lBI-sHMEE 'JOURNAL.
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VOL. XIILNO. 91.
NEW BERNE, N. C.: SATURDAY. JULY 21, 1894
PRICE 5 CENTS
V: ;
JTJZSS LOCALS,
KOU the finest line of Meats In the city
po to Samuel Coho an d Ron's to-day.
; Veal, Lamb, Mutton and Beat. .
fs ' - VOCAL CLASS All those wishing to
v" j. take lessons in singing and voice culture
are requested to meet at toe i, M. u. a.
FOB ftENT: Dwelling No. 124
Pol.
lock street, adjoining my residence.
jull8 B. B. Davknpobt.
i STENOGRAPHY and Type Writing
Miss Rachel 0. Brown tenders her services
' ta the, nuhlic as StenoffraDher and tvre-
writer. She can be found at the office of
- Mr. 0. H. Guion, over the Citizens Bank,
between the hours 10 a. m. and 5 p. m. : -s4
JjIS U&dteilZiKWk&K
'! MINERAL WATERS; Heving reoeuwl
- the agency to represent the Colemansville
v :r Mineral Spring Water of Cumberland Co.
Va.V I beg- leave to Inform the public
- ' that I have" ubw on hand mineral spring
i . water for sale at 40 cts., toer gallon. iL
. W. Chapman, Agt, 8? South Front St.
KOOM8 TO RENT, Comer ol East Front
"clvoH Pollock streeta. JU3 5L ;
I MACHINE and band made brick in any
f "quantity for sale. i; Apply to Chas. Bei.
MONEY saved 1 'monev made. : Buy
T vour MediciDes at Maoe's Drug Store.
You will save money on every purchnw.
Quality guaranteed., A trial will convince
WANTED: Comes of . the Wbksxy
' Journal of 1894. One copy February
T 1st - One February 18th and two - of
r February 22d. Please send or address to
, tbJ office. . . - .
" WHEN Boraxine is used according to
directions, a third of the labor and the
cost of soap in ordinary washing is saved.
Samples free at J. F. Taylor's. . -v,-...
SlCW. ADVERTISEMENTS ;?
. : ameaWpWateraiT-Mortgajre Sale.,;
, ... v 8am'l Colin & Bon Fine Lamb, etc.
' - Tobacco caring has ,; commenced in
Mayorliie is Bgain at bis post of
duty.: H and the other delegates to the
- Oongresstonai convention got uacK yes
teyiMj:' pt . -i , J&1 'h
Vft Onxt Wedneeday, July 85tb, the
Democrtticf nom'nUing convention for
r the aiilK" Judicial district , will meet at
;', Morehead -City. i
' The KinstoD Free Piesa thinks that if,
.': there is no mishap to crop between now
T and harvest time, that the farmeis will
,s Jiave to build larger barns. "
Accessions to he ranks of the pleasure
: seekers at Horehead are daily freceivedi
. ' . Among those who passed through ; last
7f s "'K0':. 8laS down "was a , party -from
32ifXharietou;v
(SjXfoUiiweTl and Peterson of Goidsboro
ir ne have ijan so' many dollar excursions
JfTfe-iTwathal city to Morehead will run an-'--
: '" other to go down Tuesday, jAngust'14tb
and return the next evening. , '';-I
, -!' The LaGrange itemisser cftbe Kinston
Free Press aay twenty-three people ar-
rived Monday seeking the healthful waters
, ' - 'X ' of Seven Springs, and that there are new
. V ' fifty boarders at the Springs.
-v . " The members' of the State Medical
' 'V Board which has' been holding an ad
' " i. journed maeting at Morehead City to re
V?. i ceiye and act npon appucationa, passed
; " througll' Friday morning returning to
- their homes, t - -., , .
