THE JOURNAL.
a. as. itn.
at, HtirtR. -
JKW BERN E. N
E4M.
im4 al laa rmi ..- . J Bacma
Thk Raleigh .'' 'I"' no: 'i
prove the Ya.,hinitt,in ','-'
attack upon th Supretu,' "'if
T.at who know whether .-r m' il,e
Gartte mt speaking its "iV' 'V"
wot U niy lias e t'- n .4 con: mmr.
cation lipfel into the eil ron.il
colomD without cretiit. "r there
may have Wtn oa;e starilmg
rveUtioa" whicli no out know?
anything about save the editor of
the Glttit' He ought at least to
inform th KeHrrtar, without .lelny.
o there might ln inten -h m
of MtartlinK tevel.iou.."
Thk balance of power held rue
independent Democrat in 'he
Hoqs of the Genenl Awml'lv 1ms
bn wielde. in favor oi the Ke
publicans in the orj;..nis ion . Mr.
WEBSTER, th independent trwn
Rockingham, hii leen elect,-.!
Speaker and Mr. IU i t v. lie"!h
licaa, ha been ele-tel the pruio:p.l
clerk. Mr. Wehstkr nrm-i ume-i
himself a Demoerar, and Mr.
WORTH, of Ilaudoliili, entered A
protest on the part of the Heir.o
raU against Mr. Wkhster' l
lowing himself to b made r.l
fr the parpoae of defeat in: Demr
eraU. How f..r this r.imtnn,i''',n
will extend in matter of !epil.
tioo, it is difficult to tell I' w-l!.
perhaps, depend a good deal 'M"'n
how th Democratic members .le.il
with the wayward independents
If Democrats mill, . they ciaim to
be, they will vote with their breth
ren on all questions ten link:
party advantage.
THK H0E5TFn
Oot special from Kaleigh oil
..Monday night ataten that a bdl w as
latrodoced in the Sen it, co amend
the Oostitntion in regard to ho ne
atead and personal pioprrrs n
enptions. The pronved amend
neat exempts '-tiO worth of per
son a I peojierty as. I m !i.'iin;cnl hi
the ralne of :0).
Too fWtlBt rbanK iu the tun
dameatal laws are objectionable,
- bat tb present homestead law has
aodoattedly oatlivel its useful-
Upon th present basis of
. ,
Yalaatloa OI properly a man li.s
rijchlaBOC littl fortune if he owns
,
su ch a the present esen.pi ions.
Xae lAW Ttaa ll.lenilel to protect
K I l.hinn aim Itiat I heir
prOertj 0 CJUelUeUCe of I h(J warl
. bat the, time liaa come when it 18
raallj bo protection to a debtor,
for bo nan can get credit without
giving a mortgage. 1,0,1 "" fore"
dosnra of a mortgjg- nothing is i
exempt.
Woald it not Ih-better to abolish
v -..-...i vm,w,..- ifrt
,ua hvjw,w". v . .. e - - -
Uether and exempt a certain amoant
f personal projierty from execution
oader nj rocesa save for the col
lection of taxes. This would prove
of real benefit ti the family whom
th present exemptions laws was
ia tended to protect, ami at the
tame time restore credit and confi
dence without the cowt of a mort-
ix'gtin
A XKW PAl'EK.
Mr. J. C. I- II. via; is h
the publication of
veeklj newspaper
i Republican
at lialeigh.
called tine iUgnal. It is commenced,
the editor announces, "for the par
paws of reinforcing the fight on
behalt of tbe people against lUmr
Um Democracy." We believe M r.
llASKIS has been conducting this
light for the .At ten years, but the
Teanlt of the elections during that
time seems to indicate that Ins tight
ta against rather than on behalf ol
the people.
Considerable space in the first
ijsae is devoted tn , discussion ot
the election in (raven comm. The
Washington Gmi-tte't onslaught
Upon the board of. conn's canvas
sera i-l copied and the matter i
referred to editorially? The ,,,,,
ought now, and prob.ibh w-.II ,n its
next issue, to copy the ," '
attack on the Supreme cart .:
North Cnroima. The iw.. p.ijsers
will then star' ofT ii irni"iL"i:-'i
together.
The editor vers ingeinonslv -e, .,
to array the leino,-r.it- memher
of the Genera! Assembly agn:
Measrs. Ci.ahk and t. vn r. :
reseatativrs from t rw.-n II
tella them that ti.e-e -.en. en
"were elected for the ;,-, i.
poaeof attacking G v, :. ,.i . w
for hU i.drnin.stra- :.n ..: "
Untie anil North Carol::, i -il
road." ami fries to impres.- t n ..
them that Mr t t i; k is : n ; , ,r . o
the reeal of t h,v ,-oun r -..,ii.
meut system
Yes, Mwr i . v i a:..; i I s i: .
were elected, but for n 'i.
porpoje ;us thaf laid down hv 'he
Signal, and we hardly "Innk a ds
of intelligent me:: w-ii M-.m:, ',,
eouelnsion. upon t h. sagg, -- "i,
the Sinnrtl, that the :,.rd . 'ti
T4iers of Craven u n y -.sen-set
of scoundrels, a:-. .'. . M s; .
CLASK and I.A5K w.'hou- t;;.!s
vestigating the m i't. r in.! !'!.:
a sufficient cause. The ,:,! a i
composed ot men who ,re a'
)OllS on the 'In of ele.-'io;.. i:; !
were "judges oi ;he election.'
Taking the laws of or: i: t i ; c .
for their guide, t lies cans as,-.; : i .
returns and deel ired 'i,e t
Ot course Mr. HiKiii- p r
fliem tnt and put in KouM '-a:;-withoot
investigation. On' w ' -i,,,.
ai embers of the t ,enera . A s, m
whom he terms I ;.";:'' i: !:;.
eeata" do as he would 1 1 ,s . ' , ':::
The .N, .;(' ;s a lie.'.' ; I'.ii'e :
and readable paper and s,- : :eve
will aid the lrm.x'-.a-s .:, : l iving
KKOM . t
M KSU.K
r i . r t a a : .
f iL-ni. n v ; : :.
T h e c i t - n
'. unno r v. ! t h r
t- v "the r m nit i r. :
Itr.c'.h and run
.s. an
: ad
of the
. a 1 1 e r .
: j
n-o i en i r.
' n .i r
ttc to
:n the
:lrM.l i
Mon-hoa 1 ':? Ti-re re
MAie ' u r .:--, :' "
c. Titrations '.he p. !.-v -'.
r a
v ' h es e a . f
brani'hea runniuK
m . n t r ,ic k , that
:ir 'ii n: territory
all roads. i' lo hail i
out "n .-ah v. '. .' "h.
ther mir ,-.uj y a ! '.
mcreaae their tV.-d-r
ml ' d greatly
'. their k
- r k it
territory
m alt!i While thif
. ,g- r -u-' tin.i cur
.-.-hi :e. ' v others.
ihil re th .'- ' r ..:
en , : n'.chin; ieps h
it n " e to ore u ; y ; r
t'U.'. 1 up thwc ' d r- i
own prpertr.
r . M . 1 i n K
.Si
ill 1
te taken
i in I
I I' ' i I
I I!
