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Sun U. , t UagtiWdmyJ ' H
t T AniT a. Ji ,
Batbine .Suite atf l.(Xk -tianmier lieck
wear. White Liwa Duds' I5ow.'8nm-
TtrfBt4w'Y6ffcSfw will be fnrni8hQdlc)q b timo wkeu ciiliki fur. Wlw
' bj:Vm ' wWK-MiViin Hptirt-aTq eta,
' .- Mi),11JUHJ5U.BTYU0N.
v . JotnatOM are plentiful in market and
'-r4twct)tjrrflTC cenU pec buebel,
- vholaaalii. ',;. j-; ' ' 1
" IbarVed by tot', 0. KM.
v Diryeauir(Uy inidiuatoii tlit Uwrolia
. ; ' beeatheaTy.iaiD up the country
. . . The surf bathing- at Morehead.City it
. pWo4idl", A'bOnti6ne hundred were in
f' at ofaedthii o Thursday eroniiiR, and
. , " " it was a Jovial crowd.
; " . K ;" - .
Qeorge Aahnys. the summer goods
, BUial fto.fand ilany one will rend hie
advertisement tbey will And out what
ha nan0) $tyiUf "iifri vooib
for A fallUdSnnlbr ateck' regardless
of prices.
Tjl6ftiiiejt, Elm fity .artived frim
PfaUaelpUla yesterday morning with
the barge 'Jennie Iteid in tow loaded
with general, merchandise. She is
loading at, ftftimsoji's mill for her out
ward trip.
Remember , the excursion to Nags
. Bead next Tuesday. CapL Roberts has
anixmnced cheap ratos, and the New
Bern i" Steam Fire Engine Company
will gueMtael plenty xf fun and pleas
. urevJ5ery i uniform of the Company,
we aee teformed,- wiU be filled.
:'; , JJComMssioael-yV. W. Clark,
ha Jre hpM yestirday J. J. West.
; ; hifiojcjpjuigea with yioiat-
: leg . internal revenue laws. The
ca'JMlMtioli&riiig Augv 27th, and ;
. Ow (d.efeadaii gave bond for his appear-
Max Uohwellu wauts now to make
room for Jiie, Uli -at wiater sleek of
goods. IJe fakim tow mora spring and
aasamer anils of clothing and other
articles which he wants out of his way.
Bead iswaiMMsnoesaen IhisjWOrniDg
and aeJIai(o m egi JbuMjbss.
A amau member aoda tig mombor
of the Hoard of Trade, steppod yito tbo
large rocker in the Ajkll room at the
Allan tio Hotel. They began to rock;
the end With IhffttflnaJeBl qp Ind
wEenJf came d$wn o sopiaM ut, as
light aa a oat; this lot the big man down
rabsrbyiyjedjy ha . rolled out like a
barrel i of molasses and the rockvr
threatened to go oyer on him ; but he
' eongraiulated. himself upon the fact
KthWhow'ai todlmg"wUh an Allen
rocker and they don't capsize.
V Since the -4ryu Iim narrowod its ob
ieoHofta! 16- Uie Mfleotion of Hon O. t.
, Clark dowB to mere prophecy we don't
see much left to discuss- with .it on the
subject. lUWel irlll W iM w'hhe
the Journal has poi'ooe hundred
eyes," yet It lulbel!vefc ulrC. C
Clark will be elected, the wtrns' pro.
pbecy X6 Ule amtrtryhwitusUnding.
P. K -Si uomvr r ltlo f the abovo'another
Imus of thejfris!eJoj tT'"fbw
can therovTri nyogl of
sentence Viar CT CT Clark ever wrote
that he is opposed to county goy or n-
PryMl. "w"" . r "'
- Mr. W. P. Uurrus and wife left hut
night for Morehead CitilM HT OX
Col. A S. Buford and Lamily and
Mrs. strotf ; ;(ctpjiii;V4, fab
Mrs: t &m1 nadbhft ii"on ''J'vWto
' il'on 4 Visit to I
NewyerVljiAUIl
from r
rtraouth
and. is much, lnv
provp
lr' ,
Mli
left i a l
f.r i::...
