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to carry oul lUe pi lnil.lr of IIcimu'ilc
W't endorse Jimes A Hniu nud rt-ciiii-
Aigcrmus, howling nJ j mend hi. reelection to ihe Senate with
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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' i t , W A (lal on. W J S an.
Slnlcsyille 11 CI onies.
Sav annah, ( a It it Neal
s.iliKbiiry S F Shnll, I. N Jovner, J A
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aHiiinton- S C liraia. J K l ay
.e. F II Rollins. F V lloyi, 11 V lli
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Websti'i .1 J Hookrr.
We.t 1 . .nil Va - It W HrlTeron.
W il.on ii Woodanl. W It Mntelicail
I A ( orbeii, J 11 Karilol, F.n.e.l Nmlall
I C Hullo, k.
Winntoii IIS (iallonay, Alex (ilt.
ay, li, belt (iorrell IV let (Jot nil, Mor
r s Hailei. 'I'linniai .Maalln. IlrntyHlikf
ni-r. W I Hr.,,k.,C I) Oburii, W It I'ol
lard in slinfnpf, H .1 li'jiiold.. Wl
It Hi i Holds. Iin hard I.) brook, Winfleld
V .uiK, W () (iritlln. (icurite NorlWl. It
H Crawford. .1 H llnnn, Marlon Follln
( ( Miafnrr. Itolwrt Norflepl, Kit
M HanUn, W A Itlalr, llu(th Hrown
W i im i null m J it lm Itsllimy. Koli Kn
kin. 1' M Tut i cut I no llatrr Kmlllone.
Waller William. on. W A Pick, Ionli!
VrKiif Jr. Nam Vlrk, (Jharll Ch!
bonrn II Mi llhainy, M It Klllntl, Cj
inn (illea. Wtifn Jchnann, Ilehrrt llpfl
my. I Im Fllloti, (ieo ('tow, Henry
l'r ban. Clnrln Taylor, Jamca Hlyn
...n. John K Wllllaon, Jhn i Itl.lr,
Kre.l Dirk, It U Muoo, llerlieri I. Hot
den. Il'nh I, MllUr.
Arabs, Syrian-
hilling ilervi
linns, native sini:ers ami dancere both
male and ftu.ale I here will be el-rlling
revelations . f I'neutal life, peaceful
scenes aud past times of the Sultan's
Domains. 'in.,rs will have an oppor
tuuity to see how these people actually
elist, live aud amuse themselves la their
own country. There will be entire
families, from the old gray headed grand
father to the toddling tot whose Infant
footsteps hav e just left the cradle For
the first linie in the history of the New
Hern fair, the large concourse of vistors
that annually congregte there each
spring, will witness avirid reproduc
tion of the famous Streets ef Cairo as It
wasjjiven at the Worlds Fair; taken
part in by the same people who made
that exhibition on the mighty high way
of nations famous. There will lie special
n it' tit performances during the eutire
time and it will be certainly a facinal
iiii; scene, with the bright lights Hash
ing on t lie gaudily bedecked costumes
chut ai lerlstic of these people, with the
strange and weird music playing, a ml
wil n t he sounding beat of the tom-tom
kee,iii,' lime lo the sylph like movement:-
of the dancing girls, fur famed in
som: and story. In the great enclosure
w ill be native attendants, careful drivers
to ii--i-i the v isilors, especially the ladles
an l i hildien in camel and donkey rides
up ami dow n Hie irregular formation of
the noted street.
With all these marvelous attractions
placed at our very door way, it is safe to
say ,i lial t his the coming spring will mark
a new era in the histoiy of New Herns
Far and Industrial e.ihibiiion, and as a
our ciiii' feature added, there will be
pla. ,,l in the permanent show building
wlii. ii will be entirely renovated anil rc
ni i.lelt d for the occasion, Frof t'has. W.
( ' 1 i t . 1 1 in "Collossal Columbian Carni
val' o trained and wild animals; the
a-:oun iin- aggregation of animal ac.tori
.letting I lainers, fearless male and female
rubis of the iiuimil world, will gie
st'iiiling revelations of the past, tiiius
nn i ann' Muiients that were once the
sp in of the Roman Rulers, in a large
iron ale. in so constructed anil arranged
thai e n il anil every person visiting will
ha e :i eie ir and unolisti ucie l view of
the entile performance.
