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A SLOOPerJear INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS. Single Copies, 5 Cents. VOL, XVI. NEW B ERNE. CRAVEN COUNTY. N. C. .MARCH I, 194 VO. 52 ' H II Sk. I V ) i ria of tartar b&snnit powder BLxhst of all io tooveniug strength Lamst United States Govkknmrht Toca Bbfokt Royal. Ba.kim Powdkb Co. " 106 WrJI A LAEQE UDT OF THOSE ,X - IV . C HAMS rhat I am selling ( " . 4 v -1 IS 1-3 cts. per lb. .ALSO TRY A BBii. OF MY 'Best oti'JSaxtli" FLOUR, IT ONLY COSTS YOTJ BBL And there is none better made. : To my COUNTRY frienda I ; would saj'driT right in the '- Tear of m j store, where you will finA STABLES FBEE. ULj prices are low, my dealings are just give me a trial and I will gnarentee '.satisfaction or refund au money, f ' Bespetalirt J;'R; Parker, Jr. NO. 71 BBOAD ST. Wholesale and Retail r DEALEB LST General MERCHANDISE. - NewBeroe, TV. C : -' v - -SEB;)IRISHD0rAr0ES -IS STOOK ;A dfr Sale Cheap. daWage Plants! Cabbage Plants ! ! We offer tbo pablio the following Tirictiea of CABBAGE PLANTS, growp-v from .seed procured from ta well-kncwa d BEWABlB See4 : ' Hoasd -i of Peter Hen leruon & Co., of New York. Thi lot of PUat) are growaMa the open ir, are thrifty, and will withstand Berere eold wether withotti iDjory. Henderson Large Type L)h tries, ton Wakefield Cabbage. Henderson' Sucoeasioa Cabbage, the finest Cabbage grown. Henderson's Ettra Early Express Cabbage.; v, Henderson' !, Extra. ;Erly Wm slngstadt Cabbage, v Kcnderson Large Cabbage het- Henderson's Big Bostoa Lsttnce. Price $3 perl,000j lots of 5,000 and OTertl.50 per 1,000. Special prices on lots of 50,000 and oer. Send all orders Q E RATY & TO WJS, - - r roung's Inland, S. C. j23d&wlm) . PBOFE8IOSAL. - DiC-a; K. 3AGBY, SURGEON; DENTIST. eharolv - deo3'tvcr 1SWBEBN. N O DE. J. D -XAKE, DENTIST, Ofiiev oa CrTOD Atrwt tw wert. Pollock ad KramA. JE:8ST(JN. VI D., O.U.i. frmoilco Umllu to "prtm.ri-rm td ebnninol Doiiirj lit UfOUl forgrrj Feetb " tm:ii ltbci pal a bT fie as of NUro x'J (iu. Svcr7tlas in Mi tn or Ueotlvirj hod' C8t, oornr of 41ddl -Ii r tn4 Hr f Middle street, First room bove Farm. ;er'e Merchsnt's Bank. "Will prMtte Im tb- COuoun i inu rtret, Jonea. Oasiua Dd P- r:. iico Uattad AUttea Jourl it Xe B-.an SaemM Ooar vttM HI ie ;V7M. li CLAK&E, ATIORHEY AT LAW. - AND Keai Estate Agent. gNe B -ue, Jt. C. Connections. New Y rk Boston and Canada. Timber lands Farm lands, : , Truck lands. Town lots. Do you want to bay f WRITE. ;write. Do yoa vant to sell f , SPJCOIAL. 1500 eres. Treat UoadmilM'ooity. Timber aad Track land. $4.50 PER . v EDITORIAL XOTES. It is believed iu Washing: on that Biand silver seign..irage bill will not go through the House, and IT it doe- 11 will die m the Sen ate or he murdered by Cl-veland; - Hill is ready lor the next nomt nation of a Justice of the Supreme Oouif. He says: ' I voied against Mr. Hornblower and Mr. Perk ham beraose I did not think either ap pointment that I ronsidered on a par with those. I am seeking do right baveeought none- over this great office." Lii'eo. A dispatch frcm London i ..f the 17th insf., says that the! Government' adbe-iou to its Mi rer p.ih'.v fur lodia lacks the ;tp provalofhigb a.ianaial auihoruiew in the eooatry. It is predicted that the- whole experiment of closing the mints to silver and trying to . , i, k n n ot ninijt he Hrnnni-H within the n-x ihr. c uioutha." Toe New York World has iven a valuable contribution to the need of an income tax by showing that adder the proposed taxation of 2 par eenr. per andnm John D. Rock feller will pay $152 229; William Waldorf Astor, 1178,000; the Jy Gooll estate, 80,850 Cornelius Vadderbilc, $80,960, and William K. Vanderbilt, $75,900. filnc'j haa been made of the alle ged fact that Nominee Prckbam is a trenendona State's rights man, and oy this claim it hs been sought to enlist Demoui ats in his behalf. The Washington correspon dent of the Bichmond Dispatch writes his paper that the talk that Peck ham is a State's right man is "all bosh" Whicb is a very tnel phrase with which to npset so care fully constructed a claim. The average newspaper reader mast be about as clear in his no tions coucerning who is ahead in the Brazilliao quarrel as the old lady was about, tha wa, to lent eggs for the goodaens A. 1 1 ou b iVh It do." fid rje. ' is t ouf the egjg into tbd aier, . n.i u it is good it will eitoersink or swtui 1 torgct which." Springtield Ke publicaa. As soon as the Senate Finance Committee begins to open tbe door just a littla for the coal and irn I anrt sognr meu, the troic men of Florida and California charge fa 1 1 tilt upon tbe apertaie in tbe hope ot making it wide euongh to let them io for a little protection. Ho i ety toward the people is tbe beat policy io this case. Louisville Coarter-Joarual. We regret to note tha' Sonator Vance is opposing the counnna tten oi Mr Simmons as KeVeoue Collector for this District We know but Intle aoout bis manage- ; meat of the last campaigu or hi attitude roards Senator Vance in the matter of appointment", bat we do know tb.it he faithfully represen ted this district io Congress and that the People. of ibis oommnnitN , especially have good cause to teel grateful to him. Lsker Patron and Gleaner. The rejection of Mr. Peckham as an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court by tbe Sen ate yestei day, like tbe rejection of tbe previous nominee, Mr. Horn bloer, did not torn on and the question of fitness Tbe learning aud integrity of bo'h gentlemen were well avouched. The rejection grew out. of the personal antagon ism between the President and the Senators from New Yotk, and ibe Hliogoess of Republican Senatois w take advantage of a partisan op