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EuUal
OTTark.
DISSOLUTION.
Tk Cfrtrkip hrrUfor cxituag:
bare cmn'lr'tMl
the Senate .unt
bill.
John SanK"I:
N. Y., will !, th,
tho next Coiiie.-
tki 4T ii
It 4 br nataal rooQt.
DAVID otrrriNOKR.
ABE OETT 1 NCt KK,
SOL. O ETTI NO Eli.
idol OotrtiTi
Ma. PaK!ell will bnog an ac
tion for libl agaiust t Lie Time in
the lnh court..
Tiik totl visible upp!j of cotton
lor the world, in oighr, m reported
t 5,h70,44'J bles.
Italy hx ordered 1W hemvv
Krapp fUD aod 4,000 bore.
Frmoc u BtrengtheniQjt the forts
on her Alpine border.
Sei'EETikv Whitney i men
tioned .it the Denioi i a'.ie candidate
for UoMTior of New Yoika the
next fculxrnat'.oni4l t-Uetion.
At h great maw meeting held
in London Sunday, '.he government
was duouticed for its brutality to
wards Irish political prisonera."
Tuk Premdent haj nominated A
K. Stevenaon, at prent First-
AMiatant Tcwtai aster General, to
Pit;J. Abnbiir. icii b Associate Jaatic of the Snpreme
Court of the District ofColambui.
Some of the leading ciutens
of Washington have determined to
found a national park in the Rock
Creek Vally, one of the most pic
tareqne localities in the environs
of the capitol."
'Paris workinzmen are demand
.kill coQiinu in iD)t0f tb? gOTernment shorter hoars of the Supreme
of labor." American workmgmen
hsT no objection to the length of
the boars., but thej don't like to
work through so many of them.
"A5 Italian newspaper warns
Italians against immigrating to
thu country, saying that Ameri
cana, have no reapect for them.
That is not true. An Italian
hand organ grinder Is respected
for what ;hre it in him."
Tuk minority of the Committer ana feei Raci
on the. iiauroau commiMion naa
reported a bill to establish an
atlrtsory commisaion, with powers
to inTeatigate, and providing that
the railroads ahall pay the expense
of maintaining the commission.
"0?(K million dollars for a new
goTernment talecop is propoeed
in CongTeas.'' Too' late. The He
publicans made the Democrats see
stars last November, and the Re
publicans themselve seem to b.iva
bn liftel above the heavens.
Tni Preaident has approved the
bill making the Department o Ag-.
riculture an executive department,
and haa nominated Norman J.
Coleman, at pre-ent Commissioner
of Agriculture, to be Secretary of
of the new Department of Agricul
ture. THB Wilmington Star says: '-It1
is fratltjtng to see that the Senate '
paaaad the bill to promote the
efficiency of the State Guard. There
can be but one opinion as to the1
valae and importance of such a.
military organization. It should I
be increased in nnmbr and effi
ciency. THE Oo'.dsboro Argus says:
"Sixty three Virginians have pre
sented a petition to the U. S. Sen
ate asking that silver be restored
to an equal fooling with gold, to
relieve "the gTeat depression exist
ing among the fanners of the
country."
'Gexiral HabkisuN appears
to have lost patience with people
who want to lay oat for him his
route to Washington.' In a little
while people who want Ilrrrison to
point out to them a pleasant route
to a government salary will loee
patience too.
"THE Richmond and Danville
Kailroad Company waa accused of
enticing the negrofi.to emigrate
from Golds boro, so as to get their
fares In consequence of this, that
q company haa withdrawn the special
rates and the negroes who want to
travel through that road, no mat
W TxricVi tn makft rnnm for r iD hew t Prt7. have to
V V V Tf A w v w
ei..iiiR'nff the
i t river, a. d
fe.
h: oi h iL,d
i.Ji.;i '.i pure
i Mil
.1 ( ibl-
:;ifii' :ire more
H a R M 1 " i F. i' hisc'.c::-'!' .ithI enn-duct.
Thkkk t.tik
channel 't t he C.it
carry m it to (.' ;i ,ir!
Wan a.maki k's
drop fli.'0,il(
elect lull box, ,i lot ii
net otTiv'c.
1 r ; t-.toi tint
than cue hundred Moriii' ti mixtion,
.irus now reerui'ii'p '. S. min
er a Sf.iUs.
Tuk poi.ee di-pai tn.-;. : i Boston
co.-t.-t the city r 1 .J "ii. 1 I'" -crear.
and -t Boston ur..k : ;ihi'ter;itcd.
This is not ,i m-i' : . i. .i '. ! o .
Tilt 1 i-: i : . k : ,i; lc iihmi. oi ; .-- of t he
Committee on '.is .iiol Means
t 1 : t-; ; report on
(.0VERN0R HILL AND II IS WATCH
WORDS. David Beunet Hill, Governor of
the State of New York, is leinr
He i a lir
keen cud carpet iiianulao
HTTZ to bT Bii w Ixg U ooo-.a- thit
Vuiaw aal aava aiofH4 ta old ftraa aar.4 of
OETTDNCER BROS.
uJ Vail l&aatiaf for pat kiad pu-oa- extnJ-d to a in ioar
fpt nt yrtart w V a eotiaaae f un it tb fatare.
