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Daily tlS VOL. IX.--NO. 215. NEW BERNE, N. C., TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. Tie QURNAL BUSINESS LOCALS. rpHE Indies to whom I loaned my JL umbrella Sunday la front of Mr. 8nellinge' store will ptewe return it to me at my home or theBegietrar'sofflof . 1( J. A. RlCHARDSOlT. JF. IVES, Armour's Agent for Pressed Meat, Sausage, Pork. Dressed Fowls, Comd Beef , Candented Mince Meat, in oold storage. SCOPPERSONO WINE for the Christmas Holidaj g floe quality at 91 00 per gallon Addreaa W. E. 6B0WS, Vanoeboro, N. U. 8 "VTEW QOOD3 just reoeived at lY Churohill & Parker's, euoh at Mince Meat, Riinim, Currants, Prunes. Citron, Dried Apples, 8pioes of all kinds, Bologna Siuanges and Northern Sausages, Tripe, etc.. Maoaroni and Cheese, Chocolates and Gelatines. All of the above are new and fresh; In f aot we guarantee all our goods and prices. Just come in onoe and nee what we oan do; all we ask is OSK tril. Very resp Churchill & Pahkeb, Broad st. ROBERTS & BRO. are receiving their fall stock Boots and Shoes, Dry Good J, Groceries and Provisions. They buy at headquarter and can dive you Low Prioes. au26 THE TAYLOR ADJUSTABE SHOE for ladies. Naw and marvelous in venti m. See sample. N. Arphn, j 18 tf Opposite Journal Office. OLD PAPER i for said in any quau tities at Journal office. refused to Instruct the clerk as to the mode of making up the roll of the next Legislature, and the probability is the Legislature will be Democratic and a Democrat will be elected to succeed Chandler. "The Sioux their arms. Indians sleep on Pittsburg, Pa., had a tire on labt Friday resulting in the loss ot $210.000. THERE ure $87,000 000 more in circulation now th,.n at the same time last year. THE Secretary of the Navy has named , the steel cruiser, now in course of construction at Norfolk, "Tho Raleigh." A LEADING trade paper, the Southern Tobacco Journal now printed at Danville, Va., will be removed to Winston, N. O. THE National Alliance Conven tion adopted a resolution declaring the census regarding niortages of farm lands to be inacurate. Prof. Koch is to be commended for bavins refused to receive a monev comDensation, for bin d is- covery, from the German Govern meat. The Washington Star says: Republican Senators who favor the election bill are not much dis turbed over the fact that the Farmers' Alliance has condemned the measure. They say it was nothing more than tbey expected from "an organization composed almost exclusively of Southern anti-administrationists,"and which they term "the Democratic annex." It is evident that the majority in the Senate propose to pass the bill as soon as possible. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Db. Kino Royal Germetuer. J. A. Richardson Umbrella wanted 0ing to the disagreeable weather yesterday only nine bales of cotton were sold during the day. The ladies of the Auxiliary are re queated to meet at the Collegiate Insti tute this afternoon at five o'clock Messrs. M. H. Sultan and E. Dannen burg have purchased two oar loads ot mules. Tbey will be down on the freight train today. Hancock Street Methodist Church, which was organized about a year ago, raised 9700 this year, an average of over $14 per year for all the members who belonged to the church at the be ginning of iho year. The LaGrange Spectator savs: "The Trustees of the M. E. Church here have bought the Davis building for the pur pose of using it some additions. tinuous succession for a long period. We have green peas in April and May, and also a fall crop of them that lasts until the middle of November. Straw berries, etc., thrive and oan be pro duoed in abundance. In fact almost anything that oanners want oan be grown here, and our truckers and farmers stand ready to raise whatever crop they need. The facility and rapidity with which New Berne products can be placed in the best