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- ..... . i JuTK OURXAL. 1 VOL. I. NEW BERNE, N. C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1883. NO., 267; I LOCAL NEWS. Jouraal Miniature Almanac. Sup rises, 6:52 ) Length of day, Sun sets, 5:56 J 10 hours, 44 minutes. Moon sets at 9:18 p. m. Cor Creek Newt. - I dished, but wn am sura that th mm) pumeuneaiiuoreL-reeK wriiesusuiai goWn Win shortly be develowsd into the farmers ia that section have organ- gome definite form so that wuwm'icers ized a club at Grange Hall which is and freight "will have quick transit to proving very nenenciai; that they wm an,i fjom Hyde county to this place, truck it this season-principally in Irish and if the citizens from Lake Landing, poiaioes-more than ever before; that Nebraska and Middleton would unite in Stonewall Items. Mr. John W, Brabble is the happy possessor of an addition to his family; 7 or 8 days old; it is a fine girl On Tuesday, last, on Goose Creek I T.I j j ai l i . j L i -J .jo wil fcVBmi, r iieoruBKa, ana Miaaieion WOUiaumiein ibinuu, uuuuuii uuuurruu oeiweun The Oradea aenooi mu iunw the WadBWOrth hB .has passed both branches or ine than any one else; that they have plenty influence, their energies and capital to- Daniels, the latter was painfully stabbed lature. oi meat and corn and will sell it low. I t- . :a v.nf nnf jo..,ni., n r w t 1 " n OIUCI Ul UUQ UlilbOU VUUib T AlU yw uau&oi vuoijr UUftloVASft. 1 A. J. A. Campbell, Esq., arrived from and calls on 'Squire Lane to prove it; Steamboat-ComDan v. and as Dr. Selbv Kennedy reports, he having been called -rv n j 1V.;n vutarriav ' mnminir tk.i :i 1 1 1 i djji, 1 j I . . . i-ujiauoiii" " j wkviunj uuuu an wuu Ku w oiuuwwu nuuiu says, "they all put. implicit confidence to repair damages, wim.nis oriae. iiaite uie aavice written on tJiaaie & m onnmintw th ffrt. vonw t Mr. R. M. Stanton of Durham is Brown 's sign-board they will all rejoice small oi spending a few days in the' city looking and be glad when harvest time comes ; The after fish and notatoes. ' nd, finally, he hints that some one The schooner MeMri set sail for he down on the river-about Egypt, we Wt Indian VBAtwdav evenine with a P"um- going W get marnea, Small-Pox Quarantine. QUARAUTUIE H2.ICED- cargo of lumber and staves. Mr. W. T. Heath, ef Dover, lead the market with nice cotton yesterday, re ceiving 9J, the highest price paid lately. Mr. J. P. Brogden, one of the leading merchants' of Trenton, was one of the Cotton market. Futures off a few points yesterday 'in New York closed steady with sales of 126,000 bales; spots steady and un changed. Liverpool firm. One hun dred and sixty bales sold at the The young men of this place and vi cimty are making preparation fox a enterprise is a necessity, as it grand Tournament and Ball to take would be a permanent benefit to the I place on the 22d inst. and all gentlemen farmers, merchants and mechanics of and Knights are especially invited to Hyda.county in conveying their freights come and . participate, and be sure to passengers and mail and we hope it bring their lady friends. They will be will not be long before steps will be heartily welcomed taken to accomplish the desired end. Be it ordained, That no person from the Town of Trenton and its immediate vicinity shall be allowed to come with- Whlle other Place8 Wg quarin in the city limits under a penalty of, tined, Humphrey & Howard wishes to 125 for each and every offence. This to take effect on and after Mon day, Feb. 12, 1888. 0. E. SL OVER Offers the following named Goods "A Great Man Has Fallen." Mr. Editor: Please eive me space in Ex- vour DftDer. as an humble citizen of thin largest cotton sellers at the Exchange change, the best bringing 9 50. 