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Journal. I " V HE VOL. XII.-NO. 194, NEW BERNE, N. CL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1893. PRICE 5 CEN1S AILS BU8IIE&S LOCALS. -WALNUT, Chocolate, Gocoanut and Peanut Taffy made fresh err day. NCHW A MCSOBLBT. LOST, Strayed or " Stolen One striped cat. Reward will lie given for return of rtura cc MCDOU.KT. PRK8EKVED Ginger Just try it C. E. Slotbb. LOST 3 gold studs, joined ly chain. Reward paid for return In C. P. Mehane at Fulford L'ousc. A NICE Lot of Oranges Jg&t Received direct Irom Florida. Nckh & McSorlet. J. J. DISOS WAY. Just received alartfe shipromt of NO. 3 PITCHER SPOUT PUMPS for driven well and Cisterns. Prico 12.00. J. J. DIKOSWAY, tf. 43 Craven St. PRUNES. 7)riod Peaches, Evaporated Apricots, Mince Meat, Pie Pcachea, Oan berries, Oranges, Raisins, Currants, Citron, Buckwheat, Maple Syrup. C. E. Slover. 45 PAIRS of the tinest chickens that have been in market this sranon nt Bra gs w & Richardson's. It. ONE HUNDRED and fifty pounds l pork sausage at 13 1-8 cents. O. D. BowDElf. WANT To Exchange Valuable town property in Southern Pines, N. C, lor a twenty or fiTtv horse power engine, or any wood working or iron working ma chinery in good .order. Address, S. T. Moffat, Southern Pines, N. C. FISH, Oysters, Chicken, Kggs and gener al country produce, John Slide, Hroad St., near Middle. IF YOU must have a lit'.legood whiskey for medicine try old Thompson, the lcsi ever brought to the city for sale at J. F. Tavi.oh'b. FOR SAT.K A flrst class Kimball Organ nearly new. Apply to D. H. Petree, No. 15 George St. tf. TO LLT 5 or 6 rooms for house keeping in pleasant part of city, with stable and carriage house CIIKAI'. Apply at Joun hai, office. TO LET Comfortable rooms in residence occupied by undersigned. Front and rear entrance. Nojcliildren on premises. Apply to Hugh J. Lovick. tl. BROAD Streets Oyster Market, near cor ncr Broad and Middle Best Oysters market affords. Ne'aon Days on hand. J. II. Blade. o282w TO GET best rosults from Hyacinth and Easter Lily Hulbs get them potted at the earliest possible moment after Sept. 1st. Come around ami select them now. Have also Amarillis bulbs and Carmellia Japonica plants. R. Merry. Another rebellion ba. ia oo in Oq- Tbe convention of the Chickasaw Nation jnst held opposed Gov ernment disMii timce of tribal rela tion and the lor m' ion f a State Comte d'En is willing to knock together a new throne for Brazil, and to sit upon it, provided the Brazilians shall clamor for bis sway As the Oomte is said to have the eapport of Mello'n navy, it ia jnst possible that Providence (and Mello's big: guns) may side with his aspirations. Waterways are attracting a large amount ot attention at present They make transportation cheap and this Is much to ba desired. It ia proposed to oat 150 miles of canal in Georgia, Alabama'ao that boat transportation may be established on five rivees, affording water com munication between Atlanta. Mon- tgora ry, Birmingham, Savannah, Mobile and Seima, Ala. - 'A Mexican who recently died at the alleged age of 193 years is "aid to have emoked cigarettes for a bonded years. Fortunately for bim ... he didnoteontraot the habit until he was 93 jeers old, but under the ' s "; C.T cirenmstanoes It ia not saprising tha the cigarette got away . with K, him at last. It is only a question ' ' -' '-''of time. when they' will down the .'"'L'-' man who tackles them. Wil, - J ; - 8tar. ..- - - r:::v S ? - . - fcYoo can't always tell what will .'K'VP8 Repeal ot the silyer-pur. r 5 ; cbaatng act would I paralyse silver ii mining, it- was predicted. Bat that has not dome . to pass. : With the 1 cheapening of silver- has eome an - extension of its use in the fine arts v. th at; promises tn time to widen the market for the prodnota of the Ool . orado mints. People are baying in it solid silver many small articles that need to be plared. and silver ' - plate has been' submitted In other eaiea where hitherto the . ' baser 0 , nieUta have . been' almost exola slvely usedr It looks a if fashion : eonld have great deal to do with . f the fate of silver for the next five . -years Daily Sentinel. -: ' " What A Big Advertiser Says, John Wannamaker, the great adver tiser, says: "Merchants eannot tail to ' reap money from advertising! ia tbeif home papers. -A mejehont ought Jo ad 5 vertise in and subscribe for just as many ' 'copies of his home paper as be can afford , to pay for;.