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D OURNA A J, VOL. IX,--NO. 214. NEW BERNE. N. C SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. 4tP J BUSINESS LOCALS. T7INB Handkerchief Extracts, Co-JP-lognes, Toilet Waters, Baby Powder extra fine, Powder Bozet and Puffs, Toilet Powders. 4711 Cologne, Toilet BotUee, 8melling Salts Bottles, a com -plete stock of C P. Drugs, new lot of Royal Germatuer and all standard P.tant MedioineB, ar.d Paper and En velopes in boxes it. R J Gooding. J P. IVE3. Armour's Agent for Dressed Meats. Sausage, Pork, Dressed Fowls, Cotned Baef, Con dented Mines Bleat, in cold storage. SCOPPERKONO WINE for the Christmas Holidays line quality at tl 00 per gallon Address W. E. BEOVTN, Vanooboro, N. C. 8 "TEV7 G00D3 just received at ll Churchill & Parker's, such as Miuce Meat, Riieini, Currants, Prunes Citron, Dried Apples, Spices of all kinds, Bologna Siua igea and Northern Siusages, Tripe, etc.. Macaroni and Cheese, Chocolates nod Gelatines. All " of the above are new and fresh: in fact we guarantee all our goods and prices. Just come in once and f ee what we oan do; all we ask is one trial. Very resp Churchill & Parker, Broad et. ROBERTS & BRU. are receiving their fall stock Boots and Shoes, Dry Good j, Groceries and Provisions. They buy at head qu-ti ten and can Rive you Low Prices. au26 rpHE TAYLOR ADJU3TABE SHOE JL for ladies. New and marvelous in vention. Sue simple N. Arpin, j 18 if Opposite Journal Office. "LD PAPES'J for sale i:i any quan titiaa at Journal office. Cold wave comiug. North. Get ready. Very cold A BILL making guardians res ponsible for the pension money of miners ban passed ilio IJonse of Representatives. THE Ways and Muns Commit tee will immediate'v take, inruaures to rectify the oniiesiou of the to bacco rebate at'ciiou from the McKinley bill. The International llailioad Commission, composed of represen tatives from the United States and other American Republics, met in Washington City laxt Thursday. A FRAUDULENT apportionment based npon a fraudulent census wonld be iu thorough kepping with the Republican party. Its states men are never so congenially employed as when working up a fraud. Wilmington Star. When it stands upon such a foundation thero is no limit to the possibilities ot the South, and no man can say how far development shall proceed or how numerous the towns and cities of the South shall become. Manufacturers' Record. The Charlotte News says: "Mr. Robert liayda Lai resigned his position on the Charlotte Chronicle to accept a position in Baltimore, the resignation to take effect in January. It is understood that F. B. McDowell will have charge of the Chronicle, at least temporarily. The New York World says: Senator Vance, of North Carolina, is too able a man and too exper ienced a legislator and debater to be spared from Congress. He may not agree with the farmers at all points, but he will do them more good iu the Senate than any new man whom they can elect. News from Ocala indicates the formation of a new party to be called "The National Union party of America. A Convention has been called. "The effort seems to be to keep the National Farmers' Alliance from inaugurating the new party, and yet to make it the main-basis of-the new national party. '- " Mrs. Mart Turpie, mother of Senator Turpie, was burned to death near Delphi, Ind. last Wed nesday. She was arranging the Are in an old-fashioned fire place, when her clothing was ignited. ..She. was neaily ninety years old. The acoident ' occurred at the time her gifted son was making his great speach , in opposition to the .' Force bill.- - ". ON . Wednesday last Turpie, of Indiana, in a speech opposing -s the passage of the Force bill states - facts which show that the northern people are in no way different from the southern people when it comes to electing proper persons to fill the State and Federal offices and govern the country. In neither section are the negroes allowed the supremacy. There are exceptions to this role in the South, bnt none in the North, where hundreds of thousands of negroes are treated with supreme contempt. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Dr. Kino Royal Qermetuer. H. 0. Whitehub8T Farm for sale. Cotton. New Berne market Sales of 7 bales at 7 to 8.25. Sales for the week 497 bales against 883 same week last year. Garret Moye, a colored man, while orossing the railroad bridge about 8 o'clock last night, fell into the river and was drowned. It is (aid he was intoxicated. The force of hands at work on the macadamized road have finished laying the large drain tile at the Pollock, Broad and Qieen street oroaeings, and are now at work at Neuse street. An other foroo of hands is getting out the shell rock for the additional layer to be plaotd on the road. Our stirring Broad street gro:er, Mr. E. B. Haokburn, has been making prep arations for a still larger business. He has added sixty feet to bit store in length, and put in a handsome full length glass front that adds much to the appearance of his already neat and attractive store. Several of the State papers are dis cussing what kind of an oyster law ought to be passed at the a;proaching session of our State Legislature. Re' member that the majority of its mem bers do not understand oyster culture ana might ao tneir best and still pass an unsatisfactory law. So those who do understand it and are interested therein ought to see to it that such a bill as they desire is framed, presented to the legislature and urged to enaofr ment. If you are not willing to take thii trouble there should be no com plaint made if the action ot the legisla ture should be different from what you prefer. Another Generous Gift. The Y. M. C. A. library has been con siderably augmented by the addition of forty-six valuable books of referenoe mineralogioal. agricultural, forestry and census reports and other works kindly donated by Dr. L. C Vass. Through the liberality of the citizens of New Berne the members of this as sociation have been enabled to hand somely fit up and furnish their rooms at a oost of nearly 9500, in a style that is very gratifying to them and credit able to the town. They have put in a splendid gymnasium outfit, numerous pure and interesting games, and excel lent bath tubs whloh are always conve niently supplied with both oeld and hot water, and they are grateful to all who by substantial encouragement and aid have assisted them in obtaining these oommodions quarters and delightful equipments. Church Services Today. Centenary M. E. Ohuroh Kev. B. A, Willis, pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:15 p. ro., oonduoted by the pastor. Young men's prayer meeting at 0:15 a. m. Sunday-sohool at 8 p.m.. J. K. Willis, sup't. Prayer meeting on Thursday night at 7:15 o'olock. The publio are oordially invited to attend these services. Church of Christ, Hanoook street L. Ohestnutt, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:15 p. m. Sunday-sohool at 8 p. m., B. H. Helton, Sup't. Youag men's prayer meeting at 9 a. m. Weekly prayer meeting every Thursday night at 7:80. A cordial invitation is extended to ail to attend these services. Presbyterian Church-Services at 11 a. m. and 4 p. tn., oonduoted by Kev. B. P. Pell, of Wilson. The publio are oordially invited to these services Sunday school at 8:15 p. m., William Hollister, cupertntendent. Christ Church-Rev. T. M. N. George, rector. Second Sunday in Advent. Early celebration 8 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon 11 a. m. Evening prayer sermon 7)80 p. m. A cordial in itation is extended to the publio to at tend these services. Attentive ushers. Sunday sohool at the obapel 9:80 a. m., and at the ohuroh 8:80 p. m. Baptist Church Services at 11 a. m., Sunday-sohool at 8 p. m.,0. C.Clark, T. M. O. A. Serrloes this afternoon at&Volook, to be oonduoted by W. VL Rountree. Sabjeoi, "How we give, not what we give.?' Ex. 85: 4-9, 21-84 Haik 13: 4i-t4. The young men are earnestly requested to 'come oat, and i all strangers will be welcomed. - Meeting of County Commissioners, Board convened at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Dao. 