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BEAUFORT; NORTH CAROLINA; FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1 .33.7:
NO. 40.
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Time and Tide waits for ho man"
tVkv tl.cn should you wait? Go at
.ami patronize the following mer
,ts wli' advertise. " :,
Our Advertisers. "iJ3 ,
I)i'u Stores.
pi-. .Cil Davis, Ann Sti'ect.
' T. I' Delamar, Front. Street.
Ailt-u l!.tvis. X. Side FiO;it Street.
I:-V fltiods 'ai;d-Gi-eceiacs.
y y.K. vt' v Bi. Front Street."
lUn.iy K!..i'-J.f!-r,Fiot -Street
' Undertaker.
C 7 "si ;i, Fron t St tret.
"1ro. Dry Goods Groceries..
F.vat direct Ceaiifort. X. C.
Lis the i!::ee to buy your supplies.
Co iSi.iiorp, lucits'5i hJioes, Jlats
l C iuti.inl-, GiOceites,liCrocr. ry.
Ll. Tin, fc Giass' Wure," and m fact
tytlii-nn usually "kfr hi a' first class
k-. 'aM'su aiji seeuve brjj;aiii."
J.C. MANNER'S.
VR.vr.n Stil-kt, IiE.rj;.nT, j. C.
'..v .1 t,. t, 'To rfr,
DEALEK IN
Goods, Gnee:ies, Notions, Shoe'
Wood 'and Tin Ware &c.
tiv.iisj; la'cly moved fim Ilarlowe,
it d ; have !iis country friends
. ' -
ii l:inr at. Lis -new stand. To the
i of S't auToit ? offers anew stx-k
7 I
Kds. wbifli yil-'be sold a;i cheap : as
tlit :;pe.'t, ' and eolit hs tlleir patron-
k"1 V .7m rp Qr?vr
TTI EFT, BEAUFORT, N. C.
V rr.YA.7. A L J) IRE Cf Ofr
iii:.u.K!.- i- r,;-7ii.vt; casks and .
A full supply of coffir.s, caskcls
luial eases, 'constantly' on hand and
An i) at sho:t notice, and ar, Jow li-'--
V.'ii; attend all bUiials. as funeral
tor u iih. Mt ehai re.
PH. .;. R. DAYI5, DRUGGIST,
IfTinii.T, i.n i-ooii fuom 'Turner.
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VawI.s Eye Glasses and spectacles.
' 3; .a ;y. 1 y buying a pair. Coh r-Utss-s.
f,.r n-t -ik and soi eyes. Dr.
,!i ';ol..ii!ii.i; (or these glasses, Ihey
U he h ,.ija elsewhere in this Co'tin-
i .iwi ciieaiH-st assortment oi
... .... .. . i , .
-tetlicines of all kinds always iii
K-1:iuts. Conir'i and Consumption
Female Re-uLtor.'
P"4- Ktdnev Cure
f."s .' ;.. y;
P'n.gulator. . "
PuS (Vi.,.1. T' I .
o" .'liviura.
.lies, ;. ' ' "
Uu,)''iir ire. 'icines from a large stock
Ut "vi"- l-r-es. Reinember the; place,
J- 15- IAYIS' drug store,
s s
ti;i-:kt, ?m) iok fkom Tursek,
,!l:T'I(,:dA, jr..
Attorney at Law,
-(- rnei- of Front aiiCi Turner Streets.
UFOllT. N. C.
;1V' 7 s ,,ie ct.urts at Carteret,
.... . ii k i a. ...cii.t n.i.i . i r..
. "'" ; tin'. Supreme Gourt of Nrtl
i"1 aim she U. S. DUti!.ct and Cir
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" d tox, I'. II. TELI.ETI'ER
G,;i(N & PELLETIER,
ATTOIl"XEys ATLAw'
-ouin oi .journal opioe,
'Graven Street West Side.
NlAVBERN. N. C.
.'ttce vxho.-n, . '; . .
'-tiHe in ,i ; v are sue.i.-.
,-t rom. ipenor Courts cf Car-
w' '.- 1:1 Federal Court .'-at
aiti..s !";'! 111 tile Supreme Court.
iilil uesuing our scr-
v L-.'i,.; se Wliie te.'egiali us at
THE RECORD.
G. W. CHARLOTTE, EtiTtfr..
The Recoup 150 a. Year in Advance.
" FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7tbr 1887.
EdPTjie Editor rf this paper is noTnT
sponsible for the views of eoi respondents'.
tW If there is an X. mark
OO jour
paper, it means that your subscription
has expired. Please reiteav a.t'vJf.-e'; "
October.
The weather is eliirhtfu:. ,
Sunrises 5.59. Sun auts 5.33.
Ayer' Sarsapai ilia. For sale -by Allen
Davis.
Brooradale Swede Rilta Daga seed lur
sale by Allen Davis. -..,
Purple Top Yellow Ruta Ra-:a saed, for
1 !. All T .
nan. u ivuen uav:s.
This month has live Saturdavs, five
Sundays and live ibndays. . "
JViat4itrates b!uks Warrantee deeds
vve. lor sale, at the Record vtlicv.
Patent Medicines of all kinds a,- d de
scriptions at Allen I?av;s Drus? Sture.
Judjre C. R. Thonjas, of NewBeme,
was iu t.jwn several days il.'b woi'k.
liss Emma Maiison, has a flourUhing
scliuol in tue Odd Fell jvs Liuldm".
Always on hand a full line of choice
family groceries, at Henry Englc berg's
Warners, Liver and Kidney Cure, Safe
Nervine, uud-'tfafe 1 i.ls Fur .sale by Allen
Lavis
i
Wl-c?i you want a ood barrel of Flour,
besuie -;id try lic;riy Eii le be r g' -M oss
liOSe. -
New Yoik State Bmtr at Henry
Engkberg's, for 25 and ; ceuts per poumf.
