ScrbfiilaaVile
t- - " . - - ,--r " - - -
'Inheritance.
SerofoU lath most obatinataof blood
ttouldee, and U often the result of an
Inherited taint in the blood. 8. S. 8.
. Ja Ut only remedy which goa deep
enoagh to reach Scrofula ; it foroei oat
.every trace of the disease, and cure
the wont oaiea.
My (on, CharUe.vu tilt t-td from infancy
with Scrofula, aart ha auflaiadso that ll was
Impossible to drew aim
tor thro rear. II la
head and body vera a
saass of sores, and hia
' eyesight also became
affected. Mo treatment
in apared that wo
thought would relieve
him. but he grew worse'
an 111 hit ooncilUon warn
Indeed nltlable. I had
almost despaired of his
erer ueina; cured, when
by the advice of a friend
we cave htm 8. 8. 8.
(Swift's SnedDc). A de
cided Improvement was the result, end nftr
he had taken a dusen bottles, no one wlinkurw
of his former drealful ooiiditinn would have
reeoarnltnt him. All the sores on nix body
have healed, Ills skin is perteetlv elear and
smooth, and he has been restoi-rd to ix-ilcct
health. Mas. tf. h .Miliar.
800 Kim St., Macon, Us.
For real blood troubles it is i, waste
of time to exnect n euro from the doc
tors, lllood diseases nre beyond their
skill. Swift's Specific,
C C Clr
Blood
The
reaches all deep-Rented cases which
other remedies hnve no effect upon. It
is the only blood remedy guaranteed
purely vegetable, and contains no pot
ash, mercury, or other mineral.
Books mailed free to any nddreBs by
Swift SiocitJc Go., Atlanta, Oa.
voick or the pboplb.
t'nitiiot .fi,trrN fopalKl.
En. JoiMiNAt.: I notice in your paper
that the lie publican CongreBioiuil lioin
mitlee tins culled it tegular Ucpuuliciin
Convention to meet at Khj el leville,
Sopleuihcr '-.".llli, and declared ill fnvor of
a itrailtt llepulilican ticket, 1 desiro
space in it. is connection to make a few
si at emeu I s und to (rive :i fi w reasons
why, In my opinion, the 1 1 1-j u I 1 ic ri n pnr
ty nIioiiM put out :t hi i h ; y : 1 1 li 'pulilicnn
ti kct for Congress in this tlie Third
V ni;rcssioiiiil )Ulrici.
Why Hie liepiibliuun parly should en
dorse the l'optilisl noiniiiee, Mr. Fowler,
in this District, is Uiyoml my compre
hension, lie lias done uotlii.in for the
Hepuhlican party, by wli ru voles lie was
elected, or for the District. The record
of the present Congress ' li led up willi
what lie, I lie llonoralilo Mr. Fowler, did
not do. lie has no phssi d a single liill
or done aiiUliini; for the I) strict, or Hie
Kepul'Hi mi in- l'iiptili-i p:nl, and mil
only Hint, Inn dodged Hie vote on the
'i uiill liill.
If a si i nt n h I ticket is noiuinaled by the
Kepul leans the chances of the election
of a Kcpiiblicini Coiigro-Hiimii are pood,
lis arcniiling to bolli Hie MoKlnley and
Knshttll vole, the Republicans have the
most voles in the Disliici, and would
vole solidly for their candidate. If
Honorable. Jlr. Fowler is endorsed, il
Pimply means probably Ids re-election,
hud uo cIi.iIicch for either Republican i t
Deiuocrnl.
The promises miide by Mr. Fowlor in
18tG to t lie Republican throughout the
District were all broken, and none of
them kept. And besides lie used every
elforl in h.s power to defeat Senator
I'rilclmrd. Now why vhould Republi
cans endorse lilm, when they have a liv
ing, lighting chance to elect their own
Candidate':'
I,i t us have a straight Republicnn can
dhlale, and at any rale, we cannot alTord
lo i ndorse a I'optillBl.
.1 M. II.
St hmI i oiite liwn.
Kl). JoititNAl.: We kaw In a recent
issue of the Joi.kkai. where the whlto
Republicans Intended taking down or
leaving off the Republican county ticket
. i . .
i" ui iio regular coiorcn nominees or
the Republican parly of Craven county.