I
Mitt t i'e ( 'iiiveriio- .I .
these lew- r wo . n
s a N r h oi
!' -eeiirilij;. f"l
r.v-' . ! the .-teel. tl
I ioids'o. ro 'o S:iv: 1
only rece--ar Re
. rii ' er t ai n
i Then
i oi ipor t n n --
' li.iii the
road iroin
!,i;e! I ' " as
an a. ' of t he
in! hoi :m the
;'o -o eVelid It
r Sin for.'. . A
(General As.'emWv
purchase and 'he r
on to 1 a ette i.ie
bill was drawn and
the Governor, as the
measure did not de-
withont li s e.nieii
- a I mi 1 1 ; ed to
friends o! the
ne to p it - h 1 1
,w;,l iM oivera
t loll - 1
'It ! !!
on in r
,1 -o o
rty
( 1
or:
r .i n '
he A
ed no
A N.
e and
"1 up
A. A
n the
the
legisi ill'
I '. K. a::
wealt h
the S ui i
1 1 i
ti
Ml- ir
h tie..
i'. was i;iH'ii a set b.
Iivss of -X valuable feter.
l'.ut we reiou-e !o -ei
th.
Governor is pi oon-esi n g in the right
direction. He 'hniWs fl
( '. nth proper eon ve,
II -
w
, 1 I
sk-ii pay a .'. . v i den.',
giirds it as valuahie
earne.srh ree niim. n.l
State not parr with her
In regard to bin id it i; i
,:tie of r :1 extending
head ity to 'ii. , t lot:
Me also re
roper! v and
. : h it the
o-.V ersi.ip.
eders t o t he
f i om Sbre
e. in which
tnt, state is .r.
I v I n ' e res' ei I , he
says:
Krfiiiij the ui.i nan
I would earneeily irpc
W tiuK , ,rk .
is-n von : !-. e
ncwity. "o far as it may b ronutent
with your exiatifij: obligation, to jjrant
each of iheae rnaJa the neeeaaary char
ten an.1 in piixirtion to their length.
u!fc.-irnt cooTirta l- build branche
j from ihe main aUr.s
and in uch Jirection n
it iu,-!i (Winn
a;, may be deemed
j d,iable. by the r-p-rtive director
i of these rod. It i bebeveJ that the
pe-ipli alon the line of thee brancho
J,, JIy rlothe anii (eeJ lhe coa,icU
the re-p, c-tive d i rector
. to do lhe jradm). an.l alter the RtaJiiin
the direotori rami, hr degrees. .
; lnn ihe .lire .'tor mut. I'T ,1eerec.
down the raiU and pnvunr
v -
the roll
ing stock
This .recommendation will meet
with the hearty "approval o! the
people in this section. As the road
from (toltlsboio to Charlotte is
under lease for several
i wnie- tlu' work pt
branch roatls legin on th,
years to
building
A. v N.
C. U. Branch roads should h built
from Kinston to Snow Hill and
Greenville, ami from other (mints
into ".Tones and Onslow. If the
i roads .o the two
last named conn
located the whole
ties are properly
State would be benefited in develop
nig the swamp lands.
Swansboro Items.
Bain, snow, hail; cold is inds aud
hard freemg, is living experienced
by our people now.
Last Thursday a lug shooting
match at Mr. George W. Kellam's.
lurkeys, chickens, geese, et,
the prizes shot for.
w,"re
Bast Friday night Mr. and Mrs.1
I. .1. Sanders gave the young folks !
a party at their residence near here j
and they enjoyed themselves tianc I
nig and conrtmg until morning
came to break the spell. 1
Mr. K. 1'.. Terrs, a Northern cap-
ifaltsf. is nutting up a iar'-e steam
saw mill and man it tact u ri n g estab
lishment at Barker's bridge. The
main building is lit", lee! long by
i'-o feet svide, so we learn.
Sehr. I'.tta, M. I'.lo, id gorv. 1 . cleared
tins port yesterday lor I'lizabeth
City: sehr. Packet, .lor I d.v. slgo,Hl,
cleared lor New l'.etne. and schr.
Gold I.eal. lion co:n:iian
t a pt . .! ' h ii 1 '.lo .,1 cood . is
lor New I '.erne: schr. U.is.i
NS . Menu s, : n ' a; i i i'i! : a
I tlr '.O.lge ol l ,,'od Tel:;
f is' : ::cre.isi i: g . A ;ite;r!a
iUg ten new members w.-i,
ted a:n on ' ; hem -a ,-: .
led bs
a.
: n g
W.
i
p.ais :
s' :i: ee
a dm:
l r. a:i
Mrs. I;. 1'
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s. r I-- re. Teller. s'happt,l
.': I.iiia ' ' rr.. and all Skin
An 1 ;.';f!v curs piles
j-i.re It i" guaranteed t. '
t ra;ifac;i,'n . , r money re-ri-e
. " -r.'.-. per box. Kr
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fim i.-d
I II r . t- N K It I. ASSKM HI.N.
I.N ATI.,
w.i.s railed ti
1 lie ;
Ml. I
I
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sred :n an
-S.M.a"
s on s i
voles u;
!,ody w 1'
deavoi
imposed
: lie president . I .
iir. (
w ho s.m! :
nr: I ty virtue ot the pro
: ' lie Const 1 1 u t ion. : t tie
on me to preside over this
en organized. I shall en
discliarjjo the duty thus
.;;iou me impartially and
m.stii. 1 tins tn.it each one ot us
may so act his part, that when onr
.lel-.Vra" ions have closed and this
session has ended, we may realize
tha' ne have contributed, to the
pros-n: and happiness ot the
people of the State. The Senate
w:ll come to order i'oi the purpose
oi orair.-'at ioii ."
The clerk was directed to call
'he roll of the senatorial d;tno's.
There was some dispute about
Senator ( 'lark taking; his seat, but
the president decided that he was
entitled to it, on account of having i
i certificate which conformed to
the refinements ot' the statute,
this decision to be siibiect to any
farther decision of the Senate
1 he president then .idmi i.istercd
the oath oi office to the Senators
and a quorum of senators heing
preaen". the orgati: it 'on w.i- pro
ceeded with.
For clerk of the Senate, M r. Fem
litMton placed in nomination Mr. K.
SI. l'nrman. Mr. Sanders placed
;n nomination Mr. Muggins, from
Onslow, but later withdrew the
nomination. Mr. Funnau wa
unanimously elected.
l'or sergeant at arnis, Mr. SS'ebb
nominated Mr. Wiley Y. Clifton.
Mr. Cook seconded the nonuna
tion. Mr. Clifton was unanimously
elected.
Sir. l'ou moved to send a mes
-age to the Mouse, advising them
that the Senate was ready tor 'ni-i
ness. Carried.
Sir. Stiober moved theapiKimt
n, ent ol a committee to act with a
Mouse committee to inform the
Governor that the Mouse and Sen
ate were readv for business.
n motion the Senate adjourned
o meet at 11 a. ni. Thursday,
lit USF. K EPKKS K NT AT I ' 1 IS.
The Mouse of Representatives
met at FJ o'clock. There was a
large attendance of sootators and
great interest was manifested in
the opening proceedings and organ
:.- it ton ol t he body.
Col J. I . Cameron, chief clerk ol
the Iious.. began the roll call bv
counties, and the members of the
ower branch of the legislature
came forward ami presented their
certificates ot election, .Mayor ss .
M. Dodd. as magistrate, adminis
tering the oath. On the call of
Craven county, which is entitled to
one representative, two certificates
ol election were presented, one
mini the ooani ol county cansass
ers declaring the election ol s . J..
i ,n ., a olie from Sheriff Mever
' Mahn. of Craven county, declaring
1 the election of John K. Hussey.
1 I lAfll-l.
I oh i ameron tieciareu air. n . i.
! I:ne to Ive the renresen tat l ve elect
, 1 1 , . n e i , c.s.
On the call of Surrv counts Mr.
Pritchartl. of Madison county, gave
notice that a contest as to the elec
tion in Surry wonld be made.
On the call of Wilson county.
Got. ('. II. P.rogden. of Wayne.;
gave notice of contest as to the
election.
At the close of the roll call 1 1
members were found to be present,
and the bouse was declared O'mmi
for business. The first business
was the election of a speaker, ami
nominations were declared in order.
