he Daily ' Journal.
V3
;VOL. III.
NEW BEENE. N. C, SATUKDAY, AUGUST 9, 1884.
NO. 113.
LOCAL NEWS.
JAuraallUlutaf are Almankc. 1
' Sun rises, 5:15 i Length of day,
Sun sets, 6:16 1 13 hours, 41 minutes.
Moon rises at 8:28 p; m. -
It rains. , . -
w The weather is the. chief topic of con
versation now.
The steamer Slwnandoah arrived yes
terday with freight and passengers.
, Cholera is making a clean sweep of
the hogs in the Swift creek sectiou in
- this county.
Prof. Winston's letters from Rome,
'published in the Goldnboro Messenger
continue very interesting.
- - The steamer Stout cleared for Balti
, more yesterday with sixty-five hundred
watermelons, besides other froights.
The Raleigh Observer says some large
excursions to the seaside are being ar
ranged, i One is from Asheville to More
headCity." -
' Twenty samples were on the board at
the Cotton Exchange yesterday which
is the Bhadow of coming events, ino
sales transpired.
' . Mr. Wm. Dunn is erecting a wind
mill in the rear of his residence on
Middle street; A wag suggests that the
' noliticians will make wind enough to
run it this fall.'
'Satan is coming-" is tue title of a
book we are asked to advertise, but
must decline. He is already here.
"Satan is going, " we would be glad to
' announce, without charge.
Mr. H. C. Parrott called in to see us
yesterday but would talk about nothing
' but saw mills. He is moving his mill
from Trent river over on Neuse where
he will continue to cut lumber.
A. very heavy rain fell in the neigh
borhood of Kinston on Thursday night.
, A wash out was made in the road bed
lot the Atlantic and North Carolina rail
. . . . ... . .
road 'which caused the up train on
-Friday morning a delay of about one
f,hour.
Passengers from up the road state
, that the rain at Kinston on Thursday
evening was the heaviest had there for
many years. Our itemizer says the
river rose there five feet during the
night. We thought we were in the
rainy streak this year but some how or
other we missed that flood. There was
no rain of 'any consequence, in' New
Berne on Thursday night. "
Wot Oat of the Party.
' Judge Bynum, who it was announced
had left the Republicans and was going
' to vote Jfor General Scales, publishes a
card denying that he has ever expressed
an intention of voting or General Scales
but has spoken favorably of him to his
friends. He also says he has not left
the Republican party. Having published
the announcement, we feel it a duty to
' also publish the denial of the Judge.
Personal.
J. H. Becton, Esq., editor of the
: Pamlico Enterprise, who has been on a
;N trip to Morehead City for rest and re
cuperation, was in to see us yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Bayard Clarke and her lit
' tie granddaughter, Bayard Morgan, and
. Mrs. C. E. Foyleft for New York by
the Shenandoah. .
E, W. Smallwood left for Afjl&viile
yesterday. t
G. D. Mattocks, of Onslow, called in
last evening. He , says the crops gen-
erally are good, especially corn.
''., vf ' - ' f
; Another V.lUnbU Plant.
' Growing in vacant lots and in gar-
dens that have not been properly cared
for, we find in our city a plant of great
medicinal value. It is known in medi
cal botany as the Datura Stramonium.
It ia easily cultivated generally grow-
- iog where it is not wanted many valu
able remedies, both for man and beast,
are made from the seeds; The seed
pods ripen about the time of frost or
just before. J They are very easily gain
v . ered. ; - ' ..
This plant is known all oyer our coun
try as "Jimpson Weed." ' .
We Hope Rot. . .
.The rumor is afioat that Dr." York
descends to low depths of mud slinging
ia discussions with Gen. Scales. We
hope the statements are exagerated, but
of one thing he may be assured, Re
publicans will no more countenance
that mode of canvassing than will the
Democrats, unless they hare changed
their tactics; for all of their candidates
for State officers heretofore have borne
themselves well through the heat of de
bate. - Judge Settle, Judge Buxton and
Mr. Dockery each avoided -that and
never descended to anything that would
have offended the most sensative mod
esty; and we hope for the credit of the
State that the present canvass is not to
be an exception. - k
: .- "' MABBIKD, '
On August Gth, at T. B. Holland's the
bride's father, by u. D. Mattocks, Esq,
r ' s Kittio Holland and Mr. E. W.Cox
( U -Is'v county.
