, still trib to i the. capita For business ..J.
'-JL.it L we must extol the spirit that prompted and; condinic reasons he had . to1 one' wilt "haW 'ioipay :'cqsiii4;;:i, . j
ve areproua-an - , nt,AAo !,,: ltf- olf-rnafiV- hiit1 "' , - . 1 . , ,,t .. ,j , mi i
regard to running the county line.
'3 f ' Liu3 the matter, very-conclusive
1 r
.ie,
will do more toward purify ing, enlight
ening, civilizing, ennobling, and build
IS Q01 t !.' C''- f tlie line S I inr lin mip p.if-v ' aiifl anrlnKlnap mil Alft.
tne act
1 16 to the tellectually and pecuniarily j than any
' -ing- "0W we do nther institution of our land. It la an
J C "t Oarteret 1 inntihitinn which in talrincr thn hearla nt
I - 5 : all-dozing ni,r hooiiIa all hver the Kthto. anil which
is loved and praised and honored by
all. ' Shall New Berne be behind hand
. a lu. uutane,
yor of . i. V but will ( onfer
j couniiLssiouui'a of Craven and
t'.e matter seU'ed like sensible
tj 1 Bt-itement n" le by Mr.
r vji -licates the course of
" t'.a board of couimis
; xiiius to have the
' '7 8
!ed, andbein
aracter t' -t
t .'ii e more
: f 1
never find cause td thunder forth their VisiF will bft any more Batisfactorv
condemnation to the world through a luan lul8 one- .. .
mass meeting for a Violation of plighted ; WASHINGTON, Aug. lp.- Official
faith In re&rard to this work: vet should advises Irom Mr. FOOte,, the newly
justice to ourselves i require it,f we will appointed. United States Minister
nrnmntlv do Our dutvf we airnnlv ask tO CoreaVsa.V thftt he has taken UD
r ' r ' i' ; ii . .:a .riL.i
that Capt. Mclver be let alone and as resiuBucutu me tsupuutt luat
neither the State Penitentiary authori- little tnown 'COUntryt but that life
ties nor the public need give themselves ther? 18 attended T with many . dfa-.
in tnis matter ot uraaea ocnoois-oi .," . , hOUS he nas Deen aDle ODtam 18 a
education? New Berne, which has bad rr"""". ",D" rude one of wood and' paper with
the reputation of being first in learning e(1ed ab w',lhe T paper windows, and 13 situated ill
and reRnementl Wecan not think so. "."" a"u u, ."ouw " " p'OUR J T an undesirable location in the midst
Lu our Tm-ieea take some'decided ac- uce RU Parue8 conoernea- - r ofhovelsand filth. The climate is
This notice it intended for EVEBY
ONE who owes taxes under Schedule
"Tt ' tVn ao Holaviho. ' . P1V 1W.
f i.eti i .! i v.1" M. HAHN, V;
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,!
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Sheriff.
i'i
1 1
I
i L-e
-twa'
"9, end will le
Lit it be done
basket picnic at the home of Mr. E. L. heat and colJ. The only fuel ob
Franks, jr., on Wednesday last, and al- tainablo Consists of boughs of pine
though hurriedly gotten up, it turned trees, and everything hi the shape
out to le a V' ry eujoyable affair. The Of f sod, excert the SiL-l-'ut ncccS-
:'. 'i it was held is one of the sarica of lilj, has to . bo brought
TtJST IN, BY. STEAMER
anA., asm uujvii.
Branawtck Hams. ,
Brunswick Breakfast Bacon. - ' "
; 8. a Bhoulders, .4 I i
i Best unip Beef jut nrn
Very Finest eilt Edge Butter and CREAM
AUntw
PWl.'S'Sli' VKOT HV Tl'Ii! ' C
II " I l"RoBHn HioWnrldHnnr
. . . ....... i .lit . - i i .HMT.m ma wnr n .
tion in this matter and they will find We had the pleasure- ot attenaing a one marked, by great extremes Of nsbbls.! South Lake Flour, .
the rao !o rea 'y to aid them. They de
sorve r5:h pr&Us for what has bwti
d. ) i X V a raot faw months. The
r---- ' l.-i- r f ui and t!.ank them for
Tip Top Hour,
tlr.rllVar1 SnnflF ' I
Pork, Long Clean, etovet.-. " ''
For Casn Only, h 1 ! '
Come and Eea TJe, ,.
a - VII. rrL B ALLANC2 & CO.
aultdlm
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
l'a fop all kinds of OLD IROV, METALS
LU RAGS.- . ,., p . . v
jas. power & oo:.' '
aa RawUnd'a Warf. Mmr.K vi
We are always in the Market tor thenar
hase of old wrecks am it.am.r
chinery of all kinds. . TT " " "
A1l consignments attended to promptly and
carefully, aud correct returns made. suHdly
miller & Davis, i :
) MaUtmc, futi, Mlxrors, Claeks,
Window Shades, Cornices teti.,
! ' ' l9 Chare Str..;j ' "'
1st Charcli Stre'ef,
-nu.t. tti Li-.'H Hi. L.'A.t
WORrOK,VA.
Salem lAcademvi"?
MAI. KM. v. n
SESSION. BECIaWT-aPT.. h.
eral depaitents, Tii ai'ftn3&l
dress the Priucipal,., .j. v ,,SoW4irl .
80th Ui
Forne
FRESH BUTTER received trtry
A NEW stock of. TEA for a.,m.
mer trade just received, ,
Toilet and Laundry SOAlV in Jrreat
fiparkliaic CIDEE. i oonl ai aft,i,.
ingdnnki jts.jit j,ftft , ;U(
. Pure APPLE VINEGAR. ' I J ,
English iiland. MO
'Ak3and Break&t -c(,' ; "
Flavoring Extracts (all f r-'.).
'.Special bargains CereJ lo cuh c'us-
tomers.;vih:irv..i j,.:!'; , i i , ....
Ii n i fxittiiunio that I know jfACr.1 abroad. .
uin-aiw-wu i i
( lanll-dly ... j .