THE JOURNAL.
A BLOODY CONFLICT.
X Pitched Battle Between Mill .Hen
I - and the Pink rtons.
: PlTTSBUKO, July C Pittsbarg
hat had another experience of labor
riots, and this time, aa doricg the
fearful aoenes which were witneasnd
daring the railroad riots of 1877,
blood has been abed, life jeopar
dized And valuable property placed
- in danger.
This time there was no dostruc.
tion of property, bat the mob was
thoroughly well disciplined and
had an efficient oflioer at the head
to conduct operations.
The force embraced ail the men
employed in the extensive plants
ot the Carnegie Iron and Steel
: company at Homestead, some eight
miles east of Pittsburg and the bat
tle, which for blood-thirstiness and
boldness of execution has not been
excelled in aotnal warfare, waged
from 4 o'clock this afternoon and
only ceased when the force of Pink
erton's, brought to the place to
suppress the strike, uncondition
ally surrendered, leaving their
arms in the barges in which they
had been transferred to the works.
The riot today was the culmina
tion of the trouble which have been
brewing at Homestead for the
past month. The Carnegie com
pany submitted a scale to govern
their workmen in the steel plants
and announced that it was their
ultimatum. The scale made a
weeping reduction in wages of
killed men and it was officially au
nonnoed that unless the terms were
complied with before July 1st, the
places of the workmen would be
tilled by others.
The men stated that they would
never submit to the proposed re
duction and announced their
determination to resist any effort
on the part of the Carnegie's to
Start np their plants with uon
nnion men. As both sides were
determined, both proceeded to
prepare for the contest which cul
minated in the deeds ot violence
and blood abed that were witness
ed to-day.
Ten were killed, about 350
wounded some fatally. There were
300 Pinkertons armed with Win
Chester rifles and 5,000 strikers.
The strikers are enraged to the
limit of desperation, and will not
stop at any measure to defend
what they regard as their rights.
They are heavily armed, and hav
ing tasted blood thirst for more.
Every avenue of approach to the
town is heavily gaarded by nicn
with Winchester rittes, and they
will not hesitate to use them cm
people who are against them iu this
emergency.
The Value of Time.
One morniug, when Benjamin
Franklin was busy in the press
room on bis newspaper, a lonnger
stepped into the book store ami
spent an bonr or more looking over
the books. Finally he seemed to
settle upon one, and asked the
olerk the price.
"One dollar," the clork replied.
One dollar," echoed the loun
ger, can't yon take less than that!''
"One dollar is the price," the
clerk answered.
The would-be purchaser looked
over the books awhile longer and
inquired, ''Is Mr. FraDklin in!''
"Yes, he's bnsy in the printing
office," the clerk replied.
"Well, I want to see him," naid
the man.
The clerk told Mr. Franklin that
a gentleman was in the store, wait
ing to see him. FraDklin soon ap
peared and the stranger said:
"What is the lowest, Mr. Frauk
lin, that you can taKe for that
bookt"
"One dollar and a quarter." was
the prompt answer.
"One dollar and a qnartei' Why,
your clerk aBked me only a dollar
just now."
"True." replied Franklin, "and I
could have better afforded to take
a dollar than to leave my work."
The man seemed surprised, and,
wishing to end a parley of his own
seeking, said: "Well, come now,
tell your lowest price for this book."
"One dollar and a half."
"A dollar and a hall! Why, you
offered it yourself for a dollar and a
quarter."
"Yes," said Franklin, coolly,
"and I had better have taken that
price then, than a dollar and a halt
now."
. This was a way of trade which
took the man quite by surprise.
vVlthout a word he laid the money
on the counter, took his book and
left the store. Fx.
The Cholera Spreading
8 St. Pbtersbubo, July 0
holera has reached IsarltPin in
the Government of SaratolT on the
Volga. Fifteen cases of the disease
and six deaths have been reported
la the city of Saratoff. Twenty
nine cases and six deaths have been
reported in Bakua, Bosian port on
the Caspian Sea. The deaths
number one hundred daily. The
disease is rapidly increasing in
severity throughout Caucasus.
Shlloh'f Consumption Care.
This to beyond question the moat
aooMsfal Cough Medicine wa have
tm told, few dOMM Invariably cure
ths) wont cum of Congh.Croup and
. Rroanhltis. whil its wonderful suoocss
in tha ear of Consamttion li without a
Barallal In the history of medioine.
Im iu first diaoorary it bu ben told
am naraatM. teat whioh no other
anadlebM oaa stand. If yon bay a
mnnwh mm aarn astir ak yon to try it.
