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1HE AILY OURNAL ft VOL. IX.--NO. 128. iVEW BERNE. N. C.. FEIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. it i. BupisspooAis. LOCAL NEWS. IMPORTED TOOTH BRUSHES. A Urge quantity juit received from London. Unaranteedto give satisfao tioo or money refunded. au29tf B- J- Gooding. ROBERTS & BRO. are receiving their fell etook Boot and Shoes, Dry Good, Groceries and Provisions. They boy at headquarters and can Rive you Low Price. au26 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J. B. 'Willis Notice. R. J. Gooding Tooth brushes. E.C. D. Link Change of schedule. W. M. Watsoh Trustees' meeting. The Trustees of the New Berne Acad e my meet st 4 o'clock this even 1 JOLITI 3AL SCIENCE- Government, ing, week. Several ere ixDcoted to arrive T?ULL LINE r ALL BAMrusa just today. m. receivea at au28d3t N. U Gaskill's. Women, Child- The greater part of those who have been attending the railroad meeting at Morehead returned yesterday. The series of meetings that were to have commenced at Fort Barnwell church last night were postponed until next week. There have been several conversions at the Kiverdale church. OLD PAPERS for sale in any quan- Thepastor, Rev. N. M. Jurney, was titles at Journal office. compelled to leave for Kineton y ester- nPHE TAYLOR ADJUSTABE SHOE day morning, but the lay members are keeping the meetings up. TiTjRlTY-Flo.ere X hood, Rolan Baking Powder A FINE line of SMALL HAMS, 5 to I xl. 7 pounds at John Bonn s tf . -I?OR RENT Two large airy rooms, l1 furnished. Apply to J. R Jones, at M. H. Saltan's store. au5if X for ladies. New and marvelous in ventlon. See sample. N. Arpzn, jl8 tf Opposite Journal Office OODA WATER on draught today at Joiin Dunn s. tf. Some exoitement was created a day or so in Ureensboro by the reported discovery of oil on a farm near that tftwn. Thtt Ir.c.Hnn nf t.K. nrnncrtr A case of cholera has appeared Lnd the name of the owner were k t in London. a profound secret until the 25th inst. The owners having succeeded in buy- in or ta nrl lninino land a tat if It a Irnnnrn &jr s r . .1 t L!n I J xuouuuy irora u uuse oi uiuriuiua The oi, wftg discovered on a email farm Two boys died in Knoxville, given in place of qninine. Baron Alphonso Romschild lately bought a clock made by Louia XVI. He paid $108,000 for it. belonging to J. J. Phoenix, about a mile from Greensboro. Phu'nix has Bunk a shaft thirty feet deep and haa found petroleum of a light grade. Notwithstanding the strike 'on the New York Central, it is ready for the oysters. claimed that the entire road is in good condition and freight moving ding another shucking house 16x160; a briskly. Enlarging Oyster Cannery. The months with an R will soon be here and the canning factory is getting They are build ing a new and larger boiler house, ad- THB Associate ltefortueil Pres byterians of Charlotte have adopted plans for a new church to be erected at a cost of $20,000, the work to begin at once. CHEATHAM AND PRICE Make Speeches at the Colored Fair. Congressman Cheatham, and Rev. J. C. Price, the oolored orator, made speeches at the colored Fair yesterday. We regret that we were unable to hear either, but we are informed that Cheatham departed from what was ex pected. Instead of confining him self to the Fair, its object, and encouraging the oolored people in the worthy etfort they have so labor- ously undertaken in endeavoring to batter their condition by bringing to gether their resources in publio ex hibition and rivalry, he could not de sist in making one of his bitter tirades against the whites and inciting his race to rise up and repulse these wrongs and repositions. While a good many of his hearers may nave coincided with these views, we feel sure all did not. Some of the leading spirits in the enterprise are too conserv ative and have too much gooi sense to allow themselves to be filled up with such stuff. They reooenize that the intelligent white people of this section much prefer living in peace and har mony