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THE JOURNAL.
mf BDOTC. N.C.. MARCH 31 lM:
CKlWi at i fMl ! "
I s a i -- nuv.
:--TtlB Bjkitior nd Ohio Wad-;
rofcl dJl fca : I'M'-1""
pint? of tpcultive material '"r
'tit a wk and it t-H hn'ds "
nwn.
Mayos Hswitr, of New N .i k
eilj, eud excitement
bT ppoiotiojc knight of Lilvr
president oi tb health board
Ml DOiuted i said '1
up-
poMd to tri'kes.
Tat Republicans of the Penu
YTaia LegWtnr were at'U to
r - to ma thing ; jerrymander Sam
' BirDAL 's dustricc sn a to m ike
i It BpWiCii, boc tliey bivf iv
eomsHlrd mad concluded ir t Uet
Ur to fcMp3- Coagrw-
,v .-VTm drac ta tle pne oi ct--t
toB eoaea at tb right time ot the
"Jar to eneoorc farmer to put i n
- a bir crop. Thin ha hsppnwl
' . .! f K i.mHent
WlJIimwu-Jifir, .o-i
'famr eds no ndrief abont it.
imitt-nnt rnM not hrl ail-
ico irriren.
Wt pablUh tCKlay a letter irera
NT: f W ST. , Jones, Com m is ion e r
htboc itatiatie. in which he ex
:"?C'plaina tb objects of the bureau
'.j?m&hiM plan for oUainmj; stati
"i'tV Mea.- VTa confess we Iwk faith in
c fa power of tn larean to be of
.vi ay. real benefit to the la 'o ring
hx- ,olaSM5,but still we desire to sea it
; r'fiTatt.a fair trial, and to this end
V hope taak tk Commissioner will
C:M'sTba aided ia bis work by all who can
ttfbiia inforwatton on the points
Vtleairfd.
i -C wlrt ifiPEAKKK ClELIBLB in bus bo-
C-C too apeeck feD into line with Gov-
.'j'riKf or GOBD05 of Georgia, and de-
Vrv--f true principles oi tne
V- t)aocnUie party and hows where
i l v'l differs from all other parties.
- I IIo defiaea toe doctrine of States'
. rifhta, the rijht of kx-al self govern
f l atest, and declares that the Demo-
" i cratie party has always stood by it,
;'kaBd.b.Tl today and will stand
r?foreTTBrs hereafter. He also de
,' darea tA it i bis judgment that
iftbo ' (fOTeraBeit has no moral or
lajil rigbtto iatpoe taxes opoo its
' i-eitlzaa except fr th torpoa of
"taiaiBg reaae to defray it neeew
2 it ir it (nsf
Z?&btMS:-U I- a bopelal sign to see
mm w - a--" w i j .
.:vi,; u.. uko'iIk. iwrtv n.
-VdMYttiajEM tarry tb .uk and
m.
fila back to flrrt priueiples and
UacbtbeflitliattliereUfldirrerenca.One. oriflnatel bv Wilmington
- Vipartlei tbat it U not the apoil.
'.iM..;.. ,it ti-nrfv
eoAteadiaf for.
-... - '
TO KfXHilir TH
IWiTOTT.
JtCITsUI
Aa.'toc ! "ruietloa p(el upo
i.iifjinnrwii. ml. orxaaiauoo.
vttarSearatBMd to rcci the
. tbe Ioatie patt,
;nlU reeogaize tbe boycott
'placed appn tbe Koigbta o Labor
:'.'bf .tiGoTemorf If tha Governor
i- aloaa ia toaaffer for bia blonder in
TITV . , .
.. faooriaaiaaHigaDappiainirni,freithtJi tbe of M kind8
.S ta HI aa office created at their re-' sffardiog boaineas enough to pay
. " qneet, all right and goiil. Rut the an annual dividend to the stock
- I IUt knowa, and every IVmo-1 hoblerg. It ia too aoon to know
''v" . - I i-rtl whaf. will hrt ilnn hnt the
PPr ln tb! 5Ute kDOW5'probWlitieare that WilmiDgton
A'v-tht.thDeaioermtie party will be , Md yew winJ0jn forc anj
. th ai?err aalaa it renndiareiL ! unit, t k r- ,m..
proaiptly and unmistakably, this
'yit- iaexeasable blander t( the Gov
. i. eraor.
' .V.WB'MrilllV TAX IN UK
"t. ' ixu.
J'ft'"'Te,1wr ,n bia message to
' -J''tW Lgulatare of Virginia, very
-r; Vaeaaibly recoainends that a Ut be
1 .' j pftMed to meet tbe requirement of
-yZ?Xjth Itcent deciiioa of tbe Supreme
- tT.5O0Tt t the United States in re-
. "-' .- aarl t tbe drummer' tax. In
.- ; - ; thi State it is proposed to "collect
nglit on" until a deciaioa is ren-
l';.,' e'ed npon a case carried up.
.-V.I.Aa tae matter stand now the
X i diaeriminatea against the citi
r " ' .faa Of the State that undertakes
. t aaforce it, and this. Governor
- . Ul doea not tbink will be wis
'.'Pz"-l P9cy- In North Carolina. Treasu-"MrT-fr
BXTX will continue to sell
f-V- liceaaea, bat we are of the opinion
;at-taa parcbasers will be few
. Vs-.V Ta pat drummer of our own mer
-usim ua maauiaciureri on iu
quJ footing with those from other
State, th sale of licences will
Vara to h dlacontiaaed.
jrsTici.
- Oaf ias4 Is" do doc bar fimllr
- ai an or citicsns sod is aafsir. l or
Slihosisrh a sua mmj b worth HOO.iXiO
aa4snra tkoausd acr-M of lod
t ue mm
i wvrui ar
' tars wvrui sx prwdac s ytr. h u roJ
ft mM4 wc swx eaatribuc ra cn i
towards r9uif th rods whu-h bn
' asallac as rufn.J ,x oc't
tai, hm ill eAr( h po.,r ib-ir.r
arVr MSUtilf btl th U w 'or- M
(StSIMISS nsJt for mi b.n.l'.i : h.r.
a Jaswk ia this
Tha abOTs is froai the Sui.'.Lt.f
JfcruU, aad it ia line with -he i
(aaiaata advancasl by the i. t
aight TMM sgei. W'e then 'csjh
tka groaad that the prrten' ;oj
law was a ralic of sUer .
ajateai o involuntary nervitu.'.e
arkiab th coastitation prohibit.
Bat 0r pecpU sre nam-h wedded
0a aid enatoas and 'iiev lre '.. -,-
abandon them.
