North Carolina Newspapers

f V 1 V - ' r i mm w -If. . vot..vn-?jo. 8i. NEyBERNE, N. C, WEDNESDAY. .JULY 4, 188s. PRICE 5 CENT&ry,.. 1 OURNAL ' V ' . .4 .' : F 13. Mi IS H a - w - sass ssssssssss V X 0' ! f X- A -Busnress locals. "117111, sat Very Fine Che this -'-, V BBOraUg the CJ y Cash Store, ,,Husthrty Howard old stand, fur the roerta of Jely. n LOKT-r-i, pfc l Gold FnntSpM Uebsa." The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning them to this dBc. 'Uil WANTED A ir dm sale man p- drVjgoodl stone. Mm Med for ply nJees competent. For information apply at Jocrnn a L Office TQ yiLLL REGULATED FAMILY 1. can afford to fee without a Ridg W4T KcnuOKKATOK. and a whits OOHTaM Ici CUiM FtStZU. Don't M pertuadtd to take anything ait, lha are. gnaraatead to give complete atiafactioa. Call and examine them J. C. WarTTT. . Craven at, 9 doora below So. Front. ONE firsi-claee mahogany writing deck for tale at the Only Caah Store, Humphrey & Howard's old land. ; x 4 LL as csifconier can get that tine i V Butter today, it cam by uprwi last night. I could not poeeibly disap point )0u on a 8aturday. The expenses ar heavy oq it, but I am going to charge you ooly 30 cents per lb. 1 . know under the circumstances you will , appreciate; j , , t . Vkry Yepctfally . i DACKBURN, THEOKOCFU 11URE Liquor and Wines for Medici nal and other uses, at wholesale. Jambs Redhond. GEORGE ALLEN & CO., Agents ot Whitley's Improved Champion v Steel Mewere. Price only $50. Every farmer thole dwa one, and cut hay for hie stock. v Relf-Rake Reapers at low prices. URE Pari) Green and Land Plaster certain death to potato buns, for sale by Uko Allen & Co. REDMOND'S Ginger Ale, Lemon Soda, etc , equal to imported. J A MRS RrUMOND Independence Day. No paper tomorrow, i- Holiday fer ine printers. W. P. Burrus A Co. oftor brick for sale. See adv. Mr. Jesse A. Stokes of Pitt county advertfSfs a stolen horse and buggy. ' Look out for tujt thief. Mr. B. F. Delamar hs received a first clase set of saw hammering tools from . IL Diaiton anct Is ready to hammer the an. , The schooner Matie E. Ililes, Capt. Iljwland, sailed yesterday for Dayboro where aha will load lumber for Balti more. ,W." T. Walker, the Prohibition candidate for Governor, is expected to peak in the court house in New Berne next Monday evening, July Oth. - The M- E. Church Working Society will meet this evening at the residence of B.G. Gredle on South Front street at 8.80 o'clock. A full attendance la desired, aa the question of a new par sonage will come up for final action . t . '. , . Bchoontr Arrivals. ' The Ella R. Hill. Philadelphia with a Capt. Hill, from cargo of coal for Watson & Daniele. "! Toe Addie Henry, Capt. Smith, from M Philadelphia with a cargo of coal for ' tj Watson & Danielr. " The Oeb. A Howe, Capt. Clark, with t i cargo of hay for J. A. Meadows. : TheFrank 8.,tlalL,Uapt. How land, from "Philadelphia, with cargo of coil. tersonat '"..;' ' - MrFrank Myer and family, left v - yesterday on tbe steamer Newberue for i i.tha North. Mr.. Myer is 'one-of ; . r . largest cotton buyers and his return in ' . jibe fall is looked to with interest by the : p-jtww sellers in general. - -fVC. E. Foy left here yester3ay .. avAnln for Jacksonville where he will X today attend the tovaioa , . of Dr. E. W.I -WardCm)anyi. rftTAX 4f A '" v J';' 'X f Orand Tim at . Jacksonville' i." . ' Today will b a grand time at Jack sonville, Onslow oonntyV Therd CorP federate soldie'rs'will have a reunion, a fid speeches will W made by Dr.'E. W. Ward, Col. A. II; Waddetf, Hon.' C V; ' McClammy and others. We regret rery much we j'-annot be with the boy sV, The N. 8.