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' " ' ' 'J I i" - mm ... - . - W It i OUKNAL .au.-for,i I J MA IVOL. VIH.tfO;285 VEW BERNE. N. C. WEDNESDAY. SL4BCH 5. 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. ..a i : $t - . UttiJ J At & if buseil:3 locals.'; I ; K Easlsels of Choioe Early Sed Pets ;d fors!sat F. 8. Dcm's. . 5 AAA LB3. of Fresh Spare Ribs -J IVUU and Ham 8teak etClUB Nklsov s Stall ton morning. vr It TU3T OPENED A. - barrel of Nioe ' U Corned Beef,:, 0, E,.Slovkb. , " TTAND3QJIE V.oh Cow and Calf V2 AA for sale. 6- f W( P Bcnus & Co f- . - ,., I r jou nara nottrieo my rrean uoasv ' -a- m - " r wtt. .'i. w & 1 I .'i X. ad Coffee, . da to at wo. Every- l- ft a. j in ... . - .4 Juo. Dubs. TV IB. FRANK E. MORTON, the Piano V. ;!.,. and yrgaa Tuner, is ta me city. :ev , t... r. n-. -i 'in.... - u. if J. and Organ Toi vmm ibis n uuwt aiwn w re left at Bote Pavies oarpetr jronpt attention. shop will receive feiO;f T,9BLDSt Coffee are simply deiicbtroi.. fets.iitem I ill ISUTBB CITY, A FEW DAYS oa profAonat buaineae. frrtlee can &ttd Bie M the Qastoa Houee.' i ;-, ,ta .1 - . . w.u. CHOWS, fetM-tf - OjrtioUo. "I7QR SALE .-Appleton ' Cyclo03lia ' 1' a, ; of Anerioan Bioicrapbr. in tlx ale- cAiUy bottod volamee. .Priee $25 00; . ' j" " eort 887.50 The work It jatt from the . pre. Apply at JomuuL oflloe. f20tf V - ? VpATEN CLOTHES LINE -Clothee H . ' j';, x. can not be blown off. No pioa. ' Ki ris iT. r wtt' r,rz. . D. T. Camaway: f ;15tf Ageot Uanufaotnrer. J5B Daily State Chronicle is to hi the same Ize as that bright and admired newspaper, the Charlotte Chronicle. r m3enatqe Quay is catching fish in Florida. ' What he is Catching ; t fnrthfir North is not referred to in h y , polite.geographies." : tj! . Taa Astor heirs may thank their v;4batthVAstor sarplns is not j disposal of the Fifty first ; i OongreBV-Oourier, Journal. Thk biila before the present Con sress already call for5 1700,000,000 jbeyond estimated revenue or over . ' ouiion or dollars in an. 'rue ' JK ids are fine oppressors and was , , .vters.. f'' J-. , . . Ballot reform is something which' the Republicans preach bat viojiotDtactjloe. ' The secret ballot v would rob the Bepnblican party of Silts "principal ' prop the almighty 4 dollar.-Cleveland Plain Dealer. Thk increase of the Sonth's for (Ign com the year before was i 166,958,638, nearly half that of the. whole coun. 8aowinSf wliioU th0 entire na , tion fiuoald be proud of. Washing ton Star. A FEW KeoubUcan newspapers are aisciissjng rresiueutiiu, oimui' dates.' Lincoln, Depew and Alger are all talked about,' bat not & word is said about "Harrison. , There Is to be no second term fori him. Not asoana ls.neara teven from nis army cf worBhipful office holders.-- New Tork Wprld. 1 fS jl 4 ' Ws regret to see that . some' of .... the companies, in the . State Guard, . tee not kept ; np : to ' their proper ; strengtli. North Carolina needs : : aadtoust hare a strong, disciplined State Guard, and the next Legisla tare should tat it UDon. a perma libnt basis. Wilmington Hesaen- TDON'T box the . children's ears The London Lancet cites . cases where insanity and death hare, re salted from this cause. There are other portions of children's anatomy ,whre c!i8B'""x",'""' !f Jt'ranst . .4t jt . -Z.;cion A slost while-a Kansas tarn 'la fitch IJ.ili aboat a rj'-ii.. tj.V3, c i'' "Jon, -s'A now two 1 Irjjalla L:!vi closfc t':e lociLIja of a saar nill. TLU w a ssrt;t business. .' If 1'r. Icalh don't hurry home and lira the riot act read ;Kansa8,.wl f - trralnata herself-: Wilmington ' ii a etrc25 growing Bcntl V! to l;tt' 3 r-roes oarn cV.ilrcn. A . " Vj la IT. Y. Tines ' -tEsJl'.lairay '3 1. sdggested the propriety of separaU ug the school ftunj; of the State, giving the colored people only what they contribute