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r OURNAL NEW BERNE, N. C; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. r 3 U3IITESS LOCALS J 4 NEW line Qss Globes' and other i V Boom furnishing (roods at the - Vol lok Street Hard .rare Store. CONVENIENT Rooms tor rent. Vs . -. C.T. Hamcock;- ROOMS to .! in pleasant locality. Furnished or unfurnished. Suitable -v lor housekeeping.- Apply at JorjRSAL offlo' '.' ' y T; i OLD papers for sale at the Joubhal office by the dczsn. hundred or thousand.'-1''" ' ' tf INSURE with' the MUTUAL BENE-" FIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of Newark, N. J., and get all the beoo fita of iife insurance before or after ' death. Forty el years in businces.' Forty-si millions assets. The leading 'Company In the State in 1890 " Healthy ''male persona taken from fourteen to seventy years old. "r - - A' - augStf. v p. T. Oabbaway, Agent. THK "Necessity '' Feod. Cutter at L S. Wood's Pollok Street Hardware Store. r''- 'vV .'V 1 PlWt NEW DRUtJ STORE.-Drugs, Medi ou.es and Ohsmloala, O. P. Popular . Proprietary Medicines. All varlntlc of : DroKglst's Sundries. Trusses and Brse a. Naw crop Garden Beads. Fine and Large "" Htook Cigars and Tobacoo. AU Kw. Pre j serlptlons aeeurately compounded (and not ' atWAa prices), ear mtto and onr sneeesa. O. O. OBABN. Drrutglst and Apothecary, " Middle St.. lour doors xom Pollock. Jan231y riELLINQ OUT AT COST. My entire O Stock of Goods will be run off to make room for Fall Stock. .. jy 17 tf - . M. H. Sultan. A ROTIO SODA and Coca Cola J. at Sam'l & Watebb. COME and Examine my Large and Varied 8took of Merchandise that v.- is now being sold AT COST to make room for new fall stock. - - jytttf . M. H. Sultan. Tea - Harpers are to publish a splendidly : illustrated edition of ' "Ben LTur.'J It will contain more than 3,000 illustrations. Ex-Oongressuian E. Hill David son has been appointed by the Governor of Florida to succeed Senator Call in the United States Sanatev SHOULD the Republicans carry ' New York and V the : Democrats snooeed in Ohio, there would be a great seatterment among the Presi : dential slate makers. - - Thb United States authorities at Washington do not know any. ' thing about the reported escape of ' Balmaceda to this country but it is ' stated that if he is aboard a United h . States vessel he will not be snr- - rendered. - . The friends of the ex-President : ' are confidently claiming a Cleve- land-Flower junta : and expects to drive David Balmaceda Hill to the mountain : passes. .. In ' this ease, however, it is just as well to wait fof the complete returns. ' ' i A GENTLEMAN was oomplaining on 'change that he had invested a large sum of money in stocks and lost "it. - A sympathizing friend asked him whether he had been a "bull" or a "bear." 1 To whioh he "replied: "Neither; I was a jackass." Tns Pope is investigating the matter of v the intermarriage of Catholics and Protestants, it being claimed that such marriages are not beneficial to -either faith. The Gonsletory is soon to meet at Borne and some new Cardinals will be created. v , .. . v t In the New York State Demo v cratio Convention a resolution has been : introduced, extending to Senator Gorman, of Maryland, the thanks of the convention for his - "wise, gallant, :. and . ' successful leadership," in the fight of the last Congress against the force bill. '. The chairmen of the Kepublioan and Democratic . Committees of - Qhio have agreed upon a time for the Joint debate between Governor Campbell and Major . McKlnley The details as to the opening and closing of the debate and the time to be occupied have not yet been decided upon, ' bat the, time and place of the meeting will be Octo ber 8th at Ada. Tee leaders of the Eepnblican party pronounce with emphacjs their own condemnation when they attempt to substitute the currency iccue for that of the tariff, The hii protective " tariff is c their bantling. They nursed it into life and gave it existence under law in the nation. Now their principal erTcrt is to get ' away from being notified with it.v They dwell r; 1 1' a cpproach to free trade in w L'ch has bcea secured nnder : 1 1 -ovi.