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NEW BERNE, CKAVEN COUNTY. X. C MARCH ill
VOL. XIV.
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Lit G. K. BAGBY,
BURGEON DENTIST.
oaUkJdU . aaaoaiaa Baplau
4eJw MEWBEB5. 5. C-
: UK. J. D. CLABK,
DE5TT3T,
OAaa Or-o tn. bat""" r
Attorney - at - Law,
N C.
GEO. HENDERSON,
paif to luMru Jt fl n Parana v.
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.
J. M. HIKES'
CcirtlSgf Hciasa Ripened.
rnnnaiiTimTiii iichi
J. M; HIKES, Agent.
FUEETO ALL.
k.i4tw T I
raBLaM. iio a ajiko roa
taa a vmauctvara.
. all Line of Choice
: roceries & Provisions
n).vu4.t4 WMt tl Low an
ioir u4 ca-LiiT aa atoa
m ic; ar.
Ja J. TOLSOH.
: TTLzz llZLij Cccsrs.
ixa Bar SU1L lai Mar U Stay.
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.st.'utarw ui latotiMi a Ka
t iaaaTW ! raawa.XUJ
i e'Nr OwrtBC Mariaa Eata,
. w 1... . a, ,. ,'.:;
Sjii i4t af all BtaMla a aVart aiaaiaa
Success la busiaesB
U knowing when to
r.3Ti:3ltara! Urns!
W hAT a FULL
ttocat of gtxxl dry
lim. Setvd ia your
n Wfor
I PlflTTS! PloTfSl
t m
t 4 at
W har a good
assortment that
" most be sold.
Farmers and Mer
chant, w saved
you money In '91,
andl will la ttt.
DAISY FL0TO !
and a ' Daisy it is.
Guaranteed to gtv
satlsfactiCQ !
I from 10c. to kv.
i per tbv
! - TRACE CHAINS
;, al 33c. per pair.
Handled Shove's
ij ml t&e. per pat r.
- Call ta see na.
V. P. Bnrrns & Co.
'cot of. Hid die street
lz22 Ufa Insurance
. . C0MPAHY
OF.isE'VV vo UK
DESIRABLE FORM
or
IU Sew Dwtrtb u-.; :-.
4llit Liberal ev.-r c
y any Iaanranco r. :-:.ir ;
,
Aaeeta, Ivc. i : . : - . .
159,507.138.68
ndowmeota and I -vi S
paid Lxat w 1
t369,887.51.
Averse Daily Pay :::
$61,
1,647.92.
ilaO.
... 4 tat V amnnaiw
warn mW tin
w ia f um I to rwaar.
t- riiMw CWawtry ri"
u. a a.Ma Mwaa run in
UHuaMmMIM.MU Baumaa.
C. A. DATTLE,
At J .uri-.al ' 'I
KDITOBUL 0T.
The ip-rea.'. free co.iuiD battle
ha.a began Iu C-oogresa
The su.-e has c n Armed L
Ferkina a po-tts-a er at Green
vi.l, '. c.
R.MTi m moaie-.uni.v
etdl to turn .u n,;, upside
down in 1'aragTjay.
AT th reqaeat ct i:mpror
Vi..;am. Capnvi wili remain at the
head of the German Cabinet.
The tak.c of the S:a:e cun
oi tb fcta'.e of c York ba. ben
caanite l ad hoi a population
1 THK Nw York Tiai' London
(orrerH?aden : say that Kmperor
Wi.l.aiii. ui Germany, will in all
rodabm'y ArL.er'.i-a ;h:
iimsirr
RKriiiiKMTar; v trkvoi, of
Ne llaaipbire, u
ji j i.fcu..
wbu be . I be lloow tia".
fre wool Bieaot tower pric or
j twtlr good.
! (E Hill's SoutQrm trip w.il
pnjbit).) ; . en i'.Leu bioi in a few
placA, and it will orrtaioly hurt
Dim m many. Buffalo tV. V,.)
Cojrtr, Dera
MB J. Grorrr Clervtand friend
report coal the is now perfectly
veil, but pater laaa aba ael to be.
Li'.tl Una t a t-eau'.y, bealtby,
hearty, bappr and witb big vlolat
eye.
Tax Ajr cu tar 1 Department of
lb t'aitod 8 : gires tbe correct
rMoa for low cottoa when it ay
it ia cuieJ by oTarprcxlnctioo. In 1
two years it ay, 2 l).0OO bale ta ;
excaaa of what n needed bare
j bra prodacrd- Yixi need look DO
farther.
AT a newtiag of the auxkholdera
otha Standard Oil Troat hld in
N'aw Tot k, March 20 , it waa de
cided by a two thirds vote to ter
oiioata the Trat, cd ibat all
. W I J W . . V. -T- A I
P"r"'J lDr "" ""P'jUon are Frank Osborne of Char
toekaof the eorporatwB, be aold lotlf Pl4a B. Means of
by the trnatcri at , n:e aale. Cabarras, Ed. Chambers Smith of
Tai election of Hon. Wllhaoi K. , Raleigh, and C. L, Pettigrew of
MorrlaoB a. Chairman of the Inter , piy moa-h. Ad are very promi
tt Commerce Commiaaion ia at Dent poliUciana, having stroug
ooae m trtbj to a far afghted and ' following in their own sections.
ctear aeaoea eeoaooaias ana a
gnarantea that the poNic interests
will be guarded faithfully.
Mb. BxsirtcT haa written to
Governor Flower, calling upon him
to come oat flat footed tor Cleve
land. Tha Governor ia a delegate
at Urge to the Chicago National
Deavocratio Convention. He told
the Governor that New York bcai
aeae men are a In oat aoJidly
oppoead to Hill. Qovernor Flower
ha replied to the letter, bat the
oorreepoodence haa no: been given i
to me public jet.
TUB Texaa Senate haa tabled the
Hoaae reeolatioa Instructing the
Texaa Repreaencativee and Sena
tori to vote for the free coinage of
ailver. A aabetitnte declaring tariff
reform to be the paramount iaane
waa yaaterday paaaed, then reoon
idered, and the whole bnsinees
pat to Ieep. The action, on the
whole, nay b taken aa a strong
axpreaaion of the Sec ate favoiiog
- tariff reform and MilU.
i Th Sc. Loaia Globe Democrat,
Rep., commenting apon Republican
jtaikofbeiog able to carry several
' Southern State, naya the liepabli
ean atand no more chance of
beating tbe Democratic party in
i the Soalh than they woald of beat
iog it In bade. The it. I). tiems
to b ignorant of th fie: that the
Democrat never notn;cate any
, ticket in tbe la'.ter place, for go
, tcaay Republican party manaera
' nav gone there and got it so com
i pletely orgac:rd that there would
n't be any aa-e la trying it, ba". atill
it realliee what a j the Rfpabl!
jia will have when they under
take to carry veral Southern
Statee W;l. Star.
