THE JOURNAL.
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COITOKIAL SOTES,
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to h : rr.
oratory !'..
iry nit'!. ir
I ; '.he ; '. k
true piih i
n ) w,
in . n
w ho
mor.or 'i v
ue
'.lit::,
member
more w
hi ch' i :
Mill.
TllK 1 ii'ir.iiT.
iilvoca:o '. ri :
that ihe .a :
fiotur.ng .in :
w on id b ad .n
(if . 1 . -.r '
.wed .:.!
ho:.- .-.si:
the
promo 1 !
poM;b c Mi
tn.-; . and
the :.t.-. u
SI! !'- ' '
s m ;-r -
s:.m-! or : i
now ';:' re
ri: r. r.
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,1
'Pt;
do
n on io
on h.s ri-
pnli'.'.o are
What's in um? t
ftdtAi&f letter.
OXK honr't hard work is worth
ma in of idle boasting.
TiFT u ftll joia in rQiring
honor to "3ant" (. ox. '
Tm Cincinnati Enquirer y
lht Daiocrfttta harmony prevail j
all aloof th Hoe.
workm giuen demand'
frt raw material. Monopolist
prefer frej n labor.
CaS'T some aetata lpahl;can
f at op aad chirya this awful ho:
vatbr to ( 'leTland' idmiiii'tr,t
tioo T
THE Italian will wor. a: any
' tMof , bat aaaally the. first thtn
b tarns bla hind to 1 .rrindrng
orjaa.
STEADY, boys. Steady. Wc
hAve them on the run, but keep
j oar lines d re. -wed. and vonr coiN-s
to tb front.
ETTS&T breie that weej from
Ahs Wett brings to our pars the
boat J of Democrat and the shrieks
of Republicans.
CLSTSLiJD is for tariff reform
ov, bat he cao't deny that hi.
"beautiful wife wm born under a
protective tanrl.
t SElToa Vance u reported to
have said "No civil service re
form for me. When I fight a man
,aad lick him his ualp is mine."
Wk have but one faalt to find
with Chairman Whitaker He
poke when only one precmrt had
bewa heard from, a 1 :hat a ory
ja all one.
A FLASH of hjjhtuiaii pats out
the lifhU on the exposition build
iBf ta4 C'.ncinnati, Tuesday n-.jjh:.
and left the 1 irg' and.eric :n total
datkneas.
Fob the bneac of ur reader
. who are troabJed with insomnia we
vill aajr, that a iaick way to go to
Sleep ! to appiy a iren cui omuu
to th nose and breathe deeply.
Kkcii sabjectaor editor-.il oon
tderatloo hare become so scarce
tbat the demands for Cleveland'-
and Ilarruon's letters of acreptance
are Teiiiij; th a r all over the lle-pabiu-.
THE St. Paul OJotw saj s a Da
kota Repabiican repcdiates Benja
bid Ilamaoa because he believes
Bin to be ansoand oa the doctrine
o( iafaot baptism. Kik is the
OSilj caadidate who rarries wjter
ettoagb for all.
AFTltB all th poor of America
axe aot marh better off tbsn the
of some foreign coantnes. There
titled nobls cooame the imits of
tbelr labor : here the millionaire
ataaafactarers are allowed to rob
Uiem under the pretense of" protect
log them.
A NoiiTH I'lsou.ii ed.tor says
J-Tbe whipping poet in this Statu
to psiaish petty offenders woold be
a mercy." ve suppose he is
orthodox, and stand by the old
eve pie e :
"TaJ mrcy I to olir oo
TVt mrcy i ho w u aj
Ho. S- S. Cox is now at More
hd. We inggrst that he be in
vited to speak ft Democracy in
Xorta Carolina. Jeffersoniaa pnn
eiplee hare no abler defender, the
Soatb no more Mead fa t mend,
aad the Demacracv no more ;n
TinciWe champion
TBB caarajs has been opened
gnndly by the Democracy. Sena
tors Vance, Voorbeea, Ciormao.
Daniel and Coi-initt ; and Kepre
eatatires Coi, Carlusie, Mills and
Breckinridge hare s;oken, and the
wooda are ablire with the fire of
patriotism .
Uassibi: Havti.iM says .ie fels
it ta bis bonea that ilarnson will
be eiectesJ. Of coarse he couldn't
feet it any ocner wy. Hut IVaio
crata feel i: m their :rit that
( lerelaad will be elected. Feeling
ia the -bones," and feeling m the
heart is the difference between
old Republicans and yo-ing Demo
crata.
Thk accaat:on ;.a be n ma le
against candidate Morton that he
pare bi. tea all h.s .gs, which are
the best that can be hail lor love
or poney, direct in Paris, instead
of patjoQ.'ine hoie industries.'"
fbia is indeed a ser.o as offense. It
were better f -T a ;ntr;o- o ;
headed.
Kv-K5ar s rn: km in .
charged the other day w.tn return
ing t smail a list of pro; erty f. r
taxation in Columbus A I'.epub
hcan tioAxd of ro,aal..ati mi has -'r
tillesl that Mr Thurman s n r.
retnrn is crre-r. iad s- .:.ot,.er
campaign l.e goes rnmb n g do.
into lb abv wh--re - e .-.l-- e
abides
(.)! last edneaday the enate
adopted a resolntion providing for
priatiag a baadred thoasand extra j Thnrman
eopiee of the Tariff law of l's-.l. of las:
with t ie Milla mJ 1 aa it passed the
Iloaae and a com pari son of the two
to be prepared by the Ways and
Means Committee. This will make
aa excellent camps gn d--nment
lor both parties.
THK New York V orid of last
Thonday says: "That industrious
aad watchfal representative . S.
Cox yeaterday secured the paaaage
canc to i'ioW the Fiitie'.h ("on-,
gress.
Thk bill prohibiting the landing
of Chine immigrants in this
country, based upon the new treaty
withChlna signed ifl March last'
jh.vs been passed t the S'nate
j without a d:vi-.on. Tin' bill was
introduced in M iv bv Senator
( "regon . .m.i . : its
: . ! ' r o e ' it wiii
en; off the t.Mux . t" ' lie hord-s irom
the Orient .
Mk. Dkim- .v . s r.
lie spent an ? vo:..ng
'i t he n.ost
i m 4 n : n '. h e
A ! -ig'.and
Stewart t
provisions can
.ii i, 'in.iOi.
i Fariianu-nr,
O e l I'll 1 and
H.'tis
. s s
e n
said
.;,g
doej not be ne fi t t t
It b netlts
by moans of -rote
1"!
i m ni : n n :
id-mng :!.
: eca u s e
i rator
i have
a ork i n g
oapitali.st or. . has .i
ot nre of
of the
ir m a nu
t he in . to
and give
;.. grow. ile
con u m o
u:
i.o in a n u f.
The ;-o!:r
bu i Id n ; "
: o , e s ; r o
i :ed. ; ;r. fi :
ie
11 ore wig.
work the
1 :ogT i .
.1 r . ,i -i-s He
i '.. iui t it b-! ; e v -s
, :.s .!' all i r m uni
o' her industries
ni, I h it t he wages
i '...rer onl.l !'e in
;. ge ii er al w e 1 fare o I
' r '. w i i : 1 1 i 1 g r i a 1 1 y
:o-peal ng, as far a.s
axt-s upon raw ma
educing or repealing
n : he .ictual necos
and u pMi t he e
it oils ;; prop.8e.s lo
n tho great
- .1 o'n n ( , . ( ':
M :
I.KKK.IL SHEBIUA.N
It is not necesaary for us to tell
oar readers who General Sheridan
was. All of us knew him. many
of us met him in battle. He was
a great soldier, but only a soldier.
