VOL. 111.
NEW BERNE. N. C. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1884.
NO. 138.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Jurnl Wlalatara Almanae. ,
San rise, 5:37 I Length of day.
Sun sets, 6:19 f 12 hours, 43 minutes.
, Moon rlsei at 7:43 p. m.
V
Secretary Folger is dead.
' The .Washington mail was behind
time' last night. ; Sick borse the cause.
The general delivery at the poetoflice
, will be open this morning from 9" to 10
i o'clock.. , ;4 j Ij ;i . . :. v.,
Philemon Holland, jr., was at the
Carteret convention and made an able
- We are haying some very fine weather
bow and Expect to gee new cotton roll
h trig" ii soon. It twill be gladly wel-
corned. ' .
. Mrs. A. T. Jerkins will open a private
school v at- her -residence She baa -a
fine reDutation as an instructor. Bee
card in another column - -
'-, U. 8. Mace desires to return thanks
- to the fire department, citizens and
officers and crew of the revenue cutter
.for valuable aid at the late fire.
" Mr." Geo. Allen is getting his marl
samples up in. such pretty shape as to
.make one think lie is in a drug store
. , when looking at the different jura.
l' J nutlet HUtU Court. " , '
Justice E. G. Hity heard his first case
under the hew appointment yesterday
d3tete vs. Benj. Brinson : and Philip
, - -' Wiggins: affray. Both guilty and each
fined one dollar and cost.
Grand Rally at Klaaton.
The Democrats of Lenoir assembled
en masse at Einston yesterday and raised
a Cleveland and Scales flag pole and had
speeches from W. A. Darden, Esq., of
Greene; Governor Jarvisand General
W. P. Roberts. There was a larga crowd
and excellent order prevailed.
Capt. Darden led off with a speech of
about lml f an hour on National politics,
closing with an eloquent appeal to the
Democrats to do their duty in tliis con
test. ' '
Governor Jarvis followed with
powerful and telling speech.
Indeed, it - wan pronounced by
many to be the best speech tit 'y had
ever heard from the' Governor or any
other speaker on State politics. For one
hour aud a half the vast assemblage
gave him their undivided attention,
many of them standing in the hot sun,
while he piled up the fuets and figures
in a forcible and convincing manner.
There were many Republicans present
and they gave mm good g-.teution.
Gen. Roberts folluwed in a brief
speech and made a fine impression.
There were about one thousand prea-
ent and we never saw more orderly
crowd.
Th Governor, Gen. Roberts, and a
few friends, left after the speaking on
a special for Goldsboro, stopping at La
Grange, where the Governor put in an
other hour, from the platform of the car,
of his solid facts and overwhelming
arguments for the Democratic party.
4'. Honors for tke Savants. .
Hdstrxal, Sept. 8. The first meetine
of the British 'Association in the New
World haa come to an end. .This was
thanksgiving day of the savants. After
a few papers had been read in two or
three of the sections which did not com-
NEW8 FROM THE OLD WOULD.
San Feakcisco, Sept 3. Ad-
vices by the steamer City of Tokio,
which arrived to-day from Hong
Kong, are to the effect that toe
German Government is calling in nlete their work vesterdar. the members
its subjects who are in the Chinese of the association and it great throng of
service. Lieut. Haffinclever, . in- citizens assemDiea in. vueen s mil to
Dfrnnfnr In t ha t nrruo, arhnnt of Ud BP the meeting. ,. Many Of the VIS
w.T: w.? r .Vrrrrrr; Mtori sat upon the stage, and others, who
coast Of the province Of Chang-Tong, the two small galleries above it. Among
nas oeen oraerea to resign, ane i those who sat. in one of the galleries
. ,
f .!OBO aarpBKU w uvreuna.
-,, .fludge Avery, Solicitor Galloway and
W W. Carraway, Esq.; went through
-16 Morekead last night. The Judge and
Solicitor will return to Einston and hold
court on Monday, Capt. Carraway will
! - - ' - 1 ill L
stop over litre uu uis letum.
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Janice Wititu'i Court Room.
' Justice Watson has fitted up a court
room over the Rountree Bank and jus
tice will be administered there here-
- after. We heard a bass solo sounding
there yesterday which was possibly, a
. test of the accoustic qualities of the hall.
Two civil cases have been turned out.
