North Carolina Newspapers

-V. VOL. VIII.-NO. 20. " . NEW-BERNE. N, C WEDSFESD AY. APRIL 24. 1889. PRICE 5 CEN'XS. 1 I a x:j LOCUS. 1 :S ELACSEEUBY JUICE tor tavdicalBurpoeeaet : " - - I? tf jAim ElDMOMV , 1)LOUQnS, Cultivators and Bunii at ery low prices. . . S . . . , Geo. 4IXK3 Jt CXx DENTAL CHEWING-GUM Cleanses, Preserves aad Beautifies lb teeth and sweeten the breath. Loob mended by dentitta. J Sold by drugdsts and ooafeotioaere. Try it. , pidH. - - I7AMILT MEAT CUTTERS t - . ' i: - r , 0, AUJC5 Co. 1 T1TP03TR0 rRENCa BRANDY AND 1 HOLLAND GINjust received tad for ul by , Jama Rxpmjnd. 1 FERTILIZERS (or Trucker and for - Oottoa Planters, M ; - .a aio. aixis ft Co. JU3f MCEIYED-Another lot of OaRKETTTS COQNAO BRANDY for sale by i JiUB JtouoKD. - ONE Thousand Both Wall Paper at verj low prioeev ; . - . i .. Ga Atxur Jk Co. . PURB WINES AND LIQUORS for X Medicinal sad other uses lor sals by ' - Sum Redmohd. Oxxahoma UrU oat M a strict Ij Prohibition Territory. Yisy ranch to the credit of Col. Fred. D. Grant, he will take hla mother with bim to the Austrian "court. . -v . In New York, last Sanday, two hundred and twenty-men peraona .were Lmmereed in East rirer by paatora of Baptist churches. " A Mioeiqan firl, fourteen yeara - old, killed her father and mother with Bough on Eats, because she anted to join the cowboy show. ' Judging from the display of . temper among the Senators at Al 'bany during the last few days this has been indeed passion week. N. Y. World. ,. J'Ths huge conflagration in New Yerk Good Friday afternoon proves thai her big: buildings are not lire proof, and itbftt her big fires are waterproof." '. V On of the 'largest . Area ever known ja, Kew Yprk occurred In that city on last Friday, April 19th. Four million dollars will probably not more than cover the loss. . s- AT a meeting of the directors of the Tennessee, Coal, Iron and Bail road Company at Nashville, April 19th', two vacancies were filled by the election of ex-Senator Thos. 0. riatt andOol. Dan. Lamont, both ofNewYorlf. " ' , ' FntST Assistant Postmaster Gen eral Clarkaoa has purchased a span of hearse horses to draw" his" car riage. As the head executioner of the ' administration funeral ; trap pings are decidedly appropriate for him. Chicago News.'; 'Sehator.kl2ct t'Dlxon, ,-, of Jihodo Island, will be one of the youngest men in the United States ' Senate. ' He and Faulkner Eenna, Daniel. Spooner, Biggins and Wol cott have numbered not much more tbau forty years apieceV v ; H undeedS who pioneered to : Kansas 'are now 'i pionee'risg . to ' Oklahoma." If 'nadca itself wer truonnced to be ; open to settlers, f:. 1 En could :get there" without : ';'" , there tonti be' na lack f 2'otttitiistandino air thi " r" tv " t Qaay . used in the las c ; ' , Is decs not seem to hare f 1 a rf.ctly clean ladminis irs'Jcn, if tie cr.rrct-fiatf deaf and t::;k cf arrciic? "Calkins'of ".TaiLingtoa Territory," be cri t :ica.--Charlott3 Chronicle..; , We ara in receipt cf an in vita t ' i to altend tie closing exercises fr-sia Academy at Nahunt ".r .n:ray21st and 22d. Hr a cf till city Is to de f i cf c"rj-.:nieB :' ' j tl we have 1 -n 'rtsttca la ' 'T r" i isstrnctive aa to the condition of his health. We are' not surprised to learn this. The political oflce-seekers killed grandpapa Harrison -in, Just ens month. Grandson Benny has been - In . office half . month . longer. If ke dots not keep; better company, carry abont with him a better conscience and load a more regular life, there will "be danger of a funeralat the White House, be fore the first year of his term of offlce ixpires Wil mington Star. " 7" 7 ' LOCAIi NEWS i HXW. ADVERTISEMENTS. ; J. F. ClikkPm and bMA eratM.