I -t LjULT juCASALM ax eoianva
pmt. pttfiabaA teUr, eio4 Meads? at
t w ; J- lUHncu Mataa. DattTarad
T&avKta.T JOCBJUU M wtui
ar. M aUae4 eTary TVaraday at tl
UVUTOIsa r BATES, (0XILT)-9m
ImIimU; 1W; in htiMkwkti
it ute BeaAof -BottB
' If eaati per tat liM. m4 I ata tar
twp nhnant InnrUen
f it iiiW'Jimiiiiii nia wiiuiiiiw
ten IM win be laaarle taa A.U aodltloaa
MtWtlllklNHIltiMMlHllM
IVMM v Wiint eATertUemeat
l be Mil to ednaae Baa-niar aavar
I WW be eoUeeted praaneUy U
liltlDX new of a die-j
a aaal aum ara aotteltaA. Se
; t unetK mm Mb t
m mum e.aa m j a 116 nufciber of bill reported
to M "uor-r:infaT(jrvbf7 by committees- were
L7r.lT.!! . V ,.."ocr
wiMf m ptiuo t una eoo ud i
mmwm warm n.Teee .xii. ,
THE JOURNAL.
av avivii.
XW BXXIfE. N. C. FEB. 30 im
M tt tW 41 N B. i.
" was adraaoed lrota 11 to 10:30 for
CMiJSIOl-lDllSISTRATlON. loe onaiderat,oa ol tha fa.lroad
la leaa than two weeks fhe pres-i commissioa biU. Mr. Oooke gae
aat AdainiatraUoa will have passed aa his reason that ha had received
awaj aad the llarrffcon Adtuinis- telegram Informing hira of the
tratioa will have been inaugurated. eitreme of brlothe' V,d ln
nT . i response to the same ha woald be
We eannot anticipate with con- j coaipelled to leave at 12 o'dotk.
fidence the political future of our, Tbe bdr was taken op and the
beh) red country, but we trust that . clerk read the title. Aa-'atnend-tha
same providence that has' mn w offered bj Mr. Fiauks
directed us thus far will oontmue cntokTthe aalariea ia section 2,
the coUiOiiabionera salarica from
topreaideover ourdestinie. twenty five to twelve hundred dol
Gen. Harrison caunot do better lars, the clerk's salary from twelve
than to follow in tbe wake of his ' to eight huadxed dollars,
predeeeasor.not becauw the( Mave I Wr-aWmoved aptponeasent
. . of tbe bill until Wednesday neit at
laad AdBin.strat.on haa been , l 0-dock . M,j lU qQe(ju
Democratic, but because it has o0t mentioned in the campaign at
rieen superior to party and accepted j all. "Since 1 left bom a I find much
for it objeet the honor ol the' opposition to it. We should not
' .... i. . 1 1 i :.. n .t . i.. . i .
aiilA. nri lh l,,nnin. nl lhlB U' "UrnfUIT ID8t mVOm)
people.
Leaving out fur the present such
Mtioa Cf the new Administration
aa aay be necessary to adjust tbe
government to the changed situa
tion, let ns consider some of the
measures demanded for the Inrther
aace of national and individual
prtaperity.
first in importance is a gu
aran-
teeof foil and complete justice to'
avarj aeetion of tbe country, to the
end tbat the people may have that j
qojeMtad security essential to the
pronefftjion of business affairs and
tnanjoyment of domestic life.
XTae tariff cannot be consigned
toJJejLmbo of forgetfulness. The
ratyahotiatjitem that now prevails
cannot longer be tolerated, and
aeoner or later, it must give place
to the demands of tbe people.
The-Cleveland Administration
kea achieved honorable distinction
lT,Vthe' Kavy Department, and
pitrttrta of all parties must indulge
UrjI pTeAaing hope that tbe Harrison
ALminjatraUon will complete tbe
g ,efl begun. The danger
to be.apprefcended just here, is not
ia talloqbishing the purpose c(.
hayjgg an efficient navy, but in
abandoning the wisediscretion thaf
aarchaficterized the acts of Secre
t Whitney, and plunging into a
reckless expenditure of tbe public
money ia the creation and equip
nacht of a navy superior to the
demands of the times, and at
rarlance with the theory of our
fonernment and the interests of a
peaceful and commercial people.
