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r 4 TO mw YllLUMl Ulll NIW BEEN, CRAVEN COUNTY. N. C. FRIDAY, APKIL in. 1900 -SKOMi StaTluS. MMBCK U V FINISH TICKET Populists Put Out A Full List Of Of fice Seekers. 1). in icmt ir l.atillflin Meetlne' Itiiom I ns licry Thing rmo. bIiI". Laree Krward I-or t Ire ('niter-'. Middle Of Kad l'o )i n 1 i f-1 lUl.Ktuii, A t ! 19 At a ial- I, our list nilit the 1'upuli.l convention iini-liid up Ihe noiiilimiiuus lor llie Male lid - Cyrus Slee of Wcpencr Continues. Ambulance Corps Become Soldiers. LoNixin, April 18. The Daily Mill trig dispatch folio. cl. Cyrus 1 lioiiipaoii i ;r in,uinor, A C: t-Jiufi ril LI ui-'jovcruor. J. 1!. htlinlkfii.M'trelnry of Male, 11. W Ayer, Amlilor, V II. Woith, Tieasurrr. II. F Hcintell, Alloincy (Icncrnl, f C. Enp lisli, Hum rintenilenf nf l'ul lie lunlrur- tion, J. (1. lliinirick, l.i.hor Ct.minH slouer, A. rt. Peace, Chairman Corpora tlun Comniissinneis, J T. l'nsrhal, Cor poralion Coinnii'.sioner, J. M. Siewbornc, CommUsioiiur of Ai iculturc; Hit . DIs .fudge, .1. .1, V'itlier8;iiion; EI clor.--il large, U. I! Davis, W. P. Mcrrilt. 'I lie new State executive iu i.millco winch includes I lie Centrd l mi :ee was chosen a-i follows: Ccnlr.il Coin ib i l tee, -Marl hi H tier, cliairniniitllal W. Aer, viri-cl.alrir.Hn; J V Alii. hell, J, l' Click, A. S. 1'cuce. . I! I.loyil, .1. T. (iarrclt. 1st, District, V. .T . Lenry; 2nd, H. B. K nisei; lir.l, li M.Col. ; 40i, II. K. King; Ti ll, .1 1 II iWiovci; Cih, H. A. KiIiiuiihI; 7Ui, S. () Knmliartlt; lh. II. I'. IJiek m in; lull, I. l'urguson. Minion II. itlcr, Cyrus Thompson and S. A I.i.wicnce weir flecltd memliers ol the i'ot iilir-l Nulii'iml Kxet utivc Cnni- niiltee I rum I lii-i . tnlc. Knurl ei ii th lee files ht hirer, weie tlccKil In ihe Nhlii iih! I'opuli-l Cod v. nlion nl Moux City Miiy !l 1 1 ; l.esiiles the disl t iel ilelegntcs. Thus nils ll.e I'lahiMi-ts hcie, May "ml. the licinihliciui iSinle Couvenlion will i n ull soicc litll:' nlir lu re. Tin re is final I'leHi-uie anil snlisfai linn al I I.e. succcr.s of the I l inoi rnll rati lii alien iinelinBH now in pioprei-sln tin- riiiliiiont iiolinn. (Icinii.l Thomas K. loon, li e lmii.iiiie lor tupi rinlcnd- cil of . ill, lie iiisliuciion, anived here, liiivin.!.; ly i:a n i f pulsing husiuess l et n Imk i i! to mi hniuf lor a liny i r two I'e mal el I lie ii.i i tiiigt : The lull ii si is ii U : : e. The pioplc wiilll to licnrlhc rre.il iiel ion of I he hi tir Ihe uno'ii 'mont - dim iiosi il ilit piissioil ulelv. tin at i :v t's iilttnd (he unit ini's All el i:t, m.i nl : 1 am greiillj plensul v. i;lf llie outlook, mid vi r Krenl!) in pieced willi Ihe palienee mid inlerisl ut t,n r iiuililois. 11 I nm any judge llie people are ready lo seltlo for ever this c.n at iiieslion of the amend mei,l an I emi a Iroiilile w hieli has for these muiy years recurred liicc nially." lie vta. a-ked lo give his views regard ing statu aid lo higher ediiculion and said in rrply : 'lain In favor of it favor anylliiHg the legislature may do In that direction. I know I he position I in to rcr.upy Is no place fo: a narrow minded man, nor for one who has prejudice, thank (Ind niv life lias lieen above the low lane of prejudice." The slate democratic committee will meel lure aain this monlh, it Is under stood, lo aiiange tome importnnt details of the cnnip il'i. The Noil Ii Curolins Millioilist Eplscc pal conference tends as delegates to the Ecumenical council at Washington neit iweck Revs. K. I). Swindell and K. M Ii impass and Josejili F. Browu. The Inli n and llie Crow n Life Iusur nnce ronipanlcs apply lo I ho Insurance commissioner fur peimisslon lo do hunt n"ss in Ui l-i stale The governor last uk ceildid