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Daily OURNAL VOL. VH.-NO. 260. NEW BERNE. N. G. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 30, 1889. PRICE 5 CENTS. The BUSINESS LOCALS. HORSED Beef, Cod Fifth. Surar Cured J Shoulder. Bf To&cum, Breakfast Bacon. C. E. 8L0TIR. SIUCTBO EARLY ROSE Potatoes for Planting. C B Slovcs. TRUCKERS' Seal and Supplies At QEO ALLE5 & CO. 1)L0rjQH3, Cultivator, and Harrows t very low price. Geo. Ali.e.n A Co. IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND HOLLAND GIS. just received and tor sale by Jambs Rxdxond FERTILIZERS for Tracker end for Cotton Planter, at Geo. Allen A Co. HAVINO HADE A LARGE purchase ofLorillard Snuff whioh oalls for quite sum of money. I am compelI.i to ak all of my oustomert, whose ac count are over due, to come forward at once and settle I assure them that I do need the money and tbey are causing m geeat inconvenience by delaying. I hare reduoed the price of my Fine Butter to 85 cent per pound, it is eura nioe and newly made. My parched Coffee are just splendid Try a pound and b oonviaoed-23. 80 and 83 oent per pound. To any merchant in or out of the city I will ell Loritlard Snutf by the ie at 40 oent per lb . lee-8 per cent off, for caah. Very respectfu ly. THE GROCER E. B HACKBURN. jUl If. URE W1NLS AND LIQUORS for 1 Medicinal and other uses for sale by James Redmond. 1) LEASE REMEMBER that I need 1 money as well a the rest of man kind, and if you owe me please pay me. J. C. w Hrmr. NE Thousand Rolls Wall Paper at v very low prices. Geo Allen A Co. I UST RECEIVED Another lot (ft J GARREFT'S COGNAC BRANDY for sale by James Redmond. Furious wind and snow storms in Dakota. The arrival of winter north of the Potomac is officially announced. Reception cold no flowers. Gen. Johnstone Jones, late Adjuta t General, has become editor in chief ol the Asheville Citizen. Present aims ! Sam oa N officers are in a m addle Bayard, usually clear, to befogged. Whitney has cleared his decks for action, and Cleveland has referred the whole matter to Congress. The chances of John 8. Clarkson are being considered. Will he have a place in Harrison's Cabinet, or be proseouted lor baying stolen prop erty knowing it to have been stolen f The Elizabeth City News says : "More truck will be planted this year than ever before." Thus it is beinif demonstrated that East Carolina is the greatest tracking section in the world. The North Carolina boom keeps booming. The Messenger and In telligencer says the Wadesboro Browa Stone Quarries hare just -sent sixteen thousand feet for tbe new government building to te erected in Wilmington. Thrte thousand feet for a hotel in Savan nas, Ga., to cost $300,000. One thousand feet for a fine building in Augusta, Oa." THE Clinton Cancasion sayr: "Johnson' factory is now a scene of busy industry. About twenty five boys and women are making the dishes and crates, and when ail the machinery (t but in place and work commence on berry baskets, the factory will employ about seventy-five hands, Sampson labor." Ihi Is capital. Small industries in which home labor is utilized will build up any country. . The Paris' Temps announces that an American trading schooner , has been ' fired oa by one of the German cmieers now engaged in blockading the East coast of Africa. - Although an nntortnnate incident j nst at tbe present moment, it would be nnwise to attach irflpor tance to that which may either have been dne to "tb attempt of ' the American schbpner to ma tbe blockade with arma for the Arab insurgents. N. t . World. . . .North Caroluca is ceruinly oa a boom, New Berxft is to hare the be3t Tish, Oyster, Gam vAfricol tural, : Mechanical,' Horticultnr ' al, Floral, Textile, and Universal Industrial Exposition ever seen. Ashevillms to have an electric street railway ; Hickory has the finest female college in the State, tbe finest bank, the finest pcmtoffice, the finest hottl ; aiid Winston, bi-u ber railroads are completed, cau compete with any city in tbe wml.las a tobacco ni.wket." Good! A Good man in i-in tiers of tbe Parmer's Legislature favor teach iutl iijn u'liltuial rintimeuts in tbe common schools Miss Jamima Smith, in charge ol : common vni'ol, i tci licntly qualified to g'Vf intiuctiou ui farming. The best m-IiooI lor latiuiDg is tbe faim. A chiklreu ilo uot attend school mote than trco mouths tbey have atuiuiUut nine and opportunities to learn how to hoe and dig and plant and leap during the remain ing teu months, Wilmington Star. LOCAL NEWS. HEW ADVERTIiEMEMTS 8 Fcloher Tsx none J C. UaRMSOn Land sale. C. E S LOVER Corned beef, etc. RlCE MlLI. Damaged rice for sale. The tide was unusually low jeslerday. driren out l y a northwester. Tbe schooner Maine II ilea is on How ard ship railway for repairs. Yesterday was the first real winter day we have had for over a month. The row of brick buddings on Middle street, where the old market house used to be, is being recovered. Wilmington wants Rev. Ham Jones to (O there. Me will tie t Durham Ibis Tear. W would like to have him vifit New Berne. The wnhhoit en tho went side of the rock million Fact Front street ia beioK rilled in with earth ami stoneaby the city force. Again somo. of the ttraoss of the wir fence surrounding the academy treeo have been broken. Th perpe trator may -yet be caught and should be mad to pay the penalty. The Oolden Rule Bead of James City serenaded the Journal last night. We regret our absence, but are assured that the musio was vary creditable to tbe performers, tbe band being in practice but seven months. There will be an important meeting of the member of the Y. M. C. A. this evening at eijht o'c.ock. A there I urgent buiintes to be transacted tbe officers make special request that every member be present. The State press generally and tbe Norfolk dailies have been very gene rous in noticing our Winter Expo sition. Thank jou, gentlemen, and if you will give u jour presence we will ndeavor to make you enjoy yourselves. The numerous wrecks and accident that have occurred on tbe North Caro lina coast during the month ol (Tannery, where there was much suffering and great loss to life and property, It strong evid nee of tbs necessity of a superior and mot improved light house that can be cotistructed. 8hrpping New. Tbe steamer Vesper of the E. C D line will sail at 4 o'clock this afternoon J Miss Nahar at tae Opera House Last Night. Miss Nahar fully ' sustained ber. repu tation Ian night. Qer 0rl appearance was in Prometheus Bound. She entered upon the recitations with spirit and re ceived merited applause. Her second appearance was ia light comedy in whioh the did well. Next came tbe Chariot kaoe fiom Ben Hor. In this she was splendid. Here oar sooouut mast end fof the present. Pablio expectation was fully met, and If is Nahar again triumphed. Prepare to Accommodate. -Even this early ruin are being borne from the large advertisement of tbe Fair sent oat in the Wieilt JotTBftaX. A gentleman from a distance ha writ ten o to secure a good boarding ptaee for himself and family. . . - ' -r If sufficient preparation! have not been made for tbe accommodation of a targe crowd it would .be "Vasier to ar range now than daring the confasioa of theTair sboald thre be a greaut amber of visitors than are anticipated. " There are two forms bf chronic rheu matism: one ia which tbe Joint are swollen ana rea wrtnoat rtver: in the other