: .:i ;
lVi"
fur A
Ol-il .
div-s I.
.1 rcr.Ttur
,K ot ? '
.' (!
c :,:e
I Compauy will dispatch their
1 I
I TAIL CL0;.5.
r For North, We-t and South, via A. &
N. C.R. It. at 8.80 a.m.
--7
sf' . ' 3 Schedule:
. . ...:,:r Cir.2tca
V. ;:i 1. ve the Old Dominion "Wharf TUES
L W 3 and FRIDAYS, and arrive at Kinston
v. days and Saturdays, and leave
K.iiston MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, ari'lv
lug in Mew Berue the name day. Will touch
at all Landings along the River 8ln8 n I
earning.
This steamer makes eiow connection with
be Old Dominion Line.
Freight received on the days of sailing. -For
rates apply to the Captain on board. '
J. M. WHJTE,
octldltf ' Manager.
Trent River Transportation
' , Company.
Untll further notice, the steamen of this
ompany will sail as follows: - ,
Steamer L. II. Cutler
Leave New Berne every Wednesday and h,,
Saturday at 8 a m. for Jolly Old Field.
Leaveolly Old Field at 6 a. m, every Mon
day and Thursday for New Berne.
This Is a good schedule for Trackers.
Steamer Trent.
Leave New Berne every Monday and Friday
a a m. for Trenton, returning Tuesdays and
aturdays.
' Leaves for Polloksville every Wedr cay at
EIGHT o'clock, a m. ,
Fare for round trip cents to pienic par
ies. ,
Thui-sdays up for charter. .. ' . 1
- 8. H. GRAY,
Oen'l Manager.
"New Berne, June a, 1883. ' . '
DOMINION
Steamship Company.
SEE LOCAL PAGE.
' Changs of Pier in Hew York.
The N. C. Freight Line
FOR NEW YORK,
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE,
and all points : (
JVortli and "VVeHt
After this date Will receive freight In, New Yoik I
(or Vem Berne at ,
PlUIt 7. NOKTU BIVKU,
Oftce Of Nerc York and Baltimore
' ' . '' Transportation Co. ,
Merchants should remember that this is one of
lbs beet Steam Lines nt ol New York, making
' dally connection with Baltimore lor Mew Kerue;
all inside, ana onij m cuu. , , .. ,
cTT-Wli'T'TrT.V STV. A MRUS
oii-.. .
Ectxc:a tri Bene and : Baltimore,
i j .
(ToncbluK at Norfolk)
Leavinir NwHerm for Baltimore tuilsua
LUiitAvn at l n m. Leave Baltimore foJ
New Berne WKbNfoDATS dud SAToKDATi'S
.p.m.
Agents are as follewsi ,
EITBBN FOSTKR, Qsnl Jfausgxr, ;
M Light St Bal't. Md.
,, r u .r-irrTr-ir A'l Norfolk Va '
JA3. W. MeCAKr.ICi, Ar t.wonot. , a.
W. V. Clyde Oo.. TUila.lelphi, .South
York A Bubo. Trail.. Line, Pier T.Nonn river
E. fN."-", (.vntrsl wharf.
- j j ,. ,r.k Wharf. ' ;
i f v uV li'Uly.
ore, WMliinsdnys nd Sstnrdnyi
" lull i iver, Itaondsvs, Wednesdays.
i-'Frl
nee. Mature vs .
iren, a-J rates guarau-
ELM CITY
as follows until further notice :
Mondays and Thursdays
iit-ave tmyooro lor isew Hernea a m.
Hopping alMonewull, Van
, deniere, 1 uiulHO , and '
Adams Crock.
Wednesdays and Kill .unlays
Lieave New uorne for llayboro 8 a.m.
flopping at Adams Creek,
Pamlico, Vnudemere and "
Btouewull. .
HftvimrBoodQCfniHmn.iiitionhothforiiHK.ldemere.dailvat6a.nl. '
sengers and freight at very low rates, ask that
the merchants and producers along its line
For further Information enquire at the of
fice; Foot of Craven street. , !
