VOL. VI.--NO. 98.
xVEW BERNE. N. C SUNDAY. JULY 24, 1887.
PRICE r CENTS.
4
1
LOCAL NEWS.
laarnal atlaUaivr Almanac.
New Berne, Utitude, 85- 8' North.
longitude, 77 8 Weal
Sun rises. 4:43 I Length of day,
Suu mu. 7 38 I 14 hour, 4r) minutos
Moon ri.-es at 11 :47 p. m.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
EMANUEL FISHERS ICE HOUSE
on Broad street will be opened
today (rota 6 to 9 this morning and from
S to 6.30 this evening.
'PRUNKS, Curtain.
-I Cloth, cheap, at
U
hi. J T.ble Oil
I' ' Ike 6.
BOOUE Sound W alerni
constantly on ice at
Kiaht-r's, Broad street
us kepi
F.mauuel
jul&lf.
I'rice $30.
1 '
W. P. bl RKLb
BUFFALO Lylhia Spring. Water No.
2. for aale by
jnoOtf W. L. Palme
BARRELS LIME, euiuble for
sanitary purposes, at 75c . per barrel
delivered, or at 50o. per barrel in live
barrel lota. Obo. Allen & Co.
Feftiliaers, Lime, Piaster, Cement,
Glass, Faints, Varniah and Oil ai low
pricee, Ubo. Allen & Co.
At all hanrde V. 1'lrich will sell you
Hazard powder.
The mercury ranged from K2 to NS
degrees yesterday.
Watermelons and cantaloupe ere
getting quite plentiful.
Williams's Freight Line u still on
duty. Bee advertisement.
A pleasant trip-to th camp meeting
at Ooracoke is anticipated next Friday.
Sheriff Ktimeon given notu e of
Schednle H Ux Leing dm. Take
notice.
Three cases of disorderly conduit
were before the Mayor yesterday. Fined
each (1.00 and cost.
Commencing October the lut ihe citi
zens of Charlotte are to have the free
delivery system of mail-
There were some lifleen or twenty
excursionists left bere yesterday on
ihe steamer Margie for Portsmouth.
The North Carolina State Horticul
tural Society hold their annual meeting
at Raleigh the 4th and 5th or August.
A large number. of our citizens went
to Morehead yesterday on the evening
freight. Others went later on the mail.
Yesterday was one of those dark, dis
agreeable days. A drizzling rain, ac
companied by low rolling thunder, pre
vailed most of the time.
The Methodist and Presbyterian con
gregatiens will worship together today.
Rev Mr. Harris, Presiding Elder, will
conduct the services in the Methodist
church.
That little pest known as the mos
quito has been somewhat late in making
its appearance, though it seems to have
ome with more energy and determina
tion than ever.
Messrs. Willie, Edwards ft Co , are
constructing at their machine shops an
immense 55 horse power boiler for a
steimboat to be placed on Whileouk
river for Mr. Killey E. Terry.
Hollowell and Peterson run their 24th
excursion to Morebead City Tuesday
the 2Clh. The train will pass through
New Berne at 8 o'clock p. m., and will
return from Morehead at noon the fol
lowing Thursday
A food opportunity is offered to those
,who desire to go down to Morebead
enjoy the sea breeze today. A
special train leaves this morning at 9
o'clock, returning will leave Morehead
at 8:30 this evening.
Harvey Kehoe, son of our townsman,
Mr. R. C. Kehoe, came home last night
from Fayetteville where he has been
engaged for the past two yean in the
machine (hops there. We regret that
he is affected with an attack of malarial
ferer.
Steamer Movements.
The Pamiloo, Capt. Southgate, . ar
rived, last night and will sail tomorrow
at nine o'clock for Norfolk, touching at
Nags Bead. '
. The Annie of the E. C. D. line, ar
rived yesterday with a Cargo of mer
chandise, and will Mil tomorrow (Mon
day) afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Vesper
of this line will arrive today.
Church Service Today.
Christ Chureh V. W. Shields, Rec
- tor. 7th Bonds after Trinity, Ser
vices at 11 a. m. and 8:80 p.- m. Sand ay
School at 850 p. m. The publio Is al
,'' ways invited to attend and take part la
the services of this Church.
f Preaching at Second Adventist hall
I on South Front street three doors from
Metca4f,at eleven, o'clock a. m. and
quarter after 8p..m.,.by Elder Eugene
: L. Scott. The public re cordially in
- vlted to attend these religions services.
