.. i i., lKSJU.it a XI ealenia.
u4. U: r, except Uunday.
. .. c.r ss.wtorux woauia. tMirred
i W&EKLY JOCK.5AX, a S eolaiaa
. r. U riSUafced mn Taacadn at ft
' r utb
. eB day fUt; Me. tor eeeji eebaeqiieBt !
. , :.jpe H nl !
i .," aa Mae lor ant, end easts
!et:j-i lieeijaeallajeartten.
. - twimiili wUhatnser.e3elwid
ceeW ;AajrieeeorDetaa.Boloexeeed
i wili to Ucrta tree. , AU addjfloaat
i. ..-r wui MutiHitwiiiir na.
be mniiMimi, l laiadTartisaaae
wltt aeeatMttwMenaUjr at tbe ear of each
win mittiiMMn or a die
banes Of eeel watiera ere aeoclted. Be
nmfflOWDnMK to exneeted to be nub-'
ttahed ItH eocitalna WaetionabU pereonal-
'.UaC Wlteaolos Uia aana of Ua author; or
tlat will mate non thaa oae column or tble
If lt agaievil at any anoar
iawniwit oaa obtala tb nam
taa aaUot.ajr ajHtaf r at tata offloa ayd
ltVP(Va(alath BnaraaoxxMta.
' THK JOURNAL.
. vwew.
C f KW BXRM8. N. C. APRIL 10 IS7,
iaMaat kt tka Pal aAct at H Bra.
' '' aaaaaaaMiaaa tm.
(wiir ,, .. , , ,
i-VJv..:ALrKX J-Jt, liishop or
' . ba'ri(VAt rvf r4awar. and th
i8ebpal Ohnreh in the United
; .States,1 ilVl at Wilminpton, Del.,
5 ' oa Jneadaj. He was m tbe soil
V? year bt his age.
7 V4
I f ,87PQOI.-TEACHKB OOELIBS, of
a Vmm . T) mtr XT 1 i a nhapflpail
' with teaohiae hie noDiU poker and
;l reading dine novels of the blood-and-thnnder
tjpe to tbem in school
, - k .trot J.ne miaren anu so iaem lc
. 'fllf oards. The troeteee of the
-.echool ie looking for a new teach -'
or, ' bat 00RU88 intends to hold
"; 'the fart. Birch and black pum are
v . scarce in that coon try.
v a J.'--T
'it
tlleaaee freai Our Kirliari(f.
1
"Ealelgh Vigitor: The
Second
; Captiat Church of this city
has ex
. tended a4au-to the Uev. Thomas
DixaaUh. aopalar and talented
jrwnrj fatorof the Baptist Cbareh
irOUdsboto-.
. TyvlJ U wvtaa Ij.Im The mam
la4;friend of St. Peter's
T.j 'ti&iiaitwPM, in tnis oity, are
: makiar aaSort to secure funds
fot the erection of a new and hand-
x. aaaia mtrrm ' nniininp nnn r arA
-i, rim -1 1 rrr- .1 v h. w
gud to know that they are meet-
a w a al la " A f a KrVAalt
" muAfaig1 held last Monday night
' v tbe sum 1 fftOQO was raised and
v other libera contribntions have
"tUete-h Kettt dud Ohterter: Tim-
' bers'for the new graded school
', ; hp5ilng onyoTth rereon street Are
v fcfsrinrwtiaed and k otherwise ore-
K . tured Bearltriggs taJrchlne shops.
; -j-lfj. K B.,WU has presented
ma a ai. v. a., wiiu a 101 w nne
f worn oa arohltectnre. The rooms
. M U . . ' 1
, anu uiHMNiB ra uvououuk very
rHrpalara"piaces'; of resort and
'. am osement--A number of hands
. are at work in tbe burned oil mills
dlatrica" recovering the acid phos
h&ttrroM,tlA tellars and putting
U .iaaaca'i aiso xebagging the
i. dzMjftoUoniee LaeaL Prep-
arstteoai are ' Ming raade for the
, rxUta6pri1ttnill.
