The Daily Journal from New Bern, North Carolina • Page 4

a JOURNAL. Lodge Directory: cors: EUREKA -J. L. Cooper, NO. R.

J. Disosway, om- V. LODGE 7, 1.0. 0. T.

R. Hyman, R'e'd. Sec'ty; J. R. Parker, Treas.

Regularmeetings every Monday night at 8: 00 o'clock. ATHENIA LODGE NO 8, K. ot Meets every Tuesday night in K. of P. Hah, Middle Street.

F. P. Avery, C. R. W.

0. 8. 1 Parsons, V. J. L.

Moody, K. C. Thorn ton, M. of F. JAL.

UMET ENCAMPMENT NO. 4, 1. 0. 0. F.

Umcers: J. L. Cooper, C. C. H.

Hall, If. F. R. Hyman, S. N.C.

Hughes, Scribe; B. B. Neal, Treas. Regalar Encampments, 1st, 3d, and 5th (It any) C'hursday nights in each month 8:00 clock CANTON CLENMONT NO. 2, P.

I. 0. 0. Slover, Captain; T. G.

Hyman, P. H. Pelletier, Ensign; Wm. J. Pitts, Clerk; Ed.

Gerock, Accountant. Reg. ular Cantonments, 2d and 4th Thursday nights in each month at 8:00 CRAVEN LODGE NO. 1, KNIGHTS OF HARMONY: Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday nights in each month in Rountree's Hali, at 7:30 clock. 8.

R. Ball, President; J. H. Smith, Secretary. ST.

JOHN'S LODGE NO. 3, A. F. AND A.M: B. Clark, W.

T.W. Dewey, S. B. B. Neal, J.

T. A. Green, George Green, Sec'ty. Regular Com munications 2d Wednesday each month. CHATTAWKA TRIBE NO.

14, IMP. 0. R. Meets the 2nd Sleep of every 7 Suns al K. of P.

Castle Middle Street, New Berne, N. C. Visiting Red Men always welcome. W. S.

Parsone, Sachem; J. Hi. Smith C. of NEW BERNE CHAPTER NO. 46, R.

A. A. Green, H. J. B.

Clark, K.C; T. W. Dewey, Scribe; Chas. Duffy, C. D.

Bradham, Sec'ty. Regular Convocations 2d Mondav each month. ST. JOHN'S COMMANDERY NO. 10, K.

J. Lovick, E. B. Clark, S. R.

Street, C. 01. W. Dewey, Prelate; C. D.

Bradham, Recorder. Regular Conclaves first and third Fridays of the month. KNIGHTS OF Jno. M. Hargett, Dictator; H.

Vinson, Reporter; W. F. Rountree, Financial Reporter -New Berne Lodge No. 443 meets the 2nd and Friday nivhts at 8 o'clock in Rountree's Hall, Pollock Street. NEW BERNE LODGE NO.

1, F. H. Riddle, Prest; J. H. Smith, Recording Secty; E.

K. Quidley, Financial Secty. Sleets in Knights of thias ball every 1st and 2nd Wednesday nights in each month. Business Locals. LOST -On Sunday morning, one large sized garnet set ring.

Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at this office. SWEET Candied Red and Norton Yams at C. H. Messick's, 25 Middle Street. FOR and lot Craven street, nearly opposite Court House.

Apply on premises to Miss A. B. Guthrie, 103 Craven street. WANTED, a few energetic ladies and gentlemen to canvass on guaranteed salary of $40 per month. Call or address W.

C. Bost, Davidson, N. C. HAVING just received one thousand samples of the very best foreign a and domestic woolens. I am prepared to make Suits to Order as reasonable as can he had anywhere-e-erything being equal.

Will guarantee satisfaction or refund your money. R. SAWYER, Fashionable Tailor, 63 South Front Street. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Lost -Garnet set ring.

T. J. Turner -To the ladies. Baker Dunn- Your running expenses OF LOCAL INTEREST. For Cloaks, Capes and fine cloth ing see J.