the joint are only stiff sad peia f al. . Is either form Salvation Oil may be felled on to effect ears. ; It kill pain. 20 cent. : - Popnlar discrimination. in fatof of Dr. Bali's Cough Byrap bat Riven it a larger sale than any other remedy of its ciais. met 3)3 cents, - An Old Belie. Mr. William H. Marshall, of this city, will have oa exhibition at the approach ing Fair, a curieu relic ef former gene rations. It is a wooden surveyor g oompa.s. th original and only wooden """I"" u me wrueai surTcvors t V i I. 1- ui tfi laruuna. u u maoe in London b) Z OooUn id 1WS. Whn it r.nchrd here nobody kaows. but it cai UieJ in the eiteosive surveys made in this section in 17C6. Among the estates to which it fixed boundaries were those of Thorns and John Cary, William and Chert Olover, William riancock and John Nelson. Mr Nelson was lhe grand mothsr of Mrs Susan F. Stanly, of Nw Berne, and it is a remarkable fact that "the body ef land entered by him remains in the family to this dav ' Ton compass was used by Dr. UcLure in lav to K i' A tbe "Harlow and Clubfoot C'nal" away back yonder! Tbe ancient instrument waa bought by Mr Marshall, al the vendue of Harvey L Jones, about foity years ago, for five cent a Thi Ra eigh New and Observer on Our Fair. E iitoriallv. our esteemed cootsuipo rary, tbe Raleigh News and Obssrver, has tho followlug comment in relvrvnce to our Fair wbicb opens February the lthb to continue four days. "Th bole State should takeaa in ttrest in the East Carolina Fish. Utr aod Oam F.ir to be beid at New Berne February 10th. 20th. 3Ut and 23d. It will be the second of the annual set it which ha been inaugurated by th progressive men having the mailer in charge. Last year's show was par ticularly successful and the pride of the State should be enlisted to the end that this year's may be even more so It wilt be larger, fuller, in every way. It will do much to advance the welfare of the State. It will tend to show ihs great undeveloped resources of our eastern section. It will show what we have in that quarter that requires only a little oapital, a little skill, a little knowledge of buaineas to make fortunes for raauy men and to add to the general welfare decidedly. A the east shall prosper as any one section shall do well, the whole State will be benefited Tbe whole State therefore should be interested in the Fair to be held by the publio spirited citizen of tbe New Berne region. The whole State should do what it can to encourage it and to sustain it, and those of our people who oan go to see it should go by all means It will be to most North Carolinian a marvelon setting forth of the possible wealth of our eastern watare. wood and field. " Senator Tance. WaJhwqton , January 28. Senator Vance today bad one of his eye re moved. He commenced to loss tbe sight of the eye more than a year ago and it ha grown worse until recently, When he entirely lost the eight of the eye. The physician have never been able to ascertain .the direct cause of tbe affliction, wbloh took the form of a separation of the retinue from the ball of the eye. The operation was success fully performed at the Senator' resi dence in tbi city, anal in answer to a note from Senator Ransom Senator Vance's eon say that his father is rest ing comfortably and that all danger is past. Tbe Wallows Tree's Harvest. Atlanta, Oa , Jan. 25 Ed. Fry alias Ed. Williams, oolored, was hanged in Marietta at noon too ay for the mur detof hi wife. Just a the body was Ijolng through the trap a rabbit jumped out of a grassy retreat- In lee than a second the crowd bad turned to chase the rabbit and left the execution to a few people. When the cniwd retained tbe body bad been cut