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he Daily Journal VOL. VI.-NO. 209. NEW BERNE. N. C, SAITKDAY. DECEMBER 1887. PRICE 5 CENTS. nn LOCAL NEWS. learaal MlsUatmre iUauac. Raw Berne, latitude, 85 6' North. " longitude, 77 8' Weit. Sun rises, 8:88 I Lngtb of day , Ban mu, 4 M I 10 hours. 28 minutes Moon ris t 8.41 p. in. BUSINESS LOCALS. A Fine lot of Fresh Pork and Hume Made 8usages at 8.M.LIJ us Ale.' Fat Turkey and Chicken. Oidcrs re ceived for Corned Bams. f W. BADGER'S Genuine. I n' J excelled North Carolina (Char lotte) CORN WH18KEY at E Whitmak's. J U8T ARRIVED aDOlher lot of Choice Preserve, Jeliy and MiDoe Meat at Jno Dlnn e. ( ARRETT'S Medoc Vineyard Cognac VI and Wine, for sale, at ManuUctu rer'a price, by James Hkl momj. r EMEMBER I sell Fir.t Class Good -IV and warrant them. Refund money if not satisfactory, and guarantee, to Hell the same class of goods CHEAPER than any house in the city THE GROCER. E B HACKbURN 1)URE Liquors and Wines for Medui Hal and oilier usee, at wholesale. James Repmund NEW Stock of Oil Stoves and other Housekeeping O :ods at Geo. A 11. kn A Cn DIRECT importation of French brandy and Holland Giu arrived in bond and duties paid at Custom louse in New Berne, guaranteeing ntn jine goods fur sale Jab Rki'Mu.mi. OROWN 'SGEORGIA COTTON GINS, It with Self Feeder and ( oudenser All of the latent and most approved pat tern. Geo Ai.lk.n & Co. REDMONDS Ginger Al. Lemon Soda, etc , iual to imporifd James Rkimo.m. 0 LD PAPERS in any ale at tbit pffloe. quantity for BUGJIE8, sale at McD. I'ates' make, fur Daii. Buns'. CottOD seerus to be on the look up again. Capt. Enloe gives notice that he will be in New Berne about the 10th inst. wkh a car load of N&rth Carolina horses and mu ei A good audietce as at the theatre last night to bear repealed the enter tainment so successfully rendered on Wednesday night The New York Clipper speaks very favorable nf Misa Rose Osborne as an emotional actress. She will appear at the theatre n it Monday night Mr. W. B. Boyd received the con gratulation of many friend, yesterday. Tne Joubnal join in wishing him and Mrs. Boyd a happy voyage through life. Steamer Movement. The Eaglet of the E C. D. line sailed yesterday afternoon with full cargo if ootu n, lumber, rice, naval store, eto. Tbe Vesper cf this line arrived last night The Lumber Butinen in Craven. Mr. R. F. Broad burst of the Tide Wa ter Land and Lumber Co., of Baltimore wm In the city last night. We learn that this oompany has recently pur chased tba timber on fifteen thousand ore of land near Vanceboro in this ounty and will soon erect three r four saw mill for tbe purpose of cut ting it. The lumber will be ebipotd North via New Berne. Diploma Awarded. We were shown yesterday a hand come diploma awarded to George Fiaher, col , of this city, by the State Agricultural Society, for tbe best dis play of home-made agricultural imple ments at the last Fair held at Raleigh He to a No. 1 blacksmith, an industri ons, upright colored man, and we are pleased to note that his enterprise and Industry has been appreciated and rec ognised by the Society. County Expenditures. We publish today the allowances Dade by the board of commissioners of Craven county at the meeting held first Monday in November 1887. This olosee the allowances made for the past year, the total of wbloh U $0 851 03. against S10 718.78 for the year end ion Novem ber 80th 1888. These allowanoea