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VOL. X.--NO. 10.
NEW BERNE, N. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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BosnressLocALs. LOCAL NEWS.
N1.
CE lot Refined Mattou Salt is eakee
at leu. each. - u.a.aauuKw.
"VTOTICB. Doat forget the fact that
X we ere Agent, tor or
ik. ki rimir in tha nukit (Of tne vrioe.
we nave ob hand e large etoek of Wet
India Molaasea We also kee arollUneoi
ijoou end (Shoes direct (rem the reotorle.
Aleo Snaff end Tobeoae, Oroeerlee and Fro
vsions. CaUtnand w wttl tfveyou on
pried. . wmubsiiu.
17LM CITY 8TEAM LAUNDRY juit
JUopMM DJ bill un ' awiuii. auu
TXT ANTED 1 good Boot and Shoe-
- i maker at once. joh Bcai-"i
mart un Pollock St, near Middle.
Lard at my
Stall, 10s. per lb. G.E.ML80K
XTEW TJHTJQ STORE. Drues. Medi-
1 nlnai. ni flhamieala. C P. Popular
Vranriatarv Medicine. All varieties Of I
Urufgt.t's Sundries. Traase. aad Braeea.
Me arop GerdenwBeeds. Fine and Lrt
Block Oigtrs and Tobaeoo, AlA W. Pre
aortptloaa aoourat.ly compounded (and not
at WAI pnoe.1, oar nsiw ana wur uwn.
O. 0. OKKUN, DrnUt and Apothecary.
Middle at., (oar doors from Potloek. JeniS &
PARTICULARS OF GOT. FOWLE
DEMISE.
NEW ADVXBTISEUINTS.
J. M. Howard Good Fit.
H. B. Doily Opening continued
W. M. Wataon Legal Notioee.
Festus Miller Legal Notice.
OAfifi LBS. Country
The Journal
Bolt..
salutes Governor
WlgOONSIN
Democratic.
town elections go
' SLIGHT snows at Greensboro,
Charlotte and Asheville last Mon
day night.
' THE German Government has
decided to remove the embargo on
American pork.
Cotton New Berne
Hbaleeat718to8.m.
The work of repainting and refur
nishing the Presbyterian Ltctureroom
hai began.
Albemarle Presbytery which em-
braoea New Berne will meet in Tarboro
today, and continue! until Bandar.
The city hall flag in Norfolk waa
placed at half meat in honor of Got.
Fowle, when the tiding of hit death
were reoeivsd.
If r. M. Porter, of Rivsrdala started
up uonaay makiog Drier for inia
season. Heretofore he haa run only
one yard, bat thie year he will ran two
thus doubling hit former oapicity.
Laat year he made 500,000 brlok. This
year he expects to make a million.
We have been shown aome mammoth
white solid celery grown by If r. Jesse
Harrison. It is 83 inohea in height.
When it is remembered that it usually
grows from 13 to 20 inches 20 inohea
being considered high it will be seen
what magnificent specimens these are.
Pergonal.
We gathtr from the Raleigh Newt
& Observer the following aooonnt of
the ciroumstances attending Gov.
Fowle'a death.
Gov. Fowle waa in unusually good
Market-Sales health up te Tuesday, when he com
plained of indigestion and did not come
down to the executive office as usaal.
He remained in hie apartment all day
moat of the day in bed, bat in the even
ing he felt to much improved that he
arose and wat op until 10:80 o'clock,
when he retired for the night expecting
to go down to hia office the next morn
ing. Before the Governor retired, hia fami
ly were around him in his chamber and
he waa engaged for some time in near-
Industrial School and Woman's Ex
change. In response to the invitation to the
ladies of New Berne to meet and form
a Society to establish an Industrial
School and Woman's Exchange, a
meeting was held at the rooms of the
Y. If. O. A. In order to obtain funds
it wat decided to hold a Washington
Reception on the Centennial of the
Assembly held in New Berne in 1791
ana tne following commutes were
appointed, viz: "
Floor Committee Miss M. Oliver,
Mies Ifary Manly, Mrs. W. P. Burrus,
Mrt. Chat. Raizenatien, Misses Kate
8maw, Kate Churchill, Annie Justice
and Bertha Cutler. Assistants. Mr.
Radoliff , Mr. Charles MoSorley, Mr. M.
Manly and Mr. P. LaMontagne.
