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THE JOURNAL.
f.T.sUTCCXs
Local lafcrtcr.
Erm4, H, OU ' must-'.
BlTWXXK Corarflandar Winelow
vaa XlxrvbaJ cwroll. the Kale-en
dailf BlDitert hTe rler.fv of
'hot UiSAle the da
WlXL Congres&rqart Settle's recent
fpfch against th free coinage of
lrtrY O claued among the North
Croiill trociti?"
Tai CrroU-Daniel control e.-v
" htt tioallT rMcbcd the uie-wi
caQ of rgnmcnt.
- Tu bot' tt Lowtbrop HallJ
' !t thii eiiy, i now thonht to bo j
the fptrit of an ancient inaomc !
fotv who h&a rttarnel to .h -en-
f ku ry and kidthij) day. !
Ao4 tan the immediate .i iat : , t,
woo Wl it n"t W a COci tbiii,: for,si,o;;
Oooma to h'Ute Lhat future
uooa Maura w-Mtwi uuntwari .
j fv - -
, . ThbJchIz W alter CJrk free
;Ttr and proariroa Jniv letter
having Dad iu political rounds,
- cat now ba ton.d a war.
v TRTrank!ia'nmeTerjcorrcct
rij Uieajlhe jKUn that Congreft
mAtieUw a rnrale eortrT p-
pointcant i fci tn bus:oM, an.i
peraea aelactr i Vc hit or blaolt.
. 0 important meaaorea, acb a-
"tie Anti-IViw Fiffhtin Lill. the
c a- : . . l.
MUiicia ki wun uipit ,i
maiei ail otr.cr nuw wung
. rwoii for recognition, grow trrev.
with aTj.
chaa rw. there can b fo ind in them
"ao intimation that the ncoes of
tha laai foTrnment boo.i isue wj
atirely dao to the New York
WoriO-
' - The Kaw Woman movonunt
saarpa to hava reached an adranced
aiaga in Wjomiof, 31 im Reel, the
hrasent State Superintendent f
Edneatioa, being promia-utly men
tiooed for tho Gorernorship,
-. i -
CUrC VGOia not sadi a desirable
ritr to live in after al1. m io t an i
deo he rat of reform, it ia recently
ltatod, tll Aatborities piwel r:
ortuaaticY hmiting the nambt-r of
t ;ojr suae aaj one umu; aia kp,
.to aix. '
v " .'THKWIuaion. N. C. Bepoblh-an
disagree with Ssoator Butler aa to
th Lack of a free coinage meaaure
f "JfceiBf tb caaja of tbia coanin 's
boaineea depreaaion. and taj it is
tha inability of the Democratic oar
- tr to adntnLater the goTernuiect'
' -oiUcee which ia the trae aaaao.
" , T6 thoae peraonallr interested, it
maj be a matter of linportanee to
etaXe, that of the Kepoblican- Tre--ideatal
nomination aeekera in the
$oath, MeKinler ia aaid to be 1 eSt
pro Tided a ita what in the Terns.
;'iar i known aa "fat. "
J" aoggeated bf the I'nion lie
t pablicao CToh cf VMhinetoo. D.C
' that tbxr be a celebration th -"'
year of tha fortieth anniTeriurr oi
tha birth of t?te repobJicnn party.
:-On tha Jtd of t'ebruarr, tts;, iIkt
-' tooa: plaok the fint nt.o:...l p.;.
leg of Bepubiioana which eer met
It waa bef i io I ItUburg-
s TUB "aituatron"" in Cub atill re
' raainj aa the preaa oenaora wijh to
' '. taJrgraph it. Which eer aide may
. . he ahead at the preeent time, of one
" thing tha pablio cn feel are that
' tha IneargeaU are atill fighting, and
' Spain haa hard work to hold her
V OWT.
BxratsKXTAi vi l'vrOQ declarei
tha other dv in the llcnae that the
Mason and I ' x n lfne waa oblitera
ted from tl.-. map. It soomj trnnge
that auch dvctarationa are neoevjry
, . ia theee daja. Perhap Mr. IVr
eaa baa no objection to tberts U'iug
. atill a boanirj line between hi
State and Son th CWrol i na.
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i v' TT?
THE Ncrti Carolina member of
the new tilw partj rvreotlj fortned,
nanonneea that ailvcr literature can
.- be procwred by applting to the
iwrtj'a chairman, at Washington, K
C- It might not now b out of
place for Ui gold bng K.Jitrrs oi
' certain Jforth Carolina weeklies to
m k - m l
lnqnire wbo pajs for inu literaiurt1
TaeE if no aloon within one
mile of the building in which tiie
Democratic National Contention
ia to be hM. This fact will doubt
la indnce many statesmen to emn
laia tiie example of Senator (?or
ua, and atay at horue. Wa-.'hitig-too
Poet.
Ia thia another Chicago sebe no
to sell 'prtTi leges V
XoBTH Carolina ihoahl not f.rl to
take a leading position with iu St .'e I
exbibitj in the proposal tUicao
and Southern State xhibicion. at
Chicago, to be held next Kali. The
failure cf this State at the World's
Fair and at Atlanta, to nuke 3
ahewing of iu reeourcea, hoi Id not
be forgotten, and ought to be cor
rected. The aad fate of Kx Congressman
Laie Pence, of Color-ado, once a
ahining light and anti-monopolist,
eoght to be a warning, to the pres
ent ieadera in Congre--, who are
howtera against monopolies . . i
trtwta. Poor Lafe is now tho vi.
breeident of aeyeral railrtmds. a id
U tikei to torn ap in Wall .Street
a a magnate, if not a Tarn ma- .
repreaentatiTe ia Congress.
It ia of interest 10 noio the vote for
the tilrcr bill in the Senate, t set
tle agaic any fatnre dispute aj to
which pavrtT waa reepousibie. For
ailTer. 'H f'pmoersn, IS Kepu ' .i
cane, w 1'opnlia'a, total of 4.
Agahut ailTer, .'0 Iiepubiicar--. 1,
Jiemoorata. a total of tl. Th.
ahowa that in the Senate a majoritt,
of the Democrat are for free ciu
ge, end a majority of tho R"pn 0 -cwna
againat it.
CBatavaX Harnty. of the Dam
ocratic National Committoi, while
jjot enthaaia!,t in orer the demoora:
io Oat look -'""I expreaaea hope m
that the r.'-'cad situations are
ehanging and uection day w some
timeotr. A to be AJministrafion.
B isvya: "The Democratic National
Adminisiration haa been in the po
aition of the aaw'gnee of a bank nipt
er the receiier of an iraolrnt eor-
(vetMMi. Ihe receiTer u in
no,
war to btJH for th inaolteQCf. bat
it bamatir" -n . -' '.
CANWOT ALWAYS BORROW. I
The splendid exhibition giv cr. lh;s
week by the people i f
States, of their t-o:i tM--:i
n i too
1 f hi t'li
iivi-r!,-
in the soundness "t" tl:
mi e n t . is one which ir
. . -ouae L -ii jv.itrut w
the hearts nf cmti ,::...
j Rut the practical u" i
j floating of this p.-p'i ';ir
not fall
istiouid not i
ha pr
jN'OpO
l such
dl.edv
is or d
t the minus of ti:
t . i e i r
: s-nes
flit a re
executive, that
a v do io in '. a
bo
for
J t'.rtancia! 1 1 ' of t
Utraiion.
