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Journal. VOL. V.-NO. 216. NEW BERxVE. N. C. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1886. PRICE 5 CENTS. i 7 W LOCAL NEWS. .inul SUalatr AlBaaaae. Kw Bern, Utituds. 86 ' North. " longitude, 77 8' Weet. dun rise. 8:41 Length of da;, dun sett, 4:50 1 10 hour, 9 minuteH Wfton ritws at 12:51 a. m. BUSINESS LOCALS. Finest Cream Cheese ia tbe city bt 9 8t J. F Tay urn's Codfish and Irish Potatoes. C. E SL'jvkk Beet Buckwheat Flour. 4c. per poun(, at J F. Taylou 6 8,000 LB8. OF FRKMI COBJVKD POKK, Hants, Shoulders and Sid re ui C E Nelson's, Broad St , next to Alex M.I tart, 5 t A lot of Fine Coined f and Pig ork at J F. Taylok. Fine, Fresh Uooda id xreat variety ai 8tf W. L Palmfb 8. Hat. On consignment, a car load ery superior Timothy and Herd Urate Hay, packed in small uaiea win o. old cheap'. (jEu Allen & Co. AT Bzix'ti THE Jeweler Watchen, $5.00 and Upwards Elegant Watche Artistic 'Watches. Superior WaUbei. Stylish Watches, Unique Watche, Beautiful Watches. 600 Bolls Paper Hangings just re oeived. Geo. Allkn & Co. The steamer Kinston arrived ytcler day erening with a cargo of cottoD Tbe tall woman of Ouslow count) was in the city yesterday. Sbe attract ed attention as she perambulated the streets. The amount of county bonds de stroyed by the commissioneis on V d ttesdsy was 84,800 instead of 3 OOU . s stated yesterday. The manager of the New Berne Theatre has closed a contract with Howoilh's Hibemica & medy and Specialty Company to be here on Satur day, Deo. 25th. Misses Lucy Rishton and Mamie Ul rica will attend the Y. M. C. A. roonih this evening for the reception of ladien to (he library. Rooms will be open from 8 to 5 p. m. The subscriptions to the Building arid Loan Association are still increasing Tbe list Can be found at Watson & Street's office on South Front street As soon as five hundred shares are taken an organisation will be effected. We are informed that Day id E Bar rani, (he present keeper of Craven street hotel, presided over that establishment for ten years under Sheriff Hubbs aud the reputation of the house never suf fered while he was there. It is to be hoped that he has not forgotten the art. Ka.Ura Ibmm Aatlnm. W. F. Rountree, Etq., returned fn ni meeting of the directors, of whom he is oce, pf the Eastern Insane Asylum yesUrday. He states that Dr. W. A. Faison was elected assistant superin tendent; dpt. Daniel Reed, Stewaid and Miss Gurley, Matron. This institution is a credit to North Carolina and a blessing to the unfortun ate of our colored people. laapariaBt Hasting. The land and improvement meeting f ' will be held at the rooms of the Y. M. , Q. A. ton(ght at 8, o'clock- It is neoee ' aary (hat our oitieni should act prompt- ' ly and harmoniously in this matter if thsy expect to benefit the community thereby. Commissioner Patrick is ready to do bis. part in bringing this section '''. into prominence as a winter resort. Tbe ;' people must act in concert with him or . he can aooomplish nothing. Let a full ' " attendance be present tonight and some ' definite steps be taken. ' AUorsw. ,. The oounty commissioners at their t a v'ineeting -this week failed to elect an V attorney for the ensuing year. If this - step it taken for economy we doubt if ft will succeed. A member of tbe Jones " eounty board Of oommiesionera informed .' yesterday that they bad been trying 77 to get along without a regular attorney . . but had about concluded that ft ws " more economical to hare one employed ' ' by the year, at they often find it ntces ""V: eary to consult