J JOUIINAL.
rarderlandBIotlalPolaad. J
r ?. Fetebsbtjeg, . May 11.
' :.'Jonal details received show
; t terrible Btate of affairs pre
TaUed at Lodi, Poland. Manu
facturers, book-keepers, and the
Jewish residents (were merolltssl;
fulled and stabbed by the desperate
rioters. Ten of them were killed
outright, and a hundred were bad
ly iojared and bad to be carried to
the hospital. The rioters were not
content to murder their victims,
bat even aftee death they vented
their hate on them by, mutilating
the corpses in a horrible manner.
Kortk Carolina Odd Fellows.
WnJtTJNJTON, IT. O., May 11.
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows j
resumed its session today. Grand ,
UUCCT lHUura reports tne total
number of lodges in the State at
eighty-sered, a net gain of sixteen
for the year. v;. r.
Total membership, 3,668: net in-
crease, 901, being the largest in a
ingle year. -
Americas Tract Society.
New Yobx, May 11. The annu
al meeting of the American Tract
Society was held in the Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church to
day. The president Hon. Wil
liam Strong:, LJ L. D., of Washing
ton, presided. ; The executive com
mittee was re-elected for the en
suing three years.
v Sixty Persons Drowned.
PSSTH. May 11. A terrible dis
aster has occurred near Body, a
town ia - Austrian Gallica. While
100 workmen with their wives and
children 1 were crossing the river
near Brody on a raft, the raft cap
sized and all were thrown into the
water. Sixty persons were
drowned,
; CITT COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
" Xeettng of Sew Board and Election of
-11 Ctty Officers.
; ' New Bern, N. 0., May 6 1892.
Txr mil. tii vrnln
' VQBWB. 1 1 us. xiuto. .unon junuijr,
8. B. Street, V. A. Crawford and I
.Wayne Eubank Councilmen elect
ed at toe iate election appeareu
before Mayor Manly and duly
. qualified by taking the oath ol
office. '.
The meeting was called to order
by 1 Councilman -elect Win. Ellis
aa chairman wno statea mat coun
cilmen at large would be elected
and nominated associate from the
1st 2nd and 3d wards, Hugh J.
Lovick who was elected by ballot.
", From the 1st, 3d and 5th wards J.
E. Latham was nominated and
elected. From the 2nd 3d and 4tb
wards. Daniel L. Roberts was
nominated and elected. Messrs.
Lovick. Latham and Roberts ap
peared and took the oath of office
, before Mayor juaniy.
The Board as organized pro
ceeded to the election of a Mayor
and M. Manly was nominated and
duly elected by unanimous vote
who being present qualified as
Mayor by taking the oath of office
, before Justice a. a. Btreet ana pre
sented his thaaks tothe Board in
' fittiasr terms.
The Board now proceeded to the
'year. Latham and Lovick being
tellers.
W. D. Wallace was nominated
bv Councilman Ellis for Tax Col
lector, receiving o vote?, . n.
Lane was nominated by Council
man Street receiving 2 votes. W.
, D. Wallace was declared elected.
John M. Hargej was nominated
for City Marshal by Councilman
Lovick and unanimously elected
receiving 8 votes.
' H. J. Lovick was nominated for
" treasurer and elected receiving 7
? votes.
f' M. T. Eoberts was elected police-
' man No. 1, but declined.
, J. JL Land was elected police
man No. 1.
J. E. Gaskill was elected police
man No. 2, but declined.
Eli Elliot was elected policeman
- No. 2.
v J. B. Dixon was elected police.
, man No. 3.
i S. F. Hurt was elected market
clerk.
J.' L. Willis was elected head
quarters watchman.
. D. H. Stallings was elected sex
ton Cedar Grove Cemetery.
D. Best was elected sexton
Greenwood Cemetery.
' Stephen 0. Bragaw was elected
city attorney.
Dr. N. H. Street was elected poit
physician.
IW.B. Waters receivings votes
and J. O. Green receiving 7 votes
were elected engineers to January
1893,
, Board took a recess subject to
the eall of the Mayor.
if , W. D. Wallace,
r- City Clerk.