Y would not take a leaf from the
i-h.ip'.'-t tn.it adorns his brow, ll
he had faults let tin m U' buried in
a soldier's grave. That he had
.: tiles h.s Lie iibiiiidantU attests.'
!.; them be held in perpetual re
nein bi iiicc.
( ioiier.il Sheridan died at Non
UiU, Miisa , Angnst ,"i, at Ki''n
o'elo k .it night.
l'he tirst nit iinatinii ol the sen
oiis n.,tnre of the heart troubles,
with nhioii (ien. Shernlan surtered
slightly for mans years, cams on
May the lL'th. He hail been on an
orlici.il visi: to Chicago, and on
reaching his home in Washington
fainted. A physician was called,
and a consultation uf physicians
wj.s quickly followed. (leneral
Sheridan was m a most critical
condition. For many days his life
wis despaired of, and it was defi
nitely said that the patient was
suffering from valvular weakness
of the heart. Alter many weeks
ol suffering it was determined to
tr the doubtful experiment of re
mosing him from the heat the
N at ion al Capitol to the cool breees
of his summer home at Nonquitt.
Mass. ( h the I'Jth ol Juno he was
pi.ici-d on lioard the Swatara, and
the ship ser sail, and on theMhof
July he reached the cottage in
which he died. His wife and chil
dren were at his death ted. Ap
propriate tributes are being of
fered to the illustrious dead.
I
is ili. pa.d .i"one
Tin-re now
Fit it is said that
resigned as dii'ee'or
Shall this exoner.i'c h
is the re
Shall he
offers to give r. j
the t h e i ; has ben
at a.l. Such is u
oiver of -
be iXcilsf.
i :
land. 1
from ti
still a
thoiisaio
the road
light is ,
Senators an
trea'y. I 1
sition. N
interest of
: tie i o . 1 1 1 .
Muiton ha.s
f tin- road,
n ' A m ii 1 1
leti good-,
because he
he goods after
t-tect d ' Not
the law o I the
has resigned
irce'ors, he is
; ; h untold
NK'.V VUKK AMI INDIANA II HIT 15-
l.H A VS.
he whole held o the
.li C.Ulipillgll :s closely
, ' is to New ol '.; and 1 n
es .ire tu: ned with d,ee
i inereas.ng
the la s- few
' I let ed more '
Ii.lt : 1 !i
oar.': of d
I'kln.'.der.
of dollars invest
( '. r.ld liall bu" eel
dawning. llepu
ing the t;s
i
Illlinds .e.l
'.ii.lt oppOs
I toll's
lo
rd m
ai nly
il ican
ierien
o
i i
tion m
r.i Iro.o
whica FdiiHinds is attoiney '
The Tribune nsks why siion!.
DenoHT it :' N a' :. n il i - n. ::.
trouble Itself
when the Cobdeii
all the campaign li'era'urr needei
and t he N esv or k tat i e ; las
It would certamlv have saved
ie
While
Flesldei.
wat, !., -d
d.ana ..1
and et
1 ;i ring
Sl.l'es at
a t e n : : , ,
1 n N e w hi k i he connii
l'.l.oiie w as ;he great event, and in
lnl. ana the Republican convention
was the absorbing interest.
No one ever received a wanner
greeting, or was ever honored with
a grander ovuti n than that ue-
1 aille:
N'e'.V Yoi
solic.; (hie.
days tnese
a n ord i n a ry
of
MB. IJLAIXEIX NEWYOKK.
The great Blaine army, wilh
Harrison and Morton as camp
lolloweis, liad a magnificent review
in New York City on Thursday
night, but it was jnst such n display
as the people of the American
Allowances Made by 1 lie IJoanl or K. West .yl.00 ; Dinah W illiams
County Commissioner!) of Craven goy . M. P. Walden l.f4.
County at July Meeting, ISss Recapitulation-Support of poo,
wioHuuuuiu.ui. hu,,. j, denart.menr o iilstice
9918.8G; miscellaneous department
Jr.. for support of M. Harris, 2.00,
for B. Kite, r1l.."0: Sarah Heritage
T,
VM.II I I 1101 (illTS
.'.oil I I'ATON
iTinl erclM
S21 S .09; Shorifl on,l ioil fo C'HJ -.ii
s i , . tt ii ii liral.l . .. .... i.wu i.ii i . s .
iuvM. i, nan -o u : nenry ens Total ,)r the , ,7o -(i
l.oO: Amanda ( lark T.50: A.
i
1 1 ai
i r
of
U.I
1 i in
lll.V
Toler tor Dan Kees 1.")U; Mrs.
'milui',,",mu( ,W"K u, eu ilLLU3" i Wesley (jray 2. OH; Wash. Spivey
turned to. ior -v. P.onner f . 00 : Culia Her-
We come now to consider the i rington 1.1'5; Hagar Blount for
sneech of Mr. P.laine in i esnnse to Caesar Conner -1 oU : Bettie Nelson
tlie address of welcome.
1 1.0U:
llei ,r , l . . . . ti t .i -ri. 11'
N H Till '. HV l H . V.
vulu luou jnuce remai Ks auoui uis
Becton for E. Becton LU0; !lary . I;)0'ut(, tue fherifl' on the neti
CHi led
c.t V
night.
Fiir
show s
(1. Flaine in the
on last Thiir.sd.iv
11. . . . ee
bout documents
( lii': w .11 furnish
It dm
New
a ma,
-s it .-
ork
m 1 i 'e
-ignily : It
is capable
a : d : so a ;
good
deal
t inonev
ia e
a
tli-nc in st r.i! nui was n t
necessary to i rove that the great
nie'iopolis of the 'estern world,
w i'li i s m 1 1 1 e tii in million o f 1 1 1 i m a n
bi-.ngs, eo'.ild bring tog.-th.-r
tweutvfive thousand nii-n with
propr.ate mimpaign
ished ready made.
Ol It has been I'll! Ills
ish headipiai tcrs al
has been sent to ; n
and distributed by ; hem. It :
they who aie ! lying to run the
Anieiiean campaign on the British
matter I;: in
1 n i o r, in u h
lied from 1'.:;--eadv.
bur it
,. Republicans
tot eii'-s and banner
popu.anty was a
bu" r had long
and was nn:ver-
Mr. Flaiii.-b
undantly attested
been established.
,11 v conceded. Tin
i
basis, bv
ture. It
first to s
about, but
Morton's d
ai
wa-
the
rect.
ol imported
, little pilzl
;t how this
revelation i
rsh i ji i n t he
i iter a
mg at
came
.1' Mr.
i ana
elore a
on t est
ti.i.
hj' :
m n at
F.lam
t wh;b
m Ikiomi,
i'. a great
Harrison is
proposes to
u for Preei
,s to be 'ii!
in' bhom is
, absurd as
many l.e
chagrined by the
a-; on of the man
from M.i.ne. Tiiere is no likehlnvod
that Mr. Harrison will decline. He
miv be sore, but a battery d
irtiilerv ctMi'd ti shake h:m orl
he ticket. Such a swapping ot
norse.s as . hinted a: in Republican
circles would g ' Mr. ( 'level and
a n o as '. walkover
Y . I ' ' i . k Hit T- . ot New Y ork.
d.eclsres himelf :n favor f C' e
ianiF Now, wl.en it is asserted by
the iiepubiican press that Timothy
Tbugmutton and Doolittle Hcxnly
giv, have 1 't the Democratic party
nd gone to the Republicans we
don't care a ng We don't know
them, and we hardly thick they
know themselves. Fut when Judge
ihl'on Incomes i Democrat every
body is interested.. The judge
;s ka urn to have i large interest
in ii'urj, w vol en mills and other
manufacturing properties through
out the oonr.trv He has looked
iq'.o the Democratic platform, the
Pres. dent's rr.c.sage i:.-l tlie Mills
b.ii for L.ir.seif, and he says the
Detr. .x-rat . c p(-iicy is the only true
and safe i-ntcy for the country .
