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except Monday M S5.00 par year: 12.60 ror
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iTEE JOURNAL.
IB -8. MA.R
- 0. T. HANCOCK
C'T j -i i rnpntior
Local Repartee-.
ne t oatofflca at Haw Berne
ja.aaaaoad matter.
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cJflRlCE UBEELEY ON DEBT
:'Toifty;own part and I speak
ffo&t (piriehotS-I would rath
ej btj convioj! in a State prison, a
glvl iaarlc i swamp, than pais
throach life under the barrow of
debtyLet no young man misjudge
htmseH unfortunate or truly poor
so long s be has the fall use of hie
Jrmbijjiiiat" faculties and ia eat
taJ&llj free from debt.
I' Hanger, cold rags, bard work,
ooiftpt,e-; suspicion, unjust
reproach, are disagreeable; bat
debt It infinitely worse than them
all. .And, .if it had pleased God to
stnre.fiither or all my sons to be
the support and solace of my declin
ing yearn, Uie lesson which I should
heXl , most- earnestly sought to
must share with the bad the odium
that now attaches to the : pension
business. Let us neve a complete
revision of the entire pension sys-
Tail iuat.i v-- '
tern
Oh, WbataCtngh.
Will yon heed the waraiac. Tk
tgnai perbap of the aura approach at
ma aaora tantbM Btsaaas uoncioa.
Aak yoviaaiTM if yea aaa afford for lha
Mkeof ssrrlac tOo., to rt MMtiak aad
do nothijiK -to it, ,W kaow from
axperisooa that 8bilo Oars will Oara
your ooagbvJ iraararfaila. Thia az-
piaina 'thy sjote toss MUlioa Bot
llea war sold iha past rear, ftreliavaa
oroopa and whooBtaa, aonih as one
Mothers, do without tt. For
Urn book, tidaor titae mm 8hilohto
Porona plastw.-iSoU by Now Bono
urns vo. - i
We assume a toad with confident
readiness, and up to a certain point
tne growing i Bnouenees or pres.
sore is tolerable; bat at last the
aesire . ior reuei can no longer oe
resisted. . -i'M ,J '
'..
Kleetrie Bitten.
This remedy la beeomina o veil known
and so popular as to need no special men.
tion. All who hara used Electric Bitten
sing the tame song of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and it ia jroarai
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitten will cure all diseases of the IWer
and Kidneys, will remove pimples, boils.
salt rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. Will drive malaria from
the system and prevent as well as Care
all malarial fevers. For cure of neadacho.
constipation and indigestion, try Electric
Hitters. Entire satigiactloi, guaranteed or
money refunded, race ouc. tnd Sl.UU per
qottle at . B. uony e drug store.
There are lots of scrub machines
offered farmers. Dont bay any
thing unless assured by a practic
al user Tthat it will do what
Claimed for it and be durable.
Home .Foolish People
Allow a cough to ran until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say,
"Oh, it will wear away," but in most
oases it wears them away. Could they
be induced to try the successful mediolue
I called Kemp's Balsam, which is .sold at
' a?DOitive maraatea to cure, thev would
iiBurau aivun muni is, -xiovoi ruu takinir the nrst dose, frice GUc. and SI
. ;? into debt! Avoid pecuniary obliea l T'1 8ize free- At u druggists,
" . tioa as you pestilence or famine.
' . If you have but fiity cents, and
" caSgeJtjM) more work for a week,
; t buy a.peck of corn, parch it, and
:t live on it, rather than owe any man
adollarl"
, Of cause, I know that some men
'" rnaet do business that involves
r risks, and must often give notes
: 'l and other obligations, and I do not
eonsider him really in debt who
carf'Iy'bis bands directly on the
V manl o paying at some little sac
rlfioe all Ue owes: I speak of real
'; debt that Which involves risk or
saorifloe on the one side, obligation
and dependence on the other and
I say from all such let every youth
humbly, pray God to preserve him
evermere f" ''' .v
mar22deod weow
A widow is one who has buried
her husband: a grass widow (a one
Who has simply mislaid him.
Answer This QaesUea.
