North Carolina Newspapers

P&ttij Mi. ALL IIQME ENTERPRISES Should be Represented in the- ' HOME -:- PAPER. DAILY JOURNAL, 50c Per Month 50c ?5.--PER YEAR--?5. , VOL, Xiii-NO. 165. NEW BERNE. N. Cm WEDNESDAY MORNING, OOTOBEfi 17, 1894 PRICE FIVE 0ENT3 BCSIKEM 1. OCA IX. HOUSE FOR RENT Apply to J. F. Taylok. . j ol72t. 25,000 HEART Shingles for sale. J. F. TwiiOB. - ol72t ALL Pork Sanease this morning all you want; : Pnrk,.& Ham S'eak. " i .. s Nelson Whimobd. $3,000 To lotn, to be secured villi first mortgage on uoincamoered City Property, lor a term f four or five years at .8 per cent interest. Apply to ; - "'""' 8t V 'a: .' -NUMA NONN. MISS Susan Dillingham will re-open her school on Monday, October 18tb. , Tbor- uuii tusiiuutiuu ill uauguttgrj3 iitiuio t.OO io $3.00. - oiltd T4TEXOQRAHHY and Type Writim? : Miss Rachel O. Brown tenders her services to the public ag Stenographer and type writer. . She can ba found at the office of Mr. O. II. Guion, over the Citizens Bank, between the hours 10 h, m. and 5 p. m o41m. KOR Full and Winter suits see F. M. CIIADWIOif, Tailor, 108 Mir'dle St, New Samples just received. tf. DITSON'S MUSIC Ordered promptly and furnished tree m all postage, 'The Fut.il Wedding," only 40cts., , tt 1 J. Wilms Stall ings. TERKIBLEtLAUQHTER THE WATCH TRUST KILLED ! 15, 20 and 21 year Filled Elin & "Wnilmui watches at $14.00, 15.00 and 18.00 -tlie same goods you pay 20.30 $10. for. Mamspring put in your watch for 75c, Warauie l 1 y.ii d :iiiug the iuue. Watch bands 10c, o ysials 10 and 15tu Jewels 25 to 75c; Pivots from 50s to $1.00 all warranted for one year. All kinds of Jewelry neatly repaired at les than half you pay others. Help roe Jown tht High Combinations & Trait Prlcss and save your hard earned Money. S TO MY ABILITY to carry out the above aI can refer you to some of onr leading , business men in New Berne and out. I hare over 2,000 names on my watoh record book and Its open to all that want to see it. a-Notulng but first-class material used. Bespeetrally, BAXTER The Jeweler. 95 M ddle Street, NEW BEKNE, 5 C ol7dwiw MESi Si H. LANE nouScef tllaer Fall Opening of Millinery will take place THURSDAY, Oct.,18th. Having secured - the services of an experienced Trimmer from New York she is better prepared this season than ever to give satisfaction. The ladies are cordially invited to call and examine the styles, &c. . ol61w fall wmm mm. Tuesday, Oct., 16th, 1391. - .FULL LINE OF NOTIONS, ZEPHYBS and WOOLS. MRS.B. WHALEY. "Error is worse than ignorance." Bailey. We will try and keep you post fid as to when to bay and what we sell, therefore " do not commit the error of buying what you need in the men's line without trying ns. We would call attention to a new line of Scarfs, and four-in-hand Ties, in the new fall designs. New Collars and Guffs. New lot Night Shirts just in, all sizes. At J. M. HOWARD'S. UK -Uflt-Of- In Black and Colors. DRENS8ILKS, -Fancy .Taffbtta- -Silks Fob - Waibts, '. , jfivZVHI BTTT.T, OQICEUTOB. hid CLoycc. Onr Carpets, Art Spares, Rnp, Have been especially qulok tellers, but we . are still prepared to iurnlflh anything want . ed 4n these.. - v . In appreciation ot the liberal share of the patronage which has favored os In , the opening of the season, we retnrn thanks, and to those who stU have purchases ; to make, we say the best evidence- we can give thorn that onr goods, both as to quality and price give Batisfaetlon Is the fact that our GOODS are 11 SELLING K APIDLY. ' . . Respectfully, -- v ... ' . :: 3D- IP. JaxTTis C3 polloc:: gt R II. -DUFFY'S CROUP SYRUP. At this season children are liable to at tacks of the Croup, and - parents should always be prepared by having a bottle of it. N. Duffy's Croup Syrup on hand, pre pared from the recipo of the late Dr. W alter Dutty can be hud of the Druggists, end of ft. N. Daffy, proprietor, New Kerne, N. C. Certificates of its efficacy c m ba seen of the proprietor. 