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1 Ji I--' V finmr i in I iit.',M If 1 THE WEEKLY JOURNAL Cttablim&ed 1878. m PoblisliPil every Thursday at 9C. Middle Slrwf, New IVruV. N. C CHARLES U STEVENS, editor nd PRorRirT" i:. Subscription rn;es One Hollar rver year. Advertising rates furnished on :il u'n- tion. . Entcrvtl :t the PoatoftVc. New Iterne, , 'N. C. as second -class matter. OFFICIAL TAPER OF I RAY F.N COUNTY. New Bcrnf, X. C. Jane 1 7. 1h9T. PROTHOTICN Or SMALL INDUS TRISS. " -""'-' . Several oontribrtioDS to the Jocrna.., which have recently ap 1 'I pearetl in tho local columns, point . to the conclusion that there is an opening hero for small local indus , . tries, which could he started and operated at comparatively small ex . - . pense to their promoters, Vet would jtcld very profitable returns to those . : investing. - The writer of these articles eon Biderssmill vegetable fruit canner r ' ten the proper industries to ttart J" , and operate, and nn iouhtedly these . ; would bring the returns that are estimated for the-m. ; - It may seem too trifling to the - average industrial promoter, this 5 starting np small canneries or manu f fctnres,bnt there are unqucstionabh """ good oponings for those who are not " promoters, for men who have a few ?v. hundred dollars, and want to go into m business for themselves. " Jlerchandisinz naually suggests - itself to every man of limited capital, " and jet the returns on a sruail can- ' lierj or manufactory of some kind, " won hi bring in vastly better re! urns, . tban would the same money put into small store business, and in tlnsc . days the mcrcliant of limited mean , has a bard competitive row to hoe. - Of coime going into the canning business requires intelligence and work, and for that matter any busi- nces requires the same to be success ful, but in this business there would m ' "be more opportunity of doing busi DCU with less competition' than in anj othcr line, in this vicinity, Thero i3 a gcod opening for fome of these smail industries in Ne vi'erne. The materials are abundant. n3 labor can bo easily secured at 'mall cost. Tue employment of a few thousand dollars in promoting several canneries, would lead to not onlr a good investment, but develop ."- others. " It is not always necessary to have gret industries built, etivolving " many thousands of dollars, in order "to build op a city, very often it is ,. the small industry that is the fore - . runner of the industrial prosperity of a city. V IMPORT S NT WEEFS WORK. t The Jane meeting of the board of County Commissioners, is always an important session, and this year it " is esuecially so. involving as it does matters of extreme importance to : CVcrj tax payer in Craven County. It is often imagined that the ofliee - ' of County Commissioner is largely ; j an ornamentative one, that the work " 13 small and the per diem received a ' - bagatelle. A position on the board, - or a careful attendance and exami- nation of the duties as performed by its members, wdt soon disabuse tine ; - of this idea. '. But of all the meetings of the year tho meeting this week, is ce of great labor for the commissioners, - i, and one that is reouiring extreme - care and attenti - Thi entire revision of the jury :. " list is part of the work, and one that required care, which the com- - misiioners of Craven have Leon es pecially attentive to. The election of a Hoard of Educa tion, making a tax levy for 1:T, two most important matters are re ceivinggood attention. -.,' To- ttc for the increase c f a ' school fax, and the issuing of briigr ; bonds, two questions of serious irn pot, are also before the oommis ' eioners, during this session. These besides the various minor matters which must receive atten tion and be acted upon, will show what the character of this dune meeting is. and how necessary it is for the people of Cravi-n county, that their affairs be placed for man agement under a wise guardianship and in the hands of men who shall intelligently and prudently conduct county affairs. That the a'.T.tirs of Craven county are in snch hands today, no one can doubt who will look at the person net of the board and carefully con sider their acts of administiation. The Jot'KV v i. r. as noted l.uese j acts individually and collectively, j and the entire toard of Commis-j eioners of C'r ven county are cm- j ducting the affairs of this county, as if they were the persona! business; affairs of each member, and the ; entire board as a company were1 transacting tho business of the mn - tj as co-partners. The residents of Craveu can rest assnrcil that every bill is severely scrutinized, and every expenditure Teccives a critical examination be fore it is acted upon, and it is a matter of congratulation to every house to commemorate its itiaun payer that is so j ration. The results of the .'ur.e meeting j A suitable celeiu-a:i..ti -f ti.coj ,n will of course be carefully watched ; ing of tho warehouse won'. 