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The Daily Journal. VOL. XII.--NO, 232, NEW KERNE, N. C. SI NDAV. DECEMBER 31. 1S4K PRICE 5 CENTS i wit itvtt i t: nil Ki n !. 0 lie rorto tt. i r.. ! cl ol : . r- An Attraction! That is Hard lo Wistaiii OUR Stock & Prices, 'flit re is Tlle'.l nt ! t aintu at kii nj")abe ami HiT ll--!lfi ll'J t i tci a on 1 1 o i r . tc-si i, T!,, I"i ' " ! '' -.1 1 I i ii on- i.n " -a i-t i;,a, I, . ' .... .lurie.- I,, i -I, , f.i .!: Mi-- Cl,i . I vuee s.fnl Ktent j i ' iii ,.i T r n ' I t i - li..-ii Ma .nil-. . j.i.r ; , i ..t.in.o r. ih pi o mil , . I t el J .y, I Tl. Chin I off r. arr i th n 'I 1 1 and i lou -v i i ' l K I l ie .la. k f r mil .i NEW YEARS EVE. llinir.liul lin:; sofilv. ve Ml in your i n ! Wli'.fn i' yotu I c nir-m raclcncrs low, Tenderly, kiiiilly. your pity n v :i I i n;'. Incilliin; your peace upon mortal W-'ow : Umf for !iH'"ll var. iioy failing anil living. uti I "' i ms li:ivi' k 1 tin last cl':im f il smilf; Swiftly it !-i I I'm iio'ii.'iiN arc living itli tlicir lri. 1 l l-'.ii anil i til.-. Hopes 1 1 : 1 1 !c-1: iii ::. , i s - -. i t in- innrniiii; as sliiniiiL', 'I'i III'' futiirr for weal ami reward Find all tlnir In i Lrlitno . i-iisliol iwol, ilrclinin: "not now. I i 1 1 aloa waul," thus suit li tin- I.iml. Love that was true, ami jjavc pr. noise of lilcssin-;, Making tin' earth a fail filial of joy, Now in the "loamiit-;, willi venom tliflrimVing, live Imt to harass, confuse ami annoy. Friends on wliose life and heart-love we were leaning, Meanwhile have left us to follow alone, Passintr beyond the il.irk veil intervening into wh tc p .rlini; an 1 pain are un known. Ringl hut riii'j; softly, nay. eeas- : l.ir 'lis en leil ! The soi row -swept passage is over anil done : The present we loved with the hyune is Mended, the future we. le ued ha, already betin. Toll for the dead ! may Jehovah reeeive them Silently, peaiefitlly, into his trust ! Low in his own Judymciit-wnitiiifi room leave tin an : "'ashes to asljes ami dust uulo dust." Peal out for the New-Horn, in alml jubilation ! I I Anil lint; bark I l oin belfry and minaret hih ! ! This one, the sanctified hope ol the Nations by frrace is immortal, by faith shall uot die. The truth lorg enchained in the dungeons of error Hath promise of unfettered freedom at last; And light out of Mighty dark enslavement ol terror sees libeity ii-c, disenthralled ol the past. With crowns for the "Iltncliiiicn" w hom freedom baptize To sever the shackles that bind men in sin; While high through the mind of the mortal arises, the; brightness, ilia! heralds eternity in. So, Peal out thy prayer ! 'tis Jehovah's good pleasure Thy chime should ring greeting, and call for the day, When love-li'.:e its sotirsc shall have limitless measure, and Christ its completion its monarch, for aye. L A. Morribon. SPEED Till; PARTING Gi i.Si'. II Y OL1VK OH NET. AREWELL, fare well, the belt of friends must part, And as a token or how dear tbou art. How (ond and dear.Old Year. Old Year, Here take a flint of gold from out my hair. A shade of rose from cheek and lip. and there Bprinkle a touch of snow before you go. Old Year, be fore you ko. . ' : ' fjood-by, God-speed, all earthly things must -7-.0-JF ' end, - ': ;i :, '. Out look Into your fading eyes, my friend, So fond and dear, Old Year, uia r ear. There's mild regrot within my heart in place of pain, AD that waa sweet In thee shall once again memory 11m and make me glad. Did Year, then why