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' .... D 'aily Journal NEW BEKNE. N. 0.. FBIDAY. MAY 23, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. 'J, 'J tt'ti BUSINESS LOCALS. FINE 8TALL-FED BEEF AND FAT Mutton at both of Swert's sUlls on SUurday morning. Sr ALL-FED BEEF, FAT LAMB AND Mutton Saturday morning, ' Chas. E. Nuboh. NOTIOE-The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Neuse ft Trent River Transportation Company wilt be - held at the room of the Board of v Trade, Tuesday, the 87th day of May, 1890, at eight o'clock p. m. James Kkdmohd, apSMd. 8eo'y&TreM. - A FINE line of SMALL HAMS, 5 to XX 7 pouBda at John Dunn's. tf. FOR SALE. AppletOQ'i Cyclopaedia of American Biography, in aix ele gantly bound volumes. Price, $25.00, cost 837.60 The work it just from the ores. Apply at Journal oflioe. f20tf SODA WATER on draught today at John Dunn '8. tf. THis is the Picnic time of bright faces hearts. season, the and happy Cultivate cheerfulness, very often it gives a silver lining to the darkest cloud. TALK np your own town, and extol the virtues of your own com munity, bat remember that North Oarolina is entitled to the devotion of all her sons. Belfoed's Magazine for Jnne is fall to the brim with choice liter ature. The articles relating to Jefferson Davis and Robert, B. Lee are. peculiarly appropriate. There are few evils that may not be converted into blessings. If the various trusts that have been created and are now being organiz ed develop a spirit of self-reliance in oar people, and stimulate home industries, we may well congratulate ourselves and look more hopefully to the future. In common with the press of the country we cordially invite capital to the South and rejoice ia the prosperity of those who come among us, "bat pur bosoms swell with greater pleasure when we see our friends and neighbors .rise superior to adverse fortune and become leaders in the grand march of pro gress. The Atlanta Journal makes a fling at Senator Mat Eansom be cause he wears store clothes and lao.HdriecLBb.irt8. North Carolinians are pleased with this peculiarity of their Senator, and indulge the hope that at no distant day Georgia Senators will follow the example of the illustrious Carolinian without offence to their constituents. THE London correspondent of thefJN; Y. Tribune speaking of Stanley's speech at Guild Hall, London, says: "He reproaches England with her supineness in "Africa." preaches annexation, ' preaches empire, promises unlimit ed profits, and points to the African enterprises or liermany as both a , contrast and a warning to England. The process of- lionizing continues with unremitting assiduity." We have always urged an addi tion tour currency and ; do. now. Exactly how much more thisLcoun try needs? 1b a mere matter of con jecture which each man can fix for himself, We are not afraid of hav tag too much bo that ,it is- money and not mere paper like Confederate " money at last became and like the - It gree9.Sacka were fast becoming jtt u J 0M,eir:QatrciQn&Jfl:;iu., vast in extent, and in. man? tactions the . banki are so few that we need more V : currency relatively than 'such com - ; v pact countries .mv England f and , FranM BndfGjermariy, News and ( i vs uoseryer..';;, , r Foifc -many ; years, Indeed evt since the dtecoretyol this continent. ; v thft.IndiaM ,.hav .presented the V race problem to the seriouai, consid- eraton of Anglo-Sttoni'-What shall we i!6'j Ita".ttn9l-.f t 'fif puzzled-alike : the!)state8.nia;i..and the . phllanthropi8V:y AgalB and I'ZfJ.C gain the, experiment hasibeen M 'tried 6f giving them a, local habit tion in, commonwealths peopled by thrive, with such environments. North Carolina Indians have had every advantage that could be af forded and yet, Chief Smith thinks they will ultimately go to Indian Territory. No one will deny the value of natural advantages; something else is required to make a city. The Roanoke Times has a just view of the subject when it says that with out men to push them, natural ad vantages amount to little more than nothing. There are but few towns without them, but a great many are without the men. A good story was told yesterday and it illustrates the truth of the above. "I remember," said a gentleman, "that General Thomas, the Pennsyl vania Cro33U8, once sought intro duction to Dr. H., M. Caldwell, President oi the Elyton Land Com pany. After the encounter, he said, 'Doctor, I was determined to see the man who made Birmingham what she is.' The doctor modestly disdained the compliment and ad ded: Why, General you know that Birmingham has wonderful natural advantages.' Then General Thomas abruptly, and a little profanely, re torted: "Oh, d m natural advant ages! It is live men who make towns great. No one questions the natural advantages of Norfolk, arid yet they have been distanced in growth by the use of artificial means in the hands of progressive men. Norfolk Landmark. LOCAL NEWS7 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Swkut Beef and mutton. R. N. Duffy Cough mixture. A. & N. O. R. Excursion rates. 