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VOL. Vn.-NO. 293.
NEW BERNE, N. C., SATURDAY. MARCH 9. 1889.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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BUSUTESS LOCALS.
SMALL HAMS, Sugar Oared Shoal
dere. Breakfast Stripe, Coraed Beef,
Chipped Bef, Beef Toaguee, Cod Ih,
White 6mu, Meeearoai. Hoaniay, Oat
Flakes, Crushed Wheat, Buckwheat,
; Mtoee Meat, Freeh Prunes, Evaporated
Apple. Tapioca, Coooaaut Pad dine,
Fraah Boaatad Coffee, Cboioa Teea,
CboooUta, Cocoa, Importad Bay Ran,
Foraat I lower Cologna, Household
Amoaia, Frank Sid dalle Soap, Pearline,
Bath Brick, Scrab Bruahea
C. E. Slovh
LOST A bunch of here le.weenthe
railroad depot and Cotton Ex
change. If tha finder will leave tje
earne at Joxsnal office ha will ba
liberally rewarded. 9.
LOST Yesterday evening on tha tide
walk tome where between tha drug
tore of R. N. Daffy and tha corner of
Broad and Middle etraata, a gold dollar.
There wm a (pack of alloy on tha eagle
aide. Information can ba left at thia
offloe. mar8 2t
JOB WORK Call and -see aamplee
and gat ratee at this office. Qood
work at low rate. u7-1 w.
FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE-Rand,
MoNally & Co 'a Baaiaaee Atlaa and
Shipper! Guide. Large oeeful and wall
bound. Apply at thia offloe. m7 8u
BEST Old Virginia Smoking Tobacco
At run. to
DHL'S,
maStf
Broad Street.
I FERTILIZERS for Truckere and for
Cotton Plan tare, at
Qbo. Allen & Co.
JAkES REDMOND. WHOLESALE
LIQUOR DEALER, haa juet re
oeirad a good aeeortment of Native
Winaa and Brandiea, and alao tome of
tha famoua California Wlna known aa
tha "Angelica," made from tha famoua
and dalicioua Angelica Orapa. Thia
Ore pa ia only locoeeafally caltiratad in
tha Southern part of California; it ts a
cry delioata grape and requires cer
tain Conditions of climate to bring it to
excellence, which oonditiont are only
met in that paradiae of the United
State. Hie native North Carolina
Winaa and Brandiea from the vintagee
of Garrett & Co. and J. Wharton Oreen
are of very iu parlor quality and are
very pare. fe2 lm
1) LOUGHS, Cultivators and narrow
at very low price.
Qo. Allen & Co.
)USf RECEIV ED Anoi h r lot of
GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
for aale by
Jambs Redmond.
NE Thousand Roll Wall Paper at
very low price.
Geo. Allen Jt Co.
I JURE WINES AND LIQUORS for
L Medicinal and other uses for aale
by James Redmond.
I
) LEASE REMEMBER that I need
money aa well aa the reat of man
kind, and if you owe me please pay me.
J. C. Whittt.
TRUCKERS' Seed and Supplies
L At Geo. Allen & Co.
"Every. one who practices fir
t ne lessens Tioe."
"Too much help haa rtrined more
me 3 than too little." 1
Where can the poor Chinese
go f They have even ezclnded from
the cruel, Chili world. Petroit Free
Press.
The man who was lost in admira
tion of a woman afterwards found
himself in lore with her. Boston
Courier.
A last refers to the time she
spends In front of her looking glass
as "moments of reflection. Mer
chant TraTeller.
,'. It Is not interesting to have a
.nan tell how ? rich he might have
been if he bad good lack. It ia
letter to know what he has been
; able to do againsi bad lack. N. O
'Picayune.
.It Ia palpable to everybody in
, the light of recent events that with
the single exception of Gladstone
Mr. Parnell it now the biggest man
in Great Britain, not even excep
ting Qaeen Victoria. Philadelphia
: A ETJSSlAir prince who has been
arrested la New York for stealing
' and pawning an overcoat is ont in
: card : asking for a suspension of
-' pnbtio. jadgmentv : He -probably
wants a chance to steal the rest of
the snit.t)atroit Free Press.
