. S' A ! S 0 1 X C E 3 KM T.
i I A1LY J0UAN4I ' tlam ppr
it. ,1 daily except tl 1 at $i.UUp
.-, ' o for six nontfc. . Miiwed to city
c i L r t 50 cent periruatk.
, 1 : , E hr' UERNE JOWUNAL, a S column
i npuhllfhei evr Thursday at tl.00pt
A v L JTISING RATKS (DAILY) Ob iaca
i , v 59 rents on wwk,. life on moat
t m wttai, f 1C.I); (iXBoatht, 1100;
rive n num. tiiUKV ' .. r
AlTei'iMmaw ndtr ( of "City Items'
ii oeuu ir tin lor each amrtloa
No aarartUamala will be iuerted aatwaea
oeal Matw at any price.
Kotioei of Harriacra or Deaths , not to exoeed
pu itaes will b iaMrtnd Ire. All additional
matter will becharged Iftcents per lint.
Payment for tranaient advertisements moat
be made In advance. Regular advertisements
ill be collected promptly at the end of 'each
month ; ; f .
Ooaatnnieatlone eoniaiuinf new or a diacas
ooa of local matters are solicited. Ho comaina
CMion mast expect to be published that contains
bjecUouabie personalities; withholds the nan
f the author t or that will make more thaa one
l iimn of this oaoer. .- ',. ?. t ,
Any person feeling aggrieved at any anony
mous communication can obtain the name of
the author by application at this office and
showing wherein the grievance exists,
THE JOUKNAL.7
II. S. NTJlflf.
Editor,
SEW BERNE, N. C. JAN. 16. 1885.
Entered at the Post oUlce at New Berne, If 0.
' as MJoonl-clas matter. !
VALUABLE PEOPERTY.
. IT 1 ' f . I. ,3 l..n
, ve uave iretjueuuv ucaiu tctijjc
tax payers Bay, 'So far as I am
concerned I would be willing to
give the county's Bteckin the At-
J it LI 1 1 U auu viuuuua uuiuyuu
to any corporation that will take it
and run the road on business prin
ciples. But here is what Governor
Jaeyis says in regard to its value:
The State still holds a large interest
'in this road, and I take great p!eaJare
in saying that the property has been
very much improved in the last two
years, and is now in good condition.
Recent decisions of the Federal courts
have changed my opinion as to the legal
status of the State's interest in this
property, and I now believe it to be of
such value thai the State should not
part with it without due investigation
and valuable consideration,' but this
: valuable consideration may . be, in the
construction' of other roads, as well as
in the payment of money. . .
. - Now, if it , is true that the con
struction boud hohlers cannot 'sac
rifice the State's interest, and there
remains only a debt of $225,000,
and this can be refunded at a reason
able rate of interest, what hinder
the old . ''Mullet Bond" from de
claring a dividend within two or
three' years! The receipts of the
road, from what we. can learn, will
be much larger this year than ever,
probably reacli'irig one hundred and
forty thousand dollars. It is said
that the running expenses of a road
should not exceed sixty per cent oi
the receipts, and if this be true it
will take no great mathematician
to show that the interest on the
debt can be naid and have a nice
little balance left in the treasury.
This matter is of more vital im
portance to this section than any
thing that may come before the
General Assembly. Especially' is
it so with the counties of Graven
and rainlico. These, counties are
paying dollar, for dollar,! principal
and interest, for the building of the
road. The payment of this debt is
a serious draw back to the city of
New Berno. We are prevented, on
account of the hifeli taxes levied for
this purpose, from levying taxes to
'make needed improvements in the
city. (: But we" bejiere ; the day is
breaking. Proper legislation and
good management will yet enable
the county to realize something for
her stock in the Atlantic and North
Carolina Eailroad. -
. Condensed from Kews and Observer,
THE GENERAL ASStMllLY
v SENATE. 'T
' TnESBAY,' Jan. 13, 1885.
- At ' 11 o'fclock the senate was
callcd'to order, President Boykin in
the chair.? v?' .ii.'-fA'.l'-.'.vii",
, 6 A prayer was offered by the Eev.
n sbinnr nf fh a Wirst UnnHst.
