Daily
OURNAL
VOL. VIL-NO. 259.
NEW BERNE. N. C, TUESDAY. JANUARY 29. 1889.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
JL HE
BUSINESS LOCALS.
s
T
klsctbo EARLY BOSS fotatoes for
Planting. C E. 3L0TCB.
"RUCKER3'8ed ud Supplies
At Oo. Aixxa Co.
I) LOUGHS, Cultivators and Barrow
t very low price.
Ota AU-Ui t Co. '
f MPORTED FREHCQ BRASDY AND
1 UOLLASD CIS. just received and
fur sale by Jahks Redmond.
L7ERT1LIZE&S for Truckers and for
V CoUoa Planters, at
Qeo A Li.es & Co.
n A VINO MADU A LARGE purchase
of Lorillard 8ouff which oalla for
qaite a on of money. 1 sea compelled
to aak all of my customers, whoae ao
eoant ar over dae, to coai. forward at
once and settle- 1 aseare them that I do
need the money and tbey are causing
m yeeat inconvenience by delaying.
I have reduced the price of my Fine
Butter to 83 cenU per pound, it u eitra
nioe and newly made.
My parched Coffees are just splen i id
Try a pound and b convinced 25, SO
and 33 cent, per pound.
To any merohant in or out of the city
1 will aell Lorillard SoutI by th. ke at
40 oenta per lb., lee I per cent off, for
cash. Very respectfu ly.
TBE OROCER E. B HACKBl'RN
jinlS tf.
I JURE WINES AND LIQUORS for
Medicinal iindotheru.ee for sale
by James Redmokd.
1) LEASE KK. MEMBER that I need
money aa well aa the reat of man
kind, an J if you owe me please pay me.
J. 0. W WTTY.
NE Thousand Roll. W.ll Piper at
very low prioee.
Geo.
Allen A Co.
,1
UST RKCEIVED Another lot of
GARRKTT'8 COGNAC BRANDY
fr sale by James Redmond.
A cold wave is reported advano
n in tbii direction.
(.iKN. Mahone is spoken of as
the neit Republican candidate for
Oovernor of Virginia.
The Wilmington Review has
hoisted the name of Chailes M
Stednian for Governor in 189'J.
M. Qoblkt, French Minister ol
Foreign Aflairs, has felt impelled
to enquire of England why she has
appropriated two of the Tonga
islands.
It is staled that ilou. John
Nichols, member of Congress from
the lUleigh district, bids fair to be
made public printer under the
Republican reqime at Washington.
XhK fact that this government
is tasedn manhood and not upon
money is one which needs to be
frequently hammered in npon the
dull consciousness of onr would be
plutocrats.
"The Washington Tost ot the
lCih contains a pen picture of Col.
Oliver 0. Dockery, of this State,
together with a stroDg recommen
dation for an appointment in Mr.
Harrison's Cabinet."
A late copy of the Philadelphia
Ledger says: Here we are nearing
the middle of January, with brick
layers and stone masons at work
outdoors on . stout walls jost the
same as if there was no such thing
as winter.
Minister Taelps is to leave
London for home at the end of this
month, it Is stated, and in the
English snetropoUs -the fact -is
ascribed to Salisbury's masterly
inactivity: in relation to the vacancy
male b Lord Sackville's recall.
A JOINT caucus of Pennsylvania
Republican Senators and Represen
tatives has decided that the pro
posed trohlbftion amendments to
the Oonstitafion shall b passed at
,once, and that ! the (question shall
be submitted to tha people at' a
special election to be beld on Jane
16 next.":, f$t 1 . .
The Darham Cotton Manufactur
IngJoropany havfl jost declared a
' semi-annual dividend of 6 per cent,
making; 12 per cent on their capital
. stock daringthe past year. vSo it
is , ail ove the - Soath. . Every
Southern cotton factory under
competent management is staking
money.
I 'TTJi MuRSXA'g death In poverty
U another reminder of the world's
-' cold forgetfnJness.V A ' beautifal
voice that charmed millions In this
country ' and Barope made her
petted and much applauded woman.
