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3 v; '- . t , ' 1 HE OURNAL VOL. VIL-NO. 49 XEW BERNE. N. C., SIN DAY. MAY 27 188N. PRICE 5 CENTS, Da i x r - T ... LOCAL NEWS. 803INE8S LOCALS. LOST About two mouth ago a scrap book that U highly prised by the undersigned, 'and scarcely of any value to anyone else. A handsome reward will be paid for tu return. m27dtl It B. Nixon. ICE FOR SALE AT R C. BAKER'S, Broad street, at 1 cent per pouud. On Sundays am open only (row 7 30 to 8, 110 to 1, aud 5:30 to 6 eprllf. GENESIS AND UEOLOOV, by Rev. N. C. Hughe. A few copies more than for which 1 have orders. Price reduced to $1 00. D. T. Cahaway. I JURE Liquors and Winea for Medici uel and other usee, at wholesale. Jambs Rjcsmomd. 131CBICER8. Remember no well regulated family will go en the picnic tomorrow with an eld bucket or box to pat their dinner in. No picnic u a success, wttuout nice Norm uaro Una Ham and a nice covered basket to put it in. At the only cash store in North Carolina, at Humphrey & How ard's old stand you can And picnic hams, picnic baskets and pionlc buckets cakes and crackers for the picnic to morrow. pUEE Pari i Oreeu and Land Plaster ceiuio death to potato bugs, for e by ClBo. ALUUi BC Lo. IJEDMOND'S Dinger Ale, Iemon 1 1 Soda, etc. , equal to imported. JAMK8 Kkdmond. DIRECT importation of French Brandy and Holland (iin arrived in bond and duties paid at Custom louse in New Berne, guaranteeing Ken line goods for sale. J Ab Kkhmond. t ARRETT'S Medoc Vineysrd Cognac V I and Wines for sale, at Manufactu rer's prices, by Jamks Redmond. Superior Court convenes tomorrow. The state convention conventw unit Wednesday. Rev. Dr. Vase preacbea at Kbener.er church tonight at 8 o'clock Mr. R. B. Nixon advertises h lout scrap book in this issue, for'tbe return of which be will pay a liberal reward. Mr, Nathan Tisdale sent to market yesterday load of cabbage among which was one that weighed seventeen pounds. Remember the fair and festival of the juveniles on Tuesday evening, next door to A. M. Baker's. A good and pleasant time is expected. ' The strawberry shipments from this city and vicinity have been very large this senaon and we are glad to hear that remunerative prices have been ob tained. A fine turtle was served at Hotel Al bert yesterday. Two gentlemen of wide traveling experience pronounce the wsy it was prepared for the table as fine as they ever saw, fully equaling that bv the beet French cooks. The Cape Fear Advocate, edited and published by S. N. Hill, cbl., has been removed from Wilmington to New Berne. Its first issue since removal was out yesterday, and its tone li very out ' -( spoken in favor of an independent bal 4et and in declaring the death knell of the Vabeepway'" of voting. J.T.York is the local editor and V. Crawford agent. The subscription price is $1.50. The annual exercises of Davis School, La Orange, will be held Wednesdsy, June 6th. The annual adoress before the Washington Literary Society will be delivered by our townsman, John S. Long; Esq., at 10 a. m. The annual addresa, before the Jefferson Literary Society ' will be delivered by W. R. Henry , Esq., of Henderaon, at 8 p. m. We acknowledge receiptor invitation. Annfrenary Exercise. The fienneaian Literary Society will bar tneir anniversary exercise at the graded school building on Friday eve ning, June lrt at 8 olclock. An address by P.H. Pelletier, Esq. will be delivered and a publio debate heli by the mem bers. Pobllo Invited. Steamer KoTemests. , The Eaglet of the E. C. D. line arrived yesterday with a cargo of general mer chandise and will sail tomorrow after noon at 4 o'clock. The Vesper of thta .line will arrive today. Th7Twberneof.U0 D. line arrived last night with a osjgo of various mer chandise and will tall next Tuesday at aooBi A Dangeroua Counterfeit. ( Mr. Silat Fulcherhae detected a dan geroui 'connterfelt ailver dollat; that was passed on him By aome one on fri day Ust. He has left It at the JoubhaK ofiWfor inspection. It is almost an exact counterpart of the standard silver dollar and separate from lis genuine it Is difficult to deteot It - A olosa inspec tion and -comparison will, however, show tha difference. The most strikirg vsrlsr.ce is in the border which. It eon sUer ' w Her than the genujoe. There ere c ' r dl -r'pgocles , which a slot For Elector at Large. The Democrat of Aehtt'oouuty m txin Tention assembled recommended for Presidential electors for tbe stale at large. C. C. Clark of Cravenjand W. B. Glenn of Foreyihe Mr. Clark is an enthusiastic admirer of President Cleve land and if he would consent to become elector at large would make a rousing canvass Persona llMr. Ewbank is m the city representing the Churchman of Hart ford, Conu We are informed that it is one of the very best publications of its kind, a d d has enjoyed heretofore a libera.) patronage in this city which Mr Ewbank is desirous of reinstating. Mr. J, li. Dawson, representing the Oak City Manufacturing Co. , was in the city yesterday on a short business trip. Bryan Gardner, Esq . is in town. The Partridge Law in Jones Ccunty. It seems that "Bob White" is giving our Jones county fanners some trouble. Not long since complaint was made by sume of tbe farmers near Trenton about the law prohibiting the shooting of partridges after tbe 1st of April, as they were destroy ing the corn. Here is another communication from the upper portion of the county: Editor Journal Dear Bir 1 saw in tbe Jones county items that one of our farmers thinks the law in regard to shooting partidges ought to he repealed. I agree with what be seyV for they are doing my crop more damage than the crow, and I think the farmer ought to have the right to kill any bird that is doing h mi harm W. (i Fuudham, Sr. If Mr. loidham will eiamine chapter 204 of the Uwb of 15 he will tind that the law in regard to shooting partridges does not apply to the counties of John ston, Tyrtll, Dare. Onslow, Carteret, Jones tun! Columbus. Church Services Today. Methodist Church Uev I. W. Craw ford pastor. S.-rvices at 11 ft m. At 7:4") p. in . there will be an interesting exercise !y the Sunday School. Ushers are ulwajs at the doors to receive strangers. A cordial invitation is ex tended to all prraoie to worship with tbe congregation. Presbyterian Church Rev. L.C. Vass, D. I)., pastor. Services at 11 a. in.. subject, "Laying up Treasures;" 5 p. m., subject, "Individual Responsi bility." Sabbath School and pastor's Bible class at 3:39 p. m. Ushers at the church doors. A cordial invitation is always extended to the public to attend these services in God's house. Baptist Church Rev. U. W. Battle pastor. Services at 11 a. m., subject, A Christian Salutation;" 7:45 p.m., subject. "The Atonement. ' Sunday School at 3 p. in., A M. Baker, Superin tendent. All, and especially strangers in the city, are cordially entitled to these n rvicOB. Christ Church Rev. V. W. Shields rector. Trinity Sunday; 9:80 a. m. Sunday School at the chapel; 11a.m. morning prayer; 4 p. m. Sunday School at church. All people will be welcomed to tbe services of this church. Ushers at tbe doors. St. Stephen's Reformed Missionary Baptist Church. Services by the pastor, Rev. Ieanc Franklin, at 11 o'clock a. m. and 7:80 p.m. List of Letters Remaining in the postoffice at New Bsrne, Craven