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i- s' lift i J 1 1 W I rx ii CONsuMpf'0 "71 fcava awrmanwait' t .-ii r- ! tu or A-ra ef aaaww ymaanncwJ by Jx-t.-ri hopw wav it ynt kava prwiminltrr mjmrt trmm. wtactt m Ccntk. tHA-ulty prostatas;, ... duo' I ijwlav Nil w- tsunwa-atwir. DratfaTtattav. S3 telDRPTHERS DUfHOP THE QUICK .WAST 5? RISER ro LIGHT DREAD UQED try ft. awajjawaai rjrpm, fa CM Ilitt" b warnntjvi tie Best ta tiu: U'oclJ ! Is more WATFgrgoor. Is Srvvtir.g. and" will Wear Lootr M aaa Mk - PM Nln" tew a. attar. lx. zraexu 4 no, fa. Ma u . PCCUL RUM Ma. K). r mi l I Aw Oath Mall fw Jtm lOO-i, 3 ft. 8 la. Um. tOX If . 4009. f. C lm. 1X1 XX) a ISO e4talOu UK wan' s i r . ' T N.rTy Svsvaav TYt-tlt DESK l O , St. Loci), Ma. JOE K. WILLIS, PROPRIETOR Or .Mm Nora Carta arbleWorlcs . r 'NEW BERNE, N. C. Trr Cocta) for piat n1 :. aav W aiaas al paianiiaBia ar ao. rraa a Haia Oat law aa iM tlU panai ta awnrail. I ' t m iht H- aaOttaaut rajaiw. ' artta C.A.SNOW&CO. P c. ..piajfflinnfESS - xiliMd H a.aavana) MHI aiattaaal NOTICE. CawwUa era aow a 1 y . PUTS Mil ; : FITS Oil Slothing BBS9I . O -"" 1 S2S. ?i Cii Traa-M ar i iBaia. anl Q fak. Saal aaauMaaaaaahaaaaal la Maarr rT. f ana em a email at nii 0c 1 aaawaaat ' M""a u laaa uaa iAms J laa , mm. aiawrf a BAdtA antm l i Tta ataiawatarawal avta ,aiUIl ai- fear mt u la wtU aaU laMaaaaat f Moara iMvuiwrviJvij ' tawrtor CuaiTt ot , a awtlOwa i aaraona na lr .taiwa ( rTjrrXwwir - J . i BU T o ii-r. ! ; M.-aawaiU aw ata im M W Ukair ta lin ta aai4 aatwca in all itauntaMak auwwrw wm l rlTi- :.,mm P. KiMtur. HUMPHREYS' f la Ua . J J ii . ti ii ii . ii ii .ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii . . ii a 1 a-W 1 , Kawwaa. Himifci. aTraotkoa 14 r- COM Bl tttf H.J -!lwnw D4k4Jtr Sa Cats Wwki S P E CIFICS ELOFI COLLEGE, LOCATED ON N C R. R. Ft; ( rrlrUm fqnl f ifaVaVailr lVpartmriit (.'rrlil. XrJj af talrut. t murpKtfJ Opo N(tmbr , '. U'J. Hiv. W x UiNvi, A.M . D Priier.!. 1 II K NORTH CAROLINA WUl bafta 1M foanb t-aaaioo 8pt 3 t"a. Covotr HaprisuOilaaca o KJa Calxia will aiamia applicanu fot adalaatoei. TaJ roat HOO jaar Aidnu ALE.I IMDFR HOLLA DAY. PraaiJool .iiwloj Riaih. N. C. UHIVEBSITY OF NORTH GAROLIHA, :r tnrr, cimrwt, CiMirana of study, H br'.ef nunilMr of ftil mun. nJ in Law. Mtl'.i-ioa nl En ;inrn ; Tba Faculty lnclai twenty T"chr elur'lr. ET EIO BKIs SKIT. r viLi.ifn with 1 i" ' r-r.v. 1. y 4.1. ) r iiEioF.N r wis- St Mary's School, RALEIGH. N. C Tho Jrot Tirn of F r Hi-. "IKnF. A.M. Trenton High SchooF Will Begin on th First Monday In Sept., In the New High 8chool Dnildlng. Tuition From $1.50 to $3.00, and Board From $5 to $7 For fa Khar IaformaliOO aJdr II. RHODES. Principal Salm Female Academy, SiLEM, N. C- Hi Oidist Fixili Cflilii n te Sciti Th tfiat Anottai Swaaioa btat 8p ianbwr lit, ten. Raciatar foe lat ret IT! Boacial faataraa : mi divelop ixTT or ElajLLrti. Omian and 1 TUa' r riaililioc. tcoroagbly r moiallad. Folly -quippad i'raparalory . CclUtata od Poat Orsdoatw Da part aaaata, baaMaa flrat-laa acAoofa in Kmc, Atr, Usiucon. Elocctiow. COXMEJlO.lL AJID I.IDl-STIUAL StCEIES- JOUM H. CLEWELL. jtOiwloa Principal. 'Collegiate Institute, NVILSOy, MUCTH CAlii LIN A 1 1 K YOUNG LADIES. Strictly Ncz-SscUmn. Ti- F .r.y.T'.r.r! -.' . : ;. MONDAY. SFPTKMBKU 1M. A mt :.iorot::i in-: n: prrparaE.rv rurv f ,-- ' '"lifu'i' i'.t;N- .'v-. i . . ': i an. I Art.' ";an.U.-.I t '...,-. inir i;v ! KT'un-U !ir;-'' i:-. ! j ituif'.: M lrr:- i!urfc-.-. ' i n.j nMiiir. t' I'-v.- n n ; i i -K ..- v. .' ):): TFRIiIHY COLLEGE UUvniua, mowtm uM.iu 3lw alUila. All . ,f v-m. -t;rfr1 hlkt. L!."