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NEW BERNE. N. C., TUESDAY. AUGUST 28. 1888.
BRICE 5.CEN1T
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. 3 LOCALS.
AX, DGUCE.COSN AND
i l r i: -.t
& E. W. t ILL WCOD
C"X IN SAWS tied promptly end satk
J f v-utuly by -aua-iiiwlm
A R. PUIB.
rtS ARRIVE TODAT by eUem.r
L "Stout," 100 bbla. BUILDING
LIME, end Ut sale krw by
- - . J. C WmiTTT.
Piavea St , 9 doors below Santa Front.
SOMETHING NKW-Boraxlae vuk
m CImiL' A biesaiag to nan kind.
- Try n. J. r. TATLoaa.
2381
y elbow rivia quarantined.
X Although poor old New Bern, hat
- r.ied ndioule w4 abuse froaaher
- ei-tar towns, she ia suit prepared lo aay
tttere hi not nor has there bee on. mm
. of ) llow f.v.r this mmoo, and witb
the pretest prevention of the physicians
and elty oooncil, with th. aasiatatca I
ths proprietor Of th. Only Cwth Store in
North Carolina, at Humphrey ft Bow
nrd'a old aund la N.w tWroo, ibtt
' will not bo. Beaoa th. proprietor. Hill
Humphrey, win he. to My to th peopl.
of Ettera North Onrolionthey need not
,' seeitata to Tieil Now Bern., ih.t hi.
qu.rantma against high price, it n pro
tection for all.; ' anSSdnlw
THE "Jtrman loa Factory" hu:
opened n depot lor th. al. of Ice
at E, U. Womble'a More. Middle Mreet.
' nr Broad., ONE HiLF CENT PER
"POUND. ' auS31w
SPECIAL NOTICE TO CONS UMERS
Having put ray delivery wagoo on
. th. .treat, I am now in n potitioa to
. farnith ALL my cuttomert with Fikst
,1 Class Grooerle. at a ort notioaand a
vitry tmall profit. ' I defy competition.
nrarraat my Rood, and only aek a trial
1 to ronvlnco the mott doubtful. Now
io.ne of my friendt ty that my ad
' vt-riining and my waton don't pay me
(with my email profile), and that I will
boon break. Let ma be the boat judge
. of that. I am still paying 100 cent, on
. the dollar, my' property it in my own
. name, and lam determined to tell good
. , groeeriu cheap,
Very reepeotfally,
, THE uBOCEB, E. B. HACK BURN.
IyiOVk BUTTER, the beet in the
i market, on ice at Dnnn'e, only 80
. eenta par lb.
TT8E PURE ICE, manufactured
by
J the Jtrman loa Factory
fjj9tf
ON drtoght, Bergner ft Eogel't cele
brated Boer, ioe cold, at -"jyl7tf
- A. H. Holtoh's
BOTTLED BEER, ioe cold, and all
other oool drinks at
' 't- - jyl7tt ... , , . A. H. Holtom's.
''f ALL at the Broad 8t Store where
- 1 yoo can buy all kinds of Freeh
Urooeriee low for caeh only. .
, - w j r : O. F. M. Dail, Agt.
- A V BITE LEAD, Mixed Paint, Var-
- T T mah. Oil and Ulaaa at
GlO. ALLEN ft Co.
There is no telling when Con
gress will, adjourn. The Senate
obstinately blocks the way to all
- needful legislation.
f , " The Democrats are gaining
-" everywhere. Especially is thlB
" ' noticeable in New York, Coonecti
: cot and New Jersey.
. KEPX7BLIC1N stock has gone
down fire hondred per cent since
A ' Cleveland cannonaded the Senate
ft with his' fisheries message.
i ' ' , "-9!
The Fair Association offers three
hundred dollars for the spurs Mor
gin., wore when he charged the
Qenateiwitn the American flag In
one hand and 'Sailors Bights" In
th other. '
- It is a significant fact that Mr
. Wilson was waging the bloody
sbirt and. urging a charge on the
South, when the , Cleveland bomb
fell and ro&ted the Republican
force horse, foot and dragoons.
1 Cletelans has, with his own
hand, thrown the American flag
over American fishermen, and all
New England is chewing "for Cleve
land, ; and swearing to shoot 'the
first man that hanls down that
flag. ' ; ' . , .