county, N. C , May 27th, 1888: J. P. Butler, D. K., Mittie E.Bell, Emma Bell, Hattie Bee ton,- Alfred Banks, Edward Card, L. W. Kennedy, James Louise, Thomas H. Moore, Sam Parrott, Delia Pate, Lilly M. 8loan, Manf 'g of C. Lilly Flour, Sarah Watson, Marinda Wood, John Bryan care schr. Eva Shenton, James T. Watts. Persons calling for above letters, will say advertised, and give date of list. The regulations now require that one cent shall be collected on the delivery of each letter advertised. M, Manly, P. M. County Commissioners. Editor Journal: I noticed in the Journal a few days ago a communica- tlnn tMm "flnra OraaV" niwn Ikanik. jeot of county commissioner. - Tbe writer of that communication urged the magistrates to go into caucus and discuss the fitness of men for the position of county commissioner. This is all right and well provided fitneufor the position is tne object aimea at. lour correspondent , aiso aoggestea a number of names for consideration to which I have no objection,, but I do insist that tbe interest of the oonnty demands that -, Mr. J as.. A Bryan, tbe present chairman of the -board, should be retained. man, '-.to more familiar with the county affairsj no man in the county is more Interested In good management than be ana no man will devote more time to the eoun- tv's interest. Let the magistrates act wisely. Retain Mr. Bryan and put with him four euoh- men es L. H. Cutler and; Wm. Cleve sr: , and all wilt be well -; v ,-. .-. TOM urates uouhtt. ' j-r- j ; yvr , Id oil or crayon from life or small pictures done by Vise Aurora ; Mace, whoTg teachingdrawing and painting by latest methods, at her residence on Johnston street. v .- " " uaniiotr. THE JEWELS. That was an interesting session of the Jewels which took place at the front door of the Cotton Exchange on Friday afternoon. Tbe Panel was not as fuli as on some former occasions, but yet a good flow of spirits or a now of good spirits look the place of numbers and was an )m portant feature of the sitting. It might be styled, for want of a better name, a politico-soeialico session. Discussion opened upon tbe Constitu tion of the United Stales. Tbe rights and powers of the Slates under the compact and the powers of the National Government over tbe sovereign States, were considered the right or wrong of secession receiving a passing notice From Ibis in avenue opened up to a discussion upon the men of that day. The social habits of the Father of bis Country receiving rather more attention than his patriotism of which so much has been already said General Andrew Jackson was not overlooked, although his private life was looked over pretty carefully from Salisbury to New Orleans, and from there to the While House, an l at the Hermitage. The discussion was well spiced with anecdotes and some of them well preserved as all limber is euscep tlble of being when if Ihe rl ?n i, family . The Panel was in line humor, hilan ous to a noticeable degree aud of the most agreeahle temper in the discussion of the afternoon. .N olhiug occur red to mar the enjoy meut of the sisbioii. and only one mention was made of the events of the present day, and that was the modest announcement of a member that he would like mightily to vote for Gilmer for Governor there being no objection be may do so. From the grave subject of govern ment tbe Panel slijed off into a yarn spinning adventure, at which perls, iui- perU and experts took a hand. All went joyous as a marriage bell until one of the experts introduced the story of a steamboat explosion in dis tant waters in w hich be was just beyond the reach of one of the boilers that came plunging on deck, and