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OURNAI, VOL. X1L-NO. 185, NEW BERNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1893. PRICE 5 CENTS. ..4 BCSI5ESS L0C1L8. ANY person wishing to know what Ull f. J Iitt'f look lke call t Ratal Cohn 4 Son, be will tbow or tell them torn. . STREET DurU and Jack are verv weak- minded. . - ' D, UaMtlL MH5. EMMA. JACKSON, comer Broad ami Ilapcockkirecta, "aol'qit crm-mak-ing. . Good work tuar teed. " o81w FIFTY Barrel MUinuket; Ar.ple. BrunawA RichardaoB. ' OLD Thompson baa come and you can see him at V. Taylor1. ; tf. TO LET Comfortable rooms in reaideooe occupied by cmienijfiibd. Front and rear entrance. " Nr.Jchi drea on premises. Apply to Hugh J.Lovick. t.. 6PECHX Sale Kid Glove We bare now od aale 500 air Ladle Kid Glove at 89c. . These Giove are worth ' irom fl.ej to $2.00 a pair, O. Hark & Bon. ;o29iw) .' : . . : . BTtOAD Streets Oyster Market, tear cor nor Broad and Middle. Beat Oyttei market affords. Kolaon Bays on . blind. J. BL Blade. . . . o282w L03T About three or four weeks ejfo a gentleman's scarf pin, gold twisted in shape of bird's nest with diamond in center. Finder" will be liberally rewar ' ded by leaving same at Joobhal office. . 036 lw. . .. WANTED A First class latheaan to take charge ot steam lathe. Apply to O. B. Watbhs, Broad street Carriage ract07.. tf HENRY BROWN, corner Mace' drug , store, has oystrrs fine and cheap. t f. TO GET best results from Hyacinth and . Easter Lily Bulbs get them potted at the earliest possible moment after Sept. 1st. Come around and select them now. Have also Ainarilli bulln and Carmellia ' Japonic plants. R. Bkbrt. FOB RENT A large and commodious dwelling."' Apply to W. 6. Bnnson. FIFTY THOUSAND LATHS for sale. Free from knots and extra width and length.' 'Apply to S. C. Hamilton, Jr., or at A. & J . freight office. D. C. McMILLAN, Investment Securities. 150 Nassau St, New York City. No transactions on margin or for speculation. 'Correspondence solicited. tf. TRY THE Journal business local colum. Only ten cents a line, for first insertion and five afterwards. tf. ' HAVE YOU seen the latest im proved window sash-Jock. Very cheip and strong. N. Anrin One of thu unidentified victim a of tbe Battle Greek wreck, has torn ed out to he a Bologna sausage Instead of a baby. . I.I I I I ! - Secretary Herb rt baa A iacovered tbat oar boasted new navy is a failuiai Very few of the recently eonduoted war vseesels .are sea worthy. . ' Now '.! r, hiT in dead., .the ieput liovn piper are say lag very nice things about Oarter Harrlaou. While he lived t bey thought no Abase too vile for him , . - -r Marshall Firld, the great OnMoago merchant, has. given $1,000,000 to bis city to eonitrnat , a fireproof building to4e nsed as a Columbian Muaenm. Having accomplished the purpose for whioh it was summoned in ex traordinary session Congress will da well to adjourn. It and the country both need a test. . " When a southern editor goes so : far as to say that tha repudiation -of the financial doctrines of John Sherman by a democratic newspa-; per is Ciloulated to make populist votes, that southern editor is not a quarter of an iuoh from republican Ism . ' t:'. v'.vy : r,: ! - ' Spappingan apple with one's teeth as it is made io oscillate abave a lighted candle 'without singeing the beard is one of the ancient, Hallowe'en X sports. "The ropalists have been practicing on the silver apple for some days, - but have only encceeded in Oiling the air with -a smell of:, singed whis kers.," - - ' 7 ' As Boon a'tbe Silver Repeal bill shall be "out of the way no doubt Congressmen will be anxious t oget away from Washington far a short respite before beginning the labors of the regular session. The Senate bas several important nominations to act upon, and It should also take cp and pasa the ' hill to extend the time for compliance with those pro visions of the (Jbinese Exclusion net requiring registration. The IVmident may havelmporttnt reo i Miuendatious to make touching ; y .future attitude of the United i toward the people of the :!o of tbe Sandwich Islands i a ill require early considera ;. Up ia the urgency with which uiauetx ,il',l pretts for atteo i - ill dopend whether Oongresa ' ! ';a a recess or adjourn till ruIbj: of the) Ijp PfSfiion. j t;!l tha mlLIla of r-.