marketa is a very important point that should be carefully consid ered. Our railroad and its connections cater to the wishes of our truckers and other shippers. So also do our three lines of steamers, and they vie with each other in their efforts to give satisfac tory service, and stand ready and eager to Increase their capacity as fast as it is rendered necessary. Our latest addi tion, the magnificent steamer Neuse, of the E. C. D. line, which "commences work tomorrow, is as fine a steamship as plies regularly in Southern waters Grand as these transportation facilities are, they are to be still, further in' creased. Another railroad is even now being built. What more can ba hoped for at one spotr A profuse supply of raw mate rial, oystors, vegetables and small frnite; ample, cheap and rapid shipping accommodation!! rail and water, steam era and sail vessels. If the contem plated move is accomplished, New Berne is the place for it. Another Large Potato Yield. Mr, B. F. Stilley, who lives in Pitt county near the Craven oounty line in the vicinity of Jolly Old Field, saw the Journal aooount of a splendid crop of sweet potatoes beiDg raised on a pieoe of ground after a crop of Irish potatoes had been gathered from it and he in forms us of the success that he met with. lie raised only one crop on his land, but he gathered 450 bushels of sweet potatoes from an acre and used CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. December 3, 1890. Board met pursuant to adjournment Wednesday evening at Si o'clock, and on motion took a recess until Friday, Deo. 5, 1890. Board mat Friday night with Mayor in chair and Councllmen Whitty, Dunn, Cosby, Slover, Lovick and Miller present. Flnanoe committee reported unfavor able to the Patterson proposition and the board concurred in their report and refused to allow the rebate asked for. Police committee reported cost of uniforms to be $100, and the board ap propriated the extra $10 cost over original estimate. Wharves and docks committee report ed work on brick wall had been fin ished-and bulkbeada built at wharf fool of South Front street. Committee on streets and pumps re ported progress on boiler for wells, and also stated that arrangements for shells would be made at once, and were al lowed until next meeting to report in the bridge matter. Cemetery committee reported that marl was being placed in the walks of the cemetery, which would save con- eiberable time to the sexton, and also reported completion of fenoe ordered by board. Committee on ordinances and licenses reported unfavorable to the petition asking the exclusive privilege of post ing bills, and also recommended the enforcement of ordinance in regard to street display of goods, which reports were adopted by the board. Marshal's report as follows read and received: We have made 21 arrests during the month, all convicted. Fines collected 5 00 Coit collected 54.70 Back oost collected 16.40 1R. TASS INSTALLED. THE NEW PASTOR OF THE FIRST PRES-LY- TERUN CHURCH IN SAVANNAH. Rev. L. C. Vass, D.D , was installed pastor of the First Presbyterian chur i Sunday, Nov. 30. The installation i- u mony was at the morning service. The church was crowded, and nearly every congregation in the oitywas represent ed. Rev. Paul F. Brown of Brunswk-k preaohed the installation sermon, and after it eame the installation ceremony. Rev. N. Kefl Smith of Darien delivered the charge to the pastor and also tin- obarge to the congregation. The charge to the pastor was bap..'