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NEW BERNE. N. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 0, 1886.
NO. 110.
Jour
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OCAL SEWS.
Jsaraal Mlalatnre Umim.
. New erne, latitude, 85 8 North.
J.h. . longitude, 77 3 Weot.
Sun riaes. u:04 I Length of day ,
-liin sets, 7:07 I 14 hour, 3 minute
loon rises at 3:17 p m.
pnSJNESS LOCALS.
Itatiang Sti at 1.0. summer i. k
wear. Wajte Lawn, Dude Bows. Sum
titer UndfarVear, Tenuis Shifts, Plaited
laoaoai Shi;1, Tourist Bas, etc , at
" -HOWAHD & Jones'.
Tho New York Sfur will be furnibhed
by the week seven paper al 1 ' rU
-
The cool weather coritimn
Tbrealetird rnin mill deludes uh.
1 am uo mtidwunr. mu l ii i ml iu nibl
j eeterd
Brday.
lr man nr the man l nr, in iu
the city and on exh il.it inn
The Ktt'iiitu-r An. ft- n aimed i i-kut-
uy auil leport lie wain MMiiat
Kinston.
Whfculwo coalitionist in" loj-'.i-lhrr
about politico, it is u coalitmn cuIIimou
of coalitionists.
SllOW ill AuUnl IH .llrlCllrtKe.l
it was ut North uhn. nmhl i
but lln-n
I III 111-w
things come from.
We hate private uifor malum tint the
River and Harbor bill, as pnascd by the
norjEO and Senate,, has been approw.l
by tho President, and is now a law
A Kng of convicts ( :irne i'ow n laM
night and were iuurleicil al the poin t'
Ktation. They aie gome, to Hyde county
where, there Is Iiow a force at work
Steuaaer Butufort arrived fi,.m
Washington yesterday to take a mini
her of convict to Hyde county. 'n
the way she had n hhall Inki i, uhith
may detain her for a day or ho.
We wish to inform tho Ouldidn.ii,
Jl.jfxetijfr that Hon (' ('. Clink mn
the coalition ticket at tin- iciiiesi
,1 til
Democratic (xecutive cuiiiiiutte
Craven county, and in no m nm- a I
or independent
ll.
Hrr.onal.
ltev. Mr. Carpeiilei of Hyde w u,
the city yesterday on a bind i-it.
J. W. Woolen wan intlierilv y t r
day and an busy iih unual
Mr. J. U. Olive, of Wake omul) mi
in the city 'yesterday on 1 uh wh y home
from OdmIow county w hen he ban l i en
at work foraomo time pant
Joel Kinney w as m to n i-hIi r,l n
and driving his air of line hircn.
C. 7rmrrm, who In enRaped on the
Hule woilr in Kyde. wm in the i ay
yelf rdaj' ftrd reported everything
lining on well there. Mr. Iiln in ha)s
there is ample work for the coin n t
force frtt aeveral monthn et.
fllitMlry- farrow, of ( li.ldHhoi.. i
visitinK friends in this city.
Dr. Edward Clark, of Hyde, ir m th
city to meet Mrs. -Clark on her leiurn
from a vlift Wilson.
KM i Chautauqua
EpvR York Hun:-Thw name
ha become somowhat famous, and it is
interesting U know that probably lonj;
before ite lake in the State of New
YQrkjeas so desinaUid an Indian
town at thft confluence of the Neuso and
Tremtrs, In North Carolina, tho
ejAwHiteDt the present town of New
Bern, was so called.
The journal ol Baron de4JrafTnried
(who founded ""New Bern and ho
named ityeXter the canton of Bern . in
Hwitzerlnd from which he came) has
very WOfntly been published by the
Secretary; of State of North Carolina
among the colonial records, and in it
De GratTenriedt several times refers to
this lad lan town as ' Chattawnua,"
"Chattauqoa," end ' Chattoocks,'' and
saye it i the "jlaoe where Newbem
actually atakde." and is "the old nime
of the town oI Newbern.!'