The detention of our Congress
men at Washington ought to make
every citizen willing to take the
stump in north Carolina. Vance,
r.ars-i, Simmons and tha resi are
'bo'.:: :z Us fort atl Washingtorf,
and H a rest cf us must carry on
tL 'ess : :.';a at borne. The skies
ara t:!Blt, . t:.t if they were as
d:;k 63 EiJrk!;lt it would", only
r a cur duty mere imperative.
Y !i Carolina expects every man
T llzzt iu lis mess8
' : f r ; :: rta ""jcd by rn
1, t ' 1 -"rrtioa cf e'Hit
r:, 1 r ' ' -"l 1 -...Ul'b tl
1
ti or from Canada lie also ree-
omssesJe-Jl that inumuch aa tie
Canadians discriminate . against
on? Teasels navigating their canals
assessing . toils open American
craft and remitting tolls upon their
own ' vessel oar ' Government
adopted the same rale of discri mi
nation towards aafif aifnf oar lakes
and canals. ' . ., . f '
LOCALNEWS.
Qo to the old poatoffiM room today at
IS o'clock. .
The Tobaooo Convention oonreneeat
Iforebead City today.
Important butineee at Y. M. D. C.
room today at 13 o'clock, ' ,
Meeting of Tonng Men 'a Democratic
C'.ub today at 13 o'clock.
The State Convention of the Young
Mne Democratic Clube tomorrow at
Iforebead City.
Sweepatake shooting at clay pigeone
thte artt-rnoon t 5 o'clock on the Gun
Club crouoda.
A reward ie rffered for any peraon
enterioK the city contrary to quarantine
regulation!. See notice.
We are indebted to Cap. Dickaon of
the tteamer Kioiton for a fine German
carp which wai caught up Neaee river.
TbeOJd Ftllowt' hall, recently re
moved to the third story of the Wein-
stein hall, bae been elegantly fitted up
and furnlthee thtm n pleasant location.
A large number of passengers were
on the train hit night for Morehead.
Most of them were in attendance to the
State Tobacco Association which meets
today.
We acknowledge receipt of aa invita
tion to the marriage of Mr. T. P. Clarke,
formerly of New Berne but now of Ar
kansas, to Lottie L. Kirkland, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Tbomas Moore of New
York.
Ia reference to the telegram whlth
seems to nave gotten Mr. Baird of
Washington, D. C, into trouble, Misa
Mary Bryan, the operator ia this city,
eaye it was delivered aa sent, and sure
ly ao one in this city will for a moment
think otter wise.
Cottage prayer meeting conducted by
the Young Men's Christian Arsocfatlon
tonight at the residence of Mr. Matt.
Smith on Spring street four doora below
J. C. Harrison's. These meetings are
well attended and new life has been
manifested in the work. The Associa
tion extends a hearty invitation to all
to come and aee what it is doing.
In the absence of the pastor a song
and text service waa conducted at the
E. Church Sunday at soon by Mr
K. Willis. It waa of an interesting
nature, consisting of reading verses
from, the Bible by members of the con
gregation and singfna! a great many
familiar and beautiful songs in which
the audience heartily Joined. Also a
few appropriate remarks were spoken
by Rev. G. W." Heal.
Returning.
Many of out people are returning
from their summer visits and getting
ready for fall work. , The steamer New
beme brought quite a number on Ban-
day evening, among them we note" Mr.
J, A. Patterson and family from ' Ocra
ooke, Messrs. James and Fred Thorn u
from a trip North, Mrs. Capt. Bill and
family from Ocracoke, . Roscoe Nunn
from Boston, Boa. Onion, Cap. Dan.
Roberts, Misa Credle sad If las Burros
from Ocracoke and others from various
nainta Nnrth. i
r ; "
Steamer. IffoTementa.
The Newberne of the O. D. line will
leave this morning at V o'clock for Nor
folk via Ocracoke. The Maateo of this
line will arrive twfehi-V
The Stout of the Clyde line arrived
Sanday; morning from, Baltimore with
general merchandise j V".