Is it not duu the colored voters that
the names of the white Republicans who
favor such action be given to the public?
ttlnce we hold the Republican party
in Craven county, In North Carolina and
la tbe U tilled Stales It l constructively a
joint Slock company, that In every colored
voter lias one share of slock, i ue vote,
every while HvpubMctiu has one share of
stock, one Vote.
We say to tlie ulilto Republicans to
please lakeahamla off.
We say again, If 3 on will furnish as
many rule on the Republican side as
the cc-Jofr.1 voters will In this election,
, North Carolina will go Republican by
eighty thousand nisjnrby,
If the colorrd voiers who do ihe hulk
of the voting were talking about taklag
down, or leaving off some of lbs white
.iii.- - 1 1 1
cBuuwatva, we cuii 114 nnaorsiarui.
Mr. Editor, w say, we put It ml'dly,
wksa wa say It cornel In luul soil Usv
grata fu I tarfe from white Unpaid leans to
. -IC .-Lt 1 . 1 ... - Jk
iia ,wHt iwin iwvh, or icwving au
two of the colored rrf ular onmlnees.aad
. . . -
put iDcmMivee on, tor color a voters to
elect. If tills Is iroe, after tbe aolored
, ftM Ik 4 Ins hfWsl fttee a, laefcessi aa
v wvw ay aw a a "'g jr viva WW W I VI
uiny roar years, tuet wessy, let aa
grauful sbasae be added to such of then
plradlng guilty lo ilt charge, - - '
II r. Kdiiorio otsks this a.atlcr abort,
wa will aeter, wo, never, so broil lo this
Inlolersble losultlag wrong U IM.OOO
, "Igtksdf V wipttl(,Vol dei
' Eutroa Joiiaaiiy n ha i whlu ansa
or a whits boy Is lea a rat n the front
, BtoX of the pwblle ball .Ing be Is Invert
' ably lobl lo get ap by the negro Janitor
MtMUtileUy, . -
Pur h WUIetils sre of frtKiaefil ftceur
rsaca, as many of our bl clllnsns tan
testify, flot w Idra negrora are gnllty of
.11 .n.s ll... 1.1 . , L.
ewil, If lmle lby art Uilktrl at alL
Verrdy afleraixia ao half (roa
cpo bays were fitting m the etepe a
eoaleatedlt- aa if they were at hoeaa, and
to lb beat of say k aevkadfe and belief
they taerad oaly whea they got food
ad ready. '
It teems that the aeajreea entertain the
Idea that avery pa bile bethllng la the
elty la their exclusive property, and that
no white ataa has any right, title or In
terest in the same. .
Each things as these are extremely dis
gusting to all respectable dtlxens and la
one of the thousand reasons why the
white men shonld stand together at iLe
coming election, and pot an end to lius
selllsm and all other such "Ims" for
once and forever WJJITE MAN.
l."e .1 I ! mm News.
Cspt. Matt Manly will this season rep
roent Messrs Alexander Sprunt 4 Son,
Ihe g'eit North Carolina exporting cot
ton liou-c, of Wilmington, In the New
Rerne market.
Yesterday, there were sales of thirty
bales of cotton In the local market.
The New Berne notton Gin Company
will commence ginning cotton, next
Monday.
Truth wears well. People have learned
that D Wilt's Idltle Early Risers are re
1 able little pills for regulating the bow
e s, curing constipation and sick head
ache. They don't gripe. F S Duffy.
Aflrr Iearrierx
Sergeant Major Hobt. Qurganus, now
of the Fourth Wisconsin Regiment, 01 ig
inally of the Goldsboro Rifles, has been
in the city for several days, iooklng after
deserters from the army.
Major Ourganns was from Jackson
ville Fin., and said that the plans wcte
for the First Regiment to go to Cuba
on October 7th. He also said that gome
of the New Rerne boys expected to come
home soon on furloughs.
More than twenty million free samples
of DeWitfs Witch Hazel Salve have
been distributed by the manufacturers.
What better proof of their confidence in
it's merits do you want? It cures piles,
but us, scalds, Bores, in the shot lent space
of lime. F S Dully.
WlllMll, UllH I- Hllirl'4f.
