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XEW BERNE. N. C., SATURDAY. MAY 10 1890.
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BUSINESS LOCALS I
SKILL HAMS, BUQ1B CURED
Shouldsrs, Corned Beaf. Evaporated
Apple. Pruner, Freeh Bouted Coffee,
Fioe Tees. E. 8uvwt,
FINE SUlMed Beef and 8prlng
Lemb.-I wUI here at my stall, on
Saturdayrnorning. the finest ataU-fed
Beef that hu been offered to the trade
in two years. Also, some fat Spring
Lamb from the farm of Wm. For.
, tt Cbas E Nelson.
BQ WERT will have in market
O on Saturday morning two
fine Stall-fed Beeves and some very
fine lambs. 2t
PEAR'S Perfumed Soap $175 per
doa . 15o. per cake. Uaahmere
Boquet, 20c. per. cake Buckman's
Q jodrine. 860. per doz.
B J. Gooding, D.uggUt,
S. E. eor Craven and Pollock its.
mayStf
NOTICE The annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Neuse & Trent
River Transportation Company will be
held at the rooms of the Board of
Trade. Tuesday, the 87th day of May,
1800, at eight ejclock p. m.
James Redmond,
ap28-td.j Beo'y & Treas.
A FINE line of SMALL HAMS, 5 to
7 .pounds a John Dusn's tf .
SODA WATER on draught today at
John Dunn's. tf.
F0R8ALE. Appleton's Cyclop ceiia
of American Biography, in six ele
gantly bound volumes. Price, $25.00,
oost $87.50.- The work Is Just from the
press. Apply at Joobnal office. f20tf
TflE Hon. J. 8. Henderson thinks
that the Dresent is the meanest
Congress that ever assembled in
America. Salisbury .Truth.
On last Tuesday the Republicans
of St. Paul,, Minn,, received a
Waterloo defeat. Robert A. Smith,
Democrat, is elected Mayor by a
majority approximating 2,700.
TflB press of Austria and Hun
gary is very much gratified with
the pacific tenor of the speech with
which the Emperor William on l&kt
Tuesday opened the Reichstag.
Hon. John -8. Henderson has
introduced a petition signed by a
large number of North Carolinians
reauestinK the passage of a bill
known: Hit the sub-treasury plan.
The Sopreme Court has . refused
toRolify the decree of March 3d in
the case of the State of North
Carolina Vs. Alfred H. Temple.
This iettlw the tax bond cases or
onght to for all time.
A legal decision in Tennessee
holds that guest cannot be charged
for a fire in Ms room, the hotel hav
ing tacitly agreed to make him
Com tor table when it opened its
doors ior business.
J5 :
The only genuine rest .that; any
man enjoys is that which follows
actuaj) $norable laboo of either
hand or head, The man who makes
Itimself useful in the world he lives
is enutleflito rest none
6 Marion $tto Lance;
, Tmipartjof great moral ideas
haB now but twa aims in life a
monooolv of the offices and SDOii
jr . ation of tfie Mary. It has very
nearly achieved the oqe and is in
hailing distance of 'the other.
Memphis Aralance. : - :t . t
It is not considered treating the
1 ( President with: proper respect for a
band to play "any where about the
c : White Honaa , Where Did Too
Get thatrHat1"s or Down Went
"McGfnV-" folfte and well regu-
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laiea - Dqii8,,.E0vefn, laemaeivea
accordingly. Wilmington Star.
Thb Washington correspondents
who went Sontn; last. week'as the
guests of the oity.of nguata' have
wtdrned. X'hey are delighted with
the country and With, the cordial
hospitality oi their, Southern friends
i'hey also speak, entboaiastlcally of
the scenery t , Westfefn $T; O.
through ' 'which --, they t - pM8ed.-w
Washington cor. State . Chronicle.
Tea E-r has. been requested ,to
publich the following; It is import
ant to.knoTY atotujo whether.)' yon
will attend tfco Atumnf banquet' at
qh&pal BilI.VVe4-1y, Jnne 4th,
n qrder that suit- ' j pr rations
nay be made. : By r -'-l . resolu
t'ra cf us Alo-y .-..a any
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E. Sdovib Small bams.
