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Journal VOL. 0RW BEKNE. N. C.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1887. PRICE 5 CENTS. -LOCAL NEWS. .;-f.-r v-;,- i I a ar aval HllUtra Alaasnaave. , Btrw, Utitade, P North. :ix:aittad.aT'r west. ub rises, 536 I Length of day , miii seta. fl:S4 1 13 hours, 8 minutes BUSOTESS LOCALS. 0 REAM CHEESE, Freeh Oat Plake U. K. HLOVEE. ' PHK GBOCER. E. B. HACKBCRN I- will Mil 700 the largest and beet 00. Mr soap or Mir nonae in me city Also, Large Lamp Starch, 00. per lb LOST Somewhere on the street Thursday evening, a gold locket off from a watch chain. rinaer wui De liberally rewarded by applying at rail roa4 shops, stoat. I JURE Liquors and Wine (or Medici a nal and otter ntea, at wnoieeaie. Jambs Redmokd BUGGIES, ale at licD. Pales' make, for Dail BHOb'. DIRECT importation of French Brandy and Holland Qln arrived 10 bond and duties paid at Custom House in'New Berne, guaranteeing gen uine good for sale. Jas Rkdmond. IJARISGBEEN and poison dutnbu 1 Ion for the cotton worm at Geo. Allen & Co. ( I ARBEIT'S Medoe Vineyard Cognac and Wines for sale, at Manulactu rer's prices, by James Redmond. BROWN BGEORGI A COTTON OIN8 with 8elf Feeder and Condenser. All of the latest and most approved pat terns. Geo. Allen & Oo. II EDMOND S Uinser Ale. LmoD IV Soda, etc., equal to imported. James Redmond o LD PAPERS in any quantity for sals at this office. A billiard tournament is on the boards at Hotel Albert saloon tonight Core sound sends up the tirt oysters of the season. They were pretty fair The train goes up, according to ached ule. twenty-nine minutes earlier this morning. One bale of ooUon on the market yes terday. Ho sales. Fie bales were sold on Saturday .t nine cnu. Cottage prayer meeting loniKht under the auspioes of the Y. M A. at Kr. Mark; W., IpocV reil-nce. orner Pol lock knd Mttoalf etre. U, at 8 p. m. Mis .Ifyrlok. who taught music in this' city' last year is to be the musio teacher Of New Berne High School. Another good selection. The sohool will open next Monday. The old city clerk's office has been mnel from the court house sqaure by Mr. F. Boeeeer to the opposite side of the street and will be need as a reetd enoe. its removal rives the court houee a much better appearance, bat it can be further Improted by removing the old plank wail on the east front. Hail Departures. The change In schedule on the A. & K. C. S necessitate a change in the hoars of closing the mails at the poet jffioe. The mail for the North, West and Booth will be oloeed at 7:80 a. m. ; the mail for the East will be closed at Bp. Tire. About daylight yesterday morning the alarm of fire was given from the nig hborhood of Five Point. Two small dwelling houses belonging to Robert G. Moelfly, colored, on Carmer street were te fire and were almost entirely de stroyed. The fire department arrived in time to prevent the spread of the fiamee to adjoining . buildings. The paildlaga were worth about $450; In ired,'f850.f v At Work Again. The wood pulp mill at Gray wood start . P again today. . Work was sntpeaded ' sometime since, 0 l.;fOf ,.v,JacsT of capiUl ae was reported to the Wilmington Mee Mnger aotntijiM( einoe, , but -for tepalre and'p vth , a Tiew of puUto' J addAWtal, works. BtaU SenaU Chus o1 ; FwrrUsnee, S, Ire caatly stated .eeecj 1 concerning " the Richmond jPaper , Co. affairs that materUl sUnUir to Utetsade Ony . wood make ; the) nes4 "paper fat the world. ' We hope veef the day ( come when ' the pulp 'made at'Gray wood Is - turned mte paper on the spot. r.w L' C. ''' ie)ssissssn Jt Bofldiaf m IoWImWkI We think o&cieatLintereet has been shown in the oTZiftUUlodof a Baild in as i Loap Assocfatfcnt tooall meet ing for thsf porpoees J After Jboatalta tion Ecreralof our citiaena werag gest (bat a meet!eg be CsJIsd on Friday evening out at 8:80 o'olock at the Y. II. C. A. xooss.ttSt they' can be ob tatneJ, for the prrrpose of erganiaiEg aa i it. scribing to the stock. , ' An i: "latioa of this sort will be of ffi t"-'"f to mechanics and Uboring r t a cf t li r&te