When this announcement was
made a stillness fell upon the
House, and the most intense in
terest was manifested in every lace.
It was generally known that Mr.
Lee S. Overman would be nomi
nated bv the democrats and that
he would poll the full democratic
vote It was not positively kuowa
hosv all the independents would
vote, though it was generally known
that a majority of them favored the
nomination ot J. B. Webster, and
that if nominated he would rece-ve
j the full vote of the republicans. In
anv event the vote would be ohkse
with the chances of success alxmt
cp.ial for both sides,
Mr. N. H. Macon, of Franklin,
broke the sileua? by rising and
simply nominating M r. .1. I.'. W eb
ster, of Buckingham.
Ir- Leazar. of Iredell, then took
1111,1 noor. and presented the name
of Mr. Lee S. Overman, of Uowan.
The nomination was received w.'h
cheers by the demoera s.
Mr. I.ea.er said;
Mk. i'i.kkk and lii's : ; ; '::
It :s my pleasant duty, my dis
tinguished honor, to present to you
the name of Mr. I.ee S. Overman,
ot Kowati, as the candidate of the
regular democratic party tor the
dpeakersh ;p of the House. The
strained attention of this crowded
I. all indicates the intensity ot tl.e
popular interest in t he issues ot t his
hour, from Tennessee to the sea
tUc pe .ple of North Carolina a:
,oo,xi!ic toss.ird the capita', to U-ain
flic out come id this crisis . ha ;
:s 'lie em, rgeiies ? The lort tines , !
; . . i ! svar have cast the balance
: pouei ;n the hamls of a ma'.l
nil m ber men, who are common!)
known . mlep, tnletits. a:ul ss im
protest ;,, i.e democrats. I'hese
men. wlio have lough; :n tiic line
s iii e.i ; , i, r ; o -iion'.der sv ;t h s . n ;
poi.' ca. ba'ties id the past, ii.is c.
'.'s-.itr, ;n Mme cases upon iisi
ar.l e.p; 'a'''.e grouti.'.s. diverged
!ro:ii i.e regular part s organ t.-. it
i; I'.,- rce ii ' campaign
'in -, i re democrats; to
Ihes a
a s ss e I e-e
-. :. ' I 'i :'..-.: support t he d , s ; : :
';-:!'.; s..;; -t lb'W.ili. : l.c :
; : , :r . : deir.ocr.i' s .1 : :. . -li
:- W ::.--. -n- " d.-n.o.
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g ,' . : . ' . : . , mains . , i s ' ; ' e . ,
p : ''.,,; :i : i : ! : . ad.r.rs. u . ' :. .,
. g . . , . I I at ' . i f s ; ; ; not t 1 1 e g '. e a '
S e pie-ell'
i ' ' ' 'la:.:.
I . I iiei e are. ' I .
i it IC.ll p.li t ie-
Fhe Illdepeiide
e diverge!!",'
Is : n ev ; t ai e s : :
.publican pa:
: lie li ate: rial ,
su ; ei; : ol !
n a .
a'
I ' I e , 1 1 e I
I't-.o e am
detnocra ' :
has e ss , ei
hard luiigl
men-, m c
There
a.
cor. 1 ia .
par's-, s
- cm ra
- ss ,
i s .
en
n
f.eld. SS ii-e
: ire a I'ommo;
er,- i'i!; be "
a i ii I e s e
iertrage
1
, i
ent p.u . .
alli.u.ct ; .o
your allej;
of M'.pl'eini
to i ' ; i . 1 1
1'od.i ifi : ii : i e uiiii
I : od a on hum! dtM'ole
,l!.e. In th-. ill n ill flit
i hi port a lice, u e ppeal
i he glorious ' i ad t ions
1 memories ,, the past,
ipes in the f:i : n re for your
iid oll'srl'. es. to choose
ano s.iere
ty your li
countrv a
the
pro
lie' tel
!esM, :
a I
a .
to OI'oYt
; tiy ai
emocrac
your pi
. mil
ling To
;s o!
r e g 1 1
dec
w:tn 'he
da ".
statiM. 1
i'ii'ii'
to the
ie hies
s and
g con
h Utter
under-
lines
epilMi-
liom ve
c ''alls
Let in poi ti t ". o: ;
1'wo ears hem e, 1 1
i'gli'ed along b.p.e
heat ot ; h Jt min
oirely ion-nine w:'
1 1 a r. ' h i ii g th r
-I.li.d '!.: ' ell t .a
r be democrat-- oi i
i 'i 'M1 ve 'hi- i. w
f :' .-
shall 1)
the in-1
test v:
de:
: nil
takes
You :
cans
w ill s
there
Sir
tha' 1
n de;
( '1;
TV
-ha:
Ma.
e d:
:. I'l
1.
Here t!o- I I
,1
a
e
a
: s.
man foi the h
Si .e l ke I w 1 1 1." il '
S'c;i-!ei oelouge
d e ii . o e : a ; - : a , t i
of ' he 1 o
people
Mr. 11".'. ,,: A
the nominal o
Il
, 1 .
: in a ii
.lion -ii.
'tn i
know
Me -aid
how 1 u :1
nation "i
he has t h
to nil the
1 h id th
speak ei o
lv had o
man to ;
which he
signal i'i.
Mr. W
and s.ud
' ceeds to
be but .
I he 1 Ions
'.ha' i : i
1 a n a n
M oppo
pal t .!,
mental
In the ',
again ;i
i a
-.', el I,, a
, i -ecolld
( certu a ti
: hca ' CM, - ,
VI 1
a
bib t
.f
Is agi
' ' g . I -
(jtleht
-r
" ' - o
n .; I
h
e eh.,..
1 1 n 1 N -I.
pities
is'e; t!
Use i
ai :
a lid
Il ! oi
h
th or
pro-
we the Moll
'(It hat : t n o'i'.i
, tl.e members
i tn con : u i n
,houhl be known
t 1
, I .
democrat .
democrat it
o the ituida
Itldel'.'c !'.
e :
!cs
I II
a :
ii urole-sed all,'.
giance to :i
dt mocr.-it ic i n ty.
.'.i-1, - I stand w ith
ind noble Pennsyl
In nat.oii...
that staunch
vania demoera: ., leader. Samuel J.
Randall. I ! S'ate politic- I am
with the democratic parts . u ith
one or two except ' . mi - . Mie pi ii:c; pal
one '.H'lug tin- co ;:i: gos ertniii-nt
onestion. 'nd nn opMo-i-iou to that
,j.,es ii o- , X ' e h ,1 to a lull I ef.eal ol
the n. e. '.-:;: . '. ',.n c lie' so'lg'i to
be Horn : hat ed !; ' 1 e - ''' ke! -h :p
0f ;his
1 o-i ; I hii- made no
with .us s in a i i ' I ; 1 1 '
alliance
-i,
It'll wo;
. i i,
h iinpet
. ; i , an.l
a kel . a I, d i I
i "... 1 1 i ' m ust
del'st a nd : 11 g
Sly prefer
' ! x , i of this
: 'ln-f be
impart i.i
1 an; el c
o r k a -s :
,'. to the !
be done w
that I am a
enee is to w
I louse, bar
t llio -l '
k on Co
10 o'le-'
decided bs s nit."
Mr. .1. si! w,,i ta.
took t he lloor and s.t
an
. t
eel it
lUi'it
i!o I
my duty sas son
mdepetidcti'-: pat":
'tii.ti
il.it lv
wish to invoke. lor a
nan l:ki
heie
Mr.
SS .1,-', : who enmes
ilemocr.it and allots - h
inse. f t
used as ,i means of defeat ing demo
cratic measures, tha' the I.nd in iv
have men's on him.'
