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t llii' ' J k nil JAILY OURNAL VOL. VII.-NO. 289. NEW BEBIGS. N- C; TUESDAY, MARCH 5. 1889. PRICE 5 CENTS. ME v if bushtess locals. BEST Did TUkIbU Smokinf ' Tobacco At .DaH.. . meS tf Broad Street, FERTILIZERS for Trackers aad for Cotton Planter, at - " Gao. Aixkv ft Co. ' TAMES REDMOSD. WHOLESALE U LIQUOR DEALER, has jue re ceived a good aseoQmeat of Native Wiaes and Brandies, and alao aoaMof tha fasaoas Calif orala Win koowaa (ha "Angelica," mad from tha famoaa and delicious Angelica Grip. This Orape ia only successfully cultivated In the Southern part of California; it U a very delioeta grape and requires cer Uia conditions of climate to bring it to excellence, which eonditiona are only met ia" that paradise of the United State. Hia nativs North Carolina Winee and Brandie from the vintages of Garrett d. Co. and J. Wharton Green are of very luperior quality and are rery pare. fe8 lm TRUCKERS' Sed and Sappliea At Qbo. Allen dc Co. IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND HOLLAND GIN, just received and for eel by James Redmond. PLOUGHS, Cultivator! and Harrowt at very low price. Gao. Allen ft Go. JTJSf RECEIVED Another lot of GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY for aale by James Redmond. ONE Thousand Roll WU Paper at very low prioe. Geo. Allen ft Co. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS for Medioinal and other neee for aale by James Redmond. 1) LEASE REMEMBER that I need -aaoney a well aa the rest of man kind, and if you owe me pleaie pay me. J. C. Whitty. x Ottr setting son illnmina this whole land. "Gen. Bchofield warmly in dorses the National Home foi ei Confederates." BlO. Cbispi, the very able Prime Minister of Italy, has resigned. It will be difficult for King Ilnmbert to supply his place. Colorado's Senator-elect, Ed ward O. Wolcott, will be the youngest and one of the handsom est men in the Senate. Ransom and Simmons. We don't announce them as oar nation al ticket for 1892 ; bat they will do for North Carolinians to tie to any day. "Gov. Gordon presided over a citizens' meeting at Augusta, Ga., which congratulated ParnslL" J nst like him. Be Is always on the side of the oppressed. Thb New York World has Un separate "Inauguration" paragraphs all endisg with Benjamin Harriton, beware of the liq head." Would it not be well for the World to take its own physic f The Oxford News says j "The County Comsaissisners of Granville have exempted from the payment of poll tax all Confederate soldiers who lost limbs or were severely wounded daring the late war.'' , SOJtt of the citixsns of New " Berne are at Washington. We do not know that they are office seek--,;ett j we rather incline to the opin Joa that they are there to give IUrfisoa the moral support of their . presence. A I' .1 CoLk Dorset is jubilant over the Idea that the courts are afraid I to ' tackle him. . To sa' honorable man it is inexpressably humiliating . to be held in the pillory of public Oplnioa. Hi deep, damnation needs Jup deeper hefl. ; " r':' Our Wilmington friend want : ' '.-''-an.', increase . la the appropriation f : Y Sot theifpnblie buildinf.l.We hope r therwW gef Itrt Wflmington is al. f"V- ; ways generous,' nd her kindly : regard for sister cities lnsores for 1 45 - j her their best wishes. . V ' J Tex Rev. Haines in his Harrison farewell sermon, said the responsi bin ties - to be laid on the new President were such as no man . is "qualified' to meet in his own wisdom and strength. Mr. Haines did not say. however, whether he was hint hz at the Lord or James G. Blaine. Oocrier-Jottrnal.3; ;f -f!:'i Tes rave of the mother PaisV? i -n fsr at FrfiAriKtahnrir Vs., and is camarked by stone or monument of any kind. The site of the old farmhouse in which she died is In the same vicinity, and it is said the property is soon to be sold at ancUon. The Government ought to boy it, and make of it a national shrine. "Charles II. Williams,, of Ooncinnati, cashier of the Bee linen freight office, who mysteriously dis appeared a week ago was shori in his accounts, it is charged, with the Ere Company to the amount Of nearly $5,000." Poor fellow 1 JIIs oocdition is deplorable. Ha -did not take enough to admit him fo first circles in the American Cana dian colon v. After much discussion it has been decided that a swallow-tail oat Is not absolutely requisite to admission to the Inauguration Ball. This is well. When it comes to pats that nn American citizen cannot be admitted to a National fete with out diking himself out in a fork-tail the final decay of the Republic will be imminent. Macon, (Ga.) Tele graph. A Philadelphia special