in taxes." ColDxtdlxt's attempt to get ibel damage? for the publication of his "blocks of fire"pircular without giving testimony as tQ its genuine ness is a fAJlare, the Supreme Uourt of New )rk bu s doing" the lower court in its denial of his applica tion to vacate the order for exami nation -before trial. Dudley can get all the justice he wanta in the rta, but .he must take the wit ness stand and "less up" to do it. Evidently the, Colonel does not want justice! St. Louis Post-Dispatch, LOCAL NEWS. HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 0. E Sloveb -Corned beef. F. S. Dufft Seed peas for sale. 0. . Nklsom Spare ribs and ham . J. A. Richardson Commissioner's notice. The regular meeting of the Brother hood of St. Andrew will be held this evening at 7.-80 o'olock. ThaM. E," Church Working Society will meet at the residence of Capt. A. B. Powell tonight at 8 o'clock. Two of Mr. Albert Patterson's fine St. Bernard dogs were found dead yesterday morning, lney wero poison ed, it is thought. The ladies of the Missionary Sooiety of the Baptist ohuroh are requested to meet at the residence of Mrs. 3. J. Dud ley this afternoon at the usual hour. The truck, we learn, is greatly dam aged perhaps to.a greater extent than was first thought. Ridisbes, peas and cabbages are almost ruined. Some of the farmer! are planting more. Miss Glorenna Smith, so long in the millinery business with Mrs. Dewey, left, yesterday on the steamer New Berne for New York. She goes there to work in the millinery rooms, in the Interest of Miss Harriette Line with whom she is now associated as assist ant. She will return this spring. There is some talk of organizing i first-class" baseball club in New Berne. The interesting game played oa the Fair grounds the other day gave some of the bois the "fever." We ought to have a club now. We have good,- suitable grounds for praotioing and playing, and New Berne oould win the State championship if the boys ? would only try." Mayor's Court. The following cases were before the Mayor yesterday : i Henry Marshall, oharged with vio-. lating chap. 5, sec. 4, oity ordinance; dismissed. 4 Jjlta Btrai, C3l , ohiral wlti vio lating chap. 5, sea. 4, oity ordinance; dismissed. John Bess, col., charged withlaroeny ; continued until Saturday. ' . Shipping News. The steamer Annie, of the E. O. D. line, will sail at 4 o'clock this after noon. Toe Eaglet of this line will arrive tomorrow.'.' The steamer Newberce, of the O. D. Una," sailed for Norfolk' yesterday with passengers and a cargo of general ex ports.' The ateamer ManteOj- of " this line: arrived last night and will sail for Norfolk on Friday morning at 0 o'clock. A Zind Letter. -""- We publish with pieaiure the . follow ing letter, from Marion Butler, Esq., editor of the Clinton Caucasian.-, Mr, Butler is one ' of the moBt progressive men In the State. To him more than any one else was dua the great success Of the Sampson County. Fair last fall. Ha went in person to Virginia and se cured the attendance of Governor Lee. We (egret that be was unable to attend the New Berne Fair: : r ; " . , ? (Juntos, March 1890. To tub Edito Ntw Berks Jotjbnai: Dear Sir Allow me to congratulate you upon the great success, which I attf pteased to learn, your Fair baa been had hoped very much to be present; business here at court last week ae prived me of that pleasure and profit? The suooess, I take it, Ij , another mag nificent tribute to printer's ink. The excellent : service yon have rendered through your columns not only served to draw a large attendance, but also to arouse your people to greater exertions to make tne exntnit ao creow to your htatorio and delightful old town..'