Daily
OURNAL
VOL. VIL-NO. 300.
NEW BERNE. N. C. SUNDAY. MARCH 17, 1889.
PRICE 5 CENTS.'!
BUSINESS LOCALS.
rpBE DETROIT FREE PRESS with
X (jiui" new Berne ikin wui
be offered for sal by Noma Nana at
JorapiX offioe. Ha will alao take eub
aeripUou to MBsaetioa with tha New
fitru JOUEXAL ror ui rraa rraaa.
OHOKINQ TOBACCO. Two-ounce
a rv i i a
Tomooo, and a poatal cara lor oo.
Four-ounoa package and a atamped en
velope for 10c. At Dan., -i
mxlS tf Broad straet.
FINEST BEEF avar brought to New
Barna. Hotel Albert building, by
0. B. Dtjgas.
FOR SALE A cood buainees; well
established; beet location in city.
Addrasa V. T. W., P. 0. Box 414 New
Barna, N. C. n14 lw
A CONSIGNMENT of CRAB GRASS
XX HAY for aala by
Geo. Allkn & Co.
IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND
HOLLAND GIN, jut received and
for aala by James Redmond.
FERTILIZERS for Trucker and for
Cotton Planter, at
Geo. Allen & Co.
JAMES REDMOND. WHOLESALE
LIQUOR DEALER, baa just re
ceived a good assortment of Native
Winea and Brandies, and also come of
tha famous California Wina known aa
tha "Angelica," made from the famous
and dalicioua Angelioa Grape. This
Grape ia only successfully cultivated in
tha Southern part of California; it ia a
very delicate grapa and require cer
tain oonditiona of climate to bring it to
excellence, which oonditiona are only
mat in that paradiae of tha United
Stata. Hia native North. Carolina
Winea and Brand lea from the v in tag
of Garrett & Co. and J. Wharton Green
ara of very superior quality and are
vary pure. fe2 lm
PLOUGHS, Cultivator and Harrow
at very low prioaa.
Geo. Allen A Co.
JUSf RECEIVED Another lot of
GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
for aala by James Redmond.
ONE Thousand Roll Wall Paper at
very low prioea.
Geo. Allen & Co.
1)URE WINES AND LIQUORS for
Medioinal and other use for sale
by James Redmond.
James S. Clabkson, or Iowa,
baa been confirmed as first Assist
ant Postmaster General.
The Governor ol the province of
West Prussia suggests tbat Chinese
laborers be employed to do farm
work.
A Berlin dispatch says tbat
Henry M. Stanley is making his
way towards the east coast oi
Africa.
Gbover Cleveland was an
nonnoed as one of the speakers at
the St. Patrick's banquet at Del
moaico's last night.
Mrs. Krzywoszynski preferred
John Jwinginjynsky to her hnsband
because the latter name, la easier to
pronounce and more pleasant to the
' It now appears that the reported
collision between the Nipsic and
the Volga in Samoan waters was
not true. Everything is quiet at
Samoa.
' Walter Blaine has been made
legal advfser of the Department of
State. , Who supposes for a moment
'. that James G. Blaine will ever ask
. advice of Walter T
The persistant politician and
place hunter from North Carolina
' makes himself felt in the, corridors
: of the Washington hotels, with old
time Tim- and vigor. Wilmington
-Messenger. ,
I- - ;- XSBae3f irr aaSBE
. MAKY ' messages of sympathy
have been.sent to Mrs. Dawson, of
'.Charleston, and among them is the
following from ex-President Cleve
land: , I am shocked by the death
of jour hnsband, and I sadly tender
you my heartfelt sympathy and
condolence.'
"Oh, Christian, the God wnom
you serve js so excellent , that no
good can be added to Him; and. so
; infinite that no good ' can be
diminished In ' Him. He makes
itafpy," and jet is' hot the. less
- happy f he shows mercy to the fail,
. and yet remains full of mercy."!
- . I if the coarse of a sermon recent
ly delivered, Dr. McOosh said: : H
have , for most of my life, been
student of philosophy. I have been
c ailed to stndy all its systems,
ancient and modern. Kone of them
ccu'J make np for the want of the
Bible.' However important in
enlarging and establishing the
mind, they cannot give peace and
stability to the soul."