Its sodden Idas and ill health
reduced Ler to poverty and no
generous voice ever called her from
it. Her daughter, crazed by hei
mother's death and poverty, took
her own life in despair
TilK moral tone of the dominant
element in the Republican party is
indicated by the renewed probabil
ity that John Vanamakr is to be
given a place in HretudeDt Harri
son's Cabinet. Col. Holloway, a
prominent Republican of Indian
apolis, ajeakin of the contingency,
says ' There is no reason why he
shouldn't appoint htm. Practical
politic-, elected lien. Harrison, and
he will do well to recognize them."
Dk A rncis H avoood, the well
known laborer in the cause of negro
education, demand justice (or the
Southern States in the- public lm
prensipn ot what they are doing foi
uegro eo iooIs. He says that since
1870 Wiinia has spent 4,000,000,
Georgia .V0,000, and Alabama
3,500,000 for negro schools and
teachers The South claims to be
doing all she can for her colored
youth, and must do so as a simple
principle of sell preservation and
progress.
LOCAL NEWS.
SEW ADVERT IS EM A TS
C E Slover Seed potatoes.
W. B Planner -Dry goods, etc
J. P. 1 aylor -Cassard html, etc
Niue delegates left yesterday for Ral
eigh in il.e interei-t of tlie railroad
meeting
YtaurJuy was a clear and beautiful
day. but after night it clouded up and
showed appearance of falling; weather.
The steamer tfewberne brought in
upon her deck )esterday a beautiful
little iraft to te driven by naph
tha. It ih for government service at
Beaufort hui bur.
The irgular mreung of the general
uianagkr's of ibeLndiet' Department at
the Fair will bp beld thla (Tuesday)
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence
of Mrs. Maaly. The committee on Art
and Curious is ri quested to join them.
The entertainment at ye theatre to
night will he well worth seeing. The
press generally, speaks in very high
praise of MUs Nahar as an elOctttlonist
and dramxtio reader. Reserved seats
can be secured at Bell's jtwelry store
The roads in the country are reported
to be in very bad condition even consid
ering the recent heavy rain-fail. Good
roads and good streets and sidewalks
are among Uo firt things that a county
and city government fhculd look to.
The buoy light at Pamlico Point is
out and the fact occasions great annoy
ance and no little danger to vessels ply
ing in that vicinity. We trust our Nor
folk exchanges will note this, in order
that the atu ntion of the proper author
ities may te called to it.
The ladies or Pine Grove, iooes
county, expect to have a festival the
evening of February 14th, for the bene
fit of tha church and hope to have a
targe attendance, aa Ihey are very
anxious to have the church nicely re
paired Ufore the next Association
which is to be there in October. Now,
gentlemen help them and the work will
soon be accomplished. They extend
thanks to the, steamer Howard for S5
sent for the tame. t "J
Elsewhere appears a communication
signed "Delegate," one of a committee
appointed by the Board of Trad of
New Betas to attend a railroad meeting
to be held In Raleigh today It seams
that au arrangement had been mads by
which it was agreed that if fifteen
would go the Atlantiq & N. C. Road
ould furnish "found, trip tickets at
$4 80. V . Thirteen were, at the depot
ready to pay forflf teen tickets, and we
ses no reason why they ware not per
Bitted to do so , iy
We Appreciate.
The State Chronicle, ever ready' to
speak a good word for this jseetfoea;
speaks as foJlofsin.rega.rd toout Ja.lrj
"February 19th, ZOtfc a 1st and i are
- j l.i ji : ail. . . .wr. k.'
ins uiwniur nmuiQK wb - ncunu run.
Oyster, Game and Industrial ExpOHttoa
at New-Berne.. It will be au affair well
worth attending. The: Chronicle will
refer to this' exposition again and tell
of the attractions to ee-off
If some enterprising ifellow would
now corner the market on Dr. Bali's
Couah 8y rue he, oould .make his for
tune. Beware of frauds." ?:
"For i am declined into the, vale of
Yan ." she said a little sadly, but n
deed I don't much mind it lines I can
get Salvation Oil for S3 cents,....-..
