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Wjjm 1-1) A I f V Jou ill ILJLJUJ , JLL JLJL XJL VOL. IV. NEW BERNE. N. C. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1885. NO. 192. 0 1 logaE news: Jntakf mftnr AJaaa. " N44Bert,iUtHd6, 85 6' Forth. y -rlOTKitade.'J0 3' West. Sun rtse 0:33 Length of day. Sun seta, 4:55 f 10 hours, 22 ruin u ten Moon ets at 0:00 p. m. BUSINESS LOCALS. Oood hoiisafor rent cheap. Call at JocRKfc' office. "! nol0d3t. Rai8inB,Currante, Citron, Mince Mout nnxkahaat Pub Svriin. Silver drit 8yrup, Fresh Roasted Coffee, Choicest Teas,; Macaroni, Cream Cheese, Iieef Tongues, aman liams, wnue iwaan, Selected Butter received every steamer, 8lw - C.' E. Silver's. WhVful YMi nav 18o. for vour Sun Aar k. hfin vnn nan act iust as eood from Humphrey & Howard for lie. per pound? TbQ Shenandoah took out a large car go o? cotton yesterday evening. The steamer Stout arrived yosterday with a good cargo of general morchan pise. A good lot i of rice was in market yes terday and the best article brought $1.05 including'sacks. O. Marks had a big day yesterday. Several large boxes were Bent out with goods for country merchants. Mr. pkO: 'Jones has returned from Durham (or the present, where he has been engaged in the drug business. Christmas is coming and F. Ulrich is preparing to make a noise. lie adver tises powder, which the boys will have at all Hazards. Qute an excitement at Five Points on Monday evening last. Mr. Joe Hack burn, with his faithful do(r, Rip, caught a buck within the city limits 1 He did not weigh so much as some recently re-, ported, as he was only a buck rabbit. Raleigh holds a mass meeting tonight in the interest of the Industrial school. We acknowledge receipt of invitation to attend and. rearet that we cannot be there. We hope something will be done to secure the establishment of the school. ' '-' We learn from the Argus that Miss Alice Duffy, of this city, was awarded a premium, at toe Goldsboro Fair for the mosfUtylish' ''trimmed lady'.) hat. If Craven county would have a Fair next fall the ladies ofNaw Berne, would show North Carolina what they can do. We regret to learn of the death of MrsgErL. Francks, jr., of Richlands, Onafow county, 8he was the accomp lished (jaugtiber of D. E. Sandlin, Esq., nd held a warm place in tbe hearts of a large circle' of friends and relatives. The Journal sympathizes with the be reaved husband and parents in this their hoar? of severe affliction. 1 District; Attorney Busbee ' was in the city yesterday, and during the evening visited the Cotton Exchange and steam er wharves. We like to see . men of prominence' wtton theycome among ue manifest an interest in our industries andpublio enterprises. It shows that they are eminently North Carolinian and that one section of the State is' as dear to them as another. r rZaoh Rhodes, U. S. Deputy Marshal, and a very efficient officer, when about leaving KLoston. .Monday night with a prisoner tor-be 8 Covert, wae being roundjyjabused . byja iriend of the moon shiners when he lost his temper and let fly a sledge hammer blow at the beliger ent w hi oft, was about to bring on a sharp scrimmage, but other gentlemen present interfered and stopped it. Rhodes is a man of pluokvaad jwilt dare' to do his duty. " "r ' TArrlgttf&r monthly Business meeting of theflbung: Mens Christian Associa-tion.