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NEV7 BEENE-N. C. SUNDAy;'3Hy 12J 1889.
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PRICE 5 OENIS.
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i .; l-cr&e, N. C.
mill
. iM. IV.icioaeloe Cream at
tiWy's f'ailots oa Broad,
,i .: ,,-4iUrt. To 10 lm
IV. -I a;a bow reeiy to furo-
, r cu. .sera and the publie
. l Ku I c at tie very
cf on ceo I par pooaJ. I
' void tundra Broad asreeet,
a Hot ef J. J. Tolaoa and
, . , ,'.511. Open Sundays from
i .ji .41 m., twelve to one, and aix
'.-' a p. m.
. Emabcil Fishm.
VNTR.V.L 1CB DEPOT.-Im ported
V ' 1 la. alb. Open oa 8aaday at
.;i ..ur. . R.C. B1KBB4
i 'J l.a - ' Broad strati. ,
BLACKBERRY JUICE for
1 radical purpose at
6.7 tf J AXES RXDMOSD's. .
i". ;T-CLAS3 job word executed at
this ofiice oa eatisf sctory term.
1 ) LOUGHS, Cultivators aai Barrowa
A at very low prices.
- Ueo. Allm ot Co.
1ENTAL CHEWING QUM-
IJ Cicniea, Preserves and Baa all flea
i' s tfia and sweetens ths breath.
'i ommendad by dentists. Sold by
tin;.,-;sta and confectioners. Try it.
k HILY MEAT CUTTERS t
. GlO. ALUS 00.
t o
1 UO
:tf.d FRENCH brandy and
IXAND QlN.joat rMlrad and
V rs&iaby JAKK8 KXDUOND.
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; :.TIU7ER3 fot Tracker and for
Cotton riaotera, at s ,
Qio. AlXxsACO.
IU3f RECEIVED-i-Another lot of
) UAREISTT'S COONAO BRANDY
f r tale by . . JAMES KDMOU.
ANSThoutand Rollj Wall .Paper, at
J very low prioea.
TZx - 0o. ALU k Co.
IJCES "WINE3 AND LIQUORS for
1. Medicinal and otber oaea for sale
if , v i Jakks Rxdmokd.
LOCAL' NEWS.
KIW ADVERTISKlflNTSL
8. R. Eteest Loat, . ' . J
rmsTisto Press Waktid. , ;
i.'K3. U.n.EiLTOB Pritate sale.
D. L. Robihts Annual meeting.
There has been a ilixhl change la the
ajferlisetnentcf the 0. D. 8. Co,
General Battle received many oon-
grttuiatioBs on his ChanoellorsTills ad
life- v'Vj..;,,''..:;
A check on E. T, May was f'oubd on
the utreeti yesterday bj Thoa. Harria,
Tie city council proceedlcgs crowd
. !t other matters. The report of the
c ii.etfry committee will appear in the
The ateamer Kloiton will eava her
k tn Tueaday, May the 14:h for
,uston at 9 o'clock sharp. This eched
' is for this trip only". '
A huge rattlesnake waa captured yee-
' ijr by KilbyRoM. It was caught
i f , U net about two mile up Neuse
r : r, and measured fit feet and four
he in length and eight inches
- .ond the body. ' ,,
Tit Uat few days, for this early la
( Hoa, hare been tha warmest for
f years, and while the populace in
t inland towns and large cities
i a sweltering in heat,, in New
li'.hi not been excessively hot,
-1 breeze most of the time eon
"j lecsensd the oppressiveness of
' ! ' aana. v i v f
Alliance of Rlverdale
' -' 2 a piccio and excursion
" r r e . to Moreh ead. lay
i V.l leave here at 9 a. m
i gt l a old oppor
; tbe sea breeze and
3 ii old oran. The
T8
r-r.:.-ie'cctdbsk
at;. ;.,.:oa
I Jrsa.
will te r 1 s'.l laJIei
7 X. ewi. - - -
--rVe!ptrct t' 3 T.C. D
I tomorrow af; a
. The Annie of t:.U 1
' r nd sail Tuesday
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tie psfsenjjers
' t I" '".oriel ssrvices,
t "' '! t's mom-
. I ' t Tait
A Trip to ti.e GiA-T'lsa.
