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Daily OURNAL. VOL. X.--NO. 19. NEW BERNE, N. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS- 11 1ml 11 BnsiNESs LOCALS. rp W. CHID WICK. Tailor. South J. Front street, rear of W. H. Oliver Inearenoe office. New Berne, N. 0. A full line of Spring end Summer Samples now on hand. Satiefaotlon guaranteed. A BOTIO SODA and Mineral Water at Sam'l B. Waters. PEA and Bean Boxes for sale in any quantity at foot Craven street. 8t Q. D. Dail. SEVES SPRINGS, Vischy, end Eis encen 'Water on Draught this morning t GOODING'S. -On Ice." NICE lot Refined Mutton 8uit in cakes at lets. each. 0.,Nilson. f251m NOTICE. Don't forget the fact that wo are Agents for S10CK3' "DIADEM," the best Flour In the market for the price We have on nana a large .took of We.t India Molaue. We also keep a rail line of Uoou and ttnoes direct from the Factories. Also An a(T and Tobacco, Groceries and Pro visions. Call In and we will give you our pries. KOBiCKTS BKO. ELM CITY STEAM LAUNDRY just opened by Sing Lee of Norfolk. Aplm WANTED A good Boot and Shoe maker at once. JOHS MCSORI.BY, mar281m Pollock tit., near Middle. 2000 LBS. Country Lard at my Stall, Wo. per lb. C. E. NKI.SON TEW DHUO STORE.- -Drugs. Medi cine and Chemicals, C. P. Popular Proprietary Medicines. All varletiei of Druggist's Sundries. Truiiwi and Braces. Mer erop Garden HeeJi. J-'lne and Large Hiock Cigars and Tobacco, ALL new. Pre scriptions accurately compounded (and not el WAB prloen), our motto and our success. O. O. GHKKN, Druggist and Apothecary. Middle St., four doors fiom Pollock, lani'i ly NOTICE.-Certifloate No. 3 201 for 80 shares of theoanttal stock of the A. A ti O. R. R. OomDany having been destroyed. the undersigned will .poly for a duplicate thereof. A, W. KNOX. Exr. alHSOd Fourteen women were grad uated from the University of New York Law School Friday night. Italian newspapers comment ing on Blaine's reply to Rudini say it is difficult to form an idea as to how the matter will end. All indications point to South ern Alliance men ignoring the call of President McGratb, of Kansas Alliance, for a third party conven tion. A TREATY has been concluded between Spain and the United States in which the principle of reciprocity is recognized in trade relations between this country and Cuba. It is stated that the British Government has called Venezala to account for the murder of a British subject named William Campbell by the Yeneznelian police. Ms.- Mills, of Texas, announces that he will not go back to the V House, bat that if the people of his State desire to keep him in public life they 'must send him to the U. S. Senate. A BERLIN dispatch says that the Kaiser's latest idea is to have a Germon edition of the Cfiicago Fair to be held in Berlin imme diately after the close of the Chicago exposition. The New York Herald says "The backwardness of Spring is no Indication that the coming Summer will be deficient in high mean tempratnre. Hot weather may not burst suddenly upon us. But the ; chances are in favor of a warmer t8nmmer throughout the United Statea than we have had since 1888." THE ' New York Legislature has taokled a difficult question of taxa tion. It is now the New York rule r that . property, i real or personal situated outside of the State is not taxable by the State, but the ques ; tioa nowUi whether New Yorfc can if she wishes compel an inhabitant owning, property situated la France , or California to pay taxes to New York on- tha; property-becauBe flew Ttorr protects, the 'person o: ; the owner and he is a New Yorker. North (CiROLmA . has, f 4.000 aoref in- Bearing ana iz,uuir in young : Tines,; This shows the in creased c interest ; in vineyards by our people. Last year we made 388,000 gailona of wine and our shippers sold; 4,067 tons of grapes for tetIS ttMit j-'Thesi ' fljtrea'Xsue encouraging, and they show wha can be done in Nort OttoUnft.'We believe "that Hrrii Very few years tnis utate win be among the firs of ; fruit, growing States in the ; Union. , ttf 'f'1v , . LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVE&TISEMl NTS. M. Howard Nobby Hate. H. Cutler & Co. Wood Mowers. Cotton New Berne Market -Sales balea at 8 5-8. The entertainment last night was very good. The Steamer Ntuse of the E. C. D. took out a good shipment of truck yes terday. The largest single lot of peas was shipped by Mr, Henry Taylor from Capt. S. H. Cray's place. It was 105 boxes. We have received from Rev. Edward Bull, ex-State Senator, a copy of the Csptions of the Acts and Resolutions of the General Assembly of North Car olins," passed at the seeeion of 1891; with a synopsis of the contents of each. A epUniid concrete pavement is boing made in