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E. E. HARPER,
C T.HANCOCK,
Proprietor.
Local Reporter.
Enten-d at the Pastoficc at Xcw licrru,
(A, u tecuiulclau mutter. i
A speech in favor of cremation was
' . made in the Mexican congress the other
day.
General Greek, of polar fame, thinks
that it is safer to make en Arctic ex
pendition than to undertake a trans
african journey like Mr. Stanley's.
The San Francisco Chronicle believes
that the offering of prizes lor efficiency
in the railway mail service might be ex
tended with profit to all branches of the
postal service.
A census bulletin estimates the nation
al debts of the world at $25,636,976,
000. That is enough, estimates the
San Francisco Examiner, to buy out
any nation on the globe except the United
States, Great Britian or France. It is
an amount of inconceivable vastness, and
by the side of it the American debt ap
pears insignificant.
John Bratiano, the Roumanian states
man, whose death is announced, was for
many years tn interesting figure in Euro
pean politics, and succeeded in raising
his country lrom the. rank of a dependent
principality to that of an independent
kingdom. He was not always consistent;
but as the Philadelphia Record observes,
"that has been a failing of great states
men in more important countries than
Roumania.
Russia's 3,000,000 new rifles will cost
some 20,000,000, but the excellence of
theinvestment is, maintains the NewYork
World, that it takes some Urn? to make
that many small arms, and pending their
manufacture Russia will not disturb tha
peace. About the time they are rea.ly
for use a still better gun will be invented,
and this will cause a further respite. In
vention does considerable arbitration in
its own peculiar way.
After the gangs of Chinese that were
employed in building the Canadian Pa
cific Railroad had been discharged,
nearly all of them, asserts the New York
Sun, made their way surreptitiously to
this country. We now learn that the
Chinese laborers who have been engaged
in building the Tehuantepcc railroad in
Central America are making t heir way
through Mexico to the United States. It
is thus that our Chinese population is
slightly increased from time to time.
A strange spectacle was witnessed the
other day in Cincinnati. People passing '
along one of the streets were astonished i
to see scores of women hard at work in
front of their residences with shovels and I
brooms. They had got tired of waiting ;
for the city authorities to clean their
streets, and had sallied out to do it them- ,
selves. Every speck of dirt was re- i
moved from curbstone to curbstone, and, j
highly satisfied with their work, they r;-
tired in triumph to their household af-
fairs.
A New York paper advocates the con
solidation of the city with Brooklyn and
several outlying towns on the ground
that cities with a large territory are more
healthy than those whose space is cir
cumscribed. It cites the fact that Lon
don's death rate is only 17.5 in the 1000,
while the number of deaths per acre is
eleven. The death rate of New York is
given at 26. 6 in the 1000, and the number
per acre as fifty-nine. Every one will
readily admit, Bays the San Francisco
Chronicle, that a city with plenty of el
bow room is bound to have better health
conditions, everything else being equal,
than a densely crowded one, but it will be
cifflcult to make many people understand
how the purely political act of consoli
dating several cities within a given area
is going to scatter the people now living
within the boundaries of the proposed
Sew city. Unless such a dispersion can
be effected and the crowded sections of
Hew York relieved by mean of rapid
transit or some other method consolida
tion may reduce the number of deaths
pet acre, but we venture to say that care
fully prepared statistics will show that
yithinitsold limits the mortality will
: remain as large pur thousand as it is
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lOW.S ' :' ' 1 1 i
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ECIOTITIC SCHlPS.,
Gas mast be furnished st fifty-two
cents per 1000 feet to oompcto with
electricity in lighting;.
It is thought that telephones may
tend to bring deafness when one ear
is used to the exclusion of the other.
Deafness is more prevalent among
men than among women because the
former are more exposed to tho
vicissitudes of climate.
The greatest monstrosity in chemi
cal nomenclature thus fur produced is
doubtless quinolineparamethenylbeu
zenylazoxitneparacarboxylic acid.
A lady naturalist has demonstrated
that moles are hot entirely carnivorous
by starving one until it ate oatmeal, on
which diet it afterward subsisted.
The application of the microscope
to machine shop practice, for the pur
pose of proving whether surfaces are
true, is pronounced by experts as being
the best method for obtaining accuracy
thus far suggested.
A new switch for electrical work
looks like an ordinary door-bolt.
AVIicn the bolt is thrown forward it j
makes a contact between two lugs on ;
a split copper ring. When thrown j
back the contact is completely broken
The water of the central basin Of '
the Mediterranean has been found to bo
wanner, denser, and richer in dissolved
salts than the western. While a white
disk was only visible at forty-tlire"
meters photographic plates were
affected at 500 meters.
