JOURNAL.
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New Berne, N. C, flay 2i, I896.
ocal News
".BRIEFLY NOTED.
J Tb first Vans r.f Uie shipped
, fnw Nrwlkm wroi rT Jlmlay on
- the itenw Means. Mr. J iru. 1 A.
r Thomas teat off two hoit.
- 'A K"d party rt Wlien n.l penliemcn
haa kara tnadt ep for a trip to Ckmcoke
the Jack Elannr where tie; will rod
law dajs pleasuring.
Mefara. ILtckborn snl Will, tt sent off
COO bozra of rabb-iirw Mnn 'tv on
ttoa ateeOK r N'ruse. They lias e h.ipfd
bpsm o Ur tLis retuon, ai ui oik,
- titirU of Ibs ir crop,
. Nel Stolay the rUel people will I
' tHMt an excursion to V iiMUDton on at-,!
; coaat f tbe vumimz of t U oenil con
' Uejace ocukret MtthinlLst wiut h is io
progreea tker
, . tf. J. Uoil Wrir. of Wayn-svilie. I
ba been appointcl draii.t orelarvofj
lb Royal Arotaom in 'orth ( anliiM. to j
aaucrea oar tuwn-rua, r. . u
VtM (fied Ust wet k.
The Free Will rtip(i.t or ArrVn. N. C
' Mbtiabea aa pnointnirnt ot Kl ier J.
UalaWasJ t preach to Sew Uerae KriUy
. aad . Sit nc, lay nights ot this wi-ekaixl
aieoSooilay ami JUmljy nijfhL
RrT. L. H. Hard f, of tha Primitue
Baptist eharrh, jiixI bta aon, lr. U 11.
BartlT, Jr., pa-. thro-ih enrouie to
Uieir DOOM IB iKnrliaru. The latter
'. atraisht, tbe 'orim r s:0j l (Vl ipp : it-
A special tr.lo went l.rnch Sunday
s taaias a VnJ ''n
tarH lHfp to their ho e Tt.- p ny
- eoMia'ad of Mr. Wai Duke, f lm h ....
oaa of hi aon", aosi frieadn w io w h. ere
' Oteir fU,
Ur. C. M. GiWn, pcetKO rxanrn- r,
aal Munily, n't krVaaHiwion Jy i-kuni-:
" er, to aoake that place h home, having
Dee ealkyl irow 11m woik o side to
poaitina la the nfiW. Daring Mr. Citlpic's
r aof uf Utfva jeata ia our cilj be haa ta-tdr
at iT frieada and ttxj wilt mucU regrit
aa iwpjrtare, thuogU Ud of his a-irocc
- Prof alamVuhail, prtaeipaj of the C1
legiata IaaCtulr. tafc-na a tat a vert
- laiye aaare of taa eraJit lr tito iuccea of
taa ehanaiaa arrraioavant which
cirrfe a t efoaing eXrrrl-e f (he School
- Si doe a taa warm iotervat tUe ptrects of
tit cfciUIrr ataoitratol. Tht- b atituol
eeateawa wkka akd aaach to It rt
ail aoppliad by ta pareots.
-' Tortiattoa laatHntei, S.ih6eid. X. C.
' UI aod hackiaia esenaee Tu Uy
aa4 Weda adaa. Jaur 3d aoU 3d. a Uk
Jbtmer rtay tfc A In rant metlifjt will be
aaid. aaa a. aamM iieUTrreU ot U
Artiaot NahUW The 1am da r there
wiU b aa aaooal Ibaia by tb F.uphe
mtum Society, qeeryt -Melt North
Carotiaa Xatreu AkI . Uisher E-lnca-1
flaa. Tatw will alaote declamations
aod raritaiinaa and I be aaoaal artdnaa l.y
Biav. TWoa, J. JarvW of (JreroTtlli-,
- - v Cailaaa4 !.
,v lit. J. W. Stewart It ft to parca$e an
otiar aopply of fire etock.
- If r. 1L A. Cruwa, Jr.. ret amed from
Cfcvk'a. where he ha b- en lum-ying f.r
bar daja, .
" VK A. IhHijh t f Bjb"r, lormer'T
af JfW Beraa le;KUertd at the At-
' 'Uti Atez. fell tvf Kioaton, who came
to Near Bameoa a bmner trip, retoreed
aoaae Fnday.
If ua Xtta aaa ret erord from Cai h
artaa Lake waera h hja been teacbira;
acaowL
'' MIsa Labia liotevta win h n U-ea iu
' iVar . (bter ia Wilmington p is-el
' ' I tbtoeb ra roote tj br houic ia lVu
' fM
; Mr.K J. W. SWvr.l of r.Ho ksrine
, " aaw Bp TttraJaf liigbl anl retstereil at
r , taa ChaUawka.
Mil CJk Btareaa wbn has !eo off for
r abaal a. vavk oabaainasa rttunie.1 lost
.. . aJgfxC. .
v -" Mr. J. & Faxino, of Roena Viati. Va. ,
, iaiiaaaitiii)r taa Aaaerkaa Kohho Coop
Caeapaay af thai place, altrr a abort m.j
h taa cay aa asouiaas wft f ! la' oro.
. He aaatta aala of tha eps lo Mr. J. K.
Taylor aIM&Tajtor will Ukettw er
- duairt mesncy here. TW coufa an in tetr
ad avjarj auipecta,
. tUr. A.D Betka ahobas beea aMiatias
Rer. C. P. baaw in a a rtea of mettios at
. Sayboro nturard home Frtdy. Mr.
8aaw alao cwae ap ( tka cuy. bat ic
s taroatl Ike same Uay. Tim tueitio are
ypokea af as aool ajul edi'yin one, bat
? ataly aaa addition to the cliB ch reaalteU
" Mc ,W. JL. Dickuuue a4 New Y-.rk.
who has beeo apendie aome time t his
aid hoaae b Braaibn. jjo I hroah m
TOOte to ' Wtijihlarille to look after hi
Claauaing lotrreMa.
i Maw Temple' Bella retorta-d fgxn Fay
efteYille whee site baa been ttiwhini;
. . . school.
K Mr. D. H. Kfiwaid arrive. 1 tmm Wash
. toa CtlJ ta fill tha paca of pension nm
v , iaa aaade iael beta toy the trnoatir f
Mr. O. at, Oilpia to the ofiWa io. tV'aahint;.
aoex Mr. Kiaaid reiMereU at the
- : Aibrar, " -
Mrs. kL M. Marks tvtorned from Kins
. too where aha has hern vUituis reUt ve.
- Mrs. 8.4 Oat ticker maroeU with bt-r f.r
visit to her.
L- r - Miss Blaacba Morthtann, mnsic teichf r
- of iaa 2few-lSma lleite In si date,
left tor kwr hotoe at LaGrange. I'n.t
II. IIoHja left tor hi home ia (reen-
IVwo,,' ,
. n Mr. Dt. 8. A man and M:-s Yio! proi,.
' and MiaaTaoate Amtaof Plo Alto came
' t la Muadaf. Mr. Aato l aell prlere
.a and tha wawt ladies tlo hm- diep.
paar. Mr. Aman nay tb'T hare t. n
aaiaitHl arn down his way win. 1
" - ww sre gad to Sear. He fourvl it n-or
to dry eatQ tby ryC cPaw h tle city.
- They ara at Mrm. 5. 8. Ric!arrJMia an. I
lalaad to rttara anrne today
- . MTV-Will Eiheratse. wuo In be-n at-1
' f ' itodlnar scbnol at Cbo-nwiDii j. N. c
' 'J pi d throazp Uet tor Baltinyore. and
jr treaa tkara ha will e lo Uotitia. lo futu e
' . kaana Mr. ttcsry Hill accotupntel Imu
! aalaraaibn rtty. They atoppd with
. Mr. W. F.Bomt.
, ' Mc J. Jf. E.larrda, who has be. o e-n-''
pbiyed lathe rnrele.-rkcl. son mill at
' Jarkaoaaille aia it first t.rleti, pafcot
, , thfoak "Tneaay ro roote to Kioaton.
' .11 experts to take a alotnvo iu a mill
, aear viastoa sod to aaore hi family oevt
week. - "
- . - Dr. R. T). V. J.oe tm tmlu.l. d
" wtta ' daatlactiori a few neeka
' sa " Broea ana mwlm1 ite
Vaarlaaratof taoMaiylot Urverwty ar
- rted Tta-aaa aiahi f.r a riot to his
Aw bar. Capt K U J-oea. He will he here
ay thirty days. After that time he will
letarw to . tka , Uateeraify boepttal to
" - wha it ha reerlTwdl an appjtntinetit wlieo
. he atoo'l hie txaosioaUxv. tie bui oit
'- flrU luaa, bero ftlliaj that poaoion.