he aadf No that we're parting, I'm Impelled to say. What rre In secret thought for many a day - Tet still I lore yon, dear Old Year. " Tonya always worn a somewhat somber . faoSi ou're nerer had the winsome sprightly (raw rhat I remember In your foregone kin, v'i;r." Old Year, that I have ushered In. - Yoar stay was shorter, too, It seems to me, fban that of former years waa wont to be. Ob, fond and dear Old Year, Old Year, . , . Mayhap tor me all time la near complete, . And toward the (ad you're hast'nlnf with - (lad feet,-" . , '" '. Then speed, no longer stay, V; Old Year, go swift Ihy way! " - i. Nif Tbab RasoMmojM. t. Oh, those New Year resolutions that we '.; - made with holy awe. ' I i llow they melted like the now banks in January thawl , How the man who bloke Lis meerschaum : and vowed to smoke no more. ' -" Now smokes an old two-cent pipe be rhlnd the cellar door. "' NEW YEAR CHEER ' A Happy New Year," you ran make it, my dear, liy smiling and doing your best: Be cheery and true the twelvemonth through, So shall the New Year be blest. ill, I ope the infant's eyes: I make life's pulses But whatsoe'er I brmr, of ill or good, Will prove u blessing, when 'tis under stood. The New Year rises from night's silent tide, As Venus rose from out the foaming spruy And with her dimpled arms extended wide Smiles on the glories of Time's new born day With blushing pride upon his tinted cheek, And love light flashing from his spark ling eye. He feels a rapture which he dare not speak. Lest this bright vision fade from earth and sky. Welcome Ninety- Foub. Hail to ninety lour! youngest born of time, Stealing upon the earth with noiseless tread. Within thine eyes a prophecy sublime. The promise of the ages long since 1 fled. Intrusted to thy bands the task to spread. The reign of freedom where Oppression now Uprears its ruthless and'deflant l ead. Child of tbo voiceful centuries, welcome thou!- , ftas) Way to Promote Happlnias i "I wish you a Tery happy New Year," taaild Dc. Pellet to Cwyer. . "Then dqn't aandln your last quafs tter-a bill till the Jst ot Februarr, da- tor," replied Cawhw. Judjre. LOUAL NEWS. . .' H' . 1 1) VKH '' .1 .'.V 7'.s. Ilownru. R. li. Shaw Piano tuning. I!. W. Williamson -Money to loan, 5. li. Street - An tion touioi inw. ri'.pflieo. W. Ne.ll will re ol hi- el I next Tuesday. 'Hie Collegiate Institute and the (irad ed chool whic h have been closed for tlie hol'elavs will both re open Tuesday. The New-Year poem on our third page is one ol much depth ol thought. It was written in 1 S4 7 and fuiuishe 1 us by one of our townsmen. AVork on t'le bicycle track at the Fair grounds will commence Tuesil iv. all ha been surveyed at. 1 w ill be oiaddl and put in good conilil ion. A sel aes ol r li r w ill 1- arranged lor I hr fair Mr-. !;iiz iliclh Pat,- dieil ;.l ln-litiite e.!eidav morning in toe 7llili ear of lur age. She was a widow lady and was a sister of Mr It. I!. Hill of Xe.v licrne. Two grown sons of Mrs. Pate survive hef. ' Five store windows, in the business part of the city have at various tin.es, with a consideiable interval between each offense had a pane of glass broken out. Mr. Win. Sultan is the last victim. The thief secured a pair of shoes and a pair ol pants. It may b the same thief each time. Perhaps l.e may yet be caught The pupils of Miss Leah Jones' school are requested to meet at the schooi room Monday morning, .Ian. 1st, as l'rjf. Edward Daves of ilallimore w ill address them at eleven o'clock and award tho prizes offered by himself lor the best character sketch on some revolutionary patriot, native of Craven county. Prof. ;.