DAILY lEWS.
""NEW BERNE, .y . C.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1881
You Are My I All tUe World."
BY GRACE B WELLS.
You are my all the world : no praise or
blame
From lips leas loved can move my
fixed heart, !
Yon are my all the world : none else
i impart j x
The deathless woe to ehame, the joy to
i fame. '
You are my all the world; 'I throw , all
care
Of others voice in this depth profound.
You are my all tLe world: lie's ut
most bound
I reach through you, my hope and my
deepir.
Yoi? are my all the world: what you
j have said,
Oir felt, or thought, my sura of good or
.. .ill ! ' ' " '
0, deeper life, you so each purpose fill,
'That all the; world beside, methinks,are
! dead."
be fvund elsewhere in the world.
And then it is in the heart of a sec
tion needing manufactures to , go
hand in hand with hei agriculture.
As Birmingham has risen as if by
magic to supply a local demand of
iron manufactures, so will there be
many! other Birminghams to dot
the slopes of this unsurpassed sec
tion, j But not alone will iron be
produced ; hops for the construc
tion of railroad cars, for agricul
tural implements, for furniture, for
tho manufacture ot all sorts of sup
plies,1 for steel rails and "cotton ma
chinery, and for everything that
human industry can produce, will
speedily follow. It will be the mar
vel of the age. Such is our belief.
We will see.
A Phenomenal Region.
i The News and Observer
The South has in the past been
known only as an agricultural sec
tion, and we have been so in the
tnnlV.t. of reirardinsr that our mis-
sioA is purely agricultural that xir
possibilities as a manufacturing cen
tre, receive but little consideration.
ycjt the truth is, nature, in making
us ihe great cotton growing region
of the world, has not withheld from
nnnnliilif !no fell m n tVl ' f It t- U
llvever important our farming
interests may become, it seems cer
tain that our manufacturing in
terests will in the future rival them.
It may not:be within this century,
but before another generation has
. passed our prediction will assuredly
he realized We do not refer mere
ly jto tho manufacture of cotton
joods, which can flourish equally
at Augusta, Columbus (r Wilm"ng
ton; but to a far greater deyelop
men of industries.. The plains of
thej Atlantic slope and the rich pi a
teus of Kentucky and Tennessee
are1 not our only wealth. Locked
in the recesses of the mountains
which separate these agricultural
zones are deposits of treasure as yei
hardly explored J In time they will
be "brought to the use of man.
The mountains region bounded
on the scuth by a line from Birming
ham to Statesville, and. penetrating
up into Kentucky, embracing a
territory of fifty thousand square
miles, is a storehouse where nature
has been lavish with her supplies.
Vast beds of coal lie in close proxi
mity with inexhaustible deposits of
the most coveted kinds of iron.
Copper, silver, gold, minerals and
rhetals of all sorts are found in pro
fusion. Prof. Smith, in a few remarks to
the North Carolina Press Associa
tion, a. Atlanta, in referring to this,
said all the mineral wealth of i2us
sia could not approximate what is
here found so compactly placed.
Again the woods are as yet undis
tubed, arid" choicest specimens and
most desirable kinds are in abund
ance; nowhere in the world is there
eqch another collection of useful
and valuable timber. But that is
not all. The climate is peculiarly
adapted to manufacturing enter
prises, the altitude giving a bracing
air, freo from malaria, conducive to
vigor, while the latitude and situa
tion preclude the rigors of the
North or the enervating heats of a
protracted summer.
In addifinn to these advantages.
tnero is a peculiarity no less strik
ing than important. Water power
whout bruit can be had alraost at
nv Doint. and these streams are
iever blocked with ice, and vary
'flit little with the seasons. Thev
ire neither subject to floods nor
roughts, but preserve a very con
stant volume, affordfnir nower to
rn all the machinery of the ani-
erse. When we view this com
pttct region, where nature has be-
itowed.so many favors, mingling
oal, minerals, forests and power,
cannot but believe that ab'.- Uie
iproper time its storehouse will be
Ripened and its magnificent resour
ces developed. No gift has been
J withheld from it. Indeed the con
Station here of the elements of
: ,nanufacturing enterprises is pheno
j enal. There is nothing like il to
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M BEME AC ADEMY.
?RIMARY DEPARTMENT, Free.
The Trustees of this Institution, in the
further prosecution of their published de
sign, and by the generous aid and co-operation
hi one of their number, Mr. Wm
H. Oliver, Agent of the Grittlu fund, are
gratified to announce, that a
PR I MARY SCHOOL,
FOR BOYS ONLY, i
will be opened, at the. Academy, on Mon
day next, Oct. 31. Tuition will be free.
Application for admission may be made
to (the Principal. Prof. Fetter, or to tke
President. By order of the Board,
CHAS. C. CLARK, Pres't.
New Berne. Oct. 27, 16H1 "
FIRST PEEP 0' DAY!"
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MIDDLE STREET,
(Two doors above K. R. Jones')
new :berne,
AS IN STOCK, AND BOUGHT IN
original packages, the bet nd pur
est Brantlies, Wiues, Whi-kies, I Gin,
RumPorier, Ale, Ci er and
i Lager Beer, i
Bottlert ani': on draught, which he offers
to the retail trade, and to his r. customers
a the cou uter
HIS BAR
Is I celebrated for the quality of the Li
quors it dispenses and for the politeness,
dromptness and bkill of its attendants.
tW" Open at daybreak every morn
ng. I sepl5tf
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INSURANCE.
- On
tru-k
On
1 feet 1
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Ah.
P.; PORTABLE ENGINE
order.
FOR SALE.