to honor '.lie requisition n( li e govcrno- of Tennessee lor l'dXler r-licmwill, the Aaheville mini rhaiged with swliidlln( Knnxvilk- hatik out of 4,0j0. Hherc well is Iklillei! In keep from going 10 Tennessee TUo Southern rally olTen .riC0 rc rd for Inforniulloii leading to I ho i!e. taction of the win -cullers on this illvl slon. Tne evidence of all linemen who have mado rrpaiis Ii that tbn cutting w at done Ity expeit linemen, and they aav tho sliikrrs have several such with llieiu. J. A. I'arker, of Kuulucky, secretary of the mldille-of thc-ruad populism was here, lo wati h Senator Butler and the lalter's Norili Carolina ou t Ii i. He says the middle iif-'.he-roadots will Ret aouie North Carolina delegatea. lie assails Kenalor ll'iller lu lio uncertain I si. goage. has received t lu from Soulh Af'icv IircD7.o Mnriiies, April If. The Ilocrs ar' ex'r nielv anxious al.oul We IK'iier. The Mnndard and I lingers News of ycsleulay s ,ys ihe Hrili-b there are iiiilj ixpieiedl) surrender. Winir liIi, the Boer conimandant at Ktmali ii rl, said a telegram ariived today an- nouut lu lln. il,e Lairiaon hail surren- leieil .Nearly half the members of ihe-l'li!- c0 Hiubulan x corps, which has st riven! at Pretoria, tore oft their Red riMs bailees when offered Mausers, ou-nil Flay has notified the Transvaal veiiiinuiit It will be necessary for him report I his lo Washington. Maseru, Basuliland, April 17. Col onel I Illicit) 's losses since lie has Lee ii leged at Wcpcner have been 20 killed an MlH) wouii Ii d. The llo.T losses aie poi led lo have been considerably heav ier. After the night attack on April 12 the cad u ere It ft on I ho field, where they t". I lie unhurled. There Is a eonllicl of pinion among the Boer leaders. Some i s;il to attack again, while others re use lo do so Desultory cannon firing n l Iihi p-ho,iilng continue. I he Caledon Is rising, which alarms the Boers, who are now on both sides of ihe liver and might be cutoff if Ihe stream were to become flooded. Five Itoer guns are believed to be disabled. Taylor at, Washington. WahmishTiih, April IS Mr." Taylor, SOUTH AFRICA. THE BAL POUDRE. A ROI'SlNr. CONCERT. i ROW IN ALABAMA. Republican Convention Goes lo Shooting and Then Splits. Hpct inl to Journal MoNTtio.Mr.HY, Ala , Aptil 19 A row ninong the di legitles of the Hepiiblican onvention started before the body had been called lo order, fler a scene of gieai exciieincLl, accompanied by some slioot- ig in which one man was seriou-ly huil the (tovernor cleared both factions oui of I ho Slate house building ami ground'. The convention was scheduled to meet at noon, but by the rule of admission ol only uncontested delegations caused confusion and delay. (lust,,!, Scott Vsuglin iind Mauu were at the rear door g'laitling w In n Moragn who had been appointed sergeant al arms by uisjoiilv of the executive committee demanded admission and wits refuted. A uiinrrel followed Moragn shot Scut I in Ihe hand and breast. Seolt made no effort to shirot. A great uproar followed. Moragn was laken to the Governor's oillec and liretl two shots down'ho hall, hit no one lie was stopped and quieted by speeta tors. Afier the Slate house had been cleared lilnghan. faction went loDorselt Hall, Vaughn side to the auditorium where at two o'clock the two couven tions weic in session. THE MARKETS. Brilliant Scene At Lasl Night s Kail. Hcau Uful Costumes. 