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Na w BrM. latitude. 85 Norths!
i Sun riuf s, i ;5l I Lngtn or. dev.
Mm Hi'.',
U3 a.m.-? V j ".hH
Quit urnr.4iy-
XTW WW- York VM be fnrtfahed
by1. Ut4iiw(ekMaa ppere-t 15 oU.
ul'J rMl'.iW7f.H OwC 8TTROK.
' - Wate(m61pDB are pouriqg in in good
itki (weather icool and quite refresh
iai to Nf0q,'tcetws7 eocietj folks.
j: C'Wkluy 'shipped' yeaterdajr to
Pollokiville a bell fcr the new Baptist
ehurch'atthBftinfce. ,
'( A crowd Of y dolor ed excurioniets
' W4vedn the eteamer Kituton yeeter
t dyaiMUgaT an" entertainment at
BUniySail.' The Level City Band, of
Kintton, furnibhed the music. -
The ateamer (Xeopatra did not leave
yettordav until the arrival of the Kin
mta't Vlng yaltArt for Mr. Eerman
Brx&a, of Genv Ranaom'a River ,Jin
proeoM tA ivm
Al ImpteasloainUM minds of some
baa prevailed that Prof. O. W. Neal wiU
not taacji in itxy Academy, beoauae he
4rj4tiidentJ We'ara requested
bj him to state that be will teach and
alao attend to the interests of all the
grade.'..
i i
We are in receipt of an invitation
from the Board of Agriculture to be
present at the installation of the build
ings of the Experimental farm near
Raleigh o Thursday, July 23d, at 0 a.
m. Wg hope, the enterprise will result
in good for the fanning interest of North
Carol ins. .
,Jh9Mcthodvt Aihxiucf jooom to ua ,
stalafroaa' GoldBboxov He. Dr. "J. B.
BobbiU U editor with Rev.W. at Rober,
iClXf Frank Wood and M. V. Bher
rill eoWjjig editors."!?i ably
edi w'prjnted an. ill be a
power for iba,! denomination of phria-j
tiana.VB -BCTin" welcome it to our e
ohangellsr&Hd wish Ha full rnowure
who are interested in temperance work,
rettWjetfeAft'meet in the lecture
room pf 'e -preiby terifin' church ' this
(Friday), kfternoon at , &18O oJclook.
lira. Chmnln. lnctnriir. whntit wmnlnvM t
brYGe'filiUWon:'will visUouTtownr
next jreak-Ituis daaUedi-to give ber a
cordial wsloomej' and ' it U hoped that
our orialliatibrwhl'b reinforced for
work tor the ensuing year.
The auction sale byVeeersrWateon
. & Biitf jot tftmc$tJi Express goods
yeeterdly wU M1 spirited.' Many
, went it blind "and bid for packages
' Without knowing what they were get
. ting A bnrtTlot jooargjiSk, some
poor jbargkinj iJopg jhe1(rd bar-
Kains was a" purchase of a package by J.
W. Smallwbod which proved to bf three
boxes of fine oigan-abotler pirthaaer,
' for sixty cents, secured a packsge of
tonTfneianotbfetaotj of atent
?, aae4icieijirBff b5o :ojpWired to
Hajor George Cradle, and one of the
leading p&hn mea. inr, the late, row at
;. the theatre suooeeded in getting a botUa
, of medicine for fits, which will be saved
for the next convention. "'
" it nf Ir'.'A' H I ..ti.i s '
: laprtttmtitic Baricw Creak.
, At the request of Major Ilearpe, and,
on the reoommendation of (Jen. Ran'-,
: aomkWd'fJapt. Blxby, the authorities at'
Washington have ordered theremeval
of the sUjanjn and' sunken logs fronvfhe
' upper end of liarlowo cteekand Gen
Ransom and a, portion of (bis force went
vdown on.tbevoHo yeatetoa'ys whars
they are met by a working party (rem
Beaufort, and the work begins today.