Prlot 10c. 60o, and II. If your lung
are acre, cheat, or back lama, uie Btu
lohi Porona Flatter. Bold by Ne
Ban Drag Oo.
BAYHORO CORRESPONDENCE.
Truck Growers Association Ccnfeder
nte Veterans -Pamlico Politics.
Bayboeo, N. C, July 7th, '92.
To the Fditob of tho Journal:
The rains for the past two weeks
have been incessant and have
damaged the orops considerable.
The trucking here this year has
proved a total failure, those who
planted largely in potatoes not
realizing enongh to pay for the
barrels, to say nothing about the
guano and labor. From the market '
reports and account of sales ren-'
dered by some of the commission I
houses, it has been discovered that '
a good deal cheating has been prac-1
tised by the commission men. We
think it wonld be a good idea for
the truck men of North Carolina to
form a truck growers association
and send an agent to each of the
markets to which they ship to look
after the sales of their crops, a
smaii commission wonld pay a good
salary and then we would know tte ,
going ot our crops
On tho 1th of July the old Con
federate Veterans met in Bay
oro, a dinner was furnished by
the citizens of Bayboro, and all
seemed to enjoy themselves; there
about one hundred "old vets"
in Pamlico. We love to see them
meet those who followed the flag
of our "lost cause," suffering the
hardships and privations of war,
should be honored and respected
by all liberty loving people in onr
fair southland. May their memories
live forever, and be cherished.
Tbey were enthusiastic in their
support of Cleveland and Steven
son and the State Democratic tick
et Wherever you lind the old soldier
in Pamlico county, with but very
few if any exception you find a
good old fashioned democrat, that
loves his country.
The third party followers are
dwindling ont in this county. All
good Democrats will work and vote
.'or "Cleve and Steve" and the
State ticket. It is only a few that
are making a "living" out of tne
"Alliance" that are preaching
third partyism here now, the demo
crats of Pamlico will continue to be
democrats, but they will not vote
for the candidates put ont by Jas.
F. Brinson, Bill Alph Carawan and
Jesse W. tlolton, on the 17th of
April, ldot. Brother Harper can
not go to the Legislature from
Pamlico this year. We prefer a
Democrat and will have one unless
the republicans beat us ia a square
fight.
In tho Jouunal some time ago
we saw a letter from I. W. V.
going for the Bayboro correspon
dent. Oue thing that I. W. W.
asked, however we will
answer. We believed we used the
term "mugwump" in onr original
communication, and he desired the
correspondent to explain what he
meant by the term "mugwump."
We understand the term mug
wump in politics to be applied to
those who claiming to belong to
one party, are in all parties, or in
other words, profess to be every
thing but are nothing and but lit
tle oi that, aud we know of no one
who ought to be familiar with the
term more than I. V . W . e agree
with I. W. W. that no one or two
men can control the Democrats of
Pamlico this year. Because we
voted for for Jas. F. Brinson last
election don't meau that we can al
ways be led to do wrong. We in
tend to correct the mistake we
made in the last election by voting
lor a democrat this time. We are
glad that I. W. W. has discovered
that no one or two can control the
democrat vote of Pamlico, this
year, we hope that they, Brinson &
Co. will now take in their sign and
shut np shop.
Wo think the Democratic Execu
tive Committee or some one ought
to call a meeting for the organiza
tion of a Cleveland and Carr Demo
cratic Club, in the county, we
thick the chairman ol the Demo-
ci atic Kxecutive Committee is the
proper person to do so and we sug
gest to hira that he do it, and in
vite Democratic speakers and or
ganize the democratic party. The
democrats of Pamlico nan out vote
six parties when they are organ-
zed, what care we for three par
ties. DEMOCRAT.
Nome Foolish People
Allow a couch to run until it gets beyond
tlio reach of medicine. They often gay,
'Ob.it will wear away, but In most
cases it wears them away. Could they
b9 induced to try the successful meaiclne
called Kemp's Balsam, which is sold o
a positive guarantee to cure, they woul
in mediately see the excellent ellectafte
tak ing tho first dose. Price 50c. and $1
Trial i.o froo. At all druggists.
mar22 deod weow
Dt-DUBciation of Whitelow Held.
Abbeville, N. C, July 0.
Asueville Typographical Union,
2G3, denounced Whitelaw Reid last
night for antagonism to organized
labor.
When frogs are abundant tbey
indicate a good hop crop, and
brewers are happy.
TUB 8TAOB AND TUB PULPIT
l'.ev. V. M. Hhrout, Pastor United Breth
ren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: "I
fool it niT duty to tell what wonders Ur.
