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x 1- HE ..J Daily JO URN A VOL. IX.--NO. 247. BUSINESS LOCALS. SHALL 8UOAR CUBED HAMS, thin Breakfast Strips, family Corned Beef, Tig Poik, Codfish, Prunes, Evapo rated Apple. Pie Peaches, Mince Meat, Dried Applet. Improved Jelly, Tapioca, Cora Buroh, Pickles. Preserved Ginger, Jelly, rery beak Butter, fresh Roasted Coffee, fine Teas, Flavoring Extracts, to. C. E. Slovee. 25 BOXES OF FINE FLORIDA ORANGES ft hurcbill & Par- ker'e, ell eiiM, tu he sold cheap ii any quantity. Churchill & Pakkku Broad tt. PRICES AT J. F. IVES-Tiiie fresh j Ssaeact Meat and ia cusfs, 10 cents; tine Smoked Sausage, I'M cents; fresh rorav 10 cents; Bologna, 10 cents Western Beef. 12i cents; Tenderloin Sirloin fend Porter bouse cats, 15 cents Eviin arrumia wAitK-i spe cino lor ajppepju ana a : ai icey ana Diaador troubles, forstle by j3 It J Gootisa a tmu. are receivin Ati their fall stock Boon and Shoes Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions They boy at headquarters and can give you uw meet. au26 TEN thousand farmers hive, loft their farms in Kansas uu accoim of the failure of crops. THESE are 3 31S abtiidom farms in Maine, many of luem with costly iuiproveiiH'Utrt. Illinois is very close. The Legislature stands 101 Dt'iuocra: 100 Republicans iiml .'5 A'luncn ineu. HHS .1. . J A DELEGATION of braves is to visit "their great Father." v0u't they be anrprised when they see little Bennief ON Wednesday the Senate paised the Free Uoiiiiige bill, pure aud simple, as a substitute lor the Financial bill. BOTH branches of the Colorado Legislature are working uhout rules and it seems to be a question cf physical strength which shall prevail. They tell as that the estate left by Miss Emma Abbott amounted to between six and seven hundred tbonsand dollars instead of several millions, as was expected. ''The Durham Recorder has passed its three score years and ten and has added one more to the years of its pilgrimage." Yet it looks young and possesses vigor and strength. The statement is made that the new cruiser Philadelphia will have to be loaded with a few linn -red . tons of lead to bring ber down so that she does not float too high in the water. Her centre of gravity fit, ont and she's liable to turn Hbttom up without much provoca tion. The late contest in New Hamp shire, for the Governorship was canted by there having been three candidates, no one of whom re ceived a majority of tho votes cast. This gave the election of a Gover nor to the Legislature and Tuttle, Republican, was elected. It is announced that the Lincoln Banquet at Toledo Ohio on Feb. 12th, ii to be a notable occassion. On that occasion Congressman McKinley will reply to ex-President Cleveland's speech at the Thnrman banquet, Not. 13. Mr. McKinley's toast will be: "An American Tariff for the American People. IN Nebraska all of the newly elected State officers are in posses sion of tbeir offices except Boyd. Power; the Alliance candidate, took the oath, of office Thursday, and the Legislature recognized him as Governor. Gov. Boyd has been recognized by all the new State officers as Governor and they report to hinw SEALS, quite a number of them, were lighted in the upper bay yesterday j and caused some excite ment, on Governor's and Ellis? Islands. It is thought they are a delegation which has come to pro- ;. test against the abuse ol their cousins In the Behring Sea by , British j poachers and American sneak thieves, who sail under the - British' tig : in order to escape punishment. Brooklyn Standard. Twenty thbkb blast furnaces have sunt down in the Shenango and Mahoning valleys of Pennsyl vania and Ohio, throwing neailj 10.000 men out of work, and the reason given by furnace owners why they cannot continue opera tions under present conditions is the large amount of Southern iron now being shipped into that dis trict. THI3 "takes the cake."' At Kan sas City, Jan. 9, W.R.Gregory was sent to jail for stealing a red hot stove, the oven ol which was filled with biscuits. Be sold it at a second hand stoie, biscuits and all, for $3. LOCAL NEWS. HEW ADVERTISEMENTS Y. M C. A -Prof. Ford. C, E SLOvKB-Small hams, etc. CoTiON-New Heme Market Sates of 8 biles at 8 to 8 1 2. The Excekior Hoso Company are jubilant over the fact that they got the first stretm of water on tho fire yester day. A shipment of spinach was raado yes terday ovor thoE. C. D. line by Messrs. Hackburn & Willett. It is the (tret of the season