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v - - "jf v. -ft- , s :.Nvf ,1 II Mull if ; jl;$y$yph '8 . If jjf' c INDEFENDJ-JN V IN AM THINGS. Single Copies, 5 Cents. NO. 17. $1.00 Pe; Yar. NKW BERNE. CKA EN rH NTY JI LY 2 VOL. XVI. 'H I Br $y iBH 1 IF 111 &L v Hi y li ilv i - : IE:. ' 5 iliii't l -i.i f t.-i m M - l.-l Me- , r- Iijevil r ,i t. frt- hi rt Stiro xtd eu. Brn?t t ulh. tint n i!" -kd la tt. Ml airls- iSaUetKin u - -a -1 .! Om, oorr f W t -4 vr - 1 -.let. IEUG. K BAGBY, SURGEON DENTIST. : Offloa, Middl ctreet, oppo.Ua Baptist 4 daoSdwtf NKWBEBN. N. O. DP. J. ID. CLABZ, DE2TTIST, ; IKW BKRMK. N. C. ,x Ofllo. oo CrTi street, between Pollock ad Broad P. H. PELLETIER, ATTORN A"." A. T' "W . Middle ttr6t,Fint room bove Farm. . - er7a S Merehafit" Bank. Will MMttN Is tta.OoantlM or CriTrn Mtril, Jonaa, Unalow and Pbb lloo. Uaitad 8UU. Ooortt Saw Bem, nl S. R. STREET, s General FIDE flIJD LIFE " Insnrance Aent, HEW BEEHS.- N. C. Eiurchill " Parker . WLoIeaale and Retail rbcers, , Fanni"' 2nd ctottntry merchants 'will do well to MS u before buying, as we ell goods aa low if aot lower than any Iiotxw in the city. ' rWB QUAE ANT EE EVEBY- THUTQ WE SELL TO BE AS BEPRESESTED OR . MOUEY REFUNDED. - "WedeliTOr all goods we sell to any part of the city free. ALL WE ASK 13 ONE TRIAL, and we know you will continue with as. v Lorilhuu Bnaff sold at manufacturer's prices. - - Oar stables in the rear of our store are tree to an. CUCRCHILL & PARKER, 10 18 wtt Broad Street. " THE NEW BERNE KNITTING MILL, ' is sow prepared to furnish Hiir Hoss jr VAaiotrs QuALirrsa axt Colors in 'at f suit purchasers. Send ten cents for Samples and Prices. d23wt rurol Brilliant! Perfect I XJaxD Xtsbtwhxbx, abt Esdobset . Wkxbxteb Used. J4 Mo Popular Ghutt in the U. S. They are daily won and are warmly craised br the solid i REPRESENT A TTYE KEN of this eoantrr. many of tham beiat: of Kasional faase. The list mbrsoM Bakrs. Uerefaaiita, Lawyer, Governors, Senators. Foreign Minister, Meobanlos, Freaehera, -XES CKimCIfT IN ALL PROFES- - i r 8ION8 AND TRADES. FHT8X0IANS KECOMMETJD THEM. v BUT K03TE BUT THE GESCI5E. These perfect Olaseee are accurately ad justed to ail eree at the Drag Store of F. 8J DUFFY, Hew Berne N. C. jyMdw Farmers & Merchants Bank " Began business May 1891. Capital Steek, paid In, f 75,000.00 garplms, - - 4,000.00 UndiTlde4 Profits, Dividends paid, - '- OFFICERS Xj B. CXTTIiDt. "W. 8. Chadwicx. - 2,600.00 8,250.00 President. Vice Pres. Cashier. Teller. T. W. Dswxr, OL B Sjctth, , Collector. With well established connections this Bank is prepared to offer all accommo- stations consistent with cnservatire Banking- - Prompt and careful attention given to souections, W wO) be pleased to carrespend with those who. may .contemplate making haoges or opening new accoaott. TO COTTON (tTNNFRj? ' -b 1.1X111.0 . Before placing your orders for' Bugging and Ties for the Coming- Season. Be Sure to Call on CI. Jones Wholesale and Betafl Dealer in General Merchandise. ITeir Berne Si C. s- n friu pay yon. Good - Hard Brick. "We are prepared to fill allorders cp to lOOthouaand per week. - : ' ' W. P. BUBEUS. of. EDIT0RI1L NOTES. Tht Coart-init;.il !' fh- rtkers il thr. wiickd Bri't!i r bip Victoria lifvs jegno. A r rrlff ukfi i" ' -'if th i.g. it if. snif!. sii c- U aftitn 'e in the French z .".t dispute. A 'oloif; '' J -r: Fl , i lvieil Hi' H'f" :n if'r the ' her (1 . !', - t lit.' w.s kp!: a pri-c-tier until arrived. Anrt now tuty aay, "TtM Pr -s dent i.s ('.)wrdly. Ft'anui: pqua'ls ar Bi zzr.ii IViv he put to Hov. ever nr bi his may be, R rii is not to te 'oiupanionlise. With VYalavn stamping Georgia, yvever harangamg la vanp, auo , Batler and Tbomoson cavorting over North Carolina, the Populists i party can prove the possiamon ot at i least four members. Ic Is Ntated that the President j has tendered Judge (Jallen, of Xev j York, the appointment to the : supreme Court of the United States j in the place of the late Jadgej Blatrhiord. I The last thing that a Gcenola fKansasi Jastice of the Peace did belore leaving Kansas was to rend er a decision to the effect that the Constitution of the United States is unconstitutional. "Yoang Man-Afraid- for- His Hor8es," who recently died sud denly was one of the best ot Indians. His death may make more difficult the task of govering j the Sioux Nation. Vice President Sieveason it at Santa Barbara, Cal. We don't know whether he is a "silver king" or a "gold bog." We rather suspect that he is with the great majority, ready to take either gold or sitver. The Washington Star says the Treasury Department is taking advantage of the demands of the banks for small bills to tarn the tables on them and force them to pnrchose such notes with gold or gold cirtiflcates. Notwithstanding the world's great mechanical progress, there are wine districts, in France, Spain J and Italy where the grapes are i still trodden with bare feet, under the idea that the wine is better when so made. uLet their rafcals be turned out and give onr rascals a showing. Make room at the feed trough for as," yells jolly John Triplett, in the Thorn asvi lie Times. That is the most logical piece of advice offered this summer. The Richmond Dispatch makes