A ballot is is then rakci. a'xl t be
vote sva- as o!os-:
t )s ei ma n . ."?: 'A e : . : , : . .".;.
Mers. I )'. : ii, an ..ml '' e'wrcr
were panel.
M i . W ei s' ,'i W..S : ii ,; , :, ri -ed
speak, r.
The elect i": i , , ; , ' . : k was
next ill oi del .
Col ..I.I. ( a :n ,-n : i "is p :; . n
nominat ion !or ehh-t rlt-i k bs I he
democrats, and Mr. G. M. Bulla
was put in nomination by Mr.
York. The vote stood t'.o tor Bulla
and o s
ebster
this tu! e
for
ill t t
Mr.
( '
ii t.
ameron .
spe
aker
Mr.
sa'
Bulla. On
voted
at ham ,
:nla.
c ik
sv ith
h " v -i
. . s e
, the ilemm r.
j ever, vote
i were the
j On nn
, I louse ad
Thursday
M: l'c;
I . . 1 1 : g e s .
ol ill.
,-,l until
, i ne
clock
. n ; ' i ' s
1 to ordei
, I um sv as
ell.ttc c il.
The organ.
1
completed
by electing 1. I '.
Sampson, leading
Gudger, ol Mitel
clerk; and A. M. N
Nicholson, o
elelk: .1. M.
engrossing
hi.-, of .1. i.'non.
J assistant door kec ,-r.
A COni 111 1 'teC SS as ., ;
wait u pon the ( 1 o Ve i n or
ind i. ": i : y
him that the Sena' e
1 gan.ed and I cads '.
Mr. 1..., ,., -. g..
test "t the ea ' li I,
o I'i a Veil .
si'Vi'l l ! i , - : :: .
, ct e i n 1 1 " 1 . i '. I
ca'endai .
I:. Sh. ia ,, .,.;,
en ' .e s ,.;i the . . : e a ii
M . 1 1 . i reg", 1
a'.-o til.l.le , Me--I -
iil-'o l. .,'',; 1.,
Were adopted rpr
-e il -e o ; the Se il 1 ' e
vs .' !. i;e I a tl: I '. v :
at..', the Senate, a-
u as
i r bin
dll!. ijl
1 1 1 e - -.
aik
i . 1 1 : 1 1 g
tel ol
is CI c
II aud
lita'Ils
I the
: iths
a-cd.
'i a l ac
, n ks
' ., ri ,
I es, ,!
e i
s I:
,!e,
HOI SI
,i'i ... t . .
lias e-
M '
A
.
M -. i
M i
of five vc ar
ia-
diciius . 1
Mr. P011. a 1. ;11 to amend sec'ion
o. t is, if ihe Code so as to provide
for t "no woikingof certain convicts
noon the roads of the State in lien;
ol imprisonment in jail. Judiciary.
A message from the House nn-
niTiuiced that that body was. rendy
for a pel iod
for business -that the committee j the law to be administered lmpar
which was appointed to wait oil tlie j tially.
Gos-ernoi had repoitetl and was Mr. Lane, democrat, said he felt
reads to wait on the General As certain he held the proper certifi
sembiy at once. ! cate, Imt If he did not, he was the
The clerk read the i,o crnoi 's lat man to hold his seat.
message.
A ineago lium the house svas
received to t he etlect that the house
had passed, house bill No. 10, to j
incoi potato the Flackwell Durham
Co opeiaf.ve Tobacco company, j
and had sent it to the .Senate with-
out engrossment.
Mr. W .11 nil moved that it be :
ui. ited to the proper committee,
sir. Pciuhciton spoke i n fas or of ,
tin I'll, sasii.gthat ifit was passed!
Mi
be
tat:, who is mm 'mrt b, might
t'ee to induce not iheni capital
' o !, v. st h e l , .
I i . W a I i eh 's mot i. wi was call led.
1 1 i n g i : to the ptoper commit
1 Me p- esidetit a
in!.
ih
h
low, tig committees:
Fi r. i leges and elect ions Messi h.
I old-, Adams. Alexander. War
I I n . 'I in hei , Cook and W i n-ton .
t ot pot at ions Messrs. William
son. W ebb, F.ailey. Williams, of
I )a ,,.-oi. l'-ircell. SIcCoi m Ick a nd
Cook
S l i a l I is a j,d Ice-- .SI ( s-i s. I'elll
!. I-". Steveti-Oti, Melei. V
ii li. viiaw, Saimdels and Sutton.
I n-u t a in Thorpe, Feinbei ton,
St.-veii.-on, l ull. Spriull. lallington
a lid SI in l ow .
Judicial -Adams. Watieii, 1 Vm
ictton. Claik, Fields. Webb, -.'il-
llauis o! 1 hi 1 d - ui . lliias, Ivf.r,
fill till Shobel . I'm I,. ll'Ktoll,
I. , key I 1 1 ' I Foil.
:e pie
had
llii.g
dellt a II II Ml in i d i li .1 ' ! Ill'
me lor the election oi
lei r,
be :
III.'.
aketl
befc
on :
ai.s
in a' -
i i"i:
ate ad Olll ncd
1 1 1 ' s I .
l in
M-al
II
Use Illet ;
Webstel
! 1
t h
ehs-k.
rhsn .
Ft aver bs Mr. Sun i
I h e m em ber
lium Davidson.
Sir. Pearson, mil., a resolution :n
icgard to the internal revenue sys
tem and tin1 Fdair educational bill,
in connection with the speci al order
o 'S i n i d a s at 1 'J o'clock. Calen
der. 'I he ioil'ov ng bills w ert intro
duced and referred 'o the dillerent
C" m m 1 1 tees:
Sir. Pintux, rep.: Hill to repeal
the present system ot county gov
einmen'. Keferretl to committee
on counties, cities and towns:
Sir. Sutton, dem.: Bill foi the
elc-tion ol two additional justices
o! the Supi ,-mo court. Feleirod to
lii. ininrr- unin in tr
,, ' . ' ' V"i . ',,n -r,,i
...i i , . m.. ... .,.,iri.v.
sec. laws oi i-s.s.i, naame ui
ive stock in n n com be countv.
Mr. Thomas, dem.: Bill to an
thorize the directors of the peniten
tiary to furnish convicts ?o svoik on
the i at toret comity turnpike, in-
ternai improvements.
Ir. Sutton, dem : Poll I'm t he '
t o tec tion of mechanics and labor- '
eis. .1 iidiciary.
Mr. Hoover, rep.: Bill in relation j
to the stock lasv in Wake ennnfy. j
Propositions and grievances. ;
Mr. Martin, dem.: Bill to amend
chapter -."il, section l, laws of 1 sa.".
.Itidicniry
Mr. Thomas, dem .- Bill to nmend
: he elect ion lasvs. .imliciary. ;
Mr. i tvermnii, dem.: P.ill cnti
tletl an net to altar the constitution
of the state. .Indiciary. ;
The seaker annonncetl the fol
lowing committees:
.Indiciary Messrs. Overman,
Sutton, Ewart. I'elton, I. yon, Thorn
eiiou, .ami, mom-
US. llOllgllton. P.ll'SOns, , Gray,
Abel!, .Ionian.
Privileges and Elections ork,
Crawford of Haywood, Fries,
Pritchard, Feltoti, Pearson, Can
dler. Paschal!, McMillan, Lindsay.
Pinnix. Sanders, Cherry, Kell,
Oakly. F.vans. Chileutt. Spellar
and Ward.
( ii motion ot M i . ( ) an in an, t he
cleik proceeded to te.nl the Gov
ernor's message.
