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OUHNAL. lJLJLJ ZD VOL, II. NEW BEENE, N. C.; FKIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1884. NO. 271. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. W. E. Qrissley Hotel. Watson & Street House for sale. Journal Miniature Almanae,- Sun rises, 6:47 i Length of day , Sun sets, 5:41 f 10 hours, 54 minutes. Moon rises at 10:18 p. m. . Mr. John Detrick offers Baur kraut for sale. , A heavy shower on yesterday, with thunder and lightning. ' , ; Regular meeting of Trent Council No. ,411 Royal Arcanum ta-night. ' We wonder wtai widower sent the valentine yesterday representing a head lost and a heart won ? ; Up to time of going to press last night our partner had received about one jlozen valentines and several counties to he heard from. The city government has secured a number of cypress post to be put up at the different crossings in the city to protect the sidewalks and lamp post. Teacher of Adv. First Grade inquired ; ''What is an unclei"' . Little Miss Mor gan quickly , replied, , "Your grand - mother's son." Is Webster's definition .better? " " , H. R. Bryan, Esq., returned on Wed nesday night from a visit to the work on the Western North Carolina Rail- , road. He says the work is being pushed forward in the direction of Murphy. Friend Daniels, of the Free Press, An nounces his purpose to celebrate the birthday of his paper by enlarging and improving, we. congratulate him on the success he has . achieved in the . Journal's native town. - We print elsewhere a card from Mr. B. H. Ipock, which explains itself as well as the fact that , he was not watchman on the cotton yard when the recent larcenies were committed. It is to behoped he will not be "entitled on the street'about it," any more. ... The police station was crowded with ' -spectators yesterday evening to hear the case of State .vs., Thos. Page, for the 'larcenys of cotton. . We had no idea , 'there were so many gentlemen of leisure in the cityf'JMaybei however, a rainy 'day affords leisure in the city as well as in the country. - - , Gen. R. D, Hancock has been desig . mated by Adjutant-General Johnstone Jones as one of the five delegates of .North Carolina to attend the meeting of (the National Guard Association to be Jueld at Cincinnati on the 26th and 27th - -of March next. ' We take it as a merited compliment and trust the General will be able to attend. . i V ; " llev. Dr. ITIUburu. : ;, .; We give with pleasure the following letter from Dr. Milburn: I 'Richmond, Va., Feb. 12th, 1884. MyDear Dr. Burkhead: Your kind letter and Mr. T's telegram have jutt reached me. D. V. You may. expect me by the train on Saturday p. m., the 23d inst. l shall be delighted to preach for you on Sunday, the 34th, and to lecture on the three following days. The ladies shall have Stonewall Jackson on Mon day. Kinston was anxious for me to preach on Sunday, which is the reason i wrote as I ma.1 i am very wen again and my voice quite natural. We had crowded congregations here on Sunday and a capital audience at the first lecture on last night. With best regards for your family and my friends, and heart iest love for yoursolf, I am ever, my dear Dr., Sincerely yours, W.H. Milburn Married, ' v GENERAL SEWS. At the bride's residence, in this citv. on the evening of the 14th inst., by Rev. A 0 UGHKEEPSIE, JieD. 11 III MO 1 nr. Rurthfiftii. Mr. Johnson, of Per- second ice yacht race lor the Dr. quimans county, to Mrs. Burrus. of ""On CP morning, the Start- this city. ,; " , COMMERCIAL. Lost, '- Meeting of Committee. ' Gentlemen you are requested to act as committeemen, and will meet at the Midland hotel on the 13th day of March, 1884, at 7:30 p. m. v Chairman ex-ofllcio. W. H. Dewey. M. P. Holly, E. R. Dudley, J. E. Hussev, W. W. Lawrence, W. W. Lewis, J. B. Willis, L. R. Selsby, R. C. Baker, DossyDavies, S. R. Richardson, Isaac Forbes, V. A. Crawford, Willis D. Petti pher, M. Mason and William A. Sutton. 