portunity to widen the breach. In t lie meantime jastice is delayed and 'be country t-uffers. Pntl Rec ord. HAPPILY CONCLUDED. Tbe contention over he filling of tbe vacancy on the United Sta tes Supreme Court bench has been happily concluded by the nomina tion and confirmation uf Senator' White of Louisiana. THB JOUBNAX in specnlitiiig on tbe situation, a fe days ago, --iig-gt-eted t hat it would be n-ll im ".e President to Dommatt a S "a n, nod thus secure an imui- diate vu tlrraation, and this he d I. It ma be adied. wh whs no' Lists doll- Hi : lt Aim' il ! f I- oras very generaHy cotiCederl ib c Nen York w,,m entitled to the idac--made vacant by tbe dea h ot one ot her eons. The unfortonate eon plication io the Sta'ij of New Y-:k made ir almost impossible for Mr. Cleve land to make a jodieion- appoint ment that would pass tbe ordeal of the Senate, but it was necessary for him to make the appoinrment. Having twice nominated a citizen of New York, it was tbn oroper for him to look elsewhere for an Absociate Justice, and be did well to select the Senator from Louis iana. Senator White is an able lawyer in tbe prime of life and his appoint. ment, in addition to being ener ally accepted as a good one, is en- tirely satisfactory to tha Senators from New York. CLF.VLLANDS MISTAKE'S is in lull The err.it Wio'er F.ii bla-t. Hint t if i y is lul people. To is i.fB ce im'.iifi-iI with -ne truest and iet tit Noon Cir.i:i iUin-i. 1 i t ins o 'u li i , pi ' s-ii i I t of such en .1 r i) m -i t - wo ti'.-k up our prm cd and .-aid, "Will U ! bill(lu Sugg-4 i I lid a! tide at OllCe said "'g'.Vt oo CI- vel mil's erroi- V- are not putil . ' : uiaga zioe, uor is it imr purpose to bring oar au oc'avo v ilume, mil it would oe rong to lsue an luib x, t'O we -Dull take rapid bud's eye obset- vatiou. Mr-CUveUud made a mistake. when r.e made Judge Uresbam the; iuiiii:er i li s 'Ii 'luet A- ie Hum nis having been a Bepubhuau he had no special qua ihuatioos for the high offioe of Secretary of State He was a'vsolutely without exper ience iu diplomacy, but bad be been the mo,-t accomplished d il) mat iu all the world he had no right to a place iu a Ueuiccjatic admimtralation. Tms wa Mr. Cleveland's tit great mistake, and it lost u a great measure the eotifiV.eiice of the r ink and fil of the Deuiicrntic ji.utv The people believe, arjd it i- use less to attempt to OKite them he lieve otherwise, that the tlecti n 1892 meant a Dr mucat in even Federal office in the Union. Tue regard the re'ention of Repub licans in office as a wrong Vj lhe people who voted io remove thetn and the appointment of a Reiub- liean to office as a palpable aud ii-1 rect insult They say that it is t he I ruleemed its promises, the Demo emphatic dec! irati.in of the Presi- ' crane party will held the vantage dent mat whil D -mocracy is light j grom-d and gain U.e victory. there is tmt .-euse and honesty enough in the masses of the Dem ooraac party tj administer tne Governm nt Mr.Clovelind made a mistake when he refused to assemble the Oougress in extraordinary sessi on immediately alter his in uiguration. lie h.id tieeu electtou ou a reform pli iiirm. Democratic orators had proclaimed turoug mat the cougtry i hat a day, an hour of virtuous lib erty is woito a whole eternity o' bondage.' Tne paity was ready to ot'ike the stiackles irom the limbs ot laO'.r, -and bi1 Americaus tand erect, em t'jetpated by the genius ol Aaji r e in Dr-lu iici acy . I'll- won wa tiot a'jd lhe penpl i expecte 1 to see the ttp -1 k- fl umler theeteitge bammer nlaw.i Grover Cleveland Bat there was a halt at the height oftheviooiy There was hesita tion wo-n the ory should have been, Oii-ord. right onward to the iiaitiou o' oar hopee! At leugth, irjpelled oy liieioi able necessity, 'be. ex ra se-s.ioa was called aud Mr. Cleveland made his iecoud grar unmake. H.- asumed to be the Natl. n. Congress instead of Being a coordinate part of the Gov ernmrnt, iqnaliu honor and dig nity wun the President, was treat ed as a'i adj ltic' of the presiden tial i.ffi.;e, and was required to put into elf -or i he maadatory order for the repeal of the purchasing clause of the Sherman law. Never was tbee a greater bluuder than the elminattOD of silver trom the circu lating medium of the courrry. But these were errors of judge ment a to the effect of measures. Tbey do not antagonize great prin ciples. They are but the expedients ot an hour, while the principles ol the Democratic party are eternal. W believe that, in its grand cun nation the Cleveland administra tion will b' a success. The errors are but spo's on the stiu, which cannot pieent the glorious efful gence of Dmoeraevs merdian da. Cleveland is a Democrat, with pa tristism broad enough to embrace the w hole coantry. Cleveland's was rhe band tbat took the fl.g of the Union, all stiff aud Irozen by tbe north winds ttreati, and give it to the mild z-phers of the south, that its stars might shine with a purer and brighter lus'er and its ample fold fliar in -ereoe majevta over a reunited ei le. Au Ad m ( n tut ra t'on tha- leaven i. Qiod it tie bit terness of the ji.t, while cheiish mg its s nved memories and di- ec! i's eoergie- o tbe ekration ol ..ati m i1 honor, and to the ac- t.Ulpll -' IIH-Ot ' I.' tie )'g s' liiiiib-i, .,b f, bar irs ui e a t he s' good m iy e,,. ill nil i e i isiog o' eoiiute, u'ls-sUCCe-s is ,,s the Still. SIGNS of THE TIMEs. rtii- s-gns ,,f ihetims are n t iu, Ilea iv.- ot the p.ipulir socce.-s of the Democrati party ;n the near tniute. The'e Is not the harmony that is . cesx ii fll rhe -('C )mplish inent ill lie 'i-tilliu-i to VhlOtl the party is- c nil 'ii i ted and without which it jaDuot maiuaiu i's pres ent ascendencv. In the House 'he legl-lition of the '!inuti'j is blocked by absent eeism. I r is often that loere is no quotum, andili- party, with au un p ecideuted majority in tbe popu- lr bran.