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OURNAL.
VOL ,yra,vNo.,i23.
.VEW BERNE. N. C. FRIDAY. AUGUST 23. 1889.
price 5 cents;
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KOBiWfAREWELL, Caprice for
Piano, by Fisherw Pasting an opin
ion on the old popular and welt known
"Bobln'a Return" would be liko at
tempting to -describe a very popular
li o?el "every body" h read it, aud
already koowe all about it. Bo it will.
in a short ikm. be wu; rctr new
piecert J4bi,iiFaf(wBlt"iJTrre o?
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."i warded bv retnrnjn&aJima'ro
aug22 til - I J."Moork.
SEWING MACHINE 0IL2 Superior
qualitvt '. -floraji ;bf B4& Dornr,
DruggjsJ, JjSiffe :.$f&UZMa
U8EFrjL-TuBion' TT iivvraal AtlV
J9 tftkitM'.W Si ; hU i6orni
' revised, Pomous , Avtirtn ? he
nny se nil r1 ii.rifc .! 311 itt niiiVtVI..
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To win the Legislature, insure
just apportionment, congressional
as well as legislative, to render
sure the election of a Democratic
successor to Evarts in '91, and to
plant "the standard of the State
firmly within the entrenchments of
the national Democracy, are the
ion fl.?o i' Qnr
Ohin ' tJiJJ' giui iuuo ivnuitf) ufiou vuu mio tTJt
be accomplished by "along pull a
ijge0t gtrong pull and a pull all t(geth( r."
Mr New York Star. .
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HAMiTODttspr.yrafPiiG,-,
at aaaitonVblA eonlif bb''-
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EIB9T-CUASS job Work executed at
this offide on eatistaotory terms.
-New York Star,
VVe ha'V read of ro&bGg
'chrchen, 8te&Iinci5i hies "and bfher
aeijHtfvf -anadnltcrated diiptayjlyJ
hflti e jevcr hf arl of8n educaxed
m-Ah trying to s'cal a loiun, untu
sThe other day-Vn, Kug-
ri"6J tVerdna tried to ran
a'avVf Hfi : a large piece of the
Lfjjjybin toaiUo!' Itoraeo and Juliet.
tV.tie is nt lor treasou-f, btrategems
arid spoiU." Wilmington iiesaen-ge;r.
".. LOCAL NEWS.
- Thkee is a great deal of vital air
In loving words.
THE word "protection" nas an
, alluring sound: the1 thing it really
- Stands for is damnable. New York
r Herald.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. & N. C. R. To agents, etc.
Ian. Fischer -Robin's farewell.
The thermometer registered eighty
eight degrees yesterday.
"Where does youner live Sister
Jones?" l'I lives cross do acadomized
- Judge Terry was infinitely the rajiroa(j
n ; r m.u M it. . I
makes up high character and
worth. News and Observer.
L Dr J. D. Roberts, of Durham,
at one time superintendent of the
Insane Asylnm at uoidsboro, is a
candidate to succeed Dr. Grissoni
at Raleigh,
the receipt of a
complimentary ticket to the State Fair
October 14 to 19.
On Tuesday September 3d the steamer
Tahoma will run a special excursion
from New Berne to Ocracoke. Partic
ulars will appear later.
A gentleman from Onslow informs
us that $182 were raised at the Taber
nacle festival held a few days ago. A
Railroad Discussion.
In the absence of the editor, who is
on a visit to his old home in Lenoir
oounty, we shall have to discontinue all
communications in reference to the A.
& N. C. R. As he is better acquainted
with the facts on the subject than any
one else connected with the office, we
ask correspondents to withhold their
articles until the return of Mr. Nunn.
He will be absent about two weeks in
search of rocreation which he has been
in need of for sometime. There are
a number of articles desirous of space,
enough to monopolize so small a paper
as the JouRNAL,and some of them muoh
longer than we ought to submit to, but
in fairness to them, they will be
rantil reasonable space upon the re
turn of the editor.
The N;--.v Berne Club Gets Left
Tht! following letter received last
bight -ivtjiin account of the match
gamo i:ayei at Kiupton yesterday.
Probably thf bfst player among the
New I'-jrue nine was unavoidably
absent, but it is the usual luck of our
club to revemu the tables at the second
contest:
The game of basoball between New
Borne and Kinston, came off today, the
Kame was oalled at 2 o'clock, R. C.