-rvurn ;.l probably be the sakiloa o 1 :n. . . -- LOCAL NEWS. SB W AD VSB TISEltKXTS. . Howard. , . ". Lost A valuable book. '-. ' ' W. P. Jones Furniture. ' -". . Mrs. Soma Jackson Dress making. 8. Coba ft Boo Coma and And out, N. K ft W. Lins Cbanjs of schedule. CC TTOIT SALES. , Tbnrsdiy 183 bale, 155 to 7.70. ' Mr. J. W. Mesic U repainting his resi dence; Repeal Is bow lact, President Clare land hu signed the bUl. Tbe green pea shipments are increasing. About 408 boxes wtot off oa the steamer Nease Wedaesday, Tbe poem published this morning was written by passenger on the steamer Nease, Mr. T. C. Bradham of Edenton last Friday. Mr. R. D. Hancock bas finished num bering tbe house of the city. Tbe last number was put on in Duffy town Wed ixafey. Mr. A. DuVal fr m near Pollocksville was in yesterday with 23 large tronze turkeys in fine order. They sold like hot cakes. It pays to raise such. ' Mr. B. F. Tolson of Bellair, was in yesterday with some of tbe finest new IrUh potatoes we have seen this tall. They were selling for $3.50 per barrel. Among pension bureau promotions is that of Mr. Jobn H. Bell, of New Berne r.om $1,800 to $2,000. Tbis is bis sec ond promotion recently. The first ad vancement was from $1,200 to $1,800. Tbe Union Point Poultry Yards ship ped a fine Buff Cochin cockerel to a New Jersey breeder yesteruay. Last week they shipped a fine pair black langshan to Soutb Carolina. A pretty lot of flounderf from Topsail sound came in on tbe W. N. & N. freight yesterday, consigned to Mr. M. T. Robeiis who sold tbm wholesale to tbe fish hucksters at the market. There wa also a supply of them in tbe previous day. Tbe meetings in the Presbyterian churc'j are going on with interest. Ser vices twice every da? at quarter to 4 and qr alter to 8 p. m. Tomorrow the aternoon meeving will be conducted by C. G. Vardell, the pastor, and the eve ning meeticg by Rev. F. W. Fairies. All are co'd'ally invited' to attend both ser vices. vVitli the entering in of tbe legal hunting season, the 1st ot November, qnite a number of Ne v Berne Nimrods sallied foi ih to the woods and fields to get a first crack at the game birds. Each parly that wc beard Ot met with pleasing succesj, but Mr. Jas. Duffy was in the lead. lie alone brouirht down thirty- fuu partridges and a few other flno birds, doves, etc. We are told however that Mr. Jas. Doylo of Fort Barnwell got nearly even with Mr. Duffy. He killed thirty-three partridges. Cominfr and Gains;, Mr. J. C. Paddison of Burgaw, the tel egraph operator of the New Berne office of tbe W. N. & N. R. R. has arrived and entered upon the duties of his position. ' Capt. W. 8. . Simmons of the Revenue Cutter Winona who bas been making a protracted visit north arrived back. M's Emma Dlsoway who" bas been visiting relatives in New York and friends in Rhodes, Pa. , returned home. Rev. J. L. Winfield, editor of tbe Watch Tower is in the city ,and assisted in the meeting at the D'.sciple chn:th last nigbt. , Tbe family ol Mr. R. W. Pugh arrived moving from Durham.. Judge H. R. Bryan, Mr. Cs H. Guion and Mr. J. M. Hines returned from Jones county com-i. ' : " Mrs.'J. A. Davis, of Charleston, 8. C, arrived last night to visit her son, Lieut. John L. Davis. v . . Street Workv: T-. ': ; .' Middle street is now free from grass and weeds throughout its length, holes have also been filled, and other work done that makes the straet present .very ereditable appearance, Mr. Williams -with his loroo bas done good:7 work ; in every respect in which an . attempt was,' made. but, b y the city's going to just 1 a- little additional expense on tbe sidewalk work a g.eat change for the better in times of rain will result. . ; Tbe sidewalks of the city we have observed before Bhonldslope slightly fall of ttee iochet from one edge to ' the other is about tbe correct . thing theri when it rains ihe water Will ran off as fast as it falls, and good .walking be afforded even in storms. . " la addiiion to being thus graded each sidewalk needs a curbing tbis - will pre vent it from injury by , washing during storms and give a measure . of durability to the work that is veiy desirable. : : C GOOD TIXE8 C0XI56. - : . Baltimore, Oct 81st, 1898. My dear friend Jarvis; .. . ;: ; v The Chicago Fair is dead and gonet The Sherman Bill has followed on-' ',' As things must boom I beg to - mention Your orders now wilt nave attention.