North Carolina Newspapers

1 1 ; ' ' . - - -t L. VII.--NO. 310 NEW TJERNEiNi" C FRIDAY. MARCH 29. 1880. PRICE 5 CENTS I II A s , T ' - r . . c u m mm I am I mm I aasasaasrsaak n I" i.i..j LOCALS.' . '' : :iGO tZt? cf th tet quality V r ei at my stall on Saturday u aj. - . CUiS. L. KCUOS. 1 MilLY MEAT CUTTER3 at " '" t , Oko. Aixis & Co. I U S 2 M ILK at 0 oems per quart, and X Cieaiu et43ceata cmm obtained If iu Mi J. W. lloors, or th "Fur wa-on. st short noUc. r , v.. 'pyPE WBITWO, for WRaT doc. 1 menu, or for any ether purpcee, don oq short uotic and on reasonable terms. W.T. DUX. - mitil . South Front Bireok" IT" LOWERS for decorations, boqaets. Urge nd small, or floral designs (or any purpose furnished on short - nouo by leaving order who Bam. Radcha on Middle street. ... m2 tf ... . ,,-j. . FOB SALE Cow wfih young calf. 8Itf ; ; W, P. BCRBCS A CO. - N TOPTJLAH. BOOKS FOR SALE. See X list on fourth page of JouBiui.. On ' book. 50; 8, M; , tt.50; . S3 50; IS, 20 tf ; . NCM4 KCKa. IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND ; X UOLLAKP UlN, Just reoaiv and - for aala by - BiDJtoitn.- FERTILIZER3 for Truckers and for Cotton Plantar, at - '. 'V f, , J, j Gw?. Aixca ft Co.; ... JAME3 REDMOSD, WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER, baa jurt. re ceived a food assortment of Native . Wioes and Brandies, and also some of ' the famous California , Win known as the "Angelica,." mad from th famous and delicious Anielic Orape. ; Tbia " Grape ia only successfully eultiraUd in th Southern part of California; it ia a . very delicate frape And reauire cer- taia oondltiona of climate to bring it to excellence, whtoh oondltioo at Only met in that paradise of the United .Butes, Bis nstir North Carolina Wine and Brand lea from th vintage v of Qarrtl & Co. and J. Wharton Green .are of very superior quality and are very pur. . feS lm " , "IJLOUQHS, Cultivator and Harrow X at very low price. K,tf ' ; v,., Geo. Auxv ft Co.- J" USC RECEIVED Anothar lot of GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY - for sal by 1 Jambs Rkdmsnd. ONEThonsand Rolla, Wall Paper at vary low prioea. ' j,--A. Qto. Atua ft Co. JJURB WINES AND LIQUORS for x Msdtolnal and other nee for sale - hT . ; - 1 Jakm Rkpmomo. f . -., ; -i ; . -'.s , 1 i i , TH3 . oODStraotioH of a new v Presidential Mansion, place of .; the present White House, ' la being ; v' ag1taUdf:S:-V -a .L , , i ; Nohces " hare . been posted in , various railing"; mills in Pennsjl vania that the price of wages of employes will be redaced on and 1 after April 1st. . T Paris, Maroh 2LTbe Oaabois sajs Geo, Bonlanger is suffering from the opening of an old wound and has been compelled to resort . to the use of morphine. V - ' : r President Baerison , wants ' two days of rest from the office . eeekers Sunday to attend church, and ' Monday , td transact; ft little - public business. Philadelphia . TimesP'l rlfAVAL officers generallyparo making efforts to ; secure. assign tnentsto the.new genboat York town.l She will probably be com. tuaaed by Commander Chad wick. Wilmington btar. C' r; V - The days are steadily growing longer especially for the visiting brethren wno come to Washington two or three weeks ago expecting to leave the next -day with appoint ments in their pockets.-rPost- Ban's cotton review of the L'"th says: Futures opened; rather fr-Ton strong Liverpool report, ' 1 -'came very doll, and after 11 t-ere was decline with dull t' ia sympathy with depres 1 1 1 Csaacial circles aggregated ' - " ; tir Taria rumors. " - a tor Quay aad Tostmaster I 'Tsrr-r.sjr have "locked : c.er tie PL"aio'phia post :ir. J;la Tk'U is the i f tie r-"rciry for poctoas- 1 r V cf Ercthcr'.Love, l 'z:;t cr."3 Iosd!y fcr Ar:;:':t-::t.