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rf..i"iinnii wm I"" r,' V; , -v : - - e IK t. . t a If J: THE JOURNAL. BEBNE N. G., OCT. 81,1894. r"DGAL News , PWEFLY NOTED. ' Cot tea tales jwterday were 8 1-4 to '" '-'' OoUoa for October delivery on the 2fw Tox k xehig at 8. 65. Th Important owe he fore loam Supe- V- rkr court wr tarried o?ee to the Spring ; , - term. ... . . ' Good meetings cootiuue to be held in Cmntaour M. E. Cfcnreh under ibe ; . prwhtagrof Rer. L. L Nash, D.D., the. pastor. TbJa is. the thin! week nf their uacatioa. , S . "Mr.'B" M. Piirttt, a wholesale mtr- Chut Of GoMsboro and one of the moot 'prominent citizen of that town. irofiel ,', oeatl Sunday in th Epiacopal clinch. -, . 11 letvet a wd and ibree chi.dreo. : llr, TVxhb F. Sim moon, who ha bee derkiag for Mr. J. Ro nlwunx, bus take aa mctcj for th PbihMieiphia Iaaoraoca Cooatw&y. ' His office will be , 1 mi Treotoa. He kit tr t bere Monday. - Wa kirn that the aUesotaoce at Gm- haaa Acatlemj, Uirskallbetg, continues -7' to tactvasa. Titer ai pupils in the acnoot troa feveo States. Oo-geoilenisii ftoaa Pamlico" baa avtred lown for tbe ". saks of the durational adranugeii offered. H la eertalnljr a pleasure to note the orertaplhlg ' aad ' improvt-mnt in the Oalksaai OS Um enrwr or I olkx-k and Mktdie atneta. It bus long been an ejv aot a thia ant prumineut locution in "$9r Bene, aad ha iwproreneat will . Xeoday there rame near liDg a aerlooa ecidcat at corner rotiork an-i mi.i '.' die ' Street at the Bra lham Pharauu-y v ba&Eaa whkh is beinsf improved. A poctioa of the tool which h beiog taken - ieva Ml before M was mtenoed K an t u -track and hart llr. E-. Larkey. though ' cudonaleir sot erioul, aad cut a colored Waehia., - Mr Z. Daeej't aleight of hand per- ' . prmence jestriMaT arttrnooo was atien id Us ;. ahoat. IBiee bond red oiakdr chlkiraa.- He nva a varietr at jpgitlera trieki aad atktd to the ioterrat by erpor. tea aow a Bomber of them were door. r The' Pianch aad Jedr part ot the perform -anee via abota the average. It was sot . : thaeM atervoryped affair, hat was nude .. . vp Oi aa feat area. AUaaU. TheTiaW to the Atlanta Kxpoaitioo an gettiag beck: - Mia. nosbea BoDaod, Um J. C. WaU "r laa, aad Mines Pead Powell and Addie CaUer, aad Mr. rrmie QaafciH nrtnraed : the-A K C fUUroad. Mr. Job - R.. Maaix. aseot of , iaaKNAH Rj rrUrowt wiih (ererai Uhecawbeveei by that mae. They wem'ifr. and Mm Geo. N. Irea, Misses LoUe Ivea. Orpba Eosb, Leah Jooea, ' XeUie CbliigM and Mr. George Bender. x eoo. . Mr. VUtt Smith another member ot tAiawerty ftot Lack Saterday. - They expressed tbemselves as well pleased both with the Exposition aod . with the trip aad the thorough prepara tioa UuU had beta taade in adraoce for . their convenience. Um. T. B. Oar esteesned ciUsea Mr. T. B. Hjojui - died Monday afteraoon at 5:30 o'clock te a protracted iUness. Be has been tick since the Utter part of August, tbooga daring the time he twice became abh to begla sittia ep. - - Mr. Ilysaaa t waa the ereretary of the GotdsbofO Xnwrber Ooaipany, a good ' baainess msn," ldndty In bis diiposiuoo . aad aa aaraeat rarietiaa. . He was formerly of Martin coan'T, bat toraboatadtarttytara'aeBTeditt Gnlds- - bM boa which - plare he mnorrd to ' Kew Berne la the t nauner of last year. 12a has for a lon tiese been in the saw mill baainess sad has been a stockholder fas and at caws ry of toe Goldsboro Lae her Co, since its formation. Itwasaurted first at Goldaboro, then opetated partially att3oltboro and pnrtiaUy at Dour and Anally the entire plant waa remove 1 to - Dorer aad tb Mr. Bjman nmrod to Xew Berne, it being near the bosmnw. Althoogh it has not bren long wnce be ' made his home in nor citr he bad tirmlj ; established Jtteaeeif i tbe esteem oi oar people end his rijath will be mourned by all who kmyw him.; . ; -'Veteawr.'' ; ' Uaited States Uieultt coart was called .to order Moeday by Hj K. Stnot. Deputy Uaited 8tahe Vahai1. Jade A. S. Sey aMwpreaidjoK. and Gen. Green, clerk being present. .2. -i TTJXSDAT MOKXDIO. " Court coaveaed at at 10 o'clock, a. m Hm 'Honor, J edge Seymour prcsi- - By arJer of the Jadge court wu opened by the Marshall aad with the usual proc- laStfUioa. : Ptxeent, C B' Ayonck; U. & Attorney SoL a Well, aasistaat O, J. Carroll, U. & Marshall . aarV. 8 R. iUnxt, depoty; George Greea, Jr. Clerk. The marshal thmsopoe letamed into (be coort, the Teaire lacies for the Upom aeder of toeit the clerk proceeded to draw the Grand Jary. It waa made ap aa fcUows; - ' Joel Klasey, fbramaa a. Beat, W. - - J. Parker, lease Brack, W. B. Boyd, Q. L. Eardieuej, M M Marks, Geo. Matther son, Z A Aakieev J B Ilotwed, J W Bid die, J II CrabOWw W B Mono, George -K Beckham. & Harper, John Hum pbrey, W II Cohan aad J K WiUia . The fo'ilowine; wre drawn to conetHnte pettyjBry Ko.b B.H Hsrdy, Benj. - Brock. T H MaliUne, W G William,, Jasa8 Wod,-Vr D Use, Jame B Gordrv, J B JoocS, John B Jvtne, J A Jojce, 8 X Wootra aad J W Galick. s TWfbJlowki were drawn as pet jury Jlo. S: Lew Kaadotpb, H G Rotna W Ph'rtt. Dempaey Wood, .Alex Hod J , ' aeU,D W Gaskili, A ?Ci.6L Wads. - worth, R W ilamphrsy, Joto W Bow 4en,Katha Hadaie aad Thomas Jar- Fifatabajarora (the fee last named were sonueueed by the Marshal to rom yltssyery No. X, and were daly swom by theeterk The Jodge, aneoeaced bis dernioo in the stMmer CuraaKKlort: re, the boat seixed a Wlhwieatoa oa the elinrvje of betes; a Cabao fiiibuatrr. The ovctsion waa that the libel be diuieit aoi the boat released. -c ' C. 8.TC Wnx. H Junes, col., larceny. Sol proa. By order of the Jo1ge court took s i antil 3 p. m. TOX8DAT KYKKTKO. Caort M-eaaeaabled at 3 p. m. The Grand Jary came into court and fateraeJ tree bill, in the following ciaes U.&nLE Creech, Sec 8231. U. S. ss Edward Saadlua in 3243; U. 8. rs Albert, alma Wm. A Baker. Sep Tooille, witm-ss in abore (, railed . aod tailed. Judgment ni si. Tlal $100. Thomas Bell, witness called and tailed. Jedement ni si. Fino.1 $100. ' U. 8. s. Aaron Johnson, selling liquor wkhoat iKseosr, JJeleodant plead?, not ftaiity. Jary sworn and impeoelled. Ar- nnamt made tor oeiennant dv jonn a. timaii tot the U. & by Sol C. Weil. Ver dict, aot gnilty. XJefcntlant dischar ged. U. & vs. Junes Reddick, railing liquor wiihoat Uoenee. Not Gailty, Defendant dtscaarged. Argument for defendant by Joba H. BesalC for the United btales by C xs. Ayoock. U.