North Carolina Newspapers

' "'-2- i '."' ':,"-' -: .'.-'.. ', ' s-v?.!; : " ' -w ir m i"-1 THE JOURNAL. Nw Berne, H. C. Nor., 7. 189. -. - n OCAL : S ? i CUIEFLY NOTED. ' 0- " -O- : r. ' Mr. 8aaa Willia. will begin tuovinc to- tj Ma om of tb itarea of tl Hughes " Lnck mock. " Mr.C. & Bill wbo baa ben at tbe Star ClothiiKf aUbiishmtnt ha takeo a wtua tioa with IbeOiUrk Co. . . . .TbeoOoenaf tlMFedanJcoartaiid the ' Jarurs and ' wiiaasara iieputed for thair fcotnm Sttani7,coart beivg over for the AMsam wmmian Jt eiaJoek re now at wort. ajakiB tin. E. U. (Jiaypoott-'s rcauknca look tike M by tfccir n-pxiat. 103,' U will be in plaia wbita and gmu - Mr. IX Parser, taCor. has moved Irnta tba OvftT Building to No. 41 Po- tock,atret, Um rar part at tbe Ki'fa lltat aa tar a aou-bet of a jmx beea aacd by Mz IK Uaaaril. Vita Jofeia Bkbalor, wUo is caavaaatcg in U city fotxtba Heawasar of Uuita, o: Cbarlottr, taa Episcopal paper, ba loot a '. aorall manorandaiai book etwtaioing her .Eat oTRal-lgh and Wilmington tatacr-iii- ara Sba rcqosata tbe fadar to latum it to bar at Um Chattaarka. air. -Daniel Xaoa, an obarrrtat in.l imwaM (it roar, gives ia thia usee hi Method .f raiaiog aad keeping aweet p- - taioea. Wa I4toY0 hu rxpt-neoce will prove 10 I e vniuaota rtmiiov eaea tm m tt who pauses It. - Tbe fait ol the year ia Iwro, which tba jaoaosiejBaarwaataeribtt and renew, aad utoaa in tbe arrettr tor tbe Jocinax moat ajout. It on be duo ia pt-noo. b? money aider, or registered letter. Tuia must tuinad. ' Cbnoeetloaj waa aoade vaaterday be tween I be inter arorks aad tiie automatic - stand pipe, which will bereafier rapply tba A. & H. C. R R locouiomea. The . on attached t iat aixbt'a trma Alied is ap ft tbe first tiate. Tbe slaod 1 of tbe very beat paitera. - The loaeral services of Misa Oracle . Beaaett will n held thu anernona at the eborcb ol Chriat at half past three o'clock, and. will.; to conducted bj Rev. Qmry WiaaeU.VFriar.ds ,4 tbe Cuiily. aadea- .. . Q J. of which ate w a Outhfal, mesabar, are iarlted to be present . Shell "rSah Iaapector Paranas' aaa re- eairatl Ulbnaaika thai three Tirgiaia rWaiaa KalSa aaaaaa ffaam.l4awa lhTraWK I Vmv. VJ ajajajaj ayans.srw aU V MllaaWfJ m AVW IN van v liaa. waiens aad -aJe tbat air. vr. H. V Loess, evCblt f Sbell Fn Omalasiooer, ia ma It inn eftwta hefoaa tbe oosssty cofo naaaioaars of Hyde to gat dredging stop ped ia that eoantjr. : Dr() Eqjah Beeioa 6 It troabW. He is . a colored ataa. arbo ia fooni b bate been praaenbioz coatrarr to the Mat as of North Carolina regotallng tbe pou-tice of medkiae. : He was aJrreated Satarday aod pot nadec a 9100 bond, by ifayor Ellis, r kisappearaaca UosKiay snoraiag for PrUmiau7 tnai at theCSrr Halt ' Mrv AJ H. Vikeaall, of Hosser City, Pa., who eaedowa receatly piospect- lag; eaaae again Uooday moving to - Caarry Point, where a autre of ai town coae have preceded him. Mr. Mikrsell's Btauiy are expected tocigbt. Be prceded - them bringing tbe tars il are and three horsna.,.-"iw- "city, waa Uooght bone (lend early Mon - day from . down ' Neosa' river artere be went the first part of last week wild coa ' : paaiooassainr He was taken ill, aad coo Id not be Droa&hi back on account at combined effects of tbe atckneea ' aad .Wpuauie.., Tbo iraatber bwaan baa again efaanged 41.. rr. il. i ... -l. . News - (kn in tbe beeping of tbe temperature and rain reerd. Tbey are. taken now at balf-past Are o'clock ia tbe afternoon in ' ateadToi moraia. ' Tbe change Waa pro ' bally tBtended to be made at tbe first of the month, .not tbia aotificatiou to Mr. " Boyd did not arrive in time. J." r - EQjaa Bectoe, nail, bad an examination before Major Illis Moeday morning for . practidag- metridne ia violation of the laws of tbe8tafe regulating its practice. ; oT tlOOL He gra the bond. . Joba McNeal. eoL, bad aereral war. - raaUagaiaat bha for flgute oaSsbarday. aa ear 'apeia . wgisiLBjs - w saea syepsaajfca ta ' a poo payaieot of enat; in aaatber ia which . be broke dpw a duer of a colored wo- saaara r boasrv ae . was boood over to rupenor coort ia the anmof f 100 which - be tailed to give. He agreed to pay for tbe damae be did to tbe City Hall door i ia attempieg to escape Irom aa officer and as tuere were e aaaay easea against bim no farther action in thia one baa been taken aa yvaV There were oUier cases still Which- ware not prosed oa acconnt of the number tbare wore ajrxiost him. . John McNaU. eoL, got into several . ighta with colored women in tbe apper : part of tbe city Saturday and waa arrest - ed in the evening. ISoon after befog taken -totae etatioQ nun ha aiaaapasrf to ea. ' cape. City UsrtbaU -lwawsaac tbeonly efilcer in tbaronat at the tiao and no one - else beiag pseseoi -oxeept Mr. John 'r the foot of the stain, hard McNeil comiag dowaj stairs with tbe marshal eallmg on him to bait Mr. Ellis sprang ottt pistol fa band and McNeil ran into . tbe front door, Lftakiog tbe glass por- tioo&' : v15 vHe waaaatSviaadpnt !n the cetb, hat -- be fougbt against the officer, thus adding still another tbe list of o8eoces for which be hi to. be tried. s . - A ewi WarOe f anaeeeifca . i Readers of Tax Jotjxbai. are felly aware tnai we bsve had very little com- plaint to make of anbscribefs not paying jKoapUy; and tt tats heea sfmpry oa tbe ground that - most of those whom we bave oaoof books are good men and give , no lioablela the collector, but we bave some others who profess to be good men, bat are anything etae when it comes to saying debts, .,-' . Ia jJutrt ara frAabi mak M.tin ; aona 4neit week" tallows to ekber settle i right away of notify as to diaeootioue their paper, aad save at tliat euilniraas- We want iubectibera, bat not those .whom Sr casts more to collect Irom than . the subscription is worth. ' Mint Fiaocia Lonark, a poor bat good andi'indnatrioaa woman, about forty, Bring ' oh Edee atreet, died Satnrdry moraing after a loeg illness. Shortly previooa to bar death aba bad taken medicion fo mis bed by a colored. mb named EUiab Becton anl r-ArrxvM-'. . iooneet aad post mortem examination was r deemed nertararT to determina whether ' tK : :-T" ha Kl .Avtbinir A An - with producing death. It waa fonnd it did mat- -Misa Lonarfc died from a kid- :. aey Uuoble which hadadCsefea brr mind -w . a XTaT - a- . a a. a . ... to sqcd a way tnai sue nan oeea aoanun - lag from taking eonxishmeQt. The weakaemthna produoedaad her disease ' . t I 1 . a V. aa. Special to JecxNAu) 1 Beanfort, K. Cy Hot. 5. Tbe tog - Joace leaves WHsilngton, toolgbt to a- ' tint fha brfge three mnaf schooner Battle C tacefroni Rtoo arhkh br: wrecked ,: east of Cap Leokaot; ; & - The wind aad ea h high. -"' - f" . -i'f"ti''- ' '''i-ll'i''-,.