Committee on tickets Mrs. J. Dunn,
8Ute of North Carolina Pa mllco count y .
Superior Coart. notice.
Joshua Dean, J. Cremwell Coolldge, Davl.
W. Ooolldge. Brittannla O. Andiews aad
Andrew, his wife. Lewi. Toppan and
Toppan his wifa, Mrs. Emmios Chap
man and Leigh H. Coolldge.
To J. Cremwell Coolldge, lavl. W. Coolldge,
Brittannla C. Andrew, and Andrews
his wile, Lewi. Toppan and Toppan his
wife, and Leigh a. Coolldge.
Take notice, an action entitled as above
has been commenced in said court for the
Eurposeof loreclosing mortgage, executed
ysald Joahua Dean and wlfe.on certain
tract, of land In .aid Pamlico county, de
scribed In the affidavit for publication. And
you are hereby required to appear at the
Coart House at Bayboro, in said county, at
the Spring Term, 1891, of aald oourt, to bo I
h.lil irt .Ha ll.k Jt.Amwr n w .Via lot W .. I
day In March. 1891, and answer ordemur to proportions aild poriCCt in everY
Ihaflnmnlalnt IT ffUTI'a Mlt I li' O I J
Strong in excellent points
weak in nunc our "Aldine"
ladies button shoe is guaranteed
to be made of South American
kid, bright Dongola finish and
fine as French kid. The style is
the result of a critical study of
the most popular lines known,
and is symmetrical in all its
Clerk Sup. Court Pamlico county.
April 7th, 1891.
N.C.
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ingtheletsone of hit two younger Ufjgg Janet Hollister, Mist Lala Roberta,
' ' ' GEORGE F. EDMUNDS, the Ver. Among those who went up to Raleigh
mont Iceberg, has resigned his seat yesterday to attend Governor Fowle't
t H..TT a Q..,t. funeral were Judge A. S. Seymour,
. in the U. S. Senate. 0 . . . a '
Mr. W. S. Chadwick, the President,
- THE political situation in Europe I and Mr. S. L. Dill, the Superintendent,
is serious. There is mnch activity
among Russian and French troops.
East Carolina wants the
Atlantis and North Carolina Rail-
; road extended. How stands Gov. j
Holt on the question of extension 1
' LOCAL elections continue to be
favorable to the Democrats. Den-
. has iust elected a
mayor by 2.000 ma
ter, Ool
, Democrat
jority.
Farmers' are more hopeful. The
weather has become more season
able, and wheat has advanced on
account of the failure of foreign
crops.
is not the
of the Atlantio and N. C. Railroad, and
Messrs. L. H. Cutler and Alex. Miller.
Mr. Wm. H. Oliver left for Vance-
boro to adjust the losses of Mr. Win-
field 'a mill which was burned Tuesday
night.
Mr. M. DaW. Stevenson went down
to Beaufort on a professional business
trip.
Mr. W. B. Jordan, representing the
Wilmington Star, is in the city.
Violated a Navigation Law.
The revenue steamer Winona, com
manded by Capt. W. S. Simmons, re
turned Thursday from an extended
oruise through the sounds and rivers in
this distriot. While at Vandemere
Lieut. Starkweather boarded the
schooners, S. H. Roberta, of Washing
ton, and Emma MoKenzie, of Elizabeth
City, N. C, and found both matters
had violated the Navigation laws by
Goternor Holt
orator his predecessor was, but he neglecting to have their names en
18 a man or ariairs witn executive dorsed on their License. Tnia neglect
ability and a large share of practi-itubjected them to a fine of ten dollart
cal commoa sense. eaoh
This is a warning to owners and
children Mary and Dan. At that time
he manifested every indication of feel
ing well and natural and teemed to
take an interest in the pastime of hear
ing the children's lessons.
There. wag then no reason to suspect
that the Governor waa at all unwell, he
having manifested such signs of return
ing activity and wonted brightness and
interest in all around him.
HANG THB BLSCTBIC BELL.
Within about three quarters of an
hour, about 11-15 o'clock, the Governor
rang the electrio button in hia chamber,
whioh oommunioated with that; in
whioh were the young people.
His daughter Mary answered the
bell and when she came he remarked
that he had rung two or three times
and said he was feeling badly and
would have to ask her to sit up with
him for a while.
