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TIE 1 !MLY OXTRNAL. VOL. XIL-NO. 175, NEW BERNE, N. C, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1893. PRICE 5 CENTS i J 6 BUSINESS LOCALS. KETS LOST Hunch eontalnin foor until keys and soe median (in. Please mum to thi office. EGGS, Cfcickeo. Mattamtukset applet Ud iwcet potatoes at Bragaw A Rctiard son'a. Mirkst dock. - tt ' HESKY BBOWH. eonier Huce'i sure, bu ojtters fine uk) cheap. drag f. WANTED A clsssof about ten pupil ' at her born, S9 Nr street, hour trom to 19. For father particular, appt-to lW, MlM WlLLIS L. FHIBE. BUCKWHEAT, Samp, Grita, Pea berry Coffee, Pruoes, fine Sjrup, Califor nia Peaches, aad Pears, ami finest Corn Beef in the city at J. F. Taylor's. 'MSSf C. E. Slotbb. YOUNG Ujrse 5 1-2 jean old, one Bug gy ad RaraeaaJbr sale aa the owner ha no vtefbr them. Inqul.e at Jocbhal office. olMAwlw MRS. E. F. DILLINGHAM keep a sup ply of all . book used in the public achoola and i prepared to make special - rates to any school iu towu or country. ol7dwlw. LOCAL NEWS. 2TSWAJ) VSB TISEMBXTS. Howard. Lott A bunch of key. M. E. Whitebnrsts Every Monday. Bragaw A Richardson Egs and Chicken a. COTTON HALBH. Saturday Cotton sales 82 bales at 7.50 to 7.65. EMBROIDERY materials of all kinds Wash Silka, Knitting and Crochet, Stamped Lines and Tinted Table Covers, Sofa Cushions, etc., for sale at Mrs. E. F. Dillingham's, ol7 d&wlw. TO GET best results from Hyacinth and Easter Lily Bulbs get them potted at the earliest possible moment alter Sept. 1st. Come around and select them now. Have also AmariUis bnlbs and Curroellia Japonica plants. R. Bebrt. FOR RENT A large and commodious dwelling. Apply to W. G. Bnnson. FIFTY THOUSAND LATHS for sale. Free from knots and extra width and length. Apply to 8. C. Hamilton, Jr., or at A. & N. C. freight office. HAVE YOU seen the latest im proved window sash-lock. Very chep and strong. N. Arpih T. C. McMILLAN, Investment Securities. 180 Nassau St., New York City. No transactions on margin or for speculation. Correspondence solicited. tf. ; The residents of Branswiok are anxiously waiting for the approach Ins meeting on Jack Frost and Yellow Jack. Mr. W. E. Soelling has taken a position at Mr. G. D. Bowden's- Craven county .Superior court begins Monday, November 27th, Judge Bjnum presiding. A cra-ker factory is one of the new enterprises to be erected in Ualeiiiii. The machinery is being put in place. The Raleigh Biblical Recorder reports twenty five additions to the Baptist church in this State, and the North Caro lina Presbyterian sixty three additions to the Presbyterian church. A colored excursion, with car for white people at 'ached will be run from Wil mington to New Berne today. It is ex pected to arrive about eleven o'clock this morning, and to leave at eight o'coh k. We were clad to sec ctcrdny that nearly all notiees intended for thi morn ing's paper were brought in early in the day. This keeps the printers from m late work as they would otherwise have to perform. Mr. Chas. Ueizenstein is making up -i party to leave ou the steamer Ncusc next Wednesday to attend the Elizabeth Ci Fair. It will bo an enjoyable trip, v.u the larger the crowd the better. L-.w rates are given for the occasion. The races on Thursday of New Iterr.e Republican Senators think the Vice President will pnt a motion to Close debute on the Repeal bill if it is made. Toe frnit growing industry of California is immense, and is in creasing yearly. A con pie of weeks ago, one connty, Santa Clary, ship ped nearly Ave million pounds, most ol which came East. The able New York Recorder, Bepoblioin, ban this to say of the situation: u Not should it cause the least surprise that the organ, oi the international gold trust are row suggesting revolutionary means for making the Voorhees bill law with out the consent of the Senate." The silver Republicans of the Senate say they will accept the time compromise in so far as to allow it to come to a vote. The general pol icy of the Republicans is to be bands off