, i v d. alvct Talcott, of jOon
O&ecticnt, ft Tale man of fbe class 01
- '25, says that he reads hundred
' lines' of Bonier every night to go
-to;aIeep;pnTnius Is established
v ? ', (he advantage of a classical ednca-
ft tion;to ;man "troubled with In
. somnia."
'. In 'the list of patents issued this
week is ; one; for is float. HV YA
Trioune. ,Wi nope is is, not ior
the Democratic party wnleh .the
Tribune says "ia afloat." Howbcit
the production of an j thing like it
woald be creditable to the present
Administration.
Says the Record : In Philadel
phia the average number of persona
living on an acre of ground it 13;
the number of dwellings per acre
is 2$, and the persons per dwelling
6. In New York the number of
persons on each acre of space ia 52'
the number of dwellings per acre
4, and the number ol persona per
dwelling IS.
"IUssell Harbison's friends
in Helena, Mon., declare that he
will be 'pitching into the old man'
(his father) through bis newspaper
there before the Administration ia
six months old." We think better
of Russell than tbat. No doubt
the Administration will be "pitched
into," bnt Russell sboald not do
the pitching,, bnt be ought to "be
at the bat'' "to keep in'' the
family.
The South is practically ignored
altogether in the make up of the
Cabinet. That certainly has a de
cided tectional look. The Demo
cratic Administration was broadly
Union, knowing no North Sonth.
There were two members from the
South chosen by Mr. Cleveland fer
bis Cabinet. We can see no grounds
for special hope in the artful ad
dress. Its omissions are signifi
cant, audits shy and covert hints
may not bo overlooked. liming-
ton State.
LOCAL NEWS.
SEIV ADVERTISEMENTS.
F. C Roberts -To let.
JoI'RNaL OFFICE -Loet.
C. E. 8 lover Small hams, etc.
VV. B Flanneh Boota and shoes.
Barrinoton A It a iter Agents for
Battles' ho s. etc.
The old fashioned March winds pre
vail.
The boys did the thing up rightist
night.
The welcome tendered to Simmon
by D. Congdon. & Son last night was
the admiration of all.
Whan Jimmie ,Moore, Dick Hilton
and Ed. Pavie put their heada together
to get up a reception it ia dona in style.
A dispatch to the Journal last night
from Mr. D. W. Roberta at Raleigh
states that the foot-ball game between
Trinity and tha University waa won
after a stubborn contest by Trinity
25 to 17.
The two amateur baee ball clubs, King
of Diamonds, Herbert Moore Captain,
and Heavy Hitters, T B. Smith Captain,
crossed bats on the Academy Orean
yesterday evening. The score 'stood 15
to 13 in favor of the former.
Shipping News.
The steamer Ifanteo ef the 0. D. line
left for Norfolk yesterday morning
The steamer Vesper of the E. C. D.
line tailed yeaterday with a fall canto
of cotton, lumber and general freights,
The Annie of this line will arrive today
The steamer Tahoma aails this morn
ing at 7 o'olock
Personal.
Hisses Eatelle Pear sail, Rebia Griffin
Fannie Griffin, and MrJoe.Patriok and
Rd. Spear of Bell's Ferry, hate been in
the city a few daya visit ing friends.
Mr. John Spier of Ridge Springe and
Ifr. Joe. Dixon of Fountaia. Bill were
in the city yesterday.
Treasurer Harrison of Jones county
waa in the city yesterday
J. C. Bryan, Esq., of Jones, was at
ths Exchange yesterday.
71
James City Not Incorporated.
A private letter from Raleigh atates
that James City has not been incorpo
rated, nor is it likely that it will be,
If the property was not in dispute, and
the inhabitants were clearly entitled to
an act of incorporation, still they ought
not to have it so long aa they send such
representative to the General Assem
bly.
A Festival.
. Some monlhi sgo a nnmb v of little
girls organized toe "Earnest Workers
for the purpose of assisting the poor.