Miisi Rote Flour is the leader, and the
very best, lor'y ceuts pej-poau-i at tlbjirv
Engk-berg-'s. ; - , .
Pik, Bacon and' Hams, ahva's ; on
hanu ana at tlie lowest prices aialemy
Enlebrg's. - - "
When you want a 3 5 or 10 pound can
of pure Lard, yo to Henry Engie berg's he
af-Was keeps ii. on hand. t
Our citizens sh-uld carefully examine
their stove pipes, chimueys and, Hues, ami
if nut t-aie, make ti-ey- to.
School children can buy the best and
the cheapest i ks and pens in town, at
.he Record Office.
Try A A X A 1, and Number L ive Ci
gars at Allen Davis Dru 6loie. None
ueiter for 5 ctuts
Mr. Clement Manly, of the law firm of
Sim'ii-.s Jc Manly, of Now Rerue, . pan I
our ltwa a 11-, inj, v:sit on Monday.-
The Sclir.i Iiuiu J.", tndd with nu n-
. ...1 ... r 1
j i.iiuen. sunK l) v tiiiesa.ty Oil li-gne
i ibHiKj. Tne t:ew cstap. d in tne vetels.
boat.-: - ...
Ii'yon
re :n ne u of onyth'ng in the
iJry e.oo!is or t-jiMvrv line, o M onee to
..'J. Moore i Bres. Tln-V' will tieai
'u right. "'
The Rail Road depot at MT.hean' City,
begins to loom up. (hjf i ferent";tgeid
I wiil so a have linger and better -ntfrKT,
m vviiiu to iransaci ui.ttn;ss.
T're 'Twins'' are on eyhibitioa at Dr.
T. B. Delamar's Drug store. Will guar
antee satisfaction r tiie money will be
r funded. Only 5 cents.
Tutt's Sursaprilla imd Queens Delight,
for sp-e iy and "pt-rrnaneiit emv. of Itheu-j
matism. Diseases of the skin, Dyspepsia
exe. For sale by Aden Davis.
Paikers Ghiger Toaie, The ' medicine
for every family, surpasses all o'hu' re
medies in the cur.; of dyspepsia. Indiges
tion e'ee. Fyi-sale by Alien Davis.
Have your jb piloting executed at the
Record ofliee. With our mci'ased fact li
lies, we can do your work as cheap and a.s
,vell as any ofiice in the State.
The State mi-: will be held on October
lSth.l9ih.20ih.aiid 2lst. The fare evil!
be one cent a mile acti way.. It will be
a cheap trip, .ad one tha it will pay you
to. take.
Mrs. Bett'e Foilaw, Las removed her
millinery business to her resideiK- on
Turner Street, nearly "opposite l.er old
stand. Those -.wishing' goods in -ici line
would do well to call on her.
Jerry Fi.-her, t.ic blacksmith, has re
covered from his recent illness and cau
be found at his sh.p ou Front Street.
He will be pleased to have" his old cus
tomers call on him and many new ones
We have cpusidcrablo money due us.
in small amounts. Wlv n 'we send out
bills, we expect -'prompt payment, Do
Hot say. to ur collect or, call again, r we
w ill p;5y yoirsoon.' ''We nced uiWihe.y aiid
necd.it now. : .
AV are pleased t learn that the school
of Mr.'C v. 'Airington. has received rtv
er.foiiieiiients. On Monday List, the v
of riiefnbershio was increased- eight.
This school will publish a roll of honor in
the Record.
Are you goimr to the State' Fair? The
fare is cheap. The editor of this paper is
going, and would be pler.sed to chanerone
a party of good looking (single) Indies.
A ivw wielovcs and married ladies Will not
be objectionable.
We paidn pleasatit call rto the estab
lishment of Guthrie & Co., on yesterday.
We found -Mr John D. Guthrie, as smi!
ii -t as 'basket of chips over the prospect
t.f"a fine fall and .winter trade. Jjhn
says he has tj;c goods ami is going to
give high prices a death blow.
For Sale: A Naw II(me Sewing
Mnchine, with all the .'attachments. ; This
is a new machine ne.ver havingbtcn used.
Will be sold lor S20.001 Cill at this
oiHce at once, ar.d secure a gi eat bargain
A
new
flue breech loading shot gun, brand
..ni bn b'jut'ht chean. Ani'Iy at this
eilK.ce. - : ; .-. . . ."
Miss Lina Davis the slaughter of our
esteemcxl ft:llW citizen Major James Cj
Davis, returned home f im a visit to rel-i
5 Vr..vli:rtfill N. d. last wet k.
HllVCa ill l. ',".' . . t
Miss Lina is piMty as. ever, and wo
would -not be surprised to hear th
utt she
had left her heart in Washing'ou,
'1 ho Record is in f.ivoi of an Ovsfer
Fair o i e held at Newlh rnc this 'win
ter. Carteret will send, up iter blvalv. s
with lots of folks to help t at them.;.' We
hope -that Bro. Numi of the Journal will
have the i:.y and date'- set' led upon, " so
that we can; notify our people.- .;;'
Hawkes ' Eye -Glasses and Spectacles,
are the bestj We speak from experience.
We are n'sihff a. iir-. tf 'llu.m
glasses can only be obtained l:o:n Di.- .7.
15. D::vis, at h.siru store oi Ann Sheet;
We advise I aTI w ho are sufii iiivo with
failinjr eye siht or s:e eves, to lo at i
once and purchase a Sair of theso classrs. i
Call at the Recohc oiUce ancl Examine
our st jek of- choije
pe::s, iuks, and
wining paicis; co::si.stb f: Stvl
btylij-
K,?V: l11
jtmphic pens j Esterbrook
htu-lr Vhl.f ffmin i 'iii.vinif ..wrl
st yl. .graphic' inks; Sivelop'es'and writhJjE i'1? ii'.t''.s-becnuso' under: tlie r
pajiei s. We are"-selling a b ttle of the best ! hlnnce of law it takes from the pockets
ink made at 5 cen s.
