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r CBLISHKBS ANNOCNCEaiBNT. THE DAILY JOUANAL, Matluna pP pabruhsd ily except at .0p sr, M.0 for iix months. Uelirsred to eity abscrifcsrs at W ctou per tPoDtk. . THE NEW BERNE JOURNAL, a S column pipr, ii pabllshed svry Thursday at ISOO pi tin urn. A&TERTIS1NO RATtS (DAILY) Ods inch ne iixf M hhu ; on week, 10S- one month .'! thrw months, 10.u0; six months, (11.00; I elr months. S0.0O IdnrUiemnU ander head ot "City Iunas , ft cent per lias tor each esertlon Mo adrertUemeaU will be Inserted between, jooal Hatter at any price. ' Mottoes ef Marriace or Deaths, aot to exceed ea line will be iaeerted free. All additional matter will be charted 10 cents per line. Payments for transient adTcrtieements muit be mad la adrano. Regular advertisement will be collected promptly at the end of each month. Communications coniainlng new or a discus ton ot local matters are solicited. No common cauoa must expect to be published that contains o ijectionsble personalities; withholds the nana tf tbeaathar; or thai will make more than one olnnaef thisoaper THE JOUKNAL. a. s. bvxji. Editor. SEW BERN E. N. C, JUNE 21 . 1884. itatered at the Poet office at New Berne, N C a second-class matter. 1)0 THE DEMOCRATS WANT TO CARRY NORTH CAROLINA IN 1884! The question propounded here will doubtless be regarded by all intelligent readers as . superfluous, because every voter without regard to party affiliation will answer in the affirmative.: But the- acts of parties, .and of individuals, often antagonize . their earnest wishes. The manner in which the Congres sional Convention was called and held for the Second District is a case In point.' This Convention was called at the extreme end of the District, thereby compelling the delegates from the other end to travel at least one hundred and forty miles. But the Democrats in this end of the district wished to be represented in that Convention; they appointed delegates; the dele gates leave in time to take tho first train from Goldsboro on the day of the Convention; the delegates at the other end of the district were apprised of the fact, so we are in formed, that they were on the way yet the Convention was organized, the business rushed through, and the delegates arrived from this end of the district to find that they were on a fool's errand. Now the manipulators of this Convention evidently intended to deprive the Democrats at this end '. of the district of their represents tion or to put them to unnecessary expense and time to attend, it is charged that there was trickery and jobbery in the Convention and that the chairman, Mr. A. J. Galloway, who resides out of the district, did not cause to be pub lished in the schedule list of Con ventions in the News and Observer, the organ of the party, the call for ; it. Why this unfair discrimination against that part of the district lying on the line of the Atlantic and X C. Railroad! It is said that an explanation is to be foudd in the fact that a certain well known gentleman who enjoys an easy birth in Washington City and who desired to go as delegate to Chicago, feared, and justly so, opposition from this end of the district. It is also intimated that this end of the line favored a Congressional candi date who had opposed him in Washington in the past and whose candidacy it was thought might strengthen him in any claims, he might hereafter assert to the place which the aforesaid delegate so much enjoys in his adopted city of Washington. It 'ibis considera tion led to the disfranchisement in the Convention of this end of the district it is a disgrace to the party. Some say "Oh, let it pass, if agi tated it may hurt the party." From this view of the matter we beg to dissent. Such scandalous practices will ruin any party.4 To submit quietly to them is to encourage them and it is thus that corruption fastens itself upon a party. De nounce them and cure the evil be fire it has grown into a fatal v . . ( - . - disease.' .