. With test of wishes, and hoping that your Fairs may ever oontinue'and never be a less suooess. ... ,. . . , : . i I am, very truly, . ... Mabion' Botlxb. ' Hood's CarsDpnrilla possesses curative 'nW!" fvorj'iivoiv its own. ana wmcn How About It P. ; It seems that there U tome "exodust- ing" going on among the white people, too. About niteenpersonar principally I women and children, left here yeater-1 day for Einston, where they were to meet an emigration agent who had ar ranged to take them to aome place in Texas (the city of Waoo, we believe), where they will be employed In fac tories. It is said that quite a number wilt leave Einston and that the agent will try to get others from here to go. We m if ht take the above paragraph as"a text and write a long article on manufaoturiea how important snob industries are, how essential to the growth and prosperity of a town, how greatly in need of them NewBerne is. how admirably situated we are for suoh industries, how great are our resources and haw. easily our naonla could be , , ..... .1 Kiveu employment anu aepi at nM iney are going au tne way to Texas to nna employment, iney go to a menu- (acturing town, because there they will I be very sure to find work and meat and bread. New Berne needs manu factories, which will use the raw ma terial and develop the resources of this seotion. With all of our truck, vegetables and fruit we ought to have extensive pack ing or canning establishments. With all of the natural advantages we have, ve ought to have a large ootton factory. With our forests of valuable woods we ought to have wood works furniture factory, spoke and handle faotory, tubs, buoketa, etc. These and other manuf acturiea we ought to have . Can we do without them and prosper '( Proceedings of Board of County Com missioners. The board of commissioners of Craven county met at the court house on Mon day, March 3 J, 1800, at 11 o'clook a.m. Present: J. A. Bryan, E. W. Small- wood and D. Lane. It was ordered that D. H. Williams, of No. 8 townahin. ha rnlnnRnil from P,l, tax for 1890, he being jomhuukd. The ohairman presented to the board Craven oountv bonds amounting to $2,000 which had been purchased for the credit of the sinking fund. Com- missioners Smallwood and Lane were annotated a nnmmittAn to nannal and destroy said bonds, which they did by uuimuK mo oomo m Buuc ui board and register of deeds. Ordered, that a vouoher for 84 25 be j . is. txr r tit j ..:.. ou u i . . i . . wu, un tend ent Insane Asylum, for conveying R. L. Hanff to Craven county. That the vouoher issued to Mrs. t-i:. Ttn.;.- - k Daugherty, be hereafter issued to E. Z. R. Davis, The report of J. T. Winfield upon the bridge recently fall across Swift Creek .j A at.A A i l- nna uuuoiibou nuu uiou iuu vuuuuv ivi $3. CO was allowed for his services. The board took a recess and met again at8p.m. Present: Commission ers Bryan, Lane, Meadows and Small- wood. . It was ordered that the voucher here tofore given to Ceeiar Beoton, for sup port of Ephraim Becton, be given here after to R. A. White. That the tax charged to Patsy A. Gwaltney on 125 aores land in No. 1 township, valued at $250, be remitted,! the same having been listed and tax quired to maintain the station in striot paid by J. F. Eilburn, agent for Mary accordance with the regulations of the service for one year. At the expira uwaitney. Hnn nf that period, it all theaeree- That the voucher issued to Betsy Westbrook be discontinued. - That iha niArk .rfvfirtfdA fnr analad proposals from parties competent to list taxes in the; various townships of the county for 1890, and submit the same to the Board at 'April meeting, k for ap proval or rejection. That the lot listed by Dr. F. W. Hughes for Jennie Eneating, in No. 8 township, at $500 be reduced to $200, on aocount of error. ' . ' That the lot listed to W. E. Snelllng, in New Berne, corner Pollock and George streets, valued at $500, be is leased, as said lot does sot belong to him. " . ' ? That Elijah Piver he exempted from paving poll tax on adoount of Infirmity. That the vouoher issued to u. uann for Dan HoCray be discontinued.' Board adjourned,, Personal. . Mrs.T. M. ConsUble, of Norfolk, Is in the oity visiting her father, Mr. W. fl. Oliver. .