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lira 0'CJRN.AL. n Pj 1U VOL. II. NEW BERNE, N. C, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1883. NO. 202. JL LOCAL NEWS. .J urual miniature Almanac. ', :-, '.'. v Sun risen, 6:15 I Length of day, , '. , . Sum 8ote, 4:48 1 10 hours, 3 minutes. Moon rises at 1:10 a. m. Thanksgiving Day next Thursday . New Berne Lodge No. 443, Knights of Honor, meet to-night. , ' i Mr. V. F. Kornogay, -of Goldsboro, wan in the city yesterday. , The steamer Snow EM arrived from Contentnea creek with seveuty-five bales of cotton. . . ' The Dismal Swamp Lottery Company advertise another drawing for Decem ber 20th. See "ad." Our city treasurer, J. W. Moore, haB paid off about $2,000 of the city indebt edness during the last week. j Out truckers are planting out cab bage. This vegetable is one among the few that yielded, a profit last spring. 1 The steamer Defiance cleared yester day morning for Baltimore with a full cargo of cotton, rice and naval stores. The steamer Trent had an accident to her wheel on her trip from Trenton on Thursday, which was repaired yester day. "'J .,' , , Our Northern visitors, who were re ported in the city last Sunday, are tak ing a view of the country between this city and Morehead City, Mr. John C. Green tells us that he has procured a heater for the Theatre and thd room will hereafter be comfortable no matter Jiow cold the weather. Well done. ' At a meeting of the Directors of the W. and W. Railroad Company held at Wilmington on Tuesday last, a semi annual dividend of four per cent was declared. ,, L. J. Moore, Esq., returned from Pamlico court yesterday. He .appeared as counsel in the case of George Wash ington, indicted for murder, which was removed from this county. Philemon Holland, Esq., returned from Pamlico court last night. He says the case of George Washington was given to the jury at 12 o'clock and a : verdict had not been rendered when he , left at 4 o'clock. , Dr. Barker has concluded to give one more; lecture, to-night, for males over sixteen only. Two of the finest heads will be phrenologized. Admittance 25 cents. , Let's give him a rousing house . on his farewell night. J Germany has 500 mills for the manu facture of wood pulp, and such a degree .of perfection has been reached in its manufacture that even for the bettor, "qualities of paper it is a complete sub stitute for rags. Wood pulp constitutes . 75 per cent of the paper stock used in that country. Price Reduced. . R.. Buist, Jr., & Co., have reduced the price of peas to $).75 per bushel. "A Prize Drawn. - Somebody has drawn a . prize no doubt, as yesterday was the day for the drawing of the Brilliant Scheme of the Dismal Swamp Lottery Company at Norfolk, Va. We may hear who and we may not. ftln House Burned. , Mr. J. R. Hargett, from Beaver creek, Jones county, arrived in the city yes terday evening and informs us that the gin house of Mr., W. F. Foy, in his neighborhood, was burned on Wednes day night with six or eight bales of cot ton.. The work of an incendiary. Home manufactures. . - We are pleased to note the success of Our enterprising townsman, Mr. John Dunn, in the manufacture of candy. Mr. Benjamin S. Guion is his traveling i salesman, and the numerous packages being shipped by almost every train and Steamboat are so many evidences of his ' good work and the superiority of the goods. . . Another Reason. Mr. John Pearce, one of the thrifty and ? industrious farmers' ; of ' Jones county, was in the city yesterday and requested us to give as another reason why Northern men would not invest their money in farm lands in this sec - tion is because hogs are allowed to run at large, break in and destroy crops. He says we are right in Baying that they want educational facilities for their children, and when they find that such ja nuisance as hogs running at large igl wjitoiuwo. n wiu do a more serious draw- - ack still. Our friend may be right in ihis conjecture, but we foar that if our Northern friends wno wish to invest money in our Southern lands should wait until we get rid