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THE JOURNAL.
au a. aoaa.
Ib. H4WPBH.
SKW BKSNE. H. C. FEB. 14
(Ui4 t tt rot oe at N Bra
bmob4-1bm BtBtkW.
N 0
G0YER3OR HILL AND UIS WATtH
TTORDS. David Bennet II ill, Governor of
the State of New York, is being
boomed" for the Presidential cou
test of 1802. He is taking time by
the forelock. His grip is a strong
one, but it will require superhuman
, endurance to hold it to tho decisive
hour.
The New York World sajs that
"Governor Hill supplied in Lis ad
mirable letter to the Tildeu metnori
al meeting in this city on Saturday,
to watchwords for Democrats in
tha irrepressible conflict which will
be continued as a result of the Re
publican restoration.
uTo win the contest," he wrote,
' onr weapons must be those which
will enlighten the ignorant and
release the credulous from their
fears." "Agitate," was the motto
and cry of O'Connell, the great
Home linler of his day. Let ns
add to this the watchward "Edu
cate," and agitation and education
now will give ns that reform of the
tariff parbaps even before our re
tarn to power for which we waged
onr recent campaign. So from
the nettle Defeat we shall have
plucked the flower Victory."
Agitation is the opposite of
stagnation. Wherever there is
stagnation there is death; wher
ever there is agitation there is life.
Tn'e "Democratic party is not dead.
It cannot die ns long its vital
principles are kept before the peo
ple. Toe. essential difference between
the Democratic and Republican
parties ia as distinct as the differ
ence between light and darkness.
Thia is not manifested at all times
It ia Often the case that the two
great parties are in accord upon
rrratteri of expediency affecting
a'.ilce'all sections of tbs Union and
all classes of men, and in this
condition of affair it is properly
satd that "there is no difference in
patties."
It is when the Constitution is at
issue, and the powers of the general
government are involved, that the
two parties confront each other,
and the clash and clamer of the
Irrepressible conflict resound
throughout the Union.
The paramount issue of the times
i n which we lire, i the tariff. The
Democracy asserts that the Govern
ment has no right to collect from
the people more revenue than is
necessary to defray the expenses of
government economically adminis
tere4Vau4 Republicans insist that
"Government may collect by
taxation whatever is necewary to
"provide for the common defence
aad promote the general welfare."
J'JreTisocrats enforce a strict con
airBcttonof the Constitution, and
. iiiist'opon the most rigid economy
it; .(be administration o( public
affairrj- Republicans give to that
iniVromonfc a latitudinanan con
struction and encourage the wild
eat extravagance i a the expendi-
tarMof- the Government. Nor is
, tUtifjl ; EeputyUcan construction
nermits the plundering of a majeV-
' tirM$&i&Wtot the benefit of
''favatedtfew It encourages
onoljCtnd plutocracy not mo-
nopoty.and plutocracy: founaea on
a .lawrpriae. trat monopoly
aad" plffocncy luseT a pea la
hard eaMajof labor, wrunj from
the howst son otJioiHlDy (he
matted hand of arbHrarj power.
Will the people ot these State
tamely tnbqut (v ncl atrocity t
They maj'tahfeW U It,1 if they
lafcrM,iidertt!6 narcotic tn
flnenc 0 igaoraace, 1 bat if the
abject ia agitated, aad the people
are educated to 'a proper apprecia
fUqn of tU e&UBtioa, tfcey will rue
ia themajeBtj ffremen, aad
break their eh alas like Sam psoa
bant the withe that boand him.
- - tntiulObwiitr.
THE UEKIBAL ASfiElBLT.
29TB DAY.
8ESATK.
The Senate was called to order
by Lt. Gov. Bolt, aad opened with
prajer by Seaator Moore
BILLS PASSED TttlKD READl.Nii.
To aaooarace neobaaicai pro
nciencj ia North Uaroliaa; to
amead the law regulating the elec-
tioa of trustees for tbeNorth Caro- 1
lin.i CnTWa ot Airiisnltnra and the 1
Mechanic Arts-, resolution ia re
lation to raising a joint seleot com
mittee on election of Board of !
Agriculture, to consist of two Sena
tors and three Representatives. 1
bills tassed second beading,
Abolishing the Shell Fish Com-
mission and to pay the present
commissioners; to amend section
2.566 of the code so as to require
the rudiments of sericulture in the
public schools of the State ; to
make four and a half feet a lawful
fence in certain counties ; to iocor 1
norate the town of James Citv in
Craven county.
A bill to promote the tflicieucy
of the State Guard coming up on
its third reading acted as a decla
ration of war. General Stubbs had
charge of this bill as chairman of
the committtee on military affairs.
The first skirmish was made by
General Lnsk, on the side of those
opposed to the bill, but he was met
by nank movements under Colonels
Payne and Means and repulsed.
Col. Barber threw out his forces in
support of General Stubbs and was
met by opposing skirmish under
command of;ColoneI Blair. The
lines being drawn up for final
action the commandant ordered a
roll call and the battle was won by
General Stubbs by 2? yeas, 14
nays.