A raxtr cf et-Cemti fcti ladle.
laaJed ky Kr. Cta. EclitsUia, Kjor
aaaa aad T. A Gra, E4-, ct ai
red Ue a (earner Eowati yeatarday
urnooa and taaia a roa VP Treat
rar to the qsarriM wbere Capt. 'Wal-
e ia cbiaLcitr rock for Ue eemeury
road.
The' trip waa a deLfhtf al one, end
Capt. VCal!ca waa kind enooB to abow
te the party wbat tbey bad aeyer aeea
before, ti., a dyaamite oartridje.
Soma of then proaoaaoed it common
brown ivjar, bat when be bad pat in
teerel ehu?es and applied bia battery
they didn't thiok krowm in car would
tarn rock oer that way, :
Wbn about eiht milea ap the rirtr,
at Alligator bend, a Urge alligator waa
aeea on the north bank at the rtrar.
He elided back into tha rlrer, and then
began a aertea of alligator a tor lea
bich Mayor WUliama braogbk to a
cloea by telling cf oae that he eaptorad
oa one ooeaaion vkich mearared fifteen
feet four and $ half laches long. . -
Oar beat bow to Mr. Reisanstein for
eonrteelee. -1 '. " . ' . .
Mayor's Court A . Bulldoier Cos
auertd. ; . ,i . i " .
Our new mayor, S. P. Williams, held
his first court yesterday morning.
Wm. Kioser, eor., was np for laroany
ol on coat. He eeemt to have fond
nee for other people's eoats. It having
not been a great while sino ha waa en
trial for the larceny of Mr. Isaac Pat
terson's eoai. - ; i. f i -f
After hearing the testimony His
Honor adjudged that Klnsey: should
give a justified bond ia tha sum of one
hundred dollars for his appearanoe at
asxt term of the superior court. Kin-
sey began to talk of la justice, eto, etc,
when Hie Honor ordered tha police to
take him np stairs.
"I don't give a damn," said Kinsey,
ash squared himself te resist the of
ficer. "Take him up stairs,' remsrked the
Meyrr with emphasis.
Policeman Qsskill seised him by the
throat. Marshal Lewis seised onefara
with the nippers, snd with the aid of
others deputised he waa soon landed up
stairs.
He didn't "give a damn," nor did he
give the bond, but he went to jail, and
the oourt was not bulldcxsd worth
cent. :. 5
Church Services Today.
Presbyterian Church Rev. L. C,
Vase, D. D., pastor. Bervloes at 11
a. m. Sermon by Mr. Fred'k D.Thomas.
At 5:30 p. m. sermon by. th putor.
Sabbath school at ftlS o. m. Th vub
Ho sre cordially ; invited to attend these I
services. t ' ' ; I
Christ Cburch-Rev. V. W. Bhislds
rector.. Third Sunday after Eaatef.
Holy Confmunlon at 8 a. m. Other ser-
vioes at 11a.m. and 8 p.m. - Sunday
schools at 9:30 a. m. and dp. m. All
people will be welcomed to th services
Of this church. Ushers St tha doors.
Methodist ChurcbRev. L, Wt Craw
ferd pastor. Service at 11 a. m. and
7:45 p. m. The pews sre free- Ushers
ars always in the vestibule to receive
strangers.' Ail parsons are cotdially
invited to worship with ths congrega
tion. Young men's prayer meeting at
f a. m. Sunday school at 8 p. m., T.
K. Willie. 8upt,fV r'-U T
Y. M. C. A.-Devotlooal meeting this
afternoon at 5 o'clock. ; Subject, "Th
Chriatian'e Aim." 21 Cor". 5: Heb.
12; 1, 8. :. Leader, Boeoo Nona. All
men ar invited to attend. .