&va, Albert Baker, alias Wm. A . Baker. Falsely impersonating pensioner. Jurt tnroraf aad impanel ted. Pending ex. aaunatioa of wttaase coort" adjourned till J 0 a. ta. Wednesday tw MPwikTAirr 4r ricks. Et, C. Vnrtfetl. r Sew Berwe, Klee T tke Orpku'l Maue Ma Hya4lel Arw ar Mkalb neatoel Bctseele for sue nsnte. At the meeting of Synod just held in Fayetterille, Bev. C. G. VarJell, of New Berne was elected a member of the Board of Regents of the Orphan's Flume at Ba rium Springs. Tbiis the first time the lioard baa h td a rneinber so far from ihe neighborhoo-1 ot the location i f the horar but SynMl recognized the importance of havirg ihi portion of ihe Stute directly represented in the ni'inugcmi nt. Mr. Vardell was also electel Sjnotlii-al s?ent -of Sabbath schools. By virtue of this latter office he vein have snpi-n sinn of all the PresbTtertau Snbhnth ?i hool work in the Stile. Mr. Var'lell is Dot only one of tho l-t of payors, but be is a faithful, eoerji tic and efficient worker, wherever dntycal's His ability and willingness is being recog Dixvd and appreciated far lieyond the lim its of the territory iu which he directly labor. 'rnluf a4 tiolnx. MUs Minnie Malli?on of Croa'an i nine op lo visit ihe Mbse-i I, pe. Kev. Elwjrd Bti 1 )e''t lo emir f--r the .1. V. William in!; fu-.ory. He in tends to tike in tlie -e!.lein pnf of f c State welt bet ween now a d i:iir;.tiiia Then he will stop lor his iinnu il n ip to advertise the Ets' Or ilinu F.ir. He fxpets to start the first Monti. y nf er Christmas. Mr. Guy I-aoc, s.ni f Mr. Dtmiel Lme of Be'lnir, lett on the sfcHnpr Neiw for Manchester. Va , via Noriolk. H ' j e-. to take a situation np.u the Soullieni railroad to l.arn the tr.ule ot eniuer. Miss Julii I. me fmm near Covr. h it TharsdHj to visit tile At hint i :Apiiii"ii. Mr. John Iev of All intu- lieigh:: Ids son, Mr. JoUu V. l)ey of Newark, J., and Mr. XT: tl. Goble of New Jersey, came in on the steamer 'ew Berne anl left in the afternoon f-.r Beaufort to visit Mr. C. 1. IVy. llr. L. B. nnett ol CarUret county, passed through retutning lume from t In state Fair. Miss Ida Wayne of Olympia, who liad been visiting at Mr. R. P. Montague rc torned home Friday. Mrs. Oaksmith who has been spending a lew days in the city returned to her home near Moreheed. Uiss Anna Pearce relumed from Ral eigh where 4ie hss been visiting friends. Mrs. B. J. Porter is back from Pollock? ville where she has been f pemlmg a few days visit inz ivlytives. Mrs. R. P. Montague of the city and Miss Lilian Wodall of Sroithfleld, who has been visiting ber, telt to visit Miss Ida Wayne of Olytnpia. Meesrs. M. sad Jos. L. Hahn sod O. Marks returned from New York. Mr. M. Habo's daughter, Mrs. M. btrsaonrger of New York and htr children came down to visit him. Messrs. C. H. Fowler and J. O. and R. H. Baxter of Stonewall, came in en mate home from the Atlanta Exposition. They are delighted with it. Mr. W. G. Wombte, agent at Maysville of the W. N. 4 N. K. R , spent Saturday in the city. Bev. G. D. Bernbeim, D. D , arrived from Wilmington to fill his regular appointment as pastor of St. Luke's Kvan gelical Lutheran church of this city. He i the guest of Mr. W. F. Abtriy. Dr. Frank Duffy, who has been visiting at Catharine Lake, returned borne Mon day. Rev. U. S. Crowder and family of Avon, who have been visiting relatives at Marshallberg came np Monday ami stopped to visit until Wednesday at Mr. W. H. Bishop's. They are en route to Philadelphia to obtain treatment for tbe.r infant child, one of whose arms hss be come paralysed. Messrs. C. 1C TLo.nas and O. H. Guinn who have been attending court at Beaufoit came up home Monday Liot n ing. Others went on to Tieoton. Hon. F. M. Simmons and Messrs. W D. Mclver, W. W. Clarke, W. E. C'brke, M. De. W. Sieyemon and I). L. Wmd Went op to Trvntoo conrt Mr. Dempsey Wood, of Falling Cr ek, Mr. 8. 1. Wootcn of LaGran?e, Mr. R. H. Hardy of Green countyanrlJMr. Guacrift of Goklsboro are attending the United States Court and are stoppiug at Mrs. Jt. 8. Richardson'.-. Messrs. H. A and T. J .tarman. Itrs. N 11. Jarrr.an and Miss IlenriettH Jar oran, of Jacksonville are io ttie city. Mr Hal Potter of Beaufort passed through returning home trout the Ctate Fair. Miss Mamie Montf.ird, of Powle. -lones county, came up to visit Mrs. A. D. Betts. Rev. S. J. Porter, pastor of Midd'e Street Baptist Chnn-h, New Berne, lett for Vamlemere to assist Rev. J. W. Fry Ibis week in a meet ng at tuat place. Rev. J. W. Ro-4 of Cove was in the city Monday. lie waa en route home from holding a meeting at Spring Curden. Presiding Elder F. D. Swiudell came np from Carteret county. He has len holding quarterly con lereocc in Beaufort and Morebead. Satutday and Sunday he will hold conference at Ie's chapel and Sands v night lie will pnnch m Centen ary church. New Berue. Tea Baadaaai Pletar tl grma. The two large oil painting, ih.i work of Mr. E. T. Btrry wuu wliich Mr. J. W. Stewart baa ornaaieoted the front gables of his livery stables attracted con siderable attention. Sunday and Monday. They were put no late Saturday. One rrpiesents a firm wagon driven by a pair of mules, with a colored driver while anot tier colored man is stretched out at rebt near a stnmp by the roadside with his hoe lying by him. The other picture is a baggy being driven at a fine pace over a good road. Both pictures have pretty backgrounds, show well and are splendidly executed in every way. They mnke a beautiful finish for the haodsojie front which tbey orna ment. raalK-tr Die frmtm PtlMa. A colored woman nsrned Clara Cole man died Saturv'ay night with 'symptoms which indicated poisoniug. Not only were ber fymptoms such, but she was taken directly after eat inn break mat, as was also ln-r daughter, the in dication being poisoning The dinfrhter recovered, but the mother as we said dud. The coroner's iury made a most thor ough investigation us to whetlier anyone was criminally the cause ol dewth, but could find nothing to establish such. The food, with the esrejition ot nhnt vus ob tained from the carden h d k-tu imrtaken of before without liarui.'ui itu!t, and the meal his prfpnr.V i.y tli- lUiuhtrr wbo also p.iri'Hk ol it. ihejuiv c-m hi ded that if there was poioouiug it mabt nave been accidental. T Atlaatat tm MMiavI A. 4k V. c. K. at. A party of our citizens left for the At lanta Exposition yesterday over the A. & N. C. R. B. They go all the way wit hoot change in one of the company's best passenger coaches, which Ikis leen specially filled for the occasion with sleep ing apartments, aud evtrytuing needlul to conduce ly reason ol tbe size and con geniality of the patty, the coir, tort o;' those making ttie trip. Tbe paity as it left New Birne, consis ted of Mr. F. C. Roberts, Secretary and Treasurer of the road, his wife, and two daughters Misses Leila aud Naonie, and Dr Charles Daffy and entire lamily. Tbey will he joined en rou'e by relatives of Mr. Robert's family Irom Cbapel HilLtbe increase will make it a good sized party; and the car w serve as tbe home ol all