1 It has bten loLg since pretty a scene as ihe one presented al Usl night's dance ' at the Planters Warehouse lias been seen in New Bern It was Hie fancy dress ball, the Ival Poudie, sn I mauy of the la dies were In old Colonial costumes, wilh their attendant gallants The dance opened wilh the Grand March and the Program showed fourteen dances. The old lashioned May Pole presented an Interesting feature. The Orand March was led by Chief Mashal T. W. Dewey and Mrs. J. T. Hollisler. Among the ladies w ho were noticea ble for their costumes were Misses Addle Claypoole, Emma Stevenson, Augusta La Motte, Mary Moore, Anuie Purnell, Beltie Wlndley, Mabel Hughes, Brad ford 11 man, Daisy Smith, Li..ie Ellis, Klhel Hughes, Margaret Small wood, Anuie K Tinker, Marie Westcott, Annie Oreen, Cammic Lord, Anna Borden, I Alice Maklcy, Hodges, Duncan, Perry,! Williams, Urquarht. The gentlemen noticeable were Messrs Stevenson, Williams, Hughes, Heiidei-j son, Nunn, 0. Dunn, Bradluim.W Dunn,! Clavpoole. 1 - i Among those on the floor in the Orand March were Colonel Jno. S. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Bryan. Some of the dresses worn were heir looms and were wurn In ye olden li up. ihe most remarkable was that worn by Miss llettie Windlcy which once adorn ed Ihe greal-great-grandmother of the oung lady and was wern at a ball in Tryn Palace in New Bern, 10!l years go last night, at which General George Washington was present. THE SCENi SANG IN WHEN EMMA NEVADA HER NATIVE TOWN. Ab liHt.o( III AustlB Ihe l.lUr of XXbl.l, I'robHlily No Other Mntit-r llMT r..r;l. Vf J hi mid Wrddlu I tiki, nm Boioriiln. A i ::. . :.t thoiltlie.il t J. : of New Ynl. Im has run. tin ! 1 in. Ar..i irnn 1 1 1 1 ..I many fnnn,n . i ., i . t:,c uild ii, i n .,i - . ,, i i-iicuniiteiiil ti.tinn III j . ..km I..-.:,,. 1 said 'Tin tiinih' wa.-. II Mum . Knil, her nam . t, her ii p 1 ln-i M'Ul lu i ahi Kh.- tu.-ei-i.!. in Kiii-i,; .-. and A pildi'. She Clllnr in In W OStl I'll St Willi. Nov. I Niiada. an.l i. Mr. Mm kni t ii the uiouiit. nts il fur U UlllM, :l! i lllildr II l: :lm 1. Islitl W buck ( .1,1 foil 111,, I I, 1 in at l. 1 liCis i ill the t-.i : I ha I w est. it .t illl KI C.it Ml' 'llie A :stin pi-, n.;' -i ..! sin- If l.i: i st :nb' with Am, Hill, sni.i; i s,. I.iil ill, in t pic didn't llkr u as sl in U up Shr Drrldprl to ileninti, "I Will.' '.,.''. live With Ion . II, : . ' . "You lea i' iiic, villi.,,'' 1 , nski-d. -Vis. I m ill " "Wlien-" -Now- rtjrt t f t ! s i ,. -,. "You'll g.i ..a.. ' "Yes. sir ' 'I u uiil-in I it I i,,, y P.ut I v. ill ami I d. fi v. vent mi- I Inn e soil, ,1 i us long as I i a n put up " n, "( Hi. 1 shan't lit, lo mi. i . i qtlli'lly n-plicil "1 11 simpit i . , the isilli-c Unit i, ii u :l.- has i, onsly dis:: i;n a I lint II ..mi desi-ript iuii. nm I I ttill git c it Wt'ili No ": sin,"-.; ton hat,- ;.n huge month; tun tuilk M:!T I. kne, eye? u" - s; t in ir lllttlc.- II: is till ' til! I l.e nllllll . to ,t O il Ill l :t (111.- I r . mo. NY.- The following quotations were rcceiv otlby J. E. Latham, Now Bern, N. C. Nkw Youk, April 10. Cotton; Open. High. Low. Close May 0.50 9.T.0 0.4r 0 45 Aug 9 23 9 20 0 28 9 2li sT-pt 8.4:1 8.40 8.43 8 47 Oil ... H IS 8.19 8 15 8 18 Nov 7.09 8.0.- 7 00 8.03 Jan 8.00 8 0,ri 8 00 8 0S I'llll'AIH) MAHKKTS. WiikaT: Open. High. Low. (lose May 5l (WJ July Otij lli Ct)HN- May 3S J 38 J July 30 301 C A O 321 81J So. R j Pfd .18 J 58 Con.T 811 leather 11J . Ill n O Pao BOJ R9 T. C. 1 8.H 87 Con.T 8j 8fll A. C. O . 