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VOL. XI.--NO. Ill
NEW BERNE, N. 0.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1892.
PiilCE 5 CENTS
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Journal.
BUSINESS LOliLS-
5 II 188 CARRIE CLAYPOPLE will open
U- a class in Music, Sept. 5th. t or par
ticulars apply at residence, cor. Broad
and Craven streets. n'i 3t
T HAVE fitted U Hotel Albert Barber
1 chop nicely and in style, i invite an
my old patrons and others who want a
pleasant shave or Hair cut in artistic
"estyle to give me a call.
Prtox. W. II. Biiepauh.
WANTED To rent a Dwelling House
in a pleasant part of city.
jy26tf BAnuiKoTON' A Haxtf.ii.
HUNYADI Janos Mineral Vstcr,
the best Nmur si itpeiifiot.
For ta'.a by Jas. Redhond.
1 D V. JONES, lato tn ohargo of
Ve the proscription department of
Pulham's Pharrnnoy, Auhoviilo, N. C,
baa opened a Prescription Drug Store
next to custom houeu. 'Hpecitd oare te
' giYen to the (selection ot preparations
. for prescription use only. The patron
- age of the public is no'lcUed. may 29
DURE OORN WtllSKEY lor sale by
Jl Jab Hkdmokd.
DUFF Gordon Imparled 9hrr , foi
sale by Jas Rkdhond.
DO yon need a Crush Hat Uoou
ONES, LATA SllADEa, at
0)80 BABKOtOTOM & BAXTElt'S.
IMPORTED HOLLAND GIN, Burke s
Bast' Ale and BuraVa Guinness'
Stout, for sale by J as. Hudmond.
FOR SALE Coles' box or ward
robe lounge is a perfect lounge by
"day and a perfect bed by night, and you
oan put away as much olothing or other
article aa in the averago wardrobe.
Yoo oan cat three artiolee for the price
of one. No extra charge for pnohing or
shipping.
Mra. Dr. Talmtge, wife of the cele
brated preacher, says these lounges are
very, very nioe.
,. Price in Cretan, 110, 13.
Raima 18, U,
haw Silk, MO, $35,
Silk Brooatelle, 825, 830.
Tertni 10 per oent. discount or.sh with
'order or half with order balanoe 00
days. ALFRED COLES.
Grand and Myrtle Avoniiiw.
Brooklyn, N. V.
'IK CCC 0IQAlis "l v,rr low
I l)UUu figures to wholesale and
retail trade for sale by Jab. Iikdmobd.
(BARRETT'S COGNAC MUANDY
Tnsed Tery much in the fioL room.
For sale by Jas Hrdmowp.
IjIVS Hundred pairs of Kubbvr Shoes
. for ohlldren, 10. 12) ani 1" cents per
pair.
BIG. IKE.
f ISH. SACRAMENTAL. PORT and
dll 80UPPERNONG WINES for sale
' by Jab. Retmond.
DUFFY 8 MALT WHISKEY for
Medicinal use. for sale by
jan26 Jab. Redmond.
I CALVIN 8CIIAFFER'8 WILD
CHERRY ROCK AND RYE, put
p expressly for throat and lung dis
eases, for aale by Jas. Redmond.
IHon livers mountaineers.
It is difficult to make the man
, who goes it fjlind neo the folly of
his ways.
Senator IIill's reported
resignation probably applies to the
. .. political gitaatiou, and not to the
' , Senatorship.
Whatever people may think
JT about the Homestead strike' the
nerve of II. O. Frick compels
. admiration.
Something is wiopg with the
mtke-np of the man who cannot
' see sunshine in everything at this
jVtimeof year.
: Thesh were 289 deaths reported
; . in Few York city Friday making
1,434 for the-week, which is the
; : heaviest rate in twenty years.
, PfilYATH 'Washington advices
say that the,, anti-option bill has
proven gold mine to the Congres
sional lobbyists, jourDalif.Ho and
otherwise.
.", ',rTM Board of Visitor at West
, Point report favoring doubling the
oadetn by giving two to each Oon
.... gresional District iiiHtead of one
as at present.
