North Carolina Newspapers

Da-i ly THE OURNAL, VOL. VI.--NO. 112. NEW BERNE. N. C, THURSDAY. AUGUST 1 1, 1887. PRICE 5 CENTS. LOCAL NEWS. I araal Hiatal ar. Almanac. New Berne, latitude, 85 6 North. longitude, 77 3' W eel. Sun rises, 5:0t) (Length of day, -iuu sets, 7:03 I 13 hours. 54 minute, tfoe.n ri.ee at 10:46 p. ni. BUSINESS LOCALS L'MFTY BARRELS LIME, suitable fur I sanitary purposes, at 7x per barrel Wlelitered, or at f0c. per barrel in live barrel lota. lieu. Al.LKS & (Jo. DEAR 8IR-1 will deliver you the Baltimore Hun for 15c. a week or 0 J a copy, cash in advance. Nl'HA Nl.NN. rpRl'NK8, Curiam-. 1 Cloth, cheap, at aud Table Oil h:u Ikk s. Fertilisers, Lime. Piaster, Cement, Glass, I'ainls, Varnish aud Oil at low prices. Geo. Alum & Co. I)OGUE Bound Watermelons kept 1 r constantly on ice at Emanuel Fisher's, Broad street. jullHf. OLD PAPERS in any quantity fo aale at this oflice. HOW it it that I can deliver jou the New York World for 20o. a week or ftGo. a month or &o. a copy, caah in advance. Numa Ncnn. High tide for Ihe past several days. Crabtree & Co. are building a new boiler for Mrs Ellis' turpentine distil lery. A big barbecue al John Dillard s to day. The steamer Carolina will go down. Ihe pump on the corner of Neuse and Hancock streets was being repaired yes lerday. The New Heme Druggist in u nnully printed paper issund by lium-nck !r- , in the iuleieel of ihe trade The market dock was full of boaln yesterday evening loaded ith corn, oats, beef cattle, Irish potatoes, onionH, poultry and other product. Our Waynesville correspondent whose oomrnunioalion appears on t'e second page, makes a requisition for more young men. Cannot eoms of the young men go up and help him out ' The Athletic and Heaside base ball clubs, composed of colored boys, crossed balson Tuesday with the following re sults: Alhtelios, J. C. Banks Captain, SO; Seaside, J. L. Telfair. Captain, 114. Dr. J. p. I.lnK has purchased the llanff store on Middle street. He will put it in first clans order and fit up the lower room for an office and other pur poeee, and the upper story will be di vided into rooms. We acknowledge the receipt of an in vitation to attend the tobacco conven tion to be held at Morehead next Thurs day, the 18lh. All our farmers that can ought to attend. The A. & N. C. K will pass those attending the conventioh at reduced rates. The Chattanooga Drugman is a largi monthly magazine devoted to the in tereet of the drug, paict and oil trades and is edited by our former townsman, D. H. Carraway. The July number contains twenty-six pages is well gotten up and gives evidence of a prosperous and useful journal M. Hahn gives notice in this iwue of a dissolution of copartnership of A. & M. Hahn on account of the death of his brother A. Hahn. He will continue the business at the same old stand and promises to have some good slock and buggies on hand shortly. He has long been In the horse business and perhaps knows as much about it as any man in this section New Life. The work at our machine shops on Craren street Indicate new lffe. Crab tree & Co. are enlarging their building by adding' forty feet for foundry and blacksmith abop. This and the new Ann on the opposite aid of the street ar fatting about all the work tbey can da Promptness and good work to back up the cards they publish in the JocbsaL U tolling. Steamer XovemenU. The Vesper of the E. C. D. line sailed yesterday afternoon with merchandise and lumber. The Annie of this line will be la.thia morning. The Carolina of the Snow BUI line frrrlred ,rom Sao Hill ift, will )eava at )0 o'clock sharp this morn lag tor Joha Dillard farm below New Para, Fart for rannd trip fifty oenta, . Kaora Court. Marshal H arret called court to order