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VOL. X. " NEW "hKRXE, CRAVEN COUNTY, N C, JANUARY 12 Inns. NO. 41.
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OETTINCER BROS.
HAVE OPENED AND
Drj(iOo(Is,Hoots,S!iocs
t-IiJ Ivor
GOt'D ' OUD8,
srjd m ill at ai i uie s sell at
REASON BL TEhMS,
We offer : h-l -
i'. LoriHar.1 .V
Ani.ojT- ,t !'. '
Zl'-glrf H OS
The Bi
Stite S 'Oe ud
L.
The Cel brs
ted
HarTej's Old TuCiahOe X ' V i
Uod. TfaO?. M. U ui' Alttui:..'
Avd a full line of I'r-ofri: Me---at
Loweft Mrket Pr-ot-s.
War!
AGAINST HIGH PRICES.
Look Out for the War.
Having jast returned from the North with a Large Stock of
'9
-AND
Children's Clothing.
I can give y on Men's nice suits as low a.- t3.75. Boy's Suit foi 3.tM.
Children's knew suiU $2.25. I alo have a l.re anl well selected
stock of SHOkS. I can give you
iioj's nice Sbxs, tl 00.
300 Dozen Mens, Boys and Children's Hats !
A nice Oat lor Boys either Solt or Stiff as low ,is l."e. 1 gu.r.nree to
ait yoa'in either Woor, Straw, Soft or Stiff. ANo a well .-elected
tock of
Gents rnrniIi'g' Goods
A good Dress Shirt from 3Cn
Chlldreus aud Men's Hose. 5c.
A Special Drive in Boy and
Men from 75c. np.
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
Dry Goods. Carpets, Mailings. Oil Cloths,
TKUNKS, YALiSES, and a flne lot ot GENTS' SCARFS trom 2ic to
Oc. And othei bargains too numerous to nrfnrion. ome one, enme
all, and be convince d that I can sell on more goods tor a little monev
then anv othtr house in the cltv
Bishop Baildinz. opp. Btnnst Ci:ch. New Berne, N. C.
jir. A. Thomas and Ja$. E. Smith. S de-men.
rwel, &r. Linen UmUerrhie8. '. Mho', Hats J5 '.. wovs 15c.
T
III! '
l .ratio
But a
SUIAi PASnLLES.,
1 a 11 in f i Tl iiimTIi ii tr lllilll
1 1 . 1 aATdiii IMr lt&X or Mid
) A4 Mm. TMI for K'-M Ymmn
full JTC:'
LHMlmbMmttirti
wurm ifa rnj
VuVtVAW fSMOM OM hmw9 FRU
jta. 1
TJ3AX SCHWERIN,
THE LEADER IN LOW PRICSS. 0FFE IS THIS FALL
Extraordinary Bargains
In Mens, Youths, Boys and Children's
CLOTHING !
Tbe Urgest Stock of fine nd cheap.
Clothing in the City, in 11 about
Well
250 Different S
f Corkscrew, DionI, Worsted, Beaver and ('is .roere Sa'ts. raneiii
ftQ to S2G Suit.
Mn's nd Bojs' Orercot. Ileenible Cut. aa i I'l-icr. to--A
long felt want supplied : viz., the largest '..ne of
Children's Knes Pants Suits
mi BOYS 8CITS ever broueht here, ju-t the very thing :' r c.ri tra
Lta( Stjles in ioft and stiff brim Hats, at reis 'ual Ie pna-s.
Boots and Shoes in Endless Variety.
Ladies Button bhoes low as Cie. a pair.
1," Button Skating Boot? at l.oo.
i am soli: agknt nn: Tin:
A A. BATTLES' MEH'S CALF SEWED $150 SHOES
K V E n Y P A 1 II l IRROTEI).
IrV tr"a,is. Dress (r "
Caaaimere.-", Kentucky .1
nd checked Dem,-!t'a's v
Good Calicoes at 4c. a Yard.
Don't fail to exan) ine oar Stock ot" Newmarket. La lies' an 1 Chilireu'
Wftiaf JkeU, Shawl and Jerseys, no id af aionishinj low figure,
'llta FarofihiDg OoodJ, Wool Uver-hirto. Wtjite Sh;rL-. Red and White
Underwear, Cardigan Jackets, lower than ever
Aj uai a Dandj Line of Neckwear, lateet shapes and patterns, handome
Haw otMamierj aod Silk Uaodkerchirti.
Bntiral aswjrtmeni of feuspe: ders ; a pair of Sne nobbv Silk Suspender
for on It 75 eenu.
max s:hwerin,
Middle Street. Sign of Flag.
Jg,gLi.K- R.BAXXwiIl br glad to meet his old friends and acquaintances.
US. aM. will show JOQ the Elephant.
m9 3xr. o.,
OFFER FUR
SLL THEIK
Of
to rce- p
if i 1
Fine Sho--.
- ath. . (' .'- S?h.
iud Boo
Perl Sbirt.',
War!
Ladie n ee
Buitou ShiH-s for Gji
to all
I'tider.-inr-- ',. L-idies.
Men'i Shoes.
(iood Shoes for
'AMillIHIIIIiii'
d-a nr lm tmoalM, ana ail Kjvac '
pa J y aim u to hiMt tair 1
tic .j Ta-ka SCR KXJi EOiT t t :
I K.F; ) taoacudi. duM do inter
wkA ktntn Uj bwnen. cr raue p
or ineor! twdc (a any vT f nr:
1 mintAc medl 6nneiiM. By d.r
nJKin t-5 th o 1 dinner Its
acm n fr 1 ' v-itbout drliy. Ta oaij-
r tiTdJ oU tmrd.y f&iaa both tervecw auU z
TglATMTlfT. Cvi HaaX 3. fr Tiy.i, ;1
HARRIS REMEDY CO., Brc C-:vnrr
0OOH H.TstllBtrwt,BT. LOUTS. MO.
Trial of our Applanoo. Ak for Terms.
att.L ,
-ir:r;
naae
tyl
Wers-e 1 V :
irs-e
e'a ' I.
l.OYKS 1 RU AM).
Aif: through the i,craa of Silence 0.
