North Carolina Newspapers

1 1 r he Daily VOL. VI.--NO. 114 NEW BERNE. N. C, SATURDAY. AUlil ST 1M, 1887 TRICE 5 CENTS. Journal i V LOCAL NEWS. (raal HUMir Umimc, New Berne, latitude. 86 fl North. longitude, 77 8 West. Sun rues, 5.08 I Length of day , Sun sets, 7:03 I 13 boura, 54 minute Vluun riios at 10:46 p. in BUSIlfESS L0CAL8. A Fine Stall Fed Beef on silfc this morning at S WERT'S. BBEAKFAST Houiinr. White beans, Oat Flakes, etc O. E. M.okk. f AEON'S best Glass Top Fruit Jare at low pnc.8 UBO. ALLtN & Co I EAfi 81K-1 will deliver jou the -J Baltimore Bun for 15c. a week or 6c a oopy, cash in advance. Nl'Ma NlllH, BROWN "SQEORQIA COTTON GINS, with Belt Feeder and Condenser. All of the latest and most approved pat terns. Geo. Allen & Co. 'PRUNKS, Curtains, and Table Oil 1 Cloth, cheep, at Biu U's. OLD FAPERM in any quantity for ale at this office. HOW is it that I can deliver you the New York World for 20o. a week or 80o. a month or 5c. a oopy, cash in advanoe. Numa Nvbn. The last few day have been gradually growing warmer. The mercury reached N8U yesterday. An exchange says that some kind friends took a sick and worn-out horse from Rev. A. D. Belts' amble and shot It. It was replaced by a sound animal. A new ship yard has been constructed at the Long wharf by some colored men to the city. The sohoiner Yarina was taken on the ways yesterday for its liritt time being used. A pleasant and toe ml parly look a pleasant sail down the rivsr Thursday evening, slopping awhile al Mr. John Dillard's. They report haying bad an enjoyable trip. Two oases were before the Mayor yes terday, one for fast driving, fined (5 00 and cost. Appealed to the Superior court.' The other for indecent ex posure on the street; fined Si. 00 and cost. Wilmington, at the election on Thurs day carried "subscription" to the Wil mington, Onslow A East Carolina Rail road, by a vole of 1049 to 301, or a ma jority of 748 of votes polled or 627 of volts registered. R C. Baker, who does business on Broad street, handles line watermelons, if the two he sent to this offioe are specimens. They are of the "Cob Oem" and "Cuba Sweet" varieties and raised on Bogue sound. Serious Mistake. Miss Ella Hanks, living on Orilliih street, through mistake was given a dose of chloroform by one the house hould yesterday morning. Dr. J. I! Hughes was immediately summoned and gave medical treatment. Hue was thought to be out of danger in the evening. Runaway. A mule hilched to a curl, wlm h Ihii driver left for a moment, on Middle street yesterday, started to runaway, he took a short turn into Nelson Whit ford's cartway, upsetting the vehicle spilling out the load of potatoes and ' cabbages, and detachinK the axle from the body of the cart. No other damage done. B (.earner Movements. Steamer Pamlico sailed for Norfolk yesterday via Nag Head with a good cargo of freights and a number of pas sengers. The steamer Annie of the E. C. D. line tailed yesterday afternoon with lumbar and merchandise. The F.iglet of this Una is due this morning. Ths Margie sails for lower Neuse and Panalioo county this morning. Popularity of Hotel Albert. Ths register of the Hotel Albert re veals the fact that sines ths opening of that popular house travel has increased fifty par oent. The fame of the Hotel Albert has gone abroad, and we expect to see many Northern tourists visit our baaatiful city this winter. There is nothing that contributes so inch to the fen Ud log up of section as a firat-olaat hotel, where people can ob- tela ail the home comfort. And this (hey will be able to do at the above- . Baaed bouse. f laid Sagte rilled. i Mr. J.O. Kereer, of Polloksrills, was la the city Friday and informed us