going aod coining. Tbey will no doubt have an enjoyable trip aod appre ciate tbe Exposition all the better. It will astonish you how quickly John sou's Magnetic Oil will all internal aclies and pains for man ang beast; $1.00 size, 50 eta; SO cent size, 25 cts. at F. S. Duf-fy-s. SECOND VERDICT NOT GUILTY In Ihe Insurance Fraud Cases Same as in the First. Tbe Remninder of the frimlnal Cuaea Moved to Joan Court Thla " Ttae ITwII ' Moved to Sew Berue. Special to Journal.) Bratfokt, O' l. "20 -A leer retiiftioing out all night the jury n-tumtd a verdict of not guilty, in the second caseof forgery aaiuft Dr. T. li. Delemar mid I-evi T. Noe - the insuraco tV; u Is Judge Grali. m n'ter r.v ivinrr the ver dict, said: 'TunticcT.:. ihv c.'Uit is re sponsible tor your ver.iii : ' The solicitor mail- a n-t ion to retuovo all the other cases li"in thi- county on ihe arouud-i that the St.:f: ( nid not tot a fair trial lefause of prejudice against the insurance companies who a i- prosei'uting thee rlet'endauts. AHer argument pro an 1 con the judge moved the c.i-p to .lom-s cotiuiy court which iin-et nevl tv!; and hound the iietendains. Dr T. li IV-!-nv.r. Dr. L. W. 1' rkins, .1 (' IVIamai. S !" D. lamar, Chas li. Hassell. Levi T. V, (white) and liHvi.l I'arker, S o vla-s A. Hi. .11. ;t, A. I. KiLer and Widi.i.n i . tendaals in V ii'.oiis i-i-i :.u-1 coiisjur a y i.. li . i I .oil' Is ellc.i to a i'(. a. Tuesday. The Jude in hia m' 1 'lu iDcr, .-f ei. ill am olore-l. dp- i tor-pi y, tiau n 1 1U ri I reel doll i r at Tiento'i net l rks IU' 1'i.iiiovul fur allied bv Hie said, wn h l tit" t.-; i-'.ot, y State in the t o ca. .- ti n d, i i ri i e 1 1 o 1 1 could uot be had; 1 jS sal 1: titil, J u -1 requircft a removal. I'hc insnr nice c on lie tivil dockL-t e'e moved to Craveu comity to be tried in the -I't'i" t. rm. O urt a.iiouinid s ti lie this afternoon. Tiler-.- was u large attendance and gual mti rest. FALL IRISH POTATOES!. Nalendid Unn Rnfaed by Mesara. H. H. art la tail Hon at ;ierhaw Their Method. Mr. J. II. Curtis of Kershaw brought up to thie uity some very tino fall crop Iris'i potatOtS a sample of those taised by himself and his t.ither, from their earliest plained ones. Tney planted 2 1-2 acres the last week in July and dug seventy-five barrels lust week. Tney all aveiage welt there were not more than five barrels of small potatoes in the whoie lot. Th- best ot iheui weighed about a pound each They are B.iss red a:.d Blis w hite varietu 8, about equally divided. Tee last teemed t. have turn' d out just a little ltter than ihe first, though tKln did very well. If it had not bten tr the drouth, the gentle men are satisfied they would have made not less than 50 barrels to the acie. Tbe land on which tliey were raised is not consideied v rv fertile. Their treat ment ol it was es follows. They had oats in the spring, then cut the oats and turned tbj stubble under, then limed the land with home-burnt shell-lime at the rate of nearly two tons to the acre, five hundred pounds of qu.mo in feitili7.ing the pota toes. They have several nens more to dig about a week later. They were planted the thud week in Augtut. Aa good lesnlts are not expicied from them is Irom the first planting, because being plauted later the dry weather w hich is a very unusual thing with us, hud more effect upon them. Mr. Curtis has baokp.l the potatoes, the same as he wo dd sweet potatoes with tbe intention of selling later, wuen he expects tcrvalize latger prices. Paatrfs Not "Dry." A witness in a cse of selling without license was asked 1 1 Federal court yester day, if PaOicgT wa-. a dry town. He replied, "No it is not a dry town. We've got a mill pond right there got plenty of water." A PENETRATIMti WHISTLE. The Sound or the SiIbmob Lomhr Co'a Klcnala Beacbm to Vaademerf, and NerTH aa m Unlde for Heg-a latins' Time Prleea. One of our citia-jf.-- mi uus us that his little son, recently "it aisit at Vnnde mere heard a wins !e with a familiar sound aud inqu'rn i who it was down there that had a w.iist c !;ke the Stimsou Lumber Co., He w:s informed that the whistle he heard v.as that ot the Stitn son Lumber Co., auJ ..iat not only could It be beard there bur it was the signal by which the people of tfi neighborhood set their lime pieces It appears that the sound of the whistle is beard thus heyorjd Yaudemere to a distance of least of about thirty-two miles from New Berne by the public road, this is a somewhat remark able showing. We do n t know what the distance would be a direct course, but judge it would probably be atout twenty five miles, but even calling it only twenty io would mike a wide tetritory for a whistle to afford such service. THREE POftT-K ASTERS! ARRESTED. Oat IhrCbarrr of Mating: Fraudulent Reports of Ihe Amount of Buaineoa In Order to Iucreaae Their Re port. Three postmasters were betorc E. O. Hill, U. S. Commissioner, Saturday charged with claiming a greater number of stamps as cancelled at tneir offices than wers so cancelled. The inducement to cause such a report is that the pay of the pt -master of ttie smaller offices is not a sslarv, neither is it based upon tue num ber of stamps sold, but upon the number cancelled. The postrnaMTs were Dr. J. W. Sun ders of Ocean. K. F. Piingle of Pelleticr's mills, and John E. Wilcox ol DcBruhls. Tue pielunary trial of Dr. Sanders was held snd lie was bonnd over to court which holds this week, in I be sum ot 9200. Mr. Pring'e from the first waived ex amination. His bond was also fixed at 9300. MrWilcoxcaae was not reached. It was postponed. The i-ases were worked up by J. H. Gregory a government officer. The meth ods was to have tbe master of posi offices to which mail went from the fuspecled ones, to keep accou it of ihe mill thai tame from them. In the rase that wag tried all the offices to which ma 1 went Irom Oceau and the amount l mail re ceived by them must be .ietenn:ned in or der to substantiate the charges. What Good Farming Will Do. Oil le-s than sis acres of Ian . inside ihe corporate limits ' M.,riant c, Mr. J.. ha W. Cam pi -e' I l i-t wat ni sei 1.3i0 'U--i-els of sweet potatoes which i.e sold at a net profit of a li' tie ive ?600. He Ins erecied in his potato patch at a cost ol $200 a house tbat k eps ;!e potatoes per fectly from October until M,y We men tion this Uct editorially because it seems to us just now a matter of more real prac tical interest to our ho ne people than the movement to allow the rich Dabobs of Colorado and evuia to make a dollar out of fifcy cents w. 