Sprite UE8jeD'
Dive to the echo less realms below;
Kindle the dept h with a radiance keen ;
I titD. Ilka an arrowy puleeot tire.
l hrob to the quivenn str nd runner
Into itaeyaulc serenC
0 1 i J - through the mystical orb of Sleep,
f duw to see.
Horn of ih- arri'irouo twilight il-ep,
Lirenmp. from then- chrysalis blumbor
f r e
ThroDir g tht- hhado y I.t- of day :
Sp- t-iii.k; liain to m-'
J I'll H Til.b
A V, 01) T vI.K.
MAl'K KV liKi'HiiK M STKAKNS IN
liosTo.N (1 TARIFF KF.f'uRM THK
MKRITS t'V PKKSIDKNT f'l.KVK
I. AMi AM) THK AHsrUIUTlF.S i 'F
THK TARIFF.
Mi
I'1 e - id . rr .triil fcl -1 1 1 'e men ill
i. It li -I T o l.e i:n- : I i.-.nl
' 1 ' .4 ii e - j i i , r .i j r- t t-i o i i -1
o i w -1 .i ,! .hit r 1 1 1 - w i.- t' be .i
i; t' ti.-i inr nt eri7. thoori-t- and
-11 oerl .tl I Vi-I i i ii n ,te ! ie.il milt;
wumps. 1 Inve vi-ited in -f of 'he
in-ii at;on-oi ihm St item whirh
I'e ,t .-em ' iled Uir n 11 fo I t 11 li ,t : e, tile
' 1 1 -in il e I d and 'lie dt-aieiited
iiili'i-i . .uid I li iii- eoaie lno
inli-s t!ii"ilh the snow to look
ii . 'o n tin- jj.i iii-1 : n ot me u m tear
tiill and .Iull ,-trleken with the
plov iilenees ol (.rod. .Renewed
aufc'hter.,
To me one of the motif remarkable
sfit-i tacles, bordering on the mirac
ulous, in this generation, is the
('resident '.his man coming l'roru
tho manger and the straw of
, Buffalo applau-o and laughtci ,
wi:h no training in statecraft, with
no experience in politics, without
the advantages of a college or ol
polishing in the arts and graces ol
i-loeuion, hut equipped with an
hniie.-t and fearless intellect, and
with an intrepidity ot integrity,
stepping boldh into the wilderness
at Washington (laughter . the
. wilderness of political shams and
humbugs, and 'imeworn nugs, and
ho-iry deceits iiiiore laughter), cry
. ing aloud : HejHMit ye, for the
kingdom of heaven is at hand!"
, Loud and prolonged laughter.
tollowed by cheering. j And this
untrained statesman writes the
only pre.-ideu t ial messages that
.anybody has read since the war.
Laughter and appl.iu.-e.' In tact,
every word he writes, even to the
tender expressions of condolence
and ,- m pat iiy . is read !v the world
'loud applau-e), and this orator of
nature makes the
only speeches
that g nn universal audiences.
And now this disbuiberof the
peace has thrown another thunder
Dull among those wno wonder w hy
the distinctness that present the
is-ue be5 ond all dodging, the ques
tion of tariff reform. . He tells u
that we are taking HM,P)o.(ioo
Horn the People by needle.vs taxa
iiou ; that this money is aecumul.i
ing m the treasury ; that 1: is
d tlicult to get it out: that b
commerce and trade will suffer
from want of t he means to ti ansact
business, and he says: "Take this j distinguished geutlemeu are lully
off, and take it off so that it will 1 recognized b all thinking men, who
help most those that need help, have the good of the country at
Tke ..way the.-e burdens from heart and the success 01 the Demo
those upon whom the weigh most . eratic party lor the -ecuiity of' the
oeaily " But the upholders of ame, as the righ men bu the.-e
1 t he tariff meet t his as they always
j do. lying. 1 Laughter andap-'
1 oise. I'iiey cry out: "The
I Pre.-ideu: has declared for free
rrade."' They kuow it is only the
jOue-tion of the disposition of the
1-urplu-; neverthele-s, t he - use the
I old cr that they have u-ed tor
, years. They have terntied the
people into tiie contiunaace and
iierpet u itiou nf the atin-itn-s nt
I this tnriff
1 There is .lU0.0ou Ut') ;n u-eiess
j 'axation. We must get Md ot It ;
, and how Shall we do f Now we
I s t : " Take otT t hat H 0.o()0,U0d
! in sncfi a w-.t tliit it will benefit
the people. L-t tiiem have the
I a, ,od of !t." Bat they -a :
i 00: keeo nn. kie,i nil taking it.
'just a- nll al.iy- have, and let us
' 1 1 ' ' er r. a w t lei u- f ool r an a
let lis d 1 ;iii tiling in (iod"s win hi
Apli u. on! do m: di-tuiii the
; ti.d , sacred tariff." Laughter.
I VVe say that we want the people to
receive and experience immediate
I beueflt: but they say : "Let us de
! vi-e and see how we can keep on."
Aniisotiiey nave ueeome lmpre.-seu
ill at once with oue thing, and that
is that this country needs fortify
ing inland, outland, everywhere
i laughter), and 1 heard a Senator
ol the United States a year ago,
heie in Boston, send a thrill down
fu-rj BostoniuLi back by telling in
h 1 1 great danger we stood that
Peru or Chili wa- coming up heie
to l r i v .ul o th s country and liuiii
' 1. 1 1 d the C u ite.l S" ates of A mei ica !
, Loud laughter. They cry tor that,
llihough they know t hat experience
has taught us that the ever present
dirt all around us, and the ever
pie-ent shovel and a few hours'
woik, make a fort i licit ion that
!eats nil the expensive -tnictuie-of
masonry and stone. '
Then they say -. "L"t u- sub
siil zt use it to subsidize." Ha,
that is in your hue. my piotection-.-'
Irit-nd! Set up and maintain
aiol loster a new set nt moropn'.'.es
that is what that mean-. "Auy
'iiirai in the world." they say.
only do not give it to the people."
I'iiey go on the principle that a
boarding hmi-e master did who got
iieh on his tiiisiiic.-s and was asked
how he did it. lie said : "I
1. und out what did not agree with
the boarders ,md I led it to them."
i Great laughter.