of the Mature of a large bald eagle in his asighborhood. A party with two doge trere out bunting deer. The dogs ooa Veysd in h thick underbrush, and from their actions' it was thought the ram must be bear. Tney -wete h sighed onaad after aeerere struggle ths scene was reached only to discover a bog bald eagle which be dog had . . lilted. The bird bad been feeding on tts entrntl of a wild hoc that bad been shot as 1 butchered the day before Commercial Outlooks for New Berne It becomes the business part of utr population to weigh carefully every ' project that looks to the development of ! this country, and the bringing of in j creased prosperity lo New Berne ll is I iinpuesiule, of course, to say v Lai effect ! the recent legislation of Congress will have upon our railroads, But all tilings being equal, there is a strong probabil ity that more railroads will be built during the next year, more private lor tunes invested in iheui. and mure co operative activity directed tu ll.em ll.su ever before. Look at the policy of the Wilmington ana Weldou directory. I hey are con elructing short or branch lines every where, tapping every section of the oouu try where wealth is to be found, and making themselves the possessors of every instrumentality for commercial improvement. The same Ihing is true of other railroad institutions in other Slates. To what does Goldsboro owe its prosperity but to railroaded l ying in the embrace of a perfect network of these mighty agencies, it has become Ihe receptacle of a thousand induoemenls to mercantile and commercial develop ments, which It would otherwise never have known. And yet only a few years ago it was a little village without popu lation, means or influence. New Berne must have railroads north and south of her. One of the best counties in the Mate, w ith an intelli gent, industrious and prosperous agri cultural community, and good lauds brought to a high degree of tillage. In s between her and Wilmington. The last legislature granted a broad and liberal charter for thw construction of a road. which would bring the products of that procperoun county to our doors. If Ihul road were built, the time would not bp long before an extension of il would be mads lo the Cape Fear, and lo the north of us steel rails would soon be laid to the Roanoke, giving us the shortest, quickest and most perfect communica tion with the North. If not a dollar of the freight carried along this line were slopped at New Berne, in the increased facilities afforded to our truckers and business men, in the increased popula tion brought to occupy our town w ith their capital, energy and business train ing, and in taking New Berne out of its present comparative. security and placing it like a city upon Ihe hill top, to become the "observed of all ob servers," we Bhould gain in every thing that goes to maks up the prosperity of any community. And why cannot all unite upon an enterprise like this? This road will be built, and that very soon. There are too many w ise, shrewd people in this section to prevent the delay of such an enterprise for any very long lime. But why not grasp the situation at once, take Block, ijive our confidence, en couragement and support to the under taking, and place ourselves upon record for our liberal, public spirit? We Burt" ly are not willing to risk our future upon a present limited railroad re sources. 