'Personal.1 ' ..V B. James Best, the popular commer , oial tourist of Baltimore, is at the Gaston House, i .' . Col. Pardee is in the city. He reports that everything is promising in the cen , tral part of the State for the Exposition. W. S. O. B. Robinson,' Esq., is in the city. - ' 'Steamer Arrivals. 4 The Cutler, from Hookerton, with a cargo of cotton. , - t The Blanche, from Snow Hill, with a full cargo of cotton... f ' Tlie Kinston, from Kinston, with cot ton, cotton seed, corn, hides, beef cattle and passengers. ' - The Elm City, from Bayboro, with freight and passengers. Complaint About Wharf Rood. One of our city wood dealers writes a communication on the improper use, he thinks, of the wharf at the foot of Met calf street. The grievance seems to be that boats lay there and retail wood and pile it up on the wharf to the exclusion of the tax paying dealer. This is a ques tion that we think has two sides to it, and much might be argued on either. The city certainly should afford facil ities to country people to market their products, and if they wish to give the consumer the advantage of buying from first hands, it would also appear to be - but right that the consumer should ' also - be ' accommodated with wharf room to receive the same. The public wharves are for public use and we have frequently heard complaints that dealers trespass sometimes on the convenience of others by ; using these places ; for their own purposes to the exclusion of others. The matter, however, is not a serious one and will be easily settled satisfac torily to all by the Mayor and his offi cers if brought to their attention. Good Aloft. ' On yesterday Nixon, Simmons & Manly, attorneys for Northern creditors of the late firm of Win. Saltan & Co., having discovered that goods werei con cealed in the roof of the Weinstein building, gave the information to the assignee. Goo. ; Green, Esq., who immediately took out legal process to obtain - possession of the goods. !; The ' legal ; process, bow ever, was unnecessary, as the fact of their concealment was so apparent that they were surrendered without it. ; The goods, to the amount of . about $4,000 were taken out, superintended by Geo Green, jr., and Joseph Kinsoy, and car ried to the store of Messrs. Goo. Allen & Co. for safe keeping. An honest failure in a town or city is to be regretted. But a deliberate pur pose to defraud creditors is not only to be regretted, but it is damaging to the credit of the town and damaging to the honest merchant, being the means of flooding the market with cheap goods, We do not say that such has been the purpose t of any one who has been ' forced " to make an assignment of their goods, but the dis covery made yesterday certainly looks like crooked proceedings on the part of some one, and we feel that we owe it to the honest business men of ; this com munity to publicly condemn and expose The assignee of the aforesaid firm is an honorable man and we are informed acted promptly in the matter as soon as the information reached him. Jessie B., and Flash. , Jack Frost ; won easily, and. having thus won the CUD the second time, It Will De Good Ordinary. 