Strong, acting as umpire, both clubs
d id fine play ing. Manly and Rhem did
excellent work for the New Berne team
while Cameron and Stanly perhaps did
hotter playing than any of the Kinston
nine. Thu umpire's deoissions were
considered just by all present.and no un
pleasantness occurred during the game
J lie score stood on the first half of
9di inning 18 to 8 in favor of Kinston,
the Kinston boys giving up their right
to the last half inning.
The New Rerne boys are a gentle
manly set of follows and oreated a fine
impression on ths home team. H.
Dr. Grissom in, a private letter togeorowd waB preBent
Shipping News.
The steamer Annie of the E. C. D.
lino arrived yesterday with general
merchandiHe and will sail at 4 o'clock
this afternoon . The Eaglet of this line
will arrive tomorrow morning.
ine Manteo or the U. U. line sans
today at 12 o'clock.
us two
he will leave the Insane Asylum as well matured open bolls of cotton,
GOV. Fowle has "packed" the Board raised from his farm about two miles
? against him. I from the city on Trent road.
i ,, r , , I We intentionally omitted to state
.-. ALi.tnememDer4ot tne,caDinei terd hat the cen8U8 of colored
are now absent from Washington, I cyidren n th0 eight township was
and, with possibly one exception, I bsing taken. The census of both races
is taken, of course.
Three for-E-cent was the price of a
lot of watermelons at the market dock
pester day. We'll bet John Sulliyan's
t wonl l 'hi.lfl one of them and
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rhlfih ooruA'ci it lliiPfhii)tMkval-thati there is from one to fourteen chills
' , ley Hiver near "MtaylffrMjM511'. '
Bald to be 12l'jeartfll&-,au ,Te hot weather in again hereafter
u . v ' y -t .n ,;'";iB rf Mfae wet and cool spell. The con-
THE AmenCBO BXlllDit .at.tueiltirjued heavy rains did serious damage
Pads Exposition is . all right now. I to the crops, but with a late and favor-
' Kilknn. thA Klnff at TAaht ia able season from now, they can much
there,- Alt Europe combined can't imPrflveand make a ffllr iM-
mfttch him. Wilmington Star. lne ouuar. ueiecuve uia some very
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uuu wun yesteruny. no icpuiiu npymgi
Atlantic & North Carolina R. R. Co.,
Qhn. Freight A Pass. Okfick,
New Bern, N. O., Aug. 22, 1889.
Editor Joubhal: Will vou please
insert the following clioping from the
Journal and my letter to Gov. Fowle.
I have somewhat more to say on this
subject. Yours truly,
8. L. Dill.
LEI THE RECORD SPEAK.
Receipts of the A. & N. C. R. For
Four Years Past.
As Mr. Bryan's friends claim that the
Governor should retain him as Presi
dent of the A. & N. C. R. because he
has given a successful business manage
ment, we give below the receipts of the
road for the last four years:
Whitfobd's Administration.
May 3st, 1885.
Freights at stations $69,185.55
Passengers 89,061.56
ExrrefS 7.152.85
U. 8. Mail 5.991.12
Total earnings 121,391.18
Bryan's Administration.
Under which the mortcaee debt has
been increased about one hundred thou
sand dollars, and, it is said, a floating
debt of about thirty thousand.
May 31st, 188G.
Freight at stations $ 55,064.90
fassengers 42.999.39
Express 6,891.72
U. 8. Mail 6.031.30
Cotton Per Bale.
Whitford, Bryan,
1885. '87-'88-'89
Kinston to Norfolk. .$1.75 $ .5
Kinston to Baltimore. 2.50 2.25
Kinston to New York. 3.00 2.50
Very nearly all of the cotton from A.
& N. C. stations is shipped to Norfolk;
scarcely any shipped north of Norfolk.
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May 81s, 1887.
Freight at stations $ 63.691.34
Passengers 41,86182
Express 0.953 61
U. S. Mail 0.031.32
Total earnings 117.038.09
May Slst, 1888s
Freight at stations $ 56,540.91
Passengers 51,044.78
Express 5,885 23
U. 8. Mail 6,031.82
none are expected to return
several weeks.
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W lierauu iu iuin vujr oojo tuat Mr. C. O. Perrv has shown
new Berne s waniuae.
