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VOL. VI.--NO. 106.
NEW BERNE. N. C, WEDNESDAY. Al'CU'ST :i 1887.
PKICE 5 CENTS;
7
LOCAL NEWS.
f araal Mlalaivr llaute.
New Berne, latitude, 85 6' North.
" longitude, 77 8' West.
Sun rises. 4 55 I Length of day,
Sun eu, 7:19 I 14 hour. 34 minute?.
Moon cU at 11:11 p. m.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
MOLASSES and Syrups choice arti
cle. C. E Slovek.
CMFTY BARRELS LIME, suitable for
a. v sanitary purposes, at iX' er barrel
delivered, or at 50o. per barrel in tire
barrel lota. Geo. Allkn x Cu
EDAM Cheese. Gurry Powder, Olives.
Split Peas, Epps Coooa, French
Mustard. Raisin, Grouse & Black well 'a
Pickles, Barley. These goods just re
celved. C. E. Slovek.
LOOK OUT! 1 will deliver you the
Baltimore Sun the same day it la
published for 15 centa a week or 5 cents
a copy. Ni'maNlnn.
TRUNKS, Curtaina, and Table Oil
Cloth, cheap, at Bio Ikk
rPHE New York World will be deliv
1 ered at 20c. a week, HOo. a mouth,
or 6c. a copy, caah in advance.
NCMA Nl'NK.
Fertility ra, Lime, Platter, Cement
(Jlaaa, Painu, Varniah and Oil at low
price. Ubo. Allen x Co.
)OOUE Sound Watermelon kept
constantly on ice
Bt Emanuel
Fisher's, Broad street.
Ljumf.
."'OR SALE A Fine Cow.
Price $30.
lilKKl'S
W P
OLD PAPERS in
sale at this office
any iuaDli(y
fo
Horse apples sell for twenty cents per
peck.
The Jones county farmers' excursion
will pass down tomorrow for Riverdale.
The board of city council was in ses
sion last night. Proceed ingn tomor
row. One bale of middling cotton, brought
in by L F. Pelletier of Carteret county,
was sold yesterday for nine cents per
pound.
The county commissioners were in
session yesterday, and will be in session
again today. Proceedings will appear
tomorrow.
The steamer Carolina will leave for
Street's Ferry on Friday morning at 9
a. m. and will leave on return trip at 4
p. m. Tnis will give an opportunity of
attending the farmer's dinner. See
ad."
8tamer Movements.
The Anuie of the E. C. D. line will
sail Ibis afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
Vesper of this line will be here to
morrow morning;.
Cotton Weighers Elected.
The county commissioners elected
on yesterday, Mr, Win. O. ilryan, Mr.
E. S. Street and Mr. Jonathan Havens
a cotton weighers. These gentlemen
will put their balances in order and be
prepared to give fair and just weights,
as they are sworn to do, to both buyer
and seller.
Personal.
Dhoa. Daniels, Esq., left for a trip
North yesterday.
Lieut. Winslow of the schooner
Scoresby was in the city yesterday.
Cap. J. W. Sibiston, of Stella, Car
teret county, called to see us yesterday.
He says the cotton crop in his section is
being damaged by the continuous rains.
Corn ciop is very good,
W. F. RouDtree, Esq., returned from
his mountain trip last night.
Arrivals at Hotel Albert.
A. O. Rogers, New York; J. R. Mor
ris, W. F. Trower, Baltimore; Prof.
Henry F. Nachtrieb and wife, Minne
apolis, Minn.; E. J. Wells, Newark, N.
J.; Jno. H. Jurnegan, Nr C. ; David
Canady, D. W. Taylor, Onslow; W. M.
Wheeler, Louisville, Ky. ; Judge Qreen
and wife, J. L. Hahn, Ben. Hahn, Basil
Manly,, city; M. Frank, Va.; J. A.
Hirshbarg, Ga.; F. M. Pickett, N. C ;
Mies HatUe Cohen, Max Cohen, N. C ;
W. M. Hinaon, L Cohen, Ooldsboro;
Sheriff Hahn, eity.
