fa
path)
'The constant drop of water
Wears away the hardest stone;
The constant gnaw of Towser
Masticates the toughest bone;
etnt
The constant cooing !m
lurries nil' l!ie liliisliin maid;
Ami the constant advertiser
Is the one who sets the trade.''
VOL. XIII---NO. 288.
NEW BERNE, N. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1895.
UCE -FIVE CENTS
STAPLES
Come First on the
Food List, and our
Staples
Best,
CIh-ea,pest,
WHOLESOMEST.
- MOST INVITING,
AND APPETIZING
In tin Grocery Trade.
FAlLUltE TO DHAW OX OUR
Stock for your table simply
prevents you from realiz
ing the highest attain
able possibilities
of good living
-OO-
Just as au athletic congress
brings all the champions togetn
er, wo gather all the
Of every Article anil Intact of
Fooi into our stock.
can't beat us in the matter of
Q-b.ali.t3r-
' v" '.-.:
0--0
We are always ahead
in low.prices, too,
just as a is ai-
" . ways befoie
B.
ChampionBrands
IrJ U V 1 I . LI
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale. Personal iflVcts.
ft. Wallnau. Pianos and Organ".
Bl'SINESS LOCALS
PIANOS And Organs tuned and repairrd.
Satisf-.ciion guaranteed, first class testi
monials to hand. nit.) tin.
E. Wai.lnac, Bus 5.' 4.
THE Sale of the pe.sonul eft" els of the
lite Mra Mary IS. Havens will be contin
ued to-day, lginning at 11 o'clix k.. Tlie
library kitchen furniture an I much
household furniture remains to be sold.
DESIRABLE House torrent on Metcalf
strett. Apply to U. S. Mack.
TALCUM POWDEU, borutrd, carbida
tedsmd perfumed only lOcts per box, rcg
ular price 25 cis. Cream C nrplcxion
S..np only 5 els. per cake at F. S.
Dukfy'b. If.
SCH AFERS beat Breakfast Snips 12c.
W. B. C ox.
THE FINEST Lunch Milk Bi-cuit in the
city at A. II. B.nRiN(iTo:v.
F. M. CHADWICK, Merchant Taih.r 103
Middle St. 1 am now in receipt nf spring
aud summer samples aud am prepared to
show a large I i c of both lion ig i and
domestic styles. The new Twin' on woolens
went iu fleet. Ja.i. fust and the goods
which 1 nn show have all been regu 'atcd
by tnat se bedule as to values.
TliV a Hbl. Swan Down Flour lor tale
by A. II. Bahriniiton. 78 Middle St.
FIVE Thousand pounds of those deli
clious 10 cent 7inis just anived, nice and
fresh. Come and see them.
,i23tf J. F. Tayi.oh.
DON't Forget the French Cafe when you
want a lunch. 114 Middle St.
WANTED Live Hustling Agents to
represent the largest tailoring establish
ment in the world. Suits f 12 up. Pants
$3 up. The Royal Tailors 7ayniaiket
Theatre Bl.lg, Chicago.
MUST Be Itented Out. Six nice new,
no 1 brick stores, first class and in the
best location in the city for any kind of
business. Apply to VV. F. Hill.
WHEN Boraxiue is used according to
direction, a third of the labor and the
cost of soap in ordinaiy washing is saved.
Samples free at J. F. Taylor's.
"THE CORNER PHARMACY,"
BRAD HAM & BROOK'S
Prescription Drug Store.
Toilet Articles, Perfumes and
Medicines.
H. W. SIMPSON,
ARCHITECT
Undertaker & Embalmer.
Orders filled on Short Notice.
Office : 130 Broad Street. 12 dm
Geo. Henderson,
INSURANCE AGENCY.
ESTABLISHED
OFFICE: NO. 4
Craven St.
1870.
Represents the following First-class
Companies:
Insurance Company of North America.
Home Isurance Compauy of New
York.
.Hartford Fire Insurance Company of
Bart ford.
Queen Insurance Company of America.
Phoenix Insurance Company of Brook
lyn, K. Y.
North Carolina zjms lusurance com
pany of Raleigh.
Royal Insurance Company of Liver
pool, England.
Boston Marine insurance company oi
Boston.
