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THE JOURNAL.
sjwr C9. a. HOT. . 1884.
Jlt ri-y fraiec who briaf cottoo
ta auxfcrC will aiSTt that there u
.na 'mAacy lH for th prolncr at
lcesrtil jer. Tet thw name
tuman will j right oa making '
hoplaj thai next year the pne
rjn t better. The fact U they
Uatlaow how to tfei oat of the
rat, ftl w frankly eoof
that w eat UI1 them bow to ft
oat. WeUiiahit rather too pre-
4 fur alitor, m&a j of whom
ver volked a day on a
:o bo coQtwaally telHnj
..a what they ought Co do, and
-.taJaljadrleo la ot ooo
Cd1 to editor alone. Oo to any
town and take a swat at the loafer
torwr or at the hotel and it will
not be Buy miaatea before aome
w1m ha4 wlU begta to dilate npoa
what taa firmer anyal I rf. We
Xar oaca been a farmer, aad we
know how diajputiaf all aach a toff
U to tboso wfco kaow their boaiaesa.
. aad doa't want tho'aJrioa of thia
. clAAi who aerrr tooceed at any
thiaj 1-ttS loa&af.y
: Tut thra ia 0 better medium
. ;e.S.2 inforoatioa amoof
r-.-.:or thaa throw fV thair local
ipr A too4. Iltw paper
w.:i st3t oot th aaeewsaa Urmmn
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i tvensaatry aa4 leara their
t, rprt their aooceaaea aad
that all their Burner
i may prolt bj t&ea. A
. : ro:er, waa wUhee to beadt
- ;r timer, viS aot heIUU
'; bow he aianoreU aad eoltl
! tS that made him the
J..-.J. not will h healUto to
t :
caa of folhue on another
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I
Vt haria their ' local mws-
pahllsa theaw czperiaeam
x tni ationa, a practical
; m.m',1 be 4rtrd, aad the
mould be rrlleTedi of trlag
,1 air: a boat matter .of
w :.: ii hi U txoraaC - .
J c rasxu haa av . atan d la y
luju'ioj t the farmer of 4hla
' ! .:. : ciiika bm of IU ecltmaa
- : .i.iiujf kaow loJe aj&ooj
. S a to th beat moda of
-; And moaarfof aad alao
-itma.la aXok . ralaisf.
a don this throagtoar
. :ti, hat w wUh to lm
i Jocutu.la thU'repect
it aaouref Inform at ioo
-ca work aa weil aa th(o-
j ol the day. '..., j-
r to do thl we offer the
fun xar to lae larater la
t -s5 artuiVj Jrm eil cr
ci D i rerai lod Parmlar
;t h Urtweeii'-thia . aad the
Jy rf Jiaaary, 18S3. We
; ; tUe mera theory of aay
., tt.t hU actoal eiperlence.
'. ua bow the farm la made self-.-
.i;nj wkt preportloa i
I iz'.ed ia cot too, aal, the aet rw
. how moch ta eora, aad the
j : iv salt ; how mach ' la eereala,'
.--wj, etc, eta, and how:-It U
e. '5ow'ww kaow we 'hare
i-ii-ijr itaccessful farmexa la Kaatera
.,rth C-iroliaa that caw jir uaia
t i" z art Idea on thUaabject that
- -uiM prore beoeflclaf to their fel-
V' farmor and help to'fet them
wuiUTt'jeoTd nita
" iaUUb ; below aa article oa
v i Tiiog UuU wooil b4 ot la
torc: tj winj of MrKiUtsra Urn.
: cr 13 BOt tot tt lMtltW
'"S t j t!to. LegUUm m oo m
rr . - j, H3a laon ww wii bjitb) uoy
, Ixw Iieep hm&bdij will b
- ... fc rn .
c.-o-. jr-isd. TSi cooatry bctweea
t' ,i titj aa 3Iorhd City U
' fi. d fo stock rvictoc all it
; ta liU tor mom atrpriaiaf tei
, lo Co LreA. Um way and a new
ana prvs labia iadaatry will aprlog
w -. 1. - . J
V't ara B4yr la portion cpwardj
fca to iTI iaa dollara 4 wool per
r.'".:ju UacUr snea eircwauLaaee
. j.I crowtni oaftt to b prodtbi
lu t eoaacy; il boc prottabie, it
: ta b nada ao. Th reduo
. ti n 1 tba tariff o wool kaa re
tb proflta to joss that ex
teat, it U U9rs bat t&are hi yet
. 'c.ia croa poor taaL No other
farm' aaimai ia ao veil adapted to
,tii raaovaXioa of wora oot aods aa
. U ' t a theapk 'la tfcia oooaactioo
a ctsaot do bettex taao to present
to arraJni th following from a
. lata aJr La til SmrvlJTew Ywrirr:
Ia ivncvmiiaj wora-oat la ads
. ahoep eaay clay a rery important
nuw unn iupi lira nvia uc
jrrowa oa: taa laada, to ba eooaaoied
4ieria y onoap raeioeed a plot
. avfter plot by aiorable bardie; for
. ;a t&ey (eed tbey aarich the cnl
Clair wtll-aeattared droppinf.
llatHa eara aerar farm aa import Ant
A ficw Is ihflfin ntiii r a.n1 nin
roCatioa aero aa M EaciAad, where
jacii Cans la deroted to taroip-, to
a...-s a . k v. . .
w ici am hhu vj iuwp, w
. wUZl aom rraia. T&u heep
A T ah.- I. M .
- i ii Mini k 1 1 m lbau m-
aared aad prepared for wheat or
fear ley. . Tbia caaaot be dooe here,
' tf area If roota ooold be grown a
. artefally aa ia rJg-buad, they
( vaaAd bo fitoaea fast ia tbe groand
Jast at t&a Ubm tby ai be mom
'. wraatad. Bat taoagb roou ruaot,
- ipeea fodder eropa caa be srowo,
aad ii U to thoaa, to eoanectioo
. ' iheepi, tkat ike Urmer thoold
s A . M p,A Ii if ill a f 1 "i ii a t 1 1. a f . r-
' tility of Baoh af bia hind. It masi
be aadaratood, bowarer, tbat tbu
,'. tplaa Laaimplj a aiaAaa to aa end,
' taa cadi beiaf ta cpcitj of the
-4al tolftow etorar. Lod tbit
wJ frawiood oropa a dorer will
. ttow. or Us mad to grow, voy
wSart' lotaaoa. too caa
niia wt ,ra U OA, baa aix
-rra ot Uav poor ta bear eoed-
nara sufficient to pat it in such con
ditioo, &nd wbo is aUo po&ased of
SO sheep; let him plow np the land, us the favor of handing n a coi'V
pot it ta aa rood hiie a possible, , of the rroceodiugs ni the l'nt
and sow thickly with rye. ami i Aunual Session ol the Smithem
let him proride himaelf dariug win- Immigration As-sociHtion yi Amen
ter with 100 roda of hnrdles lej8;ca, held at N;uliville, Teim., Marrh
or more which he can make, him 11, 1'J nml in. 1M." These pro
aelf, if nefi b?. It will lJ extrn
ordinarilv poor UuiL. which will not
TieM a crop of r e unBicieut for his
porro!. In the spring, when the
rre is about tie iuches high
which ihoild be early iu May let
him incioee with liw hurdles half an
acre and turn in Ins xheep; in ad
ditioo to the nc, it ntuHt fed daily
half a noand of grun pr head, to
enrich the in mm re, and fur this he
will be well repaid by the extra
tleah npon hb abeep. a well as t
the fertilu.if ion of hM land. The
bet food for tJiw iiiirmKse in one
which contains a large proportion is pursuing the n;ht eturse. Ir
of Oil for rtU-umg tnd aUo of nitnv eaa.s. 1 know it is only i,e-esK.ir to
gtm. An excellent ration woald tx bring this tuir land that has been
a quarter of n onnl each of hn olwcured hereto'ore by the shade
aeed oil cake and bran. Kach day of African darkness to t!,.- bnght
heahould move hia heep to a fresh vision ol the Anglo i.ut ;o
half acre, by resetHug the hurdler, make it the ni.t iro-.pei on- hmd
a tok which need not occupy over under the sun. W'ln-n our Curat
half an boar. In this way be will Creator made tins wonderlnl woild
CO over the whole mi acres in twelve he kis-sed thia fair land of ours and
day, and by the time the lat half blewned it with a most salubrious
UM rl nffti,. Antwill Iw rndr lclim. and imohtiiteil within its
te be repaatnred. The rye, being
rmnnwl hMfor th seed nanicle is
formed, will prow rapidly after
-h ancvaix-fi rro:miti. t he more
ao aa It U reoeirin; constant aoce-s
aiooa of manure.