: CHEW. OLD ' KIP TOBACCO. It
. soothe ill sorrow and gladdens every
. near. rf
I Literary.
Scribner's Magazine for August con
l&ins a number of articles of interest
It opens with the fifth lnbtalinenl of the
"Unpublished Letters of Thackeray,"
which is illunrated with several draw
ings including a humorous equestrian
figure of the author. The letters give a
glimpse of the great Loudon Exhibition
of 5; ae Ken by Thackeray, and an
amusing account of a trip upon the con
tinent with his two daughters. (Jecrge
Hitchc jtk. an American artiot who hue
resided for a number of years in Hoi-
I land, gives a delightful contribution on
"The Pn turesque Quality of Holland
One of the most popular and widely
circulated household papers published
in the Culled States is the "Youlh's
Companion."' of Boston. Its contents
are always entertaining aod of that or
der which is calculated to .levale,
strengthen and build the character to a
.higher standard. Although it is Ihe
"I'oufA s Companion, " its perusal is
worthy that of older heads
The Congregational Sunday School &
Publishing Society began with this year
the publication of a four page weekly
for youngest readers in the primary de
partment of our Sunday schools, the
name of "The Mayflower" being given
it as appropriate to the "Pilgrim''
Series of publications for Sunday
schools of which it was to form a part.
The Society has recently learned that a
newspaper bearing the same name had
for some years been published at Yar
moulhport, Mass., by Mr. George Otis.
Th;d has led to a friendly correspon
dence, and Mr. Otis, with evident
sympathy in the work of tlie Society,
cordially acquit-nces in tlie line which is
made of thelille, "The Ma) tluw rr, ' in
connection with the in emlo publ ica
tion above referred to Acknowledg
ments are due to Mr. ( 'lis for his great
courtesy in thin matter, and it should
be clearly understood lliat his right to
the title, "The Mayflower," as applied
to a newspaper, is in no way alfected by
this use which is made of it, w ith his
knowledge and consent, by the Congre
tional S. S. A Pub. Society. Mr. (His s
"Mayllower" is an atlraclive weekly
paper (secular) of eight pages, and is
intended for the family. It has a large
variety of reading matter adapted to old
and young, is carefully edited, audits
price, SI per year, places it within the
reach of many readers who cannot af
ford the higher priced papers -Congregational
ist, MaySOth, 1887.
We understand con spondence is
being had with Oliver Optic, James
Otis, Horatio Alger, jr., and other emi
nent writers for the young, in order to
secure their interesting contributions
for the Mayllower. The Mayflower will
be sent on trial for two months for only
ten cents.
List or Letters
in Ihe postoftlce
Remaining
at New
July l-'-l.
Berne, Craven county
N. C ,
183
Mary Chatic, J . R. Hodges, Hannah
McKae, A brain McRae, Katie Kandia,
Alex. Mervin (2), Fannie Edypihifer,
Proprietors Sulphite Mills, Samuel N.
Rodman. Joseph Skinner, Seth Stanly,
E. J. White.
Persons calling for above letters, will
say advertised, and give date of list.
M. Manly, P. M.
The Press Convention.
IIendeksonvii.le, July 22.
The North Carolina Press Association
"J?0" tod elected the
President, T, B. Eldridge of the Lex-
ington Dispatch; Vice-Presidents, F.
K. Manning, of the Henderson Oold i
Leaf; H. C. Manning, 11. C. Wall,
Rockingham Rocket; J. A. Thomas,
of the Franklinton Times; Sec. and.
Treas., J. H. Lindsay, of the Kerners-
vllle News; F. H. Davis, of the
Hendersonville Times ; Chaplain,
Rev. Jas. E. Carter of the Western
Baptist: Orator. W. O. Barkhead,
of the Durham Tobacco Plant;
Poet, W. H. Blount, of the Wilson
Mirror; Historographer, H. S. Nonn, of
the New Berne Jocesal; Executive
Committee, Jordan Stone, of the Asbe
ville Citizen; J. B. Sherrill, of the Con
cord Times; Joeephus Daniel, of the
state Chronicle; C. C. Daniels, of the
Wilson Advance; N. B. Broughton,
Raleieh.
Editors In Aghevllls.
Ashkvillb, N. C. July 28.
