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VOL. II. " . ; NEW. BERNE, N. C., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1883. NO. 194. LOCAL NEWS. Journal miaUture Almanac, t Sun rises, 6:36 I Length of day, - Sun sets, 4:53 f 10 hours, t? minutes. . Moon sets at 5:50 a. m. Dr. F. W. Hughes and bride arrived on Monday night. ,.-; "t , Governor Jarvia ' arrived ' last night ''rid is the guest of our townsman Henry ' 1 R. Bry an, Esq. ; . i; ' ; f : ; ' ' ', ' V " v '" Deputy Grand Master F. H. Busbee, arrived lost night and is the guest' of Capt. Matt Manly. ';. iilIt m aell Tou this." said a; little girl to the Richlands widower at the festival , last 'night. ' offering a neat little .boquet , ' ' "If you can sell toe one, V he replied earnestly, "that will V make a sixteen year old girl fall in love With me I will buy it. I don't want a Widow," llluoalnatloa. ; We trust that all of our merchants ; will have their shutters down and light up tneir scores ana iront winaows 10- . The Festival. " " " The ladies of the M. E. Church Work ing Society are holding a festival next door to the post office, where the, weary and hungry can drop in to-day and to night after the parade and be served in handsome style. , - Cro carles. - . . . i Wa call attention to the new adver- tlsement in this issue of Dr. Wm. Pell '' Ballance & Co. ' This firm deals excrus l' Ively in fancy; and heavy groceries; buy . , largely on the cash basis and guarantee low prices to their customers. Their goods are neatly arranged and attrac tive..., ; - ;. , ;; Bara Bunud. ., ' '.: ! ' ty who lives near Cobton, met with a - serious misfortune last Saturday night j ln the burning of his barn, including nine bales of cotton and all the corn he had housed. It is thought to be the work of an incendiary. This is the second misfortune of this kind Mr. Lane has had within a few years, his dwelling Having been burned not many years Work for Polleemeii. . . We have been requested to inform ' the police force of this city that the good people in the neighborhood of the comer of Pollok and Spring street are greatly annoyed by a crowd of white boys who assemble at night, whoop, holler, pilfer and disturb the Quietude of the neigh borhood generally. Our police force is quite small and must depend in a great measure upon information from the ' citizens concerning such disturbances, - We mention this complaint in order that they may give It their attention.- Pamlico Court "; i- ,1 The Superior Court of Pamlico county will convene at Bayboro next Monday. Judge Avery presiding. Three murder cases re on the docket for trial two in the county and one, that of George Washington, from this countv. ' L. J, Moore, Esq.. has been retained to assist . Messrs. Wm. Whitford and w. ;js, Clarke in the defense of Washington. We wish again to remind our delin quent . subscribers in that county that our agent, C. C. Taylor, will be at court on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, , and if they desire to have the Journal continued to them they had better get his receipt. . r? rns . Meeting of Lenoir County Teachers, v Pursuant to the call issued by Cant. W. S. Byrd. County Superintendent of rubiic instruction, vt. u. u. Lewis ana F..- N. Skinner for a meeting of the teachers of Lenoir county, there assem - bled in the court house at Kinston rep resentatives from four sections of the countv. , -' ' " " k: On motion, Dr. R. H. ' Lewis was made temporary chairman and F. N. ' Skinner temDorarr secretary; ! . J The chairman stated that the object of the meeting was for the purpose ' of forming an association for the improve "me-.t of the teachers and tneir pupils. and for the general advancement of . education in the county. , . " It havinz been resolved that a perma- aent organization be effected at this , meeting, the following officers were unanimously elected, viz. President, Dr. R. H. Lewis, of Kins ton College; Vice President, Prof. J. Y Joyner.ofLa Grange Collegiate Insti tute; Secretary and Treasurer, i. in - Skinner, of Bethel Academy , -. The secretary was requested to notify all the ' teachers of the county or. tne time and place of the next meeting. A committee consisting of the Presi .dent. Vice President and Mr. A. S . Abbott, was appointed to draft a const! tution, by-lawB and rules of order and .rert at next meetinr. v -. The .name of the Lenoir County Teachers Association" was unanimously adopted. : -.