.! upon at. aul a words to iimo;ri v Preaoh the Word." It was an earne. t and devout appeal to the new pastor to adhere strictly to God's word in bin teachings. The congregation and es pecially the elders of the chu c'.i vrcre exhorted to uphold the pss or ia his work, giving him that assistance which he has a right to expect, and without which the church cannot accomplish the greatest good. Dr. Vass, who occupied a pew through the service, stood during ti e delivery of the charge, after which he took his place in the puli k. Tha clio.r sang the installation hiiiii, and the new pastor delivered iho beaedicti.: after which the congregation cxu ivit J him the right hand of fellowship. T;,r services throughout were derp'y i- pressive. Dr. Vass will proach his (iret fl' rtz n as pastor of the churoh next Sund..v morning. It was expected by wouW preach last night, but instead Rev. Mr. Smith occupied the night. Savi.nrxih News. A a i.i! .: .-a called at my store today to Lu : a o i i.. : shoes, and wanted to up for bis wife to look at tide tn in t in ,t.. none exoept home-made manures, and for a parsonage with he intends to bring some of the finest When completed It potatoes to the Fair with a statement of will be a handsome little residence." Mr. C. E. Foy 's brother, Mr. J. O. Foy , p roprietor of the Twin-City Daily, of Winston, has purchased the Western Sentinel of the same city and will con- the yield. He says his neighbors have likewise raised enormous crops and Total $70 10 One half of the above cost, $35.55, was deduoted for my fees, the balance. $4U.ou, was paid to the treasurer. John M. Harqkt, City Marshal. Mayor's report as follows read and received: Gentlemen I have the honor to re have more than they know what to do port the police condition of the city ith. Kod . 1 here is very little d isorder and Root crope possess advantages in "i?" "eJ -f "re ocu"enoe- L - l l ill n ll lr l ll u rrifinrn nr rw ri vt a rvi n n r i im solidate the two papers. The Sentinel Bome respects over ordinary field orope. p08ed fines to the amount of $5 00, and Will the Democratic tidal wave never Btop! Dover, New Ilamp ahire, elected a Democratic Mayor last Thursday, for the first time in thirty years. Senator Quay is opposed to the Force bill, and predicts that if " it Is . passed New York will go Democratic in 1892 by from 50.000 to 100.000 majority. Delamater & Co., bankers at r Meadville, l'a., nave maae an assignment. George W. Delama ter, defeated candidate for Gover nor, of Pa., was the Tresidentof - w the bank. was the second oldest paper in North Carolina. The steamer Neuse will leave her dock this morning at 9 o'clock for a six hours' sail down Neusa river to the light house arriving back about three o'clock. Only those holding tickets for themselves and families will be per mmea on ooara, ana tbey are re quested to present their tickets at the gangway. We understand that a petition has been put in circulation in opposition to the appointment cf W. M. Watson to the clerkship of Craven oounty. In accordance with custom and Demo cratic principles, Mr. Watson is en titled to the position, and he is unfaith ful who does not use his influence for Mr. Watson's appointment. The corn- Put potatoes at the low valuation of costs amounting to $65 80. twenty-five cants per bushel (which is C. A. Battle, Mayor below the average prioe) and Mr. City Attorney and Mayor reported Stilley 's crop would have brought over unfavorable to allowing damages to Mr. one hundred dollars to the acre. We Whitford, and the board concurred are told that ten or hiteen dollars would be in excess of the average out lay per acre on sweet potatoes. This being the case, Mr. Stilley would have had one hundred dollars left after pay ing tbo expense of raising his potatoes eveu at the price we have mentioned. The matter of amendments to oharter was referred to City Attorney and ordl nance committee. Petition of W.llia Rose to be relieved of poll tax was granted. Bills allowed, exoept Electrio Light Co., returned. Matter ot painting Could vou exDeot a corn croD to nearlotnoe was referred to Clerk for estimate equal this? Compare it with cotton. I and report. A five hundred pound bale to the acre! is a good average. Say that it sells for I 10 cts per pound which is a high prioe, and it would bring only $50, and out of this the expenses would have to be 1 paid, and as cotton is an expensive! oropthe net profit would be exceedingly I Minutes read and approved. S. H. Lank, Clerk. O. A. Battle, Mayor. 