North Carolina Newspapers

VIIT.--NO. -10. NEW BERNE. N. C. TUESDAY MAY 28, 1880. SPKICE 5 CENTS. . -I Aw . " i 1 i f.r t:rl cotr, GtraaB : . t At -i.J W. & E. W. EMtlXWOOD. : HIVED -A un'j of Parie cca (or eiterifii&Auec potato vf EiTTY & Qatis. Too aort at complications,1 Bob wCl T x- A N D PLASTER and PARI3 GREES r Pouto Pug. ti.2 .;. . ClO. ALLta S Co. "2 CXS AM. Delicious loe Cream at h 0ly Parlors on Broad, l, . . ' a tlrrel. . - ID 10 lm IK I era now reedy to fura . 'i t 1 my eu.tomere tni tb public Ki.ork.ir.wuii Fuei lea at the very a:a j .ice of ooe eeat wr pound. 1 a u at mj old stand oa broad streeet, t. i the store of J. J. Tolaon and 1.. U. Uadbara. Opto Sundays from si to nue a. m., twelve toooa. and tlx to mo p. m. mi tf . ; , Emahcii. Fisgta, :KTRAL ICE DEPOT.-lmported l la. a la. Opaa oa Sunday at uual hours. - R. 0. Bake, m3 lm , Broad tract. 1)UEE BLACKBERRY JUICE foi X medical pu,rpoeee at all tt - Jambs Rkdmosd a. , . v 'II13T-CLAS3 job work executed at ihia otaee on satisfactory terms. . ".-'.., IJLOUQHS, Cultivators and Harrow! at very low prloaa. ':- . Oso, AlXMftCo, UENTAL CHE WIND GUM Cieeasee, Preserves and Beautifies the teeta and sweetens tha breath. Recommended by-dentists. Sold by drugcUte aad confectioners. Try it. aprS-tr. . V, I FAMILY MEAT CUTTEE3 at f . ' , ao.lXLi4Ca ' T mpowho French brandy and 1 HOLLAND GIN, just racaiTad aad lor sale by . ' Jamm Ksdmokd. ; TUSf RECEIVED Another lot of tJ ', GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY for isto by ' James Bkdkokd. 0' jNE Thousand Rolls Wall Paper at very low prioee. " 5 ; ... - UKO, ALLIa Ob UO. . OUREwitNES AND LIQUORS for X Medioinal and other nsea'for sale by - J AIRS RXDMOND. , James; Eussell Lowell is to marry an Engliibjlady of high rank, is the latest announcement matri- monial.l.v;'-"4 ?X$:iKtL-. A, London milliner has iareated a cork bonnet ; It ia mora wholly out of the bark of the cork tree. and is tery light "." - v' . N A MEMOKiiL to the Congress of the United States relatire to the parcbma of the Island of Caba has been preseatad to the Florida Douse of llepresentatiTes. ' :, A gold crowa worth 125,000 has been sent to Vienna by the Anstro- ilnngarians of Baeaoa Ayres.- It is to be placed oa the coffin of tha Lite Crown Prince Endolph.-.f -' The latest novel invented is a contrivance for baffling the umbrel la thief. It is an alarm bell that ri.-s the moment, the umbrella ia touched It is easily adjusted and always reliable. ...,.. : Judqs Thomas Kuffih died at his home la Hiilsbpro last Wednes !ii v. He was a good lawyer and a Vim gentleman. He served for t : ;;ctinie. on the Supreme Court 1 ' r h cf North Carolina, and was cclvcrsally respected for his leara i : t" 1 integrity. . .. v, : ; - 2. IIilbtjex, the blind chap- cf tL a ITcnse of. Represent- 13 1c I to capitol everyday f ; ; 1 o'cloc, aad from that Ir its ends in the re : ii; '.-ir 2 to the papers " r ; ! 7 III: 3 KUbarn. " lie '" 'y tzi lociiag man. - -3 1. r - . r r ti3 that CD. Vir. r . :3 , r f 11 " IZ1 t3 rollilh I " 1 13 .v.i if! E03 Lisccln Ls well reeeivei la Es'laaJ. The presJ;a cf a gztit home helps aa ordinary son. Bob U a sver sort of a fel!owr bat he will never set the Thames a flr.! M long as thera is ECtLic to do aad do as veil . as" aaj other figre head.Wilmingtoa Messea jejo. f : Ajiothxb monument to thei Con fadarato dead, a statae of Robert E. Lea, was oaTeilad at Alexandria, fa., jestarday. Goreraorritzhnfa Lie made the speech accepting tha work of the artists; aad ; was elo qnent, as