- ' .. afcaf rxaaxAL cectT. - "f -.t-.i:' I aeaisaawtaia; f Tkase Caavletea AajenrBsaesit. thvxsdat's pbocksdirgs. U. S. vs. L. E. Creech, retailiug with oat license. Judgment gaspenJi-d uud defendaut discharged. U. & vs. K. F. Priugle, rell(.U.r'8 Hills, making false returns as postmaster. Drfendant plea Is guilty. Jiiiiijmut nt prooouoced. Two bills were found sg;iinst J.ihn E. Wilcox, postmasu-r nl DeBrubl's, oo the charges ol' embezzling stamps anj making lalse returns. The "locket so full I be cuse U nt likely to be reached at this terai of ci'Ort. No bill was found sfrainst Dr. Cruder-?. On sccount ol the alistnoe of ruron's which had not cunie in. in Wa-thinii'n tbe case was uot evru preseuted to the grand jury. A. U. Campen. Uiaceoe mail, l'.tad guilty. FiDt $1.00 and toL In the following cases lor leiuilm without liceoso Ue lefuulun(s plead guil ty and judgwecit was suspend" d iu nih e upon payment of cL U. S . K N. Memr, Thomas llilliard, UtdJin lVt laaray. J. B. Weeks and MU. Caiur.". Nearly the whole of ItH; day whs lakeu up with Uic pcusi. n cate i f the U. . vs Jane Hill, cil., obtiiinini; a n-i"i) frami ulenlly. She through E., W. i:'ieQLer, obtalDOil the pt-nsia-u as the wk ow i I EdwarJ Hil', an-i linn Edw-;nl Hili was found in I.cioir. he ha I alio n ceived nD-y for Ids war tiirerr. Jan. huabuod and the Iei)oir O'Uniy Kiiward are not the same mao J.n.e and I he lulur were straugrr. It is a tangled up case and the evidence contrailiclory, what the jury will necide it shows as "to the genuine identity of the two Sdwards remaintd to be Men. sir. Carpenters relation o ilic i i about like lbi: Ifjdueis n quilted, of Course he is uot yuilty, f-r if h- r pi na.on waa not fraudulently obtnioe 1 he t nl n it assist in getting a fnudulcut pcuMOu. On the oiher hand the cau lie con victed and jet that will not prove any crinilD ility of lm in ol.t.cinin it It devolves up. m the proeeculion to show not only that the peusion was Irnu-'uletu bat thai he knew it was so when obuiu ing It. TRIDAT'S PBOCKKDINOS The case of the United Stts s Jkuu Hill, col , for obtaining a liaudalent peu sion, which hcj-an lhursl.'iy mormug. Cootmued through all the day FriJ.iy. Tl.e arguaieal was made in I tie a'ler an. Mr. Sol. C. Weil, Assistant Dis trict Altomev opened for the proeex utioo Mesars. W. W. Clark sod L. J. Moore tallowed for tbe ciefetKe, and district At torney, C. B. Ajcock closed the argu ment with a powerful ppeech fr the pnaarcution. Both sides did their btst, but when the rae was given to the jury, it was so plain that ia five ru notes tiaie tliey were, lock with their verdict. It was '-Guilty." Tbe United States Court closed itc week's term Saturday moraiug with tbe sentencing ot those coovicted. Albert Maker, alias Win. A. Baker, col , for falsely iropersonatiDi: a peastouer and Jane Hill, coL, of New Berne, for fraudu lently obtain Kit; a passion were each see- teoced to one year in Craven county jail. K. Jr. sprtngle, postmaster at t'ellotier a Mills, was senteuctd to six months in Caiteret county jail for making false returns us postmaster ami E. W. Stndliu was sentenced to thirty days m uosjow county jail aad 100 fine and costs tor retailing liquor without having paid the special tax according to law. Usually f ederal court his !en getting through with its business here in a week or less. This term there whs not time to reach near all tbe cases. There were mors Car lied over than there generally are on tbe docket wneo court tiegina. Twenty-two is the number carried over. Toey embrace tbe jienaioo cases against E. W. Carpenter aad against Fred Doug lass, col., and John Qoick, col., one cafe for passing counterfeit money and eigh teen cases offor violation of the internal rereoue laws. Caaaiwa aaal 4Saiac. Rev. L L Nash, D. P., iind Mrs Nash left Wedresday tor Rjchniou'f. Mrs. Hash goes for treatment iu t Luke's hospital. Dr. Nash will be gone through tbe Sabbath but it is ex per ted tbat ht pulpit will be filled. Mr. W. C. Beasley went up to Ktuslou to finish tbe plumbing in Hotel Tutl. Capt. Jos. Gaskill who has Ixen spend ing a few days w'th his fntnily at lau fott, returned to New Berne Thutsday. Mr. Walter Bagby went up to Kinston to cpend lew davs on business fur his (atber. Dr. O. K. Bagby. Master Murdock Boyd went up to Goldsboro where his mother preceded him the day before to visit lelatives. Mr. J. D. La Roque, deputy sherifi, was up to Core Creek Thursday on offic ial business. Mr. snd Mrs. T. A. Paris returned front tbe Atlanta Exposition. Nearly all of the party who left Monday lfore kut are now back. Miss Minnie Mallison, of Croatan. who has I wen visiting the MissM Pope, return ed home. Miss Myrtle E. Porns went down to visit ber. Mrs. H. A. London, of PilUboro, ar rived to visit lather. Judge H K Bryan. Rev. DuDiel Re id returned to his home it -tella. Dr. O. W. Saudera returneil to borne at Ocean. Mr. 8. Woolard who has lieen up to Wilson court rrlorned last night. Rev. James Thomas returned from Ln Grange where be lias been agisting his brotber, Bev. F. IX Thomas, ibis week in a mneting held in the Pieab)ierian chvrch of that place. Elder W. H. Frost who has !eea hold ing meetings st Trenton and Deep Run, returned friday nighw He was at the latter place thiee nigtiis and there were twenty-five eonversiona. Be organizeii a Free Will Baptist church there with. eighei membess. Mr. C. L. Sreveos. editor of the South- port Leader is registered at the Albert., Mr. R. Berry, who has been north to attend tiie funeral of his mother, returned home bat night Mr. Willie St tilings left for Wilson baring been summoned there on account of the death of his a nut, Mrs. Kountrte. Misa Mary Bell returned to Morehead from a visit to Miss Lntie Ives. Mr. tt. W. Humphrey aod his daughter Misa Estelle. who came up to the city the fiist of tiie week left for their home at Bog tie Friday. Mr. Chaa. E. Nelson, one of tbe Atlan ta Exposition visi.ers returned lust night. He stayed to the limit of the tea iluvs ticket. MffSeyniir Hancock and family who have been visiting relatives in ttie city returned burae Friday. Messrs. P. M. Pear-all ami W. W. Clark went up to Supreme cuurt Miolav. Messrs. T). L. Ward. W. D. Mclver, L. J. Moore and P. H. Pelletier went down to Jacksonville to