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II.--NO. 31.
NEW BEENE. N. TUESDAY," SfAY 7 1889,
PRICE SCENTS;:
T - T o
:,U 1C- I.1"0T. I to ported
. a IX 0,vi ca . :ty at
i. K. C. Eiiii,
I .-44 suett.
JUICS for
Hir:""s at
JtltJalLSDMOaD'S. :
. ; r CLA.S3 jib otd executed at
i: s c-; cu is','.&fj.ctory term. -.
...aiotf
1 V 3 C3, Cultivators an 1 Eimwi
t rry low prioee. - '- .
UiO. ALLEN ft OX
1)
TAL CHEWING GUM
, Prervee and Beantldes
i 3 aai ifMWM the breath.
. -aJed by dentists.. 8oId by
:.- and onfeetlooere. Try it. ,
. . .... 'j
. : :LY MEAT CTJTTERSat"
Oso. aulu ft (3a, ,
.Tf 3 FF.SSCI1 BRANDY AND
, 1 LASD UlN, iuet received tod
fcy James Redmosd..
.;:LIZEIi3 lot Truckers end for
-two Planters, at . .
, Cto. Ajxjeh ft Co. ,
TUSf RECEIVEDAnotber lot of
J U AIUiETT'S COGNAC BRANDT
f r n' by ; . , Jakes Rcdmohd. 1
0
. 2 Thousand RolU Wall Paper at
Terr low priced, r 1 , ?...-
, : . Gbo. Allm ft Co..
pURB WINES AND LIQUORS for
J- Medicinal and other aaea tor eale
br , - w JajhS RiTMOHn.
Teb President k has - appointed
Jlr. Josbna B. Hill iaarshal for the
K.tstera District oCNoith Carolina.
'L i.ujj tag - , .
"Nearly four thoasand amall
direUiojf bouses are In 'course ol
c m ,t ruction at I nlladelphla this
reason' The boom U the largest on
record. :! : , vV; ; f-
If brother Wanamaker deserves
a Cibinet appointment Col. Dudley
: irvts at least to "take dinner at
tL 3 White, f llouse, Btatt-sville
Lmdmark.;''-:?;,-5
ew York people tliji'Tbeir
little inaugural , illndig i eelipses
everything, on feeori..'lt wasn't
an eclipse; it was a fog. Wath
lustoo Tost. !v-;; 4j) '- 'b--;
'Ins 1'rovldoBce Journal nets In
some telling: bits occasionally on
the party in power. . Its. latest
was the assertion that .'the
man whose substitute- was killed
uring the war need not despair of
CciUsg a pension under' the ruling
of Corporal Tanner,' ?V '? r ' , :: S
Tna Epool Cotton Trust, U is
stated, is now losing six thousand
dollars a day, because of the price
cf cotton fixed by IL The action of
tis manufacturers composing the
i:: was not caused by a desire to
f . :.; h cheap cotton to consumers,
i A to crush competition, la order
tv.it prices might be advanced and
1 : t, 3 proU realized. If they enc
r 1 present losses will berecov
by increased prices ia the
'l,:z t' . .rcace between the peo-
3 r.t tu8 North and the flonthis
t wcrth quoting when itcomea'to
' 1 natters. The American takes
:a cf himself, and the American
r
r es South to live with other
-3 caa take care of himself
; -ting the rfghta of , his
n. There is this much to be
' i rorcca who respects the
; f f !.'.3 neighbors is reason'
Ho tave his own rights
' Atl-'ti Constitution.
- 7 r':t:ryl3s7toyirgin.
t' :r Governor receive
':a wherever he
i pid.Lca were
. -1 n i ' .s nea' tha'
;ijt;':t of tim
l. the two,
i to L!c!i L'.j ; ,'i t'
, ' lr...:ijl :: '
'-; "o. "We rr' j
of tie Eailiraj Mill krric, it Ullacorwct Eietory
car desire tsd iateatioa to create
every dUpatcitiat trala scie'iles
will perait cf, isi reljisj c?ca the
co-operation of tLa raUiriy naa
agement ia Korta Carolina, it b
believed we sba'l be enabled to
remedjv caterer occaaioa for co&i-
plaint bow exist. r-rrr
J. Lowsix Bill, -V"
' General aperintes-ent,
LOCAL NEWS.