!'1-. - HaithniJ -llm. r fir, f iJ- i.i i .lra-oa I r 1 Hr iW 1 EDUCATE Your X5o;v I i t b neat a 1 a-fi , aoi wnn I h la.c Iroubl . n np-.f r j o 1 1 c h ; m lo BAR27ES' ACADEilY, A oocna school for iwtcty boy, iu -r. n ot iha bilhial and moat Borailon of lb 8ta;. Tba boya aady in lh ajrawawcw mt aoilir iba dixretua Af the PriwcipwL Pairoo Ileal bf laa bi fici iliaw. Tar ooai oaodaralo. Wriia aarlj ad nfiin plaw lor lha cast 70 ar R L BAR5ES. A H . Pnacipal. liooir, N. V. Kafaraneaa Fac-ollr of Davidfoa Col- Im. X. C . Dr E- Potwr. K-jckf Potm. f C Ho. John K Fi;ko. Usjor of c-. . c u-T. n p. 8uh, BlckUxkt H- C Hr K C Stokai. rx Oaka. Va Mr W U Brown. CaliUt Bank. Hcwaor. 8 C. Urr. VoaMin rrawr. Acacia, ill. H. Arcavwr. of tb Cr Scbooia. ihTla OS. 9. C-. ato. jt 3i tr wnaaw. awa Ota pin ) rm a -Wll Wa Vara lwwr. Worn. laaaaala. ii ' Oiaaan ...i J-i i r-alafal rnMa & w . a maawawa. t-tM Caw a. alawawr PI F e Jnr Porcel-ii: L'n'cri Pretties Refrigerators. Water Coolers and Fly Trap;;. Smallwood i Slaver, , HORSES AND MULES. I hrc of VVestrr:: North Carolina HORSES AND MULES. BUGGIKb, ROAD CARTS j AND HARNESS. All of which I will .oil VEKV CHEAP; for caah or pproTd papor. Oire ma a iril. Sa Street A SURVIVOR OF THE WAR- !855 1892. Boot :uil Shoo. Maker. AirStjus j! Io.ilti at J Shoes n;.!' to order on hort not'.cv Repairing a Specialty AKPKN (.'riTjr. .1: rat oppoalla Journal ofT.c. MRS. ,J. M. Bearding Hcuse HIXES' Recpenei y. n U-iat i: NES n- II Larj.-. jvni Flmt-C )ppont: fHE PI0EE3 DAVIS SEW1I3 MACHIIl J. M. HIKES, Agent. ap'.O '.? ' 1 Mark.- Ht.T- WALTER H0MAN8' Pleasar.l BoardiEg House AT MORKHEAD, N" Oak Ridge Pavilion, OW ii. A - -1 n; n Sharpie "Louisa Morehead" w . . . rr. A hole !.!, ire SALE. LIVERY. FEED Exchange Stables Oppi ?it the Gaston House Fiut'st Srcck a: Living Prices Jones i:i r.Toi:. j 1 1 Grain I Seeds' Feed! BRADHAM & SMITH, Hay, 1 Io:;.;ny ( ov ers. i orn. 1 r-agg'n, , Oat.-, 'claps. 1 .ran M irr" 1 11 and 'er 11 d. ; at tent; SO.d I II S. ender.- Agents for !' in v "o' See.'.s. )rder for s.-i mowt care. 'a. package being . Ii iv o n , e under the . ery the strictest g'urantee. July SI V KM KUl'H I . h..;.!- .Iter . M. 1 -.J. 01 1 1 iiicl.t thrir i. liU) '. Iilllll liak lllk' iZd ntxt em i ? I cuHcrat u- t li -. r .loUL'titv Exuni .up " 11.1. ( HOI.KK V MTKIKK MEKh n ltojxirt II ai I rum Hamburir ( iinr A iirrhrnion. and Wash IN'. I "N Auii.it -i riart'i'ii Austin, nl the murine hos pital ."crvuv hel'l i ooulerence tbis alterinMij l.MiKinjj to the best method to tu- mifilojetl to prevent the introduction of cholera into th 1 1 country . I'ne conference was the renit ut Mn- advices from llam tiurpntiil H-ivre g; v'ing information ot the in c ,i!iiiri' ot tbt disease there. It ,1.-1 i J . -: t i to inform the he;k!:h t ircrn c( New York and Baltimore ot the uondition of affairs and alio to Dotity the imi. grant ;n-';rrforH. Secretary Spau il ng is in communication with the agtMits of ' he steamship line wit!i .i view to having emmi grant? fected water lYecod thoroughly disin i the orlier t-ide of the UK. . P. nxr.ti Prefer the ecro White nprrmary t Jtulo hy Men of t ho State. (.i i.iisr' K' i, y." ' , Anga8t -o Several prominent Democrats when reviewing here this evening in the presence of "Governor Kxnm, the good done in this State under the past and present Demo cratic administration and the dan ger that threatens us in the event of Harrison's election, which un doobtedly means a Force bill and necro supremacy, received the following response from the W'eav erite candidate: l-I rould rather prefer nepro rale or anything to the rule have had heretofore," These are the exact words ut tered by Dr Kxnm, and can be substantiated bv t he edtt-or of the i roidst)oro Headlight. C .1. liiven bark of Golilsboro, .laa. Oliver of 1'nncetoii, G. W. I'egram of retersbnrc. 