North Carolina Newspapers

- " :.:. ' - ' '-vi'4'ii i' - . . - ' ' 1 ' 1 V i Tetenl8ll't3 &l, 1895. SI 00 'Y IDEPlNDENL1 in all things. Single Copies, 5 Gents. 7 :i:fu Wil M w BKlvN K ( HAVEN COUNTY. IN. C., FEBRUARY 14, 1895. SO. 50 IS r .fi: V t (( Y :-a WRITE ttivi side . 1 -i;FEP-STOCK -YARDS, for llii'ir immense cit atogue to be issu d tliis mopth it costs only a stamp. ; . EO IS FOR IIATCUINO -A IALI V- '.r2::il?ri:si n fowls.- BVlK. 1 1 KG K & O - :. MEW BERHE, x- N. C. FI.xiX lit HOC Ea t J. X. t2TAS,: vTSCS. SA2TXZLS, : FmUast, ? , : t:-r Tlca fro. 0. 2. SCSZSTS,' Culln. - " ; - 1HS lAMIAL BAl'E Of, New Oerne M. Ci'. lCORPOK ATEX 1863. f Capital, v i V; b ; tlOO 000 Surplus Piollt, - 98,168 -''yi. C1BECTXJKS: ' . Jis A. Bbtait, ' Thos. DAiaxiA Cha. S But as, J H. tUcum, G. U Boubts, - . E, BuBor. rimers i , lisrchants Bank x BfcKn boiDr ilaj, 1891. ;t Caijal Stock, id io,' . . . - $75 000 00 Hirpluv ' , - ; i 7.U00 00 Uiidiridoif Pofla, . ' . ? -" "V- , 2.S00.00 lAvkleooapaMi. 0 14,70.00 L IT. Cni'i ivJiM-Vii Pir5rt W 8. CnABTCK.' Z' '. . . "'.Vir Ptvfc T. W. DiTkV.v, ;'. oii. A. IL Powii. t. - !. '-'Trliei. Willi wa Mirciiins tiw Cnk 'i irvrr 'w offer .It at-cufumo- ir?. : ' -.-'.-': tr mt itai r ti fdv , co! --t--B-';:l ". : ' wl t ie,H'i. o '! rtr.- or oi an-ooo--" ,' ; ' " '. K. nt, CwtiW, X. luru. Toiler. UL.4U(,ror-. ,H. or h asaxna, w. ou JX A WKHAU- BAHEISi"bt7HIXXC Tti. Aramtoten IttuiK. Hniitrn, C4H-pnr-- rarmarik Mnniiniil awl atbr r . .. t - I rn utorulilc Irrnu. ruaip auw4 e.f i t.-.L)U yit. to Uu. tut f M o mrni Uur- . . , , 4 auAur 0iaacna. .j.', Fur '.-'M.it Clrich. --' ' K. B. Jtww:' J A. (im.ln - . - , ClHk. 4r. ,:.. - i-n'-f W. Ipouk., -. ' Jamn. lUiiiiHMMt, ! ii. Knlt , ' 4,hma Uflwtin, . jtij I .m, er HaJia. i 1 da. jk ivM. . r . . C. k. ro. ' - :f. - Drr. C H. GOLDDERG 4 VJQ 0-3 i: ' . DiHTIST . . - Office Henry BaiMing.'' v'?. HidJle Mn-t,-tve tt4 m PHorW " fonl tir JjU kllQTCfl jrlv V . New; Bernei iV, " BRANCH OFFICE Jacksonrille, Uualww.Ooaii.jN U SURG ON : DENTIST. . - . , . . , . . ..'- Office.' it Alio atr.t; op)iusite Baptist 'Cbmcb,--.-.v-v: ' ; - v . . ---a VEW B ;BNE,N. 0.V 2JEW BEBNE, JT. C ,.-k V Office on Craven Stnt, between Pollock andCnl.. -"5. ' ' ' -T - ' ; -j-IT BW - BEKNB. 0-:- . Offic: 99 MufaUe 8L 2d Floor. Teeth Extracted m-itlMflf Pain J the w P.; H. PELLETIEE, Poll.ock Stttetf FJr nom abT Farnw .- Tilt pntnlem ta tba Comntie ot-CntTen, -(" mted s(ieUwn ' Sew iictse and Rf?c, 73 8?utb Pron ftreet o , psile Ga?top fl,oaae. ATTOESEY AT LAW Real Estate Aeiit. " t V- C. Bqt op pd Cf nf d. . Farm Ufld. rracfLlaVds. ; ' T WD toll ' Do yoti want to bi t WblTr. WB1TK. D jsa want to t!! f x ' ;-' . 8PF.UIAL. 1(H).000 Aitcs .f L ix l in hot t-.r diik- poaal. " . - v 1,500 Acre. Tiv.t ro1, 8 inile nfrit)" 1 Timber an I Tnk IE BP . JkafMaVaiftaviirmjT I dit mm AS A PREVENTIVE tMwekl icmlitti i .... V.m.3t c. vstMH . Pri fry il. pi rfij. j. F. S.' DUFFY. Solo Agtut v Druggist and I : hf ec on iltTinj ol tho ocean tea - , . E he. ,11 Hi ih S a ff the K -j! h 1 a , 11 w 1 3 Osu' er-h-i 'ii-i in; 21 u r me', - l- mud h - il ug b HUlilU ft t lie 1 'M I'D- ihei a-eiQ- 1 d s n i-p iap oone-t til. l:i"v J.. i gis wtJ.i id I tt 10 a ili" Citastropb : Hcrr li.g t e If - v nl a ve v b-autifiil 1 a.kuD a.tj -o e f he p dl" r loob'ur tlit-ill-a ed t Hiu;r "Po neia- li'ch wi nf'af4iori' nr the mmith nf B Xf'-iri nv r in h-ureal gile ..f F-b-niHry 24 1862. Sei oty-one kooi-j ere 1ti. " Flai hair all a g'a I and t rn Be ut lul ii. nd ai i tow o i the mux! Prd-nh outt.i tiieaichi lip Lili'aJ' f h -ba ds tutrib' rttiM trt-rti lii-ji wh. Bm ewaid Ta l ave ber l.-ue wlih ih-a ht Cjpinx '' clue in n cold -m tac? An. i t-telihv; auiv ibe last fiint 'r.a'l.?' " Have YOU Tried the great SKIN CURE? there is INSTANT RELIEF for all afflicted with , TORTURING ' SKIN DISEASES ' - 1 . In a single - application of nf .rfr--'.A.ir1 urr -n , li m i a 'uttiun UkdBMM woarful cr r -, raM 'Vwirtwit rfc wya: P.;.- D. E. l JfE.VT.r daub, l-i,- . f -. i , FttUk. W .i'i .'. torrUaa.' m , tor 13. brti-Jii arm sks Kujuatn-'-. . . . oor Smsncia, lypept mzul Odd.' 4p&Unu. vQUAiA-NliJI wi r. lT hy F. a DUFFY, Druggist and 8il Atrnnt. 5,000 Bush. Ik Cimi e Hjrfe Gi, Rit Pr of Oats tor stel Bye- and Crim. n fi-vtr. at CHAS. B. HILL S, Eai Suit MarkH LKk fc, Nw Bema,N.C Notice of Mzure. New Bbsjie, N. C. Feb. 9, 1895. KmL i Iim(.v rii n ot tlia mi mm nf the following property fat ho vioUtion i.ftt- Intemul Revenue laws . Skked t thv offl.tr of tt Sootlicrn Ex- prea' Cimpany. a Jicktuvilk, Jf. C Jnoaaty tt-. 18V5, b k . f Cifn Wbtakrv.maiKeo, w. ir.. and ne k G tfh WhiKkev. markad. J. A. Sai.D Ronpod tu o-noin f..ur aal one bal galloDS. V ." - I at tb offii of the- S 41th rn Ex- 1 tee Company n New Benw, N. C , the dat OTJaonarv. 1893. oDe iej oi Cora Whiskey, oixrkfrt, . T. A'orthnd ooekefofptra Whiokey, aiarke-t, N E. r . - L & - " attain, appeu io opuuua )uur aoa one nr gallons. ; Any prrsQn lairaiDg any or said prp- erty is uerei.y notinoi to appear within 80 d98 tr..ra the ditte hcreot and make such' claim f f 'pn and manner precriid by law or in raia prieriy will be for teled to tbe United Btatea ' F. M. Sqcifoas. Collector. ' Br VT.T. Caho, Depnry Collector. f!4 wft ' and we bare .formed oar Besolutions !! We wish you a bappy New Year, and are going to make jpu bappy by giving ou the BEST in town a the QOOD8 - liOwest Prices. Aad Fine Vhiakey the same way. Come to ns fr everything yon want. Just Received! A large 1 of new NOBTU CAROLINA HAM'. I am al assent f.r "Heft o K..rt.i" an V Gold Medal F'our. ' ry a bnre S tisj.