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MEVf BERNE. ."C. TUESDAY, JL'LY U, 1886. -
NO. 81).
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rataj iUpla(M IImbm.
1 NaawBerne, latitude..,, 85 6' North.
Length of day.
ItTtbtt, 2 minnqee.
uq rises, 4 All Lenj
Sun eixinim
TtM fr:Tfrk ar wilt b furaiabed
by the week aeys.n, iafat 1 cm.
MrC,W 3.Udet"of Umk4 has
been prospecting in" this section for a
week or so for a place to erect a saw
mill.
COMSIERCIAL.
br Chan. Duffy's family leftfor Win
etoa yesterday mormiii. whore thrv
will asd th suramer.
Misses Lucy Wooiea and Bopbia Hut
chanson returned to their homes in Wil
son yesterday.
Mrs. Walter ieal "and children I it
for their home in Jausinburg e.ic nL,.
Paul Humphrey, Esq., cam
u UJ flulu
niH rL t. r i . "uhuokj uBiy yesteraay murnir
Axtracia, loirw soap, liay Bum
Ookm4. . Fatten Market Family Beef
Hmall Hams, Breakfast Baoon. Fresh
BoaBted Qoffee ground to or dor. But
.ITSi.UKCUVED. Atitock of sound,
weetoldoau, which we offer at Mb
per vnshel, reUii.
' '' ' " J. A. Meidowh.
j3Wtf LTnion Point
opeui weuay in ine graio market
n II u; t- , . .
in the city yesterday. He rejirerttiita
local politic as getting quite lively.
The crops are looking well but Lucre
has been too much rain for cotton.
Attend n-$mirig tonight.
'lite county commissioner are la ses
sion tnia ween rertireg ibo Uz list
llie Btetttr Ktniion made a trip
down Neuse, a. few miles, below Wil
kioaon's Point, yesterdSy, and returned
in the evening.
OotUtn jirajur nuwuii tonight at a
o clock under thetuspioes of the V, kl.
U. Atthreneeoflr. Vm. Oaa-
kins sat (S Iojbarl fiajt Front and
King streets.
There. is pot an intelligent Uxpayer
ui ravenxeunt w ud win net acknowl
edge the necessity of having able, honest
and intelligent representatives in the
next Qeneralj Assembly.
ine gooa people of Craven county
must unite without regard to party for
their own interest, fo.- preservation of
law and order, and for smashing cor
nipt political rings into smithereens.
ine ttfpotlfcet party of Craven
uounty spilt in twain, one wing is
in fssns ala aitiains'taahiiti- The Own
ocreiAffU
wiPil'W
Carter. I Counljr Pslltlca.
Our friends in Carteret are warming
up for the can vane. There is strong
opposition developing against Hon. T.
G. Skinner, but the appointment
he has secured for Mr. Chad wick
Davis, of Morehead City, as mail agent
on the A. & K. C. U. in the place of
John Randolph, a colored Republican.
will be used as an additional truing
card for him. lutbe meantime. Ma ior
Latham's friends are on the inereane
aud the contest will he close.
The cjianues, o( C. U. Thomas, Jr .
Esq.', (of the nomination for the Ilouxe
in the Uenera! Assembly are said to he
improving. He would make .i worth;
representative.
Dr. J. W. Sauuders in prominently
mentioned for the .Senate.. Wo surest
to our friends in this distrift thul I'ol
locksville, Jone county, is a very con
venient placo lor holding the Senatorial
convention.
Hjkica.
A banquet has been given in London
iu honor of Henry Ward Beeeher.
ine vote in xsrrtts-farOament now
stands Tories auiJ.Cnioejsts, 3lW,gad
stonians and Parnriirtee, 21Q. f ;
ThePanajM Uaaai npany kaf de
cided to kwue bonds instead l rkfkffig
lottery loan to further th Wfftt
The Soribners' propose "within a short
time to begin the pnblioaOoo of fcljew
illustrated monthly maKav.iasV tm be
1 1. Down as ScribneTs' Magauine, f
! Ti u case against Duacan C ftoss
. ltrged with brulaHy asekuiliafter
Kciini Walsh in a mounted sword eorv
tobt at W'ashington City, has been di
missed.
