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Price; $100 Per Year.
Single Copies, 5 Cents,
Ni:V BEUXK. CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C, OCTOBER 17, 1805.
-VOL. XVIII.
NO. 33.
for Infants
H1KTT y jV mm ttMttm
.; mTHtom f pwww, pflt
. . " . It I mQftioB'My tho Vert r lody for I-mfmt and Children
' fJka, wwM to kmotrn. It Im kmlM . ChUdrom ltko It. It
- rfroo th fc Hk. It will t Muif Uv I it Mothor. horo
--vV " ortMg -whig i toolmtoly ta mmi pjmottooJlr f foot mm
:, (Mi'i madia.
'.-"- CMtwU 4ootry Worm.
- '.,--. -
-" -- ' Co-rtoria Hy Ftwlitnn,
CterU yrorot yomttfarg gooj Crd
; X .'.3 V1 rc torU wpm TWjutIhbo, ojtd Wfaid CoHo.
LV-.. .-V-- Coori rUTM T tMm Troti'oloo.
' - "'. Cutorto wtm CoM-Hyatlom and Tltlojiey.
CutoU eirtTIw -that of octo of OTOomlo Mold m or poionon rn.lv.
Cortrta dooo o toomtaim rjTitoosOTfa.or othor nnrcotto property .
-C torlo. tmflnt . tho food, loftmlotoo tlio tonuMsh BJd bowol.,
gtrlax Vomltjy nnd tmrml ihtp.
? trtn fa pwt t wdn Wttloo oly. It fa mot oold in fcnlfc.
-IVmt Jfaw QJty to II yo jrthtng oloo o tho ploo. or proml.o
"A "J1 " "will mwr OTory parpooo."
Boo that ym r OA - S - T - O -
TVo fke-ofamfl
-iJctro of
Chlldrerv Cry for
McDANIEL & GASKILL
. -".:Yt V-r-Wholesale & Retail Grocers.
Jobbers i of Lqriljaid Snuff and Tobacco.
CDeadqoartera ; for Gfoand Allam Salt', which we are gelling at
ilie extreiat) low. price of 59 eeata per aaot.
CEIaor: wftJbeyndirect Trom the mills by fhe Car load. It will
17 joa to aiee n before- joa buy.
GTODR STABLES ABB "FREE TO ALL-t
-"..ifo. ,1 Broad Street; opposite Stewart's Livery Stables.
r-VS'BBW. -BERNE, N. C. "
.- . - " .-"'"
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Under Gaston fioaae, South Jrroui St: t, New Bertue, N, C.
QeiieraliHardware.
Gtoves, Carpenters Tools, Cutlery, . ,
' Table Ware, Barbed Wire,
; v GALVANIZED PIPE, PUMPS,
C" . ',- : 'XLihi, Piaster and Cement.
D2VOES PURE READY MIXED PAINTS.
nPersonaf attention to the" prompt and correct fiHing oi all
orilcrs. v si,3(n w,dow
............. i
L; H; Cutler &
!.::i,t!ie'Gfli
It'OW MIXG ISSTITDUED.
ifest, ftleapeit : aid Brst Life
lasiraactr.Hoa. Cha. T. O'Ftr
: rail, Core rudr f ihe State
. f -'v yirgiaii, U the
I -f 5Hea4 af U.
ASSESSMENTS fUMTTED TOII A MONTH
- No EXTRA DUES TO BE PAiD.
- If yon wish to provide for your
family in Case of Deatk ar Desire
Aid in Time of Siekuesa or Accident
'join the Guild.
- Pot Further Particulars Soe
J;" 5ol Cohen,
NEW r ALL OOODSl
am m ,
NOW ARRIVING I
New Shoes,
? V Ncw Clothing,
-VvNew Hats,
Neckwear,
2 Collars, cufta
VUU.lii
Be sure to call on us for any
thing in Clothing ami Men'
F anmhing Goods.
Suits to order from $16-00 up.
T" V-
"- . Full Une of Samples. .
. I
.V'.,-. .J. M, HOWARD.
and Children.
Ct-i with the ptrc of
n to pk of it witkot eng.iing.
R - I - A.
la oa orery
wroppor.
Pitcher's Castorla.
SHEPPAmrs
UADB. FROM PURE PJG IRON.
- jof ojyt poond of Seraalroa
A rw ae4 ly thojo coods.
-DS8ABLE, COMVEWmfTf EffQNOMlCAL
AB Moderm IinimwuMW?t (9 JLJcfrtea
BovoekooptBK Cares.
. : Tweaty different sises and Unda.
Every StavaWarraated Agalast Defects.
Prleea aot mach aibr at this lime
thaa on gowmnnfir Uada of Stoves.
CaHmaoradOr
Co., New Bene, N t
Zeigler's Shoes.
We Have .Inst Eeiifd
a Line of
IV tl
FOR LADIES.
They consist of the very lteet
j styles and shapes.
IE QUOTE A FEW PB2CE3 :
The Kid Shoes, in needle and me-1
di- in toe, standard price, the 3.U(j
kind at $2
Kid Shoe, with patent leather j
tip, standard price, tho fci.Ou kind ;
at li.d.S. i
All others in proportionate low
I prices.
lis hi Bos .irgoia fiouss.
O. Jk. - B4HFOOT, IWI i.'.
Baker & Holland,
-WHOLESALE-
ifictursn I Importers Agents.
Oranges, Lemons and Iiatiauas,
. our speciaiiies.
; F.xauiini' our Stock ami Piiccs
IxM'ore I'lac ng tuir uitlors.
No. .".,5 Middle St ret-f, East Snip.
1 sep 1 li dm
New Groceries !
New Stock II
Zeigl
" " 'w-t. M,u-v old -(and.
J. . FentreSS, Prop.
JT-
-l ity iind C ountrv p it ropage so
!ii ;ted Fr.'e ci-y dr livery.
Best of Goods and Lowt si 1 i ices.
Give us a ell. au,l
lOI.OKKI) FA IK IMtt.MH MS
wirlert by Ihe J mini's :t Ihl'MxIh
Auuuttl Kxhibitlon ol Iho Oriental
ImtilslriHl. Mock, t'rntl mill Asrl
riillnrnl l-'Rlr .-tuei:tiin.
t I.ASS H Kl VKD W "II.
N.
7 h i:r Tun
P. Si SlMlK .il i '11.
ncavi
.-: : .. .j 1 l.iWtl
'.I'll; I.arM-t
, i r, V: .Ilk
lri-li iviv.it,,.
.ii'iiiiiiiii ot .'5
-! nl li.'l.l pc i
; in N IV-; U
v.i.:. $! . m ;
i n-i . I I i- y.-iir. . i . .
C.. X.-:ih Powell; Ut l.u
U (J M.isU-v. si "0; i f-l v.u"
n 1 I l I - Ll-i to In- l" !i: ! '!' '.
,!ii!..!t' '. 1V-I. i" 1 ii'-'i-la.
i:et puui.kiti
I'. (Ja-UH1. Mh; !.'