"H.
a
Arpold Jtnd .nieces,
e eteamer liton yestorday
. ;i, r ' f,''i spend a
few mor.U.s
. j:r. Ta' '
court r, '
sro ' '
.eke or Aurcra, Beaufort
Ihe c ' y. ' lie saysWcr
--meg 1 ni sme tdnT'
V. J." , t ; - enting t' e
". I'- 'rl - Vs, rf Rt. Louis,
tak-
? a vt-
firm of
, N. C,
1. .'ten
cf (
The" Bear it T'rm4 'txemruiimX r'
, i The members of the New Berno. Boid.
bt Trada.wh6 have stuck (b thef buii
nees until the heated term, book 4' trip
to the soasida on Tlmmiar. leaving
JK y spWfcff tiain at 8 A5
a. m. A JOL'jtNAL reporter was. along
and so 'wore i"the boys." The reporter
Aops realised tha fact that "the boys"
were- going to hate home. " fun. The
Vileviltry" 'begun by '.demanding
speeches from every one on bourd ik
train ,lho older members of the ltuard
who alwavs wear the appeaiuco ul
appcai ;.i co
gravo and reverend
soniors, had
to
this part of the programme vrns ex-
UiMttited for lack of material, the idea
was suddenly conceived tohold aJZai
publicaa convention and shouts began
for pAlbal nubhaUOdonl Odealt Now
the fun began in earnest. "The boys"
rushed to the center, pulled one another
Laeross the see t,' each shouting for, his
favorite chairman ; In fact, It was. th
Theatre convention over again, except
thverewera .no chairs or tables" broken
and aa particular seat eontested. The
acting Mayor, Jimmia Moore, appeared
after awhile and ordered" the meeting to
disband , and then followed the Hahn of
the) cocas ion, Bill Galon, who appealed
to "all what belonged to do llahn fac
tIoartoWaird"Keep quret.n This little
episodo by "the boys" brought forth
roars of laughter from the steady, level
headed merchants who were perhaps a
little annoyed with some of the tricks
resorted to for amusement.
The party dined at the Atlantic Hotel,'
a special dinner having beeu prepared
for them, and it was good enough for
anybody, no matter whether members
of the Board of Trodo of New lierno oi
of the. Cotton Exchange of New York.
In tho evening they went to the
surf, taking passage on the katie
Dimitl. As thiH beautiful eharpie
shoved off from the wharf, tho choir
and wo had a rplendid one began a
song. In a few minutes wo found our
selves by the side of Capt. Fiver's black-
boat, with a; full cargo of beautiful
ladies' who sang, baek al nf".: A abng
aJterfiatelr -from each boat for a few
mtautct and then tho "black boat"
with its precious cargo attempted to
sbual a march on us by trying to cross a
ahoal too soon when lo and. behold she
stack, and the Katie IktnieU sped on to
the beach. Aa soon as our choir took
in the situation they struck "Good byo,
my Lover, Oood-byo," which was well
rondered, and seemed appropriate. But
-th4 ladies got even with them at last,
forou rot timing both boats reached tho
wharf almoet simulaneously ; tho Now
Beruo choir had just concluded tho
"Old North State" when a doren or
more sweet voicett pealed forth from
the vblck boat," worhliDg like night
iagalus W a)idig'hi, a oi beautiful
and captivating little song which cap
tured our entiro party and drow from
us three rousing cheers for .the ladies.
A good supper at tho Atlantic, and a
good rest in the strong breczo then pre
vailing until tho arrival of the mail
train, and we are off for New Berne.
. Perhaps it ie well to remind our read
ers fhat ,lhe hilarity sad good burner
which prevailed was not produced by
tho use or "distilled spirits" for this
sUclq wad not considered in tho sill of
refreshments but from a determina
tion o','the boys" to have a good lime.
It is a dull follow indeed that can't en
joy a day by the. soasido with the New
Berne Board of Trade. Oar choir was
composed, of Messrs. Bill Humphrey, A.