HOUSE. '
The House was opened with
prayer by the Rev. John 8. Wat
kins, D. D., ot the First Presby
terian church.
The following bills of a general
nature were introduced: To com
pel clerks of Soperior Courts to
take bonds before the issue of a
summons; to prohibit dredging for
oysters in certain waters of this
State; to make the principal of the
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institu
tion more efficient (making the
requirements as to qualifications
more rigid); relating in the can
cellation of mortgages, deeds, &c. ;
to prevent the adulteration of crude
tnrpeatine or spirits of turpentine
bv mixing therewith petroleum on
or other ingredients; amending
section 2,834 of the code relating
to birds; to provide an alternative
method for working the public
roads of the State.
TASSEI) THIRD READING.
II. E. Cl 4. authorizing the com
missioner of Greene county to
levy a special tax ; 8. B. 44, autho
rizing justices of the peace to take
bond upon continuance or criminal
cases; S. B. 140, relating to .indi
gent and other apprentices ; s. u.
274, to provide for the publication
of summons, orders and notices
(enables service of summons to be
made on corporations). B. 214,
for the relief of sheriffs, tax-collectors
and their legal representatives.
Ab Excellent Betart.
An only child, a little boy of six
years, feeling dull in the house, and
naturally anxions for the compan
ionship of children of his own age,
one day said to hi mother : t
"Oh, mamma, do let me go out
into the street arid play. There are
thousands and' thousand of boys
there to have games with do please
let me go, mamma '
His mother rebuked him, -Baying
that there could not, possibly be
thousands Of boy in that small
village, and that it was verywnmg
to use such exaggerated expressions.
Tha nrchln'Efavelf actlfnad U
"But. mamma, j I ,h card you tell
Aunt Mary the otnet day that my
new boots were miles too large for
me!" :'? -U i ai.tf---
r rf-.LTXT
I havb had catarrh for twenty yean,
and used all kinds of remedies without
relier. Mr. Smith, druggiak-of Little
Falls, recommended Ely wGrsatn Bala.
Tha effect of the first application was
magical, tt allayed thi inflammation,
and tha next morning my head was as
clear as a ben. One bottle has done me
to muda good that Laid convinced its
use will effect a permanena cur. It is
aoothingt pleaaint, .nad : euy to, apjly,
and strongly argea Its nee by all suffer-en.M-Oeo.
Terry, Llttl Fall, N. Y.
? Taat'BlaKaMl
ETarytilnf . "Sardiaeala oiire
oLPseil raadJj as dialled Eat-
pcrt berriai eoUcaaeea u.
"Oceaa trout" and "Alula Back-
eitT are eonaiderad fax as parlor to
the eommoa meahadea froa whien
tbw sorter. "Pickle whlteflah'
an mach bom satisfactory the
laajcinatioattkaa tha tweaklebJ
which represent thea U thJBi
kL K3o4 ateaka" aoaad prorai
iaf area vhaa eat from the Mft-e
woiSlah. "Keiiebee ealmoa" -are
alwaja ia deseed whether frost
Maine pr ia tha nia of radflak and
ateelhead froa Oraimr W ia,
therefore, with utUe tarprJaff t
we hear just at tale tuaearfthe
ealebratad raataoraUor i Wa-1
iattoa vita "tooa halibnt'' froa
Nortolk as tha chief -attract!
tTaaaAmad aad idealised from tat
kvoaaly and hiahJe wlatoi flatfih
whifih haa approached anr ahoraa,
not to thrill pieorws, bwt te depoait
its egga paaoarnJir. ' s
We are raalnded of a etaxun-.
stance in a noted coffee horn ia
Melbourne a few year a-whfcb
created a great deal of xoitaaant
The proprietor in trod need a flak of
sarpaasiag sweetaeaaa aaddalioacf
0f naTOr
under the aaae or
"Street William" Ilia Datrooa
UHW
eagerly deroared "Sweet WURamn
and the fish had a tremendous run
i WM .nHr ini iwi nfirl
free lrom AU weBt iwlB.
iDgij ior time. Inquiries failed
to reveal the name of th new
favorite until one lacklea day
somebody saw a barrelfnl of young
sharks go into the establishment,
to be translated into "Sweet
William." Then tb volume of
business suddenly shrunk and the
air was black with threat of suits
for damage by enraged customers,
And so what's in a namel
Forest and Stream.
famb 11 florida.
Fro ah Atlanta Dbimkeb.
Mr. A. K. Hawkxs, Atlanta, Ob.:
Dear Sir Yoa donbtleM r-memW
me getting a Ibm of 70a Marly three
weeki ago. I bad thea given up all
hope of aver beiag able to road aaia
The lilt three weeka, however, with
tha ate of your glaeeee my eyea have
been wonderfully benefited, and I have
been enabled to do a great deal of read
ing, the Aral I had daaa in two year,
and 'moreover I have great hopee of
their entire reoovary ia a few year. I
cannot too highly recommend your
glase to my friend. Yenra respectfully,
E. O. Callaway.
With Moore. Manh & Co.
All eyea fitted and fit guaranteed by
F. S. Daffy. New Berne, N. a jl2llm
PLOWS !
Oