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I L VOL. XIII. NO 137. NEW BJJBNE, N. C, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1894 PRICE 5 'GENTS' lHE:,UAIKr JOURNAL. V:' BUSlXf.SS LOCALS. TO THE Lailiv8l New Berne, wein- vile you to mil mill- see the finest Meats, -,. in ilie city, such ks Beef, Pork, and Lamb. w ' fipet I fully, Sam'l Coiim & Bos. J US lv reoeive I a bur ' lt of Bowers High - Twl &Mli . 8nnff-tilt,in Ifr to 8 lb bladders, . at . 30u per pounil. All tbe l.a.l:es who use Snuff an earnestly , re quisled 10 cull ut once, and purchase a - small bladder, ol thtfbest snuff everjjffer ed (or mile on tbe New Berne market. uLnibu ii s you can't come at once, please end for for you nro too late. ?-- '. , - J. W. Mesio. ' J. W IIAN8LEY and assistants, Brick Mua.-.us Plasterers and Kalsoininera. All woilc : guaranteed. 'Briuk' work In all ' styles.-' Three - coat hard finish; sand. sli-coat and marl de-dust finish. Man tels and centre cornices set and tiling laid. Apply ut' Hancock's' hoarding House. - ' , - scpl2 8w QOOH WATER: P. J. Hardison well borer. ' Iiu-x'.wustiblj supply of clear waier guaranteed. - Pump repairs a spec ially. Old , pumps made good as new. Charges moderate. "Leave orders atB. W. Suiallwood'8.' - . s42w FOR Fall and -Winter suits see P. M. CIIADWICi:, Tailor, 43 Pollock St. New Samples ju-t received.. tf. WANTED: Agents-; Women or men, Js. women preferred, to canvass for a hand ' somely illus:raled, inexpensive patriotic ' book. ' Liberal per cent., allowed. Ad- dress Women's Washington Book Aeency W tnhington, D. C. - aug232iii , SPECIALTIES acLucar& Lewis' Coal Oil Johnny's Pitr.il'ti"! ' l.-r the v Laundry," Bath, Toilet, ouun.g; tor fine Laces, Flannels, China or Glass Ware, its equal is unknown. Price 5 cents. Also Copcit soap for tue bath, 3 eta per cake. WHEN Boraxine is used according to, directions, a third of the labor and the . cost of soup in ordinary washing is saved. samples tree At J. Jv, Taylor s. Local News, . HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . Howard. Jas. A. Bryan Notice. Sam'l Oohn & Son To the Ladies. Mr. J. C. Whitty is considerably im- - proving his residence by tho addition ol a two story L on the eastern side. Mr. W. B.. Ellis is building a back ' piazza and inakirg other improvements to his recently purchased brick residence on East Front street. The time is drawing nigh for Evangelist W. R. Gales to held the series of pro- . traded meeting in. ; New Bern which - have been announced for some months, The Tth of October is the time for the - meetings to -egiu. -,. The steamer-Neuse, now on the ways at Borkc!e, Va., for her annual over hauling, is expected back the first of next month. . The steamer Now Berne in the meantime is filling her place. New Berne now has another city con venience. Mr T. Blount Smith has put on , the streets an oil de'ivery wagon. vThis will bo, .quite -a convenience as you Can buy your oil at your door . without even the trouole of ordering it sent. - There will be a meeting of the Silver Cross i Chapter -of King's Daughters at Miss ttayhew's this evening, at 7:30 . o'clock. - The Secretary ef each circle is . requested to bring a list oftboir meni- v hers." - ' ' , Mrs. W.: B. Bill will give a concert at the tlmtro Wednesday night which, is , . the close of her music term here.-A great many "songsters and songstresses will no doubt make their debut oo this occasion and go forth ' 4s soloists to warbld thir ' lovelays and melt the hearts of the mil- .lions. ' - ' - Golden Rule Band, col.,, of James City serenaded in : the 'city Thursday night: the Journal office being one of the places bo favored. - The lnd was re-or ganized a few months ago, secured new , instruments and have practiced so well that they render very creditable music, The Southern Christian, published at Atlanta,' Ga, has a flattering notice of Mr. . B, II. Melton, who has just finished successful meeting at Mount Olive, Ky ' Mr. Melton ; is quite - a young man, " from , our neighbor county, Jones, and has al . . ready given abundant evidence that he is an honor to bis Calling, and a woifhy son of North Carolina, ' , ' Sogularly every full a shipment : 'of , Portsmouth, N. C, corned mullets travels . across rte whole United States from ' tliis city to Oakland, Cal. - They go to Hon. John A.'Stanly, a native of New -i. Berne Who has never forgotten their de liciousness, though he has resided in Cali fornia for many years. Mr. C. T. Watson has just shiued Mr, Shinly a barrel of the finest. - - To Canvas fur the Mattess Slachlne, " Mosu's. Pattersou & Gaskill are finish ing up the moduls ol' their mattress stuf- fing niachine.i They expect to start two men on the road next Monday. ' ' The machine, proper is 4Jxl3 feet: the moduls are 2Jx6 feer. They preferred to have" the model of this size, so much hvrgij than models generally are, in order that the workings of the machine could be the' moie readily aenionstratcd. They have Ph-h c.ifidonee in it that they waul c; ii f.