attend court. Mr. C. C. Clark, Jr., and S Woolard lelt to spend court week at Jacksonville oo business. Elder W. H. Frost left for Gum Swamp to attend tbe Eastern conference ot the Free Will Baptist church. Judge H. R. Bryan is back from hold ing Superior court in the Western part of tbe 8' ate. Rev. W. G. Johnson, and wie of Va., arrived Tuesday niyht. Mr. Johnson is tbe pastor for the coming year of thu Church of Christ, Rev. Mr. Brindle hav log resigned a short time previous, aad baring been taken sick before preaching bis farewell sermon. Mrs, O. Marks, returned from Rocky Mount where she has been vis ting her daughter, Mrs. F. D. Thomas. Mr. M. De. W. Stevenson went down to Jacksonville to attend court uTurn tbe rascals ouf the familiar party-cry may be applied to microbes as well as to men. The germs of disease tbat lurk in the btjod are "turned out" by Avar's HaraapariHa aa eflectually as the eld postmasters, are displaced by a new adchinjatnCioa. . COtilT tULECTlOX. Boad I. w Deleated Bridges In Doubt Three Preelneta to Hfr From. The election on the (jnesti,.n ofconsinn -ting bridges across both Neuse and Trent rivers passeel ofl" very quickiy and tlrj vote w;ia liht as fir as heurd from. Tlu returns have not letn received from the portions of the coun'y that wi re hat fivonihle to the btidizcs, tut tlu in iii atioim us fur as heard from t- tliat they will U' ffely 1'aiTkd. The majority i i the eitv and at Cm p I'ala er pneiu.-t iu favor of building llieui I- liliG. Tiie vote on the toad question in town vs extremely lig1 t The following are tiie returns as far us received : THE ELATION IN THK 1TY. 1st Ward. P.. i ' -i l'i'J. airain-t In idgi s .". For road- l'J. ::g in.st roads 12. 3d Ward For lvidg :1. agiin-t bridges 6. Fur n hN :M. au ii:si row is 'Jy. 3d W.ml. Foi l-r.dg. 214, against (ridges 12. For n a . StV, a.'tinst roads ::'.. 4di Wur l. --F. f : 'g.-b 4s. against I'li.lgeM I t. For & against mads (. 5tli Ward. V'-f ,' .' pfccmt. --For bridge agaiu-l br iles 4!. F"r nud- 05, against nxt. Is 51. St. I'iu;','.s s ,r ;i. t For bridges 11 U. .gi::'si I ;idgc's :" 1. '.TK-t. I'p 13 ill hour f going to p e-sa l voting ireeiliits ex. f 't .Iree. '.oieeiHiro. Maple Cypress and L.e'sF.mu hat leu heard from. The road 1 nv is larnely delea'id. Tie bmige qiustion isnd in doubt. Tl- total von- :.s far as hwd from is 1,2;W in favor ,.1 I ia l-es out '.HIT Hgainst, a maj .ritv ot 'J:iG in favor ot tnem bu tin- vote ot Vaucoboro and Map'e Cypres.- will Vi against die bridges and it is uncertain Iioa lanu ill U1. It may ttWe ll returns' toilccide whetlier the bridges are carried or not. The lollop ing ia the further vote on bridges: FOR I A t S ST 31 14i 100 100 82 113 3 s G 12 24 Truitt Uu-selli Dover Cove Stanton's Temple's James City Jasper Camp Palmer Riverdale I 'leusaut Hill 17;) ii o o 30 47 ti:t 25 THE KLEFTIOXM. Bia RepakllrMn Mitjorll le North n u (I Dnfrtlr Om Noatn Hrnlnrkji mm I Uh la Doubt. Spicial to JoritNAL. ouio. Washington, D. C. has gone Republican by ity of 100,000. IOWA. Xov. 6 Ohio the great niajor- Iowa is IV publican by t0,000 ni.-jorily Mississippi. Missiasippi is Demorrutic by 5(',000. VIROINI A. Virginia also has gone Di mocratic by a good majority. NKW YORK. Tammany eairied New York city, but the State has gone Republican by such a big mnjority thtt Daviil B. Hill's seat in tbe United Stales Senate is in danger. KENTUCKY. Kentucky is stilt in doubt. UTAH. The result in Utah is uncertain. A private telegram to Messrs. C. Iiciz eosteiu ami Wru. J. Pitts, brings the additional information that Jev Jersey and Maryland are both Rv-publican and that New York is largely so. PROF. HANILL (UllMJ To Mpt Nniil' He houl Worker soil Work for tar Rtat Convention ml (Jaldikoro- Will ke Hen Friday, Nov. sa. We announced flv ?l.i e Sunday school convention to held at Goldsboro com mencing the 25th of ttiis month, l'rectd ing Ihe convention Fro'. H. M. Ilaoull, ot Illinois, one of the tt Sabbath school workers ol the world, will hold meetings in different cities of iho Slate, to awaken interest in the con ii'jon and make it retire productive of good Countiesjthat have uot yet held their cotiuty convenlioii are requested to do so while Prol. Haraill is in tiie cil V. The arranged plan was for him to arrive in New Berne at i:15 p. m., Nov. 22.1., from lt.ileigh and leave the next day at 2:20 p. m , fir Wilmington. ''"bis plan was arrange ) liefuie tbe present schedule went into effect aod we cannot say to what extent that will effect it, whether it will make him lengthen or shorten his stay we hoe it will be ibe former. We would like to have him here over the Sabbath. Letters giving information of his inten ded convng and plans have leen seut to Kev. L. L. Nash, Rev. C. G. Vardell and Mr. J. K. WiLis. It is desire ! that friends of tiie work will consult ai once and ar range for Prof. Hamill's coming, and that information of what is thus done lie sent to II. N. Snow, Durham. State Secre tary. THREE RESIDENCES ROBBED Rear the Jaortioa of Nunc and Dover Roada Aanday Afternoon. Sunday afternoon there wire three rob beries of residences committed near the forks ot Neuse and Dover roads about a dozen miles from New Berne, during the absence of the owners. One robbery was at the home of Mr. Silas F. Heath eleven miles from ihe city. The thief got his gold-plated watch and a pocket-book, but the latter fortunately had only tweotp-five cents in it. Mi. W. F. Civil's, two and a half miles farther up the road, was the next place tbe thief entered, but lliere he failed to get hold of aijy article of value if he took anything away it was not missed, though he left things fcatte'ed to a large extent where he had been searching. Mr. G. M. Lancaster, on the same road a little above Mr. Civil's, did not fare so well. He lost eighteen dollars in money. The thief secured an entrance by opening a tiack window. He opened one trunk in side the house, got nothing Irom that, then took another out iu the yard, broke the lock with an ax and secured the money. A strange negro who was passing through the neighborhood, is suspected aud is being watched tr. The holts" of Fleet Johnson, a colored mac, w-as robbed Sun lav in-fore last al-o. 1. AT K K Oa Monday, Isaiah Smiili, the thief, was ariested at Tusearor i by Mr. Jan es Mooie, who is also postmaster theie. Mr. Moore look Smith with t lie help of a col ored man and brought him down and lodged him iu Craven county jail Monday evening. Telepnoue In Police Service. Mayor Wm. Ellis is working up a plan to utilize the te'epnone system to increase the efficiency of the police service Policemen are to be put on constantly in the West Knd and depot neighbor hoods. Two small liou-es are to be erected so the officer on tach I eat cau reach it h.ualily and they iiD- io ?eud in a notice of tiieir where bout", both day ami niiht. every two hours by telephone, thus keep ing the central otficu posted without leaving their beat. All Free. Those who have used Dr. King's New Discovery know its vaiue, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it Free. Call on the advertised Drug gist and get a Trial Bottle, Free. Send your name ami address to II. E. Bucklen & Oo., Chicago, and get a saa:ple box of Dr. King's New Life, Pills Free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor, Free. All of which is guar anteed to do vou good and cost you noth ing. F. fi. Duffy's Drugstore. 