North Carolina Newspapers

' ' ' . ' . ' , 1 V 1 M l , ' Journal. The rrv mm 71 " VOL. XL-NO. 146 NEW BERNE, N. C.t TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1892. PRICE 5 CENTS. J V; i - T) ANANA9. lemons.' AtiDlcsand Cocoa- nuU cheap. Also .Richmond Straight . tut Cigarettes. 9 13 St Ncnn & McSohlet. BUSINESS LOCALS. IjlXCELLENT accommodations for 4 Boarders and Lodgers on reiwonub'.c terms. 0. T. Hancock, 9 lltf. Opposite Bishop's Factoiy. FOB SALE: A Fine ICnabe PIANO, same as New and in perfect order, scpll ltn Mns. VV. R. Bi,ockt. DON'T forget Baxter the Scicntiiic Optician, now located permantly with you. All eyes lilted correctly where glnssos will remedy the trouble. 7tf DWELLING HOUSE for Bent, comer Pollock and Hancock streets. Apply to Olf W. H. Coiikb, at store. I OFFER my services to the people of New Bcrue for a short rime. Ollicc attinston House. W. 0. Bkownk, 9 Otf Optician. WANTED To borrow one thousand dollars upon live or six thousand dollars worth ol" unincumbered real es tate. Address "WANTS" care Jom-NAi, Office. New Ucme, N. C. Sept. 3, 1892. OLD PAPERS for sale in any quanti ties at the Journal Ollicc. Good for pasting on walls and putting under carpets. tf I HAVE fitted up Hotel Albert Barber Shop nicely and in style. I invite all my old patrons and others who want a pleasant shave' or hair cut in artistic stylo to give me a call. Pit of. W. II. SlIEFABD. MI81I. SACRAMENTAL, PORT and 8CUPPEUN0NG WINES for sale by Jab.. Redmond, f OK SALE Jolts' box or ward I ri)N iouixuk is a perfect lounge by i.ny mid a purled bed by ntn ht, and you unit i. lit nwa) im much rlothin or other nrtiislva it io ihe avrragft wardrobe. You can net throe artiola for the prioe I one. f o extra chrye for paufciug or rhipping Mr. Dr. TalmtRe. wife of the cele brated preaober, anys thnH InunveH art lery . vry nice. Price in ('reton. $10. I2. lUuue $12. 14. K-Hill, 420. Sir,. Hnk KiooHtull.-, $25 i!30. TVrra 10 per cent, dit-ooum iinflh with order or half with order hlmic 00 d.. ALFRED COLES. 'Inuo and Myrtle Avumme. Brooklyn, N. V. I CALVIN SCH AFFER'S WILD CHERRY ROCK AND RYE, put up expressly for throat and lung dis eases, for sale by Jab. Rkdmond. DUFFY 8 MALT WHISKEY for Mdioioal use. for sale by jao20 Jab. Redmond. RD. V. JONES, lato id obarge or the prescription department of Pelham's Pbarmaoy, Asheville, N. 0., has opened Prescription Drug Store next to oastom bouse. Speoial oare is Riven to the selection of preparations for prescription use only. The patron age of the publio is loliolted . ma;29 HCNYADI Janos Mineral Water, the best Natural aperient. For sale by Jab. Redmond. 1 )UBE CORN WHISKEY for sale by JAS KEDMOND. DUFF Gordon Impirtod Sherry, for sale by Jas Redmond. XM PORTED HOLLAND GIN. Burke's Ban' Ale and Burke's Guinness' Htnni, for sale by Jas Redmond. 7ri fCC 0IQAK9 at very low I tlUUU figures to wholesale and retail trade for sale by Jab. Redmond. GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY used very much in ibe sick room. For sale by Jab Rrdmokp. . Cholera is not a bit worse than the Republican party. Keep clear of both. Thb Craven County Cleveland and Garr Olnb has now about 300 names on it rolls. The number of new coses of cholera in Hamburg and through oat Russia continues to decrease daily. All the lumber mills at Marin ette, Wis., are closed, and between 2,000 and 3,000 men are on a strike. IT is said that each member of President Harrison's Cabinet will make four speeches during the campaign WS hare good account from all he surrounding country. Good and true men are coming back into ' the Democratic fold. Mors eases of cholera in New York Harbor, but the authorities are oonfldent of being able to deal with it successfully. " - , It is designed to have a supply of campaign literature at . the wig wam for eratnltons distribution. There is not much on hand now, out a full supply is expected dallj.' 