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J . 1- v -.4 . J'v'V rJ ' ,,,,, v-sv: - :i A-i v.VV '- 3v ,-..: .' a a.,.- - - . - - " rtf.- a ;-t"- ar -- -ir ' -- al "ri d"' ' ""' -l-J"Tir ti " " ' .-,-. - ,.- ,..-- .-M-i-i -v.- s.ri -i.jU kl. :-:iti"-v. jr -f-s.v $1.00 Per Year. INDEPENDENT IN Al,L THINGS. -a. 5 Cents. VOL. XVI. NEW BE UN K. ( W , VKX (M)UNTY, X. ('.. MAY 4 iv.Ki NO. 5. f: . DR. G. & BAGBY, SURGEON DENTIST. Office. Middle street. ODDosite Bantist u . r n i.,. ,. ;v, ehnrofa . ' . iecSd wtf . H .T 11 PT.tt HIT DENTIST, SEW BEH.1E, N. C. x Office on Craren street, between Pollock udBrod- P. H. PELLETIEE, .TTOKNRV AT L.A W . St., two doort South of win prt ."Th" cort'es or cr.v.n trurat Jodm, On.low and Parciico. Cntted Mtx tea ;Yartat New Hrn...na iU4r.m Conn of the . H. STREE T. General FIRE AND LIFE ' Insurance Aent, Hgy BERNK. Iff. C. Churchill h Parker VTiolesa!e and Retail Grocers, ' Farmers and country merchants 'will Uq well to see us before buying as we aeu good as low if not leTcr than anv house in the citv. JBTWE GUARANTEE EVERY THING WE SELL TO HE AS REPRESENTED OU vMOJJEY REFUNDED. TxT- ,iai: ii .i. . ..iv" 0 puttoTtke city free. " ALL WE ASK IS ONE TRIAL, and WO KUIJVf VlU Wilt WUVill Uf Willi US ... J- . - Lorillant Snuff sold Ii manufacturer's prices. Our Btables in the rear of our store are .reatOrUI. yr CHURCHILL & PARKER, -j 10 18 wtt Broad Street. ! V THE NSW BERNE &fcNITTINr MILL, is now prepared to furnish Haxf Hose VaBIODS QrALTTIES AST) Colors in oj .ro i it,- : Send ten cents for Saw pies and Prices.! d22wtf. Pure! Brilliant! Perfect! Uses Everywhere, and Eadorsei Whebevhr Ust.d. The Most Popular Qlase in the U. 8. Thay are daily worn and are warmly praiaed by tbe solid REPRESENTA TIVJB MEN nf this con d try, many of them biDK of National fima. The list mbra-e Bankers. Mrchnis. Lawyeri, Ooraraora, Senators. Foreign Mioietere, Jfacbanica Preachers. MEN EMINENT IN ALL PROFE8--.?' SION3 AND TRADES. PVr8IClAN8 RECOMMEND THRM. BUT K05E BUT THE GEXUIXE. Tbaaa perfect Qlassea are accurately ad - joaced to all eyea at the Drug Store of F.S.DUFFY, New Berne H.C. jS4dw ERS We Have a Full Stock OF Cultivators, Harrows AND ill Kinds of igricultnril Implements. At Bottom Prices. L. H. (hitler & Co. li. R.Jones Wholesale an t IteUil DeTor in ifTlrll Afprph-inr. iP Conignmento of Cotton. Grain, and Other P-otiuC- solicit-d. Prompt attention guirn teed. Cotton Bagging and Ties now in stock. Lorillard and Gail -i rx Pnuff sold at Manuficturer's Price . K. R JO -ES. New B.tne N. C THE 9 14 dr Farmers L Merchants Bank ""HTEf BEaNE, N 0. Organized !e than two vears CAPITAL STOCK , $75,000.00 , SrVldi Profits' 1 n',000.00, - OFFICERS: 1 U H.CtrrLHi . President, t w rT1CK' ' 'cukSi' AH. Powiix. Teller, ,.. DIRECTORS: Wat. CUti, P. H. Pelletier, - j.'W. Stewart. V. 8. Chad wick, TohB Sater. O. Llarki, O. fJarki, n il T- T ei - n W K.. StUqurteri for Nickel S.v 0g 8tm p Your business is respectful! solicit e EDITORIAL NOTES. A. French scientist declares that llVI vurd frmn now the averapp , Urlm IM Uiru " in um rr ii i u j u CP. , , ,, , ,, l'here are fmallrr fellows here now rnnniDg tbe populist movement. thin nt (iHrmanv. A'.i -tria, hmi l ,i Silver aod nickel in paying qiutities have been fiuud te teen V'aily Forge and Allentown. Carter county. Tennessee, and pi op pecioi u ui e ciuw.unK to LUat ' sectton. j.ne politician hi Hawaii con. , demn Commissioner Blouni's Blouni's his own I " KeepS . '"givcs to thi, country its rank i Counsel, and whitt he thinks Of the amo,,rr , he nations It 18 the sruatii)u will nor be kaowo a itil he m.ik.-s r: i report l'; e S m ii ou Top is a heai'- li eiua ieioblican or an. That Ik sa ii g a t;reat ue.il lor a section hicb, twenty-seven years ago, wa a desola'e waste nnder bayonet rule. It ir said I hat the Governor of Florida ba appointed himself i United Stat s Senator on the grounds that tbeie was do other man in the State competent to till the office. .... ... - . . ... What with the Irish home Kuie bill in a fair way to pass the British parliament and universal suffrage already become law in Belgium, republican institutions are making very fair progress, indeed, in monarchial Europe. Texas presents a find, broad held for railroads. .Oat ef the three hundred thousand s.inare miles i . within her borders there are two bundled thousand miles, of the best (arming and mineral lands