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VOL. EL-NO. 93. NEW BEKNE. N. C.v FRIDAY. JULY 18, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. . BUSINESS LOCALS. ' ' THE TAYLOR ADJUSTABE SHOE tor ladies. New and marvelous invention.- See sample. N. Abpin, J18 If Opposite Jopasix Offloe. VESSEL LOAD of the FINEST SPRING CHICKENS ever brought ; to New Berne. 83 to 60 cents per pair. 17 St . : . - DaiL's. : THE FINDER OF A PAIR OF EYE glasses with FrankHn, Washington, D. O., stamped on the oata, will please return them to thia offlee. Ul7-if.- SODA WATER on draught today at John Demi's, j..;,;.,..--; xt, MR. FRANK E. MORTON WILL BE in thdelty for. a few days only, . thia week. -Any one desiring his ser vice as piano or qjgan tuner or 1 re palrtr, or wishing to purchase a piano or organ at lowest figures, wilt please leave orders at Hotel Albert. jl5-2t. NEW BATH HOUSE-i-Now open at the foot of Broai street. Towels furnished. - Gentlemen, lOo. Boye. 6a fliiui tiA.t at an ! - - , vntfttt v A FINE line of SMALL HAMS, 5 to xx 7 pounds at Johs Dunn s. . tr. . Oxford fa to- have a snuff fac torj. Next! :r,: Thb Progressive Farmer slipped up when it stepped on Vance ; ' i t aMawawaawaMsswaaiaaaaMaMsssws Mr. Stanley continues ill. His physician says he. is very weak. 1 , On May 30, the number of pen sioners at alt agencies was 532,479. Englishmen; ore learning to dance the germ an. ' Abe lessons. " William gives v. .-.'a 'rich widow named Hatouard stole silver spoons at the Stanley i wedding. Poor thing I ' The Pope has been out of health for some time and It Is now stated that lie lr dying. Alliances are expressing their disapproval of the attack of the Progressive Farmer on Senator Vance. : Resolved: That we Demo : orats are Alliance men. Resolved: t'bt "we Alliance men are Demo- urats. '. - "Are - von not afraid ot ;; the Force biUl" N6t a bit: No man has a right to fear with God and riirhfcitn his side. , ,-0. ... Hon. Ben Butterworth, has our thauks for a copy of his speech fin (be tariff. - It ia one of the best made on the republican Side of the House. . , , -; . fti, ii ii, 'i.i. t . - Stringent measures are being prepared by the KasBiannuthorl ties against the Jews, and the editor of the Jewish newspaper at QLretersburg has been notified to leave the country. - - ' " ' Latest reports on the condition of the rice crop are favorable, and will probably be the best for many years. Crops in all tide water see tions of North Oarotina are in fine condition,. ' - The Wilmington " Star, says: f Senator Fry ; is ; probably now willing to believe with Mr. Blaine, that white, the protective tariff Is a good thing to enable them to 'fry 4 the fat' of the 'American manufao- tnrer it also fries the fat out of the farmer. ' . ,;';,' ' ' ' " , The Atlanta Constitution makes a point in a direct way. v It says: "With Wanamaker selling stolen books,' Harrison acccefctirfg cot- stages at Cape May,' and Quay rcfasinz to 'meet the charge of embezzlement, the administration seems to be more truly Republican than the people had expeoted." In some localities the passage, of - the Force bill Is advocated as a means of checking lhe progress ot tta South and " preventing her Lea teingthe successful rival of V 3 North ; in; rWealth-prOducmg : ' ' 8. - The "spirit of these ; c f the lowest'order, and it t " by Inspirations of '"the ; " r. The course of the C x - l' and onward. '-nip,LV,J ' ' ' ' ':-;'!:' " -1 Rccd.Ia ,t: r -u a vi .lt U -, t! 3 tOQl thinks ' his sudden notoriety will re-elect bim in spite of the exodus. ' All the negroes in the State, how ever, Co not la vox the Force bill. For Instance the Rev. C. N. Gran diaon, a prominent negro preacher in North Carolina, denounced the proposed election law after preach ing a sermon here yesterday to a large negro congregation. Wash ington correspondent Wilmington Messenger. The important fact is announced in the Journal of Mycology for 1890, by Profs. , Kellerman and Swingle of Manhattan, Kan., that smut of oats can be almost wholly prevented by treating the seed before sowing, with hot water. The method consists in subjecting the seed ' for a few inmates to the action of scalding water; and while it is found that such treatment does not injure the vitality of the seeds in the least, it readily destroys the spores by means of which the fungus is propagated. The Journal will, states the New York world, be sent free on appli cation to the Secretajy o; Agricul ture, Washington; D. 0. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. N. Abpkn Along the line of progress N. Abpen Taylor adjustable shoe tor ladies. - The travel to Morehead continues good. Yesterday put in a good lick for the summer resorts. The Justioe residence, on East Front street, is being repaired. The colored people had an iaimeneo excursion to Goldsboro yesterday . We have received a catalogue of the Hand School, Freemont, N. ;., for 1889-'90. The fall sesaiou begins August 27. People do smoke "cheroots." .One of our merchants, Mr. F. Ultich, re ceived a box containing ttn thousand yesterday. The Pamlico farmers are to have a big time at Trent, on Bay river, today. There will be a dinner and Mr. W. A. B. Branch will speak. We copy from the Elisabeth City Economist an article headed "Another Oyster Convention." Our contemporary saye well on the subject. The Democrats of Beaufort county have endorsed W. A. B. Branch, Eaq., for Congress and Bon. Geo. H. Brown for Superior Court Judge. ! Pur colored citizens' are making preparations for a' big Fair in August. Rlohard Sawyer, the tailor, one of the most industrious of his race in the city, is preparing now to make an exhibit in Mr. L. J. Tavlor has introduced a new style, in New Berne, of painting roofs. He has just had the roof of his dwelling painted in colors a stripe of one color and a stripe of another, alte natelyY : Very pretty. i The Judioial Convention at Laurin burg Wednesday nominated Capt. Jas. D. Molver, of Moore, as the Democratic candidate for Judge of the seventh district. Ht? Frank McNeil was re nominated for Solioitor by acclamation. Camp Meeting. . 1 Rev. Joseph Dixon, P. C, requests us to announce that a camp meeting will be held at White's Point,, on the Core sound mission, in" August: ,TJbe meet ing will begin Thursday before; the fourth Sunday In August and close on Wednesday after the fourth Sunday, Ocra'aoke Change of Bohedulefl. Mr;J. M. 8penoer,of Ooraboke, is in the city ?Ht;: informs Vw' that . the steamer : Beaufort is no wjv funning regular schedule to Ooracoke, touching at New Berne and Washington. The steamer rwil now leave iNew: Berne every Tuesday at 7 a. m. and Thursday at 9 pi dl,,' making 'close connection with the A. N. C. Riilroai. Mr. Spencer inform! us hat thereare number of guests at the hotel from the central.and western portion of ; the State, and that no pains are being spared to make the guests comfortable. The trip' from hero aorces .Pamlico sound Is a bSlightf ul one. Capt. J3. B, Roberts, of the O. D line, wilt give further Information. - , 1 France vs. England, I New York, July 16. A special to the Journal from Halifax says there are rumors that ffeth trouglo, of a most sorious chdraoter has broken out be tween tbe French and English on' the New Foundland coast; H0X. F.M. SIM05S. If Elected lie Will Not Go to Congress as a Partisan, bat as a Represen tative of the Whole District. The above heading attracted our at tention in the Windsor Ledger, pub lished in Bertie oounty, and to oleverly does it picture the true character of the above named gentleman, a man of whom this section can justly feel proud and the entire district honor, that we cannot refrain from reproducing what our contemporary has to say. The arti cle engages in no flattery, but breathes suoh words of truth as are an honor to any man. "In the seleotion of a candidate for Congress in this district, the conven tion tbat meets at Wilson ought to ad dress itself firstly to- the ability of the aspirants secondly to their availibility , and thirdly to their patriotism and party servioes. The dictates of reason and understanding of the politioal situ ation clearly demonstrates the wisdom of such action. Tbey are elements Of strength tbat are essential to success and cannot be ignored. Is there an aspirant for the position that possesses them in a more prominent degree than Hon. F. M. Simmons of New Berne? Who and where is be? The position that Mr. Simmons took in Congress, the ability displayed in his speeches, marks him as a man of profound erudition, and as a student thoroughly acquainted with the workings of the government and fully alive to the needs ox his oon stituents. His conservatism in the ex' pression of politioal oonviotions, his politeness, courtesy, and respect for the opinions of bis adversaries, won him a larue vote from the ranks of the Repub hcan party. The white ejement of the Uepublioan party will support such a man, but not one who is bitter and more aggroesive upon the hustings. This fact cannot be controverted , and especially is it true if their standard bearer is a nogro. Mr. Simmons re ceived a large vote in Craven and other counties from white and blaok Repub- icane; not only this, but he has friends who will cling to bim with "hooks of