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To a 'orth Carolinian, there is agio in the name of Vance. Prom the time Zebulon B. Vance entered the public service of t lie State the public service of the State to the present hour, he has steadily woj the respect, the confidence and the affection of his people. Hut v.. a..tA. iT . i ret uaa ocuuiut auco aiivaicu grander than be does now; never Was aympatby so blended with admiration as it at this moment ia the sick chamber of North Ctro Una's peerless statesman. The news that flashed oner Hie wires, on yesterday, announcing that "Senator Vance today had one of hU eyes removed," sent a thrill of angnish through ten thousand hearts, and, as the shades of eve ning gathered around his bed, prayers arose from family alters, all over this land, that Heaven wonld strengthen and shelter him who had so often been the shelter and strength of his people. The recital seemed incredible. Bat it was, alas, too true. A few dsys ago Zebulon 1!. Vance stood in the Senate, the matchless ex pounder of the Constitution and the acknowledged champion of the National Democracy. No one dreamed of his physical condition as his resistless thunderbolts fell upon the head and front of opposing factions. Ob, how bis people love him ! Love him because of bis intrinsic manliness! Love him, for the dangers he has braved and the battles he bas won. Love him, because, in the hour of extreme suffering, his noble spirit rose superior to physical agony, and shed new luster on a name immor tal. Ob, how Vance will be missed in the Senate! It is gratifying to know that Senator Vance stood the operation, by which the eye was removed, remarkably well, and that, at last accounts, he was resting comfort ably, and that all danger was past. jSrery hour will be filled with intense solicitude until the happy day when it can be said of the Sen ator, "Richard is himself again." " BQULANGER. Telegraph messages have an nounced that "the French elections on Sunday resulted in the choice of Gen, Bonlanger by a very large majority. The vote was an unpre cedented one; the press variously comment on the significance of the result, and in consequence of the victory the Ministry tendered their resignations but President Carnot declined to accept them." - Ifch n Jotjbhal bas never spoken slightingly of Gen . Bonlan ger . We hare constantly looked to see his star in the ascendant. Had he lived in Germany, Russia, England or 'America, his fortunes would naire been different, fie is -as peculiarly suitea to u ranee as irmis ssnd flowers are to the tropics. " r - " 111 -L : LI. nUnoflnn JJ.VW U9 Will O until III uu oiciniiuii U beyond 'the bounds of human knowledge. Conjecture itself is too timid to venture upon so uncertain field. ' Bonlanger repudiates the often repeated accusation that he is an . . 1 TT . ..." enemy or toe Kepuoiic. uc wuuw rescus I rase sad ssie Us Repub lic Bowl - , j W But wait for fcfi answer, txit tie vtiiBg v not belong. Btlr liAf treat art just ahead, and all En rope, HsUns tor tb first notes of the Boulasser quickstep. If ha aaoraa towards tas temple of Haw, neither prophet nor seer eaa fore tell his destiny. Bat, if with rer ereat step, le leada to the temple of Justice, the my gods will salate hia standard and ordaia his oorrination. Bat, suppose BoulsAger becomes the President of France, or eren "the power behind the throne," will war be declared against Ger many t The wisest cannot telL Months ago Bonlanger declared tnatTrance though not desiring war, is ready for war.'' With William the second, JEm peror of Germany, and'Bonlanger at the head of France, Europe woald become a military camp, ready at say time to "let loose the dogs of war." rt ef lottos Sed. The cotton seed which of late years has been pnt to such profit able nses is steadily increasing in popularity. Heretofore the seed after being taken from the cotton boll was thrown away, bnt now it is about all put to nse and readily sold. From this valuable seed is extracted the much used cotton seed oil, and from the residum are obtained cotton eeed meal, cotton seed bran, and cotton seed hull ! ashes. I The seed after being taken from .the cotton gin gqes through a I "linter machine," which