-.ctiou Guarai ice . .r m -ney refund ed. Ixrillard and Gail and Ax Snuff a sec ialty. "Country Merc ha its wilt do well t see me lief- re buvi g . i-e.be'e, I guar ante to sell V"o -.i-d cheaper for tbe CAH than auy house in the c ty. My stables are free to tin trade. All Goods Guqr nte d . r money re funded. Yours Respectfully, T- fi.., 114 la. . rauuii ji. SO, 77 BKOAU ST. HORSES ENTERED. A LARGE AND VERY FIXE LIST For the Trol Una: mill Rminlns: Trial ofMiiecd Ml the Eaat (nroilnn Enir. Of he 1 1 ven iti e- ut tin appr ncii in.' exhi iri n ;i th Ivi-l ' ar. li a Fair, fivi nr- for h - "tf t c a s ot'tr it'rx, (o e in. , in e ch d-iw). e fi f r n'l 1 10' tii : r;.ce iw e ' n-nla i n tio i' g mcr lor Ii e - which h .v- no w n fi'st or 8 oi d i m ! ey in hd; ran- mi. I ur nr rnnn 'aces. Th.- mir e." n i!.e r laces air-.-reunie ex ici'y 93,000. The ollo.ving are the i-iiiiiih in - cli rac : 8 mikcte class rrRSE S300. An a lix!1, Ptiaii r, Etiiel Hoy. ' Bav Lin.'. Li'il.. Steve an'1 ) l'u k -ini ) Piinrtus. "P"stcr p, B lly Bowle-js 2:50 CLASS ptjrsb $300. Slraa'-", Prini P'ardy. Annani an.i ) Prii.cesa i 1 Alwal ah ( hi f,Jr. Liiti.- iwe, Puck aDd ; Bi ly B w1- ga, Post. rip ( 1 lb I Ri'V. 2:40 class PCB8B A400. Prajo-PoMy, Lttie8eve 7 Main! Weii, and P-ioeess, J Alnd.llHh Cie',Jr. ; Puck and ) and AnnantiB, Pos-scnp, SiW CLASS prosit 400. -Maitvio W. ils, , Ly 'ch, v Puck and ) Pnn ess and ) Posiacnp, Little Sitve. Blondett.-. 2:30 class purSK 40Q. GregonaD, P im e Albert, Lynch, Do'iiinion. C. H., M rv Spellman, Kush Millar, KKi'ie B. FRSB FOR ALL. PTTR8E $400. Alice Briew, C tl., Diirnini'in, PHnt.imin, Mnnr. Wilkes. XO. 2. RCNNUfO PtXHSE $100. Maid Ei I ice, M ss Carter, Myra H., Boy, Dandy. no. 5. Krrsxrxca ptbse $200. Boy, H.yiime, Mh'v Bird, Fulconetr, Myra H. NO. 9. BCNNISQ--PCBSE S150. Miss Curler, Maid Ellice, Myra fi., Hoyi'me, Dandy. 5a li. RtTUflNO PtTBSE $150. Boy, Pftviim-. May Bi.d, M nil., Falcon eit. The owners of ihe '."racs tlMi .r- en- tt-ivd fr the laces ai tli- Xe Berne Fair are aa fnllovrs: - TKOTTK!:K Ananias Dr L. I'uff, Xew Berne; Stiair'or Mavor Wm. E li NT w tt-n; Ethel R-v. G. I). Ke.i ie t G - l-b i; B'V Urn- Join M.rir, N if -ik B?l y Bwlees. T. N. t ewit . v d .ke, Va.; Liitv S vr a-l P iiK- m, J. cl on e. Nnun, S. . P.ic u l''S8 rip. . R M l bain A Wii ett, N ne. I'r c Purd , J ..n Mj in r. rt ik; Abcia fliiet J'. Ir. L-i s Dufly. Xe Be'ue Ma me w ed-, M H So Un. New Berue; livuch, Uxnni &K .NirT'kj B.'Ddoite. Alaiu n e Fa , not s Scott, Gr.ha.ii, X ; G oil. Ai n4uic.' Fa-.. Gr h ui. O.. Pi cv Alb n. vi D Uc'i .it. Go b i. ; l -ifcn ion. U i. k nin & Wni.-.i, X w B r e; C. H, E J Will it. e Y tk city; vtryf 11m n. . H W t , . . t ord, N. 0 ; .u-h Mil e , J. . Sin-s ou e, Man n. 8. C; Kn.y l i. H w t , Wani-ke, V.. A ic- B rlew. Aiaiu n..-e Farm, Gr.iii.n.., N". C; P n o ..ime M. H. Wb:ie, rHitt.-fi, X. C ; AI 0 oe Wiikea, T. M. Hewitt A'ja- o. , Vu. ECNKEK8 Myra .. J. W B'.siii.w, L'ncli'iur-, V.; B .y, M H. Wht, rl.-i or .. N. ; Miss Ci.rte , P. AI x ndi-r nuM mon i Ptlconeiti'. P. A!txaiei. RicliiiMwd; Hnuiih-. Yent.M La.iw.. k, SilL ui ; Mairt Ell ce- ai d May Hi d, :l. B MtC.m G.vaiia ow-, M i , Da.i . J vV. un h. Ha erstotn, Mil. MEW BEKSE ASD AT BORA. Fact. Sh.wina; The Need For arw - Conaieetloa ' Between Im Tb Tw. Places. There imve oeeo several att. mpts m ie t-i (tet New Berne in closer conue-.ion with Amor, eiiher ly a good i-ui.licroao or a railioad. No results have cn.e so far however. ' The imp tanje f th ravemen' to boinX. w Beme and the Aurdis cti"D is ai ku.'W t .y. d. I ut tli lnpsed acbeiiMS .in no mnteri."iz. . thou-h it ou d tie a iri at adviinta .e to Aurora to be in close connei-'ion vr th Jew Btroe anl thus wim the outa.d' wrld and a re.it advtuta e t Xew Benie to aecnie more of the tr n.e or au rora. The advantages to t-oth Ne Jerne and Aorora are grua enougii lor exch place to use ttio g effo t to It nj boi the impioved traveling fa.-iti- ties. That the trade of Aurora is apprecia ted aDd sought for can be sin from the numbor .f drammers th t visit tlie place. The Lift is'iie of th- Prjres-ive Age iive? tlie f olowiog list oib.-whc, were there the pas: week: "Mr. Barnhill. repr-sentiivj- M. L T Davis C., of ?Joif' lk, Va; T. G. Stillev, reiiresent ng H. H Kiqg, B dti more; Jesse Biggs, representing D J Folley & Co., Baitini..r Oy Bootmr re pres. nun--- Kelley B rom & C-.. Nor folk; R. Watson. fe.resejtiny W. B. Ellis & Co., Wii 910 : D. C. MiCite . reprvsentiny Stephen Pntutv & Co , Rich mond; J. D Carlwniihi. lepreseuting N. Burkeiistock & Co., Fhil.-i-ieipinii, aoM several others whos natn.s we do n u recoUect.'' An eff irt is being mn.ie to get a charter from this legislature for arail.oad between New Berue. We hope 10 sse it sexurtd andt.is. c the roao hull ami in operitioi, at no distant da". Th. lunds ai'oi n Aurora are noted' h r tneir pro lueiive ness and tucli a rond woul 1 be a gie.t developer. Old RipTobacco! I have just receive One Hundred i ox. of OLD RIP Toi : c o w b . h I wi 1 ofl- r f.-r t ' n X' 30 d .s at Cm sMeiai.ly i. s tbnn Mauu a; tur ers i ost. The box spun ain fro.n 6 25 l'-. e.ch- Col r Mab'xsasy &. i'lack Shapes: 6 n. 6's, 0 :n. 9'.- dud 9 m 5's. 1 wi'l sell anv n' the d o'e at 2op. i.y ihe or 3.)', r tai . u .til M it- 1-t. 1R95. R. -pe' I ullv, . 40 Mi li e St. Xi-w !erne, X C. .ksy Made Sisilj and Lpiilj. SEAD THIS AND THINS IT 0V23 I Venlil 100 men bo liav. p. en.y and grit. We w ill give i ne a silu t. u in which th.-v can e ki- n one1 ihi di Ulr bibor in im; ligni an en.p oy .e t die year roun i Requir s i.o p;.l . r - .eat education S me . f ..ur be-t salesmen art? count rv ! vs. Y ung men or o d wil' do. R. iriiueraiio s quick n..d u-e. We have need or 100 me . wi Inn the next 30 d. vs. Do no' wa-t t in , but wnte ai otice io H. C. IIL'DGIXo & CO. Pubnsei a, Atlanta, (ii. THK UAIE ARREMTEO FOK I C KX DI A BISM. Clrenmlance Whlrlt Indlcnte ttit a Kfgro 4irl Met Fire to the Residence or Both Judgre Brnn and H. B. Dnffy. ; Einilv FritiUip, 3 col.