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ALis a 11 eoiUik.il i i , except Monday, at !tix D.uuliea, bellrerad .- i . ur at tMUpu moot. ; .. LKK'I.T JOCBJ JUi, a M eolaaui i Msx'ned rrtrj TimJy at sxaa -- "i;''-'-.;.'--':.-f : jtn&isa : sates (sailthu s day !. soa. for . eabeeqnent . i.Mi4 hafet ii if'VWneai 'i-J ctaia pet Ubi lot Drat end eeota '. t J vertiaeaaeatl teiUbstnasred between raLaAy priee. ;-" ; ' inserted rfa,. Ail 4tttonal ni MortM curat per Jin. l o uiauftr.trBl tidTgrttfiraatitimQal t e mad In ad vanoa.t BeaolaradvertlaeinenU ill beooUeeu rrna bm eel f eaok luuou. COBiiituMMjoa eon taiiilni news or a dla- unioa. of uoal Batten .are solicited. Ko rvauaaafceetio aaast tw exseoted to to bub nutmd taat own tales obteottonabie neraonal . iiesc wllUli olds' to name 0 the author: or t it! lloaxj.JBerSihaae on eoluion of tola paper. -'-'ri Afcy tMurabaitohnc agkteved at any anonr luoua eota WPKewna ana obtain UM nam o i u auton,B ajWraHra at tbia ofioa at u ma; w jseftj aj unman exiata. imUOUBNAL. r::t, oa tLa .".Nat liiil" kntatiua, about five miles from the citj, across KortLea&t river. r ' I Elizabeth City EeoohU There la more money in the roots and herbs of our awampa and ' forests than our people think, - We know whereof we apeak, and we speak wnereoi we Know. lie part that reacn us or flan, and fishing are mere faTorable lor the last few cays. ? Wishing la . jaard. and ; ad yejuturoa work and theihardy fisn ermea of our ; sounds.' 4eeerve aao- eea&r-nlruekiBf pays.' We -bare tnea to prove it to oar people many times' try facts 'and'-: figures; ;Wj wuiuow prove it oy ocular aemon stration, ,aq4 if "eeeiar is belie v. 1 nt," no one will doubt it. Look at; .Nat -Crawford !;as few years ago, "a eiekly man, a poor man, with a little houae ab Tali of ohfldrea yod coqld star , 'eav, giren op. to die. Be rallied and cook to tracking la aaniall-way, becaase he oonldat do' anything else. 27ow look 'at him f' The fattest man. the beet dressed man, the brightest manj the Vf Wat awakiiian, theahrewd eat man among as; and all becaoae he has stock to tracking. Twin City Da; Eev. L. 8. Barkhead preached an able sermon TfistardaT at thA morninc HArrirw. RWBaRNE. W. C. APRIL 8 i87. Sabjeot: "Christ's Address to the .-aFgztz - . - jUreeks." lie preached on the UMrattBVoaf orncan sBrm., s o. game subject last night lie had a , i rv-kji anHiania or hAtk Qan ao Monday morning, about 3 o'clock, '- L. co i.H, or tore;. tLa. j ...risj, c&e-bizth, and the i iani. &z& pacLic, one-tweatiet- in j!, aotxie fiTe-tistths of gross Eiles. 2ow, when the wear and tear of tock and imple ments, wagons, etc., interest on in vestment, -and injaryto the soil, aa described above, when . all; these are allot e4 ltor, or apropef JiS eoant made for them, "where is the margin -fbrrproflt twn"7.TB n. . a via.'"" m, uamr. Bclta. laaaa Maaa;r. ' ' "IS the municipal elections to far it is hard to tell which has received - the more solid comfort, the Demo ; crata, Sepnbllcans, United Labor or ' Prohibitionist. In Cincinnati the La bor candidate for Mayor came very - Maae Ka? flrV AlawtAf n nt w i Ml f flTlfl . v iof Benator Sheexan had pro noaaeed the movement iu that city .'"a mere aide-show. In Chicago the Labor tfekei was overwhelmingly defeated. ' The Democrats failing to obtau the present Mayor Car- TEB IliltBiSOS'S consent to make k-1 V.' . uim.M4V.www - " - .v - I - let tie Eepublican and Labor par . tiesfiUtitont. Vrv -wvfvwuka or ata fair An 1 ram . . ' i r s- m .1 rv " - . morning last and hanged to a tree. Thev were ehareed with the mnr- derof a small boy who caught tuem ;.ia the actol stealing cotton last ' fan and to prevent hiabecomiDga Witness against them, brutally - maxuerea nun. xney uuwr i-u w ta'-ohaiigeti but not without