North Carolina Newspapers

.iamn paper '?, at (i i.OOper , i urwed to city nth. , " ,.NAL, a 36 cjluma jrsuuy at 12.001X3 3 (DAILY) One loch a wk, 1100 on month ,, 1P.00;" ix months, 410.00; nu under head of "City Itema' hue for each nsertlon . ' 'dementi will be inserted between r at any price. ' larriagee or Deaths, not to exceed 1 be Inserted free. All additional e charged 10 cents per line. r transient advertisements must t lviinee. Regular advertlaaintnta .a promptly at the end of each containing news or a dlacns 'rs are solicited. Nocomnmni o be published that contains .lities; withholds the na twill make more thai one )UBNAL. ;;),". Editor. L O.o MARQH 28, 1884. ot office at New Berne, K tj econa-ciass matter. , , . T CONFECTIONERY, . .. use on Thursday , laeit T Cox began his speech ;1 revenue and;tariF crowded around in -a3 ,to Drijng vJMLIJ. leet, .We .copy lo a point of order. at in the Hall, I t to hear what iB lly when one of smen of this Bo- aBfect of great luse.J I demand er not only in the it outside of the have the right at it men and I say itry are uttering use. Applause. York. After that y, I ask the gentler .o to take my seat. ause.l .' e moved toward Mr, middle aisle. 1 - - l prefer to stand by and lighter. "51NMEST AGAIN. American gives of editorial on in which he the vote of -stem of xopulaij lyers 'ght Van Sn 'U' v e J ;as a extorts 9 vote ; cri hite in; w, tended to mH:i tLa elective system of coucty commissioners, yet, for he present, we deem it safer for Craven" county tl 't the present system bo continued. And in this opinion we are satisfied we have the concurrence of a large majority of the intelligent voters of the coun ty, the opinion of the American to the contrary, notwithstanding. ..ii The Auditors Report of N. C. Finances- The report of State Auditor W. P., Roberts,1 for the fiscal year end ing November- 30, 1883, in its gen eral , statement shows that the balance in the hands of the Treasu rer October 1, 1882, of the public fund was $254,180.78, and of the educational fund, $32,2G5.G0. The fiscal year formerly ended Sept. 30, the last1 legislature changing it to Nov. 30; The receipts of the edu cational fund from Oct. 1, 1882, to Dec. l, 1883, were $29,879.30, and tha receipt of the public fund for the same time $905,107.08, a total of $994,986.38, ; which added to the balance before mentioned gives a grand.total of $1,281,441.76. , ' , The disbursements of the Educa tional Fund for the fourteen months ending Dec. 1, 1883, were $135, and of the public fund $944,478.76; leav ing a balance in the ; treasury Dec. 1, 1883, ot: $336,9G3, of which sum $62,009.90 : was educational fund, and $274,953.10 general - fund. Ampng the sources from which the receipts of the public fund were de rived 'the" principals , were: .Divi dends N. u. K. K.,.$124,32U; license tax on drummers $09,900; license tax on fertilisers $46,500; tax on insurance companies $12,377.59; Interest1 on mortgage bonds ; W. Jf. U. lii li. t $29,750; 1 ; public taxes $552,490.11); saleofO. F. & Y. V. E. K.' $88,675.' The legitimate rcl ceipts of the '. public fund were $764,537,03, Item,$4C,50O belongs exclusively ..to the agricultural dot- partmentf item $124,320 ib for dlvt dends accruing to the State oh its stock in the N. O. E. R. and that of $29,750 is interest received on mortgage' bonds of the Wi N. C. Ei, B:r these items amounting , alto- crether to $200,570. V :, In the disbursement account the principal items are: Agricultural department $46,500; contingencies $26,515.59; ? executive I mansion $10,822.50; general assembly $57,i 478.36; insane' 'asylum at Raleigh $64,400; at' MorgantOn $85,175;' at uoiasDoro $3D,uuu; aeai, dumb ana blind institutions $44,500; interest on 4 per cent debt $128,824; in terest on mortgage bonds Westerri North Carolina : railroad $33,565; interest on renewal, bonds North Carolina railroad $166,620;' judi ciary f $46,047.75; . - penitentiary $85,000: public printing $17,446.19; State University $17,000.