'he Daily Journal.
VOL. XIL-NO. 238,
NEW BERNE, N. C. SUNDAY. JANUARY 7. 1)4
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BUSIKESS LOCALS.
LOST A tbrea billed pocket knifc.
Return to Jockh.il office.
A FRE8H lot of LkoJreth't & Jobnion
A Bobbins seeds just roceire.1 at
tf uashll's Pbabhact.
FOR Bale and Rent Lot on Middle St.
opporiu Catholic rectory, term reasons
ble. AJto office on lot adjoining Pres
byterian church yard lor rent. Apply to
tf. H. L. Gcbbs.
A NICE Bicycle for Salo Cheap at J. T.
Ball A Bro'i gun shop. tf.
ORDERS left with the A. Colin Piano and
Organ Co., Middle 81., lor tuning and
repairing piano and organs, will recti re
prompt attention during the week by
R. B. Shaw tuner. It
MONET to loan on good real estate sec un
tie. R. W. Williamson, 62 CraTcn St.
New Berne N. C. c1308w
JUST received another large of those
fine Florida Oranges which I am offering
Tery low by the box or dozen.
J. R. Parker. Jr.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMEN TS.
Howaru.
Opera House Ollie Torbctt.
L. H. Cutler Fanning Implements.
Hackburn & Willctt Settle your ac
count. W. H. R 8. Tucker & Co., 1'. .lcili
Dress Wools.
COl'TON SALES.
Saturday 44 boles at 7 3-8.
'Rain in the interior followed Sunday
by cooler. Decidedly cooler in the inte
rior by Sunday night," as the telegram
yesterday on weather forecast.
Mr. W. J. Smith of Edcnton is now
purser on the steamer JNeuse. lie was
transferred to ibis steamer from another
of the company's steamers.
The annual meeting cf the Female
Benevolent society for the election of
officers will be held this afternoon at
8:80 o'clock. A lull attendance is de
sired. There will be a meeting of the Kings
Sons and Daughters Monday night at 8
o'clock at Y. M. C. . Every member
of both circles are earnestly requested to
be present.
An invitation signed by a thousand
teachers will be sent Vice-Presincut
Stevenson and family to visit the next
session of the Teachers Assembly to be
bald at Morehead this summer. We
believe they will be there.
A postal from Mr. M. E. Whitehurst
give the information which will le very
pleasing to his numerous friends, thnt
the eye on which the operation was per
formed is bealiug and the sight improv
ing. He expects to be home the last ol
tbe week.
Those who have spent some time in
Wilmington lately say they hear plenty
of talk there about coming to the East
Carolina Fair. Wilmington visitors will
no doubt be here every day of the Fair,
and when tbe Naval Reserves come over
-the will no doubt bring a big crowd
with them.
We see at Mr. J. J. Tolson'g a supply
of North Carolina pecans for sale. They
came from Jones couuty. There is no
reason whv everv (farm should not hare
a supply of those trees. They are Tery
profitable, and are also beautiful and use
ful as shade trees when wanted for tba'
jrapose. Embark in pecan culture. Now
is tbe planting time.
Hon. Kopo Elias, subordinating his
Interest to those of the party has with
drawn from the contest for the office of
Collector of Internal Revenue for ths
'Western District. The nomination of
Sis successor Mr. Mellville E.Oarter will
be sent in with the earliest batch of nom
inations eays the Charlotte Observer
special.
Mr. D. T. Costeu, with a little assist
ance from his father, Mr. J. D Costen is
T putting up a good residence to cost
about 11500, a short distance from the
site of his old - home near White Oak
station. Mr. R. H. Mills has recently
completed one at Wblteoak crossing and
his oncle Mr. J. T. Henderson is now
' building one for himself at tbo same
" crossing'.' Such evidence of thrift in the
community is pleasing. V-
,Onr attention las been called to a toy
gun for shooting a single shot with nich
' some of the boys 61 this place are pro vid
jefl. The gentleman speaking t6 us saw
another" party struck who narrowly w
caped having his eye put out by the saot
finch tovs shodtd not be allowed. It is a
? matter ol surprise ,baX parent will pcr-
..' mit their children to have playthings with
' ' which there is so much liability to mis-
chief being accomplished. -
'coming and Going
.." Judge,-. H.R,., Bryan left yesterday
. morning to hold conrt in Wadesboro.
