f t Bl. ItBC UIOIKCKHMT.
1UK DAILY JOCBJiAl. ! Sltulfiwu
l.tr, published dtl, except Monday, el
per year. t.Wforeix luontba. lehered
thk wi.kL juwrsalJ i
nun tm I-.V '.a4 mn' fhmlH at tlMIO.U r..f UUCA
ADVtKTISINQ BATES DAilY-ne
rai one a jl,k Me. for. ;Sf jwlHWWiU
AdyertiwiOMt andar bead . of "ulnM
(or every subsequent laesrtioii.
So adverUaameaU B UhuL'4 between
. leeal matter at any pries.. T . , , s ., h,
Houses Vaniaces Deatus. not toexeeed
tea lines sill ba tneerted free. Ail aadiiaeual
attar wU be cnargedl cents per line.
rayTtfo1jaslAotMversemeinuet
a saadetaadvajMa. Beetlaradvertiaentoats
W beoOaetea' proaaptly tta eoHSfesw
. -. T '
UNunuMa aualatnlnc ocas or a die-
, ffr"'"W si , I0 I (tatters are solicited. No
conuh on Mellon tenet be expected to ba pub
ltened taat obnUlna sManrloeiable peraonai
.iimc withholds toe ibi of tbe author: or
tsat w)ii,)afcA iaaatfi one eoiniun at Mjav
Any peieoa feelln aesrteved at any anony
tovaeoauaaiiMauoavaa obtain tne name of
lae auinor oy application at utw omoe ana
aewtnc waaroliuaoairlevaBoe exists.
THJkJOURNAL.
a. a. aw.
M.KAAFSR. .
Edltar.
Bulneti Mtttf.
C. OCT. 5 1886.
Catetad a ike Poet oCw a , N .
aa .aoood-claa. thiwi
J.-jiJ.JjJJItVJ-l-T..i.- !
Blaine, Logan and Sherman
U4 'bidding for tbe Republican
Qominatloo for Le Presidency in
1$88.' The latter genUeaiiu is still
Bailing under the bloody shirt Hag.
.,, , , .
Our Aurora itemixer suites t hat
a oonTention of Prohibitionists met
at Washington on the 24th of Sep
tember and Dominated Hev. G. 1).
LiKOSTOS at their caudidate for
the tOth Oongre. So the liepub
lioans of , the First district now
hay choice of three candidates: a
a trait and sound Democrat, an in
dependent Democrat or a Pro
hlMtfonlat. TBI Farmers Glab of Forsyth
ctjtj -la' their address recently
published complain that the U. S.
Gorernment" Is neglectful of the
agricaltaral interest of the country.
The' shoir' that the amount of
ntooey ' epent in this direction is
very small when compared with
' othef, Nations, If they succeed in
getting jtaore money for this pur
pOM we Lope a better use will be
found' fat k than distributing seeds
by members of Congress.
WHTrAKK IT AK ISMCEt
The Wilmington Star in its issue
of Saturday last in an editorial on
County Government," after quot
ing, the J-esolutioa adopted by a
lrjoMcaa convention at EaJelgh
in ODDOflition la the nreaent BTstem
, w
of county government,; says:
Wby thtw' thruet thU tjuestion again
upon u MOjpla ajMl make U ao esutir
what' were 'going toeay
aboa"ti: 'wedo not wish to be
;r?3nMX ,uen8ive, ouc upon
naoiag.'lne abote queeuon our
mind at once recurs to the position
taken, by the Star early in the open
tag ofj the eanvJiign. When the
Democrat f Graven county saw
-it to take advantage of the split in
the pepttblican party and make an
' effort to secure the election of gen
tlemen fit and competent to repre
sent (he people of this county . is
theVGenertl A'ssembly, the Star
ana one other paper immediately
sprang the question of county gov
ernment. The Jotbkal protested
against making it an issue, and
declared that it was not an issue in
CraVen county. But these papers
persisted In' their attempt to make
it an'. issue, and actually, in our
mind, tried to make it appear that
there was a division amoDg the
Democrats in this section in regard
to it. And now after the Star itself
raised the issue and' it is met by
a a a. I a. a a a
ine jsepuDucaos, u piopounas me
above question.
