OTJRNAL.
VOL. XIL-NO. 205,
NEW BERNE, N. C, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1893.
PRICE 5SCENTS-
THE
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arsixrss locals. " .
MY hhl are ouP'j InfaoMW lunper. '
- ' D. IUhCU.
DO ot fcair niit'd tbe JWkUj, art here
Irol iilrrrliw . 8Mial rtr J lh
week or iiMth o.f ua ,11 euimllng cow
tract. " ' ';..... '
BICYCLS fFr Bol, cheap at Hall' Oaa
Smith Bbop. ' St
BOARDING Koaw-Sontb Front . Bt,
between Craves and Middle St, neariy
opposite Oaaton Honae." Mrs, . P.
Carraaraf. Proprietreta, tf.
FINE Lot of Red Oniom for aala at J. T.
Taylor's. -
HE NET Brown. Corner Usee' Drnr
tore, flue nice relished oysters, from Koi
aoa'i Bsj and Broad Creek At ia the
Market PronpUj delivered to asy part
oftnoeKy. tt.
DESIRABLE BOOKS and Store for
rent Apply to Mai. T. A. Hximr at
Hotel Albert, . t.,v- alS lw.
TRY 'Old Baker 181 the beat Rye
. Whiskey ia the city 104 Taylor' Junction.
J. i. DISCS WAY. Just received a law
ahlprocnt of NO. PITCHER BPOUT
PCMP8 fbf flnvea wella and Cisterns,
Price 13.00. J. J. DIBOSWAY,
tt ?' ' 43 Craven St.
; ONE HUNDRED and fifty poanda o(
' pork sausage at- II 1-9 cent. Q. D.
Bo wd or. ' '. .
TO GET TeeT reaalta from Hyacinth and
Easter LUy Bulb get them potted at
the earliest possible moment after Sept
let. Coma around and aelect them now.
' Have alto Amarillia bull) and Carmellia
Japonic, plant. R. Bkbbt.
NEWS.
SEW AL VBB TISSMKNT8.
f Howard. ' '' "
Vc Big Ike Second contest
M. Baan'et Co. Auction sale.
D. Hassett Mr lights are out
y W. a R. fl. Tucker & Co., Raleigh,
Dres Bilks.
: f COTTON BALES.
Saturday-138 bales at 6.S0 to 7.50.
r Sixty dollars was taken in at the "birth'
, day fete" of tin King's Daughters' Fri-
: day nlgty.
- Judge J. Qray Bynum, of Morganton,
- arrived 'last night to hold Superior
court.
" The Chatham Record cornea to the
front with an eleven and a half pound
sweet potato. That is big enough.
. Regular meeting ol the Physical Cul
ture Class tomorrow night at eight
o'clock at the T. H. C. A, Hall.
Some scientific playing may be expect
ed at the base ball game at the Fair
grounds .Thanksgiving day by the old
fellows who nsed to play some IS years
ago, ' ".' '
- The Wilmington Star tells that Messrs.
. Alex Sprunt A Son of Wilmington,
clearing the British steamer Petunia for
. Bremen, Qermany,ith a cargo of 5,818
bias of cotton, weighing 2,887,845
pouada.jAd-valoed.at $31,804.
The attendant f our Methodist
brethren at the Conference at Wilmlng
ton should be almost as large as if the
meeting was held here. The cheap rate
of 3.55 tor (Ke -. rouni trip will enable
' every bodyjfcA V :i-
An exchange states that the Mount Airy
. Granite company ia getting ' out a large
quanity oC. paving blocks to be used lor
street improvement in Baltimore. The
company now1 has a Hoe quarry covering
about aixtycfee.'v'sr
Some of our youbjf meoi are "working
up a toot, Wf'g for5.Thanksgiving
day. They will practice in the; forenoon
: at the fair grounds, and if they succeed
- in practice' good enough . to., go on the
fluid there will be a game in the afternoon
' following the base ball game. ;
Two theatres and a hotel were burned
in Columbus, Ohio, Friday night ' Plays
were going on in both theatres when the
. fire broke our, but .the coolness of the
' manager JnioVaaing the announcement to
the audience prevented any excitement
and the entire audiences were calmly dis
persed with only one fatality. The loss
. fAWCIWB UUU4VU UUIIUPa
': Last night being--the busiest of the
whole weevJ?rof.l Saotanelll s audience
. waa small but be hynOticed more subjects
even than on the prerioas night and varied
the testa (. tp... some , extent. As
' before they were ludicrous, marvelous
- and uoexplainable.;.The control the pro
fessor exercises over the bynotized sub
jects it a wonder beyond dispute."
