OURNAL..
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VOL. VIT.-NO. 306, ;
NEy; BERNE. C., SUNDAY, MARCH 24. 1889.
PRICE 5 CENTS;
2 U SUiTSS LOCALS. . ' , If President Harrison rives us a Th Cravaix-Pamlioo Case. I Temporary Change in Sdhtdule.
- I gnuara administration and leaves! H a" that we have had eemewhatl Owing to the necessary delay caused
TlI Waa a email DOOK IflHi ' 4. . . ...
I a in. -:-.. I th Knntharn Rr. itM tn flstara with I
k i t tlnnr.. IZ " V iTi 'it 7 W heard Won Jadge Bhipp ta thta bridgt th. mul.ad freight trains wUl
it belonged to the L of. B.O. Louie, m,, "race problem mUU tlkd.l ; . ? . . , .
T ;h,.i will WanaiJ Ui flndar.t vw vuicji, 1 1 eitv vaatardav. huuedof beiat-aeeee Wave liorehead City one hour earlier
I a . . . i a a. I I . .
'rrvypR WRITISO- ( 1ml W MHWU BWOI UO BI Wl- p,-)!,. Craven cosntv waa simply 7U but. They will probably reach
I , I 1 I UL A. W"l B. t 1 a . a . I t M I ... I . 1 . i .. li..
Bou or lot T uwi-r purpu-, i CIUBIUQS WUIUO lpuUUOwVDS Ofl HllBf !Of IH HM1 BAUimU eon bwiumu uuie ifti ma uiqii Of
.Y"l o .w-oTZ!.- b:.i.mA.4 ftM.. I With fadfUMt of th Saprtin Court Uinw willoolybe teaap-rarT" thr or
..I iAklm4 ki .). tWrnliiM fanr d&v at iKa urnnvt ThA n
vtAorvtX! J kiui.. I - wxmmmmB vnrw irmiim j -
r lift Td floTK A 8PECIAL d.ted Rome, MrCB 1875. Ptmlioo obj-oWd to thi B-Ji.ioh.dal. forthMedaJ9 wl.pPrar,n
fv .n mrmi farnUhsd on BhnrklAn.L . n. i t I linu IMlUf 1UM I nnfM WU IP-1 vur iubbubt issue iu;ei:.rr im iu
or dart vita 8b,
Urt
ui purpoM
ootta by leCriag
Eadcltfl oa MlddU Mraet. taZi tt
1?0R 81LB Cow with yooag calf.
Iltf , W, P, BcRBca Oo.
IpoioUd to aaoartaia tba exact amoBnt dauili of
20th, aajB : At the bouquet y ester
1 " oX tba debt bow da
near, aaia toai id ido luian hi to ta th8aprior Court ol
Bhoold be necessary for the Pope Lenoir eonaty. where the motion (or
"pOPULAR BOOKS FOR SALE. Seel to leave Europe be would find a aiaadamai to nroally beard, but ae the
I rn F!7 . . . . , I in ra rafnM amonir the American Jndae wae tick at the laet term of the
Booc.ev: a, w; evai.ewi Mwj 1 -
li H ' I Matinna Ka nnM nMlr htm court the eaae wae eat for uarteret ana
fl v vm w uuukM v u7 wa v m i
TTAVINQ arraBged rate with the
issue
whatever
traufer may be
neceemary .
bishops,
with honorable hospitality.
- 11 . . .
JL. cipreeeuie noe weaera qni mi oB11.Tn PTT-MTi'a nraia aF rhA
- T Hm-I Alh-rt .ill ha eoli at l8t eta.. Mr I DWIAIO i.TJMB S praise 01 the
.' pound. Porter Houee eteat 15 eie. management of the naval depart
v A' OONSIQNMEKT of CBA.0 GBaSSl ment nndur Secretary Whitney was
by agreement iu heard at chamber ia
thia city yeeterday. Simmona & Manly
repreeeated Craren, kf. DeW. Suren
eon and W. T. Caho repreeeated Panv
lioo.