Tills b.'l pn ling :n CongreM ta
reaov in rea.r;ctlon to '.he ap
pota'.oj-a". o( f i Confederate aol
dter- to ".lie regilar a-rr. .- w.'l bj
taken ap th week riy ;te Hoae
Jadiciary t'otn ta i :te, t be ch ;rm an
of wi.ca, J j I ( 'a'. t'.mia , bu ei
prd :ht cocfT.lent opinion that
H w.V. rep.-r'.ed favorably. Tbe
fa.-', '.-a', prom. nent ex l"a.oa con-,
ntnji-ri are it. o; '.he wa.-meat
a.lTCca'e of tbe men.-e : t-"a'. one
of many grat.fyisg tolf :s :ha'. '.be
(aVn of loaahaai have at las'.
t - r . i '. Mil..' r: 'r
v X?.
rr-
;ned :. . b
wor'. i 'ha',
viin i j n
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A SEVKKK snow
storm is raging
m the Nortbwewt.
R. AOview. I'hiladelph. V
distinguished phys.clan. ia dead,
Hex. R. i, Mil' ba 1 en
elected l'uited S" ate Sen ator by
t he Tex a I.egislat ure.
TnE Qew8 from w -- Kton '3
that L. L. Polk will be tbe Third
Irty candidate for the Preei-
dency .
Thk Snpreme ('oart of Wiscon
sin bw declarrdthe redi-trict'.Dfr
bill ol the !.! L-f. l-lkture un
cvnalitaliOQal. TDE Rqmi ans at Labau are verv
nrhn.ia-nr in their reoention of
th- nffi.r- an,! rrew of the In
hnHr of (ireek clertrv
l;.ii.i.
A
. r . 1 1 '..! e-e, .i::I ',es.eil i:.
I 1 .
d it.
i . r,,. v;.. ,.-nt-i.-v-c r....:t t.
l, Secretarv U harton'a note
of the
......
sen in.: , was received ua: Jaonaav
and wM the subject of a lengthy
is),,,., Th ni.nr. nf
tbe reply are kept secret, but it is
aderstood that ,t ia very anat.a-
. . .
factory to this Governmen'.
Postmasi EK General Wanama
ker baa received a 100 Confederate
aoca m a letter fjom the Italian
PoatnjiMter General, which that
offleial. anoarantlv not knowiDi
. ., .
that the civil war was over desired
to b caabed. The note ha been -ra
tamed.
Fibs broke oat in tbe folding
room of the Hoaae of Kepresenta
tivea Tuesday evening and belore
it waa extinguished probably
10,000 rolamea of vaitjable reports i
were deatroyesl. Mo damage was
inflicted to the bailding, tbe loss i
being confined almost eutirely to
; document.
IT ia reported that Captain K.
j Ii. Peeblea has announced his can
didacy for tbe Democratic nomi.
nation for Attorney General.
Other candidates for tbe nomiua
THE State Chronicle of March
22d say-: la the Progressive
Parmer of today appears the fol
lowing official notioe, aigned by
Mr. Marion Butler, President of the ;
State Farmers' Alliance: "j de
aire to have a conference with one
trae repreaentative Allianoeman or
more from each coanty in the State.
At yonr next coanty meetings elect
j one man to be in Raleigh Tuesday,
May the 17th, to met in conference
with me. Eelect your best and
lraetlt member and empower him
o
actoponhis beat judgement for ' -ootnern skies rose irom aiviaeti
yon ia a representative capacity on J conncils that threatened to splic
any matter that may come ap forith IemocrAtic party into hostile
the good of the organizition and
the cause of reform."
TnB Raleigh correspondent ol
tha Wilmington Messenger says:
Political talk here is lively in tbe
extreme. It is heard on all sides
at all hoars and from everybody.
Yoar correspondent is daily given
all aorta ot information, and the
only question which arises is what
to print and what not to print.
Last night the Interesting b t of
information that the Progressive
Farmer had been notified that it
coa'd not be the organ of the Third
party and the Alliance was given
me by a very reputable gentleman,
who said be had it from the be.st
authority. It was thai given as a
tatement, for what ;: is worth. It
is quite clear that there ruint be
some way of ascertaining who are
the real, old fashioned Democrats
and who are not. that feeling
growi hourly.
Ktebt now and then some one
polls a lot of people to ascertain
tbeir preferences in ragard to the
presidency, and the result invaria
t'.y adows that Cleveland has a
very strong bold on the voters
This 1 tbe case in North Carolina
a well as elsewhere. Kab.d po'iti
cians may seek to create the im
preasion that tbe musses have
turned away from Mr Cleveland,
ba. the w.ah appears to father
:o the thought. The great taniT
leader ;s still strongly entrenched
:n the confidence of the people.
And we are glad it is so. Ha: iu
v-.ew of the situation in New York,
it is qu:'e possible th.at
men: of tha arty may
taking either " 1 e v e 1 a r.. 1
tr.e r. -mnee News .x
the
r.tir.s
-ha- 1'
M v
a:.-!
V r T V
da..y ; -n r n . -v
aa -. n; ' c i :
t than I i. a
circulat ion. of i ;
Tn
da.
tvj :-e on -'. : y ex;
a. 1 e r '.:::-. 1 ' r
f . r : : r '. " ' ' . , 1
p.-e'e 1 N m in
ran ' 4. y
Car 1 . n .4 or ., : y
t ro r ri n k : .
I. 41 f.
oil
I I
I i
r t n
a
s 1
the
' a' e
w a
n 4.-
never :
; n; e n '
or. :r.
',n
AM) THE
UMTEI)
STATES.
It has been the enrrent belief in
this country, for some weeks, that
the Bering Sea muddle woald soon
be cleared. and cordial rela
tions between England and tbe
I'mre.l States restored. There
is, therefore a painful disappoin'-
meut in Lord Salisbury's delay in
giving assent to a continuation of
the modu rirrndi.
It is now known that his Lord-
ship has sent an answer to the late
note of President Harri-oi.. but it
has not been given to the public.
It remains a profound state cret
locked up in the breasts of less than
half a d.-zea Government officials.
- Besules the Pxesulent. Attorney
General Miller. Gen Foster, and
.1.. !-... 1 ..... ,r,
.ii'" kii.-sii .u,i:i5;n uu uv
set nis
CO'J-
- . to have been cotjc:. int of tl
tents ol his lordships note as ia.e as
lJar s: ,t.,r,hc nicrhr 1 t id nrnh .)!
j -" w w-.. t-.
