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VOL. XV NEW SERIES NO. 198.
NEW BERNE, N. C. FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 5, 1857-
ESTABLISHED ISM-
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Ttn not
the
name
that
makes
the
Colombia
Bicycle
THE BEST Its the machine itself
Its SurBRiott Construction, Th
Bame simply shows yon are getting
the genuine article. .
Only one place you can get
; :' them In New Berne
WIL.IrT.IIlI.il,
AGENT,
Fata 80.
61 S. Front Street.
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS.
We give enr Customers
the
Best Glass ot Soda
that can be drawn
from most improv
ed fountain. '
Everything Clean.
Good Service,
Pure Fruit Juice?.
BRINK WITH US
DDA rH A M
IlH3E5H5HSHSHHSE5HSE525SH
..'-. FOR RENT:
Dwelling, South Front Street
J" Hancock . "J '
' East Front " ,
" Johnston "
Johnston " -
Pollock "
" George "
" . Craven "
" Broad "
Tlirce good rooms George "
Two good rooms Johnston "
One Large Storage House.
One good Office.
" One Cheap Tenement.
Brick Store Craven street.
FOR SALE:
House and Lot (leorge Street.
, , House and tut Ktust Front street.
House and lot Johnston street;
House and lot Johnston street.
House and lot llroad street.
House and lot Broad street.
House'and lot Eden street.
House and lot Middle street.
Housefnnd lot Metoolf street,
Lot Bern street.
Lot Oeorge street.
Farms In Crnven and adjoining 'count
tea, and cheap Building Lots near the
elty. .
E. E. HARPER.
Near Post Office.
Hundreds and hundreds ol
Dollars'worth of Goods soli
daring onr Great Cost Hear
Ids Bale. v ,
AND NOW FOR OUR
IUUKS8E SPRING STOCK.
- Never were we la position than no
to show the Prettiest Llue of Sprlnf
Good at the most attractive price.
SPECIAL ; -
MILLINERY NOTICE.
Owing to the Increase of budneii It
'' this department our mUliner, Mr
', Wbeley, will visit the northern mar
. kets at so early dale to select good
for this Department,
0. A. BARfOOT, Mgr.
Imd Doo fro P. O.
KXTIIAOIIDIIYAIIY
ISDUCKMENTS ON
Bill SOU
Single Box 11.80.
Ten Cakes Freo
with every box bonght.
NOW 13 YOUn TIME TO BUY.
T. ULniCII, Grocer,
4n;TIJ l!f street,
I -.K tl.
The COLUMBIA Agcacv
NewArrivals
-" Dry' - Goods
Bargain lious
McKinley Took the Oath of 01
lice at Noon.
President Cleveland Acconipnnlct
Mr. McKinley. While the Sen
ate Committee of Arrange
ments Escorted Mr. Hobnrt.
Twenty Thonsand Fer
, sons In Parade.
Special.
Washington, D; C, March 4. Tin
weather today was clear and pleasant,
with a moderate temperature, leavini
nothing to be desired in that nil impor:
ant matter.
From the best estimates obtainable i
tppeara that there were about twent
thousand men in the great parade. 0'
these nbout twelve thousand were mil)
cary nnd eight thousand civic organize
.ions. Almost all of the latter were re
mblicair- league clubs. This organiza-
ion numbers 8.O0O chilis scattered ovei
;he country, "with an aggregate strengtl
)f two nnd a half millions, nnd was Hi.
;rcal fighting force in the past campaign
The three civic divisions are composer.'
dniost wholly of Its members, with onlj
ibont eight detached organizations ol
my sort, ono of which is tho famous ole
Jarmony Fire Conpany of Philadelphia
ind another the Indian School Battalion
)f Carlisle.
, Tint official ceremonies began with the
lcparnre of President Cleveland am.
President-elect McKinley nnd Vicc-Prcsi-
ient-elect I lobar t and the Senate com
mitten of arrangements, and their escort
jf .",000 troops from tho White House foi
he Capitol, where the oatli of ollice wai-
tdministercd to the new cldef cxccutivi
by Chief Justice Fuller.
Major McKinley drove over from the
Ebbitt House to the Executive Mansion
at 10:30 and met the President at his
private office.
The Presidential party, with ilscscoii
oflrnlted States troops, Troop A. of
Cleveland, and the District National
.lunrd. lift the. White House at II
Vclock nnd reached the Capitol shortly
efore noon.
Vice-President Stevenson did not a
company his successor, the icc-rw
ilcnt elect, as Mr. Stevenson wns engaged
in presiding over the sersions of lie
Senate. Mr. Hobart instead was nccnti:
;)anied by the Senate committee ofar
raiigcmciil, loiaisiing of Messrs, Slier
nan, Klkins and .Mitchell.
