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" SWPKWQ WAjmc."-A gentleman
vho bu jsoiuidevbl experience u
merchant desirea 9 linuttoir in a dry
k 'rjf4jL.atore. i:Js willing t woik lor
' &TkJ in'n Arr.Jwa left PPBtf rdT
kalog fpt Bnw Cil. with a full carf?o
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Weiig rfquwtcd by Mr. John Dtmn,
4 toioutbat, tlattr reeetfta (f his
aotU f otmnnn cm FVlday will be devoted
(or the rHftrf the Charleston sufferers.
Lewja TCaaniogtin, the house mover,
i.'pUba.'avay at the Bchlaaghter
houw 'oii.iM.rofnRr et PoTlock and
0org it 1 be moved to the cecUr
of the loi where R. H. Thnian, Esq.,
wiJI erect a Cue dws'.licg.
The Democrats of the second Sena:
iottel 4istiot Dominated ChuC F. War
icai of Beaufort eounty, and Joseph A.
SawvUlafrell.or the Bute Senate.
Thes tBtlemen if elected, as doubtless
they will be, will ably represent their
oooetltueats in the General Asm mbly.
l.cw FotflUe.
f la'isew' poatefBce has been established
at Jones' Bay," Pamlico county, and is
named Ilobucketi. One has also been
esUhsh4 ntiQueeu's Crock, Oi.slow
ckmutf; (na'isiiBibed IIubTt.
SarrlBCten Steam Frrj
, maoa'eemeiit announces tbttths
Barrlngton Bteam Ferry went into oper
ation aa a daily line yesterday and that
herftafU ai steamer' will ply on The
rouU vwyrwday"f; Inoludad.
DoVtesajtermof Jho camp m?tiJPK
the' erriafV tot All, will bo fivocenU
each wayJJaMja4'1feKeJ)t children in
armit. mast buy tickets at each Urn d inf.
Carrawey
has returned
futa Ut .ancMptaifla. he v states that
thb shocks or t"qe eartiaa'ke were quite
saware atdnFort, but po damage was
dXe. ftrsoiswholwee ln tha bilV
raJtaTjtflitflry IJr4lB nafcta-Jel
the aUrmlog , cifmB -0Vl in
fpca4 t bfptnure f rwa. witlwnt.
t'tottlli V. Harder, of KlnstpB, pallp'd
tuaaa M yesterday. - Ho Lai been to
MrfrebeaJ Qity retreating.
Sheriff S. E. Keonce, of Jones, is in
tp:,ety: ' . ." .
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Parl,drccn FosCdUou-now To V
.'.'WA-V'? ' '
'Wjte W ,bat the army worm has ap
paand i portions r Oreene county,
ak4.SOftVtfJo mmtmtk to Ue
cotton fc..M.w .Tie
"M 'ffeetsjal 'imedY,,Tor tbemi' ;
G7Xl"JDaAlM tie Plan
for applying lit Ml Wfcound of Paris
owl! ntf! ttfffrw-W lW
aaosi flour, lima or plaster, and aoatter
cottc-ccBhtla ib dewJ
&ied,i5a
LkLL JO:
being "jpertnta4 ' ao a to ktitaass
through aa a aajva'O u t'., ' . ."'
Tha. TMraotora 6f b'e'A. K. C. Rail-
' roU held "Moating) al Varobead City
on n !dlVOtti Ttnlilt td raftef t
srU.Vbta bfcxss,w8B .ooncludeJ,
tbi Preai4eatr Mr, "Waahlngtoa Bryan,
oalUd DiiaW JraJatw to .the chair
Mr BrTBtf-llieni at&Ced that. In oonse
. osM.ce ttmmfttiMiin e
sr .'.. -nves PrearTecently, obargtog
25hlwdto5'ttl
(?to.tba itookholdera aj tteir ananaiJ
meeting m Jane, ana iwu or wo inu
uir, he asked 6ommttCaa be ap
4 tainted to m aire thorongh exmmtoa-
, . in I'm .in tn
t; i ana-report w -ib wc"rwB
iVuUea; itCrStrOnach and cJ
Et FJTweraappoiawaa w,"!