'Market community, to add my testimony to the yesterday. " ' active. The Gordner shineles which is beine NEW YORK MARKET, SPOT: lUlUUllllg IU Strict low middling 10 1-16. Low middling 9 3-4. NEW YORK FUTURES: Morning. Noon. Evening STATE NEWS Weaned from our Exchanges. manufactured in thi city, has received a boom recently. George Credle fur nishes the wheel grease now. The chances for a dally mail to Wash ington are improving; the mail carrier left the post office with the mail in a ba by carriage on yesterday morning. The steamer Kinston carried up a full cargo of freights yesterday evening for Kinston and White Hall. She makes regular trips to the latter point now. Mr. J. L. Rhom is planting Irish pota toes. He says the seed is of his own raising, and requires planting about two weeks earlier than the Northern seed. ' There were fourteen schooners at the wharf at the foot of Middle street yes terday with almost every kind of pro duce. We notice some very fine oys ters. , The Rentz-Santlev Novelty and Bur- February, 10.81 10.82 March, 10.40 10.42 April, 10.54 10.58 May, 10.68 10.69 ' LIVERPOOL SPOTS. Uplands 5 11-16. Orleans 5 7-8. LIVERPOOL FUTURES. February, 5 47-64. March, 5 49-04. U-27 10.39 10.52 10.66 Elizabeth City Economist: The worth, ability and noble qualities of the steamers Shenandoah and New Berne of late editor-in-chief of the New Berne tne Old Dominion line, came up to their Journal, J. W. Harper, Esq., who died anchorage at the "Norfolk Southern" at Raleigh, N.C., of malignant malarial Railroad on Saturday within 5 minute fever, on the night of January 29, 1883. tirae f each other. This was neck and By the death of Mr. Harper this city ne in araceoi loumuea.- vve are has lost one of its most useful, upright, indebted to Commissioner Worth, of honest and conscientious citizens, the I Raleigh, for a crate of buckets of young cause of education a bold and fearless carp fish which reached us on Wednes' advocate, and the commercial interest oay- i he crate contained uau young one of its strong pillars of support. Mr. Harper indeed was a true and tried friend to this section of the State; he was a fearless and independent advo- carp, when they left Raleigh, varying in length from one to three inches. iwentyoi tne smallest size died in transition from Raleigh to Elizabeth Munlcule. - Our rainy spell will be brightened on next Wednesday evening by a choice "Musicale," which we are sure will be peculiarly attractive. It will bo ar ranged and directod by Miss Ella Ives, whose musical taste and ability and fine vocal powers are so highly appreciated. She has organized and is training some of her pupils for the occasion, and, with cate of those principles which he be- City. Iesque Company will arrive in Goldsboro the assistance of some friends promt on the 10 o'clock train from Warning- nent in musical circles will be able to ton and will stop at the Bonitz Hotel present a very select and diversified until Monday. programme of instrumental and vocal Capt. Scott Gibbs, the pleasant, polite music. We have in our community and attentive captain of the Elm City, is some very rich and promising voices, always on the alert as to his duties, and and it is pleasant to see them developed, lieved to bo right; and from what we know of him it seemed to us he had "rather be right than to be President We shall all feel the loss of James W. Harper, both parties and both races 'an honest man, the noblest work of God." Weep not, friends, he has been called from labor to reward, and when dying might have said "Shed not a tear o'er your friends early bier, When I am gone, I am gone. Smile when the slow tolling bell you shall, hear, When I am gone, I am gone. Weep not for me when you stand 'round my grave; Think who has died his beloved to save; When I am gone, I am gone. " lmver tiren Sri his efforts to make his nut- and also to have the pleasure of hearing think or the crown ail the ransomed mn.f.rfnl.U them extended bevnnd their flrnnide. snail nave, nuugbio vuuuwt vHUiVi i j ' .'Patrfefc. nrmnn '. imi. ftm i a delightful hour may be spent by T...r,- rnm th. iWhvi f the public