North Carolina Newspapers

' - . s. cHf fin g0M fMf Mff IHjjffl i . 1:? 1,1 I y 4c f" M . Ctr, l IHlKriH, rni I TV 13 il t Ml r 1 3 111 1ST T ITST AIJ, TlIINCiK Terms $B.OO Xt x- Somr. VOL. xr. NEW BKiJXE, CRAVEN COUNTY, X. ('., Al'(iUST 16. 1888. NO. 20. WEAK NERVES EDITORIAL NOTES. ames RHEUMATISM N. T HN S. W i?k gives np t ho ;a Virginia ami will move to 17 t E Y COMPLAINTS E PS I A amDounD I constipation u' - r"' n -wy i.i.l nwcl v . -4..-.: j mr.j fo 1 in) . 1 : x : r;xT'Ji J a0S0S4C0. Prop'i i-t -vriii 3Fa-y TO GOTO KHISTON TO DO YOUR TRADING. public 0ETT1NGEK BROS. Can nd will jpu lool . .1.1 U.f7 r. w u : Beady Made Clothing. Dress Piece Goods, White Goods. Notions, Goods. Ail oo. now in, -3'l KCoavy G-roceries, r ftf Armour Me:. I.j : Gtto. Norti CarcJin PUid. In :'ic: ay kos lhi ii of V. W. lUi.roi. fft py ta for ll our purcn ., Cu to K'uuton, nd we wi'.! i r i:.-oun'. hi: t - u OETTINCER SION OF TflL CELEBRATED BROS. rEARL SHIRT. INSEY school, GrX-X2ZLO , HXT- O- r - For Girls and Young Ladies. $90.00 for Board, Tuition. Music. So extra exvpt Draw in r..l Piitin. W r;-.- vr .,.A'.ogu. to janedwir JOSEPH KIX5EY. Principal ? 2 5" U W " t? 3 o g B n;- C. I H-V 1 5al ?l g I 3 8. i s. s g. s. sr g3 2 I Xr,v: r ?c: ' : 2. " S h cJ A. r r : !" P 5 3 W o f f3 c3 p 2 t ITT (v J :"2?3S C r 2 O 0 w 7 X O . -l O P . i The Bergner BREWING iV Enel CO.'S PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER, IS UNQUESTIONABLY THE Finest Beer Extant. It is brewed from the finest Pale Canada West Barley Malt and highly recommended for TBinVE qualities. The b'fch repot At 10:1 f .' ' COMPANY tj -lae to :h. f, 1: MATERIA! ar used an.l ti..v. t: r eiercwed darin iU ruanafcture. n ! : s r m mm Agent and Bottler, Hew Berne. N. C. 11. fiKht New York. i'.X (invKHSi'K I'or'nT "f I hili.UH, iiin jHisiti vel v dei'i:nc- :!:' ti'Mi:: n.it :a i,r (lovernor. TilK iini;iaija of argument ami the w-(,rk of orp.inizAtinn shoulil go h inl in hAinl. Anil bo pn-heil v igorcasi y . liKPrnLii ans Hre niAknig a lugiitH) of the tariff. As the people are not idiots, we do not believe they will he either fueled or frightened. Thk increax? of population 111 the Argentine Republic during the I.i.xt twenty live e;irx Iias been l."4 per et-nt. while onrn, in the I nited ;.ite8, has tn-eii only per oent. We know ol At leat one man who attends to business just as it comes to hand, without refer ance to the color or politics if ' persons Facially interested, and that man is V. M. Simmon-. Ik fidelity to public trusts, and au intelligent apprehension of pub he duties entitles a man to public confidence, then Mr. Simmons is entitled to the enthusiastic support of every min in this district. In the House of Commons last W ednesday the bill wits paf-ed by a large majority providing for ;i commission to examine into charges made by the London Times against I r. I'arnell and other members of Parliament. CV'NuKESSM AN 8HIVKLV. of In. diana, is only thirty-one years old. He is the one man, so far us heard from, who ever left Congress to finish a college course, and prompt ly upon graduation returned to Washington. Thk State Department is in formed that the newly appointed minister plenipotentiary horn I'ersiA to the l uited States will arr ve At New York with his suite a'ikui: the middle of August. His name is Hidn Hoaseim Kuild Khan M on imed el Vesair. I'KIMIUV 1 'n I; j; PiiK I :n : 1 an 1 . o 1: a n :!i . m.r : 1 1 1 r d.-l Ti by the II vi-mber : plete :h. tween N -v has already ' cep; inn c! r ' will In- si-;; th:rt il i -. T.'l'c g!r.,- teri.il 1 la i-f. 1 w.th t he v,nt d dm pattern are being rep!acMl by new -el Logs of the most approved design. our attention is especially called '.o the yard at Morehead ami to the va-t improvement in appearance and condition of th'1 tracks. et'. needs In Iir sender depo especial 1 Mlllfilr 111 ' house ::..! I II . T 1 i : .1111 in ; t h 1 I loruie months. 1 rescnirci-s to be se'rral iii' be igai 1 1 reai gat'ons to 1 o Coils' i n,--oar time n ; 1 working in t tenal now on During t he than two tin dred t o n s ol s i . -1 i a . . s laid . b-.i v . n g t : ' - e i j 1 1 mile o ! ; run r ills I'mTHo and (1 ; Isoor. will be liked in with s- d ear ' i ; s . i ; 1 1 N .-w w( n . a: h i e 1 c n 111 rr : a ' ot and 1. as d -1 Thk New York Tribune sneers at Ki Mayor Low, of Brooklyn, lor leaving the Kepublican party, and caiia him a -'Sunday school politi cian." The party or the nation or the papr which sneors at "Sunday school poLticd'' may well 'mir that Li h.iA no future use for it. M'SSKT li i hajj recei ed a let ter from his North Larulina ad mirers iwking him to visit the old North State aud inspect - bevies ol women infinitely more beautiful than the r a rest dreams could Bug. gest wheu inspired by the warm whLsjH-rs of oriental .