North Carolina Newspapers

i ( rUsaiBl' Aaajgritca.na.ar. THS DAILT JOURSAV to ttlin p&per, puMtehed dUr. exorpt Monday, at i per year. $3,00 for six mouths. Pelivered loolty oioribritMtnWperootK. . TBI WKKJTXT JOO&NAJU M eolomn paper, la pubuaued iw; Tfeoteday at 83,00 ptrtDBM. i. .-' " ADVEariSIHQ ; BATES (DAULT One Inch on day 8181; 60s, tor ease. sahaa.aejat lisserttosM ge. V l i v Advertisement uitr heed of "Business Locals." 1 rant par for nrst add i eeata for very subeeq.asat Insertion. H MfWIn agents .U1 eelne.ed UtMi ooal matter at any pnoe. Sottoesel Varrtecaa r Bsettha, sot to exceed taa Unas U1 be Inserted ft. All addlUonaJ matter will becnarted 6 eenti par Una. f jreymenss for transient advertisements toss b made la advenes. Regular adver . ties a will be collected promptly at ine - an M each month. " CoauaaUilcatioDS eoatatnlng ctwi of a dti oeoatloa or eel matters ars solicited. No " semmunkcatloa moat ba snooted to be nob- tab ad tbat contains oblecttonsnle peiaonavl : ties withholds the name of the author: or L kat wlU auexs mora then on oolamn o ft b : pa par. Amy person faallnc aaarieyed at an; enony moos eoaamnnjcauon can obtain the name o r sue antnor or appUoauon at this offloe aud v nesnuwlTOln the anevauoe exist. THE JOURNAL. . S. 9VVH. B,HJUSR. aaita. Btaelateea HmaagqF. SKW BERNE. N.C.. SEPT. 29 1987. Catered at the Poet ofllee at Nw Baraa, asaeooad-elass aasuat. K O. SOUTHERN BUSINESS. The Bright and Gratifying Prospect of the Future of Southern Industries. Chattanooga, Tenn., Sept. 25. The Tradesman, in its quarterly review of the Southern industrial situation Bay si "The past three months, although and embarrassing mfdsummer per iod, shows no cessation iu wonder ful industrial development in all sections of the South. While speculation have been restricted, material growth has correspond ingly increased, and reports to the Tradesman from the commercial and industrial centres of the South betoken a most gratifying condition of affairs. The crops everywhere in the South are above the average, and the general volume of business is increased. Up to a lortnigot ago money was easy, and while collections are some what slower now, the movement of the crops will improve the financial situation, is very active, and manufacturers are crowded with orders, and the iron works are running on double time. Railroad building is ia ac tive progress in many of the South ern States, and the rolling mills in Chattanooga and Birmingham have orders lor months ahead. Keturns from Southern cotton mills show important improvement, the con sumption of cotton having increased over 20,000 bales in the past twelve months, or nearly live and one-half per cent. The total number of mills, up to September 1st, 1887, was 249; the number of spindles 1,213,346; number of looms 27,903; cotton consumed per year 401,452 bales. New companies are being rapidly formed. In the past three lnanths thirty-two new factories have been organized, divided as follows: Alabama 3, Arkansas 1, Georgia 2, Louisana 2, North Caro lina 12, South Carolina 3, Tennes see 2, Texas 7. Southern iron-masters have been jrreatly perplexed over the scarcity of eoke, but this problem is being solved by important development in this branch. In the past three months twelve cpke companies have been formed 4 in Alabama, 4 In Tennessee. 