Memorial Day.
Don't forget the flowers this after-1
noon.
Thirty-nine bales of cotton were sold
at the exchange jrterday at 11 20'
Baseball at 10:30 today between the
Collegiate Iuoti.ute nine and the Elm
City Club.
It was a busy scene in Mr. Rhem's
pea Held yesterday, mere were, we
think, four hundred hands picking.
Business men, if possible, close your
doors today from 4 to 6 0 clock p. m.
and allow yourself and your employees
to attend the memorial exercides.
Tie new board of city couucilmen
met laBt night and completed the or-
gan'ztiou, except the (lection of tax
collector, which was deferred to the
regular meeting in June.
nr. i w a Ham ii rwonarino tha
matter of the Et Carolina department
of the Slate Trade and Industrial issue
of the Wilmington Messenger, with
offloe at Watson & Street's.
Prof. Lowry's vooal and musical con
cert will take place in Davis School
assembly hall, La Orange, on May 16.
There will be round trip tickets over
the A. & N. C. Railroad for sale at re
duced rates.
Mayor Battle tried his fiis: case yes
terday morning. From the manner in
which he conducted the court it is evi
dent that he needs very little training
i this line. His long experience at
th9 bar, his thorough knowledge of
parliamentary law, his dignity and
firmness, qualify him for the position.
Mrs. Susan Prioe, who lives on the
east Bide or neuse river, a iew mues
from the city, brought to the Journal
office yesterday some Irish potatoes
that are the finest we have seen this
season. Tnev are of the earlv Ho den
variety. Mrs. rnoe says Bhe has been I
eating potatoes from her garden for a
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We have received a jiurnal of the
fourteenth annual gathering of the
Young Men's Christian Associations of
North Carolina, held at Goldsboro,
Maroh 13. to 11, 1890. It is a neat
pamphlet of ninety six piges, giving
full proceedings, list of the officers,
eto. ; printed in the Argue job printing
establishment, Goldsboro. The New
Berne Association has received several
ooptes and members of the Association
may call at the room and get one.
Mayor's Court.
Win a rAllAmi m r rnar mas si iinnafl ft rf
diannaod nf
Qisposea OI
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yesteraay;
Thoa. Howard, charged with violating
seotion 8. chanter 6, of the City Ordl-
nance, being drunk and disorderly in
the citv limits: fined $5 and oost.
Church Notice.
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oanuay, may 11m, rtev. Mwara duu
n . . . . t . , n.-ii
will preach at 11 a. m.. subject, "Ibe
Mraterv of Godliness." and at 8 d. m..
...hiAot ' Ah.lnm'RhAllinn Pvr
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raeeung . on. u.. ouuua, v.UUu. av
8p m..W R. Barrington. Supt. The
publio are Invited to these services and
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win roueiTO a uuruiai woiuump.
Shipping News.
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une, saueu yeereruay wnu cargo ui
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uuuoxeeoipeH. id. a0u,. 01 ww
line Will arrive today.
Thsr itamar Mao t nn nf tha o. T)
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lino, sailed yeaterd.y for Norfolk with
oargo of general freight and also several
passengers,
Personal.
Mr. J. V. Williams has returned from
a business trip to Charlotte and other
towns in the State.
Messrs. A. E. Parsons and O. R. F.
cuwhub reiurueuirvm oau.uioro st
filgabV , ,
Jir. uoriBi v jne, vi luu.pori, reuu.,
t in the city.
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nr. Jt.a- oauier, ui naveiooa, was
a the oUt yesterday. He is preparing
to remove from Havelook, N. 0,
Baasbalt Yuterdy.