-ephrs." Ir wa.s announced a few days ago, with a great flourish of tri umph that the Freeman's Journal, the leading Catholic paper in America, td been sold, and would trestb be made a Republican cimpaign r;M,ui- , ,,...,r repairs Ulglau. ic uuuuut"a iipi ii, iiww- eier, that the syndicate which pur chased it lavors the election of Cleveland and Thurnian. THK cam pa i gD has opened in earnest, and public meetings are under way. The strong and ag gressive speech of Senator Yoor bees at l'erre Haute ou Saturday a ght opened the campaign au spicionsly in Indiana, and the able speeches of Congressmen Mills and Breckinridge in Harlem gave an impetus to the canvass in New Y o r k II-' you know af auy party that i m favor offree trust. Jrcc tckis kry, Jrtf p-.iup' r lahjr, fref t'hno mmijratm, you may be sure it is the worst kind of a free trad.o party. But, il you know of a party that is ::i favor of 'V-v rho'., fn- t"ha", 'rrr Aruru:n i.'or, frtc Anfi'o Sij-.-n iit nitration, yon may know that ou have found the Democratic par'v, the only genuine and rebaMe ; ir: y h ? t he people. tin- cessation of s It is recomnu ndi -l : sand aud two h u :. 1 ; , be placed n t he : : a Coining siniiiii'i. 1 addition to t he irs rails now on band w caii be secured iroin renewed will enabl further ijuieken i schetlule. and to the old iron track, a twenty four nn.es. di: ion for ano: her the expiration ot the very latest, it ly replace! 1 w ; h vitality ol the ii entirely cone. .:: very r.u-idh . at.d it can sab-i h period. pi.oos cross : ;es ilunng t lie a little ovei 1 '..')) distn buted. inak : ties. This amor; been gre.r ly i ee still are rot out at mii'i will probably be m.iiIi a compat a- : e'.y -;,:.il ' ties are no.v bi-;n spaced t wenfy !o::r ;uc cent re to cent : e. !!:,; have been la. I i; 1. reguianfy. .n in m ca-i much as i Mie ai . par ' . tee n ery c !e" r ;: r : ve and ma g: e a :n i - u r. lor the be;:' and ' : - ' . . o ! ; 1 1 o 1 d : : o n i .i. - is rough ,i::d u -. i '. c track. L i 'ii . ; : road wii'.et) his : . n s.. not He it ate u; run i I i trains ,i ; possi 1 1. e t o : n e i o, 1 1 :no : ; probably t ike a e.i: plete this w o: k . a s i tedious, and : n vol e s ' tlon ol inili .1 :n I'el la! labor, amounting in 1 i nearly e cr t ie , n t In Near halt a u.-.L.o:. I of llimbiT has i,-en cut cu I vei : s. etc.. "Oiked into u ery I i . i cat's set v:c w i . : c ' i ; ; : In ; n or, at i ger e ot h.lii oil in' roa.l has lieen col) ; ; i. noibi v ditched and thoroughly drained iiom New Berne to More head, and n this respect is now in better fix than when lirst constructed, as the ss',-in ol drainage is perfect, and has been constructed withoiL re gard to time or expense. Theic is no longer any trouble from water on this end of the road. A gang ot men is now engaged in cutting out fifty feet of the light of way'between New Berne and More head and all trees ou either side ol the track, which might reach the i ails should they fall. They will 'shoitly arrive at the former pi, ice. Above New Berne the cutt ing has been m great measure liuished. About the middle of August should be begun the ditching and draining between New Berne and Goldsboro, and it should be prosecuted to cum -pletion. All lelled timber, old cross tie-, etc., the accumulation ot u'.ir-. aie now being regularly p:U:d lor burmug, aud the right of way is gradually beginning to as sume a neat and tidy appearance. No sii. h rubbish is tiow allowed to o -Hecr. Notwithstanding the immense amount of work that has recently been done upon the road, and the great quantity of material that has been placed in it, one must not in upplied, notably pas and more warehouses, passenger depot at :i:i';al, ai 'I a ware- . i' di pot in the eke. id. 'J'l.t - e wants pki-d as s. ...-u as press i wo: k v. ill a..o-.v. t 'i " i of Uie State has i lb.. : for the improve i ad. and we are under ' him for his wise inferos t he has -U ob.igar ions counsel and man lies ted. There has been no attempt to accumulate balances. The earnings have been expended in betterments THE INLAND WATER ROUTE NORTH Deligthtful Trip for Pleasure Seekers. Interesting- Points Along the Line. The Old Dominion Steamship Co. has long ben a favorite line in Eastern Carolina. It is always considerate of the interest of ita patrong and never loses an opportunity to increase facili ties ia order to meet their demands for both freight and passenger accommoda tions. Two elegant steamers, the Man teo and Newberne, manned by skilful officers and seamen, now ply between as he could, where the great battle oc curred between the Virginia and ihe Congress, the Cumberland, the Minne sota and the Monitor in isf2. The landing at the Point id near the famous Uygeia hotel, just acropn the road from one of the entrances to Fortrees Mon roe. If one has plenty of money and i wants to dwell in the mid"t of gaiety ' and fashion, he can do so at a ct-t of 1 from S4 00 to S20.G0 per day. Ti e , writer had no desire, in the first place, to stop among people who consumed 1 this amount of money each day for ; their personal comfort, and in the : :api y as received, and this continued until the ! and phi'-ed iii tiist- p nicy .should i oad is t i i;p; class condition. 