.JOURNAL.
i r kr 'iu uriil la a local
A croker a local nol-
" u . A
' !i a itaia hfe, no Oiuia thai a
;M That depend very mach
i tb. J a an, and aomewbat apoa
Cbr. Korthea. of Qsorgia, of
ftn rtnrtl of 1350 for wbiU
ones can b obtained l tbU
ity. x ' - - - .
Tha Board af Caarea Eitenatoa
or the M. E. Chorea baa plaoed
apoa tbf aiarkat 150,000 of boads,
rnaolof three) or fire years at 6 per
eent for tba relief of needy eboreb
The Bishops of tba M. E. Charob
bare decided tbat a putor cannot
drcp from the roll aehoroh mem
heron aoooaat ot deUnoaencr in
- paying ebarok does.
Bows go sliver and vbeat. Tbe
blftnea who bold tba gold have
r
. it aovu, ani ioeir , "
V'U the Moaea who will lead na to
praotfeable bimetalllsmt
1 Capt O.T.Eeal, whobMtbedifl
ttactioa of being V only medical
atorekaepar In the Army, will be
retired oa the 25th Instant
and, the offloe will then cease to ex
Neer before was it so cold in
j the, Wast. A report cornea from the
' aorthera part of Oklahoma that
elf members .', of ; one family were
, , aaurdered by the father to prevent
their aofferloK while dying of the
Henry Rioh an old oltisen of Sa
- vaanah Ga, committed snioide
last Monday beeanse marriage Is a
- faihire. Ha had been marriel thre
Umee withont flndine the coveted
docetio filloity.
Croker is risht in one thine. He
ti cays: Congress ahonld either pans
or defeat the tariff bill at onea, as
something most be done to relieve
l' business of the nnoertainty that
now exists.
Sit. N Biggs, one of the trustees
t of th. Baptist Orphanage atTbom
I leeviUe, ia authority for the etate
t menl that the orphanage is in bet
; ter condition than it has ever been,
' and la" out of debt. There are now
150 children in the Baptist orphan,
i age. -The superintendent urges
that accommodations bo provided
for fifty more. Ex.
la st" recent issue of the New
"'.tort .Herald, the adddress of Sarah
and .Elisabeth Morrison, daugh
ters of John Harrison and Sarah
Skianer, was asked for. They are
' 'apposed to be in the South and
"siaj be In jNorth Carolina. They
."axa Sootch people and a fortune is
waiting for them. Those desiring
v- flatter 'information can address
E B. Mitchell Solicitor, Peterhead
, Sootland. ,.
Qen Evans and Hon W. Y. At
. klnson are eanvasBing Georgia, as
-' candidates for tbe Democratic gnb-
ernatorfal nomination. They are
j both good men. Mr. Atkinson's
ardor la carrying him into the re
ligioas fletls for political influence,
. whea in truth there is not a pare
Christian tn Georgia than General
15 vans." We trust that the Baptists
' and Hethodista of Georgia wll not
soil their robes in a soramble for
, oOoa., ....
i 1 1" H ii i
. KOiti ay Bis Sweetheart's Father.
, ASHXYUXS, N. O., Feb. 16. A
special to the Citizen from Mar
shall says Willis Morgan, brother
of Deputy Sheriff Jesse Morgan, of
Bunoome county, was shot and
instantly killed at Marshall, Madi
son county, by G. B. Sams, who is
, a brother-in-law of ,M. E. Carter,
1 flolleetw 3f. internal revenue for
' this district.
f . Willis Morgan was courting
; Sams' daughter and he bad been
; been ordered off the place. . He
' persisted in foraing himself on the
premises, with the resnlt stated.
2 " r . : BktekaoT&tiUs Seised.
;Abhxbobo. N. 0. Feb. 16.
.Deputy Colliotor; Troy seized and
: hauled oat a large blockade still
--' from J, M. York, Boapstone mount
J' aia, Randolph county, Wednesday
night. :. , .