Watermelon candy is the latest.
The J aloe of the melon U belled
down to a consistency of syrnp and
from this the eandy Is made. It is
' ' said to bo very nice.
The Demooratio primaries were
held here to-day. The party in
this! townBhip is stronger than ever
and the Third partyltes oan be
oonnted on the two hands, it la
said Ealelgh or. WU. ; Measen
ger. . '' " .
The pnblio hears mnch about
the occasional fellow who wins a
few thousand dollars gambling in
stocks or in ordinary eambllns
eBtabllshmenta bnt nothing of the
039 poor devils who "go bfoke" oa
the game. ., ., :
Tna Atlanta Journal says that
"t'.s Hopublicans will send money
r Jr; oakere to North ' Carolina,
r I liliove they can . carry the
3 with Third party help." This
f i ns down to the ground, i We
s ay welcome capital from
j', road, and fn the Third party's
mpaign of eduoatlon" tboy need
that very thing Kopublioan
Men arc so peculiar that as
rule a man tells his wife the most
when bho asks him the least ques
tions. A turtle will keep its head
in if it is poked and bothered, and
a man is a great deal liko a turtle.-
Atcliieon (ilube.
Reports irom the democratic
primaries held in the different
p.eclneta In Wake show party
eatirasincm to be intense in the
country. All meetings were well
attended; delegates were eleoted in
good feeling and in harmony;
enthusiastic demooratio speeches
were made and law and order
prevailed.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Howard.
Big Ike Safes for Bale.
F. Ulrich Old Virginia cheroots.
('. R. Thomas Commissioner's sale.
The regular niouthly meeting of the
New Bcme Yacht Club will be held at
the club house tonight.
The meetings at the Church of Christ
arc proving quite interesting. Rev. Mr.
Hawkins is making a fine impression
upou his hearers. His subject tonight is,
'Why people commit suicide."
It will doubtless be of interest to the
friends of Miss Lena M. Hudgins, of
Greensboro, in this city, to learn that she
is to be in Goldsboro for awhile, in
charge of u special mueic class.
Mr. Daniel Laiic was in town yesterday
selling some of his peaches and cantc-
loupes. We took one of his beautful
Eaton's Golden Cling peaches into Mr.L.
S. Wood's and weighed and measured.
It measured 11 1-2 inches in circumfer
ence and weighed just thirteen ounces.
Who can bent that ?
A pretended drummer named (Rosen-
burg but who afterwards said his real
name was Seagal came to grief for pass
ing bogus checks in Durham and Oxford,
by which he secured $150 in money. It
was found on investigation that there was
no Huch firm as he claimed to represent.
He was traced by a Durham policeman to
Selina and arrested. Ho was taken to
Oxford to be tried for forgery.
A good pulverized shell reck pave
ment, similar to that in front of the Pres
byterian church, is being put down in
front of the Methodist church and of the
building formerly used as the parsonage.
Mr. Alex. Miller, who has had so much
experience at work of this kind, is super
intending it. It will extend from Dr.
Street's houses to Mr. Geo. Bishop's.
Now if the property owners on cither side
Will extend the walk to tho cross streets
it will make a very handsome walk for
that square.
Coming and Going.
The following parties passed through
yesterday morning cn route from More-
head to their homes: Miss Anna Bur-
well, Raleigh; Miss Blanche Williamson
Smithvillc; Mr. A. J. Pcmbcrton, Eay-
ettevilo aud Mr. Wm. Mudd Martin, New-
York.
Mr. Basil Manly returned to tho city
from a short stay in Morehcad.
Mrs. J. A. Richardson and Miss Mand
Amyctto left to spend the summer in the
Western part of the State.
The family of Mr. Geo. N.Ives left to
spend the summer at Blowing Rock:
Mr. C. B. Foy left yesterday by steamer
Albemarle of N. N. & W. line for a trip
to New York, viaiting relatives.
Rev. F. D. Thomas, of Warrenton, ar-
rived and after spending a few hour in
the city with his relative left for Mixre-
head whero his family are summering.