-v 5 The first ballot we ever cast was tor good Old JpHNATHAN WOETH, 1 since that time we have stead ported the Democratic ticket. ; oct to continue to support '! v, . ""e convinced that some better preserve the rights and lib- erties of the neowe. If the nartvl8loclu. - - n..ln.oAn onati Anlnt aa iliot ni.n.l , ., . ., , , , I ticed at the Weldon Convention, then it does not want to succeed in this contest. Our Memorial Day. - The Pickett-Buohanan Camp of linn fiulurata Vuf APano haaronnafitaH vwuv.uuv the colors of our, public buildings and the shipping to be hoisted to day at half-mast; that stores and shops be closed; and that the bells of various churches shall"be tolled when the column moves. Wo take it for granted these requests will bo complied with, and that thus ad ditional solemnity will be given to the occasion. Tho organization of the aflair is now complete, and as far as the Veterans are concerned the duty of the living to the dead will bo performed wich tenderness, respect and decornm. But much depends on the spontaneous action of the citizens at large, and it is both hoped and expected that the popular action will be in accord with the sentiment of the occasion. As we have before said, flowers are difficult to obtain at this season, and, therefore, all contributions of these will be valuable to Major ; Pickett and his Committee. Let no one shrink from sending them because he or she cannot make a large contribu tion.; Jiandluls Mrom various sources will amount to a great deal in the aggregate, and this fact should not be lost sight of by any one in sympathy with this noble unuerLiug,IOr8ureiy10i8 aUou unaeriamng, ior snreiy w is nooie , T ,. lo r , a. utaulwuo fell in the line of duty, or who have "crossed over ine r veroj rescin the 8hade.''-JToroZA: Landmark. FARMING WITH A WILL. rPli flrar. nraolr In .Tnn T hnd finioho nlanrinir or1 on ha mxr noirrhhnra onrl an t.Vioro who o. lit.Mft 1 hroalhinof rimo hotnrn linAintr I An. I gaged my neighbor Swain to plough up another piece for me. This had hienJast crooned evidentlv with ' . . " . v 1 nnrn a.nrl Atf. no t.ha onm hfurl VVtHI fiaa v ivtv akj vuv -a uum grown. Though there were birches here aud there growing over it. which had evidently started np since the corn was taken off, that were now fifteen or twenty feet high, the rows of corn as it had been well 'hilled up' were as dis tinct as when left fifteen or twenty years before. There was but about half an acre that had been thus cropped, but I managed by remov ing the stones and digging up the trees to get about two acres more ploughed, j This I fertilized and harrowed and worked down very much better than I anticipated; thou I fertilized again and then went over it again with the har row. One-half of this I planted to vellow eyed beans, and the other half I drilled to fodder corn, While I was doing this I heard a wagon stop at my gate and soon saw old Jew Cummings approach- ing, looking about him on every side; 'Mornin,' said he as he drew near, 'Good morning, sir,' said I in re ply. Tve hecrn 't we'd a sort o' crazy man come 'mongst us ,'spectin' to farmin' in some new langed way. I spose you're the man. . , 'Well, I don't know whether I am the man or not. What is the name of the man you are looking after!' 