North Carolina Newspapers

D aily Journal,, jV" VOL. EL-NO.-279. NEW BERNE. N. C. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1891. PRICE S CENTS. HE 'X. T BUSINESS LOCALS. TTTANTED A good Boot tod Shoe f f maker nonce. JOHW MC30RLY, feb24-Jt. Pollock Bt. near Middle, rtaioiQO BEEF t my Suit this V morning. CHAS. E. NkUOH, T?OR SALE Two hundred tnd fifty A? eon1! Oak atd Ash wood Reasoned) at S.1 per ctro, on I ne yarn. ?;bWBkin Cotton Hid Oil Mills. febJl-lir. A FINE Native Bull-Fed Beef at. my XX stall on Wednesday morning, Call early end leave jonr orders for g wd ent. UbZi-K. Cham. K. N kijsom. CHRONOGRAPH Watches (or timing Hones, Just received at fetm-lt. Katom'8, The Jeweler. 3fM lH LARQERlsed.BtifihtFlorid'a UUuU Oranges for retail at So cents per dosen. uinnii vlosidas at UHTJKQUlLL PARKER'S, Bioad St. WANTED -Two first class, indus trious Shoemakers can obtain perma nent employment by addressing or callllng on (I. AkPIM, Boo' Maker, Uraven Bt., oppo site Joobmal office. feb2:-lw KINO Royal Germetuer SI. 00 per Bottle, direct from the Factory. For sale at T. 8. Duffy's Drug Store. feblS lw DAVID 8PAIGHT. four doors above K. N. Duffy '8 old stand. Oysters In all styles Fried, Roasted and Halt Shell famlllea use by measure. Meals can be bad during the Fair. febl8 2m JOHN WILLIAMS is now prepared to dye clothing In fast colors for both ladles and gentlemen. Also repairing and pressing eto hlng specialty. Oornur brood hiid Heme streets. febfilf. MEW DhUQ STORE -Drugs. Medi- J.1 clnes and Chemicals, C. P. Popular Proprietary Medicines. All varletlei of Druggist's Sundries. Trusses and Braces. New crop Garden Seels. Flue and Large Hiock Uigars and Tobacco, all mkw. Pre scriptions accurately compounded (and not at wab prices), our motto and our .ucoess. i). O. OREEN, Druggist and Apothecary, Middle St., four doois ftom Pollocx. Jan2o ly ROBERTS & BRO. are receiving a Large Stock of Hoots and Shoes, Dry U.xi8. Groceries and Provisions. Xbey buy at headquarters and oan give yon Low trices. au2tt Dunn & Go's weekly report says the general tone of the reports is gO Hi. , The bill to give solicitors a stip ulated salary failed to pass the Legislature. The heaviest snow storm of the season was raging in the North west last Saturday. Again e insist that it would bs highly improper for the Demo crats of the House to compliment Heed. Bather let them enter an emphatic protest against his methods. The Democratic members of the f North Carolina delegation in Con gress met last Thursday and resolved to urge the election of : Representative McClammy of N. C to the clerkship of the next , House. The March Cosmopolitan exhib its a table of contents made up to cover the widest possible field. The magazine ia edited upon the prin ciple of giviug something that will interest every member of the : family circle, the young woman as well as the philosopher. The center of population has moved West forty-eight miles since the census of 1380. It is now located near Grcensburg, Ind., and Ma moving slowly towards the Northwest. There seems to be something of a political storm . center moving in the same direc tion. : Baeon be flmscH is not only a ' great philanthropist bat a liberal minded man in the strictest sense. Notwithstanding his Jewish des cent he has odopjed twoJJnglish children whom he allows to be brought np in the Christian faith His only child, a son, died a few years ago. Hisretent gifts amonnt to 24,000,000 francs. ' The German army cost $91,726, 293 for 1891. Thd United States Pension army cost $109,357,534. This year it will cost nearly $140, 000,000. Add the regular army's expense, $30,000,000, and for 1891 the people will be taxed nearly $170,000,000 for .the army or nearly what the great armies o both Germany and France cost Sach is Badioalism. ' BKNATOB BLAiu'8 friends are fmad at President Harrison because he dldnt appoint the great bore to ' the vaoanv united , States Jadge ship In New Hampshire. , They say Blair ia poor and needs a comforts ble offioe.t They perhaps think that ' this conn try should be turned into an alms" house to take care of al te worn out and played out Re f publican