practically withour railroads. TnEBB are some strange men in fhia tvrtrlrl anil atrantra thinira han j pen. But one of the strangest mrii mid straugest things we have ' j , . . , . . : . . , . Urt i rn4i1 nt tor Knmt rlrii wam l.nA Indiana man who last week eloped with his mother-in-law. Wil. S:ar. Comptroller Bepburn received information from Atlanta, Qa., indicating that the failed Gate City National Bank ol Atlanta would probably b able to liquidate its indebtedness this week, and re- open for busines. r Ever where the prestige of the populists is waning. In every western state in which they were successful in the elections last November they have lost the con fidence of thousands who supported them at that time and whose votes gave them the victory. According to tbe decision ot a New York judge, i man of tbirty nioe is too old to marry a girl of sixteen. A marriage baa been annulled on that ground. A new Yorker at the age of thirty nine is supposed to be a total wreck. The Kansas woman who held up a man at the point of a revolver, didn't find much trouble in going through bis pockets, for she had been married and practiced on her husband's pockets. Bnt it will take her longer to go through the penitentiary, for the judge sent her up (or two years. The critics of President Cleve land and Commissioner Blount in relation to the Hawaiian matter I seem to ignore the fact that, had tbe Amrican flag not been run up at Honolulu under the Harrison administration in violation ot precedent and international law, it would not have become necessary for tbe Cleveland administration to order it hauled down. Senator Morgan told President Cleveland that Hansis Taylor was the ablest man in Alabama An other Alabamian says that Haonis Taylor is tbe most intellectual min of his years in America. It is easier to believe the former state ment. At anyrate.it is a matter of pr de to feel that such com pliments are paid to one of North Carolina's sons- A Philadelphia dispatch say: L'heity bell was lowered from itc position in Independence Hall Saturday. Today it was placed on a truck 8P'ci'lI1J' constructed for the Philadelphia contingent of the Pennsylvania National Guard to the Pennsylvania railioad di pot whence the train b- aring the bell aid.-M-ortw-.il leave for Chicago ! I ro-morrow morning Tee Czar of Russia found an egg on his table E ister morning, which contained within it two ivory death's heads, a silver dagger aDd a -du of paper on which was writ ten the legend, "Christ has risen; we fball also rise again." That ,22 smelled of a hatchin' ,f j .i ' u : Secretary oi t ue i reasurv ro go to N miiisis, and the C z .r wonld give J exclaim like 14 quarter to know who sent it, but , ?il ' I he would give no quarters to him.!0"?'"1 tbe tirab'e,,l T'ber .-help ; -W,L 8tar' more practical use for a cat 'una been hit upon th - that lately devised by a Portland merchant. He owns a very docile little kitten white as er ow. One day, finding that he was ont of blotting paper, when he had fini8bed a letter. the kitten was used in place of it and found to be an excellent substitute, the fur taking up the superfluous i ink like a sponge, and he has con- tinned to emDlov kittv in this wav. gig er a curious piebald appear , ( ante. K h I E K A T 1 0 ' . In onion there in strength. The aueieu classics tell uk of the Federation ih' C.recian States and I he hiilt-iMlnrx of md i l a 1 1 ,il v TQ T. Allu .. .... iw tl... I.'. . r;i 11 ' , , , while the German Mi.ite is but t Kil-r i,m of ( ir-rman Staten. t, f . . , , ,,, , . Hut the highew: and best ex-itjipl.-ot Feiler.i.'iou in t'onnd in tht Ffdtral union, the United CI.. ll'l. . . oiaies oi America uateer uiaj : t) 8 jd of Sratert Rights and State , 1 Sovereignty . r i t he Union that Sovereignty . r in the Uoion that, nation tin' tha' ii known and 'honored ; hrough-nr i -e World. Fi'der.ition the interests of pence and ol civilization is the clear note of the period. Thus : there is on foot a great movement in Suuth America to reverse the t i ,r ... m A ; tn. oi'i p.,in iii 1 1 1 rii i , hi rtuu cm iip amor g a group nt'nv.il S'u'en and to culnvate intimacies looking 'Owi'.rds ultimate Fe.leration. The lead has been taken by the Presi - ilunt nf RrtlU ij wlin .a npirntoitp.l treties of alliance that will bring f nnru I Kur iifr rul ltinnfl nf i m rtrar ; --k - iiieucu uc.iuuuy urfuu. , Vilshington Light Infant rv