- - -,. i. i ii it iiu - 2 : Tb eabbsg crop is lookls weU.' The fonndatioa for Bllouoa w new dry kiln U laid and the work wUl be pnihed to completion. ' ; ... We commend the sidewalk In front of General Raneonrt retldenea to all owner of property and to tbv city authorities aa worthy of Imitatloa. " J "What are yon Indloted forT" naked a attorney of Jfoeea Cerr, ooL, y eater dey. "I'm 'dieted for 'waiting ool- ored man dat went baok on his race and woted the Confederate ticket" Considerable interest was manifested at the M. E. Church last night. There was no regular sermon, but talks from those among the audience instead. It was principally a meeting of praise or thanksgiving. Tonight it will be a meeting of consecration. A sprightly young widower ef Kin- ton, attending the dittriot court, was enquiring for gilt-edged paper yester day on which to drop a note asking permission to call and spend the even ing. Burwcll Caoady is requested not to take any notioe of this. In this Issue is s poem by Mrs. Pieroe who visited New BerSe with "M Quad" of the Detroit Free Press. It is dedi cated by the' writer to Messrs. Allen, Foy, Green, Nunn, Patterson, Bryan and Manly. While our critic in that line is out we will say the sentiment is good; that it is well written, and in all, good poetry. AIL those who hare hydrants should keep the front of their plaoes of business well sprinkled , but not enough to. cause slush. It would be wall if water eonld be extended all over the city, especially where there is most trafflo. The lime dust U verxApe and penetrating and believed to be' injurious to the eyes and damaging to the dry goods pat out for display. Shipping' KewaJ .- The steamer Annie ef the E. CD. line will sail at 4 o'olock this afternoon. The Vesper of this line will arrive tomor row.- ; ,' ' I The Tahoma will sail this morning al 7 o'clock. The First Box. ,. 44 A telegram from W, H, Lfpsoomb ft Co. of New York, r?wlved"estrday afternoon announced that She first box of peas shipped, from this.- city sold for Chattoka jriXu.: y The Improyementa at the above named mills, by D. Conaden ft Son are exten sive. The dry kiln, of brick, is com'' t . - J 1 ... . ' f ': ... - . . a brick, are new receiving the machinery which Will soon be placed. " The gang saw is also in position and, when evert' thing gets in readiness the hum of ma chinery at Chattoka wilt, arouse- any lazy marMhat visits the neighborhood. Large Shipment of Asparagus ! Over one thousand dollars worth of asparagus was seat frorn here yes"fer- aay oy tne morning train to f biladei phia and New York. 5Tw Berne sends some of the finest aspartgttr that goes to the Northern: markets and It" brln4 the highest prioi'?'7' ;Tc"- w 1 A few days moie and large shlpmanti of peas will be mads. ; New Berne peak are just in time to meet Yrgmia spHn lambs - .Kf.-; i-fe ''i p$a6. A Falsi BumoT.irV i A report' was circulated ln thecli yesterday , that a mas had been killed on Mr. Joe Rhem's farm near the' city tt.sptead like- wild fire. ; On'eterj corner the Inquiry wasr "is it so; bare yon beard about it?' A'Jocmui., r porter immediately ' placed himself be hind one of Street's best horses and in i few minutes : was interviewing vKr. Rhem at his farm. . " - "Too didn't come out here for that purpose t" said L'r. libera in astonUh msot. : i ' ' :-; "TelVXhe report is all over town that llr. A. struck a colored man wiUi a b; aad killed him." , . "Lah me I Why ."A 't ain't got t-?Tzi enothtostrrkea'nsjro wIJi XT. S. LisUkt Court. The eonxt eoavened at 10 e'oloek Tassdsy anoraing, Jadge Seyaaoar pre siding. District attorney Bushes was present for the govern as esq sad Marshal T. Y. Richardson was tn kis place. Cpt. W, A. Dnrdsai was appointed foramaa of the grand jury. EisBoaott charge was brief and to the point after which the court took a recess to I p. as. - In the afternoon session the ease el Cf. 8. vs. Joha T. Bright, ladioted for falsely aad fraudulently repreeesting himself a pension agent of the govern BBenvjwms taken np. L. J. Moore, Esq.; aDpsared for ths defendant Attorney Bssbee for the. government. . Verdict, guilty.. .The Jury reobeomended mercy. Certifloateei were read from 'physicians by eounsel. stating that the defendant was not of ssand mlad,alse aortifloate from an offloeV of the TJ. 8. A. to the same effect, Court took the nutter into ocniltteration. - ' Moses Can, ool., Indioted Ifot intimi dating a voter, presented, through his oounsel, L. J. Moore, Esq., aa affidavit eatting forth' that he oauld not obtain a fair trial ofc aceeuai of the abeeaos of witnesses whom he was unable to pey and asked the court to have them sub poenaed at the expense of the govern ment, The prayer was granted and the witnesses notified by telegraph to be preesnt today, t7. 