('.. Daves lectured Friday night in Wilmington to a very cultured audi ence and returned to New Heme jester day. (i"od subscriptions to the Fort Ital eigh purchase were made in Wilmington. Some might ba secured in New Heme. About six hundred dollars more remains to be raised. Mr. K. 0. Ibnres and wife, and Mr. Ceo. IJ. Hoyden, all of Proviilence are registered nt the Fulford House; also Mr. L. M. Travcrs, of New York, and Miss. I. Buell, ot New York. Mr. Roy den was in business here during the war and is still remembered by some of our citizens, though it is the first time he has been hc-e in 28 years. He and Mr. Hawes are on their way to Florida and Mexico and stopped in New Berne on their way. They may spend a month here. The Converted Rabbi's Lecture Rabbi John Sergius, Ben Israel, native from East India, will make an address in the Y. M. C. A. Hall this afternoon at 4:45 o'clock. His subject will be "Wild People Live in the Banyan Tree," Hin doo Brahmin, Fire Worship and Devil Worship, Mohammedans and their cus toms, great snakes, tigers, liens and ele phants, Black Jews aud how they came to be blsek, history of the lost tribes of Israel. Masons will be welcome and the lectures will be especially interesting to them. Ladies are also cordially invited to be present. Rabbi Sergius specially invites our Jewish citizens to his lecture and he also promises to use con vincing arguments to them that Jesus Gbnst is thd Messiah. The Rabbi in conversation gives us some astonishing and but little known information in re card to the descendants ot Abraham. We will not anticipate the lecturer bow eve'. They take place it the Baptist church this morning and tonight and in the Ball this afternoon. Each one can hear the Rabbi for bimseli. ,n'i.!l i . i ' ' . it .oil 1 1 in. at ii ! .! l, 11 p, ll ,,:.) Kil.igl, ! ' i; i' on ,n ..n ' n al- ! I i the ell out in a 1 1 . 1 1 ' n al I o I he to nl (',11'' N i . 1 M tee mi ta'i .:. Tie I ,'.,ei;i. wile on I he religion oi.l. i nlh nal-M at t tulip ininient and wen iinpi- iv. . I he-i aging u:e yii aing I'.aeh ot the -in nil .In. n l.v Mr- W I. i,rinislev of .1 i, k-i'iiu i !' oi l Mm- Kuia C"i of ( ath- li ne I. ike i h.ilil.e.l the lUilieiKe. With I Ii ii I w i 1 ' : ; a . in d oil es, t h ar as a si I ei ' .i ' I o, I w i t : .is the not i - ol a s nig l.i I d, i: i oiiM n.t 1 'i i ilhei i-i u. .".r. Hardy s iiin- . ,il - j u i iall n-v mid song- with impel - . ,i ,e!i-liti .l and a'-o eleated a . ' i ' 1 1 . 1 1 ' i ' 1 1' ii i i i i'le llt. 1... pl,- nio-:i on the eoinie line -ii o.i I i: I t;ce 111 -i leeli ill. the Were vi: . i, i.-ing and the rendition of them i: j i. i-oigl v g I All carried out tin ii ii : - ,.iiiiii ably and Me is. II. C. K.i. iud and W. II. .I.ir.naii and Mr Fi ink T!n inp-oii of .l.n kson iile could h;,i.! hue I. een surpassed in those they -ii-taini-d. The ri J'l i -hlllent tallies w ere duly pat I'oi'i d dnrni' an interiiiis-ion and after Ihe enlei tallillient i l.wed. 