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Journal. JtlJDj A VOL. X1.-NO. 251 NEW BERNE, N. C. TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1893. PRICE 5 CENTS; Daily BUSINESS LOCALS. of the Senate id the forenoon ,- r ..: ..,, --. . ln tne preaeBce of both ' H?yE Ct 0. VaKtTde' Hoaees, the President and Cabinet -market dock. jl8 dwlw. the Diplomatio Corps, the Jastioea ' riOLUMBlATJICTCLEB. More money, of the Supreme oonrt and . Vbrains, (kill and patience are expended aBemblage of citizens - in Keeping UP tueir. . Ulu - liauumu ti ' excellence than of all other wheels com V bined, . Price $110. to $160. Cash or installment. Art Catalogue tree, dlltf. W.T. HILL & CO, ' - Sold Agents. QO To Street' Horse Store for Livery. a large , , l d I ' 1?!..- T1 , lit nui veieuraieu oauuiunu iu .. . h) h i-j.l,Hsi 1 Habana Cigars. Bix for Twenty-five t0 tbat ,n WDlc& cent at 0. 0. Gbijek'b Druo dtorb. DOT 8-8m. ' - V jpraE roadster's1 at Street's horse store. Thb Senate has exhibited some thing more of an economical spirit than the Dome. Later it may be that the boot wrtl be on the other foot. Thus the system of daring two hoaxes is shown to be inperior power is Tistd only in one body. We do not admire a niggardly disposi tion, but economy nd frugality are always to be practised by those who are trustees for the people and News and TTSlV DUFFY'S COUGH KILLER U i,nm (Inturlia Dnlrln Horn Throat. ete:" Excellent in all affections of the manage their concerns Throat and Lung, inducing healthy ac- Observer ion' or the mucous memorane. Booming .. a. At Tn nM i wmTavniPTl ana Dealing iue ismno. um ui.ii.vi . . . r XTTMaTri ' and gbbmiotdb. Prices, 10c, 25c. and LQljAL lNllAVS. r ooe. per Dome. ELEGANT Saddlers at Street's Horse Store.- CERTIFICATE of Stock. No. 21, firnt series Now Berne Building and Loan .Association having been lost, notice is iharnhv irivcn that implication will no made for a duDlicatc. (UBlin BANDRUFF, Itch, Manire, ami nil Skin Diseases cured by the use ot Duffy's Itoh Ointment. For sale by : . F- S. Duffy, Druggist. residence lor NEW AD VER TI8EMENTS. Howard. Big Ike Postponed! Prof. W. U. Skinner ocal Music. M. Hnhn & Cn Iloraes and mules. THE POOR ASD IEEDT. Considerable Suffering - Principally Among the Colored Population. New Berne Fair Premium List. Class I. Flericultural Department. Geo. Hbndbrsoh, Dikxctor. Committee in Chsrgt. Mrs. Geo. N. Ives. Misses Came Majhew and Bessie TilOUR ROOMS in my J Rent. Also Good OKGAN for sale dec2tt T lie lowest temperature yesterday 11, the highest 23 1-2. Tiiere waa fine skating at the mouth of Jacksmith creek Yesterday. Hie ic.o was three inches thick. A hundred men and a few ladies were out highly ei))ojing it. A story bus become current about Vuncnboro that Mr. Hill Humphrey whb drowned while skating. The story is without foundation. ,Thc ice hat not been thick enough for Big Ike to even venture IT ISH. Sacramental, Port and BcupperT on it OA none Wines for sale by . gJJAS. Kbdmond Mrs. M. M. Hankp. Wanted Mrs. W.l B. Ti OAJtDERS rv - : . ... . . , i ... i... -M Smith will taKe ft tews.uoariicrs or lei 'rooms after Not. 80. Apply at resi dence Oaksmith building, East Front :" State. All delegates appointed to tbe Road Congress are requested to meet at thu city lWkKlRTe.imt ur7 eiDresslv for l"18 ""oou aC o cock lor a con- throat and lung diseases, tor salo by ferencc. It is desired that every one be Jas. Rkdmohd. pres. at whether they can attend the UTFT'S Malt Whiskey for Medicinal meeting at Raleigh er not. -'Iiae, for tale by The R. T. W. Circle of King s Son's ill meet at the Y. M. C. A. hall to-nicht TTHnrrADI Jano Mineral jwater the Lt g o'clock, to take a collection ' In His u. im natural apencni. r ur nine uj Jas. Redmond. PVUa Oom Whiskey for sale by r Jas. Redmond. 