-iv :r! ab- ut tlintiei rar of .ire was .tr.ste ye. er , ln on ihir ha-ire ' seitmg tire -o the 1 residence of'Ju !ue H R. (Sn-n. Ti-e cir ! cnmstniii es tli t ' p-lint t b. r having com : mil ted tne ci m p t : ! 'Die fire Pirinate-i in h e g-rr-t wh-re no . ne iiri.- lie p iu-v. r 1ms b. ct a i riie, nn i wli.-re there .. n-- a r ngeunni , I for li:ivi. .me. Mo.eove. til i- IS no I ch m. ey or flue running near where the j tire b- ke om. "i Ti-fgiil worked at Mr. B t:.n' a lew; h'-urs uat day hepi g t e eivams at; h -iish ch anii g sij. wis K!n' up si ui i s j nftei a bucket b O' e f the s rva .ts anil tarrie i ionier i han wa-'iiee. esaiy. Whieslie a up airs uother s rrant ftiw bei' c.ui.in iloun the sie. a aliieh le.i to i he Htt'e wh.re sh.' ha i no busi n ss whufver tig'. I his happened only two or three h-.urs l.eloie the nr.- WDS lisc vere. I. Mon-v r, ihe girl wsftTwentlv employtd at Mr. H B DutlvVan.i wlii e slie ws there iw- tires occu re i in lim hnu-e. b 'th Ol'tlie n in 'h OHViime. n8 the one at Jmlge Brya i'as. an b -tn unac ounia b'e, ne hiiving inginateil in ch set an. I tlie other in a ro 'in unoccupied except for storage and no fire having been about either place for some tyne. The girl's aunt also accuses her of at tempting to stt Are to her home but the giil doe not own any of it. LETTER FROM WASHINGTON CITT The Outlook About Financial Legisla tion and Bond laane Senatorial Quarrels. Spee.al Correspondent. WASHrsoTox, D. C. Fub. 6. The Cabinet yesu-iday was engaged lor four and u hail houi-s in distussing the imoe.Kling bond, is-tue: hut il anv con clusion was reached it was made known by Jsecretary Carlisle that the time for civirg publicity thereto had nof arrived. Thai a baud issue is likely 10 occur with in a iay tfr tw.., is however, generally reg rded as certain. V sterday was one 01 conflicting ru mors and intense interest aiiout tne fori h- coim..g issue. everal well-Known liank. rs and capitalists arrived lieie Jrom Xew York, ao.t all day lestetday confer-;1 ences were held bs-tween tinue nentle.nen . l' rfnd prominent government otBcias. Amo 2 the prom'n. nt New York bankets now hereAre August Hehnont, r. pr. sent ing ihe Roth. hi:. s; 3. Pierrepont Morgan and Messrs Spetreran-i Bacon. I heard at 1 we fie sury Depattmeut that the bonds had been 1" pio. es oL manuli'.cture seveiai nas ..n i t..ai Cleveland said lie th ught as this en ta' 10. 1 b .d bjar the iiunir.. of ih p n -'Oi list, ihe nexlou.nt to have bis lo0 000.0e0 bond i.s-ue 10 rt.tl-. I .10 no i.'Ucu tor tne tiutii of u e tumor. 1 ik- P st o his .or ing c-mtiins a ey ciever c r.oo o. 'J e-.i..nd ImsUng a douke. ia. e led iietn ci'n-v ' by u sti-.p aiu j.ud.i-i, w . i- par i .g in i..ia uy 'w. Th bei(f i uat'.-a e i.r.n- ied, o e ti- us- and ih. othei Senate Uu.ieineu'h is th .eend: "Ef Kuuy -Uun Km, U. Kin " J i a .ath r re 1 aikaoie a-t tWat the living weeks of th- pr s. '.t on re- ar.- oiaik- i i-y ai ujus ml nuuibei i s.-rp ti'ts an-1 i-pl.iv fa i .n-sily oimng the en bers. Th .cno.a.f h Bi ckiur de Heur 1 r.w a. s i 1 rew rb r.t.ng t.irouti the Ci.pi.ol ().. li-.ii. a essrs. Hatch & Hah, -f Alisouri broke u wi .1 ratn. r violet inn. uage, wh cb b. e h.ir to ie sult in a lit. i.' a ter-se-sio e .c.u ter with ie,h d w ap' ns, . ut n d in ,.po gies. nd yeater ay u.e Mitch il-nurn tee... curre.i in b Sen ne. I hese i"r ih. incidents of but fir fou d y- au t.ko o a.-c unt whau v. r oi ,he 111 u-- ii ile .inqr dis. u 1 ban -.s iln.t ha.e otcu red iu t aute pae o dm on .me site 01 ot iie' It 8 th ught h re t da . th t an official a n-ueceineu' m r ard i" th- pi. pos.d Bond Issue 1 av b i o :eJ 101 Fridi a.- te'u -..ft r the Cab .1 t .. eelt... . t.nt ..as. Ruui " 11 s t that 11 g iati ns wit t.ie 'epr seutat ivh - t L ido.. ban er. ar. i.-w iii nr.-i-ies-. wi h n i.an-ns "f a'n esir y ii.nsuiumation. I e. ms to i-e the intent. on of Air. Clave ami -e!av tne i8ue of iHin.is . s ion . as po ii de. o.i.e utfii lal ac on in Congieso to 'is lose or not unyhn g can i-e done through legislation must ne (ik. n itiie there i an i-sUL- 01 bonds. ACCCMCLATITE VOTING PLAN. What 1 1.' Feat n re are and the Con elnslon Being- Reached Abont It. The object of the ao um ulative voting Bstem a.ivocnted oy Hie Populists is to make it porsib'e P-r every party, minority dS -.ell as m.ijority lo e represented on a iHi..rd of county comiiii o.nrs. Un-iir it a ma i could casi one vote f.reach ot fie candidaies or five votes for one candi d ie or divide the votes ap in other pro portion so they footed Up equal to five Vot-B Under it two fl'ths of ihe tola' vote of a county could elect tw . out of five com-nii-si ine'S. An exchange thus illustrates it: "If in a county polling a total ot 2 500 vot s, t'e Rep -Poplicnns polled 1,500 and ih Uemocr-iis 1 00't votes, the former wi u d elect three Commissioners and the int er to Commissioners. To reach this result the Re,j -P-ps, woul ' cast 1$ votes tor each f three can. iHat. 8, w idle t lie Democra's w. uid e .st 2A votes n r each f! tw. eaiid .1 .t.-s. Iu coui ties where tin vot' is v. ry close, ach pa ty woiii.i proh ai.i. endeavor to elect the entire Bo.ird by r -si iii.r. in the usual w y, one vote lor taii of the five Com nissi ners." T.ie plan seems to be a v- ry p or one. The kteit report is th;u 8 .me kind f n compromise is to be agreed upon whi h w.ll contiin leature of both the uicuiuula tive and siraighi voting. SETTLED BY ARBITRATION. President of the United States De. efdea a Boundary Line Dispute in Fawvor of Brazil. More Sensible Tbnn War. n Wednea lay. O h, iu-t. 'n-sideut Cleveland d ental tin-F ui.iU.ry dw, ut.