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. HE JOURNAL.
New BnM, N. C Feb. 30, I896.
' ' r.uUrl navrnlr aed of thi
Fair
: U be oa sale . Um gruarxr.
, TW Fair D1 doob(W cam a brisk
dtnas1 f "ntry prwioc next wrck
I ; aad ta mutator of thl work.
' - ; TV Fair at wrk wi'l tiMortilly be
GwbnllTyjiaX Bern or any-
uner ls to Um State.
. ' Buy 4 iaaoa irkst; yoo eaa k on ii
?KcUtl el were, at II 50 w m3u!i;
S cesr & thiWrva. Artet eatorday toey
wUl coat cwr.
',. 1 &Mtk Ho't'i cibibit will rake 105
' Iret C apar; it will a rtotaJ.l ooe. H
will Bv poultry and prt aidiaala la
? tart Cy,
Ertrj forth
rj barcbaaer ul a wma tickrt h
pprtunur wth evrry otbr
- MithtMf to lc m tb. or ol the
kijh lend btcjci" which is 10 L dcoalad
' to M of th por-haaeta.
TNI MKUT.
Wr4l rata
1 . - Tte twtanaiaoaeAs ry iim Ai.1 Society
' f Ukidl ititst Bapixt clion h was qaite
& ptaaal aad ucrs-fal flair. The
mi Vxsje wa wJ I flild and nrh o
xmrtxtpajias! acqulucd binBif ur lirtif
bkm cmit-Wy.
' Tbm orebUa r6red orie' 6- pierc
delititfairy.. Itwaj compul Mr.
. H.- Di-Wird," toiiK-tb , Mi. VT. W
- Kook aad Uiaa LqIm Iea Violinist.
M'. W. F. Abcrfj ..n ih truiuN or, and
- il a Orpt.a Sot t, piaoxt.
Tb rucal moa JPria'br ' ' 1 ' .
ts'rvt then wee I niii.
We will yUll Mt - Blaacb
. MiT:k. of La G rarer', n uic tencbrr
oflkt Coiley 'e Inniue. Thi- i the
flm tin aii oaa appearci ft- re a N w
Bera aacftw axrepi at schot.t lalher-
' Ibj aa' sr mad-a 'C tarbe nu
, prasoa. Def wrs, 4 on j w. II trained
. " Dot ia clear aad Ol rxqaMta reiars
. Tbr tr e mmm b Lura Ster
aad XaJ.ie C'xm, aat ih toJ doi
byUaaia nu aoat P-weU aere beaau-
faUv tMr a was ih -mr of
. 11m Cla.Ua Clark "Too Late" to the
Are virpoa.
Th opening aud fl'ithf iumin, in
each of wbicb tl ml: caajpany U k
. Met w beaii'ai ia appeaiaoce and
. deiiahtAiiia troditx-o
Tb ataJoai ft' t 4hrr Ubleaoa werr
kdairatU i (Ma aadj lutifnt id.
.-flia Utiri -
And, taken a a iMi e.the DtmiD-'-
taeot a niahtnl. sini tbe aadiroce
k ittt away cU piesu kt tbnr rTeaiug'
ffoyarat.
The Ilanll aod State Championship
rwaala iscat kj the ll(ct yoao tteti
, f Qm Staw still t errata of c.oaMlecable
lull 1 ail ' Tbej will ba beid 1 baretis.
The cainnca fee- ia fifij ceaU. The race
' Ma op to ai kU ratrie most be
r rr M UKOtxy, Fc-roary 24 h, ia wri
tiac IO G. P. Uobrna mana-r.
- im (oM a. it ia eucii race will be
. - piee atai t vb wiaorr, b dr cab
pftaaa. T cbaajniwoetip, otal is
eWaaaJ by Um Sk wab MaoapaV 8eal
Cex,- Mitwaak'c. Wis, It is an eirgaoi
aarxkL t aiad at 23w
Ceaalia aatw .
Xr. IL A, irns ot Jacksoorille,
eaaM f Itaeday ea a koaia-as trip.
Haa Aa Rsdkardef XiTer, ia t bit.
ia firkada the aty.
DkC Eatl Sktaa f Boatoti, the well
kanwa proprietoc of Sloaa borse rriae
Caa, ia laapjien J at Ike Citatuwka.
: Mr. B. A. Qaka. foraner aawjrr at t-e
timaaat m1L rHsrsai froai JacksooTtlle
aaSia vwk wii Um mum aompaoy.
If C B. L aveaoaa ataxtrd by Ixrycle
sSacJc to 'wpor kioada ofaiag where
Wlatiawi,laagarQKL bai aaniiaa iib
, a accxWat lo km wael aix atllra f-wot
, ftaa dty, ltok th nvwnioa; Uaia back
tUw Bar aad waat oa duwa to Nw
.' ' poet by rail at aigbt.
. )e 5tila Talkrr, wkn baa spent ib
' waam year vit link W. T. Laae ia Xocb
1 Ghmv-a, ba Maraad kooiax Sb il.
- ' fraMd will bar tojr ia Boom, bat be-
4ac Ttf Heat, k (fed to be at bomr
', Jsai. ...
V Mr." B. W. aUmpaoo, architect, went j
4owe to BHurfbrtm pr tl nsl basias.
v 1U.J.K. BTiUia sUtewds tu b a basjoesa
1 tarra arasl a ia away,
" ate- 1 UaoUrof Handcnost, aad
, Mt Lao Raaknt of Duibaa leil
, jwrBraiaf to th.tr Boa.
jV.'Xra. & F. Dilfingaia t LowHl,
' v klaaa, arriTvd to rtait ker Rater-te-iaw
VLra. Thfa DUiiDgtiaa aad to attrnd the
'jrur-
, Ur.J. milai, propriecor of thtr
XaatCarolkM Marta Aorkaof ihiacity te
tarrowt fxuaa Ciaato. baviaic flaiahrd hit
' - wrk. tbarw U a atyte hixuly satisfactorj
la kia prda a be always do.
Dr. LekMaar DzSr ad froD C0 -rta
Lak whan k baa been p.iidux a
Maplf day.
, . Jflaa Asms 4bott ret anted froaa Jack-
. ar7ill.t7ber the boa beau visiting rsla-
:.
' 1 - VUsa Uxxb Cwall YaoreJoro. came
kaatBDote I Heaofott wlf she ill
' l.r, wUa ber aackj. Mr. T J. ErH. Mr.
. Tlp caiteuiaaia k 'po J her aa for
: mm Bar,
UasanL. X. OoUe aad Ja JL Ween of
Saw Yark wso hae wean priidKg a
aoartthsaat befCbatiaaaa aid Imotog
jsaaar 2J Jaraa waat op to Kiaat-a
Mm. Delia Kooer, cf Heilford, former-
'ly 0 avaar fiens raoM iana Die s(aanr
yr inr . -
4raa to visit acrdaoxMrr Mias Maad
wto i aapU la Kinay,s fcVmioary.
Dr. E D. Gokibrnr n-ioroad fmni
Jatiraac abrfa b baa btco a &.w d.-y
oa praiaaanaal baUxas.
.Mi. Cai Buff Irft co tbe si earner
'faaat for (Xrao-k to viait bcr autrr
bLra. 8crbav wbo ia qafte aick.
Yf. . JEf. Willi weot op 10 K'oaUB,
riat 4 Easily m-iiortois orr t
a-ajva af Mr. i ba Tall and Mr. Joho
bicBaa, aia a ltAl L Ui apuorj of ih
Ul Ux.mai CbadvicM f tu.i town.
Mr. 8.' Gwn nf Bayboro. ia ruttav
,fc-atl.t,)rri.
.- Qa. Baodrt retaroed from Wil
; jajrraj rffrft b baa beib ou a sburt
. iau to JBiaUff.
-,J m JaJDZ retanved frooi Tip
aail aooad Wkn sh ! b-n rititiog.
H rm B. Way iA PW" rm to 00
the Mat aier KPa tu riait bcr futhr, Hi
Jioeiy.Clsit
''- Mr. Lraa Paarce who baa bc.rn liioi
aaar Pv1P om 10 00 tle si earner
, Maaa aaovaoa; barb t 1 a city.
-- : rt
: - .' fT 1 T J SB Tar Kakikita.
'CwytblAf ia aoar io rva-tioaa st tbe
, Tair grooaa4 fr eahitata aod committers
W aa baad ta rrcaava snai arraage them
aeailaaaa fiat proper car ia otatowed
poa taaae.
TV aoooer th rxsibtt airiT aod ft
to poaitio tba better . LH h-ta cae
' riy ao aa to liyhtea th rash wbicb ai,
ry ocoeaai ib but prrperatioo.
