journal.
- ot Grorge V. Childa,
I i . WiUoa ' bill pese4 tbj
3 and toiiUiM'J faotories aie
i ; . z la erery direction.
T n Tariff bill havlnf been dte-
I t l of la the, Conse. the. liw
a.'.aa debate beglaa. .
II Inert are oa Ua t pU l
West Virginia as well a Colora
do. '..
Tb debt Statement issued the
Fahra&rT - showed aa
UIM
taoreaae daring Jaaaarj of 17,830,
Tb tariff bill was submitted to
the. Seaafe oa laat Friday and waa
Immediately referred to the uom.
nlttea oa Finance).
. Oa laat Fiiday tba Homo defea
ted tba bill to repeal the law impos
ing" a ten per cent tax on Stat
bank issues. '
Tha Washington Poet says: The
Marriage of the Wlleoa bill and the
. income tax waa in the nature ot an
- elopement and the Democratic press
it expected to oome promptly for-
ward with "bleu yon, me chil
drea.w .
.There la dead-lock in toe Mis.
aiaaippl Legislature ever the Sena-
- torial eoateet ia the Democratic
eaaoaa, Feb S, the nfty-flfth ballot
leoolted MeLarea 60 Taylor 37.
Cbampbell 30, Eowry 21.
Mr. Henry Watteraoa thinks the
aezt Demooratlo nominee for the
Presidency La dwelling in obsouritj
to-day; that the leaders will be
paaaed by and a new man taken
A bill to prevent prize
ighting ia pending in the
Iowa Legislature; and a bill
aa also been introduced in the
name body to prohibit newspapers
- from publishing the details oi
' priae-flgbta by rounds.
Tha only growing thing in Jack
aa Park, Chicago, commemorative
.erf tha World's Fair is a beantifal
lime tree, planted in May, 1892, by
, George W. Childs. It is on the
wooded Island, directly aorosf
from the agrtioultoral building.
The old Lincoln homestead in
Lome County, Ky-, has been pur.
ohased by a syndicate of Kentuck-
iana who expect to beautify the
place into a park and donate It
to tba gorernment as a national
park.
? In regard to old North Carolina
people we hare the testimony of
the Marlon Beoord that Mrs. Bai
lie Harwell of Burke county is 105
yearsof age and the Waynesville
Oosrter asserts that an Indian call
ed Big Witoh, in the Soco country,
115.
Hon. William L. Wilson, chair
man of the executive Committee
of the National Association of Dem
ooratlo Clubs, has called a meeting
of the committee, to be held at the
Ebbett House, Washington, on the
18th of February. Mr Wilson
states that the meeting will be a
Terr important one. Mr. J. 8. Carr
represents North Carolina on the
Committee.
British Tag Selaed Br Brazilians.
Bio Dl Jairxino, Feb. 3. The
British tug Cardiff i was yesterday
eiced oy President Peixotto, on
the ground that she had been
cmnsKlins dynamite to the lnsur-
centa. ,
A large quantity was iound on
the vessel. The affair has caused
a aensation scarcely lessjthan that
caused by Admiral Benham's ac
tion.
Deposits For Bead Purchases,
New YOBX. Feb. 3. The total
navmenta Into the aab-treasury to
to the close of business to-day on
account of the new Goverment
loans amonnted to 120.229,000, of
which 17,729,000 were paid in to-
Of today'a payments 94,379,000
waa in gold ana tne remainder in
legal tenders and treasury notes.
Bate ef Balelgh Street BaUwar Decreed
BXLXIQH, Feb. 3. Judge Sey
more, of the United States Circuit
ourt, arrived here this afternoon
va his way to Greenville, S. C, to
' hold a term of court there.
While here he signed a decree
ordering the aale of the Baleigb
atnet railway by B. T Gray, eom
miaaioner, the sale to be ( held nn
leea the detanlt interest and all the
floating indebtedness is paid with'
'. ta thirty days. ' ;v ; '
Tne sale will be made after "five
' weeks notion. The suit was brought
by the Mercantile Trust and De
posit oompany, of Baltimore. l The
juS xe also took notion in the eases
of Uonnell : Qillmcn, of Tarboro,
f gainst Louis Billiard As Co., ol
2,'orfolk, and of the lattej . firm
against Brown and others, of Pi't
coty.
A EKTH2ICAL EARL'
. i
THE OLD MEMNON HAS
REACHED THE EXDOF
HER CAREER.
1 Salllf Teurl that raa Away Tnm
tha FwoMf Alabaraa-Storj ef
tka Baea-HUtery ef ;i
,; 'tie Bar Mace
' the ar. ' ';'
. -. . ..