2 in Virginia and 2 iri West Virginia and many others are In process of formation. The work is rapidly progressing on new blast furnaces in process. In tne past quarter 11 new furnace com panies were organized:, five in Georgia, 3 in Mississippi, 1 in Ten- nesse. 1 in Virginia and 1 in West Virginia. One of the features in the past quarter Jhas been the re markable development in gold and silver mining. Much attention is beine paid to this industry, and vastly improved methods of miningj are being adopted, in tne past three months fifteen smelting works have been erected in Arkansas and 31 mining and quarrying compan ies formed, in an tne souinern States, much capital is being ex pended in search for natural gas, none has been found in paying quantities, but prospectors are greatly encouraged. In the past quarter 31 natural gas and oil com- Sanies have been -formed in Ala ama,; 3 in Arkansas, 3 in Ken tucky, 9 in Tennessee, 8 in Texas, 5 in Virginia. In the past quarter the wood-working -establishments formed ia the South, exclusive of saw-mills are: In Alabama 22, Ar kansas 10, Florida 1, Georgia 10, Kentucky 4, Louisiana 3, Mississip pi 3, North Carolina 13, South Caro lina If Tennessee 9, Texas 1, Vir ginia 3 ; and West ; Virginia 3. Eighty-seven railroad companies have been incorporated in the last three' months, of .which Alabama has 9, Arkansas 12, Florida 6, Geor gia 21, Kentucky- 4, Louisiana Mississippi - 2, . North Carolina 6, South ; Carolina 1, Tennessee 10, Texas 7, Virginia 3 and West Vir ginia 5. , - -- . , . Amors the 'general companies formed in the past quarter are 28 brick-works, 28 electric light works, 31 steel railway companies and 29 roonarj ana maeniae scops-. Tbej are pretty evenly divided among all the States, Hre rlassiaetories hare been organized 3 .in Ala bama, 2 in Tennessee, and 1 in Georgia. A great diversity of other indos tries have been found, among them 18 floor and grist-mills, of which 14 were in North Carolina and 11 in Texas; steel-works 1, saw-mills 91. water-works companies 29, coal and ore mines and quarries 133, miscellaneous, including land and development companies and miner industries, 133." ' a a a STATE NEWS Durham Becorder: Mr. W. T Redmond is out securing the right of way for the Durham & Northern Hallway Company. We would further state that Major J. C. Winder went North a few days ago to buy the rails for this road. It looks from this that the road will be built at onee. Col. Eogene Morehead, banker and vice-president and treasurer of the Durham Fertilizing Company, has wonder fully improved in health during the past three weeks. His many friends will rejoice to know that he is ex pected home soon. Charlotte Chronicle : Burt Wil liams, colored, who was employed as a fireman on the Carolina Cen tral road, was shot and killed at a colored festival at Lauriuburg last Saturday night. Wilson had a "layover" at Lauriuburg Saturday, and as there was a festival id town that night, he concluded to take it in. During the progress of the festivities two colored men became involved in a row and one of them drew a pistol and fired at his au tagonist. The bullet missed its mark, but struck Williams in the eyo, killing him instantly. Qoldsboro Argus: The through freight yesterday going south was drawn by two engines. There were 51 cars besides