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Daily THE VOL. XII.-tf O. 2G9, NEW BERNE. S. C TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1894 PRICE 5 CENTS J OUEN AL. " ?" - -. 'tf XT' BCSLlESS LOCALS, A KICK fine 6mu.ood. tot of chickens, J. W. HEVHT Browa'i.U tb place for finest Broad creek aol Nelson Bit oysters Prompt dellrtry, from bench corner Mace flrog tore. . UNTIL father notice w will not - delirer an bread on tbe streets, but will be clad to bare yon tend to the store Tor it Send - atnut Ore to get It nice and hot. . .. ... Respectfully, Clark Bakuq Co. NOTICE 1 hereby, pi Ted (bit certificate No 18 for S aharet nf stock In aeries No. 1 of the New Berne Building Lnan Atso- elation has been lost and that application for duplicate certificate lor a like mm berof tharef in said aeries will lie made. Johk 8. Mantx. Feb. 7, 189. Hlni ALL persons having claims against ine will please present them at once for iu mertiate psyment. lean le found at my old stand until further notice. - C. E. 81.OVKR. AXIXD ani Qentle Ilorae sii years old for sale. C. E. Slover. MUTTON Suet for medical use, 5cts cake. Chas E. Nklson. per No. 67 Braid St. A FRESH lot of Landreth's it Johnson & Bobbins seeds just received at tf uabkiix's Pharmacy. FOR Sale and Rent Lot on Middle St. opposite Catholic rectory, terms reasona ble; Also office on lot- adjoining Pres byterian church yard lor rent A; ;ly to It II. L. Gibus. LOCAL NEWS. NSW ADVKRTISESfESTS Ilowarti. Bryan & Smilli Just rcceivei'. .J. W. Smalln'ood Fine cliicki'ns. COTTOX HALES. Mnuday - 9 hales at 7 2 V A Severe Cold w:tve 'v this r(iiini i the pre'lic ion ol'tlic wpuMiit lunviu. Six ncjjro men Imve ti-ritpi- I fi-mii F.iy etieville jail. One is a nmr. !cjcr. ' The pay tr.iin ol the W. X. X. It. II toiade glad the hearts of its employe s by Its monthly round yesterday. Tbe 4th Division of the North Carolina Nuval Battalion will hold their monthly business meeting at the armory promptly ' at 8 o'clock tonight. The time lor purchasing (he season tickets to the Fair is growing very short. Only five days left in which to purchase them at the half dollar reduction. Mr. A. Ilatehett. of this city in his correspondence to a number of papers of the Slate docs not neglect to have a few good words for our. Mr. U 1. ueatu oi uove tells us ot a turnip he hus that measure 33 inches in circumference. He intends to havo it at the Fair. -The Gruber Family sang at the Metho dist Sunday school Sunday afternoon at the conclusion ot the exercises. The x echoq) was well pleased at their partici pat?oa ia the exercises. ' Tbe recent destruction of a church aud the killing and injury of a number of peo pie who were in it, by a cyclone furnish " es no valid excuse for not going to church although there are people who-use it that way. If ' this provesJto be a good crop year . our farmers will be iu a more prosperous . condition next fall than for some time put, for the reason that they will not lie much in debt and what they have will be clear, - A meeting ot tbe Committee on Cjjri- osities of the East Carolina Fair Associa- - tion will le held this afternoon at four o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. Graham ' Daves en Broad St. The attendance of all the members is requested. .England is on tbe eve of a constitution al crisis, - The question of abolishing the - house of Lords is becoming acute. Rad icals are determined to make the issue . . and it is thought the Peers must go. Brown Leghorn Poultry which, Mr. W. H. Bray sold to a Macon, Ga. custo mer,' and which he put on exhibition, took all the first and second prizes for that breed at the great Atlanta Poul try v Show. -,'v.-. - Mr. J, W. : Stewart returned on the : steamer Neuse. lie brought with him a large .ind fine lot of horses withliira to . replenish the JKipply in his livery stables'. Though yesterday was ; a rainy : day we found , all hands busy at, the stablsi. Several buyers were on hand selecting and purchasing both from the stock de ; partment ind the Vehicle department of . Mr. Stewart's business. t - " ' ' Mr. Thos.'A. Mclntyre, President-of - the Vf. K. A N. Railroad, .Mr, Wm. A. .- Nash, the treasurer an I Mr. A. S.' Kirk-. man, ooe ot ths directors passed over tfie road yesterday on a special; train. They returned last' night to Mr Mcin tyres borne, "Glcnaoa Farm";: where -the" two latter are the guests of President Mcln- tjr i A large and interesting t devotional tneeeting was conducted by State Secre tary Coulter at the Y M.;C." A. . 