THE JOURNAL.
. 1. X.SHPX3,
Fiopilttor.
Local SaporUr.
I frtXUredut tie Pvsi Office at Xev
&nu, 2L ci itetxmd-eUut matter.
. V ; . PEMOqUTIC NOMINEES.
CBLATMI COUHTT OFFICES
K Clerk Saperior Court, Wm M.
Wfttaon.
r f . 8hertiL W. B. Lane.
a V vRgUter of Deds, Jap. W.
JTr--,- Treasurer, Thoe. Daniels.
OouCtble. 8th Township, J. D.
'? J 1 1 FOB CHIEF JUSTICE:
v Jamea E. Shepherd, of Baafort
FOE ASSOCIATE JUSTICES:
Walter Clrk, of Wake.
- - JmaaC. MaeRae, of Camber
' ' aad. -
Armietead Barwell, of Meoklen
batg. .
FOK STATE TREASITSES:
8am al McD. Tate, of Barke.
FOE BEPSESBHTTATTTES In CON-
OESSS:
; , First District W. A. B. Branch,
of Beaufort.
" : 8eooad District F. A. Woodard
; af Wlhoa.
r Third District John G. Shaw,
' af Combertaad.
iFaarth District Char lea SI.
l: - Cooke, of Fraaklin.
; . Fifth District A. W. Graham,
v af Granrilla. -
v Bixth District Jas. A. Lock
: lart.
s SeTenth Dirtrict John 8. Hen-
' dervoo, of Bowao.
l Eighth District W. H. Bower,
xf OaldwelL
V Uiash District W. T. Crawford,
4:t af Haywood.
r 1 FOB SnPEBIOB COUBT JTTDES: Z
, Third Diatricfr Jaoob Battle, of
1 Foarth District W. R. Allen,
wX Wayne.
navy blue, black, brown, modes
only a little while ago we could
barely meet the demand at 50 cents;
the price is 25 cent."
This is not all; he says he can
now eell blanket for $2,75 a pair
that he was compelled to sell at
$5 a pair under the MoKinley law.
And so it goes. All wholesale
dealers must and will do just as
Wanamaker is doing, and there
will be parallel reductions all along
the line.
Another sign of. the times is
shown in the willingness of the
people to hear argument and listen
to fasts. Two years ago Populists
would rarely give a Democratic
speaker a respectful hearing. Now
it is very different. This writter
has recently addressed a very
large audience in which Populist
were largely in the majority, and
he takes pleasure in publicly ac
knowledging that be was never
treated with more ooantesy and
consideration than he was at
Trenton on last Friday.
The Democratic party has great
reason for encouragement and the
people abundant cause for congrat
ulation and rejoicing.
W.VSIIIXUTO
GOT BIS DUES
Eight of the Democrats from
New York in the House of Rep
resent stives voted against tbe
tariff bill. One of them Mr. Haines,
of Troy, was overwhelmingly de
feated for renomination a few days
ago. His vote against the tariff
bill was tbe issue and the Demo
crats of his district expressed
Reed of Maine train-lie I ' ' lie Presi
dency His Hei'flnmii I k lt out
P aces II. in 1 1 ii i t lianeen
Improve Da.il)- .-. i n' ;r
Fight Atlaiilii ( i ii
Expoi ion.
Since ' he big ictor iu Muiue,
the Tom Reed reim'i'-ann here,
have put ihemselven m tiaiuiog
for the litt places under the tiov
ernmenr. Keed has a large follow
ing in Washington which is not
confined to men from his o u state.
These mm compose the most jub
ilant ciod j ou ever a. They are
devoted t ihe lures of the jolly
and cultured ex-epenkt-r and helievo
firmly that he will in tbe next
President of the United States.
They are also claiming tbe next
House o( Representatives.
All this however, is an empty
claim. The new tariff bill has made
nearly everything cheapei. John
Wannamaker, one of tbe h'gb
priests of Republicanism, is ect
tering hi advertisements all over
tbe country in which be admits
this and solicits tiade on tbe
strength of it. At Democratic
headquarters the talk is iu a very
different strain. Reports icceived
there are are of an entirely differ
nature especially from the great
West wbeie the redqcion of the
tariff is looked upon with eapeoial
favor.
There is also a slow, steady, and
sure business revival all over the
country. There is also an increased
confidence in the integrity, ability
and sincerity of Grover Cleveland,
three attributes without which no
man can successfully stand for very
many successive years before the
people ultimately find out what a
man's real character is and by
this they judge and reward him.
Every day adds to the popularity
THE POKTIiY Ol 1,1 HI,
Look A bow 1. ill's Routine In St , m s
I lint Elevate anil I. Ii cr.
Critic have otten eouipl lined
' ' hi r, i le too aian. -ei it.lerw
. , , Out thert .t.e justa
good rejoin for ;tsserf i nj; ih.it
there are ioj uinny scribblers in
prose. The truth is tht thewoild
bus its prose and its poern
thoroughly mixed, .nut thej ate
tbe happiest people who kuovi
how to iJietiDnuish the one tn.ui
tbe other, and propeily to use
both in the alTairs ot life. Vniiiij;
people, who have been well c m il
lor, look for the poetry of life too
earne-ti,1, , while the matuiv sons
ami daughters of toil, who have
to plod their way though the world,
have their thoughts fix ,1 to.)
strongly upon the prose s.de t!
every subject. Still, uaturer if. every
where filling with both the etui
fiioulii
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their oDinion of it.