Is Thar to be ao Lumber Exhibit P
We have not heard yet whether there
is to be an exhibit ol lumber and wood
at oar Fair. The lumber beiinee ia one
of ear moat important Industries and it
ihould not be overlooked. There ire
premium of SIS 00 offered on the beat
aed largeat display of d reset d lumber
and we are ia hope, that tome of oar
eew mill men will find time to have thie
department repreeented. The exhibit
last year waa a good one and attracted
oonaiderable attention. Nearly every
Variety of wood that North Carolina
produce is in cloee proximity w ith New
Berne and to set them ao a to tbow to
advantage would cost but little. Will
aot some one see that thin Important in
tereet is not overlooked?
6hipping News
The steamer Vesper of the L' C. D.
line arrived Sunday with full cargo of
general merchandise. The Eaglet of
this line sailed yesterday with full car
go. The Vesper will sail at 4 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
The Newberne of the O. D. Line sails
today at 13 o'clock for Norfolk. The
Manteo of this line will arrive tonight.
The schooner Chae. P. Sinnickson is
at the railroad wharf unloading kainit
for the Oil Company at Ooldsboro
A Heavy Invoice.
The large wholesale house of 11. B.
Duffy received yesterday in bulk a ship
ment of shoes to the value of upwards
of 88.000. By bard work and close ap
plication to business Mr. Duffy hs
built up an immense business. Ilia
trsde hss been reaching out until it has
penetrated even farther than the ad
j lining counties.
Honor to Whom Honor Is Due.
Editor Jocriul: I hate seen inn
reoent issue of some paper that the town
of Wilson is more noted for its dis
tinguished men than any other town in
our Slate.
The writer surely knows nothing of
old New Berne so notd for its dis
linguUhed men. It was the birth place
and home of the great Judge William
Oaston. Also of the eminent John
Stanly, and of his sou Edward 8 anly.
Also of Louis I). Henry and
of Rev. Dr Fraoois Ha wis, the dis
tinguished divine who for years was
the greatest pulpit orator in the city of
Naw York ; alto his brother Rev. Cieero
Hawks who for many years was Bishop
of Missouri. The Hon. John H. Bryan
who for many years lived in Raleigh.
Also his brother Jam ee W. Bryan known
as the finest orator of the New Berne
bar. With these was Judge M. E.
Manly, an eminent jurist.
Later, Hon. (J. C. Clark, Judge Oreeo.
enry R Bryan, Clement Manly M
DeW Btevenston, and many other
talented gentlemen of the New Berne
bar of today. With these are her
doctors who are the equals if not the
superiors, or any In the state. Last
though not by any means least, is John
8. Long, the orator, of whom it has
been said, by oue fully capable ol jiid
tag, that his reputation as an ornt.ru
national No city or town in North
Carolina can show snob a record, an.)
the list might be much lengthened.
It may be proper to say that this
writer does not wish in the least degree
to undervalue the distinguished gentle
men of Wilson, or make any "invidious
comparison," but is simply impelled by
an earnest desire to do justice to his
native place, a city long known as the
Athens of our great Stale.
Yours, to.. Octooenaiuin
New Berne, Jan. 27. 1899.
k. tt N. C. Railroad.
Editor Journal: Insiea of being in
Raleigh, at this moment. as I expected,
this morning I am in New Berne, and
permit me to give the reason:
The A. At. O.K. a. Co. advertised
f fifteen delegates or more would at
tend the railroad convention in Raleigh
on the 29th inst. , tickets for the trip
there and return would be sold for
$4.60. This morning there happened to
be, but' thirteen delegates at the depot,
who attempted to buy fifteen tickets.
agreeably to the published rates. This
President Bryan would not allow.
Therefore, three or four of our promi
nent citizens and myself declined to
further follow the direction of the
Tom Tit President" and thus are now
at home.
If the incompetency of this President
could be manifested to tbe public
rough the State I have no doubt, ith
any others, that hie re election would
be impracticable. Now let the press
publish the facts as they exist, whether
they - strike down a Governor or a rail
road President.
i Are we ever to sit quiet and allow
others to take us into humble keeping?
Instead of encouraging tbe delegates te
attend a convention for the interest of
our ' people and the extension of the
road of whioh he is the ohisf executive
officer, we have here annoying obstruo-
Uo a thrown is the way, either from
iedifferenoe to our welfare or personal
Pique or incompetency. . r ,
r Mr. Editor tun oa the .lent and let
ua knew. whether Got.' Scales' state-
meat in his seaeage. respecting the ex
cellent management pf this road bow is
true or false. - Dbltqati
Ke Berne, Jan. 23, 1889.
