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NEW BERNE, N. C. TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1893.
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JBUSINES& LOCALS. :
' -pHTCAGO BEEF this morning and,
- ' '-'Warinesdav.'- ' - UVWhitfobd. .
Tf OESE8 AND "MULES A Fresh
,.''.,' Supply. - Cheaper-than ever.
rpOLimBlABICTCiLES. More tnoney,
Vbrafns, skill and patience are expended
in keeping np their high ' standard of
ir? excellence than of all other wheels eom-
- bined. Price, $110, to $160. Cash or
installments. Art Catalogue free,
dlltf. ,W.T.HTLL&CO.,
,;vf Je. Sole-Agents.
V" Q To Street's Horse Store for Livery.
fl EE Celebrated Saboioso Flor
De
A. Habana Clears. Six for Twentv-nve
' cents at 0. C. Greek's Drug Stobe.
f hot, B-2m - -
v ' l ' TlTNE roadster's' at Street's horse store.
,TTSE UFFY'S COUGH KILLER
-7 : cures uotisns. uoias. Bore inroat.
- WMniiAH in nil attannnnB nr tne
f-..-Cnrroat and Luncrg. inducing healthv ac-
tion .or tne mucous memorane, sootning
and healing the same. Is an antiseptic:
" and - germicide. Prices, 10c, 25c. and
8 0o. per bottle. ,
T7LEGANT Saddlers at Street's Horse
' s fl EBTIFICATE of Stock, No. 21, first
i-w genes iiew uenic Duuumg uuu uuuu
v '"'Association having been lost, notice is
'. hereby given that apphcution -will be
li:"TlANDBtJFF, Itch, Mange, and all Skin
. T. If THaaaaaa AHMi hv tho 11 an Ot I lllttv'B
.i . itch Ointment. For sale by
i F. S. Duffy, Druggist.
C'TJIOUR ROOM8 in my residence for
A Bent Also Good J3RGAN for sale
;?v dec2tl Mas. M. M. Hanff.
'i t)OABDEBS Wanted Mrs. W.I B.
'"4 A) Smith will fake a tew boarders or let
' rooms after' Nov. 80. Apply at resi
dence, "Oaksniith building, East Front
street -
. jf ISH, Sacramental, Port and ScupperJ
A aong Wines for sale bj
I CALVIN Schaffer's Wild Cherry
Bock and Bye, put up expressly for
f throat and Inng diseases, tor sale by
Bedmohd.
fij UFFT'S Malt Whiskey for Medicinal
mm, for sale by
- t -j.' . - " A8- Redmond.
Hf UNTADI Janos Mineral .Water, the
best Natural aperient. For sale by
Jas. Redmond.
V: D TOE Com Whiskey for sale by
A
JAB. KEDMOND.
UFF Gordon
sale by '
Imported Sherry, for
Jas. Redmond.
T MPOBTED Holland Gin. Bnrke s Bass
1 Ale and Burke's Guinness' Stout, for
sale by jas. Redmond.
j 7K (CC CIGABS st very low figures
: ivvvviot wholesale, and retail
J Arade for sale by Jas. Bedmond.
OAR RETT'S Cognac Brandy used very
much in the tick room. For sale by
Jas. Redmond.
; -HAHLIS Erancis Adanis nays
": the Harvard Dots do not write
y gooi Boglieh.
t. A' ; THB Supreme court
of Illinois
t i . decides that women can
. I- obool eleoiioBs."
vote at
jY.-.-L Tk aWnnn.nnlr t. R. I.. funtnrv ft
whetl weighing 40,000 pounds
burst . causing 1150,000 damage,
No one was hurt.
j Baltimore la to try, at, another
literary magarine, this time to be
Illustrated, r It is to be, oalled
Baooess.''; Batwill the name
' bring Ut v ; .
In' 1828, a pound of aluminum
fetched 5,000. In. 1893, it brings
but II, and it U stated that a new
process will reduce it to but' four
cents a pound. .