Rev. ?! a Black, D. D., Superinten
dent of the Oxford Orphan's. Home makes
request through the Orphans Friend tor
a collection to ba taken ud for the Home
Thanksgiving day in the churches. He
says clotliyig, cloth to make clothing,
hats, caps,' shoes,' sugar, 'coffee, molasses,
rice, salt, fcrits, flour, meal, - Wheat,' corn,
in fact anything that k person could use
in his family will be gratefully received.
There are dow 229 children in the borne.
Lieut 'Winslow,'- who baa been up to
Raleigh looking a'r the interest of the
naval reserves' !u;t!ie matter of gelling
pay for the services "they rendered in the
James City trouble, V 'turned last night,
hiving acconiplislic.l his purposed The
Governor decides that the state ia to pay
t1 e reserves For the six days they were on
v' y after the arrival of the other troops
j ! Unit the county is the one to pay for
s f relays previously on which they
Chare Bervree.
' Centenary M. E. Church Prayer meet
ing at tclS a. at. Services at 11 a. sn.
and 7:80 p. m., cood acted by tbe pastor,
Her. R A. Willis. Sunday School at
1:80 p. mn J. M. Howard fiupt Thanks
giving service on Tborsday the 80th at
11 a. sn. Tbe publie are cordially in
vited to all these serviot a.
Baptist Church Rev. Rufus Ford,
pastor. Service at 11 a. m. and 7.80 p.
m, Sunday School I p. m. Thanksgiv
ing service next Thursday at 11 a. m.
Church of Christ Servi for men 9:80
Sermon at 11a.m. (and 7:80 p.m. by
tbe pastor, D. H. Petree. Subject for
night: "The World's Final Census."
Meeting will continue through the week.
St Paula Catholic Church Mass 11
a. m., catechism at 4 p. m. Vespers and
Benediction 7.80 p. m., Rev. P. F. Quinn,
rector.
Christ Church Rev. T. M. N. George,
rector. Sunday belore Advent, service
and sermon 11 a. ni. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school and Young Men's Bible
class 8:80 p. m. Sunday school at the
chapel 9:80 a. m. Services on Thursday,
Tbanksgiring day at 11 a. m. The public
is cordially invited to attend all these
services. Attentive ushers.
Y. M. C. JA. Service J 4:455:30 p.
m. Old and young men are invited to
the meeting at the Hall this afternoon,
L. C. Emmett, Leader.
Presbyterian Church C. Q. Vardell
pastor. Services 11 a. m. and 7:30 . m.
Sunday School 8:30 p, m. Subject for
the morning "The victim of their weap
ons" The evening Luke 7:86 50
Prayer-meeting Thursday 7:80 p. m.
The public are cordially invited to
attend these service.
Sunday service for Hancock street
Methodist Church Prayer meeting at
sunrise commences at seven o clock. If
you wish to get nearer heaven than you
are and stay there all day long, and get
more power to get nearer and nearer all
through next week, come. If you are as
good as you wish to bo just lay in bed
and sleep till the Devil gets some of this
precious time from you that belongs to
Sod, then when snmo one insults you
you will not be blessed with tbe grace to
return good for evil in heaping coals of
fire on their head. You will be ready,
to try Bro. Bill Fife's remedy he told us
of io trying hot water. Preaching at 11
a. m. and at 7 1-3 p. ni., by tbe pastor,
Rev. John F. Butt. Subject at 11 a. m
"Remember the words of the Lord Jesus
how he said" Acts 20: 37. "The serv
ant is not above his lord" John xv. 20.
"It is more blessed to give than it is to
receive," etc. At night service you will
be told what sort of merchants we need,
what sort of officers bonis need, what
sort of clerks stores need, what sort agents
railroads need, what sort of preachers
the churches need, what sort of members
the preach 3rs need, Ac, &c., &c. Sunday
school from 9 1-2 to 4. Last service Rev.
F. B. will hold at Calvary Temple this
conference year, 4:15.
Thanksgiving Day.
To enable sportsmen ami others to
take an outing on this holi Jay the W,
N. & N. R. U. will sell round trip tickets
to tbe points named as follows:
To Pollocksvtll 60cts; Maysville 80c;
Jacksonville fl.40 and Wilmington $3.
Tickets good on the regular train only
that day.
The train will leave here at the usual
hour 9 a. m. and Wilmington at 3 p. m
Allowing full three hours at that place.
returning arrive at New Berne at 8 p. m.
