VOL. II.
NEWS BERNE, N. C, TUESDAY.MARCH 11, 1884.
NO. 292.
LOCAL NEWS,
Jo:" .1 miniature Almanac. . .
Sun rises, 6:18 I Length' of day,
Sun sots, 6:08 (11 houra, 50 minutes.
,; Moon sets at 6:84 a. m.
The Pea Crop. : . :-:.;:,; ,,. !
' It is difficult! yet to determine the
amount of damage to tho pea crop by
the late cold snap. " The few warm,
rainy days that followed the " cold
STATE NEWS.
Glcnncd from oar Exchange.
Proceedings of tho Hoard of t Com-Subscriptions EeceiTeo for the .New
ralssloners of Jones County, .(v; , ,. . School, Building. ,,, ,
At the' Commissioners' court held Henry R. Bryan
n i 1 n A ... ....... AminM aI iav fha nnnntir At .Innaa dt. Trflnmn 1 i A uitou
the unfavorable weather and the on Monday the Jrq day oi Marcn, c c Clark "
Eoe shad 80 cents per pair; bucks 40.
: More shad than usual in the market
yesterday. " - . - 1 -l,'
. D, S. Carraway. Esq., returned from
Texas la?t night, i
Capt. Gray received material for 8500
'pea boxes from his plantation yesterday.
'Mr. Geo. N.- Ives received an order
Tes' ' ireh' Pa., for
s. r r, with E. E.
has made its appear-
The steamer Kinston arrived yesterday
evening from Kinston with cotton, beef
cattle and shad. 'i i . 'j 'Kl
; ; The steamer .Florence arrived yester
day evening from Vanceboro ' with tar,
lumber and cotton. r.yj:'"7S-7i
- Mr. J. K. Willis is engaged in erect
ing a monument in Cedar Grove Ceme
tery to the lata Dr. Isaac W. Hughes.
(juile a fleet of oyster Boats came up
' yesterday, arriving just in time to keep
the canning factory going. .The stock
is- improving- r - -
.." A meeting of the Ladies' Memorial
March 11th. at 4 o'clock, p. m., at the
residence of Mrs, Daves. The members
' are all invited to attend punctually.
Mr. A. B. Carroll, of Onslow, is in the
city, and brought a specimen, of phos
"phate rock found on his plantation near
Mayesville ;-' Jones, county,;!. He left
'sample of it at Mr. Geo. 'Allen's store
and forwarded some to k Dr. . Dabney,
He also thinks he has found the green
..'sand marl. ''iw.fv - ;' vv.-.
, Mai. . Hughes,, who ' has recently1 re-
- turned from Washington City, says th
' reported coalition between Randall and
the Republicans for the purpose of de
feating the Morrison tariff bill is all a
hoax. Randall may . vote against the
bill but he will do it independent of the
Republican, party, :,", , 'ffju
We are requested to'call upon all who
Intend to subscribe to the new school
building to call at Mr. E. H. Meadows'
drug store and enter their names in the
. subscription book at as early , a day
as .is i convenient. The Trustees hope
w upvu WIO UOAb BUEHMUU V bUQ OlUlAl III
. the new building and to enable them to
do so it is all important that. the sub
scriptions should be mode at once,' as in
them alone now depends the .erection
of the building.'
, , . . . . l-r:r
; Weather Observation. :
Col. Jno. D. Whitford has a letter
froni L,,B Albrecht, observer in charge
of the signal office at Wilmington! stat
ing that he had been directed by the
Chief signal officer of the TJ. S. Army to
establish a station of this service at New
Borne for the benefit of the cotton grow
ers and brokers of this section. .
. The Exposition. iv.
' At a meeting of the Board of Trade
and Cotton Exchange held ,at their
rooms last night it was decided to ap
point a committee of fifteen to consider
the matter or making an exhibit 01 me
resources of, this section at the -State
Exposition. - The chairman of the meet
. ing, Mr. Geo. Allen, asked for time to
select the committee.
I caused them to brighten ur considera- conseanenfc backwardness ofthe 1884; . present : E. . M. Foscue, o8o. Allen
bly, but in many places on the light season, the farmers are Denina nana cnairman j, pmtsat uiunu js. u. jieaaows..i..... . mi
50
100
25
25
100
soils there is not much sign of life yet.