-betwee- Brazil a 'd t: e Artutme Re;'U' ie n fuvor 1 Bi-azil. I h- i i-i wa pres nudt. si e.-t n nv. ys tecretai'i G e-sham. The Pres'd t h.i.l a e.ir t.n c ni-i er t o i. T e v u . m s u :.e ' o tr v rv t the Pre-ide.) F. ' i ui . w a s s d b A st -nt s a e LTh- u-l R i-kuci u i i o j- doc- j v ere 1 1 ive e ' j 0, 1891 IL-1 Seen - t ne- q j Tn si- i e- e: I th fi: ht HIT t ou as le.Mco ;.n ' f-.u,,te ) ml w hi d- l'iieP'i?idn d'-'-ibp-i the i oun h.ry wj h gra-it pr f;oii. ip id ' I'.nt it ma b eu i-i .i it o.ii d'.S o ty U"Si he in.e. t; g oou u nt by .t3i g he i tie ee .l of ih.- Unite" St te ' It is. unde sto.ui im t- is ig. -no of a great ' numb." f'.oun H v - is u e- m whi. h lsr.z'1 h 1 "- b en i. ..'v. it d t. a a di finiie tin 'dipa-iui-, ; t b n-;ed be- . twi- n Br.-ziii ui et rtor 'oi-' hat of Bo. li v a Ecua r. C -lu ub'-i, . u i Veiie. zue...- If the Baby la Cutting Tc-eth. B. sure i.n ' ise thut ! . n d we ' irie.1 rrmt'.h. Mi- Win-i...x '- So .tin: u S up for e.:il- r.n te. tiling It unties. he hild. soli, u- l e u i'tu. al ir f mi pain. . Ufs w.u i cone a d is die ''-.-t r.in ili f r oiaitb. ea. TwcnU-ti.i e. . U a boK.Je. i " ' ofiiyi A YOl'G tADY S SIDDE.V DEATH. Mis Katie MeOroff of Pennay 1 vnnia Dies Without WaraluK the Cath olic Reetory- Mi8- K tie MeGroff d:ed very suddenly .ni l mi. xpectciilv at the Catholic xi ct' ry Fi i mv in rain iut I eloie r.oon. The dece.ieo w s a voun la.lv in the 19th ve.r f her e." ni she'wns a niece of! t-Vt .er P. F. Quinti wii'i whom she w: siien.tmj the winter. Her home was in .1 e i n.int -wii. Pa. Mis-i h Gtoff bad I een plight y adin lor ;i 1 w .lavs t ot not to such an extent as to . x i - alarm or t iequ:ie a physi cian's --,rvi. es. Sue vr:ig lying dow n on ai u g- wii.'o the att ck tint end d hn liei uiiie. h.-seemed to faint ami tali off an i her grundnioi her, Mrs. Q j n;i plac d a pillow under her head j mi i rn.. to Miss !usn Dill gh im's school on the same premises h.r assistance and j t send tor a physician. Iir. (J'ihs Dufl'y who was called rcspon derl inst-m'ly t.ut he pronnunce.l life ex tinct. I' teems au uusnspected hu;irt J troui.le was thfeeatBe of rteaili. THE GAME AROCKD XEW BERNE. Hunters Havlna; Good Sport After Game Bird and Water Fowl. Wild uucks 'have been more plentiful in m-irket the past week than usual. Messrs. Samuel Cohen & S m and tlie Middle Meat Market have both had good supplies in several of the very Lest varieties. Mr. Sam'l Bacon, of Smi'l Bacon & Son, the saw mill firm :it Adam's creek, was up to the city yesterday. He informs us there has been considerable hunting there recently by Northern sportsmen and that thev have hetn quite successful in bugging will duck-, partridges and other game t.irtls, sqniirels and rabbits. UuDters have also had good sp rt along the line 01 the W. N. & N. Railroad. Several young men of the citv were down in s ..ail parties a day at a time in the Jacksonville and Veron.l neighborhoods, and they came back in high spirits with fiue strings of game. NEWS IN BRIEF. Winston sliipped over one million pounds of manufactured tobacco duriDg January Hickory will hold an election on the 17th of Febwarv to decide whether that iwri shjall h.ive water w ort s. At Keokuk, In., on the ot'i, while on his wav fn-m a sick call, Dr. Stover, a physician, ws frozen todeaih. For tbe fouilli week of January the Southern Ra lway erneil 312.931. in creasi! 23, UI; and for the month 81.534, 2u7; Iu'-n-ase 83,949. Tne cruiser Raleigh, with Admiral Meaoo "0 In aid, ar.ie 1 i St. Th.ma-. Weilnesi ay. Tne. New York ami Oin rinnati are t xpi cteil ai the Same pore to day. Gov. rair '"arr has order, d an e'ecti- n February 18tii in W irie i coa .ty t till the v -ca ir-y au-d 'y t ie death of Dr 6vi.u-l A. ' Wilnams, member of the loUS.. Tne R-i.eLh cotton mid is aoing to in rroate ns capital ao I double its capacity. Saturd y .i e man su'.si r b-d to $5,000 worth tiip.pronosed increase of capital. Tne D mi': in H use, at Ind'anapoli?. In"., n.e "of the larg.-st hotels in the We-t. w ,s partially destroy td by fire Thursd .y Burglars entered the bank at Dur tnt, vliss., 'iVei-iesday idht and seated beiw.en $500 and $1,000. Two susp -.- ous ci ract rs have be-n arrested and pos e - p n8uing Siveral buspeted p-ir-ihs The U'li"" Prt' ifi Atlantic exnr ss as wrecked a mile fr.tm Chapoel, Neb., ThU'j morniiiz bv a spreading rail. FoUi 'Vil-S all 1 thee'giie we., ov. -r. iim-. '. Fh th-t n ' et. r wa" 3 ) degree -e below z n n the psseng.-is saffi-r d giedlv. Hi. Jerry S-'i.pson says tli. Govern . ent u.-i to ow i all ih- str- et-r.-iilAay- n I 1. t 'e people li le free. (If should liav. i-upple eared this i.y providing pe -pie with f e- bievc-es in low. 8 where they aven't s ree tail-' ys. Ex. Ani ffi -ialof th.-Depart nent of Agri cul ur s -.te-tho t-e tob.uc crop plan ed (tuis ye ir will be 18 o 20 per ce t. ure.-iter ttian la-t ear s. tnutstbcie will be a per c n i ieas m i he truck icnage, a con9 der b e iucrease rn ihe rice acreag. and a large i-idtug off in the peanut c op Gover r Carr has commuted the sin- ence oi e irii of Henry vV. bb, who was to have' '-en nungiu Bumombe county ..ii the 12t.i:ot M ifi-b, :o imprtsonm. nt f.rlile. "B lly'' MoDauiels, who com mute! 