'a . and others. Since its utterance ti e doctor is sick politically sick. t OLE ( ITV IN l).VN(.EIt. i.eorin.i i an .nu-ier l.uou .Hen on Miort Notice- Ciiai r.O'ci . a, Tenn., August -1. A messenger from Whiteside savs th tt it is rumored that the miners from Whiteside will attack Cole City stockade. Cole City is m Georgia. Georgia's adjatant general has ordered troops to be in readiness to move to the front. The invasion of Oeorgia by Tennessee miners will provoke a serious row as Georgia eau put i.OOO men in the field on short notice, being the best Southern State with respect to ni 1 1 1 1 1 a City has tary aid. Supr. ('annon at Cole ifked Oeorgfa for mill- k III hin K Ii' 'I burn at Kobnro. , Aug. 1TJ Tues N C. day ot people court am 1.1 town. over a tuousand The court house '. 1. Osborne and packed to heai W. 11. Kitchin. Osborne sjaik first and after a tiumorous got down : I: e ' -l I t lore i).: gen era' 1 v . In CuMiij. ho: dm' . Buck K: introduction of himself to solid facts, handling ion.- of taxation, tariff, and financial reform ;:i a con vmcing manner. him address he poured i'o the Weavente camp, chin -poke next and .struck sledge hammer blows for Democracy; he hurled forth fact alter fact why Cleveland and Carr should he elected and tore Weav er's record to pieces. Both speech es were loudly applauded. Near the close of Kitchin's speech some one shouted "Hurrah for Weaver.' Kitchm asked him to stand up and when he did so gave him a caustic lecture and drew out the fact that hitherto he had been a Republican. The lines are being drawn and Democracy is going to trtump m Person. A HOTEL KI KKI HOWN. Sulphur -he ill. Sprint , i- ( "ii- Hotel 11 rued. Rai.kiuii, Aug. -."'.--The Hotel llelmont at the Qlphur Springs, live miles from Asheviile, was burned down at midnight. All the guests escaped. The loss is a hun dred thousand dollars. This hotel was a mnoh frequented summer resort . SK).hH ALL ( OKKESPONDK.NCL. i "-truiiL.- Speech bv Mr. Heddliur-:- ' 1 ' !teM:i,Ii.-;in Join- the ' !' Lliid mid ( :rr ( llib. 1 i "K "i-:;n.; lira. K ( '. ';'!! i t't fi'-!i! i-p.il:,. hen Saturday to i I.ire .irid en f busiar.t :c crow d. Nearl ever, out. Third t Thev fol io w hi; were Democrats, how i lew i-cl ti-iI voters were 1 here w i-i inly a tcsr of the or I Vople's irfy ro hear him. ivc rn nil- ,;p their minds to ;lo- te.u'u;nt:s of the Pro - grosiv, Fanner rat her t han truth, and di ( line to hear or listen to the I 'arguments of Democratic speakers, i Mi I'.'dd ngrield's spee'Ti was a j .Vict'le ex i ii ".on of Democratic principles. As an AHianceman he i spoke from an A i ! lance stand point, and while he protected tha the Alliance va ,i nou partisan and non political organ i. it ion, vet he said that i ho teachings and prmci pie ot the All;. nice wete purely huh oo..y i-emocratic anu n.ar no true Al:ianceman could place his hand upon In- heart, ami re- J ...l.l.. I. ... 1 .1 peat the o.itli h, nad taken, re- member time to the pledges he had from time made in his lodge and go to the polls and vote with any o'her political party than the I )emoci at ; party, because the Democratic party was the only party in existence coda1 that had incorporated in its platforms the cardinal principles of the Alliance Ile told them that those Third party leaders who were endeavor ing to persuade Alliance men it was their duty to vote the Peoples' party ticket were traitors to the Alliance and Alliance principles, and had already drove the best element of farmers out of the order in some sections, and would ruin the order, that already in this State the membership was not one half a large as it was when Elias Carr was us State president and he its secretary. He warned them as they hived the order to retrace their steps, drive the ambitious politicians out of it as they were the leaders and more dangerous than any other element or class of people they had to contend with. lie then contrasted the platlorms of the three parties and showed that the Omaha or Third party platform instead of being on tbe line of reform, was the most ex travigant of either of the others, and if tbe principles ttnnnioiated in it were carried ont