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i zzzxt. m. a. acq. t twa.
f aijai Pee. m awae, u
, ,WIIH IW
lI!V.HmpnM,f-1th greatest
A- rlcaa. statesman, baa .cota
: :-ctJ bis campaign. When it Is
f tadU wlIIU MfarddMtb
i .i remarkabla campaign in tha
! -itbrM dteades of American hla
tcrj, front hla bom in Columbus to
tli t'.'.j of Toledo,' traa ono mag
i :-LQTaUi Ail Oblo Uraed
c.t ta aee ber matcblesa states
r ia. Matcblesa in ability $ match-
a ia magnetism j matchless in
I zVAo aerrice, and matcblesa in
Us hearts of bis countrymen.
r;tc;Lwere made by Mr.
Ttr$;jnll along the line of his
tftrhafprocassloo, out ae
fjrsaSQf '.Opened bis campaign at
rort "Hudson,' Michigan, on last
Wednesday.
Tl s language of political cam
rV -i Uteratnre is usually extrava
gi5tloirOiritten vocabulary
ran fire a 'description of the great
ctvt'isitrort Hudson that does
i fjU'l Wtbe reality. The
r!r. J la the scene as it
staaii HC liQld relief on the
t - - 75 ', fact wnile
L. ; Ration; oi 'exultant wing,
t us "into Hit realm of sentiment
and'&eliiigV ' and pictures graii-ta-s
in the rejuvenescence of age,
tops in the bounding step of youth,
veneration and love in woman's
fashing eye and blooming cheek,
confidence in the long and 1 loud ap
plause that wells' like the roar of
ocean, and aasufanoe ln the tens of
thousands ot bandannas, fluttering
in tha baliny'breese Ind joyous
At2Vclock;the yacht wtth.Mr.
ThuraanarriTed at Port Hudson.
An immense crowd - blocked , the
striata and Ailed up the windows
and balconies along the way. Fort
En&ou'a twelve thousand people
wtrfjfoi? Vd;nd to .the
t : "isolation had bet a added
ESTeral thousand more1" from, all
rsrta of the State. n Pine Grove,
the beautiful park , that lies be
treca-Tort" Hudson and Fdrt
C ; t : t&cjstand was erected, and
t) it tbiBYeringreaslpg multitude
-r inolid nhalanx.
.ZJxis&ti Thwmah's speech
That speech. mqatj'take'! its place
xithriaheAme'jl .tpeeih on the
-rrora. ot; Indian . warfare, and
7Znjaah, Yancey'a bpeech on the
r IJ.Uiioaoexa ': .Tleir. could
r:S be reported; but. they win lite
1 1 tve perpetual remembrance pi
: -iind,' and ch6 through the
- filing chambers of immorti I
r 3..
' Vttis vasthe commencement.
; : iiLacn5t
' , ' vpon hi bngl hora was
thooaaad mm," '
-will it be when he enters
T " ' v and'.leaSs" the- charge at
; .bo! . l ri : t - ".
V why -this power of Thur
! Trhy the magio of his name.
: -piratioa of his presence J1
: a :1a idol of 'his. people, and
jioa of Democracy.
