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mi n 'i Ml NGfTOJN -' I: NOTICE . a r.rjrtirf" l:av ' I'll II J The Oveter rU,5m..;y " 1!'r" "v il ,.,-n..H..M.t cure I', H,,!v 11 ViM- (WriH. Astbmaanrt U'.nL.i-ii'''.'.-, : f Ct.,.tiMis alsn a I'NUirV TI P-: s'K'l 1 '., rvous a.-1'iUiy nall i questet to meet at Morehead city on Wednesday the 27th day of June, 1893. kt 12 oviock. i All persons having auy business be- f ore R..id l onimission are especially r' q - ted to be present. . I would like in ' tt-f. jis manv ovs1frmn anil no r.-,.., . HTl'i Til ; - ,,..tTS in. tnoiis-H I-"- I'-v of liiakin 11 kuowB . , V"-- -tii-tt-l by thlH mo; veil"-"" siifftTiliB. 1 ' ''-.. , i,. all viH..!.'sir.-I this-. ' ivVrli Kncns-h with I-!-' 1 " ' . . mi,,., this n.i- ' " Subscription $1 Per Year. 'THE OLD NORTH STATE FOREVER." H. A. LATHAM, Editor. thf se connected with the oyster indus try present as can conveniently do BO. I am with great respects. ( W. II. Lvcas, - . - Chief Commissioner. May 8lh, '93. ,,v,.. .,!!.' . ' ' V' -ill' I ;i slh ; " t'. "o W est il,;rk. VOL.iV. WASHINGTON, BEAOFOET CO., N. 0., THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1893. NO. 48. 1 . ' ' ! ; : . . - . - ; . j ...... ? ...' ! " it t , SHIP TO BAB F'TOIMMIEL M& BROTHER . Make your shipments in good size lots. Shipments of 15 or 20 barrels divided among four to five houses give Vio satisfaction to the receiver and do not add but take away your AUr.2i nf P-pttine- ton nrices. as shmments of that size are not wanted bv buvers. There are rlentv of srood substantial houses in the city, and we advise you to select one and make vour shipments-, to 'them. By that method you show your confidence in the house, thereby making them your friends, and your confidence will not be. abused by a good house, we Lii qnfolv assure you. If you can place this confidence in us, wb will do our part with your shipments. We sell truck upon receipt and mail check, same day. Thanking you in adyaiice for your favors, weremain yours truly. OSCAR FKOMMEL & BRO. j jr;i,ut:c-et's & I)iiiinV Mercantile Agency, .1 (ri!t?"votrt I;uk, . . r S.Mr.'l . H. lil'iint, ;.' ' . . ,m r, 'n; II Lo(?ge, . iMr M. T. A rt" hit'!'j ,! Mr. W. .' M'" uri', -. , Mr N. K. MitcheM!, ; . , Mr! K. K. Wi'li?.-- ' : Mr. 0. A. l'lnlli.s. , : Mr. M. IV.Wri-bt. . . . ; . New York City Washington, N. U. .4 "Mr. J. D. Cordon, Dr. I). T. Tayloe, . Lodge & Morgan! Mess. J. O. Proctor & Bro., Mr. S. M. Schnltz, . Mr. S. E. Shelburne, Mr. James Long, Mr. B. W. Wilson, . Mr. J. R. Davenport, Mr. li. E. Fleming, : Washington, If. C. Grimesland, Greenville, u u il Pactolus, it 'Mr. E. R. Warren, Mr. B. W. Bergeron, . Mr. B. H. Thompson, Mr. M. B. Wilkinson, Mr. H. H. Ross, . Mr. C. H. Brooks, Me. T. E. Boyd & (3o.,. Mess. S H. Bennett Bros., Mr. C. W. Bonner, Jr.,. M. W. M. Butt. . Chocowinity, !N. C. Idalia, " Bath, Edward's Mill,' - it tt t t Durham's Creek, Mr. Joseph Brothers, . . ' . . Mr. Wm. Baynor, . Mr. W. II. Hampton, , . . Mr. r. W. Blount, . Mr- C- C. Coaltrain, . . . Mess. Willet & Hackbum, . r . - Mr. F. Ulrich, , . . . . -.' Mr-Joe. Hackburn, . . Mr. Eobert Brothers, . CfAny information furnished on application. t i South CrVek, Jf. C, Leechville, Plymouth, Roper, Jamesville. . " New Berne a Washington, N. May 17th, 1893. Jl-r. Office in Western Union Building. .lACJ'H INI. I..' n- 1'llANK TKLAX. ; KsrADLlsiIEI). Fruit and Produce5 Vr it .171 IN COUNCIL-.'.