-. . -. The next meeting of the Association ' will be held in the Court House at Kin ston on the second Saturday in Decem ber at 11:30 o'clock a. m. Mr. John R. Harding, of Kinston College, was select ed "8 the orator for the next meeting. H e secretary was directed to send the proi Aedings of this meeting, with a roiiio tfor publication, to the Kinston 1 1 ee I'resa, the New Berne Journal and tl9 Golidoro He8enger.1 After which, tfc.e boing no further business, the Association adjourned. , Db. R. H. Lwpt Pres. F. N. Ekinner, Sec. '. Laying the Corner Stone. . - ; To-day the people of Craven and ad joining counties have been invited here to witness an important event in the history of this county the laying of the cornerstone of a Court House. It is meet and proper that a day should be set apart for the commemoration of the ' erection of this temple of justice. A Court House should not be regarded as merely a place where , criminals are tried, convicted and -sentenced, but should be esteemed and respected as a place next to the holy one, a place for1 the assembling of an earthly tribunal for the purpose of meting out justice to mankind who are proned to differ, and are unable to settle their differences between themselves. The Chief Mag istrate of the State will be here to speak to us on the occasion; the ancient and honorable order of Free and Accepted Masont will perform the ceremonies of laying the corner stone, " and the civil authorities of the city and county will join in the services. :.- THE PROCESSION. At 10 o'clock Bharp a procession will be formed on the Academy Green, un der the direction of the Chief .Marshal, E. H. Meadows, Esq., assisted by Capt. Matt Manly, Messrs. Geo. B. Gu ion and T. J. Mitchell, and move in the follow ing order: ,., . Silver Cornet Band. Grand Tyler, with a drawn Sword; Grand Stewards, with White Rods; A Brother, with a Golden Vessel con taining Corn; Two Brethren, carrying Silver Vessels, one of Wine, the other of Oil; Principal Architect, with Square, Level 7 and numb; Grand Secretary; , Grand Treasurer; Bible, Square and Compass, carried by a Master of a Lodge, supported by two Stewards; - i . Grand Chaplain; ' The Five Orders; Past Grand Wardens ; . Past Deputy Grand Masters; , Past Grand Masters; Two Large Lights, borne by two Masters " of Lodges; Grand Wardens; Deputy Grand Master; The Master of the Oldest Lodge, carrying the Hook of Constitutions; Grand Deacons, with Black Rods, seven feet apart; -The M. W. Grand Master; Grand Standard Bearer; Grand Sword Bearer, with drawn Sword ; Two Stewards, with White Rods; Governor of the State; Civil Officers of the county and city. , New Berne Graded School; Citizens generally. line of march. The column will move from the Acad emy Ureen, , immediately after being formed, up . Neuse street to Metcalf, down Metcalf to Pollok, down Pollok to Middle, down Middle to South Front, down South Front to Craven, up Craven to Pollok, up Pollok to Middle, up Mid die to Broad down Broad to the Court House., The Grand Lodge .will form around the Northeast corner of the building and the corner stone will be laid under the direction of Deputy Grand Master, ; ;.U fi " ; . FAB. Hi BUSBEE, of Raleigh. After this the Chairman of the. Board of County Commissioners, Jas. A. Bryan, Esq., will read a brief' history of the old court house, then will follow the address of .;: .,' . governor jarvis. . ' At the conclusion the Grand Lodge will return to the Masonic Hall and close in due form, i -"'i . ' - ; . at night. . The Fire Department will form to night at 8 O'clock sharp on Broad street between .Middle and Hancock, right resting on Hancock,' in the following order: " . ' New Berne Silver Cornet Band. Atlantic Steam Fire Company ':: . New Berne Steam Fire Company . Mechanic's Hook & Ladder Company Star Band. . ' - Reliance Engine Company. : : . . Rough & Ready Truck mpany. LINE of march. - The column will move under direo tion of the Chief of the Department, J W, Moore. . i ',i U, Will , ? march up K Broad to Metcalf,"' ' countermarch i to- Middle, down Middle Oto South Front down South Front to East Front, up East Front to Neuse, up Neuse to Craven up Craven .to- Johnson, up ' Johnson to Metcalf, s down Metcalf to ' Broad,' up Broad to George,' down George to Pol lok, down Pollok to Craven,, up Craven to Broad, down Broad to East Front own East Front to Pollok, up Pollok to Craven, down Craven to South Front, countermarch to Pollok, up Pollok to Middle, up Middle to Broads ; member . of Atlantic .Fire' Company Ha. 1. ; You are hereby ordereil to assemble H your engine house this' (Wednesday) evening at 7 o'clock in. lull uompany uniform, for the purpose of. partifiipa ting in the torchlight parade, Bv order of the Foreman. J. It. JU, UARRAWAY, SeO, l l A.'v. Mr. J. H. Hawkins, Ridgway I N. C says: "I usel Brown's Iron Bitters aa tonio and found it very beneficial. '' . "Matter." The haunt of wvaterv and KM home 61 Mr. Editor: Dr. Barker in his in teresting, lecture of Monday, showed his audience tbat phrenology is not mere Dumpoiogy," but a study of man as a voi man aa ai whole, and a branch of what Pope calls lhe proper study of mankind." liis I iu. 'm . louiai&s un uio maucrmiiBui oi uioiui i philosophers;showing, that materialism of two kinds, and not always to be denounced, as it is by theologians, called to my mind the following lines written some years ago, which, as they have never been published, I send you as illus trative of the Doctor's materialism as I understand it, which is the same as tbat of Lecky, the author of "A History of European Morals" who holds that we have an intuitive or moral nature, which is as truly a part of our being as is our reason, and teachs us what reason could never teach, and is the connect ing link between our own and a higher nature. The lines of this nature tend upward. The Doctor acknowledged himself in one sense a materialist, and ipoke with respect of matter, "The haunt of mystery and the home of thought. " Chadwick. What is this "matter" over which There rages theolojzic strife Gainst him who says that it contains Promise and potency of lifer Why is it scorned and flouted so, Why counted gross and low, If we believe apart from it The mind can no existence know? If matter's indestructible, Why is it such a deadly sin To hold tbat through eternity As now it evermore has beeni They are truth's apo&tles those who trace It's grand illimitable past. And read those laws which ne'er began And through eternity must last. And they, whom some "material" call, View matter with most solemn awe The womb of thought, of soul, of life, The haunt of mystery and of law. They may not know what law combines Matter and mind, body and soul, Nor how eternally it works Producing one harmonious whole. lis but a part that they can see, Of that eternal, living mind, Which dwells in nature, as the soul And body are in one combined. For how can one who's never known The sense of smell conceive its power? lie cannot see, be cannot touch The perfume rising from a flower Nor can the sense of man conceive Matter etherialized, refined. lie cannot see, he cannot touch His life, his soul, his conscious mind. Then count me as materialist, When "matter's potency" I plead And say it has eternal laws Man s present senses