Cat there srs two ..iei iie
4psaatifa, or rachsr ther : .tr.v
aveat for the property holder wh,c:
vUtaOoat orTt this advanced by
th EemlJ. Thus man worth $1"
0 may av Save children to a'
Casdpoblic sclnxiis. yet he pays on
that property ; ,vt.ii annually
for the soppor. ( KUojls while bis
hia aaighbor w uo has are or six
ekiMrta to ::nd schoel does not
five doll
1 on i i '
ais mx
ler w would
to ' a i 'hern :
think :
keep '1,
rfli i 'IK
. ,i ro.id.
el.' ;"
c to in r-
;ifi'.:f '.1
:u'..-d-.
U" iilt'trl !:' mill
pieces ' arry ; v. g ' be ir
i the
i rod '.'.i
ami ? hf i.
Ulr-1,
irk1
::!!
Uf 111 .
ii to
lit) V III) " 1
U l ) !1 v 1 1 I I '
M !
. t nt
in;
OI" I
bers
retxT'c
,1
and n i : tit
. : 1 1
shipped 1 y
'Thi ii 'lie
cluiri-li v :. . .
One w;!i o;n-
antl. --Tliere
riy rutin' It . "
eipre':oM
8 i i ! e . N " v i
PlTinout li i iu!
firt tl.ty oi" !
A'. ni i.'li'T dot
:re
:t-re :
: 'l' II I f
.1
; t .1 1 ''li
: 'if Ulelll 1
tl ,Vsi'Illltlf
week to
1 1 r . d i a . : i ! y .
f v t-r y
UTt I I
- very
i nt lr p
ler the
: l ru.
(ii nier
,.t Mr.
a fleet
purjoe nf
eil ioy :c.
Mr.
o: tin
EK's el-iuen
puqxme. t h ii 'lie ileatt
IiF. IIF.I1 !' not ser;tusi
. lit
the regular .service: if b.r the latter
purpose, then, indeetl. will it Ive
loni Wot rh
crowded
litirt
afrin
I'.ut this hero or
mi tii 1 1
dnp is
(1f not con ft net!
l'l ur n: h church.
It jwermeates.
i;reg:t:on tit"
m the land,
tendance ot i
is an mx: need
r c if a r, fit' r eoti
rel'i'iiK worsliiprs
Tliere i large at
he in em Nth hen '
that the eh'ijuen' and
giltetl ora'er is to preaeh: wl'.en
the able and be!tved pastor an-noun''-
that tine of the elder
brethren '-will conduct the -ervices
next Sunday," the seats of many
numbers
are iiimt certain t'
empty when next uuilay eomes.
The Chntxh of Christ having
been instituted tor the fellowship
of Christian Iflievers and wor
fhn of tne trw iUU i,
ding God.
it would gem that meu wtio are
sound in the faith and earnest in
their devotions, womd attend
rlinrch for the .o.ritnal benefits to
h .lenved and not merelv to be
peculiar manner of a gifted orator,
WHAT WILL BE DONF.
nor pjy
int .illy
Col.B.S. PABDKEia still cloine.ff.0
up Wpmingtoo and the Cape 1 ear
gtirfu through the eolumns of the
Raitinore Mavfactrtr' Kemr.l.
j j, jt, he ays;
,
i :i" r.iLi.pus i;i u ui ulluii lu
tinne to tbink about railroad con-
; itrnction with reierence to tneir
J JJ?!"'
i ibiji iiau Lia l. a t v x lhbi lcti an vi
J " worth consideration.
peW, fee tbe constmction o a
railroad tbronsb On.low and other
coast cosBEias 10 me .au river.
The otber two look to diverting the
trade of tbe rich coaotiea between
t ri and tbe New nrera from
some otbar point od tbe Atlantic
jt Xorth Carolina Kailroad. The
. .. r.i .trl,inir
; onuTr,
WM JfflJ Richlaoda , would con -
tribnte maay car load of produce,
, while peach orchards, vegeUble
fra, foreaU abounding in ralua
! would iwell largely the volume of t
We know not what our Tiluiing-
. , .ii.i
ton friend, prose to do, but u.ler
the Kast Carolina l.aud ami liail-
way charter we exixct to se the
Trent and the New rivers united
by rail at an early day. It will be
done without burdeuiDg the coun
ties with debt and when done will
give ample facilities for quick
transportation of freights This
scheme is probably not all tint our
Onslow friends desire: they hope
that some time in the near future a
new coast line from Nor foil south
will be constructed, which will
pierce the centre of th county aud
put them m three: communication
with the creaf markrfs of the t i.iiii-
trr. The successful operation u!
ths scheme pmposetl bv the East j oact0, ;c. to oOc. ter pound; tui
Carolioa Land utnl Kaii j Co. , pentiue. 1.6i er barrel fot dijj.
will lie but the Pegiiiiiii.g of the 1 'J'-'c for hard: meal, SOc. per buihel;
eonsummati.'n ot the gret enter- i ra- 7u ; woo,!' I"'nP' ,uL'
-i-.i. ... o ,12.2.. per cord
J . I nil II ,'Hl 1. il UI1P O.U-Uj
tlesire. and, for th reason we hope '
they w.;i give this comp.iny. wtin1
organ ied. their earnest et tjvera
tion.
Vm M i, .
Some ol : h s' li o: ce :i,u ..! pul
ilea: ions of thr niiiii'.ii a;e a' hand,
and are wot'hy o: kpei ul not.ce.
There is a pref.'v ..mg entitles!.
"CroiDg the Unbelt." I. Ldith
Cooke. Li . i ;.ret' ollad
by I 'on: e' et.' :!el. The lC:er
lb:" . C c's . a s,..r. g .JUil i turn,
by T.iC'C. rrr.tled "My on M v
Iisautilu: I .suise. '.u c:s and
S:r!lirig oa t ue Leacn. a icmor
"US KH'J t'V (iirdner. -
1 he se.es. .on tor u
anasnsiiy gtxst, c.aii'..
of dilTerrDC grjde j .
rai oas t as'es, a : - i
ti.o a: e
p. Oct',
' a b.e ' o
I' '. be
fon r :; p..e-e . I.e.-. ! ; i r
rarii''e. ,;i:..:i j i. , .n. A tn e ,-
if j a S..ng. a i ! ',,
W " ' p: e. each. - , :a.
; . e-r s lor Ti.ur.g ; g n : u
organ p e. - fi-r c! a:. ., it;., i. en
title. I. "E'.evs' ion. - ila: .-:e,
40'"' ;so! n'eri.' 'i organ :St i
and another ' .e j. . . Li . p-.eee.
cabled "Tola; i ark a''. . bv
Mack . .' ". c's " :n p!e ' e s :r.3
:n on ' h lis .-: :. e no ., ;
ce iri'.l I'm i m i 1 . . v i : ! i ' sL. . $ I , .
l'-:o:,, ( tss ,t:nl s.o. ' ''. the1!
i " v a. ! d r.-.ss tn rece ' 1 ' : r '
rtlM a iralii a l .
