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VOL. EL--NO. 220.
NEW BERNE, N. C. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1890.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
1
BklLY
BUSINESS LOCALS.
A LARGE slock of Road Carts jaat re
ceived and Koiag very rapidly at
low figures. 8peci il drive. Come
a ly-
deoU-lw M. Hahn & Co.
FINE 8:UPPE8NONU WINE (or
the Christmas Holiday for Ml at
$1.00 per gallon by W. E. Brown.
Vaaceboro. Partio anting will de
liver order and ta-ksges to Captain
I pock of Ibe steamer VAUceboro, which
will be returned-on r.n it.
IS Iw W. E Buo.y Va&oeboro.
JF. IVE3, Ariijcur'H Agent for
Dressed Meats, ij.iuoage, Pork,
Oreeeed Fowls, Corned Baef , Condented
Minoo Moat, io oold storage
"VTEW OOOD9 juit received at
IN Churchill & Parker's, Buch as
Mine Meat. Riiin, Currants, Prunes.
Citron, Dried Apple, Spices of all
kinds, Bologna 8ui' and Northern
Stusages. Tripe, icv.. Maciroui and
Cheese, Chocolate ami G iKtintw. All
of the above are no and froeb: in fiot
we guarantee all our kuo Ih aod prices.
Just oome in once aim ( hat we oan
do; all we ask is onk tri ,1. V. rv reef)
Churchill & Pat.ksr. Hroad st.
ROBERTS & BRO. :.m receiviog
their fall stocx H. ! av. Shoes,
Dry Good j, Groceri.,'3 e.ml P.. visions.
They buy nt hea'tqmrter . and cau stive
you Low PrioB3. au20
'PHE TAYLOU .UiJU-iFABB SHOE
1 for ladies. N, in ' rsinrvoloua in
vntin. Sae a taip!o. N. ARPiN,
j 18 tf Opp'Jtiio Joi'KSAi. iMHoe.
OLD PAPES1 for ia Any quan
titiaa at Journal ofii
IT is said that Senator Quay is
prepariug iin tl.ibinite Hjiuech io
opposition to tho Fitic.i bill.
THE Wisconsin S:aH? Grange
have adopted a resolut i-m dumand
lag the abolition of National
Dinks.
TRUST him liu! who praises
all; him leas who ct ;t . i s !!, and
hiin least who is in d il'tu - it to all.
Lavater.
Republicans iii the Senate
demand the boyonet. Daiing the
war there was nothing twy bo
mach dreaded.
IT is stated that C. D. Upcburch,
late clerk of tbe Superior Court of
Wake county, is tbort in bis ac
counts eome $10 000.
A holy life is a voice. It speaks
when the tongue is silent and is
either a constant attraction or a
continue! reproof. Hinton.
Prayer is the pulse of tbe re
newed soul; and the constancy of
its beat is the test and measure of
the BpiriSual lile. Oaslow.
The sale of George Washington
relics begun in Philadelphia Wed
nesday night, and was concluded
last night. There were 449 articles
sold which realized ol4 G89.
"Indian Agent McLaugalin
says there is not and never has
been any danger of an Indian oat
break." The poor fellows were
hungry and they wanted beef.
AT the recent Alliance conven
tion a resolution was adopted
boycotting all newspapers that did
not. publish Alliance news and
show a friendly spirit toward the
Alliance.
IT is not by change ot circum
stance, but by fitting oar spirits to
the circumstances in whicii God
hat placed as, that we can be
reconciled to life and duty. F. W.
Kobertson.
OlRRY oat to heart's content,
Bool's purpose. Set foot on some
path to heaven. Live in harmony
With truth. All good things are
oars, , Look notthoa down, bat op.
The voice Baii'-Call my works tby
friends." Who conquers mildly,
God benignantly regardetb.
Browning.
, Thh - Bepablioan Senatorial
caucus has appointed a committee
to 9sist the Senate Finance com
mittee in shaping financial Legis
lation." The Republican majority
id the Senate are fearfully in want
of assistance on several subjects of
legislation, especially do they need
enlightment on the i elation of the
Tederal Government trf the States.
