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VOL. XI.
NEW BKIIXE, CRAVEN COUNTY, X. (;.,
EDITORIAL ()TK.
. It "757" ill Pay
TO GOTO KINSTON Tff DO YOUR TRADING,
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.OETT-ENGrER BROS.
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ha.-
Can aai mUX m!1 jam Good low aj tay ot
Suit Our new upc
a J
,
Heady Made Clothing. Dres Goods, Notions,
Viece Goods, White Goods,
XJt m oa, ara now is, aai JUfUj4 far
Y. kr ki t fill I ae
tariff iobb.-rv
be: lie i c ;i! u
nil 'i.i 'j H '"..: .-.
M k . Pi: p :.r 1; iv r
editor of t tii' S " ;n S. 1 : c n '
of New i ,.rk. t..i- ; ubliV.,-,!
letter in w ii.rh in- . r- ):
for u i ; i;ilr:i'A n l: lu-w. '
ni ,i ml iin: tr " ' ' ' ' I'1
rr.i t ; i' i u ' r . -1 1 1
siMifetici J 'flu
t .1 toil : ' -i :
methods ni .ii ' .i
oonropt;on-
liopntilicimsni i
fli.' war !!" 1.
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Di'nioi'r.it ;:o .i
A !it :i ; : : I.
anoc i'l ''r.i
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tr au for Armour' llu, Lj I'o-nS. r
fWiaa. Carollsa PIaUa. Ia fact ttrrr it S-
m; looM tki of W. Jt W. IUuro.l.
pj for all oar parth, ooo-i'ie-..It ii ; -w.-.i
pVM ai Iraatfer ta baflt of th- di.-oin: '.o : '
, .Oua la Kiiutoa, aa4 n will t t!: toi w m n
OIETTiWCER BROS.,
. SION.OF THL CELEBRATED PEARL SHIRT.
do l'
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wili
and
don'
for t
V 1 1 1 1
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fur ( ; i : u' r
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Tb Tictloa ul ka ttroaf , nol only in tb work kr.owr. writer,
kal lataaaw fcalior ia Mcancf wK.yu- p- ra- th n.vnine ho
io fottaaata lariag iu trt yr ii" abli : n. A - r.oTI. tatitird
p Barrasta," j i'raJcriw J. Sii.m.oo. i:i the JnoAry
aW, a4 tarlj b lha Jtar BOTeltie a;!t r- pub". h- J by Hrnrj Jimj
0, Banaar. TV ikort ton- it- of n :t; : " rnf-h in J frh-
estimati'i. I
State wrl o
answer lor
to t lie 1 1 o ; i i
Tn k i: i i
tlier.' : a
e:ety. W,.
I'i-k i-u
r i am Nt
MWSET SCHOOL,
INT. O-
For Girls and Young Ladies.
$90.00 for Board, Tuition, Music.
So extra eicrpt Drawing and Piatinf. for catAlogne to
jaa22dwtf JOSEPU KIN3Y, Principal
Do thyself no harm."
Hi5. S. 8. Cox is warmly advo
cated for Mayor of New York.
Ttie English Date of Cumber.
Und ha refaacd the Bulgarian
rrown .
Ir is mippo.-ed that Mr. lllaiiie
naileil fur New York on List Wed
neAd.ty .
TilK oAnva.H.i ot the State is pro-
greasiop to the satisfaet ion of the
trr in the Democratic party.
Obligations ol patriotism can
not be transferred. K.-erv man
mast do his daty.
Kvssv Democrat should work m
if the saccew of his party depended
on hi individual action.
It in proposed to Imild a biidge
across the Knglish Channel. !e
tween England and France.
President Cleveland ha.s re-
T. (Vte turneii from a short vacation, and
o it thin , in now at the White House.
'-w.-o The greatest danger to the
Democracy both in the State and
the nation is over confidence.
A voi.i'.vNi'' eruption has oc
curred in Japan, destroy ing several
villages and killing 1,000 persons.
A chilled, sulking in his tent
was a jrreater f o to Greece than
Hwfr nn the m 1 1 U all Trnv
- - .... H1(,r,, ; k ,!,(.'. Hie
10 armg- ciety. We do not !
THE Tope f Kome is sniTermg certain place- .a p
from the etTectx of disordered liver. tin,i nuich to -.1 1 . 1
IKh rapidly Issing rlesb, and ex- en j,t t,,. -x,
peneocea severe pains. we st(. tui is grow ;t.g be;
Ix't as attempt great things and will not do tn make swrepit
expct great tbiags. Allen it. eral..a: ii.ms lounde
TharmaD, the defenderof labor and 'servation. Homer
the champion of the people, opens his people were 1..
his canvass in Michigan.
liEMEMUEE that it Ls the coutinu
ous performance of duty that en
sare.s reward. Do then vour dutv.
Do it now. Go-thesays: ' and
prNrcI moment i a powerful that
e 1 1 U :
Ir uow seems that the l'.ulgariau
throne will be vacant for a consid
erable period. No prince of high
family ami real merit, will accept
a place ot such qnestionaMe honor
and certain danger.
We believe Cleveland and Thur
man will be elected, llepnbhcans
believe Uarriaon and Morton will
:i's are
1 tot he
, ki;m 'N,
Review,
a strong
reasons
KepubL
1 emo
1 single
eliabill-
:e- ..lea-. Hew
eu ,1; ,1 t'l-tter
rn-: I.., while
1 engage d with
!lOR."