Her. D IL Pel lee. ahn fliirtl the pal
pit wl Cbarrh vt Christ rtamf.y, returned
k his home te JGastoo.
Mf. J. 1. PSta, flak shipper, wb.. moved
Wa fraa GoldaKoro kal rail. let moving
( to 9wanabor wiw-fa tbroogn the sammer
b will kok specially alVrciam h.p-
laaata, Mr. Pslss datubtcr. Miss Wioaie.
want ap to Uoid-sbof k vi.lt fricods.
Mn W. O. Boyd left retarnioc to New
York, aad Mr. at Mrs. John W. Webb
to Ihrir ooasa la TTaalii.igtL-a City.
CaTso .Oiftidtjol tho I'acewofEat
' CamliDaCoeacaea to Wilmington today.
' Tha loUowtajc ptuttira left iron the tny
oe parard thuagb lomUy lo attend il:
Mra.Xoa Un-jbes Mi-a Jeoiia Uaxbea
ami Mtsa VtJ BoUrrU of New Berne;
' Uct. IX Draaa sad a lie, Mr. T. C. Dad
. kara. Mra Wilbe Learr sod Mrs. W. B.
Statpard af EJanoa; P-rr. Mr. WtUiama
an wiiis, aflUi. ton k City, aad Mr. and
Mn. tr t CreaawaiL 1 kara will ha
,,dT's J t
DEtTH OF RET. I- I. It US DHEX.
DD '
Am
th tamr af Thla PrMiiurui
rlktdUt Mlalnlrr.
lie. L. L. llendrn, D. 1)., w-. Horn
Sr-p. Sim, lS23,BMrtlie town of .Mo- Us
vtlllS, I)vic ruOB' v, S. v!nd "With tf 1
l slrp in iliecdy "1 New lfcr.te, N ( '.,
Mi 10, lna. .
Dr. llnircn wan converted at 18 y. nr
of ge and j iued lite Methedtt Eiirtc-oim'
Church, lie com oh U I lu cla.vs cui
course ,t Mocksville Academy, then in
oliurc ot" Baiter (.'leirs, t-ntcreil upon tl.e
Mtidv of Inw, intiti !:ti lo make that Ins
lift 'a work. Knlowtd wiilia line ie,"d
uioil, his -rouu.--e of lar'O .uctoeii it tlx
lr wu Tim kue Ohio! .Iu-ii.o
Pearnoo sa.d joum; Hen lren had tin-
linet prospects lor success of onv youn
Kiwycr of Ins nc on lin aiu c. To tin.- en. I
of his life the stnrj;;th of Hint fiuv an.tlyt:- ,
cal min i w s .e- o Whi e friends were
prophe-tytns; his .neces as a Uvcr, iiu
was iiiedilatmt; on tl:e wliii-ix-rinsr-- of a !
ri-ater Kririiil as to liii-'n ilu'y. In IM
t he iit-UUr w decided I. L. Ht-nihen
responded to the rail of hi I.01M, piatel
him-telf np'Mi (rods altar ami sarrentlertd
himself to the direction of tha rhurvh n
lo hu work. At tlie do-of tins ytar he
w:i lecetvcl into the truve'insj con net t ion
at lUrjTilIe, V"i., which was then in tin
N. (.'. Conference.
1 1 19 first nnd sxcoti.l jeur-t. 1 4 '. -ind
I.-. --Las li-nl til Hilhf.iT Y.-l t!u-ll
'i'''jio X. C. Conference, lie runaiuel th:.-e
I wars 1-uijpT in V.r'ini.i, where in J m'v
1st. 151, he wm n.arne'l to Miss Kllen
' Khlndsjc ot that Sute. From tins nmr-
iirv ,iv chihlren were I.
Ihre-e are ytt iiv.niT. Mrs
tain, of Turbom; Mm. F.
M lust, n, and Mr. L. C.
iru. ot whom
V. E Foi.n
A. II .r; ;ii ot"
II Brown .t
liret-nslioro. His first, wde died tn July.
IS64, and on Jao'y 1st. ISrtt, he w is mar
red to M.ss LirzV May hew otN'ew 15, roe,
N.C. From tins u il. ii i children wt-rc
r:. I ,. -:n liw ;' ;w -J.is-p1. F.
ol Jt-jk.Q, i. C, Ai.ioi'u M. ot WicjI' ii,
N. C. Miss Marr L . Miaa Cturie M . and
IJnvitle L. Jr , the thrve I ,t immol now
live with their strick. n mo-her : i New
lleru- where ho ;i st4tiotw.il in the years
I "To-'T 1 'Ti
For n:u,teeu years uf ins ministry l.e
was Prtsidin Elder. The districts he
srved ll.us wtre V i-liinyton. Ude'h,
Hdl!. r ., Favetleviile a-Id Stateasille
thret vear, at Ilde- i, f.ur years nt cue I.
lot the others. He was also 'a'ioce-l as
pj'tor in II aj ort, Ivi.e.'i, (ccn-boni,
and was St l: . .roko I, uUl in 1 r'
si. !es tl.e e ir'y ymrs of h'.s ni;n.-tr w hieh
sue spent !! Vir n a.
IV. tlecdnn Wis ;,n -jsrt-sive man
ard was lotmJ in the- Iront where- the
cbrx k o.' !:t!c ss kit, but when the
s u"ke i !' the -nnrliet wa lifiexl. he was
rrody to minister to the wounded enemy,
od ad the captive into liberty.
In Ireiiueot visits to lym ilurinr; t!ie
past three months, the writer has tecn
impressed with tl.e lep -ipintual ex prvs-
sion of his tioa-ht nml ctwvenntion. He
kept his lilb'e at h.in.i snd rijoiexil in
archiri; bnath (lot urUcc for the
dteper, richer ttutl.s ot" the Fathers won
dcrful 1 vc.
He w a Mi ihtvlist fnun conviction
and at her altars he rle'lihtii! to mm sler.
lie apprwiittd h8 positun nn l re
tjttrded bis credentials s an elder in ihe
chnrcu o1 (ni as more honotaolt- than
any civil position the wot It lould i ff-jr.
Tie llosd Ird was wuh hiru in hii
Inst conflict tnd sustained hio' id his sc
vere-t autfer n'', o that he came to the
cloje in ouifi triumph, aid s jjent ly as a
trusting babe- w:is lit t esl over the last
shadow of cooriict with-. nt n trmor oj
sisa ol fear. lie ha I Ui n wsikin with
Uod. aixl do was not. i r (i.il had taken
him.
lie ofit n praised (i .l for the Uoe ol
heaven aiitt row he has g.suc to try its
realities.
To his i!ewtil wre ami bereaved chil
thrrn the h nler st symithie of tht- eDtire
community are ivi n withenrnesi proyera
for abounoin.' i;r,ice to be e;rantel to sus
tain ihe.n aiuuL-t the mlons i f their In.--renvemeat.
a H.
a vr.ar nimi tribitk.
Fraam a Urrsl
Prima Oaaaa to Wla
litr'nn KnHrllfr.
Many tributis have leen paid to Mi-s
Marton Radchrlc, whose fioc soprano sine;
ian has attiacteii such wide aUeution.
The" Wilmington M.-wcmi r teiis ol anoth
er from a singer of noie in the following
laosnase:
',It alwavs utTjni tho M-arneer c;reat
Dleusure to hn.r of hon rt achieve. I by a
S'orth Carolinian, m.d tpc tally by u
North Carolina gir1; and i hen-fore we rec
ottt tlie lollowin incident w hich has just
come to oar knowledge.
"Our naders reaeniher that on January
1st a moft dcli'bifnl cto-ert wa
i;iven in the opera house by a ipuailetle.
of which Miss Marin iltdi-liffe, f New
firme, N. C, w llv- pr.nn. Mis 1U I
cliffo Mi lirinK and pnr-u ns; her studies in
New York, and a lew d-ivs n-jo the sreat
singer. Madame M.r.ik-i. a I', ir hrarint;
her voter, tur:ed to one ot lur own tn upe
and faitl: This is the l-t ptacod voic
I hiveheartl W"Ce I've bvvn in Ann ru;,''
nd then voluntarily th-ioteil hd" hour
f ht r li Jie t n e sp. ci d instructions to
Mis RadeltfTe, in wh-.m -ht cxhibitel a
livt-lt mte.e-t.
"This was an tt3o-ii.il tribute from a
vrrxat prima il.itiiw. nnl we rxooit
grruL thm Irom .xir Xtjrth Carol iw
aiuijer '"
Vatlaaal flreaast.