'They tell me his name's Hen- shaw, and has bought the poor old Flint Hill larm, and this is it.7 'Then I conless to being the man you are looking for; but as to being crazy I am non-committal. Time will settle that.' , 'Wal, I can't settle that now. If ye think o' gittin' rich, on this here larm, or even gittin' a livm7, ye haint Xar7 from bein' crazy or a fool.' 1 'Perhaps you've heard of the man who was going to cure the mule of his mulishness, and was soon seen pulling hiniselt out of the ditch.' There was no particular point to this repartee, but It Showed the Old conceit that his ;opiuion wasn't wui tu u iuou ui caiiuiatiuu. xac was clearly a uttlo thrown ojt bis balance by my cool impudence, and suddenly .amended bis tone and manner. i'Wal,' he said, 'this here farm was considered cne or me best in the town fifty or,sixty years ago, but it fell to a poor, lazy, slack and shiftless fellow 'bout that time, and he juRt skinned the life out on't.' 'If he only went skin deep, as it is pretty clear he did, the heart may be Bound yet,7 said 1, The old miser felt rather set bacfc again, and nesicated lor wnat to say uvi.ii us 4 oiuuu nuu iuuhcu uiiu thought wrovokinff coolness. vv bat kind o' plantin' da ye call kl!.IIV. 1 .1 I. I iiiisr uo UBiitiu. . as no ran ma cyv , it. . A 1 - , - , aiOHg ine rows 1U VUIBU me KerueiS Of COrn lay rather lOOSe toðpr, Tlrb: forest of Oak, Ash Pine, Maple.Pop v wm. u j '"'"v' .wwuv I lnmnrt Hum. wh thsni ivArrtl aim 'I am drilling this corn ia for corp fodder, ul expect to cut but little hat.' " - ; " hay, 'Yo gwine tn keep jer critters in yer house? I don't see's ye've got -vl !.' - heard of the new way of wintering What 13 HI' MJiy, to provide each one with a ' fr OIw1 m;ffoni, da fi. them to the trees.' t reniiv thint iit ftiiro a vutij tUiun IjUV VIU . eVIIVII e1" tui nu.uuicui.nwB., I , il t "H " 'ri - to J J m v Iaco. nnl nnrlisinq - a, rwinkln in t, -- i - , - . .. aiy eye or some larking trace ot humor may have convinced him that he was being fooled. Wal, said he after a little, 'that oir'n nA fhnnt.'o conoiKla aa cAtna a' the new fangled notions 'bout farm- in7, and this here notion o' farmin7 with store stuff for manure, is one on 'em. . ?. x 'Did you ever try itl' I asked. Try it, no.' ' 'Do you know anybody that basr 'No, nor don't want to.'-' " : 'How do you know then but what this 'store stuff' is better than ma nure!' .i ft ,.',",.'.'. i 'How do I know! wby't stands to reason. ,t y . : ;: , 'Let ns hear your ' reason. How is it that manure is useful in farm- ing!' . 'Reason! what fool don't know manure is good for, farmin!' ' Yes, but what Tool don't know that it was only by trying it that it was loand to be good to mate crops grow, and who but a fool will say nothing else can!' T vroa r.nn trttA nat-nail fn flin old man to get provokecl, though he Lwwinnfiw th,f.i,f t Nrw Lha jJtu him 6 v rvfal, he aftid ratber thonffht. fuU tuat ajr m bt j don'tbelieve it.' - r: 'We shall see something about it, j hav, nsed no otner fertiiiZer.on this two acres which you ga bas been run to deat. (;If t eet rood crops it must be owing to the 'store stun? must it not!' 'Sartin, for this here land's too WOT to raise White beaUS, for I've Se6U 1C tried. 11 tu, i umo uau " vucoc kitu acres planted to yellow eyed beans, ad f cor"' a"d . w jl what theharvest , will bring forth.' ; IVVo I'll roll nmn fhon nn1 Dun m vwi giu ivuvu. uu ovv , . , , . wu" J V . Vooa mormn i SMa ue as he took his leave. TO B CONTINUED. NOTICE. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, 1 1, craven uouniy. ) The subscriber having auallfled asExecu a. t ,L.. l,,n,n,A A. ,1 ... ! 