Mr. O. H. Guion and family left to
spend some time at Morehead. Also Ian
L. L. Hcndrcn and her daughter Misa
Carrie.
Mrj. Henrietta Hay left to visit rela
tives in Morehead.
Mr. W. B. Boyd returned from Raleigh
ana went through to Morehead. Be
came back sooner than intended on ac
count of the illness of his daughter at
Morehead. We are pleased to learn,
however, that sho is bettor.
Rev. John Gibble, of Beaufort, who
hat been (pending a short time in the
city, and Rev. D. McLeod, of Beaufort,
who bai been attending the Baptist
onion meeting at Trenton, returned to
their homes. ' . .. : f j
Rett Homer . T. Wilson, of Louisville
Ey., who is summering at Morehead,
spont a short time in the city and re
turned to Mordiead last night. ;
Mr. A. E. WethrwoTtu, of Perfection,
la visiting her sister, Mrs, J. W. Biddle,
Mri Ed-. Wadsworth is visiting rela
Uvetintho city.t: r ':--a,,. .-
- The following parties passed through
en route to Morehead : John L. Sullivan,
Baltimore ; Mr. and Mra, T. A. McCreecy,
Mist McCreecy, and Mjaaes Bead and
Alice McCreecy, of Columbia, B. C.
", Proposals. . r-i ,Tt
Sealed IpTopneele will be received for
thirty days for the construction of a Boiler1
for the Atlantic Steam Fire Engine. ;
For further information ' apply to the
chairman of the fire department , com
mittee. ,. j . wic. Eixre, . ;
Chairman V. 0. Com.
July 88d, 1802. . v tf
PRESEST IMPROVEMENTS.
Stores aud Buildings Being; Erected
.Thick and Fast.
Erecting new stores and dwellings and
improving old ones is getting to bo such
an ordinary occurrence in New Berne that
the work is taken as a matter of course
and excites very little comment from
those residing here. Let us, however,
commence at the Presbyterian Parsonage
and see what work of this kind wc will
find in progress from that point to the
market dock, five and a half blocks.
First, the parsonago itself ishaving an
additional two. rooms added, 'one oncach
floor, and the roof of the old as well as
the now part is bring newly tinned.
Next to that wc tind Mr. O. Marks'
handsome and convenient dwelling get
ting well under way and being pushed
forward by architect Simpson with a
force of about a score of men- -carpenters,
brickmasons, tinners and painters.
Next to that, the building that was so
long the residence of Mr. Geo. Allen has
been moved twenty-live feet farther back
than before, and is receiving some altera
tions that will add to its appearance and
comfortableness.
ssing on and crossing to Middle
street we find Mr. C. E. Foy's bouse
moved into a better position and ready
for additions that will be built at once.
Adjoining this is Mr. J. J. Howard's
pretty new residence, almost ready for
occupancy.
Going on down to Pollock look half a
square to the right and there is Mr.
Stewart's elegant residence, on which the
work has progressed far enough to show
that it will be a gem of architectural
beauty, ouu of the uio.-"t elaborately orna
mented buildings in the city.
Going on to the market wc find that
the two-story store of Mr. U. S. Mace
in which the tire at the market was
stopped after it had damaged it greatly,
has been put in as good order as ever and
is occupied ngain -Messrs. W. P. Burrus
& Co. having just moved in.
Adjoining this in one continuous
stretch and fronting on the market dock
are ten good, new business stands with a
plank walk and covered shed in front.
Some of thuiii are finished and occupied,
the others nearly tiuished and engaged
They are arc follows : First, a large build
ing of Mr. U. S. Mace's, divided into
three stores, each 20x08 feet, and another
compartment, one half of which is open
and contains ten box stands for selling
fish or othor commodities. Each one of
these has a sloping top so that any Bliux
or water runs lrom it to a gutter ami is
conveyed immediately into the river, and
the interior of each one is so arranged that
aaything can be put in on ice or not as
preferred, and locked up each night
There is convenient space for walking all
around uud examining the articles ex
posed for sale. The rear half of this
division of the building is a r3taiirant,
which is already in operation
At this poiDt it is intended to erect a
15-inch brick wall for the safety of
buildings on on? side in case tire shonld
break out on the other.