'TVtJFF Gordon Imported Sherry, for . JLf tal by JAS. KKDMOND. Name" for tbe suffering. Every member is requested to come and bring something Will also receive members. A telegram received by M; Gyo. Hen derson, agent of the E. C. D. line yester day announces that Ui. Albemarle is fast in the ice--effectually blocked at Buff Point 13 miies below Elizabeth City. IMPORTED Holland Gin. Burkes Bass Al and Burke' Guinness Stout, -.for ale hf Jas. Redmond. 'Mi'&'iCjK Ann CJQA-118 at very low figures She bas been there sinca Thursday f-Krl; lvyvUfof wholesale and retail Th Board of Directors of the X Y. M. C. A. at their meeting last Friday night A ABMTT8 Cognac Brandy used very decided to hold another meeting Friday Jas. Redmond. in the tick room. Jas. For sale by Redmond. TIB biggest spell hinder is the o!d spell, which has left many a train snowbound. '.'v-0' nigbt 20th at 8 o'clock. It is hoped that every member will be ready to report, at finished the work which has been as aigned tbom. The results of their work to far has been encouraging. Mr. E. II. Mcsdows, Chairman of the Relief Committee appointed by the meet ing at the court house last night requests the different benevolent societies of the. city which are in need of fundi for the prosecution of the work to apply to the committee at 10 o'clock this morning at the court bouse. We are daily receiving names for the It having been found that the cevere cold weather was causing nnutual suffer ing among the poor people, special effort were made yesterday for their immediate relief. Three subscription list were plac d one at tbe post-office, one at tbe Joubnal office and the other at Messrs. Nunn & McSorley's for immediate con tributions. Donations were taken and distribution! made by a committee ap pointed by Dr. J. D. Clark, president of the Y- M. C. A. About flftn families were supplied. The working committee wta composed of Messrs. E.E. Harper, T. G. Wilkinson D. F. Jarvis and James Gatkint. Matin. Clarke and Wilkinson, werespecialy r.el ous in the work. Those subscribing were: Holland 4 Jsrvis, $5.00; J. M. Howard, $1.00; P.H. Pellctier,$l; Dr. J. D. Clark, $1; Maj. Daves,$l. W. E. Clarke, $5; Thos. G. Wilkinson, 50 cents, Mrs. P. A. Gtikins, f 3: C. T. Watson, tS; B. G. Credle, SI; King's Daughter's, 5; Miss Minnie By nuin, 42 cents, Journal office, two loads ot wood.W.E. Clarke, two cords ot wood, Sam K. Eaton, $2; Smallwood & Slover $5: . John Huger, SI; Geo. W. Neal, 50 cents, collected by Miss Maud yette, SH.60; W. II. Chadbutn ciish. 75 cents. A. number of cases were found, where there wns urgent need, but Mayor Uanly who hid been investigating, concludes that this is not general. There teems to have been tome apprehension of th spell and preparation in tome degree for it. Public Meeting. At a call by private citizens a public meeting was held st th court house latt night to take steps towards providing for the needy in the city who hav been suffering from tbe continued cold spell. Mr. W. II. Oliver was made chairman of the meeting and S. R. Ball, secy. Af ter prayer by Rev. R. A. Willi, a com mittee of fifteen was appointed with power to solicit aid andappoint suh-com- mittecs for each ward. The following subscription! were inv mediatc'y takan up and Mayor Maaly wai requested to call a mass meeting at tbe city hall tonight for a coatinnsnc of the work: E. H. Meadows, James Redmond, T. A. Green, M. H. Sultan, J. W. Mesic, I. W. Eubank, col, J. H. Crabtree ft Co J. K. Willis, fertilizer or lime distributor, manure spreader in operation, bark mill, bone mill and cane mill, evaporator, collection of wood and willow ware, churn, fruit peeler, fruit dryer, dough kneaker, rat Whltford, Mr. C. L. Ives, Miss Hafinah I and mouse trap, printing press in opera Clark, Mrs. J- A- Meadows, Mrs. F. C. tion. stump-puller and brick and dram Roberts, Mrs. J. A. Simpson, Misses I tile machine. Mamie Hay and Norma Cox, Mrs. J. R. I Diplomas in this department are ton B Caraway, Mrs. B B. Davenport, Mrs. many to enumerate. 