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OURNAL. Vrt)L;VIH.-N()H38; NEW BERNE. N. C.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1889. PRICE 5 CENTS.' ' B'JdlNESS LOCiXS..1; VANCE ACADEMY, W.X Skinner Principal. For catalogusvwiih fuU particulars, address the - Principal or oll at the JoCMAf ftffiy-4p8-tr MRS. E J.TntcfeEKt Is prepared to data ud jepsirelotlMS and snake pants, at br midyear oa Railroad street, near the depot. Olta her a trUI. ' ' . septdlm v, -ATE W Ififr 'lee!e"d 5 ExttY. Earl 1 Jeraoy Wakefield Cabbage, German K.tl:aa KMif Hftwr uaraip mm i E a. Meadows A (VsDrug rtssvJ'-' aug8l-lm. ,. V FOB RENf as WarUl PEotoarsph Gallery. SEWING HA HlKfi-OIL-Supeiior quatit fto hIb. br R.N. Dornr, USEFUUToniwbVijrtAi f in .WarlJ. . N w'rioii and reyiwf J,'; pniQ:) drfiuu It w.iri ;Hit M naitli and Ff.iV i.ilm nt X - - Robicbts Bros. HAM MO JlyTiepsf TclCream . reezem.Rafrig eratora; and a loll j' Una of seasonable goods at , Mdtf " MtTffHtm ft Gates. , V 7imASjoDoAt 'executed at ; -1? ,'. this office on satisfactory' terms. " ,w-jdHtlAuq -i a26tf Twr thousand men, oat of a pop ' tlation of 60,000,000, control 14, . 000,000,000, of the wealth of the i : coantry. IT U now estimated that 3 per cent, of the property ovrnera of the New.JSngland States own more property than the other 97 per cent. Dr. Harrison is the first peace President to increase Ue public debt The nptAinnJbaiion is oaf offfo doctoVs JtlsaiBle8 : of aarrisdnia BtateBnWshijt.-- . LonisTile Oonrier-Journal. 8ARi.p"ALTHEA, eCeto Velio., s ys site wants to be burleU' beside her hustoEitittij tiereseems ti be a popular desire to carry., out her wish tn this matterithe v trans action tequlres a mathematical cal- cnlatibd far' beyond the 'power of the ordinary sexton. Washington Post. ; Governor FowLBteepreBent- ; ed by a Hot SirtnMMrr$ndon$ " of the vVihningtoif Jtiessenger with ajipg.'. Vibe. qM ifertl ir . lina geU rid of the ' negr1 Copula;' tlon, just sofhYiafbjj lifrbfe to induce kwLljt.! ajhifiea ftom the North and-tbe places to come in here and settle Bat asjongjas , 500,0C3 la CiOO negroes UVe'bere, outside white men will not come in to an grealj ejttet. vt . v ? ;:.-.No nsrpation or centralization of power in the Federal Government; no taxation for inrplns: no taxation t for boQAtiHO Tfoststiax redno- ; tion throngh tariff reform: no in J fringement of persona liberty: no discrimlnaiion against tt labor in 1 legislation 'or jadmlntatratton: no mi8U8e.of pnWld Tirndsi'i ballot re form i tbft interest; of ; lree and ; Dare elections, these, are theude. - mands oi the Pennsylvania J)emo- crats.ewTbAy a.T: . What .well-aireoted .itraihing ; scnoois can acoompusn is uinscrat. ed in the case of Uiff dairy Bcnbol8 , of Denmark. The gOTernmeni Las for years spent. over 150,000 yearly for the maintenance a'sdls, The result has been an Immense improvement b dairy proddbt, and a lively demand tor Danish batter. Within tae-ty, yearsy Denmark's exports of titter have Increased from C2,1C0,CC0 W'tlOrOOO''' per Esnun. ITcrfo'.t Vlrsrinlan.. ' i-l. 1 ! . I .III I W f?Z WnTr:, Iir.r.Clereland- la; fa the ri: : f:r a ccrsinatlon " for the Pr: ' "7 i i 1K3 6t not; it "mas' Isf A:z to hira to see the Lc' 1 1 - . w -x, the Democratic k; i c. I.. ... v ' . . : - -3 ij 3 , coantry and xthe :3 wlthwhicKbU jwkere erected. ' la '.--t'rns which havo "lt!.3 mention rrfcilcJ t) evoke i. mi fciV . tt Harris ! v major jobs hughes. Thiscommnnity mourns the death of Major John Hnghes, who died at iSeaufbrr, Monday morning Sept. 9tS.1889 in the 60th year of his John Hughes was no ordinary mark In the home circle, in society, and in the Church, he was a pillar, firm and unyielding. 1 Is not lor us to portray his excellencies, but ve must chronicle SQtne of the events ur bis life evin cing his. character and showing the estimation in which he was .held by bis oiuinlrymen. Mafor1 BaehflS was a niulva of New Be'rue, but, in early life he moyedto. Pennsylvania where he sa jmm8ed himself upon the peo- bpte of his adopted State as to re ceive irom the WhigB, of the dis trict in which he lived, a nomina tion for Congress He bore himself gallantly in the campaign and won plaudits from all parties. He was not elected but he greatly reduced the Democratic majority in the district. Not long after this sectional issues precipitated the war