Hit daughter Miss Helen came in in
a few minutes and soon after her en-
She turned and got a towel whioh she
saturated with oold water and returned
to hia bed-side, but as she did ao it was
at once noticeable that a sudden change
for the worse had quickly set in. Hia
head fell back and he .expired in a few
minutes.
There were in the house at the time
Miss Helen, Miss Jtatterthwaite her
oousin who is visiting her and Miss Mary
and Master Dan.
VISITORS AT THE MANSION.
As the news spread many friends
repaired to the mansion, a number
who had retired for the night arose and
repaired to the mansion. Among those
who hastened there at once were the
State offioers, Treasurer Bain, Secretary
Coke, Auditor Sanderlin, Attorney
General Davidson, Judges of theSu
preme Court and others. The Council
of the State held a conference after
Mita Leah Jones, Miss Hattie Dail and
Miss Etta Nunn.
Supper Committee Mrs. Charles
Slover, Mrs. J. A. Meadows, Mrs.
Simpson, Miss Rishston, Miss Guion,
Mrs, Brinson, Miss Metts, Mrs. O.
Marks, and Mrs. Sam Small wood.
Committee on Program Mrs. E. B.
Ellis, Miss Lillian Roberts, Mrs. Sey
mour, Miss Radoliff, Miss Disosway,
Mrs. LaMontagne, and Miss Manly.
Honorary Managers Mrs. F. C.
Roberts, Mrs. J. A. Bryan. Mrs. M. M.
Nash, and Mrs. Judge Seymour.
The ladies forming these Committees
are requested to meet at the rooms of
the Y. M. C. A. to-day at 13 m.
"La Grippe "in New York.
The worst treatment for a heavy oold
is "letting it alone," and the next
worst is dosing with drags and crude
mixtures. The great want then is, a
particular specific to allay the fever;
arrest congestions and inflammation and
prevent extension of the disease to the
lungs. Now, since reports from various
ports of the country are to the effect
that the above disease is on the increase
and to prevent its assuming a malig
nant type if attacked, we would recom
mend two of the most highly endorsed
remedies in the country, HumDhrevs.
Speoifics Nos. One and Seven. Hun
dreds of people taken with cough and
influenza and symptoms of what is now
termed "L Grippe", have been speedi
ly and permanently cured by them
No. One allays tne fever, pain and in
flamation, while No. Seven gets in ita
good work upon the cough, hoarseness
and sore throat. Hundreds of publish
ers, having found these Speciflos of
prioeless value in their family, never
hesitate to recommend them to then
many readers.
North Carolina, Craven County-In the Su
perior Court.
The Board of Commissioners of Craven
county, Plaintiff, vs. Robert B. Anee. Geo
C. Klxford, D. N. KUbuin, James Koonue
ana Isaac West, Defendants. Notice.
To D.N. Kilburn and Geo. C. Klxford and
James Koonce:
The defendants above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above has
been oommenoed In the Superior Court of
U'aven county, north Carolina, the purpose
of whioh Is to loreolose certain tax deeas or
tax certificates held by the county of Craven
and State of North Carolina, and to have
the amount due said State and county, of
taxes, interest, costs and penalty, as appears
from said tax deeds deolared a lien upon tbe
lands of the defendants described In the
complaint nied In this action and situate In
the county of Craven. State of North Caro
lina, and to have the said lands sold to pay
tue Birnc, ana 10 exciuue ana loreciose any
lienor mieresi wuicu you own or Claim lu
me saiu tana.
Ana you will runner take notice that you
are required to appear at the next term of
the Superior Court of said county, to be held
on the 12th Monday after the first Monday in
March, 1891. at the Court House of said
oounty, In New Berne, N. C. and answer or
demur to theoomplalnt in said action, or
tne riainllir will apply to the court for the
relleroemanded In said complaint.
This 7th day of April, 1891.
npIO M. WATSON, C. S. C.
North Carolina. Craven Couaty In the Su
perior Court.
The Board of Commissioners of Craven
County, Plaintiff, vs. K. B. KlackledRe. K
M. Simmons, r. M. Barber, 11, H. Roberts
and wire Mary F. Roberts, E. S. Brown and
wife Maggie A, Brown, and Aadle C, Win.
S. and Chas. D. Blackledge, Defendants.
Notice.