6100 to $d00 A MONTH can be made
working kn
us. Agents p; e erred wlro
cm l'rnU-h
their owe. boics and give
their wuoiej.tir.ie o the, bjisiness, Spaiv
moments may be prOiitably . employed
also. A lew vpea-iicies' iix tfiWiiS and
cries. B. b", JO'II LltiON & CO., 1013
Main street,) Rk iuudnd, Ya.'
The weather has cooled oH. A week
or two ago it was dead:ul hot and people
would literally mop the. perspir'atio'--olt
their faces. -aa th-: walkul tlie str; ets.
But things haven't cooled oil" a bit in the
trade of S. j. Moore j& Bro, Tne 'same
heittcd and Icverish i-xcitment pervades
the people who go "to tUt'ir cash "store
to get bargains. .
insure iu Ue OUI.Feop'e's Mutual IV n
etit Society.! the only rt-riable Insurance
Company for old pjoplo m the United
btatus, and t he cheapest, s i lest and best
lor ail aes.' Call on Dr. T. B. Delamar,
Aeut lor (Jarleret cutitj, and be e n
viiieed. Also Ag'-ni lor the New Yoik
Mutual Reserve -total business $190,(W,"
000. Deposited with Insurance Depart
ments 8200,000.
Guthrie iz Co. have returned fiom
New York, and arc daily expecting the
largest stock of goods they have evtr
bought. They inform us tiiat their goods
were txmgijt low, and that cney wil s'Ml
them eheapi It is their iiiteniioii t- .sell
fur C!sii or! tra le only Look out f r
their adverAsvmeiit in next Weeks japvr.
Wmt a lew davs to niaktt your piiicaasas
and save money.
i he success of si arc of the a;ent em
ployed bv B F. Joh-.tSou & (,'o. Ric!)'-
jj'ioiiii V:l i4 truly, marvellous. Ii is not
in uuusua thing for the aeuis to make
4 as Ina-li as 2 l and ?IUJ a day su;d some
times their fronts i iiix up as high as 10
ami 850 jvuu more. 3-iut we hesitate to
to teil 3"ou the i:ole truth, or oii iil
scarcely bt lie.vo we are in earnest. - Write
them ami see for yoUiScii what l)iey wil:
do for you. I .
Geo. Asli of Newwyrsie, li.is the laigvsr.
aud cheapest stock o5-go;;ls evi r 0;.-ug;jt
io ewBeiHe. ll 'Aon are in waul oi a.i,
ih.ng iu tli-.t Liy G .is, cloinni, tr
Lioot and sii ie. line, livin't fail to e.di u
. r ..-.ili. t..!l.iiit lit..- I .V. . l-.'.i I . Ii' rl. I
w.ll tin lave Joins ol tins comics to
. ait on ukt ni. Ut;r Onslow irjitiL. w.a
Had 1 a e tl'auaday to Si-i ve t lieiU. luo
iAhh's iiew'iiiLeittauieni, vLl iippiar lu.xt
week.. -. ., : . '.. - s.-v
I 1 . I k . ' ' , . .... ' I. I " ' (b...VV ,v .....
lio! f r Mr.-. Ja :e Lowe:. berg's opei
ti'L" id Fad aiai W i..tr ytfiRis. itv.
ju.;t rccc.ved the !:crgf;l at.ti t. m .-eivc.u.U J
fttwcu oi g- eps in i:i;t:in i:.at n,, i-vo
oeil oiiCie'tl in tii: JliUUf. . it.i- moi.iv i
cviiisi&ts oi i ii;:ts,-. i2oimets. - v eiVcis, j
UlbU-.nis, i iiil.li.s, iiiitis, I-'oailic;s, Ifiu J
ur tiress jLi'im.ttnisg, utoves, tiouvery,
Ji i'sses ILir santi 'i'obggans,Uica ;ts,Sii wis-,
Olik elvers vVC ilvs :ure and call ami
examine uu'se goods, -i'ou will ceiia'inly
b'uy tht m and save m-aiey .by so doing. - .
An cuthiuiastic meeting of the. eah'.e.-S
of iuw Uci'nc, w.ts held at the Kxc.iauge
iu. that cityjou TllvsUay tlie 1 h.. iniait(,
to 'take into ooiiderytion thoMmpo. taut
iiaiter td the ex tens. on of lire A. a -N. U.
it. R., to the U. F.' A5 V. R. A com
tun tee was lap pointed to confer' witu tio
Citizens oi Callitl, Patlll.Co, LeUoir, aud
Wayoe to present; tiie utaLiur ol extension
to tne Govei nor. i ins is a matter of tiio
'greatest impoitauce to the people of this
cou.it'. Let us then take h-.ld with a
vim and show that, "Hhcru is life in the
oid ia.ul yetj." ,
jBUCKREN'S ARNICA SALVE.
Tlie bet Sidye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, 'Ulcer's, Salt Kheiiin. Fever
Sores. Tetti-r, Chapped llauds. Chilblains
Corns, and jail Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or 'no pay nquuvd.
it is jTuaranteed to give perfect sat is tac
tion, or money lelundeel. Puce 5 cents
pe..- box. I
For sale by Dr. T. B. Delamar'
Died At Richland'? Ownslo'w comity
N. C. on Monday Septl 2Gth. Rj7., Rev,
E. A. Best, in the 72d. yea: of his ago.
lie has pre;k'hed (.Uirist and him crucified
for a per iod extending over . 310 year s.