one, and If there is any difference in the two plans of employ ing by the year and piece-meals.' the v ; by-the-Tear plap is the nwre favorable pfje for tbe ppuoty.; the appointment of Mr..J.. H. Bell, for the past ycarthe efficient agent of the Neuse and Trent Riyer Steamboat Co. In this city , to a position In :Wash Irgton City, caused a Tacancy which v.. kun filial tiv hromoti.DK J. J. DlS- cswsy, the assistant agent, to the PH lion.' It is a pleasure to note the pro motion of any of our younR men who 1t proved themselves worthy and t. vbnever a young man c ' p' ' ion to work and fill re j i i ps, beorjEht to be e- . o "Jack" Will 1 ! , ! i v ; f i f 're ss peneral t- y r c : 1 CIS J Prlaud ob Cjpnu. A portion of ihia iaaue of tbe Joib Hal U of paper made of wood pulp Irom rnorth Carolina cypress at the 8. tl CJray Manujacturiog Company It is excellent nespaper and we feel in clinrd to give it a trial. A ,1.1 .1 In. I M - .. , f . . , We noticed in yierdsy s issue that one of our young merchants, accom. a- Med Lj a trnileman from Baltimore. had gone to More-head ity tnd expected to bring back a wagon load of game.' The follow nig flupaich ao received yesterday : Muukiieau City Ucc y Ihbtt F ULK1CU, NlW bKKNK. N (' BuuKhl All.innc iluu-l. Will titer ruliiulr rabbit Ld duck faintly today HaKois and Ui-KilH. Liirge Spurtaiueu f eraoual. Mr Win Arthur, senator elect of the lllh district, is in the citywiib cotton. Though a Republican he will uudoubt edly, as a lexislalvr, favor all measures of economy whether they be Democrat ic or Republican His expenses in ite campaign were juet eibl cents He as Certai ly not elected by the cor rupt use of tncuey Mr. and Mrs W P Burrus Uftjes terduy for a trip lo Hyde county. Mr. J. W Fountain aud daughter Vliss Ida. of Richlands, ere in the city vent rday Llrxe Sblputrul ul Pulp. The steamer Sluut look out yesierdav In addition lo cotton aud other freighlr, t'lirty tons of wood pulp and a large number of platen, from the S 11 tiray Manufacturing Co. It is a good indica tion lo see a town shipping manufac tured goods The next step is to reduce Ibis pulp to paper, then It will be ready for lbe consumer. MiIIkiih f feet of lumber are shipped from ew Berne every year that oughi to be made into furniture, for doubtless much of it relurriB in that shape, and if the Noith- ern manufacturer can buy the lumber here, rhip it North, make it into furni tare and send it back to us at a profit ihen why cap, it not h made here at a profit ? The truth is, it cuti be done, hut who is lo do it V A Coir.cllon and Delay. Our uotico yesterday of Rev. Mr. V ts's new book needs a slight correc tion. Owiug, as stated, to lbe book's being enlarged nearly tw ice the sire originally propoeed, and also to lbe handsome style in which it has been published, the cost of each volume has been ab . ul 75 ceri more than it would have b cd unoer the flret plan. The price will therefore be fixed uniformly to all at SI 50. and when sent by mail, 8165. We are e that every sub scriber and all purchasers will be fully satUBed with this arrangement, when ihey see the book. The publishers, in Richmond. Vs., write that the Jumes river was so blocked with ice that the steamer could not get down the river to Norfolk on Tuteday. Therefore the books cannot arrive today bb was announced, but tiiey will doubtless be here on lbe Shenandoah next Tuesday . The Methodists. PHOt'EEUINOS of the nokth CAllOI.INA annual ounfekknce. Spiolal Ccr. New. aud observer REID6VILLE. Dec C. lSeO. FIFTH DAY. The great enow which covered the ground to tbe depth of