.AluriiXBwOih Delivered
tiertUMaaatapci'iaoMfe. -t "
llt JOCKAX. M aalejasa
jtc4 mr 1aaley a S2.6S
'
:s(j , JUTES PAlfrY) c
r tl.MK CU. taf cavefe aaaaanwenf
wen a aadar 4 of 'B
a ta per Ha lerarat. a4 mm
.. 4Uilltl III.' ' '
't nyartea.' 'M ' ;T ' '
. . . mfcceaorlMtkkliatlutxtMd
UMUMIt4IIM. AH attaitional
t wiU beaar(e4 imiti per 11m.
aeoUlor wwtviniwMiaiiiiit
t -elaairaavee. Ksct la raa Tart lac menu
l collects jpasBptly at the Ml of raeh
: i t j lL.. i it Cu-is
-e a LvJ.6 itill.a.-' 3LU land,
tfore, aiwuli sot Le too poor.
Ua very poor land, even vitlt ample
distance, corn fall, toahoot if tte
weather ii quit dry. Plant then
m good land, or (bat whicli'.la
uaaored. Tbiee to. fire hundred
pounds of cotton seed meal: broad
cast on an acre and harrowed ia
will aofiioe. Gire sufficient light
and air for the purpose,:, mentioned
plant, aay la three and a half to
four feet drills two to three trains
to the foot. Thick seeding will make
a great deal of forage on rich land,
bat it wuioe worth yerjnttie. litre
two workings in rapid succession
(with sweep) soon after itoomes
This is ail that will be needed,
'- ; -- "- -A ...'. a,
Liuh c, -db . .arid u..eu iLey
Lipped tou ;Ler. H& store of
Sir. Jbo. Kl.U was blown to
pieces, and the goods scattered ia
all directions for several hundred
yards. So one, U reported . hurt,
Mt tne tycoons caused great
and eifiiteaieaU,JLiv J.; ,
siaaor.to ppQeatten at tikis office sud
' ti waamU taacmrajM iiuu.
ft. arCaTatK
iiutru,.
K4IVM.
alases Mmtit.
iKTf .B5jrR. N. C..APE1L22 iwr.
up
muu Mii cMtaiuiaa newt o ;if the land has been properly pre-
of veal asalisrs are aeUeited. 'o ' pared.
i..teataast m cxMotcd to u oub- Laatly, 80w enough land to have
COSSET ZZTT"Z? r Jjbandaaeo 'or.g, cat and
tatHMvth.nun.e,iun,noit1,l.!feed green in the summer when
r. . . ; pastures run low. both to horses
.7iMnoafnBacti-icvrdaiau) uonr jaud cows, as well as to lay up for
eoniMBtiattxi aa outaia uu uaiue o winter.
Prepare land and plant in same
way, some Kaffix corn, millo maize
1 . - or dourra corn, sowing seed pretty
THJE tfOURNAL. thickly in drill and thinning out
. -.V'- --L- - - afterwards to oue or two stalks
every loot or nlteeu inches. Do
this now. These will come through
a prolonged drouth better than
corn. May be also cat and fed
green, or allowed to mature seed,
and these gathered and fed like
eorn, and blades cured as fodder.
The dry stalks are worth little. A
little early amber cane may also be
started now foa green feed ; cut
after the seeds are in dough state.
The plant then is sweetest and
richest, aud makes excellent ra'
tion, in part lor mules and cows.
It iijuot advisable to cure it, but
to leed green. For this purpose
successive planting may be made
from the last April to first of
August. W. I.. J., in Atlanta ('
KtitlttioH.
STAtV"nEW8
lilraut'd from Oar Kxrhantcv
Mr A at sfce fees eesee at Kr Bwu,
mm em mltmt .
