North Carolina Newspapers

N. 1 .. - .V : 15 1 THE JOURNAL. ' 2EW - BER2U2, 1 -: X C "AUG, 1895. The'"Gran4 Encampment of Odd Fel loes mcBMta(arVUe,Ao!Osl 7th. The low railroad rates usual Tor such events . will be in (fleet. , . ' ' !. Messrs. F. B. Lane nd Bcnj - Brinao, Sr., took a bunting trip Saturday and crmo back with tea summer docks. Pretty good.-- ". - - NoJt week is expected to be a week long to be rememered. In old Ner Berne Tbo N. C brave Bremen will be hereto - - full dress. accompanied y tlii4r fire ap- Tarttns. r The parade Wednesday is cx picted to he mile long. ,. Mr. J. R. .U. Carraway, teller of the ; .National liunk, went down to Morebend " last night as t witness k ibe preliminary . . 4iial of ; the parties cluirsed with '.. fraudulent insurance. One of the polices v in question was paid through tbe bank. -We are informal that rin interfered "wit a the Rne t Beaufort b iwoco tle v ; Jtew B. rue and Beuulmt ba bill teams .'Tuesday, ml the for i er started over to . Morebed, but fimliii-j that the rain was -of short urtion tliey went back to ctn -V . -tioue the game. The captain of Uie De.ru- . -- . tfbrt team called his luea out ng-.au but . - -; -the j rfitfed to play any more, whereupon - -the aaipiro gva the game to Xew -. Berne. , The score then sio-nt 0 to 0 in Civor of ..." There are more caterpillars In the shade -. and fruit trees of thia city now than any V . vbody we bave eonvem-d. with remenaliers ..' .- w hi via? - te belore. There are Tew - . ,-treea in which a ; bunch i-f the Tcyetntion- . j .-oevonnng" little pests cannot bo loutid. -- . V - ikI some Uet-a are badiy filled ciili them. -V They arp jn ibe shade inn-, .pruii tre es and 1 1 tome ornajnenUt tret-a. We understand that there - is some' trouble from theni hi the country also. - - . " Next week is the tiiro lor the State " firemen a Convention and Tournament to . - " be held in .this city. Tho convention bc- . -gins on Tuewtaj. The JJclrgnies are - -v : preted to arrive oti Muwuay awl no.t . ot - b companies on ' Tuesday. The tonr naatenl contests wilt ls;in on Wedmsday . shortly '.afitr' tte annual parade. Our local firemen wilLbo on the "hustle" this week pre pari as to receive their ' visimg comrades wjU nvin colors. . A special b-kgrara to tbe N".ws and Observer Utea that- th Atlantic hotel baareilaoail its rale to- only one' dollar r- a (lay Kir tlie balance of the seasoa. 1 hts - . is an nbeard f saaude hRel rate except o tiectal bodies at tunes tt large gatlnrr- - btgv Tbefialdng is reported the finest w the season. In is witlf : the . - wetber sfill bA warji, oagtit to cause : large patties t g down. ' - Cri niaaiat ri Taaii trial rtalciti f, '. . ' A"oovered grand shtnd, to which an V J " . almissionJee ' of fifteen cents will be v eoarjjetl, is being tweeted ia troot of the Fair grounds Ibr ase daring the firemen's coo tests next week. Tba work was com- - . . menred yetterday. It will be Jmi.U per , tectly stnng; be 1S Ct in length and . have a seating apcity jf . 500 The hydrant plug to be used daring . Uie bote toe I races (baad and horse) to in front of the rand, and a good view will . - Le. obtained by the ocenpanta. of sit that transpires. - , . - A Dcrrro aameii Jessie 'Whitehead was cofnmkted to. Jul ywkrday ia tkfaolt of vDaii lor larceny. s -;v Tbe cirenrastancea of his arrest and pre - liminary trial were a liUle- unusuaL.- The ofik-ers tracked bim fiir one l-oce,- not knowing who he was and when they got bim it wa found - they had ao old warrant for him on another cae; it was on r , the old one, stealing Mr. .II. D. Wood .' anHrella. on which he was plact-d in jail. . o 'What got the nfflcers after him was J" tbe informatiin that he - had placed ; a coa pie ot good overcoats with a- colored woman loselL Tbo coats were secured and are now at the potice station waiting . - for an owner. Ttiose of our eitians who had overonals stolen this1 spring will do well to call arttnnd and sie if either one ot them ia their. . r ' 1 - nniuatliillEnit. Mrs. W. B. Hill, iostructor In music and voice-colture gave a very pleasant evening at Stanly Hall with a tew select pK-eea ol iastiumenlal ami vocal music. The phonograph which will l used oi the entertainment 'Friday hlght was - also brought iata requisition snd several - fine selections rewlriieeL We have never beard better inrtrammt than thia ani a good entcrtahnucut oaj be .. expected from it. ,- s -r: tUcm ra sate Catow Flr. We leant of a gathering at Oarlowe of v CokMeu Christ iaii Aid Societies, a sort of . picnic occasion, at which there is said to - have been ei-ht hundred present. M. P. Hotly f New Berne, Frcsldcnt of the Color, d Fait, loiog pjient, ita provod.the occasion by making a speech ' in its behalf..' JJ says tU-r were people - present from twenty mi'es anuit and that Ihey appeaTM to be awake about v the Fair ana anticipate coming in good - .Butabera. - - , ; ar cia. Twenty-eight yonn ? nten gave their xaamraas menihersin the formatjon of a - Yonox Min's Club Monday . night and s v committee oo membersbip and another oe by-laws was. appoints 1. -The latter s eooimiUee eoosists 4 IT. W. Simpson, W. -. K..15axieT, -G.iIL Bonder. A. Luby Moody, Eil D. Bangrt and C. L. Gaskill. Mr. Gaskill was cha rman of Uie jneet- - in'g last night and Ur. Sun peon secretary. The meeting adjnormd-sohject to the call , of thechainnao. : - - -: rnMiin r ex. . h, R. aBrm. - - We recently noticed the .advancement of Capti TT !(. South gate from the steaiu- tt -"New Bun to the eotnmiud of the aU-amer Norths tuptoo, the highest ard Lest paying one the company liaa. Tlie captain's promotion gives a rise to two other woiLhy officers also. Capt Jws- . Bbodes w1m has been in commanil of tbe steamer Albemarle is promoted to tbe place made vacant by Capt. Southate, aad Capt. Eugene lv Willi a of Smyrna, whe has fir a eamher of years been mate of tlte "Albta&axie, is promoted to be 'C-iptsin. - . We congratulate all the patties upon their good fortunes. ' BamU BtUlltM Ckaa(r efliers. The following changes have been made among the officers vf the Navsl Ba-fallion.-'c " JJent; Atkinson to be Lieut Comman ' ding, Wilmmgtan Divia oa, vue Lieut J. XX Morrison, resigned. , .Ensign W. & Morrison, to be Lieut. junior Grabv Yee Atkinson proiuwteiL Boatswain's Mate Bbertson to be corign. Vice W. R. Morrison promoted. J. C. Mnrrison-, bus , commanding Witmhigtoo , Division, to be Lieut junior Grade and Adjutant vice Carraway resigned. r tk JtaJIrMd Track. The A. A N. C. B. ft. ia slightly raising its track through the city from South Front street up to about Xew street. a This is partly owbig to settling of the tnuk, ' Lot more paTtknlarly because the sppli s caliiofl of shells that have been made on . ' Brand sod Pollock streets have raised tho street at the rmsaings so tint it was s 2 little higher . oa eitlnr side than tbe road bed snd mis caoea uie water to run t the track. Tbe raising of it el sow here . is to nuke it erresond to tlie eleva tiou tlialhas bn maele necessary at the emssing. ' ISa-wvU rtnm'B BTxeairatB. ".