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NEW BERNE, N. C.jffiDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1893?
VOL. XIL-NO 209;
PRICE 5 CENTS
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BUSI3C8S LOCALS.
FINE Chlctcn Beef, tmh alt-pork 8au
jr M'l Bae, etfc. Ibis mnrnio?. .
,.-.. - . K. Whitfobd.
REMOVED Bnifciw A Ricliudme coun
- try product ilfcito'S cm bow be foonJ
M No 11 MiddU Street wo doort from
llill't graaarj.
JU8T received very Urge lot of tUll
led beer, pork uauga and prepared
tripe. Don't fail to call aod examine.
8. Coha ft Son.
L03T-rOa Middle 8t Wednesday a
black overcoat. . A reward for id re torn
" to Geo. Heodereon. Eueuri Pottsb.
BOARDING noase 8onth Front St.,
between Craven and Middle Bta, nearly
opposite Gaston House. Mrs. E. r.
' Carraway . Proprietress. tf.
TRY Old Baker 1861 the best Rye
Whiskey in the city 104 Taylor'i Junction.
J. J. D1SOS WAT. Just received a lurire
ehlpinwit of NO. PITCHER SPOUT
PUMPS for driven wella and Cisterns.
Price 8.00. J. J. DISOSWAY.
tf. 43 Craven St
PUTTING up stoves, cleaning them oot
and sweeping out chiminevs attended to
promptly. Also windows washed all
done cheap. Datk Marly.
Jocbda Wilsobt.
ONE HUNDRED and fifty pounds of
pork sausage at 13 1-9 cents. G. D.
BOWDEK.
DO not wait until the Holidays arc here
bat advertise now. Special rates ly the
week or month nnd on all standing con
tracts. LOCAL NEWS.
NEW AD VKR TISEMEXTS.
, Howard.
S. Cohn & Son Stall Ted beef.
Hack burn & Willctt A big claim.
W. D. Harrington- Cloaks, pants, etc.
New Berne Theater Fortuues of war.
COTTON SALES.
Friduy 145 bales, 7 to 7.50.
The annual Presbyterian fancy work
bsztir will be held on the evening of the
lSlu inst.
Hurrah for the single men as base
ballists. This is one instance in which
they didn't get left.
A trial game at loot ball was played
Con the fair grounds Thanksgiving morn
ing. It was nice enough for those who
came out whole.
Princeton College beat Yale nt foot ball
Thursday with a score ot 0 to 0. The
game was pronounced unexcelled tor
' killful and .brilliant playing.
Dr. Geo Slover has recovered his fine
young setter which has been missing since
August He was brought back by a
James City Man.
,7. A great deal ol surprise was expressed
at Judge Bynum'a holding court on
rhauksgiviog day a time set apart .as
a national holiday.
A rare treat is in store for our citizens
next Tuesdav niebk Rev. Dr Hume of
the State University will' deliver an
address in New Berne on "Shakesperian
- Side-LigbU on English Life."
Hon T. RL Jernignu late of the News
Ooserver-Chronicle ;has been appointed
consul to Corea and his name will be sent
to the senate Monday for confirmation,
Th salary la $7,500.
. When tbeW. N. 4 N. train pulled out
" tlianksglvlng morning it had about forty
NeW Berians aboard. A few stopped at
jpoleta along the line for a days hunting
Bit the majority spent uie a ay in vyu
rngtoa and returned that night.
JJ' R Butt, in his lecture to-
moftowafteraoon, will trace the career
of two bovs through life from five
. tears old to sixty, one going the right
: tonne, the other wrone. The lecture
begins at 40.
-'' The foot ball game was postponed
" Thanksgiving duy on account of the late
finishing of the base ball game. There
. rill be a game soon, however, and the
boy will continue to practice until Fair
week, when they expect to be in good
- trim Tor a game mat wees.
V The East Carolina Fair prenium list
no being prepaired by Messers. Rich-
son A Son will be larger than ever be
fore: it will contain 80 pages. Last year
there were 63 and previously 68 pages.
It will be one oi the largest lUts ever got
ten out ia the State, ,
. Wilmington's cotton compresses at
work turning out a bale of cotton about
every three quarters ot a minute of about
' ope third the size that it 'was wbeq it
-went, inland the ron foreign steamers
loading with ' cotton were viewed witn
pleasure and interest by the New Berne
visitors.
