North Carolina Newspapers

- ii v - rf-vlM m n al VOL. VI.-NO. 69. NEW BEKNE. N. C SUNDAY. JUNE ID, 1887. PRICE 5 cents; eMIKf "J 1ft r i LOCAL NEWS. Utrul Hiatal r atasm. New Berae, latitude, 85 North. " longitude, 77 8' Wert. San rise, 4:83 I Length of day, Ban sets, 7:27 1 14 hours, 54 minutes Moon ris at 13:48 a. m. BUSINESS LOCALS. LOST A small-sized Ladies' Gold Watch with chain attached. The watch has a monogram, M. L, B., on front, and raided work on back. A lib eral reward will be paid for it deliv ered at this office and do questions asked. jal7 tf rPBE cheapest place in town to buy x Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts and Drawers is at Bio Iks's Clothing Stork. I? EED OaU and Millet at L 8. W. E. W. SMALLW(X)D'h I7ROZEN Batter at Alex. Justice e. 1 jlO-tf. 1 O to JNO. DUNN'S and try a MILK VJ HUAKK. o tf TOB-WORK executed with neatcemfl i' ana aispatcn at in is orace. DUNN "8 LIMADE will refresh this hot weather. Try it. you LTIFTY BARRELS LIME, suitable for X sanitary purposes, at 75c. per barrel delivered, or at 60o. per barrel in riye barrel lots. (J bo. Allen & Co. LD PAPERS in any quantitv for V aale at this office. Fertilisers, Lime, Plaster, (Cement, Ulaas, Paints, Varnish and Oil at low prices. Uko. Allen & Co. A large crowd passed down for Mure bead City last night, Davidson College has also conferred the degree of D. D. on Rev. Dr. Vass. lis is worthy of all such honors. A special train for Morehead City tbis morning at o'clock. Will return this evening, leaving Morehead at 9:80 o'elpck. J. F. Taylor is up with the times and olfering goods cbeap for the rash. Read his advtftUement; he sells such goods ss people want and will have. Sarah Oxley is dealing out first olass ice cream at her ice cream parlor on Broad street. She is well prepared to serve customers and always give satis faction. Toe thirty box and Hat cars purchased by the A. & N. C. Railroad of the North Carolina Car Company are being re ceived. These are bran new cars, and we are informed were bought at a bar gain. Howard & Jones extend a hfarty in vitation to the people throughout this seotion to come to the Fourth of July celebration and take advantage of their visit to call and buy summer goods at a bargain. These gentlemen mean what they aay when they offer bargains. lie sore to call and see them. Governor Scales has appointed Enoch Wals worth, Esq., of this county, and W. A. B. Branch, of Beaufort county, as delegates from this section to the farmers ' Inter-State Convention which convenes in Atlanta, August 10th. These are good, intelligent farmers and wit) make worthy representatives. The members of New Berne Lodge No. 448, Knights of Honor, are notified to attend at theft hall today at 8:80 o'olook p. m., and. the members of Elm City Camp,- Fraternal: Legion, and Athena Lodge No. 28, Order of Tontine, to meet at 4 p. m., to attend the funeral service of their deceased brother, E. O. Cuthbert. Steamer Movements. The Vesper of the E. C. D- line, will ail tomorrow, Monday, afternoon at 8 o'clock. The Newberne arrived last night and will sail tomorrow at 8 p. m. for Nor folk. Track received np to the hoar of suing. Will Open Tomorrow. Hotel Albert will open tomorrow for the reception of guests. The cook has been, testing the apparatus in his de partment which la the real fountain of life of all hotels and finds every thing ' la order. It can no longer be said that New Berne has not proper hotel facil ities. . i- . . The Teachers' Assembly. " We expected dally letters from the Tsachers' Assembly at Morehead City, but oar correspondent was called home on aooount of sickness la his family are , the Assembly had organized. Ws are endeavoring, to supply hta place and hope to succeed. Old Times, Oar people id the country want to see a genatoV did; j3mi Joarth of July celebration. ;'A getoUeman from the country, one of ths" most intelligent farmer of ths county, tald '"yesterday that he expected co-give each, one of his boys an