Cobalt and nickel ores are now re
duced by a new process depending on
the action of chloride of iron. Whilc '
it ii a liltlo more expensive in its first
cost than the older methods, the re
sulting products are all marketable,
no waste being obtained.
The hygienic character of the streets
of large cities has been studied by
Signor Manfredi, who has found mud
scraped up in Naples to be almost as .r-'A D C D M C" M C
rich in bacteria as sewage. The spc- t 1 1 IN C, IN. U.
cine bacilli most frequently found i nre , Italian and American Marble and all
those of lockjaw, dropsy and cousump- Qualities of Material.
I Orders solicited and given prompt at
lt has been calculated that the clcc- ten-ion. with satisfaction guaranteed.
, - . , - ,. , . . "Terra Cbtta VaJer for Hants and .Flowers
tro-moiivc force of a bolt of lightning iurui.hed at the very lowest rates.
is about :, 600,000 volts, the current . .
about 11,000,000 amperes, nnd the
time to be about 1-20,000 part of a
second. In such a volt there is an en
ergy of 2,450,000,000 watts, or 3,281,
182 horse-power.
Experiments with strawberries indi
cate that pollen bearing is an exhaust
ive process, nnd that larger yields of
fruit as a rule may bo expected from
those varieties which produce pollen
so sparingly that a Miiull proportion
of other varieties producing pollen
abundantly must be planted with
them in order to insure a full crop.
A single hair is a Fort of history ol
the physical condition of an individual
during the time it has been growing, i
if one could read closely enough,
Take a hair from tho beard or from
the head and scrutinize it and yon
will see that it shows somo atten
uated places, indicating that at some
period of its growth the blood supply
was deficient from overwork, anxiety
or under feeding.
I Anastasius, the chief of the famous
Mule vs. Wild Boar. ' r"'eLk briS'",ds- whoso cheerful habit
Tig-sticking is a great sport in Brit. is 10 kiJnaP harmless travelers nnd
ish India, where the bold Briton is kccP ,hc,n 0,1 8ho, t commons until a
never happy unless he is killing some- ' rll80n P'l'd, is described as a type
hing. Mounted on fine horses or j of Vfcct Greek beauty, a very culti
mules, a party of gentlemen will sally ; valcJ lna" who speaks four languages
forth, armed with spears and accom- and lias tlie manners of courts,
pauied bv native servants to chase the
wild boar. A little beating of the 1 11 is re,"arked hY 1,10 lector or
bush soon starts up one or two fine ' Exl,losive8 in Eg'a''. 1 fifteenth
specimens of the bris.lv animal with a"""!l1 rcpoi-r, that the number of
the tusks, and away goes the party in
hot pursuit.
, , , , . i
linvn hnnn rnunr it
When the boar
and impaled, luncheon is spread in a
convenient junglo where there arc nc
tigers and snakes, and tho Britisbcu
return homo happy at the close of a
day of British "sport" divided in the
usual way violent exercise, a heavy
ineal, a long rest.
On one occasion recently a British
offieers who was mounted on a Heel
mule, was close to the wild boar when
tho animal bolted into the mule's leg,
bit her savagely and then fled again.
The mulo screamed. In a minute
she had deposited the British officer
on the dirt; then kicking out vigor-
ously five or six times as if to see thai !
she was "all there," sho lit out after I
the unfortunate pig at lightning speed,
fury in her eye and vengeance in the
crook of her ear.
Tho race was not long. The unhap
py wild boar felt Hint ho had exasper
ated a relentless enemy. He was soon
winded, and the mule, coming up to
him, caught him by the backbone with
he, teeth, crunchod htm, throw hfin
over her head and kicked viciously al
him as ho fell dead behind her. Easl
Indian boars after this will probably
naW UJP W ma mule." 'r .
fiirht shv of thn mulo. V.
A GREAT BAff GAINI
327 ACRES
Wlli SOU) AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE!
A VALUABLE PLANTATION situ
ited on (the South side of tho Neuse
river, three and-a-half miles from the
City of New Berne, N. C. One hundred
and twenty-five acres cleared.
Good land, tuilabfe for TrurX-inQ, Tubace
Raiting, or any kind of farming.
The balance, two hundred and two
acres, heavily timbered with pine, oak,
cypress, and other kinds of timber.
It is also line Grazing Lund.