Was a prominent minister of the Mission
ary baptist Church, and gr.:al!y beloved
by all who knew him.
"Mark ilitf pei.'ect man and.uenom
the' up;ig
dJ for the end ol' tymt mau is
peace. ' j
. i j. .... I' .i'jjt'f .
AN END TO BONE SCRAPING. .
E'd ward jShephertl; of. IIa.rris.lmrg,-111..,
says: "Having received so' much beueJit
from Electric Bitters ,1 feed it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Rave
had a running sore on my log lor eiuht
years; my doctois tola n e I would . Jiavo
to have the jboae scrajieU or leg amputa
ted, I used, instead, tlrr6e botlb a of Eiee
trio Hitters and seven--boxes Uncklen's
iinica Salve, and .ny;!eg ts now sound"
Land Well." I Electric Bittejs aii sohl at
lilty.cents a oottie, ana i.uckieit s a rniea
Salve at 25i. par b jx by T. I).. Dolamae.
SCARLET j FEVER & DIPHTHERIA
arc spread by c.mtagionf by the transfer
j : .
of living maiter from "the. skin, the men -branous
lining of the mouth,' nose' and'
throat," aud from thet intestines and ur
nry' organs. Di.-.infect promptly .and.
thoroughly with Darbys Prophylactic
Fluid, the- great Gerrh desiroyer. Prif.
II. T. LurToN, of tho'Yaiideibdt. Univer
sity, Tenn-i fays: "As a disinfectanf and
detergent jl)arbys Prophylact ic FhUd is
superior toiauy preparation w ith vvijiCrh
j am aquaiiited.
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TliliCK f AlIM I'Uli iel'.xX 1
One m'dej from Mereh ad City, contains
about 75. acres of. cleared land. ..Specially
adat'teeUo truck farnjina i - It is the: sain.-
land that uas oeen cujiivau ei vy .m. w -.
... .. . . iL o. -vrnvi.. J V.inna
13, Uo:euuii toe "t"
Appy i". ; ',
rlLaubnt, N. C
COMMUNICATED!.
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; 'Bc&unufNl'O.; Oct,1 5th. 1831.'
.LniTOfi REeoi!f:-.I wish, through your
,v:i!ifiin,to direct the attention' of the tax-
-.'.. ....... ft.. l I '.A . 1
I jj'i.iti.-. oi v.ii i,t -ri"i. tiuuty ti jiuu ii.fjj.ti.
and iniquitous tax levy now in thchandsnf
our she'iifT for collection. I slytilleial
riecanse it exceWls the.limit of the. North
jCaro'ina State Cinstitut!tm. Whicli - ex-
prr-ssly ideclart s that
"Tho taxes levied
by t!ic ; Commissioners of. tin soveval
counties .for 'county purposes shall never
! exe.'y?" tue double of the State itax, except
! for a special purp se, 'and with-the special
I approval, of. the '"'GcV.eAa' Aseuibly;" I
of the citizen vo?jns 'roJels arid conveys
to the disbursing olfie'er twenty cents on
each poll and twenty -seven amj lia'o ceuts
on' each one liu't.dred dollars ..worth of
pro-teity li.-ted in his name wu7t rioncy,
by tiie Ias of God and the Constitution
of North Carolina, the c:i7eu
to retain in his own. possession
las a i ight
under the
if the taxes
legally 'leyiei
''Rcive.u-5 -Act'' of ISsT, " arb
to met t ti c expenses of oar C
i-nadi'quate
only g..v-
eminent then -"With the sp -c'.il approval
ef the General Assc-nbly" end
a majonty
v ,te of our citizens a tax can i be levied
for tjie special put pes.' of paying a- defi
ciency, which deiSciency in' m'y (pinion,
if the Cou'dy Government bd ; otherwise.
ec-.o i:) nica iy . in.ui; 'ed, cuxi; ciily hei
caused by uaati'..' extra annual al-
lo-.auces to county ofia.ia' P
... - . . j ,
I. for one, am no; only opposed to this
illegal tax but am also determined, to re
sist its collect Km. If others sro of the
same mind and will mee t tv.e at til e Court
livmse in Beaul'oit.at 11 icloc a. m., on
Satuiday the 15th in-t., we)wiil take
such actioji as, under the law will secure
us our li-ihts. ;"
Respect fully,
F. Boudf. Macs.
THE FAMILY.
J1Y E!.17, i:F.T!l OA KTtS SJl T II.
"When- we' consider how carelessly the
ftundati'ns for the family superstructure
' 1 -
are la'd, tin; vvomler is, not thatji uhi some
times ensues, but, that it is not i njor'e jcn-
oral
'. it is msw fomal toj be. 'Two
peiion s
fr 'in t. vo aheady pslaehsheu
si pai lite tii niselves. to estalilish
!a!iiM:.'s,
a h:id. '
lions are
s. habits,
ivn i o eac!
di.ltut.1 ir
id di.-nosi.
other, and
! il!HV :M-t
:.j v
lid at v.u:-.
l.d-ilnd ijitc5.1 '. o sjiepk' I
i' poll except tonal cis.s' s of !
this article
i
k-rior wo-
1
mm ano liUUced:- ..uiei
ItTiws, r ty-
l itiits n'nii Wii'r jiJ ;aii ; huii
laWizc, itait
of tlie lanriiv t: existii g hou
isehoid. in
wbieh are-laid tbe r.uni.d.t. i.r,.-!
of society
j:!ii.;;;s of
j..,,.
re l.i'.i :.'s tin; .ft.ii
a
!l it'.s! I 1
ii ills 'i iseu.svs v
,'hiuli
.1.1;
of '
Vd,.'i t.-iC.
a most SKuHui ;i
Jtysifiau ;
'sickness
us throw
;;in not
diseases :': 1 to
be
tract -t't io.
the
heart ; eustvis
tha: noik
Physic to the dogs.
becaus-.' it
istcr to a mind tlisvased ;
PliicU from the memo: y a ro-
1
in w ;
Ibize out tlie written troubles ofjthi.' br.nn ;
And, with s-int. sweet oblivion's antidote,
Cleanse the stulf'd b so.n of th'it ; pjrd ms
' stair ' : -
Whih weVhs ijpon ihe hcait;'f
all this for the present is to 1 igpoi-ed,
ami the simple fact of a household con
sitiered . ' i
' WeW'er defines a family, to ihej 'fflie
.illec'tive l,( dy of tia:'s who Li e in one
house, suh-jeet'io 'one head Or pumagei a
household, including 'par Tits aud ekii
dii', s -rvants, boarders," etc.