8J. 1 A. , 1 '1 1 ! .1.1 J' Kept uy ner owner, Arcmuitiu Rogers. . , , . : Washington, Feb. 11. A dele gation- of Apaches iroin the San Carlos reservation called upon the Commissioner of Indian Affairs to day. ' They expressed themselves as much pleased with their visit to the Carlisle and Hampton Indian schools, and said they , intended to devote their attention to agricul ture.". ; '' Washington, Feb. 11. The Journal Office, Feb. 11, 6 P, M. COTTON-New York futures ad vanced several points, closing steady, spots quiet. New Berne market quiet Sales of 20 bales at 9 to 9.85. Middling, 94: Low Middling, 9; A Card. I have heme the replies several indif rent times that I was a watchman at the cotton yard I never watched there only induring the time the burnt cotton was Senate Sub-committee, composed of there, that was five indifrent nights, I Senators Hoar, Cameron of Wis- WUB BUUtieU UUUUL 111 litBb Illgllll UU tUI) street B H Ipock K. of P. meeting or tlie Grand Lodge TIe Or der in a Flourishing Condition. The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias of North Carolina met at 10:30 a. m. in the new castle hall of Center Lodee. No. 8. Grand Chancellor E. G, Harrell presiding, with the following Washington' before March 1. consin, Frye, Salisbury, and , Jonas, will leave Washington to-morrow for; Jackson, Miss. They will thence proceed to Copiah county, and after looking over the ground there will probably return to New Orleans as their headquarters for examination of witnesses. . They wish to com plete their work and return to The officers: u. v. u., J. u. tx. Missiuier; sub committee that will investigate MooVerakfE K. of R. and S., John L. Dudley: G. M. work at Washington next Wednes- at A., J. C. Brewister; G. 1. G., J. F. day. They twill probably visit Dan Cordes, pro tern; G. O. G E. M. Pavie, ville before their labors are con- pro tern. . The committee on credentials having reported the following P. C's were ad- j a J i .in i .1 . . a r j mitted and duly obligated: A. -Broad foot, Chas. McKimmon, J. M. Sher wood, No. a; E. B. Hackburn, No. o; Washington uui, jno. 87. The tt. V.. V. D. tt. C'S.. tt. K. Of K. S. and G. M. of E. were read and re ferred to a special committee for distri bution. Tbe Head of Navigation Road. We have a communication concerning , the road question at the head of naviga tion of Little Swift creek the publication y -of which we do not think will accom; jplish any good. We can not see why the county commissioners do not settle the question. ' A disoussio& through our paper might lead to personalities and make matters worse instead of better. Fancy Dreaa Ball. We acknowledge with thanks an in vitation to a fancy dress ball to be given complimentary to ; the Old Maids' Club by the young bachelors of the city, at Lowthrop nail, on the 20th inst. -The affair promises to be an enjoyable one and will no doubt be largely attended by thoso who are fond of tripping the light fantastic. Messrs. O. H. Guion C. S. IIolliBter, W. E. Clarke and E. K Bryan, jr., are the committee. Mayor'a Court. The car.e of Thos. Pago, for stealing foiton from the bales on the cotton plat form, was called up at 4 o'clock yeFter- by evening before His Honor Mayor II 1. Mr. Goo. II. White appeared f.r ' -foi'iI.Mit and Clement Manly uii.l VI . ford, I'vii, for UwSlate T' M" n eM-lri'coa r.nn.tthe defend n r i w;!s jriven by Briber Tilghman, who i e "i 1 1 on ino clay uctore lor . o, mid JNorns lireen, the r i i i I by the counsel '11. i'i t' .