Under the above caption we copy the
following article from the Twin-City
Daily published at Winston. Our citi
zens are gratuitous people and are will
ing to bestow proper honors upon the
deserving. We may divide on some
questions and take stands that are not
always wise, positions that sometimes
prove injurious to both ourselves and
the progress of our city, but, be it said
to our credit, when we have occasion
to show our appreciation of a worthy
public servant, we can lay aside any
manner of ill feeling and render due
honor to the meritorious.
"There is one thing that can be said
to tho credit and honor of New Berne,
Her people are never selfish in their
praise of those who have served her
interests faithfully. Only last week
and her citizens turned out en masse
and met her lire company that had just
returned from the tournament at Ral
eigh, and bestowed unstinted praise
THE Russian Minister of Finance I at least three news items lurking about upon them for the victories they
intends to tax the Protectant JW anally quiet city. He Bt'Xn Hon. F.M.Simmons returned
aao "ese myuwnuuB niruugerB must ue . ;, ot tha,
umiuuHKi; vovuicu . uiwsn.w 0I niB term in uongress be reoeivea a
justice. I grand and spontaneous ovation from
r l m,i. i riit.. the whole people or that ancient city or
ville who was bitten on the finger a few other in doing honor to him for the
days ago by a whiteoake snake, is get- faithful and valued services be had
Una- nlnntr nit rfaht fiinnft ho had the rendered HIS district.
anger amputated. From the same -n 'ffiZZSESZ
neighborhood a little five year son of manner the debt of gratitude that city
Total earnings 119,452.24
What the receipts were for the year
ending Slay 81st, 1889, we have not as
certained, as the finance committee's
report has not yet been published.
Newspapers in the State that have
claimed such a fine administration by
Mr. Bryan, if they desire to do justioe
to the people of this section who never
did approve of the appointment of Mr.
Bryan, will publish the above record.
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MISS EMILY C. FEREBEE will . ';i
open her School on MONDAY, SEPT if"
10th. aurtltd i3C,
Mortgage Sale cf Schooner
By virtue of authority executed "to
the undersigned by W. J. H. Cavenor
and recorded in the Custom House f-'
the City of New Borne, I will sell af H. -H.
TAYLOR S STOKE, HARLOWE, at
TWELVE o'clock. M.. on FRIDAY.
AUGUST 30th, at Publio Auction. th
Schooner TIME with her tackle, rbr-
ging, etc.. etc.
Terms made known on day of sale.
JOHN E. TAYLOR,
aug21 dtd Mortgagee.
Atlantic & North Carolina R. R. Co.,
Gen. Freight and Passenger Office,
New Bern, N. C, Augt )6, 1889.
Governor D. G. Fowle,
Raleigh, N. C.
Dear Sir: As the attached clipping
from the New Berne Daily Journal
seems fo be a standing advertisement
in that paper; in order that you may
know the facts in the oase I desire to
lay before you the following statement
as published in the annual proceedings
of the company in general meeting. I
shall endeavor to be as .brief as pos
sible. , - ., ":
Comparative Styiteiiient fox four years of
rresider$ jiryanjt atimmstration with,
four ycant. of. prsiuient Whitf ord's
administration: ,
Earnings from Transvortation.
President Whltford'i
Four Years.
1880.. 84,807.86
1881... 102,640.21
President Bryan's
hour xears,
1886..
1887.,
1888..
1889..
with a view to diminishing "the in
fluence of the, , German Protestant
clergy,
The prize ting ia the child of a
brute's love oi cheftji, tfptoriety and
gate money :fthedael vi8 the toff
spring Of A fools Idea Of honor.,; The Mr. N. M. White had a finger bitten off owed to editor H. S. Nunn for his val
dnpl and tfca hriift flffht tnnst Co. fcv a horse . Me services in working up through
.Danville Begisterlj:
I Mayor's Court.
his paper the fish and oyster fair, by
passing a resolution of thanks. And
Tnhirlinti : The following cases were disposed of f". i men's Honls. Hon. W. R.
a ti n.-'-'':.m,dtili-Ti-l yWfai: Bell, a member of the State Senate
Colored-Martilda White, violating from the counties of Carteret, Onslow
Minneapolis voted to eevet ail , con k .an a nnraimr mi awnarino- on and Jones, secured the passage of a WU
nnetion with the hiffh eonrt bfEntt. .i.- .,fl ni.mid. m.r. .Tnhn. through the legislature tnai aitereatne
, kn,inl.r mnf tha riiffArAn vitmia of
land and . organize an American jsonr violating chap. 5. sec, 8, cursing I New Berne, taking its municipal affairs
Moh onnrf . TWa lf ffiranu' aWtWiand k'wearlng on the streets. Dismissed, out of the hands of a thieving set of In-
" . 1 1- ' I ' ;., .. t r - :.ti: -i nnmnotant. nfflninla. nd nlknino thnm
to the Order,
court insisting
can obieottoff.: Norfolk Landmark r ur,T . rKB'. Representative, did not go unrewarded
" " . i itn.inrt .th. i.it nw tiiva urn. nnn , . n . n.m- a . i . i . .