2, 1890. Present: Bryan, Cleve, Small wood, Meadows and Lane. Ordered, That the offioial bond ten dered by E. W. Carpenter to the beard of commissioners for the offloe of Clerk of the Superior Court, beginning the first Monday in December, 1893, having been oarefully considered by said board, and the said board of commissioners having disapproved of the same, the said office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Craven county is hereby declared vacant. Ordered further, That the chairman of this board is hereby instructed to inform the Hon. Fred. Phillips, Judge of the 2d jud cial distriot of North Caro ina, that a vacancy exists in the offloe of the Clerk of the Superior Court of (.'raven county, occasioned by the die approval and rejection by the board of commissioners of said county of the of flcial bond tendered by E. W. Carpenter for said offloe. Ordered, That the offioial bond ten dered by Henry J. Levick to the board of commissioners for the offloe of County Surveyor of Craveu oounty, beginning the first Monday iu Deeember, 1890, having been carefully considered by said board, and the said board of com- missioners having disapproved of and rejected the same, the said offloe of County Survejor is hereby declared vacant. Ordered further, That Qeo. S. Wilcox be and is hereby appointed to fill the vacanoy this day deolared to exist in the office of County Surveyor of Craven county, and that he be allowed until the first Monday in January, 1891, to pre sent his bond for said office. Ordered, That the official bond ten dered by Geo. Green, jr., to the board of commissioners for the offloe of Regis ter of Deeds of Craven oounty, begin ning the first Monday in December, 1800. having been carefully considered by said board, and the said board of commissioners having disapproved of and rejeoted the same, the said office of Register of Deeds of Craven oounty is hereby deolared vacant. Ordered further, That James W. Biddle be and is hereby appointed to fill the vacancy this day deolared to exist in the office of Register of Deeds of Craven county, occasioned by the disapproval and rejection of the official bond tendered for said offloe by Geo Green, jr. Ordered further, That, the clerk of this board is hereby instructed to notify the said James W. Biddle of his ap pointment of Register of Deeds of Cra ven county, and that he be allowed un til the first Monday in January, 1891, to present his bond for said office. Ordered, That the offioial bond ten dered by A. G. Oden to the board of commissioners for the office of Coroner of Craven county, having been carefully considered by said board, and the said board of commissioners having disap proved of and rejected the tame, the said office of Coroner of Craven county ii hereby declared vaoant. Ordered further, That Dr. Frank W. Hughes be and is hereby appointed to fill the vacanoy this day declared to ex ist in the offloe of Coroner of Craven oounty, occasioned by the disapproval and rejection of the offioial bond ten. dered for said offloe by A. G. Oden. Ordered further, That the olerk of this board be and is hereby instructed to notify the said Dr. Frank W. Hughes of his appointment of Coroner oi Craven eounty, and that he is allowed until the first Monday in January, 1891, to pre sent his bond for said offloe. Ordered, That the bond of Thos. Dan iels for the office of Treasurer of Craven oounty having been approved, Commis sioners Meadows, Small wood, Cleve, Lane and Bryan voting to aooept the same, the olerk of this board is hereby instructed to notify said Daniels of the acceptance of bis bond, and to appear before the chairman of this board and subscribe to the oath of office as re quired by law. Ordered that the official bond ten dered by Judge P. Stanly for the office of Constable of No. 8 township, in the county of Craven for the term begin ning on the first Monday in December, 1890, having been approved, oommis sioners Meadows, Small wood, Lane and Bryan voting to acoept the same, the olerk of this board is hereby instructed to notify said