North Carolina Newspapers

THE JOURNAL JtXW BETIXT, N. C. OCT . WWmb Market Caatry r.odare. CoUoat. 7 u 7. AS. Com, rVoca Wwta (XV n "" M Oata, Wt, Fwd. v Wkaat. 70c. Rka Wc Rjt, 7 Vs. FWaata. Wc a80e. OafoM.il JO (xr hti. CVkkaa. 50te pair, yonnjj. Baa4aJc .VOc Kcr 14c, Homt, a&c; bawai i-W Bkto-Dry Hint, V -lrj 't. U- CITT AND VICINITY. . Tms, ta grat port 1 Jowl sa Hurra Daaoercy t -i ,k t J Tib nit 11 1 Owtaj to deUj it tb factory mm wtmkij ppr dkl rxx mr oar fu I ! in t : :ii tot UUa km. : TW W! rtMxi iikI i!at V", koco will b tkftm);bb7 iwojcJ n thslf TW CVrUod A Crr Hub t ru-u lUt kT ncttl pliKiia p.)l i.-ly o kaJrd uJ iftj ft high JLflim mm Hk M tnbmc htn wlw Hare MglMtftl mttha their iKatali o cook fm J py p or rrcnit hj mowr cdr r rirT 1 Wcur. TV Korbl City Enurpnw -r ti tW H Jit Otk Lumt-r Couipony, Mr. TlflJ MSV, will pot ap a planing mill adoa a Guo&aA City gbtp pit it Ul track crop arc com -aaajaciac. Tb flrat pca went off a wcvk to, aad j -day tlx acaocr kook ( ft Hill aalpawnt r braaa. 1m EimlMlh City Eeonoaiiat Falcon amy (t aM been rrporteil tbat de-l hr iWa Mhi otWr bkdieatioaa o( a thip rack kMT bea ftd o th tvach t WiJt'l IXaayl. Dare eoaty, north o( fTfo kaa oaJ a t r roixi-xi firv. The om W tnm ITS, 000 to 1 1 00,000 TUc CiTMhll. UaiSoa Batlr't paper, th Jall ftad fevtoc kaaiaea houfc- were jl f Mi j ail tt lrv oririaatcd in an Al TllaVf atort wW bad failed an.1 was , Vh, 8ltan wai Jowing at hi tMS TavavVay a roitoo itaik perfcrtly fptam bom top to hot ton that waa grow ntyomamatj waaa plVJ op. It had over Badrd bolla iaJ forma oo it, though th oUaat of thtfm weir too youncr to aaav aay wifo ot openintt Ic ia 7 13 It la aai4 tkai aprt of tb plan (or tin- OoaAiWrai Mtatit to be ercctnl at RaJaigS ia Woooc of th oUier 0 North ftroti i fot tach ccat ia th State fta) trbta a Mock of graaito to l dasalt tsto th awagsMot and to hare en- gnvatl 'rpoo it th oaaw! of th coaoty B1 tLt wabrf 0 aoUlicrt it fu.nihd mvaalbiw other raitabU inacriptiotw. . WW. A goo.-' hoje official are now a 1 pratlx wtdl atra1 jacrway & Churchill ton. W Waj era loJ lhT iVi pWtmra t aaother mTt, aau tWa b aU to jci is to Uacl own prop, UM 7i,0 Goemnveol build lag tlkaa lato ba nctil here Bar. J. W. Laa, th "IrUh ETanjjrirrt ' kaat jnat coachodti a Try tufwful pn t4etal BKWtaag in Dorkhcad Church, Wlawtoav At tha last arric, Um pvior, &rv. y IrwU aiwawaccd that S aaznea Wkd ban nm.T-K.to )oia tho acTcral carclaU that Uanct. Thera were in tV Ht coATrM3e. htx. taw' laat -t Baa n a practicaJ diacoara? to the y.-xiug (MTUta Mr. Law bcfrina a meeung to day at Stated. Jwdf FowW aoa-UY-iaw, Mr D B. Xrara, of J oh nana coanty, ommittxi adcidw ha Raleigh yeatervlay roorninx r a half paat arrrn o clock. The doctor aad aa attendant were in hi room thw rliaa Ha coTvmi hi face with Vhtf bad eloChaaaoit wa not o(ervetl What h ra tfoJajf and cut hi throat Uh lia pocktt knife, afrrring the jag-a-W TTla and rorotid artery He Med to dawth fat ft few BDtnatea. Wc hear he had txwa. drtaklag I aim 1 rVianrrifir Rally and IUxt- aaaM wiU b Vwid at Vanceboro Wcrlnes itmf Oct It. Hob. Eliaa Carr, IVcao-rratic caavdidaU Cor GoTrroor, Et-Go Jan t aaal olhr diatiftfUiahed ipeaken will 1 Tnaa tha mooU. A flnt claa band m hawai awa-iirad for the occauadon and raJIast Dmaaucracy U t out in full array. ArraacaMnta hare been made It frminn armn a-r-- - r 1o v o to Tafteabara. Thw Zatarpnaa taya the Caning acajon a hvoraacad bow opened prowijea to get battaraod battar. A aiorle day hip aiial by rail ncntiy wa 300 brxxe and 4 barraU of Ash. Joaaph Falcbe- al jaar aid boy taoht f 4.00 worth in a few bow with hook tad line and the W ill craw (aoaa ofYt. Joarphoa WlIliDcaoght f IM wwth of paaih KackeraJ in alwht. Aaoaher crew naadc $84 oik an harw bara rery mcceaa jl one an Cartarea coanty U w.de awake r-td ood work W beinitdoo witi 1 It lor- Jatra, At a mealing of the Cle-reland and Carr Clab at Beaafb. , SatanUt, Mr J T. BL Jfoa, ctaairaaan of the T r l party III II aanl beror the tneet.nr an-l in wabflc nxwch derlarad bltaalf a done r rkh the Third par t and Imrncliatelj haa hia aaise enrolled I a nwrntwr of ta CLrraUad and Carr Clab. It 1 oUy a few daya ago that tho ec rr'.. y the Third Party ta the aame coanty Dkaal ty rrnTilnj "it in a pnblic car.1 WlalAisr all affiliation with that orwafti - " v Stlll'Moi lug Korwanl. Mr J W : war: .i.