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VOL. VIII.-NO. 143, SEW BERNE. N. C. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1889. PRICE 5 CENTS. IZZZ.ZZi LCv'ALS. . real tnin. Melt it In tba ran, ud life Aavi Aavy. In iAat arofar whiMt Vyrdt , t bbowhIb Stato, mirrors me me ugos wnicu loosea Sep. 15, 8U . v HMktt. it8 bonds of cold. So, hammer TF you wast the celebrated Pilsener away at unbelief with yow logical you will arid it. Alto, Timothy; o. wedge hammers, and yoa will read t to terra too at all time wim the change In shape perhaps: bat it is . . ....... . . M J , . I ... . - - - choicest drink. Udlw none the less unbelief because you A aaJSS' SSS Powder-the fire frieadntl will open my boarding-house I of God's love, brought close by gain. Sept. H ,1889. I will be i glad to wlir aWaze with tbe sacred glow ones. Guests can Uke roome without Dr. Alex McLaren. fflMli If desired. ; Bat all oaa havs good board that' will take meals regu-1 An Illinois syndicate that had - rPQ p t mr.W 2'i;n;';i Stat Ho8e baleen fined $64,000 SSL clean end repair clothes and make for importing sixty four foreign la pantt, at her teeidence on Kaiiroaa borers in violation of the Federal treet, near the depot. Give, her a trui; f sepi-dlm statute. As the syndicate has jd t..i.llta memberahin a TTnitflrl SUr.ps ' im i n. vw i iii.t ir Miaoieu - aUl.m im aaai ir i - ar - - . IN Jersey Wakefield Cabbage. German Senator andamemberofthe House, xiaie anil cany uirair rui uiy ocni E. H. Meado m & Co' Drug ?Vf e- . aug8l-lra. an arrangement was affected be tween the attorneys in the case by which the fine is not to be paid tl Atlas 'II . . ... . . T ,.! J .i;:r;rrv not the t0 ny art tNtmpMiand. leati order at the administration at Washington. JocRHALoffloe.;. , , j,$ltf That is peculiar. What can the H .t."TTJ .i V 2. . uw" ' fresideut dot The result of the ;; It is not well for a man to V VIU pull l!U uaiiu uiuai e28tf pray negotiations at Washington will be looked for with interest. Phil. Record, Dem. - "Better be small and shine, than be great and cast as hadow." The Mai Yin Safe. Mr. John Ellis reoeined a letter from Caps, Uowland of the ichooner Melvin, Friday, stating that the Mehrin and crew were all aafe. They were at Del aware break-water, where twenty-three Teasels went ashore in the great storm, and forty lives were lost. The schooner E. R. Dyer, of Beaufort, is reported ashore at the same plaoe. Cutting Affray. A fight at West End yesterday after noon between Asa Kelson and Jake Davis, both colored, caused some ex citement. They had had a dispute about a year ago, which was not en tirely forgotten, and a few drinks yes terday stirred up the old grudge. They renewed the quarrel, whioh led to a fight. Nelson cut an ugly gash in Davis' head with a Wife. Davie was taken to Dr. Leinster Duffy, who at tended to the wound, while Nelson made tracks for his home in the coun try. A warrant was issued for him. Hot the great things, but the little things of one's doing in life give the true indications of cbarac- Nbveb suffer your goods to be- ter. In the doing of great things come yonc God.- Spurgeon. full energy is summoned and special .ALWAYS hold fast to love. We care is 6xerted thuS affordin& the -win h TAnilAniMiL and nnrinpr hv u lui.0 u-jpwuuuuy u iuc - J! l r j. i j i : t foririvnPHM.P-. W. Eobertson. Ui unum auu unuauiu -. 0 . I - , J L ' - i mmt i uai gruue, uuuevuieuce auu virtue ONE or the best things in the But in the doing of little things gospel of Jesus is the stress it lays one's ordinary character is at work on small things. ? It ascribes more without hypocrisy or thought of value to quantity .Jas. F. Clarke. I creditable effect. How often we HnmLlTT ia to make a rieht foret the tratb5 and yet how ac ,-T7. :7r..r r " I - j: Pfltlmatii of ahaV lf. Tt in nr. """"W ur cquini-auojs, ui ,'i.!.L-....i.ii. ii.!i.i ImissinEr our rreat deeds with but selfthanhw ought though it might ile notice, and gazing upon our rather buzzlfl him to do that. muci " ."ugu wm .sjpurgeon. . ' -imm I ll UUr 1BUI WUflUi XV1CUU1UUU These Is no key to these dark Times. letterings; we cannot trace them through our blinding tears; here we have only partial, links. But lie has the whole chain unbroken ; In His baud, and this we know it I is enough for ;. us; nothing I comes wrong that comes .from Him. M. CDnff.'