1.1 l.e 1 ' I .n a-r.a'e-
: ( . 1 r ' y
earu ii no
.-.era 1
:'-er-
a;e
no
1 .11 ::e
1 ' : ; : so
V i.ern
.'lily
Jersey,
; i'l : ii 'ii
1 not
w Y'
tepu!
I e,.t
1 1 ; 1
'e I.
II r-
be
I k
in
: in
;.lt
In
11
declination of the Governor .s a
great sur rise, and a wakens earr.e.-t
enquiry as to the meaning nf the
Midden revolution.
The causes which have indin cxl
this action are believed to lie Cmv
f-rnor Porter's dissatisfact n n with
the Republican platform, and the
very evident hostility of the labor
element to General Harrison's cm
d 1 1 1 a c v .
We were prepared lor marvelous
revelations in the West, bu we
never lucked forward to an in;ir
like this. Porter is not willing
to carry Harrison 111 Indiana. It
looks like an unconditional surren
der to the Democracy.
All along McDonald, Yonrliees.
Gray and other leaders have as
sorted that Indiana is democratic
by move than ten thousand m ajnr-
it. J. 11? now there is no estimat
ing the majority. It is admitted
that Cleveland and Thurman are
stronger than their party, and it
really seems that the Kepubliea-n
party is fulling to pieces in Indi
ana. ( f cmrse Republicans will find
some excuse for the withdrawal of
Porter, other than the weakness
of Harrison, or the unpopularity of
the Chicago platform. Already it
is said that Porter is tired of poli-
t;
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nun
w tl ;i
-lei-;
m : ."1 : -!
Hi '1
1 -I,-
, : ' 1 1 we
U l-i; ai ..-::!
to ,-i : t r 1 . : ;i ;
privilrt; - :::;-.! 1
K ni-r:i 1 1 r.
t ' alt en ii .
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: i ri 'i -11 ,ii 1 v u
11. h.'i ,i t v ail .
ni i n i ter- i 1 - --nt w
'f J!:iyi-o.- H V.-. ' :'
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1 1 1 re- , -" iv i.r-- i-. .'
N e I ' 1 li - i 1 I... '.:,.!' r
end lav r:!f!ib-r- .-
i i.e :i e---.::..; .-. -.. . :
'. ". K u: . ! y a r--: ::i ;'. :
er:ta! :!: '. :).- ::. :
the te.il. ' If !.:. ri
him f ol Ii v t:: .
After the -.!::. : .
Wii ..f-:: M r it r
I .0 w V e- tV! " 1 ". "
;.-v. j. . !.,-., -.
;-reaim t i;,;i'
i-a-I r i ii:... ! 1.
ti-t church a;;- -:.t .
preachinir.
iuot d o v . . 1 1 nr.! - :?
niet-tm.
" U'i p. ui. -! '. -appoint
mt r.t.
At elertiwr; ..' rr. u.
II. V. Pattle u a, i.ou I
I: II. I.e vi- S-cteftry.
Iv'P'Tt ef evi.'l i-i i!
il". urc lit s r '- r-. -cr. :
Ly pa?:nr- prt- -it
:ie t- ( 1.
Hi it lm rir.li itnl ilorntnil tn t lLO-. ua
literature. But it cannot be for- ,. j. ii,u-.
gotten that the Republican plan of M- Wooten an
A rcsjliiti.'ri v
e impaicn was ro mase Indiana
tueii a ;:.
S.
. !!. V,-.
i 1;
11 -
r .
H 1
L'-
epti.t..-
The
duty
ut n.en be:
ready ti.ey wen
there are mo-, w
former i .1 s we: e
.at '. lii-re ' -.
1:1 ib t, 'I''.'.'.:. '.
. 1 1 ib riming
1 'he wo! Id 1- Mi
whole
tter. It
gen-
1 nil 1 1 m 1 ; ed ob-
'amented that
ptixMcalN the
1 1.; - d i when
-npeihor. Men
l.ni'-y that the
- cr : 1. a n i 11 rs.
re '.
aign
sure by. the candidacy of Porter,
and that now, when the battle is
joined, he refuses to carry the Re
publican tlag. Already we have
met the enemy and thev are ours
true
i;g
to US,
is a
"Trust
behind it
of mono
e t t e I 1
tell ii
I'm--' ."
1 kist.
av a
11 ; le in a
' 1 ' i : n
POLITICAL POINTERS.
We have already called attention
to the Republican dilemma in In
diana, but Indiana is not alone.
The whole West quivers with
(1 ,rL.s . volcanic liies, ready to burst
foith, in terrible eruptions and bury
the RcMiblican party 111 irretriev
able ruins.
Day Lefoie e.Meiday the Dcmo
eratic National Committee was in
se.-.;iui in New York city for the
lose ot t ak; ng counsel together
not
,1 n c-
d
10-
Th
: - a
I n k .-
be the succeasfnl candidates. Much ' gome A in.ror:: v, of ;U
depends npon the wort done, and iea,ijng mauufae; urei s of a
article, tired ol 'competing w
another for the leitron ige
Hon. S. S. Cox declines to enter public, ami wi-h :ig to o
the race for Major of New York. ; more perfect : tiu
we must see to it that every man
do his dutv.
ii, but
gauti.
trut.
great
sta pie
h one
f the
;a:n a
great
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o "2 BJa' Ih irZ'
betweu "enerulea and the I'ni'ed
State. Secretary Bayard cabled
back a complimentary message
NE hundred aud twenty nn-m
bera of the Chamber of Deputies COInp,li1
have signed a memorial requesting combined
petitors w ho Inn c roll
cf not been allowed, 'o
second -rep i- ; risi'
its products :s i h
feiing pub!..- w.l! be
goes on 1 1 o:r. o -i: -; ;
until it is v:. -eri"-:- ..
sition .
