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it 4 , SL50 Per Year. INDEPENDLNT IN ALL THINGS. 3 Si-r OL- xrv7. NEW BERNE, CRAVEN COUNTY, N JANUARY 7 II 4 S, - ' .''- ' , I V N , ! n I il -. I n.n ,,,,,..! ., mini .I.Wil .in" "" '- ""'" m. - (y 1 - 100 m. 0. S. BAGBY, SURGEON DENTIST. ES. J. D. CLAUK DENTIST, aw BBitva. c OflM m Cr atrrai. !' FWltck ' C. R. THOMAS, unuiTin cjnJSiu iraw II I. IIHll T I ' W BBJUV, W . . - . VuilHtMtllM. ta u a tn.iim ad limn r it- j ! t 1 1 " VT. D. ITdVER, , Atfornoy - at - Law, Nw Drnt, N. C. GEO. HENDERSON, Gsixal Isssrancs Agent lUMV fin I CMBMUlf. a SV l4V riMif t4Mraw r MM CtMB fT. P. H. PEL1JETIEB, AtlOBSCT AT LAW Ctmvm 8i.tww 4mm rtk o JvmaJ A4M. w fim MMa CbmM Xw ara, aJ - MRS. J. M. HINES' Mml J. x. Bcrxa a MUWliUtMat pUM J. M. HIKES, Agent IaSloioandTo Arrive : 4C0 bbla. Floor. 40 ' Saffx. Pork. OiL Lim, i Cemat, 1 Saaff, 200 boxett Tobacco. 600 ' Cif&n. 100 " SUrch, iS M PerUn. 60 gros BAkiug Powder. 75 " Mtcb, M ColTe Ecnce. M tacks CoxTee, case Tea, rtH Bagging, SCO bdl. Ti 100 reaffll Pp?r, 100,000 Ppr Sacks, 50 doseo A-xe, AO " Pocket KniTCtj. 00 " FUiW, SO " Locks, all sizes. 10 " Coffe-9 Mills. Alto a thousand and one other articlM loo numerous to men tion. Theae Goods mast bo sold Call to ee us, foot of Middle ' street. Lnlhiin, Burrui & CDs!forit-iaworki0 fjri!Dowtoj11 Jas. Redmond WBOIX9ALX DEALXX 15 V1IIES, uQuons and CIGARS. Bonth Front Street, Tw Daon Ettat OsjUo Mou-e Kew Berne, N. C. Inn u J.C.V7hittyo. &x ormvxa fob sale Tha World Renowned DdnlfllPrfiliuOllODuinSi'000' min name1 Johnson crept ToeVraKB with th 14 t n.ii. T-- i)0S3 uonou jrreaaea T . . (! for !.' coc- 4j4xf i k eowauy tj alao earry a fall DUln-. Mchine Oil, tod Lsc Leathe lM,kf wivk (all t - FATt DWAKE. . ri urn a. J. a WHTTTT A oa. EDITOKI II. OTf. Tns Ch:!ia situation is aain cooplicati by M. Duster Kiiii'n to i!tnJ tbe inauguration oPrulent Moatt. 1 A TOt'Si) ma cAlltd at the 1 boo of Cornelioi Vanderbilc for 'the latter' bra'n, which he wished ! to h ve anil 4d. A(Tl5a Secretary of War Grant tbiak tbe sitaatioo on the Mei cau frontier is nerioos. The (larra oremeut is growing. People are strriog in the 3ute ot Darango, ilexico. With ctril war and famine the lister I Uipobiic ems to brj having a bard time. It U reported that oar Govern 1 meat bas agreed to pay ItAlr an , 1 Indemnity on aecoaot of tbe New Orlao affair, bat Federal officials j say there is no troth in it. Cow boys ar festive k ds. lie ca!ly they took fosesion of a . train ;n Trias. A drummer wu thrown ctT the train for wearing a red cra'-'at and young lad e were m Ie to ting. TtlB wholesale lynching of the Sims gang of murderers in Ala bana w4 perhaps a mcmt deserved fate- When Jadge Lynch act he acts promptly always, and some times aa wisely and precipi'.ately. Ba: we look for dn increase in mob executions of villains. Tbe laws I deUy and tbe jury system till a! way provoke lyncbings in the Sootb PeopUs feel that they mni b protected. R ght or wrong scch .a tha feelmg. Wil. Meeoger. i KEELEY 3 patetjt procea-s for tbe ' j care of inebriates continues to exbibit peculiarities. George, ifears ol Aarora, 111., recentJy i "card,'' spent Tuesday afternoon j la practicing with a revolver npon his wife and oue of the neighbors, ! badly woanding a boy and a wo saaa. On the same day Dr. H. B. Plamb, undergoing treatment in tbe Keeley branch in Dea iloine, la., jampd oat of the third story window tad died in tbe City IIo.. pital. Whatever tbe ' secret" may b, its effects are wonderful. N. Y. Advertiser. DA5IKL LlAD, ot Connecticut, who .o gave 11,000,000 to educate colored people in tbe Soatb, and who at bis deatb, recently, be qaeathed tbe balk of bis eat ate for lbs same purpose, was interested m basinet in Charleston before the war, and to prevent bis pro perty from being coanrated tarn ed it over to bis partner Geo. W William, banker. When peace was retored Mr. Williams restored it with tbe increase made in it by fort an ate Investment, amounting is all to over 11,000.000. It was in recognition cf this, it is said, that Mr. Hand decided to send this money and more back to the South. Wil. Star. It is ail very nice and fine to talk about there being no conflict between Mr. Harrison and Mr. Btane, but tbe facts are that in tbe field the conflict is already on, and it is not altogether certain that the will of tbe party and its best in terests aie to predominate in this conflict over tbe schemes and com binations of mercenary politicians. One thing may b? taken for grant ed tnat whoever deaires tte Presidential nomination wtll work will go before the convention as a candidate, and will accept its first honors whether tendered unani moaalj or otherwise. Washington Post. IT is surmised that the Kuropean powers are now more favorable to a movement for an international