a sensible remark in these few worde: "And the way to meet hard times is to live within your income. The rule is a safe one either for individuals or municipal corpora tions.'' And now some who do not fear the "powers" behind or on the throne are sharply saying that the President's rheumatism was not the result of overstrain "in kicking the rascals oat.'' Si at least the Philadelphia Times reports. Things are not always as they seem. Aboat all that was left ofjof fine accomplieha.ents and a the burned cold-storage build ing at the World's Fair was a sign with the legend: This building s rictly Fire proof." The report comes from Alaska that oar warship Mohican bad been fired on by the steamer Alexandria whom she was pursuing in Behring sea, and been disabled. The report is discredited at the Navy Depart ment. Mrs. Jefferson Davis and her daughter, Miss Winnie, are at the Rockingham, Narragansett Pier. Mrs. Davis is a trifle lame, but manages to get aboat with the aid of a cane. Mrs. U. S. Grant is expected there in a few days, as the gnest of Mrs. Davis. The old saying that -It's an il ind that blows n body any good,' has been again exemplified in iSonth Cerolina. Since the famous j earthqaake in that 6Utp tQe s0ll of i Berkely county has been much more productive. Professor New man, of Clemson College, accounts for this on the theory that the earthqaake provided better drain age than previously existed. The trnnk lines running oat from New York have established a cheap roand-trip tare to the World's Fair. The tickets cost $17. From Phila- delpbia they will put on, beginning the 2-ltb iost., what they call excar- sioa trains, to ran twice a week, Wednesdays and Saturdays, round - trip ticket for one fare, good for ten davs y ' Is it not about time for the Southern railroads to think about making a cheaper round trip rate Ka mx. j to the Chiego Fan! The roads leaaing oat of New York have nutnnsil tt,A;-.. -v j reduced their rates. On four days of each week rates from New York to tbe Exposition and back have .ftKi;nl i " r hmT ' rang,D? Irom Li to $20. These rates are iost half of me regular rates. Virginian. M 1) !i YOUR COLORS. If .' i r there a time, wh' ii DeuiuiTAts Hhimivl ftaii't t their colors now is the time. Nothing has incurred since the vwrnrv Ml I..;, 1 l ua i (ill rm i -n "f hi ii ... i i.i ; . X cut IV-' aJlret! ' ; p ir lii ' : x the pe.n'c. T i V o-l lv:i oftic-r, ii.i-t r!iT i i unction thn- Mr. i I isrritcrvil tu land has not adini n- Cr ivei timeiit accon 1- in ro U Bit. th.i.v tell in h t , tut re is disbar ir-i u: wm' in i he l.i;id and tii at. vr.' 'V i. n u-'.i ly f.-c.iped a mo.' -n - i -: i'-. (M"ic, -i:.d : li ft is i'ii,!'- ' i .-;; K-.r.its. l'.ic D.-ai-i-T-i'i-.: j, rry had no thing ro du .vi:b ir, except to check its tiroarenrt and epaa the brow of ft,e tempest with the bo r 0f . ,r...m :-e Tne pr-.i-Umation of the pf s den i , cxiun an extra e8ion of (j,lllgri.,N ,n ctfect said to the warring eiemeiits i eace, ue ti i ji; i'eace, be 8till; and billow rolled back upon billow, until tne dtorra king retreated with his baralhons of cloud thunder and tempest. T e Luosr disgust iog sight of t he present day is the assembling of g-ngs of p H'ic il nondiscripts ou th fiauks ot the Democracy trying to stampede the grand old party with idiotic shouts of "We told you so ! Wet told vou ec ILe Democratic party has carried i the flag of the Constitution through a hundred battles, and it is not to be stampeded by the rattle of pans nor by the braying of asses. It is an old saying "Dan't cross ! j Muddy Creek until you get to it. "Suiliciear an' cue day is the evil thereof." Wait; patiently the fullness ol time. Wait until Congress is ir. session. Wait for the President's message and the nrganiz t'ioti ol th-twj house . W r n-n1 -.tu-lv. j re9"0'.io:i,- deb He and conferences ! h leu Hevlonmi ri-'bt. lines of ,iC tion, and then, if tbe Democratic party fails to advocate any reform to which ic is committed by the Chicago platform, it will be right to condemn it and hold its leaders to the strictest responsibility. "The way faring man, 'boa tool," knows that the 1'renident can do nothing without the co-operation of Congress. The secretary of lhe Kansas department of agriculture has issued a statement saying that if the conditions continue favorable Kansas will have the lajgest corn crop in the State's history with tbe exception of that of 1389, when the yield was 273,000,000 bushels from an acreage of G,820,G93 acres. Thi woods in Georgia are full oi gubernatorial timber. Hon. James II. Blount is somewhere in the bush, and multitudes of Democrats want him to come out tJid show himself. Not alone the State of Georgia but the whole South sustains a loss in the death of Col. Chas. C. Jones Jr., of Augusta. lie was a careful, pains taking historian, and while doing mucd to rescue the South'e early history from oblivion, had done even more to virjdicate its later history. He was a gentleman loyal and worthy son oi the soil. The Appletons have engaged Governor Fttzhugh Lee,ot Virginia, to write the life of General R. E. Lee lor their ' Great Commander" Beries of works now in course of preparation. It is under stood that Governor