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THE JOURNAL. - attack wi:h h;s cbirg; of P.ck-!: ; 1 1 n d 1 1 1 a. de x t a If ar. O 2fOTTt ClOLT honornl her Mlf la koooria Fiti L TBXlosabj tb Boat on tiro on :XOXSJEU nothing ia a name. Associate Jatk Brwer l a rim IIClftT M. 8TA5LEY hxa an IMIMd tst he will make bis home la Africa. "Bird of i t.ttber," r- Of tb eooloent mea who were .a Coagrss when Mr. Di enter? d ta Beasts, only II not bj I lUsilm PJC3XD3V CllLHoi of Franco rvcvaUj itU that American wm voaUl ia lime rival the b: nnt Bfss of F.urop?." Cou J. tf. RirnnosE, :he ! sun der of tke orJer of Kaih'.A Vy tis U lying til at Lima, Ob: -, eaasot rcover. A MOTS hu txQ maJe ;n ;he 8ote by Senator Plamb to jjivp a popular form of goremmcn; to ta District of Coiambta- JlLr. H Abe ISO 5 bu bo policy 4 t4 party bM do policy :o pa of. Tbeyoabt to f sJooa nice ly tin Wiatr Sew York World. TH dnter of a New York tAtt w elctd to CoafT by 3,200 majority.. The Boston ir aye hLa appoaeat Irozeo out. SMiaTOitJoaw vv. DlSItl. hvi ba rqaateo by the Lef.Iatar of VirjinU Co dehrer a addreM on the life and character of Mr. Dat . WtTHon a coca try he Mr. Darts) di honored and rer 4 Klaf Ot twenty Wiilrom of boa ortJ beartA. t'hai! tt- Chrcni- SXTX&AI. Southern c '. " '" ' Uo Scats, locJinlin Kicbcuoai V. . AUaaU,Oa., aad Moatfoaurr Ali offer! a pUrr of bar.ai :'cr Mr Davis. As a general l&io the or'bero rwM r nearer Just :n Mr lvi ta we eiptd it to tx Tti Hail aad Kxpreee u it ooly i CWptloa we hare .' u. Tua faaoaaUa Star to Uato newdresa after Jaarr. It u iov one ot the neate: prrs m the lUt, tad don't see where th Improvement t to be mad. OSS StJwtte, cair of th? SaaTjeAa t-at-Ar x of the Uouae of Bepreaeatatirc, baa tied the coon ley carrying oS aboat I73,i;0 te landj eatrualed to bu care. , W refrt that Mr. Lewies, of tila State, voted aatnt Mr. Car I -ale. Ute waa the ooly Democratic rote caji again: the treat Ken tOdiaa. aad tb9 notoriety u not BM Ub4 one. . A XJTTtJI fflxl told Uorernor Lee taa abe kaew h waa a Goreruor btaoM b waa ao fat. The Gover or replied; "A Governor ought to be arweil roanded man UkeFowle aad myir." TKS beat the country can do ta to hope loaf, in ita effort to prove that it etill baa a parp5e, the Eepabiicaa party will cot do aoy tiiag to deetarb the pac or rv Unl th troaor:tv of the I'oan'.rv or ef any aection of i:. f hartotte Qtroalcla. Oov. Luc in hi speech at l i:a too to referring to the miaeraJ raaoorcea of North Caroitn u:J tbaC he naderttood that there was too macb saiphor ia the irua. Gcl (tee North: CaroJ'.aeaa thir su! phor in thu world, some ;oop t woold get theirs heraf:er 111. BCTLia. the cour'.i.v gva tleman and able editor has shows himself to be a great lioomtr. He baa Loomed Clintoa and the Sm; -MM Ooajty Fair most saovearffjay , aa4 we hope be will now cod' forward and boom the New IlerBf Fair. Let as bear t&e blasts of bis tnuapet rallying the people. WfTH a Kebablicaa I'.es and a Bepoblicaa Coogreena tbrr caa be ao abifttng of rr-spoasibil.y Cor gTeramental blander with n tbe aext two years. The i:pab!i (u party aiooe will have to aia te tast people for the records u tii branehee of Government. -St. Xraie Poet Dispatch. Thx yooag ladiea of lao! 1 : N .'hi . : S'.-xr rrir'fr t Qjriu I ;;. r vhv in ni abiy li rr . rend ;". I '. ; lb "n CM. . ' is a ! ; i i-i a d o ' t ' " y ' cm,. ; ' i : i r. - '-' . 'i Yuv. 'A i'ia ;. u v'. . v . rii : it '.n i; ti.n ::r.r'l ;o.-. o f t li e :v p; i ' crat. ir. ! .!). a,;e is :a :h" ; .. r . '. a i i' i v : 1 !er- 1 '. TO i lie:i 1 do far i tDf, , '. - p m otioat, io'. r u 'i:.i:i of I The &rt day usa.il oo s:i h i movement ,ind n " ir. A b. r i r ' i . i . : J ; ,i ''in o : ;o:i . adm;ni!tr.t k-V l . : v a carel.;. WOO'.d IfMd 0 to '. :.r o o r. r n ,v An.. .d o : - I : r; -i. The iMl sn i oi'Ml f V I It ; l'etlijjrew It was our good lortune to .r ; ri.d -r..', xhibt- i'D S.mpoB County Fair li ! 1 in ', tfj, n0( Clinton, Vedneelay. Tlinrsday .:.- s: Friday. w .is .-nut, .1.1 . , . ' , , oo.i:on s, in t iio .i: , i. d ; f ; . ! .i y o I v x ! i : : ' ; ' - ' , ' , The exhibition of .i.-ioultur.i', i ,, dacta w.is m: I'l'mnvt' lm' ot m colient ij'i.ii.' , while th.it of )o.i:; r i ,,,, and live stock was l.ir better th.r., is usnally -en at county fairs. I: ;,i r, would hve btMMi Htrange if the ,, j latliee department had no: excelled ,,i i all the others. Such exquisite Cu;" needle work, ..iieh beautiful speoi mens ot art, ami such delicious cuke, bre ill and butter, preserves, eli.e.s and cordials we have rarely repeal seen. Much credit is due to n'.l er the who contributed to this signal sue ce.sfl, out the highest me.nloi praise is .i.T.irdud to Mr. I'.utler, the polite geutlemati and Hccompl.shi d editor, who wtvs tlie eflicien: general manager. It had '.eon .ii iio i' "'. that (i Fo ; would speak mi 'A ni;,i'M!.i, but the Ciovernor never neglects his publ.o duties for any plea.-nre however tempting it may bo. l'.ut 1 i . M . . was 1 1 voted to the in t .ii- i S'.ite i:n:ii' S i;. ad ip i V , . ' , lieiu u.st i ; "ai .0:1 the - ex r : 1 no; y ." 11 1 ' ' : i ugln.i-.t r:.. !,' ... 1 1: V, .11 ; ; 1 1 y . 'ii.l.i 1 1 ' ' Te ' '1 his I, v iei- M , 1 tin!, 'I ' lit '..-:on til , 1 .. his e ! en S 1 r i 1 . ' '. i:.i--n 1 :. : -I ' 1 r. 1 iv is 1 : Merest x !le rl' HI 'ill- 1 ,1 II 1 t i IK ' to the tuny. A. D., . Iir.N.N LIN, 11. ulil nine to Nautes one pleasant day the unit of Montlort came, 1 uiir buiarhers vvelconn d liini. :md ! Iin lr.Vf 1 v dame : ' irnid that slinutin tiir..n c 11 havi- tin .-t . .M "in:m at Ui m'V w. mM ; wan 1 r b, iM ; a !! i,vv lur.i ui j.rtK-.u ilit-i.l w ' ,,i- tii;lir 'lone. '" in Brit tuny upon th : m r !: u,ne. I III F.ll0 I V In po, w ho n.'ino- : p e.n n ,01 ')iu-au r Vanee - i . t i a nies.s ge J he I.e.- ;; ruei , 1 t hroug T iie- ui ol .li ller. . and on W ed: r v : oi- - w : 1 . the S ",r h . ni or : 1 ! r i v ) tvi N 'i: ( : n a - i . " . v 11 e Oi II , 1 111 v . ivo! hos-. in ' ; :. hoi e pi 1 u t 1 1 . e that lie was a br 1 ve ntlein in, a gracious h' wi:li"i!t i.