85 cents per bouse. i-.r:o that the wrapper reaum OROIJ.P 1T1.PAI A ) X.a . ; in:, v, LTRUB TPE OF THE i'- ' nr. Lrjcal News, 'V. SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Howard. J. F. Taylor House for rout. J. F. Taylor Shingles for sale. Nelson Whitford Pork Sausiigo. H. B. Duffy Millinery Opening. Nunn & McSorley Freali Tenney's. Baxter the Jeweler Terrible Slaughter COTTON SALES. Tuesday 29 Bales, 4.90 5.82. Don't put off registering. II' your name is not on the books properly, jour vote will be lost. The recent changes in our advertising rates have no effect on all present con tracts. The last few days liavo been cool and crisp and kept the stove man "on the g-" Mr. T. J. MitchcH is ag;iin collecting from the subscribers to t! i" f improve ment Be prepared toiv ' ...t. There was another frost Tuesday morn ing heavier than the one of the preceding day. It does not seem to h ive uecn a killing one however. The plan of co-openilivecottoi) factories is good. Tne theory is good; patting it in operation is better, what hinders having one in New Berne. Work in the Parmelee-Eoclenon Lum ber Co's. mills at Jacksonville will lc re sumed in a few days; the work of remedying the damage caused by the recent explosion there is about com pleted. Everything that pertnins to the ureal Sir Walter Raleigh should surely interest every North Carolinian and ought to in terest every Americau. We therelnrc pub lish with great pleasure this morning ;i description of the grave ot this fnnou;; Englishman whose colony was tho pioneer in the settlement of this connlry: The Jacksouvillo Times says that Mr. James Koonce of l'ollocksville, who h:is thecontiact for the erection of the Metho dist church at the former place, has licgun operations and that he soon expects lo have a good force of hands at work and will push tho construction ns rapidly as possible. It is announced in tlio Jacksouvillo Times that the High school of that plucc will be changed to a military school. The principalt of the school are Me-srs K. M. and C. D. Koonce Mrs. Minnie (Jriinsley is the teacher of music and Messrs. Henry C. Canaday, F. W. Hiirgett, Charles Geiock,. W. H. Jarinan and William Downes are the Boatd of Directors. Next week a protracted meeting will commence in Centenary M, E. Church. Sunday is the timo !oi the fourth quarter ly conference. Rev. l' P. Swindell, V. E., will preach at both tin: morning and evening services. On Monday Rev. L. L. Nash, D. D., of Wilmington, who is a very able minister, will arrive and con duct the services through the week. Rev. L. IT. FJ.irdy of Newport, who has been attending meetings "f the Free Will Baptist church in thi. section, passed through returning home. Mr. Hardy noticed political as well as reli gious matters as ho wci.'. I!e Ira veiled pretty well over the Senatorial district and he says he finds tho Democrats are in good spirits, that tlioy declare their confi dence of winning. Mr. Hardy says that as to the State election he himself would not to-day be willing to compromise for any less a majority than 40,000. The Race Programme. In a fiw days the race progrnmmo of the East Carolina Fair will he ready. The programme will be a fine one, $3, 000 in purses, las year which was at that time the largest amount that had ever been offered in the state on racepmscsjbrought forty-five races to the Fair. Now that $500 has been added to that for tho next exhibition the finest races ever in the State may with confidence be expected. rtayor"8 Court. ' The docket, of the Mayor's court was pretty .full yesterday. The following cr.ses were tried: Heedbam Hatch, col., assault on his wife with a knife; bound over to court in sum of $100, failing tQ. give which he was committed to jail. James . Harris, ' col., assault on John Blanso, col., with a knife. He went to jatl in default of (50 bond. Bam Howard, drunk on the streets, fined $5.00 and cost, ten clays in jail or six days . working the streets. ; He chose the jail. .. ;. 