In lie recent Democratic primary
mceling of the. 11 Lis Township, W. SI.
Walson, Ksi , was unanimously endorsed
for clerk of the Superior Court of Craven
c unity.
This w it s unintentionally omitted in
reporting the proceeding-'.
A stubborn cough or tickling in the
1 linmt yields lo One Minute Cough Cure.
Harmless in elfect, touches the right
s nt, reliable and just what is wanted.
I . acts at once. V S Duffy.
('orrc-rltun.
Mr. W. II. I'earcc, Is the Democratic
chairman of the :ird township.
In reporting the proceedings of
this township, lite name of Mr. M. 11
Carr was hastily and incorrectly signed
by the secretary of the meeting.
Mr. Carr boing Ihe pievlous township
clinfrman, the mistake was very easily
11iB.de.
For biokeu surfaoes, sores, Inseclbftes
burns, skin diseases nnd especially piles
there is one reliable remedy, DeWllt's
Witch Hazel Salve. When you call for
DeV itt'a dou't accept counterfeits or
frauds. You will not bo disappointed
with DeWllt's Witch Hazel Salvo. FS
Duffy.
Always In Want.
"What a great thing It will be for our
'want' columns," said the chief advertis
ing man, "if we can gel those Cubans
and Filipinos annexed."
' I don't see why thai should nffectour
want columns," replied the Iiiislnos
manager.
"You don'l' Why, those people spend
three fourths of their time wanting
things."
You Invito disappointment when yt u
experiment. DeWllt's Little Karly Risots
are pleasant, easy, thorough llltlo pills.
They euro constipation and sick head
ache just as sure as you tako them. Ft
Duffy.
Wh.tEho Said.
Her Little ltrolber--Set dn n in the
parlor. Sij'll i beie si soon as alio gels
through gtvln' her face s swipo w ith tbe
powdered rag.
Mr. Blpperling And what did site say
when yon told be r I was here?
Her Little Brother She said sbekrow
ed when the window come down on her
thumb Monday mornln' that It wasgoln'
lo be a unlucky week for her.
Enthusiastic.
"And," Ihe new star's friend asked,
''was the audience very rnlhuslsstlcr
"KoihusissilcP she replied. "I should
think so. Why, when I bail lo say, along
toward the rod of the flrst act, that I
was going away lo drowa myself, nearly
everybody la Iba house Jost rose right
p and c beared.
FR OF.. BIRTH
Oar Ultis aaaichb had tnsM fwa WrOk,
Tawi parts aAletndwauM S is SirlWy tax
sjjie., and waXa wawtd ansa smS Nke seaal
baB.b rsT samplrailnai, SnsUy thla wonld 'f
anaidtlMsaiwmMraiksdf4aa. mat
M0ed larrildy. II jd as rSwi saluswa
' awtua4aSsuapbarrramsrTarhlnc. Twe .
of Mf aaadlng (hystelaaai did sm Wis fcaf.
After hathlnc aee with CtmnvaA Ooar, t
anHed rrTva a (nlMiam) freely, and rate
I .'M mooua r.w"t.rirTHara'y. .
-ef m ee a Is mw w ar The
t'irmaii 1 hare anM are shsnaatetf true
ml SMS ens;;rassd fa sar .
. R'Hir.nr A.MritAM,
1 1 1 1 Wat Si )"-, aptlficaabl, W.
' i,iv,Tmivim F-iMiiaiiiliil-
, - - , , . r w , . , . . 1 .. ml
t t . , . . a - , .m 1 ' . Maaaa
t -a, wtn M f ,-.,S kert la,
WL
It was a Utter cold Bigb4. and a
Bight ywtoeaaaa tit Losabard street Bjo
taosd a UgM U tha bank window, and.
"fa that yon. polkMiianr' aaked a 1
votoe boo within. I
"Tea," was the reply.
"Come in and have a drink," asid
the voIosl
The policeman stopped inside and en
ooontBied a dapper little fellow sitting
at a desk.
"I've been detained tonight straight
eniivg np accounts. "
The policeman warmed himself at
tbe rousing fire that Mused on tbe
hearth and went oat again on his beat.
An boor after tbe polioeman came that
way and, still seeing tbe light through
the window, rapped agaJn.