Tps Republicans of the West
Virginia' Legislature in caucus
: nominate Bob. Stephen B. Elkins
for the long term in! the United
.States Senate, r
Unodreda of vessels are frozen in
itbe loe in Hamton Boads. Sixteen
cbooDer in sight ot Norfolk . har
bor are fi)icg sigi als of distress,
but cannot be reached, V i' 4
TUB Freocti ; ' Republic -will
probably tand. ;! Therh : is ; iresh
hom aoTthe Bepublioaua are pooU
iog their ieouea and rallying to the
sajiport of the Government. '
genHtor.Ient Lodge pail $13,000
(o hu elected to the Senate and all
M e returns are , not 1n, v A' nice
, !uw truly. And now he bubbles
1 boils m his hatred of the South
, c the Booth's Senators do . not
! - y tht-lr way.:. ?V; i" 'M'-'.lw
7: 3 1 Uiladelpia Rejord saya of
ilembler "She was a noble
i. She set the fashion ol
;;' iu this eouutry, and has
! n excelled by any who bare
i i ' r Ler. To hear her read
a was a revelation and
. ii:tmcnt. Teace be with
1 18
enter
at par.. The inducement oflerad Is
1130,000, the amount of the semi
annnall interest on the bonds,
which are to bear interest from
January 1st, 1893, to July 1st,
1893.' The Supreme court decided
that the Governor bad the right to
pay six months interest as a
bonur. '- ' r --
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Howard.
N. Whitford Chicago Beef.
Fowlers ferry is running again. .A
passage was broken through the ice and
seneral trips made yesterday.
Tbe.ruiMs wd'ch have been shut down
over a week on account ot the cold will
all doubtless be running again very soon.
Mr. Warren Ellis' started up yesterday.
Mr. A. L. Griffin received a telegram
Sunday evening informing him of the
death of his father, Mr. Chas. Griffin, of
Kinston. Mr. Griffin left yesterday morn
ing to attend the funeral.
The cornet ncoompaniment by Mr. H.
. Wood is a very desirable addition to
the instrumental music at the Y. M.
A. devotional meetings. The
meeting are highly enjoyable in every
way.
Both Mars and jupitcr wtre in' con
junction with the moon last night. Their
seeming nearness could not fail to attract
the attention of every one who took a
look at them. It was a sight well worth
seeing.
Mrs. Helen Salter died yuterday
morning at her home iu this city at eight
clock of consumption, age 88 years.
The funeral will takg place at 8:30 o'clock
is alternoon from Centenary M. E.
church.
The Morehead City News Says that
:al!ops have been selling there for $1.20
per gallon, the highest price ever paid
on that market. The good price caused
the boys to break through the ice iu
search of the popular bivalve.
The gold and silver fish at the depot,
are under ice several inches thick, but
they appear to have"stood ths storm" all
gilt thus far. A section of the ice lias
been cut out repeatedly, but of course it
would freeze over again every night.
At a special meeting of the Fair Direc
tors Mr. Ralph Gray was elected to fill
tne vacancy caused by the death of his
father, Capt. 8. H. Gray. He will also
have charge of machinery hall this year
which promises to be mors attractive
than ever,
About twenty more cart loads of New
river trout came in yesterday. The trout
sold wholesale at 18 cents, and the mul
lets for about 4 cents. Thc.Hsw river
uau have been a great help to the .city,
and at the same time Jvery remunerative
to the catchers.
Some' of our business men are interest
ing themselves in the enlargement of the
knitting factory a previously urged in
the Journal. A tneetins of all those
interested will be held at the office of
H. Pelletier, Esq., this afternoon st
4 o'clock. It is ah important move and
wo hope to see a good attendance, .
Two young meni ; Wilcox and Ewell by
name, from BellaiJ came' to Street's' ferry
Sunday morning the 15th inst.and called
for the ferry boat; before the boat could
get over, they starUd to walk across on
the ice.. They were called to, -to beware
"the ice is shjk." They answered "we
are saving a nick'; and came on. Wilcox
fell through as be seared the shore and
got a slight wetting. Ewell crossed safe-
Hiis was never done, before at that
place. ' ' .