1 1 T Hi Democratic wigwam is now open to the public night and day. Democrats from ' the ooantrr . will find It a pleasant i place to! nirot with their friends and. rpeud so cial honr. "'.'k- '''"'fy'-' KXVIB.lose a chance of saying a kind word.', As , Oolliogwood . never saw a vacant place in his estate bat he took an acorn out of his pocket .and . popped it Id, no deul with your ' - compliments throngb life. An aoorn coats noth 1d,t, 1-t it may sprout into a fro r-' i ! it of timber. M, " We publish the appointments of Hon. B. F. Grady, Democratic candidate for Congress, and John Q. Smtiw, liq. Democratic can didate for Presidential Eleotor in thin the 3rd Cangressional district. They open the canvases at New Kirk' Bridge, Sampson county today, aud close out at Vaooeboro, Craven, Co , October 21. Oppos ing candidates are invited to meet them. TnKKK m a constitutional amendment t be voted on at the election in November, a fact that should not be lostight of.Tbc Legis lature at its last session passed an act providing for Kubmission to the poo Ie at this election the question of amending the constitu tion so that the solicitors of the Superor court shall be elected by the vote of the entire State, as the judges are elected instead of by their respective districts as now. The people will bear this proposed amendment in mind when they go to the polls in the Fall. LOCAL NEWS. NH W AD VEItTISEMENTH. Henry Taylor Farm for rent. Nunn & McBorlcy Oannnus, etc. Showers again today. A spei ial meeting of all members and friends of the Y. M. C". A. will be held in the Association ball tomorrow niht. Fifteen new pupils entered the Colle giate Institute yesterday. Among them was Mr. II. N. Roper, ot Middleton, Hyde county. The stock irom 'The Clark Store" was being moved yesterday to the larger and better store at the market dock adjoining Messrs. W. P. lJurrus & Co. c are glad to note there was quite a large attendance ut the men's meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association Sunday last. Keep a lookout for some thing interesting for next Sunday. The Senatorial Convention of this dis trict meets at Morehcad today. Among those who went down last night to attend it were Mr. C. R. Thomas, of this city, Mr. W. 8. Herbert, of the Kinston Free Press, Messrs. John C. Wootcn, jr., W. F. Stanly, L. Harvey, of Kiuston, and Messrs. John Suggs and Dixon, of Greene county. Sullivan and Corbett No. I were On the board Saturday night. A couple of our yonng bloods were unwilling for New Berne to be outdone by New Orleans, so a "bout was arranged alter dark on the banks of the Ncusc beneath the glimmer of a powerful electric light. It was ba- tween two light weights and required only four rounds to decide the contest. Tlie members of the ladies auxilliary of the Young Men's Christian Associa tion, aud all other ladies interested, arc invited to u meeting at the Association Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. General Secretary Wilkinson and State Secretary Coultor will be present to confer with them about their work for the Association. Let there be a full at tendance. Delegates to Club Convention. The following delegates havo been ap pointed to attend the State Convention of Democratic Clubs, which convenes in Raleigh, Sept. 16, 1802 : S. M. Brinson, S. C. Bragaw, J. J. Baxter, J. 