LltHKBJ ABSOCBOMBBirT.
. c DAILY JOCRSAHs aix etaaata
cr. p JU-ithed MUr.tMWt Mooter;
l r i; $ L5 lor aix aaoutbe. Delivered
, rr, l auUUaad every Tbnnttf at flj)
rikuoiua. t i H - if"
AbVtKTiaiNG nATEB) 1)aUyH
a ou dy BISO; tUe. tareae eobaqnent
AJrertlaaiaaata Bade 'baa a -'B lac
l oo U," ) ftt patior SV st ff foc
c id veA-astnanla Ul belmar.x) bet-w n
j t : o rf 'AaiTkMQN ! PMUU. BOkWdX
. t, sit iimrw4 xiaa,4Vut
. . wiBe taatiaa aSsenti pef nee.
iJwUu. aolUtexoeed
JUOnB
far meat rorr.tt
' advertieement
aSUS b Bl&d (A MVUM.
tawir dve
e t'm oe wUctd poiBU at Mat
tud ot nek niuotn,
CooiinaBlcaUops eeblaialn aawe ef dli
ruiiw or 4 Blatter r aoUeUe. WO
..minaaiUOBBBt be eseeete Kbe po
I ouedttitf onUOM OblBoUpBBU pmeonal
i ,1 r!itibol4tM WB of the bbUmwt or
Ikt Ul sax par taae ooe alama e ft a
Aay peraea faetln ecsstere l Bay eaoey
mooa eonunnatoBUoa eaa obtain the nam
- a antnof by epaUoittoa at lata oatea aa
hewieawnerala the ana vaeee exists.
THji JOURNAL.
Baataeae Ma ajar.
SKW feERHE. M.C..FEB. 23 19r8.
Cdteaedei Ve Beet oaiee u N- Bru.
hnmMm. -ewer.
M 0
- STBlBlNG IT THE SURPLUS.
'jfeVfree that Hon. F. M.Sim
moor baa introduced a'bill for the
apportionment on the basis of il
literacy of 65,000,000 among tbe
' States and Territories for eduea-
' tonal purposes.
If the Blair bill is to In- killed
' In tbe committee room, ibis meas
ure f Mr. Simmons' will test the
sense of the House ou the propo
aition to restore to the people the
money that has beeD uDjustly talceu
from them. We have uot eeeu the
eOBtext of tbe bill but feel safe iu
sayio& tbat it does not contain t lie
objeetlonable features of tbe Blair
hill. ; The Democrat are in a ma
jority tn the House. The parly
will be held responsible if it umler-
vtjakpa. to , dodge this issue. Let a
square vote be taken and let the
people know where its representa
tires stand.
.. PB1MAKY ELiXlIWSS.
'
Jt r. aa abba I cat nvllimn Sill
artMi! from the L'rocreasiva
U roeomuietuaj primary ehsctions
At. . A m mA InaMrht nri.
; mary meeiiDKi irvm lamug uuuer
; the coatrol of scheming politicians
'W"e cannot see much advantage
ta ha Mined DV this, ii a iarmer
does not take interest enough in
nnlitlrji to atxena a wimary meei-
irie'be would bardly go to a pri-
f niary "election. It is iierbnps,
packed conventions anu womu
, probably be more satisfactory,
vHi InfnlHirnnt. farmer will take
. . i ii
AMV au....
. Inferasf in M Aflft J 11 ITS that ftre
na i uh t ni' i. hi i ii niniivri n auoiiviua
hfa lrifprt and will not cire them
over to wire workers and aebimers.
; But, Uf trouble is on wwe pi
'' these, wire workers, trained in tne
bnainesa. can take the control of
o-maaftnor riorhf, nut of the hands
0 luvvv" -' o
of; doeto arsoert, .right before
thelt Ces and before they nanlly
know what is going on. It is not
lack' of intelligence on the part of
the fanners, but lack of knowledge
mentarr tactics.
