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TBISOUTHXtX STATES.
I . "TkU'lt 0k Mptioi ef .leader is
HarpeVe Weekly it which It says,
Hhirt Is a constant reference In
the rfreas of M Southern States to
. jmt people, . tbe Southern people,'
v tat Bouth,' wbich ia iU degree is
.jpiUkt tfe practice of any other
part of the country, and which has
sic ' mutt except to foster ami em-
paaalze an injurious sectional feel-
Soraxastbe JOTJBNAl la con-
v.eaarge, bat deny the conclaiion.
" Thia U the South, the people ol
tho South are our people, and
when, for any cause, we refuse to
vindicate her honor and defend
their rights may we lose the respect
1 so justly forfeited.
, i ' We hare a right to cherish the
South for her history is without a
parallel.
''la the Revolution she won the
right to special recognition. Fa
rxitea of the mother country, the
.Southern colon jes could have been
secure under the protecting aegis
of the British flag, but, responsive
, to the call Of patriotism, they joined
Their fortunes with those of the
i-jiSorth in the struggle for inde
.arpeadnee. Shoulder to shoulder
.the North and the South went
through the Revolution; hand in
Ltad they stood around the ad
' jiliiatratiott of Washii gton.
- "trlSl2, when again the United
. SUtee and England were Involved
, war, the South had no material
uterest in the contest. It was New
j Eigiaid'a war ; but again t he South
I I Mfurkd her banners, and Jackson
' "liud his men gained the victory.
-When the clouds again covered
eat ekles and Mexico became the
theatre of war, the North and the
South fought under a common flag
firt an empire to the Ameri
can Union.
The war between the States was
act of our seeking; and when the
coafilct' wes over, the South as-
numedher accustomed position in
defease of the Union and the Con
. atitatioa. From the moment the
Confederate flag went down; at
- Appomattox, baptised in the best
,1 blood of the nation, every aspira-
tioa of the people of the South has
been for an indissoluble k)n of
inaewruciiDie omiea.'
; If the South has been aolid it has
. beea because of conditions imposed
by the North, and she will remain
' solid eojong as tho general govern
meat and the people of the North
dew her equal participation , in the
tight and privileges ol American
eltizeaship.
iIrJClevelaad attempted to re
- ewe the government to its prestihe
ffj establish an American
VsuUmeat superior to sectionalism ;
t asd because of thia attempt he was
jr t-ailed,. with more than barbaric
i .vagary, and slain in the uapitoi
Of the Bepublic
.We trust that General Harrison
ir ill V 6e mere fortunate in his
erutade against sectionalism. We
trast he will rise superior to party
tai gire to the - country an Ameri
caa administration, la which the
North and the South, the East and
the West, will form a perfect Union
thit shall endure rantit the earth
tball be no more,
l:Tgr::zx ;ic? iU;a tiatare'
t-.si k: Ci ;reas for card. ; 1
$rUi Cat. iaa is e tilled to tie
be&i-stniee of all ttr eens aid
daightera aad the ejection aats
rally irises what caa wa do to
eem U3 aad benefit kwt
Every man eerrea his State who
becoaiM a jronoe aad contributes
ta .the geaerai welfare. Now, as
a9 persons'fiq beaVwh. pursue the
T0CAU3A Jot .which, they. are best
suited, ' and as occcpatioes0a as
Taxious as the dispositioas and ac
quiremeats of men, it follows that
diversified . labor, is a potential ia
flaenoe tn the upbuilding of rodi-
Yidnals and communitief .
North Oaxoliaa Is an agricultural
Btate,and the is leading her sister
States most handsomely She may
as easily become a manfacturing
State. Whea the time comes when
her people wilt both produce the
raw material aad manufacture the
goods, ahe need not enquire,
Watchman what of the light T
(or prosperity will ehiae ia htr
silvery waters ind echo through her
majestic mountains.
