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TOkWni.-NO. 259.
NEW BEENE. N. G, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1890.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
ftlANO 4 sad ORGANS TUNED, refr
WJT tinted and repaired. Mr. Frank
""15. Morton eia be found any day thia
week either at Hotel Albert or at the
; carpenter ihop of E. M. Pavie. . First
- ' claw work only, at reasonable prioes. '.
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PRtNTiSR3' INK: 'A weekly journal
.published In Nt w York, diaousses
in each number topics of interest to the
advertising classes in an intelligent,
impartial and instructive manner It
: to invaluable to every advertiser. The
Sabacriptlon is $3 a year. febl-2t.
.,PEPAIRIN0 8EWISQ MACHINES.
S John El wards is doing work at
reduced rates. Leave your order at
r hit reaidenoe on Pollock street, between
Berne and Eden. j30 tf
CHATTEL MORTGAGES and War
rantee Deds for sale at iho Jcur
ku. Office
FRESH BREAD at THREE CENTS
per loaf at JACOB KAFEfi'S
- BAKERY, Brick Build ing. est side of
Middle (treet.- , j2S lw
DR. D. 8, HARMON. Soientiflo Op
loian graduated -in St . Peterg
burgh, Russia, in 1&70. Office at Hotel
. Albert, room N a. No charges for
' fxamlnation. All work done in office.
J.OEED.PEA8 Eitra Etrly Brands
OvWint and Best." "Alaska," and
.Howard's Earliest of all the Peas."
Will' be sold at the lowest possible
i prices lor oasbv by
. ; 481 tf F. 8. Duffy.
' TILL HEADS and Statements neatly
. J printed at this offioe. Call and
tear your order with ns.
' 71ARDEN 8EED3 Pure and fresh
I . 8. Dunr'a drug store.
'." wnman as t.hnv
iiiflTl; "-j.j.i.j"- j
itndy tfco barometer; bat they do
understand till the day after-
i TAB cloada- never grow so dark
omer the CturiBtian'd path bat that
the sunlight of God's promises can
8hin,e through.
What a boy is at -fifteen,' his
farther has largely made him; what
man is at forty, his rife has
largely made himl Lr. Harsh a.
The Greensboro Patriot corn's
ti :0H.agaln. after months ofsur
apeaiion. We gladly welcome it,
and predict for it honor and useful
ness., i .
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LET not him who prays eufftr
his tongue to outstip his heart; nor
presume to carrj a message to the
throne of graoe while that stays
bebiudfSonth.
Tauf-strne Christian is like the
sun, wmou pursues ms noiseless
track and everywhere leaves the
effect of his beams in blessing upon
the world around him Luther.
'lis nothing tor a man to Sold
up hie head In a calm; but to main
tain his post when all others have
quitted their ground, and there to
fitaudjjpriglit where other men are
baatea-down, this is divine and
praiseworthy .Seneca,
THRiNew Berne Journal every
day gets in a few lines about the
Big Fair that is to begin there on
the 21th oFjTebraary. Goldsborb
Evenog Dfspatoh. Yes, we do!
We aret trying to give the people
some Idea of what we are doing
The JoTRXAL never gets tired of
"blowinjjr" a.:good thing for Eastern
North-JJarolma.
Persons hf fail sometimes
Imagine thai they can relieve their
failnrefy scolding and fretting at
those 'Who succeed. But the fact
ever ii that! this but makes the
z case witne.1 Attention lsr all the
. " more directed to the failure and it
? become tha;;more signal. If you
do not Buwee.4 yourself, 'do, not fret
and soptd at those who do. ' r.
' I XE?ts. saw tu any. Bermon o
; Christ'anything that Ioois like
' strain. , There was a splendid ease
about Him.' fit eame out of Him
'-- because it was in Him, and Be
.- could not help giving it- His meat
and drink was to do the will of Him
that sent Him. He rested by do
ing: He Obtained refreshment for
His weariness by getting on fHh
nis work. Spnrgeon.