" 1 r or . upon uaptaia . reu ursi visit w
A NEW-YoR 'special Lw; M9WS apples and pears hav;heen retailed on New Berne he was met at the depot by
nnrl OhserVpH 'of " Anir-SfiBava' the streets and a good manr peaches the dignitaries of the town and many
ana uoserver., ,oi ,n.ug ,zv,jayi. 4(lMi.kK.; ifri of its. most prominent citizens, and
TwAnfv Aran, of Imth fiea who Ii0 they ,M ot raer Ln"or from whence he was taken in a oarriage
I nnsllfv. ; harmora nnti WAH attora tol.. il. t.u . j.n j u
came on the BteajneTr La . Nofman. Iook tftr raiaing nice fruit, berries, band, f There he wa treated to a royal
die are detained at Castle. Garden I -f.v.i.. ai , Tt fnTnUhei thnm I reception, no, the people or Hew Berne
until theTnrUshlcon8nrn:)e withal
consulted. It is Baid that there are when they get returns from no other that they wouid De ashamed to ae
7f flfia ArahH awftitlntf In mtnA to ouroe and better enables them to make knowledge their appreciation of a kind
it! , - ?A? F cwh 'Purchases , Instead of buying on service, while those who serve them are
this country provided, these twenty StT"v. ceH always assured that ther have not
are passed thronghtgSl aiaPA, servd an ungrateful people. ; . " ,
rTTTw. Tform fUr. w4wji WrioVai t4 when flarefully conducted
t 7 rr rrr will ptove . great incentive, in eking
a uob MibiiwB uwwa were repre- 0tttaa todependentiiving:
'-y Col, Tolk made an
.1 Evolutions
I recommen
. Wm. Dunn for President.
Editor . JotTRNALiGoverBO -Fowle
could not perform a better- act, and at
the same time ; please tne people along
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; ; ' :ry llzzk for
ryiiMtlrj'w.":: .'?ri:v.feitbe same time-please thepeop.
FenonaU l.mlMsM theline. of : the: A- tt H Oi Bi- than to
wfirfll Mlss .ffltnnw. augneB 'wensTiown w iiwu"7 w u-wY
a- w.u.Tru flffht ?V Hv gentleman; who has proved successful
aicj MoreheadjCity last night. . rnallhe hasndertakintpraoticaUnd
Miss Er4ma' Henderson, Miss Charity can show; as good business record, es
Doll, Mies Btauo ana Annie peoiaiiy as a railroad man, as nil or
ArendalV nd Metsis.i A.jTIi-fowell any otherStaU can furnisb.
Bon. Neat and MaBter George Hender
son wn'6 pasBongers for Morehead City
laft r5"U, ' .. -t''fv
Citizen.
For a disordered -liver try Beecham
Piiis. Jvvv;-J?y .';';rv',v-;'.
,110,987.81
,, 117,038.09
.. 119,452.24
,. 124,465.81
1884...,
1835...
112,117.56
121,891.18
Totals $471,934 48 $420,956.81
During the years of '82 and '83 the
road was in the hands of Mr. Best.
I would here oall your attention to
the fact, that while Mr. Bryan's four
years show a net gain oyer Col. Whit
ford's of $50,000, it bas been done with
lower rates of freight than has ever
been on the A. & N. C. Road before;
and besides, during the years of '84 and
85. Col. Whitford! was manacine the
Midland N. 0. Kailway, between Golds
boro ana Bmithneid. ana during this
time the A, & N. C. proportion, derived
from that source from freights alone,
would amount to about $10,000 a year
in round numbers, total about $20,000
for the two years '84 and '85.
Please find below comparative state
ment of rates charged during Mr.
Bryan's administration with that of Col.
