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THE JOURNAL. HEW X.:C JT7LY K 1890. CITT AHT V1U1H1TV. ';ixWLADVXRTZ3I3ilNT3 - - Catawsa Ooluss. O. KajexsDovkIm tho. tirtrm r, JriT EsjebeiJ. bv r ", . r. 4. WoooaIo Co Miniili r ; tun. vr. a. H-ciiiarr ok. ' . . A. K. Ci R--Tb t Wowfcd; - TBUek!MiUtai Jl&i vtmmim 1b. njtay FJofc; ttdi ooojU?, mi ms mum Mosswm beat, hi fisM Tk eocrMiAui eofitoao laid 4MtielkMMUHUdfe BMtuWU oa WUamUjt Jij U Ju WtaoUc4 MTtnl eravsa of ouU Imwi fro Ony.wooi fun feeing Taeediy the JOCUAJ. wed mU for 93.431 00. E E. - Bat U Ik parcfcaosr. .Tmc will port a eux Fait - traa4a U rtvtk of JmJy. Baat . tail. rmahME. tourdl aa jsisBptag Cot ArB.'ltdwW' Ui State, 1M tosmVaaUcte M m of th fire ' toe-p,siiaatd oT Ik World Fair to ' 1kMtCtUMlV fMiHl iUaCddtaaaa4 Eiverdais . .MOtlaM ray. that it fcqaka dry. Ia 1 beejat tary good , r - aorraapoAdaat troaa J is the Baiih News aa4 Obearvev ' ' wvaaly. fatece Q lent MaaOy, Eq , ' forBeiaeeiorOeeut 34 f. , The) k jeaei i the) Haiioaxal Hmk of . . Near Bene hare deoiaxed a eem ewaaaai divUeeMi ef flye per cent pay aU oa aavlWiw Jaly 9 - . It ia vtth recret that we Uera of the eathefIe.T..M. Jaeiae. Preeideatof r Qrasaitsn leaaale Ceiiewa- He wme a amoat aattntbto cal!aaaaa. . - . . . " tl ackadmU of th ateuaer Cteo- ; pUa haa been ehaat4. It aoer leave - Me tteraa at.t JO ta, (ha aaoraiac for Traatue). Thle Uaa take paeaea Kr. Th veoptt'JTratoai are to beerve th roojuh ol Jaly la aa appropriate . amaaaHrXherovia ha a hicpsoaJa. - pahlM apeaktin. aa a pahll latalla tion of Trantoa and PoUekrvnie Ledgti a -w-i, a -.1 - - Ta ofScar of rh Teachers As ably fw U eaaatag yar are: Preeideat, ' Praf.. Chaau D.McIrer. of Salaifh; ; Vic Presides, ProT. High Morson. of Kalelgh; Secretary aad. Taearer. Maj. v - Eagea C Uarrall, af Balih. Seraa other, to praaUaats ar a ha ap- - ThaRwaad Ohserrar aa: Th Itoath Daroiiaa Pharsns nea ttoal Aseocia- tiosa aUIhUdiUimraaaal saaetlag T at afnrhed CUy. N.O. est Jaly 8, a4 19. 1S90. end. w ar iaformed by ' Mx.r. v7. Haaook. the local secretary, wmm muv wu p0Mjt.OT 4M .rp; , asd taost" tatereetlag sariaT far a - . ivl m - - - . v . . . - . - nlyear.-'"" ., " J . -. - "i .- ' - Aa lataiiigeat faraaer said (hi week -" t!tat. la additloa' to hai( the aaost yawsaieiaaT -ertp aa had -vri had. that j . . .... . . . aava ceiufuwa at w aai avevar ooaa auss : - HoleBie eoctoa, ha etated, badaot eost bias rer fiftT eaat aa acre, while ordiaaiLy U eoat free oa dollar ho oa ' :.4oUar aadahalf par aera. The eoa--- visaed dry waather alao Wt November . aa atya aaakee tta differeaoe. Th Baleigh Hews aad Obetrver says: W ha bad th pUasvr of a brief sojoara at lforhaT W foaad the .tIIroadtcar Golaaboro la xoUeat . raaaiaf arder) th naiaiOflsrtQ all M tiatbaajtl varaadar eepaoUt, oh4igalioaa to th ofSom of atLS Mtait-'aa wtDu at Eaa'BiiikBaAawi ..aad DaaTili road far aaasaal aaarte aia.r.j" 6a - ti, i -" i Jhaaambr at aaerj; ladaarrlse aow teiagapla HotsJi OarolXaa i probably ' ' graatrr lhaa Tar hafor taews. It ' gives as pleeear to taaw that the EUat -.asaoiUJyaUadtag by aa.t eatehiag oaaUvssTsaiiat wah a detonoina- jVv aadaavor to pahlish a liet of theae new L . y wmwm mmm mm mwmmj w mm wmmtm . the Oid Jfocth StaU b doiag : - -Taefft.sV-'eatafc'sia of the ' Votth Oaroliaa' JtgricnHaraf aad Mechanical .( VWWff BBf SWBHWint BBS WU ' there aa: aichty te' etadeau from thirty-two eoaattee to atteadaaca. Th . ' work belaf 'acoOaiplWhed at this ool bse la the way W &Uimg oar boys aad yooag sae cor a practical tura la life . taaaot ta too klghly alaed aad U is - imIiI tlMMrallifllmi n lis flat. iarfS prospect la the fa tars. t proved. btjDpeai fof the' seasca, axd . "Ae Ulia ap with, boarders for th eum- "Nr- Th Serca; Bpriaa; water k pro- aa oy saaay persons woo have "tab aa aeafleat saaisdy for .v aTfc - IUm yv diaeaacs, at digeetioa. etc .Chaai aroaoaao if- qaal to any : ' eahar salaeral armter ta th eoaatry as . a resaady for the troable "Whep 'th qaeeupa cans ap la pro I grtasfvo :4Viatoa 14 beaa S300.000 ia oadf for city lapTresnaats what did h dor Voted or. It aaaaiBoooaly. '.There was aot a sing! dkaoatiag voio. - '-Mm itttaaa aromaitod aad fvlliag , aoarkther, eoaaeqaantly a aaighty power ta bUg exerted la er oaward anarch WlUe'aad activity. ,Wi believe that " oao of th beet thioce New Bora a ' do' If to follow th oxaaapl of Wioatoa , Jf hot say yoa 1 j' I - - ". fWe bafe befosoas th Orst naaibet rr rTa Seaoot Qlrl." a qaartetiy Sjcfcowl Jossraaf. irtaed by the teaehav aad otadeaas of Koey Faiaie Sesal ; 'Hry.; La Or aa-', N. C It U a aeal aaUraouv eight page poptr. loaf .WnabB the page. ooaUiiriag well eeUard iatervotfag artidt by the tadtath. aa acOouat of the .roensa JaaetC oaaowaoeaaeate y tho pTiaoipal vABil tMaoaar . BBS twn- mmmmm..j Ortaeeer- aad woll prepared mrficJee. Tk Vchool Oirr wUl add to tho ad vaUe9 odfsiii of that excellent ; aVaiwiibtea8: 'Mr Ti renanheiar saraa- Jtn seveaal j ears " aoMaOsad a avrifw"aTy aeods basiaeesl "taf aad Sfthield as atovoif tol jtew.oeaae waara aw mm mm UasiTO buuiiat works. Bis faasjly w i ax rill follo aiar.aaorstys ' -W .fee rrt very -eaacat ii isaaa-na' eiaefieateiUaea 'a lffcnaanorraV bat hop that at oao tWarw:"datTJoldeooro will off sr ... his eafflcieat indoor arm to locate ia e'aa4d awe aoer.' New Bora 'wants ail tho good nitiieae ah oaa get. ' -We coat rata lata ourselves a poo bar lag 'curad Mr. Daaaeabevg asd family, aad w-ahall taaVavor to ksp them hare-tho exhibition; tha taJD spirit waiclt ' aotaatas or, good aeighbor Qjldtboro. ' ''.