W ar Tyli la mtf tr frnd ai arc luppifi w-.th iJonmbl-
(la, ih aa
500 bbl. .aJ MtM Pork
tOO JToar,
iO hblj. UalaMM,
J5 bbla. Lorillard'i Sou.f.
100 Wea Oil faskaiio T b .
100 tOSa KaaaiL.
is bbu. s.v.
50 b.k? B. r. 8i o--
SOO vuiti Wixun Corn.
'15 baJ ALaataa P'.oi,
100O dyrm Coi' Spool Cottoo.
A J a garal SUok o DRV GOODS at Kaj-ci": V: . .
Yr traly.
ABE AND SOL. OETTINGER,
OX-
facnl.
turer.
Tuk Senate has eonfirmed the
appointment ot 'iUon, to be Ten
sion Agent at Washington, and
Anderson to te AS'X'iate Justice
Court ol I 'tali.
"boomed" for the Presidential con
tent of 1892. He is taking time by
the forelock. His grip is a strong
one, but it will require superhuman
endurance to hold it to the decisive
hour.
The New York World sajs that
"Governor Mill supplied in his ad
mirable letter to the Tilden memori
al meeting in this city on S:i'u:il:iy,
two watchwords for Democrats in
the irrepressible contlict which will
bp continued as a result of the Re
publican restoration.
"To win the contest," he wrote,
"onr weapons must be those which
will enlighten the ignorant mid
tne tariff release the credulous from their
fears " "Agitate," was the motto
and cry of O'Connell, the great
Home Ruler of his day. Let ns
add to this the watchward "Edu
cate." and agitation and education
now will give as that reform of the
tariff pernaps even before our re
turn to power for which we waged
our recent campaign. So from
the nettle Defeat we shall have
plucked the flower Victory."
Agitation is the opposite of
country w ho w..- is
claim s upon i ! ,. 1 1 1.- i
to those of W'.inarnak.
is Alger. On the .-
Cabinet
. eeOn i
". that
' ;--et
ii.ivr
only m an
of a
- no
Bar-
OIl
; but,
cd to
minister, in;
i
doubtful ground. He i - t!
ki"" of the i! i .i :. -
ing," has alv ays been w ii'it
when expectation w;ij t-xpt
r i J en into reality it didn't realize ;
the blossom of his hope withered,
and the sutnrnt : of hie content be
came bleak, dlsa-trcus. bli..aid
riven winter.
Why 1 There is
four" being driven
1 .1 .. . t. 1 : ' 1
lauu oei i ue uiiis a!: i niougti
the vallie.o. into the ciiie; ami
across the prairies and l!!ai:.e'.
hand is upon the reins.
Ulaiue as premier oi Harrison".-
"coaeh-aii
.rough
,i
t h
inollg!
The State's Interest in the A. & N. C.R. Music as a Factor in Education.
We find the following item in the The Journal has for several years
U tleih letter to the Wilmington Mes- , nrged the necessity of teachicR vocal
senger: music in our public schools. The law
Ic h learcc-d that a bona fide cash oujrht to require every teacher of a
vw,r,o0 S2 -peru Bhi0, fo- theSate', public ichool to teach the rudiments of
K', 000 shares in the Atlantic and North w , , . . .
Carolina Railroad has been made. It is V0Cal music- and he who Iia8 not mu8,c
not known what will be the result or enough in his soul to qualify himself
what action the Legislature will take to teach these ought not to be granted
upon lL a certificate to teach. It is a very im-
If such a proportion is submitted to : portant part of a chil d "s education, ytt
me uenerai Assembly we trust the ; Major Finger, although thoroughly de- ' State
counties of Craven, Pamlico and Lenoir 1 TOted to the educational interests of the
which are large stockholders, will have State.docs not in his long report, nor ha.
irienas enough to insist on, and have a ever, that we are aware of, recem- , Every pair w.irriilrd .
provieo inserted that the purchasers of mended its adoption as one of there- e nsvo B larK" supply of Florida
tha Kiate stock must take all private quirements of a publ.cschool teacher. 'Tlno V'"' U"na Cj
stock that is offered at the same price. ' We copy the foUowin. article on th. JZt": "" hj
Look To Your Interest!
FarinerN. Country Merchants and tht'
Trade generally are invited to oall and
examine our i-locli of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Provisions. Etc.
We always l:ppp in stock the celebrated
Prison and Parson
Boots and Shoes.
7
is a sctieme on foot to get subject from the Detroit Free Press,
n of the State's interest in tbis and commend it to Mai.nr Kinr-er Hn,l tr,
Ther
p;..-s.-
road for the DUi DOse of not on'v sob' t a cz ana.oi 4 on.ia .-
blintr the road, but the N. C. R also. The difficulties that, ha at ton,-! ,1 n,
to this scheme have already education of you h of all timcv and con-
I 'l.en t
1'. of Amsterdam,
oiii.gest man in
ht-
admiuistr,
be writte
.ti'.n.
