Daily Journal.
VOL. X.--NO. 42.
NEW BERNE, N. C, SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
The
BUSINESS LOCALS.
JW. STEWART has a Urge supply
. of Buggies, Randolph make, on
hand. maylSdwtf
SO UMER SPECIALTIES ! -Lightning
lea Cream Freezers, combined Chair
and 8 lap Ladders, Balloon Fly Trapa, wire
Qaosa Loirs, Cause Wire for Window
Koreans, and a full Una of Hardware, etc., at
mayUdlf J. C. Whitty 4 Co.
FOR SALE A respectable looking
PIANO, good for children to practice
on. Very cheap. u tulre at Journal
omce. may 12 tf
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
As Exeontora of 0. B- Thomas, deceaied.
wo offer for aalo, for cash, the Dwelling
liouse, Lots, etc , at Morehead City, N. 0.,
well known as the "Dill House," near the
A. A N. 0. K. R. and the A'.lantlo Hotel.
Toe house la conveniently located and Is a
desirable residence either for the summer
month or as a permanent residence. pply
at onoe for terms, etc., to
C. R. and James Thomas, Executors,
may 9 dim New Berne, N. C.
JUST RECEIVED. Paris Green f or
Killing Potato Bugs, at
J. C. Whitty & Co's.
CAOOL SODA WATER dispensed day
Jot night at Palmer's Soda Fount
Hotel Albert. tt
ARCTIC SODA and Mineral Water
at 8am 'l B. Waters.
NOTICE. Don't forget the fact that
wc are Agents for 81 OCRS' "DI ADEM,"
the best Flour In the market for the price
We have on hand a large stock of vVekt
India Molasses. We also keep a full Hue of
llootaand Bhoes direct from the Factories
Also HnutT and Tobacco, Groceries and Pro
v.slons. Call In and we will give yon our
prices. R0B1SKT3 BKO.
NEW DKUQ STORE Drugs, Medi
clneb and Chemicals, 0. P. Popular
Proprietary Medicines. All varieties of
Druggist's Sundries. Trusses and Braces.
New crop Garden Seeds, fine and Large
Hioek Oigrs and Tobacco, all new. Pre
scriptions accurately compounded (and not
at Was prices), our motto and our success.
i. 0. GREEN, Druggist and Apothecary,
Middle St., four doors fiom Pollock. an25 ly
NOTICE.-Certificate No. 8 201 for 80
shares of the capital stock of the A. A
N 0. R R. Company having been destroyed,
the undersigned will apply for a daplloate
taereof. A. W. KNOX, Exr. al8 3Ud
ELM CITY STEAM LAUNDRY just
opened by Sing Lee of Norfolk. Aplm
The loss by forest fires in Michi
gan is estimated at 2,000,000.
The Democratic State Conven
tion of Kentucky is now in session
at Louisville
The Washington Tost concludes
an article on the Christian outlook
with this paragraph: "From this it
is not unreasonable to suppose that
while the more rigid forms of or
thodoxy may continue to suffer
severe shocks the Christian religion
will never lose its dominance. It
may grow closer to the simple
philosophy which Christ tangbt; it
may grow to a wider sympathy
with the world's great teachers; it
may broaden as plodding science
shall open to view the larger truth)
but the religion itself will survive."
"Governor Holt states that
he will not occupy the executive
mansion until mid-August. Mrs.
Holt will be away until that time.
The Governor entertains most
charmingly at his beautiful home
in Alamance, and will no doubt
make the mansion a most agree
able place. The state ought to
make an appropriation of $5,000
Swan Quarter and Vicinity.
The Jouhmal'b agent attended Supe
rior court at Swan Quarter, Hyde
county, held by Judge Bryan last week.
He also oanvased at other points, was
quite successful and expreeses himself
favorably impressed with the points
visited all presenting an air of pros
perity . Brian Bros., A- Berry and Qeo.
V. Creedle are proprietors of thriving
stores at Swan Quarter, and (be place
is also supplied with three good board
ing houses the Swindell House owned
by our townsman, W. B. Swindell and
kept by Brinn Bros., the Tooley House,
Win, Tooley proprietor and the Spenoer
House, E. O. Spenoer proprietor. They
were all well supplied with boarders.