If the people ol North Carolina
are true to themselves net a single
decade wilt pass before their wheat
will be grown .'on their owa lands,
aad their Hour be made at their
own miUf ; thoir cattle be fed tn their
own pastures and their shoes made
In their own shops; their cotton
prodnced on their fields, and tbeir
fabrics manufactured i a tbrirown
factories.
1 We need not be exclusive, but
we must be independent.
Torpedo and Other Fast Ships.
In the Scientific Anaerican of No
vember 3 last we gave Illustrations
of the new American torpedo boat
Vesuvius, which carries the novel
pneumatic guns and discbarges tot
pedoes loaded with nitro glycerine.
We learn that on a recent trial trip
the Vesuvius attained a speed of
27 miles per hour. If this is se, our
nary department is at least to be
congratulated in soon possessing
one vessel, small though it is, capa
ble of steaming about as fast ad auv
other in the world.' A new torpedo
boat, called the Empong, built in
England, has-lately been delivered
to the Dutch government, 1,200 h.
p. Speed on trial trip, 27J miles
per hour. Built by Yarrow &. Co.,
and provided with Yarrow. water
tight ash pan arrangement, which
may be .briefly desert bed as follows:
In torpedo boats, owing to their
narrowness ot beam' in order to se
cure speed,-It is essential that all
the -weights be kept aa low. ai pos
sible" to insure stability, and for this
reason the grate must of necessity
be very close to the bottom of the
hull; consequently a very; small
amount of water enterinr the stoke
hole, from damage through h)t or
accident, is enough to extinguish
the fire, thus leaving the boat help
less.. By the above system1 the, en
tire fire box and furnace is inclosed.
aa it were, in a complete envelope
or casing, me upper part or wiiota
extends well above the water line,
ana au ine air required for com
bustion has to pass over the top
edges of this casing before finding
access to the furnace. It will be
evident that, if the water cala.ee
cess to the boiler compartment, and
if the pumping arrangements fall.
or are not sufficiently powerful to
keep it under, it will rise inside the
boat to the same level as the sur
rounding water, but inpite of this
the air supply to the furnace will
he free, and the fire can be main
tained burning. It has been found
by actual experiment that in such
a contingency, and after the fire
men have been driren out of the
stokehole, the boat will maintain
its steaming pot era lor a n 1 of
four hours, at an eleven knot speed
which 'might it either to reach a
port or elude capture by the enemy.
uur new snips or war now in pro
cess of construction are being built,'
ror tne most pare, aitec jsn gush
plana end drawings not ofJbe
moat v recent date. . Their. , speed
will be considerably less than some
of the latest "Qermaa and lYench
vessels, , This if to be. regretted,
as it is now, generally admitted la
naval circles that high speed the
highest attainable-, - is the ' first
requisite for ,the "modern maa-of-war.
- Thetship must be equal , ia
speed, to, anything that can be
brought against her, Otherwise the
adversary has a striking advan
tage.,7,y 5 J 5. :
As an example, take the armored
torrent cruiser Jiaine, the construe
tion of which has been commenced
at the Navy Yard In Brooklyn;
Thia Ihip is to be of 6,650 tons, 310
feet long, 57 feet beam, 8,70 horse
power, calculated speed 19 J miles
per hour, i Cow slow and old
fashioned this boat is likely to be
will be understood In' view of the
fact that the Germans already have
afloat such vessels as the armored
pewer, iix'ti i. iJ..j, .r
alsiit 27 ElliS pr U :. k
The whole world is Lis tis e'J.
ler at llasilold, 'cLa eared fcr
acUxJy no, aot te-l iar.o-
l&Lj taxed . fcr hha. 1 At fee 1
whole wcrLL will aerte w w;. ir'
you give them- the ease cicje. Let
evwj one, iaertr?re. Sea ttic tea
do ear for thea, by atoclag tiiea I
louoMTstu aappt cas nn
small, sweet, coeneaierin life,"
l&oee courtesies ia which i there Is
ao parade, whose rotee ia too atm
wase, aaa waica manueat tnem
selvea by teader aad aectionate
ma... . .
looas, ana mut una acts er atten
tion rivini others tha oreference
ia every Litle eajoymeat atnhe
table, in the field, waikisr aittlnr
or standing. This is the spirt! that
aaJaat. . A' aV ti a A -
i" juur ume oi na,-ano sot
jour sex, ueir sweetest cbarms.
