THE JOURNAL.
Lodge Directory:
EUREKA LODCB NO. T. I. O. O. T. I Ofll-oora:--J.
L. Cooper, N G.; B. J.Dlaoaway.V.
T. R. Himn. ttVd. Rectv: J. H. Parker,
Jr., Troaa. KeKularmeaticiia everv Monday
nirnt at k w o cioca.
ATHEN1A LODGK HO. 8, K. ot '.-Meets
very Tueaday night In K. ot P. H all. Middle
Bireet. r. r. Avery, u. in; o. rarwmn,
V. 0.' J. I.. Moody. K. R. 8.; CTC. Tnorn
ton, M. of F.
JAI.UET ENCAMPMENT NO. 4. 1. O. O. F.
. . ... . w n " n . n , T I - 1 1 1 1
LUICr ; rf. i. wofjer, v. r.iv. t nan,
P. R. Byman, 8. W.:H.C. Lnmleii,J. v.;
N.C. Hughes, Korlbe; a B. Heal, Treaa. Beg
nlar KnoaniDmenta. lat. Sd. and 6th (It any)
ftiuradav niithu in each month r 8:00
ooloca"
CANTON CLEhatONT NO. t, P. M.I. O. O. F,
umcera tteo. siover, uapiara; r. u. iiy
man, Lieut, i P. H. Pelletler, Ensign ;Wm.J.
Pitia. Clerk : Ed. Uerock. Accountant. Beg.
ular CantonmenU, Sd and 4th Thursday
mania in eaon monin aiowi ocroea
OKAVBN LODGE NO. 1, KNIGHTS OF HAR
MON Y: Meeta 2nd and 4th Wednesday
nlghta In each month in Kountree's Hall,
nt 7 30 o clock. 8. K. Ball, Preaident; J. 11.
Hmitn, oecreiary.
HI'. JOHN'S LODGE NO. S. A. F. AND A. M
moer:-J . B Clark, W. M.; T.W.Dewey,
B. nr.; a. a. Heal, J. w.; l. a. ureen,
Tre .; George Green, Hec'ty. Regular Coin
"nuuicalloiis 3d Wednesday each month.
CHATTAWKA TRIBE NO. 14, IMP. O. U. M
Meets the 2nd Sleep of every 7 SunsfMonday
niKbil ai K. of P. Castle iiall. Mlddfe Street,
New Iteini , N. C. Visiting lied Meu always
welcome. w. s. raraone, bacnem; . ii
Smith C.0IB
HlOW BERNE CHAPTER NO. 48, B. A. M.:
imoei'K T. a. Green, H. P, J. B. Clark, K.C;
T. W. Dewy, Scribe; Clias. Duffy, Treas.;
C. D. tlradham, Sec'ty. Regular I'onvoca
ttuna Sd Mondav each month.
bT. JOHN'S COMMANDER? NO. 10, K.T.:
k.U . 1 1 1 1..,- j ,1 . ,) !..... I .
S. B. street, C. G i 1. w. Dewey, Prelate; (;.
v. araanain, isecoraer. Kegmai conclaves
first and third Fridays ot the month.
KNIGHTS OF HONOlt-OlHeers: .hi '. M
Hurgett, Dictator; I. II. Vinson, Reporter;
W. Bouutve, Financial heporter New
Uerne Lndee No. 44.1 meeta the Slid and 4tli
vriday nlvlits at 8 o'clock in Ruuutreu'a Hull.
roiioca- Mrees.
NEW BERNE LODGE SO.l, F. II.&C.-1 W.
tliddle, Presl; J. H.SmMi, lie:ordlng secty;
K. E. yuldley, FinHiicinl certy. Meets In
Knlgiitx of 1' thins hall every 1st and '2nd
Wednesday nights in each mouth.
Business Locals.
GENTLEMEN and Ladies out of em
ployment would And it profitable lo cull
at once on Mil August Van Wagner,
40 South Front Street.
IF you wish to buy a Typewriter, the
"Williams" is the smartest up-to-date
machine on the market. Confer with O.