between the States, and John Hnghes returned to North Caro- ina to share the fortunes of her people. He early enlisted in the army of the Confederacy and did efficient service on the staff of Gen eral Hoke. After the war he ad dressed himself to affairs of peace with sagacity and energy. In 1372 he was nominated by the North Carolina Democracy for Lieuten ant Governor, on the ticket with Judge Augustns S. Merri- mon, and it is no reflection upon the distinguished men with Whom he was associated to say that he led the ticket in that memora ble contest. In 1384 he was again brought forward for nomination for the same office, but his friends having united his fortunes with those of Octavious Coke for Governor, he was defeated by the Scales and ternah combination. For atwejnty , one, . years, Major Hnghes was President of the First Rational Babk of New Berne, and uriBjfnis presiuency me d&uhl prospered more' than any 'other similar Institution in the State. rltt 1877 SndT878, during Gover nor Vance's administration Major Hughes was President of the A. & N. O. Eailroad company. But whatever may be said of Major Hughes' public life, it was in society and in the church that he wat most potential. The influence of himself and family in giving tone to society is not to be exaggerated, and his Wise council will be held in grateful remembrance by the chnrch for years to come. He represented his ; diocese in the General Con vention of the chnrch for many consecutive sessions, and was al ways .distinguished lor conserva tism and influence. John Hnghes has gone to his. reward. Peace to his ashes 1 ' , LOCAL NEWS. ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. W B. Lake Taxes. . Methodist Church Entertainment Personal. ' " " , , Mr. A. H. WhiU of Pollokaville, left for Trinity College yesterday. ; Mr, A. H. Powell left yesterday for Trinity College, i , Ur, Claad B. Foy has gone to Bing hamBohool. - 3U VLi, P. M. Draney and! son Herbert left for Baltimore. i- Miss Jane Brown left for Hollin In tltnte.Va., yesterday. v' .! llim Helen Smith, . in company with Ur. and lira. Cleve, of Swift creek, left for New York. " Rev, N. If. Jnrney was in city jester- v Mr O. F. M. Ball Is off W Baltimore. 'Major' Graham, Daves arrived In the oity last night . "Vj - Clement Manly,"Ejq, hasretarned from Western North Carolina. ', ' " ' 3!e8srs., Wm. Cohen. Moses Cohen and Wm. Sultan have returned vf rbm the No oysters yet. Entertainment at the Methodist par sonage tomorrow night. John Robinson's cirons oar armed last night with a force of bill posters. The remains of Major John Hnghes were brought up from Beaufort on a speoial train last night. The funeral of Ma j. John Hnghes will take place from the Episcopal church this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Elsewhere we publish a notice to the New Berne bar to meet at the court houso today at 10 o'clock to take action in regard to the death of Major Hughes. According to the school census just taken io the 8ih township there are 788 white children and 2,12 1 colored chil dren between six and twenty-one years of OR. It wis an unusually good meeting of the Y. M. C. A. Sunday evening. The annual tar eting for the election of offi cers cornea off this week at which all members are requested to be present. The regular Tucs lay night's prayer meeting of the young men of the Bap tist ohurob , will be held this erening at 8 o'clock. A very full attendance is re quested. All persona oordially invited to attend. A lady who owns a plantation about two and a half miles from this city says that she will give four or five worthy young men tracts of 15 or 20 acres of good land for a year free of rent, if they will cultivate it. The trial of R. D. Rodgers, colored, for carying concealed weapons, was had before Justice W. G. Brinson yester ay afternoon. Rodgers was found guilty and fined $10 and cost. This is the fourth trial resulting from the Tin Cup Alley church row. We were present at the Baptist church Sunday evening to hear the ser mon of Rev. Edward Bull on "The Fact and Method of the Final Triumph of Christianity." The statistics and many ready quotations furnished showed con. clusively that the discourse had been closely studied and carefully prepared. We learn from the Durham Globe of the marriage of "Miss Mamie Sims, one of Durham's most esteemed and