3ir acrea of well rotted wmter
rye, with the- above mentioned
amoent of grain, will support, in
food condition, flock of fifty
theep, and the land wilt be left in
aach aa improved condition that it
nay be aowa in the fall to wheat
aad eroded to fraaw, with clover
added la tbpriir, nd with every
prwipect ofwod rwalt."-Seil
md Wt.
THE TXUTH IS EJOt'UH.
Wa Imtb lhal Oorr TrrrU (col)
v!h wm 4WnJis la a em tor Mlliog !
kjktT. te U V. 8. Cort.t N
Bra, m rU til Uia wk tad aaot
aad m. TVai ka mhml lUdiCAiiam
ooaa. n Omm AJvomei.
Tl TZruililijn nrfr Minn
. . i , . ' In tb year, aud not like the beai
uxigfi to Mr for when tbofKajrt onr wn Nrth .,,,
tmtb ad oUiff bt the truth i -orthweteni State, hilx-rnate five
toU. A. Ujhi charge like tbe above ' montha oat of tbe twelve, t lie I.iUt
will b tare to t Mt od huff tbe j of men, in whatever avm -atiou, m ist
rrtx- tht makei It mac, tin the
r .
oooit iai tended to bart. We were
preaeoC wbea tbe m of United
Stataa va. Cieorjr Terrell waa called,
aad ba Iweat to trial before a good
Jary, three loartbe of wLom we
dare aay were Democrat, aad tbey
retaraed a -erdie of yot gailtj"
ia lea tba too minatea nfler they
took" taa caa. Whether any lu
tracliooa arra girea to Terrell by
ta ' olSoers of tba coart after hia
aopittai wa kaow aorr Uit tbi we
do kaov if b ia like tba ret of tbe
colored iaoa in Nortb Carolina he
neaded to aach instruct kmi is
aald la taa above item to barebceo
tiraa. '!
We bellare the officers of tbi
coart ara'aa free from pottieao 1mm
ia tbo dlcburge qf their official
datiaa aa aay ooort ia North Oaro
Uaa. ' Wi tbiok it tbe doty of tbe
preaa to defead tba eoarta against
aajaai abargea of corruption aa well
aa to expo tbeoi when they are
gailty. Wbilo tbe re ia oo direct
ebaxga of oorroptioa made lo this
case, yet ; tbe iatimatloo ia tbat
George Terrell waa released for tbe
porpoaa of bavlnf bia to rot the
Rapoblieaa tidtst. Saeb waa not
tbecate.
Tht Kerth Cmrajlaa Fair.
ICampiotiarn Tmjfm Obarrt j
MR. EDiTor: Aa I am iu tbe
dty of Kalelf h, Sortb Carolina,
where tbe 8tate Kxpoaition Is iu
progreae aad will ooatiaoe until tbe
SStk of the- peeaeBt month, I hope
yon wilt allow me to gire yoar
readers a falot idea of tbe
0jtkibiL Beallj, I am ao greatly
aarpriaed aad earned away ia
aaaiemeat, tbat 1 am at a kiee to
know where to begin. Tbe first
thing tbat alrikee me mottt forcibly
ia that aay oa Stat poeaeeaee no
eaoy farted reaourcca and in such
iaexbaastibie qaaotitten. Being
far removed from this State oar
Ideae of ber bare always been very
eloaefy aaaociared with tbo of
tor, pltab aad tarpeutine.'' Hat
not ao Dow. This exhibit tears
away tbe gLiaa, Uimogk which we
bad see a bier bat dimly, aud we be
bold aa empire; rast, rich and rir
gin.
aergy ajxl eoterprtse bive pue
t rated tbe deep recese of the
earth and lrt)tbt ap r.ch and
pajkliaa Cma aud ores, which
tor m oa of tbe aioat glittering cou
ateUaiioava tbat adorns the diadem
of any State ia tbe I'nion.
Oa tabtee aad ahelres nrraoge)!
for tba porpoae are Urge uuggeu oi
pure or almost pare gold, cryaUU,
sUrer, copper, iron, mic, coal of
aereral raritiew, teviumitf of
CexiUle saodatoDe, amethysts, sap
phire. ic, Ac Lnut, but not
least, we see beauUfal specimens of
tbe new aud valuable gem known
tho Iliddenite. TbU njineral i"
aaid to be more valuable thMi the
diamond, aud ia fouod onls iq this
State. Tbe dusplay bos that
North Carolina produces every
mauuer of fruit or graai that can lx'
grown m any yL.4te, and a. Due in
quaJ;:v x llnl gatherel from any
soil.
Tbe di-splays machinery, art
aad handiwork how thai tbe e
pie of North Cirolioa are not i.in:
leg ia emu!i or nieatul ability.
A uojit wonderful cunomt was
poiot.tH.1 out to me in the Altvuiaru i
exhibit., bein th trunk of a in im
moCh cyprv. tree, indole oi which
can 1h ijaarterel one eompans ot
the State (uanl. thirty three in
number. Time and neareuiog mas
yloml t aliforina aud tlie Ve:
low iiXine National Park to hand
the banner for lare tree.s ihovn to
Nortb CarofMi.
The pHple Ht-U U have awa
enel from their leliiaxgs and a;
par to hase all tbeenero iV g' in'
refreaned wi:h new uf. l..es
bvejut d:.eovere.l that the ..r.
surrounded by untold :ii;di"t:s 1
undeveloped wealth, and t he :i'
lwo!i command a (;'. .:; .n a State
comajQsurate w:th;he:r resources,
wealth aui ability.
It certaiuly eajipses nu State ex
hibit that I hare e er seen, and ms
uirpnse at ail tbia array of wea.lt h
coold not bare been ftrealer ujoJ I
suddenly aud uneipectedly awak I
eoei from ajTht' repoee in some
foreign jZiiry
I Vj nrer regret biivtQ visitel
tbXUd North Sute aual uyii this
mafniaceot dwplj.
