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lull ALL HOME ENTERPRISES bhoulj be Represented In the HOME -:- PAPER. DAILY JOURNAL, ' 50c-Per Month-50c 55.--PER YEAU--$5. VOL: ZtU-NO. 172- NEW BERNE, N. THURSDAY MORNING, 00T03ER 25. 1894. PRICE FIVE CENTS w - x r- v BUSIXEftft LOCALS. FRUITS, Nuts, Ortmgea, Lcvnons,Banan- as and applt-sfon-tant'y on band at JSi Borne Gundy Factory; 59 Middle St. HAVE you bear. I of the Mammoth l'awn-broker'g auction sale of Jewelry iht takes place to-nignu . FRESH Cikes, Cini kers and dried fruits just r--ciiveK Dnu't turret Lane Oil Soap, tlie best 10 cents cake soap in the world throe for a quarter at J. yi.' : Small- , woods, -. v'. ' ' tt 0Y8TEH9 The best that can he had at Geo N. Ives Son's, No. 12 Market Dock, Prices low and solid measure. 8t j BOA.UDKRS WANTED Mw. J.Good- inil"8iresa few permanentboArders at her rem It-nee on 184 Middle St. Terms rca- sonaoie. . iw DIAMONDS, Watches and all kinds of Jewelry at auction to-night at Halt past seven o'ciock. . GET your Oysters from E. W. Simp- ' kin', nest quality and gooa measure guaianie i. All orders promptly and care fully filled and delivered tree to any part or the city. Also uiey wiu do nicely served in an? style at the Restaurant, JNo. 83 Middle Street. FTM? TtiYiiul Crap Omtnrs nt th dnnr 15 cts. per quart select first Class ones On pIq tToni't' Ttrown nrliitin'inrr ' Ttfaci'o urug siuie. t osiu . - . .mil STENOGRAHHY and Type Writin- Mips Rachel C. Brown- tenders her services to the public as Stenographer and type writer. She can be found at the office of Mr. O. II. Guion, over the Citizens Ba'ik, iwtwcen the hours 10 a. m. ando p.m. o41ni. SPECIALTIES ni l.um A li.i .' Coal Oil Johnny's Petroleum buup tor tbe Laundry, Bath, Toilet, Shaving; for fine Lace, Flannels, China or Glass Ware, its equal is unknown. Price 5 cents. Also Cnpo.i soap for tne bath, 3 cts per cake. OUR REMOVAL 5H5HHH5H E5HSl552S STILL GOES ON REMEMBER, if you don't come to New Berne until af ter January 1st, 1885, we expect to be located in our own building now ucenpied ' by Mrs. S. H. Lane. Our sale of Dress Goods since the great reduction in price has been moving stead ily along! WE are selling N.j C. Plaids by the piece at 8Jc ALL Wool Kerseys lor men's wear, tolore sold at 50c, now 35c, in i here- quan- tities. CASH11ERE Black Satine, heretofore sold at 15c, now going at 10c. ' Our stock is very' full and complete this season and - must be sold regardless of low price of cotton. . v . Be sure to call at yoar, earliest oppor tunity. . Respectfully, - .. H. B. DUFFY. Dress Goods, - " " ; In Black and Colors. Fancy Tafpetta Silks For ' , v -..Waists, BTTT.T. OOMPLBTB, ; UIO CLCVCG. Our Carpets; Art Scares, Enm, IlattiBp .and OH Carpets,' Have been especially qnlok sellers, bnt we aro mill prepared, to iuruian auytuing want ed In tnene. 1 , in appreciation ol the liberal share of I tho patronage wliicU hag luvored us In the opcmiTu; ot the season, we return thanks, and to tliose who Bttl have pirrohusaa tomiK, we my the beat evltlence we can kIvm timui that our (roods, both at to quality and pni'H r -,vo Sutialactiou. Is tno laot that our fcrOOi.b are - SELLING EAPIDLT. - (fully, f Ld cal. News, . r'IfEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Try Duffy's Bon Bon. New Berne Candy Factory. Free. New Berne Candy FactoryFruits,etc. , COTTON BALES. , Wednesday: 71 bales, 5.42 i and 5.45 highest prices. . . ' Attorney General Osborne made a stir ring and rousing Democratic speech at Beaufort. The auction sale of jewelry, watches, silverware,- etc., again attracted many buyers yesterday. Tbe sa'e will be coi timied to-day. Col. Harry Skinnej, Populist, will speak at Riverdale to-mocrow at 11 a. m., and at New Berne to-morrow night at 7 p. m. The Bnptist church at Maysvillo, was dedicated Sunday, 21st. iust, in tbe pres ence of