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.ie4 aUy. IMlWter, at . or, MifsU MMM IWInnt tjeurUaSTaat J east par bmmU. J . w ttKLT JOCSXAL. a M etata . it rifcliafeaS every Thursday at Stov t ..HSiW BATKS DAiLY On . tl.Wt Me. for caeh snbesHiueut MBli lain hawd of anstnaai " i J ceajaper DM fV Slat. 6 na . c: j utiain I laearrina. mwinaimnal ill a la r.cd betweea Ubattvaturanw. oUea stf 4arm.ee Daattae. moi lu exeeed i a iiaf-Wia ti taaartml free. All additional attar wlB fceanarsad teeata par Una. 1 ay tstortranalantad vrUaemen 11 mual luadelaadvaaee, HeCBlaradvertMeuienM -U be OwHslaa' promptly at the a1 at tun motttaV Vi" ivnmiai WUoa eoetaiuinaoewe or a die-bal-f weai aaa tier are aoUclud. No eumirnifciittrf ba expected to ix vub ;Ludanet eoetalna obiectlonable uenoual .tlesj w)IMaias the naaae of Uie author: ur t aMWlU make Mora than our roiuiuu of (tit A ay paraoBaaiaaK ag i-i vol si im anonr mooscosanaaManon can obtain me miut toe timt pjr ftMtUoatluu at Miu uOn auri bWtu Wfea4j4krN anoa exists. - THE JOURNAL. .' 1 , a. . WWW. KaUter. IXtTBXXJIC. W. c, ma f I": tateeedat aa oes esBM at H N (J ae.s.nai sle.s aauai. wj 1 VKEAT IJrWSTRV MILLIONS TO BK MA D(. m l hi roTTON SEED A lF.KTIl.lKli - A5D STOCK KOOI K ' J TRACTION til J HK ( II. For iieajTJ a ceuturv thesouthnu farmer destroyed their cotton se. d. Om Of the farm problems was ho to get irtftf it. A lew years ago soinebolji discovered that iniiou seediri? the one jei le t fertilizer for tbseettOQ lauds; (bat the need heldhesential element thai the cottoa) ,aeed took from i lie -oil Then everybody was ashaim u ol nariot destroyed the sed ui maay generation . Mowh n nrlj erery ton was utilized .l ;i iertUizer. Ijllter noineliod.v di oorered that U was nu exceihut food fW Block. T11'" ' ii miitn bgarftjwSljiitwith it. i JLliit?wUri870 an ..hi.-. ti. ill WHR fooiajtdttotton seed as a fertilizer sad stock food. It was too rich. Tb excess of oil in the seed tp vented Qick decomposition in the (Oil, Mid made the wo1 of sheep too kinky. At the same time .some body discorded that the olje tion &tl otf-3$d (pell well in market, so the firet cotton seed oil ai ill was esUblbheOi-' The indnstry was i in -mensely profitable, and in less than lire years 150 oil mills sprang up it the soath. A tOB ol cotton seel yields imiy fSllOSaVrOf oil, worth iii its crude atate'tlt: The loll of the seed art nsed as faelfo rtin the furnace, and the aabea thereof sohl for iot ath, and cotioin "ra mear strlmn l of iti oil fa Wire - Trainable to the farmer as av rtthr ttnd stoek lood thaxr it was when H held' the oiL1 ThUJiaCOOjOOO too of f ottos seadliatiB gone through the mills, frora'ifBtch f5,0W.000. worth ofcrTi iiThas "bein' ta'kehi The meal r .sVretfiedtotbesott with out pk vit iitfb!?'iiothfrir, v hile the r toss- gaiaed I.'J.OOO.OOO. TVvs tr.. :j'biWeTpr. is reflnefl,' which t;- utrtfea Ita value. It U Hold bu :y fortport, and re'tums to Aatai . -a as live oil. The mills pay tos farne ahbnt yJOatonfci cotton seed, three tons of which will mak one ton of cotton meal whicV.lhy sell back to the farmer tor fl;fpr' fertilizing or feeding : arposeaw Ivotf lew'the progress. Twenty ears ago cottonseed was bumed r destroyed on southern farms. Let it began to be used as a lei .;rer or stocK iooi. Jast year " 00,000 worth of crude oil m as em Out of 000,000 tons of seed i '.hoot injuring its rulue for other arposes, which oil was refined up i a. train nf ncrKanii S'0 nnn (Ifm This enormous industry, which i yet treats bat 500,000 tons out 3,000,000 tons of the foil crop of !3n seed has lately attracted the -tion of northern capitalists, it id, especially the Standard Oil ; any, Wn4 remarkable com y baa bees tormed. Lust season Inred acid "seed, very nnfavor- 3 for oil" porpose". The mills, h Jiad been makio immense "ia, lost money. Several