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FOL. VI.-NO. 58.
NEW BEIliSnE. & C, TUESDAY. JUNE 7, 1887.
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LOCAL NEWS.
UHl t'ir ltm
.,, . Msar Em, letitads. tSP North.
. " loaritade, T7" S' Wt.
Sea rises, 9 I Leagtk of da
tfcea MM, 7:1S I U sours, !
Moon sets s 9:40 s. m.
tail tec.
BU8IBXS8 L0GAL8.
TBID BEEF, just arrived, and
JL chipped, at . Wrttfoib's.
nOaSAL A lane, well bound and
1 hsadsomely illustrated Atlas of the
World.. I rmtslns alssslhert ULfersaattoa
a post Mar J y every subject Iroafiinble.
' CeabesesBatthisoffloe. 7d2w4t
OlXi PAPERS In any quae lit; for
aJeatthisoflJoe.
BliXHtQW,-6omn, at
9,W.tI. W. Bmallwoou's.
PBE cheapest pUee In town to boy
JL' Coats,'' Pivots, Vests, Shfrta ens
Pbersieet. T; "i
t r ... r Skj igij clothino storr.
JOB-WORK sxeouted with neatness
ad dispatch at thia office.
.TITTY BlmUA UME, suites for
jjU saaltsryparsosss,' asTAp. per berol
fJe&ert4oe M arV barrel Inttva
barret lot. Geo. Allen & Co.
'K2
'DouUe-barnlad Shot Onn will
.Terr be sola low for (Jash. Apply
M JoushaJ. oflloe. 4tf
gertilieeri, Lima, Plaster, Clement,
OlMa.Paiata, Yarniah aad OU at low
prioei. UBO. Allkn & Co.
Tbe heard of city council wHI be in
araaion tonight.
Graded school exhibition tonight at
tbe theatre, beglnaitiR at 8 o'clock.
Tbe Poatmaater givea notice that the
mail aow cloeea at 7 o'clock going east,
and 8 o'clock going weat. I
CeoL Aleif. HUm had roaating ear
tor owner yesteraay. Tney were raieea
in Ut. T. J. Crowder'a gardea.
Tbe Dental AjtfecUtioa ef Korth Oaro-
lina meeu at Morakead City today.
Abent tweaty-flve nenibere passed
down Uat eight.
The irish potato crop ia being gath
ered and aent forward rapidly. The
tracker eeemed to be satisfied with the
yield if the prioe will bold np.
- Cottage prayer under tbe auspices of
tbe Y. M. C. A. this evening at the resi
dence of Mrs. Bargett on the oorner of
Pollock and Fleet street at 9 o'clock.
AA a regular meeting of tbe Herme
aiian LItorary Society of the New Berne
Graded . eohool, Friday evening, June
S, the, fallowing offioen were elected
for t a easuaing term Of three aaoatha:
Pr. : eat, W. H. WUlii;Tioe-preeident,
F. i'.BiU1; aeeretary and treasurer,
KUtoaHolloweU.
C. B. Padlay brought in Uat night to
the Joukval offloe a treat of fine pota
toaa, onion and eaoanber. He is one
the moat roocetaful oolored truckers
ntbje eeetion. He snbaeribee to and
pari tor twelve newspapers, eonte of
them Democratic papers, and reads
theas Iitoipleature to note the suc
cese of auoh ladastrlous oolored "men .
ujJ on vne nuinmerwcaeauie.
Ttti:aloMItf
bSnei MOreen', Foy
. boehmenoed
yesterday to close at two o'ciocm. ' Thia
is the nsoal closing ,time ibtanabmer,
coTomencing about UiaHrst of Jane I
Local OpUoa l9tioua. , ,
IxKrtiPt'iceIvaWaok ty a)
gfcnetoh-estefjay. "Oar news from
thetl IaM Bight ii that tbe election ra
Bitei la favor of license by thirty-two
mgjarisri -Goldeboro also voted against
looai option.
pitten by a Sattleanake. . i
In the Swanaboro itema of thia issue
w tee that a man by the name of
Frank Holland had bean bitten by a
rattlesnake. Later information states
that Mr. Holland wu some distance
from the hoese when he wag bitten on
the finger. . By the time he reached
fcoans is had swoUea very muoh and
made Use ainseat' frmrsio with pain.