six or eight inches interfered very greatly with tbe services on Sunday, so much bo indeed that no services were held anywhere else than at tbe Methodist church. Here bishop Granbery preached a most in structive and helplul sermon from Rom I, 11, 2. He save special application of his text to tbe life and demeanor of the preacher and pastor, as the things of irudliness were mauifest in the lite and character of that apostle of God, Paul, tbe apostle to the Uentiles. Prof. Heitmaa, of Trinity college, made the report from that institution. This report shows that during this year (1886, fall and spring term.) there have been 170 different students enrolled, ngainst 148 for last year. Twelve of those who have attended this year ex pect to be preachers of the gospel. Communications from the W. C. T. U. were referred to tbe committee on lem p ranoe. .Rev. Dr. Yates presented the condi tion of tbe people in the Front street congregation at Wilmington. A collec- ion amounting to over 200 was raised or this church. i Rev, L. L. Nash represented Paine Institute, the colored school at Augusta, Qa., and earnestly pleaded that the church in North Carolina shall do its utmost to put this school upon its feet. That we shall do our part to meet the conditions ae offered. by Her. Hoses M. Payne, of Missouri, that he would give $25,000 ae an endowment for the school upon the condition uat tbe church 1 raise 15.000 to psrchaae grounds and buildinee. Mr. Nash stated that this conference had raised $50V and that he desired to raise an additional $500. Permission was given him to privately secure con tributions and pledges.. - z. ; r- s , It sf eros to rjs that tU re are less per- .' sft'.irted with Theiimsttsm. since J - 'rm- 1 t-'-l i '"' a O.I. Price i i t- -Si City Council Procccdlnga. Nkw Bkrhi, Dec. 7, 1888 The board met this evening in regular monthly session. Mayor Meadows in the chair aiid Couocilmen Williams Hancock. Daniels, Moore, Miller Draney. Crawtord and Styron present. trilWUU UI AILUB DIAUIY UI1U UkUCJD i .1 .1 , A , A C. , 1 .. . I fur 8 pump at lbe corDer of Crooked ' and B,v,in bUetl wse rehd aDd referred I lo cun,m'llte on ttreete and pumps with pow er 10 61 ' Peli"oc ' Washington Bryan, Presi uent. aid otl,ers fur hre ells near rail roaa irtperty and taw mills, was re- ierred lo ci u unttee on eLreels and pump, with power to act. Action of committee on wharves and docks in granting peimitaion to J. F. Taylor to extend walk at foot of Middle street wasranfitd and confirmed. At tbio poiM the meeting adjourned until VWdueeduj niht on account of a tire aluim Wednesday evenug the board mtt with ail lbe members present eicepl Councilman Uraiiey Marshal a repent ae read and ac cepted . Airenti-1 13coiMhl.il S d ib bari(ed. Am i ol lineK h (iu 'osis. L'a :t; Ueljls, a CM I t'lie half curls deducted for fees. J M llAliUiiT. ( uy Marshal. 1 ii e dt paliuit M ec niiiiitlee reported thai pipes had been oidirtd for well in flout I police office IVui.i liman Wiliiaine reported that a suitable hold could be purchased by Jas I onm r hoiio, of Baltimore, foi At lanlic boee carriage for $175 or J2U0. On ii ouoii of Councilman Moore, the coiiimiltte was autlioriz.ed to purchase lbe horse, pi u e not lo rn eed $'.'00 aud thai the while horee be dii-i,eed of to the beat Ui! vantage ami pri ci ede turned over lo city W. W I.MWunce, jr , aud R. C. Baker, from Reliance engine company , were prei-erit and atked the city to purcliate for their company a baud en gine. The matter was referrtd to a joint committee ol llm tire depailment and finance commitlits, to