Daily
VOL, III.
NEW BERNE. N. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11; 1884.
NO. 141.
The
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LOCAL NEWS.
' Journal Vtalattire Almanac.
' Sun rises, 5:40 I Length of day,
Sun sets, 6:13 1 12 hours, S3 minutes.
.. Moon rises at 10:47 p. m.
Pick Out the Cotton.
The dry weather for the past two or.
three weeks has caused cotton to open
very rapidly. Farmers should remem
ber the September storm, which the
prophets in this Bection say will come
this year about the 20th, and keep
their cottcu picked out as fus-t as it
opens if possible. Storm cotton is hard
to sell and bad to get out.
' y , 'Judge Fowle f peaks at Snow Hill on
'. Saturday.
We have another interesting letter
from MrUVass on our editorial page.
AW twel. nVlnMr Wrdftv (W Vtrmt Ba,e of Cotton.
" Thos. Gates predicted rain " within The fir8t b.ale of cotton wa8 " ceived
v twenty-four hours. at the Exchange yesterday. It was
. , from the farm of Mr. Paul Jones, near
Mr. E. R. Pearce has been appointed this eit ded ow middlin and
agent cr the Mm vity line at New usrne wag b M w a Woofc(m fo c t
: M w . Matt. Manly at 10 cents per pound
. Pitt bupenor Coutt convenes next The first bale was received in '82
Monday. Mr. C.C. Taylor will be there from L. A. Haywood and J. K, Leary,
prepared to rtceipt for subscriptions to of Jones county, a bale each, '.on the
, -r the Journal. , . V ' 14th of September, and sold for lljallf.
. v H. J. Lovick has arisen from the fire, That of 3 from F. M. ELiskins, I.enoir
w Phoenix like, and opened next door to county, and sold by Simmons & Havens
Sperlings on Middle street, where he is to V. Pell Ballame for lOic.
ready to wait on his old customers.
' ""Cleveland's First, and Uest" is the
name of a garden pea, several hundred
bushels of which are on the Old Domin
ion wharf. The pea has been successful
and so has the man whose name it bears
Yesterday, was the anniversary of the
terrible Btorm that raged in Pamlico
sound one year ago, lifting the steamer
Shenandoah from her mooring near
Brant Island light house and landing
her on Swan Island.
We call attention to the
ment of Aipheus W. Wood in to-day's
paper. ' Mr. Wood will gin cotton, buy
' cotton, sell cotton, or buy the seed.
1 See him and get his figures. Ho also
sells the proliflo cotton grower.
The primary meetings for the purpose
Better Stop Jt.
Yesterday a litlle son of Major Den-
nison came near being killed by an en
laged bullock that was being driven
through Middle street for butcher's use
The usual methods of controlling such
animals is insufficient. Generally
rope with one person holding it before
and one behind is the restraints under
which they are taken through the streets
and this is not at all sufficient.
In many cities the additional precau-
advertise- tion is taken to "hobble" them by some
means that will prevent them from get
ting away with their drivers, and even
getting up a respectable run if left to
themselves. The city authorities should
enact an ordinance now and prevent
accidents which seem most likely to
of electing delegates to the county con-1 occur if the present course is pursued
vention will be held in the township
v next Saturday, The different wardB in
the city will hold their meetings at" the
,usual places on Saturday, night.
Si .
' The schedule of the Neuse and Trent
river steamboat company on Trent river
' line has been changed. The boat leaves I
here now on Wednesday morning for
Trenton and returns on Thursday. I. T,
Wilson has been made agent at Trenton.
A good selection.'