of a applied te New York lor eyV Others were offered for i. The American fotton Oil t was organiaeil. A score of i were, pooled, and agents of coBjpwff 'JWeut to buying up 1 oat or IhVlSOoif mills in the rr thefnrpaBy owns alout TtPs tjulls -represeiit a cash 1 f f flho stock ol raBy.ia 433,000,000. It is i a the Kew York Stock Ex , srd if ftow selling at about 1 -1 L'JtOOO.OXXLwwth of :ty now haa a fteUlag : lojoogVc , . m la a JkiilC Artie la i " X.A Arp da Fariktag. . It ia a wonder to nie that every body doat go to farmlng.f Law. yers and doctor! bare to set about tow and play, checkers, and talk pojttios and wait for somebody to quarrel or figrht, or get sick; clerks and book-keepers figure and multi ply and count until they get to counting stars, and the tiles on the ceiling, and the peas in the dish, and the tiowers dn the papering: the jeweler site by his window ail the year round working on little wheels, aud the mechanic strikes the same kiud of a lick every day. These people do not belong to themselves: they are all penned up like convicts in a chaingang; they can't take a day nor an hour for recreation, for they are the ser vants of their employers. There is no profession that gives a man such freshness, such latitude, and such a anetv ol employment as farming. There's no monotony upon the farm. There's something new every day, and the changing work brings into action every muscle iu the human frame. We plow aud hoe, and harrow aud sow, and gather iu hai red time. We look after the horses and cows, the pigs and sows, and the ranis aud the lambs, and the chickens and the turkeys, aud geese. We cut our own wood, and raise our own bread and meat, and don't hare to be sliugy il it like city IoIKn. A Irieud. who visited us pot loug ago wrote back fnni the towu that his grate dou't seem bigger iliau the crow n ol his hat since he sat bv our great fojg friendly tire-place. I may be mistaken, but it seems to me a little higher grade ol hap pinesss to hok out upon the green fields ol wheat and the leafing trees aud blue mountains hi the distance and hear the dove cooing toher mate aud the w liippoorwlll sing a wel. dine to the night and hunt flowers and bublv blossoms with the children, aud make whis tles tor 'em and hear 'em blow, and see 'em get alter a jurupin' frog or a garter snake, and hunt hens' nests, and paddle iu the brain li and get dirty and wet all over, aud watch their penitent and subdued expression when they go home. Mrs. Arp looks at 'em with a'ua.e nient and exclaims: "Mercy ou me; did evei a poor mother have such a set ! Will I ever get done making clothes I'ut these on right clean this morniug, and not another clean rag in the house! (Jo gel ine a switch, right straight, go! I will not stand it!'' Jiut she will stand it, and they know it especially if 1 remark, "Yes they ought to be whipped !" That saves 'cm, and by the time the switch conies the teme8t is over, and some dry clothing are found, and if there is any cake in the house they get it . Blessed mot her ! for tunate children! What would they do without hert Why her very scolding is music in iheir ten der ear-. I'm thankful that there are some things that corner in the domestic circle that Wall street cannot buy nor money kings de crease. A tlanta Count ilidian. ... 