-.'wiQ,' be Jheld ; this evening at 71 o'clock Jul ,le lecture room of the.Pres byte'riap Chnrcb.r This being the Week of Prijyervhe f egular order of business will bV Receded by a prayer meeting. RublelH'itf'tbe Voyage of Life Take r;hriAWa3 i1iIisHroi '6:15-41 4 Leader. Mf. J.sKi'WiHw. -Thi will be an important meeting ana a large at - tendance is requested. AH men, whether members of thq Association, or not, are cordially invited toatWad - - li vided-l-caa get permission from jonn u. n.rlnar "unid a centleman vesterdav. "If you don't gtft hla peimisston,!' con-V tinned he, fyoinfon'l get itpv be will get an injunction and Btop iW" We think ur.friendv though speaking in jest, does Mr. GardBer'atf injustice, for we believe ne is pnono Bpmwa wauugu help to Kew Berne,' and we have no 1,. si tn'ohriia rlnwfi with his hundred dollars in hard cash to get Z. , ttacklaa'a.ArnUa 8alv.s u- Tift'ECfrSALVB' In. the 'world1 for . Cuts" 'Bmiaes.t;Sors, Ulcers,', Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, .Tetter, 'Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,nd all Skin "l r.i,'. nnif jvwit.ivelv ClirOS DlleS. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents V. 8. DUtrict Court. ' The district court met at Stanly nail yesterday morning according to ad journment; His Honor Judge Seymour presiding. District Attorney F, II. Bus bde was present representing the gov ernment. In the catse of Jones H. Youug con victed at the-regular term for embezzle ment, Doctors J. B. Hughes and Frank Dufly were examined as to his sanity' und tbey both testilied that they thought Mr. Young knew right from wrong, though his in in J may at times be some what deranged, or us Dr. Duffy ex pressed it. he is rather cranky. His Honor took the case into consideration as to whether he should grant a new trial upon the evidence of insanity and will announce his decision next TueB' day. E. F. Harrison convicted ut regular term for selling liquor without license was sentenced to thirty days imprison ment in Wilson county jail. Nathan Stanly, who submitted to a verdict of guilty of illicit distilling at the regular term, was recognized to ap pear at the next regular term of the court for cost. Court adjourned to next Tuesday. Free Will HaptUt Oonftroiuo. We learn from Elder R. K. Hem no of the Free 11 'ill Baptist, who has just re turned from the Conference held at Howell's Swamp, Greene county, last week, that the Conference was well at tended and a most pleasant and profit able soesion was held. The weather from Thursday, the day of the assem bling of the Conference, until Sunday, was delightful, und the attendance was large. On Sunday it began to rain, but notwithstanding this there woio six thousand or more people present. The Conference unanimously voted thanks to Elder II earn o for the manner in which ho had conducted their paper, J7i; Free Will Baptist. This was a clever and proper thing on the part of the Confernnce, but a better thing would be to give substantial aid to the paper by securing paying subscribers. The paper as conducted by Mr, llearne, is worthy of a liberal support from this body of Christians. BIlllow Maize. We were handed yesterday by Mr. W. H. Whitehursttwo large and very fine looking heads of millow maize that were raised by Mr. T. D. Porkins, of Smith's creek. Mr. Perkins planted one acre this year as an experiment from which he realized 50 bushels of seed and he says it is good for both man and beast. He .also gathered 3,500 pounds of forage. Ho says there is very little risk in curing this and that it is much valued by stock. Improvement of Harbars aad Rivers on the South Atlantic Coast. Editor Journal: I am glad to see in your editorial columns information con cerning the convention to do neiu in Savannah for the purpose of pushing forward the work of improving the South Atlantic Coast. I think with you, that this section should bo represented in that convention; and the delegates should be men fully able to represent our interests, and should go with proper credentials. This will require organi zation, which New Berne and Morehead City should do at once. Apart iromtne consideration ot send ing delegates to Savannah, we should be organized and thereby be enabled to make a strong appeal to our representa tives in Congress to do their utmost to secure the appropriations so much need ed to open tlie approaches to the we w Berne and Beaufort Uanal. 