-"')rv t t "ive it the fullest invest! r 'ada, not 1 1 rn Coming: and Uolnir. -' Mr. Frank Thompson and wife, who have been-spending a lew days with rela tives in the city left for their home at Jacksonville; " Mr; ELL; Paylor went over, to Vance- borij yesterday on business, returning last night. - . Mr. A. A. Dawson, of Jasper went down to Wilmington yesterday on a busi ness trip. 1 . , ,' ' Misses Ollie and Mary Bell of More- head, passed through en route to Raleigh to en tor Peace Institute. . 31 r. C. L Ivea has left for the North on business. . . Mrs. H. B. Lane and children, left to visit relatives at Fort Barnwell. Mr. Sebastian Watson has left tor Bos ton to visit friends. He will probably be qone about a couple of mouths Mr. F. 6. Simmons lef , returning to Raleigh. ' Mrs. C. C. Kinn of Durham, who has been spending a few weeks in the city. went up to visit friends at Kinston. Mr, Geo. Henderson, agent of the E. C. Dispatch and of the consolidation of the E. C. D. and N. N. & W. lines which will go into effect next month, is spend ing a short time in Baltimore. Sirs. Henderson is with him. Mr. W. H. Pearce, hLs daughter, Miss Anna, and Mr. John F. IlanfFs two younger children, who have been off spending the summer at H-'gh Point and other places, returned home last night. Mr. Pierce's oldest grandson, Mr. Bradley Hanff, stopped at Raleigh, entering the A. & M. college as a student. Mr. J. B, Bender of Pollocksville, Mr. . F. Farnell of Wards mill, Third Party candidate for sheriff of Onslow county and Mr. Micaiah Farnell were in town Thursday. Rev. J. W. Kosb's Home Mission Work. Accordiug to appointment Rev. J. W. Rose addressed the congregation at the Baptist church Thursday night, making a report of his work. Usually he makes such a report every three months, but the regular order having been interrupted his report last night covered five months work. During that time Mr. Rose has preach ed I'&'A sermons, an average ot 24 per month. He conducted tho services at eight different points, and jn journeying to and fro between them he travelled 900 miles, distributed 3,230 pages of. tracts and made 118 religious visits. Whfin Mr. Rose, uuder the charge of the New Berne Baptist church entered upon this work 21 months ago there was not a church of his .denomination at any of the piaws Im is serving. Mow there is a church ni Cove wd i 21 members, (when it was organized there were only seven) and a build ii," which was erected a year ago, aud which it has been wor shipped in every iucc,though some work still remains t tu done upon it when means permit This was the first church buliL There is also a house of worship being erected at bpnng Garden, and an orga nization will be effected there upon its completion which will be the first of next month. At lruitt s free church an organiza tion has been effected acd a portion of the ' money :' which went to build the church which is as its name applhs for any denomination was raised through the efforts of Mr. Rose and his co-laborers. This church has 13 members, eleven of whom were baptized about a month ago as a result ol the meetings held the first of August which wore conducted by Mr, Rose, The work is mainly carried on by the Now Berne church which undertook it in addition to its own support and tho other objects to which it contributed, but there has been 9100' raised iu the field for church ; building and $40 for other pur- poses; while the New Berne church has, in addition to what it has paid Mr. Rose. raised $180 fur jhnrch building. Results are coming and It is be lieved that it will only be a question of lew month when their will - be four churches in operation, which are likely to become nearer self-sustaining all the time until they become wholly so.' This is the true spirit of missions. Pas ou to others as opportunity permits those blessings you have received, and make the sacrifice that may be necessary. The reward will couiq. - , ' . . North Carolina Road Congress. ; S The seeond annual meeting of the North Carolina Road Congress commenced in Charlotte on the 12th, inst. Addresses were made the first day by Mayor Pattob, of Ashe vi lie, J. C. Steven. son, of Wilmington and Congressmen Alexander of Charlotte. - Hon, vy, E, Ardrey read a paper on the road . construction of -Mecklenburg county, and other papers were read. Many of the delegates have been driven over some ot the new roads which have been built in Mecklenburg county. - The session has so fur been a very suo- c: "il one and tho further work promises to la very interejtmcf one. ; Dr. P J. rwevn 1, ilayor of Charlotte is f 1 Tie! dw a , .'