1 hey will be for the N 8 Richardson, Mrs. J. J. jWolfendon, best traction engine in operation, vertical Mrs. M- D- Nelion, Mrs. O. H. Gmon. engine for light work, steam plow in Hote All cut flowers competing for I operation, water ram, gas engine, model premium tmwt be placed on exhibition of engine in operation, spark arrester on the first day of the Fair and remain adopted to any engine: best speci-.nen there until the Fair eloses. each of numerous vtnetic of plows, cnl- Largest and best collection of distinct I tivators. planters, diggers, mills, riding varieties of green house plants, not leu vehicles, oarts, wagons, pintry and dairy than 15 varieties $8; tecond best do. $5; implements, contrivances for shipping, best collection of cut flower not less than i 10 varletiw $5; second do. $3; third do. i $2; largest and best displty of geraniums $4; belt display of blooming geraniums $; do. primrose $3; do. hyaclDtbs $8; baadtomest display of blooming plants $4; second do. $3; best display of wild flowers and mosses $2; second do. $1, best and most varied display of out door I Ac. I.tft Satiny Exhibit. Best model ot life gboats anil saying $50; second do. $25: third do. $15. Class K. Department of Mineralogy, Conchology, Botany, 4c. Geo. H. Roberts, Director. Mtnerahgy. Diploma! will be given for best tpeci '4 V s POLITICS makes strange bed fellows; bnt the strangest, sleep mates of the vear are the rival Kansas legislators, napping around on chairs. .Th whole harbor of New York ' baa been iceboond since VYednes- .. day. and tbe Chief part of this special Fair edition of the .JoriiNAi ' Continent bas been as Utterly shut -Several excellent lists came in Saturday. i. OUtM if, Chandler's) Immigration We are very glad to receive them and ' bill had passed the Senate. ,ad al8 note that " SCBt in tn f" . -1 1 i . have had jhe full address very plainly " LIST Joly, at ChioagO, Tammany written, We will begin mailing them V led the profession In Opposition to 1 Wednesday. Let us know of your friends " Cleveland's nomination. It is now whom you would like to have a copy. - aid that Tammany will lead the Mr. O. Ma-ks residence narrowly . brooesaion In the big Inauguration "Ped being consumed by fire Sunday oarade at Washington on Maron U,B"1 'ft fourth. - Wm. B. Clarke, Junes Redmond, G. K. Bagby, J. E. Latham, W. H. Oliver, Matt Manly, Total B5.00 25.00 15.00 10.00 5.00 2.00 6.00 5.00 10.00 15 bush. meal. 1.00 5.00 2.00 5.00 It caught in the parlor from the grate being too near the wood work. Mr. Marks being annoyed by dispepsia Am unknown English friend has arose about 1 o'clock to take a dose of . . teat Mr. Cleveland ft pair Of gloves I medicine for it and thus discovered the for vhloh tbe customs officer at "JTew York notifies nim he must cava 60 Dsr cent duty. To have to pay a 60 oents duty on a 91.00 pair ojf gloves is calculated to "rile' veu a Presidentelect, nod will smoke which had filled the parlor and was spreading over toe bouse, lt was a lucky case of dyspepsia. Rev. E. W. Smith of Greensboro ably presented tbe pressing need for State Mission woik in North Carolina at th Presbyterian chfrch Sunday morning. only make hlrt all the better tariff nu reiD(U.kg were of the intense8t intcregt reformer. $125.00 ing slate, potter clay, glass-sand, plumba go, pig iron, marl. &c, and for the belt collection each of copper ores, gold, building stones, coals. 4c. Cimchobgy. Best specimens ot shells and corals, diploma. IM'iity. Best collection of native wood of North Carolina, ornamental and useful. properly labelled, giving its locality, the i'scs to which it is applied una its value to tht mechani arts, together with an arranged list of the same. $10. Arch6oogy. Best collection of articles of curiosity, of interest in connection with the history of North Carolina $5. Best anil largest display ofdrrssrd lum ber $15. 