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a':. Journal -ABihU -V ski 1 ' NEW BERNE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1891. VOL. X.-NO; 211 PKICE 5 CENTS. ft!; t. 8 BUSINESS LOCALS OWNKB wanted for mall, fine, braea born (hat fell under my oou trol Thanksgiving day. W. H. Joae. East aid Macadamised Road, doora below Pollook ! deoUs DHE33-MAKINO Hiflur com .plated my training course la one ' of the leading pres making Establisb ' menu la Philadelphia. I am now pre pared to mai" up all varieties ot floe needlework. P-ronge aolielted. Miss 8,ixnt Swindell debt if Near Scheelky ' Hill. a Bis Lot of Mule. Bugeies and ; ix Harness oo band more coming. n25U J. W. SiBWABT. WANTED A. gentliman and wife to board and a few table boarders. ' novl7 tf MRS 8. B. Uowahd. R.. E. Hud wo Bouse Painter. Paper Hanger, Kaltominer, Order Promptly attended to. Apply at tf L H. Cutler's store. FOUND A Package or l.ry Goods. Lost in New . Berne two or three .-month ago. Owner can geteameupon payment for tbia adv. novlO BARGAINS in beautiful work-baekets fanoy styles job lot just received. J. Sutbr. SMOKE Genuioe Cubsna Tobacco, oct 6 if NEW DBUO 8TOBB.-Drugs. Medi ott.es and Dhemloala, ). r. Popular Proprietary Medicines. All varl ties o( ; DrnHlat's Bundrlts. Trusses and Brae . Haw erop Garden Beeda. Vine aud lrgs Htook. Cigars and Tobacco, all hew. Pre scriptions aoenratel eonpoondeii (aud .ot at was prices), our ni tto aDdour suecess. 0. 0. Qtt .JCN. UrUKglst aud Apothecary, Middle St.. four doora from Pollock. JaniU 1; iXLT) paper for sale at the Journal y office by the dozen, hundred or .thousand. tf ' "' Congress meets next Monday, Deoember 7 th. ORDER is restored in Brazil and soon the crisis will be over. The Democrats of the House trill meet in Caucus SitunUy Dec. 5th, to nominate the officers of the House. Yon can tell more about a man's character by trading horses with , him once than yon can by hearing him talk for a year in prayer meetin. Extremely cold weather is re ported from several points in the North and Northwest, the mercury ranging from zero to twenty de grees below. MILLS, of Texas Crisp of Georgia; McMellan, of Tennessee; Springer, of Illanois, and Hatch of Missouri are the candidates for Speaker of the House of Repre sentatives. Texas farmers have organized a naw Alliance, and its laws pro Dibits any man Irom becoming t "-, $ member who believes, belongs to -or la any way aids a secret politloal organization. The thoughtless tongue often bears a sting, though nnintention . al, jnore poisonous than that of the '1 fabled asp, and often as fatal in its effects aa the; bite of the deadly , cobra of India. - ' The fastest time ever made by a railroad train between New York ; f'aad Washington was accomplished v Nov. 28tb, over the Pennsylvania Railroad: the run . was made in 240 mlcates, the distance being 228 Skhator Eanbom will be the ' senior Senator In the 52d Congress, . . paving served continuously from Or1 April E4 1872. Senators Jones, of . Nevada, and Allison, of Iowa, come next, their service having begun MtJRAT Halstbad, of the Brook j lyn Standard-Union exhausts the language of .abuse in his tirades about - Governor Hill. We have 'jpeTer,, farored ths Governor as a V1 "presidential Candidate, bat as a . .fsori' Dl' dynamite tot ' blowing np ' . Bepublicans - he is a decided BnowmitAj mob of lenale Oaio people ' who destroyed an obnoxious honse and nearly killed 'four of the in sTj0$rt aw informed by the local ; chronicler,: , -was composed of the ' .. best ladies of the town. If the - r rbest -ladles1 criJdrgerin their . ! tofgTln tha style what would tbe paln, nntntored Ohio