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VOL. XI.
xi:v i:i:kne, craykx county, n. c, july 12. is.ss.
NO. 15.
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TO GO TO KINSTON TO DO YOUR TRADING.
TIIK
I'AKTI KS.
tru-k Honrv. in h:.- m';iur.i!.'
Tilt HKKK 1 I 1 : V.MIIAK M 1 M K H
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OETTINGER BROS.
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Ready Made Clothing. Dress
Piece Goods, White
Goons.
Goods.
A"il so oo, r noi
wh;rh my i.-el are puiJoil bnt
l.imp of eipenenco. 1 know
w.t of juileine the future
the nst." Tolitiral n.irtir-
tanl on their retord, or
Kll, like Lunftr.nerer to hor again. "
ihe art.v which, from the foun
dation cf the trovcrnment. h.v. op-
p-sel evry monarchical and
nriticratical tendeiH-v. a n 1 lias
eadfaitl v contended .'r the rich;.
of the States and tho 'iberties o;
NotiOIlS, IeopIe, was called " I he Kepnt
I'cnn Tarty" nntil. sometime n,
; "M'."i, the .letTersonian lieptiblioans
Ir.ippd that name ar.d aeoepted
ttiat of ''WiiemM, .lellerson
.st.imi.ed .:s eai i ; : . n it a: ;is
no'
. e w I e I I
!.;: . i; .1
.ng et elie:.-
Olle ol . lit
i.i u 1 a lies of
ton : i 'lie whe
her eh ; it i :e" ' i
many ft tin
said town, an
mon .is if
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ten l.y
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w ii el Washing
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: - ' : d"rsed by
n' e.tlens of
.ul
moral
that a
your i
inneli ;
to t he
u o i ; i .
Tep.-.-'i
l'e..e
II d I !'e i
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Hoavy Groceries,
V
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r jreot.4 Tjc Artnon:
uj kaiM likia of W. A. W. Ki'.ro!.
A" py foT ail our pnrehv,
prKw, aj trafr th b-rn;dl -'f th !:
I .ai to kktnj'-.ir;, ir. ! w- 'hi'
OETTINCER
SIGN OF THL CELEBRAFt V
!er:h, and : t has
ti.ronh every
t tme, l(i t lie pi
Stati's ma i) si
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has been
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I have reeen'
-y I v,in:a Train;:
p.ve and feeble
T"h :ns:;t;;' :on
ted anion ' t
r railroad.
I'hilade!:'!
; in i '1 it-- 1 i :
I in,
y : -'-ii
Illlllilei
: - 'oeau '
mv test I -
it mental and
k. .Mr. llditor,
: : i.e letter in
: would a.d
a'tention
.-e-'ed.
li v. i
1 K -' K I I1KI'.
1 the I'tMin
I loi defer
1 , Irei:.
fill . v s:t i i.i-
on
tlenonn-
ches
from
nane
Stat'
sey,
no
:he Wt'St
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lined bv
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lines, and umler
the lemorrat;e
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n
The Fiction I -
bt ia tkal of f au'.h r
bQ o ftrttvit .1'innar
'Firt HfTtiU."bj Krd-
njiibr, ao i art t in 'h-- -
ai H Bar.s..r TV
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New Summer (roods
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HOWARD & JONES.
JUST RECEIVED:
Whiu I'l.a anHW .lii
rJbnia in i (!::
N w lot ( 1 cia
Fail u' (''. .r i"
li Imtii!
s.-
s won
'ii. 1.
(
ellt .melits id
n w : t-n h:- n . e--.-a u'e tt
- he .-a.tl : "T I.e am bi t am
leads me on :s an anxious
and a fixed !et ei m :n at ion to
--uade mT emintry men. so I ir as
I may, that :t is not :n a spleioi.d
government snpj'orted b;. power
fal monKxl.e-i and aristocrat n'al
est i 'il.sl. in r n ' s ; 1, it they will lintl
!iai'p'.nej or their l.bert.es protect
ed ; but m a plain 'stem, void of
pomp, protecting all and grantmg
fiver to none, dispensing it bless
ings like the dews of heavens, un
seen and nnfelt, sare in the fresh
nens and N'anty they contribute
to jnxlaee." This sentence, from
the pn of Andrew Jackson, glow
ing with the patriotic sentiments of
Thomas .TetTenon, could hav e been
incorporated into the mes-sae 1
1 1 rover ' leveland w
: iie s. : ti t ejt t tie ;! ec
I. no of its argument.
As t tie army of
and. e r ( i r a : . : m. as
a. I I I.' a
aten by 1.
party was
neons nias.-e
:es w 1k"sc
1 f. 'Te t i.e
ithoiit causing
ti on from the
o ! ; 1 r . v i ' e J ; . p : . -.
I e.s...: ' i i ; :.e l.ir'e r a : 1 1 : e
and 'aid i !r:,":.ii.!y ;ir-
r.c d ! ; ' '':.:.-rt ai d eon-
.- e , -e ei; i: : ::d I ed in
mate-. It. K e: I: n. ' '.,u-r:t; -t
ell de I. ' . a d; o.olsi iidi d . no I de
m an. I .. d i C i'e i; ;: ; n e 1- e a in! '.i
relita. eare : e edl ': '. d - 1:1111
tired i;n t- rt 'l n ; ' e , : !:. rein
m ; ; t e. ! !. - eat- . I e : i, d neiice
ot ;f. s a e . iiai. i - it-.' through
' !: w !.. le i!...' .tio::. He is
add. . :-'ed i'v t o e 'ir "r more
ol teai-la ;- atoi mat;. w ;,e say
; he v d i v o 1 1 1 1 a ; le , ' . . - m .adi affec
tion ' r eh i hi rri. e ; -de !...t c.i
pac : 'y a - d: :. .;:';;;: i te
one-. 1 !. r - : ' --- - w ,cob rlul.