There' has been a great 'change
in the temperature from a week ago,
Monday niht of last week the thermom
eter bll to 8. During the day of Monday
this week it was up to 00. Last Friday
night it was 10; Saturday night it was
It 1-3 but during Sunday it ran up to 48,
showing the wille range of 29 IS degrees
in the 24 hours. . Sunday night the .low
est point reached was 24 and Monday it
was up to GO a diCerenee of 28 degree,,
The Van u! adorers' Record ssys : In
1881,the Egypt Coal Co., at Egypt Depot
In Chatham county, shipped 11,440 tons
oflhe cpaTT , WUedTfue company wss on
the eve of a large and profitable business
fire occurtd la the aline on December
6, 189l,hheitd toppsg fef
work aad redufted the toetput for 1?M to
about 8,500 tons. For the past six months
the company has engaged tn, ,VrtrodooJug
largely Increasedplaht of "machinery,
including; h, addition, of, .tliree jmm'ps
under ground and further hoisting capao-
ityac;A s6C0Dd,ha;t,3mgTeet, tt being
suns upon tne property, to De used exclu
sively for ventinuing purpelos.l Adjacent
propoicy aiao wtng explored, ana a
diamond drill bas . been put down about
400 feet; Wfth resulbVAjat an eafcrily sat-
r r:;.r PleeTakNotl(wrr
On and after this date all workr execu
ted at my shops aiust be paid -M Xtfon
rieltvarv PMnaAriillw . . .
... .rv.u.,j,
. of-
fi n 1 . a ft "v OA a. :WAjwarf 1
". Up : crDled. v ,
ITnt. A. R. I'oheari, -wife
' ' i, ft n' n. rn. J
ii t.
Of
Coming and Going.
Dr. N. H. Street
lft yesterday for
Raleigh to attend the Health Conference
which meets in Raleigh today.
Mrs. Jos. Marks who has been visiting
relatives in the city left yesterday morn
ing for home in Charleston, accompanied
by her sister Miss Rebecca Harris. Mrs.
Lissner, who has also been visiting at Mr.
Marks left for her heme In New
York.
Mr. S. F. Harreli of Greensboro arrived
to attend the funeral of his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Helen Salter.
Mr. Wm. Dunn left yesterday morning
for Wilmington on a business trip.
Mr. Wm. W. Clark, Miss Lalla Roberts
and Miss Jennie Hughes returned last
ght from Snow Hill.
Extract From Hick's Predictions.
At the beginning of this month we
gave Hicks forecasts of the weather for
January in full, but ns we are constantly
bavin
inquiries from those who did not
preserve a copy of the
paper containing
following extract
we republish the
ro: it:
The new moon on the 17th Tuesdav
of last week will have a strong ten
dency to drag tl-e centre of the distur-
ance9 up to and touching that dato.
Look for a return of heavv storms of ruin
and snow at this oeriod and be fullv
repared as before for jrreat to and at-
tend and follow after thH storms
If there be a reaction from the storms
of the last, period it will rnme. on or nbniit
the 20th and 21st.
About the 24th indications of the last
regular storms will begin. Southerly
inds, with perhaps considerable thaw
ing will admonish ol approaching storms.
1 lie inevitable cold wave will come
behind these regular storms, insuring
coia weatner up to the cnanges due
auoui tne last Ot tne montn.'
.,,. .u,,
uie Columbian mickle uo., ota JNortD-
em city writes as that they are looking I
for a location, and that thev would like
to know what inducements will bo offered I
' I
for them to locate in this place.
We favor getting the company here if I
possible. We will say, that there is a
standing offer of elegible sites to be
donated to manufactories that mean busi
ncss, and we doubt not that when the mo
ment arrives for further decisive action
further inducements will be ready.
With the letter camoiamples of their
patent buckles, which aro the simplest in
design, the easiest to manage and most
perfect in their work of any we have ever
, , . e i
seen. They are intended for trousers,
vest, hose supporters, braces, garters etc.
The company also manufactures
Visable" steel fence and other novelties,
The company writes that plans have
been perfected for putting the buckles on
the market through business men of New
York, and that success is assured.
We hope correspondence will follow,
that will result in the factory's being
established at an early day in this city.
Resolutions of Respect.
At a special meeting ol the f air asso
ciation Directors the Jbllowinsr was
unanimously adopted. Whereas it has
pleased an all wise Providence to call
rom this earth our brother director tapt.
b. H.- uray.
Therelore be it Resolved, That In bis
his desth the Director; have sustained a
deep and grevious loss, and the East Car-
olio. Fish Oyster Game and Industrial
Association bas been deprived of an
earnest and zealous and indefatigable
worker tor its interest and welfare.
Feeling sensibly the loss of his able
counsel, genial presence, and untiring
interest in every undertaking and deliber-
atlon of our body, and bowing in humble
submission to the will of Him who doeth
ail things weil, we the Board of Directors
Ot to, . u. r . o. u. ana i Association
tender our heartfelt sympathy to the
members ot tne Dereavea lamny tne
sorrows ot whom we can so well realize.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be enrolled upon the minute book
of the association, published in the Daily
Jotjbkal and Daily Curreut and trans-
muted to the family of our lamented
brother.