A man w :." ha- fn ...
i.'.ol is -' :
emotions ni
ments of 1
resjkinded to :
suiYering liuman.ty.
eradicated, or In- donna
influence of ; i.e mo-t
soul narcotics. If this
individual, w hat in b
.-::ch pt-r-i'i
i a), ab.-olu
i llesays: "Such a position would interests in wbu !i :he are engaged
'bo foreign to my tastes. My place come together and form a eompany
I is in ( ongres.s. I am tittecl for that or --tru.-t." : r uisf. r ,u! t in
ana win oe a canauare ior re- tive :nd.. I'lua; .nti-re.-
election." particular b-i-in ' tl.
fllE pretense that factories, composed of t iicuim !-.
wortahopa, aud mills are cloing m return a propoi",. nati
because of the passage of the Mills of common - stock.'' The trip
bill in the House is ali Donsense. farmed become- el"-e and
The money kings know very well tic monopoly , w!,..-.-that
thebill will not pass the Senate. , crush on', by under.-.-, Img. a',
Intelligence comes from St.
Loms that the manufacturers
iate hit-rin? laro formed a nrol second -'ep to r.s.' tin- p
mn 1 I
or truat, and that the price of the
article has been advanced from
even to eleven cent per yard,
equal to 200, OOO per annnni to
consumers.
On last Friday, Jaly 7ih.. Prei
dent Paul of 'enezuela eent a
cablegram to President Cleveland
saluting him on the occasion t f
opening telegraphic communication
r i e-pec-:-.
the
lyinpany
nd take
amount
t thus
rigati
i i.- to
i"e
. Its
ie ol'
1 Sllf
then
iiest.
OTC'O-
pin;
and perfecting pi. ins for ttie cam
paign. At an informal conference
several members of the Committee
reported the progress of the canvass
in their respective localities.
Mr. Richardson, the representa
tive from Iowa placed that State
unhesitatingly among the doubtful
States. consider Minnesota,
Iowa and Illinois as good debatable
grounds." he said, uaud I should
not be surprised if they changed
their vote this (.ill. The great
difference between the people of
the West and the people ot the
Pas' is that out our way wo are
open to argument, and are not tied
down by a castiron prejudice. The
prospects for Democratic success
are looking brighter every day."
M r. Barnes, of Michigan, declared tentnen errk. -'
H,..f tl... 1','imMlnom, w..r.. in ., ' 000: NU I i V(T. !
minority in his State. If the
Democrats, Pensionists and Labor
that the ; hu rr he- and 1 1 .y - '.
take up roliections f.r ...: p-' : lije v.
illsciifrn.-J bv Mt'if : i. ' . n-h v. 1 1 , 1 1 . : t --.
V. V. Hancock. J ('. V.'bli-.v. LI. P
PjtTy, Dill an ! Wo : r.. h ;,;.,d
A motion wa.- i'i.:::i J that the collec
tion t.e ta ken after frrein-.cn s. rvices on
Sunday t'P tiv-.'ii t- St-o.-' missions.
Adjourned.
Saturday. 'J.-.'J p. m -lC . a i ..
trcised conducted bv M.-dei.-. tor.
Committee. Mt';-srs Ctt?U-.v.i. , i-.il
and Han ..-.vk was tippaintc- 1 I dete-i--mine
time ar.d place ef to x: tiit'ftiDK.
They reported New Deri:.-, .-.-pt. :ju:h.
Second t 'pic. -'C c-ilt.i for a Suc
cessful Moai-try. " wi- .:! . ;s- 1 by
Mefsr-. Cuai'.-.vtli. I i'i -. - - ' 1 1 i 1 i .
Wooti-n and I.owir.
:;.:;o p. n. ;......-; :; . i v
Rev J. S. loo ..ml I' -,e : ' . c . Lh-S
Tl.ird tuple. Th-3 ww U
and th-i best M -te. :.. p
pliebn.ents. ' v- iio tie-n
Messr- J Y. J. vi; r. WI
Hire?. ! 'ill ae i ii;r..-,: a.
Foil ' to topi "Tie- :
nesi a:.-i Is .v t o .: '
d iscusseii .v ll ' - A
S. Mill.
The I 'n: .ti - . :v.i '
Sunday S .". -.i-i aias- :n-. ; .
cil urcii at j. a. . . loin,! I
Ad j ni i i
olotiv at.C. :
Hires.
The coiign " il i: o: - vl
and l?ap'i-t chur.-hc.s h.--.r
mons Sutidf-v "rr.!:: ;te
H. W. Battle, t S C:i--h
Mill?.
Tn- de'egrit.- an.."- ii -Co:
expressed ilu msel :s ir!
their visit t" our town ac-i
ahlo enter: mnmerit taut Pic
We wi'I be most liappy t
t h e ni ) ti i -; ! . ! I . i .
': Laity
o. " Accom-a-sed
bv
ad Hi; !1
and ..
1 : A. J.
. 1 .'.UUli ist
C'.oJ set
r . j.ovc.
.nd Az.