4MSI BaHWI " - 4 T for ia in lr 4 r T . ; ThtoiiaWaaWBWalliiiWfcai-. ll-taf PonUiKraoarUl, ad .wtjaaaao: naae a dLvi. cf L,:n,tiaies wtich ,has pre eei tach iiDport ai t ctacge for . j tf ect has been Ui bring the wh.at-dds of Jfiasis- sippi y alley almostCf the doors of tee EDgii&n Dreaa consumers. Then come the triplex engine, and for ther along the onadrnplex engine. Then imperements 4ia,ltted)fi the old-time Mt4 of speed tot tervl Lmaen reaooeu, eoei eensnsinieni or the old-timfc opnsnmption, with a very mnA hfgher- rate of speed. Freight 'sttamers-ewjfag ,000 tens of niereharidi !8n' cress the Atlantic in ten days wttb ah ex penditure of one-tenth the coal re Ouired in the steanieri often years baefc. The new steamer Of the Aim row Line is to be 5,000 tons, and her length will be thirteen times her width. She is to be called the j Pocahontas, and if she succeeds, a ! new era will have opened in ocean . traffic. DemoresVs Monthly. Importnc ol ClaMxii&ees jn , CultUM. One ol the main reasons why artificial propagation of fish is su perior to the natural method is in this particular. The eggs must be kept free from sediment or dirt is any form whatever, or else they can never reaeh the hatching point. We will take the clear flowing brook as we observe it casually : it has the appearance f being free i from all foreign substance, but, by examining it closely, we discovej that in the bed of the brook a great deal of matter is .constantly moving downward; this has the tendency to cover up all eggs which have heeu-( every variety. In larre or email cast. uud. when this occurs, the eve quantities. Also the FINEST GRADES IT 1 1 1 fiorair iiimu t -w motnntr In Jl hatching eggs artificially this is guarded against by filtering the wa : ter through flannel screens, and 1 also by having a large tank into ; w hich the water flows before enter iug the hatchery. This gives the impurities a chance to settle at the i bottom, aud the water will becomc pure; aud when it afterward flows through the flannel screens it is puriGed to a still greater extent. But even with these precautions a great deal of sediment will force 1 itself through into the hatching ap w J i. iiiCL3i:i:.. ELomuii ; ; to the Rterc lately occupied by Win. Holliater, where with more Boom to display ; hie tacreaeed Citook, be u, wiut tne aasistanoe oi i a i a tJ t. aaobumial Uuui la a ordinary klruat.aoa' . lib aoia In eomMtluo artth tha mnltltnaA ol fc toat, Bol waltal.lajii rphoaMlaW twpauu.iui wuev...l For aale -tr n newbern by Alex nSrUCIllrSEDfl: If ear Market Dock, lildleSt-, NEW BEKJTE, N. C. IS WHIM IUU CAM ALWAYS FIND ,lit'..VJ, RFflnY.TIflnF CL0TIIO. J aaaaiaaryai-- awaaapa w - Gents' Furnishing Goods, Straw, Derby and Fur Hats, Boots and Shoes, Dry uooas, etc., etc. I AU SOLE AGEKT FOR r ' i 1 L UfTLIXKEI's CALF SEWEB $2.50 SIDES The only Sboea aold Id tbli elty that are WAHRAKT 0; by the Ifaanraetarer TO HK and BYMK1NOMT 1-ITM1H1M KkM vt.- kvMrv n&lr Wunatlfl ahOaia . 'aay of them In anyway within any reaaooable time 0 give uui, iwiu upon return oi aajnasea pau ua muttm' J11PI1 L ttto i u ifl'H in ui wear, ijtuek naruii iu. ai wm m VrGJVK AHOrBBH MBW PAIR IN HCHAMGS. 11 l the beet, Moei and oba.pat shoe In the world lor the money. They come In llaitou. Plain and UtarpToed IMUigrras wnd Ijace Up Hhoe. 1 have testimonials from some ofourbeatand lead lu oitizena. who have bought the "BATTLES SHOK." aoiii l which luive worn one pair as loDy as 1? months, and pror niinre H Hie BeKl, (.'heapeat and ltasiest Wear lug Bhi In Uie world. I reepeutf utly aolicit an iuepectiun of our Stock and guarantee entire satisfac tion to all purcBtwing from ua. MAX SCHWEKIN, Middle Street, at Wui. Holliater 's Old StandSign of Flag. ..,..1. 'II.; ft paratus, aud the eggs have to be looked over and feathered nearly every day in order to keep them bright and cleau. The hatching ap paratus itself needs frequent wash ing to keep it free from the matter which accumulate pn it. Without ..l . . : t : l i iuruiiociiiBiui ircrujJurouB cieau- n q TJ o t rt lioess, artificial uropairtion would ' rarS0H8 OOIIS COOtS TOBACCO AND CIGARS. All of which will be sold CHEAP P0E CASH ! John I). Dikklns, Hulen)n. E. WaiTMAA, decSadw Proprietor. Take Noiico ! Our store is filled with Provisions, Groceries, Caaiietl Goods, Dr j Goods, Crockery, Etc, We keep a full line of the