Good dwelling, outbuildings, and a
fine orchard. It lias a fine FISHERY
fronting half mile on the beach, where
there are high banks of marl that can
never be exhausted, from which vessels
can load with ease.
It is a very beautiful and healthy lo
cation, presenting a near view to the
passing vesseis and the A. & N. C.
Railroad. For terms apply to
P. TRENWITH,
Opp. Hotel Albert, 1EW BERKS, I. C.
JOE K. WILLIS,
PROPRIETOR OF
Marble Works
I nVERLL mn
f OUTWEARS ALL OTHERS
Then lan't It the twist and moit economi
cal? ir Mr. Slow buys an untested article
and haa to paint our times tn a brief period,
and you buy the " Avert 11 " und paint, but
once, do you not nave 75 ? Avertll Paint
has a beautiful lufitre; It Improves theap
pearance anil increased the value of your
buildings, n has been tested bv time, for
It's been In ue Xt year. Sample card of
fashionable tints and positive proof of the
durability of Averill Paint to any address.
SEELEY BROTHERS, 92 Burling Slip, New
York. Sold by
Tea that inuy truthfully bo called
gtlt-edged, some Golden Tip tea from
Ceylon, was sold at auction for $125
a. pound in London a few weeks ago.
In proportion to its sizo Colorado
Springs is probably the richest town
in the United States. One singl0
street contains the residences of twenty-one
millionaires.
deaths by accident among 10,000 per
eons engaged in tho manufacture of
explosives amounted li.st vcar onlv to
eight. For tho seven jears before the
Explosivo Acts came into operation
there was an average of thirty-nine
deaths annually in this manufacture,
although the number employed was
very much smaller.
Tho Supremo Court of Illinois held,
in tho case of Bolaudcr vs. Peterson,
that a gcncMc name, or one merely
descriptive of tho article made or sold,
or its qualities, ingredients or charac-
I tcrislics, and which may bo employed
truthfullv bv other makers or dealers
is not entitled to protection as a trade
mark, and that words designating a
trade indicating fiat a particular class
of goods is dealt in cannot bo exclu-'
sivcly appropriated by one as a trade
mark or a name. In this case it was
held that the words "Swedish snuff
store," or "magazine," could not bo
protected.
r.ucnuriiftine tne Wit Man.
Parent (sorrowfully) This is a very
poor testimonial you bring home this
week. I hope that vou will do better
next week, Johnny,
Johnny That's" right, pa. Keep
.,.au uyyot uv,--:.nwr fay tMB,.y,.-r-n
sun upper up. merer say die.
Ii. H. CUTLER., r
New-Berne, N. O. m
.a
PROFESSIONAL.
DR. C. K. BAG BY,
Surgeon Dentist,
Office, ilidd Strtet, opp. Baptitt CnttrcA,
WKWBEE. W. C
P. H. PELLETIEB,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
AND MONEY BROKER.
CrareD Street, T Journal Offia.
specialty made iu negotiating small
loaua for short Cj-.
Will Ipractic In the Counties of Craven,'
Carteret, Jones, Onslow and Pamlion.
otrUuiUMl States Court at New Berne, and
Supreme Court ot the State.
DR. J.D.CLARK,
DENTIST,
NEW BFRNE, N. C.
i e"01lice on Craven Street, between
Tollock and Broad.
j. Yi.ett. thoi. dniil. vice-race,
c. h. noatRTS, cmii.
The National Bank
OF NEWBERNE, N. C.
1MCOKPOUATED I SUA.
Capital, - . $100,000
Surplus Profits, - 86,700
DIRECTORS.
I as. A. Bryan,
Chas. S. Bryan.
G. H. RoBERiS.
Thos. Daniels. !
J. H. Hack burn.
Alex. Miller.
L. Harvey.
GREEN, FOY & CO.,
BANKERS,
Do a General Banking Easiness.
NEW BANKING HOUSE.
Middle Sired, l,th Door below Hotel Albert.
NEW BERNE, N. C.
Fast Passenger and Freight Line between
NEW BERNE,
Eastern North Carolina Points, and all Con
nections of the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
INCLUDING
New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Bal
timore and Boston.
The ONLY Trl-Weekly Line Out ot
New Berne.
The New and Elegantly Equipped Steamet
ISTEUSE,
Sails from New Berne
H0NDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS,
AT FIVE P. M.,
Stopping at Roanoke Island ech way and
ibruiitiK clow connection with the
Norfolk Southern Railroad.
The Eastern Dispatch Line, consisting of
the Wilmington S. S. Co., Norfolk Southern
It. It., New ork, I'hila. and Norfolk It. UM
and Pennsylvania It. It., form a reliable and
rcgulur line, offering superior facilities for
quick passenger and freight transportation.
