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VOL. VII.-NO. 282.
NEW BERN&N. (X SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1889.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
BOARD u4 by intlutu ia
private family, with oa or !
room. Aiire lack Ms Ml. IS St
T?EBTIUZCBS for Tnwkera tad for
i. Col ton rtaatera. at
Obo. Allxx ft Co.
TAMES RCDMOSD, WHOLESALE
J LIQUOR DEALER, hu just re
eohred a good aaaortmrnt of Nati
Wiet tad Brandies, and also so sis of
th famous Califorala Win known m
Um "Angelica." mada from the famous
and delicious Angelica Grape. This
Ore pa ia only sueceaefully cultiyated in
in Southern part of California; it Ij a
ery dalioata grape and require cer
uia condition of olimata to bring it to
eioellenee, whleh conditions are only
net ia that paradita of the United
.State. Bia satire North Carolina
Wines and Brandie from the vintage
of Garrett at Co. and J. Wharton Gre?n
are of very superior quality and are
very pore. f8 lm
TRUCKERS' Seed and Supply
At Obo Allcn & Co.
IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDT AND
HOLLAND GIN, just received and
for al by Jambs Redmond.
1)L0UQBS, Cultivator and Harrows
at very low price.
Geo. Allen & Co.
TUSC RECEIVED Anotbc r lot of
O ARRETTED COGNAC BRANDY
for Mia by 4 James Redmond.
1) LEASE REMEMBER that I need
1 money a well a the rest of man
kind, and if you owe me please pay me.
J. C. Whittt.
ONE Thousand Roll Wall Paper at
very low price.
Geo. Allen & Co.
I)UEE WINES AND LIQUORS for
t Medicinal
and other uae for tale
by
James Redmond
The Government printing office
in Washington ia pronounced ornate
and hundreds of lives are in peril.
"Cap. Bob Thomas, ahoy! but
of Egyptian lUikneu he ban risen
to shed a light on naval affairs."
ALGER and Clarkaon are ma1,
because "location' prevented liar.
rUon from calling one of them to
the Cabinet.
"Tub lloosier idea of the Har
rison Cabinet is that the Blaine
elephant has picked it up and
walked off with it, the 'General'
and all."
Tex bill for the admission of the
States of North Dakota, South
Dakota, 'Montana and Washing
ton ha been approved by the
President..
"The Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company is receiving bids
for the 'building of two thousand
as w cars which are demanded by
reason of the Increase of business
and travel.''
The Detroit Free Press says:
"In digging among the ruins of
Pompeii they have found a piece of
brass made to fit over the toman
cheek. The modern cheek needs
one."
. , , Adl .European governments ac
knowledge that Uncle Sam has the
strongest weapon of war in the
dynamite gun. A French paper
says every one of each guns is equal
to five iron olads.
THB New York Times says : It
is an open secret that whatever
political significance Mr. Windom'e
. appointment may hare its advan
tages il accrue to the inevitable
Mr, Blaine.
. -i'PRBSiDrao Elder Bev. W. H.
Bobbitt, D. D-j.oJ the North Care
Una Conference, was stricken with
paralysis on Tkarsda igbt of last
' week, at RockJngliaia, the whole of
his right aide being involved, and
is in a critical condition."
Mhi'Thuradaj ."the Republican
Sutorial can cos decided to take
tbe'tesolotioD providing for an
Investigation, of .elections in the
Soutb, after the appropriation bill
'fcn been disposed of, and preaa it
to a vote. . Tbe Democratic Sena
tors, it Is supposed, will oppose, the
reaolagoa- to the bitter end."
Tbx r Landmark aaya - The
, knottfests question the Legislature
; has on iti hands, not even except-
' iog the railroad commission, is that
- of the nncompleted Governor's
mansion. The easiest way for it to
cet out of its dilemma is for the
members to club together and boy
ahk Wilmington Star says;
'Indiana hosiers axe waiting and
weeping over . Harrison' blindness
and surrender. They fear that he
has delivered himself body and soul
into the hands of Blaine and his
gang."