'Wm.-Jones, col,, drunk op the street, was given the same proposition, lie chose to work the streets. ..... : : Peeple Wood. At the residence of the mother of the bride; Mrs. E. J. Wood, in this city Tues day morning at oight o'clock, Mr. E. IL Peeplce, of Appleton, S. C, was married to Miss Mattie H, Wood. "It was a quiet marriage, only a few near relatives and friends being present to witness the occasion Solemnized, ; Rev. D, . A.jBriridle, . pastor of the Disciple church, officiated in brief, but impressive remarks. ' -ff.; : ' ,." . ;V , Immediately after .the observance of the saeted rite the ' couple was driven to tho depot of the - W' N. & N, : R, from whence tney - proceeded- sjutnwara via Wilmington' and - Columbia, J With best wishes from tlie numerous friends of the bride... -y-'M''-? I Oyster Improved by Dredging, It seems from what is stated by Capt. James Batercau who was up to market with as fine oysters as were ever here at this season that proper dredging is a great improvement to Oyster beds. . '? : ,, These oysters, the captain says, were taken from rocks, were dredged ; before the repeal of the law allowing dredging. He states that before any dredging was done, nothing could be obtained except a mas3 of shells and very small "raccoon" oysters, while now there . is'an abundance of fine ones. Tho taking away of some of the oysters aad the breaking' apart and scattering of those left- behind made it so that they had room to grow and give the present crop of lurgo oysters. -' ' : We doubt not that proper dredging is good. The only trouble js how to keep it within bounds whore it is allowed. BF.Pl BLICAN SrEAKIJrcl. The Connly Candidate!) and Others Mnko Addresses Mr. llnhn Gels nro Informaf ion Prom Mr. Jan. A. Ilryan Than He Wanted. J. L. Halm called the meeting to order and called J. E. O'Hara, col., to the chair. The chairman introduced W. E. Clarke as first speaker. Mr. Claikc spoke of the pleasure he found in speaking in behalf of the Repub lican party. De claimed to show what the Republicans had donu for, the county and what t lie Democrats-had failed to do. Tiie Democrats, he said, used to in veigh against the internal revenue system and promiso to wipe it out when ever tlu y got into power but tintmd of doing .so, they made it Uvo (!.- nuer than ever it was la fore. ' '. i . lie poor man must have free whiskey and they went there and raised the tax from AO cents to $1.10 per gillon. Is that the wny to give you fiee whiskey '.' lb; went into h uiscihsioii of the tariff declaring that the Democratic policy was mining the country by making things cheap. From : discussion of I lie tariff Mr. Clark proceeded to defend the billion dollar Congress by er.u-' eiuting some of the items that niaile no l ie enormous sum sp'-ut and telling v'..:;t they were spent for. lie also spok,.- in dufoncc of the pension syst'-m ami talked about the .Maine elcc- .1. L. Halm followed on home affairs not gelling hcvoiul the Slate. He claimed lor the Republican party the passage of iaws more lavorablc to the poor man Hia-i Democrats gave. Afler talking ain ill Sl.ile nil'iirs he turned his attention to (.'rivon county and stated that more counly taxes were collec'od now than wlici iho Hi publicans were in power S'.