8. H. GRAY,
Oen'l Manager,
Or any of its Agents at the following places:
ABE LEK, Artaips Creek,
D. H. AliHOTT, Vandemovp,
C. H. FOWLER, fctonewnll,
H. H. FOWLKU, Bayboro, . i '
JOSHUA DEAN. Pamlico. i
- FrclRht Ireceivcd under cover every day
- th onulr. ' . lonll,l.l...1
UAILKOADS.
Atlantic 6l N. C. Railroad.
TIME TABLE A'o,
Neiv Series.
Effect 5:50 P.M.. Wednesday, July
11th, 1883.
EAST.
t
Ne. 47,
No. 4
10xuri
PasK.&Mall
STATIONS
!. L've.
Tr
r. m. ri m
12 29 t
ll 44 It 47
11 (13 11 IIS
' 9 12 ft 22
r. m.
r. n.
fi 64) Goldsboro, ..........
St) Lit (ranpe.,.....,..
.7 :fi Kinnton, u
21 Ktw Ut-rne,.,... ....
a
7 in
" IS
9 n
it Kin
, ' iMori'linad Itepot.....
P. H
r H.
A . . A. M.
EAST. '
1
No. ,
NO. 4
Mixed Fgt. &
Pass. Train.
Mixei Fgt. a
8TATI0JVS.
PS8. Tra II
Arr. L've.
Arr.
A. M.
A.M.
30
7 10
7 40
8 n
8 fifi
S 36
10 16
10 AO
1 07
AM.
r. m.
9 31
8 A3
8 2'
7 W
67
6 16
6 Hi!
6 04
4 47
P. It.
P. M.
Oolt?boro,...,i.
Best's
La Orange, .....
FallliiCC'reBlt..
Kinxton,
Dover.... ..;..,
Jorj Creek
Tncnrora
0)rke'...v
Newberu,
fr ft CV '
T 06
7 Wl
8 10
8 36
0 31
8 66
8 .13
7 1
10 01
10 40
11 II
11 39
A. M.
EAST.
I
WBST.
No 6. :
Mixed Fitt. A;
j Mixed Fr(. 4
ram, Tral. J r STATIONS.';
rasa, irain.
I Arr.; L've:
I Anv L'e' I
I A. M. ! A. M.
I p.m. f p. h.
Si Newbern....
a 'ei ' 2 is
7 lr 7 17i Rlverdale...
7 26;. t 7 So; Ormtan
7 64-: 8 12; Hnveloclc....
' 8 44- s 8 49; Newport....,
I it; t. uo
1 34: I 39
12 671, 1 0- I
9 01: 9 3: Anrinw.... : 1-2 43: 12 40
si; 0 36 Morhead oity ; 12 lo; 12 18
48' i Morohead Depot...!. i 11 45
A. M. A.M. ' i P.M. ! P. M. I
(Pt.. JC Dj.l.M..J L H...iltJr
IAiuiitn vwini:i.ia null jiiiitiiuiiu at iia.iin. I
Train bousd. West, leaving (loidsiwro at 1:05
lomn, Tt ft(Bp?mH,',,"t' Weld" Tr'lln
I Train 47 connects wit
I Train, arriving atdolil
mine ton and Weldou Train from the Nortb at j
"Ti'f ."''. . . ... . . 11 . ( -.,,.
Train 4, Monday, Wednesday and Fridav. !;
, Trains, Tuesday, Thnmiay and Katnrdsy. "!..-
Trains 6 A 6. Monday. Wednesday snd Fridav.
Train 47 supper at Kineton. Train 4 slipper
I at Kinston. Trains breakfast at Kmiton. :
TTTilU- T .
William Dunn..-
Superintendent of Trains.
Midland N. C. Railway.
TIME TABLE No. 2,
In effect Friday 6:00 A, M., May 4th,
. . - . 1BB3. .'tit
j
WEST.
EAST.
No.l.
No. 2.
I Mixed Train.
Mixed Train,
STATIONS.
ivfl
Arr. . L've.
Arr.
,7 00
T 17
7 86
7 41
8 00
r. M.
Qoldaboro... ,.,...
Onpnliinds
Princeton ...... .......
Holt's Mill
Fine Level............
Smtbtleld.
.7 40
. 7 20
' 66
6 46
6 20
A.M.
1 16
7 82
1 41
7 66
8 20
7 so
1 4
2
. ,
r. if.