old fashioned six-pence oa the Fourth of July and. they are to ooms to New Earns and. boy a tine-of cake and at it on the oorneri while the cele bration is m progress. - :a- - -. Funeral Notice. The funeral services of the late E. O. Cuthbert will be held this evening at & o'clock from the Baptist Church. Personal. Rev. Dr. Vass is attending the Teach ers' Assembly at Morehead City. He will not hold services at bis church in this city today. Mrs. Sarah Russell and Miss Mattie Russell, of Washington, N. C , are vis iting Capt. H. W. Wahab'a family. Miss Ellen Woodward, of Fayelte- ville, has been teaching in Hyde county and is in the city on her way to the Teachers' Assembly. She is the guest of Mrs. H. W. Wabab. Prof. W. H. Rhodes, of Cypress Creek, Jones county, was in the city on Friday and left for the Teachers' As sembly on the evening train. He is a man of practical methods, and if be will "speak out in meelin'. " can learn the Assembly something. Misses Nannie and lialhe Walker, of Durham, are in the city visiting friends and relatives. W, 13. Lane, Esq , of Coblou,' was in the city yesterday and reports the crop prospects fine in bis section. Miss Emma Cohen, of New York city, is in New Berne visiting her sister Mrs. W. H. Cohen. lie. George W. Manly, one of the Professors of Wake Forest College, ar rived last night and is the guest of Clement Manly, Esq. He will preach at ihe Baptist Church this morning. Morehead City Booming We are informed by parlies just from Morehead City that there are about twelve hundred people at the Atlantic Hotel. The only thing needed to make Morehead City one of the great est summer resorts in the country is proper consideration on the part of the associated railways. The light that is made against the A. & N. ('. Railroad. it being an independent line, by these associated corporations in unknown to the public The officers of the A. N. C. Railroad may claim that they have all the accommodations and courtesies that can be expected from these lines, but their difficulties and troubUs sel dom come to the surface. There has long been a disposition to choke this little independent line into submission and compel it to become a part of one of the great lines now operating in this State. But the natural advantages of Morehead City are appreciated, not withstanding such opposition. Church Services Today. Baptist Church -Rev. Dr. Theo. Whit field pastor. Services at 11 a m , con ducted by Rev. Mr. Manly. No .ser vices at night. Funeral servioe at 5 p. m. Sabbath School at 3 p.m., A. M. Baker Superintendent. A cordial in vitation extended to strangers and the public to worship with us. Christ Church V. W. Shields, Rec tor. Second Sunday after Trinity, 8 a. m., noly Communion. Other ser vioes st 11 s. m. and at 6:30 p. m. Sun day school at 5.30 p. m. The publio is alwsys invited to attend and take part in the ser vioes of this church. Methodist Church Services at 11 a. m. and 8:15 p. m., conducted by the pastor, Rev. L. W. Crawford. Pews free. Ushers always at the door to re- oeive strangers. A cordial invitation is extended to all persons to .worship with the congregation . Sunday school at 4 p. m. Services of the Y. M. C. A. tbis evening at 5.30 o'olock, H. B. Lane leader. At Morehead City. The work of the Teachers' Assembly at Morehead is now nnder good head way, and much good is being ajcom plished which is daily interspersed with the many pleasures obtained at most any other seaside resort. This meeting of teachers between eight and nine hundred is one of the largest the country has ever known, and only in its third year of organization. The regular exercises are to be taken np daily at 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. In the afternoons some special address by some of the most eminent speakers in the State, which Is followed by essays, recitations and ten-minute talks, ter minating about 10 p. m. Immediately then the dancers form for the German, a most excellent orchestra