Nowhere In the world is our
Christ represented as slow to heed
the cry of distress, or as pre
occupied with the vast concerns of
His twofold kingdom ; never too
weary, though resting at the well,
to seek far the lost, and open to
them fountains of neverfailing
refreshment. "Jesus ChriBt Is the
same, yesterday, today, and for
ever. Advocate of Holiness.
Life is the time for doing. The
world is a great workshop, in whieh
there is uo room tor drones. God
himself worked as the great
Master builder. All creatures fulfill
their needful functions, from the
angel that by mns God's praise to
the insect that floats in the air.
There is plenty to do ; evil to put
down ) good to build op ; doubters
to be directed ; prodigals to be won
back; sinners to be sought. F. B.
Mayer.
-1 -i.Xt HL L J-LU
The World says: "The Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company has
secured possession of 5,0G0 feet of
shore front on New York Bay. It
has also purchased a large section
of continuous nronertv. These
immense accessions have been
made with such systematic secrecy
tbat The World is able to announce
today for the first time that a rail
road terminal is to be constructed
on the property, and with facilities
ample to insure its being one oi the
largest in the world."
LOCAL NEWS.
L. J. Taylor is erecting a handsome
dwelling near the depot.
Subscribe to the bonus fund and at
tend tbe meeting on Monday evening.
Tne schooner Henrietta, Capt. Sorogga,
arrived at the railroad depot yesterday
evening from Baltimore with a cargo of
lime.
Regular prayermeetinx this morning
at 0:30 o'clock at the office of G. N. Ives,
market dock. All men are invited to
attend.
Remember the meeting at the Board
of Tri.de room on Monday evening at 8
o'clock. If we are going to "hustle"
let's get about it.
Dugan, tbe Western beef man at
Hotel Albert, has added mutton to his
stall. About five hundred pounds of
the beef went oS yesterday.
Tbe schooner Convoy, Capt. Davis, of
Beaufort, took out a large boiler from
Crabtree & Co 'a shops for Dey Bros,
yesterday. A boiler and engine from
the same shop are aboard a flat boat at
tha foot of Craven etreet for Blank's
shingle mill. , -'l ;-'n
The Mattie Hilea Heajd From.
The schooner Mattie . Hilea, Capt.
Dan Roberts, which left here about the
first of February, arrived at Antigua
after being out fifteen day. She left
Antigua for Mont Seratt where her
cargo will be diposad of. She la ex
pected to return during the coming
week. -
Our Deputy Sheriff.
The people of Craven county are to be
congratulated upon the selec
tion by Sheriff Lane of J.
W. Biddle, Esq., for Deputy Sheriff.
Mr. Biddle was for many years on the
board of county commissioners; he is a
high-toned gentleman; polite and kind
to everybody, and has firmness to dis
charge the duties of the office,
Personal.
Jadge Shipp and Solicitor Allen
'passed down last night to hold Carteret
court. We are glad to tee Hia Honor
looking so wail. .,. .
Tboa. E. Oilman, Esq.; ' Onflow '
faithful representative ia the General
Assembly, arrived last Bight from Not-
folk and is much improved In health
Messrs. P., ,fl, Pelletier .Clement
Manly, MDeW.. Stevenson and H. B.
Bryan left foe Carteret 8uperiorCoart
last night. v., i , , , , ', J -1 ,
' ' A fioriacia Haai'e Clear VUloft. ,!
-'"v'Hew You Crrr, April 4M888. 1
-Mr. A. K. Bawkea Dear Sir; Your
patent eye-glasses received seme time
since, and am very much gratified at
tbe wonaerrui cnange tbat baa oome
over my eyesight since1 I have discarded
my old glasses and am: now wearing
yours. , - -, - , AtAXaJiMn .AQAJt,
Secretary Stationers Board of Trade of
JNew lora- CJity
' All eyes- fitted and fit (raaranteed by'
I. S. Puffy, New Berne. N. O. jl2dlm
T. X. 0, A, Convention,
The annual convention of tha Young
Meat Christian Association will con
vene In Wilmington on Thursday, March
21st.
Mr. W. P. M. Bryan, President of tha
Association In this city, has credentials
for tha delegates who will attend from
tha Association.