Lee will have access to General R. E. Lee's private pa pers, now in possession of General Custis Lee, and, and will explain some of the unwritten features of the war of great historical interest. The Pan-A.naerH'an Conference in 1890 considered the feasibility of constucting a railroad to connect j the railway wystems ot North ! America, j America- i beta Central and South A rou-a 4000 in les long Hurveved th.;t would enable one to travel by rail from . Canada to Fatagonta It it- stated t!l lC !lai P-es through a : region very rich iu minerals, and ; th : enough g ld and silver would i tu ui!nM along tne roure to pay ior: the railway. Congressman iiynum, of Indiana, has been interviewed on the finan cial situ i-.i m. He says: '! favor merely the repeal ot the purcba9- ine clau-ie of the Sherman act. Th hoWL.vfi wonU practically raoeal the 1 I (lOD't think th ; BIand act W1 be revived and i do , nnt Mifiir thAt fr((, eoinae-e measure will be substituted. Everv : effort is being made by the ' silverites to force free coinage upon ' the coantrJi ad they will andoabt- ; edly make an earnest and exciting fight. A free coinage measure i would almost be equivalent to giv- 1D evtr-f man WD0 na8 PaPer the right of converting it ino notes, Te QQl y j, woold be that r,-r ar,r.,.uar Q iitn , , . , F, r . , , more rapidly than silver could be mined. Again, it would be abso - lutely impossible to limit free coin - itUO IU Uiil WU1CU IB UrUUUUCU IU America alone, and sach a proposi in win ru , " 'j js.s.B v.", ... s.. "s ! entertained." FRAX E YM) SI AM. There i little limsiness connec tion be' -veen 'Inn (vuntry and Sim. Mid away in thf receives cil' the tar. aw. t I". isr, A.nei ica'.iH seldom rind their ka Uith'io "l.iud ot dre ims, rom inoe vnl luxury." If Sum alone was involved in the diltiiinltv with France ir ..aid he Ci nparati vely a m i'ter ol lirt: consi (jtience. Hut '' hen KiigUnd a;iears upcn 'he se!ie,wi;u Hus;i;i loomintr up in the ba' k ground, the ! p;,.f ure than jjes, and the 1-stt-rn q ion . involving the c.v;liz,if ion of halt the world, is presented in all l ta colossal proportions. The (ieb-ite in to Ch imber of Deputies s clear lv t fi a n is aain thar the host i li ;y ot l- a signally dnulisd. Ic asserted in the chamber land is behind Statu, re ii en v ;;' 'nd 1- - tnos' !s b ,!di hat Eng a ad It '.s that almost equillv aDparen Russia will stand by France. The cjntest of Russia and En- land for enpremacy ln Aia n.xs i Deen going on tor many yt ars, ami it may, at any time, become the most gigantic struggle of the age. It will be remembered th.v, a few days ago, the g.eat newspapers 1 of the world said that Kus.m v had answered Germany's A;m bill b forming an alliance with France. England is the world's great , freebooter. She has laid her mailed hand upon continents and islands in all quarters of the globe. but she does not propose to aliow France the same privilege. She: does not care so much about ! French con que s iu Africa, but . when it comes t Fiance establish- ! jr,g herself as ;mi of Russia in : i Asia it if a veiy iliiT-reut matter.; At the mere f-'ngges'iou of such a condition of affairs every h ir in the m:u.e of the British lion bristles like the quills of the fretted porcupine. The ias: intelligence is to the effect ;int France his presented her ultimatum to Sum, and demanded an answer iu forty -eight hours. The answer, vvhatever it may be, will be dictated by England and will indicate whether England is ready to eaallange Russia to a decesive contest for mastery in Asia. Il England decides to pout pone the htruggie that wii! shake the Eastern woii J, Siam .vill com ply with tbti demand ot France, and for a tune the dogs of War will he muzzled. 'ot an Easy Uusiiiess. When people look at the i)Utucrou volumes written by Scott, Dickens and Thackary. it strikes them that the-e great writers did an enormous amount ot work. The mechanical labor of producing -o unanv looks is in itself .something remark able; but a busy newspaper man writes more in a year than a succesful novelist does in twenty years. An active report, r Etrinds out, at tlie lowest estiumt". 1.500 words a day, 4200 iu a month, 504. 000 m a vear, equivalent iu quantity to the reading matter of nearly six tlti' ' paire novels. Same- reporters have been at work from twenty to torty years. At the very low average we have given, a busy journalist would write in tin years 'C. 040,001) woads; in twenty years lO.bsi), 000 words, or an amount of matter equivalent to 224 novels of :j00 pages each, the work ot any riitv industrial nov- elists. This work is aside from the remitter's time and labor spent in getting his t:. is. but even this superficial calculation should make it plain thai the mechani cal or physical labor of 'vriting is much greater than the public generally sup posess. We have had iu our mind a write, who gets up only a column a day, but there are men whr average two r three columns daily. To tig-are out the product and the labor of such toilets would stagger belief and would cause many young men to give up their jour nalistic aspirations. Atlanta Constitu- tion. Bugs in the Cotton. Mr. Gerald McCarthy. Entomologist of the State Departmenl of Agriculture, has issued the following bulletin: Only a short time ago farms, rs w i. re lovd iu their complaint ot the cotton aphide; now the cry is against "a small red bug," which, some say. burrow-, into the stalk, caasing it to break oil. Some of these red bugs collected in cotton fields around Raleigh prove to be the nine and thirteen spotted hidv bug- the identical insects which have so effectually ridded the cotton of Aphides. The Aphides being all devoured, tlie lady bugs rind no more food and are starving to death; they will soon disappear. Thc-e useful little insects have done and will do no damage to the cotton. The claim that they bore into the stalks is unb ind ed, and is a physical impossibility, a.