Be was told Do pack his finger Jn the
mwd east let it wmsla sbuis time, which
. hd did to his great relief.
reraonal '
- If las Lena MeOotter and Kim Msy
Csho, stndents of Klnsey'i School, and
Vtse Mollie ArmstronE,. -Ubw Bettie
' Hooker. W. T. Caho. Esq.. .Keerrs. &
. W. Ferebee, J. F. Cowell, . T.
. son and BV KoOothw, erav haee
Pamlico eonntfi passed throofh the
eitr en their way home lest tMtftcjm
Pamlico baa always been Veil repre
sented- In KtowyV choots and time
.wAjOJibey'i bold upon
her people, .o,-..'.
Ut. Leon SteVeasba ef JrOTlieaoe,
Hbode Island, whe wts ealled to tbe
be ' cf 1 1 mt r,Tihlg 4st
a few weds so, let on his return per
r-smer Kewteixe ye.lerday erehlBC
" . r- ' T-r' rrtsfJ from
I il-ti' ' r-
Honor Worthily Bestowed.
We are pleased to see that the Uni
versity of North Carolina has conferred
the degree of Doctor of DMnlty npon
our townsman, Rev. L. C. Vaas, The
honor could not hsve been more wor
thily bestowed. Dr. Yass at one of the
most scholarly divines In North Caro
lina. We congratulate him noon tbe
recognition he has received at the hands
of the leading institution of learning
in the Slate.
Chip In.
Tbe committee of arrangementa wish
to slate that their program for
Fourth of July must neoeeearily depend
upon the amount of funds raised. There
is enough Already subscribed insure
a qslebration, but the more attractive
program we can get up tbe larger will
be the crowd present oa that day, Let
every one chip ta" hjb mite end help
to hare a celebration worthy ef the old
town.
Steamer Movement.
The Eaglet, of the E.G. D, Use, ar
rived Sunday afternoon, eWj a. eargo of
merchandise and sailed yesterday after-
noon with about one thou sand package
of truck, principally potatoes. The
Vesper, of this line, willeail at 5 o'clock
this afternoon, being the only truck
steamer leaying today. Truck shippers
should take notice.
The Newberne, cf tbe O. D. line, car
ried out a large cargo of truck and a
number of passengers yesterday even
ing. Superior Court.
Court convened- Monday morning at
10 o'clock. His Honor appeared muoh
refieshed by his visit te the, seashore
and went to business vigorously. ,
The State docket was resumed . Htate
vs. Alex Williams, perjury, was called.
L. J. Moore, Esq ., appeared for the de
fendant, Solicitor White for the Bute.
The jury was out but a few minutes
and returned a verdiot of guilty. This
wee a bald case of perjury, so much so
that Justice E. Q. Bill, before whom it
we committed ,ant ths defendant on to
court without a prosecutor. Bis Honor
gave him five years in the penitentiary.
A few motions on the civil docket
were heard and court took a recess to 8
p. m.
The civil docket was taken up and
the calendar for Monday was eispooed
of, only one jury case arising Wooten
vs. Psrry which resulted in a yerdlet
for plaintiff. f U.'
Court took a recees te this nsonubJff af
S o'clock.
The Crop.
From Magistrate and citizens from
every section of toe eeuaty who were
in the city yesterday wJ father the fol
lowing information concerning crops:
W. B. Pearce from tbe western end
of the county, states that tbe crops ta
his immediate neighborood are very
promising and in good condition, but on
bis way to New Berne be sees con
siderable rasH
:-. unui uiwi, ti m vat dim w
IseQue Orees r.i-from fteer Tuscf
4,,ree
W- G. Brewer. No. 1 township, re
port prospects ae rood ad he ever saw.
The season hate been good and the
farmer 'that ia behind Wit ale work
most be lasy.
an WhiWort- from Kraal's la No.
9 township, says crops are looking well
and fanners pretty well up with work.
Wm. Foy, from South stds of Trent,
says orops looking flat but are some
what in the gram.
J. A. Ernul, No. 1 township oa north
side of Nensev crops fine , bnt abort
labor scarce. 1 '
Major A. Gordon, of Egypt farm.
eottoa, MtUe better than neonl; little too
wet last week, bat estsoa a goSdT etaad
and looking wall, fan pesttiasl Hay
for work ia twenty yesm
V. A. Thomas, north aide of Neaea,
orops not looking ae well as they might
look; eottoa looey and eora being eataa
by the bags. ,,(
D. W. Morton, near Carteret: ttaed
eottoa and. corn aretty fair, too wet for
the last tea lay, ;,Oeod etaad ef efeavl
bfln WWbsd 'c com. Anoat thej
ime area oc oocsdsi as lest year.