Why do so aaany people wa see around
us seem to prefer to euffsr and bo made
miserable by Indigestion. Ooutipotioa,
Dizziness, Horn tt Appetite, Coming- up
or the Food, xeiiow tttut, wnaa for 7 jo.
we will sell them Bbuobl ViUlisar,
guars n taed to our thorn. Sold by Maw
mrno Drug Co.
There is one lucky thing about
spoiled ohildren we never have
them in onr own family.
PENSION REFORM NEEDED.
An Associated Press dispatch
' ; from Washington states, says the
: ! Atsfnta ponstiCution, that there is
sorrfi dismay among the members
' ' of tne Appropriations Committee
because of an expected deficiency
- of 136,000,000 in the pension ap-
propriatioa for the fiscal year. The
T expenses in four months by 10,
000j000and, commenting on this,
. the dispatch says:
; "Iq plain Euglitih, that means (if
' . the astimates of the committee hold
goo8) it deficiency on account of
- pensions of 830,000,000, which will
Tiftve to be met by Congress at the
1 next session, in addition to an ap
' prouyatioti for the next fiscal year
;; f certainly not less than 9 150,000,
000. $ptth6 total appropriation
' that Congress must make for
pensidns next session will aggre
gateSot less than $180,000,000."
' The Norfolk Virginan goes on
farther to speak of the iniquitous
V andjWideepreading evil.
when our population
f r was 30,000,000, the total expenses
;; " of the National Governmeut were
, ' Jrom W2,OOO,OO0 to 8100,000,000
less than we now py annually for
No one will
that are
paid to worthy veterans who were
disabled in the war, but our pension
System as it now exists is a disgrace
to th8 Country and to the manhood
of the American people.
It?$poses tax eqoalto 3 per
cent upon over $5,000,000,000, or
nearly twice as much as onr
'national debt in I860, when it
: reached Kits ' highest point. The
War ended"28 "years ago, but there
are Sow psutha rolla over 700,000
pensj eray iaadl the number is
annuallyfncreaaing.
The time baa oome to call a halt.
Oar entire pension system mast
le verhald. The deserving
poldlor dependent upon his coun
try's bounty must no longer be
forced ' toiHb classed with the
ousandsof camp followers and
t!',,wiwH1t been able by
, jui' and 'by the help of unscra
oufl pension agents to secure a
o f-n what ought to be a roll of
d of being c roll of honor
i 'on ltiMamoBt ' Mil f
" ijdtfhd perjury are
The Population of New Bene
Is about nine thousand, and wo would
say at least ODe-half are troubled with
some affection on the Throat and Lanes.
ss those complaints are, according to sta
tistics, more numerous than others, we
would advise all our readers not to ne
glect the opportunity to call on their
druggist and get a bottle of Kemp's Bal
satn for the Throat and Lungs. Trial
Rite free. Large bottle 50o. and $1. bold
by all druggists.
i
pensions alone.
begrudge the pensions
We are never as happy, nor as
unhappy, as we fancy.
REHARKABLK KB8CUB.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Flainfleld. Ill
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treat
ed for a month by her family physician,
dui grew worse, lie told ber sue was a
hopeless victim of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her druf fist
suggested Dr. King's New Discovery for
iop.campuon; sue bougbt a bottle andlto
her delight found herself benefited from
first dose. She continued its use and after
taking ten bottles found herself sound and
well, now does her own. housework and is
as well as she ever was. Free trial bottles
of this Great Discovery t F 8. Duffy's
wuoiesaie ana retail aruB store; large bot
ties, 50o. and 11.00.
ThA way to spoil the ohildren is
to take no interest in their doings.
The need of a perfectly safe and al
ways reliable remedy for the peculiar
diseases of summer ii oniversal. As a
remedy for lbs household, office, on
the farm, on shipboard and for travol
era by land and sea, Winkslmann'
Diarrhoea and Cholera Remedy ba
proved its Inestimable worth in the
prompt relief and cure of all disorder
originating in the stomach and diges
tive system, such as holers, Cbolera
Morbus. Diarrhoea, Cramp etc. Ser
viceable under all conditions. alwav
ready for use, and perfectly safe. .