Cat ararybodT take pride in ng
' inaartMnir la make tbe Fair a socccaa and
aJaw to reralfe ail ibe benefit poeaibia
ftvaaa
A Li-B4 lata.
' '. Vir ciOaeca wrra surprvard Mooda-y by
ake aovauai oacarrroee. a alight soow, but
. wtfc tb wanaar wraibcr which the
. veatber bare predict for today tbr
wilL la all Ukaiihoud aooa be ao signs of
it. -
. . 7b aoow storm appear to be ro afloed
to tb Boertb. There ara two lucbaa of it
lm portb3 of Soulk Carolioc, two Ucbs
at Waldoa od aome enow in the central
part of tboSul.
g0 boar ikat there waa no snow ia
. JqHAk or Kctwaond,
Pp ta Ibe back and groia' auppseaaed
aad bb'y eosored .aria aad all kidney
pnj bUM froobie aatckly mliered by
Jo? Way aad Lirer EeiroktUar. &
apd f a eta. For al by JT, & Jjufly.
is Htaotiia.
11 R. Klakaraa. ar of w
PrUl ! Rrt Clll-
Ii i emlneptlj met, wi.ee a nun il;e.
wbo long life ia D'tbie t'r dcvi.Uo.i tr
ftaty 10 God ik1 man 10 sketch his !iio
d1 character to imurvM tho; wh r.'
ma id and incite them to 10.11:1 e the U;h
aad doHI examplr.
Ntlaniet S. Un .1artann, f,l r
A. H. RicluMs. n ti ui w te, An.a 1 '
Scott, was boni Nov. 10. :.cir N -
be'O, 00 tin- Xa'Cii Cuero lioi- v an a-,
ioo, oow th. etite .f th Messrs. llurfu
V. ry txo ti mfter the family mov.il in
tows, aurl t tle usual ae, Nath.mirl eo- :
trrad the New hern Ai-nioo '. Ixtr hi 1
epeot tbrv or four years, twtii taught 10,
the roditnot of an Eui; ish elu ation
lie wss ihro plced in thi- prioti'.u
DUlmeiii of lhc ohl "NewlHrni
n, td tl
bT tlte bsoteiited Mnht-w, of ti ch Mr.
Wond waa foreoiao. ifav.D hero tin'.Mu-d
a iat-lli)et aod industrious sppn -i.tice- I
tjbip, he remored 10 Ivjieiiih, ml tono't '
eroptoyineot in a Ino 'erv m l p'.utinu:
otBc, but toon reniod Pi ( i. .1 , i-.lKn) ;
where he eoageil to a l.ke hiH:n' s on j
bis own a C"iir.t.
EdUy in th war, he I. fl Uold l r u d '
went to SleTillo auil orkcl ot. tin
"Aajericao," Mr. Drake, enior, unti tie1
sorreoier. He ihi-n uovei to Lafirjnco I
anl was tbe railrad agent tin re ant:, i.r
went to Ore-o- county mi l emiii,! m .
fmriuiaa, wbicb he coulicu .1 un .i Ja.. v I
18T0, whin !e cau to N ber , .o 1 . n
lrVei aain in the blu.'ery -crA pr. ; dl: ;
buworM, wb ch hefucitu! y 1 r ,
until impaired lltalth ui e t.mi I- - .-I
aoui t o or thrva ye-rs cujce. He.ini
Feb la, lb8, abou; 1 uV.ot k, y. .1 .. .1 ,
tb 6?tb year of ut ae
Mr. Kichariison w is marred t're, rt;-t
a- Hooke.t..n. l?5i l- M - K . l-h
UcGuwju, ''j wj.'in l.e h'i rin- I .1.. :ei..
Iri only survinn, .Mis. Jula A . w fe .
nfCapl. C K llaucc-ck, nud Klert I
AlobS-s a well ki.owo eitiaen "f NV Km I
Vcoo.i iu (Jrte-ie c.'tin y. 166. iii
Caiharioe Cnnn nt;."'. J t r " II .
W". rJ. v. annuipgHii, who, u .tu 1 er 1.1. li
ter, Mr. !aux 'ay llunte.. w;:. ..i K
L Hu .t.t. ' I -tleo' e mo. r . L- n .
1 ., of Durham, auo Kredtr ck, au. th 1
at o. iii New iurxive.
Not log Miter il r. Hichir . m's tir-t
marriage be e.nmc e-1 hiru U with th
JaVtUiH.ist KjiIopi t'hurvh m .1 cu.-
.inuad in its iiil.sliip until 1S73. wh.ru
his relijionCi'Oyiciiimi enwrito, an.lhe;
jotOetl the tlisrtpl.s of lhc ChU'it) ot ;
Christ at Nelrn. Dr. J. T. W.iish,
pasii'r, in ulit- C.UjU UU:. D he u'.C'l.
Ia a tempii..p an analyaia f t .e cli ir
aeter ot Ml llicuarUsou in the wirn- i
rv atiOoa life. We ate someah.t n p. 1 I
benatve of the atcusatioa Ol urj.lu- tr
tiality aod two h'guN wroogtit eul 1;. ,ini.
He was Ol 'he b--4t 11 cn 00 ei.rlli. I.
ho bad a 1 suit some ruiht Ciill it u t'au t. j
.wo d n-'t it 1 x : 3 d in Ih 101: xced;nu-
ly tecteiouj othjtiie .! lonwr.t.l
was nUI. lie s!'xl Ly i', st i;bo ru 1 y,
if yon please. lie had n. heart lor wrouu.
00 compromise fr error, aad heixe, m
hi xitire way and wiih tbe Qnt .
tie words, w(ald ruett the one, ,n noil s
toe other, with tcmhing ret tike aud iie
aonciaiion. Tiiis b 'Id txi d-trnn'iie 1
a iTOcacy .f the truth, in in t--i ttul sim
plicity, will hurdiy meet ni'h ti.eon
oamoaiion of iht Gr at Judge, ho Las
tell on record Ilia holy ex .tuple for 00
stant and preveriDg imitation.
Ia the bright days ol laughing and
iDOOCat JTOOng bo J--O.I, Mr IliLharilson
and lhe writer cat, aide by si.'e, only a
moo'b'a i Cereoce 10 their "ge, :u ti.e oiil
Baptist chO'Cll on the hrl. near Cedtr
Grore cemetery, and gave atteoiive er to
tbe atintiy teaihiogs of D aeon J. L
King, of bltfeid memory. wu-8e loyalty
to Got 1 wa conspicuously mniift.d in
La loving, ant riug devotion lothetiuu-
day svIhx'I. Douotless h 'tb have u.-riv
tiice since tiope-i aod tni.ted titat the set-d
tbcre wn. Wuokl uirimately fnn tilj in u
rich aad aboodant haivist iu the rvt
bejonrt, where there sii ll be no more
sorrow, no more parting, no more l-., d .
Oo baa already pael over the r.ver
tbe otber, now U-Oppt i 1? 1 tsr totfw
axoaory of hn faitb ul fii-tid. w: 1 oon
pasa over too iliy ti.xi let li.e iit'nt . f
Uia cvotenane ahlue d.n ii;tu thr
liuoday school for it rued in-mo nt mkl
aaaociatioa ani ils limitless pm.Ue
aekl opportnoitifa I s
Tba friandahip of Mr. Ilicharl.'on was
cooataot, true, confiding aod almoet im
puaotbl of alienation, lhsuih somewhat
caouoo to lh choir of intimates, ye,
wbea uhe choice was made, be grappltd
tbem to bis soul wiU) Ixoks of sir). He
ay a path, ted w'.th their id firm 1 ties sad rt
raexBbered that be too was not perfect
Hi participated in tbetr troubles, sbured
their sorrow a, compassionated their ruis
tortorjea aod dignifie I hatuao natnre t.y
the noMttisluMM of the communion of
baart with heart. The erinoeei of his
teeoper, tbe equipoiac ot bis di?poition,
tb aoftoeea of Die words the entlrDeM
aad amiability ot his whole deportice it.
ba' lowed tba ties or his meotteinp and
idmIi bim ka friend indeed." A friend
ship unbroken in ITe not extiuet 10
(Latlu Tim-' made it, eternity pr
aerve it.
Natoie had by no means t-e- n uas;. d-
erous is her nt to Mr. Rjchar.U-mi .