About thirty editors have been riding
over the mountains near this city today
escorted by the oitisens. They were
splendidly entertained by the board of
trade at their club rooms tonight. They
will visit the Halpbur Springs tomorrow
morning.
(Don't !Bxrlaeat.
Yon oannot waste time in experi
menting when your lungs are in dan
ger. Consumption always seems, at
first, only a oold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon yon with some
cheap imitation of Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
colds, but be sure you get the genuine,
Because he can make more profit be
may tell yon he has something just as
good, or just the same. Dont be de
ceived.' but insist a Don retting Dr
King's New Discovery, which is guar
anteed to givs relief in all Throat, Long
and Chest affections. - Trial bottle fre
at B. N Duffy drug store.
STATE NEWS
(leaned from Our En-nausea
Durham ReDoiter : The dtled
blackbti ry trailf is very active iu
tlie couutiy. We hear that eigh
teen hiuidtctl jHJunds were taken iu
at Suelton'.- htM I'nday and Satur
day, on tLe Mt. Airy aud Sandy
Kiilgo road.
Fayetteville ( Ibt-ert ei : Tbe l ay
ctteVllle ludipclidelir. tl.r Golds
boio llitli the Mailou Guards
.Hid the A-beville Light Infantry
(iuauus liaviiig passed inspec
tiuu, the Adjutant (ieueul lia
made application, lui tlie annual
appropriation ol $,'100.
Charlotte Chronicle : The wheat
and oat crops Lave been eatliered
and mostly turabhed, and are pro
nounced as good as ever known:
the corn and cotton ciops Lae
been "laid by" mostly, and now
the rains have come just in time,
aud everything i as promising as
could be at this season of the
year.
Gates county has a new method
ol (arming. They tell it here that
a certain distinguished citizen ol
Gates county used to be accustomed
to carry guano in his pot kets to put
around the stalks of corn and cot
ton that nature happened to be un
kind. 'Tis said his wifes'time was
occupied in trying to keep him in
coat pockets Kxchunge.
Wilmington Star : As an evi
dence of the building boom m Wil
niington it is noted that in one sec
tion, near Seventh stieet, between
liesnut and Princes, tht-ie are
seven new houses going up all
good, substantial buildings. Some
ol thein are of a very pretty design.
W o are informed also that in the
same vicinity there is not a vacant
lot to be found.
Slatesville Mail . A mass
meeting of all the citizens
of Iredell county, who lavor the
abolition of the inakiug and sclhog
of intoxicating beverages, is called
to meet in Htatcsville on Friday,
Aug. 5th, 18X7, at 1 o'clock. Ke'v.
It. L. Abernethey, I). I)., President
of Hutherf'ord College, Kev. W. T.
Walker, editor of the North Caro
lina Prohibitionist, and others,
will be present and address the
meeting.
Wilmington Messenger : Mr. .1.
A. Higgtt, foreman ol the trestle
gang on the W., ( tt A. Koad, n as
run over and killed by the north
Iwund passenger train near Nichols
station on Wednesday night. It
seems that he had gone to sleep
while seated on the track, and was
not seen by the engineer of the la
tal train until too late. His body
was badly mangled. No blame is
attached to the engineer.
Greensboro Patriot: Anotiiei
meeting will be held at the McAdoo
house next Monday night to perfect
the necessary arrangements (or the
speedy construction of a patent rol
ler (louring mill for Greensboro.
Fvery citien of the tow n is either
directly or indirectly interested in
the establishment of tins much
needed enterprise and it is to be
hoped that our citiens will turn
out en mnnsr on this important oc
casion. Experts will be on hand
to show the exact cost ol the entire
thing and work should commence
so that the present wheat crop
could be utilized.
Kaleigh News and ( bserver: The
Governor yesterday appointed jus
tice of the peace for Surry, Gran
ville and Hertford counties, to
take the places of the legislative
appointees who have failed to qual
ify. There was a mule on Wil
mington street yesterday that to
all appearance might have been
among the first descendants of
Balaam s noted beast. lie looked
as though he had been through the
flood, the revolutionary war and a
cyclone. On mqnirj it was lonnd
that the mnle was actually fifty
seven years old, which fact was
vouched for by citizens of riper
years who had always known the
animal. lie is owned in Chatham
county. Be looks very sage and
moves tWith the utmost delibera
tion. What Tra Merit VTlfl Do.