1ntie. For the best braBS band, open to all. $100: second do. $50: third do. $'M. Public Meeting and Relief Committee, At the request of the following com mittee, E. H. Meadow, K. R. Jones.W E. Clarke, R. G. Moseley, T. A. Green Wm. M. Watson. Jas. Redmond, I. W, Eubank, J. A. Meadows, S. R. Ball, J.D, Clark, M. H. Sultan, W. G. Brinson, G H. Roberts, Geo. H. rfWhite, Thos. Dan iels J. B. Lane, O. Marks, J. A. Bryan, C. T. WaUon, i a mas meeting of the citizen of New Berne called for this evening at eight o'clock, at tbe-city ball, for the purpose of supplying mean for the releif of our suffering fellow citizens. M. Manit, Mayor. The committee appointed, it request ed to meet thit morning at the court house, at ten o'clock. E. H. Meadows, chm. spring flower $2; handsomest display of mens of iron ore, landstone, granite, roof- blooming calls lillies $8; do. other varie ties of hi lies $2; do. chnsanthcums $2; do. begonias $4; best display of palms $2; do. fems $2; for the most choice and rare plant $2. Ornamental Arrangements ior Plant. Best ca:h, rustic stand with growing plants $2: hanging basket $1; best and largest boquet of choice flowers moit tastefully arranged $2. Dried Oratset and Leave. Best collection of tsitcfully arranged and correctly named forest leaves $1; best pair of boquets ot native grasses, not less than SO varieties $1; best and lar gest display of growing ornamental trees. plants, bulbs, evcrgreent, etc.. by one ex hibitor $5. Note. All premiums awarded to rmkers or growers of articles. Taxtdermy. Beet and most varied display $25: sec- ond4do. $10. Curia DepwvnxtM. Committee on curiosities. Mrs. M. M. Nash, Mr. E. M. Duguid, Mrs. C. E. Foy, Mrs. Wm. Lorch, MisBes Mattie Clark, Katie Daniels and Rosa Cox. Note. Premiums in this department will b awarded according to merit. Clsse. J. Machinery and Mechanic Arts. Notes. All articles must be entered and cards obtained from tbe Secretary of the Association. A Machinery Hall bas been erected for the protection of machinery. r All article mutt be ready for exhibition y 9 o'clock a. m., the first day of the Fair, and all exhibitor are urged to com mence their arrangements in time as no article not ready for exhibition by that hour will be allowed compete for a pre mium, unless the delay is caused by some unavoidable circumstance." Machines, implements, et., not enu merated in any of the Classes of this De partment, will be received for exhibition, and if deemed ot lufficient merit the Judge will enter them in their books, that tht Chief of the Department may re port the same for further action. Judges of Awards will report tor duty to the Superintendent promptly at 10 o'clock a. m., each day of the Fair. Sttam and EydrauUt Machinery. Best each, (team engine, not lets than 10 hone powtr, manufactured in North Carolina; mutt be in operation and may be used in driving machinery during tbe exhibition, $10; exhibit of railway and machinist supplies $8; taw mill in oper ation, sold medal; best each encrino on wheel for agricultural purpose other light work (not less than six, Ipst POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar bakinir powder Highest of all in loavenimr strength. Latest United States Govbrnheht Food Report. Rovai. Baeinu 'I'owdkh Co. 105 Wall 8t.,N. Y. NOTICE. Hardware. HEATING STOVES. RANGES. Also the Famous FARMER GIRL ' COOK STOVE FOB BAliB DT . P. M. DBANEY, ftoatk Front St., New Berne, V.JO, t dl8dwlra COLUUBIA BICYCLES Acknowledred Best in the World. Record Mile in 2 Minutes 2 3-5 Seconds. W. T. HILL, Agent, NBW BBRNB, N. C. tf Eoi.auol Fl.lier Having withdrawn from the Firm of F18MKK, JOHNSON A CO ' know all men by these presents that tbe bualnMi will b earrlad on at the old stand DDder tbe arm nana of FI8HBB JOHN SON. All debts dn the old firm and all debu da by them will be utlled by the new Arm Bolloltlnf aeontlnnanoe or the patronage heretofore reeelved by ns. We remain, yours truly. JOHN H. K18I1KR. W M. H. JOUNBON