It constitutes the sum, total .C all
the witchcraft cworaea-rMficed
to Quia.
T a i
THKIK BrSUCaC OOJCIilO. .71
Piohabl, a. c- U0 has tlXiZltt
nch a fkral nrWal ol tisd at K. N.
wunjiwsi More aa uur tniit iwit
to lhair eaatoaira of M mmng trot triali
MXUNM ur. un Haw Uuaovarr for
OoBMmptioa. Tbnr trada 1 tioiplr
oormoM ta Ula vtj mtatbla articl
froaUM faol that i(.alwT car a4
nr dlMppointa. . Concha. tCoI4avj
aaUma, Brooch iUa, Croup, od all
hroat aa4 lane dtaaaare qatcklv eared.
Yoo can Uatit hofara b7 tag bi (anrac
a trfal bottle Iraa, larte aiaatU - Bvavy
bottla warraatod. for aala. wbohMaia
and retail, at R. N ; Puffy dfg Mora,
Whenever anybody artifedf'wiW
uuinga or tne ngut we Clustered
Moltke unfolding a map aSeahwhiU'
ana explaining tne attuattoar Thft
aone, toe eniei oi tne etan, wnue
awaiting the next report. ' would
either return to aaeat-that'had
been made for him with aomejknhpl
sacks, or would occupy the! time
waning fcoout, . Kicimg ciooe or
dirt or small stones here and there,
his hands clasped behind his back,
his face pale and thoughtful lie
was then nearly 70 years eldk but
because of his emaciated figure, the
deep wrinkles In his face,' and
crow's fuet ibont his even, ha lookM
even elder, his appearance, .beiag
snggestive oi tne practice orcaurch,
asceticisms rather than'"o( his
well known ardent devotion to' the
military ' profession. Qeni Sheri
dan in Scnbaer's.
laio uLinini
To mUlIona, hleaaing their palatal aad
leaoetaa; xneir arttema, arpailn tbeu
to a health actirttr. Such ia the toii-
ioa of Um famona California llfiuM
fruit Mmadr, Bynip of Figa. ,
' R. N. Duffr. aan. New Bene, N.C,
ovltdw4w
Aik for Old VfrgiaiaGherooUi
5 for
iv cenw. iaie ao otner.
F. TJuooh, Wholeaale Aent.
iromBTTAlITY, r
XbUiaeoiawa eMBlAa airta. Oar rent.
a j poataaata nil what we elalm tatii Cat
that enonth to taUtf? aay-erca the ikep.
, ;:r
WKK BLOOD It OV PRIC1XE8S
. . vaatK.
Ib Blood Batik 0 AUaBta.Cl!
Mr Dear Blr-1' ) for aone tmt past
nerd -fi. B. B." pdriner of tbblood aaa to
baud aa the ayauat ceaerallr. con.Mar
it without ezooattoa the aaaet reaudr of the
kind lathe uarktt. - r
loonwHhbeetwWiaavi' i-U - , Vj
Akthh O. Lswm,I
. )MM Buthorn aoeletf , i
KV1 AULA, AXA., ffklf 4, 1883.
B.B.B.Co..'Atlaata.Oa: . -l-i
eaaI-eamot ear enough ia praleft of
yonr Hloo ParUler. Twantv-Or dollar
per bottle would he a imall price foi lUtom.