't'i of silver. The six teen to one that w :!' i.my'uo us good is that which will eu i'-'w ":'t t.,rrr,ers to sell sixteen dollars w. i..i i prod.ice fur every one dollar expend d :u r "iunnr the ctop. Mr. Campbe-l ic-.s almost done that well. Muranton H:m J. Did You tier Try Electric Bittei feme ly for your troubles? If not. et m bottle now and net relief. This ruc-dici..e has b.ea lound to be peculiarly adap;id to the relief and cure of all Female Complaints, exerting a won derful direct influeLice in giving strength aod tone to the organs. If you have Loss of Appetite, Constipation, Head ache, Fainting Spells, or are Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable. Melancholy or trou bled with Dizzy Spells, Electric Bitters is the medicine you need. Health and Strength arc guaranteed by its use. LariiS bottles fifty cents at F. S. Daffy's Drug Store. 3. J MIDDLE STREET BAPTIST ritl'RC'H Baptistery Completed A I)evlratlc Addition aud a Beantifiil Piece ol Work. The baptistery of Middle Street B:ipti-t church was finished vest, r.lay. The painting by Mr. Hugh Cum mi tigs beiug the last of t he work. Mr. Cummings has civen the church a most bcautilul piice oi ..ik. Tbe wood woik of the iu ten r ol the addition is pine exeept th.- -lo..rs, ami Mr. Cu-mi.in.;s has graiued t hat siif-ef the doors to cor re -spout! therewith. 'Ilu- v. rk is wry natural. Like M . k :riin:ng at 'lie I're-by lerian chiinli it - n.,.-o li. ieh which is tin rp..l mi whiih the im itation. The side of the door- 1 -.v tli -2T.'gi:ioii was grdtu-d in u ilnuU -ukI l-'l-eiK-h or burr Mli.i!'. Th- v ! han.l 'onie. Ixi'Ji in style and paiiditii: and add to the appearance oi the church con siderably. The pool is si1: feet wide, lour feet, deep and ten f.et lo.i. The fiont of it is un der the pu'pit and the rear hull ui.der tin: new portion ot the elnmh. It i, con nected with the waterworks and has pipes for either hot or c id uct. The heater is yet to la- put up. Tl.cie is also a ilraic pipe leading out to t- e street. 'i'h-' liottom of the pool is of concrete, and the shirs of masonry covete" with 1 1 nient. The added rooio f. the b.iptistrv" is uoiply supplied urn wi.idow and doors nod will be divided 'nto rooms, the control part and a i biugroom at eitlo r side by heavy curbtais whose colors will eonv pond with the surroundings. IMPROPER FAIR SHOWS. The Slite Fair Puts a Stop to Tlieire Through K.lTorts of Mr. . B. BroiiR ll ton. As is well known throughout the State, Hie of 1 he cau-es ol sin c, of ihe East Carolina Fair, held annual'v in New lierne is that it 1 as tv t itsjit like a Hint, against allowing demoralizing exhibitions, or knowingly admitting suiudleis and fakirs on its sjroiinds. Visitors ive our Fair ihe credit of being the most watch ful and successful in this particular ot any they have ever known and we hop? ihe ihiv will never come when they w ill not pursue I his praiseworthy course. The Mate Fair h.,s just had some trouble ou this line. DiscreJitable shows, the chancter ol w hich was not under stood, h id been admitted, but w hen it wa manifested, we are ojd t see they were run off. Mr. N. I. tiiougiitou, w ho recently conducted a scries of meetings in the Baptist Tabernacle, this city, was a leader in the i lfort against them. The Ral.igli News A; Observer says ol it: The -'Hootchee Kootchec" dancers will be swept off the midway tins morning. They have danced for the last tune at the SUte Fair. Aud this will be the last fiir at which these indecent exhibitions wid be per mitted Alter the regular business ol the State Agricultural Socieiy had been oisposed ol Thursday nisht, Mr. N. B. lirotightor, caTed ihe fitti ntion of ihe society to the existence on t he fair grounds ol-v-irrain shows that are w holly immoral, indecent and disgraceful "' lie said: "The Hootchee Kooichee dante, as these fakirs call it, is. 1 am in formed, so outrageously indecent as to uiuke nee, ssary a protest from tlie decent people of the State. In making this pro test, I do not reflect upon either the President or (tie Secretary f this society, neither of whom knew until this afternoon the excessively indecent nature ot these vulgar performances. 'The buildings a' the Fair are filled wi'h t.autifully displayed pioiucisof the sod. with poultry m.i trie catt'e, anu all the producions of r! e State. "But the exhibits sre overshadowed by ihese shametul i xhib tions "How manv young f.um' is i-aw the ex bi bits th-.re today t" ' Most of them were rip tided by the fakirs anil demobilized by tuese disgratv- 1 11 1 8llO S. "These inmii ral things n u t be stati pid out, and that at once I w.mt ihe good ot k to b gin now, ami to , lose t he show s to-morrow morning. 'We invite the sons and daughters ol North C'aroliua here to ,.ur fa.r. and vit allow l In se shows to p.. liu e and legruic their minds aud b . ies. It is a shame ou oar civil z dim and ou; Cn i isti aiity. "They wen- represent ' lo '-e 'scieatifie exhibitions' tuese Hootchee K notch- e dances. "The newspapeis said tlia' the Secre tary was on one of Miev 'll 'otehee Koot chec' stau.is when it f 11 yesterday, aid whs just on the point of seeing Ihe show wlnn the platform went down. This was probably a scheiii-" on the part of the lakhs to keep idm fr'u seeing the kind of show they Were giving. "We ought to bejin closing these things, to-uiorrow- Children's Day aud suppress them tor all line Secretary Nichols srdd he ha 1 no knowl edge, belore their admission, of the nature of these show s. Co'. Julian S. C'arr. Col. ,1 . 1 1 n S. Cun ingham, Maj. J. W. Wilson and others seconded Mr. Broughton's motion. Col. Carrsaio neither he nor the Secre tary knew the character of these exhibi tions. Yesterday afiernuon i.e had en tered his protest. He went to see the show, and it was positively nauseating. He had spent several hours in trying lo regulate the evil, and hud stopped as much us he could of ti.e indecent talk on the outside. Col. Carr sai : "We must keep the morals of the young peop'e, if we would preserve the mo als of the State." Mr. Brougiiton s motion w,-,s made to include nil the gauibbng schemes on the groupds. The resolution was then passeel ui.ani ai usly. And the "greasy pig'' and "Huoichee K ootcheo'' show s must go. A RIVER BRIDGF. 4.TRC t'LAR. Netting Forth What Kind of Brtdg-ea Ousrbt to he Built (If at all) The l ost Aud Mail Rate or Tax Needed to Pay It. The fo. lowing has b-jeu issued for tlia infoimation ot voters in the coming elec tion upe,n whether the needed bridges shall be built o- imt across Neusc and Trent rivers: To the Citiz.'ns and Voters of Craven Co: A: the election widen win be helJ on Tuesday after the first Monday jn ov ember 1895, upon the quesdon of Hoad Law, puisuant t Chapter 4., or the Public Liw5 ot 1895, you wil! be reques ted to vote upon the qui-fiou of building Bridfies across tbe Neu-c a d Trent rivers, and in order that v,-u mav vote in telligently, the folowing n,cs relative io the construe lion of sat.i fridges are sub mitted for your r-arefu . n-i-u ration: COST Of BOTH BRIDOKs WII.l. Bit f 29 97.") T,,e hi teiges ( f bud: w i 1 1-p tiec- r.i.ng to the na.i an sue :ti.:il;oiis t tir-t- ... ' .. .:.. . 