-proach I - eh v ,!'..-.: ,, A :. 1 of a man vva? hur.. She felt r ivou fear . .-I a tiirlit for lier young eon's o il for many a y ar; t the t "tii of Hennebon snf,- ' 'tiiei li.ul been Inst, ir Walter Manny's troops the iii eri bfivp p.rrisprl h. :i woman thoiiijh'sbe be. she i f V Hi 1 mroll 1'ut l.-'i :ie ;uni lilade, j ever, tllis (lo'e'S i iii''H aim men at-dl ,11- i iif-onn tl'tT-s o . The IVcan Nut. Have you any p.-.-o n your pla'ce? If yeu lia o is the season to think curing them. It is t i.f richest native nut ;. I n ial situations it ln-,u .- .-il.! and may In- mad.- ,1 miich pro! it, -;i ud i- ' at OO vv i ,cll i I ; corner. r ainn- , ,,, ; ,!d j worth its jdaoc mont ami sl.i.uv. . so prevalent, that a ;- i at the North is oi run. much as it grows wild i bottoms from Coat too and .Soulhoi , , :, - : i places whe-ro Uir torn orten tails to , or ' ' i below zero, and . d on n o w Jii'O- i ur .4011 a'lillv ;- ,'.f 1 1 'lli'S ; life Hiw the Farmers are Organizing. I EXILED. Mr. Willi :m A. PefTer, editor ol ; , Ui - ... 1- . 1 ' At vondui casement, wide aod low. te K.111 ;is 1 armor, ban maue a . .... ' , ,. . ' , . . , ., . ' . ... 1 W lipre bolt tbe roy lamp-tight glow. Slue. ui the extent to which the Aci(H8 the curtain1, fllmv web . 1 all: ... . . iaruiers aie organ. zed into Alii auof, Wheels, Granges and other Mich bodies. Ho has brought to get hi r the statist ics ol the member hhijud'each ol those organizations, A dream-like shadow cornel and goea. And while entraoond I watch It paaa, The fair head beot with gentle grmoe, In rippling lengths of golden sheen The loosened tresses reil the face. s collected facts bearing on ; And now the shadow takes the shape 1 rt'iia- ; i 1 , n . ardy inns- 1 river I liinois , , ward, erature detrrees is , their methods and )ur)osee, which show that the agriculturists are in a much more couipleie stage of oigauiz-itioii than ihoy have ever been before, for the present, associ atioiir. far outnumber the member ship, o! the old Grange; and their grow tii .-.bows a greater spontanei ty and a clearer purpose than was shown by the Grange. Of the r.'f.i-ionaily it is ' 4.;00,0()i) farmers 111 the United r North. How- State.-, at least 1,000,000 are now 1 II To i oil! 11 ipf : M 'Mv n- 1 . ive I ho iilo who claimed li. and 1;. and .a- A . ill the great proih'.e r.s w lio w , s ready to lo(jicallr an a on r. ce.i and ugjTfstion-.. a 'el v wo r n no' . 1 . '. ' .o n o had at v.vT. t a m an and all of and a n d ir c: r. s on !' state, e ir ie-i.sl v hi conclusions 1'..::, unfor'.un '.on:i Herald. s . d n ' '.e po,. ' . o e law. r.t! let-old in'. I. Til: s n ' I, 11 d -o n--1-. ' . t v . -r ' ' '1 1 r: v il er v . haa tvi1:: wh oh wo recoai r. 1. . '. 1 ' "i: .arty ;a p )wer. 1 : So e v . r . Is g m ' ! 1 wel. a- aao'.i.cr. Tae txi 1 a e m ten's. n ' boardi tiT ! 1 . re f I as ; " . ti ' 1 ' n ai . Tkk A a' ral.au : wU-o.; :-. ia -reat ! n w ; t h v 0 ry r. e : r ai. :i i ti o ;o.;4 aierita. I', pn: tribu'es ntt'f'rm r :: ' pabl .. ri p-ns, iiid , Til' orS W. til i pi l. li li w paro :hir ' r t '': tr Ti'io;: I'.y : hose t o bri vry and corrupt : .r. u Co a miQtaiun.. and . espion ik'i", a".d s ; a r ; tiokf'.a are d a 1 1 Waahtrig'. n F-'. AN exchange sa;. - I ' it .stic hoT t are killed an:-.:: !! 1 J w ' aad r.-pt.ii'.i In di 1 " ' aionopol.e k:i. :n a t . a a ai tier ev or v t ear in " : .,- 1 to re w -.. . :' the ro 1 f a 1 of the lvr)tedly he t hf" uproar 1 1 uo a ' r. id t t: e 1 rin-pio. '. , n o . rn as - iuat ry wants e 1 a ai 1 n i n g 1 c '. 'i; 1 .". v , not A . it v .! v,;r : " v ' e til . s ' , . . 1 a ! I ' V two .VII ts and dis .0 m'lfl a. provide : .!. to pre ni ohaer provision! e r ducej .nudat.on, 1 eieo'.ion w . t : . -; ;:o a. o. m people 1 , ! be as t s Ye, bit ii. e s t o- nn'.rv thre was only a posponement, for His Miceiiency arrived by special tram at nir.e o'clock Wednesday night. The Wilmington Light In fantry, aecompained by worthy rep reseutaves of the teau'y of "the city by the sea," hail previously arrived, and, with tlio ('1 in ton high: Infantry and a large oon c urse of oit t-ns, were wat.ng at 'he dejot. The Governor was welcomed with loud cheer-, and was then escorted to the Murphy h'u-e where a reception was held. Some'ime between midnight and day Governor-Tee, of "irgin:a. ar rived and received a giatid ova 1 1 o n . llriy l'bursday morning the rnili'arv, preceeded by the N".l nung on I. ght Infantry's Hand, marched to the Murphy hou-e to escort the Governors of North Carolina and Virginia to the Fair gn uudn. A procession w. us formed !el by mounted men. Then came the hand folio wed che by the military; next were the veterans kepmg step to marshal strains that thrilled their spirit long ago, and close upon their send ranks rode I'owle and Lee. followed by staff officers dressed m brilliant uni forms. Arriving on the Fair grounds the Governors rtocivid ano'her ovation, and then proceed ed to the speakers stand. Mr. Kaison, gracefully introduced Gov. I'owle, who at once proceeded in In introductory address. He i . : . peo; l;n 1. her tt o 'A ,11 ' u : alfeo m a 1 ; : hi- t : 1 1 g ' ; lie t r, ao '. e t li.-: r at th.- ti no funeral by in -o-v , - I'lVI- ' ( ) . tii- t. ta . :. Will id. Tn- S : ilea ! 1 b;.-r .-t io f e - 1 r t e r r . ' " : and -onj 1 -.- lol'.O by I., l.ni 1 th.. - : ; e r . . 1 1 di.ir.ii -or vie--, o t' Tics H.lVi.- s fl 11 Mr-. ..a 11.. 0 nr M, A, u.-. . n Ao 1 W . ; i-- ; e- : .1 -..bant raid. '':.. 11 -'l.ailesof DU, iiueliy a. his 1 , ir ! 1 1 . muliT li; loree to (leinielj, ! it day -in 1 ni'tit. -ed n tower l'..r hrerifhii n;' n -t'.rmiii.. mail'-. y. ii" the ba'iie at the ba , -mi vi-.-d. kiii'l',i ; !,. ,0 . --.-!-. t.,.1 . I ' - l 1 - - i' : 1 ' w i. 11K' ' '' ' t : . 1 c 1 d : . i s . ; ll.i . i!,x,--d... - ' 10 h'i d iiion ;iT-a: m--' .nl at l.,-r word ; in.; ' h !