'he inurrlcr, will be hung at thut time. .Webb was convicted, of being an acceWry The Winchester Repatiug Arms Com pany, o:"New, Haven, Conn., has shipped to "Hong Kong 1 500,000 rounds of 43-Galib-r Manst'n rifle amn.n.iition. This is the third shipment of the kind that the company has made since the war begun, The B idmann Leaf Tobacco ware house, t f Cincinnati, was completely de stroyed by fire ejrly yesterday morning. The loss on stock is es' imate l at $ 00,0i)0, and on the building about f CO 000. In surance not given. A disjiatch from. Nassan, N. P.. says that tuc Ward line steamer Cienfuegos. which was stranded on Hacbor tlsbfirl last Monday moi rung h is become a total reck. V. rv little of her cargo will be saed and that much damaged. The Central Trade and Labor Council of Richmond, Vc , have passe I resolu tions protest ing aa'nst members of the various labor bra nzation joining the volunteer state militia and calling upon thosf a'leaoy connected with the force -to withdiaw from it. Tbe non-arrival ot th steamer La Gas cocrne at Xew York, win-re she is mote than three days overdue, i- attributed to the violent weather at s; a or to an acci dent to h r maciiineiy rt .uiti'ig s ime tune; to repair it in mi. l-ocean. M nt- Joniaux, the B -liran Borgia, who was c mvic'ed at Antw. rp of p 'i 0" in.j her husband, her stcr. her uncle and her brother, to et ti ie insurance on their l.vis, h.is ncn s-nten. ed to bfe confine moio it. a dark .iu. geo i, w here she wil see no iav "4, 1'ght nor hear ib.j v i'-e "fa nu i. ;i, .,einu, h -r ood b nug pusiie I into her dung -on tn rough a small a pruir- in oriiiiewa l. ih -ie-uit will lie l.-utii or in 8anit iu a f.-w . q i lis. Two years is said ... iK' . lie miximuiu of tin- ..r sanity in u'h u-l oida ii. S i- i-53 veais "id an.i -i.-eiUal v a very cl ver woman III Helf-Defeuse. to keep pour flesh J'QU u up Dis- ei?e w m ad com -, Goi e 'rear. wvenc and 'd 1 f ilOW, it M.U let t get i.-lirv a s idird. o matter how tnis i at yon need ;s Dr Pi- rcc's l d C .1 Dis. oveiy. That is the i fle-u-bu !d r k:i..w-n to uiedict?! f.r surpassino ti : iiy Cod liver od j i:- nsty co,i.p.".imis, I ' 8ui' d , to t e in ' Jehcat--stomachs. I' makes ! the ' liealti rb d alld . Inn, p u ui j and r--8v, with tre'.gth. very is sold on trnd. in ever t .inu tiiat's claimed for it, a- a i sti-i gt .- estore1', b .-od-cle..ns r, and fl.-sh.ti k. r. it i. v.r ailn.i l eu fit or cu.e. vou have voiir mOiiey b n k. Rip me oi br ai h permanent 'y cured w lb ,n t,.e kniie Ad ss 1. r pamp iiet and r. ! re. ces. World's Di-ii. naiy Medial A.-sociaiiun, BulluJo, N. Y. THE KIXETOSCOPE IS COMING. ANOTHER WtNDER OF SCIENCE. Edison's Last Achievement to be Shown at the East Carolina Fair Photographs With the Objects Moving- Jnst as They are in Life. V' lviVt' pivi. u-ly announced, the kiut.toscope, Euison"s last u arvellous m- ventio i is t be exhibited at the coming ' exhi ition of the E ist Carolina Fair. Tne kinetoscope is to n.otior, wbat the i plionoyr iph to sonnd; it pieerves and j lvpio uces tin- actions of each fiume I man. w.imati, animal, bird, --r machinery I jut . s the original made. To ad appear . i ai ces it isi ic i u e with eac'1 figure alive j and i.ctui'i; cue to n ituri. Tne explanation of this wonderful in- ! vena, n s that t lon has succoileil in i inv.-n ii i Li a process of takin2 a mutitu- rdinous succession ..f pboiog.aphs ofl. movmg scene with such rapidity, and of sl.ow.ng ii af erwa.d the same wnv that noL a movement is lost md the soectator ... :., .. ;..,, ,i. .i,rti ov,: ii i ' i ' ri i; lit 'ill, piiiiuic luv " uvu J unv scene re-enacted before his eyes, ior instance: A patron walks in and svats him-elf in a barter's chair, the barber ad jus s the towel, lathers bis face and shaves linn, every deiail of the operation being car ried out lully. Any other scene is shown in the same style. The gentleman who will exhibit the kinet'.scope says of it: "It shows real, moving living pictures, and it is hard to convince the spectator that he is no- actually viewing the scene in" li " whether it be Carrnencita in her Spanish dance, or Snndow showit.g tbe wondenul developments of his muscles, it is all the same not a gesture or a motion but wh .t is exact as in life. Following is the prorame: Carrnencita, Samiow. Cockfight, Boxing Match, Annnbille in the butterfly dance. Wrest ling Mitch. Ruth Dennis, Champion high Kicker; iicedn. the K.ng of wire walkers; car et shop, UurLiio Bill, lhedaEcins L,,,-i mm "1492 ' rfr!in(T riofr Neoro , Win - Dancer. Pick ininie dancers. Chin- ;tie :iVUmirv SC(.np Bertoldi. female con- i torsionist. Band scene from "1492." JI D1.E BRYAN'S HOUSE BURNED. Not C onsumed bat Lef t a Wreck--Con-sirierable Furniture Bnrned nnd Injured. About fivep. m. on Wednesday the 6th, flames, weie discovered issuing from the roof of Judge H. K. Bryan's handsome r. sidence on Eatt Front street. Tlie fire had i au ;ht iu tlie atlic near the comer ol the hon e where ihere was no chimney or flue, or fire at all and where no ore had been in no telling how long. Cons' quently the origin ol the hre a mysttr.v Th fire had such a hold when discover- d that t he citiz ns as , fast as they aj nve.i on the sc ne turned. tbeir attention to saving furniture. Ne.irly all that was on the tower fi or was gotten out though much of it owing to the hastv hand. int was badly damaged. Some was saved ir n ih u .per floor but tht bulk of it was dtstrod. A(pong what was burned was idl tue clothing of Mrs. Bryan and Miss K thleen, and many pi z?d a.id VKluab'c artii les. It is i h ngh: te dKiiiage to the build will be four or five thousand doll Urfvnnd to the turui'ure about oce tbous.n.- five hnndred. Mr. B vmi had in uranee in the Guard ian I-ura ce Co. to th.- amount of 2,000 40t oi it be ng "u t- e furniture. i 'fhefe was al.-o ii snrance in one of Mr Geo. Hen lersou's c-.mpahies, but we did iiot lear. .he ai..unt. Nu er -us fnnls were rea ly with proftVs of every a--is ance possib'e, both dui-in.- an I af.ei th fiiv', ad o1 which ni gra efulh ackn w edg-.d by the tamily. IMPROVEMENTS IN THREE STORES. Stover's, Duffy's and Mark's. Cox Sc. Ervia to Occupy tbe Latter. Mr. C L. Si- xer s ow improving his ,iore on t e corner f Polloek and Craven stive a in w nicii h- cinied on a grocery i. us n sst rnunyyea s. v Th so ie will be remod lied a' tbe lrout (! ., c r. er eir im-e be ina 'ie wi' h show w i..,,w( , n .it er s.de. T e ill-teri-.r a s.