repi rt at next meeting. Committee on etieets and pumps ie. poit d thai lamps could be furnished lor 82 !5, aud tbe committee was au thorised to purchate teu lamps for placing for portions of the cily where no gas lamps are situated. Cemetery committee was authorized to ute n.oney now on hand lo purchase iron gales for east ai il wim gates of Cedar Urove Cemetery. iheMarihnl was iiiHiuetcdto have corridorn n police Untion repaired and deouct coet '. rom amount due (or rent. Ou mot on, u committee consisting of Couuriln: o McKirc, Williams aud Daniels w as uppomted lo select such deeds now iu the hands of city treas urer and instruct city attorney to pro ceed immediately for potucssion of properly. Regular bills allowed Minutes read and spopled. F. Ulrich'sbill returned for correc tion, not reciiving necessary vote. Ayes: Hsncock. Moore. Miller. Styron, Crawfoid. N.ijs Williams and Daniels. Councilman Moore resigned as chair man of fire department and finance committees, and the Mayor Appointed Councilman Miller as chairman of both committees. "It is all over town." said the Arab. ''What?" asked the old man, his eye brows brisling with curiosity. "Mud" said the youngster, while bis mouth went clear around his ears in a grin. ' Right you are," said tbe old man. "With the mud comes colds and coughs and you know the remedy." "Dr. Bull's Cough Byrup." rejoined the boy. "Right you are again !" From lb. Quaker Clir. Philadelphia. June 1. 1885. My daughter, Lydia Ann, has been affected with a running sore under her chin, which has proven very stubborn. She has used four bottles of B B. B.. and I am glad to say that all ulcers have healed. She is enjoy ing good health and a fine appetite. I attribute her cure to the B B B. Botanic Blood Balm. Thos A. Pickett, No. 401 N. 48th St., Phila. 8old in New Berne by R. N. Duffy and E. H. Meadows adtick to iothim. Mrs. Winsbow'a Sooth in o Strcf should always be need tor children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diar boea. Twenty five cents a bottle, jan24 dtnthsaly a cud, To all whe are suffering from the er tore and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, lose cf manhood, etc, I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. . This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in SoQta Anerioa. Send a self-ad d r weed envelope to the Rrr. Joseph T. Ixxax, Station D Smu York Cti. , nil dwy ft Tee Wish a ArtUle r, pi "-j T"baCcx, ask your ?Vr for " ' if'.H!i Fartj-Mnth Congress Second Session SENATE. Washlnqto.n, Dec. 7. The credeu lials of Senator Cheney, of New liam share, appoinned to till temporarily the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Pike, were presented by Mr. Blair, and the oath of office administered to Mr. Cheney. Mr. Bulter introduced a bill for the erection of a custom blouse at Charles ton, 8. C. Committee ou Public Build ings. Mr. Beck introduced a bill to provide for the retirement of U. S. lefcal tender and National Bank nolos of small dc nominations, and for the issue of colli certificates. I ommiltec on hinance. Mr. Morrill cllercd lbe fuiloAiiij; resolution: Resolved , That lbe promise of mak lug any revision ot tbe lain! in a spirit ol fairness to all intervsle, not lo iniuie any domestic industries, bullo promote liieir healthy grow id, sotbalany change of law must be ul every sieu rcgaidtul of the labor and capital involved, and without depriving American labor of tbe ability to compete successfully w nb foreign labor, and nbout imposing a lower rate of duly than w ill be ample to cover any lucieate.l cost