a-a! ua- Bolivia. Chili, Argentina and ! wurds promo.ei, , tlk. ,,".,. j, ,n ,., , Brazil, and that will ultimately in-1 tenant Colonel which he w ,- h .ii. elude, it is hoped, all the other the time of ins death- 11, i. a- i n states of Soutb America. South I office in the State Guard -in, .. i America has magnificent resources, i He was a deacon in th" IV. aod nnder a strong Federal j church and was highly e-t,,.. !!. Government I'ke ours its people i might well enter upon a period of! Tir iTrn oa art1 nroanarirr V f- bt AnM I (i,vfl.cro.iiUti.,nl,c.i,J astonish the world. natural causes, comoineu wttii lingering relics of barberism, have retarded Federation in Cen.ral America, but evidences are not wanting ot advances prophetic oi the ultimate union of 'hese States N e would be considered Utopian if we should venture the prediction that the Western Continent would some day form a colossal Federa tion that would dominate the world. But such seems to be the tendency of the times. "The Monroe Doctrine," long held sacred by the United States and now practically acquessed in by Europe, is the inevitable prelude to American I . . federation. 1 THE A1 10AL FIN'AXCFS. There is no question that the national finances are in a muddle, but, how come them eoT Let us see. The present financial situation is a legacy of Republican administration of the Government. The Republican party demonetized silver. It was the Republican party that passed a tariff bill decreasing tbe revenue without reducing taxation. It wan the Republican party that made possi ble a billion dollar Congress. It was the Republican party that increased tbe national expenditures and piled debt on debt and obliga tion npon obligation, until moun tains of gold and rivers of silver would scarce suffice to meet the demands of the situation. But, they tell us that the Chicago Democratic Convention adopted a platform which Its advocates declared to be tbe perfection of financial wisdom. The parity ot gold and silver was to be estab lished and maintained, and every dollar issued by authority of the Government was to be of the same purchasing power. This is true, and in the fullness of time the wisdom of the Chicago Convention will be abundantly vindicated, but Democrats are no repudiatlonists, and means must be provided for meeting obligations contracted before the wise provisions ot the Chicago platform were formulated. The debts contracted must be met and the credit of the Govern ment sustained. How this can be done is the problem that confronts the Clrvelaid administration. That it will be done no patriot candoubt In tbe lauguae of the Charlotte Observer: -Nit tbe province ot the Government to manurae" ure by specu'ation in railway ,u u . 1 ponies and scales asks the Ne j atock, and Thou.as C. l',i, , York Tribune; and more i f a : Montana, who is v-otiii i- ihh.i, ofmeannt-ss i- rarelj lo,.'.d ' - . about $1,500,000. cealed under an np.il number o' An things considered, the upi'ei words. Confronted by a mtiou-1,! iiqs j-! ruQch poorer than it a.-,il almost alarming Treasury con- to be, though then me rfi: ;-. difion, uot if 'I eir or tueir party V ' namber oi niillionan. s :ti .1 bfni making. the Piesi lent and Seer--: foui of California, t Lough r.e i,.,- tarv o! the 1 's"r-v "v " ...... ., ai- 1 .....1 ' wilu i . e c" i i judgment, aud by so doing have I averted the very panic and scares j which they are thus charged by ! implication with having iuduced." How has the crisis been met! ' Heretofore, when a similar condi-i tion has existed, it has been cus- f Arweifr fr.p t In Triiiw1tTf" QnH tha i ""-'.' " ' " me ei-wiu- i niu., e,..c- land and Carlisle have done no ; such thing; They have met tbe j situation, without the aid ot the New York "gold bugs," and mastered it. '-How!" Simply by; adhering to Democratic principles and exhibiting business qualities tbat restored public confidence., The country will Buffer no material detriment so long as con- fldence in Cleveland and Carlisle orotectr the national credit. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. (01. I). '. lilM.AIil. His 1-emaiiis Taken to Wa-hinrg-nn A I'ew Knrllior Kcm.irk About II N Ih-iitli Tuiiito ii: II ( ili l IT. TliUfMlay ;('t-fn. U(r'' ""nii t'": '' c;tmpint: I'lar:, r-. u-i i : tlip citv. th.-i..r- ! I.: ( ' ; i;. irurt. of tin 1-t K. .-'in. .: ! i'H' : wluit imrii'v u , ' : t : sa.ld!i' ha-1 li.it Mi..'