- tin e insects lave no boring or rasping organs. Newspapers lease pufhsh. in ti tton will Last fall I was taken with a kind of summer complaint, accompanied with a wonaenui aiarrticea. Goon attcr my wife's sister, who lives with us, was taken in the same way. Wo used almost everything without benefit. Then I Maid, let us try Chamberlain's Colic. Cnolera and Diarrhoea Remedy which we did, end that cured us right away. I think much of it. as it did i iui me wuai. it was i eeeiuimcuueu iu i An Arth-n Hprt7.1-r. lltlit-'l liprbfi j Co-j Pa. o5 and 50 cent bottles for i sale by J. V. Jordan. The officials at the Navy Depart ment are now convinced that there is no truth in the report Of the Mohican having been fired noon bv the Alexandria. Some Foolish People Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond the reach of medicine. They often sav, I 'Oh, it will wear away, but tu most , case(; it wear8 them aw-av. Could thev ; be induced to try the successful medicine 1 called Kemp's Balsam, which is sold at w J " " L - i rbmedle8eteHoleXCplent -V 3 , ! the first dose pr.ce soe. ami n - i i rau size ireer. At all druggists. mar22deod weow A Jl'SV UK !( i E To Thixe Vim Itll 1 tin M t- iltel illle Yet Ttl. r Kxpressioiis lliat i Inferences of Southern Inferiority. Km r.u; .1 ' ) i 1 : X I. : T" i i- il'n ::. I "i1 .f y.i'ir . 1 1 Of'. 1 1 I f to : h it it nei ply io Dr. . Kr:, 1 th Dr. V W 1' U- h at ri! it all to v-.-n tl 'lea.'s teaci-. t' r I w o::'i-:i p. : c f n.itioi.al or. vthino to the "biv, the .'o v. .1 . r . r.. n ( la: in F Hi, u :: Ml ?. 1 a . v.-a- T'.i :v M:s. (oar,; 1 v the I t;', 11;!,- v rani ti, : ; m .eb,o--ion that is nun si!! . i lie a'aplaintanee, v, Int :;d-!iip that ccii:s to have bet n i-'. a t he l '. v.'nin, n. c .n :'. much honor on Mr-. I ran; :i -Davis. aii,l why it entities rs. IVina-r's - ,r anyo'oar i r-is' th.uiksi- beyoiel oi-.r co.upr .hi IT a Sou, iiern boy lakes ; hoa ,rs -a a ( oileje or obtains ( .1-1 lit gi;.. v t ! -1 1 : ; c t reeo-nnioii. t b-tnat leeo-nni .ivib.ed world i- called upon to ir.-ik iote of the fact that he is a Soutiiettie I- not th.it an indirect aclmi-sioii . . :.u-.- of his inferior eitbvi.-hlp. i .'. oi thy i -if note .' We are proud of our Am, rie iabni if on r advance as a rial ion a Ion-: all n ait t'eis 'feat Xation v;i born, mirii :ui. to it- ill tincMon 1 '.it riot i ,p.;il,? as much So; Lv a, nii'L' Mil, i St at'-sm: from ,oi- -eetioii K.e-1. "sb. ; cam) Itoirarf Nole j Th.. encampm nt el h ni l is j mi;:k 1 tl s n-i . .s i Some to go '.hi lh, ol'b- any yet neld. tile boy- lepol t tl, il ic'i ha,d driliiiu s weve vcrv -trb-i, th ,,;i 1 u .: b j (.lt j .p, , u. iepoi icr r, .pi- .ip.my -a: . ; rd ia ;r.a: r.-ui.i; H uriluelll ma n tlie oc.-t air, in the an d di i. i I-. 1 1 1 1 1 . in camp. Genera' C'liaeroa eMCCsa highly grr.tiiii'd at the di p-attna tro ops. IK- Was at the camp d eloselv looked after the ciuntort niseil d various companies. Uc won the admi ration of them all. At the examination of the otiieers as to their iirotieiency the percentage landed from Oil to 'j i At the review a salute of fourteen guns, w ere tbe.! upon the arrival of ( ,rr and -tall". The troops made a very I'm. appeatattce and the Governor (pr--ed hitnsoif highly pleased w ith tie unanu-t:-vers. 1 lie At hint a- ! 1 tci V its !ar bcr of guests at!' :. led a pha-..!:; when off In.ty. A s, c, ,n i in', 1 i t a ry hi!' ', i . . lionor ot':! ,c so 1 , , - i ,e s Death of Prof. J. L ( rowcll. Him treat l i, t. a . lal uani lo eli who I ! ;l -lo m P,I!1'il'-! Kinsion (,' j two year- past along with Pi t in Kiiisi on i ,n 27 year- and th Methcb-t eln at unlay, July funeral was r h of that t held ill lh ,'.n Mime. Shane .i:; g'. U vs. W. 1 otlieiatng. 1'iof. l.'i, F. Crow el!. Monday he Lee .,ud F. veil '.v is ;i brother of Dr. .1 President of Ti inity .i ?; 1 l id the bodv of hi- '', ,, disinter! e,l and si nt jmren ts at 1 bill. Pa. The Kin-ton Free 1 to the lione. ot 1, I less an, Press si Di II. ll. Lewis in the Fr, 1 's - warm words of c'uiogy as to the el a: .ilitv of Prof. Crow ell as u !, r and man an 1 .lest and (.'hri-riaii I, rave yet gentle, lie eoiii ti . 'U-. y t firm and p s':t i vi . Hot only in s.onhir hut in i hu and making his own pleasure- the la- ' matter for hi- consideration. Tin: g, : ; inilueiice ot s'leh a man is great and i : will be sorely missed. I Kinsion Knitting Mills Enlarging. The (Irion Knitting Mid?,,; Kin-t ! have shut down for the d,.u'c purpo of gi-'ng tbe op-rat 'r. i-s a four wed ' sumiiii-r rest and for putting in ad tioiial maehiiii-rv. The Fna: Pre-s noting this hu t takes ..cc'i-ion to ag i j call alt.