King's Now Disoovery has done forme-
Mr Lungs wero badly diseased, ahd my
parishiouers thought I could live only a
tew weeks. I took five bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery and am sound and
well, gaining 20 lbs. In weight.
Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a thor
ougn trial and convincing evidence, I am
confident Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption beats 'em a'l and cures when
everything else laila. The greatest kind.
neas I can do my many thousand friends is
to urge them to try it." Free trial bottles
at F. 8. Dnfff's drug store. Regular sizes
Bout's for tho Sick Boom.
Don't rock your chair incessaut-
Don't come into the room with
wet clothing on.
Don't i-hut the regixter with a
clashing sound.
Don't talk about sickness or oth
er disagreeable subjects.
Don't let the bnrean knobs fall
heavily, or bang the doors.
Don'c ki b the patient if yen
have ,i us t come out of the cold.
Don't sit where the patient must
change her position to look at yon.
Dou't play with anything in your
bands or anything affixed to the
furniture.
Don'c talk so fast that it is a
strain on the patient's nerves to un
derstand all yon say.
Doa't sit by the side of the pa
tient, for she can't look at yon
without straining her neck.
Don't, if there is already another
persoD in the room, sit so the pa
tiont will hilve to be constantly
shaking her h.vi.J to look from one
to I he other.
Don't stay ko long art to tire the
patient.
1. Problems.
Make V (Ave) less by adding to
it. IV (four.)
From a number that's odd cut off
the bead, it then will even be; its
tail. I pray, next take away, your
mother then you'll see. Seven
even Eve.
What must you add to nine to
makeitsixl 8, for IX with 8 is
six.
Which is the greatest number,
six dozen dozen or half a dozen
dozenf
Why six dozen dozen of course.
What is the difference between
twice twenty two and twioe t wo and
twenty? One is 44 and the other
24.
When do two and two not make
four! When they stand for 2.
Her Troubles Begiuninir Early.
Flossie (sxi years old) "Mam
ma," she asked cne day, "if I get
married, will I have to have a hus
band like paT"
;'Yes," replied the mother with
an amused smile.
"And if I don'c get mai ried, will
I have to be an old maid like Annt
Katet"
"Yes."
"Mamma,'' (after a pause) "it's a
tough world for us womon, ain't
it?"
The Cause of Pnln.
An sche or pain ia not of itself a dis
ease, it is but a symptom, nnd warns
the sulTerer that there is something the
matter with his pbisioal organization.
Weak kidneys, bad blood, and ner
vousness are frequently the source or
cause of the many mysterious aching
sensations that, affliot the body. You
oan remove the oause of suoh distress
by using B. B. B (Botanio Bloon Balm.)
u. a. ttobetta, Atlanta, Oa., writes:
"My kidneys were disordered and gave
me eiruciating pain. A single bottle
or li. a. B. helped me wonderfully."
Wm. N. Nelson, HoDonoufth. Oa..
writes: "B. B. B. has beneficed my
daughter very muoh. She wss a (Dot
ed with severe nervousness. I think
it the nest family medioine. "
W. R. Ellis. Brunswick, (is., writes:
"I have tried B. B. B. and it a great
thing for the blood. It also cured me
of rbeumatio pains."
Our piiuster says that the (low
ers of speech spring from the root
of tho tongue.
Azrt-al, the Angel of Death.
Hovers nearer us, sometimes, tban
we are aware. It is safer far when we
are unwell to suspeot his propinquity
than to ignore the possibility of bis
nearness. Caution is a trait in whioh
the majority of mankind are constitu
tionally lacking. The pronenesa to dis
regard a "slight cold" is particularly
stiking. This minor ailment is; how
ever, a predecessor of la grippe, a mat
ady which when developed of the most
fatal character, as mortuary statistics
attest. After a chill, or when the pre-
manitory symptoms of influenza suoh
as sneezing and shivering, suooeeded
by fevenshcess and dryness of the akin
are peroeptible, immediate recoursa
should be had to Bostetter's Btomaob
Bitters, a venial accelerator of the
blood's circulation, which diffuses an
agreeable, healthful warmth through
the system induotive of perspiration,
by means of whioh the complaint ia ex
pelled through the pores and its further
tendency counteracted. Wonderful!
efficacious to is the Bitters for malaria,
oonstipation. liver complaint, rheuma
tism and kidney trouble. A wineglasa-
ful before retiring induoea health yield
ing sleep.
Wkea Baby was ak-Jr, we fraaa bar Cattoria.
When was a CbiU.taha cried (or Caatorla.
Waea the became MIm, aha clung to Oastorlav
When she baa CklMrsn, aha gave tbesa Oaatorla.