On yesterday we accepted an invitation
from a friend to drive out and make an
estimate of the amount of damages. ' Of
course it is guesswork to a great extent,
but as we drove along we jotted down
the following impressions made from
in their work: they say, however,
that the wheat ana oats are ex
ceptionally fine and promising.-
We learn that there was an un
marked box at the depot and had
VVIU. i-lAJUlOLCl,. ...... ..........
J. A. Meadows......... ...... .i
O. Manly..
1 1 . : .1 . ,1 : . n .1 fA nn1 nl1arni1 Wlv.
bllure rumtallieu uuwmiuibu iwi ura buvhou, ,v,,;"v,! "
last seven .years: one day last week h.C. Parrott, lumber for bridge $ 38.53
Hay, Wm. B. Becton . and, Isaac
BrOCk -. ; i .'-( ..: ,.(!
On motion, Minutes of last court vl-i'vZT
- I x uiiuiuvu A-a.va.uuva i
were reaa aim approvcu. ; . r , Wm. Hay.
Tne loiiowmg bills were nuditeu Dr. J. A. Guion
JUr.J. B. Hughes..
A. Miller
to
,l,of m V, .,WJn UIUU1UWJU UUO HSWH
road: Taking the road to the National PPn BUU , 6 e,V f h
brandy. ' ve, ourseir, oeiong to tne
temperance society, but oar mouth
Cemetery the first farm is Mr, Dunn's
not much of the pea crop seen, damages
about two-thirds; E. R. Dudley,; about
two-thirds; McGowan, about ; three-
fourths: Rodman's, about .two-thirds.
On all these the bottoms appear to be
recovering f pretty rapidly but on the
hills where the soil is Very light there
is not much green yet.- Going over to
Neuse road we note, Tisdale's, damage
about two-thirds: Paul Jones, about
two-th ir ds ; Crockett, two-thirds; Arthur
Jones, one-third. On Trent road, Jus
tice, damage one-half ; Paul Jones two-
thirds: Crockett, two-thirds; Khem B J of : priority IS
two-thirds; Wooten & Cohen, not much the government
will water jast a little all the same.
Charlotte Home Democrat : The
Statesville American, a Bepublican
paper, says it "would be glad to see
the Internal Revenue abolished at
the very - earliest practicable mo
ment." That is right. Let as all
Thos. J. Whitaker, stationary etc .13.93
Edwards, Broughton & Co., blank
books 12.95
Thomas Harrison,' provisions for '
poor at poor house .i.i..'...'.....i.:., 28.16
S. E, Koonce, sheriff, , official ser mi
vices eto. as per account....,, ......135,94
Hanrv Hall, constable, official ser-
- vices as per account....,.." ' 4.20
Balaam Meadows, feedine prison-
era in county jail. ......... ...... 92.80
J. H. Scarborough, M. D.. profes
sional services as per account. 12.00
E. vv. Scott, work on Folloksville
and Quaker bridge
L. H. Cutler..
John S. Long
E. W. Carpenter..
IN unn (S Harper
Dr. W. H. Barker..
W. G. Brinson
J. A. Simpson .'.
W. Colligan, jr. .........
Geo. B. Guion
Humphrey & Howard
tae
join in a demand for the repeal of j0hn Wilson, repairing Trenton
the miserable law. The discovery
ot tin ore in North Carolina and
New Mexico appears to have been
nearly simultaneous. The matter
important, as
will pay $50,000
bridge
John Collins, assessor in White
Oak township, laoa
Lewis Bynum, assessor in White
Oak township, 1883 ......V..
Cyrus Foscue, assessor in White
Oak township, 1883
James .Howard, wood for: poor,
house ...............
John P. Gray, wood for court
bouse
damage, if realy any. . On Pembroke for : the first v discovery.-
road, Hon, O. Hubbs, damages about We regret to learn that the yener-onn-haif.
' ' ' x x : i able Edward M. Holt, Esq., of Ala-
. I ... . .1 UUUBO .