and let the Democrats fix up the compromise. The Herald says that President Cleveland "is master of the situa tion. Far from being in dangej of , discomfiture by the eilveritcs, it is they who are at his mercy on this question, and. of truth, they hare no maroy to expect at his hands." ' It is an interesting situation, What . will toe harvest bet tim l ' , " Mr. Henry 0. Baird, an able fi nancial writer of Philadelphia, and , a Republican, we believe, attributes the business troubles of the oouu try to the sudden contraction of (130,000,000 in bank loans. Behind -' the contraction of bank loans was a disturbance of credit and a with " drawal of deposits. ' - . V Sudden wealth seldom brings permanent prosperity. Richard PemsUo, who died proper t the Forent , Dome, Philadelphia, last Monday, drew 1500,000 in .. the Ha- - Tans lo ery in 1874. Six years late he had not a cent and for fourteen yeant before his detb be lived on . county. - r u Little Bnerfly. It is seldom that one is equally strong - as an actor and an author, yet Wilfred Clarko, the bright young comedian, can - jay claim to mat uisiiucuou. - tua rana as an actor is of decided merit and en - titles him to a place In the foremost rank - of American comedians, while '"Tit for TaL" Inst season's success, and "his new play, "Little Butterfly," stamp him as a plsy-nght of no mean ability. , i "Little Butterfly'' was first produced io Charleston. W. Va., on Aug. 21, '98, since which time it has been presented in -. LouisviHe, Nashville, and- .other cities where it was so well received that it will be permanently retained in Mr. Clarke repertorle. - ' Its humor , is clean and wholesome, its language crisp and high. and its . situations ludicrous in the ex treme. It will be presented here Mon day, Oct. 23, and will be followed Tues day night by "Sue Stoops to UonquoV Fair week foot up the niagniliceut sum of 1,000. There are two races for $SW each, one for $200 and one for $100. The grandest rotes that ever took plai in the Slate may with confidence be ex pected. There will lc racing four day. The Beaufort Herald says the great storm of fourteen years ago which de stroyed the Atlantic Hotel was probably harder than the last one, hut for duration and high tide the letter has never been exceeded. Yet only about ?ruu was the damage to the town. Mr. D. R. Phillips, Superintendent of Mr. D. 8. Anian's farm near Palo Alto has a stalk of corn on which there aie nine cobs under one shuck. He found several other stalks with four or live cobs under a single shuck. All the cobs had some grains but none of them were full. A ritizen of Boguc writes us tint the farmers are not houseing thoir present crops generally this season, they , leave them for their hogs. "The peanut crop has not beep good in this section this season and the late storm has damaged the cotton crop seriously." Tho fall term of the 1'niteJ States District Court for the Eastern Dist net o( North Carolina convenes iu this city to morrow at eleven o'clock, Judge V S. Seymour presiding. U. 8. District At torney and Marshal J. B. Hill will be down Monday night. An interesting esse canio up before the Railroad eommission, involving the question of refunding the unused part of ticket. A ticket, round trip, from Morchead City to Ralei'ihwns used as (ar as Uoldsborj on the return, the ratlwny refused received the part from Goldsboro to Raleigh, claiming that it ha3 not been properly ste nped The Sunday afternoon meetings at Mt. Calvary Temple in the suburbs, estab lished by Rev. John F. Butt, are inter esting and deeply spiritual meetings. As a rule, they are well attended, and be yond question, the labor in behalf of them has not been in vain. The work ol reaching out among tho poor in gospel cf forts ought to bo largely increased. An exchange states that on the 13th iust nearly 80,000 tags for commercial fertilizer were sold by the Agricultural department of the State. The sales throughout the week were heavy, and since this month set in they are larger than for three