- the papers to Iwt given away to their customers." "rtieae are tin words of a millionaire and the greatest American auvemser. tax. .. LOCAL NEWS. NEW AD VSB TJSKMSNT3. Howard. Lost S gold studs. Nunn & McSorly Lost cat. Nunn St aCcSorley Freah taffy. M. Hahn A Co. Consignment of mules COTTON BALES. Monday 9 bales, 7.40 to 7 5 8. Mrs. David Hcaton was interred in the Nstional Cemetery at 4 p. m. Sunday. A telegram in an exchange says "the glass trust is going to pieces." Who threw the bnckt The weather bureau says we are to have lair weather today. Most people will think it is time. A Univcrealist minister of South Caro lina is to preach a series of sermons in Ooldsboro, commencing to-day. The meeting at the Hall tonight at 8:15 will be conducted by Rev. D. II. Petree. All men are invited. Good singing. The Woman's Auxialiary ot the Y. M. A. will meet at the hall this afternoon at 4 o'clock. By order of the President Mr. Ilcnry Albright of Alamance has a peacock between 80 and 40 years of age, probably the oldest in the State. Messrs A. R. Dennison and C. S. Hollis- er recently elected deacons ol the Pres byterian rliurth were installed Sunday Morning. The meeting in the Hall last night was x splendid service. Dr. Clark talked on wrecked in search of Gold" was one wor thy of the occasion. The meeting to night will begin at 8.19. The Rocky Mount Argonaut tells of the death of a mule forty-four years old in Nash couuty. It pronounces him the oldest in that county if not in the State. The mule belonged to Mr. M. C. Weaver. The steamer New Berne of the N. N. & W. Line left Nortolk, for New Berne yesterday morning on time. She is ex pected to arrive today and to leave as soon therefore as possible. The suit at Raleigh for flO.OOO damage against the electric light com pany for the death of a grandson of one ol' the Siamese twins caused by an electric wire was decided in favor of the com pany. The steamer Defiance of the N. N. & W. Line went out Saturday night with a full cargo consisting of 50,000 shingles for tho Northern markets and cotton for American ports and alsj for Liverpool and Bremen. Lota of newspaper space ia given up to the breaking of records by tho ocean passenger steamships, but not a line do the hundreds ol passengers who "go broke" on their cxtortionato charges get. The Chicago Sunday Post is authority for saying that Chicago has 232 million aires. The men standing at the bead or the list are Marshall Field and Phillip D. Armour, both of whom are credited with fortunes amounting to 140,000,000. Col. R. B. Crcecy, in his paper, the Economist-Falcon, in the last issue of his paper gives the following pleasant men tion ol one of our townsmen: "We had a delightful call and conversation Thurs day from Major Graham D ives of New Berne. Our thoughts upon historical and antiquarian subjects run so paralell, that the twin comradeship was a fountain of infinite delight." Scotland Neck is getting into the cab bage raising industry also. The Demo crat mentions seeing on the street fine ones just from the garden and says sever al gentleman ere raising them extensively lor the home market which is now fully supplied thus, while five years ago nearly all that were used in the fall and wiuter were brought from other places. The special sermons to young men preached by the several city pastors Sunday night as commencement of the Y. M. C. A. week of prayer, were all earnest discourses impressive and inspir ing. The feeling that entered into their delivery shows how near the rising gen eration lies to the heart of consecrated christians. Up in Easthamptoo, Mass., the tele graph messenger boy happens to be a s girl. The result is that tho .people of Easthsmpton , receive their dispatches with promptness - unhindered by mar bles, dog fights or baseball. The girl is (en year old Elsie Gough, who works in order that her older brother may go to school.:' Lieut. F, Winslow, commanding officer of the New Berne Naval Reserve who has been spending the summer at Jamestown, R. I -''lis a back; : to 'the , delight of the . company and . other friends. Daring the absence of Lieut." Window, Mr. E. E. Bishop acceptably , filled the vacancy. Lieut. Winslow's family are now in Washington nd will remain there a