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NEW BERNE. N. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26. 1884.
NO. 127.
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LOCAL NEWS.
J&rnmiftUir Almanac. v 4
8un rise, 3:27 1 Length of day,'
Sun sets, 6:35 1 13 hours, 8 minutos. '
, Moon Bets at 8:5o p. m.. , . .j
lt rilibl wave ae-a in uiton ih.
blue fishing at Morehead is on a boom,
)wlng to the cool season the mosquito
1 tribe has been rather s'im.
A shower of -ram Sunday evening
cooled the atmosphere considerably. .
Athenia Lodge No. 8, ). of P., meets
" to-night at 8 o'clock. Work in first de-
,&Ta9 itckraer lElm City arrived from
Fayboro lst night with passengers and
V freight.; ;- s, ; r... ' . , : ,
;. V lo the i&ienlfa American of Aug.
23df is a description and illustration of
- an improved back band buckle. It was
invented by Jlr; P, S.. Pender of Tar
' lioio, N.t.-li.,-.,. .-I . ... .
The ? funeral of Mr. M. W. II
Sumrell will take place this afternoon
Jron the Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr
. Burkhead officiating, at 5 o'clock.
Friends and, acquaintances are invited
to attend. '
A special t torn Morehead City to the
y JotJBH At says: - A trolling - party com'
posed of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Bryan,
. Misses Floreno and Mary L. Bryan, and
Miss Aurora Mace caught 850 blue fish
and some elegant mackerel yesterday.
Mr. E. B. Morrison, representing the
firm ,of .Clague, Schlicht & Field, of
Rochester, New York, manufacturers of
. labprr&aving office devices, is In the city
- delivering letter files and pads which
are the best for the purposes of anything
. 1 we have seen. He may be found at the
Central Hotel until Tuesday afternoon,
and would be pleased to receive calls
from any, one wanting anything in his
line of dealing.
THE DEMOCRATIC rONVKHTIOS I
OF LENOIR COrifTT.
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We find that the large muskmelon
which we noticed in our last issue was
sen'fct&jMessrs. Geo. Allen & Co. by J
N. Foscue of Polloksville.
Won. Cleve, Esq., of Vanceboro, and
Mr. F. E. Ernul, Esq.. from Street's
1 PW, were in the city yesterday.
-Mr. Joseph Nelson and family have
returned from. , Morehead. We regret
, to learn that his little girl still continues
: quite sick. ':' --
. Taothsome.
Our foreman has a shark's tooth from
the Stono phosphate works, near Char
leston, S. C. , which measures five inches
in length and four inches in width at
the Case, tapering to a sharp point. . The
toonjfjprified and in such perfect
condition that the, beards on the edge
are'plaluiy seen and felt.
The month of that shark would have
f urBishJd antple if not attractive quar-
terat ytol fathers.; .o
, Wrecked. ,-...'
' Sohr,VW7iiJ?'. Green, from Nevassa
Island, W. 1., loaded with guano for
: Nevassa Phosphate . Company wrecked
Friday night, Aug. 15. Wreckers took
charge at daylight, morning of the 16th
- Lieut. Herring and officers of the rev
enue cutter Stevens boarded the vessel
and offered he crew passage to New
r - Barne. -, -,-" ;'.'. :" "'
Wrecked on Portsmouth beach, 4.3
: q'clock, south' quarter' west of Harbor
- Bar light honseJINoon of' the '16th
hiahemastj blown faway. : Crew
; takeCloiu S WJosiiranide:-1!':'; ''
Steamer Stttle L , ' ' -', . '
' - Thasteameafwlv & Roberta having
. completed repairs, and been' handsome-
. ly painted while on the-. ways of Capt.