With an hooest ttitellect 01 qoxk p. reep
lloo. appreciatire f its resources ami
trained tod eanct.el by tbe lg"ii kn .
dw wbKb bia occppation tfor.lr.l he
was ever prepare 1 for an iqieljierj!, con
sckoli'ua dich.ire of tba ounes
CiiiZ'Dabip. He aas 00 artit in. T'ne
measure d- belee-l was r;; ht, he a I
Tocated. Tuerri.n he l'ieveii waa tiht
be soppo'tcd. He r-arled his country,
with its democratic o:sliiu;ion an.l f ee
ioftt ituiioo, as the gift ol G hI in. I on ih
tablet afhts patriotism no Llur ot'l.
byalty left its trace. He uorsidppe I not
lb Dame but the principle. In a 1 111
boinB relations the same i.dul-jv
rii'it aod adherence t 1 pitoeiple in-irked
etrcry 'triBsaction. He ba 1A an u'i-
sulitad 04111. Not tteo lus viuiiasi 51
lh- Ro-ip Las ever lkaiin:h. 1 bis car
tteois-
WbA Mr. Richardson died, lhe dn p
Ktirt of wife, c'didien. rciahbora and
friend, alt-sted the luct that pub ic m-ui-tati"D
tound ita s-lr. Djfeat Coulirimttion in
th dotntslicity of the hou.h 'd Tiie
tfrrwid autl the liearthstt'De Le-t the ram
Socii abns'and Jwne.1 totuchawiie.
was a jiy f life. The one, kiud, cent). ,
prvideaf loina; ibe other. cberlul. at
Uotiva, devoted, clinging G.i'i h. '. -mart.
lev e tike a rtv. r fl .we.l th. re
Tbe cbiMren all bathe-i iu it. Uu' G -d
cbAsteDetb those whoai he I .v.-s. ..nd
ayrpjy Jhi comfortiog trmb Dert r met
witb a k-HUy'iIlu-.triiori than in this once
heaatitul and bappy horjje, now wrael
io tbe aooibre bnes of dexth. Vet tt thv
altr ;arxL Let the iiiceiise a-tend ir.'tn
it to tbe skiea as eer. 'lie will Dier
tear tht nor forsake thee.'' He nil! be
a husband to the wuLjW, a Kutiicr to the
athaV. Taught to IfiiH tru.-t on,
trurt avar.
And a m whence ram all the vir
tue, this true nob' Idy of manh J. a h 1M1 j
atirac'e-1 1J I'ubik-. and 5riit t e! in pri-
vhU? From fk; h iu the I.- rd Jeru Ci rt-t
-.fmilh wbith works br lov. , punrt'-s the
heart, aod orercooies the worl 1. Early
io life. Mr liichtrdaon wive htm-ielt to
G. L and c-nsrcrtei' his lite, U h' roe,
hi l&'eots bis meADS, bi ei.triee, hn all i
U) the Service of Him" who died to Save
bin. Iirg npreme'y, he lovel I
tn obey Ilim. With Hi word bi.ld. u in I
bi u,eart, he tleligbred" Io eiempii'r' its.
bte1 precepW, He bad no sentimental
um. Ilia religion was a vit.l, aitivej
principle fai'h pp.vmn ileil ly its I
works. Tbe piinciple went with him i
retry where. "Diligent in bu-ine. (er-I
Tent in spirit, aervlajt t - Lord." w.fi his I
motto. It was iiucnoe 1 in to mine char
acter 00 his h"Ue and his office II
walked before hint in the strret. It was
th sou! of every at t, tbi inspiration of
every word, the drfcoder ot every thought.
It waa engraven Up'n bis heart. Gad
knew it was tbera, and made tb 'man a
bleating to bis fellow His life bad no
staio, bia stckaeas no morruar, his daath
no fcr. "All thing worked together tor
hi good," and be believed it. lie be
lieved it 10 life, b believed it in dath.
God sent the Angel and took hits op
bigber. His work waa Bniaua.1. He bos
it as. He's In Heaven. The comma
pity gtouttfif Uie cborcb mourns, tb
fasily'tonara; bat Ueir roes it hi gala
Nathaniel a. Kicbajdaoa iaaai io tbe
arm of Jean bi toog, : well spent liie
says so G..dbe prised for tho HTe and
death of such a m m.
No btaledman r 4Hl il h. h nor of
h;s cr .ti , no warncr !n the 3 tt trap
ings nf militsrv pomp; m rli.il.ir rqinp
iit with lhe il'i'iiini: tril't Ot Cioniti'. hns
.ft i:. A 1 .! ;ih. man ls. t.illrn.
(i i,l I, is i:iiltil h ...tinber nt li P'Vl
I ti 1 1 1
y ' n Kirth to
Kii'2 ami A l'i
II , u;:i !,-,
:1k- tli p.
leM uuto
'iii-.
4'riliilnal 4'olirl.
XiiMi V V S I'KiH'KKIHSl I.
Ci.iv. 11 (.'u-.ty '"li.r.iiia! Co art con
ivihc Moiulav inoruini.'. at hill pa-t ten
o'. I 'ck, Ju'l.e Ci. Mear.-, of Wilmington,
pie d 1.. and o'i.i'or Y. V.. I)AiiieI,
.lerkW.il. Wa'Min. D.-piry Clerk S. j
H. Bull anil C tut crier KuMiardsoti 1 ei d 14 j
lre'nt in their otti.-ial ptisilion.-..
The let ti ni ot 1 srau.l jury reMi'ted
.j follow -:
.lam. F Cinrk, :" reman, Henry Hud",
Joins I) in i el-, co... K . K . Hi shop, W i ! tor. I
Bi.k. K I. M.ttl.ewt. William Huff, 1'.
v Cox, .1. r. Weath. i: .ton. Sani'l 1'eel,
K. V. Hirp-r. W. T. Wexk, K M. Ilr ek,
K. S. IM e-.i-. r. F. .1. Fiench. J. C. Kul
ci er. . D. Noler. K (I Hurt'.
lhc .l.i.Ie d oU"MPd hi-i ihtirije in a
-1..W. d ': r,tt- !i.;i-i'f, carebillv, i-lenrly
an I in p:e--ivel .. covering cuch crime in
i : - -i vi ' a1 s' i . . f hem on ss acorii irjfj
to the tl.v;.-i u- ma le bv law.
(i.ilv O'.e e.ise w.- t !; it was tint of
the St .!. ued lilt 7...; 1 1 r tlolion vs Honry
1'.. We -1 c .tiatoii, I r it'e.sp'iss ,-ell ng
i mC I:' n ! . : .1 I u i
-, tl. T . . a-- m
I. ics rrr.ht
wa -
oi v e a t" tin j l ry
to tiie t;m ot o.
n .a. i d upon a
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mat; a'.oui
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harjc
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to. I
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V Y
- I' K oc l k 1 1 1 N . s.
Th
dv. State
;:.!:-.
..i c.-l
ti :ed Tip -
vs. John Kenion, colored, aftrny,
JiuLnie it su-Ki.dotl on payment
ton
n-e.
1 . F
.dicing
e w , i
PelrhlUUt HI
; o.e
.nten.:ere. .ludg
pay.i ent of cost.
ment
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pay hit. t t" f "2 Oi'
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a-ai u l' e ooad f r
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it.
. .! , t lespass. N..t
p .ja.tv I t o ay co -t.
Tiir (oniiirrri at wobu
I'repaVlna: For The Fln JPrenrnlalion
And Ihe Kfrrpllnn .vnd i:u t rrl n i n
uenlor.Wr. I'ioda.
The comm'ltPTs on receivmi; and enter
taining the Swiss minister have tpeen di.i--eiitlv
at aoik t:ie-l..st to days and wc
ixpei t to be ..b'.e to .ve the roo ra'iiine
of coinplet. . ; ar: aa;e for the tli,' preseo
t.d.on l"-morr"w.
.Mr. I'io ii vttli l-e uit-t at Golds'.oro by
a co ui iu it tee of proa.iueiit inzen and t
itccomtuiiicd from tl ere to New Heme
tv the 'ii in piunteiar. The parlor
car --ri.e O'.l o: th St ,le"' wil! be the
one ut d. It u bl oe gi iy and suitub y de
corated for the o c-i.-ion.
It vvas t li -t xi-e. led to have the Hag
f.re-cnl .iiO l no Tl.ut-d.v. but it m now
uoier a n whether it will i.ike place theti
or on Wediie-d.iy niah', l e night of his
arrival Tee ir.a'h r wdl probably he
fudv deci'Ji-1 tod-y a'. 'i'g w.th oth.-r
lunos peit.itii ig i..e r. c ptioc of the dis-nnuui-neJ
visitor and the pp-entstioii
rhl a( (H-p'a"ce d i e 11 ig he hnngs.
nl.lOKITIMl IIIR TH F FAIR.
The Work Already In Proarena To
be
rialMrilr nad F.I e-ant.
