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- Y J . IT.SAL is a six eolBODB . . -..atxi dUy, sxoept Monday at rjr, ti50fur.sU months. Delivered - r uuorllereat Weentsper month " - z wKfc.Y JOURNAL, a M eolama r, U published every Thursday at .4LM t.iuuiia w.-t,vit'5 :V - 'W-s ADVESTISana ' RATK3 (DAILT-Oas i a.ii oaeday 11.90 ; Sb) to each bequest I artlon.. : - v :V i j . v ; dvanuwsasaU under head of Business moim. 10 MnU per ror Hist, and esentsfbr every soSssequent Insertion . ' ,J : RvdteAteaMnU WiRblriaer.a4 between o-M Mttmini n.C' A otiose iUrriages or OmUu, not toexoaot teaJlneswlRbslUBertsdfre All addition saattsr wlH be ebArged 6 bents uex B ' ' Favmeni at transient; advertliement astb 4de, Vviin&'UQiV adver UssmenU WlH WcoUodte preUy at the end ofeAjh au4 t . Ooramunlcetjons Warning news of die. ctwnoa of ooai fcjaTters are solicited. No ommuntoaUofc tturarbe sxsscted to bo pub Itabedthat eotttftna obleotlonabls persona Um withholds jurtsjne' of tbo author, or hat will make AMtbai( on eoiumn o ft h - ABypWf rBkrtleVidtnrnoiiy moua oosjnuj3tMa.obtajn the name o w auuejr uj; e&paauon at tbia offloe aud uowiag wfieryh toBKy yfcpe exlata . 1 IuImii Kaaa;or, XW BKBNE, N. ... 1. W! Ui; . 0.. AUG 8 , B89.': i abated U r oSU at HMrlnn, sssoad claia Matter. HO f.ea tie old he J marks. - The paths out fathers trod are being, obliter ated; and we are. drifting towards imperialism. ii. ii-V - -.. Join Wanamaer;lbjJii decree, deciding the rates - of' akorapany over which fie aa , MgUfcQate control! : ' fVe God."; It doth amar a me." C Please observe. Mr. Wana- maker is not submitting a bu&iaeas proposition, to W Accepted op re jectedhe U tantag department order. Henotoaly prescribes fa- tore rates, trot luaten nests the Sec- retaay of the Treasnry rottoj pay for services already rehitored tmtil be has; broagbt the ; compant?. to his terms. This is not only-i tyran ny bat it Is downright dishonesty; Congress must chain this' Qnesar. or the people "may rise iti the maj esty of freemen and ..assert Hhei power. Bnt let it be remembered that Wanamaker is the agent of Harrison, who is rapidly gaining the unenviable reputation of being the weakest man who ever filled the Presidential office. - VJl OUR CJSSAB. 'Ndw la the fjame o( all the Goda at - onoe,-: ' Upon what me&t doth this our Casnr foad. - " TbatlW ti grown bo great." . , yTalungton press dispatches say thatAotiag-Secretary Batchellor baa Le4 n order suspending all bills'flalnst the Treasury Depart- inq5ibr, telegraphing during the cor- rent fiscal year.Thia is based upon a ltcttOnl the Postmaster-General torthtl Secretary of the Treasury, Inewhich he says: "In as much as theaeation of fixing rates for government telegrams during the i current fiscal year is still unsettled, I have the honor to request mat yotliease suspend payment of any telefirraDhic bills against your de-1 Dartment" or any brancb thereof until official promulgation by the deDartment of an order fixing the rateain question." This is nothing loss than absolute-tyranny. Tllrf facts are about these: Some i BiUIIbU o SlJjO Jul . t auauioiici nc- cicLfitl that the Western Union Telegraph company was charging the Government too much for the ' transmission of messages, and de manded a reduction, even going so fanas to state the amount that '.ahonld be charged. Mr. Green, the president of the ; company replied that it was im- possible to make the required re duction.. Thereupon Wanamaker addressed his letter to