Hias Clementine "Whllford is Pre id ant
and Kits Eulelia "Willie ia Secretary and
Treasurer. Their first festival was held
last night at the residence of MraRoes
Cuthbeitr and was highly tn joyed by
all: who bad the good fortune tone
preient. More than sight dollars ware
wbioh'wai be given to the poor.
The little children have set the older
peeple an example worthy of imitation,
A HXARTT RICBPTIOW.
1. X. Blmmoaa Retonxa and ia Met
By the Tire Departmaat and a Large
Number of Citiaene.
When the Jocmal's apial lei ram
aaaouaciag the paiaaage of the bill for a
publio building in thia city wm made
know last Monday morning a apoa
taaeoas aeatiatant arose that Mr. Sin
moOa, who had aerved hia eonatituants
ao faithfully and had crowned the
eloaing hours of hia term with obtaining
the paaaage of thia laet measure, a meaa.
re wtkh had been aakad for and
ought for a quarter of a oentury .should
be tendered a publio reception upon hia
arrival home
Messrs. Jaa. W. Moore, R H. Hilton.
E. M. Pavie and etbera at once took
hold o) the matter, and tha people re
sponded with a unaaimitv rarely ehewn
in this city.
XHI merchants close.
Ou yesterday morning informatioa
waa received that Mr. Simmona, who
had gone to Raleigh after leaving
Washington to look after mature of
importance to hia constituency, would
arrive on the evening train. Tha news
waa at once circulated, by printed post
ers, through the city and tha merchants
agreed to close their storea at 0 o'olock
and give their clerks an opportunity to
join in the procession to the depot. Ia
the meaa time the Are department had
agreed to turn out in full uniform.
THE PROCESSION.
Information having been received
that the train would be thirty five min
utes late, the prooeaaion formed at 6 SO
on Middle street. The New Berne and
Atlantio fire companies in full uniform.
ith tha Cornet Band in front, the New
Berne on the right and the Atlantio on
the left, with ropee to a carriage, the
ew Berne engine and a large number
of citizens with torches following, the
recession moved up Middle street
TO THE DBPOT.
At 6:53 the whistle announced the ap
proach of the train. As it rolled in th
band atruck ud "Hail to the Chief," the
New Berne engine blew a long continu
ous whistle and ior ten minutes toe
atmosphere was vivid with pyrotech
ica. After the band had concluded
Mr. Simmona alighted at tha rear end
of the passenger car and waa at once
conduoted to the oarrlage drawn by the
fire oompaniea.
MB. OONQDON ILLCMINATKS.
The prooeaaion moved from the depot
down Queen street to Graves, down
Gravea to Middle. In paaaing the real
deaoe of D. Congdon & Sea three hearty
cbeera were given. The residence was
illuminated and on tha outer wall of
tha front yard .waa a tranaparency about
fifteen feet in length with the word
Simmona Our Pride," and following
waa an enumeration of the appropria
tiona aecured by him for thia lection
amounting in all to $190,000. The illumi
nation and transparency were apt and
timely and the Maaara. Congdon richly
deserved the hearty cheers that ware
giyen. The procession moved down
Middle itreet to Broad, down Broad to
Craven, down Craven to Pollock, up
Pollock to Middle, down Middle to
South Front, down South Front to
Craven, down Craven to the Cotton
Exchange. All along the line of maroh
the Mew Berne band kept up lively
airs and firework Illuminated the ea
tire line.
AT THS IXCHANOX.
OArriving at the exohange Mr. Sim
mons was at once conduoted to the
Board of Trade rooms in the seoond
story of the building. A balcony had
been erected daring the day and on this,
after the band had rendered one of its
best pieces, O. H. Guioa, Esq., who sat
with Mr. Simmons in the carriage from
the depot, appeared and in language fit,
chaste and eminently appropriate intro
duced
T. M. SIKHI0NS
who addressed the vast audieace for
about twenty minutes, feelingly and at
times eloquently. To him after
almost continuous absence for two years
this was indeed an unexpected pleasure,
a happy return. ' He knew of batons
interpretation to put upon thia demon
itration and that was, it is an ovation.