-2Zafeiff Neics ana Observer. . Copiah Connty Defended. WAshinoIon, March 21. Major E. Barksdale,; member of Congress, from Mississippi, "who, according to some, testimony taken by the. subJ committee of the Senate investigate ing the Copiah county . election, made a speech at Hazlehnrst advis ing the Democrats' to carry Copiah connty by the shotgun if necessary,; and to bang uuflton, a republican candidate, was before the sub-com-; ' mittee this morning, and made a statement , unaer oath in his own vindication. ; He denied the charge n toto, and m& that the history of opiah county had always been' .Varacterized by a love of law and order, and that in the events of the, last election there . was nothing in-i consistent with that record. ,' : Senator Hoar asked: ) "You have; said that, the people 'of. Copiah! county stand hlgh in general charae-1 ter, and yon have announced that! "there was nothing in the conduct u the election "inconsistent with 'icir past history. ' Kow, I wish to whether, if it should turn out this mounted crowd went ; to the houses of colored men, ing 'them, shooting one of leclaring as they did it that 1 it to f compej them to vote nocratic ' ticket, 'br compel :es to flee to the woods in Jbef s'j and ? that Mr. Mat s shot because ' of his in 3 a Republican leader ' hat would chauge your to - the character of the r '.; fv:- ow,'?, replied the witness, ;e 'the "object of your in ; been Accomplished v. by cment. You are yourself cstimony 1 in the matter a propound to me. ' I think r the trial of Mr. Wheeler "7 of Matthews and the to light, then I ' r"i?tfon.? ' Id Mr. Hoar iing in the his or Ciiah o with the n, Dopres ' llity, in ventive ' pt In- C.T.ce-r '-sir. ::'::ouse. An ar.. t.l ; r ci "The Vaatallou V lyj:. V.; "y, is the opening iuc'.r-ir.l t r cf the April Century. Oi c.ce suckers Le says in :: "II; o lata Presi dent Garfield cce eaiJ that he was obliged to see an average of about thirty persons for every oSce to be filled. ilf the question was.one of removal, the number " was much greater, including the friends of the incumbent as well as the candidates for the place. There is an amusing story, not a new one by any means, of the method Mr. Lincoln adopted to settle a contest over a postmas tership which had greatly annoyed him. There were two candidates in the field, and petition after? peti tion had poured upon the .weary President, and delegation after delegation had rnshed to the White House . to argue, tht claims of the rival aspirants. "Finally,; after he had been bored for half an hour by a fresh delegation Mr. Lincoln said to his secretary. 'This matter has got to end somehow Bring a pair of scales.' The scaled were brought. 'How put. In all the petitions and letters in favor of one man, and see how - much 'they weigh, - and then weigh the other candidate's papers.' i It was found : that one ' bnndle was three-quarters of pound, heavier than , the other, , r'Make . out the appointment at once for; the: man who has the heaviest papers:' or-; dered the President, and it was uone." ' 'Over-SensItlTeness.