North Carolina Newspapers

r ; , ,,,.. .. , . , . , . , iiil , TT VOL. VIIT-NO. 18:-?; ;iv NEW BEENE. N.-C SUNDAY. APRIL. 21, 1889. PRICE 5 CENTS.II 4 s V EUEnmss LOCALS. E' r? A STEH NOYELTTE3 lot sale at T8. Lu3j 1 Drag Store M Middle LC T A smell opea-f ace silver watch with gold'chaia, r a wreet, between reaUance of The. & Howard oa South Front trMtaaith aaUIIoary atorecf CturchiH ft Las. Iibaral raward wHl U piJ f jt u rauua to the Jockhal .efflca. - tl8-St. 1)UH 8 BLACKBERRY ; JUICE fcr . madlalpurpoaeat ' j entf"' Jiacs Bxomovb a. T) LOCOES, Caltivatora aad Harrow X . at varT lo Oso, ALUS ft CO. BNTAt CBEWINa aCM- CleaaMf, Praaarvaa aad BaaotiflM tha teath and awaateoa the areata. Haeocnmcnded by dantUU. , 8old by , dragWli end coaf aeUoaar. Try H. aprSHf. - 'i ; IT A1IILY MEAT CUTTERS at oo. Aixts ft co. In posted rassca brandy and HOLLAND GIN, Jua raeaivad aad lor aala ay vamcs Rkdmoitd. I FERTILIZERS for True km and for . Cotton Plaoura, at ' .".ot,"'.' -:, ,..V,;4 . GEO. AlXXH & CO. JU3f RECEIVED- Aaotbar' lot of OARRETT'S COON AO BRANDY foe aale by , - James Riomord. PNEThoutand Rolla Wall Paper at ttry low price. . A Oto. Allkm ft Co. ' OURE 'WINES AND LIQUORS for v J-. Uedioioal and other aaea for aale by Jamss Rkdmord. . BOTTOS on rate, like olams and peen backs, Is now classed as a v deadly weapon. li"J..J!; . J - -i i . C IT is probable that General v Joseph Wheeler will be a candidate to represent Alabama in the United . SUtes Senate.1 Success to bitn ! , This is a jrreat year for son 4 of . their father, botbiu this country aD! abroad. Younj; John Bright ; tu joined the processien. Boston FiJtASX remember that real re- 4 lit ion ' today will not consist in ' wearing a new hundred dollar out V fit to cbnrcb, and. dropping a fire y bint piece in the eolleotion basket. 1 1 Tna St. Louis Republic issued "great paper Sunday morning. It .Jwelgbed .two pounds and will be -' n useful to ' housekeepers to spread -; on closet shelres-Kansas City - Education is the basis of true progress. The town which makes no effort to educate Its children .cannot go : forward . and it does nothing to deserve, to. Wilson i Ad -.Tance- " ' " i,.,.t . A TJtjffalo woman fell forty -feet down an'sleTator" anaft, and lighting on her bustle bounced like : an : india-rubber ball, and wenfbff dancing the highland fling. The bustle is here or there -to stay. t : M Tvxax: are two 4 axioms that might be studied .right. how 'ith profit. Firsts Georgia "Is.. tha best place, id the world ? to stay at. Secofl d, : Oklahoma 5 is ,the worst place to go to. Atlanta . Oonstitu- tion. - . . . -. 7 The 7 leader in the Whllmlngton Etar of Friday, under the head,MA Ecply to an Old Charge," Is worth ten times the subscription price 0 tta j a-ar. VThe Star always stands cp t-i North Carolina against all i.i i3H , - Civil service reforn in its severe r-1 &' -tract slmplicltj is not pala- t '.' j 1 tie Doliticians, and united iz:ij 1 ceases to be will noi t3 f :a:L.v-i;a. Ail roads away from H lesda to a common ' point tbs old doctrine, that to the victors t ':sg . the epoiLJ. -Washington rest. ." ' - ', --.-j :ix States of the Union: have y p assed the ballot reform All the 38 laws, without an ' I -rail ballots that a? -! ' -Itv the' Etate. This Tf l-ri E?nicancV ' V rl, tie exclusive " t :i r;-crs.I! j regarded " t 1t; r'T-ithenaite Ic " tioa 3 cf ' - l-':ot fa- '37 the Indians that the settling of 200.000 peopIaU the heart of the territory means to! tkei acensrair i . vt i n - 4l. v . . I wwus. pwijm vam van swrs or wtapons wna wmcn wi protect themselves and their hoots the ptosis to petition the Goveraor sad scaissttsoiaraders. A. leader of aoonaaaghtt question the tight of the Pawnee said; "Oar people tt,OTtotoqnIreUtetheehr aro