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1 1 OXJ VOL? 303' II1!3 NEW BERNE, N. C, SUNDAY, MARCH 2ft 1892. PRICE 5 CENTS. If ;':t' u- 3 U SHIES 3 LOCALS. -'-1? OUSD on the street, a folding key. "J?.. Apply at Joubhal office. .... ' V- P ABTIES wishing to be tken to nr pirt of the city will please wad their orders to J. W. Metio'e store, r All ordere will be promptly attended. :. Carries, to any pail of the city only teji tOo. ; Very Bstp'y., J. W. Mksio. - tw ' i A. SNOW CO. PAMPHLET, :':f. J information and advice abont : '-Patent, Caveats, Trademarka. '-nopy. rights. et? , mey b obtained ' frre at '';Sf;?tlle offloe,;:..-;:i .' ' -x "'"''CX7 EBSTEB"8 US ABRIDGED ; DIC-.-; :'-.ii W TIONABT, Oenninx, Latest I '' ",'r - proved and Beet Edition, for sale cheep - ; Apply at Journal offioe. tn18 3 ;"vK:;v-i0"be' Loaned on 6rt class oitv pro . A perty seourity for onu year's time i ' f S900 to t,600. Apply at law office of V ?-----k.i tf '- C. W. D. MoIveb- SALE3MEN . WANTED:-Perman-eot paying positions for canvassers willing to work Write immadiately. ELLWAKQIB & BaBBT. ' ." kit. Hope NunerUa, Rochester, N. T. 'jililF HEN soliottd to injure remember :V:---W that THE MUTUAL LIFE IN - BUBANCE COMPANY OfNE W YORK '..--':) is entitled to your first coniiderMion, 5"'S einoe it holds the foremost place amooK V "! the Life Insurance Institutions of the world, andi offers superior advantages in all thstfeatrireeof business, 4cgelb'r ' A with oneqaalled finonolal seouiity. It 'Mjida tne Oldest. Largest, Strongest, 8af est. v. : :-: J Deepest ana of ss company in ine ,"k?.TIf.POBTED HOLLAND GIN. Burke's ' '3- 1-A Base' Ale and Burke's Guinness' 'i;f, Stout for sale by J as Redmond. , TJ' OR SALE flcl-s' box or ward ..." 'v?;.. JP robe lounge it a perfect lounge by r ' if day and a perfect bed by nigbt, and you can pnt away as muoh clothing or other -''w--articles as in the average wardrobp. : ; SL ZDS OSS XBt inrH sriioifi iur iu iiriuw ' - of one. No extra oharge for packing or " ':'t shipping ... ,Mre. Dr. Talmtge. wife of the. oele i"7. V: brated oreaohsr.sajs these lonngqs are' Tery, very nice. , , :": . Price in Ureton, 10, 18, ,'1' ; Raima $13. 914. Raw Silk, $30. $35. . o.it. D..i.na aon son ' .Trmm 10 ner osnt. discount ossh with order or , half with order balance 0U dsTS. . ALFRED COLE3. " - Grand and Myrtle Arenuee. " Brooklyn, N. Y. v - TX f(( OIQABS' at ver' low ;V'v I 0UUu flgnrea to wholesale and '. .. ::J'' retail trad for sale by Jab. Bedmond. :'uJ-'--T '-CALVIN SCHAFFER'S WILD - le CHERRY ROCK AND RYE, put -i np expressly for throat and lung dis eases, for sale by Jas. Redmond. ;'ViABRBTT,B COGNAC BBANDY .,-'":- VJnsed very muoh In the sick room. SX' Foraaleby: Jas Bbjdkowd. .' 1 ' 1: 7IVa Hundred pairs of Robber Shoes . i :C -;.C for chUdren, 10. 121 and 15 cente per "pair. . - - BIG IKE.. ; TTUNYADI Janoa Mineral Wafe S." ." v;XX the best Natural aperient. -tpi:-,:;; Tor sale by Jas. Bkdhond. i? DUBB C0BN:WHI8KEY for sale by iwJ3-;-i4r..elA'- BBMHMW. tUFF Gordon Imported Sherry, for 'sale by Jas. Redmond. ootetf riStl.BACRAMESTAL, POBT and SCUPPEBNONG WINES for sale v?ihTt&;r; Rkomond. i :t ; DRUG STOBE.-Drugs. Medi- .-'K.' , i.l ew.es and Ohemlsals, O. F. Popular Proprietary Medicines. All varieties of i s'iiiS'; Draggist's Sundries. - Trasses and Brae s. : Nw oroe Oardn Jleeds. Fine and Largs - : - Htook Olgara and Tobaooo. all asw.' Pre ' - sertptlona aeonrately eomponnded (and not ; ' - rr atWABprioes). onr m"tto and our success. O. O. QHiiCN. Druggist and Apothecary, Middle au four doors from Pollock. Ian) DUFFY'S MALT WHISKEY for Medioinalnsa. for sale by . Jb3$ : -r- . JAB.,BjnmWD. , - CONGRXSSMAIK BRANCH has in trodaced a bill for $100,000 public building; at Eltcsbetb City, IT.Ot The famoos Brooklyn tabernacle, of whichBev. T. Dewitt Talmage is pastora ls to :be sold to satisfy a -A MAN is' known by, the coni (any he keeps, except .when the compafiy he keeps Is a jonng lady whom hajdesitra to marry. Tnen he takes mighty good care that he is not known by the company he keeps.