: : . : ; : . b .? r s
...c i ith
rvcf-ive d.
welc acne
KIM
' n
la :
r. o; arc
rth and So
:eu t;
V. P
lor the fol-
appro
h Carolina
'.'dir: d,;-
his
s belli
:i..-r.ey his
the higher
The rle
w iiich once
appeal ol
have been
it under the
ooweiful ol
s ; rue wf an
.-.nd of a
s who have
el V .- 'U'.le-S
peojile comt)iue, which it is probable
they will do, the Republicans will
be hopelessly beaten.
TH K STA I K-LASTKNR NORTH CAP.
OLI.VA. There is danger of niagni lying
the Nation above the
cult as it P
r a.i'i
ri
BixI'V. en,;;
lowing .uat
priated for
water wav:i r ' i ;
ton District : f
Pamlico ai.d i'.ir nvfi-. -1. . . .. a
Canal from f
Neuse river to lieaufort ic.rour. SI j.Oo-11: t
Beaufort harcor, 8ha. hoc. b"fc;:e sound . ci
So. 000: New river. -:' ' ': IL'.l.i. k rivtr. t'
nothini;-. C.-pe hear a'--, ve W i rui.mt';':.
Cape Fear he-lev
l.MOO
S'J i .t "-" 1 . I.-ck woo is l .'ilv river
ing: Waccr.maw rive:. S : " -V .
river, above Sal inb u ry c :;, i..-.
ber r i ver , s'i.oci.i , Little P
85,0oC: Clark's creek.
creek. S'i.w'o: (Ireat I'ce Uci
SJO.OuO: C.eorgetown narhcr.
Winvaw t.av. SIOO.U'i: Ca;
t;-.-
Va-lkin
- L-.ci-ice
rive'.
state Difli- Winvaw bay to Santee rivi
1 froai
i i i.i
O
-1
The Bergner & Engei
BREWDWC CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER,
13 UNaUESTIONABLY THE
' Finest Beer Extant,
that a meeting of Trench and l'.ng- corporation '
boh Commoners bo arranged to be Trusts are
held in Pans on October 2M, in
order to stimulate public feeling in
favor of French, British and Ameri
can arbitration.
ii
ltv. Well mav th
''No pent up Ctiea eontracts our p.
Trie whole boundless universe in
America has been prolific
The Democratic Convention of
the second congressional district
will meet at Wilson on the loth of
August to uominate a candidate for
Cougreed. Hon. F. M.Simmons
will doubtless be nominated. No
amber
ti a-t.s
Ci -:
lav thev .-a
w e r s .
'urs. "
ol
trusts, and wherever they are found
theyrru.-h out enterpii-e. bankrupt
com m u n ; : ; i-s. ,i:ol
"Look ozultinc o'er :.. r a r. tl.-y have
made. "
We ha e .-ug.tr ;
trusts, iron trip-ts and slo-
man iu Congress has made a better all cf them are -P -c' tru.-
; record, and his nomination will be wherever they exist is --the pesti
ratified by the people in Novem- lence that waikeih in darkness and
ber. , the destruction that wasteth at noon
The membership ot the Southern day."
Society in New York has attained; A high protict.ve t.inrt i the
such important proportions that . prolific mother of truts. They are
there is apian contemplated to ' nursed in her arms, and nourished
It iS breWed fXOIIl the finest Pale Canada wcure a P'maDent location for 'at her breast. Trusfc. can nn more
meetine pnrpoaea and social eniov- exist under a legitimate tariff for
ment. The number of ex-Contede- revenue than darkness can prevail
rates resident ia remarkable, and . amid the lull orbed splendors of a
they occupy leading positions in all meridian sun.
the social
of lite.
to place tOO high ail ateree river, s i Jc
... CI.'H1. lULill. C A'-
cMiuiate ii ou i euiuci at ic national also (with
supremacy, it is infinitely more im
portant that the State be kept
under Pemocratic control.
It is the State that protects Hie.
liberty and property, aud secures
domestic tranquility and personal
happiness.
It is important that the Governor Saluda rivers tributaries
. , . . , - , , river liminctor. Star
tie --the right man in the right
place, u is aosoiuteiy essential
that the !egi-latuie be equal to the
situation.
The Democracy of Ciaveu have
o:o:
t-ce river.
j i ' J . i: pro vie. re
view to PC.--.1 le f 'at a re
improvement ' for the examination and
survey of the Tar river above Tarboro:
Trent river above Tre:it"L-. Fishier and
Swift creeks trit'utaries t t!:.-- N-.-um-river;:
Winte Uak r:vi . s-. ai.d fit.m
Swansboro to New ihc-r., r:heast
Cape Fear: Cape Fear river for 'JO fe-.-t
depth of navigation below "llnlito:! :
Shallotte river; Soca.-steu creek trhou
tarv of Waccamaw ; stud ti:e .'iroa.l a:..!
P
W.i
be '
n: :
lV..c
cri-'i
p!a:
car-
S"l!
th
W .
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v
V '
SulVulk Piiratii
Nolo i'LK. Ya.. Aug. 1. At half p i t
10 o'clock this more int: a dectructi vc
tire began in Sulfolk, Ya.. -which was
not controlled until 4 o'clock thia aftcr-
NO. 19.
