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NO. 133;
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Jaaraal BUalatara Alsaaaee v .
ew Bere,titTida. iW' North. H
. 3uh rise, 5 I Length of day ,
,3uh. hu, 0:38 I 18 heurs, 13 minutes.
I Moon rife at 1 A3 a.m.
!1 ' fctrSINESS LOCALS. 1
.ftruAXlOS v Wajttmu-tA . snUeinan
wh$ has considerable expenenoe u a
taefehant deeires a situation, in dry
goods. tore. U willing to work for
mod urate pay. For further informa
tsnriippywr iawMxtaOisgry"
Meat W en ibe advance.
OeoleV weather 'efnee the earthquake.
The first "bile : of new' cotton of this
year's, crop was carried to Kins ton yea-
"Th,6Ttpernopg iP Is coming in
quite freely now and. command thirty
oentf pet peck for good quality.
:?M$m Fhrehee giea noiloe of opening
'BfP teacher of , aome , x
perienoe and hae given aatiaf action.
8thV lingular race for Congress in
tftts district, Craven oouotj .has two
points of Um angtoi and will moat likely
carry the.day.
ThBj dere(?aea to the Congressional
drjfaWtkm at Wilson returned yester
day arid report that the oonrention was
very harmonious. '
he first lot of seed cotton waa oar
NCBntoPoildkaville yesterday. Two
and a half cants per pound was offered
for it, but it was held for a better price.
ilV' A"J M. Baker is giving the front
of his store anew dressing so as to make
ifcgorieeond with the eleganfc stock of
goods he' intends placing in there this
XJ One Of the f idqnces 6f good work
dflhe in otr graded school in the part
wa not that Cjarlie Halt a sixteen
yeaf blt ioa of our gunsmith, Thomas
n.tfts iep giren the position of
book-keeper of a tobacco-firm at nigh
Pojnf, with god psy. He studied
"Alien's Forty Lsssons'' in our graded
r-W', hasr4iU profloieney.
IF-
The Western Union telegraph ora
tor in this 'city is authorised by the
mabagerto send messages of relief free
to Charleston sufferers.
.! i I I ,1-1 ! 1
Ti if ofsdnilihs) a Vridow.
Judicial oonventkm at Weltlon
yesterday nominated W. A. Dunn, of
Scotland Neck, for Solicitor of the see
o4 district. Mr- Dunn is a partner of
non. W, H. Kitchen and is now attor
ney of the county of Halifax.
''
JJr. 4 P, Brogden, of Trenton, ia in
theoltyi He reports that the ozcite
menjVaa Teryr graat in Trenton on the
night of the earthqoake.
Wi'iPx .Qutruqi Esq,, as returned
from visit to Bertie oounty.
Jin. L. EL Culler and children have
retnj wdrom loreeadity
ills B. Mi "Ostea ha retornd. from
osMwbatl in
tfct nssn wtyx aMms
i 1 nt . ' . .
Maj"flflgbe-and famify-riafite-
tuTnsdfr4nBuforan4Winge,upto
thaaaMtaioiUrca4y .v t r.
lBikt t ifceifi sleari .
KtfJV'Bi Swftbnof SwiftCreek town
ahinfrJhMe th oUwifjC atof y-ln re-
arqhle hi.yaf tiure.iiwViepf the
hirtn having a fiK be ceiled hass on
by one nl QjudXtllereaJl'rTghV ih the
miT.uL.xl'Wi'tklug-e match and trying
to JIgU th tamp.' un. Sottoa ay by
. thfilghl of the match a large Uekato
ia the yard that ran ;rinderlheowe.
8b immediately. excUlmedtoit H was
'a beat shaking.-he; Aoee. Mr. Button
' Immediately 'TSBstohedwsei' hie Tprw
an "keitrlcttcfirAftTlay next
. norr.lT", end rjeVeTknew but what it
Wil.r iUklsg.'ths Jimise p&LU. he
weut to Taacebero aad.feejsd theeene
y.A .(ait anrthwl flmWiofci r
. ibi Tthe briii; DRefi!