with them . And they also realize what the community has done towards aiding them to make this exhibition of their toil and skill a success. They are not only granted the privilege of using the ground, but in numerous other ways cooperated with them in what the whites believe to be one of the beat ventures the negro race can possibly engage in. It is to be regret ted that the man who represents this district in the Congress of the United States should have made any other speech before an Industrial Exhibition gotten up by his own raoe, than one in concord, praise and encouragement. How different, we are told, were the addresees of Dr. J. C. Price and G. H. White, Esq. Instead of endeavoring to arouse malice, prejudice and hatred, they took occasion to speak in high terms of the good feelings and peaceable relations existing between warehouse 80x60 and an office 16x32 feet. When this work is completed their capacity will be li times larger than at present. Two hundred piles will also be driven down and tho wharf docked up. They evidently intend to make things the races in this section. Their speeches lively this winter. A machine that will enable a man to distinctly note the features A Prolific Melon Vine. One watermelon vine, of tho Cuban 01 au acquaintance, at a distance Queen variety, raised by Mr. Rufus Of two hundred and fifty miles, is I Garner on his farm in Carteret county, at present engaging the attention near Newport, yielded 14 melons whose of Edison. He thinks it feasible, and that it will be one of the won ders of the World's Fair. aggregate weight was 400 pounds, an average of over 28 i pounds. The small est one weighed 19 and the largest SOI pounds. Fine watermelons have been abun dant here this year, but we have not secure 1 any individual statements. Whocaa beat Mr. Garner's rfcord? The Wilmington Star says: "Stanley . discovered a plant in Africa, the seed of which when rnsl niasi k f nAOrAP an1 fair ATI 1T1 nMkll I -v n M nanlvMa -wl A t tM IMalnn.l guiaii uuavo uia&va OUU BUU UlCiau- m...- -Kaa. MArwlo .n,1 CuOly people glaa ana MIS tnem are glad to announce, under (Uttering WltbJanghter. Republican Candl- auspioes. The principal. Prof. W. R, dates Should order large quantities! Skinner, has returned from an extond- nf thia for nse nt fall." ea "ur through the counties of Pam lico, ueaurort and Hyde, and informs It is Harrison against Quay now. Ins that he has met with more than his Harrison has considered the Loge expectations. hill An a iliaMnnUvAlv Ad. rrot. dinner made an enviable repu- have been highly complimented. - - Personal. Mr. Stanly Oaksmith, of Carterot. was in New Heme Thursday, lie in formed us of a real estate purchase on White Oak river by Judge P. P. John ston of Lexington, Ky. Mr. Johnston, with his family, has been spending the summer on the North Uarolina coast His.eon will remain here and open up some of the fine natural oyster beds in that section. Miss Annie Whitford has returned from a visit to friends in Beaufort. Misq Maud Green left yesterday to ontti the Salem Female College. Her father, Mr. T. A. Green, acoompanied Figs in Ncrth Carolina. The Philadelphia Item has come to this office with the following request marked: Inform me whether Ki29 ar ijrown in North Carolina." In reply we will state that but little attention has been paid to fig culture heretofore, though they grow readily ith very little attentiou and yield abundant crops of delicious fruit. Our immediate coast section, we are told, is specially adapted to figs, both trees and fruit growing to an unusual size. We cannot say what varieties are mostly grown. Mr. Wm. H. Pearce, of this oity, has eight different kinds in his garden the red, black, yellow, brown and purple (the purple is nearly as large as a goose egg) and the Celes tial, Brunswick and Sugar tigs. The N. C. Experiment Station is now taking steps to encourage tig culture and diffuse information on the subject. Editor Journal: As a native of North Carolina, and one who feels t, deep interest