Oounael for Pamlico urged that the
mandamu ehould not ietue until the
amooat due Craven ehould be aecer
tained ; that large auma Ijad been paid
rlonrl thmwlipv waatin- mAn- wayen oounty wmcn aaa doi p-eo
i j rt - j
-pERTIUZEES lor Truckre and for tnjepairing worthless ressels and , '
V Cttnn puntera. at . I . r . . . . Craren alnoe I
t -
UAXioraaiaoy unexpected as it was deserved
' - IA(r Plnmh tninf a nn. t h fan tha
JL BOLL AND QIN, Joat received aad " was jur. uuoej wuo urai. aoaa
for Bale bV . Jams RXDMOBD. IrlAnd th daIIpt rt waatinv mnnti
applied to the payment of tbedeDt: taat
Craven alnn the ad tuatment of the debt
..1 . .1
Obo. ALUS ft Co. auopiea me wiser course oi spena- hwl fnnd,d u Md lBaladtd , ur
Tiura Bwnvnsn. wholesale ,Da all appropriations in construe- amount of floating debt of whiohPam-
J LIQUOR DEALER, baa Juet re-l ting modern vetsels. Com lne from M'co wae not bound to pay any part
ealvea a gooa aeeortmeni or faHTei . ... a(imlujAn u that Craven waa not entitled to a man-1.,
Wiaee and Brandies, and aleo some of -rt-- ,. w u' u
tna ramoua uautornia vvina aoownaa i tuuu u compumcuii to reiinnc . . 4.bud. m. sermou at i i a ia. iv kv
... . . . 1 . I I t 1 A a. ... k k . . (La .inMint . . a I I
ue '-Angelica," maoeiromuiaiamoue administration: it oncht to irvfl I -, g M Newman i, u sun.Uy school
. rf Ha IkIAH. ABH1IM IJHna. 1 Hill '
Orepe ie only auDoeeef ally cultirated in I as " chart for the Secretary ap
the Southern pan uarorn; it ia a pointed by Iteneral Harrison.
Church Stmcee Tolay.
Qbriat Church Rev. V V. Shielde
rector. Third Sucday iu LfLt Service
at 11 a. m. and 7 4 j p m Sunday
eobool at 9 SO a m. and 4 p. m All
people will be welcomed to the servicee
of thia church. Ushers at the dixir.
Methodist Church -R-v. L W Craw
ford pastor. Servii es at 11a. m and
7:80p ai. Tbepewi aro tree L'ohera
always in the veMittiK to receive
traBgers. All persrna art' cmdially In
vited to worship i.li Hi coiinrenation.
Young men's t rayei mi . twJ(( at 9 a m.
Sunday school t ;l m J K Willi,
Saperintendeut.
Baptist Ihurch-Urv 11 W. Mrtttle
pastor I'reacriinK ht 1 1 n m ntid ' 4"5
p. m Bund iy si to I at 3 p m
l reBliyienan L taurcn itv i. i . v ass.
pastor. MtTfices at 11 h. hi. and
, I ' - uin eondltione of ollmete to bring it to Columbia Record
xoellenoe, whloh oonditiooe are only
,. anei in tnae paraawa oi toe ushw r , A T TT71170
Stateec-Hl. aaUTeOrolin. LOCAL NEWS.
' t - w inee ana oraaaiee ironi we t iuwgc
' - - of Garrett ft Co. and J. Wharton Oreen
' ' V ere of very superior quality and are
,-.-1 very pure. rea lm
v i "DLOTJOHS, Cultivator and Harrow
v,i . : i JU at very low prioee.
" Oao. Allkk ft Co.
, TUSf RECEIVED Another lot of
' ". - .1 niDDVTTia nrviNin BRiMnV!
Vfor sale by Jambs Redmond.
! METhouand RolU Wall Paper at
J very low prioea.
; ; Gio. Alum ft Co.
" " Exqlakd and America are in ao
, cord on the Samoan question.
CoL. Fbkd. D. Qraht has Teen
( appointed Minister to Austria,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHEWING! Gum.