Tie Farmm ia Politic.
There is no larmers' organization
that ia a political Institution. There
is no necessity tot a farmers' party.
- The fartnetl SBooiu not oe bo mucn
- concerned about controlling other
people's Wte as their own. They
conatitsttt- tbe great bulk ef the
voters of the. ;oontrj- and if they
rote ,rlgbtw their party wiU vote
righfcr '-The ProfreaMve Fanner,
like the JLHlanoe and the Grange,
has "aotnUj to do With aman'a
party affiliations. If be comes to
the door of either of these organisa
tions be" leave his: party bautrtr
outside 5t it i oneAf tbetardt.
u.tJ nrinaolesof the Farmer' JUk-
ance to laW fai the je4ucation fi
tbe i agricultaral classes; in we
s cience of eooflotnlcal governmwit
in a strictly 'ttottpartisaii spirit,
v.'e want to hear.Iea beaating aAd
LioTrlng ab:l4eiepdeaee, and
: co men beiatoactit ont-isside,
rot outside tbeiriefpestlve parties.
LnJer onrl tQximLoI government
Arties wiU x3sthynmrt, be
ntrollodndthetr'policy shaped.
: rs edd "f arrioti men ,do not
i w "Ir't id this, bad and design
i v .'.'.I. :jVe want to see tbe
- - i true men of political par--cr,:'.vio(IrpuTcDt
to take
ft' rrarfyanjccntrolits
. a. wun.
.najur
ti r"? tnrn
sufficiently toyaTto their party, to
dm their utmost endeavor to make
that part a blessing to tbe conn-
trj. i We dont want a farmers'
party Jbnt no f& wait to gee. the
farmers jU thU ountrv take anflt
Uient interest larpolitical. master.
asd pelticaj action tULkeep atnct
eye on all tbattbeir party does. It
is in tub for him to sow. and plow
ana aeive ana ton to
sunshine andHHriin aod all
Heaven's generous blessings 3"1pHllsjii df lijhta)l with thsfttrd ITaTT
be Have jaai'thd" equitaWe laws
ana goo&XtOrmmxBrt. It is in vain
for him to work-inlay in and day
loati from year to year, if he-is ti
sattBMt tne nar!.earniogs r his
labor q the tender mercies of plun
derers and tbieveaJ ; Benee, it ia
daty,h owe ,to himself, to his
family! to hisoocatry, to peeterity
asd to God, to take aa interest Ja
the ritalJy important matter of fl
ooring good ;end wholeaom' lawn,
and pf bavisg good government
properly admiaiaterod. How is he
to do this f By reading and keep
ing himself informed and by taking
part in all bis party does. Tbe
farmer should make it a point to
be present at all his party meetings
or- have a tree representative there,
When platforms are to be adopted
he should be .there and see to it
that tbe interests of agriculture are
looked alter and protected. When
candidates are to be selected for
tbe legislature or for Congress, or
any position, where his rights aad
his interests may be affected, lt
the farmer always be there and see
to it that be is fairly represeated,1
and that bia interests are secured.
Does his interest require that cer
tain laws should be enacted or that
certain laws should be repealed 1
Let him be trne enough to himself
and true enough to his party to go
to its meetings and its ouventioDB
and stand p and y o and da
mand it. Let. bim go there and see
to it that no man is packed on him
as a oandidate by his party manipn
la tors, wbo is not a true friend to
the agricultural and industrial
interests of tbe country.