of all our old fogy notions, they will never come. We want some of their good; practical farmers, those who know how to raise grass and stock, to come among us and :ehow us how to make a living without raising cotton. Mr. Pearce, himself, - is a very successful farmer; a few more - -such energetic men in the same neigh borhood would niake their influence . felt. That is, their ideas aboutiarming, stock, fences, etc., - would soon spread ?aud infuse themselves for some distance Arcund. . - , , Railroad Commissioners. . . At the recent meeting , of the stock holders of the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Company, held in the city of Wilmington, the following resolution was adopted: Whereas. Tn view f tfcn mHla whiti have grown out of the legislation of some of the Southern States, whereby Biwunoiuers nave oeen practically de prived of the management of their own railroads, and nf tho H tion of the same subject in North Caro lina. Resolved, That all consideration of the SUDiect Or constrnfitinfr a hrannh mart f rem the Wilmington & Weldon road in uie uirection oi Florence be for the present postponed. . ;, This sounds like a sort of a threat to the General Assembly of North Carolina that if they persist in passing a railroad commission bill or indulge in any leg islation that tends to impair or in any way diminishes the power of railroad corporations, that railroad building in Worth Carolina will cease , for awhile. But if the membors of the next General Assembly are wise they will examine this matter carefully and profit by the experience of other States and not bo governed entirely by the above resolu tion. Of course if such legislation is detrimental to the material progress of the State it should be let alone. The resolution embodied the views of the Baltimore stockholders who appear to be in the majority. Old Currency. ' We have an old North Carolina Treas ury note which roads: No. Carolina Currency, No. 2905, State of North Carolina. This bill entitles the bearer to receive twenty Spanish milled dollars or the value thereof in gold or silver agreeable to an Act of Assembly passed at Smith field the 5th day of May, 1779. Across one end "Death to counter feit," and the other "Twenty Dol lars." In the left hand corner "Peace on Honorable Terms." On the back "Twenty Dollars." "Printed by Hugh Walker, 1779." This valuable souvenir is the property of Sheriff Koonce, of Jones county, who purchased at at or near Richmond, Va., during the late war at the reasonable price of twenty-five cents on the dollar. Mr. Koonce prizes it highly and has it encased in an elegant gilt frame double glazed so that both sides may bo read with perfect convenience, and still pro tected from atmospheric influence. The note has been in existence now about one hundred and four years, sup posing it to have been issued the same year the Act passed, and it would seem that its prosent owner wishes it to be kept for at least that length of time in the future. . We would like for some one fond of calculating interest to give us the value of this note to-day, allowing it to have drawn 6 per cent per annum. Kinston Items. Cotton last Wednesday, 91 to 9.45. . ... Every evil has its compensating ad vantages. The presence of tramps and robbors here keeps our bad boys at home of nights. : The contractor, Zadock Edwards, commenced work last Monday on the new road from Kinston to the river bridge below the town. The work is to be completed by January 1st, 1884. , Last Satunday night, in the locality of Wise Fork, Jones county, Lewis Rhodes, colored, hearing an unusual noise on his premises, went out to learn what was going on, and was shot in the bowels with small shot by someunknown marauding thief. The wounded man was attended by Dr. Tull, of this place, and is doing very well. No robbers or burglars have yet been found under any of the beds in Kinston, but a few evenings since,; a "gay Lothario" was chased around the ceme tery, where it was expected he would be lost. He turned up, however, next morning, looking like a man who had bit