The quarries of Virginia are being
drawn on to supply marble and granite
in other State. North Carolina con-
lulus' an abundance of this material but
i- vet awaiting development.
ho largest raft of logs eyer m fcA
f t .her will soon leave St. John 's, Qk-Jf,
i i tow of an otean steamer-6r ITe
crk. It is 400 feet long a'tyifks
:ifaP0,000 feet of lumber, tlie ojotia
to save 8,000 duty, sewed Umrjef fceTm
Uxh1, while logs enter free.
A Chicago jeweler has invented a
seU-ujOiUj! , at k.f;ky a aTTSntf-
ment aorarthtng likp the carefully bal
anced lever oi u pedometer, the watob
is wound by the motign in walking. ,WeJ
doubt die sucoesH of this laven'tioB,' W
the stem h niders of today can be wound
iu a few seconds w ilhnut bein opened
or oheetved, and it would ho doing
away with iminliers of opportunities of
d ig lny in i; gold al. he.
AEWS DI MAIL.-
to
lujnmlre lo LaHitra
Our Uydeoounty correspondent raises
the question as to w hether or not there
is a farmer in the first congressional
and other districts competent to repre
sent the people in Congress. He an
.1. na..AfAK Ll..lf 1 -
CS AaaUaaa1 ticket. I a num, Mr. Branch, thai would make a
Tpfc'Populi" brings fotward the I very rood reDreeentative. feut if the
nam Of Cleatent Manly, Eaa.. as a can-1 oeoola fail to tro to work nf hHn n..t
.ir.,t . . . I ' "
oniaia ir tne consideration of the meet-1 Mr. Branch or some other rood farmer.
MtffabeoM unite I
ing tonight. The sug rest ion is certaia
lyAMQdoneiipt) will be doubtless well
coasidered b v that body.
i Be OB jet I ml the mass meeting to
n'g.rW'MlHitforirardao.Weens'tiokot.
Demoofatai well as Bepublican,4i
f aotewfcedip" h Wftiils a rflfiwwfln
isityigbt to abuse the lawyers for their
own inactivity and snpinenessV We
think not. Our correspondent says,
tney ton not, nor do they spin, yet
nearly all the fat places are given
them." Now it is well known in this
section and nearly every other section
tatireifl, Jpbnext General Assembly ,nat no claaa people work harder in a
who will not consume his whole time! P0""01 campaign than the lawyers,
in shelling ground pens, are urged to I an tne7 (' not wait 40 be candidates
attend I wther. We do not object to a move to
send good, competent farmers to. GoU'
PersTJtflil preferences and personal 1 gresa and to the General Assembly v bat
prejudices ahouid for once be laid mi, It. lne move ought not to be baned on
All know how Oavea county' has suf
fered for want of a representative in
the General' Assembly. ' We have an
opportunity sew-ef sending members.
tviii we ao iiar wjiii -wiivw- away
the chancef ll tl I l .
pre jud iocs to lawyers.
he anights r fytlna.i ( on entiou.
Tomimto, (Int.. July 'J. -Thesuteenth
session of the Sunreme Ixj.lire of the
World, Knights of 1'vthias. will he held
here Tuesday. July K This will be the
lirst meeting of the lodge ever held out
of the l'niti States. At four p. m. the
grand parade will he held, w hen the
thousands of uniformed Knights will be
mime. At sight p. ni.- public rtuep
tion will be glvertto therfpremetodVe.
Addresses of welcome will be made
by the Jlon. John Heverly Robinson,
ijieut.-uovernor of (Jnlario; W. II. Ho'
land. Mayor of Toronto, for ths city,
and Supreme t'relate J. S. King for the
ordar in Ontario. Responses will be
made by the founder and Past Supreme
Chancellor Justus 11. Uathbone, of
Washington. Supreme Chancellor Hon.
John Van Yalkenburg and Supreme
Representatives Judge S. P. Ogler, of
Indiana, and R. R. Richards, of Georgia.