" lu! every well leg'tilattd 'piousehoid,
llicie must be a siipieme h'eadjor umpire
one to whoniall may uppeal ;rt:id whose
decisions mast be final; fi'oai horn 'there
is nA appeal; a vtjse,. b-vihg .'judicious
ceuti ' r, w lio is to be looked ljp to as a coun
selor, fn-nd, judge. Where rjuthor ty is
divided c-.milcts will ..iri.se, dissensions
w.ii exist, and th.est?. will mar the iiarino
ny of the'. family, disarrange is thmesnc
cronoiify, and eventually cnda-igr the
happiness and well-being of lite inmates.
VTho shall be the head of the household?-.
Ft. Paul 'decided the question
nearly 'two thou-and years ag-4 by' assert r
iug that "man is the ln-a;l o.f4h wt .nin,"
and sh3 ought t( be sulyect tq ' her -hit:--ban
1, etc I k flow the mascblinc. arro
mnce of the Jew denied the quality of
woman, and accepted her in tije aspect Ci
sex inc.
as Paganism did entirely,
The Jew" exclude! woman their,' as now,
from the'-main ''Cody of the tabernacle iu
worship, and yet in the curlier and better
ages she had been reoogriizedjin the l.a
tbai biUh as judgo and prophetess.
: Millon, whose mind whs Judaic in char
acter, is: 'decided in; regarding; woman as
ihferior1 to ircn ;'' must'ioikup tomaiij
as to a god. He says, of the two, that he
was' subject ! . -
'fo G:1 only -she to God through him.h
Sfy cwn cpau m is this: thit the man
is Ilia rightfu1, piopev head of Hie latiily ;
that the! w ifV cli:li-en, and servants muid;
a id ought til yield; not. only
d)ediv.i:CC to him as the head
the h msehold; in his place
i'ospect but
iiitl i tiler ol
re. lie
shonld be kiiig and priest, be shoril da ule
aid veoiship in th.o ab.;ir of ho'me
There is souiethiag bandsor.ie and ; fit
ting in this and it is ;:ppai etitl to the most
leasual obs'en'er that, when any circuni-
istatje'e forces this ' natural rule
the harmony and.ditiity vtki' ;
i ship ., aside.
the fainily
are im pa. i reel ; r ' Y ' : .' -'
i.'"." There is a peculiar1 charm' tin eoi'dem-i
.la ting iiie iul. old , patiiarehs; of. the,
Bibl- rtit'a their gi'eat i'atn'Ules and tks
pvii'lents;: fielv.' aul herds, wire;;- and
.children; the whoh presided over ly triie
kingly iri;ub AVere it ut for tli'j !iefon
of -polygamy 'which naturally thrusts it
self intr the very fnri'ground of theught.
Abrnham's , jealous-minded .wife eouljd
net "endure 'in rival, hence her eruelty to
liagtr'apl lior child. Ishni.e'. Then the
two wives of .Jacob w re t qnally clifcord
ant. The true ida of afatnUy isHme man
and one woman ts httsfcincL and wifc-
with' their childrc-n, -servants,.- and de
pendents. The first law in the. housr-
r hold is t.bedicnceV in its hiirh souse, to
the hea l and center.
The" second is loyalty. - . ; '
This inyiolves pcrfvCt confidence' and
candor in the various members. Yv'hre
the great law" of the household iis love,
this 'needs not to be enjoined; where each
member b bound by tlie spirit ..of genuine
good will loyalty or lidsiity, f ach'toeach,
is coLupaiiiively easy ; it assumes -the as-d
p -ct of an instinct, . lalher? than erf monil
obligation ; but where, as is too often tiie
! case, discordant elements are in r!R!f$ri
this. sentiment f loyalty, or a high sense
of honor, must take its place. '
The fo.'r walls inclosing a household
should be regarded as sacrr-d n v as in
tlie iiMoii tinvj, wluu the h-at tt stone was
sacied t thc'gordal, peace loving Tlesita,
and the Penates 'were worshiped hi t!ie
penetralia ofeveiv dwelling. Here was'i
set up the domestic altar, distinct from
all outward and ext.crial observtt uc'Crt. ap.d
regjirdod by tlie family clone.
GUll ONSLOW LETTER...
From Our Regular Correspondent.
Swansboro, N. C.Sept. , 28yh,-'1837i
Cjiisidetable sickness in
vet, and soma few deaths.
ftnt. n .'1 iw v -
Messrs. o.dlr7- '.
E." S.iadliu and W A. Newb dd near
Richland-, arc sick, tlie latt-.r.. very sick
with typho malarial fever. Air. Andrew;
MafshLurn and s m an; bo'h sick, and
the wif of tlie cm of Mr. A. M.', is very
sick. The little gii'l ehHti of Mr.' B. F.
