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4 Journal. JJAILY t" N. VOL. XIL-NO 206, NE$ BERNE, N(K TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1893. PRICE 5 CENTS S'1 ' I. - -. ... v'-" 1 :X iltS i0 BCSUL88 LOCALS. I WILL hvp Cliioim Pnrf TbamUy tr Thanklvina WliltrnnU - LOST Lam old Umlmll, with C. T. H. eat htixlle just lnile the ckth he tlwtl. Retara tn Joouu office. DO aot wilt until tbe Holiday are here bat drettiM now. special rata ty tbe week or month tad oo all funding con tracts. ' BICTCXE'For Bale cheep at Hall' Qua Smith Shop." 8t BOARDING Hoaee Bonth Front St, ' between Craren and Kiddle Bt, nearly opposite Oaston Hoots. Hra. K. P. Cutaway. Proprietress, it ' TVSZ Lot of Red Onion for tale at J. F. Taylor1. HENRY Brown, Corner Ilaoe'i Drug ' atora, floe ntoa rellabed oysters, from Ncl- aoo'i Bay and Broad Creek best in tbe .. Market. Promptly delirered to any part . of tbe city. tt. . DESIRABLE ROOMS and Store for . rent -Apply to Mm. T. A. Huntr at ' Hotel Albert nl8 lw. TR7 Old Baker 1841 tbe best Rye Wbiikey tn tbe city 104 Taylor's Junction. J. J. D1SOSWAY. Jost received aliuve ninimnt of NO. 3 PITCHER SPOUT PUMPS foramen wells and Cisterns. Price a.00. J. J. DISOSWAY. tf. 43 Craven St. ONE HUNDRED and fifty pounds ol pork sausage at 13 1-2 cents. G. D. BowDn. TO GET best results from Hyacinth and Easter Lily Bulbs get tbem potted at tbe earKet possible moment after Sept. 1st. Come around and select them now. Hare also Amarillis bulbs and Carmellia Japonic plants. R. Bkbbt. HAVE YOU seen tbe latest im proved window gash-lock. Very chop and strong. N. ARM2f Local news. NEW AD VER TISEMBNTS. Howard. N. Wbitford Chicago oecf. C. B. Hill Notice of seiiure. Lost Umbrella with C. T. Q. on it. W. B. Boyd Administrator's notice. C. B. Hill Marshall's notice ot sale. Mr. Simmons bas appointed Dr. Red mond in charge of the stamp department at Durham and Mr. Watts at Reidsville. Good news comes from the fever dis trict in Georgia. Not a singlo case has developed with in tbe last twenty four hour. The Eastern Field Trials Club has leased 8,000 acres of land west of and near Newton, for hunting purposes. Nearly all tbe antton mills in tbe State re now running; on fall time, and this week some have received orders to run on donble time, Tbe gymnasium class bad a good meet ing last night Some good work in tumbling, club swinging, &c, is being r; ; Mr. 'J. C. Caddell of the Biblical Recorder passed through last night en .route to Vorehead on business. He will tome op to New Berne tomorrow. ";; ; ' 'V.i Wilmington very naturally looks for j- .- goodly number of visitors from this pi ' 81oa during Welcome Week and will f f s1' no doubt . fullv reciprocate durine our :::y';;v;WrWeek.- i.. V' V '' A" considerable; nnmber 'of Northern . State looking after home and also after various investments, and it is thought thatmany more , will come during tbe winter.. , , At Zorab a ., hog was killed Sunday night by a bear. Dogs pursued and treed the bear, and he was shot and killed. He weighed 180 pounds.. Mr. J. B. Arnold, and son, and Mr. Jos. Stilley were the ' three victorious Nimrods. i ( ( ( .i sue ; uiu&iujuui i ., The maximum temperature for tbe ti qay pending t p. m. yesterday was 58 I B; minimum 82; range 26 1-2. The 'prerlousv, 'twenty-four hours - the ' ,. highest, registration was 48 and tbe lowest M degree .; -vS-y . - The business men's base bait teams to ' play al tbe Fairgrounds on-Thanksgiv-: ' lng day hre made up, and will meet at the ' y. M. C, i A. hall j. tonight to complete organization.. They," will ploy in fUll - oniform,.;: ). t Mr. J. T. Harrell who arrived in tbe A. , jslty-last nlghjjwm a visit to his home In : H Bertie county informs us that on' Satur ....... ()ST nigixt ice formed in Lewiston two v ; Inches thick. .Be saw a piece of that . thickness measured which was taken - from a drain leading from a pump. 1' - la place oi holding the usual Sabbath V Meeting t , Jit . Calvary Tomple next Sunday. Re. J. W.; Butt will deliver a '."lecture at ball' past four o'clock in Han- cock street Church on" The Royal Road to Happiness." All are invited to the '' , lecture. ;N V .'S'.W . . The - felegram received yesterday at noon from