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" . . ... JOIr. VL-NO. 127. NEW BEENE. N. C. SUNDAY. AUGUST 28, 1887. PRICE 5 CENTS. O'U'RN AL ' LOCAL1' NEWS. Hew Bwm, latitude, 85 6' North. . . longitude, TP V Wert. fieeJ.ISS 4 tMfth ef 7. n "r-t. lib ia t"M- 54 minute. Mnon ri.M t 10:40 p. m. ' WBINESS LOCALS HAt"E you Iried my imported Bsy Hum, Forest Flower Cologne, Florida Water, &o. C. E Sijveb PARIS GEEEN and poison diatnbu torf far, (be ootton worm at '...'. Geo. Allbn & Co. SLD PAPERH in ur quantity for yj sale at thi office. liEOWN'SGEOEGIA COTTON GIN8, -U with Bell rentier and Condenser All of the latest and most approved pat tern. Geo. Allen & Co. Another rain? day yesterday, and high tide. The steamer Blanche in on Howard's way for repairs. Hotel Albert U making valuable im provement on its sidewalk front. Mr. 8. G. Worth is still in tbe cily and will be here several days lie sayt he donH know how to leave such a place aa LloUl Albert. Capt. Dave Roberts Urlls an i rile rett ing atory of the Trent's experience in Core Bound with tbe steamers Eaglet and Alpha both of which he aided in getting afloat. Tbe schooner J. J. Marine, Capt Moore, of New river, Onslow county, bound for Baltimore wilh cargo of naval stores put into this port yesterday for repairs. She went ashore at Hat teras during the storm on Saturday morning the 80th, and the craft was compelled to cut away his main mast Personal. W. B. Rodman, jr., Eq. of Vashiug ton arrived from Morehead City yester day morning! Armour dt Co. As will be seen in a notice in our ad vertising columns Mr. E K. Bishop has been appointed the representative of Armour at Co. at New Berne. The company has made a good selection as all who favor Mr. Bishop with their or ders will find him to be a pilite, busi ness like, square dealing young man. SUamtr Movements The. Newbern of the O. D. Line ar rived last night from Norfolk with a cargo of freight and will sail tomorrow at 18 m. The Howard of Laatiler's line, made ber first trip to Kinston on Friday. The Eaglet of the E C. D. line ar rived yesterday evening from Elizabeth City with a full cargo of general mer chandise. Another Suggestion. It has been suggested that the coun ty Hock In the A.&N.C. R. be sold and $he money be used in building a bridge across Neuse river. A bridge or a (re, steam ferry across the Neuse would be worth more to the trad of New Berne than any other local move that could be made. There are some fine lands on the north aide of tbe Neuse that would be brought Into cultivation but for the difficulty in set ting to market. Besidea the trade of Pamlico and a part of Beaufort is being drwa, frops New Berne on aooount of tbe Inconvenience in crossing the river. The people evidently want something done frith that stock. Either reduce the;" debt with 'it or dispose of it in a way that will be beneficial to tbe com munity and county. Church Servicee Today. Baptist Church Rev. Dr. WhitBeld, piaio. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath School, A. M. Baker Superin tendent, at p, m. . Tbe publio are cor dially tavited to attend all the services " of into 'ddrcB and worship' with the . eoiM(regatioav -; , v PeabjrterJaftV.Churcb Pastor, Rev. - ,1 a ytWyJi,! JfJ 'flwrioet at It a. m. " andtS pTm. Sabbath School at 9:80 . sv att4 these; services la extended to tbe pub lie, i' , ,fjjX ...I J Second, Ad'eatiat Hall. South Front -'" atreet three door TO Oi Metoalf, nreaob- ' Ing by the paefo &&ef Eugene Soott at 11 a.n, and I p.V.'l Sabbath School at 4 p. .-a Sab jeet-fe thef morning ser- won fOanditiowal Immortality." Sob ' ject forvntnitigi vTfce Second doming of Christ." The publlo are cordially in - ylted lentosP .