Tbe immigration laws need
amendment Tbe time is past
when the people of other nationali
se are needed to subdue savage
tribes and make tbe wilderness
bloesom aa the rose. American
valor and American labor is ade
quate to this; and tbe day will
never dawn when the aid of Europe
will be aaked for the fulfillment of
Americaa .destiny. But we would
aokaave American porta closed
apajtlt the meritorious of other
dimes. Let the unfortunate brave
eame Let exiled patriots come.
Let) ear atea be thrown wide open
$itinrjcns.nd daughters of honor
alleIaber, bnt let them be barred
- against Ebl criminals, and the vaga
bond board whose presence fs a
k!tt apon our civilization and a
ajance to, oar free inititations.
vtjrjr.c t iwr HEII'
Vw.-jrnrHyOWa SooTraa Btbof
bviMld uwara be wA tot children
aaeUaif Itaoothetthe child, softens
rvaM, aUaya all paiav earM wind
' CGe. ia tbe best reaedy for Jdiar
oBj1 ZwtMtrfn eeott a bottla.
I 'ii
Kewa ul Cceerct
WE UEJIkUL A&1T.
SaTiTdAY.
suits. . B
The Seeatmvay-eallt tavordet
ht LL Got Holt. M ,
prjf f pj et. L3 tf tu
Amending charter ol the towa of
Greenvule, J'ittountji te amend
aab teo. ivttiQi ljo, Ob&t Ja
relation to daiaani jitliTujiU
makeeeetioBa 3110 and 1034 of
the Code applicable to certain
counties.'"-'
Mr. rtyne introduced a bill to
regulate local option laws in this
Stat. Also oae to tecme j ast aad
reasonable, rates oa railroad aad
other tranapw lattoa crDaniea.
Bm amending subsection 4.
sectioa ha, aad one to amend ssb
go,, 10 action TO 7, Of the Code,
' passed second reading.
I h Hoareywt&pped t order
1 t If Vlcck,,Ttff nornibg Lour
expired ..witbcttt anything cominf
up of general Interest..
Ou aiotion of Air. Cooke the bour
more to the people of North Caro
una than all other measures (hat
have been brought be fore this legis
lature. We should consider it ma
turely and not hastily," and ho
therefore moved a further post
ponement. Mr. .Mcl'ubb ns f.i orcd further
postponement.
ilr. Walser also favored passing
the bill over until Wednesday; said
the House was light and in justice
to Mr. tjooke should be given a few
more
Mr. Cooke said: "1 do insist
upon the consideration of this mat
tcr now. No nndue haste has been
exercised. This scheme was intro
duced early in the session. U is
' trne the bill has only been printed
a short time, bat the members are
familiar with Us provisions. My
responsibility lias caused me to
give it more study than any other
member of the Ilouse. Tbe com
mittee has considered it well, but
do not present it as ;t perfect bill,
but from our best judgment and
patient work present onr results.
It is not the very best, probably,
that could be made, bu it ia the
result of our labdra and I would be
glad to consider it at once."
Mr. Hoke insisted npon immedi
ate consideration. Said there was
no desire to hasten the matter. The
bill had been printed several days
and ought to have been received
and considered by the members.
"I do hope the matter will be pro-1
ceeded with today. It is not at all
certain when Mr. Oooke will return,
and the House is about aa fnll aa
it will likely be at any lime during
tbe session."
Tbe motion of Mr. Baird to make
the bill a -special order for Wednes
day next at 11 o'clock was pnt. The
motion prevailed by a vote of 45 to
39.
PASSED THIED HEADING.
H. B. 192, relating to changing
the Superior Oourtsof fitt county;
II. B. 270, to cure the defective
registration of deeds ; II. B. 300, to
change the punishment of fornica
tion and adultery (making tbe
crime an Infamous one); H. B. 540.
for better securing the recapture of
escaped convicts and to protect tbe
people, (thia bill keduires that the
board of directors of the peniten
tiary shall report to the Governor
tbe names etc or -all. escaped con
victs, and that' tbe Govern or shall
offer a reward.!, ': .
VAMB r laiilJ)A.
Feom A.S Atlabta Dbumhxx.
Mr. A. K. HAwfetS, aUaata, Oa.:
Dear 8ir You flouhtleea remember
me getting a rums of yon nearly three
week ago. I had then given np all
hope ef rer being able to read acaio.