- rIlio Tenth Annua Council of the .' Kaslern Diocese ot North Caroiina. A DELIGHTFUL SESSION. SOUTHERN PRODUCE ! A SPECIALTY, 300 . Fronl? St. k AOS . Water St. i , j " ' ! ril'li.ADEEPrilA', PA. K.'ference. Sixth National Bank, New j :- oi k City. :...'- Iicpit'.si'nt'l 'iy ! CORDON & J'OYT. " 1: ; Wasjiing'on, N. C Hill's Sables. GEO. II. HILL, Proprietor. AND- Korscs and Mules Always on hand, -. Good stock cheap. It wii be to-youx advantage to call on me before going elsewhere. Every thing guaranteed as represented. A man in the st;tbles night or day. 'Give ; the jolliest man in town a call. y'A car load of Mules and Horses just arrived." (live me a call before buying elsewhere . CEO. H. HILL, Proprietor. EeriK-ss strt. Washington, N. C. SECOND II AY MAY 29. The Council re-assembled yester day morning in the beautiful, vine- covered and classic looking church edifice, ."St.. Peter's, at 10 o'clock. Bishop Watsonnnythe Chair. The Secretary, Kev. Nat. Hard ing, of this Parish. calld the roll, and the following, delegates who were absent on Wednesday respond ed to dheir names. They were C. r. Dixcm, Myers Bonner, Frank Vaughan, R. R. Cotten and Prank L. Meares. Tlie minutes of the first, clays pro ceedings .were read 'and approved. The Bishop read ti e address. It was one of universal interest, show irig a vast deal of earnest and effi cient work done throughout the Diocese. At the-conclusion of this interesting" and instructing address, the'' Council took a recess fur the purpose of holding a memorial 'ser vice to, the late Kev. Dr. Hughes. The service was a remarkably im pressive' one; all who were .-present felt'' profoundly the solemnity t' Of the occasion . ' i Rev. Mr. C.;--r rnnde a state ment of facts cniiirao-d in the. JViih isterial life of the deccus,. i . was tollowed by the Rev. Dr Catmi chael, who paid a feeling and elo quent tribute to the departed one. He was followed by Rev. Dr.Huske, of Fayetteville, whose touchii; words moved all hearts. -The Bish ! op then paid a tender and feeling ! tribute to tlie memory of the de parted brother, with whom he had abored soong in the Vineyard of On motion that portion of the liishop's address referring to the lejith of Rev. N. E. Price and Rev. Dr. Hughes wrfs referred to a com mittee to report to the Council. Kev. Mr. Hoffman was excused from' further attendance, on account of sickness. T j The Council here took a recess unll 4 o'clock, afternoon. In the interim the Convocations of Wilmington and Edenton held meqtings and transacted business pertaining to theii- respective Con vocations. 1 ,' .-!'; . COMMITTEES, The following ; committees have been appointed: State of the Church. Rev. James Carmichael, D. D.,Rev. Tbos Atkinson, Rev. T. M.N.George, Col. W. L. DeRosset, Wilson G. Lamb". - Elections. Rev. Luther Eborn, Hon. , J. W. Albertson, Jno. B. Bonner. s the Lord.; Rev. Dr. Huske read report from the Committee on. Canons. Rev. R. B. Drane read report from Committee on Finance. Th last year's scale of assessments was adopted.! Dr. . J. Dijlosset moved that the sermon qf Rev. Dr. Huske. preached at the opening of the Council, "be printed in the Journal. ' On motion it was resolved that the time' of meeting of the next Council be fixed for Tuesday, Mar 22, 1804. The Hon. H. E. Bryan was elect ed Chancellor of the Diocese. The following committees were elected: Standing Committee. Rev. Dr. Huske, Rev. Dr. Carmichael, Rev. Mr. Strange, Dr. A. J. DeRosset and Geo: II Roberts. Students Aid Committee. Rev. Thos. Atkinson, Dr. S. J. Hinsdale and F. Rose. Chlkch Building Committee. Rev. Ri B. Drane, Rev. L. L. Wil- Parishes. Rev. T. B. IlatHiiam3 &tl(i e. K. Bishop. ton, T. S. Armistead, Thomas Thompson. Unfinished Business. Rev. C. L. Hoffman', E. S. Hoyt, Wm. Butt. Finance. Rev. R. B. Drane, Rev. F. N. Skinner, Wm. Calder, Geo. II. Roberts, H, G. Smallbones. afternoon. m The Council assembled at 4 p the Bishop in the chair. 