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at Hw K C
Tail Kpoblins eootioae to
bio ST. JohS Ift fflj. Why not
Df.lTCTaCgAaUjt
TaS . U already ra.h f.r
room t WKittoD 1 tliotto who
. Waal t CLKT1XASD in.ingu-
-It Sean that poor Dr. Dvbch
HO (i t bear all the bi t rue of
BiltStVlft. We woaki ym
patUIxe witk aim, bat we tbiuk
wkea a minister of th jopcl goes
bafetlonz latA politics he ought to
rer oat which b sowetU.
a "
yw York WorU rg the
crstie atembare af Ue Lm
Uiur U Jolii Eapablicaaa, in
they eam) elect a Seaatot tbem
Mircia eletMar iccoi: Cos
Xord to tt Senate. The propoeii
tioo fc Mid t U dUtorbioK
l jnea la the Republican cam p-
v- WK leax firoiB the JfeanactM
, nn Keeardi of Baltimore that a
Iarg iron foraace, ot Birminghajn
-" Alavhaa Jt dowed a coe tract Vr
5.0CO too of eota pi Iron to be de-
!irerd Is PhUadeJnhia. and that '
XS WoodatocJc Ire-o Cooopaay, 01
-Aaniatoa, - od the ame!fniu tbw oorr thai stie paj a tut
noant Of Chaxco! iroo to be de j general gover'.meut, and apply it
'lirered I tit lathe centre of! to her cbcoU, she would have no
reaaajUaai inm dlatriet- -Pio a' for -Nutional id to education."
---.. W m v,. f r- 1 Dunncrthe eampaim ther wm
tctio XttBMBo.thertl anafa.
tarera aajtU-
MMIpaWM
UwiabHiHlla 4rDcm fori
j
nr mui 900 t-T-rt "MDir frve trade, when it w well
HiMalUllkr (. Mtuur
o ccar woctcwd aaawM. prty. TV. , known their pUtfortn declared in
iM-iacipi i ijw 7.
w ttich MuaMd la to Um pwi body ot
M iuMn dJ mam mum r
ct wrMtwally taw kwktTMpat M
Tie Jo VBAL haa always adTLel
the colored peopk of the wiadoa of
dirUin' their rot. Bat they bare
rather UcF.aed to th ide of draw
iu the colar Una where thej are in
s -..-ieat majority to do it, and we
UlicTe tbo Democrata, that la the
jHtkiaaa, are begiaoios to like it.
The- Idea of Btgro sopremacy brings
aaaoy DeaiocraU to the polls who
wciiki otherwUe Kay at boaao and
d g yotmtote!. - "'
-8J . JS5
k TXll IT W feUXt.
the JovKXiX baa aereral times
-sed th propriety of baring
rricnltarat and stock Fair at
irn by the- adjoloiog oood
, bat wo. bare oot ared it
xially, becanso this immediate
utiitj hM leea drawa poo
5heTily to. get oar Onu!ed
. s ibhJer w ay "and put o p a
i iieg-. T irork ia about cvm
; "..ted aod tUaT-ocfcool on a solid
bis. VY think the time baa ar
rived rjoor decisive step to bo
t it .i RJT Fair at New Bersoaext
"'2 bT conrersed with sev-
a;Iemeoooj the. anbject, In
ciry and froaa the ceantry, and
t'.ey are aaxioaa for k. . Attending
Expoeitioo aud tbo-Falf at
GouLtboro haa pot oor people more
ia the aotioa foritthxa everl NVoat
we want flow U the orgaaliatioQ of
a stock eompaoy: with sharea at
twenty or twenty llro dollars each.
With the proper effort two hundred
stockholders can be secured and the
thing be made a auccese from the
sUrt. One ceatlemaa haa already
si Raided hi wiUIaguesa to take at
least (oar anarev and wo are satia
ted thero ore other who are aa
eqailTy anxious aa he. By begin
nis; cow wo can bare everything
i a read Jaeaa by next faO.
V"V' anotsxx rui.
lit thb week's Joitesai. we
'copy an, article from the Chi
c CvrreW oa a "Ilea for
' TocaJ 11031 The writer deai
' wix the power of. the human voice
la com pariaoe with inatrameotal
v tnasic, and argnee sgalnat borrow.
le: frooa foreifn noaic The im-
portaaee and power of vocal music
are clearly ahowm la this article, bat
we wish to pat is m plea that we
think ia a little snore practical in
- 2orth Carolina Jaat now. We
veead masse tmmglt fa mr cvmrnvm
' . seAee?a There are perhaps few
- achooU where the children are not
. learned a httle aong merely uivi
; rlatioa from the wvariaome roatine
ol the school room. Thia at all well
eooaga bat It does not Ail the bill.
The children should have regular
lesson a Ia the rudiments of voca.
BUJie, and the Geoeral Assembly
mX Ha coming aeesioa should amend
the sehool taw so aa to make it the
duty of every county examiner to
ace that each applicant for a teach
ers. certificate i qoaltfled to in
struct children ia vocal music.
Can Ma J. Fnieta singl w,
were almost promptod to ask th.s
'question) before we caat our bilot
tot aim. Bat knowing that bo bs
beealoog Identified with the edu
eeXioaal laterest of North Carolina,
we were satisfied that he woaid
carefully . guard and Uhor toad
vance the interest of the tboas.tr.ds
of poor children m North Carolina
w he are wholly dependent upon the
)fi)esency our wmmr. srhi-"-1!
flat whatever little sccom pi :sh men's
.(ey man ebtaiu in this life, w e
fiih him to visit some of our conn
', try Ch arches and see what a deai
c work I piled on the minister.
who It to not only lead io singing
v-,, fc,, the mortification of hearing
tww. "'"- "
are doaena present w ho
! him If they knew how.
to see North Carolina's
' ircea, her progress in
-rricoJtore aad maua
3te sou and every
re" taaght to sing it.
We wish to iatill deep into tneir j
hearts a geaaine lave for their da
tive State; therefore we muat learn
thexa to aing, to aiog of her advan
tage of her great men, of its mild
climate and fertile so:!. Loam the
children to Ring.
HOW TO HUNTllI PRJTKI HON
The lUl::rn.--- M-iui ::: '
Rrcori w-'' ""i'!'i''"!i'i
be formed ail over 'i.' i :j :i ' r 'o
inflaenco ('::rf 1-1110:1 ..jurist ,mj
rediictiou ot tin- t.ir.rt' 1" :nkes
as that if ('ongr"snirti i'.o their
duty to rlmsiM the wiii adjust
A . . . . ni
toe tarin so vs to raise .1 uun in"
revenue for the ucerwiienr, eot
nomically .u'.mHr.stt-.l. air! no more.
They have no rht . pile up
tnouey in the t; easnry ioiid the
axtu d needs i-f the eminent. '.".:t
for several e.irs t!io heou
j doing thu. In iHi'vr t- inamtaui
the irefjtBimrriT thoy must cither
abaiirSil the infernal revenue tax.