On Wednesday there will be a prize
drill at the exhibition grounds and a
Krand concert at the Caledonia Curling
Club Rink at8p.ro. On Thursday the
prize drill will bo continued, followed
by a band competition and a grand
drees parade of all divisions at 8 p. m.
The prizes that have been arranged are
the Ontario supreme prizes of $1,000
thud i.AiO. open to all divisions, the
special Hupreme prizes of 8500,. $300 and
and a number of others.
Not In Accord
The Hertford county democratic con
vention, held on Monday last, resolved
that its members "witnessed with alarm
that . incMaaing restlessness forollice
which is constantly demanding the re
nu opportunity presents use 1 1 to ine movai oi aoie ana nonorabie public ser-
people of Graven county to send two Tanta merelv t0 trv new men, and con
emniy wat rwDj auie to yemma ine people, and as tending to disorganize
other nrembdnror that body that we the Democratic party." They declared
are a part of the people of North Caro- further to the delegates appointed by
lips and as such are eatttled to eoosid-
the convention that they were decided
iv in ravnr nr tnA rAnnminshnn nt n,a
erstion. We want no more ground pea tices Smith, Ashe and Merrimon for the
member. - 47 r 7. Z a I supreme court, and the roonsination of
tonal convention to be held in Kinston quested their delegates to the respective
MirMath,of August vthe question of I oonventiona to use all honorable means
nhvaioal endnrance will be liki.lv to da. I to secure their retention in office."
cidewbo will be the candidate., The
nlan nf nnmtnatinff nanHiilatAi in klia
wV JUmJi1. i. Kii. .,. the action of the Congressional Krecu
h-l a: i... u. . I live Committee that assembled at Eden-
. i. B-t.a ou a short time; ago. That committee,
wiUbeosrUln to claim the nomination. 'TTl DU8m,efl. I0'
The delegates will not have much to do f", ' w" dP rwiutn?
with it. ' I K,wualu uibhivi to rmueo lor du
AaAZ'UI'JjL. Ul 1 ) 'IPrwBe oa juage. now no one can
Perry ClrirlwtekJkridiniant Petti-1 question the right of the Democrats of
way, two oolored Udsj ages 18 and It J Hertfarf county, when in convention
respectively, wire 4forevist:e Brin-jagBembled. to declare their choice for
on TCTy Ppn the Charge' of break- j any position to be filled, but what xight
tog lnwt.it. B&wdmS ttore. on Broad hak an execaiive oommittee, -""t'tnt'H
'Vtreot, on Sunday night, and taking for anotner purpose altogether, to at-
ai -, - mm- ix. . ...... . ItaOfMMiitMma lrfvltn. U,,lu
oeiTui o.. r way I "V: " "5
swp- , 4 corn, but Chad tokajuadU 1 ZTJ rriZ. "ITTlTZi V, r.r:
! r4 MrW thire and aetlon"nfio aakHvuLwit
wer j er, Aircunutaaoei tmiHieatinc I whicn m moot establish, n ' I n
.W1ttar.kW afanltnMlrj v;.ij IriilsUIJ.lIb IU
i eeUbiisb
bin
"oil
h twLUioroourt. . H.Mawnffr inifn.i. t.
torroa juvrmau. sse that thweris
TklerBrrpvrann li(M .--
, On Sund-r' c ,i tBe? aZl InH the
m . f . . . . . - , J ' ...
irouiviDv oi ir, uatnam xtasaeii f
confectionery at the poetofflce was
, broken anil about kwo lioeen. ararigera
, vj tue same nignt tne store of r. M.
Bowden on Broad street was proken in
to and good! taken ' :ou(.K 'Parties
charged wi!h this offenc were arretted
and a.'tc-.. M ellmluaxy Uial 1.1 e
Justice r'in w'e nnt to in c'p-
. i r- ,t - .1,4 a iv
flu'.. .
th.
"os srd, Deefle for
of selecting candidates for the Legia-
lature .wko-ftan oomralndtheyoonfi
donc Isf'tt peopld f liTespectivii 'of
aarty, igndwho wilt representa
tives of the whole people. .
