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Sl -A, iva:..,'- - .. - . t Vi THE JOURNAL. . s. rev. k. Hiiru. C4ttor. Butlncaa HinA(tr. KW BERK C. N. C . MAY (tun4 11 the f04l oc it Barm SOMF. of our State contemnoi .. ne are already cutting guberna torial titular. It is t"0 early. I'n less pnt through a process of eieo sotiog it will de '.li Nf're :le builders are ready for it. leader wa at the same didate for 'ongress .hi-: intluei.ee in I'avo: oi i v v 's opjH : . e n ' . I; i: the Knights ' y . i a '. .i. g a T 1 1 . x o ! tin- 1 (.;: i Th I' - a-' :.. .-. t he in ; h a ' : ; . : . a '. .- - ' C.Jfd !' i tin- ! '.::' : Tin I.'. ;:; .r.i i, ., . a Hi. i a".. :is ;n it-.i .le i '. : ii i i :ne a can-1 lorin 1 -ed his' Part pa: : ot ate is. I i A I I . I'll' t! i-.i ie. i lit- 1 V- : i - ' a' - : r THE surplus in the tr. astir-, at Washington Citj seems to be ii creasing. The government is n-w ing richer and the people poorer. What do we sent representative :o Congreea for bnt to grapple with snch qaestions as tixing raar nn npon a baais to meet the w-.mts ot the government economically .u! miniatered? ITow to -.end the surplus- seems to ovei'nadow the more imiortant nnc u "i.e people, how to stop it. war. ocra; can.', ia'r. .1:1 I '.ovcnifi u .'lb : !.. '11 1 in I 1 -1 ' r.l : : 1 chouv : : i.i-a. eta'::iied : ' ! the r : e.,!!!'-' . :nc- r(w K inii t ili.'ir 1" "!ii" pt ii.!. ii" ".: -. i" !'..; " in- 1 letc.o,-: .,: . candid. it- - :i ' coin :na a re I, 111 incr ! .ill 1 a- t it, altered iid 1 least i-hanged. a Icat : -g.ir.-.-d. 1 vuluf.o.i -. : u.i from 1 ledciai rtij.i- ; n t as. - eri-.gii aa'ion.ii : . l'iie in--: fpi tome ni 'In- v!n!i Mih.ert that has eer h.-ci: .,:ti-red. I -1 1 I r : 1 1 tin- lip- 1 tin- in . st a ' i'n . i-11 lit. V.-i.itlg is the those times Wo had .uood t:me.- il : is thecal bad tunes, bur now we do not v a process regret our s'.iv :n the ihl ae.iden-.y . aii:ormcd At liie-a-n: Mi Konieira . and om i.l. .11 STATE NEWS n il frelll Hill 1 -.i -ll.lliL'i rmOOKl.YS l.ETTKK. you . u ho ! 1 II t he s.-honi li 11 1 ueii ' I sou t hem pi eu .! 1 - a" a' t he patro; In- 1 a : iioi ' a in. .mi 1 iset . il'thl I ."111 r 1 i , s; 1 1 .1 ei I M ; . ' I. . li : 1 1 . THE ROUSTABOUT. 11i1.11' a' 1 "iia: ie-'i-u. Th are f-w. !c:: they a; e inn I'OniiircheiiM'i e. and ihev '. 'tii an explanation and v 1 11d1c.it 1011 o; t ! ie ae- m:i .if ' 1.- Southern peo 1 1 ' t . '!:-. I. una: ai : r : 'out . t he nllls til:".e .1!: ity and Me-; U contain never ta: einlorsein of Kichl 11 The feminine barber of Wall St. .s not having ;ui easytime getting into business. She has a few cus tomers who like her work and rc comimuid ln-r to others, but there is t'.o much i-ompetition i.fa low order to make Mich an undertaking ml I'es- ful. Miss ( ; nil U said to be 111 demand among invalid.- who ic- ipiiie considerable ki!l and gentle i ne-s. At one bed-ide she was sol I V WILLI M ri.vi i.tlT' Between the cradle an.l the grave There's many a lonely life. And many and many a household sh The burdened rhild and wife: Hut midst the sons of toil and grif . Carowoui within, without. Thei-e' one. t f drudgery the eln.-l It ia the Koustanout--The rtilfei and Irii-Lei. tlif tried and tricked . 'i'ho luckle&s fioustaliout ' William ti Oliver, LIFE, FIRE, MARINE, ARIDENT INSURANCE. C JNNEt'TI' ;i T M I'll AI ,,;! (."UNHNENTAI. . i ."m-w , rl; .-ETNA, of Hartford TRA VELEh'S. of HarlforU ANtil.O-N'F. aha . of San I ran. HIBERNIA. of New it :. u. 1 . s Mi ri-Ai. .'V ii.!:'.": I A' Lite. Kikk. I- IRK. Ell K AMi AoclllKNT, Fire. ElKlL. i:a . :li ; ( ibsei va:." tr.iVi 1 d tin An lelll, t ill' cliangi 1 11 Ml I I 1 a tor' i- ; I : t . 'I bee. i Hi 1 ' eon taming a ma 1 The result n! th ' ie .'l.i'lil. o ' ll e .11 ill M! ' ', 1V1M 11 men 1 ' 1 or. Yfltem 1 of tern which tei h 1 1 -1 1 1 1 a ' la s: .Ml . iioil.st - .M. ni the I u ltwi . and 1 ie: !e i : In- w hi i 0 . mem 1 .el's 1 1 . .. ill 1 i.U: e ''Cell bu; : he ai e e. : ei 1.1 li- ii I'olr enp , 1 1 ! e r he be-" men ; State Hi "he i'eg: I :i 1 :.i'e- were tin 1 eiiel a'. ( 1 ovi-ni ill 111 ,1 ; 11 g :iiMea.i . ! h'm 1 11 ; n 1 a . w as , re versa 1 01 1 '.-.l.-r.i 1 (ioern- the eieatie ot oeiiig as it was t he; : ' t ea" ui e. Nil". 1 ..1 mar. ; he 1 lea' -I - ol the ai',:: :i 1 1 the 1 . 1 ci Ilineli' v a- ' :ie 1 1 ea- 1 large maioi:t of the I u lT-o the 1 .'del al b-v l.gioi the e du' hi 1 we I.e. nienb'e no: a' fei enee (leo D II t I Hi ell t - e. Mil III ' 1 II . ;':'. Mi 1 1 . -! 'A a goo r 1 ' IN .d ellile ( ; n .... la! l al'le ex: ent .! ileVeli : 1 ; . e 1 u . 1 1 1 ell time N ai.e c . a I - . 1 1..' ei tin V. li I no. .1 V, .: form.r towns has be NotwiUutaadiiiK th fact that in dependent earned New Berne, it a plemsar to note that they elected that tsunch DemoorM, E. H. Mealoi. Esq., mayor of the city. Mr. Meadows raa at one time chairman of the Dem -emtio execQtlTe committee and worked faitbfally for the partv Ktaf 7, ,-,-, i rlt. ir. Meadows was also chair man of the Coalition executive committee last year, m whuh poi tion he also worketl fa 1 th tu lly. w ; h a prospect of doing real good for his county. It is a pleasure a'.-o to note that the same !od that elected Mr. Mkadws mayor. 1 A & 3 4 w .-. f- ..tnnn.li Hiim Acri 1 nil 1 tieviru mni aianu' n i''mv ' " i (nmJi: ,cs one-legged Confederate snider. Silas Fvlchkk. elerk and tax collector. The iry marshal and police force are also go. -1 Pemo eraLs and god oftit ers. A M Klin v n ( om M VIM V I n ( V SHII's M I II I nme;i- h 1 1 1 der i v f I ,i 1 1 t he i ovi rs us .-legated in :t b the ( 'on -1 1 1 U 1 1 Oil on '. t. i.,. I eter- : lie ira.:.- held " ui -e iport ;t b t ne Vet I n. be-, vi inch u los si nee the war. a n d oioposes to the merchants and people ot the shore eon 1 1 tie- to make ,w ed'oi: tu re.o'.er'liat eoinmerce w;!h i.Tf!;n ', enjoyed by in w h lei i : - i 1 U I'- oy i apt . Till . S e;t . than horn shio bu;1 ler :n ol t lie tornier si " s 1 1 i s ; e ; i M a : 1 1 i. ire I at hers and i.iiei it .nil'' . 1 1 1 .v t: i '. "los here ;s no i ; ; -r - he enan'i . can tnteres'ing -t.