A joint
t-t oempanyhriS been formed in
J C.ofe, Mta a capital ot ten
' ; t---5nl "ideUars for ' the oiannfao
,V' iraeftiitara lt "will operate
wBoer the "titc or me "uoiasooro
: - Farnjtnre T Mannfactoring Com
i pany.f A 'committee have gone
North f tot the purpose -of buying
machinery,J and propositfoni are
v. open tor . bids on the building.
, Tbeyare to oeiocaiea in ine rtonn-
era part of tbe town, convenient to
tha W.ft'W.BB.
" "Oreeaaboro JTetri: While east
. em ? iSTorth Carolina has long
; been aa exporter of cotton, tar
and' tU p. avoffa. it is but re
cenUythatl.ah has begun to
export each articles as are named
abor0."Tt la a good tWng to export
o-f native prodadts, but much, bet
t - r to Tt .tHrntrTttaterial . Into
j :3factnred goods "and exportJ
t a ia that shape. let mills be
f ' t la the State for making oar
r ;a!j ..into, Ilef, Land what
r we do not want to use within
; 3 fate .let ar export. North
i a is !moet exelaaively de
$ t?oalheJforta for paper
-1 1 '.1 ia prist the nera; If our
1 r -1 danjliteri would. Ingti
: :.s r; :-baz and aave every
r zi ttf cf the euttinrt of
'h rtdaH the Gnen and cot
' c". casUff clotbfDg, It
V ands of dollars In
"1 tf ITOrth Carolinians
rrar. The' paper
,1
.1 CJ,
cf kU l;
tlaa that niald
is maca Utter
at " wuuu puip, uu tj ua
i-tiifl awe ta anrv n 9 nnln n il l( n a
paper U made-of such, material
,, jrjecause there are not enough rags
im; to be bad. .-.$,? V ' i
t v
I - Female Bmffrare la luif'
iue mnuicuwi wccuwus iu am-
sa last week were made exoep-
tionally in terestin g by the fact that
women tor toe first tine took -part
ia them. v About 12,600 registered
in 2q towns, and a fair proportion
joiaed in canvasainf for retea,
Totiaf anawaooping up enuta
siaam for favorite caadidatesr;ga
ijeareawertu there waa - tenper-
aooe lasae to be decided, and the
Republican candidate for . mayor
would , undoubtedly aave-: been
elected baa not iLrs. Uoagar, a
temDeranoe advocate from Indiana.!
made a remark about eocietjy
ladies" that brought tbe latter into,
line as determined and industrious
snDDorters of the Democratic can-
didate. Mrs. Gougar was reported
to have said that be upper htra-,
turn of social life in Leavenworth
was frightfully licentious, owing to
tne presence oi me miiiiary post
at Fort Leavenworth." The result
was a sort of feminine cyclone.
"The upper stratum," determined
to punish the libel by defeating
Mrs. uougar's canaiaate, at once
went to work. Cooks, nurses and
chambermaids were their first con.'
verts to anti-Googar principles, the
proepeci oi an extra naii nouaay
and a ride to the polls in tbe fam
ily carriage contributing greatly to
the prevalence of the view that the
lecturer imported from Indiana was
women and seamstresses were next
looked after, and ail day locg dur-
ing the time that the polls were
open the indignant fair sex were
driving hither and thither pressing
into service every registered voter
of either Bex who was susceptible
to their infloence. Old silk dresses
are said to have deoided a good
many doabtinl votes. Be that as it
may, the Democratic candidate got
a majority of 21, and Mrs. Goagar
was rebuked.