the caboose. Evi dently somebody is buyiug some thing somewhere and the country is not so entirely dead as the ancient and venerable croaker wonld try to persuade you. On yesterday as the jailer, Mr. J. F. Dobson, had two of the prisoners confined in jail at work in the corridor of the jail cleaning it out, he opened the door of the jail and they made a dash for liberty. One of them, Morgan Hart, who was serving a sentence of 18 months, was re captured by Mr. Dobson, but the other, who was in for six months, made good his escape. "Making Terms with lUudall." Tbe prospects of a "compromise'' in the Democratic camp on the tariff question seems to improve, (la-lisle, of Kentucky; Seott and Hingerly, of Pennsylvania, and Mills, ot Texas, have all held coun sel with the President and Mr. Fairchild. The Texan will, it Is said, be Chairman of the Ways and Moans Committee next winter. Tobacco is to be freed from the in ternal revenue as a concession to Kandall, who, in turn, is expected to consent to a scaling down of customs duties on the necessaries. Herein, they say, is union for the party. It has been frequently shown that the repeal of tbe to bacco tax is not a compromise but a surrender to the tariff idea- Thirty millions accrue annually to the Treasury from this source, almost without expense of collection and entirely without hardship to tbe people who pay the tax. It is a voluntary tribute to the Govern ment made by the consumers of a luxury. If this is given up $30, 000,000 must annually be taken from the consumers of the plain necessaries of life, from the poor and temperate as well as the rich and self-indulgent. The abolition of the tobacco tax becomes a stum bling block in the way of tariff re form. Since it is not nnlikely tbat Mr. Randall will have his way in this ; since it is to be conceded that the Pennsylvania interpreter is more cogont in the party which he chooses wrongfully to identify him self with than all the party beside, it may be that free tobacco and taxed whiskey constitute tbe best thing that is to be looked for. It may not, however, be amiss to suggest to those who would make terms with Mr. Randall that they procore from him some definite and dependable assurance that he will make return for this concession. Randall cares nothing for the sur plus ; he is, committed to the tariff. It will be a wonder indeed if he stands by and sees his favorite de vice for plundering the people marred in its effectiveness. Mr. Randall will bear .a great deal of watching. Chicago Herald, Ind. A clergyman, who was realoni id his ministerial work, In walking atons a t lonely road OTertook a pedestrian, - and alter s few mo men t asked him, in a solemn tone : "Are- jou prepared to die. air. I" The iaaBr- supposing that he had been overtakea by highwayman, who was about to kill him, shouted murder, and , fled at the top of hi, speed., , - v. . 