-b of Congress, is abolure u unble t. carrv though "the mea-uiesto -h:ch it n pledged, and ou which reuewed nrosneritv (je,I1(s The Senate coutiriues to "delib-1 i ii was fit!. : lo ved by i es,i t:"f re ac'ioii, the roe bnght tomorrow n I r ,.r i, h(T'- t :i gl : i ti - fur u re. :i t bid in I he wivihl tie -eeli Z in pi oi . 1 i . - r 1 1 S i loim a - t h. h.i lids 1 1 will lie : ii N 1 1 e-N a ":en i' e, eon m I ' t ee. ii-re go a' !ni' i ; 'ill-ii-e--. a :. d ini'ing the ,' . The WiLsmi lull i.- :m; what '.ve had a iijjh'- : s.). . hut it is inti liteh better fh in the ?.icK'.iile law ,,Dd :ts speeih p.-ts-ij is demanded :i every C'Mi-ideratioti that can ad.lress itsi ii !o the intelligence of men. The Pemocrat c party, from the Presntent down, shoul 1 bo adinotj-l.-hed lr. the signs of the times. 11 is a jiour ;iiiot who seeing thr breakers 1 . i not avoid them. Pupil! r tlectiiins ad over the cuntry a e going against the dem ocra:ic party. '-He that stiflfDeth Ins neck and hardneth his heart : shall be Midd.-nly destroyed imd that withou-' remedy .' The la' e eiec ion in Pen nsy 1 va- : nia is in t ot.I ".iu eye-opener," bat it is a trumpet to awake tbe dead. Ir. -vas not expected that the' Demoet.c. wi kevst'ii.e .--ta'e 1 triumph in the nit it was expected er ite,'- and it tbat the old guatd would hold its ; is in motion with rive-pound sack of to ground nailer the admirable gen-' hacco representing the ear, a windmill ralsbip oi Pattisoo. Harrity and ; built of tohaeeo ii grinding away; a Rlack. but. it. has been hea'en all i pyramid of sacks of tobacc.) has four ,h along the Tne, and toe Republicau majority is 17o00l! It will not do to believe that the reat battle of 1890 will go again t the Democracy. Long before them lines will be readj usted, aad it may be that, having iu a large measure CULLED ITEMS OF NEWS. There aie now studeuts at the Univer-i sit y from fifteen States. The medical j class hits eighteen members, 'he law clnsn filtv-nine. j The eight men charged with white capping in Richmond count v have all li.ii-n discharged. L. C Porter, of Minneapolis, has plans for settling Scandinavians near Wilmiilg lon, Tiie Pearson revival meetings at David son College, save ix, who were not al ready church members professed religion Dr. Win. McTlwaine, of Union county, died suddt-nlv while in his seat in church. He was the father ol Itev. W. E. Mc Ilwaine and wa? Well known in this Sec tion of the State. Mt4. Maoini M. -re. wimwa iejuie.l in the Ij.-s :.i:i ! Ii.li:e aiveient. Hl.i;' t.iiis villc. ha- .lii-il. Slu- never recovered Irom the !-hock of the ilea'. h ol her only d.Ugh ter, who was instantly killed. Tile Alliance store at Chapel Hill has been sold for To per cent, of its paid-up stock. Troubles anions the stockholders maile the sale m-iv.-sai -y. A London dispatch sa : Senator Ciuz the Guatamalian iuiniti r, tins announced that his Government has upen.le pay ments on its external debts in eon-e quence of the depreciation of the price ol silver. It is announced that the Lagrippe has ot hold of Senator Vance. Tin-re is a current report r..ut Richmond Pcaron. of Asneville, will run as an in-le-peni lent Candidate lor Congress in the Ninth District, in the hope of catching both the populist and Repu'.'L'an vote. Some of tin? small counties are greatly interes'el in tile Duplin suit in rcganl to the mode of ilUhursing s hool taxe-. They sny that il th Slate makes the disbursement" they will hive clio terms twice as long as at present. It does not appear that the suit will amount to anything unless the State Treasurer becomes the plaintiff. ll is-understood, in Washington that if Senator Vance is not back by the iirst week of March, the: date assigned for c.is return the finance committee will prob ably act on the confirmation of Collect or Simmons, reporting in ni-1 favor. The Light house Board cives notice il. . 1 l A.. .1. . . . til , i , . g.u ou v.. i -'.'o11 '.ar . "'e "lu1, !c "r::U,v ! .iic it iiiiani s ruiiir, ruiiiiu-o liiver . C. will be changed to tixetl red. Early Wednesday morning, on the streets at Raleigh an eight yeur old j daughter of Mr. Luther X. White, who was riding in a wagon, fell out, was run over anil so badly injured that in an hour she died" She was a ganddaug'uter ot Mr. J. C. S Lumsden, a well known Raleigh merchant. The accident occur red at a corner of tiie Capitol square. Private information from Washington say .action will soon betaken on the con fir in at i n of C illector Simmons after March 1st, and that there will be no longer delay, even il the absence of Si-na-tor Vance is prolonged. D. W. Williams and Wm. Truly, two inoffensive farmersjwerc terribly wiiipptd In- 'White Cans about ten miles from i Chai lestou, W. Va., iglit before la-t 1 The men swore out warrants f..r their ;iss o hints. Tii? victims had given iii i j formation to the Government about coiff j tcrleiting done in their neighborhood, j Leading Democrats assert confidently j that if the Wilson lu,i. with the income I tax Icatiire, pa-so tiie Senate and some silver leg i-iat ).,n is in;!:" i i i a- Iy carric. I . It is I u plain i rut h to s lv t hat at 1, t t -p 1 h is l.e p, IS M-m. .king a moment .bin-ally. -o ue c cu e-, d. !he Slate is a Chairman Simm c, Lent -ilvcr I Again ih,- (' Brazilian w ai is the insu Unit- a that some Ii -w hen bv i : i . From t he ii ubt.nl . i "el l, , e I, I'inoll ;Ce leg ana : i i g i -1 In engageni. n have to i: his a nns. de Melto a' . A ii :r il Da delg.i :l 1 11 ill ! -1 : 1 I'i.e w ll- I e i' -i Hits ' stiii tin ku-iw u . -ll cn-il! at Rio Tin- Bri if.u-.;.