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01 SUNDAY. JANUARY 23, 1887.
PRICE '5
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logaEotwK
New Berne, latitude, soo'Jlerth.
3H T minute
Moob ri al 1 .07 a. m. -
' Fine Onslow Hams at
isl-lw H0MPHHIY& Howard's
- s iM Kitsiontehi
F.?.1 feaakrhtef to be Tteh and
8weet. 'yi -i
No. 1 Seer" Rust Proof OeU.
J0reQB's ' First of All" Peas.
.amTTw.'-et'li'.1W. Smaixwood.
.pa YismhHjklw;. 1
WlV'torTaniliii & Co.1 Punch
5c. and lOo. FiM-Ciga. . . .
Jaa. l8.-tf .lScW)u LExuoul .
A loll line of Plow. Harrows and
Cultivator, at price to suit the times.
, i t' Geo. Allem & Co.
A lMMlW&-'h" BW&iore
Glees. PalDtoaVaM. M tow
price.
.11 the Drinted
stationery
,t,.tlt ion neaAK If not, call
OB
at the Jocenil
tha Jocenil office and
e and get special
rate
A lot of New riveiMjBHe4 itCiown
r 't'-fw-r
r. 'J''f " I
yesterday.
The train from Raleigh W0 ho
ana bbji dcoidu d
The city authorities af planting out
hade tree. Agool'Work. Pueh is
along. jif
"What is the, new from Baleigh V
was the inquiry at every corner yes-
The cutter Sferenk' relumed itckd
a cruise in Pamlico soun i yesterday
evening. n ;
TrtQ
U fail4
1J nighi ' A fr
tojuu
quentlj m
es
Tit atari
up
e o
rmeu cone for
ward with the oysters.
Meear. J. D. LaRoque, A. J. VeomBn,
Oraham Richardson and Freeman Ernul
began planting pea yesterday.
W learn that Governor" ' jarvls will
vi.it N.w BarnA Our c Meu
will give him a'Martytl1-
flnnlliii innnir iik" 't r"-'"-1"'
and many bashgfcjaetid pea,, were
many kiitM pea,,wer
i;6ttiirTr
put
thereof.
Steamer Carolina arrived yetrday
ithaaUceskO ot4puatid iioe.
WHfla
U4 ttutef Wrufcll
r6:80
o'eRwk for Bell' Ferry
The tlmCUy
and barge
jennie jmkia i
cgootrnra?7, hler'chAffie
AWuplSoVurWebre'w citizens took
a vVtlkVf ewivSfing since, and faking
JotiSBU office in the route, were
msH mil wife autuidlurto thei
law ol
ithouttke
o6!.
knoIi
The old gentleman was out maneuvered
OS uma. . c
ft T ' '
'f truction to onr members of Congress
Thie tle they are instructed to do
.'tbivJtyvia vakot wppiopTiation
! f oujBleUpjaPl the work on B
. f or, Jiarborand; the BrD nd
Beaufort canal. We nope they will
' ObeV'tnM'fatrac'iiSni bit time.
' tUu dt iHtfcatfi'
- Those who purchased tickeU for
' " PreitTtartinVentettainmenl can have
their iaeae7fudd 4r calling at
; Prof. Noal1 y ffderoT -
v morrow at 1 o'cJotlt p.m.t' ,
am... .a ol4.be re.
' AtcdclalWiltleaTe'SewBerne
for 4i(qro on (Monday aiteraooa
8:S0 o'clock aharoja 4fC.
people a!oa3inwOid
oroortocity of hearing Ehea Monday
eveotcR at the Bon It opera bouse. It
ie mely thjV V elV" " hj1
train w. return immediately after the
. perUrBtax.! V&Xli one of the most
celebrated actrc.9r8 XLVing'
PimnL
Kr,
of EacU
iclbu b.3,4' Kw -WorXh to
imrl"i s'ork of groceriea, which be
wiil c. a on Trc i rtrert. lis ha been
in the grocery tiade for eever! "year
r3 I'-ir" m flect a Mock.
Ct : t. J -! n A. L.chardson ha been to
- v . vi the t,'',ur of
",., 1
Jsryis. I"
lesd r n.t
- - J-!!-"'-' ' the Koe to
t in V".
tHMirow.