"Is that yon, policeman?"
"Yea."
"Come in and warm yourself. "
Tbe pollounan accepted tbe invita
tion. "It's a howling cold night," said tbe
clerk.
"Yon're right, sir," said the police
man. So he got another drink and returned
to hia beat. He was rather surprised
next day to find that hia friend of the
night before had got off with some $50, -000
of tbe bank's funds. London Soo-
An Attack on SevaatopoL
From where I was stationed I could
see the dense masses of the attacking
columns advance np tbe slope. Then
the torrents of grapo which met them
would obscure their ranks for a mo
ment and hardly a man would be seen
to remain. I at one time saw a body of
men many hundrods strong so complete
ly swept away by one discharge that
only a fow of tho roar rank remained
when the iron storm went past I The
dead and dying coold be clearly distin
guished lying in piles on tho hillside,
and over their prostrata bodies fresh
troops crowded on to meet tho same
fate. Many a manly heart and nervous
arm went down in tho doadly struggle,
on that groen hillside. No valor avail
ed. The cannon's forco was greater than
tho strength of man.
How many ardent hopes wore extin
guished I How many homo circles de
stroyed and lives rendered miserablo by
tho havoc of that hour none can tell,
uo more than they can imnKino tho
bodily agony or tho grief for homo nnd
friends which was there endured I What
would be the vuluo of what is culled
");lory" if weighed on tho field of bat
tle uiuouf; the dead? (.iood Words.
Altnmit ur Altamelia?
Thero can, I suppose, bo no doubt
that in tho lincH iu "Tho Deserted V'il
lugo" To distant climes, n dreary wn-ne,
Where ludf the convex world Intrudes between,
Through torrid tracts with fuiiittnu steps they
Where wild Altnmu murmurs to their woe
Goldsmith is alluding to thu River Al
tainnlm in Cieorgiu, the colonizution of
which hud taken place not long before.
Hut his expression!! are not very accu
rate. So fur from being torrid in the
strict seiiBO of tho word, tho latitude of
the mouth of tho Altnmaha is more
thuu ill degreea No part indeed of thu
present United States is looutod within
tho tropics. But, besides this, although
thero aru certainly ruttlesuukes nnd, I
believo, scorpions of a certain species in
Georgia, thero nro 110 tigers there to
"wait their hapless prey," which tbe
poet reckons among tho horrors of tho
region where hoi 110 of the inhabitants of
Auburn have gono. Notes and Queries.
Snow That la Alive.
A most curious phenomenon iu tbe
northwest of Cunada is the appearance
of millions of minuto block insects
whenever it thaw occurs.
During tbe winter tho snow is dry
and crisp like sjind, and nothing what
ever can be discovered of these insects,
but us soon as a thaw comes they aro
found everywhere in luro patches,
looking like a dusting of soot.
They aro generally known as snow
fleas or snow lioo and have slight hop
ping powers, being able to loup some
throe or four inches. They entirely dis
appear when it freezes again, and not
a trace of them can be found.
They do not fall with tho snow as
there may hnve been uo snow for n
month or more before their arrival and
aro probably analogous to tho "red
snow" of arotio regions.
Aeeond Time la Oat.
The botol stood on a corner of a main
street and a comparatively unfrequent
ed side street. Oue evening I overheard
tho little old black man talking very
savagely with another around the cor
ner on the side street, and among other
things he mild :
"Yea, sub, an of I hits you dey
woon' bo bnt two licks struck. I'll bit
you an yon'll hit do grouu'.
"Yon dono beab whut I my. " Den
ver Post.
Ur Uejatd Vole.
"Yourwifo has such s liijuid voice,"
sold Mr. F- admiringly to Mr. T.
"Yes; that's a pretty good name for
it," replied Mr. T.
Mr. F. looked ap inquiringly, and
Mr. T. addc) imuicdintoly : "Dou't you
understand? Why, it never dries up,
you know. "London Fnn.
Mat IHsyaaid la Itataf Bine.
"I would go to tbe end of tho world
for yon," bo ezolaluied passionately.
"I'm sore I wish yon would, "alio
answered ooldly, "and then Jump off. "
SoUMsrville Journal.