The next Iniilding is" Mr. S. H. Scott's
store, coumiinced just four weeks ago
today, and which he moved into Monday.
The next one- is Mr. J. F. Taylor's. It
is 00x45 teet, and is divided into a double
store for himself and a single store for
Parsons' Bros. They have all been in
a few weeks, as has also Mr. Samuel Par
sons, who uses the upper floor for his
sail loft.
Next is another building of the same
size, to be divided into three equal apart
ments, each 30x45, for fish shippers, Ar
chitect Lane has a jood force of hands
at work on it' now. It is about half fin
ished, and as soon as it is completed, Mr.
Lane will go right ahead and put np an
other two-story building for, Mr. Taylor
alongside, to be used for,-t06 samo pur
nose. It will be 80x49 feet, and be di
vided into four apartments 20x48 feet.
When these are completed Mr. Taylor will
have stores that have a frontage of two
hundred feet in the busiest part of the
city, and tho whole frontage of the stores
of which wo have been speaking, from
Messrs. W. B. Burrus Co. down will he
three hundred feet, bran new, well fin
ished and brightly painted. They make
a decided change in the appearance of
things tn that locality.
Llit of Letters
Remaining in the Poet Office at New
Berne, Craven eonnty, N. C, July 80th
1898.
A Goo. B. Anderson.
. B '8. Barton, Robert Borcom, Mrs.
an&M Brown, a. c. J. w. uuuer, Mrs.
Cbarlet Bryan.
C J. S. Clark, Mr, fflana cotton.
i D Mr. Barak E. Delmar.
it E H. M. Edward; Bander Ellis.
, F Mr. Thomas Fulford.
yy ill ill liBH wuiuiu.Al. St vrillilco.
- H sJ. W. Hunston, Mra, EddaHanrett,
HenryT. Hill.' ;
J C. K. Jamesf.t William' i - Edward
Jones, Mra. Cora Johnson, a.- John A.
Johnson. . i .-, . .
P Mis Rosetta Power,
' 8 Mra, Ann Rittle Spencer, Mr, Jama
HCOtt. - - .' - -
w ir:. r... ar..i
Jamet Henry William. Mrs. L. William.
Person calling for the above letter
will please say advertised and give date
of lift. The regulation now require that
one cent (hall be collected on the delivery
of each advertised letter.' : r ,"
. . Wm. E. CLABii, Pi l
i . :: "-j -Kotlee.-'
, The Democratic Executive Committee
of Craven county t requested to meet at
Death of Mr. Taos. Williams.
Mr. Thos. AVilliams, one of New Berne's
old citizens, died yesterday morning at
3:30 o'clock at bin residence in this city,
after a brief illness, of inflammation of
the lining niciiibran.1 of the brain.
The funeral services will be held this
afternoon at half-past fivo o'.'lo'-k. from
Centenary if. E. Church.
Mr. W:iliai:w w as 77 yca:s of age. lie
was born in Coventry. England, and
moved to the United aStutc? '.vith bis
mother and other members of the family
when a youth. He was employed in New
Berne in mercantile pursuit, for ten years,
then embarked in busines-i .n his ..w:i re
count in 1842, and continued in it up to
the present, a period of fifty years
Mr. Williams was a quiet, .steady man.
who attended closely to his business and
participated but little in outside affairs,
though he was au active member of the
iVtlantic. fire company in his young days
and continued to be an hononuy member.
He married Miss Sarah Eilis i f this
city. She preceded him to toe grave by
a few years. Two chiidicu survive a;- a
result of the union Mr. R. V. Williams, '
ex-Mayor of this city, and Mrc. .1. A. j
Meadows
Methodlst Sunday School Conference.
From Mr. Daniel Lime, the secretary,
we get the following infonnationjin regajd
to the Methodist Sunday School Confer
ence, held at Griftcn'last Friday and Sat
urday :
The Craven and Uriflon circuit held
their annual Sunday School ( ont'enmec
together at Grifton July 21Mh and 30th.