- HoitowsII aad Petexsona excrfrrioo to Morobead was a splendid success. - Tliey Lad a long and full train. The number cxcar.ioHU was about fire hundred wl en they let: Kew Berne. ': Tbe grat)einea ruaoing tbe excursion have had long experience at tbe business, know bow to look out for tbe accommo dation of their patrons aad the latter hsve knimd this from ibe past and ieel bo hesitation .in : coming' out in large poiabn" when occasion offers. KMIHTS OF DIXIE. A ftoothttra laiaranee Order Wttb Other Objects Coaaectrd With it E4TrS t Ealbllat One In w Brac. Mr. Jno E S'nnly, of Gol Ishoio, IVp uty Grind Leetiner of ihti Oi ler of Knights of Dixie srrivetl yetcrda? for the purpose of seekiog to organize a L"ge in , tins iucUulcs Uie fuiunii i i naiis ;uul tl.e thiscit?. He met with encoiiriigeriKiu ;tiul iiurauie nioncy ot one dolhir l'ro:n each thinks success will attend the vis-it. 1 liiejtnl.er iu the oiamiz ition ;it the time The Ortler of Dixie js a S. utliern or-jte death oentrred." It is an averse of ganization tnstituteel in 1893, in Little; over three hu-idivd dollar to the I eneli Rock, Ark. It now nunihers lietween tiariis. Th.-v were all uorkuy people eleven and twelve thotnand memboM. S. an. 1 with ouC- exception their' families fir all U lodges are in the bouth. The order is a Ix-neneiarv one and ha for its objoets the enring for its sick mem bers helping each other in business, and earing or wi lows and orphans of de cease.! members. Besides this it hns a patriotic object also, the presi rvadi n i t the n-cords, memorials, and relies ol the wr and teaching the romin'j; generation what their fathers nnd moihirs did for the riuhi, as honest nnd hrave "3.01) and women. Insnance, lasel on regular li-monthy nssessinents. graded according to ae and mnottiit of poliry, is the main leiitiue ot the order. Policies can le taken m amounts laugtng from $500 t ipa.OOc. Boib ladies and tjentleruen are receiveii as members. The loniicr from IS to CO jears of age; the latter from 21 to 00. B sides lhese endowmeut ceitilicatcs tbtre is a funeial h m fit ih partiiK nt whi:h can be taken either in coniicetion with the regular inHtraree or without. This guar antors the immediule payment of $7 upon announcement ot diath. 1 his is exoc'ed to cost not more than one dol lar per ytar. Mr. Stntdy blings with him strons; tes timonials as t the e-tirin in which il o ou'ei" is hel l hv us men. her- ( ): . ihtso tist imouiais is Irom Mayor .Inlui 11. Hitl, of Goldstoro, who is Fcnbe of the longe in that city. That lolge was orgur. iaei a year and. a half ago. Mr. Hill suys he l-elicves it is destined o be tub older of tlie South, and that its endowment certificates are more nason able than those of any other older he ktuiWs of; and also thai its burial ecrtiii cates are superior to uny he knows i f Cnalnar and Galng. Rev. Uight (J. Moore, of Monroe, lor merty or Beaufort, whs on the excursion Tuesduy en route to visit his old frientls iu Carteret county. Misses Katharine Pritehett and Lena Humphrey from Kiuston, are visitinir Miss Allie Smith. Miss Lizzie Smith of Trenton came down to visit at Mr. W. H. Bray's. Mr. Frank Bald-win of Washington City, contractor for the public buileling pile driving at New Berne and for tlie erection of tbe quarantine station nt South port, left for ilio latter place yester day to start the work at once. His little son accompanies him. They have hen stopping at the Clmltawka and will re turn toe last ot the week. MiG. N. Ires returned from Beaufort, also Mr. W. II. Howerton. Miss Kale Simpson ot ' Riverdale spent Saturday hi the city. Mr. W. H. Mxllison and bis siser Miss Minnie. Crontan Eftsscd through, en route to Rocky Mount for a few weeks stay. Mr. D. M. Jones ot Heautort came up to spend a lew days visitinz relatives n tbe city. Mr. Frank Thornb.n of Fayelteville and two daughters passed tbrou&u en route to Morehead. Mrs. John II. Winder, of Balei"h and Min. Web, of Alabama, passed through returning to their homes. Mrs. Henrietta Hav went ilown to Morebend to visit relatives. Kev. G. T. Bernheim, D. D., of Wil mington who conducted services in the City a Sunday and organired a laitberan church at night returned to Wilming ton. Lt. F. Winslow went down to Wil mington on Naval Reserve business. Itev.tJ T Jenkins of Morebend city; came p, to assist liev. C S. llurgess m i lie pro tracted meeting lH?4 leld in TaUnioicle Baptist duireli. He is the gue-it of Mr. Jno C. Whitty. : Mr. D. M. Hollowell and family re turneil from Wihlwnod where; they have been viaiting. Mr. Cloes Creel le leturne-d from Beau fort. Mr. Thos Simmons who is spending a few weeks at Beaufort came up and spent tbe day in the city ejp business, returning at night. Mr. C. It. Thomas returned Irom Beau foTt where be has been on professional business. Miss May Uendren returned home from Morehead where she has been spending a lew days. Mr. W. F. Dortch of " Goldsooro pasaed through en route to Moreliead city. Mr. B. B. Dftvenp.nt returneel from Trent, Pamlico county, where be went last week with his family to visit relatives. Ills lamily remains to attend the fanners picnic which wi'.l be held on tbe 1st ol August Mr. Davenport reports tlie corn crop fine and the cotton cnp good. The prospect is a very satisfactory one. TOUSO SI EX'S CLUB. TMiual tm Oramalae One Horf With U a object iaaable Ffularwi. A movement is on foot to orgnuiz; a young men's club in the city lor social pleasure which rhall be devoid ot all those things which in many cases tender them objectionable to have it conducted on ao high a plane that no one would feel any htsitaiicy in visiting or beiug connected With it, or in taking lady mem bers of his family in the club room shonlel occasion otter. Stanly Ball, formerly ased by tho Young Men's Christian As sociation, is thought of lor the purpose. Tbe idea is to have quarters where they can meet socially, have innocent games, debates, 'and other pleasures anil past tinies. We hope to see it established and succeed along tue lino proposed. Br. BeralMlna a tb Presbyterian In the absence of the pastor. Rev. G. D. Bernheim, D. I)., of the St. Muihews Lutheran church, Wilmington, eonduetoel the morning service at the Presbyterian Cburcb oo Sunday. He came iy dire-ctior: of bis Synod to look nfier the inh rests', and with a view to the organization ot tbe Lutheran in tbe city, of whom there is a small, number, motly Germans or ot German descent, who have come here cbittly from Pennsylvania, ami are en gaged in tbe mannlacture or trade in lum- Dr. Bernheim is in the youth ot old age. rather above the medium size pleasing presence; has large full f u-e, clean fchiven. with br.d and hioh loreheml; his datk eyes look out pleisantly through his glasses, and bis countenance beams with a glow of benevolence anil elevotio. ; his buir. tboogli dark above his forehead, is for the mi tot part gray nnd like sneiw flakes, fall thickest in white locks about his ears. He officiated hi the black silk Vestments usual to his denomination and in a manui r attractive and heipful to divine worships ly it? dignity gnuc and reverence. The scripture read was the tenth chap ter of Hebrews, from which the ninete nth and the three following vcs.s were aelec'eil a tlie text The subject an nounced woe "Tlie full assurance of faith, based upon the first clause of the twenty s-cood yerse: "Let us draw near with a true heail in full assurrancc of faith." He preached a sounel gospel sermon and made a fine impression -tion hi he arcrs. Ia the nftcruoon he coudoctel services to the Presbyterian le-ctute room accord ing U the Lutheran form of worship, partly ritualistic but with extemporaneous pmyeis. His sermon on this occasion wa adapted to the intended church or ganization to. tike place that nigh'. Several denominations were representee! in the congregation at the afterno n sei- A the name indicate, Hall's Yegc'.v ble Sicilan Hair Iienewer is a re newer of the hair, including its growth, health, youthful color, and beauty. It will please you. z COST IX KNIGHTS OF II.1RMO.W. Only five Hrutlis in l 1 Years Out uf t our If himIi-oiI Hriiibi-ni-HeuefltH in Ileitcli of all I'll Ffitiitnreh. The orde:', Kniuhis ol' Ilnniiony which ;. .'