-ry pp;"g interest ot :" is appat'eii" to I,- '. -ss of the car lis m i : a ui o : t lie 1 el. ; a: ( tor .e i large maioi:t of the teience lleie Matt,., ii 'eh! llnl l ! 1 1 I il .1 . ii. -ui the State-: , !-'! a in:i!"ntv pr.n,; n-.n. bu' e it t ne St i t. s del i ved all I heir 'i' 1 1 ro . ( I u " ; 1 1 . . ers and attributes as States tiom cell. tr. Mrs. 1 Congress under :iie Constitution, ist. Mr-. Ki' e In IT-'i ;ie peojile ot the I nit'-d son. .Mi. Ed. I States Here citieus .. State- origi- made up tin- ei nally sovereign and independent: We --.ipped in 1 si; l a vast majority of the peo- Silas fiiteis. pie ot the 1 ' nited States were tit i t--u-:hei w .th t .ens ot States that wei- originally wile. i- p' mere dependencies oi the federal we '.-a ' ' ( oivertiment. which wa-the author home, .tii.l avit ni t licit political being. The ci..p- :n W ith all these forces on the side ol and -how i the 1 iiion. leicked by a minority of tarn ei - .ue w iei Aii .gir in: was w ; ' 1 1 u : 'ie I i a as '.,.:..,. el III ' I J I ill II oil la .sue. ie "il" :. who counti , 1 1 e 1 y -ay i wlieir cii i p 'cell 1 'efol e P 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1, a II f ill i gia.II. The o I s I hat a 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 M : ill r that th, ie ll,- ! n ib.- i ' i . , w . Hi .M.Miday 1 .in itinerant a ii,-: ..u.eei ing ' ie Uece--ai"v iiiifil with much more deft than the nurse in , , aiienuance, tnar sue was i minced t,,ii c iNNI-a'TICI "T Mi Ti At, ;l to remain toi a week. !ut she is ' Ero-t-bitten or sun-browned Has paid to its Policy holders tint determined to establish a Inrp-p ton- ' The drudg-p of all. through muck and CONTINENTAL, of New Vmk niiil business. M;iv good fortune York - '- 1 " 1 Jl I I H il I IjIM. attend her, .Mrs. (leorge Could iteo .Miss 1-idith Kingdon, is said to be hav ing t he jollie-t time of ;uiv bride that hits lately bpen led to the ul ' ai . --1 man led m husband be cause he was himself, and not be- . oi ,- he w.i- .1. Ci on ltl's son."" she lie's lieia today, tomorrow roni tool mi old acquaintance. ! have 1 ,,n hetter fortune bent: enough t blue fnends to giveme : nnl fs h, JS '"ln'1 RU,Ters "n' .i.l . . , , . Hut never saves a cent. .i,, i in- MM-iei i eiiic i oi , ami tins j-or nj moil . In every nook lie's fuund. There's dignity in every trade. And honest worth, no doubt l'oor soul hrs reached the fevr-l grade, A battered Roustabout Nu l.niivo, nor K-amp. no luafer t r.i m A hopeless Eousrabout. .ETNA, of Hartford Eoshps paid in C.s years. "'. ti;a'1-;i.f.j;s. of ijanf.,r-i I.osnes )ianl in '.' I V'"ir.;. ;'r.' H1HEUN1A. of Nt.'w iile.-m-AN'iil.' -Nr. ' C i i, - n i ., i. -e ,f my I imi',n -.. Ni.ttM.ii -. . N . d .l.cu l it. Ie. r. At-sfTs. .1 N 1 . IKK7. 3-'r.r,,7y2.493 ."..SH.'JHl ,J..r6H,B39 '.Mil r,sy r,04.J.r'!! .'AM9,.ri0s - si; (iiti'i. 1 s i n Horn e 'm H. OLIVER. ' w p:cn lie m '. :e I! 'ro, .'k auk-. pi n , , lie Ipel'aU - Se d !i . I iieing excimied horn the iS t he stllliidesf gossip. : 1 1 ,t i : n , w In is," i i : o ! i i . ol i 1 ! I a ii'l p::a!ir . A unable .-.!. and .1 ol 1 II ' I p. on; i n tei est that ,- .;, was ad. N o ; t i i chane : .1 .NEWS. There i little railroa t running be- I: twen Hillsboro and Chapel Hill. .(... u distance of ten mile. It has a presi dent, three rice-presidenta. a secretary, an auditor, a general traffic manager, a ireaeral freight agent, a general ticket agent, a purchasing agent, a superin tendent of motire power and an assist ant general manager thirteen ofticers in ail. It is aaid that when the tele graph wire is down the officers string ihemaelTea along the road and all mes aages are passed along by word of mouth. We clip the aUive trom the I'-al- tiinnre Sun' '-current notes and ma:n, OwnO'l in i;,u: :m. re. ncw i New r.enie. and .' i every one ; iiat ; in ', i : a lT trade ot this S'.ate has ;.e.-n a seram- blow to New I'.erne. l in n, iiei no-i chant owned the ships iha cained "he commeice ni;i:-i' and and from foreign ports: the step- w ., builde l and . epa r, shipvanl-'w here a la hand- were i ons- antiy einpao and "he jirofits ,. the bu-:iit helo to swell the wea This has all been changed, steam has supplanted the s -el : oik coas'wlse trai'e v steam ves-cis w n ones County Item lUi'l-II i.e in ' e r n :n : icr 1: cotument.-. that there The onlv news it cAy. Now. I V ' S done ii are c and s a railroad running rtrcen Hillsboro am! Chapel II d. CONDITION OK SOETMKHV f U'.M ERS. rhilad same go ' t hose ci t : para t ; veiy : 1 1 1 : a an' i . 1 lie w e.i haiA I-. iM'd " iv.i: ".. a .or. a gloomy . i -1 s( g i ',', , 1 1: ' ' .i n e bel :e trade, wheie were a' iea-t bu: Tu, ei io. Eu; Dr. W. L. .li-NKs. e.i. Suthcrn Aa, :n rep'.v r&spondent who present tietnre of the conil;":..:i eru farmers, says: As to the actual condiu n of south ern farmers, it is certainly better than it has been. They are frer from debt, their places are better equipped, they are farming by better methods, md with better implement, in a hotter way. At least this is rnir observation We believe this is true as to the farmers in this section l or three years the cotton crop has been iui abort nearly one tKTrtT, 'Tnl this has served as a stimulant rather than Tin dtseoaraged the farmer-. As a bu rule tbey are manuring more w:th ing home made fertdilier-. cul: i ating t he letter and diversifying the cros. : mode t f eour9-. there are .""t farmer-, m,'. as there are jxt editor-, d.s-'ors. s:eam liwvern nd merchants: bu'. as a c ei , . !ia v. 1 u in Oer. Ie rule, our farmers are becun ng :i"'v i an ;ed b sai1 ves-.d be more practical and are using more ( Southei n and Northern poi inrelligence in dire t:n art.iirs on we se-- ti" reason 'dpv io; t-xrn, the XN es" 1 II d . , - - h oil 1 d ! lin a t a lu The reorganization "t the as good r -: . l'be sug .r. coib-e (iraDfirs wdi creatlv aid thein in mola.--j-- and . 'ncr articie- ' rlna lin The iiri:ini.