-.ions it of all when they s cf tve McKinley tarlST; they 39 tLe a3vi.r! "J '-J I :sa of !lCtCS 1 I 1 I'll' Wa note that Senator, Daniel has reached a conclusion in respect to the presidential probabilities of 1892,1 which we have long ago ex pressed in these columns namely, that -wisdom, as well as oircum- stances' point to the West' for Democratic presidential timber. The .divisions in New York threat en to leave that State in no position to command her usual attention. There is a natural alliance between the Sooth, and! West,' and if the Democrats will .learn wisdom from their "opponents - they will make a departure 'from r the East for both Speaker, and 7 presidential candi date. Norfolk Landmark. LOCAL NEWS. Mr. Geo. Dail left to enter Bryant, Stratton and Saddlers business college, Baltimore. Messrs. Q. B. Waters A Son delivered nioe phtton and baggy from their faotory to customers yesterday. Prof. Cook's juvenile band whioh tarnished musia for the Qoldsboro Fair returned last night, also a good number of the New Berne visitors to the Fair. A meeting of muoh interest will be held at the Salvation Army barracks this evening at 8 o'olook. A brother who has never lead in this hall will oonduot the services. The ExeoutWe Committee of the Y. M. C. A. is requested to meet at the rooms tonight at 8:80 o'clock. Ssate Seoretary, L. A. Coulter, will be pres ent and business of importance will be transacted. The Conoord Times is responsible for the statement that in an adjoining town there is a house whioh is owned by Jack froat. was built by A. Freeze, the lumber was furnished by White Snow and is occupied by a MoHaU. The railroad was filling up the bad places in the street along its line yes terday and also placing several oar loads of dirt at the South Front street crossing, making the desoens from the road to the level of the street more gradual. The city authorities are constantly bsset with complaints of annoyance re sulting from weeds and high grass in certain portions of the oity. They assert their willingness to cut down all such and remove them beyond the oity limits but for the f aot that the Superintendent of Health and the City Phyiioian advise against disturbing them at this season of the year on the ground that growing vegitation counteracts in a measure any malarial Infiuenoe in the air and soil and promotes healthfulneea thereby, Mr. Will E. Humphrey, the well known and popular clerk of Hotel Gregory at Ooldsboro, died very sud denly, Wednesday about 1 o'olook. As he was in the aot of dropping some letters in the mailing box at the poet offioe he was taken with a violent hemorrhage, the result of a ruptured Jlood-veeseI, and in less than five min utes thereafter he was dead. He had not been in good health for some months but was better than usual and but a moment before his death he was con versing pleasantly with several friends, The idea of fixing nioe sidewalks in front of their residences is taking firm er hold of our oitlsens. Dr. F. W, Hughes has finished a good, pulverized shell rock . pavement in front of his residenoe and now Messrs. J. A. Mead ows and J. C. Whitty are putting down the brick ourblng for similar pavements in front of their dwellings. ;. Bach well fixed walks add grertly to the appear ance of the property in front of whioh they are placed and the cost is moderate as nature has provided a bountiful supply of the material close to the oity. We are glad to learn that still others are to improve their property the same way. -' Picnic To-morrow. Every one who will carry a well filled basket is invited to attend the barbecue and pionlo at Blverdale : tomorrow whioh is given by Biverdale Alliance. . ' Hon. G. W. Sanderlln, State Auditor, Hons. Harry Skinner of