- - ;- v -t i nlhtf Letter Remaining In tbe postoffice at New : rvrnr, vraven oouniy, Aug. sou, - Beck'ie Brides. . Jo Fuller,' B. G. Ola4ton, Amo Hamrooad. Capt, Chaa. R. KoCotter, Fiances Jones. Capt. B. F. . North, Georfia Root, William Shaw, Carr wuiu, si ear igbt, Iaaao Wood ard. ' . .: ; : ' J . , Persons calling for above letters, will ay advertised, and give date of list. . M. MifaY, P. M", Good Sit of Hist ry. The Goldsboro Argus under thecal. tion, "North Carolina History," sayt: We really started out to call attention to a bit of North Carolina history that we found very interesting reading, that is written in a charming style, and which will amply repay any lover of North Carolina, or good English, for the money necessary to procure, and the time necessary to peruse it, and that is a Hibtory of New Berne and the New Berne church written by Rev. Dr. L. 0. Vaes. While it professes to be a history of a city and a particular church of that city, it is much more than what it purports to be, and if you have not bought, or read it, you had better do so at once. National Association Engine ai. Tbe following circular which has been handed us may be of interest to our firemen: On Tuesday, 20th September, ltfc7, there will be held at Atlanta, Ga , a Convention of f ire Chiefs of the United States. At the name time and place there will be an exhibition of tire ap paratus of all descriptions, includ ing the latest improvements and device for fighting fires. Such an opportunity has not before teen offered the people of thu section to investigate the most approved methods of fire protection and will probably uever be of fered again. We therefore feel that we are doing a service to communities interested in the preservation of their property from fire in calling their atten tion to this Convention and the epsor tunity for information presented. Tbe meeting of the convention will be open to all, and special rates will be made to all delegates or visitors to the conven tion by tbe hotels and railroads. All information in reference to special-rale tickets over the railroads may be ob tained by addressing Mr. Henry A Mills, Secretary of National Association of Fire Engineers, care of C, C. , C. $ 1 H R., Cincinnati, Ohio. Iiy order of Executive Committee, Chas. C. Fleminu, Secretary Itemed) for Malaria. Editor Journal Will you please publish the following recipe for tbe cure of Malaria, and ask other paper to copy for the sake of suffering human ity: Take a fresh egg (every morning be fore breakfast) and beat it just aa if you were preparing it for making cakee, grate a little nutmeg into it to kill the taste of the egg, sweeten to suit the taste, and add a glass or a half-pint of fresh milk, stir together and drink it. Repeat every morning, without inter mission, for two weeks and it will cure you. A short walk after drinking the milk and egg will add materially to one s health and give him an appetite for breakfast. KKMAHK8. The above remedy oured me. I have spent hundreds of dollars on the Mala ria, but I f ailad in my attempt to obtain a cure until I used egg and milk. A great many others have been cured, in fat all so far as 1 know, who have tried it. I S. A. Murphy, Darby, Penn. Aug. 22, 1887. Colorow Defiant. Dekver, Col., August 28. Tele grams received here this afternoon from Meeker deny tbe reports of yester day that Colorow is surrounded by militia and desires peace. The Indians are intrenched in the hills and so pro tected by natural fortifloatiens that their dislodgment by all the State mil itia combined will be impossible. Col orow said yesterday that he did not want a "little fight" but he did want a "big fight" and tbey would have it if the troop were not called back. E' In juns no fraid." Capt. Lawson, who was returning to Meeker Wednesday afternoon from Camp Adams with a telegram, was beaded off and chased twenty miles and held by tbe Indians until darkness per mitted his escape. They struok