: The county government question
has been passed Bpoa time and
again since its adoption and the
people " have?7eoncluded long ago
that' It .was a dead Issue. The
masses we believe are satisfied with
it, .Many .of Che best men in the
Eepat2canvpartyi the eastern
counties prefer it o thef elective
ejstem of magistrates And county
conditioners, and whJI)emocratf
ehc elways bke first to moot
Hat the be.iinDitg.of every cam
not ubderefand; unless
tt 1 1 i Le cl ject of, W few frightened
Dc-ot-: who, every time two or
ttt.c c f tLem are gathered together,
watt la pass a -resolution reaffirm
irj Lvllh in the system, to keep the
peoj Iapf . the est ni ier ihejui
prt siojha, IhejE X jsunder
such great obligations to them, for
tLw 'grt-Loon that we wCl a&k
rnotL'nz else at the bftruJsjDt the
State Government, ' ,'WNT
"Tk-iresen Uljve aTeiTtla"' Ike
all over the State Iba ve prospered
nndfir the system; thea Mks fttempt
to make the. impression that there
U division 'fcf Sentiment among
tbfpemowaiWgarto ktAn(
what else can we expect aiter rais
tng ihe question than for the Ee
jUicans to
have been1 so aften defeated on Jt,
and'oferwlefngt
tbad verjly Vefi thwMild
let it rest but for- the "Tafctr that' a
few restless Democrats are jbrernally
oriugiug ii turwaxu.
Yes, why make it an tesoet This
point ought to have been! accepted
by the Star when made by tbe
Jovekal early in thkeanipaign,
Onslow
Items.
Very dry;
uu rata
for
three
weeks.
Nd Mnri ill his lost bU art kill
lug doer aud has quit bragging.
J. V. Mills Jnst returned from
the North with a big stock of goods
at lUchlahds. V ,
NVe expect to report a wedding
soon, tbe parties being a young
widow and u ycuug gent.
Silas Venters' iear tree, Bartlet,
has a second crop of pears ou it.
LHst year it bore two crops.
The Misses Mittie and Carrie
Venters are doctoring their chick
ens for cholera with Indian Tea.
F. D. Koonce, Esq., made a big
speech at KiCQianda last Saturday
ou the nuances of tbe country
We think friend trunk wants to
go to Oongresa from this district.
Cotton most all open; only one
hall crops in most places. Corn is
abont two-thirds of a crop. Pota
toes very good. Corn generally is
better than last year, while cotton
is not so good. So- tbe farmers
have had two very sorry crop years
together.
Ed. Franks uud John Mills have
concluded, to go into the atock
raising, so said, and they certainly
have two large flekU of bay, one
each, and it looks nice; but we told
them the other may" IT Tbeydidnt
pull the few 1 hills!. of, peanuts, or
trrouud peas, as they are called.
out from apiong the, nay it night
ruin the bay. We reckon they will
do It. ' .- ' v.: J ( '
Tbe , Trfessrs,' 'Francks; fpur; in
number, have bought a fine breech-
loading gun apteoe; just received
than from ; Philadelphia,'- Tbey
sent for G. ft. Yenfers'to come and
go hunting with them. George
went and those gents, five in all,
went out in the ppenain and stayed
about 48 boars and -earn back with
two ,Uttle j9qninrelsand tbnee jay
oirus- if was me nrsi ume ueorge
had Ieen hunting in ten years and
now ne says, wytm, yum, yom."
Mr. W. W. Martin has the best
cotton on the road from Swaasboro
to Bkhlabds. lie - is one of bur
county commissioners-elect, and is
a 2so. 1 farmer. Mr. Lewis W.
Ilargett has tbe tallest cotton in
the county,.! reckon, it being ever
8A feet high; only about two acres..
Iienry Humphrey is one of 'our
live farmers, too. lie has a large
farm, and among the rest, he has a
large patch of tobacco as fine in
looks as I ever aaw,
Aurora litems.
We are needing rain.
B. H.'rthMripson has opened a
furniture atore.T f ,n ,T
Mrs. t.iBop8on's boarding
honM Ln wait nafinthiRAtL ,
Seed cotton selling at 2.70: lint
8.50. New corn, 50 cents.
Our farmers .have invested in
shell considerable this snmmer.
