TILE JOUBNAL.
M B. H1EFH .
O. T. HAM COCK..
W Kn trd l MtafiM t F w Brn
Bismarck is reported to be rapidly
inking.."
' - Deaths by the late gulf tor m are
now estimated at 2.000.
A nev lay in Delaware forbids
the catching Of oystery under 21-2
- Inches in diameter.
The majority of farmers have a
plenty of meat and bread, home
grown. They are in good spirits
and say that they are better off
. than the were year ago.
"A&Iaxtj Seal has to do to beat
McKinley is to make the people of
.Ohio believe the paralysis of busi
ness this ear was caused by the
tariff law and not by the threat of
repealing it.
- 'mere are is goia standard na
tions, ,14 silver standard and 16
doable standard nations. More
than three fourths of the popula
tion of the earth have either the
silver or the doable standard.
; (Jen fiosaer of Virginia has writ
ten a letter of farewell to the Dem
ocratic party. We remember that
when the took command of the cav
airy la the valley, under Early, he
was called "the Saviour of the yal
ley; bat the valley waa'nt saved.
: The .Hew York Commercial Ad
vertiser has celebrated its ninety
six birthday and, notwithstanding
its Adrnoed ge, shows more
aewtpaper ; rim and enterprise
than the majority of the reoentlj
inaugurated void nil era foet.
: The rivers and sounds of the
Booth axe filled with fish and its
moaa tain are filled with minerals.
. And yetf blessed of God as lew
lands have erer been blessed, the
South is the toiler for the North!
. Its slave and chief contributor to it;
. mighty wealth."
The Democracy of the state of
- New York is in ooavention at Sarrllng all maiden records, her time
atoca.- Mr. Liockwood. temporarT
ehirman, fn the opening speech said
All the pledges of the party will
be fulfilled." , The name ot Presi -
dent Cleveland evoked tremendous
applanse.
Concerning the Winston post-
mastership, it now appears that
the nomination of John P. Haakitt
was ta result of a clerical error.
The President intended to nominate
J. ft Wooten. and the mistake will
be remedied at once. Wilmington
Star,.
- There is no more pathetic
picture " of patience than
the . -1 spectacle presented
by those persona who are wai
ting for Tammany Hall to disband.
Tam m an v will stick together as
long as the offices Jhold oat.
It is stated than an American
. . j . . t 1
noose iuw conoiuaoa con
2,500,000 tone of Japanese .coal to
be delivered at San Francisco in
k the coarse of the next tea years.
Hitherto the coal imported at San
jrmnmaoo umm uu ywiumi
; Australian. J
Congressmen Bryan, of Nebras I
ka, who distinguished himself in I
the silver debate in the House is I
contemplating leaving the Demo-1
cratio party - becanse his state, in
the late Democratic con veniion, re-
fused to endorse hia and stood by
the President. I
ir, Tn T. Keal. the Dem-
ocratic candidate for Governor of
' Ohio, writes to the New York.
World, sayingthat he is more than
w
satisfied with the conduct of the
campaign by the managers of hia
canvW,andis convinced that he
' is going to defeat McKinley.
J
The Washington oorresponaent
- of the Baltimore Sun says talk oJ
cloture is the senate -is iaie ' is is
more than that, it is absorb. Yon
' A. T . a I
can not oenaor up
TX..I.V. .... AiA T?;lt HI. anllar I
- "
on ui w
Slat. S X AL. a n 1
. ne iinea nun oy uuu juu
aa-iagN oca. """"
runs oown.
. An old friend writing from Savan-
. nan, Ga., says: "Tom Watson is
rettias a strong .hold down here,
and unless the Solona at Washing-
ton stop their wrangling and go to
work to redeem their pledges I
wouldn't,, bet cent on Georgia at
the next election. The country press
of the State are hammering at j
Cleveland and his gold policy and
" they wield a great influenoe.r
- - urVKa Snti, nnmmitte on Fore-
" Affairs baa arrived at the decis-
ion thAt Mr. Van Ale a, who bad
' . k- th. iairfr. u
. ... , n..... 4 . .f Tt-i
im whnlv worthv of that exalted I
honor. Malignity itself could invent
no charges to discredit this jadg-
men t, which will stand as an
sufficient answer to the petty cla-
mor of embittered partisan zeaL"
- - - ' u rT .
Bepresentative Davey, of Louis-
iaaa nas , mtroancea a oiu
appropriating t25,000 for the relief
a? itA mIIai of tne BnQerera irom I
V -
v lui' nMt Avelsne on the Sou-
" J .......
them coast. It provides tnai me
' . i aa ;
money SUaU " oW.co 1
nnrt r tb direction I
ai'ijl iuvummmv
of the Secret a rv of War, and that
' .v .... . fMn.nnrtat.lnn hll
VaO ll ITTIISn VI sva wuorv
be authorized by him .
We are alwajs glad to' see North
Carolina merit appreciated, and
" bene it I pleasure to give place
A to the foUowiag: The new cotton
.mta be erected in Portsmouth
ft- Will haTO Capeity Of 6,000 Spin-
t . t . j 1 I
,The contract ior KCuil
-j ( s pUfl apeClBCaUOaB aw? uwsn
warded Mr. T'.H. S. Chadwick,
President of e. Charlotte (N. O.)
?racbiHB CdmcC'V,. With inStrUC-
tiOUB tO COinineriC onee. 1
'The oauook at Brunswick be
comes more gloomy. The yellow
fever is rapidly on toe irn i-.,. md
the supplies of food are at-nrly ex
hausted. The sick and the healthy
are needing food. Surgeon Booth,
of Shreveport, fajs the epidemic is
a mild form, but he expects the
disease to increase rapidly and the
death rate to increase, not from
the severity of the disease, bat
from the lack of food and the was
ted condition oftbe patieutg.