-'. T iiv'lacst, 3 ci tn r !."'') ia t;i ' ' -' r I Ths Grand Central wareboaxe is Chicago was barotd to the ground yesterday morning, causing- a loes of 11,500,000. ; It vu govern. ment bonded warehouse, and 90 uer cent of its contenta were teas audcoffjea in bond for' import daty.WHmiBgtoB Star, v . r-1 "Thus far the editors seem to be in better, favor with the admin istration , than the spellbounder. Ia truth, editors address vastly larger audiences than orators do, and they address them after cam pains are over and in off years when the voice of the spellbinder is not heard In the land." 'Chief Chitochtja and fifteen frarriora,; apparently tired of sub sisting on government rations and prefeniog - the cnteide chances offered by an early spring, are reported on the war-path near San Carlos agency,- Arizona, and may eause considerable trouble before they are corraled again." - csaasEBBeaaBMBB Another crisis in France. The disorders of the French Govern- ment have become chronic Every time the political barometer falls there is a serious crisis. This con dition cannot last long. The gov ernment must give immediate evidence of its ability to stand the storms of popular feeling or quickly give place to another. Speaking of woman suffrage, the Washington Post says: "Yet the women are zealous workers, as well as patieit waiters, and no reverse seems to discourage their endeavors or extinguish their hopes. They are as fond of the agitation apparently as ever they were, though the goal for which they strive is still too remote for the intervening distance to be measured." LOCAL NEWS. HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 8. Fulohib Tax notice, C Niuboh Chicago beef. JouasAt Omci Honey to loan. W. P. Borates -Annual meeting. Dr. A. Fblds Pby aloiaa and surgeon Th steamer Howard will mak a trip to Pollokavlll Saturday March 10th and return. Th city tax collector publishes de linquent list today. Se if your tame ii on it and get If off. The Board of Trustees of New Bern Academy will meet at th offlo of th President thia afternoon at 4 o'clock. Tb angling season has began. Mr. J. J. Wolf enden brought In a pretty bunch of Chinquapin perch yesterday. ''. Tho draw ia Trent rivr bride baa been completed and th steamer Howard and trains on the A. ft N. C. B. hav r- samtd schedule. ; ;V - W are informed that the usual depre dations on the cemetery lota, mor or less engaged in every spring by flower thieves,, hav begun in Cedar Grove. The sexton must keep a sharp ay on them and bring them to justice. To B Publiahed, 4v.-K.r':;, r,Th tberiff will publieb7 tn dslln- quant tax liat in a f w days.. Thoae who do not want their nam to appear on the list had batter psy before the 5th Peraonal. fsi i K S r 't John W 31 ill, Esq., of Onalow, Is In th eltyvn-.';.:."'- . Bev.r Mr. Lev of Pamlico, arrived yesterday evening en. rout for , th Union Meeting of th Atlantio BaptUt Association, - . - - - f Mr. and Mrs. Boyd hav; vturnd from a yiait to Goldsboro. V .! i - The last new received hero from Mrs. O. H. Gunlon waa that aha is Improving. Mrs. Frank Pittmau of. Bell V Ferry, ia visiting in the city, stopping with Mrs. Joe Nelson. : fiV4r;- 5--. t Mr, and Mrs. C. R. Thomas of Beau. fort, are in th city on a visit to friends and relative. .-- ' a E. L, Francks, Jr., Esq., of Onslow, is in tbs city. - ' t - tub pehfectiot Of the ia the medical line is the lmii fruit remedy, fyrup cf " Ti nannfartarf l ct.'y ty the CiKforwa I '-t tfrpp Company, t an Frricisfo, C -i. It 14 eTfenbia to the t r.o fl'i to t i --mart), harmleos ia i' r V i Jtt f ; t s-i tb.r -jt., IT. C. l;W Wtar ith Knf. - r ' Am amendment to th ohartar of th city of Nw Barn ooa earning the fir dspertmcnt and atreeta passed th last Qaneral Assembly, and, w ar eredlbry informed, waa ratid and enrol led, bat has never found ita way Into th offlo of th Secretary of Stat. . Th enrolling clerk