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LINAJL -I i VOL. 1X--NO. 252. NEW BERNE. N. CV FRIDAY. JANUARY 23, 1891. PRICEH5 CENTS. "ij '-Kri -"-,-r. X BCSUIESS LOCALS. T) EST quality of Refined Lard in At. ij end tea pound tin pails; Small Ciar Cured 8nouldere. r, 0. E. Elovxb,. O ? BOXES OF FINE FLORIDA -) ORANGES it Iburchill ft Par ker's. .11 sizes, to be sold chtap U any Churchill ft Pahkeb, Broad st. PRICE3 AT J. F. IVEa-Fine fresh S.utage Meat an.1 in cases, 10 cents; fine Smoked Bauufftv 12v cents; freab Pork. 10 oentt; Bologna, 10 cents; Western . Beet. 12 emu; Tenderloin, Sirloin and Porter hen e cat, 15 eenta SEVEN SPRINGS' W A HE-A epe eiaa for dyspepsia and all kidney And bladdor troubles. For sale by .- j3 n j . . 4 B. J. Qoowsa ROBERfS & BRO. are receiving their tall iioctt Boot and Shoes, ry Good', Groceries and Provision. They buy at headquarter tnl ban sire 3ou Low Prioee.' ao26 Queen Victoria has contribut ed $1000 to the Irish relief fund. . Tux Czar of Rnssiahas signified bis intention oi visiting London the coming season. v Larqb .landed' ir'oprietora in Germany are bocottiing alariLed nt the wholesale emigration to Brazil. . The United States is the only important country. jtMcu will not be represented at tlio. world's fair at Jamaica, Wtst Indit?, next month. - - , " . Hussxix Sage, the largest indi vidual loaner "of money in New Yotk, perhaps, - is said to.havea role never V to loan more than 9500,000 oa any given day. The Queen of the Belgians re ceived $15,000 from a committee of ladie;f(on ( her recent birthday, and handed the money over to an accident insurance fond Tor work men. General -Master Workman Powdehly, of the Knights oi Labor, baa issued a call for a con ference of labor organizations and the Earmers' Alliance to discasa ihe political situation. , . An, idea of the enormous travel in New York streets may be gain d from the annual reports oi the railroada - just "filed ; at Albany. These thoV that daring 1890 the elevated and surface roads carried over 400,000,000 passengers. ; , A farmer ; by the same of Tom Ward living in - Kash County hat been farming sixty three years and baa never bad to bay corn bat once darine that time, nor has he ever had to 'purchase meat. i ls not here good lesson for many farmers t? ' Two pleceasif candy have caused a strike among he choir boys of aa English churoh. They ' fell , from the cassock pocket of a boy daring service, and as a punishment the boys were all fined one week's alary. They Bxwk;.ijr Onb ;f the .exhibits . at the Chicago Exposition will be aseo tion from , the. largest tree In California. The tree is from the mammoth forest in Tulare County and measures nipety feet in cir. caoference. It Is ' supposed, to be 3000 years old. - Tek late General Terry was one of the .Jewclvilian j commanders who wotf the respect and admira tion of the West Pointers. That is to sayAia soldierly Equalities were eo pronounced and effective that L:a lack of military education was cover spoken of to his disparage meat.' ,',',f-':';.'':i','":fi Chief Gall, who. succeeds Sit- lir Bull as head . of- the . Sioux ITttion,11 led the:; Indians in the t ttla that , brought defeat and z tih to Caster. . He is not only f -l cf fighting, but is capable of t-'dlinir a body of Indians suc- c z'jWj when ia the field, and has f gently exhibited tbe qualities r f r. t. Eh d. lie is. moreover. r i it Van of some honesty w sued fruits and meats t v the United States ;vcl 'thirty.' per cent. In ,vo years, and. are again IV 3 )1- t 3 large'.? f debased in coan- tries which had almost outlawsd them, announce the Detroit Free Press. Packers found that adul terating, .their goods, in haste to get rich, simply killed a market in one season, and only first class goods are now shipped, c It is said that the Illinois air ship has materialized. . A thirty foot model' has been completed. whleh they say works tip top. It will carry two passengers. The nven tors have a contract to ex hibit it for twelve weeks, for which they. are. to receive $100,000. It will do its filing around in the Exposition grounds. When they get this ship O. K, some Chloago man ought to strike ont and put in pre emption claim on the North Pole before those European balloon excursionists get there, Wilming ton Star.. LOCAL