agreement to remonetire silver than ever before since its demone tuition. Kogland, France and Germany are representnd aa being willing to extend the use of silver currency anil make it a partial basis for the issue of paper money. Tbis, ii carried into effect, will restore fall value to tbe white metal, with tbe e fleet of making 1 money matters easier and strength ening the basis of monetary affairs. Bat no particular relief will there by be afforded the people of tbe Sontli who are engaged in making crops that sell in the markets of the world below tne cost of pro doction. News & Observer. New Okleass, Dec. A IMcayane, Meridian, Miss., dis patch, says: News of a most diabolical murder has just reached this city. Thursday night Willie Wright and Miss Phillip were married at tbe residence of the bride' father, twelvw miles north- west of Meridian. After the cere monj the bridal party were in the Darlor making merry, when a op to a window and fired the con tnr of , i dnnhle barrelled shot rnn - - loaded with back shot into, the body of Wngbt. Wright fell for- ward with a groan, dying instantly, In the confasion that ensned the assassin soogh: to make his escape, bat a constable captured him. Johnson and Wrigbt were rivals for the band of M.as Phillip and Johnaoa oiten threatened that if .be wedded Wrigbt he wonld kill ' htm, bat be paid no attention to legislatures ot Norway ana 1'ortu f hie threat. , gal. KD1TOKIAI. .V()TJ Tut Mar: of Dadloy h i insaretl lor r. (XiO.ooO. It seems a paradox. lu: theclepe fellow seldom geta tight TUK min who cannot stand do fea: Is no: fit for victory. IT a called the Mexican border because it borders on Anaroy every now and then. Gov. Camtukli. says that Gen. Palmer is the strongest western man yet named for the Presidency. Thk wonderful progress made in fnrgery is shown from the fact that only 0 percent ofallope rations in amputation are fatal. Kveby woman believes that if her husband could be married to i other wouiaa a week he woald know better how to appreciate her Se5atoe Plumb subscribed for every newspaper in Kansas, and be read 'em too. No wonder the man broke down in the prime of life. What a satire on the four cen turies of civilization symbolized bv the World's Fair a war on little Chili by the Great I'nited States would b-'. Thk witty Washington Poet 'ays: Gov. Hill will not invite Lient. Gov. Jonea to his farewell dinner, but he might send him a sample of tbe soup. Tea outlaw Bob Sims, lately! lynched by an Alabama mob, had 1 long cited tbe Bible in defense of very form of outlawry, and urged that it was the dutv ot Christians ti defy tbe law. Thk Cntted States Senate has J voted to exclude newspaper men from the floor. Now if the news papers would vote to exclude U. 8. Sanators from their columns, wooldn't there be some disappoint ed Senators The Chilians, spoiling apparent ly for a fight, are doing all they can by delaying jastiee and by setting watches on the American legation to provoke this Govern ment into warlike measures. Ch. l should b. better advised. llaRKisox is said to be scheming ; to provoke a war with Chili. He is keeping Kgan, it is alleged, in Chili because he is so distasteful, and to stir up bad blood more and more. We do aot know how this is. One account says all the re ports from Chili are "entirely . sectional." The news of the defeat of the I suns his soiled ermine in propitious rebels in China baa ben promptly smiles and perfumes it with his followed by the news that the gracious favor, defeat was really a victory, and 1 Once more he lowers his stand that things are looking very blue I ard to the shouting rabble. West for tha Government. The news Virginia must be captured. We from China is very much of the can fancy Harmon saying to him same character as a great deal of self, '"Who in all her realm are the news we used to t,et from our . most practiced in political legerde own war, "interesting if true.'' main! Why, right here are the Thkbe is no use for big beads or sore beads in Congress. The Demo cracy expects that its represents tivea in CongreM will be united. It expects them to be neither Crisn men nor Mills men, bat Democrats ; willing to do all in their power for the promotion of Democratic prin- ciples,and sacrificing nothing of i Democratic strenght to their in terest in the personal fortunes of any candidate for office. At a meeting of prominent ei Confederates in Memphis, Tenn., Dec. 20, a resolution was adopted appointing a committee of five to present to the next general assem bly a bill appropriating the sum of 11,000 annually as a pension for ; of the Chilian republic to a proud the use of Mrs. Jefferson Davis. It ! position among the nations of the was further resolved that a com- world. mittee will correspond with the Anxious as this Government is governors and other