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Any person feeling aggrieved at any anony
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showing wherein tne gnevancn
Bat though, our sails rip, rain
falls, winds blow and keep ns back,
the waves sweep over our deck, onr
gallant Bhip shoves her way throngn
the white caps westward. ogs ai
THE JOUKNAL.
II. g. HtJHJt. ,
Editor.
SEW BERNE, N. C, OCT. 16 1884.
tCntered at the Post office at NewBirno, N C
as aeeona-ciass wwr.
THE HOStWlRD YOIiGE.
STATE NEWS.
ttleaned rronTour ExchiBj-M.
Kaleigb Visitor; The great .fif-
r puiA
lastdrop (.way, tbo sun gildsthe teen foot snake that was icaptnfed , 1 y
moving scenc and the moon lights on Thursday , night ast on fcast
op our patawaj. Tne sick revive iiviu a,v-w wj r,
rrnlrf thA SiinlT Ol.l Till T ! J T I lUUUlWh W UU v -
chairs in the dining room. , V'lli2VlTTfMhi
T-k i tu.uj s,B . fTtniHA fa YfA
The City of Rome ! MWLTOT.rM
library, and much reading was done - - ";7"0the ' stated We
onDoara. yn uh Mwraay n gu, fee a more daUfal people
ine musics unu " ua God's blessings would be more
g? IS?tStr22 abundant. 4 couple -of. pick-
xUt ;;'-v7.- pockets were arrested in JBaleigh
orphans' hospitals m New York. . . . attendthe
iiere is wan iiiiio uijr -uuuui, Knoition knpn an ve .on his1
t. . . , c: r wm eet it. . ana men me ju wui
iin " wit if it iiH 1 1 x n i nti i,nti iu i -
London and Liverpool with great
eclat. 1 expect Mm to send it
for publication. He brought down
? V i -J rV7J r-::1
Siailling ; ftindiiiiceniGiii ! ! !
on't Dro f his' tliraE
You Read;lf-AII!!
lose its charms.,!- n,w
Goldaboro , Nmengeri Messrs.
Ilall &; rearsall, ofVtlmington,
the house, but didnot sink the boat, kindly offer, a special premium of ''Jl'tgAy'ikv Pijre
T nm hn, v to inform, von: and be- ten dollars for the best We of cot- ADSOIUltiy r UfC
ino- "PiiMirfd " irave US . 'The tOU raised in Wayne COnnty, 0a ei i Thlt powder never varies. A mnrve
ing . eucoreu, fcaeUB iuc ..... ml, iQ, Anvl purity, strength, and whoKsoiuenesa. More
Barthollli 7 Statue' He IS a WOIUOIV at our coming fair. Any jKJOO0TiiCai tnan the ordinary kinds .andean-
living . poetic v machine, and oiners wno. may ,uav u yw iS,TOar
;. ont,.. tho cnbippr. hv i Ul liHSieru.' vsiivnurt ni ucaiu uv mvden. Sold only In can, koyalwakino
. .- '. . . . "li I anrnncfln nrmiri fn fnllmr A1ABKT9 FO
tne lorenbaa iock, mm mowtif- i "
taneously immortalizes it in what he Halt Pearsall's cxami
terms "his lines' He wrote some pwieuyy ou"u Uu..ii ""IHailUUiJycts
Wise folks before our day have said, -,
''Competition is the life of trade;" .
- . Tho proverb's old, but ever new,'
And but proves it's ever true. V
All goods arc only made to sell : ' 1
But how to buy phase learn as well ; j
' Come buy of rue and you'll have no loss,
And find I am still of trade the "BOSS."
owDBRColOfCWall-sCN. Y. novls-lydw
ir
Take care of tho dollars and the cents will take care of themselves: and Tieht
hero I be leave to state that a visit to my store and an inquiry into my1 prices
.ill convince you of tho fact that ncwhore else you can save as many oents in
joncdollar's worth of trade. , My goods are ' f . t - pi . , -
rnrDM n tho. Ainintt rnnm special premiums,, in order to give j
tham fr. them DUbliCation.4 -Mrv Harding
BOUGHT FOR GASH AT PANIC PRICES,
NEW YOEK, Sent. 29, 1884.