CI vaaarrra tatcmant.
epu! sh Ihi uty 4xaurer's
f sU Tient lidj i on-' tocduni of
". i.diisjafiublUned
Uty
s ifthursjameats rer
yeaif arf oo-
, r r e eamempBtns
1. :
S it. I of f
the b06T
alive t
i. U vidaBO-na Ut
v po '"""sUyofun by
.w ; j ear, isauil
V-t r a in-law,
; 't -t, a.m.,
i. i. A. C.
' Mer of the
. r and widow of
, f 1 f r rmiy
v j j ,r.
j was t' e
III. G.Cti!
- 1 " -
. c ; . ..
etc., just received kMBfe8rAiiY '8
At a regular meeting of St.. jfohni
Lodge No. 8, A, F, Alja.,;beldoii
Wedneeda ereaing tas the following
offloera were installed for the present
freer. H. Beckburn, W. U. W. B.
T. A.
Gtea,. Treasurer; p. Qg Hill. Secret
Searetary;
Jno. C. Green, 8. D ; 'Thomas' Wilson,
Pf ; ? Fdham Caaej Jjler ; II. B.
ffy and Geo. Howard, Stewards: . t
,. Messrs. W, B. Boyd, A. M. Baker and
Q. Marks vera appoirfted Finance Coir
mittee. Urmdtd Kt hool.
We learn from the couinmu vh.
are authorized to solicit subaci iplioua
far the support of the ree graded m-hool,
that while some progress baa been made,
yet it is not so rapid as desired . They
hive not yet r&ieed quite one thousand
dollars.
We again urge the ciiiens uot to let
this opportunity slip. The money will
not be called for at once. Payments
have been arranged for September.
November, January aud March, when
money will be more plentiful. Give in
your name and amount to any member
of the committee and continue the free
school.
Personal.
Mrs. Henry li. Bryan and children
are visiting Chapel Hill for a few
weeks.
C. E. Foy, Enq., is on a trip North fur
a few days.
L. J. Moore, Esq., is somewhere in
the Northern part of the black district
looking after his Congressional fence.
Mr. Hamilton Dissosway, of Brook
lyn, is in the city, lie has btn sum
moned home on aocount of the illness
of his mother, Mrs. A. M. Dissosway,
who we reuret to hear is very kw .
Mr. and Mrs. Clement &!auly,
Mias Sadie Manly, Miss Nellie Sey
mour, Miss Minnie Bryan aud Miss
Rufna of Ilillnboro went to Mornliead
last night.
WUataruaaaa Oat ( Tewu.
The following New Berneana are
summering at Morehead City: Jas.
Bryan, and wife, Mr. C. S. Bryan, Mm.
X. ft.ifelaon, Mrs. Baail Manly, Dr. F.
WHuglaa' family,-Mayor Meadows '
famlJyv J. A. iUcbarOiien'a family, Miss
Maud AmyeWe, Miss Mamie Amyetle,
Mr. Charles Blover and family, T. A.
Green and family, Dr.'H. O. Bates and
ife Mrs. John Webb, Mr. Wm. C. 0.
Beyd, CafT Gates and faniilr, B. M.
Gatesand wife, J. It. Willis and family.
At Beaufort: Maj. John Hughes and
wife, Miss Nannie Hhgbes, Miss Janie
Hughes, , Dr. J. B. Hughes' fevnlla.
Lura UUf
Miss Laura Hughes and Mrs. Ka 1
At Winston: Mrs
Sophia Jonel,
Mrs. Dr. Chai.
Vrs. wn, r, uoore,
Duffy and children.
At Asheville: Mrs,
M. MrK. Naxh,
Mrs. C. W. MoLoan.
Buffalo Liche Rpriogs: Mrs. K. McK.
Roberts.
; Urs. L W. Hughes i , and Mrs. J. F.
Ives are visiting friends North.
Lt. B. S. Willet's family and Miss
Long, and,. Mrs. II. R.Brysn and chil
dren at Chapel Hill. r "
Mrs. D. B. Davenport, Portsmouth.