nearly wrapped in lUmes that were licking their blaz ing tongues after a cargo of six tons of gunpowder which seemed so intensely perilous that an immediate adjourn ment took place even before he could reach the finale of bis story and tell how he found his vest with eight bun dred dollars in tbe pocket or tell how it was that he knew it occurred at twenty one minutes past 8 o'clock on the morn ing of the ninth of October, 185a Junior Alumni Assoc lallon. A meeting of the Junior Alumni of the U. N. C is hereby called to be held in Chapel Hill during Commencement week, June 5. 6 and 7, 1888, Onr object is to organise a' Junior Alumni Asso ciation and thereby do something towards preserving from tbis time On tbe records of our own day for future generations. Tbe past history of tbe University is unwritten. Few records have been kept and but little is known of her glory. It is characteristic of N. C. to foreet her great men. So it is with her University. Many of ber stu dents now fill soldiers' graves, unknown and un honored because of tbe supine ness of tbe great majority of ante bel- Inm alumni. Let us inaugurate a new regime. Stephen . weiks. Class m. Claudius Dockkbv, 1187. , F. M. Harper, " 1888. St. Clair Hektek. " 188H. H.W.Lewis, " 1888. May 24, 1888. Items Frem Upper Jones.. Mr. W. O. Fordham had a fine ox killed and a stack of fodder destroyed by lightning on the night of the 19th of Mar- Mr. C.C. Ford am, a prominent citizen and farmer in theTuokaboe section, has been quite siok for some time. Norfolk's Municipal Election. Norfolk, Va.. May 81. Yesterday closed one of the most heated muni cipal contests in this oity for years. At one time it appeared that a split in the Democratic party, growing oat of a preliminary election, would result in the election of the Republican ticket, the Republicans at the last moment having taken advantage of the division in the Democratic party and nominated a ticket. A Democratic compromise was, however, enacted tne nignt oerore the election hod the result is a strong reform council foil of Democratic sal aried offioers w itn the exception of B.G. Bank, Republican, who was elected mayor. , : 1 PBBSORAli. - Mr. N. H. Froliohstein. of Mobile, Ala., writes: I take great, pleasure la recommending Dr. King's New Discov entirely cured me and I have not been afflicted linoe.- "I also beg to state that I had tried other remedies with no good, result. Have also wed Electric Bitters and Dr. King Is Kew Life Pills, both of which I can recommend. ?Dr. Kim's New Dieoorerv for oc sumption, concha and colds; is sold on a posi'tve guarantee. Trial bottles tree at Ex'. DuSya drug store,:. Wholesale and retail. . , . . ery for Consumption, having useo.it lor a severe attack ol bronchitis .and catarrh. - It rave ma instant relief and our Dutj to iouug Sin Mill Vou i'erforui It: Wherefore by their Iiuiis jr snail know iLeui. Malt. ;i - J There la Scarcely aDy ijeed of ujy bt lemnting to write on this subject, as every one is doubtless familiar with it. But I will make a little different sub ject out of this verse, one that you are not very familiar with, and one that will doublleoe be of gresl interest lo you, if the right ie is taken of it. This short veiee Is ,eiy appropriate for the occasion that I shall use it, aud it should be read and re read, if you are not familiar enough ah it to keep it impressed upon your mind. It was with pleasure that the writer saw so many voung men make a belter step forward at Mr l'earsou e meetings in this lownseeral months ago and be earnestly hopes thut it has bet n a bsnebt lo them. You thai have made a better start in life, 1 ask you lo