(i. tut.ii n i Ka haul-
; 1 1" .i t ' 1' hmis. Ml
:il iei V of r. IHJS. lJl KT
I Ui. liar.lx i. $1.00; li.-l an l I ut wat-r
i mrloiis. spi I'ia I piciiiium by J l' intty
j kV C.i. tu I. W II mi. 1 lior p 1 " .' I 1'-' "t
an. I ui st aii- .l ili-phy .I tann pi.i.iiu-is
1 by ..nt exliibil"!'. sp.i-i..l pr. iinuni by I.
j H Cutlet', 1 boy l'-i 'lw t" Noah
I I'.Avt-li; !arit .lip'ay ol any fr. 'tf-'l
I this year, spe ial piem iiai by M Ilaliu Ac
J ., one rul.ng bn.He lo l. u .m. iey.
CLASS C JAMES TH7DLEY, DIRECTOTt.
Poultry -fhi.-ke:i.-t C:.(biis u..t
lo I bail 3. Cotut'liii-. I.ovelt, l.UU;lost
Ieylioiu, Waller Fultb. r, tf 1.00; be l ami
l:irst-t i-ollcL-lion by one p. rmu, Joepli
H-inirovi-, f 1 50; bei par Puil.lle .'u. Ws, ,
Mis I.urv Jonrs, 50. ; Ut i-xaibit of .lm k I
Henry F J..hmiii, 1 (h). b. M
felp, llenrv Bme, 00c; U-t pii
( 'I. in.,
nai i e
or cio.-.- e. e t'l'alik ail, SO.-.
CL9S D WM. JONCS, KlItF.t TOI!.
Panlrv Siiiuilic 1' -t .irie l HopU by
riuiural iiprts.
Mi
s PtU
Jii. hauls n,
ui-uh Kicl.-
50- : brbt aoolo un
,r. Mr-
mi-iK. 11, 61.0(1: lv.ij.r pio tfieu
Mis tuiolui.'
?eive.l t ai:bc
Fields. 2c ; bt-l jar pic
Mrs llanuan lin ks, -J."ic;
lsi ja.r preernd jieii.
Kichar.lfcMi. 'J k' le-t .jar
Mis lieoriana
uc-ervcJ lotjia-
hits, Mrs uk.iu llir. is n, '2ae; l e-t pre
served pluujs, Mrs Nodi P.oeil, '-'5i ; i-eM
jar rt served cittou. .Mr (ieariuna Kiel -!trcs..n.
special ir-uiiuiii by M T Koherl-,
1 calf ; Inst aud largest display ol prc
rves not le-.s Ulan 8 varieties, special
prrni.um by J II Hmkburu to .Mrs Nonh
Powell, 1 ooz. t uns of loinatoes.
B' si N C Uams 3 to be sbo'.u, Peter
RichardKou, $1.00; best jar p. a h. -i. Mis
Wijtiu; Pooe. Zn-; 1-1 j'1 vc-ir", Mrs
-sercua Orisiiiu, -J5i;best sw.et pickleal
pcaclies, ilrs Caroling Fields ; lust
pound cake, special premium by C (iill
A, Co. to Mrs Dr LAssiiter, 25 ibsofrjoui:
best biacy cak-, gpccial preuuutu by J
Kii er to Mm Bettie Moore, one cake; best
louf bread. Mrs Canliue Fiehi, .roc; best
plate biA'uil, no yeast powder. Mi?
Emetine Sirumous. 50c; btst d z-n rolls,
Mra E B Dudley, 50c.
Wlues: Best peuch wine, Mrs Cora J
Simmon, 00e; beat ecupiiernoijg me,
Mrs Cora SjuiifiODi, 5D''; best ,lum wiu.-,
Mi Everline Banks 50vj best blackbert
wiue Xo. J, Mru Everline WdlLuiis, 50c;
best pear wine, Wiw Eineliue Banks, O0c;
I ti strawberry wine, Mrs Jame Duo ley,
5dc; best b'iukberry wiue Ht 2, Miis
Everliue Bauks, 30c; best cramberry wipe,
M.ias Everliue B.oki, 50c, bet huckel
berry wice, Mr onrime Wilii-mm, fiOc;
best tomato wine, extra giod, Mis Kver-
lioe Banks, 50c; beet malaga grajie wiue,
best Cataw ba grape wine, ix-st Cnlitonua
yrape wifW W?1 be-t crab apple brandy,
Miss ttrerliue iiauks.Oc ou eacli; btst
nl .ckberry ccrdial," Mis V"'.di J'jinll
50c; bec paai'b brandy, Mis Cma , Snib
moDS, 50c U it crape brandy, Mrs.
Sophia Feriner, 50c l4Ft anl lnst ilis
p!ay of inea io tin ciuss, ilis line
Banks, $1.00.
CLASS B M. T. BK Y ANT, DIRKCTOR.
Best oruan.ental .void shin, Wm Jones
50c; bot Kraininr. J A M is n, 5U ; i e-t
display wooden wan-, iteums Vadsw.n lb,
5(X; best displny veusirs, Sylvewer
Dibble, f 1.00; lest display coffins, etc..
j U Sgttop Jfc boD, II 00; best wood car
vio', tpecial pfeiniyra by R. Uerry, dnio;
gis, to M HTbiilfiy, pouud of Princes ;
mufek mellon seelj lest imn urk Uy
blacksmith, g)ccial pren-imn by Tmne'r
Fumiture & Haidware Co., to J A Har
grave, one tioe stanil larcpi host specimen
of woo.l work by boy unu-r IS years,
special premium b? il B Duffy, ono Corub
to Ficld; 2nd best iroa work by
blacksmith, Edward Short. 50c.
class v.
Best silk patch oik quilt by hand.
Misfieo F Miller, $1 00; bts1' eiuzy paich I
w.nk ijuill ii,' hand, Mrs (iio ii While, j
$1.00; last plain iiiufi ii,v A bv .
hand, Miw P Kll H a.-mnn. 75c; 1 ls'. I
piaiu quilt of any kind Ly h ind. Mi-s
Annie Best, 50c; bestcrochei couuterpane,
Mrs JoIid H Fislu r, 75c; be-t kmt eoim-
u rpane. Mis Annie ('iwilun, 75c , home '
iilu'le hearth ru.'. Airs Jan es Tin liev. Cik-;
Uesf liotue made socks. Mrs May J ; ie u, I
i5i ; besl htjJ in adc stockings, Mrs Mary j
J U i ecu, 50c; b-tt xnt m ptjliv sham'. '
Irs Jlary Wallace, 2"), ; best -nil of 1-i'bt s .
under anueuis, Mrs ii, o F ;ilii r. $1 00; i
2ud het iu Hint's ilress, Mrs cJi-o 1 While, j
25c; best spei inien of home m ide 'nc,'. 1
Mrs Sophia Fenn. r. 5Ci; lt handker '
i hiel. Miss Mable Willi-, 25- ; best iiano
ever and best ellibroidere I tilde c..v. r
Mis iieo il While, 00c on .aih, Uv-i
raised w oik in i;.." l, Mis Jic llakt-r,
5K; best cunitse r.,L . iu, Uj H
White, 50c, b. it ,n. me! iflinbreijtiiii, !
Mrs J no H F.slur, 50c; bc?t eiiibrodi-ied 1
panel. Miss Mary SThurber. ,-f Wiln.ine
ioii, N C, 25c; be-t m nil- apion. Mis;
Mattiu Ho, y, 2".. ; Jd bet , , l. ) .'re s
an I best sp. citnen ..f t u i n h. . c in , h,
M at c'o.i iiiyrou. '-a. oa ,a !; !:r 1
ill jpU v of De. d e ( oi V O 1-i.roidel'V. Mis
W H John-on, 50, ; be-t r-h Cut and knit
ork, Jlt-i.i.i F Moh r. .So. ; b, st , m.
hi, n, I, i,-, I lap i..b. . ilr.- i,.id:.n.
sprci d pr.lll-l.lil bv H ,'ilir;, A; ; . '1.