I spend more money or continue to
pile uii a surplus in the treasury.
'.Which will they ilo T There is a
j goodly number iq favor ofaNilmh
ling the internal revenue tax. aiul
we are with them, r.y this we do
not favor free whiskey and free
tobacco. If the present iuternal
riverine tar wii.n Abolished the
loubtedlv
Shiten coqM. ami am
woald, rai.te u targe rtvenue from
thia source. I: "orth Carolina
- ' 1 -1 - . nnlr 1. .1 1 f tn mtTM
-' uu'-' u""
j doabt leaa , a great ,.eai m soputslr,
paimeloa on tne oP. .or -rK
meotoothis qaetion of the tariff
by both idA. Tbo Iiepoblicans
.
: favor ot a revenue wnn, nu mt
isau who knows what a tariff is
know that it gire incidental pro-
tectiou to the home manufacturer,
, . . . . ..... iv
axul he farther knows that the Dem
ocrattc rty favor tbi mode of
raising revenue to that of direct
taxation. In other word the Iem
. . , , ,
ocrat bare always favoretl a ieyiit-
J J
mate tariff. On . the other band
Democratic orators hare labored to
show that the present high tarifl
haa enabled the home manufactnrer
to add the tariff to the price of his
goods and pocket that much from
the consumer while the government
got do revrnue, when the troth is,
the protective tariff has so encour
aged borne manufacturing until the
Competition, at home, has made
foods cl-air than ever. The
farmer's trace chaiu, dwelt upon
Rr n 1 .vi A.f ai-iirr ,u J l-r ftliif him
,J , ,v J , ' 1 .1
before it was manufactnred m this
country, oue dollar to OLe and a
qnarter per pair, bat siuce they
have bgun to manufacture them
in this country tbey py, with the
ime tariff aa formerly, only fifty
cents. Then it is plain that the
uotne manufacturer does not add
the tariff to the price of his goods
io every instance.
We are in favor of maintaining
a legitimmU tariff, one for the pur
poae of raising revenue. When all
direct taxes axe abolished this will
afford protection enongh 'o the
home mannfacturer.
FBU1T TKEES.
Thia ia the season of the year for
the fruit tree agents to be through
the count rv delivering trees to the
farmers. It is also a good time for
the farmers to think about how
much of the money paid out for
trees can be saved by spending a
few rainy days graltiug sach
aether need. Fruit is one of the
thing that co to make the (arm
self sustaining, and every farmer in
Eastern Carolina can, with a little
care aud attentiou, raise Lis own
truit Tins agent, with his illustra
ted catalogue, can show many
beanttfui picture of apples.
'peaches, ears and grapes, and :t
j he understands his business he will
not pass many farmers without
taking an order. The Matamuskeet
apple is grown extensively in Hyde
and other counties in the extreme
east, and as a winter apple it sur
passes in flavor any brought to this
market. A dosen trees of this
variety planted about the yard will
furnish any farmer with a full snp
plj of winter apples, and he can
rLse them without any outlay of
money. Kvery dollar saved on the
farm 13 a dollar made. Iet every
larmer plant out a nnniN-r of
Matamaskee' trees and ;n a i.-A
rears he w.H not N" under the tie
crss i i v of
ui ;n;
a:
lren. for Christmas.
A POST U. TFLK.K i 1'H
me one u .4.- t
a, an arg'iir.if
t..i t.iegrap'..
-.iuW t agrees
t ik tvi t L . -
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Mi
Ja-. (.oi.
P:
position
hai: ot
m in , ti
to u-e :
e Pre-;
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avor ; te
!' 'iiow :;
ndoni. of
cant
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tit t
Mm:
.vuator
s: be fort'
W
s a ; p i; :i t n;
' 4f rrttArv of r h e
Treasu
e 1 i-
v aprojios
..The channels of thougn: .u.d
; th(, channeLs of commerce !h
'owned and controlled bv one man.
'i- Kc- a ftjim mn w K f u fn r.rr i;n
corporate power, or to flx a limit to
its exactions ujou the people? What
m then to h!nler these men from
depressing or intlatiug the value of
sll kinds of property to suit their
. . ,r.ee. ami th. .
gathering i.'. '" 'Inn own i-otiers t he
wealth ot ;:. i aiionT Where i
the Uiuit t" -ncli a I'nu , r .1- 1 1.
What sli.ill 1h- said t t: -a : . t
a tree ;H''pie who w ill miumii:
out a : To 1.0 I h 11.- 1 n hi ii il ii i i i ' 1
limi t.MP '
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p. .Ill p
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,ond
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jl.l.
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rontroi. i 1
,llio e Ilo' e.l 0:1 h 1
He fern i-g to the 01 :'
1 .
lit.- I
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the .V. . Ti"l ' .i:
Ko! the p.i: h-it 1
M: . ,F.i tl.mlil h i hoe
u.-
rstor'.l 1 'liloll Tele'r Ip'.i to
.ilini.ol through the I'uiteii
f.iKo , !, !"oi liiHtloU .1.- to the P
the . i.-otliin in t he S'.i'e
ol .
Vork. The proof ot tin
kuown to everv inteliiei.
.1 ,:
1st in New York. Mi. V . : t . 1 1 -'10
the same thing in )'' 1 -reltreuiT-
to the elerti"M :ii ( o.
when Hot one HMTltie ..U-ineli'
o.ip.ible ot v or itieat ;oii or exp -;.!
whs allowed to p.is o'. or the West
ern L'nion wires lor more than
thirty hours, nud when the state
menu that were -on: were shown
within two d.iv s to he ooii-.p;cuou.-'
ly nnd intent loually false. As in
the vote of New York the plot has
been nearly ideutie.il and has ln-eu
carried out with mote persistence.
The returns have Uen sent out in
lumps of 'election districts,' whioh
are not nameii ana cannot. ih men
nfietl. and the nublication of the.-e
h.ts been made in amounts und at
times to suit the sMieniers. Oeoa
sioual pmnnciamenfos from tin
Blaine Committee have shown that
returns from parativel remote
mints have been used promp:i,
while thoe from points within .111
hoar's ride of the Western I imoii
-:i j: u.. I....... 1... .1 I. ....I-
; : . ,.,
fortvt.,Kl;t tuHlrs ,,1Vt.
ma(je a Government Po.-tal 1 rle
graph a necessity in this count r."
... . . .1
thereioie the nut valuai-le, me 1 n ,
of couveing intelligence. 1 he
of riiit. Strttp
r (-.mstruotinc: the riit line oi
, telegrajib for Prof. Morse beta eon
Baltimore and Washington, I hereby
! demonstrating the leaMbility ol
; usuig ele-tricitv to conxey imelli-
Instead of adding it to our
. H1f,t H atni it was allowed to
- pass into the hands of corporations,
which have used it as a means ot
taxing the ieople rather than to
? ' ..11..