The -tand t;-i l t ' : ei 'he
cupr r : n : e ;al e;i ' - : d ' -h .
Teacher-. ..:::! mt-. 1 p'.ip:!.
are c n -t ra. i.e'l '.".iia . .:. .'e . t .
The girls are ti ..'..'led bands
of twenty 1 : e or t 1 ; l r ' '. , ".' lerthe
constant rare nf a;i a' 'eiitl.m , ex
cept when -he v.-rs them up to
the teaeher. Ti . !'.;. - a;.- d. v.detl
into tic !w. ti !- r the . or.stunt
Huperv.-i.'ii : mile at ; eiidand-.
Their a part m e'. ' - are en'tt ly sepa
rate from 'l.ee ncetipied by the
girls. Their 'he mttorii - are large
and airv, then ed pertectly clean
nice hair mattresses, waini
blankets every pd.io'.v with a
Bayboro Items.
It. 1 . Id dates' new dwelling is
Hearing coni'ietiou. W lm is sin .'
The fouith was a dull, quiet day
here, not even a pop cracker was
heard during the day.
A Sunday school convention is
to be held here tomorrow a basket
picnic in connection with it.
The schooner Mattie Fl. Hiles,
Holland master, is loading lum
ber lor Hooker .N Caho, bound for
Philadelphia
( rops ai e looking much better
than a fe a weeks ago. Cotton is
small, but looking well, while corn
and rice seem to be on the rampage.
The steam saw mill formerly be
longing to .Miller .Sv Hooker was
sold on Saturday last by Hooker iV
('alio, assignees, Wm. Potter, sr.,
being the purchaser.
d. NY. Ilollis, the contractor, lias
nearly completed the county poor
house. Soon the paupers will have
comfortable quarters to stay in
when they call on the county for
assist ance.
K. 1. McCt'tter is prominently
-pekeii of as a candidate for the
State Senate, and 1. P.. Hooker
for Representative, and .John P.
Martin tor SheriiV. This would
make a st rong t lcket .
The Republican party of this
county has at l.it succumbed.
They will hold no convention, and
make no nominations this year.
This is but the forecast of the con
dition of the party elsewhere, and
alter tne iitn oi govern uer next me
(i. O. P. will be known no more
fore ei .
A negro man by the name of
dolu s, a resident of New Berne or
.lame- ( d t
in jail here this week for an at
tempt to burn a dwelling house on
Pawson's creek, in this county, a
few nights ago. Your reporter
has not learned all the particulars
Vet.
Pt)
some. A lively time may be ex
peeted down nere daring tne can
vass.
MI'SIC I HIH SCHOOL AM) HOME.
An Ess..
y M ss Ella
New Bern. .
Ives, of
Real Btire the Teachers' Assembly
at S-sslon of 1888.
The af at which children sh-mM be
taught to si;u a question upon which
musicians di-agree. That all children
can be taught to sing is another much
discussed question. I cannot entirely
agree with many enthusiasts thati.od
had created us all with the same musi
eal voicej. the s ; acute musical ears
and the same .. irate perception of
tone and pitch.
-.rv i : a alifrnt ior.s
to express themselves in song? and do
not laugh at them if their voices are
sometimes discorded, and the tune d if -licult
of recognition, for the little sing
ers are oftentimes mere sensitive to
ridicule than those of larger growth,
but rather let us encourage the child to
sing softly and sweetly, and if he ia in
duced to sing at home, and hears good
music there.it will exert a refreshing
inthier.ee upon him through life and he
may perhaps in after years look back '
upon the Sunday c-venings spent at
home pinging some of our beautiful
hymns, and the recollection of that
time may act as a safeguard in time of
temptation. Too many look upon the
otudy of music only as a means of earn
ing u livelihood, w hen there are hun
dredsuf homes where it is needed for
its purifying and elevating miluence.
STATE NEWS CON I HISSED.
osed its tifty-
aii ot tnesp n
for an agreeable singer may be cultiyat
ej to a considerable extent, but the There is no nlarp w-hero it it mnre im
training should begin at an early age. portant. and nowhere else does it shine
and requires much patience and perse- with a blighter lustre. Kven if there
verence on the part of both pupil and be no marked talent ia this direction
teacher, unless the child is endowed by which v. uuld lead to the idea of display
nature with what is commonly termed before the public, it is well worth the
a correct musical ear. while to make the most of such as there
I once heard an anec.iete of Ike Mar- be. and these parents who ignore music
vel, who went home from school and because the son or daughter may give
told his mother thafr his teacher said he no promise of eminence as musicians,
had no ear for music, ami he begged are sadly in error. If right views Con
ner to look and see. She got a candle earning the Eubject could generallv
and examined his ear, then said "she prevail, we should hear less of wailing
thought he had none as she could because young people are inclined to
not find it." Another story is told of a spend their evenings away from home
teacher in a public school w ho upon amid excitements which are not for
being annoyed at hearing a little boy their best good , and I believe that man v ' is an art studio
sing in a lower pitch than his compan- a hearth stone is shrouded in gloom ! bears the name of
ions, tol l him to go up higher. After simply from neglecting the wonderful1 of the Bandanna
trying two or three times, he said, "I i power which might have been wielded ; Mr. Shackloford s
can t get up any higher. 1 am standing through music in making home atlrac-
on my toes now ;" and that was all he tive and filling it with sunshine,
knew about singing higher. Among the great reforms needed in
The tendency with children is to sing our land today, none of greater ira-
too loud, which will soon cause the tone portance than that of makiDg home life
to sound rough and discordant, or will more puro, beautiful and attractive,
produce tl.it tones, a fault hard to cor- In closing it may not be amiss to give
rect. the "reasons for learning to sing," as
-vii accurate musical ear may be edu- su" ui "u tu ijib quaim tniB and sister counties know that the
catod to a j.reat extent, as has been preface to his collection of "songs and , Sute Normal opens here next Monday.