months previously. Dr. John 8. Long, L. L. D., expects to leave by the steamer Neuse for Baltimore on Monday evening, where be is engaged to lecture on next Thursday evening, Oct. 26th. The Docto- has bad no vaca tion for a long time and will use this opportunity to spend a few days with his daughter, Mrs. Yost He expects to return in about two weeks. Mr. Jonathan Havens has several times treated the Joubxai. force to pecans of his raising. He brought in another gen erous supply yesterday. They '. are be yond question fins ones, unusually ' large and ot the very best flavor. It is a mat ter of surprise that such fruit is not fonnd on every form. ; Nowhere do tbey nourish better than in the soils of Eastern North Carolina. : The Lenoir Topio gives the following item: ,!'Maj. Harper, who returned from Watauga court Saturday evening tells us that there is a ' regular band of robbers over in Watauga a Jesse James, g&ng-j-who have been carrying on their business there for a - considerable time. 'Kigbt of them are in jail in Boone,; but a great manyof-thein are still at large. They take an oath, putting both . bands on the Bible, getting down on their knnees' and swear that they .will (steal , rob, ' lie and not give away any of their members." .- Church Hervtces. Christ Church Rev. T. M. N. Gcorga, rector. 21st Sunday afUr Trinity. Ser vices 1 1 a. ni. and S p. m. Sundiy School and Young Ken's Bible Class at 4 p. m. Sunday School at the Chapel at 9:30 a. in. Attentive tubers. Centenary M. E. Church Prayer meeting at 9: 15 a. m. Services at 11 a. in. and 7:80 p. m., conducted by the pas tor, Itev. It. A. Willis. Sunday School at 8:30 p m. J. M. Howard, Bupt. Prayer meeting Thflrsday at 7 80 p. m. The public re cordially invited to all the-c services. l'.aptist Church Services at 11 a. ui a'nl 7 31) p. m., conducted by the pastor, Rev. Rufue Ford. Sunday School 3 p.m. ll.HKu.-k St. Methodist Church Our rm.eti.ig for professors ol'reliou to scei a c !o-i t Wd!k with ('.i ! !un increased in interest every night and th- nvr'cr who 6tte:uled nearly doubled itsil.'eacu night. It will continue ..,. '.i i.ieht during the 1 1, ( hnstiaus and penitent sinners ire invited to come. Sunday Service Su:ir:M Prayer tuevtiDg at 7 a. in. Pp-ii.-hing at 11 a. m, ami 7:30 p. to. by p...'.oi, Itev. .1. F. Butt. Sermon ai :.:-,h: or, Total Abstinence From Ardent Spirits. Sunday School at 3 p. m. Mt. ('alvaiy service ;it 4:15 p. in. Presbyterian Church C. (1. Vardell pa.-ti-r. Services 11 a. ui. and o:JU p. iu. Subn et in the inoriiiiiir, "The Christ linn, Keeps" John 10.28 to 30. Subject I tin- cviiin-. "And he delivered hint to b'.i !lu ' Luke 7 15. Sunday school :' :!0 p in. There will be services eacli 1 : i y during the week, beginning witl M.;nd iv m-ilit 8 p. m. The public are cordially invited to attend. St. Paul's Services at St. Paul's Cath ol.c Church will take place as follows, Iliu'b nui-i and sermon at 11 o'clock, a Vespers and benediction at 7:30 p. m St. Joseph's - Services ac St. Joseph': colored church: Mass and sermon at 9 o'e'ock, a in. Sunday school at 4 p.m. Church of Ch:ist Services for men !it !).:!0 a. in. Prcachins at 11 a. m., and 7:30 ). m.. by tin pastor, D. II. Pctree. Sun lay school ut 3 p. m. Y M. C. A. Mhniing service in C. L Spencer's store, market dock. Evening service in Hall at 4:45 conducted by Rev lOdwnrd Hull. Fearlnl Wreck aud Ilo acaut A terrible milroid v m k co- day near Buttle ( : seoger tr.iiDs i- '. idly and tu tiu: The cars cauuh: harrccl ai.d that muoiii.- of :( aenger f.iue uf " So COIllplf' ' i buni I 1 'i : : in-v out in p c i-i i which r bf v ' separate-1 t i; whox- ! . id to v . Tin- s . : v :dn et -. i : I- who ' . ' 1. aved tin .- 1: . - ng iu t ' r v The Li-- were . ito: - i ': To be llunir The N . ' b ;i ! Tw I ut, ; ifafcincr , , f Pure I" 5 . . iv, .' i.. baV i.. -, -ler j . .- ; ..i ai: . I . ' ',a1:j - Vsir: : .- i l. ' ' .'."i:-T I .-CCD IfKl KT. j " 1 ' : , -cix, v "i i i o . 1 " wail (.-: I N "I . 1 t . QRAND OPLMNG uc''ro 1 1 the Ivi tern .