Tbr liev. H.' M. Wharton does
in his meeting what we never heard
of In a meetirj before He spends
ten minute's Lclvre'-'feach Be'rmonin,
drawing "lessons irom me news
. papert.'-' : ; He does this most happ:
pert.'-' ; He does this most happi -
j and impressively. lie regards
the Dews of the day as the "unfold
ing providence of God." Our fear
is that other preachers will try to
do the same thing and make them
selves ridiculous. Bro. Wharton,
however, claims a patent right on1
it. Western Recorder.
"Another student from Andover
applied to tfoV Congregdtional
Foreign Mission Board to be sent1
as a foreign missionary, deciaring
his mind was not mado np as to
whether men would have a "new
probation" beyond tho grave.
Whereupon the Board did the only
seusible and Christian thing and
postponed their decision till the
uncertain brother should mako up
his uiind. And behold another full
fledged '.'inart.yr." Some thing in
this world make cne sick."
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEME NTS.
D. 9. Harmon Optician, etc.
8 Waters, Act. Candies, etc.
F. E. Morton Pianos and or
tuned.
The Teacher's Institute for this county
will be held this week.
The price of fggs continues low
eleven cents wholesale.
The county commissioners will mcot
at the court house tomorrow.
Our truckers are all busy now pro-
paring their lands and putting in spring
orops. .
Only one marriage license issued by
the register of deeds last wee'i. That
was to a white couple.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
La lies' Memorial Association will be
hld on Tuesday, February 4, at 12
'clock m., at the reaidenoe of Mrs.
Vaes. All tho members are reauested
to meet.
Mr. John Leary, near Trenton, Jonts
county, went coon hunting on Thursday
night. He caught one coon, two opos
sums and killed two bears, and it was
nta goodnight for hunting, ei;hir. He
got the "grip," too on the game.
A letter received by a member of the
New Berne Y. M. C- A. from Shelby
states that Evangelist Fife is doing a
good work for the cause of Christ there.
The first night of the meetings there
were thirty-five conversions
Dr. Harmon has fitted an offbe on the
second floor of Hotel Albert. The
Doctor has all ef the improved appar-
ati for optical operation, most of which
are inventions of his own. He appears
to be a yery clever gentleman and thor
oughly versed in his profession.
Some of our young ladies propose
getting tip a shadow pantomime at the
Qeorge street chapel next Tuesday
evening. Those taking put will be
children principally, but it will be of
suoh a character as to entertain every
body. What might have been quite an acci
dent ooourred. yesterday afternoon at
the E. C. D. wharf. A party of ladies,
gentlemen and children were getting on
a email boat when the craft, being over
loaded, or from some other cause, came
near capsizing' One lady was consid
erably wet and all greatly frightened.
baby on board did not cease, for
tome time, to give full force to his emo
tions', even after all the danger was
over and .the party safely on the wharf.
A wag aald the party had started t uck
ing and came near getting there.
Get Tour Season Tickets.
Season tiokets for the Fair wjll be on
aale, Monday, at one dollar each. The
olty will be oanvasied, and it is espe
cially desirable that there be no delay
in the purchase of tickets. The Fair
will bb Immense, and it is highly im
portant that everything be done in or
der. Now Is the time to buy season
tiokets. One tloket ad nits to the exbi
biUoa at any time daring the Fair,
Bay your tioket Monday, or as soon as
ibis. It will save time and annoy
ance to all parties.
Denmark vs. The A & IT. ,0. R.
The case "has elioited as much inter-
sit as any civil eause tried In this oourt
for several years," says' the Goldsboro
Argus. "At six o'clock Friday evening
the jury cams into the court and ren
dered their verdict, axing; thejilaintifl's
isges at ' $S,000. The defendants
lodged a motion for a' new trial, which
will be argued this morning. " Messrs
Clark & Clark learned by letter last
night that the argument for a new trial
was heard land the notion was oven
ruled l Defendants took tnappaal&t
4 The Argus speaks very highly of the
speohes ef the lawyers on both sides
ani espssially does it praise that ef
Borneo. Clark, whfsppeared for the
defendant. -rW ; v;ti:':'V's'f
FAIR NOTES.