Tmi Hist 5a. vr :r. lhe wcrid .', r
Cuts. Bruiaes. S, .re. Fleers. au
Rheum. Fer Ss.rei. Tetter. i hsppo-J
HanJs. Chilb'.a-.ns. i "ims. an i ait hkin
Kruptioos. and ijit i t et y ' cures piles
or n.'. pay required . It ;s aarsntd to
fire perfect satisfaction . .r money re
funded Prica cems per bsji Kor
sal br R. N 1'urTT. dee'.i. ;T
STATE NEWS
i. It-aui'tirum Uur F.ii'liAnje.
i i li;tn i 7 mft: i ))
as l'.iU ' Ward !.
d trom
'line :o c'tTi::') .
I m i : r : 1
He w .i aUiut 0
well kimw u to the
unr . II.- never
til' ; M i
't If
I It'll.
i: -ug
i. V.. .lolin-ii-f
ni.iii to
1
i 'i ,i ; : .
Cou:
lu-ii ; In- umnii-
dt'r.i'.f de.itl liore
. ii, hf Iumi tvef n the
1 ; n ' 1 1 ft. er.i! ft ; lif ( n -f.Ti
:u tl;p !.v.-r li.itt'f Ot
: .1 i
,i' li.t'h ; lit de.id heroes
it rem.i;iis l.e ; u our ft'nit'
ls .issnredly l'e would, il
M ! si'i'uied 'or '!:f c't'ii-
tv .:
t-r
tit' '
i !uil"ff I ...., i . I ol . oh n
I.. Iliewn fsterday reeeictl a tele-g-ram
trttm Winston announcing
the death at rb.it place Thursday
night, ft Mrs I'rawford. wife of
Mr. i:. l:. ratviniil, i former resi
dent : :!:. pl.ee. The deca.sed
latlv :,.til mans Ii t-nd ..: 'his place
ami a: Salisbury. ho will regret
to hear of her death. Her husband,
Mr. --Hob" Crawford, as he is
f.mi i! t.trly known here, has the
heartfelt sympathy of his Charlotte
friends in the blow which h has
sdsta'ued in the loss of his amiable
wife.
S;.ues die J.anamaU: At vVilkes
court, last week, John Cardwell
..nlo,.,l t. thll
time. Friday, April '.Htb. It is
very well understood that his sen
tence will le commuted. The
Governor has written, by his pn
vate secretary, for the .judgment.
The farmers are all at home
and are moving things with un
usual vigor. The ground is break
i ii of up beautifully, the fruit crop is
ye: sate ami hope is beginning to
auirna'e the people. The people
of .Mooresville are moving actively
for the establiahment of a cotton
factory in their midst. It is nu
, . ' i . i 1 i , . i
ciersiooii mat tuev umc smuicu
subscriptions amounting to f 7o,'HiO
to the capital stock.
I ' li o t li ti m 7.v,rrf- W-nrenleaite-d
to hear that the recent cold has not
killed the fruit. We much regret
hn.iintOi.rntM. not
to .ear . iu,u -u a elWa,
tienr nas oeiaiieu jir. i-uiuu
Clegg. who lives two miles south of
this placa. lie was going to Dur
ham, a few davs ago, and when
near that place the horse he was
riding became frightened at an
' PProaching train of cars and
irluV " a, " a k-i'
rhAw him r - r na omnnn n ihuii
"1L" '" 6 . ' .
for and dressed his wounds, which
ne cnouguc very -r "
III M V
not u lacai. -Mr. ieKg is uc.r.y
. iwsi 1 1 li cua iu. cuii.u"' "
hoatt of, and his many
friends
'sincerely hope that be may recover
from his injuries.
Wilmington Star : Mr. King, the
Toatbfal loakioe editor ot the Char-
r .
ti. .irrhnV.v Z?l wrrai
x . J r. o ;.
Court of Durham county, is still in
. . . . .
the cuntody of Sheriff .Manning.
f.De .?fflCr irom unrDam w laae
ri'Vi1 ex
nve ,nere "A?' 7 77 .V.
nttte did nrtf ar-
t "
pected.
-A oorreapondent of the
.Sffir. writine from Laarinburg, N.
C, says that no cine has been dis
covered as to the incendiary who
set fire to the Leggett House in
:c r
on the morning or the
10th inst., but no effort will be
i spared to ferret out the guilty per-
' io Capt. W. L- tt 1 1
j w" fwaly inlsa"d- Mr. IilvenbarL
bo kept the hotel saved a part of
hls flirnitnre-
Onslow Newi.
'ery tlry and cold with u.
Farmers are "holding on a l.ttle'"
about planting.
Mrs. Huffin Odum died this week
near Swansboro.
' Our gardens are suffering ftom
j cold. For a week past ice and
: frost have been with us every day.
t rutt trees, especially me p.icu,
are in bloom, and it is feared a
jon nf tl)em app ki!lnl ,,y
J coM.
I x e hear that some of the work
I done on Capt. Terrv's mill was
. . ---II Al 1.
done wrong anu will have to ie
made over again, which will put
the work of sawing behind two or
three weeks.
Numerous liies arc raging in the
woods. Mrs. ,laue Garner, living
in Carteret, we hear, had her barn
and smoke house, with all her
meat ami corn, and feuce burned
last week. Also, Mrs. Mydett ami
others lost their fences. Cap'.
Loughlin lost .0 panels fence.
With us. meat is worth lt'c. per
I pound: coffee, 18c. to 20c.; sugar'
! t0 uolir- 5-:0 to?7.(K"i pel
aarrel: snntl", 70 to 80c. per pound;
ard. 12Ac: esrm. Sc. Der dozen: to-
We hear of some parties who
want t.i go to Swansboro to do
business, and we say, as we have
said before, n some one would
come with capital aud buy the to
dime that is made aud sell goods ,i
l'" as iOs-sible, Swatisboro won!.;
be a place like it used to tv one
ol the envied towns of North 'a:..
I.na. 'e fieed a still tor turpen
tine, a saw mill, grist mill, et.
rind need some one with energy .m
wei! us money to unlace the people
:.. cotne to the place. Sura u e
h.e not. and haen": hail, i.
: ue '! a s ol 1 1 arget :. Harnuu.. M.
L'-t:.. and others. Swansboio : .,
p:c': jdate, a healthy place ai.d a
.'iif.t;. place !:e. We -: nc.-r t '
"ti - ri e one wotihi come ai '. .'. .
i - ' .v . ' d .u years gou e ! ;. .
l'a ' L i n M '. . I', w r k '.
si'r,'..i school 'e.o her was telbi.g
I
.. er
hi.dren now the tle :: g.w-t fi
: i.ke a roaring l.on seeking
a s,i:'
shun
:
he tn is devour, and alter the
was through she sa d :!;a'
'hose m !,,
t. 'Ii- A
up and a
could run
"Hush.
e r . ":,!.
tsrie.