'that the President sent Saliibary's
n o : e t o t h e Se n a te on las I T uesd ay ,
but pluming that the President
is not indifferent to the lessons of
uTtifrmri-n if is not Rnnnnsed that 1
eipt riecce, it is not supposea mat.
the primier s note was accompanied
by a message similar to that Mr.
u , CQr,f ti,. Hiini., in to
'
emainta
oricinal posi-
tion that Bhnng m an open sea
1
ti r wKt.K nr rirtrprnmiinf par
have exclusive jurisdiction, and
that aooner or later, this Govern
ment mast recede from its position
in that point; bnt American rights
and interests may be involved in
the oontnoversy, and these tbe
Govern ment mnst protect.
Some writers, notably Gen.,
UoyntoD, are indulging in gloomy
fore-bodings. He describes in fact
a new sort of a battle of Dork -
ing," in which the American Navy
EN(iL.iM)
is exterminated and the United Ujy. S- 1 I' Lord aalisbnry s
States hermetically sealed by a ; tritllmg anl insults contjuue the
nromt.r and uTec'ive bhekade 0f!President will find the American
onr norf. i
our pons. ,
Nothing of this sort need be ap
prehejded The people of both
countries are opposed to' war.
They know nothing of the sub t let ies
of diplomacy, but they have too
much common sense to fight upon
tbe hundredth part of a needles
iwint. Thev will not permit their
Governments to rush wildly into a
vortex af rain in the hope of saving
, few seal skins and half a dcztn
barrels of whale oil. Govern ments 1
may not know it, but most people '
believe that a seal or a whale be
longs to the man who catches
It.
THE SILVER LIMN;.
We trust that we fee the dawn
of a better day.
The cloud that has
daikeil OOr,
factions; but we see gleaminjjs of
the silver liniDg to the cloud.
It is well known that the Alliance
is largely composed of original
Democrats men who were pil-
lowed on the Constitution and
I rocked in the cradle of Democracy.
line wrongs against whuh they
'complain are those ag.tin.-t which
the Democratic party has waged
i ceaseless war ever since the foun
j dation of the Gevernment. The
differences that have existed be
tween the Order ami the Party,
relate to measures and not to
principles.
Tne Sub
reasurv has bet-u tin-
rock on wimh we have split. Al
liance men have considered it the
ark of the covenant, while those of
us who do not belong to the order
regard it a.i a Grecian horse.
We are now told that the sab
treasury is to be adaudoued. A
Washington d. patch save: '-The
Alliance Democrats of the House
are preparing a bill which they be
l.eve, when perfected, can be adop
ted Into a law, and which they
will give the ti n a n c ; a 1 relief the
presen t cond 1 1 ion of the country
need, the full d e '. a: 1 f tlnj plan
have not been decided upon, hut
the general plan for ;.-MiinK' the
currency to the States is on H e
same principle as the na'ional
banking law. The general outlines
of the plan have bten submitted to
some of the best posted and most
successful financiers of this country
as well as the men of legal ability,
and from all opinions to a large ex
ten', favorable have bten received.
The general plan it is agreed is
good, but those who are uio.t 1:1
terrsted are h i ug -' -me d.tVi -tilty
in arr.ii:g:::g the details. How
eer. t.'.ey are ads.-, i g with men
hoe ab:l;' as tina.ciers cannot
:-e o--.e-:.o::ed. and pr.; '.r.il ir.ea
iiri'i w . . . c. :i. ::'. o : : .
1
r
he All
acvp:
I r, .
can ei
it, hut
in::
N K
Third
Carol . :
t.rst el
a d 'Tere::
. the tell
re- no o
. ' ii pleas
.rd '
- ilk
i . ,
part
i k
kiS
n-:
:o
e i . e v e
iv-.ll do mill'!
-ides bury
mag vuoi.
. fo ,;...t
Noi
le .4
Cho'dren Cry for Pitcher's Castor!j
KX.LIMI
AM) THE
I'M IE I)
STATES.
The complications be: reeu t his
country and Kriglatit.1 continue.
Indeed the gravity of the situation
is each as to demmid the most fle-
i Whether the matted at i.-one
hlv been skilfully managed on the
part of this Government :t is not
now W0It" to consider. The
present condition or affairs as in-
separately linked with the iuture is
what nw concerns us.
The Piesident has not, in txprl f8
( terms, presented In-, uitrratnm,
! bur- he Sall;ibar vt-'y i l.nly
; " Moaus ivenai .s not
! continued, the United States will
'at once assume the res; onMble
Ol
"FfJiui ueurmit
i ho
Piesulent w:i; cot be
for an coris, ,iu. i, , :
rt.-p
. lL I,.
J. 1 '.-1
V i i
iO A'.
hatever m y be thi puijios-j oi
t h t I'residenr, Engii-.hmen coiis rue
his language as a threat. The
London Telegraph says: We can
only hope tnat President llamas
threat of miltary coercion is lnae-
, .
j "u"-lt,J r"- '.i
; wel1 t0 remember iu dealiu; witli
American bravado of this decrit -
', t:ou t hat elections afford au ex-
CU8e Ior pailiation of language
which, in quieter times would De
considered oqtrageoos. We are
glad to Bee the Paciflo sqaadrou
going northward. History has
... .... ..l .uw i.
ti n ctj a jiiurr'i luat iud ciHicfll
mode of securing peace is to show
promptitude in prepaiiug for de.
fense."
The Washington I'ost is now re
garded as au organ of the Admin-
j oration, ana us declarations may
j t0 same extent, be regarded as au
1 interpretation of the President's
! word--. That paper, of last Thur -
people, with a solemn sense of hat
.
war means, now demanding that
for his arbitration there be snbstl-
tuted the arbitration of the sword.
To the discredit of dilaton
Congresses, we are not hilly ready
for war on the sea. Bat we are far'
better prepared for that than for
national dishonor. Let v
national dishonor. Let war come
if it must come, if it mu?t iu up
holding our rights, at any cost to
coast or lake cities
wl11 be temporary.
These injuries
Thereafter the
ne lC treatJ" of l)(-"ce between these
L'uited States and Great Jiri.'iat;
will provide for the final with
drawal of the English fl ig from
this North American continent."
S'.UI, we do not believe that
there will be war, but, if President
Harrison attempts to drive English
fisherman out ot Hehrinc Ren
war
r
is inevitable.
"A very few weeks hei.ee there
will be many poachers fly ing the
English Hag in Bering Sea. There
will also be an Ameiican fleet
charged wit li seizing t he.-e sealers.
anj lt jfl cextaiu thev will be
seized.