from Colum bia, 8. C, furnishing the music. There are stopping at the Atlantic Hotel, including teachers, : friends to education, and guests, near twelve hun dred people. Of coarse so many can not be eomfortably .located and waited upon, bat the proprietors are making aa earnest effort to givo satisfaction. , ; The Assembly is doing good work-. AD seam to be having a delightful teem ths way of boating, fishing and going m ths surf.' The fleet of boats has been largely increased . ad handsomely painted, and with their clean -. white sails they presented the prettiest' pio tare there except the ladies. - .. Washington Items Only ohe marriage license sold since they were reduced from 83 to $2, and that was to an old decrepit colored man. Capt. Silverthorn brought up 1100 bushels of corn from Hyde this week and found a quick sale at 60c. per bushel Rev. Aug. Latham is not only a good preacher but he is a good engineer. He can manage any kind of a steamboat with a master hand. Mr. H. A Latham of the Hazette is at Panacea Springs. He Is rapidly recu perating and hopes to be able to resume work in three weeks. The corn and cotton in this section is looking remarkably well. (Jen. Green made a raid two weeks ago, but be ht been about subdued. Our market is supplied with very tine rock, which is in great demand A few scattering mullets cau be seen, and they are in good order. The board of trustees are sparing no pains to make the normal school a suc cess. It opens July 1 1 We hope to see several from Craven, The remains of Mrs Fannie Lev is were brought borne from Winston for burial Thursday. She leaves two chil dren, the last only live months old. Mrs O. 11. Uuion, who has been vioit iog the sad and bereft home of her father. Judge Hodman, has relumed home. The death of Mrs. Judge Hod man lakes one of our first ladies from us The thizette and 'Tutrent are discuss ing points of originality. One thinks II has more original mailer than the other. To settle the matter, we suggest that the l'lymoulh Sun be made the umpire. Over 200 barrels of Irish lotatoes have been shipped on the Jaiueeville and Washington Railroad. If they netted $3 per barrel this turns !,0O0 into our town. We think there is no doubt but what the entire crop will net 8 10,000. County politic is being ulrcudy dis cussed. If the Democratic parly act as foolish next time as they did atthe last election they will be whipped out of their shirts. Independentism is rife now, and it should not be forgotten by the old parties. Col. Brown, counsel for Mrs. Lincke sued out a writ of iu(Vui curjm yewlt-r day before Judge Shepherd and the hearing is set for next Friday. If the evidence satisfies His Honor that she is in the least connected with the murder of her husband she will be remanded to jail. Publio feeling is at fever heat in the Aurora section . Col. Satlarlh waits was our local option prophet. lie said the wels would carry the town by 100 majority. He only mimed the mark 1H, as the wets won by 1 lb. The Colonel is now beginning on the Democratic and Re publican nominees for the Presidency. lie is inclined to believe that lilaioe will be the Republican nominee, but is not prepared to say who will be the Democratic. KciHirt of the (.rand Jury I pon Penal and KleemoN) nary I IINlllllllODN 01 llll County. Superior Court, Spring Term, 1 s7. ( Craven county , N. C. . I To His Honor Judge W. M. Shipp -We, the Grand Jurors for this term ol the Superior court of Craven county , N C, respectfully submit to your honor the following report. We find the courthouse to be in a very good condition; well kept; an ornament to the county. We have examined the county jail and find it well policed and in a cleanly condition : prisoners well cared for. We have also examined the county poor house and find the houses in fair condition; the furniture rather scant, and in one instance, a little un clean. We would recommend, from complaint made by some that were very sick, that a more proper food be given them than the course food ordinarily provided; otherwise, everything else was in as good condition as could be reasonably expected. E. M. DfdlD, Foreman. List of Letters Remaining in the Poetoffice Berne, Craven county, N. at New June 19. 