tbe. weather bureau '1 read: Threatening weather and probably heavy rain. ' Warmer Tuesday' sight ' Weather wilt clear off Tuesday evening. Gales J are likely to occur on coast to night' or to morrow. ; B y ;y v' -f ' ' ! Mr. Daniel. Doyity a respeoted farmer of Jasper about sixty years old died Sun day night Irom erysipelas which origi - nated from a wound received on the hand and went up the arm and effected the I ' i. Mr. Doyity leaves a wife but no i' u. SaperUr Oart mohoat rmoosatonoa Coort convened at 11 o'clock. Judge Bynum presiding. The following was tbe Grand Jury: C. D. Bradbam, foreman; W. C. Toler, Chaa J. AtkiiMoo, N. J". White, J. W. Everington, Saml T. Lancaster, J. R. Buck, W. N. Laughinghouse, Jacob Dove, col, J. P. Voliver, F. D. Arnold, R. F. Daugberty, John H. Hawkins, Oliver Fisher, W. B. Wiggins, Albert Fulcher, Jas. F. Hartley and J. & Hartley. Tbe Judge'a charge to tbe grand jury was rather longer than usual. It was comprehensive in scope, remarkably clear in statement and explanation, severe on wanton evil and mild in his directions for dealing with cases which might by strained point be brought under the law, but which common sense would tell were not such as tbe law was designed to reach. There wa a feature of tbe charge well worthy of note. The Judge did not con tent himself with directing tbe jury as t what cases tbey ought to present. lie dwelt upon the other side also and charged tbe classes of cases tbey ought to keep out of court. He reminded the jury that the object of the law was, by the punishment oi offenders making an example of them to deter other evil doers from the commission of crime, that children of tender years would not serve as suth a public example and that where cases were brought up where the pun ishment adapted to it would be. a chastisement athome,a presentment ought not to be made, and that in other cases they ought to consider whether the bring ing of case to the Grand jury was through envy, hatred or malice, and also to use their judgment as to whether bringing it ease up, would have a beneficial or injur ious effect; if the former it should be pre sented to court, if the latter, it should bo withheld. To illustrate the last, he told of a case that once came before him:Two women had a slight quarrel and a little hair pulling. It quieted down almost at once, but the time was near court and the case was taken into it, a large number of witness es were examined, TOsts to the county of $150 or $200 3ial and a neighborhood feud engenered, which it would take jears to remove the cflect was injur ious,the case ought to have been let alone. Space will not permit us to dwell further on the charge, though it is well worthy of it, because ot the Jmany points brought up not usually touched upon on both the positive and negative duties of Grand juries. In the afternoon the following cases were tried: State vs. H. J. Jones and Nicey Jones. F. & A. Not guilty. Fred Ipock, carrying concealed weapon. Not guilty. J. J. Ipock, carrying concealed weap on. Not guilty. Mt. Calvary Temple. Sunday afternoon Rev. J. F. Butt con ducted the last service of this conlerence year at Mt Calvary Temple, the congre gation numbered about fifty people. As Mr. Butt thinks the probabilities are that next year be will be located elsewhere, it may be the last one he will ever hold there. Mr. Butt may ba justly denominated tbe founder of this bouse of worship. His holding of Sabbath afternoon open air meetings In the neighborhood led. when it was sought, to the donation of building material by our mill-men and merchants and the erection of tbe plain atrrcture In which the worship since that time has been conducted. Th.it congregations as large as this one can be retained Sabbath after Sab bath in tbe winter, in as primitively con structed a building as the Tabernacle shows conclusively that vital interest is felt in them. Iu summer we have seen the attendance so large that the house would not hold all and numbers would gather around outside. The meetings have unquestionably done good and we' hope to see them going op increasing in strength. Money expended in making the building more comfortable for winter use, and work done towards promoting interest in