THE JOURNAL.
IEW ADTEBTINEMENTN.
Bradham Soap..
N, NunnBananas.
Bradham We always.
Bradham Soda Water trade.
McDaniel tt Gaskiil Hams.
BCNINEM LWCAL
BANANAS 60 cents a bunch. N. Nunn.
ALL FOR 91,50 CASH 10 lbs Granu
lated Sugar 50c; 10 lbsTure Lard 50c; 10
lbs Very Best Flour 30c. 1 Gallon Best
Vinegar 90s. Allkgood Gboceby Co.
FOR RENT House with 9 rooms. Wa
ter in the kitchen. 89 Pollock street.
Apply to Wm. Sultan.
40 PER MONTH SALARY. A few
energetic ladles and gentlemen wanted
to canvass. Tbeabove salary guaranteed.
Call or address, W. C. Bost, Davidson,
N. C.
UPRIGHT Piano In good condition (or
ale. Apply at this office,
F. M. Cbadwick, Merchant Tailor, 101
Middle Street. Latest Styles. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. ,
Lodge Directory:
GUBEKA LODGE KO. 7,1.0. O. F. : Offi
cers: J. L. Cooper, N B-i R.J. DUosway.V.
O.iH.C.LuDiBden, lt'o'd. Sec'ty; J. B. Parker,
Jr., Treaft. Hegularmeettr.Ks every Monday
nlvbt at 8; u6 o'clock. .
ATHEN1A LOUOB NO 8, K. of P.-Meets
very Tuesday night in K. ot P. Hall, Middle
Street. F. 1. Avery, C. 0.; W. 8. Parsons,
V. U.' J. H. Smith, K. R. 8.; 0. C. Iborn
ton, M. ot V.
JAI.JJMET ENCAMPMENT NO. 4, 1. O. O. F.
OOlcera : B. 8. Galon. C. P.; J. L. Cooper, H.
.: Ji. H. Street, S. W.: N. C. Hughes, J. W.;
W.H. Ilytnan, Bcrlbe; B. B. Neal.Treag. Reg
ular Eneampments, 1st, 8d. ana 5th (It any)
Thursday nights In each month at 8:00
o olock
CANTON CLBhrfONT NO. t, P. M , I. O. O. F,
Ortlcers: Geo. Slover, Captain; T. G. Hy
man, Lieut.; P. H. Pelletier, Bnslgn ; Wm. J.
Pitts, Clerk; Ed. tieroclc, Aocountiiiit. Reg
ular Cantonments, 2d and 4th Thursday
night In each month at 8 KM o'olock".
VKAVBN LODGE NO. 1, KNIGHTS OF HAB
MONY: Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday
ulghts In each mouth in Bountree's Halt
8. K. Bau, President; J. H. Smith, Secretary.
BT. JOHN'S LODGE NO. 8, A. F. AND A. M :
ClUrerc-J. B. Clark, W. M.; T.W. Dewey,
8. W.; B. B. Neal, J. W.; T. A. Green,
Treas.;GeorgeGreen, Bec'ty. Regular Com
nunlcatloas Sd Wednesday each month.
HKWBKRNB CHAPTER NO. 48, B. A. M. :
'(ttcersi T. A. Green, H. P, J. B. Clark, K.C;
T. W. Dewey, Scribe; Cbas. Duffy, Tress.;
J. D. Bradham, Sec'ty. Regular convoca
tions M Mondav each month.
BT. JOHN'S COMMANDEBY NO. 10, K.T.:
Officers:- H.J. Lovlck, E. C.;J. B.Clark, G.;
8. K. Street, C. G ; 1. w. Dewey, Prelate; C.
D. Bradham, Recorder. Kegulai Conolaves
Brat and third Fridays ot the month.
CIIATTAWKA TRIBE NO. 14, IMP. O. B. M
Meets the 2nd Sleep of every 7 Suns Monday
nlghll ai K. of P. Castle tall, Middle Street,
New Berne, N. C. Visiting Red Men always
weloome. W. II. Parsons, Bacbem; J. II.