All thiB -a- in Trnv thA nlarfl of Mr. Cleveland. The people trust
I V. I m Thuo m a rr nnf nlural'B a.crrua
K ll- r,lTI -"-J " "J "
m " withhim bat thev always know
mannfactorT is loaated. VV nan tne ra hirv, n a hn
vxt . . . . n v m J IIUOL WUCIO L ' uuu uiui. u M
lialL ' Wilson bill was before the Senate never deceived them. I veoture to
"S.Hw ttt d r, .n tha leadine obstrnotionists were predict that when this administra-
JrZWT 'kman d the Senators from Mo-.ceases to exist Grover c.eve-
Jl , lJ . , . . tt t . . land will be at the bejgbt of his
A WBII mm -Vw aat ww wa i q w A. U -V BiiU XAUlDtauai ill U I -
of Boa com be.
' FOB SOXJCITOB:
For solicitor aecoad judicial dis
trict W. K. Daaiel.
Third District Joha E. Wood
axd, at Wllaoa.
DODnlaritv
pheyof New xor insisted upon a great many Kentucky clerks
protection to cuffs and collars ou have left here to go home to vote
account of the ereat manufactarv for W. C. P. Breckinridge who was
at Troy, and now the Democratic perhaps t he medium through which
. . . m . I IIUOJ KUl 1UIU UUiUUi
Jiepreaentative ot tne iroy, ais- : aai i Ann Kl i nan wan fnrnpi
FoarU District E. W. Poo, of trict. who ODDosed the Wilson bill in! nf thA QtafA llnnarfmAnt. tn
OnnStOB. r I an A vntaA fnr ' rrrotantlnn. la rlo- I malra rlu fnr PAnrllnron ICintr of
V.M n;.t.u n a D..w.. t I r , - , ' "
mu.i,m Iwww dm I . . j , ! . : ti . i fin MfnrH T luirn thin rnnnhllisnn
i ie)u lur it isuvuuuaiuui, ta ubo i u-.v.. . - -r
iwihiwi - I . . . ..... I atxtja ha ill ant hair t m n vaaru
ci-.l r rt hi .r omt h arlnAi. Ann othAra Ii k-A him I e.- J '
OUIH vumw-v. ai wl-" I V.ano ,rwl nn-, nit an ns no a.
... , ijj t I aa w nuvi 10 uwn j uou vujwjku
- IWillWjyiUUin mUtUUJO UUIU. Urat.n Thin ia thA wav thAW
o..n m..i.. vt m -T I . . . .1.VI..IU-. - j J
DOIWIIIIIUUIOI a.A.ouowi, HOW abont ljOniSianaT I'M hi... Who ronlr. rill nrnhahlc anr
1K 1 I V.V.W..V ..... (.VUV.UPJ " -
I n.nA.lalinnn rf Ilia PannhliABn nrloa thMm
tiizawii-istrict-t.iaorY rj. nmpcr, 1 - s it i- ,nnrta tha.t Mr ThA.
KlathDiatrlct-W. W. Barber, recent mainfesto of the Ixaisiana - n".:" n "
c WUkaa. Isnrar nlanters. that a majority oflT,- ..iiiimoH t
J.enin XilStrlCt W . I. eWUlia, tka ... minimuaniin frnm that I mi. r vr v-b- nr, Ryuiur.li
9s lAiawaiU iBfatj. will Ka Ronnhllnanli ar I ia nn of the wealthiest And ablest.
I YKAftt. WVWWV " - I -
aoomeu to aiaappoiatmenii.
' of HerelandL
c - Twelfth - District George
Jooas, of llaeoa.
Senate Swift Galloway,
Greene, Dr. F. A. Whitaker,
Joaec.
of
of
republicans in the Empire state
Louisiana is overwhelmingly De- tho' ift nf th nnn ft. H would
moccratic. The Sugar planters tha8 poti himself ia traipug for
I constituting an important part (still higher honors.
of the wealth orodnnin? ele-l Much interest continues to be
L.n. RAtiiiiioiiVa nnmnwin- felt here in the outcome of the
. . - senatorial fight in North Carolina
xvuniuBiMs, not more nnmeroas than the rice -aked me what I knew about it
ASUaaiacuas -aUBigaaraiita ary planters, WhQe removal of the I told them I oonld not tell how
fraathar." bat he ia sot wise who I Scanty on sugar is offensive to the Legislature was going to vote
zivea ao head to tha aims of ihe ni.ntu,. it ;a .iWn, t I but one thiBg I thought 1 knew
'S-.. v - Lw : r ; f ; 6v better an my alphabet and that
I lOO wvBWII U1U tllM lUl W UU I . iivn.ri. Him n. nrilT hairs
One of the signs, as indieatetiof Jsee no reason for taxing them to two democratic senators, one from
, penaaaeaey i deaioeraticln.T a honntv to the snear Droduo. I the east, one from the West and
priaciDlea. la to be found in thel.r. Th tariff at whie.h snyr that there was no dearth of "Sen-
MMntisM tDiiMnriitlM ofl-i.- w.i ; i I atonal timber" in either section ot
.IIZJLkJ:: grand old commonwealth
"j iijoanuana. a. great majoriiy 01 Tt ;a rcfltin on th attain
SilTer, BBonoyofthe Constitu- tne people of that State are tore to intimate she has onlv two men who
sCloatbaahas always, been fostered tQe Democracy. It is ridiculous can represent her in the U. 8
T Democratic party, now to gappoee that the electoral vote Senate. Any intelligent Doy
iU champion, in all partiea. Lf Louisiana will be doubtful ia 0J"" n U'SB1
j . . . . , I uabilUb lUKUb w w oouaiucu w
tvwawoii it mo wh isy. Too picayune says: "-it admit it.