Jen l.i. lod River Side House, South Front Street, near Whitty's Ffard warn Hioie, NEW BEKNE, N. C- Permanent and 1 rausicut Board. I Irst-ClaHS Iftble' l'niila Servants ! New Clean Beds ! Whou you come to the city lion t fail to oall on us. Stables and sliclteis opecial airaiiKomenls mnd or accom modation of visit rs to the I air- Koonis can he engaged in advar.co. Meals served at all hours Metis, 15 to 2Sc. Lodging, 25c V. V. BASDKN. JlOdwiMarl Proprietor J. 1 BUM, Pr. THOS. DiHIRLI, Nm Frt& . I lOBEKTt, foikitr. The National Bank, 0P NEW BERNE, IT. 0 Incorporates 1886. Capital, Surplus Prcflts, $100,000 DIBEOTORfi. Jab. A. Bryan. Tbos. Dajtbbu. Ohab, 8. Butar. J. H. HACXaoaa, Jno Dunn, l. Habvbt. Q. U. ROBBBTf . ' The bonanza miners and their attorneys in Congress' predict rnln If tbe Government should cease to pun'aaae their product ofdepreolat irj silver and to make It.a basis of the carreney..-Vitb eqnai propneiy lecture Wednesday night the Government might De sstea w street M. E.- Church. on parc'-iJe all tbe corn , and whisky ("Music Made Easy" and will in connect r i t ha oonnlrv and issue naDer tion with tha lecture gbre on lesson in because of the sturtlin.7 revelation that they made of tbe destitution of gospel instruction in parts of our own State. After he was through $438 .was raised tt the contribution ot the New Berne church to the work for tbe year. . Prot. W.. a. Bkiuuer will deliver a iu Hancock the subject :cat s in payment. vocal musle without any charge. Every one it invited totttend. At the clots of JrjDOJ WINSTON has deolded I the lesson he will organiio a class in i r o part of the poll tai ean be 1 vocal music for s course of twelve lessons, Hod to the. support of the Prof, Skinnw hat the happv faculty' of ' !iers as Sgainst tbe tohoollj- but iPrting other the': knowledge he t th. .nnronrUtUn ni nart' t,t poMease. snd thofe who become mein . . ., . .,....lbersof thit class will noloubt be amply spoil tax to disabled soldiers I .... y be snstained hs provision 'a eodsr tlis ""Constitution for ' roor. An appeal, however, bas ! i ( ' j to the Sapreme Oonrt s":caot of the funeral icv r the remains of tbe ' t Itena, t , t; 1 any bsiincs repaid for the little trouble and expense I they may undergo in taking the leston. Honor Roll. w'"v.'".. ''':, :- Tbe following eonttitutet tht honor roll of the New Berne Collegiate Institute for month of December: ? Missel Rola Dall, ' Parthenta Hunter, either nonse Man,ie '"V1? siaitnewa, ivuoy uanieio. varne uenarrn Klira Elmmont, Aleph Cason, Lizzie F.llit ; Ve O kill and Alice Ppencer. TT. N. r.or-er, Jmr V " H llean Thomas. The New York Trade schools, of which Mr, John Stanley Thomnt ef this city was recently elected Dean bad their utual opening exerci.es ou the 4th of January (it being the beginning of their twelfth season) and at that time Mr. Thomas de livered his laaiinral aildre.s. The Metul Worker a leading Trade Journal of the United States published both in New York and Chicago gav i its next issue a four column account of the exercises and it paid Mr. Thomas the high compliment of publishing his speech on the occasion in full. We aro well pleased to learn that Mr. Thomas success thus far in his work kss exceeded any anticipation of the founder of the institution. A diold Medal for Foreman Barring-ton. l lie Atlantic steam n.c engine com pany has presented its foreman Mr. W. D. Barrington,l a very handsome gold charm, lt was supplied by our young jeweller, Mr. A. B. Hibtisrd and was made to special order. On the front of the medal an eagl sur mounts a fireman's belt, which has on it "Atlantic 9. F. Eng. Co. No. 1." The belt encirclas a fine representation of the Silsby engine. The reverse side of tbe medal bear the (ascription "Presented to W. D. Barring ton in appreciation of services rendered as foreman, Jany ltt 1898. i ue nrm uereioioru existing as I ar sons & Basdeu has boon dissolved, J. B