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j NESO IT. PPORTJ
kind Boiler,: in gquu
get Saw ;,')11 Iron?, with; saws ;and
Jin
M. P. HOLLY,
PRACTICAL ; TAILOR,
(Next to P. M. Draneys.)
NEW BERNE, N. C,
W. "W. WATSON.
S. STRJtKT, JIl
HARDWARE, fc
Watson & Street,
BONDED AUCTIONEERS,
ISDMCE AGENTS
NEW BERNE, N. C.
WATERfTO WN ,
FIRE NND LIGHTNING
Insurance
OF WA TEH TO WN, N. J.
JJ1 JdLXy
TfiirteenBi Annual Statement .
$200,000.00
Capital,
Assets,
Surplus,
$778,304.70
$540,654.70
Losses Paid Since Organization
81,501,539.75.
$10 00 in United States Bonds Deposited
with the State Treasurer of North Carolina.
WA TS0N STREET, Agents,
NEW BERNE
I
THE LONDON
ASSURANCE CORPORATION
OF LONDON.
Established by BoyalChui ter
3F" X R IEj ,
STAT Ell
Gross Assets,
ENTt
$16,021,010
Assets in U. S. including 1,080,000
Cash Capital,
$2,241,375
United States Bonjis, $1,231,913
WATS0X& STREET, AyinU
NEWUERNE. I
Tie Western Assam Coiiy
OF TORONTO, CANADA.
Incorporated by Act of Parliament in 1851.
WATSON STREET Agents,
NE W-B E R N E, N.O. "
Kotoert 0.
PATTERSON'S
UNION
Lodge,
WAREHOUSE,
OINT.
NORTHERN HAY,j
PLASTER,
L:3fE,
SAIR,
RESSED B22ICK,
RO SEND ALE CEMENT,
PORTLAND CEMENT,
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no. 13 SELENITIC CEMENT.
New Berne ail Beaufort
. O -A. 10" Xj !
A
LL PEPSONS LIVING AXD 'CON
tiguous to the line of Abe old
HARLOWE ANP ICLUBFOOTJ
CREEK
CANAL,
are requested to commmunicate in per-
son, or by letter, with Wm. El 0arke,
ATew Berne, N C.
. 10 inch
MUiT. new:.
fiflv "UT$ AND MAKES ALL DESCRIP;
j ytioiis aad patterns of varments, and
ove will be sola ..for $150 cash or
! $850 j negotiable note, six and twelve
1 months' time, 8 per cent, interest. Ad
j dress 7 B. 11. TYSON,
sep. 15 tr Box 43, Wilson, N. G.
guarantees good fits, low prices, and
perfect satisfaction. !
Cleaning, Repairing, Rebindin, &c.t
a specialty.
OLD i CLOTHE 3 MADE TO LOOK
NK IF AGAIN. sept-27
I. H. MEADOWS & CO.
Dealors in
DRUGS, SEEDS AND GUANO g
Agrictjltueal Chemicals.
JC Trackers'JSuppliea a Special ty.tBQ
NEW BERNE, K. O
m, IMII S OD.8
:)EALERS0N
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GENERA! HARDWARE
Agricultural Implements
STREAM EN G I NE S,
Gin?, Presses, Rice Th reshers, Pows,
Harrows, Cultivators, Axes, Hoes,
i Shovels, Tools, Carriage Ma-
tetyal, Saddlery, Bag- .
ging, Ties, &c.
i
jIME,: BRICK, CEMENT. PLASTER.
i Paints,!
Oils and Glass Goods
of all kinds very low for cash.
JLL H CtTTLEK,
1 i
STOVES M ,EAMARE,
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SADDLES? jHARNE S S.
LEATHER,
Paints, Oils, Sash,
i .
Doors and Blinds
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No. 26MidiIIe.St.t'4Vew Berue, N. ,
auff 11-tf 1 ;
MANWELLJiCRABTREE,
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CRAVEN ST., NEW BERNE,
Machinists, Blacksmiths,
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F O U N D E R S
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AND
p:o 1 l'jEir i:m:a ke k s
I i ...
jTTlNGlNES AND MACHINERY of
JC all kinds made and repaired.
I
C. B.
HART & CO.
Would inform their friends and the
public .generally, that they have opened
an entire
MEW STOCK
OF GOODS
n thetoi on Middle Street, adjoining
Jj. weintein
? 1 comprising
HARD WARE, ST0 VES,
Am
House Furnishing Articles-
Kerosene Oils, Lamps m Great Van
etv. i Also manufacturers of TIN A s
SHEET IRON WARE.
Special attention given to repairiL.
Goods pol-1 low for Cash.
aiig 13-3m
TO SPORTSMEN.
TSELL the cleanest made and best
phootirg Breech loading double SHOT
GUNS in the orld for the money. to
$20.00 side lerer EnglisJi Gun (13 gauge,
H to 8 lbs. ; 10 gauge. 8i to 9 lbs. ; if lv)
lbs, $i extra), has genuine, fine, English,:
real twist barrels. Every barrel bear tha
proof-master's tamp showing that it baa
been tested with two or three times tho
usual charge. Thev j arc choke-bored,
an will shoot as weft as an ordinary $100,
guni ( Sent C. O. D. subject to examina
tion; every 500 miles away $1 must come
with orderxandover 1,000 milts $2 is
required. Irwith pistol grip and re
bounding locks price is $22.
! CHARLES FQLSOM,
! j 100 Chamber St., N. Y. City.
O PTilV iiniicp C 1 1 AAV
u.iaiuji uuuoij o.iLUUJi
WINES.
LIQUORS.
CIGARS,
LAGER BEER.
PORTER, .
ALE,
etc., doc.
lew Bilarl ana M Tate
he quietest and most retired place n
the city . ; No accommodations for
"REGULARS."
JAJIFS CAMPBELL,