' T. S.5lbward M been' launched and
sailed lastftalgM -for Elizabeth' City
wheMf;iifl iredume Jhet route be
' tweon 'the .ScuppfirnOng. river and that
place. ' We notice she bears the initials
of the t' Norfolk 2 Southern " Railroad
and supjioad ' rung' under - the ' direc
tion ' of that ; corporation.' She has
been "rtailyj. impj-oved in , appearance
and sojdrta begone of the smartest
boats on these waters. "'..
Common Cftoncll Enlolnedf -
j - An injunction has been served on the
Mayor and Winmln cojlncil, restrain
jng v: that . body ; ' from collecting
mora lUxeg .f; uiaa"; -m , permuiea
by the !U"anierided t k charter ' and
constitution, and aW a mandamus to
compel the commissioners to apply such
tax as Is allowed to be collected to the
payment bf, corfent expenses and not to
the pay ment of old claims. . . :'
The casej will' be heard; by Jugde
Gudger at Wftrqnton (in the 4th of Sep
JemW.v'lti We'r W'say; this does
hot iitfdck ttie'grAaed'scriool tat, and . is1
Jh no'way'conndcte'f with iC that ia a
special tax for' specifio, purposes, and a
coSmla per,.cent. to be levied.
Green & Etevens jn, C. C CJark, jlpd
i ia and f Jarke represent the tax-pay'
. 3; Chnmons & Manly the city
In accordance with the call of the
Executive Committee, the delegates to
the Democratic convention of Lenoir
county assembled at the court house in
Kinstbn on Saturday, August 23d.
The convention was called to order
by J. W. Grainger, chairman of .the
Executive Committee, at 11 o'clock a. m.
J. C. Wooten, sr., moved that a com
mittee of three be appointed on creden
tials. The motion was adopted and the
chair appointed the following: J. C.
Wooten, sr., S. H. Rountree and William
Taylor. .
While the committee retired to exam-
credentials, J. Y. Joyner, Esq., a
promising young man of La Grange,
was called for. He responded in a
short, eloquent and beautiful speech,
causing one old gentleman to remark:
Joyner is a little man but he can make
big speech."
The cemmittee on credentials reported
the following delegates present.
Kinston township: 8. II. Rountree,
E. R. Rouse, Levi Dawson, E. L. Miller,
G. E. Komegay, W. F. Stanly, J. Q.
Jackson and Wm. Faulkner.
Trent: . Frank Harper, A. S. Davis,
Stephen Herring, Alonzo Ronse and
Jag. Cunningham.
Vance: J. T. Askew. J. I. Giav.
Joseph Suggs, Buckner Hodges 'and
Kictiard Taylor.
Hall: Levi Hill, Simeon
Wooten. W. S. Uzzell. Josenh Sutton.
. l. wooten, o. K. D. Howard.
Falling Creek : Dempsey Wood , J. L.
Kennedy and Edward Sutton.
Sand Hill: W.W.Arnold.
Institute: Jno. H. Dawson. S. P.
Hardy, J. T. Gray, W. E. Askew nnd
Lovit Hines.
Contentnea Neck: R. M. Abbott, J.
. Johnson, J. h. Kupatrick. . E.
Phillips.
Woodington: Joseph Waller, Simo
son Harper, E. S. Fordham, C. E. Ken
nedv. R. E. Kellv. Zach Rhodeo. W. O
Taylor, F. M. Haskins, Isaiah Johnson,
V. Wooten, sr., and J. C. Wooten, lr,
Pink Hill: J. E. B. Noble. Lutson
Stroud. '
The report was adopted unanimously,
On motion of S. H. Rountree, J. C.
Wooten, jr., was unanimously elected
permanent chairman of the convention.
Messrs. a. H. Rountree and R. W.
Pope were appointed to escort him to
the chair.
On taking the chair Mr. Wooten an
nounced that business was in order.
Messrs. C. C. Daniels, of the Free
Press, and H. S. Nunn, of the Journal,
were elected secretaries
On motion, R. W. Pope was admitted
as a delegate irom umtentnea JNecR
township. -
J. C. Wooten, sr., moved that a eom
mittee, Composed of one from each
township, be appointed on Resolutions.