Pb-pjuto. '
A I.rt Laadholder's View.
I'-ol. Robert Beverley has done
coolingn make a lHk id - pages.
m wlm-li will be Iu iimI anrnetuie
and iiitere.-tin.' i 1 1 1 i ti i i : i
rel.i'-
nig I" neail
.ill tli- S hi: liei n
l.i tin- ireed t'.
lonel lioveilev ad
States. V- tiii
n letter fmni ('
dress, n1 to tin- l're-lden'
.1. Mi-Whil ter. in hu h.
jire.s.-mg In- ifgu-t at
able to lie ;ire-eiit. 'in
A.
afte: i
it Ik'iiijT
rt lev
-a s :
Iblt oil h .i t- m hear;. m whole
heart. Ml tin- r.m-e that .1 0111 1 - , -o
mueh to our Southland, and to our
w hole eon u t ry . and our .issim i at ion
bosom e ei vthing necessary t
the
most
siistenanco ol
man. and it has Ix-en settled with a
race of freemen white that are
not equaled on the habitable globe.
1 was educated to Kdieve that
slavery is an institution ordained
by God, and that the l'.tble, the
Word of God, si taught: and
doubtle.sj it does suit for some
lauds, yet I believe though I was a
Urge alnve owner' it w;v a eurse to
oar fair land.
It baa been said that our e:iei vat-
! ing Sonthem elnnato will nes. r be
deuaely populated; but our South
;Uod w about the same parallel witi.
I Prinr. flnrmnnv nnri Itals' iu I'll
rope, and Tekin in China, the most
.'-"v, j .
densely populated countries on the
(flobe; while orway, Mweilen anil
Rasia, iu high laiituiles, vs hose
Ifovernmeuta antedate ours several
centuries, are to day sparels pop
nlated. Iu climate where a man
can work out of doors every month
I W ana l"a"
Why acini the prenrrth of oar pi n
duct let the Xorthwewt to pureba.-e
food upjlie. when our eounii.s
imtlarly cultivate! will produce
ai ore food per ere than the Ninth
weetl Why send to the North to
porchae onr roiuufactnnil phhIs.
wearipg apparel, griciiltur.il im
piemen ta, and railroad supplies
when we hftte all the ruw material
here, cotton, wood. Iron aud wool,
of which to manufacture all our
wants. I believe with eusilflge. and
need meal there is no countrs so
much th home of the fdieep as our
oo Southlands
Jfo, bring the North aud North
west to us ami hold out open arms
. .1 . . . i . . .. a
,u.uiiu ,umo .uUiu.u u. ,.,u
. m r lw i.prtilnif a if wil r1 t h rtl
kuw -
We wna tkrm amonn k. aud ms
wonl for it. if they will iume they
will uever recrel I he mov e. Theu
i. . - .r-; ..- . a . i I..... . ...
mo oj, U4 oi .u. u- .u.i
soil will be left at home to restore
ft fertility; but continue toshii all
tbe products of our soil uwh.s, and
it is only an arithmetical calcula
tion, and a viery abort one, how
aooo it will lie reduced to utter
slerility. Our Northwestern friends
may think they hare an inexbaust
ible virgin soil. I am old enough
to recollect when Ohio thought so.
bat bow now withCThio, and even
lbinoUT Kely npon if, when you
ship awsy ad the pioduct of the
soil, whether vegetalilc, in the
cereals, or cotton or wood, and
mineral in the way of ii on or coal,
to be manufactuied abroad, you
wdl destroy the productive power
of any country on the habitable
globe, and etenhty and poverty
mast ioiiow. i woiuu encournge
ro r-f ii -rt li rl v tiA in'jnnfipf HiiniT in-.
. .. , puri,iast vote:- ..i...
rp.gmut from the North and the;' Jt b evilh.. ..,,
diversiJed agricultural imm.graui , rom.(,v js lhi.
from the Northwest, who. like , SOIltlIlu.llt ., t',
foreign immigrants, have ''" i ;on: ot t,u. pUi,il0
lUWJIf 1 111 IUC UUIM-IH-.I I I UIII.TI
rigorooj dimes, rather than the raw
immlgraiit. from tbu Old World.
Yet rre want both, we. want all,
hare room for all, and we will give
tbem a hospitable roetinj;
Tbat saeh testimony m.i have
its clue weigbt with any tli.-ttiint
reader oi tbis j);jer who nm not
kaow wbo Colonel Beverly in,
take occasion to uifiitioii that he
was prfsideot of the National Con
vention of Farmers held l.Lut year
ia Iyoaiaville, tliat he is President
elect of tbe Virginia Agncultnra
."S.M-iAri- am! fiaf. ;is w sii nniisi"
oe ta propru'tor ci ijiore larins tnan '
any otlwr man in Virginia, rnoiei
than a dozen of which, aud lare
one.i -it that, are worLetl under lnsi
o rtuui a 1 .1 u o r " i -u :i . Iwiun'rii:'.
South.
"Hf aaioo Dortor."
It was during siae '.ii;.. i;e
rondo) doctor" nourished. He did
a thriving l)iisitie.is among runaway
negro", who were promised imniiin
1 1 from punishment :n case el re
capture lor a small nun; .
tie of the voudoo doetui '- n;c!ii
1 of ojHTitt 1 11 g to seen re .1 1 il u k
chit Wen ;nd mi piece.-, o! -ilve;
I'runi .1 du4. He then pru' iirr- a
skiilni, which he half tiil- :wi wa
ter, j'i.u-in tlu-' pieces ei :
the skillet opsiU' t-ach in-r . He
then retpiest.s his da;' to tail;.
name one of the piec alter tin-.
eiitMiM . win 'in he desire- ;. e r. ,i:n
vent. When the wa'i r ieg;:i- ;,.
lie tlms an tvca-.ii ei .1 1 le.iih. r
from llif black chicken .:r.. the
-k.iiet. ninmbiiiig -Miiuft lung w ii ".,
:-. ii ill :; "elii gi I 'ie. A ..s ' i : .
.CiT '."i.i tin'
11 to 1 . ' -i'i 1 I.li i ,
i wouj.l do. aiol
a 1, 1 i lll.ii u . ol ' In- :
l.i'i.rl
fc i, r
-kil.i-:
lo- It.-
kio
:o
I 1 1,
.Ii-i'- oil
liene.i'li a
a. nl .it'ici- t
4 ,i In
r
' r i i i : - :ln
1 h KU-til Spirit
ri
AIU; ..
i i, . i r 1 1 i ii..
.red to ti.r :
Across tin- '.'
were t iie woi
Arr.iii. I 'liiiii-
tllOl ilfi I tll.it li" -a
other
J'hwat'- : ii.i.
plv.
.r.tr;r!i tin
!)
U '
it I
p to
the bottom o" ttt.i;
stone 'I shtili live,
wits dij ;ml birrul.
it !"
.1 !e
1 ill ii.i-.
11 o n i
Hribcrj in I'uiilns.
