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t . Naw Berne, latitude, 15 f North.
J 0un riaae.SS I Length f day," r
) . -un mi, :1 1 19 honzij IS atiauta.
i . Moon eu m 1830 a.m.
- wbo hu oooidertle ,ezperiei)e M
- ttenuil itmxrti m iftufin la a dry
toad atr. williB2 to, work for
Man apply M Jouma.l offioo. '
adTMtIt SCSI Ri J- AUeadowt
r.B"riiilMp!k',.Ufl, t tfa4
Boo oB 7Uroy l.W of iho Cht
lotto fffwai,jrllaliinfcBdo4 rer
. ii i : I
to May ot lUooowa. - - - -'
Boa. 8. Disarm n Bolfcitor J. H
' OoUIao ' Mkodio the Twplr st Jamoi
and Whito 111 follow fat due time,
;ir fco)o oToottooufiom PiU ooonty
were aobt jb )Bf chungo yostorday
by K; W. Wv Bmallwood, and one
frofli JOaaMir ounty by ureen, Foy
JYlioae wUhlngto ailbacrlU for Be v.
Mr; Vaoa'fortbpootDg took on the re
. Ugiouii ' kiatory of New' Berne and thii
aeoUoa oaadoaobr applying to Mr. T.
A. Henry, M Patteraon't ehoe atore.
Mr. S. L. Keelet, of Northwest Point,
UgwjhowM U Papalloo onnd. wr.itee
thalhU aUtoo wee Tiolentlr ahaken on
the lktM Angoat. The
houe rpokeA MtU Mr wife became aksk
aa of ten aieknex. Three diatlnot ahooka
were felt. .
JO.' Wrfl B4 d Wenie1 aceeu for the
aaU of the "The Ue Book," which con
tain the aneaaolni of Oen. Robert E.
LMnetfrlUtorykiatoty andcampaigna
Krery wriviacaoMiet ot the Army ot
Northern VMntl wiir-fMibUe teel
aa bterMJifcJI fc nJ tbiiild have
1 onaaiftttri AcohelUioo ticket
for Craves cwiBjyqUl pp the cam;
peisink Tajkeboib aeii aWatdey , Septi
l9aiiHotk.jmC;CkUlL-WPK Ust.
Eaq., O. Dokba. t). ftthnaon and others
wifl Adflreet at (hattjme
end will, fully -oxoUiav-to them why
nTuC "fhalow, wCo 'ta, mi
fCaUMtq seateMaj.
ohoonae- a 4 ia aaakiaf
pi .i
jB lie here
aiaUloiAe
tteimy.VW r6ttUMV aH fn
erew. eeu tk4eaeahttieae tl eyste
alMr. XW fiWm 4Wk W
; JaVWCrawfaad auid: feebly hate
Ool. - oe. K. VkHrord end .fainJJy
1.JI II I l ll lV -
,kiiUi - a4led jri
la itwaa
T " ilx fJI? J!!jms7a!!i!!
Tsw ttrrn- Daily and weekly
The Pre fra PmW, Trw!
r?s'yMP
oil
';af fte
'!atati?;M
i A tTJfatmB auilTUraln Bx
,' paetori
btuf'Ti. Wffi
drrTed pLU Ld.'iSdXlrne of
, , - ' v jrrAi, tiat was plaoei
"V 'fiiVai:iieamlot the
U .u -Iv alsaalr; aaaf'lteS
. , i ,
""j tte heen-actU t taxee
- r t Is ttv' (Vr county by the
-4." ' " rjii...'i.diMih3Ceeper
,,... . - eanta while the
-' for e'- fl '
, to r.'ii a? t-.-oirwUng
- ,v u.xrver or de cottetr
' txr vers or lie Mttety
' ami
ot-'
H
ort
til I
IT
j t t r.
y vry yewt for a
' 9i Caa theeouaty
a'tf lL kroperty
r f e t Ti3 and e?ty
r tv e J If not,
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4
( .1 i,4 Vti
! s rf-e iviti
.... . v - t t i.