.... 1 .... nnnnnln ' loLnl i. 1.fQ TUa .l J . . . 1
previa :u my own experience. ine nuucLo piiuiiojiou m i-tj, xucuuu
most proficient and cultured pupil I spelling of many of the words adds te
have taught during the last session the quaintness of expression. Reasons
s-eme.l to have a most deficient ear brietly set down by the author to per
suade every one to learn to sing:
1 . It is a know ledge easily taught and
quickly learned when there is a good
master and an apt scholar.
2. The exercise of singing is delight
ful to nature, and good to preserve the
health of man.
3. It doth strengthen all parts of the
The Biblical Recorder r
t drd volume last week.
The pr.iise f Murehead o v is tei tl e
lips of all who have been there. Tie-Mis
no better seishore re-ort.
From all parts of the State cemes the
announcement that crops have greatly
improved in the bt-t ten day.
Hon. Alfred K inland has b.-.-n re
nom iu.ited for ( '(ingress in ll-t: Oth -lis
trict. S J. 1 'em bt-t ton , l.-a , h elector.
Concord Times i .) mli Stewart, M '
from (ieorgiai "There is nut en nor
Democratic side a man more honored
and respected than Itm l in .1
He v. J . F. I.oie is ma u i eg earnest f
forts to build a hou-t-j foi the church at
Bayboro. Then- is not now a Baptist
house of w orship in 1 'am I ico county .
Mt i 'live Teha-ran, Tie-buck lel.erry
boom -till continue Sie-h ncmp was
nf: -r hear I .if I . . f . . i . . 'I I.e onlv .lis
ad vantatte t i :, tu ct. 1 1 im: li the I iiiih-hh
ia Our ine cfiatit-i c;im,.,t n-i hi.- crater
fat enough to supply ihcm
Cleveland and Kim If I i. iii.ic i mic
Clubs have been org'ini.-d at New
Berne, Kaleigh. Wilmington, Charlotte.
Greensboro. Durham and many othtr
places Hurrah! Hurrah' "The Coun
try s rising."
Tarboro Southerner : The tow n is oo a
live boom. Among ruany attractions
The basaball club
Thurman. the Chief
Tribe. NVork on
kiiittinp factory is
progressing rapidly. Oats are cheap
er than corn: oats fifty tent- corn
seventy-five.
Washington (lii.-tle: The Western
Union has reduced the rates to the press
of this town. Now the (ia.ette has ad
vantage of the same rate as the News
and Observer. Let every teacher in
mm
fill
we have
fr.
when she bngan study ing two years ago,
and po-sessed the fault of hatting, due
was arrested and put in a measure to carelessness of pitch on
ner parr. i ne nanus or iiatung ana
sharping are often due to the same
causes, viz., w hat is termed an incorrect
musical ear, and extremo nervousness
in singing before others. Sharpness of
tone id probably the more common ueart. anu uotn open tne pipes.
fault, but is less r.ainful to the listener 4- It is a singular good remeiLy for a
than ilatness, and is frequently caused stuttering and stammering in the
tics is beginning to warm up from too great effort and energy used apeech
remnants .
had been
K.'publ icar.
the he:
feated
the P
"1 II. ed,
arm t
Mn'i Hth:r. g
J IIabbr ('.it.
eh'J,
rr ;T r '.
A I-
I Hx:d
hi. r.
P
or frw-t
A!p--, Swtiiw ia.i lrr i P.-- 1
Trunk, ValUy, Kci, Mimr;
HOWARD k JONES, Nex:
33 V) tiwtf
1 e r.i x'
c a . .
r"ge:
par;
n
it' .
d:-t Nate
n Phdatlelph:.
issembleil in
addressed "Ti
ntttfd S: ates.
flag
.ac
! of the
e- t hat
-o the
rmed of
I" t!ie tie-
had
pretty
over i
w
I -iiatn thrown
Id
, 1 1 e
ave b
f 1
p.ay
t'.lat.
do,T
, 1
ie.lt
i. i en en ' am
,!.:ne 1 -. I-'"d
'tir-uatite of a
the people ol
iithout regard
nice
w;'
: t ere-
taugh:
ng g
eerc.
y an 1
e e r v
: i a:n
arg'- a:
; I r o ; :
. Their
lor; a id
land
s s w :
We
at.
1
i a s e
Door td
t pas; p
vision .
rtq'ea! of
ditleren
w : : ; ; :
more ,
use ; h
all ate
n.
it :
1 w.
5e?S g 9 E"j Z1-- - I
plfliUlB-gg;,. MJ'
25 - - z n -s i n vt r
'. . a a .
were tip
e M issom
ti ' : :.' p. i. a t ; i : c
administratnT'. to
of slavery into free
favor of t he a.'.in .s.s
xs a idee State: of
ac .0:1 of t he Federal
to the nrmcit'leij ':
anil JefTerson."
It is not our purpose to speak of
a! ivery further than is ne,es.-a:v to
tne elucidation of our sublet.
When M.ssouri appl.ed f r admts
-;on -at" the 1 uiou. her a.lm;.-.-;on
was oppovd becauao of the 1 .8
teLit'ecl -l.iNery in hei terr.'ory
in the language ol
s or 1 1 ; -
posed to the
1 com prom n-e:
dei.t P. tree's
die extensuin
terr.oTi : In
en ot Kansas
restoring Ihe
('ro eminent
NNdi-li 1 11 gt 1 n
1
const ; va
w a
;s m
.1
a v
tin.es
t a' e .
-oC h
and
or.
The
as
M as
-1 am
.- e :
tan ght tt
boy s are t atigh' to u
mat t re--es, -nine Mi
and o; hers employ
and 1 -n I ne farm .