'-:Mr.'-J. L, Habn who returned from
w t ; , Morehead 'yetorday report that the big
p? crowd there are haying greaf enjoyment,
f . '" TTn ,.. mill, . nartv lllof aatliul AniMrn tn
1 . ) , . " ' iho tioht limlsfl thA nravlnua' dttv trolllna
. a they went. , One sera caught weighed
;:. twenty pounds and it - took two men to
ipnUhimln.j:;.Vr.--'5 ' TtCu ;-"
. Mrs. Hill requests all children Intend-
ng to take vocal lessons to meet her at
- . the T. M. C. A. Monday morning' at
o'clock Lndies .and gentlemen wishintt
. to receive instruction in slghtinging and
r"-; voice culture, are requested to meet her
' at the same place at night at half past
"j;. 'eight o'clock. - '
. " ; , The Free" Press reports that J. B".
; . Darden has tobacco that measures six feet
."r ana tnree incnes across, xnat , . j
. Hemby showed the editor two large bolls
of cotton, one of which was grown and
informed him that the prospect was good
; f r a big orsp, and, it also mentions that
' XL V.. I?.ouse has a turky hen which has
:,, ; laid 121 e -a since February 1st, which
he tlsinks beats the record
; , Eiaie Superintendent " of Public - In-
- st ruction John C. Scarboro, states that
, nine cui.i. n out of every ten never at
. t"!id any private school but are depen
ds :at upon the public schools for their
a'.ion. Tills tbows the need of mak-
. -ii j t'se schools aa i J a)J as plentiful
', ijiv r.i). ;.',, and of ( .V t'etimeof
:!iool term to m 1
. i v., ,i laday.'July i
: a period as
rrof. J. Y. .
1
iitrial as.;...
a teacher's I.
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) f t of tL J i
' i J tyi!
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gjrjm tVZSM II BJtATB.;;
He Cemben Lost Their Temper Over
the Tariff ElU-The Body Adjotrm f
-;,-v Beeaase tflt i
Spedal to JoxnauL'- ..." '
;' , Wasbinsbox CmJuly: 20. There
was a big 'fight in the Senate today ' over
the tariff bill; - Hill," Vewr and others,
poke with much temper. - v
The Senate adjourned over until Mon
day to give time for the excited passions
to cool Off and in order also that the
people might be heard from on the qoea-
Unless there is a pressure brought to
bear by the people there! no telling now
When the tariff bill will be pasted.
resting aa4 Goinr
Mr. S: B Waters, of Charlotte, who
has been spending a few weeks at More
head came up to visit his father Capt. S.
B. Waters. V; V
lit.- 0. Dickinson, of Brooklyn, who
has been visiting relatives in the city left
for his home. : I
Mrs. Battle Whaler, returned from
CroatanArhere she lias been visiting- rela
fives. , ' , r
Mr. Nelson Whitford and family, Mrs.
B. Holland, Miss Fannie Holland, Mr. a
Woodard and Mis Madora Ireland left
on the Virginia Dare last night for Ports
mouth.. Mr. John Watson of Baltimore and bis
son Pearey, and Mr. Watson's niece, Miss
Jennie Watson of the city, came up from
Morehead yesterday, and the two former
left in the afternoon on the Steamer Neuse
tor their home. "
Mrs. . a K. 'Eaton and Miss Sadie
Eaton left to spend the summer at High
Point and other places in the western
part of the Stats. .
Mr. JT. Hecbt of Norfolk, who with bis
family have been at Morehead for several
weeks, came Dp and left on the steamer
Neuse to 'make preparations for taking
them to. the mountains.
Mr. Thos. Simmons of Pollocksville,
is visiting at Mr. C. E. Foy's.
Miss Jennie Warren a society belle ol
Ed en ton, N. C, came up from the At
lantic Bote) where she has been spending
several weeks en route to Old Point Com
fort '
Miss Lallah Ruth Clark one of Wash
ington's prominent society ladies left on
the steamer New Berne yesterday going
to Old Point and Virginia Beach after
spending a month at the Atlantic Hotel,
WiUOpea September lit.
Messrs. Stewart ft Hughes Proprietors
of the Chat tawk Hotel propose to have
It open by the first of September.