m weir .Boitcai system, ana ne- will be added to the Democratic TheCktton States and Interna
psblieaao a turning to it tojooianm nBnai , and the majority tional Exposition bids fair to be
aaver tbemfroia otier and :r-lwiiin larca " Ex-Snator Jones OI ore Denent to tne ooucn man
SAtriarm.hl rain . , . ., , , ,, I any movement of recent years,
recrievtvoie roin. Ihaairiven his disgruntled fellow-1 J . n . ...
rk- 7..ki. t. .....I .. . . . . secretary tioae omisn is maaing
xaa waanington i-ost MJ"- citixens some good advice, from Aami.iiv atrnnons efforts to
"while it ia nndoubtedly true that which all disaffected Democrats make the Government exhibits
the free-coinage sentiment baa ams- ia-rn wisdom. Hetells them as extensive and as successful
aUbacer bold, on the Democratic tht if tnv h.v inflnnnM nonh aa po"b'e, Through the medium
. . - .1 " O rha
I f 1 1 1 2 I
party than on its chief opponent, to -W MV conereasman to reDre- Zl ine eo'g,cai y' n .
'TT. . . . "iw eiecs any oongTBBsman so repre- averv flnft nhowinc made of
,u. , ,eni mem in waanmgxon, -tney the mineral resources of all the
Cainuf streojrta in tne latter. 1 (tie congressman) will either be Appalachian region
vaa tsepamican newspaper in IjieDabhcans .who. on every ones
JTew Tork City shows a decided tjon bQt ngar, will misrepresent
leaning ia that direction. One their constitnents. or they will be
.!f?" whowiuLeOf.cUlReporti.Hl.hlyCreHiUbl.
Jl . S I I
caNa( va iree eoiaage pia- enoe with anvbodv. and who will
form. ' Both the Senators from to com Delled t flock bv them
"WM ' a. m. n a I
uunukyi ua ex-opear Miveg, In the mean time, the
Eed are qaefsd as being strongly Democratic party, Peeing them-
OUB NATAL RESFRVE.
to the Tar Heel Marines.
Washington, Sept. 14. The re
port of Lieutenant F. H. Tyler,
who was ordered by the Navy De
partment to attend tbe evolutions
lacUaded to eonciliata tha Silver geTea abandoned by the sugar ' the North Carolina Naval Militia,
extremists. - Frea coinage is the L,rt1nr. wi,i ahaon thm , indicates the remarkable ntility
baUeery of the Republican candi- their turn .and thev will be left
for Governor of Kansas-" fpiH .nmn.fhi
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i - ie:ioan Jiepuoucaas, m in lne wnole Dolitioal fieId
1
' taeir state convention last week
States which like Louisiana and
adopted a financial plank in which 1 Carolina have suffered from j
and importance of this arm to the
naval service.
It appears that the battalion
needs drilling on board regular
men of-war, but it is comi etent to
use the monitor Nantucket, which
was loaned to the State of North
ttey demand the free ot Eepublican misrule and rascality Carolina by the government, with
snlajrsasa saw. rha satlA ar IK 1 1 anrl I ...... I w . 7
silrer at the ratio of 16 to 1, and
pledge the candidates of their
party to support the cause of free
Saver.
Bat no less significant is the
are not going to trust that party out any outside assistance. Tbe
again. vessel was put in commission by
tne .tteseive, at v umington, Aug-
Destructive Fire In China. nst lztb, and proceeded to South-
The engineering department over
hauled and put tbe machinery in
fair condition, and is especially
0n.nl, . port, one of the Reserve lienten
w . . I T.anc ICin in tho nMtint nf H a pno-iug luo vcooci, -rutuu Wa
.... " . .. " . Ohnon hfl. hAn vlaitH hv a. nnn. I "uucl """J jjmil vi mo tiujo nu uiul
sx ue iemocrane policy 01 carta r ;'. r ' j -
flagration which has destroyed
rexorm. The tariff measures in 2,000 buildings. Over 100 persons
..Vi: .J;rJ" lVr'' 'tr:?: V::wu!Z commended as to its efficiency
u,,w rTT Z;Jr. u J. ni Z7 The monitor was in bad order
bgtiitttm 'iu attribatad the I the dead is tbe wife of tbe Gover-1 , . . K .