Yon mean to say to bus, said he, that my
oonduet has met with your approval.
No success can compensate a man for
the loss of the love and. esteem of those
who have confided in him, snd no
success can be greater than the reten
tion of the oonfldsnce of these who have
trusted him. ' He , was unable to find
words to ex areas -the' gratituds that
loom np front the great depths of his
heart for this expression of the approval
of hie conduct while their representa
tive. . -Ha told them frankly that he did
not thirst for the , distinction which at
taches to a member ef Congress; he
only regretted " that he ' had to
leave Congreea at a t time when
he' thought ' he 4 eeuld aeoompiiah
a great deal more for his district than
he had heretofore. He did not pretend
t) aay that he had done everything that'
ha could have dece. but ibis deaon-!
suation is evidence that his jo&autuenta
approved of w hat Le La. don. 1c was 1
. : r i
hia intention if oe had etmued in
Congress to have had a p wurtice outab-
liahed for every rive i.i milra on
avery public road ia vi .:nct He
told of the circuaitatct uQ.iri wLich
he secured the pasaae of tLe bill to
erect a public building tu New Berne,
and he wished to teil the public of this
oity that tbey would ue lackinK in
gratitude if they did do. bestow
upon Ssnstor Ransom a proper appre
ciation of bis erf or La in their behalf
We regret tbat we eauot Mr
Simmons' remarks .a f it! Ha was
evidently deeply uu-ed at tbe unex
pected ovation le hi thought, no
doubt, that he w,u!i t' met on his
arrival by fnetuN t it :. r.a 1 not
anticipated such aa .t; i.r.igif the
the people ard i m i den.ocsira-
lion as old New Id r t - ,,ei up on
short notict . Ia con um h lie ..dt.kr.t
tbe u,l crowd from ih.
: , f Ins
. f their
h 1 u v e r
. ,fe , at
,s fro-n,s
heart for (hi mitu;
approval H turn t
UCCess be ti.i 1 n: jia .1 :i
due in a rest nieainu.- 11
here at huni'- an I Hk- , : .r.h i
;.em
1 1 1
om the t.utom . f I,. . h. ..i ;
them niJ ciKl t
At the conclusion ! M: n, :1,011a
fTeech ttu hind urn I up :i lively
air, ana a Krau'1 l 1 '''' :' ' ' "
play and a t alkoii iivi.ii n followed.
The door rf th Knh.mK ous tln-n
thrown open and a lollut, 11 srn.d.
Sam. RadclilT, Fit-.l llar.ivti. t birlis
Herrington and Itowdrn mivh,.
It was an occasion loo(? to bo irniciu-
bered and shos ibir. tin peoplM of
New Berne are always ready to show
their apprectati u of met it and are
ready to do bon. r t t:, - who de
serve it.
Where are They J
Bro. Creecy ot the I'coiioinint m writ
ing up our lair inakeH the follow iog
just criticism on the an department
We went and looked around and
recognizsd but one portrnil i f New
Berne s glorious galaxy of tho olden
time, and that n as one u bo w as great
ly beloved and honored in his time and
whose memory is still green and cher
ished in the hearts o Ins count rymeu
tbe courteous and digiutud m.ileman.
the statesman, iho scholar, the jurist.