The motion was adopted and the follow
ing appointed: J. Jackson, J. T.
Askew, Jaa. Cunningham, R. M. Abbott.
C. Wooten, sr. J. E. B. Noble. S. I
Wooten, Dempsey Wood, W. W. Arnold
and J. H. Dawson
The committee retired and N. J.
Rouse, Esq., was loudly called for. He
came forward and entertained the con
vention with words of encouragement,
and congratulated the delegates on the
striking contrast in the order they pre
served and that Of the body which as
sembled there on the Saturday before
Mr. Kouse is a good speaker, ana we
believe there is a conservative element
in his ideas about public affairs, which
will enable him to do effectual work in
the campaign.
The committee on resolutions re
turned and reported through their
chairman, J. Q. Jackson, Esq., the fol
lowing: - -
Whereas, the interest of our citizens
are quite diversified in regard to the
stock law in Lenoir county; and where
as, it is purely "a local question and of
no special interest to the great body of
our Legislature, further than a desire
to act in the matter, for the best interest
of those immediately concerned, and
whereas we have full confidence in our
Senators and Representatives that they
will act n these local matters according
to the interest and wishes of those 1m
E. S. Rountree. Wiley Rouse nom
inated Geo. L. Hodges.
The chair appointed Messrs. B. I.
Wooten and C. E. Kennedy tellers.
The nrst ballot resulted, Mewborne
21, Hodges 18, Rountreo 11. No election.
Mr. Rountree '8 name was withdrawn.
The second ballot resulted, Hodges
26, Mewborne 24.
Geo. L. Hodges was declared the
nominee for Register of Deeds, and on
motion his nomination was made unani
mous. '
Dr. J. M. Kirkpatrick was unanimous
ly nominated by acclamation for the
office of Coroner.
E. P. Loft in was unanimously nomi
nated for county surveyor.
vol. a. is. Whitfield. Messrs. John X.
Gray and John F. Mewborne were put
in nomination for treasurer.
First ballot, Whitfield 18, Gray 22 and
Mewborne 10.
Second ballot, the name of John F.
Mewborne was withdrawn. Whitfield
25, Gray 25.
J. J. wooten, sr., suggested that it
was the duty of the chairman to give
the casting vote;
The chairman regreted that circum
stances made it his duty to say who
should be the candidate, but if it was
his duty he would not shrink from it,
but would cast the vote for Col. N. B.
Whitfield.
J. Q. Jackson, Esq., raised the point
01 order that the chair had no right to
give the casting vote but should order
another ballet. By general consent the
point was discussed by Messrs. Wooten
and Jackson, and the chair decided the
point well taken and ordered another
ballot, which resulted, Gray 29, Whit-
tieiaai.
John T. Gray waa declared the nomi
nee for treasurer, and, on motion, his
nomination was made unanimous.
The names of J. Q. Jackson, D. G
Taylor and S. I. Wooten were put in
nomination for the House of Kepre
sentatives.
S. I. Wooten 's name was withdrawn
by his request.
Mr. Jackson stated that he could not
accept the nomination and requested
that his name be withdrawn. The con
vention refused to allow him to with
draw.
. l. wooten 's name was again
brought forward.
A ballot was ordered which resulted
13 for Taylor, 18 for Wooten and 24 for
Jackson.
Second ballot, Taylor 14,
Jackson 27.
Mr. Jackson was loudlv called for.
He ascended the stand and made a very
earnest, patriotic speech, deolairing his
full faith in the success of the National,
State and County Democratic tickets,
and for the reason of this faith he most I Tuesday.
The name of J. W. Uralnger, which
was brought forward at first but with'
drawn at his request, was again brought
lor ward.
S. I. Wooten was again withdrawn,
The third ballot waa ordered which
resulted, Taylor 14, Grainger 36.