him about dusk at a bridge whioh crossed a creek and fired at him separately wbile chasing him, Captain Lawson returned the fire twice. He reached Meeker early yesterday morning com pletely fatigued. If the fight is avoided until tbe arrival of Governor Adams. the trouble may be amicably settled; but if the Indiana clash before his ar rival war" will probably ensue. ExporU, Imports and Immigrants. The chief of the bureau of statistics, In his 'first monthly statement for tbe year ending Jane 80, 1888, of the im ports and exports of tbe United States, reports that the total value of the ex ports of merchandise during the month of July, 1886, and daring the seven and twelve months ended July 81, 1887, as compared with similar exports daring the corresponding periods of the pre ceding year, were as follows: July, 1887, $49.1584,638, ' 1889, $53,790,183; seven months ended July 81, 1887, 379, 774.096; 1885, ,$380,410,057; twelve months ended July ST,' .1837, 1712,768,' 680; 1886, 8e,57I,f7V The yaluealof the imports of merchandise vre; July, 1887, $56,494,883; 1886, f 58,654,869; seven months ended July 81, 1887, $418, 975,073; 1886, $384,243,881: twelve months ended July 81,. 1887, $693,160 881; 1886, $641,975,743. The total num ber of Immigrants arrived at the ports of the United States from the principal foreign countries, except from Canada and Mexico, during the month ended July 81, 1887. was 89,080, against 81,848 the same aim last year. : ADTICBTOHOTHEIU. - Ito: WnrsLowW Soormxa Bnvt should always be . used for children teething. . It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays, all D&in. cures wind oolio, and is the best remedy, for "dlar nee, t wenty-nve cents a bottle. - marl7dtuthsatwly - ., - ' VKWa NOTES. The First National Bank of Danville, N. Y , of which James Faulkner was president and L. Luhn, cashier, closed its doors yesterday. The capital stock of- the bank was $50,000, and surplus given by the last report was 522,000. The Chicago and Alton Company is busy establishing offices at all of tbe principal points in the East where it is boycotted, and appointing agents for the sale of its tickets. It is stated that the Eastern lines in return threaten to cut rates Mayor Hen ut and a committee of the New York board of Aldermen sent an invitation to Mrs. President Cleveland Thursday to attend the New York Fire man's parade and inspection next month and present a stand of colore on that occasion to the fire depart ment. Mrs Hiller, aged 65 years, living near Maple Grove, Minn , was thrown into a cistern 12 feet deep, half full of water, by tramps, Wednesday evening, and the house robbed of $170 in cash and $1,350 in certificates of depottite in tbe First National Bank of Minneapolis. She clung to a pipe and was rescued by her eons in an exhausted condition. She was alone in the house. The extradition conferenc e concluded its labors in New York Thursday. It was resolved to formulate the conclu sions of the conference in a bill to be presented to Congress, tbe aim of which will be to obtain a simple and uniform mode of procedure for all the Stales in the extradition of fugitives from justice. The conference will meet strain in Washington wbile Congress is in session. An enthusiastic meeting in favor of commercial union between the United States was held at SbefTord, Quebec, ou Wednesday, at whioh addresses were made by members of the Dominion Parliament and others. The meeting closed with cheers for the (jueen and the President. A letter was read from Erastus Wiman regretting his inability to be present. Other meetings will be held. The Pennsylvania State prohibition convention . at Uarriaburg Thursday nominated Simeon B. Chase, of Boston, for judge of the Supreme Court, and Capt. Dallas C. Irish, of New Castle, for State treasurer. Both weme chosen by