The feet three weeki.-fcoweVer, with
(be ne ot yonr glaaaei my eyes have
been woaderfatly SeMfited; and I have
been enabled to do a crest deal of read
ing, tbe first I had dons H two yean,
and moreover I have great hope of
their eatire reeovery ia a few year. I
eannot too highly recommend your
glaa to my iejidaXoanrevpeetfally,
K. CaLLajvaV,
With Moore, Marsh & Co.
All eye fitted and fit guaranteed by
F. S. Duffy, New Berne, N. C. jl241m
It &e.tril!a CfsrU
at r.A Iajtwia. -A
petiUca ku beea atit to J car
eoaoraUe bod BAklng'that the
statute auliag Bcr&e sound a 1ay
fal feaoe be repealed, aad from U.a
nisei or a:ien oaa wit as ei
mad to be&evo tial atatsia vaa
taa aoat fcideoaa lw bae4.a3l
diaaeaaioa, ctifaboa aaoaf oar
poo pi, im Ui orery other paat
aeaa before jocr bodji ia butaj
alloaat La eaatpariaaft M.UuitepAl
of thii ohnaxtoaa lav.
LtTtcr oa Bona aooid, mi Ina
belajt feaoad bj Jta vaterrwfar
a early two miles, aad being vail
acquainted vita lta eiteation,it
theeSectol thereoeatuvaaluax
tie eoaid-a lawfal ence, vhatl
say ta said vita the fu3 ksovla&e
of the facts, and no. veil balanced
man can deay the ,'aaaaa. j la (he
feat plaoe . vaat ia Begat ooqnd
Aad vaat relatlo dot ft bear to
ear larmeraaloag lta shores, t, It, la
a aheet of vater extendiag, from
Moxehead City to CUrFinr,a
diatancejof tweaj-fir .mUca iQ
length, one - aad a half to three
miles ia width, carrying from three
to twenty feet of vater. It ia the
medium of transporting our farm
producta to market. Before it vaft
made a law fal fenee by state te," it
was so considered by custom, from
time immemorial, ' and perhaps no
action ever would hare 1 bees
taken had it not been is the case
of Dennla vs. Boyall. What was the
result! A mistrial for the want
of a atatata. Since then it has
been made a lawful fence by
statute, and no litigation baa oc
curred since. What is tbe object
of the present move to repeal!
And what will be the result if
re pea Id T It seems to me to allow
stock to ingress and egress at will
to destroy whatever they please.
For instance most of the cattle and
bores for milea aronnd are driven
through my farmjaeross the sound
be to tbe banks and m tribes to re
turn at will, to destroy our crops.
Is that right between man and
beast, or between man and
man ? Why this stock do not miod
crossing this body of water no mere
than an otter. In case
of the repeal of the
statute, and they come over and
distroy our crops, where is onr re
dress 1 When a man tells me that
tbe statute ought to be repealed, it
is as much as to say that he does
not care whether my ebildren get
bread or not so his old cow gets
fat. Who are tbe signers to this
petition T In answer I will say tbe
most ef them live along Wbiteoak
river and aronnd Newport, some 12
miles from tbe sound. For the
sake of argument suppose when tbe
owners of this stock cornea down to
drive them on the banks we say
you cannot drive yoar stock across
my land, then what t Wby, they
petition before a jaatlce for a right
of way across anyway, statute re
pealed, here they goand no one
responsible. There is not a year
but what more or less of this stock
comes into our fields during crop
season. Tbe dredging of the sound
will soon be finished, then there
will be from six to eight feet of
water through the cuts that will not
stop nor detain them for one mo
ment. Most ot these people who
sign petitions do not care any thia g
about them sign because they are
asked to. Ii. W. Uumphbbt.
Goose Creek, Jan. 16, '89.
klaa'a Armua Siv. ,
Tbb Best Balvb ia the world for
Outt, Braiaaa, Bores, Ulr, Bait
Rheum, Fever Bona, Tetter. Chapped
Hands, Chilblain, Cons, and all Bkin
Ervptions, and positively' eures , piles
or no pay required. It is (naranUtd to
give pernet efthfeefioa, or money re
fanded. Prkw SO omtta per box. Par
sale bv B. N. Doffr.