A Hew Bank Building'.
The workmen have broken ground on
Mr. T. A. Green's middle street lot,
nest to L. H. Cutler's, (or anew build
ing It will be two stories
84.4x50 feet ; brown si on ashler
ban with press brick front. The first
floor will, be fitted up for a banking
' offlos and consultation room and. will
have improved burglar and fir proof
TBulta. with time locks. The second
floor will ts divided into law offices
' with all modern improvements.
-.' ; Mr. O. J. Bcheelkey designed the
building and will .superintend its con
': tion. . -' - -
; - -' : ASTIOS TO OTHERS,
MM. WrjriLOw'k SOoTHnro Btkcp
honld always be used for children
- teething. It soothes the child, softens
the gams, allays all pain, cures wind
olio, and is the best remedy for Idiar-
- hcee, - xweory-nve cents a notue. ! , !
arl7dtuth8atwly
Schoois-whAt We Need.
Our readers well remember that a
few years ago the JuLSAaL, though a
K new eonr mul.UMlnt.k.Unl
ihe schools of New Berne and uue the!
estabihment of a free graded school,
with a thoroughly competent corps of
teachers hi which all while children of
ihe city would be educated free of
charge. The people readily responded,
raised the money, largely by private
su been pt ion and established the school.
Il was found lhat a building was
needed. The Joi BKaL headed the list
with a small donation all it was able
to give and this want was soon sup
plied. Nothing was lacking then to
make the school permanent but to se
cure the annual levy of a tax for it
support. We had some trouble about
this feature of it which finally ended
against us. but what we desire to draw
particular atlenlionto, is the difference
in the slate of affairs hers immediately
after the school was thought to be on
a solid footing, and now. We will
leave this to the owners of real estate
to say w hether or not they were bene
fitted. But the thing that New Berne has
needed for many years, even when the
graded school was at its best, is a first
class high school, and what we mean by
this is, a school that will draw stu
dents from the surrounding country
upon its merits as well as command a
goodly share of local patronage. The
schools of Kinston and La Orange pick
up pupils all around New Berne, and
even rroru our very mulsl, while we
have our nix or eight schools, all good
tsachere, that do not even hold the local
patronage.
Every child sent from New Berne to
be educated cost from two hundred and
fifty to three hundred dollars, and the
money thus expended goes into chan
nels of trade in the town where the
school is located. Now why can not
New Berne have a school that will draw
patronage from the surrounding coun
ties instead of sending her children to
other schools '( Fifty children brought
here to educate means the expenditure
of ten or twelve thousand dollars, fifty
sent out of the town to other schools
mean withdrawing that much money
from the trade of the community. Is
it not a matter for owners of real estate,
and above all tbe parents who have
children to educate, to think seriously
of the matter V (live us a high school
lhat will draw. ThiH is the favorite
wilh us, and the thing the people of
New Berne need.
Monopolies.
We give space to a communication in
this issue whioh touches upon the dan
ger of monopolies. Allusion is made
to one of the steamer lines that has for
several years been engaged in carrying
freights to and from this port. Whether
it in the intention of this line, to starve
out competition, as is intimated, and
monopolize the carrying trade of this
section, we are not prepared to say.
But the indications are, and it is to
this that we desire to call the
attention of the peeple of New
Berne, there will be a fight, and a stub
born one, in the freight business this
fall. The only thing that directly con
cerns the business of New Berne at this
time in this matter, is that the people
here shall reap their share of the bene
fits of whatever reduction shall be made
in shipping cotton or bringing goods. It
is neither right nor just that steamboat
lines that have always received our
patronage shall take cotton from many
miles aboye New Berne, transfer it here
and take it through to Norfolk and
other points North for the same rate
that they take it from New Berne.