Train 1 connects with W. A W. Train bonnd
South At 6:22 V M,
Trnin V Iflflvps KmllhfltflH In .llm in nnnAt
with w. a w. Train bound North at 9 68 a. m.,
J n . . n. ; . i 11 ...... . r
n n. a v. l nun iiciiinu bus hi iu a. Jfl. . i
The trains nn thia Rnrt will rim itnllv
ta. see Knies and Herniations on Time Table
0 of Atlantic and N. 0, R. fi,
Villiam Dunn,
Superintendent of Trains.
Wo continue tc
rxtassolicitorsfoi
ViatontA caveats,
,1 i A ,.-a-,.M J
i-markR copyriRhta. oto.,foi and Hfe-suRtaining properties; invalu
,.it..d r.in.U,ltnd toobtninpat- . , . .vnintfa-r-Vni 11vtBti r.
, j i j t!iolh.it"d fHnUw,lind toobtni
WJliiSM
ad. uranoo, i
eonnttios.
I BhS.v JF2.. J 'ill Tl.y-li ui tu:ij(-i
nTaetico. do
.ihin,' f .r etuminstion of inodols or draw -
,,,, ., .,iVlno by jriail i. P8.
I isi.i. r.Ktnl,.,.rl .i.vr.nn-li no nrnnolicnd In
I wCkwmtM AMtuiCARr, which to
Mhr'eat eircnlation. RndisthemoHtinlln.
hntial nowapapor of itu kind pnbtitiliod ut tin
irnrld, The ftdvantigcaotBcnanoticopvorj
I patjmtoe underBtaiKiH. - .
I AlliaiarRO anu B kthihiijihiimi.tom.'u mww
I . scstisir... ai,i:t.2()ftvear.
I r,.? a(m;tU(a t l)etll0 boat paper novotod
.7..,. o))lf,r rtnpurtraenta of industrial
I - rnhlislied fit any ronntry. riiim'ls
I sopnis ny i.::.:i, aw cuuw. iA.4vh
Address, T.tiitm t o., pnl)llHTiBif.7 Heron'
iino American, S'.U Uroadway, Now ork.
IfandlKM.c dliout nabMitamai'i'd live.
For Beaufort and the East, , at
9:00 p.m.
For Washington, Swift Creek, Hyde and
Beaufort Counties Mondays, Wednes
days, and Fridays at 5:00 a. ni.
For Trenton, Polloksville and Mays-
ville, daily at 7:30 a.m
For Grantsboro, Bay River and Van-
The contractor will take passengers
to Stonewall for one dollar, and to At
rora semi-weekly at $1.50." , ' ;
OFFICE HOURS: . ' '
In Money Order and Registered Let-,
ter Department, from 10 a.m. to 4 p. m. I
In Mailing Department from 0 a, m. 1
Office open constantly between these
hours except when mails are being dh
txihntpH nr ae-nt
K 1UUWU Ul Belli..
Open on Sunday from 9 to 10 a. ni.
La Grange Items, i
Miss Julia Wooten, of Wilson, is quite
sick at Mr. Noah Rouse's. yr, r
Alex. N. Rouse has an addition to his
family it's a girL w, i
J. F. Oliver, of Mount Olive, is pre
paring to improve his unimproved town
lots. Toothers I would Bay, go and do
likewise.
Two loads of pew seed cotton at Mc-
Intyre's gin, one by Richard May, the
other by Levi Hill.
The first bale of nev cotton' hoard of
Pa-Maiilfroin taia C0Uuty, was sold in Goldsboro
Aiir" ivB. I by Mr. Noah Rouso,. of this ' township.
Weight 554. Price 91 cents. . , '
Nathan Dawson, of Tarboro, son of
Thomas W. Dawson, in Institute town-
j, was in town last week. His ac-
... t. 1... J-,. i...' !.
uuuiii ui uiuh in . cjugeuumue vuuuur is
not encouragingi'
some one broke in Susan Kutton s
Unan l.l UMn..U.
f piuunc - iiuuou tan. v, uuuiciumj
I night and stole half the meat she had.
Investigation showed that her son-in-law,
Isaac Jones, was the thief. V ?