kept a book ia hich a noord of vry bill and its number waa entered and it with th bill ware takes to th Secretary f 8ut who tciptd to th clerk ia this book for aU blue roivd by him. It seems that thia bUl, that ia it titla and aumber, was entered on this book by th nrolling clerk, but when th book was taken to th Secretary of Stat th bill itaeU could not b found. W hav not heard from th Mtrolling olsrk and know sot what explanation ae haa to make ef th mat tar, but w hav been informed that a member of the General Aassmbly says h took it Of ooura b was only jesting and did not know that tb bill really had been ttoUn. But who did steal it? Thia is the erioua queetion for th people of North Carolina to consider. Th en rolling clerk ought to b called on for all the light h eaa throw on tb subject and th thief ought to b caught if poa- aible; or if th word thief is too strong, then th man who suppressed th bill ought to be arralnged for the offano. Th merit of th bill itself ia not considered here. No matter whether it waa a bad bill or a good bill, ita sup pression is a aerioua offenoe which, if tolerated, mav lead to greater danger in the future. Let the enrolling clerk be called upon to explain. Jurora for TJ. 8. Court. Tb following jurors have been drawn for ft spring term of th U. S. District Court which envne in New Berne on th 29d of April. Jurors ar not re quired to be present until the ?5d of April: Wayne county, E. G. Copelsnd, John F. Dobson, Joseph Hollowell, Georg CogdU, Robert Kornegay, F. A. Sim mons and Benjamin Barn. Pitt county, Wylie Whitehead , Coun cil Dawson, Robt. O. McCotter and 8. W. Quinnerly. Craven oounty, B. B. LaneT N. 8. Riohardson, R. D. Hanoock, E. H. Anderson, E. W. Small wood, Chu. B. Stubba, Georg Grn, Jr., Wo. T. Thompson, W. F. Rotintr, A. R. Dsn nlson and Jtss Brooks (colored.) Jones oounty, H H. Parker (ool.), H W. Williams (ool.), Chaa. H. Foy and John Marcer. Lenoir county, John Field, Jr., Elias Jackson (ool.), Hnry Archbell, F. fi. Fields, B. M. Abbott (dead). W. C. Fields, J. M. Wooten. Hyd county, W. A. Baum. Beaufort oounty. B. W. Walling, Hugh Son, Walter Clark, 8. 8mallwood and John D. dark. Pamlico aounty, Robt P. Midyott and Asa Wbltoomb, Greene , eounty, J no. D. Grimsley, Qulnny Dunn (col.), James Newell and W. A, Dardan. Onflow county, Joan Oilman. Wilaon oounty, Charles Battle (ool). Nash county, B. F. Tillery. Edgeoomb oounty, H. B. Bryan. Carteret oounty, Marion S. Webb. Found Dead fat the Rivtr. The dsad body of an unknown oolortd man was found floating in Trent river yesterday just ' below th railroad bridge. The kpr of th bridge dis covered the body r tied It to tb bridge and lent for Coroner Oden. - .The Coro ner summoned a jury and after exami nation agreed upon a verdict that th man came to hi death ' by blows from th hands of torn unknown person. The neck-bone was broken and th body Urrlbly bruised in several place. The . man was U judged to be about twanty-flvojer thirty yrt old and was supposed to hav been dsad about one month. ; He coulS not be idntifld by any one:..-, t'. -ti !;. It la possible that he i the same man who was knocked off a wood beat om two, or time .weak' ago several miles below the city, but parties who saW th body ay not. r; V" 1-" . The body waa tomd over to the county undertaker for burial. T. Snipping; Krws. '.f ; The steamer Vesper of" the E. C. D, line arrived yesterday . with full cargo, and will sail this afternoon at 4 o'clock The steamer Anni of this line wilt ar rive tomorrowi--';' - Th steamer Manteo of the O. D. line will tail t&U morning for Norfolk at o'clock. ' Ac ' rV?-r,Bt'roi is au inflammation -' '. r-rkf i br riUi beat and V. ;:ii thets t-' ptome apply ffti c.i. t e gTs run-cur, at 1 . i i r-r.. at .9. '. z i i ) i -' --9 cf a man aa il.l 1 1 a hacking cmgh ' kn cot' 1 - R.