-:i! ion IihiII.t imr' t 1 1 a ' Wei'e lornnr bomoge neons in its character, it dn e-: : N'--1 Ib-rn,- Aid ;h,-r Nor' h i ' iM'liii.i s,-a ! traoe. en igei! lore t he w A"', or t,i; mi-take our peor e made ai'er the war wa - fai 1 1 n g accept t he tie" "t -der o i' thing a ii 1 1 to li.dd on : lie: v carrvinp trade by ! fames . l 'neir imi'ovenshed condition may lure prvcuted this: ,tt an. i ate : he profits ot this Ausiness h ive betn 0 s : to on :' peo; '1 e and ' is a an this trade be leg. lined what the I'.'i.ni.r, iiroro-es. v oi r." urn- State Governments, with their re served powers. ; was a natural couse.pience that the unity and in tkAgiit oi the I'n.teil States a- a sovereign nation should be estab lished on the battlefield: that its lovernment should come out of the oontiiot with a pre-tige and power greater perhap- than any on earth: and that the eleven minority States, atter a resistance as heroic as recorded in the annals gf Greece ami Home, should succumb :.. over whelming forces." Yes. they succumbed to over uhelinniA forces, but the never entertained a d"iibt of i he right tub ne.ss of the cause in whicli they weie engaged, and no true man amougthem entertains any doubt about it today, whatever he may ha ve t bought of the expediency of ;t at the time the war began. Dis aster did not change their con vie tions. although it may have verified their apprehensions. The very fa.: that, from .he '..'ginning, they confronted these overwhelming numbers, backed by unlimited re sources oi , very k:nd. and fouh: them to the b-.tter end, achieving splendid vi. -oi it- over them, and only yielding when completely ex l:a:.sti'!. ;s the most conclusive evidence , ; t ; bcir earnest . on ie; ion ot the rghtfulnes.- of their cause. N,A even their former enemies deny tins, and tin- whole world has acko' ledgeil and applauded then hero:, valor, and splendid aohie"e-nient-. Their fan.e as soldiers i secuie; it is our duty, our most sacred duty, i see to it that ti ie nun: v of their motives, the mheg- . ., ,i.... or.,1 tka COttoll iN Ol Llieil IJLIIUIOU1, tiii'l LJ legal and moral basis of their mag- s. Mieak ti n.ticeni struggle toi i ndeiendence en'eicd ;ln .Mimk shall be ai thoroughly vindicated ion. -, ho live: .iu.i established. This canii.d be Coi e Ci.-ek road, done m our children are to be m tne ooen av - i , i, I. A e MlMoiieii ;l 1 he I v. : d I I ill I i . 1 1 'less,-.. .1. .: Kr 1' A.- ; i: . ell i s;iit ; I s : , , i : : i ; : , I hem h i i"! i a i s. an a ! u ,-n ' , ' Le !m 1 1 g ironei eld all s ;! ,r . o . II d oil 1 i.e he. i'. Trent : a , i M i . i . ( bear.-: n.id unlay Mr. das. i . 1 danei'o -ly s,, ; p.lst . ' - s, e.C ; OA I.ce. colored III ill alu .Joseph A . sin : I finest g.u den w i season oi : i.e -. . We ale l,.r : I he 'oil i won. you: .. i i'ili. . s Vi 1 lie-t filet 'A i cm. , damp -pi . i lie . u :. m i ;',.. dwell. ..g -ai .1. '. Wv.il. n li W e nope otiie; . and had t lie-e nam" brri; " M: line ! n; e a : 1 1 w . i - s. Mil e ' A W Mr. lis! M r th-. i'i'Ii.ia ' i I e leel li e -Ik a:.d K'M ciepi.e.v editninjr at I .on der m : .' !. Altlv killed. Iv sbo. ke,!, w a- ou:nl loian was tiled el aid I .o W i - n : ' I k Mm i ta;k ;iboii' first c;rc!e Mv sii, ;t. could not be bettered. Mr-. Gould mi-Jit lieihaos umAe w tii U opi 1 1 I V his , ne 1 l iilli lief . I.i . iii He an: hor, --What's banished . bu: -i t fi'-e 1 1 till dail contact w Ah . the ; lungs 1 loathe."" In the mean time then- is no brighter face to A, I 1 1 ui ml any w here. Much 1 a 1 1 1 1 is bei ng loiind with i -I . ( o nib 1 because ol his bad memo i . and it ha- been suggested to loin that a course of lessons from , 1'iiA l.oisette would be ol ailvaiil ,ip'. I heie I-one especial --Clack I r 1 1 ' thai si mi i e pi -oph ale .Ai Mulls lie simiiiii recall, as Wf-W as -oil,, alleged Iiiilliiplllat lolis ol tele giaph stock. Cut the railroad km -miles blandly, and continues to op. n up loads with the old time Heal lless and di-patcli. I'.ut there aie Linkers, ami pioinmeiit ones too n I'roi. burette's school, and they ate not confined to New Yoik and immediate vicinity, lor les-ons ,ii- given by coi espondencc pi.-i as -uecesslully ;is by lectures. Mdi i.ijs w ho forget easib oi who have im no home in welcome -inib No haj.py children shout. c. 1 ..ft, too oft. the Khiss l...jil...- Tbe lonely It oustbout 11 .-ind , r st ill . i;o where hew IP I ui- k ! i'-s i;. m-tabaut. I I .- in .uied Ijiaite -f will defend iid pl'.io dt-r mercy's claim. nd yet to man disfirove a friend . h-hv a hrother's name. hi. sons of labor, small und -renl. V ho i-umd for manhood ntoiit. Hail him a brother when 'on im-, t The work worn Uoustaboiit --Th.- battered. blnlE'd the fi-do-d :md ciiir,- 1. The lni-lAe-s ICoustaboii t. SCIENCE. '1 he 1 low el t h .it b 1 " MM III I h. mo em a ti ' - in f -. . t f the s-i one A i ;t l.ia e :,,thll! 'I v in -. Em 1. 1 do with ( ; ribaldCe F. T. The Middle RSON, treet Merchant, h s a e im; i.i ni: or A needed pi e I el'el 0,1 II t I i i s III A Ii KM 10, by 1 'loiessor ( hai le ol I lai ai d ( 'olleee. CI I A inel l- ,s e pressed S. Sargent, who declares Gentlemens Furnishing Goods Consisting of Ibllnrs. CulTs. SI, i rta - lau n, I ried )in.l unlaundried ITnderwear. Siioi.cn. ler-. Half Hose. I.i le Thread Clovea. Silk 1 'whrelltw. etc. A I'ai-y l.n.. of Neat and N..l.!,y N.-.-k Wear, in otylo and prices that excel '')n,p'li: e e- I I, airlu 1 i f i :t-Mi. atel am ,A No i 11 t: rM . . !. - ' IfA'ti' e ' M ' A ' ' e ' V . A , sto I; . Till i I 'd to hhmlitir hij)i prices, a Ma nn from the. handseme I f yon u ant :i Siul ol , lo I, that with t he exeei ifioii tol't he willow our own I ices are superior in Muality not Kan'' "n tlu' "r,lpr l,f i 01" ''""in but o, I i U I,. I m,' ai on- e to those infroiliiei i into .New laig 1 1 . . 1 1 1 abroad. A new .aiiable tai has been dis cie, eled ill the esn-tellat ion Cassi opeia. Ii-color is a decided oi ange red, ami between the beginning of December and the beginning l h . ,ip in ' utility, do r i n price, all new, Jiy 'ion; r.i uats Knocks all other- hlii p neat, frexh. and the latent style-. Ah-,, HrvCood- Homespuns. iinKh.-.ms. N.,t e v.r.i 'arpets - , fact a general stock, from v. hi.