0 (its mother's! for the well
baby in day time. About 700 laps of tbe
Deo room noor at night for the happy y)
ratner unites na nas a bottle of Dr
Bull's, Baby Byrue to esse the little suf
ferer.ft'-iv . Jsi .. ... .
: A constipated habit of the bod v and
all of its pernicious effects are quickly
removed, ey laxmot, the great rsgu
lstor. ; Price only 85 oents.
Kinston Items.
Some ot oi r i
ing of ialiL,( ..
excursion next
We were v cr ,
Woodley, of 1 r.
was on a tU n ;
ir teachers tre talk-
leather European
,nrr
J lO ILttl
l.r C. IV
l(-k He
l-it
Tie
h 14 man y 1
ftiends here
Mud Kate Ui!o
ay 'f !'tn ro .
Came down jo the Ttsnrtday
m niiil
10 lake charge of ir.- Art nrrnieni
of Kineton CoUrc.
The river 13 riaiog, and the chad frog
is piping Li cheery note mlhelow
lands It stems that winter has abro
gated hi claims in favor of spring.
A walk into our drug nJ seed (tores
gues you a lUvor of spring time.
Truekeis aro getting ready for an eai ly
campaign, and if the Mgns of the times
do not fail, we shall have n early
spring hi d in) with frost and i.-e
Eight i risuLiorj escaped from the
county jiil hare on Wednesday night.
They took advantage of the noise and
confusion attending the frae. open air
eihibiiion of tho lulian to prueup
some of the iron bars which formed the
ceiling of their ce.i 1 'ne poor fellow
was left behind , tj U-,.,nan his fata on
account of his fat 11.- was loo large to
go through the liberty lu.ie They were
waiting in prison l. be hired out in
order to vsurk out Ihtir sememes
Steel cells, then, can t e broken out of
it seems Hut there mini have br-en
some outside aid
KarlliqiLike in ( o!ur.id.
DkNvkk. Jan. L'j 1 nf. irmati. n jjsi
received from Uoult. t olorudo, sutea
that a portion of tho Siate hun been
treated to-a genuine eirth.j iHke Th
shock commenced on the afternoon of
the 15th int . and at 7 oYl.i, k there
were vilent ones w l ich ro. ted stria' I
buildings, detached Ure nias-es of
rocks from the mountains, and great y
frightened the people and animals
cattle were especially terrified, and ran
frantically back and forth. Thunder
preceded the shocks, tut time was
no rain.
A peculiar phenomenon w is ..I serve.)
at Hot Springs. Below the government
bridge the productive of great kuhIihs
of water and gas. fully three tunes a
much water as gB wasthrown out. ar d
accompanying it was a mrs- sulphurous
stench that made the people sick and
the birds to drop to the ground When
the convulsions ceased the water ro
ceded, and there was a sou ni like the
rushing of a great river The course of
the shocks was from soi,th to north
They Washed Hi in Willi ( oal Tar
FALL Rivek Jan 'J4 ' Sim ' Sher
man we a boarder w uh (lark King
who lived with his wife on the King
road, near Bins Eour (' rr.ers Tiverton
R I The Klieini.ois of Sherman t
Mrs King excited the neighbors, and
twenty of them went to the King house
supplied with coal tar. They invited
8hermau. who had been previously
notified to leave town, to come out As
soon na he did so he was seized by the
mob. and his head, face anil hands cov
red with tar H whs then lol.i to run
and not to stop till he dropped Undei
an impetus froni the rrowd he started
and Jamn to the Niagara rnin. house
in this .-it .. in a m-i. lf present
able by the r" x- :v I .. 1 of the
aCiioii of Ho Ti it .1 i ii !J. has not
been buCK t . !'i i i
AretheJnV i lU Boomed
; OLLMBUS (J i J. in 24 1'oere is a
rumor current a moot; warehoimemeu
that an imporiani 0'al has rieen eon
summated by t ie Standard Oil Com
pany by whuli the who's jute ba.ging
industry of thrt eoiit. ti y n i be alfect
ed. It is stated that stockholders of the
Standard Oil Company have purchased
the patent process for making pinf
straw bagging that t Ley will establish
factories all over 'h ountry wherever
they have oil nuiU. m. I thai their big
ging will enable tb i.i ti Lre-ilr diwn
the jute mi!lH
Slxlein Missionaries for liciengc.