1 ."; (niv by every citizen of the oountv, and bo appr priate. but it w.-iihi i no doubt will receive the full ap-; advci tiseir.ent at.d tl:o tobacoo fa: m- approval of every one. for it can- not do qnestio.uea nut imn tue icisi- toss will b' tran acted :. v Cra en Countv's Commissioners with the sincere and honest purpose of .-o transacting this ims.ness, that it will res u 1 1 for tho good of the great- est number of the people ot the county, and no one oo.i! 1 a?k for more than this. A I FfllTTMATr OfTi WIIS1VI. In this day of low price-, small protits and severe competition in al lines of business, it would seem ini posoible for the old time optimist to have any place. Business conditions hve changed verv materially during the past few years, and to p.-eiiet boom in any or all lines of trade such as hao been witnes.sid in years past, is ret . i bring disappointment to the person j ' . . wlio sits down, waiting fur the boom i . , ... . i period to bring him prosperity. ! 1 he "good t:mes lien !r.-k v Ifl. vestments so often brought fortunes' are not to Le of tr.e frio aent oceni- ' , , ' er.co tlioy o::ce wore, to;- (tie woie! is too closely iu touch by telegranb ami ranroau lor t lie success ot tocav . , .... " i i'i on pet ! t ion with tl.e to;i of ;:n -,u mercantile lines to be secured bv I . . . , , iinen th-s is now prettv g. ia ra,, rial row n ess of information or bv I ... , . , ". .' i .e ! m ; t ti d . ;u.i i I n e res:; . '. ; - t :: a t the etting trade conii' of its own uccorg, ', , .... " . : I MS! n g of con ict labor i- :'c:.. , .1 mils' be souglit. and intelligently ! , , , . ; , ; abandoned. It is be; ( ; :. it a wid persistenth souglit. , ,. ... - . . ... nn mane p"l:cv, wc.h prisoners, h- 1 lie mugiii been t c)t t in is in which I, , ." , . 3 . . . . . , uest, for ptisoi.s tin;-' condiot..: is the ai parent birth rii?ht of everv 1 . , .... 11 - nave fewer second (.t:iet urns tnan American ought not to bo entirely . , , , . , , . 'those where har.-h bruCn courts are dwarfed by the iitw coi.d ;t ions i . ., ! purstf u. I .mis icts are now goiieradv 1 t 1 . 1 . 1 ! W Ull 11 lit- ifcliU IA lit 1IJI I lllll I.U1H1I ...;,i. 1 . .,,.,.-..;,;..., ;, ouiiiji. LiLi.iii 10 1 mi . bringing to this country, for without C . . ". optimism there can be no greatjat iainung and .".her p.-: ti.ms at: progress of a nation . However much thero may be to juell nn optimism that sees and .ongs for only '"tl'ish" and "boom times." by the cool, ev.-rv d iv cy nicism that can be found in alleom munitits, there is no necessity to give up all optimism, going to the ther eyeine and embracing a moody pessimism. Optimism is more necessary than pessimism, for material affairs can more eas ly go wrong, than they can be safely brought out light, and without a constant hope for "betUr luck-' uevt time tho unfortunate business man would not often rise from the ruins of his first failure. There is a legitimate optimism which ought to over prevail buth in the individual and in the communi ty: an optimism which recogni7.es mistakes but is not daiin ed by them, and in the community an op timism that behoves in its future and ever presents and keeps its side with its possibilities to the world, at tho same correcting as far as pos sible those local defects that demand correction. The success and progress of a city is in proportion to the legitimate optimism ot its peopie, for such an optimism has no part in "inllition movements" which lead to land .