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!KW BEBNE.N.C. AUGU8T.5 190.
.-ateredat the Post offlos ai Nw B.
asseoond-ehws matter.
POINTS IN CORN CULTURE
One farmer should endeavor
profit from the experience
to
ol ,
another so that each one will not
have to nudereo all the various i
exberiments without having had
r ,. , . eugooiioaa coustrucu
some previous knowledge ot what.tbcir uwn vat j0Ilf
the result is going to be. We copy 'experience of rut'ii who
a few noints on the cultivation of,
coin made at the Ohio Agricultural ,
Station though the difference in
locality may not exactly coincide
with the cliniato and
sun
of orth
Carolina:
"Experiments made at the Ohio
Agricultural Station during past
seasons throw considerable light
upon, it they do not entirely settle,
some points in the cultivation of
corn about which farmers are not
entirely agreed either in theory or
practice. As cultivated at the
station, the following appears to
bave been retty well established:
As a class the large yellow dent
varieties were the most productive.
Large white dents take second
place. In the flint varieties the
largest white flints take the lead,
followed by mixed flints and these
by yellow flints. Taken as a whole
or as individual varieties, the Hint
corns are not a profitable class for
Ohio lands unless it should bo in
some of the northern sections.
In seven years' experiments in j
deep and shallow planting, the
average results show an advantage
in lavor of planting one inch rather
than two inches deep. The greatest
amount of marketable corn was
produced where the stalks averaged
twelve inches apart; the variations
yield were slight, whether planted
one grain every twelve inches, two
every twenty-iour, inree every
thirty -six, or four every forty eight
inches.
Three years' trial has not indicat
ed any marked differences in the
reproductive qualities of corn from
the butts, middles or tips of tho
ears. Whenever any variation
existed it was in favor of middles
and tips and against the butts.
The average results ot two years'
experiments favored deep cultiva
tion rather than shallow, and indi
cated that corn should be cultivated
more frequently in a dry season
than in a wet or ordinary ooe."
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Alden'B Manifold Cyclopedia em
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with cyclopedia; its convenient
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,7 pages Light; Lithography;
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exnlorer; Locke,-and Longfellow.
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school, or assistant in the office or
the library, this work is invalaable,
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'. A.DV1CB TO MOTHERS,
Mas. 'WwBLOvr'fl ' Boothino Sirup
should, always be need for children
teething. - It soothes the child, softens
the gnms, allaya an pain, curea wina
ootlo, and is the best remedy for Diar
rhoea, Twenty-five centa a bottle jaly
SIBEETS JL5D
MEDED.
EOaDS'
Some Uood Sng-cestions
rcnnsTlTiaa
Given by a
Uenry W. Kratz, of Schwenks
ville, Fa., made some very pointed
remarks about road snpervisoia
and their work in the address on the
advantages ot good country roads
which he delivered recently before
the Pennslvania State Board of
Agriculture :
'It is amazing," said Mr. Kratz,
"to see what unfitness there is
among men serving in the capacity
of street commissioners; they ap
pear to have a correct idea of the
quality ot the material required
tor road use, no judgment or knowl
edge as to its proper preparation
and little or no conception as to its
correct application upon the
streets. It, would seem from the
manner in which many of them do
their work that they really believe
that two or more largo uncracked
stones can occupy the same place
at the same time and remain there
They do not appear to know that
open spaces are created between
the larger stones composing the
lirst layer upon the street bed, and
that those spaces shoald be sup
plied with smaller stones, aud Soon
using still smaller stones until the
material is ready to be consolidated
and packed in order that a dry and
smooth street may be the result.
"Now the same inefficiency that
prevails among street commis
sioners in many buroughs is found
amonsr the sunervisors of town-
ships. In order that we may have
beneficial and satisfactory public
roads men should be elected super
visors who havo acquired a knowl
edge ot road construction through
f;om the
o been I
engaged m the
woik yn'd lrom
a,:ll,liI
study of tin diileu'tit
methods of making and n paiiing
toads, who potsess Home engineer
ing skill aud who are wi'liiig,
whenever sustained by the people,
;to exercise the power concurred
upon them by the road laws of this
commonwealth to make and main
tain good and respectable roads,
"Judge Yerkes, of the liucks
county court, recently delivered an
opinion in a case involving tbe
rights and duties ot road super
visors which is of general interest.