the warm-hearted friend, the Chevalier
Bayard of North Carolina, the beloved
Mathiaa L Manly ot iNew Heme. Where
were these great men ih l he loved so
well, soma his contemporaries, tome
hia friends, some with whom he had
wrestled in the forum, some the (lam-
ahela at whose feet he bad learned the
lessons of life and first hgnud the torch
ot hi youthful ambition.-' Where were
the Stanly s, father and son' Where
waa Oaston, ths first Stanly's great
rival, who owed much of his own great
ness to tbat giant intellect and imperi
ous will which snrank from no compe
tition however gifted or cultured it
might be? He it was and be alone that
oould strain Clapton to tbe top of his
mettle and give and take blows that no
Other men of thir time could give and
take. Where were the Stanlys, grand
father Wright Stanly , son Jack Stanly
ard grandson Edward? Where wars
the Speights, father and son ; that grand
Old gentleman, the elder Governor
Speight, whose sad fate at Stanly's
banda will always be the dark and
bloody picture in New Berne's history
and the younger Speight, not conspicu
oua for brilliant gifts, but for the steady
qualities that are of ten as us-ful, and
alao for being the last of the old time
legislative Governors'. Where were the
Blaokledgea, tbe Grahams, the Shepard
the Bryane the Daves, the Nashes, the
older Badger that we once heard the
venerable Judge Frederick Naeb, a na
tire New Bernian, say waa the equal
of hia more distinguished son
George E. And where was that great
man, Qan. Francis Nasb, who fell at
Brandywine, in the great struggle for
independence, and now lies buried on
Pennaylvania soil ? Where was the
likeneeaof Edward Graham, the rival
of Gaston and Stanly r Oh 1 where
were the paintings of all those great
names and others tbat we do not now
recall tbat have made Nev Berne a
place of renown and given to its sons in
all time a heritage of glory. And where
were the beautiful and gifted women
that were worthy of tbe love and made
the refinement of these great men t
Where ware the. lovely and patriotic
matron that lent their influence in
urging on , the ball of the revolution
where were the pictures ot tbe Uaves'
the Gas tons, the Blackledge ? Where
were the picture of tbat Esther Wake
who by her feminine witchery won the
beartaof North Carolinians in the legis
latire assemblies thatmet in New Berne
In the troubled times cf Governor
Trvon' administration, and influenced
legislation 7 Where was the likeness
of the pretty girl who touched her
"light fantastic in a minuet with
Waahington at a ball when he visited
New Berne after he became President ?
Where waa tbe likeleae of Miss Jones,
afterwards Mra. Govan of South Caro
lina, who had the heart and offered
band of the wealthy and distinguished
Jaaea .0. Johnston , of Edenton, and
whoee refusal of them made him
celibate and cynic, and who was said
to have Men toe moat oeautirui woman
of her time in. North Carolina.
Persona wishing to improve their
memories or etrengtben their power of
attentioaauoula nd ttfrrof. LoUette
237 Fifth Ae., N. Y., for hia propeo
tua poet free, advertised in another
column, i moawit
Tbe Public Building.
Editor JocesaL Allow a citizen who
'" l the western pert of New Berne
,!UI5" A ""'" of
"olloc and George streets as the most
central point in tha city for the location
of the publio building soon to be erected
b J 'he U. S. Government.
Wu. E. McKay.
A Memory ef Early Dais
Bane of childhood's tender year.
Swallowed oft with groan and uar.
How it made the flesh recoil.
Loathaome, greasy castor 01) '
bearch your early memory oloee.
Till you And another dose:
All the shuddering frame revolu
At the thought of Epsom sain
1'nderneath the pill-box lid
Was a greater horror hid.
Climax of all inward ills.
Huge and griping old bine bil':
Whafa contrast to the mild and da
tie action of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant 1'ur
gative Pellets, sugar-coated, eaey to
lake, cleansing, recuperating, renovat
ing the system without wrenching 11
with agony. Sold by druggists
To Let,
DWF.I.l.lNll HOI SE on IVlUvk. be
twsen Hancock and Metcalf streets.
Ths house contains fifteen rooms, and
is admirably adapted to fill a want loug
felt in Newbern a tint class boarding
home. There are Rood stables 11-tern,
cellars kitchens and other outhouses,
a laree rard and a very larg g.o len
Would sell for a good price
'J d'.'w F. l'. RO HERTS
Barringfon & Baxter,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE
. A. BATTLES' $2.50 CALF SHOE
KVEKV PAIK WARRANTED.
A Isn. a Full Line I Jidles and Ueiit Ahopa
' other make
Tio-y sell the Cheapest and Rmt Line ef
CLOTHING, HATS,
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS
ver offered to the trading public. mrlOilwy
For Rent,
A House on East Front street, con
taining Ave rooms and kitchen .
Apply to
mar3d2w JAS. M. HOWARD.
THE AMERICAN
RATERNAL CIRCLE.
The Acme of Insurance
Cost of Policy, 85 25.