Parsons' retiring and C. U. Ua.sden re maining in oliarge. AH claims hold by the former mauagoment are required to be settled with the present owner, C. (J Basden. Attention, Housekeepers ! Look To Tour Interest. By calling at the store of ILEX. fllJLLhK, on (Broad street. The entire stock will be sold CHBAT FOR CASH. Choice Groceries, Crockery, China, Glassware, &c and all articles necessary in house-keep eg. ti. u. lUJUU.lt 1. )8 tf Agent NOTICE ! ! MOIEY TO LOAN at 4 Fer Dsn'. UTERES ON ElOUT YK AllS" TIME. Come yourself and learn tbe oartiou lars. We loan on Iieal Estate security De it in town or in the country. Apply to ISAAC II. SMITH j!8 iy Gen'l Mitr.. New Berne, N. C Coming and Going. Rev. E. W. Smith, Synodieal Agent of home mission who ha been at work in tbe city in behalf of tht course he repre sents left yesterday morning for hit home in Greensboro. Mrs. Edmond Strudwick of Norfolk who has been visiting relative in the city left returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hal lock who have been spendtng the first part of the winter in this city left to spend the remainder of it in Washington, D. C. ' Mr. JohnB. Broadfoot, of Fayette ville it visiting her relative in the city. Mr, Arthur Duguid left to enter Davis Military School, Winston. Mitt Carie Rosenthal, of Raleigh, Mr. Wm. Rosenthal of Kisnton, Mr. and Mrs. Sam 'I. Loeb, of Harrisonburg, Va. and Mist B. Ilarrit, of Montreal, Canada, ar rived latt night to visit the family of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Markt aed Mr. ' and Mr. MortitMarka. : The latter eouple with additional friends will return frera their bridaf tour to night. , , J , ; ; -Candy Factory, ir-; 'V -v': Meter. Nunn A McBoriey OMftctionere are starting to embark in tbe candy ufacturing butiMtt. ,. Theif BtachU Ms arrived and it Is tbe determlnatloa of the proprirtort to have it in eperatioa by the tnd of the week. ' They wilt Make eoeea. nut tnd peanut candy, taffy of different flavor, caramel, chocolate, lemon .ball, etc.,",' y-'"'' , '; ' :". ; . Manufacturing Whether on a large or small teal deserve t wicoart;"met Th young men' enterprise it . eom d.v-. ! Probable Wreck and Lost of Life. Apprehension is felt of the lost of an(j I sloop in Pamlico sound with all it occu pant, two of whom wore Rev. J. N. nor more than twelve-hone power), wind Rnd wife- Th ,looP commanded mill or enrfne in operation, bronze b Ct KeIly left Hattara" for CTcok, medal. Hydraulic Machinery. Beit forcing pump and wire fencing and gate put up, bronie medal each. Diplomat will be given for beat (ttam pump, pump ior deep well, do. for thai Tuesday, Jn. 10tb, two weeks ago. 8h ought certainly to have been at Washing ton, N. C, to which she wai boand, by the first of last week, but Capt. Wil Ham who left Washington bound to hit home at Ocracok reported her non-ar C.DISOSfAY & DRO. Stationers and Booksellers, Have on hand a large stock ( Blank Books Arnolds & Carters Inks Typewriter Supplies, Drauorhtman's Paoer. Document Envelopes, Shannon'? Files and Binding Cases' Along with the finest line f Writing Paper in towi. All Papers and Periodicals RECEIVED DAILY, fl Just Received ORDER OF UNITY, The Leading Fraternal Benevolent Aeeldent, Sick aud Disability, Seven Year Endowment Order. FATS TO 1 l'a MEMBEKH: 920 per week in oaee of sickness or aeoident, $400 in oase of total disability or deatb, 91,000 at the expiration of seven years. A HEW LOT, LADIES' JACKETS low welli, fixture, other thu pump for sl and tbat further he passeed a. unkea drawlmr water, water wheel, warden 8looP. tnat from the appearance of tbe pump or syringe, hoisting machine for "",U,B P"" " ueen tn missing stoves, post hole diggdr, lawn fountain, well-boring machine and appliance, thresher, separator and cleaner in motion, steam power cotton press in operation, horse power in operation, corn shucking machine in operation, farming mill and