citizens of ! for the success of republican insti other Soathein States requesting , tutions on this continent, her first them to call the attention of their ( concern is for her own honor and legislatures to this subject, and the welfare of her own people. recce m mended the passage of a like appropriation bill. Tub Boston Herald is sure that if the Democrats in IS'J- "accept a different nominee for the Fresi dency than the one they had in lSS.it will not b-e David B. Hill, and venture to predict that his name will be Koswell P. Flower. Our friends, the enemy, need not bo so solicitogs on this point. With just and decisive tariff legislation , this Government to Ceili, but with during the present Congress, and , nations, as with individuals for wisdom and fidelity in engagements bearance may cease to be a virtue, with the people, almost any Demo- There is a limit to all things. A crat will tiower into Presidential man may hesitate to chastise a boy success. Mk. Heney Cahot Ludgk has contributed to the New York Tri bune a long article on the ques tions ot a quorum and of the right ot a Speaker to make a quorum by counting members not voting or taking part in the business of the House. In support ot Speaker Heed he produces precedents from 1 opam, Portugal, nenmarit, Sweden, Holland and other countries in w hich parliamentary law is very crude and ill developed, lie did not go to Iiusi.a and Turkey for parliamentary precedents, for ' abviom reason?; but he takes rather large lilvercies with the in telligence of the American neoDle by clting against their constitution ' ,7 . .- - the parliamentary practice in the HAD AIT0I NTMEN'TS. The uhief is responsible for his subordinates. In a representative Government, in which the chief magistrate most make appointments to oflice npon the recommendation of others, it is inposible for him to have personal kno wledge of the fitness and pro priety of every appointment, never thelesa public opinion holds bim , other is the representation ol hat accountable for-the character and : ever is repellent to the senses or efficiency of his appointees. II repugnant to the spirit of Chrifti howevtr the President appoints 1 anity and the genics of Cuil'z.i a man whose public life is known, tion. he not only gives a public trust, but he also gives to that individ ual his per.-ona! arid ollicial endorse ment. In llr.s lew of the case, Mr. Harrison has blundered in appoint ing Jadge Woods to a seat on the L". S. Circuit Court Bench and in caliiDg Mr. Klkins to a place in his Cabinet. Neither of there men is a red hauded criminal, but the reputa tion of each of them is smirched, Wov.ds is charged with having prostituted his official position, and I'.lknis is of nnsavory repute not on account of any felony, but be-J of Independent States, and what cause of general elepravity and i ever tends to its honor, its txal&a devihsh recklessness Klkins is tion and renown, and the jirosper said to handle political cards with ity and happiness of its people, remarkable dexterity. Why, he j The gr.-at event of ISO'2 in these can turn up jack whenever it suits j United States will be the election him, and he can draw a hand of toar aces at pleasure. Mr- Harrison plumes himself Ul 00 lue "u,KDicy ' aaminis- tration. If it has not been marked with high ability, it has carefully observed the '-proprieties.'' It would be a comic picture of "pro ' priety" with Woods and Klkins on either side and Harrison in the middle. Puck should not hesitate to utilize the situation and give the world a life picture. Wana- maker would smile to see it, but he , wonld not hang it up in hisSunday school room . The Harrison administration is unquestionably cn the down grade. When a man lowers his standard to get the cheers of the baser ele ments he bids farewell to all bis greatness. Why did Harrison appoint Woods! It was to please the rot ten borough denizens of his own State, and placate Dudley and his gang. Ihey were organizing to seed an anti-Harrison Indiana delegation to the Minneapolis con vention. To escape this discomfit ure and hazard, the President takes Woods from their circle, great jugglers GofT and Klkins, men of retute in all tbe arts of the magician.'' No sooner thought than done. GofT is made a Judge and Klkins bscomes master of tbe War Portfolio! THF , viroi STATES AM) emu. The embrodiment of the United states and Chili is greatly to be regretted. Lovers of republican government would be gratified to see the disagreement amicably ad justed and the American Repub lics cemented in bonds of mutual friendship and respect. We are quite sure the L'nited States desires peace and would welcome the triumphant advance 'e are told that it would add nothing to the glory of the United States to crush Chili. This may be true, but it may militate against the honor of this Government to permit Chili to play the braggart and woatonly insult our tlag and murder our citizens. The forbearance that the strong should exercise towards the weak has been generously extended by- fjr his insolence but if to insolence is added personal violence the youngster must be span ked. We trust that tha second sober thought may lead to a better un derstanding resulting in a settle ment honorable to both nations. "ly Holland the railroad compan. les employ women to watch the ranroa.i crossing, and it is said no aciuenis ever nappen at those crossings. "The fellow that a woman is watching is very apt to be caught. 