At the Capitol tlia- I'resiilenl nml otlii i
illlciiil-, the President elect and Vie.
President elect assembled in the Seniil
ihanilier, the members of tin; Supreme
.ami it nud of the Senate and Hoiim-
ocing present. N ice-President Steven
ton administered tlie onth of offlce t
Mr. ilnbart mid at the stroke of 12, lit
slured the Senate of the Fifty-fourth
Ooigress adjourned without day. The
icw Vice-President, an extra session c
he Senate having been called, then ail
ministered the oath to the "newly-elected
senators.
Tbe Senate tUen took a recess nnd the
procession moved to the stand at tl..
ist portico in front of the rot inula, Pret
idem Cleveland and President-elect Mi
fCinley leading. President McKiulet
then made his inaugural address.
On concluding he returned to the Pro
ideal's room, In the Senate wing of tl
Capitol, and from there he was escort
to the White House ly the inaugurt
parade, which moved from the Capiti
About 3 o'clock. '
Tbe parade moved from the Capitol b
way or Fennsylvanla avenue West I
Waahington Circle, thence East thrnugl
& street to Vermont avenue, where tin
organizations were reviewed by Grata
Marshal Porter and dismissed.
Fro..t a 'stand in front of the Wliili
House the President reviewed the pnradi
On the return to the While House
which President McKinley reached ahesi
of the main body ot the parade.
luncheon was hastily served for bin
before he went to the reviewing stand. Ai
tins time he and Mrs. McKmlev tool
leave of ex-President and Mrs, Cleveland
who at once left. ' '
At night there was an illumination an
a display of fireworks In the Washing
Ion Monument grounds, beginning
?:4S o'clock. . : -
THE COTTON MARKETS.
... March 4.
Th early cables reported a good bnsl
nest done at Liverpool, but later th
sp4 prices were marked down J Hi. ol
a penny and futures J-M.
Nsw York opened at about yesterday
close, hut the demand waa iuadeipiat)
ta absorb the offerings end the rrsuli
la a net lose since yesterday ofll
points. Mar delivery 4.0(1,
Tits main features of statistical strength
are unaltered and will perhaps at an
early dale again exert a favorable In-
fine net on values.
Yours truly, ' z
J. E. Latmam.
THE MARKETS.
- Chioaoo, March sV
orssiNO, .Clws.
May Wheal...
Miy RH
.. 4.22 4.IHI ,
TirJCD riOTMERS nmi heli
In ilinMl . miihhiihuI a. which irive
tlicoi pure 1.I.M..I, a e.
new and fn-i ,.-d 1
HlMM'tiln an
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Celebrated! for its greati leaveuinc
strength and hcalthf ulness. Assures tin
food against alum. nnd nil forms of adul
teration common to the ciienp nranus..
;l)YAL ISAKUiU POWDKIl CO.,.
NEW 01iK. .
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Warrant to bo Nerved on stnenkei
llilemnn and l.lenl.llov. Reynolds.
Ko Code Commissioners.
Joitrnai. BeiiRAr, 1
Ralbihu. N. C. March, 4, '07. i"
It in said that warrants are to be. served
'jy A. I.. Swinson, the ex-enrolling clerk
Speaker Uilcmnn and I.ieut. (lov.
itcvnolils for brc.vking into his office, tin
prosecution to ho criminal.
It is not at all probable that there will
be anv code commission at all. The Re
publicans anil Democrats both oppose il
The Populist majority have taken .
leciiled action against any bill to tak
hargo of the three Insane Asylums.
rhis is very highly commended. It b
aid that (lovernor Russell himself doet
not want these institutions troubled, inn
is t'-ie minority Populists who are nig
ing this.
Ex-Slate Auditor Fnrinnn says if tin
hill passes to establish a Board of equali
sation it will increase the revenue of tin
State about ij150,()6o and with very little
extra expenses. Aiidltrr.Hal W. Ayer ban
the bill drawn.
In the House the bill .for the election
State Libarian and railroad commission-
r came up. I!. A. Cobh, Populist, was
nominated for I.ibarian and I). II. Abbott.
)f Pnnilieo, was nominated lor railroad
commissioner. I lie lull to revise Hie
mblic: school laws passed. It creates c
State Board of examiners, county super-
visois, etc. The Senate concurred in tin
House nominations for State Libarinn
and r tilroad commissioner.
The House concurred in the Senate
intendment to the New Berne eharlei
jill (iho unienilinent being the same n
ihe Wiliniiigton bill, by which the (lov
rnor appoints aldermen).
The vote on Ihe substitute for the New
Ueriie negroizing charter to let Hie pcop!
led (I commissioners and let the (hi
rnor ajipoint passed hy the following
otr:
Ayes Aiulerson, Ashburn, Atwatei.