The Lawr arm.
The impression is affected that the
lawyers were pot numerically strong in
thernasHl4Jr DiRht, As
f or thatittijiri ed be noonoern; our
legal gentlemen are unobtrusive in j o
litioal matters as in all others, and
whan a an eating of the people is palled
aa was that on Tnesday night,, they feel
It their business to, 'assemble with their
falloW-ciuaens but hot to tak any Very
conspicuous part unsolicited; in the de
liberation, and such wa1 the- Saie on
tin evening n question ; there was but
few, if any,- of our able . bsrrfetera; who
were not loathe meeting at some stage
during its. progress t snd had Jthe ocoa
sion demanded and the call been made,
theW would have been heard from,
When the campaign is fully open, and
the forcos are marshalling f or the re-detnption-
of Craverr county--from-tie
.positioaf ee elearly dem'cte by-Major
Palmer in h la speech" that night; the
gallaht diecfplee of Blackston will not
be missing, nor will their rpios fail to
fie fcaard in h intawest wsfis patriotic
notemeuti f HJ lH J SiSl t W U
n af
f wwwm m tv-Mv
niitir Committee of Oaunt Couniu
t T v ill be a mleti; ot Vm Com
m.. Saturdd. July 4, 1S.5, at 13
o'clock, t tbfi Oatoa House for the
purpose of calling Township Conven
tions to appoint their several Towthp
Executfe OMr !' es rcri' fd ty
the plan of orgab.ifc U Ut Party
Alphkcs W. W ood, Chm'n.
. ' ' 'MarLle4's Aralaa Balva.
Tnt Best Satvi in tbe world for
Cnts. Pmif. Bires.- Ultr.r Bai
1 r.csnl tver Boro, Tevtsrj hnrtxl
: i la, Chi:h!5n, Crr. and all frHn
f . 1 t iv.y cCres ri!.
, r r.w.rj f ' 1. I'l-'P S" cents
. 1 , r f..Io S r : ' ' ', ,' V ly
t-'
Now a Duke baa been expelled from
France. i-y ';
Convicts at woflc'fn ib Dade coal
mines, Ga.,1 are in a Btatexf insarrec-
go of 121 PeroherosX borsei has
France. fel ? l
Telegraphers fn osAe'o'f the cities of
the Nortkv West have gon onAffcike.
They want pay for extra me put
A, London paper publishes ten alleged
portraits of tbn President's wife, repro
luced from American papem.ias a
uzle "to find Mrs, Cleveland."
Hchuyler Hamilton,' a grand-son of
Alexander Hamilton, has been married
to a Mrs. Cavanaugh. The bridegroom
is 84 and the bride 46 years old.
A member of the Executive Board of
tbe Kbights of Labor has arrived at
Augusta with instructions from Grand
Master Workman Powder ly to investi
gate the cause of the strike at tbe fac
tories there.
The coat of the new city hall a Phila
delphia to date has been fll,047,4fll and
it will yet require a great deal more
money to complete it, but when finished
it will be one of th flaest public build
ings in the whole country. , . , , r. i
A minister in Danville, Va., has'beeB
quite ill and requested that Miss Lucy
Waters, of Qhrlottrglle, to whom he
w as engaged; be summoned to his bed-
tjide. Hhe responded, a license was pro
cured, they were married and the young
bride at once begun to aot tbe part of
m in iBtciing to her new husband.
Polltiral Incidents
Mh. Ei'iToit: Yesterdav. in a gather
ing of sight colored men, five voted for
Btimeon and the teople's ticket, tbe
other three voted for Habn and the
ticket made at his suggestion. " Later M
the day, in tbe 5th ward, four colored
men were together,' when another like
vote was taken, with this result: Btim-
son and the people's ticket four, bpt it
was set- thai Bahn was.4he favorite
choice of msef sbeeafour; in tile 4th
ward a gatbsnng of seven oolored men.
six voted for Btimson and the people's
ticket, and one for Habn and his ticket
Tbe people's ticket will be elected by
i, - msjority. A VOTIK.