- n 1 - h t ii.. 1 eai :i. 1 i-t i- i h- a crcuit 1 11 u I. ' ; . . V tor I . 111. - n' tL'lits. - an.! hii-.-ae foimd. oa-,.;!!.. rich and vlver 1 -i-K.-ii stuffs tli(-y- b;iw o- i v ol 1 11 ' u-'iirletiseii w h ' . I l in 1 le.- of Ulois. it ana -i.l:,hod to liijljou ' oi'. . ; if- . line ; o -' 'he ,..! ol' Wheat. 11 Jl .ur ea.-KS 1 t" w iui ; knai ,.f a: in- .ivi. hammer -ti oke. ad eas j 11c-and corslets. eaves ol arrows broke; 1 tii- nay pavilinDs. and tiiey ed at desire. le .-tlltt on t), anii' on fire. atitudes. Sunt i i- -I ine.i l i hat all inirdU it. those rn -; . in - would winter killed ui a iff d at the oltt-n due to ; ' f : undou'idoly t I and hecorne di-. . fuilu; ", i-- ;u. di the f;ict that th'.-v procure nuts from ii'oceries and sioio keepers indiscriminatt-ly who. as a rule, deal in southern yr.ivvn nuts. I i ; 1 1 o rn' 'l oom o y niir ti'f'.s i'luiii nut.- oi'iiwn ia tin' : - lm: an IN irt i 1. and. ai t In diiri . 1 absnluti' f'tia ra lit.- '. luirdiuf- poreo lit:)";"' t hat w 1 ! 1 ! r lei me 1 1 ao a ta ah- ilc i 1 1 1 .1 1 1 ana ill' . nit !'i 11 th .11 1 C K el.-l 1 I m1!! vvaias, ana -e the -111 ,.in; and ' v t.i h r .1 : w ro -ein 11 Herri' -1 01 Mr. 1 mo-' cou n s' a' e life. 1 e v e r . o 1 , a -sv el ' i I ' iv .- . ) 1 v ; s : dist in, ' ry one -men h.iraet be he,. .-. oro- '. 1 i 1 o jls'u 1 p r. Cit.. .lohtl 11. ,1 e. mi init io o ' ! 1 S tO n-r.ttuhite a having think : la st rove to grasp r.-t. -r. atn ;.i h" ' - n a 11 1 ' rernem tr.m In itig the ty those t re 1 d e 11 1 ii 1 1 ir.a - Ire-Iv . ot e i 1 V I y ox-'du-" ronton, caused making 'aiir- 1 f : h e ot the 1 1 oil -e be re i ;;e-t 1 1 munioate immedia'fly ' 1 tin ! v of M r. 1 'avis their e e - spukrf eloquently, and in couclasion profotinil sorrow and .-y m, introduced '-tteneral 1- .tzuogh Lee, 1 the peop.c o! bout h t it. .. . n . 1 for c lam: -inn o I 1 . V I : .e:r out fits. file ui ag 1 s r . 1 1 0.-1 n! , lar.es at t rt ipie-ti d ! t . I life t t 1. I -.'II !i rs .;. tfa in j. iv :. '. t ' oa 1 1. county co tnuii.-siouers a' session at tidav in d.inu- of I'sury devours more people m Icdia the greatest liviDg soldier and the ' in token of our re.-peo 11, in a year than the timers devour in beat Governor Virginia ever had." acentarv. Tr-.o ryots have rme- Ciovernor Lee rosa mid thunders times to pay a.s h gb as ) per cent of applause. We cannot give his per annum for money with which maaterfal speech, bat will present to make a crop. And vet, strange , aome of his words that should never to say the government there offers die. His first reference was to the r .1 ."St , f III 1 1 large rewards for the killing of wild bat.s and reptiles, but it fosters and ero .urage.s mo:; -ipoi le.s, both directly an 1 indireo'iy National Ktfor." ti. is'.. honors paid him and the pleasure he felt in standing on the sabred soil of North Carolina. Virginia and North Carolina are bound to gcther in bonds of a common dcsti- t hat oUj f a C' tat.lv e n T 11 k k t. are 1.0 on . ropi.ngs of a ny. by cords of sympathy and love. Hi me ir "brilliant" foreign policy , For more than four hundred miles to l discovered in .Mr. Harrison 's' an invisible line separates '.thorn, long review of the state of the coon- and no man can tell where Virginia try. 1 : ail serves to show how ut- ends and North Carolina begins, terly without i'indatiou were the i We are one in sentiment, each re bitter partisan attacks on Secretary joaung in the prosperity of the Itav ird. and the emphatic v 1 n .hew- ot her. Agncnltnral interests are out langinsning ame in Virginia auu t;on ol t i.e ox t" ia the fact that meet coa' iaues No reader with ca; '. h i- s ;; ar p ecre'arv s;..nes the S'.'e Iepart to act on las lines, a memory can ef -.ufress on ' hat io !. p-erm ted Hi good ' selves to wit bout s-.:2j.-:ent rinse. 1 ; trast between Ce:-..-ri iia-ri- . 1 e tr, -: f ai 1 North Carolina, but the depression is not confined to these Stated. I: is felt all over the land from the froz. n lakes of the North to the s n.i.t waters of the gulf. !v has the can::, 1 am buildings be plai durinc he pre-e genera! assembly these resolutions, mi grossed and signed by the president of the Senate and speaker of the House, bo sent to the family of Mr. Davis: and a-s a further mark oi respei" this general assembly do now a.ijoiirn." It could not be 1 therw ir than that the State of M is-i-sippi should fe 1 most keenly the death of her illustrious son. Through a long and eventful life ho had served her with unfaltering devotion and in j tienMo fidelity, and h id crowned her with civic honors and military tamo. It was ut terl y m io-si -i'.h tor 1 his people to repress the utter. moo of their spoutantous .-ei;i auen.'s 1 The Mississippiatis in W I'i'y 1' iir.i' together at ' i. in Hotel on I- 1 id 1 '.' igs an- in season, with Suis.igs and spare 'jiiite a change. Many that these good times eas' .iio ilavs in t he .11, Mi a candid te Ar Pre'idr: same n- 1 is ti.e an, i.or n as at i ti e v i s' er pii . a n Hotel on their admiration an " preat I dead Confe. ier i'o io iopnlation of Vermont I those :r- s :: w, ;.- be-u depopnlated and so great the j t!u- S.-i a'i ts an ! 1 a1' indonment of Vermont farms. , Congress !::; :. it Ciovernor I'owle proposes to i I lamnko. -per flu;,'. 1 M io v M .:. ton t I'D ifv lie 'tig e. d iv ' n: iMHJi t W CO u and i.- or N'. 1 p r t . i.e. :u ! cent 'een rl 1 . a the d tTere r: ce be ll : re j ree n tat ion t w . " h t !i e fa 1 t r as a s t c ; ; .: 1 t a ; ! - twi-t'er and the 1 1 : y who n o w s Secretary of Uepublican. u n t imnar . t a : i okki n Krnoi)s. do not know that '.ho TiflTf, g!el. pbtub a aiafajrrtn4sf the oootuai bvacdl of them I Tea acd thir IHaatia. Tbe first r.aaabr wnl - I appear during 1 1--ca tr and n! eootaia a psirtr.: of the late (.-s :i. Box well, foaader of the schoo - whil located ! HiUaboro j S Tns oewg published in v eater-,:" 4j' S'TaJl ia reference to the 1 " : rfalatioa of oaipaoy for th nasafactarv of IVseemr sv(, the ( 1 nlaat tn bi lf-ated at Ct ree n Nro, Lf a matter of v.: in eres- to this BUt aad m :lv rvgtr.mg of wh it Lg atoallj to tjs-voaie a itri-a: ladufrj t a Central Nor'li Cor ; :.a. Wltajlnftoa Star. Siwa.ro B Va.wi E :s l.ke 'he IrUbman at the fair, he bit the hij of tb CitiI 9?rv:ce Ueform kambu; ery lC lp Qiv Ua kai rwlatnxlaced hi bill of lav. naamn ta repeal th s law that ha ba ao liitrcil aad ignored by th KAdicoJ BooJlo fioif- Harn aoo, WaaaaiaJter, Clarkson A Co. Wilmiajftoa Meanger 0JT. LXB, ia hi speech at C im too aaisl tha it wu not contempt tel by ta Coafeslerate Commander taal taw attack oa the third Uj at 0ttyabarg hoald t1 Baal aj it waj m.Ie. I: fU txpctS tha ljoogtitt would is w.-rH a a v o 'jt , . ui prov i , or. :- car.::. '. pre v 1 a ve 'he T .' ; ur -n ' -. o 1 s. 'v.ru :. it . 1 tu ius ; eo-. T tl '. s a s to O-Tlg- tnan vol II sat ne gen 0 ' V ' ra settle the Indians upon them. I: hal tn-en suggested that the In diaus now held by thtv Government at Mt. ernon arsenal in Alabama, bo transfered to North Carolina, i rson-1 bat Governor i'owle is of the opinon he chair of'tnat tomahawks and scalping - S. r.ngfleld knives can be used to greater ad ' vantage in Vermont, and ho i- right. Let ns trust to Providence and m (th1's own tune the husband man will rejoice in the fruit of hi lar. r. Hat th.s is the veterans day, and I now turn to the broken romra-it ol th vt heroic army that for four years, held their colors on the peril ous edge of battle. Von my conn trv men were not reibels but iatr:ot.s He who iieiieve you to have boon ! 'ra.tors knows nothing of history. , a id ;-i a stranger to the principles s on which this government was found ed. Tiie States entered the l uion sent ' . . ! ee d we a stea.lv ltob'.n-.n. T.i to..o;v .; . sympat i.y at. ! adopted ai.,1 , I 'avis at New ( : "Kesolved, Ti, ness of' y oars on the dl-tl-'lll-'.e elpeCt.lt . Ol i .' t . Its eerta n'y is feet ;oii u ;..' :i :r pre--, o : : en la; l'n i' we ri - a. v; vio In! Io o I "S.S .! vv ..,d n. s o Ib.lt it -thcsln - a n n o t tr. mon in an' ion h.s ' :an. br ; parallel so,,!:,-r ; foreign ; man . n as ti..- ire i v e b- id vv ai ranted sad e v el; , y o ' do 'Ok to our a ' ig'I (go e.l! i o ; v ' l;,i .Ur people, bono.- make i f i. s wis h . .. d I.:.-' at ye. ii. ; Oar humors ;,re soTving latge rye crops. Mr. K. M. Fescue says' that he .nteii 's to turn part ot hi. cotton lb-Id in'o a liay field. Ho' tli iik- thai it wiil pay him bettor! t ban cotton. ! Wo heard a real old gray hea ed, rigid 1 oinocrat say a few days ago that he had fought the Republican party ever since the war, 'bind now," -aid ho, "to see that party oi zing out of the county, he was it-ady. like Abram of old, to ex claim. 'Lord, now let thy servant depart i n peace." " Our good friend Frank Green in torms us that he has secured from one ot the dunes county exodustors a real genuine coon dotr. "None of v our -nek skillets,' " continued in- ; "1 know i: to b" a fact, for the I exiidustt-r was not able to own a -i-illet." Well, that proves that a i man in our county may be too poor to have a .-klilef. but can't bo too poor to have u dog. A leal stampede l.otll seVer.li of ':: p! iti'.i: ions in denes con;.'' , an:. ja' 'ho colored people to 1. jl'i.io'- iliiiiii,' the past week, many of w hom we h-ai n failed to get on the crowded trains, anil are now ; h iug along the railroad waiting lor hi next tram. We learn that all the negroes at Mr. ,1. 15. Banks', i except two families, and nearly all. the 1'iney Giove section, have left ; in fact in every part ot the county sonic have belt. We must say Tiat the exo Pas fever is waxing hotter and hotter. Old women and eld au-n. aged between To and S(J y ears, are t : epuring to go. Someicess. ho own land and are making a i possi s ana wains hi an i il.iinc, I.-.- ba; i : rs ieft, o one the e antes.- said, mean no i.'i'v . " i' .'.'. a t ll'ia.-alel ii;ell-at-;u Ills !...." o ir iiotnewanl way: l o ' few the! I force lo ubt , a safe : e a ' 1 - !)P. ; : a i a, v. vi-ita tlie dogs Ml eh isc, the ea-t!ed lu.ikl of Brest." inte-s. witli her raider, spurred, 1 so t lie race betran : nrv f.vracn followed her Lord -.i) a s was in the van. "f Ibie his fellows pas-ed. ar.d a Til y cried be : .so who will pursue the knights c lady lair for me 1" at horse's head h i' bridle-rein, .!y rai.-ed her battle-axe and sank ia his b; ain . cairo ilisni.v.mte.I where lie lei1. 'd uii, in his face ; s "ir.,- ri-in-i th'-tr steeds a moment theie. and tlivii kept on the chase: And all who passed were wroth of soul that by a woman's hand should laii the gallant John of Brie, th- tbiwer ol' ali the land; Ye- no mie wished the lady ill. for well each rale;- knew !: was a deed of fair .defence, if not of lien inc-do. i oar lady, she was mounted dl; hei pah rev strong' and fleet i,oro iu-r away tnat stirnn' ...a tiling fee 1 ; Ann ligni she aiag.ieil at t wi..' made i.ur-int too late. As -be and i.eis l iirht cbeerfuiiv tli'ouli the castle gate; W !a.e ( h aides ol Blois in vv rath exclaim--il : "I svear before all men, To ii: aw th" fiiiigs of this -he-woll" ii" she e .cr come back again 1'' I . i L" I re. s Olid b and tin- prreoiit:);g' t but win will bo very -iiioH. .-'t-od liny t roes on- lao-t iiion simply brcuu-- . 1 1 1 -1 licids of p ri ip a g',1 1 ii o ; ;! uneo'i'biin t" iv, . ;n til'tti. Jit lfU.-t v-.',,o: .'. grown mi i i'l'iiioo r--.li but t ho pt c;r.i e in - .-ii u ic kory si- 'us : i. : - i ce.-sf u 1 road. ; - tie hardy and i n i in. 1 - . ' - -ness. Si . 1 1 1 1 : e. p point aro n---. - i reyiirds 'the ' n- ' graftino; ;i n. ', : h-- i -; use. We v- at Ui i - the horticuHnri f i. -nie-nt stiiti.. -lis iiiai oo . , : ot expenniiMit-in tii; b.-.. total to es'ah'ii.-h fio-i -pnictieal va : u- . i vv : iiaiiod with aj'pfu't oi y ..,! ': i.it ' grovvi.-!'-. W o li-'f i : -'lie io--; informatii .a as : . i wli.; ,'c.e 1 of the ha!t'-.;o7.i.u ..; ai -c- i : ; i - genious cai'yas will I'm ..i-h the ; best stuck a" ti.