1 feel sure if -we. the people of this portion of the South Atlantic Coast.will put forth a lit tle effort, if we will show to our Repre sentatives that we are in earnest about this matter, this section of coast will not be entirely ignored in the next Con gress. When Matt. Ransom, the inde fatigable appropriation senator, gets really in earnest, this ' portion of the great inland route will be assured. How, Mt. Editor, 1 nave tnis sugges tion to offer. Let the New Berne Jour nal and Beaufort Telephone give espe cial attention to this matter, showing up the great importance of thd desired in ternal improvement, and get the people of this section thoroughly alive on tbe subject, so as to get the attention of1 our- Congressmen Get the people, the business men of New Berue, . Beau fort, and . Morehead City to .organize (Uarlowe is already organized as me H. & C. River Improvement Association) and then the four organizations can unite in some manner to be determined in a strong appeal to our Representa tives, and through them toOogressf- This tuba tn da a nrfliwir Ana en Ac tive plan ; if any one will suggest a bet ter, I and the H. & C. Improvement As sociation will cneerruuy concur. HoDine W see .in the Journal evi dences i of , .earnestness and activity of our people m this.matusr,. ., . lam vory respectfully. , :A , 1 RKSIDKNT C; R: Impi-Assn?: Mrs. Georee C. Clarke, or fort JUai Ihousie, Ontario; states that she has been confined to her 'mom for a long time with that dreadful, disease, Consump tion. The doctors said she could not escape ait early grave but' fortunately i. i u ibin n. ITinfv'.fatn Tito. rawer for Consumption, and In a short time1 was oompieieiy cureu. tuuuuung ones, please write Mrs. Clarke, and be oouviaocu. awiu Dy an aruitK ), "t;,'':.rt '- "AT". ' La Grange Items- Col. Davis uud the Cadets leave for the Weldon Fair tomorrow, Tuesday. Rev. Mr. Swain preached here last Sunday ; his regular monthly appoint ment. C. 1'. Barrow, of our town, is erecting a new residence on his lot near the rail road. a. telegram to parties here announce the death of Mrs. Dr. Cobb, of Craven county. freeiiiau Smith of La Orange was married to Miss Rebecca Rollins last Thursday. fliiss Maggie rurkpatrick was in our town last week visiting the family of Dr, Hadley. A. J. Sutton, of our place, and Miss r aim ie Gardner, of Bell's Ferry, Pitt county, were married last Wednesday. We learn that Mrs. George Daly- of Wayne county died on tho 8th inst. She leaves an infant child but a few days old. The weather is changeable; Saturday was unpleasantly warm, Sunday rainy, and Monday overcoats wero comfort able. Dr. Hodge3 is pushing his druc store to completion. The present indications aro that it will be ready for use in a few days. We learn from Dr. Hadley that several cases of biliious fever exists in Wayne county. We are ploased to hear, how ever, that tho cases aro on tho mend. Cant. J. W. Rice is giving considera ble attention to tobacco this year. Wo hope tho Capt. will succeed as the rais ing of cotton is not encouraging this season. J. F. Mowborn, of tho firm of Daw son & Mowborn, in Kinston, was in our place Monday. we suppose cotton is going up, Mr. Mewborn s visitB usually indicate a riso. Revs. McCulIen and W. E. Swain, and Messrs. Dillon. Barrow and McDonald, of our town, have been electedHonorary Members of the Washington Literary Society, of the Davis School. Rico has come to our market right froshly for a few days passed, and is selling hero at 85 to 95 cents per bushel. The crop is very short and the price be low that of last year, which makes it hard on rico growers. A slight family disturbance caused a Ham to be sent to our guard house Sun day morning. We don't know if this indicates a rise or fall in this commod ity. The fall may have taken place be fore the Ham was sent, Our market is as uncertain as the weather. Some days we are overstock ed with beef