NEWS. , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BiKOiW Broia At auotlon. O. E. 8LOVR-Re0ned lard, etc CorroK New Berne Market -Utle of 183 bale, at 7 50 to 8 85. A htxij wind and considerable rain prerail.l Wednesday night bat no treat damage has as yet been reported. Some of ihe joung men of the city are getting up a social gathering and danoe, to be held in Lowthrop Ball tonight. .' Rer, Mr. Ford, pastor of the Baptist church, is expeoted to arrive in the oity on 30th inst. He will oooany , tempo rariiy, the house next to the parsonage lately ooonpled by lire. Manly. A teaoher In the Graded Sohool re quests ns to say that the doors of the sohool are opened as soon as It Is de sired for the pupils to begin to assemble about fifteen minutes before nine. The . loop Geo. Conner, Cjpt. Arohie Wallace, while on her way to the oity daring the storm of Taesday night, lost a green canbe named Jane, which she was brlngjng up, In the vioialty of Goose Creek Island. It belonged to Mr. Rsnben Smith, at tho canning factory, and has not been reoovered. If r. Win. B. Lwis, a respected farm er of Pamlico county, died suddenly Sunday night at his reiidenoe about a mile from Stonewall at the advanced age. or 88 years. Mr. Lewis was a taalous Christian, and Sunday night prayer meeting was held at his house, during which he made a talk, and after the meeting was dismissed he retired. About two hours from that time It was discovered that he was dead in his bed. A good old man has passed away. Be leaves a wife and a number of children and grandohlldren. Personal.; -i;; :W:-.';. The following gentlemen went np yesterday, morning as delegates to the meeting to arrange plans for the ex- tion of the A.&N.O. B. B.: Mayor O.A. Battle, Capte. Alex. Jliller and S. H. Gray, and Messrs. C. E. Foy and B. B, Duffy vof Kew Berne, Mayor Allen O. Davis and Messrs. .1 W. L. Arendell, John Br Eaton, M. S. Webb, Thos. L. Ball and W. 3. Wallace, of Morehead, and Mayor L. Ai Potter, B. J. Bell, Thos. Duncan. O. Er Mann,' John L. Jones, E. O. Duncan and John Forlaw, of Bsanfort ' . . 't s President W. S. Chad wiol and Super intendent S. L. Dill left on a Northern business trip in the Interest of the A. ft N.O.B. B. Bar. T. G. Wall and wife, of New Tork, wbo bate been spending a few days ia the city and at Morehead, left for a visit to friends at Greenville and Asheville.'v''-' Outside Help Called On. : Judging from : appearances , North Carolina Is nnable to oope with the oyster disturbances, or what purports to be. First, South Carolina was asked for cannon to drive the pirates from the oyster grounds, and now a detaohment of artillery from Virginia, the jrery State from whioh a large portion of the pirates hail, has been called upon to join the Eliaabeth City military com pany, and are now cruising in Pamlloe sound :' ; '.;' ::r. 't. - This is no Intimation that the eons of the Old Dominion would not be true to their trust, (we understand they were eager to come) but it rtfijots on the ineffioienoy of out State to proteot her own Interests. It U indeed gratifying tons to know that it was a mistake about importing a military to our rescue Kben such cfQoient companies as the Pasquotank Kifles and the Washington L!gb.t Infantry are stationed at almost the vary seat pf tne disturbances. ; We regret tbt New Berne is without a military co-sy to do duty la pro testing the interests of the State ; ' Extension of the A. ft K. CL A.' ; The railroad meeting at Goldsboro yesterday wu called to order by Mayor a A. Battle, of New Berne, on whose motion Mayor J. E. Peterson, of GMdr boro, wu made chairman of the meet ing. . ' ':"v- --y :, On motion of CoL J D. Whitfcrd, of New Berne, Messrs T. B. Bain, , of Goldsboro, and .B. B. Duffy,, of New Berne, were elected Secretaries of the meeting...' : J The chairman made some explanatory remarks as to the objects of the meet ing, after whioh Mr. I. F. Dortoh, of Goldsboro, moved that one delegate from each town repreeented be appoint ed a committee to retire and report resolutions as to the wwhee of the meeting, whereupon the following were appointed: Messrs. W. L. Arendell, of Morehead City; L. A. Potter, of Beau fort; dpt. 8. B. Gray, of New Berne; Dr. J. M. Hadley, of LaGrange; I. F. Dortoh, of Goldsboro, and S. B. Abbott, otEiniton. They