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-rBwnress locals.
T JJLFB Crackers. Jellies, Preserves,
.. I Fresh Umu, Pickles, Ac
. C. E. Bloyk.
'TMfJE chssssst place in town to buy
. X Coats, Pants, Vests, Bbirta fcud
Drtwtn m at
- BlQ Iki'8 ClJOTlilKO Stokk
T?HTY BARRELS LIME, suitable (or
I sanitary jnirpoees, M 75c. per barrel
delivered, or at 50o. par barrel in fire
barrel tots. Gito. Ai.lkk & Co.
A'boubU-barrtlxl Bhot Ouu will
very - be sold low for Caih. Apply
At Journal office. 24 if
Ftrtlliaers, Lime, Planter, Clement,
Glaaa, faints, Varuiah and Oil at law
pricMt Gaw. AXI-M at Co.
Bnebeniber the 'Fourth of July mett
lag at th city halt tomorrow night.
oi4-f sshloned Fourth of July
la wa) we waal. Let ua have a grand
one and invite the people tooomeaod
see us.
' Rf e orer tlx feet high from E. F.
Aneld Ppring, Garden, Craven county ,
tomkt U yesterday . More email
grain would increase prosperity.
The question of whitewashing trees
haa been referred to the Lime Kilo
Clnb, and it is hoped Bro. Gardner will
satiifactorily decide the matter.
The Vesper oarried out one hundred
barrels of pork yesterday for New
Yoik. A new wrinkle for Ne.c Berne
-exporting meat to the metropolis.
An article in the Scientific American
of May I8th, headed "The Protection
Shade Tree Againat Insects." states
thai while liens is sometimes Mattered
around the roots of trees, or the trunk
so rapt 4 and whitewashed, and has
proved sT talus, it is far from complete.
The Saturday night freight train
le re at 8 p. m. and gives everybody
Via pie time to transact business in New
Berne) and get home to spend Sunday.
Truckers can finish up their week's
work and rest content in the full
.knowledge that another market day has
bee Afforded tneta, nod by reason
thereof better prices, possibly.
The death of Capt. Samuel W. Chad
wick, which occurred at bis home in
this city on yesterday, takes away one
morn of the oldest and most respected
ciliaene Of Ihe place. Mr. Chad wick
wac for Many years sheriff of the ooua
ty ad represented the county in the
(ieuersi Aasesnbly on several aooasions,
alwnrt fitfing the positions to which be
was calle4 with ability and unblem-
Ukad Uttegrity. He leaves one daughter
en4
grand children to mourn his
death. The funeral will take place
from the M. E. Church this morning at
11 o'clock.
Tiger Wildcat.
A moat ferocious looking animal pro
nottBcnd a tiger wildcat, was brought
to the city yesterday from Grantsboro
by Mr. W. H, Bawls, who shot him
nent hia house Sunday morning. The
body ft bn animal is dark brown, with
blacks IrhuAli'oi the neck and
rest long ana is me size ot an oraiaary
dog. r
Ste&aeresmvnts. " '
The Veiper fe. E. a 0. Birar
rlv4 yesterday wlth'nn xcjtlonally
tore frrrotOed-Jeprd.y with
prorialonaWnd'irbck'; here being two
: hundred barrels of new potatoes among
the Utter.
TnnMewberna of khe O. D. line left
a icnndnletinie yeeterday evening for
Norfolk with n enrgo of 700 boxes of
fcnd number of packages of
?" " -. other truck, and passengers.
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y $ Z. - YV Dm m vv uuu 1UI WW VUUUMIVUM
bMrmtk ot the children of Now Berne ?
Tha achool bill, which would bare
tflr0a tof good and efficient schools tor
i: bota neen, -wm otd down." Boms
f affort ahould o wind to secure an afB
":,"cfant and permnaent High School for
V vf ;'tnn-,ltf. ; Tnnr Mw Bern Academy
Trustees have two fin buildings, oapa
', Ju ble of neoemmodating ail the children
if school age. bat they bv not: suffl
''"'eient f and to Py too teachers.-
Wo loari that too Board of Trustees,
at their last meeting, appointed n com-
, t- mittee to take the matter, in conaidera-
" tlonandto eee what steps should be
, ; This committee k compoeed of Hon.
