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NEW BERNE, N. C.. THURSDAY. JUNE 26, 1890.
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' -"' - ' JLv WATER on draught 5o. a glass;
' - .95 tickets $1.00. At
' je8tf Gooding's.
i FINE line of SMALL HAMS, 6 to
rV. 7 pounds at John onn s. tf .
first year is $15,000, which will be
increased $1,000 yearly for ten
years, and after that the appropri
ation will be $25,000.
Theee is a disagreement be
tween the Senate and House on
the general pension appropriation
bill which resulted in a conference
of the two houses. The conference
have reported their inability to
agree, and the House insists upon
its disagreement to the Senate's
amendments.
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of American Biography, in six ele
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OODA WATER on draught today at
Kl John Dunn's. ..... tr.
XTEW BATH HOUSE-Now open at
XI tbe foot of Broad street. Towels
furnished. Gentlemen, 10c. Boys. So.
Season ticket, $1. 50. m27tf
John L. Sullivan has been
indicted by the' grand jary at Par
Til. Miss., for prize fighting.
North Carolina Commissioners
to the World's Fair at Chicago,
have been appointed! Wo must
all go to work and shove our old
Commonwealth to the front. This
opportunity should be used for all
that it is worth. There are great
attractions and advantages in
North Carolina, and this fact we
should impress npon the world.
American sugar manufacturers
protest against the passage of the
tobacco section of the tariff bill now
before the Senate.
The oensns enumerators of Balti
more have concluded their work in
this city. The population is 432,095,
againBt 332,190 in 1880.
Tripoli is being devastated by
locusts. The decomposed bodies of
the insects fill the wells, infecting
the water and rendering it unfit
for use.
A dispatch from Bneuos Ayres
via London says that revolutionary
agitation Las Btarted in Entreorios,
a provinoe of the Argentine Repub
I io, and is increasing.
Census enumerator to John
Wanamaker: ''Have you a mort
gaget" J. W.: ''Yes, sir; for
$100,000 on the liepublican party."
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Chicago has doubled her popu
1 ition in ten years and now claims
the second American city in popu
lation. Chicago and Philadelphia
are about the same size.
An unofficial statement of the
census enumeration places the
population of Philadelphia at
1,010,449 an increase of more than
22 per cent, over the figures of 1880,
In Macon the officers of the Board
of trade harve called a meeting for
this afternoon to take action re
garding the notoriously defective
census. The evidence of the short
connt is overwhelming, and repre
setative men of all shades of
political belief join in denouncing
the outrage. There will be plenty
of proof forthcoming of the special
lmustico done the South in tbe
enumeration, pursuant to the
Floater Fund conspiracy, revealed
at the Quay Belshazzar feast. The
most flagrant wrong has, no doubt,
been perpetrated by the omission
of negroes in rural dist ricts, lrom
which complaints will come slowly.
That was the plan of fraud, and
t.riA Miipnn rAUplarirma inlii- irn f.li!r
it has been carried out. New York
Star.
Three Hen Drowned Near Morehead
City.
It ia with much regret that we learn
of tho drowning of Messrs. Ed. Ward
and L. W. Hargett, jr., of Onslow
county, and a Mr. Fulcber of Morehead
City (or Beaufort), whose given name
we could not learn. They were
drowned in the Bound about eight miles
from Morehead City, on Tuesday after
noon' Messrs. Ward and Hargett were
young met), who had many friends in
Onslow county, and their stricken
parents and families have the sympa
thy of them all. We could not get
more dctinite particulars of the drown-
ng than are given in the telegrams
below, and the following gathered
from inquiry: It seems that Mr. Ful
cher was the boatman who was to take
Messrs. Ward and Hargett from More'
head Oitv to Hwansboro. They left
Morehead City Tuesday morning and
went up Bogue sound. A squall came
up (which also passed oyer this section),
during which tho boat was struck by
ightning and the occupants were
drowned. The bodies of Fulcher and
Ward wore recovered yesterday morn
ing, ana as win do seen irom tue ioi
lowing telegrams, which Mr. Hum1
phrey kindly allowed us to use, Mr
IlargoU's body was also found later:
Morehead City, June 25, 1890.
To IIill Humphrey:
L. W. Hareett. jr., left here with
Ward yesterday. Ward was brought
l uck today, drowned, and another man
eupposed to be Fulcher. Please notify
Hargett s, friends, as be is supposed to
Iim drowned. W. L ARENDELL
MoitniiEAD City. June 25
Hill Humi-ukey:
Wo have instituted search for
llareett's body. The boat was struck
by lightning;. E. M. KOONCE.