Fr Onr Fifty Tear
fa. Wiwslow'b' BOOTniNO Strop has
beea nsed for children teething. It
soothe (ha child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind oolio, and is
(ha Met remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty
are cents a bottle. Bold by all drug
gists throughout tha world.
janOdstwlT
i Keep an account between your
alf and the farm.
MOW TOT THIS ,
It will eoat yon nothing and will sorely
doyoa good, if you hare a Cough, Gold,
or any trouble with Throat, Cheat or
Longa. Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds Is guaran
teed to give relief or money will be paid
I k. Sufferers from La Grippe fonnd
i'irt the thins and nnder ita use had a
!y and perfect recovery. . Try a sample
a at our expense and learn lor your
lust how good a thing it is. Trial
free at V. 8. Daffy's Drag Store.
bM 60s. and $1.00.
SWANSB0B0 CORRESPONDENCE.
Crops Market Quotations -ricnic-t
T1i.filinithiMlf If Shlnnlnc..' ?
Aflray-PollOes.
Irish potatoes are very good,
G. W. Smith and Ed Holland will
ship in a few days, could : have
chipped this week but for tho dry
weather. ;: . .
- Fe have a good stand of corn,
but cotton is coming np slow for
want of rain. 7 Cane and rice ia a
part of our iarms, not eo much cot
ton as last year is being planted
here,;H
Turpentine is coming on now.
61.85 is the price we hear for dips,
Eggs are cheap 8o per dozen.
Clams are good, 30oper bushel,
concha, 25o per dozen, crabs,
channel, lUo dozen, rock uOo per
dozen. v
. Oar May bank party and picnic
passed on pleasantly, a very large
crowd came from several counties,
all picknicbed on "Bogue banks''
together, the crowd was estimated
at 350 people. Tiie principle
ieature was the base-ball game,
between the Clarendon and Eure
ka nines, both clubs lrom Swans
boro. They finished the game in
2 hours. The Clarendons won
but both played well for jounjj
clubs and looked well in their
bright red and blmnnif vm. Ti e
score was 7 to 13.
Friend R. W. Humphrey, of
Carteret, seems to lumk we uid
him an mjasnce in signing K. 11.
to our item last week. Wo want
to say to brother H. we meant
no harm in signing It. II. We
often sign letters to our communi
cations and didn't think of him
when doing that, and don't think
he cught to have noticud ir, unless
he had forgotten that was not hie
name, or his initials either, B. W.
O. is what we thought were bis
initials.
Several vessels in port, three
from Elizabeth City loaded with
corn bound to Charleston, b. C,
(i. Jfauiine, Uapt. iiioodgood, K. t .
Bran ton, Capt. Tolaon; Carrie Far
son, Capt. Day, with about 8,500
bushels corn, these cleared yester
day May 8th. 8ohrs. Frank Hall,
Buck, master and schr. Warren
Hall, Walker, master, bound to
New Bedford, Conn., with lumber
from Terry's mill.
Ours is nsnally not a much
fighting place but Willie Privett
and George and E. Kirkinan's 1G
year old boys had a set to and
George cut Willie with his knife,
the blood flowed freely, bnt all are
alive today. The trial before the
J. P. resulted in the three beiDg
bound over to court for trial.
Politics is booming, the AULn;ce
is about to capture the democrats,
SO we hear from Jacksonville, will
say moio about it next time we
write. K. H.
The Value of Jlonej.
Mod of unlimited means har.ily
appreciate the value of just one dol'ar,
but with the paor every dol ar mince
o much toil and so much (Sort. It is
a comfort to know that the poverty
striken invalid can derive eo much
good from so little expenditure, whpn
they invest their dollars in B B. B.
(Botanic Blood Balm).
W. O. McQsuhey, Webb City. Ar
kansas, writea: "B. B. B. has done me
more good and for less money than any
other blood purifier I ever used. I owe
the comfort of my life to it."
A. P. McDonald, Atlanta, Ga., writes:
"I had a running ulcer on my leg.
Several dcotors failed to do it good.
Three bottles of B. B. B. effected n
oure. B. B. B. also cured my brother
of a running sore."
David Thurmsn, Atlanta, Gs. ,B8ye:
"I was a constant Bufforer for many
years with Scrofula and Eizrai. A
few bottles of B. B. B. entirely our; d
me."