It thus rests solely with England
to say whether her fleet in these
waters will allow these vessels
living t he Hngli.-h flag, and which
if the modus v:vei,d: be relu-id by
Lord Salis'oriry, wdl be th.ic b
Kuglish permi.-ion. to Le sel.:e
without re.-,t:.ce. ConsIfL-ricg
Kngl.t!.;'.'.- t o:i'h prepar .; :.
for war ag :(..-; the Cti.tc :
rita'e.-. and cur lack :.' prepur.i: ion,
is there anything estraviig it.: cr
whimsical or fanciful in 'he sup '
si ion t'n.' .in armed eoi.tl.o- L-.
tWeell Vrssels of the Clli'ei! St. lie -
a,
III
d
go
the war sh:
En-I
ike place in Heimg -e,
SEV.ITOK MII.I.M
The election of Senator Mills to
the Senate of the l'uited States
must be gratify n:g to Democrats
in all parts of the I'niun. Eew
men of this day have more im
pressed themselves upon the coun
try thin the di.-tingiii.-hed Senator
from Texas.
The Deu-.ocr.,s of the Senate
have been gieatly re eiili.rced re
cently. F.r.-t came Cuu.ie, then
1 ! ill. and now ;li.- triumverate is
to tie csuiplett-il by the entrance of
Mills. Mr. Mills will not leave the
House until after he has voted on
the silver bill and spoken on the
t iriiT.
(U K I'Ol.K V.
The readers of the Chronicle
have Lt-en apprised that with this
number it would pass under new
ownership and editorial control.
In pontics, ti;.- Chronicle w-.ii ;-e
thoroughly 1 ' -u,. cr.it : It w:l.
aim to preserve the integrity
democratic priiicipU-s. and, n .
asr-ai led . d . red 1 or l udin-c' ly , to
mi e t t he a--- i . 1 it. ' the bi t
Thc.-e
the p:.-s
tne c . . .
he St it
u hi--n n
a I oii-t
i eiitra.
S he:
1
not r
it-r.l . g. . erl. Ihe
d t.ei. lire Let .v ;
.ot 1 - III .
in ten-. it ot
. their will iu-,nio:-:
in regard
or tho c ur.-.-
1 1
ui ii n a .
.:e,l Des
ever th
.i :,it e is ; n vo, vi i
rr-t-rs at .on ul o;
put. lie iiieaiiire-.
pu lo ic tn en : n con nec
n w i ; n
u; e a s ii I e i . The Ciroiiile
no c! aim to l n fai 1 , bi i : :y ,
candor shall be tti ilefeliie
pr. I.
but i
ag i : i,
any i m pu t ,r ; on of no
as its lairiie-s will b
i ; i con serva' ism .
A r u :i. e ii , i,..: pi
'ill lie It- means 1,
and it- i-... i: .1 ir.l h r
batioti. St.Cc Chror,
r.il c .ward .
nal
eon v
!0M WASHI(iTO CITV.
' 'i JJ.Tiie Orators and Those of
Nalioual tapital Compared
Oniiiiar A ,n arance of Some
(inat Yicu.
r, t; .
D C.
Mirch 17th, ls&2
I. A h ni-,r ia;-. n:i ju to t&lk p. irifl j
fiith (fortvr to.iay, but after a few
hastv worus with the Ho S Alex-
haatr 1 ioarniiii f.-cm him tora
coorjeoted lherrvwi:h.
I concluded
WOll!d b
h . .r .o.
f -j r
rtr ' z
rei or-, i
dc. ,Vti. ...
a;o bt 1 I.
:fct.r to see ani
-, fc.ve ti e . yiLicn
.tin. I: i- l...r ; t
S'. i ... f ' : ' I..
.1. . I; w.? .:o oca hf e
L U.qa -S.j .t;biy to
-i .1
,'1 .' :. . ht
t-i-lc v.J ti. I
H :
i. f. r tf w.sd
lv -r-: I,
Br j an i.f
i 'd'-t i.
t u .0 n
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i '. '..I:) I .
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!kr,.;-.,
b.r
N . ' i : k
- I. LJ U 1
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i :i - '.
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dt'lvrr
In th i
t. f
i i . V . lit
u-: X. .1; t
WU 1 .Ia
a ' ;
it. r in
.u ti.e
, "t :ai
cr f-.i
c: iff
! .-ci;:;
ii't t:
wi.i t:.e
u; ' u .. y .:
pff :.., i. 1i.1l;
I have t -'-a
.; .:r.d
;.rj
a: i, L3 ta crstoricc.!
'.-.""r beea reached eiuce
n C -rvrsfa in bi lUioncj cf
ivri.-'.fu'. f.;.d f-jrc-i-ful do-
iv. ry
W3 i a ,
t f
:l.-q:ic.--;e
s i. I
: t: ' ; C to tir:; -.!;. ' '
,.xi
...u..u .u. -o ,-.u vi j.!. ij,,.
evidently c-r r-.,ily prfp.reu white ih.t
of CiHik arj u e-fteujporaneoua
eiiju." Yt-ur CorrLb -ondenc could
make oe.th to tbt or it utver w-jgld
biv,, drepp.d flow the orat -r's tongue.
i n
vu;. Not uuui; him both Slinlv
and L
..).-. -i m f :. . r, cn.--.ir (no
uld;: to wr't.::a j: p-.gs. it ia well to
s-.j 1;. r ill . .V i xii j-. r was cot on the
hhI,. ot t. 'ark in the contest for his seat
prejti.-i.-e. con. i. ;u one tu '. :,
nen . on tnat iuix.'- ocafjon.
Too uuole of A. x irjut r, Gov .
V. A. Orcn.tu uinif :uiiii fl-
tnaiks 1,-Klv.- loaipwn cf J,-tn
b;-;uiy in tiio . 1 u-1 i-f K-pr.-;. h tan pM
. ofVor-.h
i." ,r;. v. h e: bi eathlessly
iet t- u t'. . ; oci
t.-.e filler; of the
1 1 1 rU-J on
it : Tk'.-jc u i ' i .
Mr.
I
b-.d(-; r who was M :nl - o-uem.
wouian ( tiiiiLi xi-iiiii; eircum-.