JVllaC thyW JaJsiM sreekt'fmpe
promkterapt apaoA eomaaasssjsVT
B. y. Borweai -uasjoeota sreek, aeir
Bavslock -r too wet, oottoa good stand,
bags, badoa , osffjgrasasnia, jratty
tmir 'ter a rood Bvrm.
k tWtlsimerri5it)s
nur, war wuaw as pnos oww as iss
year: bagshaTe eatea , aora badr, V e
wet for the last few days. '
- 3. B. Gardner ktapte Cypren t
about, an , avevofek tageod V
good tmadr for ceaaiag oat; .
eottoa aad corn not very good; auovt
the same amoaat ef- sot'-- hmtyvsr
. lfE8..'T?urWB' f V'i TYBCt
shfwild $.'. n r r-- ' f - r' ' -tee-
.
Meeting of'Jaeticee and Commis
sioners,
The joint aieeUng of justices and
county eommlssioaem was heldvin tbe
eeart houseea Monday for the'furpose
efbniag.taae electing finance com
nttee an4,board"of. edocatioaW
3. A,Bryai chabn&ao of the board
of county' commissioners, called tbe
meeting to order.
The rop of justices was ;ea!k4 and
taii4wo' aiiswered. (The chair an
nouaoed a quorum present and ready
for business.
The chairman of the board of oonnty
commissioners submitted tbe following
estimate of taxes for the ensuing year
The oommtosioners recommend that
the following taxes be levied for the
current year of 1867-88, to-wit;
STATS TJLXES
For reseral purposes, on the -flOO
Valuation I SO
For schools, on the $1U0 val
uation 124
8
COUNTY TAXSS.
For general purposes, on
the $100 valuation S .84 16
For county debt, oa the
iou valuation so
t m i-e
Total State and county tea $1.2(H
POLL TAI.
State S .97i
County, for the poor .2.")
... - . .7(J
?2.00
Sc'HKUl'U a.
Sec. 8. Uoe-half amount levied by
Bute sse Hev. act collected by State.
Sec. 9. Theatrical Company, each i -bibition.
$5.00.
Seo. 10- Eaeh concert, etc., each ex
hibition, 3.00.
Sec. 11. Each lecture, etc., each exhi
bition, A3. 00.
See. 12. Museums, wax works, etc,
83 00.
bee. 13. Every circus, menagerie,
etc., each exhibition, 1100 00.
Seo. 18. Even side-show, each exhi
bition, 150.00 ,
Hec. 18. Every show under canvass,
eto., each exhibition, 9&0.00.
Seo. 14. All Coin pen lea or persons,
eto., each exhibition, 8-5 00.
Sec 15. Gift enterprises, etc., each
exhibition. ttO-00. .
Seo. 15. Each lottery, 81000.00.
Seo. IS. Every itinerant dealer in
prize photos; raphe, eto., 8400,00
Beo. IS. Kaeb DUUaM tame, o.w.
Seo. 17. Each bowling alley, etc.,
fS.OO
Seo. 18. Publio femes, etc., 3.00.
Seo. 18. PabMo ferries, etc., gross re
ceipts, one-half of one per oent.
geo. IV. ltmerant dentists, stc., one
half oolleoted by State.
Seo. aO.'Cemmawirsl mereaants, etc.,
1 per cent oa commissions '
Hec. xi. au meronaats, jsweiers,
grocers, eto., t-iu ot i per cent oa
amount ef uuTchssss
Sao,t. Ltqnoc dseisr etc, 1-2 of l
per oent on amoaat ef psrehssss,
Seo. 18. Eaob peddler, on foot, 825.00,
each peddler with one horse or mute,
etc.; M.00, each peddler with two or
more horses or malai, tto., 875.00;
every itinerant merchant, etc., within
the meaning of this section. $20.00;
Cheap John merchant, etc, 860.00;
eaob dealer in fruit trees, etc., $5.00.
Seo. 80. Every oompany of Gypsies,
etc., 150.00.
Sea. 17. Every wineiant dealer in
lightning rode, $25.00.
See. 8. Every itinerant peddler in
docks, eat., $106.00.
Sep. 81. uqnor assure one-nair as
much as State apoa wholesale dealers
and same as State apoa all ether deal
ers. Seo. 83. Every auctioneer, eta., 1-4 of
1 per oent on gross sales.