and then for several days wo have no beef at all. This is bad, we wish our marketmen would make it otherwise for we want some beef right now. We are sorry to hear that cholera is killing hogs in some places. Shade Wooten has lost nearly all on his planta tion in Greene county. J. D. Walters near here has lost several hogs. Meat is cheap but when one has to buy it seems high. "Blowing"of all kind is disagreeable. Theinanwho "blows" himself or his business is not an agreeable companion; f tho wind blows it is not lively weath er, but the most disagreeable blower or modern times is the chap, white or colored on the street with a mouth harp. Ho disgusts everybody and makos no music. We were shown some very fine tur nips, tho nnest wo have seen this sea son, last week, grown by C. W. Joyner, Esq., of our town. They were being taken to the Fair at Goldsboro. Mr. Joyner says that he has raised large quantities of turnips and carrotts this season, and has enough housed to feed bis stock nearly through the season. We hear of a magnificient marriage and marriage supper at N. B. Outlaws, in Duplin county last week. Twenty barbacues, with other wedding filing's in proportion, and from three to five hundred guests reminds one of "ye old en times" when these occasions were looked to with so much pleasure by the whole community, the contracting parties were Mr. Grady and Miss Out law, daughter of N. B. Outlaw, Esq. The couple left for Baltimore next day. Stonewall Items. C. II. Fowler narrowly escaped the loss of his cotton gin and grist mill by fire on last Tuesday. It would not only have been a sad pecuniary loss to Mr, F., but a great inconvenience to the whole community, for I am confident that he does the ginning of nine-tenths of the cotton in this, section. As troubles never come singly, on Friday morning last his smoke stack collapsed and is how lying on the ground worn out by old age and rust. W. E. Hooker and Joe Miller, (fat Joe) of Bayboro, have been occupying their new store for a week or two, and they have sorter knocked ' the spots out of Capt. Gibbs. First and last, they say it is now 1st and 3d. "-They are prepared to administer to the wants of all, either internally or externally, and all who hare any doubts I would' advise to do as I did, give them- a call. Joe andJ Wallace are both clever fellows. -W. E. Hooker has the frame raised for him a new dwelling H. H. Dowdy has the frame for a new store near the court house up and ready for boarding; but the timber forUhe new church is still in the nile: it has been in for some time, no (igns pt being built. It is some what like tne church improvement in Ktnnnwlf. il; Has onlv reached under4 pinning. ne oniy. waj t aocuiuik uir it is that when the shepherd leaves the flook for healthier clime, the sheep feed where they flleas. o :.t( T'fi A fl . Shiinerv fhdian' "Vermifuge saved three thousand children , from disease and death. It is the Wonder of the age, It will not deceive your ; f , , f Jones County Items. Sickness is abating: our physiciaus are resting a little. Cotton nearly all picked out; crop one-third short. Corn crop short ; not near as large as last year. Cotton pickers had fine weather last week, and made good use of it. All who would work, ha i money to spend on Saturday last. Jones county sends greetingt t C. ayeu and says let's have a fair. Won't our citizens each and every ono try and have something to send there? We can if we will, even ustonuih ourselves at the New Berne Fair. We learn that there will bo a large number of bids sent in to the postoflice department for carrying the double daily mail between Trenton and Core creek. We sincerely hope some one will got it who will be able to run a hack and carry freight and passengers, Our superintendent of common schools says that tho new appointed committees are very tardy in their district consus reports of children, only a few have re ported. We hope tho committees will see that their reports are all sent to him, as he needs them to make his report to the State Superintendent. Besides, the county has been redistricted, and it is very important to have them as early as practicable. Mr. W. E. Ward had his hand in a sling on Saturday; said that a rat had been cutting up the brush in his gin and that he slipped the band to look out for him and had given up all hopes of find ing him, so he started up the machinery and it caught his hand under the band, and before ho could extricate it, mashed it up badly; but, continued ho, just: s I cleared my hand, out jumped the rat from the brush wheel on the band, I which dashed him'abcut 10 feet against the wall and killed him. But, said he, I could not help enjoying that rat's ride notwithstanding I too was hurt badly. I learn from a gentleman who resides near whore the honey jug was caught by the catfish biting at a hook that the Squire who lost this honey jug said that ho lost at tho same time and at the same place a jug of good applo brandy, which has caused a tremendous excitement among the fishermen. He says that they have passed up and down tho river bank along a narrow foot path where there was a pine log which they have stepped over until they have worn out a hole nearly knee deep. - All are pretend ing to be fishing, but at the same time are keeping a sharp lookout for the Squire's jug of good old apple brandy. Many of the old citizens of Trenton township recollect old uncle Jack Mal lard, who resided many years ago near where is now called tbe Nethercut forks of the Kinston and Now Berne and Trenton roads. Mr. Mallard was a re markable man for his age; never had scarcely any sickness and was possessed with a very retentive memory. Mr. Mallard had a great fondness for chil dren and would sit for hours telling old time stories and tough yarns to them. Whenever he finished relating one of his tough ones no matter how unreason able it appeared, the harder he would try to explain it. I recollect about forty-live years ago that he was telling us about a gentleman on Mouse river who was digging a well and when he had dug it 20 feet that he conio to a light wood stump and on that stump was an iron wedge. I thought then I would stumble the good old man by enquiring of him how the wedgo got there. Why, said he, never stopping, you see that some one before the flood was splitting timber and his wife called him to break fast and it rain so hard he never could get back again. But Mr. Levi Heath, of the Chinquapin section told mo last week that he was digging a well this fall in the woods where there never had been a dwelling during the recollection of the oldest inhabitant,' and at the depth of 13 feet in the clay he found a jug handle which he supposed belonged to a three gallon jug. Mr. 11 eat U says thiB is a roal fact. The same gentleman informs me that he had found in his cotton field a stalk of cotton that had bolls with 16 cells in them. Who' the Best Pliyaiclau I The one that does most to relieve suf fering humanity of the thousand and one ills that befall them, bringing' joy to sorrowing thousands, is certainly the best of all physicians . Electric Bitters are daily doing this, curiog hundreds that have tried all other remedies and found' no relief. As a .Spring tonic and blood purifier, they are a perfect spe cific,' and for liver and kidney com plaints have no equal. In the strongest sense of the term, they are positively the best and cheapest physician known. Daily Tunes. Sold by all druggists at 50 cents. Scrofula. ' Are any members "of your family thus afllicted V Have they sorof ulotis swellings of the glands? Have they any sorof ulous sores or ulcers? If so, and it should be- neglected, the peculiar taint, or poison, may deposit itself in the substance of the lungs; producing cob sumption.' Look well to the condi