Oar stock of Plows comprises the
Avery Steel (one or two horse),
Atlas, Boss, Dixie, Daisy, Champion,
Clipper, Granger, Watt, Climax,
Gem and Stonewall, and aho the
ordinary Tarn Plows, such as the
Nos. A C, 10, 11, 35, 40, 45, 48, 60,
55 and 60.
Castings of every description, be-.
sides a fall and complete line of
everything for the Farm.
We respectfully solicit the Whole
sale Trade as veil as the Betail. and
we are prepared to offer rpecial in
dictments to Merchants.
Send for our Price List
VIIITTY & GATES.
BaHillfll Bflpplieaaspeeiaity.
A Valuable BesidencQ
FOR.. SAJCK , CI1A. ; ,
A bran new. Dwelling Home, eon
tainiag six comfortable rooms, aad kiV
caen aad dining room a turned;- Lo
eated on Change street, bear East Front.
Anolr to - J t-s ;'p"f nnHiu t! ,.
WATBON At STBES&'a
d20 Ina. ft BemLErt. Ageats; 3
SAITL T. BKIDnOIlB,
' t VHioleaalo CommlisIo5
FISH; DALEiiv
14 144 BEKKSAB STRXXTT, i
FtTLTOS MaBtKB&f-ilJ M
few sm icaa"W-"Voiuxu
PLOWS
U70 .. 1 1
lila
At 14 Centi Per. Foxuid.-
- ii tmM
AirrlcM UftetoeWh tM UttveV Call
aad sea sotjwvaaib vA i j
k. J? 5 TAYLOR.
Ln f r. -
:lUdtf.'4rKTaWni. If. c
kk T&i UKLBvWr OF
".Bull The ,'Jjvitlsr"
tvttT eooylnce tj one (Lai Bars ia
toei the'LargMt, M imV Virisd, and
Uoupieta una Of L(iaDw1t "com.
fine. Jewelry, ' S4T-Wre Fncy
Lam pa, Burmeee, Qoli aud SAter Bead
Caaee In the Bute.
It will b io buyer iMasreat to ae
oar good hefoiw pferftaaaiag . -
VALUABLE, CITY PROPERTY
I
Am agvaU ta owners aCer fa ami oa
aay aitd acoonpmolaUB urnta lb follow -tatdaanibaa
tnprorad Raai Eatata la Ui
Cll ot Maw -Marm: t
Ko. 1. HAkr PROPERTT AT CS10
POINT ; taatadaa tba ptcaa af laa kaewa a.
"TU K 1bLA U " ar the wharf ot ruadwi
Iaa4ia thara fraai 1U( Ktont ( t
AJa, walaraaaea saw btac Sltaa Tbf
location It lb twat In the cur tot all mana
(aat aria parpoara. walla tike laiwaat riaXI
vlalUna our water liava ampla depth ot
watar lor loedtt t ami unloading at tba
NkS TWr He rars ajd lots ai
DUOK ruiNT. araop 4 awolllBft
Ho? A HAHVfcY' W 11 A KF i"tlul RTT,
I aat aA In part of water front ot Lol ho. IX
in the piaa of tba eltr. l'a laa pioparvy
fa laaated a eommodlon b-lck warahouap.
Tba o. 1. S. S. Oo. oaa a portiaa af iha piup-
erty.
No. i. THKIRON fR05r WAREHODSE
ON uKAVaM KTBKfcT,
Wo. A BRICK MTOBI AND DWE1.LIKO
ON UBAVSM MTRJCET Oocnplad bjr R.O. E.
Lodge.
A fnlldcacrlptlor of thia valuable proper
it. toaathar with lha beat tar ma anon which
tbe tame will be aold. alii ba farolahadnn
application la tbe endaralgcad at their effloa
nsoum rroni men.
WATHOIT STREET,
dec dwtf In aod Haai EaUta Ata.
I. H. CRABTin.
BASIL MANLY.
JOHN ECEAB1HEE & CO
ENGINEERS ,
Founders and Machinists
alanufacturer and Dealer In
mill ill MACEIMSTS' SCFPUES
BrwIlSara af KaglBaa. Bellara,
Saw Mill. BdgiaR Cwt-afT M athlaaa,
Waara praparad to do Oaatlnga of all kind
Wltn pram pu eat,
Part tan lar aad latmadlata attention Iran
to repai of. all ainda.
We will bj (lad Uutre plane and efttntatee
ror anr aeast ipuon or machinery.