-h everybody may select, at U ,.:k riottom Prices. Iny7 dwCm l ,' -1 1 all o Ii las i . u e iia : , lo inn meet Al A 1 1 mi : i 1 :ni v:-.,-i ,,ur m oaia in.. 1 1 '. e ha:; farm - Week . M r. A . 1 i ley '- . hole stroyed ai a v. id li a e aR.ftl . W c heal ' i a Mr. ( le 's .say ! i:.A tb.d neat In : he who! field w a -lied ,1 d A. ng a ;u a ge lie 1 i was Al io pi 1 I A e i !L''ib"l i appe II ei Ve-. ll a e . . I .oil Trrll'a a ie a i lay -it-; w een tw ie ill: M:. !' Ml .AH t :s useless :o think ,. o t he s. . . 1 vessel to ; bulk o: the coast tr.u t Transport a ion :. uncertain compare ;ich freiglr in v.ng That .o -! , i w '.'. . ; h taiieii tnat tne rigu; wa- t', ni- loin , clock", atut carrel s;ve! oil one side in the war. and seveial pie, e- ot h.- lum:. thai th-ii fathers had torfeited -u 'po.-e t : lend Mortotiw.i b their citi - en sh: p. even in their own to keep h ,s meat hoiise Im ke ( ) u ! v ii le bei will bring them together, and the successful farmer coming :n cou tact with his neighbors wil! diffuse knowledge that will uiteu e as good seed sown in gid ground. The greatest imperns that can :e jiren to diversitied farming :u the Soarh now is t" create a de ma ro tor agricultural products; and to do this we must have mannfact m. ng Industrie. livery town should have one or more factories to em ploy a portion of the people no would become consumers in-read of prodneers of farm products. mmi;,I come A b a , A N w - The f.,r i " . In" r i,a" a n.-ld , I li.lla-s toi: . S . .' . . s ' men h w lie: e : . j ue.-' ;oi. .A icsii.v Cj'.ng the A ir.ci : can mei hair m a r , n w as.it.scu s-e-!. and : he -on" heas' .-r u ' 'rancii .A i he ll'' ; dir.-." Y." k ai'- eu vr op:, -A regain now and :o a ': i r Halt m- :.-A-eti' "ti -o " w i - : , . -1 at ion 1 Si i League wa M. V;.;.i Mc! mCe'A! m . n g t .. i : , ;.-(;.-. 1 1 e :it-ar npo; i '!' i ,.i .1 . e w :u ii io . bun i 'ongr.-s .,- i -M ; o ; i k prompt s ep- , a pr,e t- in cii f ot oi i r am e , gn c - mi b the e ' e II - i on ol tne In e 111 1 r n e of The I II 1 ! ed States e All -i e I' I COI. V AIMtKU. A 1 ,. . ,,., git N" a oak: : ' a ' - m ' 1 A ; e . A m.u : - as w e , ; ei .' iHill-iii'd ora" s . - - , . - ; : : it oi .ill youris; un :i o t ' be g. ve a ' e a .:;;.;. SM 11 II KI ,-s he fill: ab:r. rree , , ' 1 e I O ' I , i , I ; , i ' l.P A- " . 'Il' b ' ' e Ml i THE OF LABOK-IS IT A FOL1TICAI. 0R(tMATIo The Statesville l.anduunk says eoasiderable interest i- felt m the 1 neat ion whether or not tiie Knights of Labor in North ( 'amlm.i is a political organization pur- and simple, and it concludes, after citing a few facts as to their posi tion in past elecrions. that their1 stata in relation ro politic- :P probablv not be detiaite! deter rained until the -reneral el. -.a on ot 'S. The r.andat i b.i.ses rs ,-, ,n dnsions upon the following fa. - la Blighnd Durham lnt rear they TOMd in a body with the Republican La lh maaicip&I Jcttona tn Asheville nd Sta(Till laat k they did the tarn thins, but in Raleigh. 1'urhic: and Charlott thej diridnd. Laat fall election indicated that the order wu nothing more nor lea than an annex to the Eepublicar, party; thia spring's elections, taking the Slt over m cn Ua,' the mattrr doubt. To oar mind, if the alwve i proTe anything, rhey prove that the Knipht ot J-iIht organization is not an annes to any po.Aica Iarty, oat u- memot-r- a.e .,!. .i;i,,eh;, . s-i.tral . ed n .tiona! gov pendent voters, and ill vote nr ernmetr. :u a... age .A do!',.,: wor taeo vbom fhey tlnnk d b.--i shipping n- r. r:a -n. ;ud who .,ts raard their iotersr. witb..u; r. - eeu only the w:dc c..:.tra- In- to . . i i .i t ween i he we.,.: u anJ power o: one gaidtoUa party to winch Airy s,.cU011(( he ,o:it:V. ,n, nie belong. w we cannot under strUiri,ne ,.ven v .d t he ; her is Atand wUv i Sratesv die they voted m danger t lorming opinions an, jainstaneh a worthy candidate as arriving at concln-ion res. bv the cime of : ebellion A Southern writer, r. a reiA At booh, characterized those who take pleasure m rolling the word l.V-b.-liion" under their tongues, a hrt'l'i' i'rc'i t.eonle. 'fo those oi v, en .them ho u..e the term, knowing loAithe truth o; histoiy. . different name may nereaiter ue .iiuuieu. The onlv i ebellion, save one in Ilmde l-laiul. that has eer oc uired a. this I'onntrv .-ince the ; a.- . achievement oi A t.ieri. an inde ppt-d pendence happened in rennsyl- vauia. and was suppresseu ny a Southern slave holder named iwns :f.'Ih(iW - V.'a-lnngton. That other- will oc ui ui the future history of '..ui country I have very little doubt, but thev will not be on Southei n sod. N".. y that the ( '.institution . has be cii cO changed as to create only om- so ereiguty :n our land, to winch S;at.-s and peopic arc il.ke subject, the Southern people will faithfulU abide by it ; but if hat had been the claim from tin tcg:n:iing t hei e never would have been any American 1'nion.and the ' opport utiir t.. use the epithets rebel' and rebellion.' and traitor' : and -treason' would never ha . e , arise:, for t he gra : i neat ion ol those who revel ii. them. I ii;- much J hav. i c't " ro i,e mv d.ity to sjy on this occasion, at; due in; i t.. the memory of tin' brav.- and fu , true i..en who went, torth to battle an I and to .be it: defence oi their tin nc ,r l : uei U'- an 'i their s. nee, ' and .111 ,iv W e e . pt d lip. ilc I , o vi-l u 1 a t . I '. A I g . I in M ,e iol i" id si A si mi - 1 1 A 1 1 ' 1 M ' a : d I I; A I he fa I Inel S ;,.;:. -.;,-l; a I mill A 1 1 ii ! harvest i lel.e e ' I e f m a lie, 1 1 ein ba 1 '. ,-U' and "I; i rd Tt llle-" so gell- i .... , ,,i ta , eo ; i-il s :is i w o a .- ii : ic. lied Ml .1 o u u h i p. on : In Sm it ii and w , le , lie i Aid .a Mi's. ! I I ii ; . n . M'b.e-. iei' ho m , in : he I o a"A eu , i el Igioiis l.-a ng Ion -mall ci o 1 - o luges' aged loui il 1 1 the oi di-sl c i ghf y ear's 1" I ft 11 1 II h M :',d " W0 , d iren d, ad. Tne silppo-A- ; r : he viiiiii ,-' child was ; i d the I :-. p'a, , d it 11 mil ! gr.A i pv :t.- i, ciin us. i . ciidd ! c i 1 in the I boy .