to the New York World says, "one of the most interesting incidents of the inauguration day celebration will be the initiation into the Grand Army of the Republio of ti Speaker Samuel J. Randall, who will be mus tered in under the most flattering circumstances that ever surround ed the entrance of a recruit into the order." Say it over again, and say it slow. Here is the traditional flea, "Put your finger on him, and he is not there." LOCAL NEWS. The city council rill be in session to- night. Cotton brought ten cents at the Fr- ohange yesterday. Good morning, Sheriff Lane; how aia you, Treasurer Daniels. Lets give Simmons a grand reception when he returns from Washington. At last New Berne is to have a publo build lug. Thanks to Simmons and Ransom. The dwelling on Hancock street naxt to L. n. Cutler will be sold at auotion at the court house today at 12 o'olock. ' Simmons will not be allowed to nut oak when he returns home. Ills career of usefulness to his fellow-citizens has jt begun. We regret to bear of the illness of Mr. Isaao Patterson. He has held the position of county treasurer for the peak wo years and made a faithful, honest officer. Cottage prayer meeting at 8 o'clock tonight aj the house of Mr. Eliaha Odum, on Pollock stree t opposite lira. Jno. O. Gardner's, under the auspioious of the Y. M. 0. A For the first time In a quarter of a century, a sound Democrat was sworn ia aa Sheriff of Craven county jester day. Ha ia net only a Democrat but a gentleman of the highest type Of Chris tian integrity and honor. "Skipped by the Light of the Moon," a very humorous play,, will be at the theatre next Thursday night and will be the last of the season. - Tickets wUn be put on sale Wednesday 'morning at 9 o'oloek at Bellls. .:'T'kJ, ! About the time General Harrison was being inaugurated as President of the United States yesterdayWm. if. Lane was being aworn as Bheriit of Craven county, and Thoe. Daniels at treasurer. As to personal honor and integrity the two last named are the equals of the first end the people of Craven county are more interested directly in them than the former. Premiums to be Paid. The premiums awarded by the judges at the Fair will be forwarded to whom they were awarded in a few days. We are -requested by the Presi dent of the Association to make this annoucement. ' "' t sumaxo from a very severe cold is my bead for months and need every thing recommended, bat coma get no relief. - Was advised to use Ely 'a Cream Balm, It has worked tike maglo in its care. I am free from my cold after using the Balm on week, and I believe it is the beat remedy known. ' Feelina grateful for what It has dona for me 1 send tcis testimonial. Samuel J. Ear ris, Wh-rfeaale Grocer, 11) Front street New York. : " i.---" . Ely's Cream Balm u worth its weight in gold aa a cure for catarrh. One bot tle cured me. S. A. Lovell, Franklin Pa. '..-'; ,v.,,.. roa anocosrs RAJT80X. AND A Public Building far Yew Berne. Bill Passed BetaUMses aid Signed j the Prtaideat. The following talegraate reoeived 8anday nigat sad Monday morning have caaaed general rejeking in thia eityi WASHMOTOI, D. C . March 8, 1888. 8. NcinR-Publio buUdins bill passed both Bcoaee taday. F. M. Simmon. WumimqtOH. D. a. March 8. 1889. H. 8. Ncmir: President signed public bnik lag bULv Oreat oredit dne Senator naotn. - r. 11. oiHJtoaa. Now we) understand why F. M. Sim mons and Senator Ransom were not at our Fair. Mr. Simmons was not in Washington wailing away the oloaing days of the ion in eaae and pleasure, bat was etching the internets of hie constitu ents np to the very last moment. We know that it would have been a great pleasure to kirn to have been at oar Eair, but he denied himself this pleas ure because he had promised himself that he would secure this appropriation tor New Berne if it was within the power of man to do it, and in order to do it he had to be at his post every minute the House was in session. No member of Congress, fromjhi or any I other State, has ever been more diligent and attentive to the demands of his constituents than has F. M. Simmons. He has given his district a large in crease of postofflces and mail facilitiee; he hae secured the consideration, and in many instances the pavmsnt. of a large number of private claims without regard to party or color; be has secured an appropriation of $20,000 for a road from this city to the national cemetery , and the work has already begun ; be introduced the bill, which paased both Houses, and is a law, appropriating 175,000 to build a new revenue cutter for the Pamlioo district, and now, not- ithstaading his defeat, by the bull- dezlng process which was carried al