'the crow d did not di-p a-" till midnight . In -.pile of lie- fact that the weather w;:-- ipn'L i loudy and its threatening as peel no doubt kept some away , the at tendance wa- good, by 7 -10 o't lock the hour lur commencing there were very lew unoccupied seals in the church. The results financially wa- satisfactory a nrat stun being' raised to lie applied to the pun hase ol the organ which has already been ordered and to the improvement of the church I iiuliiing. ( inning anil t.'oing. l'li-iilin: I. Mir Swindell passed through en i.uite to Heritor; to hold ipl II tel K ( olllel mice. Mi-. .1. T. Wi tln rington, ol Cove, came dott n 1 , vi-it her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Sti wait. ilr. I'. J. Croudcr eatne clown from Paleigli to spend some time in the city. Mr.Shepard Bryan who has been spend iug Chii-'inas with his parents left yester da . ta turning to Atlanta. M:. ni 1 1 1 Mis. .1. P. Ivc- went down to spend a -holt time in Wilmington. Mi-si I'.'ta Niiun and May llendreu iiin. vnr. ilium In Onslow to attend tin marriage of Mis I'eachie Foseue and who have since In en visiting flieiids in Onslout ret ui ned home. Mr. .1. P. Thompson, a representative of the Singer Sewing Machine Company who spent several weeks in New Heme in the interest of the company and then went down to Morchead and Heanfor: in the prosecution of his business is again in the city at Hancock's Hoarding House. Misses Kmily and OUi.Ferebce who have been visiting relative ill Kinstou and Miss Minnie Willis who has been spend hig Christmas at Trenton, returned home last night. Mr. Willie Shillings who has been spend ing Christmas at Wilson with relatives returned home. Mrs. W. If. Bairington and her sister who have been spending Christmas at Institute returned home. Church Services. Church of Ch'ist--Service for men at 9 30 a. in. Tne pastor being absent, Mr. M. M. Ipock will conduct the morning service and Mr. James Winfield will con duct the se i 'ice at night. Sunday School at 3 p. ni. Hancock Street M. E. Church Rev 0. Ilarlcy, pastor. Prayer meeting 7 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. aud 7 p. ni Singing class 2;30 p. m. Sunday School 3 p. m. The public are cordially in vited to attend all these services. Baptist Church Service at 11 a.m. nd 7:30 p. m., conducted by lUbbi John Sergius, a Christian Isrelite. The morning service will relate to "The Con version if the Ten Tribes of Israel." In the evening the subject will be "The Restoration of the Jews to the Holy Land.'' Suuday School 3 p. m. Presbyterian Church C. O. Vardell, pastor. Morning service at 1 1 a. ni. Sub ject: ''Iu the beginaiug'was God." Gen. 1:1. livening service 7:80 p. m. Subject: "Christ's Relatives." Sunday School 3:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday night 7:30 p. ni. Service preparatory to the celebration of the Lord's supper Friday 7130 p. m., Saturday 4 p. ni. The public are cordially invitid to these services. Christ Church Rev. T. N. M. George, rector. Sunday after Christmas. Holy Communion 7:45 a. m. Service and ser mon 11 a, m. and 7:80 p. ni. Sunday school and young men's Biblo class 8:30 p. m. Sunday school at the Chapel 9:80 v in. Ihe public are cordially invited to attend these services. Attentive ush ers. Y. M. C. A. 4:45 p. m., address by Rabbi John Sergius, preceded by song service. HANDSOME BISQUE LAMP $1.25 L. J. TAYLOR'S. .1 l; p.. . i ii ,., th. . . P.e .tie W ., . 1 .!,. i. - ,o .. Ni Yoik. It,..:. .,1 "li , .. ,,),',. V in, o. .ii Clii. I in. inn ,: i. ,, I , I itlr- Kisl ,n , -', si,,. I,. i- , ,.!.. il w Lo lei?.. h-Ieiird to Iii t , t ill lol iieiuee- on t he I ,i v . a 1 1 . mi nt-. the 'ml .n. 1 li r .. :iln e is tieautilu! and h, i Ml-' I , I I" ' gr.K elttl all, 1 i lift! nollo A eritii in th ( io. i-i - In:, r i wntm iil'i ia he: "A- n .i.oel rapped n a g', 1 I. u lia!.. . ' :,. I, I ! t f in i ng i .it's. :,n. 1 1 ., n, I , , , , .a :,, i ed ill 1 1 lime ,t , tin- . .no ,j a pii t ll ri t ,. ino , urn ; . . ing lieaul in I u ..'; I harinonv v ith In r mi u -rich in tnelo I , -o r.u . . n lei him ll illtfii 111 I it -. ' i' ui.d p.akpi: TA'I I.' 