and quite early. A special train will leave hero Sun day morning for the benefit of those wishiog to attend the Fife meetings at Kinston. Ic will return at night, and tho low rate of one dollar for the round trip has been secured. rrom mo nign endorsement given r . i . . Prof. Ford as an elocutionist, the Y. M O. A. have been very fortunate in ee curing him. lie will recite next Mon day night for tho benefit of the Asso ciation. The very low rate cf one cent per mile has been secured on all the rail roads in the State to visit thn New Berne Fair. This inducement, with the splendid and unique exhibition that is determined upon, promise to be re warded with a larger attendance than on any previous oocasion. The papers of the State are requested to announce in their columns the special railroad rates that have been secured. The School Chronicle is a neat and attractive literary paper published under the auspices of the Englith Literature Class of the New Berne Col legiate Institute. It will be issued every two weeks under the following editorial management: Editor-in-Chief, Prof. J. S. Thomas; Literary, Misses EmmaK Jones and LTattie B.Lane; Personals, Miss Mary L. Hendren and Master Carlyle Hancock. Our best greetings to the sprightly and newty little Chronicle. We are pleased to announce that tho account of Mr. M. Makely's killing a man who was taking oysters from hie beds is entirely a mistake. Mr. Makely has been out of town, but not to Hyde county where his grounds are located; sither has there been any trouble on them. The story nrobablv crew out of difficulty that occurred between two ojstermen in that vicinity over a week ago. One was taking oysters from a bed that was the property of the other and would not stop when ordered to do so and was shot by the owcer of the btd and wounded not killed. Two gentlemen from New Jereey who have been engaged in oyster cul ture there and are expsrienced in the business came in on the steamer Neuse I yesterday. They have been making an examination of the waters of Eastern Carolina with the expsctation of en gaging ia the business here. They ex press themselves pleased with what they have seen, the only drawback be ing the unsettled state of legislation on that industry. They say laws should ba enacted that would protect the beds, foster the cultivation of oysters and allow their sale in the best market, wherever that may be. At Major Denuison's milt yesterday some cotton that was pissing through the suction blower, which is the miohine used to elevate it, ignited, it is supposed, from a match in it and qulokly spread over the lint and seed 0)tton whioh was on the two upper floors of the buildings Over half a dona streams of water from the Major's waterworks wore at once tamed on and the firemen likewise were quickly at work and the fire was extinguished without anything being burned t exoept some of the ootton. The greatest damage was from the water whioh flooded the building from top to bottom, wetting a good part of the ootton and the hundred tons of cot ton seed which .were on the lower floor. . The damage is about four or five hundred dollar. NEW BEENE. N. C SATURDAY. JANUARY A High-Handed Outrage. Mr. John W. Jester, who keeps store at Swan Quarter, Hyde county, sbout a quarter cf a mile from his resi aenoe, was niadi the victim, Friday nignt, or an audacious robbery and of infamous treatment. The circumstances are these: a bLon HDiio De-ture bis closing two men came in his store aud ascertained mat wiie were two other men .a the store besides the proprietor. Tccy ieft then, saying they would be baei in a little while to purchase some goods. Boon everybody kft lha store except Mr. Jester; then the two men who had entered the store a short tiois before came back accompanied by two others who Mmained outside. Only cne man did tvy talking ha ordered a fw gro ceries and hsndo ' out a tn-do!lar bill for payment. Mr. j -ter, standing be hind his counter, took his money out of hi) pocket and leaned ouer by thelaaiD to make the e'iarjf;e. At this tiaii he was suddenly betai'i, violently jerked over tho counter, a sack quickly thrown over hij head, and his arms pioioaed to his eidca by a rope, and he wau told that if he attempted any outcry his tb.oat would bj matautly cut. Being taken by surprise and at a dif uamage, aiui only ono man aeaiuut four desperate characters, ha concluded mac flia.