- These two big things out of the way . Good times will come with us to stay, Send memorandums thick and fast -As these good times have come to last Yours boomingly, . ,:. - M. J. N. PrrrtH tf U Hsw aUrU War. The driving ot ths piling tax the W. S.SH.B.& wharf sad freigbt ware boose U going rapidly' forward. The warehouse to be erecUd oaths piling will be a roomy one, 50 feet wide and ISO long.. On ooa aid a track .' will be ran that will bold a long train of car, Tbs other aid will be left so tfiat steamers and tall vessel can load and nnload at it It b likely that tbe erecUm of tbe warehouse will sot be finished on til some tim tn February which will be none too soon, lor by tbat tiro early track will be moving and it is like'y to be need for the truck tbat will come in from along the line of the road en route to the northern market. The completion of the ware bouse will make it so that the truck can be cbangedat this point to steamer or the A. 4 N. C. R 11 uj is made most desirable. The officials of the road als expect to obtain a good sbaru uf HatCc in the corn trade from Hyde county. The boats that bring it to tbe city will find a convenient landing place for it at tbe warehouse, whether it is to be transferred direct from the boats to the cars for immediate farth er transportation or to' remain in tbe warehouse awhile. The passenger depot begin to present a very neat appearance. Tbo painting is well advanced and tbe roof is nearly on. This part of tbe work is in charge of Mr. S. L. Snith of Wilmington. Tbe roof of galvanised irou is one of the most dura ble materials that can be used, and bas tbe advantage over tin that it does not have to be painted. This advantage alone will save enough to make sucb roofs pay for the additional first cost in a few yearj. : ; When the depot and freight warehoupe s finished tlio road will be excellently fixed for the 'ransaction of its business in New Berne and then tbe hope is enter tained tbat the road will, without delay, be extended to Norfolk as it is ultimately designi d to be. Three 1 rains W recked at Norfolk. There was a fatal wreck and some sad scenes on Norfolk and Western Railroad at Norfolk on the 81st, nit. Three trains were involved in tbe dis aster and an engineer and fireman on one weie killed. A misplaced switch caused one.train to turn from tbe main track while going ut the usual brisk rate and clash into tbe first of a hundred or more coal cars ou a side. The shock was so g -eat that the firct car was crushed like an egg, tbe cars jammed together and piled thirty feet high and then with one last effort the mighty engine leaped upon the top of the broken t'mbers and then rolled over into the ditch. The track on which the local freight was then coming ran very close to the one on whioh the coal cars bad been standing and the collision piled the debris of cars and tbe loads of coal on this track down which the freight was coming. The engineer saw bis way blocked wnen on'y a lew rods away. There was no time to reverse bis engine. He jumped; so did his crew and saved their lives and moment later there was the second great crash, followed by the bias ing of steam, flying of timbers, piling of cars, and tbe second act of a great trage dy was consummated. Tbe destruction of property was great both engines, large ones, were seriously broken and battered and the tenders of each one left only fit for old iron and kindling wood. ' Eight freight cars were mora or less injured and three were com pletely destroyed. SUNSET ON THE NEUSE. BT THOS. O. EBADHAM. On forest trees and bonks below; On river brink and rippling wave, Tig yonder sun sets all aglow Descending to his distant cave. Awake I ye spirits of the deep I Arise fair nymphs t o'er water fly And eaten ve clbry e'er you sleep, The royal banner ot the sky. See I sDrava like fleecv frinee o'er set A veil distinct and yet so fair, That underneath the jeweled net, White cloads in gilded cars are there. Radiant clo id in roll of gold, " Some purple lined and tinted through I Unnumbered roses tnen untold Their glowing petals o'er deep blue. Awhile the scene serenely lay, A picture baffling human skill. 