1 As Editor' CrtrL -, State Immigration Agent Pat- ricK U sending oat letters contain ing a. seductive; offer from Dr, W. li. Capehart, of Avoea, to the edi tors of the State. The letters eon tains a proposition from Mr. Cape- nan to give to each editor In the State a building lot in Avoca. the eastern Carolina winter and sport ing resort, a it w proposed that each editor in exchange for the ioc, give a small space in his adver tising columns, one half of wbicn is to be devoted to . advertising the State and its jesourcea, ; nd the outer naii to advertising tne resort ltseu. roe main object is to de velop the resources of eastern Carolina, and it is thought that eapitol in abundance can be bad for that purpose if capitalists oaa be brought into the section and shown the many, fine openings for nearly everything, only f waiting for money to develop them. Be sides this ail the editors, who are proverbially shallow-pocketed, can have a cottage and home of their own at the.head of the famous and beautiful Albemarle sound, where they can repair either in summer or in winter for rest and recreation News and Observer. Ont ia Nebraska a man invented a new fly trap a blanket saturated ith coal oil which he hung op in bis house and burned after it was full of flies. Now he is trying to find the house. Roam Bar Vaalh. aire. Phoabe Chaalej, Peterson, Ctaj Co. , Iowa, talla the following remark able atory , the truth of which ia vouched for by the residents of the town: "I am 78 rears old, have been troubled with kidaev complaint and lameness for many years; oould not drees myself without help. Now I am free from all pain and soreness, and am able to do all my own housework. I owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for having re newed my youth, and removed com pletely all diseases and pain. Try bottle, only 60o. at B. N. Duffy drug store. Use House's Chill Syrup Notice ! Tax-Payers ! 8HKEJFr'8 OfFICZ. New Bebnb, Sept. 17, 1887. The Tax List for the year 1887 is now in my hands for collection. I will at tend at my office in the City of New Berne from and after this date, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., to recti re the same. The tax-payers will please come for ward and settle without further notice. One of my deputies will attend at the following places: Fowler's Ferry, Oct. 1st; Cobbton, Oct. 8th: Connor's, Oct. 13 lb; Vanceboro, Oot. 15th: Morton's Store, Oct 20th; Havelock. Oct. 83d; Dawson's Store, Oot. Sih, 1887. Respectfully. DANIEL STIMBON, se30 d 1 M Sheriff Crsren Cou nty . Use House's Chill Syrup Mrs. A. T. Jerkins Will rMn ma iKaiiI.Sm aF Kap ftKwl a I her residenoe on Johnston street, on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ith, and respectfully solicits a share of the public patronage. No pnpils received below the Fourth Grade. Sept. im. Notice to Merchants ! Save Freight and Dray age in Buying Your Powder from Ferdinand Ulrich, AGENT FOB Hazard Powder Co. Keep In stock all grades and six packages. MIDDLE STREET, maw BEBXB, N, o. T, A. Gam's Old Stiitd. Attention I Housekeepers. I WILi SELL To'ou - Better Goods Money Than Any Houss la ths Oity. ' OivtmettriaL If not sstisfactorr. money reiunaea. Very reapeotfully, . , E. B. .HACOUEN. r.'.'.V ff.!".: ;.:.'.' u -AGENCY- TOR ifcJTr B..m Si up II 111 1'" Blest be tbs mam that wiU not hear Detraction's enTioal sale; Tie only thnwjrli (ho list Wng oat ' ' ' f Th4 falsehood can prersJl. - '.' Therefore ron eas And at TAXBIIX'S riSK ClOAH AGktfcr. wDpSTtDtssoed bf W. I Palmer, tbe ekoloeet irartatr mada al popuiarprleas. , . . , . . BssBSe floor from por. Seettb rrons end WAWTKaV-Arvofi In rvwry ion snd vll hrs to ssU onr (ewrertttmet Itook a (S).aeiitng froia M eta, te ( woman WH.b a family writes tbat she sr.?M t : S dsy last year from Stitti irwn(it i mas. OnsowarMtDiMf ..'