The Louisville Courier Journal
pats it thusly : "If thirty farmer in
one PecusyUaQU county are sold
out by the sheriff within three
months, how long will it take the
Secretary of Agriculture to explain
the high tariff to the rest of the
agricultural world T"
LOCAL NEWS.
All' A D VERTI3EMENT8.
Poakd Wanted
J C II AtRlsON Sale of land.
A blizzard ia approaching and is ex
pec ted to be here this morniDK.
Regular prayer meeting at tbe office
of Oeo. N. Ire thu morning at 9.30
o'clock. All men are oordially invited
to attend
We wiU b'ginthe publication of the
premium awards in luosday laaue.
Hope tbe Secretary will have them all
in by that time.
A dwelling on Davenport alley
caught Are latt night. Tbe alarm was
given and the fire department respond
ed, but the flre was extinguished before
iti arrival.
The model of tie light home ex
hibited by J r. Norman at the Fair,
attracted a great deal of attention from
all clauea of viiitorg, it being a band
aoma piece of handiwork.
Tee (laeton Uouse i to be reopened
today. Col. Fred. L Perry will euper
intend , the dining room and will be
sure to keep it well supplied with some
thing good to est.
Th editorial room of the Ex position
i under obligations to Oeo. N. Ive for
6ne oystfrs and F. Ulrich for cigar.
Bull wfre eo.jojed by many dis
tinguished viaitor.
A card from youcg Hughe Holland
at Trinity College ttatei that the snow
there on Tburaday evening was knee
deep and in the drift wait deep. Tbe
boy have doubtless had a big mow
ball.
The treasurer of tbe Fair Association
requests all person who hold bill
against the Fair to present them to him
to be acted upon, at Bell's jewelry
tore tomorrow and day following, be
tween the hours of 4 and 0 p. m.
Wa have omitted meationing ban
dreds of article on exhibit at th Fair,
not because they did not posses-merit
but on aoconnt of not having the space
or th force to put them ia type; It
weuld take a Sunday N. T. World Vo
report everything complete. One in
teresting exhibit in' machinery hall
omitted was a toy oscillating engine by
Master Mort Patterson It wa an in
genious contrivance and d essrves spe
cial mention.
Shipping New.
Tbe steamsr Annie of the E. 0. D.
line arrived last night and will aai) to
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Th
Vesper of this line will arrive today.
Personal.
Riv. W. R. Ccppedge is in th city
and ia well and favorably known to oar
oommnnity for hi having taught in th
New Bern Academy for several year.
He married one of New Bern's fairest
ladies, and ia now on a viait here, the
guest of Mr. H. B. Duffy. Mr .Coppedge
i now tocated at Yanoeyville), N. C,
and ia doing an tffioient work in hi
field of labor. At the late meeting of
Orange Presbytery, he wa honored! by
being mad it Moderator. Thi morn
ing he will preach in th Presbyterian
Church. ;
Jas. W. WaUrt, Esq., 1 off to Wash
ington, N. C, and will return on Wed
neadiy.
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BaringiFruit. -
Mr, Charle Ballock who ws ia th
oityawsek before the Opening of the
Expeaition, write to . th AegHrUat
Mr. Jonathan Havana book on '"Tb
Pamlico Bactlon" give the most com'
plet statistics of Eastern North Carolina
that he baa ever aeen.- 1 1 v J X'i
One thoutand copies of thi book were
printed and circulated and .the fact
that a copy hu fall into tie hands f
rack writer a Mr. Hallock and it com
mended by him, howathat the work of
Mr. Havens is bearing fruit, fA ttiUti
editloa' of thi book would 1 a good
lnveatment for Eastera Carolina. Every
mean ihould be wed to keep atatiatios
before th peopU' cohcerniog car re
oaroti. '-y .." , - '' ' -;
Mr. Hallock wriuta very Interesting
a90ount of hi visit which w may pxtb
11th entire some dy,
Compliment to a Worth, Carolinian.
laths tarriiorial district court yester
day Mi. Jeaiaa Oollme, jr., waa admit
ted to th bar Of ttk court am ettor-
ay Bpo a report el aa xeainatloa a
to a SUaas coad acted byeeoaniat,
of which Chief JtuUo Oruga Jeeobe
vueuirau, Bpaaxinx privaUlv laat
evening a member of tbe committee
taxed thai, tn the oourae of a long ex
perieoce, he had rarely w aa appli
caa for adaiaaioa to th bar better
equipped in alt the essential for Dr-
eonaJ and profaasional saooees than Mr.