Mr. W. T. Caho lias received his com-
mission tfom Collector F. M.;8imnons as
Deputy Collector- In the 4th pistrict for
Ihecounties of .Craven, Carteret, .Hyde,
'Pamlico, Tyrell, anl Beaufort. The ap-
'poinlrhentwss unsought and unexpected
l)y Mrr 'Cahd1 but he has V accepted, will
give bis bond at once,, and assume the
duties of his office. - ,1" -. "
Thanksgiving day wa as prettyand
delightful as it could be, and it was no
douU fully appreciated by all our citi-
xena. Religious sort iocs were held in the
' various churches aud contributions taken
up forj-clnrttable institutions.,. Others
pent the day hunting, salliug and other
V'nils of recreation. ; -
nn BAKER
1S61 at TAYLOR'S
ThMksrlvlar Slfkt Uermae,
Tbarsday nitfht a most pleasant ger
asaa was held in the beautiful dining
room of Hotel Albert. The beaux and
beauties, clothed in elegant costumes o
latest styles, tripped the "light fantastic"
to the music from Turpsichores special
programme. The following .couple
were prominent among the participants:
Mr. N. Collin Hughes with Miss Emma
Katie Jones, Mr. Percy S. Cox with Miss
Nannie Mebaiw, Mr. a Bennett Foy
with Miss Augusta Crapon; Mr. Milan
Howard with Miks Lila. Morrison of
Wilmington: Mr. C. Hughes Richardson
with Miss Miiggie Bryan; Mr. J. Edward
Carraway with Miss Kathleen Bryan; Dr
J. W. Duguid with Miss I.idie Patterson;
Mrs. Henry Adolphus London with Mr.
T. Vellin Water.
The cbaperones were Mr. and Mrs. J.
T. Hollister, Mr. J. J. Disosway SDd Mrs.
8. C. Bragaw
A Minister's Life Endangered.
The majority of our readers will doubt
less well remember Rev. Thad. L. Troy,
an industrious, quiet and inoffensive agent
ot the American Bible Society who tra
versed all the country around here
supplying people with bibles. All who
knew him will be surprised to learn of
treatment he received in Wilkes county
as narrated by a special from Elkin to the
Charlotte Observer.
Mr. Troy, while uoIUidk service
near Lomax post office, came near loose -ing
his life at the hands of three ruffians
who came w ith whetted knives declaring
they were going to cut his throat and kill
his horse also.
Other men took them away nnd Mr.
Troy left. No cause for the action is giv
en, except that the men were drinking.
Thursday's tiame of Base Ball.
Those wlu were so fortunate as to lie
able ty alten.l tlio game of base bull at
the Fairjgrounds gotten up by the Y. M.
A on Thanksgiving d:y were well
repaid for their trouble.
The game was won by the hard work
and superior playing of the single men
The score standing 19 to 18 in their
favor.
Some of the men who had agreed to
take part were unable to do so and their
places wcro well filled by others who
were bo kind as to otter their services.
There was only one drawback to the
pleasure of the audience, caused by the
disappearance of a player from the field-
and the appearance, as we afterwards
learned of an empty unilomi iu the dress
ing room.
Coming! and Uoing.
Dr. J. A. Guion left yesterday morning
to spend a short time in Richmond -Miss
Lena Dail also loft for the same place.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Wiflard of Wil
mington after spending Thanksgiving at
Mr. W. H. Oliver's left for their homo in
Wilmington.
About a dozen New Beruians wont to
Wilmington yesterday on pleasure.
Mr. Will Broadstreet left yesterday re
turning to Florida.
Mr. Dan Kelly horse shoer, received by
express yesterday as a present from a
friend in Jacksonville, Fla., two baby
alligators that were viewed with interest
by bis friends, but Mr. Kelly in a smaller
degree is like the man who received a
present of a white elephant be doesn't
know what to do with his pets.
The W. N. & II. R. R. officials cele
brated Thanksgiving by performing their
day's duties for the first time In the new
depot building. The office furniture
was moved over the previous day from
the building temporarily used. The new
quartenrare good, neat and convenient,
and though a little work remains to be
done to the building, they are glad en
ough to get into the permanent office.
Lieut. Daniels, from Wilmington was
over Thursday with a cordial invitation
to the New Berne Naval Reserves. We
are glad to say they expect to be down in
full force and do their part in the sham
battle. The Wilmington Reserves have
been very cordial indeed in inviting out
boys over and we know they will appre
ciate their visit
Bicycle riders will strike a stump some
times. As a colored lad turned a cor
ner on a wheel Thursday he ran into a
man with a bucket ot water on his bead
knocking him down the water going up
in the air, , and when it descended
it ducked : the poor, follow pretty bad.