8. Long, J. W. Biddle, W. D. Mclver, C. A. Battle, C. R. Thomas, Alex. Miller, S. IT. Lano, H. C. Whitehurst, Enoch Wadsworth, T. A. Green, II. J. Lovick, A. H. Powers. Coming and Going. f Judge H. R. Bryan left yesterday morn ing to hold Superior Court at Golds- boro. . Dr. Frank Duffy left to spend a short time in tho western part tf tho State for rest and recuperation. Miss Marion Riulcliff left for the New York Conservatory df Music. Mr. W. II. Ernull, who lias lcen visit ing his father at Ernul's, left, returning to Washington, The steamer Ncusc brought i i the fol lowing passengers : Mr. J. B. Clatke, who has been spending a few weeks at Pantcgo, returning to the city ; Mr. P. La Montagne, returning from . Canada, where he has been spending the summer ; Miss Nettie Hollister, returning from a pleasure trip to Canada ; and Mr. M. Orr, of Norfolk, coming to ' spend a few days with relativea in tha city. ' ?j ,The steamer Neuse took out the follow ing passengers !. Messrs. E.a Hackbura and 8. C. Hamilton, on a Northern bust nest trip 1 Mi. W. B. Smith, returning to Culpepper, Va.; Mrs. 8. 'H. Lane, Mist Harriotte Lane aud Miss Lucy Rithton, to purchase (all stocks cf millinery ; Mrs. Joel Klnscy, to Visit her mother. . Mrs, Pennell, in Philadelphia i Miss , Car: ie Yeotnant to New York, to. visit her sister Mrs.' Clarence Ensley, and U1mv Sadie Moore to New York to attend school. , BUOKLM) AKRIGA. SALTS ! . tab BwtHalv la tha world for Onti, BiVtssa, Hons, doors, Halt khsnm, Frrar Bor, f attar, Uliappad Hands, Chilblains, Corns, rand all Bkln Eruptions, and ?ost tlvaly (tare Pile, or ao pay required. It Is guamittiad to glra onrteot satisfaction, or nionfa raf unded. Fries 2,1 cents par bot. i'or sals la Nawbsrn by F. B. Dufir, wbol(m. and ratall drO!jWt. PRO. September, 5, 1892. Tho Board met at 11 o'clock. Present, Commissioners, Jas. A. Bryan, chairman; E. W. Smallwood', J. A. Meadows, Daniel Lane and Win. Clevc. Mr. Asu Jones tendered his resignation as cotton weigher for the city of New Berne which was on motion adopted. On motion Commissioner Meadows, it is ordered that no assessment for the taxation be made against the. property of the New Berne Sewerage Company for 1 802 because in its present condition it is considered valueless. Ordered, that the clerk of the Hoard notii'v the suncrvisors ol public roads of township No. ii to appear before this Board on the first. Monday in October and show cause why the road leading from Hancock creek to liuaufort road should not be rc-rstnblishtd as a public road. Ordered, that a vouch. for 'J.UO be issued to Hatch Heath for support ol Lizzie Woods and her livi children. Ordered, that the voting place in Russell's precinct, township No. 3, be changed from the bam of H. A. Kussell to the ollicc of J. W. Lane at Barnwell village. Ordered, that the voting place at Arnold's store townsship No. 9 be and is hereby discontinued. Notice is hereby, given that the polls of said precinct will be held at Jasper in said township. Ordered, that the clerk give notice by publication in the New Iiernc Daily Journal of the change of the polling place from Kusscll's bam to J. W. Lane's office at Barnwell village, township No 3, and the discontinuance of the. voting place at Arnold's store, township No. 7. as required by law. Ordered, that the following persons be and hereby are appointed registrars ot the voters for the various election pre cincts of Craven county, and that the clerk of this Board make immediate publication of such appointments ut the court house door, and further that the sheriff serve a notice of said appointment upon each registrar : First township, Vanceboro A. M. Williams ; Maple Cypress, J. 11. Gardner. Second township, Ernul Alfred Gas kins. Third township, Fort Barnwell -Jos. KinBcy, Dover J. E Komcgay, Cove O. II. Richardson. Fifth township, Temple's W. G. Temple ; Stanton's, Isaac Taylor, Sixth township, Lee's Farm A. J. Chcstnutt. Seventh township, Conners N. M. Porter; James City, O. II. Perry. Eighth township. 