the Atit"rt1aW. Tjvnrhinfr is bar- baroi'jt cannot be too severely oondiemned. Under ita practice the .t. ia.ltimMf twill tfntta Aa u-All no rlia . imfcnn vt i --- v cniltj.r3 But . the people have be- ;ottl'tiSperated nnder the laws' i letays'and the uncertainty of pun- ; the laws Is awaited. Speedy trials . . '-c - . .... ; anu ewee jusiioe meieu uui win ui much' towards "abolisliing "Judge LrachV courta. Vttaaf'i Iron Our Exehanyr-. , TheDarham Jictcn is a neatly -'printed'Md newsy little daily just Payettel1Il"'3,. . Mr. .Tames nnrl l n fl nan tial citizen oi Eobewn county, died last BatttBday night, at 12 o'clock. He waa aboat 7ft years of age. 7 Charlotte Chronicle: The build Ins for the spoke an nanlle fao . tory, located near the eotton seed oil mills, is now being roofed and will toon be ready for. the machin err. It iaaone-atory frame etroct- ere lOOfiSOftaf c - - -l- DvxhAmJ-Jseitoi' Seventy -five hands came in on, the ireight train Testerdar and will go to work In the Durham eotton mills. The tar factory, with er. Geo. W. Donley as-superintendent, is run ting on full time, and working fcbout 300 handa,! Xhls factory bids f .ir to eooa be-numbered among Durham's big enterprises. The !3ction yteiajresr4ted in favor 1 1 tie school bill, uniy ooz votes were cast, with HO for school. Greensboro Setet: Three men, -iof tavlnir had'n hand in i u order of Student Freeze, at - c 1 niuV some r months, ago, !y: Patrick rewer,v Frank r and Jesse D arris, ail colored, : tLc'r War, latdyj ! IDDsboro. r cc ali notb.rnvlotedT for ;r in.Uie-lr8t--degreer--ot y convicted for IniOmlaagnter, ' ; ? f.rst one wa sentenced to -s in the penitentiary, and : ts five years each. . They toa Start ?!a-eotored 1 a rockilsh in' market yea ; frnoon that : weighed '32 . It was cantt in Smith's i hook and line -A -aa mmed Pcse' Jehn r re-ty years of a.:?, (-T('few. days when everything was wrapped In silence and our people were peace fully slumbering, the alarm of fire waa given, which, as usual, caused many to run in search of the spot where the flro fiend was doing its destructive work. It was soon found to be the tobaooo factory of Messrs. Dodd Bros., near the corner of Fourth and Sycainoitt btreets. The fire compauy did everything within their power to qaencb the flames, but the fire had gotten un der such headway, and owing to the scarcity of water in that portion of the city, their labors proved fruitless and the building was soon burned to the ground. Mr. Dodd'a loss is about 13,600, though par tially covered by insurance. Mr. II. 11. Reynolds sustained a loss of 100,000 pounds ot tobaooo, together with fixtures which he valued at $7,500, with an insurance of 3,5U0. The origin of the conflagration ia supposed to have been the work of an incendiary, as there had been no lire in the building since Satur day. FARMS AND FARMERS Short Talks Wlllt' FtrBtri on Farm Toplca. it may be unheeded, but it is a duty we owe the farmers of the South to protest against the exten sive cultivation of cotton which has prevailed during the last twenty years. It is unwise, looking to the preservation or increase of fertili ty of our lands ; itia unwise, look ing to the net profits at the end oi the year. Theoretically, cotton ia one of the least exhausting of all crops. The seed returned to the land replaces most of the elements ot fertility withdrawn from the soil; the lint exported from the farm carries with it little of ma norial value. Notwithstanding these strong points, the cotton crop has proved a most impoverish ing one. The frequent plowing of the land from January until August, the ridging in early spring, wnicn its cultivation demands, Doth conspire to make tbe wash ing away of the soil rapid and great. Xo other crop grown on oar farms