--Boston Transcript. , " ' I ' StNCR the foundation oi tbe gor. - "ernment the TJnlted gtates has If,, spent $150,000,000 in the erection r of publio' buildings,7 140,000,000 of which was on buildings in ten , cities, from, which it would seem . that those cities got a bigger hunk than they were, fairly entitled-to.' Ex Attorney , General Garland, who has resided in Washington these three years, since he ceased to form parb of ..Mr.. Cleveland's administration, is going back now to Little Kock, Ark.," to . live, and his old bonse is being repaired and Xs fitted for his'ocenpancy. He takes v occasion to deny a rumor that his motive in returning is to re enter i '.it!cs. New York Tribune. ' - Tr3 Chilian ' quarrel and the t::ub! in ; Bebrlng sea have dene i j for the Nicaragua canal a than years of taking could i Eccompliuhed. .Nothing is w r now than fur the canal pro :3 ta i c v the congressmen 1 of cccci jary the canal would be, ' ."cl tjr (' J f overnmeDt, In i -ff crr-:-tt : f-r United . On one occasion when tbe late BeT. Charles Page Eden was dean of Oriel College, grave complaints against 7 the .college cook were brpogbt to him by. the under graddates. The dean sent for the offender,, recapitulated his several delinquencies, and threatened him with dismissal. "La, Mr. Eden," rejoined the cook in a confidential tone, "it's no manner of use at tending to what the yonng men tell you abont my dinners. Why yon know, Mr. Eden, they come just in the same way to me and complain abont yonr lectures.' Attditoe Sahdkrlin publishes tbe following card: "Please correct tbe statement that my recent visit to Washington was in response to a telegram from Gol. L. L. Polk summoning me there for consulta tion. I received no telegram, letter or other summons from Col. Polk or any other person and my visit was to Congressman Alexander and Marion Butler with the view to a consultation with jthem on a matter personal to myself and no one else, though having to do in some measure with the public in tercuts of tbe State. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISED t. NTS. Howard An artist, eto. Found A folding key. General agent wanted. J. W. Mesio Publio convey ance. Weather today: Fair and slightly warmer.. Mr. A. II. Powell wishes to announce that he is not Secretary and Treasurer of the Quarcnty Loan and Investment Com pany, as he declined to accept the proffer ed offioe. A meeiiug of ail the jreaohirs Is oalled for Monday momiig at 9 o'clock at the Y. M O. A', reading room to eon sider plan for organizing a "Praioheis Meeting." Mr. J. B. Clark has commenced the erection cf a rssidenoe for himself near his saw mill on East Front Street. His partner Mr. W. B. Blades will erect one along tide of it Both will be double dwellings. Stockholders of the East Oarolina Fish, Oyster, Game and Industrial As sociation, arrange your affairs so that we last one or yon can be at tne annual meeting next Tuesday evening. The report of the last exhibition will then be read and arrangements made for the next one. The steamer Cobb inounding a sharp bend in Contentnea creek, abont one mile from Hookerton, on fTer way to New Berne, mdt with a slight accident. Her stern swung around against the bank and broke the support which held np one side of her wheel, thus disabling her. She was poled down to Nense river, from which point tne steamer Vanoehoro towed her down to t ie city. The Young Men's Christian Associa tion has secured the services of Mr. Thos. Daniels as Physical Director and he wltl give lessons for ten