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VOL. VI.--NO. 31.
NEW BERNE. N. C.. FRIDAY. MAY 0, 188
VKK E : C ENTS
JOURNAL
LOCAL NEWS.
(ratal aflBlaivr AUaaBae.
New Brne. latituds, 85 0 North.
" longitude, TTJ 8' West.
Hun rise. 5:09 J Length of day.
Hud seta. 6:48 I 13 hours, 3 minutes.
Moon tell at 9:5l p. m.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
7ULTON
TBeef.
MARKET Family Cured
C. F. Slo eh.
We are setlinir beet Pmnot and Or
gans at remarkably low prices. Old
1'ianos taken to exchange.
a') If MkaWSK & HAKThUKI.I).
A full line of Plows. Harrows and
( 'ultivalont. at pi li ft to suit the times.
(LU. Allkn & Co.
)KAI. KutaUs Morleaires and Deed
1 1 for Bale at this other.
Fertiliiers, Lime, l'laater, Clement,
dlaas, faints, Varnish and Oil at low
price, (jut). ALLKN & Co.
W have the programme for Memo
rial services, which will apear to
morrow. Tbe rending rooma of the N . M. C. A.
will be open this iturnuon for the
reception of ladies.
Miaa Vlary Roberts kindergarten
school was on a picnic veilerday, and
I lie little ones enjoyed u
The S'alvalion Army is draw ing lare
crowds to the Theatre every night.
They have made about fifty conversions.
Cad K ounce, Fm , ( Kichlanda ar
rived yesterday eveuiuc, Says he
brought nothing to market hut a pot kt
full of money.
The conductor, engineers and train
hands of the paaaenKer trains ol the
Atlantic Koad don a handsome uniform
on June 1. We like to see such marks
of progress.
Mr. Thomas Daniels, the retiring city
treasurer, was around yesterday paying
off the last vouchers issued by the re
tiring board. He has made a faithful
and efficient olllcer both as treasurer
and a member of the board. It is hoped
thit bis successor will prove equally is
eflloient and faithful.
The school of Miaa Leah Jones pic
nioed at Fowlvr's, just across the river
from the city, yesterday, and a most
pleasant and joyous time they all ex
preaied themselves. Various amuse
ments were engaged in and the happy
group returned with the consolation
that no accident had occurred to mar
the enjoyment throughout the day.
The excellent services by the Atlantic
(load continues to give it a good propor
tion of the truck. Vulck time, good
facilities, untiring efforts to please, and
marked and uniform courtesy to every
patron, are going a long way to make
the Atlantic a popular route. Tbe ship
ments from New Berne by ibis road
continue heavy and we have yet to hear
a single oom plaint.
The retiring board of city councilmen
bare managed the affairs of the city
well during the last year. They have
paid cash for all vouchers issued and
made a large reduction in the indebted
ness, so as to make it possible for the
present board to wipe out the balance
the present year. The retiring Us col
lector made better collections the past
year than ever before, in fact, by
reference to our files we llnd that his
delinquent list has grown smaller every
year. We mention these facts to show
the present board and tax collector,
who is good and worthy man, that
they will have to exercise the utmost
care and discretion to improve upon or
even to do as well as their predecessors.
The Margie, of the Hyde county line,
arrived from Dayboro last night.
Attention memorial Choir.
It is earnestly requested that all
members of the choir for memorial
day shall be present at the meeting to
night at 8 O'clock, at the residence of
Major John Hughes.
Tke Kaatsra Carellaa Dispatch Line.
In order that their patrons may keep
fully posted, and to demonstrate, the
regularity and dispatch of this lise, its
manager have arranged for the re
ceipt of daily telegrams hers, announc
ing the boor of the arrival of its track
trains in New York. Tbe following is
the first received and tells its own story
fifty hours from New Berne to New
York.
Niw York, May :.
O. Henderson Yonr freight of May
3 arrived 7:80 p, m., May 4.
M. Townmutd, Ag .
Ike Cemetery nai Mr. Alex. XI ller.
Being some of many who bare their
dead relatives interred in Cedar Gror
cemetery , place hallowed to the pop
ulation tt this city, we take this occa
sion to offer this bumble plea to oar
city fathers: Let Alex.-Miller be re
. talaed on the eommtttee to have in
, charge. For several Tear Mr. Miller
baa giren almost undivided attention
to tine eecred spot, and nerer has it
been better kept. -No better selection
, can be made nay, par Mthorttis can
go farther aaa do woree. , ,
ll Council ProtrcdlUKS.
j New Be&nk, N. C, Mav 4, 1887.
I The board met this eveniug pursuant
j to adjournment. Mayor in chair and
j Councilmen Hancock, Moore, Daniels,
Miller, Uraney, Crawford and Styron
present.