To P. M. Barber and Clias. D. Blackledge:
The defendants above named will t h .
notice that an action entitled as above lias
been commenced In the Superior Court oi
Craven county, North Carolina, the
purpose or wnicn is to
certain tax deeds or tax re
held by the county of Craven and
North Carolina, and to have the amount
due said State and county of taxes, costs, in
terest and penalty, as appears from Slid lux
deeds, declared a lien upon tbe Intitls of the
defendants described In the complaint tiled
In this action, and situate in thecounivoi
Craven, North Carolina, and to have the
said land sold to pay the same, anil to ex
clude and lorectose any lien or lntrest
which you own or claim In the said land
And you will further take notice that you
are required to appear at the next term oi
tbe Superior Court of said counts, to be
held on the 12th Monday after Die 1st Mon
day In March, 1801, at the Court House of
said oonnty In New Berne, N. C, and an
swer or demur 10 tne complaint in said no
tion, or the pialntltr will apply to the court
for the relief demanded In said complaint.
This 7th day of April, 1H1.
aplOBw W. M. WATSON, C, 8. C.
Price
Bar
.iM.
IU11
Store.
The a.. Mon of the ladies is
diroctcd to our Spriug opening of
Millinery today. We have a beauti
ful lino of French novelties, at
lower prices than the same grade
of goods can he bought elsewhere.
We buy in l.irge quantities and
give our tra;!o : ho benefit of differ
ence in prict .-i. II. B. D.
.Miss G. Smith, Milliner.
sry Opening!
Spring and Summer
Goods.
Kiss UAKRIK'l'TK LANK will display an
unusually handsome stock of Hue Spring
and Summer Millinery tioods on
Thursday, April 9th,
to which the Ladles of New Heme and .ur
rounding country nre cordially Invited.
Mio hopes all will conic, wuelher they
wish to puichasa or not.
liZ'Z Prices as Low as the Quality
statoof r,i n-.;i .m i
VI LUU tfUULlfci Wlii iiQmiL.
api'7dlw
DUFFY'S
The British trooDS in India have! masters of vessels that the must h J miani'ht-
the future. The weus. uov. hoib was as nis noma iu
j u Haw river. lie was telegraphed for
servioes but requires a rigid enforce
ment of these laws. A strict com
pliance with the laws will save trouble
as well as money, and the gentlemanly
officers of the revenue cutter an un
pleasant duty.
their hands fall. Sharp fighting I more particular in
with tha rebellions natives con-1 government charges
tinnes at many points and a
generat uprising seems probable.
THE Washington I'ost says:
.-"One by one the hopes of the farm
era tail. Jerry Simpson has yielded
to " the seduction dress suit, and
Gov. Tillman, of South Carolina,
- wears Kid gloves."
and arrived Wednesday afternoon on
the 1:39 east bound tram and was
sworn into effloe as Governor at 2:80
P. M.
DIED.
In Cravan county, No. 2 Township,
Mr. E. T. Arthur, after a long illness of
j consumption.
Mr. Arthur bore his a miction with
christian fortitude and without mur
muring. A good man has gone.
Oar opening of Millinery was so
decided a success
we have
one
North Carolina, Craven County la tho Su
perior court.
The Board of Commissioners of Craven
County, Plaintiff, vs. Edward Oreeu and
Israel Uodley, Defendants.
Notice.
To Edward Green:
The defendant above named will tako no
tice that an action entitled as above ha
been commenced In the superior Court of
Craven county, North Carolina, the purpose
of which Is to foreclose certain tax deeds or
tax certificates held by the county of Craven
and state ol North Carolina and to have
the amount due said State and county ol
taxes, interest, costs and penalty, as appears
v t j ,1 i I taxes, internal, cuam auu peuuiiy, as appears
I eSterdaV, that from said tax deeds, declared a Hen unon
i tne lanas oi loo aeieouaui, uescnoeu in ine
COnClQaea tO Continue It, I complaint aiedlniuis action, and situate In
I tne oounty oi uraveu, norm uurouna. and
dav longer Thoaa who have 1 10 Daye tne ,ftl1 land BOlcl to pay the same,
o -
AN alliance of Massachusetts and
the Paolfio ooast may be antici
pated. The Pacific coast has
175.000 "more men than women:
Justices Appointed by the Clerk.
Mr. W. M. Watson, clerk of the
, Superior Oourt has made the following
appointments of Justioes of the Peace
to fill vaoanoies created.