," Tbe Jyr t extends ccjrrWoB.
. roc e d is c s .in farliamenitUTc ii
- lDKpo', Aug, ' In jlh Eouse, fit
Commons this afternoon--Sir' Michael
tt:. . i4fh. rf spcfftsrV'fotlr-
" land, stated that during the rioe.Jnl
I (" t one boed-t'tuWe bed h".
k it' ! . ff r e ' v . :(tb n-i 1 eU rusmber of
the J v -r;. tta i . befu . errk iigli
'wo-- 1, nd that altogether: pe.
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gr
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.encounters .wUa ;tr.s
Iftnont. liberal, moved an
: t to tae ad.irwse expressing
; t..kt tbe crofters' set had not re-
' tVf gricTancM of tbe crofters.:
T ..con D.' vii boasted Ihstrx"
ri "prrpsred far -the wrrt;"
- - s f. r ka always kept Vr.
h Pfrvt li tv house, re-
t' 0Uiy ...- i nedy fr
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Kilmors on the street yesterday and
repots from passengera arriving on the
freight train froD Goldsboro created
mach anxiety about l the effects of the
earthquake lnthe ' vicinity of Charles
ton, 8. C One report came that a mile
or two of railroad between that city
and Wilmington had. teen inundated.
Another report was that a volcanic
eruption was in' progress at or near the
city. Other report' stated that the
bodies of sixty persons had been onnd
dead in the city, many were wounded
about one thousand houses were totally
wrecked, among them the city hall and
St. Michael's churoh, and, that not a
house was considered safe. It was also
reported that the streets of the city were
so ridged up by the disturbances of the
earth that they resembled a potato Held.
In another column will be found the
latest by mail.
Reports from the surrounding coy nlry
say that the shock on Tuesday night
was very severe. A postal card from
Trenton states that the shock was first
felt at,:56 p. m., and was felt again at
10:10. Chickens were shaken from their
roost; plastering was forced from its
place, and a child was rolled from its
pallet. The severe shock lasted about
three-quarters of a minute and the
oourse seemed to be northwest to south
west. Considerable excitement pre
vailed. At Morehead City there was also
much excitement, the guests rushinir
from the hotels without stopping to
dress. It undoubtedly caused the great
est excitement throughout this motion
known for many years.
Kinston Items.
Mr. F. C. Loops, with Iiih daughter,
Miss Lelia, left hero I lint Tuoaday for
Milwaukee, Michigan, where she will
finish her education. Our widower,
however, will very soon return to the
company of tlx) ' girls bo loves the
best."
The sessions of Kinston Institute and
a number of private schools opened last
Monday. We have been unable to ob
tain the attendance of any on the first
day, except that of Mies Amelia Hardee,
Who began with 29 pupils with the
promise of forty in a few days more.
The venerable Jack Loftin, now past
his eightieth summer, was on a visit to
Kinston last Wednesday. His strength
is failing, yet he is keeping his usual
health and appearance. The ureal
"rattling of dry bones" In the Superior
Court last week and the awful earth
shock on the night of August 81st last
brought him out to talk about the grand
wonders now going on in the world.
Deputy Sheriffs Warters and Avery
started to Raleigh last Wednesday with
six convicts for the penitentiary, viz:
Sam'l Howard, Alex. Hpeace , Jerry
Fobs and $imon Dawson all whites
sent up for laroeny, and Squire Jones,
colored, for larceny, and Jos. McDaniel,
colored, for manslaughter. Jennie
Wooten, colored, charged with laroeny,
was taken to the insane asylum at
Goldsboro. The whites appear to draw
the color line in this delegation.
The mail carrier from this ntaoe to
Albertson in Duplia connty report the
outcome of a sad case of insanity near
Alberteoa post oflloe. Mr. William
Harper, a young fanner owning a mill
near by, who has been afflicted in this
way several years, took on a aestrno
ttve spell last Tuesday, breaking up bis
house furniture and burning his fine
bed clothing, cutting up his beds and
scattering the feathers in every direc
tion: . taking up hie. mill rooks and
break ins: down the water rates. No
iDse aa yt has suffered Violence from
him; but the mail carrier owns to mov
ing off with lightning speed on hearing
the insane man California gun.