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1. !'- lies ll...t h
L th. r. ti. i . - .- i
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ll.if I...I
pi. w i . . i i, ;
Puvi ,, , i -. ,
set an example worthy of all imita- noon. It originated in the oil warehou,'
, .- . . T of Jas. P. Webb s drugstore ia the ra
tion. The editor ot the J.-uiinal celsior Ilock. Thli burnt ,!,.:,.,...
absent from his chair and has no tends from Main to Bank r
... a T,,.i.,i,;,n,T,:i, : north to Norfol k it West ,
t on tu
knowledge that this article is being ol on the VouU, 'ShS :
written. This paper 8eaks for the Smith's corner on Washing'. ,n S-iaat:
people and speaking for the people wefc to he Su,Iuik Lumh,.r 1 '.;:':J'r":v
11 ' b 11 railroad on tiie east, neariv the tia:r
of (.'raven, has no hesitancy in business part of the town, "is doftroyc!
...t intkot in tha raror, r Mr ine loss is rougiiiv os tim.V.eC. tro:
and fa S3.j0.0UU to SdcU.O.U, with instirance ia
tuuu u invaciHuu cioij liuiiuucu- below the loss. A lare t. ameer
tion essential to a successful and dwellings were burned and u.-.:iy f-.t
lies rendered penunee-
West Barley Malt and Laazer Hops, and
highly recommended for its TONIC and NTT
TElTlvil' qualities.
Ta ai(h repotation enjoyed
COMPAQ V lo th' (xtt th-'
MATERIALS ara a.ei and that 'h
jt tlbttited daru tU muaucture.
and commercial avenues
Pi 1
' '. N K 1 ;
MSI
S k 1 I '
a KNGEL
AND BEST
ni l CARE
j y ', d v tf
Agent and Bottler, New Berne. N. C.
tIilMk.-U IA IM
klfctvt. I rmaiH it M.t
tomt utto t imv mn.l
tm M M. art aiAirvn.
in
$500 Reward!
1 1" having been suggested that
the President would probably
withdraw the fisheries treaty from
the present consideration of the
Senate, the Secretary was ap
proached on the subject and said
emphatically that it would not be.
He stated that the Senate must
take the lull responsibility of its
duty in the matter, aud added "Its
rejection would be a crime. "
rajra. !..
J. V. JcmDA. Aat rtw Bra.
Mif. B-im.f,toin
rc;. ., - , ..,r;
'Am w . . 1 p r ' . ttovt rt r 1 for tAj- rM
f , f v r '-kj-o p 'A' . Iltl4, tki- K LlM tdlut,
: u.t;'.lin. cmi.. :i ;ll on -r r t!Tn w
-twwi crt w::u w t vavtAbI Utt
rva. t.i :rev-vl.r. r ill Vcti y Ma -
ltli ttb. Tr.'r ftr pnrtij vtfttl. ud
mvwt tll to tT9 mtijfft-t ion. 1 rv bosr
aata.iat4 MU mtl ptlla. fie- for
by aaa irrtxu. ir ol comatarfalUi
mm4 ImlulitA. Tii (bid nutnaiur4
otir bfjoH.ni wmritT). a w. uma-
SoU bf R. 2. DUfTY,dniffc. w , b ginning
Vera. gt.C .
Tuk Secretary of. the National nson as the c.indi.i ite
(JOVLRNOK P0KTKICS W I IU DK .
AL.
To our mind the must signilicant
occurrence of t ins campaign is the
withdrawal ol (ioveinor Porter
from the g'l ;'Ci n a' i .. . ci-- 'e-' in
Indiana.
It mu-t be . i l : i i i L t 1 1 t:...l he is
tin- uios: ptipuia: ltcpuliiiciin in the
State. Dc.riiig the Chicago Con
vent'on it w.t.si ,iserted :hat Porter
would be a . and;. late for (iov ernor,
and it was . i.timed that wit is liar-
tor Presi
g lor (iov-
:'d l.e lll-
A&jiociation of Demccratio Clubs dent, and Porter ruui
reports numerous accessions to the ernor. lteinbln-.:o- -.v.-:!
lUt. This is especially the case in vincible in Ind.an.:.
the Western States here the Iu a.-nmcli a- llarr
farmers and the working men are nominated because of his
to understand that, ability tocariv Indiana
.on was
-tipposecl
useful State Senator. In principles
he is sound and conservative : in
infoimation accurate and compre
hensive : in temperament calm and
reflective : in manners gentle aud
courteous. In all things brave and
honorable.
His colleague, Mr. Russell, is
eminently worthy to stand by his
side. Togather they constitute a
legislative ticket which is honorable
to the county and which, if elected,
will be a blessing to the State.
The State needs their services,
especially does Eastern North Caro
lina need them in the Legislature.
May we not hope that the several
legislative constituencies of East
ern North Carolina will send to the
Legislature intelligent men, of
broad views and sound judgmenr,
wlu) are identified with the material
interests of this section ! NVe have
a goodly heritage. Ours is a mag
nificent country. Fortune waves
her magic wand over hill antl dell,
and stream and woodland, and
prosperity stands with open aims
ready to embrace us. We have
only tt be true to ourseh es to make
Appoint ti.ciit of P.ivh.i
Nlw York, Aur. I. Th
News, has been notified vf aj ;
of Kev. fir. J. S. Foley f Pa
bishop of Detrwit. and ii- v.
Hennesey c f s:. I.-ral- r..
Wichita. K u.--e
( ;ttci.-as-t:iP-!i-( :,
San Fi:a:-. i-oc Ca'.. Aj
Acton, of Paih-delphii. a
Faulkner, cf San Fraac: - -here
lapt rot:!;' itcli-fts-i at,
S- The niPtch was w-.