Councilman Moore, from special com
mittee on school bill, reported that the
bill lacked ll'i voles of the nscees&ry
vote.
Tbe report was adopted and the bill
declared lost.
Councilman Daniols offered the fol
lowing resolution, which was adopted
WtiKREAS, Cedar Grove Cemetery,
the reeling place of our dead, is rever
enced by our entire community . and us
present excellent condition a subject of
gratification to the citizens of New
Berne aud that it may be thus main
lained and Leau tilled is the wish of the
public.
lCesolved. That the said cemetery
should be under the supervision and
control of a stand ing committee of
three citizens of the city of New Berne,
either of or outside of the board of
council, w ho shall hold office for three
years, or until their suooeaaors are ap
pointed. That aaid committee shall
have entire control of said cemetery
and the distribution of the cemetery
fund, subject to the direction of the
board of city council, and shall make re
port to said board quarterly as to the
condition of all matters within their
charge.
That the board recognises the efficient
scr ices of Mr. Alexander Miller during
his long and useful connection with the
cemetery, and respectfully recommend
luin aud Messrs. J. A. Simpeon and A
M liakxr as suitable committeemen.
That the sexton of said cemetery shall
be under the supervision and control of
said committee, and shall be elected by
the board on the recommendation of
said comiiiiltee.
That all ordinances in contlict with
this ordinance be and the same are
herjty declared repealed.
Thai this ordinance shall not go into
effect without the t pproval of lhenexl
succeetiing uoaru, lor w nose cone
rence it Is recommended.
The hoard adjourned.
i: I). IUm-i" k. Clerk
The board ol city councilmen elected
for the ensuing year convened at the
city clerk 's office on Thursday morning,
May .'), Present J.V.Williams
of 'id ward, U. It. Lane of IIJ ward, V.
A. Crawford of 4th ward.
("ouncilman J . V. Williams, of the
d ward, called the roll and the follow
ing answered to their names: J. V.
Williams, 2d ward; 11. B. Lane, .'Id
vard ; V. A. Crawford, 4th ward. These
were sworn in by W. (1. Brinson, J. P.
Councilman J. V. Williams, of the
2d ward, in the absence of the council
man from the 1st ward, called the
meeting to order. He read from the
charter the law in regard to organizing.
The councilman of tbe 1st ward was
again called for and failed to answer.
B. It. Lane, of the Ilrd ward, nomi
nated John (Ireer as councilman at
large. There being uo objection, be
was declared elected.
Councilman Crawford nominated M.
P. Holly as councilman at large. J. V,
Williams, councilman of tbe 2d ward,
seconded the nomination. There being
no objection, he was declared elected.
Holly and Greer were sworn in.
Chairman declared a quorum present
and ready for business.
Councilman Crawford moved that
tbey proceed to elect a mayor. Motion
carried.
Councilman Crawford nominated E.
n. Meadows, and proceeded to advo
cate his election. He was there foe the
whole people of New Berne and was
going to work for her interest. All be
wanted was good government. Was
frightened about 18 years ago, but now
he didn't know who was President
was getting along about as well as
when Orant was President. Hie speech
was full of humor and laughable meta
phors. The nomination being seconded,
a ballot was taken. Greer and Holly
acting as tellers. Meadows was unani
mously elected. Crawford and Greer
were appointed a committee to inform
Mr. Meadows.
At this juncture K. P. Williams ap
peared and took his seat at the head of
the table and asked if Mr. Kennedy
was present. Kennedy, councilman of
the bth ward, took a seat at tbe other
end of tbe table.
The organised board tetired. After
a few minutes the unorganised part of
tbe board retired and left tbe crowd of
spectator? in the room, who applauded
heartily at beine left in control of the
room. v j
After a few minutes the. orRtnired
board, with Mayor Meadows, retarued.
Williams and Kennedy also returned,
when R. P. Williams nominated 8. S.
Laae at councilman at large. Kennedy
nominated A. X. Bryan. Williams
gave the easting vote for Ine.
Mayor Meadow thanked the board
lor 'the confidence reposed in him,
accepted fan position as mayor and
promised to do hiaanty. . 4 --
Councilman B. P. William reminded
him that he was not elected by Dmo
erats, but by Independent and Repnb-
licaneihe proposed to fight the thine
out on the Demoaratio line.
8 H. Lane, councilman at Large was
sworn in by W. O. Brineon, J. P. t
Co un oilman Williams, of the let
ward, moved that tbe board adjourn
until night, on aoooont of some peas
which he wanted to ship, as it would
be a great loss to him if they were not
shipped today.
Councilman S, II. Lane seconded the
motion.