The rider got out of it with -only a light
tumble on the ground. - The scene would
have made a good picture for Puck. .
Mr. J. P. Blaise, an extensive real
estate dealer in De Moines, Iowa,
narrowly esoaped one of the severest
attaeki of pneumonia while In the
northern part of that a'ate daring a
recent blisiard, says the Saturday
Review. Mr. Blaise had oooaeion to
drive several miles daring the storm
and was so thoroughly chilled that he
was unable to get warm, - and inside
of an hour after his ' return he waa
threatened with s-eevere ease of nneu
monia or lung fever. Mr.- Blaise
sent to the nearest drag store and got
a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, of whioh he had often heard.
and took a number of large doses. He
says the effect was wonderfal and in a
short time he was breathing quite
easily, fie kept on taking the medi
cine and the next day was able to
oome to Dea Moines. Mr. Blaize
regards his cure as simply wonderfal,
For sale by J. V. Jordan.
WILMIilBTOS'g SHAM BATTLE
Between Ue "aval Rewires aad Laid
Forces -The Hob! tor Haataeket.
Thanksgiving dsy we visited the North
Caroline's Monitor Nantucket, lying at a
Wilmington wharf and were courteously
shown sll over it by Mr. S. P. Adams,
civil engineer of the Atlantic-Coast line
and member ol the Wilmington Nsval
Reserves.
It could readily be seen that the iron
clad would be a hard vessel to injure
even as she stood with her deck nearly
three feet alxvo the water's edge, and
when sunk by letting water into an inner
apartment until her deck wa on a level
with the water's edge 1 nving'nothing to
fire at except Uie llm k revolving iron
tower containing the two grc.il guns, the
chance of harming her would be reduced
to a very fine point. The tower shows
indentations made by balls during the
Fort Fisher fight.
Mr. Adams informed us that to tire ona
of the L'uns even with a blank charge
would cost thirty dollars and he ventured
the opinion that if one should be dis
charged where tlie monitor then lay llnit
the concussion would break glass in every
part of the -ity.
The sham battle between the naval
reserves of New Berne and Wilmington
on one side and ,the infantry compauies
ot Wilmington and Wilson ou the othej
is to take place Thursday afternoon
Hilton Park jujt outside Wilmington
(the street cars run to the place.) The
monitor with the naval reserves aboard
will steam from where she is lying to
the park, where the other two companies
will be in waiting and open fire on them
as they approach; to this the Monitor
will respond and under covi r of their
heavy guns the Reserves will land and
charge. It will be a realastic and inter
esting spectacle.
The New Berne Naval Reserves while
in Vilmington will be quartered on the
Nantucket as guests. Under the deck
she is well divided off into suitable rooms
for officers, men and stores.
Dr. Wards Barn Burned.
The barn of Dr. R. W. Ward of Verona
Onslow county waa burned early Thanks
giving morning by an incendiary to w hom
thero is no clue.
The doctors loss was heavy, 150 barrels
ol corn, 12,000 pounds of seed cotton and
all his (arming implements were destroyed.
Nothing that was in the barn was saved.
The stables cought twice but by hard
work were put out, The losses foot up
about $2,000 in money value.
Superior Conrt
Thursday's mocEEPiNos.
J. T. Harris, col., larceny and nceiv
ing. Defendant plead guilty. Judgment
suspended upon payment of costs.
Joe Kornegay, col., A-& B. Guilty.
FRIDAI'8 PROCEEDINGS.
State vs Anthony Latham, col. perjury
Not guilty. This case took all duy.
MY GIFTS.
Give not to me life's splenders they
would blind
The eyes that now have light to see the
way;
Only a little sunlight for my day,
And for my night the shadows soft and
kind:
And for my wealth the quiet of the mind,
Gentle and sweet; and lips that sang or
say
In kindness, and are answered when
they pray;
And for my glory, duty, love-defined,
And give to me the love of her whose
kiss
Is recompense for toil; whose smiles
await
My coming, brightening with expected
oliss
In some sweet spot where twilight I'm
gereth late;
And yet one other blessing crowning this,
In little footsteps pattering to the gate!
The Fortunes of War.
Another war play has come upon the
mimic scene. A. T. Treloar's drama,
Fortunes of war was produced before a
large Douse at tins tbeatre last nigtit. It
has many stirring and patriotic situations,
and introduces several historical figures,
including .Liee ana Htonewail Jackson.