J. Baxter. Remember those fine Dates, 10c per lb at Nunn's Candy Store. Fat Bay River Oysters for families by qt. J.

E. Snelling at Nunn's Candy Store. The finest and largest line of studs you have ever seen at Baxter the Jeweler's. The maximum temperature as observed by the Government Weather and Crop bureau yesterday, was 79.0 degrees. The steamer Neuse in its cargo, took last night a quantity of fresh green peas, grown by local truckers.

These peas go to Northern markets. There were sales of 40 bales of cotton in the local market, yesterday at prices ranging between 4 7-8 to 5. 3-16 cents. The schooner Carrie, from Baird's creek, with cotton, and the sloop L. White, from Bay river, with a eral cargo, are in port.

The trading schooners, Theresa, Sarah Midyette and Fleetwood, with cotton, have arrived from Hyde county and are unloading at the Cotton Gin. We have just secured the agency for Huyler's most exquisite Chocolates and Bon Bans and will send off our order Wednesday. Any one desiring 8 special package must order at the store today. N. Nunn Co.

Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mr. James Long Street of Newport News, (better known in this oity as to Miss Jessie Pendleton Parker of Smithtield, at noon November 17th, 1897. Merman Hines Is Dead, Herman Hines, died on last Sun day, November 7th, at his home in Selma, N. at the age of 15 years. Herman was the only son of Mr.

and Mrs. James M. Hines, formerly of this city, and their friends here will learn of their bereavement with with sincere sorrow. The funeral took place at Lenoir Institute, where the remains were bariod. Fire Last Night.

Shortly after 10 o'clock last night, there was a cry of "fire" on Pollock street, and a rush was made for Federal alley, where a frame building, owned by Ike Eabanks and occupied by some colored women, W88 st en to be on fire. The Fire Department responded promptly and the fire was quickly put out. The building was partly consumed. No cause of fire was discovered, the occupants asleep at the time. "New Coon in Town." Just about dark, several days ago, a possum was discovered ou Pollock street, below Craven, and there soon ensued a wild chase after the animal by a crowd of colored persons, who were filled with visions of baked possum.

The possum took to a tree, but was driven from this into another, from which he was shaken, and quickly became the victim of erous doge which had joyfully joined in the chase. County Scrimmage. Word is brought here of a lively time which took place a few ago in Pamlico county. The trouble began on a Sunday at Concord church, and the offenders were brought to Trent for trial before magistrate. When the crowd, offenders and witnesses appeared before the magis-! trate.

there arose such a discussion and dispute, that all respect for the majesty of the law was forgotten, and a general fight took place, all hands joining. The case may be heard in court before it is settled. Death of Dr. Geo. I K.

Bagby. The news of the death of Dr.y Geo. K. Bagby, which occurred yesterday at 1 p. in Beaufort, was received here last night, and was quite a shock to the Doctor's many friends and acquaintances in city, where Dr.

Bagby had lived and practiced his profession for many years. Dr. G. Bagby was born in Lenoir county about 62 years ago, and after spending some years at Kineton, came to this city, where he has resided most of the time, living at Kinston and Morehead at times, and finally last summer moying to Beaufort, where he died. lle leaves a wife, four children and two brothers, the brothers living in Australia and Ft.

Wayne, Ind. lIe was a Mason, and Prosident of the Lodge of Knights of lIarmony, recently organized at Beaufort. The funeral takes place today, at Beaufort, where the remains will be buried. PERSONAL. Mr.

Guy Cox returned from Kington last night. Mr. HI. W. Steinhelper of fort, was here yesterday.

Mrs. S. L. Dill and son, Marqus, went to Beaufort last night. Dr.

John S. Long went to Havelock last nigbt on business. Mrs. S. J.

Porter has returned from Ivanhoe, Sampson county. 'Japt. Chas. B. Keeler, keeper of North West Point Lighthouse, is in the city.

Mr. Chas, R. Thomas left yesterday morning for Danville, on business. Mr. W.

H. Pierce returned home last night from an extonded pleasure trip. Messrs. Dennis Rawls, Merritt, and W. R.

Reel, Arapahoe, are in the city. Mr. Warren Cochran, representing the American Type Founders Co. of Baltimore, is in the city. Mr.

Eugene Arthur, proprietor of the New Berne House. Moreaead City, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Z. V.