A steady volume of business is given
the various steamer lines at New Berne,
and the merchants and people here ate
entitled to and should demand
the advantage of their lo
cation. If it is worth a dollar
to take a bale of cotton from New Berne
to Norfolk, it is worth more to take it
from a point twenty-five or fifty miles
further up. All we ought to ask, is
fair and equitable rates compared with
other points, and in adjusting this the
volume of business done here should be
oo nt Id ered. We simply desire to call
attention of the Board of Trade to this
matter, as it seems to as it is properly
within the scope and design of this
organisation to look after things of this
sort thaioonoern the trade and prosperi
ty of tbe city.
Exettenaeat tm Texas. I
Great excitement has been cansed in
tbe viainity of Paris, Texas, by the re
markable recovery of Mr. J. E. Corley ,
who was so helpless he could not turn in
bed, r raise his head; everybody said
he was dying of Consumption. . A trial
bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery was
sent him. ' Finding relief, he. bought a
large bottle and a . box of Dr. King's
New life Pills; by the time he had
taken two boxes of pills and two bottles
of the Discovery, he . was well and bad
gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. For
sale at B N, Duffy. - -VjSji
! Kinston Items. '
Several mad dogs have teen k illcd in
Hi 16 CC mm Un lty rtCen tl y .
Kbert H, the little eon of George
evening, aged about leu months Th
bereaved parents have the sympathy of
many friends
luo crops vurougnoui me county are
a fine crop of cotwn near Kinelon. and
the report comes from every direction
that the prospecls for a good crop are
erst rale.
The county commissioners were in
session on Monday last and among olher
things elected Mr. J. S Woolen, of
Southwest township, cotton weigher.
He is a young man, and regarded as
thoroughly honest and competent.
Mrs. Oiles Parker, an earnest chris
tian and devout member of the Free
Will Baptist Church, died al her resi
denoe in Woodington township' on
Monday morning last. She was taken
ill at the Sunday School on the evening
before and died early next morning.
The body of John E. Hussey was
found on the sheeting at Harper s mill
in Trent township last Thursday morn
ing. He was in tbe mill house on tbe
night before and slept there; it is sup
posed lhat he got up during the night
and stepped off, the fall killing him.
The cotton factory is not yet an as
sured fact. There are many doubling
Thomases who have not as muoh faith in
the unity of purpose and public spirit
of our business men as the editor of the
Journal seems to have. We hope,
however, that the gentlemen who have
subscribed to the stock mean business
and will not let the scheme fall through.
They hare investigated the mailer and
are thoroughly satiatiel lhat there is
money in u Then why not push
ahead wilh it '
Brooklyn (irange, P. of 11 , in the
Southwest neighborhood, was reorgan
ized last spring and we learn it is doing
good, practical work as an organization.
The best citizens iu the neighborhood
belong to il, and they are taking steps
to secure that unity of action among
farmers, and that study of business
methods peculiar lo their occupation
that is bound to result in great good.
Through their efforts the price of
weighing cotton has been reduced from
ten to five cents per bale, which will
save about five hundred dollars to tbe
farmers of the county.
he weather is Bne for growing and
maturing crops.
Mrs. John H. Fields, we are glad to
hear, is slowly improving.
We saw an open boll of ootton last
week. Quite early for this section.
The supervisors of public roads in
this township will meet next Satur
day. A protracted meellne will begin at
Hickory Orove Tuesday night of this
week and oontinue till Sundav.
Work on Col. Davis' residenoe is be
ing pushed. When completed it will be
the handsomest and most convenient in
town.
The Hickory drove Sunday School
will pic nic at the church in Buckles-
berry Tuesday. A good old time in
expected.
John J. Ivey is dressing lumber for
the repair of the Baptist church in thisi
place. We suppose work will begin in
a short time.
We are glad to hear of the improve
ment of Julia, daughter of J. T. Daly,
who has been dangerously sick for
several days.
A one car excursion is booked from
this place to Morehead City on the 'Jth
inst. The number will be limited and
those wanting to go had better apply
early.
No preaching in our town for two
Sundays past. It seems that we are
almost neglected. It is one of the
profitable enjoyments of town life to
have an opportunity to attend church
every Sunday.