. Maryland's : "oyster crop ton
tlnue to be dredged to death, and
; the worst of it; is that there is no
ovster ; culture to - keep ' up the
supply. We doubt if ever a great
State showed such monumental
folly in the treatment of its largest
source of wealth as Maryland has
shown in its oyster legislation.
There mast be a reform or the
yield will be lost forever. Balti
more American.
A8HKTILLE, N. C, Dec. 8, 1889.
The talk of the day in Asheville
at present is the Immigration Con
vention, which will meet here,
December 17th and 18th. Every
preparation has been made and
the delegates will be given a royal
reception. The business men oi
the city have responded to the call
of Secretary Cameron and have
subscribed over $1,200 towards
defraying tho expenses of the con
vention. Over 1,500 delegates are
expected. It will be the biggest
gathering of representative men
ever assembled in Asheville, and
the importance of such a move can
scarcely be realized. Its object is
to bring capttal to the South.
Every county in North Carolina
should Bend delegates. State
Chronicle.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
D Conqden For pale.
W. B. BoYD Important.
O. Henderson E. O. D. line.
M. Hahn & Co. Road carta.
Jno. Dunn To my customers, eto.
Cotton. New Berne market Sales
of 109 bales at 7 to 8 1 4. Sales for tbe
week 852 bales against 889 same week
last year.
Quite cool again.
Have you got any exhibit ready for
the Fair ?
Go to the Xmas party. See the Tana
borine Drill.
Peg-Leg Williams is said to have
orders for 7,000 North Carolina negroes
ti be taken South.
The branch line of the railroad has
baen finished to the large mill of the
Stimson Lumber Company.
An enjoyable evening is promised at
the baaaar and doll show Tuesday
evening. It ia for a good purpose and
deserving of liberal patronage.
Connected with the Christmas Bazaar
Tuesday night will be a Jack Horner
Pie for the ohildren, at 5 o'clock, from
which the big plums may be extracted
at 10c. a pull.
On receiving hie commission by last
night's mail Mr. Wat tan waa the re
cipient of many warm oongratulatioi a
by thoae who had interested themselves
in endeavoring to eee that right and
justice should prevail.
Remember the Xmis Party to be
given by Saint Ceollia Society at the
residence of Mr. Q. H. Roberts Friday
evening. Refreshments will be served.
Santa Clans for the little folks and a
real meiry-making for all.
About three miles from Tuscarora
station, In a teoluded apot at tbe head
of Baohelors creek, between the creek
and the pocosin, ia an island known to
the people of the vicinity as
The
Tories Ditches," from the fact that,
though a forest growth covers the spot.
traoea of large ditches stilt remain
there, which tradition, handed down
by the older people, affirms were dng
by a company of tory sympathizers
with Great Britain who sought that out.
ofthe-way desolate place for a home
rather than live in closer contact with
the patriotic oppoeers of King George.
Personal.
Mr. Clem Manly and wife moved
yesterday to Winston their future
home.
Prof. G. T. Adams and Mrs. J. A
Meadows left yesterday morning for
Conference. Prof. Adams will return
tomorrow.
Mr. T, A. Green returned from
spending a few days at Conference. He
reports good attendance and a pleasant
session.
Rev. 8. H. Isler, of Goldsboro, came
In last night and is stopping at Judge
Seymour?. He will conduct the serv
ices at the Presbyterian church tbia
morning and afternoon,
f 4s Benj. Hahn, who has been off in
the interest of M. Hahn Si Company,
purchased and. aenl on ahead of him a
supply of buggtee and road carta. He
himself arrived home yesterday, bring
ing with him a nloa lot of horses and
some of the Saest males ever offered
for sale) lathe Iowa, v ;
X Mr. Geo. ' H. Bry ant, of Boston,
pwminoit'y connected with railroad
Interests is spend ng a while In the elty
and Is stopping at Hotel Albert.
The Superior Court Clerkship.