It is stated that Senator Vance
told Mr- Simmons yesterday that
he had no charges to prefer against
him, bat that he would vote against
hia confirmation and would oppose
any consideration of it until after
the confirmation or rejection of
Mr. Elias was passed apon by the
Senate. Mr. Simmons was greatly
surprised at this statement because
he had discredited the rumors that
Senator Vance wouid oppose his
confirmation. He is not the only
one who is surprised- There is uni
versal surprise and regret express
ed here; and his best friends have
nrged Senator Vance to withdraw
his opposition to Mr. Simmons and
allow his . early confirmation.
North Carolinian.
The Railway Commission have
received the annual report of the
Atlantic and North Carolina Bail
way. A fine Bhowing is made. A
dividend of 2 per cent, will be de
clared this month. The earnings
of the road for the four years of
the present management are 1604-
000 against 1472,000 for
the last four vears of the
J 0ld management. The caah
bal
anoe ig $54,000, alter having paid
1 a deDt 0f 155,000 made by the for
I mer management. The operating
I expenses are less than 52 per cent
I of the gross earnings. There are
I nearly 18,000 shares, of which the
I State owes nearly 13,000
"The new freight steamship of the
I Morgan line ElOid has j ast comple
I ted her maiden voyage between
J New Orleans and New York, break-
I beioe 4 days 2 hoars and 10 mm-
I ates from bar to bar. Her average
speed was 16 knots per hoar, and
lher greatest run in one day 450
I milef, which is certainly very cred-
i table for an American-built coast
wise steamer. El Old was built by
'he Newport News Shipbuilding
Company, of Newport News, Va,
She is 406 feet long, beam 48 feet
nd registers 4,500 tons. Triple ex
pansion engines drive
the 18 feet
four bladed propeller, the shaft
measuring 16 inches in diameter.
The boilers are three doable-ended
Scotch boilers, 26 feet 6 inches in
length by 13 feet 10 inches in diam
eter. The vessel is lighted by 112
incandescent lamps. The pilot
house is fitted up in a luxurious
manner."
The Chesapeake and Ohio Kail-
road Company have jast inaagara-
ted the Chesapeake and Ohio
Sfceam8nip line wnlch will rnn be
tween Neport News, Va. , to Liver
pool and London. Six new steamers
haTe heen
built at West Hartle-
and Qlft8gow. Each 5oat will
make the round trip in about six
weeks. All of them will be devoted
to freight traffic exclusively. New
pori News is near the Missippi, and
considerable grain from the North
west can be diverted from the
northeastern lines to the O. & O
The harbor of Hampton Boads is
superb, and the terminal facilities
of 6 railroad at Newport News
Me eUent, elevator
torea 1.600.0X bushels,- and its
Ar1 nM room for 3000 carB- There
on iron erpaaf rtiafKi K a nnnn ri f vr
" r"" v j
.t' m"cuhandiae Pl
being 1,500 cars. The new vessel
Present at the inaugura-
Hon was the Bapphanock, 370 feet
ione. 54 leet beam, with a irross
toonige of 3)86o tons; top speed,
14 knots. Scientific A.meri-
mD
u 8aid Q idfl f
position made to the confirmation
of 0harle8 H j. Taylor as minister
if 7
by govern members,
the nomination is antagonized by
the representatives of the govern
men t to which it is proposed to
accredit him. The Bolivian legation
in Washington is understood to
have conveyed to the Senate com
mittee having the nomination in
charge a strong intimation that the
government of Bolivia does not de
sire to receive mm. Taylor says
that he was not a candidate for
Bolivia, and that the President
himself selected the place for him
He Mked tot mission, but did not
"P607 to. w nioh t' he de8ired
" v- t " , , 7
'hat when Mr. Cleveland examined
the papers he found letters from
hundreds of the most prominent
Dmocrat8. North, East, and South
jnaorsing xayior 10 a mission in
really existed a desire in the Dem
ocratic party to see this represents
nve oi tne colored race given a
high position in tne foreign eervice
and npon this conviction selected
the Bolivian mission for him.
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A POOR SUBSTITUTE
for well-known medi-
Jy. S can pays more profit to
V dealer, when he sell
X. XX It. lht' the reason he
annoys you with tua
i.im th&t it la " lust u
f f0 I 1 St"
And that is one
n why every wo
man who wants Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription should go to a
nUabls dealer.
Brery woman dots
want it. If she's ruffer-
, iag from any ailment
1 Decnllar to her sex. If
sbe u rnn-dowD," or delicate, she needs it
lost aa much. It's a special tonic, that builds
mD& raT every "female complaint"
Lm iva rinlv BsunArlv Sri ma fa
ooesn - s Denent or cure, in every ceeo, you
Waat cui be " ju as good n for you r
A long advertisement Is nnneoaasary to
COTTlaoeyoo that ou need Dr Se's Reme-
tat a case they caauot cur.
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A CRUCIAL WEEK.
Ou a etoiuiy dy, following the
acqaiitiou of Mexican territory,
when i he "Omiiibns Bill'' was be
fore Uie Srn , !)::ki isoii, of New
York, trti;' :
"To-day is th
On which w
morrow."
l:l,K -.! V it H it li -III TnlV.
!1
t'
Such m-i be th- i v.-mui tu
"" 1' v.w aniioiii-l tin: on
A',-.h.eftda, - in.. 1 1th of October,
crucial tv,; woMd made.
L-iiOii win oe lu.oi. hi onus i uo mi
ver repeal bill io a ti 1 1 1 vote b
sitting continuously, the purpo-o
being to tire ou" the, oppoueutH "I
the bill.
The Wii-hf
Rl"' '
saja, "If the plaiib, oi the repealers! (jougreas is not dispatching any
are successful the bill will probably J biirtine.sH,and the exeim ;i ount a
come to a vote before the close of tl Drv incre.i-inj: ' am n-.vt ii r:e.
the weet. 1 i-,. ; eer u.i,. r,t' rnitod :
'Bat if the uiiver uieu cucoeed in IScn-iU b-ii g enga.fd in Mich a.
the attempt to break a qoorum and I con is i.ol . le.il.i'ed to inere i-e
force an rtdj uri:::i.-i.' it any ete.e o! I 0-;r ,i: i,,u..; :TitljX r, . . ,
tne proceeding-;, they are co.ifi i--: ' , ., 1,,,, 8U- .,,, people. Ir i
that the Senate will be obliged I ti,. j (aperitive .! i v ol fie o,.-n i t
pass a com promise measure or al-1 to vr.; utid the sooner r is do- ,
low the eu ir;' repe.il prj.ei i
to fail."