London. Junuary 28 The British for
eign office has received a dispatch from
Z irjzibar stating that the Arabs er gaged
in the slaughter of Missionary Brooks
and his sixteen followers sent word
that the deed was committed in revenge
for England's anti-slave trade policy,
and that missiorary work in central
Africa was to be exterminated.
Tilt Verdict I nsnlmoui.
W. ). Suit, DrnpgiHt, Bippna, Ind., tes
tifies: "I can recommend Electric Bitters
aa the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles and waa cuied of
Rheumatism of 10 years standing." Abra
ham Hare, druggist, Bellvil e, Ohio, af
firms: "The bet selling wedicine I ever
handled in my 20 years' experience is
tUectr c Bitters. 1 honsands of ot' era
have added their testimony, bo that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitten
do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidi.eye
or blood. Unly a half dollar a bottle at
R. N. Duffy's wholesale and retail drug
Store. Large size sb.00 p-r (1 zen whole
sale.
Anniversary of Gen. Gordon's Death
London. January 26.- Today is the
third anniversary of the death ot Qeo.
Oordon, and -his statue on Trafalgar
Square is covered with flowers and
with wreaths in memory of the brave
soldier.
I BAVX been a sufferer from catarrh
for the paat eight years Having tried
a number of remedies advertised as
"sure cures1' without obtaining any re
lief, I had resolved never to take any
other patent medicines, when a friend
advised me to try Ely 's Cream Balm.
I did SO with treat reluctance, but can
now testify with pleasure that after
using it for six weeks I believe myself
cured. It is a most agreeable remedy
ah invaluable Balm. Joseph Stewart,
024 Grand Av., Brooklyn.
A Weaaaa's Dtevry. I
Another wenderfal discovery has tK-n
aed that too by a lady ia thla ouuoiy
fastened its olalchee apon her and
I for seven years aha stood its sever eat trsiK
1 but li er vital organs were aDdermicrd ua
i death seemed immioeBt For three ni.-Dit?
kiie cougnea lnotimantiy and tfm .: d -i
. eb boQttbl of us a bol le ( I"
! KtDjr's New llcoery foi" e'oiisiju; u.i
I and as ?o much rr.i.vrJ on ii.il.. ' -l
Jos thai she s ept a:! n'gtt and vi-r
b'Ule haj brtn Uiiracuious.1 v cured li
Ciuie is Mrs Luther Luu T hus roir
W (. Htmrick i (.o of SLe.by. N i
iirt a trial bottle at K N Puffy 3 w!..4e j
sa and rta:l drug store Lolrsalr
$? 1" per duzn
Democrallt- Eeeutire (. oiniuiltee.
Tbe members of the county I'emo
crane Executive Committee of Craven
county are requested to meet al the
court house on Monday the 4ih day of
February al 3 p m. for tbe purpose of
recommending appointments for m . ;:s
trates to the Oeoeral Assembly
8. R. Strket. t arn 0
J Havk.ns Sec y.
Whom It May Concern.
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE
GASSARD HAMS.
At 11 Cents Per Pound.
Lard, Buckwheat,
Pickles, Etc.,
At l'i ice to astonish the natives 1 II
and see for y oursalf .
J. F. TAYLOR.
HMT OF MIDDLE STRr FT.
jin23dwtf NEW BF.RNK. N C
NOTICE
In i.ereli, K!vtTi thai ppll.'AlUm will I.
111 title in Itu iMt3rHl AhrDiiy u 1 tiannf
t ' ' Mar tei ol New heiiir , ;
Life Insurance.
A fair test of the coet of Life Insu
ranee in tha Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Co , Policy No 135 590,
amount if J 500. age 28 years. Issued
August 4, 1 H7 5 Annual premium,
1'ayment. Dividend. Amount.