cannot read. M. B. C. Kinston Items. Cotton stands still at 9 1-4 for the best. ''There's millions" in purchases or cotton at present prices. A Mormon elder says that one great advantage of polygamy is that it does away with the necessity" of hiring ser vants. That would be a great relief to tuia section, but it would be very haz ardous to practice such economy about here A while man, running a $10,000 farm in this county, indicted before a mag- istrateiast a haif..witted negro wuuiaii iui mo uiibkbu laiuouj oi uui egg laid by n hen that died about the time "old Grimes" did. His revenge is rotten The weather made a sudden and agreeable change last Monday from sul try summer to invigorating winter. a small hre which was soon smothered, uwt uiuiKiiiw uub BVBi v uuuy uy tue alarm belL ri . Mrs. Cora Nunn, wife of B. F. Nunn, Esq. of this place, died here last Friday with consumption, after a lingering confinement of several weeks. She was the daughter of John H. Stevenson of Kinston. She was burned in Kinston Cemetery last Sunday. ; (' S. V. Laughinghouse, of the town police, believing he was not properly sustained by his chief,, our mayor, has declined to ce a policeman any longer Without intending to endorse his com plaint, it is a bad thing to lose an officer who fearlessly ana impartially attempts to discharge his official duty. There are about seventeen thousand dentists in the United States and they rack into the teeth of the American people a ton of pure gold every year, Dr. H. D. Harper is one of the seven teen thousand and has moved into his new office, up stairs, in Lof tin's Opera House buildmg, where he is prepared to pack the: pure gold into decayed Stephen Moore, the noted barbacue man of Lenoir County, aged about 60, cuea Buuaeniy at nis residence last Thursday morning from paralysis. He got up, as usual in the morning ana undertook to make a fire, when his hand suddenly became parauzed., it He re turned to his bed and died immediately. He was in good health, apparently, tne evening previous to his death. , : . . Lost Faith in Physicians There are innumerable instances where cures have been effected by Sco vill's Sarsaparilla, or Blood and Liver Syrup, for all diseases of , the blood, when the patient has been Riven up by physicians. It is one of the best reme dies ever oiiored to tne public, and as it is prepared Ay ith the greatest eare, as a specific for '. certain diseases, it is no wonder that it Bhould be more effectual than hastily written and carelessly pre- Blood and Liver Syrup for all disorders arising from impure blood. It is en dorsed by all leading professional men .In the Salons f Fashion white teeth are more frequently seen dies have eiven the seal of their annro- bationto SOZODONT, foremost among toilet articles. This superlatively j v uiAt.. 7"" r i..T.ii. i.iA. .!. I moves impurities wmca onsoure tneiri,i p. ' r" i , .1 . . 1 natural hue, strengthens them makes the gums as ruddy and hard as coral, and communicates sweetness and , rosiness to the mouth. A Fair Offer. The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., offer to send Dr. Dye's Voltaic Belt and Appliances on trial, for thirty days, to men, young or old, afflicted with ner vous debility, lost vitality, and kindred troubles. See advertisement in this paper. Wm. Fell Ballance & Co.'s Red Front Store S. FRONT Street. Now offers decidedly the Choicest " Selection ever ottered to the people of New Berne in the lines of FINE GROCERIES, Confectioneries and Fruits. We have just finished getting an as sortment of Staple, Fancy and Season' able Goods, consisting of All the leading Roasted Coffees. including Java and Mocha. uuii line oi onoioest canned goods, both Fruits and Fish. , TS M 1 Ail. -a Pure Spices, ground and unground. rioKles in glass and wood. .Preserves in glass, tin and bulk Cranberry Sauce. Maple Syrup. Prunes. Thanksgiving Mince Meat. Finest Oatmeal