K O
TH1 UoBOnd Whiff states that
t Le farmers of VI rgi n ia a re goin g
tLroagoM ordeal, the like of which
iLey bare not experienced in a
ne aeration. The low price of to
Lcco has left many of them with
less means to cultivate a crop than
they bare bad since the war. Like
r lanjof OUrJforth Carolina farmers
they failed too mnch on one crop,
pat all their eggs in oue u est, so to
speak. This plan means "make or
break" and the "break" isoftener
taade thaiv the "make '' Farmers
night Just as well go back to first
i rinciplpaLaod farm with a view,
"ret, leaking something to feed
aadclotltvwith, and second, to im
I rove the farm and household and
make, bpmt com foi table and do
airable,. rThe attempt to get rich
suddenly, by risking all on oue crop
Las pnt many farmers back lor
years; d swept away the home
tad of others by mortgaging.
JUJDtiBBQXatlSDTUK SEW SOI I II.
Durham Xcitx. The court house
lor Durham, now being designed
by H. A. I'ugin, architect, will
have a seating capacity for 1,000,
and its estimated cost will be $25,
000.00. The design presents one
of the most convenient conrt rooms
e have ever seen.
Wilmington Star: The last
(ieneral Conference of the 31. K.
Chareb South, which met in Kich
monJ, Ya., in May, lSS(i, ordered
that the third Sunday in May of
this year be set apart as "Children's
Day, ' to be observed throughout
Dram PrUklar im the Elite States,
i The report of the barean r of sta
stistios, ' just published, presents
some interesting facts in regard to
the consumption of spirituous
liquors, wine sad beer in this
country. The figures given indi
cate that the consumption of vines
and distilled spirits is stationary,
or even, perhaps,' declining," while
the consumption ox malt liquors is '
rapidly increasing, ia lsos our
people consumed ?2,2tl,61 gallons
of spirits, 22,067,220 gallons of
wines and 642.9r37.720 gallons of
malt liquors. The estimate is
made that oar drinking population
in 188G was 14,925,417, which ap
pears to be excessive, if accounts
be taken of the fact that our total
male population over 21 years ol
age in 1S.S0 was under 13,000,000,
liul; taking this estimate as it is
given, tho amount paid out by
drinkers averaged $45.90, or about
one-fifteenth of their expenditure
for food, clothing and rent. As
the retailers received, it is esti
mated, 5700,000,000 for spirituous
and malt liquors whose wholesale
cost was but 300.000,000, it would
seem that the saloons can afford to
pay pretty stiff license fees and
still get a large percentage of profit j Of
out of their customers. The per
capita consumption of spirits in j
1886 was 1.24 gallons, as against!
li.HG gallons in I860; of malt liquors i
11.18 gallons, as against 3.22 gal !
Ions in 1800. The per capita con
sumption of wines was about one
third of a gallon, or about the same ,
as in 1800. e are evidently be
coming a beer-drinking people, and
it is not impossible that by the
time prohibition becomes effective
the use of distilled spirits will have
greatly decreased from natural
causes. There is less driDkiuir
M'T f r u'.rm
La. -
1T
: . ins cuji;;i;:a L...rc:.r::.i . .
to th Start litely occupied by Win. HoUister, where with more Boom to dUpjr
IUI m MbatctAHPP Bl III-
hit incnaaed Slook, ha ia, w.
" f JIS J14
A bsofu te!y P u re.
Ale Mwlw htw vanaa. taarral ol
arltr,trDrth, aad wboieaoipenoaa. Mora
onniaaHhaathorimuu7 klptU.and eaa
ai be eald la ootpaatuoa vltfa tae aalutaae
vaiSbkaiaja or aooeptiaie
i tow toat. a
ovdars. Sold only in eaua. Koiax B 1
OWBBOe.lueWBll-V.M.T. uorl-lTdv
For Mie In Kewbern by Alex. Miller.
RED LIGHT SALOON,
Near Market Dock, Middle 8t,
IS
NEW BERNE, N. C,
WSaRli TOC CAN ALWAYS KIND
PURE LIQUORS
every variety, ia '-Urge or Rma)l
quauutieo. AlbO the FINEST GRADES
of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS, i
All of which will be sold j
CHEAP FOR CASH! !
John D. Dixkins, Salesman.
E. WHITMAN,
i.22 d w Proprietor.