I si year $VT 5m
M 811 33 42 2i
3 1" 12 40 41 1M
4ili ' 12 40 41 li
Vh " 12 97 40 61
ih " 13 30 40 2H
7ih " 14 n2 3s 76
Sih " 15 02 3H 56
h 16 1(1 37 4S
'Oih ' 18 15 37 43
llih ' 16 r5 3(173
12 h " 17 07 36 51
iSih " 17 80 36
I4ih ' 17 57 36 I'l
S1912S S5.VI H4
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paid
14
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4
32 -!55rt r4 r. 1 ,1 r , e .
o r 1 llOO per a.-.ouin
I a-ll VS.lje ot .1 -1,111 al
IJ.IW Issued It 11 rh ill .1 I ,(. W.
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.b..ui495 00
The p. ,1.1 11 . v 1. f a similar poll f
. uld be t825.0O.
N ehlimale Tlies hijures r. al
guaranteed and nii.l.' a p .rl of t...- I' .1
lr-j.
WILLI M II O'.IVER,
Agent Conn. Mutual Ins. Co.
N e w be r n , N.C.
Received of William II Oliver airer.t
of the Connecticut Mutual Life luu
ranee Company of Hariford. Conn
Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollar
in full payment of Policy No 135 ,"i90
in the life of my late husband. Mr
Alex. H Holton.
I am indebted to Mr. Oliver for his
kind attention to this, and to the Com
pany for their promptness in paying the
amount.
Newbern. N C.
Signed, SATtAll IIoi.ton.
For 30 Days Only!
HEATING SHOVES
FOR LESS THAN COST
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
No
is Hi - tune to I to
reduce our sluck. This is 1, ,
Come and see me.
I ubllg.
P. M. DRANEY.
JaliZ4 dJVtt
For Sale,
A HALF BLOOD JERSEY BULL
CALF. Price $15.00.
Apply to
ENO0H .WADSWORTH,
n23dwtf New Berne. N. C.
Pecan Treesand Geese.
A Ann lot of Pecan Trees for tale, and
will be delivered to freight lines at
Stone wall, at seventy- five cents eaoh for
fonr or less; for five or more, Sty cents
each Also, me pair of White China
Geese, price iV 00.
Address, J. 8. LAKE,
jefldwlm Stonewall, N.C.
E.H.&J.fi. MEADOWS
Truck tS Go? j-, rs:tor$
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NEW BERNE. N. C.
JUU To:;8
600 T-ns
ph.it.'
250 To.u
i ll 3S-
Fxtra
1 1 1 :
1000 nam:
r
i cti-d Stovi
1000 Bush M,.a
Early TV.;;.
300 Bush iv.
roved
Extra
r.s!
Troof
Early R
12000 Bus1- '
Oats.
Radish, hr : .
Sm:ill Sroi'.s
ur.d ' (
("i Ii U . I
and pl 11 olhr
" G c.'doa or
Field, it
LOW FIGURES.
200 BARRELS
Genuine
EARLY ROSE SEED
POTATOES.
From State of Maine"
For Sale' Very Low.'
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aorses.
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lai.t.s. ;o List.
WKITTY 6 GATES.
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by
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I dav of ,Se1.f
'nd rtcorded on . eo irds nf Pr.
veil County in H,,k 7. iig.. 355 win
sell oil Twenty third day of February,
mi T-rt ""do -k. at Fort Barnwell
the tract of l.m-l nin,Mnr,.i -.1
luoiinage. hi I'ublic Auction
highest bidder, for t:ash.
to the
A full description can be had of said
iraoi, 01 una by reft
r-rence to' tbe
liecorde.
This Jan.
26
10th. ' " '
J W LANK Mortgaged
""vw 't'ij.i
All persons owing Taxt fdrlSSTan'j'l "
1888. Schedule -Er Taxes?" ft&tf1
Liquor Licenses, and all Othei'eniee' ,
required by the Revenue Lswi oflHorti '
Carolina, are hereby hotfioJ!to gehle
uv oca 111 17.
be given
from 9
II1TIA frnm arnV JT.
t tuw uaio.,,
January 18, 18f9, v ' I f,V.!,;:. .'
Mv ' '1 . Sheriff .Craven (
runner xnntommm iimthr
I wfll attend at IbVoCu
A.U. to iV.ki i rr-. tl .
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