Mr. Blank'. Letter. Thr, Elite of Mftrfhrf Tltr.
we puoirenea yesteraay tne letter or El)IT0R Journal:-! shall amreciate
Mr.F. J. Blank, who was formerly a the liberty of publishing through your
citizen of New Berne, in which he lays columns an account of one of the most
t,t. t . u . enjoyable occasions it hiis ever been my
, "c V,Y " "-goo fortune to attend and in Baying J
uoiuio uur lonucio. k iuumi ug imuem- 'tia merelv the echo of all nrainnt.
bered that Mr. Blank lived here just About 11 o'clock on Wednesday even-
after tha war. at a timn whan thn nitv mg the guests or the Atlantio Jiotel
j - . v cheerfully accopted an inviUtion ex
JUjv ui..., uuum v.. proper- teluiBll hv Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rrvan t
ity growing out of : the disbanding of a champagne supper complimentary to
troops of the U. S. Army, the rehabili- Mrs. 'Laird Misses Englehard and, Holt
tation of returning HonffidfiratAH. and on the eve of their departure from the
tt! xt.iv.-ji i :ii waters of the old Atlantic,
w,, 7'"wuu Ul Never since Uie renowned days of
-niuwi ouuuiuuiuiou uunng me speuu- chivalry has tne "stirrup cup" "speeded
lative period of the war; and when the; parting guest" with more grace,
there was a rush of business: when a and the lordly, cavalieis were nobly
7"tw P"ie,01,u wime anu ful hoBt The mtable absence of our
colored, were seeking a .place .fyv settle hostess was deeply lamented and many
down' aftet, theterribleupheaval of & the expressions of sincere regret kitfte
four years' struggle: and gaveabusi- nuiBpoiwou irom wun-u cause me
., , , . .. . . . ,. pleasure of her company waB denied us.
ness-hke aspect to the place, extending 5orkg popped gaily, glasses were filled
with gradual diminution up to tho panic with the sparkling beverage, the signal
of 1873. which was aboutlhe time he for those courtesies and tokens of hospi-
.mof i,0 iff Arf. i, u talitv, over which no one excels, and
, . . j J but few equal, Mr Bryan as host; he
1879 and '80, there has been a gradual greeted this signal proposed the health
but suro and continued imnrovement. "of those so soon to leave us" and in his
store of wit and humor to the enjoy-1
mint nf tha nartv "SoiinHoi-Q Tl " nft
attempted and 'as sften failed, his
friends finding it difficult to rhyme
with "B
Dr. Alexcnder, Turner Vaison, Lieut.
B. Hughes, U. S. A.. Tom Dewey,
Ed. Gear. R. B. Raney the proprietor of I
the hotel, ever the gentleman and
pleasant companion
muBt be;"
"A sound that makes us linger,
Yet. Farewell."
With thanks. Mr. Editor,
Yours very truly.
"Enjoyment."
and except in the absence of paint al
luded to, we can claim manifext ad
vancement. The trade of the place
which formerly came in carts and
wagons is no longer seen on our streets,
but comes and goes on the numerous
steamers which ply the waters of our
rivers and sounds in numbers never be
fore known to our c'tizens. Thut our
commerce has increased is shown by
the Schedule B tax lists of our mer
chants', which is a safe, basis of calcula
tion upon that subject. We regrot that
Mr. Blank did not observe our fine
shelled streets, our new court house,
public school building and other evi
dences of substantial improvement.