.Mr. L M:tt eiiorfer. who so btaultfaiiy
decorated the business
.us. g and lium-
hers of the
lesai im s.'f New B. rne on
toe oci-n-i ui o' the firemen's convention
and t nirntmeo'. is again here registered
ul the Chait iwka He comes to decorate
the Fair buildings and such other places
in the city wfsh his services. We hope
to see the city presenc i-uch a gala appear
aqce aa it did on the occasion of the Fire
mec. a tonmamenf. The colors of our
ciiy, red and bUck,'lnuld be promineoe
in the (c-.rations, i.s they are also the
colors of Bern, Switzerlaud, the mother
city, whiih sends a flig to be presented
by tbe Swiss minister during Fair week.
Mr. Mitteldnifer brings an sfBistan
nnd un.ter ti.c.r skillful hands the
cicy it alrxady bt ginning to put on its
gay attire lor Fair wiek.
The gentlemen are at work at tbe Fair
grounds decorating; the Maia building,
inside an l out, also the grand stand aod
elcwliare.
Tt ty are als-i at work at the City Hall.
This is to be ileor.tle. I exceptionally
will; a porpou of its dec .rations will
. onsist of the colors of the State of North
La ohna and of the city of B rn, the latter
of wha h are aiso the clors ol New Berne,
having tvvn adopted from the
inotPer city. Ti.ce xvd' ulso be five
stiields u-e I m tbe d -locations; two of the
S- .te ol North Caro'ina, two of the City
of IJ. rn and ore ..t Switzt-r'and.
The Lusiups houses of Messrs Ja.nes
W. Moore, J. I). Dinkms and Ja:obs
liava already l.e.r- decorated and other
cdizens iit t)u:ckly f.iiow su.t.. The
Hreater the numbir who enter heartily in
to the decorations the better appearance
that will b i m ule, and the more ispidly
that tiie cr rs are gi-en the more qu'Ckly
will tiny l-e filled. There is good cause to
be.ieve tio.t the tie 1 ii i i 1 1 1 1 appearance of
the city dating Vaif veek will surpass
that of any previous occasion.
Ulbip PellT ix t Mobile.
The sp-et h of H.sllOp Petty ot thi
citv, which he receu ly delivered at Mo
bile A a , appears in full in the "Regis
ter." one ul the staunch Democratic papers
of the Sou li.
Iu C'.inire b in , oa the speech the
'Register'' Say-;
A WISE SEC BO I.EAUKR.
"Bishop Pi fo y's address, delivered in
7.' n Ciitm ii, M"b;le, on January 1, is
primed ai tu 1 in th s 'suL. ol Tne Hegis-t-
r. We .a. not 1 1 n.k any ex ten h d i om-m-nt
Upon it is necessary, for it Soaks
f r its. it in a n ann. r that should not be
paraphrased. Wli.it vve want our colored
people to do is to lead it and learn some
parts of it as they would a lesson, tor in
;t is wisloni f r them and good will.
The main point is that in this mechani
cal a. e common labor, yhlch the bishop
savs c nsii'iit'S the heft of the race, i left
hc'.ind un e-e it 'earns t," avil itself of
tne uiw'y inviute.i apilianccs n I the
n.w n.oth'diif workipj. The nijrt'oes
IU'J-ts-o;i imlla'.'llg t1 e faults 01 til'
.ill U' ll.i-i: :i'j l rf 1" !l hat It ist.ottl'l
ch lh' k and 'm r ol licit (ommauds iv--pe
t. ba detent bihiiviur, cleanliness,
lutiu-try, iidapia'uliiy and truthfuinesss.
"It is a hard row the bishop hes stt his
people to h e, but there is nothing woith
having that does not cost its full price.
The negroes can-.ot expe t to p .ss in one
generation through all the gra.ies ol civil
'i Uoa xfhic'.i the L'aucains have
ai lueved in thru' th"uard years of eff.rt,
IajI they i an iu ' start; and tiny can
take no bilur gun e than their bishop,
Wl.O Shows l hem very clearly what raii-
Ukes they have . tar made, what remedy
ih. uld be resoritd to, aud what path leads
forward J.o the
uselulniss uf the
rac ,
goal of ihe greatest
grervtcst numbir of the
liaclerm do not occur in
the blood or
in tbe tissues! of a heilthy
iving body,
either f man of tbe lower aoimals. " So
soys the ce'ebroted Dr Kch. Other doc.
tors say that the best medicine to render
tbe blood perfectly pure and healthy is
Ayer Saraaparilla.
Beauoharnp Si Beicb, Eafaula, Ala,
ribs: We bve bandied your Japanese
Pile Care for two years now aud can
conscientiously s&y it bos given entire sat
Ufnc:ion aod is a good teller. We regard
It aa being tbe best thing for Hemmorr
kid or Pil4 that we have ever sold. For
sale by F. S. Duffy.
GREENVILLE FI U EST RICK EN
Halt' the Business Poninn uf
Town in Aslif--.
(In
T en I y -Tllree lln 1 11 i nH letl rt etl .v
(he FlniiieN I.otttt Kwlliiluletl AlMtnt
ai.tO.OOO l amp 1 by n I.ni- MhiI
niHKHler lor I he Tow 11 .
Grrenvdle as terribly .-tiieketi lv I'm
Stvitut'dav tpirlit. 'I'll.' (treenMili- l!..ll-'c-tot"
w ith commendabip i nterpfi.-e ji't oi.t
an extra sjivins puMicuinrs of tlv tii i.tir.
It sak as follow?
The l.us n. ss ol (ireenvillc a clti-e. 1
about the usual time Saturday niuhl. an 1
our citiz-.-na retired to tli -:r rtpictive
homes to enjov a well e irned rest Iron,
tbeir week's labors, and prepare It the
peace and quie t of lhe Sabhtith, never
once dreaming of the pre'.t .ti-a.-tpr thit
should Ivlall our beiiutitul. happy town
ere the "d.vof all the wee; th" best"
siiouM daivti. Scjtve had the old week
passed, and the new luirlv bei:ti i ere that
dread alarm, lhe cry of tire, awoke the
people from tbeir peaceful slumbers mi l
hurried them forth to behold lm
disastrous cnptl igiat ion that h i
visited t he towu.
As ftis-t as they arrived upon the
aD I saw where the lire had gained a
hold, there were manv to shake
nio-t
i v. r
-eene
l'-'Ol-
their
beads iu despair and exclaim Greenville
'.s doom -d ! And s . it -cme !. un-l while
tiie nsu t prove.1 not s i t'eat'il is was i.ir
s line tune up p : el ended. y t t'.ie M . m-s
Coul.l Ut be -ulnllle.l bet. re t v. o block-
f the liriueipul strict had been swept
,. ;,,
the exception ..t a double
each si 'e. Te;. two -t .ry
I lUimina n
brick stores wi'h the opera hou-e. four
I one-story In ick stores and e'ev.-n l'raaic
' buiMitus made luel :'.r th- urif !y tl um-."
, TiiK I'Ai'rf...
The tire oritrinatetl in the baibir shop
of Herbert Edmunds Vest to the corner in
the opera hou-c block Juliu- l'i. mitiir.
one of lhe lur. ers and the brush boy w, ie
i preparing to close up and lc.ve the. -ii p
about one o cIOik. Asii.ey wi tit io pui
out one ol die arg,; br:,-s lamps i; !, ii,
scalteriaq I uiniiii.' oi! vi r ihe iloor.
! Th.n- il.r.'iv il..- l i'i.n i n 1 1 1 e s t r. et . smoth
ered out the lliniis or, th,. rtjor, aid
1 1 1 1 n k mo c ervi hint; wa? safe went ou
home. Passing down the sti-eet they nut
hiohi Policeman -Murphy, told him what
hid happened and askfitl hini to notice
the .-hop as he passed by i ir Jhis rounds.
Tne lirst time f lie ulfat pa.-se I he sav
noihing wrong, but going by aain about
a .p a: ter to t o o'clock he noticed the
room full of smoke, and before he could
g.venn alarm flames hud burst through
the fr.mt of the shop. It is supposed
that some of the buiniag oil went through
the era. ks of the 11 )0r without being ex
tinguished, or that the stove caused the
oil on t'ac ll .ar to ignite the former most
likely.
ON A MISSION" OF Df-STItr. TION.
From the barber shop ti c lire spreid
rapmly
in t hrce ilin-jtions.
Out at the front the row of wood build
ing on the Bernard property across lhc
street fill an easy prey. The wind was
blowing from the southwest and the lire
w ent uo further up Third street than Dr.
B .gwe i's office. Io, the other oirectiou it
swept to and destroyed the law building
occupied by C. M Bernard and F. (1.
James, and from this building Skinner &
Vyhedixe's office-. Smith's stib.es and
Hooker s bor room weie only s.ved by
strcnip us work. Had these -tniiidings been
lost the fire would have gone a: hast one
or two blocks each way on Cotanch
street.
