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--fr;S 7":. " " 00 i fill 4 V ,00 ,"'ii'-vijUori , I? .XT :;vol vm.-NO.i263J NEW BERNE. N. C SATURDAY. FEBRUAKY 8. 1890. PRICE 5 cents; ?-u 11 1 " .. -: - ; - " 1 -. . i v EF, BREAKFAST r.inon. Cams, ' COdnsn. Beer 'T.:- js, r?ckfceiJQaoa Hset,If.ea .;,SCnSZ:3 L0CAI3.; '" lew. I ruse. Evaporated .PPtes, . , c- :iMl Coco, Preen Roasted Coffee , v at laas, rUTOf Inf Extract, etc :. ' OTAllL-rD BEEP The finest "ay O ea the market M soy stalls on Broad . and laddla stoeeU this morning. t i " ELECTED Early Re Potatoes at UK.E, JOH8'.. . -. r, f$, N' OBTH CAROLINA HAMS at ' J - , - - .'KB JOHI8. J OUR Good Fartn BorM ohMp for L V cuh. hr T K B, Jokes'. ! .T?OB RALE - A Ferry Boat in good order, with lu Cap city, ' thirty pwfgers. Apply to.' ; ' ' t I ' ft5 I W f v.''';" PWfT & NiXOS. : P IANO i and OBOASaiUSED. rgr ulated susd. repaired.- Mr. Frank " E. Morton m be found any day tbU . either at Hotel Albert at the -at jparpeoter shop of K L Pavie." First- ; class work paly, al reason. beprioeB.v , T ty. tt fbS-tf Kj3i4 ; . ... nEPAiRma sawiso machines ' WiJVjobn Elwardi to doInK work at radacad ratea. ' Leara your order at ti Ma tealdanoa on Pollook atreet, between " raa and Eden. ; ; jmt rSfStlXTTEL M0BTOAQE3 and War- r 'L-4. ran tee ueda for aaie at me; joub- ' Ti18-" D. 8 . HARMON, Solentifld Op. r : X tloiaa, graduated in St. Petera- , U fcufgh, Batata, in 1670. Ottoe-at Hotel ,f 1 JMaort, ropm Nd. ,4. No ohargea for C ai xamlnation. All work done In office. -iiiSEO PEASfExUa Evly Branoa O i FJrat and Beak." "Ataaka,' ,VHoard'a Earliert of all the Pae." t Wata aold atth(. loweat posaibla jl frriaaeforoaeh-by,'! '- t' S St rt ABDEN 8EED3-Pure and freah- .'. VJT at Fa.8. rwiTTf dreg store. ait; VJSexx ire go gailopiiiR." fivery- bod towi ior thft Fait 1 v . , . if yoa want to Bee frtenda tbat joit- hrer not; seen in tt long time .VISUM IIW lUD CUll i , .- Pun, entertainment, inatructlon anl good cbeer j eloquenoe and wit, beaut; und chivalry all at the Fait. -THI Qabernatorial contest in West J Virginia Twar. ended last Toesday by' the Senate declaring Fleming (Dem.) elected.. ' -The golden-rod has received the ' largest vote as the National flower, ' , but the brazen JReed still has his way la the Government.'-fSt.'Jjoujs Hem la the very richest joke ol this summer season. The innocent , " r PhiladelphiaOtnqutrerrRad.? says ' " without laughing: ' "Speaker Seed 'J is making a splendid light against 1 J'Despotisnif ct-the minorityis ' - i ' ' t food. Sext-Post it "i-; aS )i -' ' An exchanre save: - "When a v i hizh ent mind goes out in company with a low cat dress the world does ' not concern itself with the. robe." Thl;is 5:tf sample of. the kind of rabtlsh altogether too common. . Iki facV to that r the .'"high cut miVdoes not go out in company rith the "low-cut own? , . ' v roUASELPSiA desires . to erect a tiding' in commemoration of the"f.chlevementa of the nineteenth cen' ary.Tand straightway runs to Ocrireai : with: a reaucc:fc : tot aid. One of the achievements of the nineteenth century , stored have been to teach every Era and every city to ray - his or it i c vn ti'la.-- Detroit Free Press, j. United v States y Dasnelc is looking; f marshal who has. pie: V He wants to f nd : hi ray ' conaty ; toi Err-:' Crackett, a fettle moonshiner, for whom a warrant has been sworn cut. She hw already put four men to flight with her Winchester. - Cavaanah News. '.V - - WICHITA. Kan8r Feb. 5-48 ,8 ' ac-x rendered to day, a)astice I ' 1 cri' to Jbe iuel,, A, thormnd ! r cf cbrnibcloDgi'io f -i i : 1 Ctcadman had been ,c'. L;r-'jaaaVBaicl Lown zzX tt3 t -a f:r fuel, and tbi ruled that under the law exempting a year's fuel, the attachment would lot- holdi'V,- -X, . Ths dude is the background against which true manhood may shine," Were it not for bin.