1 on
an 1
t he
1 "Bla
doors through which will
ne v. ;ll
s of the
flow the
luence of the
The two houses , if Congress met stagnation. Wherever there is
in the House of Kepr.-sentatives in stagnation there is death; wher-
joint convention on Wednesday ever there is agitation there is life,
and counted the t-iec-oral votes The Democratic party is not dead,
cast in the last Presidential e!ec- 11 cannot die as long as its vital
tion.
"Whk.n it is one in.nute after s
o'clock it is past s. When it is
thirty minutes alter s n js only
half past S. Here is another (lis
covery to make the world pause
Tuk President of t he Board of
Health of Jacksonville, Bia.. says
officially: "There is no fe'ver of
any kind In tue State of Florida."
principles are kept before the peo
pie. Tne essential difference between
the Democratic and liepablican
partk's is as distinct as the differ
ence between light and darkness.
This is not manifested at all times.
It is often the case that the two
great parties are in accord npon
matters of expediency affecting
alike all sections of the Union and
all classes of men, and in this
patronage ami
Government.
It matters very little who Hani
son may appoint as Cabinet Minis
ter. In England Salisbury over
shadows all. In Germany Bismarck
controlls all : and as Sal isl
to England, anil Bismarck is to
Germany, so wll Blaine be to the
United States one great, potential
mtliience, dominating aDd control
ing by the divine right of brain and
will power.
Harrison will be Prc-sidt n : es,
as Richard the Second was king,
with Bolingbroke behind
t h ron e.
Parties
bctn buying stock in tho A. & N. C. R.
auu they already feel and talk like the
road belongs to them. Ic remains to be
seen w hether or no; the General As
sembly will bite at the bait beingthrown
out. They start out with a communica
tion in a newspaper showing how bad
IfraP" SntilT t Maimfneturer'n Trice.
No t-ouble to show goods.
ROBERTS BROS.,
.Jour'. tVont hi.. ,eu Berns.li. Q,
ditions or society have insoired the
philosophers and poets with numberless
allusions to the intractable natures that
must be dealt with in this indispensable,
though laborious, process. Doubtlees
Plato's conviction that boys were veri- i
table wild animals has been shared by
men of eminence in all ages, if we may
believe Pope's reference to their lack of
Brick! Brick! Brick I
50,000
I I
the State needs money; shows how j character, and our own Holmei' heroic
Governor Jarvia saved the State from method of treatment for the unruly
creatures up to a specific period. The
O 2?
JC. UJ. OCMIIiK IL I avmnsthMh, M ill...
paying taxes one
vefcieru . ic .ana suggests that a trimm rhnrrhman r.nAinn ho,i
great thing can b ; accomplished now we are persuaded, sorely tried, before
Miry is by selling the State's interest in the A. be wrote his famous treatise upon "The
& N. C. R. and prevent the increase of m Ahh i- fu-u !
patience, skill and delicacy with which
tax9- 1 he deyoted himself to the work of 1
We see the General Assembly is giv- I transforming the wretched nature of his 1
the railroads a fair shake at tbe ! ro-val PUP"- the Dauphin of trance. L
ing
Commission Bill. Tbeir leading men 1 .7 y " K"0" 8 conclusive prow 01 ,
W.P. BURRUS& GO..
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND Gi'AIN DEALERS,
Mahkkt Dook,
m:w ItEKNK, N. c.
1'
Ctonsign us your produoe.
mi. dwif
1862. EATON 1888.
THE JEWELER
Has a fine stock of
SOLID SILVER
AND PLATED WARE.
r.verywnere eise tne oiiieseeKing conditiou of aff-ir8 it is properly
fever is epidemic Chicago News. 8aid that "there is no difference in
A rich man :n Portland. O., got parties."
drunk the other e
thirty s:x coffins fo
ing on I
1 ru
etroit
PLANNERS
To will Rati NOBBY and
STYLISH SUITS In SAC KS
4 CUTAWAYS
Hi STOCK cf SUCKS
to J G F.5TS ' FURNISH
ING GOODS m
ri.ETE
Two Joor North of H .:
A Lsirr
s a 1
the town,
taking these
Free Pre.
Ik a colon d r:. ,:i can hold no
Federal office 'l importance : if his
children cannot be educated in
Ohio : if he cannot work :n an lib
nois tobacco factory, what :s he to
gain by remaining colored ? Ashe
ville Citizen.
THE Ooldsboro 1 a:!y Argus says:
"The Arkansas exodus fever has
about spent itself in these parts,
and the colored people who sur
vived are addressing themselves to
work with a cheerfulness and dili
gence that is highly commendable."
"The Secretary of War his
transmitted to the House a state
ment of the Chief Signal Officer ol
the Army, petting forth the very
great inefficiency ol the present lieu
tenants of that corps'. Gen. Greely
urges the passage of the bill to re
organize ami im rove the service"
does he rank
World.
Humiliating
have to confess that we do not
know Colonel Allen, but we have
no doubt that there are those who
are re.dy to affirm that "he is a
man, a full grown man, every inch
a man.''