-- p,-cu:.. the i StOCk Oil Wilicil it ,;H'.1 ino.-t easily and frei-lv : ;d-o the Beot time and method -jf yraftinu'. the influence of the stock oi hardiness, productiveness and; other points of value. j Two facts appear to bo fairly j well established in pectin culture. I he tree requires a ricn soil to bear abundant and regular crops and isolated trees hear less, as a rule, than when in groups of several, whereby the pulenation of the fertile flowers i.-. facilita ted. From Orchard and (larden. oiganized: ami ;i movement is on loot to consolidate all existing or ganizations and extend thorn, whereby the organizers expect in a brief - oriod to include iu thiH con solidated association not lean than their 4 O'-'b.OOO farmers. Sumo of these associations have organized iu the Southwest, some in other parts of the South, and some in the West. Their general pin po.-e is so to expresH the im i-o! i anee of the agricultural inter i -t as to cause other interests to I-ay greater heed to the farmer. The complaint of all these organ izi'icns is, in substance, that the middlemen and money leaders havi . in one way or another, great advantage over t he farmer, which advantage has been nsed to hie impoverishment. All these organ ;x i' bns aro secret, and although in a purely local sense none of them i- political significance, inasmuch a-'iif - all look forward to an op pcti.M y lor the farmers' vo e to ch iu g - b-g!lat ion wbioh they con 1'iveiube p lit iciilarly adverse to ti.-- agricultural interests. "i the most signicant facts ii ch is shown indirectly by Mr. study i- : hat there is a 1 feeling among farmers l nd u-t i ml, oi gari''. if ion ! io-: them great injustice. 0 -ll'-c. l,e: ut hts full Kfafe he-.- facts. Mr. Better lee V i 'im, and his article 1 i lie 1 )ece m ber nu m bor. Of one who prays on bended knee. Ab. well I know whose name it is Makes up the burden of that plea. Without, beneaUi the darlening aky, Ihe nii'lit wind rooani am on tbe 1 leaves; "Within, when' ou pale shadow droop, A saintly spirit waiu and grieve. Like one frorti I'aradibe sliut out, 1 lift my eyes wilh onga gaze Would God I too were kueellng there, Aa in tbe blessed by gooe days ! Between the parted curtains now (Shines lorth a tender star like face, Iliiflh, hungry heart! Be still f be till ! Hack, haunting memorieU your place 1 Tlie vision fades; the nljjht wears on; I turn with slow unwilling (oet; Mv sin tbe angel with the nwoi-d That drives me from that K1en sweet. Harper's Bazar. Almost all of as lire more in the future than the present. Those who live mostly in the past are on the high-road to worse sorrow thau they know. To tbe healthy minded tbe future has always the treasure to which the present holds the keys. red. i' no :v-i - Great things are not accomplish ed like idle dreams, bat by years of patient study. ADVICB TO HOTHRS1, Mrs. "Win slow 's Boothino Btuvt should always be usad tor oUldra teething:. It soothe the child, aoftmts tbe Rums, allays all pain, ourM wind colio, and is the beet remedy for diar hoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. As a man's "yes" and "no,'' so his character. A prompt "yes" or "no" marks the firm, tbeqaick, tbe decided character ; and tbe slow, the cautious or timid. AI TOJIATIC IBWINO MACHIKK i m nsver- -- bej.iml, roae ;.;:;. i.iiii :i- not too lo:i- in br-j.-i. -i - aihi the hold once more. And with six hundred men at arms who ke. n-eil'ed weapons bore. ltefoi-3 the dawn had cleared the sky she staited on her way, And, eii elinc past vvhei c on th'- ground her tentless foemon lay. She entered Ifennebon, where the .-h' uts taught braggart Charles of Bin is That came she bark as come she had. her teeth he might not draw. She i- a valiant dame and fair, and hard f ' ii y ear on y ear Ilertioops have fought her foes of France. and li.-id tlie country here: And .-.inn .-hall pass the hope of ( ;,ai ic- onr lirit'.any- to seize With :oeues iroin Spain anil knava-r- from Fiance, ami scum of (tenoe.se; !",.; K:!;;ia nd's kin j halh succr sc-::l to r.i.i her in the iight, A:..l Knf land's l:nr li.iiii b.v.irn ;,a i..i;li h- i .-on -hal! have hi- ri -ht. , i i : r I ; v : r m : 1 1 e i ivo r as a I a i s i" I 'll, i on it Ivi: id.. fi ll -i-rtod mpt cir.g jua'.s. V irginia eij're.-lv re . 1 the right tn withdraw fnuu uion.itnd her aimis.-ion ;ntn a. on wi-M .tn acknowledgment ft.. J i. e - -i ... , x: a V. was i of i frier., ii'.tie ; Ct'IT'J '.'.ier' cru: i i i tl ' r v a r a i '. .. 1 1 New decided rg busi- in-re were ds at the i . y , a n 1 ited by ; he r':-.f ;dot is not 'he l'.-eeident vn the stealing amibl ti : h;s i ' - a ed thi'. i'.o t'ra ' ers- : e : : 'g I - ' K ' n; .',. w!:v fbo !v is'.ihed : - v State . 11 l a p ir'y com ti; ts --i is i -r eati s t . " ' . i:c; t ti a ' a:iv thing. rt.ere is con in t'.ie thought that a il it of r. '. oi t'g coming, arc! then, w , , unto the rbbistian ' So i'xr a htiaiin e.'Tort can con trol the matter, one should alwve jill be cheerful, contented and calm. : se . : to succes-s it will .i-s e - VTVe the 1 the I by the gove-rnmen' of the right n,' sec '.-s li ui. North ( aroima was the la-; ot : he State-s to enter the I n.on. Let no man no turn her patriotism; rather let ail men appl.uid her wi 'dom. North ('axolina wa.s jealous of the lilxTties of her people, and she would not enter the I'nion unt;l she felt th it those liberties weuM ! secure. Turning then to the late war GoTornor Lee paid a high tribute to North Carolina for the part she bore in the war between the States. Speaking oTGettysbarg and "Pick et's charge," he showed that North Carolinians deserved the highest praise b-r haTing planted their colors deepest in the ranks of the enemy. Governor Iee nieutioued specially Jackson, U ill, Kamseur. Gordon, 1'ettigrew and other lead era, bat made no allusion to the greatest of all, Robert K. Lee. Governor Lee was followed by Governor Fowle, who made abun dant amends for the omiaaion of ut l.el" sufle:.