HEART-SICKEXINfb
Down Evans street on either side the
raging flames continued their mad tight.
bcKing up two blocks of s lendid brick
lui Idings. It was tnough tinukullie
heart suk to see the walls o: thes-; hund
soine buildings one after another totter
and fall a mass of ruins. It looked now
like the whole of the street would In
ch .met I and not a business bouse left.
Busv woi kers hurried with turns ol
goods until the streets and lots for squares
anay were covered with conglomerated
stocks of merchandise.
BI ILIIPSO TORN DOWN.
As the fire came on down the street it
was concludid that if the old DaDcy
frame bui'dmg on the corner could be torn
down it would prevent the fire from
crossing Fourth stieet, and get'ing this
buildiog out of the way would alsi save
tbe doubled store of J B. Cherry & Co.,
which it faced, as it was not thought their
store would catch from tlje Tyson brick
black then burning. Severd kegs of pow
der were exploded about the Dancy
building only demolishing a small part of
the structure, when workmen sit to with
axes and ropes and lit-rally cut and tore
awav tbe lower part of the house, letting
tbe npper sbiry ot the wing on the street
come down with a ciash.
HEROIC WORK.
Fortunately tne fire never reached this
building at all, but was checked at the
Brown aDd Hooker bui diug next to it.
ADd stopping it there was as da:ing and
heroic work as we ever saw done. S. T.
Hooker, Chief of the Fire Dopaitmint
maishulled a lew brave men to his as-i-tsnre
and they stood on top ot the build
ing in a fxce of blistering beat and tl,. i.es
and with another squad of workers on
the inside, they brnght manfully until the
unjoining building, only sep.trjt. d by a
single brick wall, had burnul b. vend
the danger line I' is known that Mr.
Hooker is the best manager and worker
at a. fltv the town h.is, and his own pro
perty being in jeop.rdy seemed to nerve
hiro for more strenuous efforts thai ever,
and after a gallant tight his bidding was
saveo.
COURT HOUSE NAIUto XV I. Y ESCAPES.
While the tire was burning tierces t
sparks rained thick and last on r.n fs of
buildings beyond the public square, and
they had to be constantly wafcbe.l to pre
vent the Are breaking ou. in that quartc.
Suddenly there was a my "tie Court
House is on fire," as a light blaze -appear
ed on the steeple of that structure. Sev
eral men rushed up the flight "f sta rs and
made their way out to the roof of thai
budding. With ropes a ladder wss diavvn
over the tall aves und braced against the
steeple. Quick as a flash BobMoye scaled
ihe ladder to the lop and 1" und he was
still some teet from the blaze. Two mm
followed him up the ladder nnd these
held Bob out at arms length above their
heads until he ci u'd put out tbe Bte and
saved the building. It was a noble and
hazz.rdous piece or work.
LACK OF WATER THE TROUBLE.
Because of the snuc old trouble that
the R-fleet or has bee gel s. long to be
remedied scarcity uf water the firemen
wiih t)ie engine were powerless to do
effective wor. H 'hen they tiiat reached
the tire even one decent well would have
aitibled them to have put it out in the
I'oo n where it originated. As it was l hey
stuitid at the market hon-e e'l but hoi
onlv got a stream f.irly s ar e I ! .fore the
well was exhausted. They worked ar
duously, moving the engine mm place to
place trying t i fiud wt. r. even going
down to the branch near the Y. Howlev
place, but from there the In .-e bare y
reached leyoud the Cot am h street cross
ing and uothing could be acjoniplislied
Such a condition of affairs was d'Shtait
eDing but they continued their efforts to
get water yet without avail.
SAD ! SA D !
All day Sunday huudreds of people
throoged the streets to behold tbe gloomy
picture presented in the ruin5, and many
a heart ached a. they saw in tne smoking
heaps half tho business portion of the
town.
THE LOSSES.
Elliott Bros., lost 10 brick stores nnd
Opara House. $35,000; insuracec f 17,500
Mrs M A Jarvis, 3 brick stores, $0,0,0;
insurance 13,000.
C M Bernard, 7 frame buildings, about
$5,000; insurance $500.
O Id Fellow s, Inrniture and regalia, 81,
000, insurance $500.
Pitt County Rifles, entire armory equip
ment, $3,000: insuiance $1,000.
Others wbo were burned out were: Dr.
W B Bagwell, Blount and Fleming, Jar
vis and Blow, L I Moore, Herbert Ed
mund, H B Clark, E H Shelburn, Baker
& Hart, M R Lang, J L WooteD, J S
Smith, f'hns Cobb. H -r lvtV Ii-Culen,
I llioos L'ros . Br.. -ad t Ib'ok. r. .Vr, J ' :
I) incy, I. I io k'-r A (
J Cjt'obo o. Son. Li i.) iiask-.-i:. I -
Speight, J W H ...i'. n. s il,,..r. i!
fiynn i. Dr II .1 r..-r, c II sinith,
I Teil.pv el: ' . .' I. ' '. I.I., !'.:.
I'lllip. -i-. !.-!!'.. 1 I . l.':t!..ll'!. tU'Pciil. .
' it '. -top- i. .- -Pti; te. it: .in a:a--.
The lol!i i , vitp' wi'ip daiiKiocl by
beino lartiiby b .rt. d . r bv ie::'"va -
o!'st, fk.
Fi;.l.i!i.-':,ii.k';iicr.; Wh.'ib , "s.
O Hookei . .1 1. Sl.uki v . V S H ,wl-.
I ll.cks and T l'r Fiauk i:-,,;i. ( I Mun
i l' rd.
.'I A S i.ith i:,. .ved out '. ;-harher -hop
! li.xtiile- :p.d siml ill' 111 w ,'.h .-'i-li' dalil
;l;c. .1 lU'li-ny.V 'i'...liiiii:el.i bu 1 .;
I a' (Hit A'.IMI, Mini'.' .1 ill l-' to stock bv
water :ii d break iuc; it;Sttretl.
j J. A. Dupiei. !! I'eaf'-e ;.ti 1 s,..t,e
: o'h Some hp i li.p.i - h st iheii loo -
that had i . I: h it in
in tv a: .v oi -r.
thev
lloliKtl'irVltlF.D'S l.tVI) CiRANT.
Tho Or-lifimil Int'il lllfn I Anil ;t Ills,
lory til I he Fftinily ovv in I'titrHtittii
of Onr- ol l!io Rnniii'H leiefiil-
CIllN.
Tip. M -ntgomi ry. t !a i Aiheni-: r
pub.lsli- 1 the news of lhe, uutieipate 1 vist
visit i t Mr. Fiod i thp Swi Mmi-tet 1 if
the liurp'tPe ol pre-e King a tl.ig fioin
Bern to our city, and that it was if strrd Io
have a reunion at t har time of the di s.'t ud-ent-
ol Baron DiG r , tleiu it .1 and ln-eoloni-;-.
(.) ,e of the l.IIP-il .h so, nde l- ot the
Baron. Mrs. CaTl dine Ca:hoU-i June-,
wi e of M iij. Geo. .Tone-., upon rca bug
the att.c'e w r te io M i or Ei is ol :hi
ci'v. Fro ai the l.'tter we are permitted to
take t lie following extract: "
I h iv.: in my yj-si--si. .n the origin d
i i in i-gr nd gi ven B it'on Dt Giutfetirit tl in
1705 miikiug him Lang Grave oi Carolina.
He was my grand father m my degrees re
moved. T am the giand-daiighti r f Caili ii-'Ue
Jetiuer PeGiatienrie I, u ho tca-iie I V:1
liiim Caliiouu. of Abbeville, s. C.
J have ai-o a li tier giving the hi-tory
f liie I t G .: lb nried f'imily from Baton
lK.-Gr.lV nried do.vn to the civil w.-,r. '
The wiiter in-the letter regrets leiug
prevent', d by circumstances from being
h. iv on the occasion riferred. a regret in
which we know cur people wi:l share.
But though we misht be deprived of the
ph.asiiiv of a visit from this lady de-cm 1
elit of th'j Bal'on, wc would stbl be glad
to have the, ancii ut dm uni-nls of whi.-h
-he speaks at the Fair. They would b
highly interesting to many.
THE Vi;itY LOW RAILROAD RATES
To I ho East Carolina Fair and the Re
milling Thronp oi Visilorn that May
be Relied pon.
All our t'jc S ate very low rates to tl.e
East Caro'Lna Fair have been secured. We
publish in lull in this is-ue the schedules
and rates ol tin trains, both regular and
special that run into N'.vv Berne from
each direction.
Iu addition lo the very low rat. s on ti.e
regular trains there will be special trains
on the 2jt'.i, Joth, 27th an! 2Sih over boih
the W. N. ec X., nnd A. A: N. C Ii .il -reads.