'llev. Drl Huske read the report of the Standing Committee. . Thp report of the Executive Missionary-Committee, was made the special order for half past ten to ( ay . Dr. Carmichael made a . verbal re port as trustee of the Thompson Or phanage, which showed that Institu tion to be self-supporting arfd flourishing. Trustees of the Diocese, Hon. Geo. Davis, Colonel J. W. At kinson.! On motion the election of dele gates tj) the General Convention was postponed until next Council. Rev'i Mr. George read the report Of the Church Building Committee. The Council then adjourned to meet to-day at 10 o'clock. . Rev. Mr. Strange, Rector of St. iJames church, Wilmington, preach ed a most admirable sermon last night. There was a large and ap preciative audience present. ' The: Diocese of East Carolina com poses all that part of the State of N. C. consisting of the counties of Hertford, Bertie, Martin, Pitt, Green, Wayne, Sampson, Cumber-, land. Roberson, and all the counties the Atlantic ocean. , There are altogether 81 Parishes and 'Mission Stations. The Council will probably ad journ to-day. ThRt. Rev. Bishop will remain over and preach on Sunday. At night the Rite of Confirmation! will be administered. third day. Promptly at 10 o'clock the Council met with the Rt. Rev. Bishop in the chair.- The minutes of the previous. day were read and approved. The chair appointed the following Committee on Canons: Rev. Dr. Huske, Rev. Dr. Carmichael, Rev. Thos. Atkinson, II. R. Bryan and Dr. DeRosset. j Dr. A. J. DeRosset offered a resolu tion relative to increasing the Episco- cal fund. " . j : Rev. Robt. Strange read the report ol the Executive Missioniary Commit tee. On motion the Council went into the Committee ; of the Whole for the .pur pose of considering the report of the Executive Missionary Committee The Hon. Dr. Shepherd, CJiief Justice pf the State, was elected chairman. Rev. N. C. Hughes offered the fol lowing resolution: Resolved, Thar im enridiatejly after'the Bishop's address of tlie Second Day of the Ann vial Coun cil, the Council resolve itself into a Board of Missions to consider and act on the subject of the Missionary Woik of the Diocese. . " . . . This resolution developed considera ble discussion, but no action, was taken. Mr. R. R. Cotten offered the follow ing resolution: Whereas, recognizing the growing necessity of extending our Missionary work, Resolved, That the Clergy, v. ho lying between these counties andjhaveregular Pari3hes.be request;' d to devote one Sunday in each month to Missionary work, or as often as practicable, and their places made va cant by so doing be supplied by Dy readers to be licensed by the Bishop. Discussion followed. On motion the Committe rose, and the Chairman reported that no action was taken in regard to the first resolu tion and that the second was recom mended favorably to the Council. Mr. Cotten's resolution was passed by the Council. The resolution of Mr. Hughes was referred to the Com mittee on Canons. Rev. Mr. Strange introduced a reo lution relative to the arrangement of funds lor Oouvocational purposes in Treasurer's report. Adopted. Rev. Dr. Carmichael made a ver bal "report on the seal ff the Diocese. Tlie desisii is a verv beautiful one. It was