Whitford 's:
With regard to car-load rates, we aro
lower, I think, on coal, brick, lime,
vegetables, fieh, fertilizers, wood,
etc, than any previous management in
the history of the road, and very much
lower than any road in North Carolina,
South Carolina or Virginia. I give you
these facts as they appear from the offi
cial reports of the Company, and from
the tariff records in my office.
Yours truly,
S. L. Dill, O. F. & P. A.
My reasons for not going back, or
prior to 1885, in not quoting the cotton
and class rates, is that they seem to
have been taken out of the rate books,
as I take it to make room for the rates
of a more recent date. I thtjk without
doubt they were either the same or
higher, more probably the latter. They
certainly were not less.
PUSH WILL TELL !
Remember that our success guaran
tees you the same high grades aa ever;
the same quantities; measure and
weight always J -ret and generous; but
that
PRICES ARE LOWER THAN EYER.
Lch8 profit and more patronage is our
idea of future trade. We don't worrv
about patronagp.
Make Prices Right,
and trade will be euro to follow. Goods
in our line have been too high; there's
no denying it. We aim to bring them
down to a proper lrvel; wo are going
to make
The Luxuries of Life
AS CHEAP
As the Necessaries !
TUK LADIES DELIGHTED.
The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of figs, un
der all conditions make it their favor
ite remedy. It is pleasing to the eye
and to tho taste, gentle, yet effectual in
acting on the kidnoys, liver and bo we Is
lloecham's Pills act
weak stomach.
liko magic on a
Atlantic & N. 0. Railroad Go.
Superintendent's Oi i-ick,
New Bern, August 21, 188'J.
To Employes and the Public:
On and after this date the regular
mail train on Sunday will be discontinued.
Time Table No. 17 of June 18th will
remain in force with this exception,
and the same will be ruu daily except
Sundays, until otherwise ordered.
S. L. Dill, Superintendent.
At any one of our Establishments will
bo found a
LARGE AND FINELY SELECTED STOCK
OF
Foreign and Domestic Wines
LIQUORS,
rters, Ales, &c.
arc olVering to
great inducements in
the Retail Trade
Tobacco and Cigars!
called to
Miss Mollie Heath
Will reopen her
SEPT. 9th, 1889.
School, MONDAY,
au22dlw
The attention of families is
the Celebrated
Imperial Beer,
for which wo are agents.
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ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL,
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS,
Conduoted by the Misses Manly, will
be re opened on September 2d, 1889.
Tuition, $2 00 per month.
Frimary Department, 81.00.
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Mrs. A. T. Jerkins
Will resume the duties of her School,
for both sexes, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd.
Prompt entrance and punctual at
tendance eminently desirable.
August 18. 2w
Satle fiction guaranteed at
money refunded.
A. L, Gregory & Co.,
PRINCIPAL HOUSE :
E. side Middle St., opposite S. H. Scott.
BRANCH HOUSES:
N. W. Cor. Queen and Pasteur Bti.
(R. R. Depot).
S. W. Cor. South Front and Middle Su.
Wholesale and Retail Liquor
Dealers.
Cotton Ginners. Attention!
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tJ&ttXZJr1 lor yourorue" Jobbers of Cigars and To-
Tiarn'ol Protf flrtfrfin flino
Feeders and Condensers.
Everybody using them unhesitatingly
pronounce them the BEST so take no
other. We guarantee full satisfaction.
Send for prioes and terms.
WHITTY & GATES,
Agents for the Boss Power Cotton
Presses, Roanoke Hand Presses, etc,
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A Forty Saw Brown Qeoreia Gin. in
good condition. Cheap for cash.
Apply to
jyS3dwlm R. R. JQNE8.
AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION
AT VERY LOW RATES
IS OFFERED to BOYS and TOVlfa MEM
To Whom It May Concern.
No one has authority to contract billsrNAVTQ CPWriHT '
Don my responsibility, 'and I ill V 1 O nJJls
This Is a Military boot
School, and is one of the
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reoognize none unless made by myself.
K.. F. JJKUADDUS.
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location, Fine:
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hid Biifrii il rm unvifc.i f vconictW.ciidetoKhc
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L. aratlon for highest classes of i ; f ;
. 1 nnv rMlpmi or for Bnslness. .
Simple, Durable and Light Running. I
The only vertioal feed Maohine.'
All sewing dona without basting.
M.- HINE3, Agent.
Kqulppea Schools In tho United .
any College or for Bnslness.
Complete Courso In Telegraphy.
tor who ruu parucwara auoresa , , ; ? t'!' J
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