There m a cl' U'l ovt-rhead,
no oue (;: teil whether it
brek m '? cj "n our le i:i
bestrew our se is with i in.enf
wrecks.
Wo are no of tlsn-e WHO
'O't
a tn
will
; (
a b ! .
to..k
u.
ii
pn.i nu
bearn
ii . : t S- a- e s a j :
( ... . . ...... . .,r
virt- ! - ' . "- ! : ' .: vr
it- i '.il
t'VI'I
mei,r ..n i f
(3 , ii, in .1 T ' t '
pose.
Vll.r'-t" r.j ;r-. r.) rf
heew''' '
tht- i
and i i i.ir:!: . i'li." .
Bat th'H crncidl week is ner mon-
opolized by the silver bill. Other
important measares are passing
through the ordeal of debate and
will probably be brought to a de
cision. Foremost among these is
the Tucker bill to repeal the Fed
eral Election Laws. This is a
measnre demanded by the Nation
al Democratic platform and ap
proved by Democrats in all parts
of the Union. If it is not passed
daring the present week it will be
because Democrats in the House
consider It impolitic to press its
passage jast now.
It is not improbable that after
the Tucker bill has been disposed
of the McCreary bill to amend and
modify the Geary Chinese registra
tion ac; will be given the right of
way, to be followed in turn by 'he
Oates Bankruptcy bill.
APPROPRIATION'S.
It is not probable that the Apro-
propnation (Jomoii'tee will have
much to do during tha present ex
traordinary session ol Congress.
Indeed we hope that the session
will soon close, and allow the mem
bers to go borne aud rest and re
fresh themselves before the regular
session commences on the first
Monday in December. Bat if the
53rd Congress fails to pass a large
number of appropriation bills it
will be very different from most of
its predecessors.
Now we call the attention to
members from North Carolina to
the duty of procaring ample appro
priations for this State.
We are taking time by the fore
lock, with the idea that it is useless
to lock the stable door alter the
horse is stolen.
North Carolina has never had
her share of the appropriations.
There ih no o. l ue Atlau ic
Coast tht 1-- tj hjUuh iu Hri-d of r-fj-
lightin-d w. ( -j -i-:m 'Liei winch
skutM OUI OA
d S'
lnlecn t" in
provt d, n a ;
WiitflM 111
propr' in .- .
been atteri.
propriatioi. i
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aceompiih tfc- i.. j-c. ....
money throwa awy. Of.r
and Kcpreeotati et- n."-
rrrs
this matter in time.
With our water-ways properly
improved there is no reason why
New Berne and other places simi
larly located may not become com
mercial emporiams.
THE TARIFF.
Oougressjaan Oockran is quoted
as spying that the MoKinley
bill will be repealed, bnt that the
present Congress will immediately
pass another tariff bill prepared as
nearly as possible on the line of
the McKinley act, for the reason
that Democratic members from the
Eastern States have been much im
pressed by the arguments of the
manufacturers before the Ways
and M-ans Committee.
We have never b-lieved in the
propriety of holding meetings of
the Ways and M?aus Committee
is not the purpose of the Democ.t-1
ic party to construct a tariff for the !
bentfir of Tnonap'r.n's
be a tin k 1 I 'i -ii uiovi-
That would
::i ul. To,
a -- U it Ii-.
ati- not tbt- ; --.;!- w
Q. , ; Hglifl I ! 11 1- 1 :
li
Hoi te.
I V
1
nect'KNity f' i i in- n
be ju t as sent-', b-
! -:. 1 1. uin
:i tu- a
-, rr-j
mc b t 'i caM in i '
! ',(' C -ill
cbled , deteriniii;- itj
lid.iti pot-
1CV.
Mr. Cockrft: ;s ; ro - z a an
aduiinitjtiiitiou leader in ibn House.
If it turns out that Mr. Cleveland
is for a second edition of the Mc
Kinley act his tariff policy will meet
with r ore opposition than his sil
ver views have provoked. Tarty
lines are entirely too loose at
Washington. There seems to be
more anxiety to conform- to the
wishes of the East than there is to
preserve the integrity of the Dem
ocatic pKty. ilToy:ur tents, O,
Israel."
PHYSICAL ENDURANCE.
The argument having iwen ex
hausted on the Voihee ical bill,
the test of physical endurance is
about to bt tried in the Senate.
S :me eiirs :i.;o ic was not ua
I'oiuinoi', win ii t.ii lover met at
the home of tii-'M' I'ui. ! :e, for
'hem ; o tv -'.pi h.ic'.i i 'At -i
wut." w us ti ti wtm-'i won Id ha,.-
, Ht, a Jf Wor,j WU!, the l.uiv . On
, ,u. s:i-U .i-.M-i..:i 'he iM tu m .!
ti.,. liHiii tMnu. in hm ,-..ir.-.-.;
i who w.w to - i rt,- for fii
j t,iU U, i. ,,,
j a.,v .h;,,, .-),: e
ui.l
i(;0w!i to
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tire
ua iDi' exoi-'i-
i .he i
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be lor tin
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('.ill II
If (laii,.:
' r. had better
to : dj. nri, i -
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I,
s in o! iler.
SAM JONES' NEI illUOKS.
Extr.-icl. Irom One ol His Ucrcut
limns n( iirtiTsvi 1c.