Smith C 01 B;
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Ice Cream soda at Duffy's is the
drink.
Sewing' machine needles of all
kinds can be had at Baxters the
Jewelers.
A meeting of the directors of the
Tobacco Warehouse Company is
called for this morning. See no
tice. The maximum temperature as
observed by the Government weather
bureau here yesterday was 83 de
grees. The many friends of Mr. T. A.
Green, will be glad to know that his
condition baa so much improved
that he was able to sit up for a
while yesterday.
Studs and shirt waiet sots in end
lesi variety, Lady's neck watch
chains at specially low prices for
next 10 days at Baxter's the Jew
eler. The ball which -will be given at
the Tobacco Warehouse Friday
evening promises to be one of the
grandest affairs of the kind held in
this city for a long time. All of the
young men who have not mado en
gagements for tbo occasion are invi
ted to meet with Moeari. Bryan and
Carraway tonight.
Te Aeemaadate rrebaala.
The A. & N. C. management, in
its efforts to serve the public, has
made another move, and one which
will be greatly appieciated by the
merchants in the southern portion
of tne city.
The A. & N. C. company have
purchased the property corner of
Sooth Front and Hancock streets,
where the road now has a side track
Oa this property a freight shed will
ba built and the freight for mar.
chants in the south section of New
Berns will be sent there. This will
prove great convenience to the
trade, as the present haul from the
A. & N. 0. freight house is a long
one.
Case.
The case of the cook of the schoon
er Agnes S. Quillen, against tht
mate and deck band of the same
vessel, for assault aod battery was
based before U. 8. Commissioner T.
W, Dewey, yesterday, but oa the
evidence do ease could be mads out,
and tbe case was dismissed. .
OAHTOniA,
U a
, w Ber' fiala .
It seems to be the impression by
some of those who have been liberal
enough to contribute to the fund
for the dinner oa August the 6th
the day appointed for the opening of
the Tobaooo Warehouse, that said
donations entitled the ' donor to
dinner. That . la misunderstand
ing. The fund is to prepare dinner
for the Farmers and their families
who will be with ns on that occasion.
We are anxious to have the citizens
of New Berne participate with, us,
and help in the entertainment, bat
it mast be patent to all that if the;
do so it will be nothing more than
right, that they should bring a
basket.
' There will be a large crowd pres
ent and New Berne must prepare
for if. Remember the farmers of
Craven and the surrounding counties
will be the guests of the citizens of
New Berne on that occasion and
right royally they should be treated.
A committe of ladies will soon
wait on our citizens, and solicit
baskets for the dinner, which will
be under the auspices of this com
mittee. If the committee fails to see you
just bring a full basket anyway, it
will be all right and appreciated.
This, of course, does not apply to
contributors who have no family.
N. H. Street, President. .
K. It. Jones, Vice Presidon t
Chairman of the Committee.
PERSONAL. '
Rev. J, W. Rose of La Orange, is
in the city.
Dr. Frank Duffy has returned
home from- Morehead.
Miss Julia Davis left yesterday af
ternoon to visit at Beaufort.
Capt. E. M. Pace returned from
Wilson, yesterday afternoon.
Mr. J. J. Baxter returned home
from Ocracoke Sunday morning.
Mrs.'Wm. II. Hill, of Washington
D. C, is visiting relatives in the
city.
Capt. J. II. Hunter of Have
lock, was a visitor to our city yester
day. Mr. Clarence Oettingnr of Kin
ston, came down last night to visit
in the city.
Mr. Benson Lane returned to his
home at Chapel Hill yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Alex. Miller arrived on the
Wilmington train yesterday after
noon to visit in the city.
Mayor Wm. - Ellis left yesterday
morning to attend the Firemen's
Tournament at Fayetteville.
Master Lon .Moore and sister,
Miss Mary, left yesterday morning
to visit at Fayettevillo.
Miss Mollie Davis returned home
on yesterday's morning train from a
visit to friends at Morehead.
Mrs. B. G. Credle, who has been
visiting at Ocracoke, returned home
on the Neuse Sunday morning.