Hankv: Jr. , near the mouth of New river
died a few days "io with bil ie.us dysen
tery. Mr. Banks is th;; son o! Jesse Banks
of Jones county, who had hdty moved to
New riyer, heeariied his little 'irl IMyrtio
back io .Lius c ut lty, to bur her with
h r kin-people. Mr. XathatiLil Taylor, an
old citizen living near Pmey Green, was
taken with alls a lew days ago, fell . in
the fire and 'was' burned' almost to iaeiisp
before help came to his 'rvsoue. Dr.. W.
1. loutfi.rt was-called but' eoul.1 ..render !
- ..-
no .issii-tance, the poor man.isuijteiied for ji-'
three 'davs and died in great agony. Iris i
two little children .aged respectfully. 4 and
S years, were takeu tare of by Messrs. R.
II. Blender and Henry Wiilis. Mr. Taylor
:-as' a very ptxir widower, bnt goilil nbm.
David'I Mo tie at Queens Creek, has a
tuiiiosity it is three large white r.its, they
are very tamo and beautiful, says ho is
going to raise wliite rats to' sell, and has
ahe uly a..d-Izuu "engaged, ' Jij sellii them
at $IA0 per pair.' . -
Q life a large -c.r'Qvvd assembleil at Ricb
l.md .Village- last Saturday evening tf
witness .'.the - Pan Ducello Conjbtiiatiosi
Show, th;i Wesiern Cowboy ritjiiig was
vei'v- g-Hd indeed, too good, so said Ed.
Franks, as bo was picking himself up
fro;-1, a fall caused by a collision' with the
cow boy's horse, and when the old lady
came ontavitb her pet dog for a baby, all
dressed up, did man Lafayette- F. clap
ped l.isdia.ids and cried out inlgraat glee...
fellows 1 am satis tied, I have tlrj Wiortli ef
of niy 'quarter now, if 1 'don't; See any.
ihi'itr tl.-ie, and thj old gent iai: ly danced
W1C: joy.
OiiCommissioners were to m.;et lst
Mor.day"' to 'appoint' tlie d y for holding
an ;lt-ctiin to vote for sub'aCriptio:.i. or .no
subsciij.-ton, Ito our rail road project, "but
olio of the Donimissiouer's were ' absent
and the mAing was postponed until the
1st' Monday an October "next.; $0(i.000 as
the anion at to be -vtcd'on,. we ; expect,
the pet?pl3 will viote it ti wn". The shift
of.wealhtr this week m:i-"e the mullets
run i little, i The asheries around. S w an s
lu.ro caught about a barrel to the single
share in two days -"' ."..
' Colton picking is r.av Via lor ler of tlie
day, .but an" turns out shott. " Mr. S. Yf .
Ve ntei s says he picked over 30 acres au'd
omv uoj. t t.iaep no t iit v. l.j I
v . . . . . . - .
3iye or sue, ant pre most oi trie cojtou is
that -way, oply a few have commenced
gathering corn and that 'turns out short
a1 so, but the sweet-potatoes arc bett'e r so
far as we : liaye seen. No Marriages .to
reprut lately, but hope soon to hava ote
or two, a very prominent M. D., and one
of our most highly rejected and beauti
ful youii i ladies of our count', are on
the best of good terms, and from nppear
atices and gossips it won't be long before
we shall' have sdmc'th'mg nice t'-j report;
and a yo.un'g gent frotn Craven couity
is Vetting Ida thick with anothyri ont q"
our pret'y young misses, we think, aud
w;e want him to ."keep " ilay " from here
- '-- ' , ' - i '
and go way dow n ahotit llailowi Avhere
he be!ons or ought to belong.; Our.
Se-hcol'up here" is abofet ended, will do e
- . i r- .. - ;i;- - -
next wex.iv--
Then our teacher wautsio rest Only a
short time- before ho as .ready to take
another school for the lralat.ee of the
year, -don't uU send for him at once.
Most; of the. people tip lt-;e eeu ?to like
him vei-y 'nlnch., t i i ig h.-' sobe say he is
dt!at. ' some say; he can't hear, andjanother
.says hie dtin't keep a .sti'cii to mat k on,
wheti one goes; out; d ojs,.. and another
saya Im is too strict eVoV, ' while 'another
Vays if ym can fiini';oiie; ih it '. whip
morcv sc ll 1 him - to uTc, pste . old ; gent
mid they: ceedett a : school . fcenu t be
tau rUt -tor' Ui-o nt7:t1is, yirith''ri(J ; b:iks
and then:tJeampel,;tnc-,ehi.or.m; ...t.-:M.f
to school ail the time; biir viAi kiias ha
NEAVS OF A WEEK.
October 1st. Tlie Republican Slate
.Convention f -V r.ssaohiiseUs inet'at iios
ton yesterday. There is a dead lack in
the .Georgia Lgis'ature occasioned by thj
Ctdebrated. G'etm. Educational bi 1-
GeiiejiiL Jitrota was yesterday unani
mous'y uo-ninntcit by the Democrats of
Baltimore for Mayor. This will be -his
third rerml seating th3 delegates
to th3 Democratic State (Joii vention at
Saratoga yesterday, Irving; ila'I was left,
out by tho o Mctuit'tee on .ciru ntials.
Ty.tr.; Tennesse will give a majority for
Prohibition - At the election in TVjn
ne::soe yesterday, the Prohibition Amea.l
ment was carried in Knoxville. Hun
dreds of ladies workel atthe p illsall day.