They have secured the services of a
first class hotelist, Mr. O. W. Everitt, of
Canton, Ohio, at manager, and have or
dered, their ; furniture. : It is shortly ex
pected to arrive and the work of furnish
ing will be pushed with vigor. ,; ;
Messrs. Stewart and Hughes go into the
business with the intention of running the
Chattawka as a hotel should be run and
of giviug aattsfiiction to all.patrons.
Hayors Ooart.
John Blade, while under the influence
of liquor created quite a disturbance
Thursday night on Short street and on
account ofjt was tried before; acting
Mayor Ulrith yesterday on several charg
es. : i.;"iv'ff'v''?'.i ? .
On the charge ot being drank'and dis
orderly he was fined $100 and costs for
assault on Ella ' Hay wood, Judgment was
suspended on payment otcostsj for as
sault on Mrs. Wllbornel judgment was
suspended on payment of cost.'; The
otner cases were aismissed. , . ?
Robert Lowe, coL, Alias Blackio was
tried for,! assault on Lizzie Latham and
also for, assault pa Ella Hinstv Judg
ment was suspended in each case on pay-
meat.or eostsvv - , ; w..
it the T X. 0. A. Hall.-. :;-vV.1
A very enjoyable evening was passed at
the T. M. O. A, Hall yesterday and the
entertainment was largely attended,
The following Is the programme ren
dered: , , . '. . :
Orchestra. V'C-JiXa
Solo Mis Roberta.': ; 'tsy'i.
Instremental Duet , Misses Hughes
and WbiUoro. ?
Solo with Bute Mrs. Hill and
Mr.
Nunn. ;;':., ijx'jWs
Orchestra. , " t ;
Solo Mr. Stallings. ,7
- Recitation MUa Gray,
lef Wife, -
"The Gamb-
Male Quartette Messrs Stallings,
Harper, vim ana uartstteui. -v.
. Solo-Mrs. Hill. ';
Orchestra. , ; ;:;v ::;'
Every rendition was tine but we will
refer to bu two of those who partici
pated, Mr. Hill, of Wilson, and Xlas
Gray, of Washington City.
Mrs. Eirunghted all with hei remarka.
bly fi.ie vocal powers and their perfect
culture. ' Her voice is exceptionally plea
irand she executes the most, dl-Seult
notes with ease, aprearently without
X Che Wis encore J r--': "y,
I Gray, tut oae so yourj, : is a
of i ..etfsn u J"S';. Cor
' t, a 1 1 f t . ha j
I e." owsjV 'y tl jts'.s
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THB fIBST II HEW BEBSE.' ?
v- '-ri.- - 'y--
The . Joarnal Offlee Takes the Lead
ia.UtUlalBf;. Water Power.;';
Little .but load was the exclamation
when' water was turned on the little giant
Pelton .water moter yesterday to drive the
power press- on which the Jovbmal is
printed. ''' ; , ;
;-,TM little thing, alt told, is tto Urger
than dude's hat, but when the water 'is
turned on the miniature bsine of iron and
seel goes humming and the big press begins
to revolve and shuffles off jit .a rapid
pace, turning the papers out as fiwt as a
boy can feed them. -rTbe
motor was put in ami fitted to the
press yesterday hi a very fewrrs-by
our young ownsamDr Air. c. i. Doy,
"0810688" manager of fie Water Works
Co.
When taken from the box in which it
was shipped, it bad more of the appear
ance of a toy than a piece of practical
machinery, bat to prove its merit Mr.
Foy Offered to apply it to the Journal
printing press and trust to results. With
all confidence in his mechanical ingenuity
he took hold of the job and, contrary to
all expectations, it was put up, connected
with the water works, and put in opera
tion by noon Its performance was as
steady and near perfect as could be
desired.
A number of our business men called
around to witness its runnii.e, and they
pronounced it a success.
Report Neglect of Our Carriers When
Bate of It
' Whenever one of our carriers fails to
give satisfaction to one of oar subscribers
we wish to know, that the fault may be
remedied, We wish every subscriber to
get every paper he pays for and to have
it left, if possible, just where he wants it
and as early as he wants it. So if tbeie
is ever any real cause for complaint let us
know for we are more anxious to remedy
any laxness in this Hue than even the
subscriber himself.