Prioe 85o. at all druggists.
juoe4dlv
James U. Blaine is Dead.
Wc want 100 agents in North Carolina
to handle a complete pictorial narrative
of the personal and public career of the
"Plumed Kniglit from Maine." 500
pages, 10 1-2x8 1-2 inches, being equal to
1000 pages ol ordinary book, for 2.00,
worth $5.00. "Strike while the iron is
hot." Agents can make $10 per day.
Send for eompleto outfit and confidential
terms.
TnB Solthrrs PuBxisarno Co.,
j2fl lw Raleigh, N. C.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor,-.
15
SURGEON DENTIST.
Offloa, Middle street, opposite Baptist
onnron,
doosdwtf NEWBERN. N. O.
DR. J. D. CLARK,
DENTIST,
nW BKRHB, N. O.
. Offloe on Graven street, between Pollock
and Broad-
P. H. PELLETIER,
ATTOBNBT AT t, A W .
Graven St., two doors South of
Journal office.
Will Maetles ra the Counties of Craven
artaret, Jones, Onslow and Pamlico.
United States Court at New Berne, and
Sairems Oeurt of tbe stats.
S. R. STREET,
General
FIRE AN
D LIFE
Insurance Aent,
NEW BERNE. U. G.
2XOSE3 T. BRYAN,
Carpenter and Builder.
BmaU Jobaof ReDSlrinc solialtcd Hiidint-
la'aetlon guaranteed.
nay De rouna wnen wanted nrar the ioe
Factory .
Refers to past character at a oltlr.e-i and
meohanlo Ianl2atf
7
,( wfK
V"
X TIL
. Valuable Panning lands
" For Eale atl
PUBLIC AUCTION.
In obedlenea to a Judfment of tne Superior
wi . vi vrav ma onDy, -mama id tne
special prooediDK, wbareln James O. Harri
son, Administrator de boons bob with Will
annexed of Kdward H, H1U, - deeeased. Is
ilalBtlff. and Martha Bill and otbers are de
Sndanta, tbe undersigned as AdmlaleUator
uavununiMMHier. wuion ,
Monday, February.13, 1893,
(It belnf, the first day of Febrnary Term 1898
of Craven County Bapertor Court;, at tbe
vonrt iionse ia tne eity or new Berne,
eoanty of Craven. A. Cat Twelve o'olook
noon, sell at Pnblle Aaetlen to the highest
bidder all the lands belonging to the aatate
of .aid Kdward H. Bill, ly ing and being In
No. (Township, Oraven eoanty. on Moteley
Creek about iyi miles north of Dover Bta
tlon, on the pnblle road leading from Dover
to fort Barnwell in aald county, adjoining
the lands of Wa. White, Aaa Barnes, Em
anuel Williams, Beth West and others, con
taining B7DM aeeea mora or leas, with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, ex
cepting the tana log pine timber aold to the
Ooldiboro Lbaiber Company by dead bear,
lnc date April sth.lSvl, recorded In Oraven
oountyreoords, Boo No. 106, folios Ml, 38S
The above lamas are described In tbefol
lowln deeds reeorded In Graven county
reoords. to-wlt: :.....)."''..'.
One deed for MB acres, more or leas, from
Joachim Grlffln to Kdward fl. Bill, dated
Not. lsth. IBM, Book Do. W, folio fit; one
deed for acres, mors or less, from Joa
ohlm Orlffln to said BUI, dated Jan. Sd. UHS,
Book No, 1, folio a ; one deed for 800 acres,
more or leas, from said Orlffln 10 said Hill,
dated February 4th, IMS, Book Ho, 67, folio
221 : one deed for two tracts (190 and 26 seres
respectively) In all 315 aens, more or less,
from Wm. A. Green aad wife and Joha L
Oarmaok to said K. H, H1U, dated Fenruary
Kith. 1874, Book No. 76, folios 101 and 102 - Ex
cepting however, from the above lands tbe
following tracts sold off by said Kdward B.