Effect. "Ma;
T 13 r'Z to uie r; earn a
:a i:
fellow who was loot
tl3 window, into the
"'Cause-the
by," was the
Tld A 5. i wcli2iEsa re-
at ai: .'.ca l.i nU cl ii
a w-oclca : taiti 15 per ct t,
it-xUass a-J na'ersiit t-isi
13;rce: aai rxe:ch2ee a ra:r
of gloves ia ia:er taied 10 er
fftt llecirrksla tU hand ka tin
dianer pail taxed 45 per ceat and
greets wile with acaerj inild
as sae locks at bitn throsk avin
dor pas taied 4)0 pr cent from
whica the tas drawn asUe carUins
taxed 49 per cent. After scraping
his boots on a scraper taxed 43
per eat he wipes them on a mat
of bagging taxed 10 pr et; he
lifts the door latch taxed 43 per
eent, steps on a carpet taxed 68
per cent ana gives a kiss to bis
wile In a woolen dress , taxed 70
per cenU She has a needle taxed
23 per cent ia her hand with which
she has been mending, with thread
11X64 to per cent, an alpaca cm-
fbrella taxed 50 per. cent It U a
small crick house , which . they
bought with their hard earniors
of a tuildmz ; Msociation. The
brick were taxed 20 per cent, the
lumber taxed IS per cent and the
paint 54 per cent, the wan piper
taxed 45 per cent, tnak the rorm
brighter , with its pai s furniture
taxed 33 per. oentj ho hangs his pail
on. a-steei pis taxed 45 percent
ana proceeds to get ready for his
supper. Ue washes his hands with
eastile aoap taxed 20 per cent tn
a tin Dastn tsxed 45 per cent. Us
then goes to the lookinc glass
taxed 45 per cent and fixes hia hair
with a brush and comb taxed 30
par cent, lie is now ready for his
supper which his wire has cooked
on a stove taxed 45 per cent with
pots and kettles taxed 53 per cent
the table la spread with the com
monest crockery taxed 56 per cent ;
ae drinks his water out or a cheap
fflasa tnmblAr taxed 45 wt cent t )
toe litttle sugar that he puts in bis
tea is taxed 80 per cent, and he
Stirs it with a spoon taxed 45 per
cent, his meal is a frugal one be
cause bard times have cut his wages
down and he is saving every cent
to pay the next installment due on
his house. With sn appetite worthy
of an ampler meal he takes up his
knife and fork taxed 43 per cent,
he begins to eat a piece of salt
fish taxed 25 per cent, he pours on
vinegar taxed 30 per cent, upon
his boiled potatoes taxed 40 per
cent he sprinkles salt taxed 80 per
cent and lata a small pickle taxed
35 per cent: he ends his meal with
a pudding of rice taxed 112 per
cent and an orange taxed 20 per
cent. After supper he smokes a
pipe, enjoys the happiness of his
wire wbo this day has bought a
woolen shawl taxed 65 per cent, a
black silk dress taxed 50 per cent
and a pair of scissors taxed 45 per
cent. B.
Jadr Gatfoa.
Hon. William Gaston, of North
Carolina, was one of the most
brilliant men ever sent here from
his native State, it seems is not to
be forgotten by his alma mater.
William uaston is. tie nrst name
on the ancient register of the
Georgetown College, and Father
jjoonan closed his address at the
last commencement with the fol
lowing words: "It is' proposed to
ommemorate our centennial In
February, 1889, and it ia to be hoped
that this hall, which in its unfinished
condition baa done service for near
ly ten years, may find completion
before that date. .If the original
suggestion ;Te adhered to. and the
name Memorial Hall bo adopted, I
wouia aoa we name or ueorre
town's first student to the title,
ana nave me room anown aa una
ton Memorial Hall. Without ad
mission, of, even one exception, I
venture to assert that not a college
ia our land has on the first page of
its register a name more to be bon
ored than his who heads the roll Of
Georgetown Btudents; for in pur
country's annals a worthier pattern
of the Christian scholar, wise legis
lator, upright judge and devoted
patriot cannot be found than that
furnished' by Georgetown's first
student, William Gaston, of North
Carolina, -and as class f following
class shall go out in coming -years
to tne great wort or their lives,
they need ask no, nobler ; type of
manhood to copy Jhari that which
his career - and ; character offer,
whose name I trust this hall shall
A Gntlsman went Into a fancy
shop one day to buy something..:, It
was early, and the Bhop keeper and
his little boy were j alone ia the
house. The shop-keeper had to eo
up stain to get hia :cash box. in
order to procure some change; but
oerore doing so lie went into : the
little room next to the Shop, and
wnispered to the dot: ""watch the
gentleman that -he 'doesn't steal
anything and, bringing him out.
set him on the counter. As coon
aa the shop-keeper returned, the
child -sang -out i' itPa,,: be ; didn't
steal anything." I watched him as
you told jn to.". .V.vi'
AttTICB TO MOTnEKS.' ''''f.
ilLta. : WraaiiOw's : BooTHUfo flracp
ihonld always i ba oged lor children
teething. It coothet the child, Boftofii
the enmi, allaye all rain, enret wind
eolio, and is th best renjody for diar-
coea. i wenty-nve cenw a ti,.ie,
l L 1M-.