3ark;r, Cannon, Clark, Dickson, Earlj .
ieddie, Grant, Henderson, Hnrdism.
Iyatt, Lyon, Mnullsby, Maxwell, Mi
Jarthy, McCasky, McNeil, Newsomi .
Oduiii, Person, Ramsay, ltoherson, Uo!
IlusSharpe, of Wilson, SluiiH', of In
lell, Smathers, I'tley, Wakefield, Whed
bee, eager. Ayes ai.
Noes Abell, .Alexander, Aiithonj.
Barrlncr, Justice, Mitchell, Move, Mei
ritt, Pinker, of Alamance, 1'alterMin
day, Scales, Walker. Noes 1:1.
STUART OUT AGAIN.
ipneara on Ihr Nireela at 4'itrfcon
Minor About J'lls. New Train, r
fur Corbett.
Cak-min, Nr.v., March 3. Dim Stuart
ho has been very ill, walked today ti
lis ollice and was the centre of nil ractiol;
Informal lon-glvcn out tit Stuart's oftln
iodav would seem In luuienie that man
tromen will take advantage of the o
portiiiiity to see Hie kIovc contest, Oi.i
if the clerks said that fifty letters lim
teen reitivcd from women hi vnrioiiK
parts of the country.
Fltzsluimon was niiiioviil today by
dory that he had liceii drinking. Il
(rcw nut of the fact that when he cam
ui town hint night henppeared in a Jovii I
nood, Tho fact was he was sinipl.
overjoyed by receiving a telegram Mt
ng that his wife had left New York fu,
Jarson. r itasimmniis Is very boyish h
its ways and Is a mail of nnmla. II
.ias no leaning toward overindulgence.
Cnrlielt has wired In Prof. John Don
Udsnn to join him at Shaw's Kprin
rVofessnr Donahlson trained him for hit
.Iglits with Sullivan und Mitchell end L
A very acicnlilMs mixer. At presen
iosepli Cor licit Is used for fast work
Jeffries for rushes and short-arm work
in corners, and Woods as a sort of hit
insn punching ling. Donaldson Is dev.
jrer than any of these and will be ol
rent service not only as a boxing part.
aer, hut as trainer and second.
Fits took a bicycle ride today and a
i'x mile mil around the foothill. Tht
waim wiather hud sn exhilarating ef
feet and when he reUirm-u to quarter
he finished up Ills whole day's work, In
eluding boxing and wrestling, befon
lunch, - '
Corbett took a twelve-mile run
through the fo t tills. He said to-dsy
"Win or Uiae, I shall mate my home In
.Sew York after March 17, My symps
titles are with the West, but I prefer tht
Rust as place of residence. I hope to
visit Kuro next summer."
Corlrtt baa promlaed.to give his wlft
half of tho purse he Intends to win.
Film! m mo ns visited Dan Stuart's
headquarters yesterday and was Interest
sd in a nl kel-ln-the-alot machine which
registered Hie force of a blow. Few men
in Carson have been able to hit it up to
500 pounds, but Fit.simmons had no
trouble in sending the indicator around
to 800 pounds at the first trial. He said,
too, that he had a kink in the wrist.
Corbett lias declined to take the chance
of hurting his hand on the machine.
It was decided yesterday to brine
from San Francisco the same ring in
which both Corbett and "Fitz" met
Tom Sharkey. The ropes and parapher
nalia were shipped today.
THE SEHATE ADJOURNS
For One Minute in Honor of
Five Dollars Tax an Lawyers, Doc
tors and Dentist. Tux nf Fifty
Dollars on Outside
Drummers.
Sneelal.
It a I mini, X. ('., March 4. On motion.
the Senate ml loiirned for one minute at
noon today in honor of Major Win, Mc
Kinlev, who was inducted into the Pres
ident's ollice, at Washington at that time.
The House refused to adjourn for that
purpose and went on with the regular
business of the session.
The Senate considered Ihe Revenue
net today and put a tax of live dollars on
Lawyers, Doctors iihd Dentists. A tax el
fifty dollars was put on all drummers
from outside of this Stale.
Lieutenant-Governor Remolds anil
Speaker llileman were arrested this after
noon upon the alhduvit of A. I.. Swinson
ex-enrolling clerk, for breaking into hi
office awhile back. They were given i
hearing before a magistrate Ibis after
noon.
Americans to be Tried.
IIavasa. The Associated Prefs is in
formed upon good authority that posf
live orders have been issued to the civil
and fmilitnrv authorities throughout
Cuba to try with all possible basic, ami
In the most satisfactory manncravailnhlf ,
all American cili.ens who are now in
jail and to expel those found gitilly from
the island.
Colonel Feijoo, while reconnoiloiing
at Santa Ana anil San Rafael, this pro
vince, has had skirmishes with the in
turgcnls, dining which live of the eneinv
were killed and two were taken prison
ers.
