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NEW BERNE. N. G. FRIDAY. AUGUST 17t 1888.
PRICE 5 CEtfTS.
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LBUSI5ESS J.OCALS.
. v-A ftnalotN.O.flaina foreaJe at the
- XX. eaeastor..
, 'fUST KBCHVED-ky schooner En-
tin , and for sale b
la
Wbxttt,
Crave 84., 1 door below Booth Front.
TT8E PUiTX ICR. manufactured by
U the Jerman lee FaOtOTV. fiy.tf
1V?7,T.OST-l,boo;DOLLAE3 ia until
mi- ' change every month by tho. who
VP fait to petronia. K. B. Heckburu. Th.
wooer." To tnos pareona i wui say
give as. a trial and b esaviaoad. I
will refund money If good arsrawt sat
isfactory and fooad to be m represent
ed. "Small profits sad quick aulas" la
ay motto nd So. aaved to yoa U lOo.
snadet You nil know that these "alee"
aooa amount to dollars, Now f yon
wiah to Mtt thorn, ha aura yo buy
from, ma, and you wtll eartainiy do
that oaa thing. Try ay So Floor ia
10 lb lot! anyway, wkh just 1 lb or my
Fin Batter.
.
OK draught, Bergner & Eogel'aoele
bratad Bear, ica cold, at
jyl7tf A. H. Howoa.
BOTTLED BEER, tea cold, and all
othar cool drinka at
jyl7tf A. H. Holtoh ".
CI ALL at tha Broad 8t. 8tora wbera
' yoa can buy all kinds of Freeh
Grooeriaa low for eaah only.
O. F. M. Dail, Ag't.
WHITE LEAD, Mix ad Paint, Var
niah, Oil and Olaaa at
GtO. Alum Co.
PABaXLL's salt against the Loo
don Times Is for 11,500,000.
"Mrs. Lanqtby recently lost
$100,000 in race horsS by a railroad
accident.
Mb. Thxjbmin aays be had bis
letter of acceptance ready four days
after he was nominated.
Business continues to boom.
The Democratic engine is on the
track and all the oars are loaded.
THE fever panic continues at
laoKSonvuie ana poopie are ieav-
injf the City in large numbers by
th MliinniAnnnMn hw wav of
Atlanta.
The Savannah Benevolent Asso
ciation has contributed 11,000 for
the relief Of the distressed at I
J.i.kai.l1U. Thia 1. th flrat
subscription to the relief fund.
GENERAL VON MOLTIE has
w ln.rtn th rHrrl liat nf
aM S4 SeyV4aV vast wp w. a wx a j w vai
a.., n " , r ttv ttTi
luowriuiia wau). uru. uu
aarson sacceeus mm. iimperor
as n I
William has written General Von
Moltke a gracious and affectionate
letter nominating him as President
AfnAntvT).nu.
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CALVIN S. BRICB. Chairman of
kA VaflAfial TtamnAPatUli'vantltrA
' ' Committee, visited the President
i.'-i a ax..,. 4t..
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Campaign text book WSS Waiting for
his letter Of i acceptance.' It was
Ss aeciied.'it is said, that the letter
alioaldbagiTenontthigweek,
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i iWBMfc- IJlalna w speeding
along itomewari )fo " 'gCBoU
Witbnntink .wordael-
Jtoma. ne, emptoyeea Jf
loud wheiLthfttxala .went byr that
1 Xt Blalna looWd Op ft6m reading
nunAP and aiMf ftThal'a a ntettT
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v tTL. -Uf3Aa V W 9 AiaV UVIVQ IU WUVaV4H VM
. of the word. Mr. Blaiae said Mr.
PA-jinndaa'.S', "It rlArtAnrla nnon
- "L ' ''aT A) 1" JUL 1' W -l A a . a.
,w.wm
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TWfnHowln haa rii..h
nTork V Borne, Ang.tl3. An offl
clat " dispatcbi received front Mas-
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snvfth eontflina -tha followlnffu.. ..
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atartimg intelligence! xnree nnn-
- . a mmmm , m
-' unaer-me commana 01 iiwian
:' Odcera, hare been deatrojea bj
; Abj8sinians.;;The killed included
all the oScera. attack waa be
h made b iheiauxniar!ei)on
.v . - i . r ri
Laneu. ine cataeiropne. fMrr-.,
cue w ueacnery on we pars oi.me
. . . , ... . . ,t.i; wiw. wuuav isuui auvuk
native aitiea, wno joinea tne enemy
tzxizs the tghtlng,'-- v'
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nftn Anil flnanlal fitlantlAn flial
w
f "i-rlsi. There;' ia no danffpr
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low fever In tbis Vicinity, but
t J rarer that IS worth bavins
r tp tofir.ftloralitv. Vardnut
i:r yel.o-x f:vcr.; To tie c'ltor
(ft'TVcrll; tz'z that jc"o
it tha Booth I beg to Mil jour at-
teniion to tha fact that the phyei-
elans in BraiiL particolirlj Eio da
JaaeiraeciaatayeOlow f.ve,
tha SAma as for smalt pog, and nn-
acclimated persona so Taoeinated
not one death occurred daring the
last two years. It would ha well to
eall the attention of phjsieians to
this fact in tha hope that they will
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inTwtigata the same and thereby
lessen the chances of the spreading
of this terrible ierer. 3. K. E. , I
LOCAL NEWS.
Mr. E. B.Cox hat purohaaad tha Club
B--J "-
p.u iUl . iiucuc
B. w. Peileii.r of Jonea county haa
wu"' "U luo u ru "uaiMB. oonaucveu
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k. O rr II. 1 . TT i . i I
"j " uu.uv oiuwr w sutei i
Albert. U. wm in the buiinfis all
Kin.tr n fnr ...! r..r.
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uuwayoirinuco county maaea
tha startling jet cheerful statement that
Lha nrnn, in iht nnuntw m t nruantl
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occurs the yield this year wUl equal
that of the seven preceding years put!
toother.
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Mr. John O. Gardner died yesterday
morning at 7:30 o clock of paralysis,
0. was wall known in the city and
county ; had once been a leader in the
Greenback Party of the county, and
was a candidate on the Hahn-Republi-
C40 ticket for counly treMurer when
be died. Funeral from his residence
this evening at half past Ave.
Steamer Movements.
The Veaper of the E. C. D. line ar
rived yesterday with a cargo of general
merchandise and will sail at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. The Eaglet of this line
will arrive tomorrow.
The Manteo will leave this morning
at 9 o'clock for Norfolk via Ocracoke.
Senatorial Nomination
rne Democrats or the second sena
torial district held their convention at
Washington on Wednesday, the 15th
It i. M I
Inst snd nominated, by acclamation,
w. a. uicasor Uyde andilenry Stubbsl
of Martin.
w.nav. not the pleasure or knowing
' luobs is one oi vne
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Hon, Thos. G. Skinner, candidate for
Congreaa in the first district, and Geo.
!
I aorvwDaj rQi CsaOuiQalo IOT eiOlor. I
; mmA Un ...
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" va w mmm wuw van a vD Va ua T tjs.lu IV a SI ! 1
I "'ins aval VTCtvsvi wuv.O WIOI VUvh UIQ
caavaa. today. Thev ar. in BToodtrim
to make a rousing canvass.
Mortio Mark, has retuin.d from a
trip North and look, fresh and well
I
i aaninnea ror tna ran nnainaaa.
Solomon Gornto.Eea. and Mr. Sam-
mona of Onnlaw arrival Aarr1av.l
Jhv p crop, looking better
for several years.
atinute. read and adopted and th.
I The Quarantine
Our city counoil u in special tes-
,ion "t6rf ,or 0,6 of adopt-
rfrjTTTTTJ
ing more rigid quarantine regulations.
An ordinance pasted on th. .abject will
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these regulation, may
Nothing can too ngldaV will W
rant areourr.nc.ot.uch an infliction.
W. had betterpatlenUy bear As inoon-
wntenc) and annoyance of , quarantina
regnlatlons for a few day. than by care-
1 1 i, .ii. .., , ..v.
UnjcUon Chranted.
mwiug 01 tue noara 01
-B., app-ared Ufore the
1 witutj vuiuuiiaawusra ju. a n . oisr
livaM .. attorney for the 8. H. Out
condition render, it almost
tn. liability or. tna company to a
u ,n tT"Wp ?ubmit'
I ted to the presiding judge at the next
fence tax in No. 7 township be submit -
tn thai 'nraaMtnO 4nitia it la nWtl
MUon b.ing r.fue.d, an application
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NUJ"Hua " praveu w. twwmvii
The fajuhctlw was granted
H 9uia
:Tu
;t:I'l '.'.
i Firat OTjen BoiL- -
fail., front the city' brought in
or w weji aTeioned ooen
J boltaof cotton yesterday.': He uit bit
Liimi kui iaantai.M ..4 I. k..nn
.-r w .
toftpen jfapidljr.- He hopes to have
nflv... ,'.t: a. .
