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, .SM Bftrnft, UUtude, ; 86 6' North.'
-OH ,ftiv.I IKitdft, 71?,! Wrt.
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t" iim tH. 7:18 1 14 boun. 24 minutoii.
Srt t 150 .n 'r J ft jj-
TLLJIIIESS I00ALS.
L,, ... Cologne. .FttHoa- MarkeT Ffcmilf Beef,
:' V V;i 3Smkl. JUnn, JJmkf m baooo, . FrMh
J BJW4e4Xotfpfl gioud (o order. UuU
and BAiuEDAVa. j me Tuole: Lw
' , "...New Bero0ft(1S:lSi,:45, 85, 9:45.11:15
- ,U13:45,JClVf4fc 5:15, 8:45 P.M.
,c Lmtw J Barring ton Ferry t 6KK), TSO,
-hoitlOOl 10:80, 12;0 M., 10, KK), 430,
4:00, 730 r.M. .re lUoenls each way.
CUy excursion - paniea 10
cents
picnic
' V rouad trip.' Kundny school or
7 parties 9 lti round trip.
fJcTtcIif atock of sound.
- sweet ol oau, which wjs offer at m3,
par buabai, retail
jMdtt-' Union Point.
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The steamer Trent ia on Howard's
waysforrlnt. V
kr. Joseph JielsoB has an important
card to voters ia this issue.
Watersaelons are owning iA.prsUj
VnttJ&tft&"?f yet
Ts4 goifcisie)f certty SKecuUre
comanUtee will meet today at the Oas-
flctreftsJlX' liatJeU W leady to
cash TOtifihers iasaed at the last meeting
of the board o council. Carry them in.
Tb iptle driver wiU begin work at
Mouse Trent Hirer Steamboat Co.
wharf today, driring piling for repairs
ob wharf.
Today Is the but day for listing
Schedule B taxes. Parties who fail to
ltsC today ire liable to be placed on the
deltoruentlist.
sJTJmci a uAton declared kiauelf t oaadl--r'aaie
tot sLeriff ' before any nominations
- wtmadeby thefaotions. ,K.
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t- trata fo IsreUed aty
tftnVietow, will carry psrspne for one
i. Mjmt:iX& totuid Ula, TTraln will
lesT South Front street at it.' m.
TwftP :Borhf as secured the
r.mJWfr? twp(,s workiaen and U
Kwidy toXaVomeasoreS tor those twelve
eeXboofir and" ahoos. Bead' ETs r,ad."
A. M. Baker makes a change in hit
'iiMusiaeni 'today; and makes an
' IsMuaoeaMnts of much Interest to out
readers, who wish Wmake a purchase
, -h rt-, drr 9f v t .
. The Cfeopftfra wDl as usual run her
fe'rrj1 line tod Jrf Town people wishing
toNb, vlt to delightful woods will
take, Advantage of the. schedule under
the head of "Business tools."
" i ; Mr. P.n.orpegsy, the tanner, has
opee0ofeiTtoa Broad street,
where hs wi&eep7 samples of his
- leather. , Bince locating here in the
'-: pVtag.hehas turned out considerable
v 4 Uif . fMt ppsjs to hi welt done.
- "Ujuriftok atttaia'lettor is very
. interesting buf is rather an, overdose.
7 But few people jlltfkt (inre to read a
two-oolums article in this day and age.
v --U4sssfUetto4nl inaO hatches., By
; the way, Vo. I must baWbeen the one
;7blisnedVesterda, as the long one to
" V ' day is evidently .the , first The malls
" are getting very crooked.
, The excursion party that left on the
steamer Sfieucmdoah Tuesday for Nag's
. Head i returned ' J yesteraajr evening.
, The representation was equally divided
A between New Berne and Kihstoo, mak
",)yjvtg in al) about fifty The geaeral tx
r preasioa was. Chat it was one of the
.. ' most enjoyable trips ever experienced.
OooiSro&thcr anerty partj nicely
, - 'entertained was the cause.
. Prawat Js J v I H..a 4 li
F. B. Loftin, Eq. of Einston; was in
'VUy n' Thursday 'and1 witnessed the
v -efeiiiRg-of the- BepobHean oonntyeon
ventton.