Stanly of the acceptance of his bond and to appear before the chairman of this board and subsoribe to the oath of office as required by law. Ordered that Eugene Tuoker haying been appointed to the offloe of Standard Keeper of Craven oounty, and his bond having been approved, commissioners Meadows, Smallwood, Cleve, Lane and Bryan having voted to aooept the same, the olerk of this board is hereby is struoted to notify Said Tuoker of the aooeptance of hit bond and to appear b fore the chairman of this board and subscribe to the oath ot office as re quired by law. Ordered that O. S. Bee ton, having been appointed Wood Inspector for the city of New Berne for the term be ginning Deoember 1, 1890, and his bond for the sans having been approved, commissioners Meadows, Smallwood, Cleve, Lane and Bryan having voted to aooept the same, the olerk of this board is hereby instructed to notify said Beoton of the aooeptance of his bond and to appear before the chairman of this board and subsoribe to the oath of offloe as required by law. Ordered that the bond of Allen Mur rill tendered for the offloe of Constable of township No. 8, of the county of Craven, having been approved, com missioners Lane, Cleve, Smallwood and Bryan voting to aooept the same, the clerk of this board is hereby instructed to notify said Murrill of the aoceptanoe of his bond and to appear before the chairman of this board and subscribe to the oath of offloe as required by law. Ordered that the bond of Dennis Lee, tendered for the office of Con stable of No. 7 township of the county of Craven, having been approved, com missioners Lane, Cleve. Smallwood and Bryan voting to accept the same, the clerk of this board is hereby instructed to notify said Lee of the acceptance of his bond and to appear before the chair man of the board and subscribe to the oath of office as required by law. Ordered that the valuation of proper ty listed by alary Ann Stark ey be re duced from $450 to $350, by reason of an error. Ordered that the report of Jno. A. Richardson, Begister of Deeds for pub lic funds received by him during the period commencing November 15, 1889, and ending November 15, 1890, is re ceived and the olerk is ordered to file samp. Board took a recess until three o'clock p. m, Board convened at three o'clock p. m. Present, Bryan, Smallwood, Cleve and Lane. Oidered, R. P. Williams, recently elected to the offloe of Sheriff of Craven county for the term beginning on the first Monday in December, 1890, having failed to tender to the board of oom missioners of Craven county, the official bonds for said offloe as required by law, sxoept the prooess bond for $5,000, which is hereby disapproved and re jected, the said board of commissioners do hereby declare the said office of Sheriff of Craven oounty vacant. Oidered further, that Wm. B. Lane be, and he is hereby, appointed to fill the vaoancy this day deolared to exist in the office of Sheriff of Craven coun ty, occasioned by the failure of the said R. P. Williams to give the offioial bond for said office as required by law. Ordered further, that the olerk of this board is hereby instructed to notify the said Wm. B. Lane of his appointment as Sheriff of Craven oonnty, and that he is allowed until the first first Monday in January, 1891, to present his bond for said office. Ordered, Dr. Frank W. Hughes haying deolined the appointment ten dered him by this board to the offloe of Coroner of Craven oeunty, creating a vaoanoy in the said offloe of Coroner, Dr. B. S. Primrose is hereby appointed to fill the vaoancy. Ordered further, that the clerk of this board notify Dr. Primrose of his ap pointment, and that he is allowed until the first Monday ia January, 1891, to tender his bond for the said offloe as re quired by law. Ordered that tne Sheriff, is hereby notified that the fees paid to the Crier of the court shall not exoeed one dollar per day while on duty as said oourt Crier. Ordered that E. E. Quidley be, and is. nereDy appointed janitor for the term of two years beginning on the first Monday in ueoomoer, low, All Constables who have not given bond will be allowed until the first Monday in January, 1891, to file the same Claims allowed, and the board ad journed. Get lour Pension Honey. The following names can get their money by applying at the office of the Begister of Deeds of this oounty James Brinkley $17 50 John Collins 85.50 Joseph Frenoh 71 00 O.U. Butler 17.75 Silas Fuloher 53 25 Henry Gasklns 85.50 A. a Hart 53 25 H. T. Gmsklns 71.00 W. M.Nobles 85.50 85 60 85 50 Haywood Biggs.. T. B. Boose L. O. Roust. 