Collins, a statement scarcely lea grat
fytBtc to If r. OoUia hlmeelf than to ki
friend. Mr. Collin will at one enter
ape the practice of the law in thi oity.
Seattle Post.
Mr. CqUIm 1 a native of Hillsboro.
HeaetUed ia Washington Territory a
short time ago.
New and Useful Invention.
Much uncertainty, danger and loss
of life have been involved ia defective
railroad switches, and tbe present plan
of constructing and operating them. He
will be a true benefactor who will in
troduce some system Chat will overcome
present difficulties. At oar Fair a new
invention was on exhibition, which
prom ites to meet all the requirements
of a perfect and safe switch. Other im
provement are contemplated and a
caveat" ha been entered for them,
and oon a complete model in metal
will be finished. We hope this inven
don will prove a success. Its author is
Rev. W. B. Coppedge, of Yanceyville.
N. C. His attention was called to tbe
necessity of better railroad snitches,
and bia studies have produced the
above results.
Like to Come to a Moving State
Tbe Charlotte Chronicle gi'ea the fol
lowing notice of North Caro ina's Win
ter Fair:
New Berne has a right to be Droud of
br Fish, Oame and Oyster Fair. Tbe
immense display is of great interest,
and, from all accounts, well worth tbe
attention of the large crowd who at
tend
Tbe Fair is important to New Berne
and to that section of the State; but it
is or far more than local importance.
Almost before the exercise of opening
day ar over, the effect abroad ars
being seen. The Charleston World, in
a long editorial, urges that city to fol
low the examples in thi kind of enter
prise set in other place. North Caro
lina's is one of the conspicuous exam
ple mentioned, and the New Berne
Fair 1 one of tke exhibition referred
to to impress the point.
Advertising like this pays. People
like to come to a moving Bute.
Th Fair Over.
Yesterday tb work of removing ex
hibit from the Fair ground were be
gun in eornest and before night th
main building wa pretty well emptied.
Th Association ought to call it meet
ing a arly a possible and sat about
preparing for another year. W do not
mean to say that active work should
begin at onoe, but the necessary im-
provsments should be noted down now
while they are f resh upon everybody s
memory. Let all defect be noted and
whan the time coma for work we will
know better what to do. It is the uol
y st sal opinion that another building
must be had for the speoial purpose of
exhibiting fish, oysters, game and farm
products. The offloers of the Awacia
tion have doubtless mad not of all
defect in the exhibit this year; such
note ought to be preserves as a guide
la preparing for th next.
Church Service Today.
Christ Church-Rev. V. W. Shield
rector. Sxageima Sunday. Servioet
at 11 a. m. ani 7:15 p. m. Sunday
chool at 920 a. m. and 4:80 p. m. All
people will be welcomed to th services
of thi church. Usher at th door.
Methodist Churoh Rev, L. W. Craw
ford pastor. Service at 11 a.m. and
US p. m. The paw ar free. Ushers
are always in th vestibul to receive
strangers. All parson art oordially in
vitd to worship and with th congre
gation. Mania prayer meeting at 9
a. m. Sunday school at 8 p. m.,J. K.
Willi raperlntendent.
PrisbyUriaa Church-Rev. L. 0
Vasa.D. D., pastor. Services at 11a.m.
oondtf cted ' by Rv, W. R. Coppedge, of
Orsnvlll eoOnty, W.'C. At 4:15 p. m.,
conducted by the "pastor. Sabbath
school and paator' Bible class at S:15
p. to., Watt HoUiater, Soperinteadent of
Sabbath chooLiTb publie ar invited
to attend these, earvioe.