'iilsnmen are finding other occupations that suit them better now th an acting British soldier In 1800 there -were 00,000 Irishmen the woik of the Billion Dollar Con in the British army; now there are grees they cried, "We object!" It but 127,780, and that is 27.7SO. too is proper, therefore, that tbe "Great many." The treatment that Ireland is receivini? from KncrUnH mav haro much to do with it. THE EW YEA II. K wry ye.ir carni'H uj on its wave bounding on to iho eternal t-ea. events freighted wirh lift ami death, but 1S92 jin ai ises to be tun spicuous among the eventful jctr.s of the orld's hi.srory. There are always two sitie.s to n picture. One presents the Good. - the Beautiful and the True. The We trust that 160J will pre.-eut , beautiful pictures of peace, prog ress and development. We trust that the war clouds will pass away from both hemispheres, and that Christianity and Civiliz itfon Edu cation and Ksfinemeut will , extend their beni ficent itjtluences throughout the world . Concerned as we are lor the spread of knowledge, the tr iumph i of science ami art, liberty science and freedom to of coti worship God in all nations, cur t.upei lati ve , interest is in this great Itcpu'ulu; of a President to succeed Mr. rison. That political excitement Har w j run high is to be expected. Indeed it cannot be avoided, for it is in cident to the occasion. Party spirit has i'.s place in every Government, but we trust ! Reflections and Expressions on the that in this memorable year it will Pat and Future, be held subordinate to patriotism,' Ftih. r Ti.-ue iu his onward and un and find its hie-hesf, devplonmpnt I cerisiDsr luucd has turLed another leaf in contributing to the adoption ol honest methods, fair elections, the public weal and the national honor. North Carolina should be a lead er among her sifter States. Pos sessed of a salubrious climate and fertile soil, rich in mineral ores and exhaustless treasures of forest. stream and sea, she has but to use ; the means that nature has placed I in her power to become aa distiu guiahed for her material prosperity as she is for heroism in war and probity in peace. Let ''Forward'' and ''Onward" be her watchword and reply, and when tbe sun of lS'JJ shall cast its last lingering rays across the old North State, they willl fall upon a people, deliberate in judgement and resolute in action, pressing for ward to the ultimate limit of humain attainment in all that can elevate and ennoble, without a stain npon their escutcheon, an honor to their race and a blessing to the world. COTTON SEED CAKE FOR SHEET. The American Agriculturalist insists that there is much wornont and impoverished land in the Southean States which can be profitably renovated by pasturing with sheep that are fed on cotton seed oil cakes. When fed to eheep the cake is not only a nutritious food of a high order, but 93 per cent of the nitrogen and still more of the phos phorus acid and potash is returned to the soil in the drop pings of the sheep. It eat: "It the 6heep are allowed one pound ol cotton seed cake each per day, it is astonishing how they wiil clear up the land and destroy weeds, branches, etc., and the droppings of the eheep will so enrich the laud that nutritious grasses soon cover the soil. Buy native sheep of some of the large markets. Feed liber ally, especially of cotton seed cake, and the increase of mutton and wool will far more than pay for the cake, and you get the land cleaned ! up and enriched, and well stocked with grass for nothing." l'EAM'T POLITICS. The "ew York iiecorder irre verently refers to David Bennett Hill os the "prince of peanut poli titians.' ' To this the Washington Post replies: "This is not only irrever- f ent to agentlemau who is both gov- j ernor and Senator, but it is along j ways from the truth. Gov. Hill's politics is not of the peanut va riety; but as a politician he doubly discounts any of his contempora- ries Of Cither party in the practical business of politics.'' Hill needs no vindication, and , we have nothing to say in his j behalf, but we protest against the term '-Peanut Politician,'' as indi cating anything small or disreputa ble. The Peanut is a valuable commodity, and a staple produc tion ot North Carolina. Taken seperateiy it is small, in the agreg ate it is immense; but singly or collectively it is always hoLest. Give us the honest Peanut in pref ercnc0 to anj thing diehoccst bow- ever pretentious. Smailas is tne , ;a d.lUb-.t-r of Mr. S. L Curtis, at ? individual Peanut the soul of thep j.jjht two hours after hia arrival. Iiecorder man would rattle in shell. When the people understood Objector," Holman, shouln stand at th head of the new Appropriations 1 Committee. ME.V0KIAM. '.IK i. 1 1 i or i . : 1;. i . 