I ll e 1 r So not il e Mere
by cale.-t henit's, du.li
cluls. Those ' Me: c
!sh:ngiy we!! !"::' "
ber that every eh.!
The greate-t patient
in ossary t" deelo
won del 1 u 1 rer. :i 1 1 s .
school fl hour.- 1
Much of tin work
play. Ida re are :
Km dergar ; e r. -t h.."!
t hi: y lU 1 aeli
the 1.1U ;. ge.-t .
y ears to t wei f.
1 v mtei e-tetl a
evert Te- w . ' h
1 ney have lit it
entertain u.t
t hildren a.-.-.-t w
; hem-i ! - and ;
per: u tendon; to.
luginir.n go! t he
..-icily hoped.
- that
thout
Their
"Cell
5 lor out-
1 lass rooms
i' lurn'.shed.
: h and
the subject
ght. happy
oral t each -man',
use
ell. lattei
is u re to : he
ot : he g;i is
e t ry well,
- 'im- of the
in attempting to sing high notes.
One cause of names of tone is incor-
The Democrats Tare already "ct ana mcomp.ete tasing or Dream,
taking more interest in organizing Btrument if one is use,i, or to the tone
than heretofore BO early aa this, of those singing around him. In chorus
The little scare they got two years singing the pup 1 should not be allowed
ago has opened their eyes, and they t0 sinK quite as loud as he can, but the
will be wide awake this year won't 0,ce fhouA be strained, and he will
, , be inclined to fall from the key, and
be caught napping any more. dr3g the entire c,a9S (iown t0 bi leve,
Tbe County )emocratic Exec- of pitchy Children should learn to read
titive Committee met on Saturday, music at sight, and should not be al-
dune d.O, and called the county 10 a,Dg ty '"-ation or by ear so
con ention for nominating candi- d . , . . ,
, . . - . Teach the musical scale c! eight notes
tlates to hll the various county by Bvl,.ible6, M do. re , mii etc,f aieo 5y
ollices lor Saturday, September 1st, lne letters of the notes, then by num-
at Payboro. I'recinct meetings for oers. taking 1 for do. 2 for re, and so on
appointing delegates to oe neiu on tuen use woras
Saturday, August 18th, at 2 p. m.,
at the various votiDg precincts, A
lowusnip imuuic i-uuiuiiiicc oi mstructed as to the dilierent kinds of I
tive in each township was ap- time used in music, of course learning '
o. It is the nest means to preserve a
perfect pronunciation, and to make a
good orator.
fi. It is the only way
to know where nature hath
bestowed the benefit of a good
voice, which gift is so rare that there is
not one among a thousand that hath
Let us have the best Norm
ever had in Washington
Charlotte Chrotiicle: A special
Winston says: Winston-Salem cele
brated the Fourth in pmu.1 style. There
was an immense crowd, estimated at
25, GOO. Speeches w ere made by Sena
tors Hampton and Hansom In the
base ball contest on the 1th Charlotte
defeated Danville. The city was
crowded with colored people who great
ly enjoyed "the day we celebrate. "
The Caucasian : A unique marriage In
town, three people, and only three 1
under one license. They were of the,
dusky persuasion anil from Mino 1
township. Last Tuesday there were'
one hundred bushels of huckleberries :
for which crates could not bp procured.
Four hundred and tive crates were
shipped that day that brought at least i
?1.000 clear profit into the county.
Wilmington Me-senger: At the meet I
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
ThU powder never varies A rnarrel wt
POrlly , ilrength , mid thulrLimiinni. Mo
economical than the oriUnarv klnda.and nmm
not be sold In aompxtltlon with lb mnltttoA
I low teat, abort weigh t, alum or phoaphavM
pnwdera. Hold only 1 u cam. IlijilLHtllla
POTlii Oo.. 106 Wail-al.. N Y DOTlS-lrftW
For nale :n New-horn bv Alex. Miller.
THE SEASON
I ss At II ..I,. I IlW
Refrigerators, Ice Boxes,
Ice Cream Freezers,
vVater Coolers, Fly Fans,
Wire Dish Covers, Lc.
SA V 1-1
M( i. I N
Till Nl
FY
l:o l
PI VI NG
L. II. rUTLKR,
26 & 28 Middlo Street
N i: W HICKN It. N. C.
it. and in many that excellent gift is, ing Monday night the organization of
lost because they want an art to express ( the rowing club was perfected under
nature. the name of ihe Recreation Iioin(r;
7. There is not any music of instru- j Club. The Regata Committee was :
ments whatsoever, comparable to that authori.sd to arrange for a regata.
which is made by the voices of men : wm. K Vanderhilt of Ww York l,s
A black board should be used in class
instruction, and after the scales have
been thoroughly le. rned. and the pupil
when the voices are good, and the same
are well sorted and ordered.
S. The better the voice is the sweeter
it is to honor and serve God therewith,
and the voice of man is chielly to be
employed to that end.
Omiiis .ijiiritus laudit domuixnn.
"Since singing is so good a thing,"
I wish all men would learn to siDg.
pointed. The committee is pro
pairing to make a thorough organi
. it ion.
About Cavtor Oil.
The aveiage boy has an idea that
to count and beat each variety of musi
cal notation, then pleasing glees can be
introduced, in fact I have combined the
exercises and glees at an early stage in '
my classes.
Do not be content with the pupils
simply pronouncing the words distinctly
and correctly, but teach them to Study
bought over a thousand acres of land
just below Asheville, at the conlluence
of the French Broad and Swananoa
river. This is said to bo the finest
property in Western North Carolina
Mr. Yanderbilt w ill erect a handsome
residence to be ready for occupancy
next summer.