Damon Barhis Loet.
W. T. Hill Type writing.
Mrs. Scsan Walker Board.
Whitty ft Gates Attention farmer
"4. t
and pastor's Uiblo class at A l'i p m. A
hearty invitation is extended to at
tend and participate in all these ser
vice. Y. M. C. A. Devotional meeting this
afternoon at 6 o'clock. Subject: An
Offer and a Warning. Aets 1J 3.
Leader, W. P. Jones. All men are cor
dially invited to attend.
NORTH tAROI.IM M1NS.
From t ho Mate Taper-..
Sanford Kx press: Tlio forest fires
Dear Hoffman burnt a section of the It.
Extensive prepirationa are being
made for the Japanese wedding enter
tainment to come off April 8J.
A special meeting of the city council
will be held tomoriow night to transact
such business as may come before it.
The first radishes of the season were
shown us yesterday. They were from W0""1 debt w,re y,t
for had been paid by plaintiff to the
creditors.
Counsel for plaintiff insisted that the
amount of the debt doe Craven by Fam-
lioo had been definitely ascertained and
a judgment rendered for it; that the
question of what is dne now waa mere
ly one of mathematical calculation and
no referee waa neoeeaary; that Craven
county alone was responsible to the
creditors for the Whole of the original
debt, and that it had annually levied a
tax to meet the interest on the same and
to provide a ainking fund to discharge
the prinoipal; that the debt of Pamlico
. . . .IjtA T . .. ,J ... L: ...... l I . . I. I
is a specino debt due to urayen, ana -
that it i. not for Pamlico to eay bow it. " e trains on that road for several
pa, menu shall be applied so it gets the . ,,,, .,-,.
proper credit. The plaintiff admitted, fiTe coiorea eXodusters from the Selma
however, that they were not prepared I section passed up the road yesterday
to make the nroner affidavit for the evening. our correspondent or rial
mandamu because the taxea to make
in
River, under date of March 15th, say
"On the 13th inst. Mr. Henry Wilkins
died at hi home on Flat River, in the
her 29th, 10th, Slat and November 1st
1 A gentleman who live in the neigh
borhood of Aareliaa Springe and ia
himself a practical and observant farmer
informed ue oa Monday that the farm
en in hie eocuoo were much further ad
vanced on the nest crop than usual. He
also told u that mach lea guano would
be ueed thi year than formerly and
that leas cotton would be planted, more
attention being given to corn, oata and
wheat than heretofore. On Friday
morning l.st the jail at Jackon, North
ampton county, was burned to the
ground. There were four prisoners in
it, Pruett White awaiting trial for
whipping hi wife, Anthony Allen
Robert Powell and a boy, the three last
being colored. The jail was completely
destroyed but none of the prisoners
were injured. It ia thought thtt the
buildinc was set en fire by some of the
prisoners to escape, and the three col
ored men did escape, but Robert Pewell
and tbe boy were captured and are now
in ja il at Halifax for safe keeping.
F. M. Mmraoni for the Next 1'rcMdt ut
of tbe A. A . ('. R. K.
Editor Joi'RMaL Tbe people in this
section are discussing the propriety of
memorializing the Governor through pe
tition for the appointment of the Hou
F. M Simmons of New Berne as Presi
dent of the Atlantic & N rih Carolina
Railroad for tbe next ensuing term.
Tbey do not intend to prefer any speci
fications against tbepreoent incumbent.
Only the present management wbivh
we think operates against us We arr
told that while the passenger freights
are more, the merchanlile freights are
less now, under Mr. Bryan a manage
ment, than under Col. Whitford's ad
ministration. At least I understand tbe
leoeipts show it Where is the tr.mble '
What say you, other counties who are
interested,' Wit.Dli,Hi
Handera Htore
List of Fetter
Remaining in the poeloflKe at New
Berne. Craven county, N C , March
24th, 188
Mks Bartha Bryan. W. K. Mryan
Robert Ball, Abe Cohencms. t his II
Larle, Miss Mrv K hlliv liaston
Itryan. Mrs F.dwin (leer, Mis J -unt
unes care July Nsrikage, Matild Wil
hams or Matilda Cherry care J R.
