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returning Mm t tbu 9010 J .
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to wntla work tn my tine.' k : ,
J4H1-U 4 . Hotef, Albert.
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1 tl Cement and Piaster, at . J
wet, u, , - Huuiii.
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i-Braaoh"loadrng ; inh, J , Btpeatlnn
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rtJSt RECEIVED-A new lot of Job
I'HItoOte fOood work, low prlcea.
alt And antnlea'at the Journal
9Omci. -joofHot.
. bHEtLIROS baa Jaat reoeived aome
wi j -kj inoie or thai nne tuner, nu creme
;,'. df le oreme, the beet in the eity.
. BaaeaBBHWdMBSBMwawaH.
Ix 1 said that Mrs.' Jefferson
' c Darto will presently go to Kansas
' K 3 J t9 ttrelth heTT married daughter,
5 3 JT'Jt latest giTM ,09 blizzards to
think-wtt. ' I
TBTei7man"De wwayareaoy
Tt reason lor tne nope , inai I
le In, Wm, whether it refers to re-
Jtglon, politics Or any Other im-
DWtant matter. St. liOUis AdtO-
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,A PILGRIMAGE tO'.the : floljlhe willbeoaught no doubt,
Land, tO' be Com poseq j largely Of I
BaDtist elergymen from, Wl., over
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... m hfli fnfi f.r Ai v r.itA name rnnui-ai man .
7 wiiMtantaijr tne same rouus-as inai
; ' taken ,6 ;he Oatholie pilgrims last.
;i .vtw ',a,''!?,?TB, " ; '
'AHJSjNew,iorK.wgna,cauTaBa-
i aww imiiuiw
latj enurcnes on raeen; ponuBY,ieidj Md abondoned instruments. He
found 1 total ;of a , Wttia prer one
r 'i nnndred ann,. gUtJ-.(0nr inonsana
rorahinera. There were a few
Vwjore ihtai aiztvferen thousand
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Ting i.Hliw - lrj fieri An
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-AndersonTUle and other War
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Pritons," i.'lBot;coi.c aded In the
- -anuary nranpers Aieuora-a agr
January number
aine
Vbut &t teicontinued In the4 wfmuathae fteveif iaiea are
rearr.linmber. .'Bel lore, yonhaereartlJre jig 'imhii one of: th
t Febrearf number. . lie .lore, yon
r t tbe entire; article 'The Qonth
tai Wen greattj misrepresenteilji
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na me wum enoui oe&nowu.. ;
v . 1 iiii'"1"-. '
TUR January number ol jBelford's
lazine ought - to be;in:eYery
o -n' i..
family that wants to I
know and perpetuate, the truth of
IMorr.' The first article "Ander -
iMiwItla nnrl ' nthnr1 me nrianns
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Tlndicatlon v of . the Confederate
Oorerament in. the. matters to
Thich It relates.
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Almost every where except in
ii reported ai prospering wherever
1. 3 farmers have ' been successful,
C j it ia the farmers that" constitute
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jJcrta Carolina the crops have been BIM - n,0 p iOU.oWUw
rnuY. h k f I iH ke plo the Theatre at 7:30
very .large. This U the basli of 0v0oSThVr
t:ti tope and prophecy. Business --nt of ? tha Bohooi
. txr J! ii.vitvi-.nv J
H source , of knowledge? flood
genuine piety Includes the bead a
well as tie heart, the use of (he
Intellect and reason aa well as the
ooIguorance b the foe to
trne: religion, the nurse ot super
BtitloO.
To be without knowledge
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Herald.
Thb races beiujt pere.they will
remain here, and common eense
w the people. OOth white
. . . r. ,r ' .
and black, to wiah each other the
hlbt degree of happiness and
prosperity. There are no reasons
way ine Kiuaest relations snouia
not exi8t between the races, and
, '
thinking people will always seek
I to establish, maintain and perpet
uate these relations. So far there
la nothing to argue, nothing
to
discuss; no element of a problem
apparent. News and Observer.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT?
Bio Ike Bailroad poetry.
F. E. MOBTON- Pianoe remodeled aod
reptirea
The tug Ella having been on Howard
hip railway for repairs, was launched
yesterday.
Commencing February the 24th and
oontinuing throogh the entire week our
Winter Fair will be held.
The marriage business in thie county
I starts off wall in the new vear. Three
iloeDMf were jMUed Biooe January 1-
one to a white couple and two to
oolored couples,
Some one broke into the offioe ot Mr,
Cooper at the Trent lumber mills on
Friday and stole a hat and a coat. Tbe
. ... x
police are on tne track 01 tne tnier ana
"Foreign Capital Coming" is the title
lot an article by "Merchant," on tbe
eeoond page of this paper. We desire
eall the attention of our readers to it.