yaatardar uorntng at 1Q o'clock.Tktayor ,v, Iteadowi (a tha chair. . Tha firatoaao called was one for fast . drivUg. Judgment suspend ed on pay J mtntof ooet.' i v Tha next oaae was for diaorderly con - - duet." Dlamlaoed at ooet of prosecutor, ; :; Three boyi were arraignod for loaf ing ' 4bout tha market. Tbo war put to work oa atroeta for one day. ; Court ad joursed. ir" Arrivals at Hotel Albert O. 11. P. Weiheric gton. Tuscarora N. C Joel Kiusey. Core crrrk Thomas r Margin, H Mel.'anD, Abe Siege), K Meyer, baljiinure, (. Vine Mavelock, S. N Brickhyuse, Virginia J J. Royal, ; Morehead City ,W. Ci Lewis aud bod, Ooldsboro. W , . Uouniree, Richmond, Va.. 11. P. Slater, N. Y E F. Warren . Hallo i . Knaniington Piiils. xeraotitt. , , , ... r lianco.'k. l.-o has rt turned 1 from the mountains Mr. Ed. Mann.ofllvde county ar rived yenAerday. He report crops very good where they have nul been de stroyed by the curlew bugs Uen W. (i. Lewis arrived yesterday from a visit to the Sinle work in the northeast counties He says the rains have delayed ihe work considerable but crops are looking well. Mrs. E K. Hryau returned from a trip to the mountains last niht. Mr. li. K. Hryau, formerly of this city, now a prominent merchant of C'horlotte, arrived last night aud was greeted by many warm friends. Savings Banks. The General Assembly al its last see aion passed an act providing for the es tablishment of savings bankB. We are glad to note that the subject is receiv ing some attention here, and we hope steps will be taken at onc e to open an institution of Ibis sort. Anything that will encourage a boy ti Bave up bis earnings and inculcate a desire to bave and manage u little business of bis own w ill prove beneficial ill the end. It will leach li i tn habits of industry, thrift and economy to have a bank account. If he carries his lilth' earnings in In pocket he ih of ion tempted to spend it, and, with nothing de Unite in view, he soon comes to the conclusion that money in his pocket h no good unless he can spend it. I, el s hayo the savings hank. Game Laws. The Craven county (iun Club have appointed W. W. Clark, J. 1). Hensley and C. R. E. Edwards, (lame Wardens, and they have published in circular form the following laws relating to the hunting, trapping, netting, snaring and shooting of game birds aud wild fowl. and they offer a reward of ten dollars to any person furnishing evidence to convict uuy person of a violation of the same 8ktioN If any person shall hunt for deer with gun or guns in the woods in the night time, by tire light the person so so offending shall be guilty of a misde meanor, and shali pay a fine not ex ceeding fifty dollars, or be imprisoned not exceeding thirty days. Hkc. 1059 When more persons than one are engaged in committing the of fence of tire hunting, any one may be compelled to give evidence against all others coucerrmd ; and the witness, upon giving such information, shall be ac quitted and In Id discharged from all penaltlcH and pains to w hich ho was subject by participation in the offence. Sac. 2!3-l No person shall kill or shoot, trap or net, any partridged, quail, doves, rohhins, mocking birds or wild turkrys, between the first day of April and the fifteenth day of October in each year; and the. person so offending shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and fined n-t exceeding ton dollars for each offence. Skc. i!S35 No person Bhall export or transport from the Stato any quail or partridges, whether dead or alive, and any person violating this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and fined not exceeding fifty dollars or imprisoned not more than thirty days for each offence. Sec. 2836 No person shall at any time take or