-1 There are some people, yesj many people,, always looking out for Blights. They cannot carry on the daily intercourse 1 of the - family without some offense is imagined. If they meet an; acquaintance on the street who happens to be pre occupied with business they attrib ute his abstraction' to some mood personal to themselves, and take umbrage accordingly. ' They lay on . .1 it - I i. . J j, . t ; i . , i r j outers liuo iacb oi, meii; liTiuiuuiiy. A fit of indigestion makes them see impertinence iri every one b they come in contact with. ' Innocent persons, wh6 'neve' .'.dreamed . of ! giving offense, are astonished t6 find some . unfortunate word or momentary v taciturnity f 1 mistaken for m ihsult.; To say the least the habit is unfortunate' , There are people in' this t world ..who have something to , do besides ; talking, joking and - complimenting.5 K There are persons who 'get too" weary to answer foolish' questions ' repeated again i and again. There',' are per sons who now. and then appreciate the privilege of a moment's thought or sil0nce, and it is not1 needful fof over-sensitive ' persons, to Construe weariness and care and labor. Into indifference, , onkindness or con tempt. It is far wiser to take the more charitable view of our fellow- beings and hot suppose .'a slight is intended, nnless the filight is open and direct, After all, too, life takes its hues in a great degree irom the color of our mind-. If we are frank and generous,;'the' worldeats ii$ kindly.1, If, on 'the contrary, we are suspicious men learn to be cold and cautions towards us. ' Let person get the reputation 6t being" touchy and everybody is : nader, more or less restraint, and i in i this way the chance of an imaginary! offense is , vastly increased, r w',? i sJ i .' An Extraorainarir ,ffer. ' To All "Wan tins; Employment. ' We want Live, Energetic and Capable Agents-in every county in the United (states and Danada, to Bell a mtent arti cle of great merits ON rrs merits. An article having a large sale, paying over! luu per cent, pront naving no competi tion, and on which the agent is protect ed in the exclusive Bale by a deed given for each and every county he may secure front us. ' With all 'these advantages to our agents, ana tne tact tuat it is an ar tide that can be sold in evey household, it might not be necessary to- make an 4 'EXTRAORDINARY OPFEE" tO BeCtire good agents at once, but we have concluded to make it to show, not only our confidence in the merits of oar invention, but in its salability by any agent that will handle it, with energy, ,:Onr agentsi now; at work are .making from ; $150 to $Q00 a month clear, and this fact makes it safe for us to make our offer to all who are out of employment, .Any, agent that will give our business, a .thirty days' trial and fail to clear at least S100 in this time, Above ALL , expenses, pan return all goods unsold to us and we will re fund the money paid lor them. ' Any agent or general agent Who would like ten or more counties and work them through sub-agents for ninety days, and fail to clear at least $750 above all ex penses, can return all unsold and get their money back. No other employer of agents ever dared to make such offers. nor would we if w did not know that we have agents no making more than double the amount we guaranteed, and ibut two sales a day would give a prorjt of over $125 a month, and that ono of our agents took eighteen orders in one day. Our large descriptive circulars 'explain our oiler fully, and these we wiblito send to every one out of em 'ployment who will Bond' us' three one cent stamps for jstage. Send Bt once land secure the 'gency in time for the iboom, and go to work on the terms named in our extnioiu:.iary offer. We would like to have the ad J reus of all the agents, sewing machine solicitors and carpenters in the court ry, end a;;!c any readers of this fn;-r w ho rr. is this of fer, to send at once '.' o i'?"wnml a!. Irons I v I ' i rAbcpIutcly Pure. : Thl powder nevor vanes.