1 Miring t he reading ol the mes
sage the chair announced that a
message had been ieceived from
the Senate informing the House
that the Senate was ready to go
into t he joint elect ion c enrolling
cleik for the general assembly, had
appointed tellers lor that purpose,
and asked that the House appoint
simi'ar tellers. On motion, the
chair appointed Mews. LeilMr.
dem.. and York. lop.
Mr. I'liiinv. rep.. mos, d to recnu
salei the motion by which the tell-
ei s ss el e
ipie.-d ion
". i s s i . : i
Mi. 1
t he: ss e
tnattei -t
he um' i
appointed and upon this
t 1
full. lived 1 1 1 '
e II
'ii.Mii.
vat : n
1 ep.
1 i'.im i
tli'Hl:
ht
'i-. ss hv the
be deterred, and that
r'.et k '.v.iv nut itnper-
a Si a I'll r:,:.
Mi. IY.li-:!. :ti
. ii .d I i'.im in ss ii y
lie I lo-t pulled ss . i .-
. -.aid that uiie
ie Unit t,T .--hiillld
t hat thet e was a
ip'tilleiiiati Mttinej uti this lloor ss ho
had iiu nrht to hw sear and eonse
i : ne.-, i ! y tin I : h f to n s ot e. 1 le did
ti"' pi..p..e '" ise him ueli a
i.Lth' nn.' ' i,e ,j not ss as . -ft t led.
He I fieri ed t" I I '.' . 1 . I.'llle, Ot
I raseii euntity. lie proposed to
i. ' tanlv in the inattfi. a-i in other
--ii-h eases that eaine up at. the hist
i;uii. svheie he had vnteil to nil--.
.; a sshite man and seat a colored
ii re lie -aid M r. I a ne did not
iio.,1 a propei rei tille.ite l"i' hi
H'.i' and had no ri'ht to s u'e.
M .-. 1 lu'.t , dem ., eonhl ti"t ee an s
I , a -"II 1"!' I et a I d 111),' the svoi k ol the
II "i -.- and t huiii. t the . he; ion
Mi. 1 'ear :, . ind., -.id : ha : . n
"I I e r tii i i Hi e In 1 I s h "Il i, 1 ! a ke
, ,' a '.'i'i l.i-.ite ft um t he
-ii, I 0 -l."',il I be ptesellled: that ill
I.,- , - i ; : . ,:n 'raven t ss o cert iti
ea-, - ss e: e ;.ii-ilt-l at.,'. ! he ('let k
. ; ; ... : 1 1, .:;- : n : ).'.in ; 1 ti g t he
p:. .,-:, 1 i: - e ij.ni cade a mistake
II. , . . f ' ' ' -nd 1 e eet i ; J i : f
ed Ml . Ol
Ml. 1 Hie I
I n.ei clerk
-: i lis si at
"11 I 111 t tf e
i mall in
id been
and svas
t nnt il un
on pilsi
!c in ! he
-tied
den. I
thought it
-1 1 1 t !i i ' the ( ', o Verii"! 's
,.U1 be I'lukell into.
,! be I cad .n fill:
l! . ,1. in., t bought the
i i ' 'el had been stated
. man Hum 1 liincoinbe,
tepul.I.eaiiN wanted to
tie-s iint.l they could
ty "ii o.n' ballot by
et tain members. 1 1
, at the la-' Session t
I. .- ii,-- 1 1 lend and to
conscientiously and do the same
thing again.
Mr. Worth, dem., thought the
argument on the republican side
was a "mere matter of moonshine,"
and merely a matter of "humbng-
gery" to kill time.
.Mr. Macon, republican, was will-
1 nig to go on record, but wanted
Mr. Turner, rep., was anxious to j
go on record also,
The motion to reconsider the
motion to go Into the election of
enrolling clerk was adopted.
Mr. Brogdeu, rep., moved to lay
the motion to concur in the Senate
resolution on the table.
Mr. Pritchard. reD.. called for the 1
j ens and nays. The call was sua-!
tained and the motion was tabled.
Mr. Holt offered a resolution that
the House meet at 11 and remaiu
in session until g, unless ousiness
should require more time.
Mr. White, of Perquimans, rep.. (
introduced n resolution in regard
to seating.). 11. Musses, ol raven
county.
Adjourned.
' ".. . Tp
A11'"
.lanuary ft. i.scs..
The Senate was called to order
... .i. t '... ...
o Lite i lesmcut ai i i .00 .1. 111.
Piayer by the lies". Ir. Atkinson.
Yestprday 's jonrnal was read and
HiMPi oved.
Mi. Clark announced that the
assistant doorkeeper was still ctm
flaed to his bed, find asked further
ive ol absence, which was grant-
d.
Hills were intioduced ami
tli.-
posed of as follows:
F.v Mr. Locke.v, a lull to mote
co-i.u'ily secure to the mechanic
and unskilled laborer the payment
of their wages or earnings. Fi
tuilioe. The bill to incorporate the Black
well Cooperative Tobacco Co.,
passed its second reading and was
placed npon the calendar.
. r-rt. tUn 1 1 .... . , , .,
.v uicw.igp noui wi o nuu u-
nounced that the nonse wonld be
ieadv to elect an enrolling clerk at
11:15- o'clock.
A motion was made aud carried
that the Senate concur in the elec
tion. H l.,,l..t,. ,:.,n,,.l Me T
i .-ui tu,. U.U, initio,.
i tj i- wot,), cnn.in,i tVio
ai. iiunu,.'n. "cuu c,uiii,.
nomination.
- : l St. 1 t
air. look uoinin.ueu .ui. i.. i.
KIlis; Mr. I.ockey secontled the
nomination.
Mr. Browrrwas elected by a ma
j or ity vote in both houses, and was
I sworn in by the president.
' The president annonncetl the fol
lowing committees:
Propositions and Grievances
j Messrs. Fields, Kerr, Pon, William
! son, Cranse, Terrell and Taylor.
Banking and Currency Messrs.
, . . i i t , ,
i Pomberton, Alexanaer, sseim,
: Tnll( purceii, Button ana l ox
jiuuai) auau'-.uio. "
U.,-ll! ""r.ll;0 Inl-mo
.Till, . , .... llnaa.a . O , ,
.-, t,.. :,, nn: ri.,'
spouse, nui.i, vumk, "-"""'i.neg8r8. reiton, i'arsons, .Liuusev,
Harrison and Mason, of Orange. ; Williamson and Mills voting in the
Internal Improvements Messrs. aerarive
I warren, Adams, ss nnamson,
p,iao v.aiuv nnder. Krr.
Simpson and Lockey.
Finance Messrs. Alexander,
Pon, Thorpe, Bryan, Adams, 1 nil,
Pemberton, Shaw and Eaves.
Claims Messrs. W llliams of
Davidson, illiams of Titt, Kerr,
Shaw, Stevenson, Mason of Chat-
I ham, and Kpps.
Agncuitnre, .innerais ami. .uin-
ing Messrs. Williams of Pitt,
Bryan, Alexander, Thorpe. Wilson,
Pnrcell and Laves,
j Engrossed Bills Messrs. .Mc
Iver, Turner, Pnrcell, Collie,
Thorpe, Tull and Lillington,
Mr. Pon moved that the rnles be
suspended, aud the bill toincorpor
1 : '," ' ,. '
nfs tlm JXhickwpll Co-oneratis'e
Tobacco Co. be voted on.
- ' f . be voted on The bill
1 ,.naon.i tl,n third rpndinrr and was
i enrolled.
, ., , .,
au. Aiiiiuin I'ncicii .v H-.WHIUUU , ,iUCecl asking repeal of internal revenue
to appoint an additional member!, , ....
