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j f V i . I l yt - if -l ,A ' .' VOL. V.l-.&i.;.; TUE$Gffie&UNE 1, 1886. "- NO. "53. i. LOCAt NEJVS, Nw Berne, latitude ; !P North. v , - - lonritudal 770 8 West. ' S u W rises! 4 :45 I Lehgtk of d ay " " vi n seta, Triu 1 14 boon, 89 minutes ' r.'icJLrilSS tdCALB. Th Baptist trtnt day-school win go to MorebeadCitT Wednesday. Jane 2d, on iu annual pickiq. A limited turn ber of tickets Will beold Tickets for ate br B. M.'Gates. JL If. Baker and J. C. Whitly.Traln will leave pebciskly at 7 O'clock a. m. . Boat . Just received, by Mrs. .8. F. Stanly, a ' new supply of Royste .Choice Candies. ' .Mrs, Dillingham ' superior Ice Creams served daily at aer rooms ana iqrnisnea .- on reasonable terms foiv parties or fes- - tt Nioe Hin tast algtt. .-,;, Jftjtatq digging is the order of the day. Dentist--pteiricto Morehead city to- , ' morrow. ,,- LTkm mttiott ckf council will be in f session tosrighfc1 -- ' l W. Fd'BurrUs, E., is off- for Hyde ' ' county owuiaM trip. J, A. Meadows gives notice of hay. Eatnrsen In orders. ' :' Mrs. Busan J. Dudley received a p&in- tijl Injury bjr'a fall yesterday evoning. ' ' Two cases of disorderly conduct were : disposed of by the Mayor yesterday. They were fined 23 each and cost 4, JTfct.3s "commencement week with ' - many of our schools and colleges. The iiixeroiMor Kinstou College begin this evening, and the closing exercises of ""W fc'radfd, school will come off this wsk.f;; ; A.' large crowd, mostly colored people, assembled at the National Cemetery on j Bu&dsy evening, deooration day. Rep i scpAslve Q'Hara delivered a very con- . - servalive . and appropriate address of - i i bOi.tenlnntaa. .There were about two thousand present. ' S - ' Vf, Charles Duffy received a telegram r from Aihevills yesterday morning, in forming -bim that Dr. C. C. Duffy of , New York wa there in a dying condi f. tioBu'Ho is a'brolhe of Our townsman, j ; Mr. 3- B. DofrV, and has been prac- " tlolng biggijftsin tn N,w York for , . ' The closing ? xeroises pf I'olluksy ills i "JlcJiiuiyill take place on Thursday , venlBgJnne,17th. -James Y. Joyner, Esq., bfGoldshoVoJ'wiir deliver the ad ' diess on Friday thd18th at 9 a.m., after " . Vy)kcf a eriuoaUmil excursion will be ' 1 1 . ftlVeh on thesteamer Kintton down the Trent rive sme point where a picnic will beheld. ' LVU.vW". ; r The Nations Bank has temporarily moved ta place of business to first door ' t.xOei.Aln'ft Co. 'a. the old ' quArte .arej, being repair d. SpSclal Trwck Train. , The it1 N.'C.1 BV "will' Vu'n a special Uk.tiainf sleaVlBs? NeW Berne this ' afternoon . t Ifboufc $ o'clock to enable truckers to get off their potatoes, beans t3 Qlhex vegetablesC ,W ft CradtdScbeOI Cmmaiicmiit. : Th clpBungi txereisoe of the Graded t S( hool, will take pla9eon Thnrsday and rriJay bf thii4W: ' ' . - On Thursday evenrrig-i at the theater, : t there wfil'jM thecontet'h gold medals awarded for i-'ih best de6 . " lamation, ; by the "jonng , men, of. (he School, an4 thi best essay by the young ldioa,d.ijt(.v4' On Friday mOrnWg Ma,. S. M.' Finger will deliver the address, and afterwards tr.priiMdsJtw' twiiifioatoav'j nd d iplomii wfl bsie?. i The ereroises are-expected td ba.vexy Uiaingf, and " " -lped that they t'weUittadVQl-pabIiah the programme tomorrow; jf;r;, 4 . The T.H W tf "Whatever doubt may exist about the 'i c f 1'ay Declaration of, Independ er , atCha'rlotte-iC.vrif 1775, there rover hee'a'any doubt about one riaJe at Philadelphia on lh Fourthof J v ' y , 1 77 3 . TTpon this historical ?act all tre ; e i J m, 169 joeienrauoa u y uiiite The approaching4 knni 7 U Ue ond hundfe'il Vnd; tenth', re we offer thesuggWtioiip the of tLia vicinity the propriety of j a ranJ CclobraUoae'lt-et 'I'd g be called, committees appoint; 1 fall arrBrrfments made.