- A mnrvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeneKg. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cum. not be sold in competition with them nltitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Hold only in cans. Hoyai, Baking Powdkk Co 1U6 Wall-st SH. Y. . , novlS-lydw f f j jjj h iH- i m is J Hume, noi 1 i k i- m A Ilunifl, now olVm n ltraxty whereby ny one ma cum hi tf qulrkly aatt ilnltHsly For tentlmo nlolSAQdt'nrlorsortKinbifrfimmlnfiit niedlcut inon.Vi.iirtrlrM uano. Direst lcn:ri;li:3s. .:,r)('ni,ia '",!''.,l T,.::'. (. .lf!V -. T4ftvliiff TACnlvAd n.ll"t,liAO)iiLnn fih1r)nAf1 to ibis country direct from the Deposits, un der new Moveminenf; contract, we oiler to the trade ' k : - 1 FERuTO! QUAflO f the best quality and in excellent conditloi For particulars and prices apply to . - :;hijrtado & co., 1 fc 18 Exchange Place. New York. JanH7-deodi!iu , , t ,; u( otice ' Tour attention ia called to tha 0fli3yTTj3flpTigns( y i v J I offer this season, the ' f! , LARGEST ; Ever Shown in Kew Berne, j , Consisting in leading articles, of ! BEAUTIFUL SOLID GOLD WATCHES ; j CUAIS8, CIIARJIS, LACE PINS, ' NECK CHAINS, lOCroSAlli PEWS, ' PLAIN ' AND FANCY ; Bangle and Chain Bracelets; v i H.TWCS ttt uin!m.v V A U TUUTT 1 Fine PeriscCnio Snectaclns Tand Kvb Cilasses in Rubber, Steely Celluloidv Sil ver ana uwa s rames. . A new method of fitting the eves correctlv. ' : Call.and examino stock ; no trouble to snow goods. :,.s ; ," ; ,f .Respectfully i ,,;..; I 'Hi. B. A. BELL, Jeweler, Middle st.,'New iBerne.N, C t N. B. I will gives Fifty1 ($50.00) DoU lars ror any article ever sold by me for uom or &uver tnat was not. ' octlldly , ,.: ; ; B. A.' Bell, THE NOW IN THE WEINSIEIN BUILDIHG' ,1 (u. .r;:WILL BE SOLD 0JT 9 V -x .11,. 3 fii ift;'t..Vi.. J-J. ' till the same will be disposed of -: '' '. Tlie Stock consists' of pry Goods, Clothing, . Gents' Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats' and Caps. Car pctA and Mats, and a great many other articles, i 1 Am, a largo Rtock of Open and Top Buggies of tho host manufacture. - ; 1 E. C0HE1T. , feisautf.. ' .i Bar IrQii,and lhis', ali'dzcs, i, '..t For sale by :"i .'.Mr, r oct21d&wtf. New Berne,' N. C. P.e SiiecsalO c OP IVOlSIOLlv. VA. The franchise of thlB enterprise is based nnon the chartered right grantrd to the Dismal Swamp Canal Comnanv. and 1b. ; Bullty has been repeatedly tested before the MuriH 01 me Hiate. 'lhe Pnrnose in view Is tha "Imnrnvftmniit and extension" of the Canal, tliussecurlnir Kroat public benefits. Its fair conduct has already secured public conhdmice, and the next Drawing will be made on the i ; ,- . . i' . ',. t J J7th' April, 1884, ,M beroro the pub ; ic in Norfolk, Va, ' , . .-' J r..'('f -i,.',. : I . , . , . oitvsa op,, , , SCHEME: . , . CAPITAL PRIZE $5,000. 1 Prize of.... ..45,000 ... 1,500 ... 1,000 ... SOU ... aw ... ' M ..... 200 ... 100 .. 50 ... 10 ... 5 is.,., is.... is..., is... it.... is.... 11.1.. 1M..U are . are, are. are. $5,000 1,500 .. 1,000 600 ' 200 ;, 200 200 .. 