ha always is; bat; it was unnecessary for hint to explain why the Southern people hare the right to engage la saea ceremonies. It is a right 'denied by scarcely a corporal's gaard ia tha whole oona try. - Evan the - ifasigaiflcaat num ber who howl about it for political reasons, ia their hearts' honor, tha South'a fidelity to the fmemory eternal' of its dead' soldiers. Charlotta Chronicle. LOOAL news. : : SEW ADVEXTJSXltlNTS. J. U. Surra Baaawax, etc.', wanted. Tha regular prayer meeting of tha young men of tha Baptiat chsroh will beheld tbla evening at 8 o'clock. All pereoni cordially invited to attend. The lummer eckedula and epaolal teaeoa rates oa tha A & N, C R. will go Into effect on Saturday, Jane let, The schedule and rateahavi bean sent in and will appear in tomorrow's ieana. Tha rush yeeterday for the eale of eeata for "Queen Eether'J St tha theatre tonight waa probably tha gteateet ilnee the appearance of Loulee Kellogg a few years ago. There are yet seats fa' the gallery which affords a good View of tha Twe Able Sermons..,. KaJv. . We had the good fortune to hear two very able and instructhre sermOps at the U.E. Church In this elty last Sunday by the pattorr Rev. I ,.W, Crawford. The noon diaeourie was espeoially pleas ing M us, and, though directed princi pally to children. ', it abounded tn thoughts and facts whereby all ages might profit.'. It was plain, logical' and practical and had effect in its entirety. Tha evening sermon was to parents and II was poeseaied of moat wholeeome ad vloe. Wa do not sea how any one could have been present and not feel they had .,. 1 t 1 . Shippinj 2Tews.v'' K'V ;,. ,,-4-. " ; The schooner Centennial, of Great Egg harbor. Peon., was transferring eargo ef coal to the A. & N. C. care yes terday. lor B. Weil & Bro. Goldeboro. Tha sohooaer Addie Henry, Cap.' Joa Smith; arrited from; Elisebeth City, light, on Monday morning., S ;'. .j 4 The eteamer Newberne .of . thaOv D. line will leave today at S o'olock for Norfolk - Truck trecelved np- 'to ' the hour of eailing, Tha Menteo of thla line will arrive tonightn& sail Friday at 3. p. m.' The tteamer 8tont of tha Clyde line arrived ' from Baltimore yeeterday morning with, a cargo of merchandise and left this morning oi retftrn trip with a cargo of lumber, and. naval tores. ' T-; M-'';'ih'it$v vr The steamer Annie of the E.C.D, Una tailed yesterday with cargo of lumber and truck The Eaglet of this line will sail today at 4 o'clock. ?r - j VJU: The steamer Tahoma will 4rrive to. night and sell at S o'clock Thursday MiVl UAWIj I 1 I 4 Poetry of the Bar. ' , Onr friends of tha legal fraternity have their . moments of pleasantry as well as their times of battle. Indeed, when they ars not dealing sledge ham mer blows at each other, a group of well trained attorneys, specially, the New Eerne bar, can supply a stream of sparkling wit- that will at once enter taia and interest. Yesterday morn icj while his Honor was charging the'grasd jiry.one of the senior mergers -f t's-9 tar eat opposite a youc- ;rber who in the close cf a ' -11 V i 1 apers Ijirzon 't 1. al downward ' 1 r, r t on tl.a tcp I r. T.'Lgre- tvph'a ' IS JkiwEtra Schocla.' .J The oocss.toeKe&t seaaoa of sahool and eoIIa ia at hand, aad from every direction, almost front erery town and village tn the State, eemes tha newa of tha eloeicg exerciaes of some flooriahr tng school, academy at eollega. In many ofthesa New Banie and this la mediate eeotloa aid ia furniehlnt talaat to advertiae and brine into prominence these schools and oollegee, while