North Carolina Newspapers

THE JOURNAL. Published every day in the year, ,ex cept Monday, at 90 Middle Street. ' - JPhons No. 8. , CHARLES L. STEVENS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. ' . SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Jne rear, in advance,..,.... 94 00 One year, not in advance & 00 Monilily, by carrier in the city, .... 80 Advertising Rates furnished on appli cation. Entered at the Post Office, New Berne, N. C as second class matter. New Berne, N. C. Dee. 11, 181)7. FTJTCRB Or TOBACCO IN NSW BERNB. T ho called meeting for next Mon day night of the Stockholders of the Nev Berne Tooacco Warehouse Company, is a meeting the impor tance of which is uot confined to the stockholders of the Warehouse Com pany alone, but affects every citizen of New Berne. The Journal lias uo question us to the ability of the management of the Warehouse Company, or that next year will tea anything but a greatly increased tobacco trade in this city. The reports of the ompany's busi ness during Us first short season, will undoubtedly go to show that the Warehouse business has been profitable, and that with even the few months experience already ac quired, the management will be able to lay sucn plans for the futuro that will nuke next year's Warehouse businouS not only profitable, but place the company in a position which shall demand an mcrcase of its facilities for doinjt business, in order to meet the requirements of the tobacco trade coming to New Berne. The Tobacco Warehouse Con pany wili be able to prove the wis dom of goinjr into business, as its reports will snow, for it will bo fouim, first,, that oveu with a short season, with little knowledge, and depending largely upon good for tune in tne way of good tobacco crops, in a section which was ex perimenting in this staple as an im portant crop, the Warehouse busl ness has paid larger returns than ex pected. The Company has also seen do monstrated that tobacco can be suc cessfully and proGtably cultivated in this section, which has hitber- tofore been regarded as impractica ble. Therefore the tobacco industry of this section has passed the expert mental period, as it is proven to be a profitable crop to the farmer and to the warehouse company. The committee's report may also show that there are important mat ters id connection with the Ware house, which can in the future con ducting of the Warehouse, be corrected and result in material benefits to the stockholders. With its past experiences, and the same courage which prompted this organization to build and operate Tobacco Warehouse, the Journal feels confident that the future for Mew Berne ns a tobacco market is a bright one, and the Warehouse pro ject having safely passed its ex peri mental stage, its officials will com iTienee at once to plan and execute for next year's tobacco business, o that the farmers of this section may be still further encouruged in their tobacco growing. Tras .f Charf t. Saflanrs. Cut tins out nod lake lo jour druggist and gt a temple b"tls free uf Dr.KintT New Dtiwveiy. fur CmiMirhitl.m,CoU"li and C'oliln. They dn not auk jou to buy iieiore trjing. inn will ilm y(,u tin ilieal menitnf this truly womierltil rem edv, and hOW ymi what can lie at emu- pliaiil by th n-iin'ur aim Mile. This is no I xiierimeut, unl would be ditasir.ins In Ilia proprli'lniii, did tbey not konw it wouia lutunao y curt-. Many Ilia oast phyoc.sni urj now u-iojr it in their prac tice tih great tifultn, and am relying on It in iD'Ml severe cw, It in miHrantted. Trial bottte fits at F. . Duffy. Drug Dtnrc. Regular sis SO reol and 11,00. Kaa Whs Wars a Daisy. They were giddy girls of the kit tenish age, anil being outoo a lark without chaperons tbey spoke tbsir thoughts stood and mads gam of vary ont and everything they saw, on ths principle that all was fish that cams to their nets. On passenger on the sleyated railroad particularly amused them, from tb fact that, although it was the month of bleak November, li wor a whit daisy la bis buttonhole Do specimen of the ragged edge variety. It was conspicuous from Its size, and the girls regarded it as a legitimate object of , sport. Not being deaf nor blind, the man who wore the modest