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. e .j 1 I ",' - 1 .... K MltttlMf X vra V IBS IBS I I kZ M I 3 I C I I a I Mm I I ! I III 5rpJ w w w w it . ni I XDEPENDENT IN" ALL Til I Ci S Term UU.OO Fox- y " f VOL. XI. new nr. KM-:, craven county, n. c, febriauy 28, tss'j. NO. 48. 1 J I i4 EDITORIAL urn Ti turn. tf4 il, ti obti wiu. ant tUilP . Wi f rmamriT mtmrntai:? Iwrttea to try boa.-- i V' - J ""' V " r : mi STD: mDIBOTON1; DISORDERED UYIR; mrQm w w.i a n.i 7k Ultl tiMl III i M IM M jOOaMB) 1 VKn vnx. witt PTrwi C!l RECEIPT OF PRICE 25 CEJTTS A BOJL -fcM " " , DISSOLUTION. , n I t i d . A 1 1 . ! U 1 Oottas:er V khia JiT likMoUad bj nitml vrosjon'.. DAVID OK I'TINO abk orrr n;ki', sol. onrriNCfKi:. ir, J Vuum 4 kT JopJ Uk old firm nm of ETTBWGER BROS. i t.i u nj oar fbrT frtBrt beg onUnaoc ime :' r lb- fa'.'jr , W u. lr mir oar frirttJ. in J i" w-nI , r- -r 500 bbl. Htj T r. 100 bbl. Floor, 40 bbU. Mo1mv 05 bbU. LorilW Sou?. 100 bw OU T:kahc T V: , 100 KAiaii, 25 bbU. 8ir ioobku Ii. p. i 'a . 54jO bubajj NV Mtern t orn. 25 bJts Alat ri.ti', 10CO dM Cot Spool Cot ion. Xm4 (titrtl atokf DRY GOODS .t Rf T: - Tan tralj. ABE AND SOL. OETTINGER, THK Prpaident hts signed tbe N'iorgaa Cul bill. Dk Fbkycisct undertaken the formation o( a French Cb net. Tin Snte baa ooncnrred in the Hoae. bill making proTi?ion for the next mdsqv THE FUt Head Indians lire pit ting on thlr paint anil sharjening their scalping knivex. ' ' (t EN SEAL' KllNK. ! l t C'f taff (!" King Matijf t. h.- it-turned from S ,mo to Sin F.-auciM'i." The confttroction f our navy gce on bravely, bat nut more bravely than it will be manned in tir. Tue tnrT and internal revenue complications in Congrea will re- ait in bitter debate and in no political good. 'A Nkw Jersey man h;i made a ballot box which cannot be staffed." Now let him try his hand on a rioatr built the same way. The Senate, on Wednesday, tgreed to tbe conference report on the admission of territories, and in the ilonse it was adopted amid applanse." The Evening Mai! says it bears that Mr. Farnell's health has de veloped a very serioas tarn, and that his relatives entertain fears for his recovery.- The Spanish miuister of foreign THE EXPOSITION. Exhibit Fine---A Grand Suc cess Fifteeu Thousand People Visit It from all Part 8 oi thr- st.itc and C o u n t r v .rkmanohip a hand skilled in the uee Scho. 1. I.s tir r .re i !.-0 S il and : h mil : . d. J A lary iTi w .1 i". De d tr an i e vi r v - !y ir many urpr!n'-l lit :!i v 1 The i- (""t-1 i I t r i : '. ir i-xt1 in cr )d- 1 i wh ni wi8 thfr- : vri ' lo ef al o h . . i h r ' . Vanci' lit :ij n. : th Prci'i I.T.t in i .i I'. i'u' rectors i f t ! . i f i n in a rarriit4 i ih." rt? J u Ji M in I -. w .fro t taiQHtl. At'uut I. I l groondi and w-i ;i! !,.-. fvech. Though in r. make s ("ch hf r j:" f and in the pree n 'ivla of ladies and ncntlenit n remarks. coDra:ulaUD tin j i.-pie of the Eastern section for their t-t; if r pHse and projjreei. and ppocially in dt vt-iop-ing the prcniuctH cf c-nr wur.ds and river. He excused himself from n;ak inf extende 1 remai ks because he would disobey the injunctions of his phyti ciau. He aoeureJ t .e pocple. h iwpver, that he could gay now in f.i i. what he had always claimed, th.it h- hs.i an rye single to the intereft "f North Carolina, and as soon ni lm health would permit ho would obligate to consunie as many oysters as any one man dmed co. The frequent applause of the ,iu iier.ee (t hv r . f :l.e IM n.i t tak. o v. . f 11 r w.ig enter- it-itrd the !' r e? sed fr r a .- n 1 ill' Ti to !e I to c.i.". .r-i I'.'Di'OUIHt made a f-w 'f i he needle. I. nee, lovely lace, all kinds from the plainest to the most beautiful point, all done by our ladie: one enpecially love ly p;ece wiw shown us done by an old lady of sixty. The eilk embroidery on llsnnel was very beautiful; and acarriage cover for a child V carriage, in colored silk with :i motto in cectie, wus noti'ftblv beau tiful even by comparison i'.h its lovely :n.d uitractive turroutniings. Exquisite arasene. crazy work, ribbon work, und embroidery on velvet, pluh. and other l.'vely cloths were pleating and b'wil d e i 1 1 i in pri f u s;on of color ai. ; J . n Table prarfs. covers i,( all kinds and r.ir let ci.hiona everything u;,t' could thmii of. and nmre. much uuie than we i-culj pofisibly rsic' io thi line. Knitting peairt to be b ill vei y f i-h-ionnble with our Indies. (. ounterpanef. afghana, soik?. ti;kingd, table tuatp, all in abundance and well done. A very interesting part of this exhibit whs un that side of the room where w as din- played a moct imposing array of those very seedful ai d useful articles, quilts and spreads; and right here we would ay tout the display cf quilts snd spreads was very fine iudeed. Hut what we wish to speak of i- tiie exhibit by the children of eewi-.g youii ladies not over sixteen. ,nd childreo as young as four and one half years cf a,je. We can not spire the ssace to rcention but two or three fea tures, but the whole exhibit does great credit to the youDg ladies and childrec. Several yards of lace by a lady of 16 years, done with V'O cotton, intended for the border of an altar cloth so we were told, and a tidy by a child of four and a half years; also a uhuck hat made by a boy attracted our attention, as did some specimens of darning. A heel darned into a stocking was very good work for a child; and there were also Of S l u s h v I A : rt of ih n int at.d ; uintinv and tfn-Ht sp'n - and pencil. We re it very excel If n t in tip. popularity cm t v i ;ir com: ii.