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New Terne, latitude, '856' Forth,
Ada sets, 6Ut 1 18 hours, 19 minute.
Moon rite et.lSa amli , !-; ' ' -
ATI wiAtt Painting, i
Having tfored otaarj drawing
and painting, notice m hereby given
thatotftotejtua'eattf wfU otakea at my
atudK.,at.U)e Baptist Parsonage, in
tructim n ill be Biyan in DrawinA and
Painting in Oil and Water .ooiors;
Oav ' "-ewlii rtrom nod all and from
Life- - i 8011 tife, aid b thaTrinci
ple' v t Jinical Drawing; iAIao Lustra
PaidwaaMtwaar TJoeorative works,
for wbica orders are. solicited.
K5" JjMCiXt a .aBOrning of
Ant 'Ti w: Between tne poBWJiuoe ana
the Trorer of the A. &
. OTKrS.TV"Ach or four (4) key,
via; Two (djapapattod Tale lock keys;
oae (1) oonnUiud Yaie Jock key; one
(1 routyi beat or desk key. The finder
will be rewarded by learrng the eaine
at the general office of the A. & N. C.
K. B. , - ' ug28dtf
SmjATipK Wanted. A gentleman
who baa' considerable experieaee as a
meroaaati deairea aitaaUon -te a dry
goods etore. Ie"wftltng to work for
moderate ,W. For,, further informa
tion apply t Journal omce.
F(Mk aUlir j The Hill house on South
Front street." Apply to
augSOtf J. A. Mbadows.
Rajing Snile at 11.00, summer neck
wear. White Lawn Dude Bowa. Bum
mer ynderwear. Tennis Shirts, Plaited
BoaomJghirta, Teatrast Bags, etc., a
" i Howard & Jones'.
WktAsUlsns 'axe becoming source
but the seappernong grape is coming to
fill their places.
EememhW the lecture at the Y. M. U.
A. reeaM somerrow nfght. It will be
worth hearing.
Notjoa iagiren that 1. B. Abbott will
appear at the' Frog Pond on Monday
tueaorrow night and explain hb posi
tion.vr j
We are reqveeted to state that dete
gateaU khe Jadicial ooaventioa tone
held ITWeiaerZ pext.Thiraday will be
iaaaiJ r IVe? lOada at rednoed fare.
The ooenty bpard of edaoation. will
meet ia this cityen the Brat Monday in
8erekVY BRJe1 one of the regalar
meetings provided by law and will be
one of idfpdrtaaae to this eohools of the
oouaty. - ri
Tlfahn -pablioaBi ar -4n doabt
aa to whigh -eaadidateforf Chwigreaa te
tie on to? Abbott was the cjhoioe of
their eoafitlA', tmt' b ' a .pon
nateJfVcoaTeaUon 'which ad
mitted the iineoa - delegate. If
AbtMtTY,'2he 'Cegaler nominee, then
Btlmaon 'Ur'Yhfl regular nominee for
sheriff. i-
A eaf'wsir.r" Priti
At fctoent meeting of the di roc tori
of thliaUonalJ&k ia thie cHy, Mr.
Oeo, Hubert elected aasltUnt
eaehleT.ijr Roberts' long aorTlces as
teller in'tha iaatitatton has well jjaali
fiedhtafcrpealt'km. .
- L.Tallcau left, fojrne North yeeter
daj f dfel'jio'l ittiQMe; ol pnrthaaiag a
large stock of dry goods and clothing.
He promleei te surprise the natives with
Ber.Xt. Vaasleturned laet night'
from afifefl 5?fi'j hfl !bath;chfn-lh
of FayetteyUle, Prasbrterf Ml
trip nrr WuntM'- W-t4
"""WW WWWtHi
Morehet IJM fr4ih mM1 si
wUl rUiofseAJMWraarob
todsr,, af?s . ita.nttfw,.ra9
' Chrk 'riaaWL'dst Sector.
teothB- AarVatTttBllyP1 tSorVloei
. at 11 , m. and 8f p. m.r Sundaj
School at p l. rTho fxihliovM
alwajs In-'id hluke part ft'OeiW
rfoes c stoTtih,tftliAriiwyi at
the do.iprOTWaaata.j.3 bnt lelcr
Bar&4 Chatct" oMrc Of jo Theo.