Wfl M whQ Me u wiI1 re8d u care,
Mr. F.E. Moraton of the North State
tfuslo House. Baleigh. has become a
ireimlar visitor to New Berne. Besides
hinv
Y'-ibusiaee of re modeling and repairing
has had considerable experience in this
I ana naa.ooa recommenaasion
U '4 jafinda-night ia the meeting of
Uhe Quarterly. Conference of Centenary
Iehntch..;:he:. Evangelloal AUIanoe
praiMoeeiioKwillnotbeheldatCen
senary vehnroh Monday sight, as an-
raOttnoed by tLe" secretary In yesterday
I " liiili- t: - L lt A.- W.IJ
"flr r."
BaaoookSt. ohnrcb, Monday night and
k,.,. ,,,,
v w ..iiroad from' bnaiow.
I increased. Here U what one of: theH
I beet butnesa men in. New Berne re-
marked e fey days ago: "I had rather
nav gt.OOO ta In 4 live and oronrsssive
1 v;t",7- Z 'ZZ'ZZ v.
I piaon iaaa vv ia uummuuuj worn
there le little life and the people are too
take any ;u m crsaung new
lbuiineB.'H i i ' .. " ,
I Shipping; zsrewe. vf ,
tThe steamer .Eaglet of the . E, tt D,
tlh will arriro today and sail tomor-
rpwaftarnopBatlo'olook.V ;
ttyhe Steamer Tahbma will sail Tueai
Ta., Marnln. e , voock
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JicroreatMkexneaire.
Dir D. field Parker will lecture on
Higher 'Edrication ; before the .New
Lakes a special request thst the pareDU
lot the children corns out and hear Dr.
..xesOTfrfc,5!VH;
w,. nna.ntt Hrru Bnmtr of :tha
1 North Carolina , TeaohereAteembly;
Iptaed do wnl-to" Morehead
U'8b)';He 'ioea'downttT.look after the
(Assembly btrildiog and other proper;
ty ;'at -thai .plaoSrl He says that the
teachers anticipate a more-highly en-
i5Jbl profitable, session this year
I. a a at i- ' WV ' SWt W" Vftii a. W
i man ever oeiore. uc. . uo w its ai
' ms;e and Ell Perkios have been invited
to come an! they have aooepfod the In
vitation.' These two noted men with.
thc!r varied and contrasted gifts to in-
c'rrRt and. entertain; will no: doubt
r'teassr and delight all who attend the
r .:;:2 next aummer ,Mr. Harrell
f r t'sai about fifty of the teaohers
v. ' 1 (to en a trip to New Orleans and
c:' L:r r rlvJ.s south la February, taking
ia lUw Oilaane during the Mardi Gras
iiv:;'.i.
BEKNE. N. C. SUNDAY. JANUARY
FATAL BOILER KXPE0SI03.
Spier & Oilnaerlj's Xllt at Griften
(Bell's Ferry) Blown Up-DIck
Bntts lUled.
A correspondent writes as follows
"The little town of Orifton (Bell's
Ferry T was thrown into the wildest ex
oitement on Friday evening at 4 o'olpck.
While all the hands at Spier k, Quin-
neny 8 mill were at work, and every
thing moving on in moat precise order,
the boiler at the lumber and shingle
mill exploded and the building was en-
tirely blown up and totally destroyed.
and Diok Butts, manager, was thrown
several feet in the air and fell dead.
Mr. Butts bad only taken a seat on a
pile of lumber in front of the engine
when he met with bis unheralded tak-
ing off. Three or four hands at the
mill were slightly wounded. The ex-1
plosion has thrown the shattered build-
tag on and covered the mill owned bv
J. F. Heath, and it is impossible for
him to etart up until all the rubbish
has been removed.
Tbe explosion la attributed to one of
twocaudes: Tbe engineer says it was
o win or to the amount of ateam: others
say it was because the water In the I
boiler had run down so low that when
the pipes were started, the boiler being
so very hot, an explosion followed.
Pieces of timber and parta of the
boiler were thrown through stores and
at a distanoe of a hundred yards.
The young wife of Mr. Butts il now
prostrated.
Personal.
Miss Bertha Cutler returned to Greens
boro Female College yesterday.