,. .J 1 -., ;i;., r laws, a so one raising commilteo to in-
ot the committee on military at- , "
fairs. The resolution was atlopted : vestigata department of agriculture,
and Mr. Warren was appointed. 'and another declaring in favor of pro
A resolntion was offered author- ( tective tanff Latter wa9 mskAe 8perU1
lzing tne appointment oi a joint
committee consisting of three Sen
ators and five members of the
Honse to inquire into sheop bus-
bandry, and that all matters per-
taming to if be referred to that
committee. Informally passed
Over.
The Senate adjourned until Mon
day at 11 o'clock.
i During Friday's proceedings
Mr. Cook introduced a bill to OStab
lifth a Code of Evidence, which was
referred to the committee on judi-
eiarv and ordered to be printed.
Horni:.
1 he House was called to order at
11 o'clock by Speaker Webster.
Prayer by Rev. Dr. Atkinson of the
Second Presbyterian church.
Mr. Kint;, dem., petition imm
citizens of Onslow, .lonew and I. en
on cotiiitieH, in regard to convict
labor. Internal improvements.
Leave of absence wuh granted to
Mr. Green, of .lones county.
Mr. Thomas, dem., resolution re
questinj; Congress to appoint addi
tioiiiil life-saving stations alonrj-our
coast. Calendar,
Mr. Lane, dem., resolution of
instructions to the judiciary com
mittee. The follow i nj; bills were intro
duced: Mr. Holt, Jem., tin act to amend
chap. L'-'iT laws of lSo. Finance.
Mr. Crenshaw, rep., an act to
repeal chap. 10! laws 1S8," relative
to the stock law. Propositions and
grievances.
Mr. Shaw, deui., an act to make
10 hours constitute a day's work. I
Pro'iositions and crievanceS. i
Mr. Overman, dem., an act con-;
cerniii' appeals. Judiciary.
Mr. .McClure, dem., au act fori
the relief of sheriffs and tax col i
lectors. Propositions and griev
ances. ;
Mr. Lyon, dem., an act for the
relief of the sheriffs in collecting!
arrear- of t ti xes.
grievances.
M r I. von, dem.,
section Ddd, laws
to the stock law.
grievances.
Mr. Grits-, dem.,
Topositions and
an act to amend
s8o, in relation
Toposdions and
ii n
lor
the
.'ii- .
punishment ot
secret ("rimes.
di'-iaiy.
Mr. King, deui., an
I'ettiiin school orders
act
ol
to pay
Onslow
county. Fducation.
Mr. Sutton, dem., an ae to pro.
s ide lor a prosecuting attorney in
e.i' h county. .ludiciats.
Mr. Thomas, dem., rsn act to
amend chapter -VS lasvs 1 .1"..
d n i a i y .
.Mr. Sutton, dem., an act concern
ing the bonds of clerks of the supe
rior courts. .1 udiciary.
l he speaker annonnced the fol-
"w:ug committees
I licit 1 1 n
I a-.l.U
Donghton, White of Perquimans,
McMillan, Turner, Alltnau, Fries,
Hoover, Paschall, Pmuix, Bing
ham, Stancill, Overman, O-ibome,
Williamson, Watson of lis de,
Webster of Caswell:
Insurance Messrs. Sutton, White
ol Perquimans, Pearson, Pritchard,
Leazar, Ewart, A bell, Pitinex, Par
sons, Hoover."
Finance-Messrs Worth,IIalstead,
Pritchard, Bennett, lute of Per
quimans Sutherland. Piuuix. Fries.
Morgan, Stancill, Crisp, McClore.
Wells, Lane, York, Allmau, Mau-
gum, Temple, Uolman, Kell.
Salaries and ices .Messrs. Gray ,
Brogdeu, Schenck, Ewart, Sutber
land, doom, Gatling, Crawtord ot
McDowell, Macon, Ellis, Stevens,
Pinnix, Regan.
Propositions and Grievances
Messrs, Orborne, Wells, Kin.
Stewart, Sanders. Morerau. Red
ding, Crawford of Haywood, Elli-,
Thomas, Jordan, Sunatt. Bell,
Copelaud, lVlton, Parham. Watson
of Vance, Cheek, Webster ot Cas
wen, x utman.
Lngrossed Bills Messrs. Patton, I
Turner ami Redding.
Mr. Leazar, dem., moved to pro-'
ceed with the election of enrolling!
clerk. Mr. Pearson, ind., seconded j
the motion, statiug that he was ot I
present when Mr. Lane, of Craven, 1
presented his certificate of election, ;
hut had been misinformed about:
the matter. Me had since learned i
.. .x, w . .. .. ... I
that Mr. Lane held the ceriiticate
of his election and he was ready to
proceed w n 1. i he election.
The speaker ,'Mr. J loir, ;n the
ctiair, : appointed .SJes.-is. Leazar,
dem., and Voi U, rep., as tellers.
A message was received from the
H.-imte ititoinnii"-t
lb iuse that
tiicv weie jeatiy to proceed with
the election ot an enrolling clerk,
and the chaiiman announced that
nominations wi-i c in order.
Mr. Overman, dem., placed in ; enthusiasm by the immense crows
nomination Mr. J. M. Biown, of who gat'neied to hear him."
Stanly counts . , m M
Mr. Long ind., placed ui nomina- TnE Skxh TnoMAS Clock Co.,
t ion Mr. P. L. Ulis. ot Wilson : of Thomatou, Conn., have pre
conntj. ' pared drawings for the great clock
Mr. liirnei , rep. seconded the ; whicli is to be nlaced in the tower
nomination oi .sir. imiis. uud J
, .
I'ascnau. imi., seconded the noun
nation ot Sj ,. l, o wn.
A joint ballot was taken and the tne .Rest in the wor)d Tbe MU
tellers announced that Mr. Brown upon w,,lcll it will 8trik(. the bours
received P3 votes and Mr. Ellis and quarters will weigh fltfy thon
received G, votes. Mr. Brown was gaud pounds, and the glass dials,
declared elected. j fl pnntunn.lated. me1,sniPi55 feftfin
'I',.., 1 - - - 1 ... 1 .
i ne jiour lor rnu special oniei
. . . . .
naving airiseti uie nouse took upl
the resolution of Mr. SYhite of Ter i
.unmans, instrnciiinr onr eonsresa-!
men to vote for the Blair bill.
Mr. Pearson had introduced a
resolution relatise to the internal
revenue system to be considered in
connection with the Blair bill.
Mr. Overman su:dthat lr. Pear
son's resolution was out , , order as
he had not introduced it at the
proper time, and upon this there
was qnite n discission between
Messrs. Overman and Pearson. The
: cuail. ruled that the first resolution
was in order and the resolution was
, . . . .
adoptea, IU1 yeas and b nays,
. fc .. ..."
' " "
Mr. Pearson asked that his reso
1 1.: .- ,
'revenue system be referred to the
committee on education with in-
sanctions to report on it Wedues
day morning. It as ordered that
, it mado a 8peciai ouer for Wed-
nf8(p,lv at 12 o'clock.
Adjourned until Monday at 11
o'clock.
.
j Sperinl to the Joi-ksai..
; ra! r.iou. :". C, Jan. P), !??.
In the Sr-nnte today h bill ira- intro
duced tn Pi nmeiid Ihe Constitution as
. to reduce personal property exemi.tion
j t0 ciooO, homtstead to S300 and repeal
1 . . , , . . .
exemption for work done hs-labor, rs or
: mechnnicn: another todifper.se with
i ronntr h.nrita r,f r-rliicatann.
' t o, tt ,.a.;r.a
.
order. Among bills introduced were
one repealing appropriation to Cuivcr- !