A carriage shop is about to be started
there by Geo. W. Hodges.
Swan Quarter is among fine oyster
territory, and the oyster question still
remains an interesting topio conversa
tion to the inhabitants. Though they
may differ on some points among them-
stives, there is a universal expression
of confidence in Chief Shell Fish Com
missioner Lucas and willingness to
abide by hia actions. There is a wish
also to secure a cannery at this point.
Hyde county must have a very law
abiding population as the jail has been
for properly furnishing the man
sion. It is no only partially entirely empty for tw6lve monthi with
famished. Perhaps the next legis- the exoeption of one or two who were
latnre will have enough State pride held for a breif time, until their bonds
to do the correct thine in this could be given
respect."
What's the use of our sending
missionaries to China 1 The Pekin
Gazette refers to us as "barbarous
Americans."
The Italian consul at New Or
leanes alleges that a conspiracy
was formed by Italians there to
kill the mayor and other citizens
and that he prevented it.
Rev. Thos. F. Gaylor, Chan
cellor of the University of the
South, at Sewanee Tenn., has been
elected bishop of Georgia by the
diocesan convention of the Protes
tant Episcopal churoh.
Cotton New Berne Market Sales
of 6 bales at 7.70. Sales for the week
109 biles against none same wsek of
last year.
Rev. R. A. Willis will conduct the
devotional exercises at the Y. M. O. A.
rooms this afternoon at 5:30 o'clock.
All men invited. '
Tho Atlantic and N. O. Railroad has
established low rates for the season at
M )rehead and also special rates to tbe muoh
Accordino to Dr. W. II.
Roberts, American Statistical Sec
rotary of the Presbyterian Alliance,
the Presbyterian and Reformed
denominations throughout the
world have 20,205,000 adherents.
The British and Foreign Bible
Society has been established
eighty-seven years. During its
loBjr period of existence it has
issued 124,000,000 copies of scrip
tare writings, translated into 290
tongues.
The issues from the Bible houte
in New York City during the
month of March were 110.307 vol
nmes. The total issue from the
Bible house during the year ending
March 3 1st, not including thoae
issued in foreign lands were 1,852,
624.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEME NTS.
W. B. Boyd Extra assessment.
Bargain Store Middle-aged men.
Jon. Havens List your taxables.
Howard Says you will get "left."
W. M. Watson Incorporation notioe.
Lectures on India.
A literary feast of a nature seldom
provided, will be given at the Church
of Christ today three lectures, de
scriptive of the people of India, their
religions and customs, by one who
speaks from his own observation. Rev.
G. L. Wharton, a missionary from
India, is the lecturer and he has a sup
ply of idols, illustrations from life &c,
the sight of which will add force to the
lectures and assist his bearers in re
membering what is said.
There is no more interesting heathen
country on the globe than India ami all
of our citizens who can should avail
themselves of this opportunity to famil
iarize themselves with important facts
that have a bearing on the efforts made
to spread the light of the gospel
throughout its vast domain,
Building Interesti Paralyzed by the
Strike.
New Yobk, May 14. There are
ninety-two lumber dealers now bonded
together in the Lumber Trade Associa
tion, nearly all shops having joined the
general lockout. Over 12.00 house
smiths were paid their ttrike money
today. Framers are still keeping the
strike up. The combination of strik
ers seem to have paralized the building
trade.
The Portuguese Crisis.
Madrid, May 14. There are many
sensational rumors ifloat here in regard
to Portuguese affairs. The Republics
organ Justicaid publishes Lisbon tele
grams stating that the King aaa called
a Cabinet council to consider financial
and political problems, and that he will
submit to them the question whether
his abdication is advisable.
THE STATE TEACHERS' ASSEM15LY.
MARRIED.
On the 14th day cf May, 1891, at 7
p. m. Tilman Willis and Elizabeth
Lawis, Daughter of Martin Lewis, all
of Bogue banks, Carteret caunty, R. A.