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ti.U
ix;:
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" i.sa ja wan as-.icti
eoties, tut patroae toce Uilors
and tca !a:era Dca't esc-.r-age
year Udto sead to iiUirsr.iJ
or rtaJeipLia to bay anev .:k
dress cr a two story UiSc tt
patroaiie the hoae mUliaer aad
keep the money in cirecUtlon. at
home. The way to make a com
munity strong ia for all to aUsi by
each other. Keep an the mosey
we have in circulation, aadgHas
much mora aa ws can. Money
spent away from home ' aelJca
comes back. . It goes to enrich
aoma other commoity. Speak well
of your city to visiting atrangora.
Aid every man who comes here to
Cud a place to invest bis money.
And lastly support - your home
paper that does ao much to build
up a homo market for you. Hen
derson Gold Leaf. v c
A JUffj state.. v i: tjl"
A lady oa one occasloa aald to
Mr. Wealey; "Suppose you were
to know that you would die tomor
rowat 1J o'clock tomorrow night
how would spend the intervening
timer- "Wby.jnst aa I intend to
apend It he said. ;.taI should
preach tonight at Gloucester, and-f
agian tomonow morning. AfUr
I would ride to Tewksbury, preach
in the afternoon, and : meet the
Society in the evening. I should
then repair to . friend Martin's
house, as he expects to entertain
me ; converse and . pray with tht
family; retire to my room at ten
o'clock, commend myself - to my
heavenlv Father, lie down to rest,
and wake up In glory,' Such a
complete readiness ror deatnisa
foundation of nnalloyed Joy; and
may be the state of all true be
lievera. "Blessed are the pare in
heart for they shall see God. Ex-:
change. , : )
W09DKJUP OL CCnBIt ' '
W. D. Bovt Oo-.Wholenle and
Retail DruggitU of Rome, Oa. i aart:
wa Mvt mm Sttiiiar Vt King Nw
DiscoTirr. EUetrio Bitter and Back-
laat Arnica Salva for four veara. Hav-I
never nandied rem ed tea that aell ao
well, or give each nnlversat satisfac
tion . Then have been some wonderful
cares effected by these medicines tn this
city. Beveral oases of pronounced eon
sumption have been entirely oared by
use oi a few bottles of Dr. King's Hew
Diaoovery; taken in connection with
Eleetrto Bitters. - We narantee them
always. : Bold, wholesale and retail, at
JO. . Daffy's drag store, . v
Nothing Equals It
ZALAHA. Tlx . Inmm 7. lfift?.
N. E. V enable ft Co.:
I have been nsinc B. B. B. la bit
familv S A tklnml nnrlflav. TT..!n.
never osea any meoioine to eqnai It.
nmiraouBiiyv , sua. n. n. uwd."
.-. .i1 ":
Makea an Old Sf aa Tounjr;
Eztraol from a Letter.l 1
P. S.-X bought I bottles of voar Bo-
tanla' BlAAd lUlm frnm mw Mm A H
D. Ballard, at Campobello. 8, -a I
omTs neen asiag n tnree . weeks. ' it ap
OAanto riva Haw If fa tnTnawatriu-th
If there is anythlagthat will make aa
010 maa yoang u uo. U.U,1 l can
earnestly and honestly recommend Bo
tanla Blood Balm.') l : n.
For sale in New Berne at tbe drag
stores -ot , , Jnffy and '. H
Meadows, it s d ., k ttj - may :
GEORGE r.LLE fi CO
Geneil? Eatd7are L:
AftrioultitraJ 1 mplements.