John M. Duvis, Tyler, Texns, writfp:
"I was sufcjiot a number of jar tc
pel's of it.flitnraatorr rheuiai'tia-n,
which six bottles cf B. B. B. thank
heaven, has entirely cured. I have not
felt the slightest pain since."
Keep silence sometimes upon
subjects which you are known
to be judge of. For your silence
where you aro ignorant, will
not discover you.
Proof of Merit.
The proof of the merits of a plester
is the cures it effects, and the voluntary
testimonials of those who liavo uBsd
Allcock's Porus Plasters during the
past thirty years is unimpeachable
evidence of their superiority and should
oonvice the most ekepticil. Self-
praise is no recommendation, but cer
tificates from those who have uio6
them are.
Beware of imitations and do not be
deoeived by misrepresentation. Ask
for Allcock's, and let no solicitation
or explanation icduoe jou toacoepta
substitute.
Avarice, when hugged in
youth, embraces old age with
tightest grasp, and makes it
lose sight of the purer riches
and the sweeter blessings in the
realm beyond the grave.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will yon heed the warning. The
signal perhaps of the sure approach of
that more terrible disease Uoneamption.
Ask yourselves if you oan afford for tbe
sake of savins 50j , to rnn tbe riek and
do nothing for it We know from
experience that Rhiloh's Cure will cure
your cough." It never - fails. This
explain why more than a Million Bot
tle ware sold tbe psst year. It relieves
eroups and whooping corgi at once.
Mother, do not bet wunout it. for
lam back, aide or eheet nae Shlloh's
Dorous Plaster. Sold by New Berne
PrngOo.
7keaBabywastck,we gavabtrCastorla. .
TThta sli was a ObJkl.aba aried for Castorla.
Whea ah became Hiss, aha clang to Oastorla. ,
When she bad OaUdras, she gave then Castor!.
V v'ifS;i IE03 ILIXBS. fr-M
' A PLEASANT LXMOHKBDIK. ' ??- I-
For biliounee end oonitipatioa, tak
Lemon Elixir. - v- .,-; v
For indigestion and fouU omaoh,take
Lomon Elixir. - .;
For siok and oervous hosdaohes, take
Lemon Elixir ' .
For sleeplessness and nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir. 1 -
For loss of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir. - . : r
For. fever, chill: and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir. i -..
Lemon Elixir will not fail von In any
of the ebovs diseases, all of whioh aria
from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach,
kidneys, bowala or blood. . -
Prflparel only by Dr. H. Motley,
Atiauia, Ga.
60o. tv;d Sl.C'O por bottle. Sold by
druggists. ;
a PKOMIKENT MDHSTim WBITES.
Aficr ten yc-ars of great surferlng
from indigotuion, with great nervou
prostration, biliousness, disordered kid
neys and oonetipation, I have bson
cured by Dr. Mozley 'a Lomon Elixir,
and rm now a well man.
Rev. O. O. Davib.
EM. M. E. Churoh South,
Mo. 'ii lataall et . Atlanta, Ga
The great secret of success in
life is to be ready when your
opportunity comes. Beacons
field. Wd li-.vo a speedy and positive cure
for oaterrh, diphtheria uankor month
and bntrtachc. inSUILOH'S OATABRQ
KEMEDY. A n-jpnl injuctor free with
eunh bott! . Ud it if you d sire health
(ind sweet breath. Price 60a. Sold by
Now Beroo Druii Co.
Love always looks on the
bright side, and always finds
a bright Fide to look on.
The BeutSsuv- :a :h woild for Cute,
BruihMi Sores, birwn, isn't hbttam. Fever
Sores, TctU r, C.-iai.pad Hands, Uhtlblain,
Corns, and all SMn r.jui.uc i;;, and posi
tively en rei. Piles, or ro r--v roquired. It
is guarct. ! ngi-.-c fv.-.Wt mtiafactioa,
or money re: ar .;:. r-iei- , cents per
box. inr.su o it, A.-rfern l-y -. n. Ouay,
whnii-sale' -.;aii 0atii--l.
I)l'FFi ( UOUP STRIP AXD
COVttH MIXTUKE.
Certificates as to Its Sure and Rapid
Brooklyn, April 12.h, 1893.
Mn. U. N. Duffy,
Dear sir: This is to certify that I
nave used jour CourIi Mixture with
very keccficil reults and would glad
ly recotnmeni it to any one in need of
a good cojrIi cava. .Yours Resp'y,
Harry Ouikfiths.