usual courteous style so becoming the
subject of his toast expressed the re
grets he felt on the approach of the
morrow which would bear from his
view those faces which had so bright
ened the scenes of gaiety and so greatly
contributed to the summer's enjoyment
Miss Rosabella Englehard, one of Ral
eigh's fairest, arose and in her graceful
and modest bearing so characteristic in
her and so lovely in one so talented,
responded with a voice rich and clear,
heard by those most distant from her,
and in words prompted by her ready
mind . thanked him for his kindly ex
pressions and assured him of the reci
procity of feeling. Second only to our
host and a son well worthy of so talent
ed a sire, Mr. Charles a. Bryan won the
admiration of the assembled guests by
his quick repartee and numerous toasts,
generously remembering those whose
But on the subject of our sources of friends were too timid or their words
revAnua he was far frnm main ir at. t.im too scarce to venture their voices amid
..v . t- ..... . the acunowieagea "tseis tispnts" ana
tid m ta0 uuu cuuun are klin eyes. To Miss Ella M. Holt
large Dut not our only sources. Kicehas the toasts were often and long; many
become very prominent, and the truck- the glasses filled and raised and filled
ins interest has crown to o-reat m!rni- again to the fairest oi her sex; many
but? WU1UB cuiiuiug buvoo nuunmcuw ,
tude; the oyster interest has been
greatly advanced by the cannery estab
lished here, while the fishing industry
has been on a constant and notable in
crease. Fmther than this, Mr. Blauk
was with us during the dullest season,
when many of our citizens are away
from here on either business oi pleasure,
and at a time when tho town is practi
cally "relegated " to the "stay at home
for comfort" portion of the community,
The railroad schedule of which he
manv the lips breathing ner praise,
Miss Maude a. Amyette, of whom New
Berne is so justly proud, as usual, re
ceived the enconiums her wit and
beauty ever calls forth. On every side
her name resounded. Her ready re
sponses and sweet voice enlisted many
in her train who before had only the
good fortune to know at a distance and
who quickly learned that by no means
in this case did "distance lend enchant
ment." .
Miss Lavine Haywood, the lovely
Joiukln. nf Yia nnnrflir Til. 1 "TWlr "
COMMERCIAL.
Journal Office, Aug. 8, 6 P. M.
COTTON New York futures closed
steady. Spots steady. Uplands 10 13-16;
uneans li l-ie.
FUTURES.
10.78
10.65
10.39
10.34
August,
September,
Oftober,
November,
No Complaint to Make.
HDITOR journal: I regret to see on
my return from Raleigh that my propo
sition to compute and copy the tax list
made to the Board of County Comm is
sinners had provoked discussion in your
paper. This is entirely foreign to my
wishes in the matter. I have for the
last three years done a Dart of this work
and always supposed, because I did 'it
as well,, and as low as anyone would.
I made a proposition this year and did
not expect it on any other basis. I did
not make it at the July meeting, until
Mr. Brinson saw me, because, August
has always been the time of letting out
the list, l made my proposal in good
faith, made no change in it alter hand
ing it in, nor would I have made any
because I had put my bottom figures
and would not reduce them, although
the right to do so I think beyond ques
tion to both Mr. Wood and myself.
About three o clock 3n the day of the
August meeting, I was 'approached by
Mr. S. W. Latham, who urged that 1
should withdraw ray proposal, which I
flatly refused to do, tlung inm that 1
knew that two members c f the Beard
wanted to vote for me;to this he said "but
they can t elect you," and to this I said,
"well, they shall have a chance to go
upon record, and you can vote for me
or not, as you choose" What Mr
Latham's motives were are as much in
the dark to me as to any one in the
county.
The work was for the county, and if
the Commissioners did not want me to
do it, I assure them I have no complaint
to make. J. R. B. Carraway.
complains, and which seems to have, to an(j eentle manner, and the rounds of
some ertent, evoked his lei.er, is a mat- applause greeting her prompt responses
ter of the corporation and for which the showed that there, as elsewhere, did she
city cannot be held accountable, but as
we have said before we presume is run
upon such time as the managers think
produces the greatest good to the great
est numbers and best results to the
finances of the company.
Honey.
Rev. Mr. Bull of this city has certain
ly been successful in bee culture. We
purchased a few cases of honey from dark Southern beauty calling forth uni-
merit. From Washington, N. C, the
proverbial centre of North Carolina's
fairest daughters, well entertaining the
reputation of her native town, surpassed
by none, appeared Miss Pattie Rodman.
We only regret that numerous admirers
vied with each other in responding to
the many toasts directed to her anq
thus denied us the pleasure by debar
ring her the privilege of her own re
sponses. From our sister Carolina, Miss
Fannie mureery, a loveiy picture, ner
him a few days ago and we pronounce
it the nicest we have seen for some
time. ,Of course we have seen as good
honey as this, but the manner in which
it is put up makes it look very tooth
some and marketable. We hope Mr.
Bull will have some of it at the Expo
sition.
versal admiration as the theme of song
and the subject of toasts.