In Wichita, also, ludicrous
aspects of female suffrage present
ed themselves. Of the 600 women
registered, 300 put down their 00-
cuf ation as 'Reports," and the
sports voiea soiiaiy ai ine opening too flat. A horse, walking in the
of the polls for the labor candidate middle, can pull two harrows, so
for mayor and elected him. Tbe that very little labor will be re
rest of tbe female vote was about quired to go over the crop. One
equally divided. In Topeka the hand and mule can prepare twelve
women held the balance of power, to fifteen acres a day. This har
Of a total registration of 4,494, as rowing removes clods, and gives a
many as 1,400 were females, and of nice, dean surface for planting,
the 1,200 who voted, about 000 Oren drill with small, short bnl'.
used ltepublican tickets. Among
the latter was a follower of Eliza
beth Oady Stanton, fully 70 years
old, who, after voting, declared
herscli "now ready to die," having
realized at length the hopes she
had so manfully cherished ever
since I860. Aa a role, the ladies,
it was observed at Topeka, voted
tbe straight ticket, though some
were scratchers and insisted on
voting for the pastors of the
oh arches they attended. One who
eame to the polls , with -a baby in
her arms waa rather indifferent
who ahe voted for, but having had
the benefit of information from the
representatives of either party,
finally cast a straight Democratic
ticket. Tbe subjects tbe women
were most interested ia were, as a
rule, the temperance question and
the social evil. Saloons and dis
reputable bouses were "vigorously
denounced by them at' public meet
ings. At Leavenworth a number
of the latter were visited by a com
mittee of ladies, who afterward at
a meeting proposed and had adopt
ed a resolution calling for prohibi
tive fines upon vice.
The practical effect of the enfran
chisement of women in Kansas, as
indicated by last Tuesday's eleo
tion. has been to Increase the vote j
of the party already predominant. I
Its
ultimate effect is uncertain.
Pvham it will ha to render more I
Btrineent the restraints now im
. . F . , i l
J v t iv. . . - v .It .r
eminently desirable if the better
half were as able to enforce as it is
to frame laws calculated to make
men ood.-J?Ut'mnr Sun.
FARMS A5D fA&KEBS.
ftkerl Talks WUk Farascra
- Teplea.
b Faras
rLASTIKO COTTON.
cotton culture were, stated briefly.
t -.1, t.:..:.. 4. :
Kept witnin proper oonnas tneeot-
ton crop is a Te,xood".one.Tll M
the best cleanser of land from foul
growth we have; The Jong eon.
boned plowing andioeidg tbat the
crop demands very effieetnally de
stroy an, unwelcome lutruaers on
the land-' Bub its - humus-destroy-ing'character:
demands that, it
Bheuld not ooettpry the same field
moTtV'than,Tnca ia' turea Vears,
loaffrerjiryBmaa grata (.wbeatjiyei
manure bis land ia uf cheaper
way than by resting It I
Think of I
be'.glrtitrertVaDsoiata jest. Onlr first class Companies represent
Oottov, f nail itaiB,' 'mkef jwd t-u "yr -edin i .:l .t v-'.-
thret ;ieSr' rotation, ' Can , One 1 lira. Life atl Isdlent Irreruea. iv.
u jocrL.a .!i t .ite Uit 5t-r,
don't Le voa will lose some
is of it if a ciop is not taken from tLe
liana tLia year. Weeds and grua
f viU take np '.any that may tare
i ocea e id ua sou ana give is
I back to job ben they die, and
tin II UnCa- wun interest IB me
bkape rood supply of vegetable
mattetv-H We - hare sometimes
t&oaf hi whoa lead wee very devoid
of hamna, as njoat of oar lands are,
it might pv to manure it, j oat for
the . purpose Of- raising a fine - crop
of weeds : to increase the humns
supply. JLs we Tjave said before,
nomas is ine xoana&uon oi saccess
fal ftronr!nr' and on a ran affhrd tn
I per liberall r for it. t rt
I .iBat, to returato eottont 'Weare
I now in the midst of -rlantfnsr this
Mn. d j a fnw fmrmtiAna ma
aotl'beoatof xidnce. v First, as to
securing a good atand of healthy
plants; There are three difficulties
i th Arnntint nf sh mi
orer the seed, insofficieut moisture
to . atart .. growth and too low
temperature to excite germin&tiou.
1 To escape the first and secoadJ
i there is no better method than the
I old fashioned Dlan of coverlnar with
a list, and when
the seeds have
well sprouted, cutting down the list
with a harrow.' It is sometimes
knocked off with a board, but the
board is not as good as the harrow.