.. (;., ' ' .,n,j tt, i,, i'r..!u .. ,i. .i,..ro.,c I ii I . , i l , B...r ti,r..n i.,.; 15, .1,, l,-,l -una, ,,'!!,. willi his -I, mil. hi an. 1 jl, '""'I- ri mlei inu him un, ,, He died at 2 p. m. uiii UIICInwllMl!H'S 1 ll, ! taken to liis hn;. lay tor inti-rnient. leas i !i' , n m' train. . . , " . ' ' , train by the W aalnn-rtoi) I.iuht h assisted I iv the New I! :i Niv Couipanv The il.ith ,,:(.,!. l',,-ut . ending to the stav ol the tro , fity. He was a tine m m and . druggist in Wa-i.ingt Hogart was 47 . -ir- a native nf Waslmigton. A tlif. t.-o r I,., ...... ..( ,1. . ' ' ,u, C()nfrjL.r;i( ;i- Cap who knew him. Mr. W. Z. Morton, hi- l.r..tl,-r- of Washington. ! i, Iqnicklvafter the uc. id.-nt him ag-ong H ,J(. (,uld ,,(. i ,j0iI1(r s) He informs us that Co!, but two words after he i P. - : and at the house of Mr. K. 15. I'm he was first taken when the curred and thev were Mar. . name of his ife. Hi? wife and ole-t dan- 1: : telegraphed for drove from W 1-. here with all haste, bruising ;;!, two favorite physician-. I);--. P T loe and W. A. Blount. Nearly the whole liiiii in making the trip and Col. ilo.:,: been dead alio ut two h.ni:- a'i.-. arrived. He was given the v,iy e-" 1 ' -v the P''-vsicians "' ,1k " lett undone e.r ht- . anior' . ... , A nmitarv guar..! was constantly from the time of the both before and after !ih death , zens, some of them boyhood e- m of the deceased followed hi- r.-u the train. Floral tribute- of p -p also bestowed upon them. WEALTHY REPRESENTATIVES. Tho only very rich men auioi the new United Stages Senators i- j A. C. Becksrith, of Wyoming. II -J wealth is estimated all the way j from $300,000 to? 1,000,1 (JO, derived I from coal mines and banking.; Next to birn in point of means comes Murphy, of New York, who has accumulated at least '.ji.0(o in the brewing business. Notwithstanding the acquisition of these fortunes, the upper branch of Congress as a body is not half as well off in money as it was during Mr. Cleveland's first administra tion. Three of the greates' capitalists in the country have dropped outofit since then. Hearst of California, who died two year.s age, wa? worth 25,000,000. When Stanford first escorted him down the middle aisle of the Seuate to be sworn in, it was remarked thai thoie two individuals could ,-ny out all the rest of the Senate if thev wanted -to. Payne, of Ohio, the Standard Oil magnate, has retired from service with his $15,000,000, and the term cf Philetus Sawyer, of Wisconsin, who is worth full 000,000, came to an end March i ol this year. Two other men o: millions Farwell. of Illinois, and Palmer, of Michigan have left the Senate since Mr. Clevdan i'- li: r term. Tho only great foif.ii.s which have come into it im-. n . ,,e are those of Calvin S. Bnce, ei Ohio, who has made aouut 5.(ioti.- given j.000,000 to his iii.i o if . vernity , uiu-i tiavc a l.a 000. Dou Cameron, ui Ih un 1 , .,1.1,1 i may be tet dowu at .")pu.ui:U. iii-, ! money was inherited. Eugene 1 1 ale ' pf MaiDe, has $2,000,000. He go; ' most of it with his wife. jbu SLei man's means aie not overestimated at 1.00if0bu He ; l . . . . ueeu ionunate m lanu - sntculations and his inv.-sr.-,! , , , Ul & U ' ate ht"" rtt 1 'U' Capital. Will.an E. Chandler, o! ., r-,ew iiampsnire, nas accumulaied f J750.000 by manufactuiiug wool ; and by lucky speculation. C,rey. Df Wyoming, and Teller, of Col orado, each possess about .. .'Jou.oco. Jones, of Nevada, is a very, y picturesque figure financially, hav a ing made and lost more forttit.e- .... : probably, than any other man n, ; tbe United States. He still owns ,ir,, f)l, . , one-twelfth of the great Comstcck ; .lode, and is safely worth 1.500,000 i to-day M:n i'.: :;k ami vii i i i v. I'ri m i 1 nilii--rii. ;hmI liiiim i!. lie-on rce-. i, -! I : i-m i I - I ! i.i.M. I in, i i.aI; i ":. .1 i; '.- !ii.: l" Ni u I ! ; . ,:i : I i ri'ir. a. i i'i. I - , i i .it m, ;i. , ! i'i I lilt I t'h.tl to.- .i'ii-.iii:; in i i. I I m II" n;-! ,;, I, 'I'I' ii, urn , i".t, . 1 a w -! .p 1 1 . i'i m:-,. I, r '. Ii ; a, - f t ni.-k a- a -,ei laif. il, 1 hi- 1 in ara; :. 1;, -pi akbsg a law -. Ir.'iii v. ri -aiali !. gi;,niiig- a - -i In i. : - 1.1 ,u a-- 11m. I i : -,.!.- j ,r. p. .! : , .11-. , mi- i- -, I a,, ,-: i'i v. ,.i:d. r ai.. 1 a-', .ni-liii.eat a' : -i r. '. ; 1 1 . Tli;- w , ,n. k r. 11 1 riia!ii- . -1 ; u i : . . ; : . It;.;- i 1 1 . 'I In , - ! 1 - a;; I t lie -r .it l.oi!- are -,-! . an i. r, '.'