-! "Tb : 1 1 . t.lf. "V the mt U-i.l!i red." ll)ipepsia anil l.her Coriplaint. Is it net worth tht ii-j'l i or 7V . .o ( reo yourself of oeiv )mt.im of .hir, dietreit,g complaintc, if you thitk so eall at our ciorH nd get a ftotilH of MhilohV Vitoh7.er. every tiotlle .as 0 printed Kunrnmeti on it. ute u'i'ord.ntily and if it uoe you no irood iS i'l owtjou nol-itK So'.dty New Kr-ne HrLV C'o. SrEGIIL NOTICE ! - Mll-( Inch tion ot Ibri ml I - ls-i uitiiii and Noiug. Mr. II. If. l?i yan, Jr. lelt Jcstcrdn nnTi:n:r retu mine to JNorlolk. Mr. Ceo. Allen arrived last night t spend a short time in the city on busi II CSS. Father Tiiouias Price, formerly of New Berne, now of Ooldsboro, arrived, to con duct the services in the Catholic chtire todnv, Mis Annie Mebaue, daughter of Mr. C. P. Mebane, who recently moved to the ty arrived hist night from Wilmington. Mrs. W. A. Nelson, of Hawkinsviltf, (bi . arrived to vssit her daughter. Mrs. C. C. Jordan. Pr. G. K. Bagby went down to More- head aid r his family who have boon tnak intr a visit to relatives there. Mr. J. K. Land returned trom the Stale lair. Kioi ! ii, . . abf the a;. able, n public will I , to vou "N-j Ju!v HI. in lui-d ; iil i . Kroni w!ii b : ' lupsc of four yi '.: btlildiu-; are in--. drawiiioi arc net appear tli.U tl.e r. approve-!. Tb is not civen. but i the House ol Uej inst. , the prcsun.i erciue to tli-u il H:iv. Ion, t 1 OFI'KH, for tSis we-'g ?nly, a V "ry large line of LADIES and GENTS HANDKERCHIEFS. Biiiip'c lot ;it I'KIMi: COST. The line consists of I".r.. an 1 Km broid; red linen, Plaiu white and oo'ored Silk and some very cheap Cotton ones all good value. TOMOHKOW MY LINE OF LADIES CLOAKS WILL AKUIV15. It will pay yii !" -ei' t in-in t i fori liuylDg. Ob (V3i i iinery. LEARN WISDOM. reatest o Display -.llll ill:.! i ' liai nl":er G'jii at --Alsc would Mii.Ucl ii: the bid i- I l ELIZAS W-b L 1 FAIR. i want t:;f men ia. :i my latest STYLK Di-llllV my LINE of CLOTHING wliioh will bo oomplet- to-nirrow. BEHOLD TIIUSK STORM UN'IOi'.COATS, Ilo .v Tbey Fit ! How Tlify We ir '. ' And Oh How Cii'.'up. i i am r.rll ;'.e::i icr t nvo 'Shoes f..r L.ul.esa.,d Chiblre: ; sc!t Sl oes for (e .I'eni ;.. v iwa. ranti 1 to o ivc k iti-'!:ietie (Iros- Sprridl c:.!es :' m: N. v. !I. ; u Cut ho k i n. r bi.- On mi ..ntofla: b'.-i ':'. r, i'.ur round trip tit keti -.viil be sold v. s:i :uu cr Neu e on i)ctobnr 23, to '2-itli, i;-hhI to return until 23th, for f 1.5(1. Ti e i'a i ' tube held on Oct. :!!. '.''i, an 1 V!'".'.!:. uk i. n;-'xi)i:is:iN. - -. Oct. 19th. o 20 I f i bu O'd State i v.inn ; sf .mi tvcn . ! iu-; l n made to look : U S 3 mm. i). Tarn is. OF TEE SEASON. lomoirow we i opt a our Millinery GoObiS and have tiiem! rear? y for the Ladies j ! AT 10 A M. ' o K53 gc a 9 CD Rov, J. C. Price, D. D., col., President of Livingston College, Salisbury is crit ically ill. He has been sick threo mouths, and for the past few weeks has. been declining rapidly. He iB a native of New Berne and one of tho foremost colored orators of the world. The Asheville Citizen reports that Col. John D. Cameron is very seriously ill at his home in that city. The announce ment will cause anxious solicitued among his many friends in the State. Col. Caiuoion has shown considerable interest in our section, has attended several exhi bitions of the East Carolina Fair antually held in this city and bas contributed by his pen no little to the success it has achieved. Among the Elizabeth City notes of the Norfolk Virginian occurs the following item which indicates a good North Caro lina oyster season: "Never before bas the oysters of this section improved so rapidly as this season. On rocks where tho oysters a few weeks ago were nothing more than "blisters," they are now fat, plump and of excellent flavor. This is said to be owing to the frequent rains they have below here. The legal fraternity was represented full force on last nights train on the A. &' N. C. Ii. R. There whs an I even dozen of them en route to Beaufort to attend Carteret court which