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nr"v I (JURNAL. n 'ALLY VOL. LX.-NO. 267. NEW BERNE. N. C. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. ft A BUSINESS LOCALS. JUST OPENED Another barrel of XlneeXeat, Try It O.K.Sivm. R), GOODING, luoceaaor to E. H. Meadow Oo., Wholesale and Retail Druggist, corner Pollock and Middle street. I keep everything in the Drug Uni end a Large and Well Selected Stock of Toilet Artlolee, Boape, 8 pong e, Perfumes, Chamois ot In Tobaooo, food, Fedeqne Tobaooo, Imported Clears, and the beet 6c and 10c. Olgari In Horth Carolina. ran toe w 1 1 ififi LARGE SIZE, BHIGHT JLUUv Florida Oranges. At retail 80 ents per doien, nothing leal than a dozen atlhatprloe. Also a fresh line of Craokers and Cakes at Low Pbicbs. Everything at Hook Bottom prices at , CHDKOaiLL A PARKER'S. Bioad St. JOHN WILLIAMS is now prepared to dye olothlng in fast colors for both ladles and gentlemen. Also repairing and pressing io hlng a specialty. Corner Broad nd Kerne streets. febetf. NEW DKtJG STORE Drugs. Medi olnek and Chemicals, C. P. Popnlar Proprietary Medicines. All varieties of Druggist's Sundries. Trusses and Braces. New crop Garden Seeds. Fine and. Large Bloek Cigars and Tooacoo, all hiw. Pre scriptions accurately compounded (and not at Wab prloet), onr motto and our encoets. n. 0. GRKEN, Druggist and Apothecary, Middle St., four doors fiom Folloo. Jan2& ly SEVEN 8PRINGS WATER A Spe cific for dyspepsia and all kidney and bladder troubles. For Sale by JanSlf R. J. GOODING. EO BERTS & BRO. are receiving a Large Stock of Boots and Shoes, Dry (foods. Groceries and Provisions They buy t headquarters and can give jou Low Prices. au2 Judoe Walter Q. Gresham is mentioned as a suitable person to ncceed the late Secretary Windom ia the Treasury Department. Presidential tickets are beiDg presented alphabitically. Cleve land and Campbell; Gorman and Gray; Hill and Hatch; Pattisou and Palmer; Vance and Vest. Mint hearts have been wounded by the merciless murder ot birds to procure their plumage for bonnets. The Princess of Wales has given orders that nothing need be sub mitted for her inspection or that of her daughters in which birds are used as trimming. This will save the life of many a bird. The Senatorial contest still goes on in the Illinois Legislature. Mr. Morrison, of Congressional fame, has intimated that it is about time for General Palmer to retire and let some other Democrat make the race, bnt the General replies that Morrison does not understand the sitnation. It Is customary at the close ot a Congress to adopt by a unanimous vote in the House a resolution com plimenting the Speaker. The Democrats should not only refuse to agree to any resolution praising Speaket Bead, bnt they should put on record a vigorous protest against his revolutionary methods and tyrannical usurpations. The death of Mr. Bonitz was a painfnl surprise to ns. The news paper fraternity, in North Carolina, realize that ws have lost a brother beloved who was a leader in the high walks of journalism. We trust that the .Messenger, now so sorely bereaved, will go on in the course marked ont for it, and continue to be a blessing and an ornament to the State. Representative James Kerr, of Pennsylvania, has announced himself a candidate for the clerk ship of the next House. He is a young man, and is credited with having led Pattisons successful gubernatorial campaign. Indeed it is said that he lost a renomina Hon for Con grass because he was absent from his district fighting the battles of Pattison and pare Democracy. ' Harrison is sleepless and Hoar can't rest. Aldrioh, of Rhode Island, assured Democratio Sena tors that no father effort would be made to pass the Force bill in the Senate, and now the report comes from Washington that the Republi can' Senators will hold another caucus, to make one more effort to secure party indorsement of a Force bill not the one led to slaughter by Hoar, bnt a new bill, similar in : charaoter,' bnt more Bimple in its construction, framed by John I. Devenport. It is useless. No Force bill can pass Congress nothing of the kind "will be tolerated by the people. One of the strongest papers of the day is Governor Patterson's veto of the Force bill resolution. The resolution was in these words: "Resolved that onr United States Senators be earnestly requested to use every honorable effort to secure the passage of the Federal election bill." The great Governor in his veto message says to the Pennsyl vania Legislature, "I am not willing to give my assent to any declara tion in support of that measure; for it trenches on the principle of local sovereignty which is the essence of our free Government.'' Senator elect Pfeffer hits the nail on the bead when he says: The race issue is for the Southern people to settle among themselves. J If we had it in Kansas, we would resent interference from oitside. It is not a Northern or Western issue, and the people who are face to face with its difficulties should be let alone in their methods of dealing with it. I have lived in a Southern community, and I know what the problem is. Let it alone, and the two races will come to an agreement far more satisfactory, intellectually, morally and in every other way, than any that can be forced by Federal legislation Northern lecturing." or LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A. & N. C. R. Fair rates. Bargain Store Expected. Elm City Steam Laundry. Golden Grail $10,500. 0 E. Slovkb Mince meat. Mr. James H. Moore, representing Wylie Smith & Co., donates one barrel ot Royal Crown flour to the Fair aa a special premium for the best exhibit of North Carolina hams. The ladies of the St. Cecilia desire through us to emphasize their apprecia tion of the great assistance rendered them by many friends, as alio of the kind patronage of the public A call has been issued for the tenth annual oonvention of the North Caro lina Sunday-school Association, to be held in Fayetteville, Maroh 24, 25 and 26th, 1891. The programme will be ar ranged later and published when pre pared. A splendid lesson was given in the charge of Judge Conner yesterday. All the various forma of crime in the jurisdiction of the court were clearly explained and impressed upon an in telligent looking grand jury, which devolved upon it great responsibilities. Counties near Craven should keep in view the faot that the East Carolina Fair offers a premium of $50 for the best county exhibit. Surely a good number of them will enter into competition for thia vlauable premium and the worthy distinction that will attach to the coun ty securing it. The Richmond and Danville railroad will plaoe round trip tioketa to the New Berne Fair on sale February 18th to 25th inclusive, good until Maroh 2d, at the following very low ratea: From Selma, $1.85; Raleigh, $2.20; Durham, $2.70; Oxford, $8.40; Greenaboro, $3.80; Winston-Salem, $4.40; Salisbury, $4 80; Charlotte, $5.80, and from intermediate points in the same proportion. Annual Sermon. Before Female Benev dent Society. As previoualy announoed a union service was held in the New Street Methodist Churoh Sunday night to hear the annual sermon before the Female Benevolent Society. After preaohing a remarkably fine sermon especially adapted to the occasion, Bev. R. A. Willis read the annual , report of the Treasurer. Mrs. -J. A. Meadows. It showed that there had been expended for wood, rent, medioine and donations $443.05, and that the total receipts from all sources was $431.99, leaving a bal and of $21.08 due the treasurer. Mr Willis rnada some remark on the re port, showing that owing to removals from the oity of persona who had been regular contributors, the income of the Sooiety was diminished, while the faot that the Treasurer had paid out all the' Society money 'and furnished some additional herself showed there was want that must be supplied. The col lection was then taken up. It amount ed to $40.11, whloh was larger