charm ing young ladies, to Dr. Julien A Smith, also of this city, a rising young praotitioner, who has made an enviable name in his profession." Dr. Smith is well known in New Berne, and his friends here wish him and his bride a life of happiness and prosperity. Shipping News. The steamer Defianoe of the Clyde line cleared for Baltimore yesterday. The steamer Eaglet of the E. C. D. lino sailed yesterday with lumber, naval stores and other exports, among which was the first bale of ootton of the season. The Annie of this line will sail tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. The steamer Kinston arrived from up Neuse river last night. Blind Staggers. Dr. F. L. Kilborne, of Washington City, has been in New Berne and sur rounding country for two days, but has not examined any diseased stock. It is reported that there are sereral cases of staggers in Pamlico, but none were brought up for examination- In conversation with him last, night he gave us the following prescription To prevent staggers, i oz. aloes, i oz, podophyllum and 1 oz. ginger in half pint of water; give it to the horse once in 86 hours. For a horse that has an attack of staggers double the dose above every 86 hours. Horses that have staggers should be given loose diet. We advise the people in communities where the disease exists to try this rem edy on their horses. Mr. Simmons' Lecttfre We take pleasure in announcing to all the Joubnal readers that Mr. E. 8. Simmons of Washington, will lecture in this city on Wednesday night, the 11th Inst. Mr. Simmons', lecture to on "The Existence , of. , a Personal God, " and the Washington, Greenville, Eden- ton, Hertford and Elizabeth City papers speak in the highest terms of praise of the able manner in which the personal!' ty of the Deity to defended. Mr," Sim mons to a member of the Washington bar and lost his light about one year ago. i He to now prosecuting; bit chosen prof easion and delivering his lecture in various- oities of the State whioh. to already proving valuable contribution to Christian soience.' We bespeak for him a full house. ; ... . ':V' v ; "i f'v; ' 1 Aa' Important Element Of the success of Hood's Saraaparilla to the fact that every purchaser receives a fairv equivalent for his money. The familiar head-line "100 Doses One Dol lar.M stolen by Imitators, is i original with and true only of Hood's Barsapa rilla. This carl easily be proven by any one vho desires to test the matter. For real economy, buy only. Hood's Barsa- FROM LAST NIGHT'S PAPERS. Tne London dock companies bave con-1 ceded the demands of the strikers, and work will be resumed at once. o.L. j: j iU .isnippea oy steamer K.igsion. ia new jMwraijuuui. question of calling an extra session of Congress, and the impression is that a 1 negative decision waa arrived at. John L. Sullivan, the prizefighter, has written a letter to the New York Son, announcing his willingness to enter political life, and will beoome a candidate for Congress from Boston. Two negroes, now residents of Nash ville, who were driven out of Fort Bend oounty, Texas, have instituted suit against about forty citizens of Fort Bend for damages aggregating about 8100,000. The new steel cruiser Philadelphia was successfully launched yesterday from Crump's ship yard, Philadelphia. Twenty thousand persons witnessed the launch, including a number of dis tinguished visitors from Washington. Steve Brodie successfully accom plished yesterday the daring feat of going over Niagara Falls in bis rubber suit; be was tossed and whirled for a short time in the rushing, gurgling waters, but fa is friends boldly went 1 to bis relief and soon dragged him ashore; he was insensible and blood oozed from his mouth, nose and ears, but the prompt use of restoratives soon brought him to consciousness, and his injuries were founi not to be of a serious character. NORTH CAROLINA NEWS. From the State Papers. Durham and Raleigh are to be con nected by Telephone, says the Globe. Concord times: Our merchants have about all concluded that electrio lights are cheaper than lamps and lamp chim nejs. Washington Gazette: J While Capt. Bonner, of Washington, was cracking a block of ice he found imboddied inside a very neat, plain gold ring, no doubt lost from the finger of some ice gatherer in the far North. Wilmington tie view: a weasel, a rare animai in this