!ni)ivn Ossivtld SS tbe fitst week tn a v ee of on j- I ry It In yosr school t urit i u BS mors. Tea can make Iroma.-S r ". 1. M LLTFkk, Wbltbll F.'rt.A i s,G, sef ii dcW Uiur iuD A V Absolutely Pure. This, sawder never Tana. A saarral of sum, atraarta, and whohaeomaneee stare th ordinary klada, and aanS Sot ba aold in aomaaUtloai with tka malUMkde of low tasti abort weight, alius or phosphate aowdera. Bold only In eans. BoaiBaxui For ssie in Nswbern by Alex Miller. MOST BRILLIANT, PURE & PERFECT LENSliS Xzx tlx XTVorl3L. Tber are as transparent and soIotIimb as light Itself, and for aoftneas or endnrauos to U ty. cannot b axeelled. snabliDa the w oarer to read ror boon without fatigue. In laev, weyaie PBBFEGT SIGHT PRE8EBNBBS, Testimonials from the leading physicians la Ute United Htales, Governors, Bens tors. Legislators, stockman, men o note In all pro fessions, and Id dlfferem branches of trade, bankers, mechanics, etc., can be gives who have had tliolr sight Improved by their use. ALIj EYES PITTED AND THK fir GUARANTEED BY F. 8. DUFFY, Druggist, mart NEW BKRNK. N. O. Iy ALEX. JUSTICE, DEALER IN Fine Flour of all Grades, Selected Teas. Pure Coffees and Spices, Butter and Cheese, from the best dairies. The Largest and Bast Belsoted Stock CANNED millTS AMD VKUETABL ever before brought to Hsw Berne, Also, a fall variety of other goods, osnai kept in a Flrst-Clsas Store. Qoods delivered at any part of Lbs free of charge. TERMS CAB. Middle St, neit to Humphrey tt Howard, New lierne, N. J. e ; mail? dwtf FOB BAEGAINS IN Furniture, CALL AT THE New Berne, Ftirnitiire Store WEST SIDE UIDDLE BTBEETj ' Wh.rslt otvn bs found ia great tartety. i orntture not in stock will bastffff at anvsu per eesi mow con. A liberal share of pablio patronage solicited. J, M. HIKES, ?f Maaager. marU dwtf - ' ; . . fcl GROCER, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST PATAPSCO FLOURING MIU.3 : m.BinraBi.iflHEi:.i niJ " PATAP8C0 JSCPEBL1TIT ' ?AT5I I Tbs rtetamta ajleu af Amerleew -. Tbli TLOUB has long been oonoedad,Ubs aerler te Asur Outer la this Oeantir All tbs Best Brands of Araertoan Flonr are soia oa jturoBeM maraeu, where toe "Patapsco Superlative" Leads aad eommnds deeldadly taors mbesy r beeaassltnaaJteeUe. . ..,js. WHITEST, SWEETEST AND MOST fUTHITiOUS-MREAp. - Ask yoor Qroeetoe Itj also for FATA fro vaniLT. .4 r an BALVWIK PA FflEY."'- ' ' , JtariaBTOlf PAKILTs p i ci mm 1 mi i?fpc rii : Wf III VI lit laMllL.1. Iltriltvi U WWII . 8M COMMENCE STMA BALTO.V HD. J STM" BALTO.V I mm-wr- " - -. w5 C-.i.:" RKPBBaBIfTKD BT EK.i BISHOP. IIW BKRNK, 9. C FLi3 Irt. 1 f, So.'.. tmm "' t. g," '"I a VSSA i AUEOEA MACE; wOl"' LOTS SUE' PORTRAITS 'iff CRAYON te Oli;fromr life, 0 any kind small picturee. -'" - 1 - - j - 1 And will also 3ITE XESSOKS IS DkAVOXa " AJfD : fvsmZQ air Septenabei1 6th, 1ECT. ,' '.' '. ' , ! " iFor terrrs rply at her residence on Johrjfcn t treei. , " 1 Cr. he U0nmSa r 'i L. Mfajlaa, SMI nil mmm -" ' -wf m f0 EAPSma OR Parlor Suits, Chamber 8ete Walnut Be datead. Bureaus, v, J robej.' BXattresaea, Chairs, JLonnffes, Sofas, Centre Tables. 1 I :Xt.. ?EtC, EtC.. at BOCK BOTTOM PRICKS.