Oelebrateid Prison Boots and Shoes. ALSO noD, in jmis respect, be su perior to ' the natural. -Sktu Geken, in American Agi'icutturist. First-Glass Bcjgies and Shoes. warranted to nie alia- MAt)K AND KEPT OpSTANT- i I.Y ON ui-HD AT , C T. RANDOLPH'S i rery pair faotioa. Country merchants and the people generally are requested to call aud e j' mis our Urge -stock before purchw Id. We wHl eie you low tinrea. We job LorUlard Snnff. ROBERT & BEG., South on st.. fine Berne, N. (1 'G? Spring Announcement 87. s . We wish to call the attention of our Cus tomers and friends to our elegant stock of Spring Cloihing and Gents' Furnishings. ' Oar Stock is now nearly complete, and we arc prepared to give you GOOD CLOTHING AT LOW FIGI KICS. I It is a well known fact that our 8uits give better satisfaction than any. I you oac find in the city. Why f Because we buy from the best houses, and when we guarantee an article you can depend on it, and any article that does not suit may be returned and money refumh J. BLUE SUITS, 5.00 to $10.00. Our sflOOO Suit we guarantee fast color ; if it fades we return your money. ' Our line of 10.00 Suits ean not 1 atcheJ in New Berne r) they allsay. Be sure and see us ii you want a mil i f any kind: if we can't cuit you out. of stock we can order it for you. We hare as usual the finest line of STRAW HATS in the city, lioyi 50c. Straw Hats a specialty. Mackinaw Straw Hats f0c. up. Wo wish to call attention to our line of MKN'S FINK SHOES. Stacy Adams & Co 's and .lames Means Co.'s. We are sole agents here. Our stock of NECK WEAK is very complete, aul is being constantly added to. Large line of GENTS' FL'UNISLHNGS, consiftin ol Underwear, Sus penders, II. Hose, Gaiters, Collars aud Cutis, etc. Trunks and Valises, Straw Mattings, l'iric Straw Maltiiifs and Carpets. Nice lot of Porpoise Hide Shoe Laces. Do not buy before you see us. HOWARD & JONES. CARRIAGE FACT011Y, I Rock Lime, Plaster, Fleet Steamships It will be noticed that in all .the recent propositions for war vessels, an extraordinary degree of speed is demanded, as much as twenty and twenty one knots an hour. This calls lor a light essel, powerful en gines, and a large capacity for car rying coal. The Arrow Steamship Company have raised 1 ,000,000 to test certain patents, which, if suc cessful in execution, will brintr steamships into existence whieh will cross the Atlantic in five days. That is, they will approximate an average ol twenty five knots an hour. The .'Spanish Government has recently contracted for torpedo boat which will make that time on the trial tiips. The wi bria and F.trvrin now make an average speed of twenty one knots an hour, but wun tnis increase ol speed, there have been, curiously enough, such other improvements as have given these swift vessels more room for freight and passengers. In the days of side-wheel steamers, very little freight conld be carried. The propeller utilized the space on board the vessel, and effected a great sav ing in the consumption of fuel. The other revolution in steam travel took place when the com pound engine was invented. This was based on the discoverv that. ifter having raised the pressure. of the steam in the boiler to. sav. 40 pounds to the sou are inch, it required the consumption of a little more coal to raise the pressure to pounds to the son are inch.! Now, while it would be difficult to directly work the engines under such a pressure, it was found os sible, by the use of a second cylin der, to expand and lessen the power of the steam drawn from the high pressure reservoir just refer red to. This permitted of a great contraction ia the space, taken up by the engfnes, and Quantity of coal seeded to propel' ft steamef of a given toanarrsUuTO.fi. the , w i tn the .exception ol the Bboad St., New Blfcsit, N. C. Those wiahieg to purchase will End it to