- t de Janeiro; ,r"v fev- r I ' eii i i hel e ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v . ,1- v j, ali. I . iec 1 1'.-- : ha : o ; -,-., : ! - ! 1 1 1 1 . i , n 1 1 v . own. rs and ipt.io'.s .1 m. i, i ni Is in the il. ..I.i. trade oiijht to ill warned ol ti e dang, r of visiting th it port. At lhe banquet given in New City bv son' Ie r:;el- living there in ci-ie-hration of Washington'- birthday. Sec re 'ary (' it'll-''', .me ..f 'tie -peakets for the ocea-ion, was ;d -.-nt. ami. in Ins s'cad. Hon Abran. S Hawnt. v a- cibed upon. The tast was Our National Credit." In stead of confining himself to national affiii-. Mr. Hewitt dived into s, etional q in ; i. .lis I -etl cling upon the South ei n -; it . -: i a! i.su 1 1 1 Faith is a light that never goes our- IMll VIPIAI. KXHllil IS. Mention id' Some Displays Mail: h Itiisinrss Firms. A ml! m her (';L-. l'r.i'i i-iii'ifu! mi firm ,.f V. II f l.uines li"iise ' ' i . t K ,1 lllellt .i;il"HU' tin'.' i tin- it ni t lie n 1 !! ,t u s. i u kci-, of l!,:; ,h Il i iHiiSli ,if ( ii i tain. liikI M U 111 I i t' I ' i la i.thrr I The A.C.ihn Pm I imike il hand? nio ! strunietiK in tlivii j Their I r.iu oml i in .mil Orsjan Cenpn!! ili-pl iv of vvrra! ii line.. -f .!'ff r.iit nv.k- - HI iL' i- till- ttlollJ ill' 1 ih :u M 1 1 ; il piiiio, :i dlipli.'nte . i nHat'le I ;l p lilll i ll: i I :it t ii Imliv LM'aii'l M 1 1 ; ii niiiio, a 1 u ii j i.a t l' nt ! vli i c ! i vv:i- H"..rl.'- Kair. TIil Stu-H" l'i.ino t'ompaiiy i well i. 1' neiHe'I ami M: Herring in eliare "f il fi!thiii.i-tii-.i!ly ii .linti out iti merit umi- j 1 1 - 1 1 t i i - . The No iv Home -c.vin:' :;;v Ii'.i,--makes a prutty 1 1 spiny of their niu'-hincs aud fancy work made on them. Messrs. Gerock Ki'monii- it L-in ln-kv made (uite an Cxh i ! -i t in the piettln--tfikiiiir liiH', i Let roe-,-,-! pli.t !ie new sty!:- of enlarged )onr.iit- I icing the iiioit pr,i.n. inent. The D:uvon Nuneriw. in.-.ir I.a t. r, ,ne show fruit trees. W. Trow & Company of Indian i, show their make ol flour. The Durham To'.-u-e attracts much attention. I V ( XllH-lt iris wheel visions, rotating in opposite direction, imd a three mast schooner (also built of to bacco') shown uniler full sail "toswino- on the billows of the mighty deep.'1 The mechanical representation and ar rangement in each is excellent. The Rocky Mount moking tobacco company show some of their goods. Mr. C. C. Jordan's exhibit uf fancy j horse shoes is a rery pretty one. I The New Berne Barrel Company have I an exhibit w hich speaks tor itself. The Cillery Veneer Co f Wilining- ton have a variety of fruit boxes and baskets pretty and strong which they make lor shipping purpposes. The E. II. it J. A. Meadows Fertilizer Company of New Berne make a good display in vsrv larire trlasj jan. The progressive firm ol J. J. Disoswiy & Co , show a tine line of saws, belt and mill tools and supplies in general. j L. Ii. Cutli r & Co., have a varied dis play of agriculture implement. The Higganuin Harrow Company, ofi Iiggauimi. Conn, have several of the : improved revalring blad" harrows mi the grcunds and have their representative in charge. Mis'F. Il ick'-urn A Wil'.'t -how a li ne oi agi ii Hit ui al implement:.. I'mi.ii-, nent among ihein is a sp'ay on whee's to be u-eil with team for distiibuting lifpud : jioison on growing plants infested by in sects. ' T. B. Astilord, ol Kinston, shows his recently patented vintihited refregel'itor These are the leading mercantile exhibits ' Their enumeration will giv some idea' of the esteem in which the Fair is held hv ' business men tor bringing thece articles to ; the notice of the publu Newspaper yien gain at it Two uf Kalcigh's newspaper men h ive again clinched in the strugg'e for the mastership ol' physical supremacy. Mr. Greek (). Andrews oj the News and Ob-FerTi-j-and Mr. F. L. Merritt of the Caro linian, were the conibatlants t lis time. Andrews attacked merritt on Fayette vi I If street and u-.'d a cowhide. Tm causeoftln' i , iffl-'ii: ! y was ;i statement published bv Mi ri't regarding a nr.n-r trouble,!., w n ich Am ir w. took i x. ep:i-m. A number of blows were p .SM-.i hey were separated i .afore either wa hurt. Andrews was the agressor and before the magistrates trial was fine ! f 10 and cost while Mcrrit: vas fined 1 an 1 cot. Such occnirences are Io oc regretti-J ami ,t is ton bad tha. newspapei men. mat r..tuston wlio aro so much res ponsible fu public opinion, should fail below their ni;v and engage in street tights. NEWS IN BRIEF. Mr. Mitt Manly : are pleicd to -ny has been confirmed as postmaster at New Be rne. D-litor Merritt, of the North Carolinian refers to his fight w ith E liter A idr ovs . He denies t'nt Andrews struck him with a cowhide, but says he laid him on the pavement ami disarmed hi n. Tin- Charlotte Observer contains a speeial from Monro.-, giving an account of Sitter, the patent medicine veinLir. be pig egged in that city. He is to bring suit for heavy damages, the amount named being about ITo Odil. He has engaged as his lawyers Messrs. IX B flen lei-son and II. X. Pharr. of Charlotte. r. C. L Stevens, 'he clever e litor of. the South Port L.a.ier, w is one of Fri dav's arrivals at the Fair This makes a total of fifteen that have honored heir attend mi e. Press Representatives the present Fair with and they speik xerv Ex'uiiiition an I our fl itti citv. lilg! I li is -ai l I ii it w hen the ii ;i r i ai 11' e on lu-t i ,r th- ,, 'iidoon ase. usion i:i;iii- down r house three colored women in the field at work wcr-- so that thi-y dropped their ho s to the swamp near bv. where fr ghtelie, I Look li'i by. tlc y remained until their .ti i I and so-iic one came what i i i I hi l -i ne of them. abs"iii e down to W is .