down. CaMEROI, Tex., Jan. 25. Charles MuUiil, colored, was hanged here today for the murder of Willie Leonard, a fifteen-year-old white boy, in June. 1887. Leonard was taking a drink from a water-bole, when MoQill crushed in his skull wi-.h a fish-plate. Robbvry was tbe motive. EdTaw, Ala., Jan. 25. Jim Seams, who a year ego shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Autry while the latter was about to arrest him, was banged here today in the presence of a great crowd of people. Before he died he expressed a conn denoe In reaching heaven. YaNCBYVILLX. N. C Jan 25. John Yancey, oolored, was today hanged for the murder of Bob Oliver, also oolored, in April last The murder made a mil confession and died wahunt a etrngglo. FoBT a KITH, Ark., Jan. 25. Richard Smith waxcuted today for tbe mur der of Thomas Prigle in Oboe taw Na lidn. I.T, March 29, 1887. The evi denoe pon whioh he was convicted was purely oircnmstantUI and he died protesting hie innocence. UOLCXBUB, ua Jan. 20. Uharles Black man, a noted , criminal, waa hanged, at' Ellavill today. Be had been tried four time, found guilty by four , juries, sen Wooed to death four limes by the Judge and twice by the Governor, v ; - v : , - s A, OeBoeratla Ixeeatirft Ceamtlttee. The raentber of the ooamv Demo- oratio Executive Committee of Crayen count J- are requested - to meet at the court house 6a Monday the 4th day of rebraary at x px na c for the purpose of reoommendin sppointments for magls- trates to tns Uenersi Assembly, . i--- , 8. B.8Taixr,Chm'n. i J,BAvka8eey. -' :' : ADTICB T OTHBBS)' Mm. WnrsLoWi BooTHwa Stktjp should siwsys he nsed for children teethinar. It soothe the child, softens the gums, allays sil pain, cures wmdVlship, Onslow oountv on the 5th day of eolio, and is the best remedy for .'diar- January, 1889. ilr, F. N. Bell, aged 77 bud. iweasj-QTiMnwi eku. . A. EX1ENS10.V Iq Raleigh. ciai to j k i ; , la I to J Jiu 'J -Trjr.'e ra it Urge ruprUB? t.Me ;J .uwr-Mt i in ! t e t i irt i- f l Allaani i-- A Vr;h ar La !i, I .d 1 t. i : Nratl? .-; Lt f tf,e a s. . i a. i U.. e ihruuitb lltLNJt Mul piBb lifcj!, r W il I idcn. j ai Idftv I: N l' K ! HU i Li f bioh t!.B 'St . were r "-preprint J of t'unibet 'aii.1 . prrMdtd Mjch inter est was tlioAti ia U.e irttUD Uele gate. rri'frt.eiiliD the l harlotle t. 'hm ber of iViunieri'e ne presout Set eral propnM'.i n.a i --' locuserd Math o( the t.H n .liL i vi ere rut iiru tti the presi 1. v AB i:, general Jectfivn of tl.e in- t iii'ii th n llie ii:o;er plan was to buil.l ll.e ui I (i .,u tiol.tsbt'rii tti Charlotte. HjI tl : l tic S.ate should not part with ;ts i;.t . i . it m (tie A .t N . C. Road, and ait.i th.it no nhlrt of pri vate 9lo k h' 1 r- r i o t ttiat Kia.l shoa.d be nupaireil ll an o i.le.l for the roniii l. r . which shouli. I" 1 w ah the j ri"i i proposed t ' lli.lkt I'1 i- ,re i- 'tue plan t tho l.PuiHluture i , lurai't. r to meet .t th ll tliVl v It 19 .1 1 1 1 th-- ptiav if all anietlit in. t, l to ihu i 1 1 1 1 1 r of th At latino A No ih i it. 1. 1, a Uit ay, it. which th :iii. n iuoitiir.li) n. holder The iiitaiH-e (r 'in i i o Ui r-1 iro 10 L'harlotie ly tho proposed route i Kit) miles, and it was reprenmr,l it, at ihn route had heeo none i ver prl uiunar li v and thactatif hutllnn the ro,i will Dot exceed up n tin aver se ltl t (H) per mils. It is further ttatnl th it ll." ro I would pass throuuh an itntimnn Htretch of country now uiuoti. h. il l hit i wast Of the Yd km V.ilU y ltnla lit) by 85 mile in srei l'ln- pi.iu ia if ponsible. to puriin.e I lie .r i v ite ft", k in the A AN r Ktilwaj it, t hml 1 Hie line as an extension of that ro,i The slock''. 