Notwithstanding the hot weather, unite a
good attendance was ou hand.
Dr. Loltin, of (irilton, extended a vci v
warm welcome to the di-li gates and visit
ors from the Craven rircuu, t- whi.-h W
B. Pearce, president of the conference,
responded in a short but Very earnest re
ply, and declared the conference ready ful
business.
About forty delegates wire present
from both circuits, representing twelve
Sunday schools. 91 tiHO A scholars" arc en
rolled in these schools-, uver.igiug about
70 per cent, attendance.
There is a general improvement, with
little exceptiou, all over the work.
Many names have been added since
last conference 'to the Snndav school
army. The work is accomplishing more
than ever before for the Muter
A strong resolution urging earnest tem
perance work in the Sunday school was
adopted, ami our S.inday schools are
generally on the upward march.
Tho Bcssion was pleasant aud profitable,
and all left feeling that it was good to be
there.
Kinslon Free Press please eopy,
Views From an Alliance Sigual Station.
Viewing the political horizon from on
elevated moral standpoint, there appears
some very ptrance satellites (in the politi
cal atmosphere; and t he most f t range am
unaccountable one, is he who rejects an
imaginary enemy to embrace u knoirn.
This is what some of our former Alliance
brethren are doing.
Wnca you went into thn Alliance did
you not pledge yourselves '-To labor for
the Education of the Agricultural classes,'
u the rxience ol economic. Ooverninent
n a ttrully nou titan sjilriK"
liretUreii have you forgotten this
pledge, this 1st article of our constitu
tion ( louwho are arraying yourselves
against your truest friends in North Caro
Una, to affiliate with a kncwi enemv.
Let me entreat the, so-called mends ol
reform, to look at the situation ( arofully,
before you strike a friend to help a known
enemy.
1 thought when Llius Carr was nomi
nated for Governor of N. ('. every good
Alliance man in N. C. could, and would,
support him, and I think so yet.
Let me say to my brethren of tho Al
liance, look well, before you leave the
principles of the Alliance to become
petty leader) in a disatlcctcd movement
that in N. C. is sure to hinder tho pnuci
pies of "Economic government."
1 do i ot think any good Alliance man
in North Carolina can under existing cir
cumstances support or recoirnizc the
"third party" movement. It is not
child of tho Alliance, but some f irmer
Alliance men seem to Ix; adopting it
Elias Carr, our honored ex-president is :
true and tried leader, he accepts and de
fends tile reform movement in all its hest
features. As for Gen. Weaver the moral
dignity of my ballot shall not bo lowered
by casting it for a man who can hate his
country men, as Weaver hates us.
Brother, don t let some, rulu or-ruin,
partisan lead you into a trap, purposely
set to catch those who arc not sufficiently
educated to hoc through the thin cover
ing that only partially hides the trap.
Eklucahon is the watchword ol the
Alliance.
Education rises above prejudice. My
duty to some of my follow men whom I
know no not see as far into this new
movement as I do, calls forth this article
Yours for real reform,
Dajiiel Laxe.
THE NEW KAILEOAU.
Bond of tbe Norfolk, Wilmington and
Charleston to be Floated This
Week.
The bond valued at 15,000,000, of the
Norfolk: Wilmington and Charleston
Railroad will be floated this week. Tho
construction of the road between Charles
ton and Norfolk will commence early
neit month from the terminals, and it
will be pushed aa rapidly as posstble.
The larger part of the money ha been
subscribed in this city, and practically it
1 a Philadelphia enterprise. Some few
of the North and South Carolina counties
have subsidized the company.
- The road will run 8S5 mile, and when
completed it will be. an air lino, with it
connection between Charleston,- 8,7 C,
and Nw York. Tbe road - will be
opened up for' traffic early : next year.
Phil. Inquirer; -- --', J- '
'i I, 1 . . -
W have a pedy and positive ear
for eatarrh, diphtheria eanker mouth
and haaiiaoha. In SHILOH "8 CATARRH
REMEDY. . jA nasal Injector free with
eaeh bottle. Us it if von deetra health
and aweet breath, ' Prtos tOo. Bold by
CLEVELAND CAMPAIGN S0(;
Tuxe "Old Nobtu State."