on next Wednesday evening, "Plant ye a tree which may wave over ... ... I m tno Tjipfiiro i?Afv At fhn Pi-uohtrfonan Hookerton, Greene county, were at th " . " " ,J "-"" When I am gone, I am gone. uuruu, wnere m ieasb wm ue upreau Sin- - Bon whe mT -rava hu I out. j-rugrammeB or me enieriainmeni see, will be issued next week, and we be- When I am gone, I am gone. Exchange yesterday with over one hun dred bales of cotton, which was sold at good prices. TheShenandoali sailed yesterday with the largest freight she has ever carried off from New Berne, consisting in part: Six hundred bales of cotton, three hun dred barrels of clams, one hundred tierces office, naval stores, eggs, fish, etc.-' . .V: : Watchman McGregor says he was not the man that gave the fire alarm on Wednesday night but Watchman Hill. We intended no reflection on the watch Charlotte Journal: North Carolina has been ever since the war, and is now, at the foot of the column in regard to illiteracy, and the fact ought to be ceaselessly paraded before the people, day by day, week by week and month by month. It is not a matter to be con cealed, but remedied. The State pride that would seek to hide it is a false one It is the pride of the miserly and un- dutiful parent who would seek to escape condemnation for neglecting his chil dren and allowing them to go about hungry and ragged, when amply able to furnish them with at least necessary food and clothing. The publication of the shame is the surest way to get the cause of it removed. Ignoring or gloss ing it over will not do. Wipe it out, North Carolina may and doubtless will advance with giant strides in all mate rial respects within the next decade her mills, and mines, and factories, and industries of all sorts will most surely speak a full attendance for the encour- CoJme the clo8e of a bight summer'B multiplyi and her wealth correspond. agement of home talent, and the promo- come'when the sun sheds its last lin- tion of innocent and elevating amuse ments. Oar Trip to Hyde County Tour Reporter left on the steamer Elm City, in company with Capt. S. H. Gray, J. J. Wolfenden, G. F. M. Dail and C. H. Blank of New Berne, and Mr. De- Coster, of Boston, for Hyde county on Tuesday evening at about 4 o'clock. g'nngray; Come and rejoice that I thus pass'd away When l am gone, 1 am gone." "Plant ye a rose that may bloom o'er my bed, When I am gone, I am gone, Breathe not a sigh for the blest early dead, When I am gone, I am gone. Praise ye the Lord that I'm freed from all care; mgly increase but if, when the next census is taken, she occupies the same. or an approximate position to the one she now occupies in regard to the illiter acy of her people, she ought to be and will be despised and scorned by the people of every other State in the Union. COMMERCIAL. man, we merely wished to convey the The steamer also carried about twenty Se ve the Lord that my bliss ye may idea mat u tne nre companies were go- v w wnere we LoQk u on hi h and believe j am ing to undertake to extinguish the fires hauled up about seven o'clock, landed in the woods around the city they would .have to purchase two or three miles of hose. ' A IHttingnlihed VUItor. There was a distinguished visitor reg istered at the Cotton Exchange yester day; a gallant widower from Onslow, J. H. Foy, Esq. The young gentleman remarked in passing through the estab lishment, that he noticed in the Journal that some young ladies had been down to look into the "Future Market,". and that was the branch of the business in which, he was now dealing. ' - Vour Name In Print. George Dees, Esq., of Grantsboro was in town on Friday. ; The few pleasant days for the past week have caused the wood to accumu late in' larger quantities 'than usual on our wharves., Mr. J. C. Whitty shipred a Gilbert force pump on Thursday to Citra, Fla., also a cotton seed huller to Spartenburg, S. C. So much for advertising. The Quarantine. ' ' Mr. J. P. Brogden