30 Cotton receipts at all ports. were 4,000 bales W. II. Shlpman, Beardsley, Minn under oath, says be suffered from dyr pepsla foe twenty-five year. Doctors and dieting gave bat little relief .'Tl ually be used Kodol Dyspepsia Care sad now rat what ba likes and as much ha wants, and be feels Ilka a now man it digests what j ou rat. K. 8. Duffy C E. State Contention. KtrerTlhlni k-la readiness for the Christian Endeavor State Convention lo ba bald In Ualolgh next week, April 20 20, and every Indication Is that Ibis will ba In every way an Interesting and belp lltn Republican claimant lo the Governor ful convention. TSlp of Kmiluckj, wsi al fha ( ap.lol tc-L It was my privilege lo ba In Ralalgh day and held an Imprompla reception In l'l week la the Interest of tba oonraa lha llcpubllLon rbak rooms of Dm fjooala linn. Many of I ha rnarrhanu, all wboaa aad of ibi flnuse. I bait lima lo see, willingly oonaaalad When Mr. Tailor Ural tctched tba to ixa tba CUirialiaa Eadeavor Blata ool Capitol, locomi any all h aomj frie atla, art In lha daoorallow of ihelr plaeaa of wai la Itcil lo tba fliwir of lira ilnoM boslaaaa darlaj tba coattallott, so wa i,, id. t. li it i The Opera Last Night. The Herald Square Opera Co , present I the Chimes of Noimandy last night it the theatre, ami each of the principals cored a success. Tonight the company will give Km IJiavolo, and Saturday night The Bo- lemiali Girl. Those who enjoy music should not il lo attend these last nights of opera. Reserved seats al Waters. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. llinl hud I ,!;. I. raid slu- i am illhl sin- tins iiiuiii-ilinti !.t " "I tt net Nev..' sin- - "1 idlnol isn't ,,.-sil, - Til mat " -Ihe ei.pins cnllld net i i sl i, 'I ilo n't al. ton pay evci ytl.ii;' :i:,t me thcic. '1 la t s.i tin in. 1 will ,-!,,,, t "Well, sl.e -,, l,,l was sheer liilnn y willing to pay Ihe l i had to hate our pi , 1m k ,1.1 li ling, i t l'l e to i:, II. U. Net id one il II (In i iJm.' aim 1 1 Im'o oueert ill Austin. t ,f in v chair. nl 1,1 he ennrnious. We to stand it. I will niuoiuit only lake t I am ashamed ol and tin pnpi'i-- Il olhel i, nl to lie In:. tt :1V But died moil thai mm s !V eoaelles elilllheil ,d ttilli t four or f: '., Austin ,i, I thought it rada ttas t e went. W e nr sevei al Ii u ii aiiil take coin- tv gauge roai its Ihe :., Mr Jus (' Davis of Beaufort was in Hit il y yesterday. VI r R II Baxler of Stonewall was a visitor in the city yesterday. Miss Iiura Williams and Miss Klor nee Joiicb of Raleigh are visiting al fudge II R Bryan's. Collector E C Duncan passed through last night en mule to Beaufort. Miss Mlnnio Bedford of Raleigh arriv ed last night and is visiting at Mrs Rosa Smith's. Messrs C M Babbitt and J S Hasnighl returned last night from Raleigh, Miss Olivia Cheatham passed through yesterday morning returning to h-r home In Oxford. She was accompanied by her sister Mrs S W Kcrrebee of Stone wall. Mr and Mrs W T Hcirltagc returned yesterday morning to their homo in Asbevllle from a visit to relatives. . Mr Guy Poller of Beaufort was in the city yesterday. Mr R M Van Evera of New York who has been In the city several days left last night for Beaufort. Mr. Henry Pcarce Is vlsillng relatives In the city. The Ooldaboro Rllles returned home yesterday. Lleul Chlswell and Engineer Tamer of the Rcvcnuo Culler Algonquin, arriv etl from Cbaleston, S. C, last night, anil are guests of Mrs. Sill. M las Klorcnoe Jones and Miss Laura Williams of Raleigh aro visiting at.ludge Henry R. Bryan's, A TraseO'r ' Moat Diana. The story of the destruction of the bntha of Bt. Oervals at the foot of Mont Blanc. In 1802. la told lu "The Annals of Mont Biunc." Tbla w in one of the calamities that could scarcely hove bOen predicted or averted. Owing to the stoppage of the sub glnflal drainage. In aonie wny never BHccrialnotJ, a Inko was formed under the Tete Itouaaa Kinder, In which an enormous body of water was pent up at a spot 10,000 foot above the sea lev el. Bvtween 1 and 2 o'clock on the nicht of July 12. 