HUMPHREYS'
VETERIKARYSPECIF1CS
: Tor Sonet, Cattla, Sheep, DogL Sot :
AHD roOXTHT.
000 Page Baek aa Traatsaeat af Aalaaals
aaa Oaart Heat Free.
cmua Fevera.Ceaareettm.IaaawittoB
A. A. I Halaal Bfaalatltla, Milk fever.
B. B. Hlrataa, Immih, RhaaaaatUsa.
.:. IHataaiaar, Naaal Dleekarcea.
I.E. aaaaa, Hemvea, Paeaaamla
P.P. t elle ar ttrlafta. Bellwaeba.
v.if.aia n unn, ifirai,
U.CI. Mleearrlace, Ifeaiarrhaeaa.
aa.
aaa
H.U. Urtaary
klam Ulaeaaea.
1.i.Kraaflva Dlaaaaaa. Maaaa.
J.K.-Dlaeaaaaaf Ulaaatiaa, Paralvrla.
Blns-le Bottle (ovarlOaoseft -tJtakle
Caae, with Bpertfles. Mutau.
Veterinary Oare Oil uxl Hadlouor, ST. v
Jar Veterlaarr Care Oil, . l.e
atoM eJseaejes6) aw fJgajS ppajajajls 6avel iiJ bbV
aamir aa laMpi af Mei.
wnraasi s asa.ea,iiiatis maua at, siaiwk.
zvirezxsiBxs'
sPECinc'i:o.6U
Thas aTanW wsniasjaijaf ill ffaiMlli SOS
Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,
SO jraara.
and Praamtlaa, tram em awk or ether aaaaal
! par vial, aa SflaieaBa large rial I
. arid lit vtcimu, m Mai iMipwa a naw of srtaa.
Schedu!o3" Tax
Merchants, Jewelers, Orooere, Drug
gist!, and other dealers who shall buy
and sell goods, wares and merohsndise
of whatever name or description, are
hereby notified that the law requires
them to deliver to the Clerk or the
Board of Oemmiss oners, within ten
days after July 1st, 18U2, a sworn stste-
ment of the total amount of their pur
chases in or out of the Ssvtn for the
preceding six months ending June 80th,
1892.
JAMES W. BIDDLE.
Clerk Board Commissioners
jj2ld Craven County.
SUMMERB0ARD.
HOTEL GORDON
NEAR DEPOT,
North Wilkesboro, N. 0.
Rates until August 1st, 1803, only $0 00
per week; children o to y years,
and nurses half price.
Round Trip Tickets Oood until October
oOth, IbUz, from all principal points
via Richmond and Danville R. R.
Trains leave Greensboro nt 10; 1!) a.m. nnd
arrive la JSortb W.Ikpr)tro at 3:5 p.ni .
uaity except Bund ay. K-iturnlrtir, jf-ave
in or in wueteBooro at. -i.w ua arrive m
Jreenibo:oai J; 15 p.m.
North WllktBboiois eltuatod In lham un-
tain region of Worth western Carolina, ou tbe
i ad Kin Kiver, amoDg the nine nidge and
Bruthv mountains. 103 miles Northwest of
reensboro. it is a deJgutrul. Bare and con
Ten lent
Family Summer Resort,
where gambling and drinking are not al
lowed; where you may eDjoy cool, invigo
rating mountain b ret zee, cool ninhts, cro
quet, lawn tennis and children's play
grounds, rambles, oozy nooks, ruetie seals,
mountain drives.
Eest Mineril Water ia tha State,
hunting, fiahtos;, boat-riding, and rresh
water bathing. Hotel Uardon la well
equipped, with broad pizaia, rooking
cuaiia. hammooka, well lurnlahed rooms
wltb oaroeta. window abadea and bllndB.
Tbe rare fa r.r better than that or man? ol
tbe leading Hotel! of tbe Slate, and la run
byOnrlatlan people, not for tbe purpoae of
ioiiiok DWD.J, qui iur tuo purpuse ui ad
vertising the advantage of Norm Wilkea
boro, ita ollmate and acenery.
Kefebbncss: Col. Geo. W. Blnahaw. Ool.
P. H. Hanea, Dr. W. L. Brown and Judge
Wilson, of Wlnaton. N C; Ool. J.M.Win-
atead and Dr a F. Dixon, or Ureensnoro. N
O: W.H HIll.Ksa .ana P W. Kibler. Ktn
f Danville, Va.; oapt. Bamuel A. Ashe, of
italeiah, N.O.; Major Channlng W ltollon
and Henry P. Soelee, of Atlanta, Ga., and
traveling saieemeD generally.