Deak Journal- I have some
other good things to tell you about
"the other world." I want to tell
our lawyers about these "Inns of
Court." . But I must call a halt just
here for a little while, and talk a
little about the ocean voyage home.
Umph! I feel like putting my hands
and arms under "me stomic,'' and
holding oh to it. We surely had a
big time; it must nave ueeu so, uu
there were about eleven hundred
(1100) Deople "a leaving" ior seven
: iifltra. at. toast ui)on the deep. If
1 lhnr. ftin r. a hip- heave, then beat it.
I would like to have had the Editor
of the Journal hard by when the
Citv of Eome. nearly COO feet long,
was behaving like a Dig DaDy, anu
' i M on iV.Af in f Vi oir in iior
JUUipiUg Ul OU 1CCU 111 uv v uv.
' fore narts. and then "scooting" up
out of all reason, or at least out of
the water covering of back end.
' and HiDCinc arouna ner screw uu
dies at the rate of sixty revolutions
per minute, and making everything
, tremble like jelly, reopie on Doani
. 1G1U iHuaiuuu v vnv f " " J
toward behavior, aud actually were
sick by it. Fie, lie, on such naughty
conduct; for to go about the world,
fciAtincr nn behind and before, i.s
fh wow lrirf-.flns. (r littln children
VUV WJ -
in .mnfhriil rvlav (Rv t.hA war.
Wli IU juuuuiui J1 J '"VI
. at Stirling Castle- was a significant
placard, "No dogs or children al
lrtwA.l wir.hin ." Wiis that doffeish
; mean, or cnuaisuj;
and reached Queenstown on Sab
bath at 2 n. m.. where we took on
rnl i
i I. 17 ..i' niiAii rt n'lia 1 ti n nr
IlllIMn til LUC ULCUU. HUOiTlllfa
; there waiting for the mails. She
' , will beat us by 12 hours perhaps.
' .W onffla1 Inti-n t-n nni1 niinrtfra.
and I found myself "sandwiched"
'" between two Episcopalians, there
' . being three citizens in onr state-
room . ' But we got on fam ously ,
' and I hope I gave them some good
'', i leaveu.' . One was a student irom
South America, and tho other was
-quite a famous character, Capt.
Cutter, the , former poet of Long
: TT I cs n rt t-1 rirt . OriTTQ
i has been limited, but he does the
best circumstances allow. ;Wd had
a concert but I have not got to
' that yet.
. ' EQUINOX. "i
' We were expecting some squalls
or something worse from the out
side, and we had them within, too
for babies were in sufficient num
bers, and of sufficient wilfulness-
and the wind ' blew contrary to us
So the ship showed how she could
pitch and roll. Kesuit, nveiaaies
at the breakfast table Monday
morning, five out of perhaps 150
female saloon nassengers; and the
srentlemen few and far between.
Yonr humble servant does not like
to be odd. so he too refrained from
breakfast and dinner on that famous
Mondav. Eeally it seemed as if
my extremities were, going to be
come verv intimate acquaintances.
Folks would cling to the deck rails,
and contemplate the deep blue sea.
Manv clung to their chairs, and just
laid themselves out in their deck
chairs, and drank lemonade, ate
pickles, or sipped beef tea, and had
somebody waiting on them all the
times Wasn't it norndl Une gen
tleman friend stuck to his birth al
most literally for three. days. He
insists he was not sick, and had a
rood time: but a little bird told it,
that he said to his wife, "I don'
understand this. I'm hot sick, but
before I know it, it just comes up!"
Ak! that was it, and we did not
fpare him.' . But he is a capital
Slow, we can talk about D. D.