-By ' . ) f a L-pclaration read, an -""l,f-' lt us try to te '. erd rrin- ;t'j' v..'. TIm Blew Br CrW hkl. , f The questioB a to whether the graded school la this city ahall ooatina as a public' Xrea. school is-bow" before the people. The board of ttnstees of the New Berne Academy has sent out a cir cular proposing to continue the school as to the Island ?d grades; free. The 3d, 4th and 5th grades will charge an aver age tuition of twenty-five cents per woek ; the tuition for higher gruv s to le fixed hereafter. we are satisfied the plan v. .11 ni t work successfully. The mointul lui tion is charged iu any grade, private schools will absorb the graded school and the result will be the establishment of a half doten or more private schools and the poorer class of children unable to pay tuition will not bsv the privi leges of a Bchool. People who pay tui tion are going to select their teachers. This school was inagurated and con ducted for one year by the aid of volun tary subscriptions; the people of New Berne responded liberally to the call for money to erct a new building, the building, a' good commodious one, a credit to the citr, was erected, a library has been procured and the school has gone along smoothly lor four yeaiu. Has it met the expectations of the pub lic? Is it furnishing the means of ac quiring an education, and thus rilling the demand which brought it into ex istence? If not, then it ought not to be Bustaiped longsr. but atiy fair and im partial man of ordinary intelligence v. 1. hae made it his business to visit and watch its workings must admit that it has done and ix doing a good work. It school which New Berne has mutte to feel proud of, and there are jiit as s'.rong reasons for continuing it as there ever were for inaugurating it. The plan embodied in the circular ent out by the board of trusteeH will not succeed; we doubt if the trustees themselves have much faith in it. We believe the people of New Berne feel interested in this matter, and they would like to know what amount of money is necessary to continue the school upon its present basis. If there is any hope of obtaining (legislation when the Gen eral Assembly meets that will enable us to place the school upon a permanent basis, then by all means it should be sustained until such legislation is granted. If nothing can be expected from the General Assembly, apd the people do not desire legislation on the subject, then the trustees might as well cut the garment according to the cloth; take the old building and run siren school a faJns their DJoneywlll go and lease the new building t some live teacher whj will build up a first class collegiate institute. Goldsboro and Durham, we are glad to see,-are making at reuoosstfortev tvith fai'' prospects or success, to continue their schools. New Berne will notfoe; behind in any enterprise ' When con vinced as to what is her, duty. , . .. . ii i l The Superior jCovt. , r- , Court convened' Mbnefky- mornfntf at 10 o'clock, when the civl docket was taken" up and the calendar for the day was rattled off by. dimmer time: , ' "Williams vs. W; TJ. T.Cb.'; judgment in favor of plaintiff for $15. Small vs A. & N. C. R. R. Co.; com promised. - .. , ' Pipkin vs. Pipkin; foot of calendar fortoday,1' Pate vs, Perkins; judgment for plain tiffs L .." ' Wm. Neely Co. vs. Duffy & Oas,. kins; continued, i . , i : t ( ' Daniels vs. Toler; continued. Jonea've.-W. Ui T. Oo. ; continued . Wiggins vs. Winggins; j judgment fci plaintiff.' ' ' Cohen vs. A. & N. C. R. Co.; compro mised. CourWjkdjourned to- 0:1 o'clock this morning 4 ": ! . 