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THE JOURNAL.
tl. . NUM.
Editor.
3JEW BERNE, N. C., NOV. 2. 1884.
Watered at the Post office at New Heme, N C.
a second-class matter. ,
THE TRUTH. IS ENOUG H.
w learn that Georee Terrell (col)
who wag defendant in a case for selling
whisker, in the U. S. Court at New
Berne, was released this week and sent
to Wilson with instructions to register
and vote. This is what Radicalism
does. Wilson Advance.
The' Republican party has sins
enough to answer for when the
truth and nothing but the truth is
told. A false charge like the above
wilkbe sure to re act and hurt the
party that makes it more than the
one it Is intended to hurt. We were
"present when the case of United
States vs. George Terrell was called,
and he went to trial before a good
jury, three-fourths of whom we
dare say were Democrats, and they
returned a verdict of "Not guilty"
in less than ten minutes after they
.ii..'' ttti ii i ;
ipoK me , case, vvueiner any in
structions were given to Terrell by
the officers of the court after his
acquittal we know not; but this we
lo know, if he is like the rest of the
colored men in North Carolina he
needed no such instructions as is
said in the above item to have been
given.'
: , We,' believo tho officors of this
court are as free from partisan bias
in the discharge of their official
duties as any .court in North Caro
lina. : We think it the duty of the
press to defend the courts against
unjust charges of corruption as well
as to expose them when they axe
guilty. While thero is no direct
charge of corruption made in this
case, yet . the intimation is that
George Terrell was released for the
purpose of having him to vote tho
Republican ticket. Such was not
the caie.
not 80 now. This exhibit tears
away the glass, through which we
had seen her but dimly, and we be
hold an empire Fast, rich and vir
gin. ; . - M - . '
Energy and enterprise have pene
trated the deeD recesses ' of the
earth and brought ' up rich and
ppaikling gems and ores, wiucu
form one of the most glittering con
stellations that adorns the diadem
of any State in the Union.-' ,
I in tables and shelves arrangeu
for the nnroose are larce nusreetsof
pure or almost pure goici, crystals,
hi vm normer. iron. mica, coin 01
, - . ' ..
several varieties, uacoiumite 01
flexible sandstone, ametiiysts, sap-
nhires. &c. &o. Last, but not
least, we see beautiful specimens of
the now and valuable gem Kuown
as the lliddenite, - This mineral is
said to be more valuable than the
diamond, and is found only in this
Stte. The ' display shows tbat
North Carolina produces every
manner of fruit or grain that can be
grown in any State, and as fine in
quality as that gathered from any
soil. 1 . C - '
The displays of machinery, art
and handiwork show that the peo
lle of North Carolina are not want
ing in ppnms or mental ability.
A most wonderful curiosity was
pointed out to me in tne Aioemarie
exhibit, boinff the trunk ofa mam
moth cvnress tree, inside of which
can be quartered one company of
the State uuaru, tuirty-turee m
number. Time and searching may
yet compel California and the Yel
low Sfonfi National Park to hand
the banner for large trees down to
jjforfh Carolina.
The people seem to have awak
ened from their letbarcv and ap
pear to have all the energy of giants
reiresueu whu .ubw nyw. f uj
have iusfc discovered that they arc
surrounded by untold millions of;
undeveloped wfttfrh, ana they win
soon command a position as a State
commensurate witii tl.vejir rcspjjrces
wealth and ability.
It certainlv eclipses aiiv State ex
ln'hit that I have ever seen, andmv
surprise at all this array of wealth
could not have been greater had I
suddenly and unexpectedly awak
ened A oin a night'd repose in some
foreign eoijutry.
I shall never jyjgret having visited
tho Old North State and seen this
iHpgaiticent display.
Peospectob.
ELAINE AND THE PREACHERS.
', Several hundred pastors . of
churches and students of Divinity
called on Mr. Blaine in New York
on ' Wednesday last, the! result of
which will probably ' cost him the
Irish Catholic vote tbat has been so
much relied on in New Ydrk City
Tho. clergyman who delivered the
address of welcome used the follow
ing words, which the Sun was care
ful to omit in an extended account
of the reception: ;
MWe are very happy to welcome you
to this circle. , You see here a represen
tation of all the denominations of this
city. You see the large number that
fere represented. We are your friende,
llr. Blaine. Notwithstanding all the
calumnies that have been waged in the
pap'ers against you, we stand by your
ide.: We expect to vote for you next
Tuesday. We have a higher expecta
tion, which is that you will be the Presi
dent of the United States, and that you
will do honor to your name, to the
United States and to the high office you
will occupy.- We are Republicans, and
don't propose to leave our party and
identify ourselves with the party whose
antecedents have been RUM, ROMAN
2311 and REBELLION.', We are loyal
to our flag, we are loyal to you. " ;
' The North Carolina Fair.
if Correspondence Fay ettevllle Observer.