the Secreta- , ry of the Treasury requesting him to : '. flavaf Ithvlil nairmanf f r fhia fill a rr anil company "until official promnlga tioft by the department of an order fixing the rates in question." to fix the rates of the West ern'tTnion Telegraph company! It , will hardly be contended that the ' President has any such right; how ' then came the Secretary of the DvAnMafi I- in nnoc!nociiAn if onnli ' authority? . It may be that the rates are too hieh probably they are but, how & a . ttr l l l : IS 15 mav vv auauia&er can uy uitt . ' . ..... ' a charted company doing business in accordance with the laws of the land and the customs of the times? - We do not beleive that Congress can fix the rates, much less the President or a member of his Cabi net.' Caesarianism is growing in this country: but nobody expected to , . ; ... w i - sec Wenamaker "bestride the nar row world like a Colossus," and ' from his elevation dictate to free- ' men, "and we petty men walk un der his huge legs, to find dis honorable graves." If Mr. Wanamaker can fix rates for tbo telegraph lines, why may he not fix the rates of railroad and ocean 'transportation? - If he can reflate the charges in one branch of business, why not in all? "If he can osarp. the rights of a corpor ation, why, not the rights Of the peopjel If Jhe span fetter the tele graph companies, what is to be the limit of his power? . ' MOirwLa meat 'doth this our Ctcsar Ke?y l ile Is sustained and fattened by tbe Viands tnat grow of FUX WITH THE OLD MAN. How He Amused tbe Tourists an 'I As- tonlshed the Pretty Waifjr liirl. . Be was a meek-looking old gen tleman, from the country, and as he took his seat at the dining room table the drummers looked at him over their soup-spoons. They noted his weather-beaten face, his wet hair carefully parted and brushed around over bis ears, and his air of diffidence, as henervouH ly fingered bis fork ; and when the waiter girl stood at his side-and winked at the boot-and-sboe man, they were all attention. "Soup" she asked. The old man seemed a bit ur prised at the brevity of the bill of fare, and fidgeted about as though waiting for her to say something more. "Would you like to some soup ?" said the girl with a side glance at the coffee and-spice man. "I ain't particular about soup, as I know of," answered the old man. "Boil' mutt'n capersance, ross' beef, r's' lamb, r's' veal, fricase chick'e, cole ham-tongue, chick'h salad,' boil' 'n' baked p'tatus," said the girl with lightning-like rapidity. tTne old man looked kind of help less, and the boys felt a little sorry for him as he kept his eyes fastened on the fork, which he shoved from side to side with his fingers. "I guess I'll take I guess you'll have to say that again," he said, looking up, and the girl rattled the whole thing off in exactly the same time as before. The old man looked 'round the table and caught sight of the drum mer winking at the girl ; then he jerked his head around, and look ing her straight in the lace, he said. "You may gimrae s'm bile corn- beef 'n' cabbage, ross' beef veel 'n' mutt'n, cole chick'n 'n' turkey 'n' tongue, 'n7 s'm bam 7n' eggs 'n' codfish cakes 'n' sassage 'n' beef steak 'n' a piece of pnnkin pie W cup o' coffee, sis: 'u' now see ef yer kin make yer little legs fly 's fast as ye kin yer tongue, for I wan ter git home; there's a shower ell: a "cvOcp" in newspaper f-r-liz:. and the commnaity it repre sents is always attracting to itself new. enterprises and new life, v