and Buckwheat. Choicest Batter and Cheese. Highest grade Patent Flour. TT ; a r nvmmj, oump, whs. iiinglish Ureatfast, ttunpewder and Oolong Teas, Finest Raisins. Cand es. Oram. C. Nuts, Pecans, Filberts, English tv ainuui. vranDerries, Apples, Malaga . . iuuuBu. xiauiB. oneuiuers, ana Ota- pie Provisions. I Cigars, Snuff and Tobacco. . Gash tbadb only wanted. Come and see us and be snrprised. Wm. Pell Ballance & Co. novl4d TMORES MINCE MEAT, Dried Peaches and Apples, Canned Vegetables and Fruits, Canned Meats, Maccaroni, Mustard En gllBh and American, Crosse and Blackwell's Pickles, Lea A Perrin'i Bance, Gelatines Caasara, Ferris' Meats, Roasted Coffee, Chocolate, Teas, I At W. HOLUSTEH'8. BMDGE OVER LITTLE SWIFT CREEK. , . ' SEALED PROPOSALS for BUILDING a BRIDGE over LITTLE SWIFT CREEK, of the best pitch pine heavy timbers, at the head oi navigation on tne same, will be received uy me ooaru oi uonntr commissioners from uuu) up w hue timo oi ine next regular meet' lng of said Board. i . i . The width of the bridge shall be fourteen bridge to be paid fo? out of tixes to be I collected for the year 1884. I The Board reserves the right to reject any I JAMES A. BRYAN, Chairman. Nov. 6th, 1883. dAw-tdec3 THE BUSH EOLLEE SKATING RINK will be open in the V EINSTEIN BUILDING, ?, EVERY EVENING NOVEMBER Ladies admitted to the Rink, and fur nished skates on all evenings FREE OF I UdAKUIi. ' tf. Leader oi Low Trices. I -a- a v -n. rir am tm a lA rTDTiViSATiHj Qfift RETAIL. Has Just returned from the North with a large auu wau-aeiecHMI shick OI Dry Goods. Fancy Goods md Mons. Cheaper Than Ever Offered Before. I will have Bpeclal Bales every week in ev- . .... - - My stock Of DRESS OOODH. annh as Mlka. 1JUO. Satins, Oashmerea and Mourning Goods, can- uu ua luauinea tor we money in we a late, I have a large line of Dress Trimmings, Em broideries and Edgings at reduced vrloea. ' Ladles, Genu and Children's Under Vesta In great variety. Bpeolal attention is called to our Shoe De partment. .- Also, uarnets fcna on Cloths A large stook of Picture Frames of every Fancy Goods. Basket, Tinware, etc, etc ,S3SSSUi, "WSSSS I 001,18 erly Pie. ; octaocrwSffl Pollook it , New Berne, N.C. COMMERCIAL. Journal Office, Nov. 18, 6 P. M. COTTON New York futures steady, 7r vw Sales of 130 bales Middhnir. 8! RtnVf T- : ijOW Mian liner. iirdinnrv NEW YORK SPOTS. Middline. 10 7-16: Strict Low Mid dling 10 1-4; Low Middling 10 1-16. FUTURES. HORNING. NOON. EVENING. November, 10.80 10.87 December, 10.46 10.48 , January, 10.63 10.63 February, 10.78 10.78 RICE Sales of three to four thousand bushels. Market steady at 90 to $1.10 including sacks. CORN No receipts. Prime new 66 to 60. OATS-No receipts. Steady at 50 cents. DOKKSTIC MARKET. Turpentine Dip, 82.25; hard $1.25. tar rmn at gl.25 and 81.50. beeswax 85c. per lb. Honey 75c. per gallon. Beef On foot, 5c. to 6c. Hams Country, 13ic. per pound. ua.hu uouncry , late, per lb. Fresh Pork 7a8o. per pound. Egos 23c. per dozen. Peanuts 81.50al.75 per bushel. dodder buc. to 81 per hundred. Cotton Shed Sic. Onions 83 3.50 per bbl. Apples 75c.a81.25 per bushel. Peas 85c. per bushel. Hides Dry, flallc; green 6a6o. iaujOW oc. per lb. Chickens Grown. 45a50c. per pair: spring 25a40c. meal 70c per bushel. Potatoes Bahamas 85c.; yams 50c. Wool 12a20c. per pound. Shingles West India.dull and nom. inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch, hearts, 84.00; saps, $3.00 per M. wholesale prices. New Mess Pork $13.00: loner clears 71c; shoulders, dry salt, 6ic Molasses and Syrups 22a45c. Salt 95c. per sack. Flour $4.00a7.75 per barrel. Dissolution of Copartnership. The law firm of CLARK & CLARK has been l?,V80,Iv??y mutual consent, the junior, w I "'""veu io Kaieign. c.cci.ark. roboi.ph duffy. CLARK & DUFFY, I ATTORNKYS AT T, A W I NEWBERY. N. C. urace opposite the Gaston House. ocSldwtf ii r r r n . t 1UUU J3UBI1C1S KUSl JTTOOI Seed Oats, 500 Bundles