- Whiifrid rto'aSrTfbea at 11 a. m.
and 8 p.-"cat free- anjltho alia
and sir-. ers Tislting the dty, are Cor
. diall LY ;id td AUend.- 8y:jacbA6l
m ari 8 p, m.,..ThernorninAertice
will be rondircted bt- ih$ partor. Rer
L. W. Crs a f ord:" At night Rev. Arthur
U-Iaril r EcglatC .iU: pteacb.
; Pews are al Jte free, te all. A cordial
feinde to all " persons to
'i t' 9 c r ricaU(isk iuiu
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I. C t It a.ja. aod
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rklmUMcsaia4 Drawtavca.
n JtftTpg Theo. WhitlbW fires actio
ta tnie fane tnat sue wjl jeoeite pupus
fortessons in drawing and paintings at
her etvdio at the Baptist pareonage'.-.
ebeetvMence o Ifrs. WJifleld
oonuietency a a teacner u ner work:
8h4 haa aome on hand that indicates the
touch of skilled artist. ,
aflafertanea Cmm; Mkl-Baaded.
f : Lift Tueaday 'merning the Jouknal
announced 4hat Lm Hicks, poL, bad
his" hand, sawed off at Stimaon'a aaw
mill.' The item found its way to Duplin
county and coming under deputy Sheriff
TwYeye,he at once recognized the
niSMAQ BeB th
aof hAi-rf.a
oolorejl rhari who was
ahaist there to
anawar to Hjho. charge of larceny. The
deputy arrived on Friday night and in
tmywD poTlosWKetchiuii
uuti npn, wuu wan in oea ana naa
been iece the accident, a was taken
to jail afad on yeeterdajlef t for Keaans-
viUe.
Some oonj plaint ia nude about the
notion of the deputy in taking a man oil
In the condition that' Ukks was in:
be U charged with inhumanity, etc?
Of this we know nothing. The deputy
etated that he was charged with rob
bing a smokehouse and had "Riven his
bond for appearance at court but failed
to appear, and his sureties were likely
to suffer if he was not at the next term
of the court. Whether or not it was in
human; to make him travel, four days
after having a hand taken off, we oan
not say. If it was, the deputy ought to
have lodred him in jail here uutil he
was able to travel. We are informed
by the policeman who accompanied the
deputy, that they offered to take him to
his physician to have his wound
dressed, but he preferred not to have it
dressed.
But for the accident at the mill hie
whereabouts would probably hnvt) re
mained a mystery to his sureties.
TSa Urad Bcheal.
We call attention to the school notice
published in this issue. The trustees of
the Academy find it impossible to ran
the school entirely free. The 1st and
2nd grades will be free: the tuition
charged for a other grades is fixed at a
very lew rate. We wish the school suo
under this arrangement; it is doubt-
lees the beet that can be done" under the
circumstances, unless the suggestion
we have to often made could hate met
the approval of the Board. The old
building is amply sufficient for the
available funds of the trustees The
e)g building could have been rented
or leased to some enterprising teacher
Who would have built up a flret-clase
htyh school. If,, the trnstees had oon
Qned thoir work to the available funds
and kept a free school as lona- as the
monsy would permit, there would have.
been no doubt about the legality of ap
propriating the publio school funds. But
suppose, under the present arrange
ment, a parent demands admission for
his children te too third and foutth
gradea nd refuses to pay? Have the
trustees the right to exolude the ohil
drea and at I tie same time use the pub
lio. school fends?