But on the other haod, we would ask
each one when he thinks ho has cause for
complaint to first investigate at home
and see if the failure to get Hie paper
when nnd where he wants it, is not due
to -some member of his family's having it;
some servant's placing it elsewhere than
where be expects to find It, to some
neighbor's borrowing or some similar
cause.
" We will cite two cases lhat have re
cently happened which show the need
for this. One gentleman whose people
are away, told us of a failure to receive his
paper. . By chance the carrier waraeen to
have left it and wa consequently vindi
cated irom this supposed neglect of duty.
The gentleman being questioned, ad
mitted there was a servant ab-mt. He
did not intend to accuse the boy wrong
fully, but he simply thought of the boy
as . the cause instead ot thinking of the
servant
Another gentleman who thought his
paper was not delivered until very late in
the day, found a neighbor was borrc w
ing, and not returning It until nine or ten
o'clock or later.
These instances will suffice. If annoy.
ance arises enquire at borne hrat, and if
the cause in not discovered there, let ns
know and see what we can do in the
matter.
To Reach The People.
Printers' Ink, a journal devoted to the
science of advertising, in an article on
what papers to use to reach the people of
North Carolina, by Mr. J. W. Bailey, of
Raleigh, says: .
"In the east the Norfolk (Va ;A Virgin-
ian-Carolinian, the Wilmington Weekly
Messenger, tne Kinston Jrree rreas and
the New Berne JotTBNAii (Daily and
Winxiit) -should . be used. - Each of
these papers reaches several goodly small
towns and circulates well in the country."
The time for another: cheap trip to the
mountains is at hand. The six dollar ex
cursion to Asheville next. Tuesday -will
give an opportunity to view some of the
finest scenery in the State,.' Mt. Mitchell
therhlghest mountain we have can. be
visited, Vanderbllts wonderful mansion
and surrounding grounds fitted up in such
grandear as is not approached by any
other place of its kind in America if in
deed, in the world. There are also other
places which make It well worth While to
take the trip. v." - i
,ihe citizen of whom we made mention
in yesterday's Jcjjbsal, of moving from
Pennsi lvania : brought .with ' nun . six
horses instead of two as we mentioned,
He has now another ear load of effects on
the way. , All good citizens ar welcome
to our State, and the resources In this
section for future" development antold are
therefore making a most desirable field
for prospectors and all industrious class.
The- Goldsboroi Headlight says the ex
cursion to Asheville next Tuesday is now
the all absorbing topic 'of the day and
there is no doubt but what all will have a
most enjoyable trip. Mr. Pipkin tells the
Headlight that there wilt be ampl seat
ing capacity, and that be will make it his
special duty to look . after the comfort of
ladles and children. An 'Otsorvation car,
containing comfortable cane chairs, will
ta attached, at an extra charge of $1.56
r prson. The mom' 'n scenery of
ITorlh C, ' .hna is i " '.'y.Kran 3
; I e la an c-portum-v : all to
s t' l- v f re ol . )f. rt
City Tax Levy.
' The Board of city council met in spec
ial session and made the tax levy for the
year 1884, the same as last year 60 cents
on 11.00 valuation, and $1.80 on the
poll. .
For railroad purposes there was levied
a special tax of 30 cents n the $100 val
uation and 60 cents on the poll. This
was in accordance with an order recently
passed by the Board of county commis
sioners which is as follows?
North Carolina )
Craven County,
Ordered that there be levied on the
real and personal property subject to tax
ation by the City of New Berne a tax ol
90 cents on the $100 valuation: and 60
cents on the poll, for the purpose of pay
ing,, tne interest onto ooncla issued by
the city of New Berne in payments for its
subscription to the capitol stock of the
East Carolina Land Railway company
and to create a sinking fund to pay the
principal thereof, Ordered further that
said taxes be collected by the City Tax
collector and by him turned into tlio city
Treasury.
NonfH C'akolina
Craven County,
I Jas. W. Biddle Register of Deed
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
and correct copy of an order of Board of
commissioners of Craven County passed
oy them attneir meeting July Utn 1904.