Admitting that Col. Allen is all
that the most ardent admirer can
claim for him, it is no reflection
I keep a
SPECTArLKd.
larger stock of
Hpi
than any other store in North Ca
ct&clea
arollna.
ay and bought It is when the Constitution is at
himself, lav- issue, and the powers of the general
:: :e in stock in government are involved, that the
eh aie always two parties confront each other,
and the clash and clamor of tbe
irrepressible conflict resounds
throughout the Union.
The paramount issue of the times
in which we live, is the tariff. The
Democracy asserts that the Govern
ment haa no right to collect from
the people more revenue than is
necessary to defray the expenses of; antage gronnd buf
r p r i on a nrnhlpm inirAl vd in mrvnl.l
nave KHf 11 u.e eummuite ineir Tiewe 01 ing the character of young people. It
the matter, all opposed to it of course, ; is, in fact, to this great indulgent in
and one of them, Mr. Talcott of Rich- ; structor, that we are indebted for an
mond. submitted figures showing tbe -ukk"uu, tual .8, uncon-,
tbe uniformit-y of freight rates now charged j dispensable force in drawing out tho;
oy the railroad. Now we wish the I beet qualities of the heart as well as of ,
uf .u.1 t i 1 thftmind. in ot.hAr wnrrTa a nohomAfhat I
tucujufiE ui i. lie ueutiai ist,emoiy were : Z 1
3IR. BLAINE AND COL. ALLEX. acquainted with just a few facts. Mr. education. F.nl warded Washes. ClOCkS. JeWellTT,
.,, i.-. , a f.nff ronrocotilol tka I? - fl Pa a. ..... ...... . 1
i. oi. Julian Alien, oi ureensuoro. n. ituim . , j wim me iaea mat poetry was the mys-
North Carolina is authority for the was one f the representatives, before trious influence that appealed, beyond
statement that Mr Blaine has lhe committee, and while he speaks of a!) other agencies, to the deeper in
accepted the ecre"taryshtpof State, the uniformity of freight rates he know, 'uS .tam"" iSdS? at
He says that Mr. Blaine told bim that his system of railroading in North tributed to the graceful measure of
SO. Who is Col. Allen, and how Carolina absolutely prohibits any traffic : Virgil's verse, together with the tender
er veracity ? X. .Y. between the people of Eastern and ne88 ' it8 sentiment, the consoling sue-! x take particua r pair)9 to fit them to tba
Western North Carolina. Will the - fa roT o7 f d"
as it may be, we members of the General Assembly ; .trained impulses and making him a' navin worked .tdiiT .1 th. hnrA
listen to a few facts i model of good conduct in after life. for over thir arBi T believe I oaa do
Eistern Carolina grows the finest Without detracting for a moment from M KOod work RH any watchmaker In the
sweet potatoes of any country in tbe Strophe and its beneficent sway over all
world , but people living west of Golds- j its devoted admirers, still it will appear
borocan'tgetthem. A gentleman from j upon reflection that Fenelon saw in tho
Winston who attended the M. E. Con-1 cultivation of this exalted branch cf
, letters only a powerful aid in dovelop-
ference, after his return home, ordered ioe the higber imagjnativo faculties,
two barrels of sweet potatoes. The po- and in this depriying the ungovernable
tatoes ccst 2.9 j. the freight was over passions of their deplored impelling
QQ . ' force. Now, while it is freely con-
' , fessed that the poet has always wielded
MerchiEts in New Rerne want to . L . j !t .
nunn 1 o' m t tin' in Iho nrocont -" power over me minus oi men, ills an
upon him to say tha,, in the present hand,e the oda of factorjea in Char. . higtorica, truth that m the mOB, chiva.
1 CG51E AND 8EE ME.
SAM. K. EATON,
Middle street.
Opposite Baptist Church. f12 dwtf
condition of public affairs, he must lotte and other towns in North Carolina, I rous periods of all past chronicle,
acquiesce in the necessity that but the freights are prohibitory. Freight i dur.in the epochs "of the most brilliant!
" : achievements in the progress of evolu-1
relegates him to a position inferior on the same goods from Canada or West rion from darkness to light, the potent 1
utterances of the poet were, lnyariably,
wedded to the musical numbers of the'
bard, the troubadour and the minstrel.
Thp mnnof.ono and tha flrAAlr musical
Fair: they can only buy a ticket to i modeg of the lavs of Yirril and Horace
government economically adminis
tered, and Republicans insist that
the Government may collect by
taxation whatever is necessary to
"provide lor the common defence
and promote tho general welfare.''
Democrats enforce a strict con
struction of the Constitution, and
insist upou the most rigid economy
in the adminiatration of public
affairs ; Republicans give to that
instrument a Iatitndinanan con
struction and encourage the wild
est extravagance in the expendi
tures of the Government. 2sor is
this all Republican construction
to that of Mr, Blame. We do not
venture the opinion that tbe coming
premier will De aole to hold the
sufficient
unto the day is the evil thereof."