mil "sich" in this way at such
' i i ps,) and he does not mind us a
, but just laushsa little as the
.,! ita l.ahifa nn? cro.ro rhnm to mem puuuuauou
Ki!nat;'nn Rn t Eni thAm has a force of hands at work dig-
to you, and through you they first gmg the .foundation for Ibe new
seethe light, and they must stir JfefwfLLS"
vour readers. I know ir they coma , """i"? a " "
seetheCaptaininhis earnest and be constructed of brick' :nd stone,
dfilivprv and peculiar WilminetonliSinr.'v'We ! examined
style they would endorse the ac- yesterday a map drawn1 by Maj.'W
count the New York Times gives ot L. Young, to be embraced in the
the "farmer poet." Be thankuu, book he is preparing lor 'publication
Journal, for the favor the author in reference to the ;"Semi-Trppical
(the intimate companion, I may Area of Southwestern North Caro
and my customers shall have the benefit of it. Below please notice a few Of
my prices of staple articles: ,;-V:, ; . ' , : , ' ,i 'jf - '
Wood Ualioo at4o.S Heavy Brown Domestic at 4o.: Nice Dress Ooods at 5o
per yd.; Check Homespun 5c. per yd.; Good Pair Shoes, $1.00r . s;v (. -
MY BARGAIN COUNTED;
., Witfi ft view toponformingwitli tho times,
the PATRONS st ;PETUrCK'a SAJiOON are
respeetfuiiy i.otiflvthttttintil farther uotice I Of which I make a specialty, is now complete in all its branches.
I will state
add. of Mark Twain has done you lina.'' : It shows the 4 arei of the
in giving you . these "lines." Be sugar belt, the gulf stream, the
sure to send him a copy marked, as nowless area, the - mean tempcra-;
evidence of your appreciation. ' tnres ot tne various towns, tne
tons island Farmer. o seeing me counter currents, the area of great
People Ent. on the Steamer City
of Rome. ;
To see three hundred people eat
On all these tables set so neat.
With .knives and forks, and casters
Is quite an interesting Bint.
The bill of fare they first inspect;
From that they do the kind select;
Then whatever dishes they incline,
They order, and on those they dine.
One calls for this, another that;
One likes meat lean, another fat;
One likes coffee and one likes tea,
And some most everything they Bee. '
And there some sit and stuff and stuff
As if they'd never get enough.
And some of thisand that ao taste,
In this way so much food do waste.
If one on dining ways do look
And record the same, soon make a book;
On the diff 'rent ways the people eat
And the way they do each other treat.
Some want eggs soft, come boiled hard !
Others do not these points regard,
But take theirs cooked in any way,
And very little have to say.-
Others find fault with ev'ry thing,
Of roast beef or broiled chicken wing,
Some too much cooked and some not
, done,
And grumble at most ev'ry one.
Young ladies delicate and nice
We often hear them call for ice,
That often does more harm than good.
Tho' by them not 80 understood.
Many young ladies do incline
To sit and sup the gen'rous wine.
do not think it does them good ,
It is too heating for their blood.
Young ladies we consider dear,
Yet still so many do act queer;
They order one dish, then another,
And mix too many kinds together.
Tho' can afford it with great wealth
It is so much againBt their health;
If that is gone, what are they then,'
Not for themselves or gentlemen.
Young ladies now should temperate be,
At home, on landf or on the sea. - j
If of themselves they take good care
They will prove the true jewels rate, i
Atlantic ocean, sept. 2,.ies4, .
Bloodoood H. Cuttee,
, Of Little Neck, Long Island.
SABBATH
they wUl ,be permitted M use fOOl, AND
BILLIARD TABLES connected tlierotfith
Charge ,ou ly being linule for icficBUraentB.
: Also on hand at any tlm
black phosphate deposits, and gives
a graphic impression of the topo'
graphical and climatic, situation of
the region embraced in ; his forth
coming work". His : ideas are cer
tainly illustrated in an unique and
novel way and will doubtless attract
the attention of Northern peopld.
The map will be handsomely litho
graphed. t ; f Li ;;i
Asfieville . Citizen: The EecrAs
creek boys,' Sam Hemphill, Sam
Ballard, Greg Chambers, jr., Hardy
Chambers, - Milton uKever, !' John
Kelly and Eobert Chambers,- took
their excellent pack of ten dogs and
went to Craggy a few days agdi tb
hunt for a bear,- After a'buut: of
about.fonr hours they. got one "on
the run,'' but soon the faithful dogs'
made him take to a tree,; -Greg
Chambers fired a charge into him,
which brought him io the ground;!
he then gave him the, benefit of an
other, both of which ( Only; wounded
him. The bear arose,, cafjght one
of the dogs in his embrace, and just
as' he was about to .give, the fatal
hug, Greg ran up and icaught him
by the ears and held him until
Milton Kever, could , cut , his. throat.
