North Carolina Newspapers

The AILY VOL. IX.--NO. 120. NEW BERNE. N. C.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. OURNAL X 10 4 f BUSINESS LOCALS. GROSS MATCHES will be ran off at startling priees within the next few daya. R. N. DtJFTT. auSO lw , ' Druggist. TRUTH-Fiotion, History, Old Story, Rolan Baking Powder. A GOOD DOUBLE BARRELED, mazsle-loading shot gun for sale. Splendid bargain. al7-3t Nkusk Bivbr Bath Bouse. A FINK line of SMALL HAMS. 5 to 7 pound at John Dunn's. tf . ANOTHER LOT OF JOB 8TOOK jait receive J. Lay in your supply before you get too bus? in the fall rush. ugl3-lw - 17 OR RENT-Two large airy rooma, L furnished Apply to J. R JoNEB, at U. Q. Sultan ' st re. auS.f 0 LD PAPERS for aala io any quan tities at Journal oflioe. THE TAYLOR ADJUSTABE SHOE for ladies. New an marvelous in Teotion. See sample. N. Arpin, jl8 tf Opposite Journal Office. SODA WATER on draught today at John Dunn's. tf. The Democratic Stale conven tion meets in Raleigh today. Judge Clark will be nominated, no doubt, and Jadge Whitaker will be en dorsed. John Ruskin ia rapidly sinking, B.i j 8 a London dispatch. He is al most continuously delirious, and during these irresponsible moments baa attempted suicide with a razor Kkv. SAM JONES will begin a tseries of meetings in Wilmington on the 27th proximo. Rev. Dr. Pritchard and Rev. I)r. iloge con demn Mr. Jones' style of preach ing, and "public opinion regarding the distinguished evangelist is much divided,'' says a correspond ent of the Richmond Dispatch. Senator Edmunds said the oilier day that "he expected that it would turn out that on the 30th of June, 1891, the Treasury would bo fifty millions short, even if the duty wero not taken off sugar." Well, it will never dp to take the duty off anything. Pile it on and make the deficit io the treasury as small as possible. The press, with hardly an ex ception, praises the life and laments tbe death of James Boyle O'Eeiley, the poet, editor and philanthropist, who was snch a friend to Ireland. Two years ago Mr. O'lieiley visited and explored the Dismal Swamp, and as a correspondent for the Boston Herald, gave a most inter esting and beautifully written ac count of his trip. The decision that the fertilizer tax is unconstitutional is unfortun ate for North Carolina, however just it may 6e. This tax was the source of a revenue of about $40,- 000 a year, which ' has been the s ipport of tbe State Department oi Agrienlture and the Agricultural and Mechanical college. The loss of this support will cripple to some extent the progress of these institu tions. "It is announced, says the Ral eigh News and Observer, "that the old Dismal Swamp Canal is to -be deepened and improved and re opened. Tbe Norfolk and North , Carolina Canal Company has made a deed to the Holland Trnst Com- pany for $1,000,000 which sum will be nsed for that purpose. The move v will be a most important one lor the commerce of Eastern Carolina, and will bring Elizabeth City into prominence as a commercial point." LooE but. A dispatch says: '-The secret service is . advised of the appearance In the. South of a very poor counterfeit $20 silver certifl , eate. It is of the" act of ; February 28, 1878, series 18S0, check letter O. B. K. Bruce registered A. M. vVyman treasurer, with a: portrait ot DecatuK The entire Impression Is very indistinat, and has not the appearance' of laving 'undergone wnac is known as the washing pro- cess, , It. is ,a pbotographio pro . duotion.'' , nThb City f Paris can no : longer claim the title of qaeen ofthe ocean racers. tThe White Star steamer Teuton won tbe right to It when she arrived off Sandy Hook light Wednesday. She bad made the trip from Qaeenstown in 5 days, 10 hours and 5 minutes, thus beating the fastest time on record o days, 19 hours and 18 minutes made by the fleet Inman liner, by just 13 minutes. It was a famous voyage from beginning to end, for besides breaking the record for the west bound trip, she aho beat time ever made for a single day's distance, making