The Color Line.
We publish to-day the letter of E
Merrick, upon the subject of Enquire
Hill's appointment. It is strongly color
Una in its tone, and even hints ut the
belief that his appointment by the
Democratic Legislature of 1871) carries a
taint with it even unto now, although
he was appointed as a Republican. The
complaint however is squarely made
that he is white aud for that reason
should not have received the appoint'
ment.
Sleeting of Local Underwriters.
At a meeting of the Local Board of
Underwriters, held on the Gth inst., the
following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The late fire has fully de
monstrated the necessity for having
brick buildings in the business portions
of our city, and
Whereas, Fires, such as that of the
Sth inst., are seriously injurious (o New
lierne trom an insurance standpoint
i1
AMlgaed
We regret to learn that losses by the
late fire has compelled Jas. W. Moore
.-and Hugh J. Lovick to make assign
ments for the benefit of their creditors;
The former to E. B. Hackburn and the
latter to A. Lee.
Where the cause of assignment is sol ;f
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plain as it is in this instance, there will Resolved, By the agents doing busi
be doubtless nothlnn but the most liberal ness for the various fire insurance com
.j;wHtiAn oiQ,i iw thmi. m-oriifm-o panies represented here, and represent'
U10UVRIVIUU J V IUUV4 VJ VUVIl uavuWALI 1 - - , . . , -
" r :.-. r- - ing, as we do, the insurance interest of
New Berne, that we will not nines anv
rRouai. ; ; v -.' .' insurance upon any frame or corrugated
Mr. Charles S. Bryan has returned to iron building or unon the stocks that
Princeton to resume his studies. may be contained in such frame or cor-
it r? .1 ' .1 nffa. aroMan in ujhnr. la tnnnn fta r.lna
f rora a vjsit to p loriaa. "burnt district" on each Bide of Middle
' Mr; n. S Oracle was m town yester- street, belowBouth Front street.
English employees of the Chinese
fleet have resigned.? ' :-- ,
Dublin, Sept. 3 The London
correspondent of the Public Exh
press asserts that Gen. Lord Wolse-
was the handsome young Prof. Sylvanus
G. Thompson. He smiled even more
charmingly than when he was elucidat
ing the mysteries or electricity; but, al
though his face was toward the au
dience, it would be unscientific to af-
A ll A . . .
eywasso impressed by an inter-1-".!?..s Iff re
view with Mr. Henry M. Stanley T mZ'lZ?.
that ho immediately oneren the ever, that some of them, were smiling at
tamons explorer an appointment in him.
connection with his staff. Mr. Stan I Among the famous- men upon the
ley asked if such an appointment '
vmvjmvu. u uwu b i k wonaeriui grizzled moustache and
8ervice, and Gen. Wolseley assured imperial of Louia Nanoleon stvlei Ad-
liim that it did. Mr. Stanley there-1 miral Ommaner. a little old man. wear-
minn (ilif.ilmul iwrniissinn fpnm t.hn ing yellow leather shoes; Sir Frederick
King of Belgium, President of the Brrow,ell' ,la' man, whose face
. y , ft .! . v resembles that of Dr. John Hall, and
African International Association, hna uiiir ha5r fna nof.ir.iw in
to accept the new honor, and wi 11 1 shape of a powdered wig, giving him
start immediately for Egypt, I the appearance of a gentleman of the
tnlmnv anr.f q An T7,non reaiowiBonooi; anawe isari or Kosse,
LONDON, Sept. 3. An JUlgllSh LlU nnfrimml KJ.W l,i
Official Who has been Connected for keak-shaned no., which snemn to ha
many years with the consular ser- always oh the point of taking a step up
vice in China, and has just returned ward and taking his upptr lip with it,
to Enrona. Ravs that the rank and pm iwwn oi mcum aa-
ci i' riu: Inounced that that institution had de
u. ui un vum0BD uiu.j iv cided)in honor of the meeting of the
soldiers in any sense of the . term. British Association, to bestow the de-
Tuey are simply coolies dressed in gree of LL. D). upon Lord Rayleigh, the
unitorra, Ifley a,renot capable Of Marquis oi uinsdowne, bir jonn iiao
nmWatanrl nr t.liA first rnd mwnts aonaia, oirjuyou nayiair, rroi, rranic
f ,i:ii ,.r ;i;. uu. yjau. xjuuiLiimi umiwu. vernon
"m 111 7 "'"TS. VrW W Esq- 8 Henry Roscoe, Sir
Their only ideas Of discipline are Thos. Bonney, Sir William Thompson,
couinriscu iu siavisu buujwuuu w. T. tsianiord, mq.. frof. uoseley,
to their ofheers, who are, in many uen. Lerroy, sir Richard Temple, Sir
cases, almost as itrnorant ana uc tr0."- w'.