; tfitJ. t0 provide for drainage of public ;
j bv ronvict labjr; create ,.ail
j
j commission. noue and nate p,-ed
'. resolution relie-ving Governor from
ith C on
duty of cr.lerinx o:tcticn in
gresMCn.-d di.-ti:et. Pir.nix'i? bill to
'repeal county guverr.rnent svas after
1 much debate made Fp.-cial order for
.-lth inst. Hepuhlicanf. headed hy
, , ,
. ork. pressed for imrue.liate action.
saying iheir.-i ! was ruiily ;o vote, hut
Democrats
dniandf J more time and
gnl it until dt
' t0 -a
lv
e r,f .'.4
R.sLiUuij. Jan. 11.
Iu the Seu&lo today th
only imf.Gr-
tanc bill introduced ss-as n e-tablish a
bureiu of labor btatbtics. Commiitee
on enal institution" wa anno'ir.ced ,
Ton chairman.
In the Ho'-ife the State Tt-achers As
sembly presented a p, tition asking es
tablishment of permanent State normal
school. Among bills introduced the
principal were to
bolish county board
of education : to aboli.-h county govern
ment in Ljpecombe: to work public
road by taxation1 t" repeal law
allowing agricultural liens: to
repeal tl.e appro), nation i.s
University to lepeal limited liability
clause in
irsurp nee la -: to extend ju
risdiction d Mairtra'.es in ciiminal
case. - i c-.-oiuiioi tifeiud 1 y co.'- rr i
Rpuble.'cin endorsing President C leve
land'rf appointment of Matthew?, was
voted down. I'.'T to T Death of II-v.
Dr. Calvin II Wiley, state's 1'rst s.,ei
inten -ent of Put::,' Ii;tri'.vli'-n. svns
ann'tir.ei .i 1 1 eu - r-t. a ut : -: - '( re
gret. Th m "f La,lerct A a''iul
speech in urging Uie adu-i'tioti of a
rtFolutlon cf i.irtructh.u to our Senators
and itrprescntativi s ir. ( , tigres-. to se
cure eetaHiphment cf m re life fas ing
and signal stations on the coasts of
North Carolina. II"Ue ado; I'M it
unanimously . The fellosvini? com
mitters wer,.- a nncuueed : Inliita
imi'iovement. library and mi'.itury
all'uirs. with I arson as chairman of
all railways an i roads. liases: corpor
ations. Ksvart: inimiratioii. McMillan.
' Now it's all right it'.- all riht. ilai
ling." said Mrs. SVorkhard. 1 have
tested the matter thoroughly. Oii
bottle .of Salvation Oil will cure sour
pain in the back, and onlv cost- tsvr-n y
fi S'c cr-r s.
A Wi8 and For luxate Policy. 1
How fortunate it ! for the Ui,ted
Statestbat W ashiugton's t heorj of
non intervention iu the aCF.iirs l
foreign couutiies has become the
settled policy and practice of our
government. All Euroj)e was re
ceutly thrown into a slate of unrest
and appi ebeusion because General
Kaulbars had left Bulgaria. The
price of stocks fell and thecurieni
of trade was checked. And i' con
stantly happens over there that the
folly of some ruler throws all the
European nations into a panic, and
compels them to go to great mili
tary expense iD order to be prepared
for a war that seems to be at their
very doors.
But we, pursuing the policy ot
nou intervention in ihe affairs of
foreign countries which was be
queathed to us hy Washington, are
not anected by these Europeai
agitations. No matter how fool
lsbly or offensively some European
potentate may behuve towards his
neighbors. Ins conduct does not
trouble us, because we are in no
rfav mixed up iu trans. Atlantic
affairs, aud never meddle with for
eign quarrels.
The old adage, '-Mind your own
business and let other people's
alone," is as applicable to a nation
as to an individual.
Nr.svsi'ArER BLUNDERS. The
Earl ol Caimirvon, at a banquet, in
- 1 . '
proposing t he healtlfol the clersv
said that, 'Tu these days clergy
men were expected to have the
n i-dom ami learning of a Jeremy
T.tslor."' Mis lordship was next
dav reported to have said, "In
; t hese da s elei-.trvnien were exnected
- to has'ethe svisdoui aud learninct of
a jonrnej man tailor."
; 'Another paper stated that
certain great statesman had been
evei s ss here receirpd with preat,
r.'f ,i i,.,n f ri,;i..,i
. kj 4 iiju lit tr Lit) iiciii av j. uuauci"
; phia, and whicb, if completed in
' npcnrd j urt uirli thir d1iiim. will ho
' . ' I
( fii ,n,f.tf-r
uiaoieiei.
THE ADVANTAGES OF
iLPJjSH DYSPEPSIA
by wHni) at vnro on tltat most important
organ, ,he Htomach,
iLCJiRE INDIGESTION
by causing the assimilation of the bed,
iLCURES WEAKNESS
by tw.iiuj quickly the whole system
It curfs MALARIA
by enrUMi-fi tha blnod and- driving the
malarial poison entirely cnit of the body,
J1CURI5 CHILLS & FEVER
by Stopir ntj the fever. anA restoring the
nerves to aiiealthy condition
T cures KIDNEY DISEASES
i strenfithenina tne parts, rneriff17
rts9 purifying the I
blood and relciving all pains in ihe back
It cures LIVER COMPLAINT
by am .ing the Liver and Jiowels act 1
2i-0mvuif carrying off we surplus jsue
Itcures NEURALGIA
hy regulating and strengthening the
nervous system, of the head, ace & neck
Itcures RHEUMATISM
by tnaking tlte blood flow regularly, and I
evenly xnrovgn irievmtsnnfivyTvmomng l
there jrom tne cause oj me atsease,
IT cures FEMALE INFIRMITIES
by regulating the functions, giving
strength to all diseased pnrts. It makes
the flesh Smooth and Cheeks Rosy.
it cures DELICATE CHILDREN
by giving a healthy and regular appetite.
warmtng tne oiaoa a
I anil inducing elasH-
city in the limbs.
It cures BLOOD DISEASES
by clraiuring and purifying Vie blood,
IT IS delightful to be taken at
ANY TIME OF THE DAY
Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner or Supper,
in all seasons, as it is exhilarating, com
forting and sustaining, providing in a
concentrated farm admirable, nutritive
and flesh-formingqualities, strength and
staying power. JE'orsale by all dealers in
Mnitciue. Price SI. 00.
The. Yolina Almanac for 1887 new
and attractive, mailed on receipt of a 2
cent stamp.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS
Volina Drug & Chemical Co.,
BALTIMORE, MD., U. S. A
Land For Sale.
A valuable tiiCt of land lyl"e on the A. &
' N s'. Kfiilroad (our miles west of bllnston.
- containlriR lli-'i acies, i'O'i cleared A goodslx
. room .1-f-iiiii ,Tn..a hi rm KL.hleR nnrl pood
' te ant houses on tlie tract plenty of marl
on me n ace. am n is in in exiencni emte
ofcultlsatt n.
Tor lurteer p -rtlculars ftabpjy
to
iteolG
J . I', il liLlKhi.
Kinston. N. C.
Kinston College.
SPRING TERM. 1SSJ.
Opens on 5f.mdav. Jan. 3d,
and will
close on hrst Thursday in June.
Punctual attendance of pupils on first
day of term earnestly desired, as classes
will be formed on that day.
All the best new methods of teaching
adapted to a school of this grade are in
i use.
r or terms of tuition, board . etc., send
for catalouge or pp!y to the Principal
Ricn'D. II. I.esvis, A M M D..
Principal.
dec0w4i Kinston, N. C.
DR. J. D. CLAKK
s i . rs 'i ip-iri .
SKWBKR. a. C.