Will the farmers do this! We
fear not, judging them by their past
course. Aud if they do not, it will
be because they let-1 that tbey will
be tb war ted in their purpose, aud
their wishes will be ignored
by the wirepullers wbo have
unfortunately became masters
of tbe e i mut Ion under
tlie prenenl so called system or
primary meetings. What then f
The only remedy i primary day
tioHK. There every man can vote
for his delegates end hie candidates
and every man can have a fair and
equal showing. We know that
there is. great dissatisfaction and
disaffection amoeg tbe farmers,
and we know that it grows out of
the faet that tbey feel that they
are being used by politicians only
for sellisb purposes, and that their
rights are ignored by so called self,
constituted leaders. Bat if .the
farmers are true to themselves they
will demand of their respective
parties that tbey bare a fair show
ing aud eqaal rights. If they are
the men who are to aid in electing
a man to office ibey are tbe men
who should aid in selecting thecandi
date. If the leaders of tbe parties
have so manipulated their schemes
and methods that tbe farmers .can
not do this, tfeen the farmers and
all patriotic fair minded men should
establish a system of primary elec
tions, where every man (who it ex
pected so help elect certain men
can have a fair showing in helping
to seleot these men. Let tba good,
aabtantial farmers. ef the .oountry
look after thsse matters. Let them,
above all things keep cool end keep
a steady hand on the throttle and
a sharp eye .on tbe track. Pro
gerssive Farmer.
Cafle More fa Tesr Wife.
It is a custom too commoniwitb men
in general to keep tbelr families in
utter ignorance of the situation ol
their business. The wife knows
nothing has not even an idea of
the amount of her husband' for
tune, whether it is to be counted
by thousands or tens of thousand.
What can a woman kept in each
ignorance learn T She spends, aa a
matter of course,' all he gives her
to spend, with the fall confidence
that His gone, and if she asks for it,
be will give her more. If an uo mar
ried woman works, she may go
with a bold, unblushing face and
demand feer wages ; but a good
wife naturally feels a delicacy about
having ber expenditures go beyond
ber husband's mean bat hew is
she to avoid (lis, bad al the same
time indulge' tn those comforts
which she and, her family ought to
be entitled to, pules be; husband
gives ber soma idea aft bis dream!
stances f There are generous men,'
who- are too lnduhrent, too fearful
of letting r Twife l&rir tbe eiact
state of their Cnancei.; Tbi i all
wrong,, Has band and j wits have a
mutual interest', every flto abotld
know something .of ber; husband's
finances, nnderstand bis plan sadd
aid bim, U possible, with her oonr
lehand ibea tbese- terrl t ) .cats-
tropbes "- rrVarrftes I irPn. i
Many awife. wbdisplocgicg bpr;
bU8baud ppper pptl-depp"!" 5-:-
ebtlrori j,--:"V wc-'I, - ?'
knew bis t -t'", " -t'--.
first to retrench, tbe first to save,
and with true womanly 'sympathy
ana generosity, neip ua w ma
state lus Ailing fortune.
TV
Saallar.
i A private letter from, one of tbe
largest and most juecessfal cotton
farmers of Cabarrus shows', that be
laberionins to strike oat on a new
receive tbUepartrf faaysivopeaad
uiy sua on me bcsoi k eoroary ann
fed it to horses, cattle, boga abd
s neep over a nuaarea ;peaa ana
think I have an abundance for jat
least 16 Jajs orrverythiBg
seems wjtwPH ,w. Wft jraoon
and I am Jioi Dleasedlbat I
ham prepanig now lor a (are enai
iagerop thwyear. llare sold quite
a number or grade JerseTB since
ine iau aag . ,expci m ureei. in
I registered h Jerseys . daring tie
eprntvt Xbaaaore I nasoie stoc
the better I bkeit and tbe more
thoroughly convinced of the proftt
over ootton."-r'rogrea6i ve Farmer,
Simalktty of riaeralt.
"Simplicity Irburiak ia comln j
largely into vogue into this city,
remarked an - undertaker to a re
porter, "it affect my Interests of
oouree. but I am not complaining.
There b as been too much show , in
our funerals, and mostly on the part
Of those who eoald least affora;.
'interment private' is to be obeeryed
ia tbe advertisements Jof death,
almost every day. 5 either the bopri
nor tbe place nor any other partita
Isrs are given, Those whose pre4-
eooe is desired are notified privately.