. 0. a Clark, T. A. Groen, Geo Allen, J.
S. Long, W. Hollieter nnd W. Pr'Brin.
T .r eon. ', Wtro't tlru Vbatertr.il done
.-'' mar i uo-Ust interest of the
' " . school children, and that this action of
' the troeeps moT be fuc na to aeeure
. " the c" a! a a-ut and cooperation.. of
r r i -rf!. I.ow it tie tinw to au
tl.ist It is a m&ttar of Tital
j . -.re to rarecu, and children,
t . ;.-,.:.'d t3Tryc:Uzen. : '-:fr'
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SUPERIOR COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Trial of Charles F. Jones for the Mur
der of hie Wife, Tempa S. Jo tea.
On the 1st of May, 1887, the body of
Tempa S. Jones, a while woman, was
found in Neuae river, near Maple Cy
press. An inquest waa held, which re
sulted in the arrest and imprisonment
of her Lusb&nd, Charles F. Jones. On
the ffrst day of the court, at the spring
term, 1867, the grand jury returned a
true bill of indictment for murder. The
prisoner was arraigned, and not being
able to employ counsel. Hie Honcr
Judge SbipfS, aatigned as counsel, Hon.
P. M. Simmons, Messrs. L. J. lLoore, P.
H. Pelletier and W. W. CUrk. Solicitor
Geo. H, White appeared alone for the
State. The trial was set for Wednes
day, June 1st, and a special venire of
one hundred ordered.
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
court was called, a considerable crowd
in addition to the rpecial venire being
present.
The prisoner, a man about five feet
ten inches, dark complexion, jet black
kair, brown eyes, short thin whiskers
and mustache, head of rather an idiotic
shape, of stout build, weighs perhaps
about one hundred and sixty pounds,
and is about twenty flvs to thirty years
old. lie was brought in and seated
near his counsel, who during the pre
liminary arrangements for beginning
the trial held close consultations with
him.
The special venire being called, So
licitor White called the witnesses (or
the State and announced his readiness
for trial. The prisoner's counsel, after
some delay to ascertain if witnesses
were present, announced that they were
ready to proceed.
The following gentlemen of the regu
lar panel were sworn as jurors: Oliver
Mitchell, col., W. R. Dunn, Noah
Powers, col., W. L. Oaskina and W. N.
Tingle. From the special venire. Red
ding Hcilwain, col., W. II. Fenderson,
col., E. E. Tucker, cot., S. H. But en,
col., W. II. S. Turner, Samuel Illack-
ledge, col., and F. Boesser.
The solicitor rend the bill of indict
ment, the prisoner standing during the
reading.
The following witnesses were sworn
for the State: Susan Westbrook, Gaston
Weetbrook, Pes roe Ransom, Mary Bays,
Charity Daly, Joe Manly rJShnde Kirk:
man, Henry Brown, W. H. Adams, L.
W. Smith, Israel Roach. Lafayette Kirk-(
man, Dr. It. u. Cobb. 1 J
Court took a recess to one o'clock.
Court commenced at two o'clock.