smut machine. PUm$, Harrow! and Other Implement!. Best ahd largest display of agricultu ral machinery by one exhibitor $15; sec ond do, $10 beet split-wood basket (N. C made,)half dozen I in ... North ' Carolina, one at Great Island shoal ia the mid' water of Pamlico sound. We understand that there were on the sloop Captain Kelly, two other men for the crew, Mr.Jand Mrs. Seabolt and other passengers. It is said that there was also another minister aboard, bat this does not seem to b reliable, Bead the following Testimonial or one or Its members: Haw Baaita.R. o., Nov. 4tta, 18VI. Ma, HrnuBT J, osaan. Dep'tr Huprem Omnlaer. Order of Dnltr Dear Sir and Bro. I take thl. nDDortnnltv to acknowledge with thank, the receiptor Forty Dollere (SM) In roll and eatleraotory HW...D1 oi mj oi.im afainai roar order for two wee(W ilok benefit. 1 wleu to u. prete my nin aeareeiMlo. or the eourteoue maa.e la whlea 1 a.e Rem treated by I on and the Saareae osteon In this matter. I and I aaanr yoo that I ehall not heel lata to I it ooo word tor tke Order wbeaevei an opponaniiy araeenw iteoir. wiaowa yoa every eueoeos, I am, Yoars in rreternat Bonds j. o. surrow. Which Will Be Sol. Yery Low Ladies and Gentlemen oan join this Urder on equal terms. Organizer Wanted Everywhere, To whom Liberal Terms are offered. Class in YeesI Music, At Hancock street M. E. Church, cotton taught by Prof. W. R. Skinner. $1.00 . for corns. In tt 7:80 p.m. A note left at Hancock' SO0K I boardinir house bv parties wuhimr infor- range, cook stove, neatug trove tor coal, i mation win raceivt prompt attention do. fof wood, sad display of kitchen St. Qtenails $1 aacb; best tad laigett colleo To note Interested. tion of vehicles for pleasure sad vat $8; It will be impossible to deeide on tht best assortment of stoves front, grates, I best piece of poetry before Monday tod fender, eto $5; the most useful invention ia antcultare ot the mechanic arts bv a by a resident of Korth Carolina bV :4 Ckild medals will bs given lor the beat ech, barveatof' sad binder is motion, combined reaper and mower, cotton gin in operation, cotton gia feeder and con denser In operation, exhibit' of steam "is one of tbe moat attractive and h machlnery In operation, diiplay of electric renng ajr. in ins Bute, and baa been P ;i"' 'I'l-1'.:. Al.At-iu . I conduoted with marked tnccettSalia Inst. I could net set tht committee to gether. Bio Ik. Moit Attracting and Interesting. Our thanks are dot tbe Fish. Ovster. Game and Industrial Association, of New Berne, for ticket and premium lift of tht Fair whicbwiu Dtnin thi vear on Mon day, 80th of February and hold one weak, ii i i i " r . I conanciea w iigutpiautia operatios and knitting ma-1 Troth. ehineln optratloa, .. -ji fc -'f ;' '4, I . , ; optratic Bronn medal will bt given for "the fct d'-r'sy nd greatest Variety ofl ' " ifif'f" 'i, X t esib, broad- f r r ' ' t d, Strayed or Stolen. - . ' Ont Brindle Bteet from John H. Crab- tree Co't. thor. on Thnrsday, Jan, 18; Libert! reward tor tht ddlivery of Km. Send Fob Literature. HENBY J. GREEN, Dep. Supreme Organizer for N. O., New Bern, N. O. BEAD THIS! ItMihtPayou100 or More Lotslof farmer loae their meat far th. want of good talt,p go to J. F Taylor' and vet a sack of that Turk' Ialand Alum Bait sod save your meat that yon work so hard to raise. Also, save money by teeloc him before jou nay yunr gooaa. ADuiraance or looaoeo. iso. to BOa. Fine Wines for Cbriatmas and holU days. " ' . t --.,' ",.!,- ';" :: Ott corn Whltkevia tha a t. vMon. mended by the doctor for medlnlnoJ parpoase, and a full atook of Liquors for Christmas at the lowest possible prioei, uon u inu to as mm. ' baUafactioo goarmotoea. ' ' - . Foot of Middle trV West (Id. Year ob dient sfrvant, CASH!! ' i i ', '' '( .: Call early and HAVE MONEY in the hBiiii chase oi Jacket a haadtcSs HlBlfOOE Large Tracks cf It"' - IN cRAYEN;cor:iiT, r. . For sale on easy term. Tor j- . s e i