Oa the other hand, "where a paper a -constantly stirring ap the political pot to see if by some acci dent it has not overlooked ome little incident, but seldom gives the business pot astir, that constitu ency can safely be set down as con servative, ind listless X-iiH A live towri Is always on the alert and never allows anything to escape its grasp. . Were it to at tempt to discriminate, it'' would lose many a good thing. ; It. is like a magnet; It sweeps in everything within reach. : ; A' magnet that would attract a needle bnt repulse a nail would be of little ns6. :Acom mnnity that' would 'atrive ; for a cotton mill bat overlook a saw mill would not be on the main bigbway to prosperity. v . .1 -t. . ,i'he Manufacturers' Becord hopes to see every Southern community make everything secondary to busi ness; What ! a boom ' many com munities,now'stagnant, would have if the local press would devote balf. tne , space and : energy to local im provement and - development that is now devoted to djiscnasing po liticil and like inconsequential mat ters. Baltimore Manufacturers' Record. ' ,. .:r .-. Among Krror italnoua t Health. One of tbe moat miechievoua and moat common is the indiscriminate and too frequent use of purgatives. Such med icines. If well chosen and seasonably resorted to, are (Certainly useful, but many persona aelect the worst, fly from one. to the other,; and employ them when there is no occasion, or their util ity has ceased. To establish on a per manent basis a regular condition of tbe Dowels, tne nnest alterative is iiostet ter's Stomaoh Bitters. It is botanio in origin, and a safe snccedaneum for those objectionable drugs, calomel and blue pill; it does not gripe or drench the bowels like the ordinary evacuente. and it not only reforms irregularity of the babit of body, out remedies the dis order and inactivity of the liver and stomach, which usually accompany that condition. Rheumatism, kidney trouble malarial complaint and nervousness are removed by the Bitters. Self, trained in the best way and developed in the noblest parts, is ever giving itself .out for the wel fare of others. V THE tAXATIVE o NUf Bflip'03' JCE . . t F1Q3 OF CALIFORNIA,'' - Combined with "the 'medicinal virtues of plants known to be 'most1 beneficial to the Jiuman' system, forming an agreeable and effective laxative to perma nently cure Habitual Consti- , pation and the many ills de pending on a weak or inactive condition of the , . KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS. It U tbemotf txceHent remedy Vnowif to CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY . When onatfBiiiousor Ccnitipated " SO THAT - CORE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Every one is using it and all are deligbted with it. " ASK YOUR DRUC1GIST FOR , SYHTJP OP PIGS MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. ' SAN FHANCISCO, CAl. UJU.'Smll. KY HEW YORK, M. t. MB. Flanner. r Closing-Out Sale of Run Over Spring Stock to make room for Fall Stock. Highlander Tobacco -.. Works, . I i AliiaSTED, f aoraiKTOiu ; , v l.YNCHSl!Ba.TjL.-;" X$ - Bmokinff Tobaooci from there works took the medal prite U Vienna. 1878, at hlladeiDdia. lovo. ana m now com peting at the Paris Exposition, v ' ; ,'D.T. OAERAWAY, Agent, i; ml4dwtt yew Bgrne.f.:C ,8ea JBreeza,House. ' I I t I V ' &tlsntlo & N. C. tl : ' TOtM XABLM 18. tiirokd In RiTeot 8:00 A.M..' Tuesday, J0D' - , . .18th,. 18S9. -. . Tliia p 'pular boue m iIorhd,Clty, rmutMl near thft THUChsrfc1 AMOtnblT. 