Then, according to Col. Alien.
Mr. Blaine is to be Secretary of
State. Mr. Blaine told h:;n so.
But, what else does Col. Allen say
of Mr. Blaine? He says that Mr.
Tennessee is mu;h less.
People between Goldsboro and Greens-1
horo want to come to t:.e New Berne '
Goldsboro: th-:n buy again to New
Berne.
New- Berne has corn to sell; Rich
mond has corn to stll brought from
gays place in time to tne ambitious
measures of a more advanced Art, and
a musical spirit infused all the metrical
opinions of the wandering singers who
were the depositories of their respective
Jr.
Chicago; Rileigh wants to buy ; New , people's traditions and contributed, in
Berne, as every man endowed with
common sense will admit, ought to
J9P
The World Stands Aghast
AT MY LOW I KICKS,
And wonders, How is it that I can sell
so much lower than any one elser
have the Rl?igh market, but the R. &
Blaine said, "the South would have D. forces it to Richmond. We believe!
to work out the solution of the race corn can be taken off th9 wharves in
problem for herself." In the selec- ew Berne and transported by way of
tion of Federal officials for the
Southern States Mr. Blaine led
Col. Allen to think that he would
The Atlanta Constitution says: permits tho plundering
;i in
We are no longer troubled by Re
publican opinion at the North. " e
.lor- :
: of
FOR THE NEXT
Blame and
;-:;t Republi
s is all that
i. ere
DAY
We will sell the balance of our Stock
Clothing at Cost
our Spring and Summer Stock.
ms Oasla.
t ti
.e
the
HOWARD & JONES.
The Bergner & Engel
BREWING CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER,
13 UHQUX3TI0NABLY THE
Finest Beer Extant.
-It is brewed from the finest Pale Cauada
WeS. ViUlOJ tion of Miss Florence Winfleld, of
Vt.Vlw .mmmrlAi fnr its TONIC and NTT- Beaufort county, and kindly con
iAAgmj .Cvv-
pay regular pa.Mnger fare."
The Wilmington Meaaenger ays:
'The boom of David Bennett Hill
swings jather early for 1392. There
are other States than New York,
whoe electoral vote was neither
neceasarj to Harrison, cor of value
to Cleveland, in tbe' last election,
and )here are Democratic states
men of a Urge caliber aj the
"Fmpire State" produces. Democ
racy Is aUll joaug and rigorous,
and may conclude to try its politi
cal fortunes in the great West. We
shoold advise that.
The Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad rmght, with some proprie
ty, b sold to the North Carolina
Railroad Company, under certain
restrictions. But we are in no
hurry to see the State cut loose
entirely from that work of public
improvement. Notwithstanding
a!I that haa been said and written,
it has been a valuable improve
ment, aDd well worth what it cost
the State and people. Wilmington
MeMDgr.
Axoifo he beautiful attractions
of tbe -Exposition is the contribu
know now- t hat ' ,' : m"
"Bill" 'handler re rt
can patriot ;sm . and t i
is necessary to know.
ON Wednesday
a stormy session in
House of Representatives,
ing from the Sma!
during which Mr.
South Carolina,
South, and showed
is as much below par m the North
aj he is in the South.
"It is reported that one (
first resolutions to be offered
extra session of the SenaU
for an investigation into the work
ings of the Civil-Service Commis
sion. Tbe charge is made that the
law has been used as a club to be.it
back those without political influ
ence, while tho.'e who were backed
by influential pany leaders have
never failed to get good places
Tne better plan would be to abolifch
the whole thing.
What a strange powrr is mem
ory 1 It compacts itself into every
thing; into a taste, into an odor,
into a color, iuto a form, into a
sound, and suddenly out of these
as they touch our senses it leads
forth its vivid p. norarna of the
paat, lovely or awful, sweet or sail.
How needful that memory's hand
be beautiful with holiness as she
he.-e ail.
t out of
ed by us,
iud not
son Mir-
i:y of the people for the tune!
a favored few. 1 1 f
monopoly and piuu,c;.u ...-
nopoly and plutocracy f. ui.ded on
the legitimate, fruits of industry
and inteiprise, but monopoly
was aud plutocracy based upon the
the bard earnings of labor, wrung from
ans-, the honest sons ot toil by the
ll-Klliot contest, mailed hand of arbitrary power.
Hemphill, ofi Will the people ot these States
defended the tamely submit to such atrocity?
that the negro They may submit to it, if they
slumber on. under the narcotic in
fluence of ignorance, but if the
subject is agitated, and the people
are educated to a proper apprecia-
Norfolk to Rileigh for lees charges than
if shipped direct over the A. & N. C. R.
