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The Dai ly Journal VOL. VI.--NO. 185, NEW BERNE. N. C, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1887. PRICE 5 CENTS. - V 0 V- LOCAL NEWS. New Berne, latitude. 85 6' North. longitude, 77 8' West. Sun rises, 6:17 i Length of day, Auo sets, 6:18 I 10 hour. 56 minutes. Moon icU M (24 p. m. BUSINESS LOCALS. AN ADA Malt Beer, Evards', in the city again. The beet made, at o n04 t J- F- Ta VUJK 8 tiBESH Prunes just received. 1 C. E. Sloykji. CHICKENS. A lot of Youdk Fat Chickens juet received at Snkl LLNG8. Freeh Pork and Bull feed Beef a 1 ware on hand. FERRIS 13 Hams and Stripe. Another shipment of Philadelphia Butter, the beet yet, at John Di nn's. MIXED PICKLES, very fine. 80cte. per qt., Cranberries 124. Celery 50 ota. per doz. at Dunn 's. THE FINEST BUTTER in the city, elegantly moulded, 80o. per lb. THE GROCER, E. B. UACKBURN JOHN H. CRABTREE & CO., Fon ders and Machinists, New Berne, are giving special attention to ibeman ufacture end repairs of Boilers of all kinds, and would be pleased to furnish plans and estimates upon application. no2 2awtf STOLEN -From my boat lying at market dock, a 40-calibre Reming ton Rifle. Liberal reward will be paid for return of the same to Wm. Smith at the store of Small wood & Slover. ocBOtf H. W. WaIIah 170R RENT A convenient dwelling Apply to J- F. Ivks, oo28if. New Beine, N. O. A NEW Stock of Oil StoveB and other 11 House keeping Goods at Geo. Allen & Co. 1URE Liquors and Wines for Medici nal and other usee, at wholesale. Jamkh Kkdmond. f ORTOAGE and Warrantee I)eds 1T1. on band all the time. TVIRECT importation of Krench J Brandy and Holland Gin arrived in bond and duties paid at Custom Souse in' New Berne, guaranteeing gen jine goods for sale. Jas Redmond. o LD PAPERS in any quantity sale at this oflioe. for C ARRETT'S Medoc Vineyard Cognao A and Wines for Bals, at Manufactu rer'e prioes. by Jamhs Redmond. OROWN'SGEORQIA COTTON GINS, i-J with self feeder and Condenser. All of the latest and most approved pat terns. Geo. Allen & Co. REDMONDS Ginger Ale. Union Soda, etc , equal to imported. James Redmond. BUGGIES, sale at McD. Pates' make, for Dail linos'. Bee change in Eastern Dispatch adv. Onslow Superior Court convenes next Monday. Plenty of crab grass on the market. It is offered at forty cents per hundred. Meesrt. Hilton and Steinhelper are erecting a dry kiln at the Rad cliff mills. The sidewalks on Middle street below South Front, both sides, have been re cently improved. A good installment of turkeyB were in market yesterday retailing at 121 centa per pound. Mr. J, F. Taylor has goods left after being robbed, which he wants to sell. See adv. and try him. J. W. Stewart received a number of fine horse yesterday. Among them were a span of blacks that are real beauties. The Sunday School of Middle street Baptist Charon ha placed in the walls jof the church a neat marble slab to the memory of their late and mnoh beloved superintendent, Burgyn M. Oatee. fier. A. J. Edwards has resigned the pastoral chart's of the First Baptist Church (col.) of New Berne, known as the Cedar Qrove chapel, and will preach - - his farewell sermon on Nov. 0 at seven . o'clock, p.m. The pnblio are invited. - A Good Appointment- .rv'W T. Oaho. Esq , of Pamlico county, has been appointed deputy special agent Of the treasury department, with a salary of four, dollars per day and ex penees. This Is a most excellent ap- poiatment as all who know Mr. Caho will readily testify. Steamer More 4a en ta. " The Eaglet of the E. C. D. line, w til arrive today and sail this afternoon. ; The Defiance of the Clyde line arrived from Baltimore yesterday with a full cargo of general merchandise and will sail today with a full cargo of cotton. ' The Howard arrived from up Neute yesterday with cotton and will leave for Trenton this morning at 9 o'clock;. . ; The Carolina arrived from oily Old Field yerterday. with full cargo of cot ton and will leave on return trip this rcoiniDS; at 5 o'clock. The Kington or the N. AT. R. line ar rived from Kinston last night with cot ton. The Trent of , the same line ar rived from Slocu tub's creek with a raft of t: ' "r in tow and will leave this t t- t ft 8 o'clock f.?r Triton. ... -i The Diy cf Execution. Governor Scales has issued the death warrant directing that the sentence of the court in the case of Charles F. Jones, now in Craven county jail, convicted of the murder cf his wife, be executed on the 16ih day of December, 1887 Officers Elected. At the