-i-'i-to:;.'"' 1 .1 t: t , : i ;; '1 .1.-'. :' 1; ' r if; vr ! a '. r ; find ci:n i v.- : -: a -.- 'is :. .-l-gar.' ':..-. - tie i '. I r V ....' M.- Mr Pn nr. 1 ... a-vl - 1 r e 1 1 .'.h .-; I The Plte r ie.J. TV 1 " r-. .:. IU re ': ' 1 " . t.. 1. ! .!-.:r.cg the , . . !u. K. iT'.ir. unliv . V r :.ir . The . :V.i. n f w. r' an inlr-. tin- I": 1 !:. vlrain , A that '.he coir.mg Kur n j M re o-.-rrv.':v'. : . ' r-ir,l to it in 1 !.,-;; : ; i.rTV re.l than ever N-l'. .-.-At .!:; - 1 s'th. tiCU'.lf'.y :: ::v.p e-w Uj important- ot v m.' ' v net hold ' V. k ' vM',.' ' a nll eihd il li foate one else ha letter hare fnv fittles 1 ' Fi.r crv!' Tl Ka r I .1 1 1 ' u - the n i u ir n.' ' Rrmarkablo Pears Mr V C -r day the ! aaeh f ; 1: or fliT ril" ! " 1 ' r rnteen on ore ! nnch a-d tht making out I'mni w:t!r:i t inches It w.i- iott 1 -pcarv Therv w a; :":r: : the tmnen the:-. nlitl liloek m.iied The weight f 'in t -v u twenly-fao ;i. in.i grown ly Mr. Klij.ih Uav.- ', i ! ; t 1 1; t 1 - 1 . :ln : V ir- u ere '.,vr:i;i. oa a wen year . .1 tnt the nurv:-y of A V $imtkin ar.d li; ! r Tb trpe iu e?.ti;n:i ' : rf tlSe pwars thu ne. : Dwhe-M IV Ang-:'-. pomuMt- to iri-rN :t . alcohol or otherw;-- it It i well w.rth : a p: tbe Satc Fair. N ' the Worlti Fa r i conTlnring prH' ' the cn "-'id c'i.i! .' Carolina to fni.t gr o. . Thr pin! t" enu:'..tt : a J -1 TOUT to l'pi tlit tuatle a signal Uiv-. anl if with '-1" M'' 1 any p-cial point '.. 1 . much of the :. e s.- !n a licrefaetor of h.- : hope tl'it all the I ad". ir.ing counties thir."i and make 'M"ia purekase 1 troiu Pratt it hit h Mr tl.tr r pn n: . 1-. n e i-.nii 70i' Tl,. v nr. :' the ::it p.. a. r.e Fair It.- J 1 ' Apt.il I !';- S t ' . -.1 r upeciincn ot al li t!'.. .: nne-t 1 evbiliitioa at th Femenitwr the cnpi arc --.r.g r :.-.c K.i vh Colamblan Celebration at GoldW-irn . g""ig (ioldboro. matter of puLiu ly o the di ratiCir 'he V'Hh v. rv . f Ani.-ri.-a , ji it committer ot ' A nd lire otb--r . -re .p.- TucUy night '. -i.-hand. The 21-' "' ": !h IraigTiatol a. the day of eeie! ration Th.- A: .cut vy th t jve ; a . t. 1 ha. he! 1 n enthmiatt it; nr. p.-mtcl 1 numiTi i -. for car. ing forw.ir 1 ' prnpnaeil to nave a pai -,.-h nnblic trhiA.. th.-- r.-.uit-j-v f frr department, th.- ln.ltrr of vir-. -u -m It -h' In a. I 1 110:1 it urved '-I hou- that they pn-par.- ' design' r.'.U'tnttiT - of life of Columl m. - r the b'tory of our r-'iir.' every ind-Jtr ot t.-.e t .v :-. tr 1 an. 1 a.lToru 1 .i and iun' ari- e .; ote-feature-, of t !-...- . '. ' 'a- PronpecU of the tholera The I.on.1' n 1 m.-s co- : - et t ar. an ar :c:c a e' e ije a roneerning p "T1'1 epidemic net 1 the ;h. jli . 1 '1 l 1 o ! .-t At a I c. a-i i- ' Ircii Tt ctt.c and tow n- of 1 crrv and .he N. ,1 pared in Augaitt a i '. rVptcmU-r. the T.:-.i' 1 s-i'-5 mean that cie-'era haa i'.wju dom- fou.i .jmetly onward r -"'.v acetis n new g -. '' '.. w for.h .u .u. ant'y ii: ui Tie " "T ie ne f f ':i G ei. westem P.eas'a up to ti e and te -o id i infected. rl y pa: : Th- n-p it h .1 nis.s-..'-the nc Vlea mer ii t'lat he -- 1 i- !- 1 1 t , Black ca d.l ct ivl th.- ' .. n: : -. 1 j uncin die no . om I'.u i 1 - ': ( that the ;.U''on o" Gsi c . w:- n'l ;:' ' r failure and that Au- o ".w-ar;. .-- involved. The : e ' " ,- n '' 1 r '' mean that the wa'.erwi 4 . otn Per! ' ." ; the r-!vi-r der arv ' 'ftvte S it . id ca.v "i the Nettie. 