-ee Game Without Hunting For It. A New R'ver e .n --ii.n l. ait writes n, -. - i . I i 1 1 w ; Mr. -1. W Fieema i v, bile working , pn c ol o loti.i. I the oilier lav The killed a deer with his grub u,,i dog- had been alter the deer and it was about run down when it cam-" in contact rk ' with the grubbing hoe. A few day be u" lore this, NI r. Freeman was going along the rni i v." hen espied a lox with a large wild turkey which it hid jiist caught. The fox being frightem-d at Mr. Freemaa gave uu hi- pii-v and took to tin- woods. S i you see we have plenty of game down this way in the shape if deer, wild fin keys, and f Xfs. Mr. lii'-liard L cn-.. of X v Y-M'l:, -,vh-. has a nice winter 'e-ort i.ud hunting grounds "ii the e-st si n- of Ne ,v river ar rived si-vend days ago with i company of his trieiids. n jij. SAM' l'!-: r. I';)i.Li l II I Wr.lU- Mil!:' Mi -! .t. , 'hi. I ). I'.eli vi,;i,- I II. x ( 4" 1 0 . -: u i ,v. 5 A. 1 1 Ii-.; r i 'I! !'-! G. ). W; I 0-! heats iind ti.ir-1 w a- third iu ; hi i 1 h-.-.t. ' Mi-i Tiiomp-. IK wif. Wyau- .1. foi--a!l tr.-t;ii,Lf i in tin l-.j la- i' -. 2:Zi i-Z. t.;m. lie. - .3-jO o and 1 J. I.i-5 .. m ca-- 1 thlce h, by II a. i heat. im ma: m. N. - and urn A I. 1' ( '. , ).i n one c V e r V K. K. for a 1 1 in - - of loo, ', J. P. Kerr, Aia :. N. ('., was 'ii'-t in iek-, bay geldinir. In tin- n.::'.i.in Bias, chcttiut g.. mar.ee Farm, t ! r every hi at, Fidd! V. ii. Jovnr-!'. M, in evi-rv heat and hi rg, .. t ., rt . biiv 111 urn V. C. Ft-alcy tliir 1. Ilia-' lime wa- i : 1 0 end Kol liTII I A ( In lhe t fnf ing - i n ,- ; heats, be-t :! 'iu r, .e a Lynch, bay m-l- Ii i. j. . . i S: Kellv. Ni.rf.ck. V ... 1:1-1 -2 a. K. :i" (la-s, in :li- pur ., i ,i s:i.,n ll .nn.in .: m nev. kii.un A chest- I r., Dur- ',':4:! and i Mamie "Well-, II Wati ird.-u. Willett, second. M i nut sorrel, bv G. M ham, N. ('., third. Lynch' l imc w.i4 A 2:49. lie was first in the 2.41', Nt, :i nd 4th heals. Mamie Vel'j wa- fl:-:t i n the 2d hef t, second in the 1st and 4th anil 3d in '.he thud heat. Maggie Wat kin was second in the 2 1 and :i 1 hen's, third in the 4th and fouith in the 1st. This ends the givatist day of racing i n the history of Si ate. A thousand dol lars in pursLS in one day is a large amount and this..1 in comecti ni with lhe liberal on: s givi n ca-ry lav of .he Fair br- Ml gut -it: li ! a ; : :;. r- i " t he '.-"or -Uc!i a- - i, . f . a -. There were f.rty i nc: s f- -a several States. Ami great crowds have w-iciied t:ie races witii contii.ou an 1 int. ii; interest - stronger than ever beloie. and no w in ner failed to seen re Ion I -necr at his success. ; The races have been a pn.r.iii'.-nt and j interesting lecture and we lo..!; for the i merest in t hem to continue to M reii gt hen. Wednesday's Rices. r rnsT n.u e. In the first r:u e ye-lerdiy a trotting oi). , 2:o0 c.a-s. tin first nvmey was won by Charlie G. roan gel ling owned by J. A. Bums, Favettcv.l heat decided lhe cm!, one he c in." o 1 1 ; u -1 . 1 I it 1'el - lie - . i: !"-'. . I i heat Wi- '-'i-aif 2:i. 2 " Lo-ikotiT . s. irrel geld P. K -rr. Ala ii.iiic F :r--in the tir-t heat and and con-eipl- 'a! y won s Nettie I)., OW.ie.i bv Riehmond. Va . won th was scon. 1 in t he ti r-; 1 N. C. Four In the Iirst m ill- ad the ut - 1 I a - in each 1 gaJS. ig. owned by J. X ( '., w is first ;l n I in all other they con tine th -n'-d money. There are m Si a 13. Nelson. 1 of meat nu ll money. She - going into fin i at an 1 third in all others. sitroxn n.v e. lUimiing. pu - .100. Fiddle Stick, ow ned bv V. H. Jovner. uysburg. N. C, won fitst nioncv; Marksman, chest nut stallion, owned by Ilackburn A" Willett, N. C. secon.l. The imc.- wa- be-t - in i! and onlv two heats were run. Fid lie Stick'- tini" was 1:18 and Mo. Lynch, bay gelding, owned bv Ilaiinai) A: Kelly. Norfolk, Va , worn the last trot ting race i lor V.-.'ST cla-ss'i. It took rive heats to -eitle it. Lynch's time was AC. 2:45. 2:42. 2:40 and 2:45. M.nuie WclU, bay mare. Hackburn - Willett w as .-. B.. black g.-l ling. J. A Burn vil e, N. C-, third and Maggi chestnut -oircll, G. M. I-ar.Ie ham lour' 1 1 . owned by nd, G. A. -. Faye'tc- Watkihs. ... Jr.. Dur- Lynch was fir-: fifth heat- and s c, Wells. ;i -.r in to heats second in th tt; -t. third and ' d in ilie ..thers;Mamie i - el l a.i I to a r; h ! thii d am I fifth Ull.l t'ourtb in the first; G. A. B. vu second in ' firs; beat, third m second third and rid and fou ri h in the lour! ,;. Til,? racing v. goo-l .:; I w is w:C. he with great i :' !..- i vers I a ."ge crow ''.'he grind si , ' a -i - p.-.. kt- I .. id till..:.1 were a :' ni l I ; ie.- ,'. j;. e. l'! I !A "S A ' KS. O.imiiiion Wins Consolation Rac -, Bias Wins itunniag Race Tiie con-ola. io a ifotting rice yester day, Ixst : in 5. iniie lleai- ior a p'.nsa o Ss 10) 'HI- -v.. l by () enini-- i. o ,y gelding, Hackburn & Wd , it X" w I! -in.. N ('. Time e. 10. 2 11. , - I I .Maggie W. II. .rd a. I , ni--.. -. . 1 S-i n. d x - In eve v M- 1 1 . u see Maggi t h;r-1 . W: -El 'Ml K T 1" - i : l "i . h. a"-. 11; -. far. n. i fel l n Ileal . :ind Fid II Joy eel" i Tie- ti-,e w - -;ng. ' in. 1 1 ' c as fir-i in e - ry bay gel ling, W. N. C. second. olil'g. 1-1.0 1 1:10. i'llOoF OATS L 1'V. AT ( HAS sIliE M ARivF.T N. C. h v 1 1 .-: FoU -Ei 1 1., A s i i : i B HILLS. DOCK, NEW EAS f BERNE. MOKi: sp i II II M IN 110. OfSoiiie Eliiliit- Shown in tin- Varioii De;i,ilimeiiN. w i i: r i. i i f Nmlli map and a! the clcp,-iiin- :i a :'t ich. .lld' Fa. it a- :.i t 'I To i . 1 1 I till il there - U illd.o .te from Tli.-.e ,, ! on !h i 1 1 i I a I ! iph- -i t . .M and -24 3U .ind :her- v ere l.t'..u.jh: were not pui u,i. photo.; r.iph . - c.. - U-p in 1 ll-' p-,( C .