Y e
J.
ii h
nns
tied
for
Hie L
N l W Y. !;
rier?. "I' t i
der the ; . .
I a w
i a; i n-i -
A. . . I -i
v t :av ...
Ti:
with the the auspicious present the harbin
apJldwlj ' ander the Federalist system of assistance of Porter, the positive ger of a glorious future
V. Si i
mp!--'
happily ha. t
fc r in d i :Tt ; o::
tent. Ahl.a:
fart cater. T
an excela:'-: .
none for o':
tongue vvh ! :.
any time . if it
it is rotih. r-t :
The digest : vi
order :m
may b- a
ternate.
or eVel; i
Hi.ldine.r
lty or llat
pit of th"
if not Lille
l-'loircr, it
Bands attc
1 1 i 1 1
mt.(.
a:.
. : J -
the
T Ci-
t.
r tie
a : i t . ' o
r. Pi e n
i::.i il.g'. -r.
l I'M', .r ".hi 1 1 1 . ' " i II .'
I 'I I s -o : ,i . ill I l;e 1 -1 b ,,
e 1 I i . -li ' o:i ' i i 1 oil) I ! 1 1 b
l ,:i . ip-.J .!!,-,, 1 . : .I h "i v il h
a ! : r;. l . i f i be - p r i '.'.;
e I ' : . i ..... i, ; , ,..
' : -1 kh.a.i, ..f ii, . A ;. I
..' ka Jon, ii for th"i r aroiu.-il n eet
I.-' h. ii i- I , be f.,11 .'.. .' I bv l!.-'
I le : O . . lubs ir- Ill Mi o , i I t.
' !.!. hue State Tul.ar -n AsSiM'ia!iii
t meet tin re the U-i b of A uu-it.
ii-r.' a.e ; 1 1 -t t i y le.-i-ion why Jluro-
i - ie ai i'l bi ii IP one i if the I. ad ir g
:t-. 1 1 has it IarH territory In draw
i. aii-i v oh ii many s;i per i. . r n a t n r
d i tag s . l.i-i-oriiiM vvi.li r know n
.. - .-y :ir. ..ii.ii Carolina. (leoi jjia.
.M i! ',uo. Ten::. . e and portimii ol 'ir
Jr.. a are aiv avs larjrelv represent, d
' .hi I - ae, i in a eh f ai tb e r p - i n i s are 1 ear n
, ing "f ils r. putation. 'I lie peculiai
S.j, of ;,,. Iiaibor iiibIvh ii a d no r.al d y
s suite-1 I i ailing and tihine; f.ii'l the
i- : .- f I . at- e.,niit-rte. iili tie- I .w
(iti'e- bv tl. --S!oi el, end and Pean-
1 f' It -.tie I I be ex,-,. II.., I in t.l;.-,r VIV J) y, ,
! .... an! - a nd g r.aee o f inoi I ri'n t 1 1 i 1 .1 c(, ,
i'l en I a re i n-a; !i,e Allalilio hop I. to
i!i.::::l;:i.;:n I.I Ltd s. en P,. 1'i.tui
ei'o.vlll ru.d li.elilled lo In:, I ll,,. .1,. P
, i e . '
: m&nd . Tin- fa"iin.i.-s for re.-ieion.- More m.'.ip.
h.-a I Ihvi' bi en iiol'-h improved on but
arr-i,it , t what the (raveling pubiie
'l.'-ir. I vhat we 'ire in hopes may
i. .i. i :rt-.i distant day.
im.rvl rf
i-.'n. Mo
-ix. " ml oan
i miilLltnd
. i I '.Hphat
. V I I . A
.. . ii irdw
Miller.
i a
L
i
T
T
Drun's,
hii i : i i
111' M (
y 00.
:.'.. OilS,
M CP. laES.
' i ,.i, i d ut a
I ,"h In liur
( ,
.' ''.'.' II. n r.
a ii rf i. r a' i
I,
Clioatliain K, 1 asr s ;tr, Me-t Mvb'tn-.
J !. V. 'hentham and P-o. A . Melon,,-.
b all i laiiioints to tiie It, publu-an nom-
:ate i-., . r .a O'-'P''1' for Cmg.'t'SH in tiie eeeoinl d i -
in ;jai:,r. tii t. v. ere- in the city lu-t, v. eel; . rind
the I 'll o- liij-: eominiinie.-ition tn..1.;
p!... - b t ' ' ai :!e i:: a- pe r i.t I e,. t r i r c n -
i .-ketch. '"
e. rs. s-io-i-k ill - l!oi .-i. Now Hi ic.i:
ci actureis. A u g. hd . 1 s-s. 7 a.m. I
.-l.ae'J :.': Prof. 11. P. ( IIEATIIAM. Sir -As ibe
hot. of ail li-'pubdieans of t he city are anxious to
hi ar a j int discusHinti between tjh. and '
- . . .-, ,m ii.n.a.i i , iMiiitiiiriiL lli-lf nn ,' , , , , ,
'-' . ' . i A ml tv n id.ru 1 Pi tx . J ,1 I !... I ar. .nil
p ni . 1 write to a lair iIivimoii i.t'. . , ...... . .....
.rn tli.-.t
ha:..h-
-hed ,n
I ,
::: :.tc a slko
:. -.. of ih,
f. 'ard ; ;:
The World Stands Aghast
AT MV LOW ritlOKS,
a n-
id iiain
j hv p..- y-
Uoepoctfully. I
ill' '. A l.l.l N all ca M" !