Thk New York Star. says "Too
of
much attention
m :
o r k
he a.
' v s ; i g e
i-rtti'-'snis
uron th.e
j D m r a t
cax pa:gn
i pre para'..
i amo in' cf w ir
of wh.ch c .nr.
i
j appare:.-.
i CTcuiate'. a
opera' ion s n .s
and then tue w
an.
rev
has been paid to
iat lent Democrat
oi th" National
i'piart t-rs. 1 u e very
:s neo's-sar; ly a
; n w h ;ch a great
d..ne, the result
be .m mediately
documents are
ey of detailed
e settled upon.
of preparatiou
o te
before arguments imii b1
oempieted
iaid Ivfore
the j
e a g o
to ro
a m ir.
P-log'
one .
'. . Ml
sc lie
aire a
1.
e a'
i :i
c.i. I'liaino;
work and
-es are
anlious
o.i ttiey re.j
so .
ag '
eve
. s i
ir.
tr
Ie i
l -i
. . .. -t
ri'
era c r
dec..-. '!
il o n e y i
John .1 :
gre.it .j untitles the
u:re for a cam
Po ;ire-:i..neiit.y
i r.e orepara
in a iio i ' n no s mall
limits of the work
he National L'.un
'. e a v.-1 , a. it ;4 f.u
,:n w.ll ei'end
nude 1 o.utii
s n line : nd is
A : ' ie while
' ' .s - ,t!
-.. .. s
1 1 - -" I o hi s S
' Tier, can n
ue ,'.,t -on
tunrg 1 1 ' I is
' u r i A
a: ;. .- - a
'.he a n n u nee
g u nst t he
- ' o s ,t that
M.ils h: ' It is
get. 1' :n F . ."'
TllK SONS OK TH EI K KATHKItS.
Sometime ago James tr. Blaine.
Jr., was appointed to a clerkship at
the National Republican Headquar
ter in New York, his duties em
bracing the compilation and distri
bution of protection tanffliterature.
"i eung Blame has nnule a study of the ev
the tanil queation under his father. What i-
i u the;'th inst. Iogan Carlisle,
son of SMaker Carlisle, was placed
:i charge of the Tariff Ile form
Literary Bureau at the National
Democratic Headquarters. Young
Carlisle is said to be almost as well
informed on the larilTas his lather
These two young men, sous of the
most conspicuous expxments of the
two great t hooriea ot protection and
tanft relorm, will t bus Ive pitted
agmist each other throughout the
campaign .
James (i. Blaine. Jr., a-ud Logan
Carlisle are destined to l? leaders
among men. However magic the
influence ot their fathers, they
wonld not have been selected for
their high and responsible po
sitions if they were not indus
trious men, of pure habits and
great executive abilities.
Furope. also, has two young men
who are the sons of their fathers. . l'oss:
namely, Count Ibsmarek and Her rn
tert Gladstone.
We like "cbiw of the old block."
Look at Bayard. He is not only
the "son of bis father," but of his
grandfather also. For three gene
rations the Bayards were I". S.
Senators, from Delaware, and wheth
er we look at tlie grandfather, the
dian Paciti,'. which is simply a
British Government road, taken in
connection with the declarations
of Fiiglish papers like the Leeds
Mercury that Huriison should be
elected in order to vindicate "the
hereditary priuciple in American
Government)' explains why the
Republican campaign manag. is .ue
conducting their canvass , ;: an
Fuglish rather than on an Aim-n
can basis.
lay wa,s equal to the occasion.
bu thoughtful men were led to
eii'iuiie why is it that this hero oi
the hour and idol of his party is
not the standard bearer in tins
campaign '. is his health so slut
tried tha' he can not bea r t he shook
ol battle '. He is in the vigor ot
manhood an Atlas carrying the
woild on his .shoulders. Men y 1 1
lo k ior the cans" ol Ins declina
tion, and. whatever their hearts
u :v wish, can not drive from their
'I.::. ds the eoiielusion that the
.': ;.l 1 phantom id delea" lookeii hi in
in t Ife fare, ami
lid chake. ' Ids
B. Griffin tor Simon Rhem l. 00 ;
welcome home, Mr. Blaine .said:,Thos. Harris for self 1.00; iM.
'The campaign on which you are!Hahn for Dan McCray .1.00; J.
about to enter should be nrefaned. lley anu iamny ; caesar
if that were possible, by every voter
in the I'nited States seeing what
1 have seen and heariDg what I
have heard during the last year.
The progress of the campaign in
the Fnited States is viewed from
the Furopean standpoint with an
interest as profound as it is in the
I'nited States. It is the opportun
ity ot Kngland. It is the long
looked for occasion upon which the
cheaper labor and the cheaper
fabricks of the old world expect to
invade the new and lower the
wages of American working men
to the European standard. It is
not ,i contest of capital against
eipital : it is not a contest of par
tisan against partisau. It is much
higher than either ol these: it
transcends all party motive.
Whether the great mass of
American citizens who earn their Tolson
bread bv the sweat of their brow
Commissioners Proceedings
The board of commissioners ol
Craven county convened at the
court house on Monday, Aug. dth,
1SSS. Present: Wm. G. Fiirison.
S. W. Latham, Thos. H. Malhs, n
and W. M. Watson.
On motion Commissioner Bin:
son was elected chairman pro ti in.
The iurv summoned and an
A i
i I .
li ill hin lhal u (i
I lie circling
hkerry
A. Willett 1.25: Mrs. E. Wright
l.i'o: Shadracn R. Dunn 3.00 ;
W. B. Pearce for B. C. West 3.00 ;
Wm. J. Moore --J .50 : Sarah Han
cock ?1..V: Thos. K. Ipock foi
Kmily Daur.:ieity and children
sj.00 : r. L.u.ghinghouse ?t.00;
Stephen ( iaih il.00: Mrs. V. Perry
tor Hannah Bums 1.00: Harriet
Spruill for Nettie Spruill 1.00; K.
A. Russell for Thos. Moore 1.00:
Matilda Gunnerson 1.00: FJsey
lbver 1.50; Isaac Brown lor Han
ro.h Put tpr s 1 ."() : 1?. O Mnslov for
v - ' ' J nC .1... V I
Julia Ann Thomas 1.50: Ilezek ah V ll" i.eme Acaiieniy
Davis for Penelope Taylor 1.00:
R. CF Mosley for Mattio Buck 2.00 ;
Mary Gatlm 2.00.