, The fact of :
tion amnin.tii'.i
HI in
n -
i . . :
ho--. '
k- tiiat t
itself. .
oinme
-a:
i..io amount o. l :.e
proven conel ui el
trj i rich within
eiirs of iJopreaHe-l
..itions, wild I'olit
t xi'l nat'omtl lei;.
a : i -
s,a.
i j
The home pop!e
nnie to tin residue
i. ent. Thev (iuive
rtrm belief iu iu .-:
'u nation-" u;.-
: i .
rest-e i
' . a a i
rer.-e-'.
' 'O j '. -
i . a
: n
'i C
'onhden..
i . i e r n
thi-
. dition of ei'.aum.
i oationa
1 The f
intt?,-itv a;
d
1 1 1 v .
tabi!;t mi our tin!:
' maintained, if !r
- niiv
'.e'J'.sia-
tie action the TnHsur .s pruided
with adeoiisie imtionai ri-venues to
meet ull nee-vsarv cxiir.ditures.
WlllCII letl
h,
I ,
'1 V
T -en t
Congress.
It : not or.ouifii t a-it
oo-i
i I ' .
V'
lilt v
I me 'T r an ' : ' . : :i. :a
1 1.M1K. s,i Hhrrwi ". : er.-i
n
tn thing
to e ri i o v .
lit an
meet current obligations on
basis, l far hotter.
lnl the eoun'rv haw '
i c.Hh
It 1 e 1 1 a 1
lanee-provi-
!ogiiiitioi which iia:. maKe
earv future Ixu I nut-s
j (iin2 nAt,1Ma; reveuue to n.o,
icnrielit national onlicatn. t.?.
::
I The fact thnt tle
;eli..n ..f
ver :s s i
tmjic'eiv nif'iioifinz.
the attention
raded ga:ni!t "he
and "capital. st"
'Ugren.-.
"nrit.i-v
e he
ai'
l , ,
n if
deeming; v corree; in
pl.ille, CoiigreifcS si
ine that t'ue Ulysses
are to te t'ontitiiotiiy
ilve hiiiintrsg ite .
itaiulani cuueomho.
n aii-
' o- Mll.lg
peopie "tied bv free
-ll.gic" gold
, he made to
ng senators
, : a
'. an
is th
beliese th.at t he ot
iiid e)iif;renien
was to harangue u
wliether s Tteeii t
were t
oil til
eh-ote
I for
; ; o 1 1
.r.'.p-
u
one w sts
a
er ratio of eom.age .
r imt.
Nat; .n a i
m. m -
The fact that tl;f
tuiv expe nditure-"
re constant
ids. ausin;
v in
an
exeecs oi
ever increasing delh ;t. is a
which liwmantls attenti-oi.
not bo a iiieetion ;: ik..:i wti
matter
1 : may
i 1 the
-pread
u t hat
uratora of CoPgrei" can
theniaelTv. but it it a ouestjou
demands leisiat ; ve ai'tioii. an
once. Tariff rt forms, which
at
loe
away w;;h the nci'e.sary revenues
for the maintenance of the govern
ment, is a failure and a tariff to i
meet ad National evv
merely a .p.ietio'.i for
bill impvrutiTely demam
! jf 1. ,e. jil etiense is not I
agreement ,
led.
The pjt-tiple i'ip'1
t aiie legislation
not oniv urK-iu currency, nut tney
want some action whrnii ?haii jiro
y do an adequate revenue to run tiie
govern ment, and not have In
xmhI issnea novoa.-ai y to meet
governrntnt's requireo eu's for
ryin on its atTai: s.
Tho present C 'l gr, ,-5 !!:
some legislating along pract.oyi
ines lines, and not make the sc
ture
r :it
car-
sS l O J i
h '
lit Tt
one of u u proti tanie sinvchi
spec
lit.
i:;e"? a earn Dai gu
Sn m cuer .anti f- l !
terat'j r,
WOtTLD DE3TBOT, NOT REMEDY.
The fact that the Hen Tillman
cIm of reformers fan ur.d nothing
goxi ill present existing jniiticai m
titntion. ai.d an tinivsi-ak m the
atronjeot tlentinoiatorv trms of
them, is no sagu that tiie old polit
ical parties are wholly "rotten ".
uor do diich tirades as 1' ; linni!
um s tio
a use of
made
pacific
any appreciable gcwnl ;n th.
reforms, where such could
by a more ni 'i. rate a',
course.
The "reformet . espc i
"political reformer of to
1 1 . V
t l.e
iav. is a
fellow
;i ppl v
.oaaet
w.ti: an unlimited
of tienur.cia'orv epithets.
ich are hnrle i irainit all parties
or existing institutions, at ail Mines
and occasions. Simply bocause dif
ferences of opinion or prn.-tioo exi.-t.
is in itself reason for the reformer"
of this da :o '.sse strong issue
agai'iat them. He is practically
"jgiii the goypi nir.er.t" ".o matter
w'n: the 1 i o ern'iien - pes tion
may be.
hilt With an tuese c 11 . na '.:. o s.
fiie 'reformer" i'd..n'. or :f ever,
off err. a remetlv. It ; these te;ch
1114 of the Tillman cliiits w'ni. h are
dangerous to the Kep", hi f. in t'uat
the argument is that every man who
differ with him on huv economic nr
public policy 1 diohotiost or corrupt.
This makes the Tillman class a
dangerous oue. for while men must
naturally always disagree mul have
mauy opinion, they are not it.
euiseUenoe neeessaril v criupt .r
dishonest on tiiat Hccount. j
The Tillman class would make
rascals of ail political opponents.
It has no toleration, tin dispassion
ate argument 1:1 its .-.imposition.
It would li.-fm, !." remedy, or re
construct 1' has r.o t.ro.id Amer
icanism, or libera! spirit which
grants a free reaoiung and consid
eration on all public 'jtiestions.
Happilv the people of the country
are too sturdy arid sensible to be
carried awav bv such demoralizing
influences as the Tillman class seeks
to wield upiri them, ami tue Tin
man epidemic like other ills winch
come upon this country will run ,ts
course and disappear, having be
111
ml
iiue
on 1 a
at remeni-
I h:
I
V til- '1,'i.i
na.
cap-
H.
ro ,d lr- it-
n letter pi stag
n.'ii ,a 1 ,er- jh .
.1 means li.gnt
h rs. The n;,
ti.
i 1
a li'V w.-u.i n,
Pr:c" to t w o cei
Tit'- N
in :i rt- ':
IK C. tiir
o 1 1 e time
treasnrv
per capita
arm
i 1:1
A.
a'c'e
'ell.
1 1 -s
u ': 1 -i
'ars
W
,0:1 rd t
blanks. 1
:d ds hf;
ll'iflOl'ed
heme, a
ibon if ;
' he
d
tl
serti"ii .
cunage
float a".-
.f these :de
of siivcr
1 s.sta 'I T !l
'.- make the free
p.ank easier to
e 1' ..;-' I'artv -
Kidrou luulop'
hi. 'nicaaja Dispat
eff.
:
: n
r: r.. make
"warm pa-
nor' ha succeeded
givnig ti 1 rr.
;tbe hot end two ear and two
thousand dolJara tine. Thia is a I
cooler for ach kinda of journalistic j
jentcrprlM. .
THE OLD-nELD SCHOOL.
Haw the Training of Children Wai
Carried on iu North Carolina 125
Teiti Ago.
M
i-.r.
a:
o!
: n i ar-
-' ,r
. nt u I V
w , , r k .
"'1 ti) H
( n
lot.
DM-
ilr o v i r:io-1
I'l'lOW,
111 IO as
' her n it h .--ome uf t h
- ! lien m Oglle :
: f-Tim r tunes, the Mil-Field
1 uas an insti In ' inn of leiirn
k:i ovn t ' and iiatronized bv the
.ne
. a
v' and
Mintr-. .
we-! in every part
of
is
llott It e-ut
nanii
-u to.
f'r eon jeet lire. Some are
: hat whs c;;ven in deri
iw that there is no atlini-
1 'i
t.
bet Weell
ademi.i
' inaUt .
h plaees nail the great
Into,
r,...! .-
which
i'l'ove.