-cd uii-' ' v stiiution cf i; tin s n 1 t , i:i vif.:i r c his nil mil; r ringed ,t n I hi -e iiead. ye.irs. harin r ou r atte:. ti . n 8 i i i ' I ( v ; o craw it c iir.i s t i the rr ;; r; all wir i very ex . lit r.' ti nih. A. lip id ( f t "j i,,:. t'dd the lady was '. I e 1 . ful feature.- u tre r r picture, at: i;ck us ; -it was in cc.l, rs . i r. i ; e . noticeably pv. t Lying on t '. i-c.l f ; w n ; c 1 1 l 1 1 f were Ii mi ware late aether b;. I . r n oer ri -nin.; run 1,13 i a iard - in . A e in velv, r the tiT-.c -.'trie : a ni itttr of i.i. c'l-itinctii-n w are-: 1 1 . o ro-e : . u : i the i huvirjfr one hundred and fourteen on it. Sent by Mrs. R. K. Davis. Not Leing married, we are not posted on iho relaiive excellence of the mil linery display, but we think that from v hat the ladies that stood around re-mark.-d that the excellence of the com petitive displays depended upon what ever a person looked at Mrs. Cuthbsrc j hibit of buggies and carriages by C & RroJc3 or Mrs. S. II. Lane's last: for 1 Randolph. us soon as the people looked at one show the stock department. c.k.:. and went to the other, they de- The exhibition of stock was excellent elare i that the bonnet3 and ribbons indeed. We can not go into particulars were much lovelier in that one than in as we exnect to nublish the award of -. an ! we found that it was always premiums in full. There were some of atne matte r whic h exhibit was the finest bogs we have seen. Mr. Jas. - '' 1 A. Bryan exhibits the largest, a Jersey II Meadows .V Co. displayed a red. Capt. J. S Lane exhibited some i.iVe iine of perfumery toilet ar- fine pigs of Berkshire and Peland China, -o .)-, etc. "A thing of beauty," and Dunn & Willett and J. L. Rhem q ic.'itly a j-:y forever. also make good exhibits. There were number of specimens, and evi- fine cows and horses and about two ' of skill in their line, "the hundred exhibits of poultry. A live i excelled. The dis- otter, mink, coons, opossums, wild-cat, look To Your Interest! o'.liei the s vi-it- very tide- : 1 I ' ' i . A 1 1) L a li'if'Mp-..; !il.: 1. e.'h w ere fat; tie j 1 rwwth i f nj e-tere. muscle clan), and e-;h r u pen ih e ta -. -they were d re.J I I'-imii.'G r--i; ri ,i in water. i'uitJ a r.utij ber c articles are- di-tiiayti we hive Lii.)t r- re The mort iutere-tir: hibit to the .r.tral . of the room decc.e x pi . :. va- For deti- ' ta'. e .,v .-r Moult- in exhibit play.;va3 a&-uoiupl-te. in variety a? could possibly be atiiiiitd in this section. These operators do not confine them selves to feather work alone, but go out into the broad field of taxidermy, and .-iia me lact t "i a t the result of their labors ia shown hv ' nooio in n.1hii.v,mr. tv, ; J t V V. ' I'UU. JU.IJ llj lilt. iruiiuuj from the btt .ia . f one of the completest collections that has ; awards we will not mention them in f ever be. n exhibited In North Carolina, i detail. ixty-live specimens, all natives of our : Tbe judges were busy throughout the e ;ecti-ns. Among the birds, beeides all day in making the awards, and today common birds, are, Hooded j if the weather permits the various . Cram t Gull, a wild goose of ; articles will begin to be taken away. The grounds and buildings looked I a very meritorious display of work from their shops, among which is an engine, castings, tools, etc. Geo. Allen , w '"' , , . . rarmers. Country Merchants and tb & Co. displayed agr.cultural impU- Trade generally arr invited to call apd , ments In this hall is the plant of the ! examine our stock of ! Schuyler electric lights, which fur-i j : nished the brilliant lights for the expo- VJOOCIS, trlOCOrieSc . 'sition. On the grounds was a fine ex- "Drn-rrial-ne, "E' We always keep in ftock the Celebrated State Prison and Faraona Boyts and Shoe. Every pair warr .r.i. d We have a lan e mpply of Florida Cheroots and 1 re am ition Cigar These goods are le.n.ht by us direct from the Factory. S-ir Snulf at M i n m fin luior'i Prices. (-" No t leable' I ) t.1, o ,v goods. K0BEET3 BROS., Front .. New Berru.N. O, .y. ' ' C f ' '. 4 v., S r a). s of ch'.-i: id the h skunk, and a large number of other animals which can not at this writing be enumerated were there. Mr. W. II. Whitehurst exhibited three live deer. As many of these will have to be re- ' Brick! Brick! Brick! 