-F. E. Band left ' vesterdaT morn- i : 10940 make musio for the occasionand we know it will be done1 In good style. . 0 --... .1 ; -f ' County tonTtntion. 'V '1 '- ,rv The delegates who-' attended the yDemocratio county convention on the IT y 12th day of, May for the purpose of 'X electing .delegates to the Elate conven J tinn. will remember, that the conven t i adjourned to tbe 12th day of July, 1 n Thursday Of next week. . The f 1 ':ates constitute tbe conven t 1 1 should attend promptly and question. Of nominaliDZ Th FoitAmii)l4. . 'M bd t'.e m ' 'ive me' ,od cf i;.-a:ln- , Colds and I ever. -' t!.9 .e j' ' '' ' " ' " , : V 1 r : 6 I 1 GRAND DEMOCRATIC Ratification Meeting at New Barae, July 11th, 1888 On Wednesday of next week the Democrat of Crave aaJ adjoining counties will have a grand ratification meeting as J torch! if ht procession in Kew Berne. Cleveland and Foele ' Clubs (roui this and other couuUre will be prerent and join in the procession Hon. D. G. Foale. the ctididate (or Governor, Senators Ransom and Vance and many other distiBicuisbed speakers will be present. The A. A N. C R. will run epcial trains from Goldsboro and klorehead City, leaving Ooidaboro at A p in aod Morrbend City at 3 SI) p. m arriving at New Ueiie tt 5 3s p m Returning ill leave New LJerne at 1 1 p. ffi . Fare for round trip from (loldsboro. Si 10 fioni Morehead City. 75 ceni. Intfr mediate stations in proKirtion Tbe steamer Carolina will leave Trenton at 8 a ni and return on Thurs day morning. tare for round trip, from Trenton. 50 cent. Fosoue's UauUs and (Quaker bridge landing. 40 rents' end Polloksville. M cents j The Glorious Fourth. This is tbe fourth of July, a day tht ought to be celebrated with bondtirs and illuminations all over ibe I'nion. The fact that a terrible civil war bag swept oer the land alTords no reanon why we should not hold in grateful remembrance the achievements of our forefathers, and the gloiious results that have followed to America ami the civilized woild. If indeed it was pardonable to allow our national birthday to pass uncele brated during the existence of sectional strife within our borders, now, that we are a united and prosperous people once more, it would be becoming and appropriate for us to lift high our ban ners; and with willing hearts and ar dent spirits salute the national flag as it floats in pride nd beauty from the fnzen lakes of the North to the orange groves of the South, and from the bil lows of the Atlantic to tbe sleeping wa ters of the raciflo. it oemg a national holiday, end one ot the few given our printers for rest and recreation, there will be no issue of the Journal tomorrow. Tb.9 Btrgnr & Kngel Brewing Co Id this issue will be found the adver tisement of the Kergner & Engel Brew ing Co., of Philadelphia. Aa atonic, and for purity, cleanliness and care iu manufacturing, the beer put up by this Company is taking the lead. Dr. H. A. Hare of tha University of Pen nay I vama, in an article published in the Medical News on tho influence of beer on Salivary and gastric digestion, gives experiments with twenty-four varieties of beer, showing its influence on gastric digestion. lie says: To sum up the results of these ex periments, we find that the beers ex amined varied in the action as much as fifty-nine minutes, and that while most beers do not retard digestion in all probability in the stomach, that others such as those mentioned in the first part of the table, aid digestion yery materially. Thus, in the case of the Bergner & Engel Brewing Co. 