locality, was ex hibited on the streets today. It was caught in Onslow county and brought here In a cage. ' It looks like a rat, and is about six or eight inches long, with a tail about two inohes in length Greenville Reflector: Pitt county people are blessed. They have better crops than can be seen anywhere from the railroad between Greenville and Weldon. On Saturday we heard Mr William Harris, of Falkland, say he had lost 16 hogs this year. Cholera is causing heavy losses In this county Raleigh News-Observer :The News and Observer is informed that the opening of the fall term at the University was very nattering. There was an increased at tendance of new students, especially from Virginia and South Carolina. Students are ooming in on every train There is a small dmoount which is to be attributed to bad orop prospects but the opening shows a considerable increase. Winston Sentinel: The Mt. Airy News tells of a negro who made his way into the office of Ashby'e tobacco fac tory one night. His many attempts to pick the look of the iron safe, proving futile, he fell supinely upon his back to rest and fell asleep and there he slept till next morning and was arrested, tried, oonvioted and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. He olaimed to be a sleep-walker, but his tale wasn't swallowed. Davidson Dispatch: Our friend Wood son Daniel, of Healing Springs, wasinof New York. town Monday wearing the same pair of pants he wore when he attended the great demonstration in honor of Gen. W. H. Harrison St Salisbury in 1840. The pants were made the previous yeae by en. Fraley, a Salisbury tailor. They are still neat and clean, and are in a goou state oi preservation, tnougn they have been worn a great deal at odd times sinoe the campaign of log OabillS and hard Cider. Winston Daily: The amount of man- ufaotured tobacco shipped Monday and Tuesday of this week, from this place, was 120,888 pounds. On this shipment Unoie Ham received ss,eai.U4. Mr. J. D. Tucker of Lexington visited the was so impressed with tte fine display or iruita mat was maae, ana that are grown id the county adjaoent to the Twin City, that he wants to establish a canning faotory here, and is now nego tiating tor a lot upon which to erect one. Entertainment. The Working; Society of the Method ist Church will give sn entertainment st the Parsonage, corner of Middle and Neuse streets, on Wednesday night, September nth. The parlors, balls and grounds of the Parsonage will bs thrown open to the public - Keiresnments, consisting of different kinds of ios oream, iocs, oaks, etc, etc., will be served from seven to eleven o'olock. ' A speoial table will be pro viaea ior cnuaren. ;- All who ooms may bs sure of a warm w eleome ana a delightful evening. 2t ? jVV" KetIcevt-''-f':-:'f:'. " The members of the Bar of the oity of Nsw Berne are requested to met at the Court House, this Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock to take' appropriate aotion in regara to the a earn oc Major Hughes. 2 Impurities of the blood often cause great ennoyanoa at this season; Hood's SarssparilU purifies tha blood, abd More New Cotton. Ed. Journal: The ateimer Kinaon arrived Monday afternoon with two bales of new cotton, one bale bought by M'! L"10 Harrey of Kinaton and was Berna. O. D . lin. tnHr. W. R. Mar A Co., late of Kinston, now a ootton mar chant of Norfolk, Va. The other bale was bought by Mr. W. F. Stanly, agent steamer Kintton, N. R. N. Co., and was shipped by steamer Kinston to A. Trad- well & Co., Norfolk, Va., and could have come in ahead of the A. N. C. R oompany if she had not brought her bale on the mail train on Saturday night. Steamer Kinston yet afloat X. TO DISPEL COLDS. Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently oure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healtby activity, without irritating or weakening tht ui. use Syrup of Figs. Beecharu's Pills cure bilious and ner vous ills. DIED. At Beaufort, N. C, Sept. 9th 1889, John Hughes in the (JOth rear ot his age. Funeral services will take place from Chi ist church Tuesday after- noon at 4:30 o'clock. Taxes! Taxes! The Tax List for 1889 is now in my bands for collection, and all Taxpayers are earnestly requested to come for ward and Bettle without delay. W. B. LANE, seplOlw 8heriff Craven Co. Steamer at Auction. For Sale at Publio Auction, on