E. U. UARBELL.
Mr. Humphrey left on the mail train
last night for Morehead City to look
after the remains of Mr. Hargett. A
half hour after he left the following
telegram was received here:
Mr. Hargett 's body has been found
eight miles up the sound from More
head Citv. It will be taken to
Morehead."
Street Improvements
Improvements being made on the
streets and sidewalks in New Berne at
I HP A I 1M1-T present are of a thorough and work
uiauu&e uiuer.
On Johnston street there has been an
unsightly and grown up elevation for
years, but it has been cut away and
The State papers say this is the hottest graded and presents a very attractive
NEW ADVERTISE M fi A'7'.S'.
C' E. S lover English Ial, molaauo.
Chicago is said to have sent an
order to M. Eiffel in Paris for
tower to be 500 feet higher than
. the one he constructed in his own
: great city. Chicago ia looking up
" in many ways. Wilmington Mes
"senger.
7 Col. W. J. Gbeen is out in
letter, in reply to a circular letter
of Mayor McClammy, in which he
announces himself a candidate for
Congress and expresses the opinion
that he wfll be nominated and
;.v elected,
' ' A singular railroad accident is
. reported from Alabama. AtOalera,
1 . on last Sunday, passenger train
wi run into.' by its own engine,
hicb, ad, -been detached. A
negro nurse was killed and several
' persons injured more or less.
According to the Fire Insurance
' Standard, the total loss by . fire
' throughout the United States ' dur
( lng tbe week ending Friday last
was: ;l,X88,pOO, The j total loss,
: from Jana to- Jane 20,: was $35;
505,000. The, estimated loss for
: the year to 167,229,345. V ;
June we have had in many years.
ine popularity of "tbe weather" as
a snbjeot of conversation increases.
The Washington "Stais" will play
the Elm City baseball club on Friday,
July 4.
Have you Hated your lnxes ': And
have you paid the t.ixe- on that
dorg V"
Mr. Barny Fulchor, of thii county.
sent us a cotton blossom ficra li'u field
01 June 24.
Mt. samirarsoos was puttiog up a
new canvass awning in front of Mr.
F. Ulrich's store yeaterday. Such
things are necessities these hot days.
Lizzie Banks, colored, an insane wo
man, was taken from the county jail
yesterday and taken to Goldsboro by
David Bar ham, where she was placed
in the asylum.
A party of about fifty New Berneans
went to Morehead on tho Bpeoial train
yesterday. They spent a delightful
day by tho sea and returned last night,
all glad that they went.
Saturday afternoon there was decla
mation and singing in the assembly
hall at Morehead City. Three children
poke for a. Demorest medal. It was
won by Miss Mary Bell of Morehead
The Raleigh News and Observer says
We have hau the pleasure of a brief
sojourn at Morehead. We found the
railroad from Goldsboro in excellent
running order, the accommodations all
that oould be desired, and we are under
ef
Fire at Washington.
The Journal spoke of the burning of
the E. C: D. S. S. Co.'s warehouse at
Washington a day or two ago. The fire
was a disastrous one, says the Progress.
took place on Sunday night. Tbe
Progress says:
"The fire originated in an old ware
house adjacent to the E. C. D. ware
house, in which several hundred bales
of hay were stored. The tire soon
spread to the E. C. D. warehouse,
which was also consumed witb a large
collection of merchandise that it con
tained. Tbe fire then spread to the
brick warehouse of the Wiswall prop
erty, which was filled with bay, all of
hich were burned, and thence to a
long wooden wareheuse in which
many hogsheads of molasses were
stored, a greater portion of which was
lost. The hay in the first warehouse
was owned by J. & R. U. Havens, and
that in the other and the molasses was
owned by S. B. Fowle & Son.
Several of our merchants are heavy
losers by having goods in the L. C
Dispatch warehouse, which came on
the lest steamer of that line and had
not been removed. Among them are
(leo, Phillips, E. K. Willis. E. V
Ayers, W. B. Morton & Co., and otners
But for the good work of the fire de
nartments. all the wooden residences
on Main street would undoubtedly have
been ooniumed, as pieoes of burning
shingles and other fire-brands were
falling thiok and fast everywhere on
very dry roofs. The nre is supposea
to have originated by spontaneous com
bustion."
Shipping News.
The steamer Vesper, of tbe K. U. D.
line, sailed yesterday with full cargo.
The Eaelet of this line will arrive
today.