On the demand of certain tax
payers of Uensalem township Moses
Vandegrift, the supervisor, made a
contract with them for making a
good and substantial road bed upon
a specified part of the highways of
the township, either by macadam-
izinc the same or by the use of
stono and gravel, or in such other
wav asi should be deemed advisable
and proper to make a permanent
benefit to the township. The work
j appears to have been done to the
supervisor's satisfaction, aud the
cost was claimed as a credit
against the amount charged to him
upon the township duplicate
"The cost according to the con
tract, equaled tho amount of taxes
due to tho township from the tax
payers, with whom the contract was
made. The township auditors dis
allowed the credit on the ground
that the supervisor exceeded his
authority in making such a con
tract. Judge Yerkes said that the
contract was clearly within tho
law and such as the supervisor had
the right to make. It was also for
for the making of 6uch a road as
tho law contemplates, and of the
materials mentioned by tho act.
It was true it might result in mak
ing a better character of road than
is usually provided by tho ordinary
supervisor, but no better than the
statute intended should be made,
"Judge Yerkes said that instead
of making such improvements to
the roads as would keep them con
stantly in repair and at all seasons
clear ot impediments to easy and
convenient traveling it was usual
for tho supervisor to make a pre
tense ot repairing the roads by
throwing upon tbe hard bed from
tbe side ditches loose earth, un
broken rolling stones and whatever
oiher material, suitable or unsuit
able, that might be found in tbe
ditches alongside, without reference
to the condition of the road or the
necessity for repairs or tilling up.
The consequence was that often
good roads were made worse, if not
nearly impassable, tor a season,
while poor ones were neglected,
simply because tho immediate side
ditches did not famish suitable
material to repair them with. This
short sighted and too often useless
system of repairing roads was
frequently approved by the tax
payers tor two reasons : First,
because supposed to be inexpensive,
and, second, it permitted him to
work out his taxes without being
required to famish valuable ma
terial or to provide the better labor
that a different method would de
mand. "The judge suggested that if,
instead of this ineffectual method,
a portion of the highways of each
township where most needed should
each year. be put in a state of per
manent improvement, - with -such
temporary repairs only as are
needed to other portions, in n few
years the same expenditure would
BETTER
i -
result. in eatabliahiae a svstemof
safe, good -and permanent roads
which wnnld not rtwinirA halfthn
expenditure incurred bv the avstem
now practiced.
"In most localities people prac
tically prevent the construction of
good roads; either by refusing to
elect men for supervisors who, 11
elected, would improve the roads,
or by defeating at the succeeding
election those who, by reason ol
having better road construction,
increase taxation. For an increase
of tax to the amount of 10 cents on
$100 and even lees, because of road
improvement, defeated in many of
the townships of this state.
"Under the present law the
desired resnlt conld gradually be
realized by constructing as many
miles of Btone road annually as a
reasonable assessment upon proper
ty valuation and the amount
received from the state (if appro
priated (would permit. The state
appropriation should only be given,
however, upon the conditon that
supervisors ot each township con
strnct a certain distance of road
each and every year. I believe that
the present road law, if not repeal
ed, should be so modified as to
annull the clause permitting
taxpayers to work out their own
taxes, becauso the work done by
the taxpayers, as a rule, is pei
formed without knowledge or
care."
LKiUOX KJLIXIll
A Pleasant Lemon Ililnk.
For biliousness and constipation, Uke
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For BleepleasnesH and nervousness,
ake Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chilln un l iujIju ia, take
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in uny
of ihe above disuases, all of u hich arise
from a torpid or diseased liver, ntoinuch,
kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. 11. Mi'l.KY, At
lauta, Oa.
50c. and ijl 00 per bottle. Sold by
drueeists.
Prointneut Minister Wrilm.
Alter ten years of great suffering
from indigestion, with great nervous
prostration, biliousness, disordered
kidneys and constipation, I have been
curod by Dr. Mozley'B Lemon Llixir,
and am now a well man.
Rev. O. C. Davis,
Eld. M. E. Church South,
tillnovl No. 28 Tatnall et. Atlanta, Oa.
Humor usually tends towards
good nature, and everything that
tends towards good nature tends
towards good grace.