aiu iroi. Asa uray, f ror. James riall, and
ioio annuo, cumcij uii jmci, auuiof Landsdowne and sir John A.
when orders were received trom the Macdonald were not present. Most of
Pekin Qovernmppt for the massing th? others waUtect forward as their
nftrnnna nn thfi Bnnthnrn frontier names were called and received their
it ::i ..i,-: diplomas and the applause of the au
aimuua-i, tuc piu uuuwi uw-uuii- dienCfi. Tjoril Rnvlefch then announced
ties bad 0 troops to send, AH this that the association had decided to raise
(lilomma they simply drafted a money for a medal to be won bv stu-
horde of coolies, diseuised them as dents of applied scienco in McGill Col-
soldiers, and then reported that the lef.e- , '".
required number of troops had been JgJS
pat m the field. This accoupts, to ipg the thanks of the association to the
a large extent, ror iuo snameiui iu- government of Canada, to McGill Col
efficient manner in which the artil- lege, to the city and citizens of Montreal,
lerv of the Woo-Sung forts was to the local committees, to the various
handled during the attach byAd- JZa?-S
miral Courbet. When the governor telegraph companies who reduced rates
of the forts gave orders for the and sometimes abolished charges alto-
soldiers to nreDOie for action, the gether for the benefit of the savants,
!ah wmlirul t.hnf; their ilnt.v waa to and, finally, to the newspapers. There
' tnau at 1 Ot n WAa-vli.4-lst thnnlr'a t-j-v lUn
Prssident, Lord Rayleigh, which was
1 l M , . 1 1 i
rccoiveu wun long-commuea appmuse.
Lord Rayleigh, who is a handsome
man when he sits down, although the
tip of his nose has been growing red
Einston Items.
W. D. Pollock and Frank M. Harner.
of Einston, ore students at Chapel Hill.
James A. McDanlel. of this nlace. has
entered Wake Forest College as a
student.
Willie F. Lewis, a graduate of Ein
ston College, is bookkeeping at Dan
ville, Virginia.
This town is full of little boys, smok
ing cigars and cigarettes, on their
"primrose way to tho everlasting bonfire."
Tho opening of Einston Collece and
the Graded School has filled the town
with girls and young ladies some
dressed in "Mother Hubbards,'' others
in the perfection of Parisian art. The
scene is "gay and livelv still."
Henry Archbell. who has for some
while supplied a "want long felt" by
keeping a first-class baking and candy
manufacturing house, has just added a
dining saloon " to his establishment,
where one. can get a good "square meal"
at any hour, with a nice young lady to
say grace," ir he should be too great
a sinner to attempt it himself. A ris
ing young member of the Einston bar,
who knows a good thing when he finds
it and knows too where to find it, takes
nis meals mere.
The Free Press denies our statement
that John F. Wooten was tendered the
nomination for the Legislature and de
clined before Mr. Grainger was nom
inated. It is a little strange that Mr.
Wooten should, as he did, arise in the
convention and decline a nomination,
if it had not been offered to him. Jus
tice should be done to Mr. Wooten as
well as to others; but we confess our
ignorance of the workings of the Demo
cratic managers of Lenoir.
ted on fourth ballot, whereupon tha
convention adjourned tine $ie.
At the early part of the proceecV
ings a feeling of strife and discorl
seemed to exist. The friends of
each of the aspirants made every
possible efiort to nominate their
man, but at the nomination of the
candidates by the convention all
seemed to join heartily in tho soloo
tion aud u harmOnios spirit pre
vailed and we predict an old time
majority for the ticket iu Novem
ber. Journal Oifice, Sept. 6. G pTilT '
COTTON-New York futur. closed)
dull; Spots steady. Upl.inds 10 7-8J
Orleans 11 1-8. ''
. FUTUKES. '
.September,. 10.fi. '
October, 10.48
November, 10.3K
December; 10.41
day; says he will begin tp pick out cot
ton soon.
v . Aiuitwu uuu luujr, J.'. uiJiui uuu
'Jady, returned from the North latt
night, hurried Lome by the late fire.