7TT Ptath or an Octocaaarlaa' .. , Mrs. Alioe, Hoover, . whose funeral took place on Sunday afternoon, from Christ church, Was one of the oldest ln- habitantj of the pity-. . Her ago is not accurately knows ; but enough is known to place it at eighty years or ver. ; She Was relict of the late 8olomoi BooTOt, who at Uio'Ume f'fai death," 1 which occurred several years Ago, hart reached a rlM age erinaUto.M or ktt wife at her dtceaie. ia J N j- Owintf w. misfomine an extrebae "ige,fb'ftWAerM85pUJ8i1tng been BTibfibrtedSy charity, Wt Iby- an humble appreciatiptrof thetrdiaJnF'o'a'orwe, J?" was imost JZm ELi-.-w.mit; ijdLt-iXjh 'Wtllt! BOT. froULliMd, to foot iFot rendered It peculiarly impre8sfve"upon their benefactors that 11 MS'mb'rrfblessed to giro Viane'ce lve. J. t i B.oyt & Co. ; wholesale .and re tail druggists of Rome, Ga say: We have been selling Dr King's New Dis covery, Electrio Bitters andBuckleh's Arnica Salve for two years. Have never handled remedies that sell as well, or f iv v"rh oniversal satisfac tion. T! , e 1 Hve tf a some woederful 1 ; rodirines ii Grwaaktn Vernal CUc. Rev. L. ' W. Crawford, oae of the directors of the above institution, has just returned from the Annual com mencement. From him we gather the following facts: The College is in a highly prosperous condition. During the scholastic year 190 pupils have matriculated. Of this number 140 were boarders and 50 were day scholars. The graduating olasa was composed of 17 young ladies, all of whom received diplomas. Gov. A. M. Scales and Hon. J. W. Ueid were the principal speakers and sustained their wide reputation as ora tors. The building at Greensboro is the largest and best arranged school building in the State. The Faculty con sists of 10 members, selected from five different States. The management has ample means to operate it and it now ranks among the leading colleges of tbe South. Swansboro Items. Mr. Buck Murton and Mr. Jack Sand ers bave young watermelons. lr. SundiTs shipped 25 barrels pota toes last et k to New York. Capt. K Willis is building a fine clinker-built sharpie for the Fourth of July races Mtissre. Uenry Willis and Daniel 8. Uoilgers, jr.. have repaired still (or E. B Harget & Co. Lieut. K. Wiuslow was in our place astweek looking over his late work; sh a he will prybubly commence work towards New river in July next. K. If. Harget & Co. are tiling their still. geUini; ready for distilline and buy in; turpentine. We are glad to see i running tuipeiitine btill iu our berg ij;.in. Si booiu i Kay.CHpt. A. Dennis, cleared iwr ISalimioie last week with neanuls. andthingl.s Schr. Packet, I. Blood good, di aled for New Berne with nayal stores and peanuts. Kchr. Cold Leaf. Hill, loading uh rosin for Wilming ton. N. . rosin belonging to t). W. Smith. Several cases before Eso. Ben Ward last week; two of the principal ones w ere larceny and arson.. Demsey Wil liams, white, charged with stealing corn from C. Kellam, plead not guilty, but evidence showed conclusive guilt and he was sent to jail in default of 250 bond. lie afterwards confessed his guilt. Thos." Blacwell, col., charged with getting fire to tbe dwelling house of Bualain Fenderson, col., found guilty and also Bent to the county boarding house. Severe rain and hail storm near here last Monday evening, iu which consider able damage was done to crops, and in some places buildings were demolished and people's lives In jeopardy. A ter rible cyclone struck the farm of Mr. G. D. Mattocks Monday evening, the 24th ult., accompanied with large hail al most tbe size of hen egge, tearing up bis