;;c i;-,-
was m
v. hi it
. tM
rr.
iaim
H I '
t::i- uwtitu
)'a::. to tin
perliaiis stil'
l ;on
II), nil
i'.'S- '.
nr.-Ui
or K.
eSeli
.. all
a
a hon;
a in it
of t he
i. wh:.
; w 1 1
i ,.
era
k n
ra
t. It was nev.
( I i ern me nr . :
ta!e
ii. for th" good of
not ; urn! , no; hei ng
w as
appny treod
he foerii
l'
"t an
a -
in.'ir,! ,
.v i i ; id ie.
i ,
: - nri riHeinen t
,.n f i: , s iiuout
:na,'ii;nerv of a
when controlled
. lie c,iu
Hs Wi ll
moderii
., ,-i .ducat
- u o i ! 1 I I:,
st earn - in i , I ,
by a h.v.iv of iearuei'i mandarins.
No s'.i- h iiu issiiice w.i I'ver known t
t Lie 'id-K:eid Selnd. nor was it
ever
ai.je.
to sectarian ml
v the political
nonces,
isputes
'r
et.oi
of the
fore, i
; n : rv : and from it. l In re -it'ie
a it off. ii whs, flowed
a stream
whor pu !
and biess.
: mnr;i:s and I Herat a re
waters l,.nc rcfrerdiod
the count i .
At Aia'nai. the niiahticutions of
the PM-tt:' id IV test'-d bv ail txaill-
. nat '. i v tiie parson and others
nes' ..aanlie,
i e olvcrved .
leiwiiiig if . ;:
oniiiiissiou
peace, no m.
to judge; and It is to
t hut the fact of being a
iclal).
to b,
d' holding a
(U.-tiee of t ho
re made a mini a solio.
ne poK-e-31, m of Ian
render 1 ; m a gcntl.
ar than .'.id
anil nt'gr(
nian On.
ita.lt
'.II to
to th
.llice
lie
: 1,1 i.-t'
j no 1 m
was sti I
ctintrt')! of
1 nt ermed.l lers, and,
monarch in his little
1 h'-nig
kngd
, e
g,. vcrne,
1 01. -fiend
t hon t, fm ,
1 ;
.e f .1 1;
. to h ;s on
I ti 0:1. and
; t v. The 1
! to" eon
j M .-iit ,r
;.;..! iiisere.
or partiali
ao'nooi w;b
-Pit o!
o ootnp anion. and
pu pii- : and hence, '
lui them there was
and i in pas-able gulf
I txdween
nrtt thai
in
lit 1 u
hit h iio.v si
tiideiit. and
placable and
purples professor and '
rentiers tm-ni t he im-
hered itarv enem ies of '
ea.-h ot her. ;
The i.ia.tter. to dirTuse tin- benefits;
of his conversation, ami to prevent !
imputation.s 01 undue favour to any,
was the gin-st of all his patrons,
n-,ll il, ,,f ),nn. ho K.inlni n,l
IO'it?'i
bv turns,
.n.i in ti f.-rrdi;
1114 til IIJV llllllllll-Q
of ail
mem I
if whom he was an honoured
t. It was considered iirnor-
taut that he should have at least a
moderate share of a common sense;
he M;l- believed to be Sllbji'Ct tO
human sympathies and mortal
mgs, and hence, out of s -hor,
reianletl a-. .1 man and a Chr
fcel
was :ian.
mi i 'nail neig h bo, o 1 d all u: - mi
"a v..;. c i.o- ;.; nil. "
In those ;,.idi,i'i tinn.-s. tin' lv
an i o's -'ij.po-c.j to belong
to tt.e same ...man family and were
so brought up an d educated togeth
er as to he the friends of each other.
Thus an honourable emulation was
eaxitid, the con linemen t of study
reuueieo nfiw.ii. ..no nit: o u .. -
iMipio relieved troni tn.it fatal curi
os, ty to penetrate the mystery
thrown aiound. tie other se. which
now ab-orijs l'e efitire attention yf
students. '
Such was the geT-.f-ral chara, ter of
the t lld-l'leid Seiio.d.
"The pu mstiineii ts shaii consist
of w'n.pping. flapping in the hand
with the rule, ridjig the ajja, and
expui-ion. according to the gravity Ueut. 11. w. Harper of the Kin
of the otTensi. .ston Naval Reserves tendere.l his
"Aii the boys ami girls mav laugh (resignation to the (iovemor. which
withouf noi.st', when uny "one j be has accepted. Mr. llaimer's resig
mounted. onthe a.-; but no' one shall I ":ltian i--1 nl to ) duo to sym)athv
siH-ak t . him. or make aestnres or fr Commander Winshnv's case.
uglv unfitha at him, in token
derici-,:;.
oft
"Wuen the master tell an
dot- tiie students are
nut hound tola compromise which
;:i immoderately, Uiougn it
considered rerneciful to
will
oe conseiered rerpectiui to gie
sonic indication of their lieitig jileus-
el or amust'd.
''Whenever one enters or Selves
the house, if h boy he shall bow,
an I if a girl courtesy, to the master,
aud when ,1
shall rise and
trangec dames in nil
1 the same towards
him.
"Whi it the boys meet a stranger
oil the mud they inns- take olT their
hat
ho -
s' and
.11 a!!
bow: they are enjoined to
occasion.-, respectful ad
to their seniors, and not to
leir presence, except when
altei.tn
-alk in
biihlen.
IAery 1
tort ami
before his
my shall Consult the Cuill
cou venietice of the girls
own. and whoever
is
caught standing bet ween a female
and tiie tire shall bo whipped.
"If any !iy is caught laughing
at the homeliness of a girl, 01 call
ing h-T uglv names, he shall ride on
the as.
Higgles are detestable. and
when a girl is amused she must
smile gracefully, or laugh out : and
u the master catches anv one snick
ering b- will imitate ami reprimand
her in presence of the whole school.
"I'.vcrv offender, when called mi,
must fully inform 011 himself, re
memi?ring, thut by telling the
truth ho palliates his offence.
" W In ti t be master's rule falls at
I the feet of any one, he and all his
I g nitv as.-,x .ates in. is' come with It
i ti..' tea-'he .
j ' The m ,
1 c '.f ...oil : in
w i i 1
:l til,
indict
on ev. r;.
ment due
malici-
P uni
, to tif ij fieri ce A which
I i-u-.v gives information.
1 "As it is tied who gives mind.
and as he has b?stowed more 011
some than on others, it shall be
considered a grae offence to laugh 1
at or ridicule any one who is by na-
ture din! or stupid, such persons le-
. ng en t it led to general commisera
tion rather than contempt.
"The girl must remember that
tho exemption to which their sex
entities, them are to he used as a
shield, and not w a sword; and they
are therefore enjoined to eschew the
abominable and unlady-like habit of ,
indulging in sare-agms and attempt-1
cd wit at the expense of the bova.
Whenever a girl loses the docility, :
gentleness, and benignity of man-j
new becoming her sex, forfeits her I
tit
to the ft
I ooun'eev
'No one
riiearanoc ami
of the unties,
shall, out o
,ool,
dir.
speak
or id
".N
disroi
l fell.
' ollc
IX",
r t i ; t
I 1 I V
!..e toa
-ft
i.l.i
Ii at.