Th unprecedeatcd gal at Biackee's
Otrmm Syrup withia fw yean, haa
astonish ad the world. It is without
dembt the safest and beat remedy ever
dlaoovercd for the speedy and effectual
cure of Coughs, Golds, and the severest
Long troubles. It acta on an entirely
different principle from the usual pre
scriptions given by Pnysioisns, as it
does not dry up a Cough and leave tbe
disease still ha the system, but on the
contrary removes tbe cause of the trou
ble, heels the parts affected and leaves
them in a purely healthy condition. A
bottle kept 'in the house for use when
the diseases make their appearance, will
save doctor s hills and m long spell of
serious illness, A trial will convince
yon of these facts. It is positively sold
by all druggists and general dealers in
the land. Price, 78 eta., large bottles.
NEWS NOTE 3
I r 11 W. lUtu.ri
SoUtl. t. OIoi.li! t.'thl.!
in tl-at "-"'.bit- rui !a lar
T!,t- lUfcjfhip '1 it l: . - i:
to ecu from r oi t M ;. r ut
ILtr tli.iL.tl-l
. 1 hi A .kt :.
Ttj u i is i ay
llll AJUillal Jullt'.C ( !. L,..ald
Tt.e bti.kirr? art ir-ruc-.L ui ,i
tLe iukt rr;i.'L.r !i. i ty Mi,Ja) It 1;
1 1 peeled tl. jl a 1 1 '.!.. . ! t ? ,.i t.r II
operm i jU
Tl. i r c I. a i.- ; t-i i.
i , : a : Kt-v
tl L.t
S".P:
a.-, . ! rl
. -i 1 .' l!.e
1 lo i,l:l.i I.t
oeeI.l List p I. - v ul.
Milv at K-al .or i h.l i r t i.
A niui lotfe of J. 'i "j. '"."J, t-muled
m favor of iLc Menantile Trust ( ' oLU
pany of New "i oik I y the l'ltteuurj! and
Weeierii Kailroal i -mpany, wan re
cordt J at tiew I I'a . Tueoday.
I M White, i iir-l.i. r of the rtuladel
phitt TlLUtB 1'uhllrhlLi I 1 ' ! 11 paU )' , W tLH
Thursday hei,l for court the i harge
of eLubl -Li lement of ht-l i-ru i OuJ and
lijO of tin- fundo of the ( iiipany.
I niled Slatep N iialor (.'handler BlaLe
he nt) er winln or ini-pired the letter
recently t 1 1 r 1 1 . u I 1 to hnn in whic h he
w a rypret-t nted an fa ir.' liiaini' and
Hlierillhll i n the Itepuhli an enlelltial
ticket
Ki ( 'ii; retin;iiii Ana II t(.
at (ieoretOM n. Ky ,'Ihurtilay
lingering illiieKtt. fioin l ean
ajred 70 He a nlatite
dent 'I e w ! il. 1 .il. I n 1. i . ; i
i i iu .i j
after a
1 ihra.-e.
f I'leM
f New
,1 ..Ik
1 'lli ' i J -l.u I lioin p.-oii I, n,. t iii.
W I W .lei! the pUKl :-t Tilt -
blllK. We.ll.e
by (he c r :
e 1'lt lice i
killed Weed.
Mr V I!
... 'hi
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w .1- a i ii . It, - i I
Tt.M-.in the I
tZ t . il. . I..- I a 1
. in m If .1. f. :.- ,
M il Ii- In r t w o daughter t-
and a urn in law, went i:.' .. the lake
near A itl in 'nt . Wed m-mi.i) nifhtto
battle, i l;ie of the dainrh'.eiK ft lie
yond her deplh, and the oil. em went to
her renciic. All except the I' liner
daughter were drowned
Win. JohnB in. a derpeiado, ntmi and
killed Itaker, a nalixm k eeper . at M in
i-aola, Texan. Tuep.lay niKht, and lied
the country . The hherilf purcued hnn
with bloidhnundn. and found tlie cr inii
nal in a HWanip. lie shut three of the
doH and one of the ileputiei. hut wh
linally cn ptured . and , w it h"ut further
ceremonv, a lynched
Four people were shot at Clinton,
low a . d 11 1 in i he Wild Went perform
encti of S , 1 1 1. Hro. tirciiH, Tuesday
night. (ieore 1 l.uriiiKti p. aired 17,
WKn hliiil fatally Mrn W. A. I.iinhert
Ron, d a ni;croul Wtlla''c lTnllipe.
ai;ed 10. Beriously. 'ne of the Indians
wa also bhot. The hh""tnii! wa done
durint' the incounter . f the cow hoys
and I nd iann in the imp
Lookout fur our ( liiidrt n.