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Yadkin Rivers Ice Gorge.
kin river at the "Point" yesterday, say,
the spectacle is a grand one and is well
worth going to see. ooutn river aere
empties into the larger stream and the
two are frozen over at and shove the
point of intersection. Ic, commenced to
torn, on tne smaller stream nrst ana as it
floated down into the Yadkin it com-
menced to accumulate in the still water ti0, the libraries, court room &c. The
at the "Point" rnd an ice gorge has ben legislature of South Carolina sits nnnu
forined. It is piled hp in all conceivable Hy, holding s session of thirty to tbiuy
shapes and in some place, i, fully four fly, days. As soon as the session is over
lectin thickness. Nothing like it has
been seen in the past sixty years, and the
oldest citizens are going daily to look, ad-
mire and wonder. Salisbury Herald.
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Health Conference.
I Of the many . meetings occurring at
tne capital aunmr tne session or tne
General Assembly none cut equal In im -
porUnce tne proposed llealta Conlerenc
which is to meet in the city hsll at Rai-
sign ob f c" Tuesday the 84th at 10 a m.
nwuil H.uif wiuw kuud ui iiipiucH
Mid of prosperity, .. Cholera loom, on the
borlBon and w, must prepare. JCvery
one interested is cordially invited to at -
tend and Darticlnfte in the meeting.
" "
... kicharbji. iiiwis, .
Beer. N. 0. Board of Health.
ThlrteeaDlstlUerlesBatHaMea.
, A lot of Revenue officials from this
p)OB went up to Wllkesjcounty last week a remarkably heavy grade of about two
and made one of the .biggest, hauls fori hundred snd thirty six feet tot the mile.
two day's work ever recorded m th, sn -
ais of raiuing, at least in tms oars Oi in,
country. Thirteen distilleries in full
blast were caotured. with B Conner stills
and 18,000 gallons ot beer, - but if they
ca'irrni any oi tne men engaged in tne
fariou business we have yet to hear of
i viol! o.-t t n Inw sre beooniinir
WAYSIDE NOTES.
FROM
BEY. EDWARD BULL
HIS FAIR TRIP.
ON
In Sonth Carolina Florence and Col
umbia -Reminders of Revolu
tionary Times.
From Wilmington we took a tour
across South Carolina by the Wilming
ton, Columbia and Augusta road. It
involved no extra expense and may open
a new line of travel to the Fair. Know
ing the direction we are to go it is a little
confusing it not discouraging when we
wish to "go west'' to have our train pull
out towards Goldsboro and then tern off
and run for four four or five miles in the
track of the Carolina Central road. Hut
we soon get our course, for the sun which
is just rising, shines through the mist
behind us, as we spesd on our way. The
country is level, the road straight, and
the morning air is a little keen, a iu the
ice is a halt incii thick in the ditches on
either side.
FLOnENCE, 8. C.
The distance to Florence is one hun
dred and ten miles. AVe were there in
1860; then it was only "a place where
two ways met,'' with scarcely a shanty
where a man could be made comfortable
while waiting for a train. Tin' railroad
shops were located there in 1H, I, and it
has been since steadily jiii' in;;. I here
are now three hotels, several oil u
I and public buildingx, many line
deuces and about (bur thousand pi
njlie.
COLDMniA.
The Columbia and Augusta train U ;
well appointed, fast train, and carries:
good line of passengers. The roud run
enrougn a nne agricultural section, mum
farmi BU0W np miciy a8 we pa9S , ,
tlkii ol rnrn and rnttnn Mi th si.rv r
. -
w ht,ftrft number of npramm frn,
time to lime speak of the recent temper-
ance legislation in South Carolina. The
aentiment expressed is generally very
1 1 , i . 1 - , ,
mvurauie tuwaruB iuc new law, and a
onfidence that it will be well enforced
and do good. As the newsboy distrilm
ted the morning papers we
picked up
the Charleston News and Courier (of Jan
10) in which is a letter from Gen. IN'eal
Dow to Mrs. Cnapm of Charleston. Mrs
(Juapin will be remembsred by many
who will read this, as a woman who
wears the white ribbin of the W. C. T. U.
and who hns lectured more than once
m rvnn tlia 1 ra yt n nf 4 1. n AT li.
theater
About the "times of the war" Mrs.