1 give them its service at Hie lowest
;prdctlCi,i rot. f it had developed
w,th our lnxstsl cystcm, exjierts
estimate tliat we. would now he
ending messages at a cent a word
l 111 OUllV'UV L-iJ IV II(,IU III""
of the I'nited Statis. lo-s any
one suppose that if our present
jHistal system hail leen run lor cor
porate profit lather than for public
benefit that ostage would have
U eu reduced from a shilling per let
ter to twocentsT As regards the
integrity of management, it must
bo placed somewhere, and does ;in
one suppose that it would not he
safer in the hands of the 1'ostOflh-e
'Department, directly resam -ihle
fo U)f (ban m" ,,e (
a corporation responsible to 110 one ?
Kejuiblicaus like Senator Edmund.-
and Democrats like tongrvsMi'.ui
Summer, of California, think tl. at 1;
would be safer in the hands ot tin
people, as it is in nil other 001111': :
of the world.
Avkuai.k Cn z .v
Literary (Josslp.
Sir Motes Montefiorr, a Ceiitt niii.il
BiogTnphy, with Selections iiom
Letters nml . Journals. Iiv Lucien
Wolf. IlarH'r I-'.rother-. New
York.
Sir Moses .Montcl'n le, ihe.Iew
ish philanthropist who has jut
ctimpleted his hundredth year ot
life on earth, is in every sense oi
the word n remarkable man. The
brother in-law of the greatest of
the Rothschilds, his partner in
business and his equal in wealth
j he is better known to the world at
I large for his wine and geuerons use
?.f, tbe. welth h.e c)U'red in early
life than for-his skill in amassing
it. Devotedly pious, he is also
eminently religious, liberal in all
his views, and as generous in aid
ing Christians as in assisting his
own race when in need.
His religiousness was horn and
nourished of Hebrew tradition, sus
tained by a scrupulous observance
of the minute ceremonial of Uah
binism, and expressed in aeon
scientious practice ot its humani
tarian precepts. He ts thoroughly
a Jew. but a Jew of the highest
typ . If the Jews of the olden time
thought no gooil could come out oi
Nazareth, the Chiistian. of All .iro
and sects, is too apt to think there
is no givxl that does not come out
ol a U-lief m t he tenets of t he ( 'hi is
Man faith. It is the fashion
speak of ali t he virtues as Chris
Man." hut, after reading this biog
raph v, we feel as 1 f t he term Chris
Man Philanthropy," when used a
it onl Christian.- attained tin
broadest and iure.-t brotherhood ot
humanity, is as grt it a misnomer
a.s it would b-e to talk of Christian
eleefnciry. Wei! 111. i ()rthod.'
Judaism c! i:m him a.- its brightest
ornament ;:i this at'i'. for by his
i.l'e elidl!t he has : : i -.1 -' rat ed t he
:.ob'.e-t possibiiita-s ot ::- !.;.:
" r-: y : - ;:e a ; h.-i...;:.. : :. : :. . : r
- r.. ' 1 I : : ': :i: 1 :i . ' 1 r : an : :;. .
lie tirmiv '.-i.e-. e.- ::i t N .t .
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an a
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, : l: e in a Ii a i ! a n ' a
' : a I I aces ; n ; n e ( it : a- o I
admits that .Iild.l'-m Is :
hut -.iv s legalism :s what :
for this worbl, ii'.etiiotl.
tion of means to end-, ot
1 1
1 h
ii.
v .111"
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tl.
conditions, careful preservation ot
ail that ten d - t o su per ion ty . eipial i
careful removal ol all that m..ke
foe inferiority, whet her physical or
mental or moral. The substantial
caprice
dais
.-in
ami ( ti I - i 1
to teach U
other l ' v
lite l M,.
Io ilii. !)
protit h 1
Jew, Mom s
a-k d hv a
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l.ot-
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h'll
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lit ol in
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s , . ...,U I I ' 1 ' 1 l-N el
; ! i- s,- 1 he d pi i oi s; , ; , 1
It .. he has -' 1 'ot
1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 j u s ot lii- 1 .1 ; ' i
a- Ilii-h to ( hi ' s 1 1 . 1 1 1 s
.1 : -ts in hi! : a i 1 ii e t !j:i.
a- s nagi 'gii-.-. W i i
whole wor h 1 u n He. as
i II oelehl a I 1 UK the .
hit thda.V ul' llus i. .
ca 1 ii-ii-." as Lord , 1 1 , 1
ii 111 hen. on his '.is- h
sei.t that gout i'T
,is Lu h.nl 1 in i :
-eh 1 o! -.
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11 11 . 1 s
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KA'. NEWS.
N i: a 1;
in- ..I 1 :
No .
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e I'll 1 1 ,
I le t Ian
d h.: ;
1 A t a 1 1 1 1 e t -1
Independent
1 ' e 1- n : 11 g m
iilaee ot Piesi-
I, 1 e.-olut 1-111 -it
11. Mot loll Ul
i he 1 a '-: : ion of
He pu hi a a
Cahhv ell.
dent eiei t
ere ado;
Ik- recommended
S eretar ol S ar.
Mi'MUKAl.. N
nn.il Com:
l!l lte t l.o 11-::. t
. L'l . The C.a
1.1s ie-ols'cl to
iii-r ( 'leveiailii.
Pre-ldi nt elec
to he t :.e kjne
. : ; 1 1 u I'nited States,
t ol the committee
dm in g the oar nival. A deputation
has lu c n apja'iii'ial to wait on Ciov.
(.'Ie eland.
iiKl;. Nov. L'O. There is a grow
ing ti elliig among Kepublicatis
In le in l.ivor ot .Limes (i. lllaiu as
Sena tor ( 'a .ueroi. '.- ,-;u cesser in the
next Senate. A movement 0- 1.
i ..rtt-il in It- nil :.i.: amai u lii. ..in-'.-arlle
Illelitls 'n senile p.e'ir.e--Iiimu
the lie prose I; 1 a t IV p.. eiei t 1 1 oiu
thi- pat t i t t he State to -u ppt.i t
lila i no tor t lie Senat o.
Qriini-a . Nov. :'n.-At the
elt-V'nth i. on: last n:ht a re-p;'e
ol ei a. 1 1 1 ila s w , g i an 1 1 il o v -la
, c
l.aill.-e,V i,
-en t ei;i i d ;
:ng.
LAN ,. !.
niche.-, o ! - i
night aid
anule ::i
-Ma aias ..j,
and th-le
Mooseht . d
Th. I e ' I I
stl org li e
lilst.
Ia No
0 .
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. lloire!.
i - lie : il
lit !''. .'
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il a. lis
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a ice in
Pobst Ot.
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I - air.i-'.g : ! lie;
i -t.iMi-!;i, i.i ol r.tde
IN ail the 1 : , . " : . 1 . : o ' 1 1 1 1 1
iei m.,:i. !a.-e d:r i
i. p. nt : : oi. - (
I ; 1 u -1 1 1 . -, -, 1 1 e n .