acclamation. Before the adjourn ment Chairman Charles S. Wolfe re newed his attack on the Pennsylvania Railroad, the Associated Press, and the press in generally, the last of which, he said, is muzzled by the power of mo nopoly a Cul the whiskey ring. An east-bound Union Pacific express train plunged through a bridge at Sand Creek, Col., Wednesday night. The engine was submerged in the sand and Engineer Masterton killed. The fireman jumped into the river and stuck in the sand. He was taken out unconscious. Baggageman Breedlone was badly in jured by falling trunks. An old Ger man woman rushed out with a lantern and stopped another train approaching ou the Burlingtcn route. The middle section of the bridge had been washed away. A dispatch from Glenwood Springs, Colorado, says Brig. -Gen. F. M. Rear don has sent a message to Gov. Adams stating that Major Lislie has Colorow corraled with 200 bucks, and that Ken dall has only 52 men. Governor Adams was urged to go to Glenwood Springs, as an emergenoy exists which requires his presence at once. Gen. Terry tele graphed from Chicago to Adjutant General Drum that as the trouble is en tirely within the boundaries of the State of Colorado, and has arisen from an attempt to execute the process of a civil court of that State, he cannot see how the troops of the United States can be lawfully used in aid of tbe sheriff unless the Legislature or Governor of Colorado shall represent to the Presi dent that an insurrection exists and shall call for aid. The only course of action that appears to be feasible is to Induce the State authorities to suspend the execution of their proceis until an effort can be made by United States authority to Indue the Indians to re turn Jo their homes. f Ptbllo Address. An address will be delivered at St. Peter's AH.-E. Zion Church en Tues day evening. Aug. 80th, 1887, by I. D. tlargett. Hubieot: True development as ft refers to man. Address will begin at 8 p.m. The publio is cordially invited to attend. Admission free. - , asaeklea's Arnica alv. Tbx Best Saxtb ia the - world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, rsver Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively I cores pile or no pay required. It 1s guaranteed to give perfect aturacuon,or money re funded. Prioe 85 cents pet box. For sals by E, N. Duffy.. . . ', deelft - It '.i , - - - Stay of Proc-erdiugi- in the J ait !Shri) ( Af Nfcw Y'-hk Au(. Judo Putter granted a ela? of Liojikge in the Jacob Sharp ease on the grouDd iLat there is a reasonable doubt that the judgment reached in the Court j Utr and Terminer should staud, and he or ders the slay in the tiecuuuu of cuch judgmed uluI an a.jval shall be Jo cided by the General Term The clay is granted for three principal reanuLi 1st. The admiseion in Stiarp s trial as evidence against himself of Sharp e tea timony before Legislative Itvtbt:atiorj Committee. This is hrli to De a viia tion of the principle that no man shall be compelled to testify against himself This U56lioioij y was adiuuteJ wmu-l Uir protest of Sharp'o couul 2d. The fact of the aboc-i.ee of pcrsjLs charged in the iudi .".tut-Li w nL the Js fendant with the cr luie of bribery auJ their sc J u r o int'aUHila as ll.c rn ut of theu lioij pfoJucli u up vc llLtwse against Ihe dt fcLi4aLil Lj ll.t. Tuon u tlOIl : BLd Sd. The opiLi m or M.ppi:i i. of the wilneas Miller, an to Uip motive or pur pOe of Lcl.ac y hrn he- hatldl-d Millt the $&U.UCu Bjur ke Cm. h:an tLi aft staled that the cast- c ul i u l i j.e up uo UDtll tilt- lirutul T i I III Illt-t -Is I.rl! October. An applicalio:i ill at oi, r be made to have Sharp released ou hail Lv sc nir Judge of the Supreme Court. Tbe news of the dcc-inon l y Ju lr Potter rearhed the city about ii n ai.J created no little excitement. A i;um ber of pexiple tl oc ked to I In- court house at once to ascertain the truth of the report. Nearly all the leading lihtr- n the tr ia I are out of toccii J U'l'- I'j' rett in ut Mai k Ii-land A h tI ii i ' lul ip I . w h i i a o a '. . i f mei chant a well sr. a hire "wntr ( real ect: l- noted foi tin- interest In takes 111 yoUDg men in ilernal 1-M lions. I luce a frightened hank i tt.