annual meeting of the Craven County Gun Club, held last evening, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Wm. Ellis, Presi dent; W. W. Clark, Vioe-President; M. D L. Dinemore, Captain; F. T. Patterson, F. H. Cook, W. B. Ellis, Game Wardens; R. A. Richardson, Secretary and Treasurer. Connecticut Butter Nuts. Mr. Jonathan Havens of this city has several trees, some of them now in bearing, of the Connecticut butler nut. Lie brought a couple from one of hie trees to the Jolhnal oflioe yesterday aDd they were found to be equal if not superior to the English walnut They bear within three or four years after planting. Personal. T. E. Oilman, Esq., of Jacksonville. , ia in the city. We were pleated to receive a call from Mr. C. C. Hamilton of Brooklyn, N. V., last evening. Ho haB spent a day or two in New Kerne and is j highly pleased with the climalv and people. He leaves for his home thin morning, but his daughter remains for the winter. If our climate and facilities for accommodating visiloi s were better known a large portion of the travel to Florida would he turned in this d ireclion. Welcome. We riud the following item in the Goldeboro Argus. New Berne is always ready to welcome such cilizeuB: Mr. John K Dixon, who for two years has been filling a position in the freight office of the Atlantio Coast Line in this city, has moved to New Berne, having accepted a position in the Audit or's office of the A- & N. C. R R. Mr Dixon by bis uniform courtesy and af fability and by his close attention to business has gained for himself both in social and business circles many friends here who regret very much to lose him and whoee best wishes go with him and his young wife to their new home. Another Store Breaking-. A lb It f entered Mr. J. M. Reel's store on South Front street on Wednesday night a little after 12 o'clock by ripping a bar off the front door. Fortunately Mr. Reel was sleeping in the back room of the store and the noise awakened him. The thief heard him get up. and Mr. Heel got in the store-room just in time to see him s ip through the hole at which he craw led in. No goods were missed . As Mr. Keel's sleeping apartment is in the same building and adjoining the store room, the offender is guilty of the high crime of burglary, and if caught would likely be put upon trial for hie life. The Margie in a Gals Serious Acci dent. The eteamer Margie on her trip from Bayboro last Monday was slruck by a fleVce gale at the mouth of Bay river and was driven to Swan Island where she found harbor until Wednesday morning when she proceeded to this city arriving on Wednesday night. During the gale the steward, Stephen Hill, colored, had his left hand oaught under the anchor chain when the anchor was cast which mashed several fingers so badly they had to be ampu tated. The Margie is all right and tviil leave on her regular schedule tomorrow morning. Murder Near Cjbton. News was received in the city yester day morning that Luke Russell, the son of R A. Russell, a prominent far mer near Cobton, was shot apd killed on Wednesdsy night about 10 o'clock by Bill Williams, colored . From the best information we could get it appears that Williams was accused of stealing cotton from- young Russell and a warrant was issued for his arrest. Russell, with four or five other men, were in search of him and went to an out house on Jesse Jones's place. The house was a Cooper shop with a loft in it, and when it was surrounded by the party young Russell climbed up on the outside and as soon as he appeared above the floor of the left Williams fired the load into his breast. The bal ance of the party turned their atten tion immediately to Russell who died in a few minutes, and let Williams escape. Russell said to them, "he has killed me and I Want you to kill him." - Williams is about 19 yean old ; black, spare build, medium height, and has a scar on one cheek. The officers of the law and the whole neighborhood are on the lookout for him. -, --. - -Coroner Bates was notified early yes terday morning and repaired, to the tprt to hold an inquest. The Jury found a verdict in accord an ce with the, above fseta. . . Items from lore. After a protracted spell of bad wea ther we have prospects of bright, open fine weather. The farmers generally wear lung faoee about the 1st of November, as is generally the case, and has been for the last four years on account of shoSt crops and long mortgagee. Mr. A. B. Carroll, every enterprising gentleman, is building a nw dwelling- bouse on the