Humphrey onloiation. We wish you,
Tilman and bride much happiness in
your matrimonial harness. H.
The Ofllcial Program Announced
by Secretary Harrell.
Col. E. Q. Harrell, secretary of the
North Carolina Teachers' Assembly has
announced the official programme of
the annual session which will be held
in Jnne. The eighth session of the
Assembly begins at Morehead City June
16th and continues to June, 30th. Hon.
Qeo. W. 8anderlin delivers the opening
address on the 17th of June, and Rev.
T. DeWitt Talmage will speak to the
Assembly on the loth.
not less than 2,000 persons present on the very thing you want, it will do
hUQ UQUIUS UJT Ul IUD BBOS1UU, BUU IDG
He that lives upon hope will die
fasting. Franklin.
If you live ia the hope of buying
you a suit, and being satisfied,
without seeing us before you buy,
There will be U0VL may "Kefc left-" may have
Fairfield is a lively village about 18
miles from Swan Quarter that has aline
of steamers plying between it and
Washington and Elizabtt'i City. At
the latter place they oonnect with the
E. C. D. line.
Hyde county is extensively known as
one of the best corn growing sections
that can be found, but it is not as gen
erally known that wheat is successfully
cultivated to a considerable extent. As
an instance of the attention given corn
it may be mentioned that Mr. Thomas
Qibbs of Fairfield still has a thousand
bushels to sell.
Owing to the rains that occurred just
at planting time, farming operations
were delayed somewhat, so the crops as
a rule are a little late but are now com
ing on nicely.
New Berne ought to have better com
munication with Hyde oounty. It is
needed. Also a mail route is
badly needed.
Teachers' Assembly, schedules of which
will appaar in our next issue
Oo WadniHiUT mornin. the 20th. Cnurcn Services Today.
01 M n .a. - TtT f ni U T T A
the Episcopal Council of the Diocese of "J' wiureu-iwv. .
Bait Carolina will meet in Christ Wi,li"' PaBtor- Services at 11 a.m.
church. The onenintr sermon will be and 8 P-" conducted by the pastor.
Young men's prayer meeting at :io
you no harm to try us, there is no
urgent appeal to bny whether you
want to or not. If we can't suit
you we won't get mad about it.
AH we want you to do ia try us for
meeting will be double that of any pre
vious session.
There are now ten entries for the
musio contest by the leading female
schools of the State, and this feature of
the Assembly work will be specially
intnrmtinir anrl n-riMtinff Tho ovmnaa.
tio club will be under the special coining, otioes ana iiats, bunts
training or froresfor Charlie Mangun and Socks, Baggy Robes, Trunks
The Southern Educational Exposition
ill also be held at Morehead at the
close of the Teachers' Assembly,
and Valises.
HOWARD.
THE POPE ON SOCIALISM.
Fraternity of
Financial Co-Operation
AN EXTRA. ASSESSMENT of THREK
DOLLAKH Is called to be paid on or before
MONDAY. Mar 18th. 18U1. on all who
noia ceruncates dated prior to April 1st
1891.
W. B. BOYD, Secretary.
NOTICE!
Uis Views on Differences of Employers
and Employe.
Rous, May H. The Latin text of the
papai Enoyclioal, about to be published,
analyzes and refutes the sooialist the
ories tending to abolish private proper
ty ana upholds tne principles of tbe
Ah. : 1 .
in the solution, the Pope says, is to be LIS I I 0UI iaXaDieS !
found in the gospel, which, ritthtly
studied, would tench emnlnvnra and The undfrslgned having been appointed
,,, a .,;,: j .; List Taker for No. 8 Towls ,lp for the year
the employed to become united while Km. hereby notifies an tax Savers mat he
fulfilling their respective duties. The will attend at the Court House In New
Ohurch has always SOUght to promote Berne.JUNBlstto JUNK 30. Inclusive, for
the application of the principles stated KTo"
L. H. ClTLtK.
'resident.
T. W
W S. CHADWICBT,
Vice-President.
taemer.
UhWEV,
Farmers and Merchants Bank
SEW BEKE. jr. C.