The third cave between Clark Ii nine
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and Hotfgh ton's nloo of the Elm City
club was .played yesterday and it de-
dded the championship in favor of
ni.;wvin - 4. .w.-iio
Yhe.ffama wa. InterMtino nA ih
mr, .k -f .-!- .-7 w 9, ,1, -w
nearly wo hundred ipectatora seemed
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to enjoy it. but the playing wa. ot
good til round as It wi in the game
week ego. In the latter pari of the
game the players did not exhibit that
spirit of animation and rivalry which)
addl Id much to the Interest Of a game.
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The .ba-ttery on loth tides was t great
ueai ueivor lum wv.iieuuiiK, unpeuian j
le i-ner fielding.. However .there
oAtwuoui. via; vj uuii
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
May 6.h, 1890.
A regular meeting of the board of
city council was held this evening at 8
o'clock. Mayor Wil iami presiding.
Pie ent: Councilmen Burrus, Ulrioh,
Line, Crawford
Ellis,
BisLop, Willis
and Kennedy.
A petition from Messrs. Molntcsh and
Wi'lis for parmission to erect a foundry
on the Cuthbert lot, on Craven strset.
was received, and, on motion of Coun
cilman Ulrioh, was granted.
Mayor Williams also asked
permiB
eion to repair his buildings on Craven
street, which was granted.
Mr. J. F. Taylor was given permission
to extend his wharf at the foot of Mid
dle street.
Councilman Ulrioh stated that the
Mtohanios -Hook and Ladder Company
was without a j-initor, and moved that
the company be allowed the sum of two
dollars per month aa fees for a janitor,
A communication from Thomas Can-1
ady was read, and a motion of Coun-
oilman Kennedy that the bill be al-!
mweu was lost ny me xoiiowing vote:
J08- "wiora ana is.enneay; nays,
Burrus, Lne, Ulrich, Ellis, Bishop and
W 11118.
The Marshal's report was read and
adopted :
marshal's report.
The Hon, Mayor aid Board of City
Council :
uentloinen Below please rind my
annual report for years le!M)0:
We have made during the year: State
cases, ITJ: city cases, iio.
Fines collected $273 05
Cost collected 557.50
Total S880.55
One half the above cost, $278 75, was
deducted for my fees. The differences
in my report and, the Mayor's as to
amounts of fines and costs collected is
caused by the convicts working out sen-
t.anM nn Rt.rAAtfi And in nAmatAriaa And
appealing to superior oourt. There
should be money in hands of the clerk
of the Superior t
Respectfully submitted,
J jAa T firms r iff
Jas. T. Lewis, C. M
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have carefully examined Mar
shard stubs and books, and find above
correct in accordance with this report
acu approve bbuiu.
W. P. Burrus.
H. P. Kennedy,
Finanoe Committee.
The Mayor's report
was read and
adopted :
mayor's report.
To the Board of Councilmen of the City
of New lierne:
Gentlemen I have the honor to sub
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the Tariou8 departments of the ciall.L''l
government for the flsoal year ending
mJ Before entering npon
UD tie.....,, x u?o.. yvuftiatuiaro
uuaru uuuu me emoieuf manner mi..
wnion tne auues aevoivea upon it nave
I been discharged, and to refer it with
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mit nrldA to t.hn mArkAd imnrnnmtnt.
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just priueio tne maraea improvement
auu material auvanoemeni wmcn nave
ju n,u m lU8 vanouo ueparimenu
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bnfng "f I fiscal yea?; you were
without funds, exceot sufficient to de-
fray the current and other expenses,
which had been inourred by the pre-
Iceding board, and vet as will annearl
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hands of the treasurer the sum of about
81 000. after defrivinor all the current
expenses for the fiscal year. Your city
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II IUJBV, UY ICttQUU Ul JUUr UUUIUIOUU-
... ... . fear,eBa de.
termination to advance the citv 'a inter-
est, nearer in line with the progressive
cinea nt the Kms than it nas ever bAn
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oeiore. iou neeu no longer rear tnei1
cntioism 01 tne stranger in your midst,
U01"" ""'D DMDOVO HUU
the sun at hia meridian, or at niohtl
when the darkness is dispelled by the
L .,. rnnAluAa kht .ithnnirh
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censure changed to approbation and
annlanse. and whatever that hantten.!