feminine do , tf she spread herself and went ont , on the war-path t'V (:VrZj Dkmoceatio declarations' of . concerted intention.; to ; nominate 9fr. Vleveland with or without the approval of bid' own state pro- t nnanoeq toy me repauiican newe 64aper-r to;- be ''political idoiatfyJ At tbe-vanriH"' time theyf should not rget tbaX (tvalM conntitatea no- asnally, great ' (olitioar strength Even Ihe rptibt!c blind devotio; 10 Blaine" could Hoarcely "sustain Vy- thdr 1.3 t s Steet the uilppftil bite 1' ibUCli w I lumed .rkuight" mgainet 5 -era I iii)r!;;irig;''t- . It is reported that the Chilian government will try all the mem bers of the Cabinet of the late President Balmaceda, and a num ber of Chilians who held high positions in the overthrown gov em men t for infraction of the Constitution and malversation f lands. A gold mine has been dis covered on what is known aa the Bett's place, about three miles southwest of Asheboro. The pro perty on which the mine is located was recently parobased for its timber by the Asheboro Lumber Company. They have pat hands to work to open up the mine. LI a vino secured an increased daty of 93 per cent, on the sort of glassware manufactured in its factories, a glass company in In- iana has promp'ly reduced wages 25 Der cent. VVbv should these concerns share profits witn tne VArlrinrrmnnl Tna sQstTvaV.fi fwi an f. la B I eipecieu to tate cure oi meiu, iucy are supposea to iase cate oi ineir peratives. ,Bat they don't. Phil, Record. Two young fellows in Kansas who were rivals for the hand of a girl decided that they would settle the rivalry by a fist and skull so ciable, the whipped man to retire, The girl got a Hint of it, slipped around where she could see the mill, and when one got the other down and was making pulp out oi him, she appeared on the scene. ordered a cessation of hostilities, tongue-lashed the victor for a brute, and woman-like patched up the mashed fellow and married him Wii. Star. LOCAL NEWS. Cotton New Berne Market Sales yesterday 205 bale at 1 2 to 7 02 1 2 cents The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Baptist churoh will meet at tbe home of Mrs. Rmntrej this afternoon at 4 'dock Bishop Watson will hold services at Stonewall, Fridcy Ddoember 4th, morn iag tnd night at tbe usual bhuroh hours. The Sunbeam society of the B iptist ehuroh will give a novel and highly interesting entertainment some time in the near future The mail train was abojt three hours late last night owing to the engine accl dentally running iff the track while shifting freight car at Goldsboro. The Injury It sustained was only slight. At the joint meeting of the Y. M. C. . and the Ladies' Auxiliary yesterday afternoon it was deoided to hold tbe entertainment next Tuesday night at the room. Another meeting for farther uraugemeais win oe aeiu tomorrow afternoon. , ... . ..., The alarm of flre. early yesterday morning was caused oy some paper in the offlj of Mr. J. F. Taylor al the rear of hi (tore accidentally becoming ignited as the fire w being built la tbe stove. Fortunately but little damage was done. The murder case of Zick Rhodes, a deputy marshal who shot and killed a moonshiner in Onslow oounty - last pring is to be tried in the V. S. Circuit Court now being held in Raleigh by Judge Seymour. The oast waa tent up from tbe Onslow Superior oourt. Self .J a I- iL a. a .LJ it " .T r cause oi toe aiuiug. To-morrow is tbe time for Alfred Dawles, the Charlotte burglar to be bung, uiwies say the burglary la which be was deteoted was tbe first one he ever, oommitted and that he had no intention to inj are anyone, uawies it Ispoken ef ara nine teen year old negrt oi light build