I Cbapin wrote a book a novel, said to bu
a. worK 01 mucn merit on the southern
side of course, and Miss Francis Willard
h.t :.J. .r.r xt , W, A
I W OB UiC A ICBIVJCIll Ol IUO 11UUOI1UI V . Ly.
t. U. Of the sisterly feeling between
I them at that t'ne, "the deponent saith
not.'' But after the war, Mit : Willaid
P9 aV "r'e'o ' "t be prosecutmn ot
Mrg cbapin, and inirodu, xl to her
audience by the man who trained the
guns of Stevens battery or Fort Sumter,
a tlneI ?re.n WP one mind striving
L NMIDn.n,.'h.uL'ui
that prohibition has been enacted
Boutti carotins, ana wants to warn her
againat the falsehoods in relation to
Maine and prohibition that will be
poured forth by the multitudinous press
I subsidised by the liquor leagues.
They
will tell of the vast increase of liqnor
I sold, ot wide spread drunkenness, ot
aoounamg poverty ok. ricase tell our
mends to believe none of it, not a word
I of it ia true.
The quantity of liquor sold in Maine is
leu than one twentieth what it was. In
I Portland, tne largest city it is not one
I hundredth part so much. Maine, from
I being the poorest state in the Union
I now one of the most prosperous. We
save annually more than twenty millions
or dollars, wnicn under any form ot
license wonld be spent and wasted in
I dnnk. We bad many distilleries in the
State, seven of which were in Portland
ana two Drewenes, now there is not one
in the State. We have been through
I mat nan storm oi lying, and warn you
I against it,
Columbia is a fine city of about twenty
thousand population, but it was too cold
to go about much. We went up to the
State House and paid our respects to the
Secretary of State, woo showed us the
("peculiar treasures'' of his office the
I ponderous mace, worth $500, long ago
OTer by the present government to
,nd beautlfullv enirraved with embli
matio designs the great seal the huge
sword or State and the sword (said to
be) of Gen. Francis Marion covered with
splotches of British gore or rust, and
many other things, and then put us
i charge of an official to show us round.
We went through the balls of legisla
the halls are dismantled, tho furniture
packed away, and the carpets ' done up
in lavender" orjperhaps camphor. The
halls are beautiful roo.ns, hima with
numerous very excellent pictures sud
oortrait, of men of recent or more remote
I historic fame. The rooms aro brilliant
i in weir coloring, ana toe ceilings are
1 much admired that of the Senate Cham
bcr Delng consicered tne most elegant,
The Capitol is finely located, crowning
the summit of the moat elevated ground
i iu uiv viwj, wau uu uurij ntupio sruuuu"
around it, but tbey are destitute of trees
taers u nothing to represent tne grand
1 old oak, of the Capitol grounds at
IRalelsh.
i . . . --
I JNignt oTtnooK us soon alter leavmg
I Columbia, so w, could see verr little of
Uaobtoir Snartansbunr. But w, know
I that between there snd Aiheville then U
loverth, Saluda Ridge, up-, which for
tnree miles It teauirad two entrlnn to
I pull M at a very slow rata with immense
aijumtnir nt niifKn'"kil i, It,.
reached Asfaevill, sn hour latev with the
ne - 1 snow Bjut, sad tb, mercury below lero.
it I From Wilmington to Asheville by
this
root, is tnree hundred and flftv six miW
Contributions for the Needy.
E. II. & J. A. Meadows,
James Redmond,
T. A. Green,
M. H. Sultan,
J. W. Mesic,
I. W. Eubank, col,
J. H. Crabtree & Co.,
J. K. Willis,
Win. E. Clarke,
$25.00
50.00
25.00
11.00
5.00
2.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
1.00
5.00
2.00
5.00
$5.00
5.00
5.00
2.00
25.00
1.00
.50
5.00
5.00
$1.00
2.00
2.50
2.50
1.00
1.00
50.00
5.00
G. K. Bagby,
J. E. Latham,
W. H. Oliver,
Matt Manly,
W. G. Brinson,
J. B. Lane,
W. Ml Watson,
J. W. Biddlc,
.1. A. Bryan,
h. Uimllcy,
'.'has. Hill,
W. K. Styron,
R. O. Mosely, col.,
S. R. Ball,
C. C. Green,
Roberta & Bro.,
W. U. Barrington,
A. Colin,
A- E. Hibbard,
Ilackliurn & Willett,
Collected by I. W. Enbank, col.,
Biir Ike,
one load wood
O. .Marks & Son,
2,00
.25
2.50
1.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.0(1
5.011
1.0"
1.00
3.00
l.lio
1.00
V. A. Crawford,
E. 1!. Hackburn,
C. C. Roach, col.,
Col. C. Delafield
K. R. Jones
J. Suler
Dr. V.. Duffy
I.cinster Duffy
II J. Lovick
Thos. (. Cliurchill
-loliu Stewart
V: ',. I.ane
X. Whitford
K;mrh WndswoHh
I'. .1. Turner
B. Suert
W. 1. Jones
City of New Berne
.1. Kafer, 100 loaves bread.