Tha Moat Important Act.
Tha moat important act of the Gene
ral Aseambly affecting this section
of the Bute was that to prevent
discrimination against the A. & N. C. R.
by other railroad in tha State.
Governor Fowle promised the people
of New Berne that if tha General As
sembly would give him the law he
would see that flagrant discriminations
such as have taxed our people almost
beyond enduranoe, and diverted a large
part of our trade, should be oor reeled.
We do not know whether the
remedy provided ia ecomplete or
not, but we do know, and the
Governor know, that a remedy is
needed. If it is sufficient were feel
confident tbat the Governor will exert
every effort in his power to correct the
evils of which we have so long com
plained. That Thousand Dollars.
We are told that we have got to hustle
to raise that thousand dollars to offsr as
a bonus to have a factory started. Tbat
is true. This is a hustling age. There
must be hustling to succeed in any en
terprise that ia worth having. But we
want to explain a little about that thou
sand dollars. A number of available
sites have been offered free to any one
w ho will erect factories thereon. These
offer alone when they become known
will attract tbe attention of capitalists.
But in order to hurry the thing along it
is proposed to raise a thousand dollars
be given as a bonus to the first one
tbat will aocept an offer for a aite and
build a faotory thereon with not less
than $30,000 capital. It is not giving a
thousand dollars simply for the purpose
of trying an expedient. The thousand
is to be given for the $20,000.
For the sake of such a factory it
ought not to require so much hustling
to raise a thousand dollars. -Let all
hands chip in. A furniture factory
ith $20,000 capital would employ at
least fifty hands. These hands would
be paid at least three hundred dollars
per weak and as muoh more would be
paid out for lumbar. Six hundred dol
lars a week: twenty-five hundred par
month; thirty thousand per year, and
almost every dollar of it would go into
the trade of the city.
Church Service Today.
Baptist Church Rev. H. W. Battle,
pastor. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30
, m. Sunday souool at 8 p. m. There
ill be service at this church every
night during the week, at whioh tha
pastor will be assisted by Rev. J. 8. Dill
of Goldsboro. All are invited to attend.
Presbyterian Church Rv. L.C.Vass,
D., pastor. Services at 11 a. nr. and
4:15 p. m. Sabbath school and pastor's
Bible class at 3:15 p. m. Strangers
visiting New Bern, and the citizens
generally, ara invited to attend these
public seryioes on the Sabbath, and tha
prayer meeting on Thursday night.
Christ Church V. W.Shield, Rector.
2d Sunday in Lent. 8 a. m. Holy Com
munion; 9 80 a. m. mission Sunday
sohool; 11 a.m. morning prayer and ser
mon; 4 p.m. Sunday sohool at church; 7
p. m. evening prayer and sermon. All
people will be welcomed to the service
of this church. Ushers at the doors.
Catholio Churoh Morning service at
11 o'clock : mass, sermou on God's mercy
to sinners. Evening servioe at 7:80
o'olock. Vespers, some explanations
on the second commandment, benedic
tion.
Methodist Church Rev. L. W. Craw
ford, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and
7:80 p. m. The pews are free. Ushers
are alwayi at the door to receive stran
ger. All persons are cordially invited
to worship with the congregation
Men' prayer meetiag at 9 a. m. San
day, sohool at 8 p.m., J. K. Willi
Svperintendent.
Bishop O. C. Petty will preach at St,
Peter's A. M. E. Zion Cburoh en Qaeen
street this ; evening at 1 o'olock. The
nubile are cordially invited.
Y. M. u. A.Bervioe or song ana
braver this afternoon at five o'olock
for a blessing on the state convention
which meets ia Wilmington on the 21st
Inst. , Leader. Capt. N. W. Jonee. All
man ara cordially invited to attend.
KKBXT'WUS. ',
We desire to say to our citlaens tbat for
years we have, been selling J)r King'
Kaw Discovery for - ConsamBtlbn. Dr.