orahard by the roots, scattering his fence in all directions, blowing off the top of bis gin house, blowing down a school house and carrying the remnants a hundred yards away, mashing in the side of bis dwelling bouse and complete ly carrying away 60 acres of fine cotton four leaven high chopped and sided up, leaving tbe ground as naked as it was before it was planted. Mr. M. is plow ing and planting over again. Thecyclone passed on to near Barker's bridge at the landing of Jlr, G. W. . Smith. whe the schooner Gold Leaf, Capt. Ed. Hill, and flat, Willie B.Capt. I. Bloodgood, were moored, the former about IoadiDg with rosin; and in ten seconds both Gold Leaf and Willie B. were broken from their fastenings and capsized i n ten feet of water blown clear over keel upwards with topmast sticking in the mud, nearly drowning two of the - men aboard who were caught in the cabin of the Gold Leaf,' and blowing one man 100 feet from the vessel to the riyer, landing him iu the water, hut strange to say not do ing him muoh damage only a severe fright. The wind continued its course acroea tku rivet lb CaptA Jbe Sabiston'tf, taking off one chimney from his house, blowing down three other houses, and also tbe house from hie steam engine, almost ruining his little crop; passing on to Mr. O. K. Dixon's farm ol 60 acres of cotton besides his Corn and other crop, almost devastating everything on his lands; striking Dr. P. Koonces plantation, also Messrs. E. and W. Pellet ier's. We don't know tbe entire damage done to these, -but hear the damage was very greae to farms and buildings. The schooner Gold Leaf and flat Willie B. were righted up all right in two days by Messrs. i. A. Pittman and G. W. Smith, who immediately went to work; with m will, they aeingi the superintending parties of both ves sels., jThe , loss to the Gold Leaf was slight', considering; only the whitalan tern falh blocks- nttesingjand" topmast broken off In the mud. flat Willie B. sustained no serious damage. Both teasels had their sails furled end were Under a shore.; AU Wh witnesses tbe scene say it vaa the, most striking and beautiful they ever saw.- "' . ' i I'HV" ' ' I ''J-'I '.' r Burned to Deatb sad Rcatorad o Ufa 1 1 know of a man near Maxefs. Ga-i three years his appearaaos being so bar libly repuuivs, m rerasea to let any onee him. 1 The disease, after eaUnc I his fleshy cpmmsnoedon kis skall boass He tried all doctors, sun a msdiowes without benefit, and no one thought ha could possibly recover t At last ks be-i gan tne use i a. a. a., ana sner using six bottles, his sores were all healed and he was a sound. raan. f f 'f U t t Ue lo.,ks jusi like a - manf Who had teeT burned to death and then restored 1 bwt men of tbe county c--?, F-Dd several doctors I - f : cken cf it as a 3 Chiaatvis appropriated t7,000,000 to strengthen ber nsttyi ThesteainshiD tafpalc has tended 780 vntiuu i iiiifcyiaiiwj at ouurnqsy. Anisohist Hart MosCfcaLbeon found gstty,' 'BeBtenoel wpibjfpassed to morroi 4 V J, -v The busy d progressive city of Chi cage handled last year, tOO.W cattle, 7,00K0(Hbecv and lOiODOQ bushels of grain .i y The New York, Philadelphia & Nor folk Railroad u now shasgieg only 13 cents per barrel for cabbage and 80 cents per barrel for potatoes, betweeo Norfolk and New York. The report in Congress upon the prac ticability of the Eads Ship Railway meets with favor. The enterprise will cost 175,000,000, to be shared between the United States and Mexico. Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific across the Isthmus has been a long-felt need for our growing commercial relations, and not that alone but to be able to ren der aid to the I'acilio coast in case of foreign invasion. Tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock, Pres ident Cleveland is to be married to Miss Frances Folsom. It is the President s desire as well as that of the bride-elect, that the marriage ceremony bo per formed with as little display as possible, and owing to the recent deaths in the Folsom family only the immediate members of the Cleveland and Folsom families, the Cabinet officers and their families, and a few- i.cibuii.l friends will be invited. There will be no bridesmaids or. groomsmen, und the services will be conducted at the Inlt House in accordance with the ri pilai form of the Presbyterian rhurcl. Auolbcr . Chahj-otte, N. C, Jan. U, The b. B. B. medicine has done more good for my kidney affection tbau any 1 ever used. Its action is spvedy, and it is a fine tODio. T. O. Cai.i.aiian. bold in New Berne by R, N. Huffy and E. 11. Meadows. Bitch Wrsve S. S. l cursli to Vld- dle's La ud lug. According to previous announcement the beautiful and handso.nely decorated steamer Kinston, commanded by Capt. T. G. Dixon, so well and favorably known throughout this section, because be loaves nothing undone tbat is calcu lated to make his passengeis feel free and happv, left ber wharf at the foot of Middle street at o-oxilock on the morn ing cf the 23th of May, touching the dif ferent landings on the river. Although the morning was a little cloudy, and looked very unfavorable for such an oc casion, Out in spito 01 mo weatner a goodly crowd was on from the city, and we Lad not proceeded rar up tne river, when the last vestige of cloud was dis pelled and driven far out of Bight, and a lovely day for tho pleasure seekers was the consequence. , When wearrivedat Street's Ferry, there we met the Beech Grove Sunday school children and a host of other friends, in charge of Mr. Daniel Lane, their zealous and untiring Sunday- school superintendent, who took all pos sible pains in looking and caring for the interest of the little ones under bis care. Long may he live, for ho is doing a no ble work and has accomplished much good. Here we also met tbe committee of arrangements, sorsposed of Messrs. John G. Spelr, M. W. Carman and W. P. Richardson, who also did their noble duty trying to make all feel at homej . When we armed at Spring (iamen. we were pleased to meet and take on boardadslegitionef bright little ia.-ee accompanied by parents and" friends from Asbury S. S. Bv the time we reached our destina tion, an4, stepping at other Hidings., our erafe was completely thronged with the young, middle-aged and old people, all seeming ,boaqdl nod determined to mage it inaeea a gran a anair. Upon arriving at Biddle s Landing. we were .wstoosiad.' to the- residence and and groye of the late Col. Biddle, where in a very short time, fa long table was erectedVsnd a tow minutsa later ft 'was laden ts-tts utmost capacity withrrfloet everything that was good, under the snDenisjonrandjaVjaawromenr 4 taoie oomalUBetornpoBdlif MessVs. W H. Perry, J. H. Stevenson, E. M. Street and Guthrie Davis, and. when they had performed their part;of the work, all woseseeeostoa so sate position motrnn that&bhvand tkefrOodV blessings Were' invoked by the Rev. W. J. Crow son, P. O. of Craven sircuirt after which, oae of the most enjoyable repast we" ever took part in, followed. After tne inner-man had been thoroughly satisfied with all the delicacies that the heart taenia wfcb, many of the young folks- engaged In pU; In g and: JoSoenadU 0. aaVr the Wautif ul shade trees. We took our lean Qf that lovely spot at & 6'cloek, p. ta. and we most say saheaiutmgly that, taking everything into consideration, it