Atuatlo, Faraacra!
We Airect attention to an advertise
BMH lai this issue for early pea. Read
and consider h.
Ir bar eta Servleca To-Day.
Hi
m. 'and 7:80 p. m.,
paater. Rev. L.-W.
are alike free to all.
way at the door to
A cordial invitation
'conducted by the
Crawford Vjflw
Polite ether al-
welcome visitors,
is ei tended to all
perone to worship with the ruurega-
ption.
Baptist Church Rev. Theo. Whit
field, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and
7 p. m. Sunday school at 3 p. m.
Seals free and the public oordtally in?
rited to attend.
, glider Eugene Scott. AdventiBt, will
preach today at Mechanic llall at 11
o'clock a. m. and 7 p. m. Prayer meet-
inB Wednesday nicht at 7 o'clock. The
public are invited to attend all these
services
Y. M. C. A. At their rooms on Mid
dle street at 5 p tc. T. (J. llancuck,
leadei .
Cl. Polk Explains The Two ( uuitii-
" Uoua.
In the Ubt itue of the J'rufressii
Farmer Col. IVlk explains the call of
the two farmers' conventions at Ral
eigh. After aburing us that there ib
no conflict among the farmers, he ex
plains the situation. We copy the ar
ticle in full, as it oontaina good sense:
' J0'0 thett, however, requires u
plain statement ut facts, in answer to
the qneaiiou, '"What Qoes U meau ' im
dovbUaae the. sitnation has suggeoted
the qeeetlon to thousands of others
ttiftugbout the State. The matter has
beer) discussed with earnest interest,
through pri vat e correspondence, through
this and other paper, and hi farmers'
club and farmer . meetinga. for
months. In August last, the Forsyth
Farmers' club, composed of ten sub-
cltibs. ied an addres to the farmers
of the State, strongly urging a farmers'
convention. In November, the club, in
response to what evidently appeared to
be the seotimewt of the far soar of the
State, adopted reeotutiona, lugxeeiatig
irtMH ooaveotioB or tbe farmers or tbe
State, on the 19th inst., at Oreenaboro.
In response to this suggestion, resolu
tions were adoted by clabeanA an near-
ous letter were received from promi
nent farmer in all section of theSca,
all endorsing the convention, but show
ing a decided preference for Raleich a
tbe place at wkiob ft should be held.
Before the time that the place and date
(Raleigh, the 88th) waa Anally decided
upon, a notice from Uov. Hcaie, a ex
oflieio ohairman of the board of agricul-
Uie, wa mailed to ail the paper of
the State, announcing that the board
"ttad set apart the night of the 18thi for
uMat meeting of the farmer with
the hoard at Raleigh, "for the discus
sion of. tovio appertain in ST to tha ma
terial Interests ol the nute. we were
fortunate in having changed the date
a veB as the place of meeting , ino it
AI III aln It erideol tuat tfcoae Who-at
tended the meeting of the board in
Raleigh on the 18th, oould not possibly
have attended the convention at Greens
bora on , the. 19th, nor was it contem
plated t the hoard, so far a oould be
judged ty the notice published, that
tbe meeting was to aaeum the propor
tions of a convention, for it "set apart"
only dbs Bight for the "Joint meeting. '
and that was fixed on the 18th fie
night btfort the proposed convention at
Greensboro.
la the addres of tha Forsyth eounty
Farmers' Club, quite a numbex of very
important matter were suggested . as
proper subject fov cvxMtder attop try "ft
Convention, and: whit II wkuloV ot
probably, eooaujms several dayev Or
of these Blatters was to consider B plan
prominent maltf r, was to perfect a plan
of permanent organitation, so as to se
cure en anneal oonventioa of tbe farm'
ertof. the State; besides there"' are e
number of other and equally im porta at
matters which will engage the attention
of tbe convention. , fresurnaUJy, many
of these matter oould not be eansidered
in a meeting- called by the) keard. It
oertainly - cow Id not btddeV ia one
night, nor in a dsy. f i .