tbem will be efforts well placed. The Fayettevllle Water Works Comp any is putting In an electric light plant, and will illuminate (hat . town, the Old contract having been canceled. .s.. . v; Wa noticed a very fine Fatridge Cochin Cockerel was shipped to South Carolina from the Union Point Poultry yards, yes terday morning by exprees, New Berne is making a good name on fancy . Poultry. Chicago, tbe latter part of last week had the thermometer to register two degrees below aero,: In St Paul on tbe 23d the thermometers registered from five to twenty-five" degrees below aero. From' other point in Minnesota and from North Dakota and Manitoba simi lar reports have been received. v-V." J' - The steamer Neuse brought in on her last trip a shipment of horses and mules for Massrs M. Hahn and Co. The lot is to be auctionered off to-day and tomorrow. Our stock dealers have always pushed their trade and as a consequence they do a good business. New Berne liverymen have good business capacity . and energy, and alongwith' constant use ot printers ink they are drawing patronage irom a larje territory. DoaJeatlM a Free it 111 Baptist Charch Thi Free Will BaptiaflChurch, on Fleet street, loisbed a few winks ago, was ded icated Sunday roorniag. Elder Bennett, of Vanoeboro, preached tbe dedicatory Sermon. Rev. H. T. Richardson, of Dover, was also present Tbe pastor, Elder Lupton, wbo as yet lives at Broad Creek, Pamlico couoty,was absent on account ot his illness. He in tends to move to tbe city soon, and then there will be services in tbe chnrcb every Sabbath. It is noticeable, th.t nnlil the erection of this chnrcb, all tbe white churches of this city were built within a very circum scribed area. A walk on Hsncock street of two and a half blocks would take one squsrley by two churches and bring him within less than a squ ire an 1 a half of the most distant. This fact shows the need for houses ol worship towards the limits of the city, and we are glad tbe want is being sup plied. It is a little remarkable that determined effort hss not been made on th is line be fore. Our city is continually increasing in the number of its inhabitants and ex tending its bounds, and the churches which soonest grasp this fact and plant houses of worship convenient for those who lire in the distant parts, will rind they have not only done a good work for the people,but have established for them -sclris a sure foundation for succcssf ul fu ture operations. The Wlnslow Oyster Snrvey. Tbe following dicision we take from the court procedings of Beaufort county iccently held and published in the Wash ington Progress: "David Carter heirs vs. Dr. Long Adinr. Spencer heirs. Judgment in favor of defendant, from which an appeal was taken. Blount Solicitor for the State vs C. C. Spencer. This cause was one of 50 causes brought against persons who cutcred oyster grounds. Many of them have held these grounds for years and now an attempt is being made to dispossess them off these grounds. The case was brought up lieforo Judge Graves. Ho decided that the Winslow survey is final which in favor of Spencer, the State appealed to the Supreme court. Cattle Poisoning John Richardson, col., who lives on Trent road seven miles from the city in forms us of what he belitves to be a case of cattle poisoning resulting in the death of two of his cows. He bad turned the cows out to range and they had wandered down to Camp Palmer tour miles away, and got in a field, he supposes by a gate being left open. The two cows were fouud Sunday morning by a colored boy lying dead in the field within a few feet of each other, and without any marks of shot or other wounds Comlmr and Going. Judge A. S. Seymour left yesterday morning for Raleigh, to hold United States Circuit court. Judge II. R. Bryan left to hold Superior Court in Greene county. Mrs. A. D. Patterson has returned Irom spending the summer in visiting relatives and friends in New York, Philadelphia, and Edenteu. Mrs. H. B. Lane who bas been visiting relatives at Fort Barnwell 'returned home last night. Storm Prophet Hick's Paper Many persons kniw of Rev' Irl,R Hicks, the noted storm prophet, but are not so well acquainted with the tact that his monthly paper, Word and works, is one