The stoamer Tahoma will nail tins
morning at 7 o'clock, sharp.
NORTH CAROLINA NLMH.
BLESSED ARE THEY THAT MOURN.
Oh, deem not they are blest alone
Whose lives a peaceful tenor keep:
Tbe power who pities man has shown
A blessing for the eyes that weep.
The light of smiles shall fill again
The lids that overflow with tears;
And weary hours of woe and pain
Are promises of happier years.
There is a day of sunny rest
For every dark and troubled night:
And grief may bide, an evening guest,
But joy shall come with early light.
And thou who o'er thy friends low bier
Shrddest the bitter drops like rain,
Hope that a brighter, happier sphere,
Will give him to thy arms again.
Nor let tbe good man's trust depait
Though life its common gifts deny.
Though with a pierced and broken
heart
And spurned of men, he goes to die.
For Ood has marked each eorrowing
day.
And numbered ev'ry secret tear
And heaven's long age of bliss shall pay
For all his children suffer here.
B. . M.
Polloksville. June 2;?, 1890.
OllW'f of Old Domi n ion Steamship Co.
New herne, N. (J., June 1C, 1890.
The steamer Newberne will sail from
Norfolk for Newberne, via Washing
ton, N. C:
Monday June 16th.
Friday.... " 201 h.
Wodnosday " 25th.
Monday " 30th.
Returning, will sail from Newle.ne for
Norfolk direct, at 12, in.
Wednesday Juno 1 Sth
Monday " 2lid.
Friday " 27th
Tho abovo is the Old Dominion June
Calendar.
Pleaao clip and paste in you'r hats.
j.ilT E. H. Rouuhts Agdnt
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tl.lg poH-iKi never varies. A marvel or
purity, strenL'lh himI wloiesomeiieBS. More
economical Umn Ui ordinary Kinds, auU
cannot lie hoM In competlt ion with the mul
titude of low lest, short weight, alum or
phonpliiite pou.lerK. Sold only In cans.
KoYAi. Hakim; I'uwukk Co., 1W Wall Bl
N.V. lunciMileu wed frlAw
BUSINESS CHANGE !
TffB, Kepublicani : will - hardly
strengthen themselves by the nse
of bayonets in compelling Southern
- negroes; to vote t . the Bepnblioah
. tloket. The . ' Southern colored
brother is growing weary vof the
Bepnbllean ticket, tndV we might
add,tof : the RepubUoanif party;-
: The Agricultural College b
providing for the -division of the
f aad between the colored asd white
sc'.ioc' j cf a State has r--"d the
Eoaata. Tt a appropriation far l!
appearance, lhe force or hands are
paying more attention to doing well
what territory they go over rather than
hurrying along with a little work here
and there.
Few things contribute more
factually to the progress of a city than
good streets and sidewalks. They are
among the first attractions to catch the
eye of a stranger or visitor, and the
impression h lasting. Did you ever
walk down tho streets of a city or town
just after a big rain and step in holes of
water or bo compelled to pick your wsy
out in the street ? If so you were cer
tain to put the authorities of that plaoe
down as very negligent of their duties
or unprogressive and not worthy of the
trust they had accepted.
To a great extent the future prosperi
ty and development of our city is in the
hands of her Mayor and Counoilmen
and we do not believe that they are men
who will allow her interests to suffer.
Let the public stand ready to assist in
any enterprise they may bring forward
whereby new life will be infused and
greater prosperity thrown around us.
There is no better beginning than
putting the streets and sidewalks in
first class order.
Raleigh News and Observer: Mr.
W. W. McDiarmid, Mi. Josephus
Daniels and Mr. J. 15. Sherrill have
gone to Boston to attend the National
Press Convention.
Wilmington Messenger: Messrs. U.
Weil & Bros., Qoldsboro's leading and
most publio-spirted merchants, have
donated a valuable tract of land to
Goldsboro, in tbe suburbs of that
thriving and pleasant little city, for a
publio park, to be known as "Herman
faik in memory or the lamented nir.
Herman Weil.
Charlotte Chronicle: Mrs. Minerva
Caldwell, the widow of tho late (lov.
Todd R. Caldwell, died in Morganton
Saturday afternoon, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. M. R. ollett.
Winston, June 23. A severe electri
cal storm passed over this section of
country at 3 p. m. Lightning struck
the residence of Mr. James Griffith,
near Hi. Pleasant ohuroh, killing him
and two of his grandchildren. His
daughter, Mrs. Shafer, is lying very
low, from the effects of the lightning
Teachers' Assembly
AT
Three Persons Drowned.