front of the Farmers and Merchants bank. Wouldn't it be nice if every business house on that square should put down a similar one, giving us one well-paved business block. Among the passengers on the steamer Neuse Sunday were an old gentleman 80 years of aire and his wife seed 77 who had been married 57 years and neither of whom had ever been on Leither a steamboat or train before in their lives. The damaged portions of the Duffy uilding which was partially detroyed by fire recently have been removed, and the building under the skillful manip ulations of Mr' E. M. Favie and his force of carpenters, ia assuming its for. mer appearance and getting ready for new oareer of usefulness. The railroad will give the low rate of Si. CO for the round trip between Morehead and New Berne on Memorial day. It is said the exercises will be more interesting this year than ever be fore. The orator of the day will be Mr. Jonathan Havens. He has for his ubjeot, "Justification of the Southern Cause, and Valor of North Carolina'! troops. " An exchange defines a moisbackaa 'a person who can be found in almost every community, who hates enter prise so much that he won't subscribe for bis home paper, but sponges it from his neighbor in order to find out the local news." Yes, and it might have stated further that there are per. sons who have done very little for publio good and will often do all they can to hinder others. Yesterday the Y. M. C. A. received as a donation from the J. V. Williams Ink Company, of Salem Va., a large box of the fine ink they manufacture, for which thanka are extended. Mr Williams was a former member of the Association and its present members are pleased to see that ha atill remem bers them though far removed. The agent of the E. O. D, line over whieh the ink came paid the freight so that it was received by the Association with out any outlay. The costumes at the Washington reception next Friday evening will be in the style of Washington's day the men with knee breeches, silver buckles, ruffled shirt bosoms, powdered hair etc The ladiea likewise will be attired in ancient manner, most of the dresses of course will be simply imitation of the old style, prepared for this oooaaion but several of those that will be worn are the genuine old-time ones that be' longed to anoeatera of the preaent ownera. One in particular with newels accompanying it was worn by the great grandmother of the present owners at the reception given General Washing' ton when he was in New Berne 100 years ago of which thia occasion ia the annlveraary. TobacoD Culture in tke'Eaat In view of the fact that tobacco haa not been, raised to any considerable extent in thia vicinity heretofore and that Messrs Hackburn & -.. Willett have secured the eervicee of a ikilled tobacoo grower at superintendent 6f .- their to baooo crop and wilt devote s good sized area to .Its cultivation this; year we think the following statement from the Weldon News of what a Pitt county farmer ha dona in thia . line win be read with InUreat. . A. A.Forbee, of Pitt flonntv ia one of the moat suooesful tobacco farmers in North uaroilna Upon eighteen aorea laat year he made a crop of the weed WBion he sold for W.600. Uoon seven aorea of thia he betted S3.100. He sold 1,800 pounds at 'an-'; average of forty oenta poinds Two yean ago he sola a email quantity at 93.05 oar nonnd Mr. Forbes la one of the cioneeia of tobaooo culture ln: Pitt county, having piantea tne nrat mere tlx Tears o At that time not a alntle nonnd had ever been grown there, while laat year the crop sold brought to the county Children Cry for. Pitchef,s"Castorl INTER-STATE EXPOSITION AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. Convention of Enterprising North Carolinians to meet in Raleigh on May the 13th. Some daya ago Capt. S. H. Gray re ceived from Mr. J. T. Patrick, Commissioner of Immigration, a blank form of petition to which eignaturee were desired requesting that a conven tion be called to assemble in Raleigh on the 13th day of May, 1691, for the pur pose of seeing "that the interests of North Carolina are fully served, that a combined effort on the part of those working for the upbuilding of the State be had, that a handsome and complete exhibit is made by the State at Chiodgo, 111., in 1893, and that the State may receive all the benefits possible from the efforts being made by the Southern Inter-State Immigration Bureau which now located in Raleigh, The preliminary remarks to the peti tion set forth that to seoure these ends it is deemed wise for the officers of chambers of commerce and boards of trade, mayors of towns and cities, offi cers and representatives from land companies, real estate agents and all those