The New York Fireman's IK-r.tld" ol
the ltth, np.der n head, ' litre is a Hint
to Firemen, " ; tve spaejin rttjird to the
National Firtnitn's Rutton which w
introduced into our F.re IVpattn erit a
short tiuie i;i). and i now worn by sou.e
of nur lt-30T:'"4 firemen.
For the beuelit of tho-e intere b d. we
rrprtslecrf a por'ton i f the articte (he
pted'e a iv I siyuatu es as it appenn-d iu
the llcia d.
I WILL PKOTFC 1
THE Ht.EIXlK
W. niftiiVr. of X- P. - F:r
Deparlu-eut and holders ..; t. e "Xai.cnal
F.reineo's P.ution, " d . line .y t'ir e l.
rtptia5 and pr..Ut t -i d bu t -t . ..ml .
further aotee t 1 r. e gu . t .e wiar-r
thereof ttln rtv. r he ni y b. , and hhow 10
dim sil courtes.es within our ejp 11 ily.
psiirneil W. D 15irringion, Chief.
T. D
Carrawsy.
Foreman Ail m'-c X'o. 1
tie D. Bob-n.
fas G. De'am tr,
tj. II. Rend. r.
Jos. II. Nei-ou,
This is in our .
I A. T.a I01 ,
G. L. V 11 son.
J . V . Ton erlake
a tu ' 1 D . il o I v ,
put on
t .is
a very appro
rut, run v, t.U'1
priate token for
Our rv-pn t nt nt. .
baa thrown "t.t
wUic'l Will no .1
oth r ileit.irtineutr 1
; t.e II rai l .pi .ie :'.
'1 1 1 1 e t lo !ir. 1 :i " . "
u'.t Ik nl'eti ed by
I" the count ry.
Crave a Caaal la ta Kep. 4'aatreatlaa
lr. R-to-jrl Hancock intorms us that 10
1 die rodtt in the Republican State Con-
vent;, a upou Craven couuty rieiejati'S
I llial the Lotomi:te.- on cruJeniial. which
. wa composed o; t ight D-ikery m-n and
1 onv It -jt :1 man, reported in favor of
Rone h and I.. wre. ee
Ni-aUd J-hu Ridd
but
the convention
nrxl
W. W. I-aw-
,cn''r
1
col.
Ilotxrt Ilsoccck. of X. w ISerne, was
electei a mem'ter of the State Executive
Committee and wis also a member of the
; commit te 00 resolutions.
Waa as II rpn Trrrj la las.
Tlie death .f Mr. Wra. 15. Boyd takes
away the last survivor, in this section, ni
tli miliurr lorce which was at Harper's
Ferry to repel the raid of John Brown iu
Mr. Boyd was a citizen ot the riy of
Peterafairg Va. at that time, and a mem
ber of a Volunteer Company which lad
dered its servieta to Gov. Wise and hur
ried to the scene of action. Wlietbcr his
eommaad was part of the force that cap
tared Brown aod bss gang is not now re
membered; but it waa there sod rendered
valuable service to the state of Virj nia
oa that avemorablo oocaswo.
J ".ttr -
RLSSKLL F011 GOVERNOR
; Nominated (in the Seventh Hallott
1
By thf Kppn ll Irnii siKle Cnnvenfinit
Tile 4ICttPr I n ii it the Vote.
! The lollowinsr .ire the n. iiniiu e-:
I For I " n i te-1 Stuti" S. naior ,1. tpr ('.
l'i ite'nai'-l.
I For (Governor D. L. Hnswll.
! Fi.rAlti.n.ey i-eia! - V. V. Wu'er.
For A mil lor - Ilu !t' 1 lem Icrs in, of
j
I llkeo.
For Associate lu-iue Ii. M. Dou--
C'lwiriii.i'i ('ii n inn- onl) Executive
Coiiiiiiuie' A K. Holton
Virtu il Chairman, with full powe's
.Jeter C. I'rilLli.ud.
leleuale to Xatlonil (''invention
Jeter ('. l'ri'i loird, lunes K. Iloy.l.
At l'.:;t o'clo.ik leil'.otii'U !.( 01.
K I RST H M I OT.
Uiis. ;i
I Vm ki rv
It v l
Mo.slv
Lusk
tiT :!
.i; 4
j 1 1
4
Total no . f votes ' '.T-t
Xeoj-Niiry to a eli.ni e
Oockerv would h ive ls n
1 '7.
nominal, d
o l the li'-t hi' hit hy a mn I' m it r
if tl.e Unsst II 15 lyd-MotMly-Lu
hme Iml not "li.)'ji:e I" th s
..(' 1 4 7
k I..IU-vo'o-.
Mecklenburg. 0;
Cumiierland, 4;
1 . This -hovi s w
"tilt- w..rk.
Wiikt. ii, Frmkliii. 1'
Klri-com,'P. 4; (ii'ivi-n
h ie Ku;-.-eil uot in hi
()u the seventh Ui'lot Alamaneo, wmt
Uiek to Boyd; Alleghany rtivr Kus-ell
t wo j;ftin of two; CrisHell, (iniHord,
and Or.in.'e went buck t. I'oiyd. Russell
Liiiinetl one in Jack-on.
bctile chiiilei.e I ttic vote of I). ire coun
ty. TtH! delegate in not here and some
body has voted in his place.
Russell 1"! li-7
n.i-kr-rv 104 1-7
JR.. yd 13
The peejro s took po-ii-ion .. the
taue and i lanced a l.reik ilmni. The
! fcene ljnreil nny altempt nt desrrip
tion.
Mr. Moody, of Haywood, demandtil to
be heard, Mott rule I out of crder. Moo ly
saitl ii was an outrage to permit couutus
to be voted by men i!io ha 1 no riht t
do -o. "When the county of Graham was
not in the hall and was voted by the
niemtier Irom Swain which is contrary to
the plan ot orej iniz iliou.
The Russell men were ctazy with j y,
and the opposition were mad enough to
fiht. XeW8 and Observer.
The Wyatlr Sihrlne.
A point atxnit the .Mystic Mi.iDe par uie
h rloay to winch our attention had not
he-en called b fore. wa.s that it. was the !
tir-t one of its kind ever held in the State
The Shriners ma le a nitfht ofit. Tlu-v
took in 27 novices and from ihe racket
crestel, the pioU fired, the yells of terror
that some times rent the midnight air, the
oovices must have caught fits. The
XoMes say th camel was iu i;o"d shape
and tamed all the novices over the desert
safely, except one or two who got slightly
injO'ed. There wis one who could not
jcl his shoe on of er he made the journey.
The four old hands in New Heme,
Nea1, I'lnch, lyovick and Ilackburn
rntido the new fellows howl.
The initiation tudtil about two o'clock
nil a baoquet al the Ch .tUiu ka t-i-thd I
Hie merry maKioix. Iturewere- about a
hundred ot the Masons nt the hat tpiet
and about dozen yi uui; ladies cnned the
occasion with their presence, rhsperoned
by Mrs. A. II. Powell.
The Shriue is not leaiiy Masonic, it ia
the sx ial ft . dure of the order to which
however non- but M i ions of h;i;h rank
are eiegdtle.
Wank farcllna la-rratlnna.
Not long since we copied from the
National Ii corder of Washington, I). C,
an account of the invention ofacanninir
lev ice by Mr. T. II. Com k ley otHdti-
more. who has spent several sasins in
New B- rne in the branch house ol Messrs.
Moore kt Uiady while it wns being oper-
atetl lure. Mr. J. V. Hampton, of
Durham, patent broker, informs us that
Mr. Coaklcy has met Willi the good for
tune of selling h;s invention lor
6o,000.
Mr Hamilton sp aks vt rv l.-.vorablv of
the line escatw invt nt. d by our former
lo w nea.an, Mr. M. M akeley, now of Eden-
ton, and he i so tells us 01 a burglar pr'Hif
house I.Ktk, which he rvitects to prove
very liac ihing. This Ri.st is ihe invention
ot Mr Hamilton'-, pirincr in Durham
.",000, lie tells 11s, has alrendv been offer
ed for Ihe patent right.
He ala sats loa investigations have
shown him that tin re are numbers ot
valuable Xoilh Carollnri inv.-iilii.ns, which
f brouglil intt the proper prominent
uotice n.ight pnive to be big thiugs for the
inventor5, hut he aays, as a rule there is
eonsitleiahle ddlLutty in the way ils Ihe
inviMitors are 111-n who are not capitalists
ami thus they ru poorly iib'e to handle
ihe products of their talent themselves.
I. O. 0. F. Aran l-odar OMrrra.
The Stale (irau.! Ix) Ige I. ).). F.
elected the following (ir.ind Officers lor
ihe ensuing year: Grand Master, W. T.