U MEW ADVERTISXMIXTS. i
' EilGkHaat me. vf
Vf. If PAUiia-Thanka. :
A. ft N. a R. To the publio. j'v .
- R. C. B AKKB--Centxal Joe depot. '.
Watson ft Stkebt Aooiion today.
Important meeting of 'the Board of
Trade tonight. - '
The Atlaatlo Hotel at Morehead Citj
ill be lighted by electrioity the oom-
inateaaon: 'fr,Tt i'riX
The coanty i eommUeioBere were In
section yesterday.) Procecdinn will
appear tomorrow, f ,t
SeTen periom were added to the
berehlp of the 11, K.: Charcn ia thie
city on Sonday morning.
Engtna No, S nas come oat of the A.
ft N. C. R B. shops rebnilt and bright
as a button, ready for the rammer
sohedula. , . ,
The Udies of the Preebyterian Week-
Ing Society will give a lan party ia
the Preebyteriha Charch yard Wcdnet
day from 0 to 10 p. m. All are oordiaily
InTited. .
The eity council will be in eeetioa to
night when the old board will raoeJre
the reporte of the Mayor and other
offioere and prepare to turn over to the
in-coming board. , -
The Lidlea' Memorial AeeoolaUon
will hold a meeting at the residence of
Mm. John Qnghee at 19 m. today to
make . final arrangemente for the
nemoriat cervices on the lQih.
We have received an Invitation to
Cinstoa' College oonmeocement exer-
oiaee whloh begin Taeaday, May 83th,
and eloee on Thursday tbelOtn. Rev.
Thoe. Hume, D- D., of the University
of North Carolina, will' deliver the
annual literary addreca.
Election is Pollokaville.
$ The election for mnnlcipal offlcere In
Polloksvllle wae reported by telephone
last night. I. H. Barrne, A. SL tea and
C. R. Lee, all Demoorats, were, eleoted
oommiaeionere.
Bneey BchooL , ,,
The .cloaina esercieea of tha KinaSy
School, La Qraage will take plaoa first
week in June. Recitations and calis
thenics, Wednesday p.m. Jane Bth.
Annual addreca Thursday , June tth,
at 11 a.u by Bar. EC, W. Battle of New
Borne.''
Concert, Thursday p.m.; t
Hew Bakery, . t ; v . - '"'? .1
; Samples of Mrs, T. J, Crowder's cakes
have been lent to the JocRNAto3oe
consisting of pound-cake, fruit'' cake,
jelly cake, vanilla 'cream, drops,
oookiec, sugar, and lemon snaps. - The
cooking is first elaee and Mrs. Crowd er
deserves and. will command ilibartl
patronage for suoh excellent goods. .
PeraonaL '. ' - l Tl
ill. Ed. Bryan of CharlotU.' u in the
oity on a visit to bU father Ut. E. K.
Bryan. Etis many young " friends woro
glad to shake bis hand again, i ;
. Messrs.' Rodolph Duffy and R. B.
Nixon have returned from a trip North.
I Mr. Chas. B. Bryan has returned from
the New York Centennial, wbe;e be
attended as a member of the Governor
- Capt. S. M. White of Einston arriyed
last night, ' " t":
Mr. and Mre. F. 8. Koonce of Jonas
v" ' . " , r . , .
The City Election T f ,;'
The election of eity councilmea In
this oity passed off veryquietly, yester
day. In the first, second and ' tLIrd
wards there was no oppoeiUoa to the
rezulaf nominees of the Demorr&o
party, indeed there wa no effort to
brirg out any tbat we are aware of,
an 1 ea this account the vote wasl'i'it. '
Ii t' 9 Eretwarl R. P. TVill'fls re
c 1 f 1 1 77 voUs; ia tt-l second Ferdinand
. 'i revive a 3 .totsw, ana lniae
' 1 . B. Ls;.a rec Jvtl 11 votes.