8. vs. Jamee Stanly, a colored boy, indioted for stealing a letter from the postoffioa in New Berne, Jas. S. O'Hara appeared for the defendant; Attorney Bnsbee for the government. Verdict, not guilty. Court took a reoess to 10 o'clock this morning. Another Shooting' Affray. Thos. Chapman and Nathan Brooks, two colored boys, engaged la a fight in what is known aa Pavie town in the suburbs of the city one day last week add Chapman drew a pistol and shot Brooks, tho ball taking effect in the arm. . Chapman wae before Justice Watson yesterday upon the charge of an assault with a deadly weapon. After hearing testimony and arguments he was held to bail in the. sum of 1800 for his ap pearance at the next term of the Su perior oourt in default of which he was oommited to jail. ' During the trial a case was developed against Chapman and Ed. Holly arrothsr colored boy, for oarrying eon eealed weapons. The ease was argued by. Hon. C C. Clark for the defendants and Jas. E. O'Hara, Esq., for the Stats. The oourt adjudged . them guilty and fined them $10.00 each and eoet During the argvnrent Mr- O'Hara took occasion to declare tolhe oourt and the orowd of oolorsd people present that in his opinion parents were) greatly to blame for allowing their, boys to carry pistols, and if jthey would take: them when caught with pistols and give them adnl and thirty they would aid tn pro tooting the community, observing the law and would, perhaps, hslp to chsat the gallows rat of a olient. Mr. Clark toofwsJ very severe,- and rightly so, In hlsMtoaJemnation of the) too frequent practice of carrying oonoealed weapons, A EeautU&l TaehtA, ,. . Thibeautifal sail yacht-Vidstte is on Howard! 'ways to he repainted. The ownerCapi E. O, Williams, of New York, and his broth lfn M. M. Wll- liains end Mrs. Williams" ef Michigan, are on board. They have been spend' be : a few weeks in North Carolina waters, sailing' for pleasure and report that they have joyed the visit very ranch. t skj .t'a - The Videtta is. a. handsome vaeht well' fitted up for a pleasure boat, and the pretence of lbs. Williams gives it a horaerlike appearance- that is indeed enviable. We welasme their visit snd trust they,will enjoy themselrta. fersonal.-'. i "; 1 - P. M; Pearsall, Ess.., and Capt. E. R. Page , of Trentoai are in the city. ' Sheriff Hodgaaywf Beaufort oounty, is in the eity. 'i "'. u F. H. Simmon-, Esa.. . reterned from Raleigh fait hialUii Miss Mamie Houghton and Miss May Seymour, who havexspent the winter in steamer Newberan for their homes New York.? Their.tnmeroul friends in this city wish them hot voyage, and hope that t!ey may spend another sea son with usi ' Y..iyiunitiu-M-tj ,- -A Bnstaaess Kaa's Clear Tlaiem , ,. NffW4, Yohjc Cm, April 4, 1888. -Mr. A. S. Ilawkee Dear Sir". Your patent eye-glasses received some time ernce, and am very much gratified at the wonderful change that has eome over myeyeeight since I have discarded taf old "glasses and am' now wearing yours. ' ' ' ALEX15DEE Aain. iJacretary Ftstionors Board of Trads Of '.' ITewYfwJtC'-.r. - T- " SEW BERNE. aaxi locisk pluck. Thou dear, old rambling, charming town! I am in love whh thee; Aad so I wake my harp to sicg Thy BASMlese witchery! What is the secret of thy power? And what thy magic spall That I, though absent in the flesh, , Should on thy mem'ry dwell I scarce can tell. I only know That in thee s strangely blent All that is fair ef old or new, Quaint New Berne on the Tren! On thy broad streams like mimio seas The proad ahtps ocme ens' go. While fishing smack sand pleasure craft Rock idly to aad fro. The bouse and tree are standing jet. That sheltered Washington, ' Aad many a legend speak they, of The Nation's royal son. The impress of an hundred jears Is left upon thy form ; And thou hast felt the vengeful might Of war's barbaric storm! In