0. E. Nelson Beef, lamb and mut ton. E. E. Harper Sale of valuable news paper property. Meeting of the Bar to-day. Baseball today. Admission free. Good game. Several marriages in which New Berne parties are chiefly interested will take place next month. Superior Court next week, Judge Whitaker presiding. "Song Tournament" and "Little Lord Fanntleroy" chorus tonight. Considerable street improvements are being made. Let the good work on. Neuse river water is quita "brack- j ish," and they say croakers are ''bit ing" savagely. There will be a match game of base ball today at 4 o'clock between Elm City nines, Admission free to all. Miss Mollie Heath's school picnicei in the oountry near the oity yesterday. The children had a "splendid" time. Messrs, Jones & Lassiter, of the steamer Howard, have just had built a 'lighter," a large flat boat, to be used np Trent river in time of low water. The Sunday School of the Church of Christ will pionic up Trent river today, leaving at 8 o'clock on the steamer Trent. We wish them a very pleasant day. Mr. T. A. Green received a letter from Dr, Dixon at St. Louis last night, stating that Dr. J. E. Mann was very sick and was threatened with typhoid fever, and was in the hospital in that city. The convention of the Episcopal church in the Eastern North Carolina Diocese will be held in 1891 at New Berne on the 20th of May, and of the North Carolina Diocese at Asheville May 13th. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Constable will be pained to learn of the death of their little boy Oliver, . which ooourred yesterday at their home at West Point, Va., after an Illness of bnt few days. Any one wishing to epand this even ing pleasantly cannot find a- more de sirable plaoe than at the theatre. The Song Tournament" and a "Little Lord Fanntleroy chorus" will probably be the best musioal entertainment of the season. Philip Wiggins came over from Jamee City yesterday and reported that a mad dog had created 'considerable exo,ite ment jn that town, but that he had shot the , dog and-quieted 1 the sensation. VHe wee a real tmai dog,',' laid Wig ti?t&ivmi tfown' theT street taming somersaults, and. his eyes Were green and . his tongae . was hanging Census Enumerators. The following is a list of the census enumerators for Craven county. The list is taken from the Elizabeth City Carolinian: "William P. Williams Henry J. Green, Herman S. Wooten, Jesae P. Godett, jr., Edward D. Russell, Philip J. Lee, Alexander F. Moore. Lewis W. Hancock, Rev. Edward Bull, Samuel D. Pope, William J. Rountree." Shipping News. The steamer Mantoo. of the O. D. line, will sail for Norfolk today at 12 o'clock. The steamer Vesper, of the E. C. D. line, arrived yesterday and will sail at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The steamer Howard arrived from Polloksville yesterday with 509 barrels of Irish potatoes. Jarman Ice Factory. We are pleased to know that Mr. Jarman has arranged to begin the minufaoture of ice again. Operations at his factory, at the foot of Hancock street, began yeeterday. Mr. Jarman has recently invented new machinery, which makes an improvement over the old process for making ice, and we have no doubt the machine will become popular throughout the country. A patent has been applied for and ar rangements have been made to have the machine manufactured by a Pennsyl vania manufacturing company. We hope Mr. Jarman will receive sufficient patronage to fully justify him ia the prosecution of the enter prise. All manufacturing industries should be enoouraged, if they are calculated to benefit any community. Mr. Jarman will retail ice at one cent a pound. The capaoity of the works will be about five tons a day. Craven County Alumni of the TJni versity. A number of the Alumni of the TJni versity of the State met at the Court Hon ee in New Berne, May 22nd, and organized the Craven County Branch Assooiation of the Alumni of the TJni versity of North Carolina. A constitution was adopted, and the following officers were eleoted : JohnS. Long, Esq., President. Dr. James B. Hughes, Vice President. Mr. James Thomas, Sec'y and Treas, According to the constitution "The object of this Association shall be to foster good fellowship among its mem bers and keep alive their attachment for the University, to aid in