most beyond endurance, in the last lection, he has worked with the same earneetnesa and teal that characterized hia efforts in the first session of his term, and the reeult is an appropriation for a publio building for New Berne. But Simmons is no longer our Representa tive. His term expired yesterday. Ignorance, prejudice and blind partisan paesion defeated him. But the people of hia district owe him a debt of grati tude and It will Be right and proper for the people of New Berne to manifest their appreciation of his services by giving him a hearty and rousing re ception on his arrival home. But Simmons eould not have aocom pliahed what he has without the aid of Senator Ransom in tha Senate. Im mediately after the election the Jour sal took a stand for the return of Senator Ransom to the Senate. We knew there was oppoeitioa, strong op position in some loealtiee, but after considering the matter calmly It was the honest judgment of the JotjikaL that Senator Ransom could better serve North Carolina , for the next six years than any man the General Assembly csuld possibly elect to succeed him, and we are mere than satisfied that we were correct in that opinion. When the Senator comes thia way again the people will show him that theappre elate hia efforts in their behalf. All honor to Simmons and Ransom. County Commissioners' Proceedings. A regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Craven oounry was held on Monday, March 4th. Present Jas. A. Bryan, J. A. Meadows, Daniel Lane and E. W. Smallwood, Thos. Daniels presented his bonds as treasurer of Craven county which, after due siamination were unanimously ac cepted, and ne.wu qualified accoiding to law. ' W. B. Lane ' presented his bonds as sheriff of Craven county which, after due examination, were unanimously accepted, and he was qualified accord log to law. The clerk of tha board was instructed to netify E. W. Carpenter, C. & C, to make a requisition at this session of the board for all necessary stationery required for the nee of his office for the next six months, and the Register of Deeds be served with a like notice. ' The valuation of the property of SUvy Wnitford in the aity of New Berne was reduced front $250 to $135 on account of error in the list of 1888, Board lad joaraei to 19 o'olock Tnss- AW, milM yur. -fc-r-.-i vj-v - 1ff.A ivtVtLX AB HBCBSBTTT For rich arid poor-wha wlsli. ,tt snjoy good nealtn, ana wne do not win to resort to bitter, nauseous liver medi. nines and cathartics, is the '. concen trated California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Hs , ;, ' -. -. ; ; B. N. Dully, Agent, New Berne, N.C. .v -' .- ; feb8 dw4w i , V-;- r. - ' HTJBJL1H Snipping News. The steamer Vesper of the E C D. line tailed yesterday afternoon with full cargo of cotton, lumber and general freights. The Anne cf ihi Une will eail tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. The steamer Tahom a arrived yeatrr- d ay afternoon and will eaU at T 30 to morrow morning Peraonai. L. J. Moore, Esq . left for Heaufort last night on professional tu oe8. Major A. Gordon of Egyit farm, and J. B. Uardner, Es.j , uf Maple i v press, were in the city yanterduy. Messrs. J4. Kedmon.l uuj Chas. Reisenttein are ctf on a trip to Balti more and Philadelphia, an 1 probably took in the inauguration. Mr. Q. F. M. Datl i off for Norfolk and Baltimore, and perhapi the inaugu ration ball. The Laughing Event cf the Season. Manager Grtten is dfUrminrd tbat his patrons sball have no cauee of com plaint at the quality of the entertain ments he is ( fferiDK them during the present season and on tiext Thursday evening the famous "'Skipped by the Light of the Moon'' will he pr.srntd by Fowler and Watmiugton's original company. Ihe troupe is a talented one and will undoubtedly plense th most xacting of play gorr. and as for the play itself, aJI who have rer seen it ill unite in saying that its production ere will constitute the uuhuig evwot of the season Tim is w hnt the Clncauo Herald says 'Skipped by the Light of the Moon' is an extravaganza which depends for ts humor upon tne cleverness of the players. The bouse was not only crowded, but several huod reds of peo ple ware turned away because there was neither seats nor standing room Taking only into consideration the mirth provoking and Inughter produr ing situations, this may be said to be the most laughable, we might more properly say aide splitting play we have seen in many seasons, and the amusement seekers who fail to see Skipped by the Light of the Moon' ill miss more fun than they will be able to derive from any other source in a long time." Medical men often puzle themselves over the largo sale tbat Ur Hull's Haby syrup enjoys, its great popularity is due only to the excellent qualities pos sessed by this household medicine. 