7- In order to secure rooms fo tbe Bta
sou, write early to
W. V. TROQDON,
Manager,
io!9 dwlm North Wilkesboro, N. C.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Farming Lands
In obedience to ajudgmentof the Superior
(jonrl or craven county, rendered in me
Special Proceeding, wherein V. K. Palmer,
executor or Kdward H: BUI, deoeased la
nlalntln. and Martha Hill and otbera.de-
vlaeea and balr at law, are defendant, tbe
undersigned, as uommiasioner, win, on
Monday, Anguat 1st, 1K9J, at the court House
la tbe clly Of new Bern, ooonty or uraven,
ff . U., at 12 o'elock, noon, sell at Public Auc
tion to the highest bidder, all the lands be
longing to tbe oatate of aald Edward II. Hill
lying aDd being In No. 3 township, Craven
oounty, on Moaeley creek, about mllea
norm oi uoyer atauon, ou me puuno roau
leading from Dover to Fort Barnwell In tald
oounty. adlolnlng tbe lands of Wm. White.
Asa Barnes, Emanuel William. Beth Weal
and others, containing acres, more or
lea, with all the buildings and Improve
ments thereon, excepting tho standing pine
timber sola to me uoiaaooro L,umuer im
Deny by deed bearing date Apill 8lh. 18KI,
recorded In Craven county recorda, Book
Ko. 104, folios 281. iwa and 23.
The above lanae ure described in the fol
lowing deads recorded In Craven oounty
reoords, to wit: One deed for 'JiKI acres, more
or leaa. from Joaohlm Urlltln lo Kdward H.
Hill, dated Nov. 15 h, lr-lit. Book No. eu, folio
6P: one deed for IWA acres, more or leas,
from Joachim Grlmn to said Hill, dated
Jan 2d, 105, Book No 67, folio 22 one ded
for 800 acres, more or leea, iron H&ja urnno
to said Hill, dated Feb'y Jtb, 186., Book No.
67. folio 221: one deed for 200 aorea. more or
It as, from H. T, Richardson to said Hill,
dated Maroh lsth, 1885, Book No. 7. folio mitt;
one deed lor two tracts (lilt) and 25 respective
ly). In all 215 acres, more or leas, from Wm
A. Qreen and wife and John I). Uarmaok to
said K. H. Hill, dated Knb. Kith. 1871. Book
No. 75, folloa 101 aod VA. excepting, bow
ever, from tbe above lands the following
tracts sold on by said Kdward H. dill, to
wit: one tract for 2r0 acres, more or less
sold to Emauuel Williams, January 1st. UKl,
sb per deed recorded In Book No 81. folios
200 and 201, and two other small irarln of 10
and 19 aorea respectively (in all nacres) smd
lo Asa Barnes by aald Hill, Jan. l.ilb, 1871,
aa per deed recorded In Book No. 71, folios
208 and 207.
Theae lands are valuable for farming, aa
wellaa for atook ralBlug, and conveniently
located on the public road, about balf way
between Dover station, on the Atlantic A N
U. Railroad. and fori Barnwell, with a good
dwelling and othor building? on same.
About 100 acres are cleared for cultivation.
Terms of sale, Oasb,
NesBern, N O.. June VOth, ISirj.
JAMH8 O. HAHKMON,
e27 111 Admlnlstrat r aud I'oinruissloner
Commissioner's Sale.
Pursuant o a lodgement of foreclosure of
mortgage and an order or afie, ai nprins
Term 18V2. ef the Superior Court of Uraven
Connly, man action wherein in aaatero
Building and Loan Association of Hyracuse
N. v.. was ntalntlirand Alfied H. Ward a il
wife were defendants aa Commissioner duly
anthortced and empowered by saldiudg
ment and order of sale, I will sell to thr
highest bidder for oash.attbe Omit Hons
door of aald connly, in the city of Mew
Berne, on the 18th day of ugust 1SU2, ntm
o'clock noon, all the rii lowing aeEcriuea 101
or parcel of land, viz., Lying and being
situated In atld elty or New Berne, County
and mate aferesald nnd known and dis
tinguished aa lot No. 87, In naldoUysoco.il
Ina to the nlan of lola made by III H.
Stanly and J. Oralis m Tull being 67 ft. front
on Htanly St., and 117 It. deep as will more
ruuy appear or te.erenoe to a aeen rrom
Rather Uaaklll to Ed. It. BUnly dated Feb'y
JBtb, 1870 and recorded lo Book No 71, folio
SI and 2 Register's offlce. and being now
occupied by aald Alfred 11. Ward as a
aweumg.