A ol -i . , .six .j it; '
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lie:
lin.t i;.,lil nil v..ur kH .1 ti.t.l
j mj,n tQan R.il ((i(.k U(
won
an a ti y off with h joa knuw r. j
Von women have entered into 11 i
just as much as the mm. A woni-j
an that knows her- iju'iand ipi ';u
debt and goes and bays souie. iiiug
that, she can do without is as much
a crimnal as her hasbaD, aud more
too, lor there is many a man th;i'
would have been out of debt lut foi
his wife trying to play fashionable,
and trying to get m society wi h
some other kid in the town. I- is
a fact
You can no more keep up with
the society gang ol a town ;ind be
honest, than you can be drank and
be sober. Speaking ahout tbis so
ciety gang -of coarse I have no ref
erence to Cartersville in the world,
you haven't got it here, the thing
has fiillen through absolarety, a
fellow trying to keep uo wi:h th u
gang will surrender his ma..ii,.d
.uil lie down under a p.ur oi p.itent
leather t hoe. Ttiat is the eud o
the whole business.
I say nothing atiout the girls J
have never hhk! anything auont
the gitls. All you cm do is to pnr
a dough face on her ;md make her
look as n-f pectable as possible.
A wouihii will carr her husband
farther iu debt and knew that her
husband is already in debt, that
woman is on enemy to her husband
and she destroyed her home in the
noblest and best tense of the word
Ask one of you women for a dcl-
f ir for tne c;inse oi (iod: "1 am't
just got it." Bat if you want a ten
dollar hat or a twenty dollar dres.
God bless yon, you always get that.
Bn t if itjis for the cause of God,
yoa aint in it ar all. Get after yon
about it yoa say, "Why, my hus
band pays for me-" and the old
stingy devil don't lay for himself.
ANOTUER WORLD'S FAIR.
New York May Have a Chance al the
YVorld's Exposition.
New York may have world's
exposition if she wantH it without
controversy or competition. Gn.
Wiieeler, of Alabama, b-turdiy iu
iiodnced the iolioiug bill:
"Id order to eomuiemdrate the
1 fjinning ot trie tveniierh ceutuiy
txi . :u Curitua -e-.
.;-io-i auu jiij.iupirt'c ceitm - :
I u-s t- expit-is t f:c- profound ier
I :ic u-d 'i ii kis I ho people u.-r
I o .u iii;-i 1'iv.liz-sii 01 ttuo Hi-m
I inn . bin iilt-HM. gs VnUch-;ilVd 10
ui iikmd b (,'iinti,in teuchiiitTH
-.ii x .a,i t-. unriiiV expui-ii
11 r.r lit l.i iu the city ol N. w
Y-lk, C UliUltrlJCIIig -it soon illt-r
.U;iuar, 1, 11)00. a the L-:s!.ifuie
o: Xt-w Y'.rk isli.tll pttfci it)e, acd
continuing throagh as much uf said
year as may be provided by uaid
Legislature; that the President of
the United States shall, upon re
ceiving official notice from the Gov
ernor of the State of New York
that said State has enacted a law
accepting the reponsiblity intrust
ed to it by this act, is6ue a pracli
mation inviting the nations ol the
earth to participate in said exposi
tion; that unless the State of Now
York enacts a law accepting said
ttust within three months after the
next meeting of the Legislature of
said State this measure shall be
void and of no effect."
Speaking of the bill, Geueral
Wheeler said: "The suggestion is
entirely my own. No one from New
York ha? spoken to me about it, u;.d
I have no assurance that she w,n s
it. but she did make an effort to se
cure the Columbian Exposition,
and I thought she migh; like to un
dertake such a work as this. If she
' eclines to assuti e the resnonsibil:-j
fy, why, I --hull jelt-ve ' I: it.rn .
1 it i''r won ul or
the wi, 1. u..
ciki."
v- I I Ui" ut ilti
Lrror T11 rn iir,' 1ciihc
sr.-iieraJ e, inference
a
th
L--ague , 1 " i iiet I)-!iiuc, r
t-i5i held iii Uichmond, K. A.
hh, cli.-tii man. -i stilt-.- of
K i
lemiluiions were ailoptod, which
are t he is-u, il 111 tonn ul an
ai!i!-i-. r. 1 gin- ' Ij- ',lor 1 a D.-rii,:-cr
,.,'ic Iud"etr'eut voteis to piir-pir-fhv
De nmci at ic state ricki r
-liw fill.
I'll y also eadore.e Pit-f-iileu-Cleveland
-'and hin courwe towanld
our entire international foreign
relations."
"1 consider Chamberlain's Cou'h
Remedy a speoific for croup. It is
very pleasant to take, which is one of
the most important requisites while
a comedy is intended for use amon
children. I have known of cases of
croup where I know the life of a lit
tle one was saved by the use of Cham
berlain's Cooeh liemedy." J. J.
LaQrange, druggist, Avoca, Neb. j
50 cent bottles for Bale J. V. Jordan.
THE (J0L,;EN DOORWAY.
Kestles man traveled fir.
Peace Mint In, me ileliu'lit liim not :
O'er .-ti iwjt- ways hi- journeys -lie,
Sinm- ,iins aiiViulit him not.
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I Hi- 11m- ii. iu- h i- -ninu' iu:i uliirhj
.. 11 1 ii .1 I'm Ml :iii,i,-i u ji.l, i
rt at Ann-; icrin lmnkruiit mini wlioi
li:i. I I ici-ii -itn tlicm n I. mo.
Vr.-si' I1.. t. !i:- lilt!.- '.-d .-m I sun" a
liltii -in-.
Tlio iiicich.ints nil tlnu l.
:iin;icil to
si.-c and to lu-iir.
If lie w.mid tlicre m-11 u!1 lii ,).!?
tliev
t n-.'ililci I Willi -ri-iit l:ir,
That VA-j; Ikr would' outs.-U tin in all
u hich w i hcn all tin- c: v.
I Ir i-nn-to i-(- u- ail a-ain -in dt-r
Miwti t and j i . -.