v 1 -r. . i4 i,Us we-atpafefcd JTO
, , v rwa why- Krn Brfaa ahonW
.Ltfl iraki a .tendrt coftfexnlng
n.-r.a of tie road that the Treasurer
interested la the effalti bfi
tha A. & K. C. Eailroad San ro?t aiwtfred
. jut .; i Wgd fcaadeitKat i le'aaa-
t-r. an eye to .Buwneaa, MH4.Ma
t - t f ? geoaTondMotocreaslna;
i and fthaecing tbeyalueoi
: K. ahd" thjr.ieft.fot wrzwwn
r, irade a tborougexamiatatien Ul
"tie I Ja and reDortttilMl
, x k-u the "git'oliieclirildr.lWj'to.iUTirtuai.AJIy fnanda to whom
t"e ne j:, iMt,-,tdl J recommended -it, praise it at
T-il.'.f-"l -wa-,bcld ccewfl portunUy.'--' " ? ' V
,irrporttUm',i';er8 of the r oaa, u
SltM now tfgins tne growniinmpiion is guaranteed to our cougms
.mvicf L'.ia aectlon".:. ITlleolda,; bronchUia. astJima..t)roBp and
Cnt1UM to CkaH f su-f. ,
The, paopH of vharleaapa ae tn jenat
4istrfii(jts'eliara.lrjek ImoMdiate
wants, coctrtbutlons moat b tent by
their fsiiow tabuiitiymea throagboot the
Uoited Statea, Charlaeioa has aafldred
many calamitiesr but her 'eit'rena have
horstofore rtipeetfpUy aec'iaea outsUe
aid, nor . would they accept it ao bctt
for the great extent of the damages and
the extreme necesfitfes of the case.
The damages are variously estimated at
from four to seven millions of dortats,
aad there is no insurance to fall back
on, wore many tauusands of aer people
are without home and shelter.
Mayor E. IT. Jfesdows ) as collected
the follow-jiig amounts which will tie
promptly fcrwsrdfd, d. it is hoped
tact others may contribute their mite to
t9 relief of a suffering people:
A"T. Jerkirs $1.00
E. H. Meadows 5 00
R. P. Williams... ... 5.00
V. A. Crawford 5 00
Thos. Daniels : 5.00
F. W. Hancock S.(K
M. Draney 5 00
D.
Uancock 8 W
J. M. Barcett.
1.00
2.00
5.00
5.00
1.00
II. E. Bryan
Oapt. II. H. Lane
Mai. Jno. Hughes
Dr. (I. L? Shacklcford.
L. H. Cutler 2.00
Green, Foy & Co 5 00
. M. Bimmous a (JU
Dr. Chas. Duff? 2.00
J. A. Meadows 5 00
E.K. Bryan 1-00
Thos. Gates & Co 5.00
W. D. Wallace 1.00
Gen. K. It. ism 4.60
E. Lewis 50
Jas. Epdraond 5 00
Ci.pt. Tl'os. Howard 4.00
Itttbertn & Uro ft. 00
W. F. Rountreo 100
O. II. Guion 1-00
Small wood & 8'ovtr 5.00
Dr. J. II. lluf-hes 1 0 '
Asa Jones 1.00
II. H. Drffy
1 CO
(Jeo. AI en
J. V. Wil'iams.
G. H. It bens..
2 0J
1.00
2.00
1.00
T. K. Maoe
l'amllco Politics.
Editor Journal. Allow me space
in sour valued paper to name some of
our good Democrats for our county of
ficers. I would suggest for shernl of
Pamlico county, Richard M. Daniels, a
true and tried Democrat, who would
poll, I think, more votes than any man
we could sendfor clerk superior court,
Festus Miller; for register of deeds,
nueh W. Lane; for coroner, Jesse F.
Sawyer.
Voter.
Pamlico county, N. C-
Every elorious act of a great life
starts forward an eloquent fact. Dr
Hull's Cough Syrup in the glorious nrf
of a life's study, and it is a positive
that tt stands without a rival '.
Helpint? Oharlestos Bending Tonts
to Eho'or tho Homnleea.
Yesterday Gov. Scales received the
following telegram from Gov. J. C.
Sheppard, of South Carolina, dated
Columbia, 8. C. : "I have visited Charles
ton. The destruction Of property is
terrific. Money contributions will be
gratefully received. Rain ot wind will
intensify the. suffering. , Can, you spare
any tenttreiWa'kave-aeV enough to
supply tho. damandL, If sok aend at
onoe." .1.-,- u ui ii .