Cedar Grove Cemetery,
A walk through the cemetery grounds
yesterday evening revealed the fact that
the present chairman of the cemetery
committee, Mr. A. W. Wood, is vigor
ously pushing the wort of mowing
down the grass in the public lots and
putting the walks in excellent order. It
required a man of extraordinary energy,
and one with considerable taste to cope
with the former chairman. Mr. Miller
Tne city council met on juonaay nignt who for KO manv veara tooknridain
and adjusted tneir tax-levy in accora. devoting his time to the work of the
ance with the recent order of Judge cemetery, but we believe Mr. Wood will
Gudger. They laid the knife to their pr0ve a worthy successor. We suggest
expenditures uy cutting ou tne city tnat tue owners of private lots might
lights. So New Berne will gas no add considerable to the appearance of
longer but grope uer way lm ttarxness, the cemetery if they would devote
and we fear lier aeeus win ne evil. iittie time in having them cleared of
personal, ... weeds and grass so as to give the shrub
Mr. Joe H. Huckburn nas returned bery a living chance. Many are doing
from a trip to the mountains and is now this and we hope others will follow the
ready for the fall work.' : good example,
W. B. Smith, of the firm of Smith & We have not visited Greenwood re-
Credle, is. off Vonh after a stock of cently but learned that it is in better
goods, n-t ;'('' - I condition than ever,
pieeftug To-plight. i
f There will be a meeting of the Expo
sition committee to-night at 8 o'clock at
the Exchange rooms, to which the pub
lic in general are invited. , Let all who
feel an interest in the matter make it a
point to be present. ', :
The Fire (Question Again. v
Editor Journal: I most heartily
endorse your views in Tuesday's issue
of the Journal, where you state that it
is much the better mode to erect proper
buildings for the prevention of 'the
spreading of fires than additional pro
extinguishing tne names
Mr. Boyd's. Speech. I Democratic Meeting at Aurora.
Editor Journal: It is customary for Editor Journal: At a meeting of
speakers who are called upon to open! the Democratic voters of Beaufort coun-
campaigns in a section to group to- ty in convention assembled, at Aurora,
gether as succinctly as convenient the on the 6th day of September, 1884, to
issues ef the campaign and to give the consider the unfairness of the rulings of
Key-note to tne smaller politicians oi tne tne chairman or the convention of said
vicinage. In this viev of the case county at Washington, on the 29th ult.
many went to near jar. dames U. noyd, I major Henry Harding called the meet
District Attorney of the United States in a to order and in a brief, thou eh em-
Court for the Greensboro district, when I phatio address, told the people its ob-
he spoke here on Monday night. I ject. He moved Maj. Thos. Tuten to
Mr. Boyd was introduced as one of the chair and Geo. A. Litchfield was re
the most brilliant young men of the quested to act as secretary.
party, wnicn prepared ail to expect at I xne cnairman ana -. secretary were
east tne light of truth to shine all about I unanimously chosen and made Derma-
nts aeoiarations- - i nent by the people assembled
He began by an attack unon the rec- On motion of F. ' B. Hooker, a com
ord of Mr. Cleveland, and as if to fill in mittee of seven was appointed bv the
time, he took up the railroad bill veto chair to draft resolutions expressive of
or tne governor, cnarging mat ne had tne sense or the convention's feelings,
vetoed a bill reducing fares on the ele- The chair appointed the following
vatea ranroaas in flew xorkUity to five named: Alex. Cuthrell, Keddick
cents for laboring men, and by that veto Bergeron, W. H. Swindell,A. T. Redditt,
caused tne laboring men or tnat city to isaian Kespess, w. w . Edwards and M
to pay ten cents event time they B. Wilkinson
rode upon them. Now lets see how I Pending report of committee, the
that tallies with what the railroad com- house was entertained bv a most elo
missioners of the state of flew York re- quent speech from O. K. Stilly,
ported at tne time, not dreaming that un return or committee, the chairman
it would ever be an issue in a freemen- or the same read the following resolu
tial campaign. Hear the report: tions, which were unanimously adopted,
xne report oi tne majority or tne except one voice or ' no:
commission contained the conclusion Whereas. The sins of the manimila
that a reduction to a five cent fare tive portion of the Democratic party of
tnroughout tne day would, at the num- Beaufort county as expressed in the
ber of passengers carried in 1882, 're- Washington convention on the 29th of
duce the gross ipcome so as to prevent August, 1884, have come home to roost,
the roads from even paying interest on I we are saved the unpleasant task of
their bonded debt in full. . The laboring asking the chairman of the county
classes of New York are carried be- executive committee to call another
tween the hours of 5:30 and 8:30 a. m., convention. Therefore be it
and 4:30 and 7:30 p. m., at five cents. Resolved, That we, the true Demo
upon trains wnicn run at intervals oi crats oi ceauiort county, in conyention
forty-five seconds. The reduction assembled, denounce the action of the
would not so much benefit them, there- Washington convention in nominating
fore, as it would the class who are bet- a candidate for the office of Register of
ter able to pay ten cents than the Iabo-1 Deeds as being destructive of Demo
rers are to pay five.' " Icratio principles, subversive of Ameri
Mayor Jidson also said in a letter can government and dangerous to the
urging the Uovernor to interfere in the I liberties or a free and independent peo-
matter: pie.
