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Vi Jrj aVaTatff'aT rat V&fJ'MA-J-Ji" Kv aaVst" ssflatWi V.' V I-vSkOO Per Year INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS. SiDgle CopieB, 5 CentB. VOL. XVI I. NEW BERNE, CRAVEN COUNTY. N. C, APRIL 11, 189:.. NO. (! '- . - ' j ' fi CI ', .- . 6 0 . V .-' vV v AWVvWW VVvN.VsSCvVOvV v-V for Infants and Children. PnOTHERS, Do You X fl OW that Paregori,-. UWaaL Balwrm'l Droaa, Godfrey'! Cordial, many so-called Soothing Stum, au.I mm remedies for children are composed of opium ir morphine P Ym Karw that opium aad morphine are stupefying nanxic iaisous ' P T rTjtaw that la most countries lra L--ist.s an tint pern; it l.. I to sell nareoties WftfecMt labeling tbean pnUona J Y Karw that you aaoukl aot permit any mediemo to be RiTen your child Imjm oryanrjojili laa know of what It U composed ? JPw Tf Kmt that Caatoriav is a purely wgetale preparation, and that a List of " na KcredieBta U pobn&bed. with srery bottle P Tl Kw that Catori is the prescription of th fjnwus Pr. Sahtoi'! Titrhor. That ft aaa bean ta oae for nearfy thirty year, and that more Castoria U now sold than of aB other remedies for children combined 1 Pe T) Kjaerar that the Patent Office Department of the Cnited States, and .f ether nritrlea. have issued excInsiTe right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to u- tut- w 1 and its formula, and that to Pe Tm Kaew that one of the reasons Caatorta had been proven to be nbsolntaJy aamla? Pe) Tm Klinr that 35 aTuaf P Ytm Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may be kept well, and that you may bare unbroken rest t STaJl, th thlntrs are worth knowing. They are facta. attmntwrw if Children Cry for WRITE IKiyerside KENNELS, POULTRY, :"--. m-STOCK -YARDS, for their immense cat alogue to be issued this month. It costs only a stamp. EGOS FOR HATCHING A. SPECIALTY s-Spsal Prisgs oa Fowk-w F. E. HEGE & CO-, NEW BERNE, - N. C. Jftm LADIES DO IOD KNOW OR. FELIX LE BRUM'S SIM m PEPYBOYHL PILLS aretheoriinal and only FRENCH, safe and re. hahie enre on the market. Price SJO0-, sent bj Mail, trenaine sold only by F. S. DUFFY, Druggist and Sole Agent. Turner Mire & Harifare Co. STILL LEAD IX LOW PRICES. THIS LARGE SIZE FINE RATTAN Rocker f-r only $1.50 small siie that you see adver.ised elsewhere at 11.50 for only $1.25. We lso have 25 of ihe Hudson est Baby Carriages that we ever brought to thU city; and 20 hand oroa, highly poliohed Oak Bed Ki oh We aho hayc a very haodsome line of iiArtlJW AltK: Cutlery. Cook Moves, Gaaoline Stoves anel Crockerv, Tin Mle, Glass Ware, Lamps, handsome Toild Seta and Wash Stand Sets. We bought this entire stock for spot cash, and a large portion of it in enr load lots, and it en ables as to sell it nt ntk bottom figures lor cash. To he convince I if the fact call an4 examine on r stock before purchnsirg elsewhere. Yoors liespecifuliy. Tun- 3TE FrRNlTURE AND HARDWARK Co., Nos. 70 and 73 Middle St., New Berne, y. c, S. D. Parker, MERCHANT TAILOR. Boom No. 3. Duffy Building, Corner Mid dle aDd Pollock Streets. Iam now In receipt ot Sprtnff ami Snmmcr i samples, anu sm prepared to show a cheap and nice liae ol both foreign an.i domestic styles, and ean sell some very nico Ami chi-np suits. Call aud see. inr31 ,ltt TW C r Hfst's Kw. mmd AVsia Traatnsnt I said andsr posiUre written gnartwtae, hj aothor- j un agatua our, to cure n eel newn; xamsb k Bralm and Barre Power; Lost Manhood; Qai-kncss; Stgkt hum; Erll Breanvi: Laok at ConOdeae; KarroBgness; Iaasitiide; alt Dmtus; Loss ot Power ot tb OensratiTe Orrsns in eitl?r sex, eaoaeil by tiiei-aMTttop; Yoothfoi Errors, or Sacaads DM of -rooaceo, ufuaxa or liquor, wnicn aooai ieaa uy i tiiear A Ocwiarcipticsl, InswitT and Deauu Bjmai), )1 a box; tot as; with wriueo rusrsntee to core or , rWoxt sMBsy. WESTS COUOH 8YB.CI'. A certain - !ra I.W lMrs, CokVs AtHma, Broohitl, Crosiv, , - aoopUia Oeoirn. Bora Throat. Jteaaant toteko. - vriau mixm BmaainiiN: ota. sua, saae, now.-ac; ota. V-ataVkaawsUa, eaRNTFStisitariili'bf F J Duffy, Sole. Agent,. Now Berne, N. - -s-::vri- m f ,NEW0 '"i"" them is a ntate prison offense for granting thi (foTercnent prote-ti, -n was doses of fastoria are fumishe,! for 3S fa oh erery Pitcher's Castoria. W HEX. When the lion tan srrnsn like an ox. And the fishing worm swallowf the vtliale: When the tempim knit woclen siK'ks. AL'd the hare i outrun by the snnil. When the bcrjients alk upright like men. And di odleb tigs travel liko t'rot;?: Wren the grasshopper fewis mi the Iwn. nil feathers arc t'oimtl n bog. When Thoniaa cats swim in the air. And elephants roost upon tteia When inseets in suuuner are l-are. When snuff never makes people sneeze; When fishes creep overdrv lanil. And males on velocipedes ridi ; When foxes lay eggs in the san.l. And woman in drees take no pride: When Dutchmen no longer beer dr.nk, Aud pirls go to preachino; on time; When billy jjoats butt from the rear. And ire is in's no bower a crime. When huinmiiii; Inrii- brtv tike an ass, And limberger smells like cologne: When plowsliares are made out of tikiss. And the beans of Carolinians of stone: When ideas grow in Populists' hiads, Aud wool on tlie hydraulic rum Then tlie Democratic paity will te dencl, And this country won't be worth d n. Kxcluuie. DARLING. The author of the following heautifaS poem is unknowD. It is one of the sweet est gems ever published in the J-.iignsii language. G. 1-'. A. A little maid with sweet blue eyes Looked upwaid with a shy surprise BecHUSc I asked tier name. Awhile she beut her golden hea'l. While o'er her lace soil blushes spread Like some swilt rosv flame; Then looking up, she softly said. -sm "My name is Mamma's Darling." -Tell me your mother's name, my ilea r. And stooping low I paused to Itear The little maid seemtd m using .