..naai..', , 1 . Ii: g both in. ,. 1 1 li, . i l.v : .'...iii 1. 1 tin o, .-an ; the -oil is r. ; a liLtlit -a'liiv loam. , a-ilv , 11' . '. 1 1 a- , 1 1 :a at . i- 111 ; I, I . eiiam j;, able 1 1.1-a but the crop- ale !-- lal ,e to j t'11 :' oil', ell her by lr.'-ts or ln-a'-. than I 1;,. :'ii 1 'nr..!;:;;,. ' 1 b-,,i-j la or F' rh'a : I-pi.-ltlv-- e.-rtaintv ..f rai-in.' . - p, r ,-a : : the t-.ei i i t i, tor -11 1 -at r . old t r-it.-lt a r, I'ea t atld e. a , -t a ' ! ' ' ; j-: ti.,- A A N C Kai':,, ,d aia ".' : x a :-p- , ; i . ffort- to da ;, I , --. ' ;t :- !.. tin 'XI .at of l.air t rain i . onrtfi.- tin bll-v -e.a-on if 1 , 1 , ! , . I ; . f ; I a -t 1 a n a r line- u I d I ,;'. p r- I f-r a 'ai j,-r development ..J W'i'h all tin -i adv lata-. - 1;,. . .!, ! t taat . Nel'.-e -t U I ( ' a 'ol I I. a I- tie t I in k, r'.- pa radis, , .i'i I "1 ,-' V 1 a o-d. re. 1 at that ,- '- - ;,. a; ' I 1 - pldl V at 'P". e. , I ' 1 -Ii a, at ..f Cir: a an nf . ' up 1 1 work-1 ' if. .,- X '. 1 t 1 1 t -porta " . I ; a f . f - "1 a 1 I . ! 1 el leja- in r inf., V M" '!!. - d m - 1 outlet w -t .,:;,! I U, : ion-, of w ii ieh ;.v d by bal aad at 1. Ui. and - - " While th" e,,.,. '1' 'I ! i laiae -, . 't, UaZ if. a ,tls an-iiie . 'dioii-h if time-. ,ti . e, . ling: v piolitabie one. There i-, .. ...it of New Heme, al ai nda"t ; . -ei a ,.f - f ! ie- eolTl 1 t 111 -.- , -f 1 ,ot Ii as--.:;,;.-.;;:,- who have I',,', I,, u ,-, i til, .-.;--- a ,; !, p.. r-i-'e::ey and untiriii" , a-; ti-t r a'a 1 taken the good with ti,i '.ad. h tu- iii the long run. achieve, 1 -m -. . .-.ilii """.I price-, t he protit- are at : I.. . - i :: .riiiou-. The w riter kno v - of aa tn.-taiic-. ot bbis.. ol potatoe- from otie ae re ol' L't'olind for which the owner r, i ,a ved sfl-iO, um 1 tin n are many iu--!ati, ,--ol like kin 1 well known to oar i ni, kt r-. Trucking is a powerful factor in tin ,1,-m l-.piui nt of rail rum ling though short -'gin,-,! l.i'gislalors -omelime- are una oieT)-,, it . as wa-e ideitee, 1 in the la.-t Leg -iatu: e. w Inch refu-i J to grant a charter to a road running parallel! with tin- A. iV N. C. It. I! , -m il a road i- now an i l,a- a! w a -been a neec--iy -nice the adv, at of railroads in the friute. In ah tru, king regions railroading i- profitable, on, a, re in truck will load one freight car. 1 1 : 1 it requires from :( to 4 aerc iti cot i"ii to make a car load. I I - II IMKKI-tsr uK NORTH l WtoI.INV. Thi- industry lias as-uined such large proportion a- to ahno-t surpass belief. '1 I,, re weie during the' year ls'.i.'. -,-nt from New !! rue and Moiehe.ul City oihi package-, including barrels ami boe-. of lie-h fish packed in ice. N" other point of the known world can -how a- gu at a variety of edible ti-li as our w atei -. there being o er seventy a-rietic- Ti.is 'piaiitity of lish reipires ininieii-e ,U iiititi'--of lee, coi)-e,lleiitly an ice fac ..i h be, n established in New Ik rm which is worked to it-full capacity. ' to;, pi r day. be ides, there are Soot) tu !."joo fM,s imported to this city and . : I i,,.a ,1 , , . 1 . , , , . , aioi, iica'i inning me e.o . to .-a, ii,,..,i. , Ml I lit 1 1 1'. , , er-ek- and rivets in cold weather, by I tarda greater pait of thi-ice i used 111 pae :, llig ii-h. l b, uuiica r of person- in this indu-tr I: N, w II. in, and Moil,ead wiii not tni . -'. , i a ; . i two tl a ai-aud . The i pi an t i t y o ! , : ;u i , ; i ;- , 1 i a making packing I , . -. a . i ; - a , a i" a pi o i .,.at'- one i i, ; : i . a ; . . . f. :. i , a r,-,, oie- at a-a-t .; l..,t . t. -, rip: i n-. jv, .. ;, -mal, ' ialge ih-cked s'ua'pie (a,a - landing" t he rough w eat Ie. r of at, 1 - , a l'alal ti o , ,,n. .. l e to w i, ., . e -.'.-!:., lit , fa- Hot li.c.Uf , .'n. len I'.s'ii L.du-try. cal ried on u , :;: till- indu-trv ha- up wan is oi 1 1 , -1 i aeu-aiii'i dollars ol capita! in- , t' a. i i e e-.-itati - the i m ploy m, lit of 'fi...: of persons, two steanti r- ".' - - , . d , .. paei y . and ai-. , a ' ";a.l- . .,; -....lag e--ei- iron; j to grow n 11, a lew huge ,:iii,,r;i,i- !'; .-.:-: , g 1 ntiillg-. !!, .;ei, t ia- , ,, , .el in i: li -w b, , 11 ., ;.-,' - 1 ; 111 u : ', a - .' W ant -. - al.' ..: I. e. bad legisa. d'i -: pi . hli .'.;. .. l'n iglit rates t.o... n 1 1 1 a li .g la !' than from an v -1 a ii: t lie Unite, 1 M at , - .- A It I.