Mr. Shepard Bryan returned yeater
day to Chapel Hill. Mr. AllieEL Powell
to Trinity College and Mr. Henry Brown
to the College of Agricultural and
Mechanic Arts, at Baleigh.
Miss Estella Roberts returned jester
day from Morehead City, where she
spent the holidays. Miss Mary Dixon, of
Morehead City, accompanied Miss Rob
erts home and is visiting her.
M. ETUI TT.. L 1T)1- TL.m I
U.UW..7I , ""
yesterday for Onslow county. We
know he will be warmly received by
the Onslow people, for he is working
hard to get a railroad from here to
Jacksonville end that is exactly what
those good people want.
Mies Hattie Dail returned last night
from Snow Hill, having spent the
Christmas holidays with friends in that
town.
Miss Maude Moore returned from
Kinston last night. She spent the week
with Miss Blanche Whits.
Mr. C. J. Rhem is in the eity on a
visit to his family.
Dr. D. Reid Parker, of Trinity Col
lege, arrived in the city last night. He
will deliver a lecture before the High
School at the theatre tomorrow night
Mrs. J. H. Beoton and daughter, Mrs
Capt. G. W. Wallace, have returned
from a visit to Harlowe.
At Hotel Albert: Chae. A. Priester,
Baltimore; O. M. Deyaher, Adams
Creek, N. C.
i'At Gaston House: W. OXtiviog.
ton. New York John W, Harvey. N.
n Wm, KnRanka rinnl Mnrinsa M. n
CT. C Davie, N. 0.; Oha. B. Hill, oiy .
Week of Frayer. '
The following is thetopio of prayer!
tar MnndftT. J.nnarr aa ano-vaata
by the Evangelical I Alliance for the
United States:
Suppucatioh. Confession of sin and
failure in the past, and prayer for oon- j
seoration to a holier life. Prayer fori
"T,
Christians of every name; for the gift!
of the Holy Spirit; for greater faithful-
ness to gospel troth; for large eoces-
in Christ's Vineyard.
Psalm 82: Nehem. 8: 1 21: Epb. 4:16:1
7 lTlm' 4 -Cor. ; John
. oo-3.. V- s
service wui be held at Hancock
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piUk. , .
Quote Him Sight. . -
rHell is paved with good intentions"
-.ueroers has it, but tt M saw to be
' " "TO-
Aula laiuuiaA afuviui uaa, hv uvuvt,
like ia many others been altered by
common usage, or InoorreoUy quoted
rmm th. irtafeai: raAr. n.,iwi,i i.
, T " , , , j . - .77 wbitty, leader.; Afternoon eetvioes
it in thef Jacttte Pidenfwn--"HeU IsU 4:80 oVslook, J. B. Holland leader,
full of good meanings and wishes." I The poblio. are very oorcially inyited
, Rhetamausna. . ;. .
Is undoubtedly oattsed by laotio acid in
the blood. This add attacks the fibrous
tissues, and causes the pains and aches
in the back, shoulders, knees, ankles,
hips aud wrists. Thousands of people
have found in Hood's Barsaparllla
positive core, for rheumatism. This
mediome, by Its purifying action, neu
tralizes the aoidity of the blood, and
also builds up and. strengthens the
whole body. . ; ' ." .
Ilood's Eiirssparilla cures catarrh by
expolilrr. Impurity from the blood,
which ii th cause of tbe ccTplaint
Giva it a trial, 0
SHALL
SEtTBEBSI PEOUBESS!
No, 90.
As the svsntful day approaches that
U to deterttine the future welfare of
New Berne, as the time draws near
when every citicea shall be called upon
for bis vote to approve a proposition that
is calculated to so grandly advance
Nsw Berne's commercial interests, it Is
11 to leview, and recapitulate briefly
the reasons advanced in tbeae columns,
why we should vote for a fifty thousand
dollar subscription to the capital stock
of the Nsw Berne and Onslow Bail-
road ;
First. It is admitted that New Berne,
commercially, is at low ebb.
Seoond. If something be not speedily
dope the outlook is indeed gloomy, and
it Is the duty of every good citizen to
give his aid and approval to any scheme
or proposition that baa for its object tbe
betterment of our condition.
Third. There is no pending preposition
on the part of individual oitizens that
will help us. In faot, every question
that baa for its object the institution of
measures that might help us has lan'
guUhed and died. No aggregation of
individual oapital can be obtained for
any important industrial, or other
enterprise
Fourth. The Enst Carolina Land and
Railway Company have submitted a
proposition that the city of Nfw Berne
1 Its corporate capacity subscribe fifty
thousand dollars to the capital stock,
tne Iine will be run from Jackson
'H o New Berne being a continua-
tion ot a line now being constructed
from Wilmington to Jacksonville.