- "Wliv, nniniirja s name's like mini- know, Bot just becacse we love hir so. We call her Mamma Darling."" "Tell me your pi pa's name." I eiied; Tlie little maiden's ye greir wide. "My papa? Don't you knou ? Why, ever since the baby di. d Mamma and I have always tried To cheer htui from his soimwin-j; And my mamma and I love last To call him Papa Darling." "What did you call ihe baby, deair" The answer rame qui'e low I m cleir: ' The Uiby h. I wi nder wlat Tin v (till him now in heivt n: Gut we bad only one name here. Anil that was Bft'y Darting." Swift yeirsrl.w by, and once, agiiin -That little nv.ii 1 " Under Stoo-t by my side, but she loul r.w u Like lilies, mil and -lendo'; This time 'twas I th it called her name. Aud swift the biu-hes grow like iinre Al rosy mist 01 lie.niin ; 1 clasped her in my arms and ki e.l My tcndci-lieaHr.l Darling. Tbreateneil competition has telephone rentals lo six dollars Zanesville, o. re.lu it i veal' at CF 3 & 4. 5 xS The mo;: e.Teetive s;.::i ; -r.fv ir.ir an.J beau t.f.'.as soaa in tao -.V'-Ci. 1: 13 the only I rove :ta of i gr-,,!os.l tar khea,!-. re-t. rnu,.-:i . and oily sfein, ro ..roi:::!! haa'.-Ls -wi-li aliaTie leas itails. th'a, and tatl.r.ff h.i.r. ant E.t-pto taby b1f.y.hC3. It is ' " a-:o it sT.kea .-it the caiLSO of most comrlexaeial t:.s?.curst ons.viz .T!iK( io,-,OEi.Iu:T.vrr.i!. Inft vmio, OvriiwoasED, OB Sl.l"UGISU Fork. FOR FACIAL BLEMISHES rashes, freckles, bites, and stinps of inserts, irrita-tions, yellow, oily, and mothy eki-is, chafaajs, and imj'io perspiration. Ct Tl CITIA 3I1AP, licca-aso of its dclieato indi cation, ia the most BoothiDg, cooha. ;a-.r Ty ing, anil heating afplication, as weti r.s t-ene; beyond all comparison the purest, sweetest, and most refreshing ot toilet, bath, and unrsory soapa. SSalo greater than combined tales ot aiT. other akin and complexion soaps. BoM tatu-isBaMt tW wsrtit. Pries, Jan. Pumi -Da-ifr An iSTtr.yi. 'oai' Sole 1'rop-, Boaton. - - A3 atja tfai gun. gaiw. and Bair," fr " THE SECRET BEAUTY II I i (it: it i .11 ix. i: Meares iiiiilt nuh Itntli Tillif the Onlh or Oilier ns Jiulcc of Ihr Eastern Criminal Court -u Flillnenl Law tir'. Opinion in I li Matter -Cook lacks Out. i:-r,;:;. ; Mates Da-tri.; A: .'cuili- A. ' k. who was div. d ri-.-o-'t iet.er.r. As-ehib:." ! i b: th- 10 lit- i ii ( 'rim'' 1 i '. -on ! in -is'nig of New H li'i'vc, Mivkh in I i nber n until',-. ' 't' !' n il ( 'r antl took tliA a It of otlic on : n the t.luirg VC1I 1.- nl ri- liie lian.L .'"mcrv, ' the II. I'., II Wa! , A. in' .1.- ; 1 1 r n: 1 .Tu.L'. ' . IV " i Mjiiin'intO'l !' ,i(i-i- .'t tlr.- - inn M are-, . t' il.- (."V- i'.rt li i mi lin n i.i .'!li,-. .Id'.im .1. il i w . it . t.i It'i eiv I'll". !- IMIIIIH M'f! t : I. the mill - . ;' .Mr. -ill te:; ( .. U w (ti. k :.. i ti-I . t ' !. ,. Ii::m; M.i:!!,-'. II- 111 I U l 1 1 i 1 1 II I . I'i , e i . i a it, .-r.,,1,, ll t h it ".I mlixe'-i-h. h r.n : ', ii an i w..' , re, , 1 ; n - ! , . h, or .la.l.a '; ai t,ie o ,-1 ia a 1 1 .l i 1, . in - re-i Mr: ;.t ' . wh O 1 . I beer' .li N The I- , s i i,, i ! iJow , of.Ii'L. the a ', -t , I fi- .ai lb lir-t term M 111 M.-e! ill Apiii u nfe i St it ne in ii ! Ihe be I a'a v ,1 the mien; r Hit , m I be s-cond as a mailer i f hi n t h,.i I it. M tl I a t- in-.-e lia b i i ,-i ev, ' V i the mi,' ep r.immi-r aa.l ibe si. iitl b iu.l'e. The p i mei ntr n na the part of M . ( ',irk wa- ap i - I i'i' - re tin- oftiee oin;e I w is i t, ate I I "i-niin-l i 1 O'i.t. i m prtwt is V a i nt eil inline 1 1, ri e , w hieh he W:ls n PI ? joii ll il siniws iliat be w ,s a the '.'th , f Man h. n.il that the ;"ratiti-il nil i I the 12 Ilisapp. : i '0 I . l.' si a ure i- t l.ereint e m ip inte 1 bi1! was 'iiitllV 111 ,1, aud -d ' ni t u y law ( a- a :ti- siou iiii.' aey ih-.-r-- w nor has ac unieil thout or,, afo r tier art was a a.anoy whieli tin1 , r:Ltht bv i he t. rnis of think, then fore, that ; I to till. ! !. r f iiili.ir ill the -ael of th at" !" I tl aoni'.i ii; ii .iii.iL-e .u-.ui! i. i.vl ti a'lnii' tl.it .In. lie Me. ins , . . ,. i .. i . - l .... a i the ii.'i'itilv atHiointe.1 itidce ot the new Criiniaal ronrt. and w.il hold his oftle at least imli; th- next 1. 'is'atiire meets. Wtl. iJes.-t'nmi' Uh iiK-t. In the sam i--,ie t'ae Wi'mill'toii Messentri r's H.i'eigh ' r: espond-. nt sjivs: "Judge Charles A . Cook has i h mged his mind since Wcdtli iay. Then he .ld ii, e postively he w aild i-o t Cliar Ir::e next Moiuiay and hold court. Today he cali.l on G ivcnior (.'hit and asked if .lu i.- Mu.-ues h .s acci pt.-d ii over nor ('all's e ii'.nii-- on. He was inl'or.ned tluit Le l ad il'ii,c m. At noon Jud-e Ccok leJi. far his home at Wur rentoii. He tiien said he h al found that dud e M it - l ad bee i emmis- ,. 1 hat 1 infirinid bv the (j'lVil'nai' that tie was duly rualiri.d. Jjilie-Cook fai l U a diiw a" m.ilUr f .r tlie court- to -e.tV j ami that lie wonio n.uoU.,o cuji.uu' . "Today Cciries A. Cook, who will contest Judo.' Ma are-" ri'-ht to the Eas tern cnniina, c;icu:i jn. iiresnip Criniina', circuit judgeship, tked leave ol Attorney General l M orne to brinu an action '" an action '" irarrnnio. jiuiue Meares wi'l hold ronrt m Jleck'eni'ii:: nevt week without contest. Abie 1-iw vcrs here av he h .s nine points on his si.le. It siin.s that the nev (renci-al's adi.e to th that the litt r had tie- rig the appoiutint. ut ra- correct Govern r to make TIIF XF.W Ft.MMJ MII.I. MFX. nelislKed and SHrprieel al Their I Ilvapilable Reeeulion at the Moulb- AilTiileeM UrmlFrTlimi Eiprrtnl. Advi.-cs liom Charlotte say that the Massachusetts mill men who are traveling j ir. the ' bv tile nth arch in' u'terlv astonished 111 .infestations ot gi od will being o then bv Sonthi in i e'le. mile Mr. I). A. Tompkins un pk;;,s er w nose oiri c e, 11 eei vi's e ic h is li om S iU' h -y to is't tin 111. of : he agitation WHO IS ( KIMM VI ,ttlitio:i th.'tr p is being ma j day thirty to loitv t.iegra 1.TI1 cities iiiMt.ng l!ie pai The trip 1- toe out. o r. in New En -iliilWt!-. :.a:i i I tne I'el I -p 111 :iri' . ; n textile e ing u ' e:a , ,a vr , peliLi m ol i ufac urt s. :- -Ll 1 vj it ' I lie C 111 the Ma--I.ovei ing in- set up , a- n why -h. u d go : i gut have . ll I ( :ip:tai S. nit hei n n : . 's in a n 1 a V t: ais l-.w- be I weic lliii.er c msi.ier ci.e niittee on M r an i e Ai sachusett - I.e: si our -. made an argunfiit in S. uitbein i ompi titiuii a: b f 'If i'f- o: M : . vv b,ch an as one r Legi-latiiie the ,M ,s.s,1eUs t( s ow in making a lemb in y to I to the S ai ; . A few v , k -M nu: aclirer-' t he suhje i w-i ; resP'.'ll Ictlee thl all laws in i N w I'.:- ll ' i a - ugh! 'he i Ch a I r aiti :t!to vv i : a N C the e on In .1 in. ngll lb A. Tompkins, coii-e' i ui u . e o; a S 'inli's mil airag. v.tiil Mr. l.i.v. i III -p-aki: g o: ,!.: M. .1 -n. v ci--".