'Tomee for ( 'onre- s. " I iu . i
t
: I
I ,
ai "l i n a .
A 1. 1. c.N Mr.i..K.
Ni W Berne. N . C.
:-'r;ir.e.. i 'ear Sir--Your r.ote to hand, und in
e i;i dit : ri'!''y permit mo to i-:ay that I kmiw im
bdiopof Republican nomine" in the h'd dist.riet
exceyn niyselr, and pince the party tio"s
not countenance bolters, I cannot ac
cept your request. 1 ,'espprlf nil v.
II. I'. Cn i: i i A m.
I.y K
c 1 1 at n n
a i v e ' h--ir ; i rr t
'II. about half
. Cil! veil be
t '.e '--. llle!.-e
,; .-.tP lh,
Hi NSh.V Il'iUCK, Nkw I!i;i;ni:, (
Aug. I'd. V :'') a. in. )
1. it. P. I 1IKATII A vp Sua I lie
ho much lower llian any n.ilH-':
1 II tell you: T have rl, Un mmed to b
easily sutislied for tb. r ieb. und WORK
FOR SMALL Pip H T.-:.
My Motto i I- A I i; I ii . I INC.
Come anil b f t..iu i ... and you will
lli vi r i e,- n t , ; .
;.. . .i-'f:s,
' - : N. C.
I'"-':"- ! '-..ll On
ROBEflTS !R0S.f
piostionj is not what imi know, but SKPIJj Vf"? 0 ,
e people want to k ic a. If you
1 ; , . I i .- - r
. . t d , iek .
O t dock-.
:oi! i:er
nd Mm:
'I - Were
. .1 the
ne ; r-
r Lrooi!
wliat, the people want to k ic a. iiy
iiavo any conlidenee in your i'.ition. y j
you cannot fail to rr-rnt ii 7. the impr-
r tarice of a joint diHCiission . Iloweyer. (jrlw x) . ia i! i
the people shall hear the truth b. fore
Ibe campaign shall have i-lmi'il. 1 1 yuu
dO'be now , you cannot ,'dea them on
election day, and all true Uepublieans
will so,- that ),m ho ioa di.feat ibe
vvi bes of the parly.
Respectfully.
Ci". .. A l.l.i a Mi .. v :.i .
Iti-puidican !U'hlir,ee ,.r t ,v.;i 'J -d
d ii-trict.
c r. p
Pon 1 1 i 1 1
..I Ittr
vv h : . i i
A l i.
0 iiara
valii.a!
: toss. .
S. -
1 in a
i i'iiiii-
IP: Kiiu'liiiie v v. 'I lie a 1 1 i in 1 1 1 1 ,,ii
'I'li-i f, il low-ir.;t so!lioiuy from nn old
dor-'d .criiil. Mill, at a w ut .) meb ai
lea -a. fiom wbieh ho was e. ii P'd Py
tMt !e " ia ri-iLl ir i n tent ion b y t be pai
liii ir.ts, delivered from ( he e I,-v.u i. ui
of a convenient, Mtump. w lo re be sat In
hi-; Pai linen duster and battered nt.iv.
pip" hap. while the "-r-piratioii eoine
down iii- furinwed i becks, in taken
AC i :
faciei i. -i
V -from
I ' i
We ,1
Smiir
GEOr,
A ;
: : . : ,h:-v,oe ..,r th.
. V:. '. :' o-.- -. i Ti:.
.tan.iard O.i Company
..j cousiaruly- increase!! from our eleyer out i. in p. irai y llie I'P.,
ci-tiii-i-.t of Mr. W. R. U'l-'ily Patriot. ' l e.-riboi-, .. The k-i-im-
acir plani a.jain t" be i. ,:,); i he mibn rb i of ihaithrifiv vv
tl
secure-1 'i
tr. wn .
, ;j N'ou kin talk about v ,.r
nts from as any ro-.e.
,.:; lit,. Wi 1 'I'.- I'lll' jis' le: ri
:Ll .11 led
I 1 ile I'lll J'S a-: i;ii'i n as .nv ,'1,'iv.
An ae n.ack i,,-t"l-i a eti uni in .: ".H
t, Sui - I'k'- erowa -
,.!iv to I tut inime do shoal an' apple -:-..
( a ai i n Fur ver' million so seiump'-bus 1
would n Rib a dime.
Pal how tin ma a i 1 . 1 1 1 iui oe
b" ,; killin' tinu '
d
!" : I
iIM i a .. a
I.i tii-- I:.
Hah. I,
nisli. t 'P
I'i . ..
:..;, st
k r
i. i . .- ii -. ; . . ve. L was
-a -., re o : t be back Volt Lin aruy 'bout r l.ucL l.t-.ti Pr.n.tS..
h :' . ; ...i h .f. ,n. He is cakes an' butter mighty hot.
o;f.o. !t:- the oian who won't An' bout de tas" ob cb ielons on .!
.jwn ('-.per. o alv-', -.v.- runniii!,' spot,
hu t i -I on : 1 v w ' ), ' o t ca I it You kin preach about y er ' pisu m w h.-n
:io,-,t ho.-r :i"l ih) ! . a- -01.11 a- you PI ' him fin de pot. '-
P. at v. .- talk doan altery de t mi; a 1 ii .
u Utn put it in dor.-u'lar way or pill
in do rhyme.