'Till gnt!y meeting spray by spray Fell sottly o'er the western bilL , The race cupped, sheila tea thousand : v shades. -1-: ; 1 ".s ;-) And changing with each parting ray; Less faintly thou the daylight fades One by one dropped o'er the way. , ... r . . i -..-.e!."; Prompt Insurance Settlement . That clever and well known former travelling salesman, O. J. Carroll of Raleigh, ft, is at Hotel Albert thl city for a few days s soliciting agent- for the well known, reliable Quo Lnm. Life Insurance Co., the "Union Central" of Cincinnati, O. ' - - ' t He paid on yesterday to T. A. Green, executor, $1,00) ' oa , the- life : of oar deceased friend, Benjamin L. Churchill who bad onU himself paid one semi-an nual premium of $14.29 before hit death The date of check paid to 'Mr. Greene, by Air. Carroll, snow Wat it wa given in just si?days, after death proof had been received at tne nome omte. - This shows quick, reliable and prompt action on the nart of the comnanv. and with its already most enviable record and with such a thoroughly known and clever tollow as " lud Carroll to represent them he.e, we bespeak for him most abundant and won deserved success. - A CHDTCI FOK HOIE OKC Beast Laad Wasted for Graslag Par pose -A Largs Enterprise. W. U. Smith, an tttomev of Coo cord. is In receipts ot letter from parties de siring to purchase some Urge tracts of land. One wants not Us than 10,000 acre for grating purpose; unotber wishes a large body or land upon which to locate an English colony; and another one is desir oa of purchasing 10 0O0 or 13,000 acre of hard timber land or short leaf pine. Is there any reason why North Carolina canoQ. aecuie Uiene ememnset I We think not. Tia.v will lie no trouble in meeting tbe wants of those people, pro vided owners ol t c i lauds will make it nown. Unless NorMi. Carolina lises to tbe demands ot Hie o cation, otlier states quite enthusiastic on tbis subject, will reap tbe benefits of having such enter- sea introduced within tlieir borders. It may not bo possible to obtain the lands in such large bodies in Piedmont North Carolina, but there a j such tracts available in any wosie l county. Just a little enort secured tue Walden- in Burke and that people are de lighted and the community bettered. Such would be tbe result should the proper effort be made in these latter moves Wo have seen the letters and the eeu- tlcmen, seeking these properties, are dead in earnest and mean to act at once. Con cord Standard. v It secius pretty certain from the tone of the almve article tbat the colony or colonies seeking a location would form a very desirable class of settlers, and the matter of turning them in our direction is,worth; investigating. With hundreds and thousand ofacresa of rich lands aroi'Dd jj9 tbat have as yet never been touched in the way of development there is no reiaon why the entire number could not be ac commodated in this or in any one of the several neighboring counties. We doubt not that a lettct to the gentlemen who received the letters will bring out any in lormatioD wanted. River and Harbor Improvements. The Washington correspondent of tbe Charlotte Observer gives tbe following summary of the Chief Engineer's esti mate of appropriations for rivers and harbors in North Carolina: Roanoke, available balance from last appropriation, $43,536; Pasquotank, bal aoce, $1,502; Mackeny s Creek, balance 18; Ocracoko Inlet, balance, $34,871; recessary to complete the contract, $495,001. Fishing Cieek, balance $15, 000; necessary to complete, $10,000. a ml ico and Tar, balance, $8,073; amount that can be profitably erpeaded 1HU5, 11,700. JNeus., balance, f 1,U4 necessary to complet", $oU0. Inland waterway lietween Neuse and Beaufort, balance, $7,568, necessary to complete, 57,000. lieaulort, balance, 1S,077; nec essary complete, f 18,000. Inl'.nd waterway betreen Beautoit and New river, balance $9,700; inland waterway, New river and Swansbo'o, balanc C-,382 necessary to complete 588,000:New river, balance $12,557, necessary to complete $7,00; Northeast Cape Fear, balance $4,925, recommended $10,000, necessary to complete $30,000; Black, balance $5,215, recommended $8,000: Cape Fear above Wilrcngtop balance $5,919, neces sary to complete,! 