early days the Indian's "whoop" Rang through thy ureen retreats; And hot, ensanguint-d ttrrents flowed Like wate.r in iby streets! InWooithou wert baptised, New Berne! For by the ravage band Fell one by one as wind-swept leavnx The little eettler bind! Reminders of those dayn thus art In every nook and glen; And thine entablatures are 'graved With deeds of gallant men! Ib "God's own Acre" rest they now The brave, historio dead And marbles rear their slender shafts Above each honored head! Butthough the Past doth claim ibee itill Bold Innovation, too, Bids thee arouse, and fain would make A paradox pf you! So wedded are the two, that thou Dost rub thy sleepy eyes The while thou art unto thyself A source of grave surprise. Ob! if to me so blest a lot By heaven bad been sent. I'd dream, and dream my life away In New Berne on tub Trent! Montgomery, Ala.. April 20. Ih89. - - .. Stonewall Items. Our postmaster. John Lupton, accom panied by Miss Molly, bis daughter, is off to Mew Berne. Ruf. Baxter, Brad. Qatlin and Baxter Ferebee are adding quite an improve' ment to our place. Mrs. R. H. Baxter and Miss Alice Dixon have opened a millinery estab lishment in this place. Our no-fence district has been run ning nigh unto two years, and I have not beard of a single case of hog Choi era within its limits since it has been in operation. Mr. C. H. Fowler is making bis own fertiliser at home at a cost of $10 per ton. It was tried side by side last year with manure that cost f 30 and 840 and proved just as good. T. A. Powers, a citizen of our place, has invented snd perfected a manure distributer th'a( distributes in the drill all kinds of fertilizers in any quantity desired. It is oheap and easy to make. If any one doubts the practioability ef raising clover and grass, I would ad vise him to come and see Dr. O. S. Att more's, Wm. T. Caho's and C. H. Fow ler sand judge for themselves. They bave'demonstrated beyond a doubt that it can be raised successfully in our county. Tribute of Respft. Died, in this citv. on Uondrv morn ing, April 15th, 188&, Mrs rphine Bland Jones, in her 27th year. It was indeed sacttosee one so young taken from a loving husband and fond parents, but the bereaved ones are com forted with tne assuranoe that "their loss was her gain. " All that a skillful Dhvsioian and lovinir hands could do was done, but the decree bad gone forth v the messenger sent and the call made for her to come up higher. As gentle as a summer, breeze, the spirit bid the body adieu, ami was waited Intd the haven of rest. Thus the first link ws taken from the family ehain of loved ones, to make heaven, if possi ble, more attractive to those that are left. The aching and suffering body is at rest, and the soul rejoicing oyer the victory won. on l the anguish or. the loving onee. The hearts bleed. r sorrow with ho sye bul 'that Of God to penetrate. Fond husband jnd parents, loving brothers and sisterSwdo not rebel against God, nor question- His providenoe, but be reconciled and say "not my will, but thine, O Lord, be done," and the cloud that . how overshadows you, will Jbe rolled away and yon will think ef her and say aha is not dead, "only tons De- fore, "and entered into the sweet realm or fattX'2? f'r f,i"U"'C if f There is a home-of rest, sweet rest, When we rs tited end weary, . The way mat seem long and dreary; Bat toil on faithful soul, and thou wilt - be forever blest. - 1 Kin ton Free Pre'ej please copy,- -ti' mm WatklflRten-i Xaaurtral Centennial v Eedoccd Bates t New Bern. ; Tb" C. Dominion4 Steamship Conv rmy wwi sell a round trip tioket from Newbern to new York and return for '."Ma dollar.' Good frbnii April 28th - Usy 8th, 1S89., Ererybody,' and the Usee, should take advantage of these : j eaprat ?.' Tske Into eonsiddr 1 that this ( tioket entitlssyou Pea and Bean Grates. Pea and Bean Boxes ready made, and in aboek. in quantities to suit pur chasers, at apl2t dSm J. F. CLARE'S. Atlantic &N. G. Railroad, PasaxNaxa Depaxtmett, ;niw exxNK, n. a, April is, m. To Agenu and the Public: On Aprii the 27th. ticket will be sold from oonpoa stations below to New xork and return, to the Centennial Celebration of the Inauguration of Oeorge Washington. April 80th, 1889, vis: Morehead City to New York and return . . 