8"This Agency lias been in existence
for the past 25 years' during which lime
all losses have been promptly settled
without a single contest.
All classes of desirable Insurance
solicited. j3 lm
HERE WE ARE!
At 97 Middle St.
With the largest and best Se
lected Stock of Diamonds,
Watches. Gold Ritigs.Sleeve
C23
Buttons, Studs, scait l'ins,
Solid Silver and Tlated
- Ware, Silver Novelties of
all kind and in tact a lull
line of all kinds of goods to
ke found in a
FIRST-CLASS JEWfLRY STORE
-CALL AND SEE ME -r
Don't forget the Number, 97, Opposite
Baptist cuurcn.
Sam l(. Eaton.
Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little long.
-Goldsmith.
You may want bnt little, little
sickness, and yon may not want
it long, bat if yon, want any Cloth
ing you want it good and ; at -the
same time you want to et it at a
reasonable figure. : The "place to
fulfill all these requirements is at
Coward's. What winter Clothing
and Overcoats we have left will
be sold at a close price and if yon
want to save mony now on your
purchases, bring- your ; pouket
book along and see how well you
cpu do At nOWAED'S.
NEWS ADRIFT
In the 'lty of Elms and Vicinity,
Gathered In and Briefly Told.
The auction sale of the late Mrs. Havens
effects was begun yesterday and will be
couclu led to-day.
How is this? "The Macon, Gn., News
suggests that the widow ol Fred Douglass
nvght find another husl and in the North
Candina legislature.
The steamer Neuse brought in a large
cargo Tuesday. A portion of it consisted
of Hyde county corn, bound to Wilming
ton. The Gounod Fortnightly Club will
meet this (Wednesday) evening at the resi
dence of Mis. W. II. Chadbourn. Mem
bers are requested to meet promptly at 8
o'clock.
The amendment to Kinston's charier
allowing the town to issue bonds to the
amount ol $4, 000 and purchase a lire en
gine bus passed and the purchase of the
engine has now been legally made. It
w ill bi named The Caswell No. 1, a very
appropriate one.
Miss Lata En-ell who tins been teaching
the public school at Cherry Point lor four
mouths 'jp ist came up to her home, the
school having c'. scd last week. A roselte
pnny at the home of Mr. B. T. Borden
was the concluding feature. Miss Ora
Borden c cine up with Misi Lab to visit
her.
Cr.pt. Ambrose I'uisons of the steam tug
Francis is up to the city for slight repairs
to the tug. He came from within ten
miles of the sound Monday hut did not
have the pleasure of meeting the Picsiden
tial paily or gelt ng a sight of the Violet
which he would have known he coins
within distinguishing disiance of her.
Died nt Murine!.
On Monday, Mch. lllb, Mrs. Brittie
Armstrong, w ili; of Mr. A B. Armstrong
and sister of Mrs. J. S. Ba-night of this
city.
Mrs. Arnistroii; was a cous'steit mem
ber of I be M. E. ( bun h, and an earnest
woiker. A christian woman that was
beloved by all who knew her has gone
from e n th.
One ol' the tiintlawka's Guests.
Dr. Jclin (J. Cutter, of Worcester, Mass..
is registered at the Chattawka. He is en
route to Florida and Cuba and came to
New Berne as he has a sister buried in the
National cemeleiy here, who died on
liranoke Island during the war. We will
give the true account of her services in
the northern army and death to-morrow.
Mr. Cutter has spent nine yeais in
Japan as a medical instructor and is one
ol the few nu n who have been presented
with iusigniaby the Japanese Emperor
making him a member of the Older of
the Hisiug Sun.
News Around Maysville.
A coin spondent writes us from Mays
vibc that the farmers around there have
finished planting their potatoes.
Ilo also expiessiS the gratifkalion felt
at seeing Mr. J. It. Kennedy tho nil road
mail agent b.'.ck at his post and at the
decision of Mr. P. II. Joyner, the railroad,
ticket, freight and express agent to remain
as he makes a splendid official.
His family have just moved, though
he lias bven in charge of the office a few
months.
Coming and Uolng-
Mrs. Hill Humphrey left to visit
rela-
from
t'ves at Jacksonville.