The t7&io Cam Metin it Barring
ton) Wood to now open. Owing to the
frequent ahowera for everl,daja the
prepentiona were not complete, bat the
maeetlng , waa formally opened yester
day by electing Ber. J. W. Telfair
fyhnlnria , who tend J. portkm of the
acripiarea ana waa loiiowea witn
prayer ReV.1 W. Hi Thtirber.
Serrieea' will be held todtry at 11 a
m., i p. aaand 8 p. n.
Bey. J C Price, of Saliabury. arrived
Uat night and will attend today.
There la an auditorium well covered
which will aeet -eotnfvtally on thons
and persona and tweleet or fifteen hun
dred oaa get la good, hearing range of
the preacher's stand.
A aepaiite arbor is arranged for white
ytsitora onder which 'several hundred
may be accommodated and hear the
discourse and ainging.
The undergrowth has been cut out
aAd beautiful grounds lakt out for the
comfort and eonvenienoeof all.
Drive wells were betas? placed and a
supply of good water wul be obtained.
A large attendance is expected today
and tomorrow, and ample arrangements
are made at the ferry to transport per
sons each way at the moderate cost of
ten oence for the round trip.
Who Owns the Properljil
the property of the following persons
in James City was sold for taxes by
Sheriff Hahn for 1885, and he has made
deeds to the county for the said prop
erty: Daniel Keys, Either Bpellman, KobU
Spivey, Lolly Keys. Gilbert Bpruill,
Henry Bpruill, Anthony Kinsey, 8am l I
Btallinga, sr., Willis Stanly, Hester
Latham, Hasty Taylor, Thomas Vail,
Wm. Latham, Hardy Walker, Edward
White, Mosea Latham, Mary A. White
head, Whltehurst, Armstead
Leery, Hardy Willie ma, Eliza Campball,
John R. Mordeoai, Mraes Campbell,
Henry Cannon, Mourning Moore. Peter
Claghon, Susan Copes, Wm. Henry
Moore, Frank Commander, Patsey Cut
ler, David Marsh, Sylvester Cordon,
Daniel Cutler. Jim Madison. Oden Craw
ford, Jaa. Baprett, Delia Melton, Chaney
Urawfora, Hobt. Bryan, Riley Moore,
Sophia Barnes, Prince Bryan, Ueorge
Moore, PiU Bryan, Joseph Bryan, John
MeHeal, Hetty Braddy, Baker Boyd,
Nathaniel M. Porter, Lewis Borden , Jaa.
H. Bland, Kelly Speight, Thos. Ulan go,
Riley , Blaeao, rJoka 1 1 Sanders, John
Blasefe, loaephlBehsan, Hester Simp
eon, Wm. Bern be ry, Jordan Jenkens,
Martha Simpson, Rich Havens, Fers.
Jones, Alfred Small, Mathew and Chloe
Jones, Robert Long, Sanders Smidick,
heirs Jacob Griffin, Redmond Jones,
heirs Lucinda Eborn, Moses Little,
Maria Lewie. Edw. W. Bembery,
Esther Ballard, Anthony Eskelt, Willis
Elliott, sr.. Deny Eborn, Isaac rerebee,
Elizabeth Hints. Luke Jones, Mark
Nicholas, Olive Williams, Geo. Willis,
Paul Williaau, jr., Paul Williams, sr.,
Luke Williams, Lewis Williams.
There la also a large number of deeds
for taaea 18W and 1884.
The average tax due by the above
pereons i about fifteen cents: the cost
paid by the county on each deed was
two dollar aed sixty-five eente.
' ' Tax Pay bk.
' " rewas ! Star
, .; t, , HotanKft,Tea.-Febv 1836.