-retion was th better part of valor and fereboro rodiUneo. Llis pockets ivero n'llid and ha was taken do n to it b.i;l and c inisd to the other sitio of tho biy.aud after having his hat, his pocket hnifo eiad empty pocket book returned to him, put ashore on a marah. After wandering until after midnight ho got out of the marsh into a deneo tangled swamp, known as Bell Island woods, which abounds in mud and water, and through which it is almost impossible to force a way even by daylight, Hero he romained until day enabled him to find his way home, where ho arrivsd about ten o'olock in tho morning. A-i !io sometimes stayed at the store at uilit, ho was not mised until morning. The robbers secured 174 in bills be sides tho chango that Mr. Jestor had , .r.u or winch ho docs not know the amount. The robbers appeared to bo negroes, but it is believed that at least a portion of them wero while mon with thair faces blacked. There seems to be but little chance of recovering the money or identifying the acoundrcis. Personal. Mr. Makely returned homo yesterday from a businces trip to Alexandria, Va., Baltimore, Washington City and Tyrrell county. lie has not been to his oyster grounds. Rey. T. O. "Wall, of New York, who was pastor of tho New Berne Presby terian church for several tun im mediately preceding the war, came in yesterday on the etoamcr Neuse, of the E, C. D. line, accompanied by his wife, for a visit to his old home. He will oonduct tho serviaeH at the Presbyterian church Sundav. Mrs. J. A. Richardson left yesterday for a visit to her daughter, Mrs. J, M. Mannins, of Durham. Mr. Wm. C. Clark, of Rhoda Inland, who has been in t'uo city settling the dilHculties between tho city and the Electric Light Company, left for Hamp ton, Virginia, to ieppe-ct the plant they have in that city. Mr. Jasp.-ir Wooii, who lias been Visiting rolativt-H in tho city, returned to New York. Col. R. B. Creecy, editor and proprie tor of tlte Elizabeth C';ty Economist, came in on the stoaraer Nause and left immediately for Rileifih. Col. Crceoy takes great interest in the oyster in dustry, and we presume that while in Raleigh ho will lend the aid of his in formation nnd experience in working out a satisfactory solution of the vexed question. Church Notice. Hancock Street Methodist Church, Sunday, Jan. 18. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:15 p. m., conducted by the pastor. Prayer meeting at 9:15 a, m. Sunday school at 8 p. m., W. R. Barrington, Sup't. The public are cordially in vited to attend these services and will receive a cordial welcome. That Lullaby The Oyster Excitement. Newbern, N. C. Editor Journal: My friend "E. B." gave my lullaby away. It was not written on the A. & N. 0. R. R., despite the fact even of having several Bo hemian mamas on board. As to crying, I've not cried since I out my finger, but Roberts has for more pies. Jim the Ecsatcher. Since writing the above I've been out with your Local hunting up a live local over a dead subjsct oyster pirates. My opinion the wholo thing was gotten up to Bull the Legislature, and bring it to a sense of duty to pass laws tUat will proteot the oyster beds, as your laws are now. We're open to many objections, and the State and the people are the tufferers. Jim TriE Soratcher. COME TO OUR FA II. The time for our Annual Fair is now drawing near. Tnis eeason there will be added mmy new and attractive fea turf s; among which is a fine ra.v course, one of the best ia tin S.ata. Taking it all in all, it will be the most varied, in teresting and unique exhibit evrr known in North Carolina. Ail of the exhibits heretofore made havo excited the wonder and admiration of all visit ors; but the appioaching exhibit will be far more varied and interesting. This Fair Association was gotten up ftr the purpose of sho ving to the world what a great couutry Eastern Carolira is; it is by far the bet part nf tba State. Nature has been wonderfully lavifh id her gifts to this sconon. She has (-ivoa us a mild climate, rich soil, and uu-ie: -laid it with rich deposits of inexhaus tible beds of marl; ic abounds in vatt forests of timber, wo can raise po.it ably every variety of cereals ku.mn anl nearly all ;f the fruits and v.o tables of tho temperate zone. Wo hae the greatest variety of lish in tho orbi. and the finest oysters. V want vidit ors, we want the surrounding ivuli'.us to bring in their exhibits nud contend for tne prizss. We sucgeKt that the members of the Farmers' Alliance lend us a helping hand, as it ii an institution in which they