-pi ang in toi ' h were drowned. , .' I'iiiin 1 1, : l'ai is I dm :ie. v as t he on ly black man in j Sh a i pc sbu i rr township who made1 . I V il i .A to sC l.ant- year, mid on." J night last week a tinei broke in on I hi.- ba con a nd stole lour o i t he n i ne j tioulilc in remembering what their ; March its in igutnes- -teadily dim t'Mii't political vi.-ws were at an v j ini-h.-d, so t hat its magnitude had linn' will be especially considered become lb, as enmpared with si bv th.- great memory mender who j wben hist seen. deiights in heljiing Ins brethren of Ir. Daniel W ilson, the well tlieiiuili. M iss ( , 11. Le J b'W, com-I know n Canadian philosphieal pileroi r.ngli-h as She is Taught, " writer, ha.s prepared a memoir on 1 1 1 -1 -I , v e i ing u ha i this system had t he subject ol 'left -handedness, be accomplished lor .Mark Twain, ha-. ; ing a h it handed person himself, become an earnest and enthusiastic 1 He ;Ut ributesjleft-handedness to an pupil. Thnnks 10 the hearty en-; except ional development of the doi semenr ami co-operation of the j brain, and is willing that his own above mentioned gentleman-, the , brain shall be examined after his little volume aboe alluded toi-death. having an immense sale, and i-i The highest weather observatory confounding not a few of thebes-jiu Knrope is on the Sondbli. k, in -US on the l.oanlSol l.ducat ion. i tl,n nsrrian nrm-itiefi n f ASn 1 -l m rfr GEORGE ASH, THE CLOTHIER, IS MAKINd THIS S1IAS0N A Specialty of Fine Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Tvvi'-V Pver ,n the mo8t fastidious a the LOW LSI I'OSSIFILI-. 1'UICES. ( Air Suits are stylish and well made, from t-isteful fabrics, and arc Rold at Lock Hottom 1'ricpR. , v,nr)ino0p1''l 'KNISIJINfi HOOPS embra everythinK that Gentlemen use. In M'.i-k V.I-.A; and SILK 1 1 AN 1 K LLCHI KFS wo are exhibiting a line of goods that are creations of the beautiful and ca titivating in their elegant eim- , I 1 1 . . .. L. 1 .. 11 mui in, L .il ii,.i,iMiit; wrxlt'.IJ.'l li 1 1-1 i , . nd other advocates of the abomin- ' al an elevation of ten thonsand one I nties a ml r ,,eh V r J"t iTaiV nuo, brow'n,: F,r ,Iat".of " ehaP68 flD ble crammin, sv-tem Inch ob- : lmilrtrP(1 and s,VPnt ,.fioven teet Suaw iL;. aeBortment of iiir educational too. e the sea-level. It is exnected i uii Btock or 1 ( .O' ns and notions. Ladies' ..n,i c.ona-si, , 1; ought to I..- that these loftv observing stations to euit the times and your pockethook. A La. boo' r..x.-d (Salter only r,9c large majoriry Of ill one bav furnish the most vain- e,are BVi-l havmK run "n "ur : Keiiuin-. line French Calf k in Sho-8 that this Mishilliir.l,.. in.lh.at.V.n- for ,,rdiPtinl'n.LalB'an'1V,'?gress-uhlch.a!'e ai"knowledKel the nicest and best Shoe in the l)A ID M. JUNKS of Per.u.t will l,e pleased to meet hU old friends and customers at , I ino'A ; 1 hi ll 1 mo-; unreserved condemnation. I'.ut as a .Massachusetts teacher said to nn- last summer, ;YVe are powerless. Obey, orders, or we will till your places, wo are told. And so as we have our livings to earn, and nine times out of ten others depending upon us, we are compelled to appear to endorse a system which is as deadening to the intellect as it is destructive to the body. If the mnthprs wonld only wake up to this horrible state of things, we might hope for a re- fnrin " elitJ 'iililiid -anil b. tt.. miAlit j-...' ' 1 1 . 1 1 ii. ii.v'i .'il 11. iui. iiiiu ; til.., I 1 1 e Well A' 1 1. lent w !!. w I I e - 1 lie ' at i -Vine Ul w liiel, lie relic, 1 t,i ri il Ltd. Th glit of tin- gt, li s a. he celebrat ion even ; n i he d y t line. :- We -.iv .nioinied by en .1 as. 1 . ,-eot t "s I,el. hb.es Sc, At ha.s a neld of : i,: r y line cot toll, w hich , - l:oU Chopped on' and - d, A says In- w .il v,aa 11: , : i,. tha' it is : I.e lines" n em Nor ' h 'aii'lin.:, am ('01 u crop -. I'el ; a in 1 '. pri't tieSt he I'Vl'l -aw I ,. it acre N 1 1". Nil. O : ii eel v .. Ill' -el : a Ul m at lure in November, lsi.yiiPe election t.il ( leNeland. li. W. .Lines, id I'.itawba county, one of the many visitors on the occ.isi.'A. w'mle parsing ' h rough the ill... ,n i ...ui. ,.1 Mi- I ' v -ii, . . , , . , . , , , - , . , 1'itikn- lei! n:o ihe ,.,-L . ,- tliei- ' 111.11 ueai ueiiguiiui Taught'' is both a comedy and a tragedy, and if it does not start the thoughtless to thinking, nothing ever will. Nvm Crynkle calls Patti -that dear delightful little old lady." Is'ut he mean': Suppose somebody should call N'vrn surelv he's no .Mills ng He sued eels. 1 1 1 ; li aao : he eel,, r iui alld Teke a in town, t hi . nigh -10.1100 damages. on thigh. :s olli- Aftel 1 1. ol t he y ea r. loriiiair. "in- polled ,'1 com : lionie made, an highly manure' saic iiiomeiii prep 1 1 ai g im Idling up ii a ;,. .11; , 1 a' los aut ll nl. f-ea -mi d del 1 ai r 1 n- C Used ene manures, all his ci ups are ;I)W .A c ci y hauling and yen'- -' . 1 b i c s . ' se. -rd ci ui An 1 ..mo s the case came iii' at las August : el 111 of "he Super ;: !' 1 our! of 1 1 edcii county and ! ie plaint . i'f tool, a non suit, lie then -, : ed :n Ca t a w ba and the 1 alse Ca 11 , e up at the lis' i . -I in ol S M, peri'T coin ; nt 1 1 Ibd ai . e n-a open Mil an'1, freli . i . id Indus-1 , i wAh Ho . e-.i.AA lA ileld I. and t! il Hi. it K : v i pan. s aiciioii Th:jr-ii ay irglr t he; t-L'o.m .. i'.ui as - ll 1 1 1 , i In ; lift . pounds oi siiA . of .M 1 . C. ( . C. : eel'. -. ;he age,,: . Mr VA aid. that -nriii "lie ii id In e I li e . s pi e' the Neu-e e.li.a 1 ,, '.A ' "111 a ' I I flit,, II oil I i -a and I oi, , ' I r, u I, . w ii i' 'n '. i '.i ogih-n. and h. 'l'lO'Cl t V A - c I Ac el or hei on; held U A lA .III .ippe d. t..r t lie :i.u Lis-' w . i k I ,1 : . , 1 lie w,, Moll, la . . the I . . : , lig Maow - Mi , I ,A CnllDIV. Arnilield. ii I o w ii a , gllei I t hat d 1 lint Im- sUCil ill .111- .1 it.lg.: Micifgoiiiery them and t! i.e ca ll t iii M r C. II Armliel I in; i I decided i 'hele wa- e i for i I Wouldn't he ,i'ji i , 1 1 ' tr ,in nn, iiiui t lie : c and svei , pi.ici II,,, I Mi It! ll ne . i. I p spec, spoken Ai tor As p.ii t Wee ' i ! a e -. i 'ol, a rr: : : -a The ynUIl g II. an Ulici r ! i.e l oir amended. ,.i.d t he g i- it ba- been d;i the w a r - - , h o u e ve r he contAiuaiiV near- denoi: -: lie er i ot ; I.e -la e p. e. ,-r has grou ;i up under ' in h A 11 1 ;,'U v e I iinen II 1st er, d, .'