"N e.:.
:. . e. "he
w .shetl could ask
once a little buy
ted how fa.sr the
.pie.
S p ' k
dev
:i
a'l
u f r ".
i r;.y p. i a:
pa t r . I a tn
: i.er day ;
the n.gh:
now,
1 0 : i
,:e I ..
a n: e
i heard
e e t t h e .
he s
gh'
' :iie tie v.
no1 I r : i :
t l
.Tti..r. 'Ml . an infai. t . ;:r- ' r.
besJacne. ! ii Ih', psin iti th file
and liirnt-s, an 1 a l rheumatic an ; r,.u
ralgic aiTectucs It relieve pain an i
extirpates ttie disease that car;"es
Pri.-e twentr-fiTe eer.ts bou..
11k Itrtlthtt.UT anil tM
f ir 0 1 I ill inn
1U irotl
1 lie prec.af -t.i
ntlL,o'..i".o:i ur "
cently en.ied
ten: i.!i -feni t.
OUt. bll' .' id'l
fact that public
onlv on the t
l il -i i t ' : i :
lf.r,-" : .::
o i:i : ii !i pa
: lli'ii
sent i me lit
i t , but : aki
not
sel oi Tlif .tnnety wh'.cli
ly If!: ;n :hi- t'tfi; mini : : ;
ican'ciy p"v,!!f tlr.it
action us h.i-. tffr I'Ut
can be eon.-v.iu tinted w it
in lruit-i i I tin ff.Kt
tancp to out
sir.
t.n i
aim
r. i i m b : '
. i i )..... i: .
. be rirrle
: : ., - , .v.iki'li.
!im:h e'.le el:
cnase:
l"ft!;iir
to ! he
al mo-
1
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I. a'
ir. i ",
,1 b:
tli.
ulete
I . t'ls
' ti
tle .!.;. i. Is
is :!.. .. '
re..e !"
u ii.fi; : l.e
the ! '.:.. .
I rt mi : !; e
,iinl : i.e i
ter "t I m:
1 U.K1
limn: li : et a . :
l.eis! l':ire e
ter ot i i.stny r uat this i
tnietnely a Jar!ainl
conceive 1 ami canted -
land mjn. ith the
acr.ptioiis ..!'. i.ne.l
cluiel hett. A bt.ir
b:'ii atteu: n:i is aro
I'd t o t he fact t hat t h
of rennsylvair. i an.l h
New ork li.nl d'a'.Tlfl
ITlOre 1 1.1 rile iMlltllll I
cr,.r;s.'.
. M u.
.id o
1 1 III '
ri!
m L -
i an
mi r
1 1 ade
e-r.
ill., d
9he hatl built up
ilmiizra' ion and t rafl
!l l.l 11
AH. ,
a pat h out across
from heie. and :
also, ti) Cincnnat
he
to
- I A
e-cl
ill"' '
I it I'
ern points. l'o I . . 1' '
! tins : r.i,!. bee. i n,
cieiiien ' o i j'iii.-;'i.'
1 : was ' ii .3 t rade. t
g: aphic.i'. p-s:' t't'i ,
advantage .a :
more Nort hei 1 1 i
Lhe eoncep'.ion oi
acioss t!ie moun'.a.'.
hon, t hen a 1 iclegatt
I I
1 . a '
1 1 .
; i oai t .'
to tin
Legiid ifu:
which la
e, p.rep.to
inch til lit'.o
charter
WOlUpOH tile world.
I St li
comprehensive UCU
its pio
Ib.but
visions '.hat tL.
v uera tn.
f called to
Owen declared
Lor(1'H Ih aver. " Th
; , ..
and ciry did more than equip the
company -vita a franchise the value
of which is enormous -they put
their money into its construction :
in l.S.'s a subscription of $.-.00,000,
in lS3o is.,!-, a subscription of
i ' - ' aturo aD(l
Hm.itrnf a timnrc. t ins lii.lSlD'
the city ol iiaitimorc, tuns maging
j -
. , wjs foQntl t()
be dnltinc awav to Philadelphia
. . , . nstror . n
State have re
' '-"f.0 i",,"u""'1
1 I i r -r i n irminto in roflim
even II su n ctiimetiis iiioi- iiiun-
fhan reimbursed them. This was
jjot liie object of the investment
indeed", everything indicate that
the construction ot ttie road was
. tJ
' l?Le'1 np?'l !iaarilous .1;,t"r-
io'K- men- e.c: no
, "anC. ;''n ,
luture control or
mt it is sate to say
....
tuat Ljl, tll who projected if. in
aJd 0lJt of the Legislature, ever
..7 . . .Ti i ..:.'..,...
supposuo l lie ua i oi;iu ai n y J Ul'ii
foreign i uteres ts would get posses
sion ol if, the road hail never
been built by the aid of public
funds. With such a history and
purpose marking the entire initia
tion and completion of the work, it
is refreshing in the midst of so
ranch uncertainty t turn to ;he
assurance Senator Gorman has
given us, and that after an inter
view with Mr. Garrett, "that when
all the arrangements are completed,
everybody will tic satisfied that Mr.
Garrett ha done well tor the city
and Slav. . well as tor himself."'
It dot-s t. '. ' . "m:i-c. require an
expel' : '. ti. I'tejs to see that
any . ' h the large sys
tem i i.' ii. loads controlled
by the -, l'oiut Terminal Com;
pany, iii' h will operate to pour
t heir t raffle mto the lap of this
city, wili be a matter of" congratu
lation for that trade is quite as
essential to our welfare as is that
Western market sought after as far
back as 1 s'J'i. The danger is not in
bringing it here, but placing it
within tho control ot t he very rivals
which the rond w.i const i ne'ed to
defeat. A competing l.ne to New
York no iuie surely can ob;ect to:
but a hue of i' l.irli lhis great
Western aitery tori.is but a link,
and controlled !', fhosO who cute
nothing foi the business interests
ot th; city, w.eii t become an ere:
ment of great weakness to us.
Hhould the control of the Haiti-
more and Ohio pass .u'o the hand
ol v a 1 1 Slice; interests mat nave
systematically ihws'ed in iailio.nl
pioperties tor other purposes thai
their legitimate opcratioii and tie
veiopment, there wt-tthl at once be
an indignant pio' st. Nor could
the absorption id the property by
i..il interests, that li.r.f muji! iu
the lialtimia c at).! Moo a sturdv
. . i i .
competitor, be .a .
factory s(-i : h-men!
of Baltimore. 1 i
tlou ol such art o'l '
ee.-y eil'c.t: of t:
the .'l!.i.r sucid.l '.
the a-s irah.vs of
others, who aie
speak with an' hot .
lead us to hope !
pa! .cut! V au a i :
.'V '. s
scii-e a s.i! is
: the peoph
i t L c i : r e v e n
e as t li is t hat
' cciii!;:: :;ng
'..ri-ett il, and
. i iarrct: and
a ; .'cuon it
n t he in a '.ter.