! ou road bui s of -rood, io H ITT E K A S'LlGHT HOUSE. Saeeess Expected on Next Trial Plans En Ire y Changed-Work to Begin - Next Spring. A, special to- the Raleigh News and Observer says that the plans now being rawn for the erection of a light-bouse on Hatteras Shoals are altogether different from the one proposed before. The pro position now is to begin the work when there will be the least trouble from storms, and rough weather. The work will begin some time next spring, after the plans have been received aud ap proved. Calculating I'rooi the pjdt, it is estimated that the l. ft ei i is in May, work will pi'oirjijly b.-ym there next May. The contractor, who n.a le u failure be fore in erecting the solid stone light-house and lost about $100,000 of his own money probably the best contractor in the world and never made a failure bifore, so new plan is now being devised. Where it would have taken 5,000,000 to build tbe one of si one it will take only 100,000 to build the other. Where it would have taken five years to build the light-house on the former plan will take only eight months to build the oue now being planned. The former would have had a solid mass f jr the waves to beat against. The now presents but very little resis tance, being a skeleton of iron frame work which will allow tlis waves to beat through it freely. This is the new plan proposed which has not yet been completed. It has not been submitted to the light-house board for approval yet, consequently it will be some time before the contractors, for ex. ecuting the plans, will take charge. Tho iron frame work will be supported by screwing the iron piling, six by four teen inches in size, in the sand, which will be sunk 100 feet in the bottom, and will tower about 100 f.et above the waves. Tho keepers' quarters will be very small in comparison to that jr ivided in the stone structure. Since tbe last arrangements resulted in a failure there has ocen another survey ol the coast and another place has been selected for the erection of tho light-house now under consideration. It is not so far out, yet in a more dangerous place. for the shoals are never very far under the waters and the continued breaking of the waves over them make that place very dangerou. But a solid foundation can bo reached. This was not the case in the old location. It was doubtful from the beginning whether the light-house proposod before could b erected. It is almost certain that this one will be a succss it a shoi time of lavorable weather can ba obtained in which time to lay the foundation. Hotel Chattawka Arrivals James W. Biddle, city; John W Scraffe Bait; J. W. Shepard, Pollocksville; IL Long, Barlow Bros. Minstrels; Ben II. flahn. citv: P. H. Pelleticr, city; J. T, Quarles. Bait: S. B. Besphan, N. Y.; N, Schwab, Goldsboro; C. B. Quick, N. Y. Bcnj. Neal, city. Keep Off the Aoademy Green, Editor Journal: There are some four or five boys who seem to have noth iua to do but pry in aud around the cam- pus ot tue scnoois on tue "Acaueuy Green" which proves a creat annoyance and hindrance to the good order of the schools. Their-influence is pernicious to say the least. It tbey had any refined sensibilities they would nave been insult ed bv beinz actually driven eff the grounds several times by the Principal They should know that they are violating one oi our statutes, anu are uaoic to a nne of S50.00 in the courts. We Are trying to benefit the children of our schools mutually ana normally, and physically and we do not espoct to be hindred in the work by outside loafers andlvamlals who have no business what ever at the schools out to lie around tne grounds and influence tor tbe wrong. We kindly ask the patrons to cooperate with us in our enorts. . j " 5 Very truly, . ' ' New Berne Collegiate Institute , " Obituary, Died at his home on the north side of Neuse river in Craven county, after about two2weeks painful illness of hemorhagic fever,- Enoch Fulchor, . age 62 years, months and twenty . days. He was bap tized by Bro. B. B. Albritton, in I860 and since that time has been a very consistent member ol the Free Will Baptist church He will be sadly, missed, both in the community and fn the church, but no wbero more than In tbe home circle now bereft of his trenial presence. - ' Ho leaves a widow and three children onj son and two daughters to mourn their loss. - - - May God's comforts and love lighten tbe sorrows of the bereaved widow and children. - .The funeral services were conducted by Bro. Jesse uenoeiL . : ' A Barlow's Magnificent Minstrels. - This splendid attraction will appear in thr opera House on Monday night. All lovers of fine music