A visit to the grounds yesterday after
noon was sufficient to convince us that
the managers ara hustling to get every
thing in good shape Xor the exposition.
Thing will be in good shspe, too; no
doubt about that. Several deer parks,
and ohlcken coops, hog pens, dog ken
nels, eto , have been made, The build
ings are all in excellent condition.
A man was at the ground's yesterday
making arrangements with the mana
gers for a position on the grounds for a
theatrical performance during the Fair.
An effort is being made to get the
football teams of Trinity Collage and
Chapel Hill to play a match game some
day in the week.
Another feature will be a pony race,
A number of the boys will enter their
ponies and some interesting racing is
expected.
Among other attractions at the Fair,
will be a department for the exhibition
of Antiques and Curios. If our own
residents will only respond, and those
of adjoing counties, and send up their
old relic;, freaks of nature, things
queer, curious, antiquated, the ladits
will bo enalkd to render this depart
ment one of the most interesting and
entertaining features.
The Ground Hog Again.
On the second day of February, being
ground hog day, the Journal has
frequently reminded its readers ef the
importance of this animal's movements
tjday.
If ho sees his shadow today when
he omerges from his winter quarters, he
hastuos back for another period of re
tiro merit because he knows the winter
is not broken. If there is not sun light
enough to produce a shadow, he re
mains out and begins his spring oper
ations, as winter is over. Just' what
m iy be the elfeot of this exceedingly
mild winter upon his hogship is not
known, but it is fair to presume that he
will be quite as able to understand the
phenomenon as the rest of us.
Personai. '
We are glad to see Will Rountree out
from his attack of the "grippe"
Mr. John R. Dixon, who has been
auditing the accounts of the Atlantio &
N. C. R. R., for the past two years, has
resigned to accept a situation as ohief
olerk in the manager's office of the
North Carolina Car service, associated I
at Raleigh. Mr. W. K. Styron succeeds
Mr. Dixon at the A. & N. C. R.R. office,
and Mr. R. C. West, of Kinston, suc
ceeds Mr. Styron as book keeper at Mr.
J. W. Stewart's livery stable.
Mr. Frank E. Morton is still in the
city and reports business prosperous.
Professor E. A. Alderman, of Raleigh,
arrived in the city last night and it
topping at the Hotel Albert.
Church Services Today.
Baptist Church Rev. H. W. Battle,
pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7
m .conducted by the pastor. Sun
day school at 8 p. m., C. C. Clark,
superintendent. Pubiio invited to at
tend.
Christ Church Rev. T. M. N. Qeorge,
rector. Feast of the Purification. Ser
vice, sermon, and Holy Communion,
11 a.m. Evening prayer and sermon,
7i p. m. A cordial invitation to the
publie. Attentive ushers. Sunday-
school at the chapel, 9 a.m., and at the
church, 4 p m.
Centenary Church Bible and prayer
meeting for young men at S:15 a.m..
conducted by the pastor. Preaching at
11 a.m. and 7:15 p.m.. by the pastor,
Rev. J. E. Mann, D.D. Reception of
candidates for membership and Com'
munion at the morning service. Sun
day-school at 8 p m., J. K. Willis, supt.
Stewards' meeting at pastor ;s study,
Tuesday night, 4th, at 7:30. Meeting
of working society. Wednesday night,
5th, at the parsonage. Prayer and
teachers' meeting, Thursday night at
7:15. Young ladies' Bible meeting,
Friday, 8:80 p.m.
Church of the Disciples -Rev. I. L.