interested in the upbuilding of communities to aesemble in the city of Raleigh" at the date mentioned. So many of these petitions have been signed by representative men all over the State that Gov. Holt has issued a call for the convention to assemble. Tne Raleigh Chronicle says it is for the main purpose of getting the State well represented in the Southern Inter State Exposition. THE CALL. Executive Department, State op North Carolina, Raleigh. In accordance with the expressed de sire of the Southern Inter-States Immi gration Convention held in the city of Asnevule, N. C, in December last and in compliauce with the will of a large number of leading1 oitizena from each aection of the State, I hereby call a Con vention of all those interested in the upbuilding of North Carolina to assem ble in the city of Raleigh on the 13th day of May, at 5. p. m in the Commons Hall of the State. The obisot of the Convention is to secure a united effort on the part of the citizens of North Carolina to co operate with the Southern Inter-States Immigration Bureau in de veloping the natural advantages and making known the great opportunities offered to capitalists, manufacturers and to honest, law abiding people, who desire to secure homes in a genial climate among a hospitable, moral and Christian people. (Signed) Thos. M. Holt, Governor. This call seems to be a broad invita tion for all who are interested in the objects of the meeting to be present and take part in ita deliberations. Mr. Patrick request all thoae who contemplate attending the convention to notify him so that adequate arrange menta may be made to meet the wants of the convention. It would be well for our citizens to read, refleot and act. New Berne ought to be well represented in this meeting, and aeouring representation ought not to be left to either chance or nndireoted effort. If our munioipal and business organizations will act promptly and energetically in the matter we may be enabled to make a creditable exhibit of our varioua producta to multitudea at the Inter-State Exposition tbia year and to a vast assemblage from all parts of the globe at the World's Fair in Chioa go in 1893. Good Streets at moderate Cost. Our aiater city, Washington, ia about to shell her streets. A very good move. The shells will make them firm and pleasant to travil over, as the paat experience of New Berne will prove But bw are fortunate enough to possess a lavish supply of a material that will make even better roada and walka than the shells. The shell rook marl, the valuable properties of whioh were not discovered until recent years ia grow more and more in favor. It does not work so well where it ia sheltered from the rains but where it ia expoaed it be comes hard and! durable. So far it haa been nied to a very limited extent on portions of our etreete where it would be subjeoted to hard use. But the part of the side walk between Messrs. 8. K, Eaton and M. H. Sultan's stores, whioh is daily croeaed by loaded carta passing through the ally that fronts the Bap tist ohuroh, and the portion by Mr Pavies shop over whioh he bawla loada of Umber that soraoely show a traoe of bavin passed both of which places it has been need are eufflolent to teat its resii. tanoe to wear. II does not create quantities of duat as the shells do when being crashed by passing vehiolea and its porous quail ties oauaa it to rapidly- absorb any water that falls , posaeeaion of thia ma terial will enable New Berne ! to make excellent streets at less cost than moat cities could. Vote for the improvements and have them, Personal. Third Lieutenant R. O. Cusp, of the I revenue cutter Winona, left yesterday morning for Washington to stand an ... IHUIUIMIUU 1UI ummuiiuu 1U BOVUUU lieutenant. The steamer line brought Neuee of the E. C. D. in the following pas- aengers: Mr. Jarre i Redmond return ing from a business trip to Edenton; Mr. A. L. Gregory, of Edenton on a business trip to the city ; Miss Laura Hughes returning from a visit to Miss Mamie Daves of Baltimore; Miss Mamie Daves for a visit to Miss Laura Hughes, and Mra. Ironmonger of Nor folk on a visit to Mr. W. F. Crockett's family. The steamer Neuse took out the fol lowing passengers: Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Duffy taking there little child to the T i tT.n T-r e t-t. John Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, for treatment; Judge A. S. Seymour leav ing for Elizabeth City to hold court, Mr. W. H. Oliver on an insurance business trip to Elizabeth City. Mr. W. B. Blade on a business trip to Eliza beth City and Mr. M. Hahn on a trip to Norfolk combining business and pleasure. ... List of Letters Remaining in the poet office at New Berne, Craven