1a now onen for Cf ueeta at One Dollar per day, or rive Doiiara per wee ourioR l 1 the summer. Tbe proprietor will do L - Ll. i. . !... . a m n a m ' atop at b la house. ' j J ; je7 d wlm J. T. EATON, Prop'r j ConroEABT.. Scnocu. Ooojo Wist ' No, IL' riiuamiger Traint. Ko. 6u. Al Xa. a-. BtlloB Ar. - Lv. ' m 8 80 'I.- Qoldaboro 11 SO am 4 Oa IA Graaga " JO 10 45 4 40 - Kinaton - 10 08 10 IS 6 10 - Naw Bern , 8 81 , 8 60 Morehead City - a m 1 07 J . ;, Daily. v ' i . Uuimq EUsr.i 80BXDULI - Going Wist i. Vii. l.'.t"v' ' No. S.t Pi 4 08 4 89' 8 00 GEEEN, F0Y & CO. Do a General Banking boaineea, V, s$ Naw Banklno , Hotjsb, j-j Middle Street, fourth door below Hotel v- AV .: Albert, : bldwly ' KW BERN K. N fa ADVICB .TO HOTHBBti. Mbs. WrssLow'a SOOTBDia Syhtjf should alwaya be need for children teething. Itsootheethe child, goftena the Kama, allaya all pain, cures wind colic, and is the beet remedy for 'diar- hcea. Twenty-pve oenta a bottle. Beeobam's Pills onre bilious and ner vous ills. , , ELY'S CREAM BALM IIAY- CatarrH mm. Gold in Sell A partiole la applledj into each nostril and mail, realitcrediWota. i ELY i BROTHERS, on warren dieuv, tev f.orx. s janioawij" cdmln' up." jThe girl hesitated, turned red, aild then made a break for the kitchen, while the drummers labghed and the old man gazed oat of the window at the gathering clouds. Puck. Tfhat "Hustling-'' Does. The man of business and energy throws himself body and sonl into his work. His invariable rule is business first, pleasure afterward. Politics, social enjoyment and the like are never allowed to3nterfere with business. They are 'secondary eonsequence, and receivo attention after business hoars only. The community that seeks growth and prosperity is forever reaching out for some new development just beyond its grasp. Like the man of business, it is pushing unceasingly. Elections come and go, and social events come and go, bat it is still devoting itself to business. The question is not whether the man has great business ability and the community great natural resources, near as much as it is whether he .is a man of irrepressible pluck, and the community of irresistible push. The best business guage of any community is its newspapers. A paper may be a personal organ more than a mouthpiece of the public, yet the general sentiment Qf the community can be pretty closely approximated by studying even this personal organ.s ; ! r 1 To a close student of the South we beliieve it is not a difficult thing to guage the growth of a communi-i ty by its local press.' To nse an expressive , word, the .press in a community of push : and energy is always "hastlin ' This bustle may not bw idirectlyrin the line of local development or improvement every 4 time, bat tit is that restless ness ever on v the -alert for a Cood thing, - whatever it may; be, .Such 1 PriiteSchool, With High, Intermediate and Primary Bcnooi ucnaiea. Opena on FIBST. MONDAY, SEPT 1889. ( Students prepared for the Junior ujaea in any College, male or female. - riot orer thirty pupils to the teacher ' Tuition from $1.60 to $8.60 per month 01 lonr weeka. - - GEO. W. NEAL, A M., JylOdtf Principal GATAWDA COLLEGE, ; : "t nxxmoiii at. c..-"-. ' ,. ' extfcla!Ba1na ABt 5th,iS80. Full Aetdemle, (BnilneM and ColteKlate Conraee. with atnslo and Art, Te& aocom puiata insuvoion. uoo ituiiaings, Appar atna Llbrarlea, eto, Thorough work and muuerai npnin, run water ana moun tain all. Catalogue Ifrea. Address BEV. J. t: CLAPP, B.D., Pre. jyadwlm -. t THE P1AOI1 T.O , BUY GOODS LOW, f- - ,.., is at ' ; .'