. in this ci: y Mrm li 'J'M, 1 lr is paid to th lii'in ol i!.r live nicin bots who have d'n' 1, the .-urn ol' I " ; 7 i would have ocon euM-c! v without the ben ( lit ol insurance money, had ii no: lain for thtii- in-einleishii in this home lckl-e. Though thissum w:.s in-all. it is enoui;h to lie of oil at help to a poof man's family and it has been proven -o. and the mii'e cost ol the in-nraiK e was trilling. The "Veraue nion hly due i mi id by the de c ased was three !..i;.u..; tor this their fiimilies oot a leiuniof $2.'). 00 each imme diatelv upon the death of the member Ih ino made known .-md the assessments paid by each one during the lim : was as lollow: One member tiothini:. the re mainder, f t Ott. $2.00, tSi.OO and jl.OO i-f,o il i v p! v Ir ran tloi h i -ii thai llioir membe-:s!ii"p in the Knights of ilarmouv was a good iuvestmeur. especially lor the , i, ,-r. i,. .,. ,., inu.'iu llli.)l no o-' ' ' yj , o', other insuniiiee. Tin, owe .... rn.f w .-i lu-n dolhir e : C I f..r oiccmos- tl,w ni.1,-,1 tolhe to tlie tlii'. e eleiliars show s t he total avi ntae cost : v,as only live- dollais to oath memlief lor his ir.Mirance el over three hunelred dollar-!. If some are elisp isnl to li-htly es leem sa :h small ainonu's. they c in l'e inciabjr that it wou'd not seem si t the :!utc w- a hi ,' : iti. . ; the the !'. pi I'll ap :ie- even iea l of the means lor househeiUl w ith .ii buna! on Land. Besides the benefits spoken of above, about $107.00 has been expended for sick relief to four members a huge portion of which was for hired nurses. The sick lienctits, as we stateel Wore, were extended only to those members really needing ai. i. It i, not a speculalhe but a pure, I'l-oiherly. relief feat are. In the Chapter Degree, in which insiirarce is nivrn n embers ' the larger lodge They 500, are admitted It to 55 yea.s of age. can lake insurance in the degree for 1000 er 12(100 and ihe assessments range from too cents fo a dolh.r and sixteen cent- accoreiiug to the a j.c ot mem'oeis at time of joining and the amount ot insurance curried; while the member ship in the Degr-e is too small for an as- sejsmsnt to raise t lie lull amount the tjen elicuiies would only get their due pro portionate part el the ainoi nt raised, but to i llVee this, wliile the ti;emlership is small the a-sessmetits will come corres spoudii.gly far apait. On tl.e other band if the membership gets laige enouglrf or one assessment to raise more thaii enough to pay a denth claim, the surplus wi.eu it gets large enough will le Used to pay next claim and save levy ing an assess ucnt. It is a just and equitab'e arrangement either w.-iy. In the lodge there is no doctor's exam ination, hut the applicant has to till out answers on question blanks as to health fullness, tix., There were about SO mem bers admitted belore even this precaution was tiken. It h a remarkab'e fact that all the mcmbeis who have dieel so lar were taken in belore this rule was adop ted. Ir. the degree a regular examination by a phpsic'an is required. ARB EST OF IIE.II'I'URT CITIZEN'S. Was it Ionc to InHiicnro Civil NiiitN Tliey Have Annlnst the liiHiirnnro Coin pan ieM ? i -In another column will be found an account ol numerous arrests of Beaufort citizecs on the serious charge of conspira cy in procuring the injuring of partus diseased with fatal maladiis so that they could spec dily collect insurance money and reap a large harvest ot spoils in short ortler. We are informed that there ii re two sides to the question and that so tar only one side has been heard through public print hut that the oilier side will be I'Sird before they are thiough The preliminary trial will be hold to day and the defendants will be ably rep resented by two Xrew lie ran attorneys, W. W. Clark and O. H. Union. They went down last night for the purpose of appearing lor thein at the preliminary ex amination today. It will be held before Allen C. Davis, J. P., of Morehcad City. We understand that a number of the tlelcnelants have over-due policies of in surance in the companies, to compel the piyment of which they hr-ughl suit in the Superior court ot Caiteiot county, and that most of those; suits have been re moved to tbe circuit court at ll.dcigh, and further that the same claims which the defendants in the civil cases against them set up as thciransr an-argued for the prosecution 1. 1 those arrested. We know nothing ul what tlie evidence will show, but the above facts being so itlooks somewhat ai it the crimi nal actions agaiust the Beaufort citizens might have been brought for purpose of eliciting in advance evidence that would come up on the, trial of those cas -s and als-i f ir the putp se of creating a stuti ment advetse , to the plaintiffs who want to ge t a seit'eiiu nt for the policies evhu h the imurance companies refuse to pay. Ice Hi nils Woislilns -V Pounds. Mr. Jos 1'. Willis of Bairds cieek had a splendid lot of watermelons, averaging tine all through, up to the city yesterday. They were of time varieties grey Jor dan, ice-rind ami mountain sw ei t. The ice-riud variety is one of the Ix-st flavored melons raised, but as a rule they do not come up to some oilier kinels in size, hut m tins lot ot .Mr. V llhs. were me'oas ot this urietv weighing as high as lifty-five pounds. This is a goo 1 show ing. Mr. T. II. Carmine, sharply, on the lookout for the be.-t melons around was veiv soon tl.e owner of die w hole lot. Tlie Roantorl Intnranre Excitement. The Beaufort framluh nt insurance nlfrr continues to g:,.win inter. t and sensa tionalism. Dr. I.. Y. IVrkins of X'ewp was arrested Monday an;l faileil lo give bond, although it was placed at only $250. A special to i he .loutts l, Tuesday morning from Beaufoit announced tlie post pon men t 1 f the trial until this morn ing at eleven o'clock. It is to take place- at Moiehca.i. The telegram further stated that eld n alTe.-ts had bean made up to that 1 1 mo. and that the people of Beaufort are very much excited over the ali i r. Oirl sidence. on Broa nmiutos liast - At her r. trect in this dock. Jnh city, at ien 20th. Mrs. u Ik?i c i l'l:s li'il a s:ccp, . 'J moot hs an, 4 lays. . ,vas b u ti and raised in a-ed 7.'