weeks to parties of any age. It is for both ladles and gentleman. Anyone wish ing to Join . the class will please sea the General , Secretary at onoe. ' Mr. Daniels would like to meet alt the ladies deelrious tt joining the olass to morrow afternoon at i o'olock at the Association Hall. r- A good attendance of onr olt'zana is desired tomorrow night at the meeting ia the reity hall, which Mayor .Manly has called in response to the letter from the Mayor of Raleigh, to take notion in the matter of raising a contribution to be used with those from other North Carolina cities .in, Riving a suitable present to the- new orniser Raleigh, in appreciation of the honor of. her being namfd for the ospital of the State, Ladies are specially invited to attend the meeting, and as many of them have been desirous of seeing the interior of the-oity hall ever sinoo It was remod elled, this will to a Rood opportunity for them to gratify the desire. It will also ; be discussed - at the meeting whether; this city shall l recommend what the present shall be, and it has been suggested that we recommend a library. Come out and participate in the meeting. Other cities are moving in tbe matter, and it is said that, Ashe tills is Intending to do comethlng hand- Banking Business In Sorth Carolina . The following are three of the princi pal items in the reports of National State tad private banks in North Caro lina made to the Comptroller of the Cur renoy and the State Treasurer: ' , Twenty -one national banks,. loans and discounts,- $6,277 8.15,04: capital stock, S3 441500; depoejta, 11,808,878,' Thftty Incorporated Stat J banks. loans and discounts, $5,028,115 67; capi tal stock, 12,048,675; deposits. 82,833, 0S9 J8.!x';:;v;..";;. v ;:--:V'r:t: " Four savings banks, loans and dis counts,' 825 1 039 8$; capital stock MO,- 858 B4, deposits, 1248,577 II : V - Thirteen private banks, loans and dieoonnts. $053,165.19; capital stock, t:03 000; deposltr 1102,103.89.. Ttil 1 r.niand discounts, 12,213,' Charlotte's MWet er Dry 'Contest. It is stated that at each meeting cf the Meoklenburg oommUsioners tte Charlotte " wete" bring out a new man to apply for license but as fast as they do, something against his "moral char acter" is nnearthed that downs him in short order. . The recent attempt of the liquor men to make a case in the courts against the commissioners for refusing all lioenses which resulted in a mistrial, tbe jury standing six to six for three days, means that the action of tbe commis sioners will remain In force, as the jury would have had to have been un animous against them for the liquor men to have acoempliahed anything. The "drys" are holding every point they have gained and all bar-rooms remain cloted. Coming and Going. Judge H. R. Bryan left yesterday to hold oourt at Greenville. Mr. J. L. Wathins, of Durham, who has been (pending a few days in tte oity, left returning home. Mrs. May Hunter and child who have been vioiting relatives in the city, left for their home in Henderson. Mr. B. B. Nixon left for Clinton and Wilmington on a business trip. Judge H. It. Bryan's eon, Mr. F. C. Bryan, of Norfolk arrived last niqht to visit his relatives. Misses Clara and Lilian Moirls, of Kius- ton, who are canvassing for the Herald of Health, came in en route to Elizabeth City and are stopping at Mrs. C. Erd mao's. Burglars in Washington. The Washington Gazette says that for several nights petty burelariee had been committed in that town. The thefts ooeslsted of merchandise and money. Among the number of victims was Mr. J. F. Lupton, who caught the rasoals upon their making a sroond attempt. On Sunday nigbt about 9:80 o'clock his store was entered with a key on the front, and his money drawer broken idto kindling wood. Prior to this beJ had lost as much bb SIS 00 in