I nil. iu UBiuiB. u urac ui PBDtemuar,
By reference 'to our file, we find that
islth. first open' boll wai brought' 1a on
1 ! 1 . j 't.
- prec,'T nBln" 7 . J'
w. can fairly estimate that. th. crop
f-"y as early as last yeSr and if It geU
ri t'i tsck from ihrmi, . worm
" t vrill be uiuoh better in thi. seo-
i , .ii i ror several yctrs. -
Special Fraeaadlan ef Cttj CeaaelL
Auouw 18,1588-A apeclal meeting of
of ty oowku waa aaia tooay at
aaV.
fu uirfch, b. B. Laaa, V. A.
Crawford, H. H. Siaaona and J no. H.
Thomaa.
Tha Mayor autad ha had called
a hoard fogathw for VAapurpoea of
J Mragard.ih.aanl-
tary aad qnaraatina meaaarea.
wUf u low
f,Ter ,xl.inad by Dr. F. W. Hngbaa
and Dr. Frank Duffy (Fort Pkyaioian),
and the powibillUa. of iU balng earriad
1!!"!:
Vaajw. u ivitVWaUI uiuiwskuvv w aaa
ITT ..
n.Ubw!ngooaun1t', wVh tohiha
eitr or Raw Baraa la in constant, mu-
BaM interootiraa; and.
pwloiaB .n.l.a h th miil
f UWl VH, 1U U9 VIUBIUU 1 U
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authority, tnoludlni ut. t . W. Hugne.
the only euro praTantira agalnat the
entrance of the diaaaaa, ia tha im
uiouisw ewpWK" vl hi buu uuiu
to and from aaid infactad community
for tha period of at least twenty-Are
days; therefore.
T) 1. .J.1J rv.. .11
b atharwiia hatwaen New
Berna and Ooldsboro, or othar infected
place., be prohibited for twenty-fire
daya from tha paasaja baraof.
a t" i . . i i . i a rm . ii
Mayor be invested with full power and
authority to oarry out tha provision.
naJ0' , . , , .
and eTery jioiution hereof the
nffandur .hall ha fln.l 50or ImDriaoned
thirty days.
K. a. aiADOw8, xayor.
Silas Fclcbir, City Clerk.
New Berne, N. C, Aug. IS, 1383.
Father Prioe and Rev. Mr. Battle
were allowed to return to their home in
New Berne
At tho request of President Bryan
two gentlemen were allowed to oome
ln from Bllgh
On motion of Councilman H. II. Sim
mons, Mr. Nathan Tisdale s little girl
was allowed to oome horn, from Oolds
boro. She to b. taken off at the quaran
tine station and kept at her home for
twenty-five days. ,
Councilman R. P. Williams moved
that the street hands be deputized to
act aa special police.
On motion of R. P. Williams the
INensa Tmnt Rlrnr Tr.n.nortAtlnn
Co., also Independent line, wereal-
Mowed to enter th. city when they have
no paa.ng.ra. otherwise will bav. to
report to quarantine neaaquarters suo-
ject to quarantine regulations
wn motion or k. r. wiuiamatne
P"7 carrying the Port Fhyalclan to
.fa . .
allowed one dollar for etch round tiip
and be subject to the Mavor. .unitary
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committee, and Port Physician', or-
ders
I On motion of R. P. William, tha sanl
nnitt.e waa inatructad to pur
1.1,... fl- U. lv-JJ
""j "" w umo
Mbuted for sanitary purpose..
Un BOtlOtt 01 K. r, William, bone.
l"1
th. .treota toll th. flat of Ootobor.
board adjourned .
bills ruLCHxa, uierk
Ho D(intar to Hw wenx.
Th tgH quarantine regulation.
Lw.,. v. nF .. m, ..
Gold.boro are for the purpose of
thoroughly protecting the city against
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UTM of 0 Btill
m,nnt.A ...m tnhttnlh
rf4ld nnleM feTW h.d been ds
MniAlmtt OAi,f.i. .nrf .a
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are Inclined to think that the board
upon application being made will allow
any one passing through to come on to
New Berne.