destroy Ihe eggs of partridges or quail; and aay person violating this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and punished by a fine of not more than fifty dollars or by imprisonment for not more than tnirty days. Bec. 2837 No person shall hunt er shoot wild fowl on the Lord's day, oom tnonly called Sunday ; or hunt or shoot them on any day of the week after the hour of sunset and before the hour of daylight, with gun or fire, or use any gun other than can be fired from the boulder. Sec. 2838 Any person violating the preceding section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and fined not leee than one hundred dollars or imprisoned not leee than thirty daya. And all fines collected or imposed under this section shall go to the common school fund of the county; Provided any person giving information of the violation of said pre ceding section to the proper person shall, upon conyiotion of the parties, be entitled to receive oue-half of. said fine. It shall be the duty of the justice of the peace upon Information of the viola tion of the preceding eeetion, to issue hia warrant for the arrest of the offen der, and, if found guilty by him, he shall bind him oyer in such sum as he thinks preper, (provided that guoh amount shall not exceed two hundred and fifty dollars,) to the next term of aay oourt having jurisdiction. Skc. 2889 Any person hunting wild fowl with fire shali be guilty of a mis demeanor, and fined not less than twenty nor more than fifty dollars, and hall be imprisoned not less than, ten nor more than thirty days; and any person who Shall inform the court or eplioitor of the district, or any justice of the peace, of the name of any person I violating this eeetion, shall be entitled, upon conviction of the defcLiuLt to it ceive one half of said tine. iStc 'i'A. a amended Any person who bhhll bunt, with gun or doge, on the lands of another, without leave ob tained from the owner thall forfeit and pay leu dollars to ihe party aggrieved Provided, uu such recovery shall haH nr.L.. rl,. n,..r.o, , I ,1.. I.,., I advertisement posted up at the court house door of the couxty and at three 1 or more places on the Und , has forbid- den the person so hunting, by name, or " idjub gciieitfci.j, wo uuiik uu mo 'and. And all persons hunting after . . . , , , , . .. . " ... ( having been so forbidden shall be guilty , of a miodemeanor and fined not exceed ing ten dollars or imprisoned not ex ceeding ten days for the first offence and upon conviction of a second or sub sequent offence shall be fined twenty -five dollars or imprisoned thirty days al the discretion of the court Kinston Items. Hut little sickness in low u now . A fight last week in which three hoys and a baseball bat took a part, came near meeting with serious results. The Superior oourt will convene on Monday Aug. 2d, Judge Phillips pre siding. It will probably continue two weeks. Dr. li. D. Harper, pastor al Wheat Swamp (Disciple) church, administered the ordinance of baptism to two peni tents Sunday at Suggs' mil 1. The town commissioners at their meet ing on Monday night of last week re elected O. L. Kilpatrick colton weigher He has served in this capacity several years arid we believe giveu general sat isfaction. Our handsome and clever young Mayor does not have to reuiam idle in the capacity of his official duties. He does not hesitate much in imposing steep fines but then they should he when the offense is committed twi em succession by the same person. Notwithstanding the heavy ra i rin in different Bections of the county , the crops are still promising. Many of the forms on cotton have fallen off but still there remain enough to produce a good yield vvuh a favorable season from now on. Corn