50,1)00 r. t : vt r y re :a: t , . : e I on this tal-'.e. but to meuti 5n them. pouien t f ih is ex iHtor is tij: part ;i to antiquities of KLS3TOX, Jaor7 7, 18.. attested the crsat love and tender re- affairs gnve a banquet Saturday g,rd lhe peop!e hrtVe f, r ,',b. Vance, night in Madrid to Mr. Terry Bel Long may he live, mont, tbe nswly appointed United At l ;;o p m. a ia i i:i name was Srrp Minitr plared between the G-l lshoro nine and . , , New Berne nine The contest was some specimens of penmanship which The Atlanta Constitution sag . . . Tl. j-. v, spirited and excited grr at interest. The were very creditable. gesta that "for religions people Nw Berne bovs won by u fcore of 15 to - -- Lent will begin on the Gth of s. The excellent muic of the New Berne Band seemed to inspire the boys and they came out with living colors. Later in th afternoon the visitors were amused with the contest to win a watch by climbing a greased pole. The first to come to the scratch was a negao boy called George. Cocfiience wa de picted on his face and every movement was that of the conquering hero; but he slipped an 1 silled, an i sli ie J and al! kinds, frnn a piece cf the shrcud taUen from the mummy of the third Pharoah to a t i ' ver spoon upon which one of the m-.-t noted turn o the State cut his firrt t-.K'!i. Beautiful minia tures of beautiful ladie. and Lani-.tri. i men, our ancestors, imJ eld fami X W. STEWART, Sale and Livery Stable. March. For Democrats it will be gin en tbe 4:h." It is now bliered that Blaine coald have been elected as eaaily a Harrison was. If peoples' fore sights were as good as their hind sights more of them would get there. AT a social gathering at tbe residence of James A. Bryan, Esq., last Wednesday night Senator Vance, Minister Jarvis, Governor dicate the eui r Fowle and V. S. Jndge Seymour but he ' bu'1' ana lei t t hi lipped, while laughed . and 1 .u Then came a mi: IT', . i the croud houted and art i F-houted. r::.:ne A to v 111 t :.e k hite race. THIRD DAY. lh third day of the Exposition opened auspiciously. The Davis Cadets, one hundred and fifty strong, com manded by Col. A. C. Davis, and the Kinsey Female School of La Grange, about seventy in number in uniform, weie on the grounds and added much to the interest of the day. Governor Fowle, Minister Jarvis and Senator Vauce were on the grounds. The Governor and Se-oator Vance had already been heard from, and this be ing Minister Jarvis' first day, and the first visit to New Berne ticce his return heads who have in rcary cases become historical characters relics of the old Colonial government. A deed with Governor Iryon's ei-iiature on it; old musical instruments. pipes, swords, spoons, knives an i forks, pottery, earth enware, quilts, dresses, iu f-ct all man ner and kinds of things that although once the very heihth of style and fash ion, now appearing to our advanced vision not only old fegy but grotesque even. Ttieso articles are most carefully guarded, and the la-dies who have them in charge will some day be immortal ized as next to Job in patience, for when a person tells the history of a certain article that was once the prop erty of a Culonia! govei nor. and traces the mnanderings of the Farae down to the pr sent owner, possibly through ten gener.. ions, and just bouc the time it is fioa-hed another visitor comes alont of the Migarz uncommon tize. tbe smallest Bittern, and other rare bird?. A deer's head in the velvet, alligator inkstand, the alli gator c ptured near New Berne; a water moccasin, tix feet long", and fifty nine y-cng snakes in alcohol, captured with ti,i one. A dog, the property of Mr. F. F. Lane, in a glass case, . et up by ti. a firm. The special feature of this t xi.it,;- j Pne David'cn Process t v largejnajority from Brszil, a speech was demanded of and picks up the same article ami very c I tNiifi TWO UOBF. OAR LOADS of IbrKi anJ Mu!e. wVUk f mU4 by b LadtvidaaJlr with cr-it circ la making my f irnhai I itrl' alj wilk reliable men, ai r.,y.h;r. bat gocd oaJ ttok. NYill take plar in h ) win,? y 01 -hrc-v'-. xt StaVcs TarU road Street, -Wew Berne. N. C. ami ted ooenpied the seats at one of the tables. General Longstkeet's decla ration that "caste still holds in the South" is absnrd ia every sense except that decent people there do not care (or and will not have thrust on them the company oi blackguards and the associates of blackguards. Toe World says; The Depart ment of Agriculture had an enlivening intlaenco upon a great American product. It has raised a crop of candiditea for Presidentelect Harrison's eight Cabinet places. But Warner Mil- ty that ras safe u ill be disdained purs-;,'.. I :. w at for the i nv, ar. '. ,!.e i r.t renewed toi-.y. It is imp'Msibic t i r. te ;u detail verythinc in the vira-j- de parimenw. We will tire the !i t fr tn t .n,e ; , time until the Exposition closes A'.HIiTLH KAI. 1 t I'.vltrUEM. Iu the A h' r : 'i; 1 '. u n 1 I partnui.t George Allen h ks 1.3 e xbibiti )t a large variety of hard v, o, 1 1 s , also one h a n -dred and t cntv tiu J specimens of marl from the o. unties of Craven, haa already jonMi I.nj.r. Put and Onslow, and corn, potatoes, turnipi and a large va riety of other products 1 'co of the in teresting exhibits in this department is a box of Ilyde county s il from the farm of