a large congregation. Rev. Rufus Ford preached the dedicatory si-roioo. To-day everybody who wishes can see the State fair and lose but a day. The fare for tbe round trip is but (4.00. The train leaves at 6 o'clock this morning. Capt. W. B. Goodwin, road master of tbe W. N. &. B. R. is about to move to the city from Glenoe stock furin. Mrs Goodwin came up yisterday, preparatory to the removal. Tbe funeral services of Mrs. O. H. Perry were conducted by Rev. Rufus Ford in Beach Grove church near New Berne, A large number were present, maiiy of them rrom jNew Heme. . Capt. Swift Galloway is jurt back from Swansboro, He reports tbe skies bright ening in Onslow as well as elsewhere. lie is delighted also with the beauty of Swansboro. Tho New Berne attorneys who have attended Carteret county Superior Court returned, court being ended. Also Solicitor Allen, ot Kmston passed through return- ins borne. Court holds next week in Jones, the week after in Onslow. Superior Court of Carteret County is over. Tbe docket was light and court held but two days. The negro who broke into Mr. Abe Lee's store at Merrimon wus sentenced to the penitentiary for three years. This was the only convict. In the joint discussion at Beaufort be tween lion. W. is. Branch and Uol. Harry Skinner, even tbe populists themselves say that Mr. Skinner made a very disappoint ing speech not coming up to what was expected of him. The effect of tbe speak ing was gooa to uie democratic cause. " The Raleigh Npws and Observer ex presses regret that tbe farmers ae show ing a - disposition to rush their cotton to market when it is not absolutely neces sary to do so. It tec i a ni doubt that tbe size ol the crop is overestimated ifid that the belief that an enormoui cron has been raised is largely responsible for the de moralization ot tne mai.Eet. Hotel C'battnwka Arrivals. R. Kuight. N. Y.j O. W. Wanden, Staunton, V.; Alex. Fields, Kinston, N. C. At the Opers Home. The Meyer-Throne Comedy Company played Inst night to an audience consid erably increased over that of the night before, which is good enough an evidence that they are pleasing their patrons. They rendered the famous play "Rip Van Winkle" to the satisfaction of all. Tbe excellent Italian band -which came into the city tbe first of tbe week, fur nished the music for the occasion as they will to-night also. . "A Daughter of Ireland,'' and the farce "Country Cousins" aro the plays to night. Democratic Speakers. Friday, October 2d, will be a big time for Democracy. Eon. T. J. Jarvis will be in New Berne and deliver an address and it is probable that Hon. W. B. Shaw, of Henderson, Mr. Busbee ot Raleigh and Hon. W. JJ. iYuden will be here tbe early part of the week. - These are speakers whom it will de light every one to hear and a good crowd should greet them. We hope to make definite announcement of all appoint ments soon, but tor tne present bear in mind that Senator Jarvis will be bere Friday night of next week, Hear bim. -Coming and Ctoina;. General C. A. Battle left yesterday morning to fill appointments in Bruns wick county. ;; Miss Annie Duffy and Miss Lucy Tay lor, of Catherine Lake, arrived to spend a short time in the city, and are registered at the Albert.'- .. 'A' ' Among those who went np to tbe State Fair were President Wm. Dunn and Sec retary and Treasurer, Chas. Beizenstein or the East Carolina i air. y-s -. M Mr. Thos. C. Daniels went up with the double intention of visiting tbe Fair and witnessing the match game of foot ball between tbe ttaras ot Trinity college and tho University. , , . Mrs.D. M. Roberts returned home on the steamer Nense; she has been- visiting her father at Belle Haven. . . Misses. Lucv White and May Miller ot Vanceboro who have been visitiug friends in the city left on tbe steamer Carolina re turning home. ' Miss Sarah Davis and bet sister. Mrs. Chris Surmons