See. 83. Every tobacco warehouse,
hotels, bosxdisahoases, eta,, no tax by
n, .
BCRKDI LE C.
Sec. 42. Oa each marriage license,
50 cents; on net inoome, schedule A, 1
per cent; on incomes from salariss, etc.,
see S. 8. A., 1-8 per oent.
Imstice Bay war-tad to know ff there
was any way to avoid levying a tax for
the bonded debt. Be had not oonsnlted
anybody about it. bat the State manipu
lates the reirroed for wkloh the debt
was ereated, aad the eoaary bad no
ToieA'ta ha atanagemeat. ' Carteret
ooaaty doat pay oaeoat,,ef hat debt
Justice Hancock agreed wish aettoe
Bay, bat did aot see hew. the. fcvtioe
ooald gel oat of levying the tax.
Robert Banoock, jr.. wasted to know
the" amoaat of the bonded debt now
Btotaadimj. , -g v i I H . i
He ws iafermsd by the chatrmaa
tlsrthwse somewhere bet eses one haa-
dred, w ojta uadfeVad gvethes-
'aoUarr the reoorc wosm snow
tba exact taI.TfrTjm
Tbe clialfms1Ud la reply io ai
mark ef Mr. Bay fhar tbe debt was
growing ao Use, that it had beeare-l
aaoa rrem one, aaaarea au j ortyj-nvs
tapta&l AQiiarg , was ,ta sow
wif Jk ir.sb6at.eae kaadrel.ms twe
ktM doilari. He wsnAsi tor farther
isfM iU't , te 'wouli' father ,.eec thf
eoaety'M it tea. timei.whst It te apaa
If W !aoed la the aositBn tv.st Carteret
ooaaty Is.. ; . ,;;.'-'-M.-n.. 1
Xr. r y t ' I IVt Cn'i eocsti.
ty ; 1 t who t' 1 ti t?v
"1 1 . t . ; rt;t l.w, I
i , . - -
was out of order. Ua seconded the
motion of Justice Hancock to take up
the tax levy by sections.
The list wee taken up.
The first item, whioh proposed to levy
84 10 ots. on the hundred dollars valu
ation was called.
Robert Hancock, jc, (mufcj levying
the same tax as last year. Tbe Stale
had reduced the levy five cents and the
people of the county ought tu have lh
benefit of it.
Mr. Watson suted that if Mr lUii
cock oould show wherein the county
oould get along with lew lait-e he ought
to do it.
Mr. Hancock replied that the com
mission era might ucoucidub among
themselves.
lir, Watson thought the gentleman
was late in coming forward for re
trenchment and reform
Mr. Hancock compared figure to
show that the Republican board of com
miasioners did not cost as mufit as the
Democratic.
Mr Bryan, the chairman of the board
of commisdioncrB, called Mr Latham to
the chair, and proceeded to reply to
Mr. Hancock's charge of extravagance,
He was perfectly willing to mand by
his record as a county commisMorur.
but objected to this unfair manner of
lumping figures together without nh n
leg tbe services n-nJrnM lor the
charges.
This item was passed over uluI the
clerk oould furnish a statenitiit of
ooadty expenses for the last year.
The next item was celled which i ' "
posed to levy sixty cents fur the UmdV.l
debt
Robert Hancock, jr., moved to make
it fifty cent.
Justioe George J. Dudley said if Mr
Haaoock oould show how fifty cents
would answer instead of sixty cents be
would readily agree to h!n amendment.
Mr. Hancock endeavored to show tl.M
fifty cents would be ample that ihir.
would pay the lntereet on 102 ' au
raise 85.000 for the sinking fuml
Mr. Bryan, the chairman of the
board, reminded the Justioes that Mr.
Hancock had not taken into considers
tion the fact (bat there us twe or
three hundred thousand dollars worth
of property that paid no tax,: and thm
the sheriff'! oommiaBkms and tha f
the trustee were to be taken eat. t
A f tor further discussion Justioe F. w .
Hancock moved to make the levy fifty
fiveoente.
Another long discussion and the mo
tion to make it flfty-flve was defeated.
The motion to make it fifty was de
feated. The motion to make It sixty cents was
adopted.
Consideration of the iirst item to levy
84 1-8 cents for general county purposes
was taken up.
The chairman read a statement under
different heads of the county expenses
for the last year.