John M. Manu. E ; , with corn and cabs produced 0:1 the same. This ler seems to be the prire early York u haa been in cult. vati .n over one Cbbage. hundred yfars; to man remembers a "THE House Committee to which year whan it a not m culiivation, it U never m anu red , and roduces from fifty to seventy bushels of corn per acre annually. nlw county has a FOR THE NEXT DAY waj referred tbe bill introduced iri the lat Congreas 'to punish deal ing in future in agricoltaraJ pro ducts,' hare made a report, in which they say it is improper for Con gress to pajj the measure pro posed, and that it is a matter for State legislation xclusively." Coe rect. A proper regard to State rights on the paxt of Congress and the Federal Government would be appreciated by the country. We will sell the balance of our Stock Clothing at Cost our Spring and Summer Stock. HOWARD & JONES. great varii ty of i..ir i w.ds. The New. Berne Lumber Co. has a line cxbibit of manufactured lumber Pamlico county hiL4 sn interesting t xhibit of cjrn. Irish potatoes, turr.ifs and tweet atatots and a sample 1 f the i".l in which they were grown with ut m..nare. Dunn A' Wulett e x hib.lt. :'. ae w:n-er o.!.irJ: E H. A J. A- M-a l.As fxhit.iti" fertilizers and samplfs ef cott n. c .r:, an 1 garden veietablen frown with to- - :ne; fine corn frcra I'rur.k F y s f.rni of J mfs county . green oatJ. t" ets e f extriirdi nary aize, fi-h barrels, tuos. l ;-kets and various other w.io-l wares . f 1. ini manufacture including a handsome bedstead. We have only m, i.ti i.ed a few of the leading feature 1 f this de partment, to be properly appreciated it sem. Ou t!,M t! mr is also a W. ,t E. W. ilr-o exhibits of floor by W. M. Powe.I A Co . and C. A' Gambrill of Baltimsre. sugar curod mecU and pure lard t y W. Y. RouLfee. repreeenting R-he A Bro. of bltiOD Of malignant passion! and jjw York, and John P. Squires A Co. the Sharp practice of designing of Boeton. 1 These last named goo '.s are politicians. to b given a ipiiciil pea.iiii:.- Mr. Sttll there are Senators of high Cbae. Fjl.-r. f Pan. ' - r xhibi-.s a .l,.,-t,.i .Mii bale of Rdc h.-ui- m 1 e : y la this 1 v 1 , v - u , p jiicuu iu .111 1 LJ aula i u him. The ex Governor was glad to be with us once again and from the great depths of his heart he felt grateful for the kind remembermce of himself by these people. He had traveled about twenty-five thousand miles in the last four years and had come home more au American than ever. He knew that we not only had the greatest country iu the world but the greatrst government. He thought bt was a good North Caro linian before be went to Brazil but now he feels that he is a better North Caro linian iban over before. The LEited States ia the greatest country on the face of the globe and Norm Carolina is ibe greatest State in the Union. At 12 o'clock there was a parade of stock which was large and creditable. A balloon fifteen feet in length was sent up and excited much interest as it was borne to the southwest, going higher and higher and further until lost to view. THt: TOL'RSAilEXT. At 1 p. m. the tournament was an nounced and ten Knights were entered. A c dd rain set in before ths tilting was completed and the Kni, draw off aftrr three K-;;':' of Pell's Ferry. I . .. :. ; ' lae ti rrt p: l. c 1 . 1 e i en 1 1 tl t 1 to c ro 11 1 1 1 - V t. I. ve and Beauty ; tbe Knight of f r t County. Mr. Les Thompson. ind THE 8ENATE AND THE PRESIDENT. Time was when tbe American Senate waa tbe moat august lody I on earth. Then It was the repre -Of sentative of independent States , and tbe glory of the Union. Now lit is the impregnable fortress of mait be We WISh tO Uiake rOOm fOr monopoly and tb strong tower of floe exhibit of seeds by Plutocracy. Once it afforded an , Smallwood and K Ben arena on which disrnity and cour tesy were most signally displayed Now it ia the theatre for tbe exbi The Bergner & Engel BREWING CO.'S PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER, 13 UNQUISTION AB LY THE Finest Beer Extant. corruptible integrity. Amongtbeae are Vance and Kinsom of North Carolina, But our object this morning is t contract tbe conduct of tbe Senate with that of the President a illustrative of the spirit ol Democracy and the spirit of Be pablicanism . Mr. Cleveland has been careful ao; to embarrase tbe Harrison Ad ministration. No appointments bave been made but such as are eaaential to the public wellare. In troog contrast with this honorable course is the disreputable conduct department is t a I . .1 t- a 1 .-at. jrown by Mr. L. E. Marry, of Onslow county . l.AllK LLt'AttTMf.'