Te r rl By Water,
, 7-d fcaxner Cleopatra gives notios
thfit tie will make a trip to Morehead
r- r ' rrn 8ua4ay leaving New
t 5 a. u. and rnming that
i I, taia for round trio 60 cents
U kMs sold by Jobn. 8, Palmer. and
a u j a vi a vuuu w wwwi
i sold by Jobn 8. Palmer, and
to sixty'? v-"!4:1.-'
limiteJ
jrrs ki school; 'wiU we bare
..,it(rj
t! n r
? To e want It. or not?rthat
T' .trustees have ap-
( '--e'ts solicit subo,rip
t school. Whea
v e i - -r ; -. i v c f. a ved the city
t! el r:-:-rt whether or not
, jf: '.t t j s-" ' 'a it.--
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- We are requested to male the follow
ing annooncement; Hiss. sUnly will
open a school for young ladies in this
eity, Monday, October 4th, J88. For
further particulars, apply at her resi
dence on East Front street, sfter July
10th.
Mac. 3, '
The Stlmson'taction of the Republican
party of; Craven , eouatv baa called a
inue meeunK qi we people to assemble
at Btanly Ball next Tuesday night. The
uemocrats wui, or course, turn t ut i4
what Is to be dose. If a pt-. -Lies
ticket; can be agreed upon, we t,U.d'tf
seize the opportunity and strike s perere
blow at the corrupt methods thai hare
prevailed lirthM COOntv for erveral
yeara in eeouring nominations in county
conventions, ijet the peoplo turn out
Wmicr tuner.
Uommissioner John T. Patrick left
for Raleigh yesterday morning. lie has
been here a day or two prospecting for
site to establish a winter resort for
Northern people, something on the plan
of "Southern Pinea. " Bis idea is to es-
tablieb such a place and obtain suoh
low rates of travel over railroad and
steamboat lines as will bring people to
ror me winter ana ret tbem interest
ed in building it up. He has been very
suooessful in establishing "southern
Pines," and wo hope hs will be eaualiv
se ra this new enterprise.
Sew Beraeaas at Jilaek antiUn.
Editok JdouAb: eoate days sko the
Journal expressed the hope that some
one of the New Berne party, now ua
Jourulnr at Btooks Mountain, would
send a few notes descriptive of the do
ing of our party.
as tne writer sent a few akstones for
puhlloation last year, all the other mem
bers of the New Berne delegation at
ones insisted that be should again act
as "scribe" for the rest, and describe
the various places which we have visit
ed. New Berne had the praise, last vear.
of sending the most attractive delega
tion to the assembly, and this year she
I airly beat her previous record, as a
glanoe at the ptrmmnti of our party will
show: Misses Harriette Lane (chaperon),
UMoaiteld. s aaata Holland.
Ula Ives, Nettie Boll later, Florence
Bryan, Hannah (Bhinle) OUrer, Hannah
Allen, Ida Christmas, Mary Allen, Flora
Marks and Katie Daniels; Messrs. Price
Thomas. D. U Kills, u. B. HoUister.
John Ives and Jake Brown.
Well, it Is a live crowd and no mis
take, and we make everything lively
whereverws go. Sometimes It is amus
ing; to notice people pause and raze in
open'-eyed wonder at some of our party
as If thev were speculating whether or
not we had just escaped from the asy
lum; but what do-wo care for the ver
dant simplicity of such folk? nothing.
The trip by rail from new Berne to
Black Mountain was not devoid of in
terest. We spent several hours in Ral
elghtf . during which time wej visited
most of the places of interest ia and
about the "City of Oaks. " At 7 o'clock
p.m. the special assembly train pulled
out from the station, and we settled
ourselves for a ride of about 100 miles,
amusing ourselves at whist, joking, or
anything else that would stave off an
hour of tune from tne heir or a tedious
railway journey.
About midnight most everybody in
our party seemed fully awake, and we
exerted ourselves to keep every one
else in the car in the same happy state.