130 90 New Bern to New York and return 19.50 Kinston " " 18 15 LaOrange " " 17 70 Tickets will be limited to a continu ous passage in each direction with final limit May 3d, 1889. . U DILL, U. r. A. A Lot of OVERALLS and JUMPERS AT JAS, F. TAYLOR'S. Will be sold cheap and warranted not to rip. Engineers and sailors will do well to call and see for themselves. J. F TAYLOR, Wholesale aad Retail Groott, FOOT OF MIDDLE STREET, jan23dwtf NEW BERNE, N C The New Davis, The Fioneer Sewing Machine rdr left with Mr JOI1S BUTKlt or with Mrs. H1NKS on Middle street for the HAV1H Mh,iN() MACHINK will receive prompt attention. npfl ilwly J. M Hl.NES, Agent Spring Millinery. New Goods ! Latest Styles and Dress Making! MRS. SCARBORO & KOONCE, Second floor, Southeast Comer, of O. MARKS' STORE. al2dwlm NEW BERNE, N. C. MOLASSES. English Island, Just arrived per Schr, Mattie Hiles, For sale by ROBERTS & BR0., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, South Front St. Attention, farmers, We have oq hand and can snpply yon at Rock Bottom Prices : Stonewall Ootton Plows, Climax tytton Plows, Grem Ootton Plows, "(Jotton Kinga," Iron Age Cultivators, Cox Cotton Planters, Centennial Corn Planters. And everything else that ia needed on the farm. Give ns a trial. VlilTTY & GATES. 80. Front and Craven Sfs. fewbern, N. C, j , Ash Tour BeHaiUr forth Ij'AIIES IIE ANS v Ml SHOE JA1IES -IIEANS jLeoordiaf t low Keedg, f JtkWt. STFAwa 94 STTOH HnnKinir. una r mimiu 0 " t-RKAKJa IN,"b- nf ptrncur hut tn am It worn. ItwUlMtiifytt .tMtkllom. JAJt81f IntdnMlt 8HOS to tmlnHlT the HM Of Ht MM VUca u mr bm stand a- temlrslyon Uw ntrkr n coDuaerra Mtor Wu4 Fall Um mt Ih mbirro abees tot eaje WW " .VV. -1! J f VW rrr rfRTTPI SfcJ"' ' -w- fcisiwsw Bat iuwi '" TJ ! CLOTHING ! CLOTHING-" . mmIuU ciothihg ! Cutaways, Sacklrand: all of the Very Lafcest Styles. SHOES ! SHOES ! SHOES ! TRUNKS and VALI8ES ! We will take pleas ure in showing you through our entire stock. W. B. FLANNER. KODOU'll DUFFY. R. D. NbN. Duffy & ttixon, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, NEW BERNE, N. C. Oflice over R. N. Duffy's drug store. Branch Office: Catharine Lake. Ons lowcounty. apl9dwy OIL PAHltiHCST Finest Ever Brought to he City of New Berne. Rock Bottom Prices. JOHN SUTER Wholesale and Rotail Furniture Deslor. seCdw Middle sf. New Born. For Rent, Two Summer Resideocesin Beaufort, 1 Moore street, between Front and Ann, near Mias Sarah Davia. Will tfnt for summer season. , , Apply for terms to a20dwlw C. R. THOMAS, Barrington & Baxter, Have just received aFinoLine oV lothing. Shoes, DrJaG'p3, and as Nobby Line of SrRATIfcSATS Agency fa as you ever saw. A. A. BATTLES' $2.50 CALF SHOE. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED;1 Also aeency for "The Olif StaUri fii Island Dyeing Establishment." BABY CARRIAGES. THB HBW BKRPfB tCRIfff TJKrf tfo. We bare on hand and ara mmfutni.. ' and reeelvtns every Jay handaome Parlot 8att, Obamber Butts. Bland v Vasts ia. Chairs. Loonkea. Tin Rfe. .n a HattrwMaat All the- aoade we tnftijn.,,V are good and aubataatlai. We alah , uni mwkk ana latest style of Eabr Car Timet ;Uiat haa ever been broogbt Wttla city. w have a fine atock oi cJoofes fie- wires ana Mirrois. we pay spot cash for our good, and get a discount of 40 anS Maer cent, therefore we can tell goods eheaoer than any other ttore Id this city. Witlt also agents fo- the elip Bewlnf WcfalDe. II has no equal. If yott W.nt a flrtt-clata raacBtne call ana See as beiatw buyintwMe- where. . We wUl say yon mourn. . .t Tt . TURNER Al COL . Bddis str .firnera sphuiq -GLOTijir i .4 .13 4 r-?Pa 3i m'i U v'"3 Sprinf and Sornmet Clothic? r order by IX Klein & Bro., Tailors, Philadelphia; and ; With, samples on any who v Information left at tv.p r Allen & Cow will be j m. r Measure" tr'- , jusrantf1'!.! I"- s Uo!lO A f f'"I-i ft rsTanteeahy 1 r .) tet? 1 I'orfolk and hew F. . : I --vli.a -.J1241m Vc u. v:v 1 . 1 Robeets, Agnt.