and a pleasant raoe wnb no traoe or maiioionsnes w it ana pas- teased of lets than ordinsrv inaalll eenoe. A - strong netition (or commutation of the aentenoe was made but Go Holi refute to Inteefere. W Aumber of large limb, baveTieen out from some of the best ihade tree along Pollock street to allow the former BiobardMB v printing . ofitae , building which is being moved to pis them) Thl greatly .mars the appearanoe, and ImnaiN thai naafiilatasl Af lha tram mtiA the large wounds by causing prematura decay wili m.tl.lly .horten their lives. The obstacle, la the; wayiof geUiog balldlng front 1 one spot to .. .'v r. . . anotner ougnt to oe tan into oonsld- eratioa before ttaiting Is. . :j i E ..A speoial to the State ChronloU an- nounoss that a narrow, eaoape wal UnsloJt, board J said; in his addratsat made Saturday J morning from a ra-kOoaferano . oa that work that the famous attempt to wreck the CharMt bound train due there . at I e-tn. from Washington, by mean of. a telegraph pol plaoed on a treatle over Haw rrvr between Greensboro and Eeidi iliav A couple or , oountrymen walking . along I the track d Hoovered Ihe poi ;at hfj very moment fhe train vu dot, hnd hurried up the traok and ntgged .the train ':' The'' bad passed th bale but few yards when they .saw: the hiiu)hr.He said that Methodism was building light, but-thejr euooeeded in givieg! thai warping in time though the engine wist 3intharh Methodism built one in every wlthid thirty feet f the oUstruiitionlornbteen hour. Hi wa (kid to bs when it stopped, vr '"-"P SUPEPIOR COURT. Court met pursuant to reotsa at 10 a.m. and disposed of case as follow: State v. S. W. Litham; misdemeanor. This vu a teat base for failing a a magistrate to make repsrt. and is in tended to, settle the doubtful point whathev nuriatrates who have not tried Lny case during the term ere required to make a report or not. Upon tbe fact a found by the jury in the speoial verdict His Honor adjudged the de fendant not guilty, whereupon the Solioitor for the State prayed an appeal to the Supreme Court, whioh was granted State v. Edw. Heart; A. & B. De fendant called and failed to appear. Judgment nl si and capias. State vs. R C. Cieve; gambling. Ds- fendant called and failed to appear. Judgment ni si and instanter capias. Btaie vs. Williams et als; violation of ordinance. Defendant Smallwood Oiiled and failed to appear. Judgment ni si si fa and capias. State vr. Fred. Douglas; violation of ordinance. Verdict guilty. Judgment not renders 1. Hint-, oiiilt.v -TiiH am ant. tint ranriAreil. 8 R c c. misdemeanor, witntsaes not appearing, oue was oon- tinued. State vs. John Lilly. Alias capias and case continued State vs. H. A. Jordan; larceny. Not guilty. State vs. James Prescott and Antia Sister; F. & A. Mistrial State vs. Aug. McAfferty; affray Judgment suspended upon payment of 009t. State vs. Aaron Nelson and others outtiog and removing timber. Not a true bill State vs. W. R. Skinner; false pre' tenoe. Case continued for defendant, and he was required to give bond, to be approved by clerk, in the sum of 8100. Dr. and Mrs. Yass Receive. The Savannah paper contain ac count of the largely attended reotp tion in that city at the handsome reai dence of Rsv. Dr. and Mrs L. 0. Vase, the new manse of the First Presbyte rian church of that city, whioh baa just been com pie ted, the ocoasion of the re ception being its formal opening. Mies Sadie Vass assisted in receiving and en- tertaining the guest, and the entire bouse was thrown open for inepeotioo It adjoins the ohuron, face on three street, ha vi rand as on two sides, and is spoken of as "one of the best ar ranged and most complete residences