Take Notice !
mmi im ""'(rtjpared to show and eelf atllircri'Ia tilooi," - . -
The FINEST, NOBBIEST, NEATEST, PnETTIZST aid pT3"B
.;ttcauTui;ui:ULUiLi.eJrrirr
,GeMPiiraUMngfG0odi,"-i.,i?.isir-
Straw. TJCThw4 and Ffirf Ifit:
'T Boots and Bhoea, i - ;
n Dry .Goods, Ctc Et
I AM BOLE AUCMT FOU
i iurmmi calf nm sud urn
The only Shoe sold la tale eitr that are Wl RK AWT
Kl; by the Manalaetarer IXi UK an BY UK 11) MY
CUsroMKKB, via: Jtvary pair la Wamateaj aaotud
By of them In anyway within anyraaaonable time
uivu im hi iri'is w vi wer, KiinKK kvusj mN bud r
i Giva AXOTaaa mmw pais i uuhiisi. It la the
vest, Jltiem and rtwapeat Shoe la Use world tor the
money. They eome la Hauyn. Plain asd tar Toad
(Xur-u kod Lace Ub fehoec - , ,
1 hv testimonials froiaeoaM of eat beet and lead'
lneitmna, woe havAouhKA'-ilA'rTt.fe4HlUi,''
and prooonare It the Beat. Chaapeat and Eaaleat Wear.
Iuk bhe Id iti world. ' ' : '
I respectfully aolicit an iuspection of our Stock and guarantee entire eatiafae
tion to all purcbtuiiDg frotu uu. ... v , .
MAX SCHWEEIN,. -'
Middle Street, at Wm. Holliater'i Old Stand, Sign of Flag.
Qc:
87 Spring Announcement 07-
r, .... Mr ( , .
We wish to call the attention of our Cus
tomers and friends to our elegant stock; of :
Qnriniy PlAlltinor ontl HaiiIa' t7nvniliNve
j Onr Stock ia now nearly complete, and we are prepared to rlTe ton ' "
' GOOD CLOTHING AT LOW FlQTJJtES. -1
It is a well known fact that oar Suits give better eatigfwjtion than an ',
I you can Cod in the city. WLy T Because we bay from the beat houses, ana
! when we guarantee an article you can depend on it, and any article that does
! not Buit may be returned and money refunded.
BLUE SUITS, $5.00 to $10.00. Our 110.00 Suit we guarantee fast
, color ; if it fades we return your money. . , ,..( . .i
! Our line of $10.00 Suits can not be matched in New Berne to they all tag. i
Be cure and sec us ii you want a suit of any kind; if we can't suit jou-oat
of stock we can order it for vou. , '
We hare an usual (ho finest Iitia nf RTR AW 11 A T.Clin ;., Tin . .
- - . M UV ViVff I mi
fnlav than x nAnarat mn i trr opci 1 ri l. ti . - . . . . '
fe v.u . , ProviBiou Orocerles, Canned tWt- D,r,w 11,18 a specialty. Mackinaw atraw Mats tUc. up.
in drinking commomtiea, ami the , .7 . .' V w. n .....- . , ,.,r, m !, . . , .
. - . . ' iAny i rv ai ai tnirAMr it c wihii Lit rill i u.1 Ltfiii 1(111 i.ii fill r 1 1 ii n nr vi n, nt ti I rv n. khi irn Mtiat , , i
Adams & Co. 'a and James Means & Co. 'a. We are sole agents hare. t
Our stock of NECK WEAK is very oomplete, and ia being constantly
added to. . ,
Our etore is filled with
Goods, Dry Uoods, Crockery,
Etc. We keep a full line of tbe
JTJ2M3 IJ61lb bas made a ftr ech i tho Clinrch with appropriate ser
at tni" aimWeraary dinner of the vices, and on that day ;v collection
Sona tariua Society at Charles- i8t0, bo taken up for the aid of
. T ? . . . , , , needy Sunday Bchools. A pro-
o1 IH,l)a,ar granimo for the aervicca of the. day
ilacatkr and national aid to , ias been isuod.