ot the most attractive and instructive journals in America and doing more to educate the people in science than any other. It not only contains Rev. Hicka'month ly forecasts, complete and unabridged, but also articles from bis pen on astrou omy and planetary meteorology finely illustrated. There is a sermon or religious article in each number, a" Home, Sweet Home' department, edited by a lady a Youth and Beauty" department for boys and gi rls, Queries" for those whj want hard nuts eracked and many other good things.. All this for tbe price of $1 per year. All subscribers who pay for a year's snbscriptionMin advance before Feb. 1 1894 will receive free, as a premium, Rev. Irl R. Hicks' Almanac for 1894. This book alone is well worth tbe subscription price. Send six cents for a sample copy of the paper or send $1 for years subscription to Word and Works Pub. Co., St Louis, Mo. "It goes without saying." What ! That the men's furnish ing trade ot New Beroe should try as first, last and all the time. Why, beoao.ee we are the only ones in Near Berne that maker tbia brand of business a specialty. Our stock ia constantly being replenished, and we give yon the goods at the right prioe. We hare just received a lot of Patent Wire Baokle Saspen ders rnd Braces. The booklet are all warranted for two years. - Do yon aeed a Hat, see as if yon do. ..; , . J. M. HOWARD. ' - $100 REWARD. I will pay the above reward for the recovery of the money (about $1,200) stolen from my bar oa the night of the 22nd inst, or the same reward tor the arrest and eonviotion of the burg lar. J.D.DLNKIN3. Baton cr fowaer JTisoatey Pure A oreara of tartar baking powder Highest of all in leavening trenfrth. Latest Uwitkd Statss Oovkrhmkht Food Hkport. Rotal Baking Powdkb Co., 108 Wall 8t.,N. Y. Married. Tuesday, Nov 7lh by Rev. H. T. ardson at his residence near Kort well, Mr. Duff. Lane and Miss. Dawson, both of Fort Barnwell. Itich Hnrn Olivia Appointment of Naval Reserve Officers. 4th Div. Naval Rat'n, New Berne, N. C, Nov. 27, 1893. Order; A board of officers consiatinir of the comd'g officers and Lieut K. K. Bishop will assemble at the residence of the comd'g officer at 12 M. Nov. 28 for tbe examination of candidates for ap pointment as petty officers. Either officer can hold the examination. The examination wilUast until 4 p. in. and candidates will report during those hours K. WI58L0W, Lieut. Comd'g. Tho Waldonses. The Waldcnses who have come to join tho colony in Hurkc county, are of the religious sect that eudnrcd severe presc cuton during the Middle Ages, and come from the Piedmont section in Italy. The colony owns 10,000 acres of land iu Burke, "-hich will le divided into farms of fifty or one hundred acres and distributed to the heads of families. It is said they make the bust sort of citiz"ns, as they settle and go to work and do not join the idle population of cities. North Caro lina cordially welcomes such immigrants as these. Notice Naval Reserves. Tiic Division will assemble at the arm ory, Y. M. C. A. Hull, on Tuesday, Nov. 28th, at (jf p. m. sharp. This meeting is tho regular annual one for the eloction of officers and transaction of Iuimiicss, and a full attendance is required. All ex-members who were in the rolls April 30lh, are requested to attend and sign their pay receipts. All uuitbrms, arms or other property must bo returned to the armory before this meeting is held. F. Winslow, Lieut. Coind'g. Div. -.. NOTIOE. Tbe iiniieifllgr.itt , W. It. Bovd hai duly qualliled an Administrator uf the ttia; of Juan 8. ABklm, and hereby glvta nottee that he require all per -nt havln olalmi against the estate of tne said John S. Atkins to present them to tbe said wm. B Boyd duly authenticated, for pay ment on or before tue 2ith day of Novem ber, iHiH, or else this m tloe will be pleaded In bar of recovery. Persons Inde bled to the estate must pay wlihoutdeltv. V. B. B )YD, Administrator, Simmons, witbsnrt rearsall. Attorneys This Nov ,':Mh. lHit.'t. UNITED STATE OF MKUIA,1 VA M LI C0"l)I8TBICT J Marshal's Notice or Skizurk, Whereas, a libel hath been filed tn the Dls trlct Court of the United tttates for the District of Pamlico, on the 25th day of Piov.,lH9;i.by Thos.E Parkin vs.steamer Pear He