-: ba', :.. lllet t '..e ex ir" : :. .11 f v e r mai.lv i t be bf I. t r ;; ' , oi . " no '-' tiated In elc : i : . i 1 1,-r int. vv d tc.K. ,i. V ot saori! lino love that t ion ; i i ice : i c i ; i v a c ' our em. fid. : - . aid rev cfence. he imp., rieoi- v. i .tig purpo.-o vvhicii r yoked d i -son r and ' c ti ii t the re.-tb's o an , of rtgti' and a .-npm ii which peril. i'"fd I!" '.iiriunc in hi- ciio-t-u Ly i!ire ..ic,- of nr.nd, by l.-t v ,d patriotism. by uto wu pi t un ;.-i n g honesty, iv delicate nmiiir, by kindly and .sympathetic nature, wo declare him cons'itu'ed exempliri vviiii b: .ohm ra' .nii . and we know . 1 and im I .etui - Ill'Wll-'tlts p! i) on vv ere i''- .l.i'e m-iim--el ; ii .i Hire ! i e s i ' a ' i o : i ( , ; cm rs -. Man's Trne Ideal. The true ideal that should fdi a man's heait and fire his emergie.--is excelleiice in his own sphere, the living ot his own particular life ju-.t as fully and nobly as he not -iwnobody el.-e can. True, this is an unknown quantity, but it is a real and attainable one. Day by day it is rising, and day by day he feels conscious of increased power. Whether it may lead him he cannot tell, but that by its guidance he will go further and accomplish more than by any other lie may rest assured. Whoever cherishes this aim will li ii ii lull scope for every faculty, full work for every day, and fuil satisfaction in every sue Attempting nothing im le, he is doomed to no in tig .--ty tnat t bev arc lie-1 evitable disappointment, nor is ,r go. oven if they have j there any limit at which he mav their homes and property cease to f-trive. without di.-posing of.: - sas has absorbed every-' Method of 'thought. liven their churches are All, from the humblest to the One ot the church men highest, need to cultivate a carelul mo that mo-' of their .mil accurate method of thought in have mi;' attending tle-ir ! all things. The cause of things and their true relations to each other d" not lie on the surface waiting to be picked up. but are often far down out of sight, and must be dug for to be discovered. We shall liud them, if at all, in the nature of the things themselves, not in some chance coincidence having but that of association. Ibejudice, when sifted to their real origin, will often disappear, fears will dissiolve, rooted aversions be lulled np as weeds. t hem W Ki ll exoil as ;.: o :.b t ' iiey readily let . : I'.- :: gi. t or day. it we can lil.d out, the ,o yet the groat move place sometime between the Christmas holidays, d a! ino-t depi'i'lil lie t bf negroes. Evils of 'Jisrarette isim-kimr. Again (on August 12th) the New York Press lepoiier went round to call upon the loaoing phy sicians of this city to endeavor to ascertain the t-fleets ot cigarette smoking upon the youih of the metropolis. All with one accord ,-eemed to agree that i 'fiided to cause insanity m general unfit ness for work of an klli'l. "Do you coitsid"! it injures the lungs?' was the queiou asked of one physician. la answer, the u ccor took a cigarette, lighted ir, -axil drawing 'U a mOUtflfl". "t Mllolie, Mew it out thiough a or ot li s lotudker ehiel, wiucu be bold oistended across his ruoutu, and then ex hibrted the place when- the smoke had passed through. A dark brown stain was distinctly visible. "Now," said the doc; or, "that same stain that you see on my handkerchief is left ou the lungs, which are, as you know, soft and spongy in texture a is the hand- herchiel." Dr. William A. Shufelt, ol west Eleventh street, said m me course of an interview, that he had seen himself many ca.es of parangitis sicca, one of epilepsy, ami one ol the total insanity, causeil entirely by cigarette smoking. Tue makers of cigarettes, he said, e-pecially of a cheap kind, impor1 quantities of opium, which is la:gi-iy used m their manufacture -It is a well known fact," he ci-ntirued, "that there is nothing -.. iiluring us opium, and you wib li-o' ihat smok ers of cigaietto- incii-ciously choose the kiud lh,; oouiaiu drug in the l;irgei-t q ianir o.--. Probable the persons who i;k- it the most have not the fuin'e-r ,c, ,i of what it is that the crm toout in the cigarettes thry are smoking.' Among the iuhahiiauis. principally the foreigners, oi i he East side of the city, you will find among the youth terrible ea.se.s oi cmaciatium and iucapabilit lor wmk caused entirely by this habit, which has grown upon them, of constantly smoking cheap cigarettes, which are probably ruoieor loss saturated with opium. Of course the princi pal evils of cigarette smoking are caused by the fact thai the smoke is inhaled unconscious! by some, and on purpose by other-, so that in time the lungs become quite studded and eventually destroyed." ( ur Hop bal I low ii on F ool ii a 1 1 . '1 lioniasville 'has .ty n, under the bead talks as follow.' i I'linity boy- have whipped Wake Lotc-i bav s at foot Indians may for our youths w hoa-piro to high and hence t h : n gs ; .md in tin- mo mont of our grief and in our pride wo confidently challenge the judg ment of posterity, and believe that the historian of au-r years, looking down the perspective of the pa-t. will e Jell'erson Davis the colos sal figure of his times, and do ju--tice t the virtue winch so deeply tiled him in our hearts. Kesolved, That we tender our warmest and deepest sympathies to his tvereaved family , and invoke for them the consolation of the lbvine Love. 'Kesolved , 'Th at w , con dole w 1 1 h our fellow-citieiis upon the loss of his living presence, and congratu- Now We hoof Tii. i' the I " n i v. -r; t v v ni:. i nt ; lm Ti .nr v boy s. Tnat t no ' ik Grove boys vv hip out t ho I nivei -i'y boy s. That t ho Lino forest bo s vv n 1 1 out tut- 11 iH tiruvi' ooys That ; he An; elope whip out tin- fine fore-t boys. That the Athlete Africans may whip out the Antfiope Indians. That the .Model Monkeys m..y whip out the Athlete Africans. Tin the snakes may swallow the Model Monk'-ys and so ei.d buever the groat Ameiicin game of football. i ou know, t hat if you Inula bent tube, one arm of which was the size of a pipestem, and the other was big enough to hold the ocean, water would stand at the same height in one as in the other. Con troversy equalizes fools and wise men in the same fools know it. An Kditar with a Fat "Sit." Au exchange says that John L. 1 Sullivan drew .