are for current expenses and it will be-seen that (or tbe year ending November 80th 1887 they are 1 1,064.70 less than for tbe year previous. , These allowance by the board bsve been published monthly during tLe ast year and tbe people have had an : Opportunity to examine and see whether or aot the eommlssionsrs are exercising that economy and good jadgfeeat which - board Ought to la managing the af faire of their county ; The publication has been made for the benefit of the tax payen In order that they may tee what has been dons) with their money. If aey man is In ignorance of what bss been i" it is not the fas!t cf tbe com- The Sup nor Court. Court convened yesterday inorning at 8:30 o'clock, when argument in the Hancock-Hubbs case was begun. W. W. Clark. Esq , opened for the defend ant Hubbs. He was followsd by Major John Hughe, L. J. Mdore. Eq , H R Bryan, Esq , and M DeW. Stevenson, E-q . fur the relator, Robt. Hancock, jr. Hon. C. C. Clark closed the argument for the defendant Tbe real issue ap poared (o be whether the voles cast at Russell 's. Core Crees, Dover and Tem ples precincts were for Rott. Hancock or for Horn Hancock, jr.. and if cast for the former were thej intended for the latter The defendant relied upon the abstract made by the board of can Vaeeers from tbe original returns of the judges of election as prima facie evi dence that be received a larger number of votes than any other candidate for register of deeds The realalor inlro duced testimony to prove that the bad o.s at these precincts were cast and were intended for him and if counted for him would give him a majority ol il the votes casl The counsel on each side argued the Case with much warmth and teal, con suming about four hours lime. The case was given to the jury a few mm utee before t wo o clock , and up tu thin writing bad not agreed upon a verdict. In the afterniKin the case of the (Slate ol North Carolina on I li w relation of M llahu it Daniel Stimsori was taken up There was considerable delay and dill) cully in obtaining a jury. When about completed counsel for the relator arone Slated to the court that one of the jurors pained upon had practiced u fraud upon counsel 1 1 y incorrectly answering the question as to whether tie had expressed nn opinion thai M llahu was not en titled to the oflice if sheriff This made another hucn, pending which court look a recess to 10 o clock this morning. A New Bi rnian Carries off the Pize. The item below is clipped from the Hartford Globe. The Mr. John W Walla o spoken of there is a former N. w Bernian and a brother to Mr W D Wallace: l our undred or more local carpen ters and joiners' and their best girls en joyed the tilth grand sociable given t? the Carpenters and Joiners I nion at Allyn hall last evening. Tbe knight of tbe saw and hammer proved themselves aa eipert in treading ihe floor as ihey were in laying il. The music wag furnished by Severn s orches ira and George Pruning, jr., prompted in his usual good style. Tbe feature of the evening was tbe woodsawing contest Stretched on an many chair were thr e 7 8 inch 14 foot planks, which were to be sawed by three experts. The contestants were John W. Wallace, Edward Cooper and John Filzgibbens. The latter completed his task far in advance of hi compelti lors, but tbe point was raised that he did not aaw through the pencil line. So the prizes went to John W. Wallace tbe judges giving it to him on account of his superior workmanship. Allowances Made by the County Com missioners of 0 aven County at the Begular Meeting Htld in November, 1887. For the Poor: Wm. Cleve, sr., for support of M. Harris, 82 00, for B. Kite, 1 50; S.irah Herritage for M E. Hall, $5 00, Henry Wells, $150, x manda Clark, 81.50; A. Toler for Dan Kees, 81 50; Mrs. Wesley Gray, 82 00, Mary Gatlin 81 50; Wash. Spivey for W. Bonner. 