Daring tbe siege of Paris no fewer
than M, 000, 000 letter as I led oat of th
city In tbe B balloons dispatched be
tweea bo 10tb of September, 1870, and
tbe 1Mb of January, iSTl.
84. Loo Is baa on cbnrch to I, BOO of
prrpolatioo, Wsw York one so 1,4 OH,
Obkwgo on to 1, 08 1, Boston on to
U WO and MluoeapolU one to 1,064.
MTBOMiasj irrwaAvn ftiftaufta.
FtrananeiJlly cured by the maatarly
powwr of Hotith America Rervloo Towio.
Invalid fteaad atiSrV no longer twflMs)
this grs4! remedy oaa etjrs tberk aft. Il
k our for too whole world of stomach
wsakowa aa1 Indlgvotto, The oars ba
sin wllb tho flrst does, Ths rvlwtf f
brlnfS la fmrlow and sarprhrlng. It
wakes no fallorat never ilUatppnlnta. No
Mailt bm long yrrtl bavsj tufTrred, TMr
ears Is rerUla tindet the tta of this great
health giving 'oaro, rWaant and ah
ays aafa. Hold by C. I). IVwdhaisi,
IhnjruM, lSew Ibama, 8. C,
DowaTSs tvb mtDr.
SkrrlS a Seai rwi I riliki h
AaMaa WrarSi
To ret the Lost of Sheriff J. 1. llaLc In
say kind of matter takes unusual quali
ties, but on last Wednesday. tLra:iain
Sheriff was downid lor i tur, liimwlf
and Deputy ccmiug out . .,:: beat in
s lively fight with some ttaUiri A maon
weocbes
Vary Ann Simpson waa tbe " jk i fnr
arrest, and Deputy Payne, .i re.:, u
sent lo make the capture
Entering the hi uee it u.e .:mpsin
woman. Payne preaeuled In- wniram,
with the result that hem tuul, rci
tance. lie seized the woman auu ui once
a fight ensued, several colored female
helpers Joining in.
The affair was becoming serious for
Payne, when sheriff llahu bieaklng
down the door, appeared on ibe scene.
The attack turned against ibe .Sheriff,
and in trying to put handcuffs on one
woman he was bitten in the bund, and
his head was saved from a blow from an
axe by his Deputy Payne knocking the
axe to one side.
Sheriff and Deputy bad to retreat,
both men being pretty badly used up.
Suffering Women Instantly Relieved
The Femicuke Tablets almost in
stantly relieve all pain, aching and sore
ness in the womb. They are applied
directly to the affected parts, and act
like a soothing healing poultice, draw
ing out fever and pain. If used in con
nection with the Fkmh uiie Tonic, will
speedily and radically cure all forms of
Female Complaints and Weaknesses; in
cluding Falling of tho Womb, Ulceration
of the Womb, Congestion of the Ovaries,
Painful and Obstructed Menstruation,
i,eucorrlio's or Whiles. Weight and Pain
in Pelvis, Dragging Sensation in Groin
Aching and 1'iiiii in Hack sml Limbs
Flooding, Etc. Tiy this new and stir
prising cure. Fcmicure Tcnic $1.00
Ffmlcure Tablets (2 4 tieatmenls) If 1.00
Sold by Henry's Pharmacy, New Berne
1 ho Wcrld'a Way.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, in his Sun
day talk to the Kouh Kidcrs, giue them
some timely advice. Here is a motto fco
all military heroe-:
''Hut, bo3'S, dun" t d gay and po-c as
heroes or lie on your laurels, because
they wither, lie careful of o ir conduct
in Ihe future us you have in the past.
The world will be kind for ten days, and
then, in those col.t w ords that the world
is capable of speaking at times, it will
declare you're spoiled by going lo war."
Tho Bookkeeper.
"I told my wife I had lo slay down
town late to get a balance."
"What did she saj V"
"She said I seemed lo have lost il la
tere I got home,"
MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink. Regulates
the Liver, Stomach, Bowels
and Eidncys.
For biliousness, constipation and ma
laria. For indigestion, sick and nervous
headache.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and
heart failure.
For fever, chills, debility and .kidney
diseases, lake Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganlc regulation, take Lemon Klixir.
f'c. and $1 bottles at druggists.