ine farmer wancskiarmer' conven
tion, pure and rbnita,' It was a matter
of publio knowledge, that the farmer
were actively organizing it was well
known that the matter of a convention
was being earnestly :fifUVt flJ and if
the timo4la axjeUaa td extend: be
yond one Big hV S)ex4iMie not beea
infonaed of lb-it waa an'Mufrarw viaar
Sepirture for tbe board to. call aljoL
meeting to cooler with tne rartnei '
wa well known to the board, at V f
time it issued it emit forons at
oq tbe 18th, that tbe convention at
Greenabore on the lftia-aad heeeKeer
geeted, and yet thie movement origi
nated by tbess, farmer ' orgamsationw
received bo recognition at the hands of
the oard.iIt woold eeem that the
board might, at least, have Conferred
with the farmers with the .Tie w of se
curing united action,. If it were deira
Ma.'. ----- -- -J v - - 7. :.
Ws trust that it may have a flirt and
profitable meeting, and that It wflMe
titnte some reform, eepaciaUr in the
department r agriculture, rnd. aaob
reformd1 uArin meet the 'heartr en
dorsement of the farmer ef tbe gtat.
Our reader, and tbe thnuaand ef
fanners throughout tbe Slate Who have
honored uarwitU thfe yteaet'wlll
beam witness tha we bave noViB-
dulged iri barrh 6r H6juV criticism of
the department of Agriculture, nor will
we in n tow. Indeed Ivfe caooot re
ftaln fiuui cc imitating the depart-
Conventions. We wefl remember that
three yaara age, the facsusr sought to
make eooae chaBges ta the aepertsBent
cne ox tha moat lABSrtant was. that
the board should eaU as. a&Bual Joiat
oo&venuon of taw fraer, and tney
were ought day amd (tight, for week
and. week. y messharsef th beard
and offieer ef- the department. It I
bat itwt to the board te sar, however,
that but three, of its prissat anamhers
were erreyed in that figaa&st the
f armeri.; Mow It the agitation of a
Farmers Cosve&tioa. shaiL (eault.sa
giving tts f wo eewvatio, -where we
failed to get one before, It is certainty
progress ia that direct too. We say it is
a most hopef nl aiga aad we trust that
the very earnest effort put forth by the
board to secure a large attendaaee and
disticguiiMted speakers will result in
some good.
Meantime, there are many good men
al over the State who are tooking for
ward with interest to the eoBTeatien
on the 26th. They expect and they de
mand that tbia convention will, a far
a possible, represent the view and in
lereau of the great mass of farmer
throughout the State. And we hazard
nothing in saying that this will be done
ceeloualy aud faithfully. The men who
will meet in Raleigh on the 86tk will
com e from the fields, ant) they will
come profoundly impressed with the
terrible and deplorable condition of the
agricultural interest of our people, and
they will seek relief and remedy in a
spirit of earnest, honest, large-hearted
p;ilotIbm.
Lift ef Letters
in the Poetofllce
Itotnainiug
at
New
Jan.
Uarne, Craven
23 J. 1886.
county
N. C,
W. F. Hemming. Willie Gibson, Uts
Haywood, H. C. Ilaraaon, Dr. T-N-Jackson,
J. M Keel, Mrs. Margaret
Allen o. o. John Randall, C. U. Stewart,
Col. James White, Capt. Charles Nich
ols, cchr. TillieOtuse.
Persons calling for above letters, will
say advert iaed, and give date of list.
M. Manly, P. M.
Hard on Craven.
EuiToH Journal: It Is hard upon
our poor down-trodden Graven coanty
when a few of bar eitisen of no per
sonal or political lnfloence should so
a iarepreeent to th Legislature our
present state of political affairs as to
array th whole strength of the present
aaatiasBirauoB agauiai nar peat mar-
Democrat.
O' of Daltimors's fore moot Commis-
Merehaou. Mr. W. Edwin Chip
(of Ceifchaee Bros.) writaaA
few days since I sprained my left foot,
tee pala was so severe that I oould
hardly walk at alL I aaw your Salva
tion Oil advert bed, so determined to
give It a square trial. A few applica
tions relieved me entirely and my foot
is now as strong as ever. For the relief
end cure of sprains and inflammation
I regard it as a preparation of great
diet it.