Plovri; Harrow, Oulttvatort,
! ; '; -HwMi'awid : AiesCr & w
Wood's ilowera and? Iteapera,
i 8teajn rfBiaOi!-?sfv.f:?-1
FerUliKers.LandPlatert Kaunit
Meclutnlca Tools and Hardware,
Lime BrickV Cement, faster
Hair. Patnjt.:i Kalapmlna, , Vlar
nlahf Oil, Glaes. Potty avad Hair,
JFreoaera," Befrlger ators, Oil
Oook 8toves,: Ilureka Bors;lar
Proof Bashf Loks, rranted to
Rive Seedrity iand satisfaction. ;
!lr!Jdj GEO.' ALLEN & 4X
iD32;EfiTC:i!iilCn
3.
? ,-A. A -',', f-vW 4
wir!tea SPKCTACXKal
I kee a larfer stock of Bpectseles
than any other store in North Carolina
I take particular pim to fit them to tbe
eyes or parties needing them. .' J
t.'HMi'iiriil .'vuii 'lilj-.Jv.tvi!-t
' Havinj worked steadily at the bench
tor oner thirty year, I believe I ean do
as good work as any watebmaker in tbe
States & ' ."
p?!T,.'j:e i 1 8 AM Kt EAT01T,'"'
-.vf:ia v;. Kiddle street.
Opposite Baptist Cbdrch : fa!3dwtf
Permtjieny located on eorner of Eroad
sod tern eti.vig j-reptrod to clffsn, dj?
arl r?r"lrs!l kinda o C.-'Li- tt Is---Vt.-Bi.
Aepecialty i( i I?bt -I
r 'Dressea. : a' , i r
1
r
V
Absolutely P urb-4
utkui ar na. taaml rf
ooiaiai(naauioniiiuu'7 ktau..e
M M i A U mom pu nua I vk u iu u tad
. I lo ta4, aorl iravcht. alaa r pannbaia
For sale in Newbers by Alex, killer.
This is theTop of the Genvine
Pearl Top Lamp Chimney.
AU others, similar are imitation. '
This exact Libel I
is on each Pear ,
Top Chlmneyi !
A dealer may sat :
and think he has
others a i good
BUT HS HAS MOT.
Insist upon the Exact Label and Top. , .
' fN Sali Iwrnrsiu. cim islt tv
GEO. A. UACDETU.& CO.; pittsSargH- Pju
Drs.,STABKET;&PALEIi'S
TnEATHKUT BY INUaLATIOH.
:iWSTRWajb
. i t .
rote Utm SUdFs
fir Caanaaptlan. Aethat- nsrUtta
vfifipiu. aiarrn. May rtfv, Haaa.
ea, Bktlliy( Hii.am.Utin M.araU
KM ana au caraaie aad Marvooa DiaoTf erft
' "Ttte CMODOlilad (Vxrr.n fosaimaaL Vtra.
BUrkey St rtln, So. lltj Aoh treat.Phlla
flalphla, haTe baaa mln( for Ue laat mtcd
teaa yeaia, la a aol.ntuio aiVnatmenS of the
el.m.DU of OzVcm and Mtrom jnagna.
ttcaii, and the eouipoand la eoeondedaed and
aai" portable that It ia ml all ear tne
Dos 8TASXBT a rtui t thaniterty to
rior w voa roiiowios MON HU-aiuWa
Eraoni who have tried their IreatraoDt.,'
a. Waa.O, K.llr, Member of congress.
1 nOlarialDhla. .:.J-t..-.5 i, j
SU-r. Viator L. Cora4. Editor LntbtraB
Ubssrror, Phlla, . -., , ,
SLo. Charles Wl Caraiaal TJ,1 Boon' s
' tar. M. Y. 1 1 . ! t i
Bow. tta. Paaa NIzob, JUltor InUr.
Ocoan. rhloago, XII. . i
W. at. Worthiimtow, Editor n.W Booth,
Jadr. 11. P. Vraaasaav. Qnnomo.Kia
nn. Blary A. U-rar ort Malrooe, ttaas.
n-1.. innmt new iotk miy.