1 'or luttlifi and ami e det ailed in form at lOn . yon are respectfully re ferred to t he report s of l he d i tie run t heads of depart men t s. Kespecttully submitted, '.V.sinv,Ti in 11KVAN. President. i V 1 K .MIWS ( OMUINSEI). II. n. Thomas D. J.diKHton has been by the Demo- nominated for Conarefs era's in the 'J.li district. H ileih Signal: We reri-t to learn that Mr. George Sanderlin, Democratic candidate for State Auditor, was taken suddenly very iii on Monday last and has befn compelled to d iscontinue his canvass of the Si-ite. Greensboro Daily I'.inijt: The Third Party Ccnver.tion in Forsyth last Satur day was ' dry' and as lacking in "t-nthu.-iasni" a it wa? possible for a gathei in; of the few and faithful to be this citv and Norfolk makine- close I second place his financial condition re- connection with swift and handsome !h''ftdApa 'l 1 d, " ' r' we Pu'led UbP at , , a better place, the Eaton Cottage, kept steamers for New ork, Baltimore and by George Booker, right at the mam other points North. entrance to the Fort. Here we rind It was the pleasure of the writer to good rooms and eicdlent table fait- at make a trip on the Manteo recently, .' tf"1? VT'eH' j" telr'Bl'n ''ointe , . xt t J,! to visit here are tho Soldiers Home, leaving iNew Berne at 9 a. m. on last Normal School grounds, Hampton, Friday morning. On board were quite Fortress Monroe and tho llygeia hotel, a number of passengers from New A two hourd' drive from the fort will Berne, Wilson, La Grange, Go.dsboro, , SS&StVtiJSiTot Asheville and other points, all bonnd ton. At the Home there about twenty for Ojracoke, and several others for five hundred disabled Soldiers cared for , other noints North. Steaminsr down the bv lne National government. The Neuse at the rate of about ten miles SXwfrhT aUt'fUl'7 Uld tut; i otted with neat cottages, ornamented per hour we soon begin to sniff the salt with shade trees and flowers of every air from Pamlico sound (really an in- variety: occassionally a plat is planted land sea) which is invigorating and 1 ia fruit treeB and as one rides through auu ucco iuu uiu veLerana sieving arounci Absolutely Pure- Thli powder DTr rtrin. A nurd rf Parity, treTiKth. unj wholrinmtntn. llo oonomlca! tiiHn the nrdlnnrv k ind, nd rmm not be old in corn pp t it ion wiUi the maltltn4 flow test, tiorl weight, alum or phcaphal ruwniiuo.. iiw waiint.,.s For gale ;n Ni w l.er n I Y noTU-lrwW i A lei. Miller. whets one's appetite for the good things which are always to be found on the tables of this line. At 5 p. m. we ar rive at UCRACOKE, a station on this line for tha summer season only. It is an island about fifteen miles long and six wide, the village containing about Gve hundred on the green sward emokiDg the pipe of pace and contentment, surrounded by magnificent flowers and walks, and sees the fruit trees hanging with delici ous fruit he is almost promted to ex claim that he has found the garden of Eden at last. But we can not tarry here. Being forcibly impressed witb the great contrast in the condition of the disabled Confederate and the dis abled Union soldier our deepest sympa thies go out for the former, and we are rt in.-r istruction ts under full head and is being pushed forward. at last has begun to show. passenger connection has ai e al o: . Ill' 'Ti in H "Uld Oceti r.M-d : i.s. and le-illg . I I'.'--ha ve ties Ci 'tile that it is in first-class con dition, ior it is not, anu it win take veais to put it so, but the work of i econ.' w . 1 v :i ml No been missed during the past j ear, and all trains have been run with regularity and dispatch. After nearly three years of con stant ell'ort we have been enabled to establish an all rail route for the truck of this section, reducing the time between New Berne and New York about twenty-four hours. Truck now reaches New York in inhabitants. A new hotel has been Nut one delegate from the country was erecteu wnnin tne past year ana it is t consoled with the hope tha5 the day in present. No mortal man could "keep rapidly growing in popularity as a ' not far distant when simple j mice will stirf upper lips" under such circum- favorite summer resort There are over be don0 oT a11- stances; cons nuentlv. after consulta- ::. .u I We next pass the Normal School w itli tion. the convention "was adjourned to nehundred visitors there the present it8 8piendid buildings and beautiful eome future dav. The New York Time says: The Rev. John D. Grandson of North Carolina. Dr. Allen B. Had lev of Georgia. Hon. Silas W. Taylor of Virginia, and George So the wind may blow where it listeth W. Outlaud of North Carolina, and the j K , ., ... , .v. T- , . and everybody there will know that it Rev. Dr. Kinnelow, colored orators, i J were in the city yesterday on their way j comes from off the salt water. The to Indiana to speak during the coming passengers for this point landed, we campaign, iir. (Jutland ana ur. mn- . head for Croatan sound and make season- it nas an advantage over many grounds. This institution is for the other watering places in that it is en-, training of colored teachers and is pur tlr.W onrrnnnHaH 1 ih. itl.nt!. rvoo ' by privato contributions from and the inland ea of Pamlico sound. Brick! Brick! Brick! 