Sansnge; Sauerkra ut when in season.
t .T-CALL AT
"DETRICK'S" OLD STAUD.
some of its numerous UAUGAINS :
Ladies' colored bordered handkerchiefs at 5c. each; large linen handker
chiefs at 5c; all linen towel at 10c; 5,000 yis. crash at So. per yd.; 5,000 .
yds. ruchmg (for the nock) at 3c; good garter web at 3o. per yard; 5,000
Hamburg edging at 4o. per yd.; large linen doylers ('beauties at 5c. each:
shoe polish at 5c. per bottle; toilet soaps at 5c. per cake: tooth brushes at 5c. 1
. . - . ... . . - . . . i
Tmnorteii schweitaor . ai.d uuibiircer 1 eaonr eooa note paper at oc. per quire: envelopes oc. ncr nacKaffe: nice dress
ciieese:' imported and' Anioiicnn Botognn buttons at 3c. per doi.; a Irrge line of 5o. and 10c. tinware; knives and forks,
uc. eacn; ouv ya. Aorcuon iauc very wiaej at oo. per ya.; Laces ic. per yd,
and upwards; brass pins 5c. per paper; tucking and ruffling at 5e. per yd.;
linen (cape) collars Do each; saicty pins oc. per dozen; spool cotton (oOU yds )
bo.; bed spreads (nice) toe. each, and other liAKUAIJNo too numerous' to
mention. . .- - " ...-.. ....t; ail M,.tS3fl
COMK AND SEK FOR YOURSELVES. Always have on hand a fine
line of B BESS GOODS, consisting of Cashmeres, Plaids, Ladies Clothes.
Mourning Goods, eta, which cannot be matched for the money in the State.
Also, a full line of SILKS, SATINS and -TRIMMINGS ' of every de
scnption. . . " ."
My stock of NOTIONS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS and PICTURE
FRAMES cannot be beaten. - . 1 ) i - -..
Come and examine my FINE LINE of HAND-MADE SHOES. y ' '
l CalV early and secure BARGAINS. "," "
Special attention and "inducements offered to the Wholesale Trade, and Sat-"
isfactiou Guaranteed to ALL. ..;, ,
I,
ii Q. L.
PAPPKNDICK, AsKlgnee.
ocl ilw
f-ay-
nh t,i wrnnfr fildn of the
T was troubled very little
'.deed had proved bo good
I "r n that I had
NO m.ORETERROIl',
v; NO ME;rAlX! "
'wn ittnou inVnifB !
ii u munu uiinuiju,
',;. ...:;. TO "
MOTHER or CHILD.
The Di ead of
Motherhood
t, Transformed to
HOPE
AND1'
Sweet Gmq and ullcin.
i The sweet gum. as gathered f rom a
tree of the same name, growing. along
the small streams in the Southern States,
contains a stimulating expectorant) prin
ciple that loosens the phlegm producing
the early morning cough', and stimulates
the child to throw oflt the 'fajse mem
brane in; croup and whooping cough.
laginous principle in the mullein plant I n UiHA J.
nf thA nld flaldal nmaMita ia. Tatua'bI. I "" :?!. '
UHEROKEK KEMEDY tflf pwn UyM AHD
JOY.
&AFETV. AXD EASE
.1 ii ei.r.'-t i
-vi Ttio V'
Tlilslnvaliiable prep-
kratlon ia truly a tri
umph, of scleHtltlo
Mklfl, ni'd no more m
I'Hiimtibla bencflt was
ever bebtowed on the
mothers of the wolrd
-It not only sliort-
eiiH tho time of labor
and lumens the iDten
imty of pain, but, better
limn an.it ereutly ai-
rnlnlshes the danger
ti life of both mother
tuul child, and leaves
the mother in a condi
tion highly favorable
to speedy recovery.
and far less liable to
UoodlUK, convulsions,
and other alarming 1
symptoms Incident to
lingering and painful
iaor. l ia trniy won
derful effioacy in this
respeot entitles the
MOTHXH'S FHJKND tO
be ranked as one of
the Ufe-savlnE appli'
ances given to the
world by the discov
eries of modern sel
ence..