The Governor also received the fol
lowing telegram from Mayor E.D. Hall,
of Wtlmusgton: "Tne. mayor at Bum
oMtrrilte, 8. C, la celling for tents. Me
have " none; bare, Can yon not help
tbem? They want all tbey can get.
This is orient."
Gov. Boalee at onoe oaiiea a meeting
of the oouncil of State and they agreed
with him as to tho necessity of sending
tents at once. The State owns lt0
wedge or A tents and 21 wall tents,
with flies, fec. complete. Got. Scales
telegraphed to Got. Sheppard to know
how many Were wanted.
Got. Sheppard later sent uor. scales
the following dispatch: "Many thanks
for our ; prompt reply. Great relief
will be thus beetleoted."
The OoTcrnor also received the fol
lowing dispatch from William E. Huger,
mayor pro tern of Charleston: . "All tents
absolutely necessary.' Will be more
than obliged."
The auartermaster-general. vol. I . A
Olds, shipped 180 wedge tents on last
evening's train, In a special oar, fur
nished by the courtesy of the Seaboard
line. The . tents go via Hamlet ana
Wilmington..' The tents will hold four
persons comfortably. They are new
and in perfect fcrderw 1L A. H. Haynes
was given onarge ei tne tents oy tne
Quartermaster-genera!" and goes with
them to Charleston, where they will be
delivered to William K. Bugerwhois
acting as mayor m the absence or. Hon.
Ww A. Courtenay. The . teats went
through in ear : MS of ' the Raleigh; A
Gaston road.' Many thanks are due
UaJ. Winder and Capi. WtUiaca Smith
for their special kindness in fnrlishimr
this ear and for other arrangements for
a quick trip te Charleston. Mr. A. e,
CL Brran. of the Southern express com-
aany,. also extended special favors in
UuS connecuon.---Aafs ana iwsemer,
, . . ' : , Host Bxealleart. . .,.. t':
! "J. J Adams. Chief of Police Knox
tille.Tenn.. writes! "My family and I
are beneficiaries ef your most excellent
A.4 !ni n A tl.. TlllVN.i TliMAnn ffl-
eonsumptioa; having found it to be all
5 that yen can claim for it, desire to tes-
ri, pr.;Xiog1 Kear": DiieTti'lot bn-
afTectioa
ef throat,- chest and
f-ee st T'fneock
cur .ceaa
New Berne, K. CL, Sept. 7. 1884.
The regnlar naotttbJy . moating was
held this aveaing.fAror Meadows in
ahalr, and CoBeibBen.Williama, Ban
cock, Daaiels, Draney, Crewfer&and
Styrbn present. 'fH A', rt
Conrmittee on streets and pomps re
ported that a pomp hadbeen' bored at
foot of Broad street but was not feas
ible for fire pmrpoaea, and had been
made into a drinking well at a total
coat of 163.
The committee on streets and pumps
were instructed to have proper repairs
made at Frog Pond, at Colligan'a cor
ner on Queen street, and any other
work on the streets in their opinion
necessary.
Tlie following ordinance, presented
by committee on ordinances and li
censee, was adopted:
Be it ordained, That on and after
Sept. 10th, 1686, no person or persons
shall be permitted to erect any building
within the fire district without first ob
taining permission of the board to do so.
Any person violating this ordinance
shall be deemed guilty of a misde
meanor, and upon oooyiction shall be
fined fifty dollars or imprisoned thirty
ys; and each day said building snail
so stand or remain in course of erection
shall be a violation of this ordinance.
Mr. Stewart was granted permission
to erect a building in his 16t on South
Front street. I
Mrs. Ellis was granted permission to
demolish a building in the still-yard lot
On East FrOnt street, and build three
stiiHB for horses.
The eomm'Uee on fire district having
granted permission to J. A. Meadows to
build an office on his mill lot, their ac
tion was ra'ified.
M arsbul 's report adopted :
Arrests 28 convicted and 5
dis-
elmrgoi'.
1 .i.i-a collected, $8.00
xtH. 48.95
Rents. '.00
Tolal, 68.96
Fines and costs not oolleoted, $28.05.
Tho above amount paid to treasurer
less fees ?23.47.