of Trenton was in the city yesterday, and seemed to be surprised at the action of our city coun cilman in, quarantining against Trenton. He sayB there are no new cases and the old Ones are, improviig. He also Bays the greatest care is taken to prevent its the passengers, and intended leaving that place for Wysocking Bay at twelve that night, but there was such a dense fog it was thought best to remain in harbor until day. As soon as the fog cleared away sufficiently we steamed off down the river, crossed the sound, and into the Bay and cast anchor about 12 m. After dinner the small boat was lowered and we went ashore where we were met by a small party of citizens; although we learned that there had been quite a large crowd there that orning, but through some misunder stand ing as to where the boat was to land, and being delayed by the fog, they did not know when nor where to look for the steamer. , Nevertheless, at the little village of Nebraska several gentlemen, among them Dr. Selby, the Messrs. Mann, D. M. Watson, Mr. Sadler, Tunnell, Wilkinson and others, who took the small party in their buggies around the vicinity to the several Bays and Canals bo as to- determine what improvements were necessary to make a permanent shipping point. ' That night the party from New Berne were kindly and generously provided for by the good people of Hyde, WVian T am rnna T am imnA " E. R. Dudley. New Berne, Feb'y 9, 1883. La Orange Items- Charles Jerald's wife died of pneu monia, last Tuesday, John P. Joyner, a merchant of this place, is visiting rolatives in Florida. Mayor Mclntyre saws wood at reas onable rates, and overcoats free gratis for nothing. Messrs. Edwards and , boiler makers from your city, are up here re' pairing the boiler of J. W. Sutton & Brother,. ' The Legislature should at once set down on the bill appointing two addi tional Justices for each township. They should remember that, "in a multitude of counsel there is confusion." D. C. Murchison and S. I. Wooten have been recommended for appoint ment as Magistrates in this township They are both good citizens, "Simon Pure" Democrats and will make good Justices. 1 ' ' . i : n . There has been sold in this place and paid for within the past two weeks near fifteen thousand dollars worth of cotton, NEW BEHNE MARKET. Cotton Middling 9 3-8; strict low middling 9 1-4; low middling 9 1-8. Seed cotton Extra nice, sc.; ordi nary 2c. Corn In sacks, 624c. per bushel. Rice 90c. to .00 per bushel. Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm at $2.50 for yellow dip. tar iirm at $i.ou and $1.70. Beeswax 20o. to 22c. per lb. Honey 60c. per gallon. Wheat 90o. per bushel. Beef On foot, 5c. to 6o. Fresh Pork 7ia84e. per pound. Eooa 22o. per dozen. Peanuts $1.25 per bushel. Fodder $1.25. per hundred. Apples Mattamuskeets, $1.25 per bushel. Onions $3.50 per bbl. Peas $1.10 to $1.25 per bushel. Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c. Tallow 6c. per lb. Chickens Grown, 55a60c. per pair. Turkeys $1.75 per pair. Meal Bolted, 80c. per bushel. Potatoes Bahamas, 80a40c. ; yams Turnips 80c. per bushel. Walnuts 50c. per bushel. 50a60c. per bushel. Shingles West India 5 inch, mixed, 1.50 per M. Building 5 inch, hearts. $3.50; saps, $2.50 per M. SKINS. Coon, 80o.; fox 40a50c; mink, 40a50c; otter, $5.00 CITY ORDINANCE. SMALL-POX LOW:- Corned Beef, Hams, Tomatoes, Peaches, Prunes, Java Coffee, . Citron, No. 1 Mackerel. resb Roasted Coffee ground to order, say to their numerous friends and cus tomers that their place is still opened and will remain so a safe harbor i'or all. We want it understood that mhi we fought so nobly last Fall in extermi nating' HIGH PRICES, we have not been negligent of our duty this Spring," but have had our LOW PRICES thor oughly VACCINATED, so that tou need have no apprehensions on their ' account, but just lay aside your FEARS and come to the Cheap Store of HUM PHREY & HOWARD, Middle