keep it up. It w ill pay "U to v oik for those that know not your feelings since you have changed . and those that are blind on religion. You can accompl ish much good this way, if you will take interest in it, which I hope ;uu w ill, and push it forward wuh unabated energy. You have succeeded rry well so far, as I understand there aie live young men's prsyer meetings held In this town every week. To if these ure held by the loui.g Mens I 'lit tel. an Association one is a cottage j rayi-i meeting that is held regularly tvery 'luct'litv night and should be attended l.t-m I y the members of the aso tali .n It Is with plrasuia tlisl 1 tali :Se lib erty of staling thai iLis Association is doing a vast amount of good in New Heme 1'. is d oi rg nunt-KiiiN w ur ks all over the oild for young men It has been the cause of bringing tliouaanils of young uien ouL of the gutter, and it nill lontuiue t do so as long as there s a young men s bss tati u in eiistence It has ii i l l-ern so oiv long since tl e first assoi latino w as orimii-.l in Ku ropo. JS, w lo .k al iln in S .our oung men ale still nhti- I r 1 1 , i- I, em til of thel r count r v "II) tbt ir li i tr. ! , -li:, I Lli w 11 1 Ml. Now wlole II. i' i,hs mi, i,k un- m such a pt opi i ous I'ond ii i on ,-, 1 1 -, sr l he world, vi hat are the oiing no li doing for their association I. tie "l mi ( 'annul sllow the in all logo ahea 1 of 00 uu ha ve t Lit" plii k and a! il 1 1 . if on u ill use it, and ton will n . t,r: I u I, r iter lime than ri" i r it Your as. " lat ion needs it verv bad Thi- is a work that is for your bene II t as vv ell nthei s . and you should by all means l.sik nil. r it Delays are dangeioiis " H y t he i r fruits e si a I ! li.'.u I In in (Jo to Mi rk an l si e if ycu cannot bring in a nev, iiutne npirre i.i ihc iieil business mi-cling. I ion t think that the association has rnembMs enough The oflicers would be glad to have every youiig man in this t it t mid don t for get the devotional i , ci ting tins even ing K-sprclfullt A i o - I. i. '. I I, ti lr it i I i. i in s, U . U llo t A t o . holt sale and ltelail liriiggisln of Home. 'a.,HVS We have been selling 1 r . King s New Discovery. Fleet ric Hitlers and Huck ten's Arnica Halve for four yours. Have never bandied remedies that sell so well, or give such universal satisfac tion. There have been some wonderful cures effected by these medicines in this City. Several cases of pronounced con sumption have been entirely cured by use of a few bottles of Dr. King's New Uisoovery, taken in connection with Eleclrio Hitters. V guarantee them always. Sold, wholesale and retail, at K. N. Pull) s drug store. ashing Ion New-. WaMiimitvn. May 2'i -lieneral Sher idan is undoubtedly a very tick man. and has been very near death s door, and is even now in a critical condition. His disease is said t be valvular slice lion of the heart The members of his staff and family from whorntlH' infor mation regarding him during the cur rent week haB been giTen to the public have not at any time before today ad milted that his case was serious, but have on the contrary given roassuting statements in regard tolnm. It has be come known, however, that several consultations of physicians have been held over him, and that be is constantly attended by medical men. Attorney-General Garland has asked for a deficiency appropriation of 1 10. C00 for the payment of witnesses and jurors fees in tbe I 'nited Slates courts for tbe current year. Lemon Eiliir. A 1'I.KASAKT I.KMON HKINK. Rev. O. R. Lynch, publisher of the Alabama Christian Advocate, Birming ham, writes: ''I travel ell over the State; my friends say