Mb. Editor: As I am in the
ty of Ealeigh, North Carolina,
here the .State Exposition is in
ogress and will continue until the
!i of the present mouth, I hope
i ' will allow me to give your
lers a faint idea of the immense
ibit. Keaiiy, I am bo greatly
-prised, and carried away - in
zement, that 1 am at a loss to
ty where to ' begin. ; The first
that strikes me most forcibly
: . at any one. State possesses so
y varied resources and in such
'kau8tiblev quantities. , Being
moved from this State our
cf her have ahvav Ven very
; j"55ociatc;l .t '.'i those of
':icl h: " r-t
A Railway Lesson.
It was a hot, dusty, day, when
two or three passengers entered the
train on the Iowa Division of the
Chicago and Northwestern Eoad at
Bridgewater. 'Among them was a
stylishly-dressed young man, who
wore a stilt white nat, patent
leather shoes, the neatest of cuffs
and sain iost ot stand-up coll.irs
lie carried cane, and carefully
brushed the dust frpm the seat in
front of me before he ai down.
Just across the aisle, opposite
him, sat a tired woman, holding a
sick baby. I never saw on any face
a mors discouraged, wornout, des
pairing look than that on the
mother s face, The baby was too
sick even to cry, ft lay moaning
and gasping in its mother's lap,
wnue tne ausc ana cinaers lew n
at the open door and windows.
The heat and the dust maile travel'
ing, even for strong men, almost
unbearable. :
; I had put down the stylish young
man in iron tot me as a specimen
of the dude family, and was making
a mentaJ calculation on the proba
ble existence of brains under the
new hat, when, to my astonishment,
he leaned over the aisle and said to
the woman,
''Madam, can I , be of any assist
ance to you! Just let me hold your
baby awhile. You look very
tired."
, The woman seemed much sur
prisea, inougn cue request was
made in the politest and most do
licate manner. A
"Oh, thank you, sir I" said she,
tremulously, ul am tired," and her
lips quivered.
i "I think the baby will como to
me," said , the young man, with a
smile. : "roor tningl it's too sick
to make any objection. I will hold
it carefully, madam, whila you lie
down and rest awhile. Have you
come far!'? '
"From the Black Hills."
"What! By stage!" -"Yes;
but the baby was
when I started. I am on my
home to friends in the East.
Iinshnndiri -
- .7 .
"Ah yes, I see, I see J" continued
the young man, in a sympathetic
tone, as jie; glanced at the bit of
crape in the little travelling hat.
By this time he ; had, taken the
baby, and was holding itjn his
arms. ' -r.fJ-'- -i
"Now you can lie down and rest
a little, Have you far to ero !" , . , .
I "To . Connecticut," replied the
woman, almost' with a sob, as she
wearily , arranged a shawl over , a
valise and prepared to , lie down in
tne Beat. .,,"v v', . 1
"Ah yes, 1 see V And fcou haven't
money enough to go In a sleeping-
ar, have you, m adam !" The poor
woman oiustieu faintly and put one
hand over her face, while thetear3
dropped between l.cr vrrm f --crs.
I l-v'-e 1 cv..t Cf )' -. ' -.'-"
well
way
My
a mist came over my eyes, while I
changed wy calculation of the
young man's, mental ability. He
looked thoughuully and Mendeny
down at the baby, and in a short
time the mother was fast asleep.
A woman sitting across the aisle
nomine, who had heard as much
of the conversation as I had, came
and onered to relieve the young
man of his chanre.. "I am ashamed
of myself for not offering to take
the baby troni the motner, Deiore.
Poor little thing I It's asleep."..
'So it is. I'll surrender it to you
now" (with a cheerful smile.). ,
At this point the train stopped
at a station, and the young man
rose in his seat, took off his hat,
and said in a clear, earnest voice:
"Ladies and gentlemen, here is
an 'opportunity for each one of us to
show that we have been brought up
in a Christian land, and have had
Christian lathers and mothers.