The settlement pt De Oraffonriedt
was made in 1710. - In the year 1714(V)
the North Carolina Indians, who named
this towa Chautauqua, removed to New
York and joined the Five Nations. Did
they not take the name with them and
Kive il to the lake in New York V
A. M. WnrKi.t..
Wilmington , N. C, July 30th.
-WUSStar.
Xaying a Corner Stone
Yesterday afternoon the -New Berne
colored- Odd 'Fellows band, and nn ex
cellent band tt fa, played In front of the
Btigga nlldtagiThe crand lodge of
thai eMerineH in1 ttmt buildinR. At 4
o'clock ifr4 in prooetsion, beaded
by the hand,: and inarched to Oberlin.
whereuwith all the ceremonies it laid
the cornet stont of the colored Baptist
church. Quite a numBfr of colored ex
cuniooi8B Jfrfe; here. Aeft and 0f-
, Tnoneanas oi men ana women n
nmr the country are. silontl miserable.
L
. arhile the outside world think you hare
"-"'jo cause to gTieve.- Bat.ahl We pro
' : noonce no anthm(fli Sguinst any other
remedy? bl ' aeeert that bnn elngle
knuijnf R. R B. will do more In the
.twelve botueeot any uwrnr. vmr www
" Is free and It tel ta IheUle. Ad drees
, f BfcOD BAMt Co., Atlaeta, Ot,
". 'J Sold Hi4 New Berne tf R. N. Duf?
and e.h. Mffow Xrl-T
Ttio India cotton yield
be very larc.
The value of ;m i .vuiic
lillLHill 18 Oil till ,!( !. Ill
Heavy !hif iit ii t r- .,1 ll .ur
. rc al
made ffoni Virginia I" Squill America
The mini : , i i, i t.ilwtcli ,Ni 'lurk
ainl 1 l.i in.,
days.
The r, nun
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lb.- d.
hlu irlcLii 1 two
f bi
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TraiiHAll.n, in
blralllHtllp
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again cutting rati
department only.
The (lernian c.,,
caiii.r pii-tiiiH ti.
i lli cin mt ice in
A pai tv ,.t t-1' Uiy
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ferenl dmiiiiiiiiiatii iiN nr.- m.il . n,g a
bii) cle tour in the Suit.-of New "ink.
A (nod man) caae of dru niuj; Irolu
venturing 1k far in the Mirf ale re
ported al tin- Northern wateiuif renorW.
Vh I'.iifliRh culler (.nii.u la ar
rived but w ill not participate in any
racoH until the conietit f,n the .1 i,,, . i, ii'.s
cup. The uranddauhU r of '1 human J. Ifcr
ou, who wan diKinirtticd from the patent
olice at WaHhiiifton. haH bcin rein
Htalcd.
It is tlioiiKbl in New l,,il. ill
liartholdi Ktutuc w ill not be pin
OBition iin eail ax ant h i ate, I
leinber .
1 11 Alll- tel .lain l,e until.. l He -forbiddeli
Hie Male of n hp.ip in
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bUltelllt'lIt of tlie
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"'I he Sholwell Miiiioijal Am i.i. h
ill a mi l ling held at tin- elln e , I lie
plei. lent .Inly lltll. p:u,M, li-Hol ill lolih
.,iiehiiii(- tin ladn of North I'aiolina
ul,,, nn- friendly to the iimhoi iullon to
, on, liu i a I, a.- tai iluiinc, the Slate I air
to be held III Kalelgh III I ll lober licit
ai, 1 I" coiitiibuti Mi, h ai tides an they
nay I,,' d Ir-pOht d to t;le lovj,id.1 llh
mi, cesH . i ii oi del that a mi Hie nn I .-.iiiounl
o limine lli.M be l.'llM'd o e T el I hllrll a
iii, nil iioiil an the) demii to place, iir
the noble and lanieiili d Miotw i 11
lor a ea i 1 lie 1 11 1 I b.n finiui finn
llboxc the :,Iil(-lll) beall of K illdolph
A Shotvi.ll ainlxllll no i-lolie iii.iiKh
Ii ih ri ht i Hi: place. lien tin nlinck of
bis xuddeu and palhelic .leuUi Inst
tin died the Stale, mam urn-,Iii-,h ,
to contribute towards l lie ei eel ion of a
ninnutnont to perpetuate hit. name ami
record his deal hies courage, bis heron
nacrilicH. bih KlainlcHi. Inmoi , but mti le-t
waned w uh the paieiii months and
very little over SHOO hax been colli cted.