50,000 W. P. BURRUS & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND GRAIN DEALERS, Mkki:t Dock, m;v hi: KM.. N. ( tcitiHign us j. rim v ' '. mi r pi i i r Mui nelow are Democrats, and the rest are Prohibitionists. They are trained ora tors and will confine their labors to t. eir own people. Wa?hiugtcn Ge-zette: For the first time in miinv years men have been tlnrtv tuo hours and ten minutes from New IVrne, going through in compelled to etop work atour timber re being no trans- m,1'i cu account 01 tne neat u. E0A.N0KE ISLAND, famous in' history as the first landing place of Sir Walter Raleigh's colony. This is a regular station on the route and steamers stop here going North or South. The Company has built a sub nhilanthroniftt.n th roiTcrhnii t fh rrnnfrp I s - - - - - - - - j , and by the State of Virginia which con tributes felO.OOO annually to its support We then pass into the beautiful town of Hampton, which has been twice laid in ashes by the vicissitudes of war, but ! the quaint old church built in 1634 is j still there and one of the leading at-1 tractions of the town. After a drive of about two hours we return to the Cottage, get a good supper Icaller! riinnar harl anH lata a ninht stroll through the Fortress. The 1 Wat.fVl f"s Tlnr" .TrTTrclrTT hDIIrl BStm k I rr 1 a i A t (V n A 1862. EATON 1888. THE JEWELER 11 AS A FINK KTOCK Ol' grounds are the quarters for the garrison nicely ar- uer ear s I : a e : 1 1 o 111 t hey or no ::g a- is bas 1 : ; e ' a i , has been f-uspended at Short s mill since Tuesday afternoon. In an eat ing tourney at th2 Merchants' Hotel, Tue?d .y, three drummers managed to worry down 'J mullets, 30 doughnuts. 2 chit I. ens, ;1 pounds beef. l-J peach duni ongs and 2 gallons ice tea, besides vegetables :.n i other things in proper ties Gol isloro Mercury: The crops all through the countv are looking better. rt period of transporta- and a larger per centage will be made this year than has many years hereto fore. The number of guests at the e):ol '. greatest : me. ' lliov peed will 'oUl and imp and solid trains, the fer. as the cars are carried to the New York docks from Jersey City on rials. I'his quick time has been ot immense benefit to our truckers, as i; has made it possible for them to ge; better prices for their pro ducts, and they have 'arrived at t heir destination in better condi tion, owing to lack of handling, and the sh tiuti in ventilated cars. lhese vegetable trains iu many instances weie run at the highest speed the engines could make, aud have demonstrated ihe safety of the 'rack', as in no case did an accident i'eiall them. New locomotive and new passen ger and freight car s are needed. Y ! ;!e the engines have been kept ,n a -ta'e of iep.nr they are worn out and used up through constant service for ,i long number of years. It will soon be imperatively neces sity to supply their places with nc.v machines. Two tir.-t class pas senger coaches aud thirty llat and tM cars would materially increase . 1 XT . 1. . r . 1 , stantial wbarf, warehouse and ice house i OI megrounas aLlKl WUiOl V1BUU1S WU1 UUU lb M OU iJ the British, ene at Saratoga in Ootober, venient place to land and cross to Nag's 1777. It is a rough-looking customer Head, and the Northern visitors who compared with the more recent patterns wants to play with the ducks and other wild game of the neighboring sounds and of artillery guns. Meeting a couple of soldiers in our rounds we asked : 'can you show us the cell where rivers which abound through the win- Jefferson Davis was confined':" ter season can land here and attend to ! "I don't think the gentleman has ever for over thirty yearn, I believe I can do 80LID SILVER AND PLATED WARE- SPECT.I I. I keep a larger Block of Spoctaole than any other store in North Carolina I take particular pains to fit them to tb eyes of parties neediDg them. Having worked steadily at the bench . u. i I ueen aero mo UUUVIU BUU ViOlb bUO P KJ W W 11D1 C said one of them. 'Yd, VA rardiaa' "Via ti-o a kcra oa Virginia Dare was born. After landing a prisoner in 1865. How long have you passengers and freights we steer across been here?" i the Albemarle sound another inland,! 1 have been hereabout twenty years hot-i Gregory today is V,v. This is the fresh water, sea, -thence up North river lar; . .-t number of vi:-itors that has ever at one time registered at this popular hotel during the pumm r seatoa. John L'aun. a colored man, was drowned in X-ue' river, near this city, last Friday. IL v as k cocked off of a raft of logs, on-i hen he went under the water he r:-.ie ,Sp under the raft, and I e fore lie c. ;! 