tion of your family,' and if thus afflict ed, give the proper remedy without de lay... Buy. that which makes absolute cures in the- shortest space of time. The unerring finger1 of public opinion points to u. a. cm as toe moss wunaeriui remedy for scrofula ever known. You need not take! our wordv-you need not know Our names merit is all yon seek, Ask your neighbors, ask' your druggist, ask or write to those who give their certificates and be convinoed that B. B. Ri 'la tha n t, itlraat: artti mftat. mtrfant Blood Purifier ever before known. For sale wholesale and retail by R. N. iDuffy. Cash to accompany the ord", At his residence in this county on Mon day night, Mr.. John. S. Gaskins, fox many -years scxton'Of vCe"dhr' 'Grove Cemetery v agei 83 years,1u.:-il li. r: COMMERCIAL. Journal Office. Nov. 10, 6 P. M. COTTON. New Yokk. November 10. 3:10 P. m Futures closed easy. Sales of 148,300 bales. November, December, January, February, March , April. U.23 May, 9.91 9.30 June, 10.02 9.42 July, 10.12 9.54 August, 10.21 9. GO September, 9.78 October. Spots (luiet; Middling 9 3-8; Ixjw Middling 9 1-8 : Good Ordinary 8 3-8 New Berne market quiet. Sales of 257 bales at Si to 8. Middling 8 3-4: Low Middling 8 3-8 Good Ordinary 7 3 4. DOMKSTIC mtllHKI Seed cotton 82.90. Cotton Sked $10.00. Barrels Kerosene, 49 gals., 85c. Turpentine Hard. $1.00; dip, 81.75. Tar 75c.a81.25. Corn r5a70c. Rice 85a 1 . 00. Beeswax 20c. per lb. Bkkf On foot, 5c. to 7c. Country Hams 12c. per lb. " Lard 10c. per lb. Eoos 181 c. per dozen. Frebo Pork 6c. per pound. Peanuts 50c. per bushel. Fodder 75c.a$l. 00 per hundred. Onions $3. 50 per barrel. Field Peas 60a75c. Hides Dry, 10c; green 5c. Apples 30a50c. per bushel. rEAits $75c. per bushel. Tallow 5c. per lb. Chickens Grown, 40a50c spring 25a40c. MkaL 80c. per bushel. IF YOU WANT TO BUY POWDER -AT- MAGAZINE PRICES, CALL or I Ulricli, AGENT FOR Hazard Powder Co. Notice The Ilini heretofore Joins business on HIr Swift. Creek under the name of K. K. WHITE Ji Ci . Ir Hi In tiny dissolved l)y mutual consent, K. li. White retiring from suld Arm. K. K. WHITr, A. LKE, C. H. BLANK. The IdiKlness will iH the future be conduct ed under the name of A. l.EK A CO. Nov. 11. dlw 800 ACRES OF LAND IOIi rSA.HC, Within Three Milts of New Uerne, N. ('. TERMS CASH. A Villuiililo farm of SiXI acres, with about iitiu acres cleared and in good farming condition, and the other Ml acres contain tine timhor of various kinds. Tills land borders on tho Atlantic and N ('. Unliroad; also on a navigable creek lhat makes into tho Trent river Just below the city of New Heme. Prices low U) suit the limes. This is a iMrtlou of the tract of laud owned I y Isaac Forbes, to whom applications can be made for particulars, or to ii;u. li. wiilTK, Att y.ctc, novlC dwlw New Berne, N. C. OPENING OPENING CONTINUED. MRS. M. D. DEWEY constantly receiving by Kxpre6H and steamer. Tew Groods, To add toher already Large Stock of MIL LINERY and NOVELTIES, Etc. Her friend aud others wishing anything In her line are Invited to examine her roods and prices before purchasing. She takes pleasure in showing tier goods and guaran tees satisfaction to all purchasers, dw A RARE CHANCE For a Good Farmer. Tho Plantation known as the CALVfN PERKY PLACE, two and a half miles from New Kerne, on the Trent road, is offered for sale on reasonable terms. It contains elsot hundred sores, seven hundred of which am clnared. It is well adapted to the growth of corn, cotton, and every variety of truck. A splendid dwelling and outhouses beautifully located. Two tenant houses; a fine orchard and vineyard, which alone, owing to conve nience to marKei. win support asmatl rurnllv. This plantation Is drained bv Trent river and Jlmmte's cieek, and extends to Trent road. Is splendid for stork raising, and a rare cimitceior investment. rllr. particulars address Mils. (JALV1N PERRY. Sew Berne, N. C. sop'lS flwSm . Or to Journal Oflioe. Ordinance Repealed. Tho Ordinance snsnendlns tho Ordinance In regard to fast driving Is hereby repealed. ' r.. n. jn r.yviiuwa. Mayor. U. 1). HAflOOOK, Clerk;. 