H. Guion or T. W. Dewey and ge'. you
one, cither for cosh or upon the install
ment plan.
HAVING just received one thousand
samples of the very best foreign and do
mestic woolens. I aia prepared to make
S'lits to Order as reasonable as can he
had anywhere everything being equal.
Will guarantee satisfaction or refund
your money. K. Sawyer, Fashionable
Tailor, 63 South Front Street.
WANTEDA few energetic ladies and
gentlemen to canvas. Will pay a guar
anteed salary of $15 per month, Call or
address: W. C. Bost, Davidson, N. C.
MEW ADVKRT1NEHENTH.
Munyou.
The Forum.
Dancing classes.
D. F. Jurvis Dress goods.
M. lliihn & Co. We will sell you.
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
The Driest ami largest' line of
studs you have ever seen at Baxter
tbe Jeweler's.
See J. J. Buiter for men's fine
shoes, Waterhouse ties, and fine un
dcrwear just in.
The A. & N. O, Itailroad took
down three extra cars last night to
bring up the crowds from below.
Eggs continue in small supply in
this city, and they sold at 14 cents
this week, wholesale.
The tide in the Neuso lias contin
ned high until yesterday evening,
when it began to fall.
The maximum temperature as ob
served by the Government Weather
and Crop bureau yesterday, was GO.
degrees.
There were sales of cotton on the
local market, yesterday, at prices
ranging between 5.12 to 5..10,
according to quality.
The wood supply in this city is
reported as being very small, and
prices are high. The shipment of a
fow hundred cords of wood here,
would be a . moucy making scheme
just now.
Sheriff Halin had a full house last
night, at his place on Crareu stieet,
the United States court sending a
number of prisoners to be kept in
the county jail. Upon the register
there were enrolled thirty one names.
Miss Emma Disosway, assisted by
Hisses Clementine Whitford and
Addle Claypcole, will re-open the
dancing academy lo the first days of
November. There will be an after
noon class for children and begin
ners and au evening class for young
gentlemen. Miss Disosway ha had
much experience lo giving danoing
lessons And possesses to a wonderful
degree that patience required in
icacniog na pupil to tunoo easily
and gracefully. Miss Whitford was
associated with the school last win
ter and gars entire satisfaction to all
the patrons, Tbii season by - the
happy selection Miss Addie Clay-
poole as assistant the school will be
better than ever before.
UNITED STATES COURT.
TbirwDaj'a Fraeectlaca. A Maataar
Caavlet4 Neat la Jail.
; The third day's proceedings of the
United States District court, were
finished Thursday night, at 9 o'clock.
, There was a fair attendance in the
court room, but the cases were of do
special interest.
Court took recess until Friday a.
m. 8 o'clock. . " ;..
Tbe following cases were heard
and sentences, rendered:
U. S. vs. Ephraiin Brown. Car
rying material to illicit distillery.
90 days imprisonment.
U, S. va. Lewis Cuuly, alias Lwis
Lawson. lletailing without license.
30 days imprisonment.
U. 8, vs. Henry Cauley, alias
Henry Liwson. Working ou illicit
distillery. Plead guilty, 30 days iin
prisonment.
U. S. vs. James S. Davis. Illicit
distilling. 4 months imprisonment.
tlOO Que.
U. S. vs. Geo. Nethercutt and Joe
Bell Illicit distilling. Each 90
daps imprisonment and $100 tine,
U. S. vs. Setli Wade. Illicit dis
tilling. CO days imprisonment and
100 tine.
U. S. vs. Francis and Renus
Coker. Retailing without l cenpc.
Each 30 days imprisonment and
100 fine.
U. S. vs. Lowis Jones, Working
illicit distillery. 3 mouths impris
onment and $ 100 line.
U. S. vs. Geo. Horner. Illicit
distilling. G months imprisonment
and HOD tine.
U. S. vs. Tobe Kousc. Furnish
ing material illicit dillery.
f 100 line and costs.