-, - ;.,-te aver .Mr. ' m a V : ; a- ion ab u: Ton , p k : n - tne ia- i,e it' I' an to M ar 1-: m: f t!i Se d mi I .::,pi lied to lo ole : I. t'.o -o VP. P v II Is lie might select, I he guests of Mr. St. A '.' I. ne. tin' ',cr i ei in n 1 sev i i-,i 1 1 : - ill - -ty t i been: J.) ve in s n a-1. u t i..e l .e-e ana g.-ments i e p r! i I eg lb t ' uiini'.i, e mi M. r ' in le. i a :-o I o i: a ke a T, e r gi -'. it ;ve o:n iiii'ih'cl ab 'Ut t w o i:r- ; 17 p o 1 be tb : .nice I on ' m vei.rg'.- pat" tiie ilg'iL' .on ot l: .l'o ,Mf. I a., flu n.: !v i ' ' y . ' n. en' h cap ' i . ,i , i a w - pi. a-e- g .- g. . a'i r th oi ti ey While they Ii al not it'-b ii-1 1 'b posili !' Vet hal li .as th'-y are g. ttng .. a -a nt i'i re.-si n ai,,l ie -light -t in sg.vings . ,i a'o . ihe cirir i ter i ti- : II V .1 : -. vv A i v I i t .a So I ', gl I. lig - IP nr. . i w a v I n.tli me, 1 1 1 in-l i re u; s..; th, hit ul mill na. Y on Hvt Si rniijt . voii'r.' a tii .d out or "iuimI vv n' 'man. Willi I r. l'l.T.a.'s K.vorne l':e : :pt: n. Ami. v tnit -nh.-r troai i'i i ,.l ie r ' 11 1 1 1 tilt or dl-oidcr. Vol a : l V g'. t i li. for these two t'.i.iig ;, mm li'- -lieiigth and to erne Inn lit. tiii- is ii,,- i nly in ,li taiaa'i . il. I f .t , i.n-if t ct.ri . . v our in l , y i- ii- il.'. ni. , bu i i Up VVoau 11 s . 1 1 1 e i li it's in eve-y (lu th.-"' go ai" l(,r ' regulates tunet'ons, . pi t tcctl v ti rm yu h mil p lie Vv 1' harm w 1 1 i all !i- '.ia-l as ' " i 'l e-c : ; p: i" i ii the- n.iunal . ith thein, an. 1 i ; la urn t ami' i ,11 v con iitioii iU t. e I. male sr-t. ill. the biooi ii'pioves liigestioe. enriches ni- g- i ctreshicg -leep. an 1 re-t( re.- health and vigor. F ! di.-pii'.cenicat-. bariug-doW'u penii' ii, al pa ins. air 1 c very t llh i P.itioi s, sn-ation;. l'. diic vv eak- ller 1 1 eguiai l' v. ii's a lemciiv that silieiv, Ilia. pCi IltllK lltlV Cill'iS. ; A telegram fiom Hot Spri, g--. Ark , states In ,1 tlie smallpox epidemic at that j place is over, ixo emliargo is placcu on I - 1 1 - .: 7 1 i travel iiiiu ijuaianiii.u .ii v.anijut;u uuu j pi her places near is abolished. INFAXT'Y (Miles The nitci Mates. A Prnpotal tor Them to bo lit the Head or the Military in the t outed ernto Monument V n vei I i n t a r.i lT:i:iL! Fa l!e ;i an.l a i 1 1 . " re. I llev'.'.ie eiine-pi'ii'lent i I' the i )ii-ei r la,- a e. laanuiiie il ion i nil , ne o: ! I.e ran er ol tin e 1 -uUpi n lei. I l.i'lit Inianlvy, ei , il ll 1 1 kmi . 1 1 1 ii i ' i ! : at they he .ill a !l'.'iit 1 .i -; ' i.ei at the eere- in- I ; : i --- i ' 1 1 C nft.';a lute i ili- r.aieil' I I in ,'ii!lii'i;l. We LU-.te I'll - i!'j;aiii.ii in-i -r i- niieient :i .ei i- ll . X'T ll C iz.-l An: :1 bnni'i i' bee" Ha noi, na. i:.-t tie- '-: il'le mi lit ii'v a t art of the . 1 ;',:!, i" ' i i I' t, I I ivial l-lo. ll t ol the (leiier il A-- i -.1 : - illl I.V art- li, ' i in- t !. ,1'i't in r i he ai-le-t i -' i ir in ll.i 11' t: noilLiii tie- I'll e-l ill roaniinoa now e- lit. l St it never i e eb, i ', is t le alllii i i ill, n. an, I ..n i a.'b Z ' r. i s ir e 1 el . t l i ' . ! ,! Il'.i ihe : i ; -: 1 1 1 -r. an I 1 1 1 . - I.ientei a'.ts v. ,1 :, ink.- i' n't i i tie- Vi I -al'V i-l i' - . 'I'L' -i,,'i e, ili' ii Aiiai-i aiu' it- i i .iiinau v full r i h" ii w ere ; rev et 'f. i Mai l '.'lit .in-. ("'itl ti.n.l the - tl. f, alene, I w th the Frcu h in -t rent n i ; it tir-t e i pt a ,n w il- A, I in. ,. ill t.nk pai t in the win w i; h nu ll j w .t h M. u o in 1-4') a' 1" "lu'il the i atlie of liellu 1 in 1m. I. 'iiow.'l the arvin' lintiin of tl,e 1 tare I. .ru. r Ml it- -ura'nil. r :it ma' ;.' In nuti'siml i f ( neral -It v i si . It I p.O'.ie.l mot it 1 1 - .-pie (i .v. han I al mi Il ,w k F. r: of hosier and ;m i iii i iini-iiin-on. at the 1'. in I be ( a 1 1 v of the (' ir, -eat pe Kl. e 1 1 1 1 1 r v part of t he l,, 'tl, .f, be n'z'-.l at liu- iir;phi 1. nil I' - ai;e anil iv recus; ,"at riiila 'I the turt h i , ifil wa- ('C-iib-nniil! I th, re w ,s s1ie; ta ol 1ST lissi . IV of honor as ' A ." ol the "A tie ncan t'ei tctlllial i '-"ion." j '"Th''V still we ir the 2i'i v. and have one j of the torn and la:te:e I bat' ie fl il;s ,,f ihe ! ! w,r a- w.-l! :,s their own siilend.d I '.inner. "It sefins t ' me that the tineili: i; cere nionies of the C'Oiiluk'iutc inonu neiit will li s id y lacking in its chief feai lire, if this i iiii,- hi.noivil ,m t honorable old coin pary does not octtipy a place at the head of the miotarv leioii. that will grace the OOtli day of May at llaleioti, i n event w li.ch is looked f j r ii : 1 1 to w iih so much interest by all oar people, and especially the ( 'oided. r ate .-o'.hers of i nr State. ' TF.ACII I'.RS ANSFIKI.r, The Program Arrnnited. It is tJoliilf to bo A (ireat Session. The Rji'cigh I'r. si nivstlnt the pro gram committee ol the Teachers Assembly hae p'-epa e I aliti.t'.ry fi nxf. for the te.ic'c 1-at i.ie aiinud meeting next JuLe in Moreiiead City. The managers t-ay this as-emblv will nt Ir. al: odds the be-l in the hi.s'or'v of the organization. Among the notable educator from .lbiiad who have been engage I aad will be i:n sent aia Or. . h. in-liMi. editor! at' ti a X' w liirj! ri i ! "inia:. n Koitci tio:l and Dr. W. A. SI mtv, piisideut 01 the lanious Mar ha' YiuVaid Suaimci sc'nool in Massachusetts. A number of entertainments have a'ao been jirovidal, ineludini; a lecture by the well known Souther. 