King's New tLife Pills, Backlen'S Arnica
eatvs ana ainipo ouhib, ana uava never
handled remedies tha seU as Well or that
have given: such' universal, satisfaction
We do not hesitate to guarantee them every
Durchase trice if satisfactory results do
not follow their use. . - These remedies have
won their' att)0pnlarlty ptuel on their
merite: -For al by E. N. Dully, whole
sale and retail druggbW Prioe per dosen
I botties, $8.00 . J, ' Ja23 ly
NORTH CAR0L1M t,S.
I'roni the Mate. Tapers.
Scotland Neck Democrat We learn
that on Wednesday mgbt f Ut week
aosoe one went into the tieid of Mr J.
B. House, near Palaivra, auJ burned
aeveral stacks of foJdor. Wt aote
that a new Catholic church io built in
Halifax.
Elizabeth City News Wot k t: been
resumed on tbe buiJdica and ground
of the Albemarle Park Aarooiaiion. and
the'chairman of tbe diret -:ors say that
things will now move until toe ground
are finished Aootrur raocaily at
tempt to burn Koch's bakery w as made
8.30 o click Testfrday morninii;
This makes the fourth time the attempt
ha been made on ibe same building
not being content w ith hav in all eady
urned Mr Koch out ti e Both
Underwood an l lioJfrev are pu.tioii in
ry kilns There are a number of
strangers in town, some of them looking
for investments liround has been
broken-fur the new Kuubb s creek mill.
The town boundaries hae bsen
xtended and the anli thanked. Ot
course some are glad and s nne mad.
Wingion Sentuiel They ?ay th.it Mr.
E. Reeves of Surry c un' u to be
U.S. Marshal far thisdinlri t t.i nuc
ceed Col Uivul Settle A new post-
fBce has just beeu r .uibl .1 iu Koc k -
nxham ouutv au.l its nmie is
Splashy." Th- Seniinrl rrn-n to
earn of th erttical illness cf Mr- 1 11
Pegram, on Liberty street. She is Buf
fering from a cauoer an.l ( rAprcta of
recovery are urif.ivoml 1 We are
nformed thut Mr Cicero 1 ue will m-un
beein the erection of :i c!. m n 1 furru
ture factory in Winstor. i.ear hiacoun
try residence just north of ih citv
imits. Ths buildniji; w II ! , .".0x130
set and two stones m IimIii A
egro girl inyAtrriouslv ,1 isappeared
rorn the tieigiilHirho. .1 . 1 Mrvin
church, this county, ub nit ten days ago
and has not since been heard of The
condition of Rev W 11 Uoiduit, who
recently experienced a inr.ilytio stroke
at Rockingham. Richmond county, his
so improved durinc the last week an to
permit his removal to Winston, the
home of his daught r Mrs .Vshcraft
State revenue ngint Vandeford
made a raid on the .hstiUerv of Mr
eo. W. Smith, ricir Kern, rsville.
Tuesday night an I f,.un.l irregularities.
in consequence of which ho seized
everything belonging to the disiillery
bout 40 barren of y. -hiskev. cuiim er
ble beer, stock, wsgons, etc Smith
skippsd.
Salisbury Herald' Wo have to an
nounce with humiliation and regret
that the effort to procure e!t ctric lights
for Salisbury bin failed, for tho want
of proper encouragement. Rowan
county possesses a man of giant strength
n the person of A. r. Ilwnry Rice, of
Woodland Not long since he cut down
black walnut tree and got it ready for
the mill, and took up one of the logs,
12 feet long, and carried it and placed
upon the saw carriage. The log
squared 13 inches, and made 150 feet of
umber. Mr. II. C. Trott sawed the
lumber for Mr. Rice, and the remark
able display of strength was witnessed
by seyfral persons. The Knitting
Mill is progressing rapidly. The engine
to be shipped on tho 231 and the
other machinery a few days later.
Samples of yarns are coming in fast.
About fifty women and children ore
needed to begin work in April One
of the most remarkable freaks of nature
we have ever seen is tbe skin of a white
raccoon now in the possession of Mr.
Rob't W. Price. The coon was killed
by a citizen of Gold LIi.l township on
New Year s While the men em
ployed at the Kirk 'a Mountain quarries
were eating their dinner Monday, a
strange noise was heard in the air over
bead, which was found to be the ring
ing of a bell worn by a buzzard that
was flying near them. The bell was of
ordinary size and .could be heard (lis
tinctly for some distance.