1887. E. H. Foy, J. 8. Gordon, Grace Gibbs, Joe. Hill, N. J. Johnson, Addie Kirk man, Merrill H. Lane, William I.yles. Rev. J. F. Mitchell, Tildy Openter, Levi Pipkin, Henry Sampson, Seth Stanly, Rev. E. 8. W. Simmons, T. T Taylor, Mrs. I. Taten, Tines West. Persons calling for above letters, will say advertised, and give date of list. M. Manly, P. M. Th Effects of Wheat H ambling. Cbicaoo, Jane 16. The clerk 's offices in the courthouse, were besieged todsy by attorney's for the Board of Trade speculators with affidavit for attach ments in whloh to have servioe of gar nishee served. Attorney Francis A. Riddle filed a oaae; Joseph W. Wilshire and Howard Eckert, doing business as Wilshire, Eckert dcCa, against Maurice Rain field & Co., for trespass in the case on promises of 9,000,000. The com plainants assert that they were sold out without authority and they farther claim that their foods furnished the firmer ere not used according to instruc tions, and if they had beea so used, the firm need sot have failed. It is also claimed that defendants owe Kershaw dt Gov 1750.000; also that thsy are liable to repay all the money advanced them as margins. staesttaart Ante SkIv. "THifexsT Baits inibe: world for Oats,' Braises, Sores, Ulosrs, . Bait Rheum, Fsvsr Soros -XstterfCbamed Bands, Chilblains, Corns, sad all bkln Eruptions, and positively! cures piles or bo pay required- It Is guaranteed to gtvs perfect satifacuon, or money re4 funded. Prioe i cents pet box. Tot sale by B. o. Daffy j-- decll jT THE (il'ESTS UK POM 10. (.. t. K. Au 0stlon to K. E. Lee ( amp erate Veteraus ( onfed- BoejTun , Mass. , June 1 J Ujbcrt E. Lee Camp No. 1. Confederate Veterans, Of Richmond, ' a . arrived in boston this morning at o o clock. They are the guests of Post 15, Grand Army of He public. They were met al lall River this morning by a delegation from Post 13, and aaJ upon their arrival at boeton the procession was formed , consisting of the First Regiment of Infantry National Lancers. Pool Grand Army of Republic, and Post 10, Grand Army of Republic The' liovs in Grey re ceived an ovation throughout the entire line of march ihe enthusiasm uf their greeting being extremely marked Crowds lined the sidewalks alung ihe entire walk and through the suuuicr the number uf people its do grt ai as i interfere with the march. All uIulk the line the visitors were received wit! cheers and hand clapping and n - vi,.: llig organisation has been accorded such reception since the Hunker Hill t enteu Ll la I , when a Norfolk Regiment v us so royally entertained The pioceosion as ll passed through S.-h ol street as re vujw ed L) Ma) or linen ul city hall and then passed through Jk-arou street before Ihe Mate Imure whele 11 was reviewed h io. Amer and members ofbissthfl The cnluuiii then marched lo Treuiont houce, where u was dio missed AlJOlhel proi eft-ion will he formed this artel noon when the nests will Uu taken on an , n I - in I . 1 1. wlou liar bor. At aU.ul 1 o el,., k ll.it a f 1 1 in. .I. fool '). one hundred arid hfly lorn headed by the first Regiment drum fife and bugle corps, formed in 1 reinoi.l street, opposite the Tienuml House, ant taking the members of R h. I.ec t amp j L oniederate eleraiis, uiitltr tst' il marched I hrough 'I reinont st i eet Corn lull, Kenuiel s'uare. Vuim y Market. Commercial street, and Atlantic avenue to the oily wharf, where the steamer J. l'ulnum Kradley was taken fur an ex cursion down the harbor. All alomt Ihe route of inarch there were itnmrnM crowds of pe-i'ple and the derails w i r enlhusiaHlical ly cheered, especially in the market, v lo re the occupants made the whole edilice resound w ah their applause The party returned to the c It v soon after U o'clock ami miirchid directly to