-T. The second :'. orof the FaitLu.lding U devoted to the ladies and their pecu liar work almost exclusively. Oa the north side the spacious hall is known as the Art. Fancy Work and A u 1 1 1 1 a e De partment. At the head if the stairs you turn to your left an 1 eu are in this room, and riht in frmt if you facing the door is the Jisp'ay of needle work, which can hardly be described, ai lis beauty and vnriety seems to be unlimited. To specially ment of the articles that dt serve take more time and epace than we csn afford. So we will : j;t oaruallv take a J to The .rd c o o :' won the second prize and was declared en titled to crown the first Maid cf Honor; the Knight of Fort B.arn-ell. Mr. Al bert Wadsworth, won thj third pr.ze and was declared entitled to crown the the second Maid of Honor; the Knight of Vaneeboro, Mr. J Z. Brooks, Bon the fourth prizj and was declared entitled to crown the third Maid of Honor. The coronation was to hxve taken place at the grounds last night, but the enow storm prevented. the firemen's parade. i'aricg the afternoon tbe Fire De partment made its annual parade and exti ei the line of march to the groan is where they were reviewed by Mm - Ueudows, Governor Fowle and . x 1 1 r nor J . r v is. Tne parade was a rino one . ii as our firemen usually tf t up 'it.:. . .,iy. Ttti; i'.tvi l a'.ii-.TS. l,e drill and paraJe of the Davis Ca dcl wan ai.o uQa of thv iuteresting fea tures of the afternoon exerciies. After the drill they were reviewed by Gover- innocently a.-ks is there any history connected with thi? And what does the lady do'.' F.y into a pasion. Oh. do! She sweetly repeats ihs ol i. old story until the dust of ages collects upon her fair brow, and as shequickly wipt-s it c.'T and shakes her handker chief there is heard in that immediate vicinity a ruitle of angel's wings. Selah. But to go on '.vith our tour ot iurpectioo. lhe oil Family Portraits, the propei ty of the citizens of New Berne, were kindly loaned to add to the general attractiveness of this upper floor. Noticeably prominent saoti;; them is a portrait of Jeffergju. The portraits cf men who have long since .been laid away, men upon whom the honors of this world have been sho.v ered, becaused they served their fellow men Bnd their country, and loyed it well. Citizens, also, who moved in small and quiet private circles, but who rest in peace leaving behind th.m in the traditions cf their lives a lesson to their descendants which they would do well to follo.v. A. n i c ible wemen! the anchor and stay of their husbands, fathers acd brothers t thoe to whom we owe the pre8srvat U 11 id cur present common w e a 1 1 h . In this room, and L.-fre we l.aye we mu.-t mentioii itasitU one of the m :s . attractively and prettily a.-rar.ged , as st the same time noticeably tine work ia its 1 ine, viz. the exhibit of. taxidermy by Mrs. S ,v Scnallwool. This exhibit is the only amateur exhibit in this c'.a .--cf werk, acd it is e x cept ion j : I y ii ae in variety, c-xcellenc-' t'f weak aud ar rangement. Passing out ot this department into the hall betiv ecu the two larger double rooms, your eyes are greeted by the Davis Sewing Machine Company's dis play cf work, done entirely bv the Davis sewing machine work it is, and had we spaca we would go into detail acd expatiate at full length; but Charlie "Beli the Jeweler" at the end of the hull attracts our atten tion with his fine display oi gold and silver ware, diamonds, watches, jewel ry. A most beautitui watch, made with a glass plate in-lead of nickel or brass as it is general. y used, attracted us especially, and t- s'-e e v. ry el. and the movements of - ry v. h : -t a nove-lry in watche-.o u-. Geroek the Puotoh-rapher. v. : air play outdoes eyea his already ' . . . difhcult but expensive, but the best. Ia an exhibit by Clark & Mjrgan, whoso successors the Moultons are, at the New Orleans Exposition, their fish exhibit was highly complimented. We especially mention that the show C3se in the art department, filled with the display of painting on silk and satin done by Misses Clara and Annie Justice, is intended to show the kind of work dcr.e by these ladies to order, and is moct beautiful in design and execu tion. With the tljral display we finished tour of the second floor, and of course we are eu'ceptibls to the beauties of llowers a.-il can only remark that tbe display wa. very lovely and full. FOURTH DAY. Ti e Jo!' -'i.v a r. is behind in giving de tails of exhibits because of the immense number of them and because of the crowded it-ite of the rooms the first If anything is overlooked, grand and beautiful last night. The superior merit of the Schuyler system, or at least of the lights it has given on this occasion, is attested by buadreds who had tbe pleasure of seeing them. The Directors and other friends hdd an informal meeting in the editors' room and opened some of the fine speci- fi-h put up by the mens of oysters, and after a geneml w hich is not only ; conversation on the results of this, the second annual Exposition, in which all seemed to be gratified with its succesp, 1 the President at 11 p. m. declared the Exposition closed. W. P. BURRUS & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND O Mil DEALERS, Miitiu.T Dock, i-:yv ;;:itNB, c. 1-3" Consign us your produoe. mi ' d wtf three d ? and r,... we b: that it . f orters many re - p :-cis Ia the Agri overlooked lii uumpur THE LAST SPIKE Our Governor Proves That He Clin. I'pon Occasion, Strike Sledge hammer Blows. It was just