482 Lx!!'g!oa Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y
f. rui'Tly of Portsmouth, Va.
Urooklyn, April 8, 1893.
R. N. Dli FY, New Herne, N. 0.
Detr Hir: It i ffjrds mn much
plrns;irn 1 1 tidii my tistimOGy to that of
iomini tli;u as to tho value of your
(.roup byiu l have used it with
almorif. inplctficfcous cucoPSd.
Yours ttuly. H. HltCKHR.
Tlio l.'omeliost ?Ian in New Heme
As weil aa tlio handsomest, and others
aro Invited to ca on any druggist and
got free :i trir.l bottle of Komu's Balsam
for tlio Throat and Lungs, a remedy that
is Fdlini; entirely upon its morits and is
gniir intend to rcliove and cure all Chronic
auu Acute Coughs, Asthma. Bronchitis,
ana l.onsuniptu n. J,arge bottles 50 ctsj
auu si. marxs aeca weow
TIE 800SE
That Laid the Golden
Egg.
Is ' Judicious Buying" every
time. It always lays bar
gains not necessarily
CHEAP goods, for the best
bargains are always in the
Dest goods and we keep
no oiner Kina.
Respectfully,
IIACKBURN & WILLETT.
Evangelistic Meetings!
Tho Renowned Evangelist,"
Will conduct a series oi Revival Meetings
In Hew Berne, V
.:- . -. Beginning : it's
Thursday, May 12, 1892
CON iTf NUINO TEN DAYS, r); 1
jui v u-vn -jo , wuu uiu v
day under Mr. Fife's own tent, Which has
capacity of seating 8,000 people., ; It will
be lighted by electricity and everything
madft couvfoTuaule.- - -
tST C6me and participate -la the great
juDinous "
meetings, - - mo
Farmers & Herchants ask
NEW BEENI; Wi ?...:
Organised on year sgo. ',
CAPITAL STOCK
Dividend : ' .'
,7 ' 75,OO0.O0
U -t; 8,760.00
, 2,000.00
826.74
Snrplas X .
Uadirided Profits . ,
". OFFIOEBS :
Ij. H. CUTLKB. r i f
. - President.
Vioe-Preeident.
. , Cashier.
- . ; Teller.
W. 8. CHASWICE,
T. W. Dkwct,
A. H. POWILL,
DIRECTORS :
Wm. Olev, " - P. H. Pelletier,
3. W. Stewart, " W. S. Chadwlok.
John Buter. 11 O. Harks,
L. H, Cutler, " E. B. Haokburn.
HeadQuarters for NiokelSiving Stamp.
Collections a specialty. ;. : . -, feSl lw
$200 REWARD !
ONE HUNDRED . DOLLARS RE
WARD will be paid by the city lor the
apprehension of and evidence sufficient
to convict the man who assaulted Mrs.
Susan Willis at Blank's mill, Saturday
night. -
An additional reward of ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS, will he paid by pri
vate citizens.
m6 dwlm
M. MANLY, Mayor.
Wood Work.
Wheelwright and general repair of
.Buggies, (Jarts, wagons, etc.
All kinds of Fancy Work a specialty,
such as turning, scroll, mantels, stair
rails, etc.
A. T. DlUUKKoUiN,
P. Trenwith's old stand,
apl3 lni Opposite Citizens' Bank.
J. H. BENTON, M.D., D.JJ.3.
DENTIST,
Permanently located,
HEWBERN, N.O.
Oaa administered for
the extraetlon of
teeth without pain
mar25 dwlf
Office in Hotel Albert.
J. E. LATHAM,
GEEERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Buyer of Cotton, Country Produce, and
all speculative commodities.
Reasonable eaah advanees made.
A stood Male for sale or exohangefora
drive none.
Offloe root craven street, in uiyaenntia.
Ing ieb5 dwtr
HUMPHREYS'
Dr. Hamphrevs' Bpeellles am toinitmaanj and
private praouoe and for over thirty mars by tta
ntmnlA with entire mooeM. verr eoula Bneelna
a Bpeclal oure for the dneaw named.
Tberemewtthont lraKsniff. Ptu?lng or redocfais
the system and are In fact ana deed the Sovereism
Bemedlee ot the World.
