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NTT7W !2 1 I? V W i ' J V 1 V rhllV T V V o I I V I? oo ion
NO. 12.
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I
iT9Pff,
DR0. E. BAGBY,
SURGEON DENTIST.
' Offloa, Hi4dl ireet. oppoaite Baptist
; eharofc, - -1
decWwtf NEWBEEN, N. a
BE. J. D. CLARK,
DENTIST,
i -.
t5"- Offlea oa Craven street, between Pollock
lad. Broad.
P. H. PELLETIEB,
ATT '' t 'J k V AT W .
..'- aa 8., two door Souta of
Journal offio.
WUI prMtloe la thOoaotta or Cr.T.o
innt, Joaw. OmIo iul Pamlico.
, United Mv( Ooart at New Brne, end
-taoren Uonrt ot th 8tte
STREET,
t?P. General -
HE ANDLIFE
Insurance Aent,
HET BERTTE. H. C.
hurchill
.- :'r
rC; WbcJesale and Retail
" rarmers and coiintry mercbsnts 'will
T do well to ee bs before baying, as we
tell goods as low if not lower than any
: hooae im the city.
iyWE QTJABANTEE E7EBY
, : ; TfllSQ WB SELL TO BE
. A3 BEPRESE'STED OB
;. : ". MOSEI BEFUNDED.
: We deliver all goods we sell to any
t: ; part of the city free.
. ALL WE ASK IS ONE TRIAL, and
wv know yoa will continue with us.
. . Lorillard Snuff sold at Aannfacrnrer's
"prices.
Uur stables in tne rear ot our store are
. ree to alL '"
- - : CHURCHILL & PARKER.
- 10 18 wtL - Broad Street.
. ' THE NSW BERNE
KNITTING MILL,
am now prepared to famish Bur Hoax
; m Vabiocb Qcautixs axb Colors in
ota to aait purchasers.
Said ten cents for Samples and Prices.
- d23wtfc
.Pure ! Brilliant I Perfect I
w :. '.".TJaBD Etehtwhikx, atto Exooxsxx
:J2.iy' Whxbktxb Used.
; : H Mt Popular Oiaus in th U. S.
' , They are daily- worn m6 are warmly
s-'. V Praia by th ootid RE PRESENT A
TTVE MEN of thia eoaatry, many of
-, tbem betse of National fame. Tbe list
V v , embraraa Bankara. Merobanta. Lawyers,
Oavamora, 8netore, Foreign Ministers,
.'. Mechanic. Preachers.
- 3 MEN EMINENT - IN ALL PROFES
. - f ; 8IOS3 AND TRADES.
7 PrtrSIClAN8 SEOOMMEND THEM.
; BUT JOXE'SUT THE 6E51JI5E.
- T' Tbeee perfect Olaaeec are aoonrately ad
f - Jnated to ail eyee at tha Dras 8tore of
F.8. DUFFY, Hew Berne N.C.
gKw R.Jones
, - - Wboieaale aai ReUil Dealer in
. General Merchandise.
Coasiffnments of Cotton.
' Grain, and other Prod no 8
? iolicitd.
i Prompt attention guar an
r teed.
Cotton Batrtring and Ties
s "now in stock.
LoriUard and Gail ft Ax
' Bnnffaold at Manufacturer's
-Prices.
jViS- K. B- JObTZS.
: 9 lA dw JTew Berne N. C
: ; . THE
Farmers & Merchants Bonk
r BegarV. boai.neas May 1891.
Capital Stock, paid in, $75,000.00
Hn,lB, - 4.000.0U
rn41vid! Prefltt, 2.K00.00
lMTidends paid, v ' - 8,250.00
4Z' r - OtTIOEBS
: ,1- L ff. CCTUEB.
- Vx CHADWICfc.
?r,w. ozwet
: 4 B.POWMA,
Prrtideni
Vice Pres.
Cashier.
Collector.
" X B,8SHTB
Wrth well etablUh-'d connections this
Bank i prrpereii to otter all accommo-
Jattona--eoiit8Ceiit tli c"nirvaUe
Mnkiae '
" Prosapc and cATblu I attention given to
vKct'oaa. , .
We A iU-be pleawd to crresptnd with
oooiempiaio maamg
wiiy o n ryrnu uuw m"ui.i',
; SEASONABLE GOODS.
'
".'-g; '.'. Ice Cream Freezers,
Water Coolers, Fly Fan
f g f and Trap.
-Window Screens,
cloth, Bath Tubs
''-'"f AND
Viro Dish Covers.
E CUTLER & CO.
EDITORIAL NoTES.
They say the oio8q:r.;- ar ti e
gammer report sre not 1 irg- us
heretofore, but the crickets hava a
loader voice.
Under ;t ruling j' the federal
c-iurt the Govemmt iir will h ive to
refund to tobacco importers about aaij property.
$2,000,000 custom duties Tie jeathat exists in the brain
Tbe financial condition of tbe of some pl neal vi iianes, tha'
ountry is improving: gold ("hip- Government is a groat purveyor
ments for the present hs.ve teased; ready to establish sub treasuries
Europe is purchasing more grsin;aod atoiehonses throughout the
and the gold reserve ! the treaF-
ary is oa the increase.
Edwin Bvth h to figh' p-v-eity.
ilebt and merited tendencies.
he a .! hi :Tf-s: o, ti"
Cl-e world be? : e b l;vi' i r.
It i. learnt-d th v
b-rdij any probability
:lere is
that the
collector h i , .-j iiiastership or
any of the cher (fficei' for tui
sfc'ion will te tiiled with Demo
cratic appointee at any early day.
Warmer Miller now says t h it
$bo,000.tXH) will complete the
Nicaragua Cil. Who then is to
gee the remainder of the proceeds
of the $100,000 )() wurth of bonds
which the company proposes to
issue.
The Iofanta's lunch of sausage,
cheese and ber, the other day,
sttrtled the Chicago -4'JO. Bat tbe
rova! visitor was desperate. Sie
wanted a square meal and ibe only
way to get it was to cut loone from
her ceremonious entertainer.
Mr. Cleveland and his (Jibinet
are thoroughly aai nnwiu )uily
in favor of the prompt repeal of tbe
Sherman silver purchasing liw
That will at least stop the chill
with which foreign iovor, or
woald-be investors, re nutferlng.