I'r-l Oi'
to he
s. t he
their
JoM-
or make remarks about the d
atiot ii it : : ;;e in v- are
Kin.: a'i. I con rt eons i . i
ell !
". lie
.an i
dresst
it er
-' i r-,
lit.-,
f Tile
reii
o! t hi' ame p
I. I :!. w. -r.l's
a
ei.l la . on-taut
memhor n "v t h v
l enii'in hra'i'.'i'.
'Iiemeniher nnr thv Creator in iho
lays of thy youth.-' kV, eie.
Saeh are a 'imv of tl e nmiiv rules
wlneh tlie master deeh.red he would
rertd puhliely once a month, and
eaeii one of which lie said he would
rigidlv enforce, remarking that it
was better to have mo laws than
good ones not strh'tlv obeyed.
The puiu-hment of riding on the
ass was generally inflicted for loiii;
I'oiit imied am! cross neglect of st ud v.
ot manner:
trid was :is
. ! 1 1 i : l'Lr'.'
h.-
and insults t.
fullows: Th.
i.;'..,f :-;:Ti--i
if i : l
,
I '. .IC, 1 1 ' ' : '
the g, i !
ai i pi , ' ,
i,,
.el
' a---!, d up ' ;i f.
,i..s ;;ie laa-ter's swi:cii. whi :''
scniet .nes plaved, at intervals,'
a e i e s.- his legs during the hour the;
he in ! i his. seat. This punishment
as only inflicted on the. males, and
was c.i'isuiered as so disgraceful that
it was rarely merited, and when im
posed attached a stigma to th"
'ii'.pr.t. which affected his landing
in and out of school, fur a long lime
af terwai dj.
LATEST HAPPENINGS.
Tin- I'll
are loov
Kgvp; in i
Mavor .
era! c;ir
d'-a 1. agei
iladelphia sn;
itr.porting
ar retitieiics
oigar from
lei.init or the i iinan crop.
A,
lolm K. I.adlow, for spv
Mavor of Norfolk. a., i
1 io years. He was one 'f
i
best known n.ei. in Norfolk.
The Mississippi I.egishiture, by an
oei wiielinglv large vote has pas.-ed
the bill reducing the legal M.teof
interest from lo to v per cent.
t Iu
Mm
explosion .c
a meteor
ent ire city
rid, Spain, th
was shaken and people greatly
frightened
to walls mi
Much damage was done
windr w s all o er t he
cit v.
At asningion. 1 . ( '.
ghue. the famous -katoi
J.
e )ono
i;n bro
lVd't'd .
ken the indoor mile skating
making the mile in ''.;w.
lhv. Sanford ilunt, lb
1).. of
Metlio-
.eu loi'K. 1 reusurcr 01 tiie
iin;dist Mi
sioniiv Society.
d ror.petl
dead, in ( inr innati. of apoplt-xey.
Ho was ":; years al l, ami leaves a
wife and three daughters.
The investigation by the coiiuuit
tte of the charges agaiiiot tin' man
agement of tiie Deaf. Ihimb and
Blind Institution, liiclunoiid. a .
still continues. '1'ales of drunken
ness among teachers and pupils are
1 now hem" to d bv witnesses.
"
Through the Japanese Minister at
N ushintoii the Mikado has presen-
i r- " alter (.
: "l . tlu' l,,!0 StV'.v
I I'riiVll'S? t a I H'S t I' i CS
widow
d tate. with
and beautiful
' viitcs t Tom ! 1 1 s lmpena
ollcctioli
, .
These presents were iu token of t ho
high regard in which Soeiviary
(Ireshani was held by the Mikado.
The insurrection against Japanese
rule in tho School of Formosa is
spoa
Ihti! ro
h.-en :
ami
:. T..
telegraph
n I IK.WIS-
or 11
Of -I:
.,d
i n
1S operating
t"''',J''"'
: - a.
,i;i -t
Mil
I ave!
Hot
the
d t- 1
t' a if ;e v rush !
jest
how t,
Asjf ", nil.i
springs,
So;i thel n
X. ('.. Ht. h
liailwav to i's
fa!
-t capacit y.
.e cruiser Halei
T
h had sailed
from bLey West with strict orders to
intpri'f.it the Att'jiraitr Wosr urto.-'n
a f v or f a L- f 0 w
'lays
ago.
The Ue venue Cutter, Mclvanc, lias
has alio been ordered to cruise
iimojig the Fiorina Keys to look out
for tho easev.
Tlio New York Republican State
("oauuitteo has passed a resolution
endorsing Levi 1'. Morton for the
nomination of President, ami pledg
ed him its support.
The London Chronicle believes
j t hat there is a pros port of a seifle-anee-
1 ment of the Venezuelan nuestion bv
will prove ac
l'owers ia,n
of dignity to
io"ptable to tbt threi
erhed, with
Mlt
anv of them.
On the new bond issue- there were
T SO bids ranging in price above ihe
Morgan syndicate's. These bids
milDi, nt to ?'.('. TSS.b.'iO, loavinc the
(amount for thi
sn.icate "o,?ll,-
I .'i."t). or about nOH-iliird
of tho oil
t ire issue.
The special committee, appointed
to inspect and report ou the route
and cost of the Nicaragua Canal,
has placed the cost of construction
on the low-level line at 13o.0oo.
000.
Disturbances, bordering r.pon se
rious riots, are still prevalent in
Madrid, resulting from the return
of ( ieneral Campos. The police
seem unable to subdue tho disturb
ers. The Stag Lino steamship Lanrcs
tina, which sailed from Baltimore
jon December for Silgo, Ireland.
1 wit h a cargo of loQ,14." bushels of
I corn has been given up as hist bv
I the underwriters. She has not been
seen or heard from since she passed
I out Cape Henry.
j A report dimes - from Spring
1 nope, franklin t. . a. C. that the
j boiler of a saw mill near that place
I has exploded, killing three men,
;and wounding one. The building
! was demolished.
j The passage of the Anti-i'rize
; Fight bill through Congress has
stopped the sale of tickets for the
Fitzsimmoiis-Maher right, in Hi
I'aso, Texas.
Ii. V. liamme, of 'Wilmington,
N. C. a merchant, was assaulted in
his store by a negro policeman of
that city.
It is reported that the Cuban
Junta 011 account of the secret com
m 11 nicat ions from Fhirope that Great
Britain would protect bondholders in
the island of Cuba, has
decided in
consideration of the resolution pre
sented in Congress regarding bel
ligerent rights, that tho vessels in
the United States and South Amer
ican Republics that have been ready
for sea with armaments will when
the resolutions are handed to the
inpamsh Oovernment proceed to sea
with letters of -Marque for Deatruc
tion 01 the enemies commerce ami
that commissions as admirals in the
Cuban navy have been presented to
twenty American captains.
TH FIRST ARMED RESISTANCE !
; iii-ii . viitr.'M irv in .Vukiiw
'. .i . c-a r Wilminkrt"!h
It Took Place Ten Years Bcloye tho
Declaration ot Independence. Nine
Years. Before the B.ittlc of Lcxingrtoa
and Eight Years Before the Boston
Tea Tarty-
0V!ll'r colUllU'1,1
tiie a-!iin:rioii (
all
. (
,11
ptlhlislud 11
Star of .. an. 1 Sth. exji
l'o the hditor .f the 1
The honninhle .1. I
I e - m i n ister t n Spain )
ai lis rt .-.
! i-hi lit!
. M."
in his
Mar:
i rry.
mo-t
aO m
tali,
tier.!
( 'ai .
irahle ;iItl i e.-.s
n of ou Stat.
on t:.i
'S vi t h
i tdor.i
:e par
in 1 the
-th
mo
.la
ie
ar refo"
ana.-."'
ence
I e 1 1 v
i'; i
ii :
-tai.l ,
lea .
Uevoh
o-her
North
a"!f-l
(.,,.,. I
1 t ,,nin-
Arn.'i i. an j '
i amor.L'i'
ten
t iiine
( '.ii,.
akin:
f
T!t 1
In.
led
d i h.
of 1 le
i't'lOi
(.,.' k7 l: - - j
'.;. tl;..u-"'o. al t.l
i.ich is being -ii,;,
l !;;
-aid. and
rmat ion i "m
tried mens
search tor laf
'The time !
that perhaps, in th
nterest
l ising gei.er.itivii ano .In' the
matioii of oi,if others;, it might
be anns.s to rail attention to
facts in this ffert iouWtr case,
the tth of N'ovemh-o'. 1 :".
r.ritiiii hic,p-.,f-.ir 1 )i' i igeiice, '
I'hipps, arr:vet ai the m"iith of
not
t he
On
the
apt
the
.n
t ape 1'oar riven- witn djh .-tamps
Fear rivtiT wit ii the .-
hoar.i intend'l f, r u.-e
Carolina, aid pronctttlch
Wilmington, hut when .-!;
Hnmswick pi-.w no longe
tehee ) r-ig hi in i U-s up tiie
was -t oppad am I the . .1
told by ( 'ol. Hugh W 1 hh
im id of 'hf1 311:! it' 1. wi'h
their u.'iim-. 1 hat if an ati
1 11
North
; owur'J
reached
in o.xis
ier. -in-tau.
was
!1 at lile
arm-; m
'hi pt xrs
maiie. to laiiii I he .-tamps he yonld
immediately order Ins men tir lire
ujion the pnr'ies making the? at
titude The captain, leaving; his
e-el, weld to V i 1 in i n g 1 mi , nf.i'1
a'ler r.n audiei
defiih'i io to
wi' h ..
i-r.v'"1'
to l.tDtl
) lli.'leltak
t he y aim
wet!! ;.. s
larded his ves
1 au.U
i
a wit
I, our fun her ;
This took
Vear-' before t
iiepondoiiee.
ia'-e more tha.)
I 'ecia rat ion .
re than nine
a ,,f L-Xihgttej
hi veal's before
. Tiie d t'l ir.' v
ten '
In- !
f lll'S
i'.ml.
the
::lC'k.
before t lie is
I !
more i ha n igh i
1 o.st on tea i .art .
of t ! : is t o 1 1 1 V -1 w
t ook .laee in n i , i
well-k no wi; c: : ic
gun o op-ot Avar
,iy 'ny a paartvy ot
s, i herefss- t'e al-
tack on t he. iiii.innoi
in I'.oston harbor was
mci:'.;;iO -S.: nan
..Jwn.a rv dis-
giiisi 1 men in t Im ni uh; . :: ml ft
tea Piirf io I dan: sei t, hi. sehoo;
tone- ami toci o at, 'i'l'irth ot .
1 1 "
UlV
gai-
or
I meetings, and thv utile! morn
! lam and daring act, is ignored
I forgot ten. J. t. T.
I A North 'a x-'nnv. friend of ours.
I resitleut in Viatic gton. wh kindly
j sent the (bwv3 vlipjung n-onurients
las follow uiiroktitally touching
luponothuv matters, sugjie-ted bv
I its reu.Hng. an
xvhetliei- we may
not in t'tve opinion
, I agree with him
In: hoiils wo give, him tho fc.-rjetit, of
rrj'n'.ssing them, in tuis i-ojinec iion
. U - rav.- ;
I recent! v 1;a'l 'lie g-i fort unit to
comeaeros.s t iie ouclo-ed ciippirig in
t ho Wa-rhivgtf.r Star. tvl while it
mav if.; t.- nrws ti v.-.u it it trae
1 history of ,,c dear .4V State that 1
t...'.., ...Ill 1,.. cf iiit-eroct to
jr,rtVlL nuuiv ..f your road-:s. 1 :uii
iinde.'d proud to hnii from, such a
ahtl
c'-, u ::--
opinion
. tha
wr ef
11U
1 u n
hi-
'er
firseli a. name hi .toovc e
States, brut upon which '
have permitted the dnstj.1
century to settles until it 1
uniiistingnishablfi taa the rest.
s l "
11 . d .t
almost
ot the
worhL Vet I t'e l suit tlmi the
.storm between capital ami labor
which is rapidly approaching will
sweep .uwav the dust, and the name
NOli'f !' CAROLINA will be n boa.
con hjrht r her Msters. Henderson
Cold Leaf.
QUERY TOR PRITCHARD.
Senator Butter's Caucasian Asks. II im
x Pertinent Question.
Kditc.r Aver takes Senator Triteh
ard to task in the Caucasian, on his
statement made in the Semufj; m the
Hill, r.'.itler, J'ritchard collniniy.
"that North Carolina is a. Republi
can State and the Republicans
would carry the Stale wihli an hon
est election."
1 he. (. ail ril-lil II
1 brows out t his ho
id Senalor 1'ritehai
should he want eo-i
coming campaign.
111 .jtJinmnfit ing
' s h 1 1 : "If this
d'ls opinion why
"piiTafion in the
AVc have at.
honest election law now and the
next ejection will probably be Lair."
It further says: "If the People's
party shall co-operate with any other
party during the coming campaign,
it will be on the basis of the resolu
tions passed at the silver convention
held here September '.'Sth. The
People's I'artv cannot co-operate
with any party unless such party is
willing to co-opcrato on
ng to co-operate on principle
ana to advance a grt-at cause.
News and Observer.
The Lighthouse at Cape Halteras.
Work on the Diamond Shoal
lighthouse, otl Cape Hatteras, is to
begun next spring. The new plans
contemplate an immense structure,
built on the screw pile order, with
the forindation of the light prueti
oalh loOfoet beneath the wave sur
face and protected on all sides by
hnnilreds of tons of riprap, to pre
vent damage from shifting sands.
Iron -piles will be driven down bv
hydraulic pressure until a sonrjvj
footing is secured, and the autusl
structure for the light keepers andij
materials to maintain the light will!!
bo built ern the interior of the fikole I
fon to a heig'nt of 1 fto feet abow the Ii
water. i
. t .u -.1 1
i i.um ot ine t-iiueiuie h ut-ii
complf ted is estimated at L,'iOO,
000, and of this sum there is now
available 40o.00o.
Diamond Shoal projects iurto the
sjea seven miles off Hatteras, and is
covered with from t to 2o feet of
water. Jc is marked now only by
Hatteras light, standing on shore
even mdes from the outer edge, and.
not discernible in hazy or foafev
-weather. The proposed light will
be on the extreme edge, s?ven miles
from the nearest siiorc, and visible
twenty-three nautical miles. 'The
latest fog apparatus vill he pro
vided, and there vill bei accommoda
tion for three keepers.
It will probably take two years to
complete the project frewn the date
the work begins. When completed.
it will ba the most no table light
house ia the world. -Army anil
Navy Jonirtiai.
WORK FOR THE SENATORS.
They Will this Week Take
priation Bills.
up
Appro- j
I ithou:
i ha:- i..eeli i
' '. ;vo nir.n : ;
1 iio: : hi v re
!!;' Jirt'M.Tjt i. .lir'a-.-8
.sex.-i'jn for more than
with' nit 1 1 io enaiomar)'
", !!.'. enate will onlv I
w
: w i i 1 ,
e actual j
,e'in 1 lie '
.pri.tti'.ia
'-.hl'tiol)
and he
i it witli-
I. 11;. I:
- -i-Cil r
!i -u:e.s,
ite '.ip..-i
4
e
VpcctS !
liavi
a v
i m a I.-v
I
Uavs
aitiioLiga the
lloler-
I 1 ; 1 1 o 1 1 1 1 ur is tnat it is to he Ian
; temiiorariiy Iier.ever uiipropi
aside
1 ,
a t ! o 1 1
; 1)1, Is are reauv to he considered .