Lilt of Letters
Remaining in the postofBc at New
Berne. Craven .county,, N.'C. May
uta. .f',
N. B. Beoton, Cicero Campbell, Peter
Elled ridge, Frank " Fisher,, Eranklih
Hill. W. J. Hobbs 03). Fr J. Hvmsn. J.
T. Jonas, Phil. C. Jones.-Miss Nicey
Loyd, Eiisha Lewis, - Mrs. Panaie
Thomasf Miss Iney Weaver,9 Prince
Whitfield, John , w. woods.
Persons calling for above letters, will
say advertised, and give date of list. "
The regulations now require that Oh
cent shall be collected on th delivery
ox tacn letter advertised. '
? V M. MAKXT", P. M.
Epttob Jouenal: A gentleman who
has lately come among us with -the
intention of making New-Bern his
horns, says, put him down for five dol
lrs as his subscription to tee street
cleaning fund. , . - . CBSEavra.
Bay 8Ut.
YTf '-.Hy morale?, May8Ji, uwii
f -t i ' ! 1 aad anticipated, was the
j j t- fQt rnrrifi4 of
i....- '-ef -.-!y to Rev. C.'Ii. t.nilh.
Att'iec i i ' -- nacf I w
York, s i ty i : !, cf ,.1
mtegton, rifwrmel t..e r r --seer-
notjy. The bspry con;: a I .'t oa t
momiBg train boon a soauwara ca a
bridal tour.
KtRItl" D.
At t-e r?5jAn-e cf l'r. C
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CnX CCUICIL PSOCZrD U CS. ' I
Kay T,
A regular meeting ef tha eoaacil was f
held this vaisg, th Mayor praaii !cg. 1
Present CouncIImei R, P. WUMams,
rardinani Ulrica, B. B. Laas, V. A. I
Crawford. H. H. Eimmeaa, David Sty I
roa and John H. Thomas. , ; I
Ott motlofl tha ralea of order waralmonta; ail convicted. Four worked
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suipeaaea. , i
va bbouoh we Buy Mtoraeye
allowed 123. N for services la sxteadisg 1
Oeorge street. ,.
Th regular bCla war allowed., ; t
Th following waa' introduced by
Cbuscilman Crawford, and, on motion,
adopted;. 4 v ': :
Whereas, We have seen la th publio
print ohaxtes of a serious nature
against eor townaman Daniel Stimaon,
Lu . trowing out of the late diaaetroue
fir at hia steam saw mills, i which I
ehaxgea have been, denied by Mr. Stim-ltione
son, and sa - mveatietion cr saidlxmt eollected, real estate,
bargee court oa cy aim. ' I
Keaoivea.iaaiJsr.Nimaoawona a I
ear moat worthy, intelligent Industri
ous and useful citizens; that he has
added as much to the material prosper
ity of the oity of New Beraa sino be
has lived here as any eitiaea la it; -that
it tires as puasur to pubuclr express
our great- confidence in Mr. 8 Unison's
statement, and we know him to be th
last man in us out wno wouio. oo-1
struct or interfere with or aid er abet I
any other person in the obstructing or
inierieeriag witn em very emoiens ore i
department or any of its effloers or
members in the performance of their
legitimate duties.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
Frldsy night at 8:80 o'clock.
Msy 10th, 1889,
An adjourned meeting ef the board
of city council was held this evening st
8.80 o'clock. Mayor Meadows presiding.
Present Counollmen R. P.. Williams,
F. Ulrich, B. B. Lan, V. A. Crawford,
Ralph Qrsy, H. H. Simmons and David
Stvron. . ' :
Otf motion Of Councilman wuilams,
th rules were suspended and section
9 of ehapter 13 of th ordinance were
reoinded. '
Th Mayor's report was tssd, and
oa motion of Councilman Williams it
was adopted. -
' MAYOR'S OFFICE,
Ntw Bxini, N. a, May 7, 1889.