At Americns,G.,a white man paid
a nickel f r r.s m tii.v cu -ii'bers a?
he would ear After :: t.ijj away
a halt'd iz -n of tiie cii .'ivrt b.mbs
be wa-s uffered 25 cents 'o ttop, bnt
not unt.l he had devoured eight,
each of which weighed nearly a
pound, did he give np and go his
way.
It is believed that tbe worst of
the money stringency is over and
with the exception of here and there
a stray failure resulrinc from over
speculation, booming or kindred I
sport, the commercial commnnify
is in a fair way of holding its
perpendicular. Still there is vital
need of sound legislation.
Speaking of the contested elec
tion case from the fifth district of
this State, the Washington corres
pondent of the Richmond Times
says that Maj. J. W. Graham is
"counsel for Settle, the. colored man
who holds ths certificate of elec
tion.' Tn at drives the iron to the
soul.
Thomas M. Argo, a widely
known Baleigh, N. C , lawyer, was
recently married to Miss Sallie
Spers, also of Baleigh Tnere is
a bit of romance about the affair
At the last term of the conrt the
bride, then Vts. Perry, obtained
a divorce aDd Mr. Argo was her
counsel.
The prosecution in tbe L zz e rt tew days' Ashing at Broad-water
Borden case has hardly any ; island, Virginia, but he has re
evidence, circumstantial or other- j turned, aud just aow it looks as
wise. It rests its cao upon the as-j though he would not get away
sumption tnat nobody except Lizzie from the capital for any consider
had an opportunity to kill her ; able length of time. He and his
parents, and therefore she is guilty. ' official a IvUers would all rejoice
But it has already beeo shown that . , jn a Tt Hfter the Ubors they have
it was possible for an outsider to undergone iu starting off the new
step into the house, commit the ; administration. Secretary of State
crime and escape. i Grernm would like a chance to
The special students of th" class . wield the rod and lly. Fishing is
of electrical engineers at Aubam, : his favorite amusement. If he gets
Ala , havejast completed two large j a vacation he will also spend some
electrical dynamos, all being the; time on his 160-acre farm, where
product of their own work at the ; ha raises wheat, corn, and garden
college except the large castings ; truck. Secretary of the Navy
for which they made the patterns j Herbert is likewise a fisherman.
The dynamos weigh filteen ban-i There is nothing he enjoys so much,
dred pounds, and have reqaired in Secretary of War Lamont hopes to
construction about twenty miles of go to Bar Harbor. It might almost
copper wire. ; be said of him that he has no
It is poor omfort to thrne wlne amusemeuts. He likes to drive a
frieuda have perished ro have an good horse, but he does not drink,
investigation and tlx
bility f :r tb il ii.r
I I l-S jlOt", f ..
W.ishir'g
r do Hi v
.1- I' - :
Uf l-l.es
j o i mod. if
ton.
IVie pr'ii -! ' ii
u f
18
va- re
! -i ki-
ir in -i
i ' g-'r lt!S
everj where, aud gh- tr
8'iould b a w ii :i :
authorises to hm"
io - inpector
IA :
11 ii
d 1
his duty iuT h in ri
huildings " bi1 eroo .i i d
Other and iu reqifir-.n u i-.g
to ij,, vacated -nd torn d it:
Io a ser io.n delivered f-i
:,' th-
; Methodis, aitoisters o I
fc' I Ui ' II ,
N. Y., the Hi. Dr. McA-iuey .!:
'Iam uo prop let of evil, bat I-t
the cholera spread its oi i -it wings
over ns this summer, u-r ld.uOd.Uutt
people di. of tuts dr- ol dtse.we,
and oh! how ti?eco win iers will
dock to our attai s. Tne L id knows
how to close tne dj"r of the fair
on Sundays, and he will do it.
When the Lord has tough work to
do. he finds tough instrument to
doit witb. Chicago, unless i-Uo
repent8,-rwill be swepl; oat to sea
as shells from which the life Las
tore ver gone." Judging the doctor
by his talk, be would seem to be
touch enough to do very touzh
work. Why not send him
Chicago!
GUYERNMFNT NOT A rURYEYOR.
Tbs school of politics that
teaches disciples to look to
Government lor every blessing will
never be the Alma Mater of States
man. All tliat Governrueut can legiti
mately do is to.pr-iti of Me, liueity
land does not accord with the spirit
of oar instirntions any more than
it does with tbe experience of man-
ki.id.
Ii.i;he:i it the Su;h to rtwe
ir'.ii .lie rt-iiis t (ieHHolnt lont
W 1 1 . ue ii t- aliejdy risen. Men
Ci.: liei 'tie ,ew Soiuh! Great in
j historio reuown, great in present
I strength aud elevation, and
STiiieaiely great. In the prospect
tii i' npiead-i out before her and
riM'! ie the uttermost . linits of
time.
t;Sow in i he, morn they seed and
at eve hold not they hand." Put
yoar hand to the plow, remember
ing that, "tbe band of the dillegent
makef h rich," and Government will
guard yonr treasures witb sleeples
vigilanue and keep then secure
from 'he hind of the despoiler.
S;mply this and nothing more.
Eery man mast be his own
parveyor. ' In the sweat of thy
fact- nlialt thou eat bread" is the
divine decree and it will remain to
the end ot time.
Prosperity will not come to the
Soath through any socialistic or
pitero-il system of legislation. No
ac' of Cjugren will ever abolish
poverty, and the trianph of no
political party will ever supply
people with money when they have
nothirg ol valae to exchange for
it.
We re to! J that the "'men of
tii-' -suith are induMtiious aud econ
onic.U.v Sine of them are. Ana
general thing the farmera of the
South are a hard working and
fngl people, but Agricnlture in
its highest development cannot
fulfill the prophecy of Southern
greatness.
When permanent prosperity
oomes to thia section it will
assume tbe shape of deversified
iadasty. It will come as Ingersoll
says, through tbe white and golden
harvest field; leaping from the
whirling spindles and the turning
wheelo; flashing from the open
furnace doors; darting out from the
flaming forges; rushing by the
chimneys filled with eager re
greeted and grasped by the count
less sous of tod.
The South mast shake paternal
ism from her; recognize that the
Gjveramut :s no parveyor, and
realiz) that every man is the
architect ot his own fortaue. Than,
with every man iu the pursuit for
which he is best fitted, the South
will present the aggreation offerees
that will matie her supreme.
The members ot Mr. Cleveland's
c ibtuet are wondering if thev will
r keot all summer in Washington.