Miss Ulivia (Jowper, with whom none
can be thrown without experiencing
that charm of manner peculiar only to
herself, received many toasts couched
in words of adulation so richly merited.
Again. Mr. Editor, from your own
town, one whose face lighted the scene
by its own sweet beauty and whose
voice waB often raised in its pure, rich
tones and cultivated expression, in re
sponse to many toasts, Miss Dita Roberts
ranked as one of New Berne's choicest
flowers.
Many calls for Mr. Chas. Busbee
brought forth a ringing response in
words of thanks to our host for his en
joyment of; the elegant entertainment,
and as he retired suggested tne pro
priety of remarks from "Mid" Leach,
Esq., who ever ready in the cause of
The Supplemental City Tax.
Editor Journal: The recent ordi
nance passed by the Board of Council-
men compelling tho citizens to clean
out the ditches in front of their premi
ses, seems to us as very unequal in its
bearing, if not absurd, and is altogether
a most unique specimen of legislation
Is it not placing the brethren of taxation
very unequally t To illustrate, Col.
John D. Whitford has s atinet front of
about 500 feet, and his premises are
valued on the tax list at Geo
Allen & Co. have a store valued at
$9000, the latter has a front of about 50
feet, consequently, Col. Whitford with
property of less than one-third of tho
valuation of lieo. Allen (Jo. will have
to pay ten times as much tax for clean
ing the streets or the city. Again,
Doctor Charles Duffy has a lot fronting
on two streets, Middle and Union, ot
about 550 feet; its utmost valuation
would be about $1500. Directly oppo
site to his lot are four handsome resi
dences, worth in the aggregate $10,000
With about the same frontage,
the occupants of these lots would
collectively, have to pay about the same
tax for street draining as Doctor Uutty,
Again, the McLean lot has a frontage
on thee streets of about 1,000 feet and
worth, say $10,000; the Weinstein
building is worth about the same sum
and has a frontage on two streots not to
exceed 150 feet; the McLean property
DOMESTIC MARKET.
Tuhpenttnk Hard , $1.00; dip, $1.75.
TAR 73c. to 51.00.
Corn 80c.
Seed Cotton $2.50a3.50.
Cotton Seed $13.50 per ton.
Beeswax 25c. per lb.
Honey 60c. per gallon.
Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c.
Country Hams 13Jc. per lb.
Lard 131c. per lb.
Eoas 12ic. per dozen.
Fresh Pork 7a8c. per pound.
Peanuts $1.00al. 50 per bushel.
r odder 80c. to 551 per hundred.
Onions $1.56a2.00 per bbl.
r IELD FEAS
Hides Dry, 10c.: green 5c.
Tallow 6c. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 20a40c. per pair,
Meal 85c. per bushel.
Apples 25a40c. per bush.
Peaches $1.25al.50 per bush.
Wool 12al7c. per pound.
Shingles West India,dull and n m.
inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch,
hearts, 3.00; saps, $1.50 per M.
wholesale prices.
New Mess Pork $18.00.
L. C, Fat Backs, and Belues 9a9Jc
Shoulders Smoked, No. 2, 71c
prime, 7ic.
SMOKED JOLES SC.
Lard 9a9k.
Sugar 5a8c
FLOUR-$3.25a7.00.
Salt 90c per sack.
Molasses and Syrups 20a45c.
Fruit Jars.
JJALFS at
C B. HART & CO.,
Corner of Middle and South Front sts.,
au7 dwlw NEW BERNE, N. C.
CITY ORDINANCE.
NOTICE. .:
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOll HAIjJ .
Pursuant to a hnl
Court of Crnven county, in an notion wherein
lnoB. n.. ureen el al are plaintiff, and Ellta
W. Hissell et als are ilefemlnntii w win Bull
at Public Auction at IheCou-.t Honse iloor in
me i-uy or Nrwberu, at TWKI.VK o'clock.
miuaay, mu.nijay, tlie FIKXT'day of SEP-
iKMHKK, A.l. 1SHI, (or canti
All thOHe Certain lol8 nf Inml ultnaLait
Middle. Neuse and llnncock Ktrofiu in c.i.i
City of Newberu, and known and dlstln-
SUiBlien in I lie plau of said city a Ut-Num-ers
Two Hundred and Kivhiv cum n.n
Hundred and Kluhtv oue i281. Tun ttim.lre.l
and Eighty-two (282), ami '' wo Hsudivd and
r.iKuiv-uiree vssii, wiiii mo Improvement
thereon, known uh Hie Hanl Property;
F. M. SIMMONS,
M. 1KV. slA'K'K(
I'd ConimistiioutM'fi.