-ntioii to the fact that this mil! a nr.-at thing for Kinston. giving em !,, mcnt io inanv or, tiv gills ai d a ton..' ot lllell ot' the t The v ill the I i ',. I'd I ;.s I i., ipn.g ilie busiia W li. ainph- ll-'i. 1:1' i neoilV: ,f Kinsion '-usin in, Ti s'l lhe.' have lea 111 l -I I ,,-;iieet and -;ipii..rt ;!., n.(Vt. l t, t ui.- fa-. rv t! , ; 1 1 . . 1 1 1 ; a hi i i. eareer i- wor thy of p Newspaper Errors will ()ceu; . , The Hcv. Dr. Ma i-h..i l's pi'aycr at U ,1 eit.li. was published by niar.y j. ,,is i: this Stale.' The Cohisboro Argil-. l,v blander of the foreman, giues th, follow lug as pari of liiis prayer. C Lord our heavenly Faih' i'. th. I bb , and mighty rider of t'ge Fnivi:,,.. doth from Thy throne behold al! dw ell ers upon earth. Theu ha- been our refug, tioin one geneiaton to another, il.ibre the mountains were brought forth i r even the w-.-o-M was made. Thou art G,"l fiem everlasting and the price of prime Irish potatoes is looking- no on the northern - markets. They were quoted yesterday at 4.10 per baircl world without end. This is almost as badly mixed a-- the old minister's description of Noah's wife, whom he confounded with the ark. In reading, he skipped a page and read sin was :loo cubits long, fifty cubits wide, thirty (iibits deep, and pitched ir.-ide and out. Watch Tower. DIED. At the residence ol Walter II. Bray. Psq.. near this city at 11 a. m.. Friday. July 21st.. James Ironmonger, only child of Fred II. and Dora II. Bray, aged 7 months 0 davs. 1 1 J ! i et- I 11 SU, r.i-i air ;' it Ii. i 1. una ay 'li, ''' D. . : t a. v.. i ; 'r. I; -.in W,-lr ' ' o. ,;1 W. .! , t-,; -an,! ted t D ; ; It Th i in at tl.i 1 : lei e ojii War one in , , 4" W :,i'iq-i leri'i- Ti-li Vi'iicii (' nut;;! ptiao the p : u ao tin- n.ii-t I-,- , i-li are I'lby ,, b of a t!i;' ;y-i, C : . ' - t. f-'c. ti - : , . , - ter -11.-: the llsh it u, u it h tlditie OUt Tu, ;o 1 cilis , c:ilp;;rc tile p 1 : y -1 1 . ' .-p- Its li th. that , I . , I t u e ecu bar w hi' h 1 . . :a a it o u : ,,,!-. b- arc I'f'i'ii made th ,t there '.fl'ci, m- in the world betwa all t1 he hsii throw n right into ill v after I '(!; caught and th an direet j w hieh are tub loi they b 1 !' IVllCl er - aft . rwurd - c i n t C ;u r, IVlgerators. Thi laime l to be simnlv th n. th dif- ki. uit- j f,-:-, C"e be-v. , I i i'.sh and that w ; ti in. The killing i j a kilil'e a, ro.-s I ; iaad Lack un ' -.on as ;h( ;b: 'i'he ;!;..::; mi l lv-bled slaughtered . has died by atf. ;,. si'y done 'hy liraning throat and bending the the ! Mok i tone snaps as ic: s the w iter, is ;hus opened ind lilt to cmpt : t hein- il; id , .! e, is th: ; said gam in lhe advan of beillj if this Uavor age ot : kept is not Th. a ad tic t r.u a in to, -c l'raii." -Si;U!ie -e War Almost Certain. "i w ii' I , I w eel lb recs,-,!. r ranee -- indemnity 1' i v the Si.-ma si - 1" Pr, ii h. i-l v. I tie lie p, I-. . ial ge . but it i um is concilia- riu: - ultima; . :; only fort, ; it. notigli t, Franc, Stale Pen-ion The Willi. i; igtoii M, w riles ti -.Il r's Ibil.-igh is inf. u mi d n ta.it the a little over n .ait il lie State Aa -b ,n bind t li o oi io Fun,:, i w i ' I hi 1" ! , e It a : . . , rab'y gl 1 1 ' 1 1 ; ii g t r ; i . -. l w vei-d hiin, xpra i-utirelv ipportioiiment. s li -big 111! iiihugged. iscind ag.'-iil- ale Oiilg Mind coir-1 lor ,.. 1 1 u 1 1 imp. vegct a i He-, f S ilyx. It ictiy cry Ilvi! Us. ; ; - a el vi ler is 'Hi given to me in t , un, I; i w ha !, the ni,,..h to liia-jii.-rad.:. T oart mi l.' of Ag-ii ;b -e Paina ;-' P,ur--;i'i M s thi- very nostruiii. l r. 'ii'- Neatest Kin i- ,"-i rij't - ,: s. ,;, , s -: t Ciled r-t,;te- 1: 1- HI -t 1-sU, 2. 'v. iiich.x N. - and i 1), ' tl Vi a-h iii vi-i department a P th. World's- Pa . C.-pel i art ot A A good system ,t eii'lV 11'. Ie e r are he ead,-d by Dr. W. va. N.C f wafer works me ins ,; c,'!ivci:ie!:ce. but l.-et'o-r !;xa, !y healthfu 1 city, ge at Morehead continues .i.-ial'v so, when eoiisidcj-r-ion cf the World's P'-pe-i- altii to fan- The pat r, leVeiiiie ofiieials are so slow in making seizures of moonshine w hiskey that some of lhe people of Moore county have coiieiudcito regulate matters. So thev seized two wagon loads ofthe illicit liquor and destroyed it. they propose to 1 keep up the work. i ' l ii Conlest- to he the Kin -1 South tr ii.-.:. I'm v.. ir. : e':,-!. :.: put on .. niche- e I, eel". r- siv uii; ..el the imtier of a n.-xt State nti rest i:.as-intero-t is f very horse stnp-. tin rate in this lion,! eorr-s-See'v. lial- -t: ,1 parties .11. I.e. 1-' I'iie ( lored Fair. i "-lag )llt eh annua! v. h:ch v il i ; ii Au'jae-t ire offer.-,'. , four days, - 15th and Th'-v w lii to adv. s bbbioa of tie- , 'e l l in 1 his i h - 1 . in if i-i i the;e to iimcncii.ir. on '.tie; F. - .h red Fai bciri niii premiums be races Tu s i,-.v ti !' fi. i'aii CI ciiuvsi ! '. rotting I,ale premiums dep-, il incur. s-ju , :ai ell' n ts i liii'n and raci ic. a re nd pacing races iffei-cd in all . ; : i be made to have a venetabie and a line id tlie hand v-work ol , ; i -ii a v a- a: and mechanical ar , i l due al tout ion. be amn.tiseincnl ,'lar.cr. clld 1XCU-I;,! and tie- have the a, iir, v-ion t, ic rai the F. inroad- ot in-ati!' Erom To-, e and Laudanum. A rather .