Tbe truth of the matter is. North
Carolina has been divided up between
favor the appointment Of CODserva- tteee railroad kings and they have de-
five Republicans men who had cided that a man living in Craven coun-
laid aside the hatred and bitterness ty or anywhere east cf Goldsboro baa
of the war times, and were aiming no business shipping corn, potatoes or
arth .WfOnnmrnr of tho connfrv anything else west of Goldsboro along ; proper pia y of the imagination. Wher
LUU 1IUC Jk L 11 V, A k. VA, AS A. . 1 U 1,1-1 19 UUlliiyiCA Hi llliatiVUUI V.' J 1 O C II l 1 1
do email degree, to tbe formation of a
i : i -: t. t u -, A
I """ " I'll tell you: I have determined to be
are subjected to the crucial test of ex
periment, the rule of the imagination,
in a poetic sense, is practically discard
ed, and groveling prose it assumed to
be the only medium through which sci
ence and art can be imparted. But the
murmurs of discontent are becoming:
more ominous every day with this cold
inflexible method of oommunicatiog
knowledge. Tbe circle of true scienoe
is, it is felt,, lacking in an important
segment. Education, in the'fullness of
its meaning, must develop another
faculty of the mind and cultivate the
emotional side of our nature, through a
t
'V
and the happiness and welfare of
the people. "la many ways Mr.
Blaine expressed his concern for
the welfare cd' the South."
This is very fine. But we cannot
forget that similar utterances came
from Mr. Blaine in the early davs
of Hayes' administration, and that,
since that time, the poison of asps state"s rtock
has been under his tongue. Ad-'
mitting Mr. Blaine's present
sincerity, the South accepts his
declaration that it will "have to
work out the solution of the race
problem for itself."' The formula,
for this solution, rests upou the
Now all we ask of tbe General As
sembly is that if you do sell out the
State's interest in this rond don't let the
counties cf Craven, Pamlico and Lenoir,
that h:ive paid one hundred cents in the
dollar for their stock, be turned over
i easily satisfied for the cash, and WORK
FOR SMALL PROFITS.
Mylotto is: FAIR DEALING.
Come and buy from me, and you will
never regret it.
K. R. JONES,
New Berne, N. O.
The Ladies Must Come!
Tbe Gentlemen May Come !
AM'
Everybody" Come I
to ski: tuk
Handsomest Tea
Dinner and Toilet Sets
EVER IiKofGHT TO THIS MARKET.
ALSO
A t I I I. LINE OF
we loos tor a purer, more aeiigniiui,
more helpful hand-maid for our intel
lectual and moral elevation, than we
can find in the study of music It in
at gonce an art and a sck-nce, and it
has the divine attribute of not being
susceptible of debasement. Its . vast
j . 1 .. 1 i ., . . r . I . , . . . L
to the greed of these rich corporations.; g0od and the beautiful, and genuine Q e I IHTliSlilnfr bOCQS
Diatie arco lu lane iuv uuuuij i tescneiicism uraww ilm uuuit-et niffiiti-
stock at the same they pay for the ! tions from this crystal source. It is the
voice of worship here on earth, it win
assuredly, be the language cf Elypium
hereafter.
ii u won oi iuc Miuaiiou, iney win rise - . ......
in i no majesty oi rreemen, ana 1
bre.i their chains like Sampson ''the brave are always generous,''
burs,; t he withes that bound him. are accepted as truisms all over
the world. White men will govern,
and their government wili accord
What a Boy and a Match Can Do
Capt. R. P. Midyette of Smith's Creek, ; Light House for Hattenn.
Pamlico county, was in the city yester-; We are told that the Lighthouse
dav. A Journal reporter met him on i Board waxed jubilant over the recent
the street and inquired for the news." action of the House Committee oOom
., , ,, merce unanimously agreeing to recom-
'No cews,' sa.d he: well, yes, , end the appropriation of a half mil-'
there is some news. ' lion dollars for the erection and estab-
At this he removed his hat and ; lishment of a lighthouse on tne Uuter
distills life's scene. into
that the beir g that st,
them suddenly, uncoiitro
be ungels that cheer,
demons that mock. W
ror.
We believe that any Northern
man who would give the South
over to the control of the negroes
HARRISON.
Gen. !! irrison is evidently In
trouble. V New York World witb Justice, moderation and kind
cartoon has him on the top of his ne8s-
chimney, badly smoked and utter- Wlth Mr- M-"a- the S:uUh
Iy disconsolate, while officeseekers desires the appointment of conser-
5warm around his cabin clamorous native Republicans men who have
for immediate recognition. , ,aid asule the "red aud bitterness
What is the matter with Harri- of tbe war times' and aie aiilliDg at
son! A little while ago it was the development of the country and
asserted that "the grandson of his tne happiness and welfare of the
grandfather" had a head on his PeoPe-
.boulders and would be supreme in The PeoI,Itf of the Sout1' lou ag0
his own administration. His firm- laid aside "tho bitterness of the
ness was vaunted as superior to war feeling," but, she will always
that of ordinary mortals, and capa- have a recollect ion of the valor and
b!e of breasting any storm, no endurance of her sons. Every
matter how fiercely it blew or from blazing furnace and every busy
what ouarter it came. But Ree him workshop attests onr purpose to
now. No storm bas broke npon ''dee'0l' the
bim. There is a stiffening hrpeze. tue bappines.-
perhaps a jquall. NTothing more; PeoP'e-
and he trembles, hesitates, and But, that which i most s.guiti-
fears to thrust himself upon the cant, in this reported interview, is
billows Elaine's concern for the wellare
of tbe South. What are bis ideas
on the subject ? What, in his
AT I' 'TTOM I'KK'ES.