Koesaaav yearr my wife has been af
Dieted with a large eating ulcer ot the
lag, which has had the attention of sev
eral doctors, and the use of all kinds of
anedieine, without benefit. ,
aw waa oM that li. V. B. .would cure
her. i Baa baa aead two hostlaa, and the
ntoers improved rapidly tmtU entirely
"iwea ila Irm aad only medicine
rth.. AiA M rnftA ' ,
thai ever did ear rood.
.
sou
in New Barae by B. N. Duffy
and E. H. Meadows.
The Xjateet Trona Char Us ton.
Chaxxxstost, S. C, Sept. 9. The city
iequ
tat today, though a dream of abso-
aMtiamsmity from danger wae rudely
lapel lea by a smart .but la nocuous
shock of aa . eartbqoake between one
ft ad two o'clock this moramg.. Shelter
has beea pretty' well provided for all
Aha kocorieee. but' etxpaeled ralne will
ae Bvucb nflerwgt&atloBa are be
llng laeued to all persona who are reooat
(meaaedtrf any, clergymen 6r aoy re-
putaxae aensena . xao wnr to via rauei
oommltl , Charleston wiil alee fur
nish rationa la eowe way to destitute
perseas at 8ummefvin ana Ju. Pleaa-ant.-
There ara rumora that oouatry
aee-roea will flock in here In hone of
hiving m Idrenrsa, and (hat cotton fields
and track farms will be desertea, nut
thie to not likely to last, if tt begins, a
mat reine are takes to prevent loafer
from taking ad vaatage of the diatribu. P
tioa "of food by the relist committee,
A bnard of eegfaeere are at work. They
(ndvtMt t' s. parapet of, the western
aonioaat U euetoaa bomaa to eermualy
damaged aad' Its;' rrpafr will inrolve
eotenderakle expense, but the building
ki safe and baa enstained no other in
iuriee. The rtnftoe to laraaged and
Mr. Spier would adytoe a change were
there any available build lags procura
ble. It will be propped up temporarily
utd rendered asie. - The old olub bouse
an ltig atre4 to an entire wreck
and wi'l be pulled down. They find
the bull Jin? of the" Ctarieatoa cotton
factory but liUle dam?ed and entirely
mtm,- with the exwr' n of ' the sooth
I of t.e fourth e'ry, Which, they
Ok! . e &uU be dra In with toon
roda i The nsdve chLnrvy to severely
cracked at a point about two-thirds of
e fy tr-s T e com r-:t tee reoom---
1 t it uiJ be fu.ied down as
ihtaatheerecka. r- -: ; .':-Xr.' ?
if Tea wuu a Cd Artlci: Ji
' T" iC" : j-" t-'nf for
- ' 4 ; - till -WU i
Oea. B.T, Butlay aaye hi is net awing
into polities any more. fj
Large schools of whales are raported
off the banks of Mew Foaadlaad .-jr
The Kiatiasippi river to said to have
been lower this summer than tot years.
Mayor Couxtenay estlaatea the earn
age to bniidiagtr to iCharleetpa h ajx
millioa dollar, r, . . . , ,., .. f
Mrs. Gen:, W, fi. Hancock has about
completed writing the reminiscence ot
her late husband. They are to be pub
liehed this winter.
A visitor to the cemetery at Mobile
Ala., bits that the grave of Father
Ryan, the poet priest of the South,
scarcely recognizable for the grass and
weeds.
Hon. 8. S. Cox is credited with hav
ing written home to a friend that he ex
peeled to returned from Constanatinople
early in October and announce hisaeelf
as a candidate for the Democratic nom
ination for Congr
Great Britain is closely watching the
movements of Russia, Germany and
Austria with regard to their move
ments concerning the Bulgarian criaU
In a word, John Bull will not be ignored
when the tick man's effects are to be
distributed.
A Los Angeles (Cel.) paper having ao
appreciation for the beautiful, com
plains: Tli ere are too many artists
here, and not enough tillers of the soil
too many people trying to paint sunsets
and picturesque scenes, and too few
ho are willing to set out vines and
plant fruit trees.