1 ht ic w ill be turned loose, untamed
lions, feiocioiu b oar hninds. hungry
wolves and docile lambs; and the famous
I rain :rs entering the dens there will bo
given a vivid illu-tiaiion ami verification
uf Hie famous liibical ti ll, "The lion
and the lamb shall lie down together "
Ihere will aUn be dancing bears,
monkey i low us, l eaulifiil trained doves.
and in fact, representatives from every
family of I he nuimil woild, to startle,
entertain and amuse I he visitors.
Of course yo i no- coining to the New
Item r air, and 1 would advise you not
to miss the great wild animal show, for
about the li r-t thing voir friends will
ask you whi'i yo,i lelurn home, is
whether you p nd ii a yi-it or n l.
It will b;- ll." -en-ation of the entire
Fair period, and probably cuter lo more
admiring thoiis. inds than all the other
shows put logeili.r. The city of New
Hern ami vicinity t in certainly congratu
I lie themselves and extend their graU
f il thanks to the gentlemen named
above, for being -o successful as lo
Sfcurc this mon-ler aggregation.
We are looking forward to royal
good lime and tan assure our readers
that they will not be disappointed.
Cheap Rates.
The Associated Railways of Virginia
ami the Carolinas will bell tickets lo
New llern nud return from all points
within the Sta'.t of North Carolina, and
from Hlchmoiid, IVlrraburg, Norfolk,
Danville and Intermediate points, for
one first class due for the round trip,
plus lifly colt, f ir one admission to the
Fair grounds.
Tickelt to Ite sold April 13-30 Inclu
sive, I'm nl limit April .Mill, continuous
pasaago in en h direction and lo ea.
brac coupon for one admission to the
Fair grounds.
Stcial excursion trains will be run
dally on the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad on Tuesday, Wednesday,
1'liu rail iy and Friday of Fair week on a
baaia oi one rent per mile for distance
of ai vlv mllea.
The Atlantic Coast Line will run
apecial trains from Wilmington and
Scotland Neck on Wednesday of Fair
week a' a special low rale of fare.
t cene en Middle Street,
At the Masonic Opera House Fair
Week.
The managemen'. of the Maaoaic
Opera Route bare rlowd a coalract
with the Herald r quire Opera Company
of New York for aeries of comic operai
at tbe theatre durlnj the week of the
Fair.
We heartily endorse Hon Chas. B
Aycock, GoTernor, Congrassmao Chas.
Ii. Thomas was unanimously endorsed
and we recommend his reelection. Upon
motion by R A Russell, that faithful old
veteran to the party, lion Thos J Jarvis'
name was placed before the meeting, as
a model politician whose record is un
spotted and one who has ever been un
compromising in his Democracy and
Tery loyal te his party. We recommend
him for United States Senate.
The following delegates were electad
to go to the Convention to be held lit
New Bern March 24lh: Jos Kinsey, j
8 Harper, A W Avery, ami M D Lane
Alternates, W C White, Jno S W l'earce
Hugh Lane and Wily Hill. W II l'earce
is added to the list tvf delegates to attend
the County Convention.
The followiug precinct committee
was elected: W Ii l'earce, Alex llooten,
W C White, I. S Harper, M !) Lane ami
Jno S W l'earce.
W Ii I'k.mk k, Chiun.
M I) Lank, Scc'y.
Hover I'rlniuiy.
The Democratic primary convention
at Dover wan held Saturday March l?th
Mr (I V Richardson was elected primary
chairman, and l W Richardson Scc'y.
Messrs Set Ii West, D W Richardson, .1
K Komegay, F I' Outlaw and (I V
Richardson weie elected delegates to the
County I (invention. C li Aycock was
endorsed for Governor, C li Thomas for
Congress, C T Watson Chairman County
Con vent ion .
The follow ing were elected ap primary
executive committee; .Messrs selh West,
R A Richards, iu, 1) W Richardson, ,1 K
Karnegay; and K I' Outlaw.