Wf'WoilK. Wmfst WnJOiion,
KM dates, Q tt.-4Ulan,?Ca'pL "Joe
Wagner, W. M. Watson, F. Ulrioh and
J. tVf . Iloore, vshOj. with Hnglt jLotict
t$4 nt2H ex
tent music. '
The Journal reporter returns thanks
for courtesies extended by the President
and officers pf( the Board oTrade. .The
'Jour aC will nlways bo rbnnd res
ay to
aid them, in any .undertaking for tho
good bf New Berno and this section or
i 'in'; i ,i ...
RM.srinktll Parka.
. The Baltiinort'weekly unftn. has
anlnterosting SkeTcVoi lion. ' Marshall
Parks, accompanied by yery good
likoriofi?f Jilm.'vTha foatnra of Mr.
Parks' Ufa has been an nntiring devo
tion to oanal building and other kindred
works Of engineering.' Be has of late
taken a fresh interest In 6ur KeW Berne
and Beaufort caaal and we hpe aaay
give the full force of Jus ability to that
enterprise; . fa'SA
The'" Bulletin4 suggests his nam for
the Knight ot Labor to rally around
and send hint to Congress from the Nor
folk district, u As for ourselves, we
should be highly pleased to see hint in
Congrem, but would prefer that he go
as astrightout Democrat. 'v ; -v " i " '
rv' ef the t
t f ; f r.t
- ( x . r.
: r,;,d I
.trrt f 3 candle liT-s
r.'f. f -rsw's' rr;.lpr.ee
t,' 1 came Very rrar
-'.. r. -, ml
Vrom Perttmet.' :r,H .r '
Our friends; who went on the excur
sion to Portsmouth's fikturday night
say that a fcod erowsf wJs sammering
it Chee anv eiw Uytog the fives.
AeaiivaljWasnaeld on lastf ' sday
nigii h b&eHlothe 1 f Jareh
at that plac4. ' ndlur lr dollari
to the most handsome, ladr present.
F'Mrgndidates Vers uotnlssd and
MjtPats iitivat,iook IhaJkt,
eeeiung onamndvofl an ruty ajues.
Biuuggled Tin'' 'fater in, ?
IsUnd, : . .
Boston. July 87. A red faced.
rt
driver of a two-horse track got
trouble yesterday afternoon and unex
peetedly revealed a secret.' lie, was
coming up Tremont street from the
North End, and. when opposite the
Coxumon, got in a jam of truck teamst
ene or wnicn tipped off a portion of his
toad. Among other things which fell
into the street were three wooden ship
ping cases tilled with eras. The oases'
noi a lorty-nine aozen eaon. rue cover
of une ease was knocked off, and the
i . . . . . i -
egg went skipping over the pavement.
Two ue we boys rushed in and began to
break ana suck the eggs. A large bov
cracked a shell and began to swallow
its contents, when be suddenly made a
wry face.
"lladf" asked a bystander. . '
"Naw," was the reply ; "but 's a funny
tasting egg's s'ever I seed."
inn other boy, after tasting one or
two egg, turned to tho crowd and said
Tuint an egg at all; it's nothing but
whiskey. "
t f course there was a scramble for
the eggs, and the driver bad hard work
to get his box back. 'When his boxes
were all loaded again, ha said he bad
received six cases of eggs from a North
End liquor dealer, who told him to take
them to the Providence Depot,' and
cautioned him to be careful and not
hatch the eggs on the way," as they
were for hole! use in lihode Island.
lakiug upon of the eggs and breaks
ing it in front of the crowd, a ruddy
liquid ran out, leaving nothing but a
common porcelain shell such as Is sold
at agricultural supply stores for "nest
egg. Instead of albumen and volk
every egg was full of the best whiskey,
each one containing about enough for a.
good drink. They were. tilled fhraugh
a small, hole in the big end,' and the
hole was closed with waterproof
cemented cloth of the same color as the
ogg- By chalking the egg a little the
deception was complete.
"They aro going to Newport and
Narragaaseft : 1'jor,'' said the driyer,
"and I'll bet lots of people will eat eggs
down there who never liked them be
fore. "
ADVlt'B TO MOTIIKRS.