Another person has a petition out for
signatures to get himself appointed
Clerk of the Superior Court instead of
Mr. W. M. Watson, the nominee of the
Democratic party. This is the second
effort of the kind and we are sorry to
sae these attempts. There is no more"
excuse for the last than there was for
the first one. The parties making them
are simply independents and disorgan
iiers, and to enoourage either of them
or any other person exoept the regular
nominee would be subversive of right
and detrimental to the beet interests of
the party. The place to seek a political
office, if it i to be sought at all, is in
the nominating convention of the party,
and thoae whom the convention sees
proper to vote against should accept
defeat like men and gracefully fall into
the ranks of the party and labor for the
success 0; those chosen as its standard -bearers.
Ic is unfortunate that any Dernacrat
should take any atepa calculated to work
dissensions in the ranks of the party.
We believe fie genllamen striving for
the office to which Mr. Watson has been
nominated would discharge the duties
pertaining thereto faithfully and to the
satisfaction of tho people of the county,
if their efforts were by any chance to
prove suooessful, (whioh, however, we
have no idea will occur) and personally
we are as friendly to them as we are to
Mr. Watson, but even if the cace was
stronger than that; yea, even if we had
been in favor of the convention's givirjg
tiie nomination to one of the other
gentlemen, we would still, under rx
isting circumstances, advooate Mr.
Watson's claims. The time for per
sonal preferences to enter into the
question has passed. It is now a quea
tion of right, of upholding the author!-
tttive action of the party, and of stand
ing by one who accepted that action in
good faith.
Sometimes vhen there is an appoint
ment to be made and there are two or
more candidates for the position, there
U a disposition of tbe appointing power
to turn aside and put in some other
man in preference to either of the
rivals. This oourse ia well enoueh
here the candidates stand on an equal
footing, neither having precedence over
theother in any way ,but this not the case
in this instance. Mr. Watson possesses a
business training and is thoroughly
competent to fill the position with
efficiency, and bis opponents have not
asserted and dare not asssert the con
trary. He was endorsed by his party
f jr that office, having received its votes
bjih in the convention and at the polls,
and the Democratic County Executive
Committee is now a unit in his behalf,
and he ia as much tho regular nominee
of tho Democratic party for the office
after tbe rejection of Mr. E. W. Car
penter's bond as he was prior to that
event. He is its candidate until the
olose of the contest no matter what
phase it may assume. His party nomi
nated bim, not as a figure-head during
the campaign, but to fill the offloe of
Superior Court Clerk if it had the power
to bestow it upon him. No one has
worked more faithfully during the en
tire campaign for the success of bis
party than he has and if he, the repre
sentative of his party, is deprived of the
fruits of the victory, it would be a teri
rible preoedent to establish and would
work incalculable injury to tbe party
in the future, beoause the will of the
majority being set aside in one instance
there will be no telling when it might
be done again and one of tbe strongest
incentives to united, harmonious, en
thusiastio effort would thus be ex
tinguished and a powerful advantage
given to the enemy.
Later Slnoe the above was put in
type Mr. Watson has received his
notioe of appointment to the office. His
commission from Hon. Fred. Phillips,
Judge of the second judioial district,
arrived last night. Right has won,
principle has triumphed, the party is
solidified. Let this be a warning against
any future attempt to thwart the ex
pressed will of the party,
Prompt Settlement.
Received, Newbern, N. C., Deo. 5,
1890, of William H. Oliver, agent of
tbe Lancashire Insuranoe Co. of Eng
land, Five Hundred dollars in settle
ment of loss by fire Nov, 14th, 1890, of
my stock of goods at Fort Barnwell,
am under obligations to Mr. Oliver for
this prompt and satisfactory settlement.
Through him I am enabled to pay
portion of my indebtedness and I thank
him for it. W. v. whitb.
"J mat aa Good," .
Say some dealers who try to sell a sub
stitute preparation when a customer
calls for Hood's Sarsaparilla. Do aot
allow any such false statements as this
indooe you to bay what you do aot
want. Remember thatr the only reason
for making it Is that a few ocnts more
pront will he made oa the substitute.
Insist upon having the beat medioine
Hood's Sarsaparilla. It Is Peculiar to
Itself. : .:, 8
Children Cry for Pitched CastoriaT
Clement Manly, Isq.