of produc tion which ruay exist in cousecjuence ol higher rale of wage prevailing in Ihiaiouuiiy. atipears so obv lously hope less aud impracticable I but any furtbi r attempts al rev ision by the present t oi. gress, in contravention to Hie foieou cardinal declarations, are to b regardeil as inexpedient and delr iinental to the revival of the trades and indti tmsol the country. Mr. Moi rill s resolution wur Uol ov i until tomorrow . Mr. lis w es i If i i r d the I c II. w n c i . lullou, which Ic- alto I., i,l ovel ulnl ordered printed Resolved. That the i . iiuinitee on Finance be mstiuclid to in n u and report as soon as practicable wbai specific reduction can be made in i us torus duties und internal taxi a vhi h will in their judgment reduce lbe re celpla lo necessary aud nniini al ex pendilures ol the uov eminent witb ut impairing lbe prosiienly and de.l p -I merit of home industries oi tie . omi , pensalion of home labor. Mr. Blair gave notice that he would tomorrow axk consideration o( the ioii,t resolution proposing an aineiuliiieiii to tbe constitution extending the rivht of suffrage lo women. The amioum e ment was made of tbe deaths of Repre sentatives Price, of Wisconsin, arid Black aud A mot of New York Messrs Spooner, Mandersoti and lilackburn w eie api0iuled a committee to attend Mr Price s funeral Adjourned. HOUSK OF UKPKKSFNTAT1YKS After the reading of the Jnurnal. by unanimous consent ihe Stairs were called for tbe introduction of bill- ami resolutions, when the following weie introduced and referred: By Mr Adums. of Ills . to change the law in relation to the amount of 1' .S bonds required to be kept on deposit by National Banks as security for their irculating Doles. Il provides- thai banks having a c apital ol S.00 "(" or leaa, shall not be required to keep on deposit bonds in excens of one tenth of their capital slock as security for their circulating nous, and such of those banks as have on deposit bonds in ex ess of this amount are aulh n' d to reduce their circulation bv deposit of lawful money as provided by law . pro vided, that the amount of mi h in ula ling notes shall Dot exceed in any esse S0 percent, of the par value ol bonds deposited as herein provided. By Mr. Dibble, of S. C for the erec tion of a public build inn at Char lest mi . C. By Mr. Malson, of Ind , to prevent contraction of the currency It author izes tbe Secretary uf the Treasury lo issue I'. S. notes of the same denomina tion as Ibose of aDy Naticnal Bank that may have been heretofore or may here after be retired from circulation by reason of tbe payment of any bond held by National Banks t secure their or culaiion. The morning hour having expired. Mr. Caldwell, of Tennessee, called up for consideration the Klectoral Count bill, which was special continuing or der. Mr. Hatch, of Missouri, anlsg ooizfd the motion with another provio ing for consideration of the bill to en large the powers and duties of the He pertment of Agriculture. Tbe House, however, decided by a vote of 101 to 27 to consider lbe Senate Electoral Count bill, with proposed House amendments. In advocating the bill. Mr. Caldwell, chairman of the committee having jut is diction of the subject, explained that its object was to prescribe the mode id which lbe count of the electoral vote was to be made, and to supply an omis sion which existed in the Constitution The passage of tbe bill would settle all questions which arose from lime to time as to the electoral couDt. It would de cide that the power to count tbe vote did not reside in tbe President of tbe Senaje; that it