The Threatened War in Xurope.
Brussels, Jan. 20. A meeting of
generals was held at the ministry of
Iwar yesterd .y to discuss tbe subject of
tbe moboliz non of the army. All ex
pressed tbe opinion that war on the
Belgian frot, tiers is inevitable, and that
hostilities ki1 probably begin in May
or June.
LYONS, Jan. 20. The men Sydney
and Wolitz, arrested here as German
spies, have been in this city about ten
days. They mingled with the soldiers,
?nd after they had become somewhaj
ntimate with them they offered one 800
francs for his rifle. The soldier pre
tended to accept the offer, and imme
diately arranged for the arrest of the
epies, which was effected without diffi
culty.
Berlin, Jan. 20. Attention has been
drawn to the fact that the French gov
ernment are buying large quantities of
timber in Alsace-Lorraine, with the ap
parent purpose of building wooden bar
racks at ariou poiat along th iron
tier. ' ! : . ' v
"Time is money." If you have a bad
cold, don't mope around and half do
your work. Get a bottle of Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup; take a dose at Bight and
get up the next morning cured.
The Glenbelg-h Irictions.
Dublin, Jan. 20. Several eviction
were made at Glentieigh! eoonfy Kerry,
today. The tenant did not offer any
resistancev-aae dwelling wer not torn
down. Manrtce Merpby, one of the
tenant evicted at Glenboigh. owns 87
oows and 600 in cash. Thi is not
typical case, although it I believed thai
all are able to pay their rente., A re
porter at Glenbeigh aayt: "Th people
here are better clothed than many in
the south of Ireland. ; The land, though
poor, ia better than on most estates.
The books show that rent has been
greatly redsoed."-.
. . v . i
Agent Roe says that there were arreer
ef lXT lit May; 18tt, whioh e hoe
Inaalv triod In nhtain. offarine to cancel
iUfilt, and lemetrdbgonly half of last
vear" rent. Father QaDter wrote to
Gen. Bailer that he tsndertobk 44 keyei
the tenanto earry thie
eei.l -
end some paid Father Heniras -
ting 'an" example. Eater h ,wrou to
Colonel Turner: 'The tenants have
broken their promises, aad I shall haye
nothing Moryoyia wift - t
' rr .-AmeiaRthwe. 'fsvp
1 Sir month ago we bed hdemuijl
Tor B. S. B.. hut bow ear retail demand
is such that we are tweed to wy m
KTOsslota. WeatsriboiUeraUant
enormous daaaaad to th eemparatrve
size end price of B. B. B. (being large
bottles for f 1) and It positive merit. It
fells well and gives our customer en
tire satisfaction. Our tale have' ifl
dreased 800, per centVUhln. few
TnTK CEMB1L AS8S1KBLT.
Speeial to the Jocbnal.
Ralbob, N. C, Jo, 23,1887. .'
In the Senate today a bill waa intro
daced to regulate freight charges by
makins; it unlaw f el for railway com
panies to charge more for short hauls
than for long haul, the penally beipg
6200 for each offence. Aaother btU in
troduced wa to prevent chattel mort
gage! being given on growing crops.
Bill to increase salaries of Supreme
Court Justice was set as special order
for February 2, and bill to provide fcr
appeal from decision of county com
mirionn was made special order for
next Wednesday.
Sesaien of Bouse wa dull. Among
resolutions introduced was one request
Bag our Senators and Representatives in
Congress to use every effort to secure
appropriations for completion of iev
pveveatentof Beaufort harbor and of the
New Berne and Beau fort, canal. Bill to
amend charter of South Atlantic and
Norlhweetecn railway passed nasi rad
hog; resolution wa adopted raising
facial joint committee to consider all
bills relative to railway commission
and kindred subjects. Bill to crtjate
such commission was set as ppecial
order for next Thursday.
NSWS NOTE J.
Tbe caae of the United HuUu against
Calhoun and Bailey, changed with Ue
passlng on publio land in St. Tammany
parish, which is considered a lest caae
in the 'pine land cases," ms duculed
La favor of the plaintiff In New Orleans
Wednesday.