1 : n h A II. t. ' f .V l..-e ir. r. ;; rt i ai m s : - w .1 J " iiie . i - . i las, i:-. r ur ;. r... -; By in .... v :. i h '. , ; . .. ...... : up'joi i.c : E 'en no a-, in.. . ' .(jt, r. . -r: i : m -n Hi j u ..its TV or e f r Nc.v Y ur . u . t -i :. An i iy on ht-r w.-.y tUo- f ..'r i:jvi di ifw To ehov. er ia tick Eom.e ;,rd--i.n gift?, As now t-liB hirtcsO-'i Yc&r'epiiil f.-c Tint o'.i haih iilowt-.i beneath ht.r fo:. i m brace. P JOT f i ' -U J OHI ! cl hlii.i..--. p'l : !' U 11 II r 1 rer s n ; ci Tn. u r i c:i VT 1 , t L d . y s Wi ! f.iiiow. -V e !'r- i ' A ' i iau r. 1 v. r ; ITU!1. f" -if' a . i;a-; F Ci U- !fr:i." in t h pi. Ti or; i 'g h .u - i.l cu..: i h i-r n.o i I- ' r c ' ti m ; i r. l; 1 ' t-. ,r li.UlUjbtf llll.V grcLbi though It; aL.i cfct OiJ Tli n xi -!.. i-.u .i i L'..(' I-j .V Wvloiiio in O.'i Y. Lb IOliil S.i:i c.rt tl'.ou ce ii- all. Year, net I Uy i!,u rose of uwtot renifcsifcriuro on thy brenec. Aud though its colors fad i'.a crumb- Imii heart A p. rf ume pure shall fubtly e'er impart Its t woetnfes to cur ftniie. Have co rear Thou wiit not bo l. rgotiti). dtar Old Yoai ! THE OLD AM) NEW YEAR. on hia book of rcckonicg and lb&l is no morn. Chriotmas, wiih all its jjleitie? ia over, and todny the New Year, in ail ila youth and beauty puts ia an fiipar acce "Rest in peace ihou good O'.J Yesr, Darkly, deeply, traLquilly: And when the archangel's ceil I hear. God grant that thou shalt not appear, 'Gainst me to testify."' With the new yo'ar vro b.gin to make , our resolutions for the future promises for a uetter Hfr; but bow cf:en we fraii creatures, weak and prone to go wrong ' rash over and scatter all good resolu tions to the winds; but gather them up and again try u over, and eo lifi goes on, a constant warare, u&til the last day comes and wo arc called to l;ivo an account of our t-tewardchip, and we stand before the Great Jud';, who iooaa on our actions not as man uoea, but cn the motives of tbe heirt Oh. th t we could all koep it pure aud clean. What ia time'.-' Longfellow e&58 thit it is the shadow oa the dial, the strikirg of the clocfe, the running cf the, day and niht, tumaeraad winter, mcn'.ba. years, centuries; these are but arbitra ry and outward signs, tha rutafuie of time, not time ilec-'.f. Tirae is the I i f j of the soul. Carlyle wi i.e. : Thit great my-tery of Time, were there no other, the illim itable silent, cover resting thiog called Time, rolling lushirg on, awifc, silent like an all embracing ocesn tide, on i which we and all like exhalations. the univerje swim kfl ar,rriLions which are. and thoa are no'.: this ia very literally a miracle a thin strike ua dumb- for wo have no i co speak about it . Like wind fliea Tiaie 'twe-ia Lir h : to ; ord deatb : Therefore, aa long r.a thou bast breath Of care for two days hold thou free Trie day that w as and ia io be. "' Emergen thinks thai i: tLc-uld bo wriu n on the heart that ov: ry day Is : the best day i Li the &r, oLd that no man has learned tnj tbiug rightly until he knows ibr.t every d- ia Jooins day. : Aa the old j ear bleu.!.- into the new, tvery uicit.il Hops h J .oivea bis ene my, Tia:0 a iit'.'.e re-;, j ful cc-n.-idira- , tion. Hia p J r ia i; 'id wled gd : the; speed at which ii e travel iscoiamented upon.it act wun epprcvai men v.ito astoniehment. Ilia revtcgea &re re- mc-mberc-d, and j-Ucs are builded for : ore v il conciliating mm. lie ia auruitteu to oe i a formidable foe, sure to close in on; one eventually, but wiiocin be bribed ; and cp.j Med and persuaded into lenien- ; cy for many a day to come. Host of us ; try our best to pal! tbe wool over bis eyes, and beliovo we arc dsicg it finely, 1 only to tied cut tt latt that we never succeeded. II.) w boauaf j'iy does Er oa in bis Childo HarcSJ fpi.ii!: f tiai. : O Tinit ! the beautifier of of the dead, Adornerof the r.iin, coojferter Ani only bealer wheu thd heart hath bled Timi! the crrec'.cr a here our judge ments err, The test of truth, love eole phiiospber, For tall ttaiie fire sophiats, from thy thrift. Wbich nei er lesea though it o'o:h defer Time, the avenger! unto thee i lift My hands, and e ts. and heart, aud crave of thee a gift. Tuday w e f 'and at the beginijg of i another year wi:n all its great pof uiiiLiea iui ywjj oi i- ' i., .. v j well pause for a moment to enter upon i: with eoberr.cfs and hope, v.biia the pealing bells that ring out the djin? year. 