that this Republican form of government would be destroyed and a mon archy be budded in its stead. The treasury be banirupted and our people bound by the strongest cuaius of slavery that ever existed. He showed that all the financial distress that our people were labor ing under was caused by the tariff legislation of the Republican party protecting and enriching the wealthy manufacturers of the country at the expense of the laborers and farmers of the land He spoke of the records of the three presidential candidates: Cleveland Harrison, and Weaver and the manner in which they were nomi nated, and the class of people that composed the conventions, and said never in the history of this nation was a man nominated on the first ballot by over a two thirds maiority, with his own State and Tamnlany Hall, the strongest poli tical organization in the country backed by Wall street fighting the nomination to the very last It showed to him no man since the days of Washington was ever held in such confidence bythepeo pie as Grover Cleveland His speech was Democratic from be ginning to end, and full of convinc ing arguments and those who would be convinoed cannot do otherwise than follow him After the speaking W. T. Caho Chairman of the Democratic Exe cutive committee, organized a Cleveland and Carr Club in which every Democratic voter of Stone wall precinct was enrolled exoept about eight. One Republican sev ered his connection with the Ee publican party and joined the Club. Pamlico will stand where she has always stood in the Democratic column. t Stonewall." Literary Xotes The Fornm. ProL J.J. McCook, of Wesley an I'Qiversity, has made a thorough study ol the causes and the extent among people of the several na tionalities. of the venal voters in Connecticut: and the proportion of purchasable citizens is alarming. He will publish his investigation of the subject in the September i orum. The Hon. Chaunoey F. Black, of Pennsylvania, has written a frank review of the trouble at Home stead, in which he makes an effort to point out a remedy for snh con flicts. He proposes the incorpora tion ot labor organizations on the same plan and plane with organiza tions of capital. David A. Wells will publish an explanation of the Real Meaning of a Tariff for Revenue, in which he sets forth tbe Democratic doctrine. in a style meant for a scholarly and thorough campaign document. "Sport." Do you see that man f He has gun. It is a double-barrelled g in. is tne man going to war 7 No He is going to kill small birds. s motto is. Let no little bird escape. Do you see the dog T it is a pointer, and will find the bird for the man to kill. His gun is loaded with a hundred small shot which he will fire at one small bird. No: the birds have not hurt him nor tnreatened his life. Me Kills them because he is bigger than they, and to satisty his desire to kill something. He works at it very hard, gets tired, and some times catches the rheumatism, but he says it is great sport. He will hardly tackle anything of his size. Other savages prefer big game. f ire Losses Within Six Months. Tbe losses by fire in the United States and Canada in June were, as computed by the New York Commercial Bulletin, 9, 265,550. For the first six months of 1S92 the total losses is iJGo, 137,250, against G9.o5.j,17ii in lS'Jl, 47,S11,245 in 18! 0. Tradesman. Oh, What a C'ougrh. Will you heed the warning. The einsl rvorhapu of the rure approach of that more terrible disease Coniumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50o., to run the risk and do nothing for it We kcow from experience that Shiloh'a Cure will Cure your cough. It never fails. This ex plains why more than a Million Bot tlce were told the past year. It relieves croups and whooping cough- at once Mothers, do net be without it. For lame back, side or chest use Shiloh'a Porous plaster. Sold by New Berne Drug Co, ARE ALL THE CHIL1)RF I , 1 lie ilurkuess fulls, the wind i- i 1 li n.