iot adjoining ihe lot occu pied by Capt. F. W. White. We wel come all such citizens in our midst. Our little village seems to have caught the spirit of progression and is somewhat on a boom. We have a nice warehouse at this plaoe, commodious and comfortable, and in the waiting room the railroad company has recently fitted up a new stove which adds mate rially to the oomfort of the passengers who come to take the train. We have two stores here in full blaot. one post othce. one railr ja.d oflioe. and we need a telegraph office. Wo have here also one bar room, but we den t boast on that branch of our industries, but on the other hand we are Con strained to blush at the way some of our citizens show their weakness in controlling their appetites for the ar dent. It is almost a daily occurrence to see some of our neighbors wrestling with tangle leg Hen. One Source of ( engratulallcii When General Phil. Cook was pre Rented to Miss Winnie Davis at Macon, tia., Bhe was alluded to as the "Ilaughrer of the confederacy. " The (gallant (ien eral was led captive at once by hr beauty and grace, and, extending his band, said: "Miss Winnie, 1 am a widower: please enroll me as a candi date for the position of sou in law of the Confederacy. " This sally met w nil a round of applause, and Col. Hardin remarked that "there would he one source of congratulation in marrying the daughter of the Confederacy the groom would never bo bothered with Ills mother in-law. ' mini ,t it i Jacihi McOirTKH Died at his home near Hell s Ferry, Pitt county, October 1, 1S7, Mr. Jacob Mcl '.otter, lie was born September ly, lSOij. Mr. McUotler occupied several places of trust in both church and Slate. He was baptised in and took membership with the Christian Church. During the tame dale, he w as a delegate from his congregation to the convention of the Disciples held at llookerlon and proved to be quite an active member of thai body Ho w as a resident of Craven county until lViL'. after which date he made Put county h 18 adopted home. In 1H40, he attended Ihe ratification of President Harrison's election at Raleigh. After the close of the civil war he be came a leader of the Republican party of Pitt county, and was twice elected to the lower House of Representatives, and to the Senate ill INTO- '12. He, was married twice. A w idow and four children survive him. His funeral was largely attended, and his remain were followed by a large concourse ol mourning relatives and friends to their last resting place w here they were in turret! in the family burying ground In the death of Mr McC otter, the church to which he belonged loses one of Ub faithful and devoted memberr, an l the county of Pitt one of Us honored citizens. He was a man of a kind genial and benevolent disposition, and the hospitality of his homo wat. un bounded . His name is a household word in I'itt oounty. He loved that which is right, and hated that which is wrong. In all places of political or religious positions, which be filled, he did it with marked ability. While he was not an educated man in the popular sense of the word, yet, by experience and observation, he was eminently fitted to be a true repre sentative of his people. Hut God's finger touched him and be slept. The places he filled in the hearts of his people and around his domestic altar will be filled no more forever. He has laid aside his mortality with all of its cares, toils, sacrifices and dis appointments for the sublimer heights of heaven. We tender to the bereaved family and relatives our sincere condolence in this their sad bereavement. He has left to them an example of faithfulness, de votion and christian character worthy of the highest emulation. X. To Ginneri). New Berne Cotton and Grain Ex change requests Oinners of Cotton to leave off 8tde Strips when packing, as iu Norfolk and other markets bales with Side Strips on are subject to a de duction in weight. New Berne, Nov. 3d, 1887. Erysipelas and Obstinate I loci-. Boils, Carbuncles and Running sores of every kind are cleansed, the poison germs destroyed and a speedy cure affected by using Darbys Phobylactic Fluid. "I have been sfflsted with the Ery sipelas. Nothing would heal the sore or stop the running. I used Darbys Propbylaotio Fluid and found a speedy cure. Have also tried it in several other oases and it proved effectual." S. P. Greer. . ;New Terk Timet Sued for Libel. New York, November 1. Controller Loew has instituted a suit against Geo. Jones and the New York Times Com pany for $100,000 for