A nuns meeting is called for tonight
to organize a White Siipiemacy Club.
W H l'earce endorsed for lb L igi-sl-i
ture, V M Simmons United Slates Senate.
Slilli l oll nslili 1 ' i-i in :k t- .
Tilt Deuiocriiis of No li town-hip h'd i
their primary it Lee's Farm on Saturday
March I Till i'.Hii). J 11 Hunter in the
chair.
'I' II Mullison in ived I hat the old hoard
be retained, motion lost, whereupon 11
A Marshall,.) K While, . I D I'lllman, 'M
N Fisher and W H Planner were ehcled
as a new board.
On motion II A Marshall, J K White
aud W 11 Manner were appointed as
delegates to the Counly Convention to
be held in New Hern on the "-' 4 1 b of
March l'.KK). Meeting adjourned.
J 11 1 1 1 mi. . Chum
W I! Fi.AN.Ni'.i!, Set'y.
Croalau, N. C. Meh. 17. l'.m.i.
I'uw rrimaiy.
According to call of County Chairman
the Democratic volers of old Core Creek
preciuct met til Cove. The meeting was
culled to order by chaii man . I S Robin
son. 1 I! Ipock was elei l' l c.miimiiti
and I" I) Avery Secretary
'I he following township cvn'iilivc
committee was elected: I'iuielliy M
L F Taylor. H T White, F D A yen, T 11
lpock chairman.
The following weie elected d
to the County Convention: T H
F. I) Averr. II T While and J S
eon.
(' T Walsou was endorsed for County
Chairman.
JmiM rrltiiHi-,) .
The voters of No 11 Township, held
their primary meeting at Jasper today.
A K Watlaworth, Kst Chairman. Harris
Lane, Secretary.
The following were elected Executive
Committee ot No. 9 Township, AK
Wadsworth Chairman, E Z R Davis, M
W Carman, O II Terry, Edward Weth. r
ington,
Delegates to County Convention M
W Oarman, J T House, W H Lau , E Z
It Darlf, A E Wadsworth
Alternatea-O II Wctheringlon, W W
I'rescolt, Herbert House, Ed Weiherlng
ton, Walter Cox, Drew Dixon, H W
Dixon, O 11 Ferry, E W Wadsworth, W
U B Line, H Lane.
The Contention passed the following
resolution.
Resolved, That we endorse our mem
ber of Congress, ('has It Thomas for re-
nomination and our delegatci lo the
County Convention Hie Instructed lo
auppoit Ii i im for renoni li . i
A. V.. Wilms oktii, Chairman
llAiitiiB Lank, Secretary.
March 17th, ItfOu.
Illrnlale rrtmarjr.
Meeting of Democrats of No. 7 town
ship lo primary at Hlverdale acbool
bona March 17, 11100. The meeting was
org anlteil by making J W Latham chair
man and Ii TV Ives ucreta jr.
J W l.aibam was alecle I derte to
eianly convention by acclamation. H 0
Wood, Z V Bulla, li 0 Taylor, O D
Latham and I) W Ire preilnot commit-
GRADED SCHOOL NEW BERK N. C
Many Natural Advan
tages to be Found,
NeH) Bern's one of
the Finest
New Bern now has an excelleal sys
tem of Graded Schools. In the while
school, there are eleven teachers and a
superintendent. The buildings have been
recently equipped, and they arc now
heated by means of warm air furnaces.
The system ef heating gives the best
ventilation known for the school-room,
and the heal is evenly distributed
throughout the room. The sanitary ar
rangement is of the best, city Water and
sewerage being usetl throughout lh(
buildings
The course of study coTers a period ol
ten years Beginning wlih the most pri
mary, pupils are steadily advanced
through a continuous course, the com
pletion of which prepares for college d
Its equivalent. Thorough instruction i
given in Resiling, Writing, Spelling,
Geography, Mathematics, Language and
Composition, Literature, History, Latin
and I lemcntary Science.