7 .-. Judge Frederick Phillies 3 holding hie laBt court as Superior Court Judge. He will retire to ! private, life with the respect of his countrymen, sustained by the con clQUSnest of duty performed. They now say that there has been a Conference with the Irish Nationalists and Gladstone which . r has resulted in an agreement fav orable to the Irish cause. It is Vbelelved that this will force the ,7 retireofent of Parnell. A Great Cotton House Goes to the Wall. New Orleans, Deo. 6. The cotton missioners took this view and so have .j .u . , .u.... I house of V. & A. Meyer suspended I small auu tuo Kivaa icoiuio vm v auuuk ., ! .... u" o. ' ... J"?4 babUitle aggregating innirnn rii iiiin ia i nH fin i nru nn r. nu a inn (inn -i i. mm n nns mi. ; ma "w f,vl,w v" w W,OW,UW, BQU used! o,uuu. xniB IB . . lii i 1 J 1 . a. a. a , 1 p.rannol I poiaweB. 1 roe tnira largest oowun uouse in me . . I Annthnr d vnntfttro that tha nntaknicounwj uo wh luppwea ig Dooueoi nr. u. a. dot leit vesteraav moraine i r 1 .u. m... ..u . for a Southern bosinesa trip, and Col. crop possesses ovsr cotton Is that cotton exteB,,oa tnd say Uey wiU pay doUar John D. Whitford for a business trip to has to be sold,no matter what the prioe U for dollar. The recent financial panio 0.1.1,1. The potatoes could be utilizsd in the and tht decline In prioe of cotton each B 1. . . a. .- .. .. I H a jfl ah... In tha VAMtilt. n w m . u 1 ramiiv at noma ma in laeainir icoce. i . uaps. w. vy. uarrawsy, 01 tne newsi 7 inis is true aiso 01 corn, out me domkks that can be raised on a piece of ground ro rat runm uut. will go vastly further in feeding than LONDON, Deo. 6.-The reply of Glad and Observer, la in the sity. We had the pleasure of a call y ester day from our genial brother quill- driver, Mr. O. B. Felton, of the Beau' fort Seaside. , AbotjT; seventy-five Alliance .men have signed a call for a National Conference of all labor r organization, to be held in Oincin .r-. batl on the ; 23d of nxt February, ' for the purpose of forming - S Nallobat Union party. ' The Wilmington Star of Satur- day says: "In yesterday's session of the National Alliance, at Ooala, jTa report was adopted- favoring the ' - consolidation of the National Farm- ' era' Alliance and Industrial Union : and "the Farmers' Mutual Benefit Association. .4 .. - Chandler has been jebuked at home. Ifle succeeded in getting ' the Governor : to call the Legisla tare together; but that body refused "Oo follow the advice of Chandler. It money off very y "'.! hi., e.uij t'.n All: II SKIN 5f tt.e proprietor, "if you :i v : must pay for them, and .v. '. .ui-. you can get yo Tbo gantleman went icdignact. Now, gen want Big Ike's goods f j.- them before you a : . r.iU'jii f y. a 1 v,y 'USB Oamphorino. " ('o'nut'cs for the COM "HAPPED HANDS, FACE ..l;UN'KSS OF THE I... !. HAV r-'ii, s' ;;i:: I : : ! r .: !. -q the FACE AND i AM) sXUoTH during tha r. ('i-ntliuien will find It Mi: I. APPLICATION AFTER KL.LM' CHAPPING and ; !' s, druggist, R. .iu.1 at all of the 1 !:';!' V;bl Piciprietor, unton, U. 1 i i . r . Jop, SHUTIXii NEM ARRIVED, Steamer Defiance, of the ClyiK Steamer Esglet, of the E. C. D. line, with cargo general merchandise. Steamer Nettie W., from Kir.tH;,n. with cargo ootton and naval Btorts. Steamer Liura from Kinetoa nt.d Neuse river landingfi v.