To tht Honorable Board of CouncHmen
QenUemen-.lt become my duty to
M..nit in .m. ih MKt Af tki&nI
V"T" :7 " " 7.
uojnruuouw m vur vx a,'aluIiu
the fiscal year ending April 80th, 1889,
aeoompanied herewith ia detail, with
such suggestions as seem to me worthy
of your consideration.. , --
Before reviewing our municipal
affairs 11 1 proper that I should con
gratnlste yon, andl through yeu, ear
Mmmnnlt n thai HAllwaranrA fmm
th sooarg that tlsltd during th
year ear
mor
unfortunat Southern
sitiaa. N
tHl SARITA&T OOHDlflDW
of oat oity U a subject, that demands
year sriouss study, and upon you de
volves th important duty or adopting
th most thorough hyglenlo measures.
; The report of oar capable treasurer
ana Finance committee contains eom
plete information la regard to the flnan
oiai oonditioa of our city.
WATia siJrrLT.
I cannot too earnestly arse upon yeu
the great necessity of Improving the
quality of ths water furnished for do-
estlo purposes. - it nas aeea somewnat
imnroved of late years by the system ef
bored wells, but ibey cannot be made
what thef should without sufficient ap -
UrVUIM4WI W VfUlfUf IUVVm-HIUKi A 11.
,-visa inrsnti 4 .
uurnr ueDsnmens is, eomDoeea 01
flni.nr nninniMUl h u aimil.r
eMantzactmi ia, the Union, and la tha
nrirla if tha I MaomnMii that
tit hlf .nrhtaar of tha danartnuint
k. nnmulid Infrnmlih tn'finillv a !
tailed reoert at tha dumber of fires.
and the amount of losses sustained, wit h
ths amoant of insurance. v, - . ,
P0UC8..- , . -
The total number of arrests dwtaghsTe."mm e accounts end
thevear ending Anrll lOth 1889. waa
J2 f which :oo were; whites and,179
coiorea ids present aamneror poiwe i
nffinara la InaHannat. tn th. nmufi
. mm ... m.
protection or tn lives ana property oil
oar . citizens. A large portion of ths
cUt is BrscUcallyanguarded. and there
should be an increase of the force. II
am pleased to announce that there has
aeea a siagia inatanoe wnere say
StV epr0Ted
I call your attention to the condittoa
lrsSb
mediate re-irs should be mads or Our
beautiful ailed streets Wilt soon be a
L6t;:LP"t til' 5
recommend sufficient shell rock be pur-
chMsdforthsrer.ir..Thl,r6ckwPb.n
cruihei wi.I answer admirably f or
either streets or cavinz.andinexDaBsive.
M: sttw svwm w sdv ooiif a vrvuiit
either suesu or paving(and inexpensive.
CElfSTEBHtS
sfs ia excel. tc'MHloaC Thereseemii
a.i increased i; t r'sw'.'asted b ons I
entire eornmuR u c-;ie tbm what
Uff Saou.i ts ' " t Til and
acrri r.acea. i i u v 5 lae ceme -
? . w . . 1 ....
. , "j .ill i. .,.f -
v- j i w iaa w .-. a-
k fcaca e-. r around the
V
1 1 . .
y for t'..s n
fj y- r 1
y ciurt9tr(
-Me body,
lay iaa off of Goorge street tu read and
on motion received and adopted.
Tha report of tha Sheriit on th ex-
tension of George street at th foot of
th same wai left over vixh out actio a.
Th Marahara monthly report was
received and adopted ;., t
I have mad 19. arreete doriag the
uuio sui n appmuea hi conn.
bsbm -niloMd. naan- mim t?a sa
Total,e4a.30. -. , - C
One-half th above coata, SIS 15, was
dee acted lor my faea. . .
, RespcctfuUv submitUd. 1 ,
The Us collector made the following
annual report which waa received aad I
adopted. I
CTTT TAX OOLLECtOB'S BBPOBT.