Th old bark Memaon. one of the
bk( anoieat erafta oa the Pacific
osr, will go to sea no more. : ens
aHt (ought ber laat, tattle agaiaat
wind and water and will be towed
ta me marine crematory at Ui
l -ruia City, .lie will oe ooa.
signed to the t!mes.
TOrt Memno.i waa built in Boston
a and 'iu ahe started OS
hur flr.it vo aze waa one of the best
sM)i anoat ol ner aise. cor sev
eral j ears she was the pride of the
HtriA ooeau ana couia taow ner
hMfia ti &dt cralt in the trade.
shH nnfl of the verr few Am
erican veooels that wsen ceased oy
ioe pirate Alabama aacoeeded to
musing an escape, xoe aemuua
was on her way from Liverpool to
Boetoo at the time and fell in with
me Alabama when about half way
aoroM the Atlantic.
Tha Alabama concealed tier 1U-
rlnntitv until she sot within half
mile of the Metnnon, when the
Confederate flag was h isttd to the
tand and the atUnisbed crew ot
the Tan tee bark began to realise
toe true character ot tne strange
roamax. The caDtam of the Uem-
uon cailed all nanus aft, and in a
v.rv fcv words told them that cap
ture meant many long months is
prison, and that ne proposea to es
cape if possible.
The crew were no more aiixioux
to viHit a Confederate prison than
ioe captatu, and when be gave the
,.rrier to aaare away the yards the
cotomaud waa obeyed in a verj
short time.
it whs hlowine a eale from the
northwest at the time, and tne bark
rat nnder her topsails, out as
.mm an the varda were sqaaid the
men ran aloft, and sail after sail
IimihaiI and set,. The men took
nn Hiiia to cast off the caskeia Ev
erything was knife work, and in al
most less time man u taaee to ten
r, the daring Yankee was flying
iway to the eastward uouer a ciodq
.1 ciivass that tbreateued to tear
themtstout of her every min
ute
Ui:&'ii Semmes of the Alabama
nad uo idea that the bark would
r.ry to ecaoe and waa below when
(he DroHectiva prize ohanged her
I'ourne au l began to sail. Ue was
iju ekly od deiik, however, ana seat
shot afrer shot at the fly ng Yau-
uee iu hoies ot cnplmg ber. At
i he same time tbe Alabama crowd
. it on all team and sail, but a
sterncbaHe is a long one, and iu a
reeze like tbe Yankee bark was as
tW, as tbe Alabama and just a
ridrf taster.
In suite of evervthiuz Semmes
could do the Memnon slovly but
t-.urely drew away from her pursuer,
. . . . i i i i r
una as toe Aiauama uruppeu lur-
i Der ana turmer usLeru iub uujos ui
tbe Yankee crew revived.
The jhase lasted until night, and
then the pirate steamer gaue it up
and hauled off to look for some-
hing not quite so speedy. But if
i he Alabama gave np the race the
M.mnnn AiA tint., for flhA flAVAr
xtarted tack or sheet until she bad
put several hundred miles of oeean
oetweeo the Alabama and her
self. She then resumed ber coarse for
New York, where she arrived after
a rough passage of 31 days.
After tbe war she was placed in
t he Eist Indian trade and then was
sent out to this coast. She has
traded to China and the Australi
an colonies and when too old for
hat was engaged in tbe coastwise
trade.
Bhe his also made several vov-
ages op to Alaska and has always
made money for her owners. San
Francisoo Chronicle.
TREATMENT OF HORSES.
Willing: Servants of Man When Shown
Borne Little Consideration.
' Tbe horse is an animal upon
which the farmer, the business
man, the pleasureseeker, and, in
fact, nearly every one in society
depends for labor, writes W. H.
Yeomans in an exchange.
As a rule he is patient, kind,
williog, and. in fact desirous of
doing what is reasonably re
quired of him. With these quali
ties he is entitled to some con
sideration. We have often thought when
we have seen a hose abused bv
an intoxicated or evern a hard
hearted driver that these were
proper cases for the exercise of
the duties belonging to the Hu
mane Society, or Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to An
imala.
The horse that is well cared
for and is not asked to do be
yond his strength or endurance
i8a willing servant, and then
when an animal that is poorly
fed is loaded beyond its strength
or urged on beyond its power of
endurance, euch acts are absol
ute cruelty. r. , .. V'A" '
There i no more noble animal
than the horse, and when - well
trained, well , fed ' and well
groomed, lie feels a degree of
fride in a noble bearing when
upon the road with a kind and
considerate master. i v
l 't Action that ' is governed by
good judgment is no injury to a
hose but an advantage: occa
sional rapid driving is good for a
horse, but dangerous wnen car
ried to excess.