-ilpph a. i i : il;ng :.. .! -la
eel tal u ;::g v 1 . 1 . ;
emplo i (1.
KiNi..-r. . ( N
Lev. I'.r. her lie in i ng :
that sin al I pox pu-v a 1
families m th.it village,
(de are terntied. ami
leav i ng t ho place. ( u :
Mo
! h,
n I
1 l;e
1 1 1 . i 1 1
Ml), da
a. e
Hiu
men died troin the tli-ea-e. ainl ! he
priest aud grave digger h id to bin v
their remains, as no a.-.-i.-tance
could be procured. Ken the ihu
tors refuse to attend I ho .-it k.
Wasiiinc;tn, Nov. 10. A -uite
of rooms ,.t I he A rl . I : t . ; : that l;,ie
oeen o-onpi
the Prince
Duke Alex
Pedro, Host
(iraut. have
Cleveland u
in. Uigur tteii
lug rapidlv i
tioti col emu;
I'll at V
1 1
ol Wales,
s. the Lm;
oe ( ' m kl 1 1 1
been I t'si : ,
hen he e I : i
lint, i I-"
I l:t
( .rand
lor I 1 1 1 1
i n ti iep .
tor Mr.
on to be
le
' a'.en Io; : in
nn-s. ,n i I:
t t ia g: . ' -'
;ui a-
Vel v
indio it : !!
seen , ;, .
i
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tloni S I
a ( v
l:
has turned i.p
!r,i i g h t lor u a 1 1
a I o.
.'oI ti
' h
111
tir-K fee
Ph-lad.
o i: ,;::
al : . . s ii
Inn:
dis-
I :: i M i-.-i.-.-ipp; v .da
1 -', ."no ton- ot oo";,.;i
. i'i i h 1 1 : lull ol it i -1
: a . v :. 1h- returned to t i
as pure olive oil.
s . I - . I'
1 ' ! 1 -how
t
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iii i u r i
vein; iiires
evii
, i in
ai e
hite
by t he
lived ill
a.
V . S, IlV
: :ng an
.i.iit. in
1.1:- 1 1 ! i
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pel
i mail
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da,
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a ho
h lp eliei I ! t
on lor an
a bv look
s r
. a as ealleO
. Ho said..
1 1 a I Von will
ale taxed,
ill e exempt .
Xph mat a
t he i odi
-c- 1 h. r ,'o nifil cat
( i eoi:r-e. -mull head
lie said t loit Chatham mi
pre
II. 1 II III on cow- with no
1,. ins aiid
ot her h a - .- u i hoii t tads.
d recti v :iie n.sti r;i Fit tltciur: Ir
ii is been ipy -o long that in many
ph.ot ot : he ' tev ti 1 1. e -aad is al
most as deep on 'he -nlewiilk as in
the in it 1 1-- oi : a.- -fleet
have tit t- a : 1 1 1 ii i ' t . i tii.;: t ht-i e are
at b- i - : .-ii; v live Deuioei ats
aiaaind ( i, t nv .hi,- v. jj,, couhl be
P'-i-Uld'd to .-ac.lliee their OWI1
pci.-oial teel.ngs and serve their
;i and - ..- i his; mastei here. Two
t.ii'i
this
.V'ta
! l v e ocelli red ill OUT tow.l
' 1 n . List Wee!. K. 1L
: .ii fiie...l nierchan
:i iinnit. ni to .1. A.
.. 'as abt.u; yl'.I.OOO.
;. M. M llinilie; - Co..
' oeei les and liquors,
ilrtiurt': There is no
tl iiiht about it. The
Florence railroad is to
.Mr. Andrew AVillianis
M....1C. lad
Ve.-teld.iv
tlealeis in
f.illeil.
W.lson .!
loliaef iihV
W il-on and
i e lull It.
ho live.- nt'nr W int.ikers.
in and Vittrii lule- o!
nil
his i
cotton
I .:: 'o-m la -1 wet h.
; : ,- a I i i n i n 1 he V
. V i a ila :n-.. r. mi 111
oltltt ') I" c.ltc
a ad 1)1 li, him to
hceii-niil ism is
i a !t : - section.
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; in
t ice.
d,
rel
From
t he -i e.i : iiiiiiiiiei o t m an ai o es : ha t
,t e ; .-i ..ill t r 1 1 week it vviil be seen
that the ;oiii:g ;,(-(, jile were only
: ..i::ng ! "it-v t-hinti to be elected
- as to have all the tilli :it once.
I In' I ii i ; i tl .S, at es ( i. ivevi: men t
; :'. cdett al ln.iii one doiiar lllitl
-e e 1 1 ,
! :ll ei
CO '.111 ' '
a v - 1
i cm io" ,i t: i weekh
:ile St. Fln.o. Nus'h
moi, hs. 1 1 is sale to
e'e.-n' t belt.!) i: to the
S; h
( '
vv ee
i .
i . ng.
Hx-unl; ();;,. h,st
it'.v T.v -1 t-. of ( hiklaiid
a : : t ii v ii.l t iu ktes at
i.- v !'. V. K.isiin. at
Wid ;v,r j;,-V. M.
a -e , s of lee- tilr
:i eh-i. i h at t: a
' " u . :: M ,l:da eve
v 1 "
..I..
l:h
A tf,v t
. v s
. o III
on i o
i
Hill
met
M
.lot, Inn Tv-or Mul Mi
II em a
ts 7 J I a i
I. lit Us. :i-et 1 epe t'Velv .S
e .1 . Welit : i 1 ! t I i.l.hfl a it
.1 the li r.-t shot M . T k : ! : 1 i:
- ci I i .-I 111 a t.. :! i : ee. Kie.!n li
id men. iillTi thevT We ha . e
a. vei lu iiiii- known ,,t anv m'hm.m .
i anv i . i nch a sea rei i v oivvatei
in ti.!-. eoenrv. as theie i'V liovv. '
.M.inv
liev el
al e In
have
lai nf
man v
vv t
i- and siiiiiiiis that have :
i' fere la e:i k "low li to loll, I
ill v . A 1 i i he -in a I! si i eur.is
i ied ni'. moi tiianv of
i be,
lies are Oalelv
neigh liorhootls
luiiaing. in
ir IS diilieillt
io ohtaiu
watei
for nia ii or bea.-,t
A numberof the leading Demo
crat of F'Vetieville presented a
ii.inil-oine gold -headed cane last
week, to ("apt. F. J. Hale, the at:
eom)!ihed editor of the (Jbs rrrr.
, is a te.-t lllioiu.il of their apprecia
tion ot hi sciviees ihiiiii- there
cent campaign,
a n editor's serv '
appreeiafed t h:i'
In-! e this t e e 1 1 1 1
I" is so sell loin
s to his party are
v i a re pleased to
i .1 i n - taiiee, and
i ' ill a ' e oa.r 1 rieTl tl
Ileal t i I V
ni Ul
in
ieiipi'ti.