260 : 00 750 1.0(H) 1,000 1150 270 i. 180 do. do. do. do. , do. do. do. . do. do. do. do , of...., of.... of.... 15 1(K) 200 AlTltOXIMATlON PHIZES. AtO 80 . 20 ! m Prizei dietrlbntlng $18,050 Tiolx.otai Only $1. . 1--;.: ..I"' :t , N ; 1- ..,.-.,., v- '. i Flan of Lotterv Rlmilar to that, of T nlHlnna Co(npt.ny. . " J. T. HOKBACH, MANAGEE. Address all aDDllcationa for Infurmatinn Tickets orAgeuole8, to i . , . , :. J. P. HORBACH. 207 Main St : , . Norfolk, Va. The nnderslirned gnncrvlspd thn Tlrawln .finnn a vi iiie ummni HwaroD ix)iirv m. . .. . . i . . , . ' . . . a pan v and certify that It was conducted with strict fairness to all Interested. . . S " r nf as towit' Commissioners. PRIZES PAID m CXASS D. fSOOOtoM. A Marx,Ralem,.Va.LV -J ' $500 to O. F. Baxter, South Mills, N. C, , " $151)0 lo parties in Biiros of from $5 to $100, i CUA. W, PETTIT, Prop.; 280,,'282, 284 and 286 Water street, 7 KORFOI.K, VAM !;' MANUFACTURER OF -t ENGINES, BOILERS. ' . . Saw and Grist Mills, ' ' , SIIAFTINOS, ' Itilleys, Ilnhgrers, FOROIMS ' AXD . CASTINGS, - . , , Of , Every Dcscnption. - CoriiDlete facilltiei for ALL WOT Kin onr.imej ; i i i .- ., . aol7-dswly HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for all kinds of OLD IHOIV. METAL IS Rawlsnd's Whart MOmmrir. v ' We are always In the Market for the pnr-i pniuH ni 1 1 1 i wrnnKH fim sriw inoro ottri r i ma j ah ronuigiiiuenwatcenaea w promptly and uur?AutJj nuu vui icu rcbUruB zuoae! fMUjaiy THE UNRIVALED ' NEW FARMER GIRL SiuvE. Nothing further seems oecessarr to make the New Farmer Girl a perfect and beautiful cooking apparatus. . It has large Flues and Oven, Patent Oven Shelf, Swinging Hearth Plate, Deep Ash Pit and Ash Pan. The Cross Pieces all have cold air braces, and the Covers are smooth and heavy. Large single Oven Doors. Tin lined. The largely increased sales af this Stove attest its popularityevery stove fully warranted. ; - " E M. DRANEY, SOLE AGENT, KEW BERNE, N. C. - Any castings wanted for Fanner Girl Cook Stoves sold by P. M. DRANEY at 10 eta per pound. ocl7dwtf hit. liabOlITH (;i,AUK Ml'.. Unl. lln O (i j- 'U)'llslll IWiUI, 1ft HtiM llHnnv B'l I -f ) Vtitfl, heiroust. Utituiiic nuu h)e( i ' iwM!.STirmfttftrhipft, Imooicitrv u t ilicannrlty. Kiml d!'-"--pes. ' i- 111! i ll)H PtTSOIinllV. T hv 1 I . Dr. hp-nn 1 tl "imv f. - ' ti tu i cltr ti;st wrrtiit oi v. 4 pftge liluslrated liyok., our -i.uuu iioii ,., j uill, ' DA VI" . 1 i COLLEGE, MECICLUJSiliUIiQ CO., N. 0., ' lca-'os, ' Tim nojet, Pension opons on TIUJ1"':P ( V SKI TK.illiKK 11. Kur Ciilnlo' s Riplj' Id Hie CT ' a : THK FACULiV. . , I-Vi,h,.,w: i 3 cqg:i jt Xy ton Ktrcot, Kew Yv- L- C -stantly receivir on cotm-i , ; k .la of farm produce. Are ;.icJ to supply the trade withEuttor, (.';,, H , Apples, Potatoes, and other fruiis ai.i vegetables at wholesale rates. Quota tions furnished at Berry's Drug f -i. GASII buyers can get spot terms at SAVE time, avoid delay when sull . ingi by having your precrintion d ispensed at : BERRY'S. IMBLE fingers work for t' i s'l'k ,BER:a"s. ANIGHT BELL for the use of thos that trade at . BEEiiY'S. ' NO matter whose advertisement heads the prescription you Btill have the right to have it put up at BEUKY'S. 10 compete with low-priced goods . furnished to our country stores from the North, many druggists feel called upon to meet competition wi"Jh low strength goods. You can depend upon the strengh of all goods covered by my label. No slops put up at ),U,;;;.,a',Tv,: -. BERRY'S '. MIXED paints, $1.85 per gallon, at : .. . . ' BERRY'S, mX;li::0EVElGrED:OS Ol!' TUB HUMAN BODY KNXAilii OI'KI). HI Itl N(iTHI,;Nia." in liit, , ullrmK rim in o quin, rcimt the "ITj ) TORPID r.ZW'ZLZ, . i OISORDEHCP LIVSn, v .and fcTALAHlA. i rotn tbeae sonwrs arise three-fourthf ol tho .liswaaeiof the liuman race. ThetJI Bvmpto.wtadicatoUieirexwtouoerl.Vrt Appetite, Monr.U oUv, kink l(ad' elm, fullness altar eating, vanlon eierttonor body o, mtuS! liraotatlon ot foud, 'Irritability of tmpr, lvr soma dtr, IMzxtaeu, VlaturtnS ml thn Heart, Iot belore tha trM. hlhly aoi, mnnd IbonM of a remedy that arts dlrwtlr ?,1ih.8l,'11Ter- A8aUvor,1,q,li0I10TijT,J..Ji ; I I .14 liavono equal, Tlieirnotlou on tli ' KidnoygRndSlfl iilaalgo prompt j raiiim iiig aU iuipuritiaa tbrough tfiese fhrce nv" ; auffara of tUa ayatam,"; prolnoliit aiiixJ tlt,soird qiproeriou, regular stools, it oiour ' kln,iiu a vigorous body. , TlJTT'S PU.l.S " wltli dully vorkand araapcrfcot , ANTIDOTE TO MALAHIA.' .: ' , iTB FEErjB UKBANEW WAW. ' j ' ' ' riura had PyBpppsini with Consllpiv. tion.two years, and hnve tried ton dirTert-nt kinds of pills, and, TTJTX-8 aro iho first llmt hiivo done me any good. Tliuy liuva Jloaned ine oat woefy. My appetiiu I? ' yplendld, food dlgesu readily, nndl now , Imvo natural passages. I feel like a new num." W.b.KDWABDS, Palmyra, O. BoliloTfryghere.ane. OiBcc,41MiirrySU,K.y. 'snniiHiVr-i f i Gidt Bim OK WmsKE&r ohangoa In. ' etantly to a GLossr Black by a siiiale an. v. 'plication of'tbia DiTeold 1 by KK oaentbyeipressoneoeiptol, ' Office, U Murray Street, New York. .. TUTT'8 MANDALCF USErUL RECCJPTS 1KL 85 S. Clark $., Cpp. CourtHcca, ' In tha United States, mm Urx tuxa exi-khiknuk, perfect method and pure medicine lnattre 'bPftKur, and pebmasest oUKKa of all Prlvatn. Uhronio and Nnrvom DiMtses. Atfectloosof the J'loo(l, Skin, Kidneys, Bladder, Eruption. I Icei , nd , Bare., SivcllDid r (lie tiliuid., Sore MniiiK, ' Throat, Jlono PiiIiih, pcrniunoiitl cured sua :endiCMdiroint&esylemorlife., 1 sj ui't K S R WIl ?S ?j P'Wlf Impotent y.Scmlnai lii ! I Wai d liossea, Uexiial Itecay, jUenfal and 1'hyaieal Woaiineea, falling Memory, Weak Eyes, Stunted Pcvelopment, Impc&l ments to Marriage, etc., from exeesset or any cause, tpttdily, tafely and privately Curtd. aj-Tonnit, SIlddlc-Ated and Old mim, tnd all' vrho neod medical sl&UI and experlaco,coiuult Or, Bate at once. Hi opinion ooetsnotbtnjt.snUmif save future misety-fiud shame. When incnnveniiMit ' to visit the city fur treatment, merticincs oau heaenti sverywhera by mail or express t'ree troiu obser ,Totlon. J-It is self-evident thataubvMSian who gives his whole nttontion to a olans of dicno nt tains ureavt sklllrandpliysioianathroiiirhnut ill . oountry, knowinirtllia.frequontlyrogommcmldilliiiiilt eases to the Oldest NeclulUt, by whom overr known enod remedy is need. ,T-Ir. Bate's Ave and xperlenco make his opinion of ai preme Iniiiortiince., mr Those who call hps no one biittheDootor. (Jonmiliationa fren anil mk iimi r Confidentlul. Caaeswhirh have failed in obtain relief elsewhere, eapeoia-lly solicd. l- imrtlo 1 , ,-' easos treated. Call or writn. llonra. frm 1 to 4 i . Xi " Snndayii, lo to 1.. Ciuu4 10 liJiAim1 SEMT'KEii. Addreas ss above. ci!r.:3Tr::si:2Lir.Yc:, ' OF EVEHY DEscrjrnoiT, FROM A Hem to a "., 2:20 ? .1 1 1 AND At f 7-i.if JOHN DIT mm m rri';;.y ; taki: r; ' W e are r BTOli'K. A in fit our oi l e Imvo af" B'l Of V '! VfV id I- ir. 7r i a c 3'rtn of all such they 1 v. ..' or y i v "1 1 2 1 .fen-J, to t' " ; ( i, ; ( n 11 AT VA fl T - Oil' of- : ymoiit to "FA : Co.;