1 -r. ' - t '. .: taie. It j re. . ' t 1 '-e a thoio d s.T.et- - it- ' 1 Franc t - 1 art avLKi' ARw a.al.vK Th Bt Salve in lh world .'or I'ou, BralML How, l lcor. Salt lthfuffi, Krvpr Boraa. Toltor. hapj-x-i Hand", t 'hi'-Mato. Coma, and a.l Skin Krupti tia, and tlTly cirM !V.. or no pay re.) u -. r-d It la roTanU-J 10 it rvnrfrt Mt:f ae'.inr.. , or aionay rfaodJ. Vnc 2.1 fu ' boi Kotul. lo .Ni.wbrn t.j K W. DatTv, whaiaaaala and rvall Jraut- I Children Cry forPitcherfsCastoria 1IIIKII PVUli ( 01' NTY CANVASS. 1;, iul)lioan Aid Society Meeting ith Poor Encouragement l':.:..i i'.irtv speaker nre no ,..:r- New Heme, but they i tiling- their wy near -o much ... ; ; A Tin v h ri4 i u meeting i. '1 loir- lav. A corrrtpond-:- :':.it there were ttnTlr.nl . ., 1; 1 i, -en;. The Cleveland and 'av ;l..atmg over the heads of ; -i'-v r- while they were orating Mr 1 rw .ii;ney, candidate for register ot :'.:- -. d the crowd first, on the ti, t lie condition of the T A .iaekson was next. lie arkson was next ut thrre-qu.irtcrs He f an i up with the phrr and the i'e for their old chest calT.s tAil covirtcfien ! :mh, the Canadian, was , He talked for thirty-five ; N!r W 1 1 rintr til. :11c not a cheer1 i , , ha;nnan. then arose and r. t:i1.t-n hundroti prewnt at ; to hear General Weaver, I,.,:.-',- went up for Cleveland Hirrison, m l he supposed l the rtfteen hundred were Vr y. r Wea.r. Mr :. i-ked everyUidy who was .- : -uj p rt Weaver to hold up their . .-1 ;- Th.- h 1:-. U of ten men went uj). j 1 . , - p... ;Klici" txctpt three. ' ' ' '',.,," r,pr,r, II.. , rottd dc-perd a utt.e after noon eavmg the Cleveland and Carr Club lag till Hying in the breeze. W- are al- infonned that at Har- . - , , jr. '.: -u nig 1 1 g ' . Dei:,.-. r.iU w. re preent and they -. . h-i:-. 1 in the talking, and the Third were considerably more at the close of the meeting : tia-i Mr i" lieu tin came to the place. olm A. Jackson led off in the ' "He charged that with all their - tin- Democratic Congress of '73 p m:n:-e Int. i : Mr I w.i- kn Th it O ic nothing for the people. K lie'.! here told him that he owinglv mi-ieading the people, ngre.v- passed a bill over the Re- j..;i-i:ci.n President's veto for the coinage i.f 4"iO.rM.kh000. and he demanded a cor reeti.ei . f Mr. Jackson's statement. Mr. 1.. i, - point was not tlisputed. I: w agreed that time be divided w;:h the Democrats, and when Mr. Jack through. Dr. C. N. Mason, Mr. C. W im Ti. whose card of withdrawal from the T::;rd Party we rcccnti? published, a'- Mr J. K. Bell took the stand iu suc , ivposod the Third Partyites, and uroc U.tli Alliancemen and Third 1'arty veto the Democratic ticket and he State from Republicanism. The -a -p.t I.. were sufficient to show to the iifa. Von of anv fair-minded man that the Thir ! Partvites are aids to the Re- th. -.ok. Mr. W. H. Smith had He agreed that when his u a- tn. led he would answer any n tho.. ;-i the audience might ask. sjn-c. .jlle The 1 ) i:-.. M-rrt t s took hiin at hie word, of tiie ..uestions asked M'r. Smith by a .nii.ir wa.- i''he had figured out how much lr.- -hare would be in the addition al 1 ; iO,(M"M"l,fKld that Weaver wants for Northern s..!d;crs. His reply haa not K--:i!o ird from. But in the question a:"1., r 1 -jicech, the Democrats soon : ii'.l- lr.ru a-knowledge that lie fought aga:nt the Siuth ;n the war, that he had ;a'. r voted any thing except the Ilepub-hcar-. ticket, that Weaver was in favor of 'he force bill, trrenter pensions, etc. S ring how the poor leader was getting !--. 1 uji, one of his friends moved to ad :':. ir.ct ting and it was done. THE HA1TIST ASSOCIATION. '.eh arnual session of the Atlantic A-xH-iation is now in progress, oe.ation assembled yesterday g in the BajUist Chureh. Rev. J. Tittoti of Mt Olive was elected 1 . A ri.'