1st ward J. E. Gaskill ; 2d ward, J. 1C. Wiilis ; 3d ward, W. S. Styrou; 4th ward,J. B. Lane; 5th ward 'McCarthy's, T. F. McCarthy ; St. Philip's, L. J.Taylor; outside city, Camp Palmer, W II. Bray ; Pleasant Hill, Graham T. Richnrdson. Ninth township, Jasper A E. Wads- worth. On motion tl' Board took a recess to 3 o'clock p. m. MONDAY MTF.I1.NOON. September 5. The Board met pursuant to adjourn ment, Jas. A. Bryan, chairman; E. W. Smallwood, Daniel Lane, Win. Clevc and J. A. Meadows. The Board commenced the revision of the jury list as the law requires. Took a recess till next day, 10 o'clock. Tuesday, Sept. 0. The Board met pursuant to adjourn" ment. Present, Jas. A. Bryan, chair man ; E. W. Smallwood, Daniel Lane and Wm. Cleve. The chairman prescntod to the Board for can collation the following Craven county bonds purchased by him for credit of the siuking fund to-wit; Bonds of the denomination of 500.00 numbered, 77 and 99. Bonds of the de nomination of $25.00 numbered 44, 45, 54, 55, 1080, 1087, 1088, 1080, 1090, 1091, 1002, 1093, 1094, 1095-amounting in tho aggregate to $1,350.00. On motion the chairman appointed Commissioners Lano and Clevo a com mittee to destroy said bonds which they did by burning the same in the presence of the Board, Register of Deeds and cx- commissioncr S. W. Latham. On motion E. K. Bryan is appointed cotton weigher for the city of Now Berne to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna tion of Asa Jones, and the clerk is di rected to notify him to appear before tho Board and give tho bond required by law, Ordered, that the sheriff is hereby in structed to refund to Wm. 8. Gaskins the poll , collected from him for 1801, he being over SO yean of age. ( Ordered, that Jas. A.Bryan, chairman of this" Board, bo appointed proxy for Craven- county to vote the stock of laid county in tha A. St 27, 0, Railroad at the next meeting of stockholders of said road. j The Board on motion took a reoeas till s o'clock. . ' . H- V ; AfTDUrOOX R8SIOV. ! -The Board met . pursuant to adjourn. ment.;) Present, Commissioners Jm. A. Bryan, E.W. Smallwood and Wm. Cleve. They proceeded with tho work of re- tnniv ilia far Hb. V. ' t ' V . COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CEEDINUS. A Ote' 'tfe;t;:icew' WeV till 10 o'clock next morning. 7 ,-'.,''; . ' ' V" WEDtntflDAI- MOBHIKo W'W . Tna Board met pursuant to adjourn w v. ... . . A '..;,,,V.'; - ment. Present, Commissioner, ,1. . Bryan, Win. Cleve. and E. Smallwood The revision of the jury list was com pleted. Ordered, that tin: clerk of tho Board notify the sheriff that lie will he p-quip-d to settle with the commissioners for tuxes collected for 18(H on the 2)th dav of September, 18112 Whereas, L. II. Cutler, president ol'tl.i Farmers, and Merchants Hank of 'c. Berne, has und; r oatb filed with thvtvx lister of No. 9 township. Craven county an abstract setting forth thai 'In capital stock of said Farmers and Ic chil-.v do',1 , lua. li ar 11.. the ol'-al 1 Bank is worth I m t 7,r cents m tin- and whereas the said I, II. nil, r Ii complaint before lois P.nnr I il valuation of said capital 'Mm i, : upon the tax list at 100 cut' dollar, and whereas the valuation stock was bv reason of a misunderstand ing upon the part of the list takei al.oM referred to entered at 100 ce nts iiHtc id cents as listed by said Cutler. It i.