Finally, some one discovered that there
was a bottle of paregorio some where on
the train, and proposed that it be admin-
merea so o rmw awarai uu ni
them to bed. We of oourse laughed the
idea to scorn, and kept right "on with
the dance,? till Miss Harriette Lane
said we made so much noise that she
could not perform her devotions; thsn
we Vchoked oft" ear laughter for a few
moments till somebody stumbled over
the recumbent figure under, the curtain
of the sleeper berth, evoking the sx
rUmatkm, "I never saw so many men
prowling round ia. my life!" Again
every body was convulsed with shrieks
of laughter, which was kept up1 at in
tervals till nearly daylight.- The writer
"climbed up in tne tort" (tne upper
berth of the sleeper) and fastened to the
concert below ahoru of snores, some
treble, some bass, some alto till about
5 o'clock, wher be descended from hi
lofty porch to the rear or the) sleeper,
w tiers ne was soon joined by several oi
the ladies; all on the "look out for fine
views of the mountains; nor were we
disappointed.
f The train rushed along, bringing into
view the dim outlines of huge, rugged
peaks, covered with lirtsg green to the
very summits, and, at that early hour,
wrapped ' in a mystic veil of fleecy
elouds, which, parting now. and then,
gave glimpses of .enchanting beauty
throosh those roseate bortala. - . -' -
, Winding round the lower foot-hills
among the dark defiles . and ravines,
always climbing, the straining, tugging
enrios brought suddenly, t from
arouad-a sharp curve, "with a long
scream of delight, it seemed to us, into
the beautiful little valley of . .- ;- J ,
; ' ROCKD WOB, . '. ' 3
with' Its treat fountain throwing a four-
inch stream of ' water to the height of
178 feet, i Ioannot attempt to enumerate
tbe adiectives which were used by our
party in givlag vent to their emotions
while fearting their eyes upon tbe beau
ties of the scons presented to their view
inthismoft lovely valley.- v
Boon on s?n we wwit,. one engine
befsre tue oiUer, two being required to
mil ns up tw frft'ul grade, paw
irr t,.e t ipeaitaaserts, swsj uown
st the -bo;um of one of which lies, in
i r t r Tred eonfnf ton tne
v:t....scr x r;.0ST laAtH,
vf.u -t r n i- tna awf !
oould be oars; but we noes in safari
and slowly we win oar wsy, round end
round the rugged peaks, like the threads
of a screwy now pi waging into a dismal
tunnel, now skirting a precipice, till,
with a rush and a roar, we draw us to
the station at -Mount Mit!beil Hotel J
ana we nurry ae got out into the mm.'
? Now oomee the. tug ef wart and the
people, oh, tha pebpiel who ever saw so
assay folks at one small .hotel!
then- and there ,wsa hurrying to aad
fro, "and seekimr for Dlaoes losleeD-.
ana were were saa paciang. aot part-iBirt!.ia-or
eiirht to- the room, eraaa
aeapue, -sucn M press, tpe lue from
unirwMn"iamoBS senses
one, especially when that wouna hean
Has been soouetomsd t sieen alona for
tbe last twenty years. Baf men must
work and women most weep"- all of
this, it is said, took place at Black Moon -
tain, on the first day as to the nrstI
can vouob, lor work it certainly was to
handle those immense trunks, which,
despite "What Shall We Carry , "seemed
to be filled with all the "wealth of
Ormns and of Jud. "
By nightfall, all the vast crowd was
under shelter, and most of tha baggage
had been rmasAed and the prooees at
getting acquainted was next in m order
ana was kept up UU a late hour
The Assembly met at- 10 o'clock.
Thursdsy, 84th June,-, and abort ad-J
dresses were made by the Peaidant and
otaer prominent seaoners.
ganuu ana eccentric bachelor, oro-
lauior in one oi our most aounsbin:
sohools, spoke eloquently, and .naid a
glowing tribute so wotamay rHS said
that he came ttngie to the "Assemblv.
but that he expected to to awav dtmbit:
and from the number of times be was
seen "sandwiched" betweea.swa srjuns-
s, perambulating we baloanies.
he may not only be able to keep his
word to donble, but be mar ' Derhans
have to emigrate to Utah se satisfy both
of his fair captives.
un Friday morning:, it was decided
by our party to pay a visit to.