Prepared only by Dr. II. Mozlcy, At
lanta, Ja.
A Prominent Minister Writes.
After ten years of gTeal siillerlng from
indigestion, with great nervous prostra
tion, biliousness, disordered kidneys and
constipation, I have been cured by Dr
Mozley's Lemon Klixir, and am now a
well man. Hbv. C. ('. I) wis.
Eld. M. E. CIiiik h South.
No. 28Tatnall St , Atlanta, Oa.
A Prominont Memphian Writes.
Dit. II. M07.1.EV, Atlanta: Having bee
a great sufferer for three years from In
digestion, and been treated by many phy
sicians, who failed to give me any relief.
Continuing lo grow worse my brother
advised me to try Dr. Moley's Lemon
Elixir, which remody he had used for
several years. I commenced lis use, and
must say that your Lemon Klixir Is the
greatest medicine on einli. I have
never suffered a day since I commenced
using Lemon Elixir. Thanking my
brother for his advice ami you for I"iuon
Elixir, sm forever your friend
K L. H.M 1 ,,,
aofl Hernando, St., .Memphis.
liefer any ono In Memphis to me.
A Carl.
This is to certify that I used Dr. Mor.
ley's Lemon Elixir for neuralgia of Ihe
head and eyea wllb the most marked
benefit to my general health. I would
gladly have paid for the relief It baa
given me at a coal of two or Hirer dol
Far. II. A. IIkai.1.,
Cloik Superior Court, Randolph Co On
Alger to Blame Again.
"What's the matter wllb Mrs. Hlcw
makerr" "She's furious with the War Depart
ment because her hus!nd was seasick
on the way hack from Cuba."
Tb Beat Maa.
Utile Willy-Pa, Is ths best man al a
w eildlng Hie one that gets married?
Mr. ilrnnypeck No, my son, the Iwst
msn Is oue who ihes not get mariled.
too.
Br.,sV saiekaais Asill SMiirMta
May be worth more lo you than 9100 If
yon bava a rhild.who soils bedding from
Intwatenenos of water daring slorp.
Carat old and young alike, Il arrests Ihe
troahle at twos. 1. Mold by C D. Ilnad
ktra, drugflM, New IVruo, N. a
' No Marbls Tor Hiss.
Maid of Athens, art wo part,
Give, oh, givs sm back my heart;
Right hsrs how I say to yoa,
This old marbta thing don't do.
1 Tho ! Mara.'
Uon thai oas thlrd of ths star shlas
with a Wstb-whlte light fMrla is t trfrl
oal Mar of til class. Thoso -Blrlaa
stars" aro held to bo hot tor am than
tboee of ths solar order. . , '
I
asilSkavlea a MraUaai TlrkM. !
a tat l.kMt tit raiaialiMi. . Mia
traDalclaal law m . Atlr. b
sr. TbtHM
The IlemcH racv of Jonrt couMv met
it Trenton Satnrda an-!
it
rt that alll command the atrvuciL of Hie
Democracy and a ill gain accstu'ii
from white men of the other ; iliea xho
can no longer atsyd nti;ro tLie Itieie
are many of these run. and '.l ev ue
good men lou
Mr T C 'hilsker, c.un!v ih:ii:iiia ,
called Ihe convention to order Mr ! i j
Brock was elecl&l pennsnenl (ba!ru.a:i
of the convention, and Mr G O Noble
was made tecrelary Mr A K Stevei.s
of tbe New Berne Jot un.m was made
assltlant tecreisry
There were a number of (sti'lioa is
for a numtier of the nflices. Tlie -ur
of Ibe deleg&t' 8 w iM taken by the pre
clucts. The ticket put up is a.- follow-
C'ounty CommlssiouiTr. V H llurgetT,
J II Hell. John W Mallard
Sheriff, E H Hardy.
Treasuier; M N Harriett
Register of Deeds; Furney lli n k,
Clerk of Court; A II White.
Comer; Isaac II Harrows.
Surveyor; J F Noble.
For Representative to the Legislatuie,
O O Noble.