's, it will be noted that even in the test-tube the average delay in gastric digestion equalled but one minute and thirty seconds. This beer is bottled in this city by Mr. James Redmond who receives direct in barrels. In an ice vault ar - rabged on the steamer, from F.' W. Adams, the manager of the distributing house at Norfolk. Steamer Movements. .. The Newberne of theO. O. line tailed yesterday for Norfolk with good cargo Of freight. The MantcO arrived last night and will sail Friday at 12 m. K Farther Derelopmots. Nothing has transpired in the last day or two to show whether the man sup- posea to oe $cott, rartin ta rartin, but Solicitor Argo informs us. that he is continuing his intestigations nhxemit- tiuglr-rSeversr persons front, Partin's own neighborhood were here yestetday ana ,ioosi at' the prisoner. hut. none threw any light or any consequence on the matter'. , A-prW V The .Impression which seems to cre- vail more than any other is that. the man is. not Partln but thai be deems it safe to keep his identity concealed for soma other osuse. Possibly he is wanted ror some other crime. ". v. - j r .. A curious fact in connection with the prisoner's story was related by a gentle man yesterdays The former said he landed In this country on Snndsr mom ing, July 13, 1878. The gentleman re ferred to took the trouble to look up the matter and found that July 13. 1873. actually fell on Sunday. News and Ob server 1 T.i -.- -if ?., '11.n1 ' . ;.,.,,., Portraits.'' - ' j In oil or crayon from life Or small pictures done by MIrs Aurora Mace, w i oia teachirig drawing and painting 'f 1 t methods, at her residence on JvS.n. n Ptret. ' fjaalldtf, '1 v; i c V ,1 F Co mmiaa loners Proceeding. The hoard met on Tuesday at 11 a. m. All present. The clerk of the board was authorized to receive, upon payment of the legal fee, and list all taxable property and polls not given in to the several list takers for the year 1989, said order to continue until July Hth, 1888. The property listed to W. P. Hill & Co. ander the head of "ail other per sonal property," for the year lST, was red need from $3,500 to $1,750 The clerk was ordered to list to M. Hahn tire hundred acres of land in No. 9 township, valued at (300 00 anJ place the same on list of 1N37 and add the taxes of 1889, said. Hahn hiving bought the land in October, 1855. Jas. F. Taylor, having proved a good moral character was granted license to retail liquor at his place of business on Middle street for twelve months. Lee J Taylor was granted license for six months, and N. H. Styron for twelve months, they having proved good moral characters. The name of Julia Ann Th n;n w-as stricken from the pauper list The following gentlemen were ap pointed a committee to take into con ideration the feasibility of a bridge or fsrry across Neyse river at or near New Heme and report at next regular meet ing u ti. llrinson. vv. M. Watson, W Latham, T. 11. Mallison, E. 11. Meadows, Mayor of New Berne N W. .Sniallwood, President of Cotton and liraia Exchange. J J. Tolson. President of Board of Trade. Thoe S Howard and C. K. Foy. Tbe monthlv allowance to Marv iat luVa pauper, was increased from $1."i0 to ?'