The rigid quarantine, however, and
the active .tap. of the stmt oommittee
cwar np and put the city in good
1 w
! yellow fever In New Bora..
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asywvim..vii:
r. KrMinRrlE VW aUnintTIVIYI MrTUi waaa na,
t-ZZl
'2 nM .
eitr, and 117 SW.8t.r.naxn, Esq.,
for the defendant? -r'
ttonorttAaUw that
naa neen eivetu---v-v
:rn,w'wintrnL
I " ' w
ho thai a frelghf irala name In wlth:
out topping at the; quarantine jtatioa.
i wonoUf the defenae wa. that
I rroor nOtic had not been a?lven i
r I i - .. a - .. .. ,
al' uonoraisinjasea.tnacaae
t-yjm I '
i -st . ... nn.- at....
and the .ffloacref Ytm action bav.ren-
Uered the famous California liquid fruit
1 - a n m .
remeuy,oyruporlBig,immauaeiypop-
is alar. It Cleanse, and Tone, ud tha
I closed and feverish System, and die-
or I re's ll?star!-e, rjowa ana revera,..
R. N. Du"y, '"aEt, llew Cera., N.O.
I i ', augldiwarr
The North Carolina Dead in Rich
mond, Va.
Ona thousand .een hundred and
eighty North Carolina soldiers ar.
buried ia Bollywood Cemetery. Rich
mond, V, Their riaves are anmtrked.
Theladieeof Hollywood Memorial As
sociation desire to place grsnite blocks
at the head of each grave, and uk con
tributions for the purpose. The Ladies
Memorial Association of Nw Berne ap
peal to the citizens to aid the under
taking. Contributions can be sent to
Mrs. Geo. Allen, Tiea. urer of Memorial
Association, or to tho JoubnaL office.
Contributions will be acknowledged in
tho Journal.
Mrs. Johu Hughes 81 00
M. M. Nash 1 00
" C. W. McLean 1 00
" George Allen 1 0(
JOCRJUL 1 00
Msj Grsham - . 5 00
Mies Annie M. Sluver. 1 00
C.T.Hancock 100
Mrs. M. DeW. SuveDoo 1X0
ST1TE .NEWS (OM)i:FII.
News sod Observer The Farmers
Institute and grand encampment ai
Mt. Holly was called to order Tuesday
by President Mills There were about
I 000 people present. The ei ihibits are
very fine. Raleigh extends a cordial
welcome te the farmers. Yesterday
express from tb western part of the
State brought in a heavy ci'goofex
hibits. Capt. Williamson placed on
ezhltion yesterday a lux riant grape
vine, which was loaded wrth rich
cample clusters. It will be one nf ihe
most attractive exhibits of the fair.
Lenoir Topic: Jude Clark who pre
sides at next term of t'aidwell Superior
Court was Adjutant of the S'nh N. C.
regiment, commanded bv Colonel no
Senator M. Hansom. Sixteen
thousand nine hundred and serem;
three bushels of corn shipped from
Lenoir depot from January 1st to Jul;
31, and yet there are thousands upon
thousands left in the county and the
beet prospects for a big crop this fall
that we ever had. Mr. I. F. Steele,
son of Henry Steele, left home about a
month since on a prospecting tour
through the West. News wag received
last week that he had joined the regular
army for five years, and is now stationed
at Fo.t Riley, Kansas.
Charlotte Chronicle: Wo regret to
hear that Fred. Strudwick, Ksq , is yet
confined to his bed. The party is losing
a great deal by the inability of him and
1 Mr. Sanderlin. There appears far
more hopefulness and cheerfulness
among the farmers of this section than
waa discernible ten days ago. 1 he late
rains have wrought this great change.
Corn, cotton and other crops have re
vived greatly eicce copious showers
have fallen. In many places a full crop
ia expected, while in no places may the
crop be expected to fall below the av
erage. In Union county the crops are
reported to be very promising through
out. Ann Wallace, who cut the
throat of Millie Robinson, will be tried
next Friday.