the distri bution of documents, papers and circu lars giving information of its conduct, work and purposes; and in every proper way to further the interests and increase the usefulness of their Alma Mater." The President appointed Henry R. Bryan, Esqr. Mid Chas. R. Thomas, Jr., Esq,, es delegates to represent the Asso ciation at the re-union of the general body of the Alumni during the ap proaching Commencement. Tne Association adjourned subject lo the call of the President. Moreliead Would Make an Excellent Place far the Encampment. The State Encampment should be held at Morehead or at some point on tho coast near there. Nature has made this a place for health and com fort and the splendid breeze on that coast would give delight and refresh ment to many who attend these en campments. We learn that perhaps the first Regiment may go to Morehead this summer. We hope that this may be accomplished, and we feel that His Excellency, Oov. Fowle will do all he can to aid in this movement if the mat ter is properly presented to him. We call the attention ot the Atlantio Hotel authorities and the people of Morehead to this matter. They should see to it at once. uov. rowie nas ever shown a great interest in Eastern North Caro lina and has done much to encourage and aid her industries and general progress, and if he can aid our people in this matter they may rest assured he will do so- Let a committee from Morehead seo the soldiery and get com munications from them to the Gover nor. Oov. Fowle has always Bhown a great love for our people and a proper regard for their wishes and if the En campment of the soldiers at Morehead is practicable he will aid our people as far as possible. Says the Wilson Mirror: "That brave soldier and distinguished patriot, the gallant and knightly Gen, Cullen A Battle, has been eleoted Mayor of the oity of New Berne. . This is deserved compliment to one who is not by any means in the arena of politics as well as to the good judgment ot the people of New Berne. Gen. Battle is the father of Rev. H. W. Battle, pastor of the Baptist church, to whom the people of Wilson are so warmly attached." " Hood'B Sarsaparllla possesses onratiya powers exclusively its own, and which make it "peoullar to itself." Be sore to get Hood's. . . 10 Personal. Messrs. J. B. Holland, J. A. Patter son and Major A. R. Dennison have re turned from Charlotte. Mr. F. E. Morton returned from New ton last night. Hon. C. C. Clark returned from Ral eigh last night. The E. C. B. Association Festival. The Festival and Promenade Concert of the Elm City Baseball Association promises to be a great success. Many tickets have been sold and the interest increases. The ladies of New Borne who are housekeepers are requested to assist in providing refreshments for the enter tainment. The offer ef ices, cakes, salads, etc, will be gladly acoepted for the Association by Mr. M. Manly or J. Albert Patterson. The watch wbioh will be given away to one ot the ticket-holders at the Fes tival is a beauty, and is approved by the best jawelers. Hurrah for the New Berne Boys! Private telegrams received in the city yesterday brought the news that the Atlantics were "ahead of all.'' The Charlotte Chronicle, speaking of the parade, says this of the Atlantic com pany: "After the soldiers came the firemen, with able-bodied men, prancing horses, and shining machines. "The Atlantio Company, of New Berne, 24 men, with their engine "Elijah Ellis" and one reel, were t the head of the line of fire companies C. H. Blank, foremau, and W. D. Bar rington, assistant foreman: Wm. Ellis, ohief of the department. Chief Engi neer Newman, of the Wilmington, and Chief Engineer McNeil, of Fayettevilte, went with the New Berne company in the parade." Mr. J. W. Moore learned by telegraph yesterday that the Atlantics had won the prize of $50 for quiok steaming by a large majority, the time being 3.27 seconds. Hurrah for our firemen They get there every time. iNOUTH CAROLINA NEWS. From the State Papers. Goldsboro Argus: The order for the knitting mill machinery has been sent forward. The thing is now a settled fact, and as soon as the machinery can be made and shipped here the work of placing it will begin, and manufactur ing follow thereafter. We go forward. Wilmington Messenger: The Raleigh Chroniole mentions a report, probably well grounded, that President Battle. of the University, will resign the presi dency and take the chair of history. He has unquestioned and excellent qualifications for that chair. The Chronicle says the institution is to have no president, but to mako one ot the faoulty act as chairman, as is the case at the University of Virginia. Goldsboro Dispatch; In the