1 humoist. lJolk Mider. who delighted R deigh all liencjj a few weeks ago. The Jnteicollegi.ite oratorical ci ute6t proni'scs to b,. unu-nallv intere-ting, as the coMi ges have all felei ted their tepre- KAY ETTEYILLE I. 111 ten j sent itiws an. 1 eacu represeaiiti ve is ii.iik-Attor-' in-' a Ltieat effort to win. The musical contest botwei u L'irls ot t ie lemaie college ! ihroughout the State will be one of the j most eatertainicg and imeiviting fe 1 lures I There ale a largi r number of contestant- aiiituly inteJed .ban ever lil'oie twelve so fir. In each of these content- th: association pre-e.ts handsome gol I medals valued I at w--- June 1-t. the first dav of the si si on, the j Oflfioers wid hold a hriliiaiit reception in the ball room ot ihe Atlantic Hotel. It wiiUie ju'te an cl.ii'or.ite nff or mi a brotul si ale. lbs is qui'e a new feature and will serve the purpose of making th members aequaintid in the outset. S ctetaiy lianeil h is a'.ieady bigua to make arrangements and be tells its iliat he illteiios llns sis-ion of the '.s.seii)bly to suruass all former ones. TIFMOtVF.Y STATES Ol J?ll K I'.MOX. iiilOue Great t'anse ol Their iteini; Such Great Protil on Manufae luriil Arllele lHITerein'e Between t ost ot Raw Material ami Finisheil I" rod nit. Tlie bu-y hum of industry that facto r'n s in abundance create, the money they ' ing t " a community and put into cir clivuiation and the vast difference there is b- ivveeii the vidua- of shipminis from a :oc di' w h, re n pi v vv lu re ns priii mi is ire sent oft in are inanufac the mark' ts ot are talke 1 of a ci ude state or whe l they t ui'e i into ai'tiicles ready lor the w, ri . i are matter that milch and yit aie not pondered as they s lould be. Maiiulactiii'ing iuei'.ascs the value m iny for I. The Woiii tl g t in Star commenting on t ic-e things ci is attention to the tact that the Nov England State- and the Muld.e Mat - -'le what aught be railed tlie money Siatis of tiiis cottntiy anil goes mi to say l uy liave be: ome .-o mo-tlv l ecais.-e they a:e th gidt n.ant'.f .cPirmg and c uniner cial sec tion-, and have bji n enablid to continue so tlii' iiigh tiie i ns: i u mentality i f I, g si atioii wiiicii has enable.! thcui to in ike in "mii'ii- protits on their inaiiufac l :iis, a in I to control the money market, bv coiiiiodng lite volu i.e of the ctirre.icv. Tcei'e is 'ml ::t:i - ifotit. and some inics, none at all in the production of the raw ! material which goes into manufactured anich s in gi ta I'.il u-e. The piotits, and ihebisf profit are n a le l.y tho-e vvho: liny their ravv n an ai lis and put hem inn tin shed tonus. The crude iron which at ihe ni.ll' may not. be Worth more han a t oupie dollar-a ton may be Coll iciiial into i.'iuo lb it vviil make t worth !,!' Our ne ie a lu. 'Ihe -tecl aiim-r v. I,;; h goi - on our wa lnps cost- from jo-jii to 7to a ion. Oi c, ui-e ibis govs, t i , i ou g li l.uineiotis and expen-ive pto aesses In for-' It leaches the ti i-iu d sn:r to eoiiim md ill's price. Lilt there i- not a proce-s ;t goes ihioagh that oo-s not oiiegni r- oi' less profit lo the m.k.r. lb- c.hll ates liiat. and while his -xpene a: e heav .. so are In- pl'olil- laige lu pro I 01 Coll I, ' ll:s ex ! ic'I.Se-. Tiie oia; a and c .Hon tiie firmer raise-' g i through miaa Tons h.n '-, b fore th. y reach tin-coiisiiaa' '. an I ev. ry ore who handles iln-m makes som lli'iig on; oi llieni, some a good ded ncre tiian the fjriuei-s who ra -ed them. And thus it is ihai maiiuf .c: urlng and commeicial sictiotis or nations becme lich while ptireiy agficullura! sections or nations seldom it' ever do. Win n nehes arc sought, the section or country which produces the raw material should also manufacture it and be its own shipper. Rheumatism Cured lu n Dhv. '-.Mystic Cure" for Kheum itism and Xcurakgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its action up in the system is remarkable iind mysterious. It removes at once the ; cause and the uistase immediately disap- , pears. The hrst dose greatly beuents, 75 cents. ! l l 1 XT , . Tl I -.T T i ouiu nourj s riiaiuiaty, ixeiv uuiuc I N. C old custom house buildng. PROBADI.V FOKiiED Til KOI 4. II. Thc Orljcnnl MorlKat"' Itill FohikI---II was Duly Tabled--Where Iliil the Dill That I'aN.seil t'oine I'riini ami How lil it .e Through ? The oriiziral that a-si nmcnt-mi irt-s-il'M net wliivli i--ere itin; .-ueh uiieertain tv in l.uiue-s eiiele- lias heea tuiuiil It was never in ilie Senate at ail ami it wa- table 1 in the II nisi- aa I mi hi irkeil. Nobixl v ;i:i ace. .tint lur the ei!uiro--e. I bill but th) ortieetv ' ueUnov Ipil-.'e, tl.i-ir -itrtia-. iii'i's au.I it is believe 1 it will -haul. It is Lrettiie.' to be 'el'iev, c ill v clerk t'orize.l the bi who w.is he I th it some 1 tlir.uji. ra lint A 1 1 I It II (.III' OF !:!. (Mill. Throtisth ThomaH Ki'i'rl of Ball iniore. and the KeHHilN that Will Follow Mr. lieerl a Ieeeiilan t ol a IHslin- U-nishiMl ew Berne Family. A larire ley.iev eoines thniii;li Mr. Th niins Keerl ol IJallimn ,-, w hose 'le .lb we recent iy aniiotineeil. to the Maryland l'l'ite-tant Kpi(o;i i i Imri h .lioee.e. The naltiiiinre Sun -a s the nionrv i.- a ie"iey I- It by Mr-. (' S,i;ii-;ht K' ell. Mr. Ke ri's liiolla r, who i!!el in I5a'itnii"re one ye ir .-iir) bi-t J inn .rv. At tlieileath ..f S if. Kierl the s'JU.iXMi uas left in tni-l to the tii'm ol . I, mie- li. Nino's S,,n-. the hit, lest t' r ivab'e hi her son K , rs- tied I'. aitif hi ( 'onventi K ei'l luring his lifetime, mal liea h the whole am "Hat to :lie tl of the Id.ce-e o! .M:iri mil. Sir. Eveisliebl J". Keerl il X (XV York Match 2".. The fen ivn g of this lrgicy by tlie dl ce-e will po-si'ily make dt Unite the . 1 , v i-i ni of tin ilioci sc into the dn ne-es i 'I IJaltiniore and Wasliiiitmi. W.-iMiiiiiiton has raised almost f 511.11110 towaid its en dowment fund for the new dioce-e. The Keerl legacy will go toward the endow ment fund for Haliinio'e, as Mrs. Keerl w as u Hakim rean. ; We mentiono I i.t the time of Mr. Keer.'s death that ho wa-a near rehit i ve of Mrs. M. I). NV-on ol New Bjine, and of Mr. C. S. Hryati a native ol New Hei ne, 11 w of New York. Mr Kecrl -cotiiK et ion with New Berne came throiiuh '. his inothe1'. She was a dau'htir of the : distinauished Ju I-e Donnell, and he was j a uran'iHOii of the Hevoliitionaty patriot. Hiehard D.-bbs Spdght, the first native . Governor the State ever had, and who j as b irn and who lived and dud in this, city, ami w ho nave long and able, -eivire to his country both on the field of bat tie and in constitutional convention. Federal and State. I NEW BF.RXF-N WF.ATIIFR KFt'ORI t Kept by H . I). rto 1, Meteorolotjtieal Observer for .Month of March. TEML'KRATIRK. ! 1 j MlXIMfM MIMMt.'M. ii AMI E. 1 Tii.o 45.(1 !!4. o I 2 05 5 01 5 1-!. o 3 55.5 i-itl.i l'J. 0 I 4 64-5 37 5 27. 1) j 5 : 59.0 40.0 lit. 0 : 1", r,2.r, .,3.0 3;i. 5 I 7 - - ti'J i dti.O 211. 0 8 ; 114 5 51.5 l.'i. 0 9. 1 59 0 40.O 19. 0 10 1 04.5 IS7.5 -7. O U 5(i.i 41.5 15. 0 13 55.5 45.5 lo 5 13- - 59.3 44.0 I.'