money, and some one had abstracted two door keys. Poubtless it was with one of these the door was opened. Mr, Lupton was on to the raoketf and nabbed the burglars as they were leaving their dirty work, and Sheriff Hodges incar cerated them. They proved to be one O. C. Colier, who has two deformed hands, and has been begging on the streets and one A. W. Barnes who had posed as a sewing machine repairer in that town for.a few weeks. On Monday a hearing was given them before Justioe Mayo, and in default of bail, which was placed at (200 each, justified, bond, they were plaoed in jail. Church Services Sunday. Centenary M. E. Churoh Bev. B. A. Willis, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m., oonducted by tbe pastor. Young men's prayer meeting at 9:15 a. m. Sunday School at 8 p. m , J, K. Willis Supt. Prayer meeting on Thurs day nights at 7:30 o'olock. The publio are cordially invited to attend thsse services. Catholic Church Bev. Matthias Hau, rector. Sermon and High mass at 11 . Sunday school 4 p.m. Lenten sermon at 5 p. m., afterwards Benedic tion with the Blessed Sacrament. Baptist Church Bev. Bufus Ford, pastor., Servioes at 11 a m. and 7.80 p.m., oonduoted by the pastor. Sunday school at 8 p.m., J. L. MoDaniel, supt. Prayer meeting every Thursday nigbt at 7. 80. Christ 0huroh-8fEunday ia Lent. Serrioe, sermon and holy communion, 11 a.m. Evening prayer and sermon, 7.80 p.m. , A cordial welcome is ex tended to the peblic: attentive ushers. Sunday school at the chapel 9.80 a.m. and at the church 4 p.m. Bible class for, men at the. chapel 4 p.m. Lenten services daily daring the week. Presbyterian Churoh Bev. O. G, Vardell, pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 80 p.m. "Sunday school, 8 80 p.m. Subjects! Morring, "Come unto me," the first of a seriee of sermons oq the invitation of cur .: Lord: evening, The.' Lord Qod Is a sun." A oordial .welcome extended to every body.;?! J:; '.. ' Churoh , of . Christ Hancock street. I. L. Chestnut, pastor. Servioes at 11 a. m., and 7:80. pm. In conseqnenoe of the baptism; which will take place at 9.80 a.m., at the foot af Broad street. there will be no prayer meeting at 9 o'clock. Bunday-sohool at 8 p.m., E.E. Harpef, rapt. Prayer meeting every Thursday night; All are cordially in vlted to attend every service.'. ' ' Meetings still going on at Hancock Street Methodist Chotoh with increas ing Interest. . Larpe congregations with penitents at the alter every night and some professing. : Preaching today 11 a m-, and 7;80 p m., by the pastor, Kev. jno. r. Butt. Ud to this time 80 have '.joined the , Churoti eiaoe December. - -' . ' . "i-jif l-'J-V''"''' ' ' ''fcS,C ,f The Fraternal Circle. , '.- . -The question as to the appointment of a reoeiver for the Amerioan Fraternal Circle has been assigned for argument on Wednesday, the 28d of Maroh. All the oases brought In the two Circuit Courts have been consolidated, and Judges Dennis and Phelps, of those oourt s, will preside jointly. The time einoe tbe Drooeeaioge were Instituted hae been consumed in the taking of testimony. After this hes been read to the judges the argumsnt will com- mfnc. A large number of oountel are 1 1 in the oases, and ti e hooring y be a levz'rj cue. ialti' HEYWOOD'S DEFENCE. His Contract With the Edenton Coon- ell anl .Transactions With Them. Will Welcome a Libel Salt, We hold to the same position we have have maintained ail along in not at tempting to say as to what extent either party is right or wrong in the questions at issue as to the contraots and agreements between the city ooun oil of Edenton, and Mr. Frank A. Haywood, editor of Southern Progress, and the satisfactory or uneiti (factory return of the servioes he rendered them, &) , that is something for the parties interested, or the courts to deoide, but