The President suggests that a
very beuelicetit way in which the
people may feel the tilessi n g of t h is
reductiuu is to take the tailtf from
wool, and ther i-i poll we sllddetils
learn what we never knew belore,
that- the whole basis and structure
ol our national prosperity rests on
the tleece (it wool .laughter1, and to
hear them talk and read their writ
ings we should suppose that whole
droves of sheep were bleating on
every plain and hillside, and that
at every schoolhonse door a hun-
dred lamba wet patiently waiting
for Mary to appear. ( Loud laughter
aud applause). Did we ever stop
tn consider for a moment what this
proposition of the Pre-ident, that
liu'-seeing and far eeelug patriot,
meansT Uo we think, not only of
tne vuol th.C raise'!, but do we
a jiu eoiat r t ; 1 1 win -. ' c Hio.ii i: i o
4 10 (Mill, (Oil worth, and 1 1 nor
know inure, nf woollen l'.i!i'ics are
imported luto this country every
year, robb'iitr the Amenc.in laborer
ol their ?n a n 11 tact li I't
monev to foreigner. -
.ning our
in ike our
goods for us beea ii so wool is pro-
hiiiited to them. Think ol the army
of men it would take to handle that
wool, to comb it, to e tl d i to . -pin
it, to dye It. to we ive I ' . to -el
it. and'thin
of t l ade It
engineer .or
en g ; n eel : n i
to he lui'l".
r.i'n
', i : ol
lie, i o
:i.-
e ur.ii
; -'i am
.V I !.-,. I II -1
III I I ' to
,ili
1 11 1 1 i.i
oe in oli
tile e in p
tainl t
pel d.iV
that woi
to ilelo 1 ii
,,' !
o 'llll,U"0
ill-- I .
d Lt'.Ce
and
eel
; on
t labor
i m on n t
til -Ui
-l ei DIM)
- t.lii-
. the
lid en
e i in:
ol lie
I"'
le'lt
lies
.11.11
; ii it
e Wo I i
.V o ; i o
men til it iii - I'll
; o - a : . . ., .i . .mil p i
' o i i o r i . i ' w .! k :-!
that I 1 o in . 1 e p :
can S ' a e . . l'.ule
aiol applau-e V
I-
.' . e : 1 1 . iii o I i , e r
ie a ri p'l'il;-g.-d
laughter
. t h e h ,i N'e
aiol ! iia' !, a
I iie A in ei m
to.'.. i s,;: i,-..
:n ':,. !'n::ed
: i :e ;:, -bo.
t :, ,i' is r. pi ::
h.oi
i lee II
labor
U on! i
S- at i
i his r . 1 1 1 1
the ies ill
el -. 1 he. i
il .lili; ielt
- than ti
;n ; , -
lei e
h it a co in me u t 1 1 y
t ins proh :b ; ion up n
n'l'.llllilg
the law
bv
our tnanulac: i;rer
material upon which to weik.
All this is worse than rot tt is
w'ckednes.-i, and we mean to make
use ot this opportunity, tins .surplus,
for better thing-. We mean a
reloiin that shall sweep away use
less tax. it, on frmii co.d and. -air and
sugar and lumber and weoi and
clothing the grand nn:ei-.il ne-Ce-.-ai
ies ol i . !e. Applau-e. W,
Ule.ili .1 Ielonn that siiall give I e
llel'; " ' we mean a reiiel
that shall stretch o,,; toevel . it ti
ami e very Mini tile l.on, ,
kitchen aiol c ii a in 1 e: to
talile a::d e el liie-.de. I.
plau-e. Spi iligl'o ld Lep ::
1 II K (IIMIM. ( AM I'.iH.
r very
ever V
illlap
dm- Viiiiiing M' n
1 -s s .
Tor
Pre-iileiit , ( . nn 1 r I 1 . la 10! .
I er
leu er 11 or. Walter i 1 -t 1 k .
l-.l'ITi K '' KN A
liua 1 oda ran k- n
com iiiuiiw eal ; h of
aiireciat ion of gre.
sl e men, !, e me
views, men who
: . er; 11 ai ii
itid to 111 1 gi eat
en nation in
and pmgres
. men nt' broad
recognize the
wit h a m ighty
protect labor
worth of capital, am
arm of power, w:.
and industrs in ai
and will hold the
1 its nr. inches.
i'.i!i'S ol ; iisi ice
' z, cen t ho 1 u.'h
: 1 u. 'The great
iaetit .d North
mi -li men. and
evenly oaiance
man and the pi
or ii
and growing -e:r.
(.'ai 1 I- !o; i ,
lor ; he--- ' ; a i
li ii:.' a go s 1 u ' an
re echoed OroVi r
Pre-nleiit ( i're-; '
these I'n: ed S"
Clark for (.invc. in c
in lact . ol Nor; h (.'
gh pin
i coin
1 le 1 la
the
and
tor
of
Iter
ail
Hid (
ei nor
These
place. Anv we.l iiib
knows t he com in g c 1 - ii ;
a hard h ugh; b.i; : !
Nor! Ii Carolina, a ; ol
1 he 1 temocrai ic part v
'. u. ed m an
' i:gn w;ll be
espeeialiv III
behoove:
not mm to
d.ii.e, but
organize, wii'ch mu-t be
we must have a lea lei
that win
en t hu-e and 1 11-pn 1
of ,tll t he people ; I
J lid ge Clark's a ' C
leader and .-t m d t
I'reat c imp t:gn "i
the 1 on tidelleo
' one que-t lolls
: t
i- such a
l" lie,- f, if t he
1---. II" can
old .md the
and w 1 i I rally the o 1
011 " g. ail cl a-.-e-. 1 ro in
tains tii tile .-eashoio.
mail ot t lie people, live.
t he inoun
or he is a
thorough
ie of the
going .uid :ll 111 ikr on
Ill's' pro g I I- -I I- ( io I I il I
111- I 1 I 1 I S ' I o 1 1 . i ' tin
tlil-gie.it c. Oil :;. :s Ar.il'i'.
I.-10 .ii 'o.. .1 ni. .;. 1
that
'm "I
1 lie Kniirht- of I..ilnir.
(.inly ae.irago tiie Knights of
L nun- ranked as oeihaps the ino.-t
poweriul organ:, it: on in t i.e United
States.