off a cigar and could not find a match. ; - Sylvester ' Lawhorn. convicted at Duplin Superior Court, fall term, 1882, of shooting with a pistol Herman Bryan, at Kinston, in the summer of 1882, was taken from Wayne county jail last Monday, where he has been confined about six months, to Duplin court and re-sentenced to eighteen months im prisonment in the county jail of Duplin, making about two years in all. An incendiary set flretb the gin house of Wm. Foy, Esq. , living on Chinquapin, in Jones county, last Sun day night. Mr, Foy was- absent, but "old Bart," of Kinston, was sojourning there and discovered the fire in time to prevent much damage, only about a bale of seed cotton getting singed. , It was done about 10 o'clock at night. There were about seven bales of seed cotton in the houso at the time." V i The Code of North Carolina, prepared by W. T.. Dortch, John Manning and uohn Henderson, containing the crim inal and civil statutes up to and includ ing the acts of 1883, is, now being dis tributed among the law officers of the State. The Code forms two volumes, each of convenient size,- arranged in consecutive sections, like the - United States Statutes, firmly bound and neatly printed and is . very creditable t6 tho above named compilers and to the pub lishers, Banks and Brothera, New York. Its cost is; for the two volumes, $5. , STATE NEWS Gleaned from our Exchanges. Elizabeth City Economist: The Liffhthouse Board h:iY rflcnnnnAnri. ed to Secretary Folger that an ap propriation re math) of $135,000 lor the Pamlico Point lirht station, mul $15,000 for the Croatan light station lor tne liscal year ending June 30, 1S85. -We understand that thn steamer New Berne is to take her old place on the route between Elizabeth City and Washington. We welcome her back and extend to Capt. Short Pritchard the cor dial greeting of our community. Sraithfield Herald: On last Thursday night the house of Mr. J. II.' Aboil, of this town, wns ntml by supposed burglars and $10 in money taken from tho pant's pock ets ot Mr. E. S. A bell. n,nd other article also carried oil". The lioaso was entered through n wm. dow which had no slintter tn it. This shows conclusively that there is a gang oi uuoves in our midst, and our chief of police should leave no .stone uuturned to detect and apture them. At thn sami rimn let our citizens keep a sharp look out lor all suspicious characters. Charlotte Observer: Cunt. 1Yn,i Nash, tho city treasurer, yesterday jiiai on mo graded school teachers for the past 30 (lavs. The dm v mil of the teachers Amounts tn nvnr 700 per month.- Tim stoam shovel that has been at work filling up the . trestles on tho Carolina Jentral road, bevond Liiieolnton. will be sont to Laiirinlmr for repairs. It has been in mn. stant use for about three years and tho quantity of dirt it has removed is wonderful to contemplate. The nrst trouble it has ever yet caused, was on Monday eveniiifr when thn engine pulling it jumped the track and caused a blockade, besides a Ions dclav in tho. :mivi! ,r ti,, Charlotte train. liakisrk Ketcs-ObHcrrnr: Vi honr that firms North are nifin:finr,mn- much iuterest in tiie proposed State exposition hero next autumn. We were shown letters from several prominent linns instructing their representatives here to snare unit l.nr trouble nor expense in making full uispiays. tiioso will be features ot the exposition which Will infnrnsr, many people. The colored people were so elated at the success ot their fair that thev held :i. Monday evening, at which some speechos were made, and a gold headed cano was lnesentnd .inlm N. Williamson, tho secretary of the "Industrial Association," who cer tainly worked Hard or tho sneenxs of the fair. The cane bears l.lm following inscription: ",1. II. W.. from the members of the Koiih Carolina Industrial Association. 1S83." Mr. .J. 1.'