-ith coU..n b;.ij naval stores. Steamer Vanccboro. from Vtnn t !.c ro. with cargo cotton and phinU'9. Steamer Cobb from Vaiictb r v. lii; cargo cotton. Steam bargo Wm. K. McCabe, 0i t. E, B. Williams to load with IutlIat at Blade Bros. Schooner Tillie O. Cruse, C:.pt uandy, or ixorroitt, witii carvo puit ur E. K. Bishop. Schooner rienrietta Iliil, Capt. Smith. Schooner E K. Wilson, Cspt. I Lupton. Schooner Carrie lar-non, ( Murphy. Schooner U)bert M;AH I' r, t'aj Morris. IN PORT. Schooner Aidie Henry, Chpt Hill. CLKAltlCI). Steamer Vesper, of the E. C. 1). with cotton, lumber and naval ttor'. Steamer Howard for Trenton, w;!b oargo general merchandise. Steamer Carolina for Orift u . NOTE9 Steamer Newbsrne. of tho O. U. lino, will arrive this morning and psil at 13 m. Steamer Defiicce, of this Clyt'e lii.r, will sail tonight. Steamer Cobb will sail this morning at 7 o'clock for Grifton. Steamer Vanceboro will sail for Vanooboro at 3 o'olock. A:--. 11 '.3 .1; .1, .L. I. 1). !1 I rnj.:iH'' : lt Ji: '.' A." ! to i- XGEAKGE AND VERY. Btreet 1 from the West with HOUSliS and MULES, lut of Buggies, Road j. all of which will be 1 lilE LOWEST. !i;o and see him before li-.Iiy. nov27dwtf ip' W;-i. : llli', Ctni.v Blanche for Sale. '. -.v.-. i'.Mt long, 18 feet wide i. iir.niKi-1 inches loaded, iiu :.!.:.! of cotton, and regis 1 '1: ' : i Ilouae 47 tons gross, 28 '.i:?'M ! carry passengers, and !'.'... PJ on excursions. Re- t.r, 1S9. Joiner work :::ir'h- new, hull made as i- HI V.-. Eu,;iuo and boiler re-.-z i.r: J destructible parts v. . v.r . n.isn sheet and tubes 1 l.ipittid November 37, 11 : , lo carry 86 pounds M'.rin-. r.-opeller 48 inches. !'' "iil i Ii:; ier. upright boiler 7 ij..-1'i-j. of 5 16 iron, tensile ' 'i'J.01 0 LOUiidd. Full) ' iiu.pptd throughout, according t l:;w in perfect running order, the t'.'.ar., i f ji.'t ndidly adapted to river "i. 1 i-'.-cl: trftdo, to light draught nayl- t i --1 s.i.y where, end has shown fine 10v.il,.: i .p.r ity. She is offered for ia:j on 1, ... .n.'.ll terms, and at a very low price. i'Vr fu.tlor information apply to J U!:nM )Ni. Hoc' & Treas, :(.. n In.. lt-S'J, utOf.i:: fci-t I. t I.Ul:).! 3 H .Mi tSLilV ay Important Agitation. There Is said to be a movement on foot among a number of oanners to get their faotories located tosether at some '" nge aepreseniatiTes, nn.Ml.t .n th.t Naar R I. fa.nr. WASHINGTON, V. U. JU60. D.-UlerS w ... ' I 1I.DL tk. DAn.. a! rnn..n ably considered as the place. If it is -w" decided to carry out this scheme of 1 .1 rT . r 1 its yield of corn would. And another I jm WM by Natlonabta advanUge of potatoes over corn is that wltn 68l rDluse. He dsolares that hogs can be turned into the patch and I he is in favor of any Home Rule project save the expense and trouble of gather- if Parnell shall retire. The sexton an- iog and housing the crop, which is an nounced at noon that unless he was out important item. I of his seat by 6 o'clock this afternoon he would be put oat. A Local Item of Interest to a'cw Berneans. Mrs. Cullen A. Battle, cf this ci;y, states that after suffering for many months with neuralgia she was advised by friends to try Dr. King's R072I Germetuer, when ehe purchased one bottle, which eutirely relieved her, ar.d oonfiently believes a few bottler vi ill oure any c.sa of the same. concentration we cordially invite and urge a fair and fall investigation of the natural and developed advantages of this city. We have nothing to fear and everything to gain thereby. Notice our oysters. Higher up than North Carolina the supply is becoming . A New Berne Wonder. tatives, has just had printed an offloial For five years I have been a ohronio list of members elected to the next I sufferer from spinal disease, heart trouble, indigestion and catarrh of house, showing 88 Republicans, 294 Democrats and 8 Farmers Allianoe. One distriot, 88th New York, is set down as unoertain, and one, 2d Rhode Island, is marked vacant. stomaoh. I tried various remedies eug gested by friends without relief. I then put myself under a prominent physician with no favorable result. In all I was under seven (7) phyiioians, who would relieve me temporarily in Heavy Failure. New York, Deo. 0. E. H. Amml Ji DM.in.iil A Ik. soarce, bat our waters are well