- 00. The name of Jobey Carter w as strick en from the pauper list, he haMn re turned to the poor house. Jas. A. Bryan, chairmau of the board, was appointed proxy for the county in tho next annual stockholders meeting of tbe A. A N. C. R. to be held on tbe 3d day of August. 1988, and all other meetings until the further action of the board. Commissioner W. G Hrinson was ap pointed a committee w ith authority to enquire into the matter of the lease. held by Mary J Lane, of the property now owned by the county and report to the next meeting of the board. A petition signed by J. B. Gardner, John Kirkman and J B. Koacb, pray ing that the board take the proper stps to procure the proper drainage of Carl ton and Denmark swamp and adjoining lands, having been presented, the clerk was ordered to issne to the county sur veyor the instructions provided for in Sec. 1, Chap. 207, laws of 1887. The jury in the case of a public, road in No. 1 township, submitted, a report which was opproved, tbe road declared a public road and the clerk ordered to notify the rupervisors of No. 1 town ship. The monthly accounts were pasted upon and the board adjourned to fon day, July 9th, 1888. r - - The M. E. Conference Woman's M s sionary Society. The Woman's Missionary society of the N. C. M. E. Conference closed its session on Monday evening and the members left for their respective homes yesterday morning. The following officers were elected for tho ensuing Jjear; l Tresident, Mrs. J. A Cunninggim, of Inreflnahoro Vire-Preaident. Mrs. I.urv Robertson; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. F, H. Bumpass; Recording Bscre- tary, Miss Blanche Fentress; Treasurer, Mrs, w. H. Branson; Auditor, Mr. Mo- Cabep Superintendent of Juvenile Work- Mrs. W. S. Black1. District Sec retaries? Rileigh district, Mrs. R. H. Whitaker; Durham, Mrs, T. G. Cozart; Greensboro, Mrs. L. L. Hendren, Salis bury, Mrs.'- R. Bumpasi; States v tile. Mrs; W. M. Bobbins; Shelby ,Mrs. H. T. Hudson; Charlotte, Mrs. F.D. Swindell; Fystteville MissLixxle Rtshton; Wil mington. Mrs. W. A, Hahkins; New Berne, Mrs. Caroline Bangert; Warren- ton,' Mrs." Julia Gilliam; Washington, Mrs. J.B, Cherry :Mt.' Airy.' Mrs. B. P, Hall. Delegates to Woman's Board of Missions; Mrs. F. M. Bumpass; Reserve, Mrs. L. L. Eendren. , ' the next meetingof the 8ociety will be held at Charlotte, N. Q. , ' The session ; was a harmonious and profitable on.; The Society is doing a great work for .tha. cause of missions. In 3 Norja . Carolina ' there are about twejve hundred and sixty members who hare; contributed daring the past eight months $1,363.23. The Bright Jewels, numbering about twenty-five hundred members have given 1745.47 in the past fisoal year ot eight months, "Suffer tha little children to some," end lay,; up treasures r hestta.v.tr,!: fl- ji ---1 ir-- rilRECT Imryirtatlon , ot French U Brandy and Holland Gia arrived in bond sni duties paid.' at Custom aonse ii.. w t e.gnars-. :-r i g? a- 9 r : " SI ATE FS t0MnM.l. Twiu-Cuv !,: Senator M. W Han ! som has brru : elected a member wfj the Demoernuc N i weal Commute I Sanford ExproM Tbon. ilariw.0, a colored man from Merry OaU. deu ted by the proper authorities is iov m Moore county orgauiaing rarairr