Mrs W. B. Goodwin came up
Glenoe Stock Farm where she has
been
visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hynian have rc-
turnod from Gold-bnro where they went
to attend tlie luneral ol Mrs. uzzie
Robinson, wile ol Dr. Geo. IC. Robinson,
of Sniithfield, who died at her homo aud
wus taken to Goldsboro, formerly her
home, for interment. The funeral was
held Saturday. She was a sis'.er of Mr.
llymau.
Mr. Robert Wallace, of Morehead City
came up lo JNew jsmie to spend ine
spr ng flshing season here buying lor Mr.
S. J. Royal. Mr. Royal wi(l continue at
Jacksonville.
Mrs Bettie Whnlcy lias left for the
North after her soring slock of millinery.
Mr. J. S. Basnight returned from Mari-
bel, Pilinlico county,
Among those leaving on the steamer
Neuss yesterday were the following: II.
B. Duffy, going North to purchase his
spring stock; Miss Mamie Dawson who
has charge of the milliuery department
of hiss. ore to thoroughly acquaint her
self with the latest ideas pertaining to the
busiueis; A. M. Baker to spend same
time in Baltimore on building and loan
business: Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Rogers, of
Denver, tol who have Lean visiting Mrs.
Rogers' sister," Mrs. , Emily Thomas, re
turning to their home; Mrs. A. L. Mohler
und daughters, Misses Marie and Ruth,
who have been spending the winter at the
Chattawkn, aud J. E. Twing and family
wife and childien who have been
spending a couple of months at the Chat
tawk.i, returning to their homes in
Minneapolis; J. E. Kearney special
meteorological observer, and wile, return-
ins to their homo id Perth Anibny, M. J ;
A. Teignier, of New Orleans, La , going
to Norfolk on business he intends to re
turn and establish a writing school here
in about two weeks time.
True QUI Against Hhemwell-
A true bill for murder was foaud
against Bhemweil, but Judge Brown
would not try tbe case because he found
his wire and Shemwelt were related :
The Charlotte Observer ays that Bax
ter Sheniwell, who shot and killed the
elder Dr. Tayne in Lexington recently
was taken to Charlotte on the 10th, io
company with Bheriff Leonard, of David
sou county, the Lexington jailer, and
some of Shem well's friends, to ba Incar
cerated in jail there. He was uot in irons.
Tbe wason assigned by the party Irom
Lexington as to why bhemweil was or
dered tin re by Judge Brown whs that
threats of both lynching and release were
bang made,Nnd it was in the abundance
of caution thaho change was made. He
will nrotwblT remain in Mecklenberg tail
until tbe next term of Davidson Superior
Court. jVc-i-; -. ;:(
At the residence of Mr. J. B. Thomas
in JNew uerne re. u. murcn ntn, at b p.
m. Mr. J. R. Reuses and Mr. Elisabeth
V. Thomas, Rev. L. L. Nash olflcia-
I ting. :-.. -; : "
IMMENSE SHAD SHIPMENTS.
Extraordinary Catehen ai Roanoke
Inland-Four II and red Barrel Boxen
at a Time Being Sent Off by Steamer.
Shipments of shad were quite large
from New Berno last week and the steam
er Neuse took out still another good
shipment yesterday and large number of
packages of clams. The foinier were
from the city, the latter from Carteret
countv.
The shipments will be still larthcr in
creased when Roanoke Island is reached.
Great quantities of the shad aie being
caught there now, so that the stenme.-s
which make lour regular trips a week do
imt stop with them, but run down from
Hoanoke on other days to get the shad
that are taken.
Three or four huudred barrel boxes ol
the shad were at the whaif Monday night
aw-ailiDS the arrival ol the steamer New
Berne; the steamer Neuse took off about a
hundred boxes Sunday and four hundred
und ten boxes Friday night. These boxes
are billed as freight at 350 pounds each.
so it can readily he seen wliat an immense
amount of fish 400 boxes amount to.
The net weight of the fish in each box
is 2X0 pounds. Thus it will be seen by
calculation that a shipmet of 400 boxes
means 11U.0U0 pounds net ot lull titty
six tons ! In packing these large boxes ol
shad it is found that they run 53 roes or
100 bucks to the box an average of i.bout
75, so by calculation it will be seen that
the size shipment spoken of consists of
about 30,000 ol these elegant fish.
MAY 20TH THE DATE CHOSEN.