The nominations were all made unan
imous. There was a large attendance anil the
greatest of interest was shown In the
success of the ticket. The best of feeling
was manifest and good order pre
vailed. What created much stir and discussion
was a written proposition sent in, signed
by W. W. Pollock, from tbe Populists,
asking for fusion. The request of the
Populists was that they be given the
nomination of S. E. K nonce for Clerk,
Lewis King for treasurer, and two of Ihe
County Commissioners.
The matter excited some debate. Mr.
J. C, Parker spoke some strong words
against Ibe proposition, saying that the
manner of submitting it was irregular
and that no line: tiad been given for con
sidcration. He opposed it heartily. Mr.
VV. II. Haigelt made a motion thai ti e
proposal be tabled which was sei ondei1.
Mr. Jcs-e Yau-.e n.adc a speech favoiii
ftl-iou which did not seem to be favored
by the convention. Jir Parker en,iiind
of him, "It the Republicans had a-kid
the Populists lo fuse with I hem on these
some terms would the Populists have
come to us V"
As'lhc matter was under discussion
and about to be voted on by membeis,
the Populists sent in post haste and
withdrew the proposition, apparently to
save it front being turned down.
After the nominations the convention
was addressed by Mr. ('has. R. Thomas,
candidate for Congress from this di -tricl.
Mr. Thomas made a line address
with good government and white su
premacy as a leading argument. Mr.
Rodolph Duffy, nominee for Solicitor
Glh district w as also announced lo ad- I
dress the convent ion.
Next Wednesday, the Democracy of
Jones county give a barbecue ul Trcnlou
mid a great lime is expected, It looks
like old times in Jones and a rallying lo
good government and white supremacy.
When you call for DcWitl's Witch
Hazel Salve Ihe gieat pile cure, don't in
cept anything else. Don't be lalkid imo
accepting a substitute, for piles, for sores
for bunts. F H Dully.
RF GISTRAb S.
I.lal nt nrltiormlte. Ki-pnlllrnn, hiiiI
l,nllat K-allrHrM tor s;irllm
f Tnt-alHt Nnvrmher H1I1, In
1 mven I'oiim y,
Tbe following are Ihe names of the
registrars for ( 'raven county appointed
by the Hoard of Klectinn. This board
is composed of the t'lerk of the t'nuii,
the Register of Deeds, and the chairman
of the Hoard of t'ouuty 'ouiniission
ei s.
The names are given fur each precinct
and In the following order. Democrat,
Republican, I'opulist
Vaneelairo S F Hill, D.I! I' Coward,
R, It W Smith, V.
Maple Cypress I.enn C Dauson. Win
I' Williams, C 11 Hlulii.s.
Truitls S W Lalhaiii Thus I, Moore;
Lew is Caton.
Fort Harnwell M ll I, an.. .Ino W
Taylor; .1 11 Rouse
Dover - .las i: Kc.rncgR) , .1 llSmilh,
I. II Outlaw.
Core Creek Nam llobln-.on. .1 W Ken
nedy, .1 II (Irlllln
hlanlona las Taylor, Nero ( room.
A I' Whitehead.
Ti mlea W l Te nple. .lew I' tio
1I1 tie, Jr . W F Taylor.
I.ee' Katin-W II Flajim r, V. D Riia
aell; R K Wllllama.
Rlvrrdslo It W Ins, J. hu S Kialier;
J W Conner.
K-H-l Juroea City- It D l.uhanka. J a roe
Jordan; W K Sailer
Weal Jamea Clly-llenry II I.anr, ll II
Davla; J ll Hooka.
Hocky Itnn-C R Hall, A II Koonee, J
I. Welherlti(jlon.
rieasant lllll F. M Street, rllmon
Hlston; D R Wllllama
Neils Treul Walter llrsy, (has
Ilichardaon, laaac Veomana
Jasper-I, J French, W II Itaslwrry; N
T Weeks.
New Berne, 1st Ward It It Hill; T A
Henry-J T Lincoln
nd Ward-(le l WaUra. A J Ipoch;
Joa M Mwanla.
rd Wanl-H II Une; A A Ilryan;
John U Umllh.
4tb Warrl-llardy D Une; W W Usr
renea; II W (lil.U
91 k Warrl-4 M llarsHl; J il rUharj L
J 1'otler.
eihWard. HlPhlllp-K W WaUoa,
Isaac Davrnport; t'haa ftqalrasv,
th Ward, Pavla lowW H Dlsbop.