street, opposite Market, Newborn, N C. P. 8. And bring along '!your sisters, your cousins and your aunts." iebSd&wlm ? , , Houses for ilciit. The Very Best Butter constantly on and. JanU-dly FREE COFFEE! Saturday Evening, Feb'y 10th, The undersigned will be pleased to serve all who will give him a call with a Cup of Hut Cottee, mudo from his PURE JAVA COFKKE, 25 rents per pound. please can ana try a cup. J. K. BAMPTON, fcb9 Middle St., next door to Central Hotel. On the pro mines, corner Middle nndNenso streets, MONDAY, 12 o'clock, on FEBRUARY 12th, im, I will rent at auction the house and lot known as theTHOS. J. MITCHELL Place. At the same time and place will rent th Brick House situated on Hancock street, and formerly occupied by Mr, W. P. MetU. ' '" For further information apply to ' ' febJUtd , J. W. WALKER. - NOTICE. Application will bo made at the present aesBiou of the General Assemblyto lncorpo- riuo ine (Southern Bonanza Gold Mlntn Tt ii mi rate ine (Southern Bonam iayetteville Observer. coW,mnyofNorth carom. dffid On Thursday. February 8th. 1883. the under signed will revive the puDiiciuion oi tne FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER. The Observer will be a larce 28 column weekly newspnper, and will be mailed to subscribers, postage paid, at 82 per annum , al ways In advance. It will give the news ( the day in as ample form as its space will permit, and both regular and occasional correspond ents will contribute letters from the Capital on State politics ana airairs. IJemocraun in pontics, ine wuserver win labor, first or a; to assure ihe prosperity of the Town of Fayettevllle.to develop the vast aurltultuiul resources of It own and the neighboring counties, and to promote all that concerns the welfare of the people of North Carolina. Opuosed to such innovations on the homely ways of our fathers as. In the guise of pro gress, harm society, the Observer will be found In full sympathy with the new things born of the changed condition of the South which sound judgment or enitgetenou expe rience And to be also good. As to the rest: it will strive to-aeservo tne reputation of the name it inherits. r.. ... tlALiC, JK. WATSON & STREET WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON Saturday, 10th Instant, at ELEVEN o'clock, a.m., corner of Middle and South Front Streets, the following lot of goods : s 2 boxes candles, 71 skillets, 42 pairs shoes, V, doz. pepper, 1 box sardines, bbl. rice, 2 dbz. tin cups, 16 blankets, 5 gross matches, a counter scales, 7 pairs mittens, 10 pairs stock ings, 2 knives, 21 plugs tobacco, 1 cook stove and pipe, v boxes crackers, 2 boxes soda, bbl flour, 7 shirts, col'd, 13 white do., 1 keg butter, 8 Dftlrs overalls. 1 bl. sacks. I dish pan. 1 fun nel, 2 scoops, i bunch "hoe strings, I peck measure, it lamps. Terms made known at sale. Newbern, Feb. 5, 1883. , febO-dtd . New Skating Rink WITH NEW SKAT EN ' Will be opened at the "Weinstein Building Ob Wednesday Evening Feli'y 7th, 1883. The publio are Invited. Gentlemen can have use of skates for 23 cents for the eve ning. Ladies skates furnished free. Rink opened from 7 to U o'clock. WM. SULTAN, fcbO-dtf Manager. CHOICE MOUNTAIN BUTTER Received tills day from Western North Caro lina, and will bo sold at 25 Cents per Pound to close the lot at once. ' C. E. FOY & CO., ; , Wholesale Oroeert, f , jan28 Middle St., Newbern. N. C. ' i i ,iw Stockholders' Meeting In accordance with the Bye Laws' of the Company, notice is hereby given' umi me a.nuuai meeting or the Stock holders of the ; It'll t IT II n I 1 M ' m ' f midland norm uaroiina. Mway (iompany is called ,to meet at the Company's offi ces at NEWBERN,at TWELVE o'clock. 01. UU i .. . February the 2 lit, 1863. JOnN P. CADDAOAN, Secretary. , Newbern, N. C, Jan. 29, 1888. Walter P. Burrus & Co.. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, , AND DEALERS IN GEAIN OF ALL KINDS. (Corn a Specialty.) STew-Berae, JO". O. i- Orders and Consummenti rMnertftiiiv asllltiul i . . On Hand and to Arrive. 