A. A: N. C. R. R. transportation
on wood
Gen. II. White, col
Donor
Cash
.1. W. Stewart
.1. J. Tolson
.1. R. Parker,
1.00
1.00
.50
.50
100.00
16.80
3.00
5.00
.50
2.00
1.00
.50
.25
Fisher i Johnson
Cash
100 lbs. flour.
Cash
Cash
.50
.25
.25
2.00
.25
ash
W. M.
Watson
h
M. llahn i Co.
1.00
1.00
Cash
Cash
.20
M. H. Sultan
2.50
liinmie''
5.00
W. I). 11.
1 load wood.
1 load wood.
J. L. Halm
2.50
2.00
.25
Big Ike
(). Marks & Son
V. A. Crawford
K. B. Hackburn
250
1.00
2.00
C. C. Roach, col
Chas. C. Green
John Dinkins
5.00
5.00
1.00
1.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
25.00
5.00
2.00
2.00
1.00
.75
5.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
5.00
2.00
82.00
F. Ulrich
F. S. Duffy
C. C. Green
A. M. Edwards
C. E. Nelson
N'. Collin Hughes
Wm. Cleve
F. I'lrich
W. I). Wallace
C. L. Ives
T. A. Henry
Cash
Mrs. M. D. Nelson
Miss Roulhac
Mrs. II. R. Bryan
Rev. Gaskill, col
Geo. H. White, collections
('. R. Thomas
Collected by M. H. SulUn
W. A. White 8-4 cords wood
J. Rosenbaum
Chas. Swcrt
.50
1.00
5.00
5.00
Mr. Frencliy.Washington Oity
Wm. Lorch
COLLECTED BY I. W. EUBANK.
Geo. W. Pavie
('. Erdnian
Mayor M. Manly
Dr. L. Duffy
Churchill & Disosway
Dr. Benton
John Sutcr
W. B. Blades
D. Haasell
Ralph Gray
C. E. Foy
M. II. Sultan
Chas. Swert
Geo. N. Ives
J. C. Whitty
Bradbam & Smith
J. F. Taylor
Joe Swert
J. A. Jones
W. W. Clark
J. T Hollister
Mr. Stilley
Prof. G. T. Adams
$5.00
15.00
2.00
2.00
12.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
.50
.50
.50
.50
.60
.50
.50
5.00
1.00
1.00
fliomas O. Shea
Ed. Gerock
Lieut. Winslow
F. Ulrich
1.00
1.00
Lucas & Lewis
James Redmond
10 bu. meal
J. A. Meadows
5 bu. meal
8 bu. meal
2 cords wood.
5 lbs. of meat,
ticket orders
T. A. Green
L. II. Cutler
Chas. Nelson
Roberts & Bro
4.00
1.00
1.50
1.00
85.00
8.00
M. Hines avcrcoat
Rev. Mr. Butt tickets
R C. Kehoe
Bt. Peters Aid Society, col
W. JS. fatterson
J). 8. Willis
8.00
F. C. Roberts
8.00
Cash
8.50
Collected by L W. Eubank.
F. M. Simmons
Jos. Rosenbaum
1.80
.80
Rev. Mr. Butt overcoat.
Collected by A. Q. Odea.
Vf . D. W. 8tevenson
too
W. D. Barrmgton
110-
Collected by W. W. Lawrence.
Robt. Hancock ,
E. Havens; col j -. i t . '.
1.00
,.SS
Peter Ricbardaon' aoL
-.40
W. W: Lawrence, 8oLAv'Y'?vM0
Proposals Waatc4.. ,'
Proposals to furnish water to the
city
COMPETING FOR THE PRIZE.