-higcl.ir love affair has turmi :,,:, .; s.ePy m y'iiit'-n a- reported by t '.-line, fony Tliotna- has i,e,-u iicaiucteo wi:'a :. i nomas ims fills choice. him in hob- -. I he latter re! usnm- to bock caused Thomas ' : . ;hiee ;-.:i. -ei --fui allemp'.s to ja.ir.it -iiiriJc. I! a h tone he took laudanum. a:i I it was through the kind ness of physicians that he was kept alive. The best time, he made the attempt Dr. flyman, who was c.ibed in attendance narrowly escaped wilh his life. After le- guinin consciousness Thomas picked up a long paling and w as in the act of floor- ing the Doctor when a friend ran in hi- i as-istance. Thomas i licked up in now insane and has iii',1 to iiieveiit him been from coi.:iaittir.g murder. The physicians are of the opinion tint the Use of" laudanum has produced in-aniu. A "cw Bicycle Trick. Mc--:-. Th- s. A. Dillon and John Eu bank, two ye.'.ing men of Tuseurori took ,i trip 10 miles from home on their 'wheels',,:'. Tuesday the 17th, inst. At thiir journey'- end Mr. Eulmtik ': ac the chain of his vehicle leaving hire m a -trait about getting back. j 1 :i this dil.-mma. t hi.' c xpedient of hitch , ing the broken bievcl.- by leading lines to the perfect one w thought of in order that the one who rode that might tow the other bicycle and its ride! home. T1 e expciimin piovid a complete suc- i he OU11L ii.i a -wnppci around w ing and being tow c I and the hind as a buggy one in front -! I ievcle came along 1 simi'a: !v drawn bv tin- young men wire thus enabled to :e the return trip very little inconven ed bv the accident. liiforn.ation : 'li lt two 14 !. .n. 1 sevi rai Inn 1 nil's '-auic a-ho Cape Lookout ' -e a from a s. :, : v. tw ent v nub - sent o: t oar-. I i-lr -d ba re th; 1 : from LV.uf'ort an, led 'dlat'n." anas and tocoa- miles north ol e w reckage was a t ne sine a am Can 1 ale will col li inns o much ph wide aw; mean- to I eniigliien ' . , : 1 ill the advert'Sing r ;' A I. and it gives us ire to know that they are and u-'ng eery pos-ibf' -1 up i he-" i n s! i in ' ion s and y out h of nir land. -s -Icidd ini more attention liar. In-t -ad of having to c eV-ry y, ar this etio'i exporter of hay. We can r t'i th 1". me 411 is the ; lit and rai- it cheaply, away money me and for cash fir a'l c. n noeds. i-e i f sending can rai-,- at I i obtain tea. ly re I n- o;,d em -to lb: U :. u .- tin (b.hl-b A.-gr- p.- To'. ,.t Fi'nl otton er ar,- u ; op ol night, o that v do . 1 se;.; a d, tbe ewiii. r It the ;,p aii.t halt -,"! lb vilb sign 'own (I ;s w , 1 by the hail. S.ii'ely North Carolina has great cause to tc.l pioud ofthe many tine reports irom her you' men and women that have been recorded during the last lew mouths. Not "!'ii in numerous business occupations, but ;.- schools and colleges tb.y hae aeqiiittcia themselves nohlv atid" best of all New Berne has had her full share in these deserving honors. The first term of the- Carolina Christian ('oilege will begin September the 18th. It is located on the Kinston and Scot land Neck branch of the Atlantic coa.-t Hue and is splendidly located. The faculty is, Prof. L. T. Rightsell, A. W., Priuciivii Mrs. L. T. Rightsell, Assistant Miss -Vtoilie v mneiu, mstrumeutat music: S. Swain, vocal music, and J. R. Tingle sacred history. ' ; lie !'ra k ill t!i A CHICAGO ORL'MMF" Ftoaten arly Heath for an Alleged a -s.inil on a L'ttle diri. A-snnll on a L'ttle ;irl. Y T"es .-jei.-;rd from ''nil mm, Wi1 t if. Va.. say- f!i it M. U-;i r. a dnim :. H-freseitinr 'Te'iilrr-'iti iV ''o., boot 1 -hoe merchants of '"'liciffp, was 'en urMiereifully by a of t( i.ly- iti.iT: a f'vv days a-jo for an uhejseil A T'"cs -nci.ni! from ''nil mm. Wise u"t np"-n the eleven year n) ii,i ' "'!1-l'' : of depot airent Utter at that place. ;!,'o-s ivi5 tt.kcn from his hotel nt .''-urn am' carried 'ab-ut ., mile from . j , ' . and rlngifed into unconciousness ' left v. ! . :. : litioii is cr' i'trwv.ice of ' :)e.-;ic a! assistance. His .ca,. Jtoger- j rotestcd to the last. l he Jiurgaw Rai road Directly after il was announced with ..-teundinjf U'ldennc(. that a company nhail the I'unbs they v.,Ueil fr the inei-e nab em)iiicnci-i 1 the work ol .ling rai.r . Be, it and o; lro:n BurLta'-v through Washingtnn and on to mnouiii e'l by a col res "t V i , u i : r. 1 o u Messenger iia'l suspen,',,-,! heeaustt Nb Norfolk, it was pjiniant of the that the work ii "lie money to pay those eugag, w-.rk was not forthcoming. aged in tin- iVuother orrespondant wrote the Messenger coiitredicting tlie statement of suspension. The fa st correspondent has now writ ten iirm uohol ling what he said and from v hot he says w- fear the glorious visions of ar important railroad has vanished into air even before the glittering bubble fairlv formed. We copy the 'atcst from the Messenger enrre'-.pondr-nt on the sub ject : ''As to the new railroad. What are the fact-.' Watkitis left here last 'Friday night two weeks ago, ostensibly for Ral eigh, promising to ret am, if possible, the next , vening to pay off the hands, but ; instead of