At that time the socetv mini-
hered SA.O"0 members. Last Julv
thy membership had decreased lo
5(.M).U0(. In October nnlv dOO.POO
reuiained.
and to. lav about L'eO.
aie left.
Never was tlu-ie
ilisiii;egraLioi). It
make a satishtetoiy
The generally acce
t bat M i . Po wdei 1 's
lar above ! ',.. in- i.i
lligmen who p.iiiu il
We have our doll
in n'o rapid
ib'.heult to
explanation.
d theorv i
b.,1 wa-'too
I the Wi ll-
iloiih; - aiiotc
. 1 1 w . : '. s .!,-.
'II1U1"I1 -etl-i
IlO'Ie ,lg I ;;'.;
this
.cilia
. ain
.Mr. C"W,U-ilv
morality and c
nothing cmbd bt
our laboi ing pe
Tlu? t rouble ii
views or the i
pill Clou.
'. e - ileepei i I : i
conduct u: an
ill ! iie
i iv one
lo not
i - the
e-e III
ii i x;-
lot: n.i
: load
. IeVu
any of
ire not
i-. t he
- way
secret
:s own
in the
::a lsts
man . i u t n.s
need such or;
Ivinghts ol Lab
dustri.il socle"
fence, our wi rk
count I y we
ga n : z i ! leiis
Ie- Came iii'
;:i g men ha', i
that they
tn trave
lutioni.ei
its ri 'ers
likely to
good ol,
ll i e had a ha I iie
1. The;. b iVo li"
1 the oi id. or set
on li re. a ' i d t 1 1 e v :
do it. T:i.' bo:
1 wa was t Ic be
alter all.
The w 1 1 1 k 1 1 1 g m a 1 1 li i h-"-societie-
a'.oiif, and :- h:
master, will come out ahead
long run. M any of t he cap:
nf to'lav -'artedas wotkin
pneii .
and t he v in lopt i d this policy. 1 1
they had spell il.eir time tooling
around in all sorts ot soeiue-, and
wa.-i ing their money on them, they
would now be on the load to t he
poor hoii-e. Tnese point- are
woi t h t In n k in g over, and I he on n g
man who take-a clear headed view
of them is already on t he high road
to success Atlanta Constitution.
At Barre, Vt., is being quarried
an immense block ot granite to bo
used in a Cabt'oi nia bank vault,
It is to be twent five Icet long,
five feet thick, and live Icet wide,
and it will i eipm e t hn ty
horses to draw r four nr.!
railroad station.
pan nt
tn the
luit ii a t r a ne i' Said at l lie Hur
lent Cliih liiiii(iu t, New York.
Seuaior Zebulon ". Vance, ot
Xorth Carolina, was next an
nounced to speak to the toast of
"The L'nion of the States, lndivis
i b Ie Forever." Ho ppoko to it in a
way that provoked a great deal of
enthusiasm. This was wioit he
said :
-The I'iik ii lou-va r !' In select
ing u:e to respond to this stnti-
nieiit. .Mr. President. I hope the
committee on .-peaking was not in
ilaeiiced by the supposition that I
might be peculiarly qualified to
-peak theieon because o; h :ng
'iied both .-ides of that question.
And yet 1 must confess if looks
uio-t suspiciously that way. But
however that may be, I take pleas
ure in a -silting those gentlemen
that, it' ,-uch was their intention,
they have found in me, in the 1 -,n
guage ot an i
1 1 i 1 I'lirKll'llul,' -.1
man w ho shu ks
Ilo 1 e'M ion s 1 111 I i t
and .-hi.nks Irom ijo refreshments."
I am quite willing to ie-poi.d. ami
with all my heart, to the sentiment
of evei I a.-t mg (in pmi betwteti these
Aiiietican State-. Such is the
iliialiitll
i lie peo
ii.i ise w
sentiui'Mit not
1 my State, i-i
o lateh' were
i 0',
agiiii.-- :. Of the l iii.c:
nc ei com plai lied . Jh a
e
1
never il.d us any harm. l'om ;:.
as proper. y understood, we i.evei
received anything but blessings.
Administered according to its
terms, compromises and limitations,
as contained in the scripture- of its
founders, there was to us nothing
in the handiwork of our fathers
i.ioi e ie eieu ami loveu man ine
Amer can Union. K was the fitting
climax of
wheieby t
of infant S
their patriotic labor
c individual weakness
ates. separate and d:s-
cordan", was transformed into that
giganto- strength ol the whole,
whu-li makes us the wonder of the
woiM. and which, best of all, comes
to piettvr. against all comers, each
-eparato State in the guardianship
"i t'nv inestimable treasurer ol
lii't 1 ty granted and gu;irantced to
their cirize::-. These things we all
iec"gn;e a- thejuoper purposes
and re.-iilts of the Fedeial I'nion,
and lor these things we loved it
and love it still. Ir was only when
a majority, in the 11 ame of the whole
rnion, undertook, as we thought,
to nijuie and oppress the minority,
that we re.-i.-ted. liven then we
did not hate the Union us i: was
and a- it should be. but only the
unju-t and im fraternal and unlaw
ful uses which were being made of
its forms by its irresponsible ma
jority. Now that the causes which
induced and alienated up have
passed away, no matter how
or by what means we have rec
ognized the inevitable .aid resumed
that ancient love of union and
iraternity which
our sons and the
the
lau
g liter of
desolation of our
omes had only served to suspend
Mist enough to not destroy. So far
as I am authorized to speak for
them, I beg you to believe. Mr.
President and my fellow Demo
crats, that there are in this broad
land no men more devoted to the
union of these States for all the
beneficent purposes of its forma
tion as set out in the Constitution,
than are the people from whom I
come. They believe, as I believe
1:1 -an indissoluble union of States."
The believe, as I believe, that the
sin e.-t way to make that union per
pe'ual is to make the observance
of it- terms "and conditions per
petual. They believe, as I believe,
that he is not the best friend nf the
union who is loudest in its praise
and is forever mlhug it under his
tongue : but lie who mo-t sacredlv
regards the terms compromising
concessions and lraternal feeling
b w inch ir was formed and out of
winch it grew. To doubt this is to
doubt that truth and justice ate
essential to the honorable charae
ter of individuals or of nations.