- it would hardly be possible to make comparative estimates on. brains and vitality, w to acquire a proper appreciation of industry, capacity, and usefulness. , The dude in fur nishing the best example of what a man is not and ought not to be, answers a noble purpose, and be comes thereby a common necessity an.d f : benefactor. Washington KUCAL NEWS. , KEWaDVERTISEMENTS SwEBt Stall fed beef. 0 E'SLOVaa Corned Beef. etc. There were on the Clyde line wharf yeeterday 1 400 barrels of naval etoree 800 000 shingles for shipment. The E'ectrio Light and Power Com- panywas having poles hauled and placed on the streets yesterday. The FJr Association has reoeived a Urge shipment of fire works to be used during the Exposition. It is one of the grandest collections ever brought to New Berne. V The 'Atlantio City, N. J., Review ayifjWa are indebted to Mr. F. Ulrioh, of New Berne, N. C, for a copy of the premium list of the third annual exhibition of EMt Carolina fish, oyster, tame and industrial exhibition, which Will be held the last week in February, New. Berne is. one of the flourishing eoast towns cf North Carolina, situated dt the Neuee River in Craven County, and la quite an oyster and game ontre. In J397 the population was reported as Yesterday we had a pleasant call from mi .Whiting superintendent of East Carolina Land and Railway Co , who Informed Us that work on this road will be pressed vigorously, giving preference to laborers ' Ut this vicinity. Mr. John M. Hsrgett, well and favorably known uvthif eemmnnity, has been appointed in 'place' of Mr. J. J. Rabereon and wishes to employ laborers immediately. Those wanting employment will apply tour. Uargett at his residence, corner of Pollock and Fleet streets. ' vTbere are some towns and communi ties in North Carolina, we are glad to say, where "hard times" is not the cry and the effect of short crops Is not felt Mr; W. O. Williams, of Portsmouth, was in me city yesterday. He says that the people in his community are in good circumstances better than for years. The mild winter his been a blessing to them, who are mostly fisher men. .wages nave been higher there than for years and there is a cheerful. happy. state of affairs. At Morehead City and Beaufort, from what we learn. the almost general financial .depression which prevails in other parts of the State is oarealy felt' The fishing bus! nets has been unusually prosperous and remunerative this season. Be Sure anASxbibit Them. ; Mr. John: Pearce witting us from PollokBvIUe say: . VYou say that the Prince of Whales will be at the Fair. 'In case he should miss eonneotion I wilt send his bones. I have two jaw bones fourteen feet long weighing tlx hundred - pounds eaoh and several- pieces of back-and other bones which I expeof to exhibit.". , : The Lecture Last Might; , it was rainy ana tne streets were muddy and very uninviting last night and for this season no doubt many who desired to hear the lecture were kept at home, Under the circumstances, how ever, a fair audience heard PtotTAlder- man's iaterestiug ' talk, 'on VPublio Pools." tHe-; quoted facta which showed clearly tbat , thajtublio schools cf ITv. ;h Carolina are 'very uneatiefac t:ry, defective and $ inadequate to meet the. demand for education., There is net BufHMent i s money spent r . r enough work done by the people for schools. The schools are starved Professor Aiderman spoke words which we are sorry a larger number of our oltliene did not hear- His leoture was calculated to inspire the hearers with desire to see more schools and. better schools! and a 'consequent higher and more enlightened state of society XUiennatUm;' jv;." -; Is undoubtedly caused by lactic acid in the blood. This aoid attacks the fibrous titaues, and causes the pains and aches in the back, shoulders, knees, ankles, t';j aud wriats. Thousands of people tare found in. Hood's Sarsaparilla a V "ive cure for rheumatism. . This isi.cine, by its purifying action, neu t?a'.:r?s fie acidity of the blood, and um huilds up ' and strengthens the ' , TE1CHIRS' I5STITCTE. FirTH DAT. To learn arithmetic it to acquire a knowledge of numbers. - There are four things to be learned