Paid li Capital, - - $75,000.
This Bank. ja: orsai.'.zR'l. 1 ifra w.
Vices to b;tnk. K:IIliierK. KnrmAt- u
chants, MHJim.i Uiiera m-d others, and will
endeavor M veprui t .1:1.: careful atten
tion to a:i ',u.,i.ets coll.. cud with banklne
entrusted to us.
Collections a sr. :!.': .mil i:ia,l nn all
RCCtStillU- polutb on ..s :II:,t:i! tiThinuvtll
l oi!H:s;.-rit w,t.. iudl. tons bankiuie.
Bustnets :.-: tea an,! correspondence In
vited from partes. ',.--:iiia t open accounts
In our city, ui w. K :i8 fn 1:1 1 lioee contem-
l''ttU" ",' ' " i.i-.t:.i4 arrangements.
cry :! J.r.y,
1. V. l-t.Vi;V, Cashier.
l:Ur:,T.:;- -I.. H.C.uU r, svm. Cleve, O.
MarUs. I', il IVII.-! . 1 . W s .im.lwWk .1
t ewn rt , .1 '10 M.'f ;
I'.a. i
, nun
cy.
rayU Istp
Resiik.ua for Sale!
Finest Location in the Citv.
North-West corner of Neuseand
HidJle streets,
107 ft. 3 in. on Neuse, and
214 ft. C in. on Middle St.
ino whole wa.t improvements,
divided to utiit purchasers.
i:asv tkkms.
or
App'y lo K'..
apr3J'.f
O. KEEIOE or
Willi Ell URST,
Att'y at Law,
New Uerne, N. C.
Shippers of Tiuck
TAKE NOTICE.
All per6!na desirous of Shipping
Truck to the Old Kotahliehed Truck
House of A. S. COCK &. CO., 110 War
ren street. N. Y., can be furnished with
Stencila with their initi'ils upon applica
tion to Jonathan havens.
Cotton Exchange. New Berne, N. C.
ITouso establuhtd in lS'i-l.
apr221m
opening
preached by the Rw. Robert Strange of
Wilmington.
G. S. Palmer, New York, telegraphed
yesterday that peas were in light supply
and selling from $125 to $2.00; cab-i
bages were bringing $1.25 to $1.75, and
strawberries from 15 to 16 cents a
slight advance.
The Riverdale Methodist Sunday
aohool will have a pionio at Mr. Thos.
Lsary's next Friday. The Croatan
Presbyterian Sunday sohool has been
invited to join in with them and it is I
expected that the invitation will be ac
cepted, Any one desiring to bring bas
kets and attend will be welcomed
whether any spesial invitation has been
extended to them or not.
a.m. Sunday-school at 4 p. m., J. K.
Willis, eup't. Prayer meeting on
Thursday night at 8 o'olook. The publio
are oordially invited to attend these
servioes.
Presbyterian Church Servioes at 11
a. m. Sunday-school at 4 p. m. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
Chuieh of Christ, Hancook street,
I. L. Chestnutt pastor. Servioes con
ducted by O. L. Wharton, returned
Missionary from India. 11 a.m., sub
ject, "Darkness and Power of Idolatry
In India." 3 p.m., subject, "Hindoo
Qirl, Wife, Widow." 7:30 p.m., sub
ject, "A Century of Christian Missions
in India." The lectures will be illus
trated by large maps, charts, idols,
Each day for three days in succession photographs, etc A oordial invitation
1
Mr. Benj. Hahn has successfully nego- is extended to all to attend these ser
tiated the sale of a fine horse. Y ester-1 vices
day he soli the fine bay mare, rhilhs, I Baptist Church Services at 11 a. m.
owned by Mr. James A, Bryan to Mr. land 8 p. m., Rev. Rufus Ford pastor.
Wm. Dunn; on the previous day he I Prayer service at 10 o'clook a. m
sold the one owned by Mr. James W. Sabbath school at 8 p. m , C. C. Clark
Waters to Mr. J. A. Meadows, and the Sup't Prayer meeting Thursday night
day before thet he sold a fine gelding at 8 o'olook. All are oordially in'
from Messrs. M. Hahn & Co.'s stock tol vited to attend these services
Dr. R. S. Primrose to matoh one the I Christ Church Whitsun-Day Rev.