in her prosperity, 1 read with much pleasure what you were pleased to say, (in a late ispue of your most excellent paper) in regard to a syndicate whioh is said to bo se.eking an outlet from Eastern Carolina to the ocean, through which to ship the pro ducts of the West to Europe; and that Morehead City was under considera tion. I shall not attempt sir, to argue that the idea of connecting Morehead City with the "Great West" as an outlet for its vast products, is one of great irr. portance, for the fact sir, is so apparent to all who have given the matter s thought, it needs nothing more to sus tain it. In connection, however, with the idea ef such a great enterprise, I'll mention that some years ago the ques tion of consolidating the ' North Oaro lina Railroad" and the "Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad" was agitated, and I think voted upon in the Legisla ture. And while the matter was pend ing, the writer of fhis drew up a pe tition, which was numerously signed, and sent to the Legislature (then in Bession) praying for the passage of a consolidating act. Recently having found in print the petmtion alludod to. I herewith enclose to you, trusting that possibly, (should you republish it) that there may be somo points in it which may in some degree, tend to aid in carrying out the grand ucheme of im provement, 1. e., THE LINKING WITH BANDS OP STEEL t,ASTRN NORTH CARO LINA WITH THE "UREAT WERT," Yours, &c, n. Morehead City, August 1890. interest in her future welfare to throw aside all party, all sectional feel ing, and show by their votes on the question that they are in favor of the scheme of consolidation as the greatest fpAt::rn nf fttjitA intarAat iifid vnnr rA- titiauers will ever pray. THE SHIPPING! NEMS. THE PETITION. To the Honorable General AsMhibhi uf Worm Carolina, Ureeting : We, the citizens of Morehoad City IN. U., in view oi tne momentous ques tion now pending before your honorable body, beg leave in this, our bumble pe ARRIVED. Sihr. Carrij Farson, C'dpt J. K. Murphy, with cargo of hay for J T. Winfield. Str. Vesper, of the E. C. D. line, with full cargo. Str. Stout, of the Clyde line. Str. Vanceboro, from V'anoeboro. CLEARED. Str. Kinston, for Kinston. Sir. Trent for Adams Creek. NOTES. The steamer Vesper, of the E. C. D. linn, will sail today at 4 o'clock. The steamer Beaufort sails this morn ing for Washington. The steamer Vanceboro leaves tl.i morning at i o ciock witn tun cargo for Vanceboro, the steamer L. A. Cobb at 7 for Griftcu, and the steamer How ard at 8J o'clock for Trenton. After this trip the schooner Carrie Furion will remnin away for some time. She will be put in good order on Howard 's ways before leaving and then KO to Charleston for the rice trade. Office of the Old Dominion Steamship Company. Xew Bku.se, N. C, Aug. 27, 1S90. Until further notice the steamer New berne will sail from Norfolk for Newborns: rnday August 29th. Wednesday September Hd. Monday " 8th. Friday " 12th. Wednesday " 17th. Monday " 22d Friday 26th. Returning, will sail from Newborn for Norfolk, touching at Roanoke Island wharf. Monday September 1st Friday " Oth Wednesday " 10th. Monday " 15th Friday " 10th Wednesday " 21th Monday " 29th. The above is the Old Dominion Septemter Calendar, unices a happier cnange is made. Please olip and paste on the under side of your dinner plates. E. B. Roiiekts, Ag't. SI. Paul's Oay School, m:V KEKNK, 3. C.. CONDUCTED liV 3I8TERS OF MEBCY. The Scholastic Year commences on the 1st Monday of September. Specii.l attention piwn to Mathemat ics and Analytical Parsing. Tullj'in per month. Senior classts. $2.00 " . Junior " 100 Music and oiIkt accomplishments form extra charges. Difference of Religion will not be re garded in the admission of pupils. For further particulars apply to MOTHER SUPERIOR, uul' ' Directress. J. i,. LATHAM, Cotton Buyer an J Exporter, DEALER IX BAGGING AND TIES. Alv(l)e iu market to buy I'otton. A hi,: stock of liaKKicg and Ties on hand and must be sold. 