I 'aafoil
i- d lea-. !
be I.I.k
a ,,t t ia -.
(
There is
h Clinton
' : a i
,- ale plolld
..le 1 1 1 a I ' V
v. no have
; i v to earn
i a n hi hor.
1 Ci l n ; on
been i, nu
V
ll
in tl lrom
ill .-eVeial
We are
ham W'ar
lil hnr Vet
a V . 1 a lied
v. hen he
; .;... te,.
-A
- a -hall ill. i II T i
ia- a (ail ia a n. I nit :l
,-a -ix i it-f. mi. e .1 lli)i t
a, ; i- .t ii;.i :iins that
Will t h llit-llt imiili a-.
i ll f.-i
St. Hilda.
g ho' n is souuded and the
s giin is fired, and the snow-i-l
and loses its whiteness and
:; is darkened with thousands
'a birds, risiug in screechiug
;. This wonder of wild wings
- of the sensations of the voy
f i. .-re seems everv variety
sh
oh
th
of
ti
igh;. This wonder of wild wines
v allow-like tern-; the pyots,
the r scarlet beaks and legs;
'.; .ng guillemots, with th. ir
.! kuiroo!'' the little "dook
hei long-necked skarts. the
g. units, the fluttering kiti
s. he parrot-like puffins, the
ou- .solan geese, and the fish-
01
miu on- .sotau ceese. ana tne nsn-
gorged miaiiiis. Some of the solan
get -e are. too lull of heuiiig to1 fly.
an" he glut totiotis birds cannot
n ;.!, "te tin water until the cargo
. h - have on board has been dis
ol.fcd. Says .Mr. Pane: "It has
cot) calculated that tlu-se birds
ol.e-ed. Savs .Mr. Pmne: "It has
levoiu- L'U.ODU.OUO herring a year. I
wl'i is (filial To HO't, 715 barrels
is equal To 305,115 barrels ;
mo: v . 1. ii i no total average of her-1 "La snz, Imt I wouldn't, have be
tin. haireled on the whole, ofthe Tieved they'll do it! .Vcbbe ii V j'l.-t
a.r in
: la 1 1 u t -.
on. -.T of Soi'tdaiid
the w ild birds
' These
are two
it
inuieii.se iovks, iisiur in precipitous
..a-so-, and a-ijoiuing the small
.-he- p island of Boreray, about five
iiiii'e.s to uif northeast of St. llihh',
which i-s.Kn I'oavhed. St. Hilda,
pioper iwo i.sl.mds with a sound
uttweeii r.heni, the larger portion
hem the inhabited part. Sur
rounding ir. aro attendant islets. Sr.
Hilda is. alout thiee iriiies lonjf uikI
i wo broad. The shape ol the island
aas been compared to a leg of'nuit
tuii, an:! rises iu stupendous cliffs,
one culled Oonoehau rising' to a.
height of 1,300 ieer, aud reputed r
,ie highest crag in Great Brit-
jam. lue bring ol the ship s gun
briny.- out the whole population of
hr. Hilda
Men and women hasten
: down
to the landing place, and
soon a boat is launched, and wo
nm in at the little bay, above
which the houses, IS iu number.
together with niause. church, and
sioiruouse, aje ouui iu tne sniijie
ot a ciessbiit:. on pnumd slopiii";
steeidv to the sea. A stone wall
iuch-.-et. this little colon v. above the
niduses are austere neignts. racn
cottage bas its cultivated patch ol'
pi ound.
New Ndhilit.
Ar.othti step io-wards recasting;
the political constitution of Japan,
in Wc.sttj-. ii nioulds, has been takeu
bv the teioruiation of the nobility
tif the enijiire. Japan has the old
est native nobility iu tbe world.
One of its great houses can trace
Imii its line in unbroken succession
for sixteen hundred years, and no
hon-e is called old that cannot date
its ; - e back to a- period at the dis
tance of seven- or eieht centuries.
M"'UI'1 "Vil, t 1, iifufAi-fl or. or.n,..l,. en nrlf
a v i.-, . im .. .ui t, o u auuuiat v l. n u
, .,: ,..; J..- u.,j
ncs.s a uistrirration ot brand new
titles among these nobles who, from
the antiquity- of their lines are en
titled to look down on the oldest
noble houses in Europe. But the
classification: of the old nobility was
based on a po litical system that has
passed away, and a reorganization
was in a mea Mire necessary. After
the owl-thre w of the Government
oi thv T.v v .on, in 1868, and the
rest, ration of the Mikado, a sort of
temporary classification of the
liolces according to their wealth,
w as ni ide., and the present super
ciies that as a permanent arrange
ment. It is said that in the new
distribution cf titles some regard
i: -i been had to the wealth of the
v ; . .on.-, nobles, but much attention
!-.i Ueu paid to the antiquity of
.iiigui and there has also been a
cieat inn of a considerable number
I new bouses. The Japanese no
lul l., is latiked in five classes, Ihe
it s,. M-tive titles of which are trans
I ' il into English bv the names of
lb -.nee. Marquis, Count, Viseoont
.inn iJaron, Ihere are to be 12
i'i i ays, C ot the old nobility and ti
oi the new ci eat ion; 24 Marquises,
7i (.' uints, 321 Viscounts and 09
Uaroii.-, or a total of 200 of alt
Kinks. Although Japan is to have
Parliament, or representative
iioveniinetit. after the vear 1800.
the, monarch is lili-plv f n st-aiul for
;l lonj. rime yet, aud a well-ordered
nohilirv io th o-roj t enmiArt: ,.f a
thiMiie. Therefore, the institutii u
of a ue.w nobility in progressive
Japan, cannot be considered, eveu
by her Republican neiehbo:s anil
well wi.sbers to bo entirely au act of
political retrogression. Ex.
Ihe frown 1'rince of Russia.
(irand duke Nicholas was boi a
Mav 18, 18G8, at Czarskoe Selo
(Cz u's village), an imperial summer
palace, fifteen miles south of St.
Petersburg. This spacious palace
stands upon the Neva bank, over
two hundred feet above the water,
ami is surrounded by extensive
gri niiiLs so perfectly kept that you
can hardly find even a dead leaf
.."ii : In- lawns.