Mint m eaodlt fla aumil la a ilnt .
time. I waaeorered with eoree.aUoeer my
wMjiDo iimDanai looctiaeaiorfo-ealled
kxxl piirinM and soae did ateaataood
In laet I wt dally gTOwlDf wore. Iheafht
flnt bottle 1 knew I bed got hold of the right
uauiaiuat ana win HUUDI IOUT Or Uvm DOW
Ileal WMaellman. . . M.B.
fits Tcijas surrKBiio r6ir'
CATABJlKSUBVE0., . ; !
' VAUWbTjL Oiu Mav Ml lMTii
I have ea ' a tnfltrrdr from Catarrh for
nedlelaea that propoecd toeaae It, bat never
iuuuu au nuai uuui I oasa noianie Hiooa
Balm(B7B.B,) plnee aalng tbatlbee3
perleaeed greet relter. and beltere! will per.
fact apermaneatearo. ' : L J. C BartHi
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' SPBClAt .
All a bo deal re fall lfiJWBiation about the
caoaeana eare oi mjooo folaoaa. BerofQla
bdu Bflrofniona BwaiiiDga. Uleere,. Seme.
RsaamaUim, Klaar ConplatnU. Oaturh,
SrraiTfrn?:
esiuaa namn genura nw mam
4ii-tr.ud.ooek otoa5fa:aKi
WIUi thdh
aWaaaa kafri.
S. !T?
vtvb MMf auuwN,. jauuroai , . f
: -fn ,'i i! BliOOB SUl.lt Oo Aflairta, Ga.
ror
tore
aala ta New Bawa.aauLa
of E. . K. JDuffy and "a a
w,....)r ,,.,; ,
Ueadow " -rr .i n0T J
iThe;Ladles .Must Corne l
The Gentlemen May Dome I
i.:.j?2ji TQMZ& SLt ;X.aMf5.:;,
XTEB BEOUGHT TO ;TIItS 'If AKKET.
-.';i-A WUk lASf Of t?1'-'
Honsa FurniriiiDg Goods
V26'3 Llilile1 Street;
Bmicr and :-Tcilct Gats
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rrny,trint&. 4 NrnMam . at or
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" Wt, tar wiv.aiaj at kaoat aaai
For aala la Nawbera kj Ala4. atOlar.
-TJristbT 6f tKeGEttnt
AlIethcrs, slraU4rarcjrniihtion.
ll w rpw? t
inu cxacixaoei
fsonea'cn pearl
A dealer wy lay
, ara iiurk ne nai
others ai.tood.
. , 'y u.. -vn
faaiSt noon tha Exact Label infTm.
ml fee tAH Itrmnrc Him mi . .
Look Out Folriatfd
7.
ja a Veto AerciaY,'
The election cornea off no TW,j.
tioa of ttt eitizen aad. to Ike beatioler-
utl f tit. MitnM ' ' T I I
ana wa nana ii wuit Tnit n Miur.
a Ja iaa attantkW a-e wuti tX hlfnrL n.
Dnhllo thai, bavin a- hata Wumum ki
Tfeiiwtth'i4 Blackf mlth's -Shop, where he
will be elad to aee our patrona and take
msm sun in I p mi ana mmm ia TABmn at
icvvruaa j i;j.-:
Imaiedjate ateni will ha Ul aa aAnll.!
in ones, at tne oia itano, oa (Jrartn atreet,
whea we will be la' better oonditipni than
r. . t' Mi i o t'." i " uu'-
Wehivakh na Ur. Jin. Vi Jl,
wA ta wall known in ilila Mmmhiill.
vt. jui .."X : "-v.
i sain in woiamiDailip . , (
eaa in orders, wa are read for bust
new. . f. ; i -' -v
D WARDS dcCLABK,
Bolhir MakerMod AfacAiaista.
Bora nwiy
Stoves anfin D;n:bd
All the time, and theNplaceVto' boy
1o joh? etilnm tol -'" foi
P.,U..DIliL'IEY?S
-We bare a roll m tt Oboktna and
Heating StOTee aad Witt be aold on
raaeonable terma.. . . !