- I I in.- ,i;- ha- la, I ! i i . ,, -p i. I e ih. CI ' L I y li' I il'lUlllo' tri- kin j; - d another i- ; i in, ll: I'll 1 1 : " i ' ; 1 1 1 w n ; ii Mi'i-il- 'Oil-ill I' . it th il f (a :i-t a- i' -iin 1 on Snii g rove of bal-am lir i a tic- mountains. The i - 1 -1 i , -1 a n i -4 inadian I r. a i of dlll'el'el)ce4 n'her- get from South to North we u'ei t '.Din ifet them in th,- ,,m. E:t;t to West illl'l ' State. About 1(1 -ampl in : an- howr.,- granites and maii-h are mere in great variety ami in more M.ni- than the average man kii.iws.ol at ah. The disoiay of gni l i.iigget-. flee gokl ' ores. ,-ry-:al-, bery's i . and of econo- ; mic minerals -hdu'id not be mixed. Taxi.lei mi zed -i ciun i;- of aquatic ami val liable tlr beat ing annuals are sh .wn and about Hu v. iridic- of a'piatie bird-. Nearly a hundred -amph-s i f v... wi ! found in the State ;nc -huwn and there is ! not a duplicate in the lot. The Poultry Department is one that no visitor should fail to examine well. It is' a good lesson to see the many improved I breeds and study the points of merit in j ! each. The Green Place Poultry Yards.! W. II. Bray proprietory ; Union Point ; Poultry Yards. Ellis it Mitchell proprie-I tors: J. M. Reel ot Grant-bor .- Alamance Farm. J. P. Kerr proprietor: Taos A. Mcl :t re o Gh noe Stoi k Farm, ()n-',, eou.-'t . ai d ". F.. liege n! Salem eech . -h iw from 0 to 12j varieties I nun ; the d.-minunive bantam, a little larger, than a man's .fist, up to the massive Asiatics larger than common, turkevs in; a! I their v irieties. Poultry lor pets, f"i' eggs, for table use j or f. ir general purpose can U.- .-en i om-par--d an. I studied to ad va u t ag -. Some exhibitors sh-ov hv,-i s hui-hed birds! each. I In addition to his ex1 raordinary fine I display of poultry in nu.ni-t-.ins varieties. Mr. liege makes an eh;l.ii , ! IJema j lavan, Angora, lop-eared a. el German j hares, al-o white, blue, black did spotted j English hares: an 1 trice, rits and guinea I pigs iu varieties, the collection in each species that i- embraced. I Kith fowls and I cpiidrupcd- i- as line as - er w as shown ii : he Fair a i I -nt nu, m ire r 1 1 ki ids Ic -it tracts great attention. yicv-rs Wood Bros. 'imv vcia line T1 i, 1 -. ., . K . i I II ..... 1 latin ji'iiiiu? tie: oei - a'i i v t. ir l -reeling cfi'orts. '- -aliei' poultry exinbit i -,i .ce pr. -v.. it - ih . ; details evi-rv kind of poultry is shown in great viriety and of t lie finest kind. To a p -ult y fancier this department alone is worth the admis sion to the F.ii r. in tne iuno I'.-icu i.nent ai.-iW o in-ius of South Sea Is'auler-carvel out of co connuts with the misk on. They look natural bu ii l.-oii- We are informed by a fi'ien I of Gen. W.G.Luw i-. ol Gofls boro, that he has a decern lent ol the orig inals of these. raised any win-re an 1 of many 'good kinds, the oat-, black, white 'and golden rust proof other grain, the "big pump kins'' ('without which no Fair is complete) the strawberry plants in Imm.ii, the pretty celery, y-ui ig r.i lisiiesi and "tin r tilings, which speak so eloquentlv of lie provident nie'liods that are coming -o thonuiglily in vogue aioiind n-. a;i I the capabilities of this region. Examine into t'a--- 'h s Y u ,,, find it to vour in i 1 1 t m heads In the Ag-ric; ! i! im Iepart meut. . .; ,n I W. II. r..;i.v. ; W. F. Cio -. New Berne, Jos 'L. Kennetlv Kuisev of tlii- county, f Falling creek, J. II Bernard, Thus, an 1 J. S. Cut st.e.-k in v :i ' A. Mclntyre of ( inflow, if Durham, all show line .us lines; some of them show i u ir titic.-. In th .-, Bray. 'A i , - i i 1) - 'h i ,i .Mr. Brav Croc net: i Cut's ex lii c-ilil'l'll I) Crock, t;. partnient W. II. a:; i John Hum C .'. J. S. Cut g, -: chi bi ; o-s a in . n. M i . h. u.l him. Mr. the Agrieiiltur il facloi v hibit Dep li t ' ui Mac; It v. f : iow I I . : 1 1 flit W l ! i a IV II,:.. tn p. a h 1-.; d I I i V . la t ei.'. .i..i- i i. ! li- ,-e:)' r il I . ,- ... u See tile hauls, shoulder-, si h- meat b,liel pork, and sausages, so choice an well prepared; io .k at the large well headed ea'ibag,-, which have made their growth am! head..- I since last summer, look a!-, nt the lur, lips in varieties,- view the kin Ii, I crops, l.eets, parsnips, car rots, Jl ., -, plentiful and so line,- and the ii, -Id corn in -i dozen or more varieties, every arieu ot field ji.-as. several varie ti'S l ' Menus, and the lettuce, spin:,, h, kale, collar, is in varieties and all tine, sweet and Irish potatoes as fine as are FKI.L IN TKEXT Rl VF':. H 1 h1 , ;-t Amciimoii (.ive-a ( 0!,i Dnili to the l.adv Aeronaut h it no Other Ii arm .Mi- II i .. 1).-V, ,n ni , ;. the hi-t : - i- 'ii t!ii l'.,ir I' ;1 iv . Thr i-iy i.t ' 1- in 1 hut i' !'. u ,ire. ! .U;,,- ,. - 1!,;,) 1- n .,. ' in i :i i;i t in , i ' i , i : i hi n t i l i : . '' ' p would be nttcii-Ii d wlih more . I i rti 1 1 1 '. I y t li i n :i t a ny piv ion- occ-i-'a n, tfie p-o-.i-liiite coniuinint; the dog wh- leit "if 2, boo. a: i .piipp. .1 with two life proseive-: I h.- , 1 1 1, i n. t on -p.. ia! brought in in ::', i ped omig i:., igator of I he - k ie- '"" i adtia WiinoieOoii Light Infantty -I. t Ion In-r ami d vovage. She -, a-.. I Naa! I h - i . - .nine, I ..n the 51(1 e - '.- 1 lijiidlv llpwai.l t i ml i-a 1 1 . 1- ill . I 'ron ml a lew . e I i::.n - lie-ides. io tie1 air -he drilled -lo-.vlv o . 1 lin- 1 1 1 a-Id ; t . .a ; . , i , 1 1,,- -t.-icie r Nciise ,-y -'i ..ght lor tiie river. She went on brought oi a gr. at n. in i number--, ill- : n .til the ri v.-r , a- ich hed. 'ii- ''';'" in by w-c,, . -rn and bv ; . . I- 1 ' 1 : - - i.e.- :.,(!!..,.- i - : ; I -! . i 1 e- - . ; , ' 1 ! . a ' . i o II I 1 1 W 1 1 w.i! I- lli i:i lin.i-i aon-, , and -ehei mti n - l;ii:n' l n;;: ,iell -i liialby the n'-'-i.