. Wjirrnn M Gary township, comes to the front as a champion corn raiser, lie made seventv-eiirht barrels of nmn of which only three barrels were oi short ears. The corn is white Hint. tho ears of exeat size, nmi tin. quality the finest possible. Ashboro Courier: Last week thn Courier noted the fact that. Wm. Morris of Montgomery county had caugnc -za 'possoms m five nights, Which WO thought tool: thn friur rrt the bush," but a man near Siaith- ueia, in Johnston county caught 47 m two nights savs the Iferahl. And here comes tho I took v Mt. lie porter which says that it man in Nash county caucht C."t in one ni'rht. Next! Mr. M. G. Johnson, of Oakland townshin. showed us a few days ago a pair of pants belonging to one of his tenants, an old colored man named Caswell Alston, that were 53 years old and are without rent or patcu. They are made of white drilling, which Caswell bousrht here, 53 years ago, at 10' cents a yard and were worn by him when coufiing his wife. Chatham Record. This reminds us of onr old Iriend J. M. Davis of New Market township who called our attention a few days ago to a pair oi boots ho has been wearing siiieo 1S7!). He has been weariirsr. the boots afore- said continuously lor fourteen years, auu tuey are still in good condition. ' Try POTTER'S COUGH DROPS. ;' ' Allen's Brain Food bntanicnl pxf.iAif. strengthens the ; brain and positively cures nervous1 ueDiiity, nervousness, hoadaoho,' unnatural Ioshcs, and all weakness of generative system', it never fails. Si nktr. 6. for Sfij Afc 1 or by mail -frohv J. H. Allou, 315 First rirss Ave. JNew Xoru City. 7 ''--.Satisfactory Evidence. ' J. W. Graham, wholesale drucsrist. of Austin, Texas, writes: 4"I havo been handling Dr., Wm: Hall's Balsam for tho Lungs for the past year, and have found it one or tho most salable medicines I have ever had in my house for.. Coughs, Colde, and even Consumption;- always giving entire satisfaction. Please send me another gross- , ' . Washington Items. From the Gazette. The cotton seed oil mill of John Myers' Son will soon be in operation. The last of the machinery is daily ex pected. There has been some talk about the Old Domion steamers at this point con necting again at Elizabeth City. Mr. Myers, the agent here, has heard noth ing of it, however. Rev. Mr. May is reported as having said in a recent sermon that the people of Washington are very timid about the use of the word "hell" but that if they don't do better they will become more accustomed to it. So, look out. The death of Mr. Oliver Jarvis, of this town, on last Siindav expected by his friends, was still a sad surprise. ie naa neen sultering for more than a year with what we will term for want, of t.li fAWn disease of the throat and lungs. For some time Detore his death he could hardly speak above a whisper and finally lost altogether the nowor of nrHenln- tion. The now steamer being built by Capt. A. W. $tyron at Myers' ship yard was launched on Tuesday at noon. The steamer was christened with the pro verbial bottle of wine by little Margie, daughter of Capt. Styron, after whom she will bo named. Capt. Styron as sures us that tho Margie will soon bo completed. She will probably become tho property of the New Berne, Beau fort and Onslow Inland Coasting Com pany, and will run on New and White Oak rivers, in Onslow county, to Beau fort and Morehead City. So our friends in that section may look for the sound of her whistle soon. In this connection we loam that Capt. Styron will com mence the buildiner nf a nbnm vnnl.t in be placed on the same route. For many kinds of throat trouble doc tors recommend a pipe. They mean that you shall select a perfectly puro, daintily fragrant tobaceo, like Black wolFs Durham Long Cut, and get relief that way, by toning the membranes into new life and activity. A Fair Oiler. The Voltaic Belt Co., of Marshall, Mich., offer to send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic Belt and Electric Appliances on 'trial, for thirtv davs. tn mpn. nlH nml young, afflicted with nervous debility, ujwt vitality, ana many otner diseases. See advertisement in this paper, d&wlw Why is it so many suffer from rheu matism, aches, pains, kidney diseases, liver complaints, heart affections, etc.? It is simply because they will not come and be healed. All diseases begin from a want of