D-irtt h. GoldslKiro; D.puty Grand Mas
ter. .1 P. Sawyer, Alievilh ; (;r.md NVtir
den, li. W. Murray, Greensboro; Grantl
vcietary, B. H. Woodell, Raleigh; Grand
Tre-isur-r, R. J. Jones, Wilmington;
Gnrd Hepresenlalive to the Sovereigti
(rn.l Ixxlge, Pat G. M., C F. Lums
ilcn, Raleioli.
The (Jrantl t flietn ele. te 1 were then
presents I 'ind dulv nistal e I in their res
pective ortices.
(riantl M.o-ter Dortclt mstle the follow.
10c )(oiiitmeuif: Grt.nd Marshal, .1. M.
Davi.-; Grand Conductor, M. W. J-.cobi;
Grand Gu irdian, Ii N. Ilackett; Grand
Herald, W. Drown Giand Chaplain, C.
O. Dar&nd.
S arxliog committee or by-laws; Gilbert
M. Leod, 1 S. Briokley. Stth E. Speight.
The following trustees of the Orplinn
Home were duly elected: N Jacobi. Wilmington,-
0. R. Edward--, lta'etuh; W. C.
DouIhs-, Cril-Bge; W. T. Dortch and
W. A J. IVacink, Gol.lsb.oo. W. 1).
GtiS'er, Fuyetleville.
On mo'icm, Mr. W. A. .1. Peacock's
ele tion as director w ns made fir life.--(io'ds
.(.ro A r 11-
Thr Odd Fellowa' Orphan' Ilomr.
The Gohlsboro Arous sns that toe
cor.trsct for the construction ..f the Odd
Fellows Orptian-.' Home of t hit city, wns
awarded to the Powhntrau laimlier Com
pany lor the sum of 10,45d, thev Wing
he lowest bidders. The work is to begin
it one. pushed to comph (ion, and in ac
cordance with the beautiful placs rtdopied
which guirautrt- ihe buiitliug to l one ot
the handsomest stiuctuns in the South.
Two hundred dulltirs was s 11 bs :ri I ie I by
membets of Ihe (Jraril fyo. !,. p.esent
towards the luidtiing fu.nl ot Hie Home.
The cotiiribo ion li-t was left oen, tin
tu-nih rs plelgiiig thems. Ives to rats - the
Imlance nt-eded to a-sure the completion
of the Home.
Tk Haitai Manumrnt.
Another h.tudsome iuonutueut now
graces our beautiful Cedar Grove Ceme
tery. It is the monument to our late es
teemed citiwna. Mr Jonathan) Havens and
hia wifc-, Mra. Mary L. Havens. Itsetec
tion mas finished Tuesday by .Mr J K
Willis.
The mocurucut stands thirteen feet
hih, is. four feet eight inche9 spaare
at the base and is surmounted by a St.
Andrew's Croes. The whole monument
is quite oruamrntally finished antt the lot
is neatly inclosed with marble curbing
having tastily linisheJ posts at the corners
and midway on either side.
.Iohn T. Patrick says that there are
1.000 Noithern settlers in Moore county ;
that the nutnltr ol visitors to Southern
Fines duriug the pust season was 20,0Oti
aod that the railway passenger business
there amounted to $30,000.
Johnson's Kidnev and Liver Regula
tor, tlie great Herb Tea. cures all kitlncy
and Wool troubles, torpid liver, bilious
iosM, raalara ami constipation. Large
packages, 25 and 50 eta.
. r:.ii i T1IK IKIKI'lHOK
1
UelHl'Mi IlaNti-rii 'l' li 1 us toll
A ilileil lo I lt- 1.1,1 .
W. li;ie IU ' t iei 1 tile work of J ll t I i l it:
leleiilii iiie i nun. i ti.'ii luiweon Kateni
Car.
ma town-
mil ;' 'a--.
W.
it '
h"p
Heme 1 1 !ll
! ' y. r tii. -1 c 1 1 1
yet. The I.-.U-t
enioi u'.'
tic i;'
the Kitiston
h.w:
Fr.e
It
as
"Mr. I
le.i. A- If
rne-
ot T.
li b' 'To,
came Widhei-ilay; and .M r. Maurice
ter, of Kiclimnnd. came Tlmr-dav.
ire i nt i- rested in the Carolina Tele
Jlun
They ilioue
'ompany, which h i- th
eiianires m Kms'on. 1 In
Inet'Ml. The- work' ot
K mstoii t xi-limii: e will i
Thev hope to hive the i
I raneli:,.' . ,t- e -
mil it' anil iijsIi
i ' : 1 1 1 u in ilia
nimenee tn-day.
i hanee he re in
work ,n
"Tlu
order bv June 1-t.
couipiny proposes to connect.
W :l-ou, Koi kv Mount
Taili'U'i. U j-h
.no'.on. Ciienville, tiritton ami Kinston.
U'-iihs a number of mal er intervening
points An ell'ort is also lieinir made to
eonnicl with Nore.'.k, Va , and other '.;i;--'er
pi act s.
The otlii-prs of the company are A. M.
Fairly, pnsiileiil; (ieo. A. llohlenie--.
v ice presitli nt; W. X. Suut'i. ser ret n v -Pr.
J. M. T.aker, J. (J. Mehcuan W. II.
I'owell, Jr . directors. A'l of thec are "t
Tariuiro.
' M. Hol h riie-s is desirous ot conn, rt
I ine; with Jniow Hill and Hookeiton. Tho
I company will allow those places to cotl
! nu't with the company's lines on lavor
j iile terms. It would he ot irreat coiiven
i ietice arj'l lnt lit to the business men and
I fat tilers ol those sections, and we hopi;
i tl.ey will i.rrnn" to have telephor.e con
jtitcti n with t he ont-ide world. As they
have no telrgrnph tacilltiis it wcllnl
hoot' even greater I Hietit t ban usual to
the eood people ol Greene county.
If they wish a telephone line they
-lion . I e lm u. un lent w i'h Mr. Goo. A.
llolderuos.
A Knit leilh.
trs. : '. 1 1 - n n E. Stud-, wile of Mr. Wm.
II. I!. Sind-t. tormerlv nl'New r.ur.'li,
Xew York, tiie-l at their residence on
M. teall' street "Jthis city Sunday, May 17th,
of consumption, in the filt year of her
ja je. The fitnern' services were held from
.Chiist (Episcopai) church Tuesday morn -I
i;. z at ! o'clock, and the interment ma 'e
:tl the tii fni on Trent river three miles
.' from the city w hich Mr. Sands recintly
pu."t hiised tor their future home.
I The internal! will be with a virw to
furl uro removal of the remains Xcrt'u.
Mr-. Sands bad been in poor health for
about lour years and their rem. vai here
about the beirinuniir of Jt he present ytar
whs largely in hopes th it a ili.iiiie of
climate uiiht prove l-enetirial t her.
Tlieir home wns purchased and their new
resilience ju-t riu
bed ready tor occupa-
! tioti
tttiiilv have iiroved tliDiuselves
Cood
tieiilib us nn 1 citi' ns -ince they
came amoui; us anil the sympathies of our
people go i. lit to them ill their bereave
ment, winch came just as they w ere ready
to iK-irin Hie in their new home.
What Inttrftl?
Mr. Janus II. Holt, manufacturer, of
Alamance comity, who recently went over
to the Republicans for protective policy
reasons has pulled out from among them.
The sight of the deb ga'cs after the con
vention was Ik Id did the work.
If - has written a letter that is a scorcher
' an. t a..ks the pertinent iiuestion: "What
would anv industry amount to in a State
dominated by Rii-scil and his mob ol
howliug s.iVbges.'
Xew Iriati 1'olatops.
Mr. J. II. Parker, Jr., has shown ns at
his store a sample ot ne crop Early Hose
potatoes ronsider thlc larger than a hen
eeg. brought tlown Saturday troiu the
firm ot Mr. T. K. French at Spriag
(fir. lell.
Theie tire live arris in the patch from
which Ihf sample came. The two gentle
men have a joint interesC m it. Judging
from appearances, thev can. with favor
able weather, 111 ike a very early ship
ment. 4 nil foril College 'om 111 on re hip nt.
The commencement exercises of Guil
ford College a.tc be.ng held this wee';.
The following is the arranged pro-,
gran 1 nn :
Baccalaureate sa rin. 111 by Edward Bond-,
thaler, D. !., Winston Sdem, N. !'. Mav
17. 1 1 a, in.
Graduating exercises of Senior preparatory-class,
am I selections furnished by
the music class. May, i9. s p. 111; Alumni ,
business meeting, Mav 20, '2 p m; Alumni
atltli-e-s, Hena (J. Worth, of class '8'.), May
20, 4 p in; address before the Literary
Societies. 1). n. Tuttle, I. I). Rtleigh, N.