about these. . They should be understood u a whole, that is, from one to lea and from tea to twenty. NexW they should be taken apart by the exercise of simple analysis. Take any number, such as eltfht, and see how many different numbers com bined together will make eight Do this by the method of object lessons. Seleot any familiar symbols, such as blockSyards or marbles, combine and separate until tha mind beoomea thor oughly informed of the relation of things. Then drill the 'intellect in rapidity of exeroiee. If numbers are to be united together or separated, it can do no harm to train the powers in rapid ity of execution quiokness and dispatch often necessary and benefloial in the handling of figures. The ohild might as well go quiokly as slowly. Then teach it to work problems by the appli cation of principles already acquired. Suggestions were offered in further application of the lesson of analysis in acquiring knowledge. Teachers make a mistake in appealing to tha wrong side of the brain. The mere memory of facts hardly ever useful. Philosophical memory, or the memory of the under standing urged and illustrated. The association of ideas fastens on the brain learning along many different channels at once. The ability to reason on facts and to reaoh conoluaions stimulated by such a method of instruction. Slowness to iearn arithmetic, geography and his tory due to inoessant levies upon the memory of words. Thus children of really good parts are dwarfed in the higher regions of the mind, and often fail to become scholars altogether. In telligence springs from the brightening of thought. Thought grows out of the effort to find a reason for things. And this reason may always be discovered by placing facts together, and studying the logical relation between them. What is History? It is the reoord of people's life. Out of this it is soon made manifest that no people can lire together without wars, legislation and commerce. These make np historical progress. What is history taught for? To give the child knowledge, oharaoter and the love of such learning. It should be taught with constant referenoe to the homes of men and the localities of events. It is better to learn by reading than by struggling to Iremember its successive pages. Let many authors be examined. Uniformity of text books in other studies, but not in this. Study it by topics and not by pages. The Ger mans study history by biography, and we may well imitate them. The lives of distinguished men and women chronologically arranged make np the developments of a nation . Do not bur den the mind with dates, settlements and unnecessary details. These can be at any time obtained from-books of referenoe. Do not cumber the brain with seditions, wars and outbreaks, bnt rather seek for the motives and eanses, the main progress of events, and the facts of final adjustment. And in the study of administration and govern ment, omit difficult terms, and strive rather by blograpbioally studying the subject to master Its facts. This closed tha active work of tne in stitute. Professor Alderman bade fare well to the teaohers; after expressing his gratitude for kind treatment and his appreciation of the harmony ana the pleasantness of the, work, and the Institute adjourned. Shipping Hews. The steamer Eaglet of the E. O. D. line ' will arrive this evening and sail Monday afternoon at i o'oloflk. The- steamer Tahoma will arrive to night. ' ' fhe steamer Stout, of the Clyde line, arrived from Baltimore last night with a cargo of general merchandise. The' steamer. Carolina arrived with cotton from Orifton .yesterday after noon.;. v';';;- -''r';-' " ' A .'-The steamer Manteo, of tha Q. -D. line, sailed yesterday with a cargo of general exports and . a aumbec of pa8sengers.-,t;53Si ; The sohosner Mattle E. Hilea is la port from St. Kitt,;West Indies, with a cargo of molasses consigned to Bob ertt&Brd; Ifayor's Court"" ; ; v The following case was disposed of Iparoline Holly, eolored, chap. 5, see. 8, drunk and disorderly in. the oity limits. Thirty days on the streets I .. . i,.