returning, tlie next heard of him, he was in New York city, and neither ' Wat kins nor money has turned up at ' Ibirgaw'yet, though promises to'scna tbe money have been frequently made. I was informed, the day I wrote the arti cle. In two of the men who had been at work on the road iiom the beginning thai ! they had quit til! they had got pay for wh.it they had done, and I supposed from what thev said that the others had also, ; at any rate, if they had not then they : have now. I Xo doubt Mr. Hand is pecuniarily j interested in the return of Mr. Watkins, and, as he says, he (Watkins) is expected ; to return in a. few days, no doubt he is i whistling to kicp his courage up, and, in j his case, at least the the "wish is father to the thought" that Watkins will return, but his expecting him. doesn't bring him, nor does it alter tin- fact lbat work has suspended on the, and was practically w hen I w rote oetore. a'j one wojb be prouder to record the I fact It,.;' a railrcrd wis b"iag built from , here to On. lew inch v ere the fact, than myself but wle-n men art like Watkins ha- in tin- case, I tui nk it is time for some i one to speak out, as our people are too i poor to he imposed npen and work for no' hinor." Death of C. It. Hancock. iilr. Carlyle R. Hancock died at the residence of his father; Capt. C. IT. ITan Co.. k, at half past eight '-'clock jWed uesda; , of typhoid fever, aged IS years. Mr. Hancock was taken with the fever j three weeks ago in Raleigh where he to j employed as day tele raph operator ot. the K. &: D. iiaiiroud, giving eminent sat j isfaction. I He was bi ought home I ins- commenced i.nd i when the sick apes were enter- taii.cd of his recovery until last week but hemorrhages set in from which he failed to rally. He was a very promising young I niau and his death will be a source ofsor- row to many. The funeral was held from Centenary M. E. Church at 5:30 o'clock. It is reported that the postmaster at j Mackey's Ferry has been arrested on the i charge of embezzlement. monster sea turtle, considered the I largest ever taken on the Carolina coast ! has been captured on the beach at More , head. Its weight ia seven hundred and ; twenty-two pounds. It was d'scoved by ! Mr. Arthur, of Raleigh. ; A big conflagration on the night of Tuesday.Muly ISth, swept away $5,000, 000 worth of property in London. The burned arei is five hundred yards square. It contained thirty buildings occupied by twenty-five firms. Mrs. L. B. Lowder, a Charlotte lady, died Sunday from eating a piece of green apple pie. She was convalescing from typhoid fever and the case had been dis missed by physician. Soon after eating , the Die she became violentlv ill and death , Soon resulted. The Durham Sun says: ''Durham has several amateur artists who arc making quite a reputation for themselves. Among that number is Miss Bessie Battle, daugh ter ol Dr. L. W. Battle, whose work is attracting attention not only in that city but wherever it has been seen. She has just finished twa crayon portraits for par ties in Greenville, S. C. The American Czar is cash. Congress and all the churches hadn't power enough to prevent the opening of the World's Fair on Sunday, but as soon as it was ascertained that the attendance on Sunday was not lare enough to pay ixociiscs the gates w ere ordered closed. M .j. J. W. Wilson, of the railroad commission, has inspected the track of the Midland Railroad between Goldsboro and Smithfield. He found the track in very good condition, bat tlie road does hardly any business. Thi- is all that was built ot the line which the once famous William J. Best planned. News come of sanguinary conflict a bctwacu two of t-andc; svi'le. (Pi., K:c-hard O. Poii'djtou and Fred Bawling. Becoming incensed I i'erir untK'r tI1(' experienced management; thev fired away til! both wxre dead, j of Mr- -B' L- Perry- There l are more Lawlings was "shot through the heart and Goldsboro peoplclthere than we have a little below it. Rough ton was shot : ever known before in seasons past." three times iu the head and either of the The Concord Times'givcs the follow w ev.nds w ould have prodm ed death. : ng item which makes a very good show P. S. Hiukle. n well-to-do merchant 5F j g tor the factory: ",lcU Manufactu Duvidsoii count, i- in imminent danger ""g Company manufacturwl during the ol lynching. He I. cat l;L- feeble wife so ! six months ending June 80, 7,605,453 horribly that -he ji a''out to die. The yards of various kinds of goods. .Since hnchers were ready to hang him. but one 1 January 200 looms, 2,000 spindles, be- f ir;nt-t.' (Vi.--n.ls l.e.orurl in v:. - vyi.A... ...v.......