the Tremont House, where supp jr w as sei v ed . In the ri t iling I,ee Camp, under escort uf 1 'ost l.C". w it nesneil the pel f ormancc of Ktangeline st Tremont street Theatre Through I In- Knplds in a Hariri. Niaoaha Falls, nt.. June Hi Car lisle 1- Graham launched bis barrel boat at the Maid of the Mist landing on the American side of the river, near the cantilever bridge, yesterday after noon. He found that hn could not properly adjust the sand ballast so hh to shoot the rapids, riding on top of it, ho he took out the sand and jumped into the barrel, and went through the rapids about 5 20 o'clock, much to the disap pointment of tho crowdi of spectators which lined the banks of the river, ex pecting that he would ride on the out side of the barrel, as he had advertised. He was taken out at the Whirlpool none the worse from his trip other than re ceiving a shaking up. Pleasant Vision. The organ of sight, which is the source of so much pleasure as w ell as benefit to man, is very delicato. A great many persons, not appreciating this, are using cheap spectacles. 1 hese glasses, by their imperfect construction ami blemishes, seriously injure and sometimes almost destroy the eight. Hawkrs Crystalized lenses aro the most perfect glasses in the world, being especially adapted for tho preservation and sometimes restoration of tho sight. All eyes fitted and the tit guaranteed at the drug store of F. H. Dutly. New Berne. jun5 lin Hie Telegraph ( onsolidiilioii. Niw York, June 16. Jay Gould was today asked as to the truth of the many rumors recently of the consolida tion of the Western Union and the Bal timore and Ohio Telegraph Companies. He said: "It would not be a judicious thing to do. If we combine and raise we will simply stimulate renewed op position. We now have as good an organization as we can possibly get, and there would be no good object at tained in creating a nw one." "Now Children, " said Hie l'rell) School Ma'm ,) "Summer Silk in stripes and plaids ii worth 50c. per yard, and it takes L'O yds. to make a dress. I have nine dollars in my pocket and my salary is three dollars per week, how much longer must I wait before 1 have enough to buy my dress." Before any one had the time to wink, a little girl's hand went up. "Why. Grace, "said ths teacher, "you cannot have the answer so soon." "Oh yes I have, teacher! You don't bare to wait at all, because A. M. Baker is selling summer silks at 45c. Mamma bought a drees of it yesterday, and also one of that lovely Camel's Hair Check Suitings. She says it is the beet bar gain she ever saw." Grace took her plaoe at the headlof the class. The Jke Sharp Trial. New York. June 16. At 9.10 thiM morning Jacob Sharp came to the oourt room attended by under sheriff Sexton and deputy Joe Curran, his legally constituted guardians, who had pent the night with their prisoner at bis 23d street mansion. But few people were in the oourt room." and four of these were ladies, Mr. Niooll resumed his address at 9:48; reviewing briefly the points he made last evening. It Tea Wish a Article Of PUTO TosAOOOl ilk Vour dealer for siaU. oslldwtoa CHEAP FOR GASH! Fine . o t o I C Su uar u r il if -"ill d r I aril. Ham. llirakl.i'i If. icon derv ! - I'retjll Lot Ol H -l field A. Craiki i a 1 1 I i k i A n 1 a r i us l :.' r U.;l; i :! ' '.H ul il Ill J. I TAYLOi: Foot 1 . r Greenstcr: Female Z:lc r z- .It I t N - 11 O 11 1 1 THE LAST CHANGE. Mrs. S. Parsons Fine Old Rye Whiskey S.,1.1 J"' c irt- i ilhlll -l f r Mi ,i ,i..,l 1 1 : 1 Ho! For Morehead City AMI Mill Teachers' Assembly. (iiiAM) i:trKNio.v Wednesday, June 22, I 'inter the BURpict'H of tin' l I . ( III IM 11 WOKklM. SOI I , Acronipanieil by the MV HKKNi: BOARD ol TKDK. Tho cam will Ichvo New Itcrnc .Ii ..t ul half 8hI eight u clock hhar. arriving at Morclnad l ily in tiini Id hear the i Kducational AihlrnHH of New Heme V ; gifted daughter . Mis C. H a mils. s . Fare for round trip, ON K Dnl.l.Ali Children under TJ years of agp, Tickets for Bale by Iho unilerHignr.l committee. V. M. WATSON i !i in n . K. ri.UICH. T. A. (1KEEN .1. A. SIMPSON 1 I.. H. CI Tl.I.IC. .in n n; td At Auction. A 1-IKST CLASS FA M 1 1 V 11' kF. I liuggy, Harcei-H. Robe and Whip. A nice turnout. I Hale at 12 o'clock. 