-sum of three , j i ,,itl, for his ap i i.i't t 'i ia of tlie Supo r 1 1 -vo tho required tt')j:ul. A Winter Health Resort. A week ago we published the analysis of Professor Kerr of the Alum Spring in Onslow county. Since then we have obtained from Colonel McGeh.ee, the efficient bead of the Board of Agricul ture, sundry statistics compiled by Mr, T. C- Harris, of the State Geological Rooms, of the statistics on file there through a series of years. These show that the mean annual temperature of New Berne is 61.03 degrees Fahrenheit. and of Wilmington, 63 degrees Fahren heit;the mean annual rainfall of this city is 76.5 while that of Wilmington is 83.4. The comparative humidity of the climate of this section as contrasted with other places South is as follows Wilmington, 57; Charlotte, 65; New Orleans. 8 6, and St. Louis, 67. Now examine the following tabula tion of annual temperature and rainfall for this highly favored section. r v (Mean Alm'lTemp.)1.8,,) Rainfall, Am: '1, 76, BprliiK. Bummer. Autumn. Winter, Temp, , m 78 - 63 ltoln. 17 4 23.2 15.8 WILMINGTON. (MeanAnn'tTtmp 63.0.) llalnfall, Ann'1,62.1. Bprlng. Summer. ' Autumn, winter. Temp. 'J 79 ... 03 ;'. 48 Kain. 11.9 18.4 , ' 17.5 ' 14.6 FatnfaUls expressed !n Indies and tenth. Temperatures PiMenneiva uiermomeier, From the above we see that the country in Onslow hetween Catharine Lak e and Alum Spring, which is about midway between this city and Wilming ton, has a climate and ull other condi tions suited to the needs tf Northern invalids, add to this its attractions, be cause of boating, driving, finking and hunting facilities, ami tvo challenge the world to produce its equal as a winter r '? t fur the iuvalid, the sportsman, or i o j.ttn-o pleasure seeker. 40 20.1 eluded. ' V; V Kansas City, Feb. 11. In the Criminal Court this morning State Attorney Wallace dismissed the case against Frank James and Charles Ford on the charge of par ticipation in the : Blue Cut tram robbery in 1881. -The attorney sub mitted a statement in which he said NEW YORK SPOTS. Middling, 10 3-4; Low Middling, 10 510; Good Ordinary, 9 11-16. FUTURES. February, ; 10.76 March, 10.82 April, 10.92 - May, , 11.07 RICE No sales reported. , CORN No sales. Firm at former quotations. DOMKST1C MARKET. Turpentine Dip, $2.25; hard $1.25. tar r inn at l.ao and 1.5U. Seed Cotton $2.50a3.00. Beeswax 25o. per lb. -Honey 75o. per gallon. BEEFr-Ontoot, 5c. to 6c. Country Hams 131c. per lb. LARD 134c. ner lb.: Fresh Pork 7a8c. per pound. iOas aiio. per dozen. Peanuts $1.00al.50 per bushel. Fodder 80c. to $1 per hundred. Onions $3 per bbl. Field Peas 85c.a$1.00 per bushel. Hides Dry, 9allc; green Ca6c. Tallow 6c per lb. Chickens Grown. 45a50c. per pair. Meal 80o. per bushel. Potatoes Bahamas 30c; yams 40c. Turnips 50a75c per bush. Wool 12a20c. per pound. Shingles West India,dull and nom. inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch, hearts, $4.00; saps, $3.00 per M. wholesale prices. New Mess Pork $18.50: lonir clears 101c; shoulders, dry salt, 8c. Molasses and Syrups 20a45c. Salt 95o. per sack. Flour $4.00a7.50 per barrel. ' House and Lot for Sale. A Comfortable and Commodious Dwelling House, situated on Hancock street, in this city, ts offered for sale cheap. Lot is 65 feet WATSON STREET. NEW HOTEL, forma f.Via flnnfama Knights of Pythias, and requested him Crittenden -to pardon Dick Llddell, front. Apply to Lyj iatui vim wukq mbii jjib tiowb as w t vuo louauc. nao uvpiivdu ui 111a uuovi- the condition of the order m general, moil y and also ot valuable corrobd Tfie S. V. replied m a Very COmpIimen- ,.Htrmrwlar.Pn han.o hn ronnlrl hn tary and flattering manner Mto the nahU tn moba' nf naan TTa Q(, at condition or tne order, including tne, v.. I TJJll n.AA n XT :i endowment rank and uniform division, ded that the case at Gallatin for the oIlOW UUI, ufeene j0 JN Oi anniviallv tho InttoT- nrhioh ha mn ia 1 nan Ir rnnliArw nrramnr. .I!imf9 wmiul t - . increasing in all directions at a very