!.- best, and
b: .
i.a '
s f U ii :i.a:i N'.
11
M
i:oi
V ". . T .
i a li i p
I . h . t.
1 1 to i.
dealer
Aurora Items.
i in oods are coming in.
It. dhapin has returned from a
': ;p tti Washington.
l!fv. Mr. Dowell preached in
i u.ipin Hall l.it iu'ht.
One more student at the AcaJe
'i : . i:. il - t '. . I t hey etune.
";i l.i: n.cr-i .ire lui-y prep.i: : u
' ' : d s ; if ci i n i! t u 1 1 n p.
'I !" '!! lrt n.ai."' it a'e nt lor
!' e ! :i' toek I iiu: atne t'o., til
W.i- hinr'ton. N. ( '.
1
p'.ieu tn 1 1:. i .i i s t i ; i e .il'-n t
' I: is sec: i ;j ;liitl very lat.il. SfV
I i:;iVf tlii d Wltlr'i ! lie last 'tilef
il.it t.e '.'. i
lei' slecpctl,.
reit:t-;:i t'l .11,1 e
i- i.
ti.r. e
tle.it
laiut
I :t
- tit-it at.
and
ha;
Mi.
I i .ill. id"
ave cr;i7
Hs'iig the
hi
ti : ;
: i, et .
olr i
' en
1 ;.
. setitl
k up
h..t
r. T
inner has bought a
g , and in t'v t lie 1 )n'
h and ba-g
'oi , . it!) a new
i ,.. can attem
stih'k of iiieircine,
to '.is -.hart ol t he
,M a. tl. e V K ."
I he u !i i.-kf 1 1 es . t re about to
pla a Yankee trick on the prohi
'..: ioiiists nt Kaleigh In that capi
t al club at rangenient . How closely
do these legislators look alter our
interest.
l'l ;il . t ins ;., utif i, i the liehest
-eitioiis in North L'arolina, and all
it needs i-. hoi king men and money
to develop the lesources, and a
1 .fi".s'iat urc that w ill allo" us to
h"!d our o'. ii courts, attend to out
Ui el - . in -ss. and HO' be ! : il Oil to
: e ...it t.nl.. i ashiug ; . ui I-, -iiiit
i .e At'.riua nipr-iveiiiei.; As-o
v" "loll hold I he i ! meiM l!.gs a I
i ,: ;j. :i Hali I'mlay irgh' o'. eaeii
week. ().n worthy mavor. Mr. .1.
i'.. HiiUe;. : s president , and 1'ioi.
ll. l". IhuiiiiT, seel etarv . The olo-ct
o 'his society j to aid in ties elop
ing tins si--,; 1 1 1 1 improving the
put l.c roads, making new toads,
encouraging immigration, etc.
A gloom of" sorrow was cast over
this community last Monday nigh',
14;h itist., by the death of Mrs.
Annie Ii. Watson, wile ol S. M.
Watson, in her 28th year. Mrs.
; Watson was a beloved number ot
the M. K. Church South, at Aurora,
aud a zealous woiker in the cause,
I and truly we shall miss her in the
y
nnuuv school :dav ttie consola
tion of heaven rest upon her be
reaved husband and little bov.
Jones County Items.
Cold, unpleasant we
.ithor we are
having now.
Lor rollinas have
somewhat
. ceased, much to the discomflture of
; i the powerful Sampsons who
rl
lighted to attend them to display
their phvsical powers. "
Mr. l'. H. Mallard savs he has
honcht commercial fertilize fnr
: st.Voral vears, but expects to get
jicnr, tioa vp ir nnd maWo a hettBr
crop with homo made manure.
I -Monevis a scarce commodity
: wj,i.
us, but provisions are plenti
ful and cheap. We just consider
it an impossibility to perish any
one to death in our connty. as there
are so many ways to work out an
honest livmg. Starvation may
peep in at our doors, but cannot
enter.
Court will convyue at Trenton
next Monday, Judge Conner pre
sidiug. We have not heard whether
Judge Conner has appointed us a
clerk for our county or not. We
learn Ciat a strong petition was
sent up to His Honor asking him to
appoint our former clerk', Mr. T. J.
Whitaker,
Some of our larmers aro planting
corn, notwithstanding the track-,
wardness of the spring. We must
say that a man who cau trust his
crop in the cold earth now, with a
reasonable expectation of securing
a lair stand, and we regard a good
stand u reasonable prospect of a
good crop , such an one must cer
tainly have a large share of un
reasonable Lopel ulness.
The citizens of Trenton, it ap
pears, are taking considerable in
terest in planting out shade trees
on the btrcets. Tho Jews kept
their streets neat and clean by
every one sweeping before his own
door, but onr Trenton friends are
not onlv attending to their own
doors in planting out
j are planting tht.m on tl
and unoccupied places
'town
public
;i their
i -'
hoi t a i e r a sol in " in -ii
Nether-
jcutr Eeiks of the road hi Trenton
j township eleven white families, all
-
living
lioil-es
:i neat, comfortable frame
except t wo, who live in irood
log hou-es. l he are all situated
within a half mile ol each other,
and the surroundings denote iu-
dustiy, ti;
detluct lllg
w ; s 'a to i .
sav Mr. A
'hat is no:
::t, conrelit ment alter
t 'a o 1 a in : 1 1 es. 1 1 you
II them by name
olre'.vs, ami il he
hi- n aiue. sav Mr.
.. ) i rii h ive i
II ii -.; ;;s ail to
::o.' - am! c Illida
j ust
says
M
hiMl. and tl
I 11 v, i,..:;
j -looii: tct
i natil ho k
i ve
Oi
and by these means
reed up ti:
uiteiitetliie-.s aud rcn
ler ourselves unhappy .' 1 heard a
rentleman say that when he first
oiiiiio ncctl life he was freiiuenth
stjctl with
thes
imaginary.
iKscor: ten fe'I feelings. wouUl sit
land contrast his sui rmuii lings with
his more fottunate neighbors.
I "But." sa.d he, "chance led me one
, day :o t he dwell ng place of a col
ored man and his wife, who were
always cheerful ami happy. 1
peeped .11 through the open, cold
: then 'only furniture w,i :w.
plank stools and a no handle skil
let. and .U the c litre .: the house
'a a a No. 1 nun wedfe. 1 passetl
I o ; :: 1 1 : o the dour and saw a m angy
a i
r thn
he had to stagtier
' under : :. e !n.;i-i'
bit '( k t" k .
e c I '. I . i c wis
apl't-ared. 1 w
sui r u:.i.:. -s -a
iiiil it-ail against a
tter that, whell-.IitchU-d
leellllgS
aid contrast my
ti
oosei'ty of
w iio were
py . ai.tt it
id inc. It
I he.-e M ii 1 1 ceii l ed j 'cop
ai w ay seine::..! and ha
has mailt- a pel lect i urt
proved to me that
con ten ; n, ei, ' nia
tl..- hum: -'e ' !v : ,
happiness and
. :.d a place in
.. r ell .is '... .-i
let.