81 00; Celia Herringtoc, 81 25; D. 8. Willis for J. W. Cox, 83 00; Ba,car Blount for Caesar Conner, 81 50; Bettie Nelson, 8100; A. A. Lloyd, 81.5 ; R. O. Moeley for Edney Brown, 81 50; Betsey Westbrook, 1.00; W. B. Griffin for Simon Rhem, $1.00; Thomas Harris, 81 00; M. Hahn for Dan McCray, 81 00, Matilda Gunnerson, 81 00; J. Wiley and family, $4 00; Caesar Becton for E Becton. 81 00; Mary A. Willett, 81.29; Norman lpock for B. Lathing bouse, $4 00; Mr Eleanor Wright, 81.25; Shadrich R Dunn. 88 00; W. B. Pearoo for B. C West. 88 00; Wm. J Moors, 81 60; Mrs. Victoria Perry for Jacob and Hannah Burns, $300; E. W. Carpenter for Sabra Slade, 83 00. Tne following claims were allowed the amount being the same as claimed unless otherwise stated: Racbael Ire land, keeper of Willis' bridge. 87.00; E. Quidley, janitor of court house. Sid 00; John T. Lincoln, keeper of Cler mmt bridge, 810 00; C. E. Slover, guardian, interest on note, 891.69; A. 8aro, keeper of poor house, $10 00; Margaret Oadnum, cook. $3 00; Joseph L. Hahn. house rent. 85 00; J. J. Tolson rations for poor, 801 88; J. D. Roberts, traveling expenses of Jno. Bryan to Eastern Insane Asylum. 88 10; R O. Mosley, house rent, 13 60; J. A. Meadows, hay for poor house, $3 98; E. H. Meadows 4 Co., medioinee for poor bouse for four months, $8 68; Dr. J. F. long, professional servioes, $30.84; U. T. Bryan, coffins and burials, $18.00; T. H. Mailison, commissioner, per diem snd mileage,' S .60; WVM. Watoon, - v, per din and Tjp"rtotndIrig (poor, ?9 00. WO Brineon, com per' i diem, &c, tit 00. 8 W. Latham, coin per diem and mileage. $C 30. Dr. 11. (i bate, coroner, holding ioquet on bodv of Luke Russell, claimed I-1 10. at lowed 816 60, W A. Thomas, constable, serving ooucee on overseers of roads. 82 40, R W. Smith, rep.iung Willis' bridge, 834 19. New berne Jocr.nal advertising. c , $12 50 J A llarrell. oourt docket. Ac , 810 1? Willis &. Edwards, cog wheels for bridge, 86 W. H li. Perry, asaeasiug property , claimed 1 8'.0 00 alluwed eliS OU; Daniel Slimson turnkey fees. 82 Oil, serving subn uas 90o., summoning jurora C'i5 3u build log a privy. , 87 iO I eed mg prlsonsrs for October. 810'i "0. (J. 11 u Lbs. pe diem, fees, 4c.. 840 34 James A Bryon. cum pt-r diem. $c . 14 00 Recapitulation Support of uo..r 827b 18 department of jupllce Sy1" .'4 inisoetlaueuus department 8l9t) 44 Sheriff and jail fees. 8:.:. 'I 4a I for month. 8700 76. Railroad 'luplo. The following views of Judge Walter Clark of Rileigh , w hich were or igi nail) publmhed 111 the Goldsboro Messenger , will be of piecml interest to New Berne readers at Ibis time The Judge is a clone observer and is a man of eioellent judgmt -nt in such mailt rs 1 1 is state ments are worthy of careful conoidera lion, and e fully agree w ith hlui Dial there is no portion of the Stale capable of higher development, or that offers a better Hi Id fur profitable investment lhu ibose counties lying rant of the W 1 1 in mgli'ii and Weldon Railroad and south cf New Heme, emliaiing the nouiherii half