Ttie, Pi esident recently indulged in
or smoke, or play cards, or trequent
clubs. Secretary of tbe Interior
Hokr) Smi' h enin riding horse,
back. S-otetar. f the Treasury
Carl. le tiguies our. the financial j
fio'tienis ot tin- country over ai
g.tnie ot sol t mre. Tue problem of!
tne ctrdrt astiMfei his intellectual I
-es.
li.-issippi rivr is very
t.-issippi rivtx- is very
i..-.iug A break in the
15 Goti Rouge Tuesday
Ii : i Ii
I'.io-H jifeat damage.
Humanity demands that the gov-
. ;.. w-,k,;,.i
Citl lieii. ut'Lii n fn in . t onuiuciuu
in- a'll'.sued. Tne government oan
n.)t itffo d to uselessly Imperil the
'ives of its citizens
to protect.
which it exists
li
the half of the testimony before
coroner's inquest over the
Ford theatre disaster is true, Ains
wort b is wasting his energies here.
A ought to go to Russia and enter
tli-.; employ of the czar.
The story of a turtle that lived
fifty years walled up in a brick
chimney, and was discovered alive
recently, when the chimney was
to being torn down, oomes from Madi
son, and is "vouched" lor.
THE ALLIANCE.
It is right and proper fur t'n;
of the same vocation to meet :.)d.
consult for their mn-uai e' f'if.
In this spirit the tai irci- ? e
olden time wtre ace k; mic!
assemble and iiitenth o
ion.
But, the relating of exie: :eiice.
while it enlarged t'..e f tr-..-i -'
agricultural lnfonna- :o
Seoure concert of auti.i",
years ago tbey began to
hi
..nd,
in :t
i'ne
cioibine.
("1 ' n r h 1
y .:i2d
First we had km:
oooieties wirn rneir i
State fairs. TUt did 1:11
hut they were wanu g :m
I UK- i
power, and the Hi .im
Alliance followed us v-t i
nequeucee TneG'.ing- -J
preparatory to the A! ' :s
many places it cm: ...-ied ti
existance after t'je Aliiatii',- it
formed.
Tnere is no estimating tl.e g l
done by the AUiance. a;i-l - w,.u:.l
have coutiaued to grow 11 u-, : i - ,
ne8 if it had not become rp-jsi
litical.
The Peoples' party s:t i:.g t: m i
the Alliance, not a n ! - :
bat by being grafted u
dtsigning men.
We trust that the Al
UK'' h iS
set out upon a new career of h-uor
and usefulness. It is oau oj'd
of good men, men who are patriots
and christians
There is no good re. ;: why
farmers are not Dfimn::.i s. It
mast now be evident to every me
that the Democratic p.ir.v m t :.e
peoples' party, devoted ; 'ofr
cause and pledged to their ;eiu-'.
Once it was said that lh ; '!!,:
offices were held by law-r.. ud
that the farmers were ba i.-u. rs
of wood and drawer of va:er lor
the more favored diss. Bur, tins :
condition was happ iy t iiani.ed '
when Elias (Jarr was noainared iVr i
Governor ol Noith (Js '.. i ,i. hv a
oonventlou of the State i) !n i.'y
and now the National IX-m- . ,
have recoguized Alii .ijL-r- ir.:i.
crats by comferriug oflie- o;
honor and emolument upon G-- '-d-''
W. Sanderlin and J. S. lie'.!.
Now that Oongre.s
assemble, at the cad ot t
ii Ml :" to
! iiie.ii
reform President, and t .
ures of reform, no' ,' of
Popuhfste demand", Im; ivise
Reform is the tii booie n uf ' :ie
Democratic party. We 1 ir i.-r
the Alliance will rest iai t h v. iih
the political Bituatiou, ami .'.ii ot"
the members address t uem-eiv- t !
the high work of a iv.it. c tig
agricultural interest, and t h n;;
building of the individual fortunes j
of its members.
THE OUTLOOK.
All is fog in the p ' i -1 on:
look. No extra 8e.s:.m I- b. eu
oalled, and no one m-eiu;-. know
when Congress will aie:iili!-- or
what measures will be ;.Tt.enled
for its consideration.
Reform is a wi f-road
gives uo definitd idea wu-.
intended by it.
But if we cannot net f ir out
nil
is
ou
the political Sea, the Lome atmos
phere is clear, presenting a be u
tiiul and entransmg prospect. ,
The reports from a!' qaat - ra of
the South show that 'bee :ps tire
in splendid oondition. In tins ,
immediate vicinity, th;
of the truckman, -!l i-
throughout this m ;:: io i ; -u
fled products of our Lm -j
turists will yield tae bus
o: .lao
and
his reward.
When everything is consider
it must be said that tb-s .- ou ii h
good reason to rejoice over t
;
e j '
is !
ht-:
outlook. Oar people cat; 'jo. e-'sx.-bly
suffer from any Hpeoti! Give
panio, and their economy, f: me l
upon them by the depression rf ;he
past two years, has placed theni :n
a position where they can more
than hold their own. We may look
for good times fiom now on,
provided we are true to ou - e -s
If we fold our arms in indoi .-:i.:e,
expecting the Govern rit to
provide for ns, we will go from r
to worse;) but if with ma
resolve and a subb .g- 'r-is'
Providence we walk th p g o
duty it will gro- bi .g :.-r
brighter to tbe pel feet d. .
WORLD'S FA I It.
-Via the Chesapeake Ohio Baihv.
d
The iiuickest an I b--G
!iae
t w . u r
Worlds' Fair. Oa'v
u,, fr, Ilia,,,.! .1
three nours from t ' :
j Chicago. Double ! i
trains w it h I'ul 1 m i i
i in i cars.
The Chesapeake and
: the ch sanest line. A-
Oh
.
Vi& luiaiuuiu. Al y o IA
to uton
at the famous Grcenbr c -, !i c
Sulphur Springs or a; any i f the
watering places along the km o- the
O. & O., ycur World's Fair Gck'Gs
will permit you to da so. S, eeial
arrangements for the cure of or
ganized parties.
For fait information an 1 printed
matter relating to the World's Fatr
address JOHN D. POT I S, I ! . ' ' . A .
Im C & O. Pvy. HicLmoiGl, V.i.
Fifty cents is a small doctor bill,
but that is all it will cost you to cure
any ordinary case of rheumatism if
you nse Chamberlain's Pain Babn.
Try it and you will be surprised at
the prompt relief it affords. The
first application will quiet tbe pain.