Without conferring With : any tone
open the euhiect a towke, win Mie
instlndlivelr to our esteemed towns
man, Clement Manly, Esq., as one in
everyway que4ijied, to be run for the
House of Representatives, and to him I
wish to call the attention cf the - meet
ing' whtaj ooriPlderieeJtoaqupetSdn
Further 'Chin this I do not propose to go
in rnmmendatiotii as the public mind
seers g pointing very clearly itwardi
tno;':,cr c oa wortky citisenk l) tie
SenPtfl. and, I brieve Is hi gwnral ap
cord v.. ,i . ' K "Vox PoruLT.
She la Hni Dead.
1 1 has boen reported that 1 was doad
but l aw not. :f or funs rears I have
bsen afflicted With a wvwebMe of Blood
Poison, Rheumatism and Nouralgia.
My lloh shrank awav, my muscles
seemed to dry ut and form into little
knots, joints were swollen and painful
and all concluded I must die. I have
usod five boules of P. Ii. B. and) 1 have
gsinen " wumis or nesn, ana am now
as sound as any woman.
1SEU.K JJuftKiWAVt Atlanta, Ga.(
Sold in NW Berne by R. N. Duffy
and l-.. ii. Meadows.
Washington Nate.
The invalid pension committee of the
Uouso considered half a dozen of the
veto mossages today. Representative
Morrill, oi fUinias, presented a report.
which was accepted, favoring a1 passage1
of tho bill granting a pension to Sim
mons W. Harden, of Iowa, over the
veto. In the cases of the widow of Oen.
Hunter and Catharine McCarthy ad
verse reports were ordered, and no
effort will be made to pass the over
the vetoes.
There are no signs of an early ending
of the cable war. Both the ComMerei&l
and the pooled companies remain firm
in their present position, and President
Green, of the Western Union, and Gen
eral Manager Ward, of the Coroniarcial,
said today that there la no intention of
yielding. The low cable rates have had
the-effect of increasing largely the vol1
ume of business.
The committee appointed to consider
the bids, for. supplying public buildings
under control of the Treasury Depart
ment with carpets has recommended
that the contract be made with Pray
Sane & Co., of Boston, and R. A. Bob
bins, of New York, at their bid of 91.05
yard for Brussels carpet and to Peter
son & Childs. of Washington, for carpet
we rresiaeni naf etoed the bill nro-
.u s al f mart kaaui : ,
W Asm v Tun , July tL-nTne Ui
eaULltsh a foloaa IsServKaiOH on
head wfciei, uf ih JiissMuri rjs.j
wuica WW pttasdby tfte Seuate tody.
was introduced by Mr." Edmuotfr It
sets aside a reeervauon inllotTUMM a
aaxionaj for eat renetve far catt preserva-
lion of n&iurai foccats yrtfkht the
head waters and tributaries oi a
Columbia and Mitsouri rivert Ii i
made unlawful for any person to enter
the reservation to cut timber sttl or
for any private purpose. I
A. UOLIJIN U VITA TIBS TO TIM PRItSlljKT
WijannGToN. Julv 8. The California
ongresatonal deieirauon. kaadd b
Senator Stanford, waited on the Prei
aent today and presented an invitation
for him to attend the O. A. R. Kncamp
meet at Ban Kranniano unit mnmh
The invitation is encased in a blue vel
vet box and the text m aarratnl am a
solid gold plate four by atx inchoa, au
about as Uuik a a dpubLe tsaglo. The
invitation Is accompanied by a solid
gold G. A. R. bad ire. The whole in n
cloned la a be of sandal wood, and is
seat by the ?CiiaeM of ban 1 rftncisco.
tns rreauient expieaswl hi annreu
uon or the invitation, but said U did
nortnmr he would be aCle to attend the
encampment.