Master George Scott, who has
been visiting at Pollocksville, re
turned home yesterday afternoon. -
Mrs. Emily Thomas left on yes
terday's evening train to visit her
son, Kev. Jr. V. 1 nomas at More-
head.
Mrs. M. M. Marks and son, who
have been spending several weeks at
Morehead, returned home yesterday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barrington,
who hare been visiting relatives in
Lenoir county, returned home yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Hancock passed
through the city yesterday en route
from Morehead to Wilwn. She goes
to visit Miss Margaret Hadley.
Mr. Chas. W. Roberts, who has
been spending a few weeks in
the city visiting relatives, left yes
terday morning returning to New
York.
Miss Mamie Simmons, of Raleigh,
who has been spending the month of
July at the Atlantic, arrived yester
day and will be the guest of the
Misses 8tevenson for a few days.
Dr. J. II. Bentou left yesterday
afternoon on the steamer Neuse to
attend a meeting of the Southern
Dental Associotion at Old Point
Comfort, Vs., and will return on
Sunday, 8th in it.
Among those that left for Fay
etteville yesterday morning to at
tend the Tonrnameut, besides the
Reel Teams and their Managers
were, Chief L. J. Taylor, Foreman
J. L. HarUfleld of the Atlantic
Company, Assistant Foreman A. II
Bangert of the New Berne Com
pany, Arthur Land, Lobby Moody,
Howard Styron, Gay Cox, Joe Mo.
Sorley, Geo. 8cheelkr, John Gas-
kill, Charlie Hill, Sam Dill, Harry
Marks, Sara Bishop, Gulon Dunn,
Lather Taylor, Geo. Charltoo, Wm.
Smith, Hugh Wood, John Tolson,
Oscar and Herbert Draney, Cecil
Taylor, Herbert Moore, Jack Crab
tree, AHie Cook, Gus Dixon, and
Geo, Jones.
THEY ARB IN FAYSTTEVELIB.
Smre Arrival af Oar wa Caaiaaalea.
Weather Warm. Caaveallaa tbls
rata at 1 a'eiaek. Letter fram
"" Wlla ea Beat. a
Special to the Journal. ;, . -..
Fayettevillb, Aug. S.At four
forty-five this afternoon the New
Berne reel teams arrived here safely.
Large crowds met the boys upon
their arrival, and a ladies delegation
with a band of musio received them.
The march was then taken to the
respective headquarters. "
All the officers of the Association
.
are here with tbe exception or
Treasurer T. A. Green.
The Buttons made a jog ran on
the track. They oomparo the track
with a country road. ' ,
The New Berne members are the
only delegates here yet with the ex
ception of one team from Greens
boro.
The apparatus arrives to-morrow.
The Convention will meet at 10
o'clock in the morning.
The companies have met with a
warm reception.
It is dusty and the weather is hot.
Wilson, August 2, 2 p. m.
Arrived at Wilson at 1:10 with
our merry crowd, we are now at
the station filling the air with the
latest notes, led by Charlie Thorn
ton. Large crowds greeted us at
Kinston, and viewed our handsome
apparatus which caught the eye.
Mayor Ellis is an up-to-date chap
erpn. Witn his white outing cap
and big palmetto fan, with the
Borne" colors flying upon his coat,
he resembles the original "Bill." '
Every station the boys ask for
"ice" to put in the boilers of the
engines. They declare if it's not
done, the engines are liable to make
steam and blow off. 1
We leave at 2:20 and will be in
Fayetteville about 4 in the after
noon. R.
PROGRAMME TODAY;,
Itocption of delegates and visiting
firemen
11a. m. Convention called to . or
der by the President.
Prayer.
Address of Welcome.
Response.
Regular order of business.
PitOORAMMB TOMORROW.
9 a. m. Street Parade.
11 a. m. Steam Fire Engine con
test (quickest run start to finish.)
2 p. m. Hand Reel races.
4 p. m. Grab Reel races.
G p. m. QSick Steaming and Dis
tance (Engines.)
A very large crowd was at the
station to see the Ore companies
depart for the Tournament, and a
large part of the gathering was com
posed of ladies.