1. .1 ......... .1 on the 8d day of June, A. I), 1881, before the rroDate uouri 01 uraven county, uereoy nou fles all person having claims against said es tate, to present them for payment on or be fore the Hth day of June, 1886, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. ah persons tndeotea to aaia estate win make Immediate payment. Done this 17th day of June, 1884. , N. M. CHADWICK. ' jeI8 6w Executor, NOTICE. STATK OFNORTH CAROLINA, ) Craven county, j , The subscriber having Qualified a Admin istrator of the estate of Susan Grimes, de ceased, on the 5th day of June- A.D. 1884, be fore the Probate Court of Craven county, hereb v notifies all persons having claims against said estate, to present them for pay ment on or before the 10th day of June. 1885. or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery,,-- 1 ah persons inaeDtea to saia estate will make Immediate payment. - Done this 8th day of June, 1884. JAS. O. HARRISON, Junl06w Public Administrator. Mosquitoes Bite. Be sure you prepare for thera by using McFRATER'a MOStiUITO BARS. They are simple In construction and cheap in price. Apply at once to ' rr ' B. McFRATER, junStf Bam street, bat, Queen and Cedar. I JOHif 0RZ1LI. : JOSEPH FERRARI. New Shoo Shop. Gents 'and Ladles Shoes ol the latest style and best French oalfskin made to Ot, Repairing notice, , done on short ' Second hand shoes elieap. Give us a trial; we guaran tee aaiisiacuon.' ' OBZAII & FERRARI, i - Craren street, second door from mays dAwtf . 1 .0 Dall's corner. A PriTft. and Send six cent for postage, receive free, a costly box " 'of goods whlah will helD all. IP of either sex, te more money right awav than Huyiuing eise in tnis woriu. f ortune await the workers absolutely sure. At onee luldretui Muii4CU Augusta. Maine, murLDdly NEW yEN PALLADIUM. (DAILY AND WEEKLY.) - E3TABI43HJ?p,.y 1828 The best advertising medium at the North for every man In North Carolina who has a farm, mine, tract of timber land or water power to sell. The letters of our staff corre spondent have given the Palladium a great reputation throughout New England, as the onlv real representative of the "Tar hml" SUte, and all New Englander who think of locating in worth Carolina send to the PAI, adium to get 'vEspee's" letters. For terms aud other particulars address ; . . . BETH U. JOHNSON, . ' -. Business Manager Tub Palladium, i .aria -.-j- .;- ? r Now Haven, Oonn. iiil I ft mijiiaeilw liaiei l Melt! ON ADAMS CREEK, r (IK SALK VEKY (JHKAP I " This land Is especlallr valuable, containing peculiarly adapted to the succ MLt and is situated at the bend of . successful eulll va- more or less. Adiinis (U-eek in Craven county, and distant from the Towi of Beaufort, In On'toret county, shout four teen lUih'N, SU(I iH i''Y 1!',.' -ihlo ft'OIP, A ' - : - I- - n CTDf Absolutely Pure- This powder never varies. A marvel of pnrity, strength, and wholesomenesg. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and can not be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Bold only in cans. Royal Baking Powtbr Co 106 Wall-st., N, Y. s i novla-lydw "Will the coming- man smote ?" was set tied by Prof, fist in his charming pam phlet He says, moreover, that tho rational way to use tobacco Is through the pipe. All agree that only the best tobacco should be used. - Which is the bestr That to which Nature has contributed the most ex qulsite flavors. Blackwell's Bull Durham Smoking- Tobacco fills the bill completely. Nearly two-thirds of all the tobacootrrown on the Golden Tobacco belt of North Caro lina g-ooa into the manufactory of Black well, at Durham. They buy the pick of the entire section. Hence Blackwell's Bull Durham Smoking- Tobacco is the best of that tobacco. Don't j. '& , :. '. I The Durham Bull trade- I . Blackwell's Genuine Bull Durham is tho choice of all Juda of Bmoklng Tobacco. FIRE AND WATER. L. D Mott's Patent Fire and Waterproof Paint, MANUFACTURED BY The New Berne Fire and Water- t proof Company. THIS OOMPOTTNT) TS ESPRCIAI.LY adapted for tin, gravel, felt or shlngla rool'n, lso for Railroad Bridges, Trestle-work, De pots, Water Tanks, Car Hoofs, Wharfs, Tele graph Poles, and Fancy Fences, as it gives the appearance of an iron fence. It protects and arrest decay and lasts equal loan Iron fence. It is proof against Are and water, U not affect ed by heat or cold, rain or snow, Its lasting qualities surpass any other Paint known to sclenoe. For testimonials we refer to the following gentlemen who have our aint in use: raaj. K. . xucKer, uapt. J.J. 