! eai Mrs. v;:; New Bc-rue. and wiih the exception of a short tin-.e iluring and siuee tli war, lived a faithful here all In f lite. She w a mender of Centenary M. IC. Chinch, South, for nunc than fifty years. She was the mother ol Mr. .1. K. 1 1 1 is, and h is ouile a iiuiiilier of -randchihlren. most ot whom she raiscil. being in Xew Berne. A u''Hd woman has gene to Iter reward. Tlie funeral w ii lie held from Centenary ch lo lay (Tuesday,) at 1 ico'l iintanee'.- are invitee Methodist Chu ee' e 'C'k . Pi '.e ll-is to attend. He trrll I iik t'.lfler Snliiiloir-i Aiiiint- IIH'II I S. The aipoiiitinenis .f I'residing lllder Swiade-ll lor th. ii'madider of this quar- ter are as I e! 1. . e, s : Be-aufort Morehcad Citr. Straits. Wbite'l' -int .Join s, C.v pri ss th. Craven, Dover, Pamlico, lia v'-oro, .Itily 2 A u -u st 2 4 11 is 2a 1 0 8 S 15 22 22 nip m t'n : Aii- Hancock, Vaiieeboro, BcUk'1, Ccrtenary, Snow Hill, Rainbow. Mt. Olive, Indian Springs, St John's, lt 21 II IIIIKAV (lltlt)l OK.A !.!. Willi lOlalit .neiulx-m To Uiiuf.ii itiNI. I.ulic's-THU hiacniis anl Jo Killers i:icc'lMl - Kirut Senilis ,i New lteriio Were I.u i li i nns. Tlie Littlu t' in Wlliell llli-t ill no Ni h (' I re 'ell I ,as.-i-i 1 a 1 1 s-oiiir oil l',-(Hi .. ol V. oflell i 'I'l ach i: Beinlieia:. 1 . D New lie; ne a the yi ar. and to -1 ,c :i-t I. cum Mipper to the laiil.e:' ..i here. Dr. lVmiieim, a tmg i above iii.-lnielions, li.i- in--t in: tie official -i s i t to the city aial i! e re the organizing of ";it. I.iik. '.- K Luiheran t'hiii'ih of New lleiiie. . The i-igaiii.ition wa i 1 1 ct, le CI lli c room of iho l'l'i-hyt i:,n Dr. lJeinheiin pre.-idi. d and M ; Koch was secietaiv ot the : E'uht nienil-ers were iiiruliei, aia:: Mr. ami Mrs. V. V. Km :,, hr-i W i- . W. :n e' . 1 Mr. Mr. ale. p a n V n:,'. W. Koch. .1 1- Orpha M. i -eii. Mrs. W. 1 Ai crly. Mi. .( a .i. ! Mrs. Dennis Deppe. The e-leciion ot oiliecrs was; with, tie- nsult was i, -,t M F. n d Koch and .l.cob Kid-, i - mid Mess VV. V. Km h. I). :a Tlnir ii.siidia'ii-ii Ka er w el . W. !' A 1 1 -. . t 1 1 ,e 1 1 '' - t nil I IU'xt V'MI 01 "' 1!l ! " , f,.u'"'u-r- A"-'": hath in the nn-ndi. iin- 1)1 r.el'.h h. lValh r to in i tions. ineoillslT" aui Tin .1 e-onsti tut w;u lh. nut ting. Xo action procuring of: Bernheim gave aging remark: ii at er. Hi- : was lake iliice nan1 up.. '.'ie- w o:-hi . v-ce an-; rocc do ! r iU o' a sile w a-, i .e. to : e :.: was ch'-ap, to he content with th than the mo-t cligib' v sil uated or.e . to obey (Jod's command and: Ward and the means to d o wai. come. I'l. Bei'iihedii opened the m oi sanixatioii with prayer and al-o :: address of considerable historical it Trevious to having hcaid it we have stippos el thi.t '.his pr-. w;:t ii.c. was the lirsr c-niering ot the- la. church in the city, but Dr. Bern i. in is a sclio'ar of much rc-caivh. s that solar from litis be dig the cm Luiheran church was i he lirst cycl ed on Xew Berne soil, that :he Palu tines, who alone with Swiss. .llV-t.-d fo : -cm o ng to: avi a;, toia st. wi-.':":-1 . Well low..; ; se : he i pl .llt- rman . iettled j the town ill 1710, were Lutheran-. !!-. outlined in a lew words tin ir h s-.n -. showing how that, m the w r lor the Spanish succession the conn ry of t: -Pulatims was made ihe l.alth - r ce,, I.-, was devala(ed wiped out of existence and blotted from ihe 'map, and .din we-, i the dispersion of ihe Palatines and how Queen Anne i-f Er.'d.ind, r-ieivid and sent Siime of them hut to America, ' in,' colony composed if the Pa alines ami some of their ueighb rs, the Swiss. settU.i New Berne, others wen: to Peni.sylvauia and elsewhere, ar.el these thntiy. nnius trious Geriiian Luthei ans, w ho have re cently moved to New Berne, made investments anl entered into business among us are descendants of these siim-. Lutheran Palatini s. In coming to Xew Berne they come it n ight he said with t he right of pre-emption, lor it w as their peo ple who were its first set litis and theit's w as the church of ls." y.-ars ago. Dr. Bc-rnhcim traced also slightly ih history of the old local chinch, and told that many of the Palatin-s left New Benie alter thetrouliles with the Tti--cai'ora Indians, and settled at Madi-on court house, Virginia, where tbev now have a nourishing church The Bish. p of L'liuloD, sent -over ch-;rcli of Kngiaiiel ministets lor the remaining colonists ami they become absorbed into the Episcopal church. Thus the town was lelt w it boa; a church of iis founders and has e ontinucd s.) to the present Dr. B.Tuhctm w a-h-r-in 1S5S, mid at that tin-e h - hutn-l but one Luth- ran here. That wasold.Mr. J. F. I la off. father of our present towns man, Mr. Jno. F. Haul)'. THE I.l TIIEKAV l)ll(011M ll(l. Wlinl (lie Clinrcll IN-Wlial i-i its lli&sts or loclr ine The lliltle I lie Only Rule What in Aeeepleil tt ( iirrcolle Expouinliiis; it. "Lutheran Clllli'eh. The oldest and largest of the chu:clu s tiiat sprain bom t be Reformation. It is the ch: I e i'ttie'n in ( iermany, the state churcb in Se an ii nuvi.i; and extends into Bailie Uussai. 'The Aineiiian branch in which th. ; are four g. neral org ni'alions ranks thd' l among the Protcsiant de iiotiiinations in the United States. "It ha three ecim enical i n c's in com mon w ith other orthodox churches the Apostle s, the Nicci'.e and the Ai hataisian. is distinctive confession is tiiat of Augs burg, but some of the European State elm relies and some ot the synod.- in Am-r-iea rece ive a's the Apology I' -r the A ugsbiii g, the t w o catechim- o l.uihe r. the artic es of Schinalkalil. and ! muiit of (.'oncord. These nine are groupeal ia the Book o! (a-ieo a: lot e mhi '! JiOOTltlN.W. easts. From the cmsi itut ion o! S; . M: iliurc l, Wilmington we take lia: tth. '.Vs fotlow- illg slati-ment ol doctrinal basis: 1. We lielieve licit lb- Canonical Books ol tbe Old ami Xcev Ti siatuct.t :oe given by itisjiiiation of (iml and a-e the pi.rhct aid only rule e-f fiuii ami doe trine. 2. We b.-lieve lhat t ho lime ginci.-d cne-ls, the Apostles. Niceiie and Aliiana siim exhibit the faith of the ehutvh tur ver sa I in aecoida: cc with this ru e. 3. We U-Iievc lll.lt. tlie undtcle-.l Augsburg Confession is in a 1 1 its parts m harmonv w.lh the Word oi (bid, ami is a correct exhibtioii of doctrine. 4. We Uphove llud the Ap o'.ogv, t! e Ctitechisins of Lutlu r, the Schmaikald articles and the forn.ula o t'oii'-md aie a faithful devcloivnent and deli :.se i 1 '.he doe-lnnes ol the Word t Go I, :is set fort Ii in the Augsburg c .nlets-ion. ;-. lieving and accepting .-aiedi, w e: shall em expeet I'lir pastor oi pa.-tors f i p:-. ::. ii in ace md the rewiih WII.I, IT PAY? That 1b the OneHlion for in.iil-i-a-I j n in the IH.sciiMfiiioii i (lie' lli-lil-Itnilellnz. Mil Eoitok; X'ow thai the ' ii-'-. question is up for discussion. I w-.-u!l tile to ask will il .? I- il rig t to lax a man man at Cov-1, Cr ne i Co. 6 "0 p. r an: ami lo build and ke p a hri-'go b eati-.- a m .n in Pamlico Conn? v iviv--, in ferr a.-i- -V 0 I Iier annum.' There are only two mi n P; County whose h r: Ce' : ex . eea is lin do.iai person, .ehi'e if C.av. n. Pamico an.! Beaufoit counlies are l:ived to I ni . ! t'ii-brid-i- iherc is not ;; man owning eio) in worth r.f projvrny whose t: x for the bridge would not be m ae lh ai b's i-iage (iv annum ) ifihcre was ti !Y,m- bri 'g.