To tht Eon. Board of City Council. I
Gentlemen-1 herewith submit toU,h ..r4 nr,..H ihnm a Rmn
you the following report of my colleo-
for the year ending May 10, 1889:
nereoaal and poll 89.534. 30
Am t collected, license tax .. . 3.838.80
dog tax..
130.001
for rent
scales....
city
8.00
for rent market
back taxee
350.50 1
114.95 1
813,750 85
iju s cr cnt
com. on ani't
, oolleeUMl
6S7.52
87.75
La,, e(Mt on delinquents
n, p,
Williams, tress., rec'pts 12,975.
813,750 55
Silas Fulchek, City Tax Col r.
We have carefully examined all the
books, stubs, etc., of the city tax col
lector, and have found them correct
and have approved the same.
n. a. lank,
Ftrdinasd ULRtcn,
II- II. Simmons,
a Finance Committee.
The finance committee made their re
port which waa adopted.
BJtroBT or ruiAHca commtttes.
To th Mayor and Board of City Council
Gents We your finance committee
have examined all books, papers and
receipt stubs of the collector, city
treasurer and marshal, have found them
correct and have approved the same.
Statement.
R. P. Williams, Treasurer. Dr.
To am t turned over by for
mer treaa. 5 20.60
To am 't poll, personal, real,
license and dog tax 13,624.78
VtersiTd over' b'v'eitv
10 am s turnea over oy euy
To amt market rents 350. 50
marshal
254.15
150 43
To am't turned over by former
cemetery committee
To am't rent Odd Fellows hall
from A. Miller
20.001
813,426.46
Cr
By ditbursements of Trcn.urer.
T P'
82,103.211
streets and pumps
3,344.56
4,243.58
657.78
109.55
101.56
fire department...
cemeteries
sd'g,priat'g,etc.
sundry accounts...
second payment on
purchase oity hall
rebate on taxes,.. .
quarantine and
sanitary..
lights
333.34
12.651
580.76
1,158.60
778.98
To balance on hand
$13,426.46
Respectfully submitted,
B. B. La5K,
Fskdwahd Utiucn,
H. H. Simmons,
Finsnoe Committee.
The Marshal'.! report was read and
1 adopted
If 11 CTT . r n nwnnnn.
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I wiitowui uuss 9 aa.oo
I i V T:V cost.- 403.60
I vnwnau wm muuva ova a, nave
I 1 ddUOted for my feet. 201.80
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I Balance due the city.,..; $254.15
For which I hol3 the treasurer's receipt.
I ,. uespecuouysubmittea, V-
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mut m" IU iuBb w,q tu re-
tAM nun nn annmaa inn aaxa
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I ' x B1"ws ,.
I .i' 4 '- 5 Finance Committee.
mi lonowing communication irom
the N. S. F. E. Company was read and
.AnBt-A. , itv
h V. ' - VKkw BtN Mar 7th. 1889.
Gentlemen At our regular monthly
Li""?
L., fKw.-,K--. d..
eel engineer of theHewbernSteaniFire
1 cased by the death of Mrt & H. Hil
Eoglne Co. NO. 1,' to fill tbe vacancy
7", W,.hT13r. i
'Sff
w,r f ? .jS-;-'
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; 5 . ; fifl- w.o R-noIV
I en.L rl..J 'i--!..-
Mlu!ire' iuuo mwri
eMail' report recommending the pur -
cits of two mowers for the use of thejDavId Btallings tu declared elected for
iMmatariea.:' Tha reitort was ad..nldl V
I " r w " f- -
i t.. .svi'.J
I ' AIJTJ IvtUlUO AlUUi U13 VCVCUI f leCWUU
ol councilmen was then iead.'and thelnomlnstiba f Or sexton at Greenwood
followicj; pertons declared elected for
tb e -x year: First ward,tR.P.!
Wil'in" ; second ward,' - Ferdinand
IXIhkl :'rl -.! ', B. B. Lanef fourth
. C. - ?, f.r.h wr.rl.n.
ir.
Tha members etaot then took th
oath batora tha hCayc aad tha board
adjourned ens ,f . ' .t "
f . Silas Tviata Ciry CUrk. '
' " Ma y 10, 1889.