The iraet iev ol' br !i-u h
reached a dev lo; n ; n. i
country tl::i: call- f.-r :! .: .! a
tent ion on the p i 1 ...
men. I: ba .tlw.i i.o d. u'.:. i
earned on i o a in: ,. i a r
.trill.
ni ;
re
to
never on so la: ge a - a !.
cell t ears, u ii d t he I ' i - i
fear th t it is on the iu.-;v.i-e. The
bribers e spi'.tU i. ;'n a b
means ! :;.oi:e . to w :..:. the poor-e.-t
and a,o-: mailt portions of
'he jn'op.e ' 1 lie '-t l:..blc. IIllT. ill
addition ; his. t in n l - ! he method
ol' bribery b;, tee i:oii:i-e ot (dliee,
ulrell h.l- beell so widely com-
aielited oh. but V. hieh
to be
,..ed
l.elit .
1 1 . Hot
ni. I
!nr
I . U j i
' I ins
Iie.eil. Mll .-"on tie
!i a be: tei stem
I '.: 1 ael b'. niulll'V,
be t a u s removed,
he ein eked; and 11!
iriuedv can In- t.
t : n ol mil pi '1 ; :
wdl go on. T'a
o! i guorau t vi . : e i -:
!e vast ta fe: e . ,
ti.ttioiial elec t ::
-ains now at I l,r
in a 1 1 a gel s. i j'.'ei
Mm that until eil
t a U r ii to eon :i ; i
i'i n : i l. lie t o gi ov. .
Nor is the b. On
.ei! lorm of 1 1" .
!i i e ;o c. ni : . : i ; .-
lators am! ot her
qude as reads ' .-
t!ie most ig!;o:a!:
are. Tin - purrl.a.
is .: oi a .ii-: a lid
abv a s elt ect ed 1
moiie. but in S. 'ii i
it i- none t l.e les ,i
11 . '
as
it
. t ; - es
d .Oils
. : i - not
men' ot
:i svas .
Ol a bers .
ol
ii.
ir"
.ir
M
We a:e a
of pur. a. I
a m ; 1 1 a r s i : 'i ; he mode
g legislator-. ly means
on -iiares and boiuls.
! inteiested parties
.'. :ll do t he most good."
ot ; he j adges m e not
ion . so that last i re is
poll'Trd a' l's TV
ot eor" r .r
ih;i:i ii: i i
in re tl.r;.
1"'. '-ill si aa i
a b e s 1 1 -1 ' ;
liable to 1,
souice: tl.ougii in
. --: r
is ni re
M's t he
eshing
purirs oi me cm
eon : rast ; , 1 1
en : I n lion ' i e s all
l n g else w here.
Sac! i is the es
h r. e to eolitend,
to Griil a reriKd
i SI I'll '.'...
and it is ii.
. With i
a a u e
d e.isS
ni rupi
is, teo,
it ios is
leaders, a;
! he prn: l.
. rrupt lollowe
i purii ing pol
1'V n
di:!: ,
ItV ft
The. i ns a simple one. i tie
;. :s increased by the venal
Ian' nl the newspapers, by
s ho.-e in l! Hence
led as to t l.e rea
d ni l" es and t ii c
atr.i'rs.
The -i ; . .si :ia
and the takr
eir r e i e ni o s e 1 1
l a a I - iiidii 1 'i
j.i.ij ish; a t.r ap
he people are mis
character of can
ni
lnet
pn !
lie
ii
g i s e r
.! hi ibes v. eiild ot
e es 1 1, if ll.e i I : in
dited i d ai. d t he
lied. Put ex'e
rieuwe roses that hiibery is one ol
the most difficult of all crimes to
prose; while ut the same time the
posvetiul interests involved in most
caes ol I'.oliiK'al bribery render it
extien.els diflicult to .secure the
punishn.ent ol the i r lliili::U. t'Vi'li
when tlictr guilt is undoubted. Il
eaudidates t h it bad been elected
bs purchased votes could always
Ik deprived of their seats in const
emencc, an i tlcetis e eliei k svi.u'.d be
. .m's en to the In dent; ot v. tt-rM but
. ....
r ....... . !s avai .ib e in
t hif eiuti t r . oss in j; to the art:san
character i f our le.Nl.it : e bodies.
'f ,. . .f . ,, i , ,'i . tl. .- i ,.-i'.wt. .1 ,.le..
" ' 1 " ' '
,, aie ao' to 1. decid,
the interest im the di in iiant party. ;
withloile regard to the justice oil
the east ; a lid. so long as this
fill praet n o eotil I lilies lio e!
(.'heck to bribery ea n he oo
111 this quarter. The i . ; r::
civil service wiil i e h
tation of the otl.ei s, ha'
iir.e
t ual
ook. d tor
of the
h ; :'liip
i .;':! not
; '. iribery.
il, a - ai c
; i , . will
v a I , iio'.v.
a fleet t he ot i
litis true t hat
; secure in tht:
.a t.-n.-is . ; .
sv h . n a d . i' ,
p,.-..o;:s ti,.
1 not be dip.M ...
I to ssvt 1! t h" em . i
parts ; but theie
t funds toi all ti
j maiiy corpo; ..; a
: , ' i i e i r
i I o . ii' ol : 'i i
i .. : e so , " ,,
: . . ::i- ! hei
. -" . n- 1 ha
. i - men Sh.
i a d I o j i
... Wii! , o. '
. - '.! the ! s -
. tpnit... t . ill.
, m(Mlt ,.U(, ..
scek llu,.
, WAy ,u.v
t r .
never he ans
-I .tors.
ctl'ec
. ..o llt of
eiiiiiiiiten-
a. as to the
ices.
. , tl,.,t l,.-il...rl i.r.i.l
Tlie improvement ol piui;e
ni en t on this mi lieet 1 1 , ii t
en! l
eces-
h : i r 1 1 Iv a wet k ol tunc
. ..Mil it i-ini-
not be;
in t oo soon . W .- in ,i v .-a v.
i indeed, that it has alrc.dv licf,'un
with the dlsriis.siuiis of t his car's
filliv.bs hut iliiich i;,iic iiint he
ilone in order to pru.I'.iiv t; o tie
'sired etleet on the puMv n:i;.d. It
lis esjn-e:al', l ii r n in I eii ' .11 those
1 w ho profess to lead ami c-'ii ii-cl t he
ueoi 'le on 1 10 1 it ii.-.ii sh i oei ; -. he! her
I .
1 official st.it jo;:. :n ill-- pros, or
sewiiere. to lead the p'.lieie i'.iiht
r. I.
xp
e . ; i
ol
'i ,
f 1 v
lii.i' n
. i ' V
! '1 ft:
ciaiii ; .
: r :i
"Hi c to ! he. I
1 g u hat e lis
le lit 'ii lie. r g It
n ) 1 rti . b
know ledg.
re.-ui: ire'
-- :)' ; .';
la'l'l
ai, 'i.
peb-
cat e
; : . 1
.setting a:i
es; tht
.I'l'Ur ail,
pel If c!
. I i i e .
t" lis,-
W I ! pi
1 1
'. c .1 r e 1 1 ' .