- .,,.4 SJJAIC ltl.i TIlS Wife i'n-ho Clro ctlrt 1..,... ' ' - ' - - , ' ' -J sut. LUl expect to recover, asks that tl.ev do not moiebt her husband while she li ves - Ilinkle some weeks a whined -r-- ii and two daughters, using a heavy buggy whip, THE SAME WAXTEH HERE. Abolish the Penitntiflry Shoe-Shop and Farms and Put the Convicts on the Roads. The Norfolk Virginian snvr there is uueh talk in Virginia rt'iout roncis, and the idcu of putting con", i' t -at work for all the people. The Danville It ister in discussing the views of a correspondent, ! savs a stood thing as follows: -The first thing to do is to elect a logfc- j labile pledged to formulate and adopts l',ful tor immediate and efficient work, ! an'! t!ie discussion of the ldn will, of c , . . , , ' further than Mr. Newby in the matter of convict labor. We arc in favor of totally abolishing the penitontiarv shoe shops, broom fa tones, tobacco lactones, etc. . w here cheap (onviet labor is brought in direct compe tition with honest free labor any! putting every criminal the law punishes with a t'-rm in the penitentiary on the public roads in tlie counties where their labor will pay something to the pcoph instead oi to a few contractors and where they iu no way come in competition wilh honest free labor.'' This is just as it should be for it will not only encourage outside manufacturing but tend towards giving us respectable roads. Balloon Ascensions at the Colored Fair. Mrs. Nellie Steele, the lady aeronaut who made such pleasingascensions at the last New Berne Fair returned to the city yet-terday morning from Washington, N. C. on the steamer New Berne. Prof. Steele will follow in a few days. They expect to remain about a month and Mrs. Steele will make ascensions at the Col ored Fair. These will be the first since the serious accident a few months ago ntTarlxiroin which the balloon caught fire as she was assending and was precipitated to the ground dragging the parachute and Mrs. Steele with nearly fatal results. Mm. Steele was confined to the house a month and a half by injuries received and has not yeFentirelyecovered from the effects. Saw Mill Leased Mr. J. S. Basuight, who after the fire destroyed the mill of the New Berne Lumber Company leased the Pretty man saw mill and dry kilns opposite New Berne for five years, will resume opera tions Monday. The business, as of old,will be known as the New Berne Lumber Company. The boiler nud engine of the old mill were swapped for machinery iu the mill ot which Mr. Basnigdit now takes charge and will be sent North; it was being taken down yesterday for that purpose. The diyidend of 2 per cent declared by theA.&N, C. R. R. is payable Septem ber 1st. Farmers report crops still in fairly good condition with probabilities of a good' yield. Gov. Tillmcn, of South Carolina, may lack some things but back bore isn't one of them. I Stranjre things may happen. A Penn sylvania bank teller went crazy die other day and his accounts were found correct. An exchange says that at Huntley is the only canning factory in the State that can pack fruit in tiu cans and glass jars. It is Congress, and not the know-it-all's-that will legislate upon the financial quebtiou. Some people seem to have entirely over looked this little fact. The Goldsboro Headlight says some sections of Wayne county have been visi ted by too much rain lately, causing far mers to fear that cotton and corn may be considerably damaged if continued. An excursion will leave GoldsDoro for Asheville on the 1st, of August at the astonishingly low price of $4.50 for the round trip. As might be expected at such a rate, the indications are that it will be well patronized. The LaGrauge itemizer of the Kinston Free Press says the 27th regiment at a meeting Saturday afternoon appointed a committee to look alter the details and prepare a table lor the dinner to be given at a reunion of the survivors at that place on Aug. 4th. The first well tor the water works has reached a depth of 350 feet, and is now satisfactory. It affords good soft water. Though the well is so deep, the water rises to within ten feet of the top of the ground. From the Goldsboro Headlight wc take the following: "Rev. and Mrs. U. C. Moore, of MoreheadCity, are in the city oi a visit to the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Patterson. Mr. Mocore having resigned the pastor ite at More head City, will shortly lea ve f or R u b es ter N. Y., where he will cuter a Theologi cal Seminary and al3o will have charge of a BaptiBt church. Major W. A. Graham, trustee ol the Farmers' Alliance building fund pub lishes a statement regarding it. He says $35,000 were paid in and the following are deducted: $861 lost on cotton big ging; $050 lost on account of sub-business agents $1,220 loaned thee xccntive committee. Thc latter sum, Maj. Graham says, was used to pay mileage and per diem of delegates to the meeting of ithe State Alliance. The Goidsboro Argus gives the follow ing mention of Morehead and Atlantic Hotel: "The travel towards Morehead still continues very large daily, and all who go are charmed w ith the magnificent breeze there, tbe superb sailing, thesplen- ' (lid fishing d altogether satisfactory accommodations and service that charac . A.in:A tt . .. . v. i tenze tne pieusuui, iiiuuliv. uuuii iuid year under ! sides shaftins. uullevs. etc., have been eii3j O' ! added to the plant.'' Such w ork as this ! means a good deal of money constantly I passing through the hands of the opera- tives ana Jrorn tnem io me ousraess men . ,i i . il 1 ' of the city. Such a mill ia boi nd to make its good effects felt -. -Jf
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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July 27, 1893, edition 1
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