-' TO THE READERS OF THE JOURNAL I Haeinx become soLs proprietor of the JoOJtNAL.. we take occasion lo state that the pt" r will continue publica tion, ia New Rome. As to its future policy e koo of no better course to pureae ihau ihat mapped out by the late editor and nay esteemed partner, I B. 8. Nboh. j Ia the ncitorial department w , will he aetisiej by General C. A. Battle, hOM floe&t and facile pn has for Mtly adorned th columns of the The rooal department will be looked after by Mr. Bosooe Nunu, a ouog tnaa. of excellent habiu and not with out tiiwiwc. .a to.. ..oe oi wor. All ooetracta with the Jou&xal for advertising and all subscriptions pre paid will be fully executed while all ladebfedntss lo the office it payable to ua. To the patrons of the pipfr cur thanks are extended for past patronage and a oontrnnation of the same ia so - lioited. Askio the co-operation of the citizens of New Berne, and the pub lie ia KeneraL we will endeavor to oatke the JorB-NAL as interesting and helpful to the community ia which it circulates as its reeourcea will jaaiiy. . E. E Harpe::. Tjo Xuch Chloroform. Mr. J. If. Alton, of Aurora, died on laat Friday al(ht. We learn that he had an attack of the colic. A doctor was seat for and he gave the catient a doee of chloroform , which brought great relief. Sometime after he left Mr. Ilea grew worse again and sent to the drax store for more chloroform. lie look a large dose, and the doctor came aone time after, and not knowing what the patient bad been taking, gave him another doee of chloroform. It is sup posed that too saach chloroform canned death. Tina Watermelons. Messrs. W. A. and N. D. Ciaakins, tiring about two miles from the cuj on the north sids of Neuse river, brought la a cart load of watermelons Tuee' day, and they met with a ready sale. They war large, ripe and fine, and not poor, Bach as are usually the first of the oa. Large quantities of melons are raised in the section where reridea Mr. G ask ins, hot he informs us that for the let few years there haa appeared on th viaee aa insect that is dcing great damage. Cannot the experiment tta tioa at Balaigh give some light ua to how t get rid of this pest. Struck Him with a Hatchet. H. P. Kennedy and John Dixon, both colored, war at work on a building on Pasteur street, near the depot, 'Wednes day. Kennedy is a brick mason and was at work oo the second story of the boo; Dixon was carrying the mortar. Dixoa brought np a hod of mortar (to 1 we are told), emptied it, and was stand- lag; lookiag oo, whea Kennedy grabbed a hatchet aad struck Dixon on the head , ying, "That's the Way I do it." Dixoa was right painfully hurt, but Dr. Charles Dufiy, who attended him. doee not regard the wound as danger- AO. Kennedy left his work and walked oat of the city, before being arrested. Hi friends went In search of him and found him, leturning with him Thurs day night. He was kept at the police until Friday morning when examined by Dr. Street and pronounced insane. His relatives s greed to take care of him until he couM be plaoed in the asylum, and ap plication being made a favorable answer was received Friday night and Kennedy was taken to the Golds- boro insane asylum SiturJay. Death of Col. John 5. Wbitf jvd. Col. John N. Whitford died at his home la Jones county on Thursday night, aged 55 years. Col. Whitford was a native of this eoonty and had just attained the age of vigorous manhood at the beginning of the late war. He was early ia the field with a company enlisted in this vicinity which was soon merged into a battalion of which be 'was the major in com esand. To this companies were added land the 17th regiment of North Caro lina troops formed and he appointed colonel, which position he held up to the cioee of hoetilities. His regiment was constantly engaged in the local defeooe of the vast territory subject to invasions from the Federal forces at New Berne, aad kept bu-y for the duration of the war from th d jte f i:t capture. As captaiu of his oompum l e commanded Fort Tbompjun in Kit- tiht of the crun'jioed f iro a tr lnd water at the attack upm city in March, -13&3 and ui a iua-t il a defence of ht provrd to be un tenable povi.irxi lie n a 80 a', the re-capture uf Plymouth, reiatt-d t'ne Faster raid upon Kinston. and the Struggle of the Confederal at Beatoavtlle. In all these engagements be bore himself with gallantry and won the esteem of the troops he commanded and the admiration of th-e in com mand above him. After the surrender Col. Whitford engaged in farming in Jones county aad was elected to the State Senate from the district composed of that, Onslow and Carteret count tea. In the Ben t he took an important stand and was consulted by many of the demo- eratto members from other districts He was spoken of aa a candidate for Lieutenant Oovernor and had not the democracy of the East felt the great importance of carrying the election of 1874 aad therefore surrendering the claims of the section to who ever could hav th greater influence with the Othor sections, his nam would have been presented to the convention with e truest teat. Bat the times were too eritlesJ to rhk a sinzle vote an 1 his friends readily assented to the section of a candidate whose larger experience la political life might render additional strength to the State tickt In thia the eolooel wa ia hearty approval as ha would ia ao way suffer his own prt feraaeat to staad for oo moment in the way of every honorable means of wrecvobing ta S-te government from the hinds of the party then iu power whi-ih be, in common with otht-rs, deemed it of the most vitl importance to the people of the State Q was gallant officer, a true patriot ud a good rit zn; and iu his death there will be many to mourn the lose of one so endeared to them by the recollections of a common exposure aad the sharer of common suffering in the days that both tried and proved who ware men . Col. Whitford was twice married and Unves a widow and four children. He jraa a member of the Methodist Episco pal Charch South and died in the hope , colic, and is tbe best remedy for Diar ofa blissful immortality. I'hoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle, jaly . t.. .... .-. . -- Marriage cf Bishop Watson. The Rt. Rsv. A. A Watson, D.D , Hishop of the Diocese of Eist Carolina, as married SaturJay morninn at Wilniint n vt 15 30 o' lock to Mis Mry I.'. L u.l . (laughter of the late Mr. F. J. I.irJ The ceremony took place at St. Ja'ncfl 'nurch. and was per formed by the rectcr. Rev. Robert Strange. The Bishop and bij bride left for a trip to Ejrope. Fourth of July Celebration at More head City The fourth of Jul ia to be celebrated at Morehead City in grand style. Our brother Joe E. Robinson, of the Golda boeo Argus, will be the orator of the day and Mtjjr Eugene Harrell will will read. There will be a magnificent display of fireworks on the water. The I people may be assured of something . good frQm Joe Robingon. The exeroiaee j wjn t4ke p'.ace at the Atlantis Hotel. Taxable Property of the A A N. C. Railroad. I Trie board of appraisers and aaeeasors I to value the property of the Atlantic North Carolina Rai'road Company for th i year ls90 mt at the court house on Fridav. ; Mr w; 8 ChadWK.k, pre8ident of the company, mide a ctatercent of the property bwlonginii to tte company which ia required to be Mated for as sessment and taxation for 1890. After examination of the report and d ue cunt i deration thereof, the follow ing valuation and assessments of the said property was passed upon and adopted by the appraisers: Railroad j tracks, $235,000; rolling stock, 862,100; j road bed, etc . 