-.;?y be cured . SORTaCASOLlXAhEWS. From U State Papers. Wilmington Stat : The apportionment Of th acboot fund for Ntw Hanover oounty tfck year u f 1 50 for aoh child of school age. Shelby New Era: ThU last etcap mak eight prisoners that hav got tea ufof jati within th lt month. Tare whit men, P. A. Covid, Jot Towry and Henry Guntr. made then eaoap from the Shvibr Jul last atur day aftarnooD between half st three and half past six. Twia-Ctty Dilr Js. W. A.bnbt, of Greensboro, has been appointed Sine Agent of the U. S. Dvpanment o( Agri; culture, taking the pUcvof P P. Duffy, of this tiiy, who held tb&t position under Mr. Cleveland's aJannmrauon. Mr. Albright is an unclo of CooKremt maa Brower. Mr. Dully, i the tirst Democrat in this State to walk the plank under the new ttilmiuutiation. Stanley Observer: Mr. M. Blalock.of Norwood, is, we b)uvia, ihe largeet farmer in Stanly county, tie runs a fore of twelve pk)a. uLd will ibi spring cultivate about 300 aciee in corn and cotton. Last wt(-k there was quits a mad dog ecare ia ih neighbor hood of the Penninum milln A hog and several dogs eu Uiun ti? the rabid animal. It is No reported that Mr. Travis Rusxrll wan u!o t u eo at the same time by tb - tame do Durham Plant: WnmueJ nuuic crka ago that Uarbam w n rii.c nrl J for a live revenue oitU'er. Iho seiiartu of the blockade team 8ucday ni'irtiitj bears us out m that asftu iD Thi however, did not exhaust thei(iportuci ties. Much more may bo done along this line. Judge Hvnum says our court house is the beet arraogiv nd handsomest on he has beeo in in the State. He hasn't been to New Berne Ed. Journal ) Wilmington Review: The board of directors of the Wilmington and W ei don Railroad Company have authorized the payment of three and a half per oent. interest on certificates of indebted nees of the Company; payable at the treasurer's office in this city on and after the 1st of April. They say that the prospects of the truckers and farmers on the coast were never better than tbey now are. With continued good seasons some of them will have a bonanza. The hail did not touch them Elisabeth City Economist: The Dis mal Swamp Canal was sold to a North ern Company some weeks ago and the sale was confirmed on Haturday. The price to be paid for it is $85,000, and the ork ef improvements will commence at an early day . The sensational case in our court last week waa State vs Stegar for attempted argon. Ilia case was submitted upon a plea of guilty by hi counsel, J. II. Sawyer, in a abort, tasteful and touching speech, and upon proof to the Judge of bis age and past criminal oonduct he waa sentenced to the penitentiary for seven years. Murphy Bulletin: The brush fires on the mountains for the past week have bean quite extensive. These fires at eventide present a beautiful sight, and iaone which never tire of looking at. 8everal hogsand cats which showed every evidence or being auected with hydrophobia, were killed at Valleytown a few days ago. Some days previous to this some of the hogs were known to have been bitten by a rabid dog. The preliminary work that is being done on the Chattanooga, Cleveland and Murphy Railroad in this county is progressing finely, and it wouldn't surprise us to see from 1,000 to 1,500 mtn at work on thia road in less than 09 days. Sanford Express: There have been several ear loads of corn shipped here this season. The Alliance men and others hauling it away remind us of the people going into Egypt after corn in olden times. In the Methodist church in Carthage on Thursday evening, by Rav. 8. D. Adams assisted by Rev. A R. Shaw, Mr. T. B. Tyson, jr , and Miss Nannie M. Phillips, daughter of the late Rev. B. C. Phillips of the N. C. Confer- ene, were happily married. Will. Minter. ool., who escaped from a squad of convicts workiog on a