Councilmen J. V. Williams and Craw
ford opposed the adjournment.
Councilman B. P. Williams explained
agreements made between him and
other members in regard to time of
Organizing and pressed bis motion for
adjournment.
The motion was put and lust
Councilman J. Y. Williams placed in
nomination for city lax collector Silas
Fulcher.
Councilman Kennedy nominated K.
Merrick.
Councilman I,ne nominated J T
Lewis.
A ballot was ordered, which resulted
as follows, (ireer and Williams bemg
the tellers Kulcbrr, V Uwu, 2 Mer
rick, 1.
Kilas Fulcher was declared elected.
( 'ouncilman Lane put in iiinuiinitioii
J. V Williams for treasure!.
Councilmans H. Ijine put in nomi
nation H. B. Lane. Mr. I sue Mated he
would not serve.
( 'ouncilman J .
(lured elected, he
Williams
receiving
w as dt
voltes.
I.ane 'J, Kennedy 1.
Councilman S. 11
I am nomiualed J.
T. Lewis for marshal.
Councilman ( rawford nominated J.
M. llarget a,n a natural, representative
(oliceman and quoted scripture to
prove it.
( 'ouncilman Kennedy nominated J.
W. Harrell Ballot: llargett. 4 l ew is,
; Harrell, No election. ( n the
fifth ballot J. M. llargett w as elected.
Flection of sexton of Cedar Grove
cemetery being next in order. Council
man S. 11. Lane nominated W. N. Kuss.
who was elected on first ballot
Kobert Williams was elected siton
of Greenwood cemetery.
Councilman Crawford placed in nom
ination for city attorneys Clark tY
Clark.
Councilman Kennedy nominated W.
K. Clarke.
J. V. Williams seconded the nomina
tion of Clark & Clark.
K. P. Williams nominated Simmons
& Manly.
Clark tV Clark were elected on first
ballot
Councilman h. 11 Lane nominated
Dr. Frank DulTy as port physician.
Elected on first ballot.
The election of policemen being the
next thing in order, J. E. Gakill was
elected on lirst ballot. B. F. Ketchum
was elected on second ballot. J. B.
Krnul was elected on the fifth ballot.
Tbe board adjourned, subject to the
call of the mayor.
ITIuDlrlpal KUelloos.
From the Seirs and Otrver we get
the following news from tbe municipal
elections held on Monday :
Durham elected a Democratic Mayor
and board of commissioners . Sutesville
re-elected J. P. Caldwell, a Democrat,
and editor of one of the beet papers in
the State, Mayor; Charlotte elected a
Democratic Mayor and majority of the
Knights of Labor voting the straight
Democratic ticket; Greensboro elected
a Democratic Mayor; Concord elected a
Democratic Mayor and board of com
missioners; Lexington, Democratic
Mayor and commissioners; Golds bo ro.
Democratic board of aldermen ; Halifax ,
Democratic ticket elected; Asheville,
Republican Mayor, Democratic board
of aldermen. In Raleigh the Demo
cratic tioket was elected.
Ths M rater jr Not Yet Solv.d. I
We clip tbe following telegrams from
the Aeirs and Obterver relative to the
exhumation of Peter 8. Ney's remains
on Tuesday last. It seems the question
whether Peter 8. Ney was Marshal
Ney of the "Old Guard" of Napoleon,
is yet in doubt;
STaTtsviLLE, N. C, Msy 3.
No light was shed upon the mystery
surrounding P. 8. Ney by tbe exbOrna
tion today. So much of his skull bad
passed into dost that it could not be
ascertained whether or not it had been
trephined. Unavailig search was made
in the grave for the silver plate and
for the bullet which it was thought
by many would be found. The phy
sicians' report describe the akelton as
that of a man about four feet ten inches
tall. Beyond this it ia non-committal.
Aajge crowd was present.
51? TmttD Creek, 5. C, Msy 3.
" Key's body we ex named today. The
part of the skill trepanned was miss
ing. About three hundred people were
on tbe ground. Nothing definite was
aeoertartained, -, People a here- , from
WasAingtosl and-iRalelga, Own infor
mation oa the crooad by old people,
taiak It waa Mrtalnly Marshal Key,
D t 1T WWi (Bee aVUal
OfPOTO Tcuuoco ask your dealer foe
oia utp:
oelldwtm
ore (tmnHi.
Th r,l,.l,n ffr,i I,. Mr Tl.,.