Grover Cleveland! Grover Cleveland!
Heaven's blessings protect him.
If we live we will cherirh, support and
elect him,
Though scoffers may ie,-r at. Mid Itadi'-als
disclaim him,
Yet our hearts swell with gladm s when
ever we name him.
Hurrah! Hi: t rah! .'"! - Piumci-nK l-'i-
ever
,i rah
hi
i:r I
rler.
I
Republicans nia-
their forces,
lint i leinocrat- al
white hoi.-, ;-,
O'er Force Hill .
p rotectioii.
We'll ride triurv.j.
tion
marshal
: icvch.iid
I Taiilfs
T!
lull tab.
Iictrcnohiuo::t and ,-c-iii- ,:i
public af-
fairs,
Deserves encouragement of
mr National
airs.
With plenty Mot !'r-.- ,i i,,.
smile betore u
Raise aloud ' raise to 'h
t'c
thrillini' chorus--
Hurrah! IIur::di ! .VI
Delliol r.ll
ever
Hurrah ! linnrili ! tor (
velan 1 .
leader
The outward fori. is tin
iiiiin r.
veals. lloi.MUs.
Be careful of your
culw 111(1
lip
peararjcu. Dreen
oan afford. Jut now
jo.i Cii-t buy
at an.t other
Cioiloo.; is
I'l'.il rn VOtl
a
unit cheaper tlc.n
time.
Our Btxc'-i
, and if wo c
:'. a bar".!:
olong ii
brokot
can g
in ;.i-.
money
"c
can
!ll!
a, the
forget
Clothes and toe ho.v wU y.
do. 'oa- at llllelr II
dreu Mint. in. t'lr.b Moumu ';.
new style, 2f)C. each. Do net
our line of sample gootiii.
J. M. 1IOW ,
People's Parly Convention.
A convention of the I'mptc l'::n-,
Craven county has been called to i
the Court House, in the city -.' ..
Berne, .Saturday. August (Ith, ' '.J.', .,1
o'clock, M., for the purpose of orani.
and electing a delegate to the Stale '
volition to be held at Hah igh A i u t
1KN2.
Townships are rc'piiMi.i i .
mary Mcctiiig-i on duly :io:h
one delegate for every fifty vot
Governor (all parties) 1kum.
Come one I come all ! and i.
I pii
grand cause of reform.
. Wm. II. Smith, t'liairm in.
People's Party Ex. Com . Craven . ounlv
For Sals,
One very large Iron Safe, .--iMaMo for
Banking business oralarire Commission
business; weight 5.0001 lbs. Manufac
tured by Mosler Hafejiind Lock t'oinpunv
of Cincinnati, O. iCostTthree h indrcd
and forty dollars delivered. Can buy or
exchange smaller safe by Jcorresponilinu
with orcallini; ou UK! IKE. New Heme.
N C.
AUo one Safe, i o.'t liinelv d-ill:.r-- at
factory of Mobler, lioloiian A. Co , ..f Cm
cinnati, 0.
Ihesc safes have not been om ,. ih,
factory only a very short time, and look
as well a.s when first made.
COME AND !jEE ME ! a:l
Buy Nono Other Than
Old Virginia Cheroots,
Best Cheroots in
tho Market.
Friet! being tho Hatne as lufuiior
Ohorootw.
2 jMauUI Clock Crriificates p teked
in every box bought of
yiuuiif: .vl'ri!
;kt.
H.-.i: - K
h. (3
Commiaalouers' title
Nortti Carolina (Jroven eonr.iy.
June! l'.. Hkrrlaon, Adm'rof M-inUrji ll.m.