8unday afternoon. Mr. Coulter (poke with his usual earnestness and commanded the best of attention throughout' his entire ' discourse. Other appropriate remarks were made by gentleman p-esent. Another meeting was held last last. -.r.i-v.- SUPERIOR COrRT. The Grans Jary ana U Jadrt't Charge Trial of Several Prisoners. Superior Court eooveneil yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, Jrdge Jesse F. Grave, of ML Airy, presiding. Tbe grand jury was drawn, sworn and charged. Tbe jury consists of: R W. Smith, Thoa. Arthur, Aleck DouBhety, i J. H. Civilo, L. N. Lances- Ur, Dock Cooper, col., J. U. E. Weth erington, Geo. W. Fulther, J. C. IliH, C. C. Bell, John B. Woolen, W. A. Wilcox, Joo. M. Arthur, Levin Gas kins, F. U. Dawson, J. P. French, Jno. M. Ipoclr, and Joel E. Komegay. Judge Graves charge to the Jury was given with deliberation. It was compre hensive and explict J. N. Whitfield, col., was tried on a charge of assault and battery aid found guilty. Sentence not pronounced. Several civil cases of little interest to any one, except the parties coticcrued occu pied a portion ot the time. State ex rel vs Henry House. Land sold.did not bring its worth, sale ordered set aside and land to be resold. State ex rel Wui. V;ilson, C. S. C. vs. II. Jackson Jones. Report of sale filed. Judgement of sale coufinncl. The Graud jury found a true bill against Wm. Humphrey, col., for the murder of Dave ilackey, col., an account of which wi published at the time. A special venire of tilly were summoned and the ciisc comes up fir trial this morn ing. One More Lawer. .Mr. T. C Daniels, a recent law gradu ate of the Klah. Vniveisity, wan duly sworn iu as a lawyer ycslei'ilav and is now a iiU'inV-r of llh' New II.-HK' lur. Tom'1 has always been a smart Icllow al whatcvu he und-jrtakeH, a"id we look lor him t i come to llie front. Bring in Km in I'roiliiets luriner iiiijuiiial of us Monday :s to whether cullies wi re slid open for exhib its of pumkins, turnip?, .Vc. They are. Lei every firmer liring some specinieiis of all the farm products ofevei y descript ion lie pleases, this whole week through the entry at th time of iiir'val is suffie ient. They uro wanted and viill lie ap predated. Ite-modcll-d'and It-f-natned. The Gaston House ia to be heard of no more bhvc as u thing of the past. What's become of it? Why its remodelled and improved so you wouldn't know it and the name is changedjaccordingly. The re juvenated hotel is to bo known hereafter as the Clmtauu.ua. Cliatauqu i is the old Indian name of New Berne and Dr. Hughes in thus desig nating his hotel will briii'.' the fact into priminerice. Information Circular. Five thousand circulars containing the list of our citizens who will take board- and lodgers during the Fair have been printed. Two thousand of these will be given to each railroad for distribution as the visitors are coming to the city, and a thousand will be retained for use at the Fair grounds. There lists, giving the names and mini bers of the residences of the people taking boarders and the price each charges will be a great convenience to tbe visitors. The Electric Railway. Mr. R. P. Williams who went North on business connected with the electric railway informs us that he knows the iron lor the track hits been purchased he saw it loaded on cars for shipment, hut a delay occurred in consequence of a mistake by a registers of deeds in ab stract of tittle which has been rectified. Now there is a further hindrance be cause Mr. Geo. M. Miller ot Brooklyn, who purchased the plant from Mr. Wm. C. Clarke who was authorized to make the sale, having gone thus far towards the construction of tbe railway is waiting lor the stock and bonds to be turned over to him before shipping, and Mr. Clarke ia unavoidably detained elsewhere on railroad business. We regret the delay and hope the work will soon be going forward. Coming and Going. Mr. Wm. Kinsey who has been visit ing his father, Mr. Joel Kinsey, returned to bis home In New York; Miss Em'rna Simmons, . of Oliver, re turned to Kinsey ,s Seminary. . " t Mr, J., J." Royal , passed through en- route from' Morebead to Jacksonsville, where he is engagod la buying and ship pmgflsh. . ? Mr. aga Mrs. W: P. Whitakcr, of Ral eigh, and Mr. C." fl Brown, of Kiuston ar among tbe arrivals at Hotel Albert. , -Mr. J, W. Martenis, Qen1. Frt and Passenger Agt.t of tbe W N. & N.