resided in the two bousrs of Congress; was cot merely ministerial power, but power to count and conse quently to decide tbe legality of votes to be counted; that the action of tbe two houses should be separate upon sll questions arising during the count, but joint as to the result, thus preserving the dignity and rights of both bodies, by conceding to each equal and concur rent power without merging the lesser body into tbe numerically greater. Adjourned. A WsBSiVliStrisi. Rockt MT., N. a, March 1, 1835. For fifteen years my liver aud kidneys have beea badly affectednot a day in that time without the headache. Since eing the B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm. I bave bees -entirely relieved; no pain, no trouble at alL, and I Kel al most like another person. I am one among the greatest advocates of B. B B. and you are at liberty to use my name. - ltu a b. at. Poll In rw Berne by B.N.Duffy SiE.ll. tdc-rs, , .. . t . COMMERCIAL. Joirkal Orrioa Dec 7 8 P. M OOTTON. Nsw Ycjkk, Dec. y. -Futuies cloevd buoyant. Sales of 2' i) 000 bales. December January, February March. April May , H 04 June, 10 0s it i" July. 10 f y."!" August. 10. 5(6 September , lO.iiS 'J y October. 10 November. . Spole firm Middling y 7 18. Iaih Middlini; S 15 16. liood Urdinary B 7 ;(J New Berne Market firm Sales ol 171 bales at p 50 to " 7 MiddluiK Ixiw Middling ! ! L' (iood i irdinary 11 OO Jl KH I II JI1HHHI SKKb OuTTcjN CO. COTTON SKKt Hi 10 00. ICKJ-KNTTNa Hard S: .Oo TiB-75c al.?5 UaTW New. 3V-. in bulk 1 4JK.N 45aOc Kick - 5oatki dip ,.yj per lb BuKr ( n foot J'- to &c IVu'nthy Hams I.H1 10c. i r ih 10c- tier II . Eooe -21c per doz n -attnn I'iibk 4a0c ier i lUli'l r'EANl'TS- 50c ter bushel KoiiIikh 7V ail 00 per tiundr. d. 'MciNS (0a per barrel FiKLb Prab- (55a70c HlI)Ki4 Dry. luc. Krcirn fx Afri.Kh Mallumuskeel , 'rj.i4 0 I . es. ill. 10 l'K A Hh 7"c iii'l 'J 5 per bushel, lb NKV ': i - per (ial TaIXciW 5c per lb. i hi-. km: M OmciiNB drow n 3c,: i !iji'.'5c MkaIi 70. .er bushel Oats, 50 e ls per bushel TVKMPH 60c. .er bushel llllMI PeiTATciKS 75 per bid A'ool. ptalfti ter uound I'oTatokh Bahamas 30c v i.ins -P West Indius 5llc : Harrison. ti5c. 1H1NU1.EH West India, dull ami n lnal not wanted Buihiinii 6 ir hearts. M OO.satis f 1 50 ner M W Hcil.ttBA l.K PKIe'K'' .Nttw lira I'eiKK- JlL' 50. llc t 1.1'Kll Ml AT 7c. C H s F B m B 's and I. C 7- , Kh'l H H OOa'i.OO I.aKD 7 , by the tier, e N AllJ - Basis 10 s. 8 fn. HtciAU (iranulaloel be C.'KFKK 1 lnlc. Halt etOai . pe r sac k MOLA88KB and Svai itc -05 PuWDKH $6 00 Hhcit- Drop. 81.75. buck. $'i 00 Kkuciskm Uc BUILDING AND REPAIRING J i TKA( Tts Solicited by li rst-class 'at penter ard Mason . I'KI.AMAK Blio . New hern or KuiaKui. N . 1 ' NO I K i; iu' Ndticcal fiack of Ntw Bein. I 1 iihihI Meeting of the Slock -hold, it- . f Ibis Bank, for the election of Ihreoiois and ihe Iransaciion of such olhe-r business as may c-orne tef ore I hem , w ill be held at iheir Banking House on the Second Tuesday, being the 1 Ih day ol January lk,s7. 1'. Is w ill be opmc d at K' o'clock, to 1 e c -I. s.-l .it 1 p III. (i 11 lioBKHTS. Act g Cashier. 1 '1 1 en, l,e 1 1 1 ISM'.. id Sealed Proposals. Hcciti. .1 rr-oKUl. (or rnridsliltiK ftecltc iii.s Bini Mt.u. ii: -11 1 1 1 1,- i. 11 r t oiint I .. or ell.t I e-'Mie Is o, It,,, e Ollllly .1 H 1 1 , mIso foi l'r' Is,, u s to it. i e oiinly I'emr. lor ll.e ear 1H I. ! ; I K J an rial tl IssT, will l.e 'peeied 1 ihe l oard -l i i-i.! ly e oln n, iKsl.itie ne. HI hi' . (tie I II. e IWlkier ( leeel In Berne A.l l..cl si. 01. id be (1 eel with II, e eletleof in.