We see no hope of obtaining legisla
tion by which our graded school can bo
kptupbj (axAiloo;the trustees might
aa well cot their garment according to
the cloth they have, and M pay schools
bo'ran by individual enterprise. If
later wi loose or rent the new build
ingwenaveno doubt one of tne nneet
schools ia Eaetern Carolina would
sooaee built up there. The situation
ofraw Berne, its health record, and
cn-Mp board Jnatuy as in makmg tnis
prediction. The sohools of Klnston and
Li grange take child rea-f rora our very
ftvBsti aadirofc coahluW at arouhJ oat
Tvy ' draw apoa their merits, proper
odTorUsing' and: personal; aolieaAttoo.
UPw.itnow of some jhalf doaan ypung
lamies In Pamlico county. who will goto
gins ton and La Orange schools thf
oommg year. They covM have been
oasuad ia New Berne; (heir board,
sai&o. and other axpenses eonld, have
ooea rornunM asas. AC wo naa naa tne
nig a soneqw .c"
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rtow nfcht. Augl 80th, at the
Frog Pond, at 81 o clock, the Bon. X. B.
A bbooV '-thoi rognlajt aowilweo for the
50th Oevi tress will extlaitl himself oa
too pongressipoal aaesuoB i . . i-
IW&alaMg'.ka tho rostoffieo at 'New
Pecae,- Crave, eonnty, C,r Jtog.
VArvon :BrTaa ' J; T.lllrfhklyV Vau
lAalendrea A. P. Jonas Willie hmaall,
A. Baedo, John Vsrwl'L Clinton ,T.
9 . 0. - r ty ft J l y
Tersona calling for above letters, will
, auiit w JBwaBM
L Itka. ' Wnratowli Soothtjio Braur
f feiiouid 'alwnra be need " for childrv
titirr. ; I a-xthw ,tho ohSJ, oftu
rt:. T,tr. A:. "T!, ,n& is t. e best remedy for diar"-
f- e frts a bettiSL p
'Senator kfahons. of Virticlai ours he
has nd deaire to be noani noted for Con
gress. ?:fl'" V--J'
grew,
Paul
Derouble, a Frenchman ia in
Rnjsia, agitating an allianteTof Trance
. .... . , . , -. i, 1
uu vuat country in a war against ue
many.
Tha committee appointed b the ng
lish Government to examine into the
Pasteur method of Inoculation foe the
prevention of. rabies has expressed it
self that the French Savant's treatment
tier hydrophobia is effective.
Two MaseachnBetDi sailors who were
wrecked on the bark Napoleon in June
1865 and given ap aa lost, have been
heard from. ' They were washed ashoreJ
on the Siberian coast and are now on
their way home.
Captain Abbey, of the United States
revenue steamer Got win, af Alaska, re
ports having seized, for violation of the
seal fishery law. four veaeels, sixty
prisoners, oyer 8,000 seal skins and a
large amouat of arms and ammunition.
As an illustration of what may be
done under the scalp bounty low, it is
stated that an Indiana man found a nest
of hawk eggs, took them home, placed
them under a hen, and when they were
hatched, out, killed them and collected
the State iwunty of 60 cts. for each one.
Russian authorities are highly in-
oenned at the tone of the English press
in reference to the Eastern question.
They say that the CzAr hadn't any
knowledge whatever of the Bulgarian
conspiracy to depose Prince Alexander.
It is believed in England that Russia in
tends occupying Bulgaria. The Lion
and Bear will yet measure strength.
All decency has not been discarded
in politics. The Philadelphia North
American, a staunch Republican jour
nal, sounds the keynote of dignity and
dedency in the Pennsylvania guberna
torial contest by its manly tribute te
the Hon. Chaunoey F. Black, the can
didate it earnestly opposes for Governor.
It says that it "is childish and it is un
true" to defarao and beirttle Mr. Black
because he is a political opponent; and
adds "that no aaaount oibad temnar
and Bo'amooafc of fale4ir1reinYesn
bring the people of Intelligence in Penn
sylvania to look upon Chaunoey F.
Black as other than a geatieknaa of the
hiheet character, 'personally and Intel
leotuaUy." ' It adds: "The Democsatol
party Das few men whom It should be
more proud of than Mr. Black, for he Ui doejn (he rnoaataln was thought to W
a man of mtogrigy. of cdltare hod oflat tie rate of seventy-five mileeaA hour,
capacity. "
'feiuston Items.