ear ewn time-honored Academy stands dn tha beantifal Green, deserted aad deso late. We receive alntoat daily programs for tha cloalng ezarclsas af schools In our own section of tha State, but alas for', Few Berne, nothing of tha sort ruffes her quiet repose between the Neuse and tha Trent. , Bow tha Joca Ati would rejoice to publish a fall pro gram of the closing exercises of alartre and prosperous school of high grade In this dear old town! Bow delighted we would be to attend those exercises and tell all, onr' readers in tha adjoining counties of tha excellent work doaa at tha old New Berne Academy. But In stead of this wa must watoh tha papers to see. what New Bern boys and girls ars doing at other schools. " - , Citisens'ef New Berne, onr schools are nof what we ought to have, and we ought not to be oontent until there la an improvement and a great Improvement, Children are being sent to sohoel from New Berne at a cost of several thousand dollars annually whan they ought to be attending school right here at home. Instead of sending ear young men and young ladles off for three or font years to be educated,- we aught to keep them home and draw others from abroad. ' In a bealtny place like New Berne where board" can be obtained af very low rates thera Is no reason why pupil should go from oar midst aad all around ns to distant schools, aad they would not go if wa had such a school in New Berne as we need a school that will draw. kfany af onr eitisena who have children to educate will readily acknowledge that this is true, 'but what are they going to do about Uf If there la aay thing In which a aommonlty most co operate In order to succeed it Is that of education. ' To build op aad sustain a flrst-efaas school of. high grade m onr midst there mast be co-operation. We need co-operation In NewtBerns for this purpose; wS need It bsdt ws need it right; now: prompt,1 vigorous action at . ' should be taken at Once to have a school open hire next fall that' will not only command tha support of our home peo ple hut will draw front bar neighboring ooanUeeV'. ; y J A ?m I -V-n t in oraer to inaugurate tn is measure in tima we 'suggest that a number of our citiiene who hays children to, ada cate confer with the)ard of trustees Of Uar New Berne Academy s their meetta next, Frtday with a , view of renting Of leuing for. a term, of 'jrears one of tha bulldlnge on the Academy Green. After the building has been se cured steps aan!. be; taken to Obtoia teachers. ThaTrusteea can well afford to rant or lease One of their buildings as it Is not at all probable' that tha publio soheol funds for several years to coma w&T justify them in employ ingteachers tottofOi bnUdingi; .we simply tarow out this as a sng- gestion because we see aad feel the necessity of building up a good school in tnis ettj. i 1 sj'ty Court convened yesterday morning at ten o'clock.'-2 'A, A f t-u h.- a 1 The grand jarywas drawn and J. B. Hunte was sworn as foreman : -9 Bit Honor's charge was very explicit as to the laws which are mora frequent ly violated," and' tha jurors were im pressed w Ithf the reepo naibla position which they held as a part of tha oourt. The State docket waa called and eases noted for trial. ? :-"'. ' . IT. I Oibbs.Eiq., was Introdaoed to the court by Hon. C. C. Qlsrk as having obtained lioenee'' to practice: law and was Swornr Mr. Clark , administering the oath,'?.?! V- ;X ,-t - In the afternoon seuion only one jury case was tried, a ease' of Isroeny, ia which a verdict was found for tha de- The grand jury bavicg found i true iZl sa!nst Lem. Hatch f the murder of John Alex. Harris, E.'