reported resolution to memoral- be the Legislature to allow tbe exten sion of the A. ft N O. B, B from Goldsboro to Charlotte br some point on the South Carolina or Tennessee line, whioh motions were adopted on motion of Col. J. D. Whltford. Mr. L F. Djrtch mored that each delegation hand in to the Secretary the names of three for the purpose of going to Releigh and memorializing the Legis lature. Col. J. D. Whitford and Capts. & B. Gray and Alex. Miller were the mem bers of the committee appointed from New Berne. On motion, the majors of eaoh town represented were added to the com mittee. On motion, the secretaries ware di rected to send Bis Exoellency Gov. D.G. Fowle and Mr, W. S. Chadwick, President of the A. ft N. C. railroad, a eopy of the resolutions, after which the meeting adjourned. Meeting of City Council. Mayor's Office, New Berne, N.O.. Jan. 22, A meeting of the City Council is called for tomorrow (Friday) night, to consider proposed amendments to the city charter, ana also propositions for internal improremente. (Jitizens are invited to attend this meeting. C. A. BATI lb, Mayor. WAR ORDERS. k DETACHMENT OF TBI BLUES TO PBO- CE8D TO NOBTH CABOLINA. There were war preparatione going on at the armory of the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues last sight, orders bar ing been received from military head' quarters at Richmond directing that i detachment of the Blues proceed to Elisabeth City, and report to Colonel Wood, of the North Carolina State troops, for duty in suppressing the oys ter pirates from tne sounds or mat Bute. Cantata M. O. Keeling received the orders by telegraph yesterday morning, and went to work at once to obey them. A meeting of the company was held last nignt, ana a aetaonment selected and drilled for tne icrvioe. There was a willingness on tbe part of tho entire company to go, and some were anxious. As only , a detachment oould be sent, ten men were selected from those who could be best spared from their business. Sixty rounds of ammunition and one cannon will be oarried. The powder wae on hand and sixty shells were received from Rich mond last night by express. Captain Keeling will go in oommand, and the nartv will leave this morning at 9:45 o'clock, on the Norfolk Southern train. It will be composed or tne following: Captain H. 0. Keeling, commanding; Serjeant Edward Brookenbrougn, Gun ner O. lu Coster, uerporai w. it. jjbt. Quartermaster C. G. 6oott. Privates W. E. Baietead, D. W. Lindsay, W. L. Moore. W. B. Ball, Ned G. Russell and W. D- Buokner. ' The bovs who are to co seemed to enjoy the ran or drilling last night and were in high spirits. The sendinc of this detachment was in res ponse to a request of tbe Governor of North Carolina upon the Governor of Virginia -- 4 No Appropriation for Chicago Memthis, Tenn., January 21. In the Tennessee Legislature at Nashville today Mr. MoCorkle Introduced the fol Iowina joint resolution, , whioh was adopted unanimously under suspension of the rales: ---y: Whereas we view the mtroauction and prosecution of the election law or foroe bill by the f ederal uongresi as a declaration of war on the sooial and finanolal Interests of the South; there fore be it :x' Resolved, That we postpone action on the bill to appropriate $350,000 to make an exhibit of Tennessee' resources at the Columbian Exposition to be neia at Chioago- in 1893 until the final dispo sltlon of said roroa or boage oiu, . ' 'iSB Earthqnake. 'I ! Vienna, Jan. 21.-Daring yeiwrday several severe earthquake shooks were experienced t Pressburg and Linti. Windows rattled, nioturee fell from the walls and oraoks opened In walls of a number of old houses'. Otherwise there was not muoh damage done.' , , f, ;:-;;V;';v;;;v-':'For Sale . Two Twin Reversible Engines- 12x80 -new cylinders; baianoe in goott order. James Redmond,' Beo. ft Treas. N. ftT. R. S. B. COr. y. Y:;;":''' . sep28 tf J1s-' ' PROPOSED OYSTER HIT. . Recommended by the Ojiter Ceiferesee Held In this City Taesday, Ju 20. We giro below a synopsis of the bill adopted for ; recommendation to the Legislature by the oyster conference of delegates from the oyster growing counties held in this city Tuesday. The billwaa forwarded to the Gem ril As sembly last ight It provides as fol lows: SlCTloN 1. Provides for the election of board of