Robert Hancock, jr., renewed his
motion to strike ont 34 16 cents and
maks it 89 1-6.
This motion ..brought another warm
discussion pending which Justioe Dud
ley requested J set ice Robert Hancock,
jr.J to please keep hU eloquence until
the 4b Of July.
The'motlon to make the levy 20 1 fl
was lost." '
The levy of 841-6 was adopted by a
vote of 22 to 7.
The remaining recommendations of
tbe commissioners were adopted.
F. W. Hancock, Alex. Miller and M.
W. Carman were elected finance com
mittee for the ensuing year.
Dr. D. W. Smith. E. K. Bryan and
Joseph Kinsey were elected board of
education.
Justice George (Ireen stated that not
a Justioe m his section ef the county
had a docket. Tbe code made it the
duty of the commissioners to furnish
dockets and he gave notice that he
would apply for the same.
A report on Bric"s creek bridge
being aiado to tbe reflect that it was in
bad ooaditfoki, Justioe Robert Hancock,
Jr., moved ahat the matter be referred
to theoxtycommfmiooem withpowet
to repair or buiM a new bridge. The
motion was adopted.
P Oft motion of Robert Hancock, jr.,
the elerk was laesraetsd to. notify the
Jsstssee by postal eard of tbe next
anirBsltaeeUng'bf thebpard,'
AdJoorhefT.
AS tt-Mm s a
Hy'mastasWJkst srearaesj .
ATjsrwa TBaaei AayvMMsa.
To Ka, Pear 8ir-It
gtses aa-'aleasaraaa myths 1-bats
been asiag, your rlsaeeo, far sometime
sesi with mooa esustaotton. Tor elear
neea, softness, and for all purposes in
teaded. they are of,ew Jsed by say
that I bars svsr wwrsw -1 would reoom
maae tbeat to a'l wbw'Waat aaaperioT
glass. . - y-..b,
1 am very rev" - a r tuv . -
Trinity Sunday.
Trinity .Sunday was aprupnaieiy cel
ebrated at Christ ChurcL The floral
decorations cre laelef.ly arraiibd,
and the atmoxphere loairl uith tLe
rich pei fume of ujagn ...t a:.'. t!,ii
flowers.
This day IP wl ulrl t U.i LauL
for oelebratiL; nd tiLiUi.L,; t!.t- be
lief in the doctrine vf n.r llu.y
lileooed and (ii iiuup Tu:..;) oc .1 in
addressed iu the luany It.r Iwi.t
epistles and girU ucel tii In t.bl
acter to loach tl,e language of Ha- cate
chiem taught from the cret-.l w her. in
belief lo txfirted in ii.l Ll.clatlier
v. ho halh up aiid u!l l!.- uilJ, 1
the Son. who hath mJrtiuiJ . m..:
all mankind, and O -d tf.t j ! , '.-.rt
who sanctifielh up hi. 1 r
God. 1 1 is ihs - loeing ui
t- :-ec -If - -f
l.i- animid !
Advent I
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:., NY..,. I
1 -artpi I
..i.'pr;a'.e
d 1 ii) t ' r p
r failed to
-n h ip pal l '
an hum I
. lit In art
l';it i-
,.f
round of ibe chur- h --tu- -the
Nativity, l.piphaiM !
Iriday, Kapler . the ' - i ut
Sunday I'eiilec-.ft l,.,r
and the leosniiB if , a 1. in i
obuer auce havs I, ft the depi i
mon upon the . i eh i ppe r
do so an the worohipper Lap
failed Lu bi inn I he mini will
blr l.-vi I , ;,cinti nt mi l , I . I
lo the conpideiali' -n f tin li
the gnat m y ter I 1 1
taught and fr in ti.,3
aain. the min-ln of tlm d -- :
drawn Sunday uft r Sui.'lay i
ieat and my Pier loiiu Irutl-. hi
in all ak' p been one uf tht- nuwt d
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that
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the Pert. .