Mrs. WinsiiOw's Soothiso Svavr
should always be used for children
teething. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is tho beet remedy for diar
biin,. Twenty-five eents a bottle.
iahUsdtuthsatwlv
The Anarchist Trials. . i
CuinAOO. July 88, In the Anarchist
trialH today, H. L. Oilbert, (painter) liv
ing at No. 50 North Ann Street, testi
fied that bo arrived . at the Maysearket
at 9 45 o'clock: At the corner ef Dea
planes and Randolph streets he saw a
wagon occupied by the spenkers.
Witness saw sdm one Iosys thi wagon
and stort toward the alley, where par
or flvs pdrsons wsre conversing, wif-
nees was at tho mouth o the alley.- At
that moment some one orted' Here
come tho police v" Then the man who
loft tks'wagon and joined tao party m
tVta bIIav lit m mntj-k. ftffiH nlantn it
against something held latbatail M
Sno of tho
persons, a fuse began; to six-Jrrea tnAhy years ana" with ecrema rer
immedUtely thereafter) tilhree. years;' nr times eould scarcely
ile. and
bomb was thrown. Witness was shown
a picture of Schenaubo and recognized
it as that of th man who threw the
bomb. -
Question now many men were
lUrl v - it. I
Amwei-fwu ui nv. ; , , ,.4
j. You say the man bame from the
wagon and joined this group r Can
you recognise any of the defendants as
that ar - I . , 4 I . I
A. Yes: that is the man (pointing st
SDies.l I When Spies was pointed oat he
Aifmlsjedxtoaiand palpabW axitiiionj
j.Do you recognize any of the re
maining defendants as composing any
curt or that group r
A.--iee: tnat man mere was one or
the grouj Witness, pointed. pS
fendantFteeher.f J 5
. Tlds . tesUmon. followinsr thatV odweJka...He,wrtlto the safna plkoS
Thnmn- vMtnrdav oneaafoned t,h7
most profound : sense tioii, in, the, oonJ
: . . .
The witness en evoss sxamlastW mill
that prior to coming to Chicago
lived at Dee Motnes, lowa. ue
here in 1879.
Foster desired to know everything
about the history ef the man who had
rJven soch frightful testimony, against
his clients. He" asked witness When he
learned that a reward had been offered
for conviction id nhi ease ? u. H replied
that he was not aware that any reward
had been offered, i Witness explained
satisfactorily as to his whereabouts. He
did not appear at the oorDnrlsst,
but did report the fsets to the pot.ee a
few days after the tradsgy, after hav
irg told some ot his friends. w He went
to the Haymarket to4 lone; f of m Mend
who had gone there. He did not note
particutarlywhat Field en waa savisg.
In conclusion, Foster asked: "And you
say it was Spies -w ho left tbe'WagOar"'
ftnwr "I art." -i '-"" " ' .J""
"SeUe.
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r r--
be !.' : 1 pt s
M rf 1i e iicth .VwnMp
tt nvt-g w.l
- - r ' f ' cn V:'tt;'-T,
' t-t r. c-'t . ".. to t.-j
. e . n.muwe for
' ''''. -. f
t . ' iv, Clm'n.
r. '
l'y or it i
"Aon list; thb fhroarcianlst, is&kr
A big sociajistio coneulracy iuts xwan
Nnevthed' at, afnawaoanjni
aacienjiuna,,,, , .t tjliBt.'si'
. The Spanish Chamber of nmwttajMks
adopted a resolution to free the bajanjqe
of the slaves C-W-
Large droves) l bears have made
their appearand iat uprUMrn. New-
VwsMlUnsV. They ware dsisen bswUv by
she anusual sever&y of (he- weisthek "
tmnr of
Jif , fjuHHta, bsa arwealrenvhagiaaa
by aseamer, bub the cutter' fs Ve out.
He expresses" n.0 .,fer o hedanger:
a Japanese mnce naa arriveq upon
our shores. At pn
tent he ia at Waah-
fle JiibAise Minis-
ter. BefoVh leaf fntr there
jere ne
will be
presented tohVreen '
AU o(,,Uie AaLjli .asuasnanip camps-
nies e ve reAiset o transport any more
Greek gypsies to America. A,; band of
them were, reoenily landed at New
Yorkv but they were immediately re-
shipped.