If the ladie do ma work for the
baar ami make it a siici ohh, then- w ill
he no monument rained to Inn memory
for il were better far to lei the crave rc
main unmarked than to raino alove it
nn iDsigrilicant stone all unworthy to
bar no honored ft name.
l.et us ko to work at once and do w hat
uecantoshow that Captain Sholwell
in remembered and lned wilhin the
borders id the Suite for which he sacri
ficed all that made life worth the li iug,
and in which he has laid dow n to hi
rest after years of sufferinK caufrd by
those saenhces.
Tho ladies of Kii lniioiid , Virginia..
held a baaar for dm bciudil of the
"Confederate Home " near thai city
and to that every description of con
tribution w as made, and it w an a great
success. The contributions suitable
are fancy work of all kindp. mementoes
of the lute war, ihina nnd glass ware,
barrels of Hour, articles from the farm
and garden. flowers in Kits and bouquets,
fruils, preserves, jellies, pickles, cAkcs,
catsuie, in short anything that has a
money value. Persons sending articles
Ui be exhibited ul the Kair, such as
bread, preserves, etc., could, if in
terested in this undertaking, mark
them "For tho Shotwoll Memorial
flazaar" after they have competed for
the the priies. Mrs. I-'. A. Olds, of
ltaleigh, the president of the bazaar,
will give all neceeeary information to
those who desire it, and requests all
who will work for it to let her know as
early as possible, so that she may form
some idea as to what will be contributed.
It is earnestly hoped that the ladies
throughout the State will respond to the
appeal of tho Monument Association
and do all that is possible to make the
'Shotwell Memorial lUr-asr" a success.
Ansa Alixakpkr Camubon.
Millsboro, N. C.
Inharmonious Bepublicans.
Yesterday at Tarboro there were two
Republican conventions of Edgecombe
countT. one nominated uodd ior sner
iff, Spraggine for register, Edwards fdr
clerk, Killibrew for treasurer. The
other ticket was Cobb for sheriff. Mines
for clerk, Meech for register, Killibrew
for treasurer, and it instructed for
Frank Winston for solicitor .
A CARD.
Ta all who are suffering from the er
rors aad indiscretions of youth, nervous
. I J 1am -9 naviKwwt
WeUDSSS, IJ "
etc., I will send a recipe that wilt cure
yon, FEES OP CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a niissiosiari
ra Sooth America. Sendaself-addreesed
envelope to the Rbt. Joseph Ti IraAJt,
Motion new 4"r K 'tt'iT
Kinston Items.
1 be ' el Kinstoniau who has c.-ll.c
dawn to hard cider aa a nip before
break f am may well oak, "Is life worih
miiit'r'
An old country negro visited Kinston
last Monday for hhe first time since local
, ,plion went into elloot. and being un
able V obtain hi- usual whiikey,
cussed out creation," say ing "d d if
lie would give otio share of A. & N C.
Hailruad oli k for the whole town.'
We tender our sympathies to our
orthy and interealidg cola boxer of
J -uee count v in the iteruiiinff line, and
ne e w e cannot giva personal attention
- :,it- L;iM', u e kindly turn him over to
or youne; friend. Dr. V. B. Wood ley,
i, , curei. i-nake bile as well an rheu-
lilal iriril .
1 lii- l,mi uiuu. wilh two litely keep
erf, turned up here last Tuesday even
ing lo the ekiltihh delight of Uie small
boys ol Uietonii. li is truly a human
omler and ik about as repulsive as it is
wonderful. Anv one who sees it once
will neiei i an to lo,,k u,n nuch a
lb,i. af.-ain
M.i i ill 'lmloi ai, J prohibition Alley
opened iin full coon hunt lasl Monday
uibl "lib a lantern and a bobtail dog.