Crops are in good condition and
promise to give a good yield inmost!"
sections about here. Wo bave seen
many of them since our last, and can
say that the corn crop on good land is
better than usual. The ootton crop is
good though we think we have seen it
better. With good seasons from this,
and no disaster, a good turn out in corn
and cotton may reasonably be expected.
The rice crop is reported as doing well.
Correction.
Editor Journal: You make a mis
take in your account of the play be
tween the Uptown Base Ball Club and
the Star Club, published in your issue
of yesterday. The score should have
been Vi tor tbe Uptowns and 38 for
the Stars. The term "Wharf Rats"
whioh is applied to the Uptowns by you ,
or your informant, is regarded u an in
sult and unworthy to be uttered by any
gentleman under such circumstances.
Ax Uptowkkr,
New Berne, August 8, 1887.
It would seem from the above that
somebody feels they have been ill-
treated. The report was given ui by
about half adosen little boys, and we
are confident they had no intention
of giving .a wrong report or casting-
-a slur ; noon - anv one.
LThe report was said to be that of the
umpire and .that is what must be taken.
As to the term "wharf rats." it wan
used only as a joke over their jubilant
feeling of sucoees.
All Ken Are Not Bad,
Neither are all prepared remedies nnre-
liaoie. 'this is proven bt the results
following the use of Dr. Barter's Iron
Tonio for dyspepsia, rheumatism, scrof
ula, jaundice, torpid liver and general
weaaness.' 4. - -
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and devel i 1 :.t f . 1
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duelries lL..- pLait mel.l ll.i.
first lo tt rallicr tiUnntaLI
rem aW
l-l you
Lave OL, lo u ,r k u ,
oi.rt.elf
to see Ihe iruth if the assertion Wei
will meuuo n ihe names if a few of
Iheee gigantic monopolies as an lllustra-
Hon. Take that of the iLJarJ i U
Trust Company w h l y a loLntinaluL
of their immense capital c Mrol a 1110 '
nopoly of the u.am.facUir) . ! ILe cotton
seed oil i f the I i,l!ej Slates They can
and Jo. by distinctive competition,
crush any one who alteixiple lo come in
competition wilh them in ihe manufac
lure or sale of cotlon seed oil. an ln lus
try looked upon to become iu a lew
years the next important u u.e cotton
crop of the Njulnern Mates
The Armours itb iheir a.-t aaiounl
of money control the meat market of
this country they can corner ihe meat
market any duy ihey see proper, forte
the prices up or down as best serves
their interest, thereby sijvietiing out
and in many instances utterly destroy
ing their weak competitors who dare
come in competition w ith them. Thee
are only two. there are hundreds of
others lhat are follow ing their baneful
example, new ones are being formed
every day we live, until there is danger
of the enure manufacturing interest of
the Sou th being forced inio a pool or
oombiuation of these Northern or West
eru monojlies. Hem e you can readily
see ihe manufacturing interest would
be in the hands of a f a on- 1 f e w , w ho
by Iheir combined capital in nn par
licular branch f industry woiiM ki
Ihern a monopoly of lhat Iuniii
enabling them lo ulleily deslrov any
one who Inn. oppose lb, in I erecting
faclor les arid nianuf actu i i ng p f a
like nature. 1 tils p .1 icy is n i . o.'. '. t.e.l
alone to the in aim f act u r i ng hi. I nut
cantile industries, but eitei. 1.-. oke to
nearly every other branch of I urines.-.