.cti was brought into oouxt and arrafsd. L. J. Moore, Eq., and Greea & C.svenson sppearei for the rrLoner, Solicitor Whlta for tbeEtate. Ha pleaded not guilty, whrenp-on a social venire of oca hunjred wrs ordered and the trial set for 'We-slay tioreinz at 9:S0 Tie civil docktt wtt cs!!sd and cafe 1 for trial, anj c:-t tock a recess t C".D o'clock t-'sc.--: ". Kayot'aOonxt, . l f. . Three eaiea before Mayor Williams yesterday moraiag. . 4 Liaaie Moulton, whits, had expressed her sentiments in a boieterooa manner en the streets, aamg kngnage that waa-'celoulated, to oornipS . the; morale- of 'anfortunste kaararai " She was therefore brought' to answer the charge of violating Jbe city ordinance. She pleaded guilty end was fined $1W and coat, or 1J days on tha streets er leave' the eityV for twelve months. Litzia said the wpald skip the next mornings ' Tob, Oilman, colored, said he was guilty of disorderly conduct en the streets and waa let off on payment of .Warren Albrilton, co!ored,had raised a rampaaa near the matket on Saturday afternoon. Be pleaded auiUr and was excused oa payment of f 5.00 and cost. Court adjourned. 1 - 1 a 1 Personal. , Miss Minnie Eaton is spending a few days in Klniton, visiting friends. Mr. E. T. Berry, the painter, left for Wilson yeeterdey, where he is engaged to do some decorating in the Wilson Methodist church. Rev. J. L. Winfield, principal of Centrevelle Academy, Pitt county, is in the city. The spring term of the Academy, which was prosperous and satisfactory, has just closed. Mr. MoWhorter of Atlanta, Oa. , is Visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bryan. Mr. W. f. Kornegay of Ooldaboio, is tha guest of Mr. W. B. Boyd. Miss Florenoe Garner, of Norfolk, is In the oity, visiting Miss Nellie Walker. School Commencements. The closing exercises of Ktnston Col lege will begin Tuesday evening, May 28th (this evening), and wilt continue every evening until Thursday evening, when tha annual address will be deliv ered by Rev. Dr. Hume of the State University. The exercises of Greensboro Female College will begin tomorrow (Wednes day), and close on Thursday with pre sentation of diplomas by Gov. D. G. Fowle, and the annual concert at 8:30 p.m.' The exercises of Kinsey School will begin on Wednesday, June 5th. The annual address will be delivered by Kev. U. W. Battle of this oity on Thursday, June 8th, at 11 a m. Wake Forest commencement begins June 10th and .ends the 13th. The Alumni address will be delivered by Bon. 0. M. Cook on Tuesday the 11th at 8:13 p.m. The address to the soci eties wtil be delivered on Wednesday at 11 a.m. by Hon. W. L. Wilson of W. Va. Tha baccalaureate Sermon wiU be delivered on Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. by Rev. J. W. Carter, D.D. The fourth annual commencement of Greenville Inetitute will be held June 11th and 12th. Annual address on Wednesday the 12th by Hon. Kemp P, Battle. ' The commencement day of Trinity College is on Thursday,. June 13th New Berne has several representatives there, as well es-ae Wake Forest and Cbsnel Hill. . Thanks to - our young friends H. B. Holland and W. R. Willis for invitations, v, H 4 l " : - ' The' commencement exeroisee of Vance Mala Sad Female Academy at Polloksville will begin en the 18th of June. The annual address will be de livered by Bon. Kemp P. Battle on Thursday the 30th at 11 a. m. 1 The University exercises will be held next weak; June 8d, 4th, 5th and 6th. Being the centennial year tha gathering will be of unusual interest.' , , 3 Fort Barnwall Items. - -. i in 1 . 