There is no-display of hack and
nowers, . ann grii na a geuuuBu
asiect. Huge fdnerals are more or
less vulgar, and in thns honoring a
husband and father privation has
been subsequently endured for
months. I advocate simple burials,
though Iknowinauy of my craft do
not." Philadelphia Call.
Sea rift Fmir.
Darbja Prophxlactio Fluid ia noer
qualled in tba reatoaDt of Soailet
fever. I. eo aa g.VX Il pre Tenia ine
throat frutn baoomlPK diphUerio. aUays
the inflammation and subdues lb pain.
Uwd to apooge tbs body it allay tbe
itching IbtUmmatlon of the akin and
deatrpya IsfeOVioa. .
Expoaedlntha sick-room it will pre
vent tba spread of cool-km, and keep
tbe atmoapher wholesome.
p. teehwith
u iihM to Inform' IS "fuMle'that ha h
oommaaoad bM bhf tmaTncM on Hlddlret..
aaa la now praparae to do art kind of werK
hloB(taa te" the : MarksnUU), Cart and
Wafoa baalnaaa. asd. aolMtB tba patrtmag
or b la M flieoAa ao patten.
Hon Sbaatot a SprtJlf. febl d wsm
"iMITATIOinSTHt KIBCCKtST FUTTttff.V
"BELL iboJEfELEU!
Ba returned from Northern Market!
With the
Largest; Most Pptnplet
. Varied Stock of
Wishes, iiiaitionds,
STERLINOi .SIEVEB AID
PLATED WAKE
rr seen in ibis SeotionV He he W
heaUaUoB. ia Aayinx be cam poet tee
pert iadMamentlia bnj,er. del dwtC
' I I I Ul IM'" 1 J 'liiM t
OUESHOW WHtDOWS
For all the Koveltiee and Fine Goods
this week.
Bee tboea Solid Gold Eye Qlaaaed for
flee the new patent "Qrab" Eye-
BeTtU moet tnklntnTplyof
Pine Gold and Silver Ooods ever shows
mlhis ehy.- '., v - '. .i
Fin Bronae; ttTrmware, dobW,
Watches, IManondi aftaie Jewelry,
BTe pecorty, f
Snperier Conn.
Ta Thob, r93ATvn.;- f --
TafceneaaSShteaeaOae baa bean bmn
by W. B. Bladaa aa Jaa. B. Bladaa. Uadine
aa Wat. B. Biadaaa Bra aaalsatafaeeUsa
Moni and Thoa, ruapauiek, tradloc aa
Moore aa fWpetrtr. ta tba cwparlor (.oort
of Oraraa CPaoay be reeorary of Ibe
a on of lowttn baadnd an ei(htyoar
dollar and vnty-aa eanta, for lumbar
aold aa eHTrad tfnrtnt tba ear 1SS7.
Take eeanriliat.aakawaciBiaDt baa bewa
laaaad acttaat yrmr yi eparty in thla State la
tbeaboraeaUUedkoUan.. Vow are nqnlred
to appear and anmrw demar to the eom
piata ta tae ikm aarmia aetloa at tbe
BBpaf lnr Ouai'iedOi aea eooaty, te be bold
la tba aty of erte-Hi' ibe ma Mowday
after tbe M Hoaflay ta March. 1MKS. or ;d(
- " mm ail Bt dafanlB
,eW Bnda
Ui
; : -ij irf rTTx e rfei; .
8ah, Doers and'Bllnd't, f -
PalnU, OJis 'ftBdillAAa.
a-trae. Ccnaent a.aa Plaster, v
All G rade ol COOKISO AUD
J:TKi'CTJTKT:n,
15 t
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Absolutely Pure.