-e tuiick clouds liil tlie wi -t. ; 1'lie storm wili soon I.CL'in The ihimders ruar. the li-i.ti.n.L'-I hear the L'rcat. round rain ir .j.- I A r ail the i hiidreii in : ; Theyre ( oininLr softly tu n.y side Their forms within my arms I h. N" other arms are urc. 'The storm may raire witli fury ' With trusting faith paeh 1 i 1 1 - - 1 With mother feels secure. lint fut ire days are drawing ce: They'll mi from this warm -belt. Out into the world's wild !::; The rain will fall, tlie cold wind I'll -it alone and lomj to kn.ov. Are all the children ii. Will they have -belter tb.-n . Wliere hearts fire waitir.i; -tror.:.' And love is true when tneu ; r w ill they find a broken reed When strength of heart th- need. To help them brave t;u tide ..w,,,wi.,,, . 11 IIIL IJI. ; I1UlicM tlK.IU llow li:uI vl( I-i hi.-most gracious hand': j Sometime..- the souls he b-v. - 1 u. Hv tempest! wild, and t! i Nearer the better land ' if ile -hould call us 1 nn The children land on that bb -' Afar from care and cir.. I know that I shall watch .r. : v Till he. the keeper of the gat Lets all the children in. THE RIOTERS SI'ELC'HLi; (.'apt. Anderson'! Passage Kuoxville Creates Wild incut. Throuirl; Excite. KNOXVILLE, Tenn., August L'l. Oaptaiu Anderson passed through Kuoxville last night on his way to Memphis for a vacation. When it became known thut An derson was in town the people went wild to see him. Men fought each other while they engaged in a scramble to shake him ry the baud. In an interview Capt. Anderson said that he believed the trouble over at Coal Creek. Nearly a thousand miners have been ar rested, every one of whom is ready to give evidence against the others. Over 100 have already made con fessions revealing the. secrets ot an oath bound organization of miners, nt ming its leaders and where they can be found. General Carnes. he said, has forever squelched the rioters. Wounded Miners Found in Had on diliou. Memphis, Tenn., August 21 A special to the Commercial from Coal Crek says a mountaineer ar rived there last evening bringing information of the discovery of a hospital in the mountains a few miles from Coal Creek which the miners have improvished in a cave. He says he saw 21 dead bodies there and wounded. large number Cholera Unabated. Washington, August 21. The treasury department today issued a circular requiring all rags im ported from aboad to be disin fected. Dispatches from Teheran state that the cholera scourge rages with, unchecked violence. Countless corpses lie everywhere unburied. The official report from St, Petersburg on the subject of chol era states that the mortality ex ceeds 2,500 daily. MeKnight Convicted of Burglary.! Winston, X. C, Aug. 25. --L. McKnight, the young" man charged with burglarizing the residence of W. S. Tajlor at Mt. Airy, X. C, a year ago last January and beating Mrs. Taylor nearly to death while robbing her of $2,000, was con victed of burglary in the first de gree at Dobson, N". C, last night. The penalty for burglary in the first degree in North Carolina is death. Will Support Nobody Who is Weak on Cleveland and Carr. Winston, Aug. 25. A large Cleveland and Carr club was or ganized at Elkin, Surry county, last night. A resolution was passed by the club to support no man tor office unless he pledged himself to support the State and national Democratic nominees and platforms. The Democratic Platform on the l orn Hill. ;We solemnly declare that the need of a return to tbe fundamen tal principles of free popular gov ernment, based on home rule and individual liberty, was never more argent than now, when the tenden cy to centralize all power at the Federal capital has become h me nace to the reserved rights of tbe States that strikes at the very roots ot our Governments and the Constitution as framed by the fath