cboolaU' 4i can see no force in J charlotte Vhronidr: ,loe White
the constitutional objection to such and Henry llowland, colored, were
auL and , It mar anv other man. yesterday committeu to j ail in tuis
wko la hot blinded bv prejudice,
can ibow bow education or those
racelflag :tbe benefits thereof will
be d4ed, by receiriug money
from Jh0-riMl(nal treaaury, which ia
full of hVrP1'" wonej, any mora
thaafweetrfnii: H from the State or
count j frfanaw or an individdHl's
Boaoo'eof the best thius Judge
BoudaaidHn hia speech was, that
there WoaU be no new Soath "un
til it , own. children delve in its
own mines, and drag from the
earth tberalneraU and ores which
belong tothenJ' There is too much
waiting1 forsome one to come with
cipitaj.tas 4evelo) oar resources,
wLilo onilXr capital is too timid
: tmdrajkfi new enterprises.
Uanafactnrlng Industries that will
-ploy; the peojJe and make a
arktf far' the country produce are
r eat stimulant to tbe agricul
ral growth of a country, and when
t South fthall have become dotted
: h tlxese, diversified farming will
.8 witklt ahd we will then bare
Hotrth in troth as well as in
FlOtS AS FARMERS.
,mrt Taffea With Finiiri an Farm
suKioat fdssAax ceois.
V.Tllst looking titer big cotton
, 3 not OTerlook forage crops.
L-re not yeiigoUeh.lnto the
: cf planting. tfce& regularly
; 'j.'TW:Toriret then, or
T ; 1 1 plantisg for later, and
3 L rpe, for ft more leisure time.
t time is not apt to come.
-, tfcU if the best time to
. . a. tarer and larger yields
r or! j t han from late plant
Drilled oofa stands at the
( the list,, whether to be
i t'ry forage Or for putting
rrepare JandweD that
'-',-, ahdroB and harrow
i rcry fine tilth.! This
laratioa i will Jb9
, 3 corn ia trp;, it is
- make a forage of
, ; a teach stalk sbonld;
I ii t v hu Kamiim 1 fn f rr nf Al 'it
thew s Station, upon charge of com
plicity in the recent train wrecking
affair near that place. These two
men appeared here laBt Monday as
witnesnes in the trial of Henderson,
who was sent to jail upon the same
charge that secured their commit
ment. The wind storm ol" last
Monday did considerable damage
throughout the county, so it would
seem from the reports received
yesterday. At Esquire Hilton's
place a large shed was blown down
and the Esquire's pet cotton pick
ing machine was smashed to
smithereens. A large tree was
blown down in the yard of Mr. S.
W. Beid, and in Long Creek and
Lemley townships, fences were
scattered and trees were uprooted,
entailing no small loss upon some
of the farmers.
Raleigh Nac and Obcrtcr: Re
ports were received here yesterday
to the effect that seven convicts
had escaped from the squad at
work ou the grading of the Cam
eron and Carthage railroad. Tbe
convicts are kept in a stockade,
located about two miles from Cam
eron, and the escape was effected
by cutting through the floor of one
of the buildings and making their
way over the stockade in tbe dark
ness while the guards were watch
ing the doors and windows. A
storm and quite a cyclone passed
through Middle Creek township in
the southern part of the county
Monday evening, its course was
from southwest to northeast, and
took in a belt of considerable
width. It crossed Alford's lord,
lashing the water into foam and
foxy: went through Mr. E. B.
Jones' plantation, tore the roof off
bis dwelling house, blew down his
sheds and outhouses and destroyed
and ! demolished a quantity of
fencing. The outhouses and sheds
Of Elchard Meddlers were torn to
pieces, also some small booses on
tbe plantation of J. S, Jones. A
mule belonging to J. S. Jones was
injured. ' Jk qnsntity of timber was
blown dow and large trees were
twisted bti. - If Chatham oonnty,
between i-Moncare and t Pittsboro.
the belt which It swept was from
one fourth to one-half a' mile wide
and the force wai gmter.'s Trees
as large as a fiour " barrel- were
twisted entirely off near thebase,
altered conditions of life under the
civilization of tbe present time is
rapidly diminishing the number of Celebrated Prison Boots and
communities of pronounced bibn q,
lous propensities. Jlaltimoie Sun. ODOeS.