1 Mr. Joel Kinsey has a colt two months old that Is said to be the finest in Craven county.,; , i-e U . : We did not have any mail here last Tuesday as the .pottofBce had been moved and the mail-carrier could not find it. ;V . Mr. Herman Wooten, while playing baseball last Saturday, received a Se vere blow below the right eye from the pitoher.,-....t :-:s - We had the pleasure of seeing Miss Nonia Scarborough, of White Hall, lsst week. - She Is visiting Mrs. E. P Bart' ley, near this place. -,s. , -f- Last Taesday We were visited by an other hail storm, which did much dam age to gardens, fruiS trees, and again on the following Saturday but not so se vere. . . - - " We have an expert rideman in town. He loaded bis gun with a nail the ether day and snot a turtle- through the foot, fastening him to a log upon which he had crawled, holding him there until he captures nun, - 1 e if re. C. H. Wooten received two mag' noiia blooms Saturday from Wawkeen ah. " Fla , which - would have been tta'atiful had they arrived in time, but for tha c!ay of Tuesday s maili they were spoiled, ' -. . ..':.. ror'u'i arnica Salv. v' 1 List af tetters Remaining, ha, tha poatoAcei at Berne. Craven oonnty, V. C, New May astntuet" . v. Barak Beotoe. Edward Beetosi. Joahna Cooper, Louie and Epbrem OrtoeJoeeph H Wiley, J. S. Matthews, Mrc. & a Steward, Amoa Siamooa, Mary Wil liams, Joseph Wllliaeaa. reraona eauinc for above letters, will say advertised .and give date of list. The regulations aow require that one cent shall be collected oa the delivery of each letter advertieed. M. Mailt, P. II. I Bocoarr medicine tn thirteen States, but aothine- helped me till I need Ely's Cream Balm. In four daye 1 could hear as well as ever. I am cured of catarrh ae well. It is the beet medicine ever used. Oarrett Wildriok, Hast ings, N. Y. I oouia soaroalv sneak; it was almost impossible to breathe through my noa trila. Using Ely's Cream Balm a short time the trouble entirely disappeared. J. 0. Tichenor, Shoe Merchant, Eliza beth, N. J. For a disordered liver trv Bet chain's Pills. Wanted, 1,040 pounds Beeswax; will pay from 20o. to 22o. Also 1.000 Cattle Hides; will pay from So. to 80. per pound. Office Front Cotton Exchange. J. U. SMITH. May 28th, 1889. dwim Wm, S. Lkaman. Howard D. Kerr. Leaman & Kerr. WHOLESALE ommission Merchants a ALL PRODUCTS OF TUB ORCH ABD, OUOVE, VARn AND VINBYAKD. 165 West Street, New York. RKFIRXNCIS: Mess. Nash, Whilon & Co., 120 Warren St.. N. Y. Mr. R. C. Curtis, 190 Read St., N. Y. Merchanta' Exchange Nat'l Bank, N. V. M. Brown, Banker, Washington, N.C. And Banks of New Berne. Represented by John E. Overton, of Portsmouth, Va. msy25 30d NEW BERNE THEATRE. Tuesday Evening, May 28. ESTHER, The Beautiful Queen. An accomplished lady of Boston, aided by the beet talent of New Berne, will render the above Cantata, and afford a delightful evening's enter tainment. Admission 50 cents. No extra charge for reserved seats. The entire lower floor and front row of the gallery will be reserved. Ticket on sale at Meadows' drug store Monday morning at 9 o'olock. Doors open at 8 o'olock. Perform ance begins at half-past 8. HUMPHREYS' YETEBUIR! SPECIFICS Tor Sonet, Cattle, Sleep, Dogs, Hogs, ajto rouLTnr. S00 Pace Beelt ea Trestateat ef Aatnale mi Chart geae JTree, CTO ( Vnrtn, Ceaenstlmra. Inflamaiatlon, A. A.I 9immi MeaUsiUa, Milk FsTer. B. B. Htrslaa, Laateaaee, Eh(Uia. OtCDteteateer, Mecml