We cannot account' for the fact that niance county, Is lying very low at Am08 Heath, counstable, . official
the twenty-two acre plat on Mr. Rhein's his residence near naw river, . anu services as per account... .
farm, cultivated by Messrs. Wooten cannot live but a few days longer. J. A. Smith, committee on build
Cohen, has stood the cold so much bet- He has suffered for two or three r1;'
ter than .those' ad ioinine them unless it years wiun a uu genus uwewwuivu in. ....... ......
be the deep middle furrow, which was has 85iU.?r Physicians. R jf. Foscue) committee on build
opened before the cold snap, making the
edge of the ridge a little higher than the
center, thus affording a slight protection
for the pea. , Wo noticed also a small
plat on J. A. Meadow 's farm Crockett's
-looking fresh and green. ; Another
singular fact is that on Mr. Hubb's farm
a portion of the crop on the road is but
slightly damaged, while another portion
immediately ' joining; apparently the
same kind of soil, is badly damaged.
Probably there was a difference in the
time of planting., ', : ; ;:' . ':. ' : ,
Fiom the present outlook not more
than one-half of a crop can be counted
on, but this will probably bring more
money than a full crop. r
Almost a Murder. 1 ' "l
Monday evening about half way be
tween Ejinston and Falling Creek, a
young colored woman was found near
the railroad, severely beaten, biuiscd
and scratched, her clothes had ly torn
and signs on the ground around her as
it there bad been a desperate struggle.
A short time after she was found a ne
gro man went to Falling Creek Station
with his ; face badly scratched, and
on being assed how it . nappenea,
he said he had had a fight in a bar-room
in Kinston. . He was supposed to be the
man. He said he was from Pender
county, and son of. Boh Saunders. ,, He
made his way on to La Grange and Was
arrested." " He told at La Grange he was
from Chapel Hill, but did' not- give his
name..-v . r-T i r f- i "' yf?;ri.'
" s. Funds for Investigations. - ' ;
Washington, March 8.The confer
ees on the joint resolution appropriating
$10,000 in the Senate, contingent fund
with which it is to pay expenses for the
68.00
10.00
6.00
600
8.00
3,50
12.00
8.60
10.00
10.00
10.00
inor iail.
J, A. Smith, committee on settling
with sheriff etc 10.10
Wm. Loftln,keeper of Polloksville
bridge
J; F. White, J. P., examining lu
natic and furnishing 1 pauper
coffin
Quitman Hay, freight on lumber
and repairing bridge ., .....
J. B. Banks, material for Quaker
bridge and freight on same' ......
The 1 following allowances
17.55
4.00
7.00
28.00
were
S. H.Scott.
G. F. M. Dail
C. E. Foy I..
Dr. G. K. Bagby
F. M. Simmons ......
John Suter.....
Smith & Credle. .....
W. P.Burrus..........
U.S. Mace
Gen'l Ransom ........
Geo. N. Ives
G. Vyne.......
Jas. A. Bryan
Geo. Henderson .....
C. T. Watson
Thomas Daniels
Prof. Price Thomas
Alpheus W. Wood
K. R. Jones
L. J. Moore ...........
S.Bangert.,....
E. M. Pavie .,
C. E. Slover..
J.K. Willis .
B. A. Bell ,
S. B. Waters
A. H. Holton... ,
A. B. Powell
A. S. Seymour...
Thomas McCarthy,
bam. K. Eaton ,
H. L. Hall
Dr. Jas. F. Long..:.
F. W. Hancock
JohnStaub 15
B. B.Lane. 15
F. C. Roberts 25
25
, 50
25
;25
25
25
.25
25
100
25
100
50
50
25
25
25
50
25
25
50
100
25
.100
.25
25
25
25
'25
25
25
50
25
; 50
50
25
,25
50
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
50
25
25
10
80
12
commekcial:
Journal Ofhce, March 10, 6 P. M,
COTTON-New York futures quiet;
spots quiet. New Berne market steady.
No eales. Sales for the week ending
Saturday night sixty-one bales against
three hundred and one same week last
year. . .-- r-i - -...3-.-
Middling, 101-16: Low Middling,
9 13-16; Good Ordinary, 9 1-16. ,
NKWTORK SPOTS. . '
Middling, 10 7-8; Low Middling
10 1-2; Good Ordinary, 9 7-8, '.,.;,,.
March, 10.83
April,- 10.84
May, " " 11.02
June. ' 11.14 ' i 'i
CORN-Steady at 62a70c, "
made for transient paupers, viz:
The death of Mr. Holt will be a loss
not only to the immediate section
where he has spent such anseful
life, but to the whole State.
, Statesville landmark: Mr. P.
W. Eagle, of Ohn township, the
other day : counted the pieces in a
quilt which he bought some time
ago from a mountain woman and
found that they numbered 3,655.
Who beats r this! -Mr. N. P.