-r-The Stipreiai Court of Now York j es
terday tleei led that the sep tepee mi th
ease taf Jacob Sharp be ca- ricd out, aiwl r.n
cler was .issued to that ciTect s-Tho
race troubles in Texas' have ah mt quieted
oown. t wo negroes wre kiliea on tun
day, and tne leader of . the 'negroes I.aj
Hod the . unity. . Tlue sixliousand ton
Armored battle-ship whicli the Navd
Unanl have been at work on; will.- cost
$2,:!73,000. and will probab'y bo built at
the N trfolk Navv Yard,
(ct ber 2d. Th-3 light-h msa at Pam-
lico Point l'uht-stHtioa has been discon-
tinned. The reduction of the public
4-tibt for September will be about 810,500,
000. -----The Volunteer yesterrlay beat the
Thistle by three rciles, winning the cap
Another cholera victim died but, all
danger of further death is thought to be
over. The Prohibition amen 1 meat in
T.!!i.'ssprt i s-iiil to b.T ib foitti-.d 1)- about.
1 ' J
October 3rd. 1 he I reside it win s p
at As.'iovi'.Ie, North Carolina, on October
31st. on lils horn aid trip The Pre
idjnt was entha ia?tic illy r-joeied at In
dianapolis yesterday and made a short
speech. The cholera patinits win
were removed from the steamship Alesia
to Swiueburn Id:nd, Xew York, art
galling along favorably. Duiihg the
last tw'enty-four hours, thirty-two new
cases of cholera and twenty-seven deaths
from the disease were repented in Messina
and five new cases an I tvVode.ith3 ia Ca
tania. (ot., th. The Presidjut spent; a quiet
diy Suiid.iy in Sd. Iiou atceudiii; Dr.
Brocku's Presbyterian church in the
mcr&nig. -The recent pr.diiuitio'.t e'.ec-
i t? ni in Tennessee in causing mhrderoas
;'t:icks on temp rariCe and Christian peo-
p!e.- The salo n men of Chattanooga,
Tenu.. as a result; of the l ite prohibition
election, have invited tha authorities to
aid them in a movement to close the: sa
l.Mtns on Saael iy The Piesubint yfsit
ed tha St. - Louis fair yesteid iy, aiid
a 'terw.irds was reenved at '.he lehants.
E.cehuige where he made an extend tl
address. He was received with great
enthusiasm, in . whicli he indulged ii;
m my comppi inputs fci-tha gre it Western
city, and g ive assura; c ; of , li s grateful
appreciation of ih'o kintlticss and hospi-:
tality of her. people; his receptioa was of.
the most cntha.iastic character, and, it is
estim itedth.it 'during hi-J pr.-sjatatiq i he
shook the "han Is of uoi less than nine
thousand p:;ople.-
.s:v k or markets ;
.'t'oncy easy at oo pr cent, closing of
fered at o per C :nt. ; c itto i q ii it .9 7
1(50 0-lSc; spirits tarpent'iie firm nt'.il.:;
rosin s.e.viy at $t (ml 12. Tar $3.10,
-A.il ,u:ius'ial -scene ice.uired in the
Jletropobtaii M. E. (.Miuruh.'iu Washing
ton, Sunday- night; the pastor referred in
severe teims to the condemn, d Anarch's s
and his and e:iee t -slified their approval
by rising to tlieir feet anl clapping their
hau ls. .. A .mass m. eting, ntouded by
ten thousand, p.'isons, was held in Lon
don, Sunday, at which resolutions wore
adoptci. coa lemain the goverament's
Irish policy ah 1 the conduct of the police
at Mitc'aell.sto.vii .- V slight shock' o
earthquake was felt throughout Greece
yesterday. Four additional deaths by
cholera a e rop.irte 1 fro.n S.vine'mr.ie
inland, New York. The hjalth author
ities report imprjvemeah from the-re-
' mainlng ptittcnts. -I h s:cians in ,rar:s
rep -rt that D.in l'vjdtojvnperor of Brazil
. w ill never be able t resn:ni the throne,i
.. .. tr t r l-
owiiiii to U,3 effect of disease on
A-ing tt tt.3 eifect of disease on his
brain. Father O'Lcary, iu deiiv-. ring
an' oration on Patrick S.irfiel.l. at 'Litnoiv
ick, avowed that lie--was a socialist and
rebel at heart, as wi3 every Irishman,
He denounced t ho jKdice as the vcrmiti
of Ireland, an 1 s lid c-jasei they fo b
IrislVmen when they deuued the Gov.enir
ment n.aifonn."
ITCHING PILES.
SvMfTpMs Moisture; intense itching
r.nd sting ng; most at night;' worse by
sera' chri'. If allowed '"to con'iaue tu
mors forr4,v.h.icl;)ftcn bleed and ulcerate,
becomi:ig very sore. Swaykk's Oint
mb" stops the itching and bleedhigjieals
ulcerati n, and in many cases rtiuovi s,
the -tumors. "It is equally efficacious in
curing, all Skin. 'Oiscase's. , Du.Sway.ne
Sok, Piti-prietors, Philadelphi;.
Swayxk'iJ Ointment can le' obtained of
"druirtrUts. S.iit by mail for 50 Cent1.
BRACE UP. '
'.:'.'.-..... " -. t
If you.are. feeling tJepres-ad, your :ip-,
p.t! ii'J is poor, volt ak "bot'M-'red'wdh head
ai he, you aie tidgcty, nervous and gencr
ally'oiit of-s uis. and want to brace up,
but n-t with stimulants, strong niedisiues
or bbtei-s, whiuli have for t;htii b.isis v'ery
cheap, bad whiskey.! and which stimulate
j'ou luran hour, and thMi leave you in a
woio eond t'on th to bAforev What l you
want is an atfer.it iVe that will purify your
blood, strt healiliy- actun ut liver ami
.,,,,,5:, .. win ib,d iu Electric Bitters,
.j ...py f) cnts a bottle at T. P. Dela-
iM S eifllg tn'O'.-
OUR NEW YORK LETT Ell.
From Our Regular Correspondent
New York, October 1st, 1887.