com mences tomorrow , Judge H. R. Bryan, presiding. Those whj went down were : Judge Bryan, Solicitor O. H. Allen, of Kinston; P. M. Pearsall, of Trenton, Hon. F. M. Simmons and L. J. Moore and Messrs. M. D. W. Stevenson, W. W. Clark, O H. 3uion, P. H. Pelletie, C. R, Thoriiaa and W. T. Caho. wreck Sale, Sails, Rigging, So auction on the benco Hammock on Tur-il - sails, (,-oiisistnig e: . running rigging, .n boat, belonging io ;li Andrews. Sale to commence . i,i p '. bl top- I ;. i PS r Ma I of 'Sre il.Y the nils, and b'gie IS YVI n. in. . Agt. it. N. C. EVSBY Special price v;.i each Monday of eeila on hand. For next Moud.13 offered : ilandsomo Coveted Da Slop Jars at -! Decorated Plates, nretty, o cts cacli, 1 he mane on -.1 ar'Jeies now I'jiiowing is Iroustone (.'hi 1, were 50. (damaged) but 1 Clrna Dinner lO'J pieces, Set, Imported (Vlsbad $19.99, were 835.0(1. 1 Beaut'.fnl Dtc. English ware Dinner Set. 100 pieces i.b'J were 12 50. Whito Porcelain Cups ami Saucers at 45 ots per set. Fine English were 75 ets, Galvanized Covered Slop Jars 35 cts wero 50 cts. Hanging Lamp with pendants and shade $.'3.50 was o.UU, Uronzo Uuspluota ou cts, were 75ots, 'White Ii'ou Stone China Spitoons 50 etsperp!r were 90 ots. Boat Six Cord Spool Cotton as good aa the Beet 35 ots per doa. These prices are for Mondays only. Eegular prices on all other days. M. . Wintshurat's. Pollock St. New Berne, N. C. Thf Latest Stylos -a Hop Sacking, Storm Gorg'es, Ladies Broadcloth, Henri ettas, Plaia Serges, Tlan nols, &c, With Trimming Silks, Velvet, Gimp, Braids and Fur to Match, Tar'h-s, tacas, Ribbjiis and Trimmiags OF EVERY DESCRIPTION JtPJk. Is Tlie jusr thoMc ;:h ut :'.!) cts. Call and i"e ill are taken. hi-:ci;ivi:i) Annihei ; 11 1-ieli A1! WUI, In: ,,f -i-:i:t;i-:s st -tvlt I il) inal.i a spe.-i illy ol ( M Vl'TlXiIS and KI. KU Mil. of h'eh I have a hiinc -it 01 Vi'.KY NEWEST Dl'blNS OKlN(i8. Moijl ET. FL K and SMK NA KUGS. KI'ETS. CLOTHS k ..f the nd Col,- I have also made to order the 15 EST and NICEST line of LADIES', MISSES and CHILDREN'S SHOES in the city. Ceiitemeri aad Foster Kid Gloves. D F. JARVIS, G3 Pollock St., New Heme, X. C OPEPiA HOUSE. Two Nights, Oct. 23-24 ."Words of others tell the tory." . i Dae of oar 'prominent baaineM men said to as a , few days agoi that h9 had bought only . two pair of 8hoea ia the last two years. The two pair bad lasted him that length of time. : It is Only fair to say that they were the old reliable " Btaoy Adams & Go's. We have jast re. oeived a new lot. If you need a pair ot shoes that are wear realty iters do not fail to see as. Amerioa's Fore- 8 most Comedian SUPPORTED I?V U Uiss srSa Ferd, And splendid oompany presenting Moadav nifffet ''Little Butterfly." TmeadaT night "She Stoops to Conquer." '. . . , i NAttii on naia at iuuu a, iucoue Uv'm SatnrdaT mornina at 10 o'clock and Monday tor . juonaay uigu. Tuesday ac 10 o'clock for Tuesday ;Prio 75ots,Besemd Seats without tr oharg. Uaiwry owew. ; y. Fr Evsrfhing You vant;go to J. F.Taylor'S Where you can come, as noar cetlinir it as anywhere In the city. He has Just returned from Now York and is busy getting in, marking up and placing tho goods m position. - HIS MOTTO 13 ANYTrTINGIOU WANT. The Wholesale and Retail Trado that is in need of goods in his Lino will do well to call and see J. F. TAYLOR Who has a largo stock of Groceries, Boots, 6b i.liubbcr Gocls. Oil Cloth ing, Roc 3, Paints. OitstoJ fishermen's Supplies and Largo Drives in TOBACCO kept ia his store, 13, 20 and 23 Middle Btreeb t3T'Qowo am' see him. His Goodand Prices will Make you Bny whmbet Yon wsnt to or not. OF WISDOM To Investigate Before The Finest LI&E OF Babies' and Chi Wrens' Caps Ever Ihswn onxr thus MARKET. These (ioods are first-class and must be sold Examine them at once. BIG IKE Is offering an ele gant boys suit for $1 to $5. It will PAY YOU to all and Exam ine HIS STOCK. All We Ask Is An INVESTIGATION OF OUR PRICES AND QUALITY. 5 H o o o Ph as t c 3 O d ' .t '! ' '" " t
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