takes off the short staple cotton which the ' gin does, not remove. This short 'staple cotton which is sold mostly to concerns wbo use it for cotton hatting, is also used for other pur- i poses. After all the fiber is taken off, the bare seed is cracked and the kernel is separated from the ball. The kernel Is then ground ana put unaer severe neat or cooked. In the heated state the most oil can be extracted, and it is therefore put into a large iron caldron and is subjected to a heavy pressure. When thoroughly pressed, the residue or meal is in the form of cake. 18E8 OF OIL. Cotton seed oil is nscd for numer ous purposes, and is displacing other popular oils, owing to its cheapness and healthfulness, as it is purely a vegetable oil. This variety of oil is used very largely by lard manufacturers, who adul terate their lard with it. Although most people would prefer pure lard. It is claimed that the cotton seed oil adulterated with the hog tat lard improves the quality of the stock. The bog lard contains more than twice as mnch water as the seed extract, and consequently one pound of adulterated cotton seed oil lard goes mnch farther than the pure stock: Large quantities of seed oil are yearly shipped from this country to the countries on the Meditteranean where olive oil is produced. It is used almost wholly there to adulterate the olive oil, which is then sold both here and in Europe as olive oil from the Mediterranean countries. Most of the sardines are now packed in this new oil, and it proves to be successful. Bakers also buy barrels of the liquid, which they advantageously use in Substi tution for the more costly lards and greases. Chemists aud drug, gists nse considerable also. The white or refined stock is used to quite an extent in the Pennsyl vania coal mines for oil. Although the cost is much higher than that of petroleum, the safety of the va riety is preferable to the more explosive kerosene. The crude stock is used extensively in the mannfacture of soap, as is also the foots or residno left after the oil is made. THE MEAL. As above stated, after the oil bas been abstracted from the kernel, the caked meal is left as a residue. About 15U mills which utilize the cotton seed use both products, the oil and residue or meal. Most of the residue is sent to England in cake form, where the farmers crack it and feed their cattle with it. A large amount has been satisfac torily used in the West, and it is being sold in this market, it is claimed, qnite successfully. This meal is claimed to excel all others as a feed for cattle. That nsed in this country is not in the eake form, bnt ground, and now brings from $26 to $26.50 per ton. Last year the prices ranged from $23.50 to $24 per ton, the advance being caused by an unprecedented foreign demand. Cotton seed meal is not only claimed to be better, bnt also cheaper than other meals. In St. Louis there is situated a mill which makes cotton seed bran from the hulls, and claims that it is superior to other coarse feed and costs much less, bringing about $2150 per ton. Most of the mills lira tie tills cf tie seed for fasl and sell it f-r fmiLiLsg purposes. These ashes are bocght by farmers la eocjnaetioa. wila the meal and Boixed by them for ferfi.'iier. This mixtart is said to contain an abun dance of potash and phoeophoric add." which hart vary - powerful fertilizing properties. The ashes are worth from $39 to $33 per too. This fertilizer is not exported, hot nsed here, i ia this oonatry poetly la the Connecticut' valley, by the raisers of tobacco. The supply is limited, and dealers say they could have sold twloe as much if they had it. Oommerclal Bulletin. A Go4 Deal la a Nam, Sstlae. A man of the name of Taylor Renny Taylor one day married a second wife, a very pretentions woman, and want to spend bit honeymoon ia Paris. The surprise ef his friends was great when he returned with a card plate en graved "Mr. and Mrs. Benny TalUenre.M Amongst those people who did not take altogether kiadly to the new title was an aged relative from whom the Taylors expected a legacy, and who made no secret ol her disgust. Consequently, when the new married couple went, a few weeks after their return, to stay with her, they expected an outbreak