15,7oU, recommended $40,000; at and below Wilmington, bal ance $43,049, recommended $400,000 Logwood's Follv. balance $3,024. neees- ssry to complete $33,000; Waccamaw Noitb and South Carolina, balance $4, 864, recommended $30,000: Lumber, bal ance $692, recommendeJ $20,000. LOhT. On the street between the City Hall and depot a memorandum book 5x11, valua ble to the city, but worthless to others. Tbe finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at this office. tf. W. D. Wallace, City Clerk, "Sma'l sands the mountains And trifles life." Yodno. It is-not the big things that make np life, but the trifles, so.it is in dress. There are some trifles you can't get along without. They oonsist of Neckwear, Underwear, Footwear find Handwear. We have just received a new lot of Ohintilly ties, four-in-hand and Teoks. New Soarf Pins, Link buttons, etc. 8ee us if yon need anything in our line. J. M.HOWAKD. CITY TAX NOTICE The City Tax list fortne Ykab 1893 is now in my hands for Col lection. I will be at the office daily lrom 9 to 6 to receive your Taxes. Please come forward and settle tha same. W. D. WALLACE, : City Tax Collector Oot. 15, 1893. lw J.J.Baxter, , (Camrlr of Barrtnfton Baxter) ' Has Just Beoeived a Supply Of the V ' ---fr.--.::;: E. P. Heed fc Oo's. CELEBEATED My peoialtjevery pair war- ranted; alio a full line of ladies Dress Uoods and Trimmings. See my $12.50 Black Dress Suits. They can't be equalled in the ciy. , G. T. Hudson of Pollocksville, will be with me through the winter months and will be glad for his friend to come and see him. : , MsotateJy Fure K cream of tartar baking powaer Highest of all in levening streDgita Latkst Ukttkd States (JovuuMiKirr od Kkpobt Bakino Powdkm ii., Ki Wall St. S. Y CALL AM) SKK W.P.Jones If in need Of Furniture & Mattresses Before going elsewhere. HE IS STILL Renovating Oil Mattress:s Making theni as good as new. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE OF Zeiglers' Slioes FOR LADIES. Also a very fine lino of Crossette's Mens Shoes, Our style of this is a very High Cut Hunting Shoe. I STILL LADIES HAVE CLOAKS in Stock or will order any stjlo cn short notioo. LATE 8TYLE DERBIES and ALPINES constantly arriving. My Line Of MEJS'S BUU'S and OVEBCOATS is being added to weekly. 1 am doing more buslnoaa for the Old Staten Island Dyeing Establish ment than ever before, lhoy do good work and guarantee Perfect Satisfaction. If you have an old garment you wish dyed or cloaned give us a trial. W. D. BMilNGTON 67 MIDDLE ST Ever alive to the wants of his customers has made a BIG DEAL During the past week in 'buying a large stock of Dress Goods, which be is selling at prices that will KNOCK OUT Any competition in that Line." 3 Worsteds at 8o. Double Fold at 10c. 'Cashmere inohes wide .15c. Double Fold 25c; Cashmere 36 inches wide 20c. Donble Fold 35c; Cashmere 3G inches wide 25c. Silk Warp QeoriutU, KUck $1.25 iGrade $1.00 Silk Warp Henrietta, Black 11.00 Grade 85 All wool very fine quality Black Henriettas, 46 inch wide, reduced from $1.00 to 85o. This sale will begin TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24th 0 And continue all the week. This sale will comprise the Dress Goods Stock of Huske & Draper of Wilmington, N. C, recently purchased by New Berne's celebrity. Amonsr the stock there are some more expensive DRESS GOODS That have been ; reduced to less tnan first cost. - 17 Do not all come at once. , - Bespectfully, -1 ccv. H. B. DUFFY LEARN wisdom: P o o o sen It Is Tlio PART OF WISDOM To Investigate Before BXJ"inNTGr ; All We Ask Is An INVESTIGATION OF OUR PRICES AND QUALITY. H in Q ri c V 3 3 SI o o rt O S CLOAKS ! -1 . CLOAKS ! CLOAKS . MISSES AND CI11LDRENS CLOAKS. Men Boys And Children j SUITS. OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS 30 0VERC0I1TS.' Ycu era fcclixh f: buy until ycu s:a BIG 'fi': li'Twaif.-.i4
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