A Dakota farmer, grumbling at the
poor outlook for wheat in the early
summer, offered to Rive to bis wife all
tbe wheat he would hav over 1,500
bushels. He has just housed some over
,000 bushels, and his better-half
memoranda begins, one black silk dress,
two new bonnets, etc., etc,
The surrender of Geronimo, the noted
Apache chief, and hi blood-thirsty fol
lowers, will bring a feeling of great re
lief to the inhabitants of Arizona and
New Mexico. These savages have been
the terror of that region for year, and
have successfully defied the combined
pursuit of United States and Mexican
troops, crossing and recreating the
frontier with wonderful adroitness,
and oa every occasion they would hie
from their hidden recesses in tb moun
tain gorges and murder inoffensive in
habitants, burn their home and carry
away all movable property. Upon this
surrender may be termed the close of
the Apache campaign.
Treasurer's Report for Month of Aug.
Tiiomab Daniels. 7VtMwrr, in account
with the CStv of New Berne,
18Hfl.
Aug. 7. To balance.
83J.74
7. Tocaahf'rnTaxColleoV
86. 00
14. . B. W. Morris.
back tax, 18S
14. " Tax Collector
17.51
150.00
" 2i. onr'Q 7!t 'wf00
" 2N. . V' i I " i I .400
Sept. 4. " " " 60.00
" 7. " City Marshal 19.47
8. " from L. II. Cutler t75.00
I7W.72
Meadows $80.00
Danieto 18.66
Sep t 7, 1886.
By c p 'd E. II .
Thos.
John M, Herget M.00
JobaW.Bowdoa 80.00
" B.F. Ketchum 80.00
" Geo. C. Broadatreet... 80.00
" JohnC-Qreen 28.00
" R. H.Hilton 28.00
" W. N.Baa,... 20.00
44 Robert William 20.00
J.R. Wynat 2.00
il Wm. H. OMver 10.00
" Nswberu Aead amy ... 8.00
" W.a Ftolde,L 28.00
" New Berne Journal... 8.00
" Atlaatio Eng. Co...... . 10.00
" Newbera Eng. Co 10.00
" street ft pomp 184.08
HaaoookBroa. 4.8S
' Oawmaa, Thompson
Co 9.92
" Newbera Oa Lt Co. 15,80
" W. R. Barrtngton 85
" Newbera Eng. Co 80.11
44 Atlantic Eng. Co. 9.00
" N. 8. Richardson et
Bon. 7.75
" Jonas McDaaiei 7.60
44 A.L.Fellett, . . book : 12.50
41 J. A. Meadow 47.40
44 J. a Whitty .... 88.76
Balance , 28.50
! -Ml ft! 1 , ' .1
I - , . -j . ..$712.72
The - following te an Itemized state
ment of the 8184,03 eharged to streets
and pumps:
Geo. Hill, polio la place otBow-
I - den while sick-...-... t 100
Fred Lewie, driver Atlantic Eo-
gine Oou... .4.nr i,r
John Btanrpa, drive New Berne
Willie Rose, pump tnpeotor.
Rodman Squire, work on atreeto
Moeee Roberta, work oa atrset.
Samuel Cook, boring well for .
Rnt af ma :
$0.00i
20.00
80.00
2L75
2L75
85.00
awwa r.xprsw ut cnarKea
on tax nook........ -........... ; ",40
Edward, BroughtCHt 4k Co., Bal- -
- sigh tax book 7.60
. H. Holton, one-half repairing-, j :
. brid ge ......i..w ., tm -. 1.68'
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Nf:... -:;. ' : flW.08
: V", Trob. Dairigu, i '
Sworn to "t tufxr'Ned before zee
the 8th day of t -t., V i. , .
J. Ik, li. t T AWAT, "-'Jn: i
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Alexander Leavt Bulgaria.