No tiuilol a i mill wan ft ruck, but the
I,., .it,,,ii I , i liiyan I-leldr. ' future bar
io, ,in a i- i xartly lixed, n lid when Ibat
: e 1 1 1 1 j 1 1 ,ii I.eliiH buMnet-t-. all Knihtori
"i,i (,,,. .ii li ii in ii.j,' e ei nijiht
K"iN'. 1 1 it 'bo liy, ue man,
fool i lant week winch wan
I of Hcieulilic inleit-Bl. The
II w a:- fully de eloped , but it
1 not a particle of biaiim, there
ly a touli hluinb tintiiie How
killed ;
an olij.
I, ram
ci , i, tan
Im-ii, .
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alone;
al- o
w about brains
il a 1 it is a in
one
Iter
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I mi
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pi, ii lal ioi,
I l,e
Hid lie
I in. -I appbh ainl tin- soundest
1 llavore.l peaches of the season
w , i . 1, re ue lit In n lant Monday by Da v ul
limine-. Iv, of WiHidingloIi town
c-1 . 1 1 . I'be w i nt into the preserve jars
i I II V i iiiiiiiniictv not. however, in
I i iii, ami nugai alln the sty le of the
''. I i aiiip.nguer I nt in die genuine
I i , i.il n ion way with only water and
Mie.u It iiiunl be confessed the nian
nei ol be campaigner in the most popu
1 ii an 1 palatable
Tin- ii-ient aitn.ii i.f Ihe Isiard of
coiuiU comniinsitiiierH in granting
In i nne to ictail liquors outside of the
low ii nf k i union i.s a complete set down
on tin- bopen of the piohibitionista. The
whiskey aiiaoonda is thus getting his
deadly coiln around the town and must
inevitably crush out all the good results
of the .ocnl option law. Itesides, this
action of the commissioners looks like
an attempt to carry w ater on one shoul
der and w hit-key on the other, which is
just about as dillicull and dangerous as
riding on both sides of die sapling at
the Name tune
The county comiii ishioiiers were in
legiilai ni-ssioii last Monday. There
was some hkcihI interest manifested in
die i-ranliiig of retail hiUor license out
side,,) die tow n. The consideration of
the application of II. N. 1 it-Ids to retail
1 1 , 1 ii , i e ju-l beyond the iron bridge on
the Wilmington road was continued lo
the September nieetlllg. H. C. Hill was
granted license to retail at Fields, about
b in milim north of Kinston. This was
lln only lieeimo granted, it being seem
ingly nu hi d through on the patriarchal
plan ' license for me and my wife, my
. . it r i i
son lie! Ill- H ur, wr nun thliilliwiljoic
Stonewall Items.
We have bad no rain fur the past
tut linn fourteen days. After so much
-I, ( reps are having a hard time.
, , 1 1 r (.inn llrani h nemizer says I
can oi, tain t lie Km. or greasy coiiara
seed al t'J '.o ,.r ounce. That is rather
too greasy . fear so much so that they
in itil hav e the cholera.
Mioses I-'mmn IVcton and Sallie
iisoii. of your iity, who have been
visiting Mr. M M 1 erebee for several
lays, returned to their home on Tues
lay. much to the rigretof the young
gents of this place.
.las I ,lewel), w ho has been register
of deeds for our county for a number of
years, is in such poor health that I
understand Im declines to be a candidate
anymore. No county has ever had a
boiler or moru faithful servant.
Mr. John Tingle, who has been a suf
ferer for the past eight yvar with heart
disease, and con lined to his house for
the prist three months or more, died at
his home near here on the 24th July.
A good citizen gone over the river. He
w as almut sixty years old.
C. II. Fowler sowed about one and a
balf acres in clover and grass seed in
March last and has cut and housed by
actual weight no guess work 5,000
pounds of as nice clover hay as was
ever fed to team. Who can beat that,
or where can il be done?