1 l ' . I eidss lij.i i, i la i , a i iie.ii e p:'-' nn -ei io the wood work, au-l st-el Draws of the very Utest and improved palteris; f. rty five (eet clear openiDg and 0t e htineireel leet span. The Boadways witi be is fe-t, with high side rtiiti, gs, and liu- pi, ink cover ug will be 3 1-2 inelie.- iht. k. The C.iiittaetor w be ' ijii'-el to give a good and stitHce-; bo h1 f-r ttie laithfu1 erformaucp o :., tract. It is estimated that a tax ,iot exceeding rents ou ill)0 valu ,! r- a. and per on.o property, and 24 c uts ... .he poll w .1 pay t lie annua i i',t- e-: n he B inds - sued to build the ' rid-j,-, and cr-ate a sinking fun 1 sutfic u' .. pay the p ii (..-p-d ef the debt at inituntv, aci ot'di g to t he p. ovisi, 'US of Chanter 200. Pub'ic Laws l6'.i5. With pro i ible inc ease in pro)erty values, mis tax may be te eluce d. By order Commi-shiners, J. W. Biddi.e, Clerk. Good II ii 11 1 1 UK on the Lake. Mr. E. W. Biyn, who, with his brothers, Messrs. A. L. and Merrnt Bry an, have been taking a hunt at Cat Fish Lake, eight in Ies from Pollocksville re turned home Saturday.brinigng a deer and ten raccoons. Tbey also killed another deer and two more raccoons. This week they propose to try for bears. NEW BEHNE WAS CHOSEN. As The Next Place nf Meeting For The Presbyterian Synod, And November 10. 1S96. the Time NtudslicHl Iteporl and Four Memo rial SkelelieN. The following is the ehc-iue' work of I'lesbyieiv at Fay, tteville. The sl iti-l..-al tepoit was pm-eide 1 and -boui ! the 1 ill-.w ing lac s: Four niinis tes die i dining the lat vear; whole nuui Um of I'r. -' yn'i'ii.n niToster in the Slate one hiitidf- 1 1 mm I fo'tvf'Ur; iniinber ol .-a ,,,.,. ,.s candidate u.r tue mini-try 71; .oi.lilll-:. i lilts I io- State ttll.'.l'J.'t e titi ,:.i,'.;o; ! i all ,;i-e- is! ".2Uj; lliein-inl- , ",.. I 1 1 1 I he , hlil'ch dii;,ur'lie last yen- J. '.Mil. ( i in, lies orgato.-d 7; etauge-li-ts in th- Suite l-",; lnissi I'tn i..-s 11) loreign tie eli (',; number of couu'ies with no I'lesbveiui'i church in them 2'K Memorial sket, lies of the lour mini lees who .tied lien' l'etid. v. Rev. A. L. Crawford. It. -v. T. N. Faue'ette, Kev. Hob'. I'.urwell, 1'. 1' and IW. .1 . P. Mcl'l., r-oa. New- llei'a,- Wr'.s elio-e-t as ihe pla.'f for tli,' mil inP-'iing eh lie tsyied, and Nove'nb, i In, I sht; u the tiuip U.-v Innn liaie-lay introdu ed the fyl owing resolution. whirii was aef,p-te- : "l'h Synod will cnoe.ivor to conduct an vangeo-tie- campaigu in Albeinaile I'lpsbyeiv for one week pre-el,ng the Uc.xt I'ueetins.' of III': Syuod in New B-rne, ea, h member giving a week's time to the effort.'" By a unanimoiH vote the th ink-i o! the Syaoel were heartily leturned to the jieop e , f Fayettevillc i'or their hospi tality, to the railroad lor reduced rates, to the press for its kindness in r, porting t he meet ings. Tile above uccoutit or the closing work of .n uod is taken irom a special ill the News and Ob-ervcr. This Session of Syii'id of the State id North Carolina which his bceu lnld this week at Fayetteville closed Friday. It was a good and profit able meeting of the representative body of the Presbyterians ol the State. Next year's Synod, as seen, will meet in N't w lierne. A-hevil e. Concord Salisbury and (iastonia all wanle I it the two, united on (iastonia both urging tin: claims of (iastonia. but Iiev. C. G. Vardell. spoke' f ir New Berne urging the well-known hospitality of its eh ize:is, and Svriod voted to come in New Derm-. As will be seen in the condensed stalis licrl report pub'ished above this Synod his 144 ministers and 5:10 churches, livery minister is a membe r an devery church has a right to scud a ruling elder, constipieutly it is possible for the number of delegates to reach nearly seven bun dled. Not only is this a large body but it is compared of highly intelligent and influential men of the pastors and the beet members of the churches. Such men a (ieoige Y Wtittsol Durham. ex-Gov. Thus M. llolt, and men of like prominence in w hatever community tney reside. New iierne is honored m being chosen when I here was sue h competition lor the meeting. Our people, we ate sine, will appreciate- the coming of this assembly of Christian workers null will open her gates with a royal welcome and her character istic hospitality. lINSTO-S Pl.lTK. Arfitliir from the Disaslronii Fire to a Rueressrul Career in a Shorter Time Than the Most Ilopelnl Predicted. KiNaTos. N. C, Oct. 2Gth: 1895. A fi w months ago, Queeu street be tween G, rdon and Caswell, 'urnished a de;oldesigir Heaps of .tshps, piles 01 b'oke-i bricks, iitiginenis of buck walls, twisted uud-is, overturned iron safes, ii.oiii'its ol oroken crockery ai d glass w re and betetei'.pne-ous mtisses of burnt stoves to d 1 ' u w aire, met the eye at every turu, from ihe river to Mcllvaine street. Pessimistic prophets said that Kiuston was iieael (liners sani it would not recover in twenty e.r-. O hers said hd it wuuld be iil ui t in three years, B;r th, v were all wrong. T--.iay, on the west s, a "( Queen suaer. n ,t OQly has i-V' i", bui ut store house be o ie utlt (and wdh bette r and finer building-mau before) u- i'.r Jas. A. Pridgen is : u.idiug four st res where his dwelling lorn.erly stooet. On l ie east side, a large, fin - hotel, of 111 .ch gieater sizts and coave i'nee than the burnt one was, has b en erected on the old site. Hotel Tull will, in a few w-eks.at farthest, b- ready to furnish fiist ci ss accommodations to t Ue travel ing public. Waut of space forbids to tell, in this article, of all the improvements. But we will begin with the Einstein building. A large 1 ne-stoiy lu use now occupied the space where once stood two two-story ones. It is spacious and elegant in the ex retre It ts lighted by a large number of gas burners, w hich give a brilliant effect at night. The main room is forty eight by one hundred and twenty-eight leet. At the rear of this room art: two nil ely lilted rooms for dress making. A gall, ty 12 by 7j feet rims along one wall, upoulwhich are displayed sets of handsome furniture. I he space immediately under- ueit'i the gallerv is also utiliz-il for the display ot furniture, carpets, nigs, etc. In several places, the skill, taste and handiwork ol Mr. Ado ph Einsteiu may be seen m the shape jf b, autilul arrange ments lor ,hc d splay of ele gant goods. The large windows also affortl ample room I t the exhibition of samples of lump goods, glass, crockery and pictures attractively arranged. A smooth, con crete pavement inns the who!e front length, nnder a corrugated iron awning. Iu our next letter, we piopo.se to tell ol inany'other indications of thrift, ener gy and progressiveness shown by our people under the distressing circumstances which surrounded us AkaCHF.l. Hymeneal. The marriage bells rang a merry peal las. Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at (uemi's creek church, w heu Mr. Joseph I . Morton (Tobi ), as he is fimiliarly cull d, ltd to the alter Miss Myra Marshall in holy weelloek. The cere-nonv was beautifully perform , d by Bev. Daniel Keid of the N. C. Conteience. The briele u the lovely daughter ol .Mrs Emily Marshall, wieljw ot the late Henry -Marshall of Ward's Mi! s, who elied several -.-rs ago Irom w hat was supposed, woun ts received in 1 he tate civil war, beiog a goo, and faith uil soldier in Co. I, 27lh, N. C. regiment, the same regiment and company as the writer. Tli" groom is a son of Mrs. Maria Mor ton of Huhci", wieiow oftbe 'ate Joseph Moiton, same place, and br '.lur of th--K'-gister ot Deeds of this county, (Clash w 1 We w ish you Tobe and Mra all the h'lvm.ness bi-ionging to a hapo" couple. (i. W. W. .1 '-us-Kidney a-:d Liver negu'ator, th- i l ib I .. ci.:, -a'l ki :ipy tiud It ml litnt'e s. toip-d i vt;. biliousness, nia'tir . and C'-nstipati n L Tl-p pack ages. 25 a-jci 50 cts. at F. S. Duffy 's. MAIDEN AND HER WHEEL. y long siie's on the o itnde ln r Heeling w heel; seldom now she'll eve' -ew ' 'ittle ihought give thre-d and reel. 1 -wr plea-is that they c.av sleal nncnt for a kiss; - ! She cat) cot leave wheel - -ueh a fleeting Llis . :mes have cha.igeii' Tis but a lay intiieien knew e;ot how: v ie.-! to stride :i nu speed aw ay little time for kiss a,, y.iw. Si ft on Keake. Al' c A: 'Tis (.); Mer V : I H-nv T,.e W A Hnuscliidd Treasure. 1). W. Fuller. Canajoharie, N. Y., says that ue alwa s ke ps Dr. K ng's New Discovery m the house and Ins lamily h is ;vavs found the very l est resu ts follow its use; that he would not I e without it. if pi curable. G. A. Dykeman Druggist, C.itskill, N. Y., says that Dr. Kiug s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy ; that he has useel it iu bis lamily I'or eight years and it has uever failed to elo all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial bottles free at F. 8. Duffy's Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and f 1.00. 8. TWO GREAT C-fcl'OSITIONH Chicago's and Atciila's But Atlan la'a is the MoMf ftai Isloei." orj- to Vii llora The Rowcni. Mr. (4eoig,; N. Ives, who has jut re turned from the A'linlt TC.': position speaks in the highest terms .f it. Mr Ives is a fish man and authority on fish questions ami he pronounce- the af;ii i liiiui display nhe tim-st ever made in ilrs e-ountrv, and it will)' still belt-, r when th,- di-p'ay the i uite,! St-ib s li-l 1 , .,m;iiis si, 111 ear is getting tit New Brine arrives there. The displiy 1 id not eo-t as much as t he one at Chicago, but nevertheless it surpass, s it. Mr. Ives 11I so pronounces 1 h,- Govern ment I nil, ling and the ele'etne di-phiy a liPiteT thim t a'-e 1 J 1 .1 1 '.'i'e al Cnieaf'o. and tils i He- location ol the gia.1111. Is. Al Chicago liny vi ,-ic fl.i ; at Atliiili tiny are undulating and imuc I ejiutifid, the lulls al-o in.ike it so that a biitn-r view etui 1)- taken than could hedane al ( i.i l-ago. There i; one teature. however, the no I 1 way p'ac.anep, v.-hiih does nor, in Mr. Ives opinion, up)ro:icll to the eelh ti -e ot t he cot lp-potiding one ;it ( liu'ttgo. At Cliicago it was a gt'ai.iJ and itr-li'iin ive sight- -even t" Walk aiouu 1 outside ill j the midway, while at Atian a ha pi'-'-nounee- the fchows themselves as far as ho ' saw th 'in, as on the "f .ke ' order, nearly , on a par with w'hat c m be seen at ordi nary fair. W hile the Exposition i.-not so i toi sive as atCnic -gn, it N all the lietter on t h it ae-coiiut, becaii.-ii- the ibi.ncr wa-: appalling in magnitude- while the At lanta Exposdiou can he conipr- h,-n, 'e 1 in ir entirely . ATTAC K ED BY A DEER. J ' j The I. arte Ruck at lite Fair Ground: AttaekH Mr. W. II. Bishop laud. In- : Hictfl Severe Injnrie. The large and inufcula:' buck whi, h la kept at the Fair grounds showed himself j Sunday to be a vicious brute and dange i ous if given an opportunity to be so. j Some one left the gale ot his cneiosiiie-! open anu fe came (tit m o the ran ground yard and savag-.-elly alt n keel Mr. Vr. II. Bishop wdio lives at the Fair grounds and looks after the jiroperlv. The deer made on- atiack and Mr. Bishop procured a club, but the deer at tacked him Ihe second time, knocked him dow n and pn.ceeded to n.e both heii n and h ,ofs oa bun :is he lay pro-Sr ded. Mr. Bishop received a bid 1 ut on the cheek. We are iiilonne I ir is cut to the bone and that the wound is considerably swollen. He was also bruised about t In side and shoulder so -priously that he can ouly partially r use his anil, He was sick yesterday with lever, caused the injunc s. it is hard t tell how badly Mr. Bishop would have fared had not his two daughters, Misses Carrie and Lu'a, seen his danger and btavely msheel to ther,s cue aud, at great risk to themselves, got the deer away fro n him. SEWN IN BRI EF. We understand that ore of the reasons that the r.,ce between Gentry and Pate hen could not be secured lor the State lair is ihat these kiugs of ihe tuif will not race ou anything less than a one mile track. Ore ensboro lit cord. The News and Observer dives this item: Mrs. R. R. Cotton, ot Ccuondale, left Monday for Atlanta, where she w ill rea I a paper before the Woman's Congie s3. Mrs. Cotton is one of the l-.dy managers of the Exposition ftom this rVate. She took also a very prom nent p ,11 in the yV oman s Congress iu Chicago, in w hich she Was one of llic lady managers from this State. Spanish newspapers are putting on their war pdut against the United Mates. They declare that their governtneiit should force ours to apolog zj lor allow ing an anniversary day ot the former Cuban rebellion to I e celebrated in i his country anil that Spain should net w th tue promptness and decision coin nensu rate to 1 lie magnitude of ihe outrage. A yy'inston-Salem special in the News and Observer says: "Col and Mrs W. F. Smith, of this city, have received an invi tation to attend the marriage of Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt to the Duke of Marlborough, the event to be celebrated in New York at hi'jh noon on November 6th. Colonel Smith is first cousin to Miss Vanderbilt s mother. Their tattlers were brothers. It is staled that Miss Vmder bilt's memento from her