.:V$ RODEItTS & DRO. ' " We keep bonstantly in stock Provisions, Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Don't fail to give ua a. trial when in need of any thing in our line. ROBERTS & BRO. Mixed Ft. ft f Paaa. Train. CO 8 04 714 7 06 0 89 589 4 63 IS 744 710 8 4S 5 35 S 10 Paaa. Train, v Statione. am 6 80' Uoldsboro - 6 57: 7 05 - rV Beefa ' 7 80 " 7 80. La Orange ' 7 48 1 M '? Tailing Creek ' 5 11 O BO " XLlnston 8 60-865 " tJaaweU f 15t00 Kl Dorer 10 81 1081 r Core Creek ll OO llOSi. TnBoarora - V 1117 1MU -; Clark1. 19 15 - 8 00 i, Newbera 87141 ' irerdale 8 48 , 8 50-Croatan 4 87 4 49 Newport 4 51.4 6t:1rildwood,k .501501 Atlantio 5 16 5 21 Morehead City'' 6 83.588 :,Atlantio Eotel : O.BJU p m Morehead Depot a m - 7 00 TneaT,Tiiur.daTanj Saturday. , . tMonda,edneUy andfrtdiy; - 4 24 480 8(4 400 8 88 848 10 88 - 8 00' 841846 88 888 868 , 8 04 It d 27 00 8 C5 ' 747 7 68 7 17 7 87 CLOTHING! if CLOTHING! CLOTHING! SHOES! SHOES! SHOES HATS! . f : HATS! HATS! and a lull line of otber doods.: Botanic Blood ; Balm. Atlantic 0. Eailroad Co. fttKsmiNT's Orica; Jsrewberrii N.cf Owing to the late date tombioh the annual meeting f tbetockholdera of tbia .company haa. been deferred, and in order that they may not be deprived of their usual annual trip to the sea shore before- the close of the season, all Btookholdere and their Immediate fam iliea will be paned' free 'W Morehead and return on tbe mail train-, beginning Wednesday, July 81at; and can return on any train exoept chartered excursion trains up to and including Saturday, August lOth. f By immediate 'families are meant those persona residing in tbe houae of stockholders and dependent upon them for support, I All others will be Charged 'fall fare. -!onductori will ba furnished with, list Of stockholder. ' Aepecial train-for the' accommoda tion of stockholders will leaye Oolds boro, Tuesday, August Oth, at seven o'clock, a.mand returning will leave Morehead aame day on arrival of mail train, in evening. . Schedule of ' this train wilt be boated at each station and appear in daily papere along line. . WASHINOTOS RRYATJ. Pr ' u t ' Can be. bad pf E, N. Druggists - Cash on delivery. v;:t.:$ je28ilw8ni? .)i..itiii . .I, ,.-,, i(X.S9aK) T i B I J T"V. i The Justices of the Peace of Jones county are notified to fneet at Trenton on the First Monday in August next, td act upon a matter of prime importance, wbtcq. win, then be laia . Deiore them. , i'Ulil.lU SA1.M OP . CITY REAL ESTATE IK HEW BINE. Monday, Aug. 5th, 1889. North CauouNa V a..M.i-ri.J Craven County. $ SuPe James C. Harriaon, Adm'r of John O. Gardner, dec 'd. Against Joseph E. and Sarah F. Gardner, heira-at-law. . Petition to sell lands to pay debts, eto. In obedience to a judgment of this Superior Court of Craven county, ran dered in the above entitled suit, Feb'j 15th, 1889, 1 wlliaell at Tublio Adotion to the bigheat bidder, at the Court House door in New Berne, N. C., on Monday, August 5th, 1889, at 11 o'clock A. M., the following described loU in the City of New Berne, belonging to tne estate oi John u. Gardner, deo'd, towit:- : j f 1. Part of lot No. 804. on the north alda of Pollock street, beintr 66 ft. 01 inchee front by li it. baok, adjoining lot of a. a, pavenporj on the. east, and : the lota of others, now occupied by Samuel Cook, described in a deed from Oraham Davts, attorney, to John O. Gardner. recorded in Records of Craven