Stonewall's magnetism for a New
Berne w idower was in the city Tuesday
and tho attraction w as so great that he
was drawn across the ferry, Well, if
you could know the amount of water
melons, West India fruit and other nick
nacks that arrive in this vicinity, you
would conclude some one was soft.
It is rather an. enigma to some of your
readers to see the Jotjbnal champion
ing L. C. Latham for Congress from tbe
1st district. It seems to equal the
Argus' interest in your county affairs.
If you will just be easy, I feel eon fid en t
that the 1st district will take care of it
self, and it won't be with a let-down
champion nor a money shark either,
and don't yon forget it. Skinner stock
is at par in Pamlijo.
Barklea's Amies Aatvc.
' Thi Best Salts in the world for
Cuts, Bntteee, Sores, TJlcers, , Bait
Rheum, Ferer Sores, Tetter. Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corse, and all Skin
KruDtione. nnd vmsitivelr f ii res tiilee.
It is guaranteed to give perfect aatiaf ac
tion, or money refunded. Price ttesnti
par box. for a&ie by Uancock Bree. If
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Georgia Proposing to Pension Her
Soldiurt
A I aI.aMa, Atu. '-IliBio will be
two constitutional suendments voted
on at ths State electfou in October, one
of which is of general interest, as it is
likely u place maimed Confederate
sold iee on a permanent pension list.
Ths aiuerjiinieiit is as fwliowa.
That the last sentence of article 7,
Necuon 1, paragraph 1, of the Constitu
tion of 1P77 bo, and the name is hereby
amended, by adding thereto at tbe end
of said sentence the following words
'And to make suitable uruMsiou for
such Confederate sol i icrp a.- may have
been permanently ln.ured in such
service. ' Ho that said sentence, w hen
so amended, shall read as follows "To
supply the soldier who loot a limb or
limbs iu the military service of the
Confederate States w uh mutable alin
cial limbs during life, and lo make
suitable provision for sued Confederate
soldiers aa may have been permanently
injured in such service.
I nder the lanl clause cl the proposed
amendment the legislature would be
at liberty to establish a pens. mi lint
There is no opKettiou w halever in the
Slate lu tbe promised amendment.
8. C. Democratic Convention.
t'oLi Miili, Aug. 4 The Democratic
Slate Convention met in the opera bouse
at 12 m. Kx-tiovenior Johnson Hagoo-J
was elected permanent chairman.
Considerable interent has been felt as
Ui tho action of the body in view of Ihe
"farmers movement, which cropt)il
out early in the yual and resulted in a
contention bun- in June to consider the
grievances of agriculturists. Hincetlit-n
the leader of the movement H. H. Till
man, of hdgeheld has been working
v lgorously lo seen re county de legal lous,
and many poopls believed dial he w ould
be able to shape the policy of the
convent ion and dictate the nomination, j
The present ( in ernoi . ll n. J. C. Shwp
pard, w as supposed lo t.e the choice of
die farmers party for the lust place on
the ticket, and dm first ballot showed a
vote for him of ft1 out of :11s cast. Tbe
other candidates were J. I'. Richardson,
present Stale Tittasurer Senator W. I .
Coker, of Darlington Senator liilosj.
Patterson, of Choslei . Representative
Edward MoCready , jr. , of Charleston,
and Chancellor Johnson of Marion
No choice was had m die first
two ballots, and on the third ballot
Richardson received 17- i otes and win
declared nominated.
The convention ih now considering
other nominations, and the name of
(Joneral W. I,. Ta Prince, Chesterfield
has been put in nomination for f.ieuten
ant tiovornor.
Had Treatment.
The Hon. John (loode has w ritten a
letter to the Democratic voters of the
second Virginia district Ihe district
that elected him to Congress which is
interesting not only to those to whom it
is addressed but to the people of the
wholo country. It is a manly protest
against the injustice which has been
done him in the rejection of his nomiria
lion to the Bolicitorship general by tbe
l'residunl. He shows that tins action
was due not to any unlitnesH on his
part for tho ollice to which ho was
called but to the demand made by his
personal enemy, Mahono as a part of
the fulfillment of n corrupt bargain,
and tho efforts of an incorpurtod
monopxdy, whose hostility he won by
doing his duty. Ho claims too, and
with reason doubtless, that had his ap
pointment been discussed in open see
sion of i tho Senate, instead of in tbe
darkness of star chamber proceedings,
the wrong which has been done hirn
could not have been accomplished .