a record of 512 miles for the twenty-four hours ending at noon last Sunday. The big newspaper deal which is being organized in behalf uf Grover Cleveland, whose friends are planning lor his renomination for the Presidency, is inrthcr ad vanced than most people believe. The syndicate has already secured one paper in the Chicago Globe, and has nearly completed arrange ments to take possession of another plant in New York. The Globe was ostensibly bought by .Mike McDonald, Jno. A. King and otlier politicians. After it has Wr-n nounced that the Globe of Chicago is out primarily lor Cleveland, the New York publication will be placed on the market; then the! one in Boston and the others in Washington, Philadelphia, Cincin nati, and St. Louis as fast as t Ley can bogottenout. It was positive ly asserted that ex President Cleve land, in whose interest the syndi cate is moving, is fully cognizant of everything it has done. It is hoped by Cleveland's friends that the influence of the papers w ill be snch as to force Democrat to sun! out delegations that will vote for his renomination for the Presidency by acclamation. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISE! E AT.S', R. N. Duffy Matches for h1.. Everybody said it was hot yes.orday. Fishing at Portsmouth is said to be very fine. There will be a lecture tonight by i' e pastor at the Hancock Street Mi-lliudist Church. There will be young n.i t' prayer meeting tonight at S o'clock at the Baptist Church. Leader, F. W. Ilan- oock. Everybody invited. The Democratic convention i f Lin' 'JUi Senatorial district, compostd of the counties of Jones, Onslow and Carteret, will meet in Polloksville on Tuesday, August 6. This community yas detply t;i iu cii at the sad news of the death of Mrs. Charles Slover, which occuircd at her home at one o'clock yesterday utter noon. Mrs. Slover was ono of our old est and highly honored citizens, and her'death while not entirely exact ed was a shook to her numerous friends. The West End district is progressing Yesterday we noted some improve ments in the way of repairing and paintirg of houses; and our attention was particularly attracted by the change in the inside appearance of Dr. Leineter Duffy's drug stoie. The painters have been there and beau dried the shelve;, counters, and all of the in side work, so that it is really a hand some tfrug store. Rev. Edward Bull will exhibit his samples of wood at the New Berne Colored Fair; to bo held next week. He has already a large collection on hand and is endeavoring to get every variety that grows in Eastern North Carolina. His latest addition is a epeoimen of horse chestnut. It is believed that theie is but one tree of the kind in the Stale, and it is growing on Craven street, near New. It was imported from New Eng land by the late Dr. Chapman. It ia a handsome tree and ia in a thriving con dition. The Republican meeting at tao court npuse last night amounted to an in dignation meeting. They met for the purpose of entering their .solemn pro test against the action of the so called Republican county convention recently held., They were very tired , of a few white "bosses" running the party, Resolutions were roau anl speeches were made loudly condemning the inconsistency aud trickery" of the leaden of the recent convention . Judg ing from the spirit of the meeting, there are a good many colored men ia Craven county who will hereafter Vote to fruit themselves and not acoording to the diotatea of white oflloe Beukors and ofQoe holders, . Locates Onslow Road, Mr V. T. Pitman nhiAf anoinAAr fit ,i . , r 'j n . II. I) ii lu; ilh iriis i II-.HME i.HninnB , . ------ -- j r j , i in liwi: f,.r fl.n nncl Cjcv rUuo lnnkinir over ti.r si(ii..uon in and about the citv nine, ric. routes have been already thoroughly exami .ea 1.iwii .TRnbunnvilln to New Banned tin week. 1 be three routes are, o.ij vi i Sulla, known as the lower routi one v ia Maysville and Polloks-1 vilia, known s the middle or central rl.iue;..nd one by the Quaker Bridge road, k