The Wilmington specials h-nve that ci'y
at 8 a. m.; Ilobev lfidg'. i'tlS; Jackson
vide. 10; M-ysvi.le. 1I):j2; Follocksvdle,
10:1", und arrive n New B.rrre at 11:30
a. m.
Returnoig they leave New Berr.e 5:30
p. m.. and ariivo Wilmington at 8:40
m.
Round trip tickets by these irAins will
est n'f 3 25 from Wilmington; 2 00
from Scott's Hill; $1.50 from Verona;
.si 40 from Jacksonville; $1.35 from
Whiteoak; $1.15 from Maysville, ami 90
cents from Pollocksville.
Ou the A. & X. C R R , the faie by
tho-speciai train is only $1.70 from Gol.ls
boro; $1.85 from Kins ton, and $75 cents
from Clark's. for th round trip, including
one admission to the Fair.
This train j .ayes Goldsboro at 7:40,
Kinston at 9i 1 iaod arrives in New Ba: tie
at 10:43.
R-tuming,. r, fct Npw Bcrue at 4:50.
Oa regular. n the fare is only $3:60
from WiliniDg-Urt) and $3.40 fr.nu" Gohls
boro lor the round trip, including one ad
mission into tbe Fair, with intermediate
points in proportion.
The other roads in the State give low
rates also tnd this, together with the
widely known established excellence oi
the Fair, is sure to bring throngs ot
visitors.
Steamer Xense Rates to the Fair.
On account of the New Berne Fair the
Old D-.minion S. S. Co. will sell ticke's
from New York to Niw Be.ne and re
turn for $15bo0.
Tickets on sale Feb'y 31, 34 and 2fj,
good to return until .March 3.
Round trip tickets Irom Norfolk will
be onlv $4.00, and from Elizibeth City
$3.00.
THE PROPOSED RE-l'MO.
Of the DeMcemlantN of IoGran"en
rlel"s Colonists Some ol Their
amen.
Inv itwoflhe tl .g p i esec.tal ion from
Btru (the ino'lit-r city ) to New Birue
which is t t ike plice during F,.ir week,
at which time it is desired to have a rally
of the descendant- of DGraffenrii-.l and
his colo.nsts, we take from Dr. H.-iwk's
history o I North Caro'ina, the following
names of soni" ol the first st tiers, as they
were originally, an.l give with them chan
ges that have taken place in some of them
in tiie lapse of time:
Among the names ap found, Fslar,
'Isler) Gruru. ( 'room) Pcnege, Si'i.ous.
(Smiirtotis) Francke. Moor. (Moor.)
Eiback ( Ipock) Morris. Kmsev, Walli-.
(Wallace) tirenade, Miller, Waiker and
Coxdailii Cogsdell). The Stanley 'sand F3ad
gers desecuned on the iLolher's side from
the latter.
Of course Hps i.s a very incomplete !i-t
but L may serve to arouse greatir interest,
a.v.iken 111 inquiry and leid to th;; gath
ering together of soipe who otherwise
might not take pat t. M st of the iiatuis
cai be recognize 1 as bs:0ngii,g to fami
lies of i he county.
Ii arrangements are made for those nib
are descendants? of th-' original settlers to
make themselves known whether they are
now of New Berne or of some other p ace
no matter whither near or distant lhe
oc.xasion can be made a veiy interesting
ore aside from whatever exercises may ac
company the presentation.
That tired, all goue feeling, loss of ap
petite, caused by improper dieting, can be
easily eradicated by using Johnson's
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Pleasant to
ihe ta-te. Hint bottle. l, 00 For sale by
F. S. Duffy.
Plant Rice It Will Pay You.
The Goldsboro Rice Miils have Ivcn
purchased by gentlemen living at. Golds
boro who are interested in building up u
good market for farm products raised in
this section.
They wi uld recommend their farming
friends to plant all their available lands
suitable for the culture of Rice iu 'his
crop. They will 1 prepared to pay the
highest market price for same, for the
next Uarvtst,
Go"d seed Rice may be bought of Hen
ry Lee ct Co , and H. Weil A Bros., on
reasonable terms.
Very respectfully,
Goldsboro Rice Milling Co.
Goldsboro. NC. ,il8vv2mdlt.
Able to Eat Anything-
Washington, X. C, Nov. 36 '05.
Mess. Clark Bros. & Co New Berne; X C.
Gentlemen: For a peiiod ot eight
vears I have suffered with indigestion
and bad to be very particular in what I
ate, olten depriving myself of the very
things I liked best. But after taking a
nart of mv first bottle of vourJ8. I. C.
I am ab'e to eat anything without the
least trouble or pain.
Y'ours Respectfully,
Tnos. P. Howard.
8. I. C,, is one of the best remedies on
earth for Indigestion. Ifyouarea suffer
er be sure and give it a trial.
HOARD IOI1 FAIR VISITORS.
I'l.n-.' in
f.od;IUt(
I ll e illy
IX IS lit'
XV In re U III) I'll mill :
oblHinetl The'
ItHles.
A'.d,.w--. I.
in' n at :V.c. c
11. it iiiit- a).
Hon.! an 1 lod;
. l?.;ti'ii.oton.
Si., il ti d an I
.lav.
Jia.iff. Mr
?'i lne:i at 2"
Il.ixter. Mrs
n.C'i, of inali u
ei g
' l.o :
ii. - ? la. ad .-...
it $1 oo i h r day.
M i -.
o -1 lip
Mrs.
lo.lje
hi
'ii
y, :m i:. f ront
ii it i.uii
F
ro
d M , Lode
, '-"? IMcn SI , I.oduc 2
1 VV'fe, it .11 Ic. ( :.cil.
I., F ii.- ;p u;id-.. Hoard
Ilidiop. W. 1
and lodL'e ti men
d l.tiO per day.
j Boyd. Mrs..
2-2 J:
i us' ti :;1 , Lodge 4
j men at 35c inch.
. Ii yi. u in . A. L. lih H.ncock St., Board
'anil lodge 2 nan at l 00 per dav.
Chat'av. ka Il '.tel, S Front S-.. Accom
m date o00 gne-ts
Dowdee. 11. II . i i :
itid h-tlge '- . or n.oie ;
I Gooding. Mr- . -y,
CO i lollg 4 in ii at ii !
j Hani o k. C. T .
', lioard and ,..'g. 2n at
bo .r.l in - ii v more at :!'
Ilargst:. Mis J M
1 Lodge 4 men at 35c. e
i Hill. Mr.-. K K . :ju
mid lodge 4 up n at -'l
Front S; , Board I
t 11.011 per da v. j
Dr a I Sr.. Board ,
5 per .1 iv.
io". Hancm k St.. '
r? I 00 per d iy. can
'i- per meal. ;
. ion Poiiock st., ;
tell.
Polloi k St . Board
i '0 P r t iv.
Hotel A.beit.
I .te 3iiii to 3mi e
K.-hoc, Mrs . :
o-Igc 5 men at
Lwis. Mr-.
Midi fie St , Accommo-
KSt-.
3 Ni u-e S'.. Board and
1.5U per dav.
Mo He. 41 S. Front St.. :
'. "'ae 4 ni- n at 35.;. e n h.
Loic n. J. 1'., :;:l I-:. Front St.
Board
an I lodge 0 men at r?l.oo per day.
Lotvii. Wiihani,' 141 Broad St., Lodge
35 men at 15 -. e-.cii
Mom-. M:- O.ll
Bn.ad St., Lodgi
2 11 en ilt 50e. 1 acll.
Moote's B a'diug li
st.. AciO irin d lie 10 at i
N. 11- 1- II cel. Ih'o oi
100 guests.
uisp, 40 S, Front
I 50 per 1 lay.
!., Accommodate
Pe anin 0011, C. E., 2
L"de 3 men at 35c. cadi
1'hidii.s. vi,. i-.:i I',,,,
or p rivmi ci
St., Lodge 4
men at 50c each.
lloluiis, Mr.- :!7 S F.ont St , Board
ami lodge 4 mci, at SI. 50 per dav.
Il .bins u, Mr, , D'O l'o:i..ck St, Lodge
- ii, en of nan ru i vviic at g n: p .cn.
Rn htinlson, Mis. f2 Poiiock St, Board
an.l lodge id persons at is 1.50 per iliv.
Slide," Mrs. Maty A., 9 Pollock St,
B. ar.l and lodge 4 men at $1.00 per d..y.
Mr-. S. II. Scot', boaid aad lodge si.
al 1 .25 pi r dav.
Smit'i. Mis 37 E. Front St, Bo.ud and
lodge 8 men at vl 00 per day.