be also dismissed, thus vacating all LYM' toSfcr2J$Z SUppUcd Wlth myiu uiviug aiDv mo uuiluu vi i innir.tmpntR in jVllSSOlirl The an- uinpie rooms ior commercial traveiem. members 01 we oraer as - uo.ouo,'. " nnnM)tniknt. ftWatl nite n rinl rates rbasomablb. is. u. waa requested to exempuiy tne un- rr . w. b. qrimsley. written work at the evening session, but 01 surprise m ine court room. reiM&wtf Proprietor, owing to the necessity of his leaving James was immediately taken be earlier than he had anticipated, it was fore Jndge Krekel of the United 4Xmpm- aiternoon session, states Court, ' where a hearing is After nominations for the various offices . ' ' 4,, the lodge took a recess until to-day at 10 m a Progres on the charge ,ol dock. At an informal meeting held loumug me uuueu . otiitea pay- at night the representatives of the van- master at Mussel Wtioals, Ala. ous lodges gave brief statements as to I On the Conclasion Of the hearing necr rryStty bail for his appearance for trial. in good financial condition, with a neat iame wui pruuoiy uu vakvu iu sum of money on hand. News and Ob- Alabama this week. lie is now in server. ; the r.nstndv of a United States state nfw4 Marshal. Gleaned from onr Exchanges. lunston Free rrm: Dive new brick stores, are to be built in Kin ston this spring, and all five of them are to be two stories high. . Kinston boometh. Messrs. John F.; Cox and Buck Patrick, of Onslow, passed Stockholders' Meeting. The ANNUAL MEETING. OF STOCK HOLDERS of The Midland North Carolina Railway Oomnany will be held at the CEN TRAL HOTEL, In NEWBORN, on WED NESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1881, at ELEVEN o'clock, A. M. leui.-f aid William s. DiiiNiNr.uierK. For Sale, THE LATEST NEWS. ' j The Western Floods. Cincinnati, Feb. 13. A dispatch from Lawrenceburg says the wind last night was very destructive. Many , houses were upset and great damage was done. HORS1SS AND MULES; Native Stock, broke and unbrobe, for Casli or on time, by JAS. S. LANE, . febl3-dAwtf Stonewall, N. C. Early Rose Potatoes FOE PLANTING, AT through Kinston last week, with uu rePrra nave 7ei peen receive. Miss Asrnes Parker, takinar her un w me ivnes-o.mr irom .uroa. f.A tha TnatinA Asvlnm. of. TJnlAio-h. Indiana, savs: . Up ; to 10. o'clock this . . w . ' I mrm r amo hoH hAnn naiamoH hava The young lady is only about twenty rrrr?" " rZ" T. "Il: years of age has thus been taken floating down6;he river this mom- HANCOCK BROS., En I AHVlLim. Wllflre IE 18 nmieu linirnnil thn nnriAt.v iaorpnt:. 'I'hA rontor I . . ' the terrible band of insanity may here is now rising au inch an hour and mav be remorea from her brain. mw aweuuigs rt wppnug over. . , , Elizabeth City Jfconomfc cau name uity men iu mm couuiy ln this city t0Kjay by the Daily Times uuu uwie, Bin) mo uiv&iu, muucj 1 wDicn neaaou UH list WltU f 1W. iiuu layiucuu mouuy, every yvur. i ; CINCINNATI, reb.1 13. At 1:30 n by farming, and vet persons say the river marked 69 feet ll inches. Two CRAVEN COUNTY COITIV1VH fni- tn ' each, being annual Interest on Bonds Nos t and 91, payable on the First day of Jul , 1RW, st the office of the Treasurer, Newbern, North Caro:ina, signed Jas. A. Bryan, Chairman. Jos. Nelson, Clerk. - . All persons aro notifled not to receive said ' coupons as the payment thereof has been stopped. A liberal reward will be paid for the return of the same to . - lebStl GREEN & STEVENSON. notice. ; Sale of Valuable Steam ,";,'' 1 t f i -, Pursuant to tho powen conferred on usby a mortgage executed by Joshua Dean, dated the 7th day of, November, 1882, we will sell at Public Auction, at tuevouri iiouse aoor in uayboro, ram lico county, N. C, on MONDAY, the TENTH day of MARCH, 1884, at 12 o'clock, midday, all that tract of land whereon is situated the large Steam Saw Mill, formerly kpown-as A'The Dean Lumber Company's Mill,'' together with all the valuable improvements and ma chinery on said premises. 