, Mr. Jas. A Bryan left for New Jersy,
- Mrs. Budie Heirinnton ' left to , visit
friends in Dover. ' - ., ., ' :
Mr. P. M. Pearsatl the last of the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge delegates returned
. last night from Wilmington, -t v.' ;' ;
. Messrs. W..W. Clark and 0. H. Guion
;. -returned from New York where the; have
been on a business trip. .
v - Mn. A. Oettmger, of -Kinston - came
-. down to visit Mrs. Mortis Marks.:
Rev.N. M. -Journey who has been
spending iome time at Beaufort passed
IT IS SETfLED
8, H. Lue Collector tt CiiIob
Xatt
Xaaty rl master.
'Mr. Lane, recommended by Senator
Ransom, is the collector of custom,
agreed upon for New Berne, to tie nomi
nated in ti e next batch. After consult
ing Secretary Carlisle Representative
Grady concurred.
Caut Matt Manly is hero. He will he
nominated for postmaster at New Ilerne
aooutthe8th inst, when Clark's term
expires. "
Tbe above items are taken from a
special in Saturday's Charlotte Observer,
a paper very acenrate in tbe news from
Ihecapitol. Mr. Lane had previously
received a telegram giving him the as
surance of bii appointment. T be Observe
gives in addition the appointment of Mr.
Manly.
Both the gentlemen are well qualified
to fill the position to which they have
been chosen. Mr Manly has bad hvjr
years of previous experience in the post
mastership, gave perfect snlisfiiction
while there and this is guarantee enough
that it will be so again.
Mr. Lane has held the position of Cit)
Clerk and tax collector and fulfilled the
duties expeditiously and well. He is h
man that puis his whole soul into what
he undertakes and he rendered good ser
vice in the last campaign. The ntfiiira of
both offices arc in good hands.
Church Services.
Christ Church Rev. T. M. N'. (Jeorge,
rector. 1st Sunday after tbe Epipliany.
Service, sernum and Holy Communion
11 a. m Service and sermon 7:30 p m.
Sund iy School and Young Men's liililc
Class 3;3() p. in. Sund.iy Scbool at the
Chapel 0.30 a. rn. Tbo public ar cor
dially invited to attend the-ie services.
Attentive usbe-s.
Centenary M. E. Church Kev. J. T.
Lyon, pastor. Mu's prayer meeting 9:15
Sunday School 3:30 p. m. Church ser
vices It a. m. and 7:30 p. in.
B.iptist Church Services at 11 a. m.
and 7:80 p. m , conducted by tbe pastor,
Rev. Rufus Ford. Sunday School 3 p. m.
St. Paul's Catholic Church Mas at
11a. m. Catechism at4p.'in. Vesperg
and Benediction at 7:30 p. m., Kev. P. F.
Qui iiD, rector.
Church of Christ D. II. Petrec, pas
tor. Service for men at 9:30 a. m.
Preaching at 1 1 a. m. an 1 at 7;30 p. m.
Sunday School at 3 p, in.
Presbyterian Church C. G. Vardeil,
pastor. Morning service and sacrament
of tha Lord's supper 11 o'clock. Even
ing service 7:80 p. m. At this service the
pastor will deliver the first of a scries of
lectures upon "China and the Chinese
Sunday School 3:30 p. in. Prayer meet
ing Thursday 7:30 p. m. The public
cordially invited.
Y. M. C. A. 4:45 p. m. Men's meet
ing conducted by D. M. Hollowell.