- :r !.rv;-' f irV it Woll d !l"! I .Se I'Vrrv :!0 per cent of ti e j Pamlico. It might cmptv Into llolll 1 dfo.ia.. P i;n I" Beaiif. rt Coumitvs a lai- r. i x et i S migratory colore 1 .ation--. s,,n:e of which might be mis-ed l.y ( laven's Urge f irnu is. who would bear the 1 ur elens of the taxation for the bridge. We need a railroad; Pamlico and P..:l'i fort counlies would lake stock in one. bir would not take any in a bridge. Ii New Berne wants our I rade h t her lie1 p us get a railroad. Then- is n . nee 1 . l a wih tin- pres.ii eon It; it of oar r Wollid the bridge In lp tlk- tt Xew Pierae; lt would, the r- t all. le: at the expense of the wh ue-de it'.. Xcev B-'t'ne eva-its to b -come- an. in p city let hi r lake are of i 1 vh trade. Theciiy wou'd -o ut tax our raig" e 1 1 1 1 1 ' S ; . (' r:rt -ollmg lirodii-e ge.ting tn- .err.-tg-- 1 ireney out of the f n mors after no. I believe the Cotnaiis i.mer ; of t'r; County ale eei-e snd h.'ii st men. and not engage iu any eeiid si heme notevah- i standing that threats ate made to ,urn them out" if they don't build th.- br.d-e I unci put in a set who w li do :t. j T i 1 0 I'eoplcare already taxed too high ! and a bridge debt, on which the in'ce-; I would lie more tlittn llie bonelits. would impoveii-h them beyond reason. One ul its leading advocates who wants a bridge. 1ms never had to pay ore cent ferriage in his lite. 1 think he ought to be satisfied with h s presout special favors, Pamlico. '!'. KDIJI ( MAIi(.I !l i'.W. 1.. ;: i- How ! ;o- :: ii iii-iue- 1 iisi- is s.si.i in H:nc s I -Mil X. ' . : i-nv- A - ii. ni' . A'- !-! a : . The . i '..til -la lit Ilia; ali.i ', i f. w eill. kin i w I 11:11 o. at the ;: ail n.spe iu- imiii' r.f ilic . . ; to de re die cu: :. 'Tlie ;i all cc. W c itnme.hat .i've-t:L' it" the ::: i.ier. r.olili i: u not t pay .a co i rn il !: 1 in- imv it. I il -i-.-m- tail : ;'..; i-.U I ; ur ao.'.it a l il, s p ill! s , at S m. n .-.I pre-, .ntl . e-:!i -iiiume . Ti.ee i ia- - His w ho wa re h i od-. So : a- Wei e pel cie- wcie m. id ti l' ton-'- t hill the di . . en ill II 11 t.l ll r i '-k. iw that i re lii i living 111 l's.l u I:. a-.'t k' me tie ;, Who I1 it. a.i i e .ml 1 not o;i v P. r ior i:i-iii ti'T. Not or:,.- , f the ' i tile e- isC w a., p: 1 ii -ill i:.e - e o -l. p: pick- was ii;. , rc I'll- 1 ,iat ad t In :;. . ai-)--. s X a ( a '.Id In rny w .." home til" e You ma-' rem. m ol the vii ti:iii. lid -r. i'el ni . t, s. Cf'll- ne c- slo risk f lake. in z il i pap. ': a o i b ne W I- .se susjucion i' i bar o 1 1 1 V Tue her on slim I e.'.lipilll lei Il W as pl':le ' :e j I 11! th.: -C's r-.l-isll 1 tiiat Mrs. Williams Was allee en ai nr. tere-mou-.-y atiea s I I.l eld' r t-. Tii. re ar. cure the iusiir-su-picious cir- iiroim.iii'.g other cases, and p'.irpeJsC 1 whole pi. : o: ved il o p:;s!i tin: investigation until .1 be i pO-ad, no matter who it.' A spe, i.i 1 disD.dch sent In u Bean "ort uk World whie h we on Sal in day to the Xe-w Y givis account of ihe ten aire -i plll.'ished Mm el iV andaod-: I lie :ox -.-sis were a sii.p.ise lU'II'. iie;oa was arou-el i-.ar'y a The pi' .se-e uiion alleges thai th; will show much ingenuity on t .1' ago. e : t. ne-e part of tho ileieii hints, involved paid . any sii-p:,:'iu! o they are lnuv u i vi-oroiisv agaii 'The Jpe'-;i:.: men p anned an e U': "." 1 1 1 g into i il six life insinanc The insurance companies me of the claims I'l.f ue IV .11 i Wa.s ar used, bm tea I in pre sin- the oa-e-sf ihe le'e ad ll'is. dl li'ge mad" 1- that tii('-e I partial i v se.,- .-co led in ct a scheme to dclrail i co r,p mie.s the Xorth- We -tern late A -so. the Mich: nt Mum a1 ion of Minne mo'is, i of Detroit, the Ed- : r : 1 1 - c - : i.ifc A :-s;tt !! II- u la 11 1, il'oid, ill of it . II , .ia1 Mas-, .on an Asso. 'it A-s hn Mutna o ! of XC'.V H s York Fund In the '1 here caiiusl -V- ill nonv . c a hi alt a w : t :nst t'.e ai e u-: oi lift',- v:t t-st I ll V IT 1ST (lill'HVMliH. trt lo fiierensr Ilio Cfi p:i-1 1 y ot'tlai Inst i ( ni ion. ;p wli oiil (he Biblica! a ordcr tiiat needy oi'i '.v iti iv lal ihaii ciiihli, :' seitne more a, a brother ho ee ill give thirty .lavs. What ev'ill hi of X'ot'i h verv wish b be one ol inn e within the iiex the idi'.cly-ninc ': oiti.-' deitomiiial .-".nil each W !, te are i he- gr. at I Carolina s- --.y to t'n e cliif ir. n w bo ought h- Orphan:-.:!' : Shai I we say io l-o.-iii .' The Lord can Mjute K' a; hav-. ee e- tile pi"' s. ni ( rap--ee ithin the n t than he B tp;is;s l X'oi'.h Carolina more ix weeks by drought. I the Stat.- have given lor nt v in a I I.-.r ,'s these, ya ar-. -'Tlie earth ';! tie- luhi' si thereof." ! - ati-ii- ii until i vci'.e i X'or It I'ai'olina s'uaii th We -,p ill'. w'tii in-, i : inn i i d'.i ' a it-'ii.e an .list :an ilcm 1 Of life. lends to lovo. tl.e re-pf'iisi Iii.asm ni h ti i i i' tln.-O. ye insi i.l- I an ' ibti. - ain you did ,1 .ll.l :l lo l: P. s.- iltioth: !' I'l i lo u-iee Ve feel Hi . r i -1 1 hlties f the lca-i , f w. i r the above e as opeisCS I o I o tain (he n- xt :d." in type, e of live !0 days. 100 w :: itirag 'in. ii i i.i. iiriiriiRi:v--iiij ikk." Will Hovo to F:ij .'lli'i ille nnil u Into lin- 'lvi!iin Rusiierss- lie HiOH Tills Wroh. Ma 1 iill i iiiif.p'in y. known lar and vide nti 'er his tais.nss n m ,h- 'plume i f i i ! ;- n-is 1 1 ;e':it ; u; t -,e er u ge clo'hing b.isini ss of Mr, Fr iiii ititiei tv Thorn io our re-li.- to the ton .,1 Favel I vii!. and an 1 e I oft! c ieh . knoev ll e I p. opl.-ol ;1 lo n.;d-n- i'l; v 1! . Ike f's i . if. a;r, il; lie d.e- -k taking sjoi k and ti i as 011111111:1:! . le his I Is 1 bllsthl V Ill ume. ar.il ha ve Ml ". a s ' a bout lo We i hrui 111 -g. he dm s not - ee i 1 i go it. I le lt von an v f his eeid move '.vec-K. Mr 1 lutiiplai ey ,i I no : . Vncr rca-e 1. . il:l- 1 .1 01, gi call Ml ' ne ii ;i-i:, r !.. known 1 tan k rup! .- tip bank r ioa 1 eg- l Ss jil tbl! i.-a !Up lie I.s a 1 an line, a-nn -ill 11'. lull tiling Til- Iv T I Tl Mr. d Faea 1 tcv'dle, iimi'iiree - h:- ten le d as t; . 1-: t s H ; niii net l.xii big P- 1; e I" o 1" I pui hiii g e! ' e- : e i 1 ; 1- iie?eil liaals. iti'-evn hi- ho : -ach a throng' "V:l '- lb .':' ;:i iii' i'-: Pig Peg 'Hit tii. St P..' I - li-stlon th a '.'. 0. F:i cltee i lie 1 isk.d by lin u. illation of t ,0 : e-e'.-gbt lb I P Id I' lad 1 1. W'o l.eil'i l e ii) unlet' (spoil-. Ill Ul il! 1. Ihe jnsev: V Wl.l .' cv. . v yvcil-regu'.a-aii-1 ol CiimlK-r! md id';, n: if Pig J ke 1 to m ike Favcitc ba e ! he iii- ii ty re oueau and child in roiaiioig comiia--. reii-ger to our cite' I'l .- li.b in s i short a hiring bis diort sl-iv c h 111 ttl'e I 'un.'l. ri: There has b en who h.,s it: :. le 1 I nan i'ag 1 1-. i.-t -timni'-: ; -ti -h is tiie :--e t Tiiorutoti :.