Slacharees. D.D.BM Clrabe, Wvrm . B.K.Caraa Bearae, Faeaaieala. V.Frf-Callee ertaee, Bellrmcha. O.G.Bniaa.rrla-e, Hnatarrbaeaa. H. U. Lriaary aad K.laay Plaaaaea. I. I.Kraa,t Dlaeaaea, Haaee. J.KAlaeaaea ef Plaeaiiaa. Btakle Case, wttn BMeiaiav Haaaal. - WttnhHanlOllcnd Medkator, S7.S0 Prloe,atixieBoMia(oTiOaon.i, . .ao Sold bv Druel'tai or Sent PrapalS aarwhars anils an? aaaatlty en Baeatpt oi Frloa, Hwnpnreys Mb CSb,109 Vultaa L, I. V. UTJlIPUIinYS'i S0XX07AXZIO ff SPECIFIC bm ju jwr Tttaeabr nMM nandr toe Kiira CSlllSlfitttl Weakness, and PKmraUoa. ftrwa ui act ft tthw mum: hi arATfaiaiaAlamTtal aowdw for SA. All of our Veterinary Preparations ean be had of J. V. Jordan, Druggist, N. W, cor. Broad ana Middle streets, Newbera.N.O. ' ... ., The Best of Medicine, That pare Cora Whistey, at -" :,f.:.'.":.j,.TATto?'s.. J "7 4 iff Vis At : I y. Si P, TAYLOR'S. Kirkwood Flour, Thebett In market for the price, , At V t t v J, F. TAYLOR'S. Caasard'a Pure Leaf Lard THE BEST, ;. j,-''' ' ' Foot of Middle etreet. n:.rr!ni3n;.fi;Jaxf:r 1 Have just rtceired a Fine Line of m.iv:--. rt.. .rw. You Can Save Ilcncj By buying yeup Atabastine, E . y Mixed Paiata,, from' - ' ' WHITTY ft GATE; Wa have ana celebrated 'ackare' loe Creaoa Free cere ba'sore aa4aae wieai Berora enymg any other. t4 Wa have a full stock eterarythlag tn tha Hardware aad Builders line, and invite your attention tothaaaaae. K WHITTY A GATES, Agents for tha &haMb.wnfe. celebrated Ready Mixed Patau, aad dealers in Lime, Cement and Piaster. Sweeping deductions J 1U3IEN8E BARGAINS? V I Oiler until further notira mv Hna vf Dry Uoods. Notions. Shoe. AT and BELOW COST. Respectfully, 1. r. lyjts, Little btore round the corner. " ' 1 m2ldlw ! , " GREEN, FOY & C0., Do a General Banking business. New Banking Hocsk, Middle Street, fourth door below Hotel Albert, faldwlr NKW RKRMK- w. tl $8,000 TO LOAN n amounts to suit borrower. Apply to P. 11. PELLET I ER may22 dtf Craven streeC" he Season Is at Hand FOIt Refrigerators, Freezers Water Coolers, Wire Dish Covers. Fly Fans and Traps, Wire Cloth and Bath Tubs. FI LL LINE AMI AT DOT TOn Pit ICES. L. II. CUTLER, 2b & 28 Middle Street, ' NEW BERNE. N. O. NONE BETTER THAN OLD VIRGINIA CHEROOTS! Take no Other! SOLE AGENCY. JT. TTli-ieli,. WHOLESALE GROCER, MIDDLE STREET, NEW BERNE. S. C Ilorseford's Bread Prpnralinn anM at t ' Manufacturer's price. . K. R, JONES," 37- AND Dry Goods & notions. 1 Full stock and large assortment, i " Prices as low as the lowest." -' P ' Call and examine my stock. Satisfaction guaranteed. ,Just Recr ived-A large lot of North Carolina Hams. NOTICE. Certlfleata Nn. 11 nt tha ainv r . m. XJM,.,90' h"vl been ht, the nsder alpiedwni apply for a dnpUcate thereof, H , L Bfan Stfarl War vama- Ti ' maaavawouu v W U. W tLLlFK) til). UeJ . llear tb! : I MA.VE GOl" THE l ? Largest Stocr of Watches,' liargest Btoek of Clock, ;"T.'-J - Largest Stock of Gold1 Jewelry, f Largest Stock of Plated! Jeweiiy, '' ' Urges Stock of Solid SUver Ware,- -: . : Largeal Stock of 8ilver Plated Ware, i Largest Stock of Spectacles, ; , . . , toj he, fennd in any store in 'Eai'-'i Carelinae bought for spot cash, si i i sale at a Smalt Profit. 1 . . .'Vent forget the plsce, Mi. opposite Baptist church. " .-If' ATOV TIIK JEWIJ . Biay7dlf e f ' 4 . 4,- -If: 1 1 "1: z r --? Bitvt la tie world for CiclFer" V.':- -vA look at the SOLID CA?Z J ; . 1 t t 1 r -i. P -, I - 1, E res, Ulcern, fait r r,. TC'er, C rr t, and a'-l t--'a and as Nobby Line of STRAW HATS t tb: . as yon ever eaw. Agency for the U-TAmEattnc'iFr:.