Nnr nnd (Karnw.
A Judge's Suiiide.
Natchez, Mies., Aug. 4. Judge
Joseph Shields, a prominent member of
the bar and the author of the l.ifo and
Times of S. S. Prentiss, " committed
snicide by strangulation last night. The
loss of his w ife some t nne ago had af
fected his mind.
Revolutionary Circulars.
MaPHIP, Aug. 2. Pamphlets and cir
culars containing an appeal to the peo
ple to cast off tho Castiliau yoke and
proclaim tho ancient kingdom have
been widely distributed in catatonia.
The police are seizing tho documents.
Democratic Ward Meetings.
The Democrats of the 1st ward will
meet at the-city hall on Monday, August
9lh, at 8 p. m., for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the county convention
to be held Friday. Aug. 13th, 18SU.
ALPHECS W. WOOf.
for the committee.
The Democrats of the 3d ward will
meet at Gardner's carriage shop on
Monday, Aug. 8th, at S p. m. for the
purpose of electing delegates tr? the
county convention to be held Friday,
Aug. 13, ISSfi.
R. D. nANiXX'K, chairman.
The Democrats of the 3d ward will
meet at Reliance engine house on Mon
day, Aug. 9th, at 8 p. m. for the purpose
of electing delegates to the county con
vention to beheld Friday, Aug. 13, ISm
Ja. W. Moore, Chairman.
The Democrats of the 4th ward will
meet at J. B. Lane's shop, on Monday,
Aug. 9lh, at 8 p. m., for the purpose of
electing delegates to tbe county conven
tion to beheld Friday, Aug. 13, 188.
J. B. Lane, Chairman.
The Democrats of the Fifth Ward will
meet at Hackburn's store on Monday,
AugtfSt 9th, at 8 p. rrT. for the purpose of
selecting'' delegates tr the county con
vention to pe held Friday, August I Jtn.
1886. .3. HAcaiBURtfjChm'n. .
The Dernoerata bt. 8th fownaniri
outside Of the town will meet at the
Mayor's office on Monday, August Oth i
at 11 oVIockr, for the porpoeeof electing
delegates ta the aountf oonryeatian to
e beW Friday, A-nMM IStti,
i STBBrr, Ch'mn..
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Fiance to Withdraw her Ambassador
at the Tatvcan.
Rome, Aug. 2. The Pope has notified
the foreign representatives here of tbe
appointment of Hrr. AgUardi as Apoe-i
tolic Delegate and Minister Resident at
Pekin. In consequenoe of this appoint'
ment r ranee will withdraw her AnihaiH
sador to ihe Vatican.
A (pialm'a Vrile Mwfr
Capt. Coleman, achr. Weymouth, ply
ing between Atlantic City and N. x..
had been troubled with a cough SO that
Le w a; unable to sleep, and was induced
to uy Dr. King's New Discovery for
uiunuiiiBtiuii. It not only gavezhim m
slant relief, hut allayed ihe extreme
soreness in his breast. His children
were similarly affected and a single
dose had the same happy effect. Dr
King s New Discovery is now the Stan
dard remedy in the Coloinan household
and on board the schooner Free trial
Isittles of this Standard Remedy at
Hancock Hros Drug Htore
Notice.
The licm.icraUs of the pib township
are hereby null Hod that a meeting will
be held at the Mayor 's office on Monday .
August tflh. lt6, at 12 o clock, lo elect
ihe township executive committee for
the ensuing two years.
Hy order of the oommlllee.
Cucmkmt UaMV, Chm u.
COMMERCIAL.
Joi-hnai. Ornci Aug ri B P. li.
OOTTON .
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bow
steady. Sales of 7ii,7dO bales.
August, a t", February.
September, 'J ill' March.
October. '.i X' April.
November ;i May
December. '.I V 1 June.