equals it in this regard. lint this is not all. Frequent plow ing during the summer months, ad mitting air freely into the soil in duces rapid decay of its vegetable matter, and cotton fields rapidly oecome destitute ot numna. jso greater damage can be visited upon any soil. Humus is the life, the most important constituent of soils. To ita absence, thousands upon thousands of our acres owe their sterility. Bnt the whole story is not yet told. Tbe -constant plow ing and sreatkm of the soil daring summer promotes active nitrifica tion in the soil. That is, it brings the nitrogen of the soil into the form of nitrates, accumulates these nitrates into the soil towards the close of summer, and leaves them there to be leached out by winter rains. Soil cannot hold nitrates ; they sink right down from the sur face with the rain Water and-are carried off into springs and streams. The cotton - crop,' thus indirectly robs tbe soil of tins nitrogen r " - r,. lot we said -extensive culture was unwiseiooaing to jnetprofiU at the end of the year. JJa-de-mand upon labor are extraordinari ly heavy as compared ; with other crops; the preparation of the land, the ! cultivation of the - crop, - the gathering of the same, the prepa" ration tor market; all make oanso ally lieavy demands .upon the far mer's pocket; - Where is the crop that; Xjaaisfitfni these -reepectaJ Why the mer; picking of a cotton crop . wiu cost from a eigbtn to one-etxth of the gras sales of said : School CemateaeeMeaV toco 'ACADxarr, djtsyvrj porsfv. ..Oa Friday, April J, large- sad appreciative ctewd gathered at the school house in ttnslQw- county to witness the1 .examlnatkoi":a&d clos ing exerciaes of Prof, Lem .Garnet's The firat elaaa ia i English1 gram mar, "Beed and K6ilo", was odm- posed of young ladies. " They were examined through the book, so. the most difBcult parts, and. in ,. ageless at ten or twelve girls only one - or two questions were misaed. . -t , -Then a smaller class iu grammar. which also did credit to themselves' and are a . -monument to their teacher. .....i . -The spelling waa extraordinarily good, some standing over an " hour after being given the most difficult words that could be selected . from Webster's speller. The com positions were excellent. Amniif ftio tvcr rlAapnrinir mnwl than a passing aotice, were Miss Agnes Hewitt, on "Motives to the Practice of Gentleness"; Miss Etta Hewitt, "Politeness"; Miss Katie GHrett, "Friendship". Heading was also well rendered by Misses Agnes and Etta Hewitt, Eunice and Maggie Smith. Declamation, "Love", was nicely delivered, to tbe enjoyment of the crowd, by Miss Prudie Mead-; OW8. The whole exercises were very good and showed that the students were well trained. As their teacher, Prof. Garner, knows how to instill a love of knowledge into his students, their progress is al ways rapid. One of that neighbor hood's most worthy citizens Bays it would be almost impossible for that community to exist without Prof. Garner. The exercises were made more pleasant by vocal music, led - by Prof. Qarner, and it is not worth the space to say it was good, for that is understood if he led tbe singing. It was a very disagreeable day, bnt those who were present went their way rejoicing, for 'twas cer tainly a day's feast. Visitor. rt. : v.. v . V - ' ' ' . : i y .ip. v-t t?.? trt Vi Hi .VVi J n in Abso!utelVjPili,e." xhli powder aeVer ranea. , A. uuu-rel o parltr.atrenirth, aal ivuol eoeomleal than the ordlnarr kmda.nd aalt of Jfor auil beoM laeOBpeUUoB tUie multitude ox low beet, abort welsbt. aluia or pboaphaie vvwaen."Boiaoniyrneaua. kotal uiu rwtuoa.iuiwu-(.n,T, aoTia-tTdw For a&le in Now tern bjCtlei. Miller, AEUTniEOiTliEfi'ii.'EIT Ora. BTARKBT AMD PALEN dta Lbtm a refer" (ia nroof ci their tJtinm PknMiaaaV fa IbBoiriag-iiaaea weft- FO-' COWSUMPTIOK. ASTHMA,-1 DYSPEPSIA,' CA- TARJiH, . HAY ' FEVER, -M&ADACUA. iJC-tillAll, JUifiUMATIBJaV'' MUiAlvu A, : H -rm yvVjiCT- V I "COMfOUNO OXYGEN " beisf takaiata sac mica, tae uram. ftpuua aanov, aaa a ii ta the aaowa-'Dcaoas who have' tried their Ttoauacatt, Jleav William e. Victor L Cooratt. Eduer Latheraii OUcrra. PhiU. : . Rev. Cfaaa. W. Cuahlnc. Ltd. K. Hea. WUUam Pean Ntion. Id- kor later -Oceu Chkaoa. 