flower with the yellow heart grow embarrassed over the attention be received. At last one the girls made a discovery. " : "It Isn't genuine, " she suggested to the others in a loud whisper.,' "W-b-a-t!" they trilled in cho rus. "It's a base counterfeit." . "No! Never!" '...;.. Yet, it's a cloth daisy!'' By this time the man upon whom all eyes wore focused was ready .to leave the car. Before he went he touched his hat to his tormen tere. "Yes," he said pleasantly, "this is a clcth daisy. My little daughter, who is an invalid, made it and pin ned it on. She asked me to wear it, and I had not the heart to re fuse her. I hojje I have your per mission?" A group of shame-faced girls snerktd out of the car at the next station. Chicago Times-Herald. TO CUKE A COLO IN NE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tub lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. The genu ine has L. B. Q. on each tablet. That Ws Clear Enough. "That's one great fault . about many of these picture exhibitions," exclaim ed Mrs. Hooley as she glared first at the picture and then tit the catalogue. "What is it, my dear?" asked her husband. "I'm afraid you don't under stand" "Nobody could understand this sort of thing," went on the predominant partner of tho Hooley household, turn ing oversovcrnl pages at once. "There's a picture and uo title under it. Yon've got to look in this book for it. " "You mean that one reproscntiiiR a boy lying ou his mother's hip while she makes use of u caue? Well, you can guess the title of that easily enough." "Ob, 1 kuow I'm uot so clever, as you. What is it;" "'Whaling In Lapland,' of course." And Airs. Hooley looked as if she wished the speaker were u little boy. Htrnud Magazine. Coulllctlna Emotion. "How happy a fellow feels when he has really repeutcd of something wrong he has done!" "Yes, and bow infernally mad he gets when some other fellow recalls it to his miud afterward. " Exchange. Its AbMnce Is. "My boy. the scientists say that bread is a sborteuor of life. " "It certainly is when you can't get it." Cleveland Plain Dealer. Cared of Blood Poison After Fifty-two Doctors Failed. Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Gentlemen: In 1S72 a small pimple .broke out on my leg. It be gan eating and in four months 1 was treated by a physician of Talla dega County, Ala., where I lived eighteen years, lie relieved it for a short while. In six weeks it broke out again in both legs, also on my shoulder. Two small bones were taken out. It continued until 1876 In this time I had twelvo different physicians. They told me the only remedy was amputation; that it could never be cured, for six months I could not walk a sup. I went to Mineral Wells, lexa, spent :300.00; came home; went to Hot Springs, Ark., staid nine months all failed to "cure me. In 1887 I came back to Birmingham. Ala. i was advised to write you, which 1 did. You wrote me that B. B. B. wonld cure me, and I could get the medicine from Nabors and Morrow, Druggists, of cur city. I bought ten bottles and before I had finished my fifth bottle my legs began to heal, and in less than two months I was sound and well. That has been nearly two years ago, and no sign of its return yet. 1 have spent in cash over 1400.00, and B. B. B. done the work that all the rest failed to do. You have my permission to publish this. I have traveled so much try ing to get well that my cure is well known. Fifty-two doctors have treated me in the last 17 years. All they did was to take what money I had, and done me no good. I am now a well man. Vnov. C. II. Rangkk. Shady iJale, Cm. For sale by Druggists. I'rice 11 00 per large bottle. A Hhrawd Cycllat. Au eminent queen's counsel is said to take his bicycle exercise iu the fol lowing fashion: Hh goes ont every night, bnt he always ride before tb wind, and consequently tb direction of his riflii depends upon tho wind. He al ways comes bark by train. Loudon Telegraph. Early Trail lag. "It seems strange that they should make such a vulgar display of their wealth." "Oh, 1 don't know n started as a window drcawr." Chicago Journal Tk Coming- Whim wh" iter frith eluh while Iter limbind lands lH b-ibv. s well lh uimmI od- fuhionrd woman hn looks slier