Mon lent to the Confederate Dead to
Be I'uveiled on That Historic Day.
Great interest is frit in everything con
cerning the beautiful monument to the
Confederate d ad now b.-ing encted in
Capitol Square. Its stately proportions
aregradualiy becoming realities and the
design will soon be a symphony iu stone.
The die stone has been in place several
days, and Monday the handsome column
that is to support the bronze statue ora
Confederate private was taken off the car
and placed on rollers. Col. Coonan is
superintending the work of carrying it to
Capitol square, by no means mi easy un
dertaking.
Many inquiries have been received ask
ing on what day the monument will be
unveiled. The commander of ihe local
camp of Confederate Veterans Monday
received a letter from J. A. Turner, Commando-,
an I J. F. GouUlman, Secretin y
ol the If. S. Chew Camp No. 2, of Sons
of Confederate Veterans, Fredericks
burg, Va iuquiiing when the monu
ment will be unveiled and stating that
tho camp desires to ntteml the unvoiliii!:
and witness the attendant ceremonies.
Mrs. Aiinistead Jones, Piesidcnt of the
Monumental Association, announces Mav
20th, ono f the most notable anniver
saries in the history of Noith Carolina ns
the (lute for Ihe unveiling. On May 20th,
w (o, the patriots ot Meek en burg county
assembled at Charlotte an I declared their
independence of the English crown, more
than a year before tho Decimation of In
dependence was signed in 1 liil.-welplua
On May 20ih, 1801, North Ciroliua
joined her sister States of the South and
seceded from tlie L nion.
The announcement says: "Our grand
old Slate extends a '.ordial welcome lo
sister Stab s to join her in honoring tho
memory other noble dead.''
Appropriate ceremonies for the unveil
ing will be arranged in d;e time, and the
day will be made an event in the history
ol tliebtate. News Ai Observer.
Frozen Fish in Texas.
Mr. E. F. Meyers, a Texas correspond
ent ol the Chicago Sportsmens Review,
notices the same phenomena of chilled fish
beiuj caught ut Rock port Buy as w as ob-
servod here in New River during the
February cold snap. Uneler the date of
Feb. 18, he writes:
"It was so cold, and frozen so hard here
that from thieo to four thousand line
weak fish or trout -fore picked up in the
Bay of Rockport by men and boys, and I
pi'csume tons of them could have been
gathered in this way. The fish were so
numb that they floated on the surface of
the water, and they picked them up in
boat loads."
THE NEGROES ARE EMIGRATISU
From Alabama to Mexico Their
Places Belli- Filled by Emigrants
from Northwestern States.
A special to the Birmingham Age
Herald, Irom Eulah, Ala., says: Within
about forty days some live hundred ne
groes have emigrated from Green county
to Mexico, and several hundred arc now
awaiting arrival of trains to take them
away. They are sacrificing their mules,
horses, cattle, etc., to enable them to gn,
and renters are leaving plaulntions they
have leased lor tl is year.
Owing to the lute dale other renters
cannot bo obtained to make the crop.
This means much loss to the laud owners
and to the rai roads, as the corn and cot
ton will not be grown to freight away.
Much excitement exists among land
owners over the negro exodus, but it is
probable that a great deal of the lands
will be taken by emigrants lroin OW,
Nebraska, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana
-and ether states, and about sixty home-
seekers Irom Tippecanoe county, Indiana,
are shortly coming to Eulah to select and
purchase plantations for their future
homes.
Masonic Notice.
A suited Communication of St. John's
Lodae No. 8 A. F. &. A. M. will lie held
in Masonic Hall Wednesday Feb. 13th at
7:30 o'clock Vis'ttng brethren trater
invited. By order W. M. '
J. 11. HACKBURX, Bec'y.
The House passed tlie bill appropria
ting 12,000 lor repairs and improvement at
the white Institution lor the blind at
Raleigh and 97,000 for new builuings at
the colored Institution. Bills passed to
estaD'lsii a whiskey dispensary at Hickory.
Xo amend tne charter ot Kaleigh. To
allow oniocorpoia'.ed insarance compan
ies to do business upon depositing 20r
000 ulth the Sta e. . To appropriate
48,500 annually to the Soldiers' Home,
To annroDriate 47.500 annaallv to the
Agricultural and Mechanical Oollegr for
new aormitorics ana uroung apparatus.