-r, ill tin- n.'.vlol :.!--. I imc I In- -ha - Ic- of night w ere falling the At la-: he ; i -I--1 tie- pirachu'e I r. .111 1 1 ' -1 i 1 s 1 : 1 1 . w.-i- that T.O '0 people hail en the balloon all I gra el'ui.v ! .w ir-v 1 ri I '''lellh. .round-. -he came nnd landed directly in tin- th. A - many pie can- up frn-n More mid lie of Trent river uboii! a h-i.lre.i ' eel lii. 111 -! in 1 ngi o 1 Thursihiy 11 a r. 1- from Jacks I -him 1 in water ! 1 . 11 . i ' : " :-n i-- .- da . 1 lie crowd from t be her depth. d.n-i H a 1...1.1. 1. no w 1. le--. (li'course 1 1 1 o - ii id 1 -eeii placed in waiting but a , 'an.v w on- ' a-'- -1 , i .et'oie and on hiinl-r b-ing 1 lo- r to Mi-s DeVejii 1 ban , precnm - . i , - 1 nam .! ... r and rc-en- ! bo b ,:,'- clt for the plilpo-e of le-CIlillg j tcre. I, and I lie 1 a 1 I -:i well- thn.ng- h' f r her til-' and gave the needed 1 ''"lire d .v. -, i-'-ic .-. It W a- a debatable iple- ion as to which Tim ' . .'loon iia 1 tn t in- !.' ,!! i me I 1 1 It-ii j "I th'1 l' d iy . had the largest number back ol Moodv- niiii. aboio :. ,u ;.ied on the ground- oaie ihought oneway, vards : r. en t In- -hoi'. It a i- g .- t.-n ,K , ' tin- nlhcr I he count of I ickets will coup;,- .,! tailored men. - o f. At any laic, bolh were great days A vi v huge crow d. oon-i.lcie.l 1., 1 ' an i -at i f .. t u to Ih- Fair :! pie;. sing over a t hoi is l ni 1. 1 11 shed to t he li Vel '- edge ' whih- -he wa- ill the water, and remained wit;, in. re:, -ing number.. ,,.,,,1-!,,. land-j ' STATK I'OCLI'RV ASSOCIATION c-l. ,M:-s I),' Van was chilled for aw hi ic. First Annual .Meeting Organization our in octng property carcu mr, was quickly herself again, none the wor-e for her wi nt cry bath. A Balloon Oat or Sight Two a-cen-ions and parachute leaps were ma le at the Fair grounds Thursday by Miss De Veatl. one in the -iltern ion and the other at night. The one in the day time literally went out of -iglit." This was not because the balloon went higher than on the previ ous oeoa-ions. but because of the cloud iness of the day. Tips hid the balloon )Ublic was transacted beyond the bripg Irom Ni. w a- it entered the upper regions I in r .fri. tlie Association bv Mr. B. A. and on lhe descent the pi rncliut e nnd lady dropped Irom invisible space into the range of vision some little time he- lore the released ball .on came down h-w enough to be seen. meiKiy, tne nog ana the ualloon, all ; came down near together, an the edge of the now di ained place formerly known n "Richar.lson's pond. "Miss De Venn struck in the top ,.f a small tree, but escaped without injuy. The night ascension was the first ever! maile iu New Berne, and stronger interest centered in it Limn in any other ascension ever made here. The fire works went off beautifully a- it. decended. As they were gi vi ng out , a bad of fire dropped with moderate rcpidity down to the earth iin:- gives tne aeronaut some slight uu onicers as executive eoinmittee. deistanibn of what there is below to re- A commit .ee on S'.ate constitution and ceive her as she falls.) and then a red I lv -';'s was app: iiiled .-ousting of T I A. Green, R A. Ricr.ardson anil J. L light w as seen filiating about in spaiv lor i Halm. :: lew moments and then all was dai knes.s. j After a cojv of lhe international coo No sign of the balloon could . ! tit nt'n m. and bv la ws has heen obtained traced 1)V the eager gazrs skvward for a - ' , ' """"" " ' ".' ' ""' l,,c.l,ul u,c I const it ution lor the stale organization in minute or two. hut every one believed it .-ouneel inn 'Herewith, and will be acted was near! . directly oveihcad, bccail-e i: upon at the lit-t unni I meeting, was so when the last ol it was seen. I Ibirmg lhe evening Presidi-at Green of The witching was reward. -d at I i: I1'"' l'",trv -""''i'" '"ade some per- i linent rem i:k-on the development ot the the para, hute was indistinctly ob-ei ved m.lusi.-y ,K(, ,ml;. l-oUgi,t about in bv a faintly luminous glow- ihcending the Stale, and he told western ineuiber.-i The red tire, with which it. was expected I 'f they would keep up their end of the to havcb en bordered had ia.le 1 to work, j l""-1'''''' 'ork lie thought we would , . ,, j ke-ut up ours, . fudging Irom the exhibits properly, owing to some untavorable con j w,.t(,r .mlM.ls eade at the Fair we dition in the upper atmosphere. ; think they are keeping up their end of it The decent was made just back of the -plendidlv. grand-stand; no iujurv resulted. 'r' J,"x- wh" .is judge ol the pjultry ' .:. ,x ' at III I- air, w is in ived to siv that lie be- In the ascensions Miss De e.ui can acs ...j ,ltlo .p;l,iz(.,, wi,:lt we llad w ith her life preservers. Thev w. uld j already done he had been iu lhe poul have be. ;i used bi case sin- had I dle i in 1 try luisine-s ixlera years an-1 had been r:Ve, to tints over the countrv and had Prof. 1 IlltehiliMii Hid Mi-s DeVeail have given the Fair and the public good vice-. Every a-censio:i has been I WARM KELKPflON. Th-Fou .-tii Division Meet th. Military , ,,ri(Ve a in;.,.tUivc ,.V1.;.V ,,ri.0(cr to (.'OiiipauiPS From WilminsrtOll. ! press on and coulideutlv bring the merils Whnn the afternoon train from '"'" I'l'ry l..-:..rc the iVorld as it has ne via t ii'i-ii done b, tore, mingtoii arrived wi'h the W. L. I. and j Naval li serves the Fourth Division of! ST0LK RVISINGVNI) FA R.M I W. 1 1 . i '-it; wlios.