The Event Tr-Day.
Thn oirniin to.ifa will hn fr.nml
pitchel in the Fair Grounds this
morning, and performances wi
take place at o'clock this after
noon and 8 o'clock tonight.
Tho g.-eut street parade is billed
to move at 10 o'clock this morning.
Lugo numbers of peoplo arrived in
town last nilit and big crowds will
be in today, by trains and by foot
and on horseback.
New KeNlniiriiut.
Mr. Ii. Williambrink, wl.o has
been the chof of tho Hotel Chuttuw
ka ever since it opened, will short
ly open a restaurant in this city.
The furnituu and necessary fur
nishings, dishes, etc., have been
ordered and Mr. Williambrink ex
pects io open the new place early in
Novemlmr, and he proposes to make
it a fiist cltisj restaurant in every
particular, and as there is nothing
of this kind here now it is expected
that there will be good patronage
given to the new place.
Mr. Paul Cordier, late of Sherry's
restaurant in Xew York City will
succeed Mr. Williambrink as chef
at the Chuttawka. Mr. Cordier's
reason for coming South is that he
wishes to be in a place where thero
will be serncwhut less work than is
demanded in the metropolis.
Th Wnatalnicion, N. r. Fair.
The Washington Fair, which
comes off Nov. !!th, 10th, 11th and
14th, :89T, at Washington, N. C.
promises to be a grand succesp. Tbe
exhibits will doubtless be full and
co nplete. The race track is ono of
the best in the State, and no pains
will be spared to make the occasion
in every respect a gala week for
Washington. A large number of
the fiietegt horses now on tho turf
have entered, and the racing will be
all that could be desired. A large
C3rpj of marshals has been invited
and a grand marshals' ball will be
given.
NailUta Uraih.
Mrs, G'redle, wife of Mr. George
Credit, proprietor and owner of
Hotel Ponder at Ocracoke, N. C.,
died very suddenly on last Tuesday
morning at her home at Ocracoke.
NnnilAjr Mrhawl 4'onvr nttoa.
The lY.mlio Sunday School con
vention will meet at Mary's Chapel,
Bjaufort county, on Saturday,
October 3)th. A full attendance is
doiirel, and all are invited to at-
tond.
Tho local fish market has been
very barren of Cull all the week,
owing to the weather. There was n
better supply, yesterday, but not
much to boast about.
rrvaca Kprciaclra. i
It you are groping you way in
1arknee not seeing what will bo Ahe
result of this, that or the other. 'uu.
dertaklng, I would advUo you to'
call on some good optician - and . ho '
fitted properly with a good pair
spectacles or eye giants, io gojd i or
or aluminum. I hava fine stock
of French Spectacles which are so-
koowledgod by tbe best ojulists and
opticians to b the bent in tne world.
I bare the Perfection Bi Focal which
onables yon to see far and near. In
vestigate the abovo.
XiAXTIU Till JaWELEH.
PBBSONAZ,.
Mr. C. H. Ukckwell of Oriental,
is in the city. . , V -
Mr. and Mrs. L. Snow of Stella,
are in the city.
Mr. Jack Pierce of Polloksvi'Je,
was here yesterday.
Mayor J. I). Temple of Kinston
is in the city on business. :
Rev. Jas. Thomas returned . to
Wilson yesterday moruing.
Mrs. Theresa Roberts, returned
from Stonewall yesterday.
Mr. W. H. Ohadbouroe, Jr., went
to Tarboro yesterday on business. .
Mr. Wm. II. Oliver returned yes
terday from a short trip to Beaufort-Mr.
J, J. Street, vice-president of
the Goldsboro Lumber Co., at
Dover, is in the city.
Mr. Henry R. Bryan, Jr., re
turned home last night from Atlanta
Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Pearsal re
turned homo from Beaufort, yester
day morning.
Hon. F. M. Simmons came up
from Beaufort yesterday morning
aad stopped over in the city.
Mr. I. C. Yeomans and family,
and Mis. A. J. Yeomans returned
home on yesterday's afternoon train
from a Northern trip.