1 - ' EilJnQH, N. 0.; Feb. . 15. Col
lector Simmons is lnrormea oi tne
of the seizure of the illicit whiskey
distillery Of J. F. Cain, at South
Lowell, Durham county. The still
? In of 125' "gallons ' eapdty. Ten
barrels of contraband whiskey
were aeiaed at Dnrham.
Xa EIecUoa Inspector Goes te the Pea-
' - . lteatlery,
V ""Smr Yoek; Feb'lB. Dennis
jv: J, Bnckley, who was an - inepwjtor
- of the eighteenth election district
' was convicted on Taesday of re-
oftlvina-" fraudulent ;. rotes, was
antfced this morning by Justice
r Ean..t to serve one year in the
'. nnnit:.-atiarr and to par a . fine of
r -" sv :
EwvJaUee f Ieect ( 1
At a rejtular meeting of Vane
boroLodpeSo. 433 of Free and
Accepted Msnon. bld la ids m-
sonic Lo-lg at Vanceboro Craven
Oonatv, Xorth Oarohaa oa re).
11th, 1834, the foUowtng preamble
and reaolaliOBS were antmlondy
adopted:
Whereas It laa pieaaea ina . oa
rriDi Ruler to remove ur well
beloved brother, Boderto D. Willi-
ama from our midst ana elevate
him to that clorlons and celestial
lods-a oa high, aad whore; la tl e
(teeth of. brother Williams, this
Lodre is called apoa to moora tbe
loss of a worthy member, aad also
one of the charter mejiberr, (Ha
also held several nroatnent sta
tions in oar Lodge ) One who in
his dally walks practiced the great
randimental principles w our oraer
tbe widow and fhetless a trno
friend, in du ivL. His wife and
children an affectionate husband
and indulreut parent. And in
the commnnit y a good and nsefol
clticen. Therefore be it
Beeolved. that we deeply sympa
thlse with tbe afflcted family of
onr deceased brother in their sad
bereavement.
Resolved that aa a mark of re
spect for tbe deceaeed brother, we
will wear the usual badge of mourn
in for tbe space of 'birty days.
Resolved that tbe thinks of this
lodge be tendered to the Master
and bretberen of St. Johns Lodge
No. 36 of Richmond Va, for their
kind and fraternal regard extended
to oar brother daring bio sickness.
Resolved tbot tbe above pre
amble and resolutions be published
in the New IBkbnk Weekly
Jocejial. and a cony be sent to
tbe St. John's Lodge No. 30, at
Richmond, Va., and also a copy
be plared among the records of
Vanoeboro Lodge
N. L. Seabolt,
ii'
J. A. Perser, Oom
W. C. Brewer,
Taking Cold.
Catarrhs should receive care
ful consideration, instead of the
neglect which they generall meet
with untill they have fastened on
the part affected so much as to
excite the attention, and perhaps
alarm, of the sufferer.
A person in good health, with
fair play, easily resists cold. But
when the health flags a little,
and liberties are taken with the
stomach or the nervous system,
a chill is easily taken, and ac
cording to the weak spot of the
individual, assumes tne form ot
a cold, or pneumonia, or, it may
be, jaundice. Of all causes of
''cold," probably fatigue is one
of the most efficient. A jaded
man coming home from a long
day's work, a growing youth
losing two hours sleep over even
ing parties two or three times a
week, a youug lady heavily
"doing the season overfed and
with a short allowance of sleep,
are common instances of the
victims of "colds."
Luxury is favorable to chill-
taking. Very hot rooms, soft
chairs and feather-beds create a
sensitiveness that leads to catar
rhs. It is not, after all, the "cold''
chat is so much to be feared as
tbe antecedent conditions that
give the attack a chance of do
ing harm. Some of the worst
colds happen to those who do
not leave the house, or evla
their bed; and those who are
most invulnerableareoften those
who are most invulnerable are
oftenthose who are most exposed
to changes oftemperature and
who. by trood sleep, cola Datning,
and regular habits, preservethe
tone of their nervous system and
circulation.