1 The boiler in. said mill ia.lOO-horse power and the engine is 63 horsepower. This property . is situated on Lower Broad Creek in said Pamlico county, about two miles from where said Creek empties into Neuse River, with deep water up to the mill wharf. A fine opportunity for parties wishing to engage in the lumber business, t ., v Terms cash. ' Feb. 6th, 1884. ' 1 ."'!..- ' : ! GEO. F. M. DAIL, W. 11. DAlJLi. .-, By Geeen & Stevenson Att'ys.' I For information Inquire" of Dail Bro thers, Newbern, N. C i ' fe6d&w80d ' , MAXWFXli's' ' ' For whitening and-col- i oring wans .ot cnurcn- es, dwellings, facto ries, Mills, Bains and fences. , . Beautiful- durable and cheap,? .jj ? J, , . Its .superiority over Lime is like that of paint. - Furnished in several different colors. Does not rub, peel, crack, wash off or change color. ' Parties that have used liii h 'in J. L. Rhem, P. Holland, N.mitford, E. S. Street, Wm. M- Watson, JjYM. Simmons, J. C. Green. K;4U Jones, Newbern, N. C. ,. it tW m! C. C. Green, J. L. Kinsey an ( Mrs. 8. A. Franks, Trenton, N. O.' ' '' R. Einstein and B. F.. Pelamat, ston, N. C. , E. B. Hargett, Silver Dale, N.' C"-"1! Capt. W. W. Carrawaji, ef thereto Observer, says; "After. psing a smll quantity of your Prepare!! Gypsum last spring, I am so wett pleased with it that I shall use it on my, d welling feouse in stead of paint." " ' ' ' " Be sure to givei it a trials -Send for tint cards, direction Jor using tapd price list. , 1 am also Agent tor the-'i , m Atlanta Oatta. Parch ..Raoflogfliu), FIRE AND WATfift BBQFH,'i and can furnish it a any quantity, either by the gallon or barrels- Testimonials can be furnished from some of the leading men 6f the" country. Dont fail to try it; it-wunnafeo vour outbuildings, fences, etn.t;las,f9 ages. vv iiuu A. vs. imviuuiuiai j. a.wHmr, A&aw d a. Newbern, N..C,j mm NEXT TO POST OFFICE. For Sale, 'Hi w For Rent, that farming don't pay now. It does nay and it's about the only thing that does pay. Yonngman stick to the farm. Rev. G. W. Banderlin. our progressive farmer, came on the Shenandoah on Satur day, witu his principal ; manager from Wayne county, and eleven picked farm laborers for his farm at California-CIIe means business and means to make farming pay. There is no better sign of the thrift of a community than fat, sleek, well-kept horses. -Tried by that test, our farming community would seem to be thriity, for they m. The rise varied during the forenoon from one-quarter ' to one-half an inch psr hour. Cleveland, O.; Feb. 13. A car-load of clothing and food was shipped to Belaire to-dav. ? ..f. ,:'v: .... - At a citizens' meeting to-day a -sub scription list was circulated and Sena tor-elect Payne headed it .with $1,000, and In a short time $4,000 was raised. The MIDLAND HOTEL, several good resi dences, and sundry tenements. For terras apply at the Keal Estate office of ; E. G. BILL, Agt. Feb. 12,1881. dlw .'. -t.'.-lj FOUR SHAKES in lh'Kewiierneiinalifa lloo Transportation Company. T,he :conipay owns the tine steamer Emu City. ,,. , 'Applyat '"' !-",( ,' "'''. jan30-dtf JOURNAL OFFICE TT -1 Architect Wanted, Proposals will be received by the un dersigned for repairing Neuse Street M. ?j . w. , w.wv;w. A ..w..., , K (jnurcn in the city of New; Heme. A VALUABLE PLANTATION on the south j Plans and specifications furnished on nl.lA nf IhA Naiiha River, three mUeaand &lnnni;..HAn - -' -''iit. - ' 'lt UEEEN,7 j H,; For Sale or Rent, Half barrel Saur IKrout for JOHN DETRICK 'S. sale at 1 nit' side of the Neuse River, three miles and a hair below fiewuern; also situated on the main road. The railroad runs through the land. It contains 3Z7 acres. 