are as much interested as any portion of our people, aud if they would devoto the same energies t the ouiiuing up ol tho l-dir Ass-oeutii.a ni they have in exposing corruption in high places, we would be grateful, for then the suo:oes of tha Fair ould Le assured. We have a great country, an 1 we want the world to know it. We want visitors from the North. Fast, West aud South. We want to ehow the visitors from the western part of the State that we live in a country that can supply them with vegetables when their sec tion is wrapped in snow and ico, and lands upon which three crop3 a yearare made, and also the best tobacco lands in tha State. We want them to visit a oountyof twenty-five thousand people that has only eight drug stores and twelve practising physician', who often practice in the adjoining counties. Wa want to show them a town whose dtath rate among the white population is less than any other town or village in the United Statoa. We want to show them our plato factory, our immense oypter canning factories that can h-mdle five thousand bu-hels each of oysters a day. We want them to scvi our immense steam saw mills that send fifty million feet of lumber a year bb f.ir north as Wisconsin, as far east as M.iino. atd es far south as South America. And we are very desirous that thoy shoul 1 visit the maanincent trucking farms of Dunn, Willett and Ilackbu-n. Wads worth, Cox, Street, Yeomanp. Meadows, Crockett and othere; and aisn thn farm of J. L Rhem, tho lnrcret truck farm in the United States. And err, they leave this, tho t eit portion of North Cardial, wo want them to beccino acquainted with tha excellent, ubiquitous, reco vering and industiiotii Secretary and Treasurer of th9 Association, Mr. hag . Riz?nstein. n. 'The Two Johns.'' "The Two Johns" that is John C. Green, of New Berne, and Johu J. Royal, of Morehead, wero in the citv yesterday, for several hours, the trains being delayed, en route for Raleigh, as delegaiss to the State Grand Lodge of Msons. "Jno. C." had been to Uolds boro before as Argus readers will re member, he is tho man who got scared at tho great "coal burner" locomotive and heavy watermelon train passing through here one duy last summer. Well, Jno. C. yesterday took Jno. J. out to show him the place where tha great trains run through on the Atlantic Coast Line, and lo, while he was yet isinng won nig -lnjuns" and beavy trains run on this line, behold ons of them loomed up in the distance "a coming," and the "Two Johns" got a move on them at once to a safe distaso on Walnut street, where they collided witn tne Darbecue stand in their retreat. The sight of the tempting brown barbe cue, in clean, white trays, so luscious in vinegar, bedecked with red DSDoer. and hedged in with oorn bread, raised their appetites above thtir fear, and they "stopped for dinner." When they settled their bill they gave tho barbecue vender an extra twenty-five cento not to tell L. H. Cutler or "Joe Areus" where they got their dinner, as they didn'l want the boys down tho road to get hold of it." And than they came around to the front again, where Jno. U. made the statement publicly, thit they had a new revenue cutter down in New Berne, "tho Winona," that could take the shine off anything that U.lds boro could trot ou!." At this juncture the train for Raleigh started and tho Iwo Johns 'got aboard. Goldsboro Argus. The End of the Indian; War Not Far Off. Pine Ridqe Aqency, S. D.. via Rush- ville, Neb., Jan. 14. Rsported uneasi ness among young bucks in tho hostile camp last evening kept tha troops in fighting trim all night, but an outbreak did not occur. Gen. Carr'a command camped at headquarters on Wounded Knee last night, and will march into the Mission today and join Gan. Brooke. ihe circle is drawing close about the hoitlles, and the settlement of affairs, of whatever nature, cannot be far dis tant, but bow this will be brought about can only be conjectured, and it is doubtful if even the commanding officer knows wnat the step will be. This morning Little Wound. Little Hawk, Crow Dog and Old Calico jame in from the hostiles to talk with Gen. Kiles under the esoort of Young-Man- Afraid-of His-Rorses. Other chiefs are expected. This council is progressing satisfactorily. Colonel Corbin, Assistant Adjutant General, announced that the chiefs bays assented to surrender up their arms, and that the latter will probably be brought in tonight or tomorrow. 