We raaks a peoiattr of thaaw far-
awr uin uooa rstovec ana other oraaae.
Alaoa aoasplate Uao ot Hard ware. 1
Sh, Door aad Blihda.ir 007 a t id
Dart and Waaoa MatorUl. Ilarpea,
PainM, Oils, Olaa. eto. j 4, , ,
0 Oarao abd see ttaand be eouvlnoed
thai( wiitaeHyoa good foeda for hula
i,fd
'.iFAiEBASKa
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8TAKDAHD CCALE3 AGHIICT.
A..t iiid.Mk ! ii--- ,.,jji.t..-
i -Prices frftnTshed-6nyr1ihatW
-Prices ftrft&hed6aBaMicatJbnl
and aatiaf-fftlojfiffianitit - -
iI .Coarplete Krle W
e4w"i
SBUleiS BaPPnr,
Bodcl Paiatawv Oil
IiflrKL , PaiatJbM Oita
-.1 Agricultural Implements,1 etc
JC.T7IIIIT7.
TT1 V t
Cravea st two dtxaa below Boath Fri
t (Daily old ataad),Nw Berbe,.0.
4 Jv
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FASHIONABLE .mttOE
' -.is WIKDt- 1TE1ET 'ad t -4
Tw ooora iihitli5 Saha'a tlTer Stableey
ti aua
1, 6 -.-aw i a f rm
n. ri
v a
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f i HALF-ELDOD JERSEY1 BtlLL Vt U far pa., Onr cu-iomers know well onr motto: .iu l l wu'
rllWW Mi, Ha. J. 3. tAXT ct ramlioo w'ouH bVpleaUhirf- .uTd wH
, 5, - ENOCH WADSW0STI1, guarantee t.n 9: '? action. 4" ' Cj'' ,a4 w,4
,: . - ... - - . i v?oa i"r i
I n28 dwtf ; n New Berne. N. 0
. J a
We returned thanka t.k aaa
liTLath hdped us to diee of
u. .44 me twriro wuius.
texacywiat we meant to saj, although 11 .maVcAaae'a ripple 10
adien!j spptar, atbart -the uniinanlj composed and Mmbr and
to!: J IcILaneO Of noma of nor. nmn(irrt tek if V f ank
- w w . w- fc - v. auu
p jcix f.aa ea our part, bat jet, such U the acoof-jtcj to the
rctnrca cirn in bv tkn BnrrhaBt. nf ttu if umi .a.ni! . n ) -
oath upon Ihe Uoly Krsnjehst of -
" iuuuiuo cuoojg wuue ovis,
axCOrdlll a to thia Bwnrn etntemenr
" - w f J M . . J KVW HlClVUfU,
u the place. And yet this wholesale robbery of the peopU'f money U
imwro. " "J lUX UTaue M
SUV taonth before, and it ir.nat Ka
Wo;ScUG83d;e?cW-tteU
Pr 1 2 as, and J c
aWe take this opportunity to mention a Tew thincs that we are selling
eTeet, many aft J ' . -
Yard wide white Homespun, Sc. ' '
: Yard wide bleached Domestics, &v
Good Pants foods at 7o pet yard. (j
' Men's all wool Undershirts, 60c, " i
The best 25a. Shirt in the town'; come and see it.
' Ladlea Yeats, 25c
1'Oents,,Camel,a hair Undershirts, U.W. , 'V
Double width Cashmere, black and colors, only 12io,, wdrtn ISo.
36 inches wide Cashmere, 20c.
' 38 inches wide Serge dress goods, all wool, strictly a bargaVn, 37Jc.
- All wool Henriettas, Wee - ,
Silk warp Henriettas 85c, black. -1': .
. t & De Kege Dress Goods, 23c , ; , 1 v . ...
. Dress Flannels, 52 in. wide, 50c . e-i ...