shell-fish commissioners, one member to come from eaoh oyster- growing county. Bio. a. Provide for oncanuation and meetings of the board, which shall be held onoe a quarter in New Berne. tJia o. Provides for the comnensatkn of the board which is practioally the same as that of the board of agriculture. bio. 4. tteiatee to the dates of tbe board whioh consists, generally speak ing, In supervising and controlling the natural beds of the State. In addition they are to appoint patrollmea and in spectors as may be necessary, and also a sab-commission for eaoh county. Sko. 5. Relates to the duties of the chairman of the board of commissioners. He is to be the executiT effloer of the board and the chief of the patrol, and to have general charge of the office. Ble dutiee are analagoue to those of the commissioner of agriculture. BEO. 6. Relates to the orsanizition and duties of the sub commissioner for each oyster-gro ing county. The sub commissioners are to have immediate charge of the beds in tteir counties. Beo. 7. Speoiflee the dutiee of inspeo tors, xney are to lnsneot ail ovsters off... Ia. ..I. 1 I . . 11.'! faotories, and see that the section re- lating to culling ia observed. Beo. 8. Bpeoinee the dutiee of patrol men, which are about tho same as pro- viaea ny me present law. BEO. V. Provides that the commission er and sub-commissioners shall have exolusive jurisdiction to hear cases arising under th. oyster laws, and when neoessary bind over arrested per sons to appear before the Superior Court. Seq. 10. Provides that all persons ar rested under tbe oyster laws shall be brought before a commissioner or sub- commissioner. Sec. 11. Provides that tbe costs of prosecutions shall be defrayed from the oyster fund. SEC 13. Prohibits taking oysters ex cept for planum during the summer. Penalty : fine $100 to $500, or imprison ment from 80 to 90 day e or both: one- fourth the fine to go to informant. Sec 13. Provides that oysters shall be culled on the beds, and makes it unlaw ful to move oyeters less than two inches in diameter exoept for planting;. Pen alty: fiae of from $200 to $500, or im prisonment 3 to 8 monthe or both; one- fourth nne to j?o to informant. Sec. 14. Prohibits sale of oysters in greater quantities than ten bushels in a day, unless inspected by an inspector. Tho inspector is to dump one bushel in every fifty, and the quantity of oysters less than two lnohes in diameter is to be deducted from the load before pay ment; when that quantity exceeds ten per cent, the sale of the load is pro hibited exoept for planting. Penalty: for having over 10 per cent, of small oysters, floe of from $100 to $500, im prisonment 80 to 90 days, or both. This section 'docs not apply to oysters for planting. BEO. 10. frontons transporting oys ters from natural beds out of the State .unless they have been planted two years on private grounds. Penalty: fine from $200 to $500, imprisonment 6 to 19 months, or both; one-fourth the fine to informer, and forfeiture of the load of oyeters to the State, ' - ( BEO. 18., Prohibits, under all circum stances, any but bona fide oitizensof the State from working oa the natural beds. Penalty: fine $100 to $500, im prisonment 80 to VO day s or both; one fourth the fine to informant. ' Beo. 17. Prohibits vessels or boats from taking or carrying oysters from the natural beds without license. Pen alty, forfeiture of boat to th State ' Sec. 18. Bpeoinee tne method or ob taining Uoensea, and require! owner to make oath that he is a oitiSen of the State and the vessel owned in the 8tate. Sec. 19. Prohibits tonging without a Iioense, and lay a tax of f 8 per annum on eaoh pair of tongs. " ; . Sao. 20.' Lays a tax on boats and ves sels as follows: $2.50 for boats under five tons, for five tons and over, $5; and 50 cents for every ton over five. ' - - BSC. SI. Require all money derives from the operation of the oyster law to be paid Into the State treasury ana kept apart to defray the expenses entailed by the law. -'v::'-''; :: "' beo. 22. .Appropriates such sum as tne Legislature may allow, to defray ex penses unfit revenues are derived. ,x Broken Bank. t Kansas, Md,, Jan. 21. A special from Atchison, Kansas, says: The Cawker City State Bank failed and is In the hand of a reoeiver.' v Liabilities ana assets, cannot be ascertained. Tab makes th third bank In Mitchell coun ty that has failed 'this week.'