.Hid pef-Iil
do mil' h !
m ' w , a 1 id I
eh t ;rei at
The " ti"
1 1 . . a ; : ' '
11. i
A ' '
1' r.n r
. .1" :
'. a el "s oil.1'- I
-Oil . 1 Ml p, " -Si-
IV " - ' plied
are .fcJwavs broke."
sttin Tiim v. ' tlie tirst 1 1 rt 1 1 I s
A Railway Lesso!;.
wis a hot, dusty d iv. wheti
' or three passengers entered tin'
:u on t he Iowa 1 )tvi- i .; ot t he
eigoand Noitlnvestei'ii I.'o.ul a:
dgev:er. Among t )!!! n as a
!i-lil ore.-.-ou voiing
ill. who
;. I'm:
: ru li
en! i i r-.
eaiv.lll i
.seat ii:
s II.
opjio.-ite
Wire a Mi:!'
le i : .,.! shoes,
and -hiniest
He e.i ! ried a
bl'U-i:ed 1 lie '.
frojit ol mi- i '.
.In-' :.c:o.-s
w h r i
!l:e I
ol -t.
. ai.r.
Ii
1 1 i:;
: i
ii e
hi
the ai-ir
him. - it
sick . a' y
a nti ! .1
1 '.: i; i ng
mo: , e; -
i t i red woman
1 o
Idlng a
I tievei saw oil a;i
n raged. s i-Mnm:.
: than tla' -ei
n
e
1:
'. a : I .
at tl
The
d th
ost
ung
lien
' : r g
ii : i
no
I Ml
.1.
Ul'Mi on the
id' brains m,.
!!. to :uy i i -1 ' 1 1 1 -a
( he a i sle ., !:d
Ii men ;
-aid ii
I be ot any a
it let me hold
mi look
your
erv
seemed
the lei
ill -h .-.ur-ilest
ss.is
most de-
I '
i e I !' . i'i lioiitc.'
and
i i m - .i.i i .
' 'a. ! h u:k you. sir !"' said she,
:::uloi:s!' . t:n tin d." and her
- i u: s i l ni .
I think : he baby w ill come to
." said the young man. with a
tie. --Poor thing! it's too sick
m
to make
i t I'.ll ei l.i
do '. ii am
come lar
' l'l'oni
What
"Yes;
si hell 1 s
ll oljectioti.
i . I, i ad a m. s
I will hold
ii I ie you lie
llase sou
1 .,aek
IS st,o
Hill-."
e f"
mIis svas
1 1 a i n m s
the J.ast'.
ai
iiii
well
was
Ms
hum.
i i i
1 1
ha -1 ian 1 1 m ;. "
Ah .-s. 1 s.',.. J .
I l.e s . ii: g tii.it:. in
;o;;e. .; - i,e r.,ni e
ciajie la ll.e little
i'i'. eon
d
a s inpatlielic
ai the bit ol
. l ,. celling hut.
I .y tills ';:i:i' I
1 '.I lis'. : I: . 1 ss a s
e had taken
holding it in
the
his :
ai ::is.
Now sou i-in lie dossil and rest
a 'utile. Ilase you far to go?"
To Connecticut," replied th?
ni'ii'.iiii. almost with a sob, as she
sse.uil.s arranged a shawl over a
' vabse and piepaied to lie down ill -t
he seat. i
Ah yes. I see ! And you haven't :
I'i'iiii's enough to go in a sleeping-
c . h.ivc srii, iii;iil;i!ii !'' The poor '
u: man bin- !a il taiiitly and put one'
h ird os ei' her face, while the tears
i':"ppeil iaisscen her svorn lingers.
I I'li ki d. out ot the window, and i
a nils; ca::,e c.v my eyes, while 1
cli.iiigid my calculation of the
.siting mail's mental i.'nility. He
looked thoughtfully and tenderly'
(I. "n at the baby, and in a short
.til! e the mother svas fast asleep.
A s'-omaii sitting across the aisle1
lioni me. who had heard as much
- oi t lie conversation as 1 bad, eaine
land offered to relieve the young
i in. in of his charge. '-I am ashamed
'of mvself for not offering to take
ni'thebabv fr-Mii the mother, before.
1'oor little thing ! i t's asleep."
--So it is. I'll surrender it to mi
now" (with a cheerful smile.)
At this point the train Mopped
at a station, ami the young man
l".-e in his sear, took oil' his hat.
and --aid in a clear, earnest voice:
T. adies and gentlemen, here is
an ojiportiu'its (or each one of us to
shess thai we have been brought up
m a Chi isiian land, and have had
CTuisMan 'athers and mothers.
i T
ilMilll i irilll in r ;it t l:t
! I if i I h.is cii;,i- t he
'c Mlack 1 1 1 1 1 . :i ml i mi
( 'omit ct k m!. Her litis
tl. rui'l litT I'itliy is ill.
money t nnnli t tr;ivel
iS "r. iiinl is :i!l tin'tl
--oouriiftl. 'i;it will
. initii i
u .lV
1 is ..-
oilSli --In-,.:il
l! ;:t it ?"
.lied :i lis liDiM tln'.fii
i' . att-r e toler, lisinr ex
!'! Ti'.ke ti :i cuilt'ct it'll.
,
! 'i.
cj
Do !'
:r t!
il!v.
rhe Vuiei
in nt izens" i.'.vt i t'soi1; in
!I zf live tl'iil.i ;."
f w.is elect ncul. Tlie
di-tu s ..
j',;, . ;
1 aa; went a ; cuntl
sil .ei do!lai j and
. i'.nd t he way t he
quarters and teti-
I ci'iit pieces rattled in lr.woniu nave
jdone any true heart good.
I 1 wisii 1 could describe the lock
! o 1 1 the woman's face when she
! awoke, and the inotu-y was given
' to i n-1 . hlic t ncd ti. t hank us all,
'and failed: she broke down com
pletely. Hut e didn't need any
t hanks.
There was a sleeping car 011 the
, : ram. and t he 011ng man saw ihe
mother and child transferred to it.
ar once. 1 did ii"t hear what she
s.i ; 1 1 1 1 Ii : :u . w hen he lei! hei . Oil t
' r must ha'.i- been a hearty (hid
bless, uii ;"
Mure 1 ha n iiin- nl ii- in that car
! ink that little less, ,n ; ,1 hnr.-t. 1 1.
1
ii'al i;i-i
piMir
i.lMi 1 .-
th.it l-lollu-s
' Ir t I '
i-ii : !ih
r.'NCI a
u !!: .t i ti it .
lit:
1 ia
i a nil a :
W 1 il I 1' '
i ; ' i M N I
1 1 ir 1 1 . w a -
oi:
i - i 1 1 : 1 1
i iilli
ii in.
'ia;
1 1 1 1 1
!.o
A
t r.
aif
mm-
i-r
I ! i .
e .
a : i .
oe. --iloli-t
;ele'- a 1 ways
tho pi'oiniMn''
' I.e ;. "jlil! el.
1 icot on to t hat act
topped at a hotel.''
The Quick Learner.
T'ne newspapers have been called
i lie wife's foe, because the husband,
while reading tho evening journal
must not be disturbed by conversa
tion. A worthy clergyman in Eng
land found it the rival to the
Bible.
lie had taught an old man iu his j
parish to read , and found him an j
apt phpil. Alter his lessons were;
linished, lie was not able to call for;
some time, ami when he did, only;
found t he wife at home.
'How is John '." said he. "How
iloes he get on w i t Ii Lis reading?''!
)h. nicel.s , .sir." i
'Ah. 1 s:ip;m-e he'll lead his Bible ',
very -'Ni!o! ta My now '." i
Bible, -ii! lie was out of the1
Bl '. il'- and into the 1 : e w-pa pers Ion g
ago!"