25o If you want to feel well and lively use Laxador. All druggists keep it. Price only 25 centa. Kinston Items. Ma Cbauncey Oray has very greatly enlarged his stock of dry goods and groceries. Mr. Jno. L. Hay has received orders for his safes from Richmond, Vs. This infant industry here is growing to be youth. May we not hope to Bee it full grown before long r Some days ago two or three of our best citizens had a conference in regard to the interests of our seotion of coun try, which resulted in the call for a meeting of our people at the opera house. Un Friday night last this meet ing was held. There was a large at tendance of business men. A tempo rary organization was effected by call ing Mr. N.J. House, jr., to the cbair Mr. J.F. Taylor was elected temporary secretary. At the request of the chairman. Mr B. W.Canady explained the object of the meeting and bow it came tbat this meeting was called. He was followed by Mr. L. Harvey in the same line. Mr QeorgS Rountree, in a somewhat more extended speech, opened out what be considered the objects, aims and purpo ses of the proposed organization with some reference to detail. His words were wise, timely and judicious. Dr. H. D. Harper also add rested the meeting and read an article from newspaper, detailing one of the means by which manufactories could be read ily started. This was very interesting and suggestive. Dr. H. never speaks in vain. Bev. I. Harding added his endorse ment of tha views expressed by the speakers, and urged that employment should be afforded the many young people in our community who are now so evidently in need or it. The object of the meeting, as set forth by the several speakers, were to get on foot means and arrangements which may result in the building of factories and opening to the world tne advan tages of our section as a place for bust nees men. And, in order to make beginning in this direction, it was thought best to organize a body to be called a Chamber of Commerce or some suoh title. To accomplish this object, on motion, a committee was appointed by the chair, to report next Friday night, to wit: George Kountree, Harvey. B. W, Canady, Dr. H. O. Hy att. . F. cox. On motion of Mr, L. Harvey the Free Press was requested to publish proceed ings of this meeting and citizens gener ally Invited to attend. . fl It Stands Alone. There are many blood medicines ad vertised, bat only one that ia backed np by its manufacturers, with a certificate lor guarantee, v and that one is ur Pierce s Uolden Medioal Discovery which is warranted to benefit or eure in all diseases for -which it is reoom mendsd, or money paid for it will be promptly refunded. It cores nil akin, scalp and scrofulous affections,' sores swellings salt-rheum, tetter and kin dred ailments. v , - - s A Crasy Seminole sa the War Path. Jacksdntiixk, Fla., March I, News has joe reached here from Okeechobee of a bloody affray among the Seminole 1 Indiana la the EvergUdee- JimYewog.j a buck, went crasy, and with a Win through oamp and settlement He rlret I sent a bullet through the brain of! Waukee Micoo," chief of the Miaou. illtng him instantly. He next killed Old Tiger. "Young Tiger," son of Old Tiger," and probably the hneat Seminole living, physically, step ped out of hie wigwam just in time to see hia father drop to the ground a corpse, and with a blood urdling war-whoop he sprang on ths maniac and a hand to hand fight for poeeeeaion of the rifle followed. Tiger aa the superior in strength, bat was at tha wrong end of the gun, and before he could wreet it from hie antagonist he was shot dead. The maniac then illed two papooses of his sister, and attacked bucks, squaws and children ndiecriminately. He was finally cor nered and shot dead by "Billy," an other Seminole. In less than half an hour eight Indians were killed Persons wishing to improve their i emories or strengthen their power of attention should send to Prof. Loisette. 237 Fifth Ave , N. Y., for his prmpeo s poet free, aa advertised in another oolumn. m5 dw4t NOTICE. 1 ti uruler.tgnt? J, It Ituiiell lia iieiiitlfd us MminittriUor Willi ' Hie f Allen Joiaa, and hetetiv a oiicej ttiatt tie require all pfmous tiitai Alum auttviniu toe estate or the a.tul A . n. anfM t pifiBent them to ibe -t ) v U(WM1 dull authenticated, for on v men i before the Mh day of March, iwh, r ii ts not ie will te pleaded In tmr of r ? r i'vti-ons indebted lo Ihe estate re n i HtM ate iniinedlate payment. aflw K . Kl HSKLL, A dm 1 n i-t t m i . . - For Rent, A House on East Front street, i.m laming five rooms and kucheo Apjilv to mailld-'w J AH. M HOWAKM THE AMERICAN RATERFIAL CIRCLE. The Acme of Insurance Ooat of Tolicy, 55 25. Annual dues, 84. CM). Assessments, $3.50. 