Ties, 20,000 Yards Bagging. For salejby DAIL BROS., Commission Merchants, New Berne, N. C. ALPHEUS W. WOOD, Commission Merchant i For the Purchase and Sale of EICE, COM, OATS, AND ALL KINLS OF GRAIN. I Agent for the GOLDSBORO OIL COM- " , , 01 COTTON 8EKO. Office one door north Cotton Exchange, NEWBERN, IT. C, W Orders and Consignments solicited. novWtf THE LARGEST AND Best Selected Stock GENTS' CLOTHING! AND Ladies' Dress Goods! . IN THIS MARKET, Just Arrived and Coming In Daily. A One stock of Ladies'. Gents' and Bov's Underwear. Also. Boot and Shoes of the best aualltv BUUUUMLe, we call partlonlar attention to our Fine Stock of Piece Goods, I the finest In the city. Special Inducements uuerea to we iraae. JBoy's Clothing, x.a.xx:eis' oijoakb Our Notion Department Is complete. Beeonr of Handkerchiefs, the finest In I oi a&D wecuy. we auio seep a nne stocs or Solid Gold and Plated Jewelry, Inircs, Forks and Spoons, Triple Plated. "Our Owb" Lsramdrled ShJrts, 15.00. 8 Br. Ladies' bote, 25 Cents. Ladles' nice Linen Handkerchiefs, 5 cents, Tjulla Vina UVIrta A fine stock of Corsets, all size. Lan Knhei. Blankets, ttullts. Bed BDreads. and a flie line oi oiiawis. Carpets at all prices. Rubs. Mattlna. And other things too numerous to mention. Save Honey by Buyingof Us. WM. SULTAN & CO., nov7dAw Wclnstela Bnllding Kinston Bouse in charge of A. S Padrick and X. If. Brock, Opera House 25 Doz. Collins' Axes, N.C. Pattern, is.50 perDoiea. Every on. warranted. . P. M. DKANEY, South Front street, New Berne, N.C. oct2I-dwtf HENRY L. HALL, DEALER IN , School Books, Blank Books. FUSE STATIONERY, Box Papers, Autograph Albums and Photo Albums, Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Gum, String and Hook Tags and Rubber Bands, Playing Cards, Dice, Dominoes, Visiting and Correspondence Carde, Scrap Books and Scrap Book Pictures, Sheet Music, Piano and Instruction Books, Violins, Bows, Bridges and Strings, Demorest Cut Paper Patterns MAGAZINES ' AND Illustrated Papers. nov2dtf L. C. BOYINGTON'8 PATENT AUTOMATIC) CABINET FOLDING BEDS C9 The most mrfectlr halannvl rni murn nm i. .k. and clone it with eaxe. Tliey combine Great STRENGTH .BEAUTY MuTY? It to the VERY BEST, most compact, EASIEST FOLD El) SSP1 ,n1 te J?ow ottered to th publlo aa the CHEAP 1TjSte"t Bed on the market. It ECOVO- PETS, keeps the BEDDING CLEAN FROM DUST and la rapidly miperaodlne: all other beda In the fainllleaof tuo rich and pour alike In all aecMoni of thn countnr. ' ul Made In BFKEA1T. DRESftlMCAMlC ' BOARD, and WKiTian-DKHK bc-nfl for Descriptive and Illustrated Circular. Factqqf&0fficel14B5 StateSL Chicago. I W in iPTifllnrr fur circular with ntn&a this puiH'r. r For Sale, AJMICE HOUSE, with eight rooms and all necessary outhouses and a large lot on Qer. man street, in the City of New Heme WM. J. and Wm. V. nt.Ait.'c oct2-dlm AttomnvKut Oysters. The FINEST OVHTTCRS ih. mi oven. FOKU8 can be found at David Speirrht'H IAronBuS.DOCK,BeCnd fl0r ,n th' ftr8t eervea in an styles. octMdlm JUSTRECEIVED J. L. McDANIEL'S BY LAST STEAMER, A fresh lot of Cakes and Crackers, Mince Meat, Canned Goods, Best Butter, Fresh Roasted Coffee, Grits, Sweet 9?rPpTeV is selling at bottom Prices. Call and examine hnfnm elsewhere. Broad Street, 4 Doors above Middle, QRANBER11Y SAUCE, Pickled Lamb's Tongues in Glass, Soups: Mock Turtle. Ox-TaiL fPn Turtle, Steam Cooked Oat Meal, Pig's Feet, Baked Beans. MINCE MEAT, Plum Pudding ' Buckwheat, Currants, Citron, Mackerel, Smoked Herrings, Fulton Market Beef, Beef Tongues, Breakfast Strips, Small Hams, F ' Sugar Cured Shoulders, Cheese, Pickles, White Beans, Italian Maccaroni, Fresh Canned Lobsters, Raisins, A lot of CHOICE TEAS, Just received, . I1.-1C. E. SLOVEE. lanll-dly Pigs' Feet, .Ti?ipe AND By the half bbl or teg -AT- Vbolcsslo end HiW CHA3. H- BLANK. HAS THK I . ,. . Most Selected , Stock 10 WEE THAN EVO. i
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