BIC-KOBY HUT UAP,
which is about 25 miles from Black
Mountain hotel; so we hired a two-horse
wagon and ten mules and one horse.
and our entire party set out. at 10
o'clock, upon one of the most pleasant
excursions that we had while at the
Assembly.
Many of tbe ladies rode mules, all the
way, and they rode remarkably well
too, over those rough aad rugged roads.
ranting tn rough Lkey uap, we soon
found the level of Broad river, along
whose wild and romantio banks we
traveled for miles. Nowhere on tha
wsy was the seenery mountainouaat
one bend of the river, we would meet a
bold cliff, seeming to dispute Our pas
sage; again we would wind slowly
around the top of a high bluff with the.
river thundering at Its base, while op
posite ub, leading up still higher into
the "eternal hills ' were wild gorges,
clothed with dense forests of sombre
spruce and fir, and rendered beautiful
by countless numbers of brilliant ool-
ored rhododendra and honey suckle
blooms.
Water, water everywhere springs
from fountains of living rock, gushed
forth at our feet, and leaped away
merrily down their pebbly beds; tiny
rivulets, peeping out from some fern-
covered cliff, sported ia tbe sunlight for
a moment, ere they dashed awsy over
the rooky path to join the sullen river
below at all points of our journey, we
were impressed with the magnificent
water power supply of our State, r
One of our party ooontad tha AfVams
we crossed" in going from Black Moan
tain to Hickory Nut Gap, and found
108, anyone of which was lares enoush
to turn a mill, many, a large factory.
Passing on some miles further down
the river, we approached thexegioaof.
CBIHNXT BOCK, I .t'l
one of the most beautiful portions of
Western North Carolina, Doubtless,
ages ago, the high ridges of the moun
tains extended entirely across what is
now known as "Chimney Rock 'Gap;"
but tbe Brosd river, gathering strength
as it flowed on down the ridges, st last
hurled itself against the hsufthty front
of tbe rugged oliff ; pierced its stubborn
brow with its searching; streams, out
down into its besom, till, finally, it
tossed the huge boulders about in sport.
and bore away on its raging flood whole J
cliffs, till now we and it, as if in a
transport, of triumph at its victory.
rushing noisily only its oourse among
tha ruins of Us enemv-'s .fortifications
and "bowlders and -rocks1 wnioh com
posed the mountains of the long ago.
How, ii reminded me of."How (bewater
came down at Lodore" '
'HereTt'goes
dashing and splashing,
rushing and
gushing.
There it goes sparkling and darkling,
twirliaa; and whirline-eo the water
comes down si Chimney Rock. ,
. But we uft ov eyee from the.. river,
rushing along in its furious sport among
the rooks, to drink in the sublime beanty
of the scenery as it rises continuously
before our eyes, like soma vast pano
ramic creation, only indescribably mors
grand. - ' t -'.
: Yonder, on our left, frowns the bare
and blackened cliff, whose counterpart
stands grimly denaat,.on the tight, ana
watches the hungry river gnawing at
its baas, r Along tha top ef , this Jhao-
eesstble height, as we turn a sharp curve
in the road, a stream of water is seen
pouring slowly, eeemingryt over the
rugged face of the cliff; and It appears,
where frr to' dashed ; frto foam, like a
great of liquid snow, calmly unfolding
itself modestly striving to cvret the
scarred aad broken bosom of its ancient
mother mountain. ' '"""
, J art in the center of the great cliff,
tne close observer can aisoover a won
dcrful pictore-on tbe border rise greet
towering ' mountain "p&ks, through
w L a passes glimpses of .a greet eity
co be earM-tit, a eitywhoseemfe-sttled
v. k. ,a p- t turret, wrtwj rn-cy rtes
r-- ii one.' of., anrier.t.' times' when
1 ' I - ' '4a - ai 1 4fire i ' res
i r - "w fir r t " "
" t ' ; 1 ,. t, -1, is
run tniw
ataxeaiuaga aaj ttusiderof JreitdtaW -
bridge as scaaU 4r trsppsasaaofi,
a enatllad host irons, tha mvetia nortals
krfthaj -ejtj or the ciifrs;",:;
Dopn we - reacner tftfl- note! at v fisM
aey'iseeene'aroneptB9c' long
enough- ta&aas rirs nsaiiai nslill irl
tswppea.jRight bsj iRsasjmiwwbaet
on to via wa coots situated 4a tv bu
tary of Broad rtverTheea ?ooW are
three to aumber, ani are most maiveb
00s in structure. sssmlagv oarred out
of the aalid-eeea bw-lheehisel of a satnt.