L. II. CUTLER,
26 & 28 Middle Street,
NEW I! ERNE. N. C
GEORGE ALLEH CO
DEALERS IN
General Hardware
implements.
Plows, l!;irrovvK, Cultivator'.
H.x-H and Axes,
Wood's Mowpm and Reapers,
Kteam K'nfriiies,
Cotton lins and Presses,
Fertilizer!, l.aiul Plits'or, Kaiuit
. ... . . . . . a i 4 ....l..i..i.tJ ' I ' . . J . . t.ri.l 1 3 U Wl V A W A
Robert, what is the matter at mistortune u nas oeeu iu oiwu w u -
Lime, liricx, . rineiii, 1'iasier
Hair, Paint, Jialsomlne, Var
nish, Oil, JLiss. I'utty and Hair.
Freczcm, Ks-frifrerators, Oil
Cook Stoves, Eureka Hurjflar
Proof Hash lAX'ks, w irranted to
give security avd satisfaetlon.
PRK ICS VKltV LOW.
iE(. ALLIEN Sl CO.
showed a large plaster on his forehead, I Uiamona onoai, on ape naweraB. v , AcricuUurrti
I .JA.,V.t- nor t Vt f ihia fool i rt rr vi h a m nt f
hair and eyebrows singed. , heanily reciprocated by every mariner,
"Why, you have been through a fire," I from trje highest to the lowest, whose
aid the reporter. j voyages, whether rare or frequent, call
"Yes,"- said he. "I sat down to him to traverse the waters in the neigh
, , I hood of that dangerous and treacher-
dinner yesterday, and pretty eoon j ouj) coagt; 8nd the newg win be fuU of
Mrs. Midyette. who was where she j eatisfaction to all the people who dwell
rmil, ef cut to the barn yard, ex-i in this section of our country whose
. . T j - . i j 1 requirea 10 recoru or reau ui meumau-
the bare- I ran out immediately Bnd ! ful accidents, involvin loss of life and
found my stalls in flames. Fortunately j pr0perty, that have occurred about
all rnv horses were out except my drive j Hatteras, almost at our very doors,
mare" which I thought a good deal of. ! One lighthouse may not stop all this
- u ,u , but it will do a vast deal of good: and
I ran to tne door of tne stall that she , .( may be an opeDing wedge to be fol-
was in and threw it open, and as I did 0wecj by other lights in the vicinity,
the fiame puffed in my face. I fell Trie signs are that the matter will be
immediatelv with my face to the pusneo, ior mecumuinwo " u'u'
and crawlad out backwards
1)
grounu
the b;st I could. The mare, all my
stalis, my barn wiih eighty or ninety
barreU of corn, and peas, fodder, and a
large number of farming utensils were
burned. "
"How did the fire originate':
that its action be promptly reported to
the House. Norfolk Landmark.
JOHN McSORLEY,
FASHIONABLE
Boot and Shoe Maker,
Pollock St.- Newborn, N. C
country and
aud welfare
secure
of the
Oyster Tirates Captured.
Annapolis, Md., Feb. 11. Tho State
fishery schooner Folly, Captain George
Quad commanding, captured last night
tbe schooner Joseph IL Johnson, Cap
tain Samuel Cox, of Baltimore, and the
'T have a little grandson, five years Silent Bateman. Captain Heary Peters.
tt ...) f ,oth ,0r,f tr of Baltimore. The former whilst llle-
u.u. uc k i.-.u , caUv HrpHirintr on Foliev's Point, the nK MTH;iai. w
the stall next the one the mare occu-, faUer OQ Hacketg, Both vessels re- prepar.-.i n . ..r,i. ,k i,
pied, raked uP some dry fodder and , fuged t haul to and several rounds of pjjjj CUSTOM-MADE EOQTi AND SHOES
stuck the matcu to u. ne sajs, Liow- . Bmau tuui auu uauuuu n.n iU uc ucC..
,u. v,Q ,hn,i,. ha rtinlv r,nt it 'against them. After th? Johnson was
l V.J , C 1 J LI . ' t . . . . . t. . . . . . j t
all out before ha left."
Did you have any
V l
1 rpH t h 1 1 1 j
i:nr. Hint hlR KAI.I.HTOCk
ii 1 1 c i pil Rud ha U
is an ignoble, mean !e;inw arm is promises, and the party's
the enemy of bis country and its will not harmonize, and he is in the
highest civilization. Tbrre is no most distressful distress that ever
What's the matter with Hani
son ? His own theories, his friends'
. l i ..i :t,.--,..,.,..-.---..-V-.rt
and the party's needs opinion, w,u cuuiwuuib must iu iuc
welfare of the South : and what
you
tain'.-''
"Not a cent It ia a heavy loss, but
you can say to the people that I 6ball
move right on. '"
struck three times and the Bateman
once with cannon balls they eurren
insurance, Cap- ' dered Thsy did not return the tire.