300 Barrels Seed Potatoes " Selected with great care, and every barrel nmmuicu w uvjudih represented. Buist's Celebrated Early Seed Also a Selected Stock of , , " ' Fancy Groceries.; Case Goods, all kinds, , " ! uaunea uoouh, ail Kinds, - Pickles, Etc., Etc. ; .. i: Extra Ouallty Java and Rio Coffee, . Choice Formosa Tea, s. to be the guest of Mr D. M. Watson. where every possible attention that could be was given him, and we are The money gones no know where. spreading: the inurset are not yllowed to sure that all the rest fared equally as Icavfi thn hnunps. tHA Dr. nKvnvn rlinntr-l well. es clothes when he visits those who have it, and, in fact every precaution is used to keep it confined to the houses al ready infosted. Proposal.. An offer good for the next (SO days: I will exchange for a 5 cent nickel (a It was your Reporter's good fortune I and still the times continue to be hard, good one, that has not been mutilated, one seems to Puncuea cuw one oi Tansill's 5 Cent Punch Cigars. They 'are made of the best tobacco, Havana filled, and in every way reli America's Finest 5 Cent Cigar. I reserve the right to reject all Drono- sals not satisfactory. w. l. Palmer, g&B Middle street, New Berne, N. C. La Grange Academy, Joyner & Mur phy, now has about ninety pupils en rolled. A liberal patronage td a good Thursday morning was dark, cloudy school. Several cadets have been added and raining, but notwithstanding the to CaDt; Davis school, which now num inclement Btate of the weather, a goodly bers about sixty. number of those interested in the en There is no more danger to fear from teqjrise met at, the store of Messrs. Trenton than when the disease first Wilkinson Swindell, and although broke out, and if there are no new cases hey ad no formal meeting, there Wag in a few clays we think it wouM be well a eipiebsion oi opinion on Dotn room, if not more rooms. A to discontinue the quarantine, at least sides of the matter of steamboat naviga- tove flue takeH the 0 I i-. 1VT ... 1 . A. TT 1 . i 1 . - The Railroad warehouse here is be ing rearranged.- The chimney and partition have beeu taken out, making one room of two, and making more A stove and the chim- .4. . I i-. 1VT ... 1 . A. TT 1 . i we hope there will be no cause for con- wou i.o.u ow iu w nyue county. na and Mac can turn round with more tinuing it long. There was nothing definite accom- than iw0 yMton SPLEIS rii , BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Any one competent to take hold of an ni.i established Millinery, with a fine run of cm- ,1111 Ann At an V. n...,1..1HAa . 1.1.,. . DhWEY. who wishes to givo It up on account VJI lll-llltllll, i Will be sold at a gTeat bargain febd-d2w We. Make Fresh Every Day: CAramelH, Cucoauut Bon boiiH, Bon bonH, , Chocolate Cream Drops, i Buttercups, ' 't , Cream Walnutft, OM Fashioned Molanses Candy, k Tea, In fact a Fnl) Line of Pine Groceries, inch aa can be found In a Klrst-Class fancy Orooery Please call and examine Goods, Bamplet of Tea and Coflee given on application. , ) , s , t All Goods at Lowest Cash Priceta' ?. .! iii-:.( Term Invariably Cash on Delivery. ' BAMPTON, I 2! Middle street, next door to Central Hptel,,; JanlMSm ,' ' New Bcrse. H.C And always have all the trade. nnveltlea In our fehO-d A. H. Potter & Co. n. w. wtxoN. CLEMENT MAHtV. P. M. 8IMMOF8. ONE HUNDRED BARBELS ' 1 OF CHOICE . . " '. : Early , Eose SEED Potato ' For sale by ; ' ; jan25dtf 7 JOHN DIJNN. ' B, SWERTK :i nixon, :S!:::.::::3 & asvi, stau No. Eiar3.D ATTOllNEYS AT LAW. Will practice In theCourtsof Craven, Jones, Onslow, Carteret, Pamlico and Lenoir, and In the Federal Court at New Heme. feWdiwly AT THE CITY MARKET, ft alwayt supplied with tho Verv best Fvwh Meats, Beef, Vork, Mutton and Bbushko luui, the Jlarket atlord. janiw-uiy Call on blm.
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