however sure Mr. Hey wood may have felt as to his bavicg performed all he promised, his as surance would not warrant the aver sions of a general nature in which he indulged at first and which could not be allowed to pass unnoticed. Mr. Bey wood sends us a communica tion, which we publish cheerfully this morning, in which he reviews hi deal ings with the board and theirs with him, and goes more into particulars than therefore. We hope those concerned v. ill come to an understanding and adjust tbe matter in a spirit of fairness, by their own gooi eober judgment cr by the intervention cf disinterested p.irtiea and let the unpleasantness cease. Below is Mr. Hey wood ' letter: Norfolk, Va., March 13, 1392. To IheEJitor of the New Be ma Jour nal: Several North Carolina journals seem to find no language except that of she loafer, to express their pain and sur prise, beoause the enterpriees of which lam the proprietor, refuse to acoept any business from any citizens of Edenton, North Carolina, while the members of the present citv council hold office. Five of-these journals have deliberately and presumably mali oiously, misrepresented tbe affair by stating that I have osst a stigma on the names of the good people of North Carolina. They have also endeavored to oreate a prejudice in the minds of their readere against my oase by pub lishing the Edenton side of the affair, only, without endeavoring to look into the merits of the mstter. They have also stated I have not fulfilled my part of the contract, which has given rise to a portion of the misunderatanning. I have fulfilled my portion of tbe con tract, tbe Edenton gang will be com pelled to fill theirs if such things as law and justioe are really esteemed. Those papers are on the Southern Progress blaok-list and will remain there. The Norfolk & Southern railroad book was the result of a desire on my part to see the incomparable resources of the Albemarle section plaoed before the people whom I had induoed to invest $800,000 in Virginia. The book is the best which has ever been issued for tbe money, thanks to the many writers snd statisticians who contribu ted the merits which are consolidated in its pages, and ny own private purse. The cost of tbe edition to the sub scribers was $548. It cost me $660, not mentioning several weeks time. My contract with Edenton was ss follows: Edenton, N. C Aug. 18th, 1801. Frank A. Hey wood: Tbe city council of Edenton empower you to insert at least twelve page read ing notioe of Edenton and its advan tages with at least seven engravings in tbe Norfolk & Southern book for whioh they agree to pay seventy-five dejlars in completion of contract. Tbe oounoil wish to submit nfso, or proof of read ing notioe for epproval. J. L. RCKHBSox, Mayor. This contract was fulfilled and more than fulfilled. By consulting the book it will be found to contain twelve pages re lating to Edenton with eleven engravings instead or seven, lne subjects were se lected by the mayor, and the mss. was accepted by the members of the council whom I was informed would represent the board. A. H. Mitchell and Walter I. Leary read it and expressed their appro bation, appreciation and acceptation. Bond said if it was satisfactory to the others it was to him. The mayor conced ed with Bond. All united in- saying it was not necessary to submit the matter to the colored members. The book was issued, and was a much better volume than I had verbally prom ised. .The pages were larger, aud were printed from new type bought expressly for it, ana tne covers were much better than samples showed. As a matter of courtesy, but cot of contract, 1 sent the council one-hundred copies of the book. several weexs later, alter the council had repudiated the debt, a portion of tbe books were returned expreta collect. I, and I