is good. Doc Mitchell is not only a successful horse trader, but a success ul tilling tiie soil. His cotton farm just outside the city reminds us of the splendid fields of this beautiful weed that Is grown by our countyman, Mr. W. L. Kennedy of the Hucklesbury section. There are other farms nearheru that Brr consoling to look at. Rev. Mr. Tingle, Disciple, of Pamlico county, is holding a protracted meet ingat Wheat Swamp this week. Mr. Tingle is a young man who has not yet completed his course of study at Lex ington, Ky., but already shows a tine sense of learning and practical ability in what he deems his chosen profession. A large gathering was out to hear him Sunday in a strong and clear presenta tion of the word of Ood, resulting in four conversions. Texas Ken. (1ai. 1STON, Aug. 7. The election ro turns received last night w ere meagre and canio in slowly. Those received up to midnight did not increase the ma jority against the Prohibition amend ment contained in yesterday s report by over 3,000, making the total majority thus far against the amend merit 7 oou. Cult' a o)' i , A ug. 7. The Tunes' special from Port Worth, Texas, hays Last night a number of men and boys w ere collected on the public iquare, engaged in firing anvils and discharging fire works to honor of tho victory won in the State Jiy the Arili-prohihitioniHt-, when mi accident occurred that has already resulted in two doaths and in all probability another will follow. A keg of powder had been secured for the occasion, and one of ihe boys seated hiniBelf thereon, when some one from the other side of tlio square tired a rocket which struck the keg of powder, causing a terrific explosion. James Lazaeby, 17 years old, was blow n seve ral feet into the air; ho was burned on every part of his body, and expired this morning. Wave Hatchell, aged 10 years was burned nearly as bad as l,azaeby; he died this aflernoon. (Jus Mitchell, aged 17 years, waa stripped of bis clothing from his hips down: he cannot recover. Two other boys. Sam Johnson and William Saskaberry. were terribly hut not necessarily fatally burned. Cotton Putnres in Kew York. New York, Aug. 9 .Greene & Co 's report on cotton futures says: There was no new or really decided feature in today's session. Operators generally are moving cautiously, which is probably mostly due to the anticipa tion of the unfavorable bureau report. Under this stimulus considerable strength of tone was shown at times today. Quite a break in August took place, amounting, to some 14 points, with a partial recovery. A slump was created by Bales of long cotton for New Orleans account. Spots are unchanged, but holders are rather anxious to sell. Augusta Fearing Another freshet. Augusta. Ga.. Aug. SI. There ia ap prehension of another freshet as there were heavy rains on the upper Savan nah yesterday. At 3 p. m. the river at the city bridge was 89 feet and 11 inohes high and rising four inches per hour. From Austin (Tex.) Statesman. The effect of Eawkes' Crystal iied Lenses upon the organs of vision is sim ply wonderful, as there are several prominent gentlemen in the Land Office whose eight has been restored by their use, and hundreds of similar oases throughout the United States can he re ferred to. . All eyes fitted and the fit guaranteed at the drug store of F. S. Duffy, New Berne. . . , tcgS lot ! NEWS NOTE? A tj'c lal ,i : a:. J . a r y 1? I Chict.gj w itLi.ul Jciny I ) the i oufpiraoy ihul ended of Ml ' ial ir' ! c and tUr ,i : : ' o t a!Ic J at lliVee'.iale i. the ll.Khl 1 ul J pully 1 . t 'j r of the I. a; at ctpl- ur k 1 'r ess !i r al i pi Leljjb I..., I "ou.lKLiy ai:eiB,.u c Lvuiowlle Cuiier Jjuru! ed the mv Ua'.i a of the Ne J nuL tj h ,nvpl:jU lU K , Ill in NYtdiiej-Joy Lei; 'ihe Planters Mjn'.t.iy , f ll.nulu. estimates the sugar cr jp i f '.