Greenville,- N. C, F. D. Koonoe, of Blohlands, J. W. Blddle, of New Berne and other promi nent speakers have been invited and are expected to address those present on the Importance of "united aotion" of the people sgalnet monopolies, money rings, eto.' A' largo1 gathering is ex pected on this Interesting occasion. New Clearings In Frontier Settlements Often give birth to miasma, as one of the first fruits of an' upturning Of the soil. Malaria is a relentless foe to the newly arrived emigrant if he be unpre pared to meet it by the use of a reliable preparative and preventive. It, there fore, behooves those seeking the far West In search of homes to provide themselves with a medioinsl guaranty againt chills and fever, bilious remit tent ana ailments oi kindted origin. Hoatetter's Btomaoh Bitters has for nearly half of a century been esteemed the beat. From Maine to- Oklahoma. from Victoria to f mJuii del Bud, its eoknowieagea spu meet with no challenge in loitaltt.i-s where it has been used. Med vl t ' "ny, the moflt positive and duot. t a up the f iarai verdict, no 1ms ia t u i to its vii'f,'"-3 jn cue of liver r" - 6, dys- r- n, c - !i ration, i .... . a end i . .a, tuna ia ca-.e of or , THE LAW EVADED. Entries Taken Up in Opposition to the Intcnte of the Law Mr, Mann's ' : ' ' : Views. -It is the intent of the oyster law of North Carolina that any who desires to oultlvate oysters shall have ' the privil ege of having the state deed to him ten acres of ground suitable for oyster cul ture near the shore on whfoh oysters are not at that time growing, or a similar tract one mile square situated ten miles or more from the shore. It is a f sot palpable to every one at all oonversant with affairs at the ground that the area intended for eaoh individ ual or oompany to own is exceeded by those wanting grounds getting other parties to make the entries and then transfer the bill to them. It is further boldly asserted that those taking up grounds are possessing them selves of natural beds intened for pub lie use. The plan by whioh the State decides before giving a title whether a spot applied for contain natural beds or not is to refer to charts prepared through a goverment survey by Lieut. F. Winslow and eeejif it point ont any there or not. But it is said the dredg ers in the oourse of thisr work have discovered many beds not down on those ohests and that they avail them selves of the knowledge thus obtained and enter the grounds on whioh those very beds are located with the direct intention not of planting oysters, but of getting exolusive control of those natural beds and marketiog tho oysters they contain. This is the alleged main cause of the dissatisfaction among the local oystormen who get their living by oyatering on the publio grouds. Our townsman Mr. J. S. Mann who was the Representative from liyde county in the last legislature and the author of the law then passed is firm in bis conviotion that this Is the real stan ding of the case and that wholesale evasions of the law are the order of tho day. The so-called "oyster question" has become a very serious one in toe east. The oystermen are muoh concerned over the vast number of entries that have been made In Pamlioo sound and its tributaries. I dislike very muoh to question the motives of men, but I must say i believe this wholesale entry oi oyster grounds is simply a plan the opponents of tte present oyster law have settled upon by which to defeat the law they so bitterly fought last winter Bgatnst dredging. There are some, no doubt, who have made entries in good faith, but these, I think, are few. By far most of them, I believe, have been made them in order that the owners may be allowed during the coming winter to dredge the natu ral growth of oysters from the land. and that they may have the exolusive privilege of doing this. I believe the great majority of those who have made entries have never had the remotest idea of going into tho cultivation of oysters, and