'orrt't-pondencc solicited. Oflice near' Cotton Exchanco au 27 d n t f N E y k N K t N , L. give a few reasons why, in our humble opinion, the consolidation of tho North Carolina Railroad" with the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad should reooive your speedy sanction. Irtvaf lar ia flow flint- nn Hc.iKt I . a n nor to naiem . r roin meru ne win gu 10 ,, r . I taut uw uinuj uivui w v a ui tvua uuu Oxford to attend a meeting of the orable bodr do not reallv know the ad- directcrs of the Orphan Asylum. vantage of this port and harbor, in Mra fin, Trna nf finish, .hn every particular, as me natural-yes, Bis Fire at Norfolk. Nori-'olk, Va., August 27. - Fire to night destroyed the saw and planine mill of D. C. Lassiter, in addition to a hie atrtolr rt AvoaaaA llimkf... n I an n Hn .... . , , , . I " ' F. o.vWtt v. uivrniu lUIUVCi , aim a IUW uuu,iUU... ,uu. awLuu iu tu9 of eight tenement houses. Loss 820 000 Uv to isyu.000. w th I ttlfi nRiirnnnn. Sash.Ocorsand Blinds Paints, Oil?, Load and Varnish, iime. Cement, and he is tat ion for Vanoe Academy while it was mt Ataf fif Iaii v An nnvA .wm.i.VU wmuit, u m located at Polloksville. Sinc.fl its remn. reported"; to be greatly angered t0 New Berne he haB fully 8u8tained With Qaayor proposing to lay. it yea, more, he has increased on tbO Bhelf in i the Senate. It looks that reputation, and in the scho as if a bitter contest is impending Uuiio year just beginning hArwAAntwn fankiona of the Dartv. h0 iDtend" t BurPa9S all previous ef- Oswego Palladium. has been visiting her brother, Dr. N. H. Street, returned homo yesterday Mrs. Augusta Oaksmith, of Holly' wood, is stopping in the city a short time. Miss Bessie Tucker, who has been forts. He has secured an efficient corps of teaohers specialists in their any between Norfolk and rensacola They do not know the fact that a loaded steamer of a thousand, or even two thousand tons, can, in thirty minutes after leaving the railroad wharf, be rolling in ' old ocean," wending her trackless way to a foreign or domestic visiting friends at Cove, Dover and Kin- Prt; d0 n' now the fact- 'h.at ston for several weeks, returned home hBT. thfl harbor of Rfiflifnrt. Bhin nf yesterday. the lareest class, as transoorts and sud- Miss Fannie Jones has returned from ply ships; and they do not know that Collins, the when uenerai rJberman entered the voiuos. ur fltnta in lSRR. that nvnr tujn hnnHrprl cuuDiim 'Most a Good. Say some dealers who try to sell a sub stitute preparation when a customer calls for llood'fi Sarsaparilla. Do not allow any such false statements as this induce you to buy what you do not want. Remembsr that the only reason for making it is that a few cents more profit will be made on the substitute. Insist upon having the best medicine flood's Sarsaparilla. It is Peculiar to Itself. . 8 Hester und Hair, And all hinds of Building Materials At liO-st l'rlcon. I. H. CUTLER, NEW HERNE, N. C. Stmr Blanche for Sale. Seyentv-five feet long, IS feet wide over all: draught 30 inches loaded, carries 110 bales of cotton, end ri. tered at Custom House 47 tons (iross, 29 net; licensed to carry passengers, and accommodates 100 on excursions. Re built in October, 1883. Joiner work and decking entimly new, hull made as ood as now. Engine and boiler re built, all wearins: and destructible paite renewed; new crown sheet and tubes n boiler. Inspected November 27, 1889, and licensed to carry 80 pounda steam pressure. Propeller 4i) inches, engine 10x10 cylinder, upright boilor 7 feet by (50 inches, of 5 If! iron, tensile strength ru,000 pounds. Fully t quipped throughout, according to law and in perfect running order, the Blanche in splendid ly adapted to river and creek trade, to light draught navi gation anywhere, and has shown fine towing capacity. Bho is offered for sale on reasonable U rnis, and at a very low price. For further information apply to Jamfs Rkdmond. Sec' & Tress, augSJitwtl New Berne, N. C. MARRIED. At Portsmouth, N. C, on Thursday, August 28th, Mr. David Roberts to Miss Winnie Dixon. shiDS were in Beaufort harbor at one Prftf W P Rlinnar V-i n a iiiatmaiiaft U.. Aa 1.a .'