-.s !,, Mr. int. ic-t of f 1. la. Ilc-I'nion ol g.l The ieutaon Troops prop '-i' l iias been po-.tpou As few mctlihe! to be presi nt, it i l rnsltiimnl. cotid X. C. I-t -I August ileclarcd their intention thought best to put Ihe reunion oil' until more of the regiment can be heard irom. Eveiy one of tho 2d Regiment will bear from the committee. V AVAI, It V i I 4I.I,I Kl ISK. u ii liii ions I lia t W il I Uit veru it Anil ! nil run ions ! I'lioso Wtio Will I'ur- l iei o-lie-. ' e 1 1 1 1 1 1 . i n i l r K. Winslow. et'N'ew IJerne ii i- --ne 1 lia- lV.'.owinir inform.it ion. in 1 ru- lam- and o: -lers iVoin hea-iipi i ru is Ji on - no i ni, .N.i. 'ate t.oi no icla- e v. 1. ch is to ij "ill ne w n a w u V-. 1. U' vereta-y o: the Navy I S, S Anipliiliile to p ton. X. C by t he 3;d purpose oi uH'ordtiig albei !'-: and lie 11 ol' t drills and exercises tin- Ainphiiriie, will I V.lj and LOIllililie fo I". Imn 1 1 a. the I'll.' - :t :i-t i... An. ir en 'ah e. eel lroiu (j'..-n- 1 !e aaiianei's to u-e alo the monitor ! in ki.-t, in i.oniK ct uii with the pro I exercise.-. ( hlicr- all i in. n I'esirino to partici wid repot t in Vilminiit.)ti, N. ('.. to ir. '. mil ic 1 r ( i .. Morton, IOxeeu v. An-:. 2nd or Sat- ( ) t ri ; av, A . I la- n 1 mi- 'll. 1 lli, .IIS mud In 'raiispo: t; HUM tell a ,d fiom Wi! cai c 3t to the villi' dodal a.i in i lor each person :. imi-t i ..r 0. lor e par I to tlie l a y iiriv d in W'ilmin.'- l.i: it- will provide themselves l ith -til..; ion niii lorui, whit- tioiisers -om-s and sevord. Pel ty Olliei r iii -n tii.r-: i-ii'i c '' -mis while uui 1 pair ';--.. dn-s. 1 watch cap. 1 ;',i .eckeicai.-'. 1 pair Mack shoes, is un.ii r cioi hiu-. 2 lilalikels, (one . on --it-;. o -J to .e!s. Toilet aiti i : e 1 flu s,,ap ,1, .-;ie-l. a t, as iiiu-t be legibly marked i : i h t : ownei s name or battalion nutii 10 hui-iw :ng Battalion X'tunia rs Let. T! ar.- a-.-:g i Hvisien ;iedto the several Divisions am: : Commanders will assign each th'-ir respective Divisions a iium- m i OCT Wl He'll W I. vC! not I.u eliari 'iil ilioaiiir hi l otitieelioll a W iimingt. ith till- Biltllliioil : n Division. 1 to lot) inclu- slve: Eh all. th City Division, Ml to 200 :ae In-i-.a : Kiiist..:i Division, go I lo liUII ne -us ve : Moi'ehe .d City Division, to 4H0 inclusive Those members of the Battalion who are not yet supplied with full dress uui f.rm v. dl be allowed one suit o! citiz-ns clo'hing whieh may be worn (by permiss ion': while on sl iire. Members having the fill dipss will carry the same of lien of eirz -ti- clothe-?. 1 1 is advised tli it those provided with 'il -a'ale's and lii'ibe" coa's should b-ing t hi ni alsp. Trunks, ex'-opt lor olli cers are not allowed am' valises niil-t b -of moderate s v.. 0. Xo .-.ruis other thau officers si h arms --y to be br .light. 7. Each Divi-ion may bring two loys ior iiistructio'i in signaling, provided the ritt n cons-nt of their pat-i-His or guar d.-nis i.s see Uicd and they agio : to be sub ject to the regular ihscipline. With that exception no jierson, except servants, not le-guliirl v enliste eh commissioned or ap pointed a member of the X'av it Battalion will b.i allowed to paiticipale. . Xo servants will be brought by any Division. Such as may be neces-nry will ') furnished in Wilmington. I). Oliici rs .-.ml men of each Division niu-t report iaabidy ant must come pi'cpaied to stay until the completion ol tiie evercis. s which are expected to ter minate Augu t 9th or loth. M. While participation in the exercises is vohmtary, ollicers and men will be sub ject lo the us ti d rules ami discipline of i he Xaval service and the State Guard. MOWS IX ItUIEF. The practie-e ship Iiancroft sailed Mon day f.oai Annapolis for Garelnei's Island with a crew ol naval eadeis on board. Cholera is now raging in Corea nnd in the Lino Tung peninsula. Tho Jap anese dominate Corea and hold the Kin a prisoner. F.e'e hundred Dutch settlers have de ¬ cided to si tbe in Don-he: tc-r county. Mil on the Xiliiieoke river. The settlers will come direct from Holland. Frank L. Smoot. book keeper for Henry Biseoe. a luinb.r merchant ol Washington. I). (.'., is nns-ing with $'!,(b!l giea 11 him to dep sit. 111 bank tor his em .lover. The report lb it Miss Susan B. Anthony had died suddenly was a "lake She was sick, but recovered. loin .Johnson, tbe Mississippi negro ravisher and nuii'dorcr. escaped from it mob of lynchers, but was recaptured and shot to death. According to the siatistie s of the Ark w 1 igbl club, the number of cotton-spin dles iu Georgia and Ihe Caiolimis has increased 20 per cent, since 1 S92, as regains! per cent, increase ill Massachu sells. The Spaniards say Ihey have the Cuban insuiTce-iion about crushed but with the next brea ill they say they are preparing 0 send (ai, iioo more hoops lo uib.lue 1 lie rcl els. As tins is too contradictory to sevai'ow, poopb are b ginning lo believe that Si.ain is gelling the Worst of it. Slate An I i tor Furman sacs lhat nc lording to i 1 1 1-'rm:i li oil from returns made by coiiutlc-s, the as-esSid values of real and pi rs n il prop, rly are holding up far better than was anticipated. At ii asl 2o percent, teluction was expected, but the falling oil' will lie but liltle, if any. if the 1 ottnties y 1 1 to lie hi aid from hold their own like llio-e which have made re turns. Some thing like s.ixtv-lwo millions of dollars is what the New York Morning loii-iia! estimates wiis burntiip in patriot. i-111 em i he Fourth of July. The use of pvi -otfebnics iti celebrating a gnat event si ems lo lie but little less ( Xiense than ih it ol a civil war. There are quite a iiimlx:r of things to lie estimated ii we would ae coiiu1 lor bard times. A. cording to a New Yoik cornic pnp-r a young man was arrested in that city, charged with kissing a iady against her will on the public highway. The prisem er p'ca led .hat she was iu b'oomers, and la- mistook her for bis long lost brothev. The mngistintc discharged him. and it i--iii.i tne local tradi-snun can now scarcely siip.ply the feminine cleiiliinel lor bicycles tin I bloomers. Tho News and Observer says.lhat tho pla-leilng ot tho Vandcrbilt palace at l!i trnoiv, near Ashcville, is m aring eom pliii.m. I.eroy Treadway, w ho has the loulniet for the piasti ring materia', has jit-l shipped tin- last car. making 50 car l..a-is in all. This is probably the largest -ah-of adamant plaster ever m-de tn the : Smii h for any one budding. The house .s lo be completed this year, without '.l:si,on, even ii ouisiiie woik lias io ne el t lor I lie flit lire. 'fee Ha'e gh con-esjioadcnt of the Wil iil. gion Ai ess. nccr say s; --Ti e baptists eiii put iipa .?.(:') budding at ileir rpliaeiige at 'I holiia.-ville. It is not In 'light lhat Ihe sioppige of woi k ou heir Woman'.