Go to the French Cale, U4 Middle St.
and gat anything in the line or tatablej
open until ta, mia-nigut. . ; ;
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Williams of Craven (lets Furious.
And Has Rnilroad Vote Recorded sa
the People '-Will Know Who Ihe
Thieves A re" Bonds of County Olll
eers Lowered- Protest Filed Agninst
Fusionists Falsifying the Dongl'iift
Affair Other Mailers.
Special to Journal.
RALEiein, N. C, March 12. The
Senate pas.-ed the bill to abolish ihe
office ol Cjunty Superintendent ol Public
Instruction and County Beards id' Educa
tion. Superior Court Clerks are to up
point County Examiners lo take the
place of Supi rintendent.
A bill to appoint seven Directors and
State Proxy for the Noitli Carolina Kail
way was attacked by Democrats as well
as by Populists and He pu' licans as a had
bill and was tabled. It proposed to give
the Slate's proxy remarkably great!
powers.
There is a bill of the same ti nor iv
aiding Ihe Atlantic and N. C. Kiilwav,
and prominent Populists and Republican
assure me tonight that this too will never
pass final reading.
The Senate puswd the bill raising the
age ot consent.
The House tabled the bill to legalize
cock fighting, and passed a bill tlxii u
bonds ol county officers, Sheriff's at not
over $5,00(1; Register ol Deeds $1(1,000;
Superior Court Clerk $15,000; Tr. usurer
25 per cent of the tuxes.
The bill to amend the charter of the
Atlantic and X. ('. Railway pasd its
second re idiug. Mr. Williams of Craven
attache 1 it furiously, saying it was an
attempt to steal the road, lie demanded
the yeas and nays so the people could mo
who the thieves were.
Governor Carr sent a sp cial ire-soje
announcing that the appropriation made
for the penitentiary of $115,000 for tlii
year and next year was totally inad -rii:iio
and that without further aid the institu
tion must meet a crisis within a voir.
In, the House the Democrats filed a
protest against the action of the lu-sion
majority in denying the truth as to the
Fred Douglass resolution, and lli-s, alter
desperate opposition by Fusionists, was
ordered spread on Journal.
The Fusion caucus bill to abolish the
present Board of Agriculture and the
Trustees of the Agricultural and Mechani
cal college and create a board of Agricult
ure!, to be also trustees, passeel by a paily
vote.
Tlie caucus bill to take control of il.c
penitentiary from Democrats was also
passed.
NEWS IN II It Iff.
A ciodit of $1,000,000, to be used in
suppressing ihe Cuban iiis-.irieciion. Ins
lxxin cubloel lo Ihu captain-general in lla
vann. ltain prevented the opening game Tin
duy beiween the Wusbingtoii and Brook
lyn baseball teams at Savauah, tin.
(ireat Biilain will send In r channel
squadron to the Keil naval parado, with
which the North iscu and Baltic canal will
be opened in June.,
dispatch from liatporlagc, Manitolia,
ays that the Sullanu mine there is on
lire. Twenty miners are imprisoned and
it is feared that all will bo lost.
Ex-Presielent Harrison was able to be
up Monday. He is entirely out ot
danger and his physiciau says he will be
able to be oat in a tew days.
The Daily Caucasian, Senator Marion
Butler's Populist paper, makes its lu .t
appearance today.
Cardinal uibiions lias received a sum
mons from the Holy Father to proceed to
Koine early in Mav. His Eminence will
be accompanied by the Rev. C. V.
TliQ-nas, rector of the Cuthcdcral in
Baltimore.
Kaleigh printers are greatly wrought
up by the action of the Legislature in
transferring tho public printing to Wins
ton. Edwards it Broughton, who have
for two vcars done h ill the printing, dis
charged Alteon compositors.
Both tho Republican and Populist
caucuses hive decided that the Legisla
ture shall not adjourn until the calendars
are cleared. This can baldly be d ine
before Wednesday night.
The fusionist caucus has decided that
a farm in the East and one iu the West
shall bo provided for the convict-., of
whom there are now some 1,300 able-
bodied.
Gieat Britain w ill send her Channel
squadron to the Kiel naval parade, with
which the North Sea and lialiic (.anal
will lie opened in June.