parents will be $15,000,000. They will also pn senl the mnn she is to wed with 3.000,000." Thaie has been another terrible massa cre if Armenians by Turks. Fifteen per sons were killed and the Armenian women who fell into the ham 13 of the mob were outraged and terribly muti late I. Many victims were tied to stakes and burned. Churches were d-.secft' ted and vdl iges pillaged At Constantinople it is officially dec ared that it was pro voked by the Armenians unwarrantable attacking mnssu'mans at Marash and Zsitun. A cough w hich persists d iy alter tlay. should not be neg ected any longer. It means something more than a mere local irritatiou. ami the sooner it is relieved ihe better. Take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It it prompt to act and sure to cure. A HOME ABOVE. Mk. Editor: I consider this touch ing little poem, written by Joseph Hid den, son of Governor Holden, the sweet est getn which 1ms tound its way to the public for many years. Tlie sad end of the author and the pathetic si ory of ins lite makes it more impiessive to those who kuew ihis won-ierful geuius. The victim , f "women aud wine," he barely missed being gnat. Let us hope that forgiveness came with penitence, and that he found a home "Mid the numbrhss slars of the beautiful sky.'' Oct. 22, '95. D. Schlnick. O.'i, is there no home for the wounded and we. 1 ry The heart that is brok,n; the eye that is te.ry The mind that ii sad and the soul that is dteary? Oh, is there no home in some planet on high. 'Mid the numberless stars of the beauti ful sky; Yea, God hath provide, 1 a mansion above, yVhose timbers were grown in !i - garden o: love; Whose walls are r.s bright ns the sheeD of the show Ac the shen of the shielel -it th- sun in its glow. He hath built me a home in some p'amt on high. "Mid th nu n'-erless stars ,c 1 b-,111 ful sky. lie gave 10 my lathers a h ie a ;t.s earth, But sin has discovered tec t: - . f m birth. And life is a shadow a tn st. oi the morning That fades from the hills wit 1 tue light of ihe dawniLg; Yet stil there, s home in some claret on hiL'h. "Mid the numberless stars o: t be-.utiful skv. I know i"it jhe otb th::t .v "e my ie fing'-r . I mus , ti'iT the rev shall ub--tie. But I know i' was f.-rm-" y of God That rny mansion is ettip'i . await 'Till He stun! command me ' 'Till the angel ol death iu I'OUle. To tear me to dw'eli in r y beautiful liome Mv h nie that is built e-n some pianet on 1..J4I1. 'Mid the numberUss stars oi the beagttful sky Raleigh State Chronicle. A person is prematurely old when baldness occurs before tbe forty fifth year. Use Hall's Hair Renewer to keep tbe scalp healthy and prevent baldness. THKKE imiTIJINAL SERMONS At t!ic !'iesli icriiiii ('litircii Sunday Tlie V3oi-niiii One Uy Ihe Pasror oil Ihe lim e Ii The aIii'i iiimiii One on I. lec tion by Rev. ti. D. Rernhi-iiii. D. D.. In Rlailli"rnii Seniie-Ttie Kieninu One both tlisloi icul anil ri mil on tlie Hi'liii lllillhiii -W Inn II Wax anil Hon il VI 11s llronlii Ahoul. Tl.Pl'e were lllte,- III),- ,,,,,, . , 1 I,, Pre--!'', lei i-tti 1 h 11 tch Mind 1 v. con's en fi.-cH. flu- iMOl'n i :lg s llll'll Was bv the past or. 1: ' I' I,. ' M. II'- -llbi et w a- " ( I c inch ot :.-!. an I ,u- l.iii.e.i ir, !'. hpilld tr,d N- ' lll.lt I lie- , xi-.fi II '1 ', 1 o i a II t I ' : 11 qtll'.ll ,-lo! ,llo If 'III I ' 'a 1 cut-- tl ike wa il 1 ' :, church W :; - C, 1- e.ftl with t he p -s'e: it of mankind upon ih-- i-ntli, that in till u-.-p. tiie-poitol ( ,' "1 Was the a, '. . i .-, II ID V II i p i .V , I tl 111' i g ' i.-d - pi "pie and I i.th t,.- , h muel thf ')!' I Which Clival,,,,) wa- leeelwd. Ironi thi' time of ihe first l oniiy -liooi Abel t'ii down t io 1 1 igh lie- tn rti t elis, jtl'lires, prop hp' s mil ;,p, , 1 1, j, i ,. pre s ent. find w ill li to tin- etc I of i i inc. lie nitiintaii f-d not oniv lhal throughout all a. s (;.,J h,,: h a,l a , Ii u I . h in th,- U'-rld, but licit I-,- tpis never had but one ehiirc'i thc.-r- v. ... no! .m , huu-li I'or tin- Old Testtui.cld 1:1111- and ah -thei forth NiW, bill llitl' it -,-.:- 01 .- ehtnch cotititiuoiis! ,-. Ifp made a pi:i' 1 pre-en tat: 'ii of 1 lu- Irom the illustration 11 r- I by Pan! iti ihe ,1- vcl lii ( hapt. r , Uoiil'Il- in tm- co, up , 1 - speii at .on blanch,-.:, f -"li "I 1 ' io fill', h in t I ,1 I w o to an oliv 1 r- e u:.d ,t -li'u-crat'iui is, nai that th dd tree Was picked up. dc-'royd ;i':d ;i new one planted lit' ihd . .m ,-fthc 1 '1-111 1 lips w pre I .1'. ,.;e'l oil", all I t a' - gf-llt lh s. 1 lu wild t'fe-i wet-.- g'-iif . in ten. I nek-paitaU-Ms Ol ihe l,-..t ami I ,111-ss, it is Ihe -tune st, ck. the -tone loot slid This ou,-eh-nci, i- i.- t the i'ri'-li.t'ittii branch nor tiUj oth -r bttitieh td- iic. 1 )'!f -lences of op.nioa and ifid: is--.11, hug make l l.ltli lies I'l'lillif. 1 1,11 ( !,, btit l!l-,'V ail go lo m ,ke v p I lis church. i'.ei'ife Wie c 'ini' g olCi.rist I l-.o promise ,v ,s to hplii-wrs and th-tr clni oren. The , liildr, ti W'.-re riiibiicad in t ae coy, nant ; thev were ill the church tln-ii and no man can find one line in the wh " Btb e lc show that ( "In i-t who loved od lilessrd linle '. llihb'en h 1- P . e.'V -hut th-i'o-rnf the chinch in tin ir ttie, . t l.i 1 i ION. In the ai'trruooti Kev. (i. I). Per ,!a on. of Wilmington, p. -tor of St. Luke's Evargp'cii Lutheran ('hutch ot New BeniP ii-el the hitutp room c-fibe Pres byter: in chiirc;! to conduct a .service lor his 'itliP 11 ick titi'i all others wlio might cam-. 11..- pre .died upon ' Eie-jtion" 11. ni -hovved thai ihe gospel (ail was exteudrd to alt, but that win e many were called, 'ew were ehosen. v'hy were they nut chosen '.' 13-caii-e the' would not. All could accept and be saved w ho wjtild. THE KEFeiKMATIOV. It ir- a etistom in ih-,- Lutheran ilmrch f i pi... pastors to pia-acn upon the great e.e, t in the world's Inst n v known as the Befoi 111 -lion ti- cl.i-e to the nnni v r.s u v of Martin Luther's railing his celebrated theses 10 the Catheor d door as p is.ib'e. Thtil event occii'U-d October .'U-t, 1517. and in :u e aiii'ittai e Ir. B, rtiheiin pteaeliPd that senium Sti'.day night in the Presbyterian church, having been invited to pnnch to tee t.vo , , ngreg ttions united at th ,t time. lie g ive a hnet historical skeh h of the events leading no to the K formation lull the ere del" p u t of the sermon was upon ihe fundaicet tal dit!'- rcin es between (.'tdii- oiies .111,1 1 rotes tin'-. lh.