Illustrations of this have come
under our iotice within the past
fortnight, where horses have
been overworked ia comparison
with their feed. One was an an
imal - that was attached to a
heavy butcher's cart; the labor
was too severe for him, and he
succumbed to it; another was a
case where the owner drove to a
city, a distance of six miles
away, and returned with quite a
load, making the entire twelve
miles, over a road with some
hills, in the short space of an
hour and thirty minutes. ; The
result was a dead hone inside of
two . hours after, reaching its
stable.
Now in this case there was so
demand for traveling. If double
tbe time had been taken, the
horse would probably have been
alive to-day.
The mania for rapid driving
seems to be on the increase, and
l aves its effects in prematurely
used-up animals Because of
abuse iu uso many a horse that
would perform reasonable ger
vico for many years is cast aside
to make room tor another upon
which the same inhuman treat
ment is to be practiced. If those
who use animals would have
some regard for them, and would
be reasonably merciful, the
world would be better off than
it now is.
IT DOESN'T GO FAR KSOUQH
. tb osoal bowni
ln.fll.liii II
oieam out your
rytem. In man
or lea nnphuaiit
wt but UuUI
an. ToaVa left to yourself again,
when that fa) orer.
Dr. Fiirce'i Pleannt Pellets go
further, giT better help, do more
good. They hava a Umlo or
strengthening effect on tha lining
membrane! of the intestine. Toil
aaugta and increase the natural action of the
bowels. By this moons, they ptmeamUy
ear Constipation, Biliousness, Jatmdioa,
Boor Stomach, Indigestion, Disxiness, Sick or
Bilious Headaches, and ererr like disorder.
They're tiny, sugar-coated grannies, a com
pound of refined and oonoontrated vegetable
axtract tha smallest, the easiest to take,
and tbe easiost in tba way they act
They're guaranteed to glv satisfaction, m
erery case, or your money Is returned. Ton
pay only for the (pwd yon get
For 80 cents, at any druggist's, yon can boy
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. No matter bow
bad your case or of how long standing, this
will permanently cur your Catarrh.
Accident Insurance.
If you arc not already provided
with an accident policy be sure
and take one out right away in
tbe Guarantee Accident Lloyd's
of New York. This system has
lieen in vogue more than two
hundred years, the first one being
established in Umnoa m 16S8,
and daring that time not one
record of a failure among them
can be found.
Bomultjs A. Nunn, Agt.
!(, R. JONES,
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
General
MERCHANDISE.
New Berne, IV. C
SEED IRISH POTATOES
IN STOOK
And for Sale Cheap.
BRYAN and SMITH
Brokers and Collision Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
Hay, Grain, Seed
fiad ff Jill Feed.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
LaYfre consignment of IIOTJL-
TON'S Early Rose Seed Potatoes.
Also a fresh supply of Beets,
Turnip, lomato, Cucumber, Rad
ish and Melon Seeds.
Bare in transit New Supply
Clover and Lawn Grass Seed,
Exclusive Agents for "Nichols
Farmers Friend" Fertilizer, A
High Grade all-crop Fertiliser.
Also Agents for Hall's Patent
ed CANNING OUTFIT for Farm
and Family use.
GIVE US A TRIAL
Dra. ft Cssasila 84 CRAVEN
III JtsIR 12 aJlillUI, aTBEEJT.
MR. E. S. STREET
13 OFF BOTUS STOCK, -
AND HAS SniPPED '
TO HP, HAK HATCH
2 Car Loads
FINE, WELL .BROKE, HORSES
AND MULES, : ,
And will return in a few days
' With another CAH LOAD.
NDNN & McSORLEY
niYEJCST RECEIVED
A fins lot Eananas,
Florida Oranzes, Huts.
wa . - W
amns&c
TEUITETS CAUDIESi
Hotel Brunswick, McKeel's and
. Tnk. Teller's CWebraUMl
- c.Cigtra.-. . ;, . ., :
Mcerchanm, Briar and Rosewood
tfpes.
A8PECIALTY.
UTC11 and tet us.
IllUri & LhSODLEY.
Received
i. taSOX LOT Or THQSK
IV. O- HAMS
That I am selling at
IS 1-3 cts. per lb.
ALSO TRrA BBL. OF MY
'Best on Earth"
FLOUR,
IT ONLY C03TS YOU
$4.50 PER BBL
And there is none better made.
To my COUNTRY friends I
would say drive right in the
rear of my store, where yon
will find STABLES FREE.
My prices are low, my dealings
are just give me a trial and I will
gnarentee satisfaction or refund
ail money.
Respectfully,
J. H. Iarlcer. Jr.
NO. 77 BROAD ST.
IT fKKES UE SBILE
m v y y p
TO THINK THAT
Has just received a'anpply
of thoe
Tennessee Cart Wheels.
Friend go and get yon a
pair of them, then yon oan
smile. Pay WHITTI what
yu owe htm and J that will
make him smile. Don't yon
aaa.