J bid of (Hie!isk"fl ur; fr hai ,1-om. -t
s.r.ip I "ikct. Mi-s flattie II. .1 , -p. . ;:c
pijijjiuni by Miss IT arc et L u , one ui
hit; I esi iufu..: . dips-. Mr- Dr l.a--:;.i .
.si.C'al pre nium by .I F T.,lor. J p:).r
ii. 00 .-hoes; best calico ,!re.- , -.n.i
n j li- by exhibitor. s; eid pr, m.ii'ii b.
S H Scot i, one w bow ' smd t.ln'. t--Mirs
HhIII,- Hod-y; best luaei I .!,', . '. -ti..
Mi's (Jui II While, special pr.-a .inn !.-.
I' Via e oiic bottle . ftine in i b in- r .
b At bureau '
Ki-he-. .-p.-..
one III. e Ul 111 I
M - N c s IV
1 1 ui, jf- t Si a:'i
,1 pit-n'i nil. i
; b st spec. Ill
t p!,,r. sp , ;a'
M:-s IV
,. .'. it s
Si..s, r 11.11, tw ,1
Viii', l"st or 11.
h .uthworii ';" g il
spe. ml premium,
fii'i pry by S t st
Ethlege Cie tlee; 1
Mi.-s Xiinev W ck
c
r.
1
' 1 .
i.i e ii
i.. M.
End Di.
ix-t doll .
!'. pt' i.ll
pic
W II C h, n. At.
thcorated ch nr. Mrs
i d piem'uin b- Alrf1
sva'P,' best th t or.itive
B J,,iit s, spi i ,al pretr.
II W! .i
.'. 1-1
k. Mi
s V 1
M
lr'.
.. call.- lal'l- p, :i
el; Ly lady. M:
initial to il. -
-I I a l 1 ' i I
11 S '. . .
1"
hat:
-i
I.
Fow l:n. il on
II ,1'gi tt. 1 oi
h.-t -h
M.-s
Hollev. 1 dig le -John
S l',-hei. :'..
t i.i.
I A-s o. -
I !' Mil
:
- i ii
l'a.t'i
li: w
etc. - Hest o: ;i. i
trad. Mis. I'oia I'i
imr
piilltiilg I' .lli id
ardso:'.': : lo.!
rto.s.r-. Mr-. I
craSOU tliaWli'g,
i.tst ppnci! .Iiaii'
Mi
r.
M
-1:
M
Mr
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lain, Isaac smii h. 1 ; I
rative p ,i' t tig by oia
Wo. .ten. $ 1 . lie-t l.e,
larged. Mrs. Geo. 11 W
I pi
h.te.
,griph en
beat -pe,
il
i i in ii ..f in-. liaalc.t! .'.'I i.K.rioi.erv
i !',( "na. (io-llcy. 1 o"; ij-- i p
ill'.i B
rnau K'n 1 1 1 pt'liiuan - Il ' 1 1
ii'iiin .!. bii. v. etc.. .1. .1
): . lu-y, if I:
i pi int-
In t cc:ti.fti )la:n a-"' la1..; y o
ii.jr, V !I Mooiv. Wt'.H.ii.uioii. N .. 1;
l l -l .til.- I'.om lili- in in .l b1, i : pai-ti i.
Joi n P. U'i ii.,i :. -. i't oniainoula:
mn ixt'. ult'.i hi N. (' . V. II. ..t,
be-t pa.n;.: ' .11 .-IIK. it.n or jiiu-ii. Mi-
Kat" V. 'I'. 1 a r ol Vi!iiio;..:i, N. t'..
:jl; b , : wu. . . II. M v. ! .
I'lui't rii nr.'. K!..ci . ' in :; t
c .'In t ion ol ilistrlit ai'u-:.c ol ui.ci
liour phihK mil Us-llian ti.n varitlii-.
Mis A.le'aule W hi tl. y. I ; b, st .oPcciiou
of cut ll is not l.-s than 10 al irli.-.
Mis. Dm Mi Fennel. jOc; 1h?s coll. r:: ni f
;;riaiiiiiiii-. Mis.
b iii.l. .mesi disp
Mis. A.le'nide W
"I h'li:. menial n
l U-lle 11 o
soplca Fen I a r. Toe:
'ay ..' b!..ou.iuLr piant-.
litley. 1
i r ii'to irents for pi nils
it stand. u h LU'owiiiL!
plants, Mrs. Siphi-i Fei.mr. ".tic: last
1 1 : 1 1 1 i 1 1 ir basket with jjrowin plants, Mrs.
Sdlia Felin. r, aU ; l-t basket if ch nc
est ami mosi taMt fully arninyed tl jwtrs.
Mih. S iphia Fennel' . all;'; best and 1 irrest
l Mio t ol 1'hoiei- llowe:s most ta-a. :ulv
arl'i.ue.l M l-s ( oia Siinino: s. ."in.'
Special I'reiinunis I'.c.-t (trmiui;. ii.
P. Kennedy, sp ciiii picniiiiin by
Chapman, o e oi ti niu rt.il ba.-Uet: best
diaw in,' by boy or uirl ueder la umi".-',
M is:er S iinnel J''omeble, ipfiai pl'i mv
um by P C Urtki r. one enlariifd pholo-
i ii 1 , 1 ; lest pin and i n li .-k. ti h. Wni.
(jiiii'-. i-pecial pieiiiiiuu b. Dr. I.e nti r
l)uif, one set of stall lalM n vi 1; In s!
tll'.ni iliu' In' l.o ir t-n', son i ll preaillini
! by I F Jarv
.' Wal-oll. o lie p
j i.V b "V ol' iin-l.
1 1;.. m -iior.., x.
I.
M.
ill a.
M.-s li
C . -in
I '
U'i-
'h ii I u .ii
, -jxi'iai
j ill 1 1 nil' e
Kll IIAKD-
b
j i A ifiif an . on.
j CI.ASS 1 1 . PhTKl
ON , Mi K 1 ... TOII
and (J ats.'
h, i' side Mi.
,-t do. Win
b)",ei, K '.
Audi-, a Dd i
iry pui'iio-.s.
Ilol-ses. Mal'i-s. t o l-
lb
iir bion.l marc, i olt In
Pet 1 Kit haltl-o'i. '.'. -J I b
Muilell. 'J.' b -t l.u I .in
Mo-u'ey. :; 2 ! Iie.-i .1...
hunt. !; b st cow for ,h
Ni.ah Powell, 'J; b, SI VolMl.
Mos.-lev, l; b st ,,ke of
lilt bar, ison. .t; 21 best .!...
$'-!,' b'St ihOl-ollJhhl'e.l boil'
: beia r. K (i
ni.-n, .John
Ales W
any bit
I'h. .mas V.nl. 2; bt -t t hoioiwi.b
I
uny breed, Fiaok Vait, t'i: 1 e-i b ;ir n..l
thoroii -.hi.re i, Hdph I.e.-, if I; i esi -oa
not thor.'Uhi.re.l, K 1 M. !., I : t s-1
ihoiousihlirel bin k. Win. I.--W:'. i I ; b ,-t
I horoiiohlne I ee. J 'hu .1 ni, s. i.