Tuition is fiee lo bona lido resident-
of the city of New liern. Tuition foi
those living outside of the city is as fol
lows: l'i i in h r v, one dollar per month;
1 ntermedia'.e, two dollars; Advanced
three dollars. Good Woartl can be obtain-
I at reasonable rates. New Bern tliUB
offers good advantages to those who w ish
lo educate their children.
legates
I pock
Robin
J . - J - - - s- h 11
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At tht rub and Ojiter llukit.
Sprlrif Millinery at Daffy's.
We wish to state to all wbo are Inter-1 This company la rejoteUad ai on of
eated In milliner v that while we are the luadlna- anna anmnaalM of the
making an effort lo close out our dry oenntry and lo Ibeelr geen their oom-a-nods,
whiro we are doing slowly but lag will be looked ferwtnl to with moU
surely, w have no sorb Intention In re ' pleasant anttclpetlont. Manager t. 0.
jard lo our millinery department. Oreea Is lo be conf raiolated la eeeorlng
We are here lo atsy end for bnslnetr, tbem.
Our stock which I large end complete
Is dally arriving end will be ready for
the trade and In few dart.
1 he date of onr opening will be ae
aea aced later. x IL B. Durrt.
The following popstlar operas will ke
prneeated daring Ihe week: Mascot,
Raid Pasha. Olivette. Chime of Mot
rnaadr, fra Dtarola, 11 n afore tad bo
hemlaa Girl. . . '
race ot iNorlh ( arolina Hie control ot the
Stale, which liehls wi re intcndid b. the
Supreme Being and ought ever to be
held sacred by while men.
Resolved, further that we heartily ( I'.
doise the act- of our I)( li.ocialic olliciab
liolh .Mate mi I i ii inty uiul feel 6iire il
givt n the pioper time Ihey w ill elve us a
belter government than we have had in
oyer I hirly cars.
And licit we look wlih scorn upon any
move t lid will bring discoid in tin
Democra! ic parly which move if made
can liav e but one birth and tint in the
R public in pii ty anil but one resting
place and thai in pcniilion.
The meeting resolved itself into
While supremacy Club and elected Z V
Butt President ami II II Latham Scc'y,
of 6aine.
The following gentlemen were recom
mended from this precinct as delegatis
to Slale Convention: J W Latham, 11
C Wood, L G Taylor, A D Fisher, Z
Hulls. .1 C Thomas. II II Latham, J O
Tut lor, G F, Latham, T 11 Smith, J r
llatdison nud It W Ives.
Tiie I'teciuct ( oniiiiittee elected II (
Wood as chairman'
li. solved that a copy of acts of till-
this meeting be sent to New Bern Joi n
AI. and New I'.crn Democrat with re
quest to publish.
Mi etini: ail iourned, subject to (all ol
Chaiini in Wood
J W I'vtiiam, Chinn.
B W Ivks. See')'.
M mile I') in-M I'rlmnry.
Maple Cypress Precinct called I o
der Marcii litn, mui ny r. r Aoains.
Olllcers elected, LC Daws in, Chair
man, E F Adams, Secretary.
Precinct Committee ' '. U Brewer, I
C Nelson, J R Dudley, E A Lancaster
Wylie Cnus")'.
Delegates lo Counly Convention E
A Lancaster, F 0 Nelson, E F Adams.
Ihe following lldfolutlojis were
passed.
That wo cndorie T.iomai W it'son, for
Chairman Couuly Executive Commit
tee.
Tfiat we endorse Tnomas Daniels for
County Treasurer.
That we endorse our RegMer of
Deeds, K M Green, for renomlnallon
That we endorse our SberllT, Joo Kin
sy for reiioininallon.
Thai 4c endorse our member of Con
gress, C R Thomas, fur renomlnallon
That we endorse C II Aycock, for Gov
ernor.
That our delegates lo the Counly Con
venlion are Instructed lo support the
ab ire resolutions
L. 0. Dawson, Chm'n
E. F. Adams Sec'y.
The city of New Bern is situated In a
triangle formed by the junction, of the
Neuse and Trent rivers, and has direct
commucicsllon, not only wilb the At
lantic Ocean, but all portions of the Stale
by water and rail, ami wilb every por
tion of the country via the Wilmington,
New Bern and Norfolk Railroad, extend
ing frsm this city to Wilmington, where
it connects with the ocean via the Cape
Fear River, and Iho Atlantic Coast Line
iiid Seaboard Air Line railway system,
in I the Atlantic anil North Carolina,
vhich ex'etuls from .Morehead City, via
Sew Bem and Ooldsboro, where il con
nects with the Coast Line aud Southern
si stems.