politicians.. - LOCAL NEWS, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. John 8. LONO-Institute, eto. Auction Balk Cotton teed. 8am. E. Eaton S100 reward. Fob Silk -Oak and ash wood. Chas. E. Nelson Chicago beef. S. K. Eaton Chronograph watches. John McSorlky 8hoemaker wanted. Babqain Stork New idea in hcsiery. , Chas. E. Nelson Native stall-fed beef. A falsa alarm of fire caused a little excitement last night. About a doeen special policemen have been pat on duty daring the Fair. The Harry Lindley Company was greeted with a good audience last night. The play is a good one and their ren dition of it was exoellent. By mistake of ours the large list of steamer passenger arrivals published inSonday's issue was credited to the steamer neuse instead or the steamer cewoerne, oi tn u. u. line, the one ou Won;n mey came. We visited the Sunday-school of the I uenteoary Church Sunday afternoon 1 and note with pleasure its prosperity as was shown by the secretary's re- port. The total attendance was 356; teachers present, 34 The collection I was $26 44. I Major William L. Palmer has re- moved his confectionery and tobaoool0' stook to the store under the Y. M. C. A. I Hall, adjoiniog Mr. Moses Whilehurst's I store. The place Mr. Palmer vacates! will soon be occupied by Mr. Jame3 1 B. Clark as a general dry goods and clothing store and as a manufactory I of shitts and pante. I The dress of Dr. Chas. Duffy 'a cook caught fire yesterday afternoon while she was attending to her duties, but the burning portion of her clothes were jerked off and the flames extinguished by Mr. Elisha Odum, who was working near, bofore any serious damage re suited. Mr.Odum was slichtlv burned - I on tne wrist and arm. Members of the Press. I Editors visiting the Fair will please make themselves known to us and we will take pleasuse in extending what- ever courtesies we can. A comfortable room has been fitted up in the main building for their use. A few of the members of the Press came in y ester-1 day. We note among them'.Mr. E. C. I Hackney, of the Durham Reoorder, a I sterhng weekly that stands firm in ad- rancing the cause of plucky Durham, Rev. J. L. Winfield, editor of the Watch-Tower, has also arrived. The Watch-Tower is one of our best re-1 liglou3 weeklies and an earnest advo- cate in the good work to which it is devoted. Mr. L. E. Duffy is represent-1 ing our appreciated neighbor, the Einston Free Press, and he infoimsl us that Brother Herbert will be with us Wednesday. I Alliance Address. Mr. Ben Terrell, of Texas, lecturer of the National Farmers Alliance, made publio address in the intoreet of the oraer yesieraay. He showed that mnrnhanla hum th oi r board of trade, and railroads, banks, etc., their organisations by which they can umtedly further their interests, and I.iIia.a.UaJ m 1 t : I T . r ....... union on me part or tarmers. tie aiscussea tne objects of the Al liance and ahowed benefits that had accrued both to the farmers and to the oountry in general from what had al e.dy been accomplished by it. He told " TuV.Tv f been running on credit had by using the ST JSJTZ. V.-: TTa faAAi Utna sa ..k4. vwueissip vi laoua, ana aarocatsa lAri.m.n( nrnl . VI I ,, . . . . . railroads in order to crush out the .. . . u1ul,.MUu,u., tueuay. ne orougni out some BOoa ideas on UUBUv... ....vy. atiu umu iHUBlCUli Throughout his speech Mr. Terrell spoke with a readiness that showed familiarity with the issues of ths day and he held the close attention of his audienoe for orer two hours. At the conclusion of the address, en motion of Mr. w. H. Smith, of the Riverdale Alliance, a vote of thanks was eiieuuou tu air. lerren ior tneaaM - - .a a, m . a m . -"-.. -v.j the Alliances. A meeting Will be held in the Court house this morning at 10 o'clock to I rninir bbe i i. n 't w v rn s i . organise a distriot Alliance for this con gressional distriot. AttentloB, Fireman t The Atlantio and Newbern Engine uempaniss are nereDy ordered to as semble their .petWe Companies In full uniform, with their apparatus com plete, in front of the city hall. Thurs Company taking the right of line. By order of " E. If. Patii. 