1 Fevers, Oongestkns, Infiammetlone.. .39
it Warns, Worm Fever, Worm OoUe tt3
3 Teetkinei OoUe, Crying, Wslrefnlnii .33
4- Dlarraea, of Children or Adnia...... .39
7- Coachs, CoWi, Bronchitis .39
8- Nenralsla, Toothaehe,Feeeehe...... .39
0 Headache, Blok Headaohe, Vertigo.. .39
le Dyspepsia, BUlonsness, Constipation. .39
1 1 Suppressed or Falnfal Periods... .39
13-WMtes,TooProfnnPerloaj .39
1 3 Cronp, l.arynsltis, Eoansenea .39
14 Salt Uheam, Erysipelas, Eroptions.. .39
19-Rhenaeatlsm, Kheumaao Pains .39
18 Malaria, Chills, Futct and Ague .39
IT-Pllee, Blind or BleedhW .39
19- Catarrh, f nlmmsa, Cold In the Head. .39
80 WkMplnaOaaah .39
3T Kidney Diseases .39
38-Nerraas Debility l.OO
30-Crinary Weakaese, Wettlns Bed.. .39
Said by DroOrMtU, or aent pcstasM ea raeelpt of prke.
b orffs)suiLaraa.
ax, ma tit i
nlaaiBI ,BwTal.
S P E C I Fl C S .
THE
NEW LEVER SAFETY
Tha PERFECTION Of SIMPLICITY
and ECONOMY of POWER.
NO CTXAIIVe. SO GEAK8.
VARIABLE STROKE, only two nets
of Revolving; Bearings.
Best Hill Climbing and alt around
Safety made.
O-aVg A TiOQ-'U JU gatii hi.
H.B. SMITH MACHINE CO.
SMITHVILLE.
N.J. '
Jii8 PiUsturgh Lamp
Aigm' VatiH (ins trior
seems to be
ished. It seems
-al rnvtrlneeio . r4
light In
every way,
V v ana ease 01
t Jmanacfe
"ment '
" The only care it requires is
ailing ana wiping. Vr
Din ; lalls out Tvhen the
chimney is taken off, not into
a pocket as in 'other central
draught Jamps. - '
i..Tii!J. n ...)
: rutong in new wick is a
;ery easy matter indeed. . "
All this seems strancre to
one who knows how trouble
some other good lamps are. '
fir 11 is in au tne gooa iamp
stores. ' Send for a primer.
Pittsburgh, P.. . PlTTSBTJROH BRASS CX :
0Bor llttTti frtnimhTw uwi guiftwi
work fWr u, by Ann Par. Auitin.
iTiim, and Jno. Bonn, Tolndo, Ohio.
y"e em 1. ijtnrin an (wm 11 ""7
mat yov.1 Soma sui oror fbWI.'tO
inontn. Ton ciwao UtO work sirtajiv
it howte, wherevw wob trw. Krerrb.
i are "riiit Mrnlng rrorn mo to
lie. All . W ahow rnn Now
mna turt won. un work tn snarti nme
M W ail tlm tim. Rlw tnrmtttr fVr worit-
T 1 r. I-llnre nrtknown imonif the. 1
K TOW ati'l wonderful. Pariii u nrafrea,
1T -
FHOIJ THE iVEST A7ITU Tv0 CAR LOADS
HORSESarid 1U3ULES
Oome Early " and Get
nlM
For sale by J. V. JORDAN,
(86
(INcHN
via m -Jl m -,-
4cviimi-ir(abf
I
OUNDED 1864 by the present executive Occupies four bnUdinga Unrivalled In tooil-
. ... T ..TtTi trArnfa MSCltf Awn U'lkUITV 4nr anMnao In liffl. Tha OUtlOOS: fOl
. iuoj ir wwwiia
ii ti7Tf j. mirr .r-m
school, owing to 1U HIGH standard of excellence, has placed in business more young men and
women from Md., Va., nTc.,8. C. and Ga. than all similar imtitutfoM combined. Catalogue and
particulars mailed. W.H. SADLER.PHE8-
Schs&l &f !usic.
VIOLIN AND PIANO,
INSTRUMENTAL and THEOEITICAL,
HAEMONY and COMPOSITION.