-'.diiO now, 30,000 then, and asked for a leftitatioii if it could be ma le. This c aileiigo brought Mr. .las. A. Hryau. chairman uftho Hoar I of County Com missioner.', to his 1: 'j- a!.d he showed lo th d:'iinifSiui'o o the speaker that the mcrca-was a special tux lo pay the Ihialing debt which was largely comprised of old ouSia'iibng voiiehcis issued by the lie.ptil'iirai's and that the Republicans while in power paid more on the ileht now bomb d than tin.' original amounted to and U bad decreased it less than ;5,000 'lie amount of the debt then was about -Oil),0(i0. Mr. Bryan proceeded to show tiic reduction that had been nude in filler taxes. '1 he litst genuine applause n! '.he even ing grcetod Mr. liryaii. Although it was a Rypublh an meeling bis statement of what the debt con isteu of awaked more cheering than all that preceeiled it during i ho speaking of the evening. li. P. Williams followed in a rambling speech the most practical pint of widen was his urging upon all to register and to see that they were registered properly. ,1. E. O'llara, col., followed with an exhortation to stand by tho Republican ii,o ., it,. , ... f.,;..r.;..i ct. lie. is no fusionifit. Coming? mid Going. Messrs. K. A. Bell, Frank Howard and Will Macu of Beaufort, passed through, yesterday morning en route to enter Kutherl'oid college. llev. Dui'l Moore of Baufort, passed ili;ou di cn route to Antioch church to all-1 cl l he iiicelirg ol ihe Atlantic ilap lisl Association, ltov. Ruins Fold and Mr. J. .'. Whitty have rdso left to attend the s:' aie meeting. Mr. Mai I'ugli went up to Goldsboro to visit his brother. Rev. Jesse Ciiniiiitggim. P. R, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. N. S. Ricli aidson, Iclt returning to his home at Raleigh. JJJMiss Nannie Hill who has lieen visiting ii'ietuls and relatives in Greene and Lenoir counties returned homo last night. Sncce.sf.liil I.cvivnlM by n Youn 'aro lininn In IKentnrlty. The Southerii Christian, published at Atlanta, Ga lias an account of the success of Mr, B. II. Melton, as a young minister ih Kentucky, Ho is a student of the Bible College at Lexington, and during his term of vacation this season he was engaged in preaching and met with the success of having 107 couversioii3. Mr, Melton is well known to many of tlio ,1 ouBNAIi readers, he being a true and loyal son of Jones, our neighbor county. Ho ir a young man of the highest typo of character and full of aspirations in the high calling he has accepted. All honor to this uoble young Caroli nian, and wo trust that his usefulness may soon bo expended upou his native heath. Another It. A I-. Association. A local board of the Commercial Build ing Trust, of Louisville, Kentucky, has been fully orgunizod in this city, with the following officers: President, John C. Whitty; Secretary, and Treasurer, H. M. Groves; Attorney, C. R. Thomas; and Wm Dunn, S. H. Lane, Dr. N. H. Street, W" A. Mcintosh, and Jones S. Wahab, Directors; C. C. Jordan, Local Agent. This company has some special leatures of advantage to investers in Building and Loan stock, and is highly recommended, s. -y, Hunting's. Cirens Natardny. ' Bunting's Great Circus, Museum and Menageria will exhibit in the following towns iu N. C, i' Greenville, Thursday, 'Oct 18th; Kinston, Friday, Oct. 19tb; New Berne Saturday, Oct. 20th,- Wilson, Mondays Oct. 23d; -Kelford, Tuesday, Oct. 23d. v : . . The Cork Advertiser says: ,lAt the Cir cus we saw and heard an Irish-American Clown, Boh: Hunting. He makes one's sides ache, but bis wit is a tonic." . The Dundee Btar sajs:i "At the Royal Amphitheatre, nothing go enjoyable as Bob Hunting's Burnslike witticisms. '? 