-'- Miss Leah Jones is at home on a visit from the Female Seminary at Staunton, Va, T ' ", " Vke Standard. . t i UI regard Hood 'a SaraaDarllia as hav ing paBsed above the grade of what are nnmmnnlv nailed natenk at nronrietarv medicines," said a well known physi - oian recently. 'lt-Is fullv entitled to be considered a standard medioine, and has won the noetion br its undoubted merit and bv the manr re-rrkablo cures it has effeoted. For an a. native SOUTH CABOLUTA SEWS. From the State Papers. Governor Fowla celebrated his fifty- ninth birthday on Monday The Boyle case will come up the last week in this month in Wake Superior court. Dr. Tyre York, the well known poli tician, is seriously ill at his home in Forsyth county. Winston Daily: We are informed that the fines and costs collected by the policemen of this town for the past year amonnted to over 95,000, while the coat of the entire force was onlr about 83,200. This leaves a profit of $1,800 to the town for their services. Wilmington Messenger: Mr. W. E. Vanderbilt, of New York, and his party passed through Wilmington last night in a special vestibule train going North fr0m Florida. When the train reached this oity, the millionaire gladdened the 9 his train's crew by making each of them a cash present, beginning with the conductor and going down to the porter. uoldsboro Argus: There were many eombre countenances among the truck farmera of this vicinity yesterday over the blighted condition the heavy freeze of Sunday night brought upon the more advanced peaorops throughout tbis sec tion. Many think the injured stuff will not recuperate, while it is too late in the season to replant. The less advanoed peas are not thought to be injured to any considerable extent, if at all. New Lighthouse on Hatter as Shoals Feasibility of the Project. Building a lighthouse on Hatteras shoals does not seem to be such mighty task after all, in view of what has been accomplished in the way of lighthouse construction in other patts of the world. Mr. Edward Pescbau, German Imperial Consul at this port, showed a reporter a day or two ago.a de soriptive pamphlet, photographs and drawings or the Hothersand Light house, on tne moutn ot tne river Wessr, in the North Sea, some sixty miles from land, whtre the conditions as regards difficulties to bo encountered were mush the same as will be met at Hatteras. The Rother sand lighthouse stands in water thirty feet deen Bt low tide. It was built at a cost of 858,000 marks, (something over 8200,0001 its construction was begun I interesting, the engineers having en I countered many difficulties, whloh I were, however, happily surmounted SSTaSSi form the foundation, and this was filled in with solid masonry built up to; low I water mark J? i Bn0als at uatteras, is limited by Con I gross to $500,000. The locality is one I of the most exposed on the coast. At I low tide the reef is covered by about fMt of water, the rise and fall of the tideat tn9 Bjte being about one and a I half feet, and the current velocity is I estimated to be about four knots per I hour after rough weather. The surface of the shoal in the vioinity of the pro posed site is composed of fine gray sand and broken shells. The specifications require the light- " M SJTir.M?S I - . ... feet high from the low water mark to the focal plane of the lantern. The foundations are required to be solid and massive to withstand the impact of the waves. Tho first floor of the struc ture must be thirty