-7 as be lu ninety and one hundred thousand tons, as against one hun J i ej and eight thousand tons laei yc-m. Johnny Keaan and luui Henry fought thirty-tight rounds eily 'lue day m.irniLg fifty miles up the Hudson river from Nt "loik. '1 he tighl was broken up by a m i'j and dei lared a draw. The fire loss in ihe 1 nited Slates and Canada in July was SH.lL'fi SyJ. against Slu 000 Ol'O.ni July. l-0, and i''J UW.ooo in July. lV 'I his is just double lue average loos in July for the past twe.ve years. A representative meeting of profes sional aud business men of Chaileslou. S. C., Monday, adopted unanimously a Series of resolutions eipreosuig the do sire that the President and Sirs C, vt--land should visit Charleston Coiunn.-siotier lirli.-.oi.i ( f i:.. n l. led ( llll ago boudlelt-, w as sel.li I.' ed U piv S 1 ooo line, w 1 i I, l.e pin I at once 1 he motion of the se en l.o. ,.; 1 1 rs sentenced to the penitentiary f. r a new trial hi he a i g II i d 1 no - in and tub. I Win S..!:, ployeeh of li I iii.h 1 oii,iai Monday m l,i feel 0. low tl 1 1 . r : I i r VI aled I ui: gas r- a r . u i All. Kb tlllial. e 111 1 1 t-e II ti : y i 1 1 y ll.hl in. 1 ll ui' of f l ill a A t hi ago phpi-r i area of 7"i omj h.juare and iscui sin is mi ring dloughl so si v. le that vegetation In be ing parched and aler fain i n. - are im minent Thoiinand.H of a.'iis I aie been sw epl by prairie lires The assessor "s book, who li was filed in court at Montgomery . Ala j eider day, shows an increase in the luablc value of real estate in tiiat city since last August of one and a quarter million dollars, most 1 v new buildings and In duslrial enter pi ecu. Prederick A. S I'erry, formerly an in mate of an insane a.y Inm, shot and dan gerously wounded E. C. Whittlesey, business manager of the lay newspa per, al New London. Conn,, yesterday Perry took offense al a publication in the Day. He did not resist arrest, A young Princeton stolon! nmnol Truesdell became txhaii..',' I Monday while bathing al W 1 1 bur t , i. I ii,v s,-.t N J. The bathing mai.-r 1 inn!. Wil ll ui, v cut to his rescue, I ul loiohe caoo- .xliau.-ti'd an 1 a- di uned. Trud.-:! hi o i i , led in n ailonc tlio 'I he tn al i I ex Si ,,,, cent ,.! l.,l.ru, .. i bar bt -li in. ill if -:ate f lerday in the city 1 1 ;i 1 1 Tl oh. ' ; v t .11 e 1 vv .tl, ; , e , in 11,1 S I l'L',1 l VIS I of M 'idg i;n i v no ii'Hiiist him 1 an 1 the ex am . -s In gun i I, -l.''Il.ll. e v, s , v , d here are ',','J iiidn tii A jury vv an empanel nalion f ammi nt ,f tl. fcJUO ooo. A sy ml l. a'.e f New ') , ,i L an 1 I ills have I- aig h t ii ear ly one lid a res of p.ne f. rests in I .no if S ,;it!i ( 'aro- buig capitalists hundred lhou'i along the nor.l.i 1 ma and the s. ,ii I bet n i un.i ai v . f ( ieor gia Ihe pro e p ,i.i w as a m illmri dol lars in cai-h. The intention f the pur chasers is lo hold the landB as an invent mem until the advance in the price of lumber greatly increases th. ir value. Hurklen'a Arnlra Kalvs, Thk Hkst Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruisos, Sores, L'loers. Hau Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively! cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded. Price 25 cents per boi. Por sale by R. N. Duflv. drclfi ly The Kurglar Jonp. Tom Jones, the burglar, whose sen tence was commuted by Governor Scales from hanging to imprinonmenl for life, will, probably, be taken up to Raleigh this eve Ding. But for eiecutive clemency his execution would have taken placs today. As the darkies say, be must hear a charmed life. He has been three times sentenced to be hanged and yet has escaped. A few days ago, before his