J. M. Hahqet, City Marshal.
Mr. J. K. Willis, from Atlantio fire
company, made a proposal to the board
to present the board with the Atlantic
hose horse, and asked the board to buy
a new one for the oompeny. On motion
the matter was referred to Are depart
ment committee to report.
Mr. J. C.;Geo, from same, company,
asked permission to have the beater re
paired. The matter waa referred to. fire
department committee with power to
act.
The insurance on engine houses was
referred to flnanoe oommitteo with
power to act.
The matter of vouchers belonging to
Dr. Duffy was referred to city treas
urer.
Dr. Duffy was allowed to keep the
shed on his building on South Front
street, provided he has it covered with
tin or iron.
On motion Mr. Wynne was continued
as clerk of the market.
Regular bills allowed.
Bill of W. S. Phillips was referred
back for correction.
On motion of Councilman Hancock
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the citiaens of this
city be respectfully asked to ooatribute
as liberally as possible to the Charleston
sufferers through Mayor Meadows, and
atayor, (Jounciunen, Ulty Uolleotor ana
Manual contribute 93S.UU.
R. D. Uakoock, City Clerk.
Frost tka Lons Star Rtata,
HutcHkhs, Tex., Feb. 1885. .
For many years my wife baa been af
flicted with a large eating nicer of the
leg, which has had the attention of sev
eral doctors, and the use of all kinda of
medicine, without benefit.
She waa told that B B. B. would cure
her. She baa need two bottles, and the
ulcers improved "rapidly nntil entirely
cured.
It was the first and only medicine
that ever did any good.
w. J. KI1TNIN
Sold in New "Berne b R. N. DnflV
and K. 11. Meadows.
1 The Latest From Charleston.
CHAnUtflTO. 8. a, September 7.
Thk has, been a quiet day, with as, as
there has only been one shake since
Sunday night, and war shake, today,
wse not worse than would be caused
anywhere by the passing of a heavy-
laden wagon, f ETaiently the subterra
nean disturbance are working th em
salves out and .hoar' by , hoar more
thought Is" given" to' the needs of
the present and the wants of the futare.
There is a feeling "of sturdy self-reliance
that is highly - enooaraging. . No- one
doubts the. ability ,to poll through.
The pluck of the people. rises, beyond
the height Of , the occasion.. Mayor
Courtenay Vreturn, tooy this morn
ing - rata every body i better spirit.
Long - before . I the menal ofnoc
hours be waa hard at -work
tematistag. and " . arraaglng - -relief
measures and , ascertaining on his own
account the extent of toe calamity.
One of the first steps was to constitute
at a teller committee a joint committee
of the chamber 1 commerce, tear
chanta' exchange and the cotton" ex
change, appointed by the city eounciL
ins several exchanges are representee.
on the committee, and mayor Courte
aay will be ebairman. .---.
thai ntorabag It was anflribaaly
A iv snake a general aaspail lor
aid as tlM PreebTteriea AnjebeeW aba
ooaatry. , Their beantif ul balidiM Ja a
total rata ana ne congregation m-pbrct-lstned.
Obntrfbutkme eaar be for
warded to RT. W,r TaitmpioQtlXilX',
pastor.' : h. Sc:!'' i.n. :-k- Of j
The appeal of the colored nuaietera to
the people of the United States for col
ored people in disteess was who)Jy un
necessary . The relief committee treat
the fond at their command aa subscribed
for the benefit of the whole community
and as it was given without distinction
of race, color, er oondition, ao will it be
expended. Up to this time more ac
commodations have been provided for
colored refugees than for whites, and
in issuing rations the committee are no
respectors of persons. This has been
demonstrated and tie expectation is
that the colored ministers will be wil
ling to co-operate with the general com
mittee, instead of aoting on their own
account.
Mothers.
Often neglect knd delay in giving
proper attention to their children who
have become unhealthy. xlace your
sickly daugbtei upon the ase of 11. B. B.
aaa lonio and general regulator; give it
to your weak and feeble children; pre
scribe it to your husuand and sons as s
general tonio and appetiser before
breakfast, and they will never have any
use for whisky bitters.
Sold in New Berne by R. N. Duffy
and E. II. Meadows.
BHIEF9.
The number of deaths from drown
ing at watering resorts this season has
been unusually large.