The Eaglet of the E. C, D. Hne ai
rived Sunday with a catgo of merchan
dise. The Vesper' of I this?: line
sailed yesterday afternoon with lum
ber, shingles and general merchandise
The Eaglet will tail tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock,
' We publish elsewhere a eommnnica-
tion from Dr. Spicer, the health offioer
of Wayne county, in reply to the state
ment in'our article In Saturday's issue
that our port physician was denied the
courtesy of a reply to inquiries about
the supposed case of yellow fever heat
We accept the doctor 'a statement as
true, and only wish to add, that could
our people have felt assured that Golds
toro, tbe gate, ao to speak, between ns
aal Florida, was strictly fcuardlcf
r '-'t the entrance and- passase of
r i fr-"i 1 dijtricts, in all
I K.',.i;'7cur 5i;r". .e"rculaiiona
lv: ' 1 r. ft nave U'i bo rr;r.l. ,'
Taty Are Had. - A ; - :!
A (m ia tkia city ftdered aoaae
moulding from the Ooldsbotw Laaaber
Co. and waived the following reply: '
: Gxktlkiuui We decline to furnish
mould ic g, as we might baiastrameaUi
m asnduig "ysller fever" to New sen.
The lumber and everything elee hare
mast be Impregnated and infested with
the microbe If a ie so judge of theoof
way year kaalth aataoriuee are noting
towards aa. We hope la get along hare
after wkhoat say commare. at ail with
Mewbera, aad thai eentlment ie eater
salaed by ear people generally. Golda-
boro today ia a eleaaar aad heelthier
city than Newborn ever ami be.
Reepeotfally yearn,
UoLcesono Lanza Co.,
Per Htbuk.
We hope New Berne will not eerloae
ly suffer oa account of this withdra wai.
It ao other mills can be found to sup
ply the community with such goods as
the Lumber Co. has aeea faraiahing
the JocmaAL moves that a collection be
taken ap aad machinery pot ia eae of
the many exteaslve eaw-mills in and
near New Berne that will manufacture
such lumber as' we need. The city
council ought to assemble and pass
resolution, thanking th. Goldsboro
Lumber Co. for their past kindneu in
sailing lumber to our citiaens.
Personal.
Mr. G. L. Wadsworth has returned
from hie vacation to the sea shore look
ing much refreshed.
Mr, E, K. Bithop baa returned from
a trip to Blowing Rock. lie reports
frost and ice there during the late cold
snap.
Geo. H. Brown, Esq and Mrs. Brown
of Washington arrived from Morehead
City yeaterdsy morning.
Clement Manly, Esq. left for Beau fort
last night on professional busineee.
Mrs. George Henderson and children,
and Miae Emma have returned from
Morehead City.
Richard Battle, Esq , of the News)
and Obeerver waa in the city yesterday.
He has recently viaited the State of New
York, eapeolallythe Western part, and
says the Democracy is stronger there
than aver before.
Mr. J. W. Morris of the Atlantic
Coast Line waa among the names regis
tered at Hotel Albert last night. He was
formerly connected with the A. & N.
O.R.
Dispute A boat the Tide at New Berne.
Wilmington, Aug. 21.
Editob Journal: A dispute having
arisen between myself and other New
Berniana residing here aa to wnetner
the tide, ebb and flow at New Berne, we
decided to leave it to the Journal to
say. And state, if you please, if the
water does not sparkle, or ir macserei,
blue fish, mullet and other aalt water
fish are not caught sometimes aa nign
up at least aa rort Lane. Ana ooiige
tome of old New Berne's loving yet
wandering children. P.
There is no regular ebb and flow of
the tide at New Berne corresponding
with the ebb and flow of the ocean tide.
but there ia a daily alternation Jn the
tides of both this, and the Pamlico
river which extenda np both dyers for
more than sixty miles. At this writing
the waters of the Neaae- sparkle. All
kinds of aalt water fish kpowa in the
waters of North Carolina are oaught in
Neuae river. Sharks are sometimes
seen in the mer , snore new jerne
Yeeterday, the wharves were lined In
some places with little boye catching
crabs and in the river opposite the
town are several boats "with people
catching aalt water flab.
FrocoedUgi ef City CeuacIL
1 A special meeting of the hoard of city
comncll wa held today at 11 o'clock a.
ml. Mayor Meadows presiding. Preeenti
Conncllmea It. P. Williams, B. B.Lane,
V. A. Crawford,. H. H Simmons and
Jnc B. Tjromas. :
Jibe Mayor stated that the object of
(the meeting was to consider the quaran
tine ordinance.