As attentat to rob a train on the Ctii
cago and Alton Railroad was made
Wedneeday night, sear Independence,
Mo., by robbers, who fired en the con
ductor and srakemao, but jumped from
the train and escaped without securing
any plunder.
trailer 8. Bill, a custom inspector in
New York, was recently convicted on a
charge of having allowed goods to be
taken from bonded warehouse without
payment of duties. It is reported he
has forfeited Uuj bail and tied to Can
ada. It is authoratively stated that Ihe
Cincinnati, IndianepoHs, Ht. 1uih and
Chicago, better known a the "Dig
Four" Railroad, ie about to mute a
direct communication betuetu St.
Louis and Cincinnati
The trouble between lljetirund lulge
of Masons of Connecticut aud 11 nam
Lodge, of New Ilsxen, culminated yes
terday in the deposing by the grind
lodge of the three highest cHiccr in
Hiram Lodge.
William Herbert and J(tif H
1
ect- I
Boj-ce, the crocu wndldaUa, repec
ivrly, for State eraWsred Slate
auditor C Deiaatf , wflre ayrwhtd
to office yasterdai by?jo(e3t MUtph
of the IIonSeeadAeoake f.w 'A'
About WhiTnd red in
Mecca Temple of ihe Nehies ol toe
Mjttio Shrine left New Tork y eMerdsy
fer pilgrimage, tojucliseoad They
efill stop at Washington, today.
A nre in rcmixy st-ve.- wart iwunc,
in Augusta, G , hOT Thuredsy , de
stroyed one compartment, containing
from 800 to l.OOf I ales of eatttm The
loss is from 3t,000 to 840.C 00
Mr. M. Greene, vice tealdfcl and
geaeralmanageK. of ttXaVolu
Hockiag .TVey andTo)edqeil
desierfbj tamfrvr)jfj afcoitsit
ene railway ape otrns -Mrs.
Garfield aldlat aaifftter are in
Thz BnilLVk in'dM WU f
Hand. Chilblain. Qorajaa4 eisJakia
EsubUosis. end esailivety oejee-wiiee
o ae aey sweekred. n M gerenteed g
' vtrTerfft aatiBfa&tion,oc knoney. re
funded. Price B5 aeate per bee. For
aalshrB.lt. Duffy." 6ecl6 "tf
Pleasant and profjtabls employment
enralv awaitaTi
kKNbrakeffcalesHan
w win -wiJ iAAiJLi.Aar aw 6,1.
'rLJjI1ityf for the New Riverside Map of
ta united states ana van an ana rjo
torial Map of the World IS87 iaeued by
the renowned Map Publishers, Band,
McNeWtdrOe -!
M I IWWTJB aVeetl
Cbioairta'iAiMireed'arAi vjMDtym
.'and1 OOvDtT ttSB
afthe United Btate ana oanaaa, witn
the greater portion of the Republio of
Mexico; a fine representation of . Bar
tholdie VLrherty A eslTtkteniag- thk
World," and the dfrbions of Standard
Railway Time," are shown on th face
of the snap, v Oa th Material. asJhere
separate eolered maps of the world,
Erooe. Aam. North, Aater4osv :VjaHn
Amerioe and MexieowAJea, eeetct ear
frwvinge, diagram and statistical
Ufclee. -ni'' iiv noji-jJtt4irwe"
v I '
If Ten Wl a Oeed Article
C03Q1ERCLLL.
Joobwal Or no. Jan. tZ 1 1. M '
OOTTOW.
Niw YoaK, Jan. 2. Fubues ckswd
quiet and steady. Sale of 53,700 hales.
January, 9 43 July, 9 9lJ
February, H.i'J. August, 0.96
March. 9.53 September, 9.76
April, 9.64 October. 9 55
May, 974 November, 9 48
J one, 9 84 tteoember. .
Spot steady; Middling 9-1-2 ; Low
Middling 9; Good Ordinary 8 12.
New Berne Market steady. Sales of
10 bales at 8 to 9.
Bales for the week 146 bale against
230 same week last year.
Middling 8 7-8; Low Middling 8
8 4; Good Ordinary 7 7 8.
Domscsric uihiit
Skkd ootton J8.00.