The' Superior Court took tip the civil
dooket regularly last Tuesday morning.
The calendar bad been printed and cir
culated, and suitors Interested, with all
witnesses, promptly assembled tn the
large court room, where.it ft observed,
they remain 'until the court adjourns.
The ringing? voice of the court crier is
never heard front the' courthouse win-
Ldow. Its accents fall lightly on the
ear of the needed person within the
Wln rvuui. .fO-Mui to a. grown rwnx ur
the crier, es well as m rreet saving of
time toibe rourt,1 'The civil action ef
Claim tod Uellvsry Albritton vs. Usv
man twae-deeided in favor of tola In tiff.
The land nit-"-Albritton vs. Price was
tailed last Tuesday afternoon, on which
Hhaeoart has been eegsged and ia now
VU'U. , v- ...i f.rjt
i uLitrightoii earth shock: ooourred at
Ktaston tea ttinntes Def ore tea', o'clock
6a the night of August Slat lasb nThers
was a rurablinc noise like a wagon pass-
kig vrera" rough toad; followed linme
d lately by a, violent ahaking and ock
mn of the earttu Four distiart Shocks
were felt wtthin"toa 'tnlnutee, (he first
Ming qntte ylolent and laoting nearly
wo minutes, while the others were test
Tlolent and of shorter duration. Houses
shook and rattled aa if. they would go
to pieces, the call bells to some instances
King rang by the shaking of the houses,
e lance courthouse rattled and
jumped like a railroad cac-in swift aao-
(ien oa a renga raiiroea, weamg oown
much of Ue uppet oeiling puetar xt the
building, pther houses, in tbe, town
Suffered in the same wa.' Evert living
creature oognired i the kwiul time.
Birds quit their nesta in tbe trees and
perched upon the earth, dog howled,
cock crowed .thrice, hooee neighed,
caged parrots screamed in their prjsone,
ind the whole human family wre on
their kbees. TLe alarming and unusual
oonurrenoe was a. loud call for prayer
which th hardert tinner beaded with
hs"4 and . earaef ineaA I Thia peoi4e
dp-. . r ltore had snrh a scare, and it is
to be 1 m ped,it wiUt.CTfcr. agaks.be re-
r. r Kore had such a scare, and it Is Paint, nj Sua er lmutMwkt, planed safely at f 5.090,0c:. , f n Tin if I
be I ped fJLwiUaiicTfcr. a2ai1s.be re- for whk rdors are r ' - 'M.!'. '.-,;.' ooaldba tacenaiaej .dwiMtbaicaail
iteJ. . . , atijlwu JlivAlI. J.wira
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.nnn,.
(Shanghai is to have an' international
expoeitioBifll888. ' ' '
At Cleveland, Ohid, a mas died from
the effecU of being bitten by a pom. ;
The number of applioatiooa tot pat
ents for the fiscal year, 1886, was 88,682,
an increase of J, 014 over the previous
year. L."-ti.ai--
At Coluabas, Texas, three Mexicans
were engaged in a fight. A deputy
sheriff undertook to arrest them when
they turned upon the deputy, whereby
he shot one of them dead.
The Monster sea-serpent that has been
repeatedly seen off the- Hew England
coast is thought to havetound its way
into the Hudson river. It was last eeeQ
by a crowd of boys in swimming who
declare that it ooakl not he less than
200 feet long. ...
Aa a general thing the Scotch have
large feet, and it might be said a large
bram also. Some young men were
once teasing a Scotchman about hit big
feet, but he silenced them by saying:
''Ye earn mek as mooch foon 'o them as
ye loike, boot them oootn in damned
handy whoon ye 're in swummon."
The Czar of Russia is in somewhat of
a dileius. He was quick to deny hav
ing anything to do with the abduction
of Prince Alexander, but since the
speedy efforts and determination of the
Bulgarians, encouraged by England, to
restore their ruler, Russia rises up and
says it must be prevented, and that the
revolutionists have committed no
offence deserving death punishment.