.or. an 1 Mi.J.B Williams Sr., r-.ow Hill was ciecto-d clerk of the nation There are at out 20 Churches Association and most of them are T.ted in the meeting. -. :-. t !; r. pn The mrr.'.r.g session was pretty well t.ik t r. : w : n uji in reading letters or reports 1 the ditTen nt churches: some ot them : ad. in '.he afternoon. They gave ! -honing of thr w ork done and , ( '. 1 healthy progress generally. . v K T. Edwards, Agent of the orphan Home; presented 1:1 the afternoon. He gave ... ir.t. rotir.g facts in the history of K.-::.e. what it is, what it is accom-it- p-esent condition, outlook future, need of genenius support i:.ttc. Several others followed Mr. .tar 1.. adviH-ary of this work and a 1 r. .'.'... ti.'S and sutxjcription for the , t't of the 124 needy little ones it is 1 -ru - tt-nng was ir.aile at the conclu 1 . : ' reuia k - Da-ham pj.okc ably and to h 0:1 Home Missions; likewise E Taylor, President of Wake '.'.eg.-. The latter interestingly o-k among the negroes. - I- the -.-ions to tegin to . m anl 7:30 p.m. . for the discus All are invited to Mi 1 yesterday morning a attending the Assoc ia- :::- i- a cent i uliation of A: ' D I :tt cuun'.y: Wingate and Messrs. T. E. huri ii. Wnne county, E.iwards, Numan Potts. P. v D. McLcod. ::.'- Mr. Jasper Dai!. Kev. (i. L. Finch. Children Cr for Pitch er,sCastorli I)uvi' Miorc: Mia.-i-. Sam'! Babbctl, K. I.. Paul and W. L. Paul. Morchead Kev. II ('. Moore. Mc-sr-.. N aedhuin Willi- and .1 R. Willi-. 1 ;.. id-lii. r... Kev. . I. II. r.dward-. Kev. J. t . NYNi.n. Id'. I. K .lolitrson and Mr. J. K. l'et. r-..ir IV.loksvillc K. v. .! Charles Yhitty and T Trenton: Mes.-r. .1. H. Mallard. II v. i" Me-r . A. li, 11. C mith W Mi Hire's Cli.iinl: Nfci-i-. Henry I.oek- ha t and ni. ates. Pine.- Grove Church, Jone.-t county: Messrs. H. A. Higg!" und A. Barrow. Snow Hill : Mr.'.T. H. Williams. Kmston; Kev. A. L. Stowe and Dr. R. H. Ivcwis. tt , i .1 T ...., 1 c unsui u.'i'i-. "i'".' . Itamsey. J -1. licinierson. n. t . irreen J arid Wilps Kllis. ' Mt. Calvary, Wayne e.-iint- Kt v. J. T. ! Albritton. ! Mundine. Onshov county, Rev. I"). F. A mat). Pinev drove, rn-luw fountv: Kev. j, ard. M.-ssr-. K. M. Jones' and W. e. Morton. Lnpernauin. Llupiin cnun.y: .nr. n. Kiegn. 1 Ke-v. W. R. Gaultnev. of Wake Forrest . ColK,e is itl attendance, repre-nting the j Educational Hoard and Kev. C. A. j Woodson, of Durham, representing the , Aod Minister-,' Keli.-f. j ' I PAMLICO t Ol'.NTV ( 0 YEM I0.. ( Organization, Nominations anil Rpso- ' lutions. Tlie Democratic County Convention of Pamlico County met atjllayboro on Sat- urdav ()ctolr 8th at 12 o'clock m. and to ordef fay Hon yy T chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee, a.' er making an appropriate speech which was received with applause. 'Mr. Cabo, chairman, called Dr. Geo. S. f ,A.ttmon to the chair as temporary chair- maIli Rnj (;co. y Farncll as temporary i secretarr. Dr. Attmore on taking the chair made a few ajipropriate remarks and then announced the convention ready for business. On motion of . l.Caho, the tempo- rary organization was made permanent The vote of precincts was called and all were represented but two. Their being no contestine delec-ations the committee ( on credentials was dispensed with. On motion of N . l.C alio the chair man appointetl the bllowing committee on resolutions, to wit. Township No. 1 Geo. Dees. Township No. 2, R. L. Woodaid. Township No. 3, J. F". Sawyer. Townahip.No. 4, W. J. Mayo, Township No. 5, J. B. Ernull. The committee reported the following rcsoultions: Resolvetl 1, That we the Democrats of Pamlico county in convention assembled tlo again re-afflrm our allegiance to ie Democratic party, and endorse the plat forms of the party adopted at its Jate State and National Conventions. Resolved 2, That we pledge our united and undivided support to the nominees of the Democratic party, National, State and County, ami promise to use all honorable means in onr