OUMNAL.
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WILY
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VOL. III.
NEW BERNE, N. G , THUKS DAY, MAY 8, 1884.
NO. 33.
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LOCAL NEWS.;
JoumalJttlniatare Almanac. ,
8un rifles, B:00 I Length of day,"' '
' Sun seta, 6:52 1 13 hours, 52 minutes.
" Moon sets at ;09 a. m. . -
' War Department, Signal Service, V.
'-" - i 7' 8 Army ,V ' ";: -'
i Report of observations taken at New
-. Berne: : . - : ' '
. . :' May 7,1884-6 P.M. -
v ,. " Max Min. "Rain
. ,' Temp. ' Temp. '. Fall.
; New Berne... 88 - 65 08
' ; ' V r " J. W.'Webb, Observer.'
Rehearsal of Trial by Jury Friday
night 8.15 atthe Theatre.
' The Exposition. Committee met at the
' Exchange building yesterday.
Th Morrison bill has been defeated
.-Jn the House by a vote of 159 to 154.
v The steamer Elm City leaves Balur
l dav'.mornina for Swan Ouar.er via
, Baybord --a
The steamer Ooldsboro arrived from
Baltimore on' Tuesday nlnht witligen
eral merchandise. "...
' The Directors of the Cotton Exchange
were in, regular session yesterday but
- not much cotton to exchange or direct.
4- It is hoped that the ex-Confederates
and friends in the country will come in
on Saturday in force , to the Memorial
servloes .'''.,"' -
The election of Mayor" Bryan yester
day was. quite a surprise in political
- circles, as his name had not been men
.; tioned as aa aspirant to that position.
V The railroad hands have commenced
A Goldaboro Enterprise."
While your reprtcr was in Golds-
boro on last Monday he visited the rice
and planing mills of J. Strouse & Co.,
We were shown through the building
by Mr. T. B. flyman one of the vfirm,
and had an opportunity of seeing some
of their work, and think we are pre
pared to . say that their sash,- daors
blinds, mouldings, brackets, etc., that
they are now turning out will equal any
we have ever seen in style and work
manship.
Remember the Tenth.
Saturday will be the 10th of May and
on that day the usual memorial services
will be observed
The assembly will take place on the
Academy Green at 5 o'clock, when
prayer will be offered, and music will
be made the special feature of the occa
sion. . '
A procession, which will include the
children of the Graded School, will be
formed and march - to the cemetery,
where tho floral decorations will be
made. -
It is hoped that the attendance will
be full, and that all who can, will take
as many flowers as they can with them.
The Retlrlug members.
Mayor Howard, was not re-elected
yesterday as wa3 the 'expectation of
many, and he retires at the end of an
unexceptionable administration. Dur
ing his terra of office a number of fire
wells have been sunk, the streets im
proved and shelled. The old sightless
structures on the sidewalk near the
market removed and a decidedly ira
proved condition of affairs seems to
work on the track passing through the have been attained
citv. The old ties, what remains of Mr. Alex Miller, as chairman of the
them, will be taken out and new ones cemetery committee, has been zealous
put in. t, ' : ' , in his efforts to improve and beautify
Lewis Washington is in the city with t'io cemetery and its surroundings and
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his machinery, moving houses." He nas Elven muc" or his time and atten
landfid one on the vacant lot at the tion to the same. His successor has a
corner of Hancock and Queen streets on
, yesterday. Lewis is at home when he
gets an old house on wheels. -
The shoe shop on Craven street, near
- the steamer wharves, attracts consider-
- able attention, it being something new
la that" neighborhood. Messrs. Orralli
' & Ferrori propose to make up the best
of s;oods in their lineand will give at-
good example before him and it is
hoped will emulate it.
James J. Howard has given strict
attention-to the duties assigned him
and his services hav been of value to
his constituents
J. W. Moore, Treasurer, has filled the
office acceptably and with unusual at
tention to the interest of the city.