Cheitnutt pastor. Preaching at 11
a.m. Sunday Sohool at 8 p.m. The
pubiio is invited to attend.
Presbyterian Church Rev. L' G.
Vasa, D. D., pastor. Services at 11
m. and at 4 p. m. Sunday sohool at
8:15. p. m. All are invited to attend
these services.
Y. M. 0. A. Services at the rooms on
Middle street at 5 o'clock p.m. Sub-
jeot, "Oar Reoord." G. T. Adams,
leader. All men invited. -
Baptist mission station.market dook
Morning services at 9:80 a. m., R.
Hancock, leader. Afternoon, services
at 4:80 p. m., J. B. Holland, leader. The
pubiio are very oordially invited to at
tend these services.
Mayor's Court.
The following oases were, disposed of
yesterday: ;
',' Winnie Attmore and Wm. Whitford
fcoth eot., charged with violating chap
; ' seoi, oily ordinance; dismissed;
5, seo. 4, city ordinance; dlsmiiied.
Stonewall Items,
Farmers are beginning to make prep
arations for this year's crops, and are
having a propitious time for their work.
S. F. McCotter had quite a serious
accident to occur at hie place on lai t
Saturday, 25th instant. His mill boiler
exploded, racking his gin and mill
house seriously, but no lives were lost.
Benj. Thompson comes to the front
with the bifgest ho of the season. He
drtssed 853 pounds. C. 11. Fowler's
dressed oiv. Mr. howler s was no sar
dine of a pig, but Ben got the oaks.
I learn from those who were there
that the tournament at Aurora on last
Friday was a jolly affair. Quito an
agreeable time was had, and Lee
Thompson crowned Miss Trimena Wil-
kins, of Weshington, Queen of Love
and Beauty; Will. Thompson crowned
Miss Fannie Edwards, first Maid of
Honor; Huoter Buck crowned Miss
Nina Colbert, second Maid of Honor,
and Charles Midyett crowned Mies
Annie Crawford, third Maid of Honor
At 8 o'clock the coronation took place,
and then the ball. All passed off pleas
antly and agreeably to all.
One of Many,
Dk. D. 8. Harmon:
Dear Sir I take pleasure in inform
ing you that my sister has wry greatly
improved to seeing, and has been eu
tirely relieved of piin in temples eince
using your eye glu&ses. Before pcuriog
trie glasses she bad almost given up
reading and the practice of music on
acoountof blurs comiDg before the eyes
and great pain in the eyes and in the
temples. Having now uBed the glasses
made by Dr. D. 8. Harmon for two
weeks' she feels almost entirely cured
With much respect, I am,
Yours very truly.
W. D. Pollocit
North Carolina Lenoir County.
I, the undersigned, do certify that I
am personally acquainted with W. D.
Pollock, who signed the foregoing let
ter, and that his signature therewith is
genuine. I de further certify that he
is now County Superintendent of Pub
lio Instruction for Lenoir county.
Witness my hand and official seal,
this 5th day of Dec , 1889.
E. W. Bizzkll, Seal.
C. 8. 0.
List of Letters
Remaining in the postoffice at New
Berne, Craven county, February 1st,
1890.
Mrs. Eliza Battle, Thomas J. Bannis
ter, W. A. Brown, Mrs.Sallieann Bond,
Frank Bryan, West Bryan, Maggie C.
Davis, Robert Dennis, Mrs. Mary Eley,
Henry Oinnis, Miss Lena B. Hover, L.
A. Hill, Oeorge 0. Jones, Mrs. Amariah
Jones, Miss Charch Saundere, J. B
Ward (col.), Miss Easter West, Miss
I Susan Willis, Mr. Freeman White, J H
Wright, Lewis Whitfield.
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.
Alter diphtheria, scarlet fever, or
pneumonia, Hood's barsaparilU will
give strength to tho system, and expel
all poison from the blood. 7
Notice to While Public (School Tf nehcrs
of Crayen County.