This gentleman and bis accomplished
wife took the train on yesterday for
Winston, where they will hereafter
make their home. Their elegant house
here on the margin of the Neuse has
been the headquarters of refined and
generous hospitality, and host and
hostess will be missed from the intelli
gent social olrolee of New Berne. Mr.
Manly, though a yonng man, has
played an Important part in the publio
affairs of Eastern North Carolina.
Graduated with honor at Georgetown
University in 1876. tbe centennial of
our national independence, he has de
voted himself with patriotio zsal to add
to the growth of the country. The ven
erated principles and traditions of the
Law came to bim as an inheritance.
In the same office with his distinguished
father and Hon. F. M. Simmons he was
compelled to lay the foundations of his
legal attainments dsep and strong, A
complete knowledge of the law, both as
a science and a practise, became a ne
cessity and a pleasure. And Mr. Manly
soon evinced his keen avidity for both,
He rapidly tock rank at the bar. Quick,
perspicuous and analytical, he showed
both before the ccurt and the jury his
rare ability as a counsellor and advo
cate.
But as great a vacuum as his depart
ure will make at the bar, we believe he
will be still more greatly missed from
the social life o. our city. His courtly
manners in the company of his friends,
his easy, sunny spirit in the exhiliration
of entertainments, his familiarity with
literature and music, and his most ex
cellent gifts in both, caused him to be
a charming acquisition to any circle
whero he entered. The parlors and
drawing-rooms of our city will find it
difficult to replace him.
Ho never filled any publio efflce, and
never sought any so far as we know,
although he was given a most flattering
endorsement by his county for Superior
Court Judge. But he always served
the publio in this section with ability
and cheerfulneja- His addresses before
the schools were eloquent and finished
productions. His activity and zeal in
the first establishment of the Graded
School in New Berne was one of the
winning features in that struggle, and
should never be forgotten.
May all good fortune accompany Mr.
Mmly and bia amiable wife to their
new home.
Church Ssivicea Today.
Church of Christ, Hancock street
L. Chestnutt, pastor. Services at 11
m. and 7:15 p. m. Sunday-school at
3 p. m., B. H. Melton, Sup't. Young
men's prayer meeting at 9 a. m.
Weekly prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 7:60. The Sisters Working
Society will be at the usual place Wed
nesday at 3 p. m. The President de
sires a full meeting as there will be im
portant business to transact. The pub
lio cordially invited to attend all the
chnroh service.
Presbyterian Church Services at 11
. m. and 4 p m., conducted by Rev.
S. H. Isler, of Goldsboro. The publio
are cordially invited to these services.
Sunday sohool at 3:15 p. m., William
Hollister, superintendent.
Christ Church Rev. T. M. N. George,
reotor. Third Sunday in Advent.
Servioe, sermon and Holy Communion
11 a. m. Evening prayer and
sermon 7:30 p. m. A cordial in
Station is extended to the publio to at
tend these services. Attentive ushers.
Sunday school at the ohapel 9:80 a. m.,
and at tne onnron o:su p. m.
Baptist Church Servloes at 11 a. m..
Sunday-school at 8 p, ra.,0. C. Clark,
Sup't.
Church of Christ Services held
at tbe poor house, con d noted by Elder
W. H. Spencer, at 11 a.m. and Snm
The publio are Invited to attend these
services.
Y. M. O. A Devotional servioe this
afternoon at 5 o'clock. Subjeot, "How,
and Not What We Give," W. M. Bonn
tree, leader. Gentlemen are cordially
invited to Da present.
SHIPPING NEttfe.
ABRIVED,
Steamer Howard from Trtnton with
fall cargo cotton.
Schooner Neptune, Cspt. E. J. Evans,
IN PORT.
Sohooner Till Is G. Cruse, Capt
Gaudy.
Sohooner Aidie Henry, Capt. Wm.
Hill.
Sohooner Mattie E. Hiles, Capt,
David Ireland.
CLXASKD.
' Steamer Vesper, of the E. C. D. line,
with cargo cotton, lumber, eto.
