i jutiuULu a Si eo:Lits
1 dr, axcplliuody, m
, ..tfO lr ai a maum. Lwuverad
. . iLT JOCfcSAX. Molajaa
r .h:-ju6 vt TaradaT at ceo
-;alSO KATES (DAlLT) Uu
ar -. jtOe. for each avbaaqoaat
'.Mil uitr Jtea ef
v "10coMcr nJaaforSrat. a4 ebl
c - . Matm vinbelktt.e4 balwwan
tstt of iluikiM or DMlta Ml loaxeaew
. M wm b rsaata4 free,. AJl additional
r wUl to enarge otti m Una,
'i-nr waif I aSTWttaaaanina nl
t inOatiTUM. !UKKlrMTartMUMfita
-J UoOllaeUrfjWOinptly St l)M Ml ft Met)
ooutmum wiiou otainlna nera or a dla
uio of , (MMl naMara arc aoUcltea. Ho
i-oiuiunoleaUoa amat ba (XDaeled la be nab-
i UKltaat eatttalne obtaettanaUa porauuai-
-'; wlUibaida b imm of tha aotbor: or
t at will mak mora than una column of tbia
Aiy peraoa laallaa; aajuiavad at any auoay
tcouunaaananaa) earn obtain the hum
l ua kutaar y ybUoatlOB al thta office aud
n o wl ag v ban4a the navanoa exlata.
LI
deaaes train Our Exchaarea.
THE; JOURNAL.
K. S. .
! aa Wfif.
MAY J
19.
i'4tm4 at ahirVtf aflte al Ktji a
, aaaamiit man wianary "
Tub lust usoe of the Durham
Tohce'.'l'lai, Is a handsomely
illustrated. iBteresting issue.
Ms.J. p. L. Harbis, editor of
the lUlelh Signal, gives notice of
several varieties of potato slips for
sale, Among other varieties tie
.has the Scaf Jam and the Haty
Yam. 'We UDiKKe the sncar vaui
is for the, JCnigbU of Labor, t he
bat e JtyUfor the Democrats, and
the Barbados. another varictv. for
the JUpablleana. We venture to
say they are all good poiatoeb, aud
we hope, notwithstanding they are
radical slips, that tbeezpcniucoial
farm at Kaieigii win give them a
trial.'
. JUDGE OOOLKY, chainuan of t lie
inter-State commerce commission,
in reply to the Sisters of Charity
of $t Louis, Mo., asking that the
railroad jeompanies be authorized
IV jjivo auBlu tree iiiiuovi miiuii no
heretofore, regrets that the com
mission caif Bate no order upon
the railroad companies for their
benffibot stales that the com pa
their policy In granting favors to
persons engaged in religions work
This feature of the law is doubtless
unobjectionable to the railroad
coropanlee an if they ( an succeed
in Keeping vue long ana-Riiori uaui
clause in eospense they will profit
by the new order of things.
! Ji-Jiiii i i i i., .i -i
:,, v;:f ' . a Vert sir -
' It Is eratlfying to note that the
:ijt rF.