Hancock, Joseph Ethrig. Benage Jones,
. N Jennett, J. B. Kornegay, liinati
Marshall, Jno. B. Miller. Jno. F Nor
man, Carolina I orter, David w . rorter.
Rev. Cannon Smith. Hannah Snead,
Silvie Stevens, Olive V. Simmons.
(leorge Williams. John Raw. Oeorge
Ward, J F Wilkins.
Persons calling for above letters, w ill
say advertised. and give date of list.
The regulations now require that on
cent shall be collected on the delivery
f each letter advertised.
M. MiKi Y. P. M
Of
Mrs. L. J. Mopre and Proc,M collection and the payment J 76th year of his age
the garden
were nice.
Regular Men's prayer meeting at the
" -r v Illinois ConEressmea have re.
celved i from, the President as
-.'.arancea "that satisfy that Meredith office of Gse. N. Ivee, market dock at
7i'-;.,M fail PnH A Prifl f. ww ",w,"ul'
, " Invited to attend.
. . MR. ETJGKXE BCHTJTLKR, noml- Theiteamer Howard will leave for
' n aied for Aaaiatant Secretarv of! Trenton oa Monday morning and will
had not been made.
Upon thia. admission His Honor dis
missed the case without prejudice to I
the plaintiff.
The above ia about the status of ths
case as we could gather from the argu
ments. We think we are getting into
the merits of it and will give our Pam-
-5'-fi
State, has been BSt down on. The not make another trip up Trent river Uioo fritIldi . .utement in a few days
reason waS h had written book Ith1' WMkonacoon"t ' "Vln b, of what they have paid and how It has Governor Fowle upon the Oovernor of
Nashville Argonaut: Material is being
put on the ground and the erection of
the Methodist parsonago will, we are
informed, commence at once. We
see it stated that tne Gold Leaf Tobacco
Works, with a capital of 850.000. will be
organized at Rocky Mount with M. W
Hart, manager.
Durham Tobacco Plant: Chief of Po
lice J. A. Woodall left last nigbt for
Raleigh to obtain a requisition from
on American diplomacy.
made to the draw in the railroad bridge.
Rev. Mr. Dill of Goldtboro preaohed
been credited.
r
I'M Tribune says : "Prof. Jamislet the Baptist churoh during the put
Eassell Lowell Will Bail for Eogland The aermons were uniformly of
April 27th. Tha World adds: '"ah order and greatly enjoyed by
-.Uawu.'th.t.-Mrwtllto
to receive the appointment to thel... Am. .n nnepV.CB.
-5 flottrt of SL Jftmftfl ! Who knowa V B.ntt.t rinM.h ... tn. I onths yet before Gover
ate. . Mr. Dill returned to his home yes
terday. The pastor, Mr. Battle, states
Florida or one John (J. Hart, who is
wanted to answer to the charge of
forgery. It is said that Hart, while in
Durham, in January last, claimed to be
.. , la special correspondent ror the Mew
In another column tn thia tune is a York Herald and got the cash for a 840
T. M. Simmons for President of the
A N. O.K. R.
communication recommending Hon. P. I check, to which waa forged the name of
Iff. Rimmnn. for President af the A. ft James Gordon Bennett, the proprietor
Ol ine aeraiu. narv is iu custoay at
Sanford, Fla. This case may be tried
in our superior Court next week.
&or Fowle will appoint Director! on the Shelby New Era: Mr. Anderson Ham
nart of the State for this road. It leems bright, who lives about two miles be-
to as rather early to begin a dlsousaion urover, waa run over on luesaay
- I Kw A tMii.linHa mtaimn nr,H almn.1 in.