If "old Chow Chow" is good author
ity, a young coon hunter or candidate
for sheriff has reeentky made his- ap-
vmimuvp va aw inainar z. aj . mj
lor at this town.
Tbe entertainment at the nktsra house
last Thursday night for the benefit of
the Episcopal Chnrch was unique in all
its appointments and a suoooso every
way. The vocal and instrumental mvjao
delighted ' ovtjifMr ' Priawilla, a
Puritan maiden. In "The Courtship of
Miles Blandish" and Betsy, Maid of ay.
work, ia "Misfortune, "a charade, were
the particular favorites of thov occasion.
David Pearce, eon Of our respected
oountyman, John S. W. Pearoe, Of Sand
Hiu township, died very unexpectedly
last week at the residence, of, his father.
He was a student of Trinity College in
this State and waa homo on the summer
vacation, expecting to return with the
fall session; but was taken aick with
chfUa and fever and died as above
stated. lie was a young man of fine
promise. .-,
Parson MewboVne returned last week
from hia overland hunting and fishing
exeuratoh to Oraslowoovnty. His party
camped on Brown a magnificent beach,
where they frolicked with "old oooap,1
hunted door and alligators, caught
fresh and saltwater fish and lived upon
tha finest orators ia the world right
fron too wat. famo o jUJtlad tt
abfendaat ana the fUbJna- is ansar passed.
The parson found the people there sx
oaadingly kindr sootal and teapitahto
aal wilUorarr asrassnhar them aa for
their "good Vbrks,'' with an ospoclal
prayor for that prince of kind fellows,
Ma?.!rporior ICort have
moved smoothly and orderly ainoo the
grand awakening- last Monday morn
ing, MrnimlBgtlIoward, oor., oharged
whB smothering nor child tq death, was
ra leased.' fh, tb absence of . any teati-
monyi against , bee,. Th Stata against
Jca OlcDaniol was calledT Friday
morning, whoa eoansel for tha aeoassa
offered to submit for maoalanghter.
The court, after aoaiaig tha chief wit
nesses for the State, aooepted the offer
sad entered judgment aooord ingly, The
Snlehmoat had sot been fixed at the
M we wrote. Job L. Strand: and
Samuel Howard, both white vara oonv
vieted of stealing hogs and sontonoad to
Ibo .penitentlarr the arst, five yea ra.
the lasti-oao year, at hard labor. Mr.
Stroad appealed to the Supreme Court,
tha apnea.
appeal bond being nxad ata,M,
whioh arai rivitn. A few caaaa of
minor otTracee were'dospoeed'oa; leav-
mg tnree burclarr cases (whites) to. he
heard. This looks .very maoh like
white man's coart.. There are twenry-
roor prwoners in hunstov iau. or ail
sexes, sizes and colors, repreeentiag al
most every cruno o the enrstnai ealea
dar. Jailor Loftia ia growirar tn TXT
lartty a a bnei kerr. .'. E lods well,
waters frffe'.y, looks Out for bull doff
and ibets dnn tbe steel bvakoa ffmty
(m bis anwi;:r r-Jflets, His boarders
CbL Phil ThoBxpooft Makes Interest
ing Buggesuoas aa to ito.comtoata.
Vrw York, Aug. 23. v-Ex-Cosgreeeman
Philip B. Thompson of Kentuoky, 8eo-
retarrof tne NaUonal lBmoorato Con
gressional Committee; said to a reporter
that he had been busy at Washington
getting ready a campaign book.' The
book will appear, in a few. day. It
oompletoly endorses the President 'l
Administration. Speaking of it and the
general policy of Mr. Cleveland, Mr,
Thompson said:
"This is a campaign document to go
before tha country (or the fall elections.
In it wo point to the manner in waioa
civil servioe reform has been carried
out by the Democrats. On the tariff
question, which, in my judgment,
sooner or later will be the sole issue, we
take a moderate course, and we disouse
th surplus in the Treasury and ask
that it be reduced.