power to secure their election. Resolved 3, That we sorrowfully de plore the action of those of our brethren who have heretofore tieen with us in our efforts to hurl from power the Republi can party, who alone are responsible for the pernicious legislation that have im poverished our people; and we beseech them to return, and aiel us in restoring the National Government one ; more to the people by the electing of a Demo cratic Congress and Grover Cleveland the greatest living American Statesman to the Presidency ot these United States; this being the" only means, by which the great reforms so much "heeded by our people, can be obtained and peace, hap piness and prosperity assured. G 50. Dees, chairman, R. L. Woodard, secretary. J. F. Sawyer, J. B. Ernui.l, Committee. The resolutions were unanimously adopted, with much cnthriasm. On motion of W. T. Crho the convention the 1 proceeded to the nomination of Coroner. Dr. John P. Redding and W. E. Hooker, the present incumbent were placeel in nomination. At the request ot Mr. Hooker, piis name was with drawn and Dr. John P. Ridding was nominated by acclamation. Paul F. Tingle the present incumbent was re nominated by acclamation, for County Surveyor, Thomas D. Perkins was re nominated for Register of Deeds by acclamation, John T. Cooper was renomi nated for County Treasurer by acclama tion anel Thomas Campen was renomi nated for Sheriff by acclamation. George Decs anci R. L. Woodard were placed in nomination for Representative in the Legislature. Roll fof precincts was called, and a vote taken which resulted as follows on first ballot: George Dees received eleven and one fourth votes. R L. Woodard received fourteen und three-fourths votes. R. L. Woodard having received a majority was declared the nominee of the convention; on motion h' nomination was made unanimous. Mr. Woodard came forward and accepted the nomina tion graceially, anel promisee! to do all in his power to elect himself anel the others of the Democratic ticket. The following were the Constables nominated by the various Townships: Township No. 1, E. T. Hoi ton, Jr. Township No. 2, John T. Davenport. Township No. 3, Graham Jones. Township No. 4, Lemuel Leary. Township No. 5, G. "W. Hardison. The following were elected for the Democratic Executive Committee for two vears. Festus Miller chairman, George Dees, Samuel Wr. Ferrebee, Wiley J. Mayo, Joseph F. Harris. Gen. Battle then addressed the conven tion on the political issues of the day. His speech was a strong presentation of the Democratic position, upon all the issues and the fallacies of the People's Partv, and it was loudly applauded, at his -close Dr. . P. Gates offered the fol lowing resolution'.which was adopted: Resolved, That the Democratic party of Pamlico county tenders to Gen. Cullen A. Battle their heartfelt thanks for the canvass that he has made in this county and the able, eloquent and patriotic - eech just delivered, and in this way show their hisrh appreciation of his valuable services in this campaign. The resolution was unanimously adopted. On motion the secretary was instructed to send a copv of these resolutions to the New Berne Jocrsai., The True Issue. The News tt . Observer and the North Carolinian for publication. On motion the convention adjourned. Geo. S. Attmobk, Chairman. Ci-n T FtHSELi.. ' Secretarv. THE STATE FAIR. NEXT WEEK THE TIME. Grand Preparations Great Pre miums Many and Unusual Special Attractions Every body Should Attend. Ttie State Fair begins next week anel judging from tile extensive preparations that have been made it will be among the greatest, if not the very greatest event of the kind that has ever ocenrred there. The officers, comprising Presi dent, ami vice-Presidents, Secretaries and assistants, Marshals and assistants. Exe cutive committee and board of Lady Managers are composed of over 1.50 prominent