1802, the, Ice that had held the lake gave way. The water awept In a torrent of tre meudoua forca over the Icm'rt de IVrro Hondo, gathering up thousands of tons of rock and stones In lu courao. It poaaod with a terrific ronr under lha hamlet of Blonnaaaay, whlcb It did not Injure, destroyed half tba village of H Ion nay ou tba highroad between Con taining and Bt Qerrala and. tearing qp tree aa It wool along, joined tba main rtvrr of tba Boo-Nant. Following toe river oed and dMtroy Ing on Ita way lha old Pool da Diablo. It hm-tod Ita auclhlng Hood of water. timber, atonaa and tuod upon the.aolld Al slrn, tram. "1 id fjunia i ihl.l.r. and I:-' They would go I,: 11,1 the . Illlf. Mill. howl for i'nnina i oil I and talk lo I wilh everybody s'. slntre of the not, us. Init it w nsn'l that met as at tin the tow ii and a'' turned oul. :: li-l I crowd 1 etel ..:v and Indians .-. nl p,,,pl... :;ll sinil.e wild t. it II I'M ill l! "Hi tl.a: :ii 1 tins n.H.ll semi hunt , I - 'illsniM.i: 1 lore, ami I in -lioilt ll'.ill i mountains ,itn lil.i" i ions lieior, I mid H.V. pie I,, iin lu boa i d the I ! the 1,1 l 'd 1 I tt; it up st, She ami , ,1 oil Hi, ::ie and i .tood :iml sk the lim it oilr elottil. ell Ihe people I t body tfollld ada Mould go n n:u! shake hands mlu'l kiss. A good lent to Austin with : Il.llig lo Ihe crowd .'..,.i I'vel t ldt III eo'inlit i.uilid had , wile ll.e ipleelest ..in. t .. a ml eott hot s ,!:u. ii ; coiiveiitioiial :;, t. oilier unil ail .s ulad tve had come, i; ! of my lite at n-e. Talk a it. nit cu ll, tt w loll il was l.e ii ,1 anything like ihe i hen that young -nr. I'.teryl.o.ly leered and cheer threw kis.es ii in: "W' relet, lii thai : she Tea "I , -i ::,-,. I; . th, Il e. Ill go hi :: Thev ghu, I : II) sllellee. i ll, II II w as pin i II seen he huil 1 dead w no,! i ii t'olumliiis .loin iia'. I!,n Crval XX'tirU. A Chicago i no i who pas wiltleii a bonk ttas telling iilmtil II Hie oilier day to a friend who hud once dour him a sert Ice. "By the way." said the iuitlnu. "1 old lie delighted lo give you a i opy my v. orU. If yon care for It." I should he i core tlll'.ll pleased lo have It." v. us the reply, "especially if von will write tour iiaine In It." ll ilgl.t There is n li.e.k:;tiii e Juki nroi.m'i the coiner. If yon will ae company me. v. e will go there anil get It. I ihin'l hapiH'ii to Inive n copy in my olllee j,.: t i.ott ." Alter they l ad slopped to glance at some ol Hie net1, thing:; 111 tile liooK store Hie null ,r hailed n clerk and. pushiie: ! 1 1 s e'.n si te,:t teiy Car. asked I'm- Hie inn el l mil he had tt l IHen. "Ye:-, sir." the eh in: s:';.i "We l ave It III, i, 111, I here soincw liele, 1 lielieti'. I, ill toll I. I'e ll'e In:. I one who has ever in ked for a copy, and il may take me Milne time in hu.l II. Wouldn't n inf illing i he do Jlls.1 f.ell'.' We hate a - ii ,:l n::;!:;, In . le; I inks ::l the same (,'hie:i;.:i Tillies llcralil. I i', tonhln'l lllileh gi ill. I. It g 1 w:i. .. ', anv have heliete inline feeliu Ite llie. II Well hrainl new Ituill up ,ll!l. Austin a .lis 1 hud SEVEN RUNNING SORES CURED BY' Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE. JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA aj a Biood Food and Nerve Energtier, ta the greatest SPRINO MEDICINE ever discovered. Il comes u a rich blessing from heaven to the ' wrn out." the run down, the overworked and debilitated. That " tired feelir,,' thse ' s, - ::.g spes. ' t-,e languor and despondency which arise from badly nour ished nerves, fro-i tn.n. vii;a:ed blood and an underied body, vanish aa If by a magic spell. The weariness lassitucc nr.d nervous prostration wh'ch accompany the spring, time and the heat of summer, are conquered and banished at once. For every form of neurasthenia a:,d all a;'.men:s ol the brain and nerve, insomnia, hysteria and nervousness generally, it is almost a spe.:ii.c. It iurn:shes the very elements lo rebuild worn-out nerve tissues. It feeds bra