-- wil be improve. . It will b. oecnp ed y h new fi.-m, Cox & Ervni. T.iose c -n posing i. are Mes-rs. Wm. Ba Cox n L. H. Ervin. 'the lormer has been a citizen of New Bv-rue trom boy hood Mr. Erviu is originally from Ricb bn Is, Uu-low county but baa been in the city s venl years, nurinir whi h times he has been s desman nt Capt. K. R. JoDes gtoer We wish the u-rw fi m well. Mr. O. Maiks, owner oi thu store on Polio k street, now occupiad by Mr. H. B. Duffy, win make considerable change and i provement in that at an early day the w ork will be pei formed by Architect H. W. Simpson, as soon as Mr. Duffy vacates the building tor his own store, whicn is a so being greatly improved aud is now neat ly ready lor him. The whole front of vacant store will be: taken out and a new one, ol pate:;: steel in imitation of rock-face put in an i tbe show windows wil be yery beautifu; ones. A new root with sky lights will also be add. d . ' Tbu?. New Berne keeps on improving building and alter nuildmg atod erecting new ones. The sound growth of ihj city iu popul tion and resultaut increase in busin ss calls for tiie improvements and the' iiave been cming lor several yen'!, and will continue to come in response to the d.m .nd fjr them. IN THE HANDS OF RECEIVERS. The Norfolk A Western R. R. Under Control of tbe Courts Owes Its Em plo.vcesS350.000 Besides Other Debts Due. The Norfolk and Western E. R. is in the hauils ol a r ce:ver; It owes its em ployees $350,000 and was also expected to default in l lie interest upon 27,000, 000 wo tli oi bonds The prope-iy of the ro,id .is in, good co 'di'i n, out tli net eiminga have not bc-n sufti. ient tQ meet the ie aqds. The i. fer.da'U s. vj iited with the eredi- i oi-s i i skiiig f.r r clivers iq he uppoin" tid '1'iie r ceiyes are f1 4 Kimtiatl and Hen yF nk, the latter is president of the road a .id it is . a-isi.iered hy all his man aemem fas be.-q uo .d. Lowest Temperature Weoerded, Mj . li. B- rry m onus us that as rt c roej in ihe n port of the Stai-; Gi.'Ol..o,at duvb'g tiie time that observa rions were taken for the '"Meteorological Hepor..'' the lowest r cor ed temperature in Nor h Caroli a was, viz: Eas-ern d.visioi 17 degrees; Mid le div sion 10 . egr.es; U'istem d. vision 8 d- rees. ihe low st i" ted by op of ihe State ohs ne - was 14 degrees -and for nearly three da vs. his February 8 b, 1895. shows the w est lempeiature nied bv -aid o'.ser- v r, v z: 3:3 i a. m., 11 uegiees; 8am, 11 d gre s; a 6 a. m.. it pi. baby m iy hae lie u 9 ,.e-r es . r even 8 d.g ees Uui. -ble ttiern ometers eotten up cheui) . foi adver ism puiposes. m y s low , u ow.-r, bin un es t-.e variation is ki -w . bould u n have weight. ' B .yCiy, Miel ij u. is in luck. They ; nr.- g tt. u sho t on w od up there and ; rave j ist ve ed a fiv. -foot vien of I fie i '.ii .ithiu tniee miles of tlie j tywo. 1 WEDDED. HOLLAND Alio. A ProiniHiiijr Lite Wins a Heart of Rarest Love and Noblest Character In the presence o. a large number of friends the happy nirnnage ol Mr. Hughes B. Ilolhind to Mws Maye Hogan Caho wk hi!(iut;l'ully olcinniml on VA'ed nis i-i y ifienouii at half pat live o'clock, in the C'enu-uiiry Metlnilit Kpiscojial Church. Tin; RI.V. j. T. I. vo. a former beloved pastor, united their' bear's and lives in tho holy bonds of mar riage with the formula if the Church. THK WKDDI.NIl. The n.ai.l ol honor v.ns Miss Annie j M .y Bhiiiehnrd. ot Washington, D. C. a i college classr.iate of th bri.te. and the best man. .Mr. D. W. Roberts, of this city, a college frieinl of the bridegroom. TTii-'furm.-n I ...... , ., ,! as lasieiuii.y .:ecoiaie,i wiui noers ana j I'"'"1; u ,e "" oigan p ayeo oy ! rkIrs; J' A Meadows-one ol North Caro- L,U( MO -'"suaii w omen peaicu ; torth n sweet si n .tes Mendelssohn s soul-stiirin weddinsi march as the brida party entered the chuic'.i in the following order Messrs. B. B. Nra'. J. K. Carrawav, J. S Thomas and Dr. J. W. Dugukl acting as ushers. Then came with slow ann steady step the groomsmen, Messrs. A. H. Powell and J. D. Gaskins, follow ed by the graceful and handsome brides maids. Miss Annie Katie Belts, of Washington, and Miss Mannie B. Baxter, of Stonewall. Eutcring with martial and manly tread the bridegroom, accompanied by his best man toj the gate girls MissesJLouise Lane and Fannie Cutler, paused to meet his beautiful and gracious bride as the bjst man advauced to the chancel and the maid ot honor, pleasing to all by her dignity and grace, preceded the lovely flower-girls, Appie Caho and .Sarah Meadows while eager and interested eves awaited the entrance of the bride, who j with womanly ease joined her accepted lover and in accord wiiu uii: ceremonial service were made man and wife TK HRIDAL TOril. After tbow -g ceremoD- Mr. and Mrs. liolhvirrnjv-'m the steamer Nfuse for a Northern bridal trip, and upon their return will make. New Berue their future home. BRIDE AND GHOOM. The bride, who is the eldest and accom plished daughter of William T. Caho. Esq., a prominent lawyer of the New Benie bar, was graduated from the Nor folk Female College alter three years of study. Her Womanly characteristics are pre-iminently inectid in her daily Chris tian living. She possesses a s;riking Southern nature adorned with the purest sympathy ond the most inspiring woman liness. "Tis sucli sweet lovable character that beautifies the world and makes man liness more honorable and uefui. Mr. Hughes B. Iloband having re ceived h s college training at 'Trinity' turneri his attintion to the avenues ot business life. Today in the employ of the E. C. D., and O. D. steamship com panies he is one of the city's most promising young