.veil Al " ; i . y " "lib. .-nice ' hat ced as - - wi.o i " W , i ' rights home- joii."i. N.-w--Kit lilainl--Si li'ti'N l l ull-, .V ' . wan -In 'ro. M ay 1 ', Is-:, i ai i a: .1. .ci:nal : We h-i; .ur e .g tne ,.; her day on a trip to ll'. ; 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 : s . 1; had bd-n eigiit ears , -Mice our last visit and many things have Ven done to beautify the pPi.e We felt better and liapp.er w b.-n , e tx-iiel. the bright, cheer : : ;.o .-.s .a on; Lienjs and as.-o-cii'es ai boyhood's happ. da; -w ;a'.ke,l oi the old days and re- -,i ,e, 1 t ile old metnoi Ie-. 'e I, a I "a.i" we w ei e In iy s a ga i n . . a i c - - our last trip .-"Hit- hand -i, me re-iiL n es have bei-n ei cted ; ii a;e! near the u.wi;. Among the ir,"s; noticeable ,ne those jurt i 'V Aoh:: I 'ran k Humprey, J . i. L.oo:..e. Ceo. IL Venters .imi Nacy Brock j'wo young men. w lose names we ,b' not mention, have e aoh a m-w but beau.'ilul dwell.ng. r'nat is. --they have the ca-e but have nc! caught th-- bird." We the pio; lard. 1 I h it-Vi ertv . i s in , in I he 1 e and Wen : I , st i g . i ' . ' ,a i r, i t car lac, I a bo A , e ' an .led cie - '.ell .1 I.e I : , 'I pur ,M i . a in i . n a , show ed h w a - -ol.il W. , i ovel "r i i hat olea. .Mil- I iie .(HiOJMMI Si I i.Ol III AIM I ,,- I he old w oi wa rn I : 11 ,Ae,l III I . , hear i ili-i- i -c, aged about drew-, wo .'earn heal; h and had carried a In1" oi smith shop, r.--on: and fe, 1 h s hou-e, eompi.iiii hear", took sum bed a" 7 o'clock, and clock si I'D' k was a . A ml lews w san , . ee ! '. a go.,c! iie"j'.b..:. a w " .Aid. to , i", 1 ''. il had t .on o i be , ;. g s ; ,-. i ; ly man. 1 hi- worthy c tw o daughter -a . . 1 and Mi-, b. b. Mel 1 1 1 1 a h , i - and a hi.-; i M 1 1 1 1 e w , Mr An h - n-ual ay he A.e, I An a, i o : . . w e u 1 came ' , , !hi a pan :n i 1 1 c ne. ei; ; i w hell t In '-' .. cii . i ' 'A . s 'una I I ( al in n-1 . en. .-pa; a hones! id C l l:g 1 . ' I 1 . '. e - ! lie ie, - ; , ,;n - 1 , e - ' I II II 1 J IO, I ,oj tin- ii ,cai car. . i little old gent lenrari squirm though ' (ueeii Kapiolani is profoundly interested in every t hing -he sees. She laughingly declares that the great stores make her head go round. The Ldiei-u is a good art critic and has invested largelyiu pictures and embroidery patterns. She was delighted with the per formance of Kvangeline in Uoston and sent some lovely bouquets i o t he pel dormers who pleased her IIIOA. I "ok . t i.l, : .. ..nc i r .1 -v i.iii. in . a 1 1 1 1 'i ii i , i giHHi- was argued . Iiat,1ItMi v criticises a recent para- ' ' nrt-aiill Of'tiiine oil liidil 6l,i find ! -ays. "The tr nth is that shoes too j large fur the ic.-t occasion as much ': trouble, as .shoes too small, and ie colli t oe," w . 1 h is i i ,.i,., ., i ,, ii i ,iu . i.,u!i:.i ,in- ' i-ii.uu-ti nil 1 liei 1 jpiide when they base only been ; trying to attain comfort." (Irant Mul. bui I thmk these are decidedly ; excejitionai cases. Tiht shoes and high heels haw destroyed mi.iiu a i fine constitution. Intact they can j beat seven leagued boots in con veying their victim- to the grave. My correspondent al.-o wishes to I know if there is any shoe poli-h that will not , rack or loughen the leather, and if there are any black stockings that will not disgustingly blacken the -kin, or tuin gray and streaked in washing. I hope a is nof amis- to say that 1 always use Haven (il'i-s, and that 1 never knew il to er i, 1: or ro: I lie most delicate kid. The line oil which it contains prevents these conse quences. Ihit then- is one caution i which if will be well to observe'. use bout- are sent out lor re- j pairs, be sure to .stipulate that the mender shall hot use any kind of ia known ten years,' tain- in ninsi establishments said f,,r the women te.iohej and cramming and sp.-edy promot- great weather phenomena ...j, , . .u.oi i. m.e .ui u ...;i I A miSSi0nar who pupils, has always received their T.in 7. having lived in that part of Alnca a gn at portion of the time, declares that its level has fallen fifteen leet during that period. This indicates a ory extensive and important change in one of the great. African lakes. J ts cause is not even con jectured. The Kev. Dr. Walker, an Knglish entomologist who has collected in sects in many lifVercnt paifa of the worlJ. has recentlv made ex tensive and valuable collections in GEORGE ASH'S, Middle street, next to L. II. Cutler's. "The Little Store 'Round the Corner" lias doubled itself. It is square in sbapj. and square in its dealings with all. Our old friends have long been convinced of this fact, and it will take only one call from new ones to positively assure them. Bear in mind Kgypt and the East. In some parts i we are always able to put before the customer anything and everything ot Asia Minor insect life appears to i we advertise ana at me prices named. be as abundant as in the tropics, j Listen to the wonderful inducements we are offering this season, and and wo are told that the nocturnal remember we have not the slightest fear of competition : onr prices can noises made by 'the insects at I not te met by any house in the city. Why? do von ask? It is a sim Kphesus equals "those to be heard P'e story and easily told in a Central American forest. VV P-VV ('A SI I ' SPOT (' UIJ New ideas concerning training! tYJ I . I VVi Jl. rl Ul LaIijII . have cme into vogue among boat-1 Thus saving the time price.- and the cash discount, which is a verj ing men in England. Formerly, a j large item. Our customers get the advantage of these in our very low diet consisting very largely of meat : prices. Now see for yourselves : Heavy ( nbleached Homespun, yard w ide, .V Good I 'nbleached Homespun, lc. Good Gingham, .". I'laid Homespun. .. The v ery best . abcoes, .r.c. Lawns, very handsome patterns and good quality, be. India Linens, from Sc. per yd. up. I'laid Nainsooks, all grades and all prices. Striped Nainsooks, all grades and all juices. 