Charlotte Observe: : Yesterday after
noon thero occurred a fatal accident in
Sharon township. Mr. NY. T. Taylor,
accompanied by his little son Ferny,
who was about eight years old, went
out into the pasture to bring in the milk
state i cow. Mr. Taylor Btarted to the aprin
for a bucket of water. After starting
the cow the little fellow tied the chain
which was a light one, around his neck.
Hon. D. L. Russel, in a conversation The cow became frightened and ran.
HOW IS THIS I
hon'. damei, l . kcssf.l declines the
nomination for sitrimk court
.JL'I'OE ON THE REl'CBLK'AN
TICKET IIE SL'GUSTS A COALITION
WITH THE PROHIBITION ISTS.
-C
i
iocs anu
tools.
taidell
to- ,1 rrf e, Oin lrHi.o SHU CUrrCCH
n'f all L i is who hav eirpfn! mot h-1 the 8eD8e 01 the words and to eing with ! yesterday with a representative of tbe ' jerked the boy against a tree killing
-------- me same expression mey would use u Star, said that he bad no hesitation in i mm lohiaany.
eis m piuieci tueui num iu ieu reciting the words. A teacher or
destrover. He is mistaken, like a Shakespeare would not be content sim-
-' :c
le
.1
III t
.:. ;;'.'. ne - r e : i i: an S T ' .! i, c.ell c i th.lt they
; e : :. :. n -rtli ' f the ne'. ;n :..e 'a, en; "hat ( i--d
tv.-and. irv ..f M.-...i: : T:,.- : '' '!' '';'d'- 1
, . , . u n t r 1 1 1. . i e - are
t :a m . e w a - a p . .oi -; : i. e : a' . t . . , , ,
' :r.g;;te!i -I. M.itn
':.:.: was ,.t ,:.'.. ' he gc .... 1 (, , . ,
g v, run. a'. V. ...tend n t- m .t
with
a Ia n
III!
i - are ar.ei 1
bells, Indian
fs are as;on -ell
We IT in em -;.-
ilehcient.
and I' tvt- are
-uch a lint st
I"nev aie in
. r.ng the day.
- systeniu'ed
o :ntci est ing
' .. en: y h c or
1 hese are
::. troin four
are thorough
through tile ir
-am and i in .
d. . to: ;o:is and
,nv . : the
it;, ii t'lTii.t to
cts. r:,e -u-
iu tlie
t n : h u
tie
do. bllt
g: veil, they
- of these
lenetl and
hem made
md others.
pleST h.l'.e
:.' :e:;-at:on.
t..-a;;;i
ys on a
tl ai!
i'dight-
luty
''lie
ply to have pupils pronounce words cor
rectly, but with no idea of the meaning.
Yet tnis is what many singers do, and
are then acquitted as not guilty.
You may have heard the story of the
old lady, who when asked about the
sermon of her neof minioler, "that she
did not remember the sermon, but she
had derived great comfort from the
way he had pronounced that blessed
word Mesopotamia." And so it is with
us all who have heard, though I fear
too rarely, persons with such musical
speaking voices, that there was a charm
in listening to their words just for their
own sake. I once heard a writer assert
that the study of vocal music was all
nonsense. lie said, "God has given ua
vtiice. w hy should we study into their
mechanism'.'" Let us sing freely and
llifornia. Kansas, Iowa naturally, or words to that eilect. My
menus let. me a-k you cuuiiueLiiiiwiy ,
ought God to be held responsible for
much of the singing we hear. Y'et I
do not doubt that this argument in
lluenced many who consider patient
plodding a grat waste of time
majority ol grown people who only
regard castor oil as a medicine.
Only a very Mnall portion of it is
consumed in that manner. Castor
ml forms one of the best lubricator.-,
and is used for greasing
wagons ami other purposes where
the price does not prohibit it. Then
it is burned as an illuminator, not
only by the Jews for their Sabbath
lamp, but elsewhere. In India,
where large quantities of the seed
arc raised, the oil is added to the
native condiments to flavor them.
It is also made into an illuminating
gas in India. In this country
castor o:l is used to dress morocco
leather. (
and Illinois are the principal sec
tions of this country where the
seed is raised, and the castor oil
presses at lielville. 111., are among
the most extensive in the world.
saying that he will decline to accept the Wilson Advance
nomination for Associate Justice of the opens on Monday
Supreme Court on the Republican State
ticket; and, furthermore, that in his
letter of declination he will advise the
withdrawal of the entire S;ate ticket,
and that a coalition be formed with the
Prohibitionists.
He gave it as his opinion that it
would bo futile for the Republican party
to make a campaign in this State, and
that the approaching election will be a
walk-over for the Democrats. "In the
first place, "' he said, "they (the Repub
licans) cannot win : and in the second.
if they could, they would be counted toes from a single a -re and
out." He thinks that if a coalition ia
formed with the Prohibitionists it will
break the color line, and in this way,
perhaps, lead to Republican success
hereafter. "But," ne added, "if a
Chinese gong campaign is inaugurated,
with joint discussions between Fowle
and Dockery, it will result, probably,
in a majority of -10,000 for the Demo
cratic ticket.
Judge Russell was one of the dele
gates from this State to the Chicago
Convention, wns a member of the com-
The Norman school
A pleasant lawn
party on the court house green. Contest
betw-een the "Browns" of Wilson, and
the Battleboro Base Ball Club resulted
in victory for the Wilson boys. The
Browns also defeated the Fenoirs of
Kins ton. It appears ! - be sett let! that
Jona W. Crowell , our present SheiitT
will succeed himself. tin Monday
the county commissioners appointed ,1
W. Davis, Esq., county treasurer to fill
the place made vacant by the death of
Col. John W. Farmer. A I'itt county
farmer raised (). barrels of Irish pota
leared -.'5(1.
The World Stands Agnast
AT MY LOW I'llICES,
And wonders, How is it that I can sell
so much lower than any one else?