No transfer except at Elizaheth City.Jat
which point freight will be loaded on can to
go through to destination.
Direct nil Roods to be shipped via Eastern
Carolina Dispatch daily as follows:
From New York, by I'enua. It. It., Pier 27,
North Itivrr.
From Philadelphia, by Phila., W. and Balto.
11. It., DockSL Station.
From Hnltimore, by phila., AVil. and Balto.
It. H., President St, Station.
From Norfolk, by Norfolk Southern R. R.
From Boston, by Merchants A Miners Trans-
portation Co.; New York and New England
flST Rates as low and time quicker than by
any other line.
For further information apply to
W. H. JoTClt, (Gen'l Freight Traffic Aifent.
Gko. Stki-iiuns, Division Freight lAeent
P. W. 11. R. It., Philadelphia.
B. B. COOKE, Oon'l Freight Agent N. Y-
P. AN. R. R., Norfolk, Va.
II. C. HUDOIN. General Freight A cent N. S.
K. B,, Norfolk. Va.
GEO. HENDERSON, Aflairr,
Newhernej N. C
cTrfle's N. "a Freisht Lfne.
Steamers G. H. Stout, Defiance & Vesper
On and after February 1st, 1891, this
line will make regular
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIPS
Baltimore and New Berne
Leaving Baltimore for New Berne. WED
NESDAY, SATURDAY, at 6 P M.
Leaving New Berna for Baltimore. TUES
DAY, SATURDAY, at 6 P if.
EerrtutalB and Shlijen, Tab lotlca.
This is the only DIRECT tine oat of New
Berne far Baltimore without change, stopping
only at Norfolk, connecting then tor Boston,
Providence. PMIadelphU. Richmond, and all
points North, East and West. Making close
connection tor ail pdints by A. 4 N, C, Rail
road and River out of New Berne.
Agents are as follow;''
Rkubsh Foster, Gen'l Manager,
80 Light St., Baltimore,
Jab. W. MoCarStck, Agent, Norfolk, Va.
W. P. Clyde A Co., Philadelphia, li South
wharves.
New York and Balto. Trans. LIne.lPler ,
North river.
E. Simpson, Boston, S3 Central wharf,
8. II. Rockwell, Providence, R. I.
Ships leave Boston, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
" NewYork dally.. , '
" " Balto.. Wednesdays ft Saturdays.
" " Philadelphia, Mondays, Wednes-
days, Saturday., v j , ,
" " Providence, Saturdays. :'. ;
Through bills lading given, and rate gaar.
anteed to all point at th diflersut offloes o(
the eompaniesj-':.v;'f,:!;,i'1'v":i'M- i-i,; n-:-i
VST Avoid Breakage of Bulk emd Shi
via iV CA'liMm' W-k
t.VisJf 1W awnM gy J
& Q. QUA?, Agray K(W Bsnt, ItO
for Infants
astaTUksewI adapted toclxlldnataat
I raaoaamaad It as superior to aay BMrlpiaa
suntosw.'' H. A. Aacna, K.
111 Sa. Oxford St, Broosya, K, T. .
ThasanaT'CastoriasoaBrnrstJaasI
ka assilss so wi-:i knewa that it aaema a work
est sosMrsrofaOon toeadona ik Few arath
twllira iamiU who ao aot taap Castor ta
wftsila asanrraaoh."
Cabvm lUansv D. D., -
Maw Torn twy.
Lata faster Btoomlngn'tla Rsfonaad Caswca.
Tn Carf aim
THE jj
URHAM
Land and Improvement Go.
DURHAM, N.C.
J.S.CARR,
"resident
A HOST LIBERAL and REMARKABLE W?
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The "Consolidated" Controls ;
.snah. aess. nssssn TM t'-V.
285 ACRES
Of Land immediately adjoining The Campus of Trinity College, which has been
surveyed into
LOTS 50 BY 140 FEET.
The Lots are well located and are situated upon
Streets 60 Feet Wide with a Rear Alley of 20 Feet.
Tho location is admirable for Stores, Restaurants and Dwelling. Person desiring to
" buy or build," in order to educate their boys can do no better
than buy one or more of these lots.
IT 19 THE PURPOSE OF THE CONSOLIDATED TO OFFER, for the present onlr.