'It is unreasonable. I thin:, to bud- Resolved. Earnestly believing that
pose that any road can be constructed I the welfare of our people depends upon
over which passengers can be carried at I Democratic rule, we faithfully pledge
any proht, from the Battery to Harlem ourselves to use every honorable effort
river, for five cents at all hours of the to procure the election of the rightful
day and night, as they are now carried nominee of the convention to be held in
by the elevated roads. I Washington on the 26th day of Sept.,
"To say nothing, then, of the bad faith loo4, as well as the entire Democratic
toward these chartered companies ticket,
which this bill would confirm, to inter- Resolved, That we recommend to
terfere through such legislation in a every Democrat in the county of Beau
matter so vital to the safety of so large fort the name of Dr. B. Stilly as the
a proportion of this community is, as I people's candidate for the office of
view it. a startling thing to do. I Register of Deeds, subject to the action
Among many letters of approval re-1 or tne county convention, and endorse
ceived by the Governor was the follow-J him as a true Democrat, who will in
ing from the President of Rochester I no wise countenance a wrong practiced
University, who. not being a politician, 1 upon the citizenship or a free people,
but engaged in teaching and training Resolved, That we request Mr. John
young men for a life of usefulness, we H. Small, of the Washington Gazette,
copy in full: to publish, and do it m full, the pro
kochkster, March 4, loos, i ceeomgs oi tnis meeting, ano aiso Kino
"Grover Cleveland Sir: I cannot. I it beg or the Hew Uerne journal a
in justice to my convictions, refrain 1 publication oi tne same
COMMERCIAL
Journal Office, Sept. 10, 8 P. M.
COTTON New York futures closed
dull; Spots quiet. Uplands 10 7-8:
Orleans 11 1-8.
FUTURES.
September, 10.64
October, 10.45
November, 10.39
December; 10.42
Notice.
There will be a Special Meeting' of the
Commissioners of Craven county, at the
Court House in New Berne, on SATUR
DAY, September 13th, at 11 o'clock.
JAS. A. BRYAN,
sepBlw Chairman.
spring
DOltlKSTIO MARKET.
Turpentine Hard, $1.00; dip, 81.75.
Tab 75c. to $1.00.
Corn 75a85c.
Seed Cotton $2.50a3.50.
Cotton Seed $13.50 per ton.
. Beeswax 25o. per lb.
Honey 60c. per gallon.
Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c.
Country Hams 13ic. per lb.
" Lard 13ic. per lb.
Eoas 15c. per dozen.
Fresh Pork 7a8o. iter pound.
Peanuts $1.00al.50 per bushel.
Fodder 80c. to $1 per hundred.
Onions $1.50a2.00 per bbl.
Field Peas
Hides Dry, 10c; green 5c.
Tallow 6c. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 40a50c.
20a30c.
Meal 85c. per bushel.
Grapes Scuppernongs, $1.00aJ.25.
Oats 35 cts. per bushel.
Apples 50ca$1.00 per bush.
Peaches 50a60c. per bush.
Potatoes Sweet, 25a60c.
12al7c. per pound.
dhinqles west India, dull and nm.
mal; not wanted. Building 5
hearts, $3.00; saps, $1.50 per M.
wholesale prices.
New Mess Pork $19.00.
L. C, F. Backs, and Bellies lOalOlc.
Shoulders Smoked, No. 2, 8c.;
prime, 8Jc.