understand my counsel, havegnever been able to get any satisfactory reason why the olty council refused to settle, though I infer from a few remarks in a oopy of the Edenton paper, they seek at tms late nay to endeavor to Duister op their position by claiming something whioh I did not promise, and which cer tainly does "not appear in the contract. One eounoilman (Bond) informed me per sonally that he had not seen the book, when he voted to .repudiate the debt, and that he would not give $75 for ten thoua and hooka. ' The oounoil has not been distinguished for courtesy in any of its transactions with me. " In spite of my writing several : letters of Edenton for Forest and Stream and other journals of my syndicate, yst the council would not afford ma the courtesy cf a special meet ing, and while) - my 'counsel has had. the matter In hand six months, yet it has not been brought Into court. .' - Aslbave said above, the council of Sidenton nave not been distinguished tor courtesy, they have been aware that I have bad to go North Avery few weeks, yet my case is not pushed into oourt and the matter settled. In regard to the libel suit which, ts to be brought against me, I welcome an anticipation whioh I doubt will ever be realized. ' Southern Progress is ready for a twenty years seige however. There are 17,802 names on the Subscrip tion list at present. 1 483 are from your State, so I Imagine even my personal eon trove rales are interesting :. reading,- I thank you for the-fairness with whioh you have treated both sldes'in the Eden ton affair. I, never ask sympathy but I appreciate justioe: .' . . . r -;.. -v Yours Fraternally,"" , -? FbabkA. He-Twood,"'- Resolutions of Respect. To cur worthy Presiding Elocr and Brethren of the Quirterly Conference of St. Peter's A. tl. E. Zion Churoh cf the city of New Berne, State of North Carolina, We your committee appointed to draft suitable resolutions on tbe death of our much beloved pastor, Rev. Wm. Henry Thorber beg leave to sub mit the following: Whereas, It has pleased the Supreme Buler of the Universe to remove from our midst our exalted head, ll-tv. William Henry Thurber who have served us faithfully for the period of seven years almost continuously, and while It must be remembered thai death loves a shining mark and is no respsctor of persons or position?; Io swineiog his relentless scythe us bo goes through the garden of life, ha ru e down the rose and thy bud aht e :.d with unswerving arm ho twioo hi terrible re: per leaving God to Beperate the thistles r.nd thorns from the roses and flowers. Uod has already crowned his peaceful soul wuh the bright glory of his eternal love ad ho hears thOBe loving worda "Weil dona thou good and faithful servant, thou bis Ixen faithful over a fe- ttiint enior i to the joys of tht L rrt," whi'ii -vp t icurn his lost, Heaven is sumu i-,: ki triumph. His work will coning egos bi-j . , And genera' ions yet unborn ; When those now living niuh t-i reet, With sacred tiibu'ea etrc.v Ish t.;at). Resolved, Thut by his djv.ii th.i churoh has sustained a a vero lo, b. North Carolina Conferfn , p n cr.'-j and esteemed nicmbt-i ; - ;. . i ojllcga oae of hoi fxt. Z- : mon who fin.t rso.-vt ivr d -i i f establishing ths sari-; V i . ciation of this tlly a z;:- . ..: i their 1st Pres;deot un-i p.; ..; i ; the city of Wilmicgtos, N. . .;! ; citizen and one of ht-r ci;v i .:ht r '-. Resolved. Thtt while v. v. . ia the loss of our dear pastor cud cii'irch builder, yet we do bow ia humble eub mission to the will of Him who in tte great Ruler cf tbe Uniyenae, know. ;'n he doth all things for the best. Resolved, That we tender his be reaved family our warmest and heart felt sympathy in their effliction and pray that God in bis loviug kiudncss and tender mercies will purport and protect them