Mr. Smith of New Jersey will ad
j dress tho Senate on the Mo:. roe. re
I s,,'m;iuiis i.eiuIiiiL'. It is heliev
-.
that
nit;
Ii: i.ikc
.sTYat;
LT'COU I
1 hut we.
n
f h
i,
. .-. 1. an ! th" i a
.- of Mihiies.Mn.
M;
I !
i' 1 ad
'he IV
hat hi
i- beli
Che
Mr. s:r.it;i
has r.
.lift
-i'ie'.t .,11
this
II C.e
at t I
. Will
tain ex-
I t-
Vl'-'.VS i
ve i ;
e t i V e '
iiiade
week,
01 j.'C-
t !,(
out thOl'e ! ; more
til''" ahollt tills.
, j Meanwhile the,
, I before tiie Senate
abillehtlit v.
the shap of
propria! ;on oi 1 is.
reputed to the
those having been
Senate being the
, military academy.
11 rgent d'dieienev.
ieiis;on, and ti
diplomatic hiih.
.. consular and
1 n nor," of these
have ativ auditions heen made stivi
, 1,
111 tiie urgent, deficiency hill to
which, at the verpie.st of the. Treas
ury department, a large amount for
unpiioided ovpensea for the Depart-
. 111111 r id .1 unice has
;cen inserted
1
i HARRISON
COMMENDS
LAND.
CLEVE-
Ar.d Speaks Some Plain Words Anent
Our Diplomatic and Consular Ser
vice. Coneral lliirrison writes of "The
1'residental Otlioo" in the March
I ..flies Home Journal, and his eom-
1 jirelu n-ie iirticle is outspoken and
l,.loiti lln t'd. .i nfp'isiii.m In com
mend 1 'resilient. Cleveland's move
ment toward establishing a more
permanent consular Service. The
ex- I'residcnt a:
"The need of a better consular
service has been getting a strong
hold upon the public mind. The
j practice has been to make ire-
o iion t e,i an ges in the-e ouiccs 111
ueed an almost coin plot o change
upon tjhc coming in of an admin
idtration of a tiilTorent party. The
diitie-? of a consul relate almost
'ho!Iv to
c-.- tin try w
ift.cnt 1110
our commerce with the
viiLiV he selves. The
ivement by Mr. Cleveland
ingress for a better quali
pei inaheiit coiieiilar force
I UVrl
in
and
1 miineiided.
"J t is remarked that
;es m
either
and
fj;e home
countries.
administration in
luich as Kngland
.WaiK'o, do not involve changes iu
Uto tiuinistei's or ambassadors or con
sihs an tiie-v do with up. The Eng
lish Ambassador at Washington
holds right on whether the Liberals
or the Tories are in power. Jle
i-oprt'soiMs his country, not a party,
and carries out tiie instructions from
t he homo Government loyalty. II
is never heard to make speeches! at
tacking the poli.-v of the opposing
party or criticising his own peopie
Perhaps one of the chief ditliculties
in our getting a jxirmaiient dinlo
malic ami consular service grows
out of the fact tbat t::e tanit ques-
uon is tine that JS always acute in
our polities, and mo o-u rr-. ot our
consuls naturally i.ik ou the views
held by them iiiKip tnis question
Wo e'aiiHot have a permanent diplo
niatic and consular service until we
can rind diplomats and consuls who
1 will leave their politics at home. If
thev are to be aired or exercised
abroad then it follows that they
, uust be in harmony with the party
in jiower at home.
No Clew to the Crime.
"New Yohk, Feb. 10. What an
ix: ars to have been a cold-blooded
mn'.rder was committed to-day in the
Institution for the Improved In
stiTH'tion of Deaf -Mutes. The victim
was; Prof. Max Eglau, sixty-eight
year '"ml. an instructor in drawing.
;f'b brvdv was J'ouml in the Rtmlio
of thrt n rofesaor on the fourth floor
of the" Institution. There were
number af Jiorrible ganhes on the
bark of the Toad. and near the body
wa.s fotimf ;i- bloo.lv iron shovel,
with -which lho murderer evidently
k .lowii Jiis victim.
No apparent motive for the crime
wa.s discover!. When the pro
fessor's clothiiur Avass searched, In
gold watch and chain were found
intact: CD cents Ln change,, a bunch
nf k-ovs. a nine, itntl a match box
were also found in his" pockets.
It was said by Supt- Green, of
the institution, that he did not
know that the professor had an
.-nrmv He said that ne was a
man who kept well to himself, and
'i 1(frcr his business had been tranaact-
leii ;it the institute he left. He said
I that the wofessor had been with
thr. insrii ut.ion for a number of
veara sad that his methods and work
I iwere everything that
was satisfac
I If the murder was not committed
r lav ;l lir-rsor yv ho had free access to
1 . 1 . . ,
-the institution the attaches are puz-
-zled to know how how any person
could gain aa entrance to the place
without being seen, -i "ere are uul
two entrances to the place, and
j-these were in tha front of the build-
ting. The npstmrs doors are always
kept locked, and at the basement
door, which is tbo usual way the
ibiiilding is enrjered, f.hore is always
:aii attendant, and it would lun-e
,'ipmi imnossi hie for a person to
have gained an entrance in that way
without having been seen,
No one in tiie building w.s found
who had seen :aiv strange person
enter during the afternoon
. 1 . ' . .1. .. :-:...:
All of
the windows, io tke institution were
examined and! none was found which
would indieata that the murderer
had gained ooi entrance ir that
manner.
The entire absence of motive is
lvnzzlinor the. rx dice, and so far as
I ' . ,
known they hav e not a single
on which to begi'n work.
clew
Electric Bitters.
Klertvir. liitters is ia medicine suited for
.-.ny season, but perhi 03 more generally
needed, when the laD'uid exlioiisted feel
imr prevails when the liver is torpiel ami
.sluggisli aad the need of a tonic and alter
ative is felt. A prompt use of this medi
cine inis e.l'ien avenei 1 long aud perhaps
fiitnl bilious fevers. Xo mdicine will act
more, surely to counters -ting and freeing
the svsteui from the malaruU poison
Hca(laclie. Indigc-sl
ion.
Consumption,
Hitters. 50c.
F. S. Duffy'9
.ill (1).
Dizziness yield to KJeetric
;md iM per bottla -at
Drug .Stoi'e,
PERFECTION CORRESPONDENCE.
School Entertainment and Other News
Items
c:ile 1 .e;i.-ed I..
farmer- are moving
energy pr-prine: fur
t I
W 1 '
tl,.
f.
i r,
lai n i
veac.
I'
e
imi:i:
.-sr.-.
,1
A.
uili
e
i . ..
Mi,s Ada Ihiu-hei ; I-ft !'
mornin s f';i' Tii.-.:ai"o.'.i to ,-i;
.-ister. Miss I'ennii; IlaujheitV
to he wil h her at her t-eho'
diool exhil
o . 1 ue-d:
ni-h her
I1..I1, IV,
night, K
pieasan '
Mrs.
woi t h a:
ocn in,
1,. 11th.
v i - i ' .