Hill, to wit: One tract for 250 acres, mote or
less, eolii to Kmannel Williams, January 1st,
1K81, an per deed reeorded 1 Book No. 80
folios 2C and 281. and two other small tracts
of 16 and IB aores each respective! v (In all 35
acres), sold to Aea Barnes by said Hill, Jan.
13, 1871. as per deed recorded In Bo k No. 71,
These lands are valuable for farming, as
well as forttook raising, and conveniently
located on I be publlo 'road, about hair way
between Dover Station on the Atlantic
N. u. Railroad and Fort Barnwell wlih a
good dwelling aid other bnlldlnga on same.
Ahont 1C0 acres are cleared for cultivation.
IVrms of sale HASH.
JAHttS O. HARRISON,
Administrator and Commissioner.
New Kerne, R. C, Dee. 28, 1891, td
Special
j Owing to preasura of Business, did not
Issue guy postal Cards.
TRADE Please remember that all free
lOJper cent on Lorilkrd Snuff within the
Limit, will be granted, by
WHOLESALE OBOGEK,
MIDDIiB STBXatl i
traw BXBRB. M. O
Bar. neighbor, what's the trouble
with rou? Didn't too get the nomina-
tioa?
No. bnt I arot a nair nf dart Whiwla
that don't suit me, and now J. 0.
Whttty ft Go. have iust got in a suddIv
of those Celebrated Tennessee Wheels.
I am always doing; just what I ought
not. Take my advioe and go at once
to Whitty's and get a pair of the Ten
neasoo Wheels and vou oan smile if I
can't.
250,000 BRICK
READY FOR SALE!
Cheaper than any other Mar
can Furnish Them.
I've got am and want to sell 'em.
Apply to
W. P. BURRU8, New Berne, or
M. PORTER, Rivordale.
jne7 dtf
Gn and After Monday
Wc will be aWi
BOTf
Hand
A
Machine
Wc will be able to fill all orders,
BOTH FOR
-AND-
W ANTED TP PUECaASij
Good Clean Rice.
ALL KINDS OF GRAIN Ar
PRODUCE PURCRA8EW
ON COMMISSION.
LSO COTTON SOLD ON
COMMISSION.
Give u, a call.
V. P. Dnrrus & Go.
MARKET DOCK,
Opposite Old Stand,
NEW BERNE, N. O.
NOTICE.
The nnderilmed liaa dulv nnaiinMt mmAA.
mlntstrator or tbe estate ol fern met cntb
berk deoeased. and herebv vlvea naLine that
he requires all persona havlngrlalmsagalnat
tbeeetate of the said KmmetCntbliert, to
present tbem to tbe said Administrator,
duly aulbemlM ted, for payment, on or be
fore the Uth day of December, IHS1, or else
tbts notice will bs pleaded In bar of reoov-
Persons Indebted to the estate mnat nav
wltbout delay.
JAB. V. HARB1HON,
PnbllA ArlmlntatrKtiv
Hew Bern 1. O.. Dec Bih 1802 Istiw
NOTICE.
The undersigned, George Green, Jr., has
dolyqnaliaedasiKxeeotor of tbe estate of
George Green, and hereby gives notice that
be reoulrea all neraona havi. .uim.
against the estaM of the tald George Green
w p.Dwvu.vuvu. m. vii o aaia ueorge ureen,
Jr., duly authenticated for payment, on or
before the 18th day of December, 1803, or else
thle notice will be pleaded In bar of recov
ery. Persons Indebted to tbe estate must Day
without delay,
GEOBGB GHKEN.Jb.,
d'88 Kxeontor.
NOTICE.
If you want the easiest Bhave you ever
had, and your hair cut in the very latest
style, be sure and call on
Pblnck op Walks
at the Gaston House Barber Shop.
Everybody gays he is tbe best barber
in the city, and he has no one employed
except first clrsa barbers.
T. H.H.;RICHARDSON,
Proprietor.
AD0LPH C0H1T,
dealer rn-
Pianos and Organs,
The Mehlin High Grade and
Newby ft Evans Piano.
Crown, Queen and
Needham Parlor Organs.
NEW BERNE, -.NO
CIRCULAR.