- Ordered, that the valuation of sa.c capital stock be reduced from 101) to cents on the dollar and so nlercd rpoi the tux list. It is ordered that a copy of ilii- i.rdoi be served upon the sheriff. ItARBECl'E ANI SPEAKING Speakers of Note -Extraordinary Prep arationsBrass Bands and Cannon Dinner for Everybody. The posters that arc up in the city in regard to the grand time the l)eino, rats are expecting at oodiiii.'ton, l.enoii county on the 2-1 1 1 1 instant, announce that Hon. Klias Can-, ex-Ooveruoi .lar is. and Mr. F. A. Woodard, the Congression al nominee of the Second district, will In present to discuss the p.-litii ul i-sucs, and that Senator '.. B. Vance, Senator John B. Gordon, of (Jeoroia, and lion I.. K. Livingstone. President of the 'Ccoiajia State Alliance, are also expected to lu ll rcscu t by special invitation. A regular " fo' do wall ' lime i- ar ranged. It i- announced that thoie will he dinner for evervhody, t hal one loin dretl pigs and twenty lambs are to be bar becued, and an ox masted whole. Two brass bands have In en 1.11:: discourse sweet niii-'u on tin' e 10, ,1-i' 'II cannon .ii -tin and it is said that one hundred shots will be lired in honor of tin guished guests. Everybody is invited la go and h'lp swell the crowd and enjoy ' In tcu-l ol intellect and body prmided "ii tin- i ecu 31011. Only Slightly Injured. The colored man who wlnh in an in toxicatcd condition was siuicL by l!.e locomotive step of tie: excursion train, Saturday, between Kinstoi! and Kallim: Creek, was only slightly injured ami he has returned from Kinston to his hoi.n . At the tune the accident occurred he was sitting on the end "t one of tin cro ties with his .back t -n. ards the t r n h . Tin engineer saxv bun and did all . n hi- pow . i to stop the train v, lu u he - m In- in. In u tions that he was 1 1 . . t .oiim: I., move, aid did stop it in a shoi: -pai . 'ai' n "t '"i- I he was reached Oilers wire made i i i .l-.- I, tin train but ho declined Tin nlar pi scnuer tram was m waiiwi:' on -id, track n short distance ftirllnr up,: those in chanrc of the e ursiou t 1.1 those on the regular train and it stopped for the man. Finding him willing to !'o to Kinston be was taken aboard and h fi thcro until every needful provision win made for his cure by the railroad ollieials as stated. ' Tribute. While it is over thirty jcurs ag. miic Allcock's Vonors I'lastkiis wci. tirst introduced to the medical profession and public, tho marked success and unpre cedented popularity which tiny nut with not only continues, but steadily in creases.. No other plasters have been produced which gnin so many testimon ials of high value as those continuously accorded to Ai.lcoi k'h Pououh Pi.as TE8, und the only motive for those ex ceptional tributes lies in the fact of their being a medicinal and pharmaceutical preparation of superior value. Addi tional proof tif the true value of A 1.1. COCK'S Poiiovb Pi.artkiih lies in the fact that they arc being largely imitated by unscrupulous persons, who seek to d. ccive tho public by olfering plasters which they claim to be the "same,' "equal," "a good," "better," "licst por ous plaster," etc., while, it is in general appearance only that they resemble At.t. cock's. Erery one of the so-called por ous plasters aro imitations of Au.coi k's Poiious Planters. Avoid dealers who attempt to palm oil' inferior aol worthless plasters that are purchased by them at low raton for the purpose of; substitution. 