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-THE JOURNAL.
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UXW BXKKE. N. C. FEB. 84 1889.
fat 4 a Pmi bu n !. no
TBI SITUATION.
The East Carolina Game, Fisb
aadaOyster Exposition is now orer,
and what of the situation T
Other oolamns of the Jotjbnal
girt-details of the Exposition it
tell, vhUe we take a wider domain
look ai the State, and consider
the rerelatlons oi the week that
aal jut closed.
The late Exposition presented
oeoQlar demonstration or the re
sources of East Carolina, and gave
ooneiasiTe proof of the adaptabili
ty ef this locality to the production
of all kinds of farm and garden
products, its superior excellence as
a tracking section, its incompar
- able facilities for stock raising, and
4t4, ifcanitlets forest of timber
anitable to the manufacture of
foraiture, the making of carriages
ait wsgons, and all kinds of wood
ea wares. It was shown too, that
this is the native place of the Scup
pernong, and that it is here that it
thrives best and produces its
luscious frnit in greatest profusion.
The Scnppernong wine on sxhi
bitioa at the Fair was ol the
highest excellence. Tbe honey
exhibited bj Mr. Boll cannot be
excelled in pnritj and richness.
Bat this was a Game, Fish and
Oyster Exposition, and these furn
ished tbe chief attraction of the
occasion. AU kinds of game from
the .sparrow to the wild turkey,
iron the squirrel to the deer, and
aHy "hundred varieties of fish
gate to visitors a revelation of
East Carolina's resources never
dreamed of before.
Besides the thousands of visitors,
a Bajority of the members of our
legislature were present and saw
for themselves what they could
scarcely have believed without the
testimony of their senses.
Now, we hare something to ask
of the Legislature, and that is the
creation of a railroad commission
that will equalize freights and
abolish hurtful discriminations.
Of what value to the State are all
the.treSTH"M of the East if there
( ft Chinese wall at Qoldsboro that
cannot be passed! Do members
of the -Legislature know tharail
toad corporations have placed an
embargo on tbe products of tbe
East! What do grave Senators
and wide awake Representatives
think of a railroad system which
; enables a man to ship oranges from
Florida to New Berne via Augusta,
Wilmington, Qoldsboro, Norfolk
and New York cheaper than it can
be dene from Florida to New Berne
Via" Wilmington, Geldsboro and tbe
Atlantic end North Carolina Bail
toad t Will they believe the state
ment of a leading hardware
merchant that cooking stoves can
I Wwnt' from South Pittsburg to
. New .Berne via Qoldsboro, Norfolk
and Elizabeth City for less than
m1 A Ka aVhm1 It f Via nnrm vAa
stopped 'at Goldshoro and sent
from that point to New Berne over
the ' Atlantic and North Carolina
Bsilroad T ' ' This never-before-
jar 4-of condition of affairs is not
because Qf the exorbitant rates of
thr ift .. Eallroad, but of
railroad combinations that ought
net to he allowed to exist.
' We tree! the friends of progrei s,
hastieo and fait play In the teila-
Utnr wUJ pat a tad to this
iaiqnitau -prtctlc, and sea to it
tat aB Bfctioaa ifoitX Caioliaa
art aniettered by giant corpora
tion! aa4 soulless monopolies.
THI KIIUOaJ) COUUMOX.
Tbe State Chronicle is making a
gallant fight for the railroad com
mission bin.- The railroads are
making a combined effort to defeat
the measure, and it remains to he
seen if they, with the aid of Bepmb.
licans, control enough rotes in the
Senate to defeat the measure. The
railroad attorneys and many others
are industrious in their efforts to
kill the measarc in the Senate.
Even the president of a college has
entered tie fight in behalf of the
roads. The Chronicle gives him
some good advice on the subject
Some one writes from Charlotte to
the News and Observer that be has
traveled a great deal ever tbe State
and has never heard sufficient com
plaints from the people to establish
the commission. Be travels cheaper
than he formerly did and.he thinks
this all sufficient. He lives in
Charlotte, or writes from Charlotte,
(he seems to have been living in
all North Carolina for the last
twenty years), jet he il ignorant
of the lact that the manufacturers
in the city that he writes from are
prohibited from selling their goods
and wares in this section of the
State. Ue is ignorant of the fact that
there is an embargo on all Eastern
products that go beyond Golds
boro, and on traffic west of Qolds
boro with this section of the State.