A class will be formed, of. advanced
pupils onlj, to take up Harmony.
Praotioal Piano Tuning and Bepalr
ing taught.
Advanced pupils In Harmony will be
taught Composition - free of charge,
talent allowing.
Violin or Plane, two lessons per
week, per month, S3 00
Violin and Piano, one lesson per
week, per month, 2.00
Harmony, one lesson per week,
per month, 2 00
For fall particulars apply to the un
dersigned at the offloe of B. C. Kehoe,
oorner Middle and New Sts. Monday,
April 4th. Cbas. M. Kehob.
Cnifl. L. OaSKILL.
ad&wtf
QlintcnlliSiiaiylnsfii'e
CLINTON, N. C.
All teachers have had Collegiate
training prepared especially for teaoh
intr. (STPreparstory course a specialty.
Bpeoial oourse in Commercial Law,
Book-keeping and Penmanship.
43" Vocal Musio and CalUthenios Free.
tfiTMo additional cost for Classics.
mSO INCIDENTAL FEES.
0115 for Board, Washing, Lights,
and Tnition per month.
Tuition from 83, t8 to $1 per month.
Uniforms will not cost more than
$15.60.
For farther particular address the
Prinoipal,
W. R. SKINNER,
febllJwtf Clinton, N. C.
Solentifio America
Agenoy for, ;
A VSUK1B. -
epskansr aaaBIrs,
DESION PATBMTSJ
w i, ,"i 'r- cupiKiun , ato.
rorhifOTmatloB and free Bankbook write to 1
KUMN CO. aa Bboadwat, Nsw Yobk.
vldeat rrareaa for seonrlns patenta In Amerlea,
Every patent taken oat bv us Is brought before
tbe pabiio bra notice given free of chaise la tbe
Iret elrmlstlon of any Betenttflo paper tn the
world. Bplendimf illustrated. NoTntelUgant
man sbould be wltbou It. Weeklv.S3.00 a
rear; I1J0 six months. Address MUNN 0O
PCBiiTSHiBa. an Broadwar.Sew Xork. .
BRICES!
On and after Monday we will be able
to fill all iorders at prices to suit tne
" ' .'"r.V-'.T'
Give lis a call. Remember the season
will soon be over. '. l y- ;
., Farmers, we haven fjew frt.
Cox Gclf'oa PlaRtsrsi
whioh we offer for S8,00,and will give
you a Boy Dixie Flow with each planter.
Come quick, aa we only hare a few
lefC ' I.-' " ' it tt
We (till have a few Bargains left in f
llcrdrsro, Grc:It:ry ;
AHDTItT, ; j
at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES, ; as we
wish to close out onr stock in both of
these. : ,;. y
Orccerie's of 'All Kinds.
- 'j
wi la LMiwi U Lwi'
'mm.
a GOOD SELECTION.
.11 iHiua of the mucous tembnae and
Core. CONOR RH(E A and GLEET In rt5 dsys. No
other treatment newiT. Keref ceases stricture or
lee.es any Injurious attar eSocts. Price, ti. Sold
ldnsglsts.
BLODP BflUS W., Ml, Slllntl. Ht
Oruggist, New Berne, N. 0.
gRYANT AND STBATTOlNli
UULLfcUfea
' -, - J... ,,i T.r
moexmvooierorDueiuopiior.uui.wo. w
demand tor onr (radnaAis ia unprecedented. Nc
mnartnn , rmnlln nan enter at anV time With
, equal advantaee. Never attend a school because
me tuition u cueap, uitvn tltr m , -. , '
It means cheap surroundings, Inferior facilities,
r andomraNUOpportumueiiorrxxmruiss'Usi
-rinsiQ for fl DODlla and sradnatea. This
F. A.SABLtK.SEcr, UALTIMORC.MD-
TRUCK BAERELS,
Bright Burlap Barrel
Covers.
LINDSAY & CO.
al6d.lm.wlt Pori smooth, Va.
IHV THE AMERICAN
If III RAMBLER
It toe BEST WHEEL OK THB KaBEET this yen
BECAUSE
-UN ambulation ot
tbe celebrated O. J.
Pnenmatlo Tire and
Bprlng Frame makes riding on It a luxury.
TRY IT AMD BE CONVINCED.
Send for Illustrated
Catalogue.