-: ,.,1. bag 11 !i these dl ttictl' i ie-, the t - iia- hi 1 n pursued with -,, much iigiiiieaiid elk rgy. that New Heine Mon he a1, are now know n as tin t t'-h ti. of the South, an., tin a, -- wl.l. in the in ar lliture, ,p;ad , 1'. u ale---,'ii.e unfori utait, ,,;ni- -ti.u in of freight rates that 'would ii- tij.i ti :i:i ei'i-iiil; with raw com- Kentucky muh- and h..y-e-. Recently tl.iv in l ie additional room in their sta ani: i t viiikr ixm stiiv. bh-s and they seem . 1. ; , 1 11, i m d to keep I if- tadnttty 111 the past ft w year- fa- the past tew ear- ha- , , 11 ui-, , ; mcrea-cil. , ' .- .- 1 , 1 , a-I I lac - ol timber land h iv eu , 11: , i, and ate now pem-t rated in evi rv tie, tioii by light iron traiuwav-. New all- ot hug. capacity haw been cnotid :t!i a i .f tin- late impi ,, , iiK-nts m .aeliie, 1 v. drying kiln- and planing a, hi'-rv t,, ev ery mill. Tl,,- iumbt 1 1. --ed i- -cut as tar North a- Chicago nd a- !ar ea-t as loit.atid. M-ini,-: -Ik- malt! s gp :i! and increa-iug. and adof ' ... um. ,,,.,,,-.-.. 1 iHLii mo 1,1- "' ity. 1 Hut a 1". wyears ago the only kind ot' 1.1, lor w nan ineie was any deman. I, , I v i 1 1 ,V ' 'I I ' i:. r- . ' I I- I . . , .. ( ' . . z. iv r ii i r.i. I I I'., -: a -aiai ,1' tie 1 1 -e, t Ion. : 11 a !' . t p- : y .,: Ti., ,-: ii.du-: op.-iative-, ai-,. a, a w ay. and -i tie. i ,,; f iimb, l.lil ie- -a pi t ie ai- it, :- , t trc -p..;t th, ir d: nothing of th" :;aa A. A: N. C. I!. K the -jit In, r, a-,- . ill, i.i-i aianti'v 1 a - - 1 ilan t i 1 y -,-' , t , t . 1 ot n it 1 1 -1 .a 1 1 , 11 r r, 'i 1 ; 1 1 , 1 ; 1 n : 1 1 -1 1 . 1 i -. Th. ! . r - a - , a 1 1 r'" a ti :,.r in New IV: vv : j 0 ! 1 - a o .- ibr,,.. J. r airna : -,-,. n.f, a lek r . . If le.iif'i r- pi - , - ry le-.-ri j ,' i- "1 - -1 . if t iii- e it ; ry . an i - , , ;t :i! ,!,-;! , a' m '. in md , .tie r dita ; a " -. for fu 111 1 - 1 1 i 1 1 j" 1 ...i - ! th 1 k 1 ! i' t 1 1. f let , U iiiel led -t . d '!' ti a -aad v." I'atal P';-::'- - a' ' I'll f 'li' -''at; la . - . ' .. ii m At ,d N I OVed Mdehe . , . .- "f i t"d lie- ll ll-i w in. I. itn fat la. The ft a o till till 11-. ' i- ; I j a-; . . i a- - . a- . V. I Tni- d .- , a Ml. Lane La in, TO that: t! fu lii st i ry f, . r tin j iil-t il'ie- I he e '11 ioo-t for. at I- -,.; f.u , me hitti : ta d lia-ed on tin -the billowing ion , I hiiti-: d ,!, r ,- i i -. -ui , 't - : i i, 11 1 ,, -a, r a t to 1 -, tor,- he kllew i i . laii-i-e, li;..t it ha- held . a:, a . . , l g, , f -ix per- a ta 1 t w , 1 Ve y, ;ir-, e fa t- Mi. Lam- ha.- made curioii- e-timate of tin amount ol' too 1 th .'. t , n -crv ' , Oeriof i IHighteen na-at- -, day f ,r I lit would aggregate 7:Jo.s40 inea's.- 1 ; w hat an aniolltitol food--mole than s:r,il.o0l) served ii one tab!,- 1,,,, 1, -- I,--- than twctitv thoii-aiid dol'ar- ,-aeh. for the three gell ' rati, '11 tha I lia f, a -a- i I ;, an i t Stonewall Nev A Stor.cw ail corn -p foiiows: write- "The weailn-r i- fine, corn p! anting i- j cniained in the address and to take into through and al! tint I ha e heard r. poi . j eon-i, ier.ition the advantages ( f the joint report a very good stand. j co-operation of the Industrial Association "At tht- time cotton p! ni'.ing is t'M,- and the Pi ess Association. , order of the day. There will be a small;' n motion the Secretary was directed acreage o-r la-t voir. In: our farmers I 1 ' furnish the Industrial A-sociation a are sure of making their -urp'u- a nd j ' 'si "f t lie members ol' t lie pre.-- Assoc ;; their c atoii is line. t on. -The pro-pect lor a g,,o,! crop ,,t Jr'-b potatoes is .piite atl-picioii-;. ' 'Sweet potatoes will be -holt, tin- c'.d in January lr,,z,.- the larger part ol tlieni. 'flic barrel fact or v al !abo-o is fur- ni-hing ipiite a siijiply. tin- prospect there will be need of tile imiiort.it ion ot but wry tew. Tin-rein large .piantitie- being cau'ted and stowed awav bv tln-iio-i tato men t" be ready bv the time thev i are needed if they succeed in getting fair . . ... , , , . , . iiii i - ii um in ii ,,,ii ,e.ni- iiiii iiiui-i but if thev meet with las! war- -ucee-.- it 1 ie lal e wa Mi Resolutions of I hank-. At a im e! i ii.' .f the citizen- ,, Kit. -t. .11 1, -ld in t he Can 1 1 I lou-e , n the even .tig .a the 'Jath ol April. lMiU. the following pr am!-le and ia-o. a: i, .-. : - w,r,- utiain-iiioll-i a.o,te,i: V .er- ,-. . hi tie- ! -; iu-t ii;-,- (, out i ti K i ii-tot . an i ow ing t, tin- big h wiliils llieli plevaliing. 