railroad in Martin oounty, haa again made his ap pearance In this county. He is sup posed to have entered Rev. George Un- derwcod s house in Jonesboro to wnship last Sunday. Th bouse was entered and clothing was stolen while the fam ily was away. The farmers in the Lick Creek community have loaded their guna with buck shot and this desperate character will be summarily dealt with when he ia caught lurking around. Nws and Observer: A private tele gram received here yesterday evening from a party ia Washington stated that Mr. Nichols waa la the lead in the con test for the public printing, and that his friends expect nim to win The new lr appointed justioes of th peace are requested to present themselves at their earliaat convenience before the clerks of court ' and be sworn into office. The tim allowed ia sixty days from March first. Th matter should receive at untioa m good time. Several car loads of negroes from the east passed through here yesterday. en route to Mississippi. Another case against Cross and Whit will com up in Wake Superior Court on next Saturday. . The charge in this : case are those of falsa pretenses. This case is on Of tb last brought in by the grand jury. Messrs Alfred' WHiiamt Jo have in preef "Seventh North Carolina Digest." by Judge Aug. 8. Seymour. of the Federal Court- Th volume will comprise sotn 800 page, and will contain a careful digest of alt th case In th North Caro lina Saprom Court Reports from vol erne 80 to 100. The profession will re ceive regular announcement in a few days. Adjutant General Jame D. Glenn states that th time set for ths -annual encampment to begin at Wrightaville this year is Tuesday, July 9.Q. it wilt continue ten daya, private letter received by. a party ia tbia city gives the lad intelligence of tb. death by burning: of the little daughter oi th Kv. Mr. Boee, who was fofUMriy Episcopal minitr at Ox ford, and who waa well kaowa in this Stat. H went froan there to Birming ham , Ala. , about eighteen months ago. The Truck Outlook. We t th following information from th Wilmington Star: Th early potato Crop ia th country around Wtlaauagtoa ha bta seriously injured ty eoeuaoed wet weather. One trucker iports that L has els van acres "totally ruined," aad other report more or less damage. Th prospect for other "truck" may be good, aad for po tatoes va, if on well drained laada. Charleston truckers say that their cabbage crp ia fully twenty days be hind last year; but potato crops that are Dot ruined by the rain are fully twenty days ahead. Savannah truck growers, it is said, are disposed to try nsw markets this season, and will ahip fewer vegetables to New loik, Boston and Philadelphia which citie. except the few interior Georgia markets, have been getting the bulk of the vegetables grown in that section in past years They expect to ship to mor western cities, such as Pittsburg, and also to interior cities of Nsw York and Pennsylvania. ADVICB TO HOTIIKHi. MkS. WlNBLOW'b BocTHUiO 8YKVP should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for 'diar- hexa. Tweoty-flve oents a bottle. int. act lit; la riKi.i.-s Physician and Surgeon South Front St., near Craven, mr2911m NEW BERNE, N C AnnualMeeting. The Regular Yearly Meeting of Hni Line Company will be held in the office of W. I. Burrus A Co , April 5th, st 10 A VI. W. P. BURRl'S, mai29dtd Ser'y Money To Loan. Two Thousand Dollars in amounts from one hundred dollars up. at eikht per cent interest. For information ap ply to m29 3t JOURNAL OI'FIi K Wanted: 500 Raccoon Skins, 250 Muskrat Hklos, 100 Skunk Skins, 500 Fox Skins, 800 Otter Skins, 100 Mink Skins, 50 Opoesom Skins, 50 Bear Skins. 50 WildCat Skins. 