Kinston ltemi.
The partiality of certain Kinston girls
for lawyers as beaux is accounted for in
their wish to be protected by the strong
arm of the law.
Mrs. L. II. Haskins of Jones county
had a troubiosome tooth extracted here
last Bpnday, which almost caused her
death by excessive bleeding.
All the sweetness of the oourt house
square flowers is lost to tbe man who
breaks both bis back suspender buttons
when he stoops to pluck them.
John D. Orirasley, Esq., of Greene
county, is anyionnced as a congressional
candidate for the M district, lie would
make a superior representative.
J. H. Foy, tbe Jovial Onslow county
widower, wan with us last Wednesdsk.
It is needless to add he is still a young
widower in search of a young wife.
There is talk of a prohibition oountv
and legislative ticket here this year.
The prohibitionists might warm them
solves by siding up to Lewis Grady's
reajwamkera. . ,
roircicai revolt seems
to be Imminent
in Trent township tnis year. The voters
there-propose to bring out s .people's
ticket which' shall consist sbtlretv of
farmera f or all oj&oee. .
' IV is hot everywhere that ' public
schools and publio whiskey have a oom
mon enemy and meet a oommon dee-
tiny. Such, however, has been the lot
in this town of these antipodal powers
in the government of man. j
The holding of the Republican oon
greepkmaV convention at Kinston on the
25th of August may conflict with our
superior oourt, which will then be in
session here. However, the convention
may secure a hall not aloohol. we
heeWKb0ooDasianv
George W. Rhodes, tbs famous moon
shine dsteotiv0.il now onsrteading Hh
Nenie river fa its mad attempt to wash
away the embankment of (he new road.
It is satisfactory to know ho controls
rivers as successfully as ha does moon
shiners.? 4 1TJ 'A'.-JUii
One Kinston widower rot so mad the
other' day that ho nearly chewed his
tongue oft because his aocisto widower
had neatly cleaned the grass aud weeds
from tbe sidewalk in front of. bin )sUa
tial mansion. "Confound that fellow,"
said the; jeal oas wldowct:'ne always
geu In ths first and best work."
Gen. Bryan W. Cobb, the advaaee
agent or the Uoidsboro Meuenger, was
in town "last' Wednesday, carrying
strapped spon his shoulders a Urge tin
barrel which atonaedLtbsj sitfpUijA of
our prohibition authorities, lie is aa
early riser and tPT 4 enter every
"hole in the wall" for an "eye opener'
'eye opener.
r r' ' rerTlaey GreVeT
4sj ,
' Sunday," uly l&h, steamer t&opatra
will leave New Jrr at 8 oVlqck, re
turn in evening.' Fare 13 cents. From
EiversUhiaQeeaka..- h rAm-.n
:.i - WImi".'
kh .t tTj'jy .jkUiiagsra.:
: ' JftrifK to jKOTUauyCl't
Mr. " WrvraxrWR . f xiksI Ptt
shon l.l alwars be 'nft J t. ' s
tth'-f. It tXiihM !;... (U'i.I . '
tii" f i- --'-a a. I t "" i
CO , I. I i rlf c.r-
hoa. 1 !- a r M a t...ia.' '
" -" twlv
The 'catalogue . of
ersitv of
North. Carolina fdf the sBioii 18S'88
shows 805tiiifi"J't ',
The pnptftMbJelabe in tMA and
Greek were, d iaoon thrtdexk; at aa egia-
ning of the yesjj(, lthgh,,.nMl!y;jStr
dents Of. jnaufficierik preDaraUon.were
Tbe Faculty number? fiftefe With ait
additional niemWa to be aided daring
the- ooaiBB enqsmehi - TJua Jvaoance . in
0Ht) eeuaed, iteMfcftf J
Hooper, is also to be fillwliai $4 nxf
meeting of the Board; ,.'";.'. ,
The oonrses of instrurott have been
extended and elevated by the inereaee
in the Faculty. Continuous instruction
is etf ered for four years in Latin, Gaeek,
English, Modern Languages and Mathe
matics. In the sciences enlarged facil
ities hay been- provided' for work in
the laboratory and Held ; and in 4heee,
as also tw Moral Philosophy) 1 sastnao
tion extends over a longer period than
formerly. , ,,,,,.