Prof. J. D. Murphy, one of tho pt iii-
jj cipalsof the La Grange Collegiate Iu
6 4S stitute, arrived Wednesday evening.
Miss Addie Kirkpatrick, teacher of
416 primary department, arrived on Mon
day. " -
If the accordeon and banjo makers
will spend about two- weeks in our
..,. . . ., .!
theso instruments, by tho many gifted (?)
players we have, they will learn that
indeed music Hath charms,1' etc.
. t, , . , ...
uiuuauuiuBH cecum w pu uu uiu lu
praflOA in tinrn - - VnT aatrarn! flaira lliAfa
has been one or more drunken men
. .. - . . " . . ,
aw .who on mib Bireeuj, uuiiii); a guuu
I nortion of the dav without anv restraint.
' w
n j. 1 1 T 11
out who caresi" If the business men
8nd PrPe,,ty owners can put up with it
F. M. McCoy, ODC among the first Sot-
ii :u !.. j i
"" "i hub iwb"i a "I owu a icw
.invs innf wept ' Mr ;Mpf!nv in nn in.
uaJ 8 lft8t eeK- au- MCloy IS an in
dustrioUS citizen and good mechanic,
1 . .. . . . , ,
I1U UU I1IU lobulU 1ID bUUS Willi 111IU 1I1H
... . .... , .
1. . , . . , . , .
I ... uuu J ..VM, j w .VUIIU ......
to idle his time on the streets, and, it
may be, learn bad hahita. .
One of the rallying cries of the Demo
crats in 1876 was tho action of the Jones
county commissioners in hiring out
white paupers to negroes.1 Quite likely
one of the Republican campaign engrav-
inK for 1884 - will be a Confederate
wagon and team driven by soldiers
armed and in search for the "tenth" of
the poor women's living. They will be
disappointed if the "silvery tongued
ni"oAr" nrlth nnniiiil tl,A Ana tm t.
, u...uu aui urn io uui uio
bearer of the Other,
The Entrance to the Catacombs
I
I l M i,i.ij: J il - - ...
I lUlllHIUlUK H1U IllUUIill
aismaniiea oi teem, this aisngurement
is in most instances the consequences of
a want of attention to them in youth,
Dut is happily preventive, with SUZ.U
DONT. used, as a stump speaker once
urged his auditors to vote, "early and
I ol ten." 'this staple article is a thor
oughly reliable means of rendering the
teeth ornamental and serviceable. The
press and modical profession indorse it.
Mjsnsman'b Peptonized Bkef Tonic
the only preparatoin of beef containing
its eniire nutritious properties. It con1
I tnina lilorul-mnkinfr. frcH o-onoml iiKr
i vous prostraion, ana all lorms of gon
erai ueotntv: aiso. m an enieebied con-
1 flitiona. whether the tokiiU. of ov1i:uih-
tion, nervous prostration, overwork, or
I ... ...
aiseaso, partiruiar y u resulting
uumpuiiiionory iHinipiainw. uswiu
I J1AZAKO CO., 1 ropnetors, Mew York.
Sold by druggists.
s:vt3
Mr. M. Mhle.ihor, Enfield, N. C, k"vm
"'I used Brown's Iron Hitters for a ti n-
ordered stomach and found it an owl-
lent medicino."
Emory's Little Cathaktso is ('
l..-.t
nvn,
and only reliable Liver Fill 1;
never fails wilh the most l : ' 1
'h;
purely vc.iet.il.lo. 15 cc i.
w
For us to announce the fact that
OUR. SPUING" STOCK
IS. COMPLETE, ,
CONSISTING. IN FART OF
GROCEEIES L PROVISIONS
OF ALL KINDS.
utu,jy"
NOTIONS, ,
. BOOTH & S11QES,,
plows & nobs.
THE GEM COTTON , PLOW
A SPECIALTY. -
Call and see lis or write for samples jmd
rices. ' ' 1
prices.
Thos dates Jfc Co.,
' nprldiwly , ' - ' Opp. Gaston HouseJ
CV E. It 0 JL Cv (JO
Wholesale Grocers .
And Dealers in . '
Guano . and Genuine German
Kainit,
Brick Block, Middle street, '
d t i Newborn, N.C,
f install
SI II
W. F. KORNEGAY & CO
OP oolisboo.