Steamer Stoat, of the Clyde line,
with, fall cargo cotton, lumber, and
canned goods. ,.
steamer , Nettie w., with cargo
general merchandise,
: Sohooner Robert MoAlieter.Capt. Jos,
Morris." .
i KOTES.' '
; Steamer Neuse, of she E. C. D. line
wilt arrive today and Mil at 6:80 o'clock
Monday evening for Elizabeth City.
For Sale,
Two Cylinder Bellerk. Vi ft. diameter. 20
feet long, good aa new.
One Balance Wheel, t ft. diameter. 12 Inch
face, weight J, 000 lbs.
One Flooring Machine, In good order and
ready for Immediate ate.
Also, Circular 8a we from beat known
makers constantly oa hand and for eale by
IMPORTANT 1
I have 441 assessments to colleot on
Monday the 15lh Inst. 277 of these as
sessments must be paid on that date or
suspension will positively follow.
fersons owing these assessments
upon whom I do not call can pay them
at my bouse.
All of the 184 members of the Frater
nity of Financial Co-operation must pay
one dollar on tbe above day or they
will be suspended.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of the Fraternity of Financial Co
operation, held at tbe Hall over the
store of J, M. Howard, Esq., on Mon
day, Deo. 15, 1890, at 7i o'olook. p.m.,
for the purpose of organization and
election of officers.
W. B BOYD.
Dec. 14. It
TO MY CUSTOMERS
-AND THE
PUBLIC.
I wish to say that I am in
position to sell them First Class
Groceries at prices as low as any
responsible dealer. Any prices
advertised will be cheerfully
met by me,
I will sell Wylie Smith's cele
brated Royal Cream Flour in 10
lb. lot3 at 35c. A ticket given
with each 10 lbs., and upon the
return of 25 tickets, 15 lbs. given
to the holder f aee.
The Finest Butter in New
Berne only 3Cc,
Call and examine my Fine
Stock of Xmas Specialties.
Prices lower than any house
in the city.
JNO. DUNN.
Dec. 14. dwtf
Tax Notice.
Your City Tax is now due, and must
be paid on or before tho First day of
January, 1891.
I will be in mv office from 10 to 2 and
3 to 5 each day to receive same.
S. H. LANE,
dl3 tf Tax Collector.
For Christmas
LET YOUR PRESENTS
BE
TJXji !
You can find it in our NEW QOODS
just received, consisting of
Kid, Spring Top, Jersey and Scotch
Wool Gloves.
White and Blac
k Silk and Linen
Handkerohiefs,
A beautiful line
of Sctirfd and 4 in
hand Ties.
British and Balbriggan H. llote. Sus
penders. Garters, Overgaiters. Collars
and Cuffs.
A new invoice of Scarf Pioa and Col
lar and Cuff Buttons.
Walking Sticks and Umbrellas.
All wool Underwear, regular life
preservers.
Leather Coats and Shooting Jackets
Stacy, Adams & Co. 'a Shoes.
Clothing, Hats, Ruga. Trunks and
Valises.
J. M. HOWARD.
oc25dwtf
$100 for $44!
EXAMINE OUR FLAN.
Apply Early
That your Certificate may soon mature
Are you looking for an opportunity
Here It ia.
$100 for $44.
, R. STREET, Agent, New Berne, N. C
aeoiu dwtf
A LOT OF FINE
Turkey Creek Grove
Indian River,
FLORIDA ORANGES
The Finest Orange in the World, for
eale at
J. F. TAYLOR'S.
' All who wish to enjoy them,' oome
soon.
For sale by tU Boi only.'-
3ZS. O. ID:
Eastern Carolina Eispitcb.
Fast Passenger and Freight Line be
tween New Berne, Eastern North .
Carina points, and Norfolk. ,
Kiliimore, Philadelphia
and New York.
THC NEW AND ELEJAST STEAMSHIP
Built expreislv for
out with sll modern Improvement! forth
comfort of paasengeri, heated by team aid
eleolrlo lighted, will mat. tw!sIAtS
Tripe between New Berne and KlUabeta
K-JtVno New Berne with the AtUntlO
and North Carolina R K.
ivlBB.,eT Be'De every Monday, "Wed
FnMt? "y evenlnS8at0.30,iiturn.