. A college of Agriculture and the Me
chanic Ana, a Department of Normal
Instruction and a Behoof of Law offer
special courses' ' to students in these
branches. study- ' r
Perhaps tbe most tlntum improve
ment in the work of the University is
the post-graduate instruction that is of-
rered in every department.
Bat nana
Nkwkj, Ga,. Jane 4, m5.
. For over two rears I nave been a suf
ferer from Rheumatism, affecting both
shoulders to such an extent that I could
not put on my coat without ' helpv jfiu
usftof jsevea bottleeof ft B .,asrtal
Tadswortb and roerobnNew)
ban. Jacob Sconclxr.
Bold iri New BeVfie by It. N". Duffy
and E. H: Meadows.
VThtt Thfng'. t
The cry, what shall i tfo Vo make a
kHIagV is more frequent than the agon
ized ory of the apostle to the Urntitee.
It is wisely provuled, in the economy, of
providence, that living should be easy,
but pride baa ipore mouths than hunger
and is more clamorous foe food, that the
great oontestof UfeU oinea epoothe
awttleneid of prldelnMiiix who con
quers on that field has already woo the
battle., ,
' Tbe world ana every oommnnily in
the world is full of fields Of employ
ment for all . sett and. oohAtidns of
men. Jo. Buohety died the other day
in New York4 jefeMieeteJatof a30O,-
000 which he. had made, by keeping a
lodging house ar boarders at .ton cent
ahead. There,was ioomiA,b isiness
of Jo. Buckley, for a rise, there, was
room for .industry and enterprise and
he won bp carefulness , and persever
ance. A prudent aud, aapirmg man
should engage in no business that is
without branches and Doaaibilities of
development.. . HfQCf emptloyment on
salaries is generally to, be avoiaad be
oauae dsvelopment iu such oases de
pends upon the oaprice of another
will. , A rate and, wait e panac picker is
probably tbe humWest drudge bee in
the human hire and vet old Aunt
Rachel, of Elizabeth City, by indus
triously and1 persevering! y following
that bumble business has' accumulated
a house, a home, a vine and a fig tree
under which she rests her aged and
wearv limbs with no mortgages, to
molest or make ber afraid.
. In this town there are many fields of
employment to which the gates stand
ajar and invite the; wayfarer to wait ia
and work , andiive. We, resard. the
farm" and the field ae tbo beet, the
healthiest, the'batrpUwtl the surest and
thavjnosi remunerative pursuit of man,
but there may be reasons, imperative
reasons for tearing the oountry tot the
town and- to soon as are impelled to
sewn we say eomey oome end work and
stick and there it a living for you here.
Look around, snd make your choice;
carefully, deliberately, thoughtfully,
Judiciously1, and; then 'stfek to it till
death do you part and you will aot fail.
ith faith in yourself and in Mod's
providetrcc. Economist.
she Is Sol Dead.
It has been reported that I was dead
but I am not. For four years I hare
been afflicted w ith a severe case of Blood
Poison, Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
My flesh shrank, away, . my muscles
seemed to dry ep and form into little
knots, joints weVe swollen and painful
and all concluded I most die. I have
used Ave? bottles of B. B. B. and I have
gained 60 sou ads of flesh and an now
as sound as aay woman. ' ; . v
BKLLKUDK5AWAT, AUajHa,
Sold in New Berne by ft. N. Duffy
and K. H. Meadows.