will have the oppor tunity ot enjoying a rare treat. ' . -. Tho Company consists of 80 people, all artists in their respective roles. There will be a street parade with a band of 17 in struments playing. ' . ; Seats will be on rale at Nunn ' & Mc- Sorloys Saturday morning at 0 o'clock. It Timing and Repairing, Pianos Rod, and Pipe Organs by Mr, . hunmons ot nalom, SH. u. Uraduate e (Now England Conservatory, Boston) nfl txst city and btate reieronr-pg piven Resolutions of Respect Rooms op Atlaktic Steam Fire Enqihb Co. No, The members of the Atlantic Steam Fire Engine Company desiring to express their personal as well as the irreparable loss to the Comp iuy in the detth ol their mend and brother tireman, Mr. Uuy (J Slyron offer the following preamble and resolutions: Whereas. God in his wise providence has taken out of this World the soul of our deceased member, Mr. G-iv C. Styron, therefore bo it. Resolved 1st, that we submit humbly and earnestly to this dispensation w hich has removed from us one who has so lonjr. been identified with the interest of the Company and whoso sympathy ami ser vice has been ours. 2d. That we strive to profit in re- memberinij the many virtues which mark ed his life and all of us to make an effort to supply the place left vacant caused by Ins absence trom us. i (3d. That we tender to the bereaved family our heartfelt sympathy, and n copy of these resolutions be sent to them, and a cony be sent to the JNew ilerne Journal to be published and also be spread on our minutes. U. J. MCSOBLET, G. C. Jones, J. C. Scales. Committee In Memory of Our Esteemed Comrade Whereas: In the death ofourcomrad nd friend, Guy C. Styron, we have lost most euergetic and faithful member of our ranks ne who so cared for the prosperity and wellfare of this Division Hint his zeal in making every eflort to tor- ward its interests was a standard of excel lence, and who was esteemed most highly by the entire Division. Be it, ltesolved, That deploring las death as we do. we yet reioico that the record he leaves, is spotless, and will ever serve a model to him who would perform the full duty of a soldier. Beit, Resolved, That iu Ins divine mercy we trust the Lord who rules all may have taken our comrade from our ranks only to ift him higher even into the land where the soldiers wounds are healed with the Balm ot Gtlead and tho trumps ot war are never heard. Be it. ltesolved, That we will ever keep the name ot our comrade on the scroll where only appears the name of those who have bv act and deed shown themselves to be men whose first desire was for the pros perity ot tins JJivisiou. JJe it. ltesolved. That a copy ot these reso lutions be sent to the bereaved family, the New lierno Journal, and spread upon the minutes ot this Division. Chas. L. Gaskill, For Committee. H.d'I'KMNliS OF THE DAY. Good roads iu a rural country mean better schools, better churches, better markets, higher prices for land, and bet ter times every way. It might be suppoied from the scram ble for tho republican nomination for governor of New York that the nomina tion is regarded as equivalent toanclec-, tion. When the Emperor of China gets through collecting the yellow jackets and peacock feathers taken trom li is incompet ent officials he may find some time to di rect the war against Japan. Cotton is being greatly damaged by excessive rains and heavy storms which have prevailed lor ten days past in North ern Texas, uomplaints ot boll worms are growing louder and louder. It has been officially declared now that one of the cases of sickness onboard the suspeetcd vessel at Baltimore was yellow rever, the ottior cases some other disease. Tnere is not considered to be any danger atall. Carlisle has fined J. W. Brown of the Fifth district of North Carolina, proprie tor of the Granite Springs Distilling Com pany, $200 for making false entries in his books of whiskey production, for the purpose of deceiving Internal Revenue officers. There are many llionest, well-meaning men in the ranks of the Populist party, who have been deceived by men who ate lookiug for office". These good, honest far mers and some of other trades have all the while declared that they are as good Democrats as they Over were; but how can they say that any longer? Now that tho Republicans have taken in the fopu lists how can these ''eood Democrats' remain in the mix? Greenville Reflec tor. Peter Jackson has taken down his $10,000 forfeit and the fight between him and Corbett has been declared off. Cor bett has given out a statement in regard to Jackson's refusal to fight him in which he says: "I have stated emphatically all along that this negro does not want to ugnt me. Alter tne puncuing i gave hi in Sao Francisco, where he was saved from defeat by the dastardly