9 ...... ...... 17.75 17.75 17.75 17 75 D. A. Taylor B.E.Whitford. Abnef .Wetherlngton ... Mary E Spear v Oioie Dtinn.....w Mahala Barriogton... Holland A. Avery 17 75 1775 1775 17.75 Children Cry for Pitcher's Castprla: Personal. Dr. Chas. Duffy, sr., of Cathaiine Lake, Onslow county, who has been visiting his sons, Drs. Daffy, of hew Berne, returned home yesterday. Mr. Geo. N. Ives left for a Northern business trip. Mr. R. B. Nixon left for a bueincs trip to Raleigh. Mr. A. L. Follett, of Durham, who has been in the city a short while, re turned home. Rev. R. P. Pell, of Wileon, N. C , far med last night and will fill the Preely terian pulpit this morning and after noon. Miss Hannah S. Allen, of Pa' en1, Ya., oame in to spend sometime w ith ber relatives in the city. Mr. Courtlandt Babcock at.! r.ife, of New York city, are in the city. Mr. Babcock is a prominent banker, lh ii South a short while for sport. Mr. E. Shaw and wife, of Ya!o, Mass., are at Hotel Albert spend in,? a while South for recreation. SHIPPING Ni: AKU1YEP, Steamer Vesper, of the E. C. 1) lie with cargo general merchandise. Steamer Howard from Trenton cargo cotton. Steamer Nettio W., from Kiuntou. Steamer Carolina from Griftou wi'.'i oargo cotton and passengers. Steamer Neuse, of the E. O. 1). lip .-. IN l'ORT. Schooner Aldie Ileuiy, Ci;. Wm. Hill. CLKAKF.D. Steamer Stout, of the Clyde lino, ith oargo cotton, lumber, naval t-ionu and canned goods. NOTKS. Steamer Eaglet, of ths E. C. D. liw. will arrivo today. Steamer Nettio W. will sail Monday at 9 o clock for Kineton and NeUie river landings. Steamer Vesper, of the E. C. D. lint will sail at i o'olock p. m. Monday. Steamer Neuse, of the E. C. D. lim will sail Wednesday afternoon a: C 'clock. Since the War in Hip Sunny Noulh. SKETCHES AND IVEMS This is the title of a handsome li: ile volume from the press of Ureon, Ihnke and Gregory, Norfolk, Va., and v, ri'.ten by Mrs. H. Murphy. Ihe work is not pretentious, yet in teresting; the proee material is inspired more especially, by sceneu and inci dents in Mississippi, Florida and North Carolina, and is mainly a description id the social life and peculiarities of th? people, threaded together in intertjetinx narrative form, and aro especially kind and approving. That portion of the book that i:.'.. with North Carolina starts at Aslifville-, and by easy stages reaches and takej io. from mountain to seaboard, the princi pal towns and cities, reachirjg our own oity where the author sojourned for more than a year. This journey is not a mere tr vcer description, but introduces an interest ing character wbo descnbis irrophicaliy the most saliect features of our Statu and people, socially, historically, scenically and commercially. The ref erences to our own city are of especial interest to readers of the Joi unal, and except for an occasional anachrt uirm in referring to our early hitory are vory interesting. There are many well written poems on a variety of subjects, one being writ ten especially about New Berne, and it, together with other references to our people, is fervid in its praise of their hospitality and courtesy. The many kindnesses shown the author during her residence hero evi dently made a deep and lasting impres sion upon a generous and appreciative nature, and it finds earnest expression in this volume. The limit that might be reasonably expected from the courtesy of the Journal editor will not permit a notice of sufficient length to do full justice to the book, and hence we refer those wishing to know more of it to Mrs. Susan F. Stanly, who