- and the fourth within wee..- - :m i . a r-Mii mil I $$CU 8. H. Clifford, Now Casser. WftJwas tronbled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach: was disordered, his Liver was sffectedto an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he wat terribly reduced In flesh and strength. .Three bottles of Eleo- trio Bitters cured him. :U Edward Shepherd, Harruburg, 111., had a running' sore on hi leir of eieht yearn' standing..; Used three bottle of Electric Hitters ana (even ooxeaoi unceiea s Arnica Salve, and hla leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large fever soree on his leg, doctors said he wa In curable. One bottle Electrio Bitters aiA one box Backlen's Arnica Salve cured him entirely Bold at F. S. Duffy's drug store SHIPPIsa KErfh. 4 1 .'7 AEMTXD. Steamer Carolina from Gilfton with cargo cotton. Steamer Nettle W. from Bookerton, with oargo ootton. 8teamer L. A.Cobb from Grifton with oargo cotton. Schooner Neptune, Capt. E J. Evan. IVPOBT. Schooner Laura C. Wolf, Capt. Chae. Lynch. Schooner AJdie Benry, Capt. Wm. B. Bill. Schooner John R. P. Moore Capt. Joe. Cask ill. Schooner Unity R. Dyer, Captain John T. Beveridge. 8ohooner Robert J. McAllister, Cap'. Jos. Morris. CLEARED. ' Steamer Nettie W. for Bookerton with cargo fertilizer. Steam barge Wm. B. MoCabe, Capt. E. B. Williams, for Elizabeth City with oargo lumber from Blade Bros. NOTES. Steamer Neuse, of the E. C. D. I hie, will arrive this morning and sail this afternoon at 5 o'clock, Steamer Bo ward will sail this morn ing for Trenton, the Vaoceboro for Vanoeboro, and L A. Cobb aud Caro lina for Gri.ton. Steamer Kinston will arrive today land sail tomorrow for Kinston and N.n. -;.. .......,....,,, Office of Old Dominion Steamship Co. Newberne, N. C, Jan. 5th, 1S91. ' On and after Monday. Jan. 5.h. 1891. the steamer Newberne will sail from Norfolk for New Berne, direct, touch ing at Roanoke Island : Monday January 5th. Friday oa. Wednesday " 14th. Monday " 19ih, Friday " 23d. Wednesday " 28th. Returning, will sail from New Berne. N. 0., to Norfolk. Va.. direct, touching at Roanoke Island : Wednesday January 7th. Monday " 12th. Friday 16th. Wednesday " 21st. Monday " 26th. Friday " 30th. E. B. Roberts, Agont. BUCKLER'S ARNICA 8ALVK The Best Salve in the world for Cute. TCrrnooa Qvroo TTiaavci fin If Ptianm V.,t.a. uuwp? jvivd, v iwiO) uoit uv uui , rcoi Sores, Tetter, Chapped Bands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale in Newbern by F. B. Duffy, wholesale and retail druggist. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori: FROM AUCTION 1 Today we are expecting per Steamer NEUSE a nice line of Plush Lap Robes AND BUGGY BLANKETS From AUCTION SALES In New York City. Tomorrow we will tell you moie about them, they will be Now It is sufficient to ssy " BAIIGAIN STORE." janlCdwly Last Call. Tour City Tax must be paid by Feb 1st or I will have tocolleot by distraint. 8. B. LANE, diatf City Tax Collector, 250 Barrels Seed Potatoes, At'B'bt torn Prices. Agency for Horsford , Bread Preparation, Olds Virginia Cheroots, ; .i 'Cigarettes.. Hazard Gunpowder Co - WHOLESALE GEOOEE, MIDDLE STREET, ' . - NEW BERNE N. O. Ei3 Send One Two-Cent Stamp to Chas. L. Gas kill & Co,, New Berne, I?. C, and learn how some child can become the owner of a hand some Parlor Orsran. tj . Stool and Instructor positively free. Jitdwlm 400 Barrels Early Hose SEED POTATOES, Home Grown, from Best Selected Stock. Price, 10 barrels and under $4.23 per barrel; larger lots, $1.00 pov bar J. L. RHEM, j213r AT FARM. J. F. TAYLOR, TIIE Lsading Tobacco Merchant, Hu 1.C00 Boxes Tobacco now on Land, and 500 more on the way, all gtalea -; and prioes, besides various other toods .' too numerous to mention, at Lowest ' Poeaible Prices. - i 1 Call and examine before buying, and save yourselves money. 1,000 BARRELS Genuine Early Rose V : POTATOES, FOR SEED. V. These Potatoes were 'gro wn by reti ' ,4 ' able growers, who are known for the -purity of their stock, and may be relied upon for seed purposes.' Send In your : order early .'. si ' - E. B. ft J, A. MEADOWS CO. ) ; . - , Jnl8dwtf . , . t ''V'!'- -I.. ; (..' a". l"'.iV(i.j'Kl":'"..-1 . i ill
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