There are other places besides North
Chrothia where people aoinetiinof live
to be over a hundred years old, The
latest instance is that of Wm. Soott,
colored, who has just died in Baltimore
atlbe remarkably old age of 153 raw,
so mid.
The rumor of the death of BmperoT
Vmiiam has
nofoufidaUjn, Though)
th ear: lhis'wiaoan4
in his ninetieth; fear this' wia.ojni
granitoid man remains bale andvig'
oroufl and he baa thu,. wishes of nearly
svery nation upon the globe that his
necessarily few. declining years may be
those of joy Slid happiness. Uudor his
guidance Germany has made probably
more advanoejmeDt and progress than
under any preceding ruler, tin til today,
if not superior, i ranks with thtf fore
most nation nf, the world. .
Harbor Island Light!
(en. ltansord secured his; amendment
to the sondry'eivil bill appropriating
130,000' for restoring the lighthouse on
Harbor Island bar, between Pamlico
and Core sounds. But th waggish Joe
Blackburn played a practical joke on
our dignified Senator. On the viva
voce vote nearly everybody voted with
the Oeneral, for be has winning ways
on the subject of appropriation. But
Blackburn had gone, around and told
many of the Senators tor Tote on the yes
and nay call, which it was ex
pected Allison would demand against
Ransom, and then at the last moment to
change their votes. When Berry's
name was reached, after saver al votes
had gone adverse, Qen. Ransom, want to
the Arkanaan and .said:, "Good
Berry, what does this mean?" Uewss
mildly supported by Butler's yea. but
Hampton and. .nearly- all tho others
voted nay. He was almost disconso
late and rallied his friends from the
cloak room. All did not avail. The
rote was about to be announced and he
waaabeuttobe beaten badlv for the
lire titoe. i f?VWie4fte?.f I
waagnjisjMT. sajcweiiryMww-waH-s:
vote changed, then another, and still
another, until all had changed in favor,
and theJHarbor Island lighthouse .wis
aved.4WdsAilJ&U 0trkh4 0Htff .
An Wld CltlxeK w peak a.
Mr. J. M. Norris, an old resident of
Rome, tie., sari; that he had been badly
troubled with, kidney complaint for a
waia anu uai irieu biut nmniM
Htknnt Vumnflt until hn twuran taking-
Electric Bitters and anointing his handaj4
and he stronglg reoonweends El ec trio
Bitif't4 0liho UUffM with kidney
complaii
plaints, or need a blood purifier.
Sold
DsbIst , the Summer Stout
AiT jittmloN, h 4tOd. Lamon
has gone to his home inNew York for s
dent's snmmer vacation. Mr. Cleve
land Intends to leave Wash in gtch' very
soon after UMgrsee adjournal ana mui
then go to the Adirondaoks, where- h
intends to remain front ( four W six
where he spent month last summ
er.
in. .. -nM . i..n,.i.iL H
He wiB be aoettfpeiiled bf MrsVCleve
i . . .i i in. . .i . .1 km rim.
land's mother and some of. their rela
tives will be with then during their
racnUetyr b t 1 1 yi ' - V
1 o: . f 9ses kieAHeBtT '
J.Jr AdssaM'ChiafofJ Fellies rtrtDx
riUe, Tenn.. , writes ;,"Myfnwiy rid t
svre baneficlarlea of Vour most excellent
Ireedicme; Sr. Kftfffl Ksjw Dteoovery for
eenenmption ; haying wnrit toAS 1 au.
that you can claim for it; desire to tes
tify to Its virtue. My-- friends e Whom
I ave recommended . it, praise it at
swmption is Kiuuwofeea to can wwkubi
eoldai broi.t biiU; aethma troup'.'avid
every
lumrs.