brr limne. wiM b-uli at llmat g-t rui il.iwn la hsi.ili. Tbey will Im in-able. I with lost of uppeilto. headauliw, liplewonM, faiet ln orditsy pePa, Tb nt wonderful ratwly for Ihr womrn l Eiwirlo Bit- tots. Thousand of MiflVtvis Iron) Urn back, and waok rzidorys rl op an I call ll Dled. It I til luod'citHi for women. rat al eomplaini. soi 6rou trouble of all kin It ars sunn relUvi-4 by I lis DM l Elrwtrlc Millars, Delicto won 'oul'l kirp this mm lyuo bund to build , nplhcsyvm. Only Wo per bull I. At i , b nun, urag lyora, 1 ENGLAND WANTED WAh. told Back rom Fighting fraaoa In 1M . bj tb Urmaa Kmparor. The Gaulois,- in Paris, recently re lated in considerable detail that during tb Siamese imbroglio of 1893 England was on the verge of declaring war against France. The power that opposed the war most vigorously was Germany. In fact, said the Gaulois, the war was prevented by the German emperor. "At that time," said the Gaulois, "Emperor William was at Cowes with his yacht He . bad won a regatta prize from Lord Dunraven 'a Valkyrie and the Prince of Wales' Britannia.. He appear ed, literally as well as figuratively, to swim in English waters. It was as be sat at dinner in tho bouse of the Royal Yacht sqjadron that be received from Count Hatzfeldt the news that the Eng lish governmeut intended to declare war against France. The emperor rose from the table, laid aside bis napkin and sent a dispatch empowering his embassador in London to protest against Lord Rose bery's programme. Moreover, he be took himself at once to Osborne House to announce to his grandmother that he never could approve such a course as re gards Siam." Sometimes Paris newspapers publish articles on European politics that lack all foundation in fact, and the amazing story told by the Gaulois might have been dismissed as one of them had it not been confirmed at once by the Koel uische Zeitung, probably the most trust worthy journal on the European conti nent. The Koeluische Zeitung's Paris oorrespdndent was at Cowes with the emperor iu 1893. As soon as the Gau lois had made its statement he corrobo rated it. Among the influential English men at Cowes, he said, it was then common talk that tho German emperor was England's ally against Siam and Franca Lord Dnfferiu, then English embassador iu Paris, had come to Cowes to couclude the negotiations for an alli ance, but had been met with the emper or's bluut refusal to take the active part that England wished to assign him. The Koeluische Zcituug's correspondent as serts that the correctness of this state ment is absolute and beyond question among the initiated who were at Cowes during the German emperor's sojourn there CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Ti lit linllt It ts wry vraptu, Hguture THE SUPERIOR, S1.50. 00 Candle Power. Consume only 3 feet of ga.i an hour. Mantles 40 Cents. For sale by JOE DANNENBERO at S. Alexander & Co., 77 Middle Street. Lights put up on approval. Great Excitement Down Our Way IN BUY I NO Hardware, Saali, Doom, minds, lainl.H, Oils An. Farmer flirl Cook Stoves and the "Patrol" Air Tight Wood Heaters. . . P. M. DRANEY, 99 South Front St. ALL STYLES Three Car HS AD E3B ! ' Just arrired and added to ths Just call at my stables and I will and males ever shown on the New foil shed Is filled. All style and a food horse or inuls aod will sell ever been retailed at on this market two ytsrs lime. , Do not forget that, I also carry oess and Uobes, of any dealer iu at prices to stilt the purchaser. C8, TO. 11. 7 'J T4. 74JaVd T6 DKOAD BTKf. f, I juLJU bd juUudvliMt) Itehlw. Irritated. Klr,erml Sulpa, dir. Ujln, and (ailing Hair, eleuied, puritad, mi beaoti. fled 9y warm tbtmpoo with Curiousa Soar, mid oooMional itfingt ot CCTtcsu. parett or cmotlleau. th fTeatcit ik .u eorea,, v icura Treatment will product a clean, ktalthr Klip vltti luxuriant, laitrotu nalr. whan all IM talla. SoM readioK tbe iraria, tana Da Can. Cw.. ah rropa. Romob. ftj ' Haw f pndtwe Luiirlaat Hiirr MlKd !W. All tTrVC whb KMM IimmiIt ivllcrei SHIR UH rblVa; ,aim, Between One Thing and Another We manage to turn out the best tilting, exquisitely nnished. and dis tingue suits of clothing to be seen in town. We take pains to select the latest