-razes and. emsequent failures, hat in the persistent improvement of its city, in securing to it the best sani tation, in keeping up its public works of all kinds preservation of good government securing new in dustries based upon substantial showings of what they can hud and work out in this kind of optimism, with manv more matters of material interest, every citizen of New Berne ought to inspired for they have am pie foundation to base a legitimate upon. This can bo cultivated and be come the means which shall lead to a greater New Bei ne socially, mor ally, i nteih etna! 1 v and materially. MAKE IT A C ALA DAY. The steady building of the To bacco Warehouse and tho near ap proach to the time when it will Lie comidctid ami nadvfor business, should not be forgotten by the mir enauts and citizens, and the oomph -tion f this warehouse and its occupancy ought to be suitably eele brated. The Tohaeco business which this warehouse will be the means of starling here, is r.ot a business which will bo confined to the pro motors of the warehouse project, in which they alone will bo benefitted, but :t is one by which every mer chant w;il see his trade increase, an 1 ore which will give a greatly increased money circulation in this city, for it will handle a product that is an exclusively cash ore. What would bo more appropriate than, to maae the day of the opening of tho tobaico warehouse a gala day i - New heme, am! a day to celebrate th.o comirg of a new industry to this city? hot the country people be gien an invitation to come to town, and give ail visitors a huge picnic, with ! bicycle races, base ball ami other g:ime3 at the Fair grounds, and ap propriate ceremonies at the ware OABTOTtT V . 1 ers at.d all others wm::.; ! ,u:vei: ; visttue sight wti.it .N w done for ;;em . Tho 10 .pcn nig ot t he wuiet.on ;ln affair in wl.i.di i-vvr ; ot.lv in New heme, but al-" -v- rv ir.-.i, in tins so tU n is pvisoi .; 11 v w.i, : ,-t - ed. tlu-ref-ie the nioie rea.x.n that the completion of the wa:t huihling and i's ci.iug r uiss 1 e rin de a g.da day and h i snitahiv and ariTotu ::it 'i t t' An c ccasion of tl u :l ''' -:v:i: : n,,',',m'S!: i:i l5iis ' :t-v- Prison Reform. A reform ti.at is of in re , . industrial inipnrtar.ee, i- tho . . :' : f prison methods. ! he ein . he, ; , of ; he convict-, their 1 1 a' n: :. e: c , inc. i cria.n ;i is tnat 1 1 farming out of c mw: Lcn-r a h , . ncin i na! rates of h : re. t o o , :; : , ;! i ... corporate concerns, is ta.-t d;.-ap ,, pianng- from yVl-:i -v-'c . , , , , , .... to tue ut moj-t cf rnorai n s p , , . , . t v for t he rare ( i the e, c, : , ., ; , sei'i n sic : , so to bring it as little a- n;av wo: ked With. 11 t lie p!hS':i 1 .... ' ... : s . 1 I j state account. lie ugh ui Cnms ' and K-ukis p,.r'io,. ae wc k, d r - ' C . coal niing. coning, t ti. 1 u or.e State after another is di.-pping th' leasing plan, no matter w ha', w .0 k the comets do. !bev woi k mr the . , ,, , r ,,.,,;,.,... , 1. ,., .,, ,., .i,ie,IIOLloioii..,i v . L - 1 . ill. ,..11..; Compelled to recline. A Frenchman went to an Ain.i; ,-an and said, to him. "What a pod beai ':" Tho Ami l ii an at.Mvi rod Wha' does a polar bear do: I don't know. V h v, he sits on t lie ice. " Sits en zee ice?'' ' Vi-s,'' said l he Ana i ie.;n. "there i. nidhing else to .-it on." j 'Yell, vat he do. to..." "What i.oes he also del' Why. i.e' eats fish.'' "Fats 1 1 .- i i sits on hi e tie ai.d eats tlcii. 'J lit n I not aiiapt." ' "W hy, what do you uoanh ei, don't accept ? W hut do . n mean?" ; "(). non. non. I does no' hoi t. , -. . i ii,. I was invite to be polar bear a , , T, . f ftiuerai. hacheior of Ai ts. Q5fOR!A For Infants and Children. The f llai'ia li guitars It it ?2 M wrajpst. every .... VV UJl At & a -i It seem terrible, he said. .i --I ii nat does .' she asked. "'Ibis account by a physician of the wav bicvclinrr alTected him." " hat decs bo say .' she in i - , I ' e 1 n - quired . "lie savs " ho exnlaiiied. "tieit after a long ride ho experienced paraestlosiao in the fouith and lift I, lingers, with impaired sensibility, and paresis in the intero.-s, li 1 : m . bricales and the addm-tor polieis." "I don't si e whv it is," she re i :. . i : i..: . .. iiiiuiii in nt-r fiii'i'niii w :i , i a a : a man can t say ho had that tir.d : la-.-'-d ut: i.-t rainier i.-o r.nis su feeling witliout making .-" m m i, ; ': ;- m i ; a d; root sa v i n g. fuss about it." Chicago dim, - ; Mr. Mills. ;n speaking of the mat Herald. j t-r. ...-: "d'he cstof ,.p r.ting the Sepulture of the Living-. f r nii'n nluiii'viit ion oiirseel f,.r a number of years, prepares mo to assert that in this country one p rsoi. i each week is burud alive. 