CLASS I - .IESSF. It ROOK? DIKECTOK.
Inp Bill (Tames -Fn'-t be-t club. l-c:i
'2 ill 3. only (in... ;,.'tni.7 pin,! 1 ico'llj.r "i.-
i w, ,i
,ou
Wibiiiniou Mu'lial $',0 UI', 1. cli-Oui-
k Sti lis jc'.il.oO total A10.50:
ird W i t iiii'-i ;-1 n Muluals. Kxc. l-i- r t lub
f iO.00. Ittist .lijvcnde c in u del' Ui years
didde.l beti'ii .'I winners j.g t dloivs:
Home ltunners 3 Km; ol' D'a'niouiU
3.3oi; Blue Kelis .i.3dj. total 10 00.
Those who re entitled to )i emiums
a.i-requested t call ai tin S' cu taiVs
otfiie on corner ot (Jcorg.- and Nea-e -is.
Iptweep the l.pur- oi 9. a. m. ; li I -1 p.
m. ou FridiU'sand tsa'tur. '.'-. i.o.uu.en-
cing Oct. 1 1th, :h ". Ail
ti(8 city C 'U obtain tlleilj
V. W- J.I1CI ,e, S
in se ouisiil
by wrriiia
t i l", !l A i! ,
SEW I'm BHIK1.
Collectoia pav 150
for
d- DI
Cleveland nuionrapli. ,
(iranvil'e lli-j!:is-m. Jr. , of i .le.-n.-bur.
Ky , is t weniy one y, ais oi l and on.
llpi'ty ejght jnchp-i lii'jh
The funeral ol tl.e lalp ip e.
lie.ue to 'k pi.-ce in Ppt-:biirjr.
nesilav, au.l was a: tfiided i.y
Wni. V.i
, . . Wnl
. 1". Hill
ni-i oll.ei
Camp tViijl.'dcr.iii' Yiiiians :n
old soldieii.
A club of whet linen li.nl ,let 'nl
d t .
tend a Biooklyn church in a body.
clet'L' V'Jian was highly dci-Lihtiii
Tin
antl
tiecoi-utod hi Iiu'oit
w .in t o bicvc'e-
honor ol their visit.
Aihiccg t'o.tii Spout, tic.
Coiea, report tint (pneims
s'.ored theie. The panic.-is b
caphal ot
has heel! ip.
mg giia-dnl
1 w liose life
by Japiiiiise, and tin- Quct
whs uu-pai:cd l'j entirely sec.
A d-3rce o lii.oi-i e, nil t!;o ti'.'iiud of
in'onipntibilily, has be. n -i-.i"le l Mis.
Ant'1' ' Hives Chandler,
opposiliop lo dje ilea ree.
pleadings Icllccltd I'll
p.iriic.
A Irump wa aiiitl
S. 1) , a lew 1 1:1 X s i'g . for
There was no I
S".h ug in the;
t iller of tht 1
I
a'
bi
synagogue arul sieding a f t
books, which he subsequently
peddle on the .-' leels i f ih - toe, n
d' piayer
tiie l lo
Am i x'l-hange savs tl at
if t he ( 'otlllli:
sinner of -Vi-'l i.'U Itt.l'e p, T,
his esl iinati! tint t he col top
wid uol t Knetl l.'OO.L) -(i I
niakn he c op Ics- '.hau s-
and the price m . v l- to i ,
I 'on iu t 1 1 , ui is i 'Cin.' in 'e
of II in.'o. k an i Queen -' i .
w ah r w ol'ka for ill ' si ill bp
d ti i-.r
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Mlup! V the A. A N. I ' I
he'lpafiel tt'ldi '.l jl' I I
. that I lie Ult r i an b
the eiilil llf r 'o; '- ill L.l li
(.'eu. Jam. s l.u, ! ),-
'ii i n :;' laeuteiiaiil li- nei;
. r i. ; ' a- gi e ;i an i u " ,
;i: h.ngioll tit- bv t he
i;
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to d- .011-:'.' -.1
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. ItlMINAI. ((U Rl
WF.riNKSiiAY'rf ntoCFF.nixi.
T lie !i)ilowit)4 c:is( s onaipieil the time j
of court: ;
iaktia Iilounf. col., larceny; oiiiliy. ,
1! months in peniti iii iary. .
.1. I Hiaih chaiue l Willi malicious '
inj i rv to ii opei ly, in which ise l lie jury j
.li-lur.-e. I. ni tn it ' ct 1 ami judgment was'
-upe'i(leil I1 payment of Cost-'. ;
V. II. liobinsni. col , larceny. 12'
iiimiii1.( in pi ij i 1 cut i arc. !
Tin-jir iirment of t In; court in the case
of Win. If. Sliepfir.l, col, convicted the!
picx ions (I iy ot aoainioniiieat, w is mat
lie lie reuniie.l lo nav cost and to provide
il 1- lr ., ,rl f u-iTn
Th. s j;.0M, , VarrvinK co'nceale.l
u.apon-; . lel'endant submitted Jud- i
ment suspended upon payment ol cost.
Win Jones, col.. Unci 11 ; gu lty. S- n
Uned not ironouncee,l.
Ida Smith. Mauldi Robinson and L,ove
ua Harper, all colore-1. Resisting offi- er.
Ida Smith sentenced to Unity days in j iil.
i J.i.loment su-pen!td on payment of cost
in the cese of the two others
Seymour Pelhani, ( ol., crue'ty lo ani
; mals; not o n i It v
Till KSIU Y'S l'llOCF-ElUNOS.
The case of Charles While, col., near
. Jauui, City, cliui'eal with rape upon,
Fanny II am, col., nfthe same place, was
called Thursday. The selection of a jury
and the lakinc; of tl)e i vi.lenue copstinied
tiie eni in- uioi ning. The argumeiit began
upon ihe as-eml ling of court in the ulier-
llOOl.
The jur.v in ihe c e was coniit)sed of i
the ..ii)W.-ug
11. ( '. 1'oler. James JaekS'-U, Josiiih
I'i.e-.le. J. I.'. Parker, Jr., 1.. K. Dudley,
W. li. Temp'i!, John S. (iair.tt, Tho-'.
Clark, P. I.. Th. mas, W. I). Wallace,
('. F. lluiL'il' and jvioch Wi iNu Ol'th.
The St ite was n-pie-eiili 4 by Solicitor
W. I-! I) miel an I i.v R W. Williamson,
. ol. 1.. J. Moor,-, P. M. P. iioall an-1 J.
K. li lliiin. cor) leppi sfitiie I iIih Jc-teiii
d.,nt.
. (Neillier the accused n ir his allege 1 vic
t tin are ui in i crown.
'1 bti di fence of the liCi'll-ud was Consent
ofl'l" L'ill.
The wad ct w o;. Not (Suilly,
Iiiit Jiice, lide, adulh-ry with Nat
She iii-iii, e.,1 Xal Shormuii railed and
liiihd. Ni -ci, si la anilciipiis. The jury
:n t he u um. in' i a-e i, u-h rod a verdict of
, ,b.: .
FRIDAY S PliOCEEDINOS.
The l .llouing ca.-es came up: Jeise
Whjti 1;. ,ul, cd. Liiiccliy. (iuil'ty.
ti-n ed to pt uitpntiary lg mooths.