Probablr a crood many chills
are contracted at night or at the
fag-end of the day. when tired
people get tne equuionum ot
their circulation disturbed by
either overheated sitting-rooms,
or underheated bedrooms and
beds. This is especially the case
with elderly people. In such
cases, the mischief is not always
done instantaneously, or in a
single night. It often takes place
insidiously, extending over days,
or even weens, it tnus appears
that "taking cold" is not by any
means a simple result of a lower
temperature, but depends largly
upon personal conditions and
habits affecting especially the
nervous and muscular energy of
the body.
How to Kill Not Grass.
A ladv furnishes the Clinton
Democrat with a recipe for kill
ing nut grass, as follows:
Prepare tne sou in tne tail or
winter by plowing and harrow
ing for a smooth surface to work
on. In the spring, with the first
signs of vegetation, stare your
scrape. I use an ordinary cotton
scrape. Scrape as otten as tne
grass snows up wmcn win ne at
least once a wees ror awnue,
but it will soon begin to weaken,
and at tbe end of the first sea
son you will think it is dead, but
you will not quite have it
tint tne second season wun
persistent warfare you can get
it all, but for fear it will rally I
am scraping mine the third sea
son. Remove fence and all rub
bish where it cair conceal itself
before beginning operations, for
if one nut is left you will hear
from it Scrape just deep enough
to clip the thread wnere it stools.
The ground will soon get so
mellow that it will be difficult to
scrape shallow enough, and this
tauerht me another lesson, viz. ;
constant stirring is all that is
necARRarv for a crowinz croo of
ter the,' ground baa ' Seen
thoroughly broken in the spring.
Better Taaa Us Famsni Cora wall
At Dtllu Monday w ww la coorm.
tna with prominent Kiag a Mcranttia
man, woo baa money in tat ua eotarpnn
of h plac. Ho aan tb tova hu tba
til feref. Tbia natal baa bees diacorered
already la larga quantities and proapart
ing la atlll goiog oa. northern capital,
lata ataad ready with big money to take
bold of tbe bosinaaa. aa anon aa tia
sough te diatktTtrtd to jastify working
too miaea. - -
Dot If the metal la band la auffldent
quaatitiea U it hardly likely that the
King Moontaia people, who know a
mood thine whoa they tea it, will allow
much or the stock to be sold away from
bona. Bonn of tbe nraa paa oat about
73 dot cent ol tio while too Deseral imiw
eeotajre it aooot tore timea bigner toaa
. ... . . . .
mat or tne ancient ana ami tamoai
Cornwal mines of England. Gartonla
Uaxette, v V -..-. -.
ITS QUIT! A STEP
p-om tne imt, grtpuc,
k Beawhrtoaoor
fa f- Tanoa uare Hi
V V-k Th, littla FeOoas,
XiT-A. fearcaly krw than
amalleat and the ea
muiiAni watam. an na
to take uny, aacar
eoatad cranulca ibai
ehM b nadr tor.
Tber act in the ntildeaa. eaiia. moat aaa.
nral war. Vo riolenoa, no reaction arte.
want, and (Wr nelp lasfx Tber dm
nently tun Coratjnation, Indieeatioa, BUiooa
Attacks. Flak or Biliona Heailachaa. and all
derangomeuta ot tbe lirer, iptrh and
bowela.
They're put tip tn araled rlah. Thla ben
tbem always trezt, and reliablo, unlike tbe
ordinary pill in wooden and paateboara
bora.
They're tbe rhtapett, (or they're ptaroa
lara to gtra euuncwm, or your money a ra
turnod. You pay only (or the good yon (el.
Tto matter what you're tried and fonad-i
wajitui, tou can De cored wltn in. HagM
FOR KENT
Tlie house on N. W. corner of Met
calfandNew streetg, lately occupied "by
E. B. Roberts
fl61w Apply to G. II. Roberts.