Jas. W. Biddle
Reg. Deeds.
Raleigh correspondent Messenger:
Your correspondent is informed that a
conference was held this week at Golds.
boro by Messrs. Marion Butler, W H
Kitchin" D L Russell, J C L Harris, and
W T Faircloth. It is said they wish W
F Stroud, Populist, of Chatham county,
to retire as a congressional aspirant so J
C L Harris could run. It is said that
Stroud declined to "step down." Such
is the report which Comes here.
HAPPENINGS OF THE DAT.
Uonaco, Kv. had a single shock
ol
earth quake Thursday morning.
Bob Madkics. the negro rapist of Ala
mance county is to be nung August lotli.
The crime was committed May 20th.
The Methodist local ministers confer
ence is now in session at Rutherford Col
lege. It began Thursday - and bid fair to
bo of great interest to all in attendance.
Prendergrnst was sann enough when he
knew there was no longer any hope for
saving his neck. Hanging is the right
remedy for such insanity as bis.
Hot words in the South Carolina Till
man-Butler campaign came near resulting
in a riot Thursday. Friends of each got
excited and pistols were drawn but fortun
ately passed on quietly.
The Trustees of Trinity college
have to do their work of electing a suc
cessor to Jtresioent uroweii over again as
Prof. Denny, of Vanderbilt University to
Whom was tendered the position, de-
ciinei u.
A .Silver creek, N. Y., woman who
started out to earn $1 for church purposes
contracted to snave tier husband ten
tiniesfor the money. In relating her ex
perience she Siiid she was quite successful
in her undertaking, cutting only a few
gashes in his face, which she "puttied up
witnout mucu difficulty.
It looks as if Capt W. II. Kitchin were
living up to bis declaration that he has
Abated nothing of his Democratic pnnci
pies. The reports from his campaign are
that be is making Democratic speeches,
except as to his treatment of Cleveland;
and these reports are borne oui by the
i that laudation of him is conspicu
ously lacking in the Populist paper.
Charlotte Observer.
Mr. H. L. Grant, of Wayne, one of the
Republican State executive committee,
has called a meeting of the committee at
Raleigh op July 80th. An exchange
says: 'Eaves, chairman, did not want a
meeting ot the committee. Those who
desire a committee meeting before the
convention want to make a fusion ar
rangement with the Populists. The
fusion idea, it is said, is to elect a mixed
islature ana nave it elect J. u. 1'rit-
chard and Marion Butler IT. S. senators.
An electric railroad project of impor
tance will, it is staten, soon be carried
out in . western North Carolina. It pro
vides for the building of a seventeen-mile
road trom Kutnerlordton to Ubimney
Rock. The former place is the terminus
of the Carolina Central and the three C's.
The route of the new road is through the
rich valley of the Broad river, between
lofty mountains with picturesque scenery
on all sides. Heavy steel rails are to be
hud and the "road otherwise built in a
substantial manner. The building of an
elevator to the - top of Chimney Rock
dome, a height of 1,164 feet, is also a
part of the project
George : Mills, who on circumstantial
evidence stands accused of the recent
atrocious murder of his niece, Miss Iana
Wimberlv.' near Apex. Wake countv.
has for several weeks been in jail at
Goidsboro for safe keeping. He was
taken up to Raleigh on Wednesday the
18th Inst.. lor preliminary examination.
It was held the next da v. There were
some sensational and revolting develop
ments. The girl, 17 years ot age was en
clente and! since- these facta were devel
oped it is generally believed that while
Mill killed tbe gin it was planned and
caused by members of her own family. It
is thought by some ot the neighbors that
one of her nearest relatives is the father
of the child. It is understood that at tbe
final trial, September 24th, much evi
dence of a very sensational character will
be brought out Mills, the murderer, has
an idiotic face and seems entirely un
moved. - 1 i -
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Cheap Rate to District Conference.
The White Oak District Conference ot
the ME Church, South, will be held at
Tabernacle church, White Oak station, on
W N &-N Railroad, commenclgh July
18th and lasting until July teist. .-
For this occasion the W N 4 N Rail
road will sell round trip tickets irom
NowiBorne to White Oak and return for
$1.25. .