mum an the upper route. The twu Prpt hj o Leer carefully examined ami waikmi i v,.r ihrmuh the woods , ii- aiul .waun by the engineer. The I V iKi r ihioro route ib now Deingvoor- uu;' iy examined bv Mr. Pittman, after wh c.i the survey will be made, of proi.sL. v twii, and rossibly all three or .1... ,i;m.u.m.nniir , . .. , .... I cuat of ci iiatiuctiue, the resources and csi.ab.lr its i f the various sections, their a.lvui iaL".s. c:c. to the road. . . , n. u.o eittu..Uai.uu ui I t"'. l.nif t) colliUietea, alia tne engl- I si tit in to the New York I tyiiii. au-, lucauoK engineer win ne f i l u tit-.d wuii hid corps, and upon ii ti i m Mtui -n of the route, the work of r v. i Lrtin on the road Detween w iii rno aad Jacksonville. N'v ileme ia undoubtedly the proper j t..'i;.t lor its- new rosa to tap. tne in on-uji-ii iltvcl' nments uf our lands and r-,-.,1 .lO.i.'i of our commerce fully jutiiks t.'o- c. nsLruciion of the road, and we h"i push i' to h; ! see the management! ily completion. Pir-tui'.. .... ..... I Mr. Uom;,:i Damelaand family have I irtma fio:u Moroiuad. 1 Mr. James Thomas left yesterday morning to attend a meeting of Albe- .. m.irle 1'rusbyU'ry, at Oakland ('hutch, ll;.iai C-i-ytOD . Mr. ii. M. Davidson, of Charlotte, W in H((n i i l im Mr Hlanrl R v . , , . , toy, roturued home yesterday. mis. r.. uannet.iwrg, two little lieu, and her niece, Miss O'KeonBky, wi-i.i 1.. f .i.iai...r.. .utH.. " t,, . .. . v .'''''' 1'. lion udiudiild aV turntd Irom Oc acoke yesterday: Mrs. W. M. Watson aud daughter, Mies L.iu nr.- n t ; iy, iuesars. vnas. nan, u. Arcnoeu, and J.J. Di.'iosway. Mr. Miland How ard also came up and will attend the Colieiate Iustitute this fall. n v s.niih nt R.fn,i j ivjy. ,w.vaoi.,oi mureuoBu v,.tj , pent yesterday in the city. Dr. Archdell, Dr. Ennett and Messrs. n.v;JUn.i r rr n.ia nn.,i,t A ' T IO lUVI Wi AailDi VI WUk VUI U, I 1 M ue.egi.ttM io t..e otate uemocratio oon- ve'iium, wont to Kaleigh yesterday. C. II 'ihoniiis, jr., Esq., representing uo rav n county allegation, leit 1 - ytmuiouj lui mo oiUlo uuiiveiiiiuii. U. K. Bryau, Eaq., attended Lenoir county Suuerior f'ourt at Kinston vee- terd.'iy Messrs. VV. li. Barker and J. A. Mat tonks, jr., of Stella, are in the city Miss Jeaijiiette llolliriter has returned rorn the -western part of the State Mr. S. H. Lane has returned from Ashevil.'e. Mr . B. Holland returned last night liotnattip to Winston, Asheville and other poiiita in the west. Mr. W. (i. Knvd returner! last nioht from a trip to Western North Carolina. ' I. isf or Letters Rd.iaining in the postoffice at New 1JWI lie, UldVCU t.UUill.J , AUUBb 1UU1, , Lll .A a3ju. nr. Churlftv Rnnn Mra. Mftirain Rmitn. Mrs. Mandv ChasB. J. T. Coon- or, Edward Clombres & Co. (2), Miss Mary B. Duakin, Miss Louisa Fonvell, " B. Fields. Miss Kate Henineton. Cant. Htenhen Harrlii schonrtar I,ni. Capt.Chas. B.Henry, Mrs. Mary Jones, Mr. I.ntl.rnn linnraa V. MiilvAr.t.. Mia FhiraNftol Mn Am rnnn Miao Amenda Small. Miss July Bikes. Mrs. Jenv Washington. Mrs Virainia Wave, w. t . f - nrARC. Prannn r-.nlHnff fnr ftVtnvA lot.l.ora will say advertised, and give date of list. The regulations now require that one cent shall be collected" on the delivery cruiser "San Franoisoo," during a pro of each letter advertised. I liminary trial trip in the bay yesterday, Wit, E. Clarke, r . il. CONVENTION OF THE NINTH SF.N ATORTAT. nTSTRTfiT By virtue of authority of a majority ot the Senatorial Executive Committee I hereby call the Convention of the Uumniralm nnrtv fif IhAv Ninth Ndllfttn. rial Jiatriui iu anseuiuie iu u nwu vi Pnll,,Laill in .Ir.ne. onntit. nr. TnAM I day. August 26th. 1890. at 13 o'olook M for tliB T.iirnnuB of nnm nut nr nan- didate for the Senate, and for suoh nthnr hnainoaa uu m nrnnprl. nnmA j r r--j - before tbe said convention. Fbakk Thompson, fthmn Ft Pnm. .NnkMiivTille. Aaa. 15. '90. ' . ' ' ' A nvicm TO mothers. Mm. Wwsrw'a SnormNa Svnrjp should always be used for children toethiDg. It soothes the OhIW, lOfteni the gums, allays