WaBINO"MN. July ".-The nomina
Uon of John K. Inib to be Tinted
States Ataornev for Che Southern dm-
triot of Indiana stands uuou tl.o axecu
tiv calendar of tho Senate, roported
adversely by the Judiciary C
wnn a recommendation that it be re
jected because of bis unfitness t j oocupv
the office. Y esterday he was nominated
as a candidal for U'ogms m uw lei r
Haute district, and ii is auppoawd thul
he will now resign the Ui.tnct Attoi
neyship, apd relieve the Senate from a
case that has caused ronsideral ie per
plexity, and was eipe.'t.-i to o. .-upy
good deal of time
JOCRHA4. Of no. July
OOTTO. , ,
Nw Yohr.UuIy 10. Futures ctbsd
uTvrj vjy. sales of S,W bares.
aw
5 53
9 9
a 411
January,
Februam.
March.
April,
May,
June,
Middling V V 10
Md
Uw
July,
August,
September,
October.
November.
Decern ber.
Spots firm
Middhug a 7 1C, Good Ordinary e 0-IjB
rew tleme market quiet. No sales.
Middling 8 11-16; Low Middling
S ;-4. Good Ordinary T ll-lrt.
oonicsric nistrr
Seuj cxrrrua fs.0.
Cotton Sjcko fiO.OO.
TtTwawTina Hard, gl.00 dip, 11.75
TAK-75c.atl.85.
"iis-New, 35c. in bulk
C.k.n 60c. in bulk from bu.tr. &ttc
to 6oc. from Blocks.
Rii'E -7585.
RiBWAI-20c. per lb
Bxitr On foot, 8c to Be
CoCM-rav liJU lOo. Hir lb.
Law 10c. per lb.
EOOB 88Jc. per aoep
FlUHB PottK 4ttc. per pound
PlAirrrrB 60c. per bushel
roDDKK 75e. aS 1.00 perhundroj.
Onions $3.50 per burnti.
Klxi.D PSA8-l5a70c.
DlDXS lry, luc. ; green 60.
APFr.K.s-30a50V per bushel
l'KAKti-75c. per bushel
il.-Nf v- 401'. per jfal.
TaLIiw 5c. per lb.
Ohickfnb Orown. 80a.H6c. : aorinir
JO :; r
Mkau ier bushel.
Oats 50 cts. per bushel.
Tckmph- 50c. uer bushel.
ririy nose. 7j per
New, Stock Satines ,
AT
Little Store 'Hound the
Corner.
At waUluw tiuiaaaia at. .
von .llk..,. ..... ,.7r piarr
LAHbIS MT'Ot'K
jai.u JU
J. F. IVES,
. 1 Middle sin..
' ooor from roTloek
For Sheriff.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the ortice of SHERIFF OK CRAVEN
CX)lTTY. without regard to party, and
if elected wi endeavor to be the officer
of the whole people of the County.
Helectfully,
JHH Wrtt
July dlh, JJ.hi,. , . .Ii .
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iirm-nn.vl, amkm. , nf. Ikah
l lCIl oi- 1HI. M I K A U THhNT
AU.JBi Hir.A.jB.,A , oan-x.ey
K W...KUfm f, . (riV,f Vie '
iupoiof i 1.1 1 ,
ll.e f.i-uiM' and
l uinpaiiy, l,y iu pi
.. ...... " e irliry aud Treasurer
ituu r .i. ninimoot.
'i iinaw
id. i.t in tinderannit-d
roy 11. M u.i
i.rrl,oWini1 Dm-.
UfiiulaLluu hu vlrfaM .
hll..l. 1.UM.CU al lueelin. ..III...-, . ... . ..."
hify cill, ,1 vij,..)7r. i.TT 7 ..T.T.' . .
of Trade In
:ini
t. V
11)
.1 -Nt w il. ru N. c
t. n ! 1 1
1 d P 1 .
Skt-d 1
l.hl
WooiKalc. per pound.
PotaToks Hahaiiiits. 85a:Ur
4('a
yams.
ua Uao Al 4 a hi
' ie.,i , Ilk Htut'k-
I 1 ' pro i) apphtat tat
" I 1 "I C'ourt of lai.ii
'.' "", -,0 amend in Pharfcr aSouurd
iy in the url,,, ,.f ,i13T1". TTfT
Iimau. n. iu.li, u, .v .... ... -L .
UoDahall l.uw, 1H,rl u, Lr,v""..!TT
in ll.e uajuc- uf u aaltl co.porauou aanS to
iliado lo Lav,, o, iv,..,..