so symatrsasara thaJtowtUine. pae
Of themvnUschrUteeeeU Davits' Ckui.
disawia bottsamsas soaatiaftknewsM kad
I'taaiwjaswjWiUBSait asm a sase-oi'tUd
nsatsosu wlUrlisw, sasbsnal f tMnv.
ijirsjed.eavwsae aaidasvlUcfc of
laetaiwsvs a j L '.njci . j
r leaving safe: Poof, we retraced our
step so- tha- hotot; wate a aoontifu)
two of
our party,aladies, one too fatigued to
os, cBusueeroa mm lAiyi rne on hone
baek.oV Valf1nluls)iPcr,. the oUier
sick with a slight chill, inducted br ex
ceasivja- aieHtW AsHnk f day. Sup
per over, soma native musicians struck
un a waUa avthe nartou anifaaveral of
our titwd batvy forgof ibeir f MiVue, and
inpieitbaugbSfaoa final y
we all teekhand at' hp Mdraslifofcsd
"vf" rensid'' "oe-two
thrsfcMan kUkXs alU theJsanoina
tne writer is nuiir or mmm mniti.
themtleti onkUaUbuattW daate oiosed
9 clones rsnQeaee.''Jbak-
down," perforWdttty Proi.AMrAnas,
who was rounaly applauded for the
wonderful aailitv he disDlarad alter
iMfrycChArs siftide 9la big mule. "
fiUsftiawlmy atehp, aSbn claimed xu,
Ia4 laliedi by the duUboomiSK of the
nrwrf we enubsmreffsiiT sne' beH called
as to aaata ke at a nlentirnJ hreakfaat or
ail kuafts si soeuatsis: aehcaeU.
Ia the saddle araln at 8 o'clock:'
Some of ,the party set ant to .visit the
we reached in tune fpr supper.
w enia aaoajassa, wv saw some 01
the moat wonderful soanan of all wast
em North Carotins., and every 00a said
ae wousa aot take fxv.ooo for ais ea joy
meat. I would not sell mine for money ,
baa I ikieh 1 nals sit ba induced to go
k?fl Us:1 on horae
barfk1 for vii thi ton Wtmoed.
ra. niy wil gb'yourseaders
an soeswat ef ''tJifeeesWHesel.Baook-
W. V- Reed, druggist, of Winkee-
ter, Inid., writes: "One of my custom
ers, Mmr ixmiss, HoisT Ban
dolph UD JSiif, wa sf Jona; iVIerar
with Consumption, and was given up
SO die by her nhysieiana. Hha heard of
Dr. King 'a New bieeoeery for Consump
tion, aid bscan buying it of mei In
sinondnthe' time oka walked to thai
so much improved she had quit using it.
She feels she owes her life to it. " Free
trial bottles at'Hancork Pro V I Vug
Store 1
r KHIKKS,
John L, Sullivan was in Now York
the other night and had along one of
his Boston drunks. No mistake, "1"
ia correct.
The American nag has been tired on
by Anarchists in Chicago. What will
be done about it is not known ; but what
should be done about it dangles before
the vision of us alL .
Daniel Devlin:, of Brooklyn, has gone
to the penitentiary for nine years and
six months for shobtiag four bullets
into thf body of his .brother John last
inter. Had he fired five he might
have gase ia for ton years.