The testimony was voluminous and
entirely circumstantial. The evidence
was that the prisoner married in Ooto
ber,1885, Tempa S. Westbrook ;that they
lived together for a few months with
his wife's father and mother, that they
did not live in peace the whole of the
time; that their trouble led to a demand
by Jones in May, 1886, for a diyorce,
and that he aaid if she did not agree to
It.he would have one anyhow; that there
waa a child, born In August after the
larrtaf e in October? rid thjU Jon en, dldj
Bd lit fth bet UdrsUme; thai,
be went to tbeTnorth side of Neuse
river and was working on the farm of
a Mx KirknuuCnnd, etajiol at night at
LMrs. Haddocks in the neighborhood,
id (hat he asked Kirkman if he could
not get a divorce lot him from laUtertfe
and license to 'marry Mlsifiaddnefc,
and he .was informed that it ' could not
be done; that be went to the house of hie1
wifea father on the last day of April,
1877. Staid with hie wife that night,
waa very rcstleae and slept with a knife
under his pillow, nod. also appeared to
be on good terms with his wife and
wanted her to go .with him to the north
side ot the river where he waa at work;
that the left her father's house on Sun
day with her baby and sack of clothes
with her huband ; that they ' were seen
eh the same day about twelve o'clock
about one mile from the river where
he was aaid to have been
drowned, and that he was"
abusive to her at that time and told her
she would repent her bargain before
she got 14 the place ahe was going; that
hewas teeo on thenorth sidoof the
river the same day between three and'
four o'clock in the afternoon with tha
chUdf anl sack of clothes: that be told
that hts wife had, heesrdrpVnbd) hf.
sinking of the boat in the middle of the
river, and that she told him to take the
child ipd save ia and himeelfythat holfj
(aid be swam ashore with ,the ohild.
II was also pded Ualttf hit tsTwWe
tioYosa a alonrh in coins from the river
and that he was not wet above theWU
nor was the child wet; that the boat
which he orossed 4 the rrrer iaVas not
sunk bat was safely landed on Use north.
tide, and that It belonged to one.Pearoe
Ransom ho) found, ig ft a syoki wlirji
he saw Jones "with on, the day of the
alleged drowning; that the track of a
man and weeaa were crza'where'&Ss
botlaudel snJ f "owe! otoaica-c-
' i tou;3 a 1 1 j : '
from the river "ad back to the river
below where thi loaj was landed ; that
signs of a violent scuffle ware tot seen
on the banks ec the) river; that Jones
when aekej to give tbo particulars of
th drowning seated that his boat began
to sink f the opposite side of ffrf river
and 89 faxda elorwhere this
souffia' ocurre4; ' the t&ofbody was
found about twanty-fiva ot thirty yards
below where the souffle was and on the
same side of she rivet; that there irere
thirteen in prints of a thuos ant on
her throat. It was aleo proven by Dr
R. G. Cobb, who made the post mortem
examination, that, In his opinion, death
was produced by choking, and that th
body was in an unconscious state before
bolng thrown into the river.
The above is a synopsis of the evi
dence upon which the State rested ile
case when the oourt adjourned yester
day evening to nine o'clock tins morn,
ing.
Personal.
We had a ofcll from Mr. Albert Grady ,
Tuesday, who now is teaching at liar
lone. He reports the proepecU of his
school as bright, and that ths Sunday
school there still oontiuues to Hour it-h
W. T. Caho, E(i., of Pamlioo, Is in
the city and goes to La Orange this
morning to attend the eomiut-iicunje ut
exercises of Kinsey's School. Several
other parties from Tauilioo unit up
yesterday morning.
Dr. F. P. Gates of Hay boro is in the
cily, and goes to his old home near Kin
ston, this moramg uii a viol l Inn oi. k
mother.
1UXLA HKAi'K V
111! UAL'H IJKKKAT8 U1M BY ITUUK UNuTll.s
at tub OALumrr oouasa.
Ciuca(K), May 80 The great three
mile race between Uanlan and Gaudaur
occurred at the Calumet course today
for the championship of America and
$6,000 to stakes. A slight roughness of
the water had no deterring iotluence
and the start was made with prompt
ness. Han Ian was at once a trirle in
the lead, pulling a short quick stroke
42 to the minute. Gaudaur kept close
to him with a long, steady sweep, about
86 to the minute. Gradually Uanlan
forged ahead, and at the end of the
first mile was fully a boat length in ad
vanoe. It bad been the gossip that if
uanlan could lead to tne turn lie was
nearly a certain winner, but if Gaudaur
reached the buoy first Uanlan would
never catch up on a stern chase. Great,
therefore, Were the expectations of
Banian's friands to see him Bearing the
turn clearly ahead of Gaudaur and
gaining all the time. The rain now be
gan to fall. The lake was soon lumpy
from end to end, and the downpour
Lwaa almost blinding
Uanlan turned
first, two lengths ahead; lime, 10.02.