-l.ier wailed upon him to say that, by l lo rn Intake of a clerk, a he k of the mer chant s had got into the pigeon hole I marked "protested. A Mr Millions I might have beard a rumor that hi I check had been protested the lank cashier hastened to eiplain. and said that he would discharge proinp.lv the young mill who mads the mistake "And why discharge lnt:i, sir. mildly atked Mr. Millions. "Hecause he pot your check in t he 'protested h x ' It is a good many eas. said Mr Mil lions, as he tilled bac k irj bis ollh e hair, and after his fashion horpoinel In blotting pad with his pen. dine I whs a young man hut mv memory i that 1 sometimes made, mietakii-. If I had been disc hargud for every iinxlake 1 made 1 should not have made my for tune. Tbe young man whose mistake is pointed out to him and for given is the most careful man in the olli 'e ever af terward. 1 think my husinens relations wilh your hank are likely to he pro longed if the young man is not cln charged " An. I the joung man was not d isc h:i r t;ed . I toe. ton Trans 'I ipt The Disco crj of a V luiiu l. Koc'llKSTKU. N. Y.. Aug. DC 1'rc.fis sor Hwift, director of the Warner Obser vatory, received a telegram from Wm. Brooks, of the Red House Observatory, at Phelps, N. V., announcing the dis covery of the euspectod comet yesterday morning in right ascension Slid in , Dec, north 29 degrees, or near lota. Canori. This morning he sent the di rector another telegram confirming hie suspicion. It is described as brigblish, and having a slow motion easterly. This entitles brooks to still another Warner comet prize of $100. The comet is visible to tbe naked eye. ICinon KlUii. A I'LKAbANT LEMJN l'hlNh. Cures indigestion, headache, malaria, kidney disease, fever, chills, loss of an petite, debility and nurvous prostration, by regulating the Liver, Stomach, How els. Kidneys and Hlood Lemon Klixir is prepared from tbe fresh juico of L"inons, combined with other vegetable liver tonics, cathartics, aromatic etimulants and blood purifiers. W. A. James, Hell Station, Ala, writes: 1 have sulTered gratly from indigestion or dyspepsia. One bottle cf Lemon Elixir done me more good than all the medicine I have ever taken. An Old Citizen or Atlanta, ha. By the recommendation of Rev. C. C. Davis, I used Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir for a severe chronic case of indigestion, palpitation and irregular action of the heart with constipation and biliousness. I also suffered greatly with gravel and great pains in the back and kidneys, much of the time unable to stand alone. I was treated by many physicians' and used many remedies, but got no relief. Dr. Mor ley's Lemon Elixir alone has made a perfect cure of all these diseases. I am now a well man. My wife has for maay years suffered greatlv with con stipation and sick headaches .'.om which she could get no relief. Tbe Lemon Elixir has permanently cured her. A. C. Arnold, 02 Ella Street. Atlanta. Oa. , Prepared by H. Mosley, M.D., At' lanta, Oa. For sale in New Berne, wholesale and retail, at R.N. Duffy's drug store. Cah must aeoompany the order. - . sat&run au sep Ooed Results In Krery Case. D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper deal er of Chattanooga, Tenn , writes that he was seriously afflicted with a severe cold that settled on his lungs: had tried many remedies without benefit. - -Being induced to try Dr. King's New Discov ery for Consumption, did so and was entirely oured by use of a few bottles. Sinoe