'X The Jackson villo Tunea.V.V v The, Jacksonville ; (NV C.) Times, a wockly paper which made its first ap pearance on the 10th jnst.-j is a credit to the village and county in which it ' pub lished. It is s seven column paper, the same - size of the Daily JoubjTAI.,' is welj and' interestingly edited and is near ly printed on good paper, The Times also has : a job office connected with it. Mr;:; Arthur Whiteley is the editor and proprietor 'and Mr,, J. R. Darden, of Wilson is uie loremnn. . - ' We wish the Times Rboundlng success. OLD Papers for sale at this office, THE REVIVAL MEETING!. The Services, Morning Afternoon and Night More conversions. In the moruing meeting talks were made by Evangelist Gales and several others upon iho subject "yield not to tempta- tlOD. ' la the afternoon meeting Mr. Gules loo'. "sonfession'' for his subject He showed that a sin unconfessed to an injured party stands between the offender and God. He spoke from the following verses of scrip ture. "Speak unto the children of Israel, when a man or woman shall commit any sin that men commit, to do a trespass against the Lord and that person bj guilty. Then they shall confess their sin that they have done, aud he shall recom pense bis trespass with tlio principal thereof, audj add uuto it the fifth part thereof and give it unto him against w hom lie hath trespassed. Numbers 5:67. He that covereth his sins shall not prosper, but who confesseth aud forsake: u them shall have mercy. Prov. 28:13. If we confess our siusho is faithful and just to forgive our sins, and to cleanse us tivm all unrighteousness. 1 John 1 :!). Coufessyour faults one to another and pray one lor another, that yo may be healed. T he effectual fervent prayer of a righteous mau availeth much. Whomsoever thcreloie shall confess me la fore men. him will I confess also before my father which is in heaven. Matt 10: 33.33. At night Mr. Gales preached on the re jection of Christ troru the text: "We will not have this man to reign over us." He gave ici-sou w hy we should have Him to leign over us and dwelt on the right of creation and redemption, aud our nee'.l ol him a.s a friend. Several conversions followed in llic after-meeting. The following meetings will be held lo day: New Berne Engine Hoicc: 10 a. in., for men only. Cottage prayer mcetiugs Maj. Denni son's 10 a. in., and C. L. lyes' and W. S. Blount's at 11 a. in. The Bible reading in the afternoon will be on '-How to Read the Bible." (iitkvi: or Mit wai.tkh it vi,i:i;ii. Pen Sketch From London ol' TIiIm Notable Place lly a Former N'eiv llernc Young Lady. London, Oct., 4, 1804. St. Margaret's church, London, is a place which must interest all North Caro linians. Nestling under the shadow of the great Westminister Abbey, it is small in contrast, but full of historic association. The church is a plain, rect-angular building, with Gatlicc roof and windows; its interior is divided into nave and side aisles by two row s of columns, which .- poort the Hire - s i lions ol 'liarrel-archcd Ceiiin There aie no transepts, and Hie choir and chancel vvithiu tho eastern end of tiie nave are enclosed by carved wood en 6creens- The rough gray stone of which the church is built, appears on the interior, and forms a lit setting for the nuny old tablets and monument?. Caxton,Ikeltoo, Raleigh and others are buried here, and their deeds are celebrated by appropriate inscriptions. The.followingcoinmcucrates Sir Walter Raleigh. "Within ye chancel of this church was interred The Body of The (rltKAT Sill WAI.TEH R.M.KIOI1, Kt , On the day he was beheaded, In Old Palace