1 te r-scued h was d ro wi.ed . News and Observer: Ti.e heavy trav over the railroa is seoni to increase as the weather griws warmer. Every body t're i icts t h at th.e next State fair will he or.e of the best North Carolina has ever had. .V joiit meeting of the county co:iiDU-?i mers aud justices of the peace el W ake county took place our facilities for handling business, yesterdsv. A re.-o'uticn was passed to to the North Carolina cut of the ALBEMARLS AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL. This cut of the canal is six miles long at the north end of which is located the government gas works. From this gas house lights are supplied for the line through Coinjock bar, Currituck sound and the black water flats. Through the el flats one is reminded of the street lamps of a lighted city. Three large pipes about twelve feet long are put together in a peipendicular position and filled with gas every two weeks. Of course they have to burn night and day, it be ing less expensive to keep them burn- but don't remember Mr. Davis. " "I think I remember him," said the other, "and I think they had him over yonder on the other side of the fort." Reflecting upon this conversation and the manifest ignorance on the part of these two soldiers of one of the most cruel, personal and vindictive persecu tions of a defenceless man by a great government, we thought what a blessed thing it would be if that page of the his tory of this great country could be blotted out and future generations be as ignorant of this incident as those two soldiers. But our space is out and we must close. A pleasant night at Old Point, and an enjoyable trip back to Norfolk next morning, through the sweltering city to the Ocean View as good work as any watchmaker in the State. COME AND SEE ME. SAM. K. EATON, M uld le utreet. Opjiosite baptist Church. fal2 dwtf Don't Fail To Call On R0BERTS:0S.f SEND Your ORDERS TO ITS. We have in ptix k a Full Line of GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. C- S. Parsons & Sons Boots and Shoes, Penitentiary Boots & Shoes, Also Shoos direct from the lioatoa Jim l s e : ee .v or. beell completed ' t be ad weatherboard i n g and ". n r half of tin- Lit ter of w!,:e':. Jack Smith's creek Iu been t lion mgli' v i v p.. : re. i. need but li't le a'-en' ton time to con.e. The old dr.i.v :u bridge, one hundred and seven leet m long: n. h is placed bv an cut rely now s It was loiind to be rotten, spans in ti.e trestles over gi ou nds on I lie north river have been reduct thus doubling their sMe: hundred addit lotial pile. driven in these trestle ,s :-;ng m. The ,!ge have i:t ton ol of. olle t lacked. :dge lias and will o r some :-e river : W e t Y been I e- rue; u i e. All the the low- id e o I this d one half, gtb. Two have beet! , and such but the wants of the track and road bed have been go great that in all cases where . possible the many needs of other departments have been sacrificed to them, and should be until they can be rebuilt. The roiling stock i.s in a good state of rep ur. better than for years past. lne At.antic Hotel at Morehead, whoso interests and those ot this company are mutual, has passed into the nanus or a allow the commissioner to the State, tarnestlv soliciting him to seed Mr. Sanderlin. our n?xt Auditor, to speak. Wilmington Star: A colored woman living depot, a twenty minutes run brought a.a Ilia KaIaI r.- I. I V. .In,. ' . borrow .'Hg through the day than to have some plea8antly spent with chicken for dinner We are Rollins 11 rradi FLOUR on the European plan. Back to Norfolk i from the MiUg in M,rhigan very low. that evening, which had cooled off the w also job Lonllard and Gail A Aa effects of a delightful shower during ' Snuff. the afternoon and aboard the I TJ nu T7t) tcj nrjna Manteo ready for sailing early! JXSJ D XL. a. 1 a tiHUtS-, next morning. Returning, we touch at j South Front Bt.. New Berne, N. O our beautiful sister town of Wahbing- I ton, a regular station on the line for I f fj fl T" B I I JTtl O flfl inward trips under the present schedule, ! bUllU t ALLLtll U UU in tbe midest of a rich country and where considerable shipping is done. I DEALERS IN Now to the summer excursionist and Slu.000 for county purposes. Chair-j one attena ana iigutmem every mgns. man Whitaker informs us that he is 1 In these flats we cross the N.C. line. On dclueed with letters from all parts of 1 the right as we go the line passes ate. tarnestlv soliciting him to , ,,. ..l ..,,, Captain sometimes annoys his "Tar ; Heel" passengers by telling them (hat the suburbs, a short distance , lnero 18 a peacn iree ngni on me line beyond the City Hospital, reports a 6en- j and the limbs which harTg on the Vir- sational KtTair as haviDg occurred in ginia side bear large, nice peaches while front of her house last Tuesday night, : thoge Qa th Nonh Caroiina Bide Bwivel and or vcnicii BD6 claims to nave Deen i tua raVplinir nnhlic w hav in nil an eve-witness. Ic was late in the night, ; and come to nothing. But the appearance , '":e,'n aP " ? 