8130.400; total, $427,500; deduct for the franchise, 53,288. and the net txibi value is S374, 202; the basis bein; 9j- nines at $3,760 (and a fraction ) per mile. ! A Noble Benefaction. In this age of booms, trusts and rush for wealth it is trusly gratiflytng to see that there are still persons living who recogniz? the Divine enunciation "The poor ye always have with you. " Such an exhibit was made on June 24th, at Richmond Va. when a home for the widows and orphans of masons of Virginia was formerly opened and the eveut celebrated by a picnio which was attended by 2000 persons. Better than all, was the fact that the entire proper ty comprising the home building in cluding the improvements on it was the gift of one mason, Capt A. O. Babcock, and the grounds given with it have an area of 44 acres with a large barn and the usual out-houses. When it is considered that the site is but H miles from the corporate limits of the city of Richmond and on the line of the Seven Pines Rail Road, the munificence of the gifts Is the more appreciated. The members of the craft are taking steps to not only sup port but to endow the institution. Now will not the masons of North Carolina go and do likewise. They alreadv have an orphanage to which the home for widows might be easily added. Paying Taxes. There i a large class of people who had as soon sick their money to the bottom of the ocean as to pay it oot for taxes, though the amount of the taxes be ever so small. Our sheriff said yes terday that he was now dealing with that class who, it seems, "had as soon die as pay their taxes. " If their wages are garnisheed there are some whowlll stop work to 'get the best" of the tax collector. They will resort to all man ner of schemes and contrivances to escape paying a just debt which they owe their country. Rightly considered, no citizen invests the same amount of money to better adyantage than in pay ing just taxes. It must be then, that this aversion to paying taxes is another one of the evils (for it is an evil) which arises from ignorance and false teach ing. faxes are just debts and our sheriff says be is going to collect tnem if po3ible. Those who will not pay will ingly will be forced to py. The other day the sheriff called a fellow into his office and ashed him to pay his taxes. "Lir, Mr. SneriCf," he said, I listed way Us: June'" "Welt, 1 know you did, ' sail the sheriff, "and now I want you py." "Pay? Why I ain't got no money to py but 1 Haled long ago." And the fellow went on to ny that he did'nt have any money, was not at work. itdn t know wnen ne could pay it, and minbt as well have said be wouldn't if he could. The tax collector ia the most widely known and the leant popular man in the county amon(( a lare class of people Men Who Build TJp Towns As ha alway been it is yet, men who b'lild up towns and instill life and prosperity in localities are those who are willinz to take some risk in de veloping the resources that lie around tin m Progr89 ia the watchword and :h.,.-e who fail to realize its full import xro going to get left just so sure as thi-re ia any dieplay of energy else where, and there is in the greatest l urdance. We doubt if there ia today JS:ate in th Union making greater advancement than North Carolina. Her agricultural and educational interest.-' were never before given such care aud attention. Our nuninj, stok raising, fruit and vegetable growing ar? juat rising from thtir infancy with a bright future in eitht. What, n the cause V Simply public spirit Who is it displaying this public spirit V Each man has his share, but in the main it must be the business men, those who have capital, to take the lead. If they eit back with their money in bonds or place a dollar only where they see another in sight, in directly they are destroying their own life blood. Even with an advanced position we can not afford to be satis fied, for we must either go forward or baokward. Just eo true as is this statement with individuals, so true is it with towns and cities. Why is it that some places with scarcely no natural advantages are out stripping others more bleased V Be cause they have men of tact, energy and puh who are wliling to see some one elao thiire besides themselves They have meu who endeavor to open up no tuMoi sj instead of dividing that of their neighbor We have as intelli gent aien in New Berne as there are in any portion of the State and they are not without busies cipacily and en ergy but the question is have they suHi.-itntly realized the great import ance of concentrating their strength in lookictf to the good and welfare of the public If you love your home you will look to its interests in being active towards the establishment of industries ; that enhance the value of property, encourages lahor, and puts money in circulation. ADVICE TO nOTIIERS. MK3. YliSLOW"S 800THINO 8TRLP should always be used for children 1 teethine. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind Three Mei Drowned Near Morehead City. It is wi h much regret that e loain of the dtowciug of Messrs. Ed Watd and L W. Hargett, jr . of O.islow count), ond a Mr rulchei o: Jlort head City (or Beaufort), whose tciven name we could not learn. They were drowned iu the sound about eight milts from Morehead City, on Tuesday afternoon- Messrs. "Ward and ldargett weie young luen, who had many friends in Onslow county, and thi ir stiicktn parents and families have the sympa thy of them all. We could not Ret more definite particulars of the drown ing than are given in the telegrams below, and the following gathered from ii-quiry : It seems that Mr. Ful cher was the boatman who was to take Messrs. Ward and Hargett from More head City to Swansboro. They left Morehead City Tueeday morning and went up Bogue sound. A equall came up (which also passed over this section), during which the boat was struck by lightning and the occupants were drowned. The bodies of Fulcher and Ward were recovered Wednesday morn ing, and as will be seen from the fol lowing telegrams, which Mr. Hum phrey kindly allowed us to use, Mr. Hargett's body was also found later: Morkjikad ClTT, June 25. 