Ia t-e f . ri v srl Y. A. Crawford
ar.l V
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, t '1 co'oTd,end
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The Ooliabora Argu putlubes a
paper, read by Mies Borden, a lilUa girl
of tha Gttldabor graded school, wkkh
is vary arediubU, the Argas says lot
oaa so young, but a tt is a eertoms
bunder, which, tha taaebara af the
school oaiht to hare corrected. The
subjeot of the ps par was tMHXarTima
and tha Monitor," and aadea taia aafr
Uoa an aceoaat of tha fight betweaa
the Confederate ram "Tha Yirgiaia,"
and the Federal . Iroa-elad "The Mont
tor," which eourred in , Baapton
Roads ia Karen, 1SS3 la gtvan.f ;
We know it ia eostooa among those
who were apoa tha stag of action, at
that time and knew the bietory of these
two iroa-cJaJs to speak af "The Ylr
llnia,,MTl.eMerriiBao,,ibttt teachers
f history should teach it eorreotly
Our children ought to know tha; right
name . of tha first Iron war ship ever
brought into action.- 4 -. , ' ' '
Richard BL Hilton,
There has seldom occurred in this
city a death so universally regretted as
that of Richard Et. EUton at his
home on Pollock street yaaterday mora
ing; : , ....
Mr. Hilton baa lived in this eity about
twenty-five ' ears, and a large part of
the time has served as engineer to the
team fire angina of the eompany ef
whloh be was a member. How faithfully
be has discharged tha duties of tbat
arduous position Is known not only by
hie brother firemen, but by tha whole
community.' Ia every relation of life
he wae punotualla the discharge of
whatever dutiee devolved upon him
fnergetlo; Intelligent and quiok In
nerceDtlon. hie nsef alnees in various
enterprises was always appreciated and
acknowledged. Ha was twice married
and leaves a widow and a little boy
who today are tha recipients of the uni
versal sympathy of our eitiaens.
His first marriage was to a daughter
of tha lata Sam. Radellff, who with one
child preceded him to tha Other world
Tha second was to Miss Cairns of Balti
mora.' who. as wa stated above! with
her little boy survives him.
For a number of years the deoeaaed
was a communicant ai tna rroiestani
EDUoODal charch. and a moat reverent
and regular attendant upon iu service.
He was an active and "valued member
of the brotherhood of 8t. Andrew, and
In all paroohlsbworks was aver ready
willing, sad capable to do a full share.
His place will be difficult to fill in this
community. 'But the sorrowing friends
may hot weep as those who have no
hope, for ha departed from them ia tha
possession of a reasonable, religious ana
holy hope of in eternal rest beyond tha
grave.N uitiid t1-"'' "4 k
Shipping Hews." s ''
The steamer Annie ef the E. a D.
line sailed yesterday with full cargo of
trackrhrmber, etc The Eaglet of this
line will sail thie afternoon af 4 o'clock.
The steamer Ta&6ma will arrive this
afternoon. .
The samer Manteo of tha 0. D. line
tailed : yesterday, taking' eun good
auantitv of truck and 'a number of
naetengera, ' V 'f "'t4
Lea ThomneoB., of Aurora, was ia
Bayboro yesterday paying the gallant
to one ef Bayboro 'a bllee?-not a . blue
bell either. , V .
The weather la cool fot the season; a
alien- froet on loose, land yesterday
morning but not enough to kilt vege
tables. Cotton seed baa bard time get
minatiosr, and that ie up tr looking
quite feebia. Corn" seems to stand the
ooidr and wet much- better and looks
quite promleing. "V " !- rf
?, pi0dbn the Sth Ineti.athfsreaidence
on ljower uroaa qi aomtt uhomt.
no. nk Paul, a' food citizen aad a
nldUr. He belonged to Co. D. 4th N.