This poor woman'.' (pointing at the
sleepiug mother) "has come all the
way from the Black Hills, and is on
her way to Connecticut. Her hus
band is dead, arid her baby is ill.
She hasn't money enough to travel
in a f leeping car, . and is all tired
out and discouraged. ' What will
yon do about it!" ' '
''Do!" cried a big man down
near the' water-cooler, rising . ex
citedly, "Do ! i Take np a collection,
the American citizens' last resopt in
distress, ' 111 give five dollars,"
The effect was electrical. The
hat went around, and tho way tho
silver dollars and quarters and ton
cent pieces rattled in it, would have
done any true heart good.
I wish I could dfi8cribo the look
on tho woman's face when she
awoke, and tho money was given
tohcr, She tried to thank us all,
and failed; she broke down com
pletely,. But, p dj'dnl need any
thanks. '
There was a pjeepiug car on the
train, aud the young man saw the
mother and child transferred to it,
at once. 1 did not hear what sue
said to him, when he left her, but
it must iiay been a hearty "God
bless you "
More than one of us in that pur
took that little lesson to himself,
and i learned that even stylish as
well as poor clothes may cover a
noble heart. loutlis Companion.
The Romantic to Order.
The nicht was dark, cloud v and
romantic as he stood under her
window at the parental mansion. A
rope, chock full oi elopement,
stretched from 'the window to the
ground. Softly the sash was raised
and her angelic form appeared at
me casernes. -"Is
evervthinar raadv?" she
whispered in a third-scene, bpx-set
voice. ' ' ' :
"Yes," be responded in the same
tneatncai tones.
"Have you the horse and buggy
at the corner, a dark lantern, two
revolvers and a double-barrelled
shot-gun!"
"Yes, j7J3;" he replied; "every
thing is arranged. Slide down.
"And have you hired two men to.
cnase , ust" Pittsburgh vtirpntoie
To any body who has disease of throat
or lungs, we will send proof that Piso's
Cure for Consumption has cured the
same complaints in other cases. Ad
drcs, v E. T. Hazeltine,
Warren, Pa.
jy28d.&w
WAR! WAR f WAR
The greatest political war perhaps for
tne last century is now opened,
and that every Cleveland or Blaine man
(nay take an active part in this great
political fight, it is of great importance
that he should commence at once to lay
in his supplies of Groceries and Dry
Qoods at the Great Cheap Cash Store of
HUMPHREY HOWARD'Svthat he
may give the necessary time to achieve
the greatest victory ever gained in Jhese
unitea states, ine war nas actually
begun from the Presidential Chair down
to the lowest county offices. Some may
cry peace, peace, but there will be ho
peace until every man shoulders his
pocket-book and goes down to the Great
Cheap (Cash Store of HUMPHREY &
uywAKUW, and ftuys.a supply of Dry
uooas, uroceries, coots an,d iaqoes, etc.
; Sold at the lowest living prices.; dw
Rhflfimntism. And Rimilnr diapnnnc
nmifiAd hv n. Inw btatJi nt tha nretnm ara
cured by using Ayer's Sarsaparjlla. '
THE UNKIYALED . :
NEW FARUER GIRL
COOK BOVE.-
-sissiifMi9ai3?WWfc'j'.
mm
Nothtne further weml necessary to mn.be
Uie New Farmer Girl a Perlect and Beautiful
Cookln j Apparatus. It has large Flues and
Oven, Patent Oven Shelf, Swinging Rearm
Plate, DeeB Ash Pit and Ash Pan Vmir. The
Cross Pluces all have cold air uracea, and the
covers are smooth and heavy,
large Single Oven Doors, Tin-tilhed.
The largely Increased sales ot this Btove
attetrt Its popularity Even Stove fully war
ranted. . . .
i MAX. SCnWERlX. ,
'
VffftfT
1 1 1 1 1
GKOEGB ASU-
Mil- .
-:o:
'Absolutely Pure.
'SCBLW.E & IHT.
:o:- , : , ; . .
The sales of the first month of our ooenine beine nroof that the nutlio armr-
ciated our fair dealings and ljwpriceu, we thank them for their kind patronage, .
and asking for a continuance of the same would draw their attention to the fact
that we have replenished all our departments and are prepared to show:
- & oeautuui une or Men ana Boy v Ulothing, . : '' t v
A full line of Men 'sand Ladies' Boots and Shoes, manufactured for custom
trader - . . , . ,-, - '. ,
. Perfect daisies in the way of Ecarfs. Ties Silk Handkerchiefs. Riisnnnd.