county, Book No. 06. folio 68. subject to a mort- gsge of 8300 part purchnBe money and interest on same irona tebj aocn, 18B8. The proceeds from the sale of thia lot, or enough of the same, will be exclu sively applied to the payment of said debt and interest. .." - v 2. Part of Lot No. 801. bounded 6U the east by the lot of llissea Mary and Fan' nie uay,.oa the south by lot NO. 899, oa the west by the lot now ooounied bv Rev. R. K. Eearn. and on the north, by Pollock street, measuring 43 feet front on Pollock street, and .the same-width on baok line (beinar 43 ft. br 107 ft i now occupied by J. E. Avery and L. A. Bray and families. , 8. Part lot No. 801, at the southeast corner of Pollock and Fleet street ex tended, measuring 68 ft. 9 inches front on Pollock street, and extending baok 107 ft. to the line of lot No. 899-ex-cepting that part of said lot now covered by the buildings occupied bf Si O. Collins now occupied by Rev. R. K. '4,..PrtS of lota NoeU 801 and -'898. measuring 40 feet front southwardly from corner stone en Spring street, and 844 feet front from said atone north wardly on line of Fleet street extended, and extending bask eastwardlv aa far as the buildings and fenoe, including tne tana conveyea by Elizabeth and Elijah Piver to John O. Gardner by deed dated Nov. 17th. 1880. now imn. pled and used by J. O. Collins as a store ana aweuingi ; i ' -v rvi?,. k pale will , commence at : 11 o'elook Z Terms of Balo One-half basn; jbalanoe on a oreun or six tnontbs, with notes to oeapprovea. r xitie reserved until full payment is made. ' -j , j . ,i . New Berne. N. C... .Tnn 9R 1R0 i! fi: af James fi. n AUBTsnw jeSSt -Adm'r of John O. Gardner, deo'd. V.4 8. buffv.' druiraiat. aorent . New cerne, jh. Ur , K , ,. t mayl dwly jt fernm''" 1''"' ''' "gj ym , JOIIIl.SUTER . , Hai on ind and la reoetvlcg every day handBome Tarlor Bnlts, Chamber Seta, heavy walnut, ' Bnraaua, Wardrobes, ;MaUrcssea, Chairs. Lounges, aoros. etc.. eto. .' , - Ba also ha a line of Home-made Work of Bedsteads, Sofas, Tables, ; Vureaua, HstOn Whleh are neat ana eubstantlal. : ; rrlccii KlffUt Down to ittock ccaoolidtiop. ; li8ve .drifted t ; paper Is alwayB getting what 18 1 . : .; wt rt t -i.1j .B,Y,Bequest. 1 1 mw VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY Aa acrrnt for ownnra n nfrsW taWimi m eagv and KCJInmnnvluMn. trnm . iAiin l?.F d-eJ,rth.: 1'nP'OVd Keat Eatate In the ift, .wnAur pROPJEBry" Af trSiois wiLw'i'v6!! thr'o or land known aa TH B IBLAND," and the wharf or roadway leading thereto from Kaet- Front .atioeL Also, water apaee now being; filled In. The location Is the best in the city for all manu faotuHng purposes, while the laraest fiaft visttinpc onr waters have ample depth of """"" luwAtua ana unioaama; at. Vha lio. S. TWO HOUSES AND liOTB Al PNWN POINT, ownped adwenli.q A No. 6. BRICR MTOBR ANB IJWEtLWd ON OBAYKN HTUKKX oooupied by BJO.& Lodce. .... . . . . , . . . . .. . A full description of this 'valuable proper. the me will be aoid.nlli be Xornlehednn ppnniuinn 10 me undersigned at their on nuouth, Front street. - , , ,.,w ,i j , ,,. WATflON'A BtRFI T, deeS dwtf ; . Ins. and Real Estate At, ,) Train 50 eonnaeta with Wllmlmton We 4o Trala bind North, leaving Goldstar 11:67 a. m and with Richmond A D nvlue Train West, leaving Goldaboro Ifcoe rx m, a . ' ' Trala 61 eoaaeeu with Bichmoaa A IxavUle Trala, UTtTiBa at OoWibero 3: 10 .., and wlta KafWl.oa Tr' Train 1 eonneoU with ' Wflihiiiiti rf'ano Weldoa Throuca Fralaht Train. - North ' bound; leaving Goldeboro at 10:00 v unerlnw'txs-i' t. XV. HOW T0 OBTAIlf THEB.i Any subscriber to theDjm.Tnr Wtinr JouKNAL.who has paid one year in advauce.' will be ei.tlUed to 10 per eeut discount on a! -1 aet of CHAH. SIOKaNS' WORKHv 'or the J money, tbia la the best edition on lhemar- - T Compared with' the cost1 ef former, avea cwuu;b, ib im amaKingnowineprieea oi standard books are now reduced. This la aaneolallv true of the work or Charlu rnw ena, and the most niarvelonaly cheap. idl- . v, .in, vwr jiuuitaiiea im anqnea v tionably the Boa", edition, now moid by John R. Alden, the "Literary Revolution" publisher, Mew York. Chicago, and )te where. It la prtnted In gOodT clear, laiga faced nonpareil type (from the aame plates M AppUton'a-Popular " Lloiary , MlUoa, prloe per act 110.001, double-column muki.- smau quarto form, eaay for the eye. ebttve' nlantto handle, and la handaomelv bound in doth, In eight volumes aa follows: v -' List ef the VolsOvr 130 Ulajatt'aa. 1, Martin Chucalewlt, Uarnahv RiiiIva. t Bleak Houae. ; ; tsaetohea by Ros. - 8, NtoboTaa Nlckleby. I TaleofTwo OlUea j Uaoom'c'l Traveler. 4j Pickwick Papera. , Reprinted Pleeea Ure .t Kzpeetatlona. 8. David Dopperfleld. . linruimaamoriea. ' iulwln Drood. " 8jlntualFrlend.',,ir Hard Times. - l'lcturn fm Italy. 7. Dombe and ifion? Old Curiosity fehop American )otea. 8, kittle l)orrlu.viff J uirverTwlkt.. It Price Per Vol 4Se. Per Set la.oo.-' Slae of volume t 4 x 7 M Inches: puatage. ' If by mall, 13 cents par volume. ; bam pie eoplt stan ba seen atthtat nice, i Atlantla.;& :N; 0 Eailroad, PASSENGER TiBTPA RTUV19T ' rrNWBan, . Oh May M,'i8M v'5'' t TO A.0ENT8 AND THE PTTPI in .a . i Throughteaof Far,RsnadTripTlceta. J from Oounon Htationahainv in viZ, t ... a. . n F . VV.HWWH , j kuon.ij. u.wn ,ji , ,jV;j.j.4.l i : m' : BBA80H1888. ; """t', Tickets on sale June 1st, 1889. Good'retura lck.Utob.taks - From I i I 3 To V: Hieltory1N.O.....gl0.60 111 JO oanton,.0 H85 1185 Old Fjrt. N. 0.-. 13.70 18.80 Bl'k Mounfn, NO. 14.25 1 IMS Aanvuie, s. 18 90 H.W 4 r S $11.25 14.70 16.46 i? 16.15 1C f A in ate Hoi ftnrincr Itf TT is ml tm iZ r- iZZ' J" B-vs-veMt 'MSW ASBV " r iH.Uj e .. IN8TRTJOTIONS TO AQKNT8. ' ' rijt..AfrMifa will Im .a . j . ' i. uu .umv uvviaie iron ' these rates without nrnm', iir..Z;. . children pf five and under twelve tears o a-erone-half the within named rates. " "Ba. TlckeUmust be limited to twenty-four honra beyond schedule time In each dlrea. t. u win mm ioh ui eontiacts of ' "5ke' 5 properly filled out aud signed. and notify pnrohasers that the conditions muet be f ully oomplUxl with " " " 6th. Rnlea governing the cbeoklng of bae. ' Xftge On regular one-way Uoketa willanpiv 5 Asa -WaA.-: ! t . i . ' Tursuant to an Execution la my hahda. (sauedby W.M. Wauon.i.Ki ontSiethdaT of Jone, A.B, 1889. in favor of 'vy. a Bail Jr ' vs. J. KOavia and Geo. F.Davli wmrtnra trading aa D.via A Co., wtu SlJTRTbi w ' "AfS" cnj House door lh the tiii r " of. NeW Rerne. on Monday. h Fir.to " J the fol (owing descrlbea property or so i. i thereof as may be neceasary (u latlbi v i Execution, to wit: ',, " 1 An Engine and Boiler 82 borsepow. M in. lronlar Saw with Saw Carrie- , lng and PullleS attached to eama, on Uroular Baw. carriage, complete. Ai-o ) enres or timber, more or Wish, gin, . 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The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Aug. 3, 1889, edition 1
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