JV? 8 "-'J'.J la niatter if
wo had not de-::.(.d ixr preservati.--n due
to tucse oi i.ui ttumto Kiowinn u-..
aroor:d u- a,i .- iu fo..o thtm m
arn r y jrs ua.i : to if. n or ot tnt
t n. Ti.- rf t;d-it ! it. e . ; v pi :ct d niijii
1'K"1"" r
n - t r uiid the
''''ub c.t.tm.i ,u: . for moir
than a century p si-d oue
or more j
or.itois that eou.J, 1:1 aLdent limit
uav. won the lauiei wreath Wh-it we
havt i.vtn cmls to rt.i.-id au effort to
ipoliviz - to the K-v Dr. Kit hard '
Mason for ccnueeunsf him frtnuentlv :
in tb? pipers with the by gene. Stop"
faid he. "f top, we warn you to teil your
rtiory while ejtue cf us are living then
if i h re should be errora they could be '
.-i"rrctci "' Ceitainly a live i: ness is
w, "ii; s ii. zo:; dead on'e. L;ke chiim
irur hvury as ia said, viewea at a
lii.-.'.:. -ice it? beauty nfci n vanirh-- as i:
i appr ached ; but few ireat men of
whiin we iead, hold up to our expects
lien vrhe wo come nosr them and we
find wi h iv? thoe us i U quoat in our
oil o t
Wi.eu PrtaidtLt Mjuroe v;.-iteJ
Nbbetu Seventy years ago hu w.is
tfcorted to ihe Academy Ureen nil
introduced there by the courtly John
Stanly to our ciiizin. Couiinu to an
old lady in the u.oet graceful and
. kiu.-ftst way he objervtd. "Mr. Pre:-
: dm: I p.n -il tow t you one o oar I
mcst exct in Bt ai.d esieetced friiinds, i
i Mrs liurrisgtun of craven county. The
' o.d lady was won v.ewm Mr.
j Msuroe. then Mr. Siaciv. the exclaimed
I ra-.her lnd if-cantly. "Weil I do declare
i ne, mi-aniLR the P.-eaicicnt. is but a
i Oiaa stti n :t ntar t-u-h a good loosinfT
one i.j L f.vj '. :
J e: j
u.t l I":,:!!.: K'
lihr.u v 1; . ;:i . 1
-1 r; . r c .; -i . :
distiUi
with ti:--j
f' nr.: i;
ti 1. !
oi i;
, a a a
N i:h..:.
a r a . -
aa.. (:
. 1 1 ..... c :
n...vh,J:
.-; . la a ;
h.
it.;
I :
o. . ... y.ij -. j.
, ai.d c. ,-. I;:v. i.m r:o ;'ar
ir-u'-i". i- -Mr. .'lc.'i: cj-ai.i
..: ur. .j tlii.ic tt '.iir
; p. . c.-.j. t-J vote fcr '.Li
... ir.fi ..." :. i 1-.'-. tcn
Li. sr, : . ; : ia".; aj :c prosecute
i ' U i H 't- j ii i r. ni L'.uip! f LL
... i.ii r.-.'.-ia kr fvc: '-avv
h j i j- ir.uot v. atcli the t:tj.
'hat "?w;i ait Henry Citiy 'e w -y
1. iri - p. n'. the Hi..-.-- i: c rtair..
b.... - I ! . r; ... ; o.i.i.-i 1
f'ttue.
W .r.
ai-.iu!
1 ' . 13
-1. II.
ury.'
ot w,
The
i r- P
-uii t.
h n -
WOU
Supr
Kin
W .tij
i
'-C,L.. l,j llf if jh
L. 8. Senate, yt h.
hr li ia ?-. .: t. a : h-:
ro 1 o nr.: itahe
.ii- v - t n, i.i. i ife
u r, c t i
doublfui h.'.irri S .o uprn
II) .
The Cio.oi-.-i i f Lirert, oo the Copitol
ovs. r look lux .he niv.inis under her care
was enscioudf.l iiKain in an immacu-la-.e
robe before lioo'i ami Chief Jus-.ice
Marsh-ill t-it.mg in front of the Capitol,
r.s if unvt-iling p. me krottv lar cuse.
w .s we'iiirk. a icnrnient as white as
-n iw it-. If and an pure ns was his
ii i run i -in i.'i the .lae tt: t fiva hirth
t thin r.c-.v grt-it country W.
P.
vii'i Like H:.- 1.i
.WihyT i .
o-ie- f.-.r
the
b n
Th- -
P. doll!-
!
Tt.i-
:,r, Without
,ft--r dfirl.
eiith of life.
it r a l i y . ii
o :; r of
r.-e an 1 taut
!.- I r. - of
' vi ry ' e ,
:le -at i t.i
. i r. ; r 1 1 1 1 'i
. i tile (-...
t- r
. . n n
till
' i - - - ' 'I '
i 1 r -I
The p -
rl- i.- i.
i.M I i
.ei -u f. .
Tn- rv
l- t 1 e t.
111. t c -- 1 i I c
! r-hs'.l hnv e
i.n ' .
j pire 1
I t .- C ' i:r e i ( -
nil
,ce i I
,: th--.-
-i 1. .
1:
i i 4 I a
-i.b-nts
f ,. :. i a
v.-.il not
but wouid
o i :-:vd
1
oi -i;- n
ll-v
I w
1 i ' o m u ii ; o
iii" ih -: av-our.d
v it. .1 -: e- i r bi e
r, ) ar, y en"
Child.-ei. Cr:- fci Pitcher's Castor's,
OVMEU IKJliJLES.
the
Uatf! e in Cinapcako Bay Captain
a S. iiDonor Killed.
Acordir,;? to a i p:-ci! dipn(ch to the
Rlehn.ond Difp-.t.:h f;i;i TiPliy.Va.,
thy are h-iic ho: i:iium in Cheea-
p-'-ke. Bbv over the inn ? tcster.
T-Pier I-'a- d Oy .- r tun claimed
tht an oyster imfctiH c:iipirjy, doing
business uB'Jv- the narije of Morso &
1 Co , h-) recently en;errd tOO acres of
u rucsa conirar 10 i
and
drej
irf -rarcJed
"ll 'r r.-s r-. k: n (
planted kiou
:iiiir ou the
t h - r,
bt tui asainst
the ui
'MP 'I
In th;
U v, M
t'V U,'
p - .
'.id took an
iunn lim- 6.?iic' under a new
re, & Co err p-o, cd a fl.ot of
srh-.-.ti- fa t i rlre-'e" up their
i-" .i , -i lriturrl
" lodged
i. a6a:us thcia .t. f eucceeded
v.;. an order en:er rt-rshiriuc
T b -: r r
f. '
stal-ed
di-fic
Eariv
r-sr to the
. e'-td and
fT ty !ti in-p- c
frrm -inosher
. ,
n-.rr.in before
I-U:d seventy
rmicJ of Capt.
t-- lo . j r 1
cofcii rr i. v
Patrie-- ( c
and proct'j'. i
dreds-icR fl.'.i
- r..i f Y'
: :e,- c
-. ! . ri;sr.ned two sloops
: wh-.-re ihe eoa-pacy's
i.17 ni r.Lch'.;r, o'rryicg
with them a warmcc t " srreet the
dredgers for violatih.? h(j Jaw,
Z2. v" Hen they cii- up v. i:h the flet,
all tut- boa s v. ei . Ij !n tgetuer (it
bejng to 0s.im .,r thtm to drsdge),
... .. . , . , .