Baptist CharchrBev. H. W. Battle,
pastor, ranching at II a. m. and 7:15
p. u. Sunday ohool at' S p. A1W
are Invited to attend Urn tervke.
; faidiTkej Are Lffioa.
SaraapariTIafl and other advertised
blood medicine ar numerous, but th
only one poawased of such superior cur
ative properties as to warrant its menu
faoturen in selling it, as they are doing,
through dru gifts, , mnder a poaitiv
guarantee, I Dr. Pierce s Uolden Medi
cal Discovery. If It dont benefit or
our you gat th money back which you
pay for it, It ia recommended to cur
all chronic liver, blood and mnc dis-
ease, aa biUoaaa, tkia and toalp dit
eaaee. crofulou sores and , awaiting,
aalt-rhaam, tetur, rysiplaa and even
scrotal oi in iungs o oonrampuonj
if taken ia time. .. ; , - -
Thoogtt It Was Aa Outrage.
Ad old gtz. :va ui vuiei tbe Fair on
Thursday ual .-.Sue paining through
machinery Ua.i uofcu? imereeied in
the wood pulp txLitued by the 8. H.
Gray Manufacturing Company. Whrn
he cesms t the cheaiicaM lb at a e used
ia the procete of making tbe pulp he
inquired what they were The infor
mation was given him sr. J h at once
inquired, "'Are tbey products of North
Carolina '" No.'' teplied Mr Young.
bo wa in charge ' V1I," said he,
'I think it d n ou.rag. to exhibit
anything that is nut the product of
North Carolina.
Capt. Young extli.Qcd M hia that
the chemicals wera only exhibited for
the purpose of explaiim.g ibe procees
of reducing the wood i i u V tut this
did not sceru to sati.-fy tiic jld geai:e
man, as he hd bt to ie i to believe that
this was Btruily Nr.u i'a:olina n-
hibit
. H M HI WO M.ii .MIl
For rich and pour who i0ii tomiov
good health, aud who do nut leh to
resort to bitter, nustcus llxer medi
cin s and cathartic 1.1 ihe coucrn
trated California li in l fruit remedy,
Syi up of Fig.
R N. Dutfv. agent. Mr l..ri.--, N.C.
f v l 1 d i
Kinstnn Items.
Wehad a four inch snow on Thursday
night mixed so thoroughly with lain
that the result was first class slush.
Rev, Jo Mundar. the evaneehft. i
in our town arrived Thursday We
hear that he intends conducting a series
f meetings in the opera house in Kin
ston.
Dr. R F Whi'ehuret, of Durham, was
town Friday visilug friends and
relatives. We are ulad t.i -co him. and
e congratulate hiai on h is succtps in
his new home.
Mr. Clarence Went, now of li I -1 h .
an old Kioslonian. paid us u xhort visi'.
on Wednesday. il is now one of the
Governor's (luards lio i nj ved Lis
brief furlough.
Mr. Henry (inflio, of Ihirhstn, visttot
hi native town la.t week Ho is t i -gaged
in the furniture tiiiMiiess, and,
we are glad to say, is doing wrll. Kn -
ton boys generally do that when Ihoy
migrate.
Tbe students of Kinston Ixillrge had
holiday on Friday. Washington's
birthday. Thsy had anticipated spend
ing it at the Fair, hut the ternbla
weather prevented their enjiyment.
Notwithstanding they managed to gel
et feet and some fun.
We were pleased to see Cant. F. W.
Hancock iu town on Friday, lie is
rtravallng agent for a drug firm in the
Northwest. Ilia house does, perhaps,
tb largest business of its bind in the
South and West. Tbe captain takes life
wall, or life takes him well be has
gained flesh and additional pulchritude
since his last visit here.
Your reporter received an invitation.
Friday, to a unique entertainment. It
wa called a "High Snow Tea. " lie
found a crowd of hoys and girls ar
ranged around a large circular table.