Sbonld heavy rains fall jast after
the knocking off, tbe ground is
more apt to crust and bake after a
board than after a harrow. The
listing and catting down of the
list, accomplishes three valuable
results : it buries the seed deep
of moisture; it removes the ill
effecU of crustiug and baking, and
it kills tbe first crop of grass that
comes np it is, in fact, equivalent
to a working a very rapid, easy
and cheap working ; for a hand
and mule can go over six to eight
acres a day with a one-horse har-
row. or a hand and two males can
go over twenty-five or thirty acre
with a smoothing harrow.
Before planting, cot down the
beds a little with harrow the ordi
nary Y shaped one will answer, if
the teeth are set successively
longer and longer from point to
rear, so as to hue- the rounded eur
face oi the bed, and not cut it down
tongue, and cover with double foot
plow. In above suggestions refer
ence has been had to economizing
labor, rapidity of work, and good
work points a farmer should nev
er lose sight of. Tbe cotton will
come up on a clean, well pulverized
soil, with everything favorable to
its rapid, healthy growth, and with
land in best possible shape and
condition to receive the next work
ing. W;'Ii. J.: la Atlanta Consti
tution. '
addu'i Aralaa SalTa.
Taa Baer Balvb in tha world for
Cuto, Braise, ' Sores Ulcers, Bait
Kheum, Fevmr flares, 33etter, Chapped
Bands, CtylbUlne, Cora, and ell Akia
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to
rire perfect eatiaf action, or mosey re
fanded.i .prio. 25 oeota per... For
ami b j Jfc, Duffy. ,.'.; daotS ' lr
For ent,
ran of tha large brick building on the
north oeroer oi
Idle street and Federal
,aHey,
Tbe Oral floor or tha balld lna la ossubImI aa
stores br Meaara. atoa and Saltan. On tha
aaaona boot ihera are tmrtaea i) eomfort.
able, well TanUlated leomi. seven on the
aetata, elxen he north side of the houae,
wltb broad paaaacas between. The rooma
aoaie of them extra alaa and common tcatlna
a welt as the tipper and lower paaaagea,
are fnrnlahad with gas fixture. There ia an
excellent cistern of water on the lot.
oHr "n?'.
'nf tta room ana ontbniii
it lk so arreDBed tbat the two nets of rooma
oomma-
amilles.
nc yard room and eutbuUdlnea for
boardiSi pannee.
eaehrr the whole wonld be eonrenlent for
There la aeeesa tethe
r00" Ir0,a ltl 'r00 and rear of the build
.. Appiyao
ap7iw
JOHK nVQBXB, AXty.
I hava opened at the Gaston Sonse fitaUes
a Llrary and Exchange Stable, where I keep
eonstantlyon hand Horses and Buggies To
sen, escfcenee or let.
1 1-;, i .wi
; rereons and baggage w1U be oonvered.tn
an nhuse in the aurronndlna- rotintrr nt
teaaonable rates. '
jBLoplmg to be able to serve all,
- I am, with thanki iorrt TaTOra,
aMttUdi :;, , : WAXiTKB D. UBOWN.
FURNITURE.
U 1 'TC
(PirlCT SuitS, Chamter, Sets,
Walnut Bedsteads,
Bureaus, fTardrobes. . ' '
"t, Mattreases,!. Chairs, '
' liounjcea. 8oaa,
AT ROCK BOTTOM PItlCKS 1
' . U, Kiddle Street w Berne. B.C.
r itsm IZZXZl 1 " .
IrrrmBa.
Total Capital orft rorty uniioni 0
l - I?oI-t.
'idly -I
Absolutely Pure.
m Mwdar iaayaf nine.
i 'umt of
Mora
aooaomleal tuaa '
nnw. nranna.
tha ordinary kindi, and ean-
ao4 aa mnld im aoraiirli !
with taa Boitttoda
t low taat, abort volbt.alaia or aaoanaaia
rowoa Oo lua Wailu. ii. V . , aoriMvaw
ra. BoiaoniTiB aaaa.