-foO per week for ' sixteen weeks as a sporting editor, may and the only item he ever wrote was: may "We is satystied that John L. Sullivan can nock owt enny Liviu' may ; man ou earthe no nigers nead aply. Saved from Consumption. Severn pnveicians predicted that Mr. Asa R Riwley, druggist, of Chicago, wounl soon have consumption caused by aa aggravated case of catarrh. Cus tomers finally induced him to try Clarke's Extract of Fiax (Papillon) Ca tarrh Curi- He says: "The result was . unnrHCPdenced. I commenced to get weii after trie first application and am now. after a few weeks, entirely cured. ' It will do the pame for you. Price SI. Try Clarke's Flax Soap for the Skin and you will use no other. 35 cents. All of Clarke's Flax remedies are for te by F S. Duffy, druggist. Eveiy young man. on e-itei ing the bu-iness v. oild, should f'ormior himsoli'. or adopt at the suggestion of competent advitiers, .i plan of life based upon sound morality, and shaped so as to accord with the bent and scope of his mental ca pacity. His course chalked out, let him take courage, and, v. v ha stout heart amid all dangers, a pure con science amid ad temptations, and a clear head amid all perplexi ties, push forward with hope and confidence. The breath of a cbrouic catarrh pa tient is often so offensive that he be comes an object of disKUft After a time ulceration seta in. the spongy bones are attacked arid freau.-ntly en tirely destroyed . A constant source of d iecoinforc is the dripping or the puru lent secretions into the throne, some- tirnee producing inveterate hrnnchitis, which in its turn has been the exciting cause of pulmonary ai-ese The bril liant results which have attended its use for years pat pr"p rly designate Ely's Cream Baiiu as by far the best and onlv cure. SiiSt'-stioim as to Self Culture. Every year i-coics of jonng peo ple graduate or leave school. The I majority ot them, it is to be feared, imjgino lliat I'm iher mental culti vaiion is unnecessary, if indeed I they co'isider that anything re j mains for them to learm Suppose a farmer should say, "1 have tilled my land ten years; now 1 will let it alone and see if it will yield me crops without cultivation.'' Sil'y as such a resolution might seem, it would be no more foolish than it is for people to cease cultivating their minds when they leave school, or at any time of life. No opportunity for mental improvement should be lost. Lack of time need rarely be given as an excuse for not studying or reading. So much may be done in spare moments. If a Bingle fact a day is added to one's stock of knowledge, in three hundred and .-ixry-five days will not the gain be considerable ! There are few who cannot devote twenty minutes a day to reading. Those who read thoughtfully and carefully, if but for a short time daily, and who reflect upon what they have read while engaged in mechanical occu pations, thereby fixing it in their memories, cannot fail of becoming well informed. Not a moment should be wasted upon trashy lite rature. Solid reading should in deed be alternated with fiction, but witti only the best. If one is at all doubtful as to the pronunciation or meaning of a word, let the diction ary oe consulted, ihis requires but little time and mental effort, yet it is a valuable means of ednca lion, and one within the reach of all. Likewise the atlas should be consulted whenever one meets with a geographical name which he can not locate. Another invaluable aid to people whose time does not equal their desire for mental im provement is (he cyclopedia. The histories lor young folk are both instructive and entertaining read ing for older ones who have time to gain only a general knowledge of history, and who often may not be iu condition for heavier works. Every sentence written or uttered should be regarded as an exercise in composition. The writer once heard a distinguished author say: "Cultivate a habit of listening critically to your own convemation and that of others. Train the ear to discriminate between correct nnd faulty constructions, between elegant aud inelegant modes of expression." A most excellent mental exercise, which can easily be practiced whue one is engaged in some other occupation, is to con struct a sentence in as many ways as possible, and try to determine by the car which is best. One who makes good use of all the easily attainable means of intellectual cnlfure cannot fail to become more polished and graceful in manners. ITas no rqual is delivered fre very wliere. Dease send full Poat Offic Ad dress, including County, and also Tour fhippinK address, including railrosdit tion must convenient to yon. On cent (Mist.il expense will bring to you some thing new and important for every fam ily. For full particulars please send to No. 4.,7 Vest 26th Street, New York City. It has been observed that tlie man who has the fewest failings in the most tolerant of those of bii neighbors. Huby'i Letter. A letter from Mr. J. W. Ruby. Union City, InJ , says: "I bave used your Clarke's Extract of Flax (Papillon) Cough Cure and find it a complete cure for deep nested cold. It has don more than two of our most skillful physicians. My children bad the whooping oough and with the aid of your Oough Cure they bad it very light compared with neighbors' children who did not take it. I believe it to be tbe beet oough oure la the market." So it is. A Urge bottle only $100 Clarke's Flnx Soap for tbe 3kin. It leads them all. Price 28 ota. Cough Cure Bnd Sjap for sale by F. 8. Duffy, d ruRgit. How rarely do we accurately weigh what we bave to sacrifice against what we have to gain. THINK! THINK! T H I ILVT K. ! way and the 'A charitable word is all that is sometimes necessary to convert a sinner's hea-". In like manner one bitter word l. capable of fHicting a soul and plunging it into a sad ness that may he most injurious.'' IS LIFE WORTH LIVItVGI Not if vou go thrcuyh the world a dvspep- tic. Acker's Dyspepsia Tnble;s re a po.i- Prof. Loisette's Memory System r is tive cure for the wori-t forms of Dyspepsia, creating greater interest than ever in Indigestion, Flatulency find Constipation, all parts of the country, and persons Guaranteed and sold bv K. Berry. New- wishing to improve their memory WmX. '.'