and handsomest fabrics for your selec tion. Just now we are making nobby suits in soft finished worsteds, cheviots, tweeds, cashrr eres, and English melton, beaver and meltun overcoats, lined with silk and wool, at prices that can't be matched anywhere. F. n. CHADWICK, Merchant Tailor, 101 Middle Street. "SUNLIGHT." V'8UN LIGHTS .NO. 100. Great Reduction ! New Price, $1.50. Old Price, $3.00. . . Sold by . . HYMAN SUPPLY CO., NEW BERNE, N C. A.SK FOR Seaied PINK BAND Package. NewYork. FAMOUS CiVIVI3IE:Br Bon-Bons and Chocolates, Mad ObIj Bf TE1TCEV COSIPAWY, FOB BALK BZ Canta Ham It. Waters, ROLE AGENT, 105 Middle Street. AND KINDS ! Iaoad of bifr stock I already had on liana'. show toii tlia largest stock of horses lieroe market. .Every stall, pen kinds Can suit anyone who wants tbem for less money than that hat before, artber for cash or o'l one and t ha largtst stock of Boggiest liar, Eastern Carolina which will ba sold Hew Berne, II. G. li' 9, u Wbkh talking to YOU . : About Furniture The aharpestpolntwe can : . argue Is the fact that our j . : lono B8TABUsnRrbusinesa .. 1 and the Great Army of Sat - isfied Patrons we bave -K made is the best testimony as to the quality of our goods and.the way wedo : business. . . . . ALL KINDS OF Desirable c. b ,. ronad hers Furniture st,VBr8t If you are contemplating . . the purchase ot Furniture a call at my store will : , prove profitable. ' , John Suter, Under Hotel Chattawka, New Berne. N. C. -J I V llll IL.L. 1 I UUUl Under Hotel Chattawka, New Berne, N. C, , DEALEH IN Sash, Boors, Blinds, Lime, Cwt PLASTER. Garland's 5t0Vs & Ranges Devoe's Ready Mixed Paint, Air-Tight Heaters. TO THE ... BABIES ONLY, We have Just Received the Finest Lot of Baby Carriages that has ever been in this city. This is a Job lot of Car riages botiKht at Kock liottoin frlcts and we mean to give our friends the lieoefit of the same. And for the next tl days only, wi will sell them for Cash or on lime cheaper lhan has ever been known before. Gall and examine our stock and we will save you money and iriveyow a Fine Carriage at onr New Store, 70 Middle Street, next to George Stover's Hardware Store. Old Carriages tak en a part paymcn in exchange for new ones. , T. J. TURNER FUUNITURE CO. ' NEW BERNE, N. 0. FINANCIAL Farmers & Merchants ...BANK... mgari TVitIti a May, lei. Capl tal Stock ..... ... . . . . . $ 73.000.00 sarpius ana rronis,.....i. ji,i ii.i OFFICXB8: I H.OrjTLSa. Praiildena. W. 8. Cuadwivk, Vln. Pras. T. W. llawar, Caahiw. 1. W. Hi ddls. Teller.' F. t. Mattmbws, Collector. DIRECTOHS: L. H. Cutlrr. .lohn Snler, W. 0. nia.lf, W. H I hallcS, r.u.rellelier, J. H. uiars, t. W. Htewart, M. M. Juro.y, I.W. U.wey. We want your business and feel that we can offer you as much in return as any other bank In the city. It ts our endeavor to make bnsine a relations mut ually pleasant and profitable to our patrons. , J. A. BRYAN, TU0 9. DANIELS, President Tlce Pres. O. H. ROBtBTS. Cashier. THE NATIONAL DANK. Or aw uauMa, tt XMTOOfOIia.TllO Capital, Sluo.tajb Surplus Profits,.. ............. 01KBUTOK Jaa. A. Baras. . Caas. 8. I) a I a, Tmi. Dasislc J. H. Haoaauaai L. llaa'ar M. la. UtaMorj koaaa T. A. UrMn, Ptm, B.H. Hwwlowa. TIM tn - SI.M.Oaoraa.OMhlMr. CITIZENS BANK ov arvw jisbnii. vt. o. ( A Manic HAL BAMKIMU BUSINKhk . Tk AMMinti.f Bull, Hiuikm, Corji Mmt, rrmrs), MatniHiit mnt oilmri r rvtvfMl OD tskvor)ilr Uirin. Krompt and flftrf 4 stUMlUon (Itn lo iti Inlmrd ol ouf oul mmrtu Coll. snioin &i4oili y. BOARD OF PIK'ftOTOJU. Frl1nMi4 Ulrtoh J. 4. SallUlllWI, Jmm. H. f'pr, .1. w. l.rnlivr, ths,,. im ' v , Jr. J '. I i-'t, ll J. W. STEWART, Prcst ENOCH WADSWOHTfl, Vlce-Prest. Rooms 8' A -8, Dares Balldiae. , New Opp.Baptist Chnreli,llia. Intmmanf die Street. Ill T vullllvll Office Hours: 11 A. 31. to 3 P. M 1 CITY LOTS, A handsome and most desirable resi dency, located on the south side of Change at ita intersection with East Front street, adjoining l he residence of the late Judge Seymour. Handsome house, with additional lot adjoining for another residence, moat delightfully lo cated; and one of the handsomest and most desirable dwellings in the city.: . On South Front Strett, between! Ora ven and East Front Handsome, remort-' eled brick re.idencc, 20 rooms, hrre stories aod basement, all modern conven iences, bath rooms, &o. Dehehtful lo cation for summer or winter residence. One double house in Pavletown. new. Grooms. . A handsome building lot 100 feet Mid dle Street by 107, 8 in. deep; imim diately north of the dwelling owned by .1. K Ives; to suit Purchasers, lids lot will he divided into two lots, SO feet frontage each. .