while longer.. The continuous rains of last week kept fish scarce -the week through in fact none were obtainable the greater part 'of the time except such as inhabit the small er streams chubs, robins, etc. Oysters happened to come in plentifully the be ginning of the week and the supply last id to its close and then gave out Ai the weather keeps too bad for either fish ing or oystering, oar citizens will prob ably have to ran short on all water prod ucts until lair weather comes again. Preeeat and fit are af tha New Baa. Mr. J. P. Clark, the efficient civil en gineer, who has been in the service of the W. N. 4 N. R, R. during its construction between Wilmington and this city left yesterday morning tor his borne in Balti more, the construction work being fur nished nnlil the extension to Norfolk is arranged for. Mr. Clark, dnring his connection with the railroad has spent considerable time in New Berne, and being a social and jovial yoQngJman baa left many friends in the city who will cordially welcome him back at any time. j We hope the day is not far distant when Mr. Clark's skill will l called for in a survey for ihr rxtrnsiuo. When the road ia built throughout its entire length it will be in reality "the cust line," the thorh st and quirktt route between North and South, and beyond question will easily command an immense busi ness both in freight and passengers. It will be one of the most valuable pieces of railroad property in this region. At present, outside of the operating of the road, the main attention of the com pany is being directed to such matter as the building of the wharves, warehouses, depot, etc. the chief work Ot which Is in this city. The depot here rs getting nearly fin ished, and will soon lc occupied. It is a handsome building, a credit to the com pany and city. The driving of the piling for the prin cipal warehouse of the company which will extend out into Neusc river at the present terminus of the road (foot of Queen street, this city) is being pressed lorward witn despatch and when the piling is ready the building will follow without delay. We trust there may be no lull in the present building activity until the direct connecting link between New Berne and Norfolk is an accomplished fact. We all long to see the day when the road will rise to the importance that belongs to it and which assuredly it will hold in the near future. Good Words From the Free Press. The Einston Free Press says that it has leen shown a Norton yam potato that weighed 0 1-4 pounds.lt was raised by Mr. D. II. Wade on Dr. H. Tull's plantation. It is the largest potato we have seen. Our farmers should select samples of the best of their products and put them away for exhibition at the New Berne fair next February. Tho Free Press would be pleased to see Lenoir county well represented by exhibits at this fair, which is the best in the State. It would do our county good to be so represented'. That is certinly a large potato, but such products are characteristic of Lenoir county. It is one of the best agricultural counties in the State and composes in a large part of live and energetic people, Wo hope to see it have a good exhibit at the Fair that her resources may be more widely known Coming and doing. Miss Augusta Crapon left to spend few days visitins in her former home Wilmington. Mr. R. R. Hill is back from Aurora for awhile. Mr. J. J. Blair left yesterday morning returning to hie home in Winston. The municipal authorities of Jackson ville, Flo., are taking steps to prevent the Mitchell-Corbett prize fight. It seems the puglistic gentry are falling into al most universal disrepute. Members 6f the city government say that they are law-abiding and God-fearing, and that a price fight, although cloaked under the name of a "scientific glove contest," will not be toltorated within the coflnes of their official jurisdiction if there bo any legal methods ol preventing it- Twelve hundred gallons of corn syrup will be made in Halifax county in a tcr ritory not more than half a mile square. In Warren county large quantities of syrup are being made also which speaks well for these counties. This looks little like some or toe "before tbe war times" when our people raised more home inpplies. We are not one of those that believe all those customs of making living at that period was superior to those of tbe