This will enable those desiring to have
a days shooting, or spend. Thanksgiving
with friends an opportunity to do so at
small cost
The Raleigh correspondent of the Wil
mlngton Messenger ssys that there are
today 1,150 convicts in the State, of these
128 are in the penitentiary, eighty-six at
the farm and phosphate mine at Castle
Havne, and 986 on the farms along the
Roanoke. If the entire force was put to
work on the public roads couldn't they
make a change in the condition ot them,
Chaa, Mann, the Pamlico couuty negro
tried last week on the charge of attemp
ted rape was convicted and, sentenced to
six year in' the penitentiary. - A motion
tor a new trial was made and denied, and
an appeal taken. The firm of Simmons,
Gibks ft Pearsall represented the defend'
ent, and Messrs Caho, Moore and Solic
itor Blount the State. , -
; The Carthage Blade says that tbeie
will probably be more home raised - meat
killed in Moore county thi fall 'than in
any year since the war and comments
saying that "when war people again
inaugurate the good old plan of making
all their hog and hominy at home finan-
oial panics will have but Httlejeffect upon
ua.-;- - . -. .
We had a pleasant call yesterday from
Mr. Fred J. Mabon,lhe representative of
the Paul O. Mehlin A Sons, famous piano
house, whose piano's are handled in this
section by the A. Colin Piano and Organ
Uo., with office in Hew Berne and Wash-
ington. This make ot riano won the
premiums at the Rocky Mount and Eden-
ton (N. C.) Fairs and also secured "the
highest honor at the World' Fair. '
A $100 SEWARD.
I will pay the above reward for the
recovery of the money (about $1,200)
stolen from my bar on the night of
the 22ad inst, or the same reward tor
the arrest and oonviotion of the burg
lar. J. D. DLNKLNS.
vTkeleaale Destnctlea of Ytemf Flak.
Weare informed that the Beaufort
kharpie load of fish the number of
which were estimated at such a remarka
ble large figure (350,000) were so small
a to be mere traab. Not a dealer In
BeaUlort would have them and the whole
load was finally told io Morebead for five
dollar. Tbe purchaser picked out a few
marketable ones and let tbe other go to
waste.
It ia a ahame that wanton destruction
like this is permitted. Those fish, if
allowed to live, would no doubt in a few
years have been worth hundreds of
dollar.
A fisherman who recklessly makes way
with such vast numbers of hsh when too
small for use dne lliht mnch against the
future interest of himself and children
and other following the fishing occupa
tion. There ju j'.il to lie a law, if there is
not, against using nets with such small
meshes as to take such little fish, and it
there is such a lsw it ought to be in
forced. Mrs. Elizabeth Oakes-Smlth.
Tbe Beaufort IleraUi promises to rfive
a lurther aketchof Mrs. Elizabeth Oakes
smilb, poetess and prose writer, who
died on Wednesday the 15th iost, at her
home at Hollywood, near Morchetd. She
has lived in North Carolina ever since
soon after the war but her birth place
was in Maine. She is worthy of having
an extended account of her life published.
She was verv old and of late years has
been living in retirement but fifty years
ago was one ot the most prominent
itcray ladies of America.
Mrs. Oakes-Smith was the widow ot
the celobrated Capt. Seba Smith, who
trained celebritv as an author under the
nom-de-plume of Major Jack Downing,
Her son, Capt. Applcton Oaksmitb,
died a few vears ago. The name Oak
smith originated by uuiting the old lady's
maiden name (Oakes) with that of her
husband, (Smith) at the time of marriage
formiuL' the name. Oakes-Smitb as then
written.
Turning Over the Office.
The Raleigh correspondence of the
Wilmington Messenger written tin the
25th contains the following paragraph;
A wig remarked last night that tbe
scene at the Yarboro house was one cal
culated to lead to the belief that a Legis
lature was about to meet, luereisjust
now a great attraction at the xarboro
Collector Simmon9 is the drawing card,
He is by no means a lnendless man and
tho amount of mail he receives is very
large An office seeker remarked to-day
tuat Mr. Simmons was mignty clever and
polite but (rave very little comtort to an
ofEce,Becker,' save to state that he intends
to weigh carelutly all applications and
that offical announcement of appointments
would be made next Monday or 1 ucsday
Collector White issued stamps up to noon
to day and then began to take inventory,
which will require two days for cotnple
tion.
The News Observer-Chronicle says that
the Waldensean colonists, of whom men
tion was made a day or two ago, have
arrived in New Tork and started for
Burke county, where they will join their
countrymen who have already formed a
colony there. This party consists of
forty men, fifty women and seventy
six children, making in all one hundred
and sixty six.
Harried.