afraid, that tLe white people 'J, per.. .toee-ef ,,, , . . . . r. 71 ths signatures aad the tkcametancee w.u rou h oi out uumne, bmwouw they pass bj and more, npon the ( ands sold to the Gorernment byltion thot oomsnaads the attention ef the the Creeks and Scmtnolef thetelCwwnhuttbeehertouref thetoti- iUbenatronble.". ?. a LOCAL NEWS; SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' -JoB! ScTia-OIl paintlngi. Euter Sooday. The angling teeeon ia bare. The Lord hat riaen, Hllelnjtb t The U. S. district ooart conyenet tomorrow. The remaine of the Ellis rioe milli have been torn down and a large ware house U to be erected on the lite. The men's prayer meeting in the of fice of Geo. N. Ires, market dock, will be held this morning at 9:30 o'clock promptly. All men inrited to attend; The Long Wharf prayer meeting, will be htld this afternoon at 4:80 o'clock. Tha co-operetion of all Christians is solicited. All persons are specially in- rited to attend these meetings. The residenoe of Cept. H. W. Wahab on south front street hss beea much improved by the use of the paiat brush' reoently. It is bow one of the neatest looking residences on the street. A pUcr 1 was placed at the corner of South Frout and Middle streets yester day eveniK. headed in large letters, 'OkUhoma Notice"; then followed a aotice of the meeting of Rising Sua Lodge on klbnday STening for the par pen e of appointing delegates to attend the contention at Raleigh on the 23d of April. c Col. F. L. Perry has leased ther New tt w-f . ir.-.i ji iia t Din.. uou.eUUnu... ui7soa wm ""w,nTOTB?r,OT,UB,T'r,"k The Colonel informs us that ha expects I to make it a family hotel. Ther will be no bar in connection with the note and families will be able to board oheap there as they can Iff a at home. "How let ma talk soms," said s pugilist on Middle street yesterday u policeman Wilson walked up aad took him by tha arm. Tha trouble was he had already talked too much, and, per haps, - imbibed too much, aad ' had squared himself on the sidewalk for a right, In fact bad already made one or two Sullivan-Slade passes at his antair- naUt which were , warded off By 1 mntnal friend. Policeman Wilaon took I him to the station where he nroved tdlf4 pastor.. Berrices at 11 a. m and he a rentlaman of tha aid Vireinia tree I and had mly .hMn imposed upon. Hi. ii-i 1. . iR-:ii.. ki. ...... 1 wm u. pr cutors out of town or Into an alley 1 where he could have gratified his ambi tion without being seen by the officers of the , Jaw, or better to hive pasaad tnem uunoiioea. New fork Truck Market. The following telegram was received sthfehtf ' : I ; :k-x 1 last night; Nrw Yoek, April 20. The market closed firmer. Of truck and choice peas 1 a n aa. . .A mn aa $2 40V aeparau.T$5K doeen wdishi 11 85 ' vl aosen, raaunes si.83. . , The Tgz Huht. - r The children are remindedofEgg ond.y " .fteraooa at Hun! on "Easter Monday 3:10 o'olock.' Admittance. .10 eenfS Bring tempting ft11iV- 1 (treats. fi j ... t . ., v a - w .,A ; s Pits "Iflo and Tottrnamenti :- A grand plo nie and tournament will b. held -t N. B. Ipoeka ltor. : ntr Vanceboro on the 9th ef May .XTbe best fanner at the .tournamentOiwill. be awarded with a handaome prize. Good muiio and a good time generally The managers are J. E. HcLawhorn, N. E. Gaskins and G. C, Gaskina. Personal. . ' '.'-' . , " . Major E. S. liarsh of Ilsslin, Esau- fort county, accompanied ty Lis 6 n tsr, la In the city cn a viait to his sister Mrs. John S. Long. " f Hon F,M. Simmon, left for Ealeigh 4u.ia,vuk,mi1.. w.u. wvuiuaui yeateray on business We were pleased to see Mr. Geo. L. Wa3worth out yesterday, He has juat recovered from bis sixth attack of pneu monia. -.. II. Dew. r:everson.'ril., bas r?