4. WOODMEN OF THE WARM), the fterond Largest Insurance Order fn Existence A t'Hiiifi to le Ortfitn lird in New Berne -Features ol Tbe Order. Mr. J. .lay Hankins, 1). H. (i., order of I'aitid Workmen is, in the city and is stopping a' Mr. X. S. Ku hanl-on's Mr. Haukin's object i-to org itiize a i. imp ot the older ,11 illis ed y .ml we are snlislied it will .-net cd. He i- making up a. good li-d . This .ii der take- no r.-ks r.. ept p:e ferri d ones. Men loilm. iog hazardous (HViipaliohs aia not taken, though, having once joint d. a cluing of oe ii.it: .i .;.ie not dt bar ll'oiu members., ;p- a; the mo-t thei e w mil, 1 -imply lie ;igii; : .d.1 n'lial CO-I. 'fie- meiiil -er-li' p 'b W , . tbneii is ot it to the la'g. slot .IU lot,.' WolM. The Anon III "I'oer ol I ll.'.e i W. lknicli 'Hies iiist, with ooO.OUU; li'li oiiler. Un- Woodmen ot llle Will Id Collies se, ontl, with lto,i..io and lie- Hoy d Arcanum holds the third place wi' a Hi'.l.l'OO me.ii los. l'he or.'er o' Woodiir n has attained this growth since 1S2, Ti..' heiUg tin-y-.ir nt is loundill'. Il -la l ll till OU-- HieS-s principle- Lv i Usui men an I the liiemUer-iii p ui.e-s m ihe oftlei at large as well as ioc.uy. through fleeted repitsetiU tivew. ltionia.u- d ir b'.e f duns lies, ies the . w t o-t tit in.-uia, ct . such as a- sot iai en. s, the looking alter the sick by the local Indue-, the keeping up tt pilicits of the sick ii. embers (no int.iiiliet 's policy cm lapse il he was in good s'anding w Inn taken if) the p 'li lies iieeomc ji ml up after a term of ytais, etc The minimum launlHir with widt h a imp is organize 1 i twenty. At Kli.a iielh city wlieie Mr. Hank ns woike.l le f.re c m tig to New Derne he org nii7.eil a isimp with , 3f, ineiubeis; aim one at Norfolk Wore going to F.liz ib. ih eily. Tliat rump numbered l")1' char tered menibc! s. A FINE IMU'I.TRY SHOW. Taken From the Hlvrrililp Vrtl, TbU ( lly. lt Wllmlnurlon by F. E. liege For Exhibition Tills Week. Just previous to moving to Xew Dome Mr. F. K I lege made an tlnbitiou ol his jiotiltry anil pet animals in Winsto:: Snlein winch plKiscd the people so that he took in f 24;).l0 iu three das at ti n cents a head, for a luds, and live tents for children, showing indisputably that about 2,500 attended This attested the gtvat appreetai ion felt lor his beautiltil and comprehensive stock of the timst breeds ol poultry anil pi t animals, in his old home. He was located there like he is in New Berne at the edge of the citv, where l lie eople, as here, had been won't to visit hts grounds, at will, and yet when he placed them in more convenient shapes to view, in the city, the people paid and came in by the thousiinl to view them. Messrs liege & Co. have made remark ably line exhibits at VarioU.s lairs of Ihe country at i lie K ist Carolina Fa r New Heme; the Slate Fair, R ileigi ; the Madi son Sipjare Uardeii New York, and in other states and have never laded to come otl with nmg colors. I i New Yoik Mr. Hege's exhioit lieat anything else in its line and it was in compel ion with the whole I'uilexl State's, ami in tie' last hibit he made at the .State- Fair he look 125 premiums. Notwithstanding the excellence that must unqnestionalily have beloued n Mr. Hege's exhibits in the p: -t. h- in forms us that t tie one ho look to Wil mington yesterday siirpassis alibis pn vmus efforis. He took down a c uvluil y .select d carload embracing every v.uielv In; bieeos. Mr. Hege carried down to Wilni iigtou twenty eight varieties of p. ulti v, ihieeof ducks, four of phea3anis, two of get se, anil also exhibits of wild duck-, g.ese and bran t and swan. I t-sides a piir ol queer birds, half guinea and ha'f peafowl. Among the i xlnbits ul' a 11 ippv 1 imiiy ol ditfeient aniiuais and foW's iu one co. p. He also took along with loin to slum: Five varieties: of dons; live dia'iuC Varie Ues of lalibits. (counting tee aasoi-imeuts by colors there over a d zea); tluee oi guiu ua pigs tin. I two of ials and mice un-i a iox. Arranged with he ta-ie which Mr. Heve possesses in uniiked a decree, ilia colkcliou will make a show iu ouce pleasing and instructive in a high degree. We hope it will be seen by many. Mr. ilege has raisid and disposed of good quantities of the pet- and birds he hn raised at the Riverside Faun this year. His best customer line, in sevi ."al success ive purchases, bought over two hundred dollars wonh this war, and the patron age of the yards comes froai one extreme of the I'niou to the other. To those who are acquainted with Mr. Hege's knowledge of fancy poultry and pei a and skid iu brewi ng tin in it is need less to say that ih'- spi ciniens, numbering over 2C which he has tnken to Wi'ming ton are oi' tiie highe-t type of their re spective kir.ds. WORK OF BRIGHT JEWELS. Raiding- Money to Build a Womnii'w floapital al Foo Chow. Chiiui. In a ncent issue of TliK Jocknai., it was stateil lliat the Woman's Hosji'tt d al Foo-Chow, China, is in charge of Dr. Anne Walter, a Mississippi woman. Since then, our attention has been called to the fact, that this Hospital is owned ami eon trolled by the Woman's Foieuii M s fiouary Society of the M. K. Church Smth." Also, that there being a great demand for a Childrt n's Ward, apian has rtcentlv I eeti projected to eft ct a buililing in connection with the Il isp'td. in which will !e everv convenient arrange ment lor this work of tneicy, so much not de l among the Chinese. Tliis buililing is to be cr.-eted by the "Bright Jewels ' o the N. C. 