. "1 I 14 74..J 4.0 30. 5 j 1 ' 70.5 49.5 21.0 LO CS.O 59 0 3. 0 17 1 00.5 ' 29 0 tfl. 5 ! 18 61.0 :U.O ' 30. 0 1 19 iisi.5 42.5 : 26 0 j 20 . 61 0 46.5 : 14. 5 21 52 5 32.5 i 20 00 32 .j3.5 30.0 , 23. 0 ! 23 50.0 29 5 20. 5 i 24 Oti o 35 0 ' 34. ' 0 2". 73.0 45.0 2. 0 3(3 05 0 i 50.0 j 15. 0 27- 67.5 37.0 1 30. 5 9-t f,5 0 4'i 0 j 25. 0 2S r s.5.5 47.5 3i. 0 j :$ 69. v m 31 ( 1 i 31 80.0 59 0 30. 0 ! Sum- 2015 0 1291.5 723 0 j Me an. 65.0 41 6 -'5.0 I The raintiiU in inches was ns follows. -2d, 0.20,- 3d, 0.0; 7th, 0 20; Sth, 0 70 i llih. 0.20; 13th, 0. 50- 1 3th. 0 50.- 15th. , 0 20; xOth, 0 30, 20th, 1.60,- 21st. 0.20:' 25th. 0 10. The Summarv show s as follow s: Mi an I temp., 53 30.- Max. temp.. H0.O; Date1 31st. Miu. temp., 29.0: Date 17th. 1 Total rHinfdl, inches, 4 lu. Til. storm, 2Ut. IXTER-COM.MIXK'ATIO.X. I Tratlie Betw een I tic Knit and the West I I IteiiiK Developed by the . '. A- . R. K. Frequently oflate, car-loads ol giii'itte , J from the quarry at Mt. Airy, Surry coun-j : ty. have come in to New Heine via. Wil- ( : niingtou over the Cape Fear and Yadkin 1 1 Yahey ami the W. N. & N. R. R.. !or ; various purposes around the city. Brown I 'stone fioin the Sotoid, Mo re county i quarries for the Public Building ha als : . begun to arrive, and one car load of coal ' 'from one of the Chatham .county mines 'has just arrive I for the Water Works. ! This is a trial load and it Hlay lead to large tuture sa'es. We be'ieve this is the : ! tir-t car load of coal from a Ninth C'.ro I lin i mine ever brought io the city a surprising fact at d one that ri veals a con- ' ditiull of atfailo that ought soon to be a 1 thing ot the past. C u's loaded w iih all ; : three of these Wis ern North Carolina 1 ' commodi'ies. granite, brown-stone and , coal could be seen at the W. N. & N. depot at one li iie. and we hope lo see such a sight become a fri queiit occur rence 1 Besides such things a vve have been spe iking of, Western North Carolina does c .lisbh mbh' at bu ter making ami ch e-e in an ufac tu ring. As tine liuits as are ni'se I in th- w'or d al-o gmvvs in the mountains f We-tern Noitli Cimo ina. These fi nils are sobl. b 'ill in their naiut',1 a ml di ied eo. eb thus ami in their s asms the people of the coast region arc very ' g'ad when tiny cm obiain suppbisof them and ihe mountaineer in their turn are as glad to gi t hold of Oiir early Veue- talee-'. tre-h llsh. etc. A1 d yet, our trade with the mount .in regio: s litis been almost nothing. Trie s poihuion facilities have been such as to he almost pr- lnbbory and as a le-alr mi: pioducts sak the torthen iiia:kcts al most eX( lu-ivciy and the inotl- tai'ieei s also, have lo m .rket their products to a large extent beyond the State. We are glad to se- conditions changing. Passenger and freight facilities and rates shou! I be such as lo cause the free.-t pos-itile cotnmiimca ion ami in'ei-cuange of products betwe n evi ry portion State. .f the The noted Baliimore base ball t' am played a game at Rale'gh on the 3d inst., with the Wake Forest c il'ege tctni. The faculty and students of ihe college went there on a special train. The score -was Baliimore 20. Wake Forest 3; base hits - Bal iiiiore21. Wake Forest G; earned runs Baltimore 10; Wake For. st 0; Urrors Baltimore 2, Wake Forest 6. ! Biouthers, of the Baltimore, made a home run. The batteries were Baltimore, Hemming and Horner Clarke aad Robin son; Wake Forest, Wynne and Honey - O. M A It US .V SOX'S sniiti:. The t'lianceN and I mprovc menlM oh in I'roifrfii.K-'I'he Firm lo Make Ihe Itemodelleil IMiiee ihi-ii Wliolevale II eatl na rt ern. Tue store on I'oiiock .-'le t a.iioiuing the Farin es ami Mnslvuts bank. I e ioilgmg lo Mes.-i-iSyJpdrks it Son. w hi. h Mr.S. I . 1 'h i I i 1 Hwf) giig.-i I in nnik ing ( ien-ive inipt'ovemenis to, ha- been pii-enting unite a rigged app arince with i Is outer 1 1 out 1 1 1 rn a ay a: a I i oof , If, on; it i- now b'ginuing t. a-saill: a snap,; t h it g ; ve- soa.e ldi a of the 1 Ipjalit ap pe r an e it wii! pn -e 1 1 w a en tim-i a- I. The en'i.e f ont "1 'di ' low. r llo r will In- 0 line I-'rencu plate gla--. 3 .J x 0 li.'-t and i'.ni'i !i: - t with ti-.o s .in : i ai heir..! glass. Tue front '1' the tipper story will be ul steel in exact initial: u oi s:()ne. The corners of the front wi 1 b srii u.oui: tr i by i iab -r ilely i itiame ited an. I v. ry ha a r - oi 1 1 r luitln es, a ; 1 1 1 a wi-ith . -: : i ea ; i a-hi s jnd a h -tglit of i tin. I - -- pr-l-ii' ion-. In.it oii'ie pretty b'ot k es , i 1 be neat' the eeinre. at eiih r iai,i , t t .o linn's name (). Mark- v: S in," i ha h will -urmoU!:t I lie fi out of I he huih lin g an, i i a -iigli' iy hig.,er than th-oih.-i jiort oas at the very lOtitei'. A large -k bgi.t is b i, o a Id. il and other rii nge- n, ad, inthrioo! ul,i(liid con-i V ablv improve th.t portion of the I'Uililing. Among t ! i , improvements is t he bin Iding of a live-loot brick par.tpe' for pr iti clion ag bust lire. The tut r.oi . f the store i-a'.-o receivp g ; al; ie e, s-ary a' tention to aOnpt it to the r. ipiiienient-of the l u-ai' .and Inch tic old aad the new poit.on- will b ' wi.dl and pre: ti ly pai all." I. Itvvi.l be a Con veil ieal stole and w Ij n Ij li.-'icd present a Very hauil-oni'.' appisiraucc in every piitii-ular. Such i h ,iigc's a the improving and en larging ol the old Iniihlings, l oth busine-s and res deiitia1 and the ireetioi of new one-, bnliol w'hii h is constant y in prog re-- i- on.