The writer (X) says he has no inter
est in a railroad commission, that
it will not affect him at all. Then
why should he take sides with the
railroads against the people wbo
have an interest in it and whom it
does affect f
Terhaps tbe newspapers are to
blame for X's ignorance of some
facts. The Journal has for ser-
eral years given line upon line,
cited facts innumerable to show
that the railroad combinations bare
decreed mat mere snail oe no
traffic between the Eastern, Middle
and Western portions of this State
mere are over one hundred news
papers ia the State and if they
would give the facts as tbe JouB
nal nas irom time to time, even
"X" would have been fully in
formed as to the necessity of a rail
road commission.
It may be that .the Journal is
cranky and foolish 'to think that
people in Middle and Western
North Carolina ought to be allowed
to buy sweet potatoes, corn, fish,
clams and oysters of the East and
that the people of the East ought
to be allowed to buy flour, frnit and
manufactured articles from them;
but, still we think so, and if those
who justifythe railroads in prevent
ing such interchange of traffic will
show us why it ought to be done,
perhaps we will surrender to the
railroads and say too that no com
mission is needed.
Bw and Observer.
THE GENERAL 1SSEXBLT.
38TH DAY.
SENATE.
No session this body having ad
jonraed frem Wednesday nutil to
morrow in order to attend the Oys
ter, Fisb and Game Fair at New
Berne.
The only person seen by the re
porter in the chamber during . tbe
day tbs Senator Kerr, who'was
heard to say in slow, sad, solemn,
musical tones :
"I feel like one wbo'trtada alont,
Some legislative hall deserted,
Tbe Senators fled, the ptffet gone,
And all bat me departed."
HOUSE.
The House was opened at 10
o'clock, Speaker Leazar in tbe
chair, with prayer by tbe Ker. W.
M.Clark of this city
Only thirty members were pres
ent at the opening, which-: fact
caused the assemblage to ? look
more like a committee .meeting
than a session of the House -
Several unimportant petitions
were presented.
On motion of Mr. Doughton, the
calendar was placed In the hands
of the Speaker for today and this
allowed the Speaker to bring up
such puis not requiring a two-thirds
rote as he thought proper.
PASSED THIRD EXADIKG.
S. B. 132, relating to working
convicts on the public roads (county
prisoners to work the same); H. B.
791. amending section 956 of the
Code, relating to Supreme Court
(three justices to bold court daring
the absence ef cue crrAcre); 8. B-f
333, regulating appeals to tie St-
preme Court (aimpUying the ma
chiaery of earrriac t d areaUV 8.
u. 37. to Bravest certain kino el
Yieiona coatraea (prevenunx
futures being sold); S. B. 4S6. re
lating to prisoners U the tows of
Salem (any and all persons confined
Ibr Boa-paymeat f costs toTOZK
the public roads); & B. 633, to pro
vide convicts for Ue Polk County
Railroad Company (uring them oat
at lido per annum per capita la
squad ot not less tnea IW; ujd.
680, to prohibit obtaining advances
oa provisions, ete sold nader false
pretences : u. B. 833 incorporating
Auburn Hale and Female Academy
and tbe Farmers' Alliance of Wake
county H. B. 900, to punish school
oommiuMBiea loranaxug laise re
turns; U. B. 920. to pre vest gam
bling at agricultural fairs i U. B.
1001, relating to church property,
(amending laws J.8S5, relating to
mortgaging and selling the same).
Besides the above a great many
bills of a private and local Bate re
passed third reading.
The joint resolution of lastrno-
tlon to Congress relative to the
manufacture and sale' of spurious
goods and merchandise passed Its
third reacting.
Bow maav people there ere whoee
dietrcee from eores, aobre, peine end
eruptive tendencies ere dae to inherit
ed blood poieen. Bed blood peatM (rem
pareet to child, and it therefore ia the
del? ef httebead end wife to keep thttr
blood pore. Tbie u eeefjy eooootpliehed
br a timely nee of B. B. B. (Bouaio
Blood Balm). Send to Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, for book of meet oonTincieg
proof. , 1
Jamee Uill, AUenU, Ue., writes
"My two eons were afflicted with blood
poieen, which doctors eeid was heredi
tary. They both broke oat la eores end
eruptions which B. B. B. promptly ooa
trolled and anally eared completely."
tfra. S. M. .Williams, Bendy. Texas,
writes: "My three poor sfflioted chil
dren, who Inherited blood poiaoa, have
improved rapidly after a nee of B- B. B.