the city. We take the following extract from the Savannah News ''The house was brilliantly lighted and presented a handsome appearance, both from within aud without. Dr. and Mrs Vass are very popular with the congregation of the First Presbyterian churob and, have a large number of friends a well outside of the churoh and the reoeption was largely attended Uc Vast is a gentleman of high Intel lectnal ability with a wide range of f'n?F and experience, and kas already e,t,bH,nBd KmKit moag DMt ot toe, ministerial talent of the oity. Mr Vass is- a lady of ' many accomplish meat and i wall qualified to maintain U-rnositioa and fniflii w rintiM wife ot tbe pastor of a large and influ ential churoh." Coming and (Joins;. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. N. Ives left jester lay to attend Wilmington's Welcome Week. Misses Clarita and Susie Clark left for Wilmington to spend the Welcome Week and to viait their sister, Mr, Tho. Walter. Lieut. F. Window left for Washing ton on a but inee trip. Mj. 9. D. Pope left for Kinston and 8now Hill on In.uranos buiness M p..-- heme a Kepote from a visit to her daughter-in-law, Mr; N. F. Nunn. I Hon. T. G. Sparrow, Maj. W. A Blount and Mr. J. W. Chapin of Beau I fori oounty are in the oity. jaiss Battle Tooley of Belle Haven who ha been attending tbe Exposition oame down last ' night and i visiting nrB. j. j. Baxter, v"",'v,""J susmuic, " T"" wl Teachers' Institute will be n"" Trenton, by Pof. Charle D, MelT rih beginning HTv?. 1 u c " jm woite teacnera oi toe county are required to atteod .and if any aohool i running it mut,.be sutpended to aiv the teacher the" Opportunity of attend' Ingn Prof. Molver will make a publio aad pollllc. a' Friday 18th Mnrt., which the n Mqe.sted toat- td. i,The addrtas will be both inter- aatiasranrllnatrnntiva ,U f ' " - --" ' v mrfk4U& Chnreli Builders. ,'; Sef . Dr. Morrl. of the chnroh ' Caoord of Method Urn was s witnes of tbe f f act ; that ; they ' should build oharohe. W hefeever they have built, they have prpspered. ' Methodism today j he stated number ilsty thousand mla ler' .in Ameiloa y and five ; mlllloa member about aa many members as 1 the two next largeet protestaat denomi' nations; roaibined bave la : their Sledmmunlohs. -r.'- v :r. a ohurbh ' every toV hour, and that I t'ttly a great tpeeoh RAIN-MAKING. Absurdity of the Attempt -Discussion Thereon Science of Rainfalls Fallacy ef the Idea that Battles ym n Cause Rain. A Statllia ntBarl8on. Editor Journal: You have pub- liaKaf it pV fa of the Qbvsrament rain at log , experiment, unaer tne direction o( "Gen." Dryenforth, and the readers of tho Joobmai. have been told that the experiments were a great euooess. . It seems' that the newspaper throughout the country bave received similar report,, and no doubt a great majority of tbe- people actually believe that rain can be produced by heavy explosion in the atmosphere. To scientists the whole business has been an amusing faros, and some few lead ing journals (among them tbe New York Nation) have shown that the thing was a ridiculous fraud. It is strange that so many people have tbe notion that rain almost alwajs follows a great battle; that this is be cause the canonading disturbs tbe upper atmosphere; and hence that a great noise and a (baking up of tbe elements by explosion will bring down rain at any tioio. But more astonish ing (till U tbe fact that the last Con gress concocted suoh a Bcheme as the rain-making expedition to the "dry and wet regions of Texis," for draw ing a few thousand dollars out of the treasury. There was a discussion in the North American Review between Gen. Dryen forth and Prof. Simon Nen-comb