all pain, cures wind nnlln. and iii tha bant rmadv for Tllar. rhoaa. Twenty five oentsa bottle. JelTl081 genwe oiurenc anown. ' NORTH CAROLINA NKYYS. Durham Globe: Watermaloos weiel ing seventy-five pounds were brought! .. uuiu uatui vjb J u r n tuuunj luau . lucm were twentv-five of itit-m &n,1 thuv i wer0 the largest ones ever soul here 1 Tk A They sold at a cent a pound, and that very readily r I, -.u ;..!. u I k ago C. W. Laney located a cold velc on his father 8 property nine miles 60ulh f Monroe, lie struck the vein three rA. uA ., v. . down on it sixteen feet, and is con fldent that he haa opened what wil prove to be one of the richest, if ot the nchest Rold miDe ln tbe State . .6nl1? lbu contIkc-lc;r paiaoe hs8 been given to L. R. Weeks, of South Carolina. His bid waanpwards of 8400,000. The foundation will be Duilt f rock quarried on the place, and will be 3S0xl70 feet. The western ei- fe bfl thirty.eight (eet high from the ground to the first floor About eighteen months will be con sumed in building it -I Pl..Uiln xr 1-.. . -...... . 1 -. r : owb. ,.uwi.in.ri11. tbe Cltv today. He ia looking wound for a residence hera. lis Khr bwn i.( fered residences in other cities as urm- ents, but he thinks he can bo muie u?o- ful in Charlotte perhaps than eUe Uio. KNOW let s secure nim tor our tow a. he ,ocateg here hewi!h tahernnnln if hn hna In hnilH it li in, ,.!f Let us make him a present of a m - - - - ' "it,,i"u" him A HAD DAY FOR PINKKUTON'S MEN. Al.IUNV, N, Y., Au; 17. -T!u- uu at disastrout day rn tliu hist wry of liu New York Central Railroad stnki closes tonight. Fifteen I'inkurton nu n are under the care of surgeons nd iivt citizens are so badly wnunded ituit there are doubts of their recovery. Three Pinkerton man were nrree'ed sn(l one wa8 80 severely handled by the ujuu btiab iuh puuutt Durgeofi nan io dress bis wounds. The trouble was at the Vun Wnpi-H Rtrer. rroHHini n f.-w blookg e8t th nftS9nnl?(,r where the frtight trains run on the bridge. rru Dml...i . i .. ""unuu iuou iuu uy uojb nuu iuukub uuu iney urea pro miscuously into the crowd, and wound aH nmnncr othftra An innni-nr.! wniimn named Hogan. ..uooo iiwuiicuwb uiuuneu llie p sions 01 the spectators, mostly routiUH Ln(1 hnn(iIllml na 'tMna'Ua Zaa oni-leinoe the strike was declared. Their number increased, and the chief of ponce, iearing iurtner trouoio, estan n.l.ill. U.J .... . L iiciuou uia ut-BuquaritMS 111 me f uui ill IKrvi.aAnAnMU. .. . I 1 ...... I tho rt- serves at that point. The Pinkerton guards have in consequence boen with I arawn. RUSH FOR THE TUADK IN fertilizers in north cuiouna Ralkicih, N. C, August 13. un as was preaictea, mere is a rush to this Kr.At.A oinoa lha n aoiainn rf tka VnHaral (j0Urt that the 8500 license tax of the manufacturers of fertilizers was uncor. atitutional, and there will be a regular scramble for the fall trade. It was J 4. . i t- , . . lAArnnfl At. ttia MAtinrtmOnf nf Arrirn ture tmU thia iathe and a,H0 that there is hardly anv idea of anDeal lnK to the United States Supreme : . ... - I nnt meAl. until T)Ap.pmhar nnH tViora dtp funds to mainta n the danaTtment the Agricultural College until the legislature meets, mere will be twice as many students at the college next term as attended it at the last ono. THE GOVERNOR'S MANSION. We understand from a reliable source that the Governor's Mansion will be readv for occupancy within the next month. Tbe Raleigh Car Company who had the contract for putting the finishing touches on, have done the wor m .an exceptionally short timo, wnsiueriDg me amount ot wora re- quirea, ana wun tneir usual excellence. I1'09 marble steps, we hear, have been quarried in Western North Carolina. and should be at once finished off, ir." a AI " V I atiivtrtaH Vi At a anri nlanoH in AA4tiAn i tou nvisi HnrrnriT loe Winston uaiiy says; "We took a walk out ,Mt evening to where the U"T oonooi ojiiuiugs are Deing ereoi- I J a 1 At a i eu- -acoupieor mree weessBgo nui "ttie of the lumber was on the ground. NOw mMt ?f the buildings are iibuiou, wonraeiuirarueu auu ooveiou. Gol. Davis assures u that everything w, Pe completed and ready for the opening of the school the 80th of Sep WU.WW me mew truiBer. San Irancisco, August 17. Ihe new developed the highest rate of speed which she has yet attained, lniorma- tion has been reoeived by reliable par- ties that with 120 pounds of steam and I , ii a At.. l , . . i mi i L..t .