Counoilmen R. P. Williams moved
(that the quarantine ordinance remain
just as It is, aad that the Clerk send a
written order: to the police guard to
hold all quarantined persons till ordered
I discharged by the -physician and other
officers. Adopted. . , .. ,
Councilman B. f: Williams moved
that ths condactor aad other; offloers
oa the" & V.C. B. R trains be
I cueeted to notify as it aar persons
should as aboard from any infected dis
tricts. Adopted'.-' a fr vt jr,
I Board adjourned. "e " " -
! ' v " Orr . m XPrrr t iti fMit.L
j: i 1 r ' ' . . i in ' ;V
' ,' A Weaaasi'. rMeeevrery , ft 1
; "Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by a lady In this
eonnty. Disease fastened its clutches
noon her and for seven rears she with'
stood its several tests, but ber vital or
gans were nnaermtnea ana - aeata
seemed imminent. .For three months
she coughed incessantly and could not
sleep, t-be bought of ns a bottle oi Dr.
Kirs few Discovery ror consumption
anl was ao much relieved on taking
first dote tbst the slept all night and
wk!i one bottle has tea miraculously
r-:rr 1. Vet rm is llrs. Lir Luta.''
wr-. W.C. U-'-rirh & CO., Of
-''t.N.C. Gtat .:afre9itR.N
L :.f t fir r z foreo"
A t tiriIGN IIIIHISH.
,The follewiei rfnee were picked ap
oa the attewi a or two after the raw
ia the court faottee on the evening that
A.M.Meor,Efq . candidate for elec
tor at large was to talk to the Republi
can, of Craven county. It was prob
ably dropped by seme bard who is pre
paring a book of the campaign. Bit
reference to Mr. Moor, as "Bacchus.,"
we think; from oar acquainting, with
the reputation of that gentleman, is
hardly fair. Oar estimate of him, from
what we have heard, u that he is a
gentleman of sobriety. Tbe author oaa
Ottaia the oi iginal by applying to this
ofBoe:
Dickery, Dockery, Oliver P..
Never a sign of him aid we tee.
But gallant tundard -bearer Moore wai
there.
Met by maay a warrior both dusky
and fair.
Up spake Sir J litres ar.J to U.t rh&ir
did nominate
Oreat and wUeUaao. who did not htsi
tate,
But a j tbe DjtigUn ' Uih lender and
true"
I'll thank you for the chv.r an i g-ood
evening to you
Quoth Ittao, eicui nu l.u 1 b
dtmned if 1 do'
And ttraightwty did a i-iiJiin umai
entue.
Oltdialor Tm krr
the floor.
.lid I id 1 .-u !-l.:T on
Anl "Bacchus" Mor
m ie Ntmi-ht
for the door.
And ttopped pot in Ijh mad llit.l
Till be reached th Albiii her
ouartered that night
he
Friend Hahn. said he, when I agreed
(or you to strive.
1 expected not to tia i S.mn .n men
like beet from the hive.
I thai t go to the balcony ai d xay my
say.
But before we part let me but. I boliev e
like the rest, you halt .tern your diiy.
Al'owancea Made by the Board of
County Commissionei t cf Craven
County at the Regular Monthly
Mfeting Held First Monday in
August, 1888.
On account of poor: Wai. I'leve, jr..
for M. Harris $3.00. for II Kite SI 50.
Sarah Herritase for M K Hall $5 00.
Henry Wells SI. SO, Amanda Clark
$1 50; A. Toler (or Dan Kees 81 50.
Washington Hpivey for W. Bonner
ll.CO; Celia Uerricgton SI .25; Hagar
Blount for Caesar Cinner SI 50. Bettie
Nelson $1.00; A. A. Lloyd SI 50; K O
Mosley for EJney Brown SI 50; W. B
Crlffin for Simon Rhem 81 00, Thomas
Harris $1.00; M. IUho for Dan McCray
$1.00; J. Wiley for self and family
$4 00; Caesar Recton for K Becton
$1.00; Mary A. Willett 81 25; Mrs.
Eleanor Wright $1 25, Shadrack R
Dunn $3 00; W. B. Pearce for B. C.
West $3.00; W. J. Moore 81 50; Sarah
Hancock 81 50; Thos. B. I pock for
Emily Daugherty et als. 83.00; B
Lathinghouse 84 00; Stephen Clark
$1.00; Mrs. V. Perry for H. Burns 81 00;
Harriet Spruill for Nellie Spruill 8100
R. A. Russell for Thos. Moore 81.00;
Matilda Gunnerson $1.00; Elsey Piver
tl.80: Taaao Rrown for Hannah Potter
w 1
ei.w; two i u. moeiey tor aiaiue duc
93 w; Mary uauin a w; urs. Virginia
Harrison for Lousia Paul $1.00; Jabey
Carter 82.00: Jabin Jasner for PaUv
Shepmrd 91.00; Sinia Dunn 51.60; Mrs.