Professor Alderman, by authority of
the school laws of the State, will hold
an Institnte for white teachers at the
Academy, in this city, beginning Mon
day, February 8d, 1890. TbU InRtitute
will oontinue one week. There will be
pubiio addresses delivered on Friday ol
that week. Public school teachers of
the white race are required to attend
They will be compelled to suspend their
schools during the continuance of the
Institute. I hope they will all be
promptly on band.
Rospectfully,
j!8-32taw&wtd. John S. Lonq
Make no Mistake. If you have made
upypur mind to buy llood s aarsapa
rilla do not be induced to take any
bother. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a pecu
liar medicine, possessing, by virtue of
its peculiar combination, proportion
and preparation, curative power supo
rior to any other article of the kind be
fore the people. For all affections aris
ing from impure blood or low state of
the system it is unequalled. Be eure to
get Hood's. 5
flew Store, New Goods
FOR A. D. Royster & Bros., Raleigh
N. C, Eugene W. Dunstan, New York
and Stephen F. Whitman & Sons, Phil
adeiphia, fine Candies and Confections,
also Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Apples
and all fruits in their season, Fine
Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tobaoco
Cigarettes of all brands, Pipes and
Smoker's Articles CALL ON
Sam. B. Waters, Agt,
Middle St.. New Berne, N. 0.
fe8 dwly
For Sale,
Pecan Trees from three to four feet
high, 50 cents each, delivered on board
f freight line to New Berne.
Kaffir Corn, 00 cents per peck. -A
few Cape Jessamines at 5Q cents
each, nieely rooted.
J. 8. LANE,
fe2 dwtf Stonewall, N. C
To Let,
A desirable Dwelling Bouse on Pol-
look and one on Metcalf streets.
Apply to
j31dlw P. a ROBERTS.
Boise C.ty, Idaho.
The undersigned, olJ residents of
Boise City, cheerfully add their testi
mony to the professional skill of Dr. 8.
Harmon, the oculist. He has demon
strated beyond dispute and to the en
tire satisfaction of all that he is an
oculist of the highest order. During
bis s'.jy here of two months be treated
many cases of diseased eyes and euccete
crowntd his efforts in every instance.
Several of these caeca were of long
standing and of a most aggravated
nature, and their cure is regarded a?
remarkable. The statements iu the
press of our city, giving names of a
number of his patiants, and a few ol
the particulars in each case, are strictly
true. Success is the only criterion bv
hich to judge of skill. Dr. Harmon
sucoeeded in his practice in this city
where pretended oculists who preceded
him met with signal failure. This tea
timonial is voluntarily presented un
asked, to one whom we firmly believe
well deserves it.
Wm Jaiman,
Member Boise City Council,
A J. Boy akin.
Editor Idaho Democrat.
Hecrttary's office, Boise City. Idaho,
Jan. 17th, 1887.
I, Edward 8. Curtis. Secretary of
Idaho, do hereby certify to the correct
ness of the above statement as to Dr
Harmon's high standing and skill as an
oculist and gentleman.
E. J. Curtis
Oiven under the seal of the Territory
of Idaho
ADVICE to mothers.
Mrs. W in slow -s Soothing Sirup
should always be used for children
teethiuz. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all paiu, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedy for Diar
rhuea. Twenty-five cents a bottle, jaly
Piano For Sale.
Hire bargain,
fel dwl w
Apply at
JOURNAL OFFICE.
REMOVAL:
Old Man in a New Place.
I have moved Two Doors below m
old Stand, into
THE BIHSOP STORE,
where can be found a good selection of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
SOLID SILVER and PLATED WARE
Spectacles, and in fact everything in
my Hue.
Don't forget the place, Middle street,
opposite Baptist Church.
EATON the JEWELER.
FLOUR-CORN.