"As all the roads lead to Jb'tne.
aim as all stream- flow towards the
-ea. .-0 all that is gonj and salutary
and beneficent 111 the principles nt
human liberty tends towards
democracy. Tiie democrat ic p, u ty
iheieioie. which believes in a strict
cmisti uction of the instrument
which defines and limits the rights
of the States and people ami the
powers of the common government,
is the best and surest friend of the
union, and as such we commend it
to the favor ot the American people !
A union ot the American States,
based upon perfect equality of its The allowance tu Mrs. Victoria Perry
membets. defined and recognized , for support of Jacou and Hannah Burns
rights, justice, mutual regard and wrs reduced from 0) to $1 00 per
;i fraternal concern of each for the month on account of the death of Jacob
common welfare of all. should and Burns. Adjourned to Saturday. Jan
will la-t so loug its these virtues uar- '""
guide ami control American eiti-Z'-n
-- I
"Pai'lirj me tor the .-ingle sug
gestion as I close that we have nor
yet attained to that desirable and
perfect union. Whose fault it may
be I will not here say, but the fact
remains that one portion of these
States continues to claim the right
to interfere in the domestic affairs
of another in ways most illegal and
niietisi ve. So long as this continues
real union cannot come and canuot
be looked lor. It has been so far
the .-teadv adherence tn piineiple
by the democracy nf the North,
and their readiness to exteud the
benefit.- of the union to their
Southern brethren that has brought
the union sentiment thus near to
supremacy. Be it .our glorious
mission to complete this noblest
woi k of patriotism."
Liitle Hick.
"I've got some money and am
going to get mamma a Christmas
present, but i dofl't kuow what to
get." Papa "Oh, I guess you can
decide on something.', "No. 1
can't. You'll have to help
'-Haven't yon decided on anj thing
you thought would be nice for
her I" "Well, if. -he was a boy I'd
get her a drum, and a rocking
horse, and a sled, and some skates,
and ten pounds of candv, but she
isn't."
A kiud hearted old lady, wishing
to sav something consolatory tn
her clergyman when he complained
of having" a bad cold in his head,
remarked: "Well, there's one com-
fort about colds. The doctors say
they always attack the weakest
spot."
I ! Ri: AT UK M l Mi ! .
- V- 1 1!l;l1((l i!! ;.")U.O!
1.
A Ne.i Bkhm: .n IV
Tin: N-vr Br.UNK
; Wis i!
.M;. an:
Passengers arriving YCeU-rday rn la
in? report that a destructive lire w
raint; in IVaafert when lie- train I
M r .!:(. ol i i y . Dun; : i..y
J .:. 1'. I . e,,v;i; o. - f ..; ,-.
iU' ll : e I
uttirie a:
house a to;,
liani w , k .
1 1 ii 1 :ir . S:
N---.V r,.-rro-
v
We
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L-i
w i re
n t i
i r.
M
1
aa.i i eei
Ti,t ;lre
CUpivd hy
t :
j ii
r r :n te nure...-
;
el..'k an
not crj-
"I '
t '1.1
in i p
in - u
t!
lo-t tisref -t. r- -valued
ni So i.i
'Hail wick o-' Jo.i--?".
f hi, insured foi
-tnre ana k . ! .
l.-cO. W F. Lei;
; t
. o : ,j ,
i lo'
arc
. r
'.ore an 1
. i
J. c'harh s i
ev.-o-,. -tore, stoek
i : Tavi- r ec P.u.'k-
an 1 horn". 1 -1
man. two stores and sto.-k. I .-.;....;..
inriiranre si O-''.'. U.iber--. ,v Br a.
stock, li.ss O'l e. store. v. : r not
known. S7.V3 : Tyre Moore, st -W. '. i ".
insurance S'OO: Thomas Delumar. drues
anJ stock, loss Si. 000. insurance si.c-jji
market house, SaOO't Moore S: Bro., loss
.si.C' O by danni'.e to goods by water,
other lo--rs amounting; to SI. 000.
W. L. AUI-iNie-.l.l.
(,,.,,,:,,:,,. Prsrerit-,-.-
IViard convened Wedce- in
at 10 o'cLi.'k. I'rc-sc-
M- - - rs. Pryan .
.-re d rawri f r
the Superior
Watson an t Bruison.
The followicg .juro;
the Februarv urm
Court h 1 :l c r. v r.
Monday.
No. t U. a t.-r.'p. II
K. P. S;ew irt. N - -2
Kv, rita--: - . A. V.'.
: -iwiii; and
r.-h.p. Aan-u
ti .01 i J.-.n.f -
P. Prt.u;. X e
an 1 ( 1 iorge ;--n
L. ' . Giiien.
VII .
hie J Jvinsey
Ni,. -J
. 0 t jwr.
town -i.
v n ship,
a David
W. C.
W. Tay.or. No. t
Willett. James E S-uit
EI. II. James. fc...l .
Ivc-. J lini U !'.-! 1m
t--.wi:.-!i.p. J 1 o T:i is
J. C. M wrc .
W
P
A. Piskir.s.
Street. J F.
N .) ". . ' wi.-'. i ;i
Jucksoa, Alfred
township. Ii 1 ' 1
John W. Kilpa"
I.---. : - i . : . . . ,i .
C. Dai ley. N e 0
d, r. N it township.
rirk.
.Co. 0 township,
ppett. J jhn 'W.
ri i, t - w r.s'n i p ,
Jo eph Cohen.
. Thos. Haeiker.
Geret Vvr.e. lie
Hunter. H. C. Y
Paul Vv'dliams ,
H. II. Simmons
:ol
Jlin n
Pane. John A. Jonas eal
C. K L. y. S. W. I pock. Isai di Woo 1.
KeeK-r iV Turnf-r aa 1 E. Whitm its
were gran t.-l linc-a;se to r.tail liquors
for six month.;, up .n payment cf the
tax ured l-y 1 -;.', ar ti,. .ir rer.; t etive
place.- A businsss.
The board having had Chas. E. Jones,
who is confined in jiil under sentence
of death, examined by medical experts.
and boing convinced that his mind is of
so weak a nature as to render him al-
most an imbecile, were led to the con
clusion that neither the vindication of
the law- nor the ends if ju.-tice de
manded the execution of the death
sentence, and the chairman was in
structed to eemmun crate these fact to
the Governor and a-k that the senttnee
be commuted to imprisonment for Pfe.