. should send for his prospectus free as advertised in another column. Beecham'a Pills cure bilious and ner nov20 d4t w4t . 'vouBille. a r-rzLE. Why grown men and women with matured reflective powers should ne glect their tniall ailments is really a puzzle. Uost of otherwise sensible people thus bewilder conjecture. It is one of the things w liieh, rs tbe lste la mented Lird Dundreary ixbuand, "no felUh c .n iiod out,. "' Diseises grow faster th n weeds, an 1 , moreover. be'et oru another. Incipient indiges tion, a touch of biliousness, slight ir regularity ia the habit of body what complex and serious bodily disturb ance, not local, but general, do these not brKt. if dip regarded? Baffle and drive i fT the foe at the first onset with Uostetter's Stomach Hitters, sovereign among preventives A constitution in vigorated, a circulation enriched, a bruin and stomach tranquibzed by this national medicine, becomes well nigh invulnerable. Tim Bitters counteract ma'aria, rheumatism and kidney com plaint. They who have read about every thing are thought to understand everything, too, but it is not al ways so : reading furnishes tbe mind only with materials of knowledge; it is thinking that makes what we need ours. We are of the rumi nuting kind, and it is not enough to cram ourselves with a great load of collections we must chew them over again. Prof. Loisette's UiSCQVERY AND TRAINING METHOD Tn - ite of ailrUT itert imitations which mim th :m .r . :iul priu-t ical rt-ii!ts t 1 1 Original, in Spite of ... -'..nt nirnjm-witiinti.mf" by mivioaa wouid-bf) '.i-i;; t,.rs. .n ii -i in "t " 'lni attempts to rob" htuO . ! .. . r M. t ' i - ! tt "r. ! nil tf which dumonBtrata tb i'! fti-l i,..iiii;arity of hie teaching L 1 . . i fv.r I""'irtrttmit t rcoBTjie0 . 1 1 M'l.'-.i-H us marking n Epoch id 11 - P- .f.pect (s-nt post fre) givea ii'.' . I'.'n-t s i.f the (tlle who have act . ."" i ;u i.y ("rrMpondeuee, shnwinfl - - ).. ' ...'1 u-hi'v b'i?i0 fit lulled, not t: a.uy h'Htk (V I famed in a rinole , nt H i i'-rim; rur.ii, ,i c. For Prospdfctua i : o.i -n riis atl1rn I.OlMiTTK, U37 Fifth Avenue. N.V For a disordered liver try Beecham'e I Pills. When the writer stops to think of the distressing times in East ern North Carolina it makes these old bones or his shudder, and for a moment he pauses and wonders to himself if there can't be some relief had so that the people, both white and colored, may not leave their mother land and move to other States. Yes! Yes!! Yes!! I it is distressing to see the people shaking the North Carolina dust off of their feet and m.oving to Kansas, Mississippi, Louisiana and other States just at the time when New Berne and surrounding country is about to be on the greatest boom she has ever had. Yes! Yes!! Yes! II Think ihat one million or more dollars will be scattered among the laboring classes of New Berne and sur rounding country by Northern men during the year 1890 in building the East Carolina Rail road, PROVIDED WK GO TO THC Polls on thb 9th day of Janu ary 1890 and vote for the town of New Berne to subscribe for Fifty Thousand Dollars of the Stock that she may have this much power in this Railroad, therebv brineine it to New Berne Yes! Yes!! Yes!!! Voters, don't stop at this little sum of fifty thousand dollars, but vote for fifty thousand more to be given to five men who will build fact ories in New Berne, employing two hundred men, women and children who will get from fifty cents to two dollars per day. Yes! Yes!! Yes!!! voters, women and children, this is just a little fight between thrproperity hold er and the laboring man, aud I assuro you if you will weigh the matter well, that on the 9nt day oflJanuary, 1890,a handsome ma jority will be given in favor of the Kailrorad, and the road will be built and the factories will be built, and New Berne will be a thriving city of 20,000 inhabit ants within five years. YesI Yes! Yes!!! this is the greatest enter prise of the l'Jth century in Eastern N. C, and to induce every man, woman and child in the town of New Berne to give it their hearty support, Big Ike, the clothing man, next door to F. Ulrich, the wholesale grocerj will reduce the price of his all cotton and wool pants to 49i, 74, and !Hc. ; heavy double twill drawers at 24c an all wool coat at 149; heavy, all wool overcoat at 249J. Dress goods, shawls, cloaks, buttons &c. must be sold at half price. Whole stock brogans for 79j .to 9!ic. Yes! Yes!! Yes!!! Think of our sister town of Ooldsboro who has just voted three hun. dred thousand dollars to im provements and is the most thriving town in Eastern N. C. Voters, voters, hear jq mind, that you have tQ retrister before the sun sets on the 28th day of December as the new law closes the registration VjP on' that day. New Berne, N. C, Dec. 1st, 1889. T. DeWITT TAX MAGE'a NEW AND BEST BOOK. GATHERED GEIISj It li a hndom OOtTO book. Of IM MM, Bunna in cioin Ma (Ola, wuta mc luonniiau. oniaiBim thirty of bis beat wtdom, with rail hto handaomvlT twenty foil Blni MMtod to ny Bddraaa, poat- - lory of hl Ufa. tiald. on raoalpt of prtoe. Prtoa bound tn cloth, 11.60. half roaaU M. lfty par t. dlaoonnt to aenla. Bond W oaata tor Praa peotui Rook and paekaga of olroalara. and go to work at onoa. Addraaa J. B. OUII-vllt, 1'abllaher, 67 Boa atraat, Naw York. 90
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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