'ITS Isnl (iNI.V I. Social ( liih. 1 1, nt I. in. i n u In. i n i : i ! i i i 1 1 : i i f- Mill it em . it" l "s... i il ( : ii b i n ; , i ' Will llll-l t at till I I - . .. . l.e,,. .( I A tnolliiliLr at 1 I .. i I.n k. M Mi;i : i i . nun; e. "The :iiii .ifiiiii v 1 1 1 1, . . i : ; i.. i . - When ii ttuo goes into a "iriuly made" clothing Ntorc now uil.iyH he'w gcuetiilly l inking for ust wli.it we describe above tluit is ;i;i. ieiirance clothes thut look well without the cost usually aft ncticd to good oiothes. Sometiait's lie get's what he'tt looking for not olteu tie generally gets "iverage'' ready made Clothing and gets lef. .Vow the Clothes we keep are above the "average" and do uot cost much more. When you need Clothing, Hats or Shoes try us. .1. M. llO-V A 1 ; I ) ItrSINF.SS LOCALS. A PKK.S1I LOT of III VI, Kit's CAN DIl'.S .lu-t Hiciiu'dat i i viiii i.'- I'm Mi- WACY. II OHDKKS left with the A. I ohn Piano and Ornn Co , Middle St., lor fining and repairing pianos nad mom-, will iteei. prompt attenlioti iluiiui: th- .e. k b li. It. Sii ov tuner. It MONKY to loan on good real e-la!e- mil t:ej. H. . ii.i.i Msn.N. i'i'J ('l iven St. New lieinc N. ('. .kln.'n Having been solicited and haing enn scnted to take a small seloel -ehoo! in New Heine, 1 lieiebv give notiiethal I will open such a school on the i.ond Monday in January. I ho-e w i-lung to enter will please niase applications be rbre Jan. 5th as I do nut di -ire nnee th in tlfteen pupils. Ki -pi etlu!l d2Slw S. Hillinghaiii. MKHCHANTS Supplied with Tuitiei' North Carolina Al-iianaes, bv the ipiani ty, at Mrs. E. F. Dillingliain'.-, I P! Mid dle Street. il'J-tililw 1 . IF you want fine New Huir and Par Creek Oysteis go to .1. II. Sladc'-, Proail street. A yenl full of fat turkeys i-iti i cheap. illow. JUST received another laige of tho-e line Florida Oranges which I am nib ling very low by the box or doen. J. If. Paiikkii, .In. J. W. rlmalhvnod has ju-t received a nice lot of Florida oranges at 2t)c. per doen. Call and see inc. tt. AUCTION! TO C10SE OUT CONSIGNMKNT OF HOUSES & MULES I will sell on MON DAY, January 1st, at 11 o'clock iu front ol IIAHVS Stahles, a lot of tine HOUSES & MULES, without reserve. S. K. STREET, Auctioneer. JUST RECEIVED A new lot of DERBY aud SOFT Late stylo Hats, Call early and get one before tbey are all gone. . A few of those Nice Initial Handkerchiefs STILL ON HAND. J.J.Baxter Opp. Baptist Obnroh. GET OLD BAKER 1861 FOR YOUR f ERISTMAS, , " if ivctnii NtiHurth "I TKS linVKHNMKNT wp; h Co , UH5 Wall j ! . 1 . I Km ' ' , WHY ARE -YOU WAITING To Make Your New Year PURCHASES ? Christmas is fJone but I can etill LupDly all Kinds of New Year Gifts. 18 the best time before they have been Selected Through My Line is Complete and -FULL IN EVERY-- EPARTMT JOHN DUNN, No. 55 & 57 PoUock St Full Cf Magnetism For All Economically Inclined. And Pray Tell us Who isn't these times SEE THE TEMPTING PRICES We are Making This and next week, h i 4 -n P 5" o $ & o ID g 2 o 0 O 2 : 2i IN OUR Integrity -AND- Trustworthiness Thoy All Have CONFIDENCE. Callland see for your self. Eackburn:&,Willett 47 & 49 P0LL0CIZ CT,
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