1890. To HiLt, Humphrey: L. W. Hargett, jr., left here with Ward yesterday. Ward was brought back today, drowned, and another man supposed to be Fulcher. Please notify Hargett , friends, as he is supposed to be drowned. W. L Arkndf.li. Morehead City. June 25 Hill Hchphriy: We have Instituted Bearch for Hargett's body . The boat was struck by lightning. E. M Kookck. E G. Hakrell Mr. Humphrey left on the mail train last night for Morehead City to look after the remains of Mr. Barrett. A half hour after he left the following telegram was received here: "Mr. Hargett's body has been found eight miles up the sound from More head City. It will be taken to j Morehead." . . - - - " j An Error. The rumor in ths city that Hon. F. M. Simmons had received the endorse ment at the Lenoir county convention, held on the 21st instant, and which ap peared in the Joubval a few days since, was an error. Said rumor ro doubt grew from information that the majority of the delegates were sup posed to have been for Simmons. No endorsement was made at all as we are informed by a correspondent who was a delegate at the convention. He also states that two-thirds of the delegates present were for Mr. J, M. Mew borne, a prominent Alliance man and an estimable gentleman. On the other hand the friends of Mr. Simmons claim the majority of the delegates are for him. The eorreotion is cheerfully made, as it is our desire to do no one an injustice. Neither were there any recommendations for judge or solicitor. Mr. Mewborne is a good man and would fill the position with honor, but the question is of too great importance o take the least risk in making the se lection. The most available man possi ble must be put out, and to us that man is Mr. Simmon. This district is Re publican, but in 1886, when two Repub lican candidates were in the field, Mr. Simmons was easily elected over them. In 1888 he was renominated and de feated by a very small vote only, even when there was but one candidate as his opponent. The flattering vote he received during this election was evi dence of the popularity and confidence he had won in all seotions of the dis trict by his faithful and untiring ser vice in Congress. Fire at Washington. The JOCRNIL spoke of the burning of the E C: D. 8. 8. Co.'s warehouse et Washington a day or two ego. The fire was a disastrous one, ssyB the Progress. It took place on Sunday night. The Progress says: '"The fire originated in an old ware house adjacent to the E. C. D. ware house, in which several hundred bales of hay were stored. The tire soon spread' to the E. C D. warehouse. which was also consumed wi;h a large collection of merchandise that it con tained. The tire then spread to tbe brick warehouse of the Wiswall prop erty, which was filled with hay, nil of which were burned, and thence to a long wooden warehouse in which many hogsheads of molnees were stored, a greater portion of which was lost. The bay in the first warehouse was owned by J. i It B. Havens, and that in the other and the uiolaa-es was owned by S B. Fowle & Son. Several of our merchants are hravy losers by having goods id the E U Dispatch warehouse, which ctme on tbe lest steamer of that line and had not been removed. Among them are Geo, Phillips, E. K. Willis. E. W. Avers, W. B. Morton Sc. Co. .and others. But for the good work of the fire de partments, all the wooden resideocts on Main street would undoubtedly have been consumed, as pieces of burning shingles and other fire brands were falling thick and fast everywhere on very dry roofs. The fire is supposed to have originated by spontaneous com bustion. " Eastain North Carolina Colored- In dustrial Stock and Fruit Fair. Posters are out announcing the first exhibition of the above named fair at Now Berne, August 26 to 29, 1890. Rev. W. H. Tburber is president and W. W. Lawrence is secretary. It is stated that a large amount of premiums are offered, several good bands will be io attendance, Hon. H. P. Cheatham, Dr. J. C. Price, ani other prominent speakers will be present. Cheap ex cursion rates on all railroads have been obtained , The exhibition will be held on the grounds of the East Carolina Fish, Oyster, Oame and Industrial Associa tion. Oovernor Fowle has been invited to open the fair. The organization of this fair associa tion is an evidence of enterprise and commendable spirit on the part of our colored people and we are glad to see it. The Journal hopes that the fair will be a fine success. Greene County Unanimous for Mr. Simmons. At the Democratic Convention held in Greene oounty. tbe following lesoiu- tion was read and unanimously adopted : "Resolvad, That inasmuch as the Hon. F. M. Simmons made n a wise faithful and able representative in the Congress of tbe United States in tbe past, it is tbe sense of this Convention that be is entitled to the nomination now and tbe delegates from this countv are hereby requested to cast the vote of this county for him in the approaching Convention." Karly Coltcn Blossoms and Water- i Colored Institnte for Craven Conntj melons. i This institution will be resumed oo Mr F V r.r..Q -.r r ; first Monday of July, tomorrow week. Mr. E. F. Carr.way. of Merr.mon, j under the yprincipalship of Professor N.C.. sends us a cqtton bloom and a George H. Williams, assisted by Mi-s boll, and writes: "Enclosed you will Libbie E I jeary. Mr. Williams bus for find a cotton bloom which I took from several years bferj the head of the ttiA firm fit .Tnkn M tr. .-. p... - , unujiikuu, uu the 25th lost , and also a little boll, that be says bloomed on the 21st. On yet terdsy (the 27th) I ate a very fine water melon from the farm of Mr. G. H. Willie. All of Merrimon, Carteret oounty, N. C." Death of a Promising Young Man. Mr. Z. E. HarrU, a student at Vance Aiademy laat term, died Tuesday afternoou at ') M0 o'llmk of typhoil ferer, ajed nineteen y ar-. He ha' been s ck ! u- throe w k. hh i thou. h !-.- r ceiv. d th- lest ot . ar from i-kill.-J physicians and attentive ours.