It is e Godsend'
J. R. Wilson, Glen Alpine Station, N.
0., Feb. 13, 1889, write: "Bone end
blood poison forced me to have my leg
amputated, and on the etamp there
came a large nicer, which grew woree
erery day until doctore tare me' up to
die. I only weighed 190 pounde when
I began to take B. B. B., and IS bottle
increased my weight to 180 poundi and
made me sound and well. I never
knew whet good health wai before. "
"Yes," said the editor, as he pnt
his muoilage brush in the inE bot
tle and tried to paste on a clipping
with his stub pen, "je, the great
fanlt of newspaper contributors is
carelessness. Indeed," be contin
ued, as he dropped tbe copy be had
been writing into tbe waste basket,
and marked Editorial" across the
corner of a poem entitled an "Ode
to Death," "contributors are terri
bly carelesa, Ton would be ,tdr-
prisea." saia: ne, as ne dipped a
column of fashion Items and labeled
them "Farm Notes," to see the slip
shod writing that comes Into this
editorial sanctum. Misspelled, un
punctuated, written on both sides
of tbe sheet, illegible, ungrammati
cal stuff. Contributors are terribly
careless. Tbey are" joat then he
office boy came, in that dlctprlal
uu aubuuiawu uiauucf uq wm, au
demanded more copy, and the edi
tor handed him tbe love-letter te
had just written his girl, and as he
had forgotten what be had been
talking about, went on with his
work. ..
VAJU IB rLOBIDA.
FHOaf AH AtLABTl PBUIUUK.
Ub. A. T. Ha whs, AtUata, Oa.:
Deer Sir You doubtlea remember
me e-ettine aalaaa of . Tea nearly three
weeks ago.. I had then given up all
hopes of ever being able to read again
The last three weeks, however, with
the ue of yoar glasses my eyes have
been wonderfully benefited, and I have
been enabled to do a great deal of read
ing, tbe fint I baa done in two years,
and moreover I have great hopes -Of
their entire recovery in few years. I
cannot too highly recommend your
glass to my friends. Yours respectfully,
J. O. CALLAWAY,
With Moore. Marsh ft Co.
All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed by
F. & Duffy, New Berne, N. 0. jttdlm
Oar stock of Plows comprises tbe
Avery Bteel (one or two howe
Atlas, Boss, Dixie, Dstsj, Champion,
uiipper, uranger, w att, uiimaz,
Gem and ' Stonewall, and alqo the
ordinary Torn Plows, stkoh as the
Noe. A 6, 10, 11, 35, 40, 45, 48, 50,
65 aid CO. . -
Castings of every description, be
sides a fall and eottplew line of
Terysaioc xotsbb earn.. . . ,
ppw wvuw ip iu1
aueeraenie w jneroaaaie. - -
t Rain) n An "Priam Tiiaf."" ': -
Saw Mill Supplies iipecJal.
A . Valutlble f Residence
FOR BALE CHEAP., i
A bran new Dwelling Boaer,oon
tainirjg sis comfortable rooms, and kit
chen and dining room attached, Lo
cated oa Chasge street, near East Front.
AVpplyto
Watson street,"
la, dt Seal Est. Agents.
,420
71 CsiJ::::ra.
JLX0THX3
LOT Of THOSX
At 14 Cents Per Pound. -
'4k ifi'
AJ ti ill
Lard Buckiziititt'
at Prieee to actoaith the aatlvee. Call
and ee fo yoorsetf ;--m , ; w '
: J: P. TAYIOR.
FOOT JDF iCDDLJE 8TBIIT,
jaats drtf z.tTttw pnariv . c.
Cleanses ithe i ir i.
Kesal 1
r as. Allay
r
teiiti ei
Taste anie
Smell.
i i ori-iur r
Try aft. Omn. IVlfKMW Baft
A partial ICapalM lata aam anelrll and
to ilrtMUk 1T1 U tun at Prowtu: a
aiaiL nmfiatad. eta. ELY BROTHKRS,
warrap rnrt. lamaawiy
A GLANCE
IX. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
tl
Bell The Jeweler "
Will convioce y os that we have la
ftock the Largest, Most Varied, tnd
Complete Line ot Diamond, Wttchee,
Fine Jewelry, Silver-Ware, Fancy
Lamps, Burmeee, Gold aod Silver Bead
Canes in the State.
It will be to buyer interest to eee
our .good before purchasing.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
A agent tat owner we offer for sal on
aay aaa aceo up moaning urns tb follow -tag
described Improved Heal Estate in th
City of Nr Bern.:
No. 1. WHAHK PROPERTT AT USIOH
PulNT ; Includes the piece o( land known at
"THE ISLAND." eve tbe wbarf or roadway
leading thereto from East Front etteei
Alto, Water saaee now being filled In. The
looatlon 1 lbs beat In tbe ettT for all mana
faeturlna- poraoacs. wbtle the leneet naft
visiting onr waters bavs ample depth of
water for loading snd unloading at the
wbarf.