was the grandest pionie we have attends n for some time. ... W Batsrprlatisrt HatlaNa Horn. Bsaeock BrosV earn alwsyrbe1 relfecT upon, not only to. . carry ' in stock, tbe nest or everytning, est ta secsrrs vbs Agency for such articles as have? WeTl m"rit, and are popular with the tootle, thereby sastainins the reiHita- tion of . being always enterprising,' and ever reliable. Having seored tne Afpnr-v fir fr 1 ' ..tel pr. King's :w 1 vr- - f t ',i'l ! i' r 1 !va r It will 7 T r : ' " rr f. Cf f. ! t Bl'.w Brest Chleage Strike I : It is generally known throughout the whole country that large strikes are being made among the laboring classes in some or our largest cities, such as unicago, Philadelphia and New York Some have been wounded for life and some harb lost their lives. Tne ones tion now arises, what shall be done to keep the peace in Eastern North Caro linaJ The farmer cannot afford the eighi hour system at the present prices of produce, neither is the laboring man saiisnea with tbe present prices or labor. Some relief must be had; something must be done; some one must eome to tbe front and devise some scheme by which tbe people may be relieved from such a tyrannical oppression. In view of the foregoing facts, and in the ab sence of any relief from other sources, we suggest tbat tbe quickest and most satisfactory way of keeping down strikes and distentions among the labor ing classes of t-astern North Carolina is to make the prices of goods and supplies in conrormity to low wages, and in making the suggestion we hereby an nounce to the public that we propose to act upon it, and direct everybody, labor ing classes ana an, to the great cheap cash store of Humphrey tt Howard. where they will find a large and com plete stock of groceries and dry goods at strike prices. The most vital strike in life is the strike for ways and means which guarantees you perfect satisfac tion at the least ooet, the strike then for the great cheap cash store of Humphrey A Howard will certainly obtain for you the lowest possible prices, thereby alle viating all past troubles and guarantee ing you peace, prosperity and happiness 111 tbe future. m26dwlm Ueal Estate Mortgages and Deeds for sale at the Joc&KaL office. COMMERCIAL. JoCRA'AL OlflOl. May 81, 8 P. M. OOTTOH. Nhw Yuiik, May .Futures closed wrv steady. Sales of 46. fOO bales. June, 9.1'J December, 9 10 July, 9 '."J January, U. 11 August, 9 89 February, 9 27 September, 9 26 March. 9.37 October. 9.11 April, November, 9 OH May, Spots qulef. Middling 9 3 10; I-ow Middling 8 7-1U, Good Ordinary fl S 16. New Berne market quiet. Sales of 0 bales at 81. Middling 8 9 10; Low Middling 3 3 10; Good Ordinary 7 9-16. oenssno riabkkt. Seed bottom 2.W. Cotton Bbkd 8 1 0. 00. TuEPBinwn Hard, $1.00, dip, S1.75. Tab 75c.al.J5. Oobn 45a55o. Oats Retail, 55a0. RiCB75a85. BebsWaX 30c. per lb. Bkef On foot, 3o.to 5c. Country Hams 10c. per lb. Laud 10c. per lb. Eoo8-t-8atto. per doaen. Fkbbh PbKK 4Ta4. per pound. Peanuts 50c. per bushel. FoddEK 76o.all.00 per hundred. Onions $3.50 per barrel. Field Pi as 65s70c. HiORSt Dry, 10c.; green 60. Apples SOatVOo. per bushel. Pears $75c. per bushel. Tallow 6c. per lb. Chickens Grown, 30a36c. ; spring 20a26c. Mbal, 660. pr bushel. Oats 50 ota. per bushel. Turnips 50c. per bushel. Sbicd Potatoes Early Rose, $2.75 per bbl. Wool 10a 13c. per pound. Potatoes Bahamas. 25a30c. ; yams, 40a50c. KR ROSENS 10c. 8HINOLBB West India, dull and nom inal; not wanted. Building. 5 inch hearts, 18.00; saps, $1.50 ter If. wholjc8ajji prices. New Ubss Posk (9.60. Shodldkbs Smoked, No. S, Sc. prime, 60. C. H.'s, P.' B's, B.'s and L. C Bio, FXOUB-J3.85a8.00. Lard 7o. by the tieroe. Nails Basis 10 s, $2.75. Suoar Granulated, 7c. Coffee 9al lc. 8alt 85s90o. per sack. MOLASSKS A WD STB.UW J0a45o. PowDtR SS.00. 