-.'..;'.''".,;:.:;'...,.' 1 A most desirable residence lot situate on Neuse river, at the foot of Pollock St., suitable tor handsome dwelling, but will lie sold in smaller parcels on satisfactory terms, v. , Two new dwellings suitable for - small families; all modern conveniences; west THE NEW BERN FIRE OF NEW CAPITA la, lyDOES A GENERAL T."A. GREEN. President. GEORGE GREEN, Secretary. J. J. W0LFENDEN, Gcn'l Asent. If Yon Come ill anJ see ns 'Today. All sizes finm 13 lo 1CJ bands, all shapes auif colors - 1'nees u make in noonUm Hilh ino hard lliliea! you riiu lirttMks. eve-y sale im nuraineeil ahd innat be as represented, r no Sale EST; An exceptionally Hnend full line of lluygies, lioad Carts, llaim, Winter liiibes. Whip. mil VeeriiiHrt Supulie. all going at HOCK BOTTU. M PUICKS. ty We will allow you 1 cent aoove market .prioeuf oclton in trade lolay. It will be to your interest to sej us and lnk well thiougli our e-Ub ish menl before buyiug elsewhere. Respectfully, . . ;'-;:'v Jti. iiaiix & co. them . For Hale hy Seed Potatoes. Early varieties especially adnptrd to Southern planting. Guaranteed true to mime. Address A. F. Yoi no Co., ! line, corner Wss'ilnntnn 8t., New 1 "k City, for Circilar. B'entinn ll, S meters. -'1 OWEN II. GUION Becy. TH08. DANIELS, Treas. Bern If oney . Advanced for Purchasers. .ITinflnV. 1. ' City Property Bought ' J lmkllST9 ' and Sold. J - Solicited. si.le of Hancock street, between Pollock ; and South I-Vont. FARMS. " ,v One fine 804 acre farm, one and one- ; halt miles from New Bern, on south side of Neuse rosd. - . Several vsluablo farms near the village of Dover, and Cove. 850 acres 1 mile ,: above Core. -reek station; 600 acres 2 , miles from Gore creek. 800 acres of good . '.merrhaiilnhte limber the eon; 880 acres No 1 inbacen land.on road lietween Dover ; ami Com creek public roads; 1 1-10 acre lot in center i f illajte of Cove. All Ibe , nbovecontains good dwellings, bams and stables. Terms reasonable. One dsirable40acre farm, on south si.le of Trent river, 2f mileB from Hew 'Adcsirable farm, 4 miles from the city, lyine on tlio A.,& N. C. B. R. and xt 1IUI ann MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., BERN, N. C. $50,000,00 FIKE INSURANCE BCSINESP. VV. B. Ei-ADES.tVlcf.PregL JOHN DUNN, oices: OVER CITIZENS BANK. X" "III". I "C i w One excellent farnr of 850 acres .on Trent road. 2 miles from New Bern. A most desirable farm consisting of 125 , , seres, 8 miles f 10m New Berne, on A & N. C. R. R. and Bachelor's creek. An exceeding tine farm, 4 miles from the city, containing 050 acres, on Neuse road. - Gl H I MULE HOPE! Victims of malignant Blood Poison and Scro fula were frtrtnarlw t.k.J , r. . - -'va huuu mm iimt. Fearful nf Minirli,n .k.t. r-:l j . , . cotnpantonahip and medical ignorance uope. i neir me waa worse tnan death and their only relief the grave. Manyauchcaaeawereapeclally aad from the fact that the sufferers con tracted disease by accident or heredity , , li vi aur-ir own. MAriern Mvlll.aflftM l.l. i.i- - . thetlc consideration npon aU cases of blood nniaonlno-. and tnenlr..! .r.l.Mn. .au Ing for centuries in darknesa, baa finally evolved s core. Despair Taniahea like an evfl spirit,1 Hope shines forth like a glorious sunrise. . P. P. P. . ! ; aippman't Great Remedy.) 1 This soverelg-n 8peclfic cures all bras ol Blood Poisoning la both men and women. S1 Pes"ent core for Rheumatism. P. P. P. Is the only logical treatment for Catarrh and the only remedy for Catarrh in advanced stages. P. P. P. cures Dyspepsia In all its manifold forms and is a general tonic superior to all saraaparillaa. . LIPPMAN BROTHERS, PROPDirrriD Llppmsn Block, , Savannah. Cm. V. H. DUFFY. .11. XV. fii;ir: Funeral IHrrrtt.r r 'V' lKilali-irr. OtTc. (W Rro.,1 Rtrrt, m-xt ' ' . s aides. Reai !,. i. ( I-, i ; trnniiidr..)-, ,