GORHULLY .
A JEFFERY
i M'PC04 '
Wsthlngtoa, D. 0.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company I
NEW DAILY LINE
B&TWEKN
NORFOLK, VI, &nd WASHISGTOJ, D. C.
The New end Fowerfnl Iron Falaes B:eam
era
"Norfolk" and "Washington"
eoneeded to be the finest Steamers afloat,
wi leave xxorioiai every nay in tne year
from the wharf of Norfolk and Carolina
Railroad Company at 6il0 P.M., Old Folnt
at TilO P.M., arriving in Washington next
morning at 6i30 A.M .connecting with tne
early trains of the Fem. A B. dtO. B.ds.
for the North, East and West.
Returning leaves Washington every even.
Ing at T o'clock, arriving In Norfolk at Ti30
next morning, eonaeetlng with- all trains
on the Bea board and Roanoke, Norfolk and
Southern, Atlantic and Danville and Nor
folk and Western Railroads.
Passengers for the North will find this the
most desirable and pleasant route to take,
glvlnc an opportunity of stopping over at
Wasblni.ton. u. O., going or retornlng.
Through tickets on sale at all the prlne
pal Railroad offloes.
In order to avoid mistakes ask for tickets
via the New Line Steamers to Washington
For further information apply to
i . : JAB. F. MADPIR, ' '
- ' Agent, Norfolk, Va.
JOHN CALLAHAN, .
Gen. BuptJ fe0 dSmwlt
AtUntlo V N. C. Railroad
riJOU TABLE Bo. S3.;..,:r?
Ia Bffee 1:80 P.M., Friday, Oot
rJ!il 17.' 18JW. . - . . ; . , : .
Oona Kabt. Scihiduli. Go'wo Wear
No. 51. Passenger Trains. No. 60. ..
Ar. .Lve. - Stations. Ar. Lve,
Jm 8 80 ' Qoldsboro J. 11 10 a m
04 4 OS ; la Orange 4 . 10 S3 10 SO
4 80 4 40 ,.. ' Eanaton ; ' 8 48 9 68
000 . 008 New Berne 817 8 80
9 88 f Morehead City : a m 0 47
i -vf - -.'.vIaily, ;--v
Oona East, bobbduu Qoikq Wist
'No. l.t No. S. -'
HlKi Ft. Mixed Ft.
Pase. Train. Station, Pass. Train,
am 0 80. rQoldeboro 7 20 p m
10 57 . 7 00 Beet'e f. f 0 4 JO 84
7 80 7 80 : la Grange 5 64 0 04
1 48 7 58 : : Falling Creek 6 34 : 080
8 11 f 8 80 V ' KiaMoa- " 4 0 - 0 00
8 00 8 06 : Caswell 5 4 00 4 05
10 10 OS x Dorer ' 4 :: 8 SO - 8 40
10 81 10 86 Core Creek 8 04 8 00
11 00 11 00 - Tusoarora C'- 8 4 8 80
11 17 11 41 i f Olarkl ".-'.-V: S 08 SIS
18 10 8 00 . i Newbent 10 8S 1 80
8 87 8 4S ' -v Eiverdale 841 8 48
8 48 8 00 Croataa ; ' 9 88 0 88
4 08 4 18 Havelook . 8 59 8 04
4 87 4 43 : Newport " 8 17 8 27
4 61 4 66 . , Wild wood V 8 00 8 00
0 01 0 01 - Atlantio 7 47 7 68
0 10 0 81 Uorehead City 7 17 7 87
0 88 5 S3 ' Atlantio Hotel 7 06 7 15
0 81 'pa Morehead Depot a m '7 00
. 'Monday, Wednesday smd Friday.
"' fTneaaay, Tbarsday and Batnrdar.
Train ss eonnsets With WUmtnson Wei.
Son .Train brand North, leaving b ro
11:6 a. m., and with Klnhmnnd A lmuvui
Train West, leaving Qolo(iiro 2:40 p. jn,
Trala 61 eonaeats with lti hiuona A ltv!!l
Trala.arriTliig atQildhoroV ft rm., la.Q
Wilmington and .Weldon 'Aram uoji Uim
North at :o p m.