J. W. Grainger was declared
Improvement. '
The frame of the Baptist parsonage
is up and begins to show what it will
took like when thoroughly enclosed. It
will fill a space long in need of a build
ing to relieve the unfinished appearance
which it has presented for over half a
century, ,
Oneef the Windley stores on Middle
street is undergoing a thorough renova
tion and receiving a coat of paint, prep
aratory to the occupancy of Mr. Sam.
B. Waters.
The buildings of Capt. Richardson,
on South- Front street havo the
roefu on and pearly ready for the ten
ants. ,
Mr. Wm; Dunn has his wind pump
now in working order and will supply
his dwelling with water in every room.
A comfort much needed in this commu
nity. "Water is cheap" but not con
venient in many cases.
T. E. Mace, Esq., has added an L to
his d welling on Johnson street and says
he can now entertain his friends with
more "hostility."
Mr. Wm. Colligan, jr., is adding to
his buildings on Hancock street near
the depot and improved the appearance
of them greatly.
The building of Mrs. Cohen on Pollock
near Hancock street is in fair progress
and will soon be completed.
Mr. Asa L. tfynum has added to his
dwelling and store at his new location
on Queen ot. and is a decided improve
ment in the appearance of that locality,
The public school building is approach
ing completion and an effort will be
made to have it ready for use during
the early days 01 the next session.
QThe Methodist Church is undergoing
great improvement and alteration, but
the work has not progressed far enough
yet to show as it wm further on.
The spirit of improvement is prevalent
and the mechanics of the city were
never more generally employed.
Holmes' Sure Cure Mouth Wash and
Dentifrice is an infallible cure for Ulce
rated Sore Throat, Bleeding Gums, Sore
Mouth and Ulcers. Cleans the Teeth
and keeps the Gums health and puri-
1 the breath. Prepared solely bv
Drs. J. P. & W. R. HOLMES, Dentists,
103 Mulberry street. Maoon Georgia.
For sale by R. N. Duffy, New Berne, N.
C, and all Druggists and Dentists.
auCOdwSmo
The best medical authorities acknowl
edge the great value of Ayer's Cathartic
Pills, and frequently prescribe their use
with the utmost confidence, well know
ing that they are the most effectual rem
edy ever devised for diseases caused by
derangements of the stomach, liver and
bowels.
Journal Offick, Aug. 25. 6 P. M.
COTTON New York futures barely
steady; Spots steady. Uplands 10 3
Orleans 11.
FUTURES.
August, 10.68
September, 10.62
October, 10.34
November, 10.23
uominee for the House, and, on motion,
his nomination was made unanimous.
A committee was appointed to inform
Mr. Grainger of his nomination.
The chair deolared the next business
in order to be the election of delegates
to the Senatorial convention which I
meets in Kinston on Saturday, August
BOth.
The secretary announced that the
county was entitled to thirteen dele-
STATE NEWS
Gleaned from our Exchanges.
Eoanoke News: A two acre vine-
Wooten 9, yard at Eidgeway rented this year
lor 000. Tho corn crop in the
county is larger and better tban it
has been since the war.- The
first new open cotton wo have seen
came Irom J. J. Uoouwyirs farm
This is not premature
but early. Mr. Goodwyu will soon
have a bale in market.
Chatham Record: An interest
ing revival has been going on al
this week at Eock Springs church,
near this place. On last Satur-
the day night Mr. Silas Siler, of Mat
The following were appointed: J. E,
F. Harper, J. C. Wooten, sr., F. M.
Haskins, W. B. Nunn, Noah Rouse, S,
I. Sutton, J. L. Kennedy, John Taylor,
John H. Dawson, S. H. Rountree, E. L.
Miller, Alonzo Rouse and J. T. Askew,
Mr. J. W. Grainger appeared in the
convention and accepted the nomina
tion for .the House and was greeted
with a round of applause,
thews' township, died very sudden
ly. He was about 70 years old and
was much respected by his neigh
bors. Our people had become so
accustomed during this summer to
having a rain every day or two that
the present dry spell is almost un
endurable.