General Hancock has given good at
tention to repairing when desired.. They tention to the duties of Tax Collector
also deal in second-hand shoes, which
is a new feature in the business here,
and one that wijl be of convenience to
both buyers and sellers.
The site of the new school building
- was selected by the Board pi Trustees
yesterday. It will be north and east of
the present Academy building, the
southwest corner of the new being on a
line with the northeast corner of the old,
distant about 45 feet Ground will be
broken this morning at 9 o'elock, Mr.
W. H. Oliver haying been selected' by
the Board to throw the first shovelf ull
.of djrt. , Those wishing to witness it
will be on hand promptly at nine.
and in the last year collected more
closely than has been the case for sev
eral years heretofore
A. Oden, the colored member retiring
has filled the position cf Councilman
with satisjaction to his constituents and
associates we believe.
The City Marshal, J. E. Gaskill, ha3
done his duties well, also have, so far
as we know, the whole police force.
joia him bo struck a blow with his
whip that disabled the snake, and
then ho despatched it. It was a
blue racer, flvo feet long.
THE LATEST NEWS.
Father Point, Quebec, May 7. The
GENERAL NEWS.
Tho Marino Bank of Now York
City, with a capital stock of $406,-
000, has failed. . . -
It is said that tho Democrats of
Ohio will send a colored delegate
at largo to the Chicago Convention.
Dr. Edward SieglO, Of Newton, steamship Titania, from Glasgow,
. (J., Committed SniCldO near Char- passed inward at 5:45 o'clock this morn-
Otto on Sunday last by taking ine. She has on board twentv-four of
auaanum. . the crew of the Bteamshin State of
The general conference of the Florida, that vessel having been sunk
African Methodist Episcopal Church by collision with a. bark in mid-ocean.
of the United States, representing Out of 167 persons on board the State of
41 annual conierences ana compris-1 Florida only forty-four were saved ; and
ing nearly 300 members assembled 0f the bark's crew only the captain and
at jjaiumoro on juonaay last. two of the men were rescued. One
VIENNA, May 4 The TanblaWs hundred and twenty-three souls went
Warsaw correspondent says that, down with the steamer, and twelve with
owing to the discovery at Moscow the bark, making the total loss of life
of a plot to assassinate the Czar, 135. The survivors will probably be
the iestivities designed in honor ol ianded at Quebec.
-nT, fy wickicu New York, May 7.-Tho distance
will be held at St. Petersburg. fromFather Pointto new. where
r- T t TT-m - 1 1 I
Uen. JOUU J3. uoruon nUDllSllCS the steamer Titania with the
a statement that tho movement to crew ot tXia wrecked State
erect a homo for disabled ex-Con-
federate soldiers by voluntary con- makeher next landintr bcin!J nearlv
Qnil iq rnAlT7in cr Mia nimrrir onnnnrf
1U .VWlIlUi U.ti. V T OUUTUH .,,1 ,l .1 .1. f H.a
ui uoiii ex-vjoiiieueniies auu men 01
the Union army.
particulars
disaster can bo learned until
a late hour to-night. Austin
Baldwin & Co., general agents of the
State Steamship Co., received this morn
.- i .- i i- i. : .1. j.: n ,
the total establishment to 165,380. 'us-f-- ; waa
Tnnmbr wnntino- tn PmnW duplicate of that received by the Asso
ciated Press.
The effective strength of the
British army on tho 1st of Januarv
last amounted to 15S,029 men, and
The number wanting to comDlete
was 7,588. Tho infantry numbered
100,818 affectives and an establish
ment of 10G,G30, wanting 5,812 to
complete.
About one hundred stoats and
weasels, which had been caught
with considerable difficulty in dif-
lercnt parts ot .Lincolnshire Dv a
COMMERCIAL.
iNEW York, May 0. The suspension
of Grant and Ward has been announced
at the stock exchange Tho firm is
composed of Gen. U. S. Grant, Jas. D.
Fish, U. S. Grant, jr., and Ferdinand
Ward. About six hundred shares of
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
Journal Office, May 7, 6 P. M.