A dispatch from Lima, Peru, says that
the iusurgents deleated tlie Peruvian
troops in a battle near Cabana. Three hun
dred government soldiers were killed.
The official bulletin from Hot Springs,
Ark., Monday shows one death and
three new cases of smallpox. Up to
date there have been 92 cases and 21
deaths.
Pensacola, Fla., is building a $10,000
cotton mill on the co-operative plan.
There isn't a town in the cotton belt
which couldn't have one or more mills
in this place if an active effo-t were
made.
Fire broke out in the Old Abe mine.
Socorso, New Mexico, Saturday. The
tire was gotten noder control Sunday
afternoon, ond the imprisonetl miners
were brought out, five ot whom were
dead.
Saturday nient at a late hour reore-
sentutive D. K. Juliar, of Rowan, made a
stronz speech in the House against the
fusion bill to amend the charter of Salis
bury. When, he returned ta his hotel he
did n"t f-et well and Monday morning
be nail an. apoplectic attack. It was tor
some time thought he would die. Rea;
restntatlvt Ethendge bas pneumonia.
Thos. W. Mason is retired as R. R.
Commissioner to make, room for S. Otho
Wilson. A wnole column would not so
well depict the difference between the two
parties as tbe personnel of the men chosen
for this important position. News and
i ti:i;i,Aiiiin aim: hai-i-ek as.
He Has a Sprained lincc In ;ol
Health Illll 1 1 as Ilntl Onl.v One l)ti 's
Sport. I.ikcl.v to flEctiiru.
The I.iidit lh u-c tender Violet with
President Cleveland and paily aboard, ar
rived at Washington, N. (,'., lit half pn.-l
seven Niudav iiionmi'r and Mint hn'l
past nine. The Pn."ioss .-ays he was : uf
leiing from a sprained knee bu. uives no
pailiculars.
A lelegr nn sei.t bom Cape llenr , Va..
peaks as lollnws alamt I tie IV -id' Ills
icovrn.enK lioin alu day to ,M. nch,:
'Tho lighthouse iriHrr Violet, dipt.
Donni ll in in nil! :nd. on which Mr.
Cleveland. 1 )r. Kiii'cv. an I two of ihe
lighlllou-c bo.iid officials, have In i n cmi -
mg in i 'ainnco and other s aim s m l.a--tern
Noitli Carolina sinie the Itilli in-l no.
isaiicliond ahreist ol Cape: Malic !'... Hi.
lies in what is call, d ( ' ipe c'hatiiH I. a
pa-sag.- tlii-.riili a long .-'i'.ril or ice! m
allcl to the co i-l and m'icii alii 'j tin- ,iici
wfater or M.uiid pmpor from the h ,
harbors and hays imlciili.ig tin; .-!,o:c
line.
"On accoiiiil of h id weather -ii.ee his
departure ihe 1 'roc lent ha- hail ouiy one
dav's hunting v-l. Thai wa-li-1 I'n.in,-,
when lie killed s:tci brant anil one
l&rn o()ii-e. S ituiila.v wa- loo .-toriiiv
lor sport and ihe parly rcmaine I a uai.l
all day. Sunday w ,s -pi n; in ciiii-iicj
d iwn to ;)cracoke Ijo,i an 1 ivlm-ning.
The V loh I on '.his t ri p envoi id part of I he
course that Sir Waiter Kihiu'o i- u;
posed to have sailed when l.eel tr'eil
what is now culled Ocrac
founded his ilMiihil coVnv
Island.
'President Clrvchu d wa
la-t ni jbt wall hing the in
The sky w as olocnn d I ''
and hae so tlie po -jr. -s i
was d tliciilt to i'.llov,. I. ui i
lor this i hen wa- a br lliai
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the I'le-uleiil'-: ''Hale -le
hour.--' .-purl ti.i- in nen
linic, bnwcvi-r. Mr. ( !c
UOIld llllk. Sloilll -i
lcj'c iinlicat'iig a norliu
prevent I'i" I'r.'iilcei li
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iii.ii ii I iv .nss i.iiiiii Hty.
it r.ctccls Tinlolli.v ii'i Aii'i-ico 1 1 n
E perllill'iils mid 11. let ic-nl IAi
icllre Slum tiooil I'rolit in 13 :
Vtw orillilc lo lluirj ill;; .