Wesly Gray 82. CO.
The following claims were allowed,
the amount allowed being tbe same as
claimed unless other vise stated : Rachel
Ireland, keeper of Willis bridge, $7 00:
J. Ballard, keeper of Cleremont
bridge, $10.00; E. E. Quidley, $10 00;
Clark ft Clark, professional services,
15.00; Jaa. A. Bryan, com., per diem
two daya. $4.00; S. W. Latham, com.
per diem, mileage and revising delin
quent tax list. $10 80; W. G. Brinson,
oom., per diem attendance to bridge
and auditing bill of coat, $12 00; W. M.
Watson, com , per diem and Isupt. of
poor. $9.00; Orlando Hnbba. clerk of
board, fees per diem, etc., $74.20; Jas.
C. Harrison, erroneous taxes for 1882-
83-84, $13 97; M, M. Williams, keeper of
poor houae, f 10.00; MargamtOadman,
$3.00; J. J. Toleon, agi, rationa for
poor $187.44; Dr. N. H. 8treet, County
ohysioian. professional services for
month of May, June and July, $50.00;
E. H. Meadows . Uo., medicine for
poor, $18 66; M. T. Bryan, coffins and
buriala, 3.su; Jaa. J. uoward, repair
ing Bachelor1! Creek bridge, $60 00; D.
Stimson, Sheriff .posting notices, $1.
turnkey fees $4.60, serving summons
$U0.boardiagpriaonere,$4l.T5; R.G.
Uoeley.hottaereht.'ISOfJ.; .
Recapitulation, . -XoUU for months on
acoount of poor $293.83; department
justice $120 60; miscellaneous depart
Wf.w; Aggregate lor month SOO0.BT.
Its Delicacy .f riar.r
And the efBcacy of its action have refl
dared the famous California liquid fruit
temedy. Byrnp of Mgs, immensely pop
niar. -it uieanses ana Tones np tne
cloeeed and feverish Svstem. and die -
pels Hea-iache, Uoids and r evere.
K. uany, agect, new jjerne,H.U,luermanwcnr -v ; -
aagisdw4w ' .
qaaraatiae X Altera.
GOLD6BOKO, Aegaet ttih. 18S3.
- Editob Jocsjial: The appearance la
your valuable paper el today of aa arti
rl. under the eapuoa of ""Quarantine
Matter," make, it obligatory apoa nee
at bapwiateaieat ef Pablie Health of
Wayne, to answer the unfounded aad
uejutt aocatatioa af indliltrenc. aad
eeglactea the part of th. legally eoo
tuiuUd authority of ear city to prompt-;
ly estabUah the atcttsary qaarantiae
regaiatioa. aoa only to preteot her own
commuaity froaa aa etiiemie of th.
terrible tcourgs of yellow fever, but by
such criminal delay to jeopardise our
t later citiM with whoa w. were ia
daily communication. Mr. Editor, we
are wall aware of the eauee of this great
apprehension aad alarm ef your chi
aena, by remembering the viutation of
th. scourge ia 1804. and hold the same
in mitigation of your hasty aad tim
orous course now. But with our
knowledge of th. causation, nature and
durtinctiye eharacterMtlce of yellow
fever, and with the concensus of meiu
cat opinion as to its non-communicabil-ity
by personal oontaot when removed
from an infected district, and that the
specific germs could not be multiplied
or generated in an isolated case, and
with all due deference and high appre
ciation of to. reputation, bearing and
skill of my profeMional confreres in
tbe Athens of Nortb Carolina, the
Board of Health did not deem it wise
to neceeaarily herald the advent of a
disease which had wandered from ite
habitat and fallen into a salubrious cli
mate where none of the eesential ele
ments existed whereby it could pot
tibiy become an epidemic, and hence
after th. cordon of quarantine had been
ettabliabed around tha only case (and
that of the mildest type) one mile die
ia tit from the city limit., the board of
Health issued a statement setting forth
the facte relative to the Florida refugee
and the dlteaae with which he was af
dieted.
In the article above referred it is as
serted that your port phytician endeav
ored to obtain information relative to
this case of yellow fever, and that he
was refused the courtesy of an answer.