For SaSs, Lease cr Rent
A Small Farm ia Jones Co.,
six miles from Trenton, six mile's from
Pollocksville, two miles from Trent
river, and near the famous Quaker
Bridge road.
Apply at once to
O. C. TAYLOR, .,
dw Now Rernp. N. O.
THE HENDEBSON HOUSE,
Now under the management (.f THORNTON
KROS.. H lM-ei.iueil In furnish l!...r,l i,.l
Lodging tit reasonable lutes.
JilYEKY STABLES.
Horses and butuies cniiKtanll V on hand for
transporting passonncrs to any neighboring
town.
THORNTON hROS.,
Henderson llouve. Miilille ntret
jy-';l dwly New Heine, N. C.
Coal, Goal,
Hay, Hay,
i, Ice,
Floppers. .
v In 1880, when Oen. Hancock was nom
inated, the -air-rung with sounds of
Hoppers in Pennsylvania land other
States.
In fact, so numerous were they, that
we believe, at one time it was in con
templation, to call a floppers' conven
tion to nrcraniza the florminz element of
fl;leallantry. cheerfully replied in words
'i. -i """T Select, and with pleasing address, con-
might continue until every person, in cluQing by requesting the pleasure of
clined to flop, might have an opportun- hearing the gentleman from the "tur-
itv tn'dn so. Hut sad to sav. these flon- nentine district," John D. Williams,
pers, either never flopped at, all, or they W .ISStl E
flopped so vigorously, that m their did, from the "turpentine district," his
numerous girations and revolutions words were stuck in his throat though
they come down plumb on the side they his heart unstuck (with turpentine) was
started from. And at the dress parade
of election day every one was in line,
eyes to the front with head erect, and
filed right up to the ballot box and
voted for Garfield. ; " "
We write this as a reminder that but
little aid is to be expected from that ele
ment in a presidential campaign. Look
to your own lines, Democrats, and see
that they are all out and vote.
with them."
Fearinarthatl have already consumed
more space in your paper, Mr. Editor, I
than i nave a ngnt coasx ior, inongn Dyi
far too little to fully describe this de
lightful evening and even though yonr
entire naoer were placed at my disposal
I should then feel sensibly my inability
to do the subject that jifstice it deserves.
I shall in conclusion ask your indul
gence to mention the names offthose
more prominently introduced ny means
of their tfctive part in the toasts of the
evening and assure those whose names
are omitted that it is .through lack of
space and not lack of their deserved ap
preoiation Misses Nannie Roberts
EWTOd JOUBNAL: When I offered an
answer to the query or. "inquirer" i
made an effort to explain the condition
of affairs relative to giving the contract Mamie Amyette, Miss Mnry Miller, Miss
iur vupy lug uuu uuuipuiiuig uio uijl iiai I juumiu uiuureery, ilium uiiun xauun.
and had no idea of referring to the past Mr. J. C. Roberts, of whom special
acts of the Commissioners nor did I in- mention I beg leave to make, by his
tend to say anything that would reflect clear voice, command of language, sup-
unon any of the members of the Board, ported by a strong and trained mind
and if in my ignorance I did, lam sorry rendered his toasts among the best and
tor it; but in conclusion l win say that most appreciated.
past records are improper subjects to I . Dr. "Dick" Haywood, with whom
bring before the pubho unless "In- gallantry is ever present, reminding the
quirer" is sure of bur being cfeov. younger raon of their neglect, drank
"People that live in glass houses should toast in well timed grace, to the "Grass
not throw stones." - - ' , . Widows," amid the winning smiles
. , Respectfully," - and approving glances of those present.