'Ring in the lve of fuii. atd rij.hr. King in the common 1 ore of good." STUAX.E COINCIDENCES. A ."Wan iiiu'e, a Daiili-ni, and a Fuiu-ral All iit the Same House. Ibe first R-.v. Jno. Street M this city c to murry otli.-ia! work perfcrin-u ly F. rtiitt. pastor cf ilaucock i". Church, upon arriving in :, iho 1 G . r of Dtoember w,it Mr. Wiikins Saiith to Mi-K Its Yi-att-ruay Mr. B.:t s aa cailel upon to preach the fun.-rol of iir. Curtis eleven months old f1' to perform t! J :a R C.irtia end also sucrsment of baptism for three e ther f bia childrt n, w hich ia :'a inataoo-j aS ihy first aervice of tne kind he his performed unce he .,. .-Pit mion hia D-tsent nastorato The &rg, twinge, first baptism and first funeral ail in the esme houEe aai for memb: rj of the same fami'y. ni.(;. ractory Want-i'lra-el v.ith A J'l'osjcruii-. j'lu ii.tu -llOVC Villi il, 1- ' B vu ..;.ti : I: r: v. :r :p :,".v.n us . i .r, , first . ..- furniiuro f odo of the t i t v. i&h iog ' i 0 U ' '1 i i V" i. 8 il-- -t fuixi r e: o c a f i : a 1 . nr. a iut , the K.11' i . f .c:or;. Iarp:-- SO r.'!--L . I M : e Thr sait ar. New L.nJ hare 1: i do. :n ') - of CO- ".no ! ich id btate .t 25 p r - L" i ;: iiirnt 1 1 ij '. x t 111 :r.) ti. me . If our ; arid I : h-: ti: ' :i ' 'I :o ; o. or era j r'y 'Hi t hi; .... ,.i u '(': i : (1 ! i . . ill IS HiVt dt on- equally : they oo ' Norih . the a:ao f..i o." - o.-n.j.i.-sy 1 i.,o to ic .".e superior h -?y would 1:8 i-ilHJ' : i-, iv;u . asku the c.i z ! veet iu, but ou advantages of prefer to com prepj-e : turn for th eatra : :o t.;.' i i v. u c o 11. r g-'ioi w..'.cr traorport tiong, which Nov? Uc ror-d facilities. Ia a better adaptability to the t.itivo woods ar vari. ly. ft'iun-iicc.' ..LIjIUO.. :.c I i ...os 5 itio-rs i ,ii n' ur. i.-.d Inn ci:y ii f XC-jIitrUCl weigh" . --!y i.i ; l - eio thtia in favor os thi-J ;oi;.t. This would be tai of th? ii.o '. dti rable factories New B'-r.iu ciu'd hve. It would promote Iho dti(Uua for our best varieties cf lumber; it would change ihat iuiabur inio iiaijhid p;od ucts, useful and L-B:3r jtue. before being f-Lipped awaj : i; v....a!d g've steady and well-payir- employ otct to a large number of wci, .vhi:h wo c-ol- sider an aiv.iuta.o ov emplcyee; ;uc ma::.Iy dren. for ou oi-y.i r :s . itiea of lli; p j'-S ho-, ilies. This ci!j- i- fp-.ci-i' factory of thij kk;d. kind of a fcio.-y for !a Lou iOU-LD ,d chit- th - rer.;Osibil--?oi ..a sii.d 'am id .p-.-ja to a i : ii tb.3 right i w Berae, Had i New B.roo ia iho rif:lr t-lice for tbe factory. 'i'Lo piopos:'.;an is di'linotl? int-ae. Will cur people recti the re-, quiremenia and sc-Dur-i it'r I: would be of i.-nmonso bontn: to cur cuy. The i prcp5.-ui is cr.c wort"::- of beir; ' -' :o'-'?d up l y ccrr.ep3uitr.c-3 and proospt ; rLCti-,i. ; Tit AIM WRECKING. Another Daslanlly Atfempt Where Hie Great Disaster Occurred last Aiiiru-I . The Chathitto Kes tells of another attempt to wreck a fissenger 1 rain at Bobtim'a Bridge, near Stateaville, at which place on the 27iu of last August j occurred the moat horrifying acsidtnt that ever occurred in the hiatory of the hurled 90 feet to the ground below ami 'H people killed. iae ewa oencrio-.-a lus uutuc n.j i cesaful attempt made li?t Thursday night aa follow-:" "Tvo cri;?-v.i.o i b -.-ii . -i be tween the rails ca the brio ;o in eucb a wav ih--t tho uiiiao c" the o-ictbouuei paasCLier tru:;i wcxiJ ecu': : loom, and e1. thi-cigh, l?:ive toe t! -ii;.;. it : that a wt.. .-v.icA fr tr.i. pasvd h.i!f cn oaatbouad piaacc-'er Tha pilot ui the i'rcigi uadrr the uprih;. tru and throw th..-in f ro ws a ehaip whi'-isweie Cerii -pa-eoi ia esxfory. traiu, an fcx r bii;:rj the :i vr.n du no tru fDgiu p-ou,;red . f t he- crce-tie? he ori ,'ge. There at nony or" the , and tbo f.-eight uiitAl v.-a 3 t: ,'t qiic-t i us ivi-jiif, tut tne tins much yesterday and , it to tbe pubii country a.i j ic.t.l to i now pioUtted with i-v Tee Ft'cuou o! jjtain'a bri jge. is e G ;. i v e a . Diverillod t i o;i. I a an ablo arti.sl .- .n :e el-icia the! acreage cf cotton ia iL.- .S u h, tho V41 mington Star tells iii t.ic f ilio ex- J tract what our Hjuthern couatiy would j bs if the planters would rii. i :vt relied i crops: ! "How different; Southern plaiuutiens : would look and bow uiilereLic tho SSoutb would be if the plantations were d;vi-J-ed up icto cotton lidds, graiu lijida. clover and gratia fit-ldj, corn fields, v-hh a good bi garden '.:1a ii ico orchard near by, instead o: boia till c ntou. :-.s so many cf thera are: cotton field after cotton lisld, r.otoirg to bre. a the same ness unlcSd tha grf e;; woo ; tha: nuay be between. If ev "; pl.iitft'ii ;:i f.f u hu.odrod acrea, -Lid ten acres for grass, leu for wheiit, ten for corn, ten foroita. ten for orchard t.nd sm..;l ftuitri, with garden, potato ps.tc.ita, etc . and l.