The arrest of fbur men employed by
the Singer Sewing Machine Company at
Elizabeth for stealing nearly 4,000 shut
tles has led to the discovery of quanti
ties of (Jyuamapdrtyin the houttss
of twff-of thsnien. 1
A genteel-looking man attracted at
tention eJ'RWerslde Pari MbadsyUfter-
noon
dj tauing upon nis f uses near
Grant's
tomb and praying, in a lend
voioe. - A Urgo arawd gathered and the
mai) then prated at the top of his rploe.
lie was arrested and saie has nan) was
John FlsSMry.i;HaboaUaU tell where
he lived or whence he bante. Another
crank was arrested' lately for similar
in old performance, bat praying seeme
tobenw. jnia,
A State oonfarenoe of Massachusetts
Republicans is sailed for Mondsy next
at Tremont Temple, to discuss the atti-
tnHa whirl, tha RittwihliMB natft nnld
be saked stfmainkin'wltlririfertce to
tha temperance , qqestion, and to cow
aider the propriety bl sending delegates
to the National And-Salooa eonvention
called al Chicago.' The call, which Is
signed by a large number of the meati
prominent Recrblioaasi ia ihe StaaaL aa
proves oc tne resolutions adopted by tne
new Jersey sepubitoaa eonierenoet at.
May tV and abaVsjrnwns: Barabbcao
State convention of Jane , whsrh rail
upon the Republican party to take a
positrva aad pronounced attitude of on-
oompromismg bossilityto the orgaaiced
power of tne liquor selling interests ot
tO-.l
CaaH Bar Tea alaeb. . 1.H-.
- AWtrTLrol.'Od': JufisT'M.trN
We find ftB.ato be tha steal bleod
poison remedy we -ever bandied, and
gives aiore s.ifaotion. Its eares art
quick and d-ided, and yon can't ear
too tLoch'ia its yise. We know1 -of
two rmt ' ; W foNon jrad ea4f
oauuh fcnreJ by its'uee. "We caat se
any other weav"-1 i
ii.jii ii.ri.iu a ; -,.'.;
1 " !'..; aa Asjesl aeassSHsa.J .
Jsutto a walking- match is Mr. K. R.
feauiter a. walking nfteea miles ia
dayi nshmg and1 hunting. He Uvea at
Albe, Ua-in rsstd,hasad
running nicer oa hw tog M yearn i oae
hair ft century aad previous to that
dajF) baa ass walked, half a mils
perdarror 80. years. . Mr. Uealtoe, tbe
Banne-watcmnaa and Bar. Dr. Calvin
rfahnewaear saar B- B. Boaswa 4h al
(jer and retere4hiav.
Cb, Josie,"said HtUe gleefuf Maud
we axe goiar no have some honey made
at our nouse. .now do voskaovr
asked Joste. "Because mamma sent
the servant after three Ba, and i doat
now what bees are good for only to
bold in New Berne by R. N. Duffr
and E. H. Meadows.
COMMERCIAL.
Jou&KAi. Or nor, July 9, 1 P. M.
OOTTOS.
Naw Yoas.'July H. FutureaToleaed
quiet
July,
uiet and steady. Sales of 174,00s bales.
January. 9.46
August,
September,
October.
November,
December.
..Vi Febraary, 0.54
9.49 March. 9.84
9.35 April, 0.73
9.85 May, 9.83
9.85 June, 1
Spots firm; Middling 0 12, Low
Middling H 3 4, Good Ordraary
8 7 16.
New Berne market quiet- Sales Of
three bales at 8 3-8.
Middling 8 5 8: Law Mtddlma
83 16 , Good Ordinary 7 5 8.
oastsurrio hut.
Saan oorro 2.t0, ; ,
OottokSked liO.OO.
Ttmrwrora-HareT, fl.00-. dip. ttT5.
Taa-TSoAgi.M.
Oats New, 85o. in bulk.
Corn 50c ia bulk from boats Wc.
to 60a. from stores.
Kic 7585.
Bxxewax fOc. per lb.
Banr On foot, Sato 60.
Oouirmi Hams 10c. per lb.
Laed 10c. per lb.
Eoos 886 . per doaen.
FaxsH Poax is6o. par pound.
Psakuts 50o. per bushel.
FoDoxa 75c.afl.00 pereuadrel
Okioss t3.50 per barrel.
rTxu rSAS Soa7uo.
10c.; greea Se.