Rev, II. II. Mash burn left on the
Wilmington train yesterday morn
ing to attend the Bjptist Union
meeting at Swansboro.
Mr. Geo. S. Cole, General Mana
ger of John Robinson and Franklin
Bros.' circus, arrived last night and
ii registered at Hotel Chaitawka.
Messrs. W. W. Clark, Charles R.
Thomas, M. DeW. Stevenson, D.
L. Ward, S. W. Hancock and W.
E' Cllirke ro:urnc(1 yesterday morn-
ing from Beaufort, where they have
beeu attending Carteret county
court.
ItoliliiHOn-Frnukllii llnlirtny.
Every one is on the "qui vive"
over the fact that the great Robin
son and Franklin Bros'. Shows is
coming to New Berne today.
This biggest of all big shows tins
everywhere met with the most en
thusiastic reception, and the press
of other cities do nut hesitate in prt
claiming it tho most wondorful ex
hibition ever eccii under canvas. In
point of novelty or in tho number of
features, no other amusement entei
prise can even approach it. Its many
exclusive features make it beyond
question the representative big shows
of the world.
It requires four massivn trains of
especially constructed cars to trans
port it from town to town, four of
the most thoroughly equipped and
decorated advertising cars ever built
are brought into service to herald its
coining, and more than one. thous
and people employed, betides three
hundred of the finest horses ever
owned by any amusement institu
tion. There are three rings, two
elevated stages and a quarter mili
hippodrome track all going at on
time during the performance.
The zoological display contaicn
more rare wild beasts than any other
two shows, and the largest water
proof tents ever constructed are
required to properly give this mss
sive entertainment and accommo
date the vast audiences which daily
throng to see tho many wonders
contained in these shows that can be
seen nowhere else on earth.
arlrrt aaaly t'aarl
There was about tho usual at ten
dance at Carteret county court, held
at Beaufort, this week.
ino aocvet iihiI no spocial cones
of interest, that o' Shaw va A. Ac
N. O. railroad, for $1,000 damg,'
being tho chief one. The jury gsro
tJ00 damages in this case.
w laaa. Lad Ira 4 apt a.
Will have on exhibition todty
some exclusive styles in ladies cape ,
no two uliko. This shipment in
cludes some of tho handsomest gur
meuts that have been ohown iu Now
Berne this season. An Immediate
inspection is suggested. j
. II. B. Duffy.
Kal Maparvlaara.
The Koad Supervisors ot the
Eighth District are requested; to
mer t at the Court Hose, Now Borne
Saturday Ootoher 30th at 12 o'clock
noon, . U. P, WiM.tAiis, 1 1
I Chairman.
' Yrilaw Jak Ulllra. J
Coscaruta, Candy Calharlio icillt
itrllow Jack wherever they find
him, No ono who takes Casctrets
regularly anl sjstoumtically join
danger from the dreadful dige o.
Cascsrots kill Yellow fover gurmsin
the bowe's and prevent new ones
from breeding. 10c. U5j. C0o, 'all
druggis't. , f
At Batlaata.' i ,
Faalilon sheets for Nov. have arrlvt d,
jrou can have one for 11k- asking. ( '
BOOECRTOJf.
Taa Mrm Paaiaiaater. Peoala etUac
Well. Vlrcaa Wall 4tteaae.
October 28.
Mr. W, O. Dixon our new post
master took charge of the office
Wednesday . No doubt Mr. Dixon
will maso agood post master. J. E.
Edwards, our post master under
Cleveland made a good and attei -live
post master. He is a good man
and a good officer.
Rev. J O. Gnthrie of Raleigh is
with us for a few days.
O. C Wilkerson of La Grange
came Wednesday to spend a few
days in our midst.
A large number of peoplo in and
around our village are taking in the
circus at Kinston today. -
Messrs," T. W. and E. M. Puce
o! Snow Hi 1 were hereawhile Wed
nesday. Tbe McKinley wave of prosperity
is on us. Cotton is high and goods
aro cheap!