I'll tell you: I have determined to be
easily satisfied for the cash, and NVORK
FOR SMALL PROFITS.
My Motto ib FAIR M AI. ING.
Come and buy from me, and you will
never regret it.
K . R. JONES,
New P.erne, N. C
V -- X -- L
T. E. MAGE & GO.
i'. at
Drugs, Paints, Oils,
AND GARDEN KEEE8.
i
Ft.
1 smal I inn-e in
motto. ( i i
Mi.iii st
mT'.i. Ulv
1 1 1 1 1 r v n n t ' li 1 1 : t -
' heap fa
all ia I
Ac t . .
A II
no ia'l id at
i i ahli ih our
oiiir
' .V.
IWt bail 'I'm loll On
GEORGE ALLEN & GO ROBERTS BROS.,
DEALERS IN ,,
General Hardware SEND Ycnr ORDERS TO US.
i" no
i : . i : o
Two Miles a Minute.
Fancy travel at the rate ol" two
miles a minute over an incline of
polished ice, with an eighteeD inch
toboggan lor a carriage, a pretty
girl lor a bon comrade and a pair
of electric bells hanging overhead
l.kc harvest moons. Recall the
sensations of being in love or a hot
at li. re in em ber t lie details of your
a t
and strong voices. While today there
are no schools of high rank and im
portance where chorus singing is not
,. i.i i . taught, and reading music at fight is
nr-t merry go round, the immediate 1 o aQ unuguifl accomplishgmem.
ihiTciiceof champague. chloroform In fact many schools refuse to give a
or any other delicious intoxicant, diploma to a" graduate in instrumental
and you have a faint, very faint music unles the pupil has studied vocal
i . .1. .- , ii- , . l inr.lo.3jor loast fi r nnn rflar
itiea o i ne nos i ve v i ei c nu """" - j -
seu.-atioii that a fly down a tobog-
The study of vocal music should be mittee on credentials of that body and.
brought more prominently into all our it will be remembered, had an animated
schools, and if introduced as a regular discussion with John S. NVise, of Yir-
brancb cf instruction, much may be ginia, on the status of the delegation
done with even a moderate amount of from that State. He is an astute and
material. Twenty-live years ago vocal sagacious politician and one of the most ,
music as a study was almost unknown influential members of the Republican
in our schools excepting private lessons 1 party in this State, and there can be no
which were only given to pupils who question that the Btand be ha taken in
were thought to possess great talent this matter will have great weight witn
his party. Wilmington Star.
LOOK ! LOOK !
ttt VrE JEL W XI IE n. IE !
Examine Carefully.
Then Compare our Prices and an Average
Saving of 25 Per Gent is Certain !
r:f
n
ad
.e r-
m a
w
m
a '
Ve
gan chute produces. In the descent
one seems to lose consciousness :
the loute lies between earth and
sky : you have your heart at your
tongue's end. and when the bottom
of the .-Inle is reached it is with
shooting pulse," tingling blood
and flaming spirits.
You feel as
., :t i . .u... iiislou
noamt tne importance amiucuiuiuiii him if hp Hid nnr
nrancii oi a musical euucanou. one
reason 1 give why music should be
taught to all children in our schools is
that music is an importont agent in
correcting many faults of speech and
declamation. NVe are all familiar with
the loud, the harsh, the shrill and ur.
y in pathetic mouthing of a child 's read
ing and speaking, and we wonder
what education (so called; has done to
The Latest Scott 1'artiu Lore.
The prisoner was interviewed yester
day by Mr. Giles Bledsoe, who resides
in the neighborhood of Scott Partin's
home and used to know Partin well.
As soon as he saw the prisoner he said
instantly that it was Partin. He asked
remember when they
used to work together, and it is said
the prisoner looked confused and walked
away. Mr. Bledsoe positively affirmed
that the man is Partin.
Mr. F.d. Yarborouch also saw the
Agricultural t t j , m e n t m.
1'Iowk, Harrows, Cultivator,
Hoes and Axon,
Woofl'tt Mowers and IteaperH,
Steam Itiipriiios,
Cotton Oins and Presses,
Fertilizers. I .and Plaster, Kaiuit
Mechanic TooN ami Hardware,
Lime, Brick, Cement, Plaster
Hair, Paint, Kalsomine, Var
nish, Oil, Glass, Putty and Hair.
Freezern, Itef'ritrerators, Oil
Cook Stoves, Kureka Burglar
Proof Sasli boflts, warranted to
give security ami satisfaction.
I KICKS VERY LOW.
OKO. ALLEN' !; CO.
AGENCY FOR
R1
From the Dominion of Canada to the
Possession of Alaska, and the rest of
nrlarmor roiirurilini n n H 4A V R h P BA W h i m l.h O w or 1 1 t. h Ot 1 S a n d S U O0T1 1.0C0- of R.
in Honda about four years ago. tie
1: h..d
tone- of
arc, rd
Any iu".n U) pari-ba--
tirtaU to trail aJ exua-.n sj t
i SPRING ()'"
mora: : t. - t
Clothing. Dry Goods. Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps,
TRl'NKS AM) A1.ISKS,
Gents' and Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
,-".' . n .tone to ' us: . :y : ,..
:;. !"':. .s sect ; on al par : y
-.:..; .y oran.r.ed the Terr:
k arts a.- anil Nebraska :n
with the h.thert't universally ac.
oepted doctrine that "The Terr;
t r.es ol the Puion are the common
pro-erty d the pr-ople ol the
L'nioo.' The Republican party
w us made a sectional party, anil it
iteadily conforms to the l.keness m
which it waa created.
w no-,- : ir ,
feel oar .:
they Let d.
sinking :
' he:r l. t s
the fear:
Will lit
hand t.
da: k-
..t ra :.
our St.it
nd eve
1 ll
I 1'
.1.-
a ;
1 roil
We
n as
are
1 . : v .