- ti.e clutches of death wore too strong t.i he overcome. Mr lijiri ia lived in Hydc c. uut., and though le ii nl mil) tn en u pupil at the Acad'm. one term, h ' h id become a favorite aaiocg the boys Lie was quiet and unaseuuim iu mauueis, und apt at d mii i iom Hi' was President of the Ji If rs n Literar) 8 eiety When lirst taken sick hi-, u.ii le, (' .pt G. E. I'slTse. came to him and remained at hia bed-side until the spirit took its flight His father Mr D E. Harris, arrived only a short while before hia death. The remsina were taken to H de con n ty We I nesday for bur ial . ytilisci ibe fur your Couiily Paper. If there ia one duty which is mora oinoing to a man tnnn any other, it is that of supporting or aiding in support ing all enterprises which tend to up build the town or locality in which he lives. One of the best thirds for "booming'' u place is a k"oJ, well edited, lurgtly patronized newspaper. It is the best advertising medium the merchants can secure. Aa advertise ment in a paper witi a large circula tion wnl go to many people who never heard of "you" or, bargains." The Editor, whose paper is patronized by a lare number of people, can afford to buy good presses, material etc., and can pay tho wages which expert em ployer' in a printing cilice always command. Without it he is helDleas. unless he is a man of almost unlimited means. Some people seem to think that it. osts but little monev and less work in a printing office to make it a success iu all such let me say that ! there is a great deal of expense and hard work to ba encountered in run mug a paper. A great many people are very apt at advising, and telling theEiitor what to do, all of which he takes in good part it's in one ear and out of the other. But my friends if vou can't or won't subscribe for your home pnper, let- me beg of you, in the nam of the community in which you live, don't do anything to impede its progress. The "Editor" has a good deal of brain as well as l-ody work to do, and so don't be a block in his path way, but if you think you can run the paper better than he can. why just try it. Jack Rattler. Count) Democratic Couventiou. At a meeting of the Democratic Ex ecutive Committee of Craven county, held in the city of New Berne on the 14th day of June, 1890, it was ordered that a convention of the Democratic party of (.'raven oounty be held io the city of iew Berne at 12 ru. on Satur day. July 12, 1S90, for the purpose of nominating county officers and electing delegates to the State Judicial and Con greseional Conventions, pursuant to the plan of organization of the Democratic party. VOTE OF CRAVEN COUNTY FOE GOVERNOR. The following is the number of votes to which each township is entitled in Baid convention: , PRECINCT. FOWLE. VOTES. New B'e 1st wd 140 6 2d wd 108 4 3rd wd 122 5 4th wd 38 1 " 5th wd McCar. 104 1 . " " " St. Ph. 4 Vanceboro 258, 10 Dawson's Store 43 2 Fulcher'g 114 4 Conner's 27 1 James Cityi 7 ' 1 Camp Palmer 23 1 Dover 37 1 Russell 102 4 Arnold's Store CO 2 Jasper 72 3 Pleasant Hill 17 1 Lee's Farm 6 3 Temble's 16 1 Core Creek 51 2 1408 fiC Serious Charge. Uai.veston, Tex . June 29. Samp son and Isaac Heindenheimer, two of Galveston's well known and wealthy Hebrew citizens, were arrested yester day charged with arson, in burning tbe oil mill labt April of the Texas Standard 011 Co . of which Simpson Heiden heimer was president, and tb largost stockholder. The estimated value of the plant was abmt $?00.000. and it was insured noai ly up (o this nrnount The mill nn in tho nil trust and was not doing a profitable business. The insusrnce corapaiiien, su -pecting that all was r.oc us i should have been.insti tuted a'i i n vh-si i nation , resulting in the securing i f hfTilaviif fioin hi-vi ral of the oiriit. rs of thi mill m ihe fTect that thy taw s tn(,s i . inaide ib .- mil' just befor-- the fir. ; r.d Is ne Heiden heimer. over Hn i fri I ivit . a at a Sim ns n was seen to apply th torch. Up n these affidavits the Arrests w. re made E-ieh h is i iven iVOOu b ind-). W aul .n,(l Township Mpcliiigs ! he I) :i iuTiIb i f th - city of New Berne are ri quc-ett d to meet July Sth at S:30 o'cli ck fur the puipo-m of tlecting delentis to the county convention to be -held in the city of N-w Berne. July 12 If 90. r t i ho follow io places: 1 -t W. r.. City Hall I '.iurc Hi. 11 e Fin'.liC-.' Sh..,! I .an . -'- St)ii) Pa'i-' M re. 2t o I 4;h 5th 'I n w i .si 1 1 At ihe c, J u I v i i h Th" SlI. court hoo !- i No H ('iulld i.f cit) ) on h.iii-e st 11 o'clock a in. township will m it a the it 11 o'clock m . July 5:h for th- iiu rpose of lectin h a luinh p ex u ' I v i- com m I : ti h. W P MK1TS C'ui 8ih Townrl.ip Com To the Alliance of (Vaven Counyf. Having qualified as business agent ol the Alliance, I hertby give this notice, that I -ill be in New Berne on tbe lat and Hd Fridays in each month. Office at Hill Humphrey's store (sign "Big Ike. ") Having received several communica tions to visit some of the sub-Alliances of this county. I will visit them at any time, provided they give two week s notice of same. Big Ike has fixed up a very commo dious 'office in the rear of his store. which the Alliances generally are in vited to useat arsy time free of all cost. Farmers coming to town can have tbe use of this office to transact their private business. H. H. Pkesy, p22 dlt w3m County Business Ag't. If About to Travel or Kmlgratr, The voyager cannot be provided with a safer remedy and protective medicine than Ilosletter s Stomach Bitters Abundant testimony exists to prove that it nullities hurtful olimatio intiu ences and the effects of exposure, that it reconciles the stomach to unaccus tomed food, and prevents injurious re sults from impure water. Mariners, tourists, emigrants and miners have all contributed the.- quota of testimony in its behalf, and its protective influence has been most effectually demonstrated in regions and under conditions where, if not really effective, that fact would long since have been exposed. In no class of disorders have its remedial and preventive properties betn more con spicuously shown than in cases of mala ri il fevers, maladies for which i; is the most popular specific in existence, both here and in the tropics, where its repu tation is scarcely second to that which it enjoy s on this continent. It ia. more over, a most agreeable appetizer and nerv ine I State formal Bcbool or r ay eiievme and Miss Lary has been associated rate to ao cents mat an my - with him. They ar among the best j vantage of it and pave ninny a trip to und most accomplished of their race. New B-rne ':ir terminus at New The public teachers, and all intending i B-rce is at the estern L nion Tel. Co. s to teach', are expected to be promptly ; office, thereby RiviDK ua close connec unhand at the opening of the term, j tions with all parts of the world . which will last three weeks. WHITE OAK RIVER CORP. j29-d2twlt. 1 L. I je!2wSt Stella, Carteret Co., . C. rollokvillo Primary .Metiiiig- of the Dfinocrats. ! 