8J10T $1.90. Please To Take Notice That tb National Bank Bntldlns is nowsn- derKOina seoaJra. and dnriM tfm ttmelu time1 J. at t lHidneiw will be carried on aa- naaai. at the Kiiok Store adjolnlnc Geo. Allen and If. lVag. May 31. 188B. J. A. GUION. Jnldtf Stockholders' Meeting. TbeThtrtr-SMond (Bsalar)ADnol Mat ing of ttae ataekkoldcrs of the Atlantic and North Carolla Batlraad Oompany will be hSld at MoamUD CITY, V. C, on TBwaaPavv, 4tewsr tubs; ires. TSe 8r-lws require tha SStoi. by proy jpjiii 04 sdlowad, mass ttM trosy be Aocompanied by an affidavit by alleged owner as to bona-nd ownarahlp of stock, UUI . - J T I (111 I If I I f t Call and place your trders. mme Timothy.CStC 0 Lobrf .Grzhr ClO.OO Ten. . W. B. BOYD, Oen'l Insurancd LIFE, FIBE, ; ACGIDEHT," 1 UVE STOCK. DEAT.I BY r'ACCfDENT, $5,000, with 925 per wek for disability byaccldeat, for fee af $5.00 and as asansl ewt ef $13. Isns Eat Safe CoffipiirisrinrEseElad1, OrUee Mouth Krai Ht .Tws BoorSKaatof Junl dwtf ..- Gaston Honae United Hta ius of Amkjuca, lHsUCoort, : fcaaUrn l)mt. of N. -'aiollnIJlaAiailmltv."'-, raulMo district. J - , w Whereas u libel hath bwn fllul In K tvi. ' , trlrt Court of the I'uin1iiuiu1Ui.iw- rn lltalrlrl, hnllco biatrlr of North " 11 ua .. on Hie 1 Hli day of May, A.D. 18NS. by O. y. VSarrt-u and ('. C. 11111. kana . nnwti,M belmU of t. D. leaner aawlaat the Hteam Pro ' ' ' peller Concord, a ad praying Ma aaoal proMas - and monition of - -' - -' , Interested in the sid Steam PiopelfeVcoaV. ' " ; curd, now lying near Watelag1a, N, C ,hr - ' uwekle, appirel. furnltar, aiachliiarv and ' audall due pruuetwdlns belrig bad, Uiiit Um V "' same may be due reed lo be sold aud Ilia bro- oeeda thereof to be dlatrlbuted acoordln( to' '" Ifiercrore In pui-suan, e 0 'the laid monl-' Uunnndt-i ilie imiol ihe aildraawrtto Ba dlrerted and delivered, 1 do herebr Ctrl uoike nenerelly, unto ult pemoiia kavlnc or -pretendinu U. have any rlKlit, Ulleer lntoremt V tlweln 10 apiartfure the albreaakt oonrt at the tlty of New Kerae, V.C.OoIhe llth '"; ' day of June, A.U. ltw. at'syrtk. V u.eu ana mere to n rer the aald libel, and V Wi,m.a' tullt lle8Uona to that behalf - .". b r,tWBe"'e 1118 " day ofay, V. v UICHARDSON. U, P. MarsuaL,' ' "V mayai'"n tt-p'y U.S. ManhaJ. , , Dissolution of Copartnersliip. The Oiparln. i-shlp herstoloiis exlsttacaa' . . ner me nrm name of Kruul A Kuella thla dav involved by uititnaroiiAent. ,J. M. Reel will ' i-oiitlDue the buaUiuN and W1H atla all i-lalrnaowinjr bythe rlrm nnd receipt forall inonlea due t In-Hume. - May '.Till, KMi. m'A-;'"'1 J- M. KKC1 , Vf. Llowers and Reapers. I sell the Celebrated . BUCKEYE MOWER & REAPER, and invite your attention ''.to the same, and sliall be pleased to furnittli descriptive clrcitlftrti ana prices. J j. c. whitix AReut lor Eastern H.lO,f) New Berne, HiPi Alao Cultlvalois, Cotton Flows, , DlsxMi ' Swerpg, and a full line of Agricultural Mav, ohluery at ROCK BOTTOM rKICKB. ' ' 1 " 11m.,!. w . r ..A .1.... ....a T , n-H. PlllaouunfAJvlaud I,11ci' J'vi'pt PUW( prWi t N cent) by mall. nuo oivs CO., oanattaa. Sr. aMaaaamwaaaaaaBam WhUluU aimt, , U, . l.illJ - - . Better Times I Pork Lower 'vA?tV'l''-t Can bu Mess Pork r at $9.60 per barrelai C 5 bbl. lots at llfiOt per odl at fjij . . , jv 'tfli rait3 . T. A. 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The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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June 1, 1886, edition 1
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