The ladies tliou-h u -r-u id.-d him one
half 1 1 i i oo.i.i- to kcip,
They know tin- ladies of New I urn knew
hi-; prices wen- not steep,
To save .m.: lia'f ot his ladies' goods for
them to r u v this fil;
He- Hi.u!,! -u n -et tin ir trad,- from the
';leatet In I lie Shi ill 1
1 i ie-i iv ii. iw to i
jn. i I m .1
A looo .1,. Har"-:.
i.i i:i- ik.
fine .a- Is will
-teanii T -::
W'iiieli pr.iovi-i I
tlli'iLT 1 c -1
)l ill
ike.
a 1 1 come down
' (( at
store
L"..ltlll!l.- t.
d .y rail.
i..il tllefe i
ii- Ike to fail
come liy
no such
added to
My trad i- -. . n.oi mi, us I
my I land
Tv.., more clerks to help us out to
ply the urr at demand
sup-
Ol the people in this section with
cloth-
nr- an, I line -hoes.
Is what Biir Ike has nmv to tell which
the tious new-.
is
.1 i . ti cat;irr!i attack a person of scrof-uli.ii-
.'i.-tthesi.-. ' 'iiscrtsc is almost sure
to beenme ( liioiiic. The only efficacious
cure, tlicn-li.re, is Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
whirl) r,e!s scrolula from tho system
an.l catarrh soon follows suit. Local
treatment is only a waste of time.
Helliar Correspondence.
The beautiful weather now is en
sibliu fiTiueis to secure a fine sup-pi;-
r.f to-Hl h y; also to keep fairly
up wii.11 cot tor: pickiug.
Ooe c;ir tnnn r said ha had
pu-keil ("it tw tin..;, of bis crop.
Some of the fall irish potatoes
Hie taking the rot aud djing, but
s not extensive y. r.
The gene; a
mutiny ; ; g
ol nil ctv -- t
Ui h ot oar com
.'ii .iie t-sceution
which have
no" c
A
t way .
hii Ki
- ii i
nr form.
Ntarred Ii8t
-obool-houce
Puiile who
"nt- moved
,'jir- ara too
o attend
t-. compar-
en
-.,!
' . ii : -. .,t iat year
- ' : 'n , "lit- will at-
,fi..i - i w.ii'.i. This class
w.- ..ii i.. .1 i ,tn c school.
Tti -iiiiii . riv- -u iii-iii i-r, they
ai-- : ! i- mi --i il .ii ;n- school
aQ(lij...uuulii . O.e i. tviug died
r.1 to others moved leav
ing only Xvo of the ti- in oar
midsr, aud they are too busy to go
to school.
What cuii'igea are wroncht; bv t lie
ever revolving wheels of tnni1; Per
haps all toese change are ( ;.
v e are n-'i i -o ' i;ia-
tioua, 11,
the w..
tbe l.i-
WO step
rpvealt
in li ; ''C.'iiiUgiuga'' 18
-nj i,i : i ;ue and soon
rf -i;, i-liiiuge comes and
i;ll t
t.l
uto tbe "ylorien to be
ii iinal Mirhfal. L.
D. V. JARVJS,
Ooods.
Th Latest Styles in
Hop '--acking, Storm Serges,
L.-'iv. s 3r iadcloth, Henri-e-t'a-
' l ; evgs, Flan-
r.o's - vita Trimming
1 - v t, ..;imp, Braids
hp.'J Fu. t. ; Match,
,usT Kixanvr.i)
lll,,r -I 1 ll.cli A 1
at :;;i ri-.
(' ill :ti; ! tin-!.!
:ir- t ik, :,.
AiiDlln-r lot of
WOOL SKltGES
I" i i-i" the best stvle-i
1 ul-,
MA 1 1 1 '
of !,icii
via:v v
i r a : ,
XA lit"!
;k, ;, , -,''V of CARPETS.
;s a:,,i ri.iHi; oil cloths
h-ivi- ;i l.-iri.-.- stock of the
:VI-'I" Dl'-lilNS ami COL
i KH'i: T, PL" 15 iinil SMTU-
orl.-r the BEST
VDIKS", MISSES
ES in the citv.
j sin.l
j 1111; i ( '
ad Foster
JAEVI8,
New Berne, N. C.
Kid
(1:3 Polloek St.
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's pr .
and Children. It contains neither Or
other Narcotio substance. It is :i )
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee - 1
Millions of Mothers. Castoria ost.r ;.
feverishncss. Castoria prevents vjir.it
cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. C
teething troubles, cures constipn
Castoria assimilates tho food, r,
find bowels, giving1 healthy ;uu!
toria is the Children's Panaoe.';
Castoria.
" Castrl Is an excellent medicine for ch!l-
.rpn. Mothers have repeatedly tola mo or iia
1;k..i affect upon their children.
DH. Q. C. 09GOOP,
Ijowell, "a.ss.
" Tafltoria is the best reme.ly for (?hi!ciren of
t'hicb I am acquainted. I hopo the day is not
lar distant when mothers willcuu.-iJer the real
,ntcrest of their cliildren, And use Castoria ii
gtead of the variousquack nofitniruswhirh ajo
destroying their loved ones, by forcing ojii-ini.
norphine, soothing syrup iin.i oth.-r hanftil
rents down their throats, thereby ;-ii.i;i. -n'iu
to premature graves ."
Dr. J. F. T rvr m?i,os.
0i).v. Ark
E. C Pai.mku.
G. H. RlVENIll Ili:
ESTABLiSH:i
Paim
ers Hivenoi
SUCCESSOR
wnoissaie uonimisaioii iiicrciiaii
Southern Fruits and
Deirie?, Penches. drapes,
We employ- no a-cnts.
STEAM ERS.
bQRFOLK, KEWBERN & WA1EIN3T0N
DIRECT LINE.
Tri-Weekly Tring.
In order to make more convenleiit ana
door.omlcal use of tbe vesbtvfi now employed
n the North Carolina service, aud thus to
Rotter hwi the Interests of Shippers,
the Clyde Line and Old Dominion Ftesm
sblp Oompany bave conclude,! t.i n.erte
their respeclve lines between Newbern, N.
it. and Norfolk, Vh. Into one Hdb, tbus ylv
nj passengers and truck shippers Ihiee trips
such week between Newbern and Norfolk
7la Washington.