11 is probably only n question of time SB to the Atlantic road being swept out of our hands. Bidders for this sort of property are covering the land like the locusts 'of Egypt. These roads are a Bafer investment, pay better dividends and better interest where they are properly managed, and of course are eagerly BOUht for by saga cious capitalists. And when the Allan- tic goes, il is clearly on the cards that it may be used againBt the material and commercial future of New Kerne. If it is objected by many citizens, that thoy have not the pecuniary ability to take stock in this enterprise, it may be replied that a comparatively small por oent of the subscription will be called for, and that the privileges of the char ter will furnish facilities for the prose cution of the work. But if it be alto gether impossible to take a monied in terest in ths project, then give it your sympathy, your advocacy and support. Remember, your own individual pros perity is at stake, and possibly the welfare and happiness of your family, neighbors and fellow-citizens. ou may be digging a channel along which a new Pactolua may flow into the city, or your neglect may be the signal of its decline. Personal. Dr. E. W. Ward from Onslow was in the oity yesterday. He says that the crops generally are good and that it is enry in portions of the county that too much rain has fallen. Mrs. J. Patterson has gone to Beau fort to spend a while at the sea shore. Mr. Daniel Lane from the middle section in this county was in the city yesterday and reports cropy prospects good. He aays the rains in his immedi ate vicinity have not been excessive A man who is 93 yean old is still working in a mine in Schuylkill coun ty, Pa. Be has his third wife, and is the father of an even three doeen chil dren. .; NEWS NOTES Yentzucln t.nc organized au expe dition for the geological and anlhropv logical exploration of the legions of iLe I pper i 'riiioco and Ailsiuu. AK'Jliiinl . i paper stales that John B. Crag, who recently viciled that place weigLo U'J pounds, and lc ihe htavieM man in llie luuHiy Aif oLo XIII of vpaiu w ae a year old on the 1Mb of June, no that day he he w ie preBeiiLed vviih a uniform be tHIing hio rank aa au orticer in the Spanish arm v llwinglolLe drought, waler is sold by 2 the barrel in BlooujiDglon, 111 Teamslefc ihar:ev!und unwarde for the delivery if the water. The city charges nfleeii cents a load for ihe water itbelf A machine has been invented that will Be on 'SOW buttons lu a day. No ouekrioHe yet whether or not a mar riage In ense for that sort of a machine Cools QiMir ihuu one for ihe olher)kiud. An invitation was sent by the Agri cultural Society al Macon, da , to President and Mrs Cleveland and In cabinet to attend the fair to be held at Macon, beginning October li4 Thomas J. Baker, the night operator at While Hall, N. J , who is charged with being responsible for the death of fireman Ueo. T. Lowell, killed in the collision of two freight trains on Tues day, w as it r rc-led yesterday. A saloon keeper at liiloii, Miss , was arresled foi selling beer on Sunday. He pleaded not guilty 'f ' selling beer, but Mated thiit he "sold sandwiches' and ''gave a glsa of beer vviili each sandwich disM-d of. 'Ihe jury uc quilted him oil this plea. David Met iriwiiihan of Yellowstone, Wis., while making a fence was bitten on the finger by a rattlesnake. He had a hatchet in his hand al the time, and with one blow he amputalud his finger and then cut up the snake, w hich was a larye one, w ith eleven rallies. J. M. Bourne, during the hearing of a case in court at Owenton, Ky., charged his nephew, James Bourne, jr., with false swearing. On their way home the nephew demanded a retrac tion, which was refused. An alterca tion ensued, during which J. M. Bourne shot anil killed his nephew. Prince 1 leva wongse and the f ou r liltle Siamese princes, with their suite, left New York city Wednesday morning on the Albany day line bout. From Albany they will gu. to