supplied protecti ve Le.gue, and a big dry goods one way, but I grew worse otherwise. ana nanareas or wousanas or ousneis Hobber. failed this morning for a mil- At lastmv life was desnaired of by are gathered annually. The whole lion. uoors 01 our sounas can reacuiy oe con-1 the PULPIT AND THE STAGE verted into productive oyster fields. In Bev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Breth mnnv nliAna the natural ovstar rook ren Church. Blue Mound, Kan., says: "I physicians, friends and family. My oough alone disturbed my neighbors. My hemorrhages were aggravated. At this junoture ear Mayor,. Mr. Battle, Jas. Means' Shoes. T no Diamond Shirt, all sizes. For tho m. st GO days wo will sell a sood 75o. uclauodrieJ shirt for 60c., siz- M to 10 V, Full drps j rinuo and Saline Bosom Shirts fur 51.25. worth $2 00. r i,v. CHILDREN ENJOY The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative, and if the father or mother be costive or bilious the most gratifying results follow its use, so that it is the best family remedy known and every family should have a bottle. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. 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 Vehicle with canopy top. For further information apply to deed dwlm W. M. ASHER cover, th. bottom, for miles, andim- CteiS: advised me to try one Dr. Zing's Eoyal mens quantities of large, delicious My Lungs were badly diseased, and my Germetuer. I did so and relief came at bivalves can oe, gatnerea ai a very parishioners tnougnt 1 couia uvs ouy a 0noa and era I had taken three bottles maUcost. - if ?w -wwtu. 1 u five twtties 01 utA. . h , MWkA Mltored . . ...1 k in am av inimwarv nn sim annnn inn 1 " Thera ne4 be no lack 01 vegetables . .f ., m ...... tht 1 ooUid do my own houie work the and small frulta. UhH is known to ne t Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny! first time In flva yaars; and I only wish ona 01 tna finest trucking resions tnat doiks uomoinauon. writes i "Alter a tnor-1 4t..t nu Am. .m oan be found. New Bern and Its on, "d nme dra Mm faiow what a Qod-aend this medicine .iM-a. k . -..Ki.i,-j ,..n confident Dr. King's New Discovery for now. wn" w-n' nw meaioma TioinityhM an esUblis'aed reputation oonanmntion beuni all nd en whan is and what a treasure it U to saffariaa- for ita large crops of choice vegetables, every hing else lalla , The greatest kind- damanity As of firny friend and Uttr SeaSOU are lOOg. UO crop lOUOWS uw 1 omu aamj many uousana inwiae u BaiVhora aan Vonnh for Oil Una . M. T. Rnnnra ' a. :. . a . 1 I Xfl nrsTIt ailHIXl Isl IrT'lL M'TM mil nOLLIHSl 1 rapiaiy aneranotner, or severs. pi.n;;o8-DV " logs of the same crop will give a con- afu. .ni $i;00. t , l i v. 4 ; "v :-. .a - h Johnitoa Bt.lNawJBaraa, N. C Is A, .-a r- New Berne, N. G Mods DECEIVED. Adams & Co.'s i n Tailor Made Clothing. A full line of Samples from Eogers, Peet & Co. A fit guaranteed. A new lot of Flat Top Canvass Cot erod Trunk j. Valises and Shawl Straps. Carpotn. Oil Cloth and Rugs. J. i. HOWARD. dc25 dwtf Notice. A pplleatlon wlil lie made to the next Gen eral iVseiiibly of North Carotin.,, which euiivpniH on the flrnt Wednesday id JanU Ary, 1st l, for a cliarlorfor a Bank. doner tbS" niime of Thr; Farmers' nnd MerohanU' Bank nf New i;er;;e. with tts main or general odlre at N.'j7 f'.orno, with a capital stock of not U'BH Uian $70,uuo. deos SUA, ' BUY YOUR PIANOS AND ORGANS FBOM A North Carolina House. High Grade Instruments AT Most Reasonable Prices. We Oan SaveJTou Money. Chas. L. Gaskill & Go. Middle St., opp. Baptist Church, ac26dw8mfp NEW BERNE, N. O. Sugar A Fresh Supply ; Sossors Hice Small tht) 3' i at aswiistfi Best in the World, together1 trith ''W (very thing else in tha ' . r'r .nfcs j'.-''- GROCERY LINE. Bi IaJucoments chants, to country rue J-;f:; Special Drives, in I '.: i.:t
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