COTTON New York futures steady;
Spots dull. New Berne market dull.
No sales.
Middling, 103-4; Low Middling,
10 1-2; Good Ordinay, 9 8-4.
NEW YORK SPOTS.
Middling, 11 3-4; Low Middling,
11 7-16; Good Ordinary, 10 3-4.
FUTURES.
May, 11.58
JUne, 11.64
July, 11.73
August, 11.82
CORN-Steady at 64a70c.
DOMESTIC MARKET.
Turpentine Hard, $1.00; dip, 81.75.
Tar 73c. to $1.03.
Seed Cotton $2.50a3.50.
Cotton Seed $13.50 per ton.
Beeswax 25c. per lb.
Honey 75o. per gallon.
Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c.
Country Hams 13ic. per lb.
Lard 13ic. per lb.;
Fresh Pork 7a8c. per pound.
Eggs 11c. per dozen.
Peanuts $1.00at.50 per bushol.
Fodder 80c. to $1 per hundred.
Onions $3 per bbl.
Field Peas 85c.a$1.00 per bushel.
Hides Dry, 9allc; green 5a6c.
Tallow Cc. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 75c. per pair.
Meal 80c. per bushel.
Potatoes Bahamas 40c. ; yams GOc.
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 $17.75alS.OO; long
clears 10al0c; shoulders, dry salt,
8.1a8ic.
Molasses and Syrups 20a45c.
Salt 95c. per sack.
Flour $4.00a7.50 per barrel.
A NY ONE buying TWO BOXES
X X. of " .
Hancock Chill Pills,
or TWO BOXES of
Hancock File Remedy,
or ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH of any kind of
ueuicme, win ne preeeniea Willi one f
HAMLIN'S BONO BOOKS at
d HANCOCK BROS. DBl'G STORK.
V. H. LISCOUB.
John s. Leonard. -
LISC0MB& LEONARD
Wholesale Commission Merchant?,
IN
poultry, game, fruits. :
AND
PEODUOE,
240 Washington Street & 92 Park Place,
NEW TOHK.
Consignmonlssoliclted. lioturm promptly
made. '
lUFERENCES-Irvlng National Hank, New
l orK. K. K. (Jochrau & Co., (J Park Place.
Brnwer Brothers, 218 Washington st. Enyard
&ltnln,l.ss Chambers st. 3
Apply to T. J. MAY for stencils. ap25d.tm
vermin catcher, have just been sent Indiapolis, Omaha and Alton and Terre
to New Zealand. They have been Haute were closed out under1 the rule;
purchased by the government Of also some Nickle Plate and mortgages.
that country for the purpose of
JOHN ORRM. JOSEPH FERRARI.
fiw Shoe Shop.
destroying the rabbits which over
run the colony. One thousand five
hundred live pigeons have been
shipped for the consumption of the
animals during the voyage.
Monticello, May 4. Edmund
New Borne and Pamlico Steam Trans
portation Co.
New Berne, N. C, May 7th, 1884.
The steamer Elm City will run her
regular trip Saturday, leaving her berth
foot of Craven street at 8 a. m. She will
take passengers for Swan Quarter, Hyde
Bell of Meredith, Delaware county, county. N. C, to attend court, leaving
pll
Animal Report of the Superintendent
of Public Instruction.
Gentlemen of the Board of Education of
Vraven County, JHortH Carolina:
Atthe "close of another year of the
public schools of Craven county it be
comes my duty as a matter of public
information, to submit my otuciai state
ment of the educational work done
during the last term.