Rejiein Wiirgins, col,, A. & B. Uuilty.
iS lu nt'tl i .js"
Jacob Uiiin,. col., A. i B. Not
Guilry.
Evu Fendi r-on, t ol , carrying coi-cenleil
weapons Nol guiliy.
E'ii Hrice. l td , and Srah J. Bryan,
el. Lii'einy. C.nilty as to the former.
Seu erced to 12 months in the petiiten
t.ary. Kpt t'i'itly as t thp lttiV.
Jos. P.llyson. Escap d from custody.
Plead guillv. Scnteni-O'l twenty days ip
j'b1.
.ludginenl Was suspended until nput
let'in of coin t ill the cioie oflna Kice Cou
viiTcd on piidiiy ol fornicdion sni)
adultery, ami her personal recoiriiiajance
was taken for appearance at that time.
MeiiJorn lii y an, to1. A. & B. Guilty.
Two niont hs in jai I.
Court it. ij. u nnl for the term
Ne.;t j-ek .fr.dge ipiiea il holfl
; coiu t in V ihiunij-ioii.
, .ludsre Mfuri's
.Judge '). P. Ma-ares, w jij las jvjst vt
the n st term of the newly established
, ci iiiiinal copi t of ihis c.'tinty left lor his
1 Inline in W dmipgioii w hpi hp yi(I hold
j court i his w e.i 1-,.
; The judge not only pi't-sidei wiih dig--j
niiy ( .n't lie ihous a i'Ba'ly familiarity
with the law. and an ability in his charges
I io hiuke it clear and explicit, and a tlrui
I ness in the dispensation of justice that
i is well v ,rlhy of praise, lie rra lc a
vcP'good impnssioir nere.
"Most Kpu.nriiiji.il' rnild ol Ihe Cen
Inry.'
We have receptly told of t,e wondcifu"
ijnexijlaiuable iipnd p.iWCr iq rcfer-
.. . . . e. . .. . , i... . 1. . a 1, .... l: . a : ..
I euec to uaipis null u i'i iiceu oi-cuvtieti in
I litllu Fivditiy Jones, son of Mr, and Mrs,
Dan Joum o: thiii city. Fred and his
pin nts h ive rcciuily been visiilng at
llaiiowe, and the Beaufoit Heruhl coins
pomie' t ol ili.il place makes this mention
of him:
"We hay;- I1.1J wili ;s the jsi)st few
"lidw tin: ln'.J ;:eii irkap'e cjpbf of the
I'.lli: cipiirv in liltltj Fri el , lopes, sijf years
,1,1, of New Ht-riV. He can leil tiie day
ol the Hr'k Of anV Hrlle glVHll 111 ill ill tile
;.. ,is no u iss.i t,, iS9u. or il day is given
tie . ,i'i tiil the day of the inoiit h iipd
w ee
: 1 '. o '
a 1 a b iidi-1 Willi the names ot the
id li'oni il is L'iven him lor tin
I -'.'3, 'i'l and "'J." he -:ui ive the
l!:llf l,,.l'i"'
lb
SI'l l I
A. A C. B. K. SfVirii
iiir iii Atlanta riMiiion 011 the
,-:iiil. Ilnl.y IT Hours Between ew
Item'
d- Atlnnta.
i .V ,
..- :il"i
t" leave ',".v BerPc f. r
n
th
in.;
day
i -a
w I'd bp as follow .-- The
-ave New Be'ne at 9:30
e. -1011 w 1
a Atlanta
t:i- a. m..
: " enty H
1, II is io
nd arrive
e-r :!;e put:,
ur's 1 uu.
leave Nt w
ut Atlanta
,e rup iu i
M.
,'lfl ally i
,1,'ii ion
lit chaii'j
itt.-n up
ni I car-
' .iS pic
ih"
hum 1 1
Is, it. scd.
tb-t see
;i ha': I
n you w id have t svo
din ier ;it Go'd-boio.
on iju have jape to
i! N'c-.v Hui up belolii
ai 'i f or 6 li ly -upper
ial- lied I -I', ilkl i-t Itl
'i"."g. Every ell'oi'i
l": KC I his One of I he
es.r le.ivng NcW
Horse ih- i,,d
a-U' il d'llg iiiil
. til- Use only,
-. tan 1-cs. -w i :,
i and iiiinbago.
iit F. S. Dul-
M l I I ll W. . V . K H. Sbl( ICE.
1 ur I lie
Inula K .isi I ion Trip 4.1,
-lul.V Kichte.-n Hoiir..ii
Un
tile ggml
Atl.iilii.
u i i
via. W. N.
d. thai is a
, i. a lie- si :,i i.ie :uu
W il il.iligtoll, leaving
lot i a. in. and an iv-
d an hour Jl.ai will
L'p: dinner, or take m
.v i;
iiimodabons wi'l
y tiling that fon
Ibe nio-t putu-t
an 1
, to
M
T'
,p Wl
fa-t s
I be made
eti the
A. 1.
si i'uule train.
time Iroill
:v Is hours.
New
. I 1-
ii'- lb :e'it al S, ,-ip i.- the most
;e : i! s ap in exi-teuce. leaves the
a'-ei .'ll'etv. Aiisoltilely pufe
-h'y niedlta't'd. Two l'Tge
a pa kag. , gj U-. at F. S. Ihlf-
(APT II AS. K. HrAKTIIllt.
Former 4'nptniii ot the Vlriiiiu
Wliicli Kllirel so I'oiiKpienoimly in
the Former Cuban InMiirreclion.
Capt. ('has. K. McAnhur ol New York,
was iu the city y.steid iv. He c ni.e from
Norfolk where lie Ins been lbra-hoit
time in llie marine hospital on account of
! an injury i reived in a riccr t ur.-ck.
; ('apt. McArthur was once in command
; of the steamer Virninius. That bo it is
'will remembered on nrcoiint of having
i been capuind by ihi; Spani-!i uunboat
TornHdo in the lbimer (.'no m insiiriee
! tii-u wlrch lasted ten years, from lxrti to
1878. Cat t. Fry, who was then in com-
! 'T1'1 ,,,e V";-lni,,,s' '?';tl,V. ?",e,
who were on board, both lirili-h and
American c tizeiis, wire xe uted and war
with Spaiu, as a result, wa-s narrowly
averted. Capt. McAnhur w is off from
the command then bec.iiise he was t akei
sick only a d w weeks l efo:e and Capt.
Frv took his place.
Cipt. McArthur's sympaihies are fully
with tiie Cubans and be bylieves their
chances for success lire fairly goal that
they can aLienst prolong the war until
Spain, tirnl of the continued stinin upon
her power and treasury, will oiv,. np tK.
contest, lie says diseise works gn-.-ilh
agiinsi me spanisn solilUTS. Aul iieinojto
acclinjatid they .-Uc( nmb npidly under j
lev-prs irom winch the n.:tive are
tically eii ll)pt.