n nerve centers and nerves, calming an4 equalizing their action: It makes rich. red. honest biood. Newness of life, new hope, new strength fallow its faith ful use. It makes the weak strong, and the old young again. It was Ihe antiquated (but now happily exploded) method In the good old times, to treal Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Cancer and other troublesome disorders arising from BLOOD TAINT with powerful alteratives, such as mercury, arsenic and other minera' agents. It was expected by this treatment that the poison could be killed while the blood was left to course through its channels holding in its circulation the speciftc germs of the disease. But in this way, every part o! the body became more or less diseased. Noth ing can be more terrible than a horribly destructive blood taint. It not only attacks viru lently the different structures of Ihe body, but many times the bones are honey-combed and destroyed. It often seeks out the nerves and spinal cord, and again It will bring de cay and death to some vital organ, as the kidneys, liver or stomach. There is only one scientific method for the cure of blood taint. That is. PURIFICATION I Every particle ol the blood must be removed through the execretory channels, the lungs, kidneys, bowels, liver and skin. " First pure, then peaceable.' The great restorative, reconstructive and vitalizer of the blood. JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA, not only radically and ex haustively removes the taint, but also removes all mercury, calomel and other minerals, and fills the veins and arteries with the ruby, glowing current of vitality. "The blood Is the life." Good health means pure blood. The old and reliable remedy, JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA, is univei sally regarded as the greatest Blood Purifier ever discov ' ered. This fact is now established beyond question or cavil. BLOOD POISON t l ltl ll II Y JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA. : Byron. Mich.. October 31, 1894. ; Wi'.lUms. Davis. Brooks & Co.. D'-t'-olt Gentlemen: In April Usl 1 began using JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA for Blood Poison, caused by an amputation ol one of my artr.r- I had SEVFN RUNNING SORES on my lees. I used two bottlos gud was entirely cure,! I know it is what cured me. Yours tnily, C. W. LUTHER. I IIICHIGtAK DBUGr COUPAITT, DETROIT. MICK. i ('. 1). HKAIMIAM. New Boin, N. (J. cA FEW VERY PilCE .... - i ' u sal 1 &t CHAMS. pri t )!tr:ilni'd !nlt. 1 1 Hi.- hu-ttins tluiiiiK Mr. st'i vii i :- in Kiins:is ( 'tly hvi.:n nr (li.-i: by IIk itshri-s imis ( his ;iil.VSN. Ih' was wilt .! 1 H. an.l f.ik.- :ili (hen- .-,.:.!.! :i :iv .vliri'i' i:i I hi st-a -fiu il la.i ti;ikr'"i'. t:.il iluun my kirk. "TIuti' was naly oar cni ri; tlii'ii, aii'l uc l:al to tii' taii'i' 1" tin- town. Ni-vmla n lif lainau". nl Uu tsi .f th.- firiipaiiy wriil ;i I'Mi' in Ihk wuijiiii.v 'l'l ifii ciinii the cr.twtl on hor.sclKirU, in wn-uiis ami on fi.iit. Wr tli'nvc ali)iiji a li(kli-!i iiMMiylaiii roail nl a tti i . anil uv. ry l,tllt- ilitaiRf nliiiit; l he way Ilniv unv I lias lanii i ihtf Say, it w9 yrral. Nr.:ila iliiln't Ki-t any n-st hi-fort cvi-iiiii Tin- nnttil wiinlril ln-i, and it woiihl h;ivi- Imt. Sin? nmt havr kinsnl all tin- h 1 1 1 l i -n in Aus tin ami a ittn iM-mait.ii,"'' '-f tin- khiwii M'uplp, ami. by Joe, ssli.- ii' h.l us if sw lila-(l it. i had 1iouk)( 1 km u In t. Imt she wiih a ilifTfii'iit w uiikiii ni the re in tin- mountains. "W iiai- tin miiciMt in ilir i Inirch. 