on. the subject The old lady, however, said nothing at all until the unlucky Taylor made a remark about a new possession she had acquired in the way of a enr of repulsive appearance and uncon genial habits. P "That'a a nina Ana nf rnnn aunt," he said one day, after ad ministering a kick to the creature on the sly. "What's his name!" "Well," said the old lady, setting her lips firmly, "I used to call him 'Jowler,' but now I call him 'Jowlenre.' " The Taylors weut home next day, and the aunt left her little fortune to a party of the name of Smith, with a reversion to a deserving charity, in case Smith should ever show any simptoms of a desire to call himself "Smythe." "' msHb"b AN AID TO TUB EXECUTIVE. Baton Rotroa, La., Jan. 23, 1888. To Mr. A. K. Hawket Dear 8ir: I decira to Uatify to the great superiority of your Cry staliifd Leoaea. Thay com bine great brilliancy with softneaa and pleasantneea to the eye, more than aoy I have ever found. S. D. McEnery, OjTernor of Louisiana. All eyea fitted and fit guaranteed by F. S. Duffy, New Berne. N. C. jl2Jlm It is said that in all the eight hundred letters of Cioero it is im possible to find ono in which he says a word about the dressjof the ladies of his time. Th Verdict Vnanlmom. VV. D. 8ult, Druggist, Bippua, Ind., tes tifies: "I can recommend Electric Bitten is the very beat remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief In every case. One man took six bottlee and was cored of Rheumatism of 10 yean' eUnding." Abra ham Hare, druggist, Bellvllle, Ohio, af firms: "The best aelling medicine I ever handled in my 20 rears' experience ia Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict ia unanimous that Electric Bitters do care all diseaaes of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at B. N. Daffy's wholesale and retail drag store. Large else, $8.00 per doaen, whole sale. Go to F. S. DUFFY DRUGGIST, AND BVT MM & MEDICINES CHEAP FOB CASH. The best assortment of Trasses In ihe elty. A large, varied and select stock of Perfa meTjr and Fine Soapa. A choice assortment of Fine and Cheap Cigars. Seeds for Tracking and Garden Planting, to arrive. Hat-Plumes, Feather-Fans, Mounted Birds, Feather Work and Fancy Articles made by Miss A. W.DriTT. Also, a handsome collection of Christmas Goods and sundries, all of which we offer at the VBKY LOWEST PRICKS for CAflH. deel dwtf F. a. DUr FT. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY As agents for owners we offer for sale on easy Sad aceommodatlDg terms the follow ing described Improved Real Batata in ths CtlyorNe- Bern: No. 1. WHAKF PROPERTY AT TJSIOSt POINT ; Includes the pleas of land known at "THE isLAN D " avd the wharf or roadway leading, thereto from Eaat Front sfoeeb Also, water spaee now being Oiled in. The location la the beat In the elty for all maun factoring purposes, while the largest oiafl vMtlnc our waters have ample depth of water for loading and unloading at the wharf. : . , WO. t TWO ffOTTSKS ASD 'LOTS .Al UNION POINT, ecenp'ed as dwellings. No. S. HABVBY WHARF PROPERTY; Inoludlng part of water front of Let No. II, In the plan of the elty. ' Upon the property Is located a commodious brick warehouse. The O. D. B. 8. Co. nse a portion of the prop erty. : - No. 4. THE IRON FRONT WARS HODS ON URAVS.N HTRBET. No. 6. BRICK BTORC AND UWELLIIfO ON CRAVEN BI&KET ooenpied by R.O.B. Lodge. , ' - A roll deserlptlos of this Tamable proper ty, together with the beat terms naon which the same will be sold, will be-famished n application to the onderslgned at their offlos nSonth Front Street. v" , WATSON A 8TREET,'1-' decS dwtf Ins. and Beat Estate Agts. ' Mules and Horses. NORTH CABOLTnI STOCK. Mr. E. a STEEEr haa jost received from Wester 27. 