A line of steamers connects with the
Sorfo k ami Southern Railroad lo Eliza-
ielh City, on the Pasquotank River, aud
via that mail wilh i lie Pennsylvania,
Norfolk anil Western, Southern and
Chesapeake and Ohio systems of rail
way a1. Noifolk, anil numerous Ameri-
an and European steamship lines It
will be seen that New Bern K therefore,
in no sense Isolated from I lie rest of the
world, but on the contrary, is exception
ally well provided willi the means of
heap and quick c intm inication.
New Bern is the county seal of Craven
County, aud has u population of nearly,
If not quite 1'JbO I souls. Its people arc
law- ibiding, iudusli ious and compara
tively thrifty. It is known as Ihe ' (lily
of Elms," its shelled stieels being beauti
fully shaded with the trees to w hich it
is indebted for Hint cognomen, and il
abounds iu pretty situations, attractive
and coinfoi l ible liome-, mil diiveways
into the s n r uinding country Ihrough
til ri f ty li'tit k farms, and modern pouliry
yards in wlii 'i the liiesi vineries of
fowls are lo h : sern.
To ;rospeeiivc setil -ri and iuvesiors
there is no Southern low n .vhich olters
belter advantages tli m Ne.v Hern. She
has free mail del. very, supcii ir water
works and sewerage, electric, light and
as plants, line graded schools, e.c lleH
ire department, goo I telephone, service,
i handsome public building and county
ourt house, churches of all denoniiou
lons in fai l all the conveniences es
sential lo the li 1 1 i , 1 1 1 .-s and ( or.ilorl of a
people.
I.alinr.
Living expenses ami house n-nt being
aniHutilly low here, labor is, in conse
quence, satisfied wiili sin. ill wages, and
mob things as 'VtrikcV' ini l"lihr or
ganizations' are unknown.
Itjiiklti- I a. lllll. s.
Tncre a:e lliree s did, well mnnaged
banks In New Bem, with a combined
paid up capital of $'2-V 00. anil surplus
tnd uudivided profits aggregating floO.
K0. These biuk are lilwial and havo
plenty surplus cash, anil every nccotn
nndallon consistent w ith Bound banking
can bo sccutetl by manufacturer! at a
low rate of iiiteie-i.
Sioi iMliimi's riiriitllmi.
New Bern Is de linetl to become a
favorite Southern winter renort. lleallh
and pleasure seekers will ti ti tl hunting
and fishing excellent, and the climate Is
se mild and the air so invigorating lint
debilitated anil weik persons would
ipeedily Improve and eventually I e rc
ttored to health aud strength. It is an
Idesl field for the gunner, angler and
yschliman
We have hotels, but what Is deeded is
house constructed with especial refer
ence lo the requirements of people who
are in search of a health reioit near the
coast. An enleiprising capitalist and
hotel man would find I lie venture lo he a
success
Flotilla praa were nil cut down by the
last cold spell 1 h it Slate, but majority
of farmers have replanted an I the pros
pect now Is for heavy crijpa of ihM vege
table. Potatoes are look mi g Well; their
planting Is abiut ll ilahul. Henry Kl
well A Co, prod ice dualeia of III) Wash
ington St., New York, gave us iho a'jove
informatUu.
lee.
The chair appoleted Z"V Bulls, f 1 C
Wood, J 0 Thomas, 0 B Latham nod D
W Ivee, committee oa re 1 alon, wbo
hmltted the following which was
aaealmoaelf adopted!
Reeolred, Thai wa heartily fadnrne
the aete of Ibe Democrats la oar lent
leglslstare la their effort lo Hd at of
aegro domlaatloa.
lad thai we hall with delight the op
porinnlty thai la abonl U to Im u to
?( Urito Amendment, which If ratl
ted will toraTof Insara Ibc iaglo-Saioa
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