county, N, C. April 28tb, 1891. Mrs. James Ayers, Mies Linie An drews, George Bryant, Capt. Win. Coulborn, Miss Rosa Carter, Elijah Gumea, Henry Heyan, Misa Sallie Kin- sey, David Mackey care Sam Mann, Chant Mallory, Misa Caty McClees, Catherine Mourning, Capt. E. A Newell, Misa Allie Pate, Jno. M. Smith, I Mr.. rr....k s.;fh w M,. I Sarah Warren or Masson. W. J. Willis Millea care Springfield Baptist Church. w;n I aay advertised, and give date of list. The regulations now require that one cent shall be collected on the delivery of each letter advertised Wm. E. Clarke P.M. Strusgling- n Life's Hill. Rugged J t U t An tli wlvfte amkiiiAn anrl mn indomitable will to help us, is no such grievious matter, but tottering down! again, afflicted by the ailments whioh beset old age our backa bent with lumbago, our elastic musolea and joints stiff and painful, is a woeful piece of business. For the infirmities which the decline of life too often brings, Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters is a benefi cent aource of relief, a mitigating so laoe always to be depended upon. No regulating tonic evolved by botanio medical diaooverv ia so well calculated, ao thoroughly able, but without undue Simulative effect, to help the aged, the delicate and the convalescent to re-1 susoitate the vitality of a frame whioh time and physieal decline have impair- ed as thia. Kidney and bladder weak naR and disorder, coitiveneai. malarial complaints, dyspepsia and rheuma- tism are among the bodily a Mictions! whieh thia aterling regulator overcomes. recuperant .and Tlie First "White Kepnblican Meeting Held In South Car olina Straightouts Threaten to Join Their Banks. Charleston S. O., April 17. The nrat white Repubhoan meeting ever held in the State took place at the State Capitol yesterday, and is uuu w una - I largely the outgrowth of the Ainanoe which swept over this atate last year. Many citizens wno nave nereio fore been associated with the (Straight- out Democratic party were preaent This movement ia regarded with aome concern nere. The white Democrats who are in it aay n ine oio uemocrauo party nas farmer'e movement, and aa they will not nhanribe to the nla form and nrinoiolea of that movement they will go into the Republican party. There is aome dan- gerofthe new movement developing into a atampede from the Democratic party aa it exists in thia State at pres ent. A C3NTEAST SARAH K. BOLTON. Two nen toiled side bv side from eun to aun. And both were poot'. Both eat with children, when the day waa done, About their door. One aaw the beautiful in crimson cloud And shining moon; The other, with his head in sadness bowed, Made night of noon. One loved each tree and flower and singing bird On mount or Dlaio; No musie in the soul of one waa stir red By leaf or rain. 0o' "wAnd SSlfihISt!,ll0W The other marveled at hie Master plan. And donbt eonfeiaed. One, having heaven above and heaven below, Wasaatlified; The other, discontened, lived in woe, And hopeless died. ABVtCH TO MOTHERS. Mb. Wibslow's SooTHora Svaur should alwavr be need for children teethinc. It eoothee the ohild, eoftene the game, allaya all pain, curee wind collo, and it the beet remedy for Diar rhoea. Twenty-Bve oenta a bottle. Jaly Procress It is very important in this age of vast material progress that a remedy be - - easily taken, acceptable to the Btotnach and Ka.lthTT in titra fFa.f Possessing (these qualities. Syrup of Figs is the one perfect laxative and most gently diuretio known. The Celebrated WOOD MOWERS, KAKES and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS at , CUTLER & CO.. " NEW BERNE, N. SKNU FOR CATALOGUE. A nervous aiiection lhe man on the eve of proposal." We are on the eve of a proposal to you, but are not nervous about it. Our proposal is, buy you clothing, hats and shoes from us ana we will give vou vour money's worth fswv tima J If you are hard to fit. see our line of samples We guarantee a fit or no sale. The samples represent the stock of Rogers, Peet & Co., the largest Clothiers in New York. New lot of Stacy Adams & Co.'s $3.00 shoes, also their boys' shoes 3 to 5 at $2.00. New goods continually arriving. Nobby lino of Straw Hats just received AT HOWARD'S. Our Stock of Men's Straw Hats The shapes are is complete, I CORRECT STYLE, and we have white. thm b th b, fe d All remember our record last ppai. 1Z. SAiiintr at ahnnt nnr . ' . 7 ... . nail price. O Will (10 U10 same this season. 