'J'his h- the mildest statemord. possible, since it refers only to eases where I odi .- are exhumed, indubitable traces ei' life in the grave dot. etid. and the facts are repoi ti d in th" pebble press When we consider that hard ly one in a thousand of the bi.ios buried is oer again ex imimd. wiun we consider that weekly otm 1 ;' t ie f e w examined is found to h.ave 1 e( p buried alive, weaie apaiitd at tim awful ''OSsibi'iltieS ave, tic ;iu ;':; real it it s- as to tho extent of riviig sepal tn re. rtiysicians are not partial ;' p:i: - lie u t teriinces on t he su b j. e . dim theme is too horrible for p. p ihii h v. IT 1 e V iiCSltate to declare the fact -. since tho facts are rather injur. on--to themselves, as showing their ina- ' bilitv, under certain cond.itions, distinguish between 1 f 0 and d eat h. Moreover, in the generality of eas e S , the remedial methods are doubtful, or ditlienlt f execution. 1 have discussed the subject with many p n prominent in tiio medical world, and, wittiout exceptions, tney lettiSL 1 -.1 . .1 . 1. .iifrt-l fl, C5i,l.ini-.f pnf 1 n u ut Huv oi. .... o-'j-ii on. 01 their conGdcncea most of them have admitted the accuracy of the facts I have already set forth. The Aren TRUCK HAS PA.D. I li Muhiik ill ! H,r- l'rali all.v )yr. All IriKkim Have 1lnl' Jloncj . . , l,., . , ( . r . , ,, i. lesO'!'..: s siilJU.il.IS Ot tlllck :a: :: ;.d. t i.e last Kgulai' t t in a t ra; :; i ;' : he su.smi, and tl.e shin ! Mi. :,;s ,.f ihclav bv steamer, icav be w ii.d ui' of tn.ck n." v i no n ! from this c. t v. '1 . ;i! ; , , :. : ; !.;:, n i:as lien foi t i.i.atc. ' '' i.te ti.iS .'. ::.- n. Its k ei!i d the firsts that i d : N : f Ik .-1 ( t ion . w h ich g . e the t-r. k is f ti-is immediate v t i.e t ham e of getting their 'd : ;.c, s and iis to the noithern : act : a. : v :: hi i; t ci in ' : : i ' . ' : ;: s s eel; i i n g go . a . : :.. ; .- shone i.is The :r.-- - wii:,-li n:p;iei ,.ai-;y ' ' I .- a ; ; e, w as ! h e i o i t i: n a! :ti Ccs si , son 's tt'.i 1 1 i n ic.'e. 1 i.e cry wiather in ho ui.foi tnnate ei reti m- v. j.'. h. .-holtil.tC the potato ', i i v :na t e: ia; 1 v. i t t la re was f. at ::n- to th.s slicrtniss ho" I'M p. in that .he crop u placid cpou a that t oi . k i t a t g od pi : Ci s. 'oh has j-ivi-n the tna kci- p.adits ' -: , i ,.i : i "e s i ' v, ;:, i : e,;, t hat call! tagi s, '.-'a h i i i ans ha ve it i ii o,,,, ,,.;, ,j at i s ! , e ; o : : , . a I d a ; 1 i ; a c ; 1 hi tl ' s to ; he the t : m k; s. ;:.: h : : c ! i m i t i s ve r " s;,' i s- ';;' to m te ; I,;, t i t r i. ue en- : ; i '. ! 'io t : r ck hi; m tu s ; i n t his me money 1 lie; ha" i.e. 1.0 ''or' cue- made, but i 1 h :; m ',;'.;' i h an 'es hmiih ni.c ti rn- ;,a 'i ii t r 1 si en;,- hy truckers. ii . ; 1 in :, t s from ik.w n , with t I'vvia.ia ol the regu- ; r ; 1 .:-': 1 m ov eii.e:i t of 1 .;wi-;i ; o , .1 ' u 11. u at" i.m a: V 1 i e-: l: n a l c l as ..,'.,',.! '':d';: - - ! ;: ' ' : M-a'hci ig . ...... 1. . .- . 1. .... . - : , ..i.i,i d u, lt:c hiinv ot I i.e eail z-.i'Aw. ii.gs Tiu-iv will be some 1 . u. s ;, , t,( ijt ti,0 trii.-k A 1, Cm -v. no h t f mm Nr.'.' hel'h,' m a. V ! -ah! to I,.. oVelh i 1 1 ;' ion ;,. t he profits of the -'. hc,d shipjuns have made money on o.o.s'ghicehts, tl.e o r : e ' i ,e n; .do C. .-ml ih.'.ymeii ;n fin tai,'lo shins of l'-v 1 1,1 . l ;. I i'iii coii; leiiiOs iii.i ; e l: liv becansi' of the d' the potato crop, buC ! ;.ij b;;v -aas n. al- (.M.t ,(i is -ill ;, I.e - W thUl . I',," t :::,:; o cr un rnose- and is hi of is"; ean be regarded -' tavoi'a by all who have en- i j i i i ti ihh'i; ng. naisi Tbtir Forage in Common 1 ;s : ot geueial.v Known, tin nevg tuetess it is true, i nai wio cn .i ... of Macn runs one of the most pro- ' . litabl.- l.tth' farms in th. State of (ie.irgia. It covers sixty acres and is 'lanti d in a single cr. p oa's. Ail iolat.dinCos.dbytho mile track lis planted iu ties (a red and some t w. n t v or so acres m audition arc ithd.-r cultivation. The crop this seUson i- m arly re.i ly to cut . : t.d .... 'f .meihing like '!."' ". btisltels will be ti. i-sulr. The harvesters ill start; e, , h n, c ,.. . h,. f.,,,1 ,,f the month . 1 : riic-e oat- wot; 1.1 cost the city rot . i o. . ! ss than ss;;.o if had lobe L night. , , .... - o r . .. ih;s is not u.i, lot two ciutiiigs ot huv uii t.e made I ro in iiio samei . 