111. 1 ladra ia. P. Vfaemaa. QoeaeiaOjKaB., s thaufcaadsusihep arajr panaf the werkL. "HCailMUIID BXVOtN 4Tt- MODC'OP ACTION AND BtSULTS" thBtkof abeohof tweftUDtlMtl pacta. and raua. Kvmtem. tae braia. ; Hi, in rne-lie !' hemaa Ciuna " aatrnhcd atia t aectaaemwi. itua ac fmawia Hmi ot en mcumf. . both awatal mat cthucai, a v atgreo tea auua oi uuetTiij, . aad the awwa .ywv . ana cm . TO reauriubla ctia mem tmd m record of uirpritinf of caea) antr oeuijalaaeeaea a, oie ey oxaer pajwcaaH. . Fircf 'Class Buggies MADE AND ON published by Drt- tarker tuL iaebrmatkoa mm te this roc cunt la a wide ream of chronic nm Bin wil be mailed five loaay addrea, oa ancatioa, Drs.STARKEY& PALEN, 1527-152? Arch St4 Phila:, PiV War,: War, War,; i ACA1WST RMctEnf" , , , ; , . v. J, ..v - . '"' Xoolc Out foi tlie War X KEPT HAND CONSTANTLY AT C. T. RANDOLPH'S CARRIAGE FACTORY, Bboad St., New Berne, N. C. Those wishing to purchase will flod it to their advantage to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. REPAIRING done at abort notice. Satisfaction guaranteed in work and prices. ia!9 d8m wit Heatewa Her Voatk. Mrs. Pboebo Chesley, Pvterson, Clay Co., Iowa, tells the following remark able atory , the truth of. which la Touched for by the residents of the town: "I mm 73 years old, have been troubled with kidney complaint and lameness for many years; oonld not dress myself without help. ' Now I am free from all pain and torenees. and am able to do all my own hotnewerk,, I we my thanks to JEleotrio Bitten for having re newed my yoath, and remored com pletely all diseases and pain.1 Try a bottle, only. Wo. atB. N. Duffy i drag tore. Ferdinand Ulrlch, WHOLESALE MOCER Lorillard and Gail & Ax's At Maniiactofers' Prices. Take Notice ! Our store is filled with Provisions, Groceries, Caaned Goods, Dry Goods, Crockery, Etc. We keep a full line of tbe Oelebrated Prison Boots and Siloes. ALSO 0. S. Parsons & Sons' Boots and Shoes. Every pair warranted to give satis faction. Country merchants and tbe people generally are requested to call and ex amine our large stock before purchas ing;. We will rive you low figures. We Job Lorillard Snuff. ROBERTS & ERO., South front if.. New Bent, N. O IIAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE NORTH WIT1I j.". . . ' :.' ' 1 ' a t rii . r t n J m Aif vt - x : . . . " ' r V' rN 1 TT A . W.i? ... ' '.""'. OllUCS, XLtttD, Val9, Al U lAUiAO - S and everything you can call for usually kept in a first class Dry Goods Store, I am determined to open war against rackets and high prices, - To prove the samel quote some of my pnoes: ' ?. V Hats as low as 5c; a nice hat for 25c; and for 50o. I can give you a fine y dress hat. . - ' ., And Shoes. I can astonish the natives. Wl I can ffiva Ton a Tailipa' ltiit.fnn RhnA for QTn a nic.A KhtaiI Haitpr. rtnlv HfiA T aleit k,re nlee tine ': of Ladies' Low Quarter ShoeB, 98c. In. fact I have a large and well selected - stook of Shoes, and guarantee prices to suit the times, ' - v ' " ' rri rr. ji. i. : r k . i. . T : it.