. t,M KnnfM . me, -and is prepared " thorough of several neiehbor- transports and war-ships. But enough: udmuuu -uoieui, ana moaern . . . tha ,ntoraaK nf vftnnn tne aDove iaois speas: lor tnemeeiveB lanmianaa a ttnnnl m n 4 nl.l i. 1 I B lnl all A Of vhnf. Katt n f Arf rior Kai ia a ... ... wuKuaaooi uvai auu iudli LiLueu lmi i . . . i i duu dm " " wvui w vention submitted Certain matters mng.mft.... Mmm(., acmmdj. tie reports mat cunew And here let u. ask, where can another - - .ui i I 1 ' ' httffB riamflffAn thu nnrn in snmA Arf.Aiir,l..,Mk hakn ka A bahU 9 fA a AAmmuTAA inr Rnrrinmnnr. it t . . j . . r-e- "ft- Buuu a uamui uo iuuuu dvuiu ui "uu """P. hut all other crona there and elsewhre "Hampton Roads V are splendid. At the resider.ee of the bride's father, near New Berne, Mr. Eliiah Garner, of Wildwood, to Miss Sarah E. daughter of Mr. Geo. E. L. Perkins, of New- poit, performed the marriage cere mony. The happy couple immediately took tho train for Wildwood, their future home. Wanted, to buv a good ten or twelve horse povvor Boiler. Apply to Jam i;s Redmond, New Borne, N. C. """TURLINEOF Sterling Silverware Is the Largest and Most Artistic ever shown in this City. J We offer special drives Tomorrow. BELL THE JEWELEE. Notice. Again, we do not think we err when we aasert that w hen the charter was Third Day of the Colored Fair. ootainea ior tne Awanno ot ortn uaro- m. . .it. . . I nun adiuvBUi nun nouvituuuv ty bo uui inursuay wae wo Dig nay ior nM ...! that it was simnlv a charter for Fair. There was a large, attendance the extension of the North Carolina both white and colored. In the morn- Railroad" to find "the most eligible. ing Congressman H. P. Cheatham made outlet" to the ocean. And it was found . . . latBaaufort Harbor. But alasl centle- an naaresp ana ev. J. u. rnc i.i....t .. k. n 1 IUtOU Bouiivuai luwicoti mat uaiv ui an nublio works, crept in, and with its Daring the day there was a prize I crushing potency, the pre-eminent ma of baseball between the P. D. Q. OlaimB OI "tne most eligible outlet" The Members of The National S iving and Loan Association of New Berne will call at the Clerk's Oflice and pay their monthly installments, Saturday, Aug mib, ls'JU. J. B. WILLIS, ao29 d2t Secretary. School Notice. MISS JANET T. HOLLISTER will open a School for Boys and Girls, at the office on Union street lately occu pied by Dr. Slover, on Monday, Sep- auZedlw After arguing the qdestion at does it all for a moderate price. length and quoting and analyzing I Bis boarding pupils are already be all the; provisions of the United ginning to arrive. States Constitution bearing upon I The Great strike North. . the matter of finffrage the commit- We are permitted to publish the fol- tee- reaches the conclasion that lowing extraot from a private letter re ' whatever may have been the effect oeiTe1 in thia city on Wednesday, it of the - action of the . sonthern n ' hw lot.iB 7 ,d8 th( . . . , , condition of affairs in New York as . Htates, aenommaiea eiiner: seces- viewed b preBent. SlOn or rebellion, ana W ine recon- i-xhere haa been, quite a change in ' K Mn pva " , tKa Man.. has, a ia well known, been over-ruled, tember 8ib. .. .. . jai..-ilir. vt.".-a uu 5 v.k. olnb of New Berne and tha Greenville j ikmh. h. nc n,..ui. .... , A ,(M1i and business circles. Every branch of in r- VJ. won. ine score state baa been made to suffer, although or political questions, ana Wltnoai trada a .imo. at ft gtand-still: there stood 19 to 18. There have been three she owns so large an amount of etook unnmarotlnir AitrArnA nninlnnn on I aim nvr KOO DOO mnn on atrlkfl. nd it is r v.nank.n. nn f. . I in both roads. Yea. time and aeain. these important qoestions, we are e ia Zot W. The New Berne club won two eTyTtf; wftS Of opinion that the reaamiSSlon Ot anions, etp. The brick manufaoturers QU uo ureenviuw ciuu wne. isn pouoy. wiewett by a seotionai in- of.,, infftthA TTnlnn fnllw nnrl have refused to supply New York with As a mark of appreciation of the tereat. And just here, gentlemen, let this State intothe Union rally ana . . . Uof the n, St., tnA your petitioners, in all candor and hon- forever settled the Status Of States dealers in building materidl. on account . . uj. . esty of purpose, declare to you, that in thus re-admitted and that Congress of . boycott - . 