Tins : i a n-i: ion fi om t he solid and
es- eiiti d to i lie idle and superficial
ha- ma:i bums in the experiences
of mod. a n la'e.
New - iaM-rs nie a daily necessity
to r i - in intelligence, but too much
nv p. -per leading may become a
w :s; e : rime and divert one's time
li'-ia the ..i.ihivs of j.ennanent ii
teiligenec. (..'in1 need, to read his
o's n l;i
tile i ie:
ta-
ics and present literature in i
r knowledge of nil times and J
Ill's liiei atuie.
!: s.'b-.i ii s cis' asr of throat
. :vv w , ; 1 send p-roof that Piso's
'. ( '.ni.-'.ni)'tion has cured the
nn'lunW in other eases. Ad
E. T. HAZi:rriNE.
Wnrn-u. Pa.
j v 26 d&w
or 1 1 : l '.
(ai re
dross.
A YER'S
Cherry Pectoral.
No otlior coitijiIaiiiL- art.' i-o uis.,!.;i;s in t heir
atL.ac!: as those atlectin llic Llnoat and 1 tings:
none ?o trilleil wiih by Uie nm.iorily u surrcr
vi. Tiic (H'vliuary cough or coin, r-'snltiug
l-frhaps f nun a, trilling or iiiicoiisi-iuus ex-jx-Mire,
is often but tho beginning of a fatal
ei.ikness. AVL'fi's Chluuv ri:cTHAT, has
w.-'.l i.rovt.) its ellicacy in a forty ; fars' iibt
u;ih tliruat and Jiin vlii-eases, and should be
taktn in all cased wilbout delay.
A Terribb; Cough Cnretl.
"In took a severe cold, hich nfTtotcd
my luits. I had a terrible cough, and passed
night ii ier nijjht without sleep. The doctors
Hve me up. I tried Avek's Chf.kiiv Vf. -mUAii,
w hich relieved my lungs, induced
sleep and afforded nie the rest nece.Ty
lor the recovery of my strength. By the
continued use 6f the rFCTOiiAL a in-rnia-neiu
cure was effected. I am now i.j yt-ars
ol-I, hale and hearty, anil am witislied your
CiiKitiiY 1'ECTuitA r saved nie.
Hon ace Fa lunnoriiEi:."
Koclvinghain, Vt., July 15, lt2.
Cronp. A Mother's Tribute.
" While in the country last winter my liitle
hoy, three years old, u aii taken ill with noun;
it seemed as if he would die from strangu
lation. One of the family suggested the use
Of AYKH'fl CllEKKV PECTOIt A a botlb' rf
which was always kept in the house. This
was tried in small and frequent dost s, ;ud
to our delight in lops than Iialf an hour the
little patient was breathing easily. The ioc
tor said that tbe .'Hi;i:itv Via' ror. vi. 1...U
saved inv darling's life. Can you vender at
uur gratitude'.' IShicerely yours,
MltS. KMMA liEDNTiV."
150 West 12Sth St., Sow York, May ie, I- 2.
"I have nsed AyfkVs Citrnnv PFc:on.r,
in my family for several years, and do not
hesitate to pronounce it the most ell'ectual
remedy for coughs aud colds we have t vi r
tried. A. .1. ('it am:."
.Lake Crystal, Minn., March 13, IS? J.
" I suffered for eitrht years f . nm r.roi.. hit ,
and after trying many remedies with no m-.c-cess,
I was cured by the use of Avki:"s Ciii u
it v l'tnuRAU fIosi-.ru Vai.ll.n."
Byhalia, Miss., April 0, In?:'.
" I cannot say enough in praise of Avvu's
C in-: it it v Pi-ctohai., believing as i do that
but for its use I should long since have died
from lun troubles. K. BltAOLi'N.''
I'alestiue, Texas, April 22,
Ho case of an affection of the throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
by the use of AVER'S CitEiaiv IM a toi: a r.,
and it will always cure when the disease id
not already beyond the control of lncdienje.
I'll EPA BED BV
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold bv till Druecistfi.
R. THOMAS, Jr.,
fx X XiaWi
BEAUFORT. N. C.
Offloe on eoi-nei' of Turner ana Front streets.
Will practice in ( nrU.ri t md anjoining
eon n 1 ie-1.
Prompt atten! ion to eolieclioii of claims,
nov 1 dwlv
H. .1. IUKER & BR0 ,
215 Pearl St., New York.
PROPMKTOHS "P TIII-
East iDdia Chemical Works.
impoktkf.s OK
tait India Goods, Chemicals,
Etc., Etc.
MANUFACTURERS OF
11. J. Baker & Bro's. Special!
Truck Fertiliz3r. '
For testimonials au.i any information !
call on or address
J. J. WOLFENDE.V,
Gnii.rdl A'l'ni for Xortji Carolina.
I'i'.y'.lWtf
PEA-GROWERS. ATTENTION 1
rested Prciiiirr Extra Err:
At $3.50 per Bushel,
Din ll fro I
IJ.
1 1 ll i- ii re i-l-. lucent
1 I 11 ll 111 lli bo lie.
n ni.i
hlllJ 1
P i i' ii. Ii- r rc i
t'.iii' 01 Im r mi 1'nrly. None so Prmliiflif
Mi. K. 11 i'.-x ..uk 'I'I
Hiiisl'n Premli r
I Ir.M ear . t i
l:.-!-.v.- 1 l.n.l."
.air c i l! I s
Kmit I-inilj
F. n.
a
ROBERT BUIST. Jr-
sKF.I) J.ROWI-IH.
' : 1 .1 '.. I M o h. : ! . 1 : :!.!;
( K
S i: ! j.li ;. i e of A in ns on ii' .
r i o t ( ! I i : 1 1 1-.
i I I. ii ; ll i il'.IM-.'
Su li;i:- Coll'.-li
; ) per ci'i't Actual i ko I ah
!o 1 1 r i 1 1 of i i 1 1 a i i .
- i t a 1 c ot' I o t i- Ii .
Niii ai. o i ' . -1 1 1 a ,
iil.!iiilf ol Mila.
S ii 1 1 ill :t I c l n 'j. Ii e i a .
!.:i::ti I'ia-toi,
SPECIAL TKUC'K
FEI'.TILIZEH,
- !. t N t '!; Alr':;F--
. J. WOLFKNOKN.
3.
ers.
: y o:.l a
(T bt le
p i... uurt
'-:o- s rat-
iMHAi.L.
P Vf- JP
Absolutely Pure.
'I iiis pev a.-l- i
pi. rity. stit-MKti.
en a i riiirn l I ii a
not i ie s 1 1 1 1 1 ill I'.
ai lew icst . i-hdi
n.n.'.lers. Sold
PdSVllKK Co.. 1 "
Miirf
I "iili-
1 11 Udf
tiliiiii v Mil
-mh1.. itinii
TV'.'
import;
I'I TL AND
ALE
WIT, !in S.iH ;
in tne rs t s
:. o. 'I'UT M- !"--'
i i;i-;m us, lu m
"1 N'lVKM: I- Ii i..
"K.
V V .
the TKN n. c.
: Traciw ir J'a:r-
1 lew Tlil'eti ! il
int. rly itdo:,i i
deceased.