-jl l : .t . : iuico uiuc ixujuftciuuiuD ivi ti;. Ainu m uwv xiiucu uauuacruaitii lur 4vt I also have a well seleoted line of "f 't-- P....!.LL fl.eJ. iz uunis rurnisning, uuuus. A good fjnlaundried Shirt from 85c to 60c A large and well selected line of Neck Wear; Scarfs 2io un to 500,: ' Look at this! Why, I can give you J' A Nice All Wool Blue Flannel Suit, onty $7.00. . - 4 a rt i -a e iMt. w . m Sm w -; v . a uooa uiagonai suit, iJiacK or .urown, lor isy.uu., , Also, a good line of Carpets, Matting, Oil Cloths, Trunks nL ? Valises, ? Gome one ! Come all 1 to the Headquarters of the War Department, and-b eonvinced that l can - t r.' Sell You Goods Cheaper Than The City. Any Other House In Sugars at New York Jobber Prices.' Flour Direct from . the West Special Prices to the Trade. MIDDLE STREET, -NEW 'tililLNB, N.' 6 Important to Shippers. trmm ana aitar aate tae Bieamen ox the Eastera OaroIIaa Peapatea. tin will leave their wfcarf at the foot ( Craven street at VOC K OtCVOCK. T. M , svery Monday, Wed- needay ana Friday. , . . . .' flKO. HESDtE805, At. Sew feme, H. G JeArca U, li7. dwU 8 ale of Valuable Real and Personal Property. 3Tcti CAanuxa, I -'- ; - (jravea uoamin j Aprn rat, wsj. Vjr vireae of powwre eantatlpecr Is' eartain wife, to ioril. Hllllai rorTl mortgaces rieeneM by a. R. Deaniaoa and to Mni. Hiuiara ue. er ao nt j of Ik, and realrea la the Barter's Cm, ml toortt of otDre or Craven eonntf aforesaid, vok acraws. t. 8Be,M.r.4ta, and V.I will A1X lew CASH, at tboOoort Uonewelrar In aXoreaaid, ofjie w .eraaj, tate and cBt Wedaestay, the aim ajeflUjr, 1887, aaTWfeLVK. kU' the aritrwfDTraeaei1hd rroeerty ia I Be city Of (ew Hereex to erlti Tbe eastern half of water front T the lot fnowa aad rerrlbed ta tbe alaa eeaidCiry as lx NoS; tbe lore dto vhtra aatd R. IJBDBkenn paw mtxtee. knows and de eertbed as lots 25 and io-, the v. tor front Of lea o. It, e no t h wair fpr.r t ff lot Serte home nowpr wr ,n (Pool A Boat tKilliJrt. eh.fi.yir.'ra'lej. and bang rseenortrted tt u imp'ne. T. to Wlk Oae trip f 4 ftf Unrv j n-mtt wlih etna) wmmrt .rd fc enl M t 'nt beater err t ,-i. oceaet -rtber i r .1 K,,na and one set of tri i, ' Rock lime, Plaster, Cements - Goat Hair R. 0. E. LODGE, CRAVEN STREET. , Bolow. Express Office. atavia dSMraVwf-j ' f. K..n; joriEs, V Wholesale and etaa Dealer la CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES jnh' . iai v.v 'C'.: . 4 . t--' -.'oi iin t ''.'4!i-'- ; General Mefcliandise, - AGG1KO lANl KtIES, Etc :4 . - '-" v. i , : CoBsiramenta of Grata. - Cot Urn and Other Prodace solicited. , . , Prompt Attention Oaarmnteed. N. W. Cor. South Front and liiddleSt Wm. S.ULTADJ, joizwjy cuieuixig, op. eoauusb Wiiuu.li. a JAS. A. THOMAS, 8ALESHAN. - - " marSA tjtf We will sell the balance of our Stock of Clothing AT COST. ;; We wish to make room for the XAEGEGT aid e. V f MOSTCOMPIETE IINE of SPRllTG and SUU- miSK clothing we have ever had. - '"' We can offer aorae bargains in Snit and- odd; Goats and Vests; also in -Children's Suits. Call early before they are all sold.i. r1.-t , r Jast 'received-a aew'iktofcSPKfH Bliff. Aiao unuin 11 sis m an nninra - f r 't r' v- - A few ! New atock of Smyrna Door B f3"5o pieces of Straw Matting now In stock. V' f- jy:v.; - . if Fatt atoeV of iTJmbrellaai1 SakAljticaMohafr'and" GiDeham, dren'S SchooIlJmbfellas, $1.00.,' Slxieen Eih Umbrellas at 11,00.. - Our stock of GENTS'. FTTRNI8nTa fJOOTiq and Cuffs, Handkerchiefs; H.nose; JBacMor Button. Suspenders, Garters, Chil- an - V ' - - ' - . We ewa the onl Lliixe Sila ia this city,' and offer Pore' Commercial jUme for aale, tree of sand. T 15.00 to tCOO per ton. Meted., . r-; ;i v,: f Commua lTerccis and Grain Df alert. -C ' ' -.- t JIarket DvV, . onira, etc., is very complete. t j.t Be; sure you: see;us hefore buying;- 4,'. . H0Y7ABD jo:::. waw, V.. ... la '.OO HATE REMOVED TO THEIR y ..tuo STCHEs, C2utii,cf ti:::i r::::in And keep of FLOUR, FIEATS, ( izn. tilJGA BIOL.AS3TJ3. SALT, TOBAC ever? :.-f-- lathe CUOCr; Lr 7 rr'-.i fr c-irrT. -.M
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