Office on Crr.fen street, oetweec i-'oiio.k
ann Kr.-ar .(,---'. wi ,
r. SI. SUIMo.VS. CI.iMEXT J1A.M.V
SIMMONS & MANLY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Will prat.-v.ee :u iDe couriso: t nvtii . J t lit 6
onslow, Carterei, Pamlico, Leno'.rami iv...
and in the Federal Court at w 1'i'rne
ff-bft 'Awl;
EDUCATE! EDUCATE !
What Bettei- Can Be Done For j
The Children?
AURORA ACADEMY,!
Al ltUUA, ". C
Jla- I'a'.l
ill si-Inn vi ill clnse
L-saii:. s- '.'.i i'pt L. I'D.
T, 17, !
aud eiobP i
so .
Jill)
il ix per
f entrance
a i". mi n .
I'uu'.ls are fhaigo
' ) i'i,.: c' !?Sfitrii.
1 fi om ti'ii.-'
hintss of tn-.
oxt't-pt in
m c t-k s or
:u la
Koi
M Tr.iittro at pi v to
R. T. H 'N.NER
1'rlnclpnl
For Sale,
A lio.id Tract of Land of iibout 400
Acri-s in Coutectnea Neck Township,
Lenoir county About one-third cleared.
For ca.-h or i ti favorable yearly instal
ments. l"or particulars enquire of
U. K PERRY,
i. os 1 wtf Ki tton. N. C.
Dental Notice.
Full ft of Teeth
Gold i 'illir.es
Slu 00
SI 00 to S'.'.00
Best Work Guaranteed.
DR I.. SIT ACKELFORD, Dentist.
Otil o on Middle street, opposite Bap
i-t ( 'lairrh. novlflrl&vvtt
J. McSOELEY,
FASHIONABLE SOOT 1KB SHOE MAM, '
fouxxx ST., NEWBEBN, IT. O.
SATISFACTORY.
Department of thk Istebiob.
Pension Office.
Washitujton. D. Cftent. 1 1M
Mk. J. MCSOBLBT,
New Berne, N. C
Sir: I enclose hernwit-h Ar.fi -
e7.60, iu payment for tha ahos "Ph..
style, fit and workmanship are awtia-
ijt y . mey acme oetter than any
shot-B I have had in twentr run.
Vry respectfully,
- W. E. Duliv.
THE
Red Light,
ON
MIDDLE STREET;
Nar the Market Dock, deaigaatea th
piace wnere
E. WHITMAN
Has a First-Class Saloon,
ud keeps a choice selection of Win:
Liquors, Cigars and Brand ie of all
anas.
Id iron building, near the dock, Mid
dle street,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
1" Look for the BED LIGHT.
dec23 dw
C9AA m eoenn a. tear,
made worldns for aa. Aetata preferred who aaar
ronuu cnetr own norw ana gm tnair waoie tuna
a S. JOBHBON OO, MM Mala W, 1
TO A DVE RTT8RRS. Lowest BatM for
advertlamg In 100O rd newspaper
aen t f rre. Address GKO. ITROWEIjL 00
10 spruce 8I..N.Y. -decl8dijo
)''!
Marvellous Memory
DISCOVEEY
wholly unlike Artificial 8ysteuCnr of
Mind Wandering -Any book learned in ana
reading. Prospectus, with opinions of Mr
Pr. .ctor. the A sr.rooomer, Hons. W.-W-. AUTOS,
JCDAII P. BENJAMIN, DRS. MlXOR, WOOD
aud others, sent post prkk. by ii.
PROF, L.OI8KTTE,
337 Fifth Anau. ileir Tark.
Jan5dwlm
LADIES wanted to get np Tea Clubs for onr
Pure Teas and Coffees. A host of useful
antries to select i roro as premiums. Send for
iiiuBiraira r-rioe ana rremium Ust. IsMlal
.ur ... c.r.j icdi person uim ausworsi
his adyertisement. we will Bend rrmm
l Ouud of choice Tea. Addreaa NAT'l. "Tie a
& OF F KE CO.. Boston, Mass. noZ8dwlna
Wanted Alive, energetic sua, to np
resent us. 175 ner month, and timm.
Good staple; every one buj s; outfit and paj.
ttcnlaisfrec.
STANDARD 8ILVBEWARE CO.BOSWSI
Fire I Fire ! Fire!
DON'T FORGET THAT GINS
WILL BURN.
B sine and INSURE TOUR nitf.-nd
ion 't r rget to get a Policy from that nil) Its
name r irm oi inaurance Agents j
ROBERTS & HEinXSEiSC J
NKW UEBJSE, N. C. '
Thpy lepresent over 40.06A.Afts, tblrmad
and Kfliahle Onmpaniea.
n.-urf onr uin Bgalnst L.lgbtnii)avaeW
dents. Fire, Cyclones, Karthtinakes and tMv
rw aepio vu
If
MOORE COUNTY GRIT"
The beat MI11om lath Warla fcf Table Maal.
RamplM of dmaI Mat ea appllmtioB. Sad fur Brio aa,
Porubl Cora Millt, Uppn ul Cadtr Sunn nd Mill.
" W an atnta Sir Eactaies. Beilera, 8a
milla, Cottsn Gina, Flaun, ShmTtUg. xVlwV i,
1 ftrfRaaller.IMlirOatacswaiafc. awnSSt HmSi
for th miliar la every barrel at Sear a
Writ itatioc what joa wamt aad tenaa-vaa wiak ta Wy oa.
Oiva rataraaoM. AMrua, Nortal OaraUaa MUU
Steoe Co., Farkavoad, Xosn Co, M. O.
BUILDING AND REPAIRING
CONTRACTS :
Solicited by first-class Carpenter and
Mason.
DELAMAR BE08., ,
Newbern or Kinston, N. Cj
decSdwU J
Henderson House.
Has beeu thoroughly renovated aad nssripr
famished. Table supplied with the best tha
market affoida. Transient boarders soUcltad.
Good, attentls'e men at the stables to care
for team, cha i ges reasonable.
Mrs. 8. M. SMITH.
New Heme, April, 1888. ap21 wly At
THE BIGGEST THING OUT
JFor drills
IS
House's Chill Syrup !
If your Druggist or Merchant does not
keep it, send to
BEERY'S DRUG- ST0B&
If HouBe'8 Chill Syrup fails to earvlf
directions are adhered to, J Oil can get
your money back.
The trntVe supplied by R. Berry
House s Chill Byrnp "effected an Imme
diate and permanent care before one bolil
si ns used."
K. J. PATTKRSON, Shoe Stoie.
"Have enl.l every bottle of Honae'a Chill
.Syrup I could obtain from the manufacturer.
It not only broke the Chills bnt left the par
ties in roluist health."
Wm. U PALMER, Tobae ontat.
I was completely broken down and an f
fered Intensely with dumb chllla. FoarAoaea
HoiiRe'a Chill Syran resulted In a complete
cure. I most heartily recommend toall who
Buifer from l hills and Fever as rmrmlew,
ceit. On and sure.
Him-D. GEBOCK, Photographer.
"Myself and three children were cored by
House's i lull Syrup. I consider It the beat
malarial remedy in the market,"
A. ti. CARROLU
"Has-e tifed House's Chill Syrup In onr
families: cheerlnlly reeommend It aa a posi
tive cure ror chills and Fevers."
JOHN 8CHE8SLEB.
PH AS. D. JONK8,
KRED, 8. UIXON.
At Erdmtn'i Cigar Factory.
I Not a single complaint from the many
i bottles of House's Chill Syrup sold.
! Nothing but the most unbounded satis
faoion as to results and surprise at its
! promptness.
R. BERRY, Druggist.
oci:i ddm 12 taw wiim
M
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New Heme, IN. U.
0d1 &rst class Companies represen.
ed in
Flra. Life and Accident Iniurancs.
Total Capital oyer Forty Millions o
Dollars. Jun24dly