a little after 11 o'clock Wednesday a. m. when a special train pulled out of the station, seaward bound. On board were our honored Governor and staff. Colonels Fred. A. Olds, W. H. Williams acd Alston Grimes, President Bryan, directors William C. Stronach, Julius Lewis, J. A. Pridgen, Dempsey Woad,John F. Wooten, Charles Fowler, C. E. Foy and W. S. Chadwick, Capt. W. II Hand, Lts. Drako and Smith. Mr. A. M. Mc Pheeters, Mr. Bryan Satterth waito, and last, but by no manner of means least, those charming ladies, Misses Helen mentioned in these columns j towle, Charlotte Grimes, Agnes CotWn, the exhibitors to remember j Bessie Tucker and Minnie Bryan. j 1 ana newspaper re-' Conductor w. . W ooten was in all other mortals in charge of the train. Good time was j made over the excellent road until the sixteenth mile post this side of Morehead City was reached. There was a pictu resque sceae when the train stopped and its passengers alighted: a long stretch of perfectly straight road ; two lines of glistening steel raihr, a handcar and its attendant force of track layers, and the evergreen walls on either side of the track. There was no delay. Out came the last two bars of the old iron rail and 1862. EATON 1888. THE JEWELER (IAS A FINE STOCK OF Watches, Clocks, Jewelry SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE- M'ECTA CLE. I keep a larger stock of "SpectaolM than any other store in North Carolina 1 I take particular pains to tit them tO U eyes of partii s needing them. Having worked steadily at the bench for over thiny years, I believe I Oan do as good work ih any watchmaker in tbe State. COM!-. AND .SEE ME. SAM. K. EATON, Middle street. Opposito Baptist Church. f12 dwtf ' 1 5 .. a ai.: are lil: ultural Department we -j country hams by John others, a hog .no. some trough of much merit by Asa Moore and a lot of line beeswax by D. N. Kilburc. MEP.'. HANTS' EXHIBITS. One room of the main building was set iiride Fpscially for merchants to make their exhibits. In this F. TJlrich has a large, interesting and most appro priate display of fishing tackle, nets. twine, oars, anchors, rope, and in fact 1 into their place was deftly dropped a everything pertaining to thip chandlery j bar of massive steel. The fish bar joint and (ishinc. Tee arrangement of this ' was ad justed ani then the driving of display made it one of attraction and I the spike began. This apparently eim a imira: i -:.. Alexander Miller had a I pie operation caused noend of amuse full an.l handsomely arranged exhibit ment. Miss Helen Fowle was first of family groceries, canned goods and called cn, and after she had tapped a crock cry. lie exhibited canned goods, spike in place, a similar feat was per old wine-;, etc.. put up at home which formed by the other young ladies above de.nrve special mention. They are named, and after these the staff officers cei'jal to any ever exhibited from Nor-j and Capt. Hand had the honor of also them packing houses. He attributes driviDg the spikes home. Gov. Fowle h e rtic -3 in canning these to the pe- j then showed that he also could drive a cu t rr j ir which ha uses for the pur-j spike, and was applauded when he The Wcrld Stands Aghast AT MY LOW PltlOEB, ' And wonders. How i it that I oan sell so much lower than iinv one else? I'll tell you: 1 have determined to be easily satisfied for the cash, ani WORK FOR SMALL PBOFITS. My Motto is: FAIR DEALING. Come and buy from me, and you will never regret if.. K. It. JONES, Ne w Berne, N. O. The Lad; Co Must Come! The Gentk-raeii May Come . 1 1 Ever v body " Come ! 1 1 ) M'.K TilK po.-o. J"hn Suter has a fine display of furniture: Barringtan & Baxter a nicely arrar. .0-1 exhibit cf clothing and gents' ftirniehi-v goods: W. B. Flanner of the r ianr.er .-hoe stora gave a fine exhibit of siloes, ani quite an elaborate display of clothing, underwear, etc.; "W. H. Oliver has a fine display of insurance cards, ami W. T. IT ill shows samples of j j'o printing and rubber stamps of his own manufacture. FISH AND OYSTERS. concluded. He made some pleasant remarks to President Bryan and the directors, thanking them for what had been done and so well dose, and upon the completion of the laying of the steel rail. To these remarks Mr. Bryin re plied very neatly, expressing thanks for the Governor's complimentary lan guage. The train took the party cn to More, head and there the wharf was visited, and the Atlantic Hotel was also in spected. The homeward run was made Handsomest Tea Dinner and Toilet Sets EVER IIKOI'IIIIT To THIS MARKET. ALSO A i I'l l, LINE OP Hon it lurii rhicg Goods AT i'ITi'.M riMCES. L. 2G & n i. n i Mlil f. : i LER, !o Street, . N. O. The fish and oyster department is full Magnificent and one of the leading features of the j in fifty-five minutes, and without an Fair. A gentleman of New York who 1 incident save a very pleasant lunch. usually visits the opening of the Fulton j - - street fish market on the 1st of April, "Equality is Equity." says that the display made by George I Col. John W. Hinsdale ia out in a N. Ives was as fine as he ever saw. It legal argument to show that a railroad is irdc-c-d an interesting display embrac ing eyery variety of fish, both fresh and sal:. : nd so r:eat!y arranged as to at once attract attention. He had nine varitrups vi c st-rrs, the finest grown in ; the Legislature of Georgia. The billj y,,, Hriek, V .! :..