1 1 1 r. a t en i ng the destruction of mir eutiri town, we were e an pi he I b, i a 1 1 on , mr -i - ter ei : ie-. N,-w Lerii, a: . ': ( .. .1, 1- , , tor he: ji: t l.er,- or,- Kcso.ve.i. 1 h;,t w u do hen-hy ,pt es .'111 h a I t f .1 1 1 , a ll , - f . 1 r the , liee t'iiilj, s- ' atei promptness witu hieli t,i,y re - m, led t,i i-iir i a.l. ' Ii Ke-olved luither. That w fa ll; obligat ,OIl- to till- otlie. Is oi' the A At A f' Ii. It. fir ijll i k tral-oollallo:; a'.d li( e--urte-.. --l,ow u il- oil tin- ;t; .,, a- , .;-;,, , lie-oivcl !tir:n,-r. That w,- -fad d, e;i il not on ly a , i ti t v, ' lit a i -ure t-, t - mm I in ;.!; i ,i a I " p, -a ; - i ... mi i; - pari, - Fre- 1 w ith a T. ' ti . i. N C. II. C 1 . i,,ii, a 1 .u-. p. inst, : I New llellle .,,( i;.u. !' ! publication. li I' II ! ' 11. I.I. w Is, ,1. li. U'fcllK. L. Uauv 1 . L. II. Iti i .villi-1.. I !t. C. If W I lOiil.V. W. I. 1'i.lao, K. ( omlllittl 'a Me-i-s. M. Hahn !; c hav, pi ! ei ,1V e' 1 another Mippiy hll..,l 1,0 fi!,,.;,- -1 ,-- .1,, 1,,,,- till - l up Mill if their c'i-ton,,-r . - . , tbe animal- out ouick when thev amv 1 Mr. C. M. Iliggiu-ha- bought out the trusts, and r solving that the inenibi r- drtig bu-iite-s of M r. li. I). Y. Junes and the Association, prices and .pialitv Icing w ill continue the 'm-un -- :lt the -an.e C4u.1l. give the preference to tin en p 1 s! am I. Mr. 1 1 iggi 11- i- a -k i 1 le, 1 and i ,,1'e- nies and mills not j M (,,. n , ,,. I 1 ,a 1 : Mr. C. M. 1 1 iggi 11- ha- bought fill pba lamici-t an, I 'h 1.- tollawa-d the call- ing in- e ol the lu'gi-t eitii- of the State. In spent two year- in New Heme ujth I)r. IHill'y ami ha- many friend- who win i gi a, 1 1 1 , see unit lie lias ein- barked 111 bn-ine- here. Mr. Junes iv- tire - f. rtlie purpi -e of -Halving ie.r a pliv - ieian. ; M V I i: i s lilMKMlliN. l.ili: 1 1 i'inl.1 nr. ami a f.ooil ; i int.- in 1 ln m k. Mi. I ! ' -pled. was app .in', d . . k- of the Sei aetata t c. !. h C.r,. I'rii la I':,- A-, o;t rod a "d an 1 w, a -i aa. 1 to t!a v -,a ! :-. t-d;.- p ,,: A t e -' , I I i ; I o a a, i r I lie, i'ig ' ru-t - , f typ- f in ler-. .11- ' , a - del-, , , - , h-ell-M !! u ,t- p, 1 -i p. ei , -, ; lit,! il toia. A 1 omm ittee v, a- appoint,- 1 " rta ,1 ( ai r an, I C, mol e a le . r. ;tl tile oil v. to 1 Ie- M to l!i a ai ,;ad;. ' in--. a- a;'ioii,ti- 1 ,ai , ll-i i.-ing rate-. Thev are 11 -1 r-a.'.n 'ai A ti Ir v,i :. of Hie N. C. 1 i ! tin lit to bA o.iia-j a! b A-- in- . er -ta r. , " a t I o a . i 11 i t -t'i tin A-S"ii, !'' -,---ion a' via up to : i e d.t, -.on c.u.ueixed with ,,! w a, ome l y the i.ii.'it Mr Ii K 1 md Ne-ek H r.,t. I al '..It;;, led i :i pan - e idea-. n ma. It an a. i, ll',--- I , -. i'lv. i liid.ar , 1 i. ,, .. . ... tied an. i inogt Mr. .1. A. Ti i -p, nn appeiiut ment. brn-lly outlining tn. ,ork of the North Carolina Industrial j A-s. a ail ton from Its organization at 1 Moieln ad la.-t suiuiiu r to the ,, M ilt, i h- ( ill- I -pecial attt ntiou to t he sad lack of united elt'ort generally pi'1 yaleiit, aim the disadvantage-, arising therefrom, and showed the beiieiit- being , levclopc 1 by tuc work 1 th - a-soeiaiion, in varioii- wav -ludying out needed legisla tion aad -e, king to secure it, working to spread the know ledge of the State's natu ral advantages broadcast, seeking a worthy display at the World's l-'air. agitating in behaif of bet ter roads etc. I cor. ! Appreciation of tin- ad. li e w a.- (-x- I pressed and a committee w a- appointed j to -eek the earning out of stlgg slioii- ( poil i Numerous -holt addresses were made 'by iueuila r- ol the Association on the , sUb';,et "No pay, no paper,' and the sen- Don tinietu was overwhelmingly in lavor i a j adopting a -tret cash in advance system. i-jThis eour-e was endorse. f both bvtli. , pubii-ner- w ho I olio w that course and by t'uo-e who practice the credit system, The unanimoti- testimoiiv of those who nan trie.i ootn wa- m tavor ot the cash in advance s-t. in being the one that gave the mo-r protit, tin- least worry and the highest satisfaction. A resolution .. i .--idthat impilry be made ol e.f ii pap- ia , -praetor in tin State u- to ti...- lie hallowed, hi opinion in retateiice to tile two, and In :1k t if w ul-l e -a ;',!: ng to in:. s,juare'y :. the iaa; in advanc ba.