which time he has used it in his family for all Coughs and Colds with beet results. This is the experienoe of thousands whose lives have been Bared by this Wonderful Discovery. .For sale at B. N. Duffy's drug store. - Texas vs. I hijA.j j, Auguet 6 A Times special from Denton, Texas, says lire was die covered yesterday in the kitchen of the James Hotel The proprietor see ing that the flames ero beyond con trol, had the guests aroused Col. A. J Hit-hcock. in ol i Teiae veteran. at awaktLel and started from bio room Lul lott foe way and ran into the tiatnos After a lotg eeari h his ctytrred remains were found in the ruins He was one of the survivors of the lam, in masaaoir til Goliad, in March. 1M:7 He w ap ?a years of age a natnc of lioria and Icaiee a large es late l.'ss ! y the : it to. ful.y iL eur ed b.ai.c'. icvti aJ.d LoLlhc; .a aie poiead Ly coLlogioL Ly the transfer of Ii lug matter I here particles c uujc from the skin the mru.t rnuuua lining cl the an ulL nose and throat, and from the lnteslinee and urinary organs Disinfect promptly an J thoroug h 1 w.ih, Daibys, Prophylactic Fluid the great germ destroyer. Prof. H f Lupl-IJ i the alijrl tilt ' University lenu , sot e As a dieiu fecial.! an 1 detergent 1 in 1 1 s 1'r ophy j lac lK l luid is superior to m, v prepara I lion with which 1 am ai juainted 1 'i 1 1 h t 1 K T A Milt K ,V i i ' 'IK A .1 n .' - I . h A h M L h A l 1 i : I v- I a : N i K. H M M a Aug '. ' lo the Men hauls . f New 1'.. me nnl tu r i 'ii ij 1 ing p, ,i n is Wrhave tins day appointed Mi 1 K i our representative for Ihe sale of AhMoiu A (, s IVrk Men's and 1 aid at New Kerne -u will please call on .r a I Miss ' 'U r orders to I. K bishop. . w Heme N ( mslea I f I J il liams. for mer repri se ntati e andthev will he appreciated and filled ) i"mi C at satisfactory prn es Thanking , ii f i your past atr i. age we hi,- Yours li u ly . I K I ciiJ k i I Appro, ed AhM ,pi, ,t i , . i 'lo ag- Mladic & North Carolina Mroad Co 1' K Es 1 1 ) I . NT 'S OKl'H'll Nkw Hkkn, N C , Aug. 25, 1S--7 Shingles Wanted. Proposals for furnishing seventy four thousand i74.Im.KI) Cypress Shinglei. all heart, twenty (i!0) inches long, live 5' inches wide, and one half i inc h thick at the butt, will be received at this oflice until Sept. 1st prox. The right to reject any and all propo sals is reserved. Hhmgles to be delivered at any point on the A. cV N. C. K H. W ASM1NOTUN ;ilHV AN, a-'itsl President You'll Oiid ll good lo rfi Uui Ths organs of iKHh nia. and r real. It check. tk lUadtuhe, and th wim Thai foi n-yaix-ptlef ever know, BeaMe. 'UJ tdoAMnt lo Uis s1 ii. I' .".l gull' ll down lu liultc v DOOR PLATES ! lwdl furnish you Willi a rjandsoui doer plaie, full Nickel or HrciDte, with your name Inserted, size ;V ,itj InobeH, Willi screws re,l v lo allach lo frout (Ux)r. by eiiimu Tor 9'4. 60. Tbev need lo be seen In ie appreciated. Agents wanted to whom liberal oaali aisooutit will le quoted with sample plaie or your nsine. House noil. hers made uf -lnch whl-e tneUil MltsDed fgures. &Oc. per No. by mall Money sent by V. u. mone order at my ei liense Address J. E. HI K, Jr., I..I. ilulni y (). Box 4. Lltllelon, N ( . Special Notice. I AM determined to sell my Kotire Stock, consisting of Dry (JckxIs. Hats. Shoes and Notion, at TWENTY FIVK PEK CENT HELOW COST. The public; will find it to their interest to call at my store and examine goods and prices before buving elsewhere. au24 tf ' M. PHAil. Accident Insurance. W. W LaWKKNCK. Ks.j . I ns ac.ep ed the Agency ol The World's Industrial Acci dent Association OF lrni"QrE. IOWA. Take a po dry at once ! Thou koowesl tot when t n accident will happen- Tbls Company paid Mr Isc H 8mlth sevent flFe dollars for three weeks. Just fifteen (Jays before the claim was du. For further information write to the Kec ond National Bank of