January. '.i :ct July.
Sik.is T . r iii Middling 'J I .'
Middling - , l tis.,1
Ordinary
No sales.
Middling
1 '-'.
New 'Heme market dull
Middling H Ixiw
, !' Hood Ordinary 7 '
ooinitsric niHiKi.
SkKI) IXITTUN J$2 .9(1.
Ootton 8kki J10 00.
TcKPSNTim Hard, $1.00, dip, J1.75.
Tab 75c. all. 25.
Oats -New, 35c. in bulk
Corn 5oc. in bulk from boats 'like.
to flOc. from stores.
RitTt 75aH5.
Bimwii-80c. per lb.
Bnr On foot, 8c. to 6c.
Oocbtbt Ha MB 10c. per lb.
" Laud 10c. per lb.
Eoob Mc. per dosen.
Fbbbb Pobk 4ia9o. per pound.
PaAKUTS 50o. per bushel.
Foddeb 75o.ajl.00 per hundred.
Onions 50c. per barrel.;
Field Pab 65a70c.
Hidbb Dry, loc. ; green 5o.
AlTI.KS 2aa50c. per bushel.
Pkaiih 75c.aS?1.2.ri per bushel.
Hi inky 40c. per gal.
Tali-ow 5c. per lb.
Ohiokens Drown, ,H0a35c. . tiring
30a85c.
Meal ft.'ic. per bushel.
Oats 50 cts. per bushel.
Turnips 50c. per bushel.
Ski i Pi it a to ics Fjirly Rose, 82.7a per
hbl.
Wool 10al6c. per pound.
Potatoes Ikihamas. SiaJOc. . yams,
40a50c.
Kerosene 9jc.
Sbinqlks West India, dull and mm
nal;not wanted. Building. 5 inch
hearts, f 3. 00 ; saps, f 1. 50 per M.
wholesale priceb.
New Mess Pork f 12.00.
HnouLDER Meat 7Jc.
C. R. 's, F. B'e, B.'s and L. 0 7c.
Flour 3.25a8.00.
I.aru 7Jc. by the tierce.
Nails Basis 10's, 82.75.
Suoar Granulated, 7c.
Coffee Wallc.
Salt H'a90c. per sack.
Molasses and Stbtjpb 0a45c
Powder 85.00.
BnoT 81.75.
FRENCH'S HOTEL,
C1TV MALL SO, U ARK, SJEW YORK.
'nniwile t'Uy Hall and the Post OHIep.
I li s llnlel 1 one of the most complete in
Is appointments anil furniture of A1Y
HOUSK tn New York City and Is condnrted
mi the XJuropostri Plau.
Htioms only One Dollar per ilav. Half min
iil i- s walk from Brooklyn I! ridge and Kle
vatetl H. K. All lines of cars pass the door.
Most oonveiiient Hotel In New York for
Mi-rcliaiits to stop at. lilnlnn Kooms. Cafes
ami Lunch Counter replete with all ihe lux
uries nl numeral pnoeH. (; wly
Rock Lime,
Plaster,
Cements,
Goat Hair.
K. 0. K. LODGE.
CKAVKN STREET,
Itelow Exprcm Office.
niayXl iUkwAw
Fcr Sheriff.
I hereby announce ttryself a candidate
for tire office of SHERIFF OF CRAVEN
COUNTY, witkont rorard to party, and
if elected will endeavor to be theotfoer
of the whole people of the oounty.
Respectfully,
" ' ' JOSEPH NELSON.
July 8tb, 1986. tf
Great Reduction !
A Ungc Line ul luUia lirwiss Ckerk siu-
oolu, li.niii.ii Mrilicl, Kfptuui and (Jrlsu
ll Laces ill U-.,Uerel at Marvsiuiisiy Low
Pilots ul
Little Store Round Corner.
J F. IVES,
MliLdl BWttL.
wit Uuur latm tvtkjek
NEW BERN GfWDElTswiOOl,
SKSSIOJI OF lS-7.
l'Uui. tiLuliiit W. NtSAL, Principal.