and Miss Emma Manson of Beaufort passed through enroute to tbe StateFair., Mm. L. H. Cutler left yesterday morn ing to visit her daughter Mrs. J. C. Wat kins of Greensboro, i Mr. Edward Matthews left for Louis burjj to visit bis mother on account of ber illness. i Mr. J,P. Jernigan auditor of the Nor folk and Southern Railroad went down to Wilmington. - COCANUTS, grated, shredded or sliced free of charge to purchasers, at New Bern Candy Factory, 59 Middle St . There are several Republican Presiden tial ispirants who incline to tbe opinion that Levi P. Morton mny be overhel pcd. AUCTION sale of Jewelry to-night. NAVAL RESERVES HINSTREL8. A flora-eons Stage Setting for tbo First Part Will be a Feature, As the time approaches for the presets tation of the Naval Reserves minstrels deeper interest is manifested by the pub lic and considerable curiosity developed over what we are assured will be one of the neatest and most interesting program mes ot tbe kind ever attempted in this city by amateurs. - Probably the vciy bi-st available talent of the town is interested in the produc tion, and the intense desire of the princi pals that the entertainment shall be suc cessful, ' at least, from an artistic stand-point, coupled with the unvarying promptness with which the entire com pany have attended long nn'l oltimes tedious rehearsals tor the im; t six weeks, are indicative of that (arm s.nejs and per severance which I totlos ultimate suc cess. Athletic features are to he presented which will be a surprise to the audience, while the singiug aud comedy parts will be executed in a style calculated to tickle the fancy of the most austere critics ol the Hate type. The costumes and settings of tho "olio,"' or "first part," will prove themselves equally captivntinar, lor ex treme care and taste and no few dollars have already been exppnded on the prop er setting of this part of tho pro gramme. Meyer Thome Comedy Company. T;.is nupe wJll rendor to-night in tlie New Borne Opera House, the four act drama, "A Daughter of Ireland' The performance will conclude with the laughable force "country cosuins" A re fined entertainment throughout. A fine Italian Orchestra will discourse swoi t music. General Admission 25 cents; reserved seat.", 35 cents, gallery 15 eeuk. It. THE REVIV.tl.SHUVK Ki Good Sermons and InereaNiiifr Nnni Ifestatlons of Interest. Tvo srviccs weio held yes.crday in Centenary Methodist-Church, and three will be held today 10 a. in., 7:30 and 3:80 p. in. Frmn seven until half past seven will be a song service the regular service beginning at 7:30. Both meetings he'd were very iuierest ing. The morning (licourro was based upon Johu 13: 35 ' liy lliis shall all men know that ye are my dfcc p!es, if ye have love one to another." At night the sermon was upon "1'ro Bumptious Sins,' and under this head Mr. Nash specified drunkenness, .dishonesty in dett-paylng whether by fraudulent bankrupting, or otherwise secret sins falseness to hymeneal vows, etc. He spoke also of the opposito s!ni sins of despair, the sinner thinking he could not be forgiven. To the presuui- tious he spoko words of truth lul, earnest warning; to the latter class words ot en couragement. Mr. Nasli is loving but plain and unsparing upon sin of any des cription. We look tor great good Irom his preaching. Eleven went forward for an intorestin the prayers of God's people. A Host Excellent Production. Ed. Journal: An unusually good siezed audience greeted tlie Meyer-Thorn dramatic company at the opera house lsst night in the melo old drama of -'Rip Van Winkle. Mr. Thorn is a remarkably versatile ne tor, and not only does he shine with un blemished lustre as a comedian of the first magnitude, but in the more serious roles, such as poor old Rp, be succee Is beyond tho capacity of some tar more famous ac tors. Tbe writer heard a gentleman who has seen Joseph