the Niagara Falls, and thence across the continent loSan Fran cisco, slopping at some of the principal cities en route Workmen digging a trench for the Kdisoii Klectrio Light Company along Boy lelon hi 1 1 el, Boston , have u ncovered the grave," i, ml vaults which exleud from the bu : i.il-grou ml on the common under the v all to Bo Iston street. The trench if scattered w ith pans of human skeltons. Some of the bones have been hung on the fence of the common. Apropos.! f Bishop Tuttle s feat in rescuing ;i young lady from drowning, a Schenectady l.N. Y. correspondent relates Ihe following anecdote of the Bishop when ho was one of the Western missionary bishops of the I'. K. Church. The Bishop was in a stago on his way to Montana sonio years ago, and among the paseengors were a lady, a drummer, and a man whom tho paper designated as Mr. Smith. This latter smoked a pipe, much to tho annoyance of the lady. The Bishop asked him to desist, but Smith said he would do as he pleased. Bishop Tuttle said if Smith did not cease smoking by the time the next stage station was passed he would take the pipe from Smith's month. The Bishop did as he had threatened, and Smith howled with rage, ordered the stage stopped, and jumping out called upon Bishop Tuttle to come out and give him satisfaction. Everybody was ignorant of the Bishop's identity except the driver. The Bishop stepped out and mauled Smith with such good effect that he cried for mercy. He did not smoke any more that trip. A Tramp in a Bad Fix. Creston, Iowa, August 10. A mob of 800 men have carrolled a tramp in ambush near Afton, and his capture must occur. He will be hanged as soon as caught. Yesterday the tramp met a Miss Cooger near Decatar City, and after scaring her nearly to death, knocked her senseless with a revolver and outraged her. This is the third case of the kind in the vioinity within a short time, and the people are des perate. From Austin (Tex.) Statesman. The effect of Hawkes' Oystalired Lenses upon the organs of vision is sim ply wonderful, as there are several prominent gentlemen in the Land Office whose sight has been restored by their use, and hundreds of similar oases throughout the United States oan be re ferred to. All eves fitted and the fit guaranteed at the drug store of F. S. Duffy, New Berne. . aug 0 lm A tXU UMO.N IKA1N, HKLtklU MAK UIA10RI1I ILL. I iW hilled and 14U Wounded ChaKTsw cKI H lii . August '. . A I Niagara raile eiiuir.on ira.n on ine Toledo, Bt?ona and Warsaw ra.iway. ' consisting of seventeen coaches and Isleepeie crow ded lib passengers from ! Feona. 111. . and points aioLg ILe line. was wrecked lo and a ha.f miioe easl of CLals wi rih Ly running into a burn ingculveri Thetwveng.ne were coin pletcly wreckd, together with ler coaches and bam'one car? Knmeer I McClintock wa instantly killed. The two firemen and ihe olher engineer e caped serious injury. The ten cars were piled up ou the lop of the iwo en gines, being telescoped and piled acros and on top of each other. Il is miraculous how an cs.afed a.-1 the coaches and engines donoloc . ui j over two car length? of i lie tratk and are all on lop of the road bod. In one one coach not a person escaped In another only a lady Twenty dead have been taken out up lo ibis lime and 100 w ounded are now in Chats w or lb . in the lowu hall the echo. I b 'Use and ihe depot At I'lper City there are a large i.um her of v, ou nded , -o er I. fly. The dead are over 1"0 The cars caught tire but the flames were put out by ihe train men and passengers. A heavy rain set in about two hours after the wreck. Before the wounded could be taken sw ay It had been raining for t w o hoU rp The people are doing ail ihey car. for the wounded. 