HI kli,.ldn 1
lllertili.l lu W 1L
Ulll.. arl DUi Land
"' !"lr. A. I).
an.l IKiHara, Uul Hie
1 1. individually tlablo
wicut. waMMc lierr
uia Uiio uv iu Uay
Crops liamlged iu Houlli ( ai-ulinu
Col.fMBIA, S. C , July II- The Ntale
department of agiiculluie I.hh in nu.l
crop reports frorn 1!0 of its . orresKin.l
ents. The uuiireodeuted raiu durum
June prevented the rrons from heirw
worked. A large proportion of the cot
ton planted on bottom lauds has been
washed rwsy by the floods. Rust shed
ding and lice have attacked the cotton
in some sections, and in others the in
eessact rain has turned it yellow and it
is dying. The condition of covton in
upper Carolina, with 100 as an average
is reported at 78: in middle Carolina t
76 and lower Carolina at . niukiag an
average tor) M t;. , oj v .
against 0'. for the same lime lust
year. This is Uwr tliau. any report
made by the National' frpartrn,iit of
Agriculturo on the condition of thin
crop at the same season in tbe pastr 17
years. Three-fourths of the corn in the
bottom lands hav been destroyed, aud
it has been badly (faniaeed in the hiLrh
lands. I n upner ( roluia ii is rD6rt,rl
St 71, In the middle seyttofrat and tire
lower at Ul. mak.ifLs' a faLalat aVnrHu rvf
82. The damage to rifje csjiuorbe estl
mated by the correspio4ente, but they
report that the crop cannot be nverhged
either in quantity or' quality S,.m,.
farmers in Ui Stale arjuin-a au.l hi.-
callingJaiald.-i t 4 S
The ntrUe In Aagas'ta
AlufPT., e;, July Q.A tele
graphed yesterday, tbe Augusta factory
closed today because of the refusal to
advance wageB Jtajiei cent. The ii-kr
uauuB vraioi Dui : 11 rai ana saaani ,
fhill to Bhtif down
hands demand a
iv .
buv air
hinnlai
the oth
ad vain
KFK'SrE 'j!c
Hhis.ii.kh -West India, dull and n m
mal. not wanted. Building-, ft inch
heaits, $a.00,aps, $1.50 per M.
WHOLKSALJC PHIOKH.
New Mbhb Pouk Kl.tm
Hiiofi.pKK Me.iT-7 m-.
C. R s, F B's, H.h and I.. C -7,c
PiifK $:l.'Jf.a 00.
Laiu 7)c. by the Were.
Nails Basis 10's,$2.7f.
SnriAK (Jranulated, 7c.
COPFKR ttaiic.
8aLt 8a90o. per sack.
MOLABHllS ANDSYBUrS SOaSbc.
PUWDEH $5.00.
Shot $1.60.
Sealed Proposals.
i.'.i ni.iaiMi i upylMK nd ( otlliuilll
' I 'My will In- received
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The ontharu Hipraaa Oonii anv i. ha
r i.m UAl.Ml-P KHKK.IlTaill li.ke ,.tnre
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opeua Auguat llli. Klf
.r-en i-roiKaaorannerawtderanaeor Inatrur
non iu l.llaralure. fiolencs and Pliii.mihv
of
yiding for a publirr building at Dayton,
President does tot thltit th
O. -JTha
public business of tha eitr is large
enough MtoHtS&ytetiouQMi?-
Bqlttmon Sun. - -
1 it.) ' V .. .r-i? yt ir.r.mr ama
ry w . o. noyrcr. vor, wnoiesaie antr re
W1 drugxists (Eomp,, 0art say,: ,Ws
their demand, and the mill pflicers are
equally firm in refusing
Trouble is a p prefer 1rl fn trfoWhley
mill, where a like demand for higher
wages has already, heenniade bu( there
has been oo Strike vet. , '
The King mill fias alrendv crrantod an
Jldvanceof 10 per cent, sn.l everything
Is working smoothly in trris factory. It
is reported tpat a number Qlthe ejiecu
tive beard, 6f tbe risifhtf cfjl4 hor will
arrive' Monday and endt'avorto adjust
the differences in the mills v. here the
advance is demanded. Six hundred
Land fifty operatives are out of work in
wuoeiuence oi me sinire at ine A ngusta
factory.