Fort Monroe, Va., June 23. J. W.
Delaplaine, of Hampton, with his son,
daughter and nephew, went out sailing
this afternoon near the Soldiers' Home
Their boat collided with a Bailing vesse
oontaining Dr, Parramore and J. H
Lake, also of Hampton. Mr. Dela
nlaine's son was knooked overboard
and the father jumped to his rescue
the nephew following, and all throe
were drowned. Mr. Lake went ovor
board to try and savo them, but faile
and suoceeded in reaching shore, lho
aughter remained in the boat and was
saved. Mr. Delaplaine s former home
was in Laurel, Del.
Chicago's Population.
Chicago, June 23. Superintendent
of Census Gilbert, in an interview, says
that the returns already m show that
the population of Chicago exceeds one
million. How much beyond the mil
lion point the total will run Mr. Gilbert
ould not venture tossy, except that it
would be considerable. The city, he
added, had certainly doubled its popu
lation in a decade and it was a question
between Chicago and Philadelphia for
second place on the list of American
cities.
Personal,
Mr. John II. Ball and children, of
Washington City, are in the olty visit
ing relatives and friends.
Dr. John F. Crowell passed down to
Morohead City last night.
Rev. R. A, Willis, Rev. T. P. Ricaud
and wife and Mr. T. A. Green left
especial obligations to the officers of ye8terday for the District Conference
tnatroaa as wen as or me men mono o( ha M. E. Church which convenes at
and Danville road for unusual courte-Mh n,;A n(i.
. . j.
lies."
Wa learn that the Seveu Snrinw The Goldsboro Headlight says: "Mr.
hotel:. vshinh haa been enlarged and uannenDerg wno tor seveaal years
improved, to Open for the season, and conducted a large dry goods business
to fllUnjr op with boardert! for the sum- in thia olt7 and SmithHeld has moved to
mer. .The Seven! Snrlmra water is nro- t,ew Derne wnere 110 ooognj out an ex-
nounoel byr many persons who have tensiTe bottlIn work"- Hi fmiIy wiU
nsedlttobe' an excellent remedv for follow him shortly. We regret very
"Teachers' Unity."
The Seoond Annual Picnic of the
Teachers' Unity was celebrated Tues
day, June 24th, by having a pleasant
sail on the waters of the Neuse. The
President. Isaac H. Smith, was orator
for the oocasion. The Teachers' Unity,
together with its distinguished guoBt,
pioniced at Fowler's Ferry.
A. r. moork, Reporter.
kidney; f diseases, ; Indigestion, etc
Unemuta ptpnonnce . it equal to any
other mineral water In' the country as
a remedy f or these troubles.
.: Juvenile clerk (on Middle street), as
he. enters a neighbor's store "Have
you K magnifying":, glass V"':' fStor
much to lose snob, an excellent eltizen
as Mr. Dannenberg, bnt hope that at
some future day Goldsboro will offer
him sufficient inducements to locate in
her midst onoe, more." New. Berne
wants all the good citizens she can get
We congratulate ourselves npon having
secured Mr. Dannenberg and family
keeper-No; what do you want with . Q ..... M(,a... tn . '
msiw; borrow one from -somewhere. whfch kotaates our gooi neighbor
Bceauu urn . wuh v uuut . up ui uunvu-1 UoldSbOrO.
man fThia bi. Af An"iira. a hftl wonth-l - ; "
w,okrihemchanwof Ne
iiii
Ni:v Pi;i;xk
TO MY
N'. i'., June 17th. 1890.
AND THE
MOREHEAD CITY!
JUNE 25 and 29.
The following Special Trains will be
run for tho accommodation of the citi
zens of New Berne, and Stations east
thereof, on Wednesday, June 2rth, 1390,
and Sunday. Juno 2Uth, 1890.
Hon. T. J. JAltVIS will speak nt
Morehnad City on Wednesday, June
2r)lb, 1S90.
Dr. J. L. M. CURRY, of Richmond
r., on Thursday the 2Clh
Grand ( oncerts and Phonograph Kx
nibits dally.
Delightful and strong ' south west
winds prevail at Morehead City. Tem
perature splendid cool and invigorating'
Largest number of visitors at More-
head City ever known.
On Bunday, 29th, there will be ser
vices at tho Methodist and Baptist
Churches at Morehead City, and also at
the Assembly Hall, and in the spacious
liaii Koom of the Atlantic Hotel.