He was pulling about 35 atrokes a min
ute at tbis point, and rounding to
Gaudaur struck about the same gait.
Hanlan stopped an instant here for some
purpose, but did not lose tne lead, lie
kept well to the front from the start
until entering the third mile. There
Hanlan commenced to flag. So uneven
did his stroke beoomevand so great an
effort did it seem to require, that many
believed his boat was leaking or had
shipped ewe of the choppy seas. Gaudaur
win rewmr msgninnnniiT ate snowed
the long, steady sweep he had taken
ft the outset, but faster. With machine-like
precision he passed the
struggling Hanlan. A boat a length of
water between them could be seen.
then ' aitofbec, and at last one more.
Hanlen a beaten, murmured the
crowd. "No, no," shouted others. "See
him spurt; see him spurt." And spurt
tlanlan did with vengeance. Ihe mul
titudes on shore and afloat held their
breath, then, regardless of rain, tossed
hats and umbrellas in the air and started
to- yell like Comaaehes. The cheers
died on their line. .'Hanl&a could not
stand the pace. nndV again Gaudaur's
great sweep began to tell. It was then
that Hanlan lay back just an instant,
and, turning his face from the rain,
shot a glance over his shoulder at
Gaudaur., The single glance was
enosigh. Banian taw himself irretriev
ably beaten. Gaudaur was six lengths
to the fore. Seeing Hanlan surrender
all hope, Gaudaur magnanimously
slackened the speed and passed the
stand an easy winner by four lengths
Time, 19.80. It was a fine performance
under the adverse oondittons.
Hanlan was teen by an Associated
Press reporter immediately after the
race and asked what he thought of the
result. 'I do not think the best man
won." said Hanlan. "tboueh Iacknowl-
edge I irae fairly beaten. u Questioned
how that oould be, the- ex-champion
grew taciturn and would only say that
heMid not wish to make any excuses.
Persistent queries,, howeyer, brought
oui tne statement xrom joawan tnat ns
had not been in ihe beet condition. "I
have been suffering from' a sold," he
said V and itioldion me exactly -when
ImostJrfiesVs not- to.J In i sharp
contrast to .th , glum . appeaM ace of
lace of Gaudaur. "That was the hard-
est raoo I ever rowed.7 said he. "I
Must had to do my level best," be said,
IrandX-dhl ft." i The reference of the
race- was : Hanlan ohoice Hamilton
Busbv, , of New York.-: Hanlan -gets
forty per cent, of $3,500, the total ' gate
reoeipU .v -.
Tha una uyxoi wastnia eremns- de
clared officials. GaflH)aar.v. tnsBwfore
broke the record, the best previous time
(being his own against Teemer ever the
same course 1. 64. i- - - r
Haa lea, ithonrfc-beaten, 7 not "nnly
foroedr Gaedanv to break all records,
sat also pre t e t , h imeou.- Banian s
time, aocordinjr to the o'Hoial record.
w 19.84. His 1 ?.cker,-Peter Doryef,
iizg-trrxirn i vtl 't f. I't ted
1 iKiEj cnrr,'
tonight that he would send Haitian to
Australia to beat Heach ai,J ihc-n rt
turn to aaiu at nipt t.r dtrfrat
Gaudaur.