In tbe centre was placed a great pile of
snow flavored with several delicate ex
tracts and other fragrant ingredients.
Then the fun and eating began. Mirth
ful M., amiable A., sedate ft., cheerful
0., rosy R., ooy K.,and nimble N, chat-
lea and rattled spoons while four
young gentlemen added zest to the oc
casion by remarks wise and other wise,
ith neb and racy sayings thrown in.
Tbe snow disappeared rapidly under
th incessant flre of the circling column
and soon the spoons sounded the "re
treat upon the empty plates.
The young man who swallowed by
mistake the whole contents of a package
of Laxador is out again. He says he
feel rather "pale," but otherwise is all
right. He will however follow the di
rections nexbtime.
Dr. Bull' Baby Sytup is recommend
ed by all druggists as brings purely
vegetable, reliable and safe preparation
for babies. Price only 25 cents
List of Letters
Remaining in tbe poetoffice at New
Borne. Craven county, N. C, February
24th, 1889:
E. II. Anderson, Benny Baniel, Tem-
pa DaTis, J. H. Oriftin, Fred Hussey,
Henry Holly, A. UOAiien. Kosaner
Jones, Vfm. Lovenar, Dr. and Mrs. A.
R. Lednnx, Tildy Smith, Clarsay Kay,
David Salter, Isaiah Sbepard, P. Wil
liams, Anthony Wade, Oeo. Whitehead,
Raohael Whitehead.
Parson calling; for above letters, will
say advertised, and give date of list.
The regulations now require that one
cent shall be collected on tbe delivery
of each letter advertised.
II. Manly, P.M.
Try, Trv-AgRln.
After trying many advertised rem
die for catarrh daring the past twelve
year I triad Ely Cream Balm, and
with complete succees, it 11 ovar one
year, since I stopped using it end bav
had no return of the catarrh. I recom
mend it to all my friend in thi vicin
ity. Milton T. rum. Beading, Fa.
My daughter- ana myseu, great suf
ferers from catarrh, were cured by
Ely Cream Balm; My ens of mell
la restored. C. M. Stanly. Sbo Dealer,
ItBacN. Y.
r-T- 1st klia'i Arnica Salve.
'.TfeB Balvb U'the world fo
Out, ' Brulsee Sore. Ulcers., Salt
Rhenm, lever Bore, letter, unappea
Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruption, and poaiuvaly cure pile
or no par required. It k aruaratMd to
civ perfect siafactiott,oc ttotoerr t-
fundd. : Prioe M oentt pet box. For
al by B. N. Duffr. jan:i7
NOTICE-
Public Sale of Valuable Lands
; NuBTH CiROLlNA. 1
I Crwven County, j Superior Court.
JamC. Bamaoe. Administrator of juLd
! u uarducr, dec d,
I Against
airs al law.
l oiillon to Mil lands 10 pay deb is
In ubtdiDC lo ajudgment of loe superior
l ouri oC Craven eouniy. reodrred in itie
tDuve entitled proceedirgs, i nl at
pub lo auction al Ibe court lu door iu me
town of hay Doro. Pamlico rouuly c ou
.Headay, ApHI 1st, Iggtt, at lselve
o cloxk, M . iiie lulluwiba ub.e tx
lODgtn lo tne Ksiale or Jodn O (.rcluer,
dec d. lo wit.
A certain iract of land In Pamlu-o ,-ouniy
N C . lying on me norlb ide of Nruu nr
and easl side of twwton rrerk al r
moutliof aaldcreeki anown u the Cloua
Urove Tract, Ineladlng 11, b roiullrarl.de
x riueo in a deed rrom ini Vl ade loJoLu
K t altiounaud W.U. P.oclor. regiaierrd m
ILie Uecorus ol Pamlico county. Book No .1.
folio da. SO and 87. aald lnu-la containing i:i
ares wore or leea. Also a tract of land ad
lolnlng ine aoove Iraci, In Pauillco county,
known as tbe-'Jobu nnioe place, lying on
tne norm aide of .Neuae ilier and east ahle
of lwaon a creek oonlalulng 75 acr, iuore
or lets. telng me tametra.1 com e r ! .y
Kl'ratth tud lald llatksit to j ,.t m u
' arjucr.