'onlV renee. anil t be culled the "Mary Dlack Memor ial Hah" in honor of Mrs. W. L Hhu k, who originated, and for many years car ried on successfully the jilvtnile work i t the "Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the N. C. Conference.'' The children are now emluisiasfit-ally at work to show their loving appreciation of their sainted "Aunt Mary,' bv raisiog the $2,000 necessary for ihe buililing. They have already secured about $800, nutl judging from the amounts rapidly C'tning in, it will not be long lie fore the whole amount is raised. I.ADIEH' MEMORIAE ASMIII I A I l(l. The Meeting: Held Tuesday and What Was Done. The quarterly meeting of the Ladies Memoiial Association was held yesterday at the residence ot Mrs. John Hughes. A temporary secretary, .Vi.-s Carria MayheW", was eh cted h act in be absence ol the regular scet-elaiv. Mi-- .Maiv KoU'rts, who is making a prolr .."ed visit to re'at i ves at (.'Impel 1 1 ilL There was a discussion of the ii-iesiion of forming a New Heine organ Ziiiou of the Daughters of the Cteiledeiaey. which organization was stintel a few- months ago aod the hea'hpiartt is of which are at Wilmington. The set retarv u as directed to correspond with the sccrotaty ot that society lor inborn. ation. The importance of placing markets to the graved ot all Confederate soldiers in our cemetary was sp 'ken of. This work has already bten begun. Neat , ,-qnare loot stones were recently placed to twenty ot the graves of tho-e sol ii r- ln are ii"l buried in the moiled beneath the Coufed- eiate monuinent. Ther.' are sixtv-two ot tliosx; separate grave-, nut there was only money enough mi hin t for the twenty. It is desired to continue the work as soon as more luuus can be received lor the purpose. The stones bear the name oi the soldier and his regiment, also his rank if n olll- cer. they rcrve notn as a guide to the graves on decoration day and also call the attention ot viaitois throughout the year to the fact that the deceased was a gallant deleuder of his country. The ladies will receive any douatious which the citizens may choose to supply. The entire cost ol marking a single grave is small, and if there are those of our citi zens willing to mark one grave each, no doubt their example would be followed and tbe work be speedily accomplished. tttE NEW KISSTON. j The Fine IMnee l Store t Oettiri-i- Bros ill I lie Oue Burned III tbrh- I Hry. Gtiiug northward t io.n the Einsteiti I buililing. we pass the live bri( k stores of ! Jil r. S. 11. Loft in. above which is the ; new Opera lioue. 1 the h didso'iic brick Then buildin: we come to : of the (Jet- : tinger Bros. Tin Oettiimcrs were burned out on Feb. Jsj h. Thev e neiexl their neiv store oil the ! iiist day ol Sepieuilier. ! I he "i.uildiiio is two stor'u s. The entiie ,' 'inter floor is :he main stare room. Uis j ..ne hundred Mid hirty feet long, th'nty , one a..d a had" eet w ide, and sixteen feet pilCll. I are all i '-..ih Ti e window shutters tit iai lined. An. I - is i.ea; I . tiiorouh! v Me i L-allt olni:e with lailliU and doors the whole lire proof p.. A : of native ( ' l pi 11", v irnisl .1 occupies l B i.'k of her o! the in t.u loom. ! b.nlt in so:id niaso.irv, is ' 1 a elVe hit b.V lllll ; front ot the bill dill:;, ' u the lower ioor is ciiiiiel of glei, turnishtng a tine i opp-Ti ttiiily lor display of special goods. From the ground to the top of the o I' ll onen.al iron gable a little over aixty tive feel. i The tloor rests on solid cement. One i solid brick wall runs luck two huudied ! an I twenty teet;at:lie tear forming one of the walls ol the w are house. This j building i- twenty -six feat by sixty-six, i two s'ories high. It's upper story is con i i. ected wi1 h tiie upper story of the store , house by a bridge. i Between the two houses, enclosed with iu brick walls, is a gas house, irom which , run pipes also lo the Einstein building; . thus lighting both i stablisliments The I let linger Iti oS. are wholesale and ' letail grocers as well as wholesale and ie I tail dry goods nit r, hunts. Nearly all their cotton goods-arc products of North Caro lina mi'ls. I They have a large aud line assortment i of liirnibire' cariiets, nigs. Sec. One ol I 1 1 iei r sK 'tie-. Mr. tine crockery I. Optlingcr is a ot fine I i tin thei- '.in 'ii j The Oetiir.ger lot runs back, through j tlw cn.ire blot k, to Heritage stnet. In I ihe back lot are a". ready built twenty tails ; for the hoie.s or custoinili's; and more are ueing built. Tins linn also tleals in coal. And thus the story goes, all over town. We are not dead yet. Ahachei,, I i'oi'mtv t o.w.wM. rRiK'i;i:ni.M. Aelion I pon Individual Taxes -Jnry Drawn Other BuvloeaN. Tbe I Join 1 1 of Commissioners of Craven i county met at the court house in New Heine the first Monday in November, 1895, it being the 4th day of said month when ihe following was had and done: Present, Commissioners, James A. Bryan, chm'n; K. W. Small wood, J. A. Meadows, M II. Caff and W. C. Brewer. Ordered, That upon the application of .1. J. Wollenden for reduction of valuation Irom $1300 to jili40 on lands listed by him as ag nt for John Walter Smith. John P. .Moore ami F. E. Morton, township No. e. outside city, mar Trent ro id, and at lj lining the lands of R B. Blacklelge, Oraham Daves, McMil lan and I, J. or Betiie T. Moore, be and the same is In ivby referred to the assessors of township No. 8, outside the city for statements to be made by them to this Board at its next mealing on the first Monday in Dece nber next, as to why the valuation of said farm was raise I from $640 to $1 :!)), also to state w hy the lands of It. B. Blac kledge ind F. M. Simmons in saitl tow nship and near Said land were not assessed ami placed ou the tax list. Or .eretl. That Ileune & Lokey ap pear ot lore this Hoard at its next meet ing on the 1st .Moinbiy in December next ami show eaii-e.why Ihe tiijl'er pur chase, 1 bv them irom Mis. Virginia II ir r.son should not be placed upon the tax d-t and a double tax assessed agaiust the same. Oitleie I, Tied three lots situated in I'.avi. town. Township No. 8, valued at SHOO and listed to Violet A. Wallace, b-stricken ii'"in the tax list, said Jots being i ot owned by her and that the va ie o' her real estate Stan 1 a' $54)0, Ord' r. d, That a voucher oi $2.00 per in nth oe issued to Geo. W. WilcOX 101" support of family. ( btleied. That a voucher of$4:50 be issued to Hat ie Wallace for support Nam y Bizxell for ensuing three mouths. Ordered, That a voucher tor $300 be issued to R G Moseiy lor support Ann Rogers for July, August and September past. Toe Board proceeded to draw a jury lor the tall term Superior court, 1890, when the following were drawn: 1st. WEEK. 1st, Township -J B O'Neal, W J Stilley, Jr., CH Willis, LJ Wethering ton, N II Gaskins, Tiios J Gaekins, J B Roach, Wm Lews, aud C F Warren. 