C. troor bS wae at gtxd a soldier
as the lost eaase bad. He leaves a wife
and, several children wiUt a host of
friends to mourn his loss.
lit is hard to decide between., the hap-
p!ieg of rm. Caicfon, John Hooker
a-1 J"sCOrmor,d, but the Writer
ti -1 J bnoy Hooker tekes the eake at
it is his first, a fine little girl baby on
tv 4 H int;a boy at Jas. C. Ormond'k
ci the same date, and. a noy at am
C&rDpo".'! a short while before, so Pam-
Liicc ..i3M to m-Tre. i- f
v , . : Jk
11m asts a Tonic '
tThentVrsisa lack ef e'agtj energy
ia the systeoi, shown by a sec .Uoa of
lergaor and unreal ia the tnTobr, fre
qient yw.ina durlr ythe 6y an 1 Oia-
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30BT8 CAROUIA K1W8. r
k from the State Papers,
Wilaninftoa Meseencer: v Meeara. J.
S. Car? aad Harrys Waiters have each
agreed to five 1500 to tba Boldiera'
Uobm. ktajor a V. Stedman, while
in Me York, wae honored In Ming
oaa af the two or three North Caw
ttaiaae present at the grand centennial
banqet. i , , r..ij: .,
t Raleigh Ne we and Observer: As en-
noaaeed, the argument of tha motion
to enjoin the holding of a local option
election by tha board of commissioners
of Wake county on tBe second Monday
In June waa beard yeaterday afternoon
at 80 a 'clock at chambers before a ia
Boaet Judte Graves. Judaa Qravee
ruled that tha county oommieaionare
had acted with care and prudence, and
tbat ha would therefore dissolve the
restrain log order.
Charlotte Daily News: A handsome
and ahapely flag staflf, 40 f set high aad
surmounted by a glided eagle with out
spread wings, waa ercoted ' over the
mint building today, to take tha place
of the etaff blown down in a recent
$orm. There' was a destructive fire
in Shelby last night, as we leant - from
Saeeengers who came in on tha Carolina
antral train thia morning. The fire
destroyed the buildings occupied by the
Southern Express Company ; J. B. Bab-
blngton, stationer and printer; and
Boatlo Broa. ft Wright, general mer
chants. The orign of the tiro is be
lieved to have been incendiary.
Wilmington Star: The congregation
of Fifth Street M. E. Church has com
pleted arrangements looking to the
erection of a new and more commodious
house of worship. Through the gene
rosity of Mr. Jno. C. Da via. an eameet
and indefatigable member of this con
gregation. Fifth Street Church has been
made the owner of valuable real
estate to the amount of $8,000, which
ill bring an annual Income to the
oburch of about $1,400. Isaac Mor
gan, a colored boy about fourteen years
old, waa . knocked overboard and
drowned yeaterday morning, from the
email schooner Argyle, Capt. John Mor
gan, about a mile below the city.
In Memoritm.
With the passing awav of Richard H
Hilton, so. well and fondly known by
all olaaaea and conditions as "genial
Dick," I feel it due, as one who knew
and loved him well, to pay a slight
tribute to his memory.
laniemoaeet and unassuming way
there has been no man in New Berne
for the past quarter of a Centurv as use-
ful or publio spirited, or who so thor
oughly rilled his station in lifo or the
dutiee assigned.
"Tha merriest of them all." with
quip and jeat and gracious bonbommie,
he was the life of the social circle or
feetive gathering, and yet withal? in
time of sick nets or misfortune, he wae
a ministering angel, fill'! with grave
eaiaeetneeeand gentle solioitude; a rare
combination of the "grave and gay"
ith, each characteristic timely and
tnitably displayed.
.Tor the caaual acquaintance he was
ever a welcome and appreciated com
paniorf, but to those that knew and loved
kirn, he was the dearest of all they
knew. My acquaintance and knowel
edge of tha man wae of the moet inti
mate character, and my affections
stronger than a brother, typefled only
by that of David and Jonathan, for it
was mutual.
Among a wide and appreciated olrole
of friends I do them no ialustio when
I say that, take him all in alt", Diok
Hilton was the bat man 1 ever knew,
and his' sudden taking off nroduces in
the most profund sorrow and keenest
regret.