. Alpheus W. Wood. pFouse" Young, without whom no
New Berne, Aug. 8th, 1834. " ' Ipircle is coirrMe, added his well fidled
Cmi IX.. Src. 10. No nerson shall be al
lowed to keep day or night more than two
neau oi caitio wiiiun uie
hotel kecrjei's. who are
rrovuteu, tins ordinance Bnau not apply to
personB bringing cattle for sale, and who do
not keep them on hand more than one week
The above ordinance to be In full force un
til October Ixt. 1884. Parties owning more
cattle than the above ordinance allows are
given five days to remove them from the city
limits.
au7 d2w E. II. MEADOWS, Msyor.
uignb more man iwo
CoaJ, Hav, Ice & Wood,
nee shall not apply to ' ' ' , .
FOR SALE BY
WATSON & DANIELS.
APfLY AT THEIR
NOTICE.
Valuable Oily Property I C E HOUSE,
FOR, SALE.
Pursuant to an order of the Superior Court
of Craven county, made In a special proceed
ing pending therein. In which J. J. Roberts
and wife et als are plaintiffs and J. A. Gulon,
a. . uuionauu u. ivick. Kooei'ts are ueieuu-
ants-
I will sell at the Court House door In the
city of Newborn, at TWELVE o'clock, M., on
MONDAY, the EIGHTH day of SEPTEMBEK,
1884. at Public Auction for cash-
Two lots ot land in said city: one lot being
a part of lot 295 as known in the plan of the
city or jNewnern a mil description or wnicii
may do nau oy reierence to tne petition nied
In said Proceedings; The other lot beginning
at the northeast corner of New and Metcalf
streets, running northwardly with Metcalf
Near Foot of Middle Rtreet,
New Heme, IV, J.
i
tlT Call on us before nurcliasine else
where. jvl3.dwlv
PROFESSIONAL.
Wm. J. CLARKE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NEW BEnKTE. IXT. O.
Pl'ActlHea In thfl f 'nnrttt nf (irtjrat. fnv.H
Will be Compelled to pay eight times as street t Johnson street, thence eastwardly Hyde.'. Jolle,8' Leuoii Pamlico andWnyna
mucn tax iur Btreet cleaning as uiu
Weinstein building.
Oh temporal oh mores. It seems to
us that the only fair way, as it is the
only legal way to enforce this tax is to
the property according to its
value. H.
The curative power of Ayer's Sarsa-
narilla is too well known to require tho
specious aid of any exaggerated or fic
titious certificate. Witnesses of its mar
velous cures are to-day living in every
city and hamlet of the land. Write for
names ilyou want nome evuience.
The most deadly foe to all malarial
disease is Ayer's Ague Cure, a combi
nation of vegetable ingredients only, of
which the most valuable is used in no
other known preparation. This remedy
ia an absolute and certain specific, and
succeeds when all other medicines fail.
A cure is warranted.
wiih Johnson street to the western line of
the Newbern Acaaem'B grounds, thence
southwardly along said western line of said
Ncwberu Academy's grounds and parallel
with Metealf street to New street, thence
westwardly with New street to the begin
ning: the same being lots Nob. 811 and 330 as
known in tne plan ot tne city or Newbern
with all Improvements thereon commonly
known as tne -jrvouerts rroperty."
AUg. 1, 1(.
PHIL. HOLLAND. Jr.
au5 dwtd Commissioner.
W. H. MORRIS. F, MORRIS.
ESTABLISHED 1817.
J. J. BURGESS, of N.
WITH
W. H. MQBHIS & SOUS,
Commission Uerch'ts,
Nos. 23, 25 & 27 Commerce St.,
NORFOLK, VA,
Special attention given to sales of Cotton.
Groin, Peanuts and Country Produce gene
rally, Liiuerai casn a avances moae on con
signments. Prompt returns and highest mar-
Kei pnceB guaranteed, auzuwtjani
counties: also in the United Slates Court at
New Kerne. ( -.'( ; . .
, Collection of seamen's waces nrtil al
claims against vessels a specialty. '
uiuce lour uoors auove uastou House.
niar21--wtf 5
L. J. MooitR.
Wm. E. Clarkk, ,
MOORE & 0LAB,KE;
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
New Borne, N. C.
Will practise Inthe Courts of Carteret.
ven, Greene, Hyde, Jones, Lenoir, Onslow
and Pamlico conn tic-K. ;.- ,
Also in the Supreme Court at KaletejH ajid
the United States courts at New Berne and
iwieign. ....