Don's uu Kiwtoav. '
Gxapk CRtxz. HI..' JttV tt.-L bitter
feeling' exiete here over (be"" proposed
lmponatroiis: ox xorojea peopie to, wis
U psacw of UWmeworkars who: ere
ecgegvil In miUjf -poah' The sheriff
baa fc"ed' 0tirfdrtjr loecJal erJie.
The soilsrs" lave been entalxteen
moatliatisr rb;er is much destitution
among thsm. ' They have since been
mtmA fromflrr comnanv-khousM and
are su"'' J k wWawWr f os Uoent
agee Uoauiim-dniea a aJearky of
the surrounding country. A few of
them have put up slab sbs-ntiesjSome
tneyoin iiad,-nloWtoebiV nAvldg
only the protection of the trees. .
t i Weaasw ravt cmn&
i W. B. Hovt afc Co., wholesale and re
tail dru crista of Some, GaayrWe
havrfa Mima Pf.-K-aNe-Bis-
ooWry, r.KKtto' Eier Wl4JuaCsn-s
Arnica Salve for two year. : Have
never handled remedies that sell as
well, or give such universal aatUf ac
tion. T1 nre have been some wonderful
t.c.y. Cwveral cases, of pronounced
Oonsumrtion have been entirely cured
by use of a few bottles of Dr. King's
New Discover, taken in connection
wiJa L'.ectrio T ;;tr We1 gnareatee
them al wsys. Bold by Hanoock Bros.
' IBM.--i 'it- tt ';V-
If i,. , 7 . 'u ;.. ,,-' ,. .f.
Treasurer's Be pert fa XenU el lane.
Thomas DaxixxAv ZVeewnrsn f0Nsmt
June. To balance . MilM
12. To cash f .'m Tax CollecTr . Vt
96.
July e.
' 3.
"10.
;A,12.
"j 11 Jaw I 1 l" .141
Citrlf lnMbl ita sU,
Tax Ufttiaotet -wirmJW
00
Mt.N
.- SMjM
IT If'?0
J'i!y ?, m.
By c a p dK.lL Meadows
" Thoa. Daniels...
" JohnM.Harget SSi.00
" John VT. Bowden W.OO
" B.F. Ketchum 80.00
" Geo. Ol Bxondatseet. . j 1 Mitt
John C. Green tt.00
R. H. Hilton 25.00
W. N. Russ...... 80.00
' Robert William.. . 80.00
1. : 1 H. H. Toofcer 8.00
Wm. H. Olive VM
Newbern Academy ... 8.00
W. U. 1 f ields, rent
station house
" Newbern Jowmal.. !.'.'.
' Atlantio Eng. Co
. ' y4Hwierti Eng. Co
25.00
1.00
Vft.00
IfluOO
ia.27
' ' Jonas McDanjel
' Newbern Gas L't Co.
' Jnov CWhktf , wagon
and pips) i.Uuu..'.,
.'iV Jh m 1 Meadows, fee
9.40
20.00
.aojttt.
for 4 bosses, I mons.
os.n
Newbern Gas Lt Co. . . 8.75
Newbern JodriaJ 4.M
'fc.'H. Ohtler ' f.65
J. M. Iiarget, feeding
praisneret-M,...,.. - &V)
Solomon Edmondaon. L50
Cawman. ThomDeon 1
a
,.
4 Co 1 .'?
By balance 7S.7S
hi Ji in
1 , eipu-vJ
fMrt ft.
The following ia ap itBinejii etote-
ment of,Uie 44)1 charged to streets
and pumps. '
John Stamps, driver of Newbern
Eng. Co
Fred. Lewis, driver of Atlantic
Eng. Co
Wiltia Rose, pump inspector
Samuel Cook, driving pipe and
drilling numn on' E. Front st. .
$30.00
aaoo
ts.oo
1.85
30
Jos. Nelson, canoeling and pro-
eaung papers I..
B. B. Fend arson, repairs to city
wagon
Paul Williams, brick work on
pumps.
7.50
Moeee Roberto, work on streets ...