Wilson Mirror: Miss Fannie
Waters, a young lady of fine men
tal endowments and high literary
culture, will leave us soon lor .Beau
fort county, where she has accepted
a position in the school ot the Rev,
Mr. Hughes. Died, at her home,
in Greene county, on Saturday, the
16th of Aug., 1884, Mrs. Maria Bost,
relic of the lato Henry Best. She
COMMEKOIAL.
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BE ipPOSED 01. BY;
LESS ipiTTIOipUI
JfiSIST Ofi pip
1 Blaqweus
DOMESTIC JHAKKET.
Tubpentink Hard, $1.00; dip, J1.75.
Tar 75c. to $1.00.
Corn 75a85c.
Seed Cotton $3.50a3.50.
Cotton Seed $13.50 per ton.
Beeswax 25c. per lb.
Honey 6O0. per gallon.
Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c.
Country Hams 13ic. per lb.
", Lard 13Jc. per lb.
Eoas 121c. per dozen.
Fresh Pork 7a8o. per pound.
Peanuts $1.00al.50 per bushel.
Fodder 8O0. to $1 per hundred.
Onions $1.56a2.00 per bbl.
Field Peas
Hides Dry, 10c; green 5c.
Tallow 6c. per lb.
chickens Urown. 40a50c: sprintr
Meal 85c. per bushel.
Apples 45a50c. per bush.
Peaches 50a60c. per bush.
Wool 12al7o. per pound.
dhinqles west inuia.uull and nm.
inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch,
nearts, $3.uu; saps, $1.00 per M.
wholesale prices.
New Mess Pork 819.00.
L. C, F. Back8, and Bellies lOalOlc.
Shoulders Smoked, No. 2. 8c:
n 1 'I
prime, &c.
SMOKED JOLES OC.
Lard OaOic.
Sugar 5a8c,
Flour $3.25a7.00.
Salt 90o.a$1.90 per sack.
Molasses and Syrups 20a45c.
CURETTES
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MulGEflUjpE
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WITHOUT ADULTERV
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The Methodist Advance,
(VOLUME V,)
An unofficial organ of Southern Methodism,
edited by Rev. W. M. Robey, D. I)., of the
North Carolina Conference.
In order better to meet the wants of the
people and to enlarge its sphere of useful-
new, tne price 01 tne advance has been
Reduced to One Dollar and Fifty Cents
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payable always In advance making It one of
vue uueapeni, ppurs in me SOU CD.
The Advance la an Indenendent Journal.
acknowledging allegiance only to Southern
Methodism, but depending for favor entirely
on Its merits. It Is In harmony with all the
official Journals of the Church and Is Indebt
ed to them for many courtesies. It antago
nizes none of them, but seeks to co-operate
wimi mem iu giving to ine people an unex
ceptionable literature.
Sample copies furnished free on applica-
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On motion, the thanks of the conven-1 was born June 10, 1812, and was
tion were tendered to the chairman consequently 72 years and 27 days
and secretaries for the manner in which I old.
they had discharged their duties.
Un motion, the convention adjourned 1
sine die.
Durham Tobacco Plant: The
building . boom in Durham con
tinues. The increase of the
valuation of property in Durham
from' June 1st, '83, to
DIED.
On the 25th inst., at the residence of fownshirt
Mtt ? i ir lr TTT TT O It -
SrVir. new cotton factory Is the most
u. .,n...n ..' put massive building in construction in
n,LwlB are
eats and wishes are made known to , tnwn nf rtrAonviiiA. TTmnMi wording on ine inira story.
them. I in fix's oilv in iha ur nf 1S49 ami on.