1'K"IUa. Ill , August 1 1 . iHrpali he received by the Transcript up t 1'. a in from the scene of the a i lent - tin . r rne the rep , r t that f ci 1 ! w.e 1. 1. :. In I an-, killed ' I ;". -K. AM' '. i'l 'No I I'ithte ,iio;tt low, fiorn --oi. r , i I sti oiig of the i'eor ia Warsaw Ku.l mic iio uotiies nave so iar ix-en laben .ui i the wreck al Chalsworih. The new s paper specials esli.natc the iiuml-ir f the dead al 'J do an 1 m '.I w c I-, t-n ( ounted Sal ill lonMs in Jail. t M i.kki.a Mi, Mic, Aug. Hi -Cepl. Yalair and I leut. Jenkins, leaders of the Salvation Army al Iroslburg. were arrested there yesterday , charged w lib bstructing a highway. Ihey were fined by a Krostburg magistrate, but re fused to pay the fine or give bail, so they today went to jail, where they held several services today, i in rriday an effort will be made to secure Ibeir re leawe on habeas corpus. Lemon I diili A .'LHASA NT 1-HMO.N 1HU.SK. Cures indigestion, headache, malaria, kidney disease, fever, chills, lues of ap petite, debility and nervous prostration, by regulating the Liver, Stomach, How- els, Kidneys and Blood I.eui(i Elixir is prepared from the fresh juice of Lemons, combined w ith other vegetable liver Ionics, cathartics, aromatic stimulants and blood purifiers W. A. James, Bell Station, Ala., writes: 1 have suffered greatly from indigestion or dyspepsia. ( )ne bottle of Lemon Eliiir done me more good than all the medicine I have ever taken. An Old ( itlzcn of Atlantii. (..i liy the recommendation of Lev. ' C Havis.Iused Dr. Mozley s I."inon Kltiir for a severe chronic case of indigestion, palpitation and irregular anion of the heart with constipation and biliousness. I also suffered greatly with gravel rind great pains in the back and kidneys, much of tho time unable to stand alone. I was treated by many physicians and used many remedies, but got no relief. 1 r . Mo.lcy's Lnnori Llixir alone has made a per feet cu re of al I these d i --eases 1 am now- a well man. Mv w ife has fm many years suffered greatly w ith con stipation and sick headaches from Inch she could get no relief. Tho Lemon Klixir has permanently cured her. A . C. AliNc pi.ii. '.''J Ella Street. Atlanta. On. Sold by druggists, oil cents and SI per bottle. I'reiiared by II. Moley, M.Ii , Atlanta, (in. satAeun au sep' Dfudl) W (irk of ihr ( iitan Ite Mnokinir. An autopsy on the remains of Russell II. Knevals, u young New Yorker, show -ed that death resulted from a congestive chill. His whole syslem was under mined, it is said, his heart being in very bad condition, largely from the effects of cigarette smoking. He often used three packages of cigarettes a day. Having in our official capacity as members of the Plymouth Hospital Committee been asked to test and prove the effectiveness of many different arti cles to be used as disinfectants in sick rooms and as preventives of infectious fevers, report that Darbys Prophylactic Fluid nas been thoroughly tested during the recent Typhoid epidemic in this place, It proved most efficacious in staying the spread of the fever. F. U. Armstrong, S. M. Davim-ort, J. A. Orr, O. M. Lam k, Thos. Kerr, James Lee, Jr. Scientists In Convention. New York, August 10. The thirty sixth annual meeting of the American Association for the Adrancemeot of Science, began this morning in Colum bia College. A large number of scien tists are present. Their Business Booming-. Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at R. N. Duffy s drug store as their giving away to their customers of so many free trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup, and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. Ton can test it before buying by getting a trial bottle free, large size SI. Every bottle warranted. iORUI... ..LM: choW Hvt t a! Ml'.ljii 1oM.v Aug. ;i Ths Uc.ru.aL I rown Frince arrived il k-Jinburgn lo day, and spent Uic Uixie in siLlaccm Before the Frince lef I lyondon I'r. Wat keniie performed anolLer operalioL upon Lu ILroal L.eclrKily uc applied lo ihe lar hi , and ILe last li at eo of ILc excr oeeLt c in ibc ll. i .ia I tit ruiceet fu.ly removed A I hi.Sct-.- TK1LL) . a I- 1.1 L . i. ' 1'Abls Aug. K1 Tbo KuoelttL 1'r.L cess ranenski and her eomptvLun Mile. 1-oLune. have been tried before a police Iribunal for stealing frorxi shope in the Louvre. Tne Brincess w a d.e charged, but Mile Fonune was found gu lily an J pel. leL ed t . Le Bj Lib s . m pns nmci.t w . l i nut ii-.t 1- M" Aug 1" The judge i jubilee ya 1. 1 race ba e !e i led It 1 rex w ar tic winner f l! Ufficc (,f Old IKiuilnlon Meamslilp I o., .N t w iKh.N . N ('.. July 31 '.v-T ' n.eoe compelled I" aller by sireae of weather or unavoidable accident or by orders from the Home Orhce. the fol lowing achedule will be run by U.e Steamer 1'amlico during the month of August Any changes will be promptly noted in ihe local columns of the Joth.NAl.. Steamer 1'amllco w ill tou.h al Nags Head going and coming Wednesday. Aug. od,7a.m Moudav Mh.Ua.ui y.'ih, a a in 17th, 1) a in 'Jd . 'Jam :''th. 'J a ii . 1st '.' a r o I It a 1 i" 1 '" r ... r r. h rid ay Wednesday Mond ay , Friday . Wednenday 1 are to Nag Ik kets. 1 are lo Norfolk .st i lass .r - .1 i lass l I are lo Haltirnore via1 'Id h I .1.1 t i laas, yii "O - 1 i lass it Oo " r are t i N w i or k v is ( I 1 1st class. J! 1 00. "1 are lo New York a:.d return Ii Ships. 1st la-s. '.- "' 1 are to New or k .:i 11 I ' intermediate, ill "" 1" I" 1 are lo New "l , r k la i i 1 Moos Jd ( lass, t'6 o'l. I are lo (lid Point. ',sl laas. ?.( ' Tickets received and forwarded promptly K. II. ll Hl.HT--, Agent M are includes meals and stale room on i dd nonunion Ships from Norfolk to New York. No eiira charge for berths on the Sound steamers from New hern to N r folk A II V I K TO mOTIIKIt!). MllH WlNBIJWH HooTHLNd SVIUT should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures w ind colic, and is the best remedy for diar hea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. marl7dtulhsat wlr DIKD At half past six o'clock Friday morn ing, August 12th, PW, of hemorrhagic fever, Waller House, son of the late Dr. J. T. House. Walter was the adopted son of Mr Sam'l W. Ipock at whose residence he died. He had just passed his fourteenth birthday , w as a kind, intelligent youth had an amiable disposition and was fondly loved by those who knew him. The funeral services will be nt Beach Oruw Church at 11 o clock Saturday morning, August Id. Ii. I.. Sale S Livery Sfables. I II r 1 : K M ' ' 1 A .V M II A 11 N I. ns 1 ileal Ii of A Hut. ii M. HAHN & CO. HI.. n.liKinie II, e huhO.i-K ..r HAl.l . I- (llA.Mi). AM' 1. 1 Mil nf 11"! 1.., Mil m. . I r. . al Uo :,! tin i, I Ml.M.e Ireel where M IIrIoi w I. . I. as l.i.;. m, Kai'il In Elm hhiiip Fi,K!inhH ! n l : : t I. r I , ! il h" p: earn d t . n.i-et I . ...1 '. r i i,,! ami cuetoiiKTB ill 1 oive on h h i i.l In .1 in M-g. .ii i, 1' 1 I. LOT OK IIOHSKS mud Til I.Ki. A.xn a Fl K LOT OK HI I.I.IKS anil II AHNKS8. HA'l IHKAl TION 111' A RANTl-.KI'. buhII dw:.m M. II A HN A ('". Poor House Farm For Rent. Ofi'ick Board Covnty Commissi. inkrs, Nkwuekn, N. C. Aug. U, 17. The undersigned will, at the Court House in Newborn, on Monday, Hept. 5th, 1887, ar 12 o'clock, M., rent or let to the highest bidder for the year 188" only, the Poor House Farm, situated in Craven county, Neuse road, about