-
Daniels at the meeting of the retiring
board of counciloieu. and passed uuaui-
mouslv, in regard lo Cedar drove
rw...... -..,i ... ...
wi-1 j ok, i od un tir, iirrcuuu a
very good plan for the i-iiro- f that
sacred spot in which so many of our
people feel a deep interest Mr Miller
has given much of his Line in looking
after this cemetery, and a? chairman
of the cemetery corniiiUW- I. a
given
enure satisfa 'tion. He .
longer
ft
member of the hoar J . an 1 w h .le then-'
are members on the present hmr lwh .
feel as deep an interest .n the pr"er
care of the emetery. and v.,11 a.,
charge an of1i,-ial dun unh us mui h '
fidelity as Mr Miller. )et r- ui-st. n
if there is one w ho w ill ill m .e u- n.i. h j
time to this irni iiiai.l mailer a- he
If it could be done . w e think it would
be a good idea to ilu: e ito- management 1
of our cemeteries so tli:it thc could not !
he disturbed by an It i ti. n.
r lathes
mailer
Voice in
take a deeper inlrrtsl m
than the men. yet they have n ' '
the inunageiiieiit i f the pnhh
walli
.hi n.ih.
and the geneial can of the gi
A committee of genilen.cn lil.t
proposed by this resolution i ,i I I
t hut
.llTl.it.
the work Bo that II nu! I . -t hi
onerous upon one. an l if ,t in.,!
made a if ,.( cm n . r t . v
he better
Iteporl of I in.iiice ( i. ;n in 1 1 1 1 i
' ll,r 1 1 a it i'f'i' . )! i
' il v ( 'on n ci
(ieiitlemfu We yt
li r 1. 1
niitlee, have eiainnu I
11 l.-l-
papers, and receipt stubs of the .
lor, city treasurer mi l marshal,
found them correct and have Hp
lhs same.
M unit . :
Thos. Daniels, Tieas.
To amt. of poll, (tersorihl ri al.
license tax and market rent i . .
To ami. of old deeds cashed
'' disc't on olti vouch s
from L. II. Culler, loan !
turned over by city
marshal
from adv. on sprinkler
for repairs on police
head quarters
from K. I), ilaucixk,
error in deed
" from K. II. Hilton
" turned over by J. V.
Mtxire, former treas.
from market rent
have
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li V lilMlfKhKMBN'r-i
Hy amt. p'd L. II. Cutler, loan iM .fioi) t'O
Hy amt. p'd L. II. Cutler, m
terest on Si, 600.00. '.'.iiu
By amt. on judgments dock
etetl and 1 years interest II 002. 10
By amt. p'd salaries 2,dS4.(HI
fire department . :i .'l,ri.'l fls
streets & pumps 'J.400 'J'J
cemeteries ... . Is0 on
police departin t .
exclusive of salaries, ami
including rent of city hall . :,7 . '"i
By amt. p'd printing, advci
tising, etc 'j I '."
By amt. p'd light Ton in
sundry accounts T'.'.io
on old vouchers . I .i'.i
Green, l-'oy t. Co
on market house note iJ'Hl
By amt. p'd Green, Koy iV Co.
int. on market hnu note ? ,
By amt. p'd W. (i. Hrinson,
innuriincc on market hoii-tc J,i iiO
CrlYUlO.-IO
tt o 1
By amt. on ham!
t'l'i.oi'". 'j;
In glancing over thea hove itemized
statement, your committee find that
this board has reduced the city debt
four thousand live hundred ami seventy-nine
dollars and eighty live cents,
viz. :
Paid on old vouchors S4:t'J.,'-'i
Paid on judgment debt .
Paid under head of expendi
tures for fire department for
Button engine and hose car
riage and Silaby hose car
riatf? :i ool' Hi
T.15G 00
UL.VjH.r,:,
The present indebtedness of the city
cannot be far from five thousand dol
lars, as follows:
There appears upon judgment
docket S2..-I20.79
Due on engine and hose cur gc 1 003.40
In old vouchers as near as your
committee have ascertained 701 ys
Makingatotal of S5.2T..57
It is with great pleasure that your
finance committee state that every
voucher issued this year baa born
promptly cashed, and that no contracts
have been made for anv other board to
pay. With the same judi '. ojs manage
ment of the finances for another year
our city w ill bo free from debt.
F. W. Hancock.
li P. Wli.l lAMs,
1' M. Dranky.
Finance Conimiflco
Tki Verdlel Unanimous.
W. D. Suit, druggist, Cipputi. Ind ,
testifies: "I 'Can 1 reoomniend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One man took six bottles, and
was cured of rheumatism of ten years'
standing." Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bellville, Ohio, affirms: "The best sell
ing medicine I have ever handled in
my 10 years' experience is Electrio Bit
ten." Thousands of others have added
their testimony, so that the verdict Is
oaaaimous that Electric Bitter do cure
all dieeaee of the liver, kidneys or
blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at
R. N, Duffy 1 drug store.
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