never expect to plant a bushel of oysters on the land entered by tnem. A favorite scheme of the entry-ma- kers I have heard is to secure grants for large seotions of ground wherever oysters are growing rapidly and already exist abundantly and after securing the title they propose to let the oystermen work this area on shares, that is to say by paying the owner a third or fourth or some other specified amount, while in the past and up to this time the oye- term en have been oatohing from the same grounds and enjoying the full benefit of their labor, it is this kind of a thing that is fast driving the oyster men into a state bordering upon frenzy. and I greatly fear that serious trouble is going to be the result. it is a settled fact that large areas of what should be publio oyster grounds were left out or tne Winslow survey These grounds ought never to be grant ed by the btate, but unfortunately they are the very grounds that are soughs so eagerly for entry, and the oystermen say it means ruin to them to be de prived of oystering on these grounds. nd that it will lift those who secure the grants to oomparative wealth. . Act Gentlemanly, Boys. Editor Joubhal: Some malicious boys have on several occasions com mitted depredations on the property of the Yaoht Club, such as distroying sand bags and defacing chairs, spitting in the seats ana aoung in an unbecom ing and ungentlemanly manner. While tho members of the Club are glad for the pupllo to enjoy the com fort of their premises, they will not submit to depredations of tho above character. On Wednesday night, two young lads (their name are known) saw fit to spit liquorice juice over tho decks of two or three of the boats. This is meant for a warning, for if at any future time like depredations are made on the property of the Club, the parties guuty or tne same win oe put through to the extent of the law. "A word to the wise is sufficient. . , 8. B. W. T Very Old Age A gentleman from" Pender county tells the Wllmingtln Star of the death of Mrs. Annie bevane, aged 09 years 11 months and six daysr She died near Barren's Store on Black river, on Satur day, Bept Dtn. uf a large family of ohu dren all preceded her to the crave save one Mrs. Melvin, a marriod daughter. Is Balmaceda Coming to' the United ' ' - Stategl " Washington; Sept. -15 Both the State and Navy Department are ia ig norance of the reported escape of Balssaoedo to San Franolsbo, but it is said that if the ex-President has suc ceeded in getting aboard a United states naval vessel, be will not be sur rendered. .. ' Confirmed, ' 1 The favorable impression produced on the first appearanoe of the agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs a tew years sgohas been more than confirmed I t the pleasant experience of all who 1 v ii..,;d it, and the success of the r : end ri f nufaii'iirflrs theCal- f i rf -.. 'j. ANOTHER PRODUCT. Balsins Made in Now Berne Grown and Evaporated by Mr. R. Berry. Knowing that almost any variety of grapes will thrive luxuriantly and bear abundantly in North Carolina the thought has occurred to us In the past why it was that raisins were not made in this State, but never having seen any allusion to the subject in any agricul tural or horticultural publication we let the impression take hold of us that for some oause on which we, not being fa miliar with such matters, were not posted . that such an industry was beyond the possibilities of our section, but it seems that this is a mistaken idea and that suoh an enterprise is not only possiple but practicable. Mr. R. Berry, a great searcher after hidden truths, has been experimenting with a number of varieties of raisin grapes to see what suooess oan be at tained In that direotion here and he has now in bearing a vine from which he has by evaporation produced large, fine, well-flavored raisins, and he believes that a field cultivated for this purpose would be remunerative even in the poorest seasons and that in the beet