Wednesday 22d inst at the residence
of R. N. White, Esqr., Mr. J. P. Whitty
and Miss. Alice Novella White were
united in marriage. The Baptist pastor
of Pollocksville officiating.
However it may be in otner tne old
"fib of single blessioness" has practically
gone out of date since the "ides of Nov
ember" came in. We judge however
that there is to be a cessation of hostili
ties for just a little while for the sake of
novelty of nothing else. Since the young
sters who are a "self appointed institu
tion" literally outdid themselves even to
exhaustion, during the moonshine hours.
Be tcmperite boys.
JOHANNES.
Grand Duck Shootlasr
Elizabeth City News: On the 10th inst,
the first day of the season on whieh ban
ters were allowed to kill ducks, we are
reliably informed there were killed up
wards of 8,000 ducks in the waters of
North Carolina, H. R. Parker, John
Luark and H. M.' Ballance alone killed
on that day 268, while' J. L. Dunstan and
feter Curls killed even 100, thus making
868 ducks killed by Ave duckers in one
dsy,
A Prominent Lady Arrested
much attention at a Washington ball by
her remarkable appearance of health.
Tbe glow of health and the charm of
beauty-need not depart from so many
woman, when a certain remedy exists in
Dr. Pierce, Favorite Prescription for their
functional and organic diseases. It pro
perly cures nausea, indigestion, bloating,
weak back, nervous prostration, debility
and sleeplessness. Strength ia renewed,
energy returns,and beauty again blooms.
It is purely vegetable and perfectly harm
less. Druggist hare it.
' "He that live upon hope will do faat
iDg." Fbaxzuh. 'M;- -vf'
If yon live la the hop o I baying
yoo sait, ud being iatifflod,
without seeing at before joa bay,
yoa may get left.' We may have
the very thing yoa want, It will do
yoa no harm to try as, there is no
argent appeal to bay whether yoa
want to or not. : If we can't sait
yoa we won't get maa about it.
All we want yoa to do is try as for
Clothing, Bhoes, Hate, Shirts and
Socks, Trunkajud Valisee,
. J.M.HOWAUD.
Msolately
Pure
A cream of tarur baking powaer
Highest of all in Ivuvtiniiig strength
Latest Umitbd Status Government
Food Report.
Roval Baeino Powdkb (Jo., 106 Wall
St.N. Y.
Marshall's Notice of Sale.
BY VIBTOK OFKXECUIION IS ADMIR
ALTY,
Br Tl tne of a writ, Venditioni EipooH
tuned to me from tbe U. H, Dtstrlol ooort,
1 will expose for ale to tbe blifbett bidder
foroaab.oa leo.. 3rd, Ht l'i o'ol'jok dooh,
the steamer Pearlle May. her tackle, appar
el and furniture, where she will then ley,
back of HrlDBOD'e dook.oltyof new Berne.
1 his 2tth d.y of Nov , ltW:i.
J. B HILL. U. H. Marshall,
By Chat. B. Hill, Uept. Marshall,
AUCTION SALE!
M. IIAIIN & CO.. have rec-rived TWO
CAR L0AD8 of
HORSES & MULES
On consignment, which will be sold at
AUCTION TUESDAY and WEDNES
DAY (private sale if Preferred) to the
highest bidder without reserve.
Don't fail to put in your bid and s.ive
money. M. HAHN & CO.
Middle Street.
DRESS SILKS !
We call special at
tention to the following:
exceptional values in
DRESS SILKS.
800 yards Satins, Day and Evu
iag shades at 50c.
600 yards Chin Silks, evening
shades, at 39c
700 yards Heavy Cord Benga
lines, day shades, at 85o.
250 yards Bit. ck Satin Ehadaine,
at 69o.
169 yards Black Peau De Soie,
at 98c.
135 yards, Black Gros' Grain,
at 91.05.
134 yards Black Crystal Benga
line at $1.05.
W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co.
RALEIGH. N. C.
NONE BETTER
THAN
HAZARD
GIW POWDER.
Prices lower than ever.
'Delivered Direct from Mogaino.
F. Ulrich,
No. 48 Middle St.
NEW BERNE, N.
a
From Dec. 1st 1893,
The 13 Room. Dwelling next door to my
: Residence lower floor now occupied
by Mr. H. J. LovSck, which will be ra
cant la a few days, r :
tf i J.W. STEWART.
Fot Bent.
House and lot on Union 8t, how occu
Vied br Rer. Rev. P. W. Farries and
house on Pollock St-. between Middle
and Hancock St. . '-.,. v - ;
Apply at once to . - ,
- H. B. DUFFI.