about the possibility of producing rain by making a great noise. The New York Nation doubts "if there has appeared itbiu tbe present century a more amusing discussion." Prof Newcomb, an eminent scientist. holds of oourse that rain can be pro duced in no suoh way. He says: "Two step are necessary to the formation of rain: the transparent aqueous vanor in the air must be condensed into clouds. and the material of the clouds must gglomerate into rain drops. The aqueous vapDr of the air cannot be oondensed into olouda except by cool ing. The cooling may come in two ware by the meeting of two currents of air of different temperatures, on the rising from tho earth of a mass of air warmed by the sun and moistened by evaporation, to oool up abovo by ex pansion." This is the theory acoepted by all scientists. Indeed, no ether explanation is possible. A correspondent of a Texas paper. who witnessed Ueu. Dvrenloith's Fourth of July celebration," gives some of the ludicrous features of tbe ffair, and says that the experiment was a lauure. xn promised rain did not come, "though the General cnu manded it in bis most dignified manner." Tbe following from the Nation shows tho absurdity of tbe raiu-makine idea To show how groundless is the notioD that there is any relation between can nonading and rain, oue need hardly go further than the little book in which Mr. Edward Powers tried to prove the contrary. By painstaking research he showed that during our civil war out of a great many 'battles," 'artillery fires', gunboat firings', 'attaoks' and 'naval actions', one-tenth of the whole cum ber, perhaps, were foliowua by more or less rain, either next day, or in two, three, or four days. A farmer who should go out and blow his horn every Monday morning for a vear would make a better showing than this, for his tooting would surely be followed by rain in two or three days oftener than one time in ten. Considering tbat we oommonly have May showers through tbe whole early summer ooin oidenoe or rain and battle were hardly possible to avoid. Everyone who has given attention to meteorology knows that the atmospherio current which bring rain are in almost constant motion, generally from west to east, at the speed of a railway train. Tbe great maas of air whioh was over the heade of the combatants during a battle would next day, be hundreds of miles awav to be replaced by another mass from an equal distance. If a cannonade brought rain at all, it would do it in a few minutes; if we wait hour we have a new mass of air ooming from a distance of hundreds of mile. "We bave asked a mathematical expert to calculate for us tbe probable weight and force of an aerial current suoh as the explosions of a few balloon, were expected to start or guioe. tie says, in substance, that tbe weight of the air is suoh as to press upon every square inch with a force of about fourteen pounds. Thii make weight of a little less than a too to every square foot, and about 5,000 000 tons to every square mile. Multiplying by tbe area of Texas, we find that the aerial current over that State weigh more I bun five millions of millions of tons. The effect of the lumpofono vigorous floa upon a thousand ton steamship, running at a speed of twenty knots, would De vastly greater than that of the explosion of a ton-foot balloon upon this current." Roscoa Ness, Assistant State Meteorological Ob erver. Roll of Honor. The following constitute the honor roll of the Collegiate Institute for the month ending Nov. 87: Misses Rosa Pail, Elisabeth Porter, Emma Hunter, Mary Quion, Agaas Foy, Lena Bine Bessie Tuoker, Bertha Kafar, Eulalia Willi. ' Partheni : Hunter Ziakia Swindell, Luoy Abbott, Aleph Oaaon Liuis Elli, Anna Hanff , touisa Sater, Annie Fowler; Alberu Ulrich, Eliza Simmon; Matters, . John Meadows, David Congdon, Sutrell, Jon,; Guy Chadwiok, John Sutar, Benson Laae. : n, vmmenuoie. . , All ctalmi not ooneisten. with th high oharaoter- of Syrup of' Figs at purposely avoided .by the Cal, Fig Byrup fjompsny. It aot gently on the kidney, liver and bowel;' cleansing tb) i syktasa effeotually, but it is not a oure all and m.akee no preteDsion that every bottle will not substantiate. ' I . "i : . -1H -y ue. 