Tarboro Soutnerner: All hope of
maintaining tbe graded school by taxa
tion ha gone for at least two years,
thanks to a Legislature which knew
more about the needs of this communi
ty than the community itself. Still the
sohool should continue, but its con
tinuance and excellence depend now
solely upon private contributions.
Thursday afternoon Alex. Boyd, living
near the W. & W. depot, died suddenly
from heart disease. For several days
he had complained of a pain in his side.
Just before he died be wanted a lamp
lit; everything was dark ha said. A
few minutes later he was a corpse.
In some sections the negroes are still
leaving for Arkansas, Here, none have
left, and are not likely to go. Just be
fore the Goldsboro a trouble, soma of
the agents had been here trying to in
duce them to leave, but the Edgecombe
darkey isn't built that way. Notene
went. Ihree fires in tbe countv last
week. The first occurred at the farm
of J L. Coker, just beyond Princeville.
After one o'clock in the morning, a two
room out house about fifteen or twenty
feet from the dwelling, was discovered
to be on fire. Loss about $300 The
second fire was on the plantation of
N. B. Killebrew, of No. 11 township,
near M'Eendre, Friday just before day;
his stables were discovered' burning,
and the fire well under way Oae
brood mare was burned with the build
ing. He also lost about twenty five
barrels or corn, toe barn which was
near by was saved. Tbe lose ia esti
mated at 81.000. Tbe third was on
Robert Pitt's farm, No. 10 township,
known as the OBy Atkinson farm. His
barn.' stables and residence .were all
consumed. 8unday morning, near
Scotland Neck, about a o'olock Gilbert
Leggett had his residence and contents
all consumed. The fire was of mcen
diary origin. Tbe lose was not reported .
but, as there was no insurance the loss
U very heavy to Mr n Leggett.
T3 LEASE REMEMBER tbat I need
L money aa well aa the rest of man
kind, and if yon owe me- please y me.
. - j, v. WHrnr.
A Brilliant Reception
On Thursday evening, regardlets of
the wind which was whistling and tbe
rain which was copiously falhog, a
large number of ladies and gentlemen
assembled at the hospitable mansion of
Mr. and Mrs. Jamea A. Bryan to pay
their retpms and offer their oongraiu ,
latiana to Mr. and Mr. Charles S.
Bryan, who bad just reached borne
after an extended bridal tour Tbe
guests were received by the bride and
groom in an exceedingly graceful aad
becoming manner. Tbe bride was at
tired in her wedding dress; around hr
neck she wore a magnificent chain of
diamonds. A bountiful collation of ,
delicacies was served, and a moat
pleasant and enjoyable evening was
pent by all present. In the parlor and
on tbe festive board were quantities of
beautiful tlowars; they seamed to be
some of the rarest and choicest that
grew. The hands of fair women had
arranged them with exquisite usta.
and tbe rooms were filled with their
odor.
Augusta, her former home, could not
have extended more hearty good wishts
to the bride, than were extended to her
in her new home by the people of New
bsm. X
Did you ever have a blinding sick
headache and feel as if you would jutt
like to be "any where, anywhere out of
the world?" Well, if you will only
lake Laxador you will be happy again
Settlement of a long dispute i'hjsi
cians have at last oome to the conclusion
tbat the best medicine for teething chil
dren is Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup
I.lst of
.otters
postotlico
Remaining in
the
at N
Marne. Craven
countv, N C
. M
r. h
17th, l"Sa
Mrs. Sarah Antford, Mon
man. Annia Carman. I.ee
Alice Dudley, Arry Davis,
Fitzgerald. S H. Oriswold,
nk' i Lap
I hi i In in
l"h.H. I.
l.i 1 Mc
Donell . Alvania Canada Jesse t'aualv.
Klla Moseley, Mary Owens. 1' I)
Sykes, jr., Leo Southerlaiid , I laasia
Taylor, Nancy J White. iallo' A
White, Sallie Whitney, Mrs Mnllie
lnsley. care of gchr. Fljing Scud.
Persons calling for above letterH. will
say advertised, and give date of list
The regulations now require that one
cent shall be collected on the delivery
of each letter advertised.