of Kul Carolina Read what he says Juilge Waller Clark has beeu ridiog the Sixth District this fall, aud ukjh he- mg applied to by one of our Reporter aa to his linpresHions o. Ibis Section he gave hia views substantially as below. Ihey embrace matters which will be of lulerenl to our people. Tbe Judge said ll in luipoasihle P ride this circuit w ilh out hem ileasantly impressed w nil il, and without being astonished at us great capabilities for developments Much of the vsry best land in the State lies in the triangle of which Wilming ton, Goldsboro and Morehead are cor ners. It is a vaet territory, in which there is not a ' foot of railroad, the lar gest arna probably, of good land cant of the Mississippi nbich is dMslilute of railroad facilities. Nowhere on Ihe planet can railroads be built more cheaply than there, and in lliertsiof Eastern North Carolina. In some places for thirty miles a railroad track could be laid down without any grading what ever, and with merely Ihe trouble of cutting a small ditch on each side of ihe track The marl which abounds throughout Eastern North Carolina, and the Phosphate beds, which lie unde veloped through a large part of it, are guarantees of it becoming more than ever, what it has always been, the gran ary and Egypt of North Carolina Tbr phosphate reds must become a source of great wealth. There is no other open ing now offured to make large fortunes so readily as can be made by energy and business talent in developing tbe oyster interest of Carteret and Onslow. Thit business has largely made the cities of Baltimore and New Haven. Oyeter planting on our coast, properly manag ed, ia a certain road to wealth. As to the prejudice entertained in certain sections about the unbealthineBS of this section, it ia unfounded. I have been here nearly every day for five months. I have seen the healthy ap pearance of the people in court rooms and in public gatherings. They will compare well with any population. well with The climate is mild and the diseases seem mild too. In both summer and winter, the proximity of the coast ren ders pleasant health resort readily ac cessible. The fine climate, tbe fertile soil and the opportunities to readily secure a competence would soon fill up eastern North Carolina with wiie popu laiion, and make it what nature has destined it one day to become, one of the moot populous and prosperous parts of the Union, if only railroads were there to make it as accessible and deyelop it. We will give the other half of hiB article which treats of swamp land, con vict labor and branches for the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad in a future issue. Lemon Elixir. A FLKASANT LEMON DRINK. Lemon Elixir is prepared from the fresh juice of Lemons, combin ed with other vegetable liver tonics, cathartic aromatic stimulants and blood purifiers. Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle. Sold by druggists generally and by all wholesale druggists. Prepared by H. MoEley. M. D , Atlanta, Ga. For billionsnees and constipation take Lemon Elixir. For indegestion and foul stomach take Lemon Elixir, For eiok and nervous headache take Lemon Elixir. For sleepuess and nervousness take Lemon Elixir. For loss Cf appetite and debility take Lrmon Elixir. For fevers, malaria and chills, take Lemon Elixir. Lemon Elixir will not fail in any of the above named d ieea-.es . all of which arise from a torpid or diseas ed liver. Lr mon Hot Drops Cure all coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia and all Throat and Luna; diseases. Price 26 cento. Lemon Hot Drops. Sold by druggists. Prepared by Dr. H. Motley Atlanta, Oan in both liquid and losenge form.. . . ;, ForeeJein New Berne, wholesale and retail, at R.N. Duffy's drag store. Cash must accompany the order. . . ., . - ; . : set' -n an sop ' . Stonewall Items. 