The following accounts were al
lowed, being the same as claimed
unless otherwise stated : (dark oc
Clark professional services 5.00 :
R. G. Mosley Louse rent for paujvers
5.00 : J. Y. Miller, supt. traveling
expenses of Bennis Harget, lunatic,
claimed 5.70, allowed 3.10: J. J.
rion oi jtasoerry gseison and oii.ers
filed May. 187, in regard to lay mg
out a putjiic road in No. 1 town
submitted a report which
approved and confirmed and
road declared a public road,
the clerk ordered to notilr
supervisors of No. 1 towns!,
the action of the board.
Commissioner Brinson reported
that, in obedience to the order id
the board at the July meeting he
had examined the county records
and finds that the board of trustees
ia
" !'
yc . i s
the
ami
I he
o o !
"! i he oi lij forgotten h(
- ' w I.Ll h i h veil ih 1
I' IM I IliU
HI I.. I J ' H ill -.
ir : ( i v . less lai i ..
i-1 hen h
And iiiuii'l t In im' M m It fanni-i
As with minii- nu it's; y, .1 reail hnvf.
robred the vai t
S.' fiirnes id lilt' lien I Inn. i h nverii-,l
ears,
A -. ii -1 w I lit i , . , i 1 1, r s i i j. ,,, (.j , el i ni
i-; ' r . i y
nl l hat nr'',-,i k'M'oijm ijuxin gUred
n n c, all.
l-'i i 1 ""I' I- life lo ne ej.lo tu c r it I .
In,- i!,..,i,.a uimi rsif MiliucoiUai Y
N"' t' 11 !ll-K M.ul I.QIU nf l)',v
I r
III 111" hie
I .ir i n 1 1 1 i
r curl tptp .if , cull.
f'TKI' i ho holl.iM
Imir
it.
if I 'l ren
lii'.itii
It, I "I! e,h the i;
rnnrdtiiiK"
i'l .J. eh II lil I In j njr nil
hh'iri
A Love - heaven 'H !; w ft, j
(i
question.
verts the question from that
ungle
ith llcry im,,-,
I a I.1IIUUHH. eh :n
ln,llnll.B M I . , . UUhll.lUI,
lr'wr" -uat .. lAinc the lot ' n,, , w r ,,, (,,. j
on the f-outwesr corner of (he court 1 t,re
house lot, lor a term ol thirty years 'I'l. en n ul .- I
beginning on the 1st day of ( huober ' 'u,d ho1"-
1 808 at an annual reiir-.l of ici: oo I Till tt.ut .-ri at ..-,y v.
AI., .... i i .1 t-e
.iw.s. iiiiiia iiarrison was ;ii
lowed one dollarand titty (-,.,ts per
month for the suppoi't of Mrs.
Louisa Paul, until further ordered.
Ir was ordered that.lobev Carter
be allowed two dollars Fe'r month
his support, he having consented
to leave the poor house.
Jabin Jasper was idh.wed one
dollar per month An the sn , ljM ,r ; ,,t
Patsy Shepanl, she having ,-.,,,;,t
ed to leave the poor house.
i ne application of I
t eau : ei 1 1 . was re
' ' I a. v. n, il elt) l ii h
ni t ran.'i- Iho n ihij
Ihe li . 1,1 li ly h t
diiiiiHeHt writ
f f,
' U( In
l!. 1,1
r me alone
i my n'line
I,
1 1 1
I. .
ItK IPHO( ITV TllK SOLI HON
THK I. H01t PKOIILKM.
I e e l ' i ie 1 1 ,1
OK
lit
h h a k e :
lis reward
ipp o i I
iv.
: e m ei! v
i rims'
the Labor F:
w hat the remedy '
Labor is a d.vitit
Labor is houor.tbli
pumslimeii'. "In :
u;
; i 'in
an
A n J mat same v e .
awe i h e w o r I d .
I i h ie its 1 ustre.
He
this gii
l their
s... ber.il
color
doth
reeo vere
toi
not pointed at lu.-
face shalt thou eat bre.i
man's first liisobedie
feiture of Paradise,
labor 1 1 is the inex-'r
ot an intlexible 1 iw.
Tht1 relat ion I c a j
Is one o ( 'in- Vexed
Inn Pod lance is
j breast, and
"He doth be.sirule the narrow yvo.rhi
but labor is plke a Colouo. '
a'ae.it of thy Ir is ,-ven .suggested that "it is
.I. loiioiwed not too late tor him to muster the
nee and for- squadrons and lead the war." But
Man must it is too late, 'l'he best that can
able demand , now be done is for Iiarrison to
hold the ti ig. v L 1 1 e Blaine cleaves
,.tal to labor the yvay to victory or death,
questions of There can be no doubt that the
i roPiem, , Kepu Plicans ot New l oik are en
clhsness. thuscd. but Ihe enthusiasm does.
t he not extend one inch beyond their
and party lines. Causes that excite I
selfish-j Bepublio. u.s to cheer for Blaine i
laborers, i inspire Democrats to shout for J
letories. Cleveland, and all history shows j
as much .that when the Democracy of New
woik out oi tin.' men, lor ,.i little I York are aroused they are invinei
pay . as possible, so as to secure the 1 ble.
largest profits, while the men wish W h ile t his gli ttei ing pageant was
agt , rations ior poor,
110.27; J. P. C. Davis for shingles
fn rpnuir linuse ;it Clermont bridPT'
shall be seiiously reduced in their sL;)0. M. Williams poor house
emoluments from day to day that keeper 10.00 : Margarett Oadman
is tlie whole pith and moment of cook at poor house 3.00: M. T.
this question. Anything that di- -i.ryan comns aim uui iais c i.o ,
Jcacnei Ireland keeper or yniiss
lirid.crp s7.00 : J.J.Ballard keener
point is a weakening of tlie of Clermont bridge 10.00; E.L
campaigu. I say here as I hope to (juidley janitor of court house
say with much more elaboration, I 10.00: O. Ilubbs record book for
s.iv here that the wages of the ?nice 7-70. for i"S J-lx 'oks
"... f , . for countv Llo, per diem, lees,
Amenean.laborercannotbe reduced , sdx.20 : S, W. Latham, com.,
except with the consent and the'perdiem ami mileage :?r3(i : J. A.
vote of the American laborer him-j Bryan, com., p.ci diem to date
self. The appeal lies to him. It iU'OO; Y. G. BrinsoD, com , per
, rlipm fr.r two davsi and three days
comes to ins ttoor anu asks him it .; . . m It fi'in'd tav.ir,i .,.i.i
attention to oriuges tiu.uu ; a.n. r " -....iftm m nnm i-nnipanv
with the great power of the Iran- Mallison, com., per diem and ln N - ' township for t he year 1 sX7.
' chise, and the great mtijoriry he 1 mileage 5. GO : W. M. Watson, com. ' an1 tl)at tl)0 board enter into a
oossesses. he i willing for himself ner diem and sunt, of poor 0.00 ; i Hlu.!U agreement to ,av
' ' " U T , - r
'1 he heavens i-h;, II ,en- li
Ins i h i on e.
S- .Ie 'in i i ihe v. nd al. -i .
I'liee inure.
Willi.- life ni.,1 !,..-ltl, ;,i., ,,
ter i:iph.
Anil only (.pint rein iiniH of nil thht was
1 Hhould
nd I, rain
a 1 u r h i iik
irnl ni
i.l Kroo.ln
ii n 1 in tit -
li
1 1.
i. 1 i !.
a .
errei
sioiu-r Watson w r ii
)n Hi' pet j t j o o ; i
t he CI t I "li s o , , 'i
voting preeiiie' ot
was changed to .l.i-
Luuice oi lier ei i ; o o(
change.