M. MaM.y P M
1 he llovernor or ftlissouri has become
jealous of the attention given to out
laws, but he still continues to recom
mend the famous I)r Hull's ough
Syrup for coughs and colds.
The proprietors of Salvation Oil. the
greatest cure on earth for pain, will
pay a large reward if any certificate
published by them is found not genu
ine. It costs only 25 cents a bottle.
Ask Your Retailer for tho
JAMES MEANS
$4 SHOE .
OU THE
JAMES MEANS
$3 SHOE.
According to Your Heeds.
.JAMES MEANS 4 STTOT3
Sit light and ityUsh. It flu liken
stocking-, and RFOI IKKS
. WO" BKMKIMJ IN.-r!-1
ing perfectly esjy the first time it
la worn. It wlH tutlsrfy th mot
lorn. JAMF.MMKAN4
SHOE Is absolutely thn
lr shoe of Its prlre which
na PTpr been placed cx-
tensJvsiy on th market
in wtiicn aoraniuty
Is consliierpd brfom
mere out-
want
Ast fbrth Jampf
feeans$3Sho fbrB
ippear-
ance.
J. MEANS A
Full Hdci of die
( O., Boptoo.
c ihor for snlo bt
Howard & Jones.
Pure Corn iVhiskey.
I have on hand a lot
of Pure Corn Whiskey
for Medicinal pur
noses.
J. F. TAYLOR,
Wholesale aad Retail Grocer,
FOOT OF MIDDLE STREET,
Un23dwtf NEW BERNE. N C
To the Vholesale Trade
Select your SHOES from a Half Mil
lion Dollar stock and SAVE TWENTY
FIVE PER CENT.
J. F. IVES
New Berne, N C,
Manufacturers' Agent
$3 State Agency for Colgan's Lubri
eating Balls. febUS dwim
Wanted,
TEN TONS of OLD CAST IRON
SCRAP.
JOHN H. CRABTREE & CO.
Maroh 14 dlw
Life Size Portraits.
Ufa Size Portraits, in Oil or Crayon,
made from any kind of email picture
by Mi8 AURORA MACE.
(3. Satisfastion guaranteed.
Apply at her residence, Johnson
etreet.. ' feb2 Amlf
a N Jt "
I J, a2S 4X
asa-a.. IJ BSBaaata' Ba.
For Rent,
A House on tut Front street
cot-
taming live rootna and kitchen
Apply to
maijjw J AS 11 HOWARD.
For Rent,
I'Ae licg on Johnson
the Acaiemy tiriec
street, opposite
Seven rooms.
Apply to
tt-'-1 J lm r M S1MM0N8.
To Let,
I' W 11.1 IS
twetli il.ii.,
The house .'
is aim. rah. v
felt in New J t
h u?e 1 !.t I
cellar k.; .,
n Ur.' v ar I
w, u: i ;,
y d
I'v ooek, be
l f streets,
to r.:s, and
:i want long
hoarding
o'J iisiern,
i uihouses.
tr,;.' garden
U ihK.KVH
Barringfo Baxter,
A. A. BATTLES" i":-: CALF SHOE.
I. I- l( s t lit u it i: i n
i it. i i n. ..t
1 1 era.
C LOT HlNi
DRV GOODS
aud OTIO8
1 'K i ' mrl'Mw y
AGENCY t"CH
t
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CORN! CORN! CORN!
50.0U0 Bushels
yoi? Sale
W. P. BURRUS CO.,
OENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AND GRAIN DEALERS,
Mahrkt D..CK,
NKVV I5I.KNK. N. (:.
f" (Consign us ynur produce,
rrw iA'it
''Special Notice."
ALL I'KKnuNS nVVIMJ
State and County Taxes
ara hereby notified to mike immediate
payment of the same I shall proceed
to collect by distress on and after March
the 10th, isf'J.
DA NIK!
STIM.SON,
Sheriff,
dtf
March 1st.
100 Barrels Potatoes,
Genuine
EARLY ROSE SEED,
"Maine Stock,"
For sale by
IT. Ulleli,
WHOLESALE OROCEK,
MIDIiLE STREET,
NEW BEBNE. '8. C
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J. E. SMITH, ftgt.
DEALER 111 ,
Mens. Boys and
Children's Clothing;
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