'i tdt Tha publio sro hereby notified that Clairmoot Bridge, Trent -river la np I or repair ana wui b impaaasAM until furtner notion r','i (""-'! , ,vt. ,,1120 t?,.t... CommiaaionetU' DEATH OF A PROMIKENT FARMER. Mr. Christopher Stephens, of Outdow, Pastes Away at a Ripe Old Age. Information rescbe us that Mr. Christopher Stephens, a large firmer and AxoelUnt and highly esteemed and widely-known oitir.o of Ricblands, died Sunday, November 29. h. Mr. Stephen was quite an old n an (the best information we have would place him about eighty years of age), and bis power have been failing fur soma years, and he bad a lignt paraly tio troke a few weeks ago, but of bis con dition from that ti ne we do not know. He leave a wife aud four daugb'.erp, wo of whom are married. Mr. Stephens was regarded as the richest man in Cndow oounty, and he accumulated all bis wealth himself through farming. Commencing life a poor youth he purchased a $25 000 plan tation on oredit and by industry &i.d business like management in a reason able length of time paid fur it and continued to add to what he had quired. At the time of his death he owned several plantations tttgrega- ting 11,000 acres in Richland towt,thi,i besides other real cs.ate elsewhere. Also money in United BUtes bonds, bank stock, etc The succesj attending Mr. Stephens should serve as a bright example and incentive to aspiring young ruua cf the present day. His W3S a luu lif j nubly spent. Russell Siijfe The well-known financier, wii.e: "507 Fifth Avenue, New York City, December 20, 1"90. "For the last twenty years I bave been using Allcock's PoRort, Plas ters. They have repeatedly cared me of rheumatic pains and pains in my 'i'-io and back. Whenever I bave a co!d, one on my oheet and one on my back spoedily relisvo m. "My family are never without them." RujSell Saqe. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. W H Fbanok. S T. Rakbeuuy Fransk & Rasbsrry, OUNDERS & MACHINISTS. We know what it is. Fellow Cjiiutry men ! We have plowed many a steer. H .vlng now cha; K"u our business and stl el htr for i Uv purp sn of steering you to a safe harbor anil in 'HiKhin yoa FIRST-CLASS WOHK AT I lVhU PRICE, steeping that hnil enrned do:Ur In your pocket. Try as aud be convinced. , Mailne work given special fUtentl.m. tverytblnc new. dec2tf HOWAHDVS SHU1 VAttO. HOUSEKEEPERS ATTENTION Is called to the fact that X no: Du.nn HAS THE Most Complete Stock OP CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES in the city. Complete in overy department. Quality of the Highest ana f rices as L,ow as any Urocery in tne city. He requests a call from the ladies to satisfy them that what he claims is a fact indeed. Confectionery Department Is supplied with the very nicest lines of goods, imported fresh each week. To satisfy the public and to secure an early call he will. give for the next 30 days the following low prices: Chocolate Cream Drops, best Marsh Mallow " Caramels, Cocoa Bon Boris, And all fine goods of Whitmans & Miller's Phila. make, at Kock Bottom Prices, only 25c. per lb A nice Mixed Candy, pure and good, 20c. Plain Candy, 15c, Choice