The Neuse Biaj.a at Kianoke Island coin -
ana returning, and the trip anorda Svtrr
Schedule lu Effect December 10, 1S0.
.JhlFa8,teraDlsPltcl1 Llue eontlstlng of
K. K New 0rk, Plilla. and Norfolk B. R ,
?,,r.ernM9ylVla,K- ,orm a reliable ai
regular line, offering niperlor facilities for
quick pai sanger and freight traneportatlon.
Mo transfer except at Kllzabeth City, at
which point freight will be loaded on car to
to throagh to destination.
NoV.0 " " "
from Philadelphia, bv Phlla.. W. & Bai-n
K. R.. Dock Ht. Htatlbu. ' 4 0
"n Baltimore by Phlla., Wll. A Balio II
R.. President St. Htatlon. W' '
From Norfolk, by Norfolk Southern R.B.
From Boston, by Merchants Minen Trail i-
portatloD Co.; New York and New Kng lata
othtrUi!n":OW tIm 1a,ok";ihan by any
For further info -matlon acp:y to
W. H. JOYUK (Gen. KgU rimltle.
r. K. K.). CI vm.l TrafflftMnnnaa. '
H-U. ilUlXilNS. General irelirht l..t w
B. R. H
Norfolk Va.
UJV.. HKNDi.RTOH, Agent,
ewberne. R.Q,
feb20dw
The
Fraternity of
ial Co-operation
COSTS
Initiation and Certificate fee $ 5.00
Contribution to lielief fund 10.00
Expense Dues paid 81 per month.. 5.00
Weekly Dans Si por week 26.00
Totdl ; $47.00
Pays in fix month? $100 00
r " ;' " " 160.00
r,. four " 150.00
Ninety three numbers in New Berne.
For further information apply to
dl0Jw'tf W. B. BOYD.
A gentleman called at my store today
to buy two pair of shoes, and wanted to
take them up for his wife to look at
them. S:ivs tho nronriolnr. 'lf
r -K J VU
vant them vou must pay for them, and
tney don t suit you can get yonr
money back." The gentleman wank
if vory much indignant. Now. area-
tlcmen, if you want Big Ike's goods
you must pay for them before job
carry them off.
Accident Insuranco!
OLD LINE COMPANY.1
A Policy of Insurance will be issued oa
payment of .
$5.00 PER $1,000
For Twelve Months.
No Dues ! No Asseiimepfgt
This policy will cause to be paid :fV5
81,000 in case of death from AcoIdent.',:
$1,000 in case of loss of both arin. both,
Inm . Unit. - " '
ego, u, uuiu cjen.
$5C0 in case of one arm, one leg, of
one eye. !,J i
Aleo indemnity for time in daa nf
being disabled by Accident. -'.
No medical examination required. -
Moral : Take out an acoident policy.
William H. Oliver,
T u T Insurance Agent, j
Newbern, N. C. nov30evsan4t
!'in
Bishop's Camphor.::
The best of all Cosmetics fo'the'cOBI?
PLEXION. for CHAPPED HANDS, FAC
and LLPS, or ROUGHNESS OP THa
SKIN. . ..Kin.fl
Ladies will find it keena the fACIS A Vr
HANDS SOFT AND SMOOTH daring the
roughest weather. Gentfrmen will fled K
a DELIGHTFUL APPLICATION AJTEB
SHAVING to PREVENT CHAPEIHG and,
SORENESS. "i f?r
Price 25o. per bottle."
For sale by J. V. JO&VtoPWavrlml W.
J. GooDrao, druMist. and at ill n rk.
principal drug stores. -'" " iiH Ni
Ij. V. BISHOP. Piwiitir 'a
dec6 dw4m
' Washfan. lVC;
We Are Now in fosmS-
iiv an .ii 'I..'"';' -ii1 i'wS;' f
we have. Cotton .Seed Meal io i4ZH
change fcr Cotton 8eed.t b: I,
vome to tee as with your ,JUae. if f q-j
want Highest Pi joe, t jn93n
WP,tBURRtJ3 6,1C3:r
Commission Merohsnta and 1 '
' v -, ' Grain Dealers, H'"'
Market Dock, New Berne, N. C,