M. I W. Stevenson, at.tor nev for
S. H. Gray M'f'g (V, appeared
belore the board and aske.l the
suspension ot the collection of tlx
lost- Arinis
to ('omniis
,'Uel in lel
1 M ay a ii i
o w 1 1 s h 1 1 1 . : h.
fol k s
'i'l an
given i
I f I I . ni y 1 I'luoi
;e - ' f 1 1 H Met l( in h ii r ell
l.i. 1 lie f a ii i mi h ( ';i 1 1 ! i , r ii i h 1 1. 1 u i I fruit
ien,. ,l. Si nj' ,f 1ik1h. ininiiiHly jxip
ii tar. i I I mis. h anil Tunt-H up th
. lo'i.l an t fevi-npli Syatxni. and dl
jicIh I ! i ail in- h e ('nhlHiind Keveri".
K N . I In IT v . RKnt. New Il(rrjf, N . (' .
agreement to hav,- th.
, .i- w .t i - i r i- i- i liahilif r of a . i.l t .- . .
and his 'isociflfp bis ehildren and C. W . .MCJUean unciaimeu iunus in J ....... . l.ui..iih nu mi
ano nis associates, nis cnuuren ana a..,o -o . Davment of snid f,.n,. f.v .i..,.,.i...
the da .
and is t lie
It is vei y
selflshl.es
rn an n fact i
n e s.s o 1
The o w :i.-rs i
and shops w
is the i .
di. spring
iigely a
of c,.r
.IP,'!'
of
eonri
iiorat
ct ot
oris
rers. w i i :i
per.it I Vcs am
r.n 1 1 " .ol s.
to get js much lor a
i1.
1 1 1 le work as
eeuro the largest
i t hem s'el ve s . It
capita, a
(i a s ; o
in money
is t he sei li h nes
the seltistincss ot lab r.
ness opiioses m iii.-iiih"--. i ne
working men combine. T hen come
being acted in New l'ork, events
no less potential were transpiring
in Indiana. The Republican State
ssion in India-
'iniou i s
the lather, or the son, we see the
highest tye of an American.
It wonld be well for the country
i; more fathers and sons would con
stantly reflect honor, the one nj-on
the other. Too many men fail to
present to their aspiring eons lofty
ideals. Too fe men of real ex
cellence take in their own hands
the training of their sons.
We don't kfcow at what college
James G. Blaine, Jr., and Ixgan
Carlisle graduated, and it is imma
ten il They have lcen trained by
their illustrious fathers, and the
rich fruition comes in the tact that
they are now "the sons of their
fat her s . "
HKITISM KEPI nLICAMi.
strikes ii oi.e hand and
on the other. Suspension
ness and financial ruin lu re, yvant
and wastefulness yonder. This is
the evil. Reciproc'.'y ; the
remedy.
'Render unto c'aesar the tilings
that are Caesar's "Whatsoever,
you would have nu n do unto you.
do ye also unto ttieiu." Bear ye
one another's burdens." When
the divine law is made the rule of
human business: when employer
and the employed, capital and latxor.
come up to this heaven given Stan
dard, we will hear no more id
strikes but the rich and the poor
will meet in one great brotherhood
before one common Bather of all.
The rich are burdened in yvaysot
which the poor never dream: and
the poor have sorrows that never
enter the palaces of the rich. Do
unto'others as you would have them
ainst , convent ion was lti
1 tish- . n jpol is.
1 he 1 1 iespite '. hi' leneated declarations
of ex-Govcinor Porter that in no
case would he accept a nomination
Usi for Governor.
was believed that
do unto you." and
The Republican papers bare been ; ,em is Mve,
the labor prob
y r '
s w a
t 1
II i r r , so
i a y i
nd
w r s
e i '
John
who t.
in t n
the ii
Dav;,!
dent ,.f tin.
i rn port an.v
local sen,
exemplified
N
- 1 s
. o a.l
II il
I 'ay
ihd .,
Her
i a l
ii.
a ' i s
I o'. in' '"
Harmony n. .
' tii.s jrp ntlen
q-.n;
vr: .1 '
1 ii.
m y
ii :L
m :
ert
a :
throafh the Hoose
his jolu t
the Harm.
Johnston :
y nony m. : '
hoes." Mr.
.",uxi work me
tented a-d happy
171 e ;j
whu h
i ' I 1 1 e man ger.
t n t he town of
'h::-:, ri has
nd they are c'ti
They have the
. hat
Mr.
n re
I .1
i er
fullest confidence in their su;erin-
Isolation aatiioriiiag the roarer
tiOQ t Ooremor's Island into a
City pJk."t Now let the .Snat indent and always follow his lead
MCt at OOC tad tb poor people oC aj jkw Harmon t mills so goes 'o
downtown 2w York will b.re jottj ho. N'eit.
ringing the charges on ''Demo
cratic alliance with Great Britai n , "
"Democratic opposition to the
Americ.in industries," and "con
gressional legislation : p. favor of
England."
1 ' nable to see anything in the con
duct of the Democracy to warrant
such a line of attack, we have
l?on watching the Republican meal
t lb to see the cat jump. Senator
Gorman mpped his long whip m
the Senate th other day, and out
j u in j 'di he cat. It was a devilish
'lok i ,i' with Fiiglish side whis
k. rs, .iii.'i wore a gold necklace,
engrayed with the name of I.ev:
P. Morton.
l'he distinguished Senator from
Maryland brought out the fact that
Lev. F. Morton is one of the
l.notors of the Canadian Pacinc
!:.. i. i ti.it 'rxration is;nre
,' pf of a verr large sulvsidy from
the l'.'itish Go ernmeiit, and is
iiii'i.opol . .ng a great part of our
corn mere- i .
nooid ng the
('nnese immigrants to the I mted
Mates, who are arriving at a rate
estima'ed by the Call forn i.l Sena
tor as h gh as (,'hmi jier month,
l'iiis i, nat Britain corporation is
.icqun ng a lisit hold in the I'nited
States by buy mg connecting roads
through Maine and Nermont.and
under ; h- pro-, ismns of the law of
1 s . j .
ll'lVi
of the sy stem of tran sjvort i ng
iNnided g aids free of tax.
Now, isn't here a nice kettl"of
hsii ! Harn.vyn a)y icating the ad
mission oi Chinese, and Morton
actually bringing them here on his
railroad' Senator Edmunds at
tempted an apology for Morton, but
instead of prizmg Morton out of
the mud he got himself into the
mire. It ws shon that Edmnnds
Fet justice be done
heavens tall, and the
ring with joyous music:
and the loom w:il pun
thatswejls from loving
mg hearts, and capita!
though the
anvil will
' he spindle
he anthem
and reioic
and labor
go hand in hand, building up the
waste places ot earth, and making
a highyvay for the Frd of Hosts
and King of Gloi y .
Itl I'l HI. K IN UIn: ON I K I :
Fvansville is the lir.-t commercial
and manufacturing i:;t of the
, i ,
ana,
of IF
1 !
( h.na and .1 apan.
trauspsirtation of
great Sta'e ol ln
which ;s the hoini
inn Harrison. F
llee f'T the Flo:
Fnited States.
Bulletin a Repa! '.
tins to say of "Home Revo!