few weeks threatened to run into a
reUrj'3i4 boom In gr" business
has somewhat subsided, and that
business men. instead of devoting
their time and money to real estate
speculative operations, are giving
their attention to the actual devei
opmentoftbe industrial interests
of theut section. As we nave pre
viously stated, many of the large
land companies organised in the
Sooth during the last few months
hare a solid foundation for present
and future Prosperity, and it is
through their exertions that a very
larje jTOportlon or tue new enter
rrisas that 'are being cstablisbed
there have been secured, lint the
rreat and well-deserved success of
these companies caused almost
craze Jor real, estate dealings for
awtile, jnureTemntenaencynas
Kt-uscrVithoat hating done any
r :rr anent harm; in fact, this specn
.i; a did good. It attracted ut
'3 capital and Adraneed the price
r real estate, wnicn was too low
t'.r-ihonlS a.! great part of the
v r ilaTing done this, it has
tad down; and left the people
CV '1 section in a proper frame of
1 fora more. Ttgoroas and de-
:ned effort than ever before in
"g, up their : manufacturing
' r tsr If the real estate specn
i had gone on indefinitely it
1 hare done harm: as it is, it
: J. It awakened the people
vast possibilities of their
. r and stimulated tuem to
7 r.-.-'-y; it permanently lifted
valaa of prtpertJr,nTer large
aJ from these centers of
'y will spread infloenoes that
- :.Ie the whole couth more
: t)f conrse, there rill
: -red speculation at times,
1 ti Jency to wild booming
; ore, ueen pretty eneci
!; -The : South - is now
VAj and rapidly on to-
id and en daring pros'
i never berore was tee
: J r? -'at. Manfctvm"i
Greensboro Xetct : The new and
beautlf at Baptist edines was opened
for divine service for the first time
last night, the pastor leading his
flock ia. prayer and praise. A
petition was circulated yesterday
asking the commissioners to order
a vote In', Gilmer and Morehead
townships on local option, to take
place is. Jans next. , -,
Statesville Mtil: The barn of
Sir. George Sharpe, of Gaultneyra
township, Alexander county, was
burnt last Thursday night about 10
o'clock. Everything about the
barn, including one horse, oue
mole, harness, wagon, baggy and
forage was entirely destroyed. No
insurance. The fire is supposed to
be the work or an incendiary,
Greensboro Patriot: A storm
of cyclone proportions passed
through Chatham a few days
since, between Moncure and Pitts
boro, mulcting considerable dam
ages to the county. Trees as large
as a Hour barrel were twisted en
Uirely off near the base, leaving
stumps with long fibres which
made a fearful noise as they whip
ped together. The store of Mr.
John Knight was blown to pieces,
and the goods scattered in all di
rections for several hundred yards.
No oue is reitorted hurt, but the
cyclone caused great fright and
excitement.
Elizabeth City Economint : The
young geutleinen of the town have ! vnu
orjranizeu a uoai ciuo lor ine por- .neai!v as for cash.
wvi. nf ,lArimt!iifr r.ru u-tk ami
I y, t. . , a is tlt
tie j . . . . i.re t .":rsJ
llnlts cf LuUr t 1 ia syitpatby
(with the Lmpiv-ci negro. The
letter, says, the.' tLeri 'mnst re?
lease the man by next Tuesday
nighrandjlntimates thai atLe
writer to backed by- 300 Knights 'of
Labor, there will be troahw U the
demand Is not -complied .with.
Sheriff. Abernathy is, firm and is
determined - to, resist any attempt J
cast may be m&as to release tns
negro, JXa has the , letter in hip
posasssion vn4 . intends to hold to
it as a vindication of his action in
cass'thaf treohte artoes.'j
narrowly escaped being jjored to
death by a cow a few1: days' ago.
The cow had thrown the; child
down and would soon hav KUwdit
but for the timely aid of. some of
the family.- We rare pisased .to
hear favorable reports Crotn nearly
every portion of the oonaty as to
the condition ol the trpwipg wheat
crop. During the very severe
weather of last winter it was feared
that the wheat was badly damaged
and the crop would be almost a
failure, but the prospects now are
very encouraging for a good crop.
ue certainly hope that the yield
will be abundant this year, for if
there ever was a time when a
bountiful crop was needed, now is
that time.
. i y m l :i h&a i.
1 ... . ;4I it 1 ; ?Sr lb ia-
I.- '-MjMdsJii 3-r. h
1 r
1 .t i.ftirfJ
its
au
,
iaao- aaanraf "f :
tliia Bartar-
Mriiy.auaaath. mud whol oaB Mmm
aauaomleal Utaa tbe ordlOATT kloda.aD4 aaaw
bat baaoM la ooaa aatl tioa with Ua moiuumo
low baal, abort walckMUam aa pbaapfcMnarl
Kvaara. Baiaoaiyui oaaa. tpTAfc ntwimm,
WBMOo-lui WaJi-alK. T. aorU-lTd
W For m1 ih Wawbem by Abz. Hillon
upi!T;s!,
Near MwWt.1?pc)CJiiBC.;
fatbA SUra lately occupied by Wm. IlolliitS-.'where b .hiaore Iom tf 4L-'i-,'V
, . v. hit iaoreaaed Stock, he U, JUl th udaiataoG of -
I 1 -
The FIHEST, NOBBIESTj NEATEST, PHETirrST andTirST
noiDY-rjiiDE clot:!;;3s-
Geuta-Purnlshinr Goods?! - ti:'4! 6 "i
r; Straw, Derby nad Fur nats, - 1
y .. pry Goo4sK Bt. BU
. I AM BOLE AGENT FOB r -
1 1 BATTLES' MEn CiLP SEWED $2.50 SEOES A
"The pnlySboet bold tnthUrity that ra V A KB ANT-
.; uy in junuiuunr iu uu ana si hsto Mr
UtuMlK.vtK Jtverypair ia Wa
todt aauakl'
ny uf uiera In any war within raaaosabla Uma
glv aot,'l wlH upon return of dxmaged pau ad iltlti
)ualHolfUiW avear, iithkr KsrDM) the Moyav
ArRIVIlHOIIllH lltf hllra IMH.MOI. ItdA HlA
HMat, Hne and ehsapcat Hboa In to wori4 for tba
- moucy. 7 heyooma la Battoa. flat a ami tbarp Toed
' Coiurreia'wnd Laca Up Sboea.
V 1 hara aainwtata from aoma of oar beat and lead-
lnc eltlaaua, who have bought the "BATTLKS 8HOK,"
. : aome of which have worn one oatraalona aa tl montba.
and prorouuteluhe Best, Cheapest and Kaaieat Waar, e
ins ouoe in uie woria. ..
. .A
l tweoMuuy aaitcibfui maeeuioo or our block uid guatoc aAtire nuf m t
Won to all purchasing from ua. ,., .t .SV
MAX 8CH WESIN,
Middle Street, at Wm. Holliatert Old SUnd, Sign of Flag. 1"
i
1 4 ; v
A.
'KiSEBJjfj.,:1-;
WWW JfOU C4J AfcWAXSJTIJfD
Von Ciat lKt It.
i Prugrewlve Farmer
can't boy on a credit
ilS
muscle l.y tlx- manly art ol rowing. toWi r J1,
daugerous in it but barely enough
of the utile. However it i cum
mendable, in that it conduces to
health and happiness and ke p.s
Jack Iroui beiui; a dull boy, but
when we tiiink of the blank car
tridges fin d in lri iug "the light
haJlop lroin the shore" we can't
help thinking how "it might have
been' utilized at a lie handle or
a whip 6iiw .
Lenoir Ti On .Monday alter
noon, as the Icard mail rider, who
had lett ienoir at 1'2 m.. u eared
llatou, about S miles from lenoir.
bis horse slipped, .stumbled and
fell, striking his head against a
stump on the side of the road with
such lorce as to kill him- The mail
rider made his way on to the next
office a toot and there got another
horse. Last week at Federal
Court at Btate8ville, James Bmith,
of this county, was convicted and
sent, back to jail to await sentence,
"enduring of which" he broke out
with measies. When his time for
sentence came Col. Armfield sug
gested to Judge Dick that if Bmith
were incarcerated with other pris
oners, he would cause them to break
out which would be u had thiag,
Taking into consideration these
facts and adding to them the state
ment ol Mr. Newland, Smith's at
torney, that he caught the measles
from Dr. Kent, .Judge Dick bade
him go and sin no more.
Tarboro Sout htmir .- Within five
months three lives iu this county
have been sacrificed to man's pas
sion and the only man caught gets
on with ten years in the State's
prison. A scant punishment for
disobeying the command thundered
from Sinai "Thou shalt not kill."