early part of last night it became noised about that some ten or fifteen boys and young men from this city and vicinity, had sud denly and without notice to their parents, left for parts unknown. George Stith and Gabe Royall are two of the missing boys reported to us. It is said that a man from the State of Georgia has been staying around here several days and it is thought that he has hired and induced the boys to leave their homes and parents and go south to work for themselves. Col. W. E. Anderson, of Raleigh, Dead. There was muoh interest manifested by our citizens as soon as it was learned that Col. Anderson had suffered a stroke that would probably prove fatal, and heartfelt sympathy and anxious solicitude were expressed by all. From o'clock, the hour when his heart failed to act and he lay unconscious, until 4:45, when be died, the sole in quiry of friends was concerning his condition. Those who felt privileged to do so called at the bank to inquire, and some were admitted. He never regained consciousness. When be ex pired, besides the officers of the bank there were present the ladies of his connection, with Mrs. Anderson, and also several gentlemen. The remains were removed to bis residence late in the evening. His death is felt to be a great loss -to the city. The sad event was announced to the citizens by the tolling of the city bell, he being a com missioner ot the sinking fund of the oity. News and Observer. Prize FlghU in Virginia. Nbw York, Nay 21, Colonel J. M. Bailey, of the Virginia Athletic Club, held a consultation with John L Sulli- Tan in the Astor this morning. The re sult of the conference was that Sullivan agrees to fight John MoAuliff for $10,000 in July and Jackson for $25,000 in August. Each battle will be fought in Virginia under the auspices of the Athletio Club. - - Hartford Life and Annuity Ins. Co. New Bkenk, N. O.. Mar 22. 1890. Wm. M. WatsoN, Oen'l Ag't, Hartford litre and Annuity Ins. Co. Dear Sir: The undersigned acknowl edge with thanki the reoelpt of ($3,000) three thousand dollars, in full payment of polloy upon the life of the late Henry 8. Nunn, and would take occasion to commend the Company for promptness in the discharge of business obligations. 'Respectfully. ' E. E. Harper. Surviving partner of the firm of Nunn b Harper. Olbmknt Manly. Executor of the estate of B. 8. Nunn. New Berne S. F. E. Company No. 1. Tou are hereby notified to meet at your engine house at 5:80 p. m. sharp, full uniform, for the purpose of meeting and escorting the Atlantio Company to their engine house. By order J. W. mqobk, Foreman. Sunday School Picnic. The Sunday School of the Church of Christ, Hancock street, will picnio at Polloksville Friday, leaving on steamer Trent, foot of Craven street, at 8 o'clock, a. m. All are requested to meet at the churcb at half past 7 o'clock, with their baskets. Roscok Ncnn, Sec'y. Sleeting of the Bar. Members of the Bar are requested to meet the CaUndar Committee at office of Green & Stevenson, Friday morning, May 23d, at 10 o'clock, for the purpose of arranging the calendar. M. DrW. Stkvknson, For Committee. Everybody Know That at this season the blood is filled with impurities, the accumulation of months of close confinement in poorly ventilated stores, workshops and tene ments. All these impurities and every trace of scrofula, salt rheum, or other disease may be expelled by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, the best blood puri fier ever produced. It is the only medi cine of which "100 doses one dollar" is true. 3 Duffy's Cough Mixture. A prompt and efficient remedy for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bron chitis, Sore-throats, Diph theria, Catarrh, Etc. I have tried DUFFY'S CODGH MIXTURE aud take pleasure lu recommeudtng It be cause I believe It will do all that Is claimed lor a by Mr. DufTy, the proprietor, who la a druggist of long experience and a gentleman of highest integrity. I dQ not betleve he would advertise anything that was not ex ceptlonally good. This Remedy his certain ly answered the purpose lu my case. It cured a cold, an obstinate cold 1 had, after I had tried a number of the principal cough remedies without benefit. W. O. BRINriUN. Mny 17ih, 'HO. R. N. DUFFY, ap!5 dwly Proprietor, SALE OF VALUABLE NEWSPAPER PROPERTY. On thea7th day of June, 1890, at the office of the New Berne Jouknai,, In the city of New Berne, at 11 o'clook, M the undersigned will sell by Fubllo Auction, for Cash, the following Valuable Property, to wit: The entire property, outfit nl good will of The New Berne Journal, aonslstlng of printing presses, type, oases, furniture; a lot of paper on hand; office furniture and fixtures, books, and