'hoinas.tr., Mr. Len H. Adams. Messrs. Ruud A Barbee. Dr. O. W. Blacknall. Mr. W K. V. Jackson, Major C.I. Heartt, Key. H M. Tup- The company is doing business under pat ent deed No. 261,918, dated January 3d,1882, granted to Lorenzo I). Mott, "Tor Improve ment In compounds for preserving wood and metals." . For further Information address MILLS & WALKER, ' Oaston House,' Junldlm . New Berne, N.O. ' W. H. JUscom. John S. Leonard. - LISC0MB& LEONARD , ; Wholesale Commission Merchants : ; , POULTRY, GAME, FRUITS. ; PRODUCE, 240 Washington Street & 02 Park Place. NEW TOHK. Consignments solicited. .Returns promptly made. - - . ItEFEiiENOicH Irving National ank. New York. Jt. E. Cochran A Co., DO Park Place Brower Brothers, 248 Washington St. nyard 4Baln,188Chambersst: " - - : lAppiy tox.rf.fiAXjiorstenciis. apiaaam , M Dail Bros., WHOLESALE GROCERS ' :-:: and , commission merchants, au22 SEW BGRIE. N. C. dw For Sale, ONE LARGE SIZE SECOND-HAND HER- RING SAFE, cheap for cash or on time. ' ,i . , HANCOOJf BROS. a.E.FOY&CO., "Wholesale Grocers, j , , . And dealers In , , Guano and .Gennins German lainit,' ; Brick Block, Middle street, ju6 d,. . . NEWBEEN, N. C. ' GREAT REDCTOTION ! " TotiiaBqlillc and ft' -c-v u.u uuutoinep Owlnatollie dull- nuii.jif limit. ,1 scarcity of money ii I have come to the bottom prlcee anown for nund ii'S made work. All v , styles of Hoots ami Khoes of the latest styles made to fit, and a sure guarantee. I also call the attention of the public toneul repitirln!; done at short notice and fit reduced ratfv, Call ivnd io n fl Jf , . J every geuuluo I . .! ' 1 o o - I THE i Perma CCev-pte of Success. Thanking the public, for their liberal patronage, iu the face of strong competition, the undersigned would call the attention of those not having tickets tp his permanent rate, , . Seventy-Five Cents Per Hundred Pounds. A purchaser of a five pound ticket will be charged no more than a purchaser of a one thousand pound ticket. - . , : ; ; ICE IN TON LOTS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. SIIIP3IENT8 A SPECIALTt. The Depot, on Craven street, below Express Office, will be open on Sunday from 6 a.m. till 10 a.m., 12 m. till 2 p.m., and from 5 till 7 p.m. i R. O. E. JiOHFOLlv. Dismal Swamp Lottery Company '.V OP NOltFOLK. VA. The franchise of this enterprise Is basnd upon the chartered right granted to the Dismal Swamp Onnal Company, and the le gality has been repeatedly tested before the Courts of the State, and now finally, to silence all questions upon that point, has been car ted before the Court of Appeal under a "writ of error" against adverse decision. The Purpose in view is the "Improvement and extension" of the Canal, thus securing great public benefits. Its fair conduct has already seemed public confidence, and the next Drawing will be made on the 17th July, 1884, before the public in Norlollc, Vo. OIjASS I. SCHEME : CAPITAL PRIZE $5,000. 1 Prize of.....Jo,000 Js 15,000 1 do. i,ao .... 1,000 .. 500 .... 200 200 .... 200 .. 200 100 50 .... : 10 5 is.. 1,500 do. do. , do, do, do. do. do. do. do. do. of.;,'., of..., of..., is Is ... . Is is 1,000 600 200 200 200 200 000 750 1,000 1,000 ' (N50 270 180 is are., are, ave ., are. 6 15 100 200 APPROXIMATION FRlgEB. 