Cm,', n princes have so much to
le.iin that they must begin early
ami loe no time. Uutil his ninth
year the, educatiou of the youiij
Gratitl iluke was superintended byj
Ma-.I.iitie de r lotow, one of tbe ladies
nt honor who had followed ulie
Pi nu i ss Dagmar f rom Denmark to
'ins-la Iu 1877 the charge was
given to Lieutenant-General Dani
lovi'ch. who Ins arranged the
I'i -ice's hours of instruction iu ac-
e,n:a!,ef with those nt t he milifrirv
. tiuuis. His regular lessons j
an- wom eight in the morning till
:nit a in tne aiteruoon, out with
-ueh intermissions that they never
, xeeeiivd five houri a dav. Ills
at;
ei noons au spent in walks with
:ht- Faipeior. or in outdoor sports,
i: i ng. swimming, lishiug, fenc
ng. v mii.istie.s. of all of which he
:vi:v itm.i; and his evenings are j
lev r ai to pi-epariDg for nest day's'
a --soil... lending, and keeping a
di.uy. Ik- is an excellent scholar!
ami linguist; enters into his studies I
w ith .hitch spirit, and speaks liuent-
i.v ;; -.-!. in, Danish. French, Ger-
man. ami r.ngnsn. ihe crown
aiiii. - of Fhghiml and Germany
m -. .:udy if they like at the univer--.:.-e.
but thcheir of Kussia must
:e etlacitetl by 'private tutors. f
I.im May. upon his sixteenth L
b.i.iy . the day ou which the
1 i;ii.v aec.une ot age, be reuewed J
1 1. o i i h of adliei ehce to the ortho-j
lev hiirch, the ceremonies takmtri
w t
i n
? .r. J't'rer.sbury . As heir '..
.ii-i.ui il ronc. lie accutn-
i.i- Kiiipt'ror aud l-.iiiue.5 (
recent int'ctiU;
I-. ft (it'IUlilllN
with the I
.1 V tt I" i
-ci !n the Trince hs slight iititl
it a tiily ttiiined, with fair com
; a-.x'-ai ami mitviiru hair; aud lit
a -uail.t wears a sailor costume,
a liii-i. suits his slender fie-ure. He
- ,i u;c!iiiier of the Preobrajenky
rrni;siij.uiratiou ) Guard, the famous
lenneiit lbuudetl by Peter the
Great; and by birth he ia Attaman
i i-liiel; ot all the L'o88acksttf tbe ein
ime. It is his ikrivrlegr to wear
the uniform of any regiineut be
pleases. Xiekola.
Too Green to l.-
A very iniiooent loo'.,.ng t mn
who had been waiting iw cut v -eight
hours for a Lake Superior Im.i:. and
who was told to be at toot of W
Hid
' i'.V,
I. I t
allv
ward avenue at noon e.-tc.
came slouchinsr down tot'ue
about 4 o'clock P. M. am! m
queried:
"So the boat isn't in .''."
In! AVb, she's em ami . i i
Got in before noou and . :id tiree
hours."
"Mercy! but I wrs '
boat!"
"Didn't the agent tt
go ,T1 tl.
V OU "A Hell
to comet '
"Yes, he said at noon, but I was
looking around town, and ii sot j.,
to rain, and I supposed she'd wait
until after it dented up. You
don't mean she v. en' oft in the
I shower T"
"Yes, she did.-'
"Kight in the pouring mm!"
: "Yes, sir."
as well I didn't go, lor I've no' Ling
j hut this old uuiorella, and ge l. ia'
wet alius biiugs on the rheuinai ies. 1
Deti oit I'm Jh-inx.
(Jrorei" len hold's Vii iei.ee
The Barnwell People. ...i-: The fo.-lowin-;
quaint onti euri.,u eudoi-seiaei '
was found on tho Luck oi a Cit vemn I '
and Hendricks lickei v at Khji.wi-,1
November 4th :
GroverClevelnnd, stand up! A ju-v of
your countrymen hnvv found you guilty i
of designing and cn vtr -iiii j
divera Democrats to become Pr i.lent
of the Uni'.ed States, to the r. a i. u rn 1
and personal injury of over ltiO 0! 0 oo h.1
office-holders of tbe Republic An!
more: You have caused auijer. ha. red,
ili-will, curses and maledictio; 3 to
Rpring up and live among the hitherto
united Republican family of this
country.
Vrnir ad vnrfttps hnvA rlefn;ip.l von
i with great zeal and ability : indeed such
zeal anil ability have never before been
known in the history of Presidential
campaigns in these United States.
Aa ,,... v.ou v., n.n ...aa
tn mr,T i mt vmtr .pntmiPn.
lent as the law allows.
It is. that you. Grover Cleveland, be
confined at hard labor within tbe "vails
01 l" v,",l7 "'JU8- 1 V? "a?,u"
i -i iTl-; tt : - .1 -ia. - u" i.
n 'inn. iiHr.rifr. tr I .tttniiinii-i rnr r.nn
lerm of four long years. And may the
Lord have mercy on your soul.
bring m Tom Hendricks.
The Niagara Kink. A little i
town up in New York has a skating
rink that they call the "Ni itira."
It is supposed that they call 't that
because the people go fheie to see
the ''falls." The Hatchet.
T lv,,U V.n hon i.,.o. of . V,eoo
or lungs, we will send proof that Piso's
Cure for UonsumDtion has cared the
same complaints in other cuses. Ad
dress, E. T. Hazeltixe.
Warren. Pa.
jv26 d&w
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral.
No otber complaints are t?o insiuitius in theii
Attack as those affecting the luroat aiu! lungs:
none o trifletl with by the majority of ruffer
rs. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from a trifling or unconscie.us ex
posure, la often but the beginning of h I alal
aicknea. AVEB'S Cherry Pectoral has
-well proren its efficacy In a forty years' light
-with throat and lung diseases, and sliouid he
liken in all cases without delay.
A Terrible Cough Cur!.
" Jn 1857 1 took a severe cold, which affected
any lungs. 1 bad a terrible cough, and passed
sight after night without sleep. The doctors
gave me up. 1 tried Avek'h Cherry fut
tobal, which relieved my lungs, Induced
!eep, and afforded me the rest necetsnrv
loi the recovery of my streugUi. Bv the
continued use of the Phtokai a perma
nent care was effected. 1 am now rJ yenrs .
old, hale aad hearty, and am satisfied your
CiiEKjtY Pectoral saved me.
Horace FAinnnoTnEit."
Rockingham, Vt., July 15, l.-2.
Cronp. A Mother's Tribute.
"While in the conntry lust winter tnj tittle
boy, three yearsold, was taken ill will, croup.
Jt seemed as if he would ihe from ptr.-ngu-lation.
One of tbe family suggest,.! ti,' ut
of AYKR's Cherry ri-.i tora i., a Is.tt'e t
which was always kept in tl.e Lt-u.1. 'lliii
was tried in sn.all au.l frenueiit iU p. p. hi .i
to our delight in less than half m. la t1 tl."
little patient wns breathing er.Fily. 'J !e--tor
said that the Cio.itRY I'i i"-k,i:ai I.; a
save.! my darling's life. Ca: ;ou v.ot.i. t..
our graUtutie ? Sincerely V'-urV.
MRP. hVVA ClF.riVF-. ."
159 Weet I28th St., New V-.rk, Mav hi. 1 -.
"I have nsed AVer's Cherry ru n mi
ia my family for sev--. a vnM. :m: ,', n,-'
fa8itate to projiou;:i-o il lU- t..os: rll.'t: t
remedy for coughs au.l col-is ve h:--ve n r
tried. .v. ) Ci:an. .''
Lake Crystal, Minn., March 13. lt-f-'.