-' KOKTH CAE0L1SA NEWS. From the State Papers. LOCAL NEWS. Shipping News Tho s:iamcr Autiie of the E. 0. D liae arrived yesterday and will sail to morrow afternoon at four o'clock. The Eaulet of this line will arrive this even The Tahoma will arrive tomorrow and sail Wednesday morning. Steamer Cutler Is in port. Meamer Howard Is in port. Here after she will make trips to Trentcn on Mondays and Fridays, returning Tues day s. and Saturdays. Church Servke3 Today. Methodist Church Rev. L. W. Craw ford, pHtor. Services at 11 a. m., and bp. ni 1 he pew e are free. Ushers are alwavs at tho vestibule to receive stangers. All persons are cordially in vited to worship with the congregation. Young mens prayer meeting at 9 a. m. Sunday-school at 4 p. m. Christ Church V. W. Shields, rector. 13th Sunday after Trinity. 8 a. m. holy communion; other services at 11 a. m. and 6 p. m. All persons will be welcomed to the services of thisohuroh. Presbyterian Church Rev. L. C. Vass, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 5d. m. Sunday-sohol 9:30 a. m. Tbe publio is cordially invited to attend these services. T. M. C. A. Services this evening at 5:30 o'clock, Mr. J. S. Thomas, leader The time of meeting is half an hour earlier than formerly. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Brown's Stand Oysters. StiaMbb Howard New schedule. W. H. Oliver Marine insurance on cotton. The old Cole building, on Pollock street, is being enlarged. The gymnasium of the Young Men's Christian Association will be reopened tomorrow. The first oysters of the season arrived Selling at Senator Inualls and Hnmb are at loggerheads ' with General . TTurriann'a Tndian flnmmloilnn Atrav . tbe snperintendency of Haskill . Institute. In truth, every one of uiuuu Kbuuuii iii - tuc uopuuiiunu i yesterday from Uore sound party seems to be at odds with the 1 40 cents per bushel rresiaenuai i cowrie ; aooui Borne- The time for holding ?ne devotional : thlDJ.-N. Y. Star, Dem.' -' meeting at the Y. M. O. A. rooms has ' been moved up to half-past five o'clock - : A SHADOW has fallen upon your I to avoid keeping in after dark r m a " . . j a . . . ill nousenoia; iJUtltlS tnesnaaowoil Dr. W. M. Robey, of Goldsboro, died the One Who came to give as he yesterday morning about 11.80 o 'dock Came to take.' the Shadow Of him I He was an able man, and his death is a . whose Bhadow is light. God some- aat loM to tht North Carolina Confer- times washes the eyes of his chil dren with tears, that they may see! the more clearly to read aright his commandments. Ouyler. ; ence and to the State. We understand that the first official aot of President Chadwick was to stop the collecting of fares from persons riding from the New Berne House to the Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City. The executive oommitte of the Y. M. Let us try to throw a little sun dhinn Infrt onmA'lifA flvftrv dftV. Tt t ... .--i-, ..-r ' ')' '-. . " .' . I fl A. lira rAnnflatAii to mnnt at'the rooms , Is no easy to make others . thankful . . trimnrrn niffhfc Rk for having met us i'6n "the Street, for I go'oloek for the annolntment of the ..- havisz ridden beside OS in the car, Tarions committees ; for the ensuing or for having had business to trans- year and the transaction of other busi act with us. ' A grateful memory of nws our society te not hard , to i inspire;;. he mUston prayer meeting of the and every cause to remember us runK tten we BPtut rD' W1" with pleasure Is the cause of com. b iT at t:804 ,ol,ook, Rt fort and happiness in some other Lftwnoon MrTlces at Long wharf 5 LJ"e. Exchange, it o'olook, J.L.MoDaniel,leader.Thepub- z j 1 - v ' ' I tin oannrallv and all Christian workers rrnnnnt llnnan ftr . Maifairaa.1 ; euJ UiUSVW sw ")vy MVW " v car sit tcr;coronation saw: a teu to uke ui , thenK j i. i iu x piauo my juuguow U"um (... .n of tha WiL t : -:ciloa Of God, for. i know mtnfftnn nanera have been let alone bv t' I. ::1 it ia governed by. dependence! us as long as we Can stand it; they have i i C ai that is true ' and has I published stories that made us green ! r-wi Oa forward wfth envy i We will say now that we t tna- nrinrvr at rnin l ' . - - - - , ,. 1 1 " that has been aoeomulatinir for some i r "V increase. uemem-L, . . ,. it is risrhteousness . that - 4tlWHittnnaA' m will 'lei ::Miaom r-'ion, and that the thtaz that will cara-fte 'em. 3 the beginning of ua.