ordered that tlie seal be - printed on the cover and title page of the Dio cesan Journal, and that this be a stand ing rule. Tlie seal is lozenge shape, and on the border are the words "Se,al of the Dio cese of East Carolina." In the upper part of tbe seal is the mitre, under neath the date of organization - of tha Diocese of N. C 1817. Below tii'.s, the first landing on Roanoke Inland with date 1534: the baptism of foe first white child, in America, Virginia Dare, and the date, 15S7. Below these the motto of the Bishop of the Dio cese "Christi eruca confido." At the bottom the cros? supported by the key and the crenk, and the date of 1 or ganization 0' the Diocese of East Car olina, 183?., The fime decided upon for the next Cour.cil was reconsidered, and on mo tion of Rev. Mr. Strange, Thursday, Ivlav 24, "94 was chosen. The next Council will be held in St. Paul's churcb Edenton. Mr. E i5. Roberts wa? excused from further attendance. The resolution above, to increase.. the Episcopal fund was tabled by the au thor with the understanding that it might be considered at next Council. afternoon. E. K. Bishop was excused from at tendance. ' . . The election of the Executive Mis sionary Committee resulted in the choice of Rev. Mr. George, Rev. Mr Strange, Messrs. Jno. Prior, E. S. Hoyt and E. B. Roberts. Rev. Dr. Huske, on part of commit tee appointed to report on the death of Rev. Dr. Hughes and Rev. N. E. Price made report. 1 The resolutions' were adopted by a rising vote. The resolutions will appear in next issu of The Gazette. Mr. W. G. Lamb offered two resolu tions. The first to ".continue the two scholarships at 'Trinity School and ap propriate ,300 for that purpose. Tbe second, that the accrued and fu ture intere'-t on the Diocesan College endowment fund be turned to the sup port of Trinity School as a memorial to the Tate Rev. Dr. Hughes. Mr. J. B. Bonner was continued as committee to 'collect for the Diocesan College fund. " , Rev. Alban Greaves was on motion allowed expenses to convention. The sexton was voted five dollars for services. " I 100O copies of the Journal were or dered to oe printed. ! A vote of thanks was "returned to the Rector. estry, -Choir and Congrega tion ot St. Pejer's, and to the citizens of Washington. In the ' closing service the Bishop made appropriate remarks arfd 'deul 11 edthe Council adjourned siie die. At the night service Rev. Mr. George delivered a most admire 'i sermon, and ttev. Mr. Osborna -id'e an address m regard to the Th Jinp Orphanage. J. D. CORDON, Wholesale and- Retail ROGER -AND- 1 11 n 1 n nit i I, m ft III1IIIWU II III I IIUIINI1 I I BUYER OF 1 t . ' alt Fish; 0 -AND Country Produce, In any quantity. , Market Street; Near Market P'rk Chas- P, Carty. Sam'i c. Carty. The Novelty Works; CARTY BROS, PROP'S. ' ; - Main Street betweert Harvey and. McNair. Blacksmithing; Vvhitesmith ing, Pipe litting and repairing steam ; boilers, Engines, fec. Special attention paid to outside work. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge- . """ '- I 1 mrm a p 1 - ' V- " ' :- '; 1 " ' ' ; " " ' ' - ' " -' ' T A i"tfcMMrKWaMMB.WMMt M- - T7. ' : ; : ' r - - - in . order to obtain Hidiest Market Prices for your, Produce, shit) to the Ibllowino- Loiiir Established aiid Throuihly Reliable uHiiiiussion nouses : i AV. E. Duryeas Sons; 119 AVarren Street. New York, E established 1843. Roberts & Williams Co , 120 Warren Street, New York, Established 1870. ! " : " ' il .2922 Market Street, Phila-, Established 1870. -A. V.,Holden & Co., 127 Dock