Yard, Westminster, Oct. 29th Au Dom. 1018. Reader .Should you reflect his errors, Remember his many virtues, And that he was a mortal." Great must have been the discourage ment of a man who had enjoyed the favor of Queen Elizabeth, and who had hud such brilliant hopes of New World colon ization, to find himself thrust into tiie Tower. True, two rooms were given him; but tho walls of the White Tower were fifteen feet thick, and the hearts of politi- Continued on Page 4th. IILD OPB-WIlTa-! AT H. B. DUFFY'S, BEGINNING To-rjonnovv. Ladies are Cordially invited to calt and make a thorough ex amination of our Stock. No trou ble to show you through. " 1 - HIM. IN NEW YIHtr NtronK Indication of His lioiiilim NtreiiRth Secret Iiiiioe:ivcrin;v In HisBehairnt (lie Vtliomil t ap. ilol. The following fuUgnni was received I i.-t night relative to the situation in Now Vork, and indicates that Iho political status ir. the empire SI ;b! is healing up for the fray. Special to Journal W.vhisoton, 1). ('., dot. I,;.. A prominent New York I). .-inner d jii-t Inon consultation with Secretary l.imonl wdiole power ol'adiiiiiiis'rdion will 1 cried for Hill and Hut hi e!"i-ti-.n i sit red. Tho name of Ilil i rii-.-b -g n New York. His arrival at Kir, w cciyed with booming c.u ; a I t . tirt" oration was one of Iho bi - '.. i .ii ions ever known ni thai .. Senator, though me, bag v. it a - 'M opposition, is wic'ciinj cuee with his bold an 1 and personal inn: in ti- i Kingston is riglu nc o which necessarily ma I still greater iulerosr. Allilional Snlwri'irrs ! The lollowing hae si:' ;h-d i ar- sums OPOOsllo tln-ii- l:l:i.e 1 !!.- tuilil tor the niaead :ll' Neusc road now in pj. !. Guy S. Lane, Ik-llai:', I. Wayne Fulnl.s , Win. Sultan Satn'l Cohen ec S m Hev. A. .1. Marshal!. ! . liig Iko Walter 1). Hani:, -, ;, W. V. Crockett Hotel t'iiiKl. iv. i. !...,: S. Dickcriuaii, .. -.v 11 .. i. l I. I. limiidv. Non'olk; . i '. rv. folk; Walter I). ( :u l:, -,,,!, a. . T. l'owell, W'a.-lrn ..,:.. :. ' 1 Mimli'op anil .1. II. ( , . i ., ,ii il eus; .1. W. Addi-i i.ai i ' ! 1 Willi-, N. Y. i:ws in i:::-. ,-. Ainl ii-ador Ha va i' I .' . ,i Washington. The Penult' n:i riv '. i W. 'r: i have nominated I! n :. K.; '.!. Seaale. The "nine of I'ooib , 1 . i i: , i!,, ,,: tween Priuectoii and ll,. ! . s Virginia, was won by t!tc !'. -New ai tides of agr e ir. . ,; is to Filzshnuions have b. lo ( ', ,- belt. Filz's managi'r h lirst installment of th -In case the Pop : eh , 1600, Capt. Buck Kin . obna, should bo mad Treasury. Capt. K'.: !; every township priutii).' Washington I'ost. TEXXEY'S IX T ti:nm: . -'v, NUNN & fc3G:U DRESS GOODS j DRESS GOODS!! DRESS GOODS !! We have jitsl oprm il a largo line ol !; Wide, Finicv Wmd DKIOSS FL ANNULS in the Latest Phtii's and Checks, wofth 25 and 30c Our Price, ;.J m o 55 3NLV l5o- Come and see t hem. PAIR -1,000 - PAIR Ladies Shoes that we sold at . $2.50 and $3,00 you can ' buy them at SI. 50. WE ARE OFFERING THE BEST BARGAINS E THE STATE. Comb and Sek TJs. . -. 0. Marks &8on. Fine Candk TJfT IS ' A 1 . ; 30.Aa.-l.- .-. FRiH EECEIVI" n OHN -:- DUNN, rocer A D Confectioner ow Hand sTOCK OF ALL THE Goods. ( .IliIIN lUNN. Tlicy arc Fresh and ot -THE JonN Dunn y hants EXAMINE OUR Wholesale Department Before Placing Your ORDERS. :;;! ..:s -iSt..-s BEST, -mmu T T INTERESTING You will find IN ADVERTISING as well as in other parts of the is Another Item in any part of the Paper as interest ing to the people of this section as THE FACT that we are oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo The Leaders In LOW PRICES. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo D 2 2 AND m lesesaasasaasiBssasasajKSi rmniliMMii NEWS i mm i I;,