100 of which are under cultivation, and a valuable seine beach. Also, MOUMfci and 1A)T on ueorge street. , -' Apply to .P. TRENWITH, : ' ' . .. Blacksmith Hhon. 'JanW-dlwthwlw ", 1 Middle street. The Journal. 'office' is prepared print Bill Heads, Letter Heads, En vnlnnnfl. HarHa. Thitr Hirular F.nvnlnnnR. certainly drive fine, fat horses into eto., in neat and handsome style, and THE , -, :,) i ; , 4.;.T. A. t L. H. Thos. Daniels. ' feb2d2w -' 'J Comrafttee . . ; ? ..i-.-y i... j ;, r. --Z' JVOTlOEi itwUM ) town. Give us .NOW.IN RHB, .t Sweet Hum. . when we consmer the medical au thority of the world recognizing our Sweet Gum to be the finest stimulating expectorant known, and that the pro prietor of Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein has the formula of the Cherokee Nation of in corporating the sweet gum with the tea of the mullein plant of the old fields which many of our readers will remem ber our grandmothers making-under the direction of the old family physician also at prices to suit the times. Chattel Mortgages, Real EatateMort-i WWiNOiLlW JdUILJJIJNU. gages, iweus, uen uonus, always on ' OFFICE OF SECTT ANb TREABi5 4) i 1 uuuu. . ... ... - .,, ..,... .'1 . 3 Blanks for the appointment of , Over seers, and for making Overseer's report, on hand. . ; i -n.y;!!i..;;i,.'H'v WILL BE SOLD OUT i V-.-T. Trent River; of the Tin One can't disassociate, tlie hiehest taste ana comfort from a gentleman, m slippers and gown, on piazza chair or sitting-room lounge, with a pipe hlled, with Jjiackwell s- Durham Long (Jut in his mouth. In appreciation of this for croup, whooping cough and colds it Oriental pose and dolcefor niente air, his is no wonder that Taylor's Cherokee tobaoco ia served in an artistic package Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein is of embossed and pictured foil, at once a producing such effective cures in delight to the eye and a study for the irtaSf.iompa -f , -,. Beiink N. C, February 2,.188. ( -All Deisons havlne bills or claims r mi.. Ioounta of any kind against a he Trent Hirer Transportation Company will please present i ins sania to uie anueriignea ior payment or auiuBuueui. un vr ueiure juaren loin. au persons inueovea w me nil uompany, bv note, open account or otherwise, will pnmi : forward and settle the' same without further L ; feb3.dJLwtml5 " . : ' Secretary ami irrensl 1 Trent Klver.Trana.Coy. Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough and mind. all Bronchial Affections. For sale by alt leading druggists, and xl.UU . . . ... .1, i ir . . m . luanuiitoiureu uy vv aiikk a. lAKiAiBf Atlanta, Ua., Proprietor Taylor's Pre mium Uologne. d&wfol4m j d Mr. J.' J. C Steele, Walkersville; N.C., says: 'My wife has used Brown's Iron Biitors and she esteems them very high- till tlie same will be disposed of ' . Tho 'Stwfes consistSi of . Dry ; Gc)d8, f Clotliing, Gents' Fumishing Gobds, Boots1 and Shoes, Hats lad CapsCar pets and Mats, and a great many other articles. - ., . , i' Also, a large stock of : tipea and Top Buggies of the boat 'manufactu'reV1 ! Fcr tl:nl, BTtRK on enst side Middle Stleot, beio South front. , . .. , j, Also, a Water Front hetwtwri knrt Spring streets, ln, front of W. P. Moore 'sold still vard. - . r .. i. . . fe!8dwtf I still yard, Apply to . Dr. JanlSdtf CUA9. DUFFY.
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