- collecting a specialty. pSdyrtl,
L GEORGE V. STRONG,
Rileigh, N. C.
"Where on earth did you get that to-
baoooV" cried Frank to his college mate,
as he passed him in the hall, smoking
his first pipe of Blackwell'a Durham
Lonar Uut. "llai hai vvnat ao you
think of it, Frank? . Now talk about the
perfumes ef Araby, and all tbatl uet itr
1171 A ...A. I' Tl.f
,,u,uUu..r wuuU.., , the STORE. DWELLIG and OOTBUILD.
JOVel Unariie, youw maae a nn. ING8 on tne corner of Pollock and Norwood
Never inhaled such enchanting odors streets, now occupied by wm. CoJitgau,
before. That's vour genuine classical F- rossession given Aug. isi.
DANIEL K. PBKHV; '
KlusUn,N,W,
STRONG & PERRY f i ...
KINSTON, N. C, ; b ...
ATTORNEYS ASi. COUNSELLORS AT. UW.
Having formed a conavtnerahln for th
iractlce of the law in Joih-b county, will reu
arly attend the courts of the same. Pmimii '
mayl2-d&wtf
8THONO 4 PKRRY.
For Rent;
tebacco! Greek and Latin must come
easy amid such fragrance.
Jy20 dtf
Apply to
O. HUBB&
PHIL. HOLLAND, JR. OWEN H. COIOB
HOLLAND & GTJION,?
Attorneys at JuaVrL" ;'
Office on Craven St., two doors above Pellocfc
Will practice In the Counties of Craven''
Jones, Onslow. Carteret. Pamlico and Leai
Prompt attention paid to collections. ,
api-29-dAwly. ... . ' . i
Ilolice.
MY WIFE. SARAH A. JOHNSON, having
lert my bed ana Doara witnont cause, i nere
by give notice that I will pay no debt con
tracted Dy ner.
, J. A. JUBHi3V.
. . New Heme, N. C.
Aug. Stll, usi. it ;
Only $47.50. Onlj $47.50.
The Alleger Organs.
lr. M. 8IMMOXS,
CLEMENT I
Cheapest School in the State,
CEKTEEVILLE ACADEMY
HALB AMD FEHAI.S, ,
JOHNSOH'S mi Pitt County, K. C.
J. DANIEL MILLER, Ph. B. University
N. O., Principal. Mifm ADD1K SMITH, Salem
femaie Acaaemy, Assistant.
Tuition, inciui
Frenoh.tototlS.
Vor further Information address, ns above,
ALLEN JOHNSON,
' augMwiV ' Beo. Board Trustee.,
Latin, German and
iuj.lV.;;
SIMMONS & MANLV
ATTOK'NBTS AT LAW. ' :-" "
Will practice In thePnurlaof rVpn t... "
If yon are interested in mnslc and want to ,l2MSlH:JHJN,e
st a good Organ, be BCKE THAT OW and ln fewSfiw 1 ttl eW -??rP?V- '
DR. J. D. CLAItkv
Office on Craven .treet. between, rollor
and Broad. f . . iDrl7-d4wln, . ,
r DR. G. L SHACKELFORD. "
Swrgedn Pen tit -i
" NEWBEE.N, N. a
Offloe on Middle street, over Miss Kate Car
tway's Millinery fcitore, opposite Uaptlst
Church. .
Tea Years Practical Kxpertenc.,
sepaWAWly .
set a good Orga
BU THIS ALLKUfcH WHUAN.
You can get a beautiful WALNUT CASK
HAND CAllVKl. rich lv trimmed and
sawed Fret work. While the combination of
music is unsurpassed. Four (4) full seta of
reeds with nine useful stop, attached to my
new fatent atop, wore Automatic uenows,
which woik so easy that a child can play
without nrowlnff tired.
This Organ will be packed in a tight box.
Stool and Book Included, and delivered on
ear. here free of charge for only (tT.Sft.
Remember the regular price of this Organ 1.
17a, but in order to introduce mem i nave de
cided to oner a limited nnmoer ror B4T.BO.
ORDER ATOCE. NOTHING SAVED
BY DKLAI.
AddreM,
H. W. ALtEGKR,
WashlnKton.
New Jerjey.
neierence irsi. naiionai sann,
. augl dwSni