-: " JOHir SUTER Uiddle n Sector S f lttar-cnfcr ie bM Ulklsf about MWHlta IIIMK. TtM ) almpl; lliulilla irark to eiftcuM lb saeriH r aboc.. Tit letter- aovaabaJaaMaMaaAaSS abM it tha beat lath worle. The doctor deatoa It, and tnai jamaa Haaaa St Beoa la battel, wuuaiuf mm naaua w bom., aaaJOMaBtbndib Full lines of the above Shoes for , sale , by. HOWARD & JONES, sole agents for HeEcrno. J. H. CB&BTBKE. BASIL MANLY. JOHN H. CRABTREE & CO. ENGINEERS, Founders jind Machinists, Manufacturers and Dealers In mm 1KB MlCfilHISTS' SUPPLIES Balldars of Engines. Boilers, Saw BflUs. Edglux cV Cnt-ofT machines, We are prepared todo Castlcgsof all kinds wim prompwess. Particular and Immediate attention given to repairs oi rvu aunas. We will boglsd to give plans and estimates ror any aeaoi lpuon oi mscninery. We are tne aarenta fm- the aala of the A mar loan Saw. Also for Q. A A. Bart-am In 'a oele- prasca inaesirocuDie Mies valves. We give satisfactory guarantee for all work none oy us. jvx.azswwiy J. W. STEWART, HBADO.0ARTBRS FOB MULES, HORSEJ and BDQOIEa. Horses and Oarrlsges to hire at reasonable rates. JC vary thing guaranteed represented. spied wr Broad Bu. Hewaens. If. C. Old Suits Hado flew. Oenllemsn and Ladtss' Clothing Cleaned, dyad and repaired byJOHM WILLIAMS, on llaneook street, between South Front and Polloek streets. Hew Herns, N.C. . The patronsge of the cltlieni of New Berne aal surrounding country Is earnestly so- ncttsd. jnUdtfwlt ' I 'ti ""H.'!'". ! , H. anmoirs. OUMSin XAltLT. SIMMONS & MANLY, ' ATT0&NEX8 A. LAW t mWUl praoUoslB thsOonruof Craves, Jones I Onslow, Oartorst, PaaaUew, Inolr and Hjrdr aad In the F4eml Ooart si Xm Terras. - wbvtwU Hotel Albert, Middle Street, UTew Berne, N. O. - B. -r ATTBRaorr, preanster, , Offers Special Inducements to oomaaeroUl Oolslne of in eerier ezeellehee. Omnlbns anil haissss easnn at all trains aaa steamers. ., , 4i GEORGE J1LLEII & GO. I'V DEALERS X8t& ; i Qetie'rtU4 Mrdware;; AjrTicuItnral .lm pietnenti, ' Jlowa, Harrow; Cultivator, Woofl'a Moweri and:; Bapers. t ., t .;8team Engine, ,y , potion. Gin andPresaea. ". FertUlzeraaLand Planers Kainjf necbaniof xooi ana Hardware, Llfiie, Brick, Cement. Plaster Ualr, Paint, vKalsomlne, Var nlah, OH, Olass. Pnfty ani Halra iFreecera;.: ReMfceraWfa, i oil Oook Storesa JBareka' Burglar Proof Saah. jLocks, warranted to gite security and fcatlsfactlorx. PKrCES VERY LOW. : '. Oeo. aixen co. Roberts' L-msmsas New; Dome, IV. Ca Only ftrwt . clasi"'Cotnpanie repraaeo. .; fir. Lift and Aeddeat Imuuee. : Total Capital over Forty Millions 6 t uoiiaxe., - Jan24dlT 1, a. ess sir. r e. . roT. eiicKoira kaitlT Green, Foy & Co., v h 1-" v o ei eo' . w eV (gJ I . ztx Tlc: r f t, eri' ii eaiio. 11 -T y I 1 rr 1 ir i I'lt'-i : -, r. c. ROLimS TO mcrwTCTOWTW '?t"- St;reet,Kew;Bernc, I 0. '."a. ' ' - ' - n I J 1 '1ft- - . rtottnn. Ijk ana (MnrrHS mon. A yourra-a it (he JAMKS MHANS tvt 8 HOB or tin J A : i i MEAMei MKUOK.aoourdlnjUJ youtiwKia f..u.. f pceje sesimaa u n Ui etir stamp aypeari pinunj qtuaaaa. "JAMES .Y.EAr:3 ; S4 SHOS ' Wfflaotwearssknt at tbs ; ' . v JAMES: riEAr:3 S3 SHOE, Itc-ance It It made fhrioni whnsc eecBpatism sn rarli es lead ilH-m to cull for s lighter and more irvtty Ihjc ma t!io JAMES MEANS S3 &KOE. Our a kau li . cetatiliahrd for Msrlf a permanent rpputauon lor c. uil.irt . end durability eurli as eo other ahoe has ever known in ttte v liiatory of j:ie trade. Nocomriftitort are able to aiprt wcK ii i he James Means SW Sboe it Hfl:t ami