124 8t v , -x Chief of Department. the fair opened. A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF THE PBODUCrS OF THIS SECTION. A Splendid Attendance for the First Say. The Fair was formally opened jester day at 11 o'clock. Promptly at that hour W. W. Claik, Esq., stepped to the front and after a few appropriate and pleasing remarks, introduced Dr. John 3. Long, who in a speech of rare beauty and true eloquence opened the expo sition in the name of the Governor and the president of the Association After the opening exercises the a sembled crowd began their examine tion of the exhibits. Many were the expressions of admiration at their abundance and fascinating beauty The exhibit is the best one ever shown here, and is very creditable. Especially i8 thj8 the case in the floral department and in the tMt and beautiful deccra, tiona in the culinary department There ia a 8piendid exhibit by mer chants in hardware, groceries, dry goods, eto. The agricultural department is one that every farmer ought to eee. Go there and view the remarkable result of the productiveness of our soil. The musical department has a choice rraT ol instruments and is well worthy lne place it holds. The space devoted to fine arts and ladies' fancy work is filled with a be wildering array of articles both orna mental and useful. The taxidermy exhibit ii fine. The fish and oyster exhibits will probably be completed today The game exhibit is varied and at tracts much attention. The poultry exhibit was probably never equalled in the State. There is a good display of thoiough- bred cattle. There is a large number of handsome , . ... . I nor8M. ? numoer oi wnicn are irom a I I I taf nnnn a n si r 9 finA atnaSna ft rA I r,,"u''0 ul "uo DLl'"a VL have good records; and the races may be looked forward to as of unusual interest among those that have been held in North Carolina, The Machinery Hall is well filled and a careful examination of its contents is both interesting and instructive. The machines are not all motionless, but steam creates the power needed and the busy hum of industry pervades the building. Here the Gray wood Manu- f acturing Company are making plates land dishes. Here, too, one has the chance of viowinz the process of mak- ling jugs, vases, etc. Here, also, may be seen the art of printing, from the setting of the type to the working of the press, for it is here that the work is done on the little newsoaoer that cbron- ioles the happenings of the Fair. The Bohemian glass blowers are very skillful in the manufacture of glass ornaments The Galatea is a weird, ehaatly and startling exhibition and surpasses the I expectations of visitors. The I air throughout is grand. The ".I,"" T "0. p . 1 huh annll on vara in I assurance of a first class exnoaition I Tod aw avArvthinor will ha in nrrlor And j -j B tne ground will be crowded. rm.. v.. n r..i -r,.-., Pnranw)ll nllorfr We jearn that bill damaging to tna ,ntMt nf oharter, has already passed the Senate. It repeals a oertain portion of this oharter, and changes another section of it. It was no doubt tha haaf: mil frin1fl itnnM Art at. fha time and under thfl clrcumgtancea t0 k,eP additional leeislature damaging t0 th r0ftd from bsi ena(Jtedi gut !i fAiViHnft- and tha fit-at or 111 Yiova I 1 and entered into in good faith by both parties. Are we prepared to treat a . .... iiuuiiuuur iuuro ui new capital coming ltoo, mMt in thl sort of wT CinA ,t . i.,MmK n, i .I.M Till k. V,. (tomorrow; in attendance upon our Fair, and we hope that after they have seen our fine exhibits they will return to Raleigh favorably impressed with! our resources and determined to stand by this section on this most important subjest to her interest. I The Racing Today. I mm ..a 1 me races planned ior ioaay are WWII " F""J """" 1 2:30 p. m.. one-third mile heat, best Wt.... ln fl . .n.nf Xn Ml nAr - - sr - i oent to be awarded to the winner, thirtythree and one-third per oent to the second best, sixteen and two-thirds per cent w ine mra. A trotting race, harness, in mile heats, TAt of HflTinTinfl! .iwaiNnm duns, iwemr-uts i( ceutiaiwgv w- .Hram.Hw - to second, fifteen per cent to third Not leas than three to enter and two . . . . m , mi staii ia smuoi iswi . Tomorrow more Important raoes will take place. . Big Oyster Roast. Editor Journal: The Atlantio Sea side announces that "a plan is on foot to have the largest oyster roast the world has ever seen at the Fish, Oyster and Game Fair at New Berne next week." This is news to the officers of the Fair Association, but if our Beaufort friends will furnish us a car load of coons" and some of our enterprising saw mill men will provide a few cords of slabs we will see that the said coons" are roasted in proper etyle. Faik Association. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriau Auction Sale! The undersigned will sell at public auction on Thursday, the Wth Inst., at the Fair ItosAdi 100 tons of COTTON SEED (more or less), which have been partly damaged by the explosion and Are. In lots to suit the purchaser. NEWBEKN COTTON SEED OIL MILLS. feb21-3t Institute for White Public School Teachers. Professor Mclver will be In Newbern next Tuesday, Marcn 3d, to hold the Institute for lh91. The white public school teachers will pleaae take notice and govern themselves accordingly. The law requires them to be present. Professor Mclver Is a capable and enthusiastic educator. He will address our people on education while here, and his ad dress will be worth hearing. febaid&wlw. jottfi . Loau. $100 REWARD ! I h ive the largest stock of Watches, Jewelry, Silverware and Clocks, - In Eastern North Carolina These goods were bought for 8P01' CASH and will be old lower than they oan lie bought front any other house iu North Carolina, as I em ploy more workmen than all the other watchmakers in the city combined. lean do your work promply and with despatch. Come and see ths largest stock and lowest prices at SAM. K EATON'S, Opposite liaptlst Church, Middle Bt. feb:icUtf. . J. 1 BMJlflh U UAJkflJkHBfl 1 . III (sUClY! For GREAT durabili ty, ease, comfort and COMMON SENSE, wear the TRASS MARK They fit the feet and men with TENDER FEET, CORNS, IN maw w Am l AlAAAiO, nan mem as a Diess- . . mff. f A i Z . . . . - nxtuuuAUbCU TOES and Cramtl the I - . sr feet. WAUKENHOSE are shaped like the 4Vftl f. nA An J natural WOt and dO ttOt. K you have not already examined thfiir merits. I " do so, by buying sample pair at a "BARGAIN STORE." janl6dwly FINE JEWELRY ! w. COrdiaiir invite insDeotion ofexten . I alva and varied display ai our establishment. "fin. .flrnf WTNl.' li-.WIPI.RY l .nn.l In What of any in the state, and is worthy of tne aitenuonoi signt seersana connoisseurs s sass ui uuivunot si. . - . . .. ... . I a visit ooes not incur any oDiiganon to UltlUdOOi DWT T IT-TTT- Tl?TiTX'T 17'D BIUJUU A AAA? U AJ nr Will tnlva on Mnnrinv'a host for Hi.: a I fine lot of BANANAS, which 1 will retail b? i in uur,eu Kit au wuw, vy hi soil iuoiu ca I tremel v low by the bunch. All other frluts andeonfeetionerieswidatscordingiy low. ' feb22d3t. Opposite the Poetofuce. Two Organs Free ! Smith Harpl ,fc Co.. manufacturers of ROLAM BAKING POWDER, Baltimore. Ill giveaway two splendid Estev Organs at the Fair to the two churches purchasing the largest number of cans of their Baking Powdei during the Fair. One for white anu one for colored. Cans must be purchased of HOMF DEALERS and taken to the grounds to be registered. The white denomination get ting the highest number of votes gets one Instrument and the colored the olhei . y uarter pound canB count one vote. nan two One feb21-3t four A BALL and bat. Just arrived, a new lot ol Children's Suits, from iZ.'t) to 3.,'jU, and with each suit we will ive A BALL AND BAT. J. M. HOWARD. fehl.M.twtf. K. J. GrOODINGr, Snccetsor to K, II Meadows & Co., Wholesale and .Retail Corner Pollock and Middle Sts. PROPRIETOR OF COUHINES COUGH CURE. This preparation contains no opium and Is a certain cure for coughs, hoarseness, ,ic, andlfitdoes not cireotaimre after tuktut; one bottle, the money will he rclunded to I purchaser. OPT1MLS OINTMENT, for chapped hands and every skin trouble I Keep everything In the Drug Line, and a laree and well selected stock of Toilet Ar- tioles, Soaps. Sponges, Perfumes. Chamois Mblns. Hair lirushes. eto. AcomDlete stock of Patent