steol,"who possess the "sinews of war," and will "cast an anohor windward'' if necessary to insure his success. In leaving a lucrative legal practice and accepting the nomination in this district without a gleam of hope was a sacrifice few would have made, and evinces the biggest patriotism and party fealty. Those who are intimately acquainted with Mr. Simmons know him to be a gentleman of sterling in tegrity, with the highest sense of honor, and whose warm and noble heart thrills in unison with every movement for the interest, welfare and glory of the land he loves so well. The lasttaoe he made was barren of fruit to him. It was made at a saorifloe of his time and money, and it is justly due him from every consideration of fair play and justioe that he should be nominated. I believe I voioe the sentiments or tbe Democratic party in the district in this utteranoe. "J. H. Etheridqb. "Eden House, N. C., July 1, 1890. " Personal, Messrs. J. N. Hall, of Richlands, and R. B. Hardison, gave th6 Journals business oall Thursday. Mr. W.M. Rountree has returned from Lenoir county, whioh he has been visiting relatives and friends for several weeks. Miss Annie Meyers, of Washington, is visiting the family of Hon. U. V Clark. Mr. E. Dannenberg's family arrived in the city from Goldsboro last night. Mr. J. A. Bryan has returned from Raleigh. Mr. Hughes Holland has returned from a visit to Harlowe and Morehead City. Mrs. W. R. Guion is visiting relatives in Snow Hill. -'The Fair Is on a Boom. Editor Journal: The Fair which is to be held here in August is on a boom. Goldsboro and its immediate violnlty have been heard frdm to the effect that Wayne oounty is alive with enthusi asm, and is strenously laboring to make the beet exhibit. : And Wayne county is not alone tu her enthusiasm; other oounties are laboring equally as atren ously atf Wayne to be foremost in pro ducing the best ;. exhibits.' Our $40 premium to the first pest baseball olub, SiJU to the second best and 920 to the third best olub have been sufficient In ducements to fire the baseball gentry with atmetio zeal, wnue the nre com' panies of Wilmington and other places are preparing themselves to- beat any company as to excellence of drill,' In the . floral department our ladies are nowhere inactive. With flowers strewn in rioh profusion and bowing to the caprices, or , the . mlsohlevous winds. they promise to make pur floral halloa littia Baen,-;:-v'Y:.'-,i;. v.,;-v-W.. H, Datenport. ' f: St A" TenMsgee Tragedy. Memphis, ' July) 15. A,, speolal to the Appeal from Uyersburg, Tenn. , sava: Joseph Griffin, a farmer, shot and killed one liflggett, on - bis farm near here. Leggett arrived two days ago and went to work for. uriffln. . . Uriffln. in - the summer months, has been in the habit of leaving all tbe doors and windows of his house open, Leggett 's room was next to that of Griffin's daughter. Leg gett misconstrued this as an invitation from her, and entered her room, makinl an indeoent proposal.. , Toe daughter informed her rather the next day, and at once ordered Leggett to leave. Not complying with the request,' Griffin emptied both barrels of a shot gun into Leggett, killing him instantly. 'Griffin gave himself up. i - ' '- , rv. ?v Another Ulster Convention. There is probably no subject, at this time, more interesting or important to North Carolina, certainly to Eastern North Carolina, than her vast oyster industry an industry, in tbe dawn of its development, but aooording to all human calculation, rioh in its promise of profits. To promote its development it needs capital, but it needs more than oapital it needs protection from the State of North Carolina, in wise and adequate legislation to make the in vest ment of oapital secure and remunera tive. The oyster legislation of the last General Assembly has not protected the industry. It has utterly failed to pro tect it. In a recent conversation with Gov. Fowle he admitted and regretted the inefficiency of our oyster laws. He suggested some amendments ,to the present law, which we regarded of value. The subject requires careful con sideration by good-sense men, and prac tical men who have been identified with the business. The legislative body is entirely unsuited to tbe task of making laws for the benefit of the oyster business. The failure of our own State to devise a system of laws for the protection and development of the business is proof that it requires a great deal of practical wisdom to frame a body of laws that will protect the in dustry and give satisfaction to all con nected with it. The problem must be considered and worked out for the Legislature