Tbe Academy opens Monday
with bright prospects of a prosper
ous session. . . j.
Mr. E. W. Guilford, of Bespess
Road, is very aick with tbe hemor
rhagic fever. 11 ' V ' i! ,
Bryan and ilanter.Bnckleft here a
week ago for Cbanestony &r q. . -
Mes8T8. B.'H. TbomDson. J. B.
Whitehurst andX W. Xlhapin and
families caja&'lfom&craooke Fri
day t,.kS jf-t
:'ADl' entertainment ) was - given
here Saturday;?; Octtby'daomi
children from Oxford Orphan Asy
Into. -l i -.:
Abram Moore- has Drenared a
feast and Invites ill who expect to
vote for Blessrs. Hodges' and Wil
kin to partake.'' ' . ' '
Tbe Congressional convention of
rrahlbilioDUts met at Washington
on" Sept. 24 and nominated Hev. G.
D. Lingstonifor member of 60th
Congress from lit -districts This
gentleman it a native of Wayne
county. He moved to - Beaufort
county it - 1SG7. In the Prohibi
tion campaign tf 1SS0 he made a
r ,&l rcfi oe.- s for Prohibition.
'I Le i ters wf tL 1st district should
oonsiuvr well when they ast their
votes in .November for a member of
next "Cod gress -which will, be tbe
j i ISlracKlana aaa.. , '.
i W. W. Beea.ilfujrktett f ; Winches
ter, In&.i writes; "Qb -of n4y Custom
er, Mr L6ut-Tike, Bartouia, Itan
olph 3o., Iu14J wa-i topg' euSerer
with Onauaiptioii; afa8 waa' gntn wp
I Jie by ber iysleitiD.:i ;Htje heard of
Pr. King1 New IiS&very?9rCoDliT
tioa, and iv(aa terte ii -of e.J Ib
aix months' ttrt nb wiftai to this
City, a distance of :8f ibrJee,' and Hixvw
ao muoh iiuprovei eheltai qaS tisicif it.
Sberittoweet4ifte to i."- Fre
i jjU lit izimtvcut taaba '4.
woisu b'kt
all .
.3-
Absolutely Pujol
1 Tbla pawder aavar wiw.i rA ntaryal
partly, truith, and wbolvtumenesii. , M
aeoBoraloal than the dnHnarrkindi.ana
bot ba aold In oonpaMUun U (te mattmiaa
ar iow taat, anon (rewimawa rjxjoijaa
aowdera. BoldoDlyln-aaoa. Kotal BuiUu
Powdbb Co.. Iff Wall-at., M. T. noYlVlvdw
l
Take Hotice !
Our store ia filled with
Provisions, . Groceries,. Cauae'd
I Goods, Dry Goods, Crockery,; j
Etc. W keep a full line of the '
Oelebrated Prison Boots ad
i choes.
0. S. Parsons &' Sons' Boots
'.'IV...'.' Vflnd Bhos. mi
I C9tfa,:nd ' tbe 'b'le
keiiarallara mneetea! to caU and ex
Lntna opr largs itogk .bc(or6 'porcbafr
.tnutk SYotit Mt.. Em Rut. it. O
im t w. j j m mt w.jai
171 loaJmfculaTrj'iaw 4
Taltca ibnab'nl .preldrrod rlsta.. .Clum.
1a
ht Iniled Stiie's McinaJ Accident lisV
,iv ot uitfi v nr year, ana in cue UI
of limb or Ua ha. pk ja oalr tbH, mt4. hm
any f their rtaka baeoaia autlma, tbay nar
bldadly onatlkfotory." reganlleaa of their
Koaracter or aaarlttif .
IniWnce, apply ,to. i5 .; ,,
i ;w. a, jjuk ARrent. -d
Preferred Mutual Aocident aaaoc'oi
Kiir wi.ii
aaaai:!TmiO.
ionic.
tovrlSTffiS;jraAPMANi
Ona or the landmark at tbaOaoryla Drag
trada, bow of Orlando, Florida, wrltca:
"J Ofa hardly Belnet'a tingle caaa .
jbt thamany, v'vriiat l.'aava aold
. aiaa'a Piaawar lUoad HfMwm i
' , tot irhat have hsan sMltAed. and I .,,
Had M -the iea ratntdy for all Hkln ' ' '
. iniraaail baveertr aold, aad a Fine .