Annual dues, 84.00.
Assessments, 82.50.
825 per week during disability.
$200 paid after three years.
8300 paid after five years. The bal
ance of 81.000, less 8 per cent Interest
on amounts previously drawn, paid at
expiration of seven years.
8500 paid in event of permanent dis
ability or death after three years.
1,000 paid in event of death after
five year.
Eighty-three applications taken in
New Berne in about a month, among
whom are many of the beet business
men of this city.
Males and female between the age of
16 and 60.
W- B. BOYD,
mar3 dwtf Agent.
TclSncT
IN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
" Bell The Jeweler "
Will convince any one that we have in
stock the Largest, Moat Varied, and
Complete Line of Diamonds, Watches,
Fine Jewelry, Silver-Ware, Fancy
Lamps, Burmese, Gold and Silver Head
Canea in the State.
It will be to buyers interest to see
our goods before purchasing.
Furniture!!
JOHN SUTER
Haa on band and ia receiving every day
handsome parlor auits, chamber sets,
heavy walnut, bureaus, wardrobes,
mattresses, chair, lounges, sofas, etc,
etc.
He alao baa a line of home-made work
of bedsteads, aofaa, tables, bureaus,
etc., which are neat and substantial.
Prices Right Down to jRock
Bottom.
ae6 d w lliddle if, Ne w Borne.
Life Size Portraits.
Life Sin Portraits, in Oil or Crayon,
made from any kind of am all picture
by Mb 8 AURORA MACS.
. fiT Satisfaation narmateed.
Apply at her residence, Johnson
street. febSdwly
AGENCY FOR
in i ii i 1 1 1 1 1 '
nere niva i, lnliaoa geoe rhere Is)
only one lMt .u the fin, UJ vhai j, M
pHimers ir wiore on Middle street.
Tobaceu u mi lud.aa weed, and from It ki
ronje Pine ttcr. (bcolif Tebaee.
Kine 1 m chewing, an.i Suwir, ud soaoc
i:.'.ug muni iin omeiriiiiir ihej- eaU
1 S.rrl!r i.i ,rr bat W wtiwl.
V M L. faLMKh,
M.JJle St., .Newbern.
Go to F. S.D
fl , d er
DUFFY
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drugs & mee;
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
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Birds,
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"Special Notice."
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T.i.
State and County Taxes
are hereby 100 ilm i 1 1
payment i f ibe saui.i
to Collect by d it: 1 . 1
the loth I--.I
Kc immediate
1 shall proceed
nd ufter March
1 IM -ON,
Sheriff.
dtf
I
Mar
100 Barrels Potatoes,
Genuine
EARLY ROSE SEED,
" Maine Stock,
For sale by
IT.
WIKM.i:.vl
(.iiocej:,
';i.kt.
'i 1-:
Boraxine.
The best Washing
Compound ever offered
for sale in this City.
A Premium with every Box,
Try It.
J. F. TAYLOR,
Wholesale and Retail Ororcr,
FOOT OF MIDDI.F. STREET,
jn23dwtf NF.tv p.KRNE, N. C.
J. e. sums, hgt,
DEALER IN
Mens. Boys and
Children's Clothing.
Boy's Clothing. Si. 50 up. Mon 's, 83.(0
ud. Also, a full line of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Women's Shori". .". 11 n A lan a full
line of
DKY GOODS.
Call and see thtni. marldwlf
Steamer Vanceboro
Leaves Vanceboro pvprv Monday nnri Tlinnt
day morning ai tlgbt o cloek for Kew Berne
touching at all principal points '
Returning, leaves Sw lUrn'e for Vance
boroeveiy rncmlny and Kildav morning at
Nine o'clock.
.uA"..,fre,gh'8 fnr "iTmcnt ran be stored at
the Warehouse f ihe i.lyue n. a f0 atall
times.
feb27dwtf JM. iPocn. Manager.
GREEN, F0Y &?C0.,
Banliers..
Do a General Banking bnBinew.
New Bankwo Hotjse,
Middle 8treet, fourth doof beloe Hotel
Albert , . ,
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