8iweUl Notice. We bcir to notifv our piitroim and the public g'3in:rally that having purchnscd rn crooi-wiH uu nxiun-n ui ui Browu, tho Barber,! wa hope by polite and strict attention to business (no "Prince of WsJcs" airs) to merit a con tlnuance of tho patronapo so sencrously bestowed upon our former employer. ...... Roapeotfully, II. L. Daskh, Proprietor, ShUoh'a Oatunh Bmnadr. A marral- mia ants for a OaUrrh. Diphtharia Oanktr month, and Haadaoha. With mob bottle that ia an ingenloua nasal t&jsotor for tha mors tooosMful trt maot of thsae oanplaiata without axtra oharne. :-,. . CORBETT, THE CHAMPION. Corhe't und Si i in: il .Va1, '. Ij'lcans nut last undo , And were greeted the great I'd Sullivan, thou'li u conic-i. Has at L.st been .!i the Wist. '. ith tllollMlllds to i liter 'lu ll ited in ( '.il licit from 'flu cfi a' oi li an live in'!- V ill ' Io llh Wc-I. man. H'h . hai.' t. ii ., . a ctt mi t a. "fli-ll! In .1 ll lii IV II III Hit 1 wh in I thousand ; w li- tni.- alTair I lni in.- jo-n, 1 L. " V. I.. o . I'.ie; - hi I In s i.. mi la li.a . n Hi. .1 lull. .-In Iplllll ol Io priii- extends to aii a i ir'l a- him a call In Ii A Inch. I. an. I lull an. I Children Cr for Pitcher's Castorii Farm for Rent. CONSISTING of' 75 Acres Cleared Land, 30 of Woodland, .-limited W: 'I. iu.1. miles from New from Neuse rivi Iiernc -I Ii. Aiimi i ild -, ii'l-i ipl.,1 h I I in .mil. (iooil dwcllini; and i orchard Siih-i did well of w.ucr Fi.t tiirlhi r p-titiculars addr.---HKNItV I'A VI nil 'J i:: dlw'li N.-w I i in. , c. ItECEIVED TO-DAY : 100 Boxes of those Celebrated CHOICE PALE CREH1 Cheeses, mm BETTER. IMilCi: LOW. WHOLESALE GHOOEK, MIDDLE STUEET, NW HKK u. a Attention! Ginners. ' i: aim: ci: i- i .- i mi. WIN8IIIP Improved Cotton Gin. U T. C A I. -lii IN Hc; Gin Saw Files, Belting, Oilo. Lnoo Loather, Bolt Hooks, Tulleys. Etc. ,..b. fan kind Disosway & Churchill, ( Inc door I" !.' 1 0 - !l-'- Horse 8hoeing. A'c I. i. in tin I'ii C:.i i i n . in.. Wed. .I i ini.i , Mccl 'c ,lo all I. N of I-'. in. - llai alii. . . 1 WIM'M.I: Can- pliitinu. ' hati-ilacti ial. '.i 7 Tin :m 1 N , I'.niI.I. Railways! Having pmciniM'it l!m KAII.WA VH. tlioroii.;hIv IIOWAIil) :i nl Invinp; MAIM NK h:iil them Repaired and Rofurnislied, I am now prop.ncil to ilo nil cfisn of Vessel and Repair Work. TIiomi di'siiin wnrk of Miis U mm I will J. A. Meadows. Now Ih'iiin, Si'plonihcr, X'i. T li" THE MYSTERY OF AGES is tha Bphtnx. IWV Whv? WlionY Ndonohaa boon able Ui aolva it. Ids tenlngeara hare novor tolvnd it. It a a good ropreaontation oi tho myntoiy our oompctttora cannot ioIto. s . ReapeotfuUyf . Ik:kt:m & ATk. ,. I J. H. BENTON, M.D., D.D.S. DENTIST, IVrinanentlyJocHtoil. NKWilKKN, N.U. Uan ailnilnlHt-Hred for IIih t raot.ioTi ol ton'Ji without j.ttln. Otltco, flnrnnr of MicMle Htrf l anil !'( ral Allpy, oppoHiie AlnltilH Ht. BapttHi ( Imrrh, Sf Tin Houses ww k iii I Ii'1 Timiin tin- J. W. WOOD. Horse Milliner. i , till'1 . I- ii- i I' III. w ' ( ai I'.l. a .-. I I.I M I., i all .a-;.- and I h. : II.UmI hi:l ..ii .1. . ! Imi ih - si all l-.Mi.l ; 1 II., all. .il i. .ii u. I Io i . a 1 1 iie.r ol i . In.. . NUNN ?: HcSQRLEY, IW IN Fruits, Confectioneries, FINE TOBACCOS, And Smokers' Articles Mi i.: W BERNE. N. C. cii 1 1. in. i c i ci HI - an-1 ( I II . 1 1 1 1 i M. General R. HOWARD, InsiiraiiM: Agent, Now Eerna, N. C. To Cinners IF YOU NEED A COTTON GIN, GET THE improved BROWN, Tin? Bost u: th-.' Market. L II. Cutler & Co. Fer Rent, I1" I" W 1 ' i . I ' i I I -rive XJs TR9AL ! 1 ..1. 1, .i 1 Delivery Wagon, , .1.- 11.. SI N..1 Uc I. II I'lM I Ma I 1.1' Pig Hams and Breakfast Strips. w . ii 11 -.ni -p. . iii .11. 1.1 1. .11 1 11 30c. BUTTER IMl Full Cream Cheese AI.WAYs u HT. 1 Mil 11 - oiH itl I'- .111-1 u ' ; 1 1 r ihlri liritiiil :it (1 lit It l . Tlcinkin..' dim IV'i- 11. I.. 1 tin 111:1 paat favors int. I Iriilin .ni pari of o.ir future Ihiiih ciy re .. 