iron in tho blood. This want of iron makes the blood thin, watery and impure. Impure blood carries weakness and distress in evory part of tho body. Supply this lack of iron by using Brown's Iron Bitters and you will soon find yourself enjoying perfect free dom from aches, pains, and general ill health. Pure Cod Liver Oil made from so locted livers, on the sea-shore, by Cas well, Hazard & Co., New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once tabsn it prefer it to all others. Physicians have decided it su perior to any of the other oils in mar ket. th-3 ai Candy BUT EAT IT PURE. All Kinds ot Trench Candies Made Fresh Every Day. SPECIALTIES: Chocolate, Cream Drops, Cocoa, JSoiibons, Buttercups. Cream Coeoanuts, Molasses Tally, Sugar Tally, Caramels. - ALSO Florida Oranges, Lemons, Ban anas, Coeoanuts, Malaga Grapes, Raisins, Currants, Citron and I'runes. A. II. POTTER, Next to Custom House, Middle Street. tl ! Coeoanuts Kratcd for ourctmtomo vh frei of clmive. noviiAlt f Dissolution of Copartnership. H'liA firm nf UATrTMTCl I, UV T.nu,l,l., ,1,,.. dissolved co-partnership by muUml consent, The bimincHH will be continued rh before. A. U. Kami nettling all accoiintH. roiioKBviuo, Nov. mn, itss,., A. O. rtAUltl'S, QUITMAN HAY. In accordance with the above, agreement I will continue business at my old stand and respectfully ask my old customers to contin ue their patronage. A. Q. BAKItTJS. s wtd2tnov!J. Buckingham Whiskey, A Really Pure Stimulant. This whiskey Is controlled entirely bv Ven. able A Heynian, N. Y. It is distilled in Mary land in uie siaio waicr regions or thatBwte, from the small grain grown there.' The d 1st II latlort Is superintended by a gentlemnn who understands his business thormmh I v Not h t n deleterious fe allowed to enter into its com position, aim none or it is allowed to bo sold until it Is fully three years old in order that, it may lie entirely free by evaporation from the fusel oil. ' Venable & Hey man offer these goods ns perfectly pure to till a Ion felt want for medical purposes. It Is their own brand and they stako their reputation on the truth of this assortiou, ' . ... . . For sale by - . . , ..-. C. II. BLANK, liovK.'d&w.lm . New Berne. N. 0. Oysters. A. E. KIMIIALL baa opened a . i 1 FIRST CLASS OYSTER SALOON : at south end of People's Market Moore's Old Btutid ami is prepared to furnish oysters in ony style. i . t. , , . riimUius supplied at their hoineKlIf desired, .' I -,. povn-dtl ' ..,. COMMERCIAL. Journal Office, Nov. 22, 6 P. M. COTTON-New York futures barely steady; spots quiet. New Berne market active. Sales 200 bales at 9 to 0.80. Middling:, 9i: Strict Low Middling 96; Low Middling, 9i; Ordinary, NEW YOIIK SPOTS. Middling. 10 1-2; Strict Low Mid dling 10 5-16; Low Middling 10 1-8. FUTURES. MORNING. NOON.- EVENING. November, 10.45 10.47 10.48 December, 10.52 10.57 10.59 January, 10.08 10:70 10.71 February, 10.83 10.85 10.86 RlCiC Sales 1,200 bushels at $1.00 to $1.10 in bulk. CORN No receipts. Prices steady at 65 to 70 cents. OATS-No arrivals. DOMESTIC MARKET. Turpentine Dip, $2.25; hard $1.25. Tar Firm at $1.25 and $$1.00. Beeswax 25c. per lb. Honey 75c. per gallon. Beef On foot, 5c. to 6c. Hams Country, 131c. per pound. Laud Country, 12ic. per lb. Fresh Pork 7a8c. per pound. F.aas 2flc. per dozen. Peanuts 1.00at.50 per bushel. Fodder 80c. to $1 per hundred. Cotton Sued 31c Onions 3 per bbl. Apples 75c.a$1.00 por bushel. Peas 85c. per bushol. Hides Dry, 9allc; green 5a6c. Tallow 6c. per lb. CHICKENS Grown. 45a50e. norlnair: spring 25a40c. meal 80c per bushel. Potatoes Bahamas 30c; yams 40c. Turnips 50a75c. per bush. Wool 12a20c. por pound. Shingles West ind ia.rlull anrl nnm. inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch, hearts, $4.00; saps, $3.00 Der M. wholesale prices. New Mess Pork Si3.no- lmur nin,u 7ic. ; shoulders, dry salt, 6c molasses and Syrups 22 Ja45c. Salt 95c. per sack. Flour $4.00a7.75 per barrel. TJtlK LARGEHT -and Best Selected Stock OF GENTS'' CLOTHING! AND Ladies' Dress Goods ! IN THIS MARKET, Just Arrived and Coming In Daily. A line stock of Ladies', Gents' and Hoy's Underwear. Also, Hoots and Shoes or the best quality and make. We call particular attention to our Fine Stock of Piece Goods, the llnest iii the city. Special Inducements offered to the trade. lioy's Olothing, Ij -A. DIES' CLOAKS. Our Notion Department is complete. Heeotir of Handkerchiefs, the finest in the city. We also keep a line stock of Solid Gold and Plated Jewelry, Knives, Forks ami Spoons, Triple Plated. G "Our Own" Laundrled Shirts, 05.00. 