OOTTOK SKCD 18. 50,
TcRPCifTiK Hard, gl.OO; dip, 11.90.
Tab 75c. all. 95.
Oats 50c. in bulk."
OORJ 45a52c.
Rjcb oOfeftO.
BxE8WAX--15t. per lb.
Kcxr On foot, iic.to rk.
OoClTTRX nAM10aU';C. car lb.
" Lard 10c. per lb.
Boos 20c. per dosen.
Krrrb Pork 4a6c. per pound
PEAirrjTB 500. per bushel.
Foii 75e.aSl.00 per hundred.
Onions S2.0Qa3.a5 per barrel.
Fizld Pa8 65a70c.
Hidrs Dry, 10c.; green 5t .
Apples Mattamuekeet, 25a40c
eye, UAQ.
PraRS 75c a$ 1.25 per bushel.
HONJtY 35c. per gal.
Tallow 6c. per lb.
Chbesb 14.
( illJ
UhioxJen) Grows. 30a85c
MraL 70c per buahal.
Oath 50 i ts. per bushel.
Ttr.'vips BOc. per bushel.
Potatoes, Early Rose $2.75 perbll
Wool lUal6o. per pound.
Potato ks Bahamas, aoo. , yams 40c.
Wist Indias, 50c, Harrison, b'tc.
WrrOLESALH PRK'BM.
Nxw Mbss Pork-$13 00
Hhotjldkr Mbat 7c
C. H-'s. F. B's, B.'s and L
kloub-aa 006.00.
LaRU 7o. by the tierce.
Nails Baais 10'b.82 5d
Sugar Granulated. tic
Oorm- liaiac.
Salt 80a86o. per sack.
MoLAflaee ANDSYRUrfl-90a45c
Powdkb J6X)0.
Shot Drop, 81.75, buck, J2 00.
KER08EIT-9c.
Notice.
Mracra. K. B.AJ. A. Meadows arc
authorised to make oon tracts for us on
Farly Garden l'eus.
Those desiring to plant fr us will
Pall on them for further particulars.
in2(ltrwn MOORH A: BRADY.
Dwelling For Rent.
A cr 'infoitnble UwelliDg House on
Civ( n pireet between Uroad and I'ol
K W.
Apply tf
W. M. WATSON,
j.J2t Her. and Treus.
Notice.
Application will be made to tbe pres
em session of the General Assembly for
n amendment or section is of tbe
I'hurUr nJ LhaC.il nt Nnv TUriLa mil
for the better laying out of Cedar Grove
Cemetery.
F IT. JIF. A DOW S,
jicVJl S0J Mayor.
Apf licti()B hi imcDdmeiit of Ctarter.
A4J plication will be made to the Gen
eral Assembly of North t'sroliba, at its
present seesion, to amend the charter of
the Fire Department of the City of New
Berne.
J. K. WTL.LI9,
j20 t.l CUef Engineer of Dep't.
First-Class Buggies
MADE AND KEPT CONSTAPTTLY
ON HAND AT
C. T. RANDOLPH'S
CARRIAGE FACTORY,
Broad St., Nrw Bkek, N. C.
Those wishing to purchase wQl find it
to their advantage to call and examine
before pwrcneting eiaewnere.
REP AIMING don at abort notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed in work and
prices. jl darn wit
Wanted,
l A few tabl hoarders. Termereasonr
rahts. A pply to
Mrs. H. F. BERRY,
13 2 w Oor. Johnston and Hancock st
To Advertisers!
Tor a check
tot CO weVfffprUt a ten-llae
nt la pae MlDta 1av of the
advert
laeia AJnertaaa avapapr. Ibis Is at
tbarate tomytrae-naii oraeent a nne. for
Ui!MediCefora
10a 1 rw m lawiTit
Ob MUlien BLrruuuT
I amfial -rhrf rive Hrr.Mow
atooal WWrdS. Add'eaa, with oopr ot Adv
and eaeoa. or asml M eaet for Book r ITS
pact. (XP. ROWCU. COviaHprso
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at ma saiinmf rai-ww nvm
nj. , rmwttifc. wtta epinteoe-ee af(
lreetnr. tT iriBwr.Boil. W. W.AfTO
jitdasi h. RMij, rw. Mnrom wood
mxuni.