The committee having decided that
the composers of the poetry are entitled
to the premiums offered by Big Ike As
they could not say which of them are the
best, Big Ike has concluded to devide it
equally among the three hence they can
call at his office and get their proportion
al part $1.60 2-8. To those who may
ieel disappointed in not getting the pre
mium, and thinking their piece the best;
I would say, I have done my beet to have
a fair and impartial judgment; that the
name of the author of either piece is not
known to the committee.
Tho three pieces will remain in the
Dailt Joi:nNA!. until the premiums have
been called lor, and one piece daily until
all have been in print, and those who are
interested, can jud:.'e lur themselves.
None need have any fe.ir of their names
being published.
Who is tin- man of mo-t renown
Whom all tho tidies iike,
And visit when tli"v come t town?
Why, dont you know? Big Ike.
Who notions Ik:
From breast
To suit the laney
And ugly too:
imili rich and rare
n ilnn u to spike,
of the lair.
-Big Ike.
Who money makes for rich and poor,
And make-; the ,i-.-.g. st trike
Of all who kei a Holliing store
In New Brine? Whv, Big Ike.
Who kc. ii- the line
st slock
on earth
Ol even tliii"; y,,! !i':c,
And sell- it loo .il h.iil' its worth?
The vry s- uue -By; Ike.
He, clothing Inn to suit each taste,
From ilii'l' h in ii )!! Mike;
And no one will hi- money waste
Who spends it with --Big Ike.
So if you want a smiling face,
Or would a har on -Iril.e,
Dont wander round from place to place
But go to see Big Ike.
Money's very hard lo get
And all thiugs eUe you like;
But when you w ish to pnid it best,
Just take it to Big Ike.
Anil when you wou'u a trading go
And lirst iate bargains sti ! ,
Go straichi into that well kno.vn store
And buy goods ol Big Ike.
Some folks then will jealous be
And try your guns to spike;
But raise your voice iu louder tone
And Hurrah (or Big Ike.
Bi;
Ike's is the store, w hose wide
open
door.
Invitingly woo's you to enter,
Where bargains abound, just stacked all
around,
And crammed from circumference to
centre.
lie will treat you so lair, with dealings so
square.
i ou will tell all your tnends with amaz.i
They can do as they like, I will trad
with Big Ike,
From now to the end of mv days.
Should f. large deaiej fail, Big Ike's at
the sale,
And buys in the whole of the stock.
He docs nothing rash, ju-t pavs pays
the cash
And lo! he's as linn as a rock.
Come huy what vou
wear, you'll hav
cash to spare
The hard limes mi lor,!
r lament
ml, you'll
If with liiy; Ike vou si
find in
the end
was money judiciously spent.
When he yets his steam ferry, we'll al
lie to tneiTY .
We'll Lrive him the raiidc--t ovation
We'll L'ivc, him our trade, and have a
parade
And hurrah for Hig Ike's lcL'islation.
Ca-d of Thanks.
To the Editor of tin .S.'w Ucrne Journal:
We the undersii;"c : ollicials of 8t.
Peters A. M. 10. Zimi t'liurch ot the city
ot New Heme tak - llii-i opportrnity of
returning the thanks ol' mir i liu ch to the
citizens and luis'in --
mi i ir New Heme
indin "t in hehalf ol
't iu general; pray-
for their coniinu - I I.
the snffrrinj; of our i
ing that (jod may li
they have done or in
and thai thev may I
Ii. ,
V.
c s them for what
y do in the future
restored four-lold.
: . llully,
.V ('UAWKOHD,
l.liw Villi llAVr'.NS,
Rn n.nn Sawtkb,
V. S. I1.1VAN-',
Hi v. II. ('. rmi.i.irs,
I.AWRENir'. Chmn.
Secy.
w. w
Mariieil.
At the residence of the brides parents,
at t.ie Hammock, near Mvanshoro, N. C
on Wednesday .lau. lHtli 18!i:l. Mr. J
T. Bartley to Miss C ,ir;;ie A. Smith.
Both of Oiisluv, eouiit j , lic . Mr. Keen
otflcnitin.
May peace and hai)iiini.ss attend them
through life. M.
Every traveler
should carry a bo of
TIJTT'S I'lLLS.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor!.
IMP&ftTANT TO
Truckers, Gardeners
and Farmers.