Wilmington Messenger: Yesterday
morning, while the street gang under
Mr. Dan Sheehen were cutting some
weed, in Messrs. Fowler & Morrison's
lot, oav Water street, they came across
two beautiful spider webs which were
inhabited by four very large yello
spiders. When the weeds had been
cleared away so the webs could be
plainly seen, the discovery was made
that each had the word "Wilmington
N. C," printed across the face, as if
photographed' there. Every one who
saw the ourious spectacle was struck
with wonder, and at least twenty-five
people, white and black, gathered
around to get a glimpse of the curiosity.
The words were sufficiently plain for
each to readily read it, and one of the
web. which was placed on a sheet of
paper retained the outlines for a con
siderable length of time. The two
web. wer. about five feet apart when
discovered, and were of a gauzy, fan
like appearance that made them things
of beauty. The question is, though.
bow the words got there, and various
were the hypotheses offered. Some ad
vanced the theory that they had been
photographed there from the printed
words on some nying pieces of paper
others thought the spiders must have
made their web. of paper with the
word, printed thereon, and that the
paper had been reduced to a film, while
other, flew from one explanation to
another. While none of the theories
may b. true, the remarkable ciroum
stance itself is vouched for by Mr
Sheehan and all who saw it.
Notice.
There is white lime for sanitary pur
pose, at the station house, to be given
to the public.
J as. t. lewis, u. u
County Convention.
The delegates from the various town'
shin, to the County Democratio Con
vention will assemble at the court house
in New Berne at 11 o'clock, a.m.
Thursday, Aug. '23, 1888, pursuant to
th. notion of the convention at its late
session.
;. ' ; CH18. C. CLARE, Chairman.
ri.ng. u, 1888.-;. -r
'You cannot afford to wiaate' time in
experimenting When your" lungs are Ifl
danger. Consumption alway. seemi, at
first only a eoia. . uo not permit any
dealer to impose upon yoa with some
cheap imitation ot Dr. King'. New Dia-
oovery for consumption. ; eongbt and
cold., but be ture you get the genuine.
Because h. an mak. more profit be
may tell yoa be has something just as
good, or just the .am.. Don't be de
ceived, but insist upon retting Dr
King a New Discovery,1 which ' is guar
anteed to give relief in all throat, lung
and cheat affections. . Trial bottle, free
at R. Duffy', drug .tore. Large
bottle 91. ; .
ekJaa'a iralM Baiv.
Tu Bin Baltb ia th. world for
Outs, Brakes, Boras, Ulcere, Sal
Bh.ua, revs Bora. Tatter, Unappea
Haada, ChllbUina, Coma, and all bki
Erupoou, and oaitrvaly' ouraa puaa
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to
rive perfect eatiaf action, or money rs
ionded. PrkM M oeata par boa. For
sale bv K. N. Dullv jaa 17
ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE. S.OT.Viv
lb ia tJoliea tayj tha sowan ot uti
vrUT and is eon.uctaa by tbe Jesuit
F.Ui.rm. u la sttnMa tn a very baaatiful
part ol New York Couty bat imi lbs Bar -
lem H. I L L Boona Krary tacUllT i snreu
for lbs bast Clasaloa,!. Bolaatiflo aad Com-
eerciai KSaoatlon Board and Tuition per
Yaar S30a. etndlaa re-ODea Wedaesday.
deaiamttar 6tb, lWa.
St Jaka'a Hall, a Preparatory He boot fur
Boys from 10 to 13, la under the same dirw
tlou. For rurlbar particulars apply to Kiv.
Joh Scully. H. J., Ptcs. ul7dwlm
THB I'NIVKStaiTY
or THIS eOlTB
I is located atSgWaNEK.TSiN .
upon th
umber land flataau. x,SU feat above the see
leT.I. Thi. school, under the apaelal patron
age of 1 br Biabope of the Protectant kptaro
pal Cborcb, ln tba uo.th aad South t
Oder the bealthleat residence sndlbehmii
advantage botb floral and educational, id
1 la Grammar School and lu tia Collegiate
and Theological Departments Kor the
peelal claims of tba University ror patrou
age, apply for document, to the Uev. TKL
KA1R HUIHISON. Vice Chancellor. (Sewanef
1'enn. aulftdwlm
Duffy's Croup Syrup.
Racipe of the late Dr. Wltkk Di ffy
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
NEW BERNE, North Carolina.
lunelttd wtf
SALEM
FEMALE ACADEMY,
SALtCM. N. tJ.