ers of the republic. "We warn the people of our com mon country, jealous for the pre servation of their tree institutions, that the policy of the Federal con trol of elections to which the Republican party has committed itself is fraught with gravest dan gers, scarcely less momentous than would result from a revolution practically establishing monarchy on the ruins of the republic. It strikes at the North as well as the South and injures tbe colored citi zen even more than tne vime. it meaus a horde of deputy marshals at every polling-place armed with Federal power; returning boards appointed and controlled by Fed eral authority; the outrage of the electoral rights of the people in the several States; the subjugation of the colored people to the control ot the party in power, and the reviv ing of race antagonism, now hap pily abated, of the utmost peril to the safety and happiness of all a measure deliberately and justly de scribed by a leading Republican Senator as "the most infamous biil that ever crossed the threshold ol the Senate." Tne Handsomest Lady in New Berne Remarked to a friend the other day that she knew Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs was a superior remedy, as it stopped her cough instantly wheu other cough remedies had no effect whatever. So to prove this and convince you of its merit any druggist will give you a sam ple Bottle free. Large size 50c. and SI. Our domestio affections are the most salutary basis of all good government. WOW TRY THIS It will cost you nothing and will sure dovou (rood, if you have a Coufrb. ijoia, J , , rr.1 . . -I. or any trouDie wiin iuroni, vuri Lungs. Dr. King's Pew Discovery lor iJonsumption, Lougusauu iu iau.- teed to give relief or money will ba paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found . it j a st the thing and under its use had a j speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample i hottlfi at our eiDense and learn for your self just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at F. 8. Duffy's Drug Store. Large size 50c . and $1 00 . STATE SENATOR. T rout ii-lri. (or the 1 P ei! 'ra1 r, liiv puhtic.ti itiJii) caii cj as It asked who are "rd . or Peoples' oi ii Hi j e on s' i goes. quee'lK" j ;vre o;t cand idatei''? Tlie ;i?.ry i ieav:; !'.t "eems. to g no stone unturned carry the day with j them and in some counties they are 'fully o:g,i:;,rel . and have candi 1 datoti for :tl! 'he county ofTiejs, and are Tying make the pro .le be- 'i'.'ve they ar;.- in the majority. i The Democrats too. arc as well organized, and J don't, believe but vha ali the Democratic nominees i ill be successful in our county Carteret , and all her sister coun ties. The Sensorial contest in the ,11th distr'c', ;si what we wis)', to speak about -i little. This district .composes the counties of Carteret, I Onslow. ,Jo"e'j, Craven, Lenoir and ; Green, 's:v counties; with two ! liters to (1. c. Sometime ago we saw an article in. the Journal, speaking of poesi : iile and probable, as wellas I prominent men for these oflices, ' among them It, W. Humphrey, ; L's(j., ar d Dr. G. N. Fnnett, of 'Carteret, the Utter, spoken of as the nost prominent and popular uian on Bogne Sound. We wish : o say that while Dr. Knnett or i-s';. Humphrey either may be popular and prominent men, we have one in our view a three fold more popular and prominent than any man on Bogue Sound or Car teret county either, one who has the talent, energy, back bone, nerve, si'nsc and every other quail fjcation needed in a man to serve his people in the Legislature of North Carolina. He has-been to the Senate once and did well there; no one l'onnd any fault of him. He wiip trn-e to post in everything at all time -, and ,t Carteret coun ty us to send one man as Senator this j ear, as was her place in rota tion before tbe other counties were added, we should look well to