The plot abounds in love, interest and
broad comedy. The piece was accorded
a hearty reception. The leading parts
were played by Messrs. MlUartny, Btew
art, Raymond, and Irving, and Misses
Robinson, Gray, and Langdon. The
scenic effects were realistic-N. Y. mirror,
Straight From The East
A Sultan ot Turkey once said.
As he groaned at;the pain in his head,
"Un, my iavorite wife,
I am sick of this life,
Add I wish very much I were 'dead.''
But his wife, who was wise, answered
v "Fief
If you will Pierce's Pellets tut try,
. . You'll be well in a week
' . And then yon will speak.
Of these Pellets with praise just as high."
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cost only 85 cents
and they are guaranteed to cure all the
troubles which spring from constipation,
indigestion, and bilious attacks. If you
have any of these troubles, why don't you
follow the example of tho Suitau of Tur
key? - -
$500 Reward for an. incurable case Of
chronic Nasal Catarrh . offered by the
manufacturers oi Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy. SO cents; by druggist.
i i. Aictlea to-day at 11 'clock.
' One Copper Still, two Steam Engines
and other Machinery and Fixtures. Sale
will take place at Dennison's old Gin.
8. R. Stbut,
.'. ' ." ?" " Auctioneer.;
vv Pawfen I
Mfoirfefy
Pure
K ortam of tartar baking powder
Hlghofct of all in leavening strength
Latmt United Status ;ovbkniiknt
Food Rkpokt.
Royal Making Powdkr Co., 100 Wi.ll
St.. N. Y.
For a soro throat there is nothing
better than a flannel bandage damp
ened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
It will nearly always effect a cure id
one night's time. This remedy is also
a favorlto for rheumatism and has
cured many very severe cases. 50
Cent bottles for sale by J. V. Jordan.
IT Wll.f. TAY Y()l
BAKKIt.
TO TRY OLD
Accident Insurance.
If yu are not already provided nilli
an acc ideut polit y be sure and take out one
right nwnv in the Guarantee Accident
Floyd's of New York. This system lias
liecn in vogue more Ukui two hundred
years, the first one lieing established in
Lomlon in 108, and during that time
not one record of a failure among them
can lie found. KoMfi.t'8 Ni'NN, Agt.
TltY OLD 11AKKU 1861.
Mr. J. O. Boswell, one of the best
known and most respected citizens of
Brownwood, Texas, suffered with
diarrhoea for a leng time and tried
many different remedies without bene
fit until Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and DiarrhtBa Remedy was used;
that relieved him at onoo. For sale
by J. V. Jordan.
NONE BETTER THAN OLD HAKEIt
1861.
It is said, "a man that wears out the
soie of his shoe just in the middle is born
to be rich."
Now friend when yon examine
the sole of your shoe to see if you
are going to be rich, it may remind
you that you need a new pair. Don't
fail to try Howard for them. Oar
Stacy Adatua & Oo's. Shoes are the
best made and cleanest stock sold
in New Berne and all who have
worn tliem will testify to their
wearing qualities. Prices S3 to $5
in men's, boys $2.10 to $3.00 only
At HOWARD'S.
OLD HAKEIt
YOU SMILE.
1801 WILL MAKE
CI.VKK It RON.
A nice lot of Red Yams and Ha
Sweet I'otatocs Cheap at
Ilakk Bros.,
No. 18 Middle Street.
$100 REWARD.
I will pay the above reward for the
recovery of tho money (about $1,200)
stolen from my bar on the night of
the -nd inst, or the same reward tor
the arrest and conviction of the bnrg
lar. J. D. DINKIN8.
WHILE IS
Baltimore
I Bought Some Bare Bargains in
Ladies and Misses
CLOAKS.
Also MEN'S SUITS and PANTS,
BOYS KNEE PA NTS, &o , &o.
Cheapest Ooods ever seen in New Berne,
Which I will put on sale at my store
commencing MONDAY morning.
Don't forget these BARGAINS, they
cant last long.
17. 0. BARRINQTON.
67 MIDDLE ST.
COMING ! COUINQ I
MONDAY, DEC. 4th.
The latest New York success
Fortunes of War.
Special Engagement of the Great
English Actress
IIISSEDHACOURTNEY
Under the
Windatn.
directions ofT. T,
- Tickets on sale Saturday morn
ing at Nunn ft .MoSorleys at 10
o'clock.'
. Reserved teats 78 cents, general adm la
tum ov oeuin, gauery m couia.
A BIG
fl m $
Is Hard to Uphold Unless
it is Sutstiiitiatsd ty the
STRICTEST TjIUTH.
THAT WE ALWAYS TRY TO DO
Let us Prove
you by showing
it to
you
the
Largest.