To Whom Tills May uiieorii. j
There are tinns iu the history of Ihej
lives of all men when their lion-Is undere
if. radical changer. Some clniigts arc:
lo;- ll(e better, SOIpe lo.' the worse. 1 '
trust, yea I know this chulie "I mind ou j
my part is for the bett-r. for no man can 1
o.l ilstl'i1'
ire i ous
nun nun as u s inner anil t lie
promises of i lie Word as Ip-
, , i , ,
J ha., agitated and Woikel lip a d ill
uv which t iviiii to stm i :t paru-aii poini-
nil newspaper in tlje city
oi Ai'H' Up'i nil, l
but the Blessed M istei' has touk
char.-e
of me and cbaugtal my plans ullage tin r.
mid instead of Hiarimg a new-p.ip.r I
shall, by the giace of tj.nl, i nler his -cr, -ice
tiil.l if) iku ihe light upon Ihu devil und
for the lapse of Ciuisl.
This 1 shouhl have always duue, but
neglect o' duty has c-au-ied me, since my
Conversion, lo go uslray, iandei'ing hti
from what t knew to be right. But
thank God He has picked n.e up ;igaiii
ana lest ior Me e t oi ouiy i sii.-ui.n
..-.,.1.1....!., iu, ,i.iK...,i 01..1 ik.,i ,.,.ii..., r
.i,r V T .... Ol I.'. .'1 .. - ' I '
ifititu, i put on pir; v- uo; iiunotil MUU
op Ivt work lm: rry Ma-Jer iq II'S hvanch
of the Free Wjli liaptist church, trust int;
that lie wi'l till tup with wii'lom, mid
ki.ow'cdge figai p,q high, and give nie
grui,e aud 1'aitli to '-run the good race and
tight the go d tight" until He shall umke
me ivatly to be ''offered up.''
T th 'ft f-.r whom ihis is intended, t
w ill say that the fuud which imve been
handed me for the support ot the paner
ri fei'i'i d to above aie in, the litipila f'niy
father .It B.t'6aii slreet and he will re"
jiind tlieni as f ist as ca,l'e 1 for,
To. the accomplishment of the ends, set
forth I ask the arngst, Jervcct players ol
all dod's -icop'a.
Yours lor Jcfu,
Cjjas C Glfifls.
TWO FIRES I.V JAlIiOWII.I.E.
Two Dwellings Belonging to Miss
Henrietta Jarmnn and. n Bnr-
sfeivt nrf!fi-. HtMV 2,00Q.
Wedpesday a,itevnoou, flih inat., two
houses in Jacksonville, belonging to M'ss
Heprji tt( Jruiapi wpre diii'noyod hy fire.
The building ip wnich Ih'- tire originated
was occupied by Ml', A. Oaks. From
ih'titwntto the Qne occupied by Mr.
Geo. Bobltisop. The loss was about
1,500. Our intornntpt wag not pcjtted
as to the insurance but thought there was
some on the buildings.
The adjoining building to Ihe ones
burned wus saved with difficulty, and it is
beiieved that if it had been burned the
greater part of 1 lie town, 1 six-chilly thg
ibnsiress part, woU'l i&vii g),'ae also as
liiie'ii strong wind was bl(4wipg,
Mr. iiobipson, who occupied the hist
house burned, was hgad superintendent
qf he Tiarrneiee-Eccleson Lumber Co's
mill, lie has held the place ever since it?
erection., hut ju-t made Ja ksQnvilh.' icgu
lai jy li liQpv-S H'S family ui.ivtd .here
IVi'P7 Elizabeth Ciiy about a week ago.
The blacksmith chop of ihe Parmelee
Ecchiioii Lumb rCo's mill was burned on
Thursday morning The loss in this in
stance was not more than $250. I
1 he mill s lire apparatus .iij . Qd .a 1
vi,:e a( 1,0th Ib'iS. hhikilig it so thai Ihe
wliqle feliuni.',e did not have- I" be p;aced
upon buokctti.
An cxperj'-r.pi like ihi. ought to wake
opr Jacksupville frit nds up 10 the 11, cd of
procuring a lire engine ami milking other
good provisions fir fighting liies as w?
have seeu advocated in our co-ieinporarv
the J..r ksouville Times, niore ijj.m ouif.
I rrpyivpnit' ftgainat fires may si em some-j
w hat cipeucive to a small place but it is !
I better to itand ii ihae to take ihe chances j
of a (hsastio"- coptliigt'atioa w hieh o-j
j liui'ie ;u any time.
KAPIII HrXSTRS) lllllll IOWA.
Heel ' cam oi i in men A t liletes Will
be One ol Ihe ipiionents ul Ilir Xi w
Berne Boys in Ihe i haiipioiisliii
RneeA at Atlnnta. i
Altbongh there are ndy tl.-ven cait.s
in the world's championship ro ., ;d Ai
Uilta, iiieie an some iu the nuinl.ui who
alii make it so I'.iut ti'O.-e I' n "eg i.ga.ns
the ill will b ive no easy woik. Top 1 w.i
I, am steu s to be the on- that i- looked
upon as the in. st lot midah'.e oppoiunt n
tin- svhu'e number that, have eu'e red. To.
Atlanta J, uriial ha- lb:- lo say : in. in
"With a crowd "..in 1 , .-.iii - ilie
team oi voliltiteer tiieuien lh,t .--aid !
Ih- tiie bp-i itl the lout UV an i t tie in. it
lias Larrieil otf in aiv pr., - in the con e-l-that
thev hast.- t in t re-1 . 'file otn i :. v
coniposeJ oi well known a,
busii e-s men ,-f Crn-ii, Ii 1
ihe work wi h -rea'e-t
s'iisia :,n I in s , rv eouo .-:
tl
till. lent, .ll
,o t I ter illto
I an, I I 111 i II
1 1,1 y in ike .
III 11 :.!( .I.
puii !!' I he lii'st trophy. Tic in
t i-ii '.:" I h t ',"s a:;, I li.. ve U
' up C viug ' ileiil t he -lit .;
loss 1.
Thi-v h oi- !,,et! iu li.-bi in.:
time and are coming to A -Jan
, luermiua'jon ot cariying ill i
goal I pit and the $2t in goe
tiut city with them. 1 In, ic,( i,
, ' 1 1 ' 1 1
l:-i.ip , , :
lor -.mi,
a With a
an .- ni.e
back to
u s lid lo
bp
tes
the
Uu:
ke-t that Pver enteieti ;i coii-
A race tlo s not always
most conli -cut of w iniiii
; tc
and
th- otn
, ur tai-
t 1 ran e I
bat th-v
.-' wh-n
heel b. iS J. allluiub tilcV ale 11'
ath eh-, may show the Iosvaii
a so i an "g t a nioveou theiii-els
ot t ii-ion c:ii U r i:.
, or;) Wlib i Mmucit poniitl
Sepai-ale i.raiu.
Mr. ( r. M. Hoyal In- 1
:t little li iiabu! ol a very .
It
t oil'
kin 1 o
otil, e
, ill.
lis peeul arity consi-ts in Icivin
g a mill. .1-
s ill'o'llld
lure shin k of s.vu'il thickne-.-
each grain in-tead of on
sehui'k ui-onii-i
the w hole ear. I he V
on the regular t ar alt-
r i i n s ss Inch gn s
tlat as
itl i 1 1
vaiictieS.
in addition I tin se some grains ,,i", .;
each one similarly uiclo-ed in a small
-buck, giesv on thejtassel. The jiiaiii ui
thri hissel aie rouiui-
Tiie corn did uol grosv here. It wa.
sent to Mr. Hoyal by a friend in Cahfor
i uia as a curiosity. ,
l.rn ii I
lilt- 1:1
.s. A.
y. !..
all I a
w Itarn iiikI Slnbles Itiiriicil
dit ' Wednesd iy, Olh insl.,
i. r
ii No. '-' tovvnslnp, this
misf ii tune lo lo-e liis
l;C
j i.i!!-. outhouses li v a fire
w I'ii'il st i lii-
h
t 1 have bi i n of inoerj-
.ary oriu'in. fhe I am. -1 .b!cs ami buy
hou-e wei e all 1 lll'ec !.
Mr. ICrimlV ci op of fod ter and jva--iored
in ihe D.i-.i u en. dcsiioved also
The
hor-,. u s v. .'. Yc an- inlornic
that
out.
Mi
whi ever did tin- ini-ehit f turned
inn
!tisui' ,ut e.
The A. A .. It. il. I vciirsion
Mr. S. L. Dill. Supc i intendi nt of
A cc N. C. K. U. mhirnis us that
he is
already got tine; lot ! is from dill'n'ciit points
in re.'ei'eiic : lo ihe (Xeiiision parly which
is bi ing mad" up to oo to Atlanta over
liu.t, .nid the S iiituern r dln-ad on Tues
day O t -'2.
Tho-.: who g.i.nil lannninin ten
days or rt (urn any tinn; ithiii t..n days.
as t le v s e lr.
Th t eeiir-io i extends ai p ,inu on
(he line. TIiom- , h., .. i( Wi nriivc
in Atlantii ahou- the - .ni - lim the Pies
ide it an-1 his pan v do.
The r.iilioad oilicials hop... to have a
cry gio.l crowd lot- this ucc.i-sion and
make a delightful trio for lln io.
A l.ia-efl l.liboriti
Cipi. D Con-don
Honored.
informed us hist
iilutit ol th" de dh ol
fill-: of h.s colored
ilit'ly cuip'.oyed at
;a n.
r) U .IS
n
aW.
ng i. i S'i'.'i..s .
Mr.
f him in highest
kiu; for tiie mill,
a shoit iulprval,
- and was always
iltious. nuiictuil
i : i if. lb b is b. eu ic
uilh ih" e.X'.'cpti.iu ,,f
lghlcel) ol' ii : It livn Vi 11!"
j j; , u n,
, ,,i ,
te n pi ; 1 1 1 I ii
ly io wuii; ,i v i j;,,,. ..,,.1 .a
W...1. he w
j ,., ,r , , ., ( ;M w
no, dt .1 i n. Such mi the
eh he u:,-" lc Id thai tin- n.ill
.i,,,-
l'.'. u ye-tel. lav Mi l rill connected
both while a. 1.1 l,!;i,'k, attended the
itn ii.
fuini' d
JOM.Y VAI HV Itl ISKHS.
J'rom Jersey liy. Who Took Their
Tri Son l It lo Visit Iho imposition
On tin t 1 mil Xitpitm Yaehl. Ran by
Tlirms. I vj's II ..nie n nnl ltiiii.
One of the pi-eliii st u ipilci yaohu ever
; ,,u,- w., ,r:i v, , s ;U ,). (
.
D. whnl
V ;i ;iioii time l'lidav afternoon. Il
was the Aimii'i, iKdoeging lo Ihe Jersey
City yacht eaib on which a pla-ure par
i y of live h id t tk n it ti ip South to attend
the Atlanta Exposition. They havesiient
1 month in tecreat 1011 and are now home
ward b .uml. Tiny caine up to
Utrnu lor a IVe.-h .-upjily oi na'pUvu They
briefly i-it-d seve-.-ai c'-t phices ot in
terct on theiv cri.i-y,
There were only thr-e b.iard when she
nachid New B-'iuo, the iwo others had
lo get tuck hoaii t ari ier than those who
repjaiot ii. 'i'liey all seem to have njoyod
the trip hngt ly.
The yacht is a line hale one. with white
hull, oak do k niul house witu cherry
tviinniingc, brass railings ami almost con
tinuous wio lows. Inside everything
corn-p n is w ith the cxipi ior appeayace.
It is ornamentally Tini-hcd walnut,
well carpeted ami eWiiancd ftnd the va-
ri iu-. :p,o,-,.)ien;s 'uppiinl with everything
ipeeiieti f.-r envoaience and ooniibayt' She
wns pi'Qiioiaietd by thoiic who viewed her,
"a regular daudy
Those, aboir-l wciv C.-.pt. A. E. Web
ber, Engi n-1" Ike Fowler and Mate Geo.
W. lhti vpy.
HS AliRIFT.
Iu the City ol Kims and Tieinily,
ti.-ttheretl iu iiml Briefly Told.
Treasurer Worth decides that Buff -do
Bill's s!i,.w i not a ( ircus; so it is on,y
liable to a sn ail tax us an exhibition.
While the wurV oi' ., Idiijg the addi
li.a;il i'ory to the biiilding occupied by
the Bnd ham Pharmacy is ui progress,
they will bain the adjoining building.
They 10 oved last u'ght.
There was a fdght frost Thursday
morning both iu the coimti y ami city.
Th'- highe-t o , nl reachel by the gov
t ruineiit iht.r eoineier on the I ill h was 05
l'i-e-i lent Jubaij S. Carr, will semi out
over 400 lutein a. king prominent men ot
ihe St.,, c to come to the for. Mr. Carr
i- leaving no stui e unturned to make a j
11 annum 11 -una -s ,, iha i.tu, and the out
he 1: now ;s ,,'i':ioiiiy l'.,r something 'hat
will ! '-heii"m'i'.al and ihit will startle
1 ho p. 1. pie wilh ndmiinti.m of Ihe Sta'e's
r. siii'i'i s. Nen - A. ( 11 w,r
M 1". J. S. Man' u-.f, 1, u-.s us Hut he is
lVCcjl II !' '.! di: II -.' il III ..iu'cs lhat a
ple.si
ex, 111
nl p
t n I
on :
ll" V "Ml! b
. li..- Ail ui i
i" Y. V .v.
a. I. it, oi the I
en li-d llioir
made ll
b '. po-l I
-S . till
ip a e..
hi, le l.a
lor th,,
nil s iiich
lroial On
Ip of the
of goill-
Ipas, -the
'..
e, h.
Ion ,
Fl
loll,. -
t i .'IM
! -, s cr
n - .
Hi,
hi
. venly-rive
nil net about
runnent bv a
( oi I-, :i,i;k
aiuiiiti .'U w hat
I -a ie of cotton
lose tiit same
It can thus
ihe firmer in
.1 t... U
I b, i
haul
1 1
will
hue io k' ep
i s it', odier
; llallsporta
lli.Tll. d ! i- i
I :l V li
nil I ti l l.
liCIMIKI.VU
V i . in Progress Jt the 'ew Berne
I. us WorUs t'r.-fl itnliie Skill 11 i.
placed in ils l.'xe.-ul ion.
A ". : y ,:: 'i,' l pine oi repair work is
:;i e:.o.,-i: ,u U e :: ..- work-. It is the
in th,
drip pot, a I
-.si, a 1
iu the
I a I
i which
ii ad. and ihe
- tied living
ss Hie u; p p.
I'..'-a -ising
:l ss as a iiard
if SS hat 10 tlo,
bad 111 sv, it "se
nie ts h. ie the
, ', t ! ;i :Iii- s
il g ll'oai ha
I., he lour
s or C'-i
go Would
'. an I Xt
tu -tve
have to l e
it :ii to do
I e- rtu-e t he
v w.'b ;
o. hi.