'C' T'?: ,aJ' strong syndicate, and is becommg she says, when a buggy, in which was or the soil of the two sovereigns side by 0 D route for Norfolk and all points . , ' , Q..oa a man .ml a tjl n m a n nnaaincr in , .- i , r:i . : . i s e : st . . , ... . . probably t tie most lamous summer -" .. - - - e . Bme mm vu uuiu me iapiaiu m ins j jortn ana you win not regret it resort on the Southern coast. Its financially repairs made Two hundred re as w d additio aced i n Tr ei w lb-rne and i . ei I I; a e ' . a i:e. . tan.:! r : e can Mr. 8. lid It wi him. ' a c inference held by K- putili- le.u'.ers on tne -.l or auue. 11. De Young, of California, ll Harrison is nominated 1 be utterly impossible to elect He cannot possibly carry the Picric coast, nor wril he Ik? able to carry any of the larger States where thel.tbir e'eunn". redomi natef', tn-cAiise he voted against the Chinese treaty at every phase. I committed a still greater crime voting to naturalize Chinamen 1 c;; ve li-'in the i ;ght of suf other sarv. have been bridge at N approaches : remain one 1. in. New si. ears at the draw, an for tender and h on piling in t h its great letig' h ! In- b con st an t a' : en : i"ii . better eond . ' ; :. f. i . k u o ,v n : . A n i w a :. 1 i . . '. been put in N c ''' ; '. ' and Is i c he; w ; -e i . The tin roofov. : S'.c has been replaced. Twelve new cil.Ve built, and all bridges, culverts ba e cu ; spected, and mater:. II eces al piles management is capable anil is giv ing universal satisfaction. The permanent location ot Ihe Teacher's Assembly of this State lias been secured at 'Morehead, where a tine Assembly Hall has been erected lor their use. Our passenger earnings will very ma terially be increased thereby. r: vei n the i:'i t here :.. put 1 erected evidence u.I; : h'-re wing to the direction of the city, was stopped by a man in the roadway, who was ap- ; parently well known to the occupants of the vehicle and who commanded the j voung woman to alight. The woman got' out of the buggy without hesitation, and when she alighted was immediately seized and severely beaten by the man with a whip or 1 cowhide The woman made an outcry, : and her male companion whipped up ; his horse and left as soon as she got out of the buggy. After beatiug tbe woman the mac ordered her to go home and The Inter-State Commerce onimission, to wlncb ruling Ibis I0n0wed her closely as she walked off company is now subject, towards the city, the colored woman iequires that the annual claims for the "Old Dominion" so he is j bound to acknowledge that his story is Jones County Convention, without foundation. Leaving these j Pursuant to a previous oall by the flats we make North Landing riverJ County Democratic executive commit . . tee. the Democratic Convention of Jones famous for its -crookedness and it is , county wa8 oaUed to order by the really astonishing to an untrained high- j chairman of said committee at 2 p, m. lander to see with what ease so large a August 8, 1888, and W. II . Rhodes i steamer as the Manteo is made to turn j '?u,';e, perma chairman, snd . , i J. F. White permanent secretary for these bends. It is an admirable Bhip for convention. the route as anyone going with her On motion, the following committee I will be bound toadmit. This rivertakes 1 was appointed on credentials: White I General Hardware Agricultural ,,, p . m r n t n. IMown, Harrows, Cultivator, IIvm-h and Axes, Wood'n Mowers and ItoHpers, Htearu I ; iif-d im-h, Cotton OiiiH and I'ickhor, Fertilizers, laiud t'luir, Kiuult Mechanics Tool, and Hardware, Lime, Brick, Cement, I Maxtor Hair, Paint, Kalsoinlne, Var nish, Oil, CllasH, Putty and JIalr. Freezer. KrlriirerritorH, Oil to the Virginia cut of tbe wn.l j O'' ,;"r krt re 1 ire i n el ie'ort to tie made by carriers snail ever the period ending with the do; h day of dune in each year. Our present liseal year ends May .'list. m ;t will be necessary at this meet ing to change this date to dune u: b . i . 1 and this must be done in to conform to this reouiie- ol lie! an i i n .Hi' fra S K N a f the 1" i :!.,. .IgAiU: U AN' K 111 his speech hones Treaty, delivered Senate last Monday, ac d for the remarkable heat trd by the Kepublicans t the trea: b telling a story t heir rep.r.r w hei'ever tic uniform standard p.; t'ne tion o bridges, ties-;, guar iN. and rn 1 e : t adopted, and t hey arc from uni loi in st an .1 ai d drawings. 'i ne-e wo: k have been afl ipted a study of t he 111 s- ; ;i! ;,r, ods of bi idge and t res- le tion, and as a c .i.s- ,-; structures will .:. a sh 't ot a fellow was c lUght n l.n sleeve when plasm of "Old Sledge,"' i.nd n Nor: h ( 'arol : n a w ho with an extra ; ick" ' 11 1 Tl IT f i . - wilt. who, in n Laazer Hops, and its TONIC aud NU reply to a tierce his Adversary, know we were denunciation from said: ''Hill, you six and six, and it time a.s forur.ty stretig: o been an 'Utt in gre st rue: i ' mi rial v Monhea This is o com im.ul : mgs oi States, . to the me a s : f sbapi to w 1, a h : rangers i: an ge o and in lor I. An 1. - I lie cat 1 a s t'eeli .v )oi;l: : o : Kin g ; pi a lis - much i tllet litis- rue ot lit:: vo. amnions coi.ectiou o! blanks ior the exhaustive aud de tailed report demanded by the commission is submitted to Your ; nspection. loet.