No. a Two HntrsES and lots ai
UNION roiNT, oocop-ed ssuwelllnss.
NO. A HARVttY W HA HP PROPERTT.
Including part of water irontof Lot No. 12,
Isloeaied a commodious b1ck warehonaa.
1 be O. D. 8. a. Oo. use a portion of the prop-
"no. 4. THE IRON FRONr WAREB008E
in tnspianoi vna eur. ivon toe aconeru
DNUHUVIK HTKEIT,
No. &. BR1UKMTORK AND DWELLING
ON CRAVEN bTREET occupied by R. O. E.
Lodge.
A full description of this valuable proper
ty, together with the beat terms open which
the same will be sold, a Hi be furnished na
application te the nderalgned at ihelr omo
i njsouin (root ueet.
WATSON A BTREET.
. dec dwU In, and Real Eaute Agie.
it OBABTBXB. BASIL KAKLT
JOHN E. CEABTEEE & CO
. ENGINEERS, .
Founders and MacblnlatB
, Manufacturer and Deaiers ia
EIBHES AID M 1GEDIISTS' SUPPLES
Batlder ef Kagtnae. Boller'
Saw femis. Edging A Cat-off Haefetaes,
1 ... "
We are 'prepared to do Casting of all aufl
wita aeomp insas, . -
ParUealar and Immediate attention Urea
toranadj-aofaUklnda. .....
W will be t lsd to (Its pUn and estUaate
ior any owaoi ipuon oi macniner. , .
' W ere the agent1 for the gal a&Viaaak
leaaBaw. Also for . A A. Bargaaaln'd ete
brated Indestructible Jdloa ValTee.
We glTs satUfaotnry guarantee ttfr all wort
done by na. - Jyadaewwir
Stc:mcr llcr;ard,
Independent Steamboat Line
On and after Monday the 10th day ol
Sept, the steamer Howard will rttB
the following echednlo:
For Trenton every Monday ' and Fri
day atlgfct o'clock,' returning Tues lay
aadSatarday '
: i J. 3. LASITTEB, Manager,
s . 7. DmoswAT, Aeat at Few Bern
CHTfiri I
TIlE'JEUELEil
i, bas a ram stock or, 3 f .
v. nT.TH KIT.'Wtt evi-J- G
AI9D ELATED WASE
i v -.a j r )iii3-'i
1 uke particular paiaa to At then to the
ere or parties needing them...,
Ha ring worted ttealffy at tbi ibencb
for orer thirty years, J .bellere I ass do
as good work u hay Watchmaker la the
''coirtirfj'MRf-0
.uJHi . t!v-'- n A tt: 'It.' W 1 1W,f
upWBuq xjavvss vauxco., ti awn ,
.,1- ;!.! VUA1J If AaAAiU&iiJ W1
PeTtnaaetitlf located oh corner 6! f ica
and Bern ste., Is prepared to c! -i, dye
sad repair all kinds of Clctbt-'Z at Low
Prices. A specialty is made in cleaning
Ladiee' Dresses. Satisfaction, (maraa -
teed. -:i .:?: sngSldtf
Pain and la I HA
tersi the ri2ii
, - I ' U1X1
M am
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.Ba.
You will finj
NOBBY an'dVSTY-
LI8H SUITS' 8
in SACKS and
CUTAWAYS.
His stock of Shots
and Gents'
Furnishing Ocoda
is 2ornpl-ete.
Two door Nottii of Hotel
Albiht.
Hartford Life
, ... ,. ....
insurance
4 OF HARTFORD, CONN.
7. M. VATSOIl, Gen .
Assets - -
SIXTY MILLIONS INSUKANCK IN EOECE.
SAFETY FUND NOW OVER $650,000.
Fire year members 'receiving nearly FIFTY TER CENT, in dm.lend.
from earnings of the SAFETY1 FUND.
Unparalellad Success! Security! Equity! Economy!
tW Active solicitors wanted in every County In North Carolina.
Address as shove. feblf dwlm
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Finest Bter Extant.
It is brewed torn the finest Pale .Canada
Welt Barley Malt and iIzerHtfiamd
nighiy recommended for its TONIC and HIT
TEITIVE Qualities. , "
; , Xhe .. Wk-u- reputation enjoyed by tho BEEONER & ENOL
WMPANY is dae to the fact that only. the JTNJEST ' ASDr JBEST
MAjTESIALS are. nsed. and - that the greatest SKILL and OABE
are exercised daring its manufacture.
Agent 'and Bottler. NewBemelr.
I
e will sell the balance ;of; tour Stock of
Clothing.at Cost. "We wish itomake xoom for
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