nvnh, eaii it is hi durublc at anv alioe ol Ki wei;iit ever ioojiu .. fucrarert V'e confidently assert Hurt la every vital rt. cicrt tiie James Means 4 Shoe at equal te iba -liaud-aewed times whic'i have hitberto beni retailed at SB ce S 7. u has a Deiutola ton and seamless calf vamp. It l.as a perfcetiy smn"ti bnnom tnude. t flu like v ' stoekiiifr. and requirra no ' liri nklhg In," V;ux - perfeetiycafT the rinilliine II Is vrorn. m Jam.i )ii bms and I'o'i Shoes were The first l:i line country to I extensively edrertlsed. If foa have eeeu . disappointed In ntlier advertised Shoes, our eapeitcuee ouRht to teach you that It is safer to buy shove tnaa by -the leaders of a system, rotitcf lliaa lliose sutde by theT . , fl.llbw. rt. These shoes are sold by (lie best reuilrrs , throushout the United Slates, and we will pleve Uief . easily wlthla yoor reach, la any XmUutf, U yus . s will seudus a postal card. .. ,fr ,., JAmes Means & Col 41 Lincoln St.. Boston. Mm. . I1ED LIGHT SilLC::!, Near Market Dock, Jliddla St-, ;J NEW BEENE, Jt, ',C.r?'; 18 WHKBJt 1. TOO OAHJLWATfl T1SB K PURE LIQUOnS,: , Of every variety, in la're;e" oft amah -quantities. Also the FINEST QUAKES ' Of TOBACCO AND PIQARS. r AU of which will ha anl.1 ' ' cheap for cachY ; John D. Dm kns, Sal earn ao. ' N. ls., WniriiAN, -, decSS d Proprietor. Moo lilt ( ' jtf? .ffii..-jja i ta-aSI su,t. Atlantic k It, 'c. Railroad ' l TIME TABLE :li Sf- y In Effeot 4:50 P.M., Monday, Sepiv ' ia. 1887. '. A8T. I wasr No. 11. Passenger arrTTts. ' Re. SO ' Paasengat STATIONS An. L'TS tVet. A. at 10,, lUt'S 65Ooldaboro,. li sr Am 41 HI LaOraac. Kiaatoa, Mew Bene, ia v w 8 lo 8 88 iKoreasadUty. 5 )D 6 :7 at, 1. ST Dally seresllrtudBy. ,", A. a). EAST. I W?T.- No.l. Ki,S.f ' Htxedlt.4 rasa, liftis Klxed Firt. 4 rasa, irata. STATION.' Art. h'rt Arr. L.e. S Li 1 to i 4 i i i n 4 1 Dili 4 M. A. at. t as an 8 4 16 10 W Oelda! r. af . : 4 ! , 8 48 A 8 18 9 44 B U . 1 41 1 le n -is 12 (0 8 12 ass ( 10 M 10 ao Beit's LsOnuure. FslllscUresko-. atiaateat.oiioi ,,, OssweUo-, ooao Tlnvor .: n-,mi Oore Greek --, ,., , , Tatearora 01arks'snt.Miui. 10 26 10 60 10 46 11 18 11 47 lias 11 89 UM llil 12? 11 U fWSTra,-w- I. 1. l-.K. f, at. t F . I . t 4. ..: ., ... f A. JS. ' fTtieeday.Tfttr'daT ant Bstorrlsy, V f Monday, Wednesday and IrMay. M.tA. e'feiln SS aiwmaota o.s. giwi . ... doo Train bnd Nona, lesvii.g t ,n. ""Y a., ewai vrtut ivioumona A H n Train West, leaving Ooldsboro 1 30 p. m , . XTmm oi eoaaseM vntn juebmoad Y 1 Wilmington and Wslion lmia'i,u. North el 4:45 n.m . . , , . If'oonnectS wftft RlobmonJ am 11 smd111 -?.' r y ;-fW' -j 4 vie r ; : VBvri. bill, . yt ifotMilateadt tilaelTotfc:. Paor. VTJ iL'tmvvknn i. J., hair for 20 eenta, and also dyt ir ' tachea black or brown tar n , Abo sharpeni razor and puU tli good order for 20 cents. Uhll arena hair cutting, 15 c -' He can be) fonnd nnnnairA t Bouse, where he has a r ! shayer, Thomas MoBjohn. prepared to suit all bp call c . I send their children. mai7 tf ' pbof. w. a. rr: "" ' 327 ACIir' . Will be sold at a Greats A alDa.ble Plantattnn o-f.,t. south side of Uie Nfh r ball mUe from tbe ( :nv of i Ons hundred and twentv.five'o Good land.snnHble frtn" sn, Vko f undrod snd t i imier' t .in ulna. tMlr. nc, f it u i. i . ,TMd d w . .I. out i.v rd. It I .. s Hdb f r V- -V- VfW. ,S r-U ) I i. t ;:!' ....,