It Is needless to car tbat his sorrow
ing widow bat tha warmest sympathy
of the community, as her husband
death ia ia a measure a publio as well as
a private loss and misfortune.- May the
cods rest lightly above geaiai tiiok.
. JAMisvy. aioo&B.
. . - notice.
The members of tha Newborn Steam
Fire Engine Co. No. 1 are requested to
meet this, Tuesday evening., Hay 7th
at four o'olock, at their angina house in
full uniform, fatigue can. white gloves
for purpose of attending the funeral of
B. ti. Hilton, v . ' x
, Tha members ef Atlantic Excelsior
and Mechanics Fire Companies are cor
dially invited, to join na in the funeral
ceremonies v. , a v.. , ,
i "- .s i J. W. Moobb, Foreman..
K. GiSOCK, Secretary. '
Te the Officers and. Members of tow
. . : Berne Board of Trade, ...
.There will be a. monthly meeting of
t&a tsoara this evening at 9 o'clock Ail
members are requested to be present as
businea of importance will eome before
the Board. w. E. SNEixntas,
' "V ' - Sec B. of T.
..tKolk." Yv
To the Officers and Members of Neute
, Council No. 1, U. U, tV ; j - 1
. You sre hereby ; notified to meet at
your counoll hall, today at four o'clock
p.m., for the purpose of attending; the
funeral ef out. late, brother. R t EL
Hilton - -1 K t i. 1 1- . v -.
By order ef tha Councilor . v
May 7, 1889. - , W. B. BOYO, Seo,
: VAttention Firemen .v -
The fire bell will be tolled this p.m. at
4 o'clock for the assembling of the set
eral companies of the department. ' The
oeu wui aiso.De tolled during t
cer-io-iift of 'the burial cf tfur 1,
ccriiada lit. R. II, Hilton.
Ey order cf Chief Engineer. .
. R. A. Richardson, Seo
,1 ntnied to the ttu.
All sre e-' VI to the best that their
r- 7 I ; r, so every family should
Omo o ths Out Dosmnon SL B. Ca,
Mi k. mv A . A
newacrna, n u, stay s, 100a.
ones to risssaraxBS mo vaucx
For tha followiar week tha ached ale
af the Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany will be aa fallows: Tha eteemer
Manteo wilt call faotn bar wharf for
Norfolk direct, Monday (Mer Sth) and
Friday (May 10th).
There will be no steamer to call Fri
day (May Sd).
Every effort ia being made te reoeir
tha damage to tha steamer Newberne,
aad get ber back ea regular schedule,
which will be duly advertised.
mr-ut. ) E. a. kobkkts. Agent.
50 Barrels
IRISH POTATOES
At Auction TO-DAY
At 10 o'clock.
On South Front street.
WATSON & STREET,
May 7, 1889. Auctioneers.
lear Lie! Hear Mel
I HAVE GOT THE
Largest Stock of Watches,
Largest Stock of docks.
Largest Stock of Gold Jewelry,
Largest Stock of Plated Jewelry,
Largest Stock of Solid Silver Ware,
Largeet Stock of Silver Plated Ware,
Largeet Stock cf Spectacles.
to be feund in any atore in Eastern
Carolina, bought for spot cash, anJ for
sale at a 8 mall Profit.
Don't forget the place, Middle street,
opposite Baptist church.
BATON THE JEHELKK.
ma;7du
LOST AND FOUND.
MRS. PALMER and frienda tender
their heartfelt thanke to their friends
who so kindly searched tor her lost
husband on Sunday night, the Sth Inst.
tie returned all right, having been on a
visit to friends in this citv.
W. L PALMER.
Where he can almost al ways be found
at his CIGAR STORE read y to supply
his numerous customers with his fine
Cigars. Tobacco, etc. Don t fail to call
and see him at Middle street, next to J.
8. Cohen' 8tora
Newbbbs. N. C.
Atlantic & N. 0. Railroad,
Office 8opt. Transportation,
New Bern N. C . April 6, 1889.