- tor, in r I ie! :i that me n were justified oyfaiihan I woik: the latter tuat justiti, att-m is by fa th alm-e. Di. Beinhei ii took for his t- xit Pomaus 3:2is I hen f.ne we Conclu-te that a man is justified by- lailti irithout the deeds Ol the law Jn his opening remark he nn nt ioned the interesting co-mcidence ihat Ihe nailing ot the nin ty-hve th sis to the c itnulrai door b Luihei, t ie monk and u liver.sity professor, which was the in miruration .,1 the n for, nation in its greatness wa. only Mveuty-nve years afu r the opening i f a eew wa.rl'i through the nscovery ol Amer ica by Lhristeipher C -luinous IL-spoke ot the reiormation as humb'e 111 i s beginning Luther h id 110 idea ot lh'-gieat results that would speedily fol low ins act but the hand ot C J was in it, and altliou-ih there were iinn no news papers ani the art of printing was but a recent invention, in iwo week's tone- copies ot the theses were in eve y poitmn ot Europe and 111 a sh ut time h al 1 xteudod bev rnd. The cau-es which leel lo Luth-r's act was that tne Pope- had -'etermined to eiect tne graneie-t iatiiectr.it m tne world, and cot having nt-mey en-ingh to build "tie on such a scale of magnificence he resorted to the sale - f pntMons f r sius to raise luo-is I, r it pardon not only of sius ihat had -eeu commuted, but of sins des tined to be co . m'tte-l. Luther combatte I this, and his idea in publicly posting his 1 heses against it was that those who np held it might see and debate with unn about it out God used the act as for great er results, and from it the mighty lielor- luati'-i! sp 'un There ii d lieen lefoi'iuers beiore Luther, bu: ti ev aitne I only at reforms ,.f the eh.'v and the chinch at ia ge. Luther aii: el at th. 10 it ol the matter at the unsiiptu al dot-'.rii. Johnson's Emuls eiti of Co 1 Liver Oil is lQValUi-ble iu all pulmonary affections and consumption. It enriches the blooo, restore s . lost tissues, builds np the uppe- tite aid mtikes sou ad tlesii. 1'iiit bottles 81.00. at P. S. Duffy's. Wholesale Prices Paid lor ( onulry I'roel uer . Bed, 4a5c. Beeswax, 20a23c. Cbickeiis grow n 43a50c pr. ; vot-y 25 1 40o. Oucks, Eng. ooalOc; Musoovy r(r.CUc. jc!!', sue. a 'J0c. p -r pair, irggs. 14a 15c Cotton. S l-4ae Ci-rn. 5 jaonc. Holes- G e -a 3c. Holes, dry tint 5a -Jc .' er hide- 15 ,20e-. Lamb., 81 00.1$!. 50. Otdo'is. 1 50a;.7. pei bbl. P. .I k, 6a8Jc. Pe.tuuts 65 a 7f'c Sheep, t?1.0 :'a2 On. Sweet Potatoes Hainan, 25c; Yams, 40c. Fie sh Perk, 6:i7c. Ibe only pe-rman'-nl cure for rhroinc cati. rh is to tlmiouUly expel the pois-m iro i ihe- svst m by dn- faithfir ad er sis'.nt u e of Aye's Sars.-ip iri ta. 1 ids w, i, a r 11 i- ni - y proves mk-c, ssfd w.---n ah "'her if-titiiien' has la:h-d t re lieve t . sulferi-r Iton'l. Dnli'l. Don't. 1) :i .-ay -f l.",u - n .v, a mam-pm g p-j u ii-nc w'-c w en y -u can g,.- jt don- 1 1 50 o 7 3 c u - . o ' a- $1 50 "i et.ih lig a it 11 UU1 . ai' .e ' 7 '. C' s. ;' 11 pei 25 c a s - r a h 01 t or a giivss on you w- t, h w- e I ,y ,h,rge 10c. D, a'l 1 v .$ .. 0 i..r a air ot sp, ct.,eles wh ti I wdi sel' y u a p iii- of ihe lust 111 e e i the w- r d 01 $ ; 50. p. sil o a t-e 111 ' i'L!-. watch chains. Vat.t.lS. i' 11 ks. ) tiff butt- lis, slllel-', ell . . o yon buy. It w;!! ; hu t you to c par. pri-' ." i a. ik warraii e l for . ne year. Ev- tli . ;n inv hue . tiaran'ce-l to give .-ai ae t ' ' ey d 1 . - u ' 1 , ted. AXTKK Till-: .Ikwei.i It. 95 h oh tji . (ign (roiel Eu-Ic.) ew Groceries ! Nsw Stock !! No. 40 Mieldle Street, Mesic's old staud. J. L. Fentress, Prop. J2rCity and Country patronage so licited. Free city delivery. Best of Goods and Lowest Prices. Give us a calL augl Sm DUKE Cigarettes 1.1 g'TllfAMEPlClN TOS'.CCO CO.MO wlf DURHAM. N.C. U.3 . ty.W MADE FROM ligh Grade Tobacco AND ABSOLUTELY PURE These an good as we know how to liny anil as gnoil as you'll want to Buy yourself. We're alwavs 011 the lookout for large or small qualities of especially good pro ductions and hunting" around, ran across these. ONLY A LIMI T Kl) U ANTIT V, but they are as good as can be and will very fast. We refer to ill Woo! (36 in. wide) Serps, 25 CENTS PER YARD. Iu Black, Brown, Blue, Garnet and R- d. O. MARKS CO. October 30, I8O5. IOO BOXES of Those Celebrated Pale, Cream Cheese For Sale P. ULRIGH. P. S. Lower than ever. Trade save money by buying- from me. The Line of Flannel Underware WE offer this season for Ladies, Misses and children is of a iuperior Quality and will de ap prEciatEd "by all wlin ExarniiiE it, Now is the Time to B"cr"sr AndtliESE G-ddlIs are G-ning, D. F. Jarvis, Cotton 9 Cents. Buy your Cotton Pa--ging and Ties, Sacks anil Twine, Sewer Pipe and Fittings, 1 oitland and Roseudale Cement, Rock and Shell Lime, Fire Brick and Building Brick From J. E. LATH AH, The Cotton Buyer, No. 3 Craven St, I IdgP Storage for 500 bales of'J Cotton. , THE COOL WAVE MOB 'VALUES ! ZIEGLER SHOES IN TRANSIT. Very Respectfully, W. B. Swindell & Co. 67 Middle Street, FRESH ARRIVALS t -ooo:-:ooo- J wish to call the attention of my patrons to the arrival of some seasonable goods, and Invite them ' call and examine my very com plete stock. For Breakfast, Wc Have, Old Fashion Buckwheat Prepared Package Buckweat, Pure Vermont Maple Syrup, New Orleans Molasses, Oat Meal, Wheat Flakes, Hecker's Flap Jack Flour, Ferris Boneless Strips. Breakfast Coca All Makes, Perfect Brands of Tea and Coffee, always fresh. For Dinner We Have Franco American Soups very fine. Delicious Ferris Hams, a little high in price, But Imported Macaroni and Cream Cheese. Oold Packed Jersey Tomatoes. French Peas, Early June Peas. Sunbeam Sugar Corn. Boston Baked Beans. White Potatoes. Queen Olives, Heinz's Pickles, Blue Point Catsup. Richardson's nnd Bobbin's Plum Pudding. Ikrcits, Oranges, Bananas, Apples and FOR TEA, WE HAVE Perfect Blend Mocha and Jara Coffee. Mixed lea and Huyler's Coca. Canned Salmon and Lobster. Lunch Tongue. Whole Ox Tongue. Deviled and Potted Meats. Jockyey Club Sardines and Chip Beef. Delicious Cream Cheese. Plain, Salted and Graham Waffers. Fresh Assortment of Cakes. To make all these meals a suc cess you must have our Elgin Creamery Butter on the table. IT IS THE FINEST. :; 1 pollocs st&set. HAS ARRIVED Wc have just received a largo lot of LADIES' CLUES AND CUES. ami you would be surprised to know how Beautiful and Cheap they are. LADIES re invited to call and examine them. ttiy We also have a lot of very nice dress to, , els in Screes. Henrietta", Silks and Wool Novelties. Crrpons, Peic-iile s, nnd A FULL LINE OF NOTIONS. F, r MK.V i,nd BOYS we have (lie best s,. lee teal stock of Clothing we ever e arned, and we are Helling thi m for a very low price. If jou will conn- tei see us we will do jou good and save you lots of money. Look out feir our ad. every week. -sj 1VJ '. t 1 a .. c A . r : ..- Ai-. f.
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Oct. 31, 1895, edition 1
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