Florida Tnnks. , , - xni'iio-
JFoStIB 8. Crf APSIAir, ( J
1 u.f fi. rllM. f I0DLCER AID TONIC.
I ' Calaa'a Piauer Samayrarta
Cttrm aUBIoba 163 miB ClMaaSTfitauVaC
illam, ecroraJa,Oia aoraa. aA perfect Spring
U not in yodr ltiiriiaiU win 44 fnrVmrdid
oraottpiofprloa, aaMi befiaet.lUWt larce
Kaaay on Blood and BUa JMaekaWttalAUI
' f V ::'5 i t jUS. it-.n
incus micKE imm&tti;zi.
if
i '..-. ";ri tta i
9
. r
V
-ar
i
For sale, wt. i1ms1,:t ft,
N. Drrrr, T w i -tu, XC."- ' ' r '
anclSdwir
a . .....
Cabbage. Eale, iiiah and Tuitip
Sod
- ' E. H. MEADOWS & CO; -ang21
dw
I - I 1 f I'll
W5.t LJJMi -kV 's"
:. -i !
.. a ):.,Atiu,!ThS5 Tjaa&t lit J fee;
Florida
V -- ...4
If liew, Ones f Av& Eequijed,
"' tit'v i... ' J11
We Have, a jumdM! diSeremt. atilea
teady to shqr0 anmbgst " jjem at-a spar
oial bargain:- 'i,,:'- --:-- .' :
Cashpii 6ait9. rom 33.Q0 to
Our All Wool Fancy Stiitar
m 15.50 to S13.50. are iso
celtirirsde Uu thit thev bait
any ciwwm-iri8.a.e;, BnjLiar, ;, ,. ,.
fjJt r ,ftcnioeat Una of
ttuiatl.Ua JBt4&9lVm ,6v v'
ever broagbt to-, tai ity look over eur
tockj ajj4 you, will ;kaowledge that
you taever eaw more taeteful ptylei,
irom'$i.OOrp to $5.oo,
; Bicgl'Cpits and Vests sell
tindex Kannfactnror'i 'Prices.
ugm anq ftc&vy.weigat, irom
82-25 u.p.-ia: J ) f -'
Fine ; Wool Reversible Over-iwats-'from'
$5.00 lit).
: Slice Department.
Jlsforfl tbe. aatunui ralu examine your
feflQESii prftvidu againat damp feel.
XVa charge reasonably aod tell tbe ex-
W A ' kaj a.. n
iCttrtun about our Roods, eren when
be loss of a tale is involved. Stick to
don't be .beguiled away by the ap-
ent advautageof a low price. Tbat
Queer war Of inrilinc Lriuln hut W
aim to build up a large Shoe trade, not
by diepuragiDR other reputable dealero.
but by affording customers a place of
purcaiaae wnere absolute fairneaa ia as
sured. . Our f 1.00 Plow and Brogan is solid
leather. Also our better class of Shoes.
Ladies, Boys and Children's hoea
proportioni.tely cheap.
Now something about bur
. . Dry Goods.
Jalooej Ajard; Pop? in, 5j.;oneyd.
wide omeepun, 6o,;. 8-4 yd, wide
Homespun. 4o.; Plaids. Ginghams and
phecked Homespah from So. np.
' A well assarted line ot WORSTED
baeSSmppD$t.all.prices.f ..:
iUUWLS, BAUTORAXS, BIlAKKETB
COMFOBTS. PtAW$EL, tADIES'
rEItsa:YS,"WAt.KI(ra- JACKETS and
patQAKs at utow jpiucgS.
lats, ana Gents ana Ladies
d oj iu ''Undsrwear !
tin'not'pe' exce'ileo In price and qual-
Bargain si Bargains! Bargains!
Irilffies'luid'Oe'nts' Hose'1'
Ltj fnti 4,jilso 'in 'SANbKEEt
pBlEFB and alt kinds of MOTIONS. '
1M H iUvl .H ill i.it,4'l ... .1 .