825 per week during disability 8200 paid after three years. 8300 paid after Bve years. The bal ance of 81, 000, less 6 per cent Interest on amounts previously drawn, paid at zpiration of seven years. S500 paid in event of permanent dis- abilitv or death after three years. 81,000 paid in event of death after Sve years. Eighty-three applications taken in New Berne in about a month, among horn are many of the best business men of this city. Males and females between the age of 16 and 60. W. B. BOYD, mar3 dwtf Agent. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OK THE National Bank of New Berne, At New Berne, in the State of North Carolina, at the close of business, February 26. 1889. RESOURCES. Loana and discounts - -8188,613.55 Overdrafts, secured and un secured .... 3,075.49 2.-, 000. 00 50,109.58 U. S. Bonds to secure circu lation, .... Other stocks, bonds and mort- eaires Due from approved reserve agents - 25.29T.38 Due from other National Banks - 42,035.61 Due from State Banks and bankers 12,901.65 Real estate, furniture, and fixtures - 15,699.00 2.817.18 Current expenses and taxes paid .... Checks and other cash items Bills of other Banks Fractional paper currency 2,815 00 5,030.00 215 28 nickels, and cents Specie 15,697.00 52,858.00 Legal tender notes Redemption fund with U. S Treasurer (o per cent or cir culation) 1.125.00 Total 5437,288.72 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 5100,000.00 70,000.00 Surplus fund Undivided profits 15,808.90 National Bank notes out standing 22, 1 00 .00 155,108.27 M.392.75 7,833.06 Individual deposits subject to check - Time certificates of deposit Cashier's checks outstanding Due to other National Banks Due to State Banks and 3,454.74 bankers .... 8.192.00 Total, $437,283.72 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ) UOTJHTT OF URAVKX, ) I, O. H. Roberts, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement la true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Q. H. Roberts, Cashier. Subscribed and aworn to before me this 24 day of March, 1889. . J. R. B. CaBJUWaY, N. P Correct Attest: Jikes A. Brtiii, , "I Ota Alixn, I n; Directors, . vy AHtiinuTun xKian( i . L. H, CCTLXKj ' ) r I 100 Barrels Potatoes, Genuine EARLY ROSE SEED " Maine Stock," For sale by W1I"I. ti;o .l. I'ltrw. A I Ll NK. h Boraxine. The best Washing Compound ever offered for sale iu this City. A Fremiuni wilt every Bex, Try It. J. F. TAYLOR, w lit '.ni (iiui r ll'I'l 1 -I'l;t KT. j III. Uif For Sale, I'lie K .riv Ui.nsU,e l'.arcin,;t.-n rVrry with l...iiit l.unl r.-,l acrro of land, and all Hit. t-.t. villus and appurtensnrfH tltt-nnni,) beliintinK'. 1-iir furlht'r mf rniatio i apply to 1'- A UREKN al Haiiking lion,, of (,rPP yoy A , ,, m 1 d .t w ; . J. E. SMITH, figt., l'KAl Kl: IN Mens. Boys and Children's Clothing. Boy 'h Clothintf. ?; M i:p. Mt-n's, ?:l TO up. AIho, a full line t,f BOOTS AND SHOES Women 'h SI,,,-, " u, Alsiafull ine of Call and seo tin in marldwtf Tothe VholesaleTrade SeltH-t your SHOES from a naif Mil- ion Hollar stork and SA K TWENTY- n F. PER CENT. J r. ives New Berne, N C, Miiniifacturern' Agent. 8" Ht.ile Agenry fur Colgan's I.ubri- eating Balls. feb23dwlm F- 'It IlFNEFIT M J HNK LDUK. NEW BERNE THEATRE. Tdr IiI'dekt Lai un ur the Skabon. Thursday,March 7th. Fowler & WarmiDgton's Co. In their New and Revision Version of the play that has made all America laugh, By the Light of the Moon ! Introducing New Features, New 8pt cialties and all New Music, with Wm. Blaidell. Jr. (im Fraakel. tli as. 4. Hagan, Sdllie (ohen, and a brilliant Coterie of Comedian;. Funnier than ever before. Seats secured in advance at Bell's Jewelry Store. Reserved seats, 75c. i general admission, 50c; gallery, 25o. Steamer Vanceboro Leaves Vanceboro evprv Mondar anH Thnn . day morning at tight ..'rlock for New Bernr. loooning at all prinnpni p,nu. nemrniug, leave .New Hprrj for Vanee roro every I'neiklay and Fritlay mornine at Nine o'clock. All freiehta for shipment ran he utored at tbe Wureuouae of the i lyde B. a ('o. Mall times. feb27 dwtf j.m. Ipock. Mana(er. CIGARS F0RSALE AT COST. Having purchased a 'large itockof Cigars, and the demand for aatnit hatnv email. I now offer to the nm-nhnt CIQARS AT COST until toy stockr ia reduced. Cash on delivery. ., 0? Banliersh Do ft General Banking buslneaalT Bankini business;: Middle Street, fonrth door below Hotel . Albert, : "- tsldwly WKW BERNE, jr. c.
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