Two extra coaches were added to
the train here. The fire apparatus
required four cars to convey it, two
box cars for the reels and horses,
and two flit cars for the engines
and bose wagons. The engines
and wagons were safely cleated in
and roped. -
If the many good wishes that fol
lowed the boys as the train pulled
out will bring them success, they
will surely gain it. As the train
disappeared from view, a merry
group on the rear platform waved
good bye. Then friends, mothers,
sisters and sweethearts returned to
their homes to await with anxiety
the result of the struggle. The safe
arrival in Fayetteville is told in our
dispatch.
, lee.
A meeting of the officers and di
rectors of the New Berne Warehouse
Co., is called this morning at 10
o'olock, at tbe office of the Presi
dent A full attendance is desired.
By order of President.
. E. E. Habper, Sect'y.
Aug. 3d, 1897. '
List ! Letter.
Remaining In the Poet Office at New
Berne, Craves county, N. C, Aug. 2d,
1897:
MIN't LISTS,
U Tbos M Boyd (D.. h. Goo Bryant,
C Snml Cbapmsn (D Lj
D F D , Henry Durdeo, Joe
Dudley. .
O-W C Griffin. 1
H Geo B Hopkins. v
L Jno L Lambert.
M T Mann, Jno Mener, II C Moore.
N-Jas II Klxoa. -O
Chas T Ogden (8)
B-Jno Smith. NuthanU Smith, Millie
Stayllng.
W-AB Williams
LA DIBS LIST.
B Mary Bermettc. .
P Dellie Aon Chapman, care Wm,
Stanly.
Henrietta Davit, Harriet Davla, .
H Emma J Harris.
J Ferglner Junes.
L Mary Baa Lain.
BLicatxtb BprueL
W-Uamle Willis. ' " 7
rerauni calling (or above letters will
pleats say advertised and give data of
list '
Tlie regulations now tcqtilrt tliat one (1)
cent thall be collected on tin delivery
of each advertised letter.
M. MANLT. ) M
A I 1
cunico;isTir.Tio;i
10
25 SO
ABSOLUTELY GD1ROTEED &TCVZZZX E
praana txmBiecints id. M KKiiinw itr.nr,ii
SECOND WARD MEETING.
Mr. H. V, Whttekarat Keeommeaded
aa CaaaellmaB ror the Ward.
The meeting of tbe Democrats of
the second ward to recommend a
oouncilman for the ward to be elect
ed" tonight by the City Council, was
held at the Court House last mgbt.
Mr. E. Gerock called tho meeting
to order and' named Mr. W. M.
Watson as chairman.
Mr, James Carraway was elected
secretary. "The Chairman stated the
object of the meeting. A resolution
was Jianded by Mr. Henry Bryan
to the Secretary to be read, which
named Mr,H. Ov,Whitehurst as a
candidate. . . -O
Mr. Whitehurst made a few re
marks, saying that he bad looked
for some other recommendation, but
he did not consider that any citizen
had a right to refuse, and he thank
ed the meeting for the honor.
Mr. Gerock made some remarks
in closing, after which the meeting
adjourned.
The resolution was as follows:
We the Democrats of tho Second
Ward of the City of New Berne do
hereby resolve: ! -
That, Whereas, the Board of Cuy
Councilman' have .requested the
Democratic voters of this ward,
through their ward committee, to
recommend a candiduto to Gil the
vacancy in tho Board occasioned by
the ' resignation of, Mr. James F.
Clark, apd " '.-'::: ' -v
Whereas, wo are seoEiblo that
only a man whose Democracy is
true and untarnished should be
recommended to fill su:h an office.
be it therefore ,
Resolved, That wo hereby heartily
endorse and recommend our fellow,
Democrat and fellow citizen, Ilenry
0. Whitehurst. for the position, and
respectfully petition the Honorable
Board of Council men to elect -him
to fill the vacancy.
Merited Beeognlllon. , .
In our report of the new organi
zation of the Wilmington and New
Berne railroad, it is gratifying to
note that New Berne is represented
in the Board of Directors and the
selection of Mr. C. K. Foy as that
representative was a well merited
recognition of bis services as one of
the Chief promoters of this railway
line.