''We do aot whitewash the Presi
dent 'e policy. Be has made mistakes
there is no doubt in that matter, but we
are all liable to err. The greatest mis
take he made was the failure tosin the
surplus resolution bill. It shows that
the President is guided in his financial
pokey by the magnates or advisers who
surround him. They represent the
sentiment of the East, of Wall street.
It is natural that the Wall street finan
ciers should oppose the putting out of
so tauoh money. The West and Sooth
want Che surplus paid out. It will have
a tendency to make money easier and
more plentiful. The President, I think,
intends to carry out the provisions u
the resolution.
'The Democratic party is bound to
nominate President Cleveland for a
second term ; it cannot be avoided. It
must be done to vindicate the first
Democratic Administration after an in
terval of a quarter of a century. If we
did) not the Republicans would have
grounds to attack us, saying our first
President after the war was a failure. "
Boil on Ikttiy Advertiser.
Aioilicr Case.
UOTTK, N. C., Jan. y,
lSh5.
Tpe B. B. B.
medicine has done more
good for my kidney affection than any
I ever need. Its action is speedy, and
it is a fine tonio. T. O. Callahan.
Sold in New Berne by R. N. Duffy
and E. B. Meadows.
A Horrible Accident.
ws was received at Asheville
aesday evening, the Advanse aays
most aorripie ana nearvreouuiK
eat which occurred on Tryon
In Wednesday. A constraction
broke loose while ascend in it the
, and went whirling down thOr
a terrible speed. oa
wat and five ooaviota were Instantly
killed and H persons ware wounded,
The engineer had left the engini
in charge or the fireman. The
trfta started down the grade and the
airbrakes torusea to worn. me speoe
dovin the rnoaataln was thought to be
Strange to say . neither Uie engine nor
flat bars jumped the track.' The men
standing' on the flat oars had nothing to
bold on to and were tnrowa ra aitrerent
directions when a short carve
turned. Some of them were horribly
manvled. The train was stopped after
running six miles.
-I,,
BmeRlaa'a Aralea Salr.
Tub Best 8alvb in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Sal
Rheum, Fever Bores, Tetter, knapped
Hands. Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin
Emotions, and positively Onrea piles.
It is guars teed to give perfect eatiflfac-
tioa. or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Uancock uros. ly
Tha Apaches Not To Be Removed.
WAflftTNOtON. Au. 95. Tho sute
meats to the effect that ihe Government
intende to remove the Apaohas on the
S&4 Carlos reservation; Arizona, to
moreoivuizea regions, pernaps to ron
Marion, Florida, is not borne out by m
auu-iee at the Indian Bureau. There
are' on tha San Carles reservation 5,000
Anaohes. divided into the following
bands: White Mountain Apaehes, 8,600;
Attache Mohave. 000; Apacnes Ttnba,
800: Chiracahua Apaohea, 500. There
are1 also a few Toa tot. Apaches, and a
remnant of the old San Cartas- tribes.
For roars the country has shuddered
wish horror at the, tales, told of the
atrocities of too Indians broksn loose
from the San Carlos reservation, and a
rear aao the reservation, ia response to
popular dasnaad, was oaken . from the
control of the Indian Derjortmoat, and
has since been eutirelr rovemed by po
lice reflation,. with Caa. . Piaroo of
thvarmy ia charge of the agency. iThe
whole trouble with those Indiana and
tha bad reputation acaneret i try
tgaay is due ni.lrly to the hand af
lea than (KM) muracanuas. a ioc oi rene-
s-adea thatroaUyMttato'ro. and
they were liaaply seat as this raMar
to prevent the rofiodical faV i in ft ch
thesooaataaarlndckredit 0ur tM-
Uer. To that bawA itg juaaX. AialH.