feet above high mark and large enough to contain thirty tons of coal, six cords of wood, eight thousand gallons of fresh water and three lifeboats. The whole struc ture must be fireproof and the stairways ao arranged that should fire break out on one floor it could not be communi oated by them to any other floor. After the lighthouse shall have been completed the contractor will be re- I meats between the contractor and the I government have been carried out satis- faotorily, the light station will be ao- oeoUd nd paid for -Wilmington star, jr.egSrg. w. Duke. Sons & Co's Factory Sold. The Durham Sun says: It is now an established fact tho great tobaooo manufacturing conoern of Messrs. W. Duke, Sons ft Co., has sold the plant as in fact have all other large oigarette I factories in the oountry-to the Ameri loan Tobacoo Company, whioh has i capital of W.000.000, to continue the SXi .in h. lander the old management, which will I be retained, and will be a branch or tne I American uompany. The name or. tne ""?' JZT'SXZ J nouncement of this big sale will be i made in a few days. The Sun takes great pride in pointing to the tact that a Durham boy is the President of this great company. Mr. 3. B. Doke. son . of Mr. , Washington Duke, is the gentleman. Fob the cure of the inflammation and congestion called "a cold in the head" there is more potency In Ely's cream Balm than in anything, else it is possi ble to prescribe. This preparation has for years past been; making a brilliant suooess as a remedy for cold in the head, catarrh and bay fever;; Used In the initial, stages of these complaints Cream Balm prevents any serious d I valonment of the avmntoms. while al 1 most numberless oases are on record of I radical cures of ohrono catarrh, after I all other , modes of treatment have failed. - I For a disordered liver try Beeohamv List of Letters Remaining in the poetoflke at New Berne, Craven county, March 1st, 1800. J. Asher. Dr. Attick. P. W. Bearson. Bryant Conegey, Dean Davis. Miss Sal lie Finiton. W. S. Fleming. Wm. 8. Fleming, Wm. Fleming, Miss Nellie Foy, Daniel Oreen, John B. Green, Owen H. Green, Mrs. Maria Gibbs, Capt. H. M. Griffith. Mrs. Ida Harris, Wm. J. Hill, Htrry Hill. Elizt Hoi- s ton, Mrs. Mary Heine, Mrs. Martha Humbolt, Jos. H. Harks, Mrs. Cora Jones, Miss Sallie Jones. Lulu Lathan , Hathaville McElevain, Leary Midcette, Oliver. Capt. P. Parker, Mr. Geo. Roberts, Famie Samson, C. B. Shep herd, Mahaley Simmons, Floyd Stevens, L. Wade, K. G. West. J. H. White, Mattie Wbitford, W. Whitaker, Miss Annie Washington, Annie Wilk, Daniel Wilson. Persons calling for above letters, will say advertised, and give date of list. Ihe regulations now require that one oent shall be collected on the delivery of each letter advertised. Wm E. Clarke, P. M. ITS EXCELLENT QUAITXIES Commend to public approval the Cali fornia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. It is pleasing; to the eye, and to the taste, and by gently aoting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, it cleanses the system effectually, thereby pro moting the health and comfort ot all who use it. Kotice. COMM BSIONER8' OFFICE, CRAVEN CO., Jew lierne. March o, 1890. Sealed proposals for listing the taxes for the present year in the various townships of Craven county will be received at this offlco until the first Monday in April next. Ihe Commissioners reserve to them selves the right to reject any and all mas. By order of the Board of Commis'rs JOHN A. RICHARDSON, Reg. of Deeds and ex-offlcio m5 dwtd Clerk of Board. An Open Letter. Manor, Ga., Feb. 16, 1890. Sir Mr. Bia Aik, Newborn, N. C: Sir I will write to you asking you what is the Staneard of Soate of Cloth what is the Price of them good Clothing send me the Zampple of them and I will send for some of