action of his California club friends, you could hot get mm into tne ring witu me witn a haw ser, and no one knows it better than this same Peter Jackson." He refers to the propositions made by the' Sioux City Athletic Club, and says: '-They have agreed to allow the men to pick tbe releree, who must be satisfactory to Jack son. : Now if this i.cero wants to fit-lit, I will name the men satisfactory to me now. .The following . are the acknowl edged n terees of this country: J. J. Dono- hue. or . flew York; John jSckharat, ol New York; John Duffy, of New Orleanf : George Siler, of Chicago j, John Kelly, of New York; Al BmitU, or JSew York. Any of these men are satisfactory to me. He- also says: "In conclusion, Mr. Peter Jackson, i ten 1 you piainiy mat wiu fight you privately, openly, in one week, one month, two: months, or three months' time, tor as much ' money at you can raise, purse or no purse, in a club, on a barge, in a hack, in a room any wuere in America. "(Signed) James J. Cor bett.". ,':': . ',:J -' , , Notice. - Notice is - hereby given that there will be a special meeting of the Board ol Com missioners of Craven county in the city of New Berne, N.- C on tho 20th day of September for the purpose of taking act ion relative to change the polling place In the 8d Ward voting Drecinct of New Berne, and a new registration of tue voters of said Ward; and such other business as may come befera the Board. - ; td SPECIAL MEETING CO. COMMISSR'S A New Registration to be Made in I bird Ward. To James A. Bryan, Esq., chairman of the Board ol Commissioners of Graven county: 1 hereby request that you call at once by six days notice as provide! by law a special meeting of tho Board of Commis sioners of Craven county, for tho purpose of taking necessary action looking to the gistration ot the voters ot the 3d Ward voting precinct of the city of New Berne, Craven county, the registration book of said precinct having been lost. Also to take such action as mav be necessary relative to the alteration of the polling place in said precinct E. V. bMALLWOOD. Jlhsolately Pure A oream of tartar baking powdor Highest of all in leavenine streueth. Latest United States Goveunment Food Kepobt. Royal Baking Powder Co., !106 Wall St.. N. Y. Hard Time Prices. Watch crystals put in llunfiug case watches for 10c, open case at 13c, main spring 7oc, cleauing 75c, both warranted 1 year. Jewelry ot all kinds cleaned tree of charge. A full line of Watches and Jewelry on hand. UAXTER TIIE .IEWELEH, No. 95 Middle St., New Berne, N. C. MERCHANTS"" NORTH Can save Freight & Cartage on -CUN POWDER- Buying of ChaStSJIollistsr WHOLESALE GllOCEK. Also for sale Tboisdorp a New SMOKELESS POWDER that ha3 less recoil, les noise and ldss residium than any other powder in usfc. It will not corrode the barrel of the gun. It is not explosive except when loaded iu a shell aud fired by a cap. Ai$$HatchiHaxki$on Will be pleased to see any who may wish PI AN0-O- LESSONS at the home of Dr. Cha9. Dully, between 4 and 6 p. m.. daily until Sept., 20ih. Private & Class Lessons Helpful attention "iven those intend ing to leach in Musical Literature. Prices aud plans made known on uppli- cation. sl;!-4t BEPA1R1NMCYCLES, FLW, STEAM I GAS FITTING, -o-LIGHT MACIIINEllY-o- Copper Work, Gun Work S&'ALL WORK GU2RANTEED&k W. O. BEASLEY, No. 44 Craven Street, nearly opposito City Hall, New Berne, N. p. Brug Company. Imported Toothbrushes, Colognes and Powders 103 Middle St. Briar, Mecrchaum, and Apple Wood. Hi OBACCO, Clewing and Smoking. G . The Finest Line in the City. EFA fresh lot Cakes and Crackers just Received. NUNN & McSORLEY. STna7-:.?.UTTL1GS ! We have about 15 . rolls of Straw Matting, which we wish to close out. . it you need a Matting take your pick of the lot at N.Y. Cost. We mean this, as we will close out the lot and get no more. PAPESdDEYO, WHOLESALE Commission Merchants. Washington tStrcot, NEW YORK, o o- Southern Fruits and Vegetables a Specialty Large and Roomy WAREHOUSES- Facilities for handling heavv shipments unsurpassed by any house in business. the J-KliTUftNS MADE EACH DAY OF SALES'! National Bank of New Berne, N. C, REFERENCE: Oauscvoort Bank Now York, Stencils and Postals can be obtained at JOHN DUNN'S. -AS TXT T T INTERESTING You will find IN ADVERTISING as well as in other parts of the - o--IPEIES -o THEEE Another Item in any part of the Paper as interest ing to the people of this section as THE FACT that we are oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo The Leaders in LOW PRICES. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo , g AND r o NEWsl i is hi 1 a s loft at 83 1'olIocK St (an-i. I ) City. . ;icl; , - James A. Bryan, V- Churn, Board Com. J. M. HOWARD. 1
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