1 , ; i i . : . i r : 1 i . i .' i- ion.-. . . " .o ' " ..i ... ; : i. i' l .... l.'iih. .,1,,, u in chapge, estimates will produce s imo th'dig hko -i o"0 bales, which would j '--t tia- munioipalitv easily d,opu. d'bc city has more stock to feed than j r; generally c o.sidercd. Taking the j il ie depart men C i ho sanliary Mpiad. '.i.e s'reet f .rce and all, not less than ; ii I i v m a I. s and ho: so ; m nst be fed ! i v ..i d -ill f,T I bii iirnvei.der ! , ' i , .eeticaliv 1.0'iiing, except - f--r tl.e b.r needed, in plowing. ' platditth' and liaiVlfting. 'I I.e Stock must ':e kept ah'.wavaml with the :r;ih' r to e led to do t'ne city's Wo! k all that is l:c:a.-S:HV ill tilOCu!-' tivati'in f ti:o crops wa raise can bo . wlmn t'hm anim ii- would be if srt tttas i-n.p!"u-d . e use all tin- f. 1 1 ,ii.:-r made by t he city stock. I l.itsh'e 1 t t n:d W" P:i c sm-lit I h!S ; - vc tr 'is; v i(l f !' t he comiiierchi -j,;... " j F.'-'-m a m re! .aor-- f the city ; . d hm : e , r t : m: m was en t at a s: n - j ',. ,,':;:.; o. 1 ' 0 j ii'muls of ii 1: e ' ,.,V. I h is v.'.i-' af ti r a foi iv -bushel 1,1.1 i,f ,,;i! ii.al been i::t; Ve-ted and : arlv mo mil t" make certain' 1 am, t cutting 11 ti 1 le f oe frost, to tim time th it Mr. Fills 1 i began ' 1 , , , . ; ; j ;p e t ho city farming lands y im i b. e: tim riat. 111 to nut it j m,r f ,r s..", a 1 , c o 1 - haiah 1! a t s- m o - ' ; : , v. r .' an ame. Mae n. ( 1 i ; ) '!'. ',, g a;':: 1 - j II111 il In Kill. I . , . , i toaghest woman in the whom: , .1 -o 1 i pio'i h- reiiorte-1 1.1 ine 1 omteco : Jnuma'. to live in di.pan. i n her ! iic s she wa- attended by j 1 vs;c talis a ml still 1 1 yes. m ' ,,a- ..f the i v v com mi t tee of i '.ui who me -lid at ale have d. ; : ! t" re, I; .m.t i i.r di', .rt r ) liavt 01 o 1, in ei .a- e 1 ie !rn a - , 1 U ig I : a 1 ill Hie grave 01 in n. nniirn i.. ) (j u u,.,lt,(, nl, ; September. Tk. (.(tni!lilI(.,. 1k1s ,,i,taj,u.d Hoihe,- ivy -I from the same place, and will plant it in tl.'i, leu- davs. j STATE TENITrMIARY - A 'p.y I I !n It. . i ;t.n Shriill Hill lor Die I irl I'i isi.:i i s ;tl I i Invll M i, , ., , 1:1 0n:i!:iet:on V:!:!-:.!i ; 1 : I- l'CS' III l k article -v. tic- I Vn:! ut i.u v :n .1,, Chariot ti- ('., v.t bv ( h I; ,!,'. -1, :i;i. r.. uinent i.s in c!i'-:. n g . i he i ; ! ; i . urii r a ral historv of t !.. i ; . .- i t '. ; t : -n ;. states tha': - 'The I !: : t in' ' -. : v w es ' a h ' ; i bv the h- is la t v. re l I - To ''ore that the modes of diatli, and : cl. tic and the n: and ; n g i : ii::-f p;-..;-. '; th.:' :-..ih"hr v.a i :.g p' st w-.s a' . he, n li'd-lgh ' ha.lt .: ! nn SeS i t i es con nt v, ( n 1 wa - '.: 1 a - e 1 1 e pe a - p r if 1 1 ; t i '.' . lie g wi re hi; lit of log- a.- o i u !ris. Ti.e-e u'eie c ov and v. ere like a Set of i h o u -es fac; n g o.c a ot her v i t h a ice f oirri;:' ad an.i ;i;e rri-h.r In.-- two-n. 1- ei.eh one of t !: r.-m.s ' h, re w. : e t :i r-r twihe con let s. The sto.-kade V,;. i .lie poles or : small !'-. 1'art of t'ne original 1 i en i t( : i : ;a i v vet n ma and is 1 us. d f-c . ' ib'.i s 'lh i" n-i trv tiriek :tt;d gnnt'o. ad mt.d-- r q:ar , ,,n tie ; a hi ; -. I ; faei t he gra h ; i e for the f n n i at io 1 1 ea ill ; f mm ; ndi r t lie building, 'i hat f n-m the i n; nciiso wal i urn- ficn a op: . rrv within the stock-;. ie. !', r -t ' ,i nd last, t he ros! o f c. ,: .st r e t in n ; Hi : Sh 1 "i.it 1 1 The maiu ! .;;:;.' n . s a ! ro n r m , 1 .l.lllU U-V d. 1,, the i nitehtial'V , was i.p--i.i ,nd f'ltv convicts were j placed in ir. 'I'ho tir-t one was; : ( baric-' 1 ."..; - . n t ; ma -; In in .1 n - ' -1 1 n co'.ntv. for four ',.,.!-, f, r ;oi; - e ' berv. Tli- ohlirt 1 1 i.-oi i : now . 1 . o . ii-.:. . .- wiiiin. ne wa is s.viov n n Co , . , , ' . ' , who was n.a-iv. ' .'un- i. ., fr i 1 t ... '.: '!...,.... 1 ; ou , g ia. . 00 ie .-. 1 . a. , .1 ; n.-r id r.-tniets n cen ed 1- 1 1 '.r.'fi. ; T, t,,( , j .-, ;, ,,,, j , -1 - i n t he ! , -...:: tiarv, tt-elf. :U; a: as' le : ', , ; 1 .0 l.,:C;: ;.., Anson iarc. '... on t'he b u in - en i; 'ie k- ; i'elh The ; total i- hh?. th.-sc o.t w.-men. j Tho d..c;'.ti;v:it i fv: r d t.- al-oe ' tvla.i s to th- th.