('.. May -Ml. S p ni.
.Vrt exhibit in Studio nt King hall
turn West H om at. Founders Hall.
Comment ema-nt May 21, 10 a. in De
vi. lion d exerciser and Senior Orations,
one ol winch will be the lurkjsli i,ui- '
piie," Ly Niisseotii Si'man, Rrumana, Rt-y-rooi
, Sy ria. and imotliei "Civil Service
Itefonu" Robert Will i.nn llodgin, (iuil
lord College, X. C
Conft rring of Degrees, President I.. L.
Hoblis.
Raccalaurcale Adtlres--, George A.
Rartoii, Ph. D. Rrvaii Mawr College,
Pa.
Alumni Bitiipiet, May 21st, H . m.
.ONr.tK3IKT KXERC'I.SF.S.
Or Thr State Normal And Intlnfitrlal
Nehool And Littleton Feninle ol
le:e. The Cotnmenccmcnt exercises of the
Siate Normal autl Industrial school are
being held this week, The programme
embraces the following.
Tuesdty. May l'J, 189(3, 11 a. ni. Music
l.y Orchestra of the Brockmanu school of
niu-j'c. Doxology Annu.il sermon Rev
E. A. Yates, D.'l).
Hvmn Invocation 12:15 u. m. I n
v( ding exercises.
Music by Orchestra. Introduction of
PorU't-.tt of Z-jbulon B. N'ance bv Gov
ernor Elias Carr. Song '-The Old North
State Forever.'' Personal Retnixn-cctii e.s ol
Vance as a 111 in and Irien I ot t tlucation,
Hon. R. II. Battle.
Song "America.'" 4:45 p. in. Physical
Cu'tiiT Exercise--. -: ",11 p. m. E-ays
Graduating Class.
Wedesdav. Mav 20. 1M. 11 a. 111. An
nual address by Hon. Charles W. Dabuev
Jr., Assistant secretary of Agri.-.ulture o
the l'uite.1 States. M.i-sic. Awarding dip
loiiias. Music. Prtsontation ot eoustitu
lions. Music. Presentations of Ribles.
M usi'-.
S: til i. tn. Alumnae F.ssaiv Miss J5er
tha M. Lee, Class of ''.hi. Etitertaintnent
bv the Adeliiluan and Coroelian Literary
Societ ies.
The following is the programme of the
commencement exercises of Littleton
Female College, Prof. J. M. Rhodes, Pres
ident.
Anniversary sermon Ind 'ore the Mission
ary society. Sunday, Mav 21th, lsint, at
1 I a. m. by Rev. G. A. Ogiesby, Mission
ary Sec. X. C. Conterence.
Children's exercises, Tuesday, May 20,
lSOOat S.30 p. m.
Annual sermon, Wednesday. May 27th,
18'JO. at 11 a. in. by Bishop".!. C. Grau
li rry.
Elocution Hicital, Wetlncsdav, MtiV
27th, loXi, at SaO p. 111.
Graduating xercise.s, Thursday, Alay
2-tlu 1 SOil, at 10 a. 111.
Literary address, Thursday, Mav 28th,
1HHC, at l'ltiiO a. m. b() Dr. j". S. B.is-xjtt,
of Trinity College, N C.
Annual concert. Thutstlay, May 2Sth,
1M9I5, at S 30 p. in.
Ten Bf.!-PH In 11-pnven-
ir. Hardy T. Casey and his wife,
Alice Spruill, buried their youngest son,
James Ix'onard. Dear Stonewall IN". C.
May 13, 100. He wis a line healthy
child, ") mouths old, was taken sick 011 the
12 th ami died that night- Those parents
had buried nine inlants before. Only one
had reached eighteen months.
A. D. Beits.
It will astonish you how quickly John
son's Magnetic (Ml will kill all internal
aches and pains for mau and beast. 1.00
size. 50 cts; fd) cts. size, 25 cts. For sale
by F. S. Duffy. x
nisTixcTinxs hk,
1 II t In t-w ISt-rilt- 'ill-isittt- Illslitilli
lu ri nat t Ik ltt.4l SclltflllNt i- Yl-iir.
l'rof. K. T. Meiidenha!! fuiu -h.- u- tht
ollowui li-t embiaeitii; not only tho-e t.
whom pr es wer - a. ar.led but tho f
w hose -rial 1 i -iu t h ro ii'jh. iu t the year enti
tled than to honorary distinction.
Il,s linsop P'll -lll', I i eel V P. I lint TVf .-
il-
...,..',. . .. '
lor i ii.- iui;uesi average "lane oi any pup i
iu the school for the entire year. Mie
made an averai;" ol i)4 i 1-. tier studies
wi re all in the 2nd grade of the interme
diate department.
The next hiidie-t wi Mis- I,l p Uan
eock who rtceived an average lor the en
tire year ol i I O.
Ma-br K X. Dully, '.If but bis aver
ilire was lowered on account of absence
cau-etl by sieknes-. since it is a iule of the
schooi to take off " n r ta nt for each ab
sence from recitation.
Mi-s Nit i Whaley !: l-'- Her -rude
wa- al-o 1 .wend bv absence.
Mm- Xma 15 tsnioht M ': Mi-s Maude
Kiusev. 1-2. These- wen- -ill in the
. i .... i -. ... . e . i . i. . i
.le.eieiiiie .lepinineiit oi mii'mii.
( lher pupils who deserve special men
. . . , r T t , , I 1 l: -
lion: -M i.-ier .loiin .v. Mtiiuows. jn
l.u:a v titer-, iiattie t. ratiiree. .May i ar- !
ker. Hilda J .cobs, Hilda Davenport. I
All e Crowdcr, Rowen i iv bitty, J.dy
Groves. Mnllie Hollowell.
I'upil- who received pr zes for uttend-
tiiK. ; not nussini; one day i'l '. m titu
Mi-s I Jessie Parsons. Miss Hilda Jacob
Miss Lizzie Ilati.oek, Mi-s Mau l Km
Miss Maude KniseV. also
r.
tveu
th
prize ottered tor spelling.
sen oi. ARsti rps.
Miss Lizzie Ilancoek receivft
the
cri veil by Converse College S. (.
Miss Xita haley. the one
otl'ere 1
bv
Guillord Colieou N. C
Miss Nma RasDiybt the one nivm by
Salem Female Acadeiny, N. C.
IX MKnoKIAM.
In the discharge of the -ad tluty im
posed upon us hy St. John's Lodge No.
:!, A. F. and A. M.. therefore, in the
name of a sorrowing Lodge, we oiler this
last sad tribute lo our ikceasid brother,
William 15. 15 .yd.
For many years having been a tine and
worthy Master M.tSuii. to whom in truth
the .Masonic tie- were but as additional
bonds of friendship and brotherly love,
filling in this lodge the highest positions
in its gifr. the ztalous mid f'ai'hftll dis
charge of his duties, ever tempered wiih
kindness, urbanity and courtesy, demand
ing for him that respect and esteim.
which alone was etpuled by the love of
his brother Masons.
While death at all tiuus must leave its
; etitig in the heaits of loved ones left he-
lend, yet a long lile of usefulness, love,
'kindness untl charity to all whichever
characterized the career of our departed
brother, is a taim to wounds which Cnn
Init heal the pain and soothe the graf in
reiikembrance ol him who has gone.
"To live in hearts we leave behind
"Is aot to tlie."
In tlie death of our brother W. 15. Loyal,
St. John's Lodge is called to mourn a
faithful, consistent mid worthy brother,
the city a reepecttd and upright citizen:
his widow and children a loving tender
and devoted husband and parent. To all
of whom this lodge extends its sympathy
an I condolence in their hour of trial.
Whereas, in oider that the memory of
our thcia.sed brother may be: perpetuated
on the records t f this lodge as il is with
in the hearts of its members; and that the
public and his loved ones may hayc a
public expression of love and esiecn.: Be
it resolved:
That this memorial be spread upon the
records ot this lotlg. ; that a copy be
transmitted to the benavtal family, and
that a copy lie published in the New
Berne Jot kxai..
All of which is respect fully submit let,
Sam B Watkks,
). H. Gi'ion,
Hugh J. Lnvicic.
Tito nisrlple'w I'ienie.
The Disciples pic. lie yesterday w as a
pronounced success. Ths day was beau
tiful its a poe'l.s slream. and the ileliciou
brecze from the southwest blciv freshly all
the live long day so that there was no nUg
gtstion of oppressiveness by reason of the
heat. The boat was the Carolina, char
tered since the Trent went up iu a ehariol
of lire, by Capt. Dowdy who is a past
master of picnics, but run by her own
Capt. Ijxncasttr.