Dr. H. p. Harper arrived in the city
last- 'night, and will preach to-day at
Stony Branch; t
- CUnrcli Service To-day.
. "$L g. Church South Services at thp
jjljeatre at 1 a. m. Sunday School at
4 o'clock n. m.' Seats free. All cor-
, , 4ially invitei to attend.
. -.i Christ Church -V. W. Shields, Reo
tor. Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity
' Services at 11 a; m. Holy Communion
and lat 6 p;, ni. ! Sunday School at 5
' p. m. The public are always invited to
:'- attend the services of this church.
' Baptist Church Rev. C. A. Jenkens,
"". pastors' Services .at 11 a. m; and 8 p. m
' - Sundav Schoel at 4 p. m.- Seats free
invited to at'
' "' tend'. V ' '-. 'V
4 Proper Move. . ;..
There is a move on
foot by some of
Resolved, That the secretary be re
quested to furnish the foregoing to the
Journal for publication, and to the
Board of City Council.
koberts & henderson,
Watson & Street,
W. G. Brinson,
J. S. Long,
Geo. Allen & Co.
W. M. Watson, Seo'ty
Injustice to the Colored Voters of
Craven County.
Editor Journal: The Probato Judge
of Craven county, elected entirely by
the colored voters of the oounty, has ap
pointed E. G. Hill, Esq., Justice of the
f eace in place of James uampbeli to nil
the vacancy, when he should have ap
pointed some colored voter of this
county who has given him the office for
four or Bix years and not E. G. Hill who
was appointed by toe Democratic Leg
islature of 1870.
We, the colored voters of Craven
county, ask the Judge who does he ex
pect his election from in lo5, Mr. E. tf
Hill, or ttye polored voters who have
six or seven hundred majority in this
county? The Judge must remember
we an are not lor sale at this juncture
and he may expect to meet ns in 1885,
for. We shall not; stand this; we cannot
clean the cruns. and not to fieht
On one of the Chinese war ships
the soldiers were so awkward m
handling the ammunition as to
tparinr iwav thft hows of thft vrhaI Bince he ha8 b?en Montreal, does not
tearing away tne nows oi tne vessel t gracefui appearance when he
and killing several meO, After gtanda hefor an aiiiflnnoB. H nrfim
that occurrence sallows could ope hand into his pocket, crosses his
uot bp prevailed upon to sight a legs, and accomplishes the feat of stand
cannon, or, indeed, to approach one on .ne 1oo an? 0IJe toe' and tateB
oftpr it wU lnadfld Thfl o-nvftrn- many other undignified and ungraceful
alter It was loaded, ine govern- ptures. He has the British drawl to
mw ai rv&m is umo wuBiauuy perfection, and speaks in the most slov
sending absurd and contradictory enly manner. To-day, when he arose to
orders, which, added to the mcom- return thanks for the honor done him,
pentenco of the officers and men,
cause fearful blunders and terrible
scenes of confusion.
liojfE. Sect. 3,-rfietween sunset
n Vf rvvwl o tr hr c annn'aa f hia mnrn.
u Wyuu., m lnnkiiiff Astrnnnmer Rnval nf Trfiland.
ing there have Deemjju cases oi Hn rnh.nH rnBV wki,,
cholera in Naples. From minnight I well-fed and well-contented Irish
Smiday to noon Tuesday there American Alderman. He was the only
b'urcitteenstoraisea sum by subscrip- P ejeciea ana caonot oe appomiea ny
ttion. prfot he Amoskeag engine, -..vye.ask the Judge where is Dudley,
ipaicu is io De exenangeu .witu tuw auv simons. uames addoic urawiora
' . . " . . I TV TT -1 1 Tfc 1 1 f f .1 -r
f in nnmnnnv: bv the -owners, for a new nussey; narrou, nouoinu. wuen, aium-
nni 1 vja Lint Cuj.' feood move ' for ford Kennedy, York,- Willis, Styron,
one. : VV e think this a ooo move, tor and & hoBfc f otherg ?hpTO J might
Desiuus ino neueooiij oi w yuu m a hit mention. -: ? ' :; '-'
la milder, the DronnetvrrQf having Weask the Judge why don't he an
' ' . '. ' -..Li-i i. I nn!Af ft' ' PAtmiW?iiti wkrt la ilaiif!fiAi4
",iv" rrT- , r r u t,t m,- tj
eonnagrauonB w We will say mojre when necessary
and'such abne'as it would have been . E. Merrick,
with a southerly wind ' in its favor, a 5th warder.