MS t t KniUIIV I ww ww -.- vtw
cborch; '( ' ,' " -'t 'i' -'
" The minutes of yesterday , were
read and there being no objection,
the president pronounced them ap
. proved.. ': :,';. ',::(
KEPORTS ,OF STANDING- COMMIT
,. .' TEES.' - '
Mr. ltobbinii, of propositions and
grievantesj reported adversely; on
the bill requiring license to prac
tice medicine. Ho also reported
1 m k the bill abont the public roads,
n esting it go to the judiciary
c himittee, and asked to be dis
i " -;-ed from furtber service. ' , '
:'r. Winston, of propositions and
vi? noes,' reported lavoraWy on
' ' ' ;,) of instruction to &Titors
- : 'frtnf ives to i 1 (lie
adversely oa bill in regard to sala
ries of executive officers. - t ,
Mr. Graham gave notice of bis
desire to file a minority report, s -
BILLS AKD RESOLUTIONS. .
Mr. Connor To amend sections
of the Code in regard to redeeming
lands sold for taxes. - -Judiciary.. .
Mr. Taylor To amend the publio
school law of North Carolina. Ed
ucation. . , . -,
Mr. Buxton To allow creditors
to sue on claim in certain cases, be
fore tbey "become due. - ..,..
Mr. Winston To create fifteen
judicial districts.' Judiciary.
: Mr. Connor; suggested that the
bill be referred to the committee on
reform of the judicial system. f .;,
: Mr.. Winston accepted the i sug
gestion, i '. ; ' -'
Mr. Bond moved that the vote
on the second and third readings
of the bill in regard to the Eden ton
graded school be - reconsidered.
Carried; ?! - . f
' ' Mr, Bond moved that the bill be
put on its second reading and that
the ayes and noes betaken. There
were forty : votes recorded in the
affirmative, none in the negative. -
1 SAGE , (' , y
That the house 'has resolved, to
go into the counting, ascertaining
and declaring the result of the vote
cast in the- recent elections for exv
ecutive officers erf the State at 12
m. this day and invites the senate
to be present and unite with' the
house in doing the same.; r ,' ' I
On motion of Mr.. Alexander,, the
senate took a .recess until the hour
appointed when the senators pro
ceeded arm-in-arm to the hall of .the
house of representatives, President
Boykin" leading the way, with Mr.
B. M. Fur man, principal clerk, j At
4:30 the joint meeting of the two
houses was declared "adjourned.
President Boy kin called a meeting
of the senate. Notice was given of
the meeting of several committees.
On. motion of Mr. Buxton,' the
senate adjourned to meet at 11
o'clock to morrow. t
.'.house. :
; The bouse met at 11 o'clock, Mr.
Speaker Holt in the chair. ff':
Prayer by Be v. Dr., Skinnerj of
the First Baptist churcu.
i Journal read and approved.
.f':..;"';'. PETITIONS. J- ;
: Mr. . Grainger To falter; -the
county line of Jones county. f , 1
: Mr. narrill Against the repeal
of the stock law iu certain portions
of Bu ther ford cou n ty . ' '
Vr ' Vi.y'p : BILLS. : i, ,'
: Mr. Beanian To amend the law
in regard to roads and ferries. " .
Mr. -Thorpe To Mork roads by
taxation. - : "s
Mr. Barden To repeal the act
relating to last aiivingovcr ccrcaiu
bridges in Greene county; v i
Mr. Ward To work the public
roads in ; Warren county by taxa
tion. i---'-?-:r'vv: -;: ;
Mr. Grainger To annex a por
tion of Jones to Lenoir county. !
Mr. Slaughter, of Graham Eela-
tive to transterrmg . lunatics to the
asylums..:';,: j . .
Mr. EatonTo submit to the
voters of Vance county thequestlon
of working the public roads by tax
ation. -, $ ; i- -;0 ;.'v ' ." f V:.
Mr. Gordon To amend the act
establishing the weight of a bushel
of grain. , :''? r::7
Mr. Adams To provide . for the
payment of registrars and judges of
elections. . i '
A MESSAGE r
was received from the senate an
nouncing that the' senate would
proceed in a body at the hour of 12
o'clock m. for the purpose of ascer
taining and declaring the result of
the votes in the recent election ifor
f "'4
On .motiqn. of Mr." Overman,
message was ordered to be sent to
the senate- proposing' to count the
vote for .State officers at 12 o'clock
m. .r-v:.;t:;v.r;v.;.