1 Lc cool wave tac rob!.ed u ilh . t any signaling. On Wednesday, ihe o.'.h u.l , C. 11. howler narrowly wocaped a serious loss. Ihe lint cotton from some cause, sup posed to be a match, caught on fire, was discovered by ihe hands in ihe lint room as it passed ihruugb the eon den eer and v. ac put out nt, ut any serious d auiage The 'rder of ii.d Somar.ianp had quite a grand celebration laM evening Hie New Berne colored brass band dls coursed ihe music for the occasion and it was well dune, and all parlies inter ested seemed to be well satisfied wuh the turnout and parade, and all acted ttit-ir tiarl wah decorum and good be haiur ll v as reallv an Lunor to o oeiv Tins morning at alot ,i o clo k 1 'r Allmoreand family were awakened by ihe fumes of smoke and found bis bouse on fire, and all the help ho had an S. J l.Kiio and himself, and Sid said It eremed that thev fought th flumes by iheint-clves for an hour, but at last some "f his neighbors were aroused and reai lo-d the iiieiiiiffd, and afler a long and hard litfl.l they siu cevded in outing thr Milne ll w ill takr at least thirty I i llflv d'-Haic- t i' 'd l lan.uf A nan e--. ape Hu (kirns Irulil Salv. Inn l!i.M Same in trie world fwr t'uls. Bruises. Sores. I'lcrrs. Sal, Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter Chspped Hands ( 'hilhlains ( urns and all Skin Kruplioue. and positively' cures piles or no pay required, it lr guaranteed to Me perfect hatihf act ion or money rs futiOl Price 'i't cents per bm lur sal.- I U N Ilutlv dclfi lv s I'M I. ' il N 1 ik 11 Aii d IN . I 'll A I I N I ) I mi m-i lit hi.- Rex inter of I leeds ex olli. io i lei k of the Biunl of Corn in ittoioiiei s i if ("raven (ounty, do hereby certify that the following is a correct statement i f the amount, ltemn and nature of all coin petisalioii au.l iled t y the said li urd of I 'om in isr-loners to the members thereof seyeraliy. the number of days Ihe board was in sesnion ar d Ihe distance traveled by Ihe members of toiid board respectively and charged for in allfinling the same, during ihe jeni ending November !!iili. A U. lT, as tier records of said county, to wit JaMi A. IlKVAN, ( 'oiirinuii li a i ( ' 'orlrlll.1ello'a A I tendance at meetings of board , '-':) days, at SL' J f ;i; im Attention to poor house i.tii Ki aminalion of the accounts of the county lreaurer, 'i dayn, at 0U 4 (hi Signing vouchers, N days at S'J i'0 1 '1 Oil Services at board of equalization a day at S'J W I On J.OII Wm. ti. Bhl.Mi'iN. Count ij I'l'mmwi 'tier. Attendance at meetings of board. 34 dnvs at 2 00 fis (mi Services as supl. of bridges, in cluding services connected with contracts, etc. , in repair and building bridges 10 days at fi 00 W do Auditing accounts 4 days ai SJ H "" Services on commitlee to audit and settle the accounts of M Hahn. ei-sherifT. 