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Cl-el., I i,,l
ll.' N In I
Ol ll.lt, ,-bCK.I HIS l
1 i,i,.':Lt'l rulca uf
Monday, Sept. 13th, 1886.
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in .1 i.e niy ua,e4 bra
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t-' i, . o'.lr I l,L. L,uu uf , .tllem nf
N w lit .
MIM 1 tv IiumI . nak.
' .cien ,.! i,u,i hint rin-
or ri : i n
! ' ' t "- -n.,l I "lilrit l i.l i-imru
in.-
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Ulll.ll
II) ..r.l. : . ..,,,
v M VlAlNlN
Hec and Tres
mii:l 1,'.
Portsmouth & Ocracoke
The Hteaun-r Trent will loave her
luck, ai the fool of ( raven nlnwt for
l'ortaniouih ainl llrro,k luiniv
A I'll I KT (llli INHfi. at flam .mln!
turn THIk-iliAY, A L UL ST 12th, lHSfl,
touching at Martin's Wharf, Adams
viera auu nroaa i reek, .ins excursion
will Vive an oiiiuirliimiv iiimunJ
j - v
UBVB I'll IiIhhmhiiIIv mi 1 1 . .. uu.ulw.A
a small amount, and also attending the
annum amp meeting at Ocracoke T
hCHKLll LK
Leave New lterue at 6 a. m.'
Leave Martin's Wharf at S 30 a. m
lave Adams ( reek at tf::)0 a. m.
Uiave Ilroad ( reek al 1 1 ,30 a. in.
Arrive at Portsmouth at "i p. to.
rare for round trip ,2 00. meals
eitra
Person- inieii,! mi- t,, tL il.ir...
will lileat-e notify me aa hiiIv h. m
Bible, as t!,e iuiinl.er w ill be limited
jlySltf J1 U1N ll. HKIJ., Ag't.
ZKINSEY'S SCHOOL
11IR
Girls aud Young Ladies,
I. A (iliANliK, N. (.'.
.IOS1.P1I KINHKV, I'hincu-ai..
Kail SeHHion heine Monday, Auirust
:io, ixm;.
ri KMb
KxperiHe t r Hension of Jo weeks, in
cluding hoard, tuition, instruction in
music, vocal and instrumental. Ancient
and Modern languages, and exercise in
Calisthenics, gno.n0.
Pupils will hoard with Princioal
whom please iidilroHs for further uartic-
ulars. ty 14 dim wtf
Special Announcement
To make room for our Fall
and Winter Stock we will
CLOSE OCT THE BALANCE
OF OUR STOCK OF CLOTH
ING at COST.
Some Nice Suits at tlO-00.
Special Bargains in Chil
dren's Suits for 5, 6 and ,7
years.
HOWARD & JONES.
Jul W dwlf
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Crab OkchnrdJ
V T)?5.raIitC-
I THRKlDNevs.
LthgstorachV
r THE UOM, KKJ.
K IMISIT1VK CUliK Koll.
3 DYSPEPSIA,
CONSTIPATION, aJ
SICK HEADACHEw
(reniaii) Cmi (Iu'haui Halt in )
Vd pack at to arnl 2 la. u f-n
r .
UlliV JilLB SUIU in DUIk. v.
Crab Orchard Wittr C... Proavi
9 N. lONhS, Maoak'vr. luiavilk. fc.y.
Ferdinand Ulrich,
WHOLESALE. GE0CEE
AC.ENCY OF
HAZARD POWDEE 00.
ALSO IN STOCt:
Uraiu Hacks, it apes, Tyring
S3 sire-?
Paints, Oils, NaIN, and Shot of
all 8Ue8 nt -i
; ,i'i
T. A. Green. Old Stand; :i 1,1
- -!fj ii rU'flf
NEW BKkNE, N. ).
ativoa
1lTdlw v I tt. HArkTT: RnJr.
All persona owhraaaiifer? u7M .
must eonke forward alrdtayfte'fcH),?
at onoe, aeoost wilt Waddel after tha3
loth Aavn AiaMu.1Aan, t-l7,iAA I e?J
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