-t prb- :.i r licoivi d at tin htlar a- 1 s fur:. is!. e 1 bv M, i. Hi 1 chaira C'onntv Comhii-sioiiers of Craun ' i ...... ..... :., i s -. i ........ r , : o' . , :' v m i : a , ; . o i . i i -,'.. s .- i If of .1 . . '; i : st , . n ( 'oil n t y. h h- a- follow.-: S I A 'i'i' d- No: Til C. Itoi.l N'A. ) .lojn.M-ii t oiti.'y, .i;m. lh" 1 j I. 1'. T. Mas-, v, C.i k of Johns' h ' Conn! V Sap,; j,,- Con; t, ho lierehvi 1 e.-rtifv th'C the fMe.wihg hahndi , . , ; pi:s-;:-rs aresent-i .r, t- L.-ir, h, in s:a!e p;h-on ,oi' tae :. rti:.- nneiiv express.':: No. 1. Ciiatbs l.i-V, I veal'-, l oh:;, rv. 'el i I , : ! No. Nancx . eal's a I .... ,. .o,ee ; . No. :;. e.ai:'. No. 1. ( i'a:,. an d ) C.oe S.iimI:. year, larceny. Sigm d j . I. 'i'. M a .--' t.Y, Clerk Superior C !. lleceived of SlleCl! 11. (i. Hid. of : dopes, u ('"tndy t'ne ab ve named : prison, r-n rt- i ' 1 fT f . j i nn '.in i .y ! .cm. J..n, .Imix lioiitx -..v. C'ei k of S:ate lb is -.n. U ih igh.X.C. Deafness Cannot be Cvired C d :0,reie il.oCs, 1;.. a III1 .i-i I j ' ihcll ol ; !,e e i le re is . a'y i.e v ny u i ui' ilea'n -s. aril that I- !- e. i sib i t:.i::d nine, ii - Deafhe-- is c in-e i i:v : ii i. l! a i d en di ti.'li of 'lie mile, a- m.iiiu f lie la:-la-( hi Ui Tub'-. W'la a C is po.e l'. i- i I! :al (;d '.'(MI ! ai- a f i : 1 1 b , ; i a - .,u d 1 ! inua r .( 1 'ne i a a.'. . nd win 1 1 i' is ;- ei,. r, :y :losen .h am,- ;- I0-': !, and ' n '" i la' ii l! : e m it a n i ei h, 1 , ; o i lit j iil-.e : it-' i o'ii- I . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' i i i . o 1 1 le t ii 'V 1 . -' !'o. I have; e ! c .s' s i ut i ! h ,'i niv i al! -t d 1) i .i i r: h, whie i' is o'aing ' u! a i .I.:i mi.' I c 11 h -t a .a ' ; e m . a s -1 i he a -. V,'.- v Ii : e 1 '" i Iici.i !- d ;:! oso. oy 1:.- ot -e: I th i lam ::.! e a' 0 -y I eh - :f.rr . 1 Cim: d i a-. m a'a: . h e. j i- .! c : i.: !: f to. I ! 1 y 1 1 . iu ; s -. T.j ;. 1 dm 1 y ; - ; . 1, 1 I h .s :i e he : I..-Aor Cavi'.:- Gets?. I: is p.: i .;' a 1 it : . ; v h-i ' ! a 1 : : g' n . o he' .V '.: Ii.ea '. .1 el '. .1 1 . : 1 .1.' I h 'O ami ! he : i e, !':. r d ! ,e :m sWee;.- tod -not ': ie, i to : plan'em. ir :- - ,, 1 kn-ov t; g ' e-e : ; ' ! ' . '. 1 : ., ; : , a :: : t . bn : i , k r v in 1 : h 'riaPr ; gi a '- ! iiat is t im ; .:;e . .;' I he c. a ! 01, paicli. d his farmer not ; e i 1 i :at i; is ge..-e ke: t n;ri of hts patch ir gras-:, im t won r go tear ti. otiu-r pai t.- of it : are. I'hm; ti..a t ii-y v-i: t mil v w t mv-i.-is i,;u 1, . . ' p i i h ', 1 n -g ''a e h g 1 1 -o v ; ; , 1 a g m whm.i he hdc ! with v. at. r ' -1 1 1 i u , s t h it a ) s m i 1 1 ' i : " : , 1 . ; . from this little tr.cmh su-p.-i.d -i , . .. , ,. . . .,. . ! IrolU t Im lieclv of his led -H . limn! . - , I h i t 11 liod 1 ne 'ei'-. 1 O0-10 I : I b 1 S 10 t - i t on field .and t hey cleared it of all j grass. K msas (.'it v Stai Bucfdcn's irnica Salves. Tun I ii-.s r S M.v 1; n tii.mvo! : i f r hir n.!-. -. Sm, .-. C.e, a t Kin ii m Ir Tetter. Chapp' (1 Ibim1-, '.-ll'-i i es. (joins, an I all s,Cm lb minimi-, an I posit ively c 11 re s riles 01 no pay rt.p.iuil. It is iilalanteeil to ive pet feet sap -I" if th.11 or 1 money l'..P.L'(!eil. I net (For sale by F, S. Dully money I'elV.nded. I 'rice 'Ci cents er box. VERY SUCCESSFUL. I h i:rn iscs nl llii mv Iti riic l.railol w liiml I.nsi "!(. There were hardly half enough 1 J seat- in the Oocra House last night f to ii'vom inodato the relatives and friends of the children who took part in the program of tl i ( ( ! o - i n g exercises. It miuht wdl have be n called a "iiovelty program" for rarely are so e manv novel teature-i brought out on an "O'asina of the kind. ; ' 1'eihaiis what showed (lie greate.-' , .- kill was the .nave lb ill, by 1 1 ' boy.-. Tiiv went through tin- vari- o:;s e olutions in almost peilket , . t i 1 1 1 ' . Their costume was Tu i k ish oha'. e, ', il 'i cap, bine jieket, rid, , k In e p Ui ! s an d W h 1 t o s ! Cek i II gs, and ! ' tin' iiops did t heinsel v, s great cred 1 1 . A pieltv idea w.i.s to have t he en r- , t a : i i i.-o, show iug a green sti ip of -! h strete!,ed aciess the .-!age, '. ''di.nd . iiieh were seated a nuiiiher ' of small gtils singing, who nc h one ilia ; u 1 1 1 g above 1 I ie s ree 1 1 as tlcviis. dressed in green- with e ;c : gill'.- head m present ; ng a dill' e ! en t bower. or. an th, .'