Sofia, Sept 8-Prinoe Alexander has
signed the deed at abdication, and ha
departed from. bona. A panpaei mass
of people witnessed Alexaa&r depart
ure from the -palace," and thousand
lined the route taken, by him-' through
the town. The Ptiiee Jlod in hie car
riage, bo w In g, atvj -esjmg i "Good-bye,
my b roth ren.iS' populace were
much affectedrXeaxs fptang to many
eyes, and heartKw(hevrer express!
for the Prince' fcpeedyjeturn. Prince
Alexander will go fins to Lom-Palanka.
A manifesto was issued by Alexander
prior to hi departure. It says: "We,
Alexander, Prince of Buhraria. being
convinced that our departure will con-
triDute to Bulgaria's liberation, having
received assurance from the Czar that
the independence, liberty and rights of
our country snail remain intact and
that nobody shall interfere with its in
ternal affairs, inform our beloved peo
ple that we renounce the throne, wish
ing to prove how dear to us are the in-
tercets of BuUraria, for which we are
willing to sacrifice that which is more
preaious to u than life."
AXtet expressing his erection for his
subject and his heartfelt gratitude for
tneir nevotion, ne aay no wui paty foa
to shield and prosper the country. He
concludes by asking the people to obey
toe regency and the ministry, to the
end that order and peace may be pre
served.
Prince Alexander is accompanied by
M. Stambouloff. The Prince will go
direct to Darmstadt.
London, Sept. C -On the definite ab
dication of Prince Alexander Turkioli
and Russian commissioners will b ap
pointed to form provisional govern
ment to conduct Bulgarian affairs pend
ing the electron by the general assembly
of a new ruler. The Porte has formally
declared thai Turkey will never consent
to any proposal. oontinKimt or other,
thatRuetiia shall occ upy Bulgaria, Hast-
ern Koumalia or any pari of lurkey,
and the Porte has sent a note to the
powers pray ins: them to pievent a for
eign military occupation of Bulgaria.
Diplomats at Constaalinople believe
that the Bulgarian national assembly
ill re-elect l'rince Alexander.
The Vienna 1'reie Presse av that
Prince Alexander yesterday, when de
livering his farewell address to bis offi
cers and Informing; them of the urgent
necessity be was under to leave Bul
garia, said: "If tny departure is not
forever, it is luitil the natioaal assembly
of Bulgaria decideetthCaaaAiog.'
The ot. reteroburg Novoe Vremya
urges Russia to secure a good under
standing with Turkey, and urges Tur
key not to abandon its traditional policy
of adapting itself to existing circum
stances. A Kusso-Turklsh alliance,
adda tbe Novoe Vremya, would solve
the Bulgarian question. Russia should
concern herself lee about Western
Europe in order to obtain a freer hand
In the East.
Turkey has' authorized the Ottoman
Bank to issue a loan of 500,000 Turkish
pound, half payable liireetry knd the
remainder In Installments.
The popuaUud $IBwrt alt almost in
a state of lnltjrrfecTIon Because of the
active effort of Turkey to force Syrian
recruits Into the Turkish army. The
Syrian reserves have been called out
and a general consoription , is being en
forced . Several thousand recruit have
been sent to Damascus. The people
generally are much 'excited. Trade is
stagnant. Moftt of the 'people' are very
poor and the recruit woo are sent away
from their homes as a rule leave their
ive and fhmilios destitute."
Pajub, 8ept.J8. The- Soir say it is
probable that Baiwo Mohrenheim, the
present Russian ' ambassador to France,
Will succeed M. de Crier a Russian
minister of foreign affair, the Oar
being dissatisfied with the ooureeef M.
de Giers in the Bulgalrim ff air.
A continual drooDinz on a very rainy
day and a contention woman are alike. '
No wonder, poor ols, they are such
slave to headache.' One twenty-five
cent spent for a bottle of Salvation Oil
will restore harmony in the, household.
A Villhg Inundated '
Havanha, Sept. 8.-Tbe springs
which recently appeartdi Maritbe Vil
lage of Ceibadelagua continue to flow
hi undiminished volume, and in. aoite
Or effort to deviate the water from its
oourse the inundation, is increasing. A
portion of the village to now more than
three feet under water. The inhabi
tant are panio stricken, and are leav
ing the locality in increasing numbers!