and goo 1 workers from every section of the State. The premium list is large and covers a wide range. There are 724 liberal jire niiums for every species of field and garden crops, horses, cattle, sheep, poul try, pantry supplies, manufactures, mer cantile displays, ladies work, agricultural implements, machinery, curios and freaks. The race premiums are just as liberal; they alone aggregate 11,700. There will no doubt be a very tine and large exhibit along all the regular lines. In addition to these there will be 11 any special attractions. One exhibit that should be seeu by every one is a very handsome model of the cruiser Raleigh, the superb and handsome United States gunboat which is nameel for the capital of this State. It is one of the handsomest vessels ever bu-lt, and the model shows all the guns anel other particulars of the Ship. It will be of interest to all North Caro- mians. The Executive committee of North Carolina's exhibit for the World's Fair are expected to elisplay so much of that exhibit as shall lie ready at the opening of the Fair. Among the unique anel attractive features of the Fair will be the exhibit of A. Dughi, the Italian bird fancier and dealc." in pretty pet animals. He will show about 150 varieties of singing birds and a large number of pets such as guinea pigs, prairie dogs, rabbits of all varieties anel colors, talking parrots, cockatoos, owls, love birds, crows, jack daws, eagles, Texas Jack rabbits, foreign hares, etc., all of which constitute an interesting show for every body, and the delightfully favorite show for all little folks. This exhibit, a show in itself will be in the regular fair building, free to every body. A prominent young North Carolina artist and portrait painter will make a special exhibit of his works at the Fair, and during the week he will have an art sale of his pictures, which are justly re nowneel for happy conception and meritorious execution. This sale wili be the first of the kind ever held in the State and will be a 'grand opportunity for admirers and connoisseurs of high art. This pleasing feature will at all hours be open and free to every body who goes into the Fair grounds. A great and unusual specialty will be Pawnee Bill's Wild "West Indian Museum anel Encampment. Never before has North Carolina licen visited by any thing of the kind and there is no telling when such an opportunity will occur again. It will probably attract more attention and make more ta": than any other feature. A portion of the show consists of a grand Mexican Hippodrome. It will introduce the' most dang and skillful horsemen and champion rough riders in the World in the races, sports and games of Mexico. There will be faithful rep resentations of a bull fight, Spanish chariot races, etc. In all there will be exhibited twenty Mexicans, fifty Indians twenty cow-girls, twenty cow-boys, and twenty scouts, guides and trappers. Besides the Indian encampment there will be an Indian museum: it consists of an entire Indian "llage where may be seen squaws at their bead work, making mocassins sewing wampum, ta-in;ng4hides, &c, end the braves in counc" smolr'ng the peace pipe or engaged : 1 other occupations of their race. There also will be the pappooses strapped to a board, according to Indian custom- A picked band of cow-boys, the most scientific lasso throwers anel broncho ride.s, will at each performance lasso rid b-and cattle, ride bucking brouchos, pick up coin from the ground and mount anel dismount while their horses are run ning at full speed. The famous Mountain Meadow Mas- sace will be acted out. As a l'fe-like portrait of savage modes it is said to have no coual. A stacre robbery com bined with murder will also be rcpres ented iu a West realistic way. Au illustration ot lynch law as prac ticed in the Wrestem States and ter -to nes v '11 also be given. This perform ante