Smoked Joles 5c.
Lard 9a9ic.
Sugar 5a8c.
Flour $3.25a7.00.
Salt 90c.a$1.90 per sack.
Molasses and Syrups 20a45c.
Hancock's Chill Pills,
TO CURE
Any Kind of Clilll or Pevir.
For sale by all-Druggists at 50 cents
per box. TRY THEM.
CENTRAL HOTEL BAR
AND
BILLIARD ROOM.
EVERYTHING FlltST CLASS.
C.pf. SAM B. WATERS, Prop'r.
Kenr Entrance from the Hotel,
se.xlly Middle St., New Beriir, N. b.
Wanted,
KEROSEXE OIL BHLH. at Eiiihty.flve
cents.
COTTON SEED and SEED COTTON at the
highest market price.
I will contract to gin cotton at Thirty
Cents per Hundred.
sep dtf A. U. lEXNISON.
inch,
NOTICE! BARGAINS!
In order to chnntre mv hnsinrKs t u-m ortv.r
foi sale privately, for the Nxt Thirty Days,
my Entire Slock of .
LIQUORS, BAR FIXTI RES,
POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES. Etc.
Remember the Fall
and this 1b a rare chance, as I will sell at a
great sacrmce. win rent or leiise. Will sell
for cash or endorsed paper.
Call on or address the f'roprletnr,
M. M. CLEMENTS,
Central Knr. Middle si.. Now Hf.ino v i"
or better known as Zlnkand's Old Stand.
sep! dim
For Rent,
Insure
A GOOD DWELLING AND LOT on
corner of New and Metcalf streeta.
Apply to
sell clw L. II. CUTLER.
YOUR GIN HOUSES with
WATSON & STREET,
au28dwlm Gen. Ins. Agents.
For Rent, Notice io Democrats!
THE DWELLING OX GEORGE STREET,
known as the Episcopal Rectory.
Apply to
seph) at WILLIAM II. OLIVER.
from expressing my gratitude for your
veto message, wnicn I nave instread.
I have no personal inteieat in any oi the
great corporations which were directly
or indirectly affected by the bill from
which you have so wisely withheld
your approval. But the just and states
Thos. Tuten, Chm'n.
Geo. A. LrrcnTEiLD, Sec'ty.
For Sale,
u ine owners oi , The citv is now heavilv burdened with
want brick buildings there will be no taxes, and I do not think it prudent at
IoaI. r motariol tn hnilri thnm. if, R. I all for n third encine to be nnrchawpd
MUA V lllltwv.. vr , - - " I p X
Jones isnow burning off a large kiln unless done by private subscription. I
Resides having a good quantity already purcnaBed it a rea80nable price, and in
on nana,, ana, u. -r.. oy aipo uuveniBeo cases of emergency woula render valu
a large number. Bnck ai; almost as able service. 1
iUBnnilJb.jr J ' , ' Though the losses at the late tire are
Cheaj'vreDfr. . . ereit, they , would have been much
fv -w... -,- . : greater had not the wind been bo favor-
T f .rr ' .'n u i .,r able. But should the wind have been
earcuei tiuason, oi riiubymo, contrary, scarcely enough engines could
ed out a bale of new cotton yesterday, have been placed to check the infuriat-
" and it will be dowtf per steamer Trent ed flames whero so much inflammable
this p. m., so the telephone says. ; K1, ',v "flIr
Jones county opens , the market with t0 decide what kind of buildings shall
me nrsi oaie wu year yu. ocywuiua i Deereciea
Chapel II111 Notes
"Fresh treat" Saturday. Freshmen
scattered
Dr. Battle is well nleased with the
maniiKe positions tacen in your message number of students thus far.
seems to me a most fitting rebuke to the The Journal of the Mitchell Scientific
demagogism whioh is ready to trifle Society is out, fraught with a goodly
with those sacred rights of property I amount of instructive scientific readimr.
guaranteed by our state and national I Prof. Winston is back from Eurojte
constitutions. . In these safeguards of and looks to be in perfect health, lie
property the poor man has a more vital I is to give us twelve lectures during the
interest man me capitalists, zor mey year, I believe.