'i'ho iniiiisti-r and I. with tin- tw-iM ;un-i' of t hf whole population. niiinl-n l thn seats and nuiile out tic kefs, I n kt ts sold at I mi t the house wouldn't h uia to hold the crowd, and almost n r i old pi'iee was olteiiil for HeatK. I ' ii tin- doors opt-n il, there was n stuiiiM.h' '1'lo ie wo.e ."') men lu the croud to irry wo man. Most of thru) kept mi I iir ft It huts and wore their Ironwrrs t u k i l into liih hoots. They didn't pay im altutiou to iht- aisles-just wulkiil oi tin- hi'h tmeked Heats. I Kl(Hd in the pulpll, mtd it was fuiihy to nee thit inoh pi;i ui hflpfio over tht? Hats nod iiiiikinK for front ews ncardleHa of tin- ihiiiiIhts on (heir ticUetn. "Nevnda had mine of her surliest clot lies w ith her and e,-i :' out ln.i with jew I-Is ii ud weariri n I 1 1 ; i: u that Iind iow her jL'.IHhi. I nr.ei i-xpeet to hear anythini; nKniti like the tjieetinK they j:n ve her, mid I k now she never ncn in s.iim nri she did Ihnl m'hl. She huil.' inn! Mini; until her -nr literally i;n e out, ihmI the crow d mi u t hat hho eoilldli'l keep It Up nuy loliu'ei Thel) they i In n d and Ktarletl for (he ntMK'' in buie Ii. ".enda iptend nut her hands and told them thut if Iher'd wait until tdir went and pat on a heaier, hitrh neeked town Hbe'i i nine Imk ami klnn them all and (fire every one "f them n pief of her wetlduik' rsUi . She find "junt man ieil I ir. Palmer, ami vhe tun! packed a trunk full of wcddltiir enk t 1 take In A tint in. Shi ran off In the di-lntf room nud In n lit tle w hile enme Inn k in a dnrlkv gwxrn. hrntitfht the enke In in H pans, and nhe fullilled hoth lot pnituiiira. The crowd Wii wlM with d lik'ht and wouhl hne wh(s.M-d It up nil night If their ICmiim hadn't told thi m ohe um worn out. 'The next tnorniiijr lh whole tnwn 1 turned out to inke iu to the vtntiou. mid. .ihonuh thnt nm 1." yinm o. I Indleve Ihe monntaln innxt it? echoing Tnt with tbolr '(JtHMlhy, Kum.n!' Nemdn id nhe I Wouldn't hate ini-Hed that vUll for all ! the moncj ulie nould make that 'ii and It wn, t,r lonit mid, the nnwl titer talnlng eaperlener I've bad In my taraer as a tnaaaevr. "-New ot Mun unil sn':il;ln tvus n i. I'l-Mrii! llie lu.ise sliiuil.l Hie :i in I ': 1 1 - soltcd to prt-t rid of ml. 'Will .-vi-yixMiy I.. . I li.d.l it ii,V" lii lil lip all t.tcr Ilii' di.iuli'il. "Nuw ulinke I Hal WllllUmt I II was nf ii Mil In. prohlblllonlM that Ckkr JnatiiT i'ullcr Inld tals story: A ' , . ... . r , w-.w. . nilll Ull Mllll unil mi" Biiinr nn.i, u mi , lialkllnita af lha Ht. Onrtala balhaaod M hf ,h rtrrk (f , ,., ,0 ctwiwu wiwiu nun iniuiini irr , arm, riiMrlant, milled latllanantlv. sraui buy book DfanueDted tisomt ut the Hi piibllran ryemSm, look for at alaborala dUplay of graea wmAmm ika miU KtilrWalvM flixornnra nf valln aad arhltav dnrin thnaa dava. -' - . . . CTUKllirU lllXIM 111 IW 1IUHICUII . UH . .. ...... , . ... k . m . i . . . ... . Btaiaa ua ligai w tna uonr. nawaaai imt. nr. ivey, h iwiaiga, aau ouar cronalnf tb UbamoolX roaa. n tpraaa "No: 1 wmii t" hu Brat raluclent U acoapl , tba Invitation, speaker hava baaa k-lded lo tba Hal of haelf oat In lb fora of hleoma fan trap Julct lar." faarlaf that aoma Damixral tnlgbl otv tkoaa who wilt tala part oa Ua pro.' ortf tbo aHr of tbo Art a, oeat rorinf ( lad to kit prosaarf ob tbo ftoaad that 'ra. part of tbo aUUft of U ryat la Itt . .. nf . ft- - m u ,i l war. I ba ivaa nut wi uoiersor or jieniacar, n mi7i aw prajvv wiiwui vm : - . ui-i -mii f.hk Tba IUpbllc.. aasarod bt ,A Su.a k... wuV k4 wlia' Ik.' .wbWloT. U TX l point shmiUl bf raltad . tha Itspabllcani pritoa 0. X. Boolatf al tbo paaltooll-. u,ler jj, WM aatwboro. Tbo ooo amiat te vry aiiK-b wltboat rod wortu, wauld tnaka aola.no of It aad aroalJ try. s " I lovi.lv aanltma of bo bat ha wato flra -'ylfV otatbaaamoaraiidoaa. Uatbeo ao Lot M btff a larfO utoodaaot at ua of all fot (Wo ta totxl, 0do traeo bad A Blklleal Jmrlrr-Vi hj itw run rafetr ta wrtch llmv At 1.1 Mi i. ii It sin-els .lust I ii fll"llll very ti"ed. Jj;rcilt t'el l nm : ::. nun tt i.i t.i I , s in rustic liu in. I.r i t Ill-Ill. !'