To Improve Her Streets,
Our neighbor city, Beaufort, is doing
the right thing in its move to havo the
principal street there leading out to the
country shelled. A better move could
scarcelv be made. Not onlv should all
the business streets of any town or city be
substantial and easy of traffic, but it is of
the gteatest importance to have the main
thoroughfare leading out into the country
made first-class.
To have better streets New Berne
knows what that is. Only go back eight
or ten years ago and reflect. Then alter
any hard rain or continued showers, the
streets would be so badly cut up that
vehicles would almost mire to the axle
and not more than a hall or third load
could be hauled by drays.
Now fiuer streets can be found. They
are hard, smooth, and well drained, and
are a pleasure to drive upon. As to their
substantiality two winters have been
amply sufficient to test them.
The next move in this l.ne would give
still greater benefits if Broad St., could
bo shelled or marlcdto the corporate limits
and from there Craven county should con
tinue it at least a few miles till the heavy
sand is gotteu through. Only about two
miles would be required to construct till
good hard roads would be reached.
What siys New Berne? What says
Craven county?
Looking to Starting the Cannery.
Mr. Chas. VanLear, a member of the
firm of Grceoabaum Bros., canners, is in
the city considering t.the advisability of
starting their cannery in this city for the
season. We hope be will find it to their
interest to do so. Oysters are very fine
this year and cheap and would no doubt
be suDolied in abundance.
The operating ot tne canning lactones
makes money easier for several classes of
our people. It gives those who catch the
oysters a ready sale tor them and gives
nlentv to do to some ovster boats thst
run backward and forward buying from
the catcher's and selling to the factory,
besides the employement it furnishes to
the operatives irrttjp factory.-; . All this
keeps money In circulation, enlivens trade
and tends to make better times generally.
- -. Benevolent Society Kotloe. - ;
v The regular monthly meeting of the
Female Benevolent Society will b4 held
at the home of Miss Metta, on Tuesday
aftercoon'at half past three o'clock. - As
this is the annual meeting for tbe elect
ion of officers it is particularly requested
that all the managers will attend. ; -.
' . .. N. I Skthocb. i '
..' Secretary,
CITT COUHCIL PROCEEDINGS ,
Jan'y 5, 1M.
Board met in regular esion, Mayor
Ellis in the chair; present, Councilmen
ReiieusUin, Oerock, Lovick, Clark.
Litham, Crawford.
Minute last meeting read and adopted.
The following persons having complied
with requirements weie granted licen
to sell liquors F.J. llardison, W. II.
Hooten, Patterson A Co.
Petition of citizens in regard to the im
portation au 1 iwle if second hand cloth
ing and ordinance in n-f.-rerr; t'lereto on
niotiog Cnuneilnrin 1. 1 u referred to
ordinance eoniiimicc ami city attorney.
Chai.man L vick, F. IV njiorts the
department mil' in nr.-I ol' horses, n"
purchase having yet been made, one hired
horse us iK'ing used.
Moved by Councilman Clark that the
matter ol horses lu referred to F. 1). Com
mittee to make ex iminalioii and report
next meeting.
C'bainiMii Keiz'-ntein, S. A- I', had not
yet inwde any arrangements tor shells.
Motion bv Councilman Latham that
S. A P. Committee lie empowered to buy
one boat load oyster s!:clls.
Chairman Lovick. Police, repoits two
policemen sick w ith grip.
Lights, Chairman Latham, stated that
a proposition had been made him by the
las. Co. to furnish a moonlight cliluU,
pending final action; . the old arrange
Hunt for gas lighting would be contin
ued.
The Mayor advanced a sujgcslion ol
Prof. JKdward U. Daves, that the city
adopt the emblematic c ilors ( Hern,
Switzerland.
On motion of Councilman Latham the
colors of our mother city Bern weie
adopted and hereafter tbe municipal col
ors of New Heine shall lie red anil black,
with the bear on the shield.