and Proprietary Medicines, O ow ing xooacco. ring and Fine Cut, Smoking Tobacco, good, Perlque Tobaoco, Imported cigars, and the bast 5c. and 10c. CigaiHlni isorm Carolina. febl NEW BERNE THEATRE ! FAIR WEEK! Commencing Monday, Feb. 23, THE WELL KNOWN HARRY LINDLEY AND HIS Powerful Company, IN A NEW REPERTOIRE. USUAL PRICES, NOVELTIES In laKst styles ANCHOU BR AN M 8II1HTS. CUI'I'S. and COLL A KM, tine NlUJLIUlfc: OUTING 8HIBTB. MKCKWKAK. NEW SPRING GOODS Arriving every day. Come and call on us before buying elsewhere. I have the ngencv or one oi 1110 largest unicago merchsnl Tailoring Establishments and am able to furnish rou new stj c'.othlng MADE TO ORDER, and of best Imported fabrics, almost as low- as buying them ready made. Como and look over our samples. W. H. COHEN, The Red Star Clothier. MIDDLE STREET. Next to Hotel Aliiekt, Ksw Bebne, N. C. feb!2d&wtf S' DUFFY'S CROUP SYRUP. Eceipe of the late Dr. Walter Duffy, DIRECTIONS Dose for a child two or three years old, one 1 teaspooulur. lor a child three months old. ran rtrAT a, tmr n. Mi! 1,1 al V mntil n.nd tnrontv I drops; for one twelve months old, nearly unn n loaapuuLiiui rupeuuuts uiese uuues I irequenuy cured. f necessary until relief Is pro- Thls Is to certify that 1 have used Duffy's UROUP byrup in my family for over six moninsana i oeiieve it to Deamost excel lent remedy for croup with children, eBpe clally as a preventive. Our vouneest child had a severe attack of croup about a year Us recovery, but was successfully treated by other attacks might follow we frequently usea uuny s uroupuyrup and tne cnuii has had no marked symptoms of croup since, and I believe It Is due to the use of the Croup Byrup, and we now keep a bottle of It at our house al all times, and I cheerfully recommend it to all. K. H. Barnum. Also very effectual In relieving coughs anucoius. riirAuu ahd hold hi K. N. DUFF.T. Aew Bern, N. O. j an ia worn HOUSE FOR SALE A Bargain! A Three Story Brick Store and Dwel ling, with two story rear extension, on Uraven street. Terms: $500.00 cash: balance in five notes, to run 1, 8, 8, 4 and 6 rears res pectively, and bearing 6 per cent, interest. Apply to jn24 lstp R. O. E. LODQE. 1,000 BARRELS Genuine Early Rose POTATOES. FOB SEED. These Potatoes were grown by reli able growers, who are known for the purity of their stock, and may be relied upon for seed purposes. Send in your orders early. E. H. & J. A. MEADOWS CO. - JanlS dwtf Drum! Drum! WE WANT TO DRUE! IT INTO THE HEADS OF EVERYBODY THAT Chas, L. Gaskill & Go. Sell Better AND ron Les TIJAN ny use in Tin: Wo have on exhibition at the Fair ia the main building a num ber of handsome and elegantly finished Pianos and Organs. In the number ia the high grade "ATftltlill fcfll.i T Tialrn- loan .... Uljiv j IT uiuui taDLt It the handsomest and most elabo rate case ever made, and fit for a palace. Exquisitely decorated up I per and lower panels and cylinder with elegant bas-relief work, and Similar panels inlaid With beautiful mouldings On tllO amis ; double veneered; elegantly carved pilas- ters and most beautiful, artistic pilasters; the entire case and em bellishments being according to one Complete GOSIgn in Italian Kenais in the sance style and executed highest degree of art ; with patent grand fall-board; patent cylinder top and tone-rellector; patent finger guard and pedal guard; handsome extension music desk: 7 two nickle-plated continnona hinges, and ivory keys. It is 7 octaves, grand plato and grand overstrung 6cale, grand agraffe three anisons, patent end-wood striqg bridge, patent Bessemer steel action irame. patent tonch regulator, full iron frame, extend ing over the tuning-pin block and L::i ku.i ngiuijr uuueu aiuuuu us enure rim to the wooden back and sounding board of tiio instrument, and thei patent Piano Muffler. The entire interior construction is exactly like the Grand Piano, and on precisely the same principle. Height, 5 feet 1J inches ; width, 5 feet 3 inches; depth 2 feet 4 inches. We will sell this magnificent piano for the low sum of $500.00. It Is worth $1,000. CIIAS. L. GASKILL & CO. Pianos Organs Money United States. Drum! Drum : vv." .. s; 1 v