Pnbuque, Iowa, where It has a depository of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars. W. W. LAWRENCE, George Street, near Berne, lu21dJB RBW BERKE.N. C. Sale & Livery Stables. THJC FIRMS Or A. M. HAH.N AND M. HA.il N A COMPANY has been dla solyed by he death of A. Harm, M. Hah n will; continue the bualneta of BALK, EX CHANGE AND LIVERY OF HORSES, MULES, etc, at the old at.nd on Middle street, where be baa been en fftged In the tarn business in the city since 1S86. will b pleased to meet hi. old friends and OMtomera. Will hare oa hand la dne nuon a F1NB LOT OP HORSBS mCLKS. Atoo, mi LOT OF BUGGIES ad BARlfBM. BATISr ACTION OCABADTEED, ' M. HAHN & CO. aosll dwlm School Notice. MISS LEAH JONES mill open hew ' j Kchool on MONDAY, SEPT. 18th. iull English course, Latin, Frenck, Elocuuou and Hook keeping. Terms - '. ltT rnocth. No extn ' ( charges. a24 did .V' ' School Notice! j illM'IIIh 1) I A Til w ni' reopen her , 1 6l .t, rt-Mjrr.ee on Pollock ""y Mrect M M i A 1 MPTKMHEK lth. : augll dlw '--j Fine Art. M l -v III r r ' If '! 1 . : .' , r Ac! . I 1. 1 'v-l'leu.' I I -I , M 1. Hill uike ! .i. ( HA VON ' kind email 1 1 1..XM i.NS IN UM'INii after ' ' i i . 1 1 nee on Au,- dwlf O" o w o 1 o i i. Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Etc. j.'! d J III New Berne High School "N Mi M ' 'i . M I'l I.MItEK l"lh, ls-7. the in, leiMgned will ciieri a High N heel in the New Heme Academy building. The, rough ii, sir in in. ii given in the KugliBh hrm,, In t. In l.htin, (ireek and Matheiiiaiii x ctudeiiU ireiared for col lege. rtM-ial nihtrui ti,,n may be had in rrench tieruihi, Sanieh, liuok keeping fir. They nt. nd l,, l,,ie in the Literary llepartrni nl I t noiig lailnw the aeeml anc-tt of a th.irntighiy ,unlilied lady leacht". The 1 1, parti!,. i,t l'raing and Painting will he t f ' i i.-n 1 1 y tilled by M irn N ami ie Ruber ti-. The Herciiee nf n Iiidy teai'lier of Mutor will he ne tired in due time. F ur ternin. tuition , tr . Bpi'ly to tiKu V Ni ai A M . Principal. J vi i . - I 1 1 1 m A H , A nitix-iatu l'rin. hu'J d w Id Reopened Willis, Edwards & Co. Uave reopened the New Heme Machine Worke, and have added Tools to their works m do all kiudn of Machine and Boiler 'oik ut -hurl notice". They ha also added a foundry to their h orks, and are prepared to do the hest uf HniHH and Iron Casting, House Pluinhing a specialty. If you want good work K'e ub a call All wo k guaranteed and done at pries, to suit the times. iy 1 1 wly Poor House Farm For Rent. 'IfU'T It'CI.I' I'l'I'MI C M JUSSklNKRS, Nkw hkiin, N. C. Aug. 11, 1887. The undersigned will, at the Court House in New hern, on Monday, Sept. 5ih, 1M7, ar ) ..'clock, M., rent or let to the highest (udder for the eear 1888 only, the Poor House Farm, uat 1 in Craven county, Neuse road, about one mile from Newhern. The rei tii agreed upon to be secured by note and security, to be approved hy the Hoard of Commis sioners. Hy order of the Hoard, i 'ULANDO I1CI1BS, alOdwt.l Clerk. For Sale, TIIK (iASTON HOrSE. situated on South Fr. tit street. New Berne, N. C-, a brick building, three (3) stories high, with cellar and attic; front, one hun dred and twenty (120) feet; depth of lot two hundred and fire (205) feet to water's edge; thence to channel of Trent river. Contains (forty-nine 49) sleeping-rooms, besides parlor, front and rear offices, dining-room, reception room, bar-room, billiard-room, barber shop, kitchen and out-houses. Terms One-third cash; balanoe in 1, 2 and 3 years. JOUN HUGHES, JAMES B. HUGHES, au5 dim Executor RemovaL On or about SEPTEMBER 1ST we will remove to tbe Large Brick Store '-' recently vacated by Mr, John Dunn,,- v next door to the National Bank, and for the next two weeks we will sell tbe balance of our Stock of Clothing, ATV COST. ; i Respectfully, , 1. 18 d wtf HO Wi RD A JONES. S -