Fifth. That this proposition is tho
only one before the people, and the ac
complishment of the project it is de
signed to aid will be an important
forward step on the road to progress.
Sixth. The Railway Company 1
umes all the cost of the eleotion, and
if the proposition is approved preference
hall be given to residents of this city
and county in the work of construction
Before an engine is run on this road
hundreds of thousands of dollars will
Ha mant fnp lKsv art A tyiofariol art A
-""- uvi
thu wia be the first step on the road to
progress.
Seventh. That the opening of
through line of north and south travel
will contribute a volume of freight and
passengers tnat wm result in giving
more labor to a larger number of per
sons, and consequent improvement of
merchant's trade. It will indeed be tbe
dawning of a new commercial era,
without whioh we must fall into fuller
and swifter decadence.
Eighth. Every consideration of in
terest and pride urge us to vote for this
proposition, for as the construction of
this road is a foregone conclusion, its
coming to New Berne is almost a ques
tion of commercial life or death to us.
Ninth. This question appeals strong
ly to the laboring man, as well as the
mechahio and tradesman, and it be
nooves tnem toiook after their own
interests without regard to what may
be said by those who, having a plenty,
don't eare whether others have or not.
This is a people's question, and if they
fail interest, and do not seize the op
portunity, the fault will be with them'
M
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I Church Services Today.
Centenary M. E. Churcb.-Young
I an's praysr-mSSting at 0:80 a. m
PrMoWng at-U a. m. by Rev. R,
I Willis, Presiding Elder. Communion
fwr the.eermon. Preaching at 7:15 by
Rev. J. E. Mann, D. D. Sunday-sobool
gt 8 p. m., J. E. Willis, superintendeLt.
Young men', Bible meeting at 4 p. m
Qnarterly Conference at pastor's study
Monday night at 7.80 o'olook.
Christ Church, Pollock street, Rev,
Second Sun-
I d,T Christmas. Morning prayer
with sermon, and Holy Communion at
in ro. Eyening prayer with sermon
ltxt-M p. m, PoUte nihei
ushers. Tbe pub
,BJtltMA
I AinVJIfflHH VUHIUH Xi,
I Vaaa. n.T)..naabtr. Rarainaa at 11 a.m.
land 4:80p.m. Sabbath-sohool at 8:15
I P. m., Wm. Hollister. Superintendent.
I Young men's prayer meeting onMon
day, 8 pSnuji cordial invitation to all to
Baptist mission ttation,market dock
Mohig services at ft o'clock. . Subject,
iDhsoiuUon,'? Peter. 8rd chapter. J.
v to attend these meetings, '
I Baotias Church Rev. H. W. Battle.
I pastor. : Ssrvioesatll a. m. 7:15 p. m.
I conducted by , . the pastor. Sunday
I school at B p. m., CO. Clark, super-
I mtenaent. rubllo Invited to atwnd
I these services, 4 J .
a I Churoh of the Disciples At 0:30
I o'clock a. m., Sunday School, W, R.
- 1 Skinner superintendent. At 11 a. m.
and 7.15 p. m., preaching by the
I pastor. Rev. I, L. Cheatnutt. ; The pub
Ho is eordially invited to attend these
Iservloeev ( ; ',.. ,;.kv
I Y. M. C. A. Devotional lervioes at 5
o'olook, D. S. Willis, lender. 'Subject,
I'Thleves and Bobbers." Reference,
'John 10: 1. Allroe'i iiv:'.;d to attend.
5. 1890.
The Judgeship.
Esitob Jooknal Among the learned
members of the Bar whose names are
likely to be mentioned for the Judge
ship of this dlstriot, we respectfully
ask leave to present tne claims or w. w.
Clark, Esq. No lawyer has more rapid
ly grown in the peculiar and well de
fined qualifications necessary to this
office than this gifted son ot Craven.
With a dear, well-balanced legal mind,
thoroughly furnished with the learning
of the books, he combines unusual pow
ers of analysis, and the ability to mas
ter and present his cases to both court
and jury. He has won high compli
ments from the Supreme Court, and
possesses tbe confidence of both law
yers and clients wherever known. He I
will make enable and successful judge,
LEX.
List of Letters
Remaining in the. postoffice at New
Berne, Craven county, January 4th,
1890.
E. D. Avery .Mrs. Hulda Bryant, Mrs.
Annie Blngs, Miss Laura Corning, Rev.