than was ever, colleoted before at one of these annual meetings. Chlldrenjlryjfo THE NXW ROAD. . Aurora Tlews Railroad CWanted-A Liie Between New Bene andlNor folk. The following letter has been received by Mr. H. B. Duffy, one of the com mittee to obtain subscriptions and a oharter for the Aurora road: Mb. H. B. Dctft, Dsab Sir: Tout friend, Mr. Brown, reaohed here today and aaya hie understanding is that a railroad is to be constructed between thia point and New Berne. That is the thine; to be done It seems to me. We would have a direot coast line then from Norfolk via Edenton, McEey'a Ferry, Belle Haven, Aurora, New Berne and on to Wilmington, N. C Charleston, S. C, and on to Florida. I wish New Berne may have the vim to build thia road. It would be a big thing for her and Aurora too. Let New Berne be in earnest about it and get a oharter for the road at once while the Legislature is in session and we will do what we can to aid you. I am very truly yours for new counties, new rail roads or anything else that will help to develop the resources of the State. J. B. Bonner. Aurora, N. C, February 6, 1891. The sentiments expressed above have the right ring about them, but the im pression that thia aurvey ia for a rail road is erroneous. The building of a railroad waa disoussed in the meeting that authorized the survey, but the idea prevailed that the proper thing to do at once ia to build a ahort, straight, well oonstruoted dirt road as a connecting link between the two portions of the orooked road now used that will cut off a long out-of-the-way bend and greatly lessen the distance between this city and Aurora, and it is for the purpose of determining with certainty at what point that short out should be located, its length, cost, how much the distance will be shortened by it, etc, that the present survey ia being made. Still a railroad may eventually oome from thia agitation. Very few people realize ho w abort is the line that would have to be constructed to give conneciion that way between New Berne and Nor folk. There are two railroads already in exietenoe that oover most of the die tance. One is the Norfolk and Southern between Norfolk and Edenton. At McEey'a ferry, on Albemarle aound, opposite Edenton, another railroad, be longing to the John L. Roper Lumber Company begins and runs to Belle Haven on Pungo river, a tributary of Pamlioo river, opposite Aurora. This railroad was completed last year. It runs a steam ferry across to Aurora and secures con siderable freight and passengers from that section . No w. if a railroad ia built over the short distance between New Berne and Aurora, that route to Nor folk will be open to us. It will be all rail with the exception ot the two ferries we spoke of, and it ia stated that about twelve hours travel over it would oover the distanoe between New Berne and Norfolk. Mr. Brown will eoon be through with the survey, and aa aoon as the report of the committee based on it ia made tt will throw somewhat clearer light on the subjeot. Personal. Mra. Mary A. Enowlton, of Brooklne, Mass., ia visiting Mrs. Sarah Stimson. Mr. Calvin Stokes, of Johson's Mills, ex-member of the Legislature from Pitt eounty, oalled at our office last night, squaring up and renewing his subscription to the Journal; He waa impressed by the handsome appearance of the growing truck on the outskirts of New Berne. Mr. J. B. Dixon, mate on the steamer Pamlico, left on the steamer Newberne, of the O. D. line, returning to the Pamlico from a short visit to his rela tives in the oity. Mr. and Mra. S. H. Brown and their two children came in on the steamer Neuae, of the E. C. D. line,, moving from Delaware to Adams oreek, and left immediately for Adama creek on the steamer Trent. On the outward trip the steamer Neuae took out the following passen gers: Mr. W. H. Cohen going North to purohase his spring atook of dry goods, Mr. Levi Cohen leaving for New York to take a situation in a wholesale dry goods store, and