The manner in which some of the
Northern dailies speak of the conduct of
Mr. Arthur U. Sedgwick, the special
envoy sent by Secretary Bayard to
Mexico to examine into the Cutting
affair, since his arrival in Mexico, is
scandalous and ridiculous, and Mr.
Sedgwick ought to sue them for libel if
it should be untrue, and that it is false
there is the least of doubt. Mr. Sedg
wick is pronounced a lawyer of extra
ordinary ability and authority on the
international copyright question, be
sides being an experienced writer on
legal topies. The miesion apon'whioh
this gentleman was entrusted was one
of importance and care, but should the
accusations be proven true, and he has
failed to properly preserve the dignity
and respect of the United States, then
he is guilty of openly and basely vio
lating the confidence bestowed upon
him, and is deserving the severest con
demnation. In adhering to what he
considers to bo right and proper, Mr.
Bayard has, at different times, made
some enemies, hence, such headers as
Another of Mr. Bayard's Fatal Mis
take' is accounted for.
! . ...
A Wibi1 SffftertDK.
Uockt Mt., N. O.. March 1, 1885.
For fifteen years my liver and kidneys
have been badly affected not a day in
that time without the headache. Binoe
using tbe B. B. B. Botanlo Blood Balm
I have been entirely relieved: no
pain, no trouble at all. and I feel al
most like another person. I am one
among the greatest advooates of B. B.
B., and you are at liberty to use my
name. Mrs. c. h. uay.
Sold in New Berne by R. N. Duffy
and E. II. Meadows.
Stonewall Items.
Hester, a 6 year old daughter of Thos.
Jones, of this place, died of congestion
of the brain on Monday, SSd inst.
The schooner A. E. Rudolph, Levins
master, is at Vandemere loadins lum
ber at A. H. Whitoomb's mill for Phils
delphia.
Charley Swan had an addition of one
added to his family a few days since; a
fine girl, and Charley is as happy as a
big sunflower.
C. II. Fowlet ta oil North for the pur
pose of pure basin rv hie fall ssad -winter
stock. . r. Uuerry . as. to-Isavs -in a
day or so. for the same porooaet ,v
A few days ago Fed Sioa died at his
home a few miles below bere, pnx so
a n joe, a son oi-air. socn TMer, aootrt
11 Tears of am. ia the mill nond settle-
menu , ie aiej or aiaiariai, eresvo
AH the Item 'm ' this ectJoo for tb
past .two weeks to a fellow who bad
fodder to savelwas fodder, then rata.
aad soon till now.- -Who da row auy-
bose could itemize, when his fodder was
rnininf! PT i vn , iiuwi u nusc i one
Taesdar ' nlsat at 10 oVtlock we had a
cnanre-rtna. snaking apac taw aioM
tost we are stationed on. ; Ik was tae
severest - shake that I bar ersr felt.
My hoaie shook fearfully,' so much so
tht the weight la the clock oa the
amntle vibrated for a fall salnute or
more, striking the sides of the clock as
tbxiasn some dbs was ttortngit, it
erpeted- suite a- eomraotion among the
fowls hv iheU Wse; a good t number
wtre off their roost and soma squalling
as thou eh they wsrs frkbtoaed oatol
I their wits. -. in some tea or more mia
Igtes therer eeree another shake irot so
I seyere oro long as the first. " :
TV Xuawiag' aad Painting-.
rinir formed" i lass"fa drswfng
and fainting-, notice is hereby, fuw
that c-Uier students wiu be takes at my
stadia at te Baptist Par-in In
struction will be giYea la- Draw mg and
I'a,: "? 'ln 0l nd TYtei seJars;
Ct f Prawinjr from SB! iM tmn)
life i f " fife; end la te rtfr-i-
fles f . i: ; L': tz. :Ar Lafct-iS
THE WESTFEOM THE
EAKTH QUAKE .