I - -
Both Jllandi I p.
For over two years I have been a suf
ferer from Rhsumaxiun. af ectiau: both
snouiaers to such an extent that 1 could
not put on my coat without helD. The
Wse of seven bottles of B. B. B. effected
an entire cure. I refer to Rev. W. W.
Wadsworth and all merchants of New-
. Kit,-!.;. JatBCafca!ti.
Sold in New Berne by R. N. Duffy
and E. H. Meadows.
fraflbAftiaMlsnl
When the retaff'fldAf? Re&ises ex
piredlir AOanta .'Oa.Jbrli JuSmav"
hral -ShoIesale iteenses-Vef tilf in
KimttaUdJoBMWmpaaysseaMred ssn-ia"
Uresttoone aj peoed a roon for tha
sale or liquors and beer by the quart.
dayJjii
and grea
l tie Law Hchool aud LI. a li.n.H.....i
normal inairueilun tra fnll ..nmn.rf
,.--ii. . ll IK r.er tianillia! in all tbe daiaan.
nie.iia .a iiiovi.ieii uir irnuiuai of Uia ni.
v. Tally and in other Cilletea free of chirn
Seie.-i Lillian o( 2U.UO0 vulumrs; Ka4lna
iioomnriii l eri.Hllcals. ToUl ootlatrlate ii
ena.-n fss .' year. Hoard W "0 to IIH.iS per
" --r.ni..iiB iitbiu iaai IhlirHflav .
inriuaiimi. ailllraa
I i.ii lent K. mi- P. Battle. L.L. V
) 11 .11 w wlin Cliapcl Hill H i
Apa
: 1 M IN..T.I-
ivbcb Qrkl k.
NO. CAROLINA.
urn jvnm, mm.
.-K.VLKl) I'HUI'dMAIX for alMMit IOU tliou
i.in! fet mwed U'MHKK and 1.7UO pouDdt
oovery, tiocir9,,iiitMrs slkisn's
Arnica 8alya,ior,,,iiwo4 ysajtmlI.1tat
never handled, temedias tkasnasUo as
well -wive sutfh'urtteml satffftfvr
tion. There HavTa beeo'sbffie jroaderf at i.l
cures effected, by these VasditiisMS hnh 'films, WnrgLoWg
this city. Several tnws Of prerHTuBMrfJ
ConsljiiipUon have- ben.' eotireLr ctueJ
oi una AH.a isw crtri.a viiraavAiiiitauha m.,
Nsw Discovery, takean ixunneotioaf couct--k'.
wiin tiectno-1 i ters.wa guarantee jhoia. Twenty-flre cents bottls.
l,,uua oi n ojr a. tJUlU BJ AkailOUCK ArUS,li
IMI nrkiindk
WIN rod arid nalla. for in. -,., ik.
-M'nae uur uolow Kluaton, will tm
ene.i hi in is orTlce unlil 12 M. on.
m juiy. iih, ana opoiwa ll.unedlalaj
ttiereariei r(Vriiloatiiiii and Maui
crinH . I I'Mipotiali can le otdalned at this
-..in win ue reocivM lor traa whole
nr i-rii,.w ..i ine io e aniounui. 1 lie right
, . , ,- i i,, inrn any or an propoanta.
Af. H. BIXBV
" Captain of Knglneera.
ADVKKTISEMKirr. I
Ksinekr g OrntiK,
W 1 l.MTNOTON. N. n lulv ail. lUUii
HKALKO PROPOSALS IN DUPLiCATK
for building two aoowa with krrialara will
iie re. eivea bi mi omce nntll 12 M od ttia
' ny i juiy,'isa, ana opened Imme-
u.aioij. uiemmei. epeciuosuoDsand blank
lonas or propoaai can he flntatned al tlila
orfloe.
The right Ii reserved to reject any or all
I ; . W. If. BIXBY,
1 fnptaln of Knglnecn 11.8. Army.