Capt. Daniel Miller and Cadet Lane, of New Berne, and Capt, J. B. Beveridge and wife, of Beaufort, going to a oonvention of Salvation Army offioera which meets in Baltimore on Wednesday and Thursday. Dr.G. K. Bagby returned last night from a visit to hia family at Einaton. Dr. Webater P. Edwarda, of Boston the Imperial Commander of the Golden Grail, and Mr. W. R. D. Gaacoyne, the Imperial Organiser for the Southern States, arrived last night to pay off the members ot the Order in New Berne whose membership certificates have matured. For Sale, Two Twin Reversible Engines 12x80 new cylinders; balanoe in good order. James kedmond, Seo. & Treas. N. &T. B. S. B. Co. sep20 tf SHIPPne NET! Si. arrived, Steamer Defiance, of the Clyde line, Steamer L. A. Cobb from Grifton with cargo general merchandise, Steamer Vanceboro, from Vanceboro, with cargo shingles. CLIAKED. Steamer Newberne, of the O. D.,line, with full cargo cotton, other exports, and passengers. Steamer Neuae, of the E. O. D. line, with cargo general exports, I and passengers. Steamer Defiance, of the Clyde line, with oargo cotton, lumber and canned goods. Steamer Trent for Adams Creek with with oargo general merchandise and passengers. Steamer Howard for Trenton with cargo general merchandise. Steamer Einaton for Einston with with oargo general merchandise. Steamer Carolina for Grifton with oargo fertilizer. Steamer Nettie W. for Hookerton with oargo fertilizer. NOTES. Steamer L. A. Cobb will sail at 7 a. m. for Urifton, and the steamer vance boro at 8 a. m. for Vanceboro. Superior Court. The regular February term of the Superior Court of Craven County con vened yesterday, Judge H. G. Conner of Wilson on the bench. The grand jury was drawn with W. , Lewis aa foreman. The charge occu pied about twenty minutes and it was one of the best we have ever heard at the New Berne bar. Competent gen' tlemen pronounoe it exceptionally wholesome and such that could ema nate only from ono of honor and integ, rity. No case at all came up on the crimi nal docket. On the civil docket, with the exoeption of motions and contin uances, only one case was tried, that of Pope vs. Pope, an action for the re covery of property as sole heir. Ver diot for the plaintiff. Adjourned till this mornioK at 9:30 o'clock. Two Powerful Sermons. Rev. Mr. Davis, evangelist, who has been preaching in the city two weeks past, delivered a sermon Sunday night on "What Shall I Do to be Saved," to a crowded audience. It was indeed a powerful effort and oar ried weight in every argument brought out, but it was not till; last night that the greatest impression waa produced The subjeot was "The Means and Evi dences of Forgiveness." The discourse was full of zeal and fervor, yet calm and dispassionate. Bold and pene trating, but open, undisguised, and In good-will. Some hard blows were hit, but they were too ably backed up and spoken In too good a spirit for fair minded people to take offense at. Tonight Mr. Davis will discuss "The Solemnity of Human Life." Aurora Resolutions. Editor Journal At a mass-meeting of the citizens of Aurora and vicinity February 6, 1891, Mr. B. F. Mayo being called to the chair and W. S. Hooker appointed seoretary, the following resolutions were adopted: Kesolved 1, That we do most heartily endorse our senators, Luoas and Cbes son, and Representative Calloway for their oourse in the Legislature in pro tecting tne oystor cede or the state. Resolved 2, That we are in sympathy with our people who depend on oyster- tng for a living, a great many of whom are old and unable to go to sea are re duced to this mode of gaining a liveli hood oi neoessity. Kesolved 8, That by dredging the local supply is entirely destroyed, we being unable to get an oyster even at exorbitant prioes. On motion, It was ordered that the proceedings of this meeting be sent to the New Berne Journal, the State Ohroniole and the Progressive Farmer, B. F. Mayo, Cbmn W. S. Hooker, Bso'y. Electrle Bitters. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special men tion. Alt who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it la guaran teed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitten will cure all diseases of the liver and Kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and othe ? amotions caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure ail malarial levers. For cure ot headache, constipation acd indigestion, try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Price 50o. and $1.00 per bottle at F. B. Duny s drug store. G0LDENGRAIL. 105 Certificates To be paid off at the Court House tonight. February 10. 1191, at 7;S0 o'olook. All persons noiaing aenraoatea expiring January lllh and Feoruary 1st, 1881, I, will be paid off. AU persons, Specially ladles, are Invited to be present. Addresses will be made by Dr. Webster P.Kd wards. Imperial Commander, of Boston, Mas., W K. D.Gssooyne.lmperlel vepuvy, ui nioumouu, va., ana outers, ELM CITY STEAM LAUNDRY. Under the personal supervision of u; W. Bennett, of New York, a fully compete-it and practical Laundryman, our patrons can rely upon receiving only first class work, done by the most approved Laundry methods. A TRIAL ORDER SOLICITED. feblO-lm. A. & N. C. Railroad. Cheap Excursion Kates ! TO THE EAST CAROLINA Fish, Oyster, Game, AND Indusirial Association, At New Berne, Feb. 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 & 28. Tickets will be sold over this Road on the mall train on February 21st to27t.h good to return until March 2d Inculslve. All' stations east of New Berne will sell tickets up to and Including February 28th by mall train. SPECIAL FAIR TRAIN, On Feb. 23. 21. 25. 2B.27and 58. frnm rjni.i.. boro and Intermediate stations toNew Heme and return same day. rare ior round trip including admission to the Fair, when tickets ure purchased, by mall or special train : Goldsboro 81.70 I Tuscarora Bests's 1.50 Clark's LaUrange 1.45 KUerdale Falling creek l.lO Oroatau Ktnston 1.35 I llaveleck aswell 1.80 I Nflwnnrt 1.01) 1 J I.ll'l l.lll Dover 1.25 Wildwoo.l Oore Creek 1.00 I Atlantic i Morehead City Schedule of special train for information of tlie publlo, and not for train men. as tela train will run by telegraphic orders and 111 ave no rignis over regular schedule U:iua nless so ordered by train dispatcher. 80HEDOI.E. Leave Ooulsboro s A Best's ,n::;ii LaOrango m;, Falling creek ii Ktnston i:2(l Caswell !i:Ji Dover ami Core Creek iu:in Tuscarora 10:20 Clark's lo-''7 Arrive New Berne io:ir, Returning, leave New Berne li::iu P. m. This comnany will transDOrt articles lor exniDlt on pre payment of froight to New nerne, ana upon production of certlllcale rrom tne Hecretary of the Fa'r Association that such articles have not been sold full freight oharges will be refunded and articles returned free. Or unon Droducllon of cr- tltlcate from the Secretary that such articles are intended for exhibition, they will be transported tree rrom shipping point, and returned free as above movided for. Agents of this Comnanv will be instructed as to perishable articles, &o., to use their dis cretion in giving inem free transportation without certificate from Secretary. 'Ihese privileges are not extended to arlirlm in tended for advertising purposes. h. ii. ululj, ueu'l Fr't & 1'ass. Ag't. Valuable Machinery for Sale One Saw Mill complete; 25 horse power Engine and Boiler. Cylinder of Engine M xlU; 5 ft. fly wheels, 10 and 12 In. face. Per fectly good condition and running order. For further particulars apply to OWEN H. GD10N, 1 ebU 2w Attorney, he Wizard Oil Company is in Town, SO 13 J. F. WITH THE Largest Stock of Tobacco IN THE CITY. ALSO A FULL LINE Choice Groceries. Come hopping, skipping, jumping, and unnlng. Come alone uvelv and net hannv by buying yourselves rich at J. F. TAYLOE'S. Hats, Shirts 6 Collars! We have just received a large Stock of Late Style Derbies, all shapes, for old and youDg. aiso a mil line oi ANCHOR BRAND SHIRTS AND COLLARS The balance of onr WINTER CLOTH IXO we will sell AT COST. V 8X3 XI TJS. -? Harrington & Baxter. 