Saiiih. Mr-, 31 Quit n St., Board and
lodge 30 person- nt (jtl.25 p r dav.
Smith, .Mrs. 00 Mid die St, Board and
lodge 30 persons at 1.35 per dav.
Ivroii Mr
I) , 8 George St., Hoard
and lodg- 8 mm
t 1-1.50 per dav.
Swindell
Board and.
day.
Thou. as.
, Mrs. W. B.. 40 Johnson St .
lodge If person id f 1.50 per
Mr-
J.,
i pe
101
i .sons
Pollock St
Board and Io b
dav.
at .fl 35 per
Tucker, Kugoue. 151 Broad St., Board
and lodge 3 j men at rft.GO per day.
Willis. Mrs., 104
Ft-jut. St., Board
and lodge 35 persons
board many more.
Wolf-.-nden, Mrs.
Board an I lodge 8
dav.
Woo L Mis. L. S.
oc. per day, can
I. J.. 88 Craven St
persons at f 1 50 per
30 Elcn St., Board
aii'l lodge 8 per.-ons at $1.50 per day.
Wooten, Mis-, Strict building, 114
Mobile St., Hoard and ledge 30 persons
at $1.00 per day, can hoard many more.
COME TO THE FAIR.
One of New Berne's n-iug young poets
contiibutes tuis lor the ran-, which we
think creiiitr.ble both to his genius and
his public spirit.
(OMR TO THE J-'AIR.
Come an.l see what is here f"f tiiei ;
Voifre heartily invited,
Tbe people greet this chance to meet
Old frieuiU when hc-ie united.
You will not tin 1 at any time,
A better place for pleasure,
And ne'er regret for what you get:
Instiuction in great measure.
The time seems short, and really ought,
Before the Fair will be here;
You'll ope your eyes in great surprise
At tliousinds von will see here.
C. O. G.
BELL AIR CORRESPONDENCE.
A Neglected Place of the Nain Public
Road A Load Thrown Frjm a Wag
on. Such a storm of'wind and snow is
howling aroun 1 the Bellair settlers,
that it is rather hard work to keep
warm.
Truck work is suspended and to
keep from freezing seems to be
the important business at present.
The thermometer is about 15 this
evemii
Feb. 11
Gb
and is falling
fast.
News is not plentiful about here
but snow is, ami as this is the first
one this year, iet us all try to enjoy
it. and as the snow passes away we
will get some important news, per
haps ;i wedding, a funeral or some
thing. It may be news to the road super
visors of township Xo. 8, to tell
them that only a few days ago just
abo t the hour of twilight's evening
departure, on the road leading from
Xev lk-rne to Bellair and just
below the Washington fotk of said
road, in a very deep large hole a
barrel of sugar some chocolate cakes
and perhaps other little articles
were deposited from a wagon as it
was moving up said road, these
tilings however were not deposited
for safe keening in a place, No, No,
but drawn by the centre of gravity
because one end of the wagon was
in the hole, and the hole being
three feet deep that end was three
feet lower than the other end of the
wagon. If mud was as good as flour
to make cakes such a hole would be
rich to attach to a bakery, but for
such a place to be clear across a
public road in a civilized part of
Craven county ? It looks rather like
a compromise to respectable civiliza
tion. SORROW A PICTTRE,
One dav mv soul ws-s droa ning in the
light
Alone, siv e for the -1 gl t's sweet com
P my,
Y hen So. t'ow came and smiled and spake
to me
S5oft.lv, as the winds that whisper of the
Xight.
Sorrow hut O the lovely-orbed and
bright
L'nutlerabie eyes 1 as if the trace
Ol teai s had made them sparkle! was it
right
Sorrow should seek me with that strange
sweet fiic.'r
The light seemed lovelier to my soul, the
grace
Of rosy dawns and tearful twilights blen
'ded Fell like a benediction on the place,
And night xvas light- the beautiful, the
splendid;
And when she left mc then light seemed
less,
And came a sense of loss and loneli
ness. Frank L. Stanton.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
- The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or lo pay required. It
is guaranteed o giye perfect satisfaction
or ' money refunded. Price 35 cents per
bo?. For sale by F. S. Dufly.
KISU 'S.WOI'Vrai V
Ho. br.ivi: C ,: .
I I. ll lioiti the
Mo I VP the pi
li.,....! lee
I he l i d;- .' 1 e
r. !ri, . i,- ;-.
1 1'Hi-e y , nh! p
M. n. 1' r van;
i Rtill v. lieu ( I. live
I prom mountain
!ai d.
tl i I
j Your tin; und iii.-.l be
j Su t ry i.ial W il ki s in,
I What though we nev . i
! Hoii'e ag an -i e.
j fyea ve vve oili monii I P'
j Von good oaken tree
j (Cut the notch de- per.
Aye. cleave a r oe -c
! Press the T. l I numb
lie:
And then to i nu war!,
' Cheerily shoulder we
Knapsack and gnu;
Rounh our accontei ui. nt-.
Still have v c none,
.strong are our In ar, - th. u
Hot for the IV .v.
Spp'-dily gather v. o,
I 'p and n w y !
.Me t in the mountaiti-.
From 'ar and fioin in ifi
The lighters and Cimpbel
Shelby, Sevier,
(pilaff we the stirrup-cup.
For weal or lor woe,
Thou onward right u.errib
Our Iront to the lo..-.
I ( ih atiis iu the sunshine.
I The battle nrrav,
Glimnu r of red coats,
( The Lion's at b iy j
Fixed are the bayoi e's.
Giinliug in 1 1 l: lit ;
Now steady. Carolinians.
Ve stand for the right!
At them, backwoodsmen"
Devil-may-ca re!
Need we to hesitate
'Twixt death and d. spab:
Better th m craven Jl!f.
Tyranny's slave.
Is dv in i couiageou-1 v
Tbe death . f the tuavr.
Shot k of the nn a ticg n w,
Clashing of Sleel.
Backward aud 1'or.var l
Like diunken men r.il
At them ugain, men!
In Him will weti u-t.
Out Shield and our Biiikli-r.
The God ol'the.pi-l.
Smitten is F.-rgnsan.
Mark them give way 1
Press we but furh.u-ly
Then bold we the day.
Grief f .r the stiiekcri ones.
Tears for the ''pad,
But chiers for the viet..rv,
The British have ll d' '
Mella. I'olgir, in Nea
rer. I Oh
TO
From out of Town,
Who intend visiting tlif Fair
next week, we invite von to
make our Store your Head
quarters. We will lie pleased to have
you call and bring your
friends also, and we will try
make you feel at home.
February 26th.
Prices I .
To the Trade.
500 Bags all size Shot.
200 Kegs Powder, all Sizes.
100 Boxes choice Pale Cream
Cheese.
100 Boxes Cakes and Crackers.
Also fall line Nuts and Candies.
F. Ulrich,
Wholesale
Grocer
To the Ladies
.arjrest Size Rattan Rock-
Chair for Only
Smaller Size -SI
i.
I have Moved into my New Store
with a New Stock.
TIIE FINEST . FUUNm'KE
Ever brought to Eastern North Caro
lina, consisting of bed room siiits, writing
desks, lancy rocking chairs, book cases
china closets, side bard. ward robes,
parlor suits, and lots of otln r goods too
numerous to meution ami will sell at
ROCK BOTTOM FIGURES
For cash or ontiuie.
IPCall and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere,
JA11 mail orders'shall have prompt
attention.
Yours Respectfully,
T. J. TURNER,
72 Middle Street, - New Berne, N. C.
To Tax Payers.
I am now getting the list of unpaid
taxes for the year 1895, ready for publi
cation and all property holders who have
not paid said taxes by tue 1st day ot
March next, will be advertised. Come up
and pay and save cost. W. H Lask,
fl? d3u wAt Sherifl.
Our Friends
Tiiis I.
Hluatrated bv ft doll with ftl
and 36 other article, furnkhlng the ladies with the Latest
French fashions as well as tbe children witb an cmuaing toy' -ii
3 Ways to 6 Coupon, r ' r4 :
r a Tl. a.. J Send 1 Coupon and 6 oenta, or ;
et I neSO 1 Bend 10 OenU wrthoot an 1
Fashions. ' oonpn. ;
Blackwell'n Durham Tobmcco Co., Durham, N. C, and the
Fashion Dolls will be sent you postpaid. You will find one Coupon .
inside each 2 oz. bag, and two coupons inside eath 4 ot. bag Ot 4
Blackwelus Genuine
Durham Tobacco.
Buy a bag of this Celebrated Smoking Tobacco, and read th
coupon, which gives a list of other premiums and how to g-etthefn. "
a cint ara mp occtcd.