Mr. H. o. Kac:lt. Fnliadalphia.
Mr. Frank klddall, Murcnant, PhU. ' ;
HiW. W.ltrailar. Kaaton Pa.
WWl Li WUon 3 Broadway, 3X. t.,
fld.U M. Lye, Walmev JSawaU, Band-
wloblaianda. ' . ,'
AlxaaAr Kltekla. tnTereea.. Scotland. -
11 r, in.BMt V.Ortaau rrosaiLiot Zaat
eaa,Mxleo. ' f. .
Mr.. Em Coayar, CUlla, fipaalah Hon-
darts, & A. . . : . i. . , .
jrcabk, x-vm oonsvk caalbkntca. Me
ronoo.
M, V. AVkrak, Bed BlaflV'Oa. f .
Jane. Maor., Hup'PohorBlndford, ',
' aoublra, Jtnflani' - ..'.Cs
Jacob Ward. Bowral, Hew Bootb walea. -
and thousands of others la every pert of Uie
i u ,n, viim Dvataa, -.
"CbMponnS Oxret-4td VodaW Action
. V.' - a
and KMalta," la the title of a bw broobnre
of -two hnndred pfe, pbblltbed by Dre.
Bmriey m man, Wbieo Klv
fall Information aa totbla remarkable enr-
ttTSarant and a reeord of rmi haadrad
sarprlalng eareeln a wld ranfo of ehronle
. many of , them trier being abandoned
to die by other phyelotane. Will be tnalled
froo to any addreta on appllcaUon., Bead the
t DBA STAKSLKT PAlBUt..',:
So. 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
marzvaw . -
JfMF' !l .mTeaih.mewltS
, HN. 1 ontpuln. b.- r-e.
'j ! JUS , thmlmneimt
' A am a. ( v-weS4 laufcU U.
!;DEIVEIl:n0UK;:;:,
Obnrcb 8t4 third door Bonth of Mala, ,
' Blra. Fannie Petway, Proprietrees, :
I Board with or without rooms byjthed y,
Mknrmnnth..1l.mimrut.Mi. .- - T
- Geo faro,n4 strict aitention to the ec m
fortofgueata,, M Jy-r
J. H. CRABTEEI. ' ' BASTX HAiaT,"
; Ponadera aad tlachiaista ;
j ; llanufaeturers and Deaieri la'.'i'.
- ' TV
L J
" X7 Tf !
; mitue. a. x.flglfln. toiler, -
SaW Kills, Edging At Cut-ofT ntis,
'Weare pn- n-,i todo Cwtlvsre of atl All.
With proinpititsi, . i
Part!(rolnr Immed aU it-nt!oTl glyet)
torepal'tof aak!uii. - -
We lll hjr'el tn p-'-e t!wist)1 estlmtt-s
forsny d'-cu,. "ow i ... .--y,
V'tlie ' ' '.f IVie At- "f-
1 ' '. A ' - - ' .lit
ii.' : .,
n. ..'
.' i ( aC Lit llkX0-DUa ;
" 4 Eiadwoon, jr. C, Hr .
Mas. Jjb Pnnr: .
Par iifcj.ai:- t jt gUdly So 1 ( T. jsta
aTbaai topia a. I or. tb pobl. bearlag
tcatlBMMy ft lie mlracalaa care aSestcd oa
e by yor nivat tiu6 taauaooay, fif
toaa yaara ago I vas truut.d tr wbat
aatnaed to a utu aealea tppaarlng aa tfie
rtghtaido of my ebccg &dar the ere reacai.
bung dry maj braa. which I ecu.. Minora
whoa I ahavod. bat thay woaid ratani again
ia a abort time, aooe aa an2ajg.ia.ai aa-
poared aador the earns eye, aiiaaded with
Uehlag and barb log senamttoaa ana sharp,
Aartlag palna Lost tba affacttd plaea re tbe
?. eaaalnf great dUAeaity la ak.tBg tbo
aye,ea to elaap.' Seatitlsaee It wouM tool
beitar. bat wr at aar Dm dleappoar.