fhorafnro ho ik raanlxraA ho tho HaIo-I " "
eateg of the Democratic party of Lenoir gaged In business witn Jflr. J. B. Uxiey,
county in convention assembled, v . from that county, and afterwards with
1st. That we are opposed to any inter- Mr. Thomas FairbairnL ' Unon the death
of Mr. Fairbairn he engaged in business
for himself in 1856 and continued up to
the war. During the war he, like many
others, went to the interior, and, returned
10 uuyssuwu uyuic, uu, iu kjuuccu i Wednesday, it is the nrst re-
circumstances, from that time until a nnrrori A1. TW T. nail nf Khilni.
vinced will be for the greater benefit of few months since he has been constant- r.rwnhin In sr. fall nAndor! fivo hnah.
tnose interested in tne matter ana mat ly empioyea in mercnanaising, part or fti f w,ftt nn fim and a. half
,n Citation nf th mixtion dnrinff the tlmftln the Amnio of th TatV-T. 618 f W?? 0n "Ve . anQ JP1
present oampMgn would result in no Amyette,. and later by Messrs. Dail I ?.cres and this year gathered Jrom
eoodi out wouia tena to emDitter tneittros., ana apart or tne nme ior mm- n uuoucio. x.
feeliues of the parties interested, and self at the market. Failing health had I Sumrow. Esq.. of Coddle Creek
consequently operate injuriously to the rendered it impossible for him to longer township, has on his place a cluster
party, and work no good to the perajns undergo the fatigue of mercantile,life, of tree8 . which.' taken totrether.
ference by the next Legislature to ex
tend the stock or no fence law on the
south side, of Neuse river in Lenoir
county.
2d. That, as to any change, in the
present stock or no fence district, should
be lsft to the sound discretion of our
legislators to act as they may be con-
fc. t-ittman, r-sq.,LTnnA 1Hf,. '1J ia I OrtA fWlft- Th
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Four
teen dwellings for the operatives
are built and foundations laid for
several others.
Statesville Landmark: White,
Smith, Alexander and Johnson
threshed seven tbousand bushels of
grain in 23 days. Mr. B. S. At-
well, of Davidson township, found
an open cotton boil on bis place
NOTICE.
State or North Carolina, 1
craven county. )
The subscriber havlns auallfled aa Admin.
lstrator of the estate ol Charles Sampson,
deceased, on the 25th dav of Anaust. A.D.
1884, belore the Probate Court f Craven
county, hereby notifies all persons having
claims against said Estate to present them for
payment on or before the 25th dur of Animal.
1885, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of
Mieir rewivery.
All persons Indebted to said estate will
maae immediate payment.
vone wis mtn uay or August, ihh.
K. O. KEHOE,
au2 30d Administrator.
ad. That we approve oi tne piatiorm could around the printing offloe or the 1 , 7MVr f 6v0 .v
i ii vt a i j oaa - i.; I r.. rvi it , .. k Ita ha fnnnn in rnn oaniA annAA ant?
Mr. Sumrell twk waarried and where IU tho . county Seven oi
flVftfl ona daUfirbtftr bv each of hla ffiam tiiaoCnrA an fnllAtra. A Klnnb-
m iu I vuwui uvmjwv iviiv ii d - ai. iiuva
2ZrT Oi;21:feet.ta circmnferencQ 2
dfiath. Ha waa an indnstrinna man. HCheS from the ground: t0St Oak
quiet In his manner, attentive to busi- 15 feet 10 inches eUwrnference
hess intrusted to hinr, and has sustained 12 inches from the ', ground white
'Nominations of candidates for county through a long and eventful life a high feet JO inches 7 inches from
grrojndj Spanish oak- 19 f feet 6
inches 7 inches from ground; poplar
22 feet 8 inob.es 10 inches from
he settled down to do what little he
of the National and State convention.
4th. That we approve of. the course of
Z. B. Vance and Uen. M. W. Kansom,
ourSenatOTs in Congress, and recom
mend Senator Z. B. Vance: for f e-eleo-
tion. . ' '-'..7
iho preamble ana resolution were
unanimously adopted as reported
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none ienuin2 witnou
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ck-BULL
thout it.