Seven Spritgs; IJ-fe),
8EVE SPEIITGS, '
a. This botaU
n. new DDtm. mr tna aiata
w acrommodate guests, and no pains
ilf be reared- to taake ,them oomfortr
abler The medicinal nronnrftM .mi
auv pawen or cnese wmtern are
tferjflrm idvlikaaae. TYestaTf r wet' own tHat we teao, U aD.
MlU'flkuisi tAele pire?. rT6"' to msntion Uem. ,
treat excitement was created. A 1 rflurn Butass for th liberal patron-
age neTeEorore nestOWM. and sUc t a
tkonamnil rrarm avAaaM' . A Ml . , u -
Kimball Honae to dianna thm m.ft contiUuattew of tile same;
Ax D 1 iOataOX YavaanajBTtB&f nr an Ininnntinn
For -Mrtftmlsssr-M
restraining the police, and a temporary I . .w "'' T- Ai WllTTIttXlX
ordar.,was MaajtMl fwasisiasrnmff am tbefk W uww
r Proprietor.
T
,1 1 :.
wnWf1r
-iryi-rfe- anaeTsigrierT, John 8. Cbapmaa, has
vauiy q lew WAli hMaSraJaai a Uraakkte
df Arnold Green, and karahy at yea. motor
m
agalaat Sw estate M mtmTmet
m preaenianem k, ij,, said JB. nh. .
should nmrr m xtt ttM VAJHin
teething. It soothes the child, softens 2,t"!. " T-
ll-UTD V'Z'llllfl Sa UIfU.ltW. B ' T
"Hi lino iim,
1 1 1 1 d w 1 1
r W
( AKHKNTfcK,
Clerk Sup. (Vunl
J. McSORLEY,
FASHIONABLE BOOT AKD SHOE MilER,
POLLOCK ST NKWHEitN, N. C.
,ATllUilNK I.,KK. CllslowCo., N.C
TIiisih to rertify that J. McSorhjv has
made me two pair of hoots of fine qual
ity, excellent lit and very durable. I
take pleasure iu patronizing and recom
mend in to all wh may oajl on hint in
his lift.- of hu.Mnew-. nr- being worthy af
confiden.-e. ( MAS Dl'KKy, 8k.
Mr. M-Sorley wishes to inform the
public that he l.ai, now two Hrst-class
HootmBkers employed, has a stock of
the very host mater lal and
tho very beet uuaiitv of raw. '
made on the shorlem notion, ma
anteee a fit. 'i our order is respectfully
solicited. ,(. a2!,. '
J. V U W
GEORGE ALLEN CO.
DEALERS IN
General HardwiifS;::
Agrirulfurul Iiuni.m.i.
IMowk, Harrow n. OsklVatiWi
Uh nud Arpd l-'Ju
Wood's Jlmyffs n"l.y,l.a-'
i v.. i ,i : i'niitt iMHit.i
um ana fm&ea.
Ume, tlrlrk. Cement. PlMteavti.
Hair, I'aint, Ualsotntoe , Ju
nirti. Oil, ptty M lAKrt.u
Krceaers, BcirlgersitorhjK slit i
Cook 8UTCH, Ktireka BtifgW "
Proof Sash Iks, warrnJrrf t "
Blve aecttrtty nl HtMkrtonK" 1
I'KIOEH VERY LOW '
KO. ALLEN ft OT
vf,rfr at !" aeverai vaoan aLS
Middle and Broad straula i"ij7
t won Id ma.. .lZr: '.SW niA
There
on
that won Id maa-aa al
HTO&KbV. tad ir
would take them the mlalTtaU
nvevr riuelneiw,- Brit tm
Veraoa 1
a aava a
r - "uj w.aa lUNStt a SaaalaVaO I
tend to roreeaarolly, I would aaV at- .fr
rn.,!ii5'-
VKRT CHOWVK? ckfTZl 1-. aaat
TA HKai.a,.fc,ii- ii. . ff m ft tf
tke verv bi J r,Rf IAJ-'rT. ,
Awl
I
tna
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Belleviio m &nF
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