The signsl service office reports alight
snow at Hellene, Montana, Sunday
night. The thermometer was down to
81 degrees.
A Nashville dispatch sayB tne widow
of ex-President James K. Polk cele
brated the eighty-third anniversary of
her birth last Saturday. Many tokens
of kind remembrance were, sent the
venerable lad)- by admiring friends.
A correspondent . from Macon, (ia.,
writes to the Constitution that a church
in that city bad secured the services of
"an elegant sop ana, a beautiful alto, a
fine tenor and a fine basso and that the
success of the church is now assured."
We were nnder the impression that
preaching bad something to do with the
success of a church-
From one'of our exchangee we copy
the below puczle that may Interest some
of the boys and girls: "The t" fj" of
the girl of the . are small, tapering and
beautifully shaped; I las beautiful as
the , and she is without her - her
frown is a t, and her figure excites ! 1 I
of surprise and a hankerlhg - her;
In winter time, when her beaux , round
to see her, she , she dashes
away to put some : the grate."
In response to the Queen's telegram
of sympathy, President Cleveland sent
tbe following reply: "Exeontive man
aion, Washington, Sept. 4, 1886-To
Victoria, Qneen and Empress, Balmoral,
Scotland.- Your Majesty's expression
of sympathy if or, the svflema by the
earthojUke ia warmly appreciated and
awake, grsacfoi reaponte ka'Americaa
hearts. Grovar dereiand, PrehideTia."
That the English goysrnmeat ia one
of the shrewdest CaV thei globe there is
no mistake;' afloiael Daltt, who has
been in the United u State about two
nsonths lee Wring oil t-h bome rule
qiaestioa In the" Interest of Ireland, has
daaywered that he has been followed by
ihnand rejldrtoi: In tbe' pay of the
BtttjsQovernment. .All ofhts fpeecbes
and sdme 6f bU private conversation
ware taken down in full by the inds
faUgable agent. The fact - has just
leaked out. Of all his utterances so
so far, Mr. Davitt has the credit of hay
ing; been very temperate, and unless tbe
speeches' are misrepresented, theEng
liah authorities will find tt difficult to
make any .charges against him.
j In ererr ine of the New York Xdoer
ean.be found short and .-pointed artiol
that opt only . interest,) bat are of real
worth: ind value. Iadeext, of so much
Importance do we regard some of them
that wa' cannot "refrain from copying a
portion Of an' ' editorial in the is tie of
September 4th Beaded "xne .vaiue or
Cbaracteri" wnioK n)ns thusly : "With
regafa to' mercantile affairs,, character
te welfmald td beof eqTial with capital
for It Is r not .less . efflclent as k "toeailf
Of auVaHCbir interests. "Where oapitel
does pot at V1 exist, character will do
mnch.'VJAiUf l'capital has done its
utmost, ohaxaoJnalM called upon
4odq something mors. Bupposlag cap-
jonaC.sad thtcWaotei remains, no
Idarai baiikrcpt, .Oaaricpftr'wm help
toreccttrtrncttQia
llto lary oonscloaraesjs at haTiagafalr
Jisaotec -leBsphie'sn -etiergf w
thosV who havvMftae1 else td-depend
fipoSr ind wilh lh precious eapitaTj
throagh the Wi
j Hopefi lorla4sotf aidl worid
fwel;hari,Airuip(!n4s,htoto
the TelWtiewirasTrHf Vnt
be smiles an takes) heart and oCtfrage
when hie wife briflrs a bof'e of.SsJvat
tion Oil; the gTeata .cars earth for
'TU BsST BUl.var-'ta- fee 4orU for
Onsa, .BransM,-r-flflWay:ft1sias,xilsa
Rheua, Fever 8ca5K-,twrc Jglf f id
Haoda, Cb Waa Cras, aeeaU Lkiq
ErnptHma, -AiUjeffiraias emraa ilea.
It ia guaranteed to oerfeot ssWaCi
tioa, or money refaa4d Prtee tt eents
par not, jtor aan ty Hawwrar tirafi
. f .lu.ji.ao t.'.'....?gair cut
WaMtarMt lOais.'" '.t-JI
Five hundred wbW bcye-aid
crom u to si yeaza nfag to lear
ette making. Thai work ) ta ticnt: and
very profiuble to those who are willing!
to apply themselves aiilgentlT.