- r- 1 fr"-a 'Wilmington, whither be v cents ,ern m eomcwn Kdy VOX, JUS. lqra JUSTte, Jire. Vir-i - ... M.' fiimmena PreaMeatOf that will J be offered, on I Ktaia uutnpe, j. a. uumpnrey, j. v'4 c. R. r, . -', k.i.... n..i..v .. um r onw, vsewr ms, jwvna avis, vanr i j. ... .v:w r gfmmnna The , Sight of Petitieo-Tpo Much. Crtticiam "T" ' r - -question lahc proper Hgai. Ka out ought te aaestioa the right of i -.u- the have eAUined. it U the number ef name oa a seti- tiooera aad the object prayed for. The management ef the Atlantia aad North Carolina Railroad aad its friends were doubtlese taken by surprise on Tuesday moraine, , waea oar clever I neighbor, the Argus, opened its battery I on tha President of that road aad his I methods of arooeeduTO to (establish and I atrengtaea hie po polarity la the Ex ecu- tlvoauna. - - ' The Arena baa been a staunch friend aad supporter of President Bryan, and I hasreadered aim aad the road some I very valuable service, unquestionably,! aaA wa nave no doubt the rupture of relatione ia for good cause, and en I proper grounds, still we regret it. Too much adverse criticism of this road and its belongings has wrought machmie-lN. chief to the publio and the private inter- eeutayeived. Tnepubtio mind never! long reposes respecting the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad, and the action of the Governor is more or leas ember-1 rasaed or unduly influenced by warring fectione, la tha exeroiee of hie duties in In the appointment of Directors. - The Atlantic Road ia in a batter phys ical condition than at any time since it was new, Hr. Bryan has managed well ia soma respects, at least. And while could critioisa him for serious failure and short-coming in some details, we think the general service of the road has been as successful and satisfactory aa under previous managements. I We should gofor allowing the patrons I of the road, and the inhabitants of the ooatry ft traverses, determine, to a very great extent, if not entirely, the man-1 sgement of the line, and perbape there! is no better way of ascertainment oflsbow largely for Simmons. There are tha public wish than by popular petiti-1 tion. We understand that petitions are in circulation along the line of the road opposing President Bryan. He certain-1 ly has tha right to meet the fight against I him by counter petitions, aaUhe-Argus I shows ha is doing. I ... I SbJuDine News. Tha anhnonar f.h. C. I.Ul.r .Tr I from PhiUdei. Phia yesterday with a cargo af hay for J. A. Meadows. The captain reports schooner Carolina of Washington, N. 0., as parting her chain on Monday morning last at Hatteras and going aahore on South beach wttere she lies easy. The steamer Newberne of the 0. D line arrived last night and will sail Tneedar'morninf at 9 o'olock. The steamsrVesper of the E. C. D. line arrived yesterday aad will sail at t o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The Annie Of this line will arrive today. I mi a as ! sue j . nBKB 1 MethOdist Cburoh-Ker. I W, Uraw- at TiStt p to. M Bar. K. A. wujie, rre- ' ,:rr nra(iDB ars ooraiauT ihtiuju so woramu wttusne conajwueuvn. tvusi prayer at 9 a. m. Sunday school at' 3 n. m.. M.s..i.n. v w RM.ij.iDeeDie. 'vvnai say you 10 tms r dui r .w---,,. ...... rector. Easter Day.- Serrlces at 11 a. ai. Holy 'ComaiUBloai Chilirens' celebration at 5 a.1 ta. ' 'All will he weloopae4 to thsaervces of this cbnrob. rtoZJZZT ! n.h.r.th.doora. . , T. M. C. A, Devotional meeting this afternoon at 5 O'clock. Subiecf. The Num. 18f tt Leader, Eer. Ed. BaU. All -awiuiiw i.ti a . I - 1 list sf letters fc1 P iiib ' namnra, vuuns snn. u a. I rexurett. Ber. wamee enetmera. uannan T I. -07I11I. ' f ' Persons calling for above letters, Vfll -SdSA aire data of ! Usi The resrulations now reauire that one - mLim: uwbu vow, mtmm . i.,, xr... f 'r nii,ne him not cent- riR.il ba oollected on tha dalivervla thA Aarth. a aincla man id e.cg.ieiaayepM-. ?