Poring Fair Week.
The Banks of this city will close at one
o'clock p. m. except on Tuesday the SOth
and Thursday the 22d when they will be
closed all day. 114UW.
Good Bread Now
For two or three days our tread has
not ben so good ss usuil, but we have
corrected the difficulty and customers
will now find it as good as jrer.
Respectfully
Clabk Bakixo Co.
NOTICE.
FEBBUAltY 14th, 1894.
All Taxes not paid
within 15 days fro m the
date of this notico the
property will be duly
advertised and sold ac
cording to law.
Pay up and swe Costs.
W. D WALLACE,
City Tax Collector.
NUNN & McSORLEY
1 co
CD
TENNY'S
CD
CO P
A. Fresh Ltt
Jvist Received,
Call and get a Package.
g TAFFY.
Made fresh every day.
IV unn &, JVIcSorley.
kXJIes,
Wholesale and Bet ail
- DEALEE iS
General
MERCHANDISE.
New I J erne, N. C
SEED IRISH POTATOES
U STOOK , ,
And for Sale Cheap.
D. F. JARVIS.
LARGE STOCK OF
Ladies Dress
ELEGAFT DISPLAY US k
CARRETS
Mattings & Oil Cloth'
LADIES'
CgSTOIi nADE t
New ' Line . of Ladies' . Dress
Goods Just Beceived for the early
erwr
Spring trade. - ,
Wkolnals Xarktt Cos try irs4Beel
'
Uto aUU M ektticS 1-1 jrraas lod. i5c
irraaed beef S. "
Beeswax. t021.
Corn, 41 c v ..
Chickeoa, 40aSOe pair,
nocks, Eng. 4050i; Xoajorj BOaSOa
Ejrjra, 10 to 11 -
Field peaa,blackxlaybaok sod spocklad.
SO a SO black-eya,75c .
Hldea Dry flint, 1 1-taSc: dry salt 8c
JPKSO, 11 V '
.Uata.410. ...
Peanots, 60a60c(a -Torkeya,
L85a$100.pr. '
Wool 10 to ISo.
Pork OaSc,
Peanut Ted pork, aot wanted.
FoUtoea, Yarns 40 a50q Batnaa SSo.
. Rice, prime, 60c
BRYAN and. SMITH
Mm ail CsnmMoii Mcrcliaits,
, AND DEALERS IN
Hay, Grain, Seid
And Uill Feed.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Large consignment of HOITL
TON'S Early Bose and Bliss Tri-
umph Seed Potatoes,
Also a fresh supply of Beets,
Turnip, Tomato, Cucumber, Kad
ish and Melon Seeds,
New supply Clover and Lawn
Urass seed Just arrived.
Have in transit 100 bus. Earl
iest Improved - Bed Valentine
Beans.
Exclusive Airents for flail's
Patented CANNING OUTFIT for
Farm and Family use.
-CIVE US A TRIAL
before buying elsewhere.
D. & 24 CRAVEN
UlJttU 9lilllll STREET,
E. S. STREET.
If you want a stylish turnout,
Something good and neat,
You do not need to look about
But go E. S. Street.
And every kind of horse you
need,
The strong and useful too
No use for others then to heed,
j.' or ne win sure suit you.
He'll treat you right, and st 11 you
uueap,
On bis word von mav ml v.
And all his promises will keep,
o irom mm tis oest to any.
CELLULOID, IVORINE
FOB SALE BY
Mrs. . F. Dillingham,
113 Middle St
COMICS 2 for I Cent.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
We are Headquarters
for Plows and Castings,
Cultivators, Ha r r o w s
Guano Distributors and
all "kind of Farming
Implements.
To Merchants:
QWe can aellfycraJPlowa and Caatingaat
Factory PriceJ . -
L H CUTLER & CO.
Received
A LABGE LOT OF THOSE
IV. O. HAMS
That I am selling at
13 1.8 ctta. per lt.