Th doublo tas charged again-t Mrs.
Au.,usta Oik-mit'a br the y ear s H--G
and ltr-7 was i-cnined t: : a payment l !
a sin
Ie ta.x.
Ii. P Liinkin-a c z.-iahl-' .; X ;
township ITeStUteJ hi- . I'd ial b ud
which w-us deem.d go-i i r.n 1 su Iii r lent
and ordered to be registered an 1 rhe 1.
Stephen. Clark, colored, v.-a-s placed
upon the piupar list at an nbj.vanee C'
si i 0 p.i- month, until furth-r o: Jeis.
Tne ap b.-ati in of Jam -. A Pryar.
for re audio. 1 f valuation or" j-roperty
in Xo. S t i .vn-hip m r ferre 1 la V". G.
Prinso;; and assessor- of 1 to vn-h:i.
The chairman of the bnard was
ordered to obtain leal advice a.- to the
power of tiie board to exempt Craven
county bands from tax Ciau and report
to the next meeting.
The register of d eeds was authorized
to procure at the expense of the county
a record booked' deeds for the use cf
his oflict
. ew liei-iii' ( railed Sciiu
HoNolr lie LL.
Sccona Crude lame Davis, la.raia
Fulcher. Addie Cuskins. Nina Mann.
Matti-; Kountreo. I.ula Taylor. Kay ner
Joi es. Oswald Kafer. Herbert Moore.
D wight Styron. Peo Sultan. I n- hli"
Whitty. Tom Roberts.
Third Grade 1-: va Ida a:. B-.-r:'..:;
Kafer. Clem Whitford. hub i..b:u..i.
Willie Sahissler. John 'i'i: :n. Willie
Salter. James Whalev.
Fourth ( trade Mary I
Su ter. J alia Staub.
Fif th l irade 1 zm iie A
s'uter. Hpiiry Met'-u K:
Minnie I'.iwdv. law:
Taylor. :.. a e
1. eUl a
Lou isa
thews.
blither
ti Mi
C'o x .
Sixth I Ira :
' 'lark. P .is a
1 aisy S wri t .
hael b
Carr
.own. (.haiata
ie -::r. tnocs.
Ual
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William L. Miller, of Charleston,
S. ., has two immense iron shells,
said to be the firs: two shots tired
at Battery Wagner at the begin
ning of the '. nr.
never exploded,
pouuds each.
The Shells were
Thev weigh L'ou
) 1.1 N
IMP
i.!' I;..
i.. ii
I .'CIS" a I. '. The f.iilur
i istern Cnroliiia
puopk
relying upon their natural f-teil
be r-sti.-rprifirg. and active in i :
their section v
:!i nmple rail
elated them
nect i
war i
Hot a
ha?, :a
.-itian
ilv !., -
fr,
ni whicn. ii
t - ni
1 r :
in . 1.
' T
Crav,
' liat i
til- '
out t'
-.!.''.
t!:i y
'i h
on in
llUi;i
ir - '
ten ' r a
iC,
peer
e can
1 1 1 est
Tli ere will r...
improvement in the j,r.v
the people of our "-. it
public, en'o'-n r;-e an-l i
inaugurated P Li i:.r; c
Th" mam help rr.i: -
outside: men and m
brought into the conn
there can be ,viy i-i.-w.
th i - s-icti' n.
Kx.-ep: Mr
.:. t.l - idUahle pa; . t
ing it into lumber I r -i
the Cao st wti tefr; i ana .
ner d t -tr. .y it: k what v.-..
I'd much v. Old:: : n t!s
there appear- to h ,-; --1
F-r - nf i r. -. :- v :-n 5
'i'lO- Ul! level pe i re-
wealth are ureloubiedi;
can 't indue a- ';.-.
tal an-i energy to J. cate
try. Thoy v.-id r."t civ
to a seel il n i n w ii ie ii
activity i; j i i v.;'. r . ;
prisin e im-. rests.
Puiid a raiiro.: 1 me ,
and yoa can Miir.g ne
and means a;, nfr t h v. i.
a coast im" of rai ; a i ;
Carolina an i 1. an'
with winter v.-.: - :
ami West.
Tne in.u . ; :a. :.. -
until
ill Unsl
eoniniu:
sand w
. il tail
it i n . v.
r illir
t ( . r
a .
ao in a e a , y v
liiven the Ire
reai h an i traver
desirable locaia
tne e iso rr
tide-water counties, for
creation, hunting, etc..
rahle winter cliir. ate. w
rp- s s o
. w.th our a
we shalPd
. he rn St a tea ;
to I-'iorida.
at ii.i ra Pin
the people of tie.- .m
icp here. a con.l on
If we could t:ar.
hours from the ilu
of Currituck to the
head, 'iial frotu Mor
Murriii's Sp . r i n pr u:
-' a-noro ai .
Fen i to Nev.- ;
1 Wiiooeioae
should have a constant sireaaj c I t;
through here all winter.
That the visits of such peepie v.
lead to the permanent location an
vestment of many of them it is
m-
s net
seen
a - r p.
necessary to argue, lor we have
that, even where such visitat
the most limited sc
Our shore counties of Caiuz
low. Pender end New Hanover,
features of attractivene-a ;- !
for winter resorts that n.i r.. a
ot cur.ntrv. on t!i" o.l
Alia:
and they are sued that
means of reaching ti
bring them into i mined
In this respeCl alone,
tion have in nr , b ,
recourees of iniaii-i: ,
we are likely to- keep it
than make the i .'( at ;
for a key l a tmli. ;l.
A- for New P.rne
miiCi Sa iUl t i e o:;.
. .: C) ti."- 1 .1,1- . :
10
n: , e
I." i a -
taxi.-'
tne c:
lioe.i I
rei : b
HtiT- 'i: J..''C1:n A'.: At t! li.-k t :
being pronounced tiresome, i will ven
ture further to call the attention of our
East Carolina people to the progress
and development of
middle anl
western portion of Nor
Carolina . and
the Southern States.
While we are standing ::.!,. or i a.t
getting ready to mortgage another 1 1
and by the sweat of tae trow,
tribute to the hay lieZis of New b
land, and the slaughter peas of io.,
it will be seeu that our m. agio . : -reaping
a substantial prouairuy.