sentence had been com muted, he wrote a note to the sheriff. stating the disposition he wanted made of his body and requesting that bis sis ter in New uerne, N. U., and bis father in New York city, should be informed of his death, and solemnly affirming that be was innocent of the crime of which he was coDvicted. Wil. Star 9th. ADVICE to mothers. Mrs. WinbxoWs Soothing Sthup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind oolio, and Is the best remedy for diar- noes, -twenty-fire cents a bottle. BiTl7dttthgatwlr Oflice ef Old Dominion Meaiiiliip Co., -Nkw biLKA, N. C.. July al. 137. I nleas compelled to alter by stress of weather or unavoidable accident, or by orders fr om the Home Office, the fol lowing schedule will be run by the j Steamer Paml ico during the monlh of August. Any changes will be promptly 'noted in the loial columns of thr JuI'RNal h;eamci 1'amlic.j wil, l.,u h ' at Nags Ilea I going an i ruiuiLt I Weduet-jay Aug od.7aui Monday . ih Jam 'iday l.-it, . a a ui Wednealay :7ih. J a ui Moudav . i'.'d . i a ::. Pnday . ;.'lti i. a n. Wednesday. dst '.' a i t are to .N ags H.-a I il V Inkels. larelo Norfolk '.si clarr f class. (2 Oo. I are to Baltimore via 0,d lia 1st class, frj i.kj t lass '4 be 'Pare to Nw York v ia ' ' !' 1st class, 811 00 "rare to New York and irii.n. D. Ships, 1st class, i'l- "U Pare to New ork y ia 11 I i intermediate. D no Pare to New 1 or k via u 1 1 '.id class, S Ou rare lo Old Point. 1st i lass. H'A relum "0 'Jd y Line Ships v , a O Mope Ships, W Iickels received aud fjrw irded promptly . E H. It btMs Agent. lare includes meals and elate rooms ou Old Dominion Ships from Norfolk to New York. No eilra charge for berths on Ihe Sound steamers from New beru lu Nor folk Unit I p. ou are feeliug depressed, your appe lite in poor, you are bothered w itli head ache, you are lidgety, nervous, and generally out of sort, and want to brace up. lirace up. but not w ithi-tini lanls. spring medicines, or 1 ill. in whuh have for their banis very cheap bud whiskey, and which stimulate mi for an hour and then leave v ol in worse cniidili n than t f ie What ymi want .s an alterative ih.it w I o nt v v our blood , stal t heal lb v si 1 1 i, "f l.vel and hidnevs restore vol. I v.tal itv and give leu. 'Wed health and strength. u h a Iliedl iOe V II will lin. I in i.lei trie Hut, rs an I . nlv 'o cents a bottle at It N Duff, r diug Sale & Livery Stables. 1 HI I : H M I . ,i 1 lo I- A AM 11 II V i- deatli of A 11. : M. HAHN & CO. HI.. O'liCliue II CMliK AM' Ml l.KM. els . Hi sirMft vvliele M it IiUSIIii-M i.i v nu ll.S ,,,1 SIS Ha). ii w I. r ma l i r iK H'O.'-K'V ..I .'. Mal.l... KH.vl In ll,e same I ns: I,- pirased I .1 ! and custoiners W 111 tiavs ou lisiO Indue seaai'ii u Fll. LOT OK IIOHkl.M au Til LIU. Alan. FIMC LOT OK HI 1. 1. Ik and II AH klSS. 1 HAllHKAi Ti'iN wlAHAM I h i' ausd dutin M . 11 A II N A in Poor House Farm For Rent. 1 Tl ll't: I to A 1(11 C 'I .NT V ( W Vllse-I . Khs Nkw hkkv N c . Aug. . : -s; i ne undersigned will al the Court Ho .se in NewLern. on M n lay. Sept ith '.''7. ar l'J ., ( - J , k, M . r. nt or hi j to the highest t elder for the v. ar l"--- , only . the PiMir Hons., lain), situated in Craven county. Neuse road, about one j mile from Newberu The rental agreed I u poll to be seen red by note and se, nun ! lo be iippr. v. ,1 I t i ),e Hoard , f i . nnios li l.l'l s I I f tin Hoard. ;i M" i- i d w t I Great Book ef the (Yuturv ! The M st Magnilicent v t m i,. ..i. , 1 1 C nlilled Tho Battles and Loaders ol the Civil War. 7", distinguished men ho t k 1. ading parts on either side are writing it. '0 i f the eminent artists in this . otintrv are contributing over U'OO of the finest illustration, in the world. There will be more