0UCUIU14U, V. LiUlCtf uaiii, ut ai.
lMirsuant to ladgmnt and ordor of aalo
In the Above entitled Mpoul pruouodinK,
renilare 1 at Hprtng 'term, 1SH2. of the sunn.
rlorTourt of Mtld county and Mate. I will
ell to tbe htKoest bidder, for null, at uie
Court Hone door of ld f)rven county, in
tba olty of Mew Kerne. N. U..011 Moudav
Heptamber 6th, 1892, at 12 o'clock, noun, itie
loiiowiDBaeaonDea uacieof iad:
A eenain vraet sitoate on tae nurtb danf
Rente Boad. In Township Mo. a, Uraven
ooanty. North Carolina, adjoining the land
of Samuel 1 pock and other, being tbe same
eonveyed by W. J. Ff eneh to the said Mor-
deeal 111m, or deed dated JMov. 1 ith. 1S71.
and recorded In the Heoord of Graven
oounty, Hook So. 78, pane m and m, oon-
wuiinB eeTenneen aoree more or leu fully
described la eald deed and tbe petition in
aid ptooeedlac ,
Also anotner traol lying on tbe south aide
of NemeKoad In said Township No. 8, mid
county and atata, being tbe aame eoaveyed
to the said Motdeoal Ham by Henry H. Traola
and wife by dead dated January 22d, 1878,
reooruea in wa aawnu 01 uravenonuniy in
Book Ho. 79. pace JS7 and 28D. eontalnlna lis
aoreamor or leee, fally deeeiibed In eatd
oaad ana uie petition, excepting them from
the four traow or nareai of land of 15 1 8
acres eaoh oonveyed by llordeoal Ham and
wife to Mlneo Alexander, Thoma H. llllla
hnnt, Blmon ataton and Sylyeeter Leary by
oeeo reearaeoiin oreven oonaiy in nooas or
DeedNo 71, pa m, and No. 81, page 810,
and Ho. 81, page 171, and No. 100; pae 6tt0
reepeotlvalv. which are hereby referred to
tor a aeeonpiioa or eaia aaoeptea traeia.
tOH AOgUt SO, love. -
O. R. TnOMAS,
al td Oommlsaloner.
New Watoh & Jeweler Shop
US MISDLI DTRKBT, IHKAB. JUBO&D.
,!( yon htv Watches orv which other
nartloa have failed to arivtr tatis faction.
send them to me I have every facility of
tn true and guarantee worn at short
notice ana very reasoname price. ; 1
JyMJm; . ;-,B. D,.BANGB;RT
kVXl
ia
Absoluto'y Pure.
A ei
!T:(,!ie
?am of
tof nil
tariu,
in 1'.m'
bakin powdor.
f-riing svreir'th.
:on-nm:nt
port.
UoVAI. i
St., N. Y.
i i:it i .
. If
,.;1
Horse Milliner.
Any in w . no, - 1 ; .t el
Hand -made llariic- will do well to i
on J. W. GAY, at Sti wart's Carria::.- a
H-o-". ;h IVp.i.aloiy i n I',!,,-, I tr,
p'-ei..' a' -it: .; i .i ! 1 ir, i
all kind '.n ibis h ..
WANTKl) v ! .i :.' I -i:'j
unpiceedeiiied ....,rfttiity t a man .
pluck an-1 iu h ' .m-ini -um . r-!
$2.0IH) inc. iin. to f, -i:-ht !t o. i.;
ri -lit J-l-lce.
1 A N " ' :.
I i'l r. . -. . .
I
.1
And foil.
In re vii:
may want.
duality, Pi-. to ;-:ui Sati.i'.c
tiou Guaranttcd.
KesjK-ltlllily.
Jiackbcrn S WAeiL
Miss Neili j valkcr
W.ll vesiii., - i- Mh '. t . M- I 'A 1
A Ii. I si : I i .'
Eor inf. l.ii.itiiei i. . ii.i.I.ii. i on
Jolinsoii :-tr. it , '.' ii
Grain 1 tkede Fasd I
BRABHAM L UM1TH,
SiiceessOi k t : .- . I'.. -V. ':n,iiiivooo.
ii n ,! 'Aiti i !:
Hay, Corn, l.'.i
Hominy, iU;;.--,
CovcrH. UiidKH-K
AgontH fm IV:
t'o'rt Sl)to(l-).