Tne Manufacturers' Ibaiauai , ::
annual review cf the iudustri:.: go
of the South fir i-T. :i's it:- v.a
many rt:pc.ts the ;., :-i ::.. i :.
year
dU! li
f r t'
- Hit
in tae lilst I
: z ; he vear in
,e pr oiisi :
i tl;..-: e ' :
' i r i t : ra --.
. V '. o i a .
re w.i.- :
u ! I iv .
t.uce :r- :
t:t i! S. 1.11
luiit ii'.
new i i -1
a mount i
The ar
capital st
organiz -
-. hi
rp.
.V ! a o
in
l'h li
; . an- .:
l.T.L'i'O:
Carol ir.:
c'.J TL'Vl
Tex a.-. -We-t
V:
during'
In c
he ell gi
have h
largest
pc ru d i
u v.
n u ra
n one
jijrtea to bave largely co
production, and many
in i i I -it
th'
beiDg greatly enlarced to
mands for their goods
The increasing diversification
Southern industries is illustrated ia th
fact that Alabama a lor.'." .-.-cured
during tiie location cf live larg-
car-buildine works; one at Annis'-ci t
cost SI. 000,000, and to turn out ' c-r:i
plete cars a day. from freight to p.
senger. parlor an 1 sleeping ... tie
entire work froai v.hcils t lie- u;
holsteriiif; to Is con ' in th e sin ;
The large wail,- at I rb.t;-.-. 1 ' ' - '
i:am .
iv . V i il 1 j . i 1 1 1 1 ,
ni N a-ii v i ile
i n o. e;ir
. ; noil-, pipe
:.:.,i I lUrnlnes
' . v. h ile f urni
o.il itnplement
- .an 1 electric
wi .oil- working
i-tartpd all
to h- t
! i r e i - lit a 1 ! y
.o-: ,.f
.Oiiraaily
, :. ' . res', i n
i : i. , -.. - I--
- i i " '. i a -1 1 , -
; : .- -. : r,d
I a 1 I. :
' - . .. 1 a: e that have
' :..'..- i oil ' a i e p;; r
. . at ' . j ae than p y
a. i e .. I ; ;: -a the,- ai,,."
. a - n i .. V.'i -tern Nm t a
z a. a . .aa t i .: irav tic v. iede
' i P.- c -o.: . an I ! ' a ra-su!:.
ounty tax i- 1 -iv.-niirr all the time.
county rt i ...vi '.. i-ntti are mend d y
; en i re -.v ar. 1 better road-, now
new coin t hcu-e-n jails, i tc
re i c u r ne-ighb nr ing county .');;
td.-",; t!c : i -he-: cr-unty in the
nate.r.biy. It i- ine only Eistern
Iv that h e- i ct had navigation or
c! e. I-, ing rro'.v precisely in
r- '.-! " 'a c-.-r. : -. hi" a - the
' - a i i t . . : i i n
: ' - '." .,,' : . :i.i-v
. . i : :: . 1 a. i c- - u . . r- r.. .an 1
: : ' la:: -- :r nng i: . e A : " I hey e, oar
-oii '. o . a a d s: n i; si i , 1 ib a p r i .: ; i
; 1 c- a ,; , and de -ay ':'
r 1 a t!,r a cii i.i-lw v.a ai Id
a . . a : . : l- -. -! ;n. i. : :, 1 settlement
' ::.- :.:. ' p at: -. i of the State.
1 . uli ,,::. ;: e :., :. ,.; in riey and
' ' t ; ; : . , . z : ': ; r . : y , an., in a
v - - ; .::. :: :. - -it: - v. ealtliiist
r : . . .- i.. 1 v. a ! 1 d eu hi e
a:. : : i .a 1..- tie- er ; r-- u ins of ihe
. . y. o 1 ao: a;. a th value if the
'..;-. . . -s i i, a: a re ri' "v ! rue as .a
: ur.li n. . nl i n." tie-n be f. l; .,,., ..
n .v ; r - e:a y v. . ai ,d -;,r--a-l . v. r lie
' eoiaioan: a t ''aching r,i, i enliven in:
la-- v - lid tin n lie
n a ' : : ; r, a .; 1 j .. nn rnterpris
i. .: a ' mi. ' :: an i tiie matter
' j r --. i e i'ii sue;; i g o r. and
1 . - . 1: ' : nt: a ; t-i epend lly
: t a v.-..!. rv ays of i in si a w hip.
i ::;.:;! ;.. tt a; of inland navigation.
V.'i'd in" pr .'i'iv of a lailroad
'' a 1 i uii'i aib'O'Pv a-.-'ire such pros
! icv to t )n-low . o waajld result in no
l - a lv.i:,;.:.,,' to i .c.vin. through her
"lty of I.', w Pel ne. and bne people of
1 aisiu w . Join - and Craven are alike in
teri sit d;n ilea e, i-st i iictii n of a hn,. ,,f
raib ial ti: n i-httil bring them into
cl l.u-lr.e:- and industrial relation?.
T..i . a:e more or i, . ... inter-dependent
an i .i:- i w c!i pr. -; -.r without
li: ' other. ii..y are e;i''li possessed of
grrai un 1-'. '. '. wia'tii. and once
umod 1 v i ..-ro. i-. aii 1 ;;ivn a new
ftr-ri. tie y w..u!d cnslitute one of the
w. alibi' -t r mmunities in the State.
Craven. Jam s. Onslow and New Han
over are closely aliied. Their early
traditions and history are of a people
do; e',y unite d: and in the annals of the
S;ate tiie nan,, s f their eons Ptand
conspicuous among the great men of
Xoi th Cared In::.
Aee-.tr :i::;ai v aii-l result from a
in" ! ra.'r ei :l::r:i;:g the coast lo
:::..::.;: a. .o. i a bright luture woiil 1
a up f a ti.-- j f.ple f these ngioii
y. ;.!.: i::t , ,!.::iy , ammatii 'atlon with
. ii i'o. r. an ! g.vt n a id and fac i I -.
i i. - f r Z 1 -pi n " "ii. . r hidden re-
i
u 1
at el t 111
.-. . 1 i .-.;!: a i liial cmiid
aa iie' a.'eus to New Itm r
.- :e.:.,-,. d..;.- large and
: o ii. , of tiie Ifne-I tlui
a :mii,ufac;uiung roiitre
r :; a a. 1 V. - i n Mate- ai c
a.' '. T.e - bn- bo li, -
:i ' i i a . n g i n tie- niai ts
f. " i. i..rs. , a I in t ae
roe : .O-i .i . r: . i . i an v
,:.. re
: : x i .