Ratal Rhiii.
For Mia in Newbera by Alaz. Miller.
First Class Buggies
MADE AND KEPT CONSTANTLY
ON II AND AT
C. T. RANDOLPH'S
CARRIAGE FACTOR?,
Broad St., New Bkknk, N. C.
Those wishing to purchase will find it
to their advantage to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
REPAIRING dona at short notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed in work and
prioes. ial9 d8m wit
Take Notice I
Our store is filled with
Provisions, Groceries, Cauned
Goods, Dry Hoods, Crockery,
Etc. We keep a full line of tbe
Oelebrated'Prison Boots aD3
Shoes.
Aieo
G. S. Parsons & Sods Boots
and Shoes.
Every pair warranted to give satis
faction. Country merohanta and the peopls
generally are requested to call aud ex
amine our large stock before purchas
ing. We will give you low figures.
We job Lorillard Snuff.
ROBERTS L BRO.,
flout JVowf st.. AVu Berne, N. O
Rock lime,
Plaster,
Cements.
Goat Hair
R. O. E. LODGE.
CJttAVEN STKEET.
Below Express Office,
meyzidaewaw ' ,
JnVuOIIES,
Wholesale and Betaif Dealer in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
Qeneral Merchandise,
AGGLKO A51 TIX8. IZtd.
Gonaixnmenta' of Grain, potion and
other Produce solicited. :: . - "-. t;
lrempt Attention GuAiuteed.
'"j-. 's - T - 1
N; W. Cor. South Front and Middle Sfe
' v We own4ha only Xinu Kiln ia Ibis
cuy, and offer Pore Commercial Lime
for tale, free of sand$5.00 to ,00 'per
to', eacked. ; - '
Commii ilerchti and C-j.ia Dealer j
vV-iil5-uLUtul .Lai'u. J J. ;
to tha Stare lately occupied by Wm, UoIIuter, where ith more Boom to display
-hit increMed Stoofc, he is, with the aalatanoe of
;:;;-iviIlSA:M "IMS IJ t J3 AXZtl :--'rr
". prepared to ehow tni eell at Hard PaaPrkee, .l i ' i ' -
TheJFINEST, NOBBIEST. NEATEST, PEETTITST uxiZHZT
..-. Straw, Derby
. . . ' r Boot
..- -i Aa n
I AM'pOLB AOENT FOR .; i?: 5
A 1 BATTLES' MLS'S CAlf IWU $2.50 Wfk-
TbaoBly Shoe aold ia tbla elty that era WARS AN T-,.
U: br tfa9 HB ulHClaKr TUMK and BY UK TO MYT
CUsroMfcHS, via: itvorypalr U WamaUai ahoold
any of Uteai lu any way within anyaaaonahla time.;
BJve out, I will onon return of damagad pall aud atala '
nnt aa to length or wear, liTHERnarciiD tne MOMi
or givb Anomca dsw vaib i ixchahok. it la bo
bofct. flotMit and ebaapeafr 8boa ia toe world for vaa
mouey. J hey wma ic Button. V lain and BLarp Toed
Omtucaa und Lra Cp Bhoea. -
1 hv taatiaiaaJala from rant of oar beat and laad-.
lu eitieeua. bo hava bought Uta "B ATTUuj eHOK." ,
auiue nf which hava worn mwpalraa lone aa If montha.t
and pror ounce 1 the Beat, j Jheapeat and H.aataat Wear-
log buoe lu tbe world. .' a a-' .
I reepectfally solicit an inapeetioo of
tioa to ail purchaiirj froai ua.
Middle Street, at
'87 Spring Announcement 07.
We wish to call the
tomers and friends to
! Spring Clothing and
On- Stock ia now nearly complete, and we are
GOOD CLOTHING AT LOW FIGURES.