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w irs. economical and ludioions admin.
istration of the city's affairs.
8ANITART.
The sanitary condition of the oity has
been excellent the entire year. Your
city is free from all : infectious and con-
farviAna ntBABaao frit A Ia-IK I
. ...Jheen remarkable small. The nitfeen.
V-lOOBODO, UU UO UVCftlfU ftSHQ UHB
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InrooerlT cleaninff their nremlMM. anil
1 Ufa t u vv vvutavuvi vv mu ataav viaiuoa aaa
0n acOOUM OI the manner ID WHICH the
ditches have been cleaned and opened,
It.hA rlralnnire or thA nir.r ha hnAn A-rnAl.l
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lent.
FINANCE.
The financial oondition of the oity is
Ik" JSL v?. Su" .SETS
I v muou vivmuwi votaua nuu IU -
I dition about S1.200 have been paid npon
indebtedness contracted by former
boarda, $933 80 upon judgment. debt,
SftSiltt!??
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and lot Durohased b the oltv from tha
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I riaM house, and the Trriasnrar will
ah an tin nre DoniDiinT. ior m nna nr-
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expenses for the month, a alanpe of Bt.m
I anout ninety aouars.
Streets ADD PUJtW.
The streets are In good oondition, but
,no" T "n" oyeter enaiw pr sneu
1 ruoa vu uuuu mini vneri mey nave
oeen worn by use, r This work should
nave psen none u tiring tna year, nut 1
have been unable to obtain the material,
uanog ids year sweive new vamos
nave ncen put in at various posrts
the city, and repairs to the amount of
two hundred dollars have been put
upon them in the city.
FIltE DEPARTMENT.
This department has .been kept up to
its usual fffioient condition. During
the year a new boiler and repairs, at an
exnenaa of about unvAn hnniirad dollars
has been furnished the New Berne
steam fire engine. One of the pumps
of the Atlsntio engine was injured by
being used in pumping out the fire
wells, and has been sent to the Silsby
Manufacturing Company for repairs,
whioh will oost about forty dollars.
The department needs about one
thousand fuel, nf nr hose, whinh
hould u rmrrhaHfirl nt anc.o. 1 mom.
mend that a building be erected on the
lot in the rear of the city's buildings for
"e UBe ?f th Bough and Keady, and
hich would save the city in rents,
etc, about two hundred and fifty dol
lars a year.
POLICE
The city marshal and policemen have
been active in the discharge of their
duties, and have been zealous in en-
forcing the law without fear or favor
No complaint has been made against
any of the policemen except in the case
of officer J. E. Oaskill whom the board
summarily removed at a special meet
ing held on April SOth. I desire to take
this opportunity to commend the
marshal and his officers f or their sobriety
and attention to their duties. They
have made 604 arreBts during the year,
distributed as follows: Marshal Lewis,
55; Officer Wilson, 186; Offioer Roberts,
111, and Officer Gaskitl 93.
The amount of fines imposed has been
and the amount of costs SOu.!39.
The marked improvement in the ef
ficiency of this department can be
readily seen by comparing its work
during the present year with its work
last year, when there were but 229
arrests made, $52 85 fines imposed, and
8402 60 costs. Of the arrests made
during the present year 425 were for
violations of the city ordinances.
street lights.
During the year a contract has been
made for lighting the city by electricity,
and 24 aro lights, commonly called
twelve hundred candle power, but are
really about seven hundred, located at
the following points on streets of the
city: South Front and Craven streets,
nd Ueorge, George and Pollock, Jones
uuumuid rroni, wueen ana roi
iuvk, wiieeu ana oroaa, uaeen ana
Berne, New and George, Pine and West.
George and Cypress, Pine and Stanly,
Queen and Johnson, Metcalf and Broad,
Hancock and Pollock, Middle and
Broad, Hancock and New, Queen and
Craven, Middle and Craven. Johnson
and Craven, Union and East 'front.