Scarf-pins and Sleeve Buttons, i - , , . . .
ihe latest styles Hats, Gent s All Wool Underwear, Hosiery, fine Silk, Al
pacas, Zanilla and Gingham Umbrellas. - -
Quaker City Shirts, unsurpassed in fit, warranted to' wear better than any
other. , - -r--,
DRY GOODS cheaper than ever. We sell a heavv unbleached Homesnun at
4centsayard. A Polo Cap given a way with every Boys Suit. T
AH our goods w in be sold cheap for cash, to suit the hard tunes and scarcity of
money. - , " .Respectfully, -
SUHWERIN & ASH,
Middle street,, the sign of the-flag, next door to Patterson's Central Hotel. '
This nowdfr never varies, , A' marvel
purity, strength, and wholesnnieueiis. More
economical than theordlnary kinds, and can
not be sold In com petition with the multitude
of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
powders, boki only in can, koyal hakinu
Puwdkk (jo. wts wau-si.. w. x . . novis-ivaw
MO.T:H-ER
T'TjnTTQT VT Wrlth any disenBo pecu
4-IwU VDISJUV Uar U your gentle sex 1
If 8Q, to pop. w hjrlng rldl fits of coiufor t and
grcatjo. Von cjin .
BE CURED
-
and reetorotl to )orfcet heuUU by ufe)hg
Bradfield's '
Female
Regulator!
It is a spDciijl j'e!)ieiH' for all diseases per
taining to tho womb, ami any niutllijjent
woman eaii euro hoiRclf bj following t Jib dl
rectionsl' it Is'csiWlally etllouelous In oases
of suppressed or' painful mciisti'uatlon, In
whites and partial prolapsus. 'It affords lm
mediate relief and pormnnently restores the
menstrual function. Asa remedy tfl bo used
illirlng that critical period Known as
'ChavEoi? J.tpk," ibis invalunlili' propara.
tion h'hj 'no rlvjil.
Sjived Her life!
RriiQE, Mt'lHTOSH CO., OA.
l)n. J. I!itAl)i'iEi.i-ear Pin I have taben
several bottles of jonr female Kesulator for
tailing of the womb aud otheivllscases com
blned,of sixteen years standing, aud I really
believe 1 am cured entirely, for which please
accept my heartfelt UianlcB nivl most pro.
fonnd Bjatltudp. I knpw yimr medicine
saved my Ijfe so ydit see J uauuof speaK too
highly' In Its favor: 1 have recommended H
.several of my friends who are snllcrlng as I
was. Yours very respectfully,
MILS. W. E. STEBHIXS,
Our Treatise on the "Health and Happi
ness of M oman" milled free.
PBApjriKLp UECiTLTOjl CO.,
Atlanta', Ga.
for sale W Jiolesnlc and Retail by Jt. Berry
Now Berne, c. , dwifiw
Hay,; Hay,
. ' ' i .;
icof
4?
lis
Coal, Hay, Ice & Wood
FOR SALE BY
WATSOH & DANIELS,
APPLY AT THEIR ' ,
ICE HOUSE,
Near Foot of Middle street,
Now Berne, JV, J.
Ij Calji on us before purchasing else'
where. ' jy!3 dwly
HEW STORE !
' ' hew 'firm i f ' 1
-HEW GOODS!
Tho undersigned have Just returned from
tne northern Markets, where thoy have pnr
pbased a ...'
FULL LINE OF GOODS,
. Consisting of .,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots S
oboes, Ilftts anJ Cais, No
tioiiH, Wood find Willow ' '
- ware, Cigars, Tobac-J'r
'co, Etc, Etc.
Wine.s& Liqnorsoi tho l'uiest
: , Kind,
Which wc propose to sell CHKAP for CASH
'.Would be Klad to have our friends and cus
tomers call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.. . '.', ' .' .
Fresh Goods received by every Steamer.
TAYLOJi & SMITH,
Middle Street, Oio poor riboyp
Ico Ilonso.
vepaid3mwlt . V: .'...
KEROSENE 01 Ij B1JIH . at KlL'hty.flve
cents. ,' ' ,
COTrON SKI.'D and SEED CdTTON at the
hlRbestiiiail- t j i ;o.