-i.'-r Tv-BhiteeeiJ - , , , At. rna.tir.3 of tha Tteavlaf Renablt cans of; the . fourth ward Friday eye ring, April 13th, W. W. Lawrence, I . received the nomination for City .7mn. fj-eeches were- made. by uany. Isaao Eicriiscsoa', Cbmn. 1 firrrrrREn for more than ten yean -- with . thit dreadful d Isease. catarrh, noi iBina you enoena mi which roar Cream OKCC me. Emanuel Meyers, M V t . - 1 - For fifteen years I was annoyed with - - ... t " - - i--T ? severe'raio in my bend and discharges juaAftov ysense By the reoTr trio bjv tSrost front catairn. Uf t ri rn- 'i f-rlrel a r -i : ,'m f hTA i.-J. D. Ce, " la Our Owa Iaterest. 9IT0B Jovkmal: It ia certainly to be regretted thai ia the matter of shoe ing as administration of the Allan tic aad Nana Carolina Railroad there should be aa attempt to make the selec tion a parsoaaJ one for the gratification of tha prejudices of a few persona. Then comas the gall and audacity at those engaged ln;this that they suppoee Governor Fowl would be moved by inch consideration. Wa Ukait that Gov. Fowle will make this appointment after aa intelligent and careful investigation, of facte, choelng as President of the road a man with, the proper qualification and whose iaterest is identified with thu section of the State through which tcl road runs, and get, broad enough in his feelings to hold this State property for the advantage of the people of North Carolina. The people of Eastern North Carolina to are not ; behind the people of the State in giving exDreesions to their ie ws. The Scales administrat lsn was obnonlous to thsee people it was hostile to our in tercet, aad his selection of State proxy lend some of his directors was taken by the people of the counties Iving along the road as an insult to them. However able and patriotic Qjv. Scales might have been he walked out of bis official (station without a pang of regret from the people of this section and it ia with the same gratilioatiou thnt the people alon the Una of tbo a. C. H. K. will e tbU trimmer Gov. Fole auk the caUs uduiiois tration to aik out aui kito pUce to others. The hostile eeline i, the Scales adminUtrntion caused bv hurry ing out Col. John D. Whitford an J with more haste than judgment, imttiog in hiaplaseMr. Washington Bryan, was sincere at the time it is sincere toJay, and remains today. Mr. F. M. Dimmorifl has evpry nualili cation for the Presidency of tins road. Intelligent, patriotic, true to his every obligation, and above all, faithful to his trust, in Its broadest and The people along the line of the road in the counties of Wayne. Greene, I Lenoir, Ooelow, Jones and l'amlioo are practically n unit for him. Carteret has her preference in herown eon, Mr. IChadwirk, but would thousand times prefer Simmons to itryan. craven, if 1 toe people of the county spoke, would some gentlemen opposing him for rea sons best known to themselves: some dark horses oppose him. ther favor the weakest man, Bryan, to give him some strength, but they are hid out in the shadows of New Werne waiting to come I in themselves for the race on the home! stretch. This Js the only plausible ohject II can see to this opposition to Mr. Him-1 mOUS. nr, orjnu uppuvH niui aim in uuiug i bat he can to show Gov. Fowle that k - tan v.rv nom, larman. Lord bless us! his directory running about in Lenoir for bitn, his superin tendent in Wayne, two or three going Sbeut with petitions in Craven. This tor let tha. Governor know that Mr. I Washington Bryan has the people of Eastern North Carolina in his favor. I doubt not one will be circulated in Jones before any one knows of it; per haps, too, in Carteret, and the names of some respectable gentlemen