Last Sunday Mr. Jos. 11. Porter re
ceived through the mail a letter
which was mailed to him on March
2.1d, 1878, from Wilson, Granville
county, this State. The letter was
missent to Washington on the 21st
of this month and from there for
warded to its destination. It was
seat by a subordinate grange at
that place to Mr. Porter as Secre
tary of the State Grange and con
tained 9a cents for dues, three
paper 25 cent bills, one 15 cent one
and a silver piece with a hole in it,
mnch tarnished. It had been on
the way or was lying in the Wilson
postomce lor exactly nine years
and one month. After this in
stance of Republican neglect and
Democratic reformation of the mail
service we hope the esteemed WU
mingtoo Star will let op for a while
on the administration.
Charlotte Chronuile: Oapt. A.
E. Nesbit lost his favorite old fami
ly horse in a peculiar manner yes
terday. A boy. was riding the
horse from the well to the stable,
without a bridle, and the horse ap
proached the stable at a brisk rate
Just as the horse was entering the
table door one oi his .Tors feet
lipped on a plank and the animal
fen heavily forward. In falling,
the horse struck his head on a
staple With such fores that his head
was shattered on his brains, ran
out resulting is his death.
Parties wno arrived; in the citv
yesterday from Gaston tell ns that
s good deal of excitement exists in
that county at present over a letter
eat to sheriff .Abernathy, by some
colored people. ; It toems that some
days ago, a negrd f wrote a very in
sulting note to f youngiAdy in ilc
Adencrilley -foe - which ho was arV
rested and placed ia jaH at Dallas.
Last Wednesday, sher: J Abernathy
received a letter sigaed by "Tom
Hunter and 300 others." Hunter
and give them nothing in return
You can't get relief from the
pressure ol hard times, except
through proer economy and in
dustry.
You cau't make uiouey if you
buy all your meat, corn, flour, hay
and fertilizers, no matter how rich
your lauds may be.
You can't maintain your credit
nor your own self-respect, if you
become the slave of the chattel
mortgage or crop lien syBteru.
You can't make money so long
as yon scratch over thirty acres of
land, to get a yield which should
be produced on ten acres.
You cau't make money by buy
ing commercial fertilizers to use
alone on poor land. You can't
make monev by impovemhiDg
your lands. I
You can't make money on cot
ton, which you are forced to sell at
eight cents, if it cost you twelve
oents to produce it. You can't
make money on tobacco by selling
it at four cents per pound if it
costs you eight cents to produce it.
Lak,St far Tkem.
Anj infortnauon will bs gratefully
received leading: to the dinarvery bed,
iial nt nirti mm -.i thim.
elves aa dt agenti in "Order to eelll
cheap glaeaea on t&7 reputation. All of
my apeoUolee re aUmped "Bawkes"
on the bow. end no oabwra art genuine.
All eyes fitted and the- fltfturmnteed
at the drug store of F. S. Daffy, Mew
r' jnarB lm
ATLANTIC k nORtH ttlQUAl K. L TO.
FREIGHT UCFA.BTMKNT
HQ
To Shbr:rs of Trc:k.
OS AND AffTE!t MOB DAT. MAT .
and nbtll fartlier Dotlee, a iralRht train will
be ran dally (except HaUinlAjr and Monday;
for the eonTanlanaa of ablppars. Uaavlng
Nawkern at WW F.H-, arriving alQoldeboro
.n P.M., maklnf ektee etMinveUon WIUi the
A Uaatle Ooaat Una Faat Truck Train for all
potntanortB.
QUICK TlkE ! ' VEHTILATIP CABS !
For farther Information applj to aSenU of
loa uoinpany,er
vf. Duirjf. o. r. A
3wbero,N. O.Apr)lUitlK.7. ,
IS
I Of every variety", fh lartre 'or mall
qnautitiei.1 Also tha FINEST GRADES
! TOBACCO AND CICtABS.