10 Cl!;,.J Ex-cuti v of PolK k Of J.ilO- 1 Hill an i ; c i , . 1 1 the h III- luli,,, 11 so! VI- rii to a previous call of the ''in mite.- ilie Democrats -i. i l. in nsliip. i n the 2'.h ; li. ' .-, , i, -i , ii .hi. Ac td -iii y c . e : i i , t.' lb" Ci-uti ' 1 !:.!,.!, 1.1 1 I Ti III. Hi i;U Jill V lillj Af.tr which i e ud o,jtud : nio-rats. Ill- , i ii reso! u' It 'f i I. That e. k h tend in do uur who - dut) coming campaign. Resoivrd, That the H mone n c.ir choic-' ! r that W:- M'-eii't l.i un mean- in mtum hn u election that, wubiu June 23.h. IB'jO. J N F Jas F. " il l E. S o'y. i F. F. 8im ' ing ress and .L,l honorable ruination and ii r power. S'l'E. Ch'm. I lie l.raul Urnrflt j , Which pie in inn .li, n state uf I health derive from ll.iod s Sarsaparilla conclusively proves that this medicine 1 "makes tho weak wrung." It does not act like a stimulant imparting tiotitioi.s strength, but Hood s .Sarsaparilla builds up iu a peifectly natural way all the weaktnod p u ts, pur i ties the blood . and aisists to healt'iy action thjse important organs . the k ui ne) a and H v. r. :! 1 i 1 ihle Stoiui . Shki fiixd, June :3U This place was yesterday isitc-d by a ten ihle storm, accompanied by almost inoessiin lightning aud very heavy rlouds. The fall of rain was the severest ever known here. During ih storm the Alabama Straw Works building was pirtially de stroyed aud stock damaged I y the rain fall to the extent of iS.oO'J At-lhe Lady Enaley furnace reservoir the supply pipe was btruck by lightning and so broken that the furnace ha 1 to be banked. LOO.V KLIMK A Hleasaiit Lemon g.li.k. For bili jusness and constipation, uke Lemon Elixir For ind igesti i :.:.! f.ui I r tomicli . take Lemon Elixir For t.iok aud uei v us headaches, take find nervousness, and debility, take ind ni ilaria, take Lemon Elixir. For slaeples-npf s ak e Lemon Elixir. For loss of appetit Lemon E ixir. For fevers, chills Lemon Elixir. Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any of the above diseases, all ot which arise from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys, bowels or blood. Prepared only by Dr. IJ. Mozi.EY, At lanta, Ga. 50c. and 1 00 per bottle. Sold by druggists. Prominent IIlulter )Vrlli. After ten years of great suffering from indigestion, with great nervous prostration, biliousness, disordered kidneys and constipation, I have been cured by Dr. Mozley 's Lemon Elixir, and am now a well man. Rev. C. O. Davis, Eid. M. E. Church South, tillnovl No 28 Tatnall et. Atlanta. Ga. i."00 Dock Laborers' Mrikp. Cuicago, June 30. Tho dock laborers have struck for rive cents per hour ad vance on their present rate of twenty cents an hour and the river is lied up. Fully 7500 men have quit work. Many vessels are lying idle at the docks with oargoes to unload or take on. Several vessels cleared without cargoes today. The most obstinato cases of catarrh are cured by the use of Ely's Cream Balm, the only agreeablo remedy. It is not a liquid or snuff, is easily applied into the nostrils. For cold in the bead it is magical. It gives relief at once. Price 50 cents. . Fatal FxplosioH. Louisville, June 30. By an explo sion at the Standard OH Refinery lire this morning, three persons were in stantly killed and thirty five wounded. TITLED TO THE BEST. All are entitled to the beet that their money will buy, bo every family should have, at once, a bottle of the best fam ily remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse the system when costive or bilious. For sale in 50c. and 31 00 battles by all lead gists. IIIKD. On June 26, 1690, 9:.')0 o'clock p.m., at his residence in Jours county. Col. J. N. Whitford, aged 55 years. In New Berne, N. C. on Friday, June 27th, 1S90, at 12:30 o'clock a.m.. Mrs. A. H. Whitehurst. widow of Henry P. Whitehurst. deceased, in the seventy -first year of her age. CO MM .. r Nkw Ukknk N C lowing Hi LO'la)'- narfeft : EgtfS 1 0 Crlil a p. Jane iO The fol H i ua t ions in this 1- ,: tl 11 ill Z-ll Cokn 4" 50 ivul- JIkaI.- rio oil.' : Potatoes B.ihoi'ia 5oa00c. per Ltii-ht-t Birr i u foot 4 . i H MS- -Com.-try 11 -r i-iif 10 , Fio : ysmB .12c Lakh i 'numn loall'. Ju:Obvnm ir.-o '-. 40, ',0 . per pair' half grown. 2.'-a3'c . Si OOjI.25 uer Oats New crop, :i0.i7o sack. F.'DlKK v.-. (iOuTOc. HaY t'rat' tram. 3-')'i4ri. iiaat. t'OKfe -i'2 50. tuol'i.uKk M Ril - falt.li'. 0. fi. V F H h s and 1. jushel. . including O. CiaTr. KLOUB 53 00i.6.5i). LaBD Gic. bv the tierot Nails BaBis"l0'B,2 50. 8u3AR Granulated. 7i- vXiftkk 1 Sn'ii;r . ' "HSH.BE 2al5 S j LtT 7 5 aii Oc . per stick. MohABSEB A.KDrfYBUf-i--;0&iibo. KEBOSX.NB Sic. Powder $3 00. Shot Drop, $1.25; bnck, 81 50 Hides Dry, 3a5c. ; green 2o. Tallow 4c. pr lb. Deer Hides Dry, 15a25c. Wool 12al8o. BC8WAX lSa20c te,r U,. Sput'TS Turpentine Market firm at 41c. per gallon. Tar-SI.oO per pork bnl. ; td .00 per pine bbl. Ckudk Turpentink Market firm at 82.20 for virgin and yellow dip and $1 10 for hard. Timber Cypress. 13 in. and over, in demand at 85 00 per M. Shingles West India, dull and ncm inal; 6 inch 82 00a2 25 Building 6 Inch hearts. Si. 00 . saus.Jl.50 nor M. 8TAVE3 R O. hhd. dreBsed, $12al5 per M. POWDER Absolutely Pure. TLIs powder never varies. A inaivelol p i lty . etrc ugth and who!esorL.eiu h. More economical limn the orrilnmy Inniis m i! connot be gold In coin petition with the mul titude of low lest, snort weight, mum n phnsphule powders. Sold only In cars. Hoyai. Hakim; PoWOKk 'o.. JUtt Wall fct. N y. i une'2:i dsn wed frIAw Telephone Notice. To the People at und in th Viciniiy f Stella, Msyevillo and PullokBville: I am pleawnd to inform you that our Telephone Line i-i in goud working order, and that we have reduced the mm. 11 ROYAL SVM I r swajtoruTY piig Be Sure If you have made up your mind to iuy Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue of ita peculiar combination, proportion, and preparation, curative power superior to any other article. A Boston lady who knew what she wanted, and whose example Is worthy imitation, tells her experience below: Cet " In one store where I went to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla the clerk tried to induce me buy their own instead of Hood's; he told me their's would last iunger; that I might take it on ten days' trial : that if I did not like It I need not pay anything, etc. Hut he could not prevail on me to change. I told him I knew what Hood's Sarsaparilla was. I had taken it, was satisfied with it, and did not want any other. Hood's When I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla 1 was feeling real miserable, suffering a great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak that at times J could hardly stand. I looked, and had for some time, liko a person in con sumption. Hood's Sarsaparilla did me so much good that 1 wonder at myself sometimes, and my friends frequently speak of it." Mrs. L'lla A. (li.rr, ( l Terrace Street, Boston. Sarsaparilla Sold hy all druggists, gl ; sir for 85. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, JIasa. IOO Doses Ono Dollar Fourtii of July at Morehead New Berne, N. C., July 1, 1890. Excursion rates to Morehead City and return. July 4 GRAND CELEBRATION. Address by Jos. E. Robinson of the Ooldsboro Argus. Fireworks on the water given by Foster Bros, of the Atlantic Hotel Fare, round trip, when tickets are purchased by the mail train. Tickets on sale July 3d and 4th. Good to re. turn iDclttiiing July 7th; ueo ironclad contract tickets: Goldsboro 2.40 Core Creek . .82 00 La Grange 2.25 New Berne... 145 Kinston 2 15 Croatan 1.00 Dover 2 00 Newport 45 S. T, DILL. G. P. A. R. J GOODING. i. Successor to K. II. Jfeadows A Co ; WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST K. K. Cor. Pollock aad Middle Streets, m:w hkisnr, n v. A Fall Line of Fresh Drngs and Chemicals. MANrFAl TrjKF.K Ol Gooding's Optimua Ointment, Meadows' Liver Pills: and Meadowe' Worm Killer. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Otrers superior Inducements to the Whole salt and Jobbing Trade of the section of Eastern Carolina tributary to the trade of New Berne, and guarantees to sell goods at prices in competion with the trade In Nor thern cities, strict attention to orders by mail. R. J. GOODING, mayl wtf XKW BERNK, N. C. Congressional Convention. SECOND DISTRICT. At a meeting of the Democratic Ex ecutive Committee of the Second Con gressional district, held on the 26th of June, the Congressional Convention was called to meet in Wilson on Wed nesday, July 16th, at 2:80 p.m., for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Congress. F. A. WOODARD. je2Sdowlt Ch. Diat. Dem. Ex. Com. The Glorious Fourth! BASEBALL AND ATHLETIC SPORTS AT THE FAIR GROUNDS on the FOURTH OF JULY. BASEBALL "Elm City "vs. "Wash ington Scars, jumping races, promised . Running, hurdle and A splendid day's sport Athletic sports to beijin tit o'clock. Bdseball at 5 o'clock. Admission 25 cents to nil Ladies 10 cents. Children under 15 years, 10 eta. Carriages free. V. I. Douglas Shoes ars warranted, and f .Hrv bnir faun hit name and price stamped on bottom. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fiue Calf and Traced Waterproof Grain. The excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe cannot be better shown than oy the strong endorse ments of Its thousands of constant wearers. Se.OO Genuine Hand-sewed, an elegant and O stylish dress Shoe which commends Itself. rOO Mand-newed Welt. A fine calf Shoe uneuualled for at vie aud durability. $0.50 Goodyear Welt is the standard dress 3 3 Shoe, at a noDular tirlee. $0.50 Policeman Shoe Is especially adapted for railroad men. farmers, etc. All made in Congress, Button and Lace. $3 & $2 SHOES LADIES, have been most favorably received since introduced and the recent improvements make them superior to any shoes sold at these prices. Ask your Dealer, aud l ir tn ie cannot supply you send direct to factory enclosing advertised price, or m i3ial for urder blanfcs. cory eucic It-r blank. V. L. UOLtJI.AS, Brockton. Mas. AGENT, Cor. Pollock and Middle Sts. mar22 dtjulyl DD YOU WANTTOMAKE MONEY? $100 to $300 a Month. If go. write 1 ir terms oa 'ICinii of Glory" or r.ife ol Clirist.and t.afie an aencjl at once. One man, ITfr. W. C. HarrU, oas sold hy his persouai cunvass 7i00 copies, fie baa s hl ia the past, hfceeu days, 497 copien in Columbus, Ua. i;xpeiienco it uot necessary. Vou can make il pay. Wiiteat ooce and Bend OOe. for full out lie. Includ ing a full c tpy of the booh In best tindtuK We are the Impost suhcri pt ion bock house in the South. AiJdrebH SOUTHWEST i-RX PUCLISIUXU HOUSE, 'i ! and i j j Sprue ion t ii ts paper. NuBliv llle, Ten n . lnayH-: w'2ai A very liuo Ciar. Try it. At .1. I', TAYLOR'S. Best Grades of Tobacco. Seilinn lota of Goods for little ojooey. J, .JF. L TAYLOR. jGreerisboro Female College, lillKENSlMIHO. N. . The Seventy -first Setsion of thi.s well known institution will begin on the 27th lay of Aiitfiist, 1 800 In addiiion to thorough instruction in the Literary Course, special advantages are olferod in the i pertinents of In strumentiil and Vocal Mumc. Elocution, Art. and Physical Traii.iiiK Charges moderate. For Catalogue apply to T. M. JONES, jt-24 dwlm President. To CAUTION rrtof , ii&0 Large Lot of 33 roke m ; 6 ;-, FOR SALE CiiAi' WHOLES ALU Gl.'OCK!; MIDIiLiE S I'ltEKT, NEW I'.KKNK i R. 0. E LODGE. Cravkn St., Nkw Hf.ijnk N. ('. Hay! Hay! Hay! marl'l d It w Im CATAWBA COLLEGE, NKWTON, N. C. NEXT KKH8ION will U-flu Attn. 1th. 18UO. Mill Academic himI Cullrtciate (Jourses. Also Miibio, I'ainiiDtr. lirnwlnK, Pen man sill p. ami liouk-kt eplnv Kine Buildings, Apparatus. l.lbraricB. Ar. ivn Instructors Location healllilnl. limiril and TqUIoq moderate. IndiKenl pein jiik lii'lped, Apply at ouce I'atiU nne tree. AddraKB ItK.V. I. ( -. CI. A IT, l'r, Hiil, nt . Jlyldwlm kKV J A. t- (ill., spin t irv. i CONsuMPtlH" It has permanently on red titoi -mmh of cases pronouiioel hy doctois 1 1 o less. If you liavo premonitory symp toms, such as Cough, Hilliiuli v of Breathing, Ari, don't ilelnv, Iml iko PISOS CURE for CflNs't .MPTKiN jinniediatel3-. y DruggisH. - cuntu. SALE AND EXCHANGE I have constantly on hand As Fine and: Well Broken Horses as ever Lrought to Now Berne. They are selected with care find from reliable dealers only. I have gnod roadsters, good draft hurst, and lhr.Be suited for family purpoiTN und the saddle. Also, in connection w ilh my l.ivery, I have a FIRST CLAPS Carriage and Buggy Repository, where will be found a full njuipment of riding vehicles. Paintirg, repairing, etc-, done in the very best workman ship. A trained and experienced Shoer constantly on duty. Will take pleasure in showing you through any depart ment of my huRincss J. W. STEWART. junelO d wtf KIY" CatarrH P.RFAM RAIM rTTZ """ p. mm m Cleanse the N Attn I Patfi A.lfty 18 in nid He I ) 'In- i.r w Hinfr lie Sf U- tf B B, rcicovoi 'ixir,:'uni ,ti 'HMrririlVI Y Of .... . . v i' . tt ! Sin r I I . HAV-FEVER TRY rHE A partlcld U applied i . Is agreeai.le. price Til . m- i mall, rei'ls'.erdil. (u cu. K: 58 Warruu street. . i ; rand i '.k us; !'