-.,M t:.;. . At the Gaston House:. 0. H. Forler, Stonewall; W, T.Caho, Bayboro; Bryan Hosier, John T, Hosier, Mrs. John T. Hosier, . Adams creek t O, H. Fields, Philadelphia: .Walter, D. Castopher, New " York George E. Bowley, Hamp ton," Va. V Thos. Dunoaa. N. O H, E. Smith, city: J. W. W, Thompson, Golds itti conrciXi proceedings. February 4. 1890. A regular meeting of the board of oity council was held this evening at half-past seven o'clock. Mayor Williams presiding. Present Council men Crawford and Kennedy. There being no quorum the meeting adjourned to Wednesday night, Beb. 5th, at 71 o'clock. Silas Fulcher, Clerk. February 5th, 1890. An adjourned meeting of the board of city council was held this evening at half put seven o'clock, Mayor Williams in the chair. Present Councilmen Burrus,Ulrioh, Lane, Crawford, Willis and Kennedy. The Marshal's report was read, and on motion received and adopted: Arrests 83. 31; dismissed, 6; convicted, Fines collected Coat .8 8.20 . 31;95 Total 810 15 One-ha'f the above cott, 815 97, was deduo d for my fees. Jas r. Lewis, C. M. The Mayor read his report, which was on motion received and adopted: MAYOR'S REPORT. To the Hon. Board of City Council: (Jentltmen lielow pleate find my report and recommendations: Police have made during the month 81 arrests; 25 were convioted and 6 dis missed. Amount of fines imposed 40.00 Cost 73 40 Total $113 40 Whaves and Docks -I have had the stone wall on East Front street repaired; it is now in good condition. Sanitary Condition of the city is good. I ttnd that Mr. William Gerklns. although he complained to the health officer about Mr. Clark's filling in with sawdust, is having his wbarf, which adjoins it, filled in with it. lr Department Mr. Ellis has writ ten to several oompanies for samples of hose, but up to this- time has received none, and the matter will have to go over until the next regular meeting. Uemetenea-A.ro all right. Think there should be a sign placed at the gates of each cemetery notifying the people as to the ordinance concerning aogs. Streets Are in good condition. Rec ommend that a committee be appointed to contract for and locate the electric lights. Below please find contract mide with the New Berne Eleotrio Light and Power Company, granting them the right to use the streets: Articles of Agreement entered into this 10th day of January, A D. 1890, by and between the Mayor and Board of Oounoilmen of the City of Newbern of the first part, and "The New Berne Eleotrio Light and Power Company" or the second part: First. The said parties of the firat part, in consideration of the stipulations and agreements hereinafter made by the party of the second part, and the sum of five dollars to them in hand paid by the party of the second part, the receipt of which is acknowledged; have given and granted and by these presents do give and grant unto the said party of the second part, the exclusive privilege of using the streets of the city of Newbern for the purposo of furnish ing eleotrioity for -lighting end power purposes, for the term of ten years from the date hereof. Provided that if the said party of the second part shall fail for the period of sixty days from ths date. hereof to commence and vigorous ly prosecute work upon the plant re quired for said purposes, or shall for a period of six consecutive months daring the said term of ten years, fait to carry on and operate its said work, that the party of tne nrst part may revoke and oanoel the rights and privileges hereby granted; and provided further that the party of the second part snail not trim or out down any trees in said city with out the consent ana sanction of tne Mayor, and shall paint and keep paint ed all poles used in said oity from the ground to a neignt or at least six feet Second, mat said party or tne second part agrees, in consideration of the r.ghts and privileges neremoerore granted, to furnish the party of the