Cheapest
AND BEST
Selected
Bi STOCK p
A oi
Groceries,
Hard ware.
DRY GOODS.
i
IBOOTS&SHOES
That was ever brought y
P
TO 0
HEW BERNE. j
If you will exam
ine you are sure to
buy.
, Tonrs Truly,
Sacklrani & Willett ..
47 & 49 POLLOCK ST.
Rail Road
1 -0:
Rates Very Low.
W. W. W.
Ion
Dec. 5th to Dec. 9th '93.
iliniiiton Mi l ow -Open,
mill hid all
Hit l.atcs Wide
Wl l.t ojii:
KI.CO.Ul'.
NKUOMK,
To Her Week of
nicnti.
ricaim ami Amuse-
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Merchants Carnival.
FOOT IiAI.I.. P.ASi: ISAM.
AND lilCVCI.F. K.U i:
Merchant-' 1'nr KM iir-inn. Ov-tcr Ilea
li i 1 C'lain ia'kc ,
AT OCEAN VIEW.
Tin' C:ty nil! Ih Illnminati d and Ho:
nalnl in (MiANIl S IV IK.
COME !
COME !
COME
COTTON STORAGE,
Siorage For
200 Betes Gctton,
CUE A P.
E. K.
Apply to
BISHOP,
BRISTLES!!!
Yon'v'e beard of the man who
only needed Bristles to be a
Porkeif Ifjonsee bitn send
him to us. We've got the
liristlos for him. Our Bris
tles are made Into the finest
lot of brashes ever seen.
Clothes brushes, tooth brush
es, shoe brushes all kinds
of brushes.
Geo. YV. Oaskill.
About
Prescriptions.
The best of Medicioes are
Doue too good for sick folks.
Its bad eiioogh to be sick
without running chanoes
with second grade drugs.
That's the reason; buy only
the very highest quality ol
everything. It's a great sat
isfaction to as to know that
every prescription we send
oat is just as good as pare
drags will make it. Mo mat
ter wnac you paia lor it you
couldu't get better.
Geo. W. Gaskill.
To Perfume
Properly.
Sachet Powder is necessary,
What kind you will use de
pends on your own taste.
Sachet bags in drawers and
close's give to clothes that
deliciately distinct odor
which is the stamp of refine
ment. The most popular
powder now is the new
"White Violet." It is sweet,
aainty and penetrating.
Geo. W. Gaskill.
From Dec. 1st 1893,
The 12 Room Dwelling next door to my
Residence lower floor now occupied
by Mr. H. J. Loviclc, which will be va
cant ia a few days,
tf J. W. STEWART.
For Sale.
75 tons Crab Grass Hay, 100 bushels of
Rutabagas and 50 bbls. corn.
y For prices apply to
J.M.GORRELL,
o31d3t w3t) . : Earelock, N. (X
Jno.Dunn's
BE FOUND
. THE
Mosl Complete Stock
Staple Groceries
And
Table Delicacies
IN THIS MARKET.
A Stock vii)k'te in every do
tail: by a ri'o nt visit to the
Northern .Markets many new
articles to tt'inpt the appetite,
have been added.
PRICES LOW and QUALI
TY UNSURPASSED.
House-keepers are requested
to call aud examine his Slock.
GOODS DRIVING
THIS WEEK.
Old Fashion Buckwheat, Ileck-
er's Prepared Buckwheat.
Maple drip Syrup, pt. and qt.
Bottles.
New Mince Meat, Sweet Picjries
Cream Cheese, New Macaroni.
Cjuoen Olives, Chili Sauce.
Preserved Ginger, Blue Lable
Catsup.
Malaga and California Cluster
Raisins.
Fine Ondara Raisins. Laver
Figs.
California Prunes, Apricots and
Nectarines.
New Orleans Molasses.
Fino Philadelphia Butter.
Florida Oranges, Malaga grapes.
Baldwin and King Apples and
Baoanas.
Celery Received Daily,
Agents for CHASE and SAN
BORN'S Celebrated
TEAS AND COFFEES.
Agents for Roystera and Tee
ny's
FINE CANDIES-
In his Fancy goods Depart
ment will be found a - beautiful
and Complete line, of Vantines
Fine China and Japanese, wares,
most appropriate for Christmas
and Wedding presents.- i-, j.-..
A visit to this department will
pay you. Prices very low,- and
the goods are being sold fast.
Come early before the best bar
gains are all sold.T s. '-.-.t
No. 55 ci 57 Polled: Ct