Tbll 'poMf BTar aiea: A" ttarral
Parity. BU-Bnrte, and wtioleaoaiaBaaa: Me
e eeoaafBl ah tba ecdaaaay kiaaa, aa aanw
n be aold la eompauuoa wiu iMBianm
ar low irt, abort wtbt.alBra orpboapaate
awdara. Sold oe lytn eaoa. tteiAiBaue
weaaOe-M WaU-at-N. T.: . moeUJtdw
For sale ta Nswbern by Alaav JttUerj
mrtt
Bai now eonaolidatbd his
two eioree
on Hid die
and will, at tbe old stand
atwet. next to L n. CuUer's, caUnue
That Slaughter Prices
Which heeommenceJ eorae tfroe belbre
Ibe holidaj. ' 1
Our Stock baa been replenished in
every departmeut, and if jou are in
need of anything in oer line, call with
out delay and you will wonder at
m
Bargains We Git a
Hi
Clothing, Boots & Shoes
And all kind of
' DRY GOODS.
We are making
Special Drives this Month
Blankets, Shawls,
Newmarkets,
Walking Jackets,
Ladies', attd',Tei j
Uttderwear.
WE HAVE, WJCflj'ft.';.!
which i. oolleotioaiif rtdapttfatlhi
beautiea, that are being reoU atMpBlai
proee.. Qur fine aati-laed Soariiat
i5e. bomi any half dollar eoatf ia ether
plaoee. .... - ; .; i j,ioi-m:J
' All xiux aaode will nleaee and site
eatiaaetion, and prioet are ao low roil
cannot resist them. , . . j .n-
; David: M. Jones of Beaufort slH
hold forth at
Gcorgo Athri,
lUddle alreet,
Next. to L. H. Cutler.
We have the Agency for. '.
The Old Staten Island Dyeing
cstaomameni, , ,
3 Duaae St. Eatabtiehed t81. All
goods delivered free of expteis obargea.
I I I HI Ji'l Bli i I . Il
i axe GiiQei
Oar store ia filled with;
a : I '
PrnvialOM. Ofoeerles. Caadieel
Good. "Dry OoodsCJrockerT, ,, H
MOB, , a aone r 1 1 . Jl '
Oelebrated ?rjim Boots toft
Or S. Parsons,, 8?Df Boots
Every palri
hMlM l-- i
to give satts;
Oonntrr marchairts J and ' tbe fcaopl
generally are renaated to call and ex
pa
f.fl
a. m. wu n .Lwr. n ix -
Mt, yHktb WaaeJMU ba,
V SPECIAL SALE OF
; BELOW KETiTORXt COSTJ
' Lot;'-, t-.t W5o..fH! Ooetrrire,
WW.-" Whit Bhlrta...i I i8S $ :tS
ifli- White Bhlrta. M -8
i 30 eerie 8Wrtw- . ' -'-.5
i i iXi iWhit Woolft,w.; M SS
Bpaciek Cro. Bbirta. ,63 ; JVi
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iSSi,- .AU3V0O1 Wbue.. 1.90 3 ,.S
i tterto Of '.?, f' -h.'tre bTe draw
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and Boarfs-will be'-'d ctrar.- ' "
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taken in ezohange, bought, rented and
repaired. . ' 5 ' .
laaanaeac Stock afSUBBT BftJBtO. - 1
lu jdcUoii Bfckaof all klnda. BpaatelDIa,
count to lea
uiallod (jee.
teleetilon It i
Inatramonia.
eacuara ana Behoola. tfeuuoguae
Aaaortuient of Maale eeutoa...
dealred. blrlnia lor aU atuatoal
. A few allgbtlT need ?lenoe aa
(jrtuaui tunouu muwifoo ia w law.
A genu of Dobaon'a frofeaalonal fcllvar Ball
BaU. V
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i mmtim i.iu,, - - .t f -
mailed free on application at the offlo of.
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Store, corner Broad and. MUdl BU.,
NEW BERKS, N. O,
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FOR 1888.
coiupicte in itself, containing no aerial
ornamental border printed iu Eold.A.Tba
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anaseperD uianu-auona, .
appear during the year 1888 are 'tha
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