; ii t -
N
TIIK HUM.
.c.tijC Men's
t'orni.ng all
MVS tOMlM.,
1 emocratie ( dubs
over the I'nited
un lor ; :: n a : e t n . . iron
a home, instructors
patient, de clop their one
Broaden and brighten the
Rescue many from tin- alms
from l:es ol ;:,.'an.y .it.d
States neee.-sard v ;;,,.v- -d
insanity,
a helping
a-s ot ht-I
i . e them
'died and
though you had at last reached the prvert sweet laughing voices 01 cnn-
Ureii. llltBC lauiin J. Linun, iur pluvii
of music will in part correct. Musical
training in our schools is also valuable
as a means of intellectual culture and
mental discipline. What the object is
to tbe eye in the traiaing of the powers
of observation, such ii sound ti tbe
ear, this organ communicating to the
mind the impressions made upon it.
scene ot enjoyment: that lite was
a dream, earth a vision and tobog
gming the boss game luter
t b'ean .
was then keeper of a summer residence
for a wealthy lady. Mr. Yarborough
says ho is sure he is the same man, and
it is said that the prisoner claimB to
have been in Florida at that time
Ne ws and ' bser er.
FOREKiN I. V .v
W. Tansii.i.'s Fine Clears are smoked
daily. Why7 Because they are the
Very Best made for the pnen. They
are honest in every particular, free
We have in .u k a lull lane of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
C S. Parsons & Sons Boota
and Shoos.
Penitentiary Boots & Shoes,
Also Slioes ilnnct fe m ;l,.- I '.out on
factories.
We are Helling hII e ,,!,. H.OUB
from the Mills in MicIohii ry low.
We also Job lotillfird and (mil V Al
KnulT
ROBERTS BROS.,
S.iulh hVont nt.. Mew (irtn.JV. V
1862. EATON 1888.
THE JEWELER
HAS A KINK KTOCK UK
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry
SOLID SILVER
AND PLATED WARE-
M'KITAd.K.K.
I ke. p a larger slock of Spectacle
than any oilier nlore in North Carolina.
I take particular pmnH to tit them to tha
eyes of parties needing tlietn.
from all impurities, anil will keep you ,
in good health. They save doctor's 'mils Havrng worke.' xtearhlv t the hencb
and make a man happy, keep peace in for over thirty year... 1 -i.-vn 1 can do
.:i .V, ,.kil,lr,.n Kt.rr f nr RH C01 WOrk fit HliV WUt'IUJlKkr"' in t&C
I r H I aillli . HUtl L1JU tan uiiu a.
them. Call for any liliA.Ni of Tansill'sl
Cigars and you will get a good one.
Opportunity.
There is an old story of a beggar
talent .
. ve:
Ami 0
: 'IP
;
4 :.
I caa H t 3 M :
re tait for f t '
fT J 11 a OO.i li.'.
C'nili kti iafJ, fr
Meo' god Sho. . 1
ballon aa i lc Sho"-. -
2iir" Sn.'ipnJ'-r'', I
at 'J-j. LaJ:?' n Sl.rr
KW ttnndrel i-s't: 1U'...
Soft or Stif, S act ir- Nl -t.
Otar titHHlj .. zimtr - :
j to b tra. X A :'-id
AT COST. Harm i-:or..i
OojU, Corti, Idia' I ai-ra
MLwi Ilaadkr-br-r' ic
of N'otioaa. taia (lock ia boind
WM.
JXS. A- THOHl. 3aliu
( 15-
Ma'.ts, and are tilling up
astonishing rapol.ty. A t'ontn
to the New York Star -as
A
7 r a."
o".n.
' a,
iU
n a .
m e
ay -,
v.'..-
U of
. )t mo,
the .-
t ..ey uitm.re
y are con '. cr
: :ne;pl,-f . or ;
with
citor
l'he
untry a: o al.
rat a' standard
d fogy Pepub
. N hether it
i levelau 1. o:
to l)emo-
i a: thev
ht' mcantiu
itllicted are :
Are there
i lie wctil'l a.-
'.'. e 111
I an ;
hou.-e,
crime.
'wly, in
ot our
I.ond. .N. July -1 The trial of )he libel
suit of O Donnel vs. the Times was re
sumed today. Attorney-General Web
ster, resuming the presentation of the
case for the defence, quoted from the
speeches in favor of boycotting made
by I'arnell. M P. Ha said the defence
published them in the Times, but they
would not reveal who disclosed them,
even thoueh such action should result
eves, as I s ne won ii COmDCl lllllto iy taugnt ana siuuieu in our puunc ,n a verdict lor the rlaintm. ne men
to w ho one day there appeared by We are constantly being reminded taat
; ne w avside a oeauti ui ueinar. warn as mencaus e ic uui a mummi -
her hands out stretched, ladened
with treasures. -N.8 he gazed at her
tion, a trutn wnicu we must ever aa
mit until we h:.ve enthroned music in
itj nmnur r.l.ien in nnr Hchnril anil de-
in stupiu suipuse, Hue fcimeu iiL vote intellect as well as feeling to musi
him; and once more with beseeching cal culture. NVhen music is thorough
ly
'..- Paw.
li it -Vc
York 1
Opr--ite H a f : i : C.-jr:l
N-
l.id:
li'E-
B-rr.-
w l.-ll
to retain the President s i banning
At- m the NVhito Ilouse f.-r four
more ears dtHsii't mattt r. It may
be a little of all three. The
romant'e as well as the morality
and "jst'.ee of pi'lito s is with the
icm"0rary , and the poor old G, ( .