is the author's friend and agent, from whom the book may be procured. X&min-. For Sale, Two Twin Reversible Eogioea-12x30 new cylinders; balance in good order. James Redmond, Sec & Treas. N. &T. R. S. B. Co. sep26 tf After all, the best way to know the real merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla ii to try it yourself. Be sure to get liood's' 1 Fine Farm For Sale, On easy terms to young farmers, who have team and year's proviaiors clear of debt. Low for cash. Ths well known Starkey MoDaniel Place. Apply to H. O, WHITEHURST, deo7 dltwtf Attorney at Law. For Sale, One House and Lot on Craven street, opposite Court House. Household and Kitchen Furniture. One fine Piano, one Horse, one new Folding Top Buggy, one light Double Seated Vehiole with oanopy top. For further information apply to dec2 dwlm W. M. A3HER. A gentleman called at my store today to buy two pair of shoes, and wanted to tako them up tor his wife to look at them. iys the proprietor, "If yea want tin rn you must pay for them, and if ih'.'y Jon't it you can get your money tick." The gentleman went off vo.-y miu'a indignant. Now, gear ilemen. if ycu want Big Ike's goods yea mu.n pay tor them before you e,n ry tiiCr.i off. Bishcp's Gamphorino. bei "fall Cosmetics for the COM. ri:.i. : and 1. 11. SKIN. CHAPPED HANDS, FACE liul"iHXKSS OF THB l.adii - u i,l iiu 1 u ln-epa the FACE AND llANL.s Jl'i' AND .vMOOTU during th roughest v. . at lu r. ( .entUmen will nod it u I'KI.l' .I1TITI, .U'l'I.k'ATlOV AFTER StlAVIM sni;;;Ni'. V: v 1 rsiM J. i i : i ! i' rRi:i;yr CHAPPING and I' I V. m;i x, druggist, B. . uud at all of the I'd; HOP U'n, , Proprietor, linton, D. C. I. EXCHANGE AM) LIVERY. Street U i 1 i N i . .M. . C ,i r ' e fi '. : r-vjrr.r-d from the West with . i.Ji of HOUSES and MULES. a fitii- lot of Buggies, Road :d ilirnt'cr". nil of which will be LOW AS THE LOWEST. I t'a:i to cento and see him before r it tta i. Don iil iliii;,' ; Feedi! ep-NM-iliy. nov27 dwtf aoQidi insurance ! OLD LINE COMPANY. y u: lamra-.cu will be issued on I'.:ri.ieri. cf m SI.000 I Twelve Months. JL- Oi No Assessment! ! u i'.i cause to be paid Tl:i:i pjl.c ie.tth from Accident. Vl.O'JU ill i f: -if (j i:i ev.'. (.; iueb cf both arms, both i eyes. no arm, one leg, or oiij rvo. A!eo iniTcmnity for time in case of tojng di.r.hli.d by Accident. No i-.ieilijsl onitruinatlon required. Monti: Tako out an aooident policy. william H. Oliver, Ineuranoe Agent. C. nov30evsun4t Stnir Blanche for Sale. Se-yi iin -iiva feet long, 18 feet wide .11: drr.uRht 0 inches loaded, ''.'I l ilies cf cotton, and regis :. O.niici House 47 tons gross, 28 .rr: ;!(.! i.e.: ,;x:euf-'.a to carry passengers, and n'.'('rii:)i;i..idaiffi 100 on excursions. Re built i:i October, 18S9. Joiner work ami -ill-hir.fi entirely now, hull made as to -d fi. li'jr. . Engine and boiler re built, nil v-.-iiinu and destructible parta renewed: li.-'-v crown sheet and tttbaa ti bu:.i. T jiefc cti'd November 87, 14J. r.nd !: ".nsed to carry 86 pounds stcni.i pro5uro. Propeller 48 inches, eugir.o 10x10 cylinder, upright boiler 7 feet by 00 inchee.. of 5 1G iron, tensile Htrcruth -VJ.OGO pounds. Fully tejutppud throughout, according to law and in p- rfect running order, the L-lanchu is tplondidly adapted to river rmd creek trade, to light draught nayl- cation anywhere, and has shown flae towinfj capacity. She ia offered for Kalo on reauunuLla terms, and at a very low price. for further information apply to James lia so, Sec' & Treas, New Berne, N. O bllgo l&Wti I OODS JUST EECEIVED. Stacy Adams & Co.'s : Shoes. J Jac. Means' Shoes. The Diamond Shirt, all 1 sizes. . , . For tho next 30 days we will StU ft --4' good Too. nnlatindried shirt for fOo.i sizrt 11 to 1GL ... . ..'- Full droHH Pique and Satine Bososs) " Shirts for 1.25, worth $2.00.. i?4 Stein, Bloch & .Gofl y Tailor Made (Hollitejf,:"''' A full line of Samf ; from Rogers, Peet K A Dt guaranteed. .... ;WS-' A new lot of Flat Top Camse ". . ered Trunks, Valises and SoewlStrejsV Carpets. Oil Cloth and Bugs. : Jum; ;; j. n. mim.-up r.f , v- . , 1 ' M t-T