am aaces among the colored ir . WtlmiDgton Star The nisi ie melons of tbe season raided nrar u.e City were in market la: "aiarlay The bridge a.T.ws the Hack channel from the haum . k i. i- f la h tiaa 1 been cimpleied Chatham Record TLc ti (.ouleJei i ate re-union to be hel 1 on the tint Tburs dsy in August will be tte grandest or j casion eer kuown in l tiaiuaai dc Ranson. ScaUs, ledman and other .1 t tinguiahed citizens are exacted Henderin N ew Mr J U l-o ' ulii. had b.a bouse stru. a ' i h i u u i. Friday niht lai Mr hu 'hijn s i(r and ctiild w ere a No ir u. a D e obi. 1 eyes are serious il Mr at ! Mrs. Hui hactn trr m in Kuiitjn Free ! rrr r j jr , peels . f U.is cuui.tt :.xt. t.n n.u, h I m IiF.ii Atl l.v tliH r . i,t ',vir.h!D I weather lueJ i m.diigt.t ihe gm bouse on ihe pla. e .ear 1 t v Mr hadJa kson of Mr K 11 :;ur.trre was buined to the grounl Mr Jcok eon s lose is a ..ml 1 "' Mr -ir-.tree s ' loss is at v.t -' 1 I News and v't.Ht.i, i ton a ill be at V o-:. . i. i:.- .: The schooner Ji'ai, i.i ' ! . '. iri ( Mass, to IVm;i i!a , . i ander :s Uiand. d i. .r :'' I i' Crew SHVe.l OnlLr 'il,, I. 'r V D. Col-, i ( ' ,1 ,n:. ..!. ' .(Klim ilte.l -.i; t !. .: N.i , ti at r J ili it II K-'sgHu '. i- w i. . at tend i!." Inter 1 .i o . itnu I'oovei.ti ji in K.,.eili in ,tt and dehvi-r .n .l,10lts o ii.l.-i -,u,o trans pnrlatU'ii ttn 1 ltH It !al.l !.-. 1 ain'ul til re lift ! I ! i : . ' i i . . i p; tor if tin- irst lU('t : ' ! ir li ; ual eth lii Im cii mirtiitm li v tit.' t I the 1U f : iri rnr n. u ' 1 ' i heili fit t ll.,l It. ,... "flight l 'olds lay the f many cases nf t m-uio't u chills They should n, I for an hour A remedy tl them promptly h olio Hi in. i i fi n hii I ti nil ! e i-.i-lei led .it will chec k it h mi 1 I be kept iu n place id h hold. Kdwdid I nor in e ery li,.ust Wilsi'ii, the .listin and lecturer. HJ'i flushed traveler Chestnut Mreet, I'hiUdelpin.i, l'.. re Cenlly wrote to Ilrs. .'-'i.Hikey .t l ilen. TiJUAri h Street, in that t il Com pound Oxygen lias mado me well tiut 1 always keep it in my f.iin. i I relv on it in case ot -ud Ion i ni I , f t 1 foun 1 it invalual I lat inti r in New i.-.eiins for such Ut,f II nne I reaimi'tus are sent to all t arts of the unity More than thirty thousand lou " found peace in as many Inm-eh olds I h til. acy of this treatment in curing . n'ini t"n. Diphtheria, Aslhm-i, Neura'ii and Rheumatism is full v stal lihed. It is recommended l.y niinv pr.iclitioners Send for a is sent fre pani) h I ot it 10 SI HS ( . I' IV Is A kiss, a hurried p-irtin I turned from homa awsy A still more rapid oturtinfx. Out the heart boot light tin I i; .v Into a land of strangers liurir ,1 Just what I ill out did dread. Into tho wide, wide world. But by a dear hand lea 1 Among the so.a of fa'es. That here would meeting ' Ktrh took their custom pUoes. Where business held the s a ay A sigh, n wistful loncinc; For the hearts still warm and tin A wish, for a voire belonrrin; To some dear fsco I knew. Then tears, dear little comforts. Came winding down my checl. And lifted out the burden. That made the heart so weak. Then sleep in balmy dreamland. In which, unto me came, A voice, a tender sister 's hand. And touched, and railed my name Ah. home is where the heart bides. And back in dreams it glides. Till earth will hold uo droamland. And hearts control its tides. NOSIE gCARnOROTUH . ADVIfK TO nOTHMS, Mas. WiNBLow'a Soothing Syiiup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens tbe gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Jdiar hoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. taarl7dtutheatwly For Sale Cheap, FIRST-CtASS PHOTO. OUTFIT. Address S. L. McOONIQAL, jUdlw Stonewall, N. C. Brick! Brick! Brick! I i BY Y. P; BURRUS & CO., C0CIIISSI0N IffiECHiHTSi 'AHBtJGIiAlH;;: DEALERS, 'Sr.VT'iliwrii; Docs, v, s .' -V'SETT 'BERNE, N. A ' - ' " ' tT. Consign as your produce; . 