first part with as many electrio lights of twelve hundred- candle power as the party of the first part may desire, at points to be designated by the' party of the flrstiart, as long as the party of the second part snail carry on its busi ness.ln the oity of Hewbern, at a price to be agreed upon by the parties hereto. but which shall in no event exceed the sum of eighty dollars per light per year And the party of the second part hereby assents and agrees to the conditions hereinbefore specified, and annexed by the party of the first part to the grant of the rights and privileges given to the party of the second part. in testimony wnereer, i, k. r. wn Hams. Mayor of the oity of Newbern by virtue of . the authority conferred by tne board or counoiimen or said oity have hereunto set my hand and caused tha seal of said oity to ne hereunto af fixed, and the said party of the second nart hath oaused its corporate seal to be hereto v affixed the day, and year first above written. tiv i f b. p. Williams. Mavor. New Berne Eleotrio Light & Power Co. i-T JiiDWAKD JtiABUI, nth -". v: WlLLIAK C. CLARKB. Witness: lavnra Binuot, ,. 4,; . Reepeotfully submitted, y ; : B. P. Williams, Major -The New Berne. Eleotrio Xight and Power Co. ask permission, to erect build In g on their property recently purchased from Mr. Thomas S. Howard the building to be 25x55. On motion, this request was granted. Councilman Kennedy offered the following resolution which was on motion adopted by the following vote: Ayes, Councilmen Lane, Crawford, Kennedy; nays, Counoiimen Burrus, Ulrich, and Willis. The Mayor voted aye: It is ordered by the Mayor and Board of Councilmen of the city of New Berne that whenever the Board shall enter into a oontract with New Berne Electric Light and Power Company under the agreement now existing with that Com pany, the lights under said contract shall be located and placed at the fol lowing places, to-wit: At the junction of South Front and East Front streets, one: East Front and Broad streets, one; East Front and Short streets, one; South Front and Craven streets, one ; Craven and Broad streets, one; Craven and Union streets, one; Craven, Graves and Middle streets, one; foot of Middle street, one; Middle and Pollock streets, one; Middle and New streets, one; Hancock and South Front streets, one; Hanoock, Metcalf and Broad steete, one; Berne and Pol lock streets, one; Queen and Pollock streets, one; Queen and Broad streets, one; Queen and Berne streets, one, Elm and West streets, one; fine and West streets, one; Queen and Johnston streets, one; Jones and New South Front streets, one. Councilman Willis offered the follow ing proposition which was lost for want of a second: To the Board of City Council of the City of new Berne : Gentlemen The New Berne Gas Light Company makes to your Board the following proposition, to-wit: That if your Board will grant it the privi lege of running eleotrio wiree through the various streets of the city, it will furnish the city with eleotrio lights of fifteen hundred candle power for $50 per light per annum. This proposition is for one year with the option of two more years at the same price. New Berne Gas lioht Co , By A. H. Lefiwich, Pres. February 4th, 1890. If this proposition is accepted we agree to furnish the lights taken by the city within thirty days from this date, this the 4th day of Feb., lfcUO. New Berne Gas lioht Co , A. H. Leftwich, Pres. Councilman Bishop entered and tOjk his seat. Councilman Willie retired from the I meeting. The following committee was ap- pointea on electric ugnts: louncumen i Burrus, Lane, Kennedy, Crawford and Ellis. The following bills were allowed : R P Williams, Mayor, 833 33; F Ul ioh, treasurer, $16.66; James T Lewis, marshal, $35.00; J E Gaekill, police man, 830; M T Roberta, policeman, $30; Thomas Wilson, policeman, $30; J L Willis, epeoial policeman, $30; John Green, engineer, $25; W K Waters, engineer, $25; David Stalllngs, sexton, $20; Robert W Williams, sexton, $20; James