Bmce the nrst Monday ot last August
loaded his gun on Friday to shoot
a dog. The ramrod stuck in one
barrel. Bell shot the dog with the
contents of the other barrel, and
then thought he would make the
job more complete by firing the
ramrod through the dog. lie tired,
and the barrel bursted near the
breech. Bell's left hand was so
completely blown to pieces that
nothing but the thumb could be
found. It was hanging on a bush
several rods away. After recover
ing his thumb, Bell walked a mile
Bayboro Sunday morning, arriving at
bwan Quarter same day. Fare to Swan
Quarter, $2.50
Ealhi Gray, Agent
Flmwood Still Ahead
Tennis game. Elmwood vs Pembroke. I have examined into the qualifications
Twflntv ffamwi-nlaved. :Elmwood 13. and renewed the certificates or 81
-ir j- -t- - ., v oft j m 1 a rt
Thomas and uiiion. umie again secondh and 15 the third. We have
next best. . a-' ? it - operated during the year 03 schools, a
white and oi colored, riot withstand
The Nellie B. Der. ing the last legislature madenohnan
There is a fine little steamer of the cial provision tor the visitation pi the
above name on tlie marine railways of TTA.rrX
Mr,uowara, wmca wpa uuufcufc ent from performing this most import
sound for the use of Messrs. Dey Bros., ant part of his work. I have felt it my
af Beaufort The model is pronounced duty personal y to visit and inspect
A gentleman don't want tobacco that
will foul the air, bito the tongue, or un
string the nerves. He wants only
nature's exquisite flavors and delicate
tonic. These are found nowhere in such
perfect combination as in the leaf of the
Golden Belt of North Carolina, of which
Blackwell's Durham Long Cut, for pipe
and cigarette smoking, is made.
"BUCHU-PAIBA."
Quick, complete cure, all
b"M Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
uciui, iiiuuLtiLcu tuo uiiiuuiLcu i jjfi. Druggists.
member at tue wrist jomc.
CaieO, May 4. Majors Kitch
ener and Eundlo and Col. Wortley,
attacked tho Egyptian army, have
been ordered to ascend the Nilo in
a steamer on the 9th inst. for the
purpose of makinga reconnoissance.
If you suffer with Sick Headache,
Constipation, Sour Stomach, or Bilious
attacks, Emoky's Little Cathartic
Pills will relieve you. 15 cents. w3
The glory of a man is his strength. If
you are weakened down through exces-
French reports Ot the Surrender Ot si ve study, or by early indiscretions
r, 1 1 - iI 1 . I Allan 'a 1 ? vo in l.'i ii ii 1 txtiU nrmonantl,
lei uer um m uuuuiitiiuu uuie. a.u
Egyptian soldier has been sentenced
to ten years in penal servitude for
inciting black trooDs to mutiny.
When asked the meaning of his
conduct, he replied that he was
compelled to spread dissension and
excite revolt. All efforts to make
Allen's Brain Food will permanently
restore all lost vigor, and strengthen all
the muscles ot Brain and Body. l
6 for $5. At druggists, or by mail from
J. II. Allen, 315 First Ave. New York
City. . dw3
A Melodious Voice
ought to be accompanied by an agree
him divulge farther were without able breath. Words wafted by a pleas
K.lioo she is intended.
I
am gratified to be able . to say that out
progress has been steadily forward and
improved. The standard of scholarship
and character, among our teachers is
constantly improving. The people of
the country - districts are everywhere
being aroused on the subject of educa
tion. r I have delivered public addresses
1 could get an audience.
Study, diligence, painstaking appli
cation are everywhere the watchwords
of teachers and children. We
have bad no division or strife among
our school officials, but the greatest
concord and harmony from hrst to last.
A if ViniinrH -or a hnvahaA Anlv ohmik SH 000
Common Coicll. -c .-. .. ; t j;i..;u...n o .ui. t..
ine uew owu 'i". oontinuei the most of them for a term
of three months, and many of tbem for
four. Nearly every school district,
through the admirable wisdom and
energy of our school committees, is now
fitted out with new and excellent school
houses, which are thd property ot the
county. I desire especially to call your
attention to the well-conducted graded
schools of this city. 1 do not consider
them perfect by any "means, but we in
tend that they shall approach perfection
before w ar through with them, i he
white school under Professor Thomas,
and the colored under Mr. Savage, have
each ab3ut 500 scholars, the principals
Schooner Arrival,.:;'; -r.'-v ''
The Carrie, Capt. Whitehurst, from
Elizabeth City with "corn for J., A.