present day, but in this par ticular it is undoubtedly best. Raise all home necessities and some to sell and more independent, and happier people will be difficult to find. The Spirit of the Age, published at Raleigh says: ''Evangelist Weston R. Gales, a young and enthusiastic soldier of the cross of Christ a native of this city, and gentleman of the very finest charac ter, at to family and culture, is preach ing some most excellent sermons at the Metropolitan Hall, nightly. Large crowd attend upon his ministry.". Mr. Gales is pleasantly remembered by many of our citiaens. He was here about year ago in the Interest of the T. M. C. A, and impressed as as a gentleman of the highest type of character, and the splendid success he haf been meeting with in tbe evangeliatio field is very grati fying to hit many lriends, ;" -..' '' Haatan Keep Off. All persons are forbidden to hunt on my "Uermont" plantation . with gun or dog. Anyone offending will be plus. euiea. ' nmi tt, xtBTAir. Nov. 5th, 189 J. - nSlw All Parts ef tb State SboaU Exhibit at the Xew Berne Fair. Mr. Nat. Boyden, oi Boydtn, N. O, has probably the Urgesl hoy this year in Sorry and adjoining counties. Mr. J. E. Wamer wha gives ut the points, brought to our office tome brbtles from the ani mil, that measured from 8 to 9 inc hex in leegtb. Tue hog mcaaurcN N feet irom tall to stout and SI inches across the rump. The animal was never ustd as a stock bog, and h t uift 7u: 8 years of age. Mr. Warner leels confident thai Alien tuirly fattened for the butcl er'j knile this win ter.1t wil kick the beam at fully l.tHM) pounds. Winston Rcpublicn. Send that hog to the Kast Carolina Fair which will hold its seventh annu.il exhibition in this city next February from the 19th to the 24th inclusive. lie would be almos. sure of taking a pro mium and if he weighs as much by that time as is anticipated he Would be the largest North Carolina hog ever at the Fair though a larger one from another state has been showu. Morocver, it costs no'.uingjwbile at the Fair the Association takes good care of all exhibits, furnishes feed for stock and giving all needful attention free of cost. These things being so there ought to lie much more numerous arfd larger exhibits from the central anil western parts of the State than has bcen hereto fore, though we have had some pretty good ones, notably stock from Alamance county and vicinity and manufactured goods from several places. Fall Irish Potatoes Profitable. The Free Presx tells of the success attending Mr. J. W. Grainger in his fall crop of Irish potatoes. He raised 400 barrels of tine large ones on ten acres. Mr. Grainger has sold some ot them at three dollars per barrel. This is a very profitable crop. Not half so much fertilizer was used as was used on the spring crop. Lenoir County Superior Court. En. JotTitNAL: Court convened here this morning at 10:30 o'clock. Judge II. It. Kryau presiding. Solicitor Allen at his post. 1 note the following attorneys present : Dal Hardy and Swift Galloway, of Suow Hill; II. E. Shaw, ol LnOrange; L. J. Moore ol your city and tlie following local attorneys present : .1. J. Jackson, D. E. Pcr.-y, C. II. Iirown, W. D. Pol lock, A. T. Hill, N. J. Rouse and A. J. Lollin. II. E. Dillon foreman Grand jury. Ouitc a heavy docket of petty criminal oflences. No cases of special interest. A very good attendance today. Kinaton, N. C. Nov., 18. II. He's About Right. V gentleman who travels over the State every year and who knows how the peo ple ot JNortli Carolina live, told us a few days since that the people ot North Caro lina now have more to eat, ate living in more coinforta'ile homes, have better stock and more stock and are lietter pro pared lor living every way tlian lie lias ever known them. But he says that money is scarcer than ho lias ever known it to lie at this season of the year, and that cotton is coming on the market slower than he has ever known it. Mouroo Enquirer. Voang People's Meeting To-night at the Ilantist Church at 7 30. o'clock. A cordial invitation to all. 20,000,000 Stars oan be seen with a powerful telescope. The number is vast, but so arc the hours of suffering of every woman who belongs to the overworked, "worn-out," "rnn-down,'' debilitated Class. Dr. rieroe's Favorite Pre soription cures nausea, indigestion, bloating; weak back, nervous pros tration, debility