aoaaa paystciaas proaoaaewi n eeaama,
othare eh rout, erysipelas, and all adrtat d ma
to let It sJwm. Thia I did aatU twe yean
agOtWhaasUtUaaoala bagsa W font rttftt
aador the aya,reaaabltiif a wart, which
eonld not ramoVa, la sine and appaaraace It
aoa grew to beat large aa a strawberry, Sad
the aesbs ease off sad loft the pc entirely
raw. paving fear of aeaooer.xnogan wfcas
Taitoaa sJads sf salTts to heal It on. bet
neTw eoald. I eaaaalbi with physMaBS of
greet ex per leaf, they said It looked e
pielow of It. Sad adr aed as to bare It ant or
baral eat at a-. 1 did aot wiah to So
Ulher; au4 being serenaded It waa lit my
blojd, I teaolved te try your JUmadU.es U
Sad beam reeuiBmoadaS ta me. I did ao With
the most happy raaas. I eaa eay I am a
wall m t aannot tf toi mof Air yout
aeaedy. It worth Its weight In old, Be
nts i tad attd one bottle I was hopeful, and
at tbe expiration of Ave weeke theeorewae
eatlraly btaled, the aealea or rongbnees, o
tea esta au gone, ens left me a new man. I
will .Ire one similarly affeeted any ftuther
tntarmmtloa they may dealre, end eas only
eay. If the pwblle wlU give your Bemedy a
trial it WUI apeak for ttaelf, and or saeeees
wtU know n boamds. God speed the day
that But daws spaa yonrfatnrs preapertty
. Totus most traty,
1 JAMES OAKTKR ARR1SGTW.
Bead for pamphlet eon talslng testimonials
of sores mads among ear horns people, and
Indorsements by well known eltlseos aud
droggirs or north Carolina. Price 11.00 per
bottle) fife pet hal Moses bottlae; Washa
ssnts per paektge; 1 per half-doten pack.
Hes... .-
E. H. MEADOWS k CO, 1BENTS,
KVBtM, R. C.
Address ...
" MRS. JOE PERSON, :
KITTRKLU h. c.
STATS OP SOUTH CA10U5A. ; l
- urarea county. (
Before B, W. Cwpenter, Clerk Bnperlor Court
James O Harrison .Administrator of Peter
vneeyera, aaooaaea, .
Palrtek ChooTers, William ChetTers, Alice
v.- in ri 7 ".tL,...u, i.rniu aoa
three graadoblldrea of a deoeaeas alata
- of Petar Cheer. re, names anknown, U.Ira
atl,w. .-.
Pnblleatlon of Summon, sad Hollos of Pe
tition.
To Patriate Ahaara. Will Urn m.
Aliee Oroasley.Mary Lealle, AnnaOarroli
and three grandoblldrea of a deoeaaed els.
tar of Peter ubeeyora, namee nnkaown.
Yon and eaoh of yoa ate hereby notified
that a petition he. been duly filed in my of.
fioae. Ueik of Wb. uprlor Ooort of Craven
UontT, preylBg foe a Ml. of the lands of
Peter ghee.ere in tbo State of North Caro
lina, by tbo above named Admlnlatrator. to
make aaeata tot the payment of tbe debts of
aaia iBieeiato ana ooeta or aaministranoa.
And itfnrtber appearing that yon are non
re.id.nu of tbe state oi North Carolina, and
after dne di Hveno. eaanot be found therein,
you are BotlAed that said petition will be
heard before mo en tbe 27th day of Anrntt,
A.0. 1888. And It la ordered trtat thiamin.
mone and aotlee of bald netition be nntw
llebed onoo week for elz eoeeneutl re weeks
if the DailT Mew Berne Jovanaiv to gltw
yos notice tneteor, at wbloa time and pl.ee
eaid-eaae will te prooeeded In aenordlng to
aw. uiT. n anon my naaa ana omoiAiaeat
tnis Htn oay of joiy. A.D. iws.