WIth tho po!,ne Tangier,
Capt. Alfred R-ad. lyinpt alongcide to
protf c' tho H re-ii- r
. n.; . f ,h .h.on. r.,,rl ,n ,k
..
i POlitft) fvi.t. . -t't .iu li J d ordered
; vaem on incr iin- s. . i-eruied. ae i
1 cut them and set the bo-1 drift Hot!
j worda 9ngucd bef..e
I w'jrus euoueu ue;'- c8 ia-.- i o . -.plain?.
Ons of the Tu-. ier men tried to shoot
' Captain R-ai. but Capt. Connerton
knock t d ue gnn ot of hi h-u:1.
R- ad roi lurm d t is carno vpon the
T.nn.r Inlanders -rdh.- -.n to P.ar
: cr..r, r,vA Hain iRto ,hvi, hf,Ur-.
; ,clf .... hr, ...
t ri-.r. rh - f,,-a. n h.rh nnr.- W-.m.
; e.nrai. The dr dners mi v oame on
. jrcj ai.J "n-iifd fire on the islanders
-'nptain Conn'irtnn H?ed Bt the wheel
.-. t : . i . j l. . . l . ,
j o. ' i. ni;:i u-i B.ft'reu r.r riiit aiunf.
ei e ifco Virjrinii ot -, r police boat.
: whi'f th. litter was p- ur:
'xfttr vr.-rey upon h.-r. The
iS , " 1 py
islanders f
. . i
', fina'.iv ' itbdr-w as-J a-id for Tan
1 eier R".th tn- i-Un i oils hd been
t"dly da-'tseed by tho 6r fnm the
, poMc- boit. tiD'Hia iliocuasl) Dies.
' commanding the schooner Calhoun,
one of the dredtira: boats wns shot in
thp br P8t an.- ar)1 haa :ica j;Q of -
wound. St vf rl il nd: rs were a'iuck. I We believe tbe Younj? Mn't; Chris
ivatcti".'G the B vttle. ; tiin Association is the instrument in
wr.iie it v. hi. cnr, on tee i ntire ;
popultim ni t:-.r i,!in1. amoactinii to
abont 1 0C0 p-'p e stooJ c, tbd bpach.
ana wnti etreauitnt; eyes at a Daft a
breath witrhtd the battle from nfr
uarinz tn er.ttro M.tit naraiy
any one plrp: (ireat exci!eniT.t still
orevciiltt and it fe.irei that hos'ili ie
will t re.ik out frei.h.
A meiaeng r nrrived .ifr, r the fiht.
carry in e the order for bi' i j.' the dredg
ers to take up th- planted oyetcrs,
About Errors in Xnvsp-tjKTs.
An exchaugD co.-i:- s t . our relief by
stating that p.-e-pi - Hie to find mistakes
ia thenow-p p-r- umi tb-n t ail the at
tention
errorn.
t i-1 .
; i i u n
:ai frieui s to the
i i ; ;. ! .1 j's easi'y
h'.. : .mfa: An
t. 1., -:o bao OC
t.e. i:. ; e . i v tne
vt m may I av
ourr-.a .' 3 o'
tea. w .6 3 C-3
A caie.-p- :iv
is tq:iail
mrn'.i.c: in
. i.iij, inititl
' -ic uar be
ura ignorant
c. n lu-ie it is
i ia our. .'i.
v. i-.-.v;. taper
itdtC.tS of tho
prob.ibiy
ii
. the
Bi Of
their
il
q- -.: t
; iji o '
ii ci
'.c::x
.' . . . or tLst
:d - by tht
: j of work
Put some
P o.
ri.i :
wee I:
The Art o!
, tho l'o-;. i
.lilil iL 1-
llO.idiil.lkil,.
.. :-. .! 1. 1
.1
ttir
rid i
I- -
a; i fo-h-rv..
mt'! 'a the
iatcl;i-'!;t p
Hurt:
it.aiv
, evtr i. vi
i ,. i ur
j i uv. lr is to... t
i scr ipti n ..nd i
l-. r.-.-U "'ii. 1 a ed
t . T.e. her ii., a I
hni - n o
p.; .
lias 1 1
d c u r.
no. d
of al:
t r I c t
ro-.l :;
is Ciil
fact that it
ptiK f.s.s r.
up we n;e
at-it u o- humor. ih
.!. .tic !.,.: ted uii n of
pp-ctaele
the air-
ur: i;. fa-, under . r. . .
it; i. --l f i. c thti sup i".
- j . an i ep id I t ivu
:ui ier of ,
i.-c, r.p bo
dis e-ich
ye .r ia n..kic :ho roads almost ina-
pa-ail. :e f.i fie re-t of tne year, and
thus iaii.r-i 'ma I ihemfcives in the
country auiir tne -e..- autumn and
eariy spring, i- one t .t would hav
delih c.l
art of Cervantes and Composition day will n-.t inspl rn t h
"I :i compsnion volume terror that very f rnjuentl v is s-.t-n i::
of t:;e Kci,:ht it Li every face. A little ui 't on the ptr. d
a teacher will forbid any fueh an
ter:,.
to tho
M .no :
w - i
sff r ;
vt girn
ro-.id i
both e
;fir
. ci-.y
ueO i
. t of
it.
l ;:. t ot
:: i-
:..: r.to
. . -.-.-.--r-1
; -. The
.a .'.l.-r
. -'s i r.vo
:-.-:. far
: I'.i'y
t !' find
! cr up-
:,e vl-ice
dvriop-
ben:
c
C.I L-o
m. :;:
State
cl- ar
f )':o
al 1.
i i
or i e;
w , . i i
y th-it t
. . I i -
inn
.is m
i-".t fact eo
.-i-o 1 .1 soon lie
- nicrtgo ller-
tt t : CI I i y 1 .
Mil-,
luftl
Wi
u ;
BAUROOMS AND V. M. V. A'S.
of What Rev.
Thos. Dixon lia-: lo of
the Power of the Foinui
Xeed to Offset H.
'
i
Editor Journal: Oa p-ig.: oi -.Lo
March number of Franh L;.-lu-'e Vc;-k!j
is an able a:ti:!o (,u "The S'jon
Sjcial" by Rev. Thos. DiX jii, Jr. V.
would rfcommer.d a;i uur fiion.Je tj
ecuro a copy onJ road tho articl- c&rt-
are we doing to etoD the evil V
We even opy a little from it:
"All 6ing eetm to poiat no v to the
tenjporr.ry triunaph cf the saloon over
the foices rf Ccriiuian cicil z ition in
America, it u a Manna fact;
i Hhnniil
cause every rain who loves his
i ffillow Bcrinna ihni.l.i.