they And Dr. Motley s Lemon blixir a most excel lent medicine. My book keeper and foreman both use it in place of calomel, pills, eto. A prominent Minister Write Dr. Mozlkt Dear 8ir After ten years of great suffering from indiges tion or dyspepsia, with- great nervous prostration and biliousness, disordered kidneys and oonstipation, I have been cured by four bottles of your Lemon Clixir, and am now well man. Rev. O. C Davis, Eld, II. E. Chttrch South, No. 88 TatnaJl St., Atlanta, Qa. From Forth Georgia. , Mrs. N, A. McEntire writes from Spring Place: For many years 1 have been a great sufferer from indigestion, sick headaches and nerveus prostration, oaused from biliousness and oonstina- tion. : I tried many remedies, hot go no permanent relief until I used Dr. Mob ley Lemon Elixir. I asa now In bet' ter hee.lth.than for 'aiuy year. My daughtet has boon Mhject io chills and fever .from . her lnfaaey . I eooUl get nothing to relieve her: the Lemon KHxir has restored heffi aerfeot faeahh. -Sold by Druggie, 80 etwU fend tkW pet bottle. Prepared by Dr H. Moaley, Atlanta, u...v. zi.xt; - - The lisuerics Treat)'. 'A' ashiN'IToK, My 25. The benale spent several hours again today in secret i eision . ostensibly d iscuaaing the motion of Senator Sherman to proceed to tbe Consideration of the fisheries treaty with open doors but in reality debating the merits of the treaty itself. Senator Morgan was the principal speaker The afternoon eestion is reported to have been remai kably dull as a general thing qut it is said that a colloquy between Edmunds and Morgan in regard to the things the President is likely to do if the Senate does not ratify the treaty would be read with interest if made public. No action was taken and the treaty, though under discussion, hat not yet been formally taken up - . . I'hsl Hare c or luklB,tluu,. True delicacy of llavor with true efli cacy of action has been attained in the famous California fruit reined y , -S) ru p of t igs, lis pleasant taste and beneficial effects have rendered il immensely pop ular. It cleanses Ihe system, cures cosiiveueas, etc. H. N. Duny, agent. New Heme, N. C. Children's K'alr and lestltal The Juvenile Sewing Society of Cb rist C'tiurt h will hold a Fair and Kvslival on Tuesday evening. May iVth, in the un occupied store adjoining Mr. A. M Baker 's on I'ollock street. Amusements aud Refreshments will be provided am! the public are cordially invited V 1 1 A ' A M 1 TO DO ! The symptoms of biliousness are un happily but too well know n. They dlf fer in different individuals to some ei tent. A bilious man is seldom a break fast ealer. Too frequently, alaje he has an excellent appetite for Injuids but none for solids of i. morning 1 1 is longue will hardly bear inspeci, n al an y 1 1 me if it is not w hi le and f . , 1 1 . , 1 it is rough, al all events '1 he il Igesli ve S) stem is w hoi I v out if order aud lliarrlnra oi t oiislipali in ma hi a s) iiiploni or the I" o may al lernale. There are often hemtiri holds or eeii loss tif blood. There may be giddiness and often headache and acid ity or llatulence and tenderness in the pit of ikui stomach. To correct all this if not t 11 ret a cure try (in n .-li.n.sf I t nn i , it costs but a Irille and thou sands attest iLs eflicacv. .Notice. A i or J ml luvlialion is hereby eitt nd ed to all lo meet and participate in the memorial ceremonies of tbe I 'lilon dead al the cemetery on Wedneedav ueil. the the llilth of May. al 4 o'clock p. m. Mai. Wm. L. I'ai.mi h. of the Oommilleeou Invitation COMMERCIAL. COTTON. Ni.w V.'HK, May 25 . Kulurea t lnaed barely leay. Hales of 1O0..VKJ bal.a. May, 9 hU November, U :t'i June, 9 WO December, j -fl July. 1U (HI January, U 44 August, 10 (y February, 11 .'a Heplember, y (!9 Mart h V (o October. "J 44 April, new nerne niamei steady Hlo aales DOM KM I . n A H S K'l KK 1 lr- Kit-e steady al 81 0(1 to 8 1 10 in sai ks. liouiih ru e none roinuiK in. i lean from 'Me. Corn firm al C.'