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WQODHXTWA UH, CMOCKMRY,
SAsn. nodes, bunm,'
GLASS, lAIirT8, OUS
AUD ST0VS8,
UNSURPASSED AS TO
Middle tftroetj Keit lioil it
Hotel Albert,
NEW BERlf, . C,
Wanted,
SAW LOGS of J'lne. Ash. Cypress, tic
HAIL HOAD CRO88
TIES of Will
CJuk, K'li k tiak ;t'Uealuul Uuki
Am f lew
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a h. w j uixxuia, , ,,
Stonewall. i.C,
H K AlK LJFT ft CO ,
New Haras, , V.
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Mtwbk HAuy ft BLTK.
Lumber Odd. aleruLajita,
Mi Walnut I'Jact.
.mils I'hlladelpMs, Pemia.
LOOK HEEE!
HOUSEKEEPERS.
DINNKK SETS, FJ.j l'locee.
Ti:A HKTb, aG 1'iectw.
CUAMUliH iSETS, 10 12 Tieore.
VI HE TOILKT SETO,
AND A
I TLL LINE OF
IIOISK i r'K.VISIIl.NT, C.OOD,
AT
L.lI.ClJTLKirSe-
26 & 28 Middle Street,
Ni:V 11LIKNU. N. G. .
For Rent,
Dwelling house with seven roams, etv
Jletralf street. Ajuilv to
Jldtf 6. T. WATSON.''
Pure Lime,
We own thi only Lime Kiln in this
city, uud oirrr l'ute Corximcroial Lime,1
for sale, free df sand. W 00 to W. W per
ton, sacked.
W. P. BURRUS k C0M
Coniiiiib'u Morch'ts and Ufalu JJealers,
Market Dock,
lw NEW BEKNE. N. C. '
BARGAINS IN
Met, Suonr
Soap, Molasses '
And SjhiTil
E. ?. iilLLtfOOB.,
' mi':'iw
At S F. TEISER,
Wholes?Je aidlRetailGroceiv').
I1EQAU SXIiKET. ,
Nlrw Vatsx, Dwr. 13, 189e. ;
NOTICE ' '
To Merchants, Trader, Keftperg 4, , ,
iiotew, lie&tanraQLg, au4 VtjtWu a.
and others: ,, , . , ,j ,V(lBial il
All persons now . eneaeesl aaf.aneiai;!
trade, profession or buaineas in raveaa. f. .
oonnty, Uzed under Schedule B'ot ni
the Bfetetrue Law ot North 3aroIIna? ,
are aeraby notified, to oomeyt'oYwartf OM"
and rasMw their Msenne WvilawlWI
the 10th day,of ; Jannani, l;e1snnt a
oce for the eneuing year camerJ pleei
January Tt, 1887. And. aU pewon dot ., A
sitiDg te engage In any bOtihee tbut , .
also obtain a Issense. - ' ailTniiw
Seotien dDeCehe keve A4 Of WSfr
erjacUasfoUowsir i s uarrtir 10 san
"Kvary person who shall practice any taaeevi 1 , 1
pr proreaalon or oae any rranrbtae taxed by
vb l.w. of ;U1 111 CaTOTTTia. WlUvoni T,.
9tt pmiA the las aoAybeafseia llnssn aat 1
any JoaUoe of
Peace of Uie ooant.
raimaBnOTBva'amaBiieMefarfait4-Mr iW
etbestauspaaaltfaotta im1twit.Wii
eoeiitT In wMsh ti ha eMrrie 'ahaS I II J
wa n rrroverea oerois ur ioitiA. or
. Sheriff" 4 Crayen CountfTrtf, Jy
Full sot of Teeth . ; . $iot3kl,w
aad , fm r pu4 uin
frc-i
(r!
Of Firo T ticxxt ssk yoor dJr for
l.arr ii its ti. - t m to ts Tarmers'
t
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listChurch. ..' - novl6.1.1wtf Ti,
I ment on this ti i partita, l.kh ws
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; " ; ' ret rred. b. rimer, m.dI:.
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