50 cent bottles for sale by J. V, Jordan,
lilLl.S ALLOWED
B t lie CnniiiiiDioiiers of Craen Ciiiiii
tr at Their J .me Mei-tin
!: Mr'y I,.-.:;- r-.r S., 'i'.a;. k
:' i 'r.-!!:!! Mav si ., Emiiif W '.-.-.ru
j' 111 llOilM'
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I
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i im a ii i in - t '
Ir. I. I :-:, r Dull
i:-t ;i.;d M IVir - til
slTII
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j. nn 1 M;r':iL' T.io?. Mi C'..y
!.t!i -.''ii'l-l'uniislieil nov
fiy s i n it'li is i i i t' ''"
- A I J; :in jh r il km - c .
I examine treasurers :u-
. Sin.il! u , ii h! pel' il.cin :i
; fi n 1 1 Mipi-ri n ti-rv in'r
: 1
fi.
( '.i: r in r . 1 it-ni as i om;:ii
V. i i'.r. '.s. :
::;.! ini'i'i' i iiiiaii..--iuiu i' 'J-'i
Thiiiiias fees tor April M:iy a i. . :
.!. W. Ii
Idle ft os a.- olerk Huai'd
I,'--: .ier- f ,r May :-', 1 -V I. 'V.
I.ei- !".oks etc. :i-r Heui-.'itrs
-l:!,10. W. V, I,n:ie .li-.ri'.r ) .
iriMiners for Mhv $'.$. 2. do. txpi
jriei in eas-- of J. A. Bryan v-s;-;
jm Spivc el ais $":.1.!, do. t
fer Ma
's paid
y Sh.dO. do. Jehu S. Fi-'iep
treasurer 'oy mistake -V'i.Li1. !..
LI. Lane oiTieer oraml jury (1 days S;
i .T-n sO.On, C. K. Foy ;:n.n-i:ng ti.-::r-i'ooks
five ijtiarters $10. V. T. Iii 1 :
( o foal furnished Register's o.'iic- sT.oi'. !
X. S. Ui:h:rd-on & Son chattel niortiriiro '
i,ok lorltogister's offiee (5.00. 'i w t
Ik-rue Jot itx.M. regular a lveiiis
iii,- and pritiiing court calindar-?;-
0!. Geo. H. White's solicitor'
f-i spring term S.lT. iO. Win. Meliw.dne .
wilii. -s fad Lourt jS'J.50. .1. P. SLoi'v
. of Tiioiiia- Foy lunat-. 1
suinoionin-: witnesses l.TiO, M. II. Car."
repairing fence in township "o. '& s"i.oo.
I -'tan Taylor furnishing lumber ele I.un,r
( r.-k Bridge $16.20. John G. Suf.-ii
-uryiiig Kale ilids ."i.00, II. S. I'r; in r. .
i-ioi corn, r? inquest over body ol V, in.
McCi'V four days po' mortem ete s:;.00.
J. J. To!s0n G. D. IiowdenR. T. Wi liam--W.
X. Piiirh. Fdward F-angeil and . S.
:) il services assurors at eoronors inipies;
uv, r bodv of Win. Ml('ov fo ir d.ivs s-) . o".
V. Stonly summoning I'1 witn.
ro'i.jis inquest over the bo ly i
i-i iv s.V.O E. E. Quidiy i u:
: l:..ue for May jlO.0.1, G. .
-per CI.-r:nont bridge lO.f'O.
o.i tii support of L e Woo i
va Kde suiiporL of Bai .on Ki.
AV,,i
H
:. u.
.1 .j
M. Bel': I'll rn' '. ng in-.' :
' ac ro- I.on ('reei. .-
u- Si..!e Norma', aud Indiisti-;... v( !.
For (iirls.
Piev. T. II. I'ritehard. D. 1).. of C'i ;
;t'-. w! o p .i a i -.t 1 in i;-- : .
a.u.en. cine' r i - o: : .
ii-.'.a'. and i :ui u -' r:al So .no'
. .-, v.-1 itos in the Ciit.r.otte fi- r
iiaiiiing uiven girls t here j- loi'.-ev-:
Ti.ov sav in 1 rco:;-i 'Oro that there :
- e wavs in vvliici: you n.ay ; .a.-,.
,:m.:i giri: she do.-n't flirt w i i :
' -: she Jwaiks erect and throw- 1
vuiders back well' and she has a ia;
.is;. Dr. Billing, one of the i.n
" ii. r and ii,leieli.ig woman ! h.i
in
.; u
hv
tie.'
to
vn. til" pio.essor oi pii-io:. . a
li'iie. has tau-'ht the girls thai i:
; business to be stioi.g :.n i
.1.1.
iak- a iiae animal ol themselves iroj -
h :: lacing is not conducive t hei'.tii a, id
.io'. foil, and she has induced t w u-i .. i: '
ot'ihe u'i:-!s to iliscard thecor.ct. '
The wasp like figures, so c e.-.'ociioi: . '
'.: .'.eh schools, Wlis not to be -cell ia. .e.
i can't say thai I think tic fecal ra:.'
- j -emmet ; ical or gricelu! wot'.".
((: set. but I have r.o qii 'on ; i. 1 :. I -irai'd-;
tlie niatler o( lie ii'i. i . s ..
valion is a wise one. And ' ''' "i:
soon be. nine accustom, d the :..
and think our loved on-: j s I a.-.i
l-eauiiful without the pi.ter w.ii-; ;
veil: it.
I have no question lnu that Pic Gw
and Jlonians a linireil their ,om y w i ,
a - much as we do ours, ami t. . -y ae t ;
c fsets. If the ladies won't ; ;Ha u.e i
t'ltv of high treason I will -:-y inat .n 1
v jioor opinion the eosnmie- o; tho c
eicnt )eo;l-; Mere far more e.i i.o .:o : .
l eeially in -u'liiuer. and h.-a'ta. :'. .
an the s; Ge in which our wo:.: en dr. --
d lae
nu' has been ea r. i
-1 io -omen
i en'-."leiii--.-
ilis.-isi roil- cm remes that
air
I: r iiv, with a goo i gn. c. re
i ':i,i!,-- women for Denis o n-
i'V 'acing their leet tiifil l ev al".
f ir Jied. " But 1 hm! better s'op. Id:
on dangerous ground, and niig'al o': i
-elf into t roubie.
Tiie gold rtserve in tbe tre i-t
h-.s increased s?2.00O 000 this w, ;
X
thing defiotce c vn ; o n -(
: G lied at Washington ab g N'o
Ca'ol.na Federal appointing ,Gt.
Mesengpr.