Ramon Mas, the secretary of ( nslill. .
the insurgent leader, who is a prisoner
it Silio Kseonhido, says that the inui
tent 1 ,-ader Agiiirre and the Maruuis ol
Santa l.iiein, president of the Cuban re
Mihlic, holh died recently of sickness.
mil that (Joint in Bamlcrn. one of tin
lest known of the insurgent leaders,
lied recently of wounds.
HenlKiinllons In llrder.
M'AsittxiiToN, D. ('.Secretary Olnej
resigned and his resignation ill be lell
to be acted upon bv Major McKinlei.
VII tbe other cabinet members will have
their resignations lirenared also bv to-
norrovv, hut until the new cabinet
confirmed all of Mr. Cleveland's cahine!
will continue in ollice.
I liuteen nmlmssadors and nunisleis
itive also sent in their resignation..
Those will ho accepted in iiue form b
the next administration when their sue
'cxsois have liccn appointed. Some few
:onsul-generals. including Grncral Lit
nave submitted I heir resignations.
To i i hi: a toi.it isi nut: sat
I'.ikr Laxative Rmmn (Quinine Tablet
VI. diuiiiHtsjerund tile niolliy if il
Inil.'
ticuie. 2-le.
Farmers.
Wo have A I'UI.I. 1,1 NF. of
EliltltOWN,
ClirTlVATOlLS
. ami all other Farming Jm
iloinentsat UtCK IIO ITOM
PRICKS.
fU JHKKi;ilANTS-We-can sell yoi
goislsat mannliu'tiirers prlcea.
Iielf. Culler eCW
TakaNotice I
We have cut our prices down on saw
d stove wood. We deliver sawed slovf
ood now lo your door forlV. a Ksvl, ;
if a cord guaranteed. This wood la kepi
under large sheds and neves gets wet It
rulny weather,
rW Big Hill for Hand-mode ami Sawed
di Ingles, Marl, Brick, Latlu-sand Fenii
im always on hand. .. '
' I Have rurcliased for .breeding
Purposes ...
A lure, ItoglMteroi
Tliofoiiglihrsxl
AYNinui: iuiriTi.
and am now offering tils services to the
pilhllo,
' This Bull took premium at the East
Carolina Fair, '18K7j and is from Oat
Grove Mock Farm, Burlington, N. C.
For further Information see
. ma
IIlLii,
Now llerno, N.
C.
IF UK
Good
Groceries
at
Low
I
nc:s
ma
i. a Her
Wo propo o :o meet till comoti
tion. Wc carry as good as the mink t
afToiil.
We make spoi'iallics of (loml
ter n ml l!o itted Colic .
l'.ttl-
Wc Call y.Hif Special
iitlrntioti to our
30c Roasted
Coffee
which lias No '!(ii,il
in the city, tii-il lo im
ducp jo i to try it v c
will Sell J oil 01.0 jtoilllil
only, either to day or
Satiinlnv, March I!,
At 26c.
Thc-e I '.ii i a s oc.l
U1
i
Wl olesalc anil Kctiiil
Grin el's.
?! Ilioail SI.. Ncn Iterne. X. (',
H;ivi! Vo i frcii
.1. r
in
Infeiior g.iOil- at sin; I
price., but the lil''
IIIMIDS AT I'l.'K'Kr
WAY DOWN I IK LOW
am other house in town
We can SKI. I. CI.OSKI!,
ii liiinjf your uvkct-linoks
welt filed, ami MANY
HAUlIAINS YOI' WILL
maki:.
Don't
wait until Satunltiy as
we will be ovi r-ru i n
that day. , . .
JOHN .DUNN,
Cask Grocer.
wkwl k m
IDT
nonoonoBoooooooooDODOOOOon
o
tream
Ot Customers in our Stores con- SI
vinces us that the duality we O
give, the "right away" service
we give, and the LOW PRICES C?
we give, are Appreciated, and
Stimulates us to make the bus-
iness even Broader and Deeper. L
o
i Wc Ransack
This Entire
to find the Source of Production II
m
ot Reliable Merchandise.
GO
Firm
No
Can
Under buy us. .
No Firm
Can Under sell ns.
o
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'Mi Idle St.
I". '"SillM'liDt.oii- I'tc.iived for
vliciils. S-hool sit; ; die- lor sile.
taken lor m:IiooI -uppliis. I tit
.lur.l No i Is. IV:. tils n- ink
ill e t
(ii ib rs
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You Fs.l r'l
Ami it gives you tlioro 'Rli at
iBfiwtlon when your friends arc anx
ious to know "Who is your tui'm .''
It makes us feel : real too. Setui
them to us we'll lo as' well by thcin
ns wo did by you.
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