Township No. 9,0. H. Wetherington,
in place of J. J. Spier, removed from
township.
Township No, 8,T. F. McCarthy, in
Delinquent -Taxes.
IPk. .nk1i..lAH a! . U a .nnl fl.liN.
quent tax list took many oitizeni by J
surnrise and the raoiditr with which to come today. We Will offer some
numbers of them sought the sheriffs UflranMnna in drs.q s-norla alao.
fl. B. DTJFFY.
and to exclude and foreclose any Hen or In
,.. nn annAa nrnnnnnoa tliAm thA I tere.t wnion you own or claim in tne said
seen our goods pronounce tnem tne land- And you wm further take notioe that
yon are required to appear at the next term
of the Superior Court of said county, to be
CROUP SYltUP.
Rceipo of tho late Dr. Walter Daffy,
DIRECTIONS":
Dorp for a cMui two or three years old, one
'easpoouful: lor a child three months old,
ten drojs; lor a child six months old, twenty
drops; for one twelve months old, nearly
nan n teaspoonliil repealing these dose,
frequently if necessary until relief Is procured.
This Is to pernio mat 1 Imve used Duffy's
CKori- sviti'i" In my family for over six
months atd 1 believe it to be a most excel
lent remedy for croup wltli children, espe
cially us a preventive. Our youngest child
uon.,D,iionHui:A ui croup aoout a year
ago, Insomuch that we felt aoxious about
Us recovery, but was successfully treated by
ourpliysiolan, but thinking It probable that
other attacks mluht follow we frequently
used Dutly's Croup SvruD and the child hu
had no marked symptoms of croup since,
and 1 believe It is due to the use of the
Croup Hyrup, and we now keep a bottle of It
at our house at all times, and I cheerfully
recommend It toall. K. H. Barnuh.
Also very effectual In relieving coughs
and colds. Phki-aueu and sold h
K. N. DUFFY. cw Beru, N. O.
Wholesale Acents- McKesson A Kohlilni.
01 KulK n Street: Win. II. Kehiefllln A Co..
170 William Street, New York City.
E. J. GOODING,
gliccctsor to E. II. Meadow. & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
, Massachusetts has 70.000 more plaoe of J. J. Tolson, resigned.
women' than men. It is said that Township No. 6, Miohael N. Fiaher,
in plaoe of T. H. Malllson, resigned.
Township No. 7, H. H. Perry in plaoe
of Wm.Foy, deceased.
the Bay State it contracting with
sister New". Eogland States for re-
enforcements before entering into
the engagement
offioe to settle inoreased the funds of
the county over 13,000 in a very few
days. So muoh for printers ink.
Among the delinquents were some of
our beet citizens, who always pay every
bill whenever it is presented, and who
had simply overlooked attending to thie
matter. Though these have paid, there
are many still behind and they ought
to respond promptly for the county
needs the money, is bound to have it,
the time for indulgence has expired,
held on the 12th Monday after the 1st Mon
day In March, 1891, at the Court House of said
countvln New Berne, N. U and anBwerorl
ft&w? Corner Pollock and Middle St
re, lef demanded in said complaint,
This 7th day or April, im
Miss G. Smith, Milliner.
"To be well drest oft supersedes the rest,"
Shakespeare.
A man is never well drest unless
aplOBw
W. M. WATSON, C.P.O.
North Carolina, Crayen County In theSu-
psnor uourt.
The Board of Commissioner, of Craven
county, Piainun, vg, wm. mcuiu and M,
Hahn, defendants.
nonce.
( Speculations are on foot as to
the olicy of ' Gov. Hole. Some
good the clothes unless they fit
they never look well. That is onr
business, to fit you; if there is any
little alteration to be made, we
and besides the legal obligation it is the I have it done for you, as you are the
duty of every.citizsn to oheerfuliy bear one to be pleased. Remember we
his clothes fit him. no matter how ro wm.Mconi:
ine aeienuant aujve uainea win taae
notioe that an action entitled as above has
been commenced In the Superior Court ol
Programme of Craven County Teach
er's Association.