band belonw. aad to these few JffyW
throats tned oraesHK nss nan uanos
i . I I If. . . Mi
WeaOartaft Caaa- A
W. B. Hort At Co.twattUsaJ and re
tail druggists of RomeiQrey: Ws
have boon 00111114' Dm Kivr wor Dis
oorory, Eaeotrio BtteM,a IBuckloaa
Aiiina Kala for !woi vearft, a Havs
aever handled-reTaedierwiat, aj 11 as
watt.' or give such, universal satisfac
tion. ) There have b4avatrno wonderful
ootos effected by taee. medicines in
this oitr. Several aasea ef rrononnoed
Coasompaioa have beeir-wrtfrely cured
by aot of a rvf ttioa or. jr. t tng 1
New Diaor rv. t
with' ElaetrMS 1 . . r . : T 4 WraAeS
than always.-, kiok. Uaor-c Bros.
- I ' "-- -lT:
' ilvo hs '-K' fc sf
irom a w . y' tin 1 n at
etto cnakU. vV'amak Ue aigM and
I No
I AT b
laccaJ
laabOahi
Hrat
Imoaotaao
Irrade
IS
vfy profitable toaaoae who ara wUlipglto the higbeat bidder, lor tbe year 17
to I Tly tt anvadvel du"-tt.W lOtaiiM By order Board Ctwwm leathers, '
1 -b i a reus w. icks, r3 v., - j
'A idreas W. ma, tnr9 or uo.,-
Wi.sHn.oToa, Aug.' M. Senator aV
aone has written froaa Ctd Point Com
fort toe prosaiaorrt gaaUssn an ia Paters-
onrg, Va., saying that, nay sargosev
placing him ia the light ol a candidate
for Congress froaa thev loarth .Virginia
QJBtrtot, or cooroTi the idea taoi he
would accept if. arnjnaAedyis distaste
iiuuia nainire sue fjtpraaava opsaagai,
and hs has never thought the occasion
would arise that woald saaks it aooes
aarj for him to btf.nnaaied.
A CAJUv
To all who are sufferiag from the er
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
etc, I will send a reoipe that will ears
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a miasioavery
in South America. 8end a self -addressed
envelope to the Rev. JoaarH T. Inman,1
8tatvml iew York OU. al?dwy
COMMERCIAL.
Journal Ornoa, Aug. 2H, tp. ai-
OOTTON.
ffrwYoag, Aug. 87. Fututes closed
steady. Salesof 89,100 bales.
August. S.Otf February. 'iU
September, 9.0b March.
Ootober. 9.10 April, 9.51
November, 'J Yd May, 'J.5S
December. June, 9.67
January, V.M July, 9.78
Spots steady; Middbog 9 1-4. Ijom
Middling H 1-8; Uood Ordinary 8 1-4.
New Berne Market dull. No aalee.
Middling 8 3 8, Low Middling 8 l b
Good Ordinary 7 3-8.
teBBO-riC M1BBBT.
HKED OOTTON 8. 90.
Oottom 8KXD flO.00.
TvaprarruiB Hard, l.Oo. dip, l.7t.
Tab 75c.all.85.
Oats New, 85c. in bulk
Corn 55a0c
Rioa 76a85.
Bras wax lie per lb.
Baar On foot, to. to 5c.
Country Hamb 10c. per lb.
" Lard 10c. per lb.
E!ooa 12e. per desen.
Frbsh Poax tiafto. par pound
Pranuto 50o. per baohel.
Foodrr 75c.afl.00 perhnndred.
Omionb 50c. per barrel.
FtauD Pras 66a70o.
Hasai Dry, loo.-,
Apnjn-3&ao0o. a
PRARa 75c.a91.S5 per
ltoNir aoc. per gal.
TiLLOw 5c. par lb.
idaajBBWi Qrowa. SoaAoc.
JMusW70a ear
'Data M ota. per I
Ttrsjrrra--50c. par baahol.
IwriH Potatoes $2.75 per bbl.
Wool lOalRc. per poand.
POTAioaa Bahamas. toeSOc.;
iOaSOc
yams
Kkaoaava 810.
WBOAdrAAia
Haw Masi PoRk-il.60
SaoutDaw Meat Tic
C. R.'s. F. B's, R's aad L. C.-7to
Flour 8.5a. 90.