Promptly at 12 o'clock m, the
doorkeeper announced the approach
of the senators, who entered and
took seats within the bar of ,the
house. - r" 'v Ur.t
- President pro? tem" Boykin, of the
senate, called the general assembly
to order. . "'
The two clerks called the rolls of
their respective houses,' with the
following result: ; 45 senators an
swered to their names and 114
members of the bouse.
The president of the senate ap
pointed as tellers on the part of the
senate Senators Alexander and
Chadbonrne. , ; ; t ' ', i
The speaker of the house ap
pointed as tellers on the part of the
house Messrs. Leazar and Bulla.
The President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House then pro
ceeded to count the vote in the
presence of toe. General Assembly
as prescribed by law;
Pending the official count of the
vote, on, motion of. Mr Overman
the General Assembly took a recess
until 3:30 o'clock p. m. '", v ") ?
"At 3:30 o'clock p.' m.' Mr, Speaker
Holt called the House to order, and
the Senators were announced, who
came in aad resumed their seat.
President pro tern. Boj kin, of the
Senate, called the General Assembly
to order and the --: t v s resinned
mid ccrf inKi d' i ' I :d,' v. ' ;i
:r.r- 1 t " '
result. TLo presiding officers of
the Senate and House thep afaxed
their signatures to the abstract of
the vote, after whkh the Senate
retired and Mr. Speaker Holt called
the House to order.
The following was the result as
officially, announced: Governor,
Scales, .143,249; York, 123,010;
Lieutenant-Governor, Stedman,
142,890: Fairclotb, 120,039: Secre
tary of State, . Saunders, 142,805;
Chandler, 122,922; Auditor.Boberts,
142,800; Lawson, 121,754, Trasurer,
Bain,' 142,893; Staunton, 122,908;
Superintendent of 'Public Instruc
tion, Finger, ,142,000; . Winston,
121,930; Attorney-General, David
son, 142,867; Cooke, 122,502.
On motion of Mr, Barringer,; the
resolution relating to the inaugura
tion of A. M. Scales, was then taken
up and adopted. ; . : .
. On motion of Mr. Womack, the
Houso- adjourned .until to-morrow
at 11 o'clock, ; : , ; , 1
.let Us Converse.
The voice of the scientist or of
the preacher is not required to em
phasize the fact that an intense de
sire for amusement marks the pres
ent age.-. Fer the man or woman
weaned by the . cares of an active
life, recreation now and then is not
only delightful, but healthlul. 'The
writer's purpose: is neither, to point
out the proper kind of amusements
nor to indicate the extent to which
they should be indulged; ' On the
contrary, he merely wishes to inti
mate that theje seems to be a grow
ing tendency on, the part of many
people to disregard- conversation.
This' ia apparent in some ' homes
where' a dififerent state of things
would naturally be' expected.. ; In
many , places , it has become the
fashion, when a few; friends are in
vited in "to spend the evening," to
ignore the pleasure and profit do-
rivable :from an" interchange; of
deas, and spend the time in play
ing a trivial game. ; unnappny,
this practice is not confined to our
'young people.". It is natural that
children ' should ; wish for amuse
ments of a trifling character, but
adults ought to be able to say with
the Apostle: "When I became a
man I put away childish things."
The hope, of the fathers is. in the
children.,!: What may wo. expect of
our young people if .no efl'ort be
made to check the excessive indul
gence in parlor games that are so
popular nowadays! At the saine
time,' something better must be
provided. Indeed, one ; might be
pardoned for fearing that iu some
places conversation is in danger or
becoming a lost art. Hence, the
question arises: "Whither are we
drifting?" , . ; , ,. :
In nine cases out Of . ten, on the
part of those who give themselves
up to nonsensical games, there will
be no desire for anything of an en;
nobliu'g nature. i; If we habitually
neglect, to cultivate our minds,' we
can hope for nothing but intellectual
inferiority, and inability to converse
with ease and" elegance. What is
there more enjoyable than a . .bril
liant, witty, conversation, enlivened
by an occasional pun and sparkling
repartee! It is true that we all
cannot excel in this delightful ac
complishment, any more than we
can all excel in any branch of learn
ing or business; but we can, at least,
use tno talents , that we nave,
whether they be one,' two or five.