AH of which will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH !
John T. Dinkixs, Saleaman.
E. WHITMAN,
dec22dw Proprietor.
Take ff olice !
Our itore ia filled with
Provisions, Groceries, Canned
CJoods, Dry Uooda, Crockery,
Etc. We keep a full line of the
Oelebrated Prison Boots and
Shoes.
ALSO
0. S. Parsons & Sons' Boots
and.SIioes.
Every pair brar ranted to give aatia
fnDthM.u.. :w. -
- Ooontry marakaota and tibe people
geneilyjtreqwated bftoeil and x
aroiae onr targe Heok berera'-purchaa-ing.
We wUlgiveyoalowfigBree.
we m Loriuara Btma.
ROBERT i BRO.,
Soptk Fixm . JVevj Bern. N. O.
Hock Lime;
PUster.
Cements
I f lMuiiM II tM4kiiuaviaaAieaS
01 OIIMim HMHUUIIUBIHBIIl
07.
.'I
We wish to call the attention of our Cus
tomers and friends to our elegant stock of-
Spring Clothing and Gents' Furnishing.
Oar Stock is now nearly complete, and we are prepared to give too. :
GOOD CLOTHING AT LOW FIQTJKUS. v
It is a well known fact that our Suite give better, satisfaction than aat
you can find in the city. Why? Because we buy from the beat houses, and
when we guarantee an article you can depend on it, and any article that do&
not suit may be returned and money refunded.
BLUE UITS, $5.00 to $10.00. Our $10.00 Suit we guarantee fast
color ; if it fados we return your money. t
Our Hoe of $10.00 Suits oan not be matched in New Berne so thejf aU$pyK
Be sore and see us it you want a suit of any kind ; if we.can't au;t yovjvst , ,
of stock we can order it for you. (
We have aa usual the finest line of STRAW IJ ATS in tho city. Boji",
50c. Straw Ilata a epecialty. Mackinaw Straw Hats 50c. up. ' -
We wish to call attention to our line of MEN'S FINE JSlkoES ,Stacy
Adams & Go.'s and James Means & Oo.'s. We are sole agents, If ere. r , lt.
Our stook of NEOKWEAK is verycomplete, and U being constantly ,
added to. ,
Large line of GENTS' FURNISHINGS, consisting of Dnderwear, Sua-,
penders, H. Hose, Garters, Collars and Cuffs, etc. , , i .
Trunks and Valises, Straw Mattings, Fine Straw Mattings and Carpets.
Nice lot of Porpoise Hide Shoe Laces. . ir rrW
Do not buy before you see us. . . .
HO WARP & JONES. .
t"j'
Qtstziit Axxir
'V;,-il Li .11 ; .
Sugar Cured Hams,
til -j i- . ... ...i i ..
And Breakfast Strips,
Are the finest oil the market, and are
old by ACTUAL WEIGHT at
j'.u; . .... i,. .. ' .
K B. HACKBlRir&
j .labedvU .. . .- . .......
-v-
FOB BAROAIH8 ID
Furniture,
CALL AT TUX
1
trt
ITew Berne Pnrnitfire Stcre,
, ; WEST SIDE .MIDDLE STREET,! "
Wbera it can he found la creai rarlety.
r Furnf tare ibVueiocirwUl heeTdeni
at aanall per cent abeT cost, w-: :r-
A liberal -.hare of bahllo WronaM
solicited. tS," ',-.
jv ' M BIXBSr 2 :. v:
.. MW Uanagef.'!'
- mairUwtt' i -
j i. it j. ...... i .... f a. . i--. .-.
r, n.4Bjjuioe; J ,bwTi eVif.