- T nr. n Shnn TTin whn iArt rrtw, Muou turuou uvoi iu i-uouj, uuu uao
cettrsflsion in trade, ton nnanclai 7 . . " , """
w I fri i ht ThA flnvornnrla hnnaa nan
etnu, ana au iu outer eTiiaibnrned ana 8everai temples were
reaoltlng from vicious Bepublican destroyed. The loss is estimated
policy. Bat to the alarms manu- at 10,000,000 tael
factored by the partisan enemies
of tariff redaction has succeeded
s halcyon calm-Oonmon sense has
Caia resumed its sway, and the
most significant proof of the whole-1
reaction is the promise of
oeen thoroughly repaired every
where, except in the turret mac
hinery. This work was done
by tbe militia themselves. When
called upon for active service, at
tendance is compulsory. At one
time the Newbern divesion was
Malijraant Yellow Feter In Nicaragua.
Washihgton, Sept. 14. The called out, and was ready in a few
snrgeon general of the marine hos- hours with an attendance of over
pital service to-day received a tele- 90 per cent. The battalion could
gram from the president o the be landed ia Norfolk for service on
board of health of New Orleans, a fully equipped vessel in about 24
the late champion of jfeKialeyism stating that the health board's hours
u tha aw tariff klniuv. medical omcer at iJluenelds, JSio-l A valuaDle experience to tbe
. . 1 araicaa, reuorioo ua epiaemic 01 1 miunia uarioe me evoinrn'ns oc
AVery wnrra UW ycvyio o T-nnw ffiB4,r of ml icrnant tvriA at nnrrrl whAn at. miHnitxl t I h i-p.
eeinguie oenenoiat resuiu now-1 Managua and Granada, Nicaragua, sel dragged her anchor about ball
ins; from recent tariff legislation. land that a strict quarantine was a mile. This kepf the crew on deck
lev days ago we were asked to
bow a single instance of beneficial
results to the people, and it was
emlj necessary to taru to John
,'Waaaaaxer's advertiameut:
being maintained at Bluefielda.
Mere Lynchers Indicated
Memphis, Sept. 14. The grand
jury tnis aitemoon return lonr
mora inritafmAnta atrftinat nfiranna
-jTWjHUBiwirw wwi ana believed to have had a hand in
tariff influences can do to put the recent lynching near Kerrville.
prions on a low level has beea The jurors believe they have every
h njiM than d bum n tad in tha man connected with tne Dusiness
handsome new dress staffs that Ln Jur WI" ujwuru M--uiuiw
erowdins to the counters
Trv dav. This flftr inch serge, A. a. C. R, K. stockholder' aeeting.
Sn lata-aa.ilaek: and navy Woe. decretory 's Office, Au'. 29th. '94
worth 0 cents br any measore ol The 40th Annual Meeting ot the Mock- Uolnmbia,
working with the r.mp until 4 .i'clock
in the morning, and cbey had to
work all tbe forenoon getting under
way and clearing a loul anchor.
The report 1 hfi'iighout shows that
the North Carolina Reserve would
be ue8ful in real service.
and the entertaining am
try to get onr shape of e
As we travel over t!. pl.uns.
witb a Jaded horse to r-.w our
vehicle, if we watoh tlu wheels
grinding in the saud, or sinking
in the mud, while the miu nmrs
its burning ia,s upon u-, we i-liali
leel ujQcb of the piose ot hie, but
1' e will hold up our head and
look at the $;reeu fields and the
broad meadows, with then uiiend.
iDg varietj of flowers, then v i- ei
some of the poetry ol hie to clit-cr
us on our journey. II we are travel, i
ling in the bill couutry our wheels
may grate upon the locks- ver 1
monotonously aud we may get!
many a'n onplrasant jjlf, but we
must uot look too steadily at our
road-be-J. We must lift our t es
olten to the giander sceDes nr. ui,d
U8, precipitous dill's, the towermg
oaks, iu wbot-e blanches are :,-.;,
carolling bi'ds, bobbliL brooks, !
the mouut'iiD rangts that seem to
rise iu infinite variety of forme, all
furnish us something to ca:eru.
plate that will levive in us a
poetical mood or a train of pleas-;
ant rtllectiou. Beauty and sub
limity are spread around us in this
world to cheer us in our toils, and '
distribute the spice of life along'
the paths we are compelled to j
travel.
If we were iBOte grateful for the j
pleasapt 'things, aud less com-'
plaining of the wearisome duties
we bave to perform, we should find 1
more joy find less sorrow, and j
thus the burdens of life would be
lightened and a well-spring of bap-j
piness would be found in everj
heart, from which to draw tbe
poetry oi life, which was iutended
to sweeten the bitter part of cur
lives. We should therefore feel
like encouraging those who aie
trying to set tbe poetry of life to
music, tbap people may be tarnish
ed with songs to cheer the gloomy
hours of existence.
K L. 1'EBKIXS
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em Pop and Kad How They Started,
YVbat Happened and the Finish
EOITOB JOTJENAL: I thought 1
would give you an account of th
races that came off on Cat Islam
in Bogue Sound.
There were three notable horse;
in the neighborhood, the owner
of which had bragged on them so
much that we concluded to 'jave
them try their speed on the Cat
island race track.