Watts, of Cool Spring township,
can beat the Wilkes county fat boy Thomas Dudley .'
whom Mr. A. M. Vannoy recently church Moore
found on Keddies' river. John Fred Hudier.:....;....
Tucker, of Beddies' river, at 10 Leah Green.
. ( oT c iAKl nnnnrla Sam MettS .
Miss Mullie Watts, of Cool Spring, &Jone8"
at iv years 01 age, weigueu j.00 1 roily Button
pounds, and now at 10 years one Wife Of J. Bryan and children .'.
and ' a half months, weighs 156
pounds by her father's scales at the
mill. She is the champion heavy
weight ofthe county. If Mr. Van
noy is as loyal to Wilkes as a true
son ought to be, ' he will, before
weighing Mr. J. Tucker next time,
induce
rocks in
PollokSVillo Items. ; for collecting same... , . vJnVclranM
xne snerm was uirecieu w graui -to mak our 0ffer tQ nil who are
Farmers liave boon delayed in their license to E. F. May to retail spirit- out of employment. . Any agent that
work the past few days on account of aoug liquors in the town of Trenton will give our business a thirty days'
rain.-'- fnr t.wAlv months! from tho 1st dav and fail toclear at leaet?100 in this
Mr.S. Hudson has had the upper -part 0f February, 1884, upon payment
OI KJWU Burvejcu, uuu u t.vv nf f lA lawfnl t.SlXCH. '
B. B. Windley was released from
42.00
.. 5.00
:. 2.00
..1.00
.. 2.00
.. 1.50
.. 2.00
.. 2.001
..3.00
8.50
.. 2.00
.. 2 00
1.50
.An Extraordinary Offer.
To All Wanting Employment.
We want Live, Energetic and Capable
Agents in every county in the United
States and Canada, to sell a patent arti
cle of groat merit, ON its merits. . An
article having a large sale, paying over
luu per cent, profit, having no competi
tion, and on which the agent is protect
ed in the exclusive sale by a deed given
for each and every county be may secure
from us. With all these advantages to
our agents, and the fact that it is an ar-
M. A, Jones
Peter Clayton
Joseph Phillips . ...... ,
Nancv Southerland . .
Betsey Koonce...... . ...... ...... ...... . 1.50 tide that can be sold in every household,
TMin nlinirmnn wns ironfall fa it might not be necessary to make an
aiktr (n S U ; tCtono TmnanrAr. Mia 'EXTRAORDINARY OFFER" to securegood
amount received irom Lenoir conn
agents at once, but we have concluded to
DOMESTIC 2HARKET.
Turpentine Dip, 82.00.'
Tar Firm at $1.25 and $1.50.
Seed Cotton $2.50a3.50. ' . . -':.
Beeswax 25c. per lb.
Honey 75o. per gallon. .
Beef On foot, 5o. to 7c.
Country Hams 13ic. per lb. - -"
Lard 13Jc. per lb.J .1 -
Fresh Pork 7a8c. per pound. ,
Eoqs 15o. per dozen. ' ? 'in
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, Qallc.; green 5a6c.
Tallow 6c. per lb. ' "
Chickens Grown,; 45a50c. per pair.
Meal 80c. per tunhel. .
Potatoes Bahamas 80c; yams 40c'.
Turnips 50a 75ci per bush.., ; . x ; sv
Wool 12a20c. per pound. , , Y
wholesale pricks.
NewJIess Pork $18.75al9.00; long
clears lOialOic: Bhoulders, dry salt, .
Molasses and Syrups 20a45o. -Salt
;95c. per sack. v
Flour $4.00a7.50 per barrek t "
Stockholders' Heeling.
The ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders ol The New berne A Pamlico Steam
Transportation Company will be held at tbe
BOARD OF TRADE rtOOMS.in this city, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12th, 1861,at EIGHT
o'clock, p.m. ' - ' - :- j '
matt-tu t. a. UKEEN Bec'y,
NOTICE ' '"' ,
to stock raisers:
The subscriber has TWO THOR
OUGHBRED SPANISH JACKS for v
sale, one eleven and one five years eld
this Spring. They will be sold for less
than such Jacks can be- bought else-
where. Cattle and corn taken in part
pay. Now is the time to go into the
Mule Raising business. Come and Bee
me; I lire on the railroad between New -Berne
and Morehead . City, six miles
from Morehead City. Mypostofnce is
Andrews, Carteret Co.. N. C. Now is
your time. The cost from New Berne
to my place is one dollar by railroad. J
ma8d5wlt , J. T. EATON;
amount, ruceivou lruui jucuuu cuim-maba it ti Rhowlnotonlvonrconfldance - ..... - - - .