hrnn ,1 . fion-m hn a fitnPRS of . jnr. a. u. mu win noi support
lucid . v " - I x-r i . ri . . r tt 1 1 .
, , f i ,! L .ui.f.,i m w 'r overnor. mi. niu is not a
thlpgs in holding on to this faithful old jept,blican by no means. We ask the
servant mat nas aone so muuu iu mc ju(ige to appoint a Kopublican.
nast for the protection of the city. V, e . , . E. M.
would not appeal to i.enhmnt only in
fi.A ...(ail trttit n t.ha. ntrnc nt inn lar.id i
llUt'inher neiite'wi Be needed in L We hereby return our thanks to the
W' i a u fv,;a ha nW nxemen ana citissens or i.ew iierne ror
the future, aftdthat this one oanbeobj Lime, y. stance -durl ng the late firo
taineaupon xavoraniB enn, b. iuiu near our store, on Middle street.
should "stimulate a generous action on
the'part of bur 'citieens, and wehave no
doubt the company which has purchased
; it will meet the move on the part of our
rGDlfl witti a 'generous liberality, and
Humphrey & Howard.
' . The Blaine Scandal,
Indianapolis; Md., Sept. 5. Elaine's
attorneys havq filed an answer, denying
tme truth or the derendantsanegationst
i "" -Wanted, v
Ijs make it Scatter of sound buslnets fne nexj step'witl probably be a demur- & second hind copying press..; i
nnctpies as well. -. , , , , - , llBr y luo uvorrugiiurfB oi iuouoiouc.i luuuouutbjijr at luiruuiuc.
these peculiarities appeared m a most
striking light. Nevertheless, he is a
famous servant, and he wag greeted
with round after round of applause.
lhe most taking speech made to-day
was that of Prof. R. S.Bell, the jolly
La Grange Items-
Sim. Wooten left for Baltimore Tues
day.
Hy. E. Dillon returned, from his
northern trip Wednesday.
Four weeks since any rain to do any
3 III 1
kuou. it y jn BBnousiy nuri ine crops,
W. 8. Uzeell, who has been quite
sick, is, we are glad to say, improving,
Profs. Starke and Walker, instructors
in Davis High School, arrived this, week.
Allen, oldest son of J. S. Wooten. is
very sick, and at tost bearing was not
improving.
Sutton & Walters are ginning their
first bale of new cotton to-day (Friday).
uapt. jvicintyre gmned one also to-day,
James Measley 's mules, running down
Caswell street and back again, yester
day, maae it nveiy lor awnue. The
wagon was broken up.
The protracted meeting at Lenoir In
stitute naa resulted m nine accessions
and about twelve professions up to
Thursday night. The meetings continue.
Our Collegiate Institute opened Mon-
uay wiin near niiy pupus, ana otners
expected next week. Capt. Davis
opened Thursday, with what number I
nave not learned.
0.ur merchants are receiving their fall
stock ot goods. Ihe present outlook
for the fall trade is not favorable about
here, but the price of cotton may come
to tne relief of farmers.
W. P. Williamson and Donald Gil
liam, the Republican and Democratic
electors for this distviot, will address
the people here on Thursday, the 25th
instant. Give them a rousing attend
ance.,
Dr. Hartley has a fine field of twonty
acres of rice. It appears to be doing
very well considering the dry weather.
ABtalK live and a naif feet with a head
ten or twelve inches was cut from the
field to-day. Many of the grains in the
head were nearly grown.
BOSl XSiTlCltlAMKiT.
Turpentine -Hard., Sl.OO: dip, 81.75.
IUU ! l. VtJ, - '
Corn 75aS3c.
Seed Cotton Ss.SOal 50.
LOTTON PiF.EJ) $13.!50 per ton.
Beeswax 95c. per lb.
Honey COc. per gallon.