before it meets by men who understand the subjeot. who will give thought to it and who will frame and suggest to the Legislature suoh amend ments to our present oyster law as may be deemed advisable. For the reasons above mentioned it has been suggested that a convention of persons interested in oysters and of patriotio oltizens interested in the de velopment of the interests of Eastern Carolina be held at Nags Head, in Dare county, sometime during the month of August to oonsider tbe oyster question in all its aspects and suegest such amendments to our oybter law as msy afiord protection to the property of the State and for the benefit of its citizens: Elizabeth City Eoonomist. Petition Asking the Passage of the Federal Election Bill. Washington, July 16. The Southern States Colored Republican Association, through its president, J. H. Europe, of Alabama, today sent to the Republican members of the Senate a petition urg ing tbe passage of the federal election bill, whioh it says is necessary to secure free and fairi elections in the South The best form of government, the pe titioners say, is that of a republic, but the worst of citizenship is disfranchised citizenship , in a Republican form of government. They do not seek, the petition says, "domination of the white people of tbe South, but rather partici pation as citizens in the government of the South." A Gigantic Scheme. New York, July 16. A ParkerBburg, W. Vs., special to the Herald says: A gigantio soheme to develop the oil ter ritory of this State is under headway, witn J. u. uiaine, . a. uikins. senator Cameron and the Standard Oil Com pany behind It. The intention is to seek a line of wells from Mannington aoross the State, through the West Vir ginia oil fields to Eureka. Over 100 wells have already been put down, and the Standard is to erect tanks with a total capacity Of 890,000 barrels and a pieoe line. Nearly $1,000,000 has al ready been expended in the prelimi nary work. About the Bearing Sea Matter. Nmw York, July 16. The Herald Washington special says it is understood that the delay in publishing the Behring Sea. correspondence is due to the fact that Secretary Blaine wishes to include in it his letter to Lord Salisbury, which baa not yet been laid before Parliament. The letter is said to be of the "knights' type. It is full of "Americanisms, ' and lays hold of the Lion's tail without mercy. t . A Typical Pension Case. Wilkesbabrb. Pa., July 16. -Oscar Nioolson. st well known lawyer here, was held today by the United States commissioner to answer for securing fraudulent affidavits in the oase of John Heibisob, who died from the efiects of an assault committed by fellow prison era while in Wilkesbarre jail, but whose widow procured a pension on the ground that death resulted from injuries received during the war. ' . Another Big Sea Turtle. A big turtle, six feet long and three feet six Inohes broad, was caught last Thursday night on Wrightsviile beaoh, by some oolored men, who brought it to the oity for sale. It was bought by Messrs. E. L. & J. H. Hinton, of- the Puroell House, and will be served to guest of that house In soup and steaks. Ita weight is said to be 300 pounds. Wilmington Star. I Two Men Killed In Smash. ; Baltimore. July 19. A bad wreck ooourred early this morning on the Philadelphia Ohio railroad, neaT Hartford nation, between two freight trains coming South. Two men were killed, several eara and an engine de molished, and the road blockaded for some hours. " ". r ' , Mr. Blaine and the Presidency, ' Nrw York; July 10. A special to the Star says it is believed at the State De partment that as soon as the MoKinley bill becomes a law, Seoretary Blaine will resign, issue a manifesto giving bis views on reciprocity, and enter . the raoe for the Presidency in 1893. .-V if: An Address. Rv. P. W. Cassey will lecture at the Institute this morning at 9:30 o'olook. Subject 4 'The Moral Qualifications of the Teacher,'; ; I'ublio invited. : ;. SHIPPING SEWS. ARRIVED. Btr. Vesper of the E. C. D. line, with general merchandise, from E. City. SCBOONEHS IN PORT. Schr. Pecora, Capt. Douglass. Schr. Addie Henry, Capt. Hill. Schr. Gertrude T. Browning, Capt. S&bUton. Srbr. D. B. Steelman, Capt. Wheeler. NOTES. Str. Vesper, of E. C. D. line, will sail this afternoon for E, City. The Eaglet of thU line will arrive tomorrow. Office of the Old Dominion Steamship Company. New Berne, N. C, June 8, 1890. The steamer Manteo will sail from Norfolk for Newborn, via Washington, N.C.: Wednesday July 9ih. Monday " 14th. Friday " 18th. Wednesday " 23d. Monday " 28ih. Friday August 1st. Returning, will sail from Newbern for Norfolk direct at 12 m. Friday July 11th. Wednesday " 16th. Monday " 21st. Friday " 25th. Wednesday " 30th. Tbe Hbovo is the Old Dominion July Calendar. Please clip and paste on your shoes. E. B. Roberts, Agent. ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Mks. Wikslow's Soothing Svrup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, alloys all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diar rhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle, jaly ALONG THE LINE OF PROGRESS. fho Taylor Patent Adjustable Ladies' Shoe is the latest and best improvement in that line. It requires no breaking in, is always comfortable, and retains its original shape. It is a marvel of perfection. Samples may bo seen and orders left at my place of business on Craven street, two doors south of telegraph ottice. N. ARPEN, Boot and Shoe Maker, Agt. Consolidated Adjustable jy 18 dwtf Shoe Company. Trinity College. The New York Nation of July 3 says: "The loaJlng ColIegeBof the country have been almost transformed since tbe "Nation" whs slurted, and a class of advanced etu- dents have come into existence tbat were unknown and unexpected at the close of tbe war. The Schools of Political Science, which lhe principal Universities now con tain, turn out yearly both writers and thlukers whose contributions to the liter ature of political philosophy, history, ar cheoloav. Dolitlcal economy, and admlnl tratlve law are extremely Important, and have placed the country In the very front rank In fields of Inquiry In which It was, five and twenty yoars ago, almost wholly unrep resented." TRINITY COLLEGE Is the only Institu tion In North Carolina which has a regular ly organized School of Political and Social Science, with courses extending through two years. Applicants may enter at the beginning of either term, Terms begin Sept. 4 and Jan. 1. Bee Catalogue, pages 51-lU inclusive. Address JOHN P. CltOWKLL, President, jy!8 dim wit Trinity College, N. C. GRANVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE, OXFORD, n. c. THE ADVENT TERM WILL BEGIN SEPT. 4. 1800. Careful alid thorough instruction iu every denartment. 1 he Director of Music (piano and organ), is trraduftte of tbe New England conservatory and Is an experienced and enthusiastic teacher, and .lhe high reputation of mo school in this department will be fully sus tained. Class Instruction in voice culture anil aleht slnelno: free to the muslo pupil. The Art teacher la a lady of unusual talent and won many distinctions while a student of the Cooper union Art escnooi. The heallhiumessol me msuiuia isnuco thai no case of serious alckuFS has ocourred among boarding pup Us or teachers Binee the a. nh mm tmeni. or uieflcuoui. TERMS Hoard. Tuition in ire Acauemic Dept , including Latin, Music, Calisthenics, fur Bi-fmon ol forty weeks, laio For catalogue or fanner lniormation ap ply to or address JlylSdeodAwlm Principal Here Wc Gomo Again! With a fresh lot of those fine Gold Plated Chains, which we give a written guarantee to last for six years. Come and see those nice Aluminum Framed Snectaclea and (Eye Glasses, the best Speck ana Eye uiasses ever nrougni to New Berne. Ask to be shown Pane E. Wert's Fountain Pen: ; the best Fountain Pen in the world. Come and see me. uy stoca is way up mom .. T war down. Come early to avoid, the crowd. Don't forgetlhe plaoe, EATON'S, i. . ;:Afi' r.s: Middle Street. opp. Baptist Church, New Berne, N. O. 1 iiiiiKiiuiaL urn vji ' a " BlESr CHAIRS, BOOKCASES, to., at Kttuoed Rut. amtDn nn-vr a Bvna wnriPirD Aiarvr'. 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For further infor mation and prico call on BELL THE JEWELER, SOLE AGENT, N. C. Agents deeiriner territory, address jyCdwtf above. Notice. At a meetine of the Rnr.nliinn Oounty Executive Committee, held the 4th day of July. 1890, it was ordered that a County Convention be held in the City of New Berne, N. C, on the 81st day of July, 1890. at 12 o'clock, M.. at the Court House, for the purpose of nominating County Officers, and elect ins delatiratAfl nnH alfarnot.. un a.. c. n ' w.uw.unwD ,u lilt? kUClbO congressional and Judicial Conven tions; and it was suggested that the Ward and Precinct meeting be held on the 24th day of July, 1890. FREDERICK DOUGLASS, Ch'n. L. W.HAM, Sec 'y. jy!5dtd Octagon For sale at Factory Prices. Agent for uiu Virginia uneroois. V. THbcioIi WHOLESALE GEOOER, ; MIDDLE STREET, .r -- ' NEW KERNEL N. C UHIYERSITY OF NORTH CI! I TUB FALL TERM OPF.NS . TUITION, 1 3D. , PonrrfKular com PllUOIOpUIVHl, lil: Bpeelal " , : Elaotrlnal t otber itu'l, . 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