-mm--mm. ALflO
Hucklca'a Arnica 8tal.
Thk Best Salt in the world foriC. S. ParS0I18 & Sons' BoOtS
uuu, Lsruisee, oores, ulcere, i-ai
Rheum, Fever Sort, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Coma, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures pile
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by R. N. Duffy. declfl lr
NOTICE.
suile vf ;orih Carolina Craven Count)',
omoe IJIxrk HtipertorOourt,
Tate notice: That I taava tlili day Utmeri
leturt declaring W. 1'. Hnrrua. W.o.bimd
street, John V. Oatlln and BalpU Oiay of
Oravt-n nonntv, and If. C. Carter. John M.
Mann, W. 1). AI array, ti. 14. Usher und J. W.
II W-enonof Hyde oonnty .and thelruoce
ore, t n be a corporation, for the purple and
according to the tnn preaeiibed In articles
of agreement aled and recorded In said of
rloa. The substance of sakl, acreeinenlt tlwt
said parlies desire to become Incorporated
under tbe name of The Hyde Line Oomnan v.
for csrryliif freight and hire, goods waive
and merchandise, and all kinds of produce,
and also passengers from aud to all points
on Pamlico and Albemarle nonnds and
Nuuse Ulver and.thetr tiibntaiiea. wlta
steamers and other boata, la Bald Rtate, the
principal place of business to lie al Newbern,
N.C.. i oontlnue thirty years; the amount
of capital stork to be five thousand dollars
(So.lXKi), and each share fifty dollars. .
This Wth day of March, 1887.
E. W. CAfirEKTJEB.
TimSl d3od . Ulerk Hon, Uouri.
and Shoes.
Every pair warranted to give satis
faction. Country merchants and tbe people
generally are requested to call and ex
amine oar large stock before purchas
ing. We will give you low figures.
We job Loriilard Snuff.
ROBERTS & BRO.,
South Front s(.. A'su Bern. N. C
Rock Lime, 1
Plaster, i
I
Cements. ;
i
Goat Hair I
R. O. E. LODGE,
CltAVEN 8TREET.
Below Express OiQce.
mavZ2d2aww
Large line of GENTS' FU11NISHLNGS, consisting of Dnderwear, Sus-r
penders, II. llose, Garters, Collars and Cuffs, etc
Trunks and Valises, Straw Mattings, Pino Straw Mattings and Carpets
Nice lot of Porpoise Hide Shoo Laces. .
Do not buy before you see us.
HOWARD & JONES.
War,
f f ux
WW" $11
It
AGAINST RACKETS?
'fx
,114
Hioolt Oxit for tlie "Wax? I
"
!- f.
J X Kfl
HAVING JUST I1ETUENED FROM TUB NOBTH WITII "
A Large Stock of Dry Goods, ,CIotliijiff;: Booti,
Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Notions.
1 'li-
MOST BRILLIANT,
PUEE&PERFE0T LENSES
Xxx tlxe World. '
They are as transparent and eoloriefa as
light Itself, and for softness or endurance to
tbe eye, cannot be exoelled, eoablinf the
wearer to read ror hen ra wltkont falif ne. In
fast . they are
PERFECT SIGHT PRESKRKER8,
Test! mot) lale from the leadlna nhvslalans
In the United States, Oovernora, Henators,
liegialatora, stockman, men o ' note In all pro
fession!, and In different branches or trade,
bankers, mechanics, etc, ean be given who
na-re naa tneir signt improTea uy meir use.
ALL EYES FITTED
AND THE FIT GUARANTEED BY
F. 8. DUFFY, Druggist,
mars NEW BERKE, K. 0. ly
Ask ynm ratsller tat lb JnamUnmBf Ij Hkee.