A Georgia mm atfeinors to cic
til.l ''Wlli.ll Vein" OI' lIU obi liegii'i
woman to prevent her h. wi c:o g
hiiii and cat- her jugular v- hi.
T.i. Federal D. -rriet, c-:i-t 'n
Wasti'.ugrou dei-1 res tiie -cigarette
law void on tbe oiigfuil
package prineiple.
The treasury hudd.ug w.s pref .
w. l! undermined and excavate'f
Mi- Billion I) jllir OougrebS, ye if
ts'aad.- nke a rock.
i ne
":-tr nge-r. woman v. :
X oiK' l for d v r.w io
i or ka vi g ! ip'-d v
b.l! f b-- .! A.
e. ul w mi .'- f-k "
X -v
r.Uk'Uji il.trd i.io-v" )
tunes bird Tho Siilin : - Gi ;
tae outlook is brigut, f . . ;
on'y suppress the cro.ik-ei' 'io
h mg ig "t a few humau m igp if
would help things wondei fi;'. -
Keep a stitl npper lip and Mtp '
itni'-bard times." aud things wil1
brighten up wonderfully.
There coold be no wiser, no more
economical use of pubi c ni.r.ey
tian spending if in tbe suak ttg ot
good, permaueut pub;-.; roads.
There is no man who would fad to
be benefited by good, soii.i roads
tar more than the construction of
such roads would cost him. Tbe old
road system of Georgia is penuuo'js
solvenly, expensive and discft-dr-able.
It is a disgrace to the civtliz-i-
j of the age. Constitution
Uls Rl'LL EKiHT.
L:um r! ijn,
in-- . ;;. i
! ol'Uji' Madrid p(iiii.
: in ;!:e i:M i liiiitr.
of '-'il' tih'.ers
' ('"f'i!.i:"e h:is inado
The perfor-
: .'f :',e n.iic
lltiaiely 1 )!).
were fiira
. t i aes thev
e were sold
pc ii rmant e
.-.iiei iiersuDS
- .u -i.'.ijwith
u hich
e:.. i t.uH.
'- ' f the
- tlic :( -t
i, ..,!!;. . had
! : i mill the
,..,v;u.' of
;
ii;-,f tlie
eifil-,
0 ;
evidently
"on iniirlit be
! ' r.i ::'.i the
::.:; d for
ti. lie blinned
!or a moment
" 1'odv. The
i. -ted the huil. I
.and he made I
;
! hull ring to j
lined with his j
r tlt'teen deep. I
'.era! boxes were
or l.OOOf. each.
He made all
A-sei'ih;- Notes.
I:.';- c ir. ' the schools
:'r w:!i i.e.-:'. at More-
'. l-i e.r i nie a ATnsir
ii :i eo-.ileelion with j
d ue progiiuiiiies in I
Asy-tr.V.y will M-t
A--.
Pav. ail the e.Ter
' n e i ;i rcrn ( ' t li r. .
iii 1 w :': include a '
a i vi-rv so ection. i
i. will be rendered
a-.-:. rr.
A --einiiiy are already
i.i-i'ie Hotel and there
Mi
cvr-r before snPl't.
a.'ies i.ava liecn en-1
r- o.' i'ae A-sernbly. and '
.i".:i . r..-:.ea-vir.tr the best
jppi
' : of the World's
loi.ead City eo as
i :te anoiber and
ie I p'e.nures of the
A - no.!;
uv vl
programme is jut from I
s replete with new
.. .- e ...iii. i 'i 1 1. j . ,i l n.un . i'i ri .
i .
; :.".: var.etv ol important1
:.- -.;ssi-d l,ave truer been ex- j
A . t .es:ho..i and ejKege con-1
.:; . ofe:. tries and : iiosa occasions
;. ii i in-, v 1: in. l red IriciKi
I ol .
'1 1
; ..e
ed
Tii a work iu Pby-.it ai Culture, by Miss
(.': ! re.' I! initaa viii be of the greatest
' . - i t tea. h-rs. Miss Har-t-
. - . .-io.fi ain iai -from Xew
I:.. i.e. v, : j i '. 1 v,o-k and careful
sin ly hit? hee-me om of tae most expert
leacarl - 11) tie
SvveJjju system ot physt
t is io "'.a found in our coun
rr.e'.ion irnt.arted by Miss
a'one amply repay any
ii : for f-e expenses of the
ii..: v.-- a v
trin to Vo.
Th- Assc
t'ee r.'.l ir....
;: i'e ' i . ell '
a .I ii. At
oa ha-, by tht courtesy of
i io si liii-s of fare that
' 'it;-' o: . . ii.ioa in America.
:' ..fi.- H. . furnish the best
. 1 ode-r ..: c.v.nodations to all
i i;;.1 AeimVy lor only $1.00
if ii; f; .'.. I .server.
II-. Fi'i-t Graduates.
- :' f.l- :,: iii of the Agri
vl M i-iiiff eal Co'le-e marks
.; : , , ., : ic 1, i o ' iry of that
e ". i . 1 . f its infancy
'. : i-.-i i s il;-t graduates
:'. 's ; e;. . sentati ves of
in. it a -alter the great work
I ' ,- i.o ::. They are well
i !-r . . r f-i ! wo: k v. if oil the
v. ; od fi i; ix-pare them
- e. :; .-. t.;k .; ;Ic mechani-
" t if i. -s. I -f - to indus
" . : . :: , i i - .; .- niments in
i ..' 1 -ifi f ft". ';.-' and de
ie'' i. ."' State, while
: . . . : :.-o o''jro
f f ' " ... - i: ;- J t o hope.
f f .. : ' :i s o'ecied
C
ell 1 .
s . -
- '-t pro cssors : Lease of the S h
'G"V- Already ,hlu ;x
i an cv.-i i out , .
maiM-'mciU 1 A caan :n !bt" '
if. i.e'.eed iicjust taken pv.ee.
f..re lavoraidy havir.g eh'cide 1 to i
as iu similar
io a: ... : parts of the
: TO P!G IKE,
:- ivo ad know,
-.! i v too ii'gh and the
M, -oh Jaae.
as a M . : it.
Hot ; hat,
o Ka .'a Melvine,
.- to ::. . Gi. same.
o- ..' -boo-s tine.
, :- .r.o, June.
Wi
Vo-...' l:
W;
1 oil If".
Wi.i'.
i e.
1 v.
e.i mti-fi
;. von the
- tune.
:i:e.
o u ran .i :
. T ool I'.arglar.