-R. R. came up from Wilmington' and lelt on the Str. Neuto for Norlolk on business connected with his office. U',-"-v: V-. Miss Bettie Hall who came ; up for. a short visit to her home, returned to the school she is teaching at Thurman last night. V.": 1, ' s Miss Minnie Mayo, of Portsmouth; ar rived to visit relatives in the cHy, and will remain until after the Fair. "Hog and Hominy" is a sure antidote for hard times and ha farmer who is well suDolicd iu this line is the most inde- pendent being on this green earth. 8HM0NS REPUES, He StaUa What a Did, a4 MalaUlat the CorrecUesi tf It In Every Particular. Hon. F. M. Simmons has replied to Senator Vince's lettter. Ho gives th facts ami leave the public to judge whether he has transcended his rights on the one hand or usurped the prerogative of the Seuator on the other. As a citizen and as a member of the Democratic Executive committee, he u ardently in favor of Glenn for Attorney of the Western District, and Jernigan Kohl. ins and Henry for the best obtain able positions in tho foreign service of the Govt rnniriit. lie voided to their solicitations n" I i in Washington in their behalf because he t lion "lit they de vrved I lie recognition t 1m . sought as a reward lorlo i: od faithful public sen ices, and he thought they had the right to cull upon him the as Chairmin cf the Slate Executive Committee to assist them td that end. .Mr. Hale wanted Mr. Simmons' help to a ."(), 000 position, but Mr. Simmons refused becaus; he did not think entitled to alHorb all the pitron age in the f.r.ign service which might come to the State. Simmons was not opposed to Gu Igciv that appointment would have bei'ii eu 1 1 rel v satisfactory to him. He and Vance were equally opposed to I'.iias Mr. Simmons went to the white house simply in favor of those h ' was champion ing anil did n it advocate tho appoint ment of Elias nor oppose that of Gudger. He expressed bis opinion lor those he favored; he considered it would be unjust to set nsido the nun who h id borne the beat aid burden of the ti'lit jnst ended in victorv. .Mr. Siinoioas s.iy tiiis is the sum of l:is so ca!le I interleic.i. e with thes.: ap point. nc its. ind t!i it rs:i itor V.UK' in saving lie li Is been i'!i.iiii a 1 ) I insulting to In ii h.u be. n mi' i.ilorni I and co 1 ( hides by saying: ' I do insist and uiiinl.iiii th il 1 had a p.-rf i t right to do what I did and lliit ill doing it I ill 1 n il-in fact (as 1 c rtain- Iv did not intend) either to usii'p or in vadethe rights of the Senators troni this State." The Concert During Fair Week. .Miss Marrion ItadclitTs concert Wed nesday night ol next week, will be held in the Y. M. C. A. Hill. The Hall is not only commodious but n very conven ient location. General admission to the concei t will qe 75 cellos reserved seats $1.00 and gal lery 50 cents. The concert will he a surpassingly line one. .Miss IJadclitf, it will lie reniebered secured the gold medal at the North Cur olina Teachers Ass.'in'ily as the best vo calist in the State, anil she will bu ably assisted by Now York talent of high ur der. Started For the Season. The very line soda water funtain re cently purchased by G.iskill's pharmacy went into use Saturday with all desired syrups, ami ice cream and lemon orange. pineapple and banana ices will soon be added. Mr. Uaskill s leading drink is orange phosphate, on which he w ill no doubt have a good run; egg phosphate is anoth er specialty. The fountain is a handsome addition to the furnishings of the establishment and the delicious and refreshing quality ot its conlants is in keeping with its appear ance. With commendable cnterpise Mr. G.i3- kill has begun the season early and in tends to keep up with the times on every line. Quarterly Conferences. Rev. F. D. Swindell, P. E , held quar terly conference at Newport Sunday and conducted services there aud a short dis tance eff in the country. During the day he preached three times ami made a Sun day school address. On Friday of next week Mr. Swindell will be in New Berne to hold quarterly conference at Hancock, street M. E. church, and will preach in the church that night. He will then go down to Pamlico to hold quarterly conference ami if he returns in time the congregation of Hancock Street Church will have the pleasure ot having him on tbe following Sunday night, Feb. 25th. Quarterly Conference in Centenary M. E. church comes on the third Sunday in March, 18th. Prox. The Recently Moved Business Men Mr. J. if Howard, the clothier, is well fixed in his new quarters on Middle street opposite the Baptist church and is ad ding new stock to what he had on hand. He-is in a good