6 Pr. Ladies' Hose, 25 Cents. Ladles' nice Linen Handkerchiefs, 5 cents, Ladles' Fine skirts. A line stock of Corsets, all sines, Lap Kohes, Blankets, guilts, Bedspreads, and a Hue line of shawls. Carpets at. all prices. Kugs, Matting, And oilier things too numerous to mention. Save Money ly Buying of Us. WM. SULTAN & CO., nov7il&v Weiustcln Building, Kinston House in charge of A. S. Paphick and X. M. Brock. Ooera House Building. TMORE'S MINCE MEAT, Dried Peaches and Apples, Canned Vegetables, and Fruits, Canned Meats, Maccaroni, Mustard UngllKh and American, I'rosseand lllack well's Pickles, Lea l'ciTin'sKauce, (lelatines Cassara, Fori'iK' Meats, Hoiistcd Codec, Chocolate, Teas, d At W. HOLLISTEK'S. Dissolution of Copartnership. The law firm of CLAltlv A CT,A RK l,ns Wn dissolved by mutual consent, the junior, W. yt . uiaiK, av nig removeu to KaieiBh, c. c. cr.ARK. ' : KoDoi.rn duffy. CLARK & DUFFY, A.TTOBNBTS AT LAW, ' NEWBERN, N. C. Oflicc oppnslto the Gaston House. ocSldwtf 1000 Bushels Rust Prooi Seed Oats, 500 Bundles Ties, 20,000 Yards Bagging. For 8alo by " y ' ' . DAIL BROS., Commission Merchants, .; 'r.H New Berne", N. C. L. Wcinstcin HAS TEH Most .Selected Stdck ' LOWER THAN EVER. . , "V oot30-dtf t Wm. Pell Ballance & Co.'s Red Front Store S. FRONT Street, . Now offers decidedly the Choicest Selection ever oflered to the people of New uerne in tne lines of FINE GROCERIES, Confectioneries and Fruits. . We have iust finished petting an . sortment of Staple, Fancy and Season able Goods, consisting of ah tne leading Koasted CofTcps, including Java and Mocha. Full line of choicest cannnd rfnn.lc both Fruits and Fish. Pure Spices, ground and ungr,ound. Pickles in glass and wood. Preserves in glass, tin and bulk. Cranberry Sauce. Maple Syrup. Prunes. Thanksgiving Mince Meat. Finest Oatmeal and IJuckwheat. Choicest Butter and Gheesc. Highest grade Patent Flour. Hominy, Samp, Grits. English Breakfast. (1 Oolong Teas, FlNUST Eaisi.VS. Candies. Ornnffoa C. Nuts, Pcuans, Filberts, English wumuis, cranberries, Apples, Malaga Grapes. C'odfish. Hams. Should frs. ami Stn. pie Provisions. Cigars, Snuff and Tobacco. Cash trade only wantkd. Gome and see us and be snrprised. Wm. Pull Ballanck & Go. novlld ALPHEUS W. WOOD, Commission Merchant For Urn Purchaso and Sale of RICE, C0R2T, OATS, AND ALL KINDS OF GRAIN. Agent for the f.OT.nennnn mr . r . vuiU- Ai lor Hie purchase of COTTON SEED. Oflice one door north Cotton Exchange, NEW BERN, N. C, W Orders am,, .onslsnnients solicited novldlf THE KUSH IlOLLElt SKATING RINK will be open in the WKINSTKIN BU1MMNO, EVERY EVENING DURING NOVEMBEE. Ladies admitted to the Rink, and fur nished skates on nil pvn?iiiimi fwww n CHARGE. QRANBKUBY SAUCE, Pickled Lamb's Tongues in Glass, Soups: Mock Turtle. Ox-T ail. Green Turtle, Steam Cooked Oat Meal, Pig's Feet, Baked Beans, MINCE MEAT, Plum Pudding, P.uckwheat, Currants, Citron, Mackerel, Smoked Herrings, Fulton Market Beef, Beef Tongues, Breakfast Strips, Small Hams, Sugar Cured Shoulders, Cheese, Pickles, White Beans, Italian Maccaroni, Fresh Canned Lobsters, ltaisins, A lot of CHOICE TEAS, Just received, C. E. SL0VER. lanll-dly Pigs' Feetj Tripe AND By the half bbl or keg -AT Wholesale and Retail CHAS. H. BT.AWIT ; 40,000 Cigars A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF CIGARS. Can bfl holltrhf nf frnm f Kn 1 - n thousand cheaper than Factory prices. - ;I-,C. YEOMANS, i . V. t .V " . New Berne, N. C. Parties outsule the city are esne-" cially invited to call and examine stock. ' i novlfldtf t
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