Though conversation, in its better part
May be esteemed a gift, and not an art,
Yet much depends, as in the tiller's toil,
On culture and the sowing of the soil.
' It' is laid - that the ;, celebrated
Samuel i Johnson ' for a' long time
looked upon conversation as the
chief t, amusement. : He .told Sir
Joshua Beynolds that he had al
ways made it a rule to talk upon
every occasion as well as he could.
"He, had thus obtained a mastery
over Ins weapons which made him
one of the most accomplished, con
versational "gladiators.'J A great
responsibility is , laid upon us to
improve the mind. We should as
certain f its' various faculties and
susceptibilities, and earnestiysfrive
to make as , much progress as pos
sible. i We have the power of in
trospection, and should' not fail to
make good nse of it.- Of people who
are negligent in this respect, it has
been well 'said: "Thus multitudes
live and . die: as truly strangers to
themselves as to countries ol which
they have heard the name,1 but
whichjiuman foot has. never trod
den." "A ready talker may not
have any better natural ability than
one who is "slow of speech,'' but on
account of being ablo to express his
thoughts in ; an intelligible . and
forceful style, he is looked upon as
belonging to the "aristocracy of
intellect," while the other' is rele
gated to the region of intellectual
mediocrity. Tads. C. B. Fraseu,
in Chicago Current.; , f ;;
1 irnij' . Ll " .
For sate In any quantity at prices to sn
the Mm eg. 1
Brick have been examined by good Masons
and prnnonnced (lrHt-clHss.
Maniples cuu pu wen at iny store., Ordern
solicited. .
uueilAwtf Y, E It. JONES.
'cr Rent,
TWO I'M
1, nne of rrty ppi'rfl jiivl
"-H )llll MM'-! ".' I .1
'j nl. T ' I. ..
( , .h-i- i- .i
c. of
ft
03-
Absolutely Pure.
' This powder never varies. A warvel of
purity, strength, and wnolesomenesti. More
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold In competition with the multitude
of low test, dhort weight, alum or phosphate
Pnwders. Bold only in cans. Koyal Hakinq
owdbbOo.1u Wall-st..N. Y. novls-lydw
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
Clothing, ,
Shoes, Hats,-
'.ii! ;nf .''."i -''...' ,'. .',."-' ' .1 ' , ; 1
s Dry Goods
. and Notions,
V WILL HE OFFERED
During tho nxt 30 days
( - AT
.Asa JToiie9,
' MIDDLE STREET.
Closing Out Sale For Cash.
. GEO. ALLEN, '
Assignee.
Dec. 19,1884. 22-dlm .
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Lurn eoiiMlKiinientH roiillnunlly on lmnd,
Ibwenent AHMOKIt it CO.. C'lilciiizo. III..
IjirgfHt Meat lieiiiem in the Worhl; HKHR
,fc CIKSF.L WrHt Witi-litnt'.ton, 1. 0., J'lonetr
and Columbia Holier Mum.
Daily iiii)lAliorH hv wire, and prices B Jiw
nteedtheLOWKSl'.
WHOLESALE TliADK ONLY.
J. V. WILLIAMS
NEW BERNE, N.
i , , Jcooil.lin-
c.
GHBISTiAS, 1884.
' " . ' - v- . T- -' y ' ' ' y" ..
I have on hand 'fur HOLIDAY THAOK ft
URGE ANB WELL SELECTED STOCK
Glioics GoBifeclionerics
Awn
Florida Oranges, Malaira Grapen, Bananas,
Citron.' ltaieiiig. Currants, Dates and KlOT,
and I have captured Santa lmis, Bag and
Baggage, tils year and brought him to my
store.
Ooaie and see my Complete Assortment of
Toys and Holiday Goods,
BEAUTinrt curusTMAsoirrs kobols
j Call early and make your Selections. ; '
JOHN DUNN, ,
Santa Claus Ileadqiiarters,
NEWBEltN, N. O.
Going! Going! Going!
, COME AND SEE Ml'.' "
Stock of '
: ; Holiday Goods
Fresh from s .