Harrison " -In this city
y ast : in po; t.uiiv, t he I .
with a y cry. y i y fe -,v
are U t tel Iv disgusted a '
of the ( 'hi.'.ig.i 'on e ;, ;
man m this commun
that the Full let . u as
pilbia'aii prmc: pies as .
for any paper in ; he y ,
Those principles ;,iy t
and hope to s,.,.
stan. but: the f.u
lican candidate I
has proTed him
on the Chi n esc
enemy t
tate
'en : l
no mi
'il e in
ideucy of the
he 1 ivaiisv ille
can paper, has
against
of such
ejiii'.i! icans,
ect pt ions,
the action
on. Every
an i
pre ail. ii
: iia t li
r Cue Pre,
to Ke
'ossible
to be.
1 honor
-iden.y
.1. py Ins record
lies' ion . to 1 e an
r and op-
t avoids .ill toll to our posed
nun: by taking advantage fanati
to A rn i ican ia
to libera! views by his
sin on t he temperance ques
tion. ( n all hands and among all
classes ot Republicans we heard of
their detenu mat ion not lo support
Harrison, and it is as well for Re
publicans all over the I iilotl 'o
understand, once pt all. that
Evansville, the first city uf manu
facturing importance in Harrison's
own State, has no earthly use for
him and wiil not give him its lie
publican support."
h" would at the last minute yield
to the demands of his party. It
was only by a ban's breadth that
the convention avoided the supreme
folly of nominating him in the face
of the positive declaration that he
would not accept. All competition
was withdrawn and he was asked
to accept a unanimous nomination.
He refused. Then' it was that the
convent ion looked, elsew here for
standard bearers, and Alvin P.
Hovey yvas nominated for Gover
nor, and Ira J. Chase for Lieuten
ant Governor. Both candidates
were good soldiers.
The platform adopted yvas laud
atory ot the Republican party and
denunciatory of the Democratic.
Special prominence is given to
labor and pensions, yvith the hope
of enlisting wo: kingmeii and old
soldiers.
Not the least i n teresting e ven t oi
the day yvas the appearance ol
General 1 larrison upon the platform
in response to an invitation from
the convention. He was received
yvith prolongedapplau.se. Bespoke
briefly but eloquently, confining
himself to Mr. Blaine and Gen.
Sheridan. 1 1 is said that his tribute
to Sheridan yvas splendid.
The Republicans of New York
have not yet held their State con
vention. Who their candidate for
Governor w ill be is undetermined,
but indications, so far as we can
interpret them, point to the nomi
nation of Warner Miller.
It is evident that tin re is a
marked contrast between Femo
cratic and Republican methods of
campaign. Th' Democracy will
appeal to reason and judgment:
the Republicans w ill depend upon
display and hurrah.
It maybe expected that both par
ties will keep their men in line, and
the issue will chietly depend upon
the independent and tloating vote.
If men can be made to thiuk, and
will consider the relation of parties
to t In-nisely es. their wives and
their children, they will vote for
Cleveland and Thurman. But it
heedlessly rush on and only think
of skyrockets and prancing steeds
they may vote for Harrison and
Morton.
Fortuiiu'ely. ;t now seems that
reason has assumed her sway,
and judgment returned t i domi
nate t he masses.
sought to destroy this nation."
Here is a revelation. Now we
see tliejsituation. The New York
demonstration was a political ne
cessity. The Chicago platform :s
an abortion. The nomination of
Harrison a blunder and a misfor
tune. The American people will
not stand upon a platform which,
reduced to its last analysis, is
Yhiskey and Robbery. The moral
sense of the nation is shocked by
the platiorm ; and working men are
driven off by the nomination of
Iiarrison. Something must be
done. Blaine is in Europe. Let
him return "booted and spurred,"
and, yvith his white plume waving,
tide like a whirlwind over the
Chicago platform. The expedient
is tried. Blaine has come. Rockets
have lit up the heavens. But to
what what purpose ! Can the peo
pie be bamboozled by a nights
parade that only covers a retreat ?
No, by the eternals no ! Tramp,
tramp, tramp, the boys are march
ing .' Marching to the emancipation
of labor. To the redemtion of the
people. To the establishment of
Demoerac; upon foundations of
eternal adamant.
One sentence in the extract quoted
sparkles like a soltair diamond in a
bushel of chaff Vance's compairi
son would be better, and that is the
one in which he declares that the
great Democratic movement that is
sweeping the country comes from
the "American Congress' and an
American President. A little while
ago it was all English. Blaine is
right in this. American genius,
American institutions and Amferi-
( can interests, is the inspiration of
American Democracy.
Tae Democratic party believes that
it would promote American inter
ests to stop the collection of a contin
oas surplus of 125,000.000 a year
and leave the money in the pockets
of the people who earn it.
The Democratic party believes
that it would promote American in
terests to take off the uuaessary
taxes from the food, the fuel,
the clothing and the shelter
of American citizens. The
Democratic party believes that it
would promote American interests,
as against British or any other
foreign interests, to give our manu
factures their raw materals lree and
thus enable them better to compete
in our own markets and in the
markets of the world. The Demo
cratic party believes that it would
promote American interests to
secure steader work at better wages
for American workmen, instead of
subjecting them to the lock outs
shut downs and strikes of the past.
The Democratic party believes
that it would promote American
interests to keep the control of the
Government in the hands that have
adminstered it since the instalation
ofGrover Cleveland, President of
the Fnited States.
The
appl ioat ion
ert
xs7
l, o n n j r nnnlltr IrflienrOT, l;.0 0 .
ins cnnoien s crinuren to rate tnat : Geo AUen (-0 liump aD(J pjpe ; ty tlie courts,
latal step at the biddine of an 1 at in .ion ; .1. A. Krnnl. listinrr was refused.
American Congress, and an Ameri- ! taxes in No. 2 township 40.00 ; A. ...T.e P" tax" charged to A
can President whose noliov is 1 J- Chesnut listing taxes in No. 6. Hlcks o. b township for
governed hv th.i Plu.nt u bieb township 40.00 ; N. S. Richardson waaYemU ,,, ...
cv- Son printing voucher book . xut- "Plication ,i .m. m . W
11.50 : New Berne J ournal print
ing, advertising and job work
18.50; E. E Quidley attending
iranis to rent the poor hmis,. (arm
on January next was referred to
Commissioner Watson to examine
and report at next meeting of
board.
Mrs. Sinia Dunn was allowed one
dolhr and fifty cents .,- month
for her support until further
ordered.
Henry Jeffreys, col., of No. ;;
township was relieved from pay
merit of poll tax on account of
poverty and infirmity.
Adjourned to Tuesday 10 o'clock.
TUESDAY'S PHOrEKDIM.S.
Board convened at lb a. m.
Present: Jas. A. Bryan, W. G.
Brinson, W. M. Watson and S. W.
Latham.
A petition signed by Addison P.
Whitford and others praying the
board to lay out a public road in
No. 2 township was filed with the
board and the clerk ordered to give
notice of same as required by law.
The valuation of 215 acres of land
in No. 1 township listed by J. A.
Askin was, upon the testimony ol
J. A. Ernul, F. S. ErnnI and V. II.
Ohase, reduced from 1,.'5(K) tost)0.
Unpon the same testimony 1Mb
acres listed by A. Cohn for Sarah
Cohn in the same township was in
creased lrm 700 to l,00u, also
300 acres listed by Barney Jackson
was increased from 500 to S0.