SO ADVASCE IS RATES.
On and after MONDAY, JULY Will 1893
until farther notloe. the
iteimsr HEWBERIE, Ca.pt. Soathgate
AND
Steamer BEFIAKCE, Capt. Burgess,
Will sail fro. u Norfolk. Va., for New Heme
via. Washington every Monday, Wednesday
and Fnuay, making oonneot.on wltn
tne Attantlo and North Carolina Railroad,
and the water lines on f-eune and Trent
rlvera.
Keturnlng, will Rail ROM NEWBORN for
NORFOLK, Va., via Roanoke Island wharf,
.-yi on Amj-, WAdno-'.Bj ana Priip 8taFui.
making connection at Norfolk with
Tho old Line, for Baltimore. The Clyde
Line, lo, Fhlladnlphla Tho Old I)i)m!nlon
rtieamuhlp io., for New Yora, The Mer
inanis' and Miners' Line f r Providence and
rtosion, and The Water Lines for Waslng
100, O. C, and Klohmond, Va., thns giving
n nil water route to all Northern
ind F,astern polats.
Also connection made with the O. A O.
R. R., and N. W. R R. for the West.
Pnssengers will And a good table, comfort
able rooms, and ererv courtesy and atten
tion will be paid them by the officers.
Order all goods, care of N. N. 4 W . Direct
Line, Norfolk. Va.
RALPH GRAY Ant.
Astern Carolina Dispatch.
Fast Fassenger and Freight Line between
KTHW 23H3FI.Zr3E3.
stern North Carolina Points, and oon
neotlons of the
PKPTJI8V LVAMIA RAILROAD,
Not York. Philadelphia, N or folk, Bal
timore, 111 cli m on d and Boston.
The- OTLY Trt-Weekljr Lime Out or
Mew Borne.
THK NEW AND KIKOASTLY KQtTlPFKlj
8TEAMKK
Balis from New Herns
TIO l Vf,
WEDNESDAYS,
FBIDAV8,
mopping at Koanoie island each way and
forming olose oonrectlon with the
Norfolk A t-outbhm Railroad at FlziH-th
City and tne Norfolk and Wesie u i::iiii.,i
at Norfolk.
rue Kastern Mrollnar)lppnl.ob i.mr. run
letlng of t.ic str Neiisn, Norfo k H .'.,iln:r:,
tt. K., New York , I hlla, and .-.orfoik h .h
ind Pennylviniii H. K., form : ri!i-. . - u
egular line oft r!,.i; eupcrlo.- la-1 in..
ulck paasnKi-r ,in,l froixh 1 -rKui-i....-:
No Iran - i- ,-iepi,l r.l K ; z -: ' i,
which poln'T- iri'ii. il '
go through ' ,.ii
tlrect all f, ...... . , j vi isslurD
Jarolloa Dlepatu da ij - lullows:
From New York, by Fenna. K. R., Pier
North River.
hom Philadelphia, by Phlla., W.nd Balto.
K. R., Dock St. Station.
From Baltimore, by Phlla,., Wll. and Balto.
R R.. President St. Station.
From Norfolk, by Norfolk Southern R. R.
from Boston, by Merchants & Miners Trans
portation Co.; Now York and New England
A. R.
Kates as low and time quieter than by
ny other line
For farther Information applv to
W. H. Joyob (Qen'l Freight Trafflo Agent,
P. K. K ) General Trarnc Agei.t.
iiKo. Bteph KN8, DlvlBlon Frviht Agent.
P W. B. R R., Philadelphia.
!. h. Cookk, Gen'l Freight Agent., 'A. V
1'. 4 N. K. R. , Norfolk, Va
-l. !. Huduins. General Freight Agent N, 8
R. R., Norfolk, Va.
GKO. HKNDEKSON gent.
New Heme. N. C. j
TO COTTON GINNER3 !
Before placing your orders
for Bagging ucd Ties for.
the Coming Season. I
Be Sure to Call on
IC. R.Jones
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
General Merchandise.
New BerneiN.iU-
It will pay'you.
i II u3vj.nj 'i.:
""oUNHai.-n.CD
,-.!;,I-i i-,,,..,,,
S. ; sj.,j .;;n ; . ; jc.
p.,. .4.1 y.v Jt.Li-.i ;ji
;-J:n..i i M 0 b
, 'KsrfJi'rt; ijiTin.;';jv ; ' 'j
' 1"
' H
VV.V A3 G3iV3Ui S1N3I1W
. 'iii..iiii,ia..ij j --u'.;i jo
..u 1 ' i:m "1,j. .i,( ind 3q uv trv ;t
H ij-niij ni i i pa -im ;o uj(ui:p
JO -9ai
iH ViJ ; f-i
1 .tio,i i'o7 Infanta
kin, Iriurphine nor
miles;! substitute
and Castor Oil.
!y y. -urs' use by
".Vori:i.4 au d allays
r; Sour Curd,
totia relicvc3
lion r.
::r.:;;t!'
;;ai.iiency.
..lof.p. Cas
..oria.
ipt"! tocbiHren that
: uaay prcecriptiou
A. Acratrt. M. D.,
Sl , Lrjoiyn, Ii". Y.
- '-l-.'A :rc:i'3 depart
.: ' their exri
f : Tvit.ii ( "ator i
1... o a::ij:i? v
.'.': n r-"'jl .!
' oi.Ti-ss tl.at t.L&
.-ii lj i'jii T."ila
iMJ I 'ISPKNSART.
I.oUiiif Mass.
j
t,,
-.t7.
A. I" host.
S i
i o i
' ;? i
TO i;. S. I'ALMKil.
Truck A Specialty,
Melons and Vegetables.
1 G'5 Keade St.. X. Y.
KAILROADS.
Atlantic & IT.
Railroad
TIME TABLE XO 25,
In Effect S:20 A. M. Monday July
10, 1SU3.