Fare for round trip when tickets are
purchased:
From New liern, . - $1.00
Leave New Berne, 8:10 a.m. Re
turning, leave Morehead, 9;:i0 p in.
Arrive Now !!erne, 11:00 p.m.
S. L. DILL, G. P. A.
CUSTOMERS
rruLic.
I have disposed of my entire Bot
tling Business and Works to Mr. K.
Paunenbrrx, who will continuu in that
line at my il J stand, on Craven Stnet,
next door to tho Cotton am! (irain Ex
change, New Borne, N. ' '.
Appreciating tin long, continued and
liberal pntrouago of my funds, I cor
dially commend to them Mr. Danuen-
oert;, and ask that th. i f;iv.r him with
their cuntom
Wholesale Liqu:r Trade.
I have retained riy ' iiolsale Liquor
Business and ham inovml to the Build
ing two doors EHt of the Gaston
House, on South Front Street, where I
invite old friend- an l r-iiatomers to call
and see me.
Having hetn in tin' wholesale trade
for the past dozen jears I refer with
pleasure to my business i elations during
that time, anil confidently solicit the
public patronage, and the continuance
of my old riiritomers.
Very respectfully.
JAMES K'EL.MOSI)
Hew Berne Bottling Works.
Having purchased the Bottling Works
of Mr. James Redmond 1 shall continue
the sarao in all its branches at his old
and well known stand, and respectfully
asii the continued patronage of his old
customors and friends. Dromisine to
give tho public tho satisfaction that has
always, characterized the well known
houso of Mr ltodmond.
Very respectfully.
je21 dwlm E. DANNENBE1JG.
SALE AND EXCHANGE
A very liue Cigar. Try it. At
J. E, TAYLOR'S.
Best Grades of Tobacco.
Soiling lots of Goods for little money.
J. F. TAYLOR.
Kemmler Mast be Electrocuted Final
Decision.
Saratoga, N. Y.. June 24 The court
of appeals has affirmed the original
judgment intne&.emmier oase. Kemm
ler must be exeouted by warden Durs-
ton.
You Tak No Rlak
In buying Hood's Sarsaparilla, for it is
everywhere recognized. as the standard
buudlng-up meaisine and blood puri
fier.' It has won its way to the front by
its own intrinsic merit, and has the
largess sale of any preparation of its
kind. Any honest druggist will oon
firm this statement. If you deolde to
take Hood's oarsaparilla do not be in
duced to buy anything else instead
Be sure to get uood 's. 4
reensboro Female College,
aiKENSDORO. N. c.
1 have constantly on hand
As Fine and
Well Broken Horses
as over brought lo Ne.vBerno. They
aro. selected with care and from
reliable dealers only. 1 have good
roadsterd, good draft burses, and thoso
suited for family purposes and the
saddle.
The Seventy-first Session of this well-
known institution will begin on the
27th Day of August, 181)0.
In addition to thorough instruction in
the Literary Course, speoial advantages
are offered in the departments of In
strumental and Vocal Musio, Elocution,
n, nuu i uyBiuairaiumg.
Charges moderate.
For Catalogue apply to
T. M. JONES,
je24dw1m President.
Williams' Ink
And Writing Fluid.
BEST IN THE WORLD.
The Black lathe best color on the market
i ne nine-jiiack Fluid baa no superior.
Write for prloes.
Manufactured lv
may! dw3m
V. WILLIAMS.
New Bern. N. C.
Also, in connoctiou with my Lively,
I have a FIRST CLASS
Carriage and Buggy
Repository,
whero will be found a full equipment
of riding vehicles. Painting, repairing,
etc-, done in the very, best workman
ship. A trained and experienced Shoer
constantly on duty. Will take pleasure
in showing you through nny depart
ment of my business,
J. W. STEWART.
junelO dwtf
Large Lot of
Pain and Dread attend the use of
most oatarrh remedies. - Liquids and
snuffs are unpleasant as well as dan
gerous. Rly's Cream Balm is Bare
pleasant, easily applied into the 'nos
trils, and a sure cure. If oleanses the
uasal passages and heals the inflamed
OUR LINE OF
Sterling Silverware
Is the Largest and
Most Artistic ever
shown in this City.
We offer tpeolfti drim Tomorrow.
are doing as good business, at. this time mt he tthy 'b taking Hood's Sirsa- membrane, glvlnn relief at onoe. Price nwr-r rttTrvi T.
as those of yther town lilthe States parUla,-;-;;
WHOLESALE GEOOEIS, '
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; l . MIDDLE STREET,
Sew cr: ,