OHO. H. WHITB, Commissioner
This July 2nd. 189'i.
New boarding House,
South Side Pollock St ,
Opposite residence of L II. Cutler.
New Berne, N. C.
Board bj the day, week or mouth.
Table, the best the market will afford,
Twenty-three years' oxpeiience.
H. H. DOWDY.
jno29 dwtf
John H.Crablreo SCo.
FOUNDERS,
MACHINISTS,
And Blacksmiths.
riavinir withdrawn from the old Arm
of John H. Urabtrta 4 Co , and pur
chased the place on tha west side of
Craven street, formerly known as Culh
bert's stand, wa are now ready to do all
kinds of Foundry, Machinist and Black
smith Work.
. All our toots and machinery are new
and flrtb-class in every prtrtioalar.
With a good oorpa or m consoles, eto.,
we hope to merit and receive a liberal
share of publio patronage. '
John H. Grabtree & Co..
js25dwtf New Borne, W. C.
. M laWIri 1 iTI r TsltT I r fl S '
B."l&.TATS
These CELEBRATED
Corner South Front and Craven
-m . : ..... v "
Far Superior and Cheaper TM?i Fvb r Mm
has just arrived with
West Virginia H0R8E8
prepared to meet the
Low Priced 3Fotttoejs
It will pay one and all to call and exam
ine before purchasing elsewhere.
KINSTON
lias tho strongest Faculty in the East; uses tho most approved im tliwl oi
instruction in nil departments,
BUSINESS COURSE unsurpassed in the South.
Don't pass by Kinston until yon have seen us.
Full courses in Book-keeping, Banking, Commercial Law, Husiucsa Forms, Ilapitl
Calculator, Correspondence, and Penmanship.
MUSIC Our Director has few equals and no miporiors In the Stair . Tlii3 de
partment will almost triple itself next year.
Special advantages in Chemistry, Surveying, TyjKi Wiiti find Stenography,
Mathematics, Language and Elocution.
If you wish to secure a place in the College, writo us at oucc, ;ia homo of tho
departments are Doing rapidly nilea
ro
?or new Catalotrue, address
tSfName this paper.
We Can
A new lot of Horses, Mules, Carriatres, Bucies,
Eoad Carts, Harness, Whips, Etc.,
arriving every two or three days.
A very largo and fine supply now on hand at OHEA.TLY REDUCED
PltlCKS. They are going rapidly, Call at once and get bargains.
T. STEWART.
BOUNDED I8U4 br the present executlveOcenrlcs four bnUdlnsnh-Unrlvalled lo facil
P
ities tor oouuituig iuisu uuu anu
m-nnoi, owing to its i I U n fiUTluara oi ezooiiencv, nan pimu in uusiuuat iauru jouuk mm auu
women from Md.t Vu., N. C. H. C. and Oa. than all slmllAr tnstltutAns combined. Catalogue and
Particulars mailed. WU.SADLEH.KRt8..
KINCHh!
Uelirwn
by djruggi.ti,
For sale by J. V. JORDAN.
250,000 BRICK
READY FOB SALE!
Cheaper than any other Man
can Furniih Them,
I'vo got 'em and want to sell 'em.
Apply to
W. T. BURltUa, New Berne, or
M. rOUTEK, Riverdale.
jnc7 dtf
100 BAGS 8H0T
To Hand This Day.
All Sizes.
Send In Your Orders.
vXTlricIi,
WHOLES ALB GBO0EB,
VTSIMiE STBXZTs , ".-
'T'
' JfVVC- BSB3TB. X. 0.
0 Blt
HIS BE ST
GlRL
PKEEZERS are for sale at
Streets, Newborn, N. V
Jel8
HAHN
a FBESfl SUPPLY oi
and MULES, and is
emergency,
COLL
LEE k CROWELL, Frlmlpals.
Suit
gBVANT AND STRATTOI
-LDLLEGE:
wmisii tor socona in mo. Tne outiooa rot
is most isvoraoie lor Dnsiucaaopponunitica. i ne
demand for our graduates la unprecedented. Nc
vacation ; pupils can enter at any time wltb
equal advantage. Never attend a school because
tbe tuition fs cheap, for OH CAP Is very dearj
It means cheap sarronndlnirs, inferior facilities.
I and offerr NO opportunities for securing POSI
TIONS tor rut Duplla and sradnatcs. This
- P. A aA DLbn, oEC Y. BALTIMORC.MD
mil i4frtoatA of th aBurm MBWaDe Ul4
rntMrlNOUUH(KA um1CLI'IT in tod ilavs. No
other Iraatracnt pusLiiiry- NetarnoM Itiktoreot fcO
f'
BlUW PALP CU,, PfO I, BtllfTta, Gt-
Druggist, New Berne, N. C.