A I AO -
on MoDday, nay 6th, !'..-. l l.nr
M . I will ail a I Hi coull bout- ;n ,.
Hrne. .. c . iu followmg town lots .i!.
ttnpryvenierjie. belonging lo Itie Ktiatu of
l"!in ii. i.anluer, .l-c J tu i' in aai.l i:i
of New Hfrne, vu Lot at 1 tie und.ut ,.r
Hroad ami queen ttretla, konwn lii
' Paul lot perta of Lola Not . .vatnl
.If! at i be no 1 1 It wet tern corner ol i .1 . a
ll,fl and M,onaaire eilev ana ii,
'l and m at the aouii-eaal corner ..f i' k
an, I Spring al reela. w aji I wo dwal ln li him-a
and one tior and dwelling on srne now
"iie i bv Hev K K Hearu, I t c,
ami otliera at lenanla
Allofaa'd proper) ) l nni c fu ; : ,te. i i . ,1
li ttie PelHion n ed In tin a!e eniuicl
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Your Retailer for the
JAMES MEANS
$4 SHOE
OK TIIK
JAMES MEANS
$3 SHOE.
According to lour Needs.
.JAMKd MEANS 4 STTOK
B, lini.iainl ttjli.lt. It nt like at
I atorklni;, and Uf JM 1H1S
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mil iK-ri.ulvoasv tli. first tlm. It
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J. MEANS oV CO., Ho. ion.
Full lines of Iho nbovf- ahot-i fur aalc by
Howard & Jones .
Edwards & Clark,
MACHINISTS,
Craven St., near South Front,
NEW BERNb, N. C.
If you are in need of any work in
our lino, give ua a trial, and we wil
endeavor to give satisfaction.
Oood work and prompt fulfillmMtu
of contract is our aim.
Call and see u.
Life Size Portraits.
Life Size Portraits, in Oil or Crayon,
made from any kind of small picture
by Mif 8 AURORA. MACE.
t$ Satisfaction guaranteed.
Apply at her residence, Johnson
street. feb2dwW
Dissolution.
The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing under tbe firm name of WATSON
& STREET, Insurants Agents, was dis
solved by mutual consent , Jan. 31st,
188U.
The business of FIRE INSURANCE
will be continued by Mr. S. R. Street,
who succeeds tho late firm.
W. M. WATSON,
8.R. 8TREET.
In retiring frtm the firm of Wauon
& Street, and the business of Firo In
surance, I desire to attest my apprecia
tion of the liberal patronage of the in
suring public which has b"r- v - ded
to the firm during the p.c. . , j ,.rs,
and to bespeak for tbe nt w manage
ment a continuance of the same.
By tbe terms of the dissolution I be
come Sole General Agent for North
Carolina of Th Hartford Life and An
nuity Insurance Company, with head
quarter in th same building lately
occupied oy tn nrm.
fel5 W. M. WATSON,
Mole? and Horses.
A FINE LOT of MULES and HORSES
have jast arrived, tt
jlajdwtf M. HASNACO.
SAH'L T. BKID1I0RE,
WholesaJe Commission .
FJSH DEALER,
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"Notice To Chewersa"
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RECEIVED:
A Full Line of
LORILLARD'S PLUG
TOBACCO
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WHOLKSAI.K (iKOCKIf,
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NEW BERNE. "K. C.
For 30 Days Only!
HEATING STOVES
FOR LESS THAN COST
FOR TflE NEXT THIRTY DATS.
Now is tho time to buy. We must
reduce our stock. Thia Is no humbni
Come and see me.
P. M. DRANEY.
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Look To Your Interest!
Farmers, Countrr Merchant aaut th.
Trade generally are InVited to call and
examine our stock of "tit-
Dry Goods, Groceriej,
Provisions, -Etc.W.
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Boots and ShpesU 'efr
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No trouble to show goods.
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