" I suffered for eila y. .irF 1 rem Ha ,;., i;
and after trying mar,, r- nieai,-- aaii ia- ?'.
cess. 1 was cured by the i . : - . a
ry Pectoral. .!.! i-n 1 'alul...''
Byhalia, Miss., April I. IK.
' I cannot say enough ir. praise of Av
Cherry Pectoral, tx-'ievii.e as i ti, .t -but
for its use 1 should loue muci- l.nve - a.;
from lung troubles. 1-:. Lkagi.o. ."
Palestine, Texas, April 22. UfJ.
Ho case of an affection of the tl.ro:.'. or
lungs exists which cannot be -:t-eat: rel km a
by the use of AVer's Cheery Pia ti kal,
and It will alaayi cure when the dee.-,je is
not already beyond the control of n,eu,t iuo.
PREPARED BY
Dr. J.C.Ayerdt Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druegists.
At Cost.
The Entire Stock of Hardware and
House Furnishing Goods in Store, north
east corner of Middle and South ront
streets, will be closed out AT COST
within the next THIRTY DAYS, In
order of the assi-rnpe.
nov26dwlm C. A. HART. Act.
FERDINAND ULhiCH
CAN BE FOUND AT
T. A. Green's Old Stand
ON MIDDLE STREET.
GET HIS P'l'e I ON
Grrocerie s.
Lorillard & Gail & Ax s Suufls. Crain j
Sacks, Ropes. Twines. Canvas. Oakum,
Paints, Oils, etc.. etc.. before purchas
ing. Orders taken for Nets ami Sejiu-.
Agent for Hazard Powder Co.
F. ULRICH,
nov2dw NEW BERNE N. '.
pOR
Sulphate of AininoiilM.
Dissolved Bone.
Ground lioiie.
Sulphate Votar-h,
40 percent. Actual Potash
Muriate of Potash,
Nitrate of Potash.
Nitrate of Soda,
Sulphate ot Soda,
Sulphate Iafii.ia,
Land Plate
i
RA1?R'. SPTf TAT, TTfTTriT
FERTILIZER,
I CALL ON OR ADDRESS
I . WOLFEXDEN,
'KW B K If X K X. i .
UN PARALLELED !!
With pni'li nnTvlr -.f I V t IF! T- -S
MONTHLY MAGAZl.NK will ' f nivn. : f'ii -
size taBihlonable I'Httru .1 pi y zp or -ti-io
selectet1, making twelve t-uiteri - ranin .la
yer, or value or orei tltrf .ttnlm-K. hi
the moft t nntilftr n'i trtln- v ,nrl i.pf-al
macazlne. ilnjle oople-. 5 v.: yearly t2 A.!-
areas w . Jennings trs.ii obkst. 17 Kani HUi .
Street, J lew York. nov21 cUwltv '
Absolutely Pure.
1'niS p-tW'1e-r Uitr VH!lfH. -V ITlHi'V -i
ui ' Kl. re i. trili, ami whoWaoiiiPi-ss, Mr-
e'' ,(ro lv- i hit ri ih e rd 1 1 inr ki in 1k. n'id hd
,t -oi-i hi o .ji. petition 1 h t.tr in Ittiunr
r l- v. H'K. sh n v rl u tn - phofiphfu
.w:, r- siid n. . n ck'ih. oval KaK I S'i
f'nvnif:,; u.. cm vV . I i-sjt . V fiovLH-iv.lv
"th'ehkapest"
Goods Yet!
ARE
Drawing Large Crowds
TO
.BAKER'S.
Calico at 4c.
Heavy brown Domestic, 4c.
Yard wide goods at oc.
Splendid half wool Dregs Goods at
10c. and 12c.
NTice Plaids in assorted colom, 7c,
10c. and 15c.
Beautiful double fold Ottamon
Cloth fur fine dresses at way down
prices ; all colors.
l..lf 1 a kl AO J I i.l
X "OUU1C IU1U WUIUCIt
' at 3?c, beautiful colors ; formerly -old
icr out
And as for Black Goods, we bought
them so low and have sold them bo
very eheap that we have sold out ODe
invoice, and have ju.-t rectived a new
lot. They are beautiful. All wool
Cashmere from 35c. to finer grade";
and our black Ottomans, 44 inches,
formerly were 90c, now they ure only
75c.
Children's Hose are very cheap in
solid colors, and black, fine, regular
made, 2oc. to 40c; and we sell a nice,
solid colored hose for 10c
Colored bordered Handkerchiefs are
very cheap. We bought rafts of them
at way tlown prices, from 3c. to a very
fin; cambric handkerchief for 25c.
We sell a largo, heavy Towel for 5c.
and an all linen Tow, 1 for 10c.
A pplendid stock of Ladies aud
Children's Shoes; we sell very cheap.
Canton Flannel way down. We
sell a good for 10c. as formerly sold
for 15c.
We sell a beautiful Rubber Gotna
mer for One Dollar. J
A pood Sock for men's wear at 5c ,
aiid a woman's Hose at 5c.
We cut samples and sehd by mail to
any one sending us their address.
8 c our Clonk?. We have a mixeo.
! w ul Jacket for 61 25, and then we
can show them to you at 4, f ), io,
7, 8, 9 and ?10.
i Ohl we sell Cheap Goods, and Fine
I Goods, too. We ofien have custom
ers to tell us our goods are cheaper
than th-v can buy in New York.
All linen Napkin for 4c.
Buttons, cbi-ap ! cheap ! ! cheap ! 1 1
W' have splendid Jersey 8, all wool,
only $1.25.
A go d 3 button Kid for 25c. A
better 4 button for 50c. At d the best
$1 Kid ever sold in New Berne ; for
mer price was $1 50.
Picture Frames and Shopping Bags
CORSETS.
Madam Foy's Side Lace,
Thompson's Glove Fitting,
Tampico Boneless,
Abdominal, for fleshy ladio-s.
A sph-mlid stock of Cassimeres for
Bov's Suits und Ladies' I'l.-tcrs.
Ladies' Sacking, Cloaking, Beaver
Cloth.
Hoop Skirts at loc.
Shoe Polish. ,
llainliurgs. very low.
We have Blankets very low. Oitly
see ours, and we are sure you will be
pleased.
We have Bargains, and the
customers think so. Our
store is nearly always full oi
traders.
See our Black Silk at 90c. ami $1
per vard : such goods as formerlv told
for S 1 .50 jut vard.
Satins in all colors at tide, ami 75c I
We have lovely Brocaded V. lvt-t.
at tjOe., 1 ot iks like silk velvet.
We keep a large stock of Buttcrick
Patterns always on Iiaml. If you buy
worsted ilre.-s poods to the amount ol
three dollars, we will give you any
Butteriek J'attern vou choote.
liON'T FORGET
M. BAKER'S,
Pollock Street,
A.
m-;w iu-:ni-:, n.
octlO dw
c.
II. MultKIS.
K.TAl
t , MOKRIa.