Th members-lect ef the new heard
met and proceeded to organise, Council-
man Williams of th first wsrd ia ths
chair.
Th election ef couneilnacn at largo
being next in order, Councilman Lane
of the 3d ward planed la nomination 3.
W.Wniis fot eounotlntaa at large which
was seoonded hr Councilman Dlrfch of
0f the id ward, and Mr. Willie declared
elected
Councilman William a of the first
ward nlaoed la nomination Mr. Wm.
Ellin and ConnoUman Kenned v of the
for councilman at large. The vote being
a tie, the councilman from the first
ward gave the easting vote to Mr. Ellis,
snd he waa declared elected .
Mr. E. K. Bishop waa then put in
nomination by Councilman Ulrioh of
the second, and E. R- Dudley was
nominated by Councilman Crawford of
the 4th ward. Mr. Dudley waa declared
ineligible, and the name of Mr. E. A
Richardson waa inserted. The vote be
ing a tie, the councilman of the first
ward declared Mr. Biahop elected. The
councilmen at large, Messrs. Ellis,
Willis and Biahop were then sworn in
and took their eeata.
The election of policemen was then
taken up. Messrs. J. E. Oaakill, M. T.
Roberts and Thomas Wilson were nomi
nated by Councilman Lane. Council
man Kennedy nominated J. j Smith,
R. B. Rogers and I. R. Richardson.
Councilmen Biahop and Ulrich were
appointed tellers. The vote stood, J. E
Gaskill 7. M. T. Roberts 7, Thos. Wilson
7, J. Q. Smith 1. R. B. Rogers 1, I. R.
Riohardson'.l. Messrs. Gaskill, Roberts
and Wilson were declared fleeted.
Councilman Lane placed Mr. J. T.
Lewis in nomination for the office of
oity marshal, and Councilman Kennedy
nominated Oeo. A. Richardson. The
ballot stood, J. T, Lewis 7, G. A. Rich
ardson 1, and Mr. Lewis, was declared
elected.
Mr. Silas Fulcher waa nominated by
Councilman Lane for the office of city
tax collector, and Councilman Kennedy
nominated L. D. Merrit.The vote stood,
S. Fucher 7, Merrit 1. Mr. Fulcher was
deolared duly elected.
Councilman Lane nominated Geo.
Broadstreet - for pomp inspector, and
Councilman Kennedy nominated B. F.
McFrater. The vote stood, Broad street
7, McFrater 1. Broadstreet wss declared
elected.
Dr. F. Duffy waa elected port physi
cian without opposition.
Meeers. Clark & Clark wero nomi
nated by Councilman Lane for city at
tornejs; Mr. W. E. Clarke waa also
nominated by Councilman Kennedy .
The vote was, Clark fe Clark 7, W. E
Clarke 1. Clark & Clark were declared
elected.
Councilman Ulrich was then nomi
nated for treasurer, and the vote stood,
Ulrich 6, E. K. Bishop 1, H.P. Kennedy
1 , and Mr. Ulrich was declared eleoted.
Councilman R. P. Williams of the
Hrgl wari tendered his i eslgnation as a
member of the board, which was, on
motion, accepted and he retired.
Councilman Ulrich was then called to
the chair
The eleotion of a councilman to fill
the vacancy from the first ward was
taken up and. a ballot taken, tbe vote
Stood, W. P. Burma 5, E. A. Richard
son 1, A. A. Bryan l.and Mr. Burrus
was declared elected
The election of a Mayor fot the en
suing term waa entered into. Council
man Lsne nominated R. P. Williams,
ami Councilman Kennedy, R. Berry
The vote stood, Williams 6, Berry 1.
Mr, Williams wss declared elected,
and then took the solemn Oath of offioe
before Justice F. W. Hancock, and took
his seat at the board after a few remarks
declaring his purpose to enforce the
ordinance of th city1 without fear or
faror or regard to race, color or other
condition.