HONEY
Gold, Silver or Paper,
I oar not whiob, Jait bring it oa and
1 will guar an tea your
FULfrVALUE RECEIVED
Beside? a full atook of general
groceries 1 keep the finest grsoea
Oanned Froits, Vege
tables. Meats, Preserves,
Jelliet, Spices, Flavoring
Extracts, Maoaronl, Baiiina,
, Prunes,
Currants,
Apples,
Oranges,
Bannazas,
Lemons,
Sweet and Irish Potatoes and Cab
bages always fresh.
My stock of Fanoy and Plain
Cakes and Crackers are ansnrpassed
and always fresh from bakery. ; ,
Mixed, Sweat and Boor Pioklea to
suit tha taatv;";', : :
Goods promptly delivered to any
ymt m vt un viigr . j
To my conn try friends I extend a
cordial invitation to drive right Into
tbe lot ia the rear of my atore where
atablee are tree. .'....
J. J. 'TQISOX
Alex Miller Building, Broad - St
above Middle.
TO THE PUBLIC.
.. Having Lately Pnrohaaad a whale
and Complete " r .
STOCK of FURNITURE
Below the Manufacturer eoat, there,
fore will sell th( same 1, -
Than yon can buy else
, . where.
WILL POSITIVELY give the pub
lis the benefit ot it. Coma and ex
amine Stock and Prices, at the T. A,
Henry Store, opposite Hahn'a Sta-
blea. '- ' M. H. SULTAN, Agt.
7
71
1i
THAT?-
OLD VIRGINA
r ; .ChER0OtS
WHY NOT USE 1IIEK?
Priotl aa Lo a? a aaj ()od Cla-
root, - . '
v
F. Ulrich
WHOLESALE OKOER,
NEW BERNE N C
s. Ail stri:fi
GENERAL IN1URA1TCE
S AND
REAL E3TATK
AGENT.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
lyCofleetor of Rents a speciaUy;
79 SOUTH FRONT STREET
New Beruc, N. C.
T.J.Turner & Co.
Have Jost Received Their Hi
Stools, of
3ETX:rxi3 Iulx-o
Mattresses and Qoose
Feathers for the Fair
And wifl sell CHE 1' for Cash
or on Time.
Call at No. 70 & 72 Middle St.
and eee for jooreolvo"
HORSES!
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HdixOf -
7VTCK7T
ri
P.
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m
-S:. A 3Tl RTOrtWfl AfVWTTTV TTATrT DTfTtTin
Now is the time to Buy. while I have a large stock to select from, '
'They are cheaper thm ever , before for CASH or Negotiablft
Paper. ' y ; : ', . " . ;',Vi. -
' jr. A.. Jpliesr South Front St. Opposite Gaston Hcttsj.
vFABm&mElEM'S
- We are Head quarters
for Hows and Castings,
Cultivators, Ha r rows
Ouanb Distributors and
all .'kind, of Farming
Implements
'. Mfe con aellyonJPlows and CasJings at
Factory Prices ' . " .
L 11 CTXTLHH CO.
(l TTati JIt IT
.-,,- . -. .
Buggies, Road Carts & the Genu
uine White Hickory, Farm Wagon,
Ilarncs?, Ladies and Gents Saddles, Buggy-Robes
on hand. . ; ' ;
; .' atJX.r. vUa
t4M
130 ansllnr lot of those Good and Trca
Oiivin a&d Vcrx JbrsascndLIulss Arrived
Yo6tc1sv. $nd I will ssll any and all cf tha
waavawavv
Verv Low
Or Secured DEeStTDors
. Eespectfully
J. W. STEWAiTL
HORSES !
2
.: f :-. iL-, : .... a. Vt-:.- rr.--. . i'
-..null ii.,.,ii. ' -. fifl -i
fit a 1J
Priving& .Work frSorob
3FISGLES! .
SHII70LE81!
Large lot of HAND-MADE
Shingles kept in stock and for sale
cheap. -i' ' Apply to
v , w. . p. hilu
Foot of Middle St.. ' -
j26Sm Near Market Wharf.
p i NOTICE t
; ' - Jan. 20th, 1894.
After lsb. 1st, I shall distrain
and garnishee all unpaid polls. r
Pay np and save costs.
'r;4 ' W.D.WALLACE,
r; City Tax Collector.
m" -
for Cash
HORSES I
0
Tirfltn ntunnvrrnfti
1 vy
C .--v'..;-- .1"-:
I HAVE ON HAND '
A LARGE LINE OF .
MEN'S UND
GyEr.Go:F3.
ALSO A GOOD LIN3 OF
bots' suits, wnicn I wiiia
' SELL AT
. N. Y. COST.
Comeearly?anil get yonr choice v
a j. G::iTnt
No. 79 Middle SU