- uaieei-siiy will b.; lor 1 r-g. .hist as rapidly as pnihlc money will be tai-e I. so the work can lie pushed. It is 1 c -i-onably su u: that the building will be- ready by next spring." The State Auditor says lie has up to this il-de licensed forty-seven building and lean associations to do business in this Stale. Of 1 hi-se nineteen are from 01 her States. I. ur U;ing from Virginia, live from Tennessee, one from I, on shiua, live from G -. orgia. one fi'oin Xcev I lampshirc. two t'r Mil .New York, and two from O011-:iee-l le;'':.t. The Ashcville Cki7.in comments thus o:i consiis taking ;i"d the expenditures as ihe census is now conducted: "The hist 1 en us, not ct finished, cist us $12,000, (.ii'O. and it is probably within the truth to say lhat light theie the t'uiltd SiaUs gove'inneiit threev aevay (3,000,001) of go d nioin y. Tho aulhoi's of the Con Liiuion, in providing for an enumeration of the inhabitants ol the states every 10 ye it's, nee or contemplated the gathering of a great mass of undigested and unrelia ble figures, nnd there is nothing good to be made ol the results of such an expendi ture. Moreover, the precedent is bad, for, if 112,000,000 cam be expended unconsti tutionally, why not double tbe sum ? Our 1 census is largely a fraud." IO VESSELS. I iii''l o r of (lie ll.v lli- Suatiitiii I'nite'fl Sliili-s M !' 1 -e-. Marino lIoMnifnl I r. Claude .M I'.'iry ii.sj e'ei . r. U-spitd He : vie notice to etiplaii In coinpliaiic i 'union of i his eii v. San I'ii'ted Slat's .Marine ::nr the followile: an. I pi !ol s of esse!s: with the eiiaiantine I'nUe 1 Slat, s, Ye-so. s I eoidatlons ot I I mr.viiia at 1 1.;, p. the itiiar. inline ( -i ' e r 'he follow ie" i A n v . s,s 1 t sieo iieer p- cotid i I ; W'eb s 1 i' an Mil. .1. j h ( I id ic to i III re ; llll a s- on board, eign pons, or -' ic p"I'ls. poi ts wlu-re 1 1-p ill's, or is Fee e r pIC- (') Ail c-s; from foreign pm t ) Ye-s.-ls Ir Choleia or Y. i here Smallpo ai'.s in E id in Y'.U ale i er die a' o'e i'eu s I. to cast am Yi How Flag ..n Any wilful . i siibj a:t the i fi prisomnent )!'. ; oi- Tv, e f .rill, by not.li boil- app at if anv o . enir e.s. ichicg tin as;.,-, le '. 1 1 1 le - w i 1 line or bu i r ' el re i : ea'.e Until till I of (lie, hi lo ,ln bed be hiw. IVi-leel Tm in Ciisiiiiilii-r ''iliin-0-r:; I - : IN111 iii!-.. Mr. Noah T. Fuichir of Xo. 2 (own ship, bis kit at Tin. .Journal ofli e, a spi 1 lu.ea of perfect teem 1-111 uinljci s. It is coainion to k-c: I w in vc-g.-tabh s. but as a rule ehher tbe dividing line b teve 11 ihem is so huge that they app. ar almost as one, or 1 se one of "dieui is small an I nip r fecl. simply an appendage lo 1 h- largi r one. hi th s case tbe ciicumb rs are ah nil iqu.d in s .-.- and shape ami the union bet eve n ihem is so slight that ly ing on lh- table t'u.yc.-iihl isi-ily be mi taken fur sopiraie ones One stem served lor both and ihe blossom m uk ninning f. 0111 llie end of one ih evn to (he point of union and up lhat to the end of Uie oilier shows that one blossom served for b ith. Tin- cucumliers are of average le ngth an 1 of exceptional s'zj around. Each one incisures between ten and eleven, in chis in eircumle rene -. and 10 encircle tbe two r. quircs a siring a loot and a ha'f long. Their combimd weight i.s 3J poin ds. As the cucumliers are ripe VI r. Fuichir thinks of pluil nig s im- of t he seed to see ee hat tin- pr k I net will be. Mr. V. II. Pearee of the e'ny, is proud of "Jap. 01: se" cucumbers. If Mr. Fule her develops a variety like these parent cu ciinib rs wc think they will deserve to b named afier the m..st fa-nous levins, the "Siaineso." IK ME.HOR1AM. Die ': In Boston, Mass ,011 Wednesday, August Pi, l,s!(4i Edward Graham Dave's, in tlie 01st year ol ins age. ' Thy brother shall ris.; ag lin." Coinmei.eeineiit Dtie-, CvMRitliHiK, Mass , gGth June. 95. At a 111:1 ting O' the Class of lS.a)!, of Harvard I'liiver-dty, held llii.s day, (he leath ofliroth.r Daves was annoumed by llie Secretary. Bio'lurs II .shine and Coolidge, w ho were lequesbil tore poit some simp e isimate in which the Class held him, leponed :is I .How, anl the Se-retary was ivoiie-ted lo ti-ansinita coiiy to the tamiiy of our 'eiiartiil bie-tlu r: "The Class have bar. ed eeith s-uceie fe-gret of theel. albof our el as nate Eel ward liru"a ie Dav. s. which took pi ,ce at Boston on ibe Pt. -f Aii;ii-I, l.SJl. Bv his genial 1 mcrs aa.l disi ingushed ability stioug lasv-!eei ng and gre.ii in tere-t in everything : lit eit.iiaeil t . lh. evelfire of the Class, be bielgrea ly ea deare t -himself toils members, and will always be most aff ciionately reaiombered by them. Attest: Daviii II. Cooi.idge, Class Secretaiy The Discovery Saved His Life, Mr. G. Gil'.om lie, Druggi. t, B-avers-ville. Id., says; "To Dr. King's New Discovery I owe my life. Was taken w iih LaGripp- ami t ru d ail ihe physi cians for miles aboui , but ol no avail and evasgivin up and told I could not live Having nr. King's .m w Jiiscovciy in my store I sent lor a bottle and began Ms use: and bom the first dose liegan to get belter, and after using tlnee botllc-s was up and about again, If is worth its weight in "oh I. We won't keep store or house without it." (Jet a free trial at F. K. Daily's Drug Store. Illliriler in IVew Uerne, C. mice years ago a jeweller located in New Uerne. FXarylliing wont on veiy nicely until he b.-gan .hung work, selling jewelry at a .fair price, then there waster 1 il do predictions and groat jiroliting as to h s ultimate success. .lust call in ami see me .now and you will think, "Me! My! hasn't that follow built a big tradi y I have done it by charging $20.00 for a 20 year James Boss Gents Gold hllc Elgin watch where others charged you $3:5.00 or $40.00 lor the same good?. A watch chain for $2 50 that you eere accus tomed to pay S5.00. All other jewelry and clocks in jiropoi (ion. Watch glasses 10c, watch hands 10c mainsprings "oe, cleaning lac. All w.uk guaranteed 12 months. Any jew. dry. I see lhat you do not find as I icconi'iiend I evil! gladly replace or rchiin your money. The finest line of Eye Glasses jn the State and properly fitted lo the eves. Call and see me, Middle St. Sign Gold Eagle. 1!a xt Kit Tm-: Jeweler. J P. Morgan A: Co. have deposited in the Xeev Y'ork siib-lreasury lor the ac count of Ihe Government bond syndicate $2,000,000 in gold coin to make up the lednction in the tn usury reserve bv ship ineiils lo Kan-ope aiind l anael 1. I liev re ceived greenbacks lor the gold. Care for Headaches As a remedy for all forms of Head ache Elcclric Bitters has proved 10 be Ihe veiy best. It effects a perniane nt cure and the most dreaded habitual sii k headaches yield to its iullue-iice. We urge all who are afflicted to procure ;i bottle, and give ibis remetly a fiir trial. In casts of babit tial o .11 tipation Elct trie: Billcrs cui-es by giving 1 lie nceeleel tone to the lwiwels, and lew cases long resist the use of this medi cine. Iiyit once. Large bottles only Fifty een..s at F. . Dully 's Drug Store. Wholesale Market Counlry Produce. Beel, 4aac. Beesevax, 2"ic. Corn, 45c. Chickcns grOvvn 40a 45c pr ; voting, 30,i35c. Ducks, Eng. S5a40c; Muscovy SOaOOc. Eggs, 7 JaSc. Fiebl peas, $1 50. Jeesc, 8(ic. a !I0.:. per pair. Hides Dry Hint, 0 i7c ash and dry salt 5c; green 4c, deer hides 15a20c - ottir $la$7. Lambs $1 U0a$l 25. (Jats.30a::2.:. Old Sheep-uusbeare 1 $1.00 a $2.00; hearc!, 1.00a$1.75. Pttanuts, C"i a 7 5e. Sheep, $1.00a$2 00. Turkeys, $1.2-5 a $1.75 per pan. "Mamma, was that a sugar-plum you just gave 111(0" ask. d little Mabel. "No, b ar, it was one ol Dr. Acer's Pills." "Please, may I have anotb-iy'' "Not noev, dear; one 01 those nice pills is all you need at present, because every dose is elf ctlve."' When Haby ev.is si.