Hi you' waktytom'ake'' your own
blSfceaeome arid elamine Oor ' " '
WWdJf'PXlfTd CLOTH,
and roa wouldatXaave our store with
htenftt "f. . ,.
Inn
,T8 J'-rrrrJ cWrW np'
llsw u ii. rilTfirYi" r.. - i.;...o
ri.'irjBhijaxncl,, Valises
u)oenpltoh(rriewj and we sell then
kib -rery-limited profit In order so
toaieirqpmjfor flaiiyarriTing goods...
,llea's Bjqjol BJUirts, 35c.
xl4aea.8iU45o. , , ,
Irjwera, 85o. j j j ,
,Cofe4-t5a,' a t. .
01011, ,as:"i ' . 1 '
..Mift'.floods,;, t.,t. M ei , .
i,'ymbrels.e,l)li iru, ; ,r
AooordlonajjgtittjtJUQrff) ft. , .
: ... ,..,.." :,''
'Wfi"f iait.. -
Dottisr Kiddle and Boulh Front Streets,
t ii-jiC.' ivpp. Jv-w. onee V!:iit to ,rv.
jGEO. "ALLEN & CO.,
.Ul B.ig .UlfiUiaiLVH . UU . 1WIUlUIKB
l4tJ fi "'friil if I. if.!TjV...!l,j
rfjd.aaJlfcintila,BiAka.-il stHi
sii?)-ioTui .10 t i: w i-v vi m
-al -.aval Iwi-rti tva$ oiUutst bed
it afc-ni it AGENTS FOB; j.r tijj
. Sar and' jrellabie.j 'aey payments.
i ! , .1-. 1 - o - c r , 1 ,
r, 'nv 1 jTT3 Tt t ' 4
aFo1iJiespayabie'at inEeryals of from
BV8 to seven j-eart'during lifetime,1, V"
- Honey advanced on Policies. '
V.... ...is
1 hereby anr'mTl,', mvoff acAndinte
for the r'dce c i fc.Ui.iUiF OF CRAVEN
C0U2TV,-wiihout regard to r;'T and
if elected will endeavor to be the cLicer
of the whole people cf the county.
Iie'rec-ifo'V,
JOtL'rn KELSON..
. July eth, 1SC8. . tf
:p
Hapr rpprjied from ' New. Yorklraijd is : co !:; cn:
al U
i t i- 4 ft.
1 --vhaHBBBH-S'' fc- - 1 . jnl
JN obbT Geiits t I'liriustuiiff uooas. j ;
j - Shawls aiidlataC
.;XadiesWalkingIJackets. .i
Dregs'
.n.ijtl;.
1 AM Bole Agnt Tor A. A. BATTL,8' llEH'S AND
BOY'S CALF H few 141) tj.tft BH..KS. ThaonlTfshocs
aold In thta cltythat are M AKKANTknh bf
turerTU MKAHii X Ms (0 M t,'Ue'OW tliti. a. i
Kvery pair la WAilANlKl); ahould aar of iheiainanr-
WJ witoin tmj maunanie ujm iciTe oat, x wilt upuo ia
torn of dfcaaiwd pair ant atatemoBt as to lei. gib of wear
..... . A ..I a M .Ku 1 L. ..... )...,.,IJ
Middle Street, parser rjajon
ap21 dwtf
aJJlM 1
Crab Oreh
U CNAB ORCHARD
J.i11,L,,"a rPkairaa at 10 and fou. No gcnu.u. M)u mil in I..,
WATT CO-Wn'. I am ON M. JONK.S. liaun fl......i. 1
aatyawwjawrM.--. - -
Wholesale
HAVE UEMOVKO TO THEIR
TWO STORES, SOUTH OF
And ktMp ol FLO UK, J1KAT8,
M01.AK&E8. 8AL.T. TOBACCO.
everything In the OKOCEKY
LOW PiCICr.S for CASH
Ow EH it o c ion. p. H. rSLXETIIB
QUI0N ti PELLETIER,
A.1tomeTM At Zja
Bodtu Kbobt 8t orp. Gaston Hours,
I KKW BCRKTB. B. C.
i'raotlce where aerrloes are dealrod.