.'. mo.':! a !.ur.!.-r entered
... at rluhtsville i ' ' ' '-' ' " " ' '
oi-;. la room where amine i Gn'm '-vGu: . -.-oa i
' -' -ping. ; ob- shipped and -uo' - 'i : v.
.- G.l- :ag some ' no ;.. , ...
. " a-r. ii f. t lie y , , . ., , ,. f , . ., ,
':: len.i".'. ''--
-' ... All-r '.-.:.- '-'-'"--'" -
at ii'to the
:a ioai and coliv : Vilioiia's Kir-t Suaca. Veh-i '. Gicnic.
. ,1.0 '. , ; i colli aiued W o ha e a ka G . ,..: i f. . - 1 ..
to a su: -tan:i:il sup- j Carteret county that le'is o; ., j !,.-.: .
butter on the table. a , , u ', . , ,-- ,
. , . babbath school nil :i:c al li.oaa m u'o!
: p' .rd a large roast ot t
per Hiid carried that 1 !lolI-( t,K ;;'e:''0 I' -'
v. Wilmington Mes- 1 honor to the .u gi.rG .tien t.f he t:r-t -o -day
school and mue'i credit for i:
JUNE
-ttmg
Tii.
i fretting
(..
i ae -v. afov. s are swoopiog
f ;r codao- em drooping.
Tie- iii-.e :-. are trooping
' l June.
The young men upbraiding
1 lie moon
Will be --reading
Vote soon
With gnats having playtime,
At night what a gay 'time
Aud .'lies in the daytime.
"lis June.
A LIST OK (.(01) P AfES
j (-iveii to th.- Nin th State,
1 Vilmt Tliov Pay.
1 Ni't;:i ('::'.''' :. i. :v
' t the l..:r.i. l . -t :. iir. ; -r.
' 'l"r: m- - ! n ie-,it t :,r-; i:
ti:f ir ;.-
lii'- 1 i ' " 1: :
rnei. ! -. We i. . -!j il, ;,, ; ,i ; j
: "ri' ' .:.', ..
1 - . " !.'
! i-r-i' ' ; a'. - :1 ;
1 rJM)
! .'. .: 1, . . i .. i-
i l" ' ' ' ' ' " "' '
1 sa.rm.
i Ke: r i 'r.i:. . ''
i Sl-f IN P..-:ut:.-;- ' ' 'r .1
' I'.i'l! I'a'-.n.
: -a . 1 1 ' ' " i :-.! .:
j ". - i " ' l' W :
1 ditor. -In, -:..-,n.
w'- I'- '' '-f -
. spt-': . i i -p : Olt in t ;.
i-.iii :: -.
. .1
I .:
div:.-: i in :.u !
i . '; r
S ary $:: 't.
Jo-- 'I'mi, ;).
mcnt i ' : I.
lit. sa;.l .
; 2.00.
I A. J. lifiw
im . : i i i . i ; : I . r
examine; in i.aud liiev, sala rv .;
E. '. I.ovcll. ot' A.":i;;uiLrLi. laud
tor, i! a day .
L. II. Exlinp. el' Pi;;'.or i. in
Interior Dej,: r.ir. . ..r,- :Js.(u.
Beside tile above- Gen. W. !I. Co.
V ake. has been elec d -ei-n.-mry o.
Senate at it smlarv of .V0.
:; ! uicvc Ut v. . eir.' i (
I'. !'U " ' ; " . i - i-o'i
been a:.;) e;i: d a :i.i;'..,: d :-. . ..i
salarv ;e.. a
Mr. W. 'i
been K.ipulf
Treasury 'n.
--o;r.
.1 d Chief oi'
ti" n:eul .
I.t :
Jo-pa II:- ;'. 1 :.
m t!:- luteriiu- Dc.a
SH'Chl Rililrci'l 21 t.-.
Tip A. & X. C. II. il.
low r..te i irvl ir't. t :
low!
rate
i;: veil oi i
from 'i; : '.' 'ir.i
Ber.:.'-.
ets nr.- o.dv .
!' Tin No
: piie...
I ,:ip r.i
(Kent
CD'
re'ii:
leg.s
. .ii ;.--.(! le.-
ta
Gold-oo.o .t.4: b
Berne s- i.-l t. Y.je
pub.i -ue.I ia the .-
I'. . 'd trip tici;'.
i 1 r
.sill t:.l:
1.1 '. I
s; '' loo -
.... . ... e ,i
V Coie a p ,rt ol to-:
1
Berne to li.ekory, ..-: :
.1 7. ') the ntlier voir
rais.
To tic W. id'- i" :
Charlotte. vslio or iV:. . t
moud: From Mor-hea ! G
Vt.l
o.
from New ih r:;- i m li.uston i
f.U.10. and from La. .range f .; 11.5,1.
The Water W,'."ks."
The erection :' : ho wo:. .. .. .- towi-r
which begun Sal today a- :, ' - :- -s-.niiiv
forw ard. Th.ee m f o Mr. Cna . .
Swager, foreman of the i..r o ioio .ling it, .
Mr. Harry Rains an,: Mi. H nay Muirav, '
ad ofPfto'-'Ur?. !';... "ii1 arrive tor.':,'.i:
take part in c,,r; - ! the foi sirocii ui
of it. They are diieoik lom Fayi.t'o
ville where they itave jusi built liie looer
for the water works of thai p'aoe.
The X:-w Berne u-wti i.i be 1" f, et
10 inches in iii 'meter aa i 1 I ) feet h
The first instalment of '.!:. pipe u..
laying the -treet .r.u't.s has ,o rive-! :i. f
been dis.rii metl oa it:.i s :e.t.
pipewiil spr.eiiily '"o'e'.v. .
Certain mite: .ai f no - ie I ' it tie- m
of the plllll p-Vill-r. I' i- .-: i e:e 1 a
as soon as i': arrivest'a.- iiou-e wiil it
finished. The builJiicr of th
ressed far enough to
appearance wh:: t: a
and will j feet iiif!
liiiish at '.lie top. L
an.i showv.
fill'-y lile 1 1
e an : i. a o
'. It is eilf!
h an orrsa 'i'f
( haage-
I ii-- -s
:-. C. lia.a
. I- a-e . .
Scheo.ky j .ao .rtg ... : . . -. .
Bros., of !.)! r ,.-ok -U? Ir -a-.