the yonng man to put a lew tv for keening and conveying Emily in the merits of our invention, but in its Come Dliel Come Mil AM bm
his pockets, j ' ; '. . ;. Lane to tbe insane asylum, less salability by any agent that will handle
r $30 paid T. J. Whitaker and 4.20 & energy. Our agente -now Aat H. A. Ill 1) WARDS,
the same.
w r i -.1 it Tr:
Hope she may have a pleasant stay . : i J".- cioi"' viuuuuj , xjuchu-
n.,r tAvun in apnAriii will anon h able tendont of Public Schools, was al
to bid defiance to the measles, as about lowed $9.00 out of the school fund
all of the material has been worked up. for official services.
There were many long faces visible John , Simmons, Edward Hicks,
time, above ALL expenses, can return
all goods unsold to us ana we will re
fund the money paid for them. Any
agent or general agent who would like
ten or more counties and work them
through sub-agents for ninety days, and
fail to clear at least WM above all ex
penses, can return all unsold and get
their money back. No other employer
of agents ever dared to make such offers,
Ail Old Souvenir.
' Apropos of the lectures delivered here
by Dr. , Milburn,' (one of the most in
teresting of which was that of "Aaron
Burr") a gentleman in the city has a
.bnndsorne china cup and ' saucer that
fwas a bridal gift from Burr's friend,
Dlennerhassett, on the ocoasion of the
marriage of the grandmother or our
local friend, which ceremony took
plnofl npon the shores of the claseio
of Kiilarney."
Thank. '
' Mayor Howard has received the fol
lowing letter: "V:VV ..'j.?.
Newport, Ky., March 6th, 1884.
Hon. T. S. Howard, ,., ,
""! Mayor of New Berne, N. C,
Dear Sir: Your kind letter of Feb
c" ' ', was received yesterday, with
l . o . ; i ..;... oJ for one hundred and
two ' irsand twenty-eight cents. I
thai.', you for your generous action,
.PKl ) 1 ' v:u donations of your com
i- . (i r l,int. i suorers are recov
ering froiu t;.o cuocts ofthe great dis-
a " r, ami I at-.Hure you that the assist
ai ovoul nve t"". lored will do great
nnr vrntiM von it ma ilM nnfc lrnnw thni.
further investigations at Danville at the postoffice on Friday and many yfm. Loftin aud John Hill were ap- we nave agents now making more than cherry,
and Copiah county, Mississippi, had idle minds for a time-no Daily Jour- Dointed 8chool , committeemen in ??"e thaHnt PAe!.
their anal meeting toay ana alter a,s- nal. . - r- t . , i. ihflfr rflsr,i,ntivfl school districts. ' V T . ll ""i
cussion aisagreea. . xne uouse con- t We are glad to note that a great tm- ir-i;; t i ntr u "."",""
ferees would not recede ; from provement has been made upon 6ur Benjamin Hqgglns, J. I . Gray our agents took eighteen orders in one
the, clause restricting the use of streets bv the many trees that have been Bryan Berry preappointed a com- day. Our largo descriptive circulars
themoney to investigations already planted on all of them. mittee to condemn a school Site lor exP'a'n our ouer xuiiy, ana tnesewe
ordered and. the Senate conferees re- , rAhn nmM ,a i,,' .f, jjl fa niatriftk Ka.lia. Anlnrad. V, . . wh 4 every one out of em-
fused to agree to it, saying that the kirvfa nftmi1 ' vnnmm ?Ja u9r"e
, -J .-. a it. ...I.;. . j...y . w..w B . r cent Biamus ior potsuiKe. oeuu. ouuo
He is from the South, and has not been wero . drawrj as jnrorg for spring and secure the agency in time for the
home for several years. Uatxa issi 1 JnnABSnnfirior Court: boom, and aro to work on tho terms
United States Bounty anu Pew
i sion Claim Agent, " ..;
NBWBEHN, Pff. 0..s
Practices before all the Departments at
Washington, D. C, -V
f Have successfully collected the following
named claims for pensions: Julius Vonvtel,
private of Oo. I, 1st Cavalry, col , Jan, 8lV
tfsso.vz; irvm Magee, private uo. u ajtu ltcu,
Ool. Infantfy. Jan. 1882, (789 72; Joseph PatP,
Srlvate Oo. D !i8th col. troops, 11,178; Jepnio
fewbyjnother of Frank Newby, private Co.