P. W. Camming, Miss Florence Croom,
Mr. Moras Daniels, Mr. Louis Duggins,
Mr. Lucas Fosky, Miss Lililan Graham,
Levin J. Houston, Br. John Hulbert,
Fannie Heussey, Mr. Jonah Hagott,
Miss Charlie Hotcbes. Mr. Tho. Iyey,
Mrs. Luvinea Johns, Mrs. Lizzie Jones,
Mr. Wibbie Jones, Abbie Jordan, Rev.
Robert Lucas, A. Market, Mr. G. Nes-
bitt, Mr. A. L Parker, Mr. Aby Perry.
Capt. 8. E. Pond -Mrs. Lucy Quidle,
Mr. John Roberts, Mrs. Lucy Bhephard,
Mr. John Simmons, Miss Name bam-
noons, Mr. Tomaa Spruils, Mr. Augustus
White, Mr. Pitt Williams. -pt. John
Winstead, schooner Willum H.
Miobael.
Persons calling for above letters, 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.
Wm. E. Clarke, P. M.
CONFIRMED.
The favorable imprecsion produced
on the first appearanoe oi tbe agreeable
liquid fruit remedy syrup of Figs a few
years ago has been more than confirmed
by the pleasant experience of all who
have used it, and the success of tbe
proprietors and manufacturers, the Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Company.
PIANOS
Remodeled and Repaired
Mr. F. E. MORTON is in the city for
the purpose of REMODELING and RE
PAIRING OLD, WORN OUT PIANOS
and ORGANS. By leaving word at the
HOTEL ALBERT or at the Carpenter
SHOP of E. M. PAVIE, he will call and
give estimates on any work in his line.
Workmanship GUARANTEED. It
I Come out of your hole and talk
railroad,
V Mnt likn an nM fnpv anil ait lika
tU Bia'lKEMs not afraid to sign P
A his own name,
U And he wishes everybody bcld
enough to do the same.
T .1 . ., 1
ii TutiDg iur railroad causes any
strife, J
nirt itrv. m a it mr i.a ri.w w
- vm a-aa-u a uu is iub
o( his life,
Because he sees Onslo
w
A
down in the mire. A
And to help her has long been Ly
his desire.
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Mammoth Bronze Turkeys,
9.00 FIR TRIO.
W. L. KENNEDY,
i
j4dlwwlm Falling Creek, N.C,
Splendid Opportunity !
A well established Millinery Busi
ness. Cash trade. Good location.
Trade constantly increasing. Small
capital required. Address
LOCK BOX 546,
j4 d2t Goldsboro. N. C.
Old Letters Bought.
I will pay cash for old letters of
Revolutionary date, and also for letters
of Confederate Generals.
WALTER R. BENJAMIN,
28 West 28d St-,
H d2( New Tork City.
Notice to Liquor Sealers.
Don't forget that your Licensee to
retail Liquor ' expired December 81,
1889. : f'h'T
j4 8t W. B, LANE, Sheriff.
Situatioit, Wanted,
By a young man," gradnat of the Vir
ginia Business College, aa Book-keeper
or Salesman In a retail or Wholesale ee
tabliahment. - Wlllr work for small
wages on start where there is a ohance
of advancement. Very best reference
furnished. . Please address at once,
- , . P, B. GIBSON.
J4d5t ;' Stuart, Va.1
To Let,
DWELLING HOUSE oa Metoalf si.
between Nouse and Broad. '
1 'i . . 1
juslw F. C, ROBERTS.
PRICE 5 CENTS
v-.'
poivom
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A aaarvetef'
porlty, strength and wholeaomenaafc- Bfaaa
economical than th ordinary kiBda, aaC
cannot be sold In competition with tha aWfl
tltude of low test, snort weight, atoun'fr
phoaphate powders. Bold only In cans.
Royal Baking Powder Co., 1US Wall at.
N Y. luue23 dsn wed hi Aw.
SftMUEL JICKSOH
la at hla OLD STAND
South Front Street.
It will pay any Horse Owner to eall and
see him al once for -
Trimming & Shoeing Horses
as he Is tbe only one In the city that Gear
nteea Satisfaction, to tit the Shoe to the
foot, not the foot f the ehoe. .' - '
Also guarantees no corns and braises on
the foot.
Respectfully yours, -
Jan3dly 8AMUKL JACKSON.
jj 3
Baggage Trail:; --.
Baggage taken Safelv sn 1
to and from any part of tie t .
w agons wis attend Ua - -
4n Ktld ferries.
k uer l0i r
l good attention 1
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