Be Sure
It you havo mado up your mrml to 'buy
Rood's Sarsaparllla do not be induced to take
any other. Hood's Sarsaparllla is a peculiar
medicine, possessing, by vhtue of its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior to any other article.
A Boston lady who knew what sho wanted,
and whose example Is worthy imitation, tells
her experience below:
To Get
" In one store where I went to buy Hood's
Sarsaparilla tho clerk tried to induce me buy
their own instead of Hood's; hetoldmethelr's
would last longer; that I might take it on ten
days' trial; that If I did not like it I need not
pay anything, etc. But ho could not prevail
on mc to change. I told him I knew what
Hood's Sarsaparilla was. I had taken it, was
satisfied with it, and did not want any other.
Hood's
When I began taking Hood's Sarsaparllla
I was feeling real miserable, suffering
a great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak
that at times I could hardly stand. I looked,
and had for some time, like a person in con-
sumption. Hood's Sarsaparllla did mo so
much good that I wonder at myself somctimos,
and rnv friends frciiucntly sneak of it." Mbs.
Ella A. Coff, CI Terrace Street, Boston.
Sarsaparilla
Sold by all drnggirtt. f ; tlx for fi. FterpWKf onfy
by C. I. UOOD CO., apotteearie. JwrtJ, Muv
IOO Doses One Dollar
Trinity Jjpllege.
The New York Nation of July 8 says
"The leaitngCollegesof the country have
Deen almost uansionued since tne "Nation'
as started, and a class of advanced stu
dents have ooine Into existence that were
unknown and unexpected at the close of the
war. Xhe Kcliooia or political Helenee,
which the principal Universities now con
tain, turn out yearly both writers and
thinkers whose contributions to the liter
ature of political philosophy, history, ar
cheology, political economy, and admlm-
tratlve law are extremely important, ana
have placed the country In the very front
rank In fields of inqulryln which It was, five
and twenty years ago, almost wholly unrep
resented."
TRINITY COLLEGE Is the only Institu
tion In North Carolina which has a regular
ly organized School of Political and Social
Science with oonrses extending through
two years. Applicants may enter at the
beginning of either term, Terms begin
Sept. 4and.Jau.l.
Bee Catalogue, pegos 51-01 inclusive.
Address - '
JOHN F. CROW XXL, President,
jyH dimwit . Trinity rollege.N n
Desirable, ; Dwelling
For Sale, '
8itnated on South Front street.
House contain six comfortable rooms
and recently addea new kitchen and
all desirable outhouses. Lot 70 feet
front. " ,
. House and Lot on Craven street. '
. Apply to Watsoh & Street, .
dtf, - , ' Real Estate Agenlc
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, aud acts
Emtly yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
iver and Bowels, cleanses- the sys
tem effectually, dispels - colds, head
aches and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste-and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial m its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all cud have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for an? one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY, tiEW YORK,
N.V
ELY'S
CatarhH
CREAM EMM HSEZr5!i
.w?om
Allays Patn miilD
III flunk inn (tail,
Ilcsli fltf Son a
Itestot- ill
Sense of '1aM.6
3
-IV .v.
vrf"" ... . I
and Smell.
TRY THE CU
A particle is Hjp!ii nun on:-
MN'.riraiid
nf;reeilo. I'i'l,' 'n oi-ui - in 1'; ujjiriats; hy
mail. ret:iKtpiel. (W rtx. I'.l.v
'.:( TH KRH,
r.wl'irtwly
5 Warrau Stret. r.t-w Y
oun
OF
Is the Largest and
Most Artistic ever
shown in this Citv.
kWe oiler ppi-ci'ii ilriv
morrow.
BELL THE JEWELER.
goto mmm
Bell's Jewelry Store,
UNDEft "liOfEL ALBERT."
Every reader of tho Journal oueht
to Keep time ana join tho prouraeion to
the above-named -splendidly tippointfd
oeweiry oiore. wnere you will tiud a
new stock of WatchCR. Clocks and Fine
Jewelry, at prion? that if- eompe
tition.
Having moved to th (.bi.vo cleeantlv
furnished store, will bo ileiiH( d to serve
all my old patron.i nu the inihlic men
erally. Impairing n cpei-iiky I Our
workuhops bmni mor spacious and
iuted with tho ln'.opt. improved inackin
ery, wn ,-iro now nblo to do nil classes
of work with neitooca' and dispatch.