make secure the poor man's savings,! it is now whispered that Prof. Yen
which constitute his only means of sup-1 able is soon to take unto himself a wife.
port, i nave tanen occasion to com-iprofs. Holmes and DeScUweisnitz are
mend your message to the careful con-1 left alone to battle the wiles of Cupid m.
sideration of my students as an exhibi-1 Baseball is now the "agony." The
tion of the principles which should colored nine from Durham played the
govern tneir actions snouia tney do colored Chapel HiU nine here Saturday
called to fill public station in their f u- The score was 17 to 10 in favor of Dur
ture lives. I trust you will pardon me ham nine,
for obtruding myself upon your atten- a fgrand ratification meeting is now
tion. As a teacher of young men, advertised to be held here next Satur-
I feel grateful to any publio day the 17th. Senator Matt. Ransom,
functionary who illustrates in nis per-1 B. H. Bunn, Esq.. Maior John W
son the lessons whioh I am so anxious Graham and Hon. John Manning will
to impress upon tneir minas. Again i address the people on the occasion. Our
thank you for the courageous and citizens indulge in great anticipations
wormy action wnicn you nave aqqptea ifor that day
to secure souna government iar our
great State.
'Yours very respectfully.
MARTIN B. ANDERSON.
Careful reading of the above will
show the utter straits to which the Re
publicans are reduced to find an issue
against the Democratic candidate
Mr. oyd went for ueo. vvm. uinis
SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND BRICK
at EIGHT DOLLARS per thousand.
Apply to
C. E. FOY CO .
Brick IUock, Middle street,
seplO dtf Newbern, N. C.
Dr. Slover,
By request, will reopen his School, at his
office on Unloffotreet, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th.
seplO dtd
A Convention of the Democrats of
Craven County, for the purpose of nom
inating County Officers, is hereby called
to meet in the City of Newbern, on
Friday, September 19, 1884,
At the Rooms of the Cleveland and
Scales Club.
A Primary Meeting of each Township
will be held at the usual places,
Saturday, September 13, 1884.
ALPHEUS W. WOOD
MJtt. Manly, Sec'y.
Chairman.
seGdtd
For Rent,
llth: last year it was September 10th.
Pick your cotton out, gentlemen, before
tne storm comes, r
A Nw Grape.
Three destructive fires have occurred
in the same location within the last two
years, and not only is the last one the
most serious, but has happened in the
worst part of the year just befoiq the
beginning of tne busy season, lnougn
Hon. O. Hubbs brings us a sample of the losers at the late fire have my sym
- n,n m-nwa on hi farm pathy. yet I believe it is to the interest
T, ."w.. VS of air, in the long run, that none but
near the icity. They look as sour as gQod '8nb6tantial rick buildings should
vinegar,, one would think they-were not be erected. I know that wood buildings
more than naif ripe,' but they are sweet and those covered with corrugated iron
' . Wa in. can be put tip a little quicker and
lv .Sm.' tn r M cheaper; though the iron ones are but
icuu - v i little cheaper, man bricn ones, sua, n
friend Capt. S. ,"WV. Noble, at Wilming- thos ruinous fires are to be dispensed
ton, who is cultivating all varieties of with, then brick must come. . It is
grape, and getting "him to give us a ?mazin80.iLbTAhk2te
parne ((ir it,
Wlnd
A Straw, Bnt ShOf' HF
In ISlowlnc. ' -
1 Mr. TJeo. W,, Oregory, of Socatuck,
Copn.'wrltes Mr. L. B. Midyette, of
fmitbs creeV,', Pamlico county, that he
with thojisands of others of the best fle-pullipang-
of that section, wUl votj for
Cleveland and, work for his election,
few years and see how few brick have
been laid in the city oi new perne, put
none the more so than the large amount
of property destroyed and 1 sincerely
none that brick buildings may Bpeeauy
be reared upon the ruins at the foot of
Middle street where old hulks have
stood heretofore. - - : - Biq(.
The Maine Election.