Councilman Lovick moved that the
matter of Altmoic St. be postponed until
the return of city attorney.
On motiou Councilman (icrock, loc at
ing a lire well in Reizensteinsvillu ws
rclerred to r. D. Committee with power
to act.
Councilman Clark was excused
retired.
J. C. Green was elected practical
ninecr of the Atlantic Co. and Herbert
Willis practical enirinecr of the New
Berne Co. until the May meeting; pro
vided they will accept.
The following ordinance by Council
man Oerock was adopted.
Be it ordained that the engineers of
the Atlantic and New Berne Fire Engiuc
Companies shall visit their engine houses
once in every 24 hours and examine their
lire apparatus to ascertain that everything
is in order. Failure to comply with this
ordinance shall subject the offender to a
fine of $5.
Mayor's report as follows read and
adopted:
Jan'y 2nd, 1894.
To the Honorable Board of City Council
men ol the City of New Berne:
Gentlemen: I have the honor to report
the following fines and costs imposed for
violation of city ordinances during the
month of December, 1808.
Fines, $08 00
Costs, 100.10
Total
$164.10
Respectfully,
Wm. Ei.i.ie,Mayor.
Marshals' report ai follows read and
adopted:
Jan. 2nd, 1894.
To the Hon. Mayor and Board of City
Council.
Gentlemen: Below please find my re
port for the month of Dec, 1893.
We have made during the month 51
arrests; 1 served time out; 1 put to work
and run away; 3 chastised by parents; 2
judgment suspended; 1 ordered by May
or to leave the city; 10 were dismissed.
Fines collected, $13.40
Costs " 70.15
Total $83.65
One half of the above'eost 35.07 was
deducted for my fees, the balance $48.47
turned over to the city treasurer.
Respectfully submitted,
Jas. T. Lewis, C. M.
POUCH RECORD.
J. K. Land, arrest 8, warrants ex. 13
'.I. B. Dixon, arrest 10, warrants ex. 5.
Eli Elliot, arrest, 9, warrants ex. 5.
T. J. Toler, arrest 11; warrants ex. 14.
H. T. Brinson, arrest 7, warrants ex. 13.
Dec. 13th arc lights out from 7 to 8:30.
Electric light back Thos. Bewden's out
7 to 8:30.
Dec. 17th electric light back J. F. Tay
lors out .
Jas. T. Lewis, C. M.
Monthly bills allowed.
Board took a recess subject to the call
o the Mayor.
W. D. Wallace,
City Clerk.
Ayer's Pills, which received the high
est award at the World's Fair, are recom
mended, hy leading physicians, for tbe
CUre OA CUStlVOUBBB. 1UUIIICDHUU, BIUIIKIDU-
ness of tbe liver, jaundice, and sick head
ache, also, to relieve colds, fevers, neural
gia, and rheumatism. It
"Good things should be praised."
v Shakespeare.
Every one will admit ; that the
above is right : a cood man or a
good woman is praised, bat what
we wish to praise is oar good, shoes
made by Stacy Adams & Oovf We
hear numbers of our customers
praise them. They say . they are
the beat shoes they ever tried they
wear well look well and feet well.
Prices are from 13.00 to 15 00.1 The
elastio never, gives oat . in - these
OUIe Torhflt onccrl Co.
The pM-ir..i. e of Mis Ollie Torbctt
at the t 1 1 1 . ! r n -t WVdn -sdjy night wi'l
lie mi ru nt U; it h c -s'Mom Lave the op
portuniU ol ;-virw in New Ilerne.
rip doull rtinem-
here with
ham the I ilnU' mv-
! 1 1- rorlK;tt. i c r:.iin
arti-t. She is pn-ttv ti
ii. tut is u'race it-elt.
Mr. Isidore Moqnist, the pian
brill. ant perioral i . Our lovers ol piano
muMCwere iblighted with him.