ADVICE TO MOTHER.
Mas. Wwslow's Sooth iNa Syrup
should always be need for children
teething. It soothes the child, soften
the gum, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is tbe best remedy for diar-
hcea. Twenty-Dve cents a bottle.
janMdtuthsatwlv
Lively Work with Pistol in Texas.
Kin ned y Station, Tex.. Sept. 7. An
affray occurred bet weu two Mexican
ana its L annoara tm' one- aiae ana
officers on the other af paleyville, theeeJ
mite from ker. at a e iAk vesteraav.
in the course tx tbe;vrrf oh;ahe trjoatf
option quecuon; in, wtuo.tja erra Tata
Elder, his hrothe, 1: at'teriff B.
KU. tlt lfr. TnlU m Wlll
ontrightr telfatlAherifI JaokTitatoy
and anotfiey. member rbT-Jha.Fuliaa
family were dangerously j wounded,
and County 'Attorney Grave, Deputy
Sheriff Blair; Charfe" Dalley, and W.
u. Botier were uigauy iniured. -THe
two Pulleci were old men, and were
not engaged in- the affray. rTbey were
hit by try bullets. '.The Mexican en
gaged in . the thpoling have- escaped.
County Attorney: Grave has tele
graphed to Gov. .Ireland for four ran
gers to aid. in .capturing ue .Mexioaaa
and- ethers . aagaged ia tbe ebooting .
The row grew out of.tbe election,
iu mij vjiiu wm.i turn aivBuaitns
and lever of earty morning walk will
Cad tin is "a true maxim.-' If we wfer
penriittel to make a uirE lionr we
should whisper, .VTJte Dr. bull Cougl
1 " ? M. 3 11 J 1 I
Tha Preaident'a Loaf Oarrtoge Driva
Baxaxac inn,, Sep. .T.-rbesx iarae
days' carriage drive eaded when the
President' party drove up to the log
caoia once more at uooa today. A pack
ot hoaaaa la -falfJparaurt of a 'deer
cnMsed theiRpathiaka dktanoe. TJpaa
auerijig 6aywn)Q -tllkege' Am party
dtov to the workshop 4 ,Taxkdesait
siiner. nd'jr.. vteveiasa ana. r,
Ward left dhtMr fbr fhe'rooo1nta)g
waaenuQe: neaau'wrien y' aecurea
la the hunt ot la week. 'ft Jhnnta bad
iuat left for mounting tbe akin of a
black bear that had bean shot aear Paul
smith'. Although tbe party bae trav
elled ninety-four mile since leaving
here last Saturday. Dr. Ward will re
turn to Albany on Friday. President
Cleveland may remain a week longer
Itwl Iixcllnl.
J. J. Adtuns. Chief of Police, Knox
ville, Tenn., writes: "My family and 1
are beneficiaries of your most excellent
medicine, Dr. King's New Discovery for
consumption , having found it to be all
that you can claim for it, desire to tes
tify to its virtue. My friends to whom
i nave recommended it, praise it at
every opportunity."
Dr. King's New Discovery for con
sumption is guaranteed to cure coughs,
colds, bronchitis, asthma, croup, and
every affection of throat, chest and
lungs. Trial bottles free at Banooek
Bros, drug store. Large sir.e $1. 00.
COMMERCIAL.
Jouxkal Ornoi. Sept 10. I P. U.
OOTTOH.
Niw Yum. bept. 9.- Fuliuee cl.nwd
dull but steady. Sales of S4.20O balm.
September, 9.03 March. V a 7
October. U 0!? April, 'J 41
November, W .10 May. J 53
December. June, U.81
January, U.21 July, V 60
February, 8.2V August,
Spots quiet. Middling U
a ltt low
Middling
8 1-16, Good Ordinary 3 16
New Berne Market iuiel. Sulce of
three bales at
Middling 8 Ixw Middling H 1 16
Good Ordinary 7 Ml.