I Some dealers racommeBO Inlertnr
twdH Is ortler to nuke a Unrerpruflt TslaUtba
rivlaal 3 8boe. Beware of lailtstinaswbtehae-'
konwleds thesr owa laferioiitr tor silwiinlai
KaUAapoa the npetstloa of tfeenrlglnsl. " .
Man beaalsw Bless bvartaf this Htana,
JAMES TslEANS'
Vff V' UI1W1.I
XlL 1 1 "5raJ lade In Batenn, Onoareai aat
'- K l 3Ufld la Xwnlif , Oomfort 4
Wl Its - Jl A pouii CATS
li VV sent too. will brtairoala-
' ' '' Jwrttorr
Birrron
lFSTZ?e2."Vf tmBterr fwortnew s lsrsrrrmn(itir j
MStHMnr thisvredettisn any other tucwrr ib the
wort. IhouMndiwaairesr tkin wiiltn r j the
resenslf ' yon sk 4bnm, JA3IK flfjvs' m. k .
sllOI for aayslsaaapreauaeil is iuriity. '
Foil lint ef tbe above shoe for salt
In New Bern by, .. ru y
-l HCAIID J0ITE3. : . ;
K. R. JOUES,
Wholesale and Retail I?ealr In
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
-.: ., : '"J i '! '
A1TD
General Merchandise,
AOGLNO ANIJ .TIES, Etc
Gonsiirfiments of Oraln Cotton and'
other Prodawaolicftafj. , .
Prompt Attention GiutrairtoefL
N. W, Cor. BoiiUiTroat aid ViddU8t
and everjthiDg jou can call for ssnally kept in a first class Drj Goods Store',"7 y
I am determined to open war again t rackets and hlgli pflces.
To prove the same I quote some of my prices : ' " 'Tjt
Hats as low as 5c: a nice hat for irc - ard fnr nn T . -v, ,
. v.- ius,i..,
arcss cat. . . -i' A ','
And Shoes. I can astonish hn nsiiva. WV T .n ,"J rli-.l.i ,
Button Shoo for 97c; a nice Foxed 0 alter, only 66c. I abb- hat . fclo.!brt'r
of Ladies' Low QuarUr fihoei, 9c In faot I have large and Welt totaled il
8ioca i bucks, ana guarantee prices to Bolt tho times. r 'f.w on 1W l f
Three nice Handkerchiefs for Be - Also a nice Linen Handkerchief for 56.-a"T f
IalsohaveaTrellfcelectedlineof ' ; . ' . (- ;, V . aar-eju ij
'"1
We 6w h'o&'UmaKln'in Uiia
city, aid offer' Pare'Commerelal Lirne
for sale, fret of sand" IS.W tolfl.OO Def
ton.
'Wifp.BtmEtis&.od
Commis'a Uerekta and Grain Dealer.
iUiJti 1 :.
t iMarkei Dorik.
DR; J. D. CLAEK
Offlee em Orarsa nrwl, ketwe a
ad Ero4 ' ' sr-' ;
c.
r iota
Gents Furnishing 03$!
A rood OnlanndriAd Rntrt trim, RfU tnkn.. -.
t V?!t?dfU leiceUii. lin otXecl Wear; 'flotrfiiVM $oW.r 2
Lookatthial. WLy, I can give' you . . M..,,UiMLUr
A iiipff.AU Wool Blue: "Flaiinel Suit, onlv $7X)0; t " !
A' Good .Diagonal SM Black' or Brown, fori tSJj&'ZX? -
Also; a good line of Carpetf , Matting, OU Clntha, Trtaiki iid" '
Come. one 1. Come all ! to tha fteadnnarisra f ). TV.. t.w jf v'.
onvisoed that I can . . , 5b .-: . ..,
Sell You Goods
i ;.
Cheaper Than. Any Other Honse ; la
Wiri
i'i
bK:?- ''"!r-liXYR KEMOTED'TO THEIR : U; ' , '
H: two gto fies; c : uriij of ti - h re " -' ti crvv.
And keep cf TXOTJi;, llfiATf
riOLASarl. SALT, TOBAC
eTeryth!- - lath GKOC"
T " . . W
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