Piars t75o. per bushel.
uoarr 4uc. per gal,
Tajxow 5c per la.
Oaacauora Growa. SOaSao. : aM-inft
suasoe.
Maatv-aso. per baahei.
Oats 00 ess. pay rmshe).
Tuanira 60c. per bushel
Sbkd Potatobs Eariy Rose, $3.75 p-r
bbi.
Wool lOaldo. per pound.
PoTAToaaBahamas. S5a.H0c. , yams,
40a50o.
KxRoatw ,o.
SamaLna West India, dull and a jm
inal; not wanted. Buikiiag. ft Inch
hearta, fS.OOssapa, tl.M per M.
WHOLB8AU raiOBS.
New Mass Poni-glJ.OO.
Sbocumu Meat 7ki.
C. R. 's. F. B's,.'s aad L. C.-7ic.
Ftomi t3.S5aO.00.
Laed 7fs. by the tierce.
Nails BasU 10's,ta.75.
SoaAB Granulated , 7c.
Obrrxs mile.
Saat 85aOs. pat saoh.
MolaSsks AJrp STkorra Mai&e.
Pownxa gJJ.OO.
BaoTgl.60.
Jor,St;rlH.
I hereby aaaoanee myself a candidate
for the office of 8UXRIFF OF CRAVEN
COUNTY, wlthoot regard to party, and
11 einnwKi wui enaaavnr to oe meomcer
of the whole people of the OMnty.
Respaetfully,
JOSEPH NELSON.
, July tb, 1S8C . U
rAuvrSTiskasirf.
r. J. rraiviiii OVrtcK,
n DiTia.N. 0Joir Sth, tKm,
wtfAtfcfi i-ropobaIji inTjuplWat
far bnUAnt Vwm seoof wHh holssat w
be raraiveA at this efltse mMI II M.an the
mn any oi juiv. inw. ana onanad lauaa.
dlatalylbmaarter. BMetnoSUonSatoa blank
rocms 01 proposal oan ae obtain atl aa UrtS
oniaw.
'Iti rUkt ,
la x-aBTvaS la islet any or AH
pVopoaala,
W. 9. BIX BY,
Capua or Kattoesra v. a Araty.
y 1011 lis 2B
J.McSOELET,
FASECIABLBlCCTmmsMlIER,
POIXOCK.EX, NEWBERN, BL C.
CATHinnot Lake, ObakrwOo.. N.C.
.This hi m eertify that 3 MoBesie has
maoe mo two pair oc nccta-of aaa saal
ity ' exoellent Bt 'iind very durable, I
sake bleaSurs tsi batroniainr and rstaom-
aasavrUsrVo sJI Wba aaay ball an baa m
bJ issa of bemnesay as aemg worthy of
fldenoa. , ;CHaa. pyFf,a.
Mr.MoSartey wiabee to rafbrm tha
MMmtssu aaftaa
Bootmakers smpioyed, has a sea ok at
the very best material, and. oan pat ap
sbstery beet quality of booss and shoes,
maaa oa she saortass aosica, and gna
a 8b T
weras tsayacafally
..a jam r
soUoiasdV., Yri!rt
51 4J
rTh nadarslrar asMfftal VJoali
led assxat?aaTiaofjtawWiaotOiksatiin
Baog-ert. deoeased, bereba aotinaa ail
ers.3DS iavira elaima. V dematsatf
saint tba s teof tne saw ead.
te avasent taem for paymert w kU..n tbe
time rweaortaai by lavs tw:y rtoaOs
frwi tha date hereof) or tt isotica wi'J
'. ir Liv'-.4 t t1 i s . I d
v 1 arervr-itred tt r ' i "lat
Hew atjnes
Little BmBmM the
Contexts
bj watcliUiK bnlleuaooaMeaisasBSBtece
you 1U keep up wltn latest event!, -.
J. F. 'IVES
HMdteMren;-'?
Cue door frass) Mlof,
LA KOK STUCK.,
juuli dwlf
DissolutioiC-'
The Srui ofO. M.-miMPHOJT Jt'ltm.'U this
ear dliMlved by matnaeenasilt. The boa.