It
Bell Ir.s
tit.
TO WEM mi
Bnffcrlng from the effects of youthful errors, early
dear, wasting weakneu, loat manhood, etc. I wlU
mil a valoable treaUwdealed) eontalning full
jartlealan tor horns cure, f RJEE f charge. A
KpUailM medical work 1 sboulobe read by every
turn tu u scrvotu ana aeDUitatea.aaareu,.
JOE K. WILLIS,
pnopiuinoK of
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
New Berno, 2ST. O.
' Italian and Atnerioan Marble and all
qualities of material.
Ordera iolioited and given prompt
attention. , with satisfaction gnaran-
O. E. MiM.RTt Is my tijreit at Kinaton,
and Alex. Melda regular traveling
agent.. , ' . .
m y
mm
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Vf' v. ' .... , ,. --
PROFESSIONAL
DB. G K. BAGBY,
SUBGE0H DENTIST.
Offise. Middit- rtr'eet, opposite Baptist
dwtf NEW BERN, N. 'O
P. H. PELLETIEE,
AT TO K.N ICY AT LAW
ANI AIO.N'I Y HUOKKiL
Oraven bt., two doora South of
Journal office.
A Bouulaltv made In negotlutluic small
loauB for short time.
Will practloa In the Counties ot Graven. tr-
tereir, jones, unsiuw uu rwunw.
United States Court at ftew Herns, and
Supreme Court of the rltate. febl du
CLEMENT MANLY. O. U. QUIOS
Manly & Guion,
ATTOKN1SY8 AT liAW,
Office 2d floor of Green, Foy & Co.
bank. Middle street. New Berne, 24, U
Will uractioe in the courts of Craven
and adjoining counties, in the Supreme
Uourt of the State, ana in me reuerni
Courts. aplBdwtf
F. M
SIMMONS. . H. L. GIBBS.
Simmons & Gibbs.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.:
Will practice in the'eountieaof Craven,
Jones, Onslow, Carteret, Pamlico,
Lenoir and Hyde, and in the federal
Courts.
Office on Craven street, next door
below Journal oflioo. aplSdwtf
Dr. J. D. Clark,
DENTIST,
NEW' BERNE, N. C.J
Olliceon Craven
street, between PolloctJi
and broad.
dw
STRftWJlflTS.
A Fino Lido of them at
BarriagioQ & Baxter's.
AIho, a lurgo lot
of S V RIFLE HATS
at New York rout.
Sae Oar Stock of Neckwear.
Fall line of CLOTHING, SHOES and
DliY GOODS at
Barrington & Baxter's.
aprl dwtf
ROBERTS & BRO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOEMES, PROVISIONS
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes.
Wo se ll FLOUR direct fiom the Villa
in Michigan.
, yai
We have in etock a big supply of
West India Molasses,
which we import direct from the Wes
indies.
Give us a call and see our prices.
ROBERTS & BRO., -
South Front street,
NEW BERNE.
GiiT We Job Gail & Ax's and Loril
ard's Snuff.
eniion, Ladies.
Having just
received a Simple Lot
of the
FINEST PARASOLS,
at a GREAT
REDUCTION,
thorn at
will tell
New York Cost, POSITIVELY,
F CALL EARLY. -JfJ. ;'
M H. S1TLTAK, Agt.
HUMPHREYS'
Dr. IIUMl'HUEVs' Hpecikiok ata ulentl Hi-aII v a ml
carefully prepared prescriptions ; tued tor maiSy
years In private practice with suoeen,and for over
i amy years uaeiiDyuie people, isrery single
cine Is a special cure for the disease named.
These Upeelncs cure without dragging,, purg
lntr or reduclnK the system, and are In fact and
aeea me sovereign remeuiesot tbe World,
usTovraniciFALROs. ccrrs. pbicks.
a fevers, uong8tion, uuiammatinn...
9 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic. .
3 Crying Colic, or Teething of Infants
4 DtarrhniL. of Ohlldren or Adulfai
Ilyaenteryt Griping, BlUous Collo-.
I Cholera Morbus, vomiting......