- Hoard 011 or I n- lore M " 1 N I A I'HIMIiKIl ?"lli. 1SM1 c w Heme. I e c. lCK!i lie .. .Ie r ol 111. HoKld. UIIUM lll'KH.V K uifti r "f 1 e-eoe Kl-ortle lo 1 I. : k. Application for Charter. A (. phc at ion will be made to the (ien eral Ase-erublv of North Carolina at its ai preaching session for a charter for the Ne n Berne Cotton and drain Exchange. J a mrs Redmond. de 0 ;:0 la Secretary. WANTED First class Agents, either ladies or gentlemen, to handle a Grand. New Holiday Book something entirely out of the ordi.i.rv line. Splendid terms' A chai.e e to make money fast. Address. JOHNSON & CO . 5 dl.v 1013 Main St., Richmond. Va. Dental Notice. Full set of Teeth Gold Fillinirs 810 00 81 00 to 82 00 Best Work Guaranteed. DR. O L. 8HACKELFORD, Dentist. Offl-e on Middle street, opposite Bap list Church. covlOd&wtf FURNITURE. .Parlcr Suits, Chamber Sets, Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes. Mftttreasts, Chairs, Lioantres, Sofas, " Centals Tables. Ktc AT BOCK BOTTOM PRICKS. ;VJ0H2T suthC 4 t-IJ Mlddl8irt,sw tenia, 5, C. E. W. MILLWOOD. CEO. SLOTH. SmalliYood & Slovcr, DEALERS IN . OK.SKHAL HARDWARE, " TISW ARE; GLASSWARE, X: woubkXWARB, CR0CKKRTt SAM1. 1OORS, BUNDS, ' GLASS, PAINTS, OILS : AND STOVES, 1 Nsl HPASSED AS TO P.RICE A!TDQUALITY.; .IIi.lle Street, Jt Door to AlUrt Hotel, NEW BERNE. N. C REAL ESTATE AGEKCTv W. 15. Boy 1 i' 1 " ';'Hiii!t-i;fc uli several MMf ' ' M f t" iiihke luvestmants ' - .i.ny, pel bods Imw ' : ,ui tl i.r naif would dO w rt 1 1 1 ni 1 1 j ! mi. with prfcf ; N '1 1 :i 1 ' t mi effected, V It HOVI, .! I :..i,t Mtrel. . . c ,,fs: . d c ,u sum House. For Rent. I H f I- .1 I.I.I, K Me, UK HI 1 he foot Ot t M ! I. 1 ee. I I lie- 1 1 1 a I kel I -I") i'l. I V. LoMO. . 1 ' AAittiiiaiic rj BUNCH COTTON, ; AND ,v weosters ijiementary Spelling Book, T 1a 1 -vw "1HK ul.D HI. I E BACK," ' AT Ferdinand Ulrich's, . -t tncrrt 11 uiu oiuna. To Advertisers! I .r h . he, k lor tai we ni print a ton-line 11 vrriiM-iiiriit in e.,e Mllileui iwues of lea4 111K AinerleAii Nrvi,inieri(. Itm 1 at Ul r-ie . (,,i,n 01 nnii 1,1 a ,.,nt a line, for J-OUO c r. cilmi. 1,! 1 he h.1 vrrtlsrnieDl Will be , ISC, I lieeloli. . e- Million 1)1 rCEHKNT DSWS . er 1 11,1 luinrri. e,r I-I K M I I.LIOH RBAB- 1 " ! 'e will tee-ee.ninjodate about 7 "e.iele. cliii.K. mill ,o y f,f AdT, and Chee k . or Ke i, Cn reiilHlnr KiMilr et 1K.I C.I-., ,. M U HcVNk:.!. ,t cn, iu NPHUClliT " ' novao dwlm For Rent, 1 111 II d I M I 'H I II., AMM.ornMt to the Bap on Jolinson Hired. A i,,: to K DDFFT. ; For Sale. ' '"er Ihe- ',!, mli g valuable Heal EM luie f,,r me e- Inihet'iij e, I New Hern: 1, el, l( 1,1, reM In the Mulcting situated on the ,.,,ri In hh e-orner eil c raeo and Poi '. loea aiiee ii,. 1, rintny kiiowu as atcjLean, iMllldl k -AI-SO T"--' I he enure 1 roi-ei i niiuaUs on tbe oornef . r .ne and Meirlf Hre el a, eztcBdinC icrili ie, .),!, rikon ttreei. adjolnlrg the Aead. emy l.ieen. kiiciwn a rhe rcolxrU proportT. 1 h 11 loop, rt) neilvieleel In three lots. onaof ' whi. li hu. a iBiue and eommndloos dwelllna i h. re- -11, ihe- o hei a smaller but new and te miMl, e houBe (or kniall family. These lots can he- ( ute-liHM-ei neparalely. 1- 01 1 1,, r par 1 1. uiara apply to m HOLLI8TEB. V and ci H. GUIOK, "J ""v;' ',:r Kzeeators. " Rock Lime, Plaster, Cements, Goat Hair H. O. E. LODGrE, CRAVEN STREET, j Bolow Express Office. mT22 dSaWitw 7 C. E. SLOVEn,' Wholesale and Setail Dealer is - Choice FA.MILY. GR0CZr.T Household Gc: ' Is pist' SO fJr Goods ( THAU KVnt BEFORE. At'. Will aoOTlSfe, Us Bfat lie- Ooods deaUTend to scy j frs ofeherrg-e.