In spile nltho prevailing inipr.--'.
and the- reputed iter .lion n i ihe pari
even intelligent funics ihd gi . s- :r .1
hay c iiiiiol lie grown or mule viih in- li:
at I be S.jiiih, f.uera'.le te--' inionv c nm -and
alino-t daily. For rvunpl . in li
February is-ue 'I Ihe S.utliern Sal,
magazine we real that Dr. X. I. Cu. ii.
of Aite-i-i. Mi--., is engage I I irucl.v '11
rnising hav and icu'es lor n,a;k. I. F t
iii'ti'lt f, h :tr ill mind ! lie -as hi-gra--land.s
i. el linn from .Si to I5 p,-r acr -.
or an avo age ol 10; his i-or.i it per
acre end coitoii lis. ihan " per acr.-. If
declari s th it I'.ei n.ii.la ha y i- siiiiei ior ; ..
Timothy in mill Hive and la'h ning ipi i;
ties, ami that le-ls inaile d the agrii-i..-t
uml experimental .-ta'iou sit Staikv il.c
Ik' ii' him out in ibis sial.-.n. id. No i.b ; -ol
bis in ighbors have ab neloii.-d cicinn
and are de ailing lime and nth lit ion U
to i lie bay and slnc-iai-ing bu-iin . the
result of w h'ch i-a rapid d. cline in il.c
sale of Wi stern hay ill that part of M i
sipi. Six large and improve. 1 hav ire--o-iire
in opcialion in the vicinity of Aricia
now, and the indu-tiy is go.wing i ach
year.
Tins informal! ill is cerlainlv ino-t en
couraging In our newly organized Mate
Dairy Association, and to tho-e who are
advocating grass culture in this Tidi-walcr
section of North Caroliii.i. There is no
doubt that grass is an indigenous pro
duct here, else Ihe thirty-live va'ictiis
ihown by Miss Mary Koberi-
at our February Fair would not have l-e n
possible. Some ol our local farnieis near
.New li'Tiic are aire id v beginning to put
111) bay lor niaiket, an.l ol hers have ih -
clured their intention io plant I!-rum. la
;rass this season lor a crop. I lie only
deficiency about M is Hi it it ilo-s not keep
green all winter, (lur Udeigli I'.xp. n-
men ill l.nin enioins (hat 1 exas gi.i
ihoiihl be mixed with it, and indeed, in
nil cases where grass is -own a milun' i-
1 vised a mixture of long staple wiih
short, so to speik. ami of-pe ies that
root at ditfercnt depths, und liiriniiliis ere
specified which indicate which mixtures
are niosl suitable lor iusliinige ;iuil w inch
for hav.
I am convinced that any one wli w ill
follow the lead of Pr. (iuerry, of Mi s -
sippi, and plant right hcie for n Inv ci oa
this year and buy a Whin:. an baling p.'. ss
for uso ou bis own and neighboring faniis.
will discount the best lay-out of eolloii or
corn at the coming harvest.
Ciias. 1 1 a Li, or K,
Agent lor Special IndiMries in Tidewater
North Carolina.
THE I'HEMU'MH A V A i! l 111.
At the I'nst Cnroliiiti Fair, Tiikcii in
Order by l)ciirtilicnt.
Department 11. Machinery and Mecliau
io. Arls.
Best exhibit railway and machinists
supplies, J. J. Disoiway 10.
Vhm 'i.
Tlie following preiiiiums were awarded
to the Walter A. Wood Manufacturing
Co., ot Hoosic Falls, N. Y. Best , com
bined mower and leaner, gold medal;
walking cultivator, diploma: best burrow,
diploma; clod-cruslier, diploma; broad
casting teeders, bronze medals; self-dump.
ing rake, diploma; best mower, diploma
Best colleciion vehie'es lor pleasure and
use, J. W. Stewart, f 5; best churn, Wal
tor A. Wood & Co , bronze medal; best
display agricultural machinery, L. II. Cut
ler e Co., f 10; second do., Jno. C.
Whil'y, $5; colleciion berry boxes, Lewis
F. Brewer, Kaleigh, diploma; hist collec
tion fmit crates and packages, diploma.
Best collccdon of native wood0, Rev.
Edward Bull, 110,
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