Chills and fevers have been an ep
idemio in our town this ' fall, but
they are all about well now. Our
popular Dr. Thos. M. Jordan has
been kept very busy all the fall.
The young men of the place will
as usual have tho annual Thanksgiv
ing party. .
Mrs. B, L. Dail and daughter of
Lizzie, N. C. spent Wednesday night
i.) our town visiting her sister, Mrs,
Geo. A Lease.
Mr, Stephen Hardy of Institute
was here awhile Wednesday.
Dralrnlile llonaa lo Rent.
Very desirable house for ront
containing four rooms, attic and
kitchen situated on Union street.
Also two oflices on Craven street.
C. E. Slover.
Mail Nchetlnle Change.
beginning 'Monday, Oct. 25ih the
mail going West will close at 3.15 a.
m. everyday. The public are re
quested to note this change.
A Thine to Rout OU
Schoolfellows lcaru each others' fail
ings if nothing else and recall after
years of separation tho characteristic
thing. about au old seatmato.
Two meu who had been at school to
gether when thoy were boys met and
talked of old times.
"By the way," said one, "I saw
Smith when 1 was out at Seattle. "
"Did you? And what was he brag
ging about when you saw him?"
"He was bragging about his mod
esty just at that moment "
"Dear old Smith just like him, "
Ycmth's Cnrenaiiinn.
Dancing Classes
Dancing classes are soon to be formed.
Aight.tor young gentlemen. Aftcrnonns,
for children. For terms and particulars,
inquire at or add res i, 43 Broad, 00 or 106
Craven Street.
sum? i
croup
CUBE. i
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When your baby whoops In mid
dle of night Croup is impending '
Rive the child a dose of Anway's '
Ckoup SYRUP and the little fellow
is well and laughing in Ave minutes,
remark!)!,! and harmless, but true.
or we will refund the money, 25c.
"AT
Bradham's
Reliable Drug Store,
Str. May Bell.
T. O. Dixoa, Sr., Master,
Will LEAVE NEW BERNE
On TUESDAYS .
' and FRIDAYS.
8 o'clock a. m. for River Landing, Jolly
Old Field and O rift on.
' A. C. THOMPSON. Agent.
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We are offering the LARGEST and HAND
SOMEST Line of
AjL wool
In Latest Novelties, and Plain
Goods at '
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I V" .'-via
D.. F. JARVIS; r...S.
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Cold Cure corn cokis Id the tienrt, colda on th
1111)24. old colds, liew colda find obatlnate cokls. and
mil forms of Krip. Stops Kneeing, disclutrppi from
auo uww ttiiu vyt-a, uruem uiimiiu, uipiiiiit-ii
pneumonitis and all throat and lung trouble The
pleasant little pellets are ahHolntely harmless, tiavi
saved thousands of Uvea and prevented much sick
ness. Tbe Munyo Remedy Company prepare t
separate cure fur each disease, Ai all druggiii
15 cents ft viaL If you need medical advice wrlU
lrof. Munroa, lWAVb tstrwet.i'liUadelptJla, Uk
MwoiuMiijr inn,
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The following from the Augusta, Ga.,
Chronicle speaks urgently for Southern
industries and shows what North Caro
lina U doln;: - ;-7 : .'.' ' , ';:
- "The Chronicle lias always advo-
cated diversified Industries in the
South, and maintained that success :
could be achieved by our people io
: r-ny field they entered with intelli
gence and industry. The success uf
the Chatham Manufacturing Com
pany, of Elkins, N. C, is a case in
point. They use Southern wool and ,
make goods equal to the best. , Mr.
P. D. llnrkan, who has been selling
- dry goods for many years, and is a '
.competent judge, has been handling;
their goods, and lie declares he can't
buy as good blankets anywhere else
for the same money as thoiin he gets
from the Elkins Woollen Mills. This
is high praise from a competent
source. Use southern blankets. You ;
will enjoy thero next winter, for they
are hot stuff."