( t.)lie pjiovn
Tract.
f Itinii '-:ui;ii-U uaiiiin
I'nwii il T'( 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n ail l .: -!(
.lann-s Mi liiiiii. .Kciir.
I'i i'oCONill or 'JIlt.'!"
I A second known iis tlie I- iirnifold Me ! auitl
I Tract.
j A third known ns The Mrv lendal Jarmon
Tract.
i A ourth known ;is the Tlivlvaw fatont
i Trct. ' '
A fifth known -r the- Kilnin Hatch Trct.
I A large part r tiiesc hmds is uk valuable uh
j any landn in Jones county Two hundred
aci os of which are cle:. red : nd In cult ' vat ion,
i fliny will le sold id ilu-r or in pac-cls t-i
; suit purcliiisers.
j For further information npply to I. T. Wil
son, J'fcq., Itetrihter oi" l-ei)s, at Yreiilon.
; TeniiH of sale: t no ihiid eali jnui tlie hnl
I i:nco on one and two y oais time, with mln
I est at eigli t per cent from da y of sa le.
I A. J LO FT I AMKI11IKRS
1 Oct 10, 1SS1. biwtod
State ok XoKTrr Ca ikh.i x.a, I tnslow unly
1 inslow County. s Supt-rituM out t.
Bt-bre Cleik.
M. H'. Hioodizood and wife, (;U lie 1 . and .fo
sepli Mofre, IMaisiljrls,
Arainst
! Alexander Moore, Kobl II. Clatk aiu! wile,
I AlHVnret A. and C K. Moore. I h-t lidnniK
To C. K. J.oore :
Take noib-e that an action ns aJ.-ove en
titled lias been commenced aainsl von m
I ttte Supei ior Court of Onslow eountybeime
i the Clt-rji of said com l, for the purpose ot
; making partition betwet-n uie v ft eetive
; tenants in common of certain land lyinir in
.said county and descrih-ed Mi the complaint,
'and that y m are hereby leqmred To appear
i ar the otllce of the Clerk of ihe superior
; Court for the County of (tnslow, on the 0th
i day of December, iss'i, and answer or demur
! to the complaint riled in t his action, and that
i if yi u frill to answer said complaint within
umwiine uie piauumHWin npply to thecourt
for the relief demanded in i he complaint.
A. C Hl"OilNS. C. S. C.
oet. 7th, li. (M.jr( wl i
Land Fr Sahi.
A TP. ACT of I'OKi'Y-l' IVK ACI'.F.S on the
North Sl je of NeiiKo Ii,it'r, opposite ili citj
of New Rcriii'.
ill he si.iii :iiio.'ihr or in flu
rt n acre
lots.
A No. 1 Dwelling ami Oulhonsi s.
Viilnahie for iruekiiiLr.
Apply to
J1KNKY Mil. I. Elt
oe2l ild v Im
( iohlsboro, N. ('.
"Grace was in nil
Heaven hi her eyr
in vvrry fiexfnrr di-mifij au
r !
luvc. I
I
o npr.v. -.vaI Moihor Kvc.ainl ho
niH-y siiitr-" her fair d. h.'t iiil ui i s,1
with Uie .
Kir ;
etionilo;..,
pijuiiis ,ir.
na !
aur.h cas-
Ki-.rt. l.a'i
on re.
Ills fl'OIl.
!''.( Ol' CO T tl fl M Hi M'f IM"
:(! -t1! t rc;i t iii c n 1 A j
"iiiii-er of i--male c-n: -
di !'ec1 jy can r -t hy ;s
v MlpJ.i cssiou i;I 1 lie
KiUKtion. In i:y.tY
i sterling m! unf.nl-
UK:0
. CJ
will ellt-ct rtM'd
tiiicriiislu .
ii:ivsjcHn. It c-
poMd of riet Jy oiIic:nal !:
clioiits, ft., happy coin).:.
'h:is e teon su r passed
prepitred it!i yclentifie s..:l
;tiie fni'-Ki iUiteriiils. Ii t.-j
palm for ' i.nstaiicv of str- ..
he pd
ii,
of R
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q .eertiiiiity f elle.-t.
" prepnnal . beauty or pp
, (V and relati-- j cheHpnoss J It i
" mony !i fnvor it s ri1,.
'Jievur fad - H'h.en fairl v -i. i
'
Carters vjlle, 1
This wii: -erlily that two 11,. m-'
bers of .,iy . ninicdialt lumily, altet
having suV red for jitany y ats
from ?uei-s 111:1 1 rrei! lari ly" h in;
haviiii? boei, treated wit (tout bene
fit by vuriou.- ined 'w I doctor;, .'ere
at leiigtli ( o m pi. 1 rt-' 1. y rriiFU b
ouebcdile of Dr. J. iimdMeld's Ft"
male Heuliifor. Irs etb in ki.. I.
ci-tses is tru.y woi m1(t ! u I . i i id m t-1 1
may the lemedy - mlitfl rU'i
mun'H Bctst i-'riend.
'fi i s respeotl u ! '
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Srt: i foi' nn r Ix .( .k on : ) ,
liit 1-lnrpllli-ss of '.'ou:;t:i
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HEALTH RESTORED
lail Bros.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COM M 1 SSI OX 11 FAICU A N Ttf,
MiW HEIE. N. c
DA X. KELLY
Horsa-Shoemg Shop
i
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Dam,-' d Gocd.s rt MACE'
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K: -.M-GO-DOR.
C. K. THOMAS,
A 'J' Toll N I. V AT L .'
tlici' on Crii t .i si ri c ! . ; ii n an I. 1" i i 1 t ; i v
;i r coriHT of Pol lurk rect. nov J1 vrly
! .
iiT slrps.i j
Th.; Largest
Merchant Tailoring
and Clothing Houce
ii: America.
WANAMAKER
&
BROWN,
OAK HALL,
F!:
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SAi.i:--
New
Till-: CNPl VALPI)
IEW FARMER 8501
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in cini.j to nri..ke
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I . Swii.irtrt lU'rth
i ';m loor. 'i he
nir 1h;h k, and Ihe
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nl' k o MiIh stove
SI uvt- In 1 1 v -.far-
''IVITS HIT St)i r. . ,,; ).,
Lnrffo siia.le ,
'I'll 11 !;i rH j t i jin -u
;itlrst its poj u In i 1 .v
ranted.
P. M. DRANEY, Sole Agent,
or 4 NT;V BERNE. N. C. ,jw
THE HENDERSON HOUSE,
Now iinii. r tlie niaiiaseinent of THORNTON
lllttis. is tre,ivre.l to furnlsli Jionrd nml
I .o-. liiin at rea.-iaiiilile raten. ,
llVtMtV HTABLL'S.
llnix-B :iml '.iir-BleK eoiiKt.'intly on homl for
traiisjHii t in; i .-..sKengeis lo uli ui lhooriiiK
THOHNTON BROS..
Ilei-.lerson PiouBe, Mlditle Ptrert,
jyildwly New Heme, .N. tl.
Brick, Brick.
I-'i.i wale ill any quantity at. piiei h to u
tlie tilings.
lirlck have heun -xanimed bj- good Musdii
anil proiionnc.-il rl rKUi-laKS.
samples ean I seen Ml mv Ktore Order
Bolieil-l.
iunesdAwtf K. n Jti.NES.