Address W. Duiat, Sons & Co.,
au20 2aw4ww4t Durham, N. C.
COMMERCIAL.
JODBJUL Oinoa. Sept. 8. I P. M
OOTTON.
New York, Sept. 7. Futures closed
dull. Sales of 40,200 bales.
September,
9.13 Maroh. S.40
October.
November,
December.
January,
February,
9.14 April. 9 AS
9 14 May, DM
9.1? Jane, 0.64
9.24 July, 9.71
9.32 August,
Spots quiet
and firm; Middling 9
3-16; Low Middling
B 1 lfi; Good Ordi-
nary 8 3 16.
New Berne Market quiet. No sales
Middling 8 5-16; Low Middling 8 1 18;
tiood Ordinary 7 5-10.
OOnBSflC BBAHKaiT
SKXD OOTTOa xa.W).
OOTTOH SKXD $10. 00.
TPBPXNTnra Hard, 11.00, dip, $1.75.
Taa 75c.a$1.86.
Oats New, 85c. in bulk.
Cohw 65a60o.
Ricx 75ai)5.
BxnsWAX 15o. per lb.
Baxr On foot, 3c to 5c.
OouKTHY Hams lOo. per lb.
" Laro 10c. per lb.
Boob 12o. per doaen.
Fhbbh Poaa 4Jac. per pound.
Pbanuts 60c. per bushel.
Foddkb 75c. a$ 1.00 per hundred.
Onions 50c. per barrel.
Field Pxas I5a70o.
Hidks Dry, 10c. ; green 6o.
Apples 25a50o- per bushel.
PAR8 75c. aS 1.85 per bushel.
Honey 85o. per gal.
Tallow oc. per lb.
Obiokxnb Grown, tOaftSc
priag
0a25o.
MaAL 70o, per buahel.
Oats 50 ota. par buahal.
TDBinrs 60c. per bushel.
Ikish Potatoes $8.76 per bbl.
WOOb-l0al6o. per poend.
Potato a Bahamas. S5a80c.;
40a50c
hJtBj08KNX Die.
SniNQLES West India, dull and nom
inal; no wanted. BuHdlng. - $ finch
hearts, $8.00; saps,$l.WbrM.
WHOLnAua raoaa. .
Haw Mnea Poax $11.00, .
BaorjLDXH Meat 7ic.
C. R.'s. F. B's, B.'s and L. C- 7io.
FLOtJB--$3.85a6.00.
Laud 8o. by the tierce.
Nau v-Baais 10 s, $2 50.
Scqa Granulated, 6lo
CoFFxa Hallo.
Salt 85a90o. per sack.
M?LA88rs and 8tkups t0a45o
POWDEB $6.00.
Bhot Drop, $1.76; buck, $8.00.
School Notice.
M IBS MANLY vUl Dn a Bohool (er Ulrki
and Yonng Ladle In this filjr, on OCTOBKK
4ih. Tuition peraonltaa, SW.SSlotitt.US Pmr-
able quarterlyn advance, aPdlf
Miss Uary C. Roberts
Will raoaen bar KJnderti-1en Sehoel en Mat-
eair sUeeL hukuai, Birr. ia. Bfie wui
also eontinue her class of Hither
and Uangaaces.
ap7 Aw
Mrs. A. T. Jerking
WlU reamae lbs dotlea of her SCHOOL, on
MONDAY, SatPT. IJlh. 1WH.
Sept, 6th Iw
Lost.
& N. C. B.B.
STOCK.
A A A. . . k. ill...!. A M
. Ralljoad (Jo.. No. tt5. has been lost, and
tbe undersigned has applied for a new car
UOcate. All oonoernta will take notioe.
J. v. JORIAH.
Newbern, Ana IMS. sttd
GEORGE ALLEH & GO.
DEALpaa IN . ...
General Sardwar
Airrltraltaral Impltmenti
Plowgf Iledrows. CnttiVnXors,
Uees and Ajres,
Wood'n Mowers eVReatvera,
jot ton Olns sPreaaea,
Fertilisers. Land Planter , Kauit
MeoJhafqB .Xoo.sfr4 UMiUrmn,
LiriaeviilBirKK. Cme5ntv .FXatster
Hair. BmiMtttiKbvmtiiey-
nJ8h;OTl, Ota ntty kusd HaUr.