I Tho tiM ia iho mi ,h','o,i iu
poiilca. 'force 11 our country' to "a"!
i tB conibiued wealth wliiih is v. i hied
lis a unit in H pubnc rur.v.-niHCts ih
. gre.tor than at,y other coa.t iaatlon of
. i . t
, ,5pita, on ln ft7""a",ntf(fllw "nnn'
; mei-u.e ia now SI 200 000 0(0; a Burn of
. ,u" '"-jo"'1 "-e i..n oi uy ui.iie
rijina X'Jo rtiurcri j;ivn the peosli?
fjr this iiive-tment arc: Tha wages paid
about
six
hundred thcui-and men em
pljyed ia the manufaorure snd sale of
drink and the Bmall prico of tbe coreals
and other raw materials used in
m .k;t)g
; -jbout one hut-dnd th nod met
! kil ed and five 1 undrsd thousand
. unaea in body and -jh ir(cter,(i i-ie.isc.
p vi-ily, tqualor. stntvalion, crimes.
thj debauchery of the State in its U ki
! ,.-t;vc and its municipal life and tlie
, deyredation of the Voting mauliood of
tne nation; broken bearia broken hemes,
broken lives; thousands piled oc thou
inds. unknown and unmournid. It
cost tho State to reap this harvest a
sum nearly equal to th enormous
ogrjgate tquaudered by tho victims in
the proces9 of ruin.
"These harvesting r-xpenren must be
added to the first cost hefote we reach
the total for this world. The grand
tcta" can only be known when bf-11 at
last id filled to tha brim aod the records
of eterniiy are complete
the
dGipeet sorrowrt oro those
: stovn only to bod.
I "Only suppose it even as eosy for a
! f0U"B. S -? ROC,d 119 H U toT hlm
to go to the de il
"While frlooca by the thou-ands
Btind open with beauty and good chepr
every day and every night in the year,
he churches stand ifiiet,t save for a few
' hours on Sunday and a few hours in
the week."
The thought of the writer of the
! above article haa forced itEelf upon
membero of tbe v?.iious churches of
your city, the result n we wi.l ' (iod
being cur he'p?r," npen a place, (a
. , . :. J... - .
uuuitj in our city bix uaja m toe wepn.
88 aro tha etljon, thit in appearaiice
and reality wi!i b tm r pleasant and
j attractive than any tuloon. so that the
youog men net d not go to the d'. vil be-
Ciuaa he has do where to ro.
tho uacda of (Jod to tupply (he long
fe!t need in counteracting the ssloon
forces.
Will you help us
Hstnember 'tis
ask it.
for your
boy we
W.
An Admirable Exercise for Schools.
Miss Dora B. Rogers, the teacher of
the Literary Department cf Kinsey Semi
nary, has a very sensible and practical
article in the last number of The
School Girl on ''Language Drills." Al
though designed primarily for the
school room, tome of thu ideas ad
vanced are worthy of com i deration by
any one interested in youth
It would seem that any scholar wh.i
has the advantage of such drills as are
recommended would be reasonable
sure of obtaining a better flow of worde
and of gtiiuing u ability lo think q jick
ly and to express his or htr ideas more
easily, explicity and connectedly,
which accomplishment would give the
power to present a iiae cf thought at
any time in the beet manner so ibat u
would bo readily gra.-pjd by tbu heire
or l tsilir and iaipres-d upon tocm
To tuquirj such an art is of t;ret..
va'.ao and training a org thu iim
ous'at to receive consid'-rabie alien i ..
in every school. Misn Rost-rs sij t:
Developing lanjtuago. is sni-iK a-jti.-t'oaal
power. 'Language is ilaot
tfccaUy of tho m.nd oy wh.-n..- a a.v.i) i
jtaa and thoughts ate nssociated wni.
1, ir trtabliihea eiiina." !
Words without ukas do not contitu
Tbe idea sliouia receive
IVKIllllUyU. Ut, .1.06. CU1L.U .tVl..'.
,j;i.iiiry importance, aud tne lidvy uora j il 1;., Dock r-t. .
oi uraso should he tiiuht as a s con ; - Fr..m lia : i ii:i..i.-, 1
ni) matter. But it shoui-a oe r.on,. th-. K. li. , i'.-. - e. ; t
Ucd ih. rouihiv tiiiiPt. end tho t)Uii. ' From !t.
thoaid te rtq-nred to usi' it. ;
To cultivate langu JKe tae :oi vv iu '
plii iniy be carried out .uo o a i
ii-J'- ,
1. Introducd an object wnich wii
object which wil.i
micrcot tho olaee, and let them tals
iu. iy about it- We learn good E3fc
ii. h, a we learn bal, by imitation
Liier. :et them talk with their pencils ;
;i I the object and read whit they
nave said.
2 Give the children oppoi tunitie.j
j iticiile things or places they have j
ten, to relate stories, and to repeat
iic:iit) of intelligence in their own lau
auise.
3. Encourage each pupil to use to
fipresshis own ideas, the new words
i. arned from boo&s or from the conver
eatiot. of others.
4 Aid each pupil to suggest, or to i
learn more than one way to say the
terne thing.
7, Impress the idea ' that I know,
but I can't tell" doeen't know well ,
euouga. By tkillfully qiestionin
younger pupils, and by t picil form ( f
recitation from older onea. rr quire eaca
member of the cbies to give in concive
language, tbe t-ubi-tiince cf every Itn
eon learned,
With th-- above titi.l n cl.i'd wi I ..i.
have a good vo-abuixry of wcrds itn-i
will be able t) use lieui fr.tiy i
naturally.
nouncemr,t as the t lo lag: "A com
position must be pro iue.-i by eui i) an 1
such day. " a "ommsnd ihnt is freupin
with terror to to
rnj. e r-ctiool girl or
: hand i:ng of tin
tei- m r ..-i.d th e
boy. Hut a bit
class da put cf
careful lur '-ti'iee ilr: ! v-. il r :j ih
school-room -pi-ctre . t : . .. t.-re
r,r!.i ttial-.1 it i n" eftio :t; p o-bjb.I
of :-choo'. room ixor.-i-fe s'i tl.r- 'o'.or
a- d pulling wuh the i e i.
of jonDtt. form in it :.nJs. T i :
evorj thing
Jean Paul K cht. r s-ic ',.;i .!.
often say to the tie.ch. r of u h I h
ft'l hearinct snd retidin do." r, it ail .
much Htrer-gthtn bti-I dbi-ht llo- o i
wr r ing n 1 epe,-, 1; l i tt .-
BICULO'S AltH Si LI t
The Best Salve in tlin r.' iri-i for Cuts,
ru:se( Sort--. I"
r.i, Ttlt, r, I' i
i-.is. Hud all Si
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-. Salt Kb,
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t:o p,iv re
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Ck!
or;:,.