large, well located store, and. his select, well arranged stock makes a good display. We look for 1 him not only to carry his old trade with him but to capture in addition a good share of th: floating country trade which is ever to be found on that street, i-; ,l v. '-V Messrs. J. B. Holland A Co. who havs moved into Mr. Howard's-old stand are moving forward also with a new- and largely increased stock of general dry goods and Mr. T. J. Baxter,- tbe jeweler and the A, Colin Piano and Organ Com- pany are also in good shape and well pleased wuh the new location last below Mr. Howard's. . , " r- ., Our good wishes to them all, - A J .IPAM SE t'OLOM li Expected ti Mote la North Carolina and Establish Potteries for Fine Ware. The News-O'isi rver Chr.inicle gives a good list oi ':bnv fr n whnir Mr. T. K. Bruner has reC' ived ansivers in reiar 1 In kaolin an I s ivs furlh -r that in ail there have Ikx ii 2 rcsjion-es to the call from tho.se inl. ri-ted in the development ol kaolin to torw.ird specimens fir practical test in .1 ipan. "Of these Ml lirunrr his expressed ten simples, comprising the best niateriiil which b id been sent ne o ,us io railroads; considered. Some in iterial liai lieen forwarded to him since ihd siiipinctit but it will not be posjihle to send another lot. In connection with this matter it gives us pleasure to slate that the last advice received from the Japanese Commissioner is to the effect that lie will have no trouble in securing the artisans, potters and decorators, to come from Japan, In fact he has stated his willingness to re sign the government position he now holds as representative of Japan, and enter upon the organization of the pro po-ed potterie- iu North Carolina. "This is a very imporlant industrial move for the State and one which should Imve evivy en 'oiiragem Mil aud coopera tion.'' Itemai'kable Scales Mr. John Dunn, ever up w ith the time, h is put in two scales at his store that uie a nnrvel of ingenuitv They are computing scales. Oneway of using them is to put the weight on for the nunibi r of pounds on an article wanted, set u poise at the price I which is marked off on the sc.d. s even dow n to small frac ti :i-i in 1 !:i-' i-.i!;-s will t!i.- i, not only ueih the aitiele. but show bow mueli is due by the customer for the purchase !j Another way to us them is, if goods to a certain value is called for, us a dnl Inrs worth, Ac, just put on a weight that gois with (he scales marked accordingly by iiioncv 's worth, set the poise at the pihvaml goto weighing. When the scales lul int a- the right anion it is there. That the scales will prove n great convenience and saving of time goes without vii ing. Ail vice From a (ieorgiu Alliance. Here is abi'. of advice which a Ueor; Judge is promulgating. The advice just as applicable to other stales as it to lho:.e of Gcoigii and is along tho iij. lit line. " Ve beg leave lo make one little sug gcstio.i to our brother fanuerj of the country: I'lant plenty of com, oats, peas, potatoes, peanuts and chufas; raise plenty of hogs lor horn use and to spare, have a good gard'-n, and then plant all the cotton you can. If you are in debt this plan will pay your debts if you live economical. II you are out of dcbf this plan will nuke your farming interests profitable and a pleasure to you. Then you' can go on to next Christmas greet your friends with a happy smile and bid a lasting farewell to old hard times." New York Poultry Show. Our poultry raisers anil exhibitors at our Fair w ill hud much of interest in the f illow'ug clipped from the , Baltimore Sun: The filth annual show of the NewjY'ork Poultry and Pigeon Association opened at jlaUison sq unre warden last week, There are 3,000 entiles for the show, 700 more than last year. The largest class is liarrecl fiymoutu Hocks, witli 115 en tries. Bradley Bros., Lee, Mass., send the largest number, which includes the winners in this class at the World's Fair show. White Plymouth Rocks have forty-two and the Butt" variety, a new breed here, thirty-seven entries. Seventy-two Light Brabinas are entered, and Dark BrahrqAs, a class which did not fill last year, has twirty-two penned. Prizes of $5 and $2 will be given to the first and second bird in each class. The regular prize list exceeds $5,000. Most valuable of the specials aio handsome silver cup3 for tha best display of Langshans, Barred Plymouth Rocks, two best Bull Cochin cookerels and pullers aun for tbe b-st Light Brahma cockerels aud pullets.' The lastis the "Biana" cup and is offared