2nd, Township S A Gaskius, A C West, Geo. S Howe, anil B S Hearne. 3d, Township E P Hartley, William Averv, C W MeCov, Henry P Dough i riv.'B B Wooten and F W White. 5th, Township B B Brooks. B D Eu-bi-iks, John S Morion, and B F 1W d( n. oili. Township M M Williams, J B Fish.-r.and Wm ll White. sth. Township M M Shute, B F Del aiiiar. J -I Tolson, J II Stevenson, Wm. L arch, Percy A Dixon, and Jessie P Stewart !)th. Township L T Wetheringhiu, W J Arnold and J F Hawkins. 2d WEEK. 1st, Tow nship Abuer Nelson, Geo W Joyner, J E Andeison, J W Toier, Fred Wiggins, Frank Forms lid, Township G R Gask us. 3d, Township D T Heath and W B Moore. 6th, Township W 15 Dixon. 7th, Township II C Wood. Sth, Town.-hip A L Bynum, W R Bairington, J K Lard, J F Ives, AR Dennisoii, A .1 Yeoman's. Dili, Township J N Pate. On motion, the Board took a r. cess till next dav at ten o'clock. Tuesday morning, Nov. 5, '9. Tne Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. Pre-ent, C'ommissionels, Jas A. Biyau, chm'n; K. W. Smalhvootl, J. A. Mead ows, -ii d M-. H. Oarr. Dr- J. W. Dugid, presented his official report as superintendent of Health for Oct. which was read and ordered to Le ti it cl. Bills allowed. Tin- Board on taction took a recess to S.iturdav inorniug next at ten o'clock, Honor Koll For the 4'ollegriate line. F. r the month ending. Oct. OCth, on scholarship and deportment'. 1.X9.J Mis Mm Burl.e, (1295 Miss Allie Crow.f r, 0090 Mi-S A mile Green, 90 2 .390 Miss Anna H.mlf, 01 6-7100 Miss Hilda Jacobs, 01 4-7 100 .Miss I. zzie Hancock, 90 1-295 Miss Nina Basnight, 90 100 Miss Rebecca Street, 90 5-G 1)0 Viss Bessie Parsons, 02100 Miss Lilv Groves, 95100 Mi-s oar..h Meadows, 9398 Vi -s Katie Street. 9-5-99 M'ss Rowena Whittv, 93 100 Mt-s S ,d e Moore, ' 91 2-590 Miss Letue While, 92 3-5 97 Miss K dharine B ock, 903-6 90 Mi-s Neta Wh dev. 92-95 .Mas er Albert Patterson, 9199 Maste r Cecil Ta lor, 92 1 2 -95 M.ster Jay Ilumphrcv, 91 3-5 95 Master Nathan R.ehafelson, 90 3-595 Master Lv urgus Tolson, 90 95 .Master J.ihn A. Meadows, 92 2 590 Master Altrcil Kaier, 90 91 The fust grade is the scholarship while the second is the department. No one can be p ae-ed on this list except an average of 90 is made in both scholarship and de partment. A clear, seifl, rosy complexion is the de sire of every lady. Why not give John son s Oriental Soap a trial. There is noth ing to compare with it as a skin beautifier. Two cakes in a package, 25 cts. at F. S Duffy 'a. jTHE CATHOTlf DOCTRINES Cr Indulgence and 'enences. Synopsis or a Nernion Preached by Father P. F. Hiilim ol Aw Berne. Nunday, Nov. 3. Father P. F. ()uinn, of the Catholic church, preached Sunday night from 2 Cor. 2.10. "To whom ye forgive anythiny I forgive also- lor if I lorgi ve an tli ing, to ! whom I lorvave, for your sakes torgai e I j it, iu the person of Christ. ' He also spoke j to some extent on I Lorn ins 3 2S. I 'Ihe sermon was upt n the Catlrilk- do.-- trims ol it.tluigeiices and i lie power ot the ; chinch in the forgiveness -d sins. j He tit lined indulgi iices. not as the right 'to giant jieriiiissioii to sin. but as a n- ! mission of temporal punishment due to ! be Iwrne by the siunei in this b!e, al- be! 'bough jiartlon bad been granted him. it, j He said t he chili eli hid no right and did s the sale vault, not claim to have the right to grant per by eight. Tiie I mission to sin, either ia the past, present or luture. He sual there were atius-s ol these doctrines in Ihe sixteenth century and no out- would deny it, but thtt the church wni not responsible lor them ami that it fought ugainat them He gave as a prool of temporal pun- ishnieut, the aaltclioii ot leprosy lor stated period upon Miiiun, ihe s'ster of Musi-', although. he -aid, he: sin was loigivet). and a sec n I example, that ol King David who was al-o punished in this life as was told him in advance by the prophet Na than, although his sin also wa said to be forgiven. These accounts are found in Numbers 12 ami J Chronicles 21. Mr. (uinil delhicd indulgence il ninl'tl spi (-ideally in this wa : Besides the etornai I punis linn nt there is a temporal punish ment tlue to sin. Indulgence is the leuns-.-ioU of this temporal punishment iu whole or ill part through tie nnnts ot Jesus Cui'ialuud through t lie go.nl w orks of ihe Saints which urn stored ill the U'tasury ol the church and applio t to souls. lie cited in particular, the cases ol John the Baptist and tiie Virgin Miry, both of w hom he stated w t re v it lout -in, and that in consequence every p ing of sull'rring ol whatever description borne by them was that much merit, which could b transferred by the church to mil ig iio the temporal punishment ol some one else who was a sinner. 'I lie punishment which these merits are to t ti'-et are not judg ments which God visits upon the sinner, but ptnifttKiefi vh i(.'h the church prescribes as an atonement toy the sin, and which can be made less severe either by shorten ing the tiuralion or lay enanging cue pen ance to a milder form. Indirectly the merits of indulgences are aUo applied to souls in purgatory, 1 Cor inthians Oitl-S was quoted and explained as a case in w hich the Apostle Paul, mi posed a penance, and 2. Cor. 2:5 I" as a prool that he abei wards commuted it. This example b.iug given, it was followed by quotations from the cany fathers to show that they continued to follow the practice, and it was held that absolution tiom mn preceded the prescri bing ot the penance or at least that it was during ;Ue tinje of its performance. The authorities quoted fr proof of its (early practice were: "Pope Innocence, J, Sr. Jerome, St. Basil, the Council of Ler'nla, the 314 decrees of Ancy ra, the Council of Carl hage, St. Augustine; Tcr hullian, the oldest Latin lather, who was stated to be the first to mention this practice; and St Cyprian iu the following Century. The quotations extended on do.vn to tKe time of leo X, who lived iu the sixteenth century, which brought it to the time of Luther, whose aback mi what Catholics say was the abuse of indulgen ces iccl to the Reformation and the pro mitigation ol what tuey claim w as then a new doctrine, the dogma of justilieatioii by laith only, a doctrine not Iheu found iu uu y creed, or the canons of the church or ihe deciecs of any general council. He explained Romans, 3:28 as refening to a man's being saved in this- dispensa tion without the ceremonial work s, of the ol et dispensation, and quoted Such passa ges as 1 Cor 13:2 anil Romans 2:1 to piove that justitie itioii came by works us well as by f.utli These two passage? read as follows. 