The neighbors were all invired
to witness tbe affair. The crowd
was in the spirit of the occasion and
at the appointed hour, Dem, liad
and Pop were placed at the end
of the track. Dem looked to
be in good plight and seemed
eager for tbe race. Kad look as if
he had seen better days, and tbe
loose skin about bis naiiks indicat
ed that he was not fed as well as
formally. Pop looked high beaded
saucy, but he walked rather tangle
legged. The crowd impeded
them all very colsely, and many
prophecies were uttered in regard
to final results, Aunt Crecy Ale
Cormic went to the other end of
the track to wave her bonnet as a
signal for the start. All were now
on the tip-toe of excitement. The
bonnet waved.
Pod made a plunge forward as
if be would go through the Hue at a
single bound, bnt be as suddenly
staggered back to bis first starting
point. After several luuges for
ward and backward he tipped
himself and fell, tumbling his rider
clear off the track into the mud
at the side of the road.
Bad went forward with a snort
indicative of being wind-broken,
but made fair bead-way till he got
half over the track, when he tum
bled and be and his rider were
together in a pile in the middle of
the road.
Dem led off from the staitin
fine plight and an air of confidence,
and with steady gate, without a
single balk or misstep he reached
the end of the track amid the
shouts of the multitude.
The friends of Pop stood in utter
confe3ion. Those who had bet on
Bad looked as if they bad just
recieved an invitation to a funeral
ot some dear friend. The friends
of Dem all bad a look of satisfac
tion that indioates tbe fulfilment
of their expectation. Uncle Mike
MacCrackin, combines the qualities
of a philosopher, looked glancing
over Lis left shoulder and dryly
remarked, "Now boys, you see
that's just the way it is going to
be at tbe end of election day iu
November. Tbe Pops will get
nowhere the Kads will get about
half way, and the Dems will go
clear out to the end of the liue
without a break." The crowd then
dispersed amid an uproar of
laughter.
Quill Driven.
tO lie llll r
up a .,!n. . ,
noise. U e ,i;p!1 :
t lie 1 111 pre - -1 "' . .
er 'i i.iir .u ( 1 . 1
be li 1 st ei in 11 : e.
a rea I in. ..!..:
in h:s 1- -u A i 1 ,
he ijn.i trd d
One nl the -e 1 t ,1 , i , 1.
CU-e ol -11 -wiideli
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1 tii;- 111 !i; 1 : i- .1 r- t , , .. , j bl
under ! lie I Ii. p : . ii- ii,' J ;j
liiui.der .-.roni .: , .. ,-i 1 lie
lii'iv ill ! I. u.- .1 pe.'lii-. ie I the
lightning, hat I !ia e hii.c learned
that 1 was 1111-i iken, i 1 c u.eludt tl
lhif I Willi d 'iiuiitl. i lens and
ligutea the inoie.'' Our impie.
Mill) is the Pop. will disc .ver the
Millli' iiiiht its i-u tl;f ni-Xi 1 See: 1 in
dav.
Tne: e w as a I 1 ; ge attend
Trenton on Ki tl ;. las to h
joint di.-cii -s.im i i.tween Mi.y.'iaw,
and J).. Thompson. Mi. 91iaw.
could noi rtiteud ou account of
sickness in bis family, but Gen.
C. A Battle, was present and tack
led tbe pi pull:, giant and kept
the.Hi iu the middle ol the road to
the sati'taetion of us all. The
wta. bi'i was exeesMvc-lv warm
and tlio enure, h iu-e was p icked
w th all the political shades, while
a largo crowd could not ge; in ;
hear them .
The pops weie as generous to
wards the Bepublicaus iu the
distribution of the e.j'tices iu Jone;
eouuty in the funiou as the Dutch
store keeper was whttibe invited
his customers to call at hib store
and examine Ins good cider when
they caiied ho called lor bis sou
John 1 ) i l:ing dot rnoog" which he
tilled to i ;e iiriii. drank the con
cents am! ii.eii t unit a t Me ens
ill r,
N.i I
eep
MALE
PAMLICO
AND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
' ..Hi! MnlR'W.ill. . ('
ii 1- under the in
il.-iur 1 I' 1 5 Ve;il 1
,!i i'l-tructi'Hi "mid
.1! iiei -j iy.'ii ler 1.
jlfl'l-
lir.-l- :
IK V
III
1111: n wi 11; v u vi:,
( hiiiesi" Deft nlcd I n, lliivtln
(l Soldiers Wlm M ni ili ivil
siounry lixei nt 1.
IjOSDjX, tSenl. I..
I tin
a M
. -1 UeNliaCIl
to the Central N.e s ag-ncv Irom
r.ce at 1 Tokto, sajt: New., his i,,e:i r, ceiv
11 tlieied from Fiisui, !ln' a Japanese
corps inintii'iin:. I: t - engaged ,fi)(
routed the enen y .i Sing-Ghuen.
Another despatch to the O-utrai
News agency from Shanghai says
that six of the Mir-ivor" of
Chinese tr -.op., ,ip Chean, wnit:h
was wrecked ar Chetung n inle en
route to For 11 o-a i 'n i,Ho sohli
on board, have am ve.i. Tiu-j ie ;r!
that 200 pens- hh on Ooai.i w.-ie
diowued. fiie d.-Np.aeh nays iii n
no news ha.i tieen received 11;
Snangbai irom Curea since 'the
skirmish of Angus'- IS b, when the
Chinese were d'e lea's d with the Ions
of oOO men.