1 DUFFY'S CROUP SYRUP. Rceipe of the late Dr. Walter Duffy DIRECTIONS : Dose for a child two or three years old. one teaspooBful; lor a child three months old, ten drops; for a child six months old, twenty drops; for one twelve month old, nearly half a teaipoonful repeating these doses frequently n necessary until relief Is pro- uureu. This Is to certify that I have used Duffy's Group Syrup In my family for over six months and I believe it to be a most excel. lent remedy for croup with children, espe cially as a preventive. Our youngest child had a severe attack of croup about a year ago, insomuch that we felt anxious a bo ut lis recovery, but was successfully treated by our physlolan, but thinking It probable that other attacks mltht follow we frequently used Duffy's Croup Syrup and the child has had do marked symptoms of oroup since, and I believe It is due to the use of the Croup By rap, and we now keen a bottle of it at our house at all timet, and I oheerrully recommend It to all. E. H. Barnum. Alio very effectual In relieving coughs and coidi. Prkparcd and sold Br K. K. DUFEY. Sew Bern, N. C. JanidwOm EXPECTED ! On Wednesday we will open the largest and cheapest SAMPLE of HATS ever brought to this city. The styles will be in such great variety that we will be able to suit all. it janl6dwly Seed Oats. 1,000 Bushels White Spring, 1,000 ' Red Rust Proof. For sde by J. A. MEADOWS, jaD23 lm Union Point Mills. The ft G. Freight Line Steiners Geo. H. Stent, Defuses and Elko. a au J r.fu r Iiruary 1st, li;, m;il;c rt-Kiiiar ,th!s line will SEMI-WELKLY TKLPS K KTW K It V Baltimore and New Berne Leaving HaUn.ore for New Heme. WEL' Mm DAY, HATlKDAY.at H1X F. M. Leaving New Heme for Haltlmore, TUES DAY. MU lay. at 1X 1'. si. Merckantg nnd Shippers, Take Kotlce. This is toe only DIRECT line out of New Berne for Haltlmore without change, stop ping only at NoHoik, connecting then (or Huston, lrovldti.ee, Philadelphia. Rich inoud, and all points North, East and West Making close connection lor a.l points bv A.A.N. C. Railroad uud Klver out of New Hern . AK'-uts are as rollows: REUBEN rOS'lEK, Uen'l Manager w I (-,AKRICK-(:- W AKl- Nonolk.Va, wharves y ""alpbla, 12 Booth NoruTrSlV! !:"U- E. Samps,,,,, Hof.o;:, r,l Central wharf. S. 11. Rockwell, l'rov...lence, ft 1. MJlps leave Hoston, Tuesdays aud Saturdays New York dally. ' '. ?,?!f07 Wednesdays A Saturdays 1 hlladelphia, Mondays, Wednea days, Haturdaj s. ', Piovldence, Saturdays. J "rough bills lading given, and rales guar anteed to all points ai the dlllereut! offloes ol the companies as low as by nuy other line. 4 void brrakage of bulk aru SHIP VIA N. C. LINK. B, H. OKAY.Agenl, New Herne.N.:c. 400 Barrels Early Eose SEED POTATOES, Home Grown, from Best Selected Stock. Price, 10 barrela and under $4.25 per barrel; larger lots', $4,00 per barrel. Sample potatoes can be seen at rlmir store of R. J. Gooding. Also orders oan be left there. J. L. EHEM, j-1 AT FARM. HOUSE FOR SfiLE A Bargain! A Three Story Jlrick Stora and rwI. ling, with two Htory roar extension, on Craven street. Terms: 500.00 cash: balance in five notes, to run 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 years res pectively, and bearing 0 per cent, interest. Apply to jin21 lstp R. O. E. LODGE. 1,000 BARRELS Genuine Early Rose POTATOES, FOR SEED. These Potatoes were crown hv taII. able growers, who are known for thn purity of their stock, and may be relied upon for seed purposes. Send in youf orders early. E. H. & J. A. MEADOWS CO. janl8 dwtf last Gall. Your City Tax must be paid by Feb. 1st or I will have to.'collect by distraint. S. H. LANE, dl3tf City Tax ColUotor. Send One Two-Cent Stamp to Chas. L. Gas kill & Co., New Berne, N. C, and learn how some child can become the owner of a Hand some Parlor Organ, Stool and Instructor positively tree. JltCWlrd t 4:1'
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