( ars
n ,
N c ada.
c . - li r ' to
s to kt c p t i;
ut a man
peace, and
asketi: What
this ma:.! - -
Villi
tl
1 na: he
r w hat rea
take m v i i le. "
t " "Why. 1 sold him sJs.ouo
ars wi.r:h of silver stock at par
ear. and it's selling now a:
do!
last
:. e cents
'U
. 1 .
ii.ii
. lie cm'
tloiis of tl,
t'arry ing i
r pocke'
'.ndeistaiid the line
stock market, and
. : er r . v ge r :r fi . s ovr
The Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kalkiqh, N. C, March 1, '87.
At the recnt session of the
Legislature an act was passed
creating a bureau of labor statistics
for North Carolina. The purpose
of the bureau as defined in the act i
is as follows :
"Thf nairl mmmiacinnarcliail rrlJ
lect information upon the subject
,.r i ,k 't.- . i I
v'i i.iwi, us iciaiiou to capuai, lue
hours of labor, the earnitiyn of the
. laboring men and women, their
educational, moral and financial
condition and tie best means of
promotiug their mental, material,
social and moral prosperity.
Tin-commissioners shall annually
publish a icpoit in pamphlet form
. and send ur e uie to be sent a copy
of the same to every newspaper
published in this State, a copy to
each member of the General As
sembly of" North Carolina, a copy
to each ol the several S ates and
county oflieers of the State, a copy
to any citi.en who may apply lor
the same either personally or by
mail, and one hundred copies of
several labor organizations which
in.i le..' in existence at the time of
the publication of the report, in
this .state. He shall also make a
full report to each session of the
General Assembly ot the iulorma
Hun collected and collated by him
and containing such recommenda
tions as ho may deem calculated to
promote the efficiency of the bu
ic.tu. The commissioner is hereby
directed to endeavor to publish an
accurate list of all the newspapers
published in the State, aud whether
ti e same bo published daily or
weekly, and to forwaid to each and
all a copy ot his report promptly
upon its being published; he is
also directed to diligently inquire
alui t he labor organizations ol lhe
Si.re ami to sec that hone are
.'nutted in the distribution of the
icpoits; he istuither (hit cted to
. 'aline his labois to this Statr."
I'lom the I'oiegoiny it ill be
seen that the purpose of the Legis
lituro in is'ablishmg lhe bureau
" as to place hefore the aoplctd"
our State as tar as the same cau be
done, the moral, educational and
financial Condition of the working
people of North Carolina. To do
this a gieat amount of informal inn
must be gathered from mauv
sources. A large pait of this in
formation must be Collecl ed by col
l espoutlence. Following the plan
adopted bv other State bureaus-
blanks have been prepared, with1
questions, which, it answered, will
elicit the informa'ion designed to .
be obtained by the act ci eating the ;
bureau. Those in the State who ,
may be interested in the work for !
which the bureau was created,
whether they be employers orem-
ployees, landlords or tenants, are '
solicited as correspondents, and )
any such to whom this notice may ,
come are requested to senutneir,
names on a postal card to the
, "Bureau of Labor Statist!
Vf jloicrl-i VP" Tho ulimn infill. I
UCTT V ' ' r vrv'v. I
tioned blanks will be sent to those
who apply, with a return stamped
' envelope, in which replies will be
i expected to questions asked. Cor-
'respondents will receive the re-
i ports ana publications oi tne ue-
nartment. and anv information it
can give relating to its work.
" W. N. Jokes,
Com. Bureau Labor Statistics
BELIOIOUS NOTES.
Only 2 per cent, of the working
classes attend church in Loudon.
The Hebrew orphanage, costing
1150,000. is to be built at Cleveland.
! O.
' There are 1S5.000 German
Roman Catholics in New York and i
I:.' churches,
i Australian Presbyterians are
raising l'l'O.OOO for church cxten
. sion and education.
The Northern Methodist Book
. concern has assets 1.832.673.82
net proms for the year. gl21.!00.'o.
The Mohammedans are arrangiu
to celebrate Queen Victoria's jubilee
with prayers iu all tbe mosques
Of the students who took the
first rank in the schools of England
9j per cent, were Sunday school
scholars.
At the last Trinity ordination
Ave Hebrew Christians were or
dained to the ministry of t he Church
of England.
John D. Lankermau has given
gl.000.000 for a German hospital,
to be in charge of Lutheran deacon
esses at Philadelphia.
Lincoln's Bible, which he read in
trees, but:11" nite aaouse, nas ieen gncn
i.e tt i :
1 nv "'s sou i-ooert ro tne r.mcoiu
Ajemoriai episcopal cnurcu.
The Hebrew jiopulation of Jeru
salem is rapidly increasing.. It is
dow 19,000, the largest number siuce
Titus destroved the sacred citv. A.
D. 7().
The city of Newark. N. J.. con
tains 160. Uim people, ami has thir
teen Methodist churches. An effort
is to be made to inaugurate mis.
siouary work among the huge
population of non church goers.
Iu 1713 Mr. Thomas Brattle bo-
queathed to the Brattle Street
church.
Boston, twi
Ol i
lll
but
tin
church refused to accept the
legacy . tin the ground I i.a' -they j
did not think it proper to use the.
same in the public worship ufGnd.'" :
At a conference of the sect known I
as the Meniioiiite Brethren in j
(. bust, hehl at Heading. Ba . re !
ceutlv. a vote was pissed that
preachers be pi ohi bi ted from riding j
on railroads on Sundays. One j
minister declared that he walked
eighteen niiies every Sunday. j
Good tidings from the American
Baptist Mission on the (.'oiigu con - i
tinue to come. At Banza M an teke j
there are 1.U6J converts and the'
first I 'hri st i an church in the Outgo '
Free State was organized Now l'l.
lsstj. The people have been obliged
t i worship in the open air. in the
burn ing sun or the pouring ram.
Funds have now leeii sent l'o: the'
building of a large iron chapel. At '
Lukemgu. another missicri station,
mauv have thrown awav their
A
p of the famous --p
h
Bii'ie" was lucked up at a Boston
sale a few days ago. This Bible. '
which was printed lnlotU. takes its ,
name from the following rendering:
of Genesis iii. 7: "And they sewed
fig leaves together and made
'u tet hes." It is also known as the
" Bar ker'' edit ion. and is exceed
itigly rare ti"W. Speaking of
Billies, one was purchased in Eng-
Ian
is t
era
;ot long ago for s.'ii.ooo. 1 ins
oldest printed edition end
fioni Guttenberg's ow n press,
ailed t he "Mazarin.''