- of th : m my sure sign- of New I!ei ne pi'ogri . au.I as-mance ot contiii-t ued advaniem.nt and pnisnea ity. - TIIF. PI ni.H' lil Il.lIi. I . ! The Several Floor. The ItiviMioits anil VVIial Kuril it to be Devotee! to. The excavation work for the public building (now t'-mpofariiy stoppel for piling work) moved r.ipi lly forward last ; we- k and a- it is t ho fit U -iz o! tile budding ' sixiy-tvvo by seveuiy-eight tia t, tiie spare ! it w ill oi en py is re id i ly perceived bv every iers in passing. j The basement vvill contain a large toilet room vvitii tile I Moor supp'ied w ith ' all neie-sary coiivenienci s. l'here nilL also be several !aige storage rooms an. I a j Vent shaft. The le.ater for the whole j building will bj 1 -cated in the I a-e- j uu nt. The nr. in stair-way wi 1 run fi-oir the bast iip-nt to the atic and th-re Will' als i l eoihef -.'ouven'i ntly located one-. IniTie lia'ely on ihe corner of I'oiiock and. C'raveh str cts will be tho main ve tib.tle or entnnce to the pmt office ;cl-. This vestibuio Wi etiterc fiom bot. i l'olloikand Craven streets. Tue main stiiir-.Viiy aud also an elevator will give iioesi to the apptr rooajs, Tne first floor will be given up entirely to tiie p . - t-f -ili e ''epar: mi n Tin- nmr.ey order and registry department- will fie in the north east comer o'. the building. Th postmist. r will have a room on the 8"iUh vve-t corner. The working room will be back of this. Vaults are providad on this flour and also toilet rooms tor the otfl. ers. Tlie -ecoiid tl .or will be principally takc-i up with court room. Besiif s there wil. be an entrance hall by the stairs, and four rooms for officers. This floor is to lie provided with a tire proof vault, a toilet loom an I vent slants. The third floor w ill have a stair and en1 ranee hall and two jury looms and fun oees I e-id-s large storage io m under i he roof. This tl 'Or wil! be also provided with ample toilet arrangements. It vvbl be seen by the above .hat when the building is completed. New Berne will have not oniy a handsome but a connno-1 dioiis and couviuient public building.! With the large sonee that the post-office j will then have, there will be no trouble in j putting in a4 many tuw boxe- as are; needed, and then by pro pi r effort rentals ! can no doubt be eon-ideiahly lowered, to: the adv.intag ot our citizens and with no. detriment, to the Government, f'l' the, boxes would he taken aud the iuciaase in number would keep the inc mc from them j up ju.-t a.- a high a riguie as it is now at the j high price. A SOFTIf IltFK FOR PRESTO EXT. Ih Ailvoc-ateil hy the -Va.HhiiiErtoii I'ost For Ihe Dciiioeraey "s t'andidate It Should be So. The Washington Post hits a column editorial in advocacy of the Democracy's no niiiatiiig a Southern man for President hi lS'Jl). Tne article has strong praise of the Southern people as among the Ijrst and most enthusiastic champio.is of the national honor and iitcgriiy, .in I di dares truly that Soutlieian is have no tliought whic'u does not iiulud ; the greatmss, glory ;,f) 1 perpet u tin y of the union, that theS 'Uihemer c imposes three-fourths f ( theIemocratic party, that the war has he. n ended lor thirty years and that ' he Soutiierm r three-foui th.s have- stibinnte i 1 nig enough to dictation by the other one- j I'otin lis. We have long tliought the same things. The South is a- much a patt of the union . todav as it ever w.,s or ever will b- or, as any other portion ol it ev. r has or vvill lie ami it is lime lor every Southern man audi everv Sou'licn State t- stand as rccog- nized pei-rs ill o.ir cotillii ni cmi.tiy in, every way. As o ig as S. in le r n r a qiiicsci- in ac cept ing a subordinate po d'ani ?o long will it p.: ni'i oided. U i.- i"u 11 lime for the S null t i tisseit itself. i We h pe lo see a demand made all over the coimtiy that the iirst place on the ticket lie given to the Sou'h. It i-simple justice nothing more ami jus: ice long defeired. We will give th, !'...-t's article tou.oriow IMITHIR I.IIT". SlVIX; STATION. The Contract Awarded Tor the Erec tion of One on Core nnnks The Bo'allioit II W.shi.iglon (iisp.te Si ml I, w ho has re-: some yens, and Ire dc.'i'e. lias sicui', d ia!d lean Ir. i a J. for at Mr. n -tiii t W. - made n. rav friends the coiitrac for the ri t-.i lull of a new lite saving station on Core Banks. Hi- bid was t?4.7.". Mr. Si mil i- spoken of a- a man !' gieat energy and a e: y i h-wr Cini-t an gen. le mun and congratulations are exiemied him lor his succi ss This station will be east of Beauf ut neii'lv twenty-live inilis. and will be mid way" between the Cape Lookout and Portsmouth station, about miles from i acu oi i ne n. We are glad to see our ceiving such recogi ili n the Fedeial gov. rn ment. co tst at last re- . at tiie bands of The-e stations are rot simply for the benefit of the localities where they are in fact they may lie the last ones to derive protection from them. Their lieneri s are for all vessels in distic-ss and vessels fi oni the Northern States or Irom foreign countries are as liable to be the recipients of their 1 ever ready aid as any of those that belong i nearer to them. A National Park is to be established at 'isi-: i -1- aj.l. I hos. .1. !:... ol I lie . . .1 . R. It. Weils MKs It ule I.. Itots ,l ( :U Ii ii r iie Lake. ( apt Th"-. .!. I'.,. . i o I in -tor , n th, '. N. CC. N. fiei -lit ir iiii and ore of the I ics I to 1 1 inn ie i a ' v a i it'i e, vv a- i na i I'm d We. hies lay afli r i ... a I ia-t. at 3 o"i 1 k at Cathari; e I.-ik. . a-fov ( '. il tv t. M- Kale I... the iov. '.v d ,u -b e; , f Mr .1 iy I". Hogg-, a liro-perou . merchant a id l.ar- mer ,.: th it p!ea-ant viiao- vv n -: i ne- ported a large number dredging at Mid Pes picture-iptely upon the hank- o! He , I ieton. 1 1 v de c lint v. piety i tt'e : ike I: "ii vv'.ii.h itla'as u- Tin-, inv nf the :dm I Venn-, report - 1 ame. a ii'imlier di'd-ing in Wi-ikui !!av. The In id and gc ,-n vver a very li uni- ( '.i)t. So v en born ..! an .iber 1 1 v le i ounty - Hip i ouple aad the niil'iiige lt-i If. a ' schooner savs jt i- c uiimoniv n ported hi: ,ii' i u! one. ii v. C W. llovMii I, of that dredging is and iias I, ecu going on at la-noir ( ounty olhci itul, and M: M igga- (,il,bs shoal for some time. Seuator I'ai-, e-trau-s ol Wihiiingion. pie-al."l at th- or- i sun is informed that over 7.000 bushels of La'.whch und l le r -kiilini lingers pealed ; oysters were taken I mm Gull rock on Fri- ' forth lb" gi'"' '' 1 Me r I. 1 -o!iu'- dav and Sa 1 1 1 !' 1 a v . M a re h 3!l!l nud 3th ' veildi"g ma-, h - t!.i- '' .h' loaoh n I i,,i pi.1,00 , ,V1. b -u I , ken oil' ol entered aii'l pie e led linu - ivi- at th. the State I'eceiilly from the same locnhtv. I H'hir. -' Mr. 1'arsotis "says all the dredging i-1 'l ie 1 1'ivnMi v b 'ii-g ' v e . n r'age- were illeg d a- no licenses have vet la i n grant- 1 at once taki n f r the i ve to .he k s. n v j ' !e e I and mo'-e ,v er t In .beilging i- oiit-idc ' where tin- ir iiii -v is lakeu t . N'i vv 1! n ee. 1 tne limits allo.'