-, T T IT U 1 , -.i. j 4L. .1 A I, ' GEORGE ALLEN & CO DEALERS IN General Hardware Aprriculturtil Implement. PloH, Harrows, Cultivator, Hook end Axes, Wot.d'H MovvorH and lieapera, Steam I'njrd ries, Cotton tlir.N und Iresea, . ... . IT .1.. commission 13 a baa tiling ior ioriu Carolina. Tne same arguments be uses were brought forward to prevent the j Fertilizer. 1 .und Plaster, Kainlt passage of a railroad commission bill by j Mechanics Tim. it mid Hardware, nor Fowle. They ara a fine body of standard work, is also in ii. young men and are evidently in the hands of a skilled trainer. There were many other interesting featurenj during the day to amuse and entertain the large crowd. The main building was packed throughout the day with spectators passing to and fro looking at the many curious and inter- can only say that the - ha "We entered the cuiinarv just in time to see a fredi an young lady seat hers ! f near tht of bread and butter, and wo w going to ask her some ; uvti.i her sweetheart came alon t her in conversation, ani of m .ie . id :;ue ( v iiioiit. Plaster rolir-swnrrs TL IT Trinlror A niiikDlnninr. Ilia Ihronl (rial m.i i ..:... 1 -. n ir ... - - - ----- - ' - . w . .1 r o e e, , nui m ,i,,t:i,iui., . . .. . . t ji i j- 11 1 1 1 I , iinii.iMiuiiO v o .ttiied in a highly creditable j railroad building would cease in that j nlsn M j f ; .; s i',itty and Hair. He had the largest rock-fish j State, and Georgia is constructing about . freezer, ttr.'i itrerators, OU iaia,'t e: sturgeon and we j as many railroads as any other Southern fj00 sto-M, liinku IJnrjflar test variety. He also ; State. t: Government' boaineaa. Tbe theory It is brewed from the finest Pale Canada of s,nor. is that since INovember tbe offices belong of tbe Senate in refusing to confirm turvey of the net-die- ork an 1 rewing A lady whowa in ati our attention a we f front of tho embro.d pair of pillow shams winch nominations to fill vacancies occur ring in the regular course of tbe 1 re ry West Barley Malt and Laazer Hops, and highly recommended for its TONIC and NU TBTTIVE qualities. Tb4 higb repQtation en or,i by the B I i'.Ct V. II & ENGKL tbe party of patriotism, and the AUoatablec nupivr ui da to the fact tba: only the FINKST AND Republican party is the party of vary good. ... r-klnnA arisl rwi 1 V A m ni t i Vaa ftf and tbjt tbe greatest KILL and CAKK - ...-' totbem; that when vacancies oc cur baaineas La not to be considered, but only their own claims to patron age. Tbia elsarly establishes the fact that the Democratic party is ance culled standing iu ii pi iy 1 0 a were done on linen, exquis'tein design and finish, and also a table centre dome in white silk on the eaniu counter. Th-'se, with a cap which was from its appearance yellow with ae, were ti e three finest pcimens we saw ;:i ihn Lne. Tho outline embroidery ui: I drawn work sting exh.bits. Among them were ab iut seventy-five members of the Gen eral Assembly. These gentlemen were n a tithe all favorably impressed with the get-up it w.inld and arrangement of the Exposition, there being but one complaint and that was, there was not room for so lsre a d isplay - It was onr intention to go into detaiU of several of the departments in this is sue but owing to the jam In tbe build ing we have to be contented with finish up the ladies' department. Ia yesterday's issue we took a casual survey of the second floor of the build ing, and only succeeded in finishing a ii.J e: cot: y e; ho h: i-l"--e jn v. he KOC Spain. a . tn the g Piut y Point iters. This room ; Another ingenious arcumnt Col rely too small for tbe large dis- 1 Hinsdale uses is. that the commission male by M-esrs. Ives and Tooker. 1 03n not interfere with some of tlie older xhibit-j were attractive but tbe ' roads in tho State, the only pay ing onee, it It for visitors to move around . and the younger roads will be put to ir a. ct, v.-:s entirely too small. It ; disadvantage. We trust the General J that before the opening of the ! Assembly will know how to meet such things would make a man v gotten up from a big dinn-r . ;.ry . and a hungry man v. .-u i c am-.' a raving mania- i:i live ntlat: - if he locked at t..e ixi.ihit t'.a: h nc. Not having cat. n a very i , -rty bjukfas: oursc-lf we turned away, aeid c r con fronted by a perfect 1:1 i.'i th - way of au eihii it. M ,ss All 'e 1 '..ily. v.-Lore reputation as a taxidern-.i;-: had r.e abroad . has greatly surpas-e 1 h rst If at this Fair. Her exhibit i not Ot.h c m plete, but novelty acd llni-'n add to an already icrfeet gem. A ;Cet:e repre senting a email rabbit facily quietly napping and th? bushes in the rear are just geutly partfd, and Mr. I" x is eur- next i..v; ere etc i fi a!-o i: . 1 C i.