-. " VnVrtM f klrl, 7h. "a8" kDOt 'erthecon" rr,, Rni.iA ut.n . BCFTALO, Aug. 18. The great strike iu uuiu remains uuonangea 1008V Tne ewitohmen are still firm and not a freight train is moving. The PSSSen- - i . .. , I Br "" """" nine, ami no atsturoance is anticipated rnuuiuijj. I I. . . . r . , it is very important in mis age oi vast material progress that a remedy 1 he pleasing to the taste ana to tbe eye.. taaen, oceptaoie to tbe stomach "nu nonny iu iw oarara nu Mieois. Possessing these qualities, Syrup of I Flg is the one perfect laxative and I a. .1. j . a SHIl'l'lNU SEWV ARRIVED. M. Ball. ' apt. c,.,r t,.- Halleck, . . , , . . Ii0m lor'oltti "gut 6CUOONERS IN 1'oRT Ni hr J. M. Hall, Capt. Halleck. -hr. Sallie and Ellen. Capt. Lloyd. Sihr J. & H, Scull, ('apt. Ingersoll. NOTES The steamer Yeeper, of E. C. D. line, will sail this afternoon 4 o'clock, The Eaglet of this line will arrive tomorrow. Notice. The members of the Democratic Ex ecutive Committee of Craven county Hie hereby notified that there will be a meeting of tbe committee held at the otHoe of Messrs. Watson & Street. South Front street, in tbe city of New Berne, Sa'uidy, AuguBt 30, 1890. Important matters connretrd with the tbw registration ordered by the Bourd of Commissioners will bo con sidered. The members of the committee are advised that it is very necessary that every precinct in the county should be represented at tbe meeting, as it is the oi.ly opportunity for consultation before t'n .ipoiutmcnt (f Registrars and Judges of Election by the Board of Commissioners, Sept. 1st, 1SU0. Matt. Manly, ( h'n I)em. Ex. Com , ''raven Co. Oi'-Fl(T. OK TIIK (Mil .lloininloii SleaniMiip Company Nrw Bkunk, N. t'.. July :1, 1S0O. Tl.e flte.-uner Manteo will sail from Norfolk for Newbern , via Washington N. ;. rii'i'V August lit '.Votluesdfl y " 6th Monday " 1 uh Friddy l.uh. W'eJnesday ' 2()th. Monday....' " 25th. Fridny 2'Jth. Returning, will sail from Nnwbem for Norfolk direct, touching at Roanoke Island wharf. Monday August Uh. Friday ' Nth Wednesday ' i;;th Monday i.sth. Friday " 22d. Wednesday " 27th. The above is tho Old Dominion August Calendar. Please clip and pin on your black coat -lUeve. E. B. Rohkrts, Ag't. With Ely's Cream Balm a child can be treated without pain or dread and with perfect safoty. Try the remedy. It cures catarrh, hay fever and colds in thj head. It is easily applied into the nohtiils and gives relief with the fin t replication. Price 50c. .MAHRIED. At the residence of the bride, at 'edar Pjnit, Carteret county, N. C., on the evening of the 13th of August, 1699, Mr. Kosciusco Bell, son of Shep pard Bell, Esq., and Mrs. Mary M. Jones, widow of the late Robert H Joues (a former State Senator of the O.h ScnMorial district, N. C), and only daughter of the late Edward Hill; all of Carteret county. Dr. John W. San ders, Epq., officiated. We wish the contracting parlies all tho happiness that they could wish for in their new start in this life, and like Rip Van Winklo of old once said, Mary and Kossy may tho saints in heaven bless and preserve you. May your last aays oe your best days; your travels through life be full of sunshine, and in ' Rip's" language, ''May you live long and prosper,'' is the wish of a friend. G. W.W. ItlKD. In this c'ly, yesterday. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Slover. wife of Mr. Charles Slover, in tho seveuty-eighth year of her age. The funeral v. ill take plaoe from her late residence, this afternoon at five o'clock. Tho frionda of the family are invited to attend. St. Paul's Day School, XKW BBBNK, N. C. CONDUCTED T.Y THE SISTERS OF MERCY. The Sr-.hola8tic Year commences on the 1st Monday of September. Special attention given to Mathemat ics and Analytical Parsing. Tuition per month. Senior classes, 2.00 ' Junior - 1 00 Musin and other accomplishments form extra charges. Difference of Religion will not bo re garded in the admission of pupils. For further particulars apply to MOTHER SUPERIOR, aul7 d wtf Directress Mrs. A, T. Jerkins Will resume the duties of hor School on Monday, Sept. 8th. Thorough tnsttiictlr n In the elnmentary brnuolies. History ardE;igl nil l.lieiatnre. augiTilim. Miss Heath's School. Miss MOLLIE ITEATO will reopen her school at her residence on Pollock street, Monday Sept. 8th, 1890. R1IK17 dlw F0RSALR .Several Urje and very valuable tracts of KINK PINE TIMUKH on Hie Neuse at,d Trent Riven, and hg Hwlft Creek, near NewDern.N. C. Caw Mills on tame. Hill road Jmt completed through a laign body of this timber. Fer further Information apply to JAMBS W. DKNN Y, Trustee or the Tide Water Land and Lumber (Jouipuny, 2d at Pnul ft., talUmore, Md., rr io nuuKtirs s ukuauuh. Rugi: a Mewojtrn, N. C. Sash.Doorsand Blinds Paints, Oil?, Lead ;uii Varnish, LiiiiC, Cement, Plaster and Hair, And all kinds of Building Materials i lni.Nt i'ricoH. L. H. CUTLEB. NEW BERN P. N. C. NEW STORE .1X11 NEW GOODS! I has ju.-t leecivel l-'uriiiniii i v r I lie Finest Stock ol hrought to this city. Alsi', lot of Instrument.-. ii :u!i -Musical I an a.so :i :e:i' fir tLe Xuuiber ar. i Wilson Sewinjr '".i" V heeler' .Machine. !,:H reeei.ed llin Orun,l l'riz.- at the I'ar-.s Imposition of last year; is tin- pretest wonder of the ae, silent, 1,-i.t, rapid, duralde, and adapted t.. tl,e fi, s. a, ..Qarsest work, eml.roidery and riek rark, with out any extra nttocliments, nil of 'liieli can fe s,-n at. -nv OpriOsite I o I ert.- boiith Front a NVtll Selected i.iy Old Store street. Vou will ai.,o inn Stock of Kurnihm on Middle street. Kespect! UlliV, 3'l I ill T. .!. TL'KNKU. SAVES ANK0YANCE. CM V KS 1K A CQ?. AIDS HOUSEKEEPERS. Powder. Eery I'ackac Guaranteed to Oha Satisfaction or your Grocnr will refund the money. ."ANlT.'Tt:Ui:i) :-,- SMITH, HORPEL & CO., auUJw::m BALTIMORE. Kegistration Notice! Office of the Hoard of t ommissionera of Craven county. Now Merno. N. ., Aug. 13, 1890. Notice is hereby given that a now registration of all tbe voters of Craven county for the election to take place on the firnt Tuesday after the first Monday in November next, bus been ordered by the Board of Commissioners at their meeting held on the tirct Monday of tho present month, instead of the usual re vision of tha registration list. New registration books will be opened in each election precinct in tho county on the 24th day of September next, for the purpose of an entire new registration, and will be kept open as required by By order of the boar,!, J. A. RICHARDSON, aulO dw:;o.l Clerk B'd Com. K. R, JONES, HEAVY AND LIGHT Groceries. Lorillard and Gail & Ax Snufi Sold at manufacturer's prices. Dry Goods & Notions. Fuil stock and large assortment. Trioes a low as the lowest. Call and examine my stock. Satisfaction guaranteed. BAKS To Make Room. In order to malts- room for another tremendous large stock cf Goods, whioh 1 shall buy in a low days at 50o. on the dollar or less. I will sell at Starvation Prices: One No. 7 Safe, Herrings paten and Ferrel's make, cost one hundred and twenty live dollars at factory; one No. 6 Miller Safe; two handsome office desks and chairs; live very fine nickel plated show cases, and letter copying press; fifteen folding bracket store seats, plush tops, which attach to oonn ter and are very convenient for lad lea to sit on while tradiug; one hundred 13 pr. shoe cartoons with holders attached; Ave very.flne swinging fifteen candU power lampB; one dcz clothing stands; three very large spool cotton cases. These necessary articles have accumu lated on Big Ike from tbe fact that he has been buying so many stocks out at 60o. on tho dollar and less, and thev MUST be sold for OA8H and room. ' 1 BIO 1KB.