The. Intern itioaal yacht raecu liavo
been the ole topic of conversation ami
speculation daring the week. The bulle
tin j all oyer t ho city have been the cc-utre
of attraciion. The crowds that havo
gathered aronrd them would have dono
crcdin to Barnum's circus or a first class
fire. At any rate the Voluntee' l. vlcto
jiyus. The Thistle has been defeated.
The races have been a friendly strife be
tween two si.ster nations. The best boat
hr.s won fairly atidsquarelj'. Tlie Ameri-.
ca's cup will remain in this country a
year longer at least and let s tyopo for
ever. Again America leads .the world !
Let us be proud of the land wo .live in I
Arvr iean's will have mints of jlioney .to
spend for the next few weclcs jfn "Uicro
arts many popular atti actions to .claluj
tht-ii at'.eiitiou.- A nunilber of first class
plays ate upon the New York board .ftt
present. Atthe M.dion Square Tlieatro
that excellent actor Mr. Richard Maus
tield takes thp dual part of Pr. JecJel
atid Mr. Hyde. -The phiy is. a dramltaza,
tioiMf a bopk:by Rtibert Louis Stcphen.-so-i.
Er;ndiiie has" been withdrawn from
the Casino sta;e and a conio opera en
titied the Marquis has been sulmtltuted.
Mir.. Langhtry is at the 5th avenue, "aa a
looking glass." At Niblo's the world tft
uowntd. Imre Kiralfry has scored a deci
ded success wth his grand spectacular
picoe entitled Lefenrdere, Jthe garter ai
feme havo nicknamed jt. Oije New
York girl describes the ballet as a col
lection of lace parasols wjth pink ban
dies. '?."'.',
Jacob Sharp would have been in Eying
Sing prison on Fiiday bad not chief-justice
linger granted a temporary stay.
The stay will rup Sharp out of Sing Slug
until Thursday next and perhaps long
er. : ..'"
The new building of the College of '
Physician ami . burgeons of New York
was form dly opened on Thursday after
noon. Many tlistiiiguished profeasora
and gentlemen from all parrs of tlie coun
t. j" occupied seats upon the plat form.
The opening address was delivered by
iVilliam II. Draper, M. D. The ground
ind budding was the munificent gift of
the bite William 111. Vanderbuilt. 3Ir. ,
Vanderbilt'3 two sons were piesent at
the opening exercises and blushed pro
fusely at the compliments that were
showed upon them by the. speakers. Jlr.
Vanrierbitt's sons havo inherited his
millions and his generous disposition.
The city has been benefitted inmore than .
Om way by -the gen.efoaity of thia
family. " " "
0' 0 4
' That disttnguished and popular Ameri
can, Mr. Chauucy Depew has returned
to New York, again. On his arrival
lie was tendered an informal reception at
which he entertained his friends and the
rt-porters with a brief but sparkling ac
count of bis European adventures. Mr.
Depew denies 'thgi he is seeking a nom
ination for presidency as has been errone
ously jep.irted. Chauitcy Depew is a
citizen that 'New York is justly proud
of. ' " . ; ; ....
The special train that has been built at
tlie Piilhnan shops expressly lor the ise
of the president and liis wife on tlxjelr
Wi stern and Southern trip arilved
Washington on Thursda3'. The cars(
ir,
of
the new vestibule pattern ana
are
the handsomest j and bjst ever'bjiilt .
in the world. The president, his wife v
and a small and select party left the Capi
tol in this train oft ' Friday morning.
Republicans, Democrats, Mugwumps and
-all w ish them a pleasant and safe trip. .
The courts aro to bo complimented
upon the speedy trial aud 'sentence of a
3'outhful murderer, ,
The windows and doors of Jaj Gould's -palatial
mansion on Fifth avepue, aie
being boarded up n a -most substantial
manner preparatory to that gentleraan't
departure for Europe. Looks as If Jay
intended to remain abroad some time.
Now there will be a chance for others to
have a finger in the Wall street pie,
The rain and general humidity of the
past; week has had a depressing influence
on everything and everybody. Tlie sua
will be" verj' welcome for the first few
. j . ''. "' -.
The Sjyc.V-r Cv Ne-y ork have never
been in a worse condition.. The, -steam
heaving company are laying new pippa
and the subway company are engaged .In
put ting the telegra.pti wires underground.
between tho two, the streets are almost
tmi.itssiblo. Trenehig are dag pie whole
length of avenues and streete, and the :
dht and paving' stone t are piled hlgU
upon the ideajlks. : Tlie crosings and
sidewalks are. sloppy with mnd aud it is
f impiblo to4 prevent tho dh-t from be-
big. tracked in mo 1 out of the fctores and
d vyeiiigs. Kte?s re being taken, 1" b
p'evo, t ) oompoi the. companies to do
tboir work mor i expeditiously antl to clean 1
u pand cait away the dust and dirt that' :
i'rf neicsxarially h ft ' aRer. the excavav
lions. ' V. -'
'Henry Gerrge rv'cciilly challenged Oor.
Hill to a public debate ou taxation. Thesd
j two gentlemen havo contrary opin'yous ori,
LtheMibject.' In Gov. HUI'm- lepl -to
L Henry '. George's challenge Henry wi .
quiet fy but very successltniy sat upon.
An 'accident which inight have resulted
serioiisly ot-euned in the Grand OperSj
House last. Thuisday evening. A distur
bance ocdirreci iu tho gallery at which
some idiot cried "lire." Jn a second the.
audieiieo were on their feet and ready to.
hun,eveal ladies fainted. Finally quie
was rto.ei by tne actors-wuo stepping,
foi ward assured the audience that thei;e '
was no liie. A man oiiiU.d out to the, ,
police . was - promptly ni rested as tho,
al.'.rmist. f he is proved Io be the right
man no paid -hincut would bo severe
enough. . . ' ;
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