The Lutteman Scitettc, from Stock
holm, Sweden, captivated the audience
w ith their line sinking. Their voices are
full of vigor and --.veetness. and bleu 1 n
the most harmi'iiiou-manner.
On the w hole it w as nil evening de-
dittully spent amid the "concord of
let sounds" and our people would be
id to have the ' ompany visit u- again."
IIANDSO.MF. I'dSOl E LAMP 1
L..I. TAYLOR'S.
at
Masonic lirauil LoiIijj OlllcerH-
Tin- lollon iiiL.' are the (Iraii'l Lodge
tlii n-s, i lei ted and installed in Wilming
ton I' ir the eiiuiii'' ear.
li- 'I. .I"!l!l W. Cot tell, of TllbiUO,
aii'l Ma-:er
Kiani-is M. Move, of Moycton, Di puty
and M.l-tei.
Iliehard .1. N'.ible, i f Spt i nirfii-KI , Se -
l Knui.! Wardi n.
W ilt, r L. Mm,, re, nl , 1,-t. r, Junior
lilaud Warden.
Will. Sihipsol
'Lie filler.
Win. II. Haiti,
eret ir .
'1'he in-talla) ioi
ducted ill their
iiressive in, inner 1
i, of Kiile'ieli, Crane
ol K.i'.i igh. Grand Se
i ecretiuinii s were con
usual solemn and im
iv ac'tin'' Grail'' Master
If. II. Million, acting Grand Marshal .1
C. Drew ry. acting Senior Grand Warden
Suinmcrvil, acting Senior (irand
Deacon V. A. Withers aisd acting Junior
Deacon London. Wilmington Star.
OLD P..VKKR tl.OH
L. J. T.YYLOIl'S.
ier tJl'AHT AT
Dog Lost.
A reward will be paid for the delivery
at in" house of a lai','e w hite and yellow
setter dog answering to the name of Ci
'1 be dog has been missing since Monday
morning. F. Wi.nsi.ow
OLLIE TORBETT,
Accompanied by the Celebrated
SWEDISH SEXTETTE
AT Till; THK.VTKE WEI). JAN. 10TH.
Reserved Seats, - - $ 1.00
(leneral Ai'-i';-s!oii - - .To
(iallery. - - - .o0
All paid up memberships to the V. M. C.
V. and subscribers to the amount of lim
ited membership, arc entitled to reserved
scats without extra cliAijie.
Tickets on sale Monday morniiii' at 12
o'clock at Nun n & McSot ley's.
Doors open at :30 o'clock Perform
ance at 8:00
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
We are Headquarters
for Plows and Castings,
Cultivators, Harrows
Guano Distributors and
all 'kind of Farming
Implements-
0
To Merchants:
We can sell you Plows and Castings at
Factory Prices.
L. H CUTLER & CO.
W. H. & R. S. TUCKER, & CO
HANDSOME
IRESS WOOLS
We have re-marked
many of our Foreign
Dress Goods, so that
immediate buyers can
can secure uncommon
values in very hand
some dress material.
WE ITEMIZE 5 ASSORTMENTS
50 in. Mousse Cloth 1.67
50 Matelaase " 133
50 " " 1.48
50 ' Flaked Burgatine' 1.59
41 " Hair Cloth Suitings 1.25
AU-thia season's purchases and in the
.Tery latest shades.
SAMPLES WILLUJQLT SENT.