editor's library, con taining a good assortment of reference books, all boob aocounts, and other evi dences of debtof the New Berne Journal, and the good will of said newspaper. Also, five shares of stock In the New Heme Building and Loan Association, and one share of stock In the East Carolina Fish Oyster, Game and Industrial Association and Craven oonnty vouchers amounting to about Jli.OO. For full description and particulars of the above mentioned property, apply to E. E. Uarper, surviving partner of Nunu 4 Har per, or to (Jlement Manly, Executor of 11. H. N'unn. Any one wishing to see the property or examine Its condition will please call at the Jouknai. office, where full Information will be given. This sale Is made by F. K. Harper, surviv ing partner of the late firm of Nunn & Har per, for the purpose of making settlement of said partnership. The undersigned desires to state that the entire property will be sold, and good title, free from incumbrance, given to the pur chaser. may2:idtd K. E. HARPER. Atlantic & N. C. Railroad. Nkw Bern, N. C, May 21st, WM. SPECIAL TIME TABLE TRUCK TRAIJN NO. 20S-all rail. In effeot Saturday. May zuii, ibu. iauy except Sunday. Leave Newbern Hi:.V) A.M ' (Mark's n-ji) ' Tuscarora 11:48 ' Core Oreek 12 u P.M. " Dover 12:'I7 " ' raswoll I2:.r7 ' ' Kluston l.ia " Falling Creek 2:u" Latirange 2:2X " " Heat's 2:M " Arrive Goldsboro 3:17 " Shipments by this train are duo to arrive at destination as follows: Richmond... a,.m. Philadelphia.:!.) I'.m. Washington R:f"i Jersey City Baltimore ...10:50 " New York (UO Only 3'2 hours New Kern to New York This train No. 208 will have the right of way over rtos. l and ii oy ,tu minutes unless otherwise ordered by train dispatcher. The above train returning, will leave Goldsboro lor New Bern at 4:30 p.m. us an extra, uuiess otnerwise oraerea. 8. L. DILL, Supt Money To Loan. rersons aosiring 10 norrow money can be accomodated by applying to the undersigned. Loan must be secured on unencumbered real estate. ROBT. Q. MOSELY. May 19, 1890. m20 20J Buckeye Mowing Machines. Hay Bakes, Grain Cradles, Belle City Feed Critters, UUCKETFi CORN SIIELLEKS Lawn Mowers, Cultivator, Cotttm Plows, And a Full Line of Hardware and Agricultural Implements J. C, WHITTY & CO. PAINTS, OfLS, &C-SAW MILL SUPPLIES POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powa .- never varies. A marvel of Parity, strength and wholesomeneM. Mot economical than the ordinary kinds, and. cannot be sold In competition with the mul titude of low lest, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Hold only In cans. KOYAL BAKIKd 1'OWDIK CO., 1U Wall . NY. Iune23 dsu wed Mil More of Those Cele brated OLD VIRGINIA Cheroots On hand Today. IP. TJlielr, WHOLESALE GROOEB, MIDDLE STREET, NEW BERNE. N. O "liiMjpniBr Bell's Jewelry Store, UNDER "HOTEL ALBERT." Every reader of the Journal ought to keep time and join the procession to the above named splendidly appointed Jewelry Store, where you will find ft new stock of Watches. Clocks and Fine Jewelry, at prices that defy compe tition. Having moved to the above elegantly furnished store, will be pleased to serve all my old patrons and the public gen erally. Repairing a specialty. Our workshops beine more BDacioua and fitted with the latest improved machin ery, we are now able to do all classes of work with neatness and dispatch. 'Ball The Jeweler" Just Received AT J. M. HOWARD'S, Now Lot Tiiinis Shirts, Windsor Tien, Plaited Bosom Sliirta, luundried and nlaundriud. Sio our Lord Chumley Collars. New lot Samples in a few days. J. M. HOWARD. A Fine Lino ef them at Barringfon & Baxter's. Also, a lare lot of SAMPLE HATS at New York cost. See Our Stock of Neckwear. Full lino of CLOTJJINU. SHOES and DRY GOODS at Barrington & Baxter's. aprl dwtf Office of Commissioners of Craven County, New Berne, N. C, May 6th, 1880. The Justices of the Peace of Craven oounty are required by law to meet the county Commissioners at the Court House in New Berne on the FIRST MONDAY in JUNE NEXT, for the purpose of electing Commissioners for the next two years and for levying the oounty taxes. It may also be necessary to transact other important business at this meeting. JOHN A. RICHABD30N, m!3dwtd Clerk Bd. Co.IComVs. PAPE & DEY0, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHAHTS, 859 & 861 Washington Street, NEW YORK. i . Consignments of Southern Fruits and Vegetables solicited. " ' ," Highest market prices obtained, anV x returns made eaoh day of sales. ' , Bbferkncb: Ganaeeroort Nat. Baftl. ' N. Y. ; Nat. Bank, New Berne, N. a -5 , ' Stencils can be obtained at Job,1 Dunn's. , .,;.... , '''If
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