-.s.w, ..l..i.u. uiuuf, y e r y c p f) r t-3 r i v e . There was a ot stockholders be again changed, heaw shower about 1 p. m.. but it cid savs that the was unatte to recognize any of the parties, but th3t they were ali white - I Wimiuston Star: Carl Dabbitt, a sailor, committed suicide yesterday at able to a New Bernian who is used to Mrs. Pryson's boarding house by cut ting his throat with a razor. A colored man named Montgomery Wyatt was sunstruck yesterday after noon and died about half past four o'clock. Mr. James Hicks was over come with heat. Under proper treat m e n T Mr Hicks recovered from the a:tick. Yesterday. ?th. was hottest Bridge where a battle of the Revolu day of the season hotter than the day before bv two-tenths of a degree, ac- S V. Melton: Pinev (irovfi. .1. I'. tlar- which is eight miles long. It is spanned i per: Trento. Lewis King; Cypress at different points by two public road j Creek, R. P. Claytor: Tuckahoe, (i. B bridges and two railroad bridges, the 'Eubank: Beaver Creek, W. B. Isler. N. & S. and the N. & W. It is notice- I ChiDqu.pin, W. O. Haskins who re- jjr vt?'J but? iuiiu v Hi no u u i j aiAi ru iicn - White Oak, Lewis Bynum. W. T. seeing boats stop at the A. & N. C. R. Bray, Cyrus Foscue; Polloksville. J. It. bridge for the passage of trains that i Banks. C. I DeBrubl. H. A White. S . , u E. Melton, J, F. White; Piney Crove. when steamers give the signal the j Bryan, A. P. Barrow. B R. Hen draws on this canal are opened no mat- derson. J. P. Harper: Trenton. Lewi ter if a train is insight. One point of King. J. W. Mallard. C. C Andrews, historic interest on this canal is Great 5 E Koonee, Thos. Wilcox. Wm. Mc- Uaniel: uypress ureeK, vv . 11. Ktioues. A. F. Cox. L. A. Havwood. R P. Clav- tion was fought. The old chimneys tori Benj. Brown, er. ; Tuckahoe. Da id staudioe here were built of brick Kin? David Farrior. G. B. Kubacks: Proof SSasli bucks, w irrantrd to frivo t-ciirity imil sal isfuollon. I'ltii i:s 'i:tt v i v. ii;o. .M.i.bN .v and it is therefore cording to the record kept at the Signal brought from England. This point is Beaver Creek. J. S. Becton. L E Duffy. .1 i ,,- oflice and at the same timetheheat lum ,U8,SUU. . . . . W. B. Isler. J B. Reynolds. I II. Poll .ek: as gest the last Thursday the most early date ur.- ' e a - i , 1 ur Uls i.e c I . tut l.ll. build :ern ; ii in w as our dea to do somethmg. , KNTiKL A N i V.Y.ST and CAR Y. - 4 dwtf .and I was obleged this point. A i. . i . , e So," said he. 1U-S" u" " 1 ' ' ' A new w a e the I'residential election is com mg on, and the Kepublican party knows that the game stands six and six and that the deal is ours, and that they are obleged to do something." So they raise a row with Great Britain, and appeal to the Irish vote.'' s at Iii. and waiting io.cn h at ( 'ore creek. Three new truck been erected along t hesc are covered. ( ) n r new sole t r.li in. and t he been ext end The old ir a ' on ; n to ho Logs I 1 1 ' I U! - ll.lVl- line, i a o of II Is been put Link's has 1 t h 1 1 1 y cars. f ant unrated and we su ;n Angus practicable. While the tonnage of the road has been much increased we have been forced to accept a lower pro portion ot rates to retain the busi ness we have secured. It is very doubtful if the through tonnage can be further augmented, and we shall have to look to the develop ment of local and passenger busi ness to g:ve us greater earnings. It is an unequal .-druggie this road has been maintaining with its powerful competitors, and it has done well even by the closest economy to have held Us own. ('lose attention to its traffic, how ever, and the various changes constantly taking place in railway s stems, and combinations neces sarily resulting therefrom will eventually make it a valuable property. The gener al condition of the road has greatly improved during the past twelve mouths, and your in spection of it in every detail is cordially invited. It has been a u-.ir of great activity amoDg the employes, and all have cheerfully bent themselves to the increased labor demanded of them. It is with great satisfaction That wo behold the physical condition of the line eaeh.,1 earmore"nearly approximat ing that of the best railways in the South. The road still has niany aot cool the atmosphere. Ihe average maximum temperature in this dietrict of the cotton region as reported by the signal service was OS degrees, made up from the following reports : Lumber ton, Florence. L'heraw and Goldsboro. 100 degrees: Wadesboro, Charlotte and New Berne. 0-: Raleigh, 90; Wilming ton, (jr, 2 lOtbs. and Weldom'JS. The average maximum temperature in the other district in the cotton region ranged from ! to 'J? degrees. Charlotte Chronicle: Some time ago Mrs. Moor.-, the wife of Mr. B. N. M )ore. who is employed with the wlu-le.