I'.
' otaiilg ss ollid
iina-i ti. ui made
i.d not lip fiin
!':iii tug holder
an., we
til in:
strut I
M:
1 Mr.
W
1 wood.
'lllined
ii 1,1 'oe
Miell 11
re :iiiv
pair
I !'.
Mr. 15
md hi-
- weie
I'd
ii'-ti a-t i-wi-d
ca.ii-
f lie gas
ig iu tl.e
giis-v at-
ch thsad-
luig and
I i he re
leads to
.: ii ci.r io
-ilgh
' .-1 .
il, d M:
d,, r
s' i Ipaspi 1 with
t'ikiiig hold of
; pie e of work
s ihsphidng in
Mr lie
an I
ma:
IgllU
rk
will probably
be :d
ul
r-k'- j.
J . A.
' On
N'r. J
conn1
b.,ra
A KEFORMATOKT NEEDED.
Wht Jadge Mearea Unci to Say
In
Court I'poD This Question.
The Journal lias repeatedly advoca
ted the establisbmeut of a reformatory for
young criminals where au effort could be
made to reclaim tbem instead of placing
il them, as now, in the peniteoUary and jails
aioug wnn oiuer autl hardened crimluais
where they are likely to come forth as
much, possibly more confirmed io evil ways
ih in when they entered.
There was a case before Judge Meares
Friday which caused him to express him
self with empha? upon this subject. It
wn' that of the negro girl, Mcndora Bryan,
who gives her age as fourteen years, but
nppearsolder. She is the one who struck
a -mall child of Mr. W. II. Hancock
with a bnck bat on the street recently,
A plea was made fr the prisoner on
the ground that her mother w9 a good
woman, but Judge Mears said that while
he was sorry he could not take a prison-
ei s lamtiy into consideration and keep
ju-t ce from being done: that in this cate
a great outrage bad been in striking that
baby with a rock upon no provocation
whatever, that it showed a malicious
wicked heart aDd a devilish disposition.
The Judge however, notwithstanding
the agravating circumstances attending
the coininital cf the offence, made the
sentence light, He simply sent the girl
convict to the county iail instead of to tbe
peniteutiary and made the term only two4
montlis.
Judge Meares took tho occasion to re
mark that there is hardly a day in which
he is holding court but w hat lie sees the
nerd for a reformatory.
CAN 1 FORGET THEE?
(Prisoner My Lords, I have nothiDg
more to say, except to quote the saore l
psalmist, in which you will understand
that t speak for my country as be speaks
of bin. "If I forget thee, O Jerusalem,
&.')
BY D. Ki. IK.
They tell me, my country that I forget
thee,
Thy past is my volume to hold from
thy sight
No thought of tbe glory and gloom that
have met thee
Should darken my day or illume, my
night.
But the fervour of lovo lhat enlightens
my spirit
Is p itent to bj'iog thee a dream to my
rest,
KjQVolkcd in the glory that thou dost in
herit From time when thou sat'st like a Queen
in the west.
Dispelled is the dream when daylight
comes o'er me
And shows in its rays all tho ruins
around;
Oh, can I forget, with this ruin before
me,
Tbe Oiueen of my soul whom her sor
rows have crowned?
i They soy, whom ambition to high seats
lias lifted.
Her sorrows must sleep, for there's sun
shine at last
Woe ever tbe present wilh hope is un
sifted, 'Tis dark with the horror and night of
the past.
And here by the grave where death's ter
rors have found me,
I swear And their chill's on my
young brow lor thee
That when I lorget the dark story that
bound me
To Erin ol Sorrows, may God forget
me? ...
CCHULinACHBEE.
Dear Erin, how sweetly thy green bosom
rises,
An emerald, set in tbe ring of the
sea
Each blade of thy meadows my faithful
heart prizes
Thou Queen of the west, the tvorld's
Cushlamacbree
Thy gates open wide to the jwor and the
straugerj
There smiles hospitality, hearty and
tree:
Thy friendship is seen in the moment of
danger,
And the wand'rer is welcome with cush
lamaclircey The sons they are, liravi, but the batile
over
Iu hvothei'ly jieaee with their foes they
Hgrec; "
And the roseate chee!:s of thy daughters
discover
The Soul speaking blu di, that says.
'Cushlamacbree!
Then flourish
Erin,
lor ever, uiy dear native
While sadly I wander, an
thee!
Aud firm as thy moiiutiiiuj,
fearing,
May heaven defend its own
exile
from
no
injurs
Cushla'iia-
chree.
WORTHY LOVE.
BY 11. N. K. JR.,
Purposeless as in a dream,
I wanderered through an empty
youth,
Shadows came and shadows w cut. !
As visions pleasant, tin n uncouth.
Seizures too of void desires.
Affections strange and only mine;
Waking dreams, the dreams of life,
Came marching by in ordered line.
Thai wns life or in its place.
Fpi hapj the shadows which it cast;
Flitting shadows swiftly by,
I scarcely knew which was the last. i
live and bye a crisis came, i
Ami hie was full of hopes audi
fea is.
There was something to attain,
Atal sorrows tears were idle tears. ,
Worthy love as duty's slave, j
Inspired and pointed to the goal; ;
Fortune then began to ait!,
Because she saw love in my soul.
I
MOTHERS' RELIEF
(Woman's Comlorlj
U-ed during Frpgnamy anil Confine-;
ment, is guaranteeil to produce a painless
and quick labor. I'rice 1.00 per bottle. '
at F. S. Duffv .
WuMAX s OK' : A N 1 1 ' HKS'l'OHKIl.
Hestorcs all cases of Suppressed Men
struation. Inegul".r, I'ainlui or Excessive
Menstruation, l.t'd per bottle at F. S.
Dutfv's.
B HOOKS-
I.AKI.Y HIIII) WORM
yiu'i'
Pleanilnt an Honey.
Never t:nls to get all tbe worms
children, both early r.nd late. 2" t I
large bottle at F. S. Duffy's.
tfotn
. per
The above three remedies manufactured
uiily by
C'uTT'iN STATUS MKHICINK Co..
Atlanta, (bi.
For Sale by F. S. Dtitlv. New Bernp.
N. C. auglil dAw ly
It is given o':t that ex-President Hani
son lias m ule f 8,000 in lie in the last
eighteen months, and that he'd rather be
nch than be President.
- STOCK
OF
FINE SHOES
tiiV
.' 1
IS COMPRISED OF
Three Leading
LINES,
OUR
Thos. G. Rani's, . " w;
Man Bros, and U,ii-0::
Clement and Balis' -
Their : Inferiors
-"' .
Are Many,
Their Equals Few,
Their
" v '?
Superiors Nonef,
TRY A
AND BE CONVINCED
OF THEIR SUPERIORITY
OVER OTHER LINES.
& Willett.
47 & 49 Pollock St.
Thingrs
IN
Blue.
This is f H
F.lllr 1)1 PS'
biivo t lli'tll,
"Things in
c ;i season for
Cll mils Wo
a l ollcction of
I'.liii-."
Prices begin, for all
t"s?woil, as low
as 2i
X-fTpor yard.
WRITE FOP SAMPLES
and
our little
book on
kid Ulmcs,
W. H. & R S. Mer 4 Co.
FAR
Hackburn
in, 3sr. o.
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