- Meadows.' ' ' ' - . '
l- The Mystery, Capt. Jones, from Eliza- hereTer
beth CitT. -with , corn Jor w. r, uurrus
The BwZa Benton, Capt: Chadwlck,
J from ilizabetK City, 'with corn fpr Bur-
rus & UO. i : c -
The following constitute the Board of
C'uuncilmen: i , - - . '
First Ward-g. H. Gray; associate, S,
Street,-jr. -;; H'.- 'X
Second Ward W. F. Eouhtree asso
ciate, Joseph H. fiackbttrn.,
i Third Ward-A,.sW.-Wood; associate,
J. A. Simpson.' v;-J" "' ' :.y '-,
Fourth Ward V .'A, Crawford.
Fifth Ward-N. H. Styron.' V
An electioa for Mayor resulted in the
avail, as he refused to make any
additional statements.
At the hotels in Switzerland and
Germany wine is tho chief source
of profit, and more is made on
'notion? of II. It. Bryan, Esq., and
n being installed in office, other land teachers are competent and faithful,
auicsVere filled.- V v ' , - .. .-. good work is constantly being done.
Tacamcs
Citv Tax' Collector; John H. Bell. - -'
t ;ty Treasurer", A. W. Wood,
I t rhysician, Dr. F. W. Hughes.-';
A tt r aoy s, Messrs. Simmons & Manly.
Tlarshal, John M. Hargett. and
. :. I owden, F. J. Hardison and J,
T r m's, policemen
i Co Jar Grove Cemefery, W.N
i ('.:. -nvoo-.l Ccmotei-y, Wm,
ant one, especially if proceeding from a
roseate delicately chiselled mouth, de
light and unchain the male listener
Mark this, dames and demoiselles, and
use Sozodont which endows the teeth
with the whiteness and hardness of ala
baster, renders flabby, cankered, color
nnmrnnn thjin rin hio-1. r,riV.Pd nnnli- ?a8ler. renQB paooy, canKere
w . o- i - i , jegs. gums tlrm and pink, and gives
healthier glow to pale, roughened lips
ties. .Tho lormerare much more
largely consumed, and while a wine The breath becomes as sweet as a nose
costing 80 centimes may be .sold at gay through its influence,
two franp.s. a win a nnHtino f francs I
cannot be sold" at 1Q. There are ManL ladieB adm4re, f a hair-n
" M v DAmanthavnoronn Rut. fow flnra A trr
very iew uoiet Keepers wuo uave it9 efifect n own charms. Nor
not more sorts Ot wmo on their need they, since Ayer's Hair Vigor pre-
carte Aes tins than in their cellars.
The proprietor of a grand hotel re
cently conlessed that he drew three
sorts oT'Neuchatel wine from the
same cask. "And when anybody,"
ho said, "orders the cheapest of the
vents the hair from turning gray, and
restores gray hair to its original color
It cleanses the scalp, prevents the torma
tion of dandruff, and wonderfully stim
ulates the growth ot the hair.
The Peonle's Remedy for Biliousness
three SOrtS, I feel inyself,very badly Constipation, Piles, Sick Headache
Jaundice, iKc, is Alien s Bilious rnysic
a purely vegetable liquid remedy; large
and success is the only condition sought
or acknowledged in either. By the be-
jrinninz.'of another school arv the
white graded school expects to be
Indcpd in a magnificent new buildihcr
And if the Bhtir school hill "shall have
passed through the , House of Represen
tatives, we expect in the Good Provi
dence of , God to gee the dawn ot a
brighter day for the. school interests of J
North Carolina. . . ' (
'- . Very respectfully yours, '
" ."- . , - John S. Long,
; ' Sb t. PuWioInrtniotion.
used."
Monticello, May 4. John n.