G, 85th Keg col. troops, 1866.72; William Kinl,
blacksmith work at foundry, $100, Aug. 2!)Ui,
1882; Felix Jarmon, fort work, S28 06, March
23d. 1882; Simon Crooms, labor fort, r28.(,
Sept. 4, 1882; Luke Martin, fort work, Spt2rt,
1882: JoseDh Gerjson. James (Mtv. fort work.
Stephen Walker, lort work, 128, Jan. lBt,1882;
Moses Aiurpny, Marcn zsd, ikhi; uu 11 lord
iort worn, josepn Kryani, fsa m,
1882: Isaiah Resrass.f 190. Jan. 81. 1882:
urtllin.. n, i .. rn ..!. in ii .1
i. mm. luuiiitiK, iui win. ui inujuwi iiuun,
(51, allowed Feb 2nd, 1883.
Labor Claims a Specialty.' !)
Residence near Five Points. t-J
Office hour 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ; mar8dlr
unanimous vote of the Senate against it
was equivalent to instructions to them
to oppose it. Upon adjourning it was
understood that another conference will
be held, but it is not thought probable
that an agreement will be reached", by
the present conferees. : i : j
A Gold Medal, 1 The finder wijl receive
a reward of $2.60 upon the delivery of
the medal at this office. '; ' ' , ll-4t
To the Public.
grv.J.
Very t.
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v yours,
V. 1'. IlAIHTmnN.
dt. lit
an, Jvl.
a very 1
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of
L'l
iuu "'X - K Card.';-. :', ' '
Desiring the position Vol dity Tax
Collector, I hereby announce that. I am
a candidate for the office. If elected I
will endeavor to perform the duties
thereof faithfully and acceptably to the
people. And any effort of my friends
or fellow citizens made in my behalf
will be highly.appreciated, ; ': i: a
:. Kespeouuilyyi ; llrKV'
. Sdlas Fclchbr.:
New Berne, March 10, 1884.
The most fastidious smokers among
all nations and all grades of men agree
that the tobacco grown on tie Golden
Tobacco ColUof North Cai olina ia the
most delicious and ; refined for pipe or
cijjfirotte use in the world. Lighter than
Turkish, more fragrant than Havana,
f.o'-r from Ditrates and nicotine then
any o!'. or, it ia just what the connoisyeur
' i v -i the habitual smoker de
i; v -y choi'v t i tobacco
Km mi ( 1 1 1 1 ., iri bought by Dlack
vi H i: (' , : ! - - iii their colo
L.,i II ii II , .mi t .0 world
O" r ati ' , I . u ; t IionxCut.
We notice with pleasure that the eel- T w I named in our extraordinary offer. We
ebrated horse Adonis has arrived. This would like to have the address of all the
horse was brought here by Mr. Terry a. w euieiiugimi, j.uua. v. . u, te Bewi machine solicitors and
from Massachusetts, and has the appear- o. A. layior, iacK ; urowu, o . vv . i carpenters in tho country, and ask any
anco of being all that is claimed for Robinson, W. B. Becton, J.vey An- J readers of this paper who reads this of-
Qi.mii ? i Av, v ' 1 drews, Balcm Murpuev, ' JOhn; sr. rer.tosenaatoncetnenameanaaaaress
One of our prominent merchants was Gray, John W. Bryan J. H. Cumbo, a11 Bnch they know. Address at once,
heard to sav that "he did not intend to . tt itmi.. t , tt 7vxr; t r or y ou will lose the best chance ever of-
eyer employ lawyers br the year any '""'." fered to those out.of employment to
more," when a bystander in reply said, " " "a" t make money- f '.;
"I suppose they (the lawyers) have you lard, Am08 Heathf Is , F. Cox, Levi Rennke MANOTACTtMiNQ Co.,
by tho (y)ear. x Z 5 i fv J Khodes, Bylvanus .barter, Josepn
Brown. LL A. W hite, c. J . JuawocKs,
' Regular meeting or the lodge or A-1 " 2. ". ' IC V
F. & A. M. on last Wednesday. Report G. M. Summeraill, .F. Hammond,
says that they will soon commence the J3. F. isanks, jr., oidney laKor, A.
construction
two story
them
rnnm
v. ::'!,' Iilyl'Ji:-,- Hall,
got much the better of him, causing keeper of the ( Quaker bridge ttt $6
mi anuetiA Qt.