Counoilmaa Crawford made a few
I remarks ia which he assured the Mayor
nd had in thst . view of tbe (
purpose
sna naa w , .vwwoi ue question
I giyen nina an tow.
4 Councilman Lane placed ia nomina
faon for Sexh
Willis nomln
. .
tion for Sexton of Cedes Grove Ceme
Btallings. , Councilman
nnin!nai.il Vt It, Sih " rinnaitl.
L. .U-.i-.si trm.
TtaotA. wi.tfn(2i
- - , . .
Mcelved.5, W. H. Ross l'Joha BltUi,
Itha eatniac m.-ri;-&"X.v 4
a v . - '
Parftmfin n.-f,l v ti.rt n r
1 wiaisvMi-w , vawwawaw w fnsvwv au
Cemetefy, EebenWUlUms, Council-
men Kennedy nominated Joseph Erysn,
Robert WilRamivrece!vl 6 Totes
job.-cry a a i.- i , . ... 'ns was
declared e'ac-' ' -".et- '
W.F.. T.'al 't'-' !c
yr.
the N. S. F. E. Co., and J. a Qwi f. t
th AtUnlto. --'
OoaaeUmaa Ulrich was site: "l act-
tag Mayor ia the absence o th Wot.
annates read and adopted, aad U
board, ad joumed to meet Tneeday, May
14th, at 8 JO o'clock. 1
Silas Fvlcbxb, Qach.
Omci or ths Old Domink sTk Ca.
"weirue, a. u., AUy 1, LXi
hotici to rAsuxxasMd ud Tnccx:
sairpxKs. - -
During the present week th ar.h .L
of the Old Domiaioa Steamship Com-
iwoy wuieeaa miowei The steamer
Maateo wilt aail faotn her wharf tor
Norfolk direct, Tueeday (May 14th tad
Friday (May 17ih). 7
Thar will be no steamer to call Wed
nesday (liav 15 ,
Every effort ?iog mule te repair
the damage to Lhe .(.earner tiewberae, .
and get her back on regular eehadaie,
which will be duly advertised. .
m3-9t. ) E. B. Kobxkts. Agent.
Private Sale.
For the next three days (Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday), will. h sold
at Private Sale all of the Household
and Kitchen Furniture of the late R.H.
Hilton.
Call at tbe bouse between 8 am. aad
8 p. tii
Mus It. 11. HILTON.
Annual Meeting.
The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of tbe Neue & Trent River 8,
B. Co. will be beld at the Board ef
Trade Room, TUESDAY, the 2lh day
of MAY, at THREE o'clock p m.
m!3 2t D. L. ROBLRT8, 8. T.
CLOTHING! r
CLOTHING!
CLOTHING !
Cutaways, Sacks, and
all of the Very Latest
Styles.
SHOES !
SHOES!
SHOES !
TRUNKS and
VALISES!
We will take pleas
ure iu showing you
through our
entire'
stock.
W. B. FLANNER.
For Sale,
House and lot on Pollock street, A.
M. Baker'd reeidenna. Lareo at. larsa '
house in perfect order, and terms easv.
Apply to A. M. BAKER." i
Barrington & Baxter.:
HaTe just received a Fine Lint of '
Clothing. Shoes, Dry Goods !
and as Nobby Line of STRAW HATS u -
as you ever saw. Agency for the i '
L A. BATTLES' $2.50 CALF SH0E4 '
EVERT; PAIR WASRARTXX.t
Also seencv for "Tha OM thii.t'
Island yeing Establishment W .i '
Pea and Bean Crates.-
' Pea and Bean Boxes readnt.t.
in shook. In quantities to saiti'por'. 5
chasers, at , . -f, .,
ap!24d3m y:-j; r. CLARK'S, r,;,. .
TobaccovBig.Lof.
Stondard'JBranfis ana'
.: S' y 0 o liOtS m.
! 3 Special inducements to cVue try
Hrchaau.-!;?';-i ,
, Wholesale aad ; Eet-:l
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