From all, nature of
tne case, it win
course be understood
that we cannot publish
certificates concerning
tnis iikjieoy witnout
iwoundlnK the delicacy
or the writers. Yet we
have hundreds of such
testimonials on ' file.
and"; no mother who
has oqce used it will
ever ntrain be without
it in her time of
trouble,. i
oc7 d&w3m
OLLOCK SXRliT
a'
MAX SCnWERIN
GEORGE ASH.
it
-:o:-
MOM the finesknown reniedy "5
Coughs, Croups Whooping oUgh and make public the lowers- w
Uonsumption; . and, so paiataDiav any I
child is .pleased to take it.. Auk yonr
A.'prorotnwipny&'ii&'r JatelV. remarked to
e miiniKsiuie ui
we Tecolve. the
Mothers' Vi lend would outsell ntiythiUKon
the lpatKetu ,
j '-if n. e VAi- z I most earnestly entreat every teraaie ex
urugKWf m h. SV,VrY.u.Y """"f i ne ctl neto heconflned. to useMotJiois' Relief,
for Taylor's Kiddle BOOK, wnicn IS not1ilomled'Wiih this entreaty I Will add that
only for tb amnsement of the little ones during a long obstetrical practice (forty four
who will ffather atonnd -TMir lnrt:toUiYfA?w.?l pro;
hear the puzz
"Send for onr Treatise on "Health and Hap
piness or woman' manea tree.'
i .Bradpielh Keqvlatob Co.
ttv.MW ' J'-' i ' ''' Atlanta, Oa.
We have opened to day our . - ?"
' Wfiw Store on Middlfl at... 2d Dnnv tfnm nflnfrnl Wntflt
of I an respectfully solicit your patronage.. '. ' !,':
Uur stock comprises an extensive Jine of iine and Medium ' " '.
Hats of tlw latest block, Novelties in ; Gents': Tuinishlfitr
Goods,' Boots and Shoes: of the best Make, Dry Qoods, '
; ' Trunks and Valis63, Umbrellas, lite.,' Etc. ' u
Boy's Suits a specialty. AN ELEGANT POLO CAP GIVEN AWAY
WITH EVERY BOY'S SUIT. - -
Our goods will bo sold at ROCK BOTTOM PBICES- k
Give us a call and you will be pleased, -1 ' ' '
octldw -; Respectfully,' SCIIWERfN ASL'
; i.Lji'jy"-
m .m.wuw.jruui Bafeand qnick(U-Uvery. .
ling questions, i but i con-1 i i,( h. J. holmes. M. D.. Atlanta, Ga,
foinincr nfnrmftfiort fnr ilia haaH.V, and I rr- j.-- Pi.,v': i.p 1 1 j .
We had a pleasant service on welfare of every homo. . . . )'.,,
board to-day. I bad the pleasure ' waiijlk wxaxuju, ,, ,
of presiding,- andHhe sermon was ,aw "T m m.
preacnea Dy ev. us. ration, irom Ho mea, auM Cur Mouth. Wash nd
the State of JNew Jersey, while one Dentifrice is an infallible care totVlda
prayer was made by Rev, Mr. Bit- rated Sore Throat, Bleeding Qumsji Sore
toncAr. of Pfinnavlvania. Mouth and Ulcers.,' Cleans' the Teeth
80 we got into New York harbor Keeps tne unms neaiinj ana pun-
daringthenight,passedquarantino-
and custom house, (ah, that custom 102 Mulberry street, j Macondeorgiar
house 1. am a. converted "lree For sale by R. N. Duffy, New Berne, N,
trader," Hurrah for , 'free trade!" C, and all Druegists .and, Dentista,
Which party has that plank, editor.! pu20dw3mo 4 . y;, ; i''Zb'h
lam "way behind" in American l.. '.. ' Ji
affairs, but I'll vote for "free trade" v ! THE UNRITALED
anyway!).: Ah, yes, as I was say
ing, we passe
house. Uhl niy
A.G 1LTS TS FOR
9
Coal, Coal,
!ce, Ice,
Hi '
-r
sri- t . 1 sa. 1 j ... .,r;;r , - V -- r , - - (,':- H t'"
parse! it- had
grown lean beforehand now it is all
shriveled, starved and hungry.