Sheriff Stimson submitted Inr.
monthly report showing :
balance duo county from last
report . .. ? I'l.i -j2
To State and county taxen col
lected . . V,-" J.I
To school fund H'.'u en
Total
nt
T i ' i ii (in
:: Pi c 1
ONSLOW C0UMY CANVASS
The Democratic candidates for
the nominations tor the various
county offices and member of the
General Assembly will meet the
people at the following times and
places :
court term 1SS8 $13.50; D. G.
Smaw elbow for gutters 1.50 ; E.
H. Meadows cc Co. medicines for
poor house 10. GO; D. Stimson
Sheriff summoning tales jurors
5.70, turnkey fees G.30, hire of
horse and carriage for grand jury
2.50, ice lor court house $1.75,
boarding prisoners 39.50; R. R.
Davis baliff 0.00; W. P. Metts,
sr., officer of grand jury
0.00; R. B. Blackledge, baliff
9.00; Henry Jamea baliff
0.00; II. H.James, baliili' $3.00 ;
R. C. Kehoe baliff 9.00; ft. C.
Kehoe iron boiler lor jail 10.00 ;
J. P. Voliva repairing house at
bridge 4.50 ; Clark & Clark pro
fessional services, 5.00; T. H
Mallison, com., per diem, mileage
and ferriage 11.00 ; S. W. Latham,
com., per diem and mileage 12.30;
W. M. Watson, com., per diem and
services on coimittee to adjust
fence tax 10.00 ; YV. G. Brinson,
com., per diem, one day adjasting
fence tax and fifteen days getting
up delinquent tax list of No. 8 town
ship 4G.00; YV. F. Ronntree at
tendance before the board three
day8-G.00; S. R. Street attendance
before the board two days 4.00 ;
E, W. Carpenter clerk ri superior
court stationery for office 5.05;
Sheriff of Jones county expenses oi
conveying Nelson Sanders, pauper,
8.50.'
The following allowances are
for fees in State cases at spring
term of superior court 18S8 : Geo.
White, Solicitor 44.50; E. W.
Carpenter clerk claimed 300.85,
allowed 310.10; Daniel Stimson,
Sheriff, claimed 80.05, allowed
84.75: M. Hahn ex-sheriff, 1.50;
J. D. Sutton Sheriff of Lenoir coun
ty, 1.50; C. 11. Foy, Sheriff of
Jones, 1.05: W. M. King Sheriff
of Pitt, 30 cents ; Judge P. Stanly
constable, 7.50; R.N. White con
stable, 30 cents; J. M. Hargett,
constable, 4.45; Peter YV. Spikes
constable 1.45 ; Joseph E. Gaskill,
constable, 1.10; V. G. Brinson
J. P., 45.14; C. L. YVetherington
J. P., 45 cents; YV. M. Watson
J.P., 02 cents; Geo. Green, Jr. ,J .P.
1.40; E. G. Hill J. P., 5 10; F.
V. Hancock J. P., 4.08; Robert
Hancock,Jr.,J. P. ,$2.25. The follow
ing are witness fees in State cases
at spring term 1S8S : J.W.Bryant
1.00; Donon Burris claimed 3.14,
allowed 1.57; Jane Battle 3.30;
Silas Bryant claimed 4.03, allowed
3.00; 'Nathan Brinson 2.05;
Caesar Becton 1 .00 ; David Best
1.40; Henry Brown 1.50; ILE.
Baxter 2.00; W.G. Brinson 17.00:
E. W. Carpenter 1.00; Samuel
Crowell 2.30; Chas. Duffy 1.50 ;
John Dav 2.00: B. F. Dinkins
3.93; H.'Dillahunt 1.50; II. B.
Duffy 2.50; Dr. Frank Duffy
10.00; F. S. Ernul 3.08; Eliza
Ernul 3 84; Millie Ernul 2.00 ;
W. H. Ellison 1.01 ; J. T. Ewell
SI. 50; Wm. Foy 1.00: Wm. Foy
3.01: Cora Finch 2.00: Lewis
Foscue claimed 3.14, allowed
1.57; ICmanuel Fisher 4.00 ; Jerry
Garvey S.10; J. O. Griffin 1.28;
W. F. Gaskins 1.28 ; James Green
field 1.80; YV. B. Griffin 1.98:
Robt. Grady 2.25; Ella Gray
2.00; Jos. E. Gaskill 2.00; Y. T.
Hooker 2.05; John Hill 2.00;
Mary Havens 2.00 ; J. M. Hargett
1.00; Furney Hawkins 3.04;
Arthur Holly 1.80; Hannah Hicks
$3.00 ; J.D. Hargett 2.00; D. Hollo
way 4.00 ; C. YV. Hardison 5.73 ;
J.M. Hargett 50 cents ; John Jaycox she having died.
3.50; Jackson Jones 4.20: J. A. The chairman having announced
Jones100; Jonaa Jones 1.50; i that he would necessarily be absent
K. R. Jones 1.00 ; Amos j from the city, on motion Commis
Jones 3.50: B. F. Jenkins j sioner WTatson was elected chair
3.90; W. D. Kirkman 1.00: Robt : man pro tern during bis absence.
Kittrell 2.04; Willie Kirkman I The monthly bills were examined
M
By Commissions, live per
on 1.417.01
By paid Isaac Patterson, county
treasurer, interest fund
By balance
Total ib 14 17 01
The report was approved.
The application of D. ( 'ongdon
for a remittance of the tax assessed
against him on the steamer '-Tiger
Lily" was, after due consideration,
refused and the sheriff ordered to
collect said tax.
The tax assessed against J. II.
Mills on one hundred acres of land
listed by him in No. 1 township tor
the year 1887 and valued at 4i'd
was remitted, the said land having
been regularly listed by T. H. Van
Ebersteiu and taxes paid by linn.
Commissioner Latham was :ip
pointed a committee of one wuh
authority to examine the records
ol the commissioners arid ascertain
if all public roads laid out in the
county during the last live or s x
years have been duly laid out by a
jury according to law and to report
the result of his iny ertigation to
the board at its next meeting in
September 1888.
Mr.U. H. Perry, registrar ol No.
7 township, James City precinct,
having stated that he delivered the
registration book of said township
for the election of 1880 to Joseph
Nelson, register of deeds, and it
appearing that said books were not
in the office of the Register of
Deeds at the expiration of said
Nelson's term of office, it is ordered
that the clerk of the board ascer
tain from Mr. Nelson what
disposition was made of said books
and report to the next meeting of
board.
Tne monthly allowance ol ''.(M
per month heretofore made for
Mrs. Wesley Gray was discontinued.
li Mills i' .linns Cinintv OrcHnl-
.ithni ni I i-f-iil i v Com Milt tee (nil
lit I II II n 1 1 ( nil 1 . nt to. I.
i n Wednesday, the sth of Aug.
a' 1 c.oek. immediately after the
ad , "ii i ii men : i.t the Senatorial ( 'on
Ivention, the yeral eaiuunt fees of
the county ol .Iiiiick met In the
court Imiise to elect an Execut iftu.
! Committee for the county , winch
i resulted as follows, electing one
member from each voting precinct :
Whit' Oak, K. 1''. Foscue.
Folloksville, Samuel Hudson.
Piney Grove, J. P. Harper.
Trenton, P. M. Pearsall.
l y press C n-ek. L. A . 1 1 ay wo d
I'uckahoe, 1 1. ( 1. I 'tiri lor.
I Reaver Creek, W. P.. Bier,
j Chinquapin, L. Dillahunt, J C
j On motion, Mr. S Hudson was
' elected chairman and K. F. Kokcik-
secretary of theeommiUee for the
ensuing tivo years.