-i- it a genera : fa w t, i : h it e:f, ,a were i;i,d. 1 1 tile p ,pi-r of i in. Stat, A, idre-s-.. - w ere a ; -o i Ii ,.n tl,,- Mi ch mica; Make-up oi a N w-pap-i ami on Ni w -i oi.. r Amity. A a : i e Ml-. -.u '--- I ,, .. i ill rei.al l W'ol :d - Pail t.l.p. al li, r a,i i nirt Vibli (.- lie-nl-itiniis, ami Election of tllUeei - ( losing Work. Ti.- ii.it: nt, - ,,; : in p r . 1 ni - . I . '- :' '.'i'i . ill. - w ere ia ad a,,d a. I a , d. Mi. .1 . Mi-iiix. , i N w I!, ri;- . f rn.-r-' dit.o I' Ti;... i.e , i th,- ;i,-.t lac 1 ,i I - . " t la A --' ei I I i, lf W a - I! -i I, I - i :.. ai- o . I, , : . 1 la 'tn.i'.i ry i leaa b, i :. n, i in. ited to attend tile 1 1 a. el i ! , g- , . f t 1 1, , ,- eiatitiii. Mr. Th.i.l. It. Maiming, of the Hender son liold Leaf, who had previously been1 appointed lor She purpu-. . mad,- a -hort talk on the be-t method of-eeluiiig -ub--cril ,er-. Suiioli IU", alttlie three,,,!' th,- ,. law.-, V.hi, li provided that t he e..-, ut i v, eoikinittee shall meet the last Wcdiicsdin in .laiiiiary to receive application- f,,i lneuibel.-hip. v, a- -,, amend, d a- tof; the time of meeting at not less than thirt v day- previous to the lime of the aann , nice! ing of the as.-ociaii, ai. A resolution va- adopted eondeint.iiig CI, n, 1, Cap i L-a mill combine. Mr. If P.url.ank r ii tlie pi, a- meal - ..I'd, , tatc-. .p. 11 Then-port of the : wa - read and adopted ; 1 1 t.g c .11 . in Ar 'ill on w a- passed that the pies; pp, Ma. i , -N : a t-li Nea 'I'I lh v. IV I. ol the A - f,r the:;: , f truck f.na of w!:i, h 'I At i-igh: the a p' visif r- 1 1, t 1 a-.f A. i ( ill- la I a ii- i n ( ITV. W ( 'elerity- The 1 1 i aal ly Oi er. 1 -" k , agent fur the l i een quite busy - i'i rical force in i by tciiantj'. . n out yentcrday thirty or forty 'I he people show and soiiic of them . a g 1 he lenses to get tin 1 ase and it further i 1 ' haw manifes lii a lion to the : house put among 1 1 ntal as poBHible, believe thnt they I . an i-, - made and ' a 1 1, ei 1 rouble, i'i inity or forty . ir- -imply be ' f:. this Rigria 1 cell gotton up with o- help. id hui .Mi in hers. I 'in were admit ; litii Press Asso p WeJnesdaj .11 Herald. ,, i ! v Jew.) a News. I ' . In . 1 v Press and a, T .;ni s. : . ... inghanl Rocket. -ille News. -- -li.ad Herald. - . ... Landmark. , City Times. U ... -v .11 Courier. . - ,11 Advance. .. .ro Observer. , ..'. atoll Press. .. iiieord. ie i. nidiuark. 1 h t .-H-olinian. ara- News. v 'die Advocate, u-o Patriot. ,11 tier, f 'on rier. a ( ,ty Economist . o i die Gazette. i ' I y -terday for sell o w iihout license a. found guilty and . i j ill and to pay a and SamT Wil- 'p '. convicted the iV, nee received ft arleret county, f allowing a f , -heriff allowed i, ,.f the prison yerd -il. The verdict w ih these facts arid vi hi ther this was ft to the dicision a" has not yet de- a I he term. ail. 1 1 ou nds at Wrighta p p a te, I by Adjutant iit lii. for the encatnp iiut three weeks ago '! .md (ien. Lewis went n an unofficial visit t f I the place about "I i' head as very at ,. water front and at all time9. Thia ' lal -lie known as tbe -midis place. There e ir,- on the part of a encampment to be i, t l oops who were to aid the sheriff i ii tin James City ii leniies, a special el with officers to suitability of the i od of Adjutant " on. Major Win.. ilaf, II, (ien. Gaston Jo. a - of the United f- Ohserier a, from the Char y , i , , I I , v the repree- , nt paper: enjoyable concert n! io the editors in J, rome Dowd read l.i dow ii the house, a I li i ue are doing I u t lie pleasure and ditors. Their hos ! d. itiott adjnumwl this I !a session was oc- i disi usssions aud 'p.re interest was ' f." former scssiolTs. "''ii 1 In- editors were 1 1 if the t ruck farms I ,1 t i s of peas, pott and strawberries horn, assistant en f in, Water Works ,n, 111 coiinee(ji)& eiang -to-the con 1 Jie work. Oh find pipe is get l"i ndation will Ke, w id mea.-ure 32 feet i- I at 1 he top. 'o I, -, I li inches high, ' an, I be composed of . t Iii. k at I he bottom inch at the top. I iron in it. t ' ' a 1 1 1 vrds of the 1- additional to "-tirdiiy: W. K. a I'm:: ress; (J. A. h. ' Kaieiol,),- E. F. I ..ii .11-la onomist; ion ( , , urier, P. L. t , 1 arolina Advo II. Mill, r, of the i . Harrison, of the 7 for Pitch ersCastpria, .' - ,1- -' :fi'i -' K 7 . ( 1 . s I v. ? .;. 1 a-. '!.' 1 ..T ;-'-. a
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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May 4, 1893, edition 1
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