.ed l. the law . and th II Mr. aid Mis Pae il n ne, 1 at el v Mr. Parsons b',.s placed ihe facts before embarked o i 'In- l iMire. ii--teamer N-u- ci,i,.f tjlitll Fish Ciunini-sioner. who i ..r th. ir b rid d trip. The vv ill-oen l the al-o Senator of the liist district from Per grcaler p nt of it in Wa-ii uigtu i cily. On ipiinunons countv, with the sugge-i ion I t lie r ret urn t In y will mike .1 n ington , l hat Mr. While -hould make the rppre- ' theii home. isenlation lo the Govi-ni'ir as rcipi i re. I v ! Many tiiends and re! at i . a of t'ae con- , the recent act of the legislature, tiaciiiig parties were gather d a! the home ; There is scarcely room tor doubt thai ofihe blah's pireut-; several c 'Unties I all the dredger-are liom ouisi.l.' of lie weie icpi'csen'el in Ihe attindatiee. and I State. Being iioii-re-i,leils Hi.- io!at pi v i ins to th'' cca'eii oiiv ai! partook of i ( he hi w in ta k ing Ihe ov-ter- a! all. tin v I the elegant 1 1 i nn r wh'ch had been pi o- , violate it again in thei . manner ol'earrving ! v died in p.olii-e ai tl ii ia cc f r t1 cca- it hem, und I hey violate it again bv ta'iing -ion. j litem outside ot ihe Stale. Tne ov-'f I The prps-nl- t ceivc 1 I v Mr. and Mrs. l e Is are State property mi l the Slate in 1'iu w re Loth bait, oil mil valuable. , tends them for the benelit of its own t-H:- ' I hei i- number and north air- a god at- ons. ; tc.-tation of I lie (dam in whii-li ill .-y boh 1 These violators of the law tire laying aie held. . tliems Ives liable to a line ol live thousand What can we wish tlu-ai s ive th it dov -j dollars and to the e.u-lnipri-oii'iient b igh-e-t niea-ure. " "n the penitentiary. Ha hei 1 to their bp-ev, r brimming with. We .judge the shell fish c. munis-inn will balm .- promptly take steps to catch some of the Wh it can we wish tlictn ue a lib' lull "I ' trespassers an 1 put a stop to I heir ilepie- pleti-ure. 'daii mi. A lew examples- m id- of tonic A sunshiny uio-ti and an evening of 1 captured ones would have a v holesoiii- calm ." ; 'etcrring effect. OT It Mill PIIUKKiRAI'IIKK. Mr. Wlnslcnii From Wilson Locates In Mow Berne ami Leases Ihe I'pper Floor ol the Iull ItnililiiiK. Mr. V. M. Winstead, photcgniplier. lorinerh' of Wilson, who ri cent ly came to New Heine to locate here, has lea-ed ap irtments in tin- Du il'v building, corner Middle and 1'ollock streets. The lea e covers seven vees. Mr. Winslead was in our mile lust, night with specimens of his work an 1 ! In-v aie tin-. I Ie is ev i.h in ly an expett ill his profession, lie soi l out his busi niss in Wii-on, cnt re g"od vvdl and equipments, and Irs ointit here will he complete aiv I of tlie vi ry bps' and latest in all r. spects. He wd; leive today to pur-cha-e it. Mr. Wins'ead is a man ol f miily and his iea-e hikes all the upp r part of the bjiiihng. It is as i- vviil known, a -nod and l'oomv pi ice, and he will occupy it both as his f. .-: h ne and pla e of busi ness. THE TRICK PC VCR fl. .ow Illoominsf. Irospect as tFn turpUrowlh and Ihe field. Mr. J. Ii. Cariaway of Adams creek brought to our office Friday, pea blo-- soms liom that place. Tbev were Irom j the crop of Mr. Robert Hall. The first blossoms weie noticed en the 1st day ol' Aprto both Mr. Ball and Mr. E. W. Tay lor's peas were getting while with the blooms on the 3rd. Ad in.: s creek is always among thelear- liest places on truck. .Mr. Carrawav whot brings these blossom-, shipped the first three boxes of peas last season that went from (he Xevv Berne section. The crop' i not as far advanced now as is usuil at this season, but us the season is so far advanced the tuture giowth will be rapid and in the end it is not expected that the crop vviil be much b.hind other years. A very large proportion of the peas weie planted before the cold weather came an I so.tie ware up then. The result was "considerably injury and in soma daces about ha if w ere kiih d but tho-e that weie left will yield all right and those pl-.nt 'd alter the freeze will give a heavy yield. 1VAKI) PRIMARV MEETINGS. Nominations tor Cily Couneilnien Ward Committees Appointed. Primaiy Democratic meetings were held Friday night in the 1st, 2d, :M aud 5ih wards. Each of these wards, hy acclama tion put forward a nomine.- for council man aad appointed a vv.i'd c Hiniiittee. They stand as follows: cocncii.m i-:x. First Ward, li. S. Primrose; Second Ward. F. U1 rich ; Third Waul. Bugh J. Lovick ; Fifth Ward. T. F. McCarthy. W.Uill C'OJIMTTTKKS:. Fi -t Ward. J. A. Patterson. Rdph (Jrav and 15. B. J.-me : S cmd Ward. W. SI. Watson, F. T. Patterson and J. C. Scabs; Third Ward. J. W. Moore. II. E. Baxter and J. W. B..wdeu: Fifth Ward, II. B. Lane, S. R. Ball and .. A. McKay. Slate nrnlnl Society Medina'. On May Uth, loth and Kiih ihe 21st annual meeting of the North C.r.dina D-ntai Society wol bj held m Salisbury, rnusual prepaiatioll-an; being made by the executive cominiilec to make tins par ticular gathering of dentists both pUasant and uroli'able to all who at end. The Pi-isidi-iii ofthe S :c,e-y I- Dr. U. I). Ilarpel- of Kmsloio the S clvtaiv.Pr. J. :. Wyche, of Cpeu-l "i'". The Norih Carobaa l!o,,rd if' D ntal Ex im nei-s w:l' ma'' ..t Salisbury "ii Tuc-d iv. Miv fitn. I s chair, nan is Dr. V. la. turner". It.lr-igh. N. C. mil ihe Sccretarv D-. .1. 1'. (iritii.il. .li-bu;v. N. C. Tililiillo Ciinilei'V. We learn f. oni the Chn iot ("s, i v r tied M. s-i-s. il. L. and W.bi.. r Dav ids m are going into tue tomato iinnm b i-i-n.-ss in ear ; st. '1'h.lr f,' :. i- haa'til on t he C daw ba ti i 'he.!' i.e: . -ry i- known s t H- Fulimg W.it. I-. Man il'.cti re g Com pany. The.v c n ' I'-.c it i .-. yiar on a small sen ie an i it pioved -o s , 1 1 s i,u t'-ry that this year lin y ai l ploi! a iniinhed and linvaeie- ,.i to n-i c- s,in;i'.y for thei i ia : 1 e : v . !l V I- i' I I;,: w ' ' i, ti, g: a' ipia- lit it's of vee :i''i, - lai-e.l nr.ni. i Ne v Ite'ie that ihei'e i- ii" "get ' ble c i n icrv in New I in-. ()i'-e could be stilted very i he qi Iv. especially with mi" o'f ihe lavv y in vented otilliis for which our y ung townsman. Mr. Ilemy R Bryan, dr.. took the agency last year. Relorm in Ihe Xook." The Chu'otti' News well say-: The' fusionisfs got reform in the neck. They looked for salaries cut do n. and it did not pass; tor appropr iations to decrease, and they were incieased; for t i.xes lower, una and tucy were raise '; tor a cheap Legisla ture, and it cost m re than any Democrat ie , ever did.'1 i I A telegram from the city of Mexico says Matt. W. Ransom, the U. S. Minister to Mexico, arrived Thursday afternoon. He i ia nOirPTly mil isrwsn-J . I It 1 I l A I V OK li Iti-eilKillK I iiIiih 1 1 1 1 nl Set em I llal-e in Ihe Sumiti. ji nil I nrr. inu Ihe 0strs Oul ol Ihe Stale -They Are Makillar 'I'heniHi-l es I .in Ii le In a line nl m.l.lMMl mill i lite 1 i urs llaril laibor III I lie Pen 1 1 I'll I in r . I. ..fill. I-'. W'inslow learns Iroiu S.