OOlirOEAST. BCEDULB. OOINt) WB1
No. 3. Ffiasar.yer Train". No. 4.
Ar. Lve. StRtionp. Ar. Lvt.
pro 3 80 Oolcioro 1140 am
4 06 4 09 :.h 'lrn.ttKe 10 52 10 55
4 35 4 40 Kin a sen 10 18 10 28
6 00 6 OH New Borne 8 47 9 00
7 38 v m Morobes.Q City am 7 17
Goinq East. -oHEiJCLz Qoinq Wbpi
No. l.t
Mixed Ft. &
Pass. Train
am 6 80
6 57 7 05
No. 2.
Mixed Ft.
Stations. Pass. Train.
Goldsboro 7 20 p m
Beat's
r..i;ox Urr6
6 24
6 54
5 24
4 2P
4 Ot.
8 25
2 54
2 24
3 OS
10 32
9 41
y 28
8 59
8 17
8 00
7 47
717
7 05
6 34
6 04
5 30
0
4 05
3 40
8 00
2 80
9 10
1 80
9 48
y 88
9 A4
8 27
8 05
7 52
7 87
7 ie
7 Ot
7 20 7 30
i 7 4 7 r,s
8 11 8 30
8 50 8 5u
s 15 io oa
10 31 10 36
11 00 11 05
ll 17 11 41
13 10 3 00
8 w: i ;
Duvar
Core Creek
Tueoarora
Clark 'c
.s'ewbern
3 37 8 42 Kiverdale
3 46 3 50 Croatto
4 08 4 IU Hveio"k
4 37 4 42 Newport
4 51 4 55 Wildwood
6 01 5 01 Atlantic
5 16 5 21 Morehead City
5 28 5 28 Atlantic Hotel
5 81 p m Morehead Depot a no
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
tTneiday, Thursday an . Saturday
Tittln 4 coniitfctH with Wilmington 4
Wei .-on Train bound Nortb, leaving Golds
boro 12:2o a. m . and with Kichmond 4 Dan
ville Train West, having Goldsboro 2:35
p. m.
Tram 3 connects with Kichmond & Dan
ville Trmu, arrlvln at Uoldsboro li:55 p. m.
and with Vv ilmtnston & Woldon Train from
the North at ;;:ia p. m.
S. L. DILL,
8u perintondent.
Wilmington, Neitern & Norfoli
Railroad.
a i an TAi;Lii no. 2,
To take eff-ct S. ; - l'J:h. 1S'J3 at
' 0:00 .i. ui.
j Superseding Time Table No. 1,
! Dated July 3, 1)3.
i Going South, schedule. Going North
'No. 1 PasstoKr Trains.
No. 4
Ar. P.M.
6 00
5 16
Lve. A. M.
9 00
9 45 sr.
fitnliOQH
New Perce
Pollorkville
RaTen wood
Mm evilie
White Oak
S Ttheast
Jii,fr sod villa
Jfirui.Iia
Verona
Od-rhr.
Fo;k,.. ...
Holly Ridge
Edi4t-cololj9
Woooeidt)
Anminda!)
Cyiirecs Lake
Hauiptead
Kcotta Hill
Kirkland
Hsymaad
10 00
10 10
10 20
10 84
10 49
10 53
11 10
11 19
11 29
11 39
11 44
11 50
12 00
5 00
4 51
4 40
4 26
4 11
4 02
3 50
3 41
3 31
3 22
3 17
310
3 00
2 55
2 49
12 05
12 11
12 23
12 30
N'o. S
Lve. P
2 10
3 10 t
o 17
R R.r,-"H"K 2 37
- n Lv, . 2 30
vNi Freight No. 2
Ar. A. M.
11 35
10 45
10 37
10 24
10 10
9 45
9 10
9 10
9 01
M 50
8 37
8 25
8 14
S 03
7 56
7 50
7 47
7 35
7 30
7 30
7 09
7 00
:i..-ekvi!l
ll ivelibw ood
M-iy vi I ih
Wbite Oak
NortheBBt
Jacksonville
J-ri -ti'ri
"
V ?
i t
a 4
3
4 H
4 :i;:
4 4J
4 r.2
07
j k .t'Jii
5 -'J II U ri Jk.e
5 33 til?ecomtie
5 43 VV oo Jeidti
5 50 Annandale
5 55 Cypress Lake
5 59 Ltfiinpntsd
Gil H.-ouV liill
I! P! Kirkland
0 .4 HHymea'l
0 40 W.St-a ' iiact R R crosn
.Z Wilmington Lve.
" Piiily Lxcci( Sunday .
ri. . WHIT1NO,
J. W. MAIu'KNl. (leneial Manager
Gen'l Freight an;l I'sst;. Agt.
NO ri(.'K NINP.tv Ai'KES OF OYS
TER FA KM pop SLP, situated in
New Hiver, Onsiow county, N 0. Bot
tom is white Km1' ami shelly. It is good
propagating un'ir.il. Outers grow
laro ami of a vei v fine flavor. Also
TWO IIL'NDKEI) A CILS OF FARM
LAND, a.liomir.t; Oyster Farm. The
upland is good for all kinds of truck:
aleo corn, cotton, peanuts and potatoes.
Very pleasant place; in full view of the
ocean; large ouk grove; splendid or a
summer resort. For further particulars
address W. L. WILKINS, Marines, Ons
low county, N. C. augd&w2m.
1
THE HUUAN RAGE
w
Can't Get Alon& Without Os
WE lTK J I i:
to supply them, iind
1 jo i iili, here f r (hat
purpose, we are de-
termined to do it a
I little better, more
; thorouly, and iii(rc
j advaTitaui'eously to
our customers th.;n
! any one else.
-()-
New W
: READY FOR IbWT, TI01T
3
5 5j
150 bbla Sugar at Refinery's
prices.
500 bblf. MichigaD & Kentucky
Flours at mill prices.
100 bbls. Wylie Smith & CVh
Royal Crown, finest flour in
the world
100 bags Coffee bought before
the advance.