Th ip . hp e u nd i r p t .i i , !
hentalion -d a mirnbi r t
pnai e of thip count t - li
f ii failiUK to make a irri
l-rmitht hi fori' them f- i
I
in -i- f
tfrand
'II v
ri of lb" cspep
1 1 1 m I I r m
plati mi'iil-. mi- h.ie l.i ar l we tl.iiA ibe
I'ri'pentat i"ii h- mad-' niidt-r tin 1111
prepion that tin' juptn ep wen- ri'iiured
by law to report when n - mm
been tried by them. The blank
ni.hed for t bene reioilN doep in t
bud
fur-
in-li-
rate any IM h reixirt reouired and
the
jiiMlices did not Doimtrue the law n-
1 11 1 r 1 11 K it- The case brought 111
oii the first day of court and pt
mined until Monday of thin week u mi
that day all the maKialraleH of II.
county were to Ih) here and meet w 11I1
the board of county coinniippiom rp t
levy the taxep, etc
(In Friday Mr. Clement Manly aked
to have the raite of one of the
juetieeH taken ..p, which the polici
tor aRHsnled to. inasmuch an both Mr.
Simmonn and Mr Manly had to be ah
neiil on Monday. The argument waf t"
luanh proceediURn. as the indictment
did not spHc if y any particular inptan-e
of failure to n Kirt ami wan therefore
void. Judge Shipp granted llm motion
to quimh and the solicitor appealed and
anked a continnanco of the rapen of the
other jueticen, and propose to let thin
gO up !IA a tl'Ht of the W h de lld PO
the matter ptandn now .
We are not inclined t" publmh any
facts in a case likely to come before tbe
courts, in advance, but as the law pecmn
to be the question in this we do not
hesitate to H'V what in ured a- the
meaniiiK cf th statute under winch
these canes were raised. The law re
quires every justice of the peace to re
port to the clerk of the superior court
all cases tried hy them and tinulty (fi-
j- .n ili-f. If this has been none, there
in no violation of the law ; but if it han
not been done, tbe particular rase omit
ted must be designated in the bill found
by the (rand jury.
A Hill of l.adinic in 1 7 v.
TLe form of lulls ol lading a
used a c'i)tnry :'Ro reads rather
quaintly now, as will he mch by the
following:
"Shipped, by the giaee of dod.
in good order and well conditioned,
by Messrs. H. anderburj,'h - ( o.,
in & upon the good Hrigg called
'Betsy and Saky' whereof Giles
Hollister is master, under (lod, for
tbe present voyage, and now riding
at anchor in the port ofNewbern
and by God's Gracebound for New
York, 417 bbls. Tar; 47 bbls. Tar
pentine ; 44 bbls. Pitch ! G Venison
Hams; 4 Deer Skins, & one bbl.
of.fftt, to be delivered iu good or
der unto Mr. liamtramock, or to
hja assigns, he oc rtkej paying
freight, with primage and average
accustomeurriA . witness whereoJ,
tc. and bo . God send . the
shift to ner destined port in safety
TOM Bits 8A.i.Ttf ia Of orMl Jor
Cay Bruises," tkee Uloers, SA
Rhesrs; Fevet' Soretr Tsttei'. Oiffe4
1 lands, Chilblains, Corns, and all ikta
,rrjrtions..sr'1 rsitiv-e!yl wr rV.'m
... : t r- . - ' " i'ti
I AHHIED.
tii(- :t jay of June, i5t7, in Hope,
v. ell i bun I. , at 1 1 o'clock a.m., by Jiev.
v. H i'u ken, Mr. J. Saodexa and
M i 1 in in i I i j..U t;
Wait, tp 11..! a Koonce wm! Miss
Annie liilU-t! Mi J Liilidl and Miss
I lMie Kal.-P. Mr Cut Ta v lor' and Mias
J u i ia Mutt.,
night at tf.t-
' t ptiun and pajty at
f the groom.
h i:
difii
i-.M.O
A . I .e n t c
1 n H.'jrs !a
:ty 5!aig.,ici
Vork
of Nf w Berne,
the Ute fred-
-rick I) I.er.te. M L).
Smallwi i & Slover
! d.Al.i l; IN
UM.:.: iiK,
!' ' t-Solt -liiA',;
.' . .i .-. . ' ,(- hhhv,
: i m
j-v..vm.;
'' .'. r m.ts, QUA
l.V. SiiAt
I I) AS To
rniCE AND QUALITY.
1 i.l.lle
St n et. Next Door to
ll.-Kl Alt,rt,
ni:w hi:i:nk.
N. C.
Bill Poster.
:- ! ,x I..!- t . 5.
rill do
t ki .1 tl 1.1I
I :'! 1.11.1. II. .luEXbUii.
: !' ' " ' 1 ' -1 - b u will bo t-
I : janl lot
For Sale or Rent.
ii,. 11
X t 1
Ml
I I ."l I'll .l.ihnson street,
'. 1 ttl - nr'.''-
in
- 1!