-irger and smaller fartna div:d-d up in tbe . eamt) proportion, aol etch supplied with good stock, th s Southern farmers wouid eo-'n to the most pro-pcious iu the worid, ao i ih-j Sju h the ncheet agriculturii! aec.Lioa on the globe. When th-3 all cotton delueiDn vaoiahcs. alt tbia may coroie. b.-.t a go-.)d i-t -.rc will never be ru ide in Ih .t diret:t.':ou uo'.il it ' doss vauiih Si': iei 0 io Henry H-!;r.ea o: haa liso et-l.vart i teen ycuri of sge, w men. A tarty of Saawboro -- tro hut Gallop Vy'o'iua l.-t killed live de.-f an. big back who n.- mora9aes of Kitt I One h;ii:;. i-:r.',vhav.h U itks. . j a till un.itl- thir i ) rire born sporta buo. lao'.on from .i-.ig for (! er in the wi-ek. Tfiy bad were in chafe of a - hia i-a into the b-.'-. k lloimca bv; entered the svrsnp. : r.i . ' .'.o tigret boy , ov i : ).-;k find cap ti ir. :. .rt h of the 0 1 ill - . er4 s "id l a house " " t'.-.ey boys eaw him as : they put out p.f tt : U rry ieadiiiK. turel toe aol: : for .-.:2.-.l to biir. to tneir t.ith now tare hi ui rout FaIccb. t a 'j e J . fc.. i . I . tono Voiii- rf tho I'li'.uaii iiiiu.i:! ' tsi ' -ir I ii". Fish . ti Aa-o. i.ition p;e p- ru-.jl of ir.ii beet tic every man. To p?go r, i Game ai.-l mium )ijr A co pae iii fiuaneii! woman and hud in tNorih c sro.ma Tho entire press of North Carolina is i rspec:ful!y rtq.ioaieI to copy the above for one issue for benehr i their readers, and send one copy to Box 409, Newborn, N. C. Till.". ;1 A THE STUAM.ER A HOl'T !:YN. rv;i( ;o:i Elo, nth. Old Ye;ir Out and N v. Y.-ar : ..'.i '. or Matrimony In ( !ncr With Hohhl.'s. H Ei'tToii: I i:ii r:r.iri d o lie u -. r i : at s y,, .y AIojl.!i.(; tiir-l. ibv c!i-B i f it: aari-l. I fi i 1 it i.i in j 1 ij ' syi-'.j t'iti in h t.'iF.t hj E Cbi : t;;i.i:! I bav. iis-i a , ,irt i i at:.t i:;.. f tell M;r i ri r ti b.s I ,o i i x; urn! i,.m-.v w hnv.- , . r i i ' ' o ! :, - te iiii-l !:lct. T..::r,:t. Ya "a Day, '.'',: a;ui ! A 11 n tu . s . '. 1 Doru irtl). 1 ii . c!l.: ry vhi4:l o ' tin' Ico Fujiory nwnkps the and iheBiron soo of th morning hour. minstrel who wif; .: i: th- tot' s ih.j ioo arou'j i n wif: .: v i . L- tu t.avt ii- .iv.', Elk.' a 'i'.-ad ami luair iiarro u-u, the tffetf p..et sups (Jou i,t, .;ixi iho f rech epi intr tprout foru. juic and Iucu uj 1 k! n ci.-citd for hfr urot iti. ' -ok .. doodl. dec ! fiurrab f ir Nirnt;. ;ui,! V o ! . v . r i : Mk Lbiron; Ti.is ir, . ijr ... ;.ic-.i iii' kf. or uiiLLi-s.'i-ijiiilo To b-. i;ot to bp, ta ;t ij iet ti ,u Wu. ihi.-r n bo b 1 1 - r ;, n and comes bi ldo 1 t ; . Ct( til fi, ' ti-cw o:i h'.-:i i o c r r. . -r O n n l dr..ft of iir-v !. . C ii d iu L I til- c U I illi if Hi ii'. ; that t-.ko t i i a-j iy ie f.jf.-i ilidcou.-it tho e vcet buy and worthy "f t!;o iuj-. t-e.-i jui c. to , is t;o . U.b nun i.iiv.j d.jui. ii d .-urv-iv-d, iiiij nhv tot T thoughts, kir, bdVo tngrotif .-a ' Tii . ail I ti.ot. I could t-pare f iom tiling du ) but i Tiiey have tniho misery of tuy ho'.jaH. sud iil'cd ray bosom with bolioitado. . Nteven the wrapt seclusion of S.o- , cam's C reek, or the Christmas carols at 1 ibe churches, or last Sunday's sweet! symphony in Q Hat or thej sound ofjthe tuot horn and pop cracker ia the H'.rret.i, ! h.ive sufEced to mitigate the acguish of ! this hour. Long have I tarried with you b";o. For many weeks I hne wandered through the precincts of ti. i- town, a stranger and a casual ol s rut it Heeling on t!-.e devoutm ea and drco rutn of the people, the eiliciency cf the : F;ra Department, tho lenier.cy of the ' Folice tlbe beauties cf tbe Jimtown un nex, tiie charms of the female section of the High School, an 1 the indulgence of ' the Journal in allowing rLo fo much space. I hava cdmired the glitttrin? sign uron the City Hal!, the unique clusttr of Kiosks a front thu . Post Office, tha hoepitality of tha i citiz3ns, th-actionof the 4-mule gr3dcr on Middle street, and the polite con sideration of the colored element ia town. All these have become familiar objocta and household words to mo. Brii.-ily Etated: Veni. vUU.vici! Yet I fo'el that I must tear myself nwr.y, and briug these letters to a cIobo. Unleat. uotno fortunato alternative h b a 1 1 pre veat, I thall be compelled to fcvacuati my position, and fall back upon tny bate of supplies. Tha cold fact im presses itself upon me with crushing force. Doubtless you have expsriecccd the same sensations ? Sir: There is a female skeleton in my private boudoir, wbich ooncerna nae cr v e 1 : the size of it and weap. Suicide or i Matrimony that ia the question ! Take i either born of the dilemma, and w bat becomes of me V "Ask of the winds which far around with fragments strew . the eea;" or words to that effect. I ; pause fcr a reply. ' The Scripter says aa how it is