lind the best man. That man is Dr. J. W. Sanders. He has been tried and found true, weighed in the balance, and not found wanting. He is a genuine simon pure Demo cat none of vour sore heads and mugwumps, but a successful farm er, merchant and christian gen tlemau. I do not know as he would ac cept the nomination if tendered him Dever heard him say one word about it any way, but know from observation, seen and heard by scores of people, that he would make the best run of any man in Carteret county. As a stump speaker he is not excelled by any one in the. county, and politically, is the best informed man in the county. Let us oiler it to hira and he will lead us to sure victory. G. R. Y. How She Keeps Well. Ta ere is a great deal of philoso phy in the remarks of a busy woman who says: "I have no time to be ill, so I take time for the little precautions that keep one well. I am alwajs rather hurried in the morning, but not enough te omit my bath and take cold. If unfortunately I have taken cold, I know I shall have no time to coddle influenza or bronchitis, so I make myself ,a hot lemonade and put an extra covering on the bed at night. Then in the morning I throw off covering gradually uutil I am cool enough to venture to rise and ts ke the cold bath that is very nearly sore to arm me against further damage. Then, too, 1 can't give up a day every week or fortnight to nervous heaaache, so I must give an hour every .day to walking in the open air. I try to keep my small be longings in order and put each thing back in the place I took it from, so I don't wear out nay nerves hunting for the button hook or the hair curler. I eau't stop the ma chinery, so 1 try io keep it in run ning order." They Will Not Wear Trains. The Goodhue Co. i Minn.) W. C. T. U. lately passed the following sensible resolutions: Resolved, That inasmuch as the wearing of trained dresses is com pulsory at tne courts of kings, it is 1 a fashion that may well be set at j naught by the women of a republic; and, since a style of drees which I keeps a woman continually clutch- ing at her garments detracts from her dignity and moral influence, as well as from her freedom and com fort, and whereas by the weariDg of trains our sisters are made weak, we will wear no trains, "while the world stands," The Ftrnt Step. Perhaps yon are run down, ctu't eat can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything to your satisfaction, and you wonder what ails you. You should heed the warning; you are taking- the first step into Nervous Prostration, louneed a nerve tonic and in Electric Bitters you will nnd the exact remedy for restoring your nervous system to ita normal, healliiy condition. Sur prising results follow the use of this great Nerve Tonic and Alterative. Your appe tite returns: good digestion is restored, and the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy iction. Try a bottle. iViee nOc. at I . b. Daffy's dmj dtore. In reckoning tbe, world's bene factions ti;- fincy that flits must share equul'V with the patience that plods. l)yspeiia and Liver Complaint. Is it not worth tha small prloe of 75c , to free yourself of every Bymtom of i hone distressing complaints, if you think so call at our store and get a bottle of Shiloh'a Vitalizer, every bottle has a printed guarantee on it, use accordingly and if it does you no good it will oost you nothing. Sold by New Bcrne DruR Co. In matters of love and matri mony in especial should one pre pare to ' e overtaken by the unexpected. The Homeliest Man in New Berue As well as the handsomest, and others are Invited to call on any druggist and get. free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that is selling entirely upon its merits and is guaranteed to relieve and cure all Chronic utid Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, aud Consumption, Large bottles 00 crs, aod jl. mar22 