Tickets on sale from the 18th - to ' 21st
i 1 1 iv and good to return until July
Si 1.J4
. J. W. Martknis,
1 1 - Tr" c Hanr-
A State Occasion at Morehead.
The echoes come up from Morehead
that the banquet night before last in com
pliment to the officers of the Colfax was
one of the most elegant and successful
occasions ever numbered in the history of
Ibe Sir filmed Atlantio Hotel. Some very
felicitous speeches were male, and among
others we have heard the response of
Col. J. S. Carr to the toast, "The State
Guard," spoken of as one of the hanpicft
of the evening.
, .
Another happy effort nn this occasion
which we have heard much compliment
ed, was the address of His Excellency
Gov. Cair, in responding to the toat,
The Old North State.'' News-Obscr
ver-Chromcle.
Jftsolufefy
Fure
A oream of tartar baking powder
Highest of all in leavening strength.
Latest United States Government
Food Report.
Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall
St..N. Y.
Summer School in Art.
Miss Annie Berry, Art Toacnrr in J)ur
West Female College, S. C, will lake a
summer class in New Heme al an earlv
date. Pupils desiring to enter will pleanj
hand in their namcH at once. j It 1 v
Water Works Fire Alarm Signals.
After an alarm of fire has been .-onl in,
the following signals will he observe I 1 v
engineer of water works:
1 tap, keep s;anu-pipc pressure up.
5 taps, pump direct through main.
2 tans, shut oil' direct pre. me aiul
pump in stand-pipo.
s taps, lire out.
W. 1). Baku i xerox.
Chief Fire Department.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.
By virtue of power of pale contained
in a ueal JWiai? uorigiige execmeu oy
Samuel Jones ami wife Elizalxith Aim to
James W. Waters, and dulv recorded in
Register Deeds oihee, book 1U7, tollio VM
Records of Craven county, I will sell at
public auction to tlio highest bidder at
the court house door in New Bernc,Couu
ty of Craven, State of North Carolina, at
12 o'clock M, en the 20th of August 1894
the following Real property, to
wit: ' A certain piece, parcel, or lot of
land in Craven county, North Carolina,
it being the laud upon which the late
Vf. M. Nobles resided at the lime of his
death and same land doviscil to Ami lh
Jones by will of said Nobles, adjoining
the lands of Ipock, Fulchcr, Staplcfonl.
and on the North sido of Neusn liivcr in
number one townsnip; ou acres more or
less. Terms ot sale Cash.
New Berne, N. C, -lulv IK, 104.
JAMES W. WATERS, Mork-aguv
Let thy habit be as costly as thy piir -r
can buy." Siiakesi'Kai:.
It is your privilege to dross
well and when you need any
thing to complete your wardrobe
call on us. We have just re
ceived a new and handsome lino
of Negligee shirts, sashes, mid
summer Neckwear, Pleetod bos
om, open front shirts, pleets to
the side. The old reliablo Dia
mond shirt always in stock, sizes
14 to 17h Collars 11 to 1S.1.
Lots of fixings you need.
J. M. Howard.
FOR RENT.
The house on Metcalf Sleet lately occu
pied by A. E. Ilibbard.
Apply to,
(jr. H. Roberts.
FOR REJN'r.
A DWELLING HOUSE of Seven rooms.
Also Dining room and Kitchen, next
door to Mr. C. C. Clark's residence
Apply to,
NOBMK, Klf-BfflE
ani WASHINGTON, N. C.
DirectLiiie,
ALL WATER ROUTE.
SteameT NEW BERNE
WILL' SAIL TUESDAY'S' & Fill
SAIL TUESDAY'S
DAY'S 3 T. M.
NEW YORK
CITY.
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teed, i
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WASHINGTON. D. O. NOKPOLK & WASH
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New Borne, N. 0. ,
BRABHAM & BROCK
103 1XI1jL.12 ST.
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Fresh and Pure Stock of Drugs and
, Chemicals. '
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