I transaction ism: otiof.a T:o : i.o
Hamilton wail live no Go;.' in j
matters sti-il:-!:: v r ',- now G-o
take posseriioa rod tt.iy v.t'J fike
eliate bold a--:-i i.ie.-c i.j intrirujf.
the running.
Mr. W. P. li d! who f to iiave
ot tne nn
la
Bros, has arrved :::
family do a ii ;ro:u
soon n:
io p: a-...:
Ooldsboro. Tlie Jijemleraea who i
just leased ths j.Iatining iui'l cor.temp'
erectintr a -aw mill in connection w'.'.h
Musical Instruments for tbe As; nih' v
Mr. A. Ciihn. Proprietor .a' I .- M,
Berne I'us'c ITou-e v.h.a snap'; 1 t
Teachers' A--e;n!.lv t ie ,.i
izrade musajal in? iriffeii' s w; 1 ,;o i . -
I w ise this year. In fai l they Ua .'e ::.r. a
j gone down. There is a .Mekll.i IM
: H. and a Newby ,v Evan- piano and :
Ed nu si octave piano oof,":!. Yli!-e
strumcntH "ere o'faiood eGfy for : .
1 a . , ... '.: , , : v. v
given to JU1. jes-.j iim and it -v.
R. West.
Addresses were made by Moa-o
Slaughter. Oglesbv and We-t. and od
singing added to the
enf viiic-iit
Ai
the speeches a m ig'iilicen. dinner
spread and al! did justice to this ii: d
pensable part ot every picnic.
A. Woman 123 Years Old.
Mariah Stately, an aged colored w orno
who lived in this city near Sixth a i
Brunswick streets, did on Sunday nvr
ing at 2 o'clock. Tier relatives cia ,i : ie
she was 123 year? of age, b r b'fo'el
being recorded in the Bible as in 17 70.
I Wil. Messenger.
HIV NEW NETHERLANDS.
i... ill's Greatest Hotel Opened
In New York.
f -escpt. Xew York city wems
i.-.tel builders paradise. The
Imperial, the Hold Savoy, the
nd tho Waldorf, all uiarveh
id e'eg-i'-ifc. have been opened
-i li w a n-. The Waldorf
. '.V; iiam "Waldorf As. Qr's hotl
:i iri .vn open to the public a
i f., an 1 f.n June 1 his second
iloi 1 New Netherlands was
. pul.'lie.
. ci ii.-rlands is probably the
i-l palatial hotH in America
world. It is built of brown
- k. ha- a Iraikework ot iron,
.: us l.a -a men 1 and celliMsis
s;,, lie- liiadi. it is larger
Ion a od i i v is tiiat famous
I'tiooiiii a me. The architec-
' ju a and the hotel is so
.ir.--r .o that there is not
i a'- . an il l. i.uild a iespect-
''-. i-'.'ii- a lie . w Nether
"I "in . In- a telephone
i Vhat a fuesi niav sit in his
a a i talk u it h f iends in Boston
i ..ther cities. The cold
.:' o fiuiiiLT. ail ilation an el
r: -1 ri : i m- are said to lp
.i.pinfe in the world.
,v Net bet Ian, G was built
f r Fi rdiuaiid P. Karle, the
i :y - who f.r hirly years was
t f Eari's Uo'cl on Canal
, j.. is eou.iMy well known as
i of the Hot. 1 Normandie.
' -i-l i" rlan Is stands at the
a ajcniic anil Fifty-ninth
' o. . return I Park. Gcn
.. - "i '' .. I o d Dutch stock.
! ieil iiin io i house the Dame
.lair--.
' iinl Pot.it. es,
- o; cabbage which have been
. -.vera I nniiii; nrcnow over,
ri:et is si i II supplied w ith
- o- in abundance hdiI at low
; acres which Mersrs. Hack
.e.r had in cabbages, they
12,0h0 barrels, an average
- iieruce. The average net
i' - the return after freight
i, n charges have been paid)
: J.x, an average of a little
r acre. The crentleman have
uratcly figured the cost of
I hi) io p but they know
have made bet ween $5,000
. je ir money on it. Magnifi-
v sli pping potatoes have
G:l. . (he 4:h of June and
.- only about half dug.
oi-: three days shipments of po
f. ted up 2,300 barrels. The big
. i s- three days was Tuesday
- at off a thousand barrels.
' is that arrived in the North-
.-; - T liurs lav sold i?:?.75 per bar
: ', o. r .. s show well.
.i y( roi3 being off these fields
; rivo a fine crop of hay which
1 yield from them for this sea-
Se.i Fi-hinjr.
-a: Iqiort Leader iay9 gouthport
i: ive another seafood compny
i" ihe enterprises of that city.
a.iir,er, E. II. Sr.. aud Jr., who
the Blanche Creamer a few
i - ago for the purpose of deep sea
.Mo .day, tf 'Wilmington brought
.' :e hundretl 15, 50 and 100 pound
. o g ;or the use of the .Cranmers,
. w days the reamer will leave
- a tislii ig trip.
, i r n-ason l o believo that
- -e w i:l prove profitable
bene;- lishing than in the
his er.-ist almost through-
.. ,l:e new railroad celebra-
r.nct en'.erpGS'-s sio not give
aj.ioymenl on'y ' a' .ill the
hev give work to t lie laborer
largest tax payers in Craven
thin the county and city
e peiir.aceut sujiport to the
ioiera advices indicate that
- reading considerably in
:n.-.'. while tii-re does not
.f a.a. in- :ea-e in Germany.
'.: 1, if of the Wilmington
: f.voii Diibl u, says that a
-an - ie . ;l:..i section or.
;t. i..:;... ti: - considerable
: ' i i r of col ,o:l. corn, etc.
r i Il'.prcss s:1Vj the farmers
.tu.i'y are wearinn big smiles
:,it jirospect of a fiDe wheat
i.t a few days ihe reapers
. ring in.
ilieG .- re lights are on af--.
r:o. s;-.o:1 0- people appre
than ev er. Electricity
f.ll light and is the most
one in use. The New Berne
- been successful in the past
. ..' and will doubtless con-
rve tUe public as well in the.
o I;-.-. Walter H. Willis
: e.i the Methodist
...jiuh is to be married in
in, ii. Greensboro, N. C. on
1 ae bride is a daughter of
baf'.iy anol the r.rooni is a
ne boy." Along with the
i Advocate we tender hearty and
o'trratulalions to all concerned
.ppy event.
pcrs note the deatli of several
as. The Co'unibus Star tells
Gi of Hev. David J. Ray a Mis-
Gp:ist minister, who had been
: for fifty years. He was 78
. the San ford Express tells off
.. oi Mr. .Samuel Gilmore, at the
e of 4 years, and the Jones
: 1 of: If. death of Capt. C. G.