Wa are the avot for the aala of tba A mar
loan Haw. AlaotorO. A A. Harsamln'i eala
bratad Indeitroctlble Mica valve, . i
W rlva Mtlafhctory ennranta for all week
donabTM. lysomwwir
Steamer Howard,
Independent Steamboat line.
On and after Monday the 10th day ol
Sept., the ateamer Howard wilt ran
the following achedale: -For
Trenton every Monday and Frl
day at eight o'clock, returning Taetday
and Saturday. . v.-e
J. J. LASITTEK, Maaagr.
. J. DrsoswAi, Aew4 ktKevr Berne.
I8G2. EATOII IC:3
THE JEVELEH ?
sua a na aiockco'
WatcHas,' ClbcK 3mlx?,
SOLID 8IXVEB 1
Am) p$yrA&
. ; SPECTACLKBV b, - -,
I keep a larger stock ot Bpectaolss
t&aa any other store in north garouna
I take parties lar p to to fit them to the
eyes of parties Beedjngern. X j
. I3vmgWcrtedtodnyat thiT)ench
tor over thirty, years X believe I eaa do
as good work aa any watchmaker in the
state. , , ,
oomi ait mi ilE. -!";'' 1
i 8AM. , EATOII , '
... wi t .'Middle stiaahi
Oppoalte Baptist Chnrclu. ; .felt dwtf
intArvi dalm
'STLY'
Cleanses ,tb.e
Nasal, l'assa
Fats' and in i
nAfarautlbn,
UOLS)1tlK
t
1 '
. .. iki..
8wt;0ss&e
s to res. tbe
Sen ses 'eJ
Taste ar4
. ApartKde 1 ppHd mtoeaen woatrit aS
Ukeraaabla; Tl-lce 50 feeoU at DrnciMv hw
HaiLwaiatetaa.dS eU AMLT Bfivi aanZ
.Tat. u irrtu i k u i
. 41 yiAAX ,t AAAA4I11J3
Permihently l6oateddn lotnef bi Byroad
aad -Bern Bti.tw prepared to clesn,' iy
atvpairnil kinde Of CWh'cg at Lew
Prteea. Assesttlty htaide iairean.'cg
iiesiffwjee, Maracf.-,n; rtsrta.
taa4!iTiaTit,t.!'-i. auifcldif r
Kj ilnd l ife
mzni 'an 3e company,
11 -U ' !i OF HARTFORD, CONN. " ;
l7rn;VATS0;i;Gens Agent, Hen Bern, 110.;
,8IXTT MILLIONS IB SlfKASC G . -
Bimr FUITD HOW QYEB ,5O,t)0fXv" ' "
Five year members receiving aearly JiSTTtPEB CKS r. fa dlvideada,
from earning! ef tks SAFETT. FU J '
Unpartislled SticeeM ! ; SecrttiJT' Fuityl v,i:conomy !
'" r Active aorieitors ' wasted ;iV try Coaaty U . J'grth Oaroliaa,
Address u above. . . , v febl8iwlm
AT
Fl.ANNER'S
You will flnl NOBBT and
STYLISH SUITS it. S.V K3
aod CUTAWAYS
Ilie STOCK
aod QE.NT-
INI OCOl
PI.'
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Ute Bergner & Engel
lwiwc co.'a
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER,
i-.u'j i.a i
'j f i
IS UNQUESTIONABLY THE
finest Beer Extant
: It" is brewed from the finest Pale Canada
tresi Barley Malt and laazer Hopsf and
Uglily , lecomniended for itsONIC ,and HIT
fitTirWE qualities.
ifiiifi;, -'reptitaUon enjo;ed by the BEEGHfilt & ENQL
JOMPANY is doe to the fact that only the FIKEST'AND "BESlT
MATEEjAlls are nsed and that the greatefit sklJ' anU 0ARB
are exercised dating its manufacture. jy4 dwtf
i 1 -
Agent and Bottler,
FOR THE:.Wg3(T
i. - b.
fciC li;fiLr,il
We; trill sell the balance of 'our Stock1 of
s,3 H(Oj 11 arff
at lCost; We
,tii r'f3 .'A:
and lniiuiiv
cf S'lOES
iV. MU
i, COK
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i ih uf ll.itfl
RT
Ha
wish to make room for
a a v'v.ir .
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