-k, wn frave her Castorta. When t:l 10 was a C'liiM, sho eri-.l li .r e'astm-ia. diell she hee.aiiie Xl iss;, sin elun lo t '.-est .aria. YTle tlie I1.1.I C'iiMilren, slie ;-:eeetlieiu Castori&. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. "The Cross is tho prism which res veas to us the beauties of the Sun of Righteousness." ....NEW BERNE. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Opens Sept. 2, 1895. I HIGH GHADJI V BCHOOL. This school oil' is the very best advan tages to prep ire for advanced classes in college or for business li'e. The standing of students who have h; en educated in this Institution atlesl Ihe thorough scharship and benelicial re sults e f tlie work. Theie are men and women who were : d.icatcd in this school, occupying promi nent positions in this and other Stat. s. It is the lirst chartered school 111 North Car lina, being chariend in 1700, nnd it is the only endowed preparatory school in the Stale. The building is commodious and con veniently arranged f.r school work. The moms are large and well ventilated, which menus a great deal to a student's health. Good patent desKs are placed in each. There are e ight nicely arranged recita tion rooms. This year there will be departments in t-iOTT'iisroie, HISTORY, LAlsraTJAOEfl, acisro i.ish, MA-TH RM ATIOB, A rt 1 1 r 1 e I aVL ii s 1 ce- The Priucip il has lieen making meth ods a study at the Ihe I'niversity Sum mer School, oesides twit-wing 1 lie Lorn and French Languages ibis .summer. The school will b.; made better iu every par ticular than it has liecu heretofore. We solic it your patronage. For fur ther inform ition address the princ ipal at rsew lierne. E. P. MENDENIIALL, Prin juv : o ur PEACE : INSTITUTE, FOR otinq : Ladies Unsurpassed in Thorough nc-ss, Loci lion, Lquipnienfs, faculty. Furniture am rare. Conservatory course in Music. No Superior work anyw here North or Siulh Send for Catalogue. JAS. LINWIDDIE, M. A.p (Univ. of Va. jne20 3m Ealeigh, N. C PRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL Of NOBTH CAEOLIWA, FOR BOYS and YOUNG MEN Buildings formerly occupied by "B'mg ham School.'' Location unsurpassed lor beaihfullness Moral and Iieligous inlluence. Full corps Ic ichers Instruction thorough and first- class. Terms moderate. Address. Kev. II. C. KEGLEY, juy6dw2m. Me bane, N. C SALEM Female Academy. The 94th Annual Session begins Sept. 5th, 1895. Register for last ear shows moro than 500 persons under instruction Curing the year. Spcial features; llie development of Health, Character and Intellect. Building; thoroughly remod elled. Fully equipped Preparatory, Col legiate and Post Gaaduato Departments, betides first-class schools in Music, Art Languages, Commercial and Industrial studies. J. II. CLE WELL, Prin. jue 31 Salem, N. C. University of North Carolina. Comprises (he University, the College, the Law and Medical Schools, and the Summer School for Teachers. Tuition $60. :5 TEACHERS, 471 STUDENTS. Address, President WINSTON, Chapel Hill, N. C. for Catalogue and handbook on "Univer sity Education.'' NOliTIi CAROLINA. College of Agriculture I Mechanic Arts. The next sesion of this College will begin September fit b. Ex amiuations at county seats lirst Saturday in August. Young men desiring a technical education at an iiiuiMiially low cost will do well to apply lor catalogue to A. Q. HOLLADAY, Pres., j.ylTdw lin Kalefgb, N. f! ST. MARY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Ralek;u, North Carolina. The Advent Term of the Fifty-fifth School eVear will begin September 19, 1 S'Jo. Special attention paid to Physical Cult- uie and Hygiene. Address the Ke-Clor, KEV. B. SMEDES, A. M. juyTdw 2m) Oak fox Institute "Stands in the Forefront of South ern Fitting Schools." Prepares for College, for Business; .140 Students and 53 Ciaduates in nil derail ments last yeai; Nearly $40,000 in build ings and equipineii s; Locution unmrpass ed f..r beautv and heathfulness: nearly 1000 (eet aliove sea level, in full view ol the Blue Kidge; "Maximum of aelvantange with minimum of cost,'' our motto. V rite for catalogue .1. A. & M. II. HOLT, jujGdw Cw Oak Ki.lge, N. C. Tax 3a,lel I have Ibis day h vio.1 upon the follow ing described lbal Estate to satisfy the faxes now due and unpaid for the year 1S!4, anel will sell at public outcry at the ( 'ou it House door in the e ily ol New (Seine, county of Craven and Stale of North Carolina, at 12 o'clock, midday, on Monclav August the rth, 195. A copy if tbe saiet levy has been filed in the oi- tice of the Clerk of the Sup -rior court for an! County: Axum Skinner, No. 8 Toevship 2 lots, 1 avie town, lor t lie years 1S91, '92, "03, and '04, $ (i.l 4 Henry Taylor, for wife. No. V lownslup t10S acres Land, Ni use river, "i.2: W. B. LANK. Sherllf. Nev Berne, N. ('.".July 5lh, 1805. Office Clerk, Superior Court, CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C. New Bkrni:, N. C. July 12. H05. Pur.au ant lo Ihe provissious of Chaple?!' 427 of (be Laws of 1MD1, aiul by coi.s, nt ol his Honor Henry K. Bryan, Jitd-e ol the Second Judicial Di-lrict, I hereby give notice of my purpose to l e absent In.m my office on tiie 'I'll rel Memelay of August next, said absence to exlcntl from Tues day iho I3lh to Saturday the 24lh of said month inclusive. A competent Deputy will have charge of the office and the us ual hours of business will be observed. i W. M. WATSON, Clerk of Superior Court. FOR THE NEXT ' Z 30 Days 06 5Tis iA. r 7: '-.t w I have decided to sell my 8 tock OF- Can r-u-its at greatly reduced prices to mako room for the new pack of lSOo. It i.s an opportunity to lay in a supply which no housekeeper can afford to neglect. Dried Fruits Will also bo reduced and our stock in very complete, all nice goods. Call and seo them. -ooo-ooo- Imported Direct From tho Far East describes our stock to a T. WE CARRY ONLY. THE CHOICEST PRODUCTIONS OF THE FLOWETtY KINGDOM AND JAPAN. -,. v ' -, Good Tei is half the meal. Nothing can supply the want of it. The market is flooded withe the spurious goods, but there's no need of buying them mere ly because they're offered. ""' We give our customers their choice only from the choicest ' grades. : Our Teas are such that a Mandarin would drink with satisfac tion. Onr Special BraDfl'Mixefl Tea We still sclL ONE lb of this TEA arid ; 3 lh.G Supir for 50c. Our Coffees are the cream of the Ara bian and Java plantations and so always high grade JNO. DUNN 55 and 57 l'ollot-k street, Just Received! A large lot of now NORTH CAROLINA II AIMS. I am also at'enl for 'TV st on Earth" and Cold Medal l-'lonr. Try a barrel. Satislaction I : uaracleed or money refund- 1. Lorillard aad (beil and A Snuff a spee- allv. i68('ounf ry Men-hands will do well to see me before buying elsewhere, as I guar antee (o sell you goods cheaper lor tlie CASH than anv house in the cilv. My tables are free to the trade. All Coo. Is (iuar mteed or money re funded. Yours L'esrn -clfullv. . raiRBi jr. NO. 77 BROAD ST. HARDEST BRICK at Hard Times Prices nml Salmon ones lor a ve rv muni I amount, ol money. No matter what kind y ou want, comer nod sec me; I have e iery grade, aui my prices will suit you. J. R. PIGOTT, 1 : 1 "1, 4 '.'V- AI