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But Little: Damatria North Caro-
luis. Chariest ea j&dly Wrecked
First Reports Exaggerated.
The terrible e&rSqtiake shock on
Tuesday night extooded throughout the
length and breadth of the Uriel Charled
ton, 8. C., being the greatest sufferer.
Summerville, a town about twenty
miles from Charleston, also suffered
severely. We give below a telegram
from Raleigh giving the latest from
Charleston at nine o'clock last night,
and other particulars received by mail
Special to the Journal
Ralkioh, N. C. Sept. 2, 1S86.
All day long news has poured in bere
from all parts of the State to effect that
no damage has been done. Perhaps
o hundred points have been heard
from, so all North Carolina ie eaf . Re
ports of eruption of Bald mountain are
false. Reports covering entire moun
tain seotton show that shook wu lighter
there than in low country.
There has been intense interest mani
fested in aews from Charleston, and in
that immediate section, in aparent fact
that that was the centre of the earth
quake, people rind new sources of ter
ror. It was stated hure today that a
volcano had opened a-tiyi-ly near
Charleston; telegram do not so -title
and of course it is a canard .
Official reports received tuniM from
Charleston give number of dead a 83
and any the wounded will probably
number 100. Business in yet absolutely
paralysed, the whole attention of the
people being given to making residence
Safe and in looking afUr the wounded
Water front, of the Oity appears havi
Suffered taut injury than other
parts, and business there can
toon be put in order for the ninppm
trade. Relief parties are on their h
to Charleston in steamers and in rev
enue c intern, aad tents have been Kent
there.
It appears at thm writing thai the ac
counts of the damages at Charleston
have been somewhat' overestimated.
Loss istooight estimated at three mil
lion dollars. Efforts have been made
all day to dear the streets so as to per
mit passages of vehicles and lbs people
are yet hopeful in the faoe of all the
terrors and disasters
Governor Scales today received a dis
patch from Governor Sheppard of
South Carolina in response to one sent
yesterday proferring aid. Ciov. ',Hhep
perd thanks Gov. beaten for bis prompt
kindness in the name of all the people
of South Carolina. F. A Oij.s.
CllARl.xaTuN, Sept. 1 There was a
terrible earthquake here last night at
9:00 p. m. The principal business por
tion of the city was destroyed and hun
dreds of persons were rendered home-
Men were frantic and women
were beseeching mercy from toe Al
mighty. Tbe main station house, oity
hail, Hibernian hall and many other
well known public buildings, including
St. Michael's church, were irreparably
damaged. Many people were fajMly
Injured. ' Broad street presented a spec
tacle of the utmost horror. Kven
worries, armed with .hatchets, foujjhtfjuui, Prutae, Sores, t. 'leers, 81
..ll..,h 4A - - - - 1 ,W F . . . rr. . ... .
raliaatly to rescue hn prisoned nnftfr
tunates. Meeting street, from Uroad to
Basel, is a wreck aud is lined with un
fortunates. To add to the horrors of
the scene, many fires broke out and
were Ineffectual lr fought by the Are
department. The night was hideous
with the groans or tae dying, the
screams of the wounded and the pray
ers of the uninjured. It is impossible
to estimate tbe losses of persons or
property at present. Up to 10 a. m.
today there had been eight distinct
shocks.
JThe oity is a complete wreck. St.