The old and reliable firm of Cobn A Walaa
was established in Newbern in 1852. The
oldest bouae now in tbe eltv and tbe oalv
surviving member of which In Adolpb Oohn,
wuu u ueeu euKagca m tne music Dnsioees
ior ine past ten years and In now located on
Craven street, three doors below tbe Ulty
Hall I would be pleaard to Inform my
friends, patrons and I he publlo generally
that 1 have secured the large nnd elegant
uri'-K omitting lormerly occupied by John
Patterson, doeaetd. where 1 have ample
acooramonaiionB rot properly oODdnotluf
my large and lncreasli g business, and wll
oonsututly kepon baDd
Upright and Square Pianos
of the latest designs, lasting tone, superior
work m hub hip and oi leading manufacturers
ana ine oest material. Also a good supply
Of SflKEf MU8I0
And 1 will ondeavor to make my business
ai popui&r us me oju nrm UBea to ne, and
one that will give satisfaction to my nume
rous patrons
The proprietor, Adolpb Cohn, would take
this occasion of returning ble thanks to
Uione who have taken an Interest In his
welfare, and would respectfully solicit tbe
continuance or tbe kindly reeling ol his
friends. Kespeotfuily,
A. COHN
Furniiuro, Mattresses.
GO TO
W.P.Jones
South Front St.,opp. Gaston House,
For Furniture of All Finds.
Mattresses made to order and reno
vated.
PRICES VERY LOW.
jyl9 dwtf
It. R. Jones
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
General Merchandise.
Consignments of Cotton.
Grain, and other Prodnoe
solicited.
Prompt attention guaran
teed.
Cotton Bagging and Tie
now in stock.
Lorillard and Gail & Ax
8nnffsold at Manufacturer's
Prioes.
E. R. JOKES,
9 14 d yew Berne, N. C
Domestics, Hamburg Edging. Shoes,
Hats. Trunks and Valises etc
will sell VERY CHEAP for :Casii Only
Come to see us and be convinced of our low
Prices.
THE GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE,
OPPOSITE STEEBT'S STABLK, MIDDLE STEEET.
'-.V
A Pretty surprise.
A beautifully illustrated and charmingly bound edition
of LonefelWs "Evangeline," the most popular Jong
poem ever puuiiaucu. iiiuv.u
author, and one of the most famous
poems in the language, recently pub
lished, is a pretty surprise for book
lovers. It is in large type, numerous
and excellent illustrations, very fine
and heavy paper, gilt edges, remarka
bly handsome cloth binding, combin
ing, in delicate colors, blue and 'white
and silver and gold. No illustrated
edition has ever before been published
at less than $1.50, and that is about
what vou mieht " i?uess" the price of
this t.n b. but it isn't witness our offer below. Every
home in the land ought to have a copy of this Evangeline,
so charmingly beautiful, as a poem, as a collection of
artistic iUustrations, and as a product of the book
making art.
fl .. M f.rr as By special arrangements with the pub
UUr UTlBl. lisher we are able to offer this book to
the subscribers to this paper as f ollows :
EVANGELINE and DAILY JOURNAL, one year,
" " six months,
" " three months,
WEEKLY JOURNAL, one jcar,
six months,
C5.0O
2-75
1 .50
1.25
75
Under no circumstances docs tins proposition hold good except where payment it
made in advance.
TRY
BIG
IKE
THE CLOTHIER.
BIG
IKE
Bio THE CLOTniER. Ikk
' Bio This very bell J Ikr
Bin Rings out the knell Ike
Bio of prices high, now listen Ike
Bio well, Good people who in Ikk
Bio New Berne dwell, To its ding Ikk
Bio dong, both loud and long. My Ike
Bio country iriends, hark to its song, Ikr
Bio And trade with m in numbers strong! Ike
TRYjBIG IKE Come all, and TRY BIG IKE this Fall TRY 1110,1 Kb
He has one price for each and all.
Your notice to this fact I call.
He rings out old, he rings in new,
JHe rings out false, he rings in true,
And tries his best by all to do.
Come all, no time is to be lost,
He is selling Shoes, Hats, Clothes at cost.
All thick and strong, foes to Jack Frost.