1V1 UlUlbtiUClU
mar5d&wly ' i' ) Pittsburg, Pa.'
The . extraordinary popularity ; of
Being sole agent for the
"FARMER" AND "FARMER GIRL"
1 OOOK STOVES,
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and repairs, I can guarantee that all re
pairs for said Stoves, sold . by, me are
manufactured by . . ; ; ' "
The Letadt & McDowell Stov8 Co.,
ktannfacturers of said Stoves, and WILL TIT.
All other repairs for these stoves sold
in this market are made from Stolen
Patterns, and made by Pirates in the
business. They are also made of the
poorest iron they can get and will not
fit the stoves they are boueht for. 1 1 ' j
1 A 1 Tl i 1 4.1 i. 1 I win v n . .
oia targe ana nanasome w wiiite lc;P. iiewitt. lr K,; s. b vueny reowni i kuo ui marv-asw-im. t . r. m. uitAisrJX.'
building on a lot owned by Ufts. tt. M. Pollock: rJohn W. re8uU.or ? .... - -'J-
m towu as a MEabak P. GURnUS f D RH.
cifio for all colds, coughs, and . pulmon-
r John Mnnnett was employed as ary complaints.
praying and cursing alternately, but he
has at last got the better of ihem and
now bids defiance to their rampage. He
returns thanks to Mrs. Bracher and Mrs.
Perry for those appetising dainties
which they sent him.
Having purchased the RED FRONT BTOaB
, ' ot w. iv ananc a Uo , offer -n
vuig
i ilC
! 1
; ', If Lit Up by Flno Teeth, ...
the plainest face becomes attractive.
Although ordinary dentifrices prove in
effectual to whiten and improve the
health of the teeth, Sozodontis adequate
to-the task, and does it thoroughly, be
sides baniuhiiiK from the breath an of
fensive B"U'U. Teeth strengthened aud
ptn-i 1 by f.ozodont are not only
v' -I ,' "W belter than others.. As
t. j t i i.i iiove through itsU8e,'eat
ir z I i a (MiUful indulgence in-
f Ktar na,y. ... , ... -,
Dr. J. H.VScarborough Was au
thorized to purchase lumbe5.for re
building the Wilcox bridge. " '
'A resolution was adopted appro
priating 200 lor the purpose of ex
hibiting the resources of Jones
county at the approaching State
exposition, subject to tho approval
of tho Board Of Magistrates 4on the
first Monday in June.
- On motion!,( the Board adjouriied
until first Monday in April nexf.,',
, , . , . I. T, Wilson, Clerk.
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Why suffer with Malakia'i Emoky's
Standahd Cuius Pilia aro infalhblo:
never "fail to cure the most obstinate
uses; purely vegetable. 25 cents. ,d2
A&aiix.; " A 0H0I0E SELECTION
1 1 wish to inform my friends and the public I
(but this Ib superfluous, for the entire public
are my menus) uiai i am not in me neia ior
any offloe whatever. I don't want any. Find i
the rlKht nian for the place, and elect him.
I will remulu at my store, next to the cor-1
ner of Middle and South rront streets, and
sell UIUAHS, TOMACUO, r'HIUT, CAN U1EH,
NU1IA W A 1' Hilt, UlJNUliiH AUB, UVA'jr JHUJH.
watuii, Bito., t;to., as usuai, an oi uie nnest i
quality, and Cheap for Cash Come and see i
met ! ' itegpecuuiiy yours j i i
or
FI1TE GEOCEEIES
AND - 1
n-ku
TWO VACANT STORES BELOW THE
" Apply at once to '
1 moiC-dtf
s i
, Admliiletrator,
"1 1 C0NFECTI01TEEIES.
We purchoso and sell for Cash, and Cusi-
ftntee ! ...
PRICES AS LOW AS ANT IN TES CITY
. FOR g'lME GRADE OF GOODS. ' '
We suit the Blmt Fastidious. "
Call aud you will be convinced ' '
We Mill conduct onr CIl VI V I .
'KESS a before. , ,
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