Mr. Durych atlribuujc HtLlai. t do
feat mainly to the fact thtl las but nut
unfitted for rough water, while liau
daar's was peculiarly adapted to it
Hanlan also inclined vo this view later,
ar-d brightened up noticeably alter it
wu BDiinumtJ at icru.ii ili.il l.c had
su rpaxsed
record
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Kinston Items
W. L). l'ollock lr Ira lu.r L.li I
Solicitor Allen
Mr. Oliver Kill.-. I, . I. .r i , , , ti
nned fur bonieliiii U. i r l ,re
glad to learn is lniiiro ,i;t;
Kiutstuii for the liret tune i- c i
Lilt 1U toWC. .NcVOIIIitirer r i . t.
little loo much occaciuutt. I
The Ooldsboro .M-s-k't. . 1. 1, be
a very larie jalrouae at i . : .
moves to Wilmmtun in .' .; i
Mr. Ch:ts. H. r k f ' . 1r:...r..,
delivered an ;uldrtu- be!, i,- ) ..-Uiel
Academy, Hue county . .an itk
Sullie. tin- lillli- dtuliui t Mi U
) Moeely, ill 1 Wed
ale ) lt)ttrn lua little by is. )u t r: I.
Holh the irobibilioLiclK ui, I i!,.- au.tt
claim about folly nmj nu 1 .11 t
worry, we can all tell M"ii 1 rn.'t.t
The lart pliad htew of tl .- m nr
Simmons 'a beach Monday. Ni d
six loaves barely airr-t-d : r .ip
of six hungry men
It was reported iu l. wi. M :. i.
a certain widower I. ml lul. . :. l
a better half. It is w ill; r , i :
uiake the correc tiou
Mr. J. V. Hryan .if t .. 1 i
a few da) b in low a liu-t i k
11 tit
Ij and
tilth
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ilruseutl the (xjople on i.l..i.: i
tlay lu the court boupe.
Schoolda)a are about e-i
present. Uur cluldren w en- j n
erally M'attered uo( w itl.un ! u
excellent achool facilities
Prohibition log rollings ate m
for Monday, election day. at iu
immense wages of $2. 50 are i .lit v
plenty of water thrown in
lb.
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b the
I with
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K. J. l'iltman lost his small 1..
day evening. It had been i.nfu
several weeks with dysenterv It . 'i.t
lo prove fatal in nearly every :im
The protracted meetingx at the Mi tl.
odiBt Church have been t bne.l. but le t
without much good. Nine Additions lu
the chuich. Dr. koeter bit linlnv
for other fields
M. A. Gray delivers a literary ad
dress to MrB. Lizzie C Mavio school at
Seven Hpriaga, June 1 tV. Mr Uur m
natural orator, and w e bespeak fur the
citi.eiiB of that place a ru b tie.il
The coincuenrement ext-rc.ises of Kihh
ton t'ollege began Tuesday and will
closii today , Thursday . w ith the anntiiil
concert. Thus eiidn anutlu r rue tt-aaful
year of llns Insiiluliuii. Wi. In.pe that
each succeeding year it jiu. tt iitinui'
to grow as in the past.
Mr. Jno. II. Avery is the luwei-l I.n.
der for carrying a daily mail from Kins
ton to Hell's Ferry, lie pri.Kes carry
ing it for MJO.OO per year If people
would not do such work f r really lena
than they can alTor.l it unuld all.u
some one to at least make c upennei
T. L. Williamson, who for tin' lat-t
three years has been cash ier for 1 jfnn h
Dank, left Friday for Mount Any when
be will go in business for himself Tom
has made himself quite, popular during
his stay in Kinston, and we reKr,'t much
to see him leavo. We n idi him inurh
success in his new calling.
The people of Pink Hill township are
taking steps to have a poetomce estab
lished at btroud's store, near Nobles'
milh Many of them get their mail now
at Kinston, fourteen miles distant
Tbsv need the office, and we hope that
lioni K. kf. Bimmotis will aid them m
getttpg It. Pink. II'!' i si a SitnmoriH
stronghold.
The fcidiciSTy of Wocdington town
ship was) welt nigb exhausted the other
day when Esquire James Herring roped
a calf and undertook to hold him while
the milker held the "pap.'' The calf
was of the opinion that it was not gov
ernment pap and nobody bad so
good a right to it as himself. tv be
went for the court, shoved his head be
tween his legs and leveled the judiciary
with earthly thing. After the calf
had laid the Esquire out it bellowed
over him and gave him such fright &
to force a surrender of tho "pap. "
Baraien's Arnica hln.