TB1T1VK qualities.
ffc high rpttko enjoyed by the HIIitiNKR A EN-fTKL
JOMPAXT la da to tbe fct that only theFINKST AND BE8T
MATE1UALS r aed and tail the grateet SKILL aud CARE
txucUmd dariaff iU fruaaaLactur). )j
tributed to the ladies department
use in niineing words. We bt-Iieve
in our soul that t.o K'oodi true,
honorable white man can desire in
his heart to remand the South to
the blighting curse vf negro rule.
distressed mortal man.
Never in the history of presidents
have so many slates been made
and broken. A little while ago
Allison was offered the Treasury
The Ladies' Favorite.
The newest fashion in ladies' hatB
will doubtless cause a llutter of pleas
urabla excitement among the fair sex.
The Captain seems to be getting along Ladies are always susceptible to the
in than huf. he i.4 a man of firood grit 1 oHancmA rtf n fjiKhinn nlate: find the
means would he employ to secure anj DeTer gives up."' more startling the departure, the more
it I This is the supreme question, earnest the gossip over the new mode.
HftvllIK 1 v
orderh pi r,:ti
In Hlli-:tlli
bfst ni n l r i
and (luiHlit.ii .
As (II Ii- f , 1 1 . i t : Mill1
rli urB c I t-r nt j i w :
well k !ii ' v;i .!! n t'
I ' n i i r 1 1 suns
( 'OM M 3' KS IIH 1 1 K.
J NO. Mi T . B -i . 1 - i;
I IF A K ln I ' : ' ,
fiiipi r:in hkiili-l workmen, all
i p i iHrn ii "lha
:l.. InLcHl atylaa
i cmM rnon IaIh of the
Mm kuIiJoIuimI from a
' t h ( w ii Blory :
N 1 K WVMJtK. N. C,
t rt. .'t b, 1HHM.
1; f KK" ft
mr I
I l.uv.
and it remains unanswered. We
cannot answer it. We must wait
and see tbe motto on his flag and
the disposition of bis battalions.
gal wis si in
VfA ra h ; .
ihey itre k
SllO 'R f i f i h x
I ever w nri-.
Kejmirtti
Agent" and Bottler. Hew Berne. N. C.
through ilrs.'liollie Lewis, of 'ew
Larne. Notbiot can excl it, aud
few exhibits will equal it. Although
aa invalid Mis Wmfield is a most
charming woman. All of her work
is done in a reolioiBg position, aa
tka k n rt hn . hi. in mit n 11 in . . n K , u .1 ronfoant in 1 . ! . . 1 ortrl
manj months. No riaitor to th. ; lineage and all that makes grand wns of Ind.anapoh. thought that
Fatr should to iwir without sseinr 1 the nineteento century civilization, there had been an earthquake.
hsr sxqalslta ntedle work. ' Wil. Star. If there is one man in all the Mosby and nnghes.
i ( p 1 r of
k- v'u iiiH.de me two
i n i hem i wo yenra -voti
uvi M! tiH-v are the lvmi
1 1 pii t fn 1 1 v,
i ; U HILU
ii. at ly Rinl pr"nii't!y lote.
rt!Jl dw
7
If the white men are resolved that portfolio, but he rejected it, and
tbis shall never be it will never be. forthwith there was such 'a clatter
A man who is tue enemy oi nis nf sIflrn thar hfl, rh siApnnty f1f,ni.
W - - - t . u
"Cute!" he echoed. "Well, I don't positive cure for the ills which afflict
know as the adjective would have oc- females and make their lives miserable.
curred to main just that connection. 1 This sovereign panacea can be relied on t,
But if you mean that they do their in cases of displacements andall fuoc-
. I nUI wn- m n W n wia ttiaa Hrkllttl ar fl TI tT A m O T t It HtlilfIA lin ffA '
w (liK LUUIllUU.il IV. CL mono aw a. woo vua v-v. -eJ.v. . r n . a mb .
Whatever fate betides us the South about" it; cause no pain or weakness; poor, haggard and dragged-out victim , tluAMS rUli SALt AT LOST.
illill, Ui fjUUll, oio ccijnuiu nim u k'" to' ' - - . . . r, - - - j
lease or life, ic is the only medicine Having nuichased a Im e ..took of
! i
will be true to the purest puiiau- ought to be, and nothing that it ought
thropy and highest civilization. not, then I agree that Pierce's Pleasant
" : : Purgative Pellets are about the cutest
Virginia bits three candidates little things going!
for Cabinet positions Mahone. rrRrCKERS" SeeVand Supplies
1
At
(ieo. Allen & Co .
for woman's peculiar weaknesses and ; Cigars, and the demand for 'name bain
ailments, sold by druggists, under a , email. I now oiler to the merchant.
! positive guarantee from the manufactu- OIQAR8 AT COST until my stock la
j rers, that it will give satisfaction in reduced. CaBh on delivery.
every case or money refunded. Read j fc "twT . g-m
printed guarantee on bottle wrapper. 1 m - JJJ m 11 T 1 y' "
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