-. in i gun- g 'V Tii ;i excellent display t '.: is d ep irtmen t . liAJHC. o department had a great va - is. and almost every species he found ia cur forest. The .rcte that we cannot under e it here. .1IACHINERV HALL. 11. Cray Manufacturing Co. very incomplete mention of the neodle prised to find his supper to vtry oonve- ver in reionwhi HATSLiL9 ar aaed trw exrti daring iu manaatare Jy4 dwtf .''"Affci't'and, Bottler. Hew Berne. N. C. the pabJle good or national honor. Tbe time has come when it la more honorable to a be defeated Democrat than a successful Kepub 1 Mean. work, plain sewing, etc. The works of was notable for variety and excellence, art, produced by our own citizens and institutions cf learning next claim the attention after leaving the sewing ex hibit. Drawing in pencil and crayon, painting both in oil and water colors, and on oanvas, board and (ilk, all are represented in a very creditable way. Plain aewing next claimed our atten tion. MorniDg robes, beautiful r.nj del icate in texture and finish, infants' dreaaee, and an endless vaiiely of gar- nient that he l as 1 .1 pped -.vita cue foot raised and a look cf gleeful anticipa tion upon his countenance. A very fine specimen of eagle, least bittern, cross bill, purple finch, siul r.leo beautiful feather woi k. fans, f t -. . to ad e th i- love ly exhibit com p' t tc. We forgot to (spi c i.-lly amnion a sition a building will be j an argument. "Equality is Equity," r this department. F. IJIrich j exclaims Col. Hinsdale when he urges that the younger roads in the State ought to be kept ou an equal footing with the older ones by not passing the commission bill. We take it that the members of the General Assembly are intelligent enough to know that no rail road in North Carolina, no matter how old its charter, has a vested ri,;ht to dis criminate in its schedules and charges against any section of tbe State. A com mission bill that will prevent discrimi nations on the part of these old corpor ations will bring equality and equity the things that the people earnestly de sire and demand. It the old railroads want to exercise the right granted them in their charters let them do it, but compel them to treat all sections alike. Proof Sash l.m hn, warranted to Rive security and satisfaction. i'liiciiH yi:i;y low. ii i O. ALI.I1N CO. JOHN McSOItLEY, FASHIONABLE Boo! and Sho9 Maker, Pollock Lt- rtv.'bsrn, N. C 1 h'sircs li.no 0 : -, IK I I 1 1 I I 1 ' -prepn 1 el : . ' 1 : . , : . .- FINE CUSTCM-MAT Hiivl. l nlei- pi 1 1 . 1 1 - - menus. A baby dress, done by a pupil Foremost in number of articles, and specimen of of the Industrial School of Baltimore, noticeat la also on account of the talent county (I Md , was love'y and showed by the displayed is the exhibit of the "Kinsey all something like fifty ounc .s jr.iivn iu I nii' These lemons weighing in th 1 reo had au exhit it in the machinery hall ft. at was 1 ho wonder of a large number of vi it rs. Wood platea and dishes were bring made and the process was a revelation to those who had never be fore s-een it. Their exhibit of wood pulp showing the various stages from the cypress chip to the nice, white sheets of pulp, was also a most interest ing shov.- to thrusands of visitors. This enterprising firm added largely to the soccers of tho Exposition. Whitty & Gates make a fine display of Fairbanks scales. They also exhibit a cotton seed crusher, a fine display of agricultural implements, and the boiler and engine that drives the machinery of the hall. J, II. Crabtrre iS: Go. make -1 j-1 1 best Hill . anil tl 11 n ' As "in- eh .! Hi I I , wi II l;n,i I'M 1 III l- ( 'oil M is I, Jvn. MoSol j I'M K SI K ft U e rs s 1 1 1 1 I yearw ki;ii. they it i'.' it '- 11 filmi'H M 1 1 v h. I ever wore. : l'li . HI' I 1 . I hnv- , i . 1 A 1.1. KTl CR i . . . ej Htid lie la k'To AND SHOES -. .1 ,i n ui k men, ail I cimriiiiipp tn i , i i.e In 1 est style, . - ' 1 n.oiilnls of the 1 1 - kiiIiJoIiumI from a 11 h 1 ti n Htory: - 1 w It fk M it, N. (a. in t. 6lh, i' 111 ti a pair of s,. i oa inaue me two i n 1 hi in 1 wo yenrs aad I liK. lieeu wptrlni ears :oi ibi'T nrf lhe beat :t, -spei'lliiily. ''.it;i!eu Repairing in ally m il t""' K U HILL,.. ni I 1 1 y done. : .In- CIGARS FOR SALE AT COST. HOW DOCTORS CONQUER DEATH. Doctor Walter K. Hammond says; "Af ter a long experience I have come to the conclusion that two-thirds of all deaths' Uavirg purchased a largo stock of from coughs, pneumonia and consumption. Cigars, and the demand for same being might be avoided if Dr. Acker's Fnglish ; gnlal 1 nrvw ofT -r to the merchant Remedy for Consumption were oi.ly csra olaARs AT COST until my slock to fully used in time.' This wonderful Pi.em- , reduced. Cash on delivery. edv i sold under a positive guarantee by t, ' t, . : .. . ut ... 1 x -i 1 ii. iei ry, uruygii, siorr jipaue, ix . .j X . .t' n j;i I i FL. 3XT- TULflry 'i I i '1 rS-K "vil 1 1 r-j'jrt KWii'J r - 1
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Feb. 28, 1889, edition 1
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