f sffection, tf- 4iireat, hest)and
s. -Trial hoUles free at Hancock
Bms. drug store. Ijargie niae flMi
1 : , Ket?ITrra
. Tej the Chairmen ol Uhe Dcmsststte
TWwnehin Oomwi !; "
(""'Ats Iheetirgof t.ifl DemocratfeEv
ecutfve 3ommitee held Jery 94thv'M
was ordered t"t t' . 1" w : - ron r t nf
t '- far te rurtii of e.ect. g mem-
b ! t rf tl .e executive commiUee; also
dole c!'U to tbe Itwrniwrntii' convent ;n
to bo htl.l Aug. l-.'i. be bp'il Aug. lOw
' i j ; .' i-J. lit II KBCRI,
; ,. .'. . - - Bec'y Dora. Ex. Com
Thn Oyssx? Zjaiarraanta Jkn stc
LivEBJoofc, Jesw ?. The Engtisf
trsmsliim Sisjif liienrsiae 'tsfusni t
accept aa pasangeir,n any ersss- me
Greek gypsies- who name here recently
hrith th intenfioii "of aairrc. t H
AnaevieavThe Greek' Consul wylM
lAOi.anrence forjth shtossins 'sV
gyjiates4e New
'Pdt fja Aistwwiiwuw
A Ge&rMi sTrasiMitisiM
I Wo are credibly inf armed tbt the
mooa iiaim uo., Atlanta, ua..
lor nan shird the saeney is)
the, i4ms nssnireA by any i nawsj nens
edy on earth. The diseases imsssll aM
forms of Scrofula and Scrofulous Ulcers
snd Tumors, all stages of Blood Poison,
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Skin Diseases
and ' Humors, Kidney- Affections,
Chronic ressale Oemplsinta;
etc. Head to, then for a hook
with the most wonderful oases on
record, mailed free to any address,
' Bold tn Hew- Berne by R. N. Daffy
and K. 11.
. rieasuw Seekers Ahey 1
Alter argent solicitation front
friouds I have consented s run
of those , health-giving, soul-stitrfcac,
blood-renovating, knock in the head all
ailment excursions to Wag's Head, and
at the small sum of $3.00 for adults:
children from four to twelve, half fere.
. It will b unnecessary to aiiasspt In
describe the beautiful spenery en rouse,
and the elegant drives on the beach,
among1 the "Kill-Devil Hm;" the deli
oious plunges among the breakers', the
rotuantio promenades for the yowng'
te wide, elegant verandas fos the en
joy meet of the ocean breeses, for these
loss sentimentally inclined; the sxoel-
lent cuisine of the "prince ofeateters."
CP- Tom Sonthgate; ' and 3 the enjo-
merit of sbeepsheadV Maeflsn, soft
crabs and, other delicacies which snhne
hobt . Jacobs loads his groaning tables
with; are only part of the pleasures to
be enjoyed on this trip; and words are
inadequate to tell the balance. I can't
describe th beauties and the pleasure
of the trip; you must go to enjoy then.
Our "lire laddies" will participate in
this grand excursion, and will see that
your cup of enjoyment is continually
overflowing.
Let this be 'a grand swoeess as well as
a grand excursion, and the "b'hoys"
shall have all the credit. The hoar end
date will bo thusly 8 a.m., August
8d, 1880.' Fan in.
' K B. bobkrtb. Agent.
At his residence, in this oity, on Frl
day afternoon, John T. Dawson, in the
48th year of his age-
The funeral will take plaoe this after
noon at 5 o'clock front trie M. K Church.
Friends and' acquaintances are invited.
COMMERCIAL.
Jovuxal OrrtOn, July 80, 1 P,
OOTTOIf .
Nxw Yox, July 29. Fotur closed
quiet and steady. Seles ef 84.000 bales.
July,
9.43
943
January,
February,
March,
April,
May,
9.44
August,
September
October.
(November,
9.53
94
9.74
9.M
9.3
Low
9.43
9.Rr
9.3.1
Doc ember
,9.36
Jane,
Spots steady; Middling 9-lfi;
Middll
dllng 8 7-16; Good Ordinary 8 9-18.
New Berne market dull. No sales.
Middling 8 11-lt;- Low- Middling
14; Ooed Ordiuar 1 Tl-18.
i ' . mHh i .
OOKSTIO MlSglT.
fino oottok 52.10.
Oottoh 8kd 510.00.
TtrnPEirfDrn Hard, fl.OO; dip, 11.75.
Tan 76e.atl.95.