Fruits, Nuts, Raisins Figs, and everything in this line at equally low prices. A call will be appreciated. oolOdw FRUITS! CONFECTIONERIES! Select and Fresh Lot on hand for my customers ana tne puono generally. The ship bas arrived and now is the time to oall and get th very best qual ity otohoioe fruits tbat bave just ar, rivaa ana are perreotiy fresh, novlltf D. HASSEL Solid Silver! ''!,1 S'? .''J:c M:lt ': I have got the BEST SELECTION of Solid Silver ever brought to New Berne. Fresh Goods Just Received j 1 1 havs i a Kioa Salootioaiof Solid Gold Plain Eings. Also a Fine Stock nf ALL KINTJ3 of Qoods in mr Hoe. 0AU work aeatiy doaa and wamnted. ., , je, . i - -. SAME. BATONS ' i . New Bern;iT. 0. Absolutely Puro. A croam nf t'lUsr baking powd r. Hulimr, of all iu lnaver.ing (.tn ngth Latest U. S. Government Food Report UNITED sr.vrKS UK AMi.KlCA. KAtTKIIN DIHTKKT OF MlKTIl CAROLINA. Ill tuo District of t'uriiiio'i V. S. DistriOiCDil.-t-Iii Ailiulial.y. Malshal's Noriric ol-" .kizl"i;k. Whor. as. a libel luiUi been llu d in iho 1 i. rll t Lourlol in:; Tinted Miilea ot ,v utriiM lui.iu District f r'aiuiico, on ui i:lsi da, oi Octobrr, 1MII. by falnuul farso..Bi,Kallia( : lie Kchooner JulHUiz. una prnylUK llm u ml I'i'H't'HK ami munition oi tile c nirl. 11;;,: at: i.eisons lnL.'ifbi-d in tin, taul vta-ei, lu i turtle. Kiiiaiel and furniture, may becilt-il lo ii us v.. r tin, p;vtni., and nil dim m rei'dtiiKS be.HK bud. tlniL Ule same, imil Iim decreed to be sold, uud the pioceeds titeVeoi be ilmU il.uled m-c rdlog lo nw; I'll, Tenure lu pursuance of Ibo said mou tiou under l ne seal of atd court, to me directed and deliv ered,! do hereby give notic generally unto all persons having or pretend dn to have any rlKbt, title or Inier. st therein, and to i.pnenon Mavis iviasterol ILe said echooner In special, to appear before the aforesnM Court at tbe clly of Newlierue, on tbe 1 Uh duy of l luce m ber lh!M if It be a court ilav or else on the next court day thereat it a 1 1 o clock In the forenoon, then and Inere lu ai swe the eaul illud.aud lo mute ihelr allegations In tbat behalf. Dated at New Fort, N ?.. tlioiPU day of November, In the year of our Lord on thouuan i eltht hundred and ninety-one. JOMUiA , lill.L, U. M. MurKlly , By r;. II. lln.L, Dept Jhi.Kiml. UREAT EXCITEMKX 1' IX L VGRANUE I'autlng merchants ai:i! cIi .zcds toRhulilerl whHn It wiis announced Ili'U A. ,v K.,nf.,.,ly nail fibs n,d to N. J. House, tlnowlrin hi entuv Hiock on til ni.rkel nl ai d neiow N. w York coat. H is woml- rfui ll 'Ar tin p; opl.. ili tn-rl Ibeir Uvu:: pr.--. s ot iriolu win u f.ucli liirn'., I);, nkrupl siocksrire i hr.i u on llu market (). Ij a lew ilaya l,a,l . -1 i ,k- .1 wlim, on jl!U!R,!ny, N,;v lillii tin; mighty Iron liors.-ol lli- old AIIuiiiic'hs it was nenrniK tni, little city, tile Or Kenian In nullity lliiinderlri tonen W;t8 liemd to.x claliu "l.a llianse," and at ono- i In- u.ei C'jauls and . lii.-ns on Uie tict-ts in l.n itiani;e reui-trki d "Tliere noes niit Iko. wIm o.ijs so many nwreli ,nts onl at lit. "ill;, i -nla on tile no In, " en Boon Uiij il.,.. who his us ia'i,i !; V. 4'i. Ki ,i,,u a . KlliKey repr'Si-tl'l l In- aKninntx . were pa.-kll IT UP tl,t i liyiv lolll i.f llrv U-.ods, LI Hunt', lio .tH and tdio, s Ye" vi-tl n:il tile ne ule ol Vu Kerne iin.l Kiir. ounili"K couiitrj rcjo ne v,!ii. Iliey ueiir ol lie wood rfui reduction in prices of l.rv ioode t'lotlilu.'. Ho its nnd hluicN l. m'.. lke'd Ilotliin Hiore. I lie K ttnl of Tlie linn-h aro nlsliem'iJB. Mm. women iiml rlllldr. 11 nre b'lnnd to cty for h.