-ale h -use of S. Wittikowsky, wa-i strangely and sadly stllicted. her mind t t c. ming a blank in an instant. :she could recognize no one. and would -it ia a i hair as helpless as a child. She wad taken to New York for treat ment but the doctors told Mr. Moore that they could do nothing for her. She was t rougbt home and was being taken care of in the asylum at Columbia, when on b.t Sunday she suddenly re gained her cuir.pluU mental faculties. Her mind was restored as quickly as it had bf-en made blank. Dr. Francis H. Clover is dead. His life went out suddenly and unexpected ly, at 6 o'clock yestetday afternoon, at his residence on Ninth street, and the sad announcement was a shock to our W. B. Isler.J B. Reynolds I II. Poll .ek Chinquepin. L Dillahunt F. A Whit aker, W. O. Haskins, W. E Cox. Motion made and seconded, that ihe ntle- T i i n -m swing, around them as gl'b countT. to be preiJented to the senatorial a3 a canoe and on we go passing Ports- convention of the ninth district. Mo mouth, getting a view of the navy yard tion prevailed. And upon the fourth and the old war ship Franklin, which ' bllot Benjamin Brock Esq was then lying ia the stream, and Berk near the lock of the canal which is a beautiful spot. Out of the canal we go into Elizabeth river which beats North Landing for crookedness but the Manteo i convention proceed to select, a ger , . ... man from the Democratic party of Ji ley, landing in the O. D. dock at Nor folk, the great shipping point between New York and New Orleans. As the writer is simply endeavoring to call the attention of the traveling received a majority of the whole vote and was then unanimously endorst d as the choice of the convention. Upon motion, the following dele gates were elected to the senatorial convention : White Oik. Cyrus Foseue. Lewis Bvnum; Polloksville. J It Banks. C. public to this route as one of safety and : I DeBruhl, S E. Melton ; Piney drove, pleasure we will not attempt to do up J CD Bryan; Trenton Lew,. King P. r. , , . , , , M Persall. Wm McDaniel: Cypress Norfolk, tbe terminal point of the N. Creek-L A Haywood. W. II. Rhodes: C. line, but will simply continue the Tuckahoe. D O Farrior. (1. B Eu story of a five days' trip that one may banks: Beaver Creek . C II Foy . Chin quepin. W V lla-Kins. t A nninker. And after the pleiKantest ami most The World Stands Aghast AT !Y1 V LOW PKICI.r,, And wonders, How is it that 1 can wll so much lower than anv one else':' I'll tell you: I have determined to b easily satisfied for the rah. nin-l WORK FOR SMALL PR' ill IS My Motto in: FAIR DLALINC. Come and buy from me. and j ou will never ret ret it K. R. JONES, New Heme, N. C. see how much ple.asure can be crowded into it and how many interesting places can be visited. Arriving at Norfolk at 1:30 p.m. we find it hot, very hot, but the conveniences for reaching cooler places aie numerous. In twenty min utes' time we can reach Oean View; thirty minutes will take us to Virginia Beach, or one hour's sail down the river harmonious political meeting w. e ever witnessed, upon motion the convention adjourned sane die W. IL Liiouks Ch'n J. F. White. Sec "v. IS COSSl'.nPTlOS IKOrKABLK! Read the following: Mr. C. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: "Wns down with abscess of lungs, and friends and phy sicians pronounced me an incurable day. morning he felt too unwell n come up town and remained in his house. About ti o'clock in the afternoon he b.-.jfin to grow worse, and the servant summoned the neighbors. He di'I not have the appearance of be ing seriously ill, and Mr. Brick was engaged in bathiDg his feet, when it was found that he was dead. able to It is the will bring us to Fort Monroe. We se people, for scarcely a person in town seiecteu u puiui, auu. paBsiug consumptive. Began taking Ur King tr.ew that he whs sick. He was ou the through the hottest Portion of Norfolk. New Discoverv for Consumption, am streets as usuhI hist Sunday, but Mon- went to the Bav Line wharf and soon D0W on my tbird bo--le- an boarded the splendid side-wheel steam er Luray of the O. D. line, which in one hour's time landed us at Old Point. The run down was a delightful one and a large number of passengers were aboard. Passing through Hampton oversee the work on my farm finest medicine ever made. Jesse Middlewart. Decatur, Ohio, says- "Had it not been for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors Am now in best of health " Try it. Sample bottlea Roads a gentleman pointed out, as near free at R. N. Duffy's drug store V - X -- L T. E?r,lACE & GO. roK Drugs, Paints, Oils, AND GARDEN SEEE8. Etc Country merchnnm supplied at email ma'-gin. Cheap for Cath is our motto, dye u? a trial. Mullle .' t.. AVj fo Ire House, m79dwlv NEW 1IERE, N. C. DRIVER HOUSE, Olnin'h St., third do ir Si.ulti of Main, III HIIAH, N. C. Illra. F"iinl Plwr, ProprllrM, Hoard with or without roonoi by UU d j. Week or mon tb. Ttrmi moderat. Oooi fare, and strict attention to th C. a fort of t ucsts, JyJ 1 . , i : t ' v.-