Street. Philadelphia, Established 1872. C- E, Barker & Co., 38 Commerce Street. Newark, N- J... Established rl 872. iermett, Hand & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, iiiStablisnea itD. - 1 jWe refer you to the shippers named below, regarding the reliability and promptness f the above Commission 'Houses. H. n. Warren, G. A? Phillips and Dr. D. T. Tayloe, Washington, N. C- . Wolfenden and ; J. J. Turnage, Chocowinity, N. C. -J B. Grimes and J. J. Laughinghouse. Grimesland, N. C- Tlio. W. Latham, Latham's, N. C. V f Hon. J. s. Marsh, W. M. Marsh and J. E.. Hughes, Bath, N. C. A. B. Covington, Yeatesville. -,- v B. Topping, R. H. Shavender and J. T. Plynn, Pantego, C. " C. G. Midyette, Durham's Creek, N. C. . I A. Hudneli, Aurora, N. C. I V; . !.; H. H. Ross and J.' P. Bergeron, Idalia, N. C. r i Isaiah Woolard, Bunyan, N. C 1 Thinking the truckers would not want to confine themselves so closely to the eastern markets this season, we have connected ourselves wi'ch the following houses further west. Parker Eros., Chicago, Illinois.- I Iron City Produce Co., Pittslvurg, Pa. w- P. Begalow & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, Pea & Powell, Buffalo, New York. Knowing our people were somewhat afraid of western houses, we have taken every precaution to investigate thoroughly their financial and business standing, and we feel " safe ! in endorsing the above commission men. This is what our shippers say about Roberts & Williams Co., Phila.: J. R Davenport, Pactolus, N. C-v says : "I received more money for my potatoes from them than I did from any one else." Thos. W. Latham says the same. F. Wolfenden, ' Chocowinity, N. G- also says the same. Mr. R. R. Warren, Washington, N. G-, says: "Last season I entrusted, my entire potato crop on north side of river to J. F. Tayloe, Which he shipped for me to W. E. Duryeas Sons, New York, Roberts & Williams Co., Phila,, and G. E. Barker & Go., Newark, N. J. My returns, vhich I now have, show that my crop which I entrusted to him,, netted me about "50 cents a barrel more than the crop on the south side, which I handled myself and consigned to other houses in the-same cities. Hundreds of others say the same thing. '- .!. ' )l ' .-".'''' . Our hduses in NeTork, Philadelphia, Newark and Boston are well known throughout the entire Trucking Section of North Carolina, and we are satisfied that their stencil marks adorn1 the heads . of as many barrels of potatoes as those of any house in the United States. . , We have only referred vou to a few of our shippers at each point, but if -you have a friend who grows truck in Eastern Carolina write him and see what he says aboutour houses. . - . . - , . - Stencils, Shippers' Pofctals, etc., furnished. from any of the above houses on application to us. If you are a trucker and wish to 'be kept posted r on the market daily from 411 the leading cities in America, drop us a postal to that effect, and wej will see that you are kept well informed on the markets. Write to us at once for stencils, etc. 1 wxlli A:m:s & tayloe, : Produce Soliciting Agents for North Carolina, Office over G. A. Phillips' Store, Main St. Washington, N. C. Be Sure and Write or Oetll fdr SterLCils: . E.PETERSON Wllftl'p5nlp ClraPOr DIADEM FLOUR A. SPECIALIJ. Agent for T f nuiOtlii, VJ1 9 L & M paints. I buy goods in Car Load Lots, for Cash, which enables me to sell goods clieap. Lorillard, Rail Road Mills, Three 3 Thistles Snuffs at Jobbers' prices. 1'our patronage solicited,
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