6t 4,B. WMrraJ,' ' ' J O. Etmkkttvik, . IMjrruueK, ItU,. , . .Norfolk Co, V WHITE, ETHERIDGE & CO.. Cotton Factors M Ciftmission Xarckiils I 110 Water Street, Herfblfc, Va. ppeeiai intention given to the sale of COTTON, LUMlUfiR, UOHN. PEANUTS. PO TATOKS and Country Products, .. . Kafereuees: Bi W. Bell A Bon7Harlowe cat, teret Co., N. C E. B. Hants 4 Ga.. fillmwinia Onslow Co.,N.O J. W. Shepherd. Pollocks- liny Norfolk tx Va.i Ti P. Hall, gofnjoek! N. U.J f. Vktuuer, Hertford. H. C: WUUaml Hroa. H. .Kr,nl(1BA. Nnrfnl.fn i V- . 1 1 - r ' i wniw uru.. jvorfolk. For Sale or Rent, I will rent or sell a good TRUCK KAH.M of 191 acres, situated a half mile froai the city limits on Pembroke road. Will rent for a termofyers, or sell for cosh or on time. For particulars apply to o. HUUItH, uovll d.itld New iicrue. N. C. L J. Taylor HAS OPENED A WHOLESALE CANDY MANUFACTORY At h!s store In the FUOU POM). I have ou ploycd a Candy Maker who TlloRol'tjJILY UMJER.SI'ANIHTHK Hl SlNKss ! peciai attention to the Wholmalo rrtuie Candy guaranteed not to beenelledeither in price or quality. i nave a ki eat variety of priuiv Hoods ersons who bandit Ivmiiv i:.uuiu Vi.i.i .1.. well to call 011 me before purchasing else where. For the convenience of Mnroimntji ir 1 Lovlck will kcip constiiiitlv on burnt iii'v manufacture of Stick I'midyut Inctory prtww Canity mini, looiih i In n "ilcsired. ocUdani dUm TheWaytoSaveffloney -IS TO- Taylor &; Smith's STORE, WHERE THEY ARE DE TERMINED TO Sell Goods as Low as the Lowest, And Guarantee Satisfaction As to Quality. GOODS arriving on every StCiiinor, ami a VI IAj STOCK always on hand, consistm? ol KVEIIYTIIINO KISPT IN A FIKST-CLASS STOltli. It' you tlon't sec wliat you want, ask for it; wo liavo it. Middle st., below South Front sepl.'i dwdm PAY YOUR TAXES. I W1MI To INI-oK.M Till-; TAX-PAY JiKH f Craven County thai they MI'ST PAY THK1K T.WKS AT OM'K. 1 am compelled ol Taxes by the to settle the Ktate mid Krlio 31st, of December. I haw no discretion In the matter and cannot delay. TAKE NOTICE. THAT A FT EH THE FIF TEENTH DA it OF NOVKMIILilcoH will le 1 added and 1 shall proceed to collect by dlr- tress. M. HAH.V, Sheriff of Craven County. nov.'J dw2w BROKE AND BUSTED! PIGOTT & HARRELL Have lust BKOKE INTO th Now vnfc Mukcls and purchased , , A LARGE ANI VAKIE1X STOCK OF GOODS! And are determined that High Prices Shall Be Busted! Ol'K STOCK CONSISTS OF Dry Goods, Groceries Boots, Shoss. Hats. Hardwftm: Tf. ware, Wooden Ware and Wil low Ware. , (i , In fact, we have rveivlhinit usu illv k,.ii in . sell " 111,11 w mo loteriuned.l As Cheap as the- Cheapest'1 " ymirselveB hs to Hie Quality anil PrlMt ci i our Goo,K and rememtfer. w aralaVM? '' ' Is notion In every lustajice or rof utnl , Umi .,! 1 money. Hides. Wax. Ifonev! eto.;take,kTn exchauce rorKooils ' . "? , It will pay yon to give us a trial ' - S Consignments 01 cotlou.aad CooAtrai i Produce solicited. " wmrji ,i! Store in Old Market Site, 3 Door Mtloft BRICK FURNISHED'1 AND .Ut'lui.l-l1,11 BRICK WORK OF ANY KIND' . 'CONE ON SHOliT NdTttEi VK " CtoWrnilrlMWlnPlaln AnabryakehaV'1 t"aU!hlnB, iWhltowaahlutj. a iHnni.tkitii. . of any kind a speoinlty. , , . Plain afldDecomifve foiUomlShiiiione I.. iebrttgtyl i. i Hi ft Ji j.iiiij K.Mj.ito! the Mr tbir ty yearaT experloaoo. flatter, i.i ,4 thjathacaBtralf yohlaW Maa pVrinftrtntir ,:' PEACOCK d&.. HERRING; ( - ,. fc. ..... i.. m m ..:,- J U.H' ;:.J3 ' i-k v.Ni yr . jtr-; ttfc-V-t i'. s o : ! ii'J ti iTff VHP y" .' -'t-.f.':! I -vvo. -l iij i ,!,' i; :': "' ' ' " ' ' - ' 4,! ? "S VC ,..m; "'l ,' ' S" . .nlrt'-v , '; ,; ! i;-.;t".v , ':(,' "1 11.1 .!.. -- ,rJ ''-i"'" - .. j ;, ,. . - ...... i
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