450 .1............. SO 20 350 Prizes 1 distrlbiiting......181050 , " Tiols.etei Only t$X. Plan of Lottery similar to that of Louisiana Company. , i , ; ' J. P. ' HOEBACH, Managee. Address till aDnlicatlons for information. Tickets or Agencies, to , - J. P. HORBACH, 207 Main St . . Norfolk, Va. The underslened sunervised the Drawlns Kjmm u oi uie uismai swamp- lottery com pany, and certify that It, was conducted with strict fairness to all Interested. GEO. T. ROGERS, rv,mi..i..' ' CHAS. PICKETT, Commissioners. Elizabeth Iron Works, CHAS. W. PETT1T, Prop,, : 280, 282, 284 and 286 Water street, . - J ' 50RFOLK, VA - ' ' ' MANUFACTURER OP ; ENGINES, ;B0ILERS. t Saw and Grist Mills, SHAFTINGS, . Pulleys, Hangers, F0RQINQ8 AND CASTINGS, ' Of Every Description. ' Complete facllltle for 'ALL WORKln our line. , . . aul7-d&wly HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for all kinds of OLD IRON, METALS and KAQ?. . .. . , , . . ' JAS. POWEB & 00,, 30 Rowland's Wharf. NORFOLK, VA. Weare'nlwnysln the Market for tliepur vhase of old wrecks old steamers and old ma chinery of all kinds, - : All consignments attended to promptly and carefully, and correct returns made, aul4dly Wm. PellJaUance Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Groceries, Cigars, Snuff, Fine Confectioneries, &c, &c, SOUTH FRONT STREET, ' ma12 I NEWBERN, N. i.. L & w i ... tlml anent Price LODGE. "5 T"w;,5 Your attention is called to the HANY ATTRACTIONS 1 offer this season, tbe LABGEST Ever Shown in New Berne. Cocsisting in leading articles, of BEAUTIFUL SOLID GOLD WATCHES CHAINS, CHARMS, LACK PINS, NECK CHAINS, LOCKETS ABB PENDENTS, PLAIN AND FANCY " 1 Dangle and Chain Bracelets, RINGS IN EVEttY VARIETY. ' , Fine Periscopic Spectacles, and Ere Glasses in Rubber, Steel, Celluloid, Sil ver and Gold Frames. A new method of fitting the eyes correctly. , Call and examino stock; no trouble show goods. . . - ,-, ' Respectfully, n A TT?T T , Jeweler, Middle st. New Berne, N. C. N. B. I will eive Fifty (850.001 Dol lars for any artiole ever sold by me for Gold or Silver that was not. octlldly r B. A. Bell. U11UUW WbXUObf MOWUC1U, U, tl.t DEALEB IK . ' ' Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ; BOOTS, SIIOES, CLOTHING, Efe. Agent for the DIAMOND SHIRT nlann. dried f 1.00, Lanndried (1.25, ' And the oelebrated Warner's ConUiae Corset, . ... Price JI.U0. : .. A fall line of Gents', Ladies' and Children's Underwear, Gents' Linen, Celluloid and Paper Collars and Cuffs,, Silk and Linen Hand be., chiefs, all kinds of Gents', Ladies' and Chil dren's Hand and Machine Made Shoes, Rub ber Coats, Hats and Shoes, Ladles' Cloaks and Jackets, and everything usually kept in a first class Dry Goods Store. - ASA JONES, martdAirly Middle at., or. Baptist Chnrob isotico txtraorCsn:ry. ; V .-WIZARD OIL.tl.00, p , V- St. Jtcob's Oil. 5Q eta. . Wood's Pain Relief, m ctt. ' J'1 . Mpther Noble's Healing Syrup, 50 ct 8, . " dallcylica,H.00.. All for the relief of PAIN and cure of RHETI i MATI8M, etc It Is said they are all good, and I know th ey are. ror sale at W. L. PALMER'S Cigar, To. bacco, and Confectionery Store, next door to the corner of Bouth Front-and Middle su.. New Heme, N. C. U. S. A. ALHO, you can And cool and delicious Soon Water, Ginger Ale, and Deep Rock Water, to drink. Finest Cigars to smoke, and finest Tobacco to chew. 8ALLIE MICriAL PIPKS. Yours for suffering humanity, W. L. PALMER. GEO. W.J. HARVEY, - Dae BICIIUOND ST . . V 8, FOTRTH fff.t Pflll'ApKPHIA FTABUSHED 1838. f (taker of Gentlemen's Fine Custom Boots ii Shoes of the Latest Styles snd iWoald refer to Messrs. B. K. Bryan, Geo Henderson, Geo. H. RobertB, Geo. A, Olive' and others, nil of New Berne. tym t. . , , 1. , . . . JnlyEJAwly : GEO. W. J. HAliVKV ' Stall No. Hand Sii . ! AT THE CITY MARKET, alwnys supplied with the very best Frehh Meats, Ileef, Pork. Mutton and kl tUl the Market affords. Call on him. lanl-dly 11. O. lLODCii :, Special notice - . .:ste f
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