-y . ''I Ht.R8, i.Jwly OUR LINE OF Ugriing Silverware Is the Largest and Most Artistic ever shown in this City. Wc ilf- r necinl drives Tornm rnv. . BELL THE JEWELlR. GRAND PENiHO! Bell's Jewelry Store, UNDER "DO TEL A LHEUT. " Eyery reader of the Ji.iL'HN l. ought to keep time and join the proci-Bion to the above-n lined splendidly Hi pnintid Jewelry St ire. where hiu will find a new stock of Watches. Clock and Fine Jewelry, at prices that ii( fy compe tition. Having moved to the ah , e. elegantly furnished store, will he plermed to Berve all my old patrons nnil tin j.uhlic gen erally. Repairing a tpetidty. Our workshops bein innm apei oh and fitted w ith the latest impiov ci! miichiii ery, we are now ahlo t.i d i all i-lnases of work with neatness und ri:-.pmch. "Bell The Jeweler." JOE K. WILLIS, PKOPniF.TOII OK EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA Marble Works. New Ecrno, 1ST. ( . Italian and American Marble and n!l qualities of material. Orders solicited and given piouiit attention, with satisfaction iiimn u teed. Q. E. Miller is my agent at Kinston, and Alkx. Fields regular t'aveling agent. 81 4 EV I'TKylMimS, OLD ooMimon &m&iip Company. ' - l r KI.Y 1,1 NK. UniniuliiC Steatnatilp I B . ' ! d K vorlt Wats '(out, via Albsusrl ssJ eittupukt Caal. FOB sn. II. Illll,i,r., Nw lork, Plllla Irlplila, Boaton. Pr.rlilaac. ud W Iillii: to City, all point. North. East and W eat. n. .1. ! urtur M 1 1 N 1 1 A Y, IP.NK tn, 80. until fr.i tner notloe. ' li otswBfj KI.WBEBNE. Capt. Pritchett (Sea First Page.) Our ui) t.it in erJoriH ui pit-bM ourpatronsu and our almost t.i-iri ri mi-t vice (or Uia Msi flfioen jun. i u,i ki -Hibrantp w can ofler all Khlppers u. lo iiu we will do for them m the fuliirn t)rder all uooda cur. ni o u. H. 8 Oo. Nor folk. V l'aBij.'iii?e will Cad a good tab, oomfort i:e rrioiiiB, atjd every oourtee SdMt Srt4sa ti'nj will lm pa!d them lij the offler, ; K. B. ROBKBTaVAfStM. ysnpKx i ui.rn.yvKR a tobner. -i Agents, Norfolk".41" l.TANfOW) 'lce-renident. New YmW Olty. FARMERS' LINE. Steamer Cleopatra Leaves New lei i c n.iy v rdnrtdsy and Saturday fur 'J'ri nton at T.ao o'clock. lti tnrnlnp, will Ii ave Trt-oton Mondaya a id I n u is laye at . 30 o'clock. l'iisi'ii'er ace. nn nioilnllong . a. K. ANDIIEWd, iec. Manacer, ; i ! iiwiy Newborn. N. O. NEW EIFM D f AW LIC 0 MINE Tbp tp8mcr TAHOMA. Tin; foilowicg schedule is now la pi rat ii in : I,i-ivf New l'.nrne every Tuesday and Friday morning it 7 o'clock. Returning U'l-dneuday ntid Saturday v en ing Ail lan.i iii-a Ntuae bnd Bay rivers akt ri in ImUi . e I'nr f i: 1 1 In r i Hetne. I. i rination apply to H. MAN1X. Agtt. . r. 1S89. j EASTERN CAROLINA OiSPATCH The Fast Freight Line Biifsu : w Berne. Kutax rtai Cajroltst I'olnte. aud rfolk', lalBBin. Plillxlnlphla. New t erk. Mmrntm, Kto. wtm EUubetk f tty. . C, CiiinTni nclrg Mooday, Jum lttlb, THE STEAMERh Eaglet and Annie oi thi line wtll run on - n'suiii cuedule Uoie. ;?:: leMviiiK New Iw-rne every jiU'ii'iii, w El in a x and f KIH.W Hii.cinooris. il KliHK n'riork. for lJl7.(ineni ( iit und i.-iuni anlvlng on TUESDAY, IKI ItHHAV ur d MATCbUAl, Tlie4e tit i.jiit'o il, eoTiiivi-LUL, will Uiv Allanilo . N. It. I. Noiiulh Houlbem H. K , New York, l'hlin. huh Norfolk K. H.. and Uie reiiDf lHina H. K . iiiini n rtllehle and regular 11m- ollerln,; ki.pt r lor ImoIIIH for Huiclt truuvmi tftllou No tra.nr.drs exc pi ki KIIihIh to (.lty, at which po'.tit : relKbi Hi be 'naduo on 0er to go ttirouuli to ilemliinlii.ri. - Direct all goodi, lo t itliippeo via taster u Carolina tdspaicl. iiuilv as. tollowa: from New Y ork, by ruin. t. K.. Mb ST. Nortb Klver. From f'hlladtlphla. lie I tillu. W. A BaJto, K. It., Dock Bt. Hlalloti. Kroni hal'morn by I'hlla. Wll. A BeiU , H. It,. 1'reslilenl M. (Station. From Norfolk, by f.onoia Houlbern K. K. Krom liontn. ny klerchaniH t Mlnen Trans portiittoB Co.: N i v. Vnrn and N w Knalarn) K. K. P.aic an !.-w ni ,'. tim quicker t .an by any ii.r line ' . oilier tine w. H JiAi K iGen, Fet. Trafflo Asent, r H H i - i .1 11 afllo Manager. Ii 'r.fi. Sill y , ii. -, Division hrebiht Aswnt, I I, Ha. i' H. i i .ii tiej KrtlKbt Agent, N . ' I'' '' 1 lOl II , V M I - . il lMl 1 . A r .il i.i. ..it. i i i i ! . V '' . ) l.H . . M -At M i I I, 1 ' V ..1 ni:.. ' i iiiii. ore. 1 I h.M-.llll-l a 1 i A I M. I. : I ' i I i I ' i lil ill NeW li I'n v. 1 1 : i i i . t i,j M-.tnai on I' i ' ', ii ' I :i in . r. i n?t- niiec I'll .' hi tv . ti' '(Hk,i-OU' . i i i.-:n I "V ui.'i ,- . i lina- i it! I ,1 h i, Ni.rtn- - i i -i .-, .1, i.eetton. i ? i' iSiiii ui .Ntw l J - Ke i . Ki . ) iIHi ulr. Ni.rtct b . a ' L, t ia, K. m udi u 1 1 r i Br. I ut"1 ii ' 1 v 11 S. .-h;i. psoi , ; s !!. c.i k v. . . mi r , i i 1. 1 rhi a-liari. i-li.v '." 1.". . ti I i. . I - s . .. i w , ii , j u, hik,v t- uuil Kt-TTirdny a. " v. ,.r . v ' '' w i ,:n. ,t i-mcnlyi i:f i i I . l Si ty. n y, va , ,1 . d ' -. iat in Huy m. i iu ilniii i Mil.uriiw n. 1 1-.-. .im Ii nil la h.il ii.u cHi i.. i.ud rat ee a"' an',-.; tua.l pili.Loiii l.lir dlllen r ofSot-e ' tile com pai. lea. UOIII IsllKAKAOF, SULK AN MIIP VIA N. C. LINK. , B. GKA V, Aient. Now Heine. N. I . PROFESSIONAL. DK. G. K. BAGBY, SURGEOK DENTIBT. Olli - f. SI iii die etreet, opposite Baptise church , doc:; d wtf NKWBERN, N. -Q P. H. PELLETIER, A I I (I It N K Y A T L. A W , A NO MOM Y UUUKKit, r'.vt.n ftt.. two doors South of Journal office. A sp-ctiuty made In negotiating small loaiia for abort time. Wit: praillce In tbe ConDtlesoi Graven, Oar-tert't-, Jonea. Onslow aud Pamlico. Uriltal Httites foin-i tit New Berne, and rJupreine iurt of the 8late. febl dlf Cl.F.MKNT MAN l.Y . O. H. OUIOU Manly & Guipn,1. AITOHNKY8 AT LAW. Office 2d tloor of Green, Foy & Co.'s bank. Middle street. New Berne, H. C. Will practice in tho courts of CrarB and adj nning counties, in the Suprsea Court of the State, and in the Federal Courts. aplAdwtf ' K M SIMMONS II. L. QUBS. Simmons & Gibbs, , ATTORNEYS AT LA'.V, Will practice in the counties of Craven, Jones. Onslow. Carteret, Pamlico. Lenoir and Hyde, and in the Federal Courts. Office on Craven utreet, next door below JoiUiNAI, offioe. apl3dwtf Dr. J. D. Clark, DENTIST, NEW BERNK, If. C. Office on Craven t trt et, between Pollock ! and Broad. dw
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