libs'. Neuralgia, rheumatism, erysipelai, sore throat, toothache and all other pains and aohes are promptly cured by ntfvation OiL Prioe ti cents. Coughing Clara. Comely, charming jClarisae Clendenning carelessly catch ing cold; creeping chills cams; Uiara coughed continually;- cruel, - eroupy cough, that would have killed her, had she not used Dr. Ball's Cough Byrupw costing 53. ; v v' - . : - . NEWS NOTES. John Ruesel Young, it is said. hu6 re turned to the New York Herald and is writing for the editorial page The American Woman Suffrage As eoclation continued r.s deliberative in Philadelphia Tuesday. Two hundred and t.fti union 'b printers, oer half the whole number in the city, went on strike in t'l.i'agu Tuesday fur a it hour law Delaware voted yesterday on the question of calling a constitutional con veullon. Ihe call was defealt.l for want of a sufficient iiiajintv. The explosion of gaf. line leaked the grocery store of Michael Newman, in S.. lyuia, at two o clot k Tuesday inomuig. klliing eight percui.r at. 1 se riouslv injuring three others There was a meeting of ohrtJ Re publicans in New York Tuesday night Col F ll (irant sent a letter, which w a? lead, in winch he denied eer ba lug expressed any anniMritv to h red cudets at West Point Berlin dirphtchee rtttnrl in Nt-w York Tuesday slate that the i-u b -i r i p lion to the jf'J "ion ih.ij Oregon Ka.la and Na lotion r per rent bunds w as a complete success, tbe entire arnoui. I of fered by the 1 ' titr.. I Hank of ft'fllli' I i! I lr r I in t. left being taken M 'J-j arid H' l i Hi rl n pru t t- The h boonel P loel f r w lii' h ari.t I at :urge n Tuesday I i'ti' tie I lib 'lit !'.i i H...v . -g Wis i: bl ihili s it' belit veil e fift v peo n. lot-t lai-t i:i the raft fit 111 Shi l.tngan. Alfred 'Mi nt to be the only Mirvior t f iht ple on the propel b r i imii Saturday. )' bad been 0:1 Mixly hours when rehctie I 1 men were on the raft with they all per n-hed The I .ehiih an 1 W.lkefbu olh. r I. but Coal Company struck the grta'. Jlaitiinore vein of coal in Kiulh Wnkesbarre. Pa . yesterday, tivaily eleven hundred feel below the surface, the deepcr-t haft ill Petius) 1 am i The vein ! between eighteen and twenty feet tint k. Tins lucky lind, for which the coinpuiiy hi. a spent years, and nearly one hunlered Ihousan 1 dollars, will net tle-n fiil'y lb ree in 1 1 1 ion tl o 1 1 a i h Two deaths from fecr tinier suspi clous cirt unislar.ceH oe. urt d M iinltiy in Nanford, 11a. The Du val count v hoar d of health has ddarcd a rigid quarantn e against .Vinford Ibioub paipeiigpis will n d be allowed t 'C' m v 1 1 ! e bill w ,1 1 b t I all" I ' to I J i. llMlll lied it lie , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 s to I here v ere w f , , r at ! deaths, b priest Jim ' tloll t lltt-.de of the t I be in id -i lea I nig n l b on I f 'III I.f .V t .i-i'd f e 1 . Tain pa ete I d a . and lathi I S llibll r b . a t a W bo t ...k the place of I ..: ll V I., i O II d lift A I I II . !l 1 ' fl 1 P i i man ,1 ll.,, Wui M Hi aeh. an old In. i .!, in ot i at , and popu I hi I k no w n io. i be War Horse' of the Rhode lsl Hid denoK lai v has been appointed to the hi in h of the Sulh Pulrnt Court, in Proiilincf. made vacitu by tin death t f Judge James V Hlackg snl. Mr. Keaoh is a native of Clinton county. New York, but his younger days were passed in Ohio. He nudied ami raciiccd 'a in Indianopolis and was a member of the legislature of Ind lana in 1 V, J. and later was clerk of the Supremo ( ut of that Slate. He settled in Providence in 1HH.V and ten years later was the It ruo cratic candiate for (iovernor. - advice to wotmkus. Mrs. Winslow'b Isoothino Sykit should always be used for children teelbing. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Jdiar biea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. mar71 dtulbsat wl v Suffering Caused by a Strike. Eastern, Pa.. November 1 The Le high Valley shops will run nine hours a day hereafter instead of ten. owing to a reduction of business on account of the coal miners' strike. The strike is affecting all industries in the, valley, and people are suffering many hard ships. Enjor Llf 'What a truly teautiful world we lir'e in! Nature gives us grandeur of moun tains, glens and oceans, and thousands of means of enjoyment. We can desire no better when in perfect health: but bow often do the majority of people feel like giving it up disheartened, dis couraged and worn out with disease, when there is no occasion for this feel ing, as