one mile from Newbern. The rental agreed upon to be secured by note and security, to be approved by the Board of Commis sioners. hj order of the Board, ORLANDO II L' BBS, alO dwtd Clerk. New Berne High School ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, 1887, the undersigned will open a High School in the New Berne Academy building. Thorough instruction given in the English branches. In Latin, Oreek and Mathematics, students prepared for col lege. Special instruction may be had in French, German, Spanish, Book keeping, etc. They intend to have in the Literary Department for young ladies the assist ance of a thoroughly qualified lady teacher. The Department of Drawing and Painting will be effioieDtly filled by Miss Nannie Roberts. The services of a lady teacher of Musio wilf'be secured in due time. For terms, tuition, etc.. apply to Geo. W. Nkal, A.M., Principal. Jambs Thomas, A.B., Associate Prin. auVdwtd E. W. S-tiLLMOOl) LEO. SLUIEE Smallwood & Slover IiEALFKS IN JK." thAL llAhlAYAhl 7.yh Akt 'H Ai Mac.: ; - H'vuLi.H'kJi CkLH ktky, u.a.ss. r .4 ouji AM) STU- i '-' i.l'A.v-LLi AS TO PRICE AVDQUALITY. Mlihtle Mreri, it loor to . Hotel Al.,t-rt, (. NKW IlKH.NL N. C. 3 . Fine Art. M . - - . . in i -: i . : i or ' ' I : i 1 ... Uake .i. ' : . 'i i.n i ' i k . : small to tjot Aii I w ... n.5. 'il'i I I I..v.iiN IN I'K WIN', .v N 1 . 1 lNTIN.i aft,.f 'v-l'tem I.er 'ill. :-v I r tr r n.s b; j kl 1 . r r . -s I , i. , .n J ;.ns n r:io! I w t! School Notice. Ml- 1 1 II J ' ' .N t - . . , ,. (.,., 1 i Id' i.-c.-j i,, ,.f ,.t,,i. M' '"''' -Y 'i - i i-'i I Jihi-.K : ... 1 1 I'd,,,,, will I e liili II t t. :i '. i.HVo l..., reir.-. ' the ;). ;. .ra lrh h: u.j Notice to Merchants ! Save Freight and Drayage in Buying Your Powder from Ferdinand Ulrich, Ai.LM Kill; Hazard Powder Go. Keep in s .,. k u!l i;n,!sh mi, I sie &( k El' es Mllild I: .STRKLT. NKW 1IKKNK, N. V. T A ( , HKKS H ( HTA Mi Tin: T o o 1 o i-, I'd: Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Etc. jv .1 dw Jrn Turnip, Rutabaga Kiid I'AHH i,l. M l i. cr,., f 1--; raised Ly I i,n id I 'in Irelh A N.mt. l'hilii. . 1 'i I . .r sale Ly K N I'l l I V . N. w Heme. N. C. l. i : m i MIDIAMI. JOHN H. CRABTREE & CO. ENGINEERS, Founders and Machinists, Manufscturers and llealers in ENGINES AND MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES. Riilldrri of Tiiclllri Rollrn, Sa Mill.. Kd,,lin; .v. u if narlilnri, We Hf iTfi.ni.-! t... lo Cm; . i i i- b (.i nil k In. Is With I 1 oii,.;,.ns Pari!, u lar ati.l limin i.Bte alenllon tllvtn to repai of a. I kln.'.H w will li, gla l ti ki v e plans Ami eBtl mutts for any dew l lU l,.n of machine y. We are Die agents for the sale of the Amer loan sw. AlaoforO. A- A.Hareamlu s cele. nraleJ Indestrurtihle Mica Valves, We give satisfactory guarantee fcrall work dons by us. JjilJdiiaw w)y BONESJVANTED We will givs the HIGHEST MAR KET PRICE for BONES delivered to us at our factory on East Front street, in New Berne. jyl&tf E. H. & J. A. MEADOWS SUte of North Cunlina Jones County. SUPERIOR COI RT. E. A. While and K. R. Jones vi. , 0. K. Reoti and C. E. Scott, ad- NOTICE", mlDlstrator of J. F. Scott. To C E. Scott snd C. E. Soot t, ai admlnlslre. tor of J. F. Scott: Take notice : That the above named action is lnst1tntd to foreclos mortgafna on lands Situated In said Jones county, and that yon are required to appear at the nut Varm of the said Superior Court for the said Jonas Ooonty, to be held at Trenton In said eountr ' on the 8th Monday after the 1st Monday In -septmber, A.D. 1887. and answer or damnr to th complaint died lu the abora nam ad action. . , THOS. J. WHTTAKEB, 3 au7dww Clerk Bnperlor Uoort, ioam OA 3. I .(i .ivar.i.