Referring to the above wc beg to say
that we have received today one case of
blankets as described. None belter made
and the actual worth of each pair is $5.00,
the price is $3 50.
October 2G.
TAXES !
Are Now Due
AND MUST BE PAID
At Once !
I do not intend tit give an; further
notice, but you may look for me oi
my deputy nt any timo if your taxet
are not paid promptly. I shall col
lect as the law directs, as I cannot
call or tend but once.
JSfPlcase govern yourselves ac
cordingly. JOS. L. 1IAHN",
Sheriff Craven Co.
Oct., 15th, 1897.
A Woman's
Criticism
of what a man's clothes
should bo is generally very
accurate. There can be no -possible
fault to tin I with
your appearance if your
Clothes aro Ma1e to Measure In un
expert way. The stylo of earuients
we make is a sullioieiit guarantee for
Urst-class a-orlraim a call
. on us will satisfy you that
our prices are right.
We hare j ist received a '
, new line of Mens and Hoys
Caps and invite you to call
and examine same.
Baker & Dunn.
m
Freah Additions
I'onslanily be
Ing ma tie lo.
Mock ot La dlt i
com .
and '
CAFES.
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A SPLENDID LINE OF . ' . .
GENUINE BRISTLE
SOLID BACK HAIR BRUSHES
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DAVIS PHARMACY,
Phone 56.
SHORT CUTS
. . ur . . unLoo uuuuo.
THE ACCUMULATIONSShort lengths
irom the dress goods department,
have been piled upon a special coun
ter in center of store.
THERE are all sorts in this lot. A few
v nieces with anoue-h tor an entire
dress, many lengths sufficient for
HflTtarntfi luraiara
MV W W W jj) VI MIW Wf , la V aWM Mb . aaa-
ren's dresses. All at reduced prices,
many at a fraction oi former value.
COME AT ONCE to get the pick
A Reiii't fill l.adie Cap", mtdu of rel niiM li!;k k-rsey
trimmed with braid and fur, regulur prioe $l.jl, this work
O83'.
Iinported Surges, Noyolty Dres O m Is n-i I I'rilliniiuiin,
. the price should be 370, our special price ": 3 ttr-1 .
25 All Wool Men's Suits, I lie cc.rrcot thing in I'l.iiiif mid
Checks, we hare decided to mkc this our leader at fMi,
although others a-k 110.00.
AGENTS FOR
COIali ARS
ECONOMY
S&iJanaiii
Opp
p. o.
uij uuuuy u
G. A, BAIIF00T, Manager
ORIVING. -IRA1J1IT.
ANI FARM
are now in my Stables, JUST ARKIVKD and will suit anv person who
needs a GOOD 1JOUSH.
'' "2k J- ' " -j- i
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Aliotine EXTRA FINE MCLES. And to mert lli- drm ind of my Irnds
I have ordeni nn unuaually large lot of DngRiw, wblrli will arrive in a fw ilnya.
Evrryihlnif wanUI hy ilnrarmrn I ft mv ataLlea, Whips, Dlankuta, llanuss ami
a big lot of chrap Ijip Utm chrapnt and lieat er offered hem.
A vllt and rxamlnatlnn nt mv alahlra will atlfr everyone that wl.at It adver
tised is true. PfULAH TO SHOW 8T0CK. .
: T- "W- STEWART,
"-"hWXilfcr-":.-' New -Berne, N. C.
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WIST TENNESSEE
fas anl Mis. 00
t'ome Kxtra Good, fe ttle diirers. f .. J
AIkoi Open niul Top ISn";If'!t
Ami Farm Wir'oiiH Just Ili'-h !.
t7Tlosse Call and exaniinn liefer
r-JThos. J. HitGhcii, r:'-
AT
"Corner Broad and Middle Streets.
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alrirfst mirl p.hild- .3
ARMOR BRAND
A CUFFS.
IS WEALTH.
Opp.
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buying, I!i)irlfii1lrf
Duffy
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Finest
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