Barrington went to Jacksonville yesterday in the interest of the JOURNAL. Rev. G. L. Leyburn, returned last night from Salisbury, where he has been attending the meeting of the Synod.

Mra. Jar. W. Waters and daughter returned last night from bury where they have been spending a few months. Messrs.

W. K. and Charles of Fortress Monroe, Va, passer! through last nig.at going to Beau fort to attend the funeral of their father, Dr. G. K.

Bagby. Messre. A. D. Ward, P.

II, Pell: tier, D. L. Ward and L. J. Moore of this city, and 0.

I. Abernathy of Beaufort, went to Jacksonville gee. terday to attend Onslow court. JAUT JAIL. The faesimile SE Comedy Drama.

The Cora Van Tassel Co. will play in the Theatre on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights of this week, in an entire lot of new plays, which will be announced. For The City Band. Chances on a handsome, 14 carat, ladies or gentlemen's gold watch, are offered at Hibbard's Jewelry store. The proceeds will go to the treasury of the City Band.

School Inspections. Hereafter until further notice the Supervisor will give Fridays and Saturdays to office work, and the other days to the inspection of sehools. J.8 S. LONG. Fell Through the Bridge.

L. Wetherington, of Vance. boro, in crossing the A. N. U.

railroad bridge last evening ou his way to James City, fell through the bridge and came near being seriously injured. Mr, Wetherington was going over on some business connected with logs at the time he met with his mishap. A Rare Treat. Mr. D.

A. Consadine is in the city stopping ac the Chattawka, as advance agent for the wonderful Veriscope, producing the CorbettFitzsimmons fight as it came off at Carson City. It will appear at the New Berne 'Theatre on Monday night, Nov. 15th. The Trent River Bridge.

The pile driver which is to be employed in the construction of the new bridge over the Trent river, has come, and was being placed in Monday. Contractor Neal is here, and says he expects to begin the construction of the county bridge across the Trent river, this week. Shipping Notes. Arrived, the schooner Chief, Capt. Hatchell, from Baltimore, with a cargo of merchandise, for J.

F. Taylor, lyman Supply Company, and J. II. Hackburn. The schooner Henrietta Hill, Capt.

Smith, from Baltimore, light, to load lumber. Sailed, the schooner Huston, Capt. Huston, for Philadelphia, with lumber. 'The lInston loaded at Congdon's Mill. For the Wilmington Exhibit.

Mrs. T. A. Green, sent to Mr. W.

H. Oliver, last night, a huge box of Chrysanthemums, of several varieties, which will be sent today to the Chrysanthemum show in Wil. mington. These Chrysanthemums were grown in Mrs. Green's garden on Pollock street and will be entered in the list of open air plants at the Wilmington show.

Have You Neen Me Fee? It not, you Call tonight at the New Berne Theatre, where McFee's Matrimonial Bureau is to be played. The press notices of the play are very favorable, and the company is said to number, 25, and brings its scenery. The theatre management promise to give a number of reserved seats, which will be kept secure for those who buy them, and the general admission crowd will be kept out of them. Tickets for sale this morning at Waters. BELLAIR LETTER.

Concert in the New Hall. 01d Friends Coma Back. Many Farmers Ne1ll Hopeful. The Beech Grove Missionary Society will meet in its anniversary gathering on Friday, Nov. 26th, at 10.30 a.

as is our custom. We expect to ineet 10 spend the day and take dinner on the grounds. Rev. D. I1.

'Tattle has con. ented to me.ke an adriress ou Missions for the occasion and we are looking for a good day for all the better requireinents of life. We invite as many of our colaborers and fries de as can, to join us in making it a pleasant and profitable day. (on the evening of the 26th chere will be concert at the new hall under the management of the yo 10g people of Stellair and vicinity, mencing a Jualt past seven p. m.

This con cort is for the benefit of the school room, to help furnish the necessary sals and other things for the general advancement of educa. tion, An entrance fee of 25 cents will bo ged for adult and 10 conte for children 19 years. Our hell 24x40 1.1et wud will hold all that some. Dan't Le afa id to come be cause peata, are Jackn we will bor. ow enougtt 1or all to be comfortably seated.