TO THH PUBLIC.
For prudential reasons we prefer not
taking passengers by toe truck traina.
Therefore please do not apply, as we
shall be obliged to invariably refuse.
8. L. DILL, Supt.
Selling Off at Cost.
MRS. CUTBBERT ft RHODES will
now sell their Entire Stock of Millinery
Goods AT COST, aa one of the firm
wishec to retire from the business. 5 3t
A Big Break in Prices.
Irish Potatoes at
15 Cents Per Peck.
F, TJLRICH,
mayl lw
GROCER.
THE
Eastern Carolina Dispatch.
Truck Schedule,
In order to ftrUr meet the rcanlramcnta
Of Tract Shippers, this lire commencing
Monday, May sen, ana until runner notioe,
willrn lonr trips per week, to wit: MON
DAYS. TUK&DAYB. WEDSKXDA T8 and
FRIDAY, ships sailing at FOUR o'clock
each afternoon; returning. MONDAY, WBD-
njssdax ana raiUAX dikkot rrom khz
beth Oity, Insuring prompt and quick con
n eel Ion from and to the north.
This schedule will make truck shipments
dua in toe Northern eitiee on W doertav
Thm sday, Friday and Sunday nights for tha
maraeta or we following aays.
. The steamers Eaglet, Vesper and Annie
wilt all be engaged in this cohedute, and
prompt ana rename service assurea.
This route is all rail from KHaabeth City,
and every effort wUl he made to secure sat
isfactory 1 esalts.
Rates as low aa the lowest, ' -tnuwaw
GEO RENDER90S, Aent,
Tobacco-Dig Lot.
Standard Brands and
t Job. lots. '
s3 Special lnuoements to7 Country
Merchants, i . i. i '
JAS. P,TAYl,0R.
Wholesale hQdBetait Grooef,
- FOOT OF MIDDLE STREET, -J,
jM2$ d wU ?-3 -NEW BERNE. IT. O
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nit ' n i!rifir -
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Finest Ever Jrougnt to
tho" City, of 1Tct7 Ecrno.
Rock Bottoin Pricc3.
CL0THING!V-Hr
a .
v CLOTHnral
' " a 1
CL0THHIG r
Cutaways, Sacks. and
, 1 a 3
all of the Very Latest
-eMaa'a '
Styles.
HT
8H0ES !
a .
- M.e
SHOES !
SHOES!
i . a j
raT
. .as1 V
TRUNKS and
VALISES!.
cl
We will take pleas-
ure in showing yoUl
through our entiroi
stock.
W.J. FLANNER;
rim
Vnv Sain
. IIouso and lot on Pollock street, A
M. Baker's residenro. Urge lot, rafge'
... j.,-,,,-, t nrcicr, ana terms et
Apply to
A. M. BAKER.,,
i' S W VI III .A. "Hll"
Barringfcn S Baxter,"'
Have just received a Fine Line of
Clothing. Shoes. Dry GoolSJ."-
and as Nobby Line of. STRAW HlT9f,t
ae you ever saw. Agency for thw jht
A. A. BATTLES' $2.50 CALF W
EVERT iPA III WARRANTKflt r . .
Also agency for "The Old StaUm.
Island Dyeing Establiahmont."
JUSTRECEIVED ;
New Spring BntterI
Choice Pale Cream '
Cneese, t
10,000 Old Virginia
iiieroois.
IT. 'TTlxUSbLJ
& at
WHOLESALE, GEOCEE,, vIW
MIDDLE STREET, ams.
NEW BERSE. .
P ea and BeanCratcir
Ftl inii Dun Hi,...
shook,.. In quantities to .suit. pur.,
chasers. at t ... .
I - aiKini A 4 - ' , w Mk .
yt uotn : '--z ULAKlLULal
First Sliipfincnt otN
50,000;;
To Arrive - Ten:::
Wilt Lu.
coni::: :
,r 3 a I "!oof tbo t"'t family
r -, ' - I ' -t- r' ) f e
r ' cr I
lor
Wbi! 'e and T
per-'-
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