Beep On foot, 5c. to 7c.
Country Hams 13Jc. per lb.
ija.is.u-i.jjc. per m.
aoos 15c. per dozen.
Fresh Pohk -7a8c. por pound.
Peanuts 1.00al.G( vvr bushel.
odder 80c. to SI per hundred.
ONioNS-$1.50a3.00 per bbl.
Field Peas
Hides Dry, 10c; green 5c.
TAIA0W 6c. per lb.
Chickens Grown. aonnA, .
30a30c.
Meal 85c. per bushel.
Grapes Scuppernongs. Sl.00al.25,
Oats 35 cts. per bushol.
APPLES-50ca$t.OO per bush.
Peaches 50a60c. per bush.
Potatoes Sweet. 25acn(r.
Turnips-
Wool I2al7c. lier nmtnil.
Shingles West xai.a ,in an,i
inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch!
hearts, $3.00; saps, Si. 50 per M.
wholesale prices.
New Mess Pork $19.00.
L. 0., F. Backs, and Brllies lOalOio.
SHGVLDEUS-Smoked. Nn. o tu.
prime, 8 Jc.
Smoked Joles tip.
Lard 9a9c.
Sugar 5a8o.
FLOUR-$3.35a7.00.
SALT-90c.aS?1.90 per sack.
Molasses and Syrups 20a45c.
and on Tuesday 72 fresh cases ana I
32 deaths. The epidemic is spread
ing to the adjacent districts. At
one of the savants to make public ac
knowledgments of the fact that he had
been admiring the pretty girls of Mon
treal, and that his imagination bad been
fired by descriptions of the delights of
La Spezia there were 39 lresh cases tobogganing and Bhowshoeing. He
and 13 deaths yesterday. The
ower quarters of Naples are filthy
trom doiective drainage.
Nots fvmn iBStoH
Editor .JouBNAiii'-Once more the
streets of our little oity present a lively
appearance, the schools have opened,
and bright faces and fluttering muslin
attract the attention of the passer-by.
Old bachelors and widowers are wash
ing their buggies and greasing the
wheels for afternoon drives. Merehants
are arranging store windows to catob
bilU CJ Ul IlllO SVUWt I.UJ.11IJI14 4 '
uotton picKers ara ap wot ana nouse
keepew aieliawlini for cooks. '
'-gcuppernones are coming in and
quinine is in demand.
junston uouege nas ninety-seven
pupilB for first week. ;
The graded school has a most excel
lent superintendent
said when the British Association came
to Canada again he hoped it would be
in tne winter tune, wnen those sports
were at their heightand that the citi
zens oi juontreai wouia nuiia a magnin
cent palaoe for its meetings.
Several references were made in the
addresses to the drawing together in
closer bonds of union of Canada and
Great Britain, and Sir Lyon Flayfair
was loudly applauded when ho declared
that he believed in the political federa
tion of Great Britain on the other side
of the Atantio and Great Britain on this
side, v.',r'; vl ?, ' - .'
. A resolution was passed expressing
the sympaty of the association with a
plan for founding a free public library
in Montreal and the savants, on the
suggestion of Prof. Boyd Dawkins,
promised to give the new library a start
by presenting it with copies of their
writings. .
To-morrow the savants will scatter in
Democratic Convention in Carteret
Carteret county Democratic con
vention met in the court house at
Beaufort on Friday morning, Sep
tember 5th, at y$ o'clock.
The convention was called to or
der by David Pearce, Esq.
Dr. M. r . Aremlal was made
temporary chairman, and L, A.
Potter, secretary.
A committee of one from each
township were appointed on ere
den tials. Also one from each town
ship oil permanent organization.
While tne committees were out
preparing their reports tho conveu
tion and all present were well en
tortained by able speeehes by Dr.
Arendal, Thos, J Hall, P. Holland,
jr., of New Berne, W. B. Coiburn
ana L. A. Potter.
Private School.