Election Precincts
and Polling Places
IN GRAVEN COUNTY,
Kstablishcd by the
Court, Under tbe
THE Election Law of 1895, Section 5, provide that tb Clark aft a Her
Court of each County shall within twelva month after tb rtlatia f
the Act establish alter or create separata places of Election ia that It raapoa-tive-
counties ao aa to provide aa near aa may ba at leaet art
placo of voting-for every throe hundred and fifty olectora, la every aaV
di vision of their respective counties, whether such sn-diviaiea TWm- .
ship. Villag-e. City or Ward. '.'.
1 'm snant to I iic provisions of said law, notice is hereby givpn that' tli
Pillowing Pitta t. is and boundaries and Poi.i iNn Pi.ackk have been
established in ( lavt ii County in the respective Townships' thereof:
NUMBER ONE TOWNSHIP '
.M i i.i: ' i iiis Pit!.. IM T is bounded as followo: HrginBicrt lattieV
Lauding on Neuw Kiver thence witb a straight lino to Lane okl Chapel,
thctir e along tbe .Sand Hill road to the Piney Neck road, Ihcrit op th :
I'ii.ey Neck road u the Folly Bridge over Swift creek, theuco 'with aid
t ck to tho Pitt county line, thence along Put county line to Xeuan
river and thenoe down Neune river to tho leginiiing. Polling placo,
( . i:ir-Kit's Stork.
V a v. Kitoito iMiKci vi t will include all that part of Number One Townalif I '
IS IPC
g plac
i ni'
i at
luded in the Maple
V A N( PllOltO.
oil in
NUMBER TWO
) ' i ; f i i'( t will include all
ling place. School Housi-:.
I TT
NUMBER THREE TOWNSHIP-
Foi;i Hap. swri ,1, I'liF IM'T is bounded as follow: Beginning ftt tlift
mouth of Mill Branch otj Co-re creek, -thence up 8aid branch to- "Coir
Scrape." then westwardly to Poley bridgo branch (between 11.1 T. Jtich
ardsop's and William White's) thence to and with the road that! lead to
Cartnacka Ford on Moseley's creek, thetice down aaid creek to Nenaa
river, thence down Raid river to Core creek, thenoe np aaid .creek te th
beginning. Polling place Fokt Baknweu.. ; ,..-'
Coke Ckkek Precinct is bounded a follows: Beginning at the
mouth of Mill Branch, thence up said branch to "Cow .Scrape thno
by direct line tp the junction of Biddle and Dover roadt, thence with ai4
I'.iddle road to the head of Core creek, thence to the Jones cottntj line,
including the Dr. Bryan farm, thenoe with the Jonen county lib to tbe,
dividing line between the .'rd and ith Townships, thenoe with i aaid line(
ami Core creek to the beginning. Polling place Cork Creek STaTIONV
Dover Precinct will include all that part of No. 3 Township not in- 1
eluded in Core creek and Ft. Barnwell precincts. Polling place Dovm
Station. - " . ,' . .
NUMBER FIVE TOWNSHIP. '
Tmmi i.ks Precinct is liotindcd as follows: Beginning at tbe month of
Hancock's creek, thence up aaid creek to the Pocosin, and with th
I'ocosin to Carteret oounty line, thence with said Carteret county lin to
the bead of Clubfoot's creek, thenco down Clubfoot' oreek to its month,
thence up Neuse river to the mouth of Hancock's croek the beginning.
Polling place Temfi.es Store. , '
Stantons Precinct will include all that portion of Narober . Fiy '
Township not included within tho boundaries of Tomple Precinct a
hereby established. Polling place Oak Grove School HoCSK. ? v, J
NUMBER SIX TOWNSHIP.
's Farm Precinct will include all of Number Six Township
fore. Polling place Mallison's School House.
NUMBER SEVEN TOWNSHIP.
Le?
he ret.
Jam i:s City
Prei inct is hereby divided into two Election Precinct lo
actively as East James City and West James City. , ' '
be known respecti
F, a st .Iamb City Precinct will include all that territory bounded on
the West by the Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad, orw the North lid
F ist by the Trent and Neuse rivers, and on the South by the Stock 1'Vnoo
line. Polling place Puih.ic School HorE. ''. -
West James City Precinct will includ the territory West of the A.
& N. C. Kailroad within the Stock F'once Line extended to and aaroM
llrioes creek to Mill Branch, thence up Mill Branch to tho Pooc-sin, and
thence by direct lino to the Jones county line, thence to Heodj Branch
down Iiieily Branch to Trent Kiver and down Trent river to the Railroad
Bridge. Polling Place Spivey's Stork.
KivERDAi.E Precinct will include all that part of No. 7 'Township
not included in East and West James City Preoinct rwraby. ' established.
Polling Place Riverdale Station. t
NUMBER EIGHT TOWNSHIP. ,
City oi New Berne. The various precinct of the City of New Berne ,
known m the First, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Ward td the sub
divisions of the F f th Ward khown as St. Phillip Precinot and McCar
ihy'ri Precinct will remain as heretofore established except that St. ThtU ,
I ils Precinct of tho Fifth Ward is hereby divided into two Precinct ta be
known respectively as St. Phillips Precinct and Pavie Town IYooinet.
Sr. Phillips Precinct Boundaries aro as follows: Beginning at tiro'
N orth West corner of Georgo and Queen streets, thenco North along tho
West side of George street to Codar street, thence West along lhe Sontli
aide of Cedar street and Codar street
thence South along Knd street extended to End street, thenoe With' End
Sreet to Uaeen street, thence .East along the rorth side OX uaeen lirecc
to the beginning. Polling place Pope's Store, comer of West and Elm ;
Street.
Pavie Town I'rkcinct is bounded as follows: Beginning jtt tbe North
W est corner of (Jeorge and Cedar staeet and running West along Ce!at
,t i . i t, and Cedar street extended to the Western boundary lin of tb
.i ii . tat At t T .
citv. ttience witn said Lity iine norinwaraiy io me ixonnem oonnaarr ,
of "the city, thence Fast with said Northern" boundary to George street,
thence South with (Jeorge straet to tbe beginning. Polling place IltWET
J. m es Shop.
Rocky Kin Precinct. This new Precinct will consist of that portion
of Camp Palmer Precinct West of the lUco Track Itoad and Wilson'
creed, excepting the farm of D. IL Williams, Polling place at Moesu.
Hryan's Peace. ' ' ' y
Pleasant Hill Precinct. Beginning at tho month of Ttylor'e
reek, running up the Ncuho river to Batchelor creek thenco np aajd
Creek to the A. it N. C. R. R., thence down said IUilro(l to tho lLaoo
rr.i.i road running from the A. & N. C. R. R. to Neuse road, thence Op'
said NetiBe road to the boundary of Hackbern & Willctt'a Oaka. farm,
thenco along said boundary to Taylor's creek, thenoe down said creek, to .
the Neuse river. The farms of John Humphrey and D. U. Williams, on
the South side o f the A. & N. C. R. R. wijl kbe included in this precinct.
Polling place Pleasant Hill Pliilic School ITorsn. - '
N e i s e-T it i: n t Precinct, Outside of TnECiTY op Nrw B ERNE, I
boundoil us follows:" Beginning at the Northern bouadaTT line of , th
City of New Berne, on the Neuse river, and running Wilhaaid mer
Northwardly to Taylor's creek, thence up Taylor's creek audalong th
Northern and Western boundary lino" of Hackburn it Willett 'Paks Farm.
to the Neuse road, thence along tho Neuse road to the road rfetrmng from .'
the Neuse road through the Race Track to Trent road, thenrjwllhTVot
road to the run of Wilson's creek, thenco with Wilson's crok to Trent
river, thence down Trent river to Iawson's creek, thence Hp Lawaon ,
oreek to the city liue, thence with tho Western city line to tho Northern - .
city line, thence Fast along said lino to tho beginning. Polling plao at "
the County Poor Hoi se. ' ' '
NUMBER NINE TOWNSHIP.
Jasper Precinct will remain as heretofore and embrace all the terri
tory iu Number Nine Township. Polling place at Japr.
Registrars and Judges of Election composing the Precinct BoArds
will note carefully that electors must Kogiater in the Precinct' in which
they reside, according to the boundary lines hereby established; and that
a failure to do so ia good cause fox challenge and will forfeit their right to
vote on election day. ( . ,'.
Given under my hand this &M.h day of Janury, A. iTjTlfcdC. '.'
Clerk
REE I
tfrw, calU. 9t htU,
I
a
I
Clerk of the Superior
Laws of 1895.
Cvprews
rrpeiiit aa hereby entabl'mUoei,
TOWNSHIP.
of Number Tun Townnhip ft here-
'',
extended to End street extended, '
. . - .
.
Superior Oourt Craveii County.