WATERTOWN, ECLIPSE
AND
. wt-m h--t nri
r KA IN K rjINlllJMlin
...... ,
Are F1I1ST CLASS, equaled by fe w
excelled by none. Reference is made
to every party using, them. Satis tac -
tion guaranteed. , i'
Do not he put oft" with the common
engines now flooding the market, butt
call and examine ours and let us show
vou their points of excellence. , , I
Also, agents tor the .
HANCOCK INSPIRATOR,
the best boiler feeder known.
COTTON" GINS
AND ( ,,
Simplicity Power Presses
the best made. ' ,
Grist Mills, Belting, Pipe,!
- Fittings,
and machinery generally. Sample en
gines always in stock. -
. For further information call on or ad-
drGs ' ij' " ' ' ' 1 'i",:!':
J. L. BUY AN, Manager, 1
niayl5dAwlf , Nor Home, N. C.
The Newspaper!.
ABLE,
NEWSY.
' OOOD and
CHEAP I
Weekly Couricr-Joumal.
The CotiKiEBJouRNAL, (Ilcnrv Wat-
tcrson, . Editor), is by circulation ant'
reputation tho acknowledged Represen
tative JSewspapcr ot the South. Asa
reliable and valuable newspaper it has
no superior in litis country or in the
world. Jt makes earnest, vigorous war
on I'rotcclivc Tai'ill" robbery and Mor
mon Polygamy, two evils that blight thc
prosperity and morality ot the United
States. Jt is nolo, bright and newsy.
contains the strongest editoriiil !, the
most complete suniinary ol the news oi
the world, theheht telegraphic and n si-
pral correspondence, full turf and
reports, mai Kei reports, lasmon r-""-''iri.
Tuhnage'B sennons, spleuti. 1 m ,'iial
sciiiil stories and novelotfos, . -. ! y tle-
piti'tnienl lor children, i,:i:',iiru to cor
refipondi'iitu, rlo.; in a word, every-
ll.in to niakeit a delight to tlio-f.-t.-ily
cnvle, and nival;t:ililii lo t. e i!.":i (i
hiitiiiie'sH, t'ip fanner, t'.c i -p ' ,..',; , ni
the laborer.
Sppi'inu'ii cm u's and full dtt iiplivc
preiniii"! , i-ii'i-s wi'll.pf'i't f'ppoi
ci - - ii
pi r,itlon
Iiaily, ei
".V '
I i . i
' i : , i ,i'ii. ;
"' - : ip fi.r
,'c( I.ly $l.r.O.
t v . a I1',, .,. .&... v..'
neat vc;:x, i.o.;
Orders solicited and run.
ed to. . .
FinoCr
1 a - I t. 1 !
LOWEST PJilCE
I Our Ilctto and cutSiiccks
We constantly curry a very large mid select
line of ;
Fine Groceries, s,
Canned Goods,
Goods in Glass, , ,
'.Spices, , , - .
1 -t Calces and Crackers, "
Flour, .-, . ."..I
, ',' , Provisions .
'),.,' jf'oacco, . ..
, c , Cigars and
t , '
And we solicit acnll from the clt v trade.
We call eseeial ntieiilinii to our l'.ni;llh
llrenklaKt. ami .janiin letiH, anti our "iininp-
i ton" Java and Rio Uoflce, fresh ground ever)'
day, at aic.lb The best in the city. Tryn
Htnndiird Grannlntpd Sugar, Kta. , ,
A No. 1 Fnnov Flour 4 els.
Our "lie Hcxinel" Clear,5o. each: 6 for 25c
We keen the best of evcrvthliiK. mid Knur
antce both price and quality, and choerlullr
IrtEPIIND THE MONEY ON DEMAND
. Th! Cash Trade Only Soll't
Wm ' Fell ElllanCG &. JJO.
8. Front St., Now Heme, N. C.
novl7-dlv ' , '
A.STMl 'M1KTII CAROLINA -
BAUBLE WORKS!