&ast front and Short, Craven and
Broad, Craven and Pollock, and thirteen
inoandescent lights in city building?
This light is. in my opinion the best arc
light in the State, and has been con
traded for at a lower rate than is paid
,nmman(1 tt,Ahn.t twit.i...
eight additional lights upon the streets
tt tne following: noints: Corners John
and Middle .,f n.... .r.A
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lJ, IttUUUJ 1UU DUUU1 rrVDI, DrsSQ IDS
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Hnonnk. fW.h Front nd p...tFrnnt
pou0Ck and East Front. Pollock and
Middle. With these additional lights
your city win be one of the best, if not
e best, lignteo; cities in the State
cemeteries.
The cemeteries under the efficient
anl economical supervision of Council-
man ijaoe, and the control of the
BA-rtnna Tl.id Rtallincr. and RnWf
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Williams, are in better eonlition than
they have been for years. The com
mittee, after defraying the current ex
pensee, now have oa hand, to be turned
I nvar rn tha dab? hnarri raoan f i tr a r r,A
v- .wvw.j viKuu
the sum Of 8896 69.
Again congratulating the board upon
the success of its administration of the
uity uuiiuK iua unuai jear jusi enaeu.
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mo uuuui tu uo jour uueumut
""""m yhilliams,
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Th fnllnwinir rcBolntinn wa nffor.d
by Counoilman Kenned v
. Resolved, That the Mayor be author
. iwtruetod and empowered to
a contract with the New Berne
I Jfileotrio Light and rower OomDany for
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reoommendatioB, for a term of five
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Adopted; ayes, Burrus, ILrich, Lane,
Crawford, Ellis, Bishop and Kennedy;
nay! Willis
Mr. Chas. H. Blank asked Dermission
0f the board for the Atlantio Fire Com
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Pny 10 e lnelr norBe8 Bna mPD
th- C816bration at Charlotte, the tf
auMfc vaa trrantfld
Connnllman TOllin mnvAd tnl th .nn
, AB4l hnndrnA bn ftnnrniiri.t0(1
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o Pay the damages to meeting room
I by being used for oity purposes, and
that a voucher be issued by the clerk.
The motlon P"ed. Ayes, Burrus,
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u,riun ua- 'wioru, r.ins ana rken-
nedy; nays, Bishop and Willis,
The following Mite were allowed:
B. P, William., mayor, $43 41; F,
Ulrioh. treasurer. $16.74: Jas. T.Lewis.
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suu! 'rnnnriu wtiann nminai kkm m t
foM FF! 1
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L. Willis, soeoial no-
John C. Qreen, engineer.
Waters, engineer. $25:
1 r.
uavia Htauingi. sexton, vsu; a. w.
Williams, 20; James Lqoas, janitor K.
r&R. Oo.i 83: New Berne Jotibvai. i
I vertising, $5; Ne w Berne Aoademyi
rem., o; waix uiara, rees, ana at
1 teumog uuurs in aiDiwn ana euena-
ing to Robt,n Williams case, 11: At-
tanuo envme company, reed ror jumper
hones, flONewbtrn engine oompany.
reea loriumnernorses. iu:w. K. Kich.
in aroson,ugrjiiDg one Ump, 700. ; Brax-
ton Latham, lighting one lamp, 7Iio. ;
Sal lie Williams, lighting one lamp, 75o. .
C. Erdmann, rent of house for M. H. &
L. Co . $10; E E. DUoaway, rent of
Odd Fellows Hall. 822 60: J. P. Rod j
man, police, nine days' service, 9; M
E. Whitehuret stationery, $2 20. Trent
Lumber Mills, lumber for streets and
pumps, $31 80; H. L. Hall, stationery.
$3 70: Thos. C. Howard, registrar, Si;
J. L. Habn, judge of election. 81; Mat.
Moore, judge of election, $1 ; J. K. Wi
lis, registrar, $7; W. F. Rountree, judge
of election, $1; J. Abbott, judge of
election, $1; Thomas Stanly, registrar.