': to - Ilockingham county's
- : most respected citizens at the
- advanced age of 89 years.
W. Martcnis. General Pasenger
a the Wilmington, New Berne
k Ita lroad passed through Wed
; orning on route from Morehead
ids home in Wilmington. Mr.
was ou t Tuesday to where
ruction work of the road is go
He informs us that ths road it
oil.
mile past Pollocksville. In
I t
mile or two they will bave to
i t a couple ol trestles which will
n aif them get along a little slower than
, ibrv have been doing since they left Pol-
l loksyiile.
Ol'B PUBLIC BUILDING.
Why the Delay I-Other Buildlnsrs Be
ing Commenced Cannot Congrens
man (Jrady Push Ours Io the
Front?
Announcement has been made ihnt the
sketch of plans for the new post-utHce
building at Savannah lias bi n com
menced. Congressman Lester had a ('on-,
ference Baturday nigbt wilh Ihe Snprjr
vising Architect and matters will uow be
pushed.
Not a move lor the erection of New
l?erne building has been made so fur ns
we know since the appropriation of ihe
money and the selection and pureha-, of
thesite.
Tbe Washington Post gives a list ot
over thirty Government l u'ldirgs au
thorized by Congress for who hiio plans
had been procured up to I".-'-'.:. I'd,
ltllt. New I5ei lie is one o i iial number
that is in the same condition m :. Savan
nah was also one of them bul t he - ketch of
ber building, thauks to her roiigr-sotnan
it seems, is being made with the intention
of pushing the work. Cannoi Congress
man Grady do similarly lor u d
About Pajinjr Bills.
An exchange fays: ' It's no sh.ru that, a
man is rich because he pay- his bills
promptly.'- Not by any man: e: of means
There are poor men and men of inodcrnlc
means who pay as they go. on the
principle that it is not on.v honest, lint
that it is the safest.
On the other hand there are rich people
who, whether from indispo-.iion or from
inability to understand t ii.it l hose to" w horn
thev arc indebted actinlly mod the money
due tbem, rarely pay un; il a .most forced
to do so. There are many such, and
tbe pity is tbattheir numbers so nearly
approach legion.
Not to pay a bill when you have the
money, and especially when it. is due, may
not perhaps be styled n crime, imt it is
very far from being what is A. cant by
doing right.
De Lesseps and four of his accomplices
in the Panama fraud bave bci n liberated
on the ground of irregularities in the in
dictments. Bishop Haid reached New Vm k Thurs
day on his return from Europe. He will
reach his home in Gaston conn:; Satur
day and a grand reception wri be ac
corded him on his arrival in Noi ih Caro
lina. We mentioned some old North Caroli
niaans a few days ago. We now sco a
reference to one of Raleigh's inhabitants
John C. Palmer as being 99 years of age
and to the next oldest, Mrs. Whittlesey,
aged 93.
The ladies of Pollocksville and vicinity '
will hold a festival at Polloksri'lo oa
Wednesday night June 28th and a lawn"
party on the afternoon of the same Jay.
Refreshments wiil be served at very reas-
enable prices, the proceeds are to be
used for tke benefit of the new Presby
terian church now being erected at that
place.
The Kinston Free Press commends the
wisdom and justice of the joint board of.
magistrates and commissioners of Lenoir
county in levying a road tax of 10 cents'
on property and 30 cents on the poll and
gays this places the burden of keeping np
the roads equally upon all, an 1 will un
doubtedly result in better roads.
Mr. B. H. Melton, who will be pleas
antly remembered by many of our citizens
he having spent several years of his school
bfe here and having been for a short time
superintendent of the Cbujch of Christ,
Sunday school came in on the steamer
Neuso en route to Poliocksviii- his home.
Etc has been attending the Ui; le 'colle-r.
of the University of Kentuci.y.
The Charlotte Observer cal's pnrticu
lar attention to the fact that no! only di.l
young Howell of GoiJ,lioro take, first
honors at West Point, but yougg Beg
of Henderson took first honors at Yale
aud young Battle o.' the class of '0 at tho
North Carolina. Universiiv graduated
first in his class at Harvard and his been
avpointed to a Professor-hip in the great
Chicago University. Tl,i- i- a remorka- .
ble record. Norlh Caro ma 1 ..is cause to
be proud of the record oi : lie ays.
The State Suprri,iUf--le:i; oi Public
Instruction requests the .-i.i.e nent that
eleven free scholarships in tne Pcabody
Normal 8chool at Nashville, 'J ean., are to'
be awarded to North Carolinians tfiia
summer, who pass a sat i.-faetory examina
tion. Names of the males or tho females
who desire one of these scholarships
should be sent to John C. Scarborough,.
State Superintendent, and hev, ill then
arrange for the examinations in tlie -comities
where the applicants leside. ,
Friday night burglars evidently pro
fessional ones made a rich haul in Fay
etteville. They broke into ihe beer
bottling establishment of D. It. IlifTeins,
cracked his safe and got ofT with s? 1,700
and about $300 of notes.
fhev also
broke into the mill of J.I). M.- '.
as the Merchants Mills Ide a
and took $193 ami about : a .
dollars worth of papoi
cbaracters were seen
from the town the nci:
officers boon left in put-u
Tho Goldsboro Argus say- : i
:. Known
i iiis safe
ioinand
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tion of "license" was voted upou u
mont, this county, on Monday, and
S.he
town which has beeu "di y' lor a number
of years, went "wet." Thai to i aud sec
tion used to figure largely on tho crimi
nal docket during its former ' wet'' days,
but since it has been ''dry" there have
been few, il any cases and i one of far
serious nature brought up from ihat .sec
tion. Will "history repeat useii ' now
that the town has gone "wet a.: iim Wc
shall see what we shall see.
Tbe first of the four or f. . , , l.u
bored for the eity water wof - ,t i, li
ed a depth of 175 feet. A'fo having
passed through thirty fe. ; ,a cailba
foundation of rock, w hich underlies the
entire city, was struck and coni'.uues up
to the, present boring with an occasional
stratta of water and quick sand. suili
cienl quantity oUwatcr has already been
reached, and with the exception of Its
being hard, it is pronounced good. TJ0--loss
soft water is obtained sooner, the
boring will be continued to at least .300 '
feet withth&t desire in view.-
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