The 'Mustering place"' wis RiverJa'e,
beautiful fr .sit.vition, its high banks
looking out gloriously over the broad
river shimmering in the sunlight, and its
abundant open area packed on either side
by magnificent trees, suggestive of ipii. t
aiid reetfand refresh rut ut.
The usual f-pons swinging, lull play
ing, &c.. were indu'ged in. ami the
youngsters took tin Usual delight in the
river which has here a wide breadth ot
shoals or Hats w here crabs, hard or sofr.
and shrimps delight to congregate.
The dinner was nice in appearance.
abuntl mt and toothsome anil the little
people did it full justice in perfect order.
The low descending sun passed bthind
a cloud as we started on our homeward
way so that the return trip was if possible
more enjoyable than wheu outwatd
hound.
A good and profit ible day was spent,
more promotive of acquaintances and lel
lowslnp than months of routine Sunday
School work. 15.
The Fsany on North t'nrollila.
. We publish this morning an essay by a
young lady pupil of the New Berne Col
legiate Institute on North Carolina, un
der the head of "Our Goodld North
State." It was written by Ms Lizzie
Hancock, aged sixleen, daughter of our
tow nsman Mr. James Hancock, the pu
pil to whom was awarded the two years
scholarship at Converse College, S. C.
1 he youug lady displays unmistnkab'e
talent in this essay, and its excellence
itiso ntlicts credit upon the school in
which she received her literary training.
Fnconrngring: ManiifHetnriiia:.
We noticed recently that the City
Council ot Charleston. S. C, had pa-sed
an ordinance exempting from taxation lor
a period of years all manufacturing en
terpri.-es 'atlat should be start eel in that
citv during a certain time, and as a result
the people of the city ate looking forward
to gre it results from such action.
The exemption iceiudes nil taxation
except that of the sthool, which is mertly
uoiniua1, and the belief is that a boom in
Ihe manufacturing line will come to Char
leston. Capitalists even from other si C
tious of their own State arc visiting the
city looking for sites upon which to start
up manufactories, the first to be inaug
urated being a iiiammrth shoe factory
The fcheme is an experiment widi tie
people of Charliston, and it is Worthy o
note that almost the first month's ( xper
lence is gratilymg to than.
The outcome ot Charleston's t xpi la
ment will lie watt-hid with interest. We
believe it would be a g -od thing lor New
Berne to do likewise. We need factories
and should encourage their building by
every reasonable means possible, and we
believe such exemption reasonable because
each factory built will benefit the city
generally, and the increase both ot wealth
and population which will be brought
about will adtl to the city 's revenues even
though the factory itself should not pay
any taxes.
Pamlico Nnpfrlor Conrt.
The Superior Court of Pamlico connly
convened Monday, W. S. O'B. Robinson,
ptesiding, the solicited' W. J. Leary, of
Edcnton being present.
The attorneys present were: Messrs.
Peaisall. Ward. Caho. Stevenson, White
hurst, Thomas, Moore, Gibbs, Clarke
and Clark, of New Berne; Hon. F. M.
Simmons, of Raleigh; and Alexander, ot
Washington county.
Gabe Thomas, tbe wife murderer, sub
mitted to a verdict of murder iu second
degree and sentence j to 30 years in the
penitentiary. No other cnsi s of impor
tcnee were tried that day. There were tw o
jail cases larceny to lie tried Tuesday
morning w hich would end the criminal
docket.
Indications were that court would hold
but two or three days.
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e..i u -in. tun. -Jt "t i'' i
tie- I. ;
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, ! U.-We
I'm lor.
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V
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t
Itnnlis I'ienic
A Sv hi, sli..;-..
Rear
1 1
.W'll tl'olll
ir W. E.
,M .sier Joe
i v.ililii:
1 eul--'
r.
( '
lilt. .be F.
.!).(.. W i t-d Jr.
iai be J hilly w out
. ie curry in.; Mr.
( i le I'dtlllall
to Rouuc Inli t
i i. i-j tie-. The
i wo on a . y, Ie
i'.r..xu'- Inlet,
I'.rtir Inlet in a
art v t here, had
' ; -I 111 .Ullti
I tie -e u ho
j
on I He beach ,iial WL")t t.
In mile- di.-iuni. 1 1 o--;iil;
boat, picll ek. . I w it II t h"
a i;ood time with the i;i
party on i he -atl'l-. K'tui :;
i Dir. urriviii r at .-Wiiushon
I I s
i it 1 1 nifiii;
ii; in th.- t vi n
111 "111 1 a : . c' ' 1-
p. in , ir iveiii'o
of iietui s (ii i mile
U!'in' the tl
t di-d in..'
' these, li
loo l'od
j On th. ne.V
Kosier, Clyde
i I'.'.ie oot tii'ljui'e
j 'mil I nek I hl'o
ilu-r. a!'i:v:ni;'
o'clock, p. m.
Id a. in . -tayino
! but they totiki d
tlu ir re; urn . l'i
;i -
ee
1 1 u I
: :e
ual t 'J
l. I 'C -a: .IV 1
..ck .. -.Min-b
.ad
Tiny led Swansboto a!
at church "till p. m..
nke May lay pintles on
1 iv thev are a": r;;h I
. lvr.rir
- ' , , .
: -W.1SO 1 .1 "I.
e "ii n i , Miir. !
Y.. li 11 ill io. e while on the 1
with some .! the p etty Rrowni
uin I
e oj:
.drls, but llj. -e M iv pally p'cnict
1 lor siie'h as tli it.
ar
.VI r. II. IV. NlmpHOii Ili-itfl.
Ratnbiidoe V. .--iiii p-n.. who. hn
a year and a hall, li t- been -ull'erii.i;
Mr.
! a
ol.lt
- I from a cancer
hi- f ie.-. died Tn-s.l:,
afternoon. May 1 '.. at bi-Oak-i:i;:h
building tt.is v.
Mr Simpson w a.-, about -la
He haves a wife and f. ur
O'lleSt about liltet'I) yaaisoe
carpenter, a good workman
man. II'1 was a member
Street Methodi-t chlll'i-i
1 oii.e i 1: t he
. r-ar- . .f ace.
h:Mren. the
II- was a
and a good
ot Hauoook
ati'l ol the
Knights ol Hai'iiioiiv.
The remains were lal.eti Wtilne-hiv
morning to llnlmv. his old boine f..r
interment, (.'oi. .-impson of Unit place
was the father of the deceased.
Ii r rail aiv Correspond euro.
We are bang bh s.se. I with good sea-ons
iu our sectiou. Our poiato crop is tine
while the other part of the county is
being patched with df. nth.
The Or.enta! Sunday school held their
picnic at our place las' Snurdav. It was
pielty well reprr-i nted from miter pail
of the couuty.
The hail storm Ui d we had a lew days
ago tlitl not d image the crop- ;.s bad .1
we thought it did at the time it It'll.
liintM-y Si-miiiiiry t'oniiiiciicciiioii I.
Th it fine Eastern Carolina female
school Kmsey Seminary of LaGnnge,
will hold its couillleliccuit ut tXtlcisis,
M ,v 2t;h to 2s; h.
( n Sunday the 24lh. tin- ba-- cult-ire .b-
sermon will be preached a? eleven a m.
The graduating 1 xe't i-es wiM be on
Wednesday. May 27' h, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon and the musicalc that evening
at S o'clock.
On Thursday, May 28th, at ten-thirty
a. in., the address will be delivered by
Rev. R. C. Beam m, . f (od.l-b no Tin
art exhibition will be from two to live
that afternoon, and the reception Irom
eight to eleven, p. m.
Prof. Jos. K usey, the prineipa'. never
fails to have a good coniniein emeut mid
to make it plea-ant for all visitors. Tnc
exei rises are always largely attended and
deservedly so.
Knl-hlNOf Harmony Financial Secre
tary t'liaiiffo.
Bro. It. J. Disosw.-ty having "be-n elect
ed Financial Secretary of Craven Lodge
Xo. 1.. Knights of Harmony, at the last
meeting to li.l the unexpiied term of
brotltt r W. 15. Iny:l, deceased the mem-Ix-rs
will pay all ;i-p-:iie''l- and dues lo
him. J. II. Smith. Sec'y.
I will be locale I at No. ItiO George
street Icnporarih and will always ba pre
pared to receipt for all 111- IK y paid me on
ihe street. jtulGlwf R.J. Pisosway.
Death ol -Sir. Henderson Kinney.