P. has little to recommend it to the
rising generation "of statesmen."
late
pp-m.
e ; a-i
an.l
the
-Ui
met
1 )t
rgt
a n '
on ia
Krl
a. e
.Hi
i.-
n
' W I
iN'e
, t ,
1:
w .
trotn any oia
;ng this woi
in our in al-t .
men have k ;
;ei to them.
Wa-h:
lor
flits
w ,rh
n n i n g
in our
kindly
ie ripe
. y ears
;bt but
; rained
part in o n t
era ble degree
"eriellce and
e an opi rn
'o near
a lurtlier
! e m i nded
"i genlle
n.e t. re
a . n
. ,i ..
take what the offered, she passed
slowlv by and disappeared. She
bad no sooner gone than, a if wak
ing from a dream, he huiried eager
ly in the direction she had taken.
He met a traveler ami said, "have
you seen a beautiful stranger, with
her hands full of the things that I
want, going along this road?''
Yes." replied the traveler, "her
name is Opportunity. Put once
offered and once refused she never
returns.
iff
llube
a'.s eti
of entering with skill, sympathy and
effectiveness into the difficulties of the
study. Dr. Tourgee once remarked
that throughout life th? difference be
tween a musician from infancy and one
from mature age will be visible at a
elance. The latter may possess musical
- knowledge and taste, the former will
I 1 is not the most bountiful bene- possess both with a deeper musical
factions nor the grandest displays feeliog, more power and greater cer-
of honor of admiration that make tainty or judgment
the most pleasing and lasting im-1
pressions on the human mind. It
is the spirit, the manner, and the
motive that actuate their performance.
s;hools, thi prophecy will be fultilled
when we are to sing with the spirit and
understanding also. I read a short time
ago an interesting account of the music
taught in the Indian school at Carlisle,
Benn. An hour eacn nay is aevoiea to whjch wag aJ ted b lhe chamber of
tne study, ana tne interest taKeu uy p?puties vosterday, wa9 received by a lar" d to any
l""c T Tl!u . vote of 2Tu to 157, and not yyti to l.J as Afmccessful career of
l tOS DIIU" 3 IUCJ oil. i,t.jjt,
read letters with a view to show ing that
tho league instigated the Phienix Park
murders.
Pakis. July 4. The motion express
ing confidence in tho Government,
reported. The newspapers here agree
that the vote has fortified the cabinet's
position until the Chambers reassemble
in October. Several of the papers re
gard the vote as a fatal Wow to the op
portunists. In the future they say the
struggle will be confined to the Radi
cals and Conservatives.
thk Eurroics
Mr. A. K. Hawkes
riti.K.
has gained
Mi;-. M. P. Pi:
on. V ( d
AV N .
Sincerity is the soul of virtue.
NN'heu she flies away, the whole
Podv deoavs,
And now a few words in relation to national reputation as a practical opti-
"Music in the Home" especially. cian, and his celebrated spectacles and
It is strange that people do not make patent spring eye-glasses are known
greater use of vocal and instrumental throughout the United States. NVe are
music to brighten the home'life. writing this article with a pair of his
NVe have all noticed the tendency of New Crystalized Lenses, and they seem
very young children to attempt to sing, to us as transparent as light itself; and
oftentimes before they can read or even with them the linest print is as clear as
speak plainly and we exclaim "how in youth. Editor Christian Advocate,
happy that child it-." Then shall we All eyes fitted and (it guaranteed by
not encourage the little children thus I'd S. Puffy, New Berne, N. C. j7dlm
TNS1I.1.'S Pl-NCIl AORNOY.
Wm. F. PALMFK.
Middle street. New , Berne. N. C.
WALTER'S
Photograph Gallery !
I take great pleasure in informing my
friends, and the public generally, that
my New Studio is now complete.
My Fight is on the New ImprOTed
Plan. 1 have spared neither pains or
expense in arranging this Fight , so as
to give to all my work that Soft Porce
lain FtTect.
Every style of picture copied and en-
size desired.
A successful career of twenty-tive
years in Norfolk. Ya.. is a proof of the
satisfaction I alnain give. My work
speaks for it.-elf . by it 1 hope to gain
y on r can li.leiice and nu tit yi'tir favors
Very respect f a 1 1 V .
THUS. WALTER,
N. NV. cor. Middle and Pollock sts..
Over DutTv's drug store,
jar,21dwtf NEW BERNE. N. C.
Will be at Moreheatl City anil Beau
fort during the summer.
P. H. PELLETIER,
A T T O It N I t Y A T LAW.
Craven St.. two doors South of
Journal otli. e.
State.
COME AND SEE ME.
SAM. K. F.ATON,
MirtdM. ".
Opponite Baptist Church. fwl2 gt.
SIMMONS & MANLY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
NEW BERNE, N. C,
Will move on or about Jainiaiy lftlh,
lss-. to their new office, over Ihe Bank
ing House of (ireen. 1 o .V Co-.thie
doors below Hotel Albeit
OWEN H. GUION,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
RoeMs -South I
west of 'raven.
four doora
f. II dwtf
Dr. G. L. SHACKLEFOBD
i i: rN i irS'i
IVLX LlUtii: Wl'i J3HT,
dw N K NY lillllN'H, N. 0.
WEAK
Of tho IhhS
Urfl .'.til -"t
Will (a-.irt i.i- 1 11 t ' e I ' U :.t '. I
It't t-t. Julie, t M'.K'.'U lll.il do
I Illteit Milli-H I ..nit :.t
Hupn-lilf I 'oil 1 t ol t lit' St at f.
111., I
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. TIIIBOI T. ro 25 w Trtll a4
4- ,,. tO rncuiit Nw n.Qilr. lOOIIwa
all IjN.w lMIni fo, Bmbn.ld.rT aa4 !
i OO of ibt M aooir. iia " a k
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pnln rltw I'npnlM I'.rlT J.m, IwX !' J
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