'IVES DAY. ! JCNKSlnt, 1?, corner South Front' and Middle street. WATSON STREET. Anct rs. BENEFIT OXFOED ORPHAN ASYLUM Prof. ERNEST RICHARDS. IF iXFOKD, ENC.I.ANH GI1AISJU Stereopticon Exhibition NEWBERlT THEATRE. Monday Niubt, .June Tuesday Nilit, .fmio 'J 1 . sale Reserved seats, 3".c . Meadows' drug store. General admission, ?.' fo: al Children i l.".c. 8sp" Change of Program each night. j!3 d6t wit Just Received : 45 Hhds. New Crop English Island IU3olasses. Will Sell Cheap. APPLY TO Ferdinand Ulrich, WHOLESALE GROCER - MIDDLE STREET, NEW BERNE, If. 0. T. A. Gum Old Stihd. Jlc ! ..it I inT rfi'i . 'mi n ri.i M i i -: i i MM I l . A K I N I 1 M. .. I ,,li nil. ,! U 1 I u in, ',!,,. :,n:,,. ,,n. u nu.1 . I" H'l l- W M 1 I 1 M I H I-. . - : . 1 , 1 1 i --i .i. 1 I . I I . 1 hi 1 M ul.l i h 1 1 1 , 1 1 . N i w l.iii.i. S . K MILLWOOD CE0.SL6TU Smallwood & Slover DEALERS IN 'J A' A A h A 1. H a 1. ! H'.-i HIC, H Ah 11 (H'i'A. assha.rb.1 -'. crockjset, -' as. hua'dsz r-AJSTS, OILS A1! ! ll.AS.- AM) 8T0Vh KTA.V-.LD AM TO IN- PRICE AND QUALITY. Mi. Ml. 1 1 '. N ii Door to . . i., it, M W ItERNE. N. C W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. 1 1 PATAPSCO FLOURING MILLS M III INI 74. i i I'M .. I , I I hi i i 1 I h I I'A I KNT .l ln.irlri. -U.1 lo he in ilil. ( ouulry I-'. "U r a re ..t- rt- ihe 'Tataj::: Lurcrlative" fit I. S7' I I'M I I'll ll'S II h I I 'III 1 I Mil I I I II l ! IMII.l, II M il V I KAlllL 1 . C, A. GAMBRILL MANUF'G CO. MM I -Tl:i.lT. I I'll INI Mr E. K. BISHOP, M III- UK, M. ', Valuable !' I : Real s. i Estate K. i.iii: tn U. H . tuaiil at n i ls in this ii ml Hprlng - mi I'ullock i.-i-t. next to i :.' ixiyond r Ilil I.. . HniHii h i. Bill Poster. hll lllg hllii t. xml will do I., nie a trial. i 'i kim. ii Johnson. ft t 1 I Inch nil be at- jucl lm I I. SHAFER'S Mainifactureil Juice and I: frirn Iho Dlack berry t and pure Imnerial French Hrar,.lv. especially for M IT I( T N , I. I'SE. bv : .. .. i ' O c" ! " V fci 'st! -, . . ..ii-..a w i I...: .ii. Haas. I. CALVIN SHAFKR, -Crtlari lt Sir. .1. . . New York. The general demand for a pure Black l i rryHrundy fur family use. as a pre ventive of. and remedy' for Diarrhoea, Colic, anil similar derangements of the Hyutem, ban induced the undersigned to prepare an article which fully meets ihe requirements, and can be prescribed and recummeDiled l.y the physician, and tHken by adult or child with perfect re liance an to its purity and efficacy. Be ing prepared from the fruit and root Of the Blackberry, in combination with imported French Hrandy, this remedial agent 18 presented in the most efficient f. rm known, and ihe undersigned trusts ,"-.' that his established reputation, of many - : ii-iii jiiniiuiiii;. as a manufacturer of . oitai ilar preparations, will serve ' as' ' i-nuraiilv fnr I hia r a.avv, m a ; il -" "uiuiouuiiiiun or in is 'it as the ),jin-.-t ami lu-xt article of the kind ? in the market, l'nt up in HalfPint,' ' l'mt and i.Uiart Hottles, ods doien ip s V . - - TESTIMONIALS. ' -; Must. i.AiR, N. J., Feb. 9, -1878.1 "'? My Dear Mr. Shafer: I testify With ,; pleasure to the ralue of your MMdic!: nal Blackberry Brandy,'.' whiph-I Was '.I induced to try by your Statement (iu, which I place the utmost confidence, that it was composed eseentiallv of oood " Brandy, with a deflhite quantity of Fluid Extract of Blackberry Root. You can well depend on the ezceilenoa of the articles which enter into its compo sition, for your success ' in obtaining or ders when 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, " v r J. W.PINKHAliVlLD. None genuine without the siirnisf ! of I. Calvim Shafeb, 86 CourUaadt t , New York. - For sale, wholesale and retail 1 N. DUFFY, Sole Agent,: New I Nc ..; '--iny81 d '.. H