The facts are these: Your port yhysioian
nenlme a telegram on the loih inat. ,
requesting tbe symptoms, etc, of the
t lorida patient. Tbe telegram was an
swered promptly, and a letter giving
in detail all the particulars was con
templated in writing in a day or so.
but an official communication rendered
it unnecessary, as it embraced all the
information sought except the syllabus
of per wire with reference to the sum
'loijy. 1 am, very respectfully.
J IS. HPICER.
Supt. of Health.
Meeting of Club.
The Young Men's Democratic Club
will meet today at their room, former
ly the poetoffice. at 13 o'clock for the
purpose of electing delegates to the
Convention at Morehead City which
convenes tomorrow.
J AS. W. Moork , Tree 't.
MARRIED.
In Savannah, Oa., on Sunday, August
20th, Mr. Walt.r n. Cohen of New
Berne, N. C, to Miss V. Belle O Neille
of Savannah, Ua.
The bridegroom has many friends in
this city who extend their warmest con
gratulations and good withes for a
smooth voyage through life
DIED.
Cannon. At the home of ber son-in-
law. Junius Hobton, Eiq.. Somerville
Tenn., August 20th. Mrs. Nora Cannon,
in tbe 59th year of her age. She was a
I . . . a . b i . . ,. n r
eux and mothM 0( Mrs. F. A. Olds
Qa AaBugt 23j. ig88. Mrs. Jane Hen
derson. wife of Stephen Henderson,
aged 73 years. Mrs Henderson leaves
a husband, one son, two daughters and
several grand children and numerous
friends and relatives to mourn their
loss.
$50 Reward
For the arrest and conviction of any
person entering the city contrary to
quarantine regulations, or the harbor-
ins of nereons passing . from yello
fever inreoted localities, win oe paia to
the party causing auch arrest and con
viction. E. H. SHADOWS, "Mayor.
Silas Ftloher, Clerk.
For Sale,
The yacht "Bonita," 28 feet long, 10
feet beam, draught about 2 feet. Cut
rigged, swift, staunch, and commodious
cabin. Perfect order. At a great sac
rifice. Apply to
26 8t BELL THE JEWELER.
(la8ton JJq ge Barber ShOD,
r
Prof. W. H. Sbepard is now running
four cbaira and has secured the services
-a
Good shave, 10 cent-: hair cutting,
20 oenu. .
Household and Kitchen Fur
niture at Auction.
rfOBJQTr Allfniaf OR
AUe8??J 3rU . 40
at iu uvuu. a.a.
w . wrtw' STREET.5 aTJOTIQNEERS
oft
- 1 Having decided upoa a change of
. c.la .t fa. r.denoe on . Pollock
street, near comer ef oerne street.
au23 dot K. T. BERRY.
-School ITotiCe..
MISS LEAH "JONES' will" ooea Wr
4
1 School, September 10. 1888," M
,1 suss aiAaua uouuhtoh, g renos ana
.. .Tuition . per montn. : augs?
DAVIS SCHO
lEitary Boards:
fOaSOYSaa. TOCi I
Mlpnparatfoa $nr
tor tiiihi m. , B-
Ma i mm oikiau i
aiimlliMl buuoinn :
at Kaa. t m.mm
4 ..i
aarga fur Luu.aa or ,
at I r
f 1ST natij.
fan paruealart i litr .
A. C. DAVIS, Supt.,"
LA CUAMUK, a.
ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE.
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I it college enjovfl in bo
wm. ef .a L' ni
vnilir am it oonducted by
ls oonductad Sit ta J. i
rathert. it it titoauxl In a rj eaniiU
ErioKwork County between thttar
a K. A L. 1. laoaad. Every Saetuty la !
for lha bai Clauical. 8clDb4o a Coin
narciai aduoaiiou. hoard an4 TutU.a Bar
Yaar S3UO. Bl aM, a re-ope. . WaajtaaOay. .
September iLb lv
tJtka'i Hl 'reparatory Sahool foe
Boys from lo to i.'. .. idar ina Saaaa .ma.
tlon. Kor fuitber pari.culara attiy tw ttav.