-I .v W. M. Asher for $1.25. -The case Was tried before E. O. Hill.Esq. i Williams claimed that Asher owed him $1.25 for Personal. Dr. Frank Hughes went to Raleigh yesterday. Miss Carrie Arendall has returned from a visit to Harlowe. Miss .Minnie Bryan left on the train yesterday for New York. Miss Fettie Guion has returned from Selma, Mr. John C. Green and family re turned from Beaufort. Mis. R. P. Williams and children re turned from Morehead City. Miss Lizzie McGrath of Jersey City, is visiting Mr. Wm. Colligan. Mrs. W. F. Rountree and children have returned from the West. Mrs. W. H. Howerton and children are at home from Cumberland, Md. Mr. Wm. Colligan and Mr. P.M. Draney and son arrived yesterday from the North. Mrs. J. H. Lowenberg of Beaufort is visiting in the city, tbe guest of Mr. A. Green's family. Mr. L. A, Coulter, State Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., will arrive in the city nest Tuesday night and requests a con ference with tbe members of the As sociation that night. rr et Ice- on the hatiortar. What ' I Ht"! ATft.l .j. .. ...... ,. . ,.,rm i v-""isorvices. ; Justice mnmave una piaintm 1 1 ,,.:icyLcai MuJ-nnnt fof 621 cents but defendant It is gratifying to learn that the col leges of the State have all opened with good attendance. The prospects for some are flattering. Mr. Julian 8. Carr, president of the North Carolina Confederate Veterans Association, announoes Wednesday, October 10, as the time for holding the convention at Baleigh. This is Wednes day of State fair week. Clinton Caucasian: The mail facili ties ate wretched. Every Caucasian was in the Clinton offloe on last Thurs day before 6 o'clock a. m. Yet we have received complaints from twtnty places that the papers did not arrive on on time. Henry Winford, a boy only 12 years of age, is sentenced to be hanged in Salisbury, Ootobf r 25. He assaulted an old widow lady in Rowan county last Maroh. It is stated that it was only his extreme youth that saved him from being lynched at the time. The Durham Sun says that last year tbe sale of stamps in that town aggro gated $536,043 43. This year for year ending August 31, the sales amounted to 8652,395.95-an increase of $116,346.- 53, and representing an increase in manufactured tobacco of 1.454,331 pounds. Greenville Reflector: It is reported that snow fell near Keelsville, this oounty, on the 24th of August. We have beard it vouched for by respon Bible men. Tobacco has been made in Pitt county this year that wrU readily brine one dollar per pound. More of our farmers should cultivate it. News and Observer: We are pleased to note that the number of students at the University is already 180 which is an increase. The JJingham School opened on tbe 11th more strongly than ever before in its history. A new fea ture for a North Carolina school was a through car from Texas containing twenty-six pupils from that State. Raleigh Progressive Farmer: Any far mer in the State who wishes to cultivate one acre or more in clover or grass, and who will write to Capt. B. P. William son, Raleigh, N. C , inclosing stamp and describing land, will receive a re ply to bis inquiries. We thank Capt. Willamson on behalf of our farmers for his generous oonsent to give them the benefit ot his large and successful experience in raising grass and clover Snow Hill Baptist: Mr. Clayton Ed wards, a good and worthy citizen of Hooker ton, died last Monday after a few days. Mr. Richard Heath, of Old's township, says that be has found poke root to be splendid for hog cholera at any rate he used it with marked suocess. Be says the root must be boiled, and a strong tea made from it then put the food intended for the hogs into the tea and let them eat it. Bayboro Tribune: W. T. Caho, Esq has several letters from capitalists de siring to purchase land in this seotion from one wbo wants to purohase six nundred uousana acres. five ac cessions to the Missionary Baptist church at this plaoe on last Sunday night. Prof. W. E. Wilson, who has been elected Principal of the Pamlico Male and Female Institute, arrived last week with his family. School will open next Monday the 16th. FROM LAST SIGHT'S PAPERS. Mr. Cox's funeral in New York, yes terday, was largely attended, notwith standing the rain was pouring in tor rents. Cardi tal Manning made definite pro posals yesterday to the directors of the Dock companies in London, for a set tlement of the strike, which, it believed will be aocepted. Reports from the great storm con tinue to come in, and there is much ad dition to the losses already mentioned. Rain still continues from Norfolk to Boston, the heaviest fall being ex perienced in New York, 2.46 inches in twenty-four hours. Waterloo, a sum mer resort on Delaware bay, is entirely submerged , and of j twenty cottagess in tbe place only one remains. Many ad ditional vessels are reported lost. TO DISPEL. COLDS. Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costive or bilious, or when the blood is mpure or sluggish, to permanently oure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them use Syrup of Figs. 11 ii by 's Latter. A letter from Mr. J. W. Ruby, Union City, Ind.. says: "I have used your Clarke's Extract of Flax (Papillon) Cough Cure and find it a complete cure for deepeeated cold. It has done more than two of our most skillful physicians. My children had the whooping cough and with the aid of your Cough Cure they had it very light compared with neighbors' children who did not take it. I believe it to be the best cough cure in the market." So it is. A large bottle only $1.00. Clarke's Flax Soap for the Skin. It leads tbem all. Price 25 cts. Cough Cure and Soap for sale by F. S Duffy, druggist. Beecham'a Pilis cure bilious and ner vous ilia. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This Dowder never vartei. A marvel purity, strength him) wholegomeneu. Mora economical limn i. ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In oou. petition with the mul titude of low test, short weight, alum or phoeplmte powders. Sold only In cans. KOYAI. UAKlSt. roWI'EK CO., 1U0 Wall N. Y. luneSf dsu wed frt Aw Steamer Howard, Independent Steamboat Line On and after Monday the 16th day ol September tho steamer Howard will run the following schedule: For Trenton every Monday and Frt day at eight o'clock, and return Tuesdays and Saturdays. J. J. LASITTER, Manager. A Rare Chance For Some One. I will sell out my business of Cigar and Tobacco Store, Soda Apparatus, Fountains, Fixtures, etc., consisting of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Fanoy Articles, Confectionery, Jars, Cases, etc, etc., all in my store (except what I may re serve as keepsakes or personal articles) on reasonable and easy terms, to the right party. Continued ill health is my only reason for retiring. Wm. L. PALMER, Middle street. New Berne, N. C. Wanted, Information in regard to standing timber. Ob ioct to locate saw-mill. Address P. J. DELAMAR, seplldw2w Oriental, N. C. SHOT OF ALL SIZES, Sold at Manufacturers' Prices. Agent for Hazard Powder Co. I1. XTlx-ieli, WHOLESALE GROCER, MIDDLE STREET, NEW BERNE. N. C. Marine Insurance ON at New O., Sept.. List of Letters Remaining in the postoffice Berne, Craven county, N, 14th. 1889: David Austin. Atteline Banks. Mariah Barrow, Capt. J. C. Bailey, care of echr. Three Brothers, Miss Elly Ben bry. Miss Lizzie Brem, Sarah Biley, Jermin Brooks, Huldah Bryant, Mrs. S, J. Caudle, Miss Ella Cramer, D. B. Con Eletott, Mrs. John Davis, John O. Davis, Robert E. Lee Davis, care of sohr. .T. M. Thomas, Jamesy Green, F. M, God frey, ir.. Miss Mary Grimes, F. U. Mar ris, Eiisy Holly, Miss Jane Henderson, Melvina Heys, Cape Willie J. Kelly, care sohr. W. H. Parker. D. W. Laws, Miss Mary E. Nash,' Jacob F. Piner, oare sohr. Emily H. Dyer, Miss Rachel Powell.. Miss annie . retty, John i. Perry, J. N. Kasberry, Miss Ebola Bob erts. Miss Martha Rue, Mrs. Sarah Ann Slade, Lewis Bmitnr Mrs. is. L, Street. 8. W. Thompson, Jerry Wales : Persons caning for above letters, will say advertised.and give date ox list The regulations now require that One cent shall be collected on tne delivery of each letter advertised, v WM, JCi. 1bAJlK.K, r. ua. ' i A- Appetite il essential to good .health; but at this season it is often lost, owing to tne pov erty or imparity of the blood, derange ment of the digestive organs, and the weakening effect of the changing; sea son. Hood 'e Sarsaparilla is a wonder ful medioine for oreating an appetite, toning the digostion, -and giving strength, to the whole system Now is the time to take it. Be sure to get Is It Ton, Reader ! The Young Men's Christian Associa tion in this Christian land of ours is a most powerful weapon to fight the bat tle of faith, and bring young men into the advancing church of today. It can do what the Sunday-school, or the church, or the home cannot do. Oar Association in this oity was once in a flourishing condition. Many