MIU1IC HII1IT
Sxxo OOTTOH 93.90.
OOTTOR SXXD $16.00.
Toarxirmra Hard, 61.00, dip, $1.75.
Tax 75o.a61.9B.
Oats New, 85c. in bulk
OORH 55ftOc.
Rica 75a85.
Bxkswax 15c. per lb.
Bxaf On foot.' lie. to be.
OoOTTBT HaMB 10c. per lb.
44 UaUD 10c. per lb.
Kooe lie. par doaea.
Faasa Poax 4ia6c per pound,
PXAHUT8 50o. per bushel.
FODDKH 75o.a6l.00 per hundred.
Onoita OOci per barrel.
ftJILD Pbab 670c.
Hnsa Dry, loo. ; green to.
Apples 25a50c. per bushel.
Pear 75o.a6l.25 per bushel.
Honey 85c. per gal.
Tallow 5c. per lb.
Oanoxam Grown, 80&35 .; spring
2oaS5c.
Mxal 70o. par bushel.
Oats 50 ct. per bushel.
TuaMfiPB 60c. per bushel.
iRtsn Potato St.75 per bbl.
WOOL l0al6c. perDOund.
POTATOBB Bahamas. 95ad0c . yams,
40a0o.
KxaoaxKa 8ic
ShWOLXS West India, dull and n jm
lnal; not wanted. Building. 6 inch
hearts, aa.oo; sapa.axoo per M.
waoLxaAL rwoaa.
Krw Mast Poaat 619 00.
8hotjukb Meat 7fe.
C. R.'s, F. B, a and L. 0 -7io.
Furjm-8.99a.00.
LaaD 8o. by the tierce.
Nail Basis 10's.62 50.
So QAa Granulated, 6jo
Corra Velio.
Salt 83a90c. per sack.
Molasses Ajn Stbot 90a46o
Powdeu 6J6.00.
Shot Drop, 61.76, buck, 12.00.
FIoticejDf Sale.
ON TUESDAY,
The 21st Day of September,
1888, 1 will cell at Public Auction, at the
Storehouse west of the Storehouse for
merly occupied by Wm. Colligan, Sr.,
the Personal Effects belonging to the
estate of Wm. Colligan, deceased.
Terms Cash. Sale to commence at 10
o'clock, a. m.
WM. COLLIUAN,
Collector Estate of Wm. Colligan, deed.
oep. iuin, ioco. n at a
E. II. fi J. A. Uca Jons,
, GrENEliAL
Commission llerchants
1000 Ton$ Kainit and
Guano
Far Truck and Cotton Crons.
ppecial attention given to ths sale of
OOTTOIf sat OKAI1T.-
Ubatat eassies ataa oa OmUrammts.
Offlee at earner PMInek and Middle streets
and TJakm Point. . KpldwU
Kotice! Notice! Hotice!
"L; -irtl iM
tnaaawwskjaadhavmt eaeasd
Gonand Locnnith
VtafcWrttwant. a at- V tt THhfc.HT'a MA-
lKiM( Hura,t siana toeeaUelaasss
f wora on bans, Lmks,ete.
cflnt-eiaas wert rnarmntoed. -
- Very tisiiiitfallr.. f -
aaM dwu t i vc:c. CLAEK. it.
Great Uiziir
A Large Lin of India TJi,., cataek K4a
sooks. Torchon. Medici, 7ptiaa aad flrtoa
ta.1 Laces, will be olTersd at llarvutoasiy Law'
Pflees at t-
Little Store '"Eoniid", Corner,
I J. F. 1713,
Middle Street,
- uaedooriiompiBtsaaa.
THE LEE BOOK.
M JbllVlOIXIN OF
ROBERT E. LEE,
MILITARY HISTORY UB ClWiini.
'V r .