Krol her ol I'rol. liinsey ol I. a I. ranee
Tin- remains cf Mr. Hentii r-on Kiusi-y
pas.-etl through thi- c.ty this afiei'noon on
their way lor burial at his home in Otis
low county. Mr. Kinst-y was on a vi-it
to his son at Maxton when tne sad visitti
lion of death came to him suddenly and
without warning.
He was 70 years old, a brother to Mr.
Jos. Kinscy, ol the Kitiscy Seminary, La
Grange, and the father t f Mrs. Luther M.
Nash, of this cily. lie was a man highly
esteemetl in the conin unity 111 which he
lived, autl ihe new.- of his su Lien demise
will be re-caved with pi'mfui regret by his
many friends antl acquaintances. Gohls
boro Argus., May 1 Slh
Oealh ol' tieorse J. Itmlley-
Mr. (ieorge J. Dudley tlied at his home
four miles from Yanoeboro, this county.
HI the night of FlidaV, the loth inst.,
about midnight; aged about lii'ty veins.
The deceased was a well know n tanner
of the couuty, and one ol its h ading men.
He was 111 ;i gist rat" for many yeats, up to
ihe time of die fusion Legislature.
Mr. Dnd'ey's wife and five children,
four sons antl one daughter, survive him
His wife was Mi-s Paine Rhem, daughter
ol Mr. J. L. Rhcni of Xew 15' rne.
Tin- funeral is to be held thi- alien' 0011.
Not Ice.
I want every man and woman in the
I'll i ted States inieicsted in the Opium and
Whisky habits to have one of my looks
on these diseases. Addrtss 15. M. Wool
ley, Atlanta, ( Box 882, and one will
be sent you free. w ly
A favorable report
upon on Representative
has bee 1 agieed
S'.iinm r's I!oa-
ncke Island bill. An amendment was
adopted reducing the ami nut appropria
ted for the nn nuu. ent, etc.. from -:!0.000
10 $20,000.
The Washington correspondent of the
Charlotte Observer says that Mr. Robert
Ransom when continue I as second secre
tary of legation at Mexico, will have a
salary of $2,623 after July 1, IS!"'..
Johnson's Emu'sion of Cod Liver Oil is
invaluable in ail pulmonary affections and
consumption. I. enriches the blood, restore-!
lost tissues, budds up the appetite
anil makes s.uind tl. -h. Put bellies. fl.'O
Far .Stile bv F. S. DutlV.
We Never Had
So many nice desira
able goods at such
little prices, and we
will be sure to please
you if you favor us
with a call.
Nice desirable Ginghams. Ic
Beautiful Lawns, ."ie.
!5p"The above is au extra Bar
gain. Yard wide Percales, Sc.
LNJ inch Umbrella. Congo Handle,
Paragon Fr-tmc, 50c
Ladies Oxfords, patent tip, 40c
Ladies Dongola Shoes, Latest
style, 75c
Beady made Shirt Waists, -5c
AND OTHER NUMEROUS
BABGAINS.
May 1G, 180C
I 'THE Sl'M.MI'.R CAJ'ITAL."
SiniiiiiiT Winds anil Siimiiirr Waves
I'nr SiiiniiitT WaiiiltTcrs. j
liiiiiii All.tMH' iihi:i. ori.v.
I niter ov Prnsrwulvf n iierlii
Ami i:xi-ellent e l hiihi'Iiic-ii I
hiinii ly te Kollina; (a Wltrrt-
KisliiiiifT. mill Itnlliliit-r- "l HiixUlnif
In looljiiu Brrtoi A all lli- Num.,
nior Ton rial .
Mr. YV. V. Ciimpbeb, niiui'.i;i" of He
j
Abtititii' Hotel ot Moi'elieail. n ai.o m n.c
i (:,:v. iiifoi'ins Us thai the wotk "i putltao 1
1 i In.- hotel inl ' L'ood shape for ihe
in -
for i
Was l
' now complete mid u i "'-U s '!" "l,PM
all Ihe gu-sis V
i nt- i
opening day.
.Mr. F. 15 Afeiidell. -tall' conespon 'cut
of the News and ( o scru r w ho get- up n
spe ial-. and who is now gallier'iig It t 1
for one on Eistcin X "Hi Caioliua. being
at Mo.-. liead on tin-' h i'e.'s ..p. mug day
was so i !i arme I w ith evervdiu g dial he
pente d at onee a glowing di-vnpluc
'which we r. pr'du. e ! r. .1 11 t'-' coluni s
1 o! the Xews anil (Jb-erver., It is a- !.-
1 lows:
I Moieheul Citv. N. C., May ft.
' F In iv is a I uoyancy in the breeze at
I Mori h ad, :t gt'fiti'ieur in i s biilowy seas, a
: gh ain on its Ir diquil s ii'.d and sttean.s,
! :n iginli eiiee i 1 11s re-th s roaring ai d roll
' in" octatl, M1' ndi I along it- moon kissed.
! wave-washed
.toast, t c-ai y lu its dashing
! an-1 loatnitig sun, aim in o 11 p.- ......e j
is its eveiy h a lire anil t nvifoipiii nt Hot
I makes ns'ohl ir. ends 1 urn their ett and
I inclin ttiutis oea-.U'Ward as eat h -un.ut. r
i - a-on tippr. niche-.
" I he l.iuiou.s old Atlantic Hotel wn.we
iiilai's are washed by the Hawing tile
-ecnis, as each spring time recedes to fairly
veaiii for the advt nt ol its summer friend-,
and patrons. It throws op. u the blind
to i s hundreds of window s ai d bids the
-ea bt'et zos and SUU-beams come in and
l iia-e aw ay Ihe loneliness ot a bleak v- ail
ing winter, and make cht ei till the haunts
-fits summer soiotirners. Iiswnle tloors
llv open and admit into iis broad veran
das ami spacious halls the cheering, sun
light of summer. The sharp es lineup
a.iound its wharts with white sail slrelcheil
to the win Iw.u-d, natly 10 bearovtr the
billows the spiiited anglers and moonlight
-ail. t's.
-Tlie tide ebbs and flows. bring:ng in
tin- iiiu-'mtlrings of the ceiseless s -e ,11ml
cam ing out to Neptune t he oci.o. s . I t h.
"i.h'is uf the hills " Old ot ean frets end
foams it-elt into waving blue mountains,
and tl.eu lashes itseif into showers ot
spring that cools and charms the suunnei
winds. The gallant blue tidi nud tin
brave ami heroic mackerel, the two cav
aliers of the 8:.i, are marching incaval
c ides across the breakers, defying the
angler ami ready to measure resistance
with him in the wake of a llying sharpie.
The festive clam and crab are com
ing up in little armies-, ready to be
sacrificed on the tables of Manager Camp
bell. "I have just spent a day and night ut
Morelu ad. I was worn and wtary when
I landed, but when 1 alighted anil was
tanned by the Ocuan breezes, lured by
the mili-Q'Uriug of the ocean antl en
chanted by the lashing . ol the waves on
the shot-.', it seemed almost unreal.
'I met Mr. Camplied, ihe new mana
ger of the Atlantic Hotel, who was bu-y
renovating, refurnishing anil remodeling
the hotel, C0ttage, ball. houses, stimuli I
houses, wbaris and walks, ami getting
evervt iing iu readinem for the opening of
the hotel tomorrow. Mr. Campbell is
not a stranger to Mot'ehead, nor to the
patrons of this popular n sort. He has
been heic as chief clei k anil assistant
manager during the biggest and best sea
sons, lie is a thoroughly competent and
popular n anager, a universal fayorih
with all those who have spent the seas ins
at Moreluad during the past several years
and proposes to nuke this popular lesort
mare all racti ve du ring this sea -on than
ever In fore. His purpose is to make the
summer capital from now until Ihe season
closes the most attractive and popular
ic on in the Southern States, and to in
augurate a schedule ol reasonable rate
i hat will not only bring the old friends ot
the Atlantic, hut hundreds of others who
desire to avail themselves of ihe attrac
tions of t he most delightful resort on the
South Atlantic coast.
"Mr. Campbell has had t xtcn.led ex
peiieneein halel management. He is a
most tillable, patient and clever manager,
and knows how to cate-r to the demands
of summer tourists. lie has not only
thoroughly repaired and thoroughly icno
vatcd the hotel cottages and other build
ings, but he ha selected as his aids in the
management a number of gentlemen who
are thoroughly competent antl capable
"Mr. A. J. Cooke, ot R ileigh. is to be
one ol his assistants Under Mr. Cooke's
management the Atlantic las enjoyed
several very successful seasons. He is a
splendid hotel man au 1 will be a valua
ble aid to Mr. Campbell in the manage
ment this season.