A U I( E TO MOTH1.KS.
ill.-.. Wl.NSI.. ,v '-, gouTMIN't. SYlilP
should u!wad be Ured for children
teethir.. It soothes the child, softens
the ums. allays all pain, cures wind
coli, and is the best remedy for di.ir
1. ,i. Twenty-flve cents h bottle.
mar'Tdt'ithsRt wir
TRUE L0V.S.
BY rH'T.BE CAKT.
I think trae love i.-t neve r bKaJ.
But rather brings an adjci li;ht:
An inner vision, quick to rind
The beauties hid from common si
;ut.
No soul can ever clearly see
Another 'g h iehpst. iiobl est part
STl t.h.rouh lhe sweet philosophy
And loving wisdom of the l.eurt.
Your unanointed eves shall f- 11
Ua him wh. tills my t- .ul w uli i.,;ht;
You do not see my friends at all.
You pee what hides hia from vour
eiht.
I see the feet that fain would climb.
You but lhe step? that turn astray:
1 see the soul unharmed, sublime:
You bin the garment and the clay.
You pee a mortal, weak, misled.
Dwarfed ever by the earthly cl :,J ;
I sen bow manhood, perfected.
Mny rtaeh the nature of a god.
Blinded I stood, as now you stand.
Till on mine eyes wu-i touches k et t,
Love, the deliverer, laid his hand.
And 1 j. I worship at Ids feet.
JUDGE WITH CATir.
Al ways .-peak of u man as you titid him.
Arid liff i re e whtt... h- rs may s-ij :
If l-- K'.oi. ii.. ii a kind word may
hind hi.'ti.
la n co.,1 in s-i wili turn him a way:
For the heart must bebsrren. indeed.
la re no r u.i of repentance can
bloom :
Then why fhould cause it to mourn.
When a smiie may at once changu- its
Rloom '?
Always speak of a ruin as you find him,
Aud Censure alum- what tou see:
And when a man blamre, let "ri remind
him
That from faults we are none of us
free;
For if the vail from the heart could b?
torn.
And the mind could be read on the
brow.
There are many we'd
pa-3
, td
by with
h hoiairs
soorn
We are lo
n o w .
id ili n il
Al w.-ij d speak of a man as you find him.
And trust mil the slanderer's" tongue:
Theft- ittrcarctls a mm in creation
That's eulier all rijihl or all wrotu'.
Now wbrr. the br.d3 b. in
t.i "LvW,
Tin Cve f-T yciv.g ,.nd
ol 1 t. ki -w
Tiiat !', :, Aisi.'u..Vnr..i
i. a
Tfee iltl ra Jnt: jesti',ns
call,
WItli eeprv trotlbl.-1, arip
or pain,
That follows In the ISUu-ws
train.
Will scattering the thlfrs of nicht
Deforo a draugbsof belteer bright.
$100 u, $300 ;zrjy'
t i re.i w ho a: lurn:h tiu-ir own hhtm a; :
glVr- thvir ulioie tune 10 iht- h.isinHS?. .i,:ire
iLiunirLi.t in " ue piotlLaolv fnip'.oyoii
A f W VflCHllfifi. loWHS 111 (1 t'UHS. H i .
JhHnm. A c'o . Mi. in -l., irl) !i;c.:i.i . n.
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HOWKLL & CO., 1U Spract- ow
Vuik m uuti ftiiih. cau obtain ;!1 nnedccl -.11-fitriiiaiion
about any proposed line ot AU
VKK11SI.NG in American NWhpapei8.
Lhe
'-OLLL i", M. D
n m. a 2 w ela r"
WEAK. UN DEVELOP ED PARTS
tiRn,vifificl
Ferdinand Ulrich,
WHOLESALE GROCER
Lorillard and Gail & Ax's
SNUFFS
At Manufacturers' Prices.
Sugars at New York Jobber
Prices.
Flour Direct from the West.
Special Prices to tho Trr.de.
MIDDLE STREET,
NEW BERNE. N.
C
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
W. 15. Boyd.
Beiny In oorreiondence w i'.ti several par
ties North who desire to ninke investments
in farms, etc.. In this v:c!r.i;y, persons lihv
ins farm ur wood iaiid for sale wv.ulcl t!o
well lo i, .ve me a descr'.ptlt.p , with price
etc.
No charge ilh lra baie Is not eHected
Charges moderate when sales are m.iCo
W. B. I30YI,
Soath Front Street.
SJ room east of Gaston Ho:w.
T.
OP.ISS, C. K. FOY. SIMMONS A MAS'LY
Green, Foy & Co.,
BANKERS and
Commission Merchants,
South Front Street,
fe-ldwly NEW BERNE. N. C.
Dr. G. L. Shackelford
Surgeon Dentist,
New liaviiti. I. t. .
OrBce on Middle street,
list church.
io?iu? Bjp
dw ANTED!
l All IVE AD LIABLE PI.Rv
TO KKI'KKSE.M
A L, 1 V K INSUli V
s.
i t .
Liberal terms nd trr. iir- .11 , n t
(Ire. rtftrfutr.
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lni, uid produces
Sick Headache,
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rheu
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Pure I Perfeot Lenses
IN TEE WORLD.
rhevBi- us trr.iisp-.re'.it and colorless as
Unlit ite f, : ndf. i sc ftntes or ejiilurnnf e to
the f) .- l ueiiot he , xi-e!ie.l. enfthlmtj the
wearnr o. rea.l fur lo:: w ule.ut laiigue la
lact the fu
PERFECT SIGHT PIIESKRVERS! I
Testin.otaiiU frrni lle l.S(;ti,jr pbvsielut'
i.i The Intttd states, t iovet n.tis, senators.
Legislators, siK'kmen, lie n o ie .tc in all pro'
fcss'Or.s, una ia differeia hranches of trade,
banke-s. inpchanics. . can li- Riven who
h.ivp hail ihir night I n: ,re e I liy thtir use.
ilAWKhS1 f'ATl.M' LXTLXsii N
SPRING EYE-GLASS,
lTi i lijp-t in i xistetice.
I A ' '-' tlio.uahotit the eiur.trj -:u
pitSKure erodncing lrritfliiMn. .N'n naneerol
fa, ..-.-r ir.at i siiinellaes 11. e result of wear
v g . the r ye-glantt., n hn.v ju, e,;se opou
fl ' e ' ' r e.
in lli Covtiimi of UtiUlamt.
1 '-I- i a . .i.iiinnrv y:: .is.ii
K . i;
I'l-HT sir-1 il.-siif-
,. ' . ; !"!'' -"'' s:p- ::, nl f your
' . I ftl 1, Ije-y (-(.iiihini' gre.tll
y with .-.ti ',es- n -el ptrusantncM to
" ' " ! 'i..aiiy 1 lmv- ever found.