Lab 80. by the tieree.
Nails Basis 10's,2 60.
Booabv Oranalatod, &to
OorrrR BAUo.
Salt 5a90e. per aaek.
MOUJBaWaJraSTWOTa tOatto
Powdrb 85 JO.
Shot-Drop, IL75; back, 88. 0a
Lost
N. V. It. B.
A. &
STOCK.
A Oartrpnate of Htock ef tbe
I tbe Atlaatle a R,
baa been loaR. and
b audentased
MM ear m aar
id will tea aaaJaa.
J V. joauiair.
UOcale. All oonoaras
Nonhero, Aug., UKfc ta 3US
Assignec'i Bale.
In iwnmanoe of a Jadsmant of tbe ttuaerlor
Court of UawraD eouaty , will sail af A ac
tion for caab. al tbe Oaart Uoaaa aocx in
Craven county, on Uie FIK8T MOB DAY In
OCTOBKB. IMMt, at TWKLVIo eloe, at.. Un
followlnR cbea In actloa, to wit: Two oar-
tain bonda Sr twaDtT-tilaa handrad dallan
aaoh. (lvwa br It. 4. Lavtok to CRarlae H.
Blank, and due on llja Utli Janoary. las.',.
Also one Bote. BB. alCM4 by CUSrtu WU
Uaaaa: one Ioc fcUt. aurnad. br V.L Baiter-.
on for SWO,
r saw, signed wr i. it. raraona; on aw
slnd 0- A. Mdac aa for S2I.U.
SM.il,
ajraauawaa t7vau aaaw uei . ann
ana aw bisul
a.
W, riabar: en for $180, stgnad W
aAlta-
one Rr 1101. sigaoa A. JAWrU
IJW
paraol to cnaa
H. BiaakT a
and aannad to
aa troataaa.
JOJUtl
op. BDrroii
Trnstees 0. 1
m un..
at Blank.
niaaoss dt af ABIT, AM'ra.
2w. Bef na, . C. Ai
wa.wta.
us, anr-Odtd
tailor)! Nttfe.
1
Taa Oraded Bobool will be epfaad at tea
Aeadeaar
day of Mi
aanun on auoiMir, uie lui
aaBaember,
UNA.
. Xas Board of Trustees Bad it tmaoaaiblf I
conduct ate aoBoet pea an aafiraly B
BaTtaa failed 10 ancHra tha raaatafta run Am
by anbaortpuon tor tbe abova nawad nur-
aoaa, a aoiall lottloa wUl be fhafaa ta all
1 raaes or aeoaoia exeen rta. 1 aaa a wbmb
will ba taa. la aaanaia or aiailia Haw. a t
Iftad 6 tha talttoa will ba at the rate af
twenty-eve eeaa par week.
All btgber STadas at tha rate of arty
aer waa. rnptla stodrini tbe LUUiocAen
aanu be nnsaaia any aanu paraaonta aodl
I fional. .
TuITPJW FATRBCE- OUAimtRXT If
ADVAMOC as tea Traaaarar, WIUJAaf at
WAiuo.N, aaq.
By order af the
1 Beerd of Ti uses,
aatw Cfth
HCKaT K RVAJI.
Piealdsut.
mil .1. lIAil, ,1 ,11
Notice! Uotice! ITotice!
-.e. Ma. .-'v.
Tbe nndeislcaed. havtef oacnad a
0on and Lockmith
tabnahmeniat a. Q. orrrwwrit'ra ha.
hue Biiuni. araoarwa tea an eiaaai
of work o Uana, Uioaja, ate, . ,.
t Flnt-elaaa work fna ran teed.
Very rises si sally. 3. 1..
aaH dwt(g nJ , t tX tj. tH.ABjaj, Ja,
wiUkwatoaa- a IHuSUe AHotioa oa
tfcs Tinit Monday of rtsatitss. BO the
Court Honsa deor, too Poor
i. ' NUbU'U aUUH,
Orcat Bcis:ll:a I
A Large Line of IndJk LlDeaa Cheek Mauv '
took, Torchon. Med tot, Egypttaa and Oris. "
tal LaceK. will be offered el afarvaloualy Lew
Pilaaaat
Little Store 'Eound Corner.