800 OF THESE LOTS,
and to guarantee that when the 800 Lots are sold, to erect npon Rome suitable portion rf
the property, Aifficieutly far removod from the residential portion, one modernly-bullt,
well-equlnped Cotton Factory, to cost $100,000, and to supply the Cotton Factory with
a CASH WORKING CAPITAL of $Oa,0O0, making total outlay for
COTTON FACTORY, $125,000
One K<tlr.g Mill for the manufacture of Hosiery, Uiulrrorar, Ac to cost 90,000.
and to supply the Knitting Mill with a CASH WORKING CAPITA!,
of 29,000, making total outlay for
KNITTING EtilLL, $15,000
A GUAM)
200,000 IN IMPROVEMENTS
T W W W W in the line of Indastrlil EaUrsrlse UDon ths Drooart.
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TO EVERY
of $400 of this magnificent property, the "CONSOLIDATED" will
FIVE SHARES, PAR
Present
full paid and
THREE SHARES. PAR
) full paid and
v aet
Making a return to each Purchaser of $400 o f
Property, of $200, well invested in Gooo
Industrial Enterprises.
For every dollar invested in West End Town Lota, adjoining the Trtalty Caftom
property, the purchaaer roalixes 60 pe-r cent, in FirstrC'laas Industrial kjitarpriaaa, wksess
will enhance the value of hia investment.
The "CONSOLIDATED" confidently bcMeve that ths above I th moat Mbaral aM
at the same time the most legitimate offer that haa come before tit public. Ia net tb
offer Is oo liberal that we do not hesitate to say that In our opinion, th opportunity will
be promptly taken advantage of by those who have been waiting for th BfcwT, or
persona desiring to secure first-class educational advantage for their Boys, on lae aaoat
advantageous terms.
Maps showing the property and Price List of ths lota cheerfully fnmlthaft on
application to R. H. WRIGHT, Secretary, DURHAM, N. C
REMEMBER
that every purchMse of $400 carries eight shares of Stock la two well Equipped Industrial
Enterprises par value of 200. a POINTER.
In buying a lot yon aro also making an Investment, the Dividends npon whioh will
most likely aid materially to educate your boys. , .
A HINT.
The building of two iar?e Industries upon the Property, and the completion of Trinity
College ought largely to enhance the value of the lots.
A SUGGESTION.
Now Is the time to purchane. The lots may all be gone ir you wait, and you wiH miss
the opportunity of buying r.-om first hands. , .-
NEXT!
Prof. W. H. SHEPARD
knd Competent ssslstants in th toosorial art
will giv you t,
Hair Cut for - - 20 Cents.
fharnpoo - - 20 "
hVS) m m -10
8AST0X H3USE BARBER SHOP.
NEW BERNE. N. C.
THE
EST
CllltLCURE.
CHEAPEST MEDICI BIE KITOWir
CONSIDERING QUAtlTY AND SIZE OF DOSE.
IT WILL A.1,80 OTJHB1
BILI0USNE88, - DYSPEPSIA,
' asd oaaomo ooKarirATioif.
R. BERRY,
tJlWiu n t
(New Berne,; - ,
N. C
and Children.
us fBx OocaslfiiBlloa. ' '
sVwfiiocBaeaSiartaota.kructatloa, 1
Kills Warasa, gives Itaap, aad prowotas A- .
trUbowtaajariMsii
ytars I ha rieisaa
J"ar 4 Mtoria. ' aaa shall always ewnaaua to
ao so m it kas iavariably prodisMA 1
Kawnr.FABBwB.lt D, . -Th
wTBthrop," ISSUt ttrast and Tta Av ;
XewTorkOts;.
Cotrrjurr, ff stoasu Bruorr, JtW Taac
CONSOLIDATED
A. B.ANDREWS, R.H.WRIGHT,
Vice-President. Bec'y and Treuum.
TOTAL 07
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PURCHASER
VALUE $33 PEtt BRAKE. . tlU
non-assessable In the f "Uon Factory, aa
VALUE I PER 8HABE. Sttl
non-assessable in lbs Knitting Hill,
Boot and Shoe. Maker,
:''!:--?.B:'.
All Styles of Boots and Shoes madi ; v'
to order and on Short notlo. '
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY, '
N. ARPEN, v'
CBAYE1 ST., opposite lonnul : Officii
K. R. JONES ; J
HEAVY AND LIGHT , ry
GROCERIES.
LoriUarA and Gall ft v x' SnaO,,;
Sold al Manufacturers' Price.
Dry. Goods & Notions;
Full 6toekand Large Ataertmenit, ,
- Prices at low as the Lowest.
Cell and Examine my Stook.1
$ yl Satlsfaetlen Guaranteed.
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