S U. Alct.NERV,
Governor it l.nuiuim.a.
i i Din Got. Irrland of T.IH.
' i.r,. i!.(wk.: near s-ir n civcs
t a:i e To s:,y tnal I have bt-pn iibing
e. v i-s. h r,.r hoiiit- I ii. e rust vitu much
a. .n : i-it-arn, ss, s ill uess. and ior
purpt.t-es lnt.auH-d. t!ie are not urpased
ti ; ant lliinvfvirii-.ini. I would com-
'l :.t :.. :. ail who want a superior glass.
:l 1 rs,.L ei ' u I ly y ours.
JOHN IKLLAND.
Fr .ui Clov. S. I'. Hughes of .Irktnu.
Hiivi.iguted A K IiawkPB lU' C'VBtal-s-a
Lentes for aeme months I ,. vi found
in- in the tlaeet. glasses I have eve te- d
SIMON P Hfccm.s.
Governor of Al a: B.
Kiom Ex-Govrrunr W. R. Miller.
i ..n.i Jjswkes new Cry s'ulizetl IjorKof
I-
iin.oey. having worn them with
at Katijifaction
W. It. MILLEK.
j-.x-'.iovernor of Arkansas
ALL- KYLvS FITTED
AT TTIE DRUG STORE OF
F. S. DUFFY. NewbeWfJ.C.
I w '-ere an iinmeiiRe assortment of these cel-
eui-aieu glasses can be fjr.nd and properly
adapted to all conditions of the eye.
maro dwlru
BARGAINS IN
Meat, Suo-ar
Soap, Molasses
And Syrur
It S F. TEISER,
Wholesale acd Eetail Grocer,
BROAJ) STREET.
Private Boarding House
TItr.NTON, N. C'.
Rdoit.s comfortable and well fur
nished. Attentive servants. Tahle sup
plied with the beet tho country affords.
Terms reasonable. Apply to
Mrs. A. J. SCARBOROUGH.
Trenton, Jones county, N. C. dw
250 For
Cx6;roicl
FOR TORPSD
To very reader of this Paper who will send us their fall name, address andTWJEB$T-
Kl VK TWi.i CKNT STA5IP?, we will seud them the FAMILY JOURNAL FOR ONE TEAK
Ti:e regular prl e is SI. 50.) To the 33d person whose name we receive snl register on our
books in i.r.swe:-to this Atl f riis . ment, we will give them free,
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars in Cash. -
To ill- i.oxt ten names we will give each a FINE SILK DTIESS PATTERN, WORTH
S'20 EA C II. ai d to the next k n l.ames we will give ? 5 I!T GOLD ItifH.
Als ). (- a a:iJ cv-ry p-rson w::l ge; a BEAITIFIL PRESENT well worth ttee
what th-.iy s-ael f'i' the pupor.
The 1 AM I l.V Jot' 1IN.SI. i :: kaxe 1C- ate paper, the zc of the New York Weekly,
ml i on'.aiii rug a laiaje nurnber of Uood Stories, Household Receipts and General Informa
tii n . I n fart It is oLie of the b.-.--. pupera published. Try it one year snd If yon are notsatla
f.ed we will return ymi your money. Remember you will tct a flis'.-clats paper twice a
mr.ic L for one year :,nd a Cv.e present worth from 5fc. to $i50.1f yoa will send as ryoOTifaU
na l. e ...a t u.l l: ess, .ev.i J., tu . e.-iii stamps for postage. We make yon this offer to hava you
try on-.- r-nin-r anil to gel a lare circulation for advertising purposes.
We wa r. : every render of ths paper to send at once, and we guarantee yon will be more
tuna satis no! nv we wui return you your money. Send 25 two cent stamps and send
toduy. Address,
ami:, wit J, B. RASDALL. Montreal, P, Q. ''
IOR THIRTY DAYS
will sell the balance of our Stock of
Clothing AT COST.
We wish to make room
MOST COMPLETE LINE
MER
CLOTHING we
-.iti ::: r -ciin' carg
s Su;:. Call c arh
-: r.
C:u
c o 1 v i d u new si
-li Hats in all co
k it SPJ'.ING II ATS in I'd
w stock cf Smyrna Dour Kugs
.1" Straw Mattir,g now in stock.
Full stock cf UrLbicllas, Silk,
:.'- Scbtoi F'mbreilas. $1.00; Sixteen liib Umbrellas at fsl.00.
Our stock uf GENTS' FI'RNISIIING GOODS, consisting of Collars
I Cuff's, Handkerchiefs. H. Uose, Bachelor Buttons, Suspenders, Garters,
.ir's. etc.. is very coajplcte.
Be sure you see us before buying.
HOWARD & JONES.
DAIL
HAVF, nFMuVFI) TO THEIR
TWO STORES, SOUTH Or THEIR FORMER STAND,
And keep of FLOCK, MEATS, COFFEE. HUGAB, JSYRFPS.
MOLASSES. SALT, TOBACCO. SNUFF AX1 CI6AK8," an
everything in the GROCERY LIKE, a FUIE STOCK and al
LOvv tfRICES for CASH. a24b -
fau don-fWa'iTlil
urbArs
come before buy
ho n A lif
n thL nibhrh
3uy d boitiL
Rock Lime,
Plaster,
Cements-
Goat Hair
.oic- buori buying
you tntXv
vr 1 A
R. O. E. LODGE. 1
CHAVES STREET.
k Below Express Office.
mn.v22d2.iwAw
K. R. JONES,
Wb'Jesale and Retail Dealer i
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
AJVD
GeTefrallMercliaiidise,
is.
14
Consignments of Grain, Cotton sock
other Produce solicited.
Prompt Attention OuaranteedL
N.
W. Cor. Sooth front and Middle St"
3TEW BBBKE. X. C.
Pure Lime.
We own the only Lime Kiln in thi
city, and offer Pure Commercial Lima
for sale, free of sand. $5.00 to $6.00 par
ton. sacked.
W. P. BURRTJS & CO.
Commit 'n Merch'ts and Grain Dealer,
Market Dock, g
dw yW BERStE. N. Q .
r. M. 8IMiTON8. CI.KMKKT HAXLT.
SIMMONS c MANLY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Will practice in the Courts of Craveii..!outS
Onslow, Carteret, Pamlico, Ienotr and By t
sjid la the Federal Court at New Terne.
febsaAwlj
50 C
Offer.
for the LARGEST and
of SPRING and SUM-
have ever had.
ins iu Suits ami odd Coats and Vests
before thev are all sold.
also in
k and Pearl Stiff.
13.50. A few
-F-2-'
Alpaca, Mohair and Gingham.
Chil-
ROT HERS,
rocers,
.ys-
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