We migReHt that all nn tliei m of ha I ii-f ,
Hcnd.ii( them out in their oarriiiKt'H for
an airing, ahould make it the imperative
duty of the nurfeH in charge. I" keep
them belter protected from the tierce
and glaiin heat of the nun. We are
ttat.Htied that the motherH of children do
not know how oft'n their bal.icH are
neulerted by the criminal carelefhnehH
of their nurt-t They make it a rule U
take them on the ImtUel and inoi-t
crowded thorough f aren. "listruclinK the
w ay while Ihcy are c x i ' 1 1 a ti K ' n K yohhip
or examining the ilirp w indonn, while
the poor little hiilfcniH sic Homelnnen
lying on their hacks wiih their facee
covered with Hies and w r. h the hot mil
pouring on iheni Then- are factn.
A.
(Mine of (Mil Ihiliilnioli Meiinivliip ( o..
New ri-HN. N. C. July fi. iss;.
1'nlecB (''impelled In alter bv fltroBS of
w eather or unavoidable in cident, or by
orders from the Home ( iflice, the fol
lowing schedule will be run by the
Steamer I'amlico for the current month.
Any changes will he promptly noted in
the local columns of the Journal.
Hteamer Pamlico will touch Rt Nags
Head going and coming:
Monday, July 11th, at S) a.m.
Friday , July 15th, at 9 a.m.
Wednesday, July 20th. at 9 b m.
Monday, July 25ib, at U a ni.
Friday, July 29th, at 9 a m.
Fare to Nags Head. SI 51. No return
tickets.
Fare to Norfolk: 1st class, tJ.oO; 2d
class, $2.00.
Fare to Baltimore via Old Hay Line,
1st class, $6.00; 2d class, 84 CO
"Fare to New York via O. l. Ships,
let class, 911.00
Fare to New York and return via O.
D. Ships, 1st class, $18 00.
Fare to New York via O. D. Ships,
intermediate, $9.00.
Fare to New York via O. D. Ships,
8d class, $8.50.
Fare to Old Point, 1st class, $3.50.
Tickets received and forwarded
promptly.
E. B. Roberts, Agent.
'Fare includes meals and state-rooms
on Old Dominion Ships from Norfolk to
New York.
No extra charge for berths on the
Sound steamers from Newborn to Nor
folk. ADTICK TO MOTnERI,
Mrs. WiNgLow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colio, and is the beat remedy tot diar-
baea. Twacty-nva oents a bottle. .
mar 17 dtuthsat w Ij
Mr. (lex Unit s Hirtuduj
WaSHIS'JTv.V July .'! Mrs. Clee
land Ij.Jbv celebrated ht-r twenty ILird
LirlhJay aLniverottry rry juietly at
1 ak view S)titt wan t'um il tne let
uf July. 104 A few itiboli&1 friende
called U) IcLder their i . nraluiatl'ns
Moral t-IfrriL(s w ere n u lucruup I -l
tern weie rceiei finm iijan ' ! i r
le cittl. 1 r N c W ! K f f .t Lil t
bWl.l.I M.
popular ! IaL
1 ry then.
-Ii a:. 1 M i
Marriaec o! set I etari laiiiiii - I a u i.- h -lei
Ma In July V'i Ihe liiall.atfe
of H lLuar, of aoljinton . I"
Mine Jennie 1. aau;hler of Secretary
I.aiuar. otcurred t f o cKx.k toniKht
Kev. H. C. Lamar, of lern opohe Ala .
brother of the xrooin. oitn ialed. The
preeenld were cotly anil numerour
and Beveral were from W ael inglou an 1
( abinet olticern
JuhherB Hctttllem and t hetii- in
all !eh)?hted with Ml It 1 1 ' 'I' 'I'A' ' '
I lie key M et (iu r sr.
Kki V itriT. Ha , July Nine new
caaee of yellow fever have det loped
bince epltrday hut no dealhr- l,h'-
CUIM-.l '
If on want a .' ' '1 1 '1 1 ' ' 1 1 che
..f t'.l.acco. try IJl.l) KIP.
Turnip, Rutabaga
and I AKIIAIil. M.I.I). Crop of is-;
raised by I'avid Lmdri-th .V S 'Hi- I
l'ln la 1 'a t or sale I v I
K N I.I I FY. N.-w I'.en.e .. i i
Williams' Freight Line.