years it yields an immense revenue. Mr. Berry tells us that a grape which will make excellent raisins in one looality may not do so In another but that soil and climate have to be taken into consideration and varieties secured adapted to them. Probably the only reason why North Carolina is not a raisin produoing State is because no efforts have been made in that direotion. Mr. Berry's aro the first, so far as we know, in the State and if they result in permanent success, as there is reason to bolieve they will. it adds another highly profitable pro duot to those of whioh the State could already boast. Further developments will be awaited with interest. "A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men." Our advice is do not send to Pantsilvania for you "pants" or to Vest Virginia for your "veBts" or to Dakota for your "coats," or to Colorado for your "collars'" or to Connecticul for your "neckties," or to Hatteras for your "hats," but come right to Howard's, where you will find all the above goods just in and at reasonable prices. We have a sample lot of woolen H Hose at N. Y. cost. J. M. HOWARD. TWO DOLLARS and Fifty Cents! for a stylish, well made Fancy Silk Vest. "Get in the swim" and BARGAIN STORE. THOSE UMBRELLAS have arrived and they are beauties; especially those Steel Rods and Feather weights. Our Fall Stock of Clothing baa also arrived and comprises the f inest Beieotea stock we ever carried, and that is saying a great deal. We have also a line of pretty LATEST STVLE DERBIES. Ziegler's and Grossett's Men's Fine Shoes whioh we have, need only to be mentioned. A full line of Ziegler's Ladies' Shoes also just received. Does your Boy need a suit 1 See ours before buying also a nioe BALL and BAT FREE with every suit. Barrington &.Baxter. Restaurant IS IIOW OPEN. . Frog Legs, Quail on Tout, end O well, they will come in a little later. . Regular Boarders, $5.00 per weejr. Transient, on European plan. : State of North Carolina, ) Bmpenor Court Craven Oounty. - f Fan ysrm, isoi, John W. Brown vs. Florence Brown. ' Action for Divorce. " .-S: To Florence Brown. Defendant. "! - lake notice, that you are required to appear at the Fall Term, 1891, of the Superior Court in and for said oounty, to be beld at the oourt house in the citv of New Berne on the 13th Monday after the 1st Monday In September, 1891, and plead, answer or demur to the com plaint on file In the offioeof the Clerk of said fjourt. : : v, V V This 4th day of September, 1891. ' W. M. Watson. i l Clerk Superior Courts Geo. H. Whits, Aty for Plaintiff. ROHTH CAROLINA, 1 ' '' fcHAvan OoVHtT, I ' r-'-vr y royal torn 3 Ilif POWDER Absolutely Pure. A oreatn of tartar baking Dowder. Highest of all in leavening strength. Latest U. S Government Food Report Notice to the Public. On and after Friday, Sept. 18th, the Mail Train (53 and 51) will resume their regular schedule over this road. Leave Morebead City Weet bound 6.25, A.M.; New Bern 8 30; Kinston 9.53, arrive at Goldsboro 11 10 A. M. Leave Qoldsboro Eastward 3 30 P. M. ; Kins ton 4.40: New Bern 0 OS, arrive at Morehead City 7.33 P.M. . L. DILL; Hupt. I Am Happy to See You ad take pleatm-s in Informing you thai 'J. C. WHITTY & CO. Have last reoelved a Car Load of th i World Hennwnsd DANIEL PRATT COTTON GINS, and are now prepared to take orders for these celebrated GlnB, together with the "BOSS" COTTON PRESSES, which com bined make the moBt satlifaotorv outllt for ginning cotton ever used in this country. iney aisu carry a inn line or Keitinc. Ma chine Oil, Lace Leather, together with a oomplete stock of Hardware. Hend for prlccH and come and examine their stock. They guarantee to please you. J. V. Will 1 1 1 ft w.. Cor. South Kront and Omven His. edmond WHOLESALE DEALEU IN WINES, LIQUORS and OIGARS, South Front Street, Two Doors East Gaston 11 o use New Berne, N. G. luneJdwly Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad, Offloe of Superintendent, New Bern, N. C, Sept. 0th, 1891, SPECIAL Stockholders' Train! Thursday, Sept. 24, 1891. From Ooldsboro and stations inter mediate to Morehead City and Return same day. All Stockholders and their immediate families will be passed free. The con. ductor of special train will be furnished with a list of the stockholders and they will be passed accordingly. SCHEDULE, Leave Qoldsboro 0 35 A. M " . Beet's........ : 6 56 " La Grange 7.09 " Falling Creek 7.23 " " Kinston. 7.40 " Caswell 7.65 " " Dover 8.05 " ". Core Creek -.... 819 " Tusoarora 8.85 " Clarks . 8 49 " ' " New Bern......... ......... 9 20 " Biverdale . ,...,.. 9.51 i " Groatan. ........ ............ 9 50 EV; . M. Havelock ..................10.08 " , Newport...... ..-10 28 f " " . Wlldwood 10 8 " Atlontlo 10.40 Ar've Morehead fsetK iiltni 10.65 , :.;. t Returning, Special to leave Morehead City at 5:00 P. M. or as soon as the meeting ad joums. r -v - S. L. DILL, Supt. Jas. R REDUCTION in Old .Virginia Cheroots. Also, Horsford Bread Preparation. Buy your 8hot and Powder and save Money WHOLESALE GKOOEJ1, MIDDLE STREET, NEW EERNK. N. O. T. W. DEWEY. A. H. TOWELL. DEWEY & POWELL, Life, Fire and Marine INSURANCE. OFFICE IN Farmers and Merchants Bank NKW BEIINE, N. C. WILL JSK (JLAD TO SEUVK YOU. scpll -Jw S. W. WILLIS, AND- Ctieese, Middle St. New Berne, N.C. BEST IN TQK CITV, THE 11 FIVOHSTE," For Hale liy LUCAS & LEWIS. Mason's Improved Fruit Jars L. B. CUTLER & CO. NEW BERNE. N. O. SALE, EX CHARGE AND LIVERY. US. sSL Street Has now on hand a large lot of fine MULES and HORSES, raised in WEST ERN NORTH CAROLINA. Also, a fine lot of Buggies, Road Carts and Harness, all of whioh will be sold as LOW AS THE LOWEST. Don't fail to oome and see him before making a trade. Feeding a speoialty. novS7 dwtf Smallwood & Slover, DEALERS IN Stoves, General Hardware, AND Harness, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass and Putty, Lime, Plaster. Hair and Cement. Agents for DEV0E & CO'S celebrated Ready Mixed - Paints, which are strictly pure . ; -. A goods. . - . ' . s.' 'middle STREET.- " The parents o children who take musio lessons should obtain from me a pamphlet ontitled: "A FEW WORDS addressed to the PARENT concerning the MUSICAL EDUCATION of the CHILD." CriAS. L. GASKILL. Jy Wdif FOR SALE. Two BRAND NEW Georgia Cotton (jins, 35 and 45 Saws each, for sale by Big Ike at 45 and 55 dollars, each. Factory price !io and 115 dollars, each, dinners will do well to call and see him. WE MEAN YOU. Stop and look at our line of SOUVENIR SPOONS. Ask for Paul E. Wlrts' FOUNTAIN PENS, fresh lot just arrived. I forgot lo say I have Just rccclvei a fresh lot of thuso ROLLED GOLD CHAINS, warranted for elx years. W give a wrltUn guarantee with each chain. M) STOCK 18 WAV UP, and PRICES ARK WAV DOWN. Come In and see me. SAM. K. EATON, Miil.l'o HI., ni-poslto KantlBt Chur. u. tr.Hi-z; dwtf III7UU - Young Kentucky and fesl lorses Has Just Arrived witli Two Oar Loads of Younjr KENTUCKY and WEST VA. HORSES AND MULES From 3 to 7 Years Old. EXTRA FINE DBIVEES, Draft and Saddle Horses, Which Will l!o Sold Cheap. Also Nice Variety of Carriages, Baggies, Carts, Harness, Whips, Lap-liobos, Dusters etc., etc. OUJt MOTTO IS Quick Sales Small Profits. Call and see us bofore you bllV; it Will III' t.ltvmir -irlvnnf nrro to do so. & GO. S. II. STREET, General FIRE AND LIFE Insurance Agent, NEW BERNE, N. C. To My Patrons and the Public Generally. Having removed my place of business to South Front Street, Three doors East of the Gaston House, wnere l win be pleased to serve my patrons as heretofore. I shall keen constantly on hand A FULL LINE OF SAMPLES of tho very best Foreign and Domestic Goods, II. SAWYER, seplltf Fashionable Tailor. SEED COTTON. The subscriber is prepared to buy" and gin seed cotton at market prloe. A. R. DENNISON. Bep. 8, 1891, d.twI6d. A. E. HIBDARDr . CLOCKS, And Silver-ware, - NEW BEEITB, a - . . Repairing Neatly Den ;v June27dmf Ales
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