Ordors foi .v.-.
moat c'rci.ii .1
lacksj;.' b-i::;;
Ht.iictOHt : ...'1
in 1.1 lfl;f
( .!
l, in,
r.ii:!,i;, li.iirel
:lild Tlt'M.
or ! lendi rson
' e. l.l li:'.V.' the
' 'liii il!i . VVl
s. :.! i-.i o.-r t'ot-
G-O
IS
a 9
South l-'roiit St ,opi. (.isii.ii h.'.i'f,
For Furniture of Ail Eiatb.
MutLiOttM'H inutlo u inlt-r iti,.l fi wy
vatvd.
PRICES VERY LOW.
Jyl dwtf
Tobacco!
Tobacco!
AT
Rock Octlom Prices !
8c. up t4V. for (Imveley.
. ' Wo have the (elcblutul
Orange , Grsnd Sugar
(not acid) Cured Hams.
We biro a Full Lino of
Groceries.
(IOoh out fo Aug. ad.) -..,'
gib tsit;
s'? " r ' r
W t! A - i i i . i,i ,. : .
; nil' I -, ! i.. . l -!i::. ..-:
Wilson
Mudzk Institute,
WILSON, NOKT1I CAROLINA,
JiU.s'DAi ,
i'i i.M IlKlt ". 1802.
"pri In nsive
. ii .i i-'ull
ol any
1 M usie
! p iiiiii-
i. 'iiuihl-
i -Ii i-.uil ly
' -llalie-IH s
prop.
A A.
. N .
..pal.
1'ii i
.fj A Cl i'loGi
j Co
I.I
ii me
toil,
I. for
n 1:1
o- n , o the
i I a-h. I will
e hi -riles! I. id
i- Ii m i- of said
' front, street,
i Friday and
A'lU'Us!. lsw
i. .:! ..!' Tell
iie,' Personal
oll.:o!loI, :i,
I i iicl Slap s
'oi: oil :i of
: -t ..I per
loiniual ion or
"t 'In Capital
"t .Niwl'iin
il N. -,
A M
Tlii
, ,-t' .1.
I'ilAS
I I. b'K
'he. I.
SALl:. IIVEHY, FEED
AMI
it!
tf
44 W
Si
; 1'iio GiUn House
i;:,l.ivir.ff Prices
I'KOrKIKTOK.
111 1 17 ihstf
yuasway a Churchill,
Machinist's Supplies
A
CRAVEN STREET,
Cue door btiow City Hall.
Ail ,'iiiei-H Kent t.) 11.1 will luivp our
prompt ;it ti-TiI.ii in, mill lie delivered ti
;oiy iiut of I lie eily w iilimit delay.
Qihilily .uel piue.-i i;ii;u:inteed in every
inst il" i ji'iOdwfp
oav. n..iK"'r, what (na troujle
with youV Didn't jou Ret the nomina
tion 1
No, but I cot a mir of Cart Wheel
that dnn'i cuit me, and now J.' O.
Whitty & Co. have just cot in a supply
of thoMi (Vli tirated Tnoneaeefl Wheel.
lam always doing just what I ought
not. Take my Mi vice and go at once
toWliittv'H Bmlpt pair of the Ten-
nespee Wheels and you oan smile if I
can t.
Forjtent.
The rooms over the store of Disoswajr
ft Churchill (next to city hall) are fcr
rent. Apply to
jyl3if J. E. Latham.
250,000 BRICK
READY FOR SALE!
Cheaper than any other Mar
C
can Furniih Then.
1 - '
I've Rot 'em and want to sell Vm, - -J'
Applf fe ' k .., ,.
W. P. BURRUS, Neit BeVna, ot :
,' ' ' 'M. PORTER, Rlverdale! '
in
- r
v . . ;Cryj:rtril:r.cr8jCr- ;j ,j. w. Bidpu, chairmen.
Children Cry JorPitcherliCastorlv
Foot of , Hiddlo v street
ChildrenCiTor.Pftcher'fXKtorfa.'
Ww uerne urng (JO. :. .