1 II v I I 1 ill. 1.11, - ... , ,M-
li nt, ill le hi" lit W. d II. c I ., ,1 I II
f..r New II. me I leiht I w ei !.ui
an v ' '. I it i ! n. e '1 1 1 1 In., it 1 1 1 n I I .-
alfected by the Ml'.- of Sloilni i I m
fity , n matter wh" l.uv c VI it
Administrator's Notico
1 la nig duly quail lied lui adiinniHlra
tor of A. Ilahn, deceasil, before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Craven
coutitv. all persons indebted to the said
iwtale will make payment of the emie
to nif, and all pereons holding claimn
against said estate uill present their
bills, with prtiof of the same, within
twelve months from this date, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar thereof.
July 2Hd, 1HH7.
t IIAIU.KS HKIOKNSTFIN.
Administrator A Ilahn.
Sii..s v Manly, Attys. w.'.tt
Notice.
hue II IKK 's ( IHICK, l'lUKM'ul Ml.
New Hkhnk, July .;(, ls-7.
Schedule ' H " Tax is now due. All
persons ow ing the sumo will please rail
and seille.
I'. SI I MSI IN.
jv'-'l 'Jw Sheriff.
Notice to Merchants !
Save Freight and Drayage in
Buying Your Powder from
Ferdinand Ulrich,
A ( i K N T I'DK
Hazard Powder Go.
Keep in seek nil guides
pack ages.
MIDIH.K STRKKT,
'EY BKKNK, N. V.
T. A. (Ikkkn's Olp Staml
,1. 11. t'lUHTREK.
HAS.1L MAMA .
JOHN H. CRABTREE & CO.
ENGINEERS,
Founders and Machinists,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
ENGINES AND MACHINISTS SUPPLIES.
Kullderi of Engine Boiltn.
Saw MI1U. Edging Cat-ofT 'Haelilnra.
YVeare prepared todo Catt'.nirs cf all kinds
with promptness,
Particular and immediate a tentlon Klven
to re pal i of all ktnda.
We will bjglad to give plans and estlninWs
Tor any descilptlon of machinery.
We are the agents for the aale of the Amer
ican Haw. AIo for G. A A. Barsamln a cele
brated Indeatractlble Mica Valves,
We give satisfactory guaran tee for all work
dona by da. JySd2awwiy
TRINITY COLLEGE,
Rev. JOHN F. CEOWELL, President.
Pall Term begin Aug-. 94 and end
Dee. 23, 1887.
Froperty of the N. C. Conference of theM.
E Church, Booth, managed by a Board of
Trustee elected by tbe Conference: Faculty
a President, ilx fall lTofemon and two
Tutors; a roar years' College course leading
to the degree of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor
or rbllosopby; arBoient Preparatory and
Business departments: good buildings, furnl
tare and sonantus: location very healthy;
Railroad Station, Hta;n Pols, N. C..on tbe
juenmona ana tmnviiie nwinwi. r tn ti
logue and Information, address the Presi
dent, Trinity College, Randolph Co, N. C.
Jjaodwlm
i. SSiLLMOUD LtO. SLOTH
Smallwood & Slover
: LA I. Kits,
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CAMP MEETING
At
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The btramcr TKtNT will leave New
Berne at FIGHT o'clock A. M. on
FK1KAV tho J'.Uh day of JULY for
Portsmouth and cracoke, and will re1
turn the following Tuesday. This will
be a delightful trip and will strike. Ocra
coke in time for the Camp Meeting
which will bo in progress then. For
further information apply at office of
Neuse and Trent River Steamboat Co.,
foot of Craven street. jol9dtd
ALL
Who wish to know the secret of "The
Last Chance" will call at
B. B. DAVENPORTS,
FOOT OF IHIDDLK STREET.
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HORNER SCHOOL,
OXFORD. N. C,
THE FALL TERM OF 1SS7 will begin the
litdar of Aninil.
The price of Boar 1 ami Tuition, exclusive. -of
washing and lights, 1s Only Hly Dal- ,
lar. ;
The rooms for Cadeta will be reflttedant
refnrnlsbed before the session open. - ;
The School offers in all respects the
advantages.
Hena tor circniar ana caiaiugae
J H. HORNKR, Principal; .
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Oxford;
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