than :;00o pages printed on the boot paper. It will be the first published in parts, brineing it wilhin the means of every man in the country, and afterwards in volumes. It is now ready for delivery in parts. It is sold on mbscriptlon, and has s.1 ready reached a phenomenal ssle Agents who want territory should apply ai onca to W. p. MOHSK, 624 P St.. Washington. I' C d2wH General Agent for the Slate Fine Art. MISS AURORA MACK will take LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS In CRAYON orOIL from life, or any kind small pictures. And will also GIVE LESSONS IN DRAWING AND PAINTING aftr September (Hb, isf7. For terms apply al her remoVDc on Johnson street. Newhern. N. C, Aug. 5. 187. dwtf School Notice. MISS LEAH CONES will open ber school . for the reoeptfon of pupils, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1Mb. Pupils will be taken that hare been prepared for theTUi, Bh and tb grade. sSdtd K. W. SIALLWOllD. CEO. &L0VEE Smallwood & Stover DEALERS IN UESEHAL HAHliWAHt:, tis u .h k, a i. ash h a kjc; nuuDK.WVAHK, CHOCK MY, SASH. I'U'JiS. HLIM)S.'m il.Ai.-i. r -AIMS. OILS AM, STOVt CN'sl "IvTasm-;) .is It) PRICE AND QUALITY. Middle htreet, Neit loor U Hoi I Albert, M-W HKUNP, N. C. New Berne High School 1 iN Mi iNliA i . si. PI I MHIdi 1li.h the Ulidersu'tied w ill ,,r.i, . II,,. I. School the ,ew Heme Aiademv building Thorough instruction given in the English brain hes. In Latin, Oreek and Mathematics, students prepared for col lege Special lUblruclioii may be had in Ireuch, Oerman Spanish. Ilook keepmg etc. They intend lo have in the Literary Department for young ladie the assist ance if a thoroughly nualilied lady teacher The Department of Drawing and i aiming w hi t.,. , o,cient!v fil.ed Miss Nannie I; I . -rt.- fil.ed by aher of I lie serv ', s , , I,,,) v Mum w ill !.,, se, in, d in ,!u II due lime apply p, M Id.ii. ipal 1 r terms, imii 1 1 U N i Ti A l: I 'i in . For Sale, ' i ; oated ,ii . 1 1 t H 1 1 k I 1 1 si, i ,es h igh , f i nt , one hun vv.tl 1 1 it i died an 1 t I bH iw I i.: w alel s tig ' 1'IV '. . feet d, lll of 'hi 1 an I live .'i i . f,.,.l lo l!,. n, e p, , ,i.nnel of ' l.tailis f, l t v niliu P.I i ,-. Isides parlor, fmut es. dining r-Mim. re, eption om. billiard r.iin barber 1 lent I i v . i sleeping I,.,. an I rear , ffi loom, bar n shop, k It, ht n and out houses 1 erins ( in.- thud cash balan e in 1 , J an 1 v t ars -f 'UN" 1 1 1 i . 1 1 1 ;s J Mis p. ! . , au', dim l.ieculors Notice to Merchants ! ..v:' !':: ight I) ray age in Buying Your Powder from Ferdinand USrich, A' ,1 '- 1 I'M. Hazard Powder Go. 'i''' i - k u 1 g i a I rs a i. I s 1 7 e s ; it i . i : H 1 : K N i N C. 1 A 13 E T c w o 1 o , I . ; Watches. Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Etc. iv : .i w.i m " Turnip, Rutabaga and C raised l'h.ia nn .r mmi. I v 1 'av id I an it Io. of SV7i lb A. Sons, 1 'a I or sh le I v N I ' I 1 V. New Heme, N. ( h il lkll I A ' I I. V A M V. JOHN H. CRABTREE & CO. ENGINEERS, Fouuders and Machinists, Macu f acturers aDd Dealers in amil AND K1CHIJISTS' SUPPLES. Bnllers r Fnfilnes BJollcrs, Saw Mills. K4glDG Jk fsl ofl nfblBfs, W. ar prspad le do ffutlrin of all klads w.tn pron, plnessi. Fftn)eolar and lmmpiCai aiieDllon gtrrn in rfp' of a. I klrjila Wf win I.,- ia1 tn rlw pn, and rstlmatea for anv deari iptum ot mar.hlnM-y. W arc the ajronts for th sale of the Abler Icuri Kavr AMIot i. t A. Hsriamml Mk friel Itidealmriihip Mlra alva. We five aatlafartorv (ruarntee frr all work do,n by ua. Jj 22 dtfew vriy DOIIESJVflNTEDJ We will glre the HIGHEST MAR KET PRICE for BONES deUrered so as ' at oar factory en East Front street, in ' New Berne. jrlfef E. H. & J. At MEADOWS - ' 'V'r ' " ' " " ri4 .' iv t:- '. .-v 'XV t J i