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
Ami a ll i: nils ttrave unit tin liiint! wora in
And all kinds Orave nnd Ittilldint; work In
itm ttv,r'Zittti ri r
llhUAHOfcWn.i.niUrtH
I oraers wm recoivo prompt attention
ano satisiacuon irttarantoca.
iu u.. w itt its,. I'roprieturjj
11 ' iSncct-ssor io George w.nlij'prKiie)' '
1 rtjoATi ' chavtn St.. :
imasoiydv' ' New Cerne. N.C.
j.fl. v.j ,,i,, y,r-;: ,,.M , -v
Statofi Monroe Sts..CMcago:
I n Atmi AATAI nnlll?
if lafltmioeiitt, hnlLr, Cit)M, HtilU,
1'mnpoiit, Enill, Cap-Uroi,
I , Stftiiiiu. brum
"ty Wli'iti 'kqiaMsf .
Im inclu,tus Initi-utrllon aiiil ti- ' H
iiiilUiitia. .
' i; HaU, BunJty
M.lvrlnl ftlw
i. n,lh for Ann
BAIL BROS.,
WHOLESALE UliOOEUl
AMTi "
AINU
COMMISSION KXKCBAliT? :
- piii v.d w . ,
3 r .j '
1
.1
J i W L
hy. '.J'S- A "' 'V&
l- 5'j... -'.- .'!. Jf. a! . -.-.;'.
:1' I
Largest and Oldest Furniture Establishment in Extern Vr..
' Prlr.PK nrnn.rnlitieil fi Imp nu Naiv Vii-lr . anil h.i1u uf., inniinfmi,,..,,! i... i ........
I .
own order, and we etui giiiuantoe snperior
srpl-dAwIm ' ,
I
u u:::t :
For h.
' . . II.
mal2d
'3 l y
New I
.5, IT. C.
Man well & Ciah'r.o, .
I.LACESM 1 T II S. M A C II I X I S T S,
. , Iron and l$ins Foiii.Lts
-A N
BOILER II A K EE fl.
MAKE ANI RFIVillt
E N G T N KS "
AND ALL KINDS F IHAMMM'.KY.
f. Orders noMt-ilfil mut pri mtitly
atlrade1 to.' K h'AVKN f-'t., '
hotwivurfillot k llhilStillHi Flni.l,
Nni P.kinr. . (
Apil. tfd
- : tiih
it
Its Wit ml Humor Have Set
Two Wm Ids in it Itonr. -'
Ami Uks UuihI ot Gonitis Una
IMliii;tii.sic(t it Poems, '
Kt.oriis, Etc.
JoM'rspoii(l4rnci anl Mn ii) Oi L
Its Tender and Pathetic Sketch
en Huvt'iVi4clid all Ilciiits.'
;
ho have the largest nennnint
line? anuni"; nevsiaR'i8 will nree that
the licsi, most original, the purtft, the
most tlioroiiddy iiiiovalilo ot nil news
papers it. the DO UOlTrUKEl'ltKHS.
xso other journal . covers exactly the
, mw. Held or, hol.ls cxnitly the mine
nmniij huik.-
. 1 would ho superfluous to expatiate
l,nllSi"m ' luero is hardly -a read-
. TTl'fI,n, , m'"ll'i w,, m Vot
iieam, ii no ones i.mt Know, ttoinvuillli'
of its Mtrpa$sinly enti-rtnining qnal-
jj0 family mil be sahlhi ln
full v sup
plied with the bent periodical litenihiie
tlintomils to take the DK'l K)!T F ;:K
' H Will I.W b('l t(T Dill! 11101 e illtt'l't'Hlini
C .. .1 . - . . .1 1 i !
m a
x wo .dollars . xw, A nrcuuum
1 book liinnoniflv , bouiitj in i:Ioth--
given to evtuv Mibst ribiT. Splendid
premiums to cluha. jyWend for l'ie;
mium ijiKt-TSa sample conies lire.
AlUrPM
Thc ,ETIIOIT i'KEIJ fltESS
. letroit, Rlicli
I 1 V V
"3U uv y
....v. p,....,I.T ..Ill I. .1 III. 1:1.1 . .J Ill,,, 1,11,
liMlueements lo hoiiHckeciici H.
, S. A. STF.VI'.. i"- ' , '
IJi.
. . . 1 j
HA! :
i. r ye... y"
u at the different offices of the
Mi M
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