in their sad afflictions. Resolved, That our church bu d raped in mourning for 80 days and that each member of this Quarterly Conf rt nee wear a badge of mourning for SO days in honor of our departed pastor. Resolved, That a copy of theso repo lutions be presented to tbe family and a oopy be sent to the Star of Z'on and New Berne Journal for publication with the request that other papers re publish the same; also a oopy be spread upon our churoh led gor. Respectfully submitted, W. W. Lawrence, Edward Havens, M. P. Holley, J. P, Stanley, V. A. Crawford, W. G. OrtUM, A. S. Simmons, A. H. Hill, Fristor Latham, Comiaiit jo. Tho Situation! It has been erroneously circulated by the enemies cf the present incumbent cf the third ward, Hueh J. Lovick, that he has pledged himself to certain par ties who are obnoxious to some of his constituents, and in order to properly place him before hU friends and adver saries. I had a. private interview with him, the result of which causes me to make the BOLD assertion that hs hap made no promises to mortal man, and if the citizens of the third ward wish ts aot wisely, they will all of one nccord Sipport him for councilman th-s time. Gentlemen and fellow-citizens, who on eorthonsay one word against Hugh J, Loviok? A Third Ward VoTEii, Asd No Office Seeker. (jeneral Agent Wanted. Mason to travel, appoint and train agents forlargeet, strongest, cheapest Uasonio Life Association. Assets nearly $200,000. Stats law complied with. Permanent, profitable, pleasant work. Address Fred H. Brown, 701 Phoenix Ineurance Building, Chicago, 111. 45 ds. He "Will Not Accent the Xomiuatiou for I'resiucnt. Ilaving received so many communica tions from all over the South requesting me to allow my name to go betore the people to swell tbe list of Presidential candidates, and as my complicated busi ness relations will not permit mo to reply to each separately, I trust, Mr Editor, you will give me space in your valuable daily that my friends may not think I am wanting in appreciation lor the luterest they manifest in my behalf. Mv fellow-citizens, I do indeed most sincerely thank you for this evidence of your continued confidence in me, ami most heartily say amen to your prayers for.our country's good. Foi- I vw-.hyou am sensible of tho great and pressing needs for reform that will meet tho de mands of that portiou of our countrymen whose labors are most arduon.i, and whose rewards are most penurious. Yes, my friends, I am for those it-forms that will bring a fair compensatirm to th,! honest sons of the soil for tho sweat of their brow, and not cast all favors up a thoso who place restrniuls upon tr.ulu and boast of their millions. Ami yet, my fellow-citizens, with a dun regard for your wishes, I must decline this profferi'd honor, nor am I prompted by any selfish motive, for our bolovcd South cannot yet have ner proper recognition in our national conventions, consequently the result of offering my name for nomina tion would be humiliating to you and sacrificing myself, which I would readily do for my country's good, t Were I seeking notoriety or personal aggrandizement I. might quickly accept the proffered cup, but love and respect for our beloved South will not permit me to do or attempt anything that would be humiliating to her pride or damaging to her honor. Another cause which I cannot overlook prevents tny accepting this call, and that ia the number or mends who are near me and are rslying on me to keep prices for home necessaries down to living rates. whioh 1 am enabled to do by buyiug out at a great discount tne stocks of my un fortunate friends whose liabilities far exceed their assets, and give my friends the benefit thereof. My Home lrlends stuck: to- mo in my poorer days, and no man shall ever say that Big Ike went back on bis frisuas, nut in new Berne, North Carolina, he will continue to buy bankrupt stock at 40. 