Istantly
Uambright wae
Whether
Clingman fought . the duel, with n'tin ;iU nt,Bn8
tvwgv w si a uvywuu ulau uvv vivk'iuvi aw
tonight. -
. There are serious complications! v,.
in West Virginia, uoteinor wu- jj,, .teamer Vesper of the E. a D.
i mi a
. 4i.M.uim tn .nr.. anout nan an nour. ine uoara oi
I A A asman Vi a 1 sa si rA Sol maatin wns
iW m-A r..Ar.A .n .Ulnn K.
General CLutaxAS , fought a
i . r saaavsrva auii Jewwjf sjejaawvej
::: duel with Hon. E.M. Yanceyr put that hU ehurch has been thoroughly
rtfltfif artnAtr1if1fT (A tint inffiTTnisV I MtMil ka .i.eira
aU01 SrVWlwiUI "Y. v .ssssv w Uf f npfl aUB aUW VVlUMI7UaiT VArOWtW IVI I 4 ... , , I awu waj . uuiuuajuv '
tion 'with Hob. Jefferson -Davis.- reap a rich harvest from -the- faithful I7w u ,llB?DerfD, ' "n 8 aoinguown
. wuu,, miu . , .1 . . .. I in thia naner reoommendlnff vf. 8.1a hill about a mile from Grover. tbe lock
Btate Chronicle. Wrong. , .Qen1 -. " l" IutuI, wneBer Chadwlck. Esq.. for Preaident, we held chain broke, causing the wagon to run
. . .. , ., . I against tne males, me mules started
SOU DIBrBWUllli UIWIUUVU vi I . ,J U, H.mhrioht. ... ,
matter would become quite monoton- Lnd6r the wagon, the wheels of which
oris, and because we did so state we ran over his stomach. Fa died
were accused
pre the discussion because
son has called an extra Session OIlHne arrived yesterday with general I Berne man was not pat forward. held on April 18th on tbe question of
th. T .n.iolrttnM ;imt It la lAaraad I aartro. and will aail tomorrow afternoon I Governor Fowle. we are sure, wants issuing 810.000 in bonds for a fire com-
tag.wHu . "17... . -7 . . . - I. . .. ' ,. .nil S Oflft for . rhnt hniMin
that the :Eepublican:membrs irlU .; . Ann or mm - iiu s;
notobey thecall, e. JL n, ,K. n. r. eKlITm
tvn. .nnuii..A I - i -ir- , -- - - i Baptist cnurcn oi mis town. unca
vfcMj0 ,,MWM.........2 a Ulne arrived last night and will sail to nae the columns of the J0traNAi ror i.Tma 0n the cotton factorv will be
fir's Kaw Vorlr Tier air! . nnvi that I Tuesday at nine o'clock. rVJ j--. - that purpose, end want to begin early, commenced next Monday and the
TUB New YOrK Herald SayStnail t ...Jtot). ,. ; . I building hurried to completion at the
of the proposition to tstablish Cor . t'Stwa
f,t.flAl.1Uff nnmaa that "thftl JSWS lua W OI asTZUglOB, va.,1' - - - . ' . UBBOUBoeu sw um. peviitw ouuuaj
'!" kjuiv... uvv. 1 . . . . . .. . . . . i eon in not aoooini a man anas woua mnn nuihithnkut tn uk. nn . nni.
iasucnter oi iror. wnite oi YTasningi t iv.-.-n . . v.
. .v .,..! rive mere universal satisfaction to the lection from the 881 members of theM
touiea universale in turn ouj vmii-i-- . B! R. nhtirch aaneeaed bv the last confer-
lag Mrs. Clement Manly. . W f"" T". enoe. of tWO. and said he, I propose to
Judge Shipp ipent the day In the eity
I yesterday and will open Jones Superior
Court tomorrow.
Rey. 8. M. Newman, D.D., pastor of
4 j i it f J. f I
coaEtry can anora w oo inis tning;,
e n I w e belie v e it would have the
hearty consent of multitudes off
Union 8oldiers,".r ft-i
A Large Lot of
BROKEN RICE.
For Sale Cheap.
:F. Ulx-ieli,
WliuLKSAl.l. UliOCKlf,
m.. : : r .UtltT,
A s- e c t f r
fh Alliance
Tin P
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i, t f i i rt
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1, t
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1 1
: Lh.NE. ' t..