Second Year's
CONTEST
It is well remem
bered by all who read
the columns of the
JOURNAL that
BIG BKE
(iave a
prize
very valuable
for the best
written
ment on
advertise
his busi
ness during month
of January '93 and
will give during the
month of January,
'94 three prizes in
cash.
To The Best
$5.00
To Second
$4.00
To Third
$3.00.
Each ad must con
tain the name of 4iBig
Ike," The Great Amer
ican Bankrupt Dealer.
IT 18 NOT Necessary That each
sdvertisement mast be wnnen
io poetry. Each one will be cab
; lished as written no mistakes
' corrected Th writers ntme
will not be shown or , pablished;
' so none may be afraid to enter
the CONTEST.
Poets,: Vake Up!
AUCTION SALE
On
-'.it ur l.i v, DwcuiIkt 2nd,
nut week I will mil at
1893,
PUBLIC AUCTION
Oil tlio premisi
New Ii.ni; , N C
, fiKit of Huncock St.
known
Old .Plate
Facti'ry. T
out lit I' l
Machine ;ui
'. 'i St, urn Kn),'inos,
somewhat
i r. One Cupper S.ill
I Fi.vtnri-, ulwi lot ot
iii-iii'' to old oil mill, A,'.
Ice
Ma-
i hiiH-ry lit-1' mi
Term c il
E
G. Hill, Agt.,
For owners.
I HAVE
J IT .ST RECEIVED
A NKW LINE OK
QtLoes
FOR LADIES.
Al-ti a rr tine line of
Crossette's Mens Shoes.
Our style of tin-, is a very Hiirh Cut
Hunting; Shoe.
I ST1I.I. iiavi:
LADIES CLOAKS
in Stock or will order any style
t-liort notice.
LATK STYLE DERBIES
ALPINES constantly arriving.
My Line of MEN'S SUITS
and
and
OVERCOATS is beinK
added to
weekly.
I am (loin? more business for the
Old Stateu Itland Dyeing Est.ililti-li
ment than ever before. They do
s;oo.l work and guarantee
Perfect Satisfaction.
If you have an old garment jon
wish dyed or cleaned give us a trial.
W. 0. S&RH.UQTON.
07 MIDDLE ST.
J.J.Baxter
iKoiiiifily of lif ir'nc'cn A Faxler.)
Has
JlHt Kecciwd
Supply
of ill
K. 1 Tlee.l
CLEBRATED
it CoV.
SHOES,
M i f-pccirtlt 9 i V'
r;ihiu-l; aUo :i full liur
vio-.ih an il rrpninin -
J w I -.J PL.
v pair
of l.lli'.'S
war-
DrefS
Ot'U I y T I Hit
k Dre-s Snit.
I in tin: ci'y.
T
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rt' ill nit'
i ami w II
tin
Uu"l
l.l I'l
ninth
1-1,1-
t .) couic ainl m c In
BElsrt
You'ii' lieanl ui tlniaiin v. h'i
only nftdt(l l!nnt,les to In) n
I'orkeii II you nee him nend
li i in to U8. VVe've goi tln
Bristles for him. Our HriN
tWa r' made into the finest
lot of bruHiies ever ween.
Clotboa bruNhen, tooth bruwh
es. shoe bnwheH all kinds
of brushes.
Okd. V. Gaskii.l.
About
Prescriptions.
Tho best of Medicines Hre
none too pood (or sick folks.
Its bad enough to be sick
without rumiing chance"
wi'h second prade drugs.
That's the reason; buy only
the very highest qualify of
everything. It's great sat.
isfaction to us to know that
every prescription we send
out is just as good as pure
drugs will make it. No mat
ter what, you paid for it you
couldn't get better.
Geo. W. (Iaskill.
To Perfume
Properly.
sachet Towder le necessary.
What kind yoa will use de
pends on your own taste.
Sachet bags in drawers nnd
close's give to clothes that
deliciately distinct odor
which is the stamp of refine
ment. The most populai
powder now is the new
"Wmte Violet.' It is sweet,
dainti and penetrating.
W GaSK'LL
Geo
AT A
BAHGAIN
8 Head of horsee, one 2 bono car
riage, one 1 horse 2 seated carriage,
1 baggy, 1 saddle, 3 drayi, 2 crte
and harnesses forabo ve.
Any one wishing to buy the above
or any part of the same will find it to
their interest t o apply to
J. W..5IESIC,
Wh'le&Ak &-ll?itad Grocer.
:, West Side, Lower Middle St t
"tt. ' v New Bene, N. X3.
A RUN on
A BANK
IS ALL WRONG AND SOME
TIMES BRINGS DISASTER
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