Watch the papers for our largo
advertisement; different portraits of
leading men each time.
For Rent,
THE STORE. UW ELLIN fl and nllTHnil.l. -
INGH on the corner of Pollock and Norwood
streets, now occupied by Wm. tJoillnsn,
senr. Possession given Aug. 1st.
Apply to . . .
Jy26 dtf O. HUBB8.
NOTICE.
State of North Carolina. )
Craven County.
The subscriber havlns: Qualified as Admin
istrator of the estate of James McGreiror. de-
AnouaH nn th. 141k da. nf 1 nmirt 1QQI IuAim
tne rrooave uouri oi uraveu county, nereoy
notlflea all persons having claims against
said Estate to present them for payment on
or before the !5th day of August, 1885, or this
notice wm d pieaueu in uar or their recovery.
ah persons inueDtou to said estate will
maae immediate payment.
Done this 22d day of August. 1884.
au22 6w
N. Admr
Estate James McGregor.
Machines.
SEVERAL SECOND HAND SINGER
SEWING MACHINES for Bale CHEAP.
Apply to
aul6tf JAJlES W. MOOEE.
W.U.MORRIS. F, UOHRia,
ESTABLISHED 1H17.
:j. j. buegess, of nc,
witU
W. H. MOEBIS l SOte, -.
Commission HerchMs,
JVm;23, 25 & 27 Commerce Sty
NORFOLK. VA, '
Soeclal attontloit elven to saIph of rot ton.
Grain, Peanuts and Country Produce gene
rally. Liberal cash a dvances made on con- ! ,
slgnmenta. Prompt returns and hlchetft mar
ket prices cuarauteed. . au2dw IJanl . f t
I
For Sale,
For Rent,
officers and a member of the next Gen
It was suggested that a candidate for
- character for unfaltering integrity and
eral Assembly were declared in order, unquestioned honesty, ' 1
sheriff be nominated first, There b.eiijg I Eto you wish a, beautiul complexion?
no objection, the chair so ordered.. ' K Then Hisd-Ayerls Saraaparllla. It cleana-
On motion; J. D. 'Juttoa was unani
mously rfominated by acclamation.
, Repfster of Deeds was nxt taken up:
S. I. Wooten put in nomicltion John F.
Slewboine. H. M". -Abbr't rarainated'
eg and purities the blood, and thereby
removes Diotcnes ana pimples irom the
skin, making it smooth and clear, and
giving it a bright and healthy appear
ance. ;
ground; pine J2 feet 11 inch 10
inches from ground; red oak 18
ieet 12 inches from ground. Kb
one of these trees is more than 250
yards from any other of t!i? number,,
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THE HOUHE AND LT at tke corner of
Johnsorl and Midd,l sireets, formerly oocu-
plod byDr.iT. House. ,
" Apply to '
aurfttr : - . F. DUFFY.
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Farm for Rent.
I will offer to rent, to the highest bidder, at
the Court Hcuse door In the City of New
Berne, on - :,'": ' - " .
Monday, September 1st,
The Farm connected Willi and upon which
the County Poor House It situated, for one
year, rhe Beard of Commissioners reserving
therlgUt to reject any and all bids.
By order of the Board, ( '
auUdtd , iOSEPK NELSON Olojk.
ONE LARGE SIZE SECOND-HAND IlERi ! '
RING SAFE, cheap for caalioron Urn. '
' " HANCOCk BKCfl
COLD SPRINGS FARLI
FORbALK.
I offer for sale the above valuable properly
ooaatotlng of One Thousand Two hundred, ,
anv Sixty Five Acres, r'our Hundred uudosj i
tuiuvation, balance In . timber, lyinr
Craven county, four miles below Newbern by
railroad. It Is admirably sltuattd Mtween
the A. N. C. Railroad (half mile from lt
and a deep navigable creek.
. ' Address '. ....
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W0LFEDE
Newbern, N,C.
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