14 days at 82.00 ." W Cost paid for sending pauper lo poor house 40 8121.40 iiii'v t cm "i ifl HaM.KI. W. I.iTIIAM, ( stonfr. Attendance at meetings of boird , 29 days at 82 t.O M ileage 60 miles to and from meetlDgs of board, al rc Auditing acoounts, 3 day s at if 2. $ 00 :i oo 6 oo Services on committee to audit and settle the accounts of M. Hahn, ex-sheriff, 7 days at $2. U 00 Service rendered as chairman ;ro tem.ot the board in ex amination of lax lists as re quired by sec. 28 of the Ma chinery Act of 1S!7, 10 day at S2 00 20 00 8101 00 Cinmty Commit- Tlh H. Mai.i.ison, sirnt r. Attendance at meetings of board, 30 day at 82 00 Examination of East Creek bridge, 1 day 800 00 2 00 H.OO Service on committee to audit and settle tbe accounts of M. Hahn, ex-Bheriff. 4 day at 82. Mileage 400 miles to and from meetings of board, examina tion of bridge, etc., at 5c 20 00 Ferriage 1.60 891 60 A'M M. Watson, County ( VoniiiisjiiMe" r. Attendance at meeting of board, 84 day at 82 00 869 00 Supt of poor for months of Dec , 188G, Jan., Feb., March, April, May. June, July, Aug., Sept. and Oct., 1887, 11 months at 85 ,P0 55 00 Settling with commissioners of Pamlico county, at Kinston, N. C.ldsy 2 00 Railroad fare from New Berne to Kinston 3 70 Hotel fare at Kinston 1 00 Signing rouohers, 1 day I 00 Services at the time of auditing and settling accounts of M. Hahn, ez -sheriff, 3 days at $3. 4 00 8184 70 Total amount 1520.70 I farther certify that the board was in session thirty -six days, and that no unverified account were audited. In witness whereof X have hereunto subscribed my name at- offloe. In New rae, nn the 1st dsv of December, t ttart4wV Ex cCiew Clerst. M AHBIKD. bull -bihh At Goldsboro N C on bocen ber :?i l?s7, l y Uie Rev J M Hillyar. Kscior i .'M Stephen s Church. Wm B hoy J of New Berne N l and j Mrs. Katie B BsrrL of uldsburu. N. C. ; COMMERCIAL. ioriii niHKti Niw Y'.ii.K Ic Futures opeuel tort 1 5 '.'Uv bales Iieceinber . ' ' " January .7 I" ebruar klarct. ; 1 1 k- April, . 1 v "j May . : ; i 1 -10 .0 t-h.J? M les ' . ' J Ll lit '. ;: J.. ' " ' August ; ' i k- Septeml f r . " w"i ' i.'tebrr, . i. 1 N uveiu Ler e w I ,e M market fcl t a ? Sale of tA1 halee hi '.' ! 4 t . . l.ggs 18 lo !? Hu e tir m at e i. f orn slea.1 v . 4 ." I.. lodder. u. $'. '."J t- r t.ur, '. r Seed Cotton Si per hundred Turkeys SI to o i per pair a I- To Arrive: '' i N I K w.i. t f ' - I ! i ll ', 1 1, f i 1 r i -n ' ei v . ' I. a ll' 'l;sLs and M I I.I S NOTICE. nt 1 l.e slut !.- a I" ut I'.e 1 1 I iad of 1 ' V I r I u e Hie by A 11 cf 11 no rtf ng i i ei It n 1 Will Si ll I lo lie A uctioii , at Ihe lir k Store . ii M. I die street, in the il f Ne her n ly occupied by sail A li Hull, the .'Jd day ..f 1 iei em! er A .1 comineiicirig at '. o ,, cloi k A M etiH k cf l.:.uor. ( 'igars. Tobacco. ate the 1 ur niture act 1 mures in the hi 1 siore Ji Ml N i ( i Mil IN KH I his I it 1 1 a y of 1 lecein he r 1-7 1 1 1 M IT II ' 1 1 F 'IN' KI' '7 H : i h "BELL tbe JEWELER" Has returned fr Northern the M a i k rt s ill Largest, Most Complete and Varied Stock of Watches, Diamonds, FINE JEWELRY. sll U.INC. sn.vi i: am I ' I . A r 1 1 1 w ever seen in this section. Ije has no hesitation In saying he can offer the best inducements to I. mem drl dwtf 20 PEOPLE 20 Monday, Dec. 5th. Miss Rose Osborne, The JuBtly l'opuliir California Actress in her Powerful 1'reation of C0RALIE L0RI0B FORTUNE 8 FOOL. AN KMOII'INAI. 4 ai 1 I 'RAM. A. r:,K l'rof (Tibs W. Whiting i I1KATKD CORNKI' IIAMi l'rof. Melville 1. Brown h ( H ORCIiraTRA. 'KliATK' A carefully selected company of Dramatic Arlisls, making the strongest combination on the road. In reper toire of Standard Iirsmas and the latest N. V. Successes STREKT l'ARAI'E DAILY. (ien. adruisslon. 