You can Bee an instance of t h i d ipo
sition in our midst in the city of !W
Berne. It is openly proclaimed ! y the
agent of one of the w eallh n-st -te am-lop
companies i the CI yd ih - ing tun-ines in
Ihe South, out of whom lliri have ma le
much of their immense wealth, that
they are now building or having built
in Baltimore (not New Kerne a new
steamboat lo be placed mi Sense river
to run between New Kerne and Km
8 ton. Now fcr what purpose are they
doing lhisv Is it because there is more
business than the present company, that
has built up this trade by hard and
honest labor, can do? No, for il is a
well known fact that they have idle
boats laying in New Kerne the year
round, amply sufficient to accommodate
all the business offering on the three
rivers, in it that Ihey propose lo give
shippers better accommodation? The
present company has for a number of
years spent nearly its entire earnings
in impvuvcmenls and betterments of
properly; in building light draft boats
and Hats, warehouses, etc., for the aj
oommodation of their patrons. No, it
is for none of these purposes, nor for
any other than that they know they
have the money power lo crush this
weaker company out of sxiBlence,
thereby obtaining a monopoly of Ihis
business. When once accomplished
they can easily make back the money
many times over that they would lose
in driving Ihis company out. by gra dti
ually advancing rates. The like has
been done many timoH (for whic h this
company is Raid to be noted . and w ill
bo continued fio long iih the niaHHiH
quietly sit still and give aid nod en
couragumenl by iheir silence to these
big corporations without regard t
worth or merit.
We should enc . miage and w Ironic
Cipitalists-o-uc li nu n a-i 'mig i mi Sum
son, Dennison. Kltides, Terry an 1 many
others who nrc d ing n gn at deal
towards developing 'ari l not pulling
down and destroy ing indu-lrirs uln a I y
established ' our vast resources.
If the People can bo aroused to see
the greav danger that threatens them
by these gigantic monopolies, then this
communirati n has a , mpli-hed its'
purpose. X
MclJarigle In Ontario.
Sarma, Ont . July HI. Koodler Mc-
Qarigle, of Chicago, landed here this
morning from the schooner HM. Blake.
The Blake and Marsh were in ihe same
tow, and while in American watere the
tug Oriole, with Chicago detectiyes on
board, eteamed up to the Marsh, appar
ently with the intention of haying them
drop the Blake's tow lines. After a
short conversation the Blake's tow lines
was let go, but at the same time a yawl
left the schooner with McOarigle and
quickly rowed for the Canadian side,
landing at 1 oint bdward. McOarigle
at once drove to Courtright, 12 miles
down the river ostensibly to catch a
boat. He was, however, driven back
and is now here. It is believed that he
is nervous over bis safety in Canada, as
he keeps away from the river, apparent
ly fearing attempts at kidnapping.
What True Merit Will Do.
The unprecedented sale of Bwchee't
German Syrup within a few years, has
astonished the world. It ia without
doubt the safest and best remedy ever
discovered for the speedy and effectual
cure of Coughs, Colds, and the severest
Lang troubles. It acta on an entirely
different principle from the usual pre
scriptions given by Physicians, as it
does not dry up a Cough and leave the
disease still in the system, but on the
contrary removes the cause of the trou
ble, heals 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 bills and a long spell of
serious illness. A trial will convince
you of these facts. It is positively sold
by all druggist and general dealers in
Ijhe land, Price, 75 ots., large bottles.
Ih. Pan,
Ofti', !,( Old Nonunion SU am-dilp In.,
NtwbEK-N, N. C , July 31.
1 nlese compelled lo alter Lv eirese of
weaiLtr or unavoidable accident or by
' or Jere from the Home I 'rtice the fol-
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fare 10 Nags Head 5!:
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promptly
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"lare includes uieale and slate rooms
on 1 lid Nonunion Ships from Norfolk to
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Farmers' Dinner.
The Steamer ( ' A K l .1 N A will Irate
hero 1 riday morning al i o 1 lo k for
Slreet s Kerry for tbe conveyance of all
w ho w ish a pleasant trip there. Harbe
cue for dinner, lloalwill return al I
o'clock. null t
School Notice.
MISS I.KAII JONKS will open her
echooi; for the reception of pupils,
MONDAY, SEKTKMKEU l'.'Lh. l'upils
w ill be taken thai have been prepared
for the ?th, lh and "Jth grades, a.' ltd
NOTICE. 1
The uixlerBlKnexl. Win. ('In-u. Ii I
liialint) as Kx ecu tor if i h vm At r I U i i , h
I'ohcfii. fttid lieredy (lvei noiiro ttui! :,i r
(pilreH mil iroiiB hgvlnu lalniN huh:h- i
est.Ht of tlie said lianiifcti Cohen. I ; i. -hm,i
them to )m said W in . r he n duly u i i,c n 1 1
i h for im rru'iit , on or ! . f rr- i h .nt, ,h-
f July hsh or el so tl.is noi:-- m : : : r.- j .,-h '
1 I n liar f i p -over y
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T o w c 1 o x ,
Watches, Diamonds.