The new ' Company's interests at
this point will be well cared for . by
this gentleman and no better or
more deserving selection could have
been made.
t'eualy Comralsaleaers.
The board of County Commis
sioners held their regular monthly
meeting, Monday, August 2nd.
Present, Chairman Hill, James A.
Bryan, R. Q. Moseley, R. P. Wil
liams, E. W. Small wood.
G. A. II ill, keeper of Clormont
bridge was instruoted to repair said
bridge, and ordered to procuie .ma
teria,! necessary for came. ' -'
" Report County Treasurer Chi
B. Ilill was accepted, ' '
Sheriff J. L. Ilahn made report
of prisoners confined . in Craven
county jail, August 2nd, same ac-
oepUd. , ,
Petition of Dr. L. Duffy was re
ferred to Assesrors for valuation. .
Craven County bond No. 123,
denomination, ISOO purchased for
tbe credit ol tne tiuklns fund, was
presented to board, and on motion
was to be burnt, by Commissioners
Bryan and Moscly.in presence of
Board, Register of Deeds, Sheriff
and County Treasurer.
The proposition of J. A. Meadows
was accepted, and lease was extend
ed for years 1898, J 81)9, in am ml
sum of 150.00 which sum was aid
to the board. , ,
Ordered that petition of A. A
Smith, fio. 1 toaoship. asking thi
privilege ol .listing property, was
granted, that the valuation shown
on tax list, 130 acres, valued at t2G0
when but 05 acrci, be referred to
John A. Jackson fo action, to re
port at next meeting of board.
Bills of 0. T. Watson were ord
ered to be referred to County At
torney for investigation.
Settlement wilh Sheriff Jyitie wm
continuod. -
The following were applicants for
o(Hce of cotton wolchors, oily of
New Berne : W. P. Mott, K. K.
Bryan, J. If. Smith, It. C. Kehoe,
J. W. Weill' rin;;ton.
On tho lall'.t l!;.) i - i't , ,
IT ITI I A rV-TTB I
--5T all ; I
L- "-""T DRUGGISTS !
ti .-nicsro, a.onireitu fju., ornw lorK.
Snith, 5, Metts 3, Bryan 3, Eehoe
2, Wetherington 2.
Smith. Bryan and Metts were de
clared eleoted cotton -weighers for
city of New Berne for a terra of
two years
- Board of Assessors made their re
port, same ordered to be accepted
and reported. , ' 1
, Ordered that assessors be dis
charged. " v
. Board took, recess to Tuesday
morning 10 o'clock. t :
1 Bucklen't Arnica Salves. '
Tub Bkst Salvb in the world for Cut?,
Braises, Sores, Ulters,Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Coins, anf all Skin.Gruptions, and posit
ively cures Piles or no pay required. It Is
guaranteed to Hive perfect satisfaction or
money rcfuocled. Price 23 cents per box.
For sale by F. S.J)uny.
THE UNITED STATES r
. Fidelity & V.
Guaranty Co.
Surety npea all Fidelity and
' - Judicial Bond! .
HOME OFFICE: BALTIMORE, MD.
- Capital, $!)00,000
Stockholders Liability. . . . 000,000 -
Total Resources. ...$1,000,000 '
Hon, Frank Brown, President, Gov
ernor of Maryland from 18U1 to 1890. -Dik&CTohs:
f
German H. Hunt, Vico President of
the Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Co.
Ferdinand C. Latrobo, Mayor of Balti
more from 1875 lo 1895. '
. Chas. F. Mayer, President of the BalJ
U'nore and Ohm It. It. from 1888 to 18U3.
John Q. Adams of Carroll, Adums &
Co., boots and shoes. .
J. Frank Stipplec of Hodjes Bros.; no
tions and white goods, established 1840.
. A. G. Uutzlor of Hutzler Uros., 'dry
goods and notions. . -'.' -
Wm. a. Mutthal, of -Mat that. Ingram
& Co., roan u facto rers of tinware. -
Frank S. Hamliloton f Uainblcton &
Co.. bankers and broker and other
prominent business ineu of Baltimore,
Maryland
Deposit" d wilh (lie treasurer of the
State ot Maryland lor tlie stcurity or nil
bondholders 30U,UU0.