.aft.So in bulk from store and w arehouse 75a7?,i'. Kitdder, Wo. to 81 00 per hun.lied Tcapinnm-Hard, (1 . 10 dij s no Tu-f l.iio. Oats 4'iaWc. in hulk. BxMWil- 15al?c per lb Br On foot, 3.u 7c. FBBHB Pohk 7jaS3.net poun.l lUMh-(k)untry, llal,c PAWUT9 8.r)c;.a8l OOner bushel Ohioxens drown, .'Jc . sioilj; : Miil-70c unboltedl. PoTATOae Hahamaa. 4'a.'-i.- . yanm. 7'c. 8bin(11.eb West India, dull and n' m inal, li inch $2 00a2 50. Huildmg S inoh hearts. $.25 ; saps.t 1 t0 per M. St.WKJ R O. hhd. 8l0al'.' per M. wHOLMiri minEs New Mess Pom. $15 00. Rhoi ldeb Meat 7a8c. C. R. s, F. B'a, B.'sand L i Fiocb 3.50a8.00. Lard 9io. by the tierce. Nam-Basis 10's,$2 50. Scoab Granulated, 7ic Oofteb 15a 18c. Cheese 15. Salt 0a85c. per sack. Mo la as aa abd Sruxm Ow45e. Powdm to .00. Bbot Drop, $1.50; bock, $1.75 Knoacjri-vio. HIDES Dry, fla8o. ; green 4 .. Tallow 4 o. per lb. 400 BARRELS For Sale VERY CHEAP, at IE1. Ulrieli. WHOLESALE GROCER. Dr. Lcinjtcr Duff. Offlos) at tie Drug Store, Broad street. WSSt EDd. J. J. BAXTER, cf Pamlico formerly with Capt K li. Jones, has uow taken a position wi,h GEORGE ASH, Clothier, and would iiiite I. :s friends aod the general pubii.- to i ome to see I. mi and if hey EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS and SHOES, LOOK Al OUR SUITS, ."!!' I Illl 1!: HIGH QUALITY, A r. d 1 oar u iheir i j tj w riucBa, ll.t w ill .as.ly be ..nvince.l of the.r c i : i. Mi:Ar.M;.ss. and NM Wll , IMNI'I T; The sirong , la, , v., luif (, our motto r Nothing But Bargains. W. are s Agents f. r New bem and v H n i '. V of ll.e . elel rated A. A. Battles' $2 50 Calfskin J SHOES wr l - " 1 wnh tl... follow, p.F pllll.ll II . ,KrM 1 1 ' " "" ''' ! should an, of lllein ,., H ,,.,,,,,,,,.,1,1,, tune. e,w. , ni 1 u ,. return, of daring;, .! ,n ,, ; hlHl, Mll.nl us lo leliKlh ( , :,r Km, ,,,u m ,. , . t'hane !sl leeeued , :i l i,-,t line o Wll ITF l"'llllid i : 1 1 1 r St .isonaliln ( lotlilng. Also nriollici lot of Uiose line silk liued I ' r int e A Iburl Su lis, at GEORGE ASH'S, Middle st . next to I. II Cutler s. - We are also ueiits lor The Old Suten lsliiml 1 "j i-uiK KslahliKhinent, the lari st and most ielinblt concern of its kind in tbe w , .ild i tablii-hid Satisfai'tion , u;ir;intee I All gootln carried fie '. , r s , Inn oh. For Sale, Tin House and I,oi known an the I'riini re Mouse, ci.rnei ( raven and Neus. ftrttts A t'ood investmenl. Hire.) houses on the lot that w ill rent fiom ,- ii to ', per month. A I I'lv b "i- ' 111 ' ' 11.1 I A MS. THE SEASON I - At I I i ,,' I ,p Refrigerator.-. Ice Boxes, Ice Cream Freezer:, Water Cede::. Fly Fans, Wire Dish C:vere. Tifi:.M i i:i m L. II. CITLKR, 26 & 28 Middle Street, NEW HKK.NK. f. C). Notice ! Notice ! SUV-Fin s' Orrb'E, May 10, ISMS. Tai payers are rrup(tted to come forward and settle their Taxes at onoe. If not paid by the 2Mh of May 1 shall be compelled to levy on all personal prop- erty first, if not enoush personal prop i erty, then on the land, and advertise,, , the name for sale. No further indul- ' gence can be granted. So pay upend aave eost and trouble. LAST CALL. ... Respectfully , I. STIMSON. 20dlwlt Sheriff of Craven County "Imitation isttie sinvkhrst fi.attkby - 'BELL the JEttELER" ns TIM L1RGEST and HOST VAR.IID? STOCK OF Watches, Diamonds, ,7 FI5E JEWELRY, Eto EttU ih , ijVj ' ' . - ! s ! : nf -V.-n i - 5