'olored Stripped Nainsooks, only lOc.yanl. Embroidered India Linen Suits, only $2.50. Beautiful C'hambrays. Satines. Ia'o. Kmbroidered Satiric Suits, the latest and piettiesl novelty of the season, elegant and very low. Cashmeres and W oolen Diess Goods of all kinds. ' Percales, Dress Gingham, and Gingham )r,-.-s Suits. r ; - 1 1 i . .e i . i . . , . - . . . ... .Liaise niu tin linen aoweis, oniy iv, .ll elegant knotted Inilge .. - il I s .i 1 1 hi i n I a ii i Mi i j, ii si i i ; ,1 il - , Il I he I li A i d States I y - ' i d c, All 1 lilies ' o ;o lllllll I ,.i-t month the , , , rase was was rigniiy insisted on. 1 his year, ! t he Cambridge crev. who rowed the ' I nivei sity boat race agains Oxford, I were permitted to eat lish. puddings i and desert for dinner, during the entire course of training. Physiol ogists now consider a variety of food essential to the best results in ' training a boat's crew. Sugar with pastry, however, is still forbidden. Thepopularimpressioii that the Lsquiiiiaux eat enormous quanties of raw blubber is corrected by Mr. John Murdoch, who has spent two wiuters at Point Barrow, on the shores ol the Arctic ocean, in Alaska. He thinks it doubtful whether the consumption of fat among the Esquimaux is greater than among civilized races, when it is considered that this Arctic tribe have no cream, butter, bacon, olive oil or lard. He represents the I'squiniau y. as leading a life of ev- Ireiiie activity een in tin w inter. bleached Damask Towel, only Towel in the city for -Oc. ami and aige-t ami (inest Damask or a : th, rate ol annum. I mier -I at ill g 1 1 lie su r- ; phi- : s .iTe.idy - 1 Th.ooo.ooo : under ' the new it s lA.OOO.OOo, Ihe pi IIlClp.ll lea ; 111 e- . ' I the pr f s! .it ellleli t ill,- All i n, -tease Al tin- - d e I , i -1 I. h c a I e - o I -A.oOO,- ( ooo . a i i ei c ;-e in 1 iie bank note c: i cilia! :, n o, a ii mi. ooo : 1 1 u r i i 4 , t web. e line a hs ihe sd er ce i t i li.-at e , ire da; ;.,:, has . nc, eased - 17. ooo. -ooo. and : he baiik-m.re circulation decreased v." 'A i to. ooo : the m-i debt has been reiltm,-,! I ,. ooo, ooo on j j f. i ing t to - in on t h, ami iieari v m,ooo. ot hi mi tar ,; ui ; n e f h, - n -. a I ea i : Ids M.IVr m i eased ; T ten n o'll hs of j IIA ell ci with ten ir hs ol , t-t , ar. ' lire im- e i e-- ol goVer Illliell! leCeipt- "Vi-r; exped,', ure- l,o thc.-ame line Lis! ' n .iboiA Toll M ll ll HI ,1 Endless variety of Napkins and Table Damask. Stamped Linens of all kinds. Louie Seal Is. Splashers, Tidies. Table Scarfs, etc., with the best wash working Silks m nil the new colors, only dc. skein, andthe very best French Woik.n;; Cotton, turkoi rut blue I Qll,l Tpl.ltO ,1 t ill.. ., ,1,,.,,., , . I 1 , I " . . , n i , i : aim n iiuu, ,i it, . I ui,.l , ,i Ul . Nervous people who alarm them-i ' ' ' i .: I Rick Rack Braid, full 18 yd. pieces, 5c. J All linen Torchon Laces, 1 oc. do., yards, l ull line imported Torchon ; and .Medici Laces, very low. (ur Oriental and Kgyptian Laces are ' cheaper than ever seen. j Ladies' Cape Collars, .he. and inc. Child's linen Standing Collai's, He. j Ladies, Cull's, 10c. Lace Scrim, full width and beautilul goods, only I He. per yd., worth i20c. I Carnl iric embroidered J'.dges and Insertions, embroidered Cambiic flounces, Swiss l'loiinces. Camtuie All (Im i- and Sm-s All Overs. 1 Ladies Corset, good. doc. Lubes' solid coioied Hose, lc. Gents' k Hose, be. Gents' . Hose. Liitish. no .-earn-, !c. jiair. GcntM'i Jlose, imported loutish, :'oc. J'ants Linens and Cas-imcres id all kind-. A good l'ants .leans, ti'c. Cents" Soft, 1'elt and Still Hats, and ask lor oui pine .Mackinaw Straw Hat at .".oc. Gents' nice linen Cuffs, only 16 2-3c. per pair. Cents' Collars in all the very best and latest styles, and very low. Gents" gauze Shirts and Drawers of all grades. ' Ladies' gauze and Balbiigan Vests from -loc. to bo.-., very tine goods. rite o, llc.l lA'l ll II I o I ArillA una in a - ' o a i easni y V 11 : ell t ol ¬ dest roy ers , , t he tendency W ; litis;- ; i ii -re :h 'ul o i iiimiiiii a y ear. ;.(.;ell! -ate ' he end, ncy .,1 the t , i . a 1 . o n ot t he country ins', an tly ac. 1 1 in u I at in a h.ch it wall soon he present met h- 1 1 , a t in c 1 1 1 to kci p dow ii. As ;i .,11,'v 1 m'f ! her,- wall be a hat -11 1 'pi 11 to the cm il;ation and in regard oriduct ot :rd.'' We the tendency ! -eein e ami ;n ai e orrv. but w e hOe they will be eiiti.,u a-ing a, - u : ,-; a ;a e I.- -uccess. ul betore new year's day, cosibahd n.. .e c'.-.-tive cap,: d because 1 s r. di b- leap year and hu that w u ' h.. - i-i . .. ;..v.c:d the old maids and wid05T8wrll make in u.-e. a raid win, h will make them di. ;.y. It :- a ike :.. - ;y : u.it in- Tlu1 re are four stores, all of which v-;.to'-s and . i.-n':-:- ,.ie destr.y are do.ug well and tin- merchants .-r- of wealth ' hey are rather -av- are .'. W. Mili-. Syh ester. AN'hite cr- m v. .-.i' L an,. ..muniei s i 1 Humphrey and .In... ili.'I. The old labm an materia.. I ;- s.-ry rre icademv. which has don.- much t hat a n i n y en , i.ui n,yei- an. servcp for T his Section, looks weal t h 1 II e 1 st erne . bu t nvelitlons in t he i ce, y e a. it money g-0,1 in r.v-4ivut.i.i-. .c... ....... ,i,. .....u -i.,.,i c.i-A ,r .li.l o, tlu ve.irs .'one bv. are ua.lv ami Inun , lilt .'(mi UCI 11 J'TTVj'ir. " I I H I I .11' .irxivv..-. . - e-- - . - glad tht their oppo-itiOi to him verv far fr0IU thr. truth, and are It recalled to ua. mind many .d re-mti wmch w,., ...a.., iHaHy ikd. Nor can uujler- r0gSv umust. The government the funny ups and downs incident wealth less ep--i -,ve. taad whT they aided the Kepubh- which" the foiiud.-i-s established, to school life. Her.- ne lejrne.l ot a rei son r a " ;;;:i n. lAMt fall in defeating -o able and from which the Southern that everv sw eet has its lutt.-r ami c.nsis. 