K. 0. Ea LODGrE.
CJtAVJEW 8TKJ2ET.
lieloW Etp-css Offlce. '
I T.I
iLfi jg::;s,
WhelamieiaaH .Retail Dwali
CrfOlCt'FALtlLYCROCEr::
-1
War, War, War,
((a.." ... . ; 1. , ... 1 u.vwi" ''"Mf r.ia jut v.
m m w " iai r- m m ma . tsa xb. tn wm mm- wmi . m 1 v ti.itj .
' ' . t u : . . 4.iia-
T.oOlc Out for the WaI
,1 . .. . . . . i ii. l . '"M. wr
oil
1 . i rr
w.i.,w-v
tlAV UiU JUBX JtJUrUXtJNSilJ rHUM 'AiAJtS JiUJtl'il 4"rvJ
.r-'un' .'.;.. -M.'-, :m--- . ... ,. a ,ito ,
A Xairge Stock of, Dry Goods,- Clothing Boots.
Shoes, Hats, Capsi Notions,
nJVl..IKi rn mmlf ...11. I . . -1 Tfc f J V '
X ameUrmined to open war against racket and Wlt prices. '
To prove the same I quote some of my prices : ' - M 1 v'
a una .
' Hats .as low ts 5c.; a nico hat for 25c.: and for 506. 1 cab rive Vou
dress-hat .. ' " '
.,! 'And Shoes, I can astonish the natives;, Wly I can. giys ypu? a1 Ladiesf. ' " ' j
3s ttori Shoe for 97c; a nloe Foxed Gaiter, only 65o. I also have amnios line" "
of Ladies' Low Quarter Shoes, 8c. In Uci I have a large and well selected"
stock of Shoes, and guarantee prices to suit the times.'
4 awaa a -w e A a . m a wa mm,
l J inree nice nanasercnieis tor oc. , ajso a nice iiinen Handkerchief for oc'' a "-
i Hon;
. General Jlerrd ;
.. CoMlraeiV'oi A and
owierroauoa aoucireo, ,s, ., 4
Fromni Attatloii Onamnteeft
V. W. Cor. South Fronl and IfildleSt
VKwiBciurBrir. c.i
. A 6t&-UaUtndried Shh-t from BSsTlb: BO. . - t
' At large and well selected line of Week Wear ; Sett62Jc. ' up to bOe.","
Look at this Vny; l eaS givwyo'tt'';' : tiiata; i
TjA Good Diagonal Soil, plaoksOr Bfowif, for $9.00;'
JJAJsOj.agoodluie of Carpet,,Mattlnjr. Ofl Cloths, ,Trnnk and-.
., Cems one f Come ail J to. the ilcaduarters of the Wsr DebartmenL and be v" r
Befli YouOoods Cheaper, Than Any1 Other House In- ' '
i it i -
0
We own the enlyXbSo' Ella fa this
to
irsio
.We own the only Hi
city, nd 40M ( Fr Commercial lim
fot sale, fee of sandV, 45,00 to $6JX per
PpnimUafarcuf and prain pealer
d -jtj hew xaunt'-ie
. t . . 1 n i I l It t
; 1 alio have a well selected line ot ?
41j al fMvK't
i JtJ7 3- -loI'J
-Wtf""
t
JAS,
-j4,ifi.i(.tf s , , . .T .'.,.' ' t ;tf.i
: w.v. 1 .sJ s ka u v d L. sj 'i -i'. n.
f ,v Bishop Bmldinf opp. Baptist Chzizlx: ; -.
n rT
' . L a 7 y L U Wa'S.';-tl 1 aa
i ' ; . f t at .'-lii fca.;4 o B -,vcA'TJ-
1 hi i
Will ratia la tv Covru nf ori
fWMW, (VWt - o .r t
ir a vis IiEaIOVE:T-Tn Tirr-ir? . - -
jtu.cf ti::i
.V It
At a tee? t f tlct :, riEATr,' corn:
if" ; n t i cr V If , a
fcUGAi:,
' Aim cr
: vja, -
- - cm Crv I '-V't, r-
mr - i
is a colored nan ttd a re:k cutter;