Heulthful local ion; beautiful gmunilr . am
pie buildings with comftrtD utility rr
lor; leaping alcov bathing roomt, wii
rled and advanced courae o( atudy ; 4lai
achtxtlH tn Music. Art, Languatfea and I'om-
merrlal aludle; retlard home life, wtth gHi
hrUttan tralDlny; speolal care of tht Indi
Idual pupli: el ah ty-four year of eon ti mi
ni fliperleaoe and more tbaa fi.Otui A Iuiiidh'.
Send fr ('atalogue and (Mrculara. y 25 d w 1 iu
Just Received:
One Car Old Mess Pork
For Sale Cheap by
IT. Uli-ieli.
WHOLESALE G HOC Kit.
NOTICE.
Change of Place for Holding
Elections ln No. Nine
Townahip.
North Carolina, Craven Cocnty, 1
County Commissioners' Office. !
New Berne, Aug. 6th, 1889. )
Notice is hereby given that by an or
der of the Board of County Commis
sioners of Craven oounty, passed this
day, the voting precinct at Brock e
Store in No. 9 Township, in said county,
has been changed from said place to
May s Store at or in Jasper, to be
known and designated as Jasper Pre'
cinct in said township, and that all
elections in said township shall be held
at said last named place until otherwise
ordered.
By order of the Board.
ORLANDO UUBB3,
a7 d30J Clerk Board Com.
Brick! Brick! Brick!
50,000
?"or Sale
BY
7. P. BURRUS & CO.,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND GRAIN DEALERS,
MlEXCT DOCK,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
Cif Consign u. your produce.
mav& dwU
STATE OK NORTH CAROLINA.
Crayen County. $
Before E. W. CarpenUr, Olerk BnperloT Court
James 0. Harrison , Administrator of l'eter
Cneavars, deceased,
vs.
Patrick Cheevers, William Cbeevers, Alice
Crosaler. Mary Laalle, Anna Carroll and
three tragdcblldren of a deceased sitter
of Peter Cheevers, names unknown, Heirs
at LAW.
Publication of Sum moat and Notice of Pe-
j. i tuton. - ,
Alice orossiey, Mary Iisaile, Anna Oarroll
and three BTandehUarea ot deeeesad sis
ter or Peter Ghaevrers, namaa wnknown.
Yoa and each of yoa aia hereby aotlfled
loai a peuuon naaoaea autyatea ia my oi-
floe aa Clark of tos Superior Cob it of Craven
atv. prayiaar for a sale of tne lands of
r Oheevers in the state of 'Nona Oaro
bv tha abOT named Admin la trator. to
make asaaw (ot the Dement of tba debt of
said lntastat aoaV eoata of administration.
And It further inMtruz tbat vou are bod
reaidenU of the State ot North Carolina, and
after due dlllceneeeannot be found therein.
you ar notineu tast earn petition wui be
heatd before ma en the 27th day of Auauat.
A.D.1888. And It ia ordered that thiamin.
mons and sotlae) af said petition be pub
lished ones week for six eoseneatlT waaks
U the DUt Now Berne Joukrau to.glva
yoa souoa trier eor, at wateu-. timaandt. ia
aaia aa. wui pro
-mroceadfd Itrmetnrt I a to
law. eirta nmler my had and efficrkLaeal
thUUth.ayofJoly,AJ,lK9. T . :
i K. V.OARPlfNTKB,
it IS f IB Clerk Bop. Court. Craven Co.
(a
DAVIS SCHOOL.
Military BoardiEf & :
FOB BOTSaMl IPOJn UU.
Vail preparatiaat Jar s Ooi
er lor tnnma, B-.toT t
mai Saec i wiaw .- ,
axaeneat auiwi i ( tin , ...
let Raaalt C2r Or, .--...
iMl 8r a. . v.. -fur
Mmuni inniiia Vo a . .
Chary far . ' riu aai ar kwn
rxmanment of CtlTf- 1 -
Tlearpky.
ftegttter wun fall paruoalart addaaa. .
COL. A. C. OAVIS, SupC,
L OKAaCa if.
AOENCY FOR
-Ol'
TlkU
P vs
1UIU
Torn Mover a no
lliavvirllu OASDIOaTSiriaAB.
CUUL1SD ) I'UltatN.
HIH1.. 0 AND noRTOV.
By i tie ule ot ihruj ciait we will sea who la
A Hl.Ai1. Ttiiaiigaria goKl aueugh tot tha
i'AL,!llA 1 1 10 smoke nurely tba Vitara
i'na .uioko iheui. h ive . cufa each, at
HIDIKHS 11. a It STOKE.