: JtKlnt - Clerk Bop, Ooort, Craven Co,
BTAtst OF KOETH CAKOIISA; ' I "
i CoBntr of Craven. I
Before S. W. Carpenter, Cist k of Sop. Court,
;."ATr.mecisaa-'- , '
1 S. a Primrose etala. .
PBblteatloa of Summons, In aetton to reeover
? saoaey front Trsasararof Crarea county,
To Bam'l B. Stevens, Klisabeth Austin, Mary
S.teTeBe.auisabeth Cawthorne. John 01-
, mrrana autry nia wm. ues and T.
r Ij. his wife. Eurene Olbaon and Jnlia r: hi.
' WUe, and Barah Ulmer, or their legal rep-
Ton and esehof yon are hereby notified
thsttaeomplaintbea been filed in my office
lathe above entitled) action, said lotion be-
ing iot me reaoverr oi money now In tbe
troaenrrof Oravan oonntv. hlnh ih.nirf
fl'tilt el&tma. And It further appearing
net yoa are non-re. id en la of tha state of
form .'Caroline,- Ana ftr Sae dlllgenoe
eannot be found therein, you are notified that
the above eaae will aomata ahaari nff at thaa
Pall Trr-4 Hnpr1fr Coort Ctstcii coontr
trm vrusrcu vnaf uiia summons
bpabluhed onee e week ft r six eoneeentive
weeks In the New Berne Daily Jocskal, to
give ye notice thereof and time and plsos
aid eaae WlU be prooeeded la eooordina to
law. ' " .
'Given nnder vy hand ana official seal this
lMV.i ........ -K.W.CAtlPMTER,1'-H-
i Clerk Of Sup. Court, Craven County,
J,'W. Watbb. Att'y for Plaintiff, Jv27 d6w
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Z " ' " 5 '""'t ""'"J MTi,l Uiconi.uot
DW;!nvUs?y Repreteptative of V
: C1 v Amertcad Thought snd Prcgrets,
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, 0V7r:r n. guio.
A tt o iV:; u y at l .-.
west of Craven.
xi.roanUle Law c3 nonv.jtsv-.t.g p-. U
tee. Tlmbtrhva44boubta&4A.lJ.
P. IL PEILXTIEHt ;
A T T OUJii' V A T h A .
-. Craven St., two doors Sujj of .
Joarnal eSice. k
Wu! pnrtiee he the Cone tve of Cravent I t
W"t, ioota, Uhm. and 1-asiiieo.
lutiMi piatao tvura at &ew Berne, sad
Sujh.iu. Ctartof ibeaiata, . ItUiaJ
rr.;C;L, SHACZLEFCUD ';
tvi I I ll III T1. a-J.-ilXJi3T,
de . v .NEW BERNE. N. i
8IMU0H8;& SlftKLV;
A'TrOItSETa AT LAW; ,
Will move a or sbot Jsnnsry Ifiik, :
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iojo. mt tarir new viuw.ovm tiw ttsak -
J 1 1 . . , . n .
doors aelow note! Albert. . .-
At.lant.'.'fVN:n rilr,a nn' -
eaisaaraafw wear Af vyfawaaa VUM WVC .
- PAtSMOKB DkTAMMSKT, " i ,
NWBiiui,N.a, JttBelet, 833, ' 1
Round trip tickets to following points'
are On aa'.a from date, wis. v ;
Mwkvm .A n Ut.M r , m Mm
w - m m ,v un,aij n..atMna(ig.gj -
- . . Moreatoni;.(.i,,u It M .
Biaca llonnUfn - 1S.7S
Asnsviiis.-.. t.. 17 40 '
" ..iHot SorinKS 18.25 -
Ths shove tickets are good to return :.
ab amS-il sMA 1 A - tJlA . a . . . '
a ivavm sjay av MSoaaSS VU
sale Sept. CO. -f.i. i - .
a L DILL, a 1. A.