It ia a Fell known fact that our Suite irive better
you can uuu id uic cuy. ay i uecause we nuy irom me Dec i nonses, ana -v
ti m T"
when we guarantee an article you can
not suit may be returned and money refunded. ' 'r .-;.-
iiLUB SUITS. .1.00 to 10.00. Our tlOOO Rnit 0n.r.nUa
color; if it fades we return your money.
Our line of $10.00 Suits can not be matched in New Berne 0 tkey all Ifljf ..
Be euro and see us ir you want a suit of anv kind: if we can't suit von'ent
! f sto,k we can order it for you.
We bare as usual tbe finest line of BTRAW HATS in the city. Ho y '
50c. Strsw Hats a specialty. Mackinaw Straw Hate 50c. np. ,r '"
We wish to call attention to our line of MEN'S FINE 8HOES. Staev "
Adams & Co.'s and James Means &
Our stock of NECKWEAR ia
added to.
ijmgc nut ui ujjxo uivnioaiKuo, oonsisung oi unaerwear, pw v,
penders, II. Ilose, Garters, Oollara and Cuffs, eto. " ;
Trunks and Valises. Btraw Mattinirs. Pine Straw Mattinffa anrl r.rrifa
Nice lot of Porpoise llide Shoe Laces. , "J-
Do not hnv hfifnrA vnn rar us. '
War, War, Waf,
AGAINST RAGKE-TSi
Zioolc Out
IIAVIVfi .iriHT mi'TliPVirn
A
Large Stock of Dry
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions,;.;
and tvcrjtLirjg you can call for usually kept in a first class Pry Goods gtore, .
I am determined to open Avar against racket' anrl Mgli price.
To prove the eame I quote some of my prices : i.tz ; r-
Uats as low as 5c.; a nioe hat for 25c.; acd for 50c. I can give yoa a fine
dress hat. ;y ;''''
And Shoes, I can astonish the natives. Why I can give yoa a Ladies'
Button Shoe for U7e.j a nice Foxed Gaiter, only 05o. I alae tafe a nice line '
of Ladiee' Low Quarter Shoes, 98o.. In fact I have a large and well selected
stock of Shoes, and guarantee prices tb suit the times. ,4" ' -1 ' -
Three nice Handkerchiefs for 5c. Also a nice Linen Handkerchief for c. '
I also bar a well selected line of . . " - . ;-
goou i Qiaunariea cnirt rrom ae.
T A.'rgf . a.nd i" n'"'
Jvookatthis! Why, I can rive Yoa
A Nice All WodHiieiKiuiel Suit; wilj $7,00; V
'Also, a goo4 Tm ofCftrpetviaaUinf; OUCIoth; Tmnka and
Vftutes, ; i-:i!'.s v. -
Come one ! Come all 1 to the Headqaarrers of tie War 'Departmentan J 1 ?
eonvmeed that I can P - ' -. ' , , .
Pell Yon Goods
Cheaper,
TheVCity;:
r"
t ft
JAS. A. TIIOMAS, 8AUES3LaJf.
il7jioIeGae-;'
v . H ate aiaibrr i
TVb 5T0;I?,C3UTirT:
And keep cf rLourt, rri ' , (
riOL.VFsLS. FALT. TO"
"Z li t'ae GT ;
T'j: 1 for
and Fur Hatfi
and Shoes, .J-h tv-.
' Dry,; Goods, Etc. Ktc.
n
1
( 1
our disc ana guanuiiaa anurw aauaiav ,
MAX SCHWEBIN,
Wm. HolJUter'e Old StandVSiga of FUg, . -
attention of our Cus
our elegant stock of
Gents' urnishings
jJrepured.lo ou
satisfaction thaa. any ;
v .,1.1 i.i
depend on it, and any artiole that dees i
Oo.'s. We are sole agents here. ' -v'-'
very complete, and is being constantly"
1 i
HOWARD & JOKES?'
Vx tlxo aj? I
pnrtM trtv vnonn wren
Goods," Clotiiiiau Boots.
to co, . - . . ,s
Sekf Wear; Scufj 2i. up to 60e.
a : , a .. ,
-t '
Than Any,
Other' House Ia
1
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