their advantage to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. REPAIRING done at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed in work and prices. aplOdwtf ATI.WTK K Mill II CAR0L1U R. li III I KKIUHT 1IKPARTMKNT NOTICE . To Shippers of Truck. j. ON AM) AFTER MOHPAY. MAY 9d. and until farther notla. a irelght train will lie run dally (except Saturday and Hnnday for the convenience of ahlppera. leaving Newbern atMKi P.U.. arriving alUoldaboro .". P.M., making dote connection with the Atlantle Coast Line Fast Truck Train lor all IKlnU North i UCICKTIMK1 VKNTII.ATEK CARS' For further Information apply to a genu of theComnany.or ' W. Dl'WN. Q. . A. Newbern. N. C, April 87th, IK T. , Cements Goat Hair O. E. LODGE. CKAVKN STKKKT. Oelow ExprcM Odlce. mar2312awAw War, War, War, I AC A INST RACKETS! i ' .. Xetoolt Out, lor Hi c Wn? ! P0R BARGAINS IN Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CHOICE FAlilLV GROCEftlES ) aoi ' -!'ir CALL AT THE i I Hew Berne liriiittire Store, WEST BIDE MIDDLE STREET,' Where it can be found in err eat rarierr. I Furniture not in stock will be ordered at a small per cent a bora cost. A liberal share of public patronage solicited. J. M. HINES, Manager. mar!4 dwlf AND General Merchandise, AQOLMO AND TIES, water. invention of BsssenielS steelnd icw ask Voarwalw for J Phaps eren this exceptiea should FURNITURE. Parlor Suits, Ctajnloc Sets Walnut Bedsteads , Bnreaos, Wardrobes. ! Mattresses, Chairs, Lon.njrea, gfM, Centre Tables, Etc,, AT ROCK IKJTTOM" PRICKS at iddto Straw. mw Brne.N. C- rrs'k Ktc. OroaiirninMita of Grain, Cotton and other Prod noweoli cited. Prompt Attention Guaranteed. N. W. Cor. South Front and Middle 8f SEW BEE5E. JJ. C. j " !) . .rfltat. r j :.-. LaJlellWsi CLsTJCaWT XAa-LT. siwaaFa. 8IDU0H8 & ISAM LY - AxTUlUlillo AX XI w i '4 Will atwatlee la thetorteerr4Vaw ..narM aU laUeFadanlOoertwtaawearaa ' is; .i 1 M sail I ' i-lll .f.-ifi H1 We owa Ue bnrr LtsaeXiU' la that eiry.aadoffer -Ttf Cemtwertlal tha fee sale, free of sand. $5.00 totSJM pm to,sscked,v. , ,. ' V Conanii,n Uarch and ijraia Deejeri. HAVING Jl'ST RETUKNEI) FRtl.M THE NORTH WITH A Large Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions, and everything you can call for usually kept in a first class Dry Goods Store, I am determined to open war against rackets and high prices. To prove the same I quote some of my prices : Hate as low as .rc; a nice hat for li5c.: aid for 50c. I can give youv-e fine d reel, hat! And Shoes, I can astonish the catiyes. 'Why I can give jou a Ladiea' Battoo Shoe for i7c; a nice Foxed Gaiter, only (i.re. I also have a nioelute of Ladies' Low Quarter Shoes, 9Hc In fact I have a large and well selected stock of Shoes, and guarantee prices to suit the times. Three nice Band kerchiefs for 6c. Also a nice Linen Handkerchief for 5c. I also bave a well selected line of Gents' Furnishing Goods. A good Unlaundrled Shirt from 35c to 50c. A large and well selected line of Neck "Wear; Scarfs 2c. up to 50c Look at this I Why, I can rive you A Nice- All Wool Bine Flannel Suit, onlj $7.00. A :Good Diagonal Suit, Black jr Brown, for $9.00. AW,3 good line of Carpets, Matting, Oil Cloths,' Trunks and Valises, OonS one ! Come all 000 Traced that I can to the lieadqrjarters of the War Department, and be eU You Goods Cheaper Than The Citj. Any Other House In dw i'-r OAaw wa OrTrwa itrtwW iweM JPoUocI Wm,SUITAW,' . -., it','" ' - 'T; . s M Jit " Bi Buiiding, opp. Baptist .Chiircll . JAS 1JL TnOMAS, lUtESJUfcU -srS5'awtfA - a tjii rr-nni-al H i. ..C I C' its: ww. is s. 1 C?uT ti7vl i:aoi,i. Q r,o c r: TerrtLrai f the. QIIOCltllT -j'.fXE. . fUIX BTOCir t-1 tt oaiiswsm - lM uiwiiiowen h. won ia do aara so fewawi - .... ' . ' aaSfreaS awn-uswir toiTriticr;3 for CAsn. P!fi, . Fir . v" I'
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