SALT GARDEN PkAS. Hendrraoa's
Klrst of All," tMoirnlxed y tb leadini
Traokersto Be Kwiiwil, Hml and Moat lro-
uno.
Htndinn't auiLiiir fta, vi.
tl a. By dim pel 111 ve teat mad In
IS87. tul Bws wu awarded (be premlam
for tMibf ft,(lty . dy earllet Uiaa any
otfcer.
KBU"aaiw, vewiyi Heione, rquain
nd rsirantpa.
nnuuw na mom wmira isna Earir
Stoa PUtta,aa otku HlaodMd Varf-
lB5eV.afliM,!WWt reof. and White
T,rnruMpriDg pianiiM.i f m
KIM. HTI. WQHI.WIH UQ I lDTIT MHL
. Mr- OrtaMUlMB tat all klns f AV-
DKS SBS3D,(ffMnutd bs. ,ahPWX
ror mi uoven.
or all kIbm mad to ordp.
t!onlgtleuU OI ,CsMn,, fnaM
i A l twM or far. urt a Da rm.
It will be Vo yonr adTaawge to SM U Ua-
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar bakingl powder.
Highest of all in leavening strength.
Latest United Statkb GovERRMtar
Food Report.
Rovai, Bakino ;Powdkb Co.. 108 Wall
St.. N. Y.
SORRY3
HORSES AND MULES,
FROM ST. LOUIS,
The Best in the World
For General Use,
JUST RECEIVED ATffl
NOTICE.
EmanuRl Klslier having withdrawn from
the Firm of KlrtHSK, JOHNSON & OO.
know all men by these nretenu that th
uilnesa 111 bo carried on at the old stand
under trie firm uamo of KI8UER A JOHH-
HON.
All debts due tbe old firm snd all debts
due by them will be settled by tbe new Arm.
HoMcltlng a continuance of the patronage
heretolore received by us,
We remain, yourB truly,
JOHN H. FIBHKB.
WM. H. JOHNSON.
Jan lj. lCd
Attention, Housekeepers !Q
Look To Your Interest
By callintr at. the store of ALEX.
MILLER, on (Broad street.
The entire stock will he sold CHEAP
FOR CASH.
Cho IceOroceries,
Crockery,
China,
GlaaBware, &e.
and all articles necessary in house-kep-inif
G. H. ROBERTS,
)8 tf Agent
NOTICE !!
MONEY TO LOAN at 4 Per Gent IITEKSXT
ON EIGHT YEARS' TIME.
Come yourself and learn the partiou
lars Wo loan on Real Estate security
ii, in mwu ur in me country.
apply to ISAAC U bMITH,
j!2 ly Oen'l Mr., New Bern. K. O.
G.;0IS0StAY & BRO.
Stationers and
Booksellers,
Have on hand a large stock ot
Blank Books
Arnolds & Carters Inks
Typewriter Supplies,
Drauhtman's Paner.
Document Envelooes,
Shannon's Files and
Binding Cases
Along with the finest line of
Writing Paper in town.
All Pip-rs aod Periodicals
RECEIVED DAILY,
Large Tracks of Timber
IN CRAVEN COTJNTT, K. .,
For sale ou easy terms.
For particulars addrea,
'C. E. A New Bermj, Jf. 0L.
Or D. C. ALLINSON, Trento. V, J,
deed dim wit '
Ladias In Every Tcra
can uiaae a larye aaiarj Dandllnv n
which are for ladiis only,
lad- wants and mass kava.
Whkh avarr
haaa gand
lu.rvuuov iu- nHim, ana
maai iwadw,
air a.
t yon want to mak, moaar. vnia al '
.U information. rmr'7"r.wm.
for oamp-tt lnformMlon.
.sii.im M,DA MIDlOAt OOrt A.:
jsuMdwlm Bo till, M. X. Oivr.
i . 1 iim, tm. TI01 BUIEU.TIat fntv
The j National BaBi
Capital,
SurplM rrc'ti,
...'i- ' ' r--
T. .
Ml
. I A.
vr'
I
X ':'.-.
i ;
4
'
I
V .-
I
' : s' u viKt twen-T nve miiea Mr hr t inn tv the
of New I$erne, will be received, ,p to
lore buying euewnar.
t, -,nl to J of!-- -,,n t'
and inclti(l'r"-Ttmy 1st, lR"t,