' 10.18
Rodraan. Squires, work on sweeten rJL87
Haywood Tooker,wsjrksXresw wtkS
Jonas McDanl, .iswork, on ,
pumps. . 8.55
i."r-'-"
- eiM.oi
Thou. DAXDOUi, Trees.
Sworato end sJScrieed before me
the 13lh day of' July, lfibOi
W, Q. Beimsok, J, p,,
COMMEKCIAL.
Jocmal Ornon, Jnly 15, 1 KM.1''
OOTTON. I "
New YutiK, Julv 14. Futures, rtssii
quiet and steady. Bales ef HftQO bales.
July,
9.43
9.45
January, ,B.8
February," 9.49
March. 0.58
prfl, 0.67
Mam
Jwne, .
August,
September,
Ooiober.
November,
rJeoesnber,,
980
9.88
9.88.
9.80
Spots easier:
9 9-1 'Low
Middling 8 7-16; Good Ordinarv 0-16
New Berne market quiet, No sales.
Middling 8 lMOe Low Middling
8 14. Good Ordmarr 1 1MP.
Msna-rio rabikrt.
Seed oottox 152.90.
OOTTOWBXXIH-tlO.OO.
TrirnrtirtTirBj Hard, f 1.00; dip, f 1.75.
TAB-75o.a$l.o.
Oats New, 85o. ita balk,
Corn SOo. in bulk from boats: 50o.
to 60c. from stores.
KICaV-7099.
tasw4irH40e.tetrb. I
BaxivMfaat, te,loeo.
Ootrinvir HABr-10e. eer let
'V. . LakdIOo. per lb, .
Eooe 7a8o. ner doaen.
Fxtsh Poax 4a6o. per pound.
faUMViw aoetperi
. Foxwn-75e.af LOO per aaudrew.
Oxioire tj.jo parbnrrel. A
t Fixxd Pxa 6ia70c.
HnxnDrv; ltVv. : mum S&.
" Afplxs 80a50o. per bushel.
rxAaa W'oo. per bushel.
uoKrs-4uo.per gnu,
TAtU)W 5c. per lb. .
OHlcarjdre Or own- SOaSSe.:
epting
30e25o." J" ' -'
MtAL 45a per bafaeL
Oat 50 cu. per bsjahalv .
TuRHUt-f-SOa ner bushel.
Bxkp Pof ATora-Enrly Base. t3.35 ner
1 WcWfctWiwuna.'' l
fontTOawii ctibsaaaau -8oa8Qo.; ytni,
' fimwqtSr-wW lneia, dnji Jad njrn
fnal- fcot Waited; Buadini. I inch
neans, s.oo;apa.'wi.e per Bf . '
nrvf!U -santowaM rttosjsx - '
If w Bfns Pouf 18,00.
'Lard 7fo4 y the4 Hero.i,' ' !K'
"NAiL-"Baail,s,t3.TV V- "
! 8utJAiuUsed,7.'ji ;; . .
- Baxt &590c per neck.
- MoumaVbSXaTOrwrttsjil. .J
i yrttnign -tl .00. '
mm 1 g.w 1 iiimt miis i 111I1 imilT
13W -UI14tea,VJ ,B4U
MIS3 itANLY will opeof a MkooT iot
Yonn? Udies in Uia HON DAY,
OCTO n T 1 4rtf, 1SS4. A t or f unier rr-
iiruifa 4 a, pij at ner resKionce on ia
I 317 nau-iti it .'.. - st-rfta
FewStodktlatiiiiiti
little Store ,3tound -.fts
By waw-hlii bfllletlB Boards ataasseplae
w r -j Triia laii m .
J. P, iVE3;r;
irrr:
LA KUK UTOCK.
una door from raTioek.
HKW BK&MC. N.U.
t00B'V0lTTY!S:1CC3
FALL SPECliMI
Gullett's "Maenoli"CottOBOia.
with Feeders and Cknderer. ;, . ,
Pratt eotton Gins, with Feeders
AW Condensers. "
C'trrerLHitoo (Jin, vMbj feed
ers and Condensers.