Put dis beah liit'ca - w.oiiu Pu ,!,
lioo killin' tune.
'VJTO US.
. 1 1 .ine t)T
tsions,
: T?Oot.B
v Shoes,
. ... I ion
I POUR
' 'i l lfv.
i. ,,1 X Ax
;op.,
! GO
.11 V
i . n I H.
i v ; t ( 1 1 t
j rn.
, lv .llllit
i l lire,
. I'lastor "
i - Var
Hair. - Oil
c ni L;ln.r
. ud -l to
: .. . i . . ii.
.S. .
. iji.h
-, . ri ie fore bin suli-;.-
an oi'p' ir:;: nity 1".
i "; I o '.- : 11 W - lie dav
S . V . !- : 111 .-- . .-P-Ie.i
tc Porr-'-.i - -ic -a. 'f tbi
iv, " ;' - a- are p re fa I i c K
.: m :..': rs of I he
,vK ' As :...-:';;! . v.-ho v isited
iji: ;h-,hr r.-;u:ii from the
a"io r - o " '' h-..:-u here fi- ia
: -i th Car dh-.-a. an : !r":n
I '1' ::.' s: f r . '. ire in i i . i . ! i-
:....:. : i h -v.. ';!:! S aith
RcfricTj. '. , . . vlv Coders
all d.
lo.-.i-
.a in tl
ii p a:
rti si a a
c
.1 .' . link abou t d e pud . 1 1
i i mis teii'.i r eb ine,
i i.. sas-idjie: .'in tit' lii.iniin an dat.
L.-il-'i;' iiii)ii I'' t-ubjic'i.f il.'-'!i ii!--ic.v
' day s line
Ail l.ii k about de baii.n liie-d vv i 1 f .1
I), f-'s udder tinr;n .Pvt .-, nobiv
der'ri meat dat'H mighty prune
Pat eolly bow lis lonejn' Iili de i'
I: ilhii time.
A n O pinieii ul the I'l c-.
1.1 i i ' 'l: J' 'I UN A P The 1 i mark n ll li. P I
th..- above cii it iou in Wed ned a y s .1 a I:
Nvl. briiisi to mind an ev ent of thirl i
livu or forty years atvI MfH- Floomer
w ;t- , inlcavni in to nil reduce the cele-
br:i! "tl I'd, itiiiier cot-tume. ibis h.ih
a d ress fi i lad i"a and alnei-t an exact
Ivt . tint tetn of vounu uirpH drcssin ot that.
... .,r. i : an 1 1 e , . , . , .-
i!w av nr. 1 "'ir;h
u: :"o new Pa! :
. arr.v ,i Satur
. !. una Weld' -n
1 .- . ... a
At F:h
a : i
- p
-:rp
:. pii-h
.1 , velity
:. in - :ii i.
, -li oil : he
lid 1.1- pel t.
road.
t cm-
;: bo
en.
. i
d:t in the length ol t-kirt worn, with
pantalettes like lh- sciiool mis-eH.
Withering Siir.-asm w :is hurled at the
innov ation. I'.acb vv eaier w ;ih stared at
die piinod dow n t ie streets or puliln
thorouuhfart s. Pnseemly comiiientn
lipuii tiie rotundity of the ankle and
various annoying taunls about calvet.
and so forth, l eminine vanity w is i-. l
ioiu put to a severer left than on this
ii.T'i-ion. Put the capping i luiov i-min
from an old time country editor who
w t-iil to the city t" '-ce ibis , i i-l ll I ber of
;. h;l t j i-iiomii v . who 'i: los return
..rul,. :im o.l it niai .ii'loi-iio; the f.eb
ad im:; thai In- wa'-eld"iu p, r
i -d . ei. j iy li.e pi. ii-i'ri' ol l.t.li-
lety. and w i-ln d I" n an much "I
I b i ni as poHHi 1 1 1 e vv hell Mi . ' .p. .1 Ut n it V
I f, ri d . N ' I IV I U" I ' 1 1 t I ' ! H M III I ll 1 I'l' ill
Mor.be, I and savv tie- -canty dresK
:," nil. 'lied, should tnkelhe old i ditor't
v .v of it and t-ay. eo .in ladi. if vim
. n - lai d it vve can S, u I: ( '.l:.M i-
LIME AND CEMENT
At Bottom Prices.
100,000 BRICK
I.. M ( I I LKR,
2f. & i'.S Multilr. Strmit,
N I'. KJi.N .. s. c.
100 Bbls. ess Pork,
Fuu. v;eight,
For Sale Cheap by
S. ' i oil.
If.. 'h
IMP
i . : i p
. d
.1 , i
i Til
( atiiidic h- tim in e t niiiii.
; Aim. P--Tlie .inbteent.li an-
,1 c... vent. mi of Foe Pathol;,: total
lioe-ice union of Ameiica met in
i ui.'i.i. t ie 1" ibii nniinim;. Faiher
1 l o.a'hv "f Vo ri-iflir presided,
Duffv ? ?;rou? Syrups
, .- hi W a I I I'll 1 1PFTT.
1. 'vh SCI. I) KY
ii.,1 naiii iiiiici.' win., iu me .t-L v.. .it mji I I T D a m I x
b the - -v-n - - my
it It' '
!1 i ca-
'lo.; iii was mo-t -n:ouiafiii. inii.ait;i
munition need of tboioujih oitiaui. Uiou wan to
he flceu in many jlac8.
NKW Pl'.l.'NIh North Carolina.
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