every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory proof that (?ten' Augutt Flyver will make them free from dis ease, as when born. Dyspepsia end Liver Complaint are the d irect causes of seventy-five per cent, of such maladies as Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Head ache, Costiveness, Nervous Prostration, Dfttinses of the Bead, Palpitation of the Heart, and other distressing symp toms. Three doses of Angutt Flower will prove its wonderful effect. Sam ple bottles 10 cents. Try it. abb ran. Ia thie city, at the residence of Janw s F. Clark, ea Hanoock street, Nov. , 2d, William 3. Eavanagh of Craven ooaaty to Kins Mary Lovick of New Berne. Rev. L. W Crawford was Che officiating ciergvmin. .. . - - - . COMMERCIAL. t OTTO. MAHfe K I Ntw YohK. Nov. B ll1 a M Kutures opened barel y slea i y alee id , 5.10J balos. November . December . January. y ebruary March, April, a bJ May J it ' lJ Go June. '." 1 H t July . ll' 04 if 7 August '. 11 : ; K 7a Hepteuubrr y r-rj October New Kerne market stead v salt- of j.' bales at V 1 '. to y i'U Pggs tiriu at 1 i lo 1 Kice steady at "3, In sacks l urn, ct w , i" cents After Being Robbed, 1 still have a I t'l l. 81 ' K of the UN KM" (.K'i.'KUIL I'i;"i '."nli ,Yo , which 1 am selling e. '. ;i es to cu:t the .iiii-r J 1 I A 1 ' I . I . .1 of Mei die M New Heine. n . 4 1 vt 1 in EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH The Fust Freight Llue li I M 11 t c Itrritc. Kllliru uilli laiolliis I'oliila. Atnl Kuifull,, llalllmuiv. I I.IU.I. ll.l.l. . oil. llmliill, Kit ! t. In. I, el li IH) VI I I IK SI .AMI l EAGLET and VESPER f ii. n : : 1 1 n wl.! ii. it 'ii iM..ttr h ' t . : t. . r i ; ii it- if h v '. ii-' )! ii t - r V n i V v hi 1 is h i . a 1 ui..i h ti: i a i hi r h i m fip I ; ' j. i t : : . t . '. u i ! 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I w ill sell at public sale for cash, the land of W t ' Hrj an. about s acres, in sanl county, lym on the south sitle of the A. it N. I' K It., and more fully described in the mortgage deed executed by Baitl Bryan and re corded in Register's office in Jone county, N. C. boob No. lil. page 393, to satisfy claims for which said mortgage, w as made. J W . (i li MM. EH . Agent. 'ct. 25lh. IS-;, ,dwtd. r -s. en "iw AT v . Jl H , 00t3awr3aw NOTICE TO Merchants and Others, 500 bbls. Flour. 100 aks. Salt, 100 cases Canned Goods, 25 boxes D. Salted Meat. 100 kegs Nails, 25 bbls. Sugar, FOR SALE CHEAP AT F. ULRICH'S. Middle Street. New Berne, N. O. Hew Millinery Goods! I have returned from New York and received a Complete Stcck cf Fall and Winter Millinery Goods, algo Velvcta and Plnihea, which I am offering at extremely low prices. I bare also a large Mock of Novelties and Fancy Article. Mr Pattern Hate and other goods are open, and I invite my friend and cnstomei to examine be fore purchasing. A a too bnsy for -a regular opening " C, IL V. F0LLETT. New &en, V. & - r; ocl8dwJn , H. B. DUFFY Will. 1 1 !' V ii' K N 1 i W IN A FEW I'.ns Win Tills M'.AiK IS RE- -I I.'. I I ' Fall and Winter Millinery I MI S HAR'i IETTL LANE Ir.i - hi r f i o r.d an I the iihlic Ren- rao " i ' h I i and t- i- her tine Millinery ' i It i - f 1 1 ili h iit to nnv they were ii ' t t i . t--i f uinliiH h naran- t ee 1 I, ii I II - t : i I i till I. d - I li.i' Hllil of Dice J 11 111 11 V Hie I.iti h! Si) leu. ihe 1 inei-t (loods and tin I i i l iiiiui.!. me hlwaye to be found at hfi hi ire Styles Uacijualled ! Quality Unsurpassed Prices that defy competition! Slie hopee all w ill call, whether ther w it'll to purchase or not. New Berne. N.l'., Oct. IS. d w 1 ru NEW BERNE FURNITURE STORE. The Boss Installment House. Healers in all grades of Furnitures. . Clocks. I'icture, Mirrors, etc., sold on w eek ly and monthly payments. J I'irturoi of all sizes framed to order. J. M. HIKES, Manager. Middle St . opp. L. H. CutlerV. Wanted, .-00 TONS of COTTON HEED, Mlgliest Cnsli Trice paid, d liorel in New Berne. I. II. A .T. A. MEADOWS. oc9dwtf 3J"otco. Haring purchased the entire Stock of . Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers in ltDre U -der Hotel Albert, I will sell the mna AT C03T, SPOT CASH. No roods wilt be sent out on probation. - v-.. Thankful for past patronage, the buai : ' ness will be oontinaed at the old sund undor Hotel Albert. ' F. T. PATTEKSONV - New Berne. N. C. ttr dtf Cheap For Gash.; A Fortr-five Saw Ota and thirty feet of Belting for sale bj- - " eSdwtf , L.H.CUTLE?.. U:3i::::o,cC:::'!r
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