Michael's and St. Philip 'b churches,
tiro of the most historic churches tn the
r-ty, are ia rums. So is Hibernian
, tbe polios station aad aaany otner
ftablio buildings, and fully two-thirds
lof the residsnoes ra the oity are unis-
habltod, wrecked -either tetauy or par
tially. Charleston, a. x, sept, i. The first
shook of the earthquake, was . felt ap-
.naJkfBr mmt t,4nKe l JS-KfY. ItifAM
people could realise what the trouble
was tay fomnd themselves being-thrown
aibond and their house falling down on
tham. Every one ran screaming into
too streets, sad ia a lew- seconds the
cifySwas wfld with human beings per
fectly erased ftfc fright,? . On all sides
one eoald hear sxclam&tjcsas such as
"My Wod, sate s.f "(jrosl h4t Mercy
ulna i" and tteanla oonld be seen
kneeling stsifT where ia JtWp, eff erinc
v0 prayers. The first shock waa followed
Immediately by arjotheTpJrocgh of less
efject, bat renewing, the. screstns and
shrieks, and ' from the ' ttme of the be
Cinsiaav to daylight the Shocks-were
felt aa. Intsrrale oft half ait Boat,' sash
succeed injr one peine , less , diatinotr
Three or four' fires started. 'in as many
sections with' She- firs shock; and the
city was soon iUaminata4 - with the
flames, thus leadlnctothtJbeliei
that. what waa' left bv the -earth
quake .would bt tteretredf by tie
kriowTer; ur ore aepartmeci
was m watt dlrWed Intf handled, that
the fires wsrs rotted undei eentsel by
daylight. From fifteen to tweutf rH
ienoes and stores were eonumed .: Tb
loss by the fire and earthquake cannot
be accurately eimeted, but sa bs
. - j r - 'I
and a- much- itwwfj(lBfufn all
anrta nt Tliftlisr liiiislir
will be .large, and It will take daysto
get the- accurate1 Buraberr'Stfdtls
eouallr as severe were (eU ata distsBtsan
of thirty-five wUes.anOVhays doJMWse4'
timable damage VJ Urtad' thTUf
grapo property, o nates wnw aow-ew-
UreJy isolated from, the euwide jwrti-
UHAKLESTOy, 5. U , sept, l. Two
siignt Bbocxs oi earuHfuaae twe Been
felt here since the morning ; firelJJ
8:23 a.m. and one at about p.m.
Neither of them did any further see
truction. Not even during Geo. Gil-
more 's bombardment of the city has
there ever been such a deplorable state
of affairs here. The city is literally in
ruins, and the people are living ia the
open squares and in tbe public parks.
There is a great ru8rj the depots to
get away, but owiag to the earthquake
no trains have been able to be dispatch
ed from the city. Telegraphic oommu
uicauou is also cut off, except one wire
of the Southern telegraph company,
which is crowded with annoue private
nie6uget. It ia impossible to depict the
ruin and desolation that prevail here.
Not a siogle place of business in tbe
cily.aave a drug store, which is busy
preparing prescriptions for the wound
ed, is open. It is impoerible also to
give any correct estimate of the killed
and wounded, as bodies are constantly
being disinterred from the debris of
wrecked huufea. One undertaker slated
that he had furnished eight Collins up
to noon today. Many of the dead are
lyiiiK unburied. prinoi pally of the poor
er clause of colored people, who wilj
be buried by tbe oounty. There are not
half a do.uu tenu in the city and
women Biid children are experiencing
great privations in consequence. As
niht approaches most of the heads of
families are trying to construct teuU
out of bed sheet", spare awnings or any
other material that comes to their
hands hismires in the earth are no
t.ceil. from which tine Bnd . apparently
from a real depth, exudes A sul
phuT'ius smell is very uoticu&Lle.
Hnl ration Oil the ci ltbrated Anieri
can remedy f"i cuW, bruises. sj'rainB.
burns, scitlds. rhill hlams. etc., can be
hat of all druggists. It kills pain.
Pi : e t w ility ti e cent a bot tie
The Ciuisti Botou.
Vamiin..J' n, Aug. .il.Comuiiider
S, hooiier of the lloatoo, reports that on
the trip from Chester to' Jsew York that
vessel averaged 1 1 1 knots' with the. four
after boilers, and l'J knoU wish the
four forward boilers Ufing, . The Navy
Department consider this a favorable
showing. . t t
Iron ike UuUil tiy.
PuiLAUKi.PHiA, June 1. 15.
My daughter, Lydia Ann. has been
affected with a runaiiift sore undeser
ohin, which has provn very stuhwra
She has used four bottles'of ' Tf. B, B.,
and I am glad to sy rtiat all' utters
have healed. She m enjoying good
health and a tine appetite. I attribute
her cure to the 11. li. U. Botanic. Blood
Balm. Tuos. A. Piokktt,
No 401 N. 4Hth St., Philadelphia.