Pitts, of this village was , driving
near Bridgeville on Friday. He
discovered a large black snake sun
ning' itself by the roadside, and
stopping his
from his wagon to kill the' serpent,
He struck at the snake with his car
riage . whip, but. niissed it. v The
snake resented; the assault, ' and
started lor ritts, with head erect.
bottle, 35 cents. . At all druggists. 3
Pure Cod Liver Oil made from se
lected livers, on the sea-shore, by Cas-
well. Hazard & Co.. New York, it is
luotuo, auu, , ... t
l,nrM Vi ai:i.i.J aoHOiUteiy pure auu sween. ioucum
others. Physicians have decided it su
perior to any or the- other oils in mar-
ket. . .. , :, '. ' : - th-2 -
MRS. D. DEWEY
IS RECEIVING HER
SPRING STOCK
OF
Milliixex,
and has added many novelties, which
she offers to her customers
At Extremely Low Prices.
Her OPENING will be on
Thursday, April 24.
Her friends and customers are assured
that her stock will be complete and her
prices as LOW as the LOWEST.
ap22dlm
Genta and Ladles Shoes of
the latest Rtyle and heal
trench calfskin made to lit.
Repairing
notice.
done on short
Second hand shoes cheap.
(live us a trial ; we guaran
tee satisfaction.
ORKALI & FERRARI,
Craven street, second door from
mays difcwtf Dall's corner.
ICE!;
BOE!
SCE!
ICE !
Ebofion of Teachers.
rursumit to a resolution of the Board of
rustees of New Heine Academy, notice is
hereby given that an election of Principal
ml leacliers lor the session ot lu ol New
Hei ne (iraded School, will be held at the next
regular meeting of the hoard, which takes
place Friday, the 20th instant.
Applicants will correspond with the under
signed. Y. M. WATBON,
mad dt 1 Sec. &Treas.
UnitedStatks Dis'rjiicr Court. )
luiilern District ot North Caro- In
Una, Pamlico District. ) Admiralty.
To the Owners and all persons Interested in
me rugooat u,. nenaerson, her tackle, ap
parel and furniture :
You are hereby notified to be and appear
before the lion. Augustus H. Seymour. Judge
of the IT. S.Dist. Court, sitting in Admiralty
at his ollice In the City of New Berne, County
01 craven ami suue ot rortn Carolina, on
Monday, the 1'Jlh day of May, 1881, at 10 o'clock
A.M.. to show cause, if any there be. why the
said tugboat K. Henderson, her tackle, ap
parel and lurnlture, should not be condemned
uitt soiii to satisiy tne libel ot jonn u. liat-
ing. seaman, for 22. , Wm. Carter, seaman,
?-JH; also the clalii.s of Joseph Pate. SI, Ella
Askins, Wm. V. Wall, tw.u0, for supplies t
w:;g- s and advances.
Witness the Hon. Aug. s. Seymour. Judte
of our said court, and the seal thereof, at
New i'.erne in said district, the5lh day of May
A.D. lssi. K. B. IKHMAN, Clerk
Mooiik & Cr.AUKK, U. S. Dist. Court.
I'roctors. maO dtd
Ihe undersigned having completed ar
rangements for an ICE HOUSE at Union
Point, wishes to inform the public that he
has now on the way a large cargo of ICK,
which will be sold in large or small quantities.
Arrangements have been made for retail
ing in a convenient part of the town.
special aiieuuon is caned to the
Delivery System,
which he proposes to re-establish.
With the facilities for handling Ice at Union
Point with but little expense, he is confident
in soliciting tlie public to hold their orders
for him, that they will obtain the lowest nos.
slble prices.
Out or town orders solicited, and promptly
filled !
E. O. E. LODGE,
Craven St., below Express Office.
np20d&wtf
."()() ACRES
Valuable Timber Land
OX ADAMS CREEK,
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
Tills land is especially valuable, containing
a virgin forest of Oak, Ash, Pine, Maple, Pop
lar aim uum, wmieuie sou is very lertueanu
peculiarly adapted to the successful cultiva
tion of Cotton, Corn and Kice.