0. another lot of flue Ifnlesmnd Horsesv 20 Corn vat SM them. ja8 ' For Sale, OXS TH0CS4XD :iPJ3 OF LAM) aevea s2ea halo' city, i a gld, Keu. aiiab:a 1 all tratka. Aim atethnack Good Ote Her lu&cr nulla SpiWPoiit a m aa4mi. "- 3. T. CLAU, ecSliwtf . Saw Bane, N. C THI ESTABLISHMENT OF 'BsIlrThoJsricIer" Will ooavioee any one that we hare la stock the Largest, Ifoet Varied, aa Coca plate Lias of Diamond a, Watches, Fiie Jewelry, Silver-Ware, ; Fancy Laaope, Bwraaee, Gold and Silver Head Ganea la the Bute. It will ba to buyera interest to see our goods before purchasing. This is the Top ofthe Genuine Pearl Top Lamp Chimney. All others, similar are imitation. This exact Label is on each Pearl Top Chimney. A dealer may say and think he has others as rood. BUT RE HAS NOT. Insist upon the Exact Label and Top. rOS SAtl t W IYWIIE BE. kUl OSIT IV 6E0. A. MACBETH , CO., Pittsbargli, Pi. Look OutJFor Fiaud Read Tbls. and Vote Accordingly. The election crmes off next Tu'kcUt, ud we hope it will reovilt to the (tat Mac Uon of every citizen and to the beet inter ests of the country. In the meantime we wish to in f 1 1111 ioc public that, having been burned out, we Are still in business, and may be found at Trenwlth's Blacksmith's Stop, where be will be glad to see our pnt rons and take their orders. Immediate steps will be taken to rebuild In brick, at the old stand, on Craven street, when we will be In better condition than ever. We have with as Mr. James Manwxix, who Is well known in this community for his skill ia woikmsnship. Send tn orders. Wo are ready for bus! EDWARDS & CLARK, Boiler Makers snd Mactin ists. novS nwly Stoves are in Demand All the time, and the place! to buy them Is st P. 1.1. DRANEY'S. We have a full line of Cooking- and Heating Stoves, and will be sold on reasonable terms. We make a specialty of the New Far mer Oirl Cook Stores and other brands. Also a complete line of Hardware. 8aah, Doors and Blinda. Cart and Wagon Material, Harness. Paints, Oils, Qlaas. etc. Come and see me and be convinced that I will sell you good goods for little money. oo28 dwtf P. If. DRANfcY. Steamer Howard, Independent Steamboat Line. On and after Monday the 2,0th day ol Sept., the steamer ' Howard will run the following schedule: . For Trenton every Monday and Fri day at eight o'olock-, returning Tuesday and Saturday. , t; J. J. LASITTER, Manager;, J, S. Disosway, Agent at New Berne. VF ill. . T'mr f 1 f THC LADIES' FAVORITE. -xever out or ordjik;. If yen desire to jmrcbase a sewing maohlns, ask oar strent at vour plaos far terns sad price. It yon cannot flnd onr asent, write direct to nrytirww to yoq dcktw pti. ICHlCAav m UWH UUAKf,rt-: Uplift & f af M - j r ' V 1 ' , . a JEW GOODS CONSTANTLY ABRIVISG! 2fUW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING ! NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY AHKIYING ! 1 .'-. t . LARGE STOCK bF CLOTOINGi LARGE 8TOCK OF CLOTHING! LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING! SBOES AND SHOES AND SHOES AND KINSET J!" For Girjs and Young Ladies. Spring Session of 1889. Opens January 16th. ttT Write for Catalogue to JOSEPH FOR THE NEXT We will sell the balance of our Stock of Clothing at Cost. We .wish to make room for our Spring and Summer Stock. HOWARD J. W. STEWART, Sale and Livery Stable. I hare receited TWQJIOBK CAB L0ifil orses snd Muks, Which were selected by me bdmduslly VUVWtcare. ; In making my purchases I deal only with reliable men, V'nd get nothing b at good and sound stoch Will Take pleasure in showing you thronth ar rXtahlea and Tsrds. ' , oad streeti ansSdwtf NOTICE. ; . ' The endanlcned, Alonso R. Bolton, has Saiy qoallflad as axaentor of the estate of Alexander H. Bolton, Sceessad, anS hsreby sivee notice that he requires alt parsons bavinf claims asalnat the estate of the said aJezaadarH Bolton, to present tbsrn to the said Ahmse R. Ilolto-, doly authantlcted, for parrneut on or before the l.t day of Jaa sarr, ll, or sue this notlee wUl be pleaded in baref rsAOrary, - -v- Poraoci indabted taths estate' must pay ithqudPiy.-. - ALp5Z0 S. HOliTOST, llxsentor. . 4 . HATS A SPECIALTY! OATS A SPECIALTY! HATS A SPECIALTY ! PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES! PRICES TO SUIT TOE TIMES! PRICES TO 6HT TOE TIME8! W. B. FLANNER. W. B. FLANNER. W. B. FLANNER. 8CH00L, 11m, KINSET, Principal. & JONES. - ; . ; ... ew Berne,:K;:C i IBIII II'H . r 1---- w ww aawasMv IV USJ SWIfSi raf Aaambly cf North tarolmaof lsstfor-a f sV uuner ior a usuroaa irom Goldeboro to i OharioUe,- - ; . .UanitdSOd J r. iJoarders Wanted, i Apply at the office of -. , : - . .... : a AS. VT. WATERS, dwltf lVeMtdoorMewfisrne.JouatiAt . . - man wmm mm mtAW uvauusjn. 1 ? K
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