Jefferson, remark that Mr. Thorn, though minus the elegant stage settings of Jefferson, held his audiences quite as closely. Tbe Myer-Tborn company is made up of excellent artists and deserve liberal patronage. ' An Attendant. HMTED STATES COURT. Counterfeiter Convicted and Senten tenccdTrtal of Fred Donrlasj;Col. Commenced. Dempsey Eborn, tbe colored man of this city, who though be may not have been an advocate for tbe lree coinage of silver was a practicer of the free coinage of an imitation of silver coins, was tried and convicted, Wednesday of counterfeit ing. , He was sentenced to pay a fine of $100 and to a term of two years in the King's county New York, penitentiary at Brook, lyn, Frank fanning who was arrested along with Eborn was dismiesM, there not being evidence enough against him to bring his case before the grand jury. The case ot E. B. Dixon for ill licit ris tilling was continued. The case against Jos. Dixon col.' was also continued. STATE ROAD CONFERENCE. Able Speakers and the Road Machine Exhibit at the Fair. Last night was tbe time fcr the road conference in Raleigh, on the ways and means of improving our public highways. Gen. Roy Stone, the road engineer of tlie U. S. Department of Agriculture, Wash ington, was the one to make the principal address. Hon. 8. B, - Alexander, the father of the Mecklenburg Road Law and others were also to join in the discussion. ' The : Buncombe county committee, which recently visited several of the Northern States, and carefully examined the - roads -ana -road systems ol these States, were to submit a report to the as sociation at the meeting also. :: - ..v . An average county outfit 1 for road working is one of the exhibits at the Fair that should be noticed by everybody. SPECIAL Pawnbroker's Auction Sale. $10,000 worth of Diamonds, Watches tnd Jewelry to- be sold at auction without limit or reserve. xius stock' is from a prominent Norfolk, Va., Pawnbroker who is closing out bis unclaimed pledges. This stock consists . of Very fine Solid Gold and filled. Wathes, Chains mid a very fine Selection of Solid Gold Rings. All Goods sold oa taeir Merit and Strict ly Warranted as Represented or- Money Refunried. - Sale V will take place TO NIGHT,' October 25, 7:30 o'clock, at Bell's Old Jewelry Stand, Under Hotel Albert. Sale will continue until entire stock is sold. Special Sales for La l;os every day at 2 p. m. .- ' iS. R. Street, Auctioneer. CHEROKEE LAND SETTLERS. $68,000 Sent From WasliiiiRton With Preparation for Defence From Robbers. On the Track In Tlilx Ntate of the flreat Stamp Robbery TlileveN Al temped Express Milpmcnf (jives the Cine. Special to Journal.) Washington, D. C. Oc., 24. Last night George Smuihers aud a dishuisin;; officer from the Department of Ju-tico left here lor North Carolina with $08,000 in checks for the Cherokco laud settlers. Both men were armed to be in readiness for any possible train robb , rs The Post Office Department has re ceive notice of an attempt to express n large package of stamps from Lanriu burg, N. C. to New York. Chief Inspector Wheeler wired the. ex press agent of that town ordering the package to beheld. Inspector Dickson started for Lanrinburg to investigate the matter. Officers are ou the trail of 'the men und expect to catch them to-tlay. After shipping the stamps two of the thieves went to Wilmington, N.C. Tlie money spoken of in tho above telo- giam is to buy ell' settlers who are upon the Cherokee lauds. A suit about them has been pending fur years, and a coin promise has been affected by winch a partial value of the lands is to be paid to those who are upon them. The Wilmington papers, speak of three post-office robhors having been in that city. The office rebbed was the one at Bounettsville S. C. It is said that inanv thousands of stamps woro taken, Laiiriu burg is only 25 miles from llennetlsville. B.C. The