Friends of ducation and 3 vers of cultured fun Mrs. J. Jr. Myers of Washington, ANDY GATHARTIO ascarets. CURE CONSTIPATION 25 50 THE DRUGGISTS 10 REGULATE LIVER ALL ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED tire, cure never any grip cane of or gripe, constipation.

but cause easy Cascarets natural are the results. Ideal pie and booklet free. Ad. STERLING REMEDY Chicago. Montreal, or New Fork.

N. and Mrs. James Ironmonger of near Norfolk, are visiting relatives and friends at Belliair. We were pleased to have them present at our Sunday school last Sunday. It took some of us back to the days of "long ago," as we remembered that both these ladies had been honored teachers in the Beech Grove Sunday school.

It has been nearly 30 years since Mrs. Myers was a teacher in our Sunday school. Less than half a dozen of those who were members of the school then were present last Sunday. One by one we. move out, till soon the Guard" will join the great school above.

Two or three light frosts 1 have rendered the air fine and bracing. and it is hoped that chills and other kindred ailments will soon be blown away. The general health of the community 18 improving. Some of the farmers are so disappointed about cotton, that they talk of having it picked on shares, Cabbage plants seem to be scarce in our vicinity, but fat hogs are coming on nicely and farmers are hopeful generally, especially those who look forward instead of backwark. A Clever Trick, It ce: taioly looks like it, but there is really no trick about it.

Anybody can try it. Anybody can try it who has a Lame Back, and Weak Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles. We mean he can cure himse fright away by taking Elec. tric Bitters. This medicine tones up the whole system arts a stimulant to the Live: and Kidneys, is blood purifier and verve tonic It cures Constipation, Headache, Fainting Spells, Sleeplessness and Melancholy.

Ir is purely vegetable. 3 mild laxative and restore a the system to its natural vigor. fry El curie Bitters and be conviaced they are mirac'e workex. Overy bottle guaranteed Only 50c a bottle at Duty's Store. List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office at New Berne, Craven county, N.

Nov. 8th, 1897: MEN'S LISTS. A--James Adams. B-J. F.

Barnes, Ilenry Bryant. C--Allin Cotton. HI-Wm. Hant. K--S.

L. King. -Ralph Lee, (2, M-Chas. Merritt, Geo Morrie, James Munroe, (2) Frank Morris. P-Sam'l Purdie.

R-Rob't Rogers. B. Shepherd. -H. B.

Ward, Brant Whihurst. LADIES LIST. B--Maggie Bell. D-Febby Davis. G-Mary B.

Green, J- Mary A. Jones. M-Jane Moore, care Dicey Moore, Eliza McDaniel, R-Dollie Richardson. 8-F. T.

Small, Roxano Stanley, (d. 1.) City Shepard. Write, Violet Wiggins, care Lina Sanders, Fredierca Wilson. Persons calling for above letters will please say advertised and give date of list. The regulations now require that one (1) cent shall be collected on the delivery of each advertised letter.

M. MANLY, 1'. M. Yellow Jack Preventative. Guard against Yellow Jack by keeping the system thorougbly clean and free from germ breeding matter.

('ascarets Candy Outhartic will cleanse the system and kill all conagious disease germs. Notice. To the School Committeemen and the Pablie: This is to certify that we' have thoroughly examined the accounts and vouchers of U. B. Hill, Treasurer of the Board of Elucation of Orayen county, up to Nov.

1st, 1897, and find the same to be correct. We also find the amount of money due the several. school districts of the county to be deposited to the County's credit in the National Bank, and Citizen's Bank of New Berne, N. 0. E.

IL MEADOWS, S. W. LATHAN, Auditing Committee and Members ol the Board of Education of Crayen County. Bucklen's Arnica Salves, TIER BEST SALVE in the world for Curs Brave 4, None, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Soren.

Setter. Sun Chapped Hands, On CorDs, 1 04 all Eruptions, and posit ivelv en.en Piles or do pay required. It is atred to give perfert satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by P.