Becomes surety on the bonds of oRiuers
and employees ot banks, mercantile
houses, railroad, express and telegraph
companies, officials of States, cities and
counties, and for contractors.
Also on bonds of executors, adminis
trators, guardians, trustees, ' receivers,
assignees, and In attachments and in
junction cases and all judicial proceed
ings, -' ,
Accepted by tne mate and united
States courts upon judicial bonds of all
kinds.
Accepted bv the United Slates Govern
ment at sole surety on bonds of distillers.
collectors of customs and Internal reve
nue, guagers, store-keepers, and all other
tiovernmont omciais, including poat-
mastera.and collectors of'cusloms.
For further information apply to .
Cnaa. 11. Thomas,
"Attorney,
.' New Berne, N. C.
SOAP
sod cvrryihioK 'or the toiltt. tooth
and hand bruslins at bard lime price.' Wtr
oo'v sell the very beat,. Tins is.tiui of
Cola Headache fowdtr" 10; .
Brad ham's Drug Store,
' V Cor. Pollock & Middle.
Fire Insurance Notice.
Mr. George Henderson has this day
furchased my Insurance Agency, and
most cordially recommend lilm to the
favorable consideration of my former
patrous. . 8. 11. STREET.
New Berne, N. C, )uly 10, 1887.
Geo. Henderson,
Insurance Agency,
All classes of desirablu I'lro Insurance
Solicited.
All orders will receive prompt atten
tion. ' ;
None but Drat-class companies repre
sented. x FOB FINK . '
H1IUN4 ' Is AH 11 .
yi:ai,, jxijtto,
i'ox:i?ai;?iaw.:
AND
Thorinot ?;iaII-lVtl
llcvf In !io Vity
Go ta SlII'L O'&SO!!,.
8S Middle St. rimtiMS
Ji ,r l' y a 1
I COLOATX Cd. ,
OPPORTUNITY.
YOU don't want to miss this Spportunity for. gelling
Shirt Waists and Lawns at the little prices we hae
. placed on them. It is not often that such a chance .presents
,. itself. pvPwXU
The balance of onr High Cost Waists Waists :
that were $1.00 to tl.75 are nov 50c. i
. : Any 50o Waist that is left you can hove at 25o.
Don't you think you can afford 2 or 3 extra ( ' .
Waists when you can buy 3 for.the price of one? .,
, ; Cool Summer Corsets
makes you comfortablfi this hot weatHer, 50 cents. .
Ladies Lisle Hose, drop stitch 2oc; Ladies Brack ..?:
Hose.silk lined top 15c; Children's Seamless Stock
ings, 10c.
Ribbed Vests, the 15c quality 10c. :
3 "
July 28.
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YOU CAN STRETCH A DOLLAR
To double its value?, at our establishment, in (be line of Horses,
Boggies, Huriioss, UobeR, Whips, Etc. v
4 1 1 111 I
IIOIWi:S AN MUIiESr.
' For the farm, road or draft purposes, JUST ilECEIVED, to -suit
the trado. and MUST BE SOLI). .
A full and complete assortment of Buggies; we n-prpetiit every
, . reputable factory ic tho country, A sumplo of wnich will "be
found in our repository . '
Harness from $6.oo to $25.oo Per Set.
Overstocked with spring Lip Hobos and Whips will soil
Cost Price. : :
Do Not Fail to See us Before Buying, . '
Respectfully, .,
n. iiAiix t co. v.
The"Bair
Fruit Jars !
r At J. a WHITTY-& co:s
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7
Hakes He 5mile.
REDUCTION
In the Price of
HorsforcTs Bread
Preparation,
3(5, H 50 o box. '
- 80s 5.00 "
YOU SALR BY
F. ULRICH'S
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have fitted it up nt (treat cot fo t itiva
cool i0'ls ai d Ix-Uer etvlre. Y"r
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