.,: .. ,,,.t ! on. ' A t am iea; i j ne il i i , I b v g i 'as w is , i ha 1 e a'traetiie bv (he ligiht diesse,- , a : d i ; ' : 1. 1 1 1 n . t I ( 1 1 t .i m ho'.i l 1 1 ic.s. A , il m d ; i i b bv g i Is also, was pi el 1 1 i ; 'i"M' Had' liif giils in i his d ; ill j a ppea r d in 11 i g d i' ss,s in 1 b a! f i n ' w id ' c ;, nd M is.- Abbott as ',, n m hi a a : i ; o 1, and sang 1 1 Il -i White a IH1 ! I c I C.l :; ! o Wa I . ! I i ; e ( h of till i' g ran, me was a mot her Cons'e pn c in wliudi all the school took p.c t ! .Mother t .on -e lieiveit pri Mother C. bd and !ai! her c. hb.-ities w.-re tin re an ha! .iii-.-i h i ng' to .-;iv or to t-i ' r 1 .. ...... 1 .. 10... !. . . ineio v 1 e 1 o iciie, 1 nnuin i ... , , ,' . 1 . cm-i aim ,..,.e ...., 1 .op I ., , .i 1 ,:!..,:.,. ; : n ..r ( - . ; .inpu- :uiii met a 1 iem m, ano M a 1 's li;ti- ian.b and the hlaek Sn, w.re mi hud, and a wheal 1 o 1 r r ; P.-rn.w w - 111 the In t Ie wife Irons I, i, ! h h! W..S ! I' :1 le I led 1 11 t o V 1C W . a : ll at i nt-'l v.;:s "four and t wt tiiy 1 lac k - ;;.'." i .. ii"ii, : ; ; 1 1 .i air:-, he". uaClr, 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 ' , and ether ihe led ii - u.'li' f-twig by a 1 i , in i .'Ind:: ilidren in the (h; . f I W.c At t'ne close the I'.seii I a 1 1 on. of i pr took idn'r. J he following is : o a .... t,.- ,.i the n -"gramme as gi , n : W. Ic.aie. IV mk Soihii ai, ! K.n! l':o ;. r ;! hi i. Wavea.n I'm- O.-.-.-.n i:.:lo, Itl.iki roe l,a-l, I! :cal M.nihe l.crv Hal a n l ain .la. i,',; 1 ... a I a' i a I ..... ,.lv ia I . ir '-r;,., s,-a , a-. .;.., ii;-eer Afoa ,ri M V I ! I e 1 ) i - o s w ; i y and " i I '' : : i i a P. a I e i' . teeincion and S. iiLr lhisl Ciaolc I'npil t. ehaiioii. A itch 1 I,., el; , Mrs. M..-y V. ( i 11 1,' Helen P.l'oek ta vu 1'i.p.r n::ii :.. Ii. . i".;i. a Maad I.- v. i . Tri" . . . . T 1 1 ilea n Wabzes, .. K.-ivii i YidC ( la-kill. May Fulloid and Maud Smith. Z'lt'.wr ri:t: r. 1 te, it a ! : n Minnie Tin nia- v.'.iKtM, or' Tin-: l r-iwr.i;-;. ! ai. .. Train w;iy iallep . . . .(inl.liai ih Alice Sp. neei' ami Cleaner Marsha;. I I. AO lillll I.. IN oil. il ion Sad ie 1 5 ti v ! H i t Ih-.ii-o's ( ha-kzie! M: .III Mas i'a I ford and Apple ( 'alio, MoTinn: miosK. ( ;,..d ftye Piece It il- i 'ill s! NT VI li.N or 1 'P.lhl'.s. I'cUlce School 1' r ( ii I ; I i ut . The l.ami S (d ti e pupils of 1 be N ew heme C raded tchool u ho i e -ce.ed rewards at t he closing exer eis. s at the Opera House on Fiida n ; e !i t ei e as fid low- : Kul Tahr. M ra I'.ei rv Il.iCie I',:!'-:.;:.-. F'diel Thomas, Ida D.miieu-b-erg. Wallace Smith, (iiliuer W i I liailjs-, F.:i;ei Wood, Until lYl'I'V. Myrtle DisosWay, Sarah Copl.in, c "i; p , rn y i - ..!..,. . I . - 1 1 ' 1 I e l ' e J I I , X o o ; w . , : , 1 1 i I I I I S I , i , , la e:il in- l !'.. llelell 1I ock , h. i ta l'aoli, A'iie ( 'i owdcr, Annie ilaialiseti. Mat ei Thompson, Fn!a dac.d'S. A roticcable feature of theexei ; 1:1.-1 s v. as the Drill' of (,) 1 1 aves, Hi i.v.s aid a captain. Tin- niaiseu vies '.u-n- siilend id I y e.xecu ted and sn r prise v.as felt at the I'Mcision vitli 'which the mulching by foil 1 s, w In 1 I ;ng a 1 d Vai Ions lauiiitiniis wane done If iv:w dec it isciins. to the s-1 1 i el' M ,, , . , vi-:on ., Mr. 'loin ( '. I .m . -is. who kindly 1 1 1 ' 1 i ; - , 1 1 he coin 11,1 n v. ' hi- names (1 t he teacher.-', . . , ; ;o t hen o n wen Known, a 1 given , 1 ere, ! I . . a 1 c t 1. i i 1 i 1 d t o 1 ha: k fo the 1 lea.-me g 1 1 n t o 1 he ami hhci - d t he ma l: i i'i si I eiie'i ts 1 e.e; i d ' v th -ir train in 1 Th" following are tho teacher.-: j Miss Annie i ' . ( ii id i:.i . M -- : llmiiy Fel'iei .c, M s- U ii i.- I'-rrr j b e. Mrs. Mam' X. Willi. him. Mms; , . . ,i 1, . ii ii 1 1 l.'iii Aunn, .mi.-s I....... el . 10 i j he 1 ( ; rieer. v S..r, ami a sini;U! niiplicatiou 1 1 rt. a 1: 1 iiiiiLiniMitl . the Croat skin cur 1'he eaty Su'.'.ty anil r.'oiioiiijc.il treatment f ir in-tiinir, luirniiijr, lleelinp, scaly, an. I . I'imi'tv liuniors of the sloin, scull', ail(t hhi 'ih cira Is sold throughout the orld. Pott DmooilCD Caxii H'ai. (..'ori-okatiov. Sole Proprietors, Boston, ifcif "How tu Cure Every Baby Humor," mailed free. UnU I UL.L.I1 IIWI I LU CU'l'lCUKA. 