Valuable
Real
sa 1
Estate
' ' I - I ' ..'.--.. i r .ut O, (I. H
I 'M..ti. . . A ., . sttuateil at
"- ' . n . Hi - m. i pi i eu la ill is
' 'ui . . I ; i r. A ' ) Hlitl hjil 111
-in,: a .a--i. n ii- in k k-pIi'.i I,,.,, on lolloea
'ii n : : t- hi 1 1 1 ..... i bu.ql, next to
' v I.. 1 : iit.i.. beyond
' -1 1 ' 1 l'i-- . .-.p II i'p fi-r -' ii t..
- i . ' .i i iikb ran ulwajfs
' 'I I "i K 1 1 HIM.,
I ' a. fcnlulo Alf nt.HSti-1 81
Aildc';, k North Carolina Railroad Co.
I - Ii h 1 lt M (1K1'!'"K.
N . . in - n. v i ' lune ith, IfWT.
'.' i' l..:il Aiijitii Meeting af the
- i ' i' ip iltii A '. .in, 1 ,' A North Caro
,.i.a I;., n,ht i , - ii i pi, i y l t, held at
VI i I v 1-. 1 1 1 M'-m.N. ('..mi rtil
r i. i 1 1 : u i : i in I..) .,1 ii m. iv:.
i!!-l h.i . li'-liKKIM. swifUri
SHAFERS
av LA C Ass salsasT
tliasuii'ii
mir s 1 1
tut' -1 f r. in tl,,- I'.l.'ickberjry
and I: ,ot. .in I (-ore Imperial
i b l iai,-l .-ppeeiaily lor
Ml 1-1- IN 1 I by
CALVIN H11AFER,
ii . . ', ;r i N.-w Vvtk.
1.
1 he nciii nil demand M a ur
Blaek-
bi r i l iiandy b r fainiJy use. an a pre
ventive of, and remedy for Diarrhiea,
folic, and -uvular derangements of the'
Vhtem. I i.e. induced the undersigned to
ire,are an am- 1-- whicli fully meets
the n 'luirnmentH, and can be presoribed
iiinl te ommenijed by t he physician, aad
tn I, i n I v a Ink or ( hil l it!i ierfoct re-
h :in to it- i-iiruv and efneacv. Be- 1
iiik i-i-ai ed I in in the f ru it and root Of
tin- Klacklien v, in combination with
imported I rem h llrundy, thin remedial '
aizeut in pri'M nted in the m at efiioiens
fi-rm kiiu ii. and the u ndorsnjned trusts
llnit Mb ectablished reputation, of mstiy"
veare standirik;, an a manufactersriojr
similar pi eparatn-iiH, will serve as S
uaranly for the reromniendation Of Chis "
an the ;ii.-' oiil Itf-t art,, I p. of thslAld '
ui I'.- v..irt., r,n up in ilair-Pjata,
l'mt an 1 ,-u u! I'.otth n. one dozen in a 1
aso.
i r.STlM i.NIALS.
M i fin N. J .Feb. 9. J78.
My bear Mr. Chafer: I testify Wltl-,''
pleaenre to the value of your ' SfedicI- '
nal Ulackl-errv Urandy ." which I :'
induced U) try by your statesBSBl (iSk ( ,
which I place the utmost confldeooejj ;x
that it wan comixmed enM-ntially Of ffOCW ' ,
Hrtmtli. with a definite qnajltitr'- et.-.
Fluid l'.xtrart of Blackberry IIooC.You
can well depend on the excellence 'of
the articles which enter into iteVSQSapa-
eition, for your success in obtauuos. or
ders when once it is known that toa
have unequalled facilities for Obtataieg
tbe best materials and the dig position to
make the best use of tbem. ;.fj( If 1
Yours very truly, . ,
J. W. PINKHAM, M.B.
None sen nine . withoafe that siB-t"
bf I. Calvin SHrEBk8fl Coartlanc
NerYotk. - i' .'!1 "t
For sale, wholesale lai retail, t
N. DUFFY. Sole Atent Nsw I,-
N. C. . - mvSld!
v".,3B,orEcat,v
aesirallelDw:;
6eter ef Neose and I.
Joining the .Acd"-7
atH sfy rvrnis, ,1
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ttor rt i.' IMr --'lti
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ret ttu J and t eitr -.
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