is thus desc bed. It will show the horse-thief stealing the horse of a sleep ing cow-boy: the cow-boys awake, "start on a w ild chase after the thief, overtake him, throw a lasso around h's neck, jerk him off the horse, drag him around the track at full speed and wind up by hang ing him to a tree and then riding around him riddling his body with bullets. This "Wild West show, the greatest out door show on earth will be in the open air on the rac3 track and grounds free to evervboely who buys an admission ticket to the grounds. In addition to the above there will be an unusually large number of atttractive aud interesting side shows, novelties curios, etc., on the Fair Grounds. The Fair this year will present more and greater attractions than have ever before been condonsed into one week of pleasure and general re-union of the peo pie of the State of North Carolina. CWdren Cry ;for, Pitcher's. Castorfi STAFF CORRESPONDENCE. The Canvass in Pamlico The Coun ty all Rig-lit for the Democrats Whether the Republicans Make Nominations or Not. '' -.olio. ( '.. 7. lsfi2. En. Jon .: -We ."ie again at Bay bo 1. Tlii i the central pooit from which, we go out iiuo the stirround'ng country. Wednesday we spoke :-.t Ker shaw rnd yes day at Vandemere. These are the strong holds of the Peoples' party. We were not greeted by large audiences at either place, but those who were rut seemed deeply interested, and it is believed that more real good was done at these point.-than any where else. Al r the usi 1 speaking in througd. a running conversational debate tooh place. Many questio were asked nnk answ vd. The best of feeling p; evailed. an-' there was ev' -cod an earnest desire to learn the .truth and honestly accept it. At both plr-: numbers admitted that they had bee.i misled. Not an unk'ntl word has !u".n spoken during the cam paign, and we reg- "d e prospect as bright antl pronrsing. Much interest, is felt ;n the approach ing Repub :can county convention. They ma make nominations or they may not. but oar friends are confident of carrying the county in any event. To-day" we speak at Reelsboro, to-night we address the Cleveland r d Carr Clnb, and close our canvass of Pamlico to-morrow. C. A IiMEM0RAM. p. Hushed, and still is the oiee. Of our darling baby child: He's gone tc be with Jesu-. The lowly, meek, and mild. Yes gone, to join the angels, Peaceful, ever more: But bye, and bye, we'll meet him. On tl bright, Celestial shore. Died at. .he residence of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Thomas Tuesday, September the twenty-seventh 1892, little Charlie, their baby. Many friends gathered abound the bedside of the little one, who was loved by all who knew him, to partake of the heartrending blow which so suddenly fell upon the devoted "mother and father. Crushed -were the happy thoughts of the bere ved parents fo.- the future life of their darling son. "But the Lord give Lb. And the Lord taketh away." D ar father and mother let not your hear i be troubled, for God, the Father of Heaven has re" eased your clrld from pain and suffering. He, as the Shephe-d has gathered the little lamb in Ins great arms of love and refuge. Suffer elittle ones to come unto 111c and forbid them not for of such is the kingdom of Heaven." Let your will be the w ;il of your gn at Creator, for al'. things wo.k together for good to them that love the Lord. While we miss the prattling ootsteps, the prattling tongue, the Ini-dit sunny smiles, of the little one, we must be con tent to give them up. Laura D. Anderson. Democratic Appointments. The following" are appo:ntmcnts for leading. Democratic speaking in u. a section: ELIAS CAR 1 ND T. .1. JARV.S. Edward's Mill, Beaufort coeuV, Mon day, Oct. T Bayboro, Pam'xo county. Tuesday OcL. 18. Vanceboro,' Oct. IU. Trenton, Jones county, Tnui-sd; ". Oct. 2C. Richlands, Onslow comny, l-'iclay, Oct. 21. Haltsville, Duplin county, Saturday, Oct. 22. ALFRED MOORS WAPPET.I.. Jacksonville, Onslow county, Oct r. b. ohrss. Fa. ni 'lie. Pin county, Oct. 21. U. Hoo.ierton, Greene county, Oct Be. nfort. Cartaret county. Oct. 22. o 1 Vanceboro, Craven county, Oct. 25. Chccowinity, Beaufort county, Oct. Le viston, Bertie county, Oct. 27. Pactolus, Pitt county, Oct. ZU. Plymouth, Washington county, Oct Columbia, Tyrrell county, Oct. 31. 