W. an
; -: ; i ;,
a. i: w
' s an.i ;
tiM s ,
The
1 I ! 1 1 .- t '
1'
,cho,
l aa g Id
osed o
it
Arnoid 'is
-T;i.,Ol j ; , 1 1
1 'rt Scot I .
l-'eh .VI,.
ny Miss Oli, a
i ed tie.si lav .
an exhibition
lite a biic'-es.
pin ils. m.e-tlv
with practical
tlev did ie-
c h. ' ;-,a. h;
nt ii ii-; .
was iJ.uiit :.'u
ehildieli, but
roiior training
nt nit
Tie
-nr
am.
ue
im. i Kahly. 1 he proceedings were as
f o 1 lows :
"Robin Redbreast,
Mi.-s Atla Ditiigherty.
" Lutertai n i ng her
beau," recitation by
a song
big sister's 1
M iss Marv
Riggs.
"A boy's belief," a recitation by I
Master Willie Wadswori h. i
"What Cod giveth." recitation
fv A titiie Avi-rv.
"Try me. " n-ci t at i n b v C, a
Kilpatriek.
"(Innc with a handsomer man," aj
dialogue by Milton I'rescott and!
i Ada Daugh'ertv.
1 n ,
: "O write them a letter tonight,"!
j recitation by Mr. Dully Lancaster.!
, ''Johnnie's opinion aboutj grand- !
mother," recitation bv Master Ilar-j
I ve-y Wadsworth. 1
"The train to Manro." dialogue
bv Miss Ada Daughortv. Mr. DnlTv
Lancaster and Master Willie l.
Wadsworih.
"Keep on the right side of the
dollar," recitation by Mr. Milton
I'rescott.
"From down Last," dialogue by
Miss Mary Riggs, Maude Ipock, W.
D. Lancaster, W. W. I'rescott and
Ada Daughortv.
"When you know the girl vou
love loves you,'' a song by Miss l'en
uie Daugherty, one of Tuscarora's
most charming young ladies.
" The last hymn," recitation by
Miss Ada Daugherty was most
gracefully spoken, Several others
were recited.
Miss Olnia is an excellent teacher.
We are glad to say she is the teacher
we need and we have also given her
a four months private school and
feel unite sure that we will be bene
fitted by so doing.
SWANSBORO CORRESPONDENCE.
The Happenings of the Village
and
Vicinity.
Mrs. Nancy Ilatst il has garden
peas uj) and growing.
Mr. 'i. R. Young is our hotel
keeper yet: says come and try him
when you come to town.
Teet I'ros. show gave two rig it
good exhibitions in town last week
to large audiences. The people civ
hard times but go to the circus' and
-V w - all t he same.
Mi. . K. Mattocks is now at
work on the steam boat here helping
Capt. Foster & Sons.
Mr. Dan Ward is temporarily
working with the Swansboro Lum
ber Co. at the saw mill.
It is very dull in the mercantile
business here, but the drummers
come just the same. Messrs. F.
Huss of X." V.: Schnlan, French.
Funches and Andrew Sheppard of
Wilmington, N. C, ami Wyatt
Ward of New Berne, and II. Arch
bell of Kinston, all were in town last
week trying to sell their wares, and
they sold some too.
Farmers commence to farm soon,
hut the raiiiyjweather prevents much
progress as yet. There were two
heavy rains last week one ai most a
storm. Several boats loaded with
clams sank in the river. Tim tides
were very high for one day oaly, no
serious damage done.
Clams are still the leading indus
try; 40c per bushel is the price now.
Mr. (labe Meadows A Co. caught
some 400 lbs trout, and Mr. Dan
Ward about Co lbs, and Ceorge
Kirk man caught about CO Iis rock
lish all up White river iu two days
of last week. This scribe having
tried clamming and hunting ass
stated, and still wishing for gold,
went fishing for trout as they were
then selling for $?.CJ per hundred
lbs. We fished all day away up the
river until night and caught 2 trout,
2 little mullets, 3 littleler flounders.
2 crabs and 1 old bull gar, beside
about 30 bushels oyster shells, out
of which we got about a peck of
oysters, tore our sein, fell overboard,
skinned our shin and got wet of
course, but got back home agaiu
with no broken bones. Guess we
will have to try something else to
make monev enough to go to the
New Berne Fair.
Oysters were never better with us
than right now, very fat and well
relished. 1 hey sell for 4"c pcr
bnshel for the best.
Messrs. Frank Sindyson ami
Roland Venters of Richlands, are in
town visiting Mr. W. K. Mattocks
and family.
Mrs. Emma Cox, wife if James
Ilarvy Cox, Fsq., of (i um. branch, is
in town visiting .Mrs. .Maggie r raz-
zelle and husband, who is Mrs.
Cox's brother.
Mr. Wilbur Willis of Marshal berg.
Carteret Co., is still with us fishing
and clamming. He caught in '!
hours last Friday C bushels clams by
himself with tongs in 8 feetof water.
Mrs. Bettie 1 ittman, wife of
Mayor Pittman, has gone lo Rocky
Mount to visit her daughter, Mrs.
R. L. Williams, cf that nines.
Rev. Benj. Ward and wife were
with us last Sunday and Monday.
Bro. Ward gave us two good ser
mons, it was 111s regular appoint
ment here: he preaches here every
2nd Sunday and at night.
The schooner Cherubim, Congdon
master, is in port loading from the
lumber company here.
Lots of our people are going to
the Fair. Hope it will J.e good
weather th"n. Look out Bro. Ilan-
:ock, if you sec us; we will probably
be there.
Any tendency to premature lraldness
may be promptly cheekerl by the uso of
Ayer's Hair Vigor. Don't delay lill tiie
scalp is bare and the the hair-re ots de-
oii-.vul If von wnuhl nHli70 Ilin best
results, be"in at once with this invaluable
preparation.
You are discharged. I have no use for any
one that has not sense enough to chew
rpiyy
The largest piece of .good
tobacco ever sold for 10 cents
and
The 5 cent piece is nearly as
large as you get of other
high grades for 10 cents
STONEWALL CORRESPONDENCE.
Prosperous Condition of County Tarm-cri-Ncwi
Items. I
We have a lni.-tiiiig She ill, a
man no good citizen can say nauejit
agai nst. He came to time with the
public school fund ami has up In
now, half enough to settle our Last
installment due on Rnl Road d, ht
we trust that our tax payers will'
soon be able to e.fcl.um "Out of
debt and free again" The next asses
ment need not be anv larger than
the previous one to pay uli our in
debtedness and their burdensome
tax will cease to be.
The farmers have heroin f arm 1 11 r.'.
oporetions. Planting Irish potatoc
thoy seem to be all the talk.
Guano buyers seem to be .m ihe
lookout.
I heard today that Mr. L. Pickle
ot tirieinai losi ms nine o,. 1,1-1
night bv con.jeKtion of the brain,
the little darling's ss 1 1 f T -1 1 1 1 w.i.
short and severe. Mav theCood
Lord comfort the bereaved parents
VANCEBORO CORRESPONDENCE
Personals and News Items of the
Neighborhood.
Mr W. A. Potts of Washington
was m town la-.t week .
Rev. .1. d. Porter Idled his regular
appointment here Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. O. D. Lewis and P. F.
Dinkins returned Thursday from a
business trip to Grifton.
hi r illage was visited 011 Tues
day by Mr. .Joseph Kd wards and his
daughter, Miss Fannie, of K-lward.
en route to Kinstou.
Miss Lizzie Kwoll has gori
Grifton to see her brother wh
very ill.
Miss Cora Dinkins, one of
f 1
most accomplished young
has returned to ('hocowinit v
I ail ies,
here
she is attending school.
Mr. Alfred Willis and Miss Deb
hie Gaskins were united .n the bol
bonds of matrimony, Wednesday
Feb. .", by Mr. R. W.' Smith, .1. 1'.