.IS11K1) 1S4T
J. J.
BURGESS, of N- C-,
Vvr.
K. MCKBIS L SONS,
OSNSHAIj
n a a
JiftWimiSfilOn ZSl&TCIi IS.
A.v. 2'.n 25 cc 21 Contwvrre St.,
.NOliFOI.K, VA,
'"i n 1 ,(tln t!on K 1 v-n to h n ot TiMot,
Gri1;'. J ' a i ' ii t Hini Conntry PuJure
r r I j ir" h ch is 1 1 h flvnr.ee nifuie on o-nit-h
ifcrii in 'ii t . I to in tit rot u i uh hi id It 'jrlieM nmr
Aet I'MO-ti c)arantcfl. hu2Iw 1.)hd1
Damaged Goods at MACE'S
AT
'fJO PlOlt CENT. BliXOW COST,
;
, Such a Hardware, Sblp Chandlery. Drura,
j Etc., two (Joura below oltl alAiirl, Market
I "Wharf.
Also we ftre opening a Lairaje lteli of
HEW in tne oo-, unt, rnicii wtu
be aold at r LowMt Price.
Id at F Lo
BRICK !
-400,000
r tale by
H. H ABlWTTr. Kin. ton. N
iclai Kiil-e U)k11 point! on the A- N
iUH roHrf .
(-iimple u br nevti At JouRjr AL ofTlos.
(M'l w8ijj dlw
JONATHAN HAVENS,
o'OMM IHSIO.V 1WKHCHANT.
j NEW BERNE, N. C.
will nll. i.il to Hi attlr of Oottoo. Rio. nd
ll ilier priwlure ciiisl(nrd to Mm
K-niflu conalgonieDla. urtldlw ln
HOARDING HOUSE,
Queen Street, Ktnston, N. C.
T. J. I 'OK LAW, Proprietor.
In tbe centre of town.
Brick Bui l1 In?
Id A. H. Miller-x-Jf
wira
STATK or NoHTH ( AK.il.IMA.
UDalow eotihly.
I Onslow Oounty
I Huprrlor ooar I
Belorv Clei k.
M. K. BWo(ond and wife, cln I), and Jo -teph
Muore, PlalntifTii,
Agml imt
Alex-..dr Mts.r, Huiii H Clark and wife,
MnrKurrt A a-nl t M,re, I "..fenrtanu
To (1. K. Sioore :
J'akr not icr unit in anion alwve en
titled liaa len o,rijmenrMl aicalnet yoo la
ttie Kuperlor t '4nrt of llnilwnninl;. uefme
Hie C'lrra l aaltl court, lor Ilie porptiee of
making partition beiwrt-n ine rea-ilTe
tenant In common of cxrlln land lying ID
Held itmnt) and d-r1lx-d In Die complaint,
and that on nr liptrliy required to appear
at the office of me Clerk of ihe nu pet lor
toon nr me t ouniy ot ninliiw, on the Hh
day of Uvoeoiner, I KM, and answer or demur
to tne complaint filed In this o-tlon, and ibat
Ifjr u fall to answer nald complaint within
lhat time the plalntlfTn will apeb to the court
for the relief demanded 1r the oomplalnt.
A. O HI IW1NH, o. H C
Oct 7th. ISM ocltwbi
THE UNRIVALED
NEW FARMER GIRL
COOK ISTOVE.
V
Nothing further wfmi nfooary to rotk
the New Farmer Girl a Perfect and Beautirul
Cookln Apparatus. It haa tanre FIum and
Oven, Patent Oven 8helr. Hwinflni HeartU
Plate. leer Aah Pit and Aah fan lHKr. The
( .roan Pieces all have cold air traca, and the
cover are amooth and heavy
T.
Large HiniileOven !ora. Tln-lJnd.
The large 1 tncre&eod aale oi lhla Btove
at test lta popularity
Everj Htove fully war-
ran tea.
P. M. DRANEY, Sole Agent,
oc4 NEW BERNE. N. C. dw
H. J. BAKER & BR0.t
215 Pearl St., New York.
PROPBIKTOB8 Or THE
East iDdia Chemical Works.
IMPORTERS OF
East India Goods, Chemicals,
Etc., Etc.
MANUFACTURERS OF
J. Baker ft Bro's. 8pecial
Truck Fertilizer.
H.
For testimonials and any information
call on or addreaa
J. J. WOLFENDEN,
NEW BEItNE, N. C,
General Agent for Korth Carolina
ocadwtr
&mjr Merchant Tailorinf
L and Clothing Houaa
C In America.
WAN AMAKER
&
BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Philadelphia
A full Hat ot card mampl.. of
tha fraat place f oodi ataca
will ba lauad with
C. L. IV MS.
SALES A '.INT.
New Berne. i
Coal, Coal,
Hay, Hay,
Ice, Ice,
Wood, Wood.
Coal, Hay, Ice & Wood,
FOR SALE BY
WATSON & DANIELS.
APPLY A r THEIR
ic e ho r s i:,
Near Foot of Middle Btr'et.
New 13ei-n'. TS", CJ.
aST Cull on us before iiurcti&ftiDg elaa
where. jvl8 dwly
KV30THER
AHE TOC-
! rrDnTTDT "PTI With any ltiMHe ueni
' X XVU U JJ JjU liar to jour gen tic M'i
J If no, to you we bring tiding of rorufort and
Krt'aijojf. You can
BE CURED
and rent or ed to perfect halUi by uillig
Bradfield's
Female
Regulator!
It te a nperta.1 remedy ftr ajl.dlaeaaaa par
ultilnt io tbe womb, and any lntelll(Dt
woman can cure heraelf by followlnc the dl
rectlona It li especially efTlcacloua In oaaaa
of aappreaaed or palnrul manatmatlon. In
w b 1 tea and partial prolapaua. It afforda Im
mediate relief and permanently reatoraa taa
menatruHl function. Ai a remedy to ba Daad
during that critical period known aa
"tHiioinr l.iri," thia In-raluabla prepara
tion hav uo rival.
Saved Her Life !
Rinor, MclKToan Co., OA.
Dm J. Hunriii.D-Hear Mr: I hare taken
everal Iwrttlea of your Female Keyulator fpr
lalilngof the womb and other dlaeaaea can.
blned, or Fliteen year atandlua, and I raajljr
believe 1 am cured entirely, for which plana
accept my heartfelt thanka and moat pro
foun.l gratitude. 1 know your madlelna
aaved my life ao yon aee I cannot apeak t-y
hlghl Vn lu favor: 1 have reoommendedlt
aeveral of my frlenda who are anfleiing aa I
nu. Youra very reapeevfolly,
MRS. W. K. STBBBIMH.
onr Trent lae on the "UcalUi and HappV
neaa of w oman" maJled free.
Hraotiklo KaoouaTo Oo.,
Atlanta, Ua.
For anle Wboleanl and UtaJl by au 1mi
New Bern. N. C. 4wlw
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