"Mr. Dick Burklread formerly of Ral
eigh, but uow ot Goldsboro, is one of the
olliee lorce, a young man of affable man
ner, thorough bu-iness training antl uni
versally popu'ar with his friends antl
associates.
''Every department of the hotel is pre--nhtl
over by thorough adepts seeded
and employed becaitsu of their limes., for
the positions they occupy aud not for
blow or bluster.
"There is a variety of natural attrac
tions at Moreheitd, that is lound at few
other poiuts. Its fishing, suit bathing,
moonlight sailing, its delightful sea
brei zes, its balmy days and pleasant
uights, its laced souuils and stnded is
lands, and other attractions are surpassed
by no coast resort in the country. It is
one ol the leading summer homes in lb.
South, and under iis new ownership ami
excellcul new management I bespeak lot
it greater patronage during the present
season than ever btfore."'
MARRIED.
On the 14th day ot May, at the resi
dence of Susan Baisdeu in Polloeksville
township, Amos Hoffman to Mis? Dora
i5aisden, Amos Healli, J. P.. officiating.
May Iheir lives be prosperous ones.
O.i the 17th day of May at 10 o'clock ai
the residence of the bride's parents, in
Whiieoak township, Mr. Owen Mm ton
ol on-low county, to Miss Hestir Hewitt
Amos Heath, j. P., officiating. May
the ir live-be long anil happy. II.
Died.
M iy 19. h, . Inhume Brindle. infant son
ot Mr. and Mis. J . W . McMc. Fuueia
this evai uig Iro n the residence. Frieiils
of the family invited to attend.
Li' d at Yan.eboro, N. C, at 1 o'clock
Tuesday. Mrs. Ada Dinkius, mother of
Mr. Joi n 1). Dinkins ol this citv, age Kl
years. Funeral to take place Thursd .y at
Vauccboro. She leaves seven children.
DITCHERS Wanted, Cicero Gaskins. A
kins. P. O N. C. w It.
Long Leaf Pine.
We solicit orders for long Leaf Pine
bill stuff which we can fill on short
notice. GOLDSBORO LUMBER CO
ap22 lm Dover, N. C.
EG-G-S I
FOR HATCHING, FROM THOU
OUGHBRED POULTRY.
RIVERSIDE POULTRY FARM
Oflers to tbe Farmers of Craven and
adjoining counties, Eggs from their
yards of Thoroughbred poultry nt
greatly reduced prices for tlie next 00
days. Addrtss.
RIYERSIDE POULTRY FARM,
ap8 3iu Box 20, New Berne, N. C.
Ssife for Sale
A medium sized Iron Sate at less than
half first cost, but little used and as good
as new. JOUKMA-L OFFICE.
ap23 5t
The liiliCot
tobaccos
good as
livery
knows there is none just
as good as
alDsKckweOD's
SmoSting Fobacco
You will fnid
eaen 1 wo ounce
.
unis iiisr.u
bag of ):la kwcll's I iiirbam.
Hue a I .- of this cele
brated tobact -o mid reatl the
coupon which ivrs ,1 lit
of v.tlu.tblo presents and how
to get
ANOTHER BIS
IN CLOTHING-
I; KM KM 11 1 a 1,' wo earv the l,ai::-s Stock of ('
New Heme. .". I. MICK ,sTo;.s IN A
:s i.owki; than Tin-; kowksi'.
PUir
1 ovs wash Su lis, -Poiy's
,M IXod Stttts
!5oys Knee I'unts,
Hoy's .Mixed Suits
i t 11 f 1 . '.'"1.
lii-ap at -r 1
at
a u t v. at v 1 . I s
- CLOTHING
P.IG
BARGAINS IN N KN
l .. . : r . t i . ,i
ix auilliil line .(i.-t, s c-pl'lbg Mills, Wt.
g Suits,
All Wool Spring Suit--, at the
1 1 1 . . i i . . .. .. .
I'tiicK imoss rums, worth Ts.tni, ,,ui
All Wool Men's Suit.--, worth f.s.im, .
Klegitnt line of I. old S i i t si . at
Regular Cutaway Sai l, Suits,
I'.laek Sack and
Wo have a Icirga
jiriee is i 1 .;
Men s Summer ( '
titiiwiiv
n in a
Suit-,
Iliac,
oW iis
est-.
tats, as
(.'heap Alapaea ('oats and
MKN'S PANTS.
Working Pants, we have
and up to of).
Dress Pants, at k .o;, f
t horn,
COME AN
) SEE or
DON'T
BAKFOOT'S,
The Big Dry Goods Bargain
tySecond Door from Post Oilier
Tobacco
ZT .".0.000 pounds best
SIII'.ET
I I lues w
sure 1 1)
on the wa . All in ;'nt .
arlv, so t hat t lio null b.
Tin and Sheet Mel.il Wot
ol every
No. 23 Craven Street, -
( Tiler ( t i -ei i . . ,7
M:cDa,riiel dfc? G-ealt.ill,
Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
El our. Pork, Coffee, Sugar, Lard, P.utter, Cheese, Syrup, MoLlnon
Vinegar, Snull Tobaeeo, tligars. Canned (loodn of all kindH,
Teas, Spices, an I rveryllniig else nrtuallv found in a
EI RST-CLASS GROCERY STORE.
flpWe have bought in large tpiantit ies lor cash and are prepared
to sell as low as anyone. Country
will d ) well to get our prices before
show goods.
Stables FreJ 47 Broad
Fifty-Ton rlli Year.
The Southern
Cultivator
The .HM-.T r.'li:ii.-
popular -It iiifiiul oi
in Uiu oul U
and
t):xie
ifm ' F1rl-ln.NN
ItH ( 'In'ul.itinn O ivc
entire- C'ountry.
ATLANTA, (i A
Farmers, La .vyei s'and HusineHs Men
The. SOI'TII KI'.M t I I. I'l 1
her ol I tolletfes ill). I sole ...Is in I lie -
Ciri illation 1 ii ri i n.-ii J i.h iui..ian
I-tpf The CPI.TI V ATt K
Year lor $1.50.
and Tin-'.
To Boat Builders and
IN PARTICULAR
Dur exclusive specialty is desitrnlnn: and building (to order) complete outfits ol irenuinr MAW.N'
machinery In small and medium sizes (lour to twenty Inch cylinders).
HIGH PRESSURE COMPOUNDTRIPLE EXPANSION
and PADDLE WHEEL OUTFITS.
EITHER WOOD OR COAL BURNING MARINE BOILERS.
(Nn Stationary or "Trade" Machinery.) ,
-U.oeue,free. MARINE IRON WORKS,
Clybourn and Southfowt Avm. CHICAGO.
Piso's
For Consumption.
Of all the Cough medicines I have for sale, Piso's
Cure for Consumption takes the best. When
once sold, it
L.
January
claim for other
is "Just ns
Durham."
oh! smoker
one coupon inside
. 1
Ikik,hii1 twocou
cm n lour ounce
Ihcm
Ihcm. c
1 .11 1 pnt'e 1. i 1 .
.."id, on r j.rit-c -(
. I".-, t.
up
t.. ;..!.-..
on r pi n e
fi.;n.
15
niiln - ar.
.
f prie.
price To..'!
Mir pi'ire ii
;.."iit.
worth TPhfiii ,,r liriee 7 Sf.
f i tin .'!.'. to ,'. on, each.
Cutaway Suit, north tI.'i.OO our
M
at
L(M), 1.1H
.1
up to tb.Od.
ffiir xt; -
1 A
J 1
Mil . A
A r- -fJ W"
f k . M ,M
WEEK
It CLOTHING, EVEN IK Vol'
WAN E TO RUV.
House
Flues !
IRON in store and liu.ooo poiindu
ill do well to il;K-e their ordi'TB
get I hem i n t line.
description promptly done
- NEW BERNE, N. C.
t -. "W ill T-r-v
MerehantH ami the general pnblio
buy mg el.sewhcie. No trouble! to
St., N.wBern, N. C.
I.-.lil.ll h---tgH I.l
oc
It., i ...o-MiT.r..i orntrii
of -...ni,,.,,, Aurktitui-e
nt.l tie I nil ii.! rial iif-tap-
I . - ' f I he S.illlli
Farmer, Single Subscription $1 y,i
'th.- t;ri'ftl Karxn, tn
.Inultlitl ami ISMH'k
.lolllailll.
Reatl G. Send foiSaniple Ci.y
Tun i
rlliv
an. I I nr i.l.-iit a l.t n nTinim
i iiiel women IVrlt. tlie
Wkkki.v .1 1 r hn a i.en( one
Marine Engineer!
Cure
makes a permanent customer.
F. MARTIN, Druggist,
Eaglctown, Indiana..
28tn, 1896.
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