not ! good for a man to play a lone band. likewise that it is best to have a pird ner; and 1 reckon that my beat girl Ann Felicia will do as well es any in her set, although she is a little high keyed ia her voice. It puts me in mind of the sounding surf on the beach where she was raised, or the voice of the while winged gulls when blufish are school ing. Howsomever you cannot expect to find perfection in any woman; any more than you can in a new Tariff Bill, which some folks think is certain to come to pass. Long have I travelled the thick-Bet bridal path which besets old bachelors. For eight and thirty years I have grezod around tbe same old picket pin, until there ia now to more grass in eight thiB side the altar, and its no use to rustle any more. Give me clover with hobbles on, rather than h free range on the dry and dusty desert, Thar 's a divinity which bbapes ! our ends, whittle them into w hat-cover i t!o you choo&e; and when a follow sees LP.-;nifett destiny right ubt-a-i. H&riu him full in the face, he tiiig'e.i i as well give ia ond throw v.p both baud. at once. Sir: 11 mind ia ma. u,j. I d.-c.dt. to marry. The boli invite i tioo I go. 1 nnd it ia done I I hivemido u New i Year's resolution to fnrm a .i on' mock er mnaiiv. limited, v.ith Aon Felicia afore-oiid. Notice of co p-irti or&hip I I with supplementary proc- ed. ,;, w i.l l acpear ia m y concludirig i. ttt-r ui nexi Sunday's JotknaL. uult-sn n.o baiir.s ! should bo prohibited; in which c;ho the ! ceremony will b3 noatponed till nei'. i fair day. Meanwhile, I chew lho cud ! uf sweet and bitter fancies though i Ann d clares that Yucatsn gum i? , better. ! Sly friends: I wish you all many j 1 hsppy rtturnB of the day which had iis ! j institution at the beginning or creation, I calling to your minds the historical fact I that on that selfsame day old father j Adam waked snakes and secured tbe I uiusbing Eve for a help-meet. If eo. what ia tbe matter with "wedem" fuiio ing the same example V Sam Siaici m. Diary for MU. "Brick" Potneroy has just iw-ueJ tbe m et aLtractive Uiary Journal for lJJ evt-r printed. A book of StlO pagea. one for each day of the year, and at the' top i f e-soh page a different piragrBph cf i Uolden liricks, or eentetitioua u"er anc.'L', forceful, original, ard uacli one n complete text for a lecture, pcrr.icn. essJT, debato, argument, or o:i i t ..i i ll . it ia t'oo literary novelty of the reia.ai. A book uiue i iches long, nix inches wid. printed ou golden pnper and known hh thp Golden Brick Diary Jiurr.i.l f..r 102 For a Diary, or a L)-'?k Mot:i::ra:. dum. it is ahead of anything ever itsaued. Send Si therefor to Aiivioee Thoueht, Rooms 46. Pulitzer iiuilding. New York city. I.i Xt . I LI X 1 11 A Pl-K.YSAiVT I EM' For biliounc.t and Lemon Elixir. For indige.-iion aiid foi Lemon Elixir. For si'k and nervosa iiJN k . ; f-tiori, ' i o m s h i . '.'-h: a. I . Lemon Elixir- For BleeploHPUt a take Lemon Elixir. Fcr loaa of appetio Lemon Liixir. kioi UOl VOUSlli For fever, oho ' nr. J t:i iiiris, take Lemon Eli-sir. Lemon Elixir v. iii i; ;: (;! v. of the abovH il.searoa. iii! ,; I from a to: pid or flir-e a-o t live i , kidneys, bowpbi or bloo.i. Prepared oniy by Dr. ii. Atiar.ia. Ga. 50c. and Si W v-r L.o.t!.i. So druggists. A P1-.0MISENT KIN1STKK WK1TKS After le:i ;;-ara cf groat s-uiieriin-from indigertii'D, with great r.ei von prostration, "m! i m-,ne -p. A iaord end kid neys and :-eQri pation, I have bv-o cured by Dr Mozley ' Lemon Elixir, and am now k well man. Kev. O. C. Davis, Eld. M. E. Church South, 1 No. 28 Tatnall at., Atlanta, Qa. ore Bo tli t'..o r,ir:; Syrup cf I"if-.j UkI rcfrrr). rently y. j '. ' lr.'.e, nnd acts i i Kidneys, till' PV- . .-, lnad : : I.:.!.ili;ii ( f" 1' i;'s is the ; 1 over pro :n nnd ac '.. i -opt ia " in its ir' tho most i.: "iancrs, its . J co;,-iniriid it it Lho most - ' in COo ''' dniff. o -ift who i.::i. 1 w ill pro- y one who . . L vj. ; c-pt any i-iwr :'.,! i It n i . . tcllC !LO i i . cor.stipr.).: :i. ; only ren:ru'.' duced, j.;- ... cepfablo t '. lie action nnd pflcrt., pr ;;:.r healthy I r manv cTcf I'. :.: to rol ai...l 1.:,, popular n ". ' , nyrup f J . and 1 1 ..::",, 3 gifits. A r. v r may not hnvo euro it pro:; wishes to trr it. substitute. J; CALIFORNIA FIG SYIWP CO. SAN I A LOUISVILLE. A'. C.7K. H. r. a: )4 : ti Willi I '.'. KENT! TT.p,"i " Xi .tOi..-, i , ir. i' VA. -). EX iL i). " iiiv ii Ciiri i.ei, . .' Lap :: " Quid: i... Call nr. buv: it ' :. to d. 4 iii i VAN E U r. , t yi.u '. ;i .rti Oil 0 a l,r ' ' , . , , , , . Q ... iiiv arc, .'ti .liiudl .;Iair & v. nich OiiiJi Po,' a. uai. aL . o,iCi Al! i:?v.roYs . J r J rt r'.iiLs wben i ; on ; it is pleasant 'JffewjlW U -or rit.1 'It,;-'
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Jan. 7, 1892, edition 1
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