,ui i heroot.
to the Front
i, iv .tl vigilant.
1 1 riH oplnioo
1 ' "'' i-tijUOlUt,
' in -Mifial ,ii(u
I t " r.ile All).
i ti .:, ..utf' !)
N' i ' ii t arttiiDa
" H A Y KAH,
r Ati-
P K M K,
Pure Corn rthiskey,
FH".M lil! M
n : !NS
I have on hand a lot
of Pure Mountain Corn
Whiskey and Alcohol
for Medicinal pur
noses.
J. F. TAYLOR,
,1 (
DIED.
In Washington, D. C, March 2itb.
1889. of consumption, Mary A. Hilton,
ged 28 years, daughter of Daniel and
Louisa Hilton, formerly of this city
The remains arrived Friday night and
were buried in Greenwood Cemetery
Saturday.
In Brookly. N. Y., March 21st., of
heart disease, Roswell. eldest son of
Roswell and Paulina Mills, formerly of
New Berne.
Board.
rithout rooms for four
Board with or
persons.
Apply to
Mrs. SUSAN WALKER,
Johnson St., one door east Middle st
March 30th, 1889. dlf
Attention, Farmers.
We have on hand and can snpply
you at Rock Bottom Prices :
Stone wall Cotton Plows,
Climax Cotton Plows,
Gem Cotton Plows,
"Cotton Kings,"
Iron Age Cultivators,
Cox Cotton Planters,
Centennial Corn Planters,
And everything else that is needed
on the farm.
Give us a trial.
YHITTY & GATES.
So. Front and Craven Sts.
Newbern, N. C.
jin
tlw tf
!: i; I (iiiiccr.
Mii'i-i i. i.r,
NL.V M.KNK. N C.
TotheWholesaleTrade
-H' 'l.s frwii ,! Half Mil
It mi I S W K TWENTY"
Select your
I ion I lollnr ht..
H E PER t EM
.It I ES
New Kerne, N t'.,
M inufactiirers' Agent.
i Htalc Ag.TK-y f,,r c ilKan a Lubri
cating Balls. fef.'Sdwlm
Barrington & Baxter,
R.i I.IS1VK A'iKNTS FOR Til K
A. A. BATTLES' VM CALF SHOE.
EVEHV PAIU UAHHAVTFD.;
Also, n Full I. ne !.), , s mid (ienU Khoes
or ,ther niftkf
Tliryseii Hie h,apf . and Ural Line of
CLOTHING, HATS,
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS
everofTered to u,e Ira, ling public mrlOdwy
CORN! CORN! CORN!
50,000 Bushels
Salo
or
BY
llizs Patlise Ftjlleb, fifth
r'crofCbief Justice rullerfcvrMj the Coagregational ehurch; corner of
uried ia Milwaukee Wednesday I Tenth and Q streets, Washington, D. a,
l,t to J. Matt. Aubery, Jr., of b at Hotel Albert, and will spend some
X It was an elopenlf nt in T to.ew Berae.. Ha wUl preach in
llf," and produced e great
:a ia Washington.
wm more theronghly devote hi. Um.r-', ZWSm
to the interest of the road and its pu-l who will give 820? I will, said several
rona. Whatever his hands find to do, I The stewards went around, tbeamonnt
he does with aU hie might, energy and w" kTO wuV . .i T i
i . . . , ... " .. $375V Thank you. All sang the long
toed Judgment.., In saying this we dolog and dispersed. - .
not mean to autparage mi nines, ciaim. i - Twwinah.m Ror-ket; Mr. Ifirand ia
and guallJlcatlonsof otbara.WetoerB.iom,what -puffed up" and exclusive
Iy state What we believe to be the truth, since his return rrom Kaieign, refusing
, -i io receive some or. aia . neat inenoa.
Big Trees. "-Vr-: --t.;"-? A 1 Cause ' why he's got the mumps.