"will be rontlnmrt t thw siMleilsce by
H.H1MI-HIIN. .4-
1 k: ruftjy.
I'ollald, (Ii.mIimv
May Tt. sxn.
GEORGE ALLEf) A CO.
UKALERS IN
General Hardware
Agrrloiiltiirul 1 111 u 1 e m e n t a.
Plows, lIarrowaf,lVAiTr,
He-H timl Axes.
Wool'i Slowers and ltiiuri
Steam KngrneH,
otton dins and PrHK4-n.
FevtlllaerH. Larid Plaster. Kainit
Mecbanh-a Tool and ttarvlware,
Urue, Brick. (Vmrnfr 'Plaster.
Hair, Paint, Kalsoiiilne tar
niftb, oil, Olasft,' Putt'7 uud Hair.
rresers, RefriicreraibK' on
Cok StotcN. Enreka"rirrM1Lr
Pvoof Baali liSM-ks, warrafttl to
givw-secarlty and sat4sW'tof.
, PJWi VEKX iJIW,
sh;o. ALLa. ,,aV4JO.
A Rare OpnorfunifyT
mi Middle and Hre.l Kir,. h
NTOBX8 and if aiwi Blrr4atnk W-rw.u
would tak llu-ni iij ,1J;1jt M.u Ml ,
. rel a lively ubIo.h, .1 Bnt Ss I haw a
place alroady lhi lakts uJl my m m.
u4l..uooriaiilly, I would a,yi , rm.
uuaut Mew Hern.- aud Iho pulll.-nnnllv
mat 1 will oo.Mm,., ,, veFtbemXi?i
VK IV i ' III ill 'W sj-r . .
by
"..r.iunin..r Lnnuu; mere are
belter If aa iixhI.
none
TA K HAtl. flinokf iig Tobacco a sihctm i.tv
thsvury beai. thewloa, I'laa and in, iui
Tobaoon, !(-., el,-. Call and see mr I lind 1
n .l out "ef 'liavoriMwrUldli) uid
(teuth Kroiitatn-oiH, Nw Hrti.
;wm. U lALM:i.
Bellevue High School,
BgnypBD CP., VrHCIVTA.
The '41.1 Annual Seiulsit Ouna Srut em
ber ISih,
Kor (luloKiu- or Hpeclal lnformatlou, ap
ply 10 w n. ABBOT, Prln.
JUIZd2m BtlUrat P, O., V,.
GEO. ALLEN cfc CO.,
AOKNTS 10R
Springfield Fire Insui'ncc Co.
Offer safo inauruncn on L)wellings
&nd Mercantile Risks.
AGENTS FOR '
THE MLEY MUTUAL LIFB IK. CO.
Rafo anJ reliable. Easy payments.
ALSJ AGKNTS FOli
Tie People'; Mul Ulitimm Find.
Poiioies payable at intervak of from
five to seven years during lifetime.
Money ad vanoed en Polfciosh!. ,
FOR SAIE
.i uT. 5 ST
nr:
.111
HVK UUNDUEO SilARKSslSTOCK
in i the ATLANTIC ANTi ' - VrrUTCT
aaxv t'VUlU
CABOLINA UAltiRxAD.' !h!1 tola tn
sut
Ml
ni'ii i . i:r-ii-) '
J. A. PRipGRI,:
Cbmn. B'd Oo 0mma'ns
1 'KiftitoB.'lviC.
JaneBth, 1886. , iD.lgdwtf
;noticeu nn"
All nersona doins kuatsi
chants, or otherwise upon all. coods
bought ia or oat of thTraTi V-
others liable nadec flehedalaBil' sr.
required by lsw to list the same daring
e , tJrtr TEN days in 'Jniy. 'Peraoi2
failing to list withia tttimto-il be
be charged with double taxZ t -;n k.
as my efSee to reeeive tha aasasX Clanks
Aiterthe 10th bf jjj allwlkav.
will be pMoed osklhedblia.
qnenttist, . . , , , -i ,
JOSEPH KELSON, , f
15 tJ i(eglsasrA Deeos. .
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is. - 1 . s ;- s i t'--'v ty 1
v; t r U, MV4 for the grai.iig of