The committee thm named
Saturday. t he 2!t li day of September
to hold the county convention for
the purpose of n urn i n a 1 1 n g county
officers.
A Iliot en w as made arid carried
that t he eh mm a n ol I he Exec lit i ve.
( ' 1 1 1 1 in 1 1 : ee iMitl.oiie the chairmen
of the to'.v nsh : p commit t cch to bold
their primary meetings on Satur
day the "2d ol September to elect
delegates to the county emu cnlfon,
where those delegates were not
elected at the last primary meet
ing, some precincts having mis
understood ihe in tent imi of the
meeting.
The com mi! tec ad journed to
meet at the call of its chairman.
Sam it.i. H i psi n,
Cliin'ii I om. Ey. ( 'm .
1 I . Fi S 'l ' K, Sec'y .
llni lilfn'i Arnica .!..
TllK ISkbt Hai.ih in the wnrlrt for
Cuts, Hruii'eH. S.ireb, Ulcers, Sal
Klieuni. ,ii-H, Tetter, ( tl.Hppod
Ilaniin. ( hill lii'n,. Crnn and nil Hkl
Eruption., r.n.l ..witivoly euro pilfi
or no my reo : 1 1 re.) . It m KU'irAiittmd to
give jiei feet t. m mf notion . or money re
funded. Price ri'iif p-r lui. Kor
h ile l.y U. N. Duffy -n 17
Onslow County Itoms.
' ( im c' I at Nor ' hensl is t hi l v-
ing li n i I . .
M r. Joi n A Fi y in
! m are I ast w e. U . Ill'
I Fry in or any one el
i horse tin se 1 1 mis.
j There haye been a good many
trials this week and last in thin
vicinity : yy e are attending one
tonight. Will give you the par
ticulars of it next week if no one
else does, as it is a peculiar ony.
I (hops arv promising ns et. We.
Nunc heard a rood many of the
farmers of Onslow k;i that if the
seasons continued there would tie
more cotton made this year than
has I ecu m a d t he past t w o y ean
On last Ei iday Susie Thompson,
daughter of Mr. Walter Thompson,
was seiiously scalded by turning
over a tin pot of hot writer in her
lace. The child yy us a y ear and ft
half old. The little girl died y enter
day, the 7'h,.ind was bu i led today .
We had Ihe pleasure ol boiriL'at
the picnic ni the Alum Springs
1 hiirsd.iy . 'I hero was quite a num
ber of people present and we think
everybody enjoyed themstlvrN in
the highest degiee. Some had the
oppoi i unity of dancing all that
I hey w.shcd. !"! n 'ei mod to be
rather yy.irni I. i mi.e'i xercise.
There v. as o u r u i i . . 1 1 1 ; r,. a
hot se i ii si i yy ay . I I, i i . a hill
near 1 he Spring and a biifgy wiih
on tin- hill and il t;ot a sluil smne
way and went down ai such a rate
as to stn k one shaft in the dirt and
break oil near t he axle.
lost a nice
bad on Mr.
e t o Ioh
I 1(1 TO TIOTII K 1th
tin r ih eiuitiinied lirnllint
In!, I hui 1 1 h ii u in or (inreuoric :
.ii unnatural crHVinir for
A I
1 , i I v nu
!ll II. I , e r ,
it 1 1 .-,! i h
1 1 rn u I i n i .. a 1 1 1 h k 1 1 Ih I lie timid or I h
clod Acker h Pithy Hoot her i fcp
ci illv i-r. jiari'd to tu n lit children and
cure tln ir pains. It, ig hurmlonn n.l
1'iiiilaiii. nu opium or morphine S .1,1
by It. Berry, druggist. New Kerne
THE
AMERICAN
AAGAZINE
Beautifully Illustrated; 25 cts.,$3 a Year. '
was cured by timely use of this medi
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
euved his 1 iff. '
Mr. Li. I . Wilcox.-un. uf Horse Cave:
Ky.. add a like testimony, sayiDg: He
positively believes he would have died,
had it not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off as
well as cure all malarial diseases, and
for all kidney, liver and stomach disor
ders stands nnequaled. Price 50c. an
1 nt R N. Duffy's drug store.
Linwood. Monday. Auer. 20th in claimed 4.30. allowed yi'.b ; . and allowed and the board
the morning, at Swansboro in the I W. Lawrence 0.00 ; II. J. Lovick ! adjourned.
afternoon. 2.50 ; Bryce Moore if (F50 ; Henry !
Morton's, luesaay, 1'Lst in the ; .Horns ?'.uo : iooi :ixon tj.uu; rue sk-"-"
ACSTI.v. Tex.. Auk. 8, Is""
Marines, Saturday, Aug. IStb.
A SOISI1 1.KUAL OPINION.
K. Bainbridge Munday, Esq., County
Any., Clay Co , Tex., says: "Have used
L:iectric Bitters with mo8t happy re
sults, .-u y uroiuer j - ,-xr;il .v,. TK0 Phino, .t 1 I Vott Pliinur
yvith malari&l fever and jaundice, but muiuup, t jiuio iu iuo anei uoou. . jjhod m u.j. , -..j .t.v.
Ftheridges, ednesdav .22a. -1.1-4; ia. 11. jxobs jtj.io ; o. a.
Half Moon school
uaA'.-r.u- . . past
Kicblands, Jrrulav l'4th. Stewart i.uu , cam 0001c ?! ou 1 nBRa. Roftr.eBS and fo, all Durnoses in
Catherine Lake. Saturday -Jofli. C. I". Slover 2.00; Celia Twine j tended, they are not surpassed bv any
( ross lioads, Monday li7th. claimed 3.14, allowed $1.57 ; J. B. j that I have ever worn. I would recom-
Amnn'ot Trmarl nv Oxtt h Whitehurst S2.1o: Moses Wavnfl mend them to all who want a superior
Golden Place, Wednesday 29th. claimed 83.50, allowed $2.50 ; Jef
Williams' store, Thursday the j ferson White $5.29 ; W. C. Willett
:50th. ' 2 02: David Whitfield 1.57: Jas.
it ncorr.
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Distinct vc'y Rcrrrspntative ot
Americnn Thought and Progr.
It i. l"'-ll',l I-. C .r.. ,1 ru.H0 la tf
most n,Mil.- und r n I ,-rt u I nl n of th ktW
sday,22d. '4.14; H. H. Ross $2.15 ; J. A.i To Mr a. K. Hawkes Dear Hir It
house, Thurs- 'Richardson $2.50; Kmperor Rouse I ivea me pleasure to say that 1 have "ryKTANT.wCS
-3.00: S. H. Scott $2.50; j. W, been using your glasses for some t, me i'Tr.iTT.L" VlLlSfKS
.. . A. ' . ... r, o i'.. -., past with much satisfaction. Ior clear- , i . wlll h CrVTlTTi
'""".I" In 1'aah or Valublt rraalaam
to ( lull Knl.f.r.. will be .. nt o. rt.c.1.1 mt
J- Rraponalbla and k.r..M. - - - H
arainted to aollrlt iDlxeMXIaaa. Whu -a
glass. I am very respectfully yours,
John Ireland, Ex-Guv. of TexaB.
All fives fitted and fit guaranteed bv
F. S. Duffy, New Berne, N. C. alSJlm 1
voce for cxclaalv ten-It ry.
Annual,
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