Ma- and praying the nnal process and motion of the oourt, that all persons Interested In the said vessel, ber taokle, apparel and furniture may be elted to answer the promises and all due 'pro onedings being usd. that the same may be decreed to be sold ana the prooeeds there of be distributed according to law. Therefore, la pursuanctof the said moni tion under the seal of said court to me directed und delivered. I do hereby give notice generally unto all persons having or pretending to have any right, title or Inter eat therein, and to ownera of raid Btr Pear He May In special, to appear before the aforesaid court at the cl y of New Berne, on the 13th day of Jan. 1891, at ten o'clock. In the forenoon If It be a oourt day, or else on (he next court day thereafter, at 10 o'clock then and there to answer the said libel and to make their allegations In that behalf. Dated at New Berne this 28th day of Not., A. D., 1893, Joshua B. Hill U, 8. Marshal, td ByCHAS B Hill. Dept. Marshal Marshall's Notice of Sale. BY VIRTUE OF EXECUTION IS ADMIR ALTY. By vltlue of a writ, Venditioni Exponas Issued tome from the U. t. Dlslrlot court, I will expose tor sale to the highest bidder for eesh, oa Thar. Dee. 7. at I'i o'clock noon, the eleamer Pearlle May, her taokle, appar el and furniture, where she will then Uy, back of my fend store In Brlnson'f dook, elty or new Berne IhU Mth dy of Nov., 1893. J. B SILL. U. 8. Marshall, By Chat. B. HIU. Dept. Marshall, AUCTION SALE! M. HAHN & CO., have received TWO CAR LOADS of . HORSES ft nULES Oa consignment, which will be sold at AUCTION TUESDAY and WEDNES DAY (private sale if Preferred) to tbe highest bidder without reserve. SALE AT 19 O'CLOCK. Don't fail to put in your bid and save money. jr . M. HAHN A CO. sjrpit 'v'.: ; ; Middle Street. B. R. Street, Auctioneer. . - :FromvDec.lstl893i The 13 Room Dwelling next door to my ; Residencelower floor now occupied ' by Mr. H. Lovick, which will be va cant k' a few days, . ! tf - J.W.STEWART. Second Year's CONTEST It is well remem bered by all who read the columns of the JOURNAL that BIG IKE Gave a very valuable prize for the best written advertise ment on 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 $3.00. Each ad must con tain the name of "Bfc Ike," The Great Amer. ican Bankrupt Dealer, IT 13 NOT Necessary That each Advertisement mast be written in poetry. Each one will be pub lished as written no mistake? corrected. Tbe writers name -.- will not be shown or published; so none may be afraid to. enter theCOtfTfeST;, .... ...3 : . ,.-.v JT; - 1 Poets, Valte Up! Jno.Dunn's CAIiBE FOUND THE rfost Complete Stock Staple Groceries And Table Delicacies IN THIS MARKET. A Stock complete in every de tail; by a recent visit to the Northern Markets many new articles to tempt the appetite lave been added. PRICES LOW and QUALI TY UNSURPASSED. House-keepers are requested to call and examine his Slock. GOODS Ai.RIVJNG THIS WEEK. Old Fashion Buckwheat, Heck er'i? Prepared Buckwheat. M-iplo drip Syrup, pt. and qt. Bottles. New Mince Meat, Sweet Pickles Cream Cheese, New Macaroni. Queen Olives, Chili Sauce. Preserved Ginger, Blue Lable Catsup. Malaga and California Cluster Raisins. Fine Ondara Raisins, Layer Figs. California Prunes, Apricots and Nectarines. New Orleans Molasses. Fine Philadelphia Butter. Florida Oranges.Malaga grapes. Baldwin and King Apples and Bananas. Celery Received Daily. Agents for CHASE and SAN BORN'S Celebrated TEAS AND COFFEES. Agents for Roysters and Ten ny's FINE CANDIES- In his Fancy goods Depart ment will lie found a beautiful and Completer line of Vantines Fine Ctriiaud Japanese wares, most appropriate or Christmas and gfeadipg bfesenta. this dopartment will p y$u7TEWB8 very low, and the goot are being sold fast. Come' early before-thVbest bar gains are all sold. V t No. 65 & 57 Pollock St A RON ON A DANK (flfltlfl IS ALL WRONG AND SOME TIMES BRINGS DISASTER. IS M to- z p z t- O n ' ' ""'-IffT-''!1MutfT1'Til Such Runs have all st ?pped now, but not so with the ON OURISTORES. The Crowd Increases every day, AND WHY ? BECAUSE WE GIVE THEM THE Of any store in the city for the ' i; RUN f . .h--3 - j; jz a ! g Jab il " l i n AS J; I
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