'If we had faith so as to move moun tains ami have nut charity. It protitedi me nt .thing" "The doers of the law shall be ju-stifieel.'' Wedding; Hells. Today our townsman, Mr. J. R. B. Carraway, weds Miss Louise Elgie of Raleigh, an accomplished young lady t t sweet disposition, who speDt one scholas tic year in New Berne iu charge of the musical department ol the Collegiate Institute. After the marriage Mr. anel Mrs. Car raway will leave for Washington and New York on a wedding tout and will receive their friends in New Berne on the 15th jnst. Mr. Carraway left for Raleigh Tuesday, acroinpanied bv the following party: Rev. T. M. N. George, Maj. D. T. Car raway, Messrs, Thos D. Carraway, James Gaskius. Jonas Wall ib aud Mrs. W. D. Sprague and Miss Mabel Randolph. THE BK'TCI.K RACES. To be R ii ii on Than k Kelvin gr Programme, Hrl7.es, Judges. Dny ele. 1. Mile Novice (open.; 2. Mile (Club only.) 3. Mile Club Championship. 4. i Mile (open ) 5. Mile Consolation. Under direction and auspices of "The New- Berne Cycle Club.' Sauc'iouel by "League of American Wheelmen.'' First, second and third prizes in all races, txeept club championship, in w hich will only be awarded one golel medal, valued at 25. Oo The races will be held on Nov. 28 Thanksgiving Dav at Hackburn cc VYil let's magnificent i mile trotting track at "The Oaks" farm. A grand stand will be erected admis sion 15 and 10 cents. The cutrarice lee for contestant - will lie 25 cents for each race. All enttics shall be tiled with W. T. Iltll on or before Nov. 22, Friday, accom panied by the entrance fee anil races con- tt stant desires to enter. No entries will be leceivetl alter that elate. Mr. W. T. Hill has succeeded in getting a lorn ol two oi the racing wheels fiom the Pope Mfg. Co., which have be -n lidele.i in the grand events tlii- year by the la mous Columbia team. Bald, McDonald and Simllis, which will be lonm-d to the contestants. Ttie track is being placed in excellent condition by Messrs. Hackburn it Willet. 1 he prizes will lie handsome ou-s donated by the citizens and the bicycle manufacturers. Releree: W. W. Clark. Timers: W. C. Willett, W. D. Har rington, ti. D. Dail. Judges: E. B. Hackburn. J. L. llahn. John Cooper. Who .Should Advertise. Who should advertise, is a question that has been propounded ami auswered in ditiereut ways. Our answer: Every one v ho has any thing to sell, whether it is proeluct ot the head, braic or machine, and in cases where those w ho w ish to buy, or -ex ure. or exchange anything that tlieycuinot obtaiu conveuientlv, they sh' uid adver tise. Advertising should be treated pre-c -elv as any other investment, ami in nine eases out often it pays a better profit than any thing lor whieu money is spent. The btst evidence that adver-ising pays is the fact that millions of dolors are in vested in it by all sorts and kinds ol tride and by the most successful business mci; in the laud Of course it pays No sensible man cau believe that suc cessful business houses advertise ami become extensive advertisers for the fun of the thing. With them it is business just as much as buying stock or selhug products. There are certain principles oftraele that men ought not to ignore, anel among their, tbe principal one is regular, legiti mate and persistent advertising. Western Stationer. Pains in the back and groins suppressetl anel highly colored urin and all kidney and blood troubles tjuickly re'eived by Johnson's Kidney and Liver Regulator, 25 and 50 cU. at "F. S. Duffy's. IVEW 1. BRIEF. Ten Fopuli-ts liavu (leci-'ed to forui no alliance with nv other patty. Senator Teller, of Colorado, it fn e sil ver Republican, is r, ported as m ing 1 hat i hi-par'v nominates a gold standard man he will boh. The Burlington News tells how a fi'e n-ay sometimes oiigim.tc. Mr. W. F. Ireland, who lives lour mi h s fr, 'in that plate, went in ihe kitchen about bedtime, and Hading a ,()g theie, kit knd it to tliive it "u(. It ran anainst a la'.le 1. g which sat a l uge lamp width vv .s hurinug. The leg c'oied up, dropping leaf and lamp the lamp burst and the In use was burned. The loss will aggregate about $ 2.000. The L-uksvilh- llera'tl that i 10 (ion spin.be mill at Sprav, Rockingham ia il straight to he built iiiutv Hex I y.ur. The Monroe Enquirer sas that Mr. El ison Broom, nl fiin-e Cret k township. Union eountv, lm- ju-t gathered his 31-t , crop m ule with a mine that has lived to I the I iie old ag ; of 4 1 '. ill'-. The Washington Progien sais that Rev. Duncan Mi Lend, pa-n.r of the lir-i First Baptist church ot that oi v, has ac cept! d a call to the care of the W.steni Branch v'ollossee. Baptist churches tlear Windsor. 'a. Mr. MeLol will leave for hi- uew liehl ot labor, December 1st. The Concord Stand ii' I sa.-. that ewiy one on the streets reenily has been amazed at the large size of the guru saw stocks being haul, el through town by Mr. J. .M. Burragc. One tn e was cut into six storks, then sawi d in'o ol ,nk. mid the total t iiiii' er 'f f.-et of ,h'i,lnT w ill read 4.0UH il not m,,re. Thu Hllleigh "Ws ; that 1 here is lalk of h i it ni n t mass una ting ii id O' 1 1 1 1 1 g a li.'leigl -ervi big at a r says t tlllea n early tl de. The plans navt definite shape, but it wi l yet a-sumcd ni all prob ibility be held next mouth. It is nrooosi d to hold th" meeting in .M. i ropolilau hall, Ami 10 ha, vo as tilt) pr;!fip.d speakelU, pre-si-dt nt John C. Kilgo, of 'Iriivly collt-g. ; President .1. B. Shearer, of Davidson college: an I President ( '. E. Taylor, of Wake Forest college. A Witriiliif; t'limiers. The burning season is beginning an accithnls more or less reiiotis may le looktd for. Too much cmefiiluess cannot be observed. A I'd il hunting accielent has just occurred iu Sampson cou nv. The Clinton Democrat let s of it us follows: Mr. Henry It'll, the IU yar old S"n ol Mr James Bell, who livts near Mr. (. F. II' rriiig's, in H ill's, went out gun ning Sit in day, uud on aniving at a hous sat down to te-t. He struck the hammer oi his gun again. -I