50 House Cat Skins, 100 Rabbit Skins, 250 Deer Skins, 1000 Cattle Hides, 1000 Sheep Skins, 1000 Goat Skins, And also Tallow, Beeswax and Kuh Sounds. Highest market price paid for all the bove. If you don't believe it, try me. J. U. SMITH, mit 27 dwlm New Berne, N. C. DICKENS' WORKS. HOW TO OBTAIN THEM. Any subscriber to the Daily or Weekly oiiRNAL.vho haa paid one year in advance. will be entitled to 10 per cent discount on a set of 0HA.8. DICKONS' WOKKrt. Kor the money, this Is the best edition on tha mar ket. Compared with the cost of former, even recent days. It Is amasln bow the prlrrs of standard books are now rednped. This Is specially true of the works or Charles Dick ens, and toe most marvelonsly cheap edi tion of his works ever published Is unques tionably tne "Box eeuion, now isaaid iy John H Alden, the "Literary Revolution" publisher, New York, Chicago, and else waere. It Is printed In good, clear, laige- faoed nonpareil type (from .h same plates ADDIetoo's Popular Llorarv bdltlon. price per stt $10.00), donbie-colnmn paics, man auarto rorm, easy ror tne eve.ronve. tiled to handle, and Is handsomely bound In cloth, in elgnt volumes as follows: List of the Vols. Over 130 lllnstr'ni. Martin ChuEzlewtt. 5. David Copperfleld Barnaby Kudge. Christmas rttorles, fcdwln brood Mntnal Friend. Hard Times. Pictures f'm Italy. Bleak Rouse. Sketches by Bcz. . Nicholas Nlckleby. l ale or two cities. Uncom'c'l Traveler. , Dombey and Son. Old Curiosity Hhop Pickwick Papers, j Reprinted Pleeea. I American rvou s, Ure .t Expectations. 8. Little llnrrlt. Oliver Twlat. Price Per Vol. 45c Per Set $3.00 Size of volume 68 4 x 7 IM Inches: postage. ii ry man, n cents per volume. sample copies can be seen at this omce. Board. Board with or without rooms for four persons. Apply to MBS. JOBN WALKER, Johnson St., one door east Middle st. March 80th, 1889. dtf Truckers Heeding Genuine Early Hose Seed Potatoes. Maine Stock, for replanting ihekiCrop, can be supplied at lowest ntllPrice! by DiDicIi5 K:.?-.r:: - v.- MIDDLE STBlITi. '.r-:';-vj.::;,;;;y;;. For Bent, Dwelling oa northwest corner BUMcair and Nsuso streets, lately piea y sirs, w ina lev. Apply to m2S lw o.H. ROBERTS Attention, Farmers. We have on Laod aad can supply you at II UCK liuTTuM Thicks: Stonedll Cotton Piows, C'limiax Cotton Plows, Gem Cotton Plow, "CottOD KlD." Irou Age Cultivator. Cox Cotton PI. tn tern, Centennial oni Platit. is. Aud everything that n needed on the farm Give us a ti' WHITTY S GATES. So. Front New derii, N .in.! t I.Hfll !8. Pure Corn rVhiskey, FK"M Till-' M A INS I have on hand a lot of Pure Mountain Corn Whiskey and Alcohol for Medicinal pur noses. J. F. TAYLOR, N holes. i!c 1 1 H T t : jn'J3 d tf ! 1.1 ClllM't'I', mi;:-lt, BKKNL, N. C. To the Wholesale Trade Select your Silt ir fnm ii f Mil lion I MlUr stork mid s K TWFNTY' FlVK Vt.K KN i'. J 1 l.s New litTtie. N ('., M tiiufrti'iurern' Aent. Sute Agency for Colon's Lubri cating lulls frirtS dwlm HARDWARE. COOK STOVES, WIRE FENCING, SASH, D00KS AND BLINDS, PAINTS, OIL. ULASS AND PUTTY. LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER AND HAIR, And all Kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS At Bottom Prices! L. U. CUTLER. at w Middle Street, nkw iu:km n. v. Barrington S Baxter, MS1VK AliENTS FUR THE A. A. BATTLES' 52 50 CALF SHOE. EVERY PAIR YVAKItANTKD Also, a Full Line Ladies and Gents fcl.oes of other mak They sell the Cheap,-! and nt Line cf CLOTHING, HATS, DRY GOODS and NOTIONS ever offered to the trauinir nnhilc. mNOdwv CORN! CORN! CORN! 50,000 Bushels. F"ox- Sale BY Y. P. BURRUS & CO.. GENERAL fi ""T EX: COJttMISSION MERCHAKTS, ' ! AND GRAIN DEALERS, Market Dock, . itiW uuitSE, N. O. S3 Consign us your produce. J. E. SMITH, Agt., , DEALER IN Mens. Boys and Children's Clothing Boy's aothbs;, $U0 op. Men's, $3.C0' ,x v aiso, a fun linoof ; i , i BOOTS SiiroVSHOESX -WoMea's Sods 753.p Also i lalk ST Catt ftnd see them. ' i niarld W!3 ' ... ( i i t X 5U H'4