by the Madison Squire Garden Company. No one who owns diamonds has com menced to give them away because ol the glut in the market that is expected The latest trust is that being formed by the trans-Atlantic steamship compa nies. It would bo much better if it bhould result in causing Americans to see a little more of their own country, in stead of flocking to Europe every sum mer. - SOTICE. The King's Son's will please meet at tho Y. M. C. A Hall tonight at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is desired. W. P. Rob, Sec'y. "A good shape is in theshears mouth." Dutch Proterb. Why is it that some people's clothes never fit them only this they are not oat right. Nov we have a line, of samples,, from the largest tailoring estarJllahment in ST. Y. JThey make all goods to order and gaarani.ee Jt. The prices are reasonable ior custom made goods, II yoa need a salt call and see oar line of samples. New goods now arriving, s J. M. HO WARD. EMTATKmL FEATI RH The Value or the East ( arolna Fa r to Teachers and Students The Fair at New Beinr. the lilth to 2tth inclusive. wPI U- rspi cially interest ing to tearhelit It will lie mi o,i,.rtun ity for the study ot naturid l.is',.t . and no nu'yrrt is more i'Hi re-1 nig to children. (lame, n-lie. low I- a 1 1 1 o a s. i -I . ot all kinds will lie on exhibition. Tbe Woild'a Fair exhibit will iiU ipro.e ind listing and inntrui'tive. I'heie are m.ioi a but lonal attraction, for old people and for joung people. The schools should suspend hr ttto or three dais without loss ..I lime to tccli eis-private and free m -bonis ami all who can do so should attend, mid tliei wii' be amply rewarded. We arc glad to know that many teachers are g ong. It is to the interest of the childrt n undei their charge lr them to go. It comm. ient go on the 2 lth or 21st, and remain until the '.' Id oi 24th, which will u fiord full opportunity to sec everything en ex hibit, besides the pleasure of a lcwda ol recreation and of seeing fiends. News Observer Chronicle. The u'iovo milieu from our eo-teiupor-ary of the State's capita' city is one that all friends of the East Carolina Fair will greatly appreciate. Object lessons iiiuke an abiding impression and mi. h an nhi- bition as annually given lore i hi not tail io in: instructive as we at intere -tii-X- Entire schorls, have atten led in a a body to s,f in the past and we will be glad many others at the exhibition next week. The public, aie interested strongly in the Fair and we believe the exhibits iu every department will he so lull .md sat islactory, that every one who comes, will depart satisfied and glad that tli -y made the visit. Bakincr k B-k J tvwaer Absolutely "Pure A cream of tartar baking powdor Highest of all in loavening strength. Latkst Unitku States Guvkknxent Fooo liKroiiT. ItoYAl, BAKINO I'llWDKR Co , 100 Wi 11 St . N. Y. BRYAN am, SMITH Brokers and Collision Merchants, AM) DEAI.KHS IX H&y, Grain, Seed HAVE JUST RECEIVED Larfro consignment of IIOUL- TON'S Karly Rose and Bliss Tri umph Sued Potatoes. Also 11 fresh supply of Beets, Turnip, Tonia.o. Cucuinber, Rad ish and Melon Seeds. -IMUW supniy l lover and Lawn Grass Seed just arrived. Have in transit 100 bus. Earl lest Improved lied Valentine Beans. Exclusive Agents lor Hall's Patented CANNING OUTFIT for Farm and Family use. GIVE US A TRIAL- before buying' elsewhere. Da..... ft. .:!. i CRAVEN Wljail H sJIIIHfl, STREET. DON'T DON'T DON'T Let your child cat, his teeth on a plated spoon. I am selling Gorbam Company's 8oiid Sterling SILVER SPQONS For $1.00 per Set. I have a few Stiv'.k IPins left at lOots. each. ..Hair !Pins $150 and nigner. X Those little Silver Souvenir Spoons at 75ots are not high. , 3T Come and see ma. EATON. ; The. Jeweler. . . 87 MiddleSf. Oppi Baptist Oharob. ' ' -r, 3 w s s S n H O 0) 35 m o 0 AT DUNN'S YOU WILL FIND Everything That is Kept in a Quality Of Goods UNSURPASSED And Constantly Sup plied With Fresh Arrivals. My Una is Complete and FULL IN EVERY DEPARTMENT JOHN DUNN, Ho. 55 & 57 FoUock St COLD WAVES! cioiLio wiiivieis 'WILL HAVE NO- FOR YOU IF YOU WILL ourself WHILE EVERYTHING IS SO CHEAP, WITH CO (3 () O CO GROCERIES, Os3 CO E-i DRY &00DS, O o PQ co Hardware. &C.&C.. &c. FROM ONE OF THE Largest, Cheapest, and BEST Stocks that was ever brought to this City. WE STILL Adhere strongly to our Proposition, To Refund Money at all times when voods are not' at REPRESENTED. Tours Truly, Hackburn & VillDtt, t n r. . . . ":; - r ft ti IW 0 ;'
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