J. F. 17E3,
Ou door fraaa FoUeak.
Husixi Zchtel
Mih. FANSIK 8. Af YBIOK of Mnifism
boru, N. f . 111 opt-n a Ml'810 CBOOit ta '
Naw borne MLrlT la September, for aa'
Uculara apply al Uie rraldeuo Ol Mm. JMO.
H. BKI.L.. aug2?etf
Notice.
By order BoaiJ Commissionors of
Oraveu County there will be a' hew
registratloa of the voters of the
JOHEPU NELSON.
aug34 30d Cloak. .
For Fall Plants.
Cbbag Kale, Spinach and Tarntp
Seed.
K 11 MEAOOWB it CO.
augii 1 J w
School Notice.
1 txiMtt'l to ouen a He liotW at tha Chaaal uu
Uauriis streat ou Uie all 111 of Baptonber
htii. fupm raoalvad amxiraiBa lo tas
claanldoatlon at tha Uradnl K-lioot froin tb
rim ui tbe tuxiu Uiaau,
larnu II uu pr tnoutb.
aulUdld Man. MARY N. WILLI A BX
A FINE
Florida Tonic.
Mr. FOSTER S. mmkt
11. o of the landmarks of tbaAaorakk Ilraa
irale, now of Orlando. Klorusa. wtRmi
"1 una hardly aaleot a aae eaaw
im the many to wbom I kare auld
rtaieaw klaad fCniewaw.
tM wliat hare baaa atlaflad, and I
Sad It the beat raaady far all asan
l'laaaaxe I haveevar aolu.aad ajrina
MortdaTonk-.
"KiMTKB H. CHAPMAIV.
"oiiAoav,rav."
Certain Cape far Caaiej.
1 Kiriti rrn nmm ini.Ttt
Cata'a PlaaMor Bla
nraa ail Blood mi un, i
tBan, OonK ala, 014 anew.
aiwamaw.
H aot m rur niarket it win as fiiiasaaiil
Eaaar 011 Blood and
free.
Hkm IHaeaae 1 mallod
mccj MmciinaiiiiT.iiua, it.
r1
For sale, wholesale and
'. Dum , New Berne, N.
a dwly
retail, by R.
C.
uarroar'retaBar tn UM'Orlstaai Bg '
luaaia al bnaaCaiaa,
ganeOaaalaenalaae Siarlas
tea f JAttia
aar ta taa
ta etkar m laa at la. 1 .
aowanrMa
I uwran laenaaaa MB aaa
Howard ft Jones. Solo Areata tot
New Berne, N. C. .
awi aw
r-
rinciAia- i:st in in tin, -
late
II Weft WV aewiil onaya tn.
JI Vv aalaikiaiu. mm
Km lMima
Tea) aaa santOi awbsr ta eke aaamaataS af
tuaa aa atk m laa at la. 1
ppUAXx ST, HzfrniM,1 w.q 1
OATBARIKLAIB,OOalO(lTt.C;;'
Tais Is to eerttfy what McBorley ias
ado aaa t wa aarr of BaawJ af aaa oast
ity, okooUeot at and vary daraaia. I ;
taaa Meaaare la psAronJztngaad reeosa
meanc to all who aaav eail aa aaa to
hto Mao of businoaaaafcwABp wwaha ai ,n i,t
C0BB40BC0. CBAS. DCTTT, BO.
Mr.1 Mcfloriey wishes1 to taaoraa tkd
paojie aaat aa has now two aist iiBass
Boowaakers oauOorsd. has a.saook af
the twry beet material, and oaa pat Rp
tha vary beat quality of boot! and aaoaa,
made on the shortest notice, and gwaa ,
aatees a fit. Tour order is napooifally
solicited. jyf dww? "
Bock Iaiixie,
Plaster,
Cements,
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