mean, and we hope to k e I . : l t ke ea interest in it. . ? . Arrivals at Hotel Albert H. Engelberg and wife, Mies E. Tsiser Beaufort: L. C. Read, N. C; Richard F. Myers, Philadelphia; Thcs Egleeton J. & Raim: W. H. Connor, jr., Balti more; V. E Kugler, Smiths Creek. Keunion of First Cavalry. We publish in another column a call from General Robert Ransom, which he makes in obedience to the request of Co. "H," for a reunion of the first regiment of North Carolina Cavalry at Raleigh on Thursday of the State Fair, week The time and place has been happily chosen. Now let the boys meet togeth er once again aod talk over the old times, and we suggest, take come steps to have a brief, concise and correct history of the regiment written. Correction. The substitution of s word by the typo in Messrs. Watson & Street's com munication on the Building and Loan Association which appeared-in Sanday morning 's Usue made it mean just the opposite to w hat was intended . I nstead of saying, . we congratulate ourselves that our efforts in that direction are to be supplanted," &o.. they said "we congratulate ourselves that our efforts in thst direction are to be supple meiited,"1 &. j. Another good article ap pears this morning upon the same sub ject from O. II. Guion, Eq. Personal. Mr. T. A. Green and Mr. Wni. Cleve of Vanceboro left yesterday morning for a visit to Hot Spriuga. Ex-sheriff M. Hahn and J. L. Hahn are on a trip to New York. Mr. Frank Myer accompanied by Mrs and the little Myer have arrived and lo cated at their rem Jt-nc ou ltroad lreet. Mr. Myer looks fresh and vigorous, and ready for the fall and winter work id the cotton trade. He baa long been a buyer in the New Berne market and hi) appearance indicates that the market has fairly opened. Mr. I.'. Stuart of IxmUville, Ky , ar rived with his brhle on the Bleamer Pamlico on Sunday morning and ia slopping with Mr. A. II. HoltoD. Steamer Movements. The Pumlioo of the O. 1). line arrived Sunday morning with a large freight and sailed yesterday at noon for Nor folk with cotton, other freights and passengers. The Newberne of the name line will arrive tonight and sail at noon tomorrow for Norfolk. The Kinston of the N. T. 8. line, arrived from Kinston yesterday with a cargo of cotton. Hbe will leave tomor row morning for the mouth of Con- tentnea creek. The Blanche of the ame line, arrived from up Neuse and ill leave for Kinston today at noon. The Trent of the same line left for Trenton yesterdsy with a cargo of goods. The Margie of the Hyde county line, arrived from Bayboro last night. The Vesper of the E. C. D. line ar rived Sunday with a cargo of mer chandise. The Eaglet of this line sailed yesterday afternoon with lumber, cotton and general merchandise. The vesper wm sail Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Reunion of First N. C. Cavalry, At a reunion of Company H, 1st N. C. Confederate Cavalry, at Goldsboro, Ang. 24th, 1087. a resolution was passed that the undersigned be asked "to issue call for reunion ot tne whole regiment at Raleigh on Thursday of Fair week," next October, and I heartily make the call and request most earnestly every member of the regiment from its organ ization to its decimation to meet at the time and place stated. The fame of that regimes t ia too well established for any to doubt the propriety and patriotism of euoh a reunion. I shall be glad to correspond with any and all who may wish to communicate with me upon the subjeet. R. RaRsom, New Berne, N- C. Sept. 10,1888. Tsi. Verdict TJaaafmoaB. W. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind., testifies: "I can recommend Electrio Bitten at the very beet remedy. Every bottle cold- baa given relief in every case. - One man took tlx bottles, and was eared of rheumatism of ten yesut' tending." Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville,Ohio. affirm: -"The beet sell ing medicine I have ever bandied in any SO yean experience it Electrio Bit-tore-" Thousand of others have added their testimony, so that the verdiot ia unaaimoo that Electric Bitten do core all dieeasee of the liver, kidneys or blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at R.N. Duffy's drug store. I return my thanka. to the Fire De partment and citizens for their aid in assisting to put, out. the lira which burned my ' proprrty Monday morn' fns - -K---', -JP O. afoAUrr. tV "IH ITU Tbi Best Salts in. the world for Outs, Broiees, Bores, Uloers, 'Sab Rhram, Fever Soree, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblain. Corn, and all Bkin Eruptions, and positively euro pile or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or. money re funded. Price S5 cent per box. For sale by R, K. Duffy. ; deol6 if Building and Loan Association. sir. JMTOk: waturauy feeling an interest in the advancement and pros perity of my native town and deeming the enterprise appearing in the columns 01 your psper ia ust or members as sub scribers to which Meesn. Watson & Street have secured in their usual inde faticable efforts in all business transac tions, in which they may be interested) one, if properly and legally conducted, of incalculable advantage to its welfare, I ask space for a few remarks upon the subject of "Building and Loan Associa tion." Knowing that confidence once shaken is hard to be restored, I desire more particularly to present to those interest ed and not already informed, the cause of the dissolution- of our former build ing and loan association, which had it been conducted with the view more to pan lie advancement and lees to indi vidual gain, would doubtless now re main in our midst an instrument to prosperity. 1 notioe that Mr. Pelletier in hit com munication In .Saturday's issue has briefly intimated a proposed plan for conducting the organisation, from whioh can be drawn the distinction in that of the former association, the facts of which are cited in the case of Mil la vs. Salisbury building and loan associa tion and which I set out below tor th purpose of preeenting to the community the only obstacles to be guarded againel in the formation of the plan which only needs completion to insure succetaful operation. W. J. Mills subscribed for and be came the owner of rive shares at a par value of $200 per share by agreeing to pay $1 00 per month on each share. Ac cording to the by-lawa he withdrew two shares. On the lat Monday in June If 74 he at tended the regular monthly meeting when three shares of the stock valued t $600 were offered for redemption and tut up at auction to the highest bidder. Mills bid the Bum of lff2S!l 00 as a premium or bonus for the privilege of having an advance of $000 made lum Me therefore paid the association the tf.J21 and executed security for the pay ment of installments thereafter to be come due at the rate of $1.00 per ahuru on each abare also the interest upon the sum of $000 payable monthly and alao to secure the payment of such fines and penalties as should thereafter ai any me be prescribed by the association lie then became in arrears for eight months. Note the result. To monthly dues on -3 share stock $ -4 00 interest n advancement . "4 00 Fines for nou payment of dues and interest 21 CO advancement on redemption of 8 ahares Block 600 00 $ oca. 60 Having secured a loan of $600 by pay ing a premium of $221.00 he received in actual cash $879.00. Therefore Mills borrowed of the association $379 00 or received that amount in actual cash to secure the payment of which he exe cuted to the association his bond not for $379 00 but for $600 and a mortgage upon land to secure not $379.00 and in terest thereon but interest on $600 and an additional six per cent which thsy call dues but which is only another name for interest. So that Mills agrees to pay 12 per cent interest on $600 in monthly installments which is equal to about 19 per cent interest on the amount he ao tually borrowed, $379.00. la it strange that an association doing business under so usurious a system could be tolerated by our usuary laws? Now the plan here tofore suggested can by no meane draw or demand a greater rate of interest than that allowed by