4 7.- I pames materials sor an aiieget oreacn i " . iuiu vi jour vow ior wvUBouuation," mey areip mi -mum thereby lost all Control or jarisdlO- ot contract between the two factions.' 'Peeon of presentation, and Hon. J. E. no impelled by a personal interest, or SpeClU DlJVeS TfllS ' VY Get tlOn OVer this matter, ana tnacinennerenaye voeu several anieu aireaay, l'T " TTCT 1 PJ".,W w inwiwmrproi UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. THE FAIL TF.U.n Ol'K.VS TUTIOJf. $.!(). SEPT. 4. Kour rotsu'ar courses of stu.iy. Olas.lcal, Pliliotoplucal, Literary, Sclentlllc, Special courses m Clietnlhtry. Civil and Electrical KimlneerlnK, I'hannany, and othor Btudles. Separate schools of Law and Medicine, wnone siudenls may attei.il the University lectures. Address Hon, KKMP P, BATTLE. LL.D., sawain President, Chapell HU W 1. Sterling Silver Goods. States, thus readmitted into the ,,.f- flv,k hi-waon nl There was also a stock parade, trial hAloved old flttB. , Nnl Noll Anil. Union became at once P0 facto capital ever inaugurated. ' The money of iSP66-?1"0' nrses, foot races, , etc.. Uentlemen, remember 'tis not in a mat 1.1 n..mS.l market has jumped from 6 and 8 to 20 e Fir closes today, -r ter cif, party strife, we ask your votes, - T i Ann uu nflr n.uL i ihth i ni)L n raiirunti I - - ' -" i not a railroad frith ; all the SOverelirn Dower laroand here but what Is having trouble nnoaARAoA hr nn'v and all th other Th New York Central from here to -1 possessed oy any ana an iue otner CnloaKOi.t d,8tanoe 0f 1000 miles, is Tr 'States.' - 1 - - ' ' praotioally at a stand-itill; all others be Trustees' Meeting, t but 'tis one we believe of vital Interest te the whole people, regardless of party Dsll Tho Jouclcr. Mrs. A; T. Jerkins will be confronted with the same con- That tired feelintr now so often heard I dltion within the week unless the strike of, is entirely overcome by Hood's Bar- is settled by concessions on the part of tapari"a, whish gives mental and bod I the corporations or satisractory arm- sly strer - 2 );ratlon.". - . r- . , - . " " . . - 1 i 1 W W UU H The regular meeting of the Board of I in any form. Tie the interest of the 1 Tf.arAM.Af .. WaW pAvna AlBilAm will I I..M.&M trfm : tt,a mnnnl.tna A tk. held'at the offloe of the President sea that the two roads should be made win. resume we aunes or ner ucnooi on this afternoon at fouro'olook. . one. And, hence, we as North Caro A full attendance is requested. ; By order of tne President, : - W. M. WATsas. - ' Sec and Trea. llniana loving our good old mother, and bavins ner interest at heart, humbly ask her sons, now assembled in her I council hallsaye, ask .all who fed an Ilonday, Sept. 8tlL Ttorcuh tmtiuotlrn In tha elementary urmouim, uiiiury tig x.agiu Liiieraiur. . Bug 17 dim, ..,. :,:'Ji v New York Furniture Store STILL LEADS IN LOW PRIOES. I have just received the Finest Stock of Furniture ever brought to this city. Also, a lot of Organs and Musical Instruments. ' ; :,, I am also agent for the Number "9" Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Maohine, which recci ed the Grand l'rize at the Paris Exposition of last year; it the greatest, wonder of the age, silent, light, rapid, durable, and adapted to the finest and coarsesl work, emhroidorj and Tick rack, with. out. any cxtrf . attachments, all of nuu.it vau uo eccu my jLiew Otore, opposite Koberts Bros,, South Front street. .:' i -ft'? .j,; -. .You will also find a Well Selected Stock of Furniture at iny Old Store on Middle street. A: ' y-::- iiteppccttuuy, r . , ?, "aulOdtf , T. J. TURNER, ;..' X .:: '' Proprlclor.
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