50 bbls. Molasses and Sj rups
PKICES LOW.
250 bxs. Soap Hoe Cako, Oefa
gon, Rising Sun. &c, occ.
300 Scks. Shots All sizes.
50 Kegs Powder, FF fc FFF
100 bxs Cheese Finest in the
city.
50 tubs Very Finest Rutter.
100 kegs Lorillanl snufF Spec
ial discount of 10 pr cent.
25 bbls. Gail & Ax hnufT-5lb.
jars, Factory price.
300 cases Canned goods All
kinds and descriptions.
OUR STOCK OF
Dry Goods,
Boofs & shoes
Is Complete in evervy way.
t"i r 1
we also carry a
tv
good line of
Hardware
.A.jN"D all
farming implements
IX TACT WE TRY TO KILMP A
General Stock.
OUR PRICES when (JI ALI-
Ti is Considered can in it lie
beaten.
Respect fully,
EACKBUM I WILLETT,
New No's. 47 & 49 Pollock St.
E. H. & J. A. MEADOWS CO.
JIanukai Tl liKUS oi;
Meadows' Special Guano's
FOR ALL CHOPS.
STANDARD I)i;M):
MendowH' G rcat Potato (luaiio.
" " ('abbage "
" Allcrop "
" Pea lican "
" Tobacco '
" ' Cotton
" 10 er et . A iiiiiinnia
tin Guano.
Meadows' Great Labos (luai-o.
Importers and dealers in M
Extra Karlv P. a-. Kainir,
Phosphate anil A grietilt uoa!
oals.
! , I o W S
A( id
llCUil
L?J Truck ers ,-ufiplies a speciilty.
K. H. MEADOWS. Piv-'t.
.1. A. MEADOWS, Scc'y. .V Tien-.
"Works Neuse Hivw.
Office Union Point.
'grica'tcnl Paper iitwnkC
CF.t-TABLIBnED 1819 ) '.
Amorican Farmer,
1 7l' X- Y.iik Avnne,
v. t -hi. uieu, D O.
The
I- if; i' wiicb
"i "'i - 7.5 h jer, i
i ' " p 'i'"' iu tott
-i- ir p;itf paper,
I .-- M ciiliuniiH of the
. 1 1 mil nn d 1 1 i-rarj
ntif'ullv I'inbelished with
. ..mi ; . .
ll .1
ho c :
matter,
line illuNtraiioi H. It m
N , I I .
II 1(1 ill-
er'n niici s.
linen. It
IN rll.MiACTEU
ii., i i i- iim) farro-
'ii
JfO.l.l,
li aotical
. - iiii' lli'st Writers
in tin- Country.
a"'1 '"' k 'hat appear in it
olumriH is ol the highest character.
h -r ! 11 .-.t in -11 .. ,ii' 1 ii lariuerS
bunni's-4 i-, il it-cussed in an earnest
jir.n"K' 1! iv ay, looking to the great
est piolir und beuetit to the farmer
and his f.nnlly.
It upp-arr. on th lnt and 15th
,.f naoh ruon ih, and i furnished at
the low price of
50 (Vnts a Year
in adv.me.v ' mkea it the
cli MjM'-t agricultural paper
i n 'he country.
FARMER LEGISLATION.
D u 11 UK the com in 1; year there will be
an immense number of matters of the
most vital intcieHt to farmers dealt frith
is ( " iil'm sk .11, 1 tii. Executive depart
: c .1! "iV ihi , t.,,11 U is highly im
!;: i'. '!., farmers bo kept
,, n liij, tiy .m'l f ti 1 1 y infminnd as to what
is l'ciiiLr i,',aimffl and done affect mi?
tin-in t t!ic National Capital. They
hi,iilil fill, tlierfforp, take The American
Farmer, wliich being od the ground,
ban beitci fAiilitlep than any other
papers lor C'ttinc tbis intormation, and
(ipvotns itself 10 ibis duty. They will
find in it nonstKntly n reat amount of
valuable information that they can get in
no other paper.
The American Farmer and the Jour
nal will be sent one year for $1.25 bnt
it must ho paid iu advance.
IS. S. Street
rfasJUKt retnrned with a
LARGE LOT OF
0?!3PS &HQ RULES.
HE RF.LLS THE
EST E0AD CARTS
EVEIl SOLD IN THIS MARKET
J. H. CRAB ME & CO.,
Machinists & Founders
NEW BERNE, N. C.
Mamifact nrer of
Ens inc, rioiln
Board TH
Hauls, Single
1, SawMill,
nrs, Log
sH Doable
Ledgers, Shafting, Pulleys,
Boxes, etc.
Kci p (itisi.uitly on baud, Pipe, Pipe
lilting1-, Sheet mi l Bur Iron and in fact
nil tilings ncedeil in t lie machinistjlina.
m,5 If.
FARM FOR SALE.
A hundred acre tract of land at
Iliverdalc suited to trucking or gen
eral farming purposes.
About one half cleared, the rest
heavily timbered in Ash, Pine and
Cypress. Apply to
CALVIN SMITH, '
or Kiverdale,
E. U. .MICAUOVVs, New Berne,
july 19 tt.
rick
For Jp,le.
To Suit the Times.
350,000 P.lilCK now ready mid will
lie sold CHKAP to Miit the
HARD TIMES.
Pi,r jiriees upplv to
(i. L. UARDISON,
Tnunnan, N. C ,
i lr Mi-tsii.. Meadows Co..
New Heme, N. C. o72m.
ELLIOT Su GREEN,
Rair Dressing Parlor.
Careful attention piveu to all branches
of tho business.
Children's Hair Cutting a Specialty
What is
Life
Assurance?
An easy means of secur
ing your wife and family
against want in the event
of your death.
A creditable means of se
curing a better financial
standing in the business
world.
The most safe and profit
able means of investing
your savings for use in
after years.
All Life Insurance is
good. The
Equitable Life
is the best.
For full particulars, uddrBS
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
carolTnas, Rock Hill, S.C
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