8 Dufy. All wool cassimers and 50c. 75c. $1.25 up to $3.00 ale this week, 0000000000000000000000 TOILET POWDERS Rogers Gallets, Coudray's, Lubin's Pozzoni'e, Tetlow's and Hunter's ALWAYS IN STOCK. -ATDavis' Pharmacy, Phone 56.

Cor. Broad Middle Ste. 000 Your Running Expenses For Men's Furnishings Would be much less if you bought the right goods at the right place. We are good buyers. We buy at bottom prices.

Our friends tell us that our selections of Neckwear are most excel lent. You will be convinced if you give us a trial. The latest style in Collars and Cuffs just in and we are able to suit every one. Give us a trial, Baker Dunn. A Repulsed Lover that wears a soiled shirt front never need wonder that the dainty maiden asks him when he has visited a laundry, and refuses to lay her tresses upon his manly bosom.

Laundry work is cheep, and first class at the same time, you bring it to the NEW BERNE STEAM LAUNDRY. Remember out number37 MIDDLE STREET. GO TO---Sam'l Cohn Son's -FOR FINE Pig Pork, Sausage, Veal, Mutton, And our STALL-FED BEEF is always up to the standard. 88 Middle St. Phone 46.

Shortly after July, 4th 1776 the British lion made an unpleasant discovery. The American revolution exploded under his nose and he hasn't yet succeeded in geting his faco straight. We would like to explode this ad right under the nose of everybody who not yet dissovered "'COLA HEADACHES PowDERS" are specific for Headache. Bradham's Pharmacy, Lndies Mastery. This week we are worsteds at collection of Ladies per yard on prices ranging from pair.

WALL PAPERS. We have just received over ONE THOUSAND ROLLS OF WALL PAPER, all new nice papers of this season's patterns and the prices are as low as similar goods can be bought any where else. We can fit any. most any combination of colors, you may wish, both in Side Wall, Ceiling and Borders. Prices of Paper being as low as 7 1.2 Cents per roll.

O. Mails November 7. SURE CROUP CURE. When your baby whoops in middie of night is impending -give the child a dose of Anway'8 CROUP SYRUP and the little fellow 18 well and laughing in five minutes, REMARKABLE and harmless, but true, or we will refund the money, 25c. AT Bradham's Reliable Drug Store.

"THE PATROL" Air Tight Wood Heaters. NEWEST and BEST. Made in 4 sizes. See P. M.

Draney, 99 South Front NEW BERNE, N. C. Feeling People's Pulse! There's more than one way of feeling people's pulse-most direct way -through their pocket books. That's how this store gets close to the people, Touches their Purses Lightly. Take Men's Clothing, here's evidence.

A Sightly Cursimere Suit. in mixtures. Good enough $3 $5. for general ware at Black Clay Suits, square or round cut. These always $5.00.

ready for Best Wear at Prices Always Low, and Often Lower than Elsewhere. H. B. Duffy. Here is a List! OF SPECIAL VALUES.

That we hare put on sale for our friends and patron who will vist our store this week. LOW PRICES for HIGH QUALITY has made our Immense Business, hence, we are hotter pro. pared than ever to offer thes: SLEDGE-HAMMER RE. DUCTIONS. 2.000 garde Domestics this week, 3 go rard 5 Cases Men's Solid Leather Shoes, worth $1 50 at 89 pair.

25 Dozen Handkerchiefs, this week at 14c each. Novelte Dress Goods, regular price 25 our price 18: card. Men's All Wool Black Cheviot Suits, wor.h $0 50, our special price, 83 90. 500 Ladies Fine Fur Felt Wa'king late, worth, and are sold by other Milliners at $1.00 each, our price this weck, 483. ECONOMY IS WEALTH.

Opp. Bargain House, 1 Opp. The Big P. 1 Dry Goods P. 0.

G. A. BARFOOT, Manager. We are offering the LARGEST and HANDSOMEST Line of ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS! In Latest Novelties, and Plain Goods at 25c. Fresh Additions Constantly be.

ing made to Stock of Ladies COATS and CAPES. morgala 00000000000 Fine Pants Patterns, showing a very nice and Childrens Hose, 5, 8, 10, 15, BARFOOTA. 330. A D. F.

JARVIS, Pollo 63 ok.