M'J.i.c. t;i soutb fruntsta.
A oo fre an t.e round aood rewia.
Km.-k'.Cii
.(1.1 ii if
ti'.ugr A
nt ... k'iMa of l'ohaoeo, Otcaia,
oilier .:de j.Hijiwoi soda Water,
IVep Kook Water, ete, te.
W. 1.. rtLHItH
: ii a :.urry u let you know It. "
The World Stands Aghast
AT MV LOW ritlCfcrJ, 1
And wonders, Uow is it that I nan ami I ,
iso much lower tliao i ny one else?
i ii ten you 1 have determined to be
easily satisfied for tho rash snd WORK
FOR SMALL 1-RDl ITS.
My Motto is: FAIR DEALING.
Come and buy from mo, and you will
never regret it.
K. R. JONES,
Heme, N. 0.
1862. EATON I86U
THE JEWELER
"AS A FINK STOCK OF
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry
SOLID SILVER
AND PLATED WARE.
SPECTACI.K8.
I keep a larger stock of RruutaM.
than any other store in North Carolina.
I take particular pains to fit thm tn tha
eyes of parties needing them.
Haying worked steadilv nr. tli a KaviaI
for over thirty years. I bolievn T mm Ar,
as goo.l work as any watchmaker in the
State
COME AND SEE ME.
SAM. K. EATON,
Opposite Baptist Church. fel2 dwtf .
Livery
SALE AND EXCHANGE
The undersigned having purchased the .
xtentUe Slalilos on .Mldille street, former!
conducted by Mr. Cohen, is prepared to fnr- "
nisume public with the very best servloelft
HOR8KS nnd VEHICLKH of KVERT DESU
CRIPTrON. . ..'
If lne stock always on hand for HIRE, SALK "
r EXCHANGE. An sxperlenoe of aavaral
years has made me familiar with tha.naoda
of New Berne and vicinity in this line, and .
no pains will be scared to give the fullest
satisfaction, drivers and tpnm fnm.Ka
for any occasion or tonny part of sarrouad
lng country. J. T, GWELL " ' "
Jydm Middle street :
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. ' S
Louniy or craven, f
I
Before E. W Carpenter, CIpiIc of gop. ConrJ,
vs.
R, 3. Primrose et a la. . . t '
Publication of Summons, In action to nana
money from Treasurer of Craven conat
To Sam lB. Stevens, Elizabeth AusMU Mar
E. Stevens, Elizabeth Cawthorne, Joh"l7U
m.rnnH Maw hi. .tr. n ... '
l his wife, Engene Gibson and Julia r hla -wife,
and 8aran Ulmer, or their lesai 'raiw
resentatlves.
Ton and eaohof von ar hnh .'.a.
that complaint haa been filed fn B. S
Inth.ahnv. .nlltl.4 i . . '
lng for the recovery of money bow t tbV
treasury of Craven county, which tha aaid
plaintiff claims. And It luruier epwirlnr
v,-. .uU aiwsr aua dlllaenee).
cannot be found therela , yon are notified that
above case win come to aheiu-ua-at ina
aZa r? r 1 uri vraven eoantr.
And, It is ordered that ,tbh summons
be pnblHhed once a weak f. rslswnaiontlva
weeks ln tha New Berne DarrS r aSSSSL , lTt :-.
.lye j on notice thereof and time and clara
said ease wilt be proceeded la acaomin. L. 1
law. .,
Olven under ray hand and Official so i.m'
th day of Jury, im, "waiseai this
k. TIT r.n. i ' .
Clerk of ann. Conn i- ,
NOtlCE.:
Tha Underaltrnad. T.m.. rt tx. ...
duly qualified "a. administrator Z,7S'
of denry ' WUUa, eoLydso'd.aBd h.rebr g'. ,
nooe that ha requires ail parsons bvi. -
T..t?"rs"'n" lue oevie oi me said !!.
Wlllia, to praaeas them 1 the said u ,
Utrator, duly anthentlcated, for pavm. ''
on or before Ike I6th day of Heptember .
orelae this aoUee wlU he pleaded In bar '
w1ta5?riwL
t an.." AMM CHARRrRoir.
I, angWat. . . . j - Adiuln!slrtor,