1 trt pr en: t "l.ty tMti matel that lhe would fell If they do accept, the plan w 1 t e to procure from the present I. etnlattire an indeperdent chtirier for the roil from Uoldsboro to Charlotte ll is the plan to procure convict liitu i ft,m the Siate. this to be paid for m county tu n la which would be turned mer to the con struction company. A committee witht". It. Aycock, of Way ne, as Chairman was appointed to prepare a plan to bo acted upou by the meet'ng this evening The committee reported in favor of constructing a separ-tln lino of railway from Uoldsboro to Chailotte an 1 of ob taining charter for it m Slowly roimiuir the Uig Trust. CbiCaoo, J.iu 2 i -The Utilroad Trust Is t)eiD) sl ) i- li'tnituered into shape at the daily meeting of the Western Presidents Theie i no doubt that it will be successfully formulated before the meetings are over. All ex cept two .f the Western roads will Sign. Tbe exceptions are the Illinois Central and the Kansas City, Fori Sooit and Gulf. Tho others hope that even these will comn into the fold hefore long Two roads whi ll had hitherto Stood Out applied f,.r udmiaaion today They were the Wisconsin Central nnd Ht. Louis and Sin Francisco. The Illinois -Central is supposed to regard the agreement with hostility, and the Kansas City, Fort Scott and Utilf with indifference. If tbe Mioois Central should make up its mind to tight it oould probably riefe ,t all the objects of the agreement. The meeting will laat several davs, but nothing ill I e given to tbe public until it is over. LADIKS In delicate health, aud who KufTer from habitual consi ipation, will tind the pleasant California liquid fruit remedy. Syrup of Fins more easily taken aod more becflici il in e ITect than any other remedy. It a,ts promptly yet gently on the bowels, kidneys, liver aod stom ach, and does not sicktn or debilitate. R. N DufTv agent. Nw Broe. N C. jn8 d w4w John I. in Training BosTO.v Jun 25 S iviw U.Hikin has made Sullivan Urn a pretty straight line ever sinoe John's spree last week He puts htm through a course of mild training every day, a long walk hems; the mot important part. Today Salli van walked aod ran twelve miles, and came home with his les covered with mud. He finished in excellent condi tion. Tbe same exercise will be con tinued until he leave for New York next week I HAVK been s sufferer from catsrrh for the past eight v ears BsvIbk tried e number of remedies advertised as "sure cures" without vbtaining any relief,-1 h4 resolved never to take any other patent medicines, when a friend advised me to ft Etv CreaM Balm. 1 did so wlib rreat reluctance, bnt en now ttttify with pleasure that after usinc It for siz.weeks I believe tnyeelf cured- It is n most agreeable remedy era Invaluable Blm.--Joeph Stewart, 684 Grand A?.. Brooklyn. 01ED. ki his resideoee ia White Oak town- j9rtt z moninf ana aji THE AAV The Hfc RaUUjh N i. ,?.of..d:. ! ST AT OF fORTH 'AROLISA I nvu Oooctj h ...... t rim Hln.. . - - ,-urt ' - , orui iJarUoer r : I !'a maul t ICS .Jjntr: n - . ta-u4 pre-o'ng i , Au.lH'll kl llitt'iiirl Houtf n tti- B.ieveu o c- v'A, A al toe i in i vti Pari ,,f oi kuo ii of Senntro aa Lot dnj. a I . i-oroci kl uroiite au,l evu.: a Kr -ii t f riti y ,H uj Ird t.v !litray wrCi . na dea,-ri pd :n lb i'. t , ro,-eo i.(t l orn. . aTi lildt". - I 1 1 l K n All For Sale, A lot of DAMAGED RICK aod Kh'l Fl.Ol'R in lot to suit, at Low I'rt.-es suiubls for feed f. r poultry an i t -v. k of a I kinds 3') 2l KICK Mil.! . City Tax Notice. Co and afisr March 1 '.'-J Win., proceed at once to levy en an .; perty. both real estate, personal. Ii "jehold aod kitchen furniture, if all parties who have failed to aenle (heir cut laisa SILAS K Lt lit.K City Tai Collector Ne Heme. Jan 2D lk!-y . To JSJil iVhom It May Concern. ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE GASSARD HAMS. At 11 Cents Tcr round. Lard, Buckwheat, Pickles. Etc., At !' I1 1 ict to atoaih the native e f or y oursnlf J. F. TAYLOR. I 'iDT OF MIDDLE STR KT. j .nV.I J tf NKV BKRNK N C Life Insurance. A fmr toet of the oiwt of Life Insti runco in lh Connecticut Muuial l.lfv Innurance Co. IVhrv No 135 amount Si MX). e 28 vcirv l-eud AuijtiHi 4 175 Annu.il p'Pinuiiii K3 58. Payment. Dividend Amount 1st year ,Ss 2d " gll :!3 42 D 8.1 " 12 40 41 IS 4lh " 12 40 41 IS ih " 12 97 40 fll 6th " 13 30 40 2M 7th " 14 S2 3s 7 Hth " H 02 3M 5 9 h " 1 10 37 4s 10th ' 18 15 ;(7 4:1 1 1th - 1 M5 Hfi 73 12 h ' 17 07 3 ,M ISth " 17 80 36 2s Hth " 17 57 38(11 19i 2S S05U 4 Annount paid in 14 years on $2 "iU0 aie82 855ft H being al rate of 31S4 per $1,000 per annum. Tbe cah value of a siruilitr policy now issued if it should lapse would be about 8495 00. The paid up value of a similar policy wi uld be 8825.00. No estimate These figures arc till guaranteed and made a prt of the 1' .1 icy. WILLIAM II OLIVER, ARViniConn. Mutual Ins. Co. Newbern, N. C. Received of William H Oliver, ayent of the Connecticut Mutual Life Inu ranoe Company of HartfBrd. Conn Two Thousand Five Uundred Dollara in full payment of Policy No 135 590 in tbe life of my late husband. Mr. Alex. EI Holton. I am indebted to Mr. Oliver for hm kind attention to thia, and to the Com pany for their promptness in paying the amount. N'ewbern. N. C. Signed, Sarah Hoi.Tun. For 30 Days Only! HEATING 8r0VES FOR LESS THAN COST FOR TBE NEXT THIKT . No is the time to buy. Wo must reduce our took. This is no huoibug. Come and see nr. P. M. DRANEY. jn34dwtf For 8ale, A l?ALr- BLOOD JERSEY BULL CALF. Price $14.00. Apply to EOrlWAMWOBtH., , naj dwtl; i cifStw Bern. N, a Pecan Trees and Geese. A fl u lot of Pecan Treee for sale, and will te delivered to freight Irnee at Stonewall, at seventy-five cent each for four or lees; for Ire ormore, fit eeote each. Aleo, pair tr White China rt--.-. i aa " 1 Add re, , J. 8. LANE, -ja8 d wlm ; - ' Btone wall, H. C. 'E.H.W.a.HEDOWS Truck tSCoi;?- Factors - 1 1 ,: Tus. i a NEW BEr-'-" N- C. iUU I'oi.i f.ll!;;t. 500 l', :. , li. 250 Toi. iooo i;.,,:-. 1000 :;:, ;, : Meal, v Ixtra E.trlv !' . 'U)0 Bu-h Imij,;,,-., ,; ixtra E"C'. .i:. I t-.iiis 12000 iw, , , : p.col. 0.t t p. n:uil8h' : ..11 olhvr LOW FIGURES. i i i : o 200 BARRELS ROSE SEED POTATOES. From State of Maine For Sale, Very Low.: Mules and Horses. A MM II 'USES lllv" j i-t r: v j!'-. d if M MAUN - CO. PLOWS! J1 r horse, Ala.. Loss. II s, ..M..rh,,,, pion Oft:, an) , ,-, . . ,,,,, ,,. ' "lmarv 'I'-'i, ' . ,. t.. a.s the Nos. A i 1". 1 ! ') anil till. ( 'tint trio- . f , "id's Mi ar, PV.TV'L; ' ; ,r .. W, r.-;.. "a'.o Tra'l- a- w. :! " I", ii0, : - t pi.'T, bf ''t . It lino of tiO,e- ' K'-'LuI. and we aro p;,,,,r, ,i , , ,,r.T -,x ,n 'luorm ' ii r n ui M or. !. St i, 1 f ,r , -;r I', , ; ... WHITTY fi GATES. f' Sa- Mi,; s aFrocialtyv NOriCF. To for.cl...ea mortKe .ivon tome .'.. --1 Ihv of Hr 1N93 n.l l,r ,r,i,l rd of Pr. ven Countv in It ...i. iMS- oi). I will i r or t Uurn well tbe tract of Und metatoned " said . v '"one Auction to thet"'- A full description can be had of said trac of UDd b, rnc, o This Jan. 10th, 18S J. t,r 26 J. w. LAttJt iu.lll AH ' ior lwrand 1S98. SohedoU ,B' .il- fee&U I H UnTlrvft oenses,sni all.thet JWnees' 3 required by theEevtnue Le-sof Hert i Carolina, ar, hereby notified to, eeUe ' th same. Further JnT - . . . . .-4 io WJWt'jl 0vm' ' 'I iU attend at my c Dee jfronl 9 AM U 4 P.M. to r'eceivs the same, from snd after this date. r ; January 18, igsa. , , . o. sniro,
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