Jaa 0 ttryaali Jaaaaai LawtMcat,
f- ' I tana) an
t 4 "L '' l.tt'o'li. a.
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JOHBS COCHTT BEXOCftACT.
Lars package of tbe arecMM beet
for a nIcaeL HUH sraaler economy ra 4-pourjS
packaga- AU grocers. Made only by 4
THE RT. K. FAIRBASTK OOafPABT,
Cbfcaeo. Louis. Ner York. Boston, Philadelphia.
Sew Berne Tobacco Warehouse,
FOR T1IK
Leaf Tobacco.
ROBERTS & STYR0N. Proprietors.
Size of Warehouse Floor:
!)llxl.r)(l Feet.
This Warehouse commends itselt to the
growers ot tobacco, where you can have your
product sold right.
Tobacco Growers know this warehouse
where they received the best ot prices last
year.
We are going to pay best Prices and give
close attention to all tobacco shipped to our
warehouse.
Prompt Returns Made, and shippers can
feel sure of their property being safe in our
hands.
A first-class auctioneer will make the sales
on the floor,
We invite your consignments after August
3, 1898,
ROBERTS & STYRON,
lMlOPllIFTOIlN.
ss aaf a im j. sip
THE iiEV V7AY.
TTTOMEN used
lo think " la
male diseases "
cculd only be
trraled after "lo
c a I eiamlna
tlons" by phvsl
ciin. Dreaa of
such treatment
kepi thousands of
molest women
llenl about their
auflerlng. Tha In
troduction of
Wlin of Cardul has now demon
trated that nlna-tenlha of all tha
cases of mensrrual disorders do
not raqulra a physician's attention
at all. The simple, pura
UVa In the pftney of a voman'i
ewa home InsMraa qatck rsHef and
peedy carr. Worrxta need aot
Wtata wrm. Vine nt Cardtal re-
na aa hmllUH eaarnUa
or (u adopriosi. It cvrsaany
dlssaas thai oosnea under the ee4
al "leaneJe wsbsa" dlsordsnl
snwma, taltlaf t4 the r-osnb,
whlue.",chreoIMe. ttmakaa
womea beeeillui Wy rraaklnf thet)
elt It keep them jrovar by '
kearptrtf Ham beahhy. f 2 al
the 4rf taafa. . '
PV saVtee esssa n satin saaaaal
VMaU0naV talftaWWaM, fjrtsavf 7MfSBnMaL '-
Ike ' UaSaa' SwMr lwil.J
t ae Ch.11 nas Milisaas U Ctias
. t mctaot. ba, ur.
eaeaiee ef yael seaami ta
say pimm ,, aaS 4 4 H a aa al aaaal Caaa
.iaailwe Rnv laaia ra4ae.w
1
El 10
?4AI,E OF
Basement for ( railing:
7llxl,rll Feet.
ROMULUS A. NUNN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NBW BXRNa, - N. O.
a-Manna, rraal ntrf, Oppaall
Hetvl Itallaaha.
Practice- in Craven nnd surrounding
counllea.
JAPANESE
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Sjeaas of tMataaant. A aaverailllnf can fa Hke
ot arry aatara and lama N aaaaassnapatalkai
arlln tlat kalis, wkMi is nharal, and . raaahe ,
ra daaihL anaaeaaaary. war aaas IM( IstrlSle
tsMeef We aeek a WrlHea aaeteatee la eaik
liaes. No Car., Na Pav. sac. saal i a boa, t M
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rraas 1.IVI1 s STOMACH t(,ULATta a4 '
lUXltt rUKIPIatR. aeaali, aalld awd ilaesa ,"
to uaei eanacaaoj axasrjtea arc aauaraaa asaa a ,
aaas S casus. 1
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be slmi arHa s ft aoa a aanra ot pile Cera,
Mirvrce Taa oeavuaa raassj JaMtaaae) FllJl .
Cvaa 1st sets eafcy kf ,
P.8 DUFFY, Nv Berne, tf. U
Lane & Wilcox,
, Beecaaiora to Gay K Lane, .
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and Ooaranlrd aa pra-ntr I.
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