tbe door step, ami the gun was discharged, the entire load of shot entering h s light -ide "Dr. J. A. Nleit;ii' wan called in and rendered surgical a d, bat it was beyond human power to save tiie young mans lde lie pa-sed away at 3 o'clock Sunday morning. Though terribly wounded, he did not sufl' r any pam, anil was perfectly conscious to the last." THAMiStilVIVQ. Brui etl were the lniiitU that plowed the who scattered for the stony soil, weary they And sr. I With faithful cue to m t tl.e lining need. And iroiigh long month 'if unremitting of the growing toil Watched the slow proecs- blade And o't the proin'-e sou .lit in fearful hope As strove they wi'h each blasting (Ope pe it to S i bail are human hands for nature's aid! Thev w ho this tct'iiius round of toil have I'-otl. Rejoicing now in measures l.eaped o'er brim Are heart-attune to hymn; O wise lenelicence'! O, Who thus no labor, end. his Thanksgiving loving Cod! knowing not the The golden yields, or failure and de- spair, W ho sow the seed and te:id iu fi thful care. Know the true depth of joys th Giver sends. Will s Clermont. (tlOTH THE BAVr.V. " Al), distinctly I remember it was iu the chill November, And each seperate dying ember wrought a shadow on the floor; What 1 read oi tbe eletien party treason and defection Ground the iron of dejection deeper in my heart's red core, So I rose up, lout) exclaiming, all my soul with passion flaming, "B id, or beast, or wh it thy naming, perching ou my chatulier door, (Juril or buzzard, crow or turkey, roos ting on my clumber door I shall eat you, if you're living, for my dinner next Thanksgiving, Shine or blizzard, bones and gizzard I shall eat and call for more Steeped in gall aud hellebore from the night's Plutonian shor. '' (uoth the ravn: "Evermore!'' Eugene Field. Rheumatism, in -untight, p tins in the h.iek or side, slitf neck, sore throat, ton-siifi-, diphtheria, cramps and colic in siautly relieved by Johuson's Magnetic Od. "bug.-; bottles. 25 ami 50 els, at F. S. Duffy's.' ERI.MYOW. ill NATIVE HOME. fake an emerald gem in the hi east of the -etl, Deaf Erin, uiy In nu, is thy vision to i ne; As the sun of the day, as the moon of the night. Is the thought to my soul, 'tis iis warmth aud us light. Sweet clime of my kindre 1 my birth. The fairest, tl.e dearest, tin tatth: Oh, whet e'er 1 may loam, may be. My spirit, all lonely, r. tut love 1 land ol briglde-t on liow'cr blest I as unto the.. The first budded pas-iou there burst irto bloom. The flower of youii to the tomb. But that brief life t ; hope, though droop'd f love, though whole ages ma y roll. O'er my heart in dispondence, "lis Ir mv soul. resh in waves Lei the winds wif. ly blow, let the madly rise, Till th'- storm spiiite's libatior. is Hum 10 the skies; Still my spirit will seek, o'er the ocean's bright loam For my home in tlear Erin, my own n,i- t ' ve home" Wholesale I'riees Paid lor Country Produce. Bee, fn hoof. 4a 5c dressed 4; hi i qnart- i 5c. Pt-rk peanut fed, 5i 5Ac; corn led, Beeswax, 20a23c. (. ': ickens, grown 45a50c pr.; yonng, 25a40c. Dacks, Eug. 35a40e..: Muscovy 50aG0c. i. 'sc. 8oc. a ',10c. per pair, hggs. 15c. Cotton. s.-0a8.40. Corn, 35a3ec. ii i.it G e n $. Hales, dry fliu 5a8c deer hides 15a20e Lambs $1 O0.,5?1.50. Onion, tl 50a81.75 per bbl. Pork, 6aGk Peanuts 65 a 70e. Sheen. 1.0i)a2 00. Sweet Potatoes Haiuans, 2oc; Y'ams. 40c. Fresh Pork, 6a7e. Field Peas, 37ia40c; Blackeyed: oOc. Mattamuskeet apples, barrel. f LOO a $1.25 per FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. A well established Millinery Business, with a good trade. Cause for selling, party interds leaving tbe city. Address P. O. Box, 536. "" " th 1 1 mil f DU GlGAR Cigarettes ) il 1 1 -v Parts, 'VV.DukeEon3S.Co T f THEAaERICIS tOBACCO C3." uctcnon DURHAM. N.C. USA. MADE FROM High Grade Tobac ;-.ii G - ABSOLUTELY FUff IN NO OTHER STORii !.V BERNE Hinlirt comjtl"t1 line o! I'ulj-l' bliDW. We would c.-jn-ri:i ly i . THOMi'SONs t,I.ii K i which are ftckiiowl-ltr-d r most superior di -. l. "E" style, special length,. S. K. hyh' Hjccl;il Iciiirih,. . f I' tot 1 1 1 11 al, Nursing, in white or dr ill, K. II. iu white or Miu-i- , " VV " est nt long :iml hi : 1 1 ! .:i i, A riuor-,itli: wil d pal -ni . ; . - K. I. ' UttHWHJ- i I ' U' Si ' I II 1 pi ; - 'i : Dr. Strong's hulth, Dr. Warner's Health, n. & g I'erleution or Ella, iine.ii,ili.,, , price, Yonns Latlies Glove Uttin Yonntf bailies Kerrls Waist, Misses Ferris Waist Misses K. ft G. Hi.ANOHE (Thia corset is th any one else's .Vie, but 010 pi a O. MARKS November 7, 1 895. CO. OF Ladies, Misses and Children Shoes have been cure fully selected utui we can guarantee them to lie nf :: SUPERIOR . QUALITY, and our prices romain tbe same, notwith standing the reee: nt. advance in the whole sale prices. ?;Jarvii A LARGE LOT O! ..NEW AND ELECAN Stationery. Best 5c. WRITING p;i.i r !- any where. BLANK BOOKS, oi all I Imported CHINA Dinner and Tea sets, Individual .- dainty and elega 11 1 English white GRAN 111', sets, 60 pieces, S l.oo. 8(1 piece DINNER SET Pretty SILVER plate Tea S. best I'ualitv. bilver plate and whin Forks, Ladles, Spoons Fancy Articles. Willow Baskets, useful at in. a m AT- M.E.Whitehurst' No. 15 Pollock Street, New Borne, ,Near Post Office. THE COOL ri ZIEGLER SI! 1 Yen i: W. B. i 67 Middle Street ETTEfii i a I h-aaiyrVLJaslJ i4, V- ' ' is. f, led A I I:, . ;l ; , !ijSP'lU. , 's, el - A, u' 0I ERY'i To the Ladies lack hum and Willett r.-p rp ri 10 the show in j ilors. Tan & Black :H -. thin Inc. :it it I - cents Also, tun special values, at i a ml colors. I MEk'INO 2:. sV r,u cents pair. lack hum and Willett EraETasHsaHSoi For the Boys U c B G n 1 1 W e- Ii.inc the celebrated (jordan Dye g BICYCLE HOSE, c EXTRA HEAVY D C at 35c. Pair jj fiackburn and Willett 111 I c G c c c G c e c c LASTLY ! 1 II I 1 tilt to vou the iilli Cniliirv Last I'.iJ.im Tros. iv Co's INH SHOES T $2.50 S: $3.00 I'AIR (11 ru I I s"l I' VilJ WAUUANTI'U 4y Sa 4p HAS ARRIVED r. large lot of DIES' CL3AK AND mi mi let tie surprised to l'i a 11 1 iful and Cheap LADIES "' mvited to 'i ami I'xaiiiin,' tliem. ot of very nice -, 1 leu rietlas, tits, Crepona, LINE OF NOTIONS. we have the t'lotllitier y(r0 selling the m If vnu will tlo ou eood iiioin j-. iiJ. t ei week. IX TRANSIT. Swindelk&Co. 'dt. - .1 l.eautiful Mm llnsi1, lik(i, I 5.0 cents pair, h B Aiso.. b i ii 11 in her of K) 1 do 1. I i :n -tlt.f f d ve in "1 :.. . v, at 25C. Jjj lv W 8 hie heel K nl I Iar .. nj r. " .',ur"! N,,w"