John Sci'Lar. M J . I'tra ulf dwlia
THS I MIVEBJITV OV THsl aoVTH
It luraUKl ttaKiNKI. TK.N N , apoa tha
Cumberland rlatnau 2.1WO feet above lb. tea
lave!. I tiia .obool, under t hn tfMialal aalnwi
age of the Kmiiops of llie Proust ant Vpax-o-pal
iduirh. In ihe -o th and Woo tha est,
otters in beaitbicst resldenea tod tbt hast
advaous-rs, both -uorul and edwaUoaal, ta
it Grammar School and In tta OblleglaM
aud ltieologirai Orpar Iwenta. Sit th.
tpeotal claims of ha rnnertlty for patroti.
age. apuiy tor dix umeiita to the Kev.TKI
KAiK Hit.SiiN, lot n.am-ellor. Bawaaae.
feu it. aQlS4wlaa
Duffy's Group Syrup.
Racipy of -.he la;,- lr. WaLTKB DtJTTT.
PKEl'ARKI) AND SOLD BYJ
NEW HKRNE.
North Carollnft.
lUtlfi-xi Wtf
SALEM FEMALE AGADEUY.
SI,I,JI N. (J.
l e 1 1 ri r n i i.vaiioti: i.esniiful gronndt; am."
p!e tiululiiiKH wild com f , ,r tall a Study par.
lorn, sleep'iiK ali-ov : tal!ill rooma; wall
grHdatl slid ailvHlirrtf t-outse of sRldy; tpMHat '
sch.Hoa in Mum.'. I .auituK"t and Com- '
merclal studlek. n II ne.l home life, with tanl
litlstian tiHiuiim. special care or thalndl. :
vldual pupil elglity-iour yeara Of oontlna.
OUS e I lie fence Slid more IIibii mm A Inmr
Send for ( ialoRiie and cliculara ly..1d)ru
VOl' PAIS VOIR MOIST ARb
TAKKM VOl It CHOICE."
I have a very fine C A Nil I DATE CIGAR
CLKYKLANI) Al) TIllHMArV.
II a R II f mo a aain MAaimv '
Nty t he sale of these cigars wa will tae who at
Aiir.Ai'. misiigarls gixl enough for tha
( A Mil U A I M to smoke Murely Uiavott.
can smoke them. Ktve cent. each, at
I'AISIKR'S CIO A R WTORB. '
Middle, near Nouib K runt tta. .
lso. wliers can le lound good Chewtn.
Him
KiiiK and ullklnila of Tohaoco. l ima.
and on the i
it her side good cool Hoda Water,
Peep Kock Water(eto.,ete. . .
W. I- PALItlKR
In a hurry to let you kuowlti
(linger A I
The World Stands Aghast
AT MY LOW PBICJSH. "u
And wonders, How ia it that I oan sell -so
much lower than any one else? -' ,
I'll tell you: I have determined to be)
easily satiafied for the cash, and WORK
FOR SMALL PROFITS. -My
Motto is: FAIR DEALING, "i.
Come and buy from me, and you will
never regret it. ...
K. R. JONES,v
Now Berne, K. Off
SALE AND EXCHANGE
Tbe undersigned having purchased that
extensive Stables on Middle street, formerly
conducted by Mr. Cohen, Is prepared to fur
nish the public with ihe very beet service t&
H0K8K8 and VEHICLES of EYEEt DBS-
CRIPTION. - -f
tine ttock al way 1 on hand for HIRE, SALS.'
or EXCHANGE. An txperlence of aararal
yeaisbasmademe familiar wltlli the needs'
of New Berne and vicinity m this Una, and
no pains will be spared to give the fullest
satisfaction. Drivers and teams furnished
for any occasion or to any part ef srroHDd
lng country. J. T, BWBLI' "
Jy?7d3tn Middle street
NOTICE.
Change of Place forlloldisr
Elections In No. Nine
Township. ;
North Cabolira. Chavbn Cotjbtt, 1
County Commissioners' OfQce, -
New Berne, Aug. 6th, 1889." S
Notice 1a hereby tiven that h .n r,.
derot the Board of County Comrr
sionera of Craven county, passed t'
aay, tne vounr precinct at Bro
Store in No. 9 To wnship; in said cou
a as oeen changed from said" plsem -
lUyi Store at or 'm ; Jasper, t
known' and: designated as Jasper I
clnct in said township,-and tu '
lections la said township shall Is 1
at said last named place until oiLct
ordered.. .' ... ,
By order or the Board,
" ORLANDO1' HTJT.r ,
a7d80J Clerk Board (
a
at wVmiT.r
a ffw wna
COL.
AGENCY FOR