the laws of our State. Therefore with the defects and errors of the old association pointed out to us we oan surely organize and conduct the proposed association on a firm and safe foundation and crown our efforts with the desired result. The objeot of this enterprise, Mr. Ed itor, can not be better set forth than in the words of the statute creating the former organisation, so unfortunately oon ducted : "Whereas divers persons, chiefly of the industrial olasses. are desirous of forming associations for the purpose of accumulating by small periodical de posits, a savings fund with which they may secure a homestead and for their mutual benefit." This, I take it, is the intent and pur pose of ourtiresent plan and cannot fail to commend itself to our oitiaens, who I know with one accord are ready to lend their aid to any worthy objeot whose end u for the promotion of proe- Derltv in their midst. Judge Reade in the case above referred to say that the deolared object of. the legislature is to enable and to encourage persons, chiefly poor persons, to save and deposit their tittles, and when sufficiently accuma-1 lated to draw them oat in balk and se cure homesteads. And he farther pro ceeds, that though not within the letter of the act it would doubtless be in its spirit II tb associations, should be so organised that instead of a member tn all cases waiting to pay In by littles and take ont in balk, be could tn the begin ning of his connection with the asso ciation take out in balk and pay back m littles.. .. . , And' I know, of no community in which this suggestion would be more readily adopted than oar own. Oar representative men. whom fortune has aided are ever ready to assist others lee endowed, . whenever they show themselves worthy of their assistance. Although, Mr. Editor, the oolumn of a newspaper are perhaps the proper in struments for ventilating subjects of pablio interest, yet theory .exhausts it self when onalded by practioe, and if it is the desire of our citizens to build a structure upon a foundation mapped oat for them by the Supreme Court. which has shattered the old hull, let us unit In a general meeting called for this purpose, at whtcB. 4ime -We oan formulate opon new idea and oast ex perieno a basis for this commendable undertaking. When once set in motion by a general expression ot opinions in the meeting assembled, we will hnd but little difficulty in carrying out a project wntcn must appear for the good of all And in calling this meeting, Mr. Editor urge upon tne mechanics and artisaxis of our city the necessity of their at tendance and the desire for their co-op eration in its behalf, that they may alsu be convinced in this initiatory step that one of its main objects is the promotion of their labors. Let the meeting be called at an early date and even though lew attend, by this united taort and by the work of committees selected the de sirea ena may De acoompiisned. it is difficult to enlist membership for an enterprise with no settled plan of co operation and without the encourage ment of public sentiment. I trust that in my teal for this organisation I have not occupied too great a apace in your columns, add einoersly hope that our town may lake thia the first step towarda shaking off the lethargy from which too many hav predicted she can not free herself. Very truly , 1. 11 (. Statement of Receipts and HUIturM-- mnitf. for the Month ending Sept. 10. IT. KKCKirtS. Auk To balance on hand 6. 13. M. L'l). ru 10. 10. To c h from Tax ( 'ol 1 14 00 "J SO 72 SO ;! 75 V4 S(J 7r so 411.70 mar k t-t r tit mi Tax Ciil l r l ity Mammal fSupt To c h f n jfMui ;t4 I ' I - H I I '-HIHM' i r K. W ilhuiiip Joa. HryHii W. 11 ( Miv. r J. A. Meadows New Berne Kn.'. ( '11 .1 B Krnul W. N. Uurs Jiw Hryan. J. i: (iakill New Heme Journal Will IB U.wu . driver N. 11. Kiir. I d driver Atlan. K:ig. (.' Henry I.sne C ully WilhaiiiH Aaron Kerabee M. H, Lane J. M. Market li. Keti'hum New Heme Journal Geo. O. ItroadHtret W. S. Phillips J. M. llargct. balance on hand S, pi lu By Vu 00 2 OO PL 00 1'J 111 I 20 SS 10 IN no 00 jo (10 2 00 ;n I 00 00 7S 24 00 21 00 7 SO 4 49 7.12 .7.S 25 10 31). 