Augusta, Me., September'
following telegram has been
9. The
sent by
i . , ... loiiowing leiegram ana oeen sem uy
Mr. Gregory planted oysters at bmitns p0BtmaBter Manly to secretary Freesden,
rref-k for the last two winters and was 0f the ReDublican National committee:
'On a full vote we have swept the State
and re-eleoted Robie by 15,000 majority,
lilaine's own city has given a majority
of 2o2 greater than was, ever before
thrown and his county fives 8,400 ma
slnuncb. Republican. This - is; but a
v 1 t it f!ows whibh waythe wind
; ' ' ' It looks now tliat Cleve-
t'-e coubtry hue a
P
Stonewall Items.
A GOOD TWO-STORY DWELLING
on Broad street, between Craven and
East Front.
Apply to
sep9 dlw H. R. BRYAN.
Notice, Common, To All.
Notice Is hereby given to all those that snf
fered by the last tire ou Middle street and
the Market Dock, that I fully sympathize
with them and wish tnera oetter idck next
time. In the time they will be reconstructing.
They can find good Cigars. Tobaee for
Chewing or Smoking, Cigarette, Etc.
Also, gooa eoai soa water, winger Aie,
or Deep Rock) a very fine Mineral Water,
always in gooa condition to arms. Aitnougn
the Ice Houne was badly damaged by tire the
ice didn't barn up.
All know where to find me.
W. L. PALMER.
Private School.
MRS. A. T. JERKINS will resume the
duties of her School at her reaidence on
Johnston street, on MONDAY, SEP
TEMBER 15th, and respectfully solicits
a share of the public patronage. s71w
CITY ORDINANCE.
Be it ordained, That the portion of
the oity lying east of Hancock street
and south of Broad street, shall be known
Mr. Wm. Lewis, one of our oldest cit
izens, is in a feeble condition.
Frank Lewis's infant daughter, live or
six months old, died last Sunday.
F. F. Cherry lost by death a most val-
unhla mnrn (in Mnnrlnv nicht a clpnr
because he had declined to support the loss of 9150. -
nominee of his own convention; and Charles H. Fowler is off to New York
then quoted him as denouncing the for bis fall stock of goods. W. H. Gas-
Democratio party as one of no principles fcm9 leaves in a few days,
and very hungry and extremely thirsty i The county commissioners, at their
but fOrCOt to say that UurtlS was ably I lnHt mnntinv. muda a. vntinc nrncinnt At
supporting the nominee of the samejxrent creek, cutting off part of Stone-
Democratic party with U v& aeiects, wau precinct; one at Bay creek, part of
declaring that fte "could not support so Vandem,ere, and moved the place of
corrvp(;and utterly unfit a man as James yoting from Vandemere to Moses store,
U. Elaine, IS known tO be, lor tne POSl- lnr mora nnmrnnnlv known no Cash
tion of President. Other positions taken Corner. - r
were equally untenable, and if this is joe Hooker was up before Esq. J. 0.
the "bltt gun ' Of the party, we are dlS- Rnxtor nnnn nnmnlaint of TT. Daniels. I
posed to view witn compassion tnese or overseer of the road, for failing to work as the are district oi toe city oirsewi
a smaller caiiore, a uicjuuvbai. i whAn ordered. 1 xne matter was settled f ucruo, jpi. v., imu any jjwrouii u porBuus i a
by Joe promising to flU the bill. If all who shall erect or cause to be erected, f Q1li1ISSI0l1 I.IOfCIl ISi
F. G. SIMMONS,
COTTON BROKER and',
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite COTTON EXCIIAKG'E,
NEWBERN, N. C.
Prompt attention given to consign
ments, and the HIGHEST MA RKET PRICES
obtained.
49- Patronaue sollolUd. sep2dv2m
GOLD SPRINGS FARL1
FOll SALE.
I offer for sale the above valuable property
consisting of One Thousand Two Hundred
anq Sixty Five Acres, Four Hundred under
cultivation, balance in timber, lying in
Graven county, four miles below Newbern by
railroad. It is admirably situated between
the A. & N. C. ruillroad (half mile from It)
and a deep navigable -reek.