STANDARD
Truck Barrels.
We aro now prepared to supply Barrels
or our manufuctu.ro. In any quantity.
delivered on oars or steamer at New
Berne,
For further infoitnatiou apply to cur
Sales Agent, R II. & J. A. MKADOWB
JO.
JONES ft CO
We. the undersigned, naed one tlinn
sand Truck liarrols, maqufactured by
Messrs. Jones & Co., last yrur, and they
gave us perfect satisfaction. We shall
use tne same barrels again this year, and
also some of their Patent Wire Barrels.
LIaCKIIUHM & WlLLXTT,
May 13, 1803. U dwtf
J. E. LATHAM,
Offlos fbot Oravan street. In Olyds building)
esmiL cdmmissios mcHui,
BTJTEB OF and EXF0BTEB of COTTON
DBALBB IM OOUNTBT PRODUCE
and all tpaoulauve exmmoditiea.
Basuonabla easta advaniva maita.
1 eollelt eonalanmenta of Track tor follow
Int. OummlMlon Merocaota, who are rellaUa
DB reapvnaiuiai
F. B. Ol HH4)N. Philadelphia. '
r. IsoatULJtlKaiOO.aiLd H. 8. DOWSER
00.,Haw mK
ssavsHss do,, Boston.
J. S. KINKEUY CO., Pittsbarg.
Dallv auotallona rr.a to all aoatad cai
black board la my offlee ever day.
latu wwnis lor ateneiia ana poarai earoe.
Via I tors welcome. Oorraanondanoa low
Tttetf, . m7llawU .
The Issg's ilsad
f AG'S HEAD, N. C.
The Ssisitle Rtsort ef the iUutic IwX
Are you foiul of lishing, sailiui;, (irivin;;,
biiiuhie. hhtxitinff, anil watchinz the bil
lows roll? If .). Ko to NAG'8 UEAl),
N. C . on tho ATLANTIC OCEAN, and
spend a few days to your delight. .
Ol'KN JUNE SOrir.
Ttnlnc1 HO In 2 f;l imr (iav: S10 tO
$15 per work; $30 to S50 ur ninutli
INo mosqu toeB ur jiosih ol any kniu.
Special rates to fumilioa and exoint-i'-n
purli'3.
K.Ki'S l!EAi liOlUl, COMfANV,
iclSlm liag'a Head, N.
J.olltc is a-j:..:. t iv j. itooord'os; to
isw. ilia r.a.J f CoiMmiasioaeri
of Ornvi-n .vj-fy i!l tn.'.t on the
riuconil hi-:-s u: Jaty, W)3. beinK the
11th day cf i :i'.d moiitb, for ll:o pnrpoHd
of revising lh-: Tux Litfi nnd valuationn
(ported to tU ru by the Lirit Tkers of
aid crur.ty, a--d vrsiplevinR esirl lints.
A .d r....tiJ iil ho i" 'iif;..n duriii
thi'. Bn'or.'i v.e.-k ii J'iiy for the pupr-aw
of her.riii corjj -i. ef tux payers an
to the v&lau'.icu ol iKeir pu p rt or Ihe
arur-ant ta cb tt-'.-d siiicsi ihi-ni
OorrotJti-'.. -n.u b-3 ii. 3 iP al ter m-
N.
re-
Ti ion i. oi:.i-!t l; .
By rule: mrd (iair;'.ippi.rer9.
Thurmaa, N. C,
Manufictiiicr of and Dealer in
FIEGT-Cf.AS3 BIICK.
800,000 now ready for the market V ill
sell as cheap as uuy other man. je20tf
USIVSESITY OF
Iuotruc'.iuii in ctloitd in four general
couiscB of study, Bix brief courses, a
largo numbor of special courses, and in
Law, iHedieiuo nnd Knpinocrinp.
Tho Faculty iuuliidrs twenty Tenchers.
Schrlarship1 r?nrl loini 1'uiiiIh aro avnil
nblo !..i iiii-.ij j j 1 1 1 1 i:au uf talent and
charut tor.
Tho NEXT SESSION' 1!K(11N'S SEIX 1.
For cuta'.oi'uo with full iuforniatinn,
addief.K
rm;s;i)i:NT winston,
Jci i d .. l:n Chapol Hill, N. ('.
Ocmrmcsion McrchaBts,
OT.O Washington Street,
NEW YOUK.