The following constitutes the pro- hie juet proportion of the expense of aM1 tha 0n7 agent in New Berne
gramma mr tue regular montniy i supporting ine government tnac protects
there are Who asser t that he will at I meetinK of tn Association which him and his property, and no one should
once commence "laying wires" for 00"''nftM"Barrd'y' the a5thof APrU he willing to let the burden fall entire
his : nomination to the offioe of
Craven connty, North Carolina, the purpose
of which 1. to foreclose certain tax deeds or
tax certificates held by tne oounty or Craven
and State of North Carolina, and to have the
amonnt due said State and county, of taxes.
interest, costs and penalty, as appears from I
said tax deeds declared a Men up on the lands I
of the defendant at scrioeu in tne complaint
filed in this action and situate in the counlv
of Craven North Carolina, and to have the
said land, sold to pay the same, and to ex-
PROPRIETOK OP
COCIIINES COUGH CURE.
This preparation contain, no opium and 1.
a certain cure for coughs, hoarseness, Ac,
and If It does not effect a cure after taking
one bottle, tho money will be refunded to
purchaser.
orriML'SOINTMKNT.ror chapped hands
and every skin trouble
I keep everything In the Drug Line, and a
large and well selected Block of Toilet Ar
tloles, Soaps, Sponges, Perfumes, Chamol.
Skins, H&lr Brushes, etc. A complete .tock
of Patent and Proprietary Medicines, Cnew
lng Tobacco, Ping and Kine Cut, Smoking
Tobacco, good, perlque Tobacco, Imported
Cigars, and tha bast 5c. and 10c. Cigar. In
Horin uiruililll, rebi4-im
for the Perfect Fitting garments I olude and foreclose any Hen or Interest
. . I which you own or claim in the said land.
maae uy xuo otein aioca uo. xney
Governor by the next Convention.
'We think this is premature, bat,
we nevertheless call his attention
to Eastern North Carolina as a
section of the State worthy of his
distinguished consideration.
at 10:30 o'olock:
DEVOTIOHAIi EXERCISES.
"How to Teach Geography." Mr. S.
C. Bragaw.
'The Scienoe of Trade Winds in
Connection with Geographical study."
I Prof. Geo. W.Neal.
ly on those who disoharge their oblige- guarantee
tions readily even if it were possible to 1 to any, in
do that. So if yon have not yet settled, tailors. Don't forget our shoes
seek the sheriff's offioe at; once and do maje by gtacy Adams & Co.
AT HOWARD'S.
In latest styles ANCHOR BRAND BHIRTSi
CUKKS. and COLLAR", fine NKUL101U
OUTING SHIRTS, NECKWEAR.
NEW SPRING GOODS
Arriving every day. Come and call on US
I have the agencr
SO.
Mr. Lane is aa exoellent and popular
sheriff aad hia . genial disposition In-
"The Education whioh the State owes I dines him to lenienoy bnt he is a publio
Her Youth." Prof. J. Y. Joyner, loffloer bound lo exeoute the laws, and
Goldsboro, N. 0. I his position sometimes requires the
''Order in The School Boom. "Miss I discharge of unpleasant duties and it I
And von will further take notice that vcu
their gOOdS tO be equal I the Superior Court of said county to be held before buying elsewhere
fact they are WhOSeSale in March, imi, at the Court House of said
oonnty mntiw xjoi no, i. v , auu answer or
demur to theoomplalnt In said aotlon, or
the Plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded In tbe .aid complaint.
This Htn aay oi April, ioi.
lor one of the largest Chicago merchant
Tailoring Establishments,
able to furnish yon new style
and am
I c'.othing
I Annie Chad wjok..
"Teaohing Current
Adams.' 1- :
"Sooiat Life in The School."'
S. Thomas.- ;
sorely oannot be a hardship to see that
Events. G. T. I the oonnty secures the money whioh In
-Mr. J,
!10 DISPLAY
Tita. iOTjBNAL- endorses the
followi&ef from the Wilmington
Messenger: "The selection of Capt
Octavini; Coke, of Ealeigb, fbr
SeeteJa&SI,,-. QtftttMted'byjtiiw
recent death of the widely lamented
f!nl ' Willi HarmfUi... la ' Ai tnis meeting aeourse or study for
.a . . . . . -i . ' : .. Teachers embraoinir In its' eaona thai arrears will be printed again in the
uos -Kooa one., xae can went . . :. . I m..u. - . . .... nr.J..j.-
a imnw nr msi s-s larniv stMiv MMautiMiiMi a m ww ssasascs v . mill sain at s nsixn ww ai 1 1 si snsni invi
. . . t. wvtaiHj vs uv &a mm iwi m aataau bjb aaaiji aastai ui s ww - w w . - - . ,
datlCS Of the OfflCClwnrt.firtn ( mww in--kia-i IWllt vnnr nm K Amnntr tha Bnmbrf
wbwv- aw wbiuvmi V AfsWUUI I " " 1 - S
These are also parties still inaebtea
John Dunn Ahead.