business men, full of energy and hope and aspiration. GATHERING OF FRIENDS. The I 't idal party gathering on Tuesday even ing a i the home ot ihe bride's father, h8 a glad and merry time thoroughly enjoyed THE ARRANGEMENTS for the wedding were handsomely com pleted axl all the nuptial hospitalities were cliM-ac'eiized by excellent judgment and the ery soul ol kindliness. ' THE PRESENTS, many and valuable, were expressive of tbe esttem and uft'ection of numerous fi ten Is. A COMMON WISH. It was the earnest cothmon wish o I evi-rv fr.rnd of Ihe bride and groom that to the ii n l ie together or prosperity imd happiness mav lie a truly joyous reality, and tha i tie highest and b. st benedictions whii h ca.. lad to the lot of man and wife shall be iheirs throughout life. Stanly. THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION. Delegation of Directors in. Raleigh Working In lta Behalf. Tbe Pro posed N. C. Exhibit. Gov. Carr iu his message to the Leg islature a4vC;,tef fbe State's making aa exhibit i.t the Atlanti Exposition; such an exhibit wouid no dcubt result in great ben, fit to the state. A special to the Wilminjton Star tells the follvwing of the effort o this end:- ''A de'egatiou composed of President Collier, Clark Howell, editor Atlanta Constitution; N. n. Cubiness, manager Atlanta Journal, and other prominent directors ot the copaing Exposition at Atlanta, arrived here to-day upon tho in vitation of the Legislature to, speak about the Exposition. "A bill V appropriate $20,000 to show North Carolina at the Exposition is before the Legislature. In tbe Senate Chamber, these gentlemen. cx-Gov. Bullock, J. Spauldimr, A. W. Smith. F. B.Rice, T. B. Neal and C L. Peitigrew made speech es. The President ot the Senate and Speaker of tlie House presided and there was a large turn out, of legislators. An excellent impiession was made by the speakers. and converts to the appropria tion on eveiy hand. "The National Farmers.' Alliance, in session here, lo day passed strong resolu tions in commendation of the. Exposition and its o'jects." REV. Bl Fl'S FORD) OF NEW BERNE. A Sketch of His Life ns Given tn the North Carolina Baptist. Tlie North Carolina Baptist in, its last issue publishes au admirable' sermon which Rjcv. Ifyifus Ford, pastor of the New Berne I5?iptist church, recently preached in New Borne and accompauies it with ( sketch of his career and bis portrait. It says of him: "Rev. Rulus Ford wis born in Marion county, S C. At the acre of sixteen he he was baptized into tho fellowship of Be.r Swamp church by Rev. A, It. Pitt man. B 'ill' Swamp church being near the Nor h Carol it a lne and belonging to a N"rih tar Una Association, (Cape Fear.) brother Foro's .any religious life was wt Nor h Carolina. I he religious journal wiiicli w,.8 ta I in the family was tbe Bibl'i'ul R- C"i'dert "At ih aue of uvintv he decided to preach Alter tin shin- the A. B. course I at Wike For. st in '78 he attended the Theoloai - i S -minai v one vp.ar While at Co'iec he had accented I m ey f om his As-ociafon, not as a gift i i I but a loan; and when he returned irnr the S ni naiy tie refused to accept work in any place except his Association, where h lab r.d a missionary until be had pal i all ind. b e m?s. Through tiie kindnes? of J. L. W't? -jt' h.. w as, "ortt ved money t nti.n.l tin- Semin.try--this m.-n y also w . return' cl with interest. "Bro. F..r i ha- uuiy had two pasto- rates; the fi-t m Manboro county. Sou h '' Car.,i;na wh .re he remained, nearly j twelve year-, aid the second in New, B.-rn. . wlv re he las been for ihe mint i ,ou Year-, lie wa-. Ir a wln'c. con- tou years. He wit-, for a whi'e. con-' nee ed wi n t ne .no hi Carolina baptist, 'vin . M o"g and much appiciated ar- 1,cl' 8- He is cou?e: vative, uut has had mark.d aucxxss. i NEWS ADRIFT 1 " ,he f'ity oi Elma and Vicinity. In and Briefly Told. I Ontbered Mi,s Wahab ' formerly of Xew ; jme was roamed on the 30th. ult at the r. sidence of her father Mr. R. P. Wahab in Makeleyville Hyde county, to Mr. T. . S. Taylor of Edenton. A compromise measure ou county gov-1 eminent is said to have been agreed upon 1 I jet ween the Republicans and Populists. I It is spoken of more " lully in another I column. . The store on Broad street just west of 1 fotel X'eusee is being fitted up lor Mr. 1 R. E. Barrington. lie will run a lecf 1 stall there and proKses to have a first I class one. In another column will be found an j account from the Durham Sun of the j death of Mrs. Geo. Green's brother, a I highly esteemed citizen of that city. Mr?. I Green and daughter Miss Annie are now in Durham on account of liis death. The sentence which Miss Leah Jones wishes to be illustrated by the school elitl.l.An Irtr IVia luii ia tliia ..Tnl rpet you in' storm -K at lDy hei;h - The Board of City Council have refer rei the Question of shade trees to the street and pump committee. There is a general wish to see them succeed in filling ever' plice where trees are needed with good ones. The proposed new county of Richlands to be made out of a portion of Beaufort county will not materialize yet awhile at least, the legislature having passed a reso lution to make no new counties this session. The last Kinston Free Press says: "Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Lee lefc Monday for New York, where they will taice a steamer for Brazil, to where be goes as a missionary. Tbe b.'st wishes of many friends accom pany them on their long journey.'" nn.. sreoe shown in be tv-intrw.