WED NESDAY the 11th of SEPT., 1S89, at 11 o'clock. AM., at Nottingham & Wreon'e Wharf, foot of Commerce street, Norfolk, Va., THE STEAMER W. B. ROGERS. The above vessel is 96 feet long, 16 ft. beam, and draws 4j feet water, but can be tipped to 4 feet. She has been thoroughly overhauled this Spring, both hull and machinery, and furnished with a new steel boiler Size of engine, 14x14 inches. She has large passenger and freight accommodation, and is fast and a good sea boat. Terms One-half cash; balance three and six months, approved security. I or further information apply to J. W. BENNETT, Or to W. H. H. TRICE, 96 Main Btreet, auglu dBtawtd Norfolk, Va. BESIRABLC RESIDENCE FOR SALE. The cozy brick residence on East side of Middle street, near Broad, now oc cupied by Mrs. W. 8. H. Turner, will be sold at auction on Wednesday the 18th inat. It is two stories high, with cellar and concrete floor. Gas through out, painted walls, cistern and pump in kitchen, and all necepsnry outhouses. Terms made known on diiv of bh!,. Will be sold privately if dcsiri'il 1 session given at once. WATSON & Sl'liKEI', serStd Auctioneers, Insurance. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Hartford. Conn. Continental Fire Ioeurance Co. of New York. Mtaa Fire Insurance Co, of Hartford, Conn. Travelers Life and Accident Insu rance Co. of Hartford. Fidelitv and Casualty Insurance Co. Hibernia Fire Insurance Co. of New Orleans, Manufacturer and Builders Fire In- surance Co. of New York. I Marine Insurance Co. of London. I Commercial Fire Insurance Co. of I Montgomery. American steam Doner insurance L.o. of New York. Plate Glass Ins. Co. of New York. Anatj of t.h flnmnnnlnn rnrnflnt.fid by me aggregate over $100,000,000. WILLIAM H. OLIVER. Newborn N. C. gep8 dtf SHOT OF ALL SIZES, 01tt at lUanUiaCtUrerS Prices. Agent for Hazard Powder Co. 3?. UImcIi, WHOLESALE GEOOES, MIDDLE STREET, . NEW BERNE. N. C. AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION i at Very Low rates IS OFFERED to BOTS and TOVgQ MEti DAVIS'S'CHOOL. This is a Military Boarding School, and is one of the Best Iqalppcs Schools In the United States. Healthy location, Fine Climate, Mild winters, cadet t Comet Band. Cadet Orchestra. tjp iui vuurav ui ovuur. vr uiw f aratlon tor highest classes of W t, W muy vvuvgv va iwt mhpiuvov Complete Course in Telegraphy. ' For Regis a antt suiiAfM tw inwt Hnamaaa ter wnn rau paracusia aajueia sy i i COL. A C. DAVIS, SurrvvY;: r1 or si irSj JAMES REOUOI10, v Distillers' Agent,) Importer and Wholesale Dealer la Liquors and Cigars, CRAVEN STREET, NEAK COTTON EXCHANGE, New Berne, N. C, Kerps constantly STOCK of LIU". hand a COITIPLBTB RSand CIGAatS. Stock Is the largest la the Rtata, and was purchased from nrtt bauds FOK CASH. Consequently am enabled to fill as low as any Northern Market. Have on baml the following brands of WINES, LIQUORS nod CIGARS RYE WHISKIES. Old Family B x x x x Golden Crown, Old Century, Acme, Lexington, &c. &a. Mitchell's Pure Old Scotch. Pure North Carolina Corn Whiskey. WINES. Old Burgundy Port, Old Scuppernong, Old Sherry, Blackberry. Madeira, Claret, St. Julian, Swoet Catawba, Rhine Wins, California Angelica Wine. RUM. New England, West India, Jamaica. BRANDIES. Apple, Peach, French (James Hennesy), Oarretts Cognao Brandy, Cherry, Blackberry, Ginger. GIN. IIoH'tnd mid Domestic. JBEER, ALE, Etc, Etc. The Bergner & Eogel Brewing Ca's Celebrated Lager Beer, Imported Ale and Porter, Clausson & Son's Export Beer. Win. McEwan's India Pain Aln fmm Edinburgh. Agent and Bottler of th Bergner & Engel Brewing Co.'a Celebrated Lager Beer and Porter. Cordials, Augostina Bitten. Imported and Domestic Champagne. Agent for I. Calvin Shafer Wild Cherry Rock and Rye. CIGARS. A large assortment of Cigars and Cheroots Agent for the Virginia Standard Che roots, the best in the market. Will guarantee to sell as low as any houses North, and lower than anv honsa in North Carolina. WE ALSO MANUFACTURE Ginger Ale, Saraaparilla, Lemon Soda. " Bon Soda,' California Pear Cider and Mineral ''"," Water. ."As Our Ginger Ale to equal to any inv.U ported sad superior to say procurable A In ihe 8tate. - ' ;.. : -10 ' Orders" promptly filled andsaUsfao 1 tlon,gBsHnteedi''v:S t ' mi;JAMES EEDUOllI); " , I'r.Wm.ColHsia left for Ne.w Jerssy. . I parilla. Sold by ail draegtotsw . oars all su suon auevwoui, -