- r. v.
' a a l ' . le r i.u
v. ul 1 m t e. 1 ',
: : in - el her
. .a f . .1 . i. u. . .; aout
: a : ; t :a ::.:;;;: 1.. ! ' a iti
- :.- - i;j '..-low . 1 1 1 !... lle-
: . , . . ia'. a. ii ai- far from that
r. .1:1 :; are n,a;;v j .rtions of there
a a - r. l. -. .- " Mi l:K AN- .
(. : H..;:i-Ile!itrai:.(! Alta.r.
i:... Ad-.-.oi.-e i- j. leased to state that
the u n f ! I -. oiat " shooting alf ai r in which
Mr. V.". I', (iorham was shot by Mr.
The -b re HZegood. did not terminate
fat:. by- 'i he two balls that Mr. (iorham
r. c.a'. yd ic-.y - been extrated and he is
d ing a -. -a t,l as cu!d be expected.
Mr. 1 1 ! I. -.in s -y tt-, it 1," was not .hot
v.i.il ; an: Mr, 1 babgood were
. a : . h ; a P. - a 'or. a- t he Ad vance
: . 1 :i, .:: . .' a n.'it p.ti gathered tin
t a r.ig!.: ' f I1." :::!!' riunat" ditlieulty.
; . iU thai b ii . tin in d to leave
l . i i.i. a ,i Mr. li z,;ood bred the
-a - i r.t hi-u. ; ir. Iia! - ! claims
t: z. i ." h tin.; w . , u: , in self-
M - : . ' .1, 1 ': ulai" ' ' :u 11 1 ii 11 i -
ii-. ui.; rtt.i.a'c ' nil 'u lty
:-: i. 1 a: - . :. .1 hv l ' all the
i:."' 1 1 nil
l-J". K.
: pi. l es.
-1 Zut i"ii-
i
- : '. i . a . z. P-a b:.z
a., ;!.: ... : ti esell' d !lU
.. : .. : :. . . iree I upall
aha , . .-. . :. o.. ; i rig in, in i -;
Z . , '.-; 1 a - l,i '. ! i i -e r.iii-t d
a ! woe.,- z . i- i;!ip.iny
: i : i a; ; a , ign . . aa ; ! il ion
i 'a.. ;i;::I on e :1. vliich
f a. : i v i - a i '.a a !' a y e 1 rs was
: : . i -. , i : . i A u o : . n ! a S r : a n 1
. u e : i a .- .'vol t !, ; . ia pule ;'
1 hat t :: ! av. - he:: I H- impartial.
I i : i i , ' rii (! I "a i iiactt d
"- ! ' i .'. I : ' ' e" P'
: e ne it
ing ( lecti "ii
lipp 'tt oiily
1 t-l Ol" to
"l :. it ,u th" c .
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. Z ' ' A ll eight
ti;e iv iavi i eivi-ioll of the
a '.Western railroal ran into
'e -7 nulis from Central last
ihe engine jumped the track
a into New Liver and dieap
'i'c.e enginei'i' was drowned at
11; ti reman was also killed,
eve i 'ided care were demol-
io- p ..
Twenty I
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Abso!ute!v Pure.
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l":ii..aH',.r.: : .. . ,
economic 1 tnnriU.e, r-ormrv k!uis, tntlAl.
not bo Bold In com pi-" i."ii witli Die multltud
of low tost. Fhcrt -e.pl.i, ainrn or phosphate
r-nwlOM. SoiC only ! a i neo. Hoy A ' liAKini,
pexrn it k ' ' v. 1 i Wh : ! -i ! . . ;-. Y novls-lvdw
Per pale ui i., ,,, ,v Alex. Miller.
Wia i" -be f-n 1 .. I:..i ilealer in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
G-uLpral fu-cfchLiiidise,
UAiOIj ami tii:s i;tc
Cortsignmei.tH ..f (P..,;,. C lion and
other Produce H.di. Zed.
lr'"!Mi( Att jition iua : iiteed.
:- v" ' "f- - clh l'ro;:t and MiddleSt"
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Moiiume-its ToniDs-
Am; all s lade cuvcaad Ilu'. .dliiK work la
ITALIANcc-ICAf. GARBLE
Orders will receive prompt attutior
satisfaction guaranteed
JOE II. WILLIS. Proprietor
iHuooessor i o 1-if.nrgi- w . iZi&ypool)
'tor UROA ' A I IUAVEN Stt.
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C K. Mil la
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All Cimb.s nl I !OhlN(; AM)
il ! ' A 1 ! Nil SfOVl.S,
' 0 i TOM PRICES!
L. n. Cl TLKK,
2G & 28 Middle Street,
s cw i'.p:h:. n. o.
Our store ie flllod with
I'rovisious, tiroceriea, Cauned
CJools, Dry Goods, Crockery,
Etc. We keep a full line of the
Celebrated Prison Boots and
Shoes.
ALSO
0. S, Parsons & Sons' Boots
and Shoes.
Every pair wan mud io give satis
faction. Country merciiaiiL-i und the peopla
generally are reqtiet-ted to call and ex
amine our lare Ptock before purchat
inp. We will Rive you low figures.
We job Lorillard Snuif.
ROBERTS & BRO.,
oouCi lYo:t nt.. A'eui Berne, ZV. O.
EDUCATE! EDUCATE!
What Better Can Bo Done For
Tho Children?
AURORA ACADEMY
U'i;oi;., N. v.
It. T. I ' 'N. l b. PlIIM'IPAL.
Mi- F 'i- I..V.O ; ,n. Assistant.
.. ... a s-ept ll'. 1H87.
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SIMMDMS & MANLY,
ATTOKNLY8 AT LAW.
N FW III UN E, N. C,
Will move ,on or ahout January lGih,
1SSS. to their new ( llice, over the Bank
ing House of Creen. 1 oy iV; Co . thiM
doors below Hotel Albert.
DH. J. D. CLARK
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