-.nne wuich. will be at tlie East Carolina Fair, ,t ,s siAte(j cost Edison $6,000 to obtain. This is the boxing match between Corbett and Courtney. The weather record over the United State is given for two days the lith and tiie 7th, on another page. The cold is remarkably widespread reaching all over the United Spates and even sunny Italy in Europe comes ia with a big snow storm. Messrs. W. H. & R. S- Tucker of Raleigh, write lis that they will again make a display at our Fair, aud that it Will surpass that of last year, which we all know was very fine and creditalle to this mammoth and progressive bnsiuess house. Messrs. Hackburn and Willett are now shipping from a hundred to a hundred and aftv barrels of spinach and lettuce a day. Prices are good. The former is 84.00. Tbe shipment of it began Dec. 28. The first lettuce went off the 0th of this month. The New Berne Dramatic Company, are practicing diligently for tbe rendition of tne opera, Isabella tueen ot Spain, to be performed Thursday night of JFkir week. The members are getting in good shape and will give a creditable performance. Willie Stalling Is Queen Isabella and is the only ''lady'' in it. Mr. J. W. Wallace of Carteret county, informs as that Magistrate John D. Pitt man impanelled a jury and. bold an iDquest over tbe body of tbe colored men found at 'Hancock's creek; Sunday. A verdict of accidental drowning was reach -ed and that the man was supposed to be one of the three drowned five weess be fore at Slocurob's creek. THE EXHIBITS NOW COIHIKO IK. Arrival of Musical InstranAeOita to be Nbown at tbe Fair by tbe A. Colin. Piano Co. Race Wmrsits Tbe A. Cohn Piano and Organ Co., have received tbe Mehlin Baby Grand piano wbicb they are to exhibit at the East Carolina Fai r. Also the Newby and Evans Grand upright piano. They will also have the symphony, Wilcox & Wnite's self-playing orgn on exhibit The two first mentioned instruments coma specially for this exhibition. The Company ftlwaya make a fine dis play in this lin&t Six raC3 horseg'arrived on the steamer Neuse. They are the ones entered by Messrs. Hannan & Kelly, Norfolk, John Mariner, Norfolk aDd ':W. II. White, Hertford. HSMS6" OLD (?) SPECTACLES And KeUlna- to 'Kknaovor Will Bnjr at Wbalever Tkej I'aa be Fooled Into Pafflnas . A novel trick is being worked through, the country and in town now by at least a couple of scamps. Their trick is to work separately and after gaining tlie audience of an intended victim a pair spec tacles which appear to be new gold ones is shown with tbe declaration that they were lound but not hemg able to discover the owner it is wished to sell them. Two dollars and a half is the price asked and sometimes obtained, but ir that price is objected, almost any amount offered will bt taken., tw dollars, one dollar, fifty cents even We have heard of some oper ations, in the country Jtnd two of the men have just worked the upper part of this cily gulling quite a number ot ihe unwary and every pair of tbe spectacles, according to their story, was "found." Atlantic Hotel Leased. Mr. Wink Taylor the present. ' proprie tor of the Grand Central Hotel at Colum bia, S. C, will run the Atlantic Hotel at Morehead th,e comvig season. A special lelegram to ihe Wilmington Star from Raleigh says the syndicate leased it to him on the 5th. We hope a brilliant season lies before the Atlantic and that he will find his pro prietorsnip of tbe Atlantic Hotel a very profitable one. Look Ont for "Sharpers."" Already a few ''sharpeas'' have put in their appearance in advance of the Fair. While there are are always a few persons who get innocently trapped by these pro fessionals the majority cf those takes in are numbered among tbe unwary and "Smart Alecks." These migratory fleecers of the public can he found at all public gatherings, but if they are not very careful here, they will soon find themselves in the clutches of the law. Fro.en Mud stops a Trataw The A- & x c R R tni cf Frida J ,tij uuu- ual difficulty inpassing through the city. The track is on a level with the ground nnd mud, during tbe previous wet weather had been thrown across tbe track con&idarably. This froze hard and being sa uneven cause i such friction that tbe locomotive could not Dull the cnni over it though she could over it herself. It took I two engines to get the mail and passen- I t.n.u ik, .ue utAii. oic iiutu i-iiuji , was taken through by dividing it u to sections. Death of: M-..CaJvln Mr. Calvin Morris, formerly of New Mr. Calvin Morris, Sturmerly of New oerae, nnd who was fiaralyzed tiore moving ro this city, died at his home in Jurtoau Wednesday morning at 6 i Qcuck. I HACKBURN - 1 - WILL FAIR - DEALING t". IS ONE OF Ol h Mottoes l f , j ). ' ' OF OUR- : h v. CAN WITHSTAND 0UIL-f STEADY S FIRE. -oooooooo iSHSE2S25Sr! OUR AMMUNITION IS K Low v Prices; I, ',4 and -;v,i'4 a i Quality..; B,.:; I: -oooooooo - t ' 1 ' J. i V r - " Hey Meat before iValpfj AH The People A chance to Reap tho : Benefit. I' 'v ? -oooooooo- COME I AND :,SEE FOR YOURSELVES;- -oooooooo- 47 and 49 Pollock St, MONEY LOANEO. Local Representatives Wanted.- Our Svstem affords an opportunity to' borrow on either personal of real estate, security. The plan is auperior to Build' ing and L.iau Associations. The amount borrowed maybe returned in monthly payment;, without bonus, with interest at 5 per cent, per annum; 'it' affords ab solute security to investors, with a reason able guarantee ol an nn mud dividend of from 8 to 10 per cent. . We desire lo am-nre the services of ea- nergetic. representative men in every coniioiiniiv to act as jocai secretaries. The liosiiion will l sufiiciently remuner ative to amply compensate for service. If you possess the above quaIificntions,write for particulars. Full inCirmation regard- ing our system of making loans as well as investments nnd agencies will be furnish ed by addressing S. S. Robertson, PresU dent, 1122 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, dl4d&w3m Eft . i 1 , . i. 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