I have a small lot of this REMARK
ABLE CORN for sale at W. R. BAR-
RINQTON'S in New Berne, and also at
W. H. SAWYER'S in Bayboro. I
makes as good and as palatable ll jur at
ordinary wheat, and will on rich land
make a larger yield than common corn,
as it succors abundantly an J they bear
well. One grain to the hill. It yields
moro fodder than the common corn. If
it doesn't do what is said of it, tho pur
chase money will bo refunded, if put
on good land. It will be on exhibition
at the Now Berne Fair.
JAS. U. PATRICK,
feldwtf Institute, N. C.
ASPINWALL
POTATO PLANTER,
Manufactured by Aspinwall M'f'g. Co.
SLEEPER & JONES, Oiks Stock Farm,
Agents,
j30dwlm New Berne, N. C.
At J, U. HOWARD'S !
Great Reduction in prices of Clothing
and Umcoate to close out winter
stock.
L'tii-n Collars, six for 5(b. : throe for
25j.
Bargains in Rubber Boots, Shoes and
Coats.
Corey's Adjustable Mourning Bands,
50j. each.
Pocket Books at N. Y. cost.
jan39 dw J. M. HOWARD.
House For Rent.
A very desirable Dwelling House
containing six rooms, and kitchen
Water in the house. Situated on Han
cock street, opposite to the Academy
Green.' Apply to
RUDOLPH ULRICH.
j in 13 d tf At F. Ulrioh's Store.
Lumber! Lumber!
Are you going to build, or are you
needing lumber of any kind? If yon
do, write to me, as I can make your
prices lower than you oan buy else
where.' All kinds of building material
always on band, either rough or
dressed. Flooring, weather-boarding,
ceiling, moulding, eto.
G. W. RICHARDSON,
janlJdwBm CoTe.N.O.
mm.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvvlof
p riiy, btrenmh and wholesotneneM. MoT
e-niom!cRl tlmu U19 ordinary kind. Md
aim, a ie sold la competition with the ml
U.ido of low test, short welibt. alum or
ph s luto powders. Bold only In cans.
UwVAI. UAKINCJ I'owdek Co.. 10S Wall St.
N' V. I une23 dsu wd frt Am
1VE.
Flan Juet returned from
the West with th
tinest lot of
Kentucky Hortes and Mules
that has ever lieen u Sew Berne, which will
be sold at close Figures Call and see them
at their oM Stand. Middle trept.
j "'.! , M Hahn & (To.
250 Barrels
Selected Maine Rose
SEED POTATOES, '
For sale by
WHOLESALE GKOOEB,
MIDDLE STREET,
NEW BERNE. TJ. C, '
m H. Oliver,
INSURANCE AGEHT
AND
Adjuster,,
NKWItKHN, N. O. ; '
Connecticut Mutual. Life. '. '
continental, of New York, Fire.
.-Etna, of Hartford VI.
Manufacturers and Buildem. nt N. V
Travelers, of Hart ord. Life and Aoctdt.
tiioernm, or wew Orleans, Fire.
Fidelity and Casualty, of New York. "
Marine Insurance Co., of LondbaT -
Americ.in Steam Boiler Ins. Co., N. T.'
P-osrd of Marine Underwriters of Phila.
Notarv Pubiio.
Com m if e inner of Deeds for thA Ht.bu f
New York, Maryland, Pennsyl
vania, Connecticut.
HO ADVERTISING DODGE,'
The bal.iuzo of, cur Winter Stock of
Clothing r.nd Underwear we will close
out
At Cost, for the Next
Thirty Days.
to make room for our Spring Goods.
amnglan &
One Iron Safe,
HERRINGS' PATENT.
ALSO
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Good Buggy Horse,
;for sale at
BIG TtfE'fl '
Removal.
On or about JANUARY 15th, f
remove my
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Entire Stock of Goods V i
to the large and commodious brio i
i4iS"Hiv
store adjoining Bell'e Jewelry Beoff',f
where I will be pleased towaitoa n-
a ., ta.m-4?
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Wh. SULTAN. 1
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