1 ll.tll v Churchill & Parker, I, N. w Heine S 'ill Am .I'.roa.l Nro. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE GO. I t ike pleasure in nolil'vine; iny I'ricn.l.i III. I the pill. lie that. I lia. nrcclilcil Sl'KCIAl. AOLNCV lor this Stnlo with tho Mutual Life Insurance Co OF NEW YORK. (Mlicri iioun from in 11.111. to 4 p.m. nt U. H. Nixon'H otliri, opponilo O. Murkn. on Pollock strcK, whom L will he ilcaiwd to rcocive my friend and givn any infnr mation dcoiroit hy lluwo wuntinc; the limt and West f.ifo Inxunuiop. S. D. JONES, i &-Ci.;Vi'A V'8-17tCi mm Grain 1 Seeds! Feed I BRADHAM & SMITH, Sic i-'ssims to s. Ar. V. K. AV. Smallwood. lIF.AIHit'AltTKIW FOU Hay, !orn, Kicti, Oats, Bran, Ilonuiiy, Hags, llurlaps, Barrel Covors. ltiigping und Ties. AgentH for IVier Henderson & (!o'h Heeds. Orderw lor st i-ds will have the most, rarefm ut ((intion, every p-ittkagi lmi.i;: sold tinder the HtrictHt gniiraiitfo. juljlOtf NORSES AND MULES. I hhvc jiint rmiHivui a FINE LOT of Western North Carolina HORSES AND MULES. ALKO A FINK I,OT OF BUGGIES, ROAD CARTS AN I) HARNESS. All of which I will soil VERY CHEAP for oAsh or approved paper. Give rat ii trinl. Atlantic and N. C. R. R. Co. Till' l I.I II s I ll'l'll'K, Ni.w ni i:n. N ' ' . S-il, s, 1s'.l'. .li i.leii.l ..I' 1 ii r .-.-ui . mi I In- i'iii ii .l -1... k ..I II.- il.niii. ninl North C:uo loi i K iiIiim.I ( i,n..aii will In- miil ut the I'r. i-ina -i ollii-i-. on in, I .il'ii r tin- lirnt In ..I I. I .. I Is-,.' ,, s, kliolilrrs 111" I. . a .1.1 ..l III. '".'. I II -1 1 I . IS'.I'.1. r c i:r.i 1:1 . 'l i. . nm. Notice. - .ii. ,- , I,.-, -Mvcn llnit. at the - li. nut of CoinraiH n.ii. held at the l .'ll 11 t.liu fu-st . IN'.fJ lit. Imiidi! the M'a.i I 11 tin '! or -.1 II. siom-rs i.m 1 '1 il 1 1 1 11. ii-.f ii. N .-w Mollll.IV III Si pi t'MJ Im nm. ..III.' I -.III I "iitlii, 1 ho lollowinfT .! of election in .n.-M-ll .1 precinct, he I Iiii :i s liain to .1. 1 '..11 11 well vil li ...t'llf. JllllCK iu 1 Ai nolil s store, be -. .'ii'.inneil, und tha lll.l.ll- .1 II 1.1,. e.l I .-III- . VI,; 1 n, 'a 1 1 ili-e. '. 1 l-MI , -..-r . VV Wil li II- pi ecinct, are noti n 11. 1 'l'owiihhii. lMIIDliK, ClerU. For Sale, Mniiil.lt' lor ( 't'liunisfiion , 1 ,00 ii... Maniifac' k ( onipunv 1.1 ihirf liundred i !. ';in Imy or l ( 01 ri-Hihlinr IK IT. v.v Jk me, IHM- I ilollHrH Ht . 111 A (..., fl ih i:i l;. .1.1 III of tllC . Mill I ll)4k ! a3 mi: n i:i: mi: New Jewelry Store. I i ir i 111", a nici' line ol ) KY KIY11Y. 1 ' ..I 1.. 1 l.l'.'in. allllillll, llow .. I .i-i, in. I all !. i-Iiiil; liriuulH o, III'-. 1 . Am a- 1.. 1 l.i iii.l . 1. nlilicallv !"' I' k 1 1 -. .I. l- 'ii a. ;li in-t 1 iiim.iilH und a .-I-:. ih. ii ii-c. Io lil. 11117 dufvrt i-i. .11 1 1 1 a 1 can l.c liltcil with Oltutaea, 'in I. aa l'ai-Nliopi.i, 1 1 prrinctniljia. l.a.i.l an. I A -I ii'inal i-ni, I ii .111 sillila I i oinpoini.l. ) Walclii- .ni.l .liwilry r. paired .!:., in.l sklllliilly. Kill -, I'lu -a Spciiacl. H j.Kt ai rivi d. I km.ll a--k a share of tho lmtronugfl if the pi'.iplc .-I New li. rue and country, i-a-oinnc; you ilmt I will highly appntidte inii- patrouacv, an I will in nil trnnxao tiniH ..uaraiit.H satialnction. all an. I c;et my .irica. They will -iitrinc ."t. l(iii'Ctliir.y, T. J. BAXTER & CO. I'ollock Si., I.. S. Wood'n Hfand. Sampb and Half lloso I Sample Summer Vests. for ladies & children; Sample Suspenders, On mi1n ITa WAAtAi Bags. Everything Cheap; r Everything warrantcJ to be as represented. Barrisgtca G ;C:i!::r 1 V .' . ,...''.,. ii ':: ' ' '. ,' . ; 1 .