MRS. A. T. JERKINS will rem.m. th
duties of her School at her resident ni
Johnston street, on MONDAY. SEP
TEMBER 15th, and respectfully solicits
a share of the public mtronano. s71w
CITY ORDINANCE. '
Be it ordained. That the nortion 1 1
the city lying east of Hancock strei t
and south of Broad street, shall be known
as the fare district of the city ofNevr
Berne, N. C, and any person or person i
who shall erect or cause to be erected ,
or attempt to erect any building or sha) t
erect or attempt to erect or cause to hu
ereoted, any ell or addition to any build
ing now erected within said district de
scribed as aforesaid without the con
sent of the City Council, by reso
lution of said body granting said
permit, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor and on conviction shall ba
hned fifty (SaO dollars or imDrisoned
thirty days and each day said building.
eu or auaiiion snau so stand or remain
in the course of erection shall be a
violation of this ordinance.
John II. Bell, Clerk.
Notice.
CUV IU IjUO UOioUU VL I if J!.i; i m . J
01 teachere e7MounSra
Prof. Thomas RRouse. of Laflranee. !JA;1'e
is the new teacher of mathematics at "iPuf!!Sf!
the College. Wonder if so many bright
eyes and pretty faces in his. classes Will
affect his mind,, VatCti Out, professor,
girls are very1 tninhing. ,
ine-pext meeting oi tne tenoir coun
ty Teachers'! Association will be held in
the chapel of Kinston College Saturday,
September 13th, 10:30 a. m. , Publio in
vited. ' " ; " . ' '
A friend of Major Carra way's "hen,
says he would like, to p&e yieMaJO
again. He has soyeral ."lies to. swan
withhim,U vv"."-v p
ing a sbeoial train for Philadelphia to
attend he meeting of the American
Association for the Advancement of
Science. ; All agreee that the meeting
here has been a success, and all are glad
that they came. Montreal will not soon
t ii i
(orgeii ine wise men irora prvia,
' Holme' Sure dura Month Wash and
Penttfric'eis'ali ipfallihle oure for Ulce
rated tore Throat, Bleeding Gums, Sore
Mouth and Ulcers. Cleans the Teeth
and keeps the Gums healthy and puri
fies the breath. Prepared solely bv
Drs. J. P. & W. R. HOLMES, Dentists,
103 Mulberry street. Macon Qaoria.
r or sale ny tt. . Duffy, jMew Berne, N.
U, ana au ;jjrjiggi5ta and .venjtistjs,
fto20dw8mo " v
There will be a Soecial Meetiner of th
Commissioners of Craven county, at the
Court House in New Berne, on SATUR
DAY, September 13th, at 11 o'clock.
JAS. A. BRYAN,
sep61w Chairman.
warranted.
Hancock's Chill Pills,
TO CURE
Any Kind of Chills or Fever.
For sale by all Drucaists at 50 cents
! per box. TRY THEM.
EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS.
Cast. SAM U. WATERS, Prop'r.
Rear Entrance from the Hotel, ..
seSdly Middle St., New Berne. N. t.
Wanted,
itffifl-
Committee on credentials made CTIWT'R AT. TTriTPT. "RAT)
men icjuiu uunu oi4 uuo iiunuouipo, i ABO
wun one or wo excepiions, were BILLIARD ROOM.
(Jommlttee on permanent organi
zation reported Dr. M. F. Arendal
chairman and L." A. Totter and
Ralph Howland secretaries.
The chair then announced nomi
nations in order. .
On motion, the vote be taken by.
townships and a majority elects.
jglue folkywjng ticket was nomina
tedv 1 '-
Coroner, T. C Davis.
Surveyor, V. B. Salter.
For - Kegister of Deeds John
Eumly was nominated by; acclama
For Superior Ooart Clerk. D.
Davis wr! wmtQated by acclama-
tion.,
For SherlfT, Jnoi Russell. .
! For Treasurer, Thos. Thomas.
For House of Representatives,
A. II. Chadwick, Esq., was nomina.
KEROSENE 01I BBLH.' at 'Elsihty-flve
cents. - . , , , j. .
COTTON SEKD and SEED COTrOK at the
highest nartcet price.
I will contract to gin cotton at''-TUlrtT
Cents per Hundred.
ep dtf A. It. UENNISON.
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Hew Precinct
MEETING BOARD COMMISSIONERPv
Chavix Coujttt, Sept. 2d, 1881.
Ordered. That a new vol nruinni
tabllebed at Dover Ktati nn nrt the A t n.i '
andNaih Carolina Raiuoad, No. 3TawnsllBw
, , J JOSEPH NElflON, '
epSdWlm Clerk Board CcmiulHsloMm."
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