' Coughs, Cold. Bronchltls.T......
i neuralgia, iooinacne.raceacne.
irlfl
Headaches, BlakHeadacha, Vertigo
jyspepaia, miious momacn...
Happreasedor Palaful Perl
Whites, too Profuse Periods. . .
Croup, Cough, Dlffloult Breathing.. .',
Halt llhenm, Erysipelas, Eruptions.. .'.
eu matin in, tuieumatie rauw...
ever and Agae, Chills, Uahula..
lles Blind or Bleedlna...... i...
9 Catarrh', Influenza, Cold In the Head
O Whooping Cough, Violent Coughs.
j lieneral JlebllUy .Physical Weakness
Lianey juhcbkc.
Nervous
Ocbility .......
....l.i
urinary
Wmkin Wettlnir 1
Ben,
laeases of tlieUeart.Pal Dilation
Sold by Pruggtan, or sent postpaid on receipt
of price. Dr. Huk-hbeyb' Makual, (144 pages)
, ivuij uuuua i ii viu,u tun. innuofi tree.
iiumpureys-aieuiciueuo.iuuruuonut. N Y,
SPECIFICS
All of the above medicinea art for
aie at the drug stores of F. 8. Duffy
and R.. Berry, Middle street, New
eerne, n. cj. '
The Alliance to the Front,
Tiib pRooaaaaiva Farmm, bold. vieHanl.
asgrewive ana progressive. Unas opinions
and expresses tueiu. Forty-eight eolnmna
lLl ThT"1". and Ylrlnt ftateAIH
anosa, Ihe Llvest paper In the Houtbl Goes
'f i". P'"mces irr- North Carolina
and to 24 States. ONK DULLAR AtEAH.
M1VIATIIF llailll U. J M . 1
in,.. , ' . sample oopy. Ad
, . THK PEOGKKSSIVB VARHER
L.t,.Po..K,Kdltor." Jtaleln'N'
' u. ti, urowder, Bnslnert Kanaeer, tf
. 1 1 11 .I.
One Herrings Patent
And Fan ill Make Iroa Safe, No. 7, coat
$125 at factory; two very fine offioa
tiki and Chain; on Copying Preaa-
one American Button Attacbintc Ma
chine for i tore; one vwj bandaoma
Shew Case; all to be given away by
tsiu iK.fi at TrrT iurnjnirea. - msidtf
Next!
Puof. W. B 8HEPAED and comne-
tent aaUtanta in the toneorial art will
tve jou a '(
flair oi.t for SOoenta.
Shampoo 20 "
Shave ..j...... .........10 "
Ua-tton Home Hftiber Shop.
New Bkkkk, n. c.
Stt ok North CaboUwa, - i Bnperior
uravau county, l Court.
Before K. W. Carpenter, Clerk.
Notice of Kotlou to comet Entry .of Jndg-
juwu cut.
has. Btleff ai d other: Plaintiffs, agalnu
Joun r. Hanff. W. H. Hacff. 0. Uubba ind
J.N. Kllourn, DelemlanU.
To U. N. Kllbnrn, Esq.: ' ;
Yon will Dieaaa taaa nouea uirt en Tnu.
day, 12th day of August. Ittvu. at ten 'clock
a.m., the plalutlfla ta the above entitled
action will move before E. W. Carpenter
Oierk of the Buperlor Court ot uravn
county, North Carolina, for leave to correct
and amend, none pro tunc the tranacrint ni
judgment In f he above entitled action and
meenirr oi ute aame upon me judgment
docket of Craven eouuty, eo that said trans
cript and entry of Judgment may conform In
ail respects to the original Judgment ren
dered in the Bnperior court of Wayne
county. North Carolina, on October 18th
1886, before Walter Clark, Judge, and In favor
of Charles Btleff, elal,aealuat John f . Hanff
n . 0, xuuu, viwhuu- auuw una l. pi , Hi l
burn. and yon will further take notloethat
you are required to appear at said time and
place and take sueii action hs yon may be
advlstd, or the relief demanded will be
granted.
'J bis 3Jtn day or June, lgo.
K. W. CARPKNTER.
Clerk of the superior Court.
ViH. E. CI.ABKB and
c. k. Thomas, J a., .
Attestor Plaintiffs. ' j:i ;iOd
. ALDEN'S .
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