of our best and brightest young men attended its Sunday afternoon meetings, and frequented the reading-room. What has oaused the change? Let me ask that you, dear reader, lift your thoughts above, turn them from earthly to eternal things. Is it not the duty of the professing Christian mothers, so many of whose hopes are centered in their sons, to see that they take an interest in this great and useful institution, organized for their immediate good and future happi ness? Ought not high-minded, noble spirit ed. Christian young men to make tbe resolution that they will lend a helping- hand to turn the wheel of enthusiasm now being turned by a few active mem bers. May God help us in our efforts! Who denies that the liquor-saloons, every day helping;to damn the souls of oar young men, are places around which many vices dance in wildest dis- sipationr Who denies that our Association by the power of the Holy Spirit can change this style of things? Who denies that in order to acco n push the high purposes for which we are organized that there must be unity of purpose and action for in union there is strength ? Let us then rally aroaid the cross or Christ, and, having put on the whole armor" of God, do ear part for Him who died the shameful death of the cross that we might enjoy happiness here and life hereafter. i Is it vou. reader, that the Y. M. C. A oalls la the name of the son of the living God. to the high offloe and the glorious orlvilese of aiding in bringing your friends to a better knowledge of the Saviour of men ? , Let your conscience answer.' . ' . . . Come, we beseech you, to the Associa tion meetings and do all in your power for the salvation of immortal souls. . "What doth it profit, my brethren though man say he hath faith and have not worker : Can faith save him V&M'm 8. T. Apeoatiarity of Hood Sarsaparilla is that while it purines tne wood, it im parts new vigor to every f .notion of the From Raleigh, Ooldpboro. Li tirange, Kins ton, Newbern, Washington, to Norfolk, Baltimore, New York, or through direct to LIVERPOOL and other Foreign Ports ia the Marine hsmm Comply of Loo den WILLIAM H. OLIVER, Qeneral Agent for N. C. Newbern, N. C. JOE K. WILLIS, PROPRIETOR EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA Marble Works, New Berne, N". Jill Cotton Ginners. We are now ready for the Celebrated Attention ! for your orders Daniel Pratt Cotton Gins, Feeders and Condensers, Everybody using them unhesitatingly pronounce tbem the BEST so take no other. We guarantee full satisfaction. Send forpricfa and terms. WOITTY & GATES, Agents for tbe Boss Power Cotton Presses. Roanoke Hand Presses, etc. augldwtf DESIRABLE 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 lSth inst. It is two stories high, with cellar and concrete floor. Qas through out, painted walls, cistern and pump in kitchen, and all necessary outhouses. Terms made known on day of sale. Will be sold privately if desired. Pos session given at once. WATSON & STREET, ser.8td Auctioned. Italian and American Marble and all qualities of material. Orders solicited and given prompt attention, with satisfaction guaranteed. O. E. Miller is my agent at Kinston, and Alex. Fields regular traveling agent. Taxes ! Taxes ! The Tax List for 1889 Is now in my hands for collection, and all Taxpayer are earnestly requested to come for ward and settle without delay. B. LANE, Furniture!! JOHN SUTER Has on hand and la receiving every day handsome I'arlor Suits, Cham be r Bets, heavy walnut. Bureaus, Wardrobes, Mattrestae, Chairs, Lounges, Sofas, etc., ttc. He also has a line of Home-made Work of Bedateada, Sofas, Tables, Bureaus, etc which are neat and substantial. Prices KlRht Down; to Rock Bottom. Befidw Middle at.,' New Berne. Ask Tour Retailer for tha JAMES MEANS $4 SHOE on the 4t JAMES MEANS; mo cxrYir i Jlal tT M M W M M Ja - According to Your Needs , - S JAMES MEANS 04 BBO i light and ttorllaa. Itflt Uke a worn, u wm tatinir tni moot , . tksOdloos. JAMK8 MKANH MX HETOIC M fthaftlniolv UlA ' una ot iu pnea wnium . uenrlmt vlaead - . tenitohroa to Il mmaVii' il la i i i a w.4 '. UU . iawaltoBoy,,Vikllt--'tj , Pall Maes f tho above alioos for sale 17 av . Sa, ... as -' XT M uu Sbward M Jen: i.l UCa coa-1 took ao rrroal. J Hood s 8araaparilla.:!a.;'yr.i:v vryw'6o4y.- 9 eeplOiw 8herifl Craven Co. iK', Sheriff Craven Co. NEW ,BE3SE, IT
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