80Af. r ; - .. AX'cgc tabic Preparation for As -similab; i!;cVocdn:ul!iogul;i bug llu: Stoiiuuthi ihid l'ovcls cf Promotes Digestion ( "hccrful ncs? nnd Ho? t.Cnnhiir s neither ( iptchi. Morphine r.or Mmmal. O I' N AliCO T 1 C . stf.v .riif:v Jt.,.ll. -slwrr ..it ' J) if run, it Jh lJ..',J.'HJll S ' Hr.S,.l -r'lir.fi. Mi.;'"- - -v.- 1 t:t ur. Apcrfcrl Remedy for f ormiip..--- lion . Sour Sb'ti;...; b I 'i.,; i Iwca. 'c,n;i;;,C()I!V:i':-lci:.. Cvcush 1 LOSS Odd LOSS M SJ.KKI. j Ta. Snail.: Sivaa.tur. r.f L exact espy or v.-rattcs. y Littleton Female College ! T Ill's Iicliluliun Lis a sjliinliil iali! ibhlllllllll Sl'Miull nl' cniillt l , ill Mini i'a I Siriicf Ii lias a lare ami he niliftill) s'l.nlnl ( iimptis ( ) : 1 1 : , m i . ! i : : i ; s tiinl well cii!iji;ir. lh,ibjinurs. a sin: ntc. Fariill) ami a lull ami llPd'eiig'i Coilege Cuimm' ;i m TI 41 1! a: 15 i T S : ( OMT. Till1 Fail Tiddii w ill lo'in rn Cliie.Mh . Sip i ndor Kl. III!). Fur t "a :t I : u :i aililic-s. 5.? i .' TE.-- S : - ' 9 U4yirrtr4 r n YOU CAN STRETCH A DOLLAR To doi. 1 le ; I a ;d in ..'. a I . ii r . s : .i t ! i-l inc. 1 1 . in 1 he hi.. , ,' I 1 , 1 1 . (-, I'cigg.e.J, II. limes-, 1,'oins, Whijs, F'e. ntn& s a n Mr . i:s. For the fariii, load or diafl piiMn-, -. ,11 : .-lid I he l lade ami M I'S I' Ii h h M . l A f 1 1 i I and com pbte as.-m ' me: , : , f t-i . repll I a tde fuel i.n I i I lie Coi: 1 1 : i . A m i , h ! on nd i n on r rep. i.-i I .a Harness from $6.00 to $25 00 IVr ' I's'ockc I with .-pi in ; la ( lVi. e. Do Nv)t t::iil to Sec us Before Huying. heS:icet.r'lllv, tI. AMnBitic :jih! orlli h. 1. .o 11; ! 1 ',-. , ,,,. . .y ( '. ; ; ( n Ti 1 , a Ii oil 1,1: 1. .1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 l w ' " 1'" 1 ' " U N- ' l;' a'ih . I 11 1 , I 1 I . Ill T ' III--. I 1, ei Mm. C 1 I (111. ! Hi. !,m. N. : ,,.. ,.,.,, 1 , '1 ' ; ' I i i I ' K s i ' I : 1 -he, hi, i.i...'. "01 -p ' 'A'.-.i'ia N o ep ai a p. 1 . ' ' ' , r 1 a me I 1 Notice fr ;;;:;:."; t I I , I 1 ' j : - t I 1 ' 1 , e I I . 1 , I '..in aid I 'a I 1 "I Si , I .- am; .and u , . ' . d C I ;r.i o fo' ( '.Is!! 1 . : 0.1 I'; ! . i I exchange for 3 ''ii 1 old siii1 -. a ' 0 m eept Vnii old .-nit.- fo 1 ho t p 1 n 1 1 nl on a Ia n one, 1 1 01 1 will m ml 1 I m to dims. S; a n 1 am I ; o 1 1 h . . 1 1 - e at 1)1 V ( p. Ii c. (Ml a,l t . ' 1 1 . 1 . o sill!- e u' 1 i I g : e 1 n 1 on 1 bs lime, or until '""kuv 1st, h i This oppoi tniiiiy bold-- g,,,l f,.r 'this month. 1I V ohieel li.-ing lie . . . illllhr loom on my si ock as i mn more goods t ban 1 00m. Yours li'espectfully, T. J. Turner, NEW BERNE, N. C. tzsssbsszsb: I THAT THR FACS;iVIILE SIONATURC Ot-- IS ON THE WRAPPER of r.vraY rV. n'.-C . , . . ... . t.nl 1- I yt.a uiivCii;; t! 0 1 .: j it prut.iw tb It 13 " j , 1.1 i- h oi,.t " aril " v It b ::ir evr j (iir-(.c-.k. ' ij-h, 0 t'iLL yen ,-i-t C. K i-T 0 K I 4. 2 'TTJ 7-' " ft ' wriifM ami ;ii!inim nl Inciiieii in a rrnurk- (lie miilsl e ;i rri'Jnn nf dill 3-7 V-A ft Xit i: I i I i I p. I,. e ' I J I . 1 I I I I 'illy W ..I. il W til I ' et. 1 !; .'. 1 , ! A' a i : I se I n t EM A Ifl V A i i Carol icia Ct:i i I ial. i i 1 1 1 r 1 ; . r. .v 1; , . .-i . M 1 .1 r 1 h ;. ie, , - . . 1 " ' '' I 1 - ' o ',: ,111 . , 1 1 1 .. ..1 In 1 1 i n , v .1 1 ti, i ' ''T I.. ' 1 1 1 I 1.1 I , I , I . I ' IM', I. I I' II I ..'ll 11,1 (. .j p. n 1 1 '. i'i'. 1 11 1 . - ". 1 '. :'. n I h ( ' 1 . m , 1 i 1 1 m ', 1 1 1 1 11 1 ii v ' I I u I vi I . MM P. 1 . I A. .Ce Ili'lll''s lil'IIUI- , SI. Tool 1 1 I'. I 11 sin , Toi lot A 1 t mil h. A c DO YOU ' I I ( ... ? I'I I I ' .1 r k 1 ; n : . !. -, . .11 ,, . , ei.., 'l'l'o. I I. , M ,,,, ; ,,,.( -., ,,,, I'i k :- Ah P:o k , m.s ., 1 1 I, , pi, I . 1-I1 and I o,l ,, 1 1 , ,i, wal, m . 1 ej . . 11 1 li: J 1 o pa I 1 1 1 o i ; v 1 . . 1 ,. . I 1 in up '" 1. f-l ' I.e p. .pel ,i I,,, , ),, ;;,,. I'ui 1 1 1 r , will t P. 11 0 lo I I.n in any to ici met 1, i,.,,! j . . ;i . It iue.li i'a- ol ihe 1 l;i , o I 11 1 k im . vv 1 1 1 . ii 1 1 o. m 1 1 1 1 11 1 In 1 ." nl r , : i i.l aiar iiikIh am i One. 'bin I 'lllitll.i Is prilile.l en tin' lal.el. I bill'. ONIA hi, ( ' I'i VI',, Mam Hize liottl(8 usoidly sold for (I. CO. fea4 Wbbter eared at bouaa wiUi , I W I tlmlanaent Tmflb.- n R.u.wouiJLRr ai ia. Uauktat, Outoe Uii N. fry 01 ftfe ydifPX iA- T (1 ,- 1 . . . V -' . .'
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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June 17, 1897, edition 1
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