OLD DOMINION
Steamship Company.
CL Wl.ni!. t-ir, . ...
v-i.ii-ivtt.i-.LY LINE.
The Old Dominion Slwmthip Compwny't 014
and Favorite Water Eau.te.iXm Alb
mrle and Chaape&ke CcnaJL
roa
Hoifol;., ii.itlmor., Ntw Vrk, Pl.11.
dtlpiiu, Boilon, rrarlnce,
V. oilir.C!en City. .
nci a.7 points Kfirth, East and W(.
"n "'I't II ISt'AV, .prll 29, mm
erac
TO
makluj close connection
ia tiie A. A
it - 't all Ftatious on tht road, aad wltk
"s cieamers Kinaton arjd Jlowrd for
eten. Trenton, ar.d a!l other landinn a k.
i "'"'"J Trent Kiven.
' FROM KEW BEHlfE.
n ' h ' ' ' '' 'r ' ' "' '''ueadara
SV??"' V.' l'll't!'5i it OJW
fci,"?- T, YJ'rl,'.B' J?;,
tanseri for iialiiniorc: CA6e Line EhlBi fa
' rWladflph M. 4 M. T. l'a afipf toffiSlt
ton and Providctice.
cicaaiw ii.insion, fnrit. uiion. will lull tt
ckjusivu vu annul w ptramer rewDarna
Order all gocjiia caie of O. D. 8. S. Co-
Pafsencert! r-ill find a eoaA thl aamforl.
aMj) rooms, and every courteaj aad attantia'a
will be paid them by lie efflcera.
E. EOBKBTSt AMI'
Messrs. CULTEPPER & TUP-NEB?"
Agenti", NorfoHTva.
W. H. 8TAKFOP.D,
Vice-l rejiJent. New YoAOty.
ClfdS'S li 0. iritiit m
Steamers 0. H. Stout, Defiance & Vesper
On and after February 1st, 1891, thia
Una will make regular
SEMI-WEEFCLY TRIPS
BETWSBIK
Baltimore and New Berno
Lacwlag BaUlmora for Kaw fieraa, Wl
JSSA3AY, BATUHDAY, MlfVC
Leaviog Kew ftema for Balthaara. T0S
BAY, SATCBD AY. u PaU
Eercbasts and Shippers, Tab IUce,
This 1 th bbIt DiTtECT Xh ant a Saw
BerHafbr Baltimore wlthont chanfo,foppf '
?nly at Korfolk, cenBeatisg tha lorpaiwa.
Proldnoa, PbUadelphla, Bltfhmona. Bud
poiata North, Eat and Wast Matin eiaae i
oonfttotlon for all poiiiU by A. a K. C. Eall
road and Elver out of New Berne.
""Aa-rtti ar arrsnovn Z-,-
Bxobwi ForrEa, Gen-1 Managwj
W IJjrhtHl, Bali
4?5 w- ilOCAEKICX, AgauL Korfal
W.P. Ciyda t Oo, Philadelphia,
i hrl Wk 18(1 EaIta Tnat tltlitU'-
E. Elmpaon, Bastea, 53 Central wharf
B. H. Eookwell, pMTldiwa B. I.
Bhlpa leave Boetori, Tnedy aad SatardaTa.
" r Ne York datly.
1 " Blts Wadneadaya A Sataraara.
" " PkUadalpbla, Monday fim-:
dayt, naturdaya.
" " Providanoa, 6atarda7B
Throngh bilii ladio-r riTen, and ratae rmar.
antoed to all points at the dlrferaot altaaa al
tha eompanict.
Avoid Brtakagi of Bulk W4 3U
via N. C. I.im. . '
lLiL'c CwPaa Jau3&
Fast Passenger and Freight Line betweea
NEW BERNE,
Eastern North CarolinaoInU, and all Con
nections of tho
PE..SYLVAIV1A ItAILIlOAD,
IXCLCDIITO
New Yorb, PliUndelplita, NorfoUi( BkI
ttmoie Dnd liolton.
TUe OI4I.Y Trl-Wrefcly Lln Oat t
r v i;?ri.
"V New and Klj'.mHy T. quipped Steamer
Sails from New Born
I035DAY3, Y.Trr:r,DATS, THIDATS,
AT F I V l P. M.,
Stopin at Itnam k- hhmi es-h vrny and
turieii'c el.
c'lniiri-unii witn uia
oeil.cni llidiroad.
Nvrlolk
The I'a!f rn Pi.pni.-h Line, consliting of
the Vih?;iDetim S. ( ".., Norfolk bouthftrn
H. It., New York, i l.ila r-.ni Norfolk IU E
and IVnntrivai.ia ii li-, I .rin a reliable and
legnlnr line, elli.-i;;;: Miiierior facilitiea for
: L;u!el. paRci.t-i-r ae.- ii. i -lit Iranf-portation.
! No iran-ier j.t i,t EdzAlx-ib CltyTJa
! whi.-li poit.t lVciL'i-.. "..I be joi.ued on carl to
g-t throiili to Ue- ;im:tiou.
Direct ail Ku-.ds ( he uliipped via Eaatatm
r:'ro'"'" Dt.j.aich daily a u,lloi
rr"iii .rw inrii, crifMi.. t- iier f,
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.v, j -1. . i ,- i ,.i w n.t
rOlU I'hiill'l.j
I io ., V.'il. ond Balto.
liirnllB.
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New lJugland
:!-rr than by
1'roiM i...-p.-rmt;..
11- li.
,rcrl: i
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c n low a:.-1
an V utl.ei i.i;'-.
For fuuhcr inl'-.r-aitu-a
"Ti 'y to
til Trafiio AonL
W. II. JOTCK, (Oen'l l"rci
P. IL K.) General Traliie Acent.
Gko. Jstkpijexp, Pi vision Vreijht lAeent,
P. V. t li. IL 11., Philadelphia.
B. B. COOKE, Gei.'l l r. i-l.i Agent, N,
r. & N. it- It-, riorloiK, ti
ll. C. IlfDOrsa, l-encml Freight Agent N. S.
K. li., Norfolk, V.
GhO. lih-NDEItSON, AoKlfT,
Newberne. N. O.
J. BRViS. 'm. T litis. lUMKLs.Vifr Pre.
, n r ; :t"P T" I -'or
Dteamer NE WBERNE. Cant. Mmf
Trill .nil r - r i , v . r
p., direct, very Monday and fhni
"iThe National Hank,
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