New York,
GOLD, SILV i:R,
V AND '
PLATED GOODS
t OF ALL KINDS. V
rX bought for CASH,' and can Hell to
Suit the times. -' . ' ' : :
Oomo before ttiey are all gbno'.'- Im
possible to keep them at the prices I
nave put on them. ' . 1 '.
' ;? DON'T FAIL TO COME TO
: iMihvhK STREET,
deeSldftw ., ..."
IS AT
TIIH SPO'L
At Market Wharf, : '. .
Soiling Drugs, Pdlnts, Oils, Varnisli,
Glass, Futt3r, nn J nil kinds KrcJs.
1 :
-ALSO
Canvas.
i:v.
Lai' '
.nm, f!;ilvnn-
wmmy) f sw at "
Zealand Flour
i
A SUPPLY 07 FIEST AND JJEST THUCKEILS PIAS,
IIOHAWK AND ROUND POD BEANS,
TEUCKEaS SEED POTATOES,
EU3T PROOF OATS,
ST0N0 ACID PHOSPHATE, -
LISTER GUANO,
BONE AND PERUVIAN GUANO,
Also, WHANN AND OTHER FAVORITE BRANDS.
KAINIT, LAND PLASTER, Etc . .
WILLIE niDYETT,
CONFECTIONER,
III THE POST OFFICE,
Offers a Choice Stock of ,. ,
. , -
Candies, Frcacli and' American
Raisins, Nuts. Oranges,
;:;, JLcmons . -And
a Full Line of the
Choicest Cigars and Smoking
Tobacco
always on baud. -v
1, TJEHM3 CASH CALL AMU SEE UK
octlldtf
Wholesale Dealers.
FLOUR.
The Flour Uou&e of WYLIK. KMrrH & CO.
of Baltimore has a national reputation for
the extent of lueir Dusitiees ami character oi
goods. : . ' .
fhelr BRANDS Ot" FLOUR A HE A LAV IY8
OMKOKM, 8VKKTLY KhLIABLK and de-
llverdd at the uowjisf MAUKfcT i-wiuaa.
CAKES AND CRACKERS.
The Old and Well Known Firm of JA8. IX
MASON 4 CO. supply a full lino of every va
riety of dikes and Crackers, batistnction In
every Instance guaranteed.
TOBACCO.
The Wholesale Tobaoco House of FINK
BK0THEU8 & CO., of Baltimore, no long and
favorably known In this market, have made
me their aeent fo: this section: and I will be
pleased to receive orders for their superior
lines of goods. Kvery variety of Tobacco at
best prices. " ' . -- ..,
I am Solo Agen t hero for ; the
above firms; being in daily receipt
of teleerraDhio market Quotations, i
can therefore guarantee LOWlvHI
PRICES ami FULLEST SATIS
FACTION. -
Goods ordered by telegraph. .
JAS. W. MOORE
, '' docludwti '
FOR LADIES ONLY.
A UGHBDV endorsed by the best 1'hyKi
ciiuis mid DriiRKJsls t lis Home -A
KKllKUY that Mr. O. W. O'Neill. Oood-
water, A lH.,snys raised his wile nom an m
Viiliil'ii lit-il.un'd ne believes saved her lilc.
A It KM If. I) I' oi which prominent Atlanta
nierciiani satu . i wmu iihvk Kivrn cwm
siKin its I woirid a nlckle lor what two uoi-
t i.-mif vour medicine did tor my daughter.'
HI'.MIiUYiii regard U) wlilcli IS. J. !as
suilH, M V, ' uruggist, lnomasvi.ie,
s ib: "I can reell instanefs in which it.nf
forded relief alter all the usual remedies
liud failed. : , ' '-'...- f;..;
A REBIKDY abont which Dr. H. B. Ferrell,
LftJJ range, ua., wrues : -i nuvo useu nir me
last twenty yearB the medicine you are
putting up and consider it the best combi
nation ever gotten together for'lhe disease
fni whlf'h It. is reconimeniled.'