The murderers of lltv. James
VV.slie, the Presbyterian mission
ary who waa recently killed at L;o
VaDg by Ciu.HKe s -ihlters wh .le
they were 0:1 their way to Corea,
have been execated.
i.l.
I '.. I 1 X , 1 '
1. IT1I1. ';
mi :i,l,lles
'v :,i,d Tl".
I! iili-im.
N. (
Tor
insey Seminary
---Folt
KI.S AND YOl'.Nf, I.ADIUS
La Gram;f, N. C.
! ;mi';i;.'P..- in Litem ry, Art a 11 I Music
' li n! liliellt- L'n d.
1 .:- 1 or.ipi to in priees with oilier
V'i'mi'- nv 1 1 -1 1 inlvaiiliige.o are eiiii-ider-ie
'''it eseel-. Building eiihirred
unit di in on 1. 1 lunnitiii'ies I'ani-
-l"'-l NN "til i.e.v )'. ; II 1 i I lire.
lie. iiimiv in
n-i:v
Those
1'
1 eniarkeiJ:
;o -d culer "elm,-
you don't
smell
tomer, a
blief dot s
te moog" Did mi' the R-public.-ms
get a tug snjell wiieu they gave
them F. F. Cr-eii regis'er aud J.
VV. Lran cot o 11 sr.
t'ove I'or res pond" nee.
Six cent cotton ti opening.
Mr. N, -M. Arnold ot Lima re
turned home Sunday .
Kev. Mr. Ljwis lined ins ap
pointment here Sunday.
Jlr. L. P. Taylor left Monday for
a short visit to J-'aison, X. C.
Messrs, C. P. Arnold of Lima
and T. U. Avery of Bellair were in
our midst Saturday and Snnday.
Miss Annie L ine and Mr. S.iji
Moore, of Fort Barnwell have been
on a visit to friends here.
Messrs F. '.. II. Davis and A. E.
Wadswortb, of Peifoction returned
home Saturday from a visit to
friends in your city.
The young men have organized a
base ball clnU wiih .Messrs. 11. W.
White and O. L Wethei ingion as
captains and Mr. r. J. Har.kins,
umpire.
I'rayer meeting is held in the
Methodist Church here every Sim-
day night. Mr. John Charlton will
conduct the next meeting next
Suoday night. A full attendance
is desired.
The protacted meeting cocducied
by Ilev. A. L. Ormand in tbe Meth
odest church here closed lat Sun
day.
liev. J. W. Rose left Friday to
begin a protracted n.ie nig at
Vance! oro.
Miss Jennie v
Miss Pearl Ipock,
Messrs T. B. Ipo.
Boberson left also !
snigiug at luc meei 1 11 (.;
j p'e eontinuai iy In -
) lion
iv tjomu' ,::
.should Hi
Ai'omaiit: oinpoiiiel
jrrcat siivngtli ;i;el t!
'.' ! : I k I n
'( I. I 1
;-ii pv,j,i
: 1 1!
-id:
-I.miii-
r i::
ES,
Weak
EyeS
3fo
More '
MITC
A Cor'.....-,
SORE, WEAK Slid INFLAMED EYES.
..... .
"'.'VI i
IT fM -4
Ol' ihn
1
lo-i.rn K
as:
3
Filiy-iiiird Annual
- - ok
l'nncin il.
F TERQ
Session
ST. M1 S0H00L
P.alsigh, K. 0.
-l;K. INS
SEPT. ;20TH, 1894.
A'i'll". - tin; KentuI,
REV. 3. SME.DES, A
Norfolk: College
Ivl
L:ir-
c!k :m'st ai
in" Knsle
330 STUDENTS
IlnilHillill
t.i'inii.'.i. r.
Sli-ll.l I lent,
M'l-ir, ii
Fon
YIIUNli LADIES
i lin-i equipppil Collet
n n irinia.
-23 TEACHESS
in-ei'.e. N'ciir Old Toint
:t : 1 1 m I Ilniii'-, $'.i,(Ki0 IJuiMin
.,:-. elf.
1'JiK'n! ion. Mcnnprriiplij-. JT i rll
1 -i-, .1 ,ii: -l.llf. i..viunai'
: .;nii-1i : . '-.n.I lor Clltillolll
1: ; t" e-1;' IV 11 expenses, write
:a:2
ve Remedy (or
Prntfurlu
Jtetstori if-'
Cures Trnr i,r
Tumors, U:-.; '.
AND PROiV
AND Also, Mjn?--;i-
OttKT Dllllli'lri'fl,
Fiords, J:i!;-,.;rs,
' " - a it i .- n 11c as, n net
;.- ,y.'tt of the old.
in:!laiion,Styo
. .1. ::ih:d Eye Lashes,
!-:.- i;l ICK RELIEF
-VNKNT CURE.
S., Principal,
Norfolk, Va.
THE E,T0I' C BURNETT
Business OoLleges
l;i;uir.
Are
I lUIK'lit
Id., itini ;i-hliiglou, I). C
ire 1 ti) jr.-t- their student the
li 11 ley
" Oil !l
will be a successful oue.
uid
b
: J. F.
duct the
We lit pe i!
Swansboro Corresiioudpnee.
Mr. Edwin Watson one of our mer
chants here, returned from jour
city last night, wlune be went to
buy goods.