Clan I,..ui-c K. I.o-g. and, though it was m J "p"
alniul the liejinning i f her public ca- J k f
rrrr, how niiu -klv -lie won ihe admira 7f v
tion ot t ih-ml i r. .iuii nee w it h hrr beauty 1
gr.u -, a:liti.- remlitioii upon lor ,J4UFtv " M cc v t f N
:-.v..r.:c,,t::l-u..th.. violin. Af OMefy - 5 V-
l iinri tln ir red lit hi i tic tr.nn i at Dur Pure s.. s
WVH.& R.S. Tucker & Co,
mm wa m m m a a n a
fin- violinist Mi-s , ;y,
I .,, Oream of tartar bakirnr powaer J
i.v .1 h tu . j miD niKhe ()f n ,n i(,.lveIU , M,,.t.t,.- . : J i v'
mi. and her move- r , ?. . r I ' W v
IU1TEH1 LS1TKU I i ri 'm.KKMlKM -j Cr '
&Kr,K.T: ,, ,,. ' "7 ihTl
WE ARE AT I
i; MiniiLi: atmt wi
the PKKTIILST
ever brought tr .Sew
tveiything in
JEWELRY,
SILVER and
PLATED WARE.
1LSTSEK OLK WINPow DISPLAY
ON MONDAY i "
IMPORTED H0V2LTIE3.
We have .;,
t tb. ., .1-- M and ee
them.
Com i ea:
y 'I'll a
show lil,
I the
No trouble t'
EATON. The Jeweler.
ASK lOR
CA'i
EST SEAJ.
FRESH LOT
A UST EECEIVED
Ti
ler's('elelit-lti
McKeel's, Ac
"Call and -e.
1 (
t, I Hi
will
it'
HUM i
ORLEY.
ftj ,1V
Fine Extracts,
Toilet Waters,
Toilet Soaps,
Stationary, ko.
At Reduced Prices.
Drugs, Patent iMedicines, Ohorui
oals, Garden Seedn( Peas, Ueans,
Oniona Sets, &c.,of best titiality
at reasonable price?.
Prescriptions compounded n;ire
folly of best material.
Ileon,-,',!
1 Metropolitan Life Si '"
unr rt'hnri Houne ?l.iu
1 Chrli.t In tne itnip 1 1 -' i
1 Kussian JNlalliHra -i-'m
1 HeroeH ofthe riatnen SI
1 ATounil the Vorld
$1 (i.
Sl.tt'i
1 frontable Farming
. S. Daffy,
FARRi
EXAMINE MV STOCK OV
WORK HORSES
Before baying to cultivate your
Spring crops. I have them adapted
to every purpose.
FINE
Gentle Drivers
ALWAfS ON HAUD,
FOR SALE OR HIRE.
Horses boarded at
MODERATE PRICES
And well oared for.
Give me a call.
J. -A.. JOISTES.
Opposite Gaston House.
l.'U ,,! i.uiilis
IVmii. We have
--550W--
THE TIME
TO TU.11T 0V.R A NEW
LEAF AND COME AND
Y0U3 ACCOUNT.
Vv)l KNOWYOI.
E US
That Your Ac
3S
T DUE
Don't, Wait For us to
Collect by LAW, For we
Shall CERTAINLY do
so if you don't Pay up.
:WE THANK:
All our customers for
their very liberal
patronage, and
hope by a contin
uance of our past
business princi
ples to retain the same.
re y.i . vn tin I fc
JS3
Ed
CD
P3
ONEY
Refunded if anv Goods
irom our Stores are
not as Represented.
IN OUR
DEPARTMENT
We have reduced all
DRESS GOODS
To Cost to make room
for our Spring Stock.
Call and Examine.
Hackburn &
Willett,
AT DUNN'S
YOU WILL FIND
Everything
That is Kept in a
GKOCERY.
Quality
UNSURPASSED.
And Constantly Sup
plied With Fresh
Arrivals.
My Lino is
Complete and
-FULL IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT.
JOHN DUNN,:
Ho. 55 & 57 Pollock Ct
J i GET OLD BAKER 1801 FOR YOUR
I CHRISTMAS. v
through returnine to his home at Mt
OLD BAKER
TAYLOR'S."
1861
ONLY at V
shoes, only
At HOWARD'S.
1 '
47 & 49 POLLOCK ST.
Olive, r
RALEIGH, N. C.