5ic (Jallerv 2J.v Reserved seat without extra charge at Meadows' drug store. NEW BERNE THEATRE. ONE NIGHT ONLY- Thursday, Dec'r 8. TDK HKAlTirrl. Vc'fNH AM' l'l!r.N"Mlt UAL ARTISTK, HELEN BLYTHE, "The American Actrei.,"' will appear in the Greatest of Emotional Dramas of the present day, Only a Woman's Heart Supported by a Strong and Carefully Selected Company, Elegant Wardrobe and Costumes, Beautiful Stage Settings, New and Original Music. Mr Beecher remarked that every man, woman and child would be bens-1 fited by seeing this exquisite produc- tion. depicting as it does the greatest of all human emotion, a mother' love There will be no advance in price to see thi great artist and play. Admission 50c. Gallery 2.,c. Reserve seats 75c., will be on sale Thursday morning at Meadows' drug store. Sale & Livery Stables. ' THE KIRMH OK A U. HA.UN AM' M. HAHN A CUM pANY ha been dts- olred by b death A. Hahn. at. Hahn HI eontlna the amines of 8 ALU. JtXCHAlVGE A!D LIVKRYof HORflKH. MULES, eta., ai the jag old tna uu -' strest, where b ba been encaged In the same business in tbs elty sinroe leacwlll s pleased to meet his old friends and eostoroari. Will have on haa-t In dne season a riRB Wt OF HSSLAK "d MTJ1M. Also, F1NM bOT r BCsMtlU sH riv kfurianoy goabaittucd, mu. mrm & co.1 o .. . anaawssa y-i ? ri ik Anarchists I.ECKS WERE FULLED, High Prices f I 1 1: y mi "I Mil i ; '. N 1 s i , lA'lK AT H. B. Duffy - , i an nuunce i i.m i ur store w . : h p w ar iiis of i a in ,n 1 1, g our v ear nig snjlliDg i ' a ! i .f bar- IL 11. t.a- ll.r pi l " t s a I. fa t-r li. gaini- A w e ; u : 1 1 i .' i f. r n. r e for t he s tra 1.- 1 ! a t I ! . i . 1 .1 : f !.ttrj bttU 'ftt. I i f J If) .trtrr r-lora r f 1 1 u c i v e .1st , Happy Buy tT. Tir. .1 ('In- d.-i'L-a Competitors. CUSTOMER ii RKT Fine Goods! Low Prices Honest Dealing! All e nek 11- a ti iaI . Couvill'-ed thai w e se THAN llll. 1 ' .Wl.Vl W The Wl. -I, sale I looked after an I I gc y ou will be Is IOWKR Trade espcially AGENCY FOR lllest be the hand that toil to aid The great world s ceaseless need The hands that never are afraid '1 o do a kindly deed . 'I i.ei 1- 1 N I W I. pepU.i flint 1 1 hi r. nhii.ih 1 1 i ,Mv liner. .1 N I. eer ' n Ip ntleil hy .1 TMrl.-t made St I IA1.MKK 'in Ii 1- loin and .S e w llpr ns , ( ' .1 ill- After Being Robbed, I still have KIN KM (,R in. I. HTtK'K of the EKirs, DRY (JOODS Ac , v hu h I sin selling at prices to suit the times J 1 lo, ; . f Mid lie st TAYLOR, N'sw HeriJ nov4 1 w 1 in 4 IVTl IN SALE. iV VALLA HI. E HiU'SE AND EOT. W ATnoN A S1R.ET, Auctioneers -Tl'EHDAY. DIa'. (iih, ifo7. at Twelve o'clock, at the i ourt House door in the City of New Heme, we will sell the lot situated at the N. E corner of South Eront and ( Jeorge streets, w ith the im provements thereon, consisting of a oomfortable two story dwelling and one double tenemelit houoe. Terms CASH. clc eodfivdedtd 8T0P! STOP! STOP! EATON the JEWELER, AND SEE THE i Largest and Best Selected STOCK OF Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, 80LID SILVER AND PLATED WARE, I To be found in Eastern North Carolins. r n,n' Ccuie itii' sre m. Don't forget th plac. 1 SAM K. EATON, Middle street. nov29 dwtf 2,400 3 lb. Cans Tomatoes, -1KD 1,250 J Cans Corn, best quality A t TEX Cents a Can. tlJlxicii'b. Ko eeoada-tUadard toode.) n i i u :oJ