gotten, but this will be a boomerang when the par ties write Gov. Fowle, "my name was put on that paper by importunity, I want Simmons, no Bryan in mine." Then there is a paper exhibited in a drug store in New Berne kept by Mr. Hammond, whicn baa on it about thirty-four, names. This paper, fellow Democrats ia addressed to uov. f owia aakinr him to annoint Mr. Washington Bryan President of the road. No i i r , to anoint Brvaaas against , Bimmons I Thr. warA thlrtvour1 names on tat 1 7 D. . o'clock April 17th, 1889. Thirty lot these were nesroes and four white :w,-u.At.:afi, thanrroawra 9mm. Dul ta DOt all. LUten: Oov; Fowle I beg you in the interest of righU of tlwse distinguished petitioners "ho prav you to heed them.is the na ofKKsCox. Kees spoke election day name I oolored people the Bible said any colored man who voted the : Democratic ticket would die, and thatwae why the Lord took Israel Abbott. Kees ia opposed to u. simmnn end that he mar be Mr. Simmons, and that he may be heard in this , opposition, he sends his natltion to Got. Fowle. I wonder what Fowi who lotef hi. peopto and his race having a negro Republican as be- the you ...1 .... Goy. Fowle. shall know rjrzzr.v rnext. Dkuocbat. I -' ' -; J f - v;mwv ' Thertf is not, perhaps, among 'the I moltitader Of . all ' conditions that , whddoea lBouj oeiiera Beinas ': I himself, and who docsnot sometimel i : ......i -i I Or Oiner, Bummoa nueatwuiiuuui Or OLQCr, BUUlIilUU iuo oucuhukvi 3S$5& hifi.tortane-caatlaltiesand Tic'lSSl- tudeflT, tha8 ? liappcrl alike Iff ljyss nnirorm,ana in nyea .aiyeTsmear I tha 'writer at'ft desk to thft Sailor b. , i.-..- d Wnv.f - hmm I 4 Jf-v ST Stan9ii wjr svaai-u amm ? . t aj t v 1 . . J . . av '-r - 1 Of health and strecith renewed and of f pass and comfort follows 'ther ma of paeq sun cniuuii luuvn.' wa vmw ut yf 1 T n - Fjmp of Figs, as it acta in harmony U WI4 11 h A I Rh nature to effectually eleanae the - J.V, ivv-rn when costive bHious; FoJ ; t ta inKEKMAS rrnEST,''? St. I sale ii CDo. and $1.00 bottles by all lead OIL PAIIiTIIIDS. wsiwawMa v Finest Ever Brought to the City of New Berne. Bock Bottom Prices. JOHN SUTER Wholesale and Retail Furniture Dealer. seA d w Hid die st'. New Berne. For Bent, Two Summer Residences in Beaufort, on Moore street, between Front and Ann, near Miss Sarah Davis. Will rent for summer season. Apply for terms td aSOdwlw C. R THOMAS, Jk RODOLFH DL'JTY. B B NlON. Duffy & Nixon, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, NEW BERNE, N. C. Office over R. N. Duffy's drug store. Branch Office: Catharine Lake, One low county, apiydwly Ask Teur Retailer for the JAMES MEANS $4 SHOE aa thb JAMES MEANS $3 SHOE. Aocordiiig to Tour Needs, MEANS S4 fin OK 'ia LWht aUMl ttvliah. It flu lik aa itooktnff, and BKOT1 KES nii" 1 tiKA H 1 ?i 1 1H. 'De lug perfectly easy the ttrat lim it la worn. It will satisfy th most fkwUdkjm. JAM KH MBAN4 a MI OK la atsontly th only eU of tta price whicrg tf naively . n tl marfct t in winch nnraMittaa coaaiiiertHl tet r mere "Ut- . . T v h r, r jsw ' .aorn ar- it flE mr mf jsibm f jv" n sV iiSr-LX' aure. Jteui $2 Shoe for Boys J. MEANS A ( 1)., HoHton. Fall ho eat of lb ittiott lot- mil o ht Howard & Jones. Steamer Howard, Independent Steamboat Line On and after Thursday the 25th dav ol pril the steamer Howard will run Ap the following schedule: For Trenton every Thursday at eight o'clock, returning Friday. For Folloksville every Tuesday at I eight o'clock, returning same day. J. J. LASITTER. Manager. SPRING CLOTHING To Order. I have a Fine Line of Samples for Spring and Summer Clothing made to order by D. Klein ft Bro., Merohant Tailors, Philadelphia; and will oall with samples on any who wish to buy. Information left at the store of Geo. Allen & Co. will be