00 and 671 cents on the dollar, sad sell to his old customers and friends at less than New York cost, thus enabling . them to live in thsse pressing times, and let such men as Cleveland and . Hill seek Presidential b 'tUl POWDEi Absolutely Pure. A cr am of tartar baking powd. r. Hiu-'i t of "U in leavening strength. Latest U. .-. Government Fond Heport pur; V !.:. of till v .-, ,! il ticMV h:it Ktve :::! ;. !. r. in. v i- ; lit very au-; i. ' you. KeaiemlKT ui fv; (.'! .-tli'-ic ,hd Slicof. We have y.u:i r.-teivtU ;i new lot el V,'li;:c I.:de Lows, Collars and (Jnff.i. J. M. 110 WARD. If you are K':i! cor- TOX PL.YXTEK p-t tb It will save you FIFTY PEli CENT, over any rinntt-r yoa can buy. L. H. Cutler & Co. POSITIVELY TI?E All cirizjas of Cr(.vin county who have not pid thf ir taxis mudt c;ms immediately and do fo. I am now making out tha delinquent list and ehall proceed to collect iia Hip law directs. P.ose save expeneo at.d trouble by immediate ly pavinjj. W. B. LANE, mlSlw Sheriff. f From the premises of the eubsciiaer. one B.-indle Cow with red Cow Calf, for the return of which or information leading hereto a euitable reward will be paid m!7 lw A. K. DENNISON. OO'Jb'EJE, "Challenge Brand," Fresh Roasted. Gelatine-Imparted. Macaroni-Ex'.n (hi. Sliced Smoked Beef, -Acme Brand. Heinz's Celebrated Pickles Country lard and Country Earns ARRIVING C0vsr.yTLY AT T.TTn A Jt i-' Vi1 i All P'-'T"" t- within 15 da?& wwi .'QUI the date of this n:ticc, the property will be duly advertised and sold according to law. Pay up and save costs. W. D. WALLACE, City Tax Oollecter. JOHH ycSQBLEY, Boot and Shoe Maker POLLOCK 8TEEET, ' NEW BERNE. N. C. Having secured the services of a skilled Meohama and flrst-olus Workman from tiw York, I am now fully prepared to nil proupuwiviwHiui oat CC8TOM BADE BOOTS A5D 8H0ES. The many Tears that I have SattsfhotorUv supplied the waotaof my namerons patroas Is tbe best guarantee of the eharaater or Biy Gofton King. WWK." . .. .. . Kepalrlng a speolalty. Bsatly and prompU ly doae, ... ,. , p TSdWtristp . JOHN HC90KLET, Barrington Baxter HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Sxxll Line OF tu'..j Jrh'4 ":' Shoas .1 ! j give PER- ivo 1 a Full Line of 'ouIis' and Children's CLOTHING, Of I.-,te btyle, Shade and uts. ALo bome Eice Dres3 Goods COUE ASD SEE. ChiHren'd Jersey Suits, Eoj-'s Corduroy Fants, Children's Shirt Waists, SASIPE HOSE, SAMPLE SUM HE B VESTS, FULL LINE SUSPENDEHS, (Every 'air warranted for 2 yrs. wear.) SILK UMBRELLAS, Trunks and Valises. A FULL LINE OF La! 3 S febHdwtf Wood! Wood!! Wood!!! Pe.ip'e want wood can get it at tho dept I Rend up 10 to 15 coida every otuf r aay. mch 4 tf. M. Porter. HIE LOOKOUT ! Aro YuU on the lo ihout for bargains? for hih quail' V for inducements such as ere scl.lor.i 1 1;'. rM'i If you say yes, !h-n V .11 a- "V K'HJKN & W1L LLl'TV. v . ' . -1 Pollock street, . . . . -. :ilood. a r Castings, and al i M . r Irr.plements at i" i" ' v.- ;-. Prices. L ioney: T j H:ivu:k put 3 N 1 -VV REGULATOR ; Washington by .: to give oorrect y ono. aad en " : I Tel-. il, L':. ! tit!'.'! t U at ; 11.'.. I ii'ivo h::-o a fa I ntoclt of all kinds of n r-i.' in n-.y lic. v. iiith I am selling at H-y.sk Doitoia Piicen. COME AND SEE ME. SAM K. EATON, Tho Jeweler, . Itiddin St.. opposite Baptist Churoh. ti mm m um it SO.OO SHOE FOR MEN 18 THE Best Shoe in the World For the Money. v " Try One' and Be Oonvinceds' Genuine Comfort." THE STYLE IS "WAT UP.''- The PBICE ia "WAY D0WH V..V - Crx fbriPitcrVer Cc V honors us "h- j'A'VS'-Viii.v''; '-";
The New Bernian (New Bern, N.C.)
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March 20, 1892, edition 1
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