Doctor already owned. IT. M. N. George, reotor. Service, ser
RrjDiNl again comes to the
front, with hat in hand, and polite
If remarks that the New Orleans
lynching affair is purely a lega
question, and not one of national
dignity. Be was rather Blow in
arriving at this conclusion, jut is
unquestionably correct.
On Thursday night A. P. Gor
man, Maryland's senior representa
, tire in the Senate of the United
. States, was presented, in the city
- of Baltimore, with a splendid silver
service, In honor of his efforts in
the defeat of the Force bill. A
very large company was present.
The Senator, in his reception
. speech,' said that all the Demoorats
. and eight Republicans participated
in the glory of the achievement,
and he warned his hearers and the
' tonntry "that the issne made by
s the Force bill has "not ceased to
exist.'r t'?"1. 1 fr"
ChlldrenC7joPitcW$Caitor
Personal,
Rev. Jas. Thomas went up to Lv
Grange yesterday morning where he
will preaoh today.
The Journal canvasser, Mr. Numa
Nunn returned from a trip through a
portion of Hyde oounty.
Mrs. O. W. McLean arrived last night
from spending the winter in Florida.
Rev. I. L. Chestnutt, who has been 1 who Danoed a Mm,8 H(Jad off
mon and Holy Communion at 11 a. m
Service and sermon at 8.15 p. m. The
publio are oordially inyited and will be
shown to seats by attentive ushers.
Sunday sohool at the Chapel 9.30 a. m
and at tho churoh 5 p.m.
Salvation Army Services conduoted
by s aff-Capt. John MoFarland. Holi
neis meeting 11 a. m.; subjeot this
afternoon at 3 o'olook, "The Woman
Sub
attending the Ministerial Convention of
the Disolples' Church at La Grange, re
turned home aocompanied by Rer. G
L. Wharton, the Missionary from India,
who is to deliter addresses on India
today at the Disolples' Churoh.
Staff-Captain John MoFarland, of
Baltimore, arrived to oonduot servioes To Arbitrate the Difficulty,
at the Salvation Army. pAKia. liar 18. The SiecU today
Mrs. W. A. White went down tol says that notwithstanding , tbe rupture
Croatan to visit her mother. Mrs. H. or negotiation oween rresiaeniMi-
Tolson.'
heot tonight at 8 o'clock, "Ghosts
All are oordially invited to attend.
Y. M. C. A, Devotional meeting
5;80 p.m., conducted by Rev. R. A
Willis. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all men.
maoeda and the Chilian Congressional
arty, France, the United States and
. . , I party , ittuvv, uv viuin owm suu
Mrs. Baohel Davis returned to her Ril intend tafnlfll tha taakofarhi.
nome near uoreneaa from visit to tratint tha matters In dispute between
relatives in tne city. I the contending factions. The paper
"' . also says the task will be undertaken
ine Laaws JJellgntea, wth everr Droeoect of success.
The Dleasant effect ' and the neif eot 1 WaSHIHOtoh. D. C Mar 13. (La
safety with which ladies mar use the rib). At a late hour tonight Commo-
liquld laxative, Syrup of fFlgs, under Idore Ramsay, who is noting SecreUry
all conditions make it their favorite I of the Navr. said that he had received
remedv, -: It is pleasing to (the eye and no new whatever today or tonight
to the taste, gentle, yet tff Actual in aot- from the United States war vessels that
logon tne Kidneys, liver a peweie. I are in pnreu or tne itata. J .
Personal Property owned by them on tin1
1st day of Jane, also their polls.
Attention is cauea to tne following ex
tract from the Machinery Act of iW:
Section H0 "AH persons who arn llnblo
for a poll tax and shall wllfnlly fall to kIvo
themselves in, and all persons who own
property and wlllully fall to list It within
the lime allowed before the 1,1st Taker or
tbo board of Commissioners, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on
conviction shall be fined not more than tlfly
dollars or imprisoned not more than thirty
days."