Tbb Best 6alve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, 8ai
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Bands, Chilblains, Corns, and all akin
Eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. . Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by R. N. Duffy. decl6 ly
To I fie Menibors ef SI. John's
Lodge
Xo. S of A. F. & A. M.
You ate hereby notified that theroj
will be a special communication of JVtt
Lodge tomorrow (Thursday!, Jtmest
10 a. m., for ths purpose of paying the
last tribute of respect to our deceased
brother, S. W. Chadwiok. All Masons
in good standing are fraternally re
quested to be present.
Byorderovw.il.
E. G. Hill. Sec y.
Newborn, N. C. June 1. 1887.
Resmlts In Kverf Case.
D. A. Bradford1, wholesale paper deal'
er of Chattanooga, Tenn , writes that he
was seriously, afflicted, with a severe
oold tnat settled ori Us longs: had tried
many remedies without benefit. Being
induced to try vr. Kind's new Discov
sry for, Coneutttptldn,- did. to gad was
antireir Cured br'nso of a few botUes.
Since which time- her kaa used it in his
family foe all Coughs and Colds with
beet res-alts. This is the experience of
thousands whose lives have been saved
bf thier 'Wonderful Discovery., Trial
It tllee free ft R. N". baflys drug ftore.
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over the reuiams ut i. tin,!. it- ered
from the ruins if t!.r i ..u,. jUr
were held U'da in in- I aUr i'f
"t'tre laii.e 'Jbe t-.u:i e t.- ...rd
with a drutie crow.l ll. ,'u.l.l-t' l it
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caj prof eneion. and nii.n dir-i Lpi.ri.f !
peroiio l'!ieti..ri . ':i!: i .i.l.i.i iii
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venlive of, and n mi'.!i for I 1 1 r i
Colic, and t t u 1 1 1 .1 r .lenini.-i roetn- : :i .
system. ba imiuied the ni:d. isic-i e i t,.
pnp.-ire .-ill arte le iaIo.Ii tu;'. in. i is
the re.llll( IHMltH. liil I . .Hi !. pieei i, hi d
Hridrecominer.il 1 t.- t In - h . i . n. and
la ken by a. I n i t or ch , I.I ah p. if. ; t re
liance a to if purit j and i ?'e-:. v. He
iiik prepared limn ihe fruit nr.. I root of
tin- Black be ri) , m . "nib nrui. n with
iniporte.l l rin. li l.r,irnly. iln- n medial
ajji nt is preHenti'd in the most rtlicient
form known, anil the undersigned trusts
that Iiih cKtubiihlied reputation, of many
y ars Btamlini;. an a manufacturer of
similar preparations, will wrve a a
guaranly for the recommendation of th ii- .
an the j'? re..f an. b. t " ' of f'.i .mil I
..i thf murkd. I'm up ,n Ha'.fl'int.l
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THSTIM'tMAlS.
Monti i. air, N. J.,Veb. 'J, j
My Dear Mr. Hhafer I teotify with
pleagure to the value of your " Mo.liri
nal Blackberry Brandy,'' which 1 wh
induced to try by your statement iu
which I place the utmoet ixinlidence).
that it was composed epnentially of ."
Brandy, with a dellnite quantity of
Fluid Extract of Blackberry Root. You
osm well depend on the excellence of
the articles which enter into its compo
sition, for your success in obtaining or
ders hen once it is known that you
have unequalled facilities for obtaining
the best materials and the disposition to
make the best use of them.
Yours very truly,
J. W. PINKHAM, M. D.
None genuine without the signature
of I. Calvin Shafer, 80 Courtlandt st .
New York.
For sale, wholesale and retail, bv R
N. DUFFY", Sole Agent, New Berne.
N. C. mj.11 dim
For Rent,
, A desirable Dwelling House on the
eorner of Neuse and Me teal f streets, ad
joining the Aeademy Green. Lary,e
and airy roctas. Flower ysrd and el
eel lent garden.
For farther particulars apply to
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