Sold in Nw Berne by li. N. Duffy
aud K. 11. Moadows. '
A Denial from Mr. Sedgwick.
Wa.shij.hton, Aug. 31. Secretary of
State Bayard received this afternoon a
telegraph from Sir. A. G. Sedgwick,
who was recently sent on a special mis
sion to Mexico, slitting that the stories
circulated about him were ridiculously
false, and that proof to that effect would
be produced whenever he was called
upon by the Secretary of Stats thereof.
Hucklen's Anile. SalT.
Tim Rkst SaLvb in the world
for
Kheuiu, Fver Sores, Tetter. Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Hkin
Eruptions, and positively oures piles.
It is guaranteed. to give porfeot aatisfao-
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Hancock Bros, ly
COMMERCIAL.
Boniasric marbrt.
Sbid ootton $3.90.
OOTTOM 8RED Z 10 00.
Tvaraimirs Hard, $1.00, dip, $1.75.
TA.'-7.,i.ftl.JS.
Oi.TS New, 36c. is fcalk.
COM 5oa60e. . ,
RlCT a83.
BBaWax-l5e. per lb:
But On foot, 3a. to So;
UOUnTBT uax8 iuc. per lb
LAa 10o."fe lb. 1
Kaos 12o. par dosea. .
raiSB Poax 4ta8c. per pound.
Paxsuiw ' BOe. per bwshel.
FoDD3t-e.a 1 00 Bwramadreil.
OinoHS 50c. per barrel.
Pnu Paia B5a70o.
HlDra-r-Dry, lBc, ; green fto.
Arru-r-25s50c. per bushel.
Pa.ibj -75e.afl.85 per bunhel.
Hoiy )a. per rit -TaMW
5c. per lb.
OBtOaKa-ORrwn.' S0a3oc.; spring
90eMa :.vv ',7.- .
MJUJ Wc, per basheL -Oats
8f cts. per bushel.
Toswiro ttOc per bashel.
Irish Pot atom $2.75 per bbl.
wool iuaioo.4ar poand.
POTTOa Bahamas. S5a30c. ; yams.
050c
Kaaowaini Iks '
tennrjB-Westtmiia.tfalf and noni-
inall fcot wanted . Bntldijig'. fach
hearts. 3.Oteaf.tl.50leT If,
I cHrwvt.BSEitsiEa'r.frci
jraopa.oaeevi - ,
erce
ail-BasElO'aitfStj. ft
Pal f ?a6()e. Mraaeki a-j.Vu At
Vit if i n isstlkuia.iJQsjtau.Tj:;'JtBTn "j. ,. ZTf .. , , ,T ,
jTwn-5jM,'wtw 4.,, 119 Jitly eruef un mr4 ef T?ua. wil w
' UX , . ; ... . j.,FJr.aii1fpd
Great Tlffii !
kit A uuim w iinn nwenst I
uoks. Torchon. MedtsVgirsUss aaa Orl
34 Laee. wlU be qffBrMM Msrvste ly lw
Tlesat
UxWq Store ;Roond Corner.
MlddlsatiMt. '
Uus soar frass rouosk.
School Notice.
MLSS fcMILY yEREHEJC will route km
tscluxH (on Broad (treet; SCPf . U, 1SSS.
eepx aid
School Notice.
miss MuLLIK HEATH WlU noms hr
mOLLTR HEATH wlU rOD
Soimioi at her it s-tfenoe on Pollock atraat.
roUock
i eriss Primary, t. iB pet mpoUiaetSierSd
staueauktl 6Ueriuuat
iia. avysarw
f. g. snnioiifl. -
COTTON ,BR0KjEft. '
ouHifDmente Solicited,
i mice w.u. BRYAN'S, on South Kront
sLitt-i. iwu aoura west of (ireeo for id.
Hunk
(ta, 1'ruuipi aliai,Uo (i
Hon mid oilier Produce.
vea to iheaalaaf
sep2 dwtm
Music School.