How, can I get something in it f
Editors ought to know everything;
do tell me. ;v. .; )r A' :
; Yes, we did, after hours waiting,
get through that custom - house,
rather it got through as, and hero I
am in rAmericay" agam Jblurrah
for our country 1 I'll not draw any
comparisons now; I'll complain as
much as I please, but won't let the
"foreign devils," as the Chinese
profanely say, find fault. ' '
In truth, God' has been good to
me, - and to us all. in our recent
journeyi ! now mucn we owe Him
for His daily blessing, and how lit
tle we pay
COQKBTOVE.
lit...
'irrti,ATJ!! Rv V:V" si
VfiTSOIi a DANIELS.
better, iivcS, and to
Maker and Redeemer.
. Hoping to
lam,
Nothing farther seems necessary te make
the New Farmer Girl a Perfect and Keautifu!
Cooklnj Apparatus. It has (arge Flues and
Oven. Patent Oven Shelf. Bwlnuincf Heartll
Plate, Dees Ash Pit and Ash Pan Door. The'
, , - "1 - ' ..... ... ... . U1VW, ... ..1.
nn 1 ior 1(1 live 1 covers are smootn ana neavy.
I T AwM II in
honor our
see you in a few days, ,T
Yours, etc., ' - 1 - -
T.f,rirA Hincrla OVA,, linnra T1n.T,tn0t
The largBir Increased sales of this t'tove
atteKt Its popularity Everj Stove fully war
ranted.
i.'.t 14.
APPLY AT THEIB '
People's Mutual
Metissorahce (Codd'j
OF LOUISVILLE, KY. . : .
Issue Policies on Lives, payable in Five Instalments, at
frrtm Jl ta 1 (1 VA4ia lr aitra1a n innnllM 4.1. A
age of the Insuf '.,,
The premiums are paid on the assessment plan, as is usual in other Mutual
Companies. , ,'
; ' ihis is a new feature in Life Insurance, and enables the party to collect his
insurance during life. It is practically a Savings Bank, in which to deposit
small - monthly amounts, to be drawn at the end of ft certain ' poriod, with
mtercst. ";'. v,.-:';, vi.,: ,,.' -i::: ;V,":"''; i"i..:, :' t :
We also issue Policies payable at death only, if desired. ;
Circulars with full pkrtioulars furnished on application. ! ' r
' FIRE POLICIES issued on-best terms.
, ,; , , GEO. ALIEN & CO.
ySMPM Of Middle street,
: . 1 -.."4 ' . . ' ....
t Call or jis Worepurehasing elseri
0V--f
I via,!
s i
w'l,
,. ',.V ' '-.- '.' ... . i,U-.-"V"-'-v
'I havo fltted on In flrstrclrws order, on Cra
en street, 0110 door from a.. Front street,
Rooms for my l iisincHK. , ' r '
. I am now preened io iiimlfih my old (nnd
au 11. w 1 1 s ( . lets lu every BijiD
A It.,), f, ; , ;::'! t1..- i-'-K,
:;;iB,;;fefWERT-fe;.
AT H. W. WAHAB'S CORNER,
alwaVB sunniled with the verv best Fresh
Meats, Beef, Pork. Mutton and Sausage that
the Market affords. Call on him.
EOBEETS HE1TDZEIC01T
uuoittll lii.Jliau.av3 HuauO,
IVew Berne, Ti. J."
Ouly first cla';s Companies rriTescn,
- NOTICE,
Ssat 01 North Carolima; V ' '
Craven County. . -,r...
A. E. Denhlson J Justice's Court i
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JohnDlXon. i Esq., J. P. Attachment,
ToJohnDtxons ' ' ,
'Forty-seven dollars dne for rent of Inn v
w .rrant of attachment returnable heron,
(4. KrhiBon, ,sq., a Justice of the IeH." f -Craven
connty, at his olllce lu the c, - .
Newhern In said county, on ihe 1st Unv ( -vcmber,
18K1.
Ana It nprearing to the nndr'"'
the defendant Is a iion-resident 01 1
andhns proTirrty therein, an.l (
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