promptly attended to. Measures taken and satisfaction guaranteed. Prioee very low. Uniiorms a speoialty. apl8 dtf ASA JONES, Agent. A Lot of OVERALLS and JUMPERS AT JAS. F. TAYLOR'S. Will' be sold cheap and warranted nottorip. Engl do well to call an neers and sailors will and see for themselves. J. F. TAYLOR, Wholesale and Retail Qrocer, FOOT OF MIDDLE STREET, ian23 dwtf NEW BERNE, N. C The New Davis, The Fioneer Sewing Machine Orders left with Ma. JO HIT BUTKR or I with Mbs. HIN K0 on Middle street for tbs awua- w.u rec.iv. apu awiy J. M. H1XES, Agent. HnrrinPlQn ft UllXl&r. Have" Just received a Fine Line of & a ftjr-.ao anrl aa Nohhe Una of STRAW HATS I as yoa evei-aaw. . Agency for the - i s i :DlTtt CO' ff Cfl' ri'lC CUflC ' EYBttY FAIR WARHAHTKIK I AlflV wRWvl Itn asswj wait wveatvsA - a.'8 . ? wnoBeitgiaad Dyeing Establishment.". SAirL;T; BKIDUQEE, TTholesale Commisiion - 1 s FCXTOw iihkft. Go toF. S. DUFFY DRTJGGIST, anDartrr' SiUBS & KEDICUIS ClZUtCl The beat assortment at f rat,tm lesfceslrj. A perfect Qt (uarmaUrd. . A tall aaoriniiil of Fresh and Warrant Otnlu beec. A tern, varied and tUt stack ef dsrnt msry aad Kine toaja. , choice aakurtoient of rtne aji pep l"rupr.Uir or L uHy a To aw hUxtare, Ourfy's A nu Billots fUA uid aeU lelMnie Faml:y Miu;!ne. . Ust-Plumea. Kealher Kan, MoaetaAatrde, Feather Work and taccy Aruclca BiAda b Mint) A W 111 rr. EST PKIOS fori' ArU decldwU P 8. K"f n, CORN! GblN! CORN! 50,000 Bushels o x- Sale BY W. P. BURRUS & CO., GENERAL C0JHMIS3ION MERCHANTS. AND CHAIN DEALERS," UiHRLT nCa:, NKW itlZltM-;. N. c. ( onsin Ud yoor produce. AM1 CARRIAGES. DADY INK. M 1 I l.l. i.k v D: H t)V I'll !.HI:i! '1 flOil recel 1 11 efi v -mu. i'IiuiiiL.t si, t rnlt.H. 1 fNk . I h.l ' 1 Mai 1 1 fH. k ; i lt to.Ml 1.11,1 SIlLHlHIlt lum l... 1, 1, 1 I ..... rliieM iii.,1 tuiN .-V, . -Ily . W - Iliw ., : i... 1' rimi-i fHi-tiirlng lurulKOiua ftrltir 1 ManiU, Uard- . IU tiici, 1 hi Ha'aeand t---iU we inaDiifaciure 1 We aiao havetrie -t of Haoy t"ar - ie. 11 iinuiKbt toiaia . .-I i ittckr, Fio H e nay anot raab )r lumH ikril Mlrru our k 1 ,! s.-c.um of in and Mlper rin s-ii Kiaida erraaaer 1 .11 1 1. .-ily, VS e are i-llpHM n tfarhtae ii on ni a ll rm-c-Ui. omt. tii.-r.-f .1,. thun Am t l tier ftlRO HKi-ll I N to- t I 1 I ll H M 1 1 - I ... , ' ) , I tHUi'hlm- r-i:. Htnl w Net v .- M . m l'ore ritly IDS' ! . wii- inn money . TUKNER &. CO.. T. J PKi il'RIETORH.' I .'I l .11.,. Hre. 1. New l;erDe, ,N. U Spring Millinery. YJattt frOnrlQ ' VJUUU3 . Latest Styles and Dress Making! MRS. SCARBORO & KOONCE, Second Moor, Southeast Corner, of O M AUKS' .STORE. al2dwlm N K V BKUNK, N. C. 11. 'car.t CIOAR8I Till ynu oHD't re. u 1 have ( liia 1 9 IO!ll. anrt CKara that I want to sell. WhyT Hecauw that Is my busU neaa; ti it I make a boor living, hut 1 hope an hon est one. I wiah I wae a lurgo manufacturer of some kind, when I eoold employ ail the poor fel lows who uon't wbu t to work If tbeveoutd. I would find somplhlnfc for them to do, to keep them nut of mlsr-hlef. But as IS 1(1 mast sell Cigars and Tobacco; and by tbe way. If you want (Iratii.v's Una Ohewlag Tobacco, I have if. and other good kinds. pippH, anil nmnaers' Arnniea generallr. Aiao. Moiia waier, winger Ale. lepBoek Water, and wp Bay, Tome and see me. WM. U 1'Al.MiCK, . Middle St.. Newbern. MOLASSES. English Island, Just arrived per Schx. Mattie Hiles, For sale by ROBERTS & BRO.;' South Front St. n . .. j For Pea Boxes' and Cabbage Crates' V .ilS At iowestPricer by ' Hl- - . "ff 'n"JTT' I sT'Ti'4 I )'t rv?rr7i , -v:'-:- l fl Alii U a . r . a . MIDDLE STREET t f. H t- Board. -uuw milt wiuniui iwnn ivr persona.-- M f ;j7; s i - , Apply to ? -ltsav 'jomf w.. " " TJood board without roovna for' f Johnson it., one door cast 1 March 30th, 1:: 3.