Ail persons falling to list their poll or
Property will be prosecuted according to
law. -JONATHAN HAVKNM,
may!7 lm List Taker.
MIDDLE-AGED
JOHN McSOELEY,
Boot and Shoe Fiiaker,
l'UU.' U K STUKET,
k?;w r.j-:itE. s, v.
' Havlrp; Bernri"! the ni-rvlecs of a sklllfd
Mecbnnic :i n I l-'lrni -;ihhh Workman, Irom
NewVork.l inn now fully prepared to All
promptly all orders fm linu
Custom-Mad;: Boms ami Shoes.
TIia many years Hint r have sntls'actorlly
supplied il.e i : : ,if - lunnerous patrons
is the best umii hi. tee of me eharuct ,-r of my
work.
Itcpalrin;; an; ' ;:, :itiy and prompt
ly done.
maj'Milml!.:,. .INO. Mi-ORhET.
in the gospel, and to give moral and
material help, as inoulcated In the doc
trines of Christ.
The State should intervene to regu
late private property in order to insure
toe publio peace, and the moral and
material welfare of the working people
Tbe Pope here comments on the neces
sity of Sunday rest, and deals at length
wite tne sunieots or strikes, of wages
and of the hours of labor for men,
women and children. In conclusion,
he dilates on workingmen's seoieties,
inoluding associations for mutual aid
and accident inauranoe. The Pope goes
on to treat of sick benefit funds, of
technical eduoation and mixed syndi
oates of employers and employes. The
State, he declares ; ought to oounten
mmaa all a, .nil in.tihtllnna Aa ,Bln,iltaJ
to improve existing social conditions. Y 0U Weill t 3 btI8W Melt
tie oommenas tne gooa wort tnati
such already achieved, and calls upon TTTifh hvim QllfxTITiV
Catholics to assist in their formation. Wllfl UI1U1 Sllgllliy
giSba,nkledb,. CIirleli a Hat that is
Cardinal Manning and Archbishop
Walsh are collaborating in the prepara
tion of tne fengiun translation
THE ITALIAN IMBROGLIO.
Diplomatic Negotiation Not Vet Ended
Arbitration.
Washington, May 14. An official of
the State department, when asked to
day if Italy had, as stated by a cable
gram from Rome, made a proposition
to submit the dispute with tbe United
States in the New Orleans affair to ar
bitration said that arbitration was only
resorted to when diplomatio negotia
tions had completely failed. Diplo
matio negotiations with Italy have not
yet ceased and Secretary Blaine has
publicly asserted his willingness to
LIGHT and COMFORT"
able, to cost, say 50c,
75c. or $1.00.
The
BARGAIN STORE
M ft J V J
lias lust wnat you
want.
Shoes! Stcs! Shoes!
J. F. TAYLOK
riun on hand
Five Thousand
Pairs Shoes,
To sell ;it LESS than
New York Cost!
As he is going out of tho Shoe business.
FOll TO-DAY.
ilea's Black aud While Yachta, 50
' Li'ick Sicilian Coata and Vests.
' Hull Bulb, tojlh pick lasts, 1,25
' Uoodyear Welt Shoee, as
cood as hand made Smooth
lnncreok'ii, 3.00
LEdita' Dongola Cutton, 1.00
Dongola Button, Wauken-
Iuasi hbt, Smooth Iuuersoles 2.00
" Dongola Tice, Btnooth in
norsoles, excellent value, 1.23
State or North CAROMNACraven county
In office Clerk Superior Court.
Notice is hereby given of the lncornorat ion
of tbe Carteret LumDet uorapany, Record Ihk
to the plans wis aay niea lnmyomee; mat
... u T.ni;nn .-1 the names of the Incorporators are W. K
uuu.u v.-.- v Lukengj 8 x mkens, R. Albert Elliott and
meat may uiano lur luueuiuuv, so iuo 8UCh olherB as they may associate with
nronosition it is thought, is somewhat thra: that the principal place of business
premature. The proposition has not
been reoeived at the State Department.