C.H.Jo-;ohan6h.dfaas
of the A. fiN.CE., reports that two V' iiTr
large trees standing within tne light or shoulder to shoulder with the temper
way of his road, and within five miles snce people to carry tbe tows ."dry" at
ofNewfJernehad reoently been eon- " election 1 .--- gentleman
verted Into wooeV lad one, a poplar, I . . m a.
measured four iaad i half feeft across d.Ti lUi ventured the assertion, that
mannfactured only by the California the stamp and- was sevsnty-flvet feet more i liquor was sold- In this townon
1 lutte Udtel States Fig 8yrop Company, San Francisco, long, mad el;bi eord e'P:1Tvtof W-Zr?tE.L?ZZtt
in. it ia rrraaania rt tna viara i ni tA . r a si r i rvaii rfsari r iaai sarauav ana i wv- w wumw vwa w mrwm
TV EU3 tCr 17,107, 1 ceptabls to the stomach, harmless in it stump, on rired feet lorg and made 1 toto a room where six Or eight negroes
rf ?17 r'H'j'r tht I Batrire. rainless vet rromnt and thov- tn anil a half cords of arooi.- Iwere playing cards. ?L - i-;- v.-.i-'ii;?;
, . oauh in its anion. I Pant. Riharnon rivaa na thia item aim-1 ) Eoanoke NewiJ The dates of the next
.3, -iti ijwiai n N. DuSEv. seent. KewBerte. N.C. Ulv tn show: what sort of timber we I annual exhibition of tbe Roanoke and
mtaw4w . I have la this section., ,tii liar 4ivsr Agricuirarai aociety uoto-
t tlie editor ef Geo. P.-Eow
: s rtAr3erlcan :Kewijaper
lisbed April first (its
j - r), it appears that
; '".:s : ;1 rcriodicals of
the Presbyterian church this morning.
Rodolph Duffy, Esq., of Oosloy, is in
the city. - : .
&. B. Nixon , Esq., returned . from a
visit to Onslow yesterday.
tub PiBFKcrroir
'TT-
Ot the age in the-medical line Is the
liquid fruit remedy, Byrrjp of Figs,
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CHEWING GUM
THAT IS NOT INJURIOUS
TBSTIHONIALS.
Bostor, Mass.. Jane 1, 1fW.
Til DSTLCHWlNOGnM COMPABy,
Lynchburg, Va :
Oeatlemen Having carefully tested vonr
Gum, I believe It to be an Invalnable Agent
in in vaie im rrmrriBon or tne iein
It e rtalnly pronrotes fonctlonal activity
and tend to prevent decay by its Cleansing
and amaoia erreeia
Verr trnlv vonr.
ALFRKD 3. HILL. D. D. 8..
Dentlt to the Oo. up. toe Maw. Inst.
. Technology and Boston University.
Sr. VT. C. "W ART) LAW of Anrasta. Oa.. aavs:
"I think the Gam nice, lnaeed; we have
been m want of someihlns of the kind, and
i am giaa uu y-oa save introduced it, l
wish son mach moose "
uw.jii ja ib.vutvi vi r irm VI lie,
Va., D. D. 8 , PreatdeDt of The Dental Asso
ciation of Virginia, ad ex-President of The
Sontbern Deuta4 AsaoetaUon. seyi: l find
the Ob wing Gam a nice, good thing. I am
distributing 11 among mj patients and
n-ienoa, ana nave given sample to oar drng-
na nqiwus uim ia oraer it ana
eep It in etockv I aheil VeeommeBd It aa a
dentifrice. -
?.; AtLAItta, GA..Angnet,188S.
I retrard th Dental Chewing Qam a really
valuable arllole for eleaMlns; the teeth. For
eniidren.it la tne earnest aaa mot certain
means 1 know of for eeoomplishlng thia im
fortantend Very respeetfnily.
paor. war crkpishaw. n. n a . .
f Of Soathera Medical College, Atlanta, Ga.
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maridwtf
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At Bottom Prices! ,y
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Dwelling on Johnson street, or
tn. AM1I.H.. n '
v.uij . Mreen. seven
ppiy to
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