50.000 COMMERCIAL. turr. J a'y 'Jd i utut' Sales cf 2 4 " ' ) '. lucuary ; 1 Irtlujll New V h k t'iirely stea.iv J u epi J Mr M.-t-rr Apr. .Nov .- 1 Mv 1'eierr. her J 4 J a: e N heme uiarkel ,u.- niHam l.a..t. Cru full a l j aild & rebo'use IF.der. 8'. iX.'. . ., : rcitriNTisa Hard f T-$l M 0 its - 4"n'"V 11 bu'.k Hsasw 1 1 ' i , '. " per . : htsr -.'n foot ') - u To Khsh 1' 'im T ii i 1 1 vis Cuntry ',:'..' 1 i i' Mi,! Vto pc-r pe b fliNlTS - " u'JO ' IH-rtu-i'Hk'II!-lIiWD l,, . M K , I Pot it. ubi ; d ! 'ikt din us MU.-NOI Km W eel lud dt t ; ait.l t. 1 n 1-l. . id : ' 1 0 i . r M ina! ' tin !i SJ tt'a J -o i n - 'i h. arts 8-' J saps 9 -v t , .: ' ii!:.i j'.o.: j II 1 KHA I.K I'HIl KM N in y KM I'oKi i .5 ' , U'KH M K 4 r - T.l-o. t" K s. F K s. H s and 1 r : .'i'K ( t oat iv 1 4 K t - 'j b v I tl e tor e N 411.11 IOtl.ll. '.0 S ? J '' Hr.iiH Orai.tiU;el i ' YfYf. ' i it K Kr '; M Sti.T - U 1" i SH MoLAShKi m -ivHi rs SOat. I'-'WOItK 3 . I) Hiii it - Drop. 8'. ' o t.u. k. $: KKN.ltNS '.'tc Hlt'PH- Prv T i t.LO w - 4 , 4 per 1 o STOLEN ! A Horse and Buggy ! A '-orHl II. use. w,:h white feet, vears id 1 a nearly new open luiifv, made by the 1 1 reen vil ie t ar r ia;i Works, and about Mfi od in nmney, were Bt.'len Sunday niuht. Johnnie Jones, a white hoy about. ; . years il I , spare tm i I . dark coin pie x i 1 1 I who ha I tie. 'ti wurliinn with tin- is missing and I feel certain thai he is tio thief :. I :n. information recardmtr i.-tn.e t.i J I ..S.-i I '. A M't iKI , '. I I . ix ville. 1'itt I 'o , N 1 Grand Ratification OF DEMOCRATS AT NEW BERNE, Wednesday, July 11. 1SG3. Steamer Carolina w ill leave rretitor Wednesday morning at M u cluck , and will return next tnorninK, nmtiu all an opportunity to he present at the lire.it mil Opening Demonstration of the Campaign Some nf the most prominent pi 'li, pr of tho Hlsto will be present. V It K I "II lo il'Mi I'hli'. I'r.im Trenton. 50i- . l-'usciie's ll.inl, an i I,'. inker Undue landing, lie. I'll loss ill". "D.-. K. O. SIMM' IMS O. I . M. DAM.. M.maeers Assignees' Sale. In pursuance of a deed of assignment made by Dai I Bros, to tin as trustees, w e shall proceed to soli at public auction, at their store on ('raven street, in the city of New Heme on Wednesday, the lfuhdayof August, ISs, :,t i m.. un less sooner disposed of, tho Entire Stock of Goods Contained in said store. Store Fixtures, l)ek, and one Marvin Safe. 35 acres of land on Broad creek, in Pamlico county, together with the steam sav-mill with 80 horse power engine, return tubular boiler, and all necessary equipment) for a saw mill Capacity 20, 00U feet per day. Also a dwelling house, store house ami ware house on said lot. Ono lot of land in Morehead City. No. 4, square 4. One office build ing in the city cf Now Berne, on the east aideof Craven street, near cbtlon platform. The light draught paanenger and freight steamer Carolina, 82 tons regis ter, carrying easily 100 bales of cotton: stern wheel, chain gearing. Machinery and hull in good order. One 13 horse power Eclipse engine. One warehouse at Bell's Ferry. One flat at Bell's Ferrv. One horse and dray. Terms Cash. W. D. Walt. ice, Josiah Excm, jy3d&wtd. Assignees. NOTICE. Atiantic & H. C. Railroad Co.. Newbern, N. a, July 3d, 1888. f The Thirty-fourth Annual Meeting of tha Stockholders of the Atlantio and North Carolina Railroad Company will he: held at Morehead cut. n.