Oats New. 85o. in bulk .
Coun 50o in bulk from boats; 86c.
mavii-SK. per to.
wurvn foot, 3cto oe
Oocmr Hajbs lOe. ear lb.
.;." Une 10c. perlb.
fiwe 7e- peg deeen, , .
Fkxbh Pobk tjsee. per pound.
Pmj-OTB 60o. per bushel.
Foeewn 75c.af 1.00 per hundred
Ovtevs-S.0 per basrel.
FmPtgtasmllWOia! ; ''
BneTDry,.ln,; greeti ie.
AiJca35aS0e.perhaahel. , ,
FnAWhi75o.ai:25 per bushel,
HOswipi-,-nerval.
xai&ew-u-oe. per so.
Cmqsgtjrs Osoern,
SeaASe., rprinf
MgAXr-C5o. per bushel. . ) , ,i
1 SaSplA,!
, 8MiiF(JrT0Ekarry-Bt,W.t9pe
bbhii! ;''1 Vud ,if'jw 1 " J I
WoxiaWOaJgai ee pesMst.. -.!;
31.0
n wre- sonw an Us .
"iiniMVil -in-f
f .
PortemouthaOcracoke
Tbs: BteameraTrwel J wOi her
dock, at th foot ef Craxwn Otreet. fori
Portsmonth , and Qcraooke , ; FRIDAY,
ATJCfUST 6th, 183, ar a. nu and re
turn THURSDAY AUX3UST 12th, 18g,
touohing-'et- Martin.' 'Wharf. Adam
Cre and Broad Creeks This exearsiost
will give an opportunity; te spend at few
dj, very pleasantly at the seasbafe fey
aenrnii amount, ana also attending the
annual fcamp meeting at Qcraooke,
'! u and , Bcn.tnciJLtd iV
' LeaVe Wwrfnat 'a. &jJrl
:;isrvw Martin's Wharf at SDnfttf. J V
b. Lea-v Adama-OrM ktltki
' .JVrrivti at rortsmoath at p, nut i!
' for; round trio, A tZt t aaeeJe
. ror.'w'- Intehdinr'itoi' t.lkh thelrfp
will f4eaas' .notify nte sv trly as pos-
sible, aa the number will r I -n.ted.
jlySltf .JOHN H. LLL, Agt.
A lnes Ud ef IafiatiaesMi C&eek Tain-
KSMMev4.EcrpUaraa4 OrUm
, wHlfeessi4at MarrsloualT-tM
Iaitii.Sre Round Ccrtei.
MM
Ijaiwi
Mtaeenue
One eaer front Poflocf.
rTnfiVm
eww w ssvoarsj ; r
All persons owing sehedale 1'rfati
ssast sbsss firwei J mf pis
1y9dlw M. HAHN, Sheriff.
ist eesss lerwenl snJ isi UifmrA
roB
and Yowas' TASloi:
LA QRAN0E, . C. . .
JOSEPH KITSET1P5jii'rrAL.
Fair Session bee ins Mondav.
80, 1181. ' " 'TT
Elspense iter aeasien of 'Hi -- in.
eluding board, tuition, instruction in
ic, vocal and mstrnmentaf. Andsnf
and Modern Languages, esd f I Siiiissi isi
Calistheaics. miHL
Pupils will board with Priscis!.
whom Hse address for farther nnic-
lrs. jillile.stlii'
ill '
'i itv
To make room fr our fill
ahtf Winter 8toclc we" wl
CLOSE OUT THE BALXECa
OF OUR STOCK Or CLTiF
INO at COST.
Some Nice Suite at'tlO-jb.
Special Bargains in ,CWlr
dren'g Suits for 5, 6 and 7
years.
HpfWOHES;
Williams' Fast Friei&llt
Line.
STEAMER ELM: 01X1,'
Barge Jennie Reed in tfoVry
It
Will make Regular Tripe to FhilsdeF
phia and return every TWO WEEKS,
touching at Baltimore and NoifoffoB-
return trip. !
Speeial rates givea aa feaayy
freights from Baltimore aw
Norfolk. n .
J. V. WILLIAMS, '
General Manager, t
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