Address
J. J. WOLFENDEN
Jy2dwtf Newbern, N. O,
W. H. MORRIS. F, MORRIS. ,
ESTABLISHED 1817.
! J. J- BURGESS, of N- C-,
WITH '
W. H. MORRIS & SONS,
Holmes' Sure Cure Mouth Wash and nnr rmintv would inst or attempt to erect any building
Dentifrice is an infallible cure for Ulce-1 it erect or attemnt to erect or cause to be
. UUDD J I DA m II U BKJJilljm A " - UUUUUWU& IV i .
rated Sore Throat, Bleeding Gums, Sore would make some of them feel bad to erected, any ell or addition to any build
Mouth and Uloers. Cleans the Teeth I ee uQW tar he excels them in road ihg now erected within said district de-
and peeps the Gums healthy and purl-1 work. The only overseer that I know scribed as aforesaid without tne con
tne Dreatn. jtreparea soieiy. ny 0 that eauals him is Joshua Bell, the sent oi tne uity i;ouncu, Dy reso-
Drs. J. P. & W. R. HOLMES, Dentists, oniv colored overseer in our county; lution of said body granting said
103 Mulberry street. Macon Georgia. Undif Bavboro would emolov Bell and permit, shall be deemed guilty or a
For sale by R. N. Duffy, New Berne, N. stonewall Ut Daniels, I will vouch for misdemeanor and on conviction shall be
ana tUentists. Un imnrovement in their streets. which nnea nrty iou) aoiiars or imprisonea
. ., . - -' 1 4-kivt w Hutrfl amH nooh HniP BOtrl hnilrlinff
Some of BtonewalrB Kallantry .were e" or auuiuou auan bu bwuu w rcumm
nut flundav niaht oalline on that at- m the course or eveedon a&au Dea
i j. t L l! a l. I trirtlafinn nf fhta AVrlilillliM
rrnnr ivn wirniw imhih n himii iinr, ii in v v iviutivu tuw vauauwB
since. The number wasfouri ' . It seems : n ; i John H. Bell, Clerk.
that two muBt have had the advantage
No8. 23, 25 & 27 Commerce St.,
NORFOLK, VA,' .
Special attentioa nlven to sales of Cotton.'
Grain, Peanuts and Country Produce gene
rally. ijiDerni casn a avnnceg maae on con
slgnraent. Prompt returns and hlchest mar
ket prices guaranteed. , t nuxdrt)anl -
C, and all' Druggists
auSOdwSmo -
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No fisherman wants his attention dis
tracted of his patience tried, by acrid,
nauseating, .narcotized tobacoo. He
wants something fragrant, mild, grate
ful, pure, inspiring.' The tobacco for
the fishing party is Black well's Durham
Lone Cut. It can't tantalize, but will
ensure comfort, patience, and a happy
disposition. .. i,vvf ''; i':-.;';.; A
-.. Kindergarten, -". .-; .
Miss Maey C. Roberts has opened a
Kindergarten School for Small Children
i on Metcalt street. , scpw ai w
Machines.
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as the other two left a little earlier and "J. ILL tlN ULaQJSA WJ U wJJ.
came across the river, hid all the boats
so that on the arrival of the, more
favored ones to the whan no boats
could be had. - The only remedy was
for one to take a water passage, wnicn
he did,, his friend not being able to
swim, and eet a boat, which he found
after a long search, and returned and
brought the other over. y ), '
SEVERAL SECOND HAND SINGER
SEWING MACHINES fot Bale CHEAPl'
Apply to ; J 1 ' "
aulBtf JAMES W. MOORE- '
Now under the management of THORNTON I
BROS., is prepared to furnish . Board and
Lodging at reasonable rates. -
t IilVERT STABLES.' , 5
Hones and buggies constantly on hand for
transporting passengers to any neighboring
town. , . .
" ' THOKHTON BBU8., . '
Henderspn House, Middle street,
Jy23dwly v New Berne, N.O.
For Rent
THE HOUSE AND LOT at the corttur of
Johnson and Middle streets, formerly ocou-'
pled by Dr. J, T. House.
Apply to -, , , -aulOtf
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