17, 1801. SHIPPING NE1!. ARRIVED, Schooner Nellie Bly, Capt. Ja. F. Shaw, from Norfolk with cirgo salt for Latham & Burrus. bJhooner Clara Uirret, Cap: McPherfon. John IS port. S-. ooacr U.-orittta lii.l Hill Schooner Cornelia, Capt. Jos. Hill. Schooner Rrave, Capt. Kaonles Sjhooner Unity R Dyer, Captain John T. BeveridK- Schooner R ibert J. M.-AlliUer, Cat-:. J s M.-rris Schooner John R P. Mmm dp. Jos (la-kill. C'LEillED. ; teamer K.ko, of the Clydo ln.e, with fuil cargo general eiports. Steamer Kicston for Kinston jand Neuee liver landings 'ih fuil cargo gjneial merchandise Steamer Howard for Trnton with full caruo general merchandise. Sjhooner Mat. it) E Uiles, Capt. David Ireland, for tha West, ladies w;th cargo shingles from Roberts itrcs. -NOTrS Steamer D.rucce, of tlu C: do line, will arrive tonight. Mr. Clarke's Accrplamv. The following paragraph was omiu. d from the city council proceeding : I hereby in behalf of the New Berne Klfctria Liht and Power Comia-y, accept the agreement as voted by the t'itj Council of New Berne. N. C . this fourteenth day of Jaauary, lS'Jl . Wm. C. Clause, j Gen. Manager of New Heme Electric Light and Power o. j - t The Silver aud Force Hills. ! Washington, Jan. 15 The Si!r r 1 bill has been passed and the Forco ! ill j again promptly taken up by thj Senate yesterday, ond Mr. Hoar gives notice of t a fight to a finish on the bill today. For Sale, I Two Twin Reversible Engines-12iSC new cylinders; balance in good James Redmond, , & Treas. N. & T. R. S. B. Co. sep26 tf order That tired feeling now so often heard of, is entirely overcome by Hood's Sar saparilla, whbh gives mental and bod ily strength. 8100 Reward For tho arrest, conviction and execution of tho man who did willingly and know ingly try to damage me by abusing and misrepresenting my business on paj?o Hi of the premium list of the Fourth An nual Exhibition of the East ''arolirui Fish, Oyster, Game and Industrial As sociation, to be held at New Berne, N. C February 23, 24, 25. 20, 27 and L'S, ls'Jl. If yon have already received tho premium list of the Fourth Annual Fair and havo read page 16, and have seen where the man was ashamed to Bign his name, then will you please giye your premium list to some one and let him judge whether or not I have a right to buy goods at 40, 50 and G7ic. on the dollar or not. Of courso every well regulated man will decide in my favor and say I have a right to pay cneh for my goods and sell them at any price I cbooso, providoi I (jet thi cash for THEM. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Y. M. 0A. HALL. Monday, Jan. 19th, '91. PBOF. S. T. IN Humorous & Dramatic BECITALS. Food for the Hungry ! Fuu for the Mirthful ! Tears for tho Dramatic ! Adults .... Children under 15 Tickots on sale at Bell's Store. .1,10. . 15o. Jewelry Cushman Bros. Patent Spring Roller WINDOW SHADES, in 12 Different Styles, 50c. Each, at ib BARGAIN STORE." jinlSdwly F-lU'E - CENTS. - ':.r- GO 3 13 3 CO n 4 . ... i Z,: 'j Two-Cent 'ii. L. Gas- ew Berne, learn how kill C. 11. C, somo the ; some Stool cm of become a hand- r Organ, Instructor positively free. CALL Ko l jioctwlm Bend; tf y, North Carolina. "e 1 ' lur-.;.von that five Cra veu county h u i . ; lh denomination of five .lunured i .i,r3 and one hun dred 01 model...... ,: ion of twenty-five d.)l::.ra .mco b. . day drawn for the Making n:ii.. M H i id county in accor.:;-uo ' act of assembly authorizing ,'i-ir ttj follows: Five, humlri d i,,,r bonds numbered 10J j;;, 178 Twenty 'Ave ilSlur bonds numhnrid ;;j n 15 !'J 5 1 5J 51 ")5 Ml 1(12 liil 105 101 152 191 195 193 197 199 VI) J tiU : 'ij iiu5 :.'.'l V.'5 -'14 V !5 ;!:iii VIS via V50 Vol VCiJ 270 i : :i27 :;i5 ;i93 9;i 3'J4 :vr, 401 402 4oa 404 4 )5 400 407 40S 439 411 413 413 414 415 421 422 423 424 425 450 5t0 597 59S 603 009 G10 058 873 V7J :;u .; i .", 1 5 : i 1 V :;is ;;i9 ;:vo nvi 3 410 874 Tnoje bonds will be paid principal and accrued interest to January 31, 1891, upon presentation of the same at the National Bank of New Berne, New Berne, North Carolina, on or before Feb'y Lt. 1:91. Interest on the above bonds will cease on and after Jannarv 31st, 1891. 7 By order of Bo&id of Commissioners JAMESA. BUY AN, Chairman. -f ERSLMiW, DOGWOOD & HOLLY Persimmon List Blocks, ' ! Dogwood Logo, Holly Logs, norniiT by FRANK W. BLAKE, Ccmmissiua Merchant, 1 Campbell's Wharf, -2 ' 1 w. Norfolk, Va. Children Cr for Pitch er's CastorlaJ i 1 i s 1 - :.fiM ''r-.'i-:,..v. 1 I1. . -.'I-,
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