' Praoilcain tbe Hapreme Court, and to I
Federal Oonrt at Mew Berne,
j Una of this firm will always be at the fol
lowl8 plaoea at Umes speoined below :
! 3'reuton, Jones oounvy, batardar of each
nd ererjr week.
Beaufort, Carteret eoiirilT, Thursday ofeaoh
week.
I Jacksonnilo. Onslow 0011" ty, tbe first Hi
ear in each mo n "
r u
' r. x. aiMMoirs.
1 1 , 1. 1
o; bMbht maklt.
SIMMONS & 11 AN LYr
Wilt praotloe In theoohrtaof Orarenl Jones
Onslow, Carteret, Pamlico, Lenoir and Hyde
and In the Federal Court at .New ferae. ' . .
!
feWMAwli
Dlt: J. D. OLARK,
'ill ii'
Offloe on OraVaa' UMt, oe'twoen ' )palioj i
tha Broad
i'.
pr7-ldAwlyy
Change of Pier is' Je.Tor' v-'
. .. uji.a4Ulaxi-jvi.l'1 null
The N;C.;FMKiit Line
iWl aa'Af &WH$4.JlJ dHi:t.
t:.i u .vtv wa. VV X Vat., hit.
1 and all point -
.!' i ill tiH.'W -' l v
JVorthandWest
After thU date will raeetrs freicbt Hi Kew Ts '
, 'U.iorHaWBeraaaJt U ;.ti-v.
TransportationCo.
I llerchanta ikoald remnbr that thU tioaaef
ma dm. sieu itiaei oat 01 nw iotk, making
dally aonneetton'Wttk BalNmore far Kew Bane
kll laalde, aad only one ehante, V ,ii;.mi m a.
toWEEKLT, '6? X A M X B
LX'i.-lA i4 kJX dhiUL j -0 -j i ii a". '.Jl
Eetween Kew. Eerae- ud . B<kori
t( . . (ToaeatnratHorOlklt .,(,., ( jT
uavin nrw uerne lor vaiumore TUESDAY
-FRIDAYS at 1 1 ta. Leave Sattlmora n
Hew Bern WINSAY8 and SATURDAY
Areete are as ioUawat s . ' . ... .
UBB qSTIK,0nn Jfaaager, f '"t
n' i I '."'i "h it .-'-'Hl tlskt St, Bal a';
AS. W. XCUAHICK, Aft. Worfolk, Ta. -;i
W . flda '.PbllMlelphiar Jt oat
J-TorkaBaUo;Trliito.Wn,Pler Nortarlvar
E.Banpaaa4 Moetoa,' SS Central wharf, .'-v.
t. Q. slink. Fall Biver. Derrick wharf.. .. .
bipataave Boaloa, Toe.daa and Salardaji
. 1. bw iotc amy. ......
i f Baltimore, Wodnwday aad tatardty
V .-- irVovideiiee,aatraaT; it' t 1
hrenca hill ladinf givaav ana. rateagiuraa
... to all points, at ths dlt"rat rrtnoaa e t;
- paalea. , .J-Aot ifT-. -w wi'J'ATRSj'tflJ ' -
iToid Bnihri-jtM vA Ship ,Tix
Mar aa us, H U1 Ac. ! t
miTCiyS-HOTEIa,''!
piTT IIAX.L fQ.rARE, KEW( YOBK.
., Opp'wit.e City Hall and the Tout Offioe. t
IS Hotel iaone of tbe most complete In
lis aTT'ilntmente and furniture of itr
HOlfcK Iniwv York City and r-on1ni w,d
Kooaasonly One Uol'T rrfliv. n'fm1n.
t'ialk Xjom Frnokijn I n . end ,ie
vatPd K. K. AU lins r f ran t - I 'f rttnr.
Moat enTPHient friU ! In Now York for
Herormnte to nopei. l.irilns lioorp". Cfi
and 1 ,11 no t iVDnU'r rnleto i.U t.U 1 lt,.
tlrica hi mot'.eratc prie.-s, .' ' jw "
Y7.T. BlJK!7n C: CO,,
ghaiii at;
J (. v A.U.I
"TA"
. i. W 1
c.
fi-tHow
r7
JJJ.L 1 ,
Lis
tisi ialk art
Styles-Hafasa" ITecfc;
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