and sleeplessness. In fact, it is the greatest of earthly boons to women. Refreshing sleep and relief from mental anxiety can be enjoyed by those who take it. NOTICE. Bin Division N. B. N. C. S. G. : Nov. 12, 1893. The members of the Division wil las semblc at the Y. M. C. A. Hall, Tuesday, Nov. 13th at 8 p. m. for the election of othcers or such other business as may come before the meeting. A full anil promt attendance is requested. r. winslow, liieut uomug. '-Why is dust and ashes proud ?'' A reasonable pride should al ways be encouraged, at least have pride enough to dress well as yon oan afford. And when yoar pride tells you yon need a new soil or other things to complete yonr ward robe do not tail to try Howard. Bee onr line of samples from Marks Arnbeins Mammoth Tailor ing establishment. A fit guaran teed. J. M.HOWAKD. $3.00 Reward. Stolen at Jacksonville during court week from my place of business there large orange walking cane which every body that sees it might know :'s Big Ike'i it is too big for any body else. What does posses any body to steal what they cannot use for. Any one returning the cane will be paid five dollars reward. r JJIQ a. Tcassrtal Artists. - Having bought out the TONSO KIAL J!3TAiJljlBUMJfiJ!T Of TIMOTHY BOW, No. 140 Middle St. we are bow prepared te beit of work ia this line. do the Expert help, sharp raior and polite attention. Hair eutting a specialty. .Amos Jones, formerly with W. H. ohepard, is with as. RICHARDSON Ss MONJOHN. JIbsolately Pure K oream of tartar bakinir powder HUliASt of all in !o.'iveniii); Mienth. L.4TK8T UNITIO STATKH tiu V KltM M KM Food Hkpokt. Royal Rakinii I'owrwn Co . 1CW WH St.. N. Y. Consignment of Slock, M. HAHN CO, have iiiHt re cetved today i.'l biad CHEAP MILES which were coDHlgned to tlmtti and MUST BK SOLI) within a few days. Also one TKOTTI N( i HOKSH reliable for any lady to drivo. BIG BARGAIN'S. Cill aiid look, don't forget. M. HAHN ft CO., Middle St. In town or coantry who desire GOOD LIQUORS By the Drink or MeaHiire. in small or large quantity are hereby ntormed, that 1, THOS. BOWDEN. No 52 Middle St.. have made for the fall and winter trade the largest purchase of choice Whiskies, Bran dies and Wines bronght to New Berne in one individual shipment. These goods were bought LON for tbe CASH and will bo sold in any qaanity to suit patron at most reasonable prices. Hermsdorf Souvenirs. Wednesday, Nov. 15th We will present to each of mil c n-t.mi i purchasing as milch : -i W. DOL LARS worth of notls oin-of those Ilaudsome "Hcnnsdorf Souvenirs. ' It uill be reiiu'iiihcml lii.it I f.-i in Un I i- the WORLD RiiNOW NLD DVKU OF HOSIERY. When you we a pair of luw M unud "Hcnnsdorf" that settles it. Tiny will not crock nor stain (lie led. Wo have many bargains to oiler on tint day. Don't fail to eome. UeHpectfully, K.3B. IDuLffV, CALL AND SEK W.P.Jones If in need Of Furniture & Mattresses l'clbre oini? elsewhere. LIE IS STILL Renovating: Old Mattresses Making them as good as new. 1 HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE OK Zeiglers' Shoes FOR LADIES. Also a very line line of Crossette's Mens Shoes, Our style of this is a very High Cut Hunting Shoe. I STILL HAVE LADIES CLOAKS in Stock or will order an stylo cn short notice LATE STYLE DERBIES and ALPINES constantly arriving. My Lino of MEN'S SUITS and OVERCOATS is being added to weekly. I am doing more business for tho Old Staten Island Dyeing Establish ment than ever before. They do good work and guarantee Perfect Satisfaction. If yon have an old garment yon wish dyed or oloaned give us a trial. V7. D. HARRINGTON. 67 MIDDLE ST. CITY TAX NOTICE The City Tax list for tne Year 1893 is now In my hand for Ool lection. I will be at the office daily Irom 9 to G to receive yonr Taxes. - Please come forward and settle the same. W.D.WALLACE, City Tax Collector. 01,15,1893. lw A RUN ON A BANK IS ALL WRONG AND SOME TIES BRINGS DISASTER. EE E-i OQ i i O j r- Such Runs have all stopped now, but not so with the RUN ON OUR STORES. The Crowd Increases every day, AND WHY? BECAUSE WE GIVE THEM THE Of any store in the city lor the -a CO hi o S o W oo O M o If 5 3 i 0 3 THREE 3 Iron Safes, 15 FIFTEEN 15 SIiow Crises I ONE I LETTER I'RESS, 20,000 201b PAPER BAGS, All For Sale at a Great Sacrifice at BIG IKE'S Clothing Store;
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