Prices of Sugar Friday morning:
Granulated, 6c.
Soft A, . 5h
Extra C, . 5.
aplO Bw
, WAT30N, C. S. O.
payment of its running expenses.
The list of taxpayers remaining
In
discharge ; the
E - i8 Democrat oat and out. Sohdoi; Government, and Pnyoboloty,
I s is a brother of the able Senator It U earnestly1 desired that every Teaoh
Coke, ofV.TttaJ.:.vA'; Baleiuh man ' will make: V pwlat j effort to be
was certain to get tile place and
t'. a Messenger is satisfied that it
has fallen upon Capt. Ooke.'
present.
to the city for taxes who ought te have
paid long ago and our efflolent ooueo-
tori Mr. 8. H. Lane, can be found at
lUomce ready ana eager to leoeive
them and receipt therefor.,: It is aa In-
oumoent to pay these taxes u it is tnoes
I have juet returned from the North-
IRK UarketS where I took extra pains
m seieoting a nioe line oi ;
SPRING and SUMMEB
GOODS;
" Two Twin Ke veralble Enines-12x80 lot the State and oounty. and It Is hoped
i -hew orlindersu balanoa . in ' aoodlthat tha nartlee behind In either oast
order, - a , jAjins-RiDiioaD.:' & I wilt attottd le the:- nader: wltnottl !
See, Ires N. 4L.B. B. B. Cfcv I thet. UtyyWXWti?$ G;
North Carolina, Craven County In the 8u-
perior court.
IThe Board of Commlasloners of Oravrn
Coonty. riaintm., vs. Fannie Wayie,
Wm. N. Wayne, Defendant..
Notioe.
I To Wm. N.Wayne:
The defendant above named will take
I notice that an action entitled a. above has
been oommenoed in the Superior court of
craven oounty, norm caroima, tne purpose
of which It to loreolose certain tax deeds tr
tax certificate, held by the oonnty of Graven
and the Bute Of Nerth Carolina, and to ha ve
the amounts dne said state and oounty of
taxes, ooats, Interest and penalty, as appears
from said tax deeds declared a lieu upon the
lana. or ine aeienaant, aeicnoea in the
complaint filed In this aotlon, and situate In
the county of Craven. North Carolina, and
to nave the .aid land sold to pay the same,
and to exolude and foreclose any Hen or in
terest which you own or elalm in the said
land. And yon will farther take notioe
that yon are required to appear at the next
'coUDrisinK tha LATEST NOVELTIES term of the Superior Court of Craven oonnty
in Hats. Bonnets. Flowers and Ribbons to be held on the lath Monday after the 1st
. : . . ' i unnnaw in m arrn. ikm
whioh I will have v
Open ToDay
and Invite inspection of same by my
Patrons, and the General Publio.
Respectfully,
Monday in March. 1881. at the Oourt Bouse
In New Berne, N, a, In said county, and an.
wer ornemurto ine oompiaini in saia ao- 4ii .
tion or the Plaintiff wilt apulr to tbe court Peotively, and
lor tne reiier aemanaea in sua complain, i interest.
This 8th day of April. 1691. I
HADE TO ORDER,
and of best Imported fabrics, almost as low
a buying them ready made. Come and look
over our samples.
W. E. COHEN,
The Red Star Clothior,
MIDDLE STREET.
Next to Hotel Albert, New Buna, V. 0.
febl2dwtf
HOUSE FOR SALE
A Bargain !
A Three Story Driok Store and Dwel
ling, with two story rear extension., on ..
Craven street. .;. -x-.. -
Terms: $500 00 cash: balance in five
notes, to run 1, 2, 8, 4 and 0 years res L
bearing 0 per v cent.
.M. WATBOK.O.S.O. jw841st7 R. O. E.
LODGE.
Mrs. fl. H. LANE.
' W' -i. .T-i.
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