. The beat embroidered hark trirf flUn fAwl 1 a Alttm area ArVA'a4 a tkiv
price, they fit wellj and we have them to colore aad blaek,price 50c
e have the best line of 60c ; Coricts aU sicee,' white and drab,
really worto 75c . i sm,, iiv .msr. i.4-
Jiei rr.. r..... iti. - . ...... - i.' -m-
j .iU uiuiii veijuii, .jg..' ; a iuii line or Aiauings. .
All wool 2 ply Super. Ingram Carpet at 60c
We art abo acents for Ihoa. M. flolt'acelebratecl Uw Elvel riaids-.
Wa h&VA altO hftfin aPAnts niarh'a n U IP lai,l fAiil
1 . . a)---- " - v. m a., upvv) yvduu liuvo
September, 1885, keep a full stock on hahd,'and sell it to the trade for
55c,less per cent, for cash., The manner in which we bavij jwahed
this well known and deservedly popular hread has'TOrcod. some to
lla AA mA a aa atet. aa,t.a .4L a. I . . . '. W - a a 1 a . !..
wwuauu u voriio eiicuii oioer inreaus ana aaa tnts to Ibeir.stocke.
Remember, your order will always be tiled forO. K. T. , ;i
WT - a.l.l A . . - . . ', . .
1 e are not oeoiou, oai ioremoaij
seUing ropre goods In that line ao!
is vuuucucu, Kumu au wuer nouse, 10a win lose money 11 yoa do not
Consult our prices belore buying elsewhere; '
As to Shoes, we have more Bhoes than almost anything else. A good
all solid inner and outer sole Women's 8h"be 38 for 75c 7 AU solid"
Child'e Shoe, 50c A good, whole stitch i D. 8. Brogan, men's, tor 00c.
And all others in proportion.
.uome toseeus, and he convinced, for "Truth is mighty and will
prevail.-' '
Respectfully, ;
TO
Voters ofC!rateCoiSlj
jISTD
Public
t . TAKE NOTICK "THAT it T.- . - i ri
3Vtr. E". T- iPettescii's
uoining ana
l?tfLZPl 'Aii41' ,tmt; 5roa - fLart and
piotTniner,
Elc.i:vEtc. Boys'
-7
u rememMreif . ane artinla Km.t.,
take. baokaaA IVtnnAmitLTlJZZ. 'V""1 "factory w. i oa
s5v " TV, "u"Tur " maieyour yuit pieaxaot nd agreeable. , i
tkl.l!iimb1 ,or patronage, I rpe&fnlly aek a eonKncel1 ' . . '
... . . o rn-..iui. ' a M(if";'.U ir-i.-i ;!!,nt
Ilbtto: NOTHING BTIT
, ; r .Wzhtzt
,.- rr a ittvt mYTTrt
UATau lUlO
n.VtM."
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I 7ST.Z:rrTTTIU.
WP QLOTHINQ cMprlm tha largest
A.!..-,.. oiMng low prices. To qooto -fricas here woald rmlalead.
the Oneht-r ia far annarinr in aViim. . .
oaeef" T-"r - -" -" - .
'In HATS we ere ahnvina' all tKa ma1
In HATH wa ara ahAvinir all tk n.9'.t,' .i...M . .1
.niYoamaabloaknrKler
aatookhiDSiyjowv;" - . r
.The biggeetatock of KEN'S, WOMEN'S' and CHILDREN'S PI10F3 (o toe-n
from 75o. and tUO c p ward.. Tha celebrate! BATTLE3' t M 8HOE3 iTor'
which wa are aola A pent. Erere r.ai anlit ith -11 i ,or
pair wUhin reaeonSbi. to. giout." wa
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r' A ilnaFrenchOeat . Kid Clore worth at leaet 81 53 1 mVSa ZL i n'
I ' Large stock of UNDERWEAR to be girenVway a. Bargain ' F" 1 '
world. I
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ih larger qnantiti'ea, and believe it
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