-lp iniless Miiv.ivhI tn n,selvs ol till . Wolnl -r'ni oinorutiil ml secure some of I e o,iik1m whl. t i Ike IH WlHUtlt.c i liiu oat helter Kki lttr or in. neit few dai s. m h. m BKEEDEK OF j Buff Cochins, White Cochins, Partridge Cochins, Bl'k & Wh. Langshans, S. S. Haxnburgs. Golden Wyandottes, Dark Brahma , Toulouse be Pekin Bucks, Bronze Turkevs, White Crested, White Polish. Eggs for S.j.ls in Season. Also Sresdit cf Celebrated Black BuksM wine. AUDRLSSl Green Piaca Poaitry Yards, NEWBERNE, N. C. "A entlenmn's lasle in dress is upon principal, the avoidance i f .ill things extravagant; it consists yi tho quiet simplicity of exqusite neatness." Bclwer. What to wcur has bten a con stant source of perplexity from generation lo generation, bat. in this age of ready made clothes that need not worry you, what bothers most of as is, "how to get them." Well tell yoa, bring 10 or 15 dol lars in your pocket and in a short time yon can be fitted ont in proper shape. We bare other things yon need. They are Shoes and Hats Scarfs and Ties. At HOWARD'S. S. R. STREET, General: FIRE AH ixisuranceAgent 4 1 D LIFE V ' v -' . ... ! a We will place wi Sale Tc-day only, seme hand seme STEHLIl G SILVER abut 33 1-3 PER fJENT CHEAPER THAN CAN BE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE. A rare opportunity to get a vedding or Christmas gift very cheap. MLL THE JEWELER. 9 erPAKENTS SHOULD BEAR IM Jil.N'D that. the teison for attacks of Croup ii now on ua. Be prepared for tins iactdk'tis ili.nu-t! by always having "buuie. f H N. Dulfy's CROUP SYRUP in tbt. houBe. Trepared after tbe re cipe t.f tbe late Dr. Waiter Duffy, and for sale by the proprietor at his store on llnliil.. atrLiit. inxt to Custom House, and by New Berne Drug Company. JOHN eSORLEY. Boot and Shoe Maker, POLLOCK STREET, NEW BENE, JJ. C. '-n : cil ii- services nf n skilled M.-cn:: 1 liiv, -clwha IVorkm-n from n now fu ly prepared lo Oil ml l's lor tine ew York, I promptly all CUa'IWH 3I.1KK liOOTS AM) shoes. The i nny yeais unit I have satisfactorily supplied ill., wants or my numerous patrons work i.e., ,,,1,1,11 ee oi tne cuaruGU-rutm. 'epa-.rii. a si, lydo.-io. uuvtj.lw if ::,;! :liy. Neat.) and prnmpt- Ju!l -MciOKLET, HEABQUASTERS FOR mm MEW LOT UNiJAN VASED ?ah Oran. Ohsssa, M1N, E MK-VT, iU-- K VVHE At', UOMINY. OATMEAL COKNED r.EF, 'A 0p!&r Crackers III ad i rim i iiy. LUCAS & LWI8. Have J ;-r icy iv.d a jjb lot of NICE OVERCOATS, wii i eh tihUrei- teiliug 1 ice of at very low A II! Hea! ni. Keys Winter ON UANU Clothing Sea our Cross, it's Men's Shoe before buyinK evnry ptir warranted to give sMtisfaution We have also on band Children's All Wool Vest. All Wool Hose and a very nice quality of SILK Warp Whito Flannel at $1.00 per yard. Mundi lls' ChildretmSbrjes and Ziegler'a Lidiee Shoes arpeciality. Barrington & Baxter. To My Patrons and the Publio Generally. nsvinm removed my place of business tO South Fkont Street, liree cl.M.rs h, st of the Gaston House, Itpre I win oe pleased to serve my p,trons lin.nofore. I shall keeD constHi liv on hand A FUUi LINE OF SAMPLES of thi very bust FoKKtuN and Domestic Goods, 11. SAWYER, scpli lsiptf Fashionable Tailor REDUCTION in Old Virginia Cheroots. Also, Eorsford Bread Preparation, Buy your Shot and Powder and save Money WHOLESALE GEOOER, IIDBIiB STBBBTi tiul NBW BEB.'H. o. WM. P. LAWRENCE. OF PHililDELPHIAy ;. Professional Ariiiiic -''! VJ ,vvi,?il j ;- U in tn 0it,'anl iolioiti'ers for work ia his MaavjiUWHi u ,. tynaaifttf hint" bea ' Mr; Peoy.t.wVviilaooa ou the mfeMnmia. ro.d .i it - Full ff'ne'.O ;F .r.lnnhlo Sn-V'c ts auleot frvin t ihe Uaston I' - i, noviaitu :.
The Daily Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Dec. 2, 1891, edition 1
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