package of stumps put in the express office at LuurinbiH'g were of sever al denomination-, from 1 to 10 cents. From Bennettsvillo the went to Wilming ton. It is to be hoped that the clue will lead to the speedy capture. THE JI A Al VII.I VtJ WOltlt. dlootl I'rogreHN on euse Itoiul Collecting- Another IiiHtnllment ol the Subscript lull What ;! Itoails Indicate. Mr. -T. J. Mitchell is again making the rounds collecting from the subscriber!' to tbe road improvement work. Rapid pro gress is being ma le on the road consider ing the excellence of the work that is being performed. The road his iwi vaightcned in a irnlier ol places, tlie v . . . : v ih iag i ho removal of hundreds of huge sluui3, the filling of old ditches and the opening of new. Bridges arc being done away with by the substitution of brick aqueducts or other good drain age and the road in cvi-ry wavislieiu. left in a condition that will be appro c ated. There are two oilier main roads lead ing into tlie city and some of the subscrib ers have already voluntarily remarked that they would like to have a chanc:! to do the same towards contributing lor ihe improvement of those other roads near the city as they have f ir Nense road. It gives us delight to see such mi in'er est takon iu the work. It can be note il that to a very large extent the condition of roads is an index not only to ihe i ou dition ol tho country traversed but to the character aud progress of the inhabitants as well. Wherever man has put faculties and means at work and constructed good roads it is an almost invariable uilu that the peopb will bo loiuul intelligent, pro gressive and prosperous. TRY Dull'y's Bon B ins and Chocolate Creams, 59 Middle Street. NEWS IN I1KII I'. David Bennett Hill seems to be putting in all of his time in an t fib it to let by gones bo by-gones. The fractional differences iu New Yoik are being adjustetl and a united phalanx ot Democracy torming. The hand ol Hill is in it, A gang of toughs have been stopping trains and burning cars at South Chicago iu an effort to excite another strike. Mr. Whitney may be pulling for Sena tor Hill, but he seems to have mu Med his oars. Harvard is not making much of a show ing at football, but she now has on band sufficient material for the establishment ol a first class hospital. George Miller, who migrated to Cali fornia in 1849, wants to hear from his long-lost brothers, if any of them survive. All that is necessary is to prove relation ship hi order to secure a share of George's property. It must cause Jim Corbctt to shiver every timo he regards the condition oi China. China, it will be recalled, enter ed the ring with numerous sneering re marks about Japan being outclassed. GRAND Auction Sale of Jewelry to night at Bell's Old Stand Hotel Albert. ' Tis not the Clothes which make the man, but they help," l: Hats, Clothes and Shoes civil ized men cannot do without. We've got to have 'em. Now we want your trade on thorn. When yon need anything in this line see as.VWe don't expect to suit every, body and we don't get mad if yon don't bny bnt we think we can come as near suiting the majority as any one in New Berne. We are constantly receiving New Goods. New Collars, Cuffs and Ties. i : J. M. HOWAKD. Notice! We have nurchased Gaskill's Phar - KAOY and in fuUre tho drug trade will find us at corner of Middle and Pollock Sts.,with a select stock of Perfumes,Toilet Articles and Medicines. - - ' Eratai & Broct Drai Co.". WASHINGTON LETTER. North Carolina Pemonals Senator Faulkner (Joen to New York To. Morrow A Trip Across the Contl. neut A Pleasant Reminiscence of tiriuil. Wm. ti. Davenport, of the Treasury I Dept., and Thos. S. Uuffln, ol the Inter ior Dept., both ot North Carolina, have Been promoted Irom $1300 to ?H00 and from $1000 to 1200, respectively. Senator Faulkner, Chairman of the Congressional Campaign