deod weow A friend is less a rock of refuge than a cross to be alternately sus tained and leaned upon. Shiloh'a Catarrh Remedy. A maryel ous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Cankir mouth, and Headache. With each bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injector for the more successful treat- j ment of those complaints without extra j charge. I niHmrclr used to snell hin name 1 ismarCK used to Spell his name without the C. The present spelling does away with the monetary Slg- niticatlCe of the name: Bis-mark two marks. i ChHdrenCryJoPitcher's.CastoriaI ra a a - ata-..it i 8 'ill, C" L. rrnorn nlJI t' I P.WHITLOCRiCKMOD.V; ll TK . a. a. a, a a. a a ' mm r rwl." Buggies Iron" cll'O.Of li'OHi V i.oau C Also, HORa....nu . i I.- i.. prices for (.'ash or negotiable pain Prompt attention paid to livery, THOS. A. OKI :.'N, T-, ..d. . WM. DUNN, Vice-Prcsiderc. DO A GEHEKAI The Accounts of Bankp, Bankers, (.ici - reoeived on favorable torrcu. I'r.u-.t of our cuRtomers. I.' ai:i ' !' - a a a a a a' a e i (a i Do m J, CITIZENS Fcrdioan-1 Ulrich, !:. V. S..-a!lwooJ . J. A. Meadows. '-c. N. Ivot, Samuel W. Ipock, i. !l. Meadow-f Chas. II. Fowler. i:li8n, IulTy .!r. William Ducn, Collegiate In st i t u t e, A HOME INSTITUTION for tlio Kducntion of the ROYS nnd GIRLS of Eastern CaroLnii at a." ino.lorato cost. Faculty composed of ELliJlT oxjierienred and ( nicient Teachers. SIX DEPAKTMENJU SttidonU prepared for advanced classes in any of tlie Coiloges. Student", repTftfontinji last year. The MCSICAL DKI'AltTMFNT Prof. F. facilities music. Special E. M-utw for the ."itii ood -tematie t s v Course of Study come Of tho iichcvl Ppeciai ic:iucoiai-otx oflorr.l to I'OOU Nsxt Term cpei;a September 5. '."-'JJ. MISS MARY L. ALLEN, Seo'y. jaly7 dwtf Far Suparisr and Gfissper Than Ever Befcro! IIa jjiEKJsr has just arrived with a FRESH SUPPLY 01 West Virginia HORSES and MULES, and is prepared to meet the emergency. Low Priced 2?otiitoca It will pay one and all to call and exam ine before purchasing elsewhere. CCIfeMSTOPJ CO Had the strongest Faculty in tin- Knst . instruction in all departinentn. BUSINESS COl li.-E uusui passed hi I on t pass ty Amston uiith yen imvo seen us. Full courses in Hook-keeping, liiuikiug, (Jomnioiciu! Calculator, Corrcspundeiice, and I'eimiaii.siii)'. MUSIC. ur Director li.n few equals nnd n ku;.. partment will u!int trip!.' itself i.i-.t yn: Slccial advantages iu C'ln-inieti v, :.i .- .m . ; Mathematics, Litiiguago and KI.h ute. :i. If you wish to securo a place in tl.e (,.:,,Tr r.t. depr.rtmeuts are being rapidly till, .1. t or new Catalogue, address t3&'Name this paper. k li. v. v nil s . in s i.f ti,.- , s(.')NOKKIMA lOl.l t her In Atm -r.t i,. ( -sv-trv. N ft'9 y l:il iri 'Ui Altef :I. Fr sale bv J. V. JOHDAN, DrupK'st, '-w oruo, a a a a'C'a'a''! ) a) i i mP'TAI ai ) t Mil' Ill' lit 111 a ;() f S ti I! nt :1 !))' nu on l)oil't IMfM. I Jclicvc It, a a a c a. a - m i;e TIMES! k Mb. l ' ."S3 r ""V mmm CM to '.Vagonn I Wig,:, !rciu ...o fi rn '.''.lid. .00 to irJ-'.-fM) to the above :,i the i I )Y. "aKhirr. ' it' IV I'M, Tell. 11. MNEIMG BUSINESS. porations, l arrneis, Merrhantu and i ), an ! careful bt'.entioa jiven io the n.im i 'iKi: ;T' nt-. ,J rt 1 i l( rt K 'O1 nio.-i'. . lii i !t' i iiHti ie ' .1 it 1 1 aim . Thiw. A . Orf mi, TEN Count n were enrolled l . i i : i r i'l'A NTS, of vocal ilirection of rils superior instrumental ASS I tudv all ami for rliioHe '1'cacriErs. DcHiriwg to Hr- uie"rj'HHtd . 1' YS and illtMv Hend for (. tu O T ADA MM, A. it , I'iincipi.1 New Uerne, N. V LLEGE, iws i..c the Smth. It; ipnl I .if 1 Ii and 'lou'l'i: h.itnn i.f Mie l.Ki: A CUOWKl.L. li im Jjinl- 1 1 Ii, il, turr 610DQ BAIM CO , P-o f atlintt. Gl- N C. ANK
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Sept. 1, 1892, edition 1
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