-u.. on Thursdsy, the Second day of August, 1888. r.- U. ROBERTS, TJv3d80d , SecreUry. Jr Wanted; . I j I . , I ' .'' .... T A poeilion aa Compositor rirr news paper.- Address O.. Journal ofTico. Duffy's Group Syri'jtj Recipe ef the late Dr. WalteB DlTlT. PKEl'ARtli A.NU SOLD BY V w nt.iit.. North Carolina. NOTICE ! To the Tax-Tayers County of Craven es, X. C, My C'O'rtratajripaart, .eirN-ru, July g, lft3, ci'en that the Board Craven county will ! i miiiiii iSi,ttel n-rt al Uie i url n Mi IN I 'AY J Houe in Newbera, J ; STii, ls.ss, at TEN ( urv,e of revising the) laltuiion of tbe property vt i ih- I ,t Taker of -s i f the county. M fvr tl. 1 ai Licis an i re: 'true ! i ' lie flil,i, . a : ; t ' !n'di n i ' mad- it: 1 ,i 1 1 1 c mplainu thai i ' the valuation ! : r -perl '. ! I'.',,-. I w ... itur d a v , J .. w :. , h t ate i.n i nij v i I f r . i r i 1 K I hi sessioa lfvi, after I be heard 1 UH8. Clerk. v T ill. I . I. Is W 1 .N'l" li The King of Glory. t'f .)08U8 i ll low iliiily Ml . i. i he Idle - loiiK) ik) i !' A inert i i luui 11 does, i flVH iiumtlis "K lailyre in i h irty-tlve I'nehnn. i w iimtngion i;iii sola In : i u ' in m . s eiiiliiried .it. -t r'n iilars ne of various m;i k out fit , e twKh in liegt i I'llW KSI I KV I'l It. ol SK. if 1 I - I Ti ire S t N vll n I.K. I'KNN 'I Hli;.st suliKVIlptlOU ""i ii ! Alliums ' ' ; '' ; ' i ,i hi 1 1 v ltil.it s ire s i.. I ilu'2m NOTICE. " - N. "l and 13d of A 1 I- K haviri); lieen lout, i' il I e ni:ide to tho Kill road ' v f- 1 t.-w c rtilicatee. 1 s. hCl-KY, K It ! H 'b'FV. Hoi i.i l ,,n,. isns. n;!0p EATON 1888. THE JEWELER Vatchcs, Clocks. Jewelry SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE- PUt T t I.KS. i larirrr hi in k of SnertarlM I k..., tlian any other Htore in North tlarolina. 1 talio p.-irtieiil.'ir piins to lit them to the 05 i'i . f parties nerd in;: thi in. Having woil.i d sl' inlily at the bench for over thirty yeats, I believe I can do as good work an any watchmaker in the Stale. Co .UK ANli SF.F. MR. SAM. K. KATON, Middle street. Opposito Baptist Church. fl2 dwtf Finest Table, and Good Cooking Butter, Sold Cheap by the TUB. WHOLESALE GKOCER. BINfiHAM SCHOOL. KWJSac'-1' offers the best PHYSICAL, and th TO E IV T A I, enltme, a nompulaory CTJR ' i ' mt uu m wim kkfohosTd trrHtav? s : rea)nable bnt itrlrt DlgCIPLlBK, ,J .f location entirely fre from MA iiAUl A. ' r ' ?T.m"Per spent attending ABI 'v , Ct LTUUAL. PAIS8. I'or Ctk)gU. ' mj. R. BiireHAtt, 4 rn ? t j Binitiam 8chool, Orans Ca . v' . Notice. 'i,-'U' i The Stockholders oft the fi. ' Q. I. Fair Issociatioa V" adjourned roesUng on tha 1 August next, in the-City of lw'Ber. to decide the time of holding their ri annual Fair, and W transact s-ihc.; . r business as may properly cor- beforw them. - ' "WaUDUKa rr. , 3. i WILLIS, fieerc" - 1 - Je29 d&vltav26 dOwH"! ' ' HI,': - I i 1" AC vi l ..V i i -'it) 'A s'-'i, , '