Solicit your buKiiiei.
quick rctuiiiH, unil the
rrompt R.ilos,
HIGHLIT MARKET PRICE GMiSTESD
PUnicfs or lVtiil Coiti.1 u.n It o' tiincd
atJNO. DUNN'S.
llKi'uuKNrE: Hationai Itank, New
Pcrnc. N. f. ml8
Exocution Sale.
In ohedlonce to an execution Ism d lo m
by tliu (Jltjrk nf tbu bUf-erlor ( ourt or ( uvea
oouuty. ou a Jadgintnt render' J in Hf'fOr!
proceeding of ta.d contt. eutitlnl Jfi,
r.barlton va. Kreeninn Avorv Httt wlf tior.
delta Avery end llnry Rousa " 1 kIihII on
kondiiy, Julv iih, i.-'jj. nt th Court. Houm
In N. v. Bo n, w l 1'2 ci'H K, M . bdll to
tho liigliohl l)li!i!"r, it uil:in u notion, nil tbe
rl.:ht, title und 1 1' r t-Rt w(j Irh nid Ki'efniaUi
Kwty and He t uiduila Av-ry Iimva m nnd
to tiie lollowlug Tf.ikl MHt?, to v i; rr
Un tract of Wbd lylDK 111 X TuwnaMp.
Craven county, ou a bramtb of Mowlcjr
creeB. on tlie wi'i sldo of Hal J creek, begin
ulng Ml a red oak Hud rannlDK sooth SI
fast lo'J polos to a r d oak, thenoo tomb 66
40plutua red oak(theiino f orth 6fi" afe
210 nol to tx pino, tiic nc) uorth llu west 160
poles to a wo He ostf., tnenoe to the flrsl
siatloy. containing !iW acrR, and belrg ths)
same tract of Und granted to Krsnela
Blrlncr the 8h dy of Cctobr. 1747. Also
one other tract lying In ssld townhblpand
county ou tne south Bids of Neane river and
eafct hide of Gum swamp the same whioh
wat ranted to Wm. Wadiworl', Ot. Sdth.
1417, except that portion of sakl tract von
veyod lo John Cobb.
Terms of said Bale. cash.
TMs !ki day ot June, iai)i.
WM. B. LANK.
HherifT of Uraven couut
fill
TRAOi
VTo gl?a irpclnl ftUtnttloa to oust r-)JcU1 foot
"Nidi, tvlao to LoterfertniMg, ipooali, rr ), trfttW
ntvrkj. the propftrtstloo of opinion mt to hiMnmKCat.
cot Mkd vnlUlty of r'su, And the proMcutloti mA
OflinLM of iniu tor lnfiiDframaBt. ftnrrnt fif IniSri
tloni. Unni. referenoM, stc , MmlfTM.
tUSON lUtOTUKIUi.Kqultiiblennndlnc.
I4M)3 lt., Waahlnfrton, 1. C.
Mlf ton Uurt itomiM for potUf om Ulta.
trfttcd bookUt, " lD7wntlTProrMi," publlihWi prta
SD cent, and our qaarto-eaUnnltvI ptuopJilot Smt is
voaUuv, uaiaaJaclarori utd patsjntsMi.
(MsKtU'm taid pftpor.)
8clcuti!lo America
Agency for ,
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" VSTS.
aTPsl SSAflVSj.
viwr IKIUHTS. I
or inrormation am fMa Rmnw a.
" - rivM mvw urn TT IB WiS)
Mtntitit mtimu
Lmst fJrrrjlaU,
otM. BnlondW
nan ahntilA h. .
OTWrntha
si
raari SU0 aU nwntaT iUaraasM&H
ia Da arttboot n. Waaklv.
mwiUia. Addraaalltrnii
HUmPHREYS'J
This Precious Oikthknt is tha
triumph of Scientific Medicine. t
Nothing has ever boon produced to;,,
equal or compare with it as a curaTttb.
and iieauno application. It has been ,'
used over 40 years, and always afford
relief and always gives satisfactionJ
For rile External or Internal, Blind!
or BieedinR ; Ffatula in Ano Itching or
Diced ing of the Rectum, The relief is
WITCH iJAZEt OIL'1
For Bums, Scalds and Ulceration arul '
Contraction from Burns. Tha relief is instant
the healing wonderful and unenualed. it,
For Boils, Hot Tumors. Ulcers. TIuU.Kl-
.'": " vea jireasts and borm '
'.pica. 11 11 inTSJuabie. ' -1
n I r. . -S- J
ii,jvnu ,. 1 ruu site, at OntaU Y
sl r DnasMs, ar MM mmxk w .
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Tiir nil r aiuvi aa.a. -
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nc rite uiNif.ihNTi
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lirHOKI
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