-guests they are met them at iin. ne pot. A .Model Leuoir County Farm and One Tic- lire department with bo'u engines 1 , ... . , That Has Proved Profitable. me! th. in as an additional e-eori and honor, -teamed up. The Kin-t..n Fn-e Press says that Mr. The New Berne Re-erve- acted:,- ,s- xv- L. Kennedy of Lenoir county carried , ,rr to the Wilmington Reserves and the . lhe honors at the In .rsebreeders tale b ntaiioa L'u ut. F. W'in-low commanding ;a R b"igh bet week. Horsebreeders to the Light Infantry. I'lu y were (1,,, . were there Ir-.tu Kentucky as well as e- orted through the" pnncip il streets to various places in North Carolina, but he the c urt house their headquarter- -ecun-d I he bi-i prices. wl.ib- here, ample ai r angements lb- s.,l. ., tilly Hi months old for $300, ha.ingb.eu provid-d in ii for 'Icir ac- ""' 1(1 "'onth- old for :00, one 22 comm. a I it ion. Along the parade bonfires an 1 tar bar reb wa-:.- bu rne d i 1 i u mini! ing the line of march a i 1 the Star band accompanied' the n u 'tli cibveniii" mu-a- : The bight I'll'a.itrv are under coin- m old ol tap!. . N. Harris, ain.l the 11 -ei ve- of Lieut. Barn. u I and Morton. The Normal and Industrial Institute. Presi. L-nt C. 1). Melver. ..f the :ate .. , ii, -it- Norma! an I indu-trci! I:.-t.tu. g iv,- u- a p!ei-ant call c-'er, lay. Mr. Mclver's wife and Miss 1). I, Brvan teachers ol geology and bottany in the school are visiting the Fair. Miss Urvaii i specials studying the fish, oy-tei.-. A' -. There are now :s , s'.ud -i i : - ,- : I la- stitute iiil-l l'reddel.t Mel: .-. iid'e ii- u that the nu:nb-.-r , ,u'-l - in , 1. live or -i h un I : - i d' 'I - - . j- iilgS enollgo t" .1 - i.um , I . e i 'leal - ' i -. - building h i- 1 . : - : , , w I; h . 1 'e numb.-r th. s. . , , . ;, ,., A I lit ion.,1 buildings -h-mld '- p ". no "-'a'.- with, ml delay - : , ;ii-- -ei.ol cm '. run on an enlat -j. I t ;. - r. One of the (impliiii.'iit s. Gol-l-boi'-. - :t a I.:-,- delegation Io the New Bet. i I'm ye-ierday liioining. Tho-e w h i liave se n the exhibits pro noiince them "varied, atlrai tivc and of the highest order." " We are glad to know that the Fail , success. Goklsboro Head Light. ALL Ii:cKIS KKOKEN. Larsl Attendance in the History of the Fair. ' he - lay ne n ninir- t rain li.nnMore 'h ad In- nie'lit in- n-' Mo i;i,,r- i,, the Fair." at 1 I "'.in k th.- t .. . from i ;, .'.'.-, ,i . . -ina.-il iti, leral.lv over i t i i l 1 :i ll . I (lie- ln.-i eel reel estimate ("it - ii :it 1,2'Hii ri,.-, Iv lollowiiiy this a -iei i : 1 1 from iitl:ni 1 Neck lirourlit in iioit more .iii.I the ntU-nioon train drought in - !iotiL,di more tn make the number that in.- ,m r the A. A- . C. Ii. H. close to of the Stat.-Scnre-Cnrd Associfttion 'I h. tirst aiinii i! meeting of the North Carolin i Slate P.iiil rv Association was held in the ediloi- room of lhe main bin'. ling Friday. I' will In- remembered that the Associ a:".., w ,s oigaio.-d lns( September with T. A ;reen, Pn-'nlcni. Wm. Dunn Vice President. K. A. ICi-hardson, Secv., and Treasurer and J. P. Kerr, of Graham, 1st Vice President. Not much business of interest to the Fox, of Richmond, Va., of the need for bringing into general use method of scoring poii Ii i v. did'-rent from the old ! c. ..,, l,;.l to lhe or-anization of I im. .-mic ii i aiiiai i'i i ii i ii -cai i Ywociii" , 1... ..!.. 1 1....; ..... I : -......I :.. . ti,Mli liieh wall be an adjunct of the National Decimal Card Association. Evirv member of the Pou! ry Associa tion who was present became a member of the new Scoriiv' Card Association. Tin- t v o oig.uii it ions arc, however, en tirelv distinct bodie The officers elected are President, J. P. Kerr, ol Graham .- Vice President, AY. H. Bray. New Berene,- Secretary and Trcisii li t .- F. E. liege. Salem L. S. Wood and Win. Dawson were elected tn act in conneition with the ncM-i s.-cn a show ol poultry, north or u wi-t. thai would come qua'itv Io ours. tq He said this in s iher earnestness, not for encouragement nor lor a pleasant bluff and though pouliry goi- from here every spring to all parts of the I'nitud States -II: I, ,,,.1,1- ll.,,,, -M.l, ., ,,l...l.l .noiiths old lor :!-(). and a mare four year- old lor .:555. The animals were l.eautics or they would not h ive brought such .,-ood lirices. This beats 7 cent cotton and show that a- tin.1 hois,-.- can be raised in Lenoir tou,",-v a -'".vwhere if our people will onlvtrv. We are jilcsediil Mr. Ken j ,,-ci-s. li givi s the Jm ft nai. much pleasure to note -ucli -ne e-- iu stock i.ii-ing. bccauce w ,th ma mild air I even d m.aie there is "" "'e-i-on why X.,r:h Cooima should not onlv ri.-e hei own k. hut reclly . J I iccomc an uu . . it i . Thi- i- i,..: a , . .: i ,m t ate. I , u i for the eu'.tix ati.m "I - ' a ie and gras-e- 'here is no beti ; I , illy t . ,:i : a E-i-t.-rn North Clloliiei. . Ken: dy i- i th iroiigh fanner in ..I. I -1 : e i i .. lii- i at ei , -t in stock raising. 1':,' ii his d- -t Jay - he has been ie.. d I'.-i hi- large and bcautilul cotton a'- I gr:.in l u in e iief'illy laid off and ad' oi .'' ' I l.-d. No' only does Mr. Keui.e Ii . uiiinu to improve his already in ignii':. a' l;o in, but. he ha clearly p: vi a to.,; i: pa-;,. I'ariu on the ini p'.'" 1 i1' O'. His land- k, pi iu ,., hi -.h - : '!' i u : ' . a! inn, his mu les, h'U - -Old o a -i ai, -plenoid aiiiai'.s to looh at. 1! I., - ' a large nuuiber of line biid e o- I r owing purposes, Pom w l.:- a lie 1 -: i .f m o oi I I nit I ,-r is e ! a 1 : ; , . i . ' - m u I a 1 1 ' I home i . n -1 1 -1 1 , -: A e W . 'f i h hi I ' - - ' . i I Llell i o, i t T haw in I, 'pled 1 1. ,- plan- 1 h it Ml. Ken 11 d V ll a- p U I -lied , bll t We Wl.-li lo SCC mole ,. iheni do likcwi-e and more I . i o i 1 1 v only out that to which our soil and climat' is best adapted an J which has proven to be the most profitable. . X - r
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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March 1, 1894, edition 1
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