20. ILT.IS R. W.1.LIAMS AX" J C. SC.VR BOROUGH. Jamesville, Martin county, Oct. 17. Old Fort, Beaufort county, Oct. 18. Hunter's Bridge, Beaufort county- October 19. P8ntego, Bearfort county, Oct. 20. Sladesvllle, Hyoe coi i.y, Oct. 21. Middleton, Hyc.e ity, Oct. 22. Fairfield, H -de county, Oct. 24. Here", of Puno, Bea' bit county October 25. Cresswell, Waslr-Jgton county, Octo. ber 20. Elizabeth City, (night,) Oct. 27. LEONIDAS J. MOORE AXD W. T. CA1TO. Trent, Pamlico, at night, Oct. 20. Alliance, Pamlico, Oct. 21. Bayboro, Pamlico, at night, Oct. 21. Reelsboro, ramlico, uct. i. Also first day ot coui in Jones and :i Carter L. A. otter anel Geo. 1-. Parrott Tip. nr. atic. canclodates tor the i-jigiu Senatorial tVstrict. will a i ress the pe pie upon tne issues lof theday at the fol lowing time a U places: Catharine Lake, Onslow Co. Oct. 14. Morton's Mills, OnslowICo., Oct. 15. Marine's, Onslow Co., Oct. IV. Tuckahoe, Jones Co., Oct. 18. Trentc i, Jones Co., Oci. 19. Tuscarora. Craven, Oct. 20. New Berne, Crave i Co., Oct. 20, at night. V.- ceboro. - rven io., tci. j. Bv order of the corr r:ttee. itA k Thompson, Chaiiiiian. T. C. Davis, Secretary. Died. At her home at Kershaw, Tuesday, Sept. 27th at 410 o'clock p. in.. Mrs. L. H. Per.y, wife of Lewis Perry, age 45 years. She was au affectionate and devoted wife aud mother, a devoted christian and a true member of the Disciple Church She leaves a host of friends to mourn her loss. We tender our vvarmet sympathy to her children and friends. Mother, rest, thy warfare's o'e; Dream of friends behind no more. Sleep the sleep lat knows no breaking. Till we meet on '"iat bright shore. Joiix II. Cu-vr:s. At Mr. E. Dairy's Onslow county, September 27th, M.-s. S. E. Barry She was a co- ent member of the Episcopal Church and faithful in all the the walks of life. High Prices CRUSHED To the Earth. I have fouglc High Prices continu ally, until at last I de.clare myself the CONQL'EKEK. Therefore J am now prepared to eff-.-r the public THK GREATEST BARGAINS OE THE SEASON, IN CLOTHING, DRY COODS, UMBRELLA8, BOOTS AND SHOE-?, TRUNKS AND VALISES. I have ju-t returned from the v ' ' vith Uila moth Stock of all the above named articles and will sell LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. Hoping you will give me a call, anil thanking you for pa-l patronage I am truly yours, WM. SULTAN, Opposite Ed. Street's sale stable NEW BERNE, N. C. TO KEEP Promises! This is what inter ts the people, it is the easiest thing on earth toprom ise, but net alwaya easy to fulfill and keep it. V'e always fulfill and keep ours. American Rights! American Labor! American Homes I Ihts in what we strive to maintain. BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS, We have iust opened and will do our best to help our New Berno and country fnends to buy Goods Ajt ROCK - BOTTOM PRICES. kWehave A TREMENDOUS STOCK OF CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, BOOT3, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, etc., Which we will sell AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE ONE AND ALL. OTrustlng you will call and cou viuce yourself of the great Bargains we have ou hand, We remain, Youra obediently, CLOTKi HQ HOUSE, MIDDLE STREET, Op. Baptist Church, cor. Alley. NEW BERNE, N. C. Engines, Saw Hills. THRESHING MACHINES, F.eat Machinery at Lowest Prioea. A. B. FARQUHAR CO., YORK, PA Children Cry for Pitcher'sCastoria.1 THE GLOBE