00 5 00 ao.to 2 70 ;i 15 :to 2s :i94 1)4 J. V. Williams, ('ity Treas. .Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 12th Sepi , 1HM7. w. o. nmNMiN, j r. A Woman's Dlicoirr)-. "Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this county. Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she with stood its severest teats, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent, ror three months she coughed Incessantly and could not sleep. She bought of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved on taking her first dose that she slept all night and with one bottle has been miraculously cured. Her name is Mrs. Lulber Lutz. Thu write W. C. Hamrick & Co. of Shelby, N. C. For sale at R. N. Duffy's drug store. To Whom It May Concern. Prof. Neal has been so fortunate aa to secure the services of Miss Fannio S. Myrick as teacher of music in the High School. A new piano will be placed in the building, and the pupils will receive every advantage to be obtained in any oollege, Pupils are solicited from every direc tion, and lessons will be given either in the school building or at home just as the parents may prefer. The terms are S3 per month for all pupils either in the Graded or High School. Miss Mvrick is an experienced and efficient teacher, and can furnish the btBt references. She is a graduate of the Wesleyan Female College, and taught in that institution. The follow ing is an extract from a recommenda tion given her by the Professor of Music with which she was associated and who was her former teacher: "I can cheer fully recommend Miss Myrick as a thorough and painstaking musio teach er. She is a brilliant performer, plays readily at sight, and in fact combines all the qualifications a good musio teacher ought to possess." Those wishing to secure the services of Mies Myrick will please apply as soon as possible. A Tennessee country editor who went off for bis Bammer vacation left the following notice on hi office door: "Will be gone for several days and have left matters in obarge of the office boy. People who wish to pay subscriptions will see oof wife. Those who have com plaints to make will please go to the devil." Chills asd Fev.r. Malaria. "Many cases of fever and ague, dumb ague and congestive chills were prompt ly arrested and entirely banished by the use of Simmons Liver Regulator. You donit say half enough. In regard to the efficacy of the valuable medicine in eases of ague, intermittent fevers, etc Every case has been arrested imme diately. I was a sufferer for year with the liver disease, and only found relief Music School. Mists MVRICK will reopen her Music School Muudai, NepU-iULrCi llli A liberal patronage is respectfully 00 liciled. and every ajvuniae will be given U) tlie puuil. se'.O d if Take Notice I Our store is filled w ith Provisions, Groceries, ('turned Goods, Or) Goods, Crockery, Elc. We keep a full liLie of the Oelebrated Prison Boots and Shoes. C. S. Parsons & Sons' Boots and Shoes, Kvry pir warrauu-d 10 xie satis faction. Country merchants and the people generally are requeetad to call and ex amine our large BUxk before purcha ing. We will give you low tlguree. We job Lonllard Hiiutf ROBERTS L BRO., South FYvnt it.. Scu liernt. A C K. R. JONES, Wholesale aiul Retail Dealer In CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Oenoral Mcrchandist HAGGIMJ M MIS i:t- I'onhinint'iilM other rrodurt m of (rain llrllxd . on and Prompt Attention (ilia MiteMi. N. W. Cor. South Front and Middle Sf m:vv hi: km:, n. c Use House's Chill Syrup For Rent, A Comfortable Dwelling lloime on Hroad street. A good water rialcm on premises. A pply to (iKO. HENDKILSON. se7 did Southern Kx press Ollice. Removal. Ou or about ISKl'TKM HKK lbT we will remove to the Large Hrii k Store recently vacated by Mr. Johu Dunn, next door to the National Hank, and for the neit two weeks we will nell the balance of our Stock of Clothing AT COST. Respectfully , al2dwtf HOWARD A JONES. THE