., .ullid lid llMS n ':t l:ll 'I'lie sin Is v. in hall. Mr. Muiidy tl:cln:" 'I'ttclte l!nii:s:i;:il tllmsy slu cl.i of in icr wi'ic sl.ni.'eii t iejuuiislv. They luilde nil ili.leserilinlily musical siiuud. Tliele Is in, tiling lu e,:lni::le It wltll. dill' i-;i ii i. nly say It ttas u i:isl rustle. '11:111 ttill do." talied Mi. .Moody at the tui .if hi.; mice. The siuiiid ceased. 'All ilt;lil." said Mr. Mnoil.t. "Nov.' sit mi those l:,t :ii:i sheds " The a inlienct snl nil tliei : Mating lal.en Ibis iirc eillltioli ni;:ilnst 1 ii I ell iiiliiui. Mr. Mnti dy Ih'kuii bis sermon. 1 HI lie. ii ill i: Urn. Jul. "Ixmk hi ii," Miid Mr .lo house iip-iit. "nit ttife tt ill today, and I want ton In 1 1 that tiiuisi taken. " "Kill. 1 1 1 v kimhI sic' aireni. "it Isn't laken " "It Will he Ihell." Jones. "I nm liikluc: .Tonea onn't ninke up alie'll iviint II illreclly can't Ret II " l.oiiduu s to the eallini; her that ive hate been looking at Is protested the Also a II ire fast. Slriis, ! I lllllllii Im Sinitll Suirnr ('liretl lijilisll ' 'llfi'il Sim lltvf. 'io I IlllllS, I'l'eilk tll'I'S. 'ha on Mai'kel Oniiei Kivsli l.d CloM'i- Hill KlL'iti l'ltiller. :!iic H. ( ' ihiii'il liiiiils of al I kind.-', i iuuils ilelivi'l'cil mix vv llil'e in 1 rcsjiectfiiliv suliril a sliai'e ReSllt'clfllllV, ritil I'nllt'i' ami ani'V Fresh and fresh. lie fit V free. u r triule. j. l mm 'Plione 91. 71 -IVliulesnle A Retail O rotter, Rn,H Hi. 2 I listvered It litilt her lllllld, she think: I'eleciaph. Mr M VH. I ml Rhe A Knlr InnerriNiri. Toininy I know imtv why you wear only one eyeglass. IIIn IIIk Slsler's Iti-nu W hy'' Toininy-Itrolher .link says yon onuht Hi see with hnlf nn eve that hIb- ter tltvesn'l tine nnyihlnif nhout you. JeweleiK- Weekly. The Morn a.rl.iiiH. Marriage ia a aerlnus tiling CTvnl many Rlrls Ii I n ii' t aa lielnu; alnlo. hut to a half us serinim Uhl.li lo ll.,,. A nmncan often Improve hN minneia hy dropping aome of them. From $1 50 to 5 OO A tiny paid to Agent for rnvai all K o tr piitdiealiona. Kor particulara at' dreaaH. W UEXM-l. 1 lavidoc.k, N. ., HlHto Atnl I iilrr null inal I'uli C.'. Lawrence & Co., (ksi Ani.iHiiitn 1IV53 ) Wholesale Ccmmissioa fierciiaiilx, FRUITS AND PRODUCE. 20 No. Hide Faneull Hall Market, IIOSTOX. - nHH. SPECIALTIES: Peaches, Melons, Southern Fruit and Truck. Sweet and Irish Potatoes. Largest and Finest Stock of ... . Ever Found in New Bern. Buggies Wagons Harnesses Robes I have moved to the Broad Street Stables, purchased of J. W. STEWART, where I shall be glad to meet all friends and customers. 1 jr. .A Jones, New Bern, - N. C. ajimtutntiimmttiniiitiimnimiMiiiiiK r r . r a a tarnfMtr ... MmnPC- ls.LUiU.iaL UUVIUte; erntrd, bat bo did Bot make hi in self eo. ooavaolloa. aptcaoai oi Iba floor, remaining all tbt ' ' ' Ifasiio Ban lima It Iba Republican cloak rooms. Cb'ai'a Tmt Dept. Traaa. If aa'g'r. baa aaappod Ilka rooda aod eoortnotn block a of ttooo or atrawa am tbo drear waato. Two reflate. lUforaaoao Faooon Rail Kalloaal fiaak, Bnatoa frail and Trait Exchango, Rnatoa Chanbar of Uomntorco, E 0 bua O-K'a M arcaalUo AgaoeT.' mm M roa. MEN and VOr.1EH.s 1W.ITV tnd watmni In Hi. afi of rhwl XK f el mm, mark a rilw, (imnlw, immS, If f T J Im m .1 1 1 1 ! V mnr nm, Jmuivi, If f M Limt Mmmhrntm. tkt unai tflMll mil ' V 1 i J 1 VI atSf. lr., mm4 In aiMwas of a K i rOm. u.ii ill ii tmnlm tl'o. 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The Semi-Weekly Sun-Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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