1SAKGAIN STOliE. Millinery! TWYq "D "R A NT. Middle St., opp. Baptist Church Having opened her NEW STOCK of I Spring and Summer Millinery Goods respectfully invites ber numerous customers and the publio generally to I call and examine her I vr -J "PI i. TTi- 111 tJW ttHU XilCgaUt J3.il LS, Flowera Ribbons, Laces, Pins, etc. be convinced that her goods are " and CheaP aa ? m I the cltTl VST DUFFY'S CROUP SY11UF Rceipe of the late Dr. Walter Duffy DIRECTIONS Dose for a child two or three years old, one teasiiooBful: lor a child three months old I ten drops; for a child six months ohl.twent I drops; for one twelve months oiu, nearly half a teaspoonful repeating these doses frequently If necessary until relief Is pro- cured. This Is to oeriuy mat l nave used Duffy Oroui Syrup In my family for over si months and I believe It to be a most excel lent remedy for eroup with children, espe daily as a preventive, our youngest child had a severe attack of croup about a year ago, Insomuch that we felt anxious about Its recovery, but was successfully treated by our physician, but thinking It probable that other attacks might follow we frequently need uuny s uroup syrup and tne cniiu nas naano marked symptoms or oroup since and I believe It Is due to the use of the Croup Syrup, and we now keep a bottle of I at our house at all times, and I cheerfully recommend It to ail. E. H. Karnum. Also very effectual in relieving coughs ana coias. rmfiKiu and bold itr K. N. DUFFY, New Bern, N. O. Wholesale Agents-McKesson & Kobldns, BIFultcn Street; Wm. H. Schlefnin A Co. 170 William street. Mew York City. TAKES THE PLACE a ti TTHTiTTm 1000 SACKS SALT -FOK- Feriilizing Purposes. 9.50 Ton F. 0. B. APPLY EARLY. E. K. BISHOP. Soda Water on Draught Today at JOHN DUNN'S. New Fountains, New Cooler, and beet of all. Glass Syrup Tanks. The ayrupa do not come In contact with any metal. Call and try it. tf Our Millinery Opening was quite a Micee.s in every particular. Those who have seen our goods pronounce them the handsomest in the city. Others ;:: invited to call and ex amine ou: varied stock. Special attractions have been secured this ee;vo;.. II. 15. DITFY. Mi-.s O. Smith, Milliner. MILLIIEEYDISPLAY I have junt fL-turced from the NORTH Eit. MAitki'.is tthere I took extra pains in selecting a nice line of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, compriEinj!; tho LA.TEST NOVELTIES in llata. Bonnets, Flo wort) and Ribbons which I will have Open To-Day and invito inspection of same by my Patrols, tud the Ueterul Public. Respectfully, Wits. S. II. LANE. Just received, a line lino of dies and Children, Silk, Lisle nd Dalbricgan Hosiery Ladies irdlea, Shopping Dags, Jersey?, ino buawls ana bcarls. Ladies md Children's Shirt-waists. Fans, ino Silk Gloves and Mitts. For no Ueutlenun we have a fine assortment of Supsenders, Under wear, Scarfs, Hosiery and Silk Handkerchiefs. The above are all samples and will be sold at New York Cost. Bmmgkii & Baxter II. J. GOODING, Eueceisor to E. II. Meadows it Co., WHOLESALE AND KETAIL Corner Pollock and Middle Sts; I'KOl'KIKTOK OF COCIIINES COUGH CURE, This preparation contains no onlum and la a curtain cure for oounhs, hoarseness, 40., and !f it does nut plk-ct a cure after taking onoliotlle, tno money will be refunded to lureiitiser. OI'TIMLS OINTMENT, for chaDDed handi and every skin trouble 1 keep every thins; In the Drug Line, and a lare and well selected stock of Toilet Ar tlolis, Soaps. Unonsres. Perfumes. I'hamnla sbluK, Hair liruslies, elo. A complete atock of Patent and 1'roprletary Medicines, Onew- ins louaccu. nun anil Mne ( ut. Hmnt ne Tobacco, good, 1'eilciue Tobacco. I m nor ted (Jlgars, an.i t lie bast oc. and luo. Cigars In North Carolina. febH-2m HOUSE FOR SALE A Bargain! A Three Story Brick Store and Dwtl. ling, with two story rear extension, on Craven street. Terms: $500.00 caeh; balance in five notes, to run 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 years res pectively, and bearing 6 per cent, interest. Apply to jm24 latp R. O. E. LODGE. For Settle! The S. H. Uray Manufacturlna Comnnnv will sell for cash at public auction at the court house door In Craven county, 8tat of North Carolina, on Monday, the fourth day of May, nt 12 111. their l'ulp and Wooden. warn wm with nil of their macalnery and tools therein, situated In Craven counlv. for further partlculai s enquire of B. li. uuay, President, mar24tdl New Berne, N. C. Furniture ! Furniture ! Furniture ! One of the Largest Stocks In Eastern North Carolina. Complete in Every Departm't Also, we now have the Agency for the celebrated Wll EEI.EK A WILHON and STANDARD HEWING MACHINES. Tb7 are the latest Improved Light Kunnlng and are unsurpassed by any machine ever placed 111 VU1B UlArJLVl. JOHN SUTER. ap!2Jwtf An Unparalleled Offer! Tor the next thirty days we will sell SOLID GOLD RIDING BOW FRAMES SPECTACLES WITH FIRST 'QUALITY LENSES AT $2,50 Per Pair! BELL THE JEWELER, at. r-f ' -,-,r
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