A REMEDY about which Dr. Joel Branham,
Atlanta, said: ,lI have examined the re
cipe, and have no hesitation in advising Its
.n.l Mi.HJa.ni nuinnini.ni) It"
HBO, Bim vimiiucu.ij .... . v. .
a nRMKiiY which theRev.11. U. Johnson,
near Marietta, Ga., says he has used in his
family with the "utmost satisfaction," and
recommended It to three famil'es "who
fonnd it to be lust what 11 ia rocommi iieled
a Rir.iHTCnv of which l'omberton. lveson
4 Uennigou say: "We have been selling it
for many years, wun consiaony lucreaniiiK
sales. ' The article is a staple with us, and
nf A.hnnlut.6 marit."
A BKMEDY of which Lamar, Rankin & La
mar say: "We sold 50 gross In four months,
and never sold It In any place but what it
was wanted again."
A REMEDY by which Dr. Buugli of La
Orange, ua., says: "i curea oneoi wiemoii
nhstlnnte oases of VICARIOUS MENSTRUA
TION that ever came within my knowledge,
with a few bottles. ' . ' . -
A REMEDY of which Dr. J. C. Huss. Nota-
eulga, Ala., says: "I am fully convinced that
' It is unrivaled for that class . of diseases
which it ctaima to cure."
A KKMKDY about which Maj. John C. Whlt-
ner, of Atlanta, wen ana iavoramy Known
all overine uniteaotuiiegaBuueueraiiiiBU'
ranee Agent, says: "I used this remedy be.
fore the war, on a large plantation in a great
number of cases, always with absolute sue
cess." .
A KENEDY about which Mr. J. W. Btratige,
of i.'artersville, Oa , certifies that one bottle
cured two memDers or nis iauuiy oi men
strual Irregularity of many years standing
-i ' r ' Thli Great Remedy Is I .
RABFIELB'S FEMALE REGULATOR.
' Rend for our Treatise on "Health and Hap
piness Of Woman," mailed free. ;. ,
. BltADJTIELD ItEGU&ATOB CO.,
dw : 1 . Atlanta. Ga. -
KLEN-EO DOR
A SOAP, the best In the world for Laundry
use: will make the clothes white and sweet,
without scalding or boiling. ., '. ;
It is the best soap for Toilet use, makes the
flesh smooth, soft and clean.
It 1b the best soap for shaving, leaves the
face smooth and soft, and prevents chapping,
and cures barber's itch, cures chapped hands,
cures ring-worm, and Anally will make you
happy. Try It. For sale by
- WM. Ij. palmkk,
Second door from the corner of
Middle and South Frontstreets,
..' New Hern e, N.C.
Also at the sam61lftce you can find ?ood
Cigars, Tobacco, etc., of all kinds, and Candle
In great variety at retail, all good. , dw
T. B. BROWJN ,
Barber and Hair Dresser,
With twenty-five years experience, and the
NeateHt and Best Furnished Saloon in the
city, will give as good a shave as can be had
anywhere for TF.N (JKNTH. New shop, now
furniture, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Hot and Cold Baths can be had atall hours.
Middle street, next to L. 1L Cutler.
marlKdlv ,
..50
' - AT
10 Cents' :
FOU'ND!
ROBERTS L HE1TDEES01T
Gcceral Insurance Agents,
New Berne, IV. J.
Onl) flrst class Companies represent
. - ed in -
' Fire. Life and Accident Insurance,
Total Capital over Forty Millions oi
Hollars. Jun24dlt
ROBERTS C Cr.O.,
Whole sule & Retail
DEALERS IN
Provisions '
' Groceries,
. DrV Goods
' Boots and Shoes
All of which we are offering VERT
LOW.
Orders solicited." '
I. - ...... t , .. , . ... ' ! .
Satisfaction guaranteed.
dw ' 1 NEW BESNE. N." a
Anj. Send six cents for postage
rilZGs?1.,"?:?
" " linn waii uriLr ti
of either ex, to more money rlebt away that
ftnwralnn aIus 1 tUU I i . . . .
"s uouiuvciv pure, n.1 unce Huarefr
TRUE A CO . Augusta. Maine, -marlifldlv
W. II. DEWE
THB PRACTICAL
TONSORIAL ARTIST
Personally In attendance at his Hairdrcssint :
and Shaving Baloon at the Gaston House
Willi the best workmen.
Satu-faclion Is assured to those who patron
use him. ,....- -v . 4 - (
Guns and Gun" Implements
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