Fine Jewelry, Etc.
jy.'tl dwjm
For Sale,
Saw- Mill Machinery, including Kn
gine, Koiler, etc., a complete outfit.
Also, Circular Saws constantly on
hand and for sale by
D. CONCiI" N S N.
New Kerne, N. C. ,
July 27th, 1887. jy29 d4w4
EXCURSION TO THE
CAMP MEETING AT
OCRACOKE.
The Steamer "Margie"
Will leave NEW BEHNE on
Saturday, Aug. 6, '87,
at SEVEN A. M. Thereby giving all
those who desire to spend Sunday, the
last and larrest day at the meeting, a
chance to do so.
Fare for round trip, $1.50. For fur
ther information enquire at the office,
foot of Craven street.
27td W. P. BUBBUS, Q. M.
TRINITY COLLEGE,
Rev. JOHN F. CROW ELL, Pmfidkkt.
Fall Tern begins Ana. 24 and ends
Dc. 23, 1PT.
rroperty of the N. C. Conference of the M.
E.Cbnreh, South, managed by Board of
Trustees elected by tbe Conference; Facility
a President, six roll Professors and two
Tutors; a roar vears' uoiiece coarse teadlnc
'I oc
of Philosophy; ancient Preparatory and
Business department: rood balldlnca, farnl-
tare and apparatus; location very healthy;
Railroad BUUon. Htcb. Polt, . o.,on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad. Far oala
logae and Information, address tbe Presi
dent, Trinity College, Randolph Cos, N. C,
K SI1LLH0UD. CEO. SLOTH
Smallwood (TSIover
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PRICE A2JDQUALITY.
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NKW KKKNE, N. C.
Fence or No Fence.
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Notice to Merchants !
Drayage in
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Ferdinand Ulrich,
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Hazard Powder Go.
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Willis, Edwards & Co.
Have r,.. ,,, the New Kerne Machine
Works, and have added Tools lo their
works to do all Liuds of Machine and
Koiler Woi k at -horl notice.
Theyhav also added a foundry to
then woikr. and are prepared to do the
best cf Hr ass an. I lion i asl ing .
House I'lumbing a pei ialty.
If t cu w ant good w , i k i-n e us a mil.
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to si
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I and lore at prices
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JOHN H. CRABTREE & CO.
kn;inf:er8,
P'miD(l(rs and Machinist,
M .lo.fa t.il, i - and I lealers in
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BONES WANTED.
We will Kin. the UK ill EST MAR
KET l'lUCl-; for HoNKs delivered to us
at our factory on I'.sFt Front street, in
New Kerne.
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II A J A MEADOWS.
Notice.
t-ni.Ml i I il l l.'K. Cka K.N COTNTY,
N i: Hkknk, July 23, 1887.
N.he.lule' K Tax is now due. Ail
peroonn o in the same will please call
and seitle.
D. STIMSON,
Sheriff.
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Turnip, Rutabaga
and CABBAGE SEED, Crop of 1867,
raised by David Eandreth &, Sons,
I'hila , Pa. For sale by
R. N. DCFFY. New Berne, N. a
Kinsfon College,
SESSION 1&S7--I.S.
The KIcTenlh Terra specs MONDAY,
'KPT. filh.nrnl clote DKC. 24d. SprlDf
Term. 188S. begtni MOIfDAT. Jam. IJ.uj.'i
closes FIRST TRI RSDAT In JTJJIK.
Five-Instructors. Thorough lustrasttoata
Ancient anil Modern Ljiugnaites. MusleDc.
partment under the mncement of that
erperlsDced profeMcr, Geo. D. Hearst,
LMTfe representation In
i he Counties at "
Eastern R. C.
RICH D H. LK WIS, A.lf U.JK,
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