We attend to the happy pan' 001
best wishes for their future welfare
through life.
Miss Lvdia Tingle of Grifton. i
visiting Mrs. Win, Tingle.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Rice of Wash
ington, was in our village a few
days atrn.
Polloksville Correspondence.
Mr. K. B. Kiliott has moed to
his new home outside the village.
Several of our young people -.-pent
quite a pleasant evening 'at Mr. A.
W. White last Tuesday.
Mr. J. II. Bell came in Friday
with a small, but very select lot of
horses.
Mr. S. S. Harriott and Miss Nel
lie Pearce spent Sunday 111 New
Seme.
Misses
Hudson
Suoelay.
Mr. J.
Katie Holland and Ada
went up to Trenton last
II. Be
Mi-- S.ilma
Foy epent Monday 111 New Borne.
Mr. T. S. Bender left Sunday for
a visit to Pitt county.
Little Miss Clara Bel b-, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 11. A
Chad wick can talk at t he tt n.lei
age of three nioiit hs.
'I'b Hchooner. Oradene. ('aptian
B. P. Salter, from Core Sound.
Carteret county is in port laden
wilb the finest oysters we hac fcten
this 80HSOI1. I
Mr. A. 'J'. Banks is nco :ng 1: t..i
the villaga. He will occuio n,.
htmso foiinel'l occupied lo Mi. I
.1. Watson.
Rev. Mr. Parker preached an ex
cellent sermon Snntlav night. His
theme was "l.e a good soldier." and
he treated it in a masterly maimer.
Mr. Howart T. Wright, who ha
beeui spending some time with
friends at this place, left last M .n
dav returning to his home 111 'if
folk, Va.
Mis Nettie Kilpatriek. who has
been visiting here since Christmas.
left-lHst, Thursday returning to her
home near G rifton. She was accom
panied by her sister. Mrs. T. S.
Bender, who will spend a few davs
at her old home. j
There will be 11 festival at the
Academv next Friday night. The!
proceed will be used in thepui
chase of an organ for the Baptist
;t - hurch. Those iu
hai -go t-ay they
only lack twenty-six dollars of hav
ing'enough to pay for a lirst class ii -strutnent,
and this they propose to
raise within the next, thirty days.
It ti e liair is lulling out. or tin ning
grll', re.p.UI 111-; sttlllliiiaiii wn'i uunnn-
rug ami coloring mou, ji.us v uiu e
Sicilian Hair lienewer is just the specilic. J
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COVE CORRESrONDENCB.
Personals Sickness and RUgissi
Services.
Mr. I. I Tavl ,1 returned from
New I '.erne S itntd.iv where lie had
been attending con 1 I .
Mr-,
pi-1 o i 11
.. Ii
'.iitrlt.
ek- W
It ft Friday to
her ion, Mr.
in in New
j friends and
feW W
'HI! IP
Ml
He, II-
re-1 it t 1 1
Mi -
Hat I 1
t his I'
'llb
,n,t
t fl !
her
M I'll
W,
line;
e W
inglon of Nt-w
aunt, Mrs. T.
Pcrne. is ve
.1. I law k 1 11 H
M : -s J, in ie 1 : 1 1 . e v of I re n ton.
(',e th.s Heck Wild HOCOm-
ei our p. M. to TuMcarora to
,, the 1 losing exercises of Miat
, ;e I l.iii g liert v 'h nc Ii "ol .
,. la-t vacant hmiHe in our town
pal
.0 t
is no
I p. . k
taken
of 11 p
longer vacant. Mr. J. r.
a thrifty young farmer, haa
10 ni- t. ide a noii us; ha
,:, t he K'l t'iiuk house.
1 W II Slaughter, a former
-it ,,f ( u' mill for a loujr tinte
r of interi'ieen church, S
-t .
beie vi-ilmg his daughter, Mn. L.
While. lb- preached at. Winter
gret 11 Sin, day and Sunday night,
,,i Cue liiptist church Monday
night and at Ihe I' ice Villi Iapil
e Will
chinch T
gl.td to ha
I I is jireseu
lliemoi ies .
e-... III
,' P..O S.
e brings
;bt. Wei r
lighter with US.
back pleasant
100I days. Ha
11 as piuitor for
s of 011 r wl
teacher as w
w h lie.
was mi r
tpl it e a
n. BARNWELL CORRBSPOWDTf OS
Rolig-ions Notes Accidents sUcloMM
and Deaths.
W e had right much rain Saturday
evening and night.
R 'V. Dr Sanfoid of Cove, pasaod
through Stturdav on bis way to
Lanes ('Impel wheie he ). reached
Sunday.
Rev. .'. W h'ose of Grange,
idled h is appoint meld s here Sunday
and Siiirlie 1 1 1 g n 1 .
We hear that the Presbyterian
have been "holding very sucrtoeaful
meetings al Dover for the lost ten
lav. Thev were conducted by ao
evangelist. Rev. Mr. Miller of Al)-
1 1 i 1 , . ('. lie has hud a number
of conversions and several addition
to the church.
Dr. M. II. ( an while driving, an
o curl la-t Friday, had the milfort
me io get Ins thigh caught between
the 1 art and a tree and badly bruiaed
out no bones were broken. He ha
not been able t get out ainoe, bul
am glad to say is 1 mproving.
The neighbors exp,es Uiuch iym
pathv for Mr. II. T. Croom, wlioae
family han been right sick for th
hist month, which reunited in tb
death of one of Ins children.
The friends and relatives of Mr.
Wealthy F Arnold, were hocked by
her sud leii ileal Ii at her home in
l 1 nst . .11 hist Sunday night Sh
vi. is l.ioiighi to her ohl home in tbia
to ighhorhood and buried Tuesday.
DIED.
At his home nt Kershaw, N. C.,
February the S!b. at " :.r)0 o'clock of
Pneumonia, after a lingering illneaa
of .).- davH. Mr. Charles H. Hooker,
age J .' veiirs. 1 moiitliH and 2 day.
He uii- 11 1 1 ue and ecu siHt ent membir
of the Methodisl church. In hi
death we have IohI one of our Gam
es!
an
i,,s'
1 rn
1 ttuoHt workers. He leave
of friend and relative to
I, - hi- W'r heartily extend
mi st Hvmpathy te the bereaT-
mo
our a'
e,i f.llll
-in . Th
v 111
l.i
I f i lends, and can only
I give! Ii ami the Irl
i', be the name of the
'iKel
Hi. I,
!.ld.
B. other.
Dream o
Sleep t 1.
1 1 1 g ,
Till we .
Mi.r.ii
war fur
behllC
ia er,
in. inor.
ott k no no bi eak-
n t hat bright shore.
.1 II. C.
alstend
lit for
d k- d
vita h
iH t be ( 11 ban war
th. w York
i-p.ttcbfH are pub
g type, dooble-
ion ma, in
li-hed in 1
leaded, ad
thinks t h it
t O ll ceee, I .
, ,SM t ll I Ctt
111. It Vol II I
columi. He
ion bids fair
MANLY VIGOR
ONcn MORB In sisssss
with I lie wurld,SKlOO
rorrtil.tlr rnretl ms are v
l ni u hsppr pealsss for
I lift frtsual, (rmaa
evt snt Diml sno-cx-ssfal
oira fassM
Udl wakness and
liMtTts-or know ts
ntMMnal SPteixt. Asi
aoroantof Utlssscw
drrfui dtmmmm, la,
bnuk form,
irssriLa rt
crnonxa and ptaut
will ha Mitt la maf.
fering men (ssaladl free. Foil maalf risnc
permanently rasttirotl. FaUnr lilijiiissllils,
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