Mad Dogs Abroad.
Tbe Globe has several times intimated
that the season for mad dogs was near
at hand and warned its readers to be on
the lookout. News comes to us from
Cary of two mad dogs killed there Sat
urday and we also learn that a rabid
brute was killed by a man in East Dur
bam last week. Let every man and
boy see that his own and only particu
lar Towser has wholesome food and
plenty of water, and let him also see
that he is kept off the street, at least
until the dread season is past. Dur
ham Globe.
Dongola Button, French pro
cess, beet ever offered at 1,
30
Also a nice line of Gsnta Roadv-made
CloihiuK, Straw Hats, etc. Come early
and get a yin of these bargains
AT DUFFY'S,
Pollock Street;
shall be In Morehead City, N. C, and Its
eeneral purposes ana misinets m to ma mi
facture, buy and sell lumber and timber, buy
and sell or lease timber lands, oonstruct saw
mills, and to lav down and maintain tram
roads and to do all other things necessary for
the transaction orageneral lumber and tim
ber business in Carteret county and else
where in North Carolina: that the duration
of the corporation shall be thirty years; the
capital stocK is Kis.wm (niteen tuousanu dol
lars), with privilege to Increase to twenty
five thousand dollars, divided In (MO) three
hundred shares of tbe par value of nrty dol
lars each. Stockholders of said corporation
hall not be Individually liable for Its debts.
may 17 aw W. M. WATBON.C. 8 C.
A Historic Saddle
The ladies of Hollywood Memorial
Association have been presented with
a saddle whioh formerly belonged to
General Josepk . Johnston, and out of
whioh he was shot three times twioe
in the Mexican and onoe in the eivil
war. The donation was made by Dr.
George Ben. Johnston. It will be
placed in the Davis Mansion as soon as
SAEAH 0XLEY
HAS opjcned her
Ice Cream Parlor,
At her old Stand, Broad Street, near Mid
dle, where the will be pleased to see her old
menus ana patrons.
Choice Cream furnished families day and
night, at Reasonable Prices. mavlo lm
NOTICE.
The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Neuse and Trent River
Steamboat Company will be held at the
Board of Trade Booms, on Craven
that! building shall have been turned street, Tuesday the 26th day of May,
over to the Confederate Literary ana ltwi. at inree o'oiock, v. m.
Memorial Bociety. Kionmona uis-i jaus keumujnd,
patch. , 1 td See. and Tress.
llr DUFFY'S
CROUP SYRUP.
Rceipe of the late J)r. Walter Dufly,
DIRECTIONS :
Dose for a child two or three years old, oni
teaspoonful; lor a child three months old,
ten drops; tor a child six months old, twenty
drops; for one twelve months old, nearly
half a teaHpoonful repeating these doses
frequently 11 necessary until relief Is pro-
This Is to oeriny iniu i nuve used DrFl'v's
Ciioi i- 8YHVH In my family for over six
months and 1 believe it to be a most excel'
lent remedy lor croun with children, nan.
daily ns a preventive. Our youngeBt child
nail a Revere attack of croup about a year
ago, Insomuch that we felt anxious about
its recovery, but was suciessfully treated by
ourphysicliin, but thinking It probable that
other attacks might follow we freauently
used DuUy's Croup Syrup and the child hat
had no marked symptoms of cronp slnoei
and I believe It Is due to the use of tha
Croup Hyrup, and we now keeD a bottle of it
at our house at all times, and I cheerfully
recommend It to ail. E. H. Barntjm.
Also very effectual In relieving coughs
and colds. Prkparkd and bold Br
K. N. 1JTJFFY. new Bern, N. C.
Wholesale Agents-McKesson k Koblilna.
91 Kultrn' Street; Wm. H. Hohlefflln A Co..
171) William Btreet, New York City,
H. L. GIBBS,
attorney at Law,
Craven St., next to Journal office,
NEW BKKNE, N. O.
Practice In the Conns of Craven, Carteret.
Ilyde, Pamlico, Jones, Onslow, and Lenoir
couu ties, and in tbe Bnprem and Federal '
conrta. adJtwtf
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