$7; J. R. Hatch, judge of election, Si;
W. H. Smith, judge of election, $1; K.
R. Jones, registrar, $7; D. H. Stallings.
judgeof election. $1; J. W. Weather
ington, judge of election, $1; W. H.
Hooten, registrar, &7; A. W. Edwards,
judge of election, 81; M. F. Orum,
judge of election, 81; Wm. Marshall,
Burveyirg, 85; Newbern Ekctric Light
and Power Company, likht, 8175 ; F.
Ulrich, sundry bills, 83 19; F. Ulriob,
ordera paid street and pump hands and
engine drivers, 8164 39: Mrs. E. B.
EiIih, coal, 815; J. A. Meadows, feed
for Atlanlio horses, 823.11. J. A. Maad-
ows, feed for Newbern horses, $23 30
Jonas McDanielg, shoeing horses, 87.35;
Jas. T. Lewis, feediDg prisoners. 85: R.
Gooding, sundry bills, 83 60: Moses
Moore, driving engine, 822; Lee Dur
ham, driving wagon, 810.12: W. S.
Phillips, repairs to harness, rent of
houss, etc., 812.65; Wm. MoCay. special
police, l; U. U. amaw, repairs to
lauipj, 81. 40; Atlantio engine company,
sundry bills, 86 50: New Berne Jour
nal, printing, 82 75; Atlantic engine
company, use or bouse for prisoners,
etc, 8100; N. S. Richardson & Son,
printing, 84 50; Silas Fulcber, orders
paid street and pump hands and draping
oity hall, 820.74; F. S. Duffy, horse
medicine, 81; W. F. Bell, lighting one
lamp, 75o.; John Collins, "lighting one
lamp, 75c. Total, 81 177 91.
Councilman Kennedy movtd that the
board take a recess till half-past eight
o'clock Thursday night.
The motion was carried and the recess
taken. R. P. Williams. Mavor
Silas Fulciier, Clerk.
Attention Slioull Ba Given Surplus
Truck.
ino season lor oanning oysters is
about over. We always reuret tS see
Messrs. Moore & Brady shut down their
factory when the oyster season is over
because they give employment to sucb
a large number of laborers. We are in
hopes that those enterpiising gentlemen
may yet see fit to handle other articles
besides oyBters and keep the factory
going the year round. Other places of
much less importance than New Berne
have vegetable and fruit canneries and
we have yet to hear of tho first instance
where they have not proven successful.
A vegetable cannery is now being con
structed at the little place of Carthage,
Moore county, that is to have a daily
capasity of S 000 three pound cans. If
Carthage can see its way cloar in estab
lishing a vegetable cannery, what ought
we to do, located in the very heart of
the North Carolina trucking regim '(
We must have these enterprises.
Reason demands it. Our olimate and
soil is naturally suited for growing
truck, and there is an abundance of
cheap labor. With the establishment
of canneries, all surplus Btock which it
would not pay to ship in times of a
glutted market, could bo canned and
thus doubly made profitable. Besides
the acreage would be much increased
because there would be an cssurance of
the products being utilized.
Bas;baU Today.
There will be a match game between
the Collegiate Institute nine and the
Elm City Club today at 10:30 o'clock
Admission same as to previous game.
Thin and impure blood is made rich
and healthful by taking Hood's Sarsa
parilla It cures scrofula, salt rheum,
all blood disorders. 13
Religious Notice.
A series of meetings begin at the Bap
tist church with the services of Sunday
Christians of all denominations, and
the publio generally, are cordially in
vited to attend these services and con
tribute by personal interest to a work
that shall be solely for the honor of our
common Master and the salvation of
souls. No feature of sensational novel
ty will be present to. attract; but the
Pastor appeals for Christian sympathy
and oo-operation, relying confldentallv
upon the spirit of (Jod to accomplish
tils blessed work.
H. W. Battle,
Pastor Bap. Church.
advertisement .1
A Card.