Mm.- ANNIE 8. MYRIOK of Hurt
In.;.- n i . win uu a Ml&iC IWaiOOLiSa
New I .c r tit earjv iu September. Worn mi.
tit uluia upi h hi the Midiu. of Ma. JWO.
II 1IK1.I iudU
School Notice.
. i tu npuu a bcbool at the Utiaaetoa
tirei on the kit nli of Bcuiewber
n, L i Uii is reoeived according to Ihel
r msHitlialloit t Uie (irad.d School from tba
i iinl u Ui t-tilh Uiade.
I ci n in ? : tie lie r uion Ih .
u.v,li,i Mum. MAKY N. WILLI A Mil
For Sale,
I lonirablc Dwelling on north side Of
Hnnd street, between George and Berne
sirectH, containing six rooms ia perfect
ordir Good well of water in yard.
AddresH P. O. Box No. 573. si lw
E. H, & J. h.Ucziz-t,
H i:.m;ral
Commission MerchanU
AMI DKALKKM 1M i
Fertilizers and Agri
cultural Chemicals.
BHriition k I ven to the sals of
QOTTON.
LiUural iulrKiii-t- madr on CoiMtanniSBU.
Uftlrnaut corner l'oll..ck and Middle streaja
iSnrt I'nlnn IVilnt. x nl dwtf
A Card.
will oiK-ii Clan lurlrai'lilni ildn...
LjitiKimee tiv alx.ut llm Iml, ni n.ni.1.1
Juii and Hnlirman will nlaaaa urir!
Ix lwccii 12 nnd 1 o'cliiok, to
A. M J AOOBBON.
I 'ait corner of Hancock and Pollock its
aiiR-ll deodSt
Notice.
Hy order Hoard Commissioners of
Cmvun County there will be a new
registration of the voters of she TliaST
aog2A Md Olerb.
For Fall Planlbj.
Cabbage. Kale, Spinach and Tnraip'
Seed.
E. H. MEADOWS CO.
augSl dw ,
Lost.
a w tr tt if
;.trrn eJ) no
A lrtfSoaw'ofterf1 A5aaii ii
f, iiu i.fca. s laVii:
w" nn"" .irdcum anuitHl for a Mf wt.
1 1 Beat. , aeowad:waBUkl1lTitl
i-- 1 7. V.7pitDlf.
aeUoa.
aWkSTMairliaJ
eaeb. KlTan DT H. J. Iirwln ao im n
craa IH MUM MhmwTr-a.'1'
aw uu. uuw, 9HJ ling
iiann ana mi 1
on for tmio, 1
tM.fl. skoasa
Buuia. awr raa tae bu a.-., tp'"
COM belti Bar bar; ana tor liSXtltwa SL.,
w. Plahsr; ana lor sia. Mane Wml & aTJr?
im ror aiguM A. JWhlU
(Mgraaia to cbaa. H. aiaar aa
11a aa iruaiera, , r
johnbojs, avmoti T
Wew Berne, . C.. o.i
aav4t
Notice! Notice! XTotfcef';
The uudiilsnd, havtng opsnea a
Gun and Isocksaith ;
Katabltahmest at fe:
jmrBi bhu, at prepares to 4o at:
OT work on Onoa. Lonka. aaa. . i
av ail eia
.it MA I
BcllOOl Notices tdafti
Tawaradea Senoet wiif aSj'baMtesyMMfcW
Aeademy build tao on MOKoXxThe ISlT .
uy at bw r rasa TZtj!Vttab
MdtltUieasawot arw. awsamfalesl
i HsTtai-railaa to
by 1
Dscrt
puon for Uta abovi
rVnaU tnUiaavwl
II a.
a ia aw
I arn t tae tnfttoav whs b. it .
and I the tnHtoav wHs b. at taa
tWetftr-aSe CaB4a BaranaTT.r?
All fetches rata at Ut.rita a
win be. enartad xtaimaM..,.
TU.m"T.PAT4Pl OrTAf"
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