! He'll treat you right, do no man wrong
Ding Dong I I call you all day long.
BIG BARGAINS at BIG IKE'S my song.
DING DONG ! DING DONGI ALL COME ALONG.
TRY i
BIG IKE.
BED CLOTIIinO.
oy misiue, lour times as ataay
uomiorcs as we ordered were
shipped us. To svoid retrmtnc
them we are making a slaughter of
prices, uome quick ana get four
plot, uotei men ana Housekeepers,
loot 10 your interests.
We can not be equalled on BLA.N
KETS. We hare a Terr lane
stock at remarkably lour prioes.
Among taem are euperior 11 and
12 quarter 0 pound Iambs'-wool
All other winter Good on laud
and .fll) be sold t Great Eedoo-
" i .; '' S-!j 1.1'
KNCHn
Rlle.M til loreneu of the atufnu. mcnbclneln
caret CONOR R HU1A andCLHET In I to3 l.r. No
It.es twy lajuiiou. ftet aSects, Prlte, SoiA r'-
" . ..... .
BUIUU CSUS HI., PTS'S, SMlltt Bt.
C.
For sale "by J. V. JORDAN, DruggiBt,.New Beroe. N
A SOLID MUSICAL SOUTH IN GRAND CHORUS.
.: Tan. O'11 wnnoa. Hallelujah Metre.
fryJlJ TT III i - i ill -i r -rr-m r
iff svir r r ji-j--t Tf-prp r r'3 -F-a
Bat af Js-kV Is. It aam,Taf raw f . M Is. b w.lm 7. luawd rt-tU Boa.
CLCVCLAND KLKCTKD. CONFIDENCE SIEBTORKD.
COTTON 4UMPINO UP. CORN CRIBS PULL.
FORCI BILL DCaD. PROBPmiTV IN BIOHT.
J PIANOS only $335. ORGANS only $27.
V CateWmM this mat JabUsxTaavwIUi Mm Plain or Oraaa so lone wantofT MevnahMtrr
A luna to bay. prioss m lower. Tanas nsver sasMr. New styka. New prices. New terou.
SPECIAL JUBILCC HOLIDAY OFFER PIANO LAMP FREE.
Frs tm llallaar Barer. Wlta every aew Plaoo ndena before Jan. IS, w, we give a tpien.
am sis jrsa asaa. cwiBieie. eiena lorcircuiar. jaemuj uiu vovcr. uvaiouav:
1 T UDDEN & BATES.exTMusic House, Savannah, G A
I The Ladla( Piano and Org-aa Manse of tbe Bouth. Established 1870. '
$1.00 Per Year.
60c. for 6 Months.
-FUK THE-
WEEKLY JOURNAL.
MNE COLUMN KOLIO-LARGE AMOUNT OF READING,
X
Ty mi ,., ii."
siir ?ni-tl ol iilavw
RIVED
THEY HAVE ML
TuTm HATTlNIV'cib;''
Have just received SIXTY HEAD of the finest kind bfWESTERN HORSES and MDLEfl
adapted to all purposes. i.-,". '
aniSENERAL ISFaM COMPETITION as to PRICE. QUALITY
Also, a FuU and Complete Line of BUGGIES, HARNESS, ROAD CARTS, m fact anvthfno
pertaining to the Hone ' i ; " : ! " ' . -.m' . 'aM,
b,W have just made au addition to our already c6rnfflodi0M fiteWes, for the 'further ticcoirunoiiB.
''W.See twtefore buying olflewhereh ' :::M. HAHN & 00 "
The
tit " '
5.00 Per Year.
Daily
Journal
50c. Per Month
srculutuH in every direction fron. New Bomo, when-1 linn iV i
C ''" j .v. - .
Li-ily mail, and is a splendid medium for advertiBerR,
Ltbtrsl Advertising Ratas.
We nave Just received a lartre lot of HeW
and : JJandsome: 3ooks, '. whicli -wa tjluV tiitb 5
bpthlhiaan
trefiT tJieW,' and get one by paying one year Ir f
mntT uavinar4l.25 . is?
le'TTcsMy one year in? advance' will "c'-f
entith ycuito a book.