'in the amo.ni eaiLS law 1 ueieun o -" . .,.,.1 ... . ,. .r.m. ti. ,r ti.r , no uleasiire without un 111 nr,.penv. b.:t :n -e-Bcwat and hont an officer s ment und,.r uhlcil 'w1 no ,,,.. iain. our voung ideas were taught of valuable rrnir Ui... tfaot. SWIFT GALLOWAY for sc- J . fc.m.hon bim.vlL .f how to shoot, but the teacher some- obtained Irorn the prop, r; y iicitor of the ioorth judicial dis-inow alive, would not recognize limes steadied our nerves by a jttlet: it waa probablj tecanso thei 'them an the same. The written ; spanking pro.ese. much praised 111 1 in 1, In, -I rg I , '.'lie ,',i!i!i ics md -' tied 1 ii 1 1 a 1 11 r can be .M ucli eat! V y a I , OU-idel .1 bie d,,' pais e,, a ' Uliien' vanlls. win,, doll.U - ol ; h, s.uile ' .11 -tract.-, i : 1 ciii t he eirciilal ill- id the .unit 1 y at at nm- when 1 1 g 1 e,it 1 y ;.re. ie '' to conduct oui large l lllcleasille 1 i.i.l. 1; .s remembered : iia. .Mr. laa;ne, Sen a ' or She! man. and other hail ing bepublicans h i', e predicted ua, tlrs acciimulal ion ol treasui y surplu-. 11 no. ch.A-kcd. is destined to , i i-a'e a most -ei : !n..ncial crisis. Nevertheless, t hese ieader-r.-fuse to eiiieitain any propo s;-ii I. A: looking to a ledilcl ion ol Am tariii. w iii, 1. il will be .- en is 1 he indent cause of tne eiiancial selves in consequence ol irregulari ties in their jml.se may lind comfort in some statements made by Dr. W. II. llroadbent in the Croouian course of leet ores at the Koyal Col lege ol I'hysician- of London. He declares that intermission of the pulse, occasional or habitual, is compatible with health and vigor up to extreme old age. Irregular ity of the pulse, ol nervous origin, may occur in an etieme degree in the absence of any iniluence that! can be ii-eognied. and without! ailecting the general health, or im- ' pairing vigor or endurance. The ; lecture mentioned a gentleman, j now seyenty years of age. in whom j such irregularity has been very marked for twenty year.-, and yet' apparently indicates 110 di-i-ase. Kr11.ua Ilrr loiitb. .Mrs. l'hoehe ( hesley. Peterson. Clay j Co.. Iowa, tella the following remark able story, the truth of which is vouched i for by the residents of the town: "I am 1 Tit years old, have been troubled with kidney complaint and lameness for many years; could not dress myselt Be sure to call for our Ladies Worked Button hole Shoe, only 90c. per pair. And remember we have a complete Ircssing. Colliers usually provide I themselves with a cheap, unwar ranted kind, and this is sure to work mischief. Jn reference to black stockings, there is a brand of which I hear excellent Jesuits, lint as 1 have never rued them I cannot speak f.ioni experience. Mr. Henry George i-said in be very fertile in names. Livery friend and acquaintance iii distin guished b, him with -oiue title that seems to describe him more accurately than the name which he legitimately bears. I'nder these circumstances "trallon-inc cow" is i ot -o mm !, of nn in-nlr as ir A Number of trues t s at a fancv NKW BEK'NK, L ( .. 'might soiii. Would that there ! dress ball in 1'aris appeared as -x- ! 'Ihe iinest and very best lents' Shirt ever sold in North Caro-w.-i e more such cantering bovines. ! "earthuakers." They -were attir- Una enn be found with us, at only 7."c. Remember it is made of New Mis. Twitchell's folio in. up of : t-d in overcoats, crush hats, and 'otk Mills Muslin, i'I hundred. Linen Bosom, Collar Land and Cuffs, the contemptible Lliven, Treasurer j nightgown-, wnile .Ai. h cf them and hand made button Imhs. We guarantee them to be as good if not oi the Amateur opera Co.. was carried a black leather hand-bag. better than any shirt ever sold in New Berne for I. (mi. If not so we w.-ii done, and her kindness to one Ihe realism ot the disguise excited win reiunu tne money to any cr.atomc;- who is not satisfied. of lo victims most sw eet and much laughter and applansi womanly. Gallop c.iv p"d be not ashamed oft by cognomen. Kl.KAN'iU Kirk. mi' of Ladies, Misses and without help. Now I am free from all i ( 'hildren's Shoes of t bo very best tirades. We are at least .-, to r.O i.r pain and soreness, and am able to do cent, lower on Gents' Shoes than any house in town toLi f loo!wr )i,r sta,,ul ,is 'i1'" sanu oltl i,lace' ono newed my youth, and removed com- lrom ! ollo( 'k 011 'itldle street, and though the store has been very pletely all diseases and pain. Try a much enlarged an,i altered .11 ;;)peiirauce, it can be easily found. oottie, oniy ,11c. at u. -n . uuriy s urug store. I. JF. IVE, Ask for Ives' Leader Shirt. .). F. iv.g. 1 lie x lshbone : Leander ymigot hold. .Miss Ktbel .' don't lorget wish." Hthel- I don't know what to wishA its of thia ereat remedy. Al! who euf- rnn.i . t ;,, 11 tint t ii, o 1 iei u -rate an d v nsi but positively refuse V, ill you, really; wen, 1 nopo Leander gallantly 'Then I'll 1 fer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption, i sir for you." Etheb blashingly) w a r o ran 1 .'il a. -" nil property . like unproductive mine.-, to take the necessary measures to your wish wi t come uue. x ou u represents great .-ost, but m. wealt h. i,b v ia t e. - h ,;, X. . Mind pupa in the libary. Tul-BU. DAIL BROTHERS, Wholesale Grocers, itave Removed to tiieir TWO STORES, SOUTH OF THEIR FORMER STAND, And keep of FL.OUK, MEATS, COFFEE. SUGAR, 8YKUF8 Throat, Chest or Lungs, are especially ! MOLASSES. SAL.T, TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGAltS, iui Kt? GROCERY lilNE, a FUIili STOCK and A Gift for All. Iq order to gva all a chance to teat it, and thus he convinced of its wonderful ! curative 'powers. Dr. King's New Dis Ilave covery for Consumption, Coughs and joxv j Colds will be, for a limited time, given j' , i away. This offer is not only liberal, vol. i Kut- ohnn.-u nnliniindpil fnifli in tVift mer- bottles. SI. LOW PRICES for CASH. 24b ... .. it-"--..;..? - - jr- - ,x - tz.-M-r t vi.'v'v4?: -vWtJsrAra':ie A:'s--!Jr.. V'.'V" ' . " ..'saIs. - v i-f V1 .v..-,.-"i-i.s- -i.s , vr-j-?.-" -a:, e . . a- 7',. ' ". 4 i a u a.;j r s- r" - . I . i 1 X '? . il I? I !,,-. I I ' - i ' " y '
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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May 19, 1887, edition 1
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