K0TICZ. ' :
notice is nsreny niven that on the .
10th day of August, 1888, Jerkins alley- .
In the City of Wew Berne, will be laid
off and widened into, an, alley or street
twenty feet wide, pursuant to law. Any "
person failing to rnske clsua for eom
pensation for the nee of lend beloBBinz -
to them aa iuch allev nr mtnmt n. tn
damages done thenr by Jeylng off and
widening said alley or street, within ""
thereafter barred of any right to sueh
oonpensation. . - , . - v '
128 E. H. nfEATlOWS Vf.. -
Bl aa m a. aa a am aa mbb. . '
linliX " llrflll IIIlThl -
raw aaaaia-aaa'.. jiiwi Baaa -
NAdtf iixUD,. ct ;f;
A. E. JACOB3j Peopeiktde, ;
SEASONQF 1888. r'
NEW AND ELEGANT BUILDING. :
Opsn from July lit to October 1L '
But few watering places bare so many '
advantages : and aursotlons. " Grand
scenery, good livery r and the finest :
bssch on the ooait for drjying. . Good "
and convenient surf. Rnlenrliri
menu for sportsmen, and a quiet place '
for those who dislike tha noise and Mir
innAAiit a mam Muu4...n n -
era tooch'hoteL pier en their passage '
eaoh way between New Berne and Nor-:
folk.. Steamer Lucy makes semi-weekly :
trips from Windsor Hamilton, Wil -lismston,
Jsmesvilie, Plymouth, Eden f"
ton and Eiixibetb City. v- : ' -' ;'
- For farther ptrtloolars addrees , -'2"
: t-j- A. E. JACOBS, llsnsger, C
' j20 4wSal ; : Nsgs Beadf N.ftri
I take great pleasure tn Informing Biyt
friends, and tha public generally, that
mj new otuaio is bow complete.'
' Mj Light is oa the New Improved '
Flan.' 1 have spired neither pains or
expense in arranging this Light, so ss 7
to give to all my, work that Soft I'orce-
Iain Effect. '
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i ,vrv acvia or nir.tnr mh ui tM an. - j
, 1 - WUM W
satlsfactidn I always giyo. ly work
speaks for itself by Ifr I hope to gain
your confldenca and merit your favor j
r, ? yery respectruiiy, ,
. L . j u. TQOS. WALTE2,
: N, W. cor. Middle and Pollock its,, '
' - ' ' Over Duffy's dmir store,-
j jaofiliwtf NEW BERNE, N.'a'"
' Will be at Morehead City and Bean.i
fort during the summer. -
.If. J aTTXAGni, Prop'r.
EOUND KSbB, 21. CY :
Mott Plcturcgq ae ' Fee n e ry
in
W stem North CaroII n a.
POINTS priSTEREST ySAB BTi
Old rort,...
.J8f(intMl(Ni,
nt. Bernard Mountain.... ..w - 1
( lata a-ba fan . . . , ,
Mad Ont , i n. r.
Pwnnn( Tunnel , t
Hnnftoi.of tbe biaeltia4e. i ' 5 "
PoifttVlnp ... M y -
Toe KIV6-, fine trout nahlng J ' r S -
1 " 't.i ,t'K4 ..M ' a i
WiLtdiiri ('. tne Orava of Prf i " .
. - Uieh-i-hestpointeniitof the HHk y
iuountalng,ninen!:fi,
Ttire fV)l '(Trr ifmnh.,.. r . i
dei s. Trains xtOD at the d xjr. '
Ooen nil Itio voir T-i-r-a
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by month or wetk. '- .
tj:
Tlie nndorsif -io l
rt'i'v n .i i,4 a
of Henry Wii...j. ,...(
ti.i'.t I i,:.
ri'iirr,. 1 .
tvill !.y J ...
larged to any size desired.' , ' . . .
s A successful- career; of twenty-flvs ..
years in Norfolk- Va.i Is a nrnnf nt s
f- ; marl7dtutbiatwlr ; ,