Mr. D. J. llooie, our polite and
popular merchant is coming agnio
come to see him.
Capt. Tom IJartly is out upon
a drumming exposition this week
and last week, guess he sells lo:
ot goods.
Politics seem to be brisk for the
soonness ot the occasion, lot ot
impendant candidates a we hear.
The Kads and the Pops seem to
be in confusion., without the
Oon." and the dark'es don't eeem
ii -iirie.us tie 11 nscI in
K.veii ran J leers. Fever
Sr.!! Itboum
Files, or Kiifri ioritiilainraalion oxlsta.
alvn?:f ;;;;e.
SOLD i;Y ALL LSRUGGwiS AT 25 CENTS.
Can
You Read
The Future?
Do you know what your con
dition will lie 20 years hence?
Will your earning capaciLv
be equal to the support of
yourself and family? This is
a serious question, yet, you
could confidently answer
"yes" if j-oit had a twenty
years Tontiae Policy iu the
Equitable Life
A method which guarant-. es
all the protection furui.-htd
by any kind of lif insurance,
.'i-.ul iu addition the largest
c-;sh returns to thuse p. Iicv
le.'lders uiio.se lives :i . ; .
longed, and who : n
luoucy rather th- 1 : .vt
For facts aud i". a;-.., .-..'.;...;
rel
if ( Uliee, li.uik. itnd Counting-
!e u--e 1 i aelu e m a. I ; heir ilotaiis.
J.oiu nii'i i .veiijivu t-;i' rienee lut- per
ecte.l !;K'ilitie for the liighe.t develop
ment of Siuressliu Ln-un-ss Men and In-
tellii'Oiit Citizen
Weekly' l"i tr.ii Coinmcrciul J.tiw.
Current Kvent-uml I inportant Questions
of the day. slvuth ind and TypeWrit-
ng courses iiiie.xcel.iii. Day school open
'he entire rear.
F..1- lurtlier p.uti' tilars eall on or
mliiri'M. A. It. Eaton.
na'timore & Charles St?.. Baltimore, Md.
Or I. II. Drill ino, 12th cfc 1- !-ts.,
Vasliinjrtou, D. C
THE C0LD1EM UNIVERSITY
vr a s n ix g ton, d. c.
The Preparatory School opens Sept. 24.
Thorough preparation for the Colleirc, lor
the ientiiic School, for the Xaval and
Military Aeadtmio, and for business.
The ' CoiicLre opens Sept. 31. Full
classieid am! x.iintitic couises. The Col
lege is opt. n to -tudents oflmth sexes.
Kntrance c nuiualions on Sept. "Jl ami
22.
The Corcoran cieniilic School opens
Oct. t'ie y-seve-i eioics-ors and in
strnctors; ttvent v-three full depnrtinents;
luelvc lull coui-.-es ol study. Sjiecial stud
ents admitted.
The Law School opens Oct. 3. Twelve
professors, mcludini; t wo Associate Just
ices el the unnen Snaies .-sujiii'iui- voun.
The
THIS FIXE RATTAN ROCKING CHAIR.
At Suter's for $ 1 .50.
Also the Lare Rattan Advertised elsewhere
at $2.r0 for $1,75.
ri;iu:HASi:i) straight no-ion lot.
Largest, issf and Finest
Stock of Furnitue of al! Kinds
Ever 'Drought to Hasteni North Carolina, and at liOOK BOTTOM
1rices- .1. Hiitor,
South Front Sf roe', under diiittawka Hotel.
5
HEAD HORSES AND MULES" 50
RANGING FROM 4 TO 7 YEARS OLD,
And Weighing From 850 to 1450 lbs. Each.
Some oxtni lino Drivers in Horses also adapted to all juirpoReB
Exceptionally line Draft Horses and Mules.
A full and complete line of Buggies and
Harness always on hand.
l'.lue Front Stables, Middle Street, New Berne, N. O.
md
f 1
Medical School opens Oct. 1. ill
is lour vcar-. Thiity professors
!).'
RODDEV.
For the Ca?
:il School opon Oct. 1. Scv-i--.
1'iHisu d lacilit'es.
t! '-'. e year-,
en lie Sehoi'l open- let. t
..ev.'.necd i nst :n i t i 'Tl ;ire ol
t.. M. -V.. M. S.. C. !-:.. K.
1).
:;u;x desrriptive ol these ev
. Address.
;oj:i.i:t II. M vkti.v. Set t'v.
to ktiuw wlut to
join the '-Pern -
st iv in line with 1
the "liAdn.""
d.-
vr hut her to
P or
' 1 e,mms.
Died Snddently From Cig-aretteg.
Lancastee, Pa., Sept. 14. The
body ot Barry B. Johnson, agent
of the Anglo-American Saving is
Loan Association, was found on
one of tne principal streets ol
laaf niahr. ThA P.nr.
jm i i.. tufM noiaers oi me aiioduc anu xorm tmo- oner s iarv renaerea a veratct
- iMiIrdorftt 1ms the orioe is 37 i1? v ComPany wllVbl,ld, atf death from excessive cigarette
.MwaOf BB w prioo ia af Morehead Citv on the Fourth Thursday T.i. i
Mnta. nM,ww.mw mai I muniiK. uuuiisuu.uiuwu.i.utrai,
"ThU il vool esjnel'i halz serge (td
F C. Kobebts, Sec y. ' constantly when not sleeping.