'Boss" Power Cotton Preanee, .
"Koanoke" Hand Cottorl Prettesf.
Complete Cotton Cleaaera,
Cotton Seed ( rushers.
And a full li f all claseeaet mib
ery, Fittinirs, Machine Oris. Hekinr
BhaftisHrr Pulleys, etc. -
saw Hill supplies a apeoialty.
Send for circulars and prices.
Your natnronare solicited inil atu.
fection gnamnteed .
Issspewtfully,
J. C. vVHITIY, -1
Iron Front, Craven street,'.'1
New lterne, IT, P;
Agent for Fairbanks Standard Scaler'. '
liw
rSETS 8CH00X;
Girls
and 1 YouDfir Ladier.
LA GRANGE; N. O. " 4
JOSKPJI K1NSEY, PEfwciPiX.
Fall Hetsion beams Mondav. AgUt
30, ltJWt.
TKUMS :
Expense ier Heuaion of :H awli in
cluding board, tuition, instruction in
music, vocal and instrumental, Anoiant
and Modern Languages, and exeroiae in
Calisthenics, $80.00.
Pupils will board with Principal,
whom nieaae address for further pnrtk-
ulars.
jyltdlm wu
Sealed Proposals.
Baama Bids for cpj$ and Coanpatlnf the
u i.iv me v;uy wui Be raeetveol aati
..IJAMlCH W. IKIUnJC
If ciiali man neaitee t?um.
Seven Springs 1 Cdlfl,
SEVEN SPEINOS,
WAYNE CO; If. C. ;
i
This hotel is now, open fot the soason
aocommodate mieeta. and no mJjm
ill be soared to make them ivunfnrt-
able. The medicinal DroDertiee and
curative powers of these waters ere
so well known that we deem hs ea-
neoessary to mention them.
I return thanks for the liberal Mtron-
age heretofore bestowed, and solicit a
continuance of the same.
For particulars address
T. 4. WHITFIELD,
Jjl ldw2w : Proprietor.
For Sheriff.
I hereby announce mveelf a candidate
for the office ef SHERIFF OF CRAVEN
COUNTY, without regard to party, and
if elected will endeavor to be thee&oer
of the whole people of the oountjr.j.,,,.
ivoajjecviuiiy, .
JOSEPH tCELBGX.1
July 8th, I860. 1 I li 6U0 fi n
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH UZLVUL
.n.U kI.O11
i TbaJ1 sfaaloii opene gaftat Mm !W-
wan rnxaaon oner a wiaaange of luliw
Ue In, Utatatwra, Belaaesxand fbHaaaaay.
Momal' IiraeUaaraTfMiVninnJi
arsWhithanawJeina. iaiiWA.wt:
gallaa-aS free- ef etaa-rra-
Salaetlb
RooHipTlHl
ns; s sum
aoUaelatass
a 1 Aim a
PaxetDas Kl.fP.JUmj, iu fcjj I.
Jyn aiwwim
pnasjs4.ayyl.tt(
J. IIcSOELE?"'"
POLLOCK ST., NEWBEKKf W. XX t
Caiamw Lake, fawisw Cif. 8Ct. -This
ia to eertif x theft, Jk iUAtmmmm
made me two pair of boots of fine quar
Ity, excellent fit, and Tert dnraUeTTl
tokpleMreJn TfrohfrWand ioon-v-mending
to art who may calf en him in -hie
lineef beainoas. aa baana- awtk mt
oonftdenoe. , Chab. DorrB. Ea. J
. Mr. McSorlev wishse"ae tnfntv tka
publio that, h has , sow wot An?t-cleje
Bootniakrteniployed.Tiae ;tock ef
the very beet nmteriaJand' can, rt V9
the vry beet quality of Itootou '
mad on the shortest motioe, ta r
aeean. .Year ords is reapnei. ally.
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ia the
S-!orApry. b i Las vr-. s ii.i
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r?th CJimjl. BVLCb. C; z -
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