Luoas, janitor Rough and Ready Company, $2; New Berne Journal, ad vertising, $5; New Berne Academy, rents. $8; dark & Clark, city attorneys, $16.66; Atlantio engine Co., feed for am per horse, $10; New Berne engine Co., feed for jumper horse, $10; Prince Hyman, lighting 8 lamps, $6: Jas C Harrison, lighting 3 lamps, a 23; Mer ritt Whitley lighting 1 lamp. 75 cents T F McCarthy, lighting 1 lamp, 75 cents; TIW TT CT..A.. I )- a 1 . n K .. a.. w n iiwwsu, iik'hiuk i luiup, it uduis. r i ttt j 1 1 : - cL.t.. 1 i rye a-. rail i vviiiwuio, iiKutiuK a iuluu, Braxton Latham, lighting 1 lamp, 75 cents; Sallie Williams, lighting 1 lamp. 75 cents; Wm Bell, lighting 1 lamp, 75 cents; E E Disosway, rent of Odd Fel lowe hall, $22 50: Wbitty & Gates, sundry bills, $11 74; D Stimson, lum ber, $4.87; W H Marshall, surveying oity limits, $6; D G Smaw, repairing lamps, $4.25; Jaa T Lewis, reeding PffSr TTrVYSSrL" Ad AV. W A f 1 l I AJ UVIOOef HV , IpVeW) VISIVUf SVM urer, paid streets and pump hands and engine drivers, $152.79. Total, $543 15. Minutes read and approved, and the board adjourned. BILA8 FULCHER, City Clerk R. P. Williams, Mayor. Dr. Pieroe's Pellets cure constipa tion, biliousness, sick headache, bilious headache, and all derangements of the stomach, liver and bowels. The blood is the source of health. Keep it pure by taking Hood's Sarsa parilla, which is peculiar in its curative oower. r3 Runaway, From my house on Clubfoot Creek, my M... A. Mi.ln All n.nn are hereby forbidden to hire, harbor or in any way take care of her. feQ dtf , BEN. MARTIN. REC10VAL: dld:Majiifcs.:.New Place. it heye moved- Two Doors below my 0M.8tltM, iatei ,?tZ.::z.--: - . . i. ;?!( ' x ,' . . . where can bs lotind i good selection of WA1XESAs:"CaX)CK8CfJEWELR'Z. SOLI0 BILVEft and PUTED WARE, Don't forget tha places Middle, street, opposite Bap8lirti k A I U a J l.e W fi fa 1 4 lafaislla POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powd r never varies. A raarvelof parity, Blrengiu and wholeaomeneM. More economical than ths ordinary kind, aad cannot be sold in competition with tberaal ll lode of low test, short weight, alom r phosphate powders. Bold only In eM Royal Bakiso 1'owdsb Co., 106 Walls. N Y. lane2Sdu wed frt w ' 7. P. BURRUS & CO., COMMISSION HIBCHABTS AND DEALERS IN All Kinds of Grain, Brick and Agricultural Lime. Highest Price paid for Cotton 8eed. Market Dock, VEW BERNE. N. O New Store, New Goodi. r uk -a. u. lioyeter & Bros , Raleigh. N. C., Eugene W. Dunstan, New York, ana Stephen F. Whitman & Sons. Phil adelphia, fine Candies and Confections. also Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Apples, ana an rruits in their season. Fine Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco uigareiiee or all brands, Pipes and Smoker's Articles CALL ON Sam. B. Waters, Agt.; Middle St., Mew Berne, N. C. fe3 dwly Piano For Sale. . Rare bargain. Apply at ' fel dwlw JOURNAL OFFTfiK. To the Public Office of The New Berde Gas Light Co. Beginning with the first day of this month, this Company will furnish Gas to the citizens of New Berne at tha rata of Two Dollars per thousand cubio feet, If a 1 . At . t ... i mom nil 01 ID re 8 dollars afl hfirAbifar I "vtviWAiii rhnrirrl NEW BERNE GAS LIGHT CO. February 4th, 1880. dim For Sale, fecan Trees from thren tn tan, r.. high. 50 cents each, delivered on board of freight line to New Berne. lLaffir Corn, 50 cents per peck. A few Cape Jessamines at 50 cents . lT roof. J. S. LANE, Stonewall, N. a fe2 dwtf MULES 1 L1ULES I HORSES! HORSES I Farm StOCk ftlld HoadstOtSt I have on hand as fine horses, mules) and ponies imported from North and West as ever brought in North freV inna. new stock constantly arrfvuw. can ana examine. -mM J, 7. STEVART.-tiv BROAD STREET.-' ' 1 "-'i""-rJTri,i i i iT 3? Si A " The East Carolina Fish, Oyster aad Game Fair, And, 2d, Remember lhai,, rw" ehased at 50o. on the dollar.' J,, , ' the Fa r.- Wit ,:'j;--rV' ' "i y." 't'J" --1
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