ALSO TRY A BBU OF MY
'Best on Enrtti"
IT ONLY CO TS YOU , V .
$4.50 PER BBL
And there is none better made.
; To my COUNTRY friends I
wonld say drive right in the :
i rear of my Btore, where yon -
' wUl find BTABLE3 FREE.
My prices' are low, rny dealings
are jnst give me a trial and I will
guarantee satisfaction or refund
ail money. t "I
Respeetfollf,
r J'Tl, JParlzer, Jf '
i : NO. 77 BROD ST. '
L 3
NOR!
- THAff
OLD VIRGINA
CHEaoorS
WHY HOT UBE THEM?
- Prioes aa Low as aaj Good Che
root.
F. UIrichv:
WHOLESALE QROOER,
NEW BERTH, N. a
T.i.Turner&Co.
DAVE J0ST RECEIVED
Another new 8 TOOK of FURNI
TURE, Mattresses and Baby Car
riages. And wo will soil eheap for
caih or oa time. Before pnrehailng
elsewhere eall and see as,
Hon 70 ft 73 Middle 8t-
New Berne, IV. J.
Wm, H. OLIVER,
Life, Fire. Marine,
Accident, Fidelity,
. Steam Boiler
NE WBEBN, N. C.
A Number of Time-Tried and
Fire-Tested Companies Represent.
ed.
Over 1123,000,000 assets repre
sented.
( NOlORiRY rUBLIC.
Commissioner of Deeds for New
York, Connecticut and Pensyl
vania. BP Agent National BoardMa-
rine Underwriters. .
m m waw asssi waw
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00 t'3ead ov
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: aud cino::o acuve youito i.iul"3 roar uronvro
'ri-i'XM ri'.V rr VOI f J " r" - " r
Now i& the time to Buy while I have ajarge stock to select from.
They are cheaper than ever before for 0ASII or Negotiable
Paper. ; . " ' vv:.'":,' '!..-.;; ;;;V
VV'OF;-
Buggies, Rflad Carts & the Genu
uine White Hickory Farm Wagon,
- Harness, Ladies and Gents Saddles, Buggy-Robes
on hand. . - - , ;
ALSO ansthir lot of
Driving and Work Horsos and Halss emy3
YejfoidaY, and I will sell any and ell of th
t
verv suw
Eespectfully
J. W. STEWAEI
Tbe Best Slioei for tf
El. I' WW
eje K .:: ' k lu 1
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a if bsub.
a t inu aijaiiu rvron m imm 1 -a
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DEALERS who push the sale of W. LDouglaa Shoes gain customers,
which helps to increase the sales on their full line of goods. Tr
aflbrd te aelt at a lnu profit, and wo beUera ron can aaT money Dy baytafl; ell runl
footwear or tka dealer adrartiaod bolow. Catalogno tr npom appUoatloa. .
For Sale toy JiJ. BAXTER, Agt, New Bsrns IT. C. '
'vav aa wr aoaai asp-
Diivino '7oi'' C lovzo
i sis i sasal
those Gcq3 and Tro
IM-A--L:V:V
Torvasii
a at Taak n r.
Wi Li UUUULU
GnHaLUaa BflMM.1fJ.toMM 114 GLm awvU kat m4a
84 and 83.0Q Dress snos.
luiuu cu.Umb work, cosuaa iron $0 to $8.
$3.50 Police Shoe. 3 Soles.
nCKl W aUtUllfT SOW KVW SSHSajW.
82.00, and 82 Shoes,
Urwaualtcd at lb nrict.
Boys 82 e 81.70 School Shoes
a Art Iho Bert for ScnKa,
. LADIES'
$3, $2.60 $2, $1.70
fieat AXSBsTOlaV. HtTllBll. ltfrlSl
jV.tl.ng and terTlcble.lte8t
U the world. AU Stylea. ,
Inalat upon hsTlnc w. ;
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