The tract contains 500 acres, more or less.
anil Is situated at the head of Adams Creek,
In Craven county, and distant from the Town
of Beaufort, In Carteret county, about four
teen nines, ana is easily accessible irom
Adams Creek or from the county road.
Terms easy, auu a great bargain.
Apply to WATSON dt STREET,
ap20 d Ileal Estate Agents.
TO TUB
VOTERS QF GRAVEN COUNTY:
I respectfully inform you that I am
a CANDIDATE fcr SENATOR in the
next General Assembly.
WM. J. CLARKE.
New Heme, N. C, April 8lh, 1884. 9dwtf
Brick, Brick!
For sale In any quantity. Sample can be
saen at aiy store after the T nth of May.
ap21dAivtf
K. It. JONES.
1,500
400
YARDS BURLAPS, for
covering Potatoe Barrels,
BUSHELS FINE OATS,
for feed.
: Chapped Hands, Face? Pimples, and
aminU ClriM ahhajI kf nflttlA? TtT7TT!7T
Pitta rau at fuU-fspeed dewn tie Tak soap, made by Caswell, Hazard
road for nearly a quartet of a mile,
ana the fmake. Kept up the, chase,
and lessened the distance between
it and its wonld-bo slayer. Pitts
turned off into the woods, and suc
ceeded in climbing to the top of a
large rock before the snake reached
him. He then faced the serpent
and. r.s it y r,s lidi?l cp tho rock to
& Co., New York.
th-2
' ' , ; A Fair Offer. '
The Voltaic Belt Co., of Marshall,
Mich., offer to send Dr. Dye's Celebrated
Voltaic Belt and Electno Appliances on
trial; for thirty days, to men, old and
younp;, afflicted with nervous debility,
lost vitality, and many other diseases.
See advertisement in this paper, d&wlw
JilOlS, Etc.
S.W.&E.W. SMALL WOOD
Cor. Craven & So. Front Sts.
',. V ap29dtf.. , .. ,
Notice Extraordinary.
i ; WIZARD OIL, 1.0i
. Bt. Jacob's Oil, 50 cU. ,
Wood's l'aln Relief, 25 cts. '
. Mother Noble's Healing Syrup, 50 eta.
. - - - sallcvlica.Sl.0o.
All for the relief of PAIN and cure of RIIETJ-
" MATISM, etc.
it Is said thoy are all good, and I knowthey
are. Kot sale at W. h. PALMKU'S Cigar, To
bacco, and Confectionery Store, next door to
ine corner oi Kontn f ront anu Miuaiesw
New Heme. N. O.. U. 8. A.
ALSO, you can find cool and delicious Roda
Water, Ginger Ale, and Deep lloctc Water, to
drink. Finest Cigars to smoke, and fluent
Tobacco to enow, .nalu.ii-. m kjiiaIj r if jis
louiH for uutrering humanity. -
. . W I.. PAT.MF.1t
G. E. SLOVER
Has just received a FltESH
SUPPLY of
CHOICE GROCERIES,
AND OFFERS FOR SALE I
Standard Granulated Sugar.
A. and C Sugar,
Fulton Market Corned Beef,
Brunswick Hams.
Breakfast Strips,
Sugar Cured Shoulders.
Cooked Corned Beef, .
Potted Ham, ,
Steam Cooked Oat Meal.
Roasted Coffee,
Condensed Milk, ,
Lobster,
Sardines,
Fine Teas,
Codfish,
Pickles,' ."
Dried Peaches,
Dried Apple?, -Prunes.
', ' , '
ap9
RED CJ OIL.
dim
Fcr Rent,
v THE TWO VACANT lORES BELOW TIIK
CENTRAL HOTEL,'
' Apply at once to ,
' TJ:. ; - ' jounsdunn,
mart) dtf ' - Ailiv! '