them Your troly A. H. L. Midgett write soon in bast to me. House For Rent. A very desirable dwelling on Union street, next to Mr. E. K. Bryan. Apply to m4 dtt J. K. WILLIS SAM. B. WATERS, Confectioner & Tobacconist, Middle Street, New Berne, N. C ROYSTERS' CANDIES a Specialty. Fresh from Factory every week, A fine line of CIGARS & CIGARETTES The best line of SMOKING and CHEW ING TOBACCO to be found in the oity Call and see for yourself. feSdwly K. R, JONES, HEAVY AND LIGHI lOrillard and Gail & Ax Snuff Sold at manufacturer's prices. Dry Goods & Notions. Full stock and large assortment. Prioes as low as the lowest. Call and examine my stock. Satisfaction guaranteed. Fresh Roasted! Coffee. I hava put in a COFFEE ROASTER at my Store, and can supply my cus tomers with Coffee fresh roasted every day. NEW ' othedist Ilytnn Books JUST RECEIVED AT H.L. HALL'S BOOKSTORE A supply o the New Methodist Hymn Books at the following prices: S4mos. Cloth, 25 cts.i Sheep, 50 ots Roan and Gilt, $100. Turkey Morocco and Gilt, $1.50. ' i vVv! -'' ' ' Will be sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt or the above price. ' - A liberal discount allowed iuqttan titles. v - The Story of Methodism, cloth. $8 00. i SshenokS History of North Carolina, i POWDER A:. 3olutely Pure. This nowder never varies. A narvalof parity, strength and -nholesomenew. More economical than the ordinary kinds, aaX 1 cannot be sold In oempelltlon with the mat- . mime or low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Bold only In eaaa. , Royal Bakino I'owdeb Co., 106 Wall at, N.Y, Iune23dsu wed frlw HEW GOODS ! The Line of Goods in our Stock are in beauty and design. nnsurpaEscd quality and finish Watches, Diamond Jewelry, Sterling Silverware, China Braoelets, Bangle Bracelets, Flexible Silver Purses, Hair Ornaments, Book Marks, Rins, Chains, Lace Pins, Scarf Pins, Charms, eto. "Bell The Jenelor." STOP! STOP! STOP! AND LOOK IN AT And see the largest and best selected Stock of Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Solid Silver and Plated Ware to be found in the city. No trouble to show Goods. Come and see mo. EATON the JEWELER Middle Street, ft25 Jtf Opposite Baptist Churoh. Note This! That A. E. HIBBARD has opened a place of business at Hall's bookstore, second door south of oorner Pollock and Middle streets. He ie prepared to de all kinds of repairing on Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed on all work. fe21dlm FLOUR-CORN. I have a small lot of this REMARK ABLE CORN for sale at W. R. BAR3 RINGTON'S in New Berne, and also at W. H. SAWYER'S in Bayboro. tt makes as good and as palatable flour as ordinary wheat, and will on rich land make a larger yield than common eon, as it succors abundantly and they bear well. One grain to the hill. It yields more fodder than the common corn. It it doesn't do what is Bald of it, the pur chase money will be refunded, if put on good land. It will be on exhibition at the New Berne Fair. JAS. M. PATRICK, feldwtf Institute, N. G. Received Today i 10,000 More of Those Celebrated 'Old Virginia Cheroots Take No Other. WHOLESALE GBOCEB, MIDDLE STREET, NEW BERNE. N. C, ' NEW GOODS i JUST RECEIVED At J. f.l. HOWARD'S f . pair. Fast Black H. Hose, 25c. and 85o British H. Hose. Mourning Bands for stiff hats. ' -3 Baohelor Buttons. ,ih Rubber Coats and Boots at low prioes. Three Linen Collars for 25o. t ,v- ' White Silk. Black Silk and Pique 4 U Black Dude Bowa. . 'fi i - -White Shirts, unlaundried, made cf T x.uiiis Muslin, atOOo. .v Low prioes on Clothing to close c Winter Stock. - -jan89dw 1 J. It, HOW.! P I - l' V ' ' i 15 "roculiar to itself." Be sure t3r$lJj0l'e,", rs, .'-V' (and tonic it has nevsr been eq'is:iea," l t uis. .o.- ' -1 v- residua. 4 V $ v '
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