Editor Journal: I take this method
of vindicating myself. I was ap
proached by one Dr. Bagbv on the
night of May 0 and he insinuated that I
bad voted people that belonged to
Maryland and I told him that he was a
damn liar or his author was. I was ar
rested and fined 57.90 by bis Hon
Mayor Battle. From his decision I took
an appeal to the Superior court.
Thohab O. Howard.
Dom,t Fcsl Well,
And yet you are notsiokenoueh to con
suit a doctor, or you refrain from so
doing for fear you will alarm yourself
and friends we wilt tell you just what
you neea. it is uood's Bareaparllla
whioh will lift you out of that uncer
tain, unoomfortable. dangerous oondl
tion, into a state of good health. oonfl
denoe and oheerf ulneas. You've no
idea how potent this peculiar medioln
u in oases lite yours. ' 8
GRAND OPEHiriOT
Bell's Jewelry Store,
UNDER "HOTEL ALBERT."
Every reader of the JOURNAL ought
to keep time and join the procession to
the above named splendidly appointed
Jewelry Store, where you will find a
new stock of Watches. Clocks and Fin
Jewelry, at prices that defy compe
tition. Having moved to the above elegantly
furnished store, will be pleased to serve
all my old patrons and the publio gen
erally. Repairing a specialty. Our
womsnops bemg more spacious and
Sited with the latest improved machin
ery, we an iw able to do all classes
of woik with aeatnees anddisnatch.
"Ball The Jenelor."
Duffy's Cough Mixture.
A prompt and efficient remedy for)
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bron
chitis, Sore-throats, Diph
theria, Catarrh, Etc.
One of the most effectual remedies I
have ever known for a cough or cold is
Duffy's Cough Mixture. It is indeed a
rare combination of valuable medi
cines: arresting at once the progress of
a cold and beginning to soothe and heal.
Unlike all other cough medicines there
is no narcotic cr any other unpleasant
effect experienced in taking it. I am
more than pleased to be able to recom
mend to my friends here and the publio
at large everywhere such a safe, pleas
ant and effectual cure for one of the
most prevalent complaints to which
human flesh is heir. Thos. Gates.
ORDER OF THE " HELPING HAND."
( Incorporate,!
"thl-ir the l.ivs
of Masaa.
ehusetts. )
A BOON" TO
Workingmen & Women
A email monthly payment secures to
you from 87 50 to 825 00 per week in
case of sickness, and from Two Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars to One Thousand
Dollars at the expiration of Ave years.
Tho "Hkli ino Hand" will care for
you in sickness and affiiotion , and assist
you in securing a home which other
wise you may never have.
To Capitalists it offers a safe and
profitable investment.
A Local Tent is being formed in this
city. Information furnished on appli
cation to
myOdlw W.M.WATSON.
SARAH OXLEY
Has opened her
Ice Cream Parlor
U her old stand, Broad at., near Mid.
Ie, where she will be Dleasnd ttk SAM
er old friends and patrons.
Choice Cream furnished familia i.
and night at reasonable prices. m8 lm
Just Received
J. fl llOVARD'S,
New Lot Tennis Shirts,
Windsor Ties,
Plaited Bosom Shirts, laundried and
unlaundriud.
S.-e our Lord Chuiuley Collars.J
New lot Simples in a few days.
J. M. HOWARD.
WANTED
A Tract of Mineral and Tim
ber Land
AT FIRST HAND.
Write Immediately with tn
HUH lltnrcat nrlnr . ' ",'"
"ENGLIflnnri w
m.ay2lwlm
AIlddletborouKh, ky.
STRAW HATS.
A Fine Line of them at
Barrington & Baxter'.
Also, a large lot of SIMPLE HATS
t New York cost.
See Our Stock of Neckwear.
-Heisto
Full line of CI.OTniNra onnni
DRY GOODS at
Barrington '& Baxter's.
aprl dwtf
Attention Ladios.
of?he JU8t rtoeiTed Sample Lot
ruicoi rAHAoULOi "
at a GREAT
REDUCTION, will i air J(
lain si m"1
YJnnr VJ. nA nASIVIHPi m
, . ' call early; xa L-, V