I Will 0' I l I :n ( i '
GEO. AMi
EN & .-0
eiieral Hard warej
MACHINERY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEM'TS,
Brick, Limp, Cement, Vlaster, Hair, Paint, Oil; Varnish,
. iutty, Glass, s to,
Solicit Consignments of Cotton, Rice, Etc.,
Which will be sold on arrival or stored in our Brick Warehouse, ,
OlST MOST FAYOBAJSIE TERMS,
Insurance Agents for Fire and Life Policies!
Announcement ! ! !
Don't; Drp
YoirR
Until
ead Bt All !
j i
'. v:' "t'V.
; ? i 1 .
Wise folkH before our day have said, ' 1
"Competition is the life of trade;" ' '
The provcrb?a old, but ever new, '
Arid but proveq it' ever jpf ' ; . ' v
"41 gopd are only iad.e to sejj, .
But how to 'buy please learn as' well ;
And find I am still of trade ttie "BOSS," 1 '
Take care cf the dollars and the cents will take care ot themselves; and rient
here I beg leave to state that a visit to my storo and an inquiry into my nriees
will convince you of the fact that nowhore clso you can save as many cents to
one dollar's worth of trade. My goods are , .
POUSjSlY FOB GfiSfl AT PAHIO PRICES
and iny customers shall bare the benet of it. ' Below please notice a few of
my prices of starjle articles ? " V- - f . !. W
Good Calico at 4c; Heavy Brown Domestio at 4c; Nice Dress Goods at 5o
oer yd.; Check Iloincspun 5c. per yd.; Good Pair Shoes, 1.06. ' ' , - 1
MY .BARGAIN COUNTER.
Of whfcb l make a specialty, is now 'complete in all its branches. I will 'state
some of its numerous BARGAINS i . M i W1U state
Ladies' colored bordered handkerchiefs at Bc.eaph; Urge- linen fcandket
clyefs at Sc.; all hnen towels' at 10c; 5,00() ydscrash at V per yi.m
yd8. ruching (for the neck) at 3c; good garter 'web afSc per Jrd ,006
IJaruburg edging ,at 4c. per yd.; large linen doylers (bcauliebjt 6d. 'each;
shoe polish at oc. per bottle; toilet soaDS at Bo. ner
each; good note paper at 5c, per quire; envelopes 5c. per package; nice dress
buttons at 3o. per do.; a large line of 5c. and lOo. tinware; knives and forks.!
5c. each;, 300 yds. Torchon lace (very wide) at 5c per yd.; Laces 1. per yd
and upwards; kass -pins 5c .per paper; tucking and ruffling ti 6c per Vd.
linen (cape) collars 5c . each; safety pins 5c per dosen; spool potton (800 yxlg
oc: bed spreads (nice) 75e. each, and nfhoi. "R a T?n a t v o w.-L.-vr. .l
mention.;' v f '"" .T .r."?v'"" ' ul,Hl,t!f 8
C0I? i'BEMJTOB ' TbUES hand a fine
lino of, BEESS GOODS. nnn;at;n nA.Z tjiljj. V s- T.-,, Srr
. , 6 v. vuoiuuMM, x iniua, xiauies yiotnes.
Mourning Goods, eta , ; vhich cannot be matched for the money in tlV State;
Also, a full line of SILKS.' SATINS and TttTM mt wn a nt j.
8cnption.- ;.,;, ., .... : ' y
Mv' stln 'nf VOTTfWa f A PDUTO Mr IT ArniTfi '
FBAMES cannot be iJS
Come and examine my FINE LINJJ of HAND-MADE SHOES ,
Call early and secure BARGAINS. ' . ; v ' , '
SSnnCTH.1 attflnt.inn HtA inAnnnmnnta nffnvnA i. xl.- AXTL.l. 1. m , .
traction Guaranteed to ALL- - 7
POLLOCK STUEET. :
oc7 d&w3m
13, SWERT h
AT IT. AV. WAHAB'S corner,
always supplied with the Very best Fresh
Meats, Heef, Pork. Mutton and Biuisuee tliul
the Market affords. Call on him.
janiv-uiy
ROBEETS & HE1TDERSP3J
lisncral Insnrasics Agents,
New Uerne, IV. J.
Only first class Companies rcj-rcsa
WILLIE niDYETT,
CONFECTIONER,
,'IN THE POST OFFICE, :
.?. , Offers a choice Stock of
'. . ' - - . "
CftiMlics, french aud'Arherio-'n
IlaisLns, Nutp. Orojrp'"
LemoiiM,
; ' 1 . 1 i i -
And a Full Line of tlie
Choicest C: :ar v