Train S en-Hmta with w v-ton f-4
Weklon Fmii-i.t u, t , ,a
bounds Wav w)M-'1m. f.: n.in,
v
r r iii ii 1 1 i "ii n
; NE7 ctco in
Horses j:'3S
'. - iitoiiMiilMiiiiMiM irtirf.
DOWN
, k B sf " nf
Hew Opsn Buggies
from $50.00 to $37.50.
If 6T7 Top . Buggies
from $70.00 to $55.00
Some other grades in
proportion. ;
Also, Boad Cart and
Harness. Must be sold
regardless oi cost.
iinpsrtaist ' Kotice..
a-ssssssw
Sale of Str. Greenville.
By authority conferred on mn by tlm
Stockholders of the Tar River Transport
tatlon Company, I will -oiler for sale nt
Publio Auction, at the Clyde wharf iu
the town of Washington, North Carolin-t,
on
Thursday, May 19, '92,
am a . w ' - a s J"
ai tour ociocK, r. at.,
The Steamer Greenville
with all her tackle, apparel and farnitnie,
together with one Barge of 40 tons eapa
city, decked all over. . . . .
The steamer Greenville is a light draft
propeller, length of keel 108 feet, length
over all 110 feet, width of bottom 10)
feet, 28i feet over all. , -
Bpeed 8 miles per honr, carrying
capacity 800 bales of ootton.
. Inspeoted Maroh 20, 1893. ' Title guar
anteed. t
For further Information apply in per
son or by letter to John JEUvens, Wash,
iogton, N. .0., J. J. Cherry, Greenville,
N. O., or N. M. Lawrence, Tarboro.
N.O. -
ALFRED PORBE3,
President Tar River ' '
a20dtdwlt Transportation Coropai.y,
; Commissioner Sale t
XT t TTT I TJTP Ti.Tn
v a. XI U A XI U JU XI A 11 Ut
Parsnanttoa Jadgment of fore, losur of
Mortgages, ;and an order of sale, at-Pnll
Term. 161)1, of theHnperlor Oonrt of Crave
oonnty, Morih Carolina, In the olvll aeUoa
entitled Green, Foy Co. vs. W. J. H. Oav
enlr, et als , as Commissioner dnly appointed
and authorised by the said Indguent and
order of sale, I will sell to the highest bldnsw
at the Court House door nf Craven oounty.
In the city of New Be ne.lt. C, en thesutn,
day of Hay, mi (being Monday and the first
day of Spring Teim of Craven eountyBup.
rlor Court) at It o'olook, noon, er aa aoosi
thereafter as the oonrt shall tak a reoesa,
all the fallowing desorlbed land:
. Lying and being in Craven oonnty, North
Carolina, on Clubfoot's ereek. and noundsd
on the north by Clubfoot's ereek. on theaS
by Adams' ereek road, on tbe south-by t a
New Berne road, on the west by the Uu.de
of tbe late Rufus W. Bell, containing oaa
hundred and fifty aerea mora or less, Sal ag
the ssmetraot of land formerly owned by
Stephen UOavlner, and Weil known aatae
Cavtner tract of land. Terms of sale, cash,
ahla,Aprll88tb.ue3
.y , 0, B. THOMAS. Commlsstoner. '
m
r nvif"
: 1
L. .
in
! Caveats, and Trade-Msrki obtained, and all i'at
i ent busiams conducted for Modmatc Fscs.
oof omei is Opwerrr. U;e. pstikt omer
i and ws can secure patent in less tins toan those
remote from Washington.
Send model, drawidg or pnotCi, with desciip.
iflofl. Ws advise, If patentable or not, free of
'Charge. Our fee not due till patent ia secured.
A Pa.MPHi.rT, "How to Obtain Patents," with
i cost of same In the U.S. and taraigaeouatriea
sent free. Address, . , .
CiAeGrJOWCD.
WFF. MTMT Omei, WAIMINQTOft, D. C. f
THE
WATCn TOWER,
fablii v Vwrui-Monthly. '1
une Uollar a year.
Uevoted to Apostolio Cbiistlanlty, EJ-
ncation, General Intelligence.
Bend for Sample Copy. . ' "l " .', i
Offloe of puUIoation, Greenville. N 0.
t Editorial o.Tice, .'WasUngton, IT. O.
3. L. WESTIirLD, I '
n. 'w. r vr. t
J.W.Stewart.