(rone With all the Funds.
Pittsburg, Sept. 17. Can. -r lV
Levato, proprietors of one nf tin
half dozen or mote private banking
aud exchange institutions in the
Italiau quarter on Washington
8tr-e', bave disappeared, fiking
wit h t h-m all I the fnnds on tl -
poult, unionising to about ii',u(i0.
All y entei i1h . i.i-tt night anil t his
morniDg, crowtis ot loreifjueis
swarmed about the vicinity of the
bank, anxious to liu.l some one
upon whom they might wreak theii
veugeance.
The defaulting bankers disai-
leited Fridav evening. Toe onl
propertj ol v.due iu the jilaee i
now In tbe hands of a constable
who levied upon them lor rent due
owner of the budding. It ia sup
posed tbe defaulters aie heading
for New Orleans and officers in
that city have beeD asked to ap
prehend the guilty pair.
il
t-
---ii
n'ARXIXO
's troul.le nhpad
'iv getting thia.
that your blood
is impoverished, and your
ui'.'ins deranged, so that
vi::irever ou eit foils to
proiicrly nourish you.
And just as long as you
remain in this condition,
Consumption, Pneumonia,
a.-.i; tbvr .Scrofulous ana
dae.i'ious liisouscs arc
lilely lo fa-l.'n upon you.
.'ii bUoiiIU build your
self up iviih Dr. Pierce's
Golden Jit dieal Discovery.
I'lu-ifv and enrich the
ius.1 every organ into natural ac
.! build up healthy wholesome,
ilesll. ei... T t r
Vl. Jl (J- ( , J., . u .
I'r. ii. v. Piebce: Veer Sir Wo have used
your "i; vf.D." jp our family and find nothintf
else to ei j ii ul it. One of our children hud the
pneuiii..iii;i, and one lung: become consoli
dated, but by the IN.' of the "Discovery" she
liaa entirely recovered, and is now iu good
health.
!
i
I
AT T. J. TURNER'S
I P- vt r jr -T r- - A H
! I v.-?w-.pair i7Kia:-v -.- ii:. --. c :ia x '
rv-
i i
ji. ii. . iiYA'rr's
Kinston,
o o-
Diseases of, the Eye and General Surgeiv.-
blood,
turn.
net-ess,'-! i
o
s:
o
ZD
Notice to School lencliers,
There will lie a niei l:Ii' ' i
eoniiuitlec of ,,i. 1 l.iwn-h:)
O. I-. Kice. Meudotn, 111., writes
used your Japanese Pile (.'tire and
it a sure and permanent cure.-'
II-
in Yaiici-iiern .1 tl.e pu
on Satunl i v, Vt r '
))UI piisu o: ell I ''i.e. : ' U
tlitf nut -eii.-.o1-.
Tl-o-c wi-hi: - a - u...
iiiii- ition tlial iln-. :n in i'-
wh'.ie u ufln i' id di nine o K
t'oairetl al (0, two n'.-lni-ii. e in.
K. A. Ar-K'iN. Clun'ii.
,0 ii-...
le he!
.o! ll.illH
t, for tin
- iir tin
CO
ifc3S:-7-i-'
-V"!l
t
(- P m
H 4 iff r 2
K li K b-T &424i
slS at g -s -
-r-n. jt-mw J&i:
. . ' - -1 & f-' x K .tfl-:5Wv
v r ft j
mi:
tg ?T -4.-
nis 1
1 J
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fb
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3
Graham Academy, MarsMHierE Carteret Connly, 1 C.
rairni... Iia inu
thcitlseh e.-. i 1 bi- pi
hildre.n ttiey wish to educate, or Yotm Men wInIiIiir to educalo
used to learn that this school is the
.. m ike up;
Meeting f..r
I have Just Her.ived 5 Doz. mors of those
large Rattan Rockers direct from the Factoay.
72 Middle St., Mew Berne, N. C.
School in Eastern North t urolinii. Aided by the Methodist church we prepare 5 oiiik
men or ladies lor College at a total cost ol
HAUVJ&IN IX I ...AHts l'KH MONTH.
'J'his includes I'.OAltli in the Hoarding Hall ; Tail ion in any branch ol Study; l.ijrlit h,
Kuel, Washiiifr, I.aundrx -nm, el. . Mnrsliallbei'K is 11 nuiel eoniitiy lilace Ten MllnH tuni
ISeiiulort. Tin ei- t. hu rehes wit li Sunday .Schools regularly conducted nein . No llarrooius
Hillianl rnunis or ol hri- leinptal ions, l'lenty ol tlsh oysters, etc. ubonml.
'1 he st hoid isiimv nioi. M 1 1 . bait s can I'll I er al an y time and will be charged Irom
t ime ol enli-i ijm 1. 1 . !. isc (l 1 1,,. i ci in, I leeeiubt-f 21st , 1SII4. Come and gl e us a trial. We
can 1,1 AHA T K V. ATlsKAt Ti i . Kor 1 11 it her i iiloriiiat ion , aildrrss with stain petl enve-
KUV. W. (J. A. GRAHAM, A. B., UniUara Academy