Pircaatjra, Bmirldr 'OHH
Ooobr BtoTea, Eareks 1 Btacglmt
Pr6bf ISMhr JiOcka, warntatedts;
rirej eearttriilnd aAdlfwCtion;
cu PBrjoEayKixT tow. ; -.
1II ',.Wi, T- " -"
; T
I hereby annocDoevirtae.f aeaadleais
for tht office ef BIIKKITF OF CRAVEN
OOrMTww1thoet egard te party; and
If elected will endeavor to be the eoer
of the Whole people f the Coaaty, ' -
!aili ci stBeaieetfBlry.ia 3c-t T
1 3c r ir r :n. ;TacSiPtt VXSB03Ua
K
A Lerse Una e India Uaeae. i
tal Ussa, will fcc icai iqat Msrvataealy tew
I Maes as
little Store 'Ebimd ConTer.
P. T6T3r
at liliin sjwsat
On aoor mam IMUoaJ.
K3URE AWIK8J ICCZIT.
Guaranty Hutnal Acci
dent AgsocianoiL.
Policy Carried for about $11 Yearly.
Pays weekly Li nefite, $25. " '
Loss of Life, $5,000.
Lous of both feel or bota, aemU, UJtOD.
Lose of one foot or one hand, $3,000.
WATSON ft ST&EET,
eep5dwtf . gents
School Notice.
Miss Leah Jones will ooen a Schoel am
Monday. Sept. 27th.
Mms Marks will teach French and El
ocution. Pupils who woald be in ae
6th. 7th and 8th grades will be received.
Terms $2.00 per month. s( dSw
School Notice.
M18.S KMLLV rERKUEK Till realms her
H liool (on Droad atreetj 6fc.1T. Is, !!.
mvpi qui
School Notice.
MIS MOLI.1K HKATH wlU reoMO hat
Srljn.il Ml her KeBlileoce on Pdllivfk ilrul
MoNUA V. Mh.11. 'JUlh. ISfKl. . i
i erms: frlmary. ii .OO nrr month: idTumd
kuuitiiia, l JU ir inunUl.
Mp3 diw
Music School.
Mis.- 1 ANNiK H MYBICK at atur(rM
ixr, N. C. will open a MCB1C flCBOOL tn
New Heme early lu September. For par
tleulani apply at the rrtldenoe of Hi. JMU
ii Hfj.i.. aaasieaf
T
A Card.
1 will opea a Olaas for Uaofclna ikhel
LaiiKuage by about the luth ul HptaalMW.
lAdlva ami Mu tinmen wlU aaMSe apply,
lietwoeu 12 aud 1 ooloek, to T
A. M JA.0O1K01T,
Ifaal oorner of Uaoiouoa ad PlkiaK SSS.
aoasl dvoCSt
Notice.
By order Board Oommlssioasss
Craven County there will be aa
registration of the voters of the int
JOSEPH NELSON,
aog34 80d aerk.'
F. 0. 8IIIU01T0,
COTTON iBROKEir
Conslgsiments Bollcliod
Offloe at W. O. BRYAN'S, oa SoaUi neat
treat, twirdoon wn.t of Qreen Foy Oo. a
oiuia,
aPnmrjt atlenLlAB .lv.n an - -
OoitOD and oilier Produce. wmoU Sw Aa
GENERAL
(k)mXaaission Uerch&iitf
AMD DEALKR0 TH ' '
Fertilizers and Arri-
cnltiiral Chemicals.
kv spaclal attaatlon glvea to the saw ef
OOTTOK. . .-.:.
Liberal aaranoes Bxade oa CooaijmsaSttU.
Otnoes at earner Pollock KndKlVIl4 slresie
and Uniaa PolBi. - " -c seal S VU
For Fall mSStS.-
Cabbage. Kale, Spinach. aJ tss'sjlsl
' c. ft. kEAb6wii stte'T
angtidw - . r
I ' 1 s.ave.sais , m. ya. i a I. P sasss
"Eock Lime,
5.
. .1
Plaster.
Cements,
Goat Hair
t4
R. O. E. LODGE,
. .. l ! 1 ifT.
CRAVEN STREET,; iii
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. 2 store.,
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