FOR Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Etc. jy31 dwJm J Fine Art. MISS AURORA MACE will take LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS in CRAYON or OIL from life, or any kind small pictures. And will also GIVE LESSONS IN DRAWING AND PAINTING after September 5th, 1887. For terms apply at her residence on Johnson street. Newbern, N. C, Aug. 5, 1887. d wtf Sale & livery Stables. THE VI RMS OF A M. HAHN AND MV HABS a nnw. iPAUT has been ttta- tolTSC by lbs death or A. Hahn. at. Hahn irlll continue the business of BALK. ACHFOB AND LIVERY of HORSES. MULES, etc, at the old stsnd on, auddta street, where he baa toesn engaged In the same bnslness In the etty sines 180. will b pleased to meet his Will have on hand in doe season a PINE LOT OF HORSES HULKS. Also. FINH LOT BUGGIES mad SAxurAcrnoN otjabanteeb. H. HAHH & CO. augiidwtm 1 in Clothes to Order. : HawuK the tency for one of the ' largest TaUorig EolaLliehmeLts in New -York. 1 am prepared to lake orders.' . Fl1 liuAhi.s ekl Coixie and look at my hue of saiiiplce SAM 1). WATERS, Jk. Hj-aw. & J Lb c i;j bland. sel0d2m Cheap For Cash. A Forty five Saw Oiq and thirty feet of liclllDg fur sale by w dvvif 1. 11 CUTLER. Mrs. A. T. Jerkins Will reoume U,. 'uiipe of her School at her resiJeuce 01 SraMurj Plreet, on MONDAY, M.iTLMHKK IVtii, and reepectfully soliciis a share of the public patronaKe N,i pupils received below the ruurlli (Ira It Srpt i dim Notice. Miss MAM.) has th(.uKlii it expe dient lo change lu r plaun for teaching during the coming year and has deter mined to lake charge cf the Young Ijidiee' Department of ihe Newbern M'KhH. h.n.l acadlOd Music Lessons. MISS HATCII1E HARRISON, for the piist two yearh a student of the.N. F. CuriBeri atory of Mumc HuMuq, will re sume hi r riitiv, c lasi- M iLdav, October -epdlf. AGENCY FOR Mest he the ears ih;.t ill not hear 1 'elrnct i' 11 s 111 v 11 ma tale I ii- ,,i,l v 1 1 - r 1 mgh the 1 id 1,. 1 K ear 1'hal falM-h,..l ,-an pre ail. Il.elt!..e . 11 . 1. i ft,. MM 1 O A H A.I x 1 ! e w I. rnl.n. i . 1 , m 'l III. I 'l r. a l.lfhdi ,t l,y 1 UllUl- 111 C M I I'M.MMI I .1." -1 !.. . ,t 1 I. .1,1 Ullil M 1.1,1.. lrr, :,. N l.ell,.-, S c ' NOTICE 8calt'd Proposals lor Building Bridgo si n 1 . 1 .N. .m 11 ( ' 1.1 1 Ck t s t ' , "I I I' K RKi.ITF.11 1 I I II KOS. New Kerne. .Sept. th. 1SM7. Sealed prop mailt for l niliiing a hridtro across luwer Knee's Creek, 111 Number Seven 1'uwnahip, at the present site. will he received at this ctlice on or be fore the First Monday in October. 18S7. Haul bridge to be built according to plans and Hx'cilications to be seen at this ollice. All proposal filed ( l properly sealed and endorsed. "S-alnd proioeals for building Knee's Creek Krulge." Ky order "f the hoard ' Ull.AMH) 111 mis. Register of Heeds. 1-f- I'.d Kx officio Clerk. HARDWARE. SaMi, I m . mill Itlindv, 1'alnls, (ii-i ami (Hass. l-iinc, Ct iiM'iit ami I'litxtrr, AND All tirntlrs ..I COOhlNC AN1 H KATI N i STOVKS, AT BOTTOM PRICES! L. II. CUTLER, 26 & 28 Middle Street, NEW IIERNE. N. C. School Notice. Miss EMILY FKREBEE will open her School on MONDAY, SEPT. 20th. Terms 81.50 and Si. 00 per month. BopU did Steamer Howard. Commencing MONDAY, the 12th day of September, 1S37, the Steamer HOW ARD will run the following schedule: For Trenton, every Monday and Friday; Returning every Tuesday and Satur day. Up Neuse River every Wednesday, and return Thursday. 3d wtf Special Notice. I wwmiiii to sen my auurv ' X Stock, oonsistiog of Dry Goods, ' HaU, Shoes and Notions, at TWENTY-, i FIVE PER CENT BELOW COST. , Tb , -public will Snd it to their interest to can at my score ana examine good , ' - and nriow before bnvinir elaewher. -J 1 " u24tf M.PRAO. fl - School Notice. " p ' MISS LEAH JONES wUl open Iter " ' school on MONDAY, SEPT. lth. . Full English eourse, Latin, Frenon,' v Elocution and Book keeping. - .'tr--Jn Terma J3.50 per month. No extra : charges. S4Tltd . by using the Beruiator."-KOBEET j. Wuxa, Batavia, KaneCo 111. v. j'"'- I . Iv :ii -.-:., f - . -v ..- - . - . . Sj. i.- - - . - ... ' 4 .- .,