Committee, goes to New York to-morrow to confer with ihe party leaders in that State. Mr. Cleveland and till bis friends will support Hill unqualifiedly. Senator Ransom, Chairman of the Com merce Committee, will le.ive here on a special train Novem'ier II, let the Pacific Slope, accompanied by Senators Gorman, Cm loin, and a party of hdies and gcntle iiu u friends. The object of this trans continental tour, for which $5000 was appropriated duiing the last session of Congress, if I remember aright, is to find out whether a certain harbor in Southern California needs deepening. When (hunt was President he was ac cus'omed every morning to walk down Pa. Ave., smoking his cigar like any other citizen. lie would even stop tlie school children on their way to school to ask about their parents and their lessons. Consequently he was very popular here. I wish Mr. Cleveland would follow his i xample. Instead of this he drives in tho suburlM wiib Thurber, or Lamont, in the carriage with him, and two armed de tectives at a sale distance in the rear. THE STATE FAIR'S Nl'CCESS. I'ln- Exhibit Declared The Best Ever Mailc-Opciiing; Ceremonies-.. Ele Bunt Horses and Cattle From This And Oilier States-. -J, OOO Entries. The Wilmington Messenger has a spec ial from Raleigh telling of tho opening d iy of the Fair. It says that the weather Tue-day was simply perfect. The result was ihe largest attendance on record at an opening day of the Stale Fair. Tho in coming trains were all well filled with visitors. All who see tho fair acree in declaring the exhibition tbo best ever made. Indeed it deserves that nraise. The procession, under the direction of Unci Marsbal James II. Holt, went out to the grounds just before 11 o'clock, (iov. Can- formally opened tho thifiy-fourth annual fair, iua pleasant fashion. Afterwards an address was delivered by Dr. .1. L M. Curry agent of tho Peabody fund, and several hundred children of the city's public schools sang "The Old North State." Governor Can- was introduced by Col. Julian S. Carr, president ol the bur. The latter is greatly pleased with the great succesi of the fair, and Governor Carr took occasion to compliment it warmly. The show of horses, cattle and sheep is Continued on Page 4th. DRESS GOODS ! DRESS GOODS!! DRESS GOODS !! Wo have just opened a large lino of Yard Wide, Fancy Wool DIJESS FLANNELS in the Latest Plaids aud Checks, worth 25 and 30c Our Price, 5Q m m m ONLY 15c- Come and see them. HAVE PAIR 1,000 PAIR Ladies Shoes that we sold at $2.50 and $3.00 you can buy them at $1,50. WE ARE OFFERING THE BEST BARGAINS IN THE STATE. Come and See XJs. 0. Marks &Son. R. IT. DUFFY'S CROUP SYRUP. At this Season children arm liaHo tn at tacks of the Croup, and parents should always be prepared by having a bottle of R N. Duffv'S Ornnn Kvnm nn Viand n- pared from the recipo of the late Dr. w alter junv can rje naa oi tne .urugglsts, and of B. Jf. Daffy, proprietor, New Borne, N. C. Certificates of its efficacy nin flA APAfl of iha nmnrlolii. V UK Mnt. I ( ' WW wuwj per bottle. See that tbe wrapper reads: R. N. DUFFY'S f CROUP SYRTXP, PREPARED AFTER A KECIPE Or THE , tATB DE. WALTER DCFFT. . jIVBeware ol false dealers who are telling fta imitation oroup syrup tor 15 genu. -. " JOHN -:- DUNN, Grocer N Confectioner Has Now On Hand A FULL STOCK OP ALL THE Latest Goods. .Uwn Dunn. They are Fresh and ot -THE EST. John Dunn J Merchants EXAMINE OUR Wholesale Department Before Placing Your .. ' i . r ORDERS. -AS Mil ! T INTERESTING You will find IN ADVERTISING as well as in other parts of the THEEE Another Item in anjr part of the Paper as interest ing to the people of this sectionas THE FACT that we are ooooonoooooooooooooooooooooooo The Leaders In LOW PRICES. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ' 0- 3 F AND f" o X ,S -! NEWS I . 1 s
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