U FN Kit A I, A. J,. LOKO,"
Military Secretary to Okkxjui. ,gj
Aseuu WkUUxl in IU toUuwla It-naltM
liouroii. Cmveu, Uuuwat, kmtm. Uiue.
Ude. Luo, Uuini, Flit,!
I.IUcrul Terms
to Agent.
AddrM
IS. BOYD, Uaneral
NEW BEKNE, N. C.
W
A went.
TUr Kiuuu Krm Preaa, tbe WaabiBcum
Kvliie. UriH-ce (o.uty t.iilrprl ir
Meaufi.rt Krcord uid Oivenvllle luaeeauc
,-o, Uiree timeesnd nnd Mil to this
olTl-
rprudwif
CITY ORDINANCE-
lit it ordained. That on and. mJUtr
ia! 10th, 1S6, no person or parsons
"ball be permitted to erect any buEdiag
within the fire district without first ohr
tainiog permission of the board to doao.
Any person violattng this ordinance
all be deemed guilty ot a mlede-
meanor, and uoon oonviotina akall k
fined fifty dollars or lmDiiawad thirtv
days, and each day said baiMuigahail
so BUnd or remain in oonrae of rmntirk
ohall ht a violation of this ordmaace.7
-'lu dli .. Mayor.
Notice. '
l't buc Dkavmxh am) CAJere:
All public dravs or oarU faiuU nnnn
the streets after tbe 20th day Of SeMem-
uw, iiwi, wiuoui nnairr tneeeoa, tae
parties in charge of said dray or carts
w-ill be arrested for violating fUn t
chap. 13, of the Ctty Ordlaaaeee.
The fine it) 810 or imnriaonrf tKirt.
. " F
ays.
J M HABOET,
spl0d5i City Marshal.
School Notice.
MANLY will open School for Girl,
aixl Vouor ldm la tlila city, i ODTOnUat
. r im Ion peranuuw. fjtmto K&O Pav
Sllile iurlrly In ivaii. Sspildt
Miss Mary C. Roberts
will reopen ber KlnlnrarleB8nboel ea Met
clf aireet MONDAY, BKPT. U. Bhe will
aleu eonunue htT rlaa. of Higher KRKltah
ajul InKua.Mi sesTfiw
Mrs. A. T. Jerkins
Will reaumr Ihe ilntlr. of her SCHOOL on
MONDAY. HUT. Ulh. I WW.
Lost.
V. K.K
A. & S.
STOCK.
will take noUes.
New hern. An, IfM.
J. V. JOADAM.
INSURE AGAIN8J ACCICIJIT.
Guaranty Mutual Acci
dent Asscjtfiii'
PoUcy Carried for about tt TWly.
Pay weekly 'bwnefra, tJ
Loss of Life, $5,000.
Loss of both feel or both hoat3 OOOV
Loss of ott foot or one, hand-tj ,000
WATSON V6TRkET.r
ser'dwtf AgenU
School Notice.
Mies Leah Jonea will open a School on
Monday, Sept. 87th. "
Mia Marks will teach Frenok and El
ooution. Papils who would be in the
6th. 7th end 8th grades will be received.
Terms 12 00 per month. 5 43 w
School Notice.
MIHH EMILY yEREBEI wul resows htr
School (on Broad street) 8gPr. lj, WS
epS did
Music BchooL '.m .
Mas FAHnia a. arrmjok r MaiireaU '
boro. H.O- wuiotwa a Mugrc txrmxyt '
New Rsra early m srtemhsr.1 WpaV
tlcalars apply at tbs resldenei of at!" iiitv"'
H HELU aia4Ut -J(.
-1 win Open a Cuss for tea i: ths fijuij r ,
Mtwwn li and 1 a-eiock. U . ev; "
H'ld Do.. Bo. SH. has benl aid
be underslKned hu applied for a aew mr
llflrate All ooBOT,rf irtll tak.
; . i -rwaixtor ea-'
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jujt 'TTfltffi
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Of-order. Board AnaMcn if'ii
Craven County therTwul r V
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