-naloi Nei.-oii of Hyde oiniat v that o -ter pirate are ag on in the - mud. Cap:. Co oi the -( homier Ia in r, - StWS A OR 1 FT In the Cily ol Elms and Vicinity, ialhered in aud Briefly Told. Mr. T. II. Cariiiini' has purchased the Clark Bakeiy. For the present he will simply keep a supply in his line at the luker.v. but it ihis intention to put on a city delivery a littlelater. There was a false lire alarm sent in Wednesday night from box No. I'i. It should be renipmbaied tint by special act ofthe Legislature such an otfen-.e is made a misdemeanor, with severe p-'nalties. Messrs. Ilackbuni & Wilh-tt have got ten in nn Angora cd from New York. Irs hair is considerably longer ihan that ol ihe ordinary variety, especially about the ti'-ck and tail. The latter piis nts quite a b;tsh v appearance. Mr. W B. Bright brought to the Jovh nai, ollice yesterday an extraordinarily tine shad. The weight was seven pound- and ten ounces. He caught it at (iaskiil's Bs.ich about nine miles up N' ti-e river. Mr. A. J. Phipps, in connection with his fish shippiog business, has leen inve-tigatiug the crabbing interest with vi ry satislactory results. lie purchased the first lot of hard crab? sold in the market this season and fouud ready sale lor them. The Beaufort Herald reports the Navnl Reserve divisicn in Motehead City as O. K.. but says the attempt to organize one in Beaufort, much to its regret, is from some unknown cause proving to lie a failure. It advises another attempt and if the boys don't like the Naval Reserve, to let a home guard organization take its place. "Think of the Rads trying to keep out the record of their shame. Mr. Ray tells ol the facts presented by more than thirty Democrats in the House in the Fted Douglass disgrace and they were to bo placed upon the journal of the House. Tli3 Speaker even said it had been done. But it was not tiue and the journal is without the protest. "Jh shame where is thv blush !" ' We Slay Secure Mall Connection at Wilmlng-ton. A short time ago we had some articles showing the advantages that would ac crue to New Berne business people in the way of getting quicker communicnlion with northern and western correspon dents if the schedule ofthe W. i. & N. trains which carried mail were so arranged that connection would lie made in the evming with the trains leaving Wilming ton. By a reversal of the times ol running the trains, that is to let the regu lar passenger train exchange place with the mixid passenger mid freight train and kt the former take the mail, a schedule could be arranged that would accomplish this o'lject, for the passenger train can make lietter time than the freight. We are pleased to learn that the offi cials ofthe road are taking this change iii o consideration and we hope that th-y will work out a plan that wi'l be mutual ly advantageous, to themselves and the pu blie. Tremendous Shad Shipments. Messrs. Geo. N. Ives fc Son, w ho get IV, qui nt advices from Elisabeth City, in form us that the great shad shipments from there to which we have several times alluded, continues. Nearly every day from seven hundred to a thousand boxes ot tish, principally siiad, leave there for not thei n cities. Many of the shad are caught around Roanoke Island, and others in neighbor ing w ,ters. We hear that Dr. Cipeheart ol Eden ton. has been very successful with his shad ti.-h"i'ies. I! the annual statistices of the fish, oy-t.T and cl.nn shipments from the waters ol this State were compiled and published it vvoiinl present an array j ol ligures tli it would be startling in its ! poi'i.'.ival of the vastucss of this iodust.y. j Greensboro Female Colleg-e. Tlie;Rali-igh Chnstiaii Advocate cou-1 ta: lis tne foi lo vv ing pleasing mention ot i th -neee-s a tending Grcinslioro Female I College. i We are g'ad io note the prosperity o! this ia-tit uti"ii under i he pi-sider.cy f Pi-..f. Pei'-ock. 'The pies-nt term re ! p , ns the largest b .aiding paironige f.r ihrpe vcars. and the institution looks for ward to the largi st coiiiinenceiiieiit in years, 'l ie e-p i-ial leaillfeoi the coining i-omiiii ucennn i will lie tue Alumnae aii lnss. winch n lo lie iblivered bv Mrs. .In,,. W. Hays, of Oxloid, N. C , an Alum a of the iastitutiou. Tic sermon i- to be pri ached by Pre-idint Kilgo, and lb literary address will b - Delivired by l Pie-idc-nt E. B. Criighcad ol Clemsoii ( 'obege, South Carolina. A Ilnine-.Made Krace lor a Cripple. We were shown an ingenious and excel lent home-made set of an appliances made especially for a child aillictcd in its low ei limbs. They consist of metal braces with leather fastenings. The me al work was done l.y Mi. (ieo. Coon the saw tiler of the Parmalec-Ec clison Lumber Company mill, at Jackson ville. The leather work, which is tine throughout, is the hand work of the New Berne colored shoeranker. Edward IIISIIJ! THEY ALL ; iK ili i i' j O"o.r-:- Clsaioo. rr 17 lo , '. .iVl- f -y I ' I -. .. : ( And Point With Pride tfllililliOlllllllj. 7T TO THE SPOT mm OVERJOYED! Because ! Because !! Because 111 THEY (i KT HKTTEli VALUE FOR THK1R MO.NKY AT OUR STORES THAN ELSEWHERE IN THE CITY. -IKVW- WE STUIVE HARD TO PLEASE. II.VW Hackburn & Willett. COTTOU 1 have a limited supply of Cotton (iu ano that I will s,ll A TON FOR A FOUR 11 UN l)Ui:i POUND BALE OF COTTON. The i ott.'ii to he deliv. r. d on or before November Di. isl.-,. Also a full line of Tnu k Fertilizers Kainit, Acid, Phospbaie, Azc, nn hand and or sale on ro i-onalile terms. J-Sx'c me before you buy. Yours Truly, J..C. VVhittv. i r hUkU n t if i r-t h i.... . fi--iiWB - . .4-f r m .m. mi - - - - r Sri W ,: -' 7"? :",' '-. "''. .':- '.V'l., t"'- .' 1