Bargains, Bargains. ?
Don't Stop Half Way.
t ,
HJLl IT ALL !
Worsteii ilre.ss coo(Jn in all t:olorn. jilaic and lijjurd, 12c. per yard, redooed
from 15c. anil 1'.
Ottoninn iln h-i !oods. 1 .":.. 2"c. and 25c. gor.d vftlue nnd verf cheap. '
Double wiiltli ( Hflmieri-s .-it lfc.. prr yar-i, worth COc.last season, in black and
colors. ;md the bt-st line of (ml l lack Cashm-re8 in the city, ranging in pric
from r.0-t. per yard tip. jn.-t tnnrked down, both in blue, black, and jet black for
mourning. Also a tit-w nty le. double width, figured drew goods, for 871c. tn
black and colors.
A verv hantltjftine piece u( Jersey cord dress goods, black, for 05c. , reduced
from SI 10.
Woolen pluidf. lie. to ?."ic prens Piannels, single width, 15c. Double width
(launelti. till wool. 50 inciies wide.
The very be-t black Drefin Silk at 1.00 ier yard, worth Si. 25, w.irmnted all
boiled silk ; will stand alone.
Satins iu all colors and black.
Velveteens, plain and brocaded, from 45c. to 90c, the last priced being almoet
as good as real velvet.
Corsets. 35o , 40c. and 50c. White Handkerchiefo. Sc., 5c, Sc. and 10c." All
linen Handkerchiefs, hem stitched and tape border, 10c. apiei e. A lrg lino of
colored border d handkerchiefs for 5c. apiece or '0c. per dozen.
Ladies colored hose, 5c. a pair. Ladies oil color hose, in nolid colors, black and
fancy stripes, for 25c a pair, very cheap. Also, a full line BulbriKrm hoe in all
iiradts.
laleaehed Donvst ics from 4c. up. 4-4 goods in bleached nd brown, only So.
per yard. The t est 1 4 blenched good for He. ever offered here, worth 10c.
Prints 4c. and 5c. lied tickings bine Denims. Colored table linen 25c. 5-4
table oil cloths.
A full line of pood woollen shawls fur 1.25.
We sell the best, 5c. and 10c easels ever offered here; also easel frame. 25c.
Nursery pins, lead pencils, collar buttons, tooth brushes, tooih picks. prkrl
books and purses, suspenders. Linen Torchon trimniinRs. 8c. Webster's Hrw-llina;
books, aii h inos or I'ertumery, including I appen s celebrated H eel live ftnd -Bye
Extract for 25c. per bottle.
Large stock of Ladies' Walking Jacke's, Dolmnns and Cloaks, from auction
sales, which we are offering very low.
Gentlemer, 's Furnishing Goods, collars, cuffs, neckwear and undershirts.
Also, sole agents for the justly celebrated Duffv & Ives Dress ShirU, kich w
guarantee eijual. if not superior, to any shirt sold in New Berne.
W e also h- ve the control of Kaliske's Custom-made Shoes. Call and see out
N. K. Calf Shoe for S3. 00. Also our Hand made Shoe for 85 00. sold elsewhere
for SC. 00. V- are agents for the East New York Manufacturing Company's pop
ular State I'nson Shoes, in Ladies. Misses and Children's, that have been sold in
this market lor the prist lifteen years, and during that time have given the best
satisfaction to the trade: a genuine ladies' kid shoe of this make, with a French
kid Hap and worked button holes, for --'2 50. Call and see them.
Hamburg eilf? ngs and insertions. Cotton and crochet edgings. Oriental and
Spanish laces. Cape collars. 5c. apiece. Writing paper, 6c. per quire. Envel
opes. 5c a pa-k. Knives and forks, 5c. apiece. Towels, 5o. each.
A large stu k of children's hose for 10c. a pair, worth 15c. and 20c , in fancy
stripes, solid ciders and black.' Hoop skirts. 15c
And an en dV;s variety of all kinds of goods too numerous to mention.
W In ii .Miii iuM i ;uiy floods in our line be sure to come to nee us, as we
guarantee cur prices as low, if not lower, than the, loweRt, nml yon wiU
feci fiiMy I'eM.tiil for coin i n i;.
Agents fur Mie Domest;ic, Davis, :uxl Household Sewing Ma"
chines- "' machine sold bv us warranted for r years.
UFFY & IVES,
MIDDLE STREET,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
100.0(H) BUSHELS OF RICE,
F.t whieh -c wi!i j av the HiErhest Market Price. We will nrll Rlr..
Com, Cotton, in this or any other
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE
i: oi i i:;; 1 di; sai.i:
ioice Groceries,
to arrive., at IM)"K LOTTO M I'KK'LS for CASH, consisting
i:i j.art
of:
.VI l.l.l
.I'l 1'h!
oil i-I.N
.".il I'M-
oil l.J.I-
5- I.LN
liar, k
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Ilvi, '-
N'-rth
i:lr.,
' Flour
S w.-iii '
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111
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111
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of ! 'Ill
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r a ori
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lire ill . ;iia
Walter J9. 31nrxxis & Co.,
Red Front Store, South Front St., Now Berne, N. C.
octH d&w
SAVE TT1E EXPKH8K Ot
BUILDING A BRICK CHIMNEY.
Iff tin
P.'
C fTSond for lfiwTijt H cir
rul.tr with full iufurinattu.
! Also GRANITE ROOFING,
I CHEAP AND DURABLE.
Scud for denrnpilvo drcnltr, ftall Infktrmalkoa
CHAS. H. TORSCH A CO.
S. X. Car. rrttt iod Chutes OtrMti, BilTatOXI.
BRICK! BRICK!!
1 or Hide ly
H. 1! A (Uto'I T. KftiMtn. N. .
:-drH ho I irlti-d
Siecti lUitHlonll polnlH on the A. A N
r itidirowd
S;dnplt' to m-i'H Rt Joi'HN a I. oflW.
or i w::in d l w
J0NzTHAN HAVENS.
C !l M I rtsiov -f r 1 1 , t,
NEW BERNE. N. C.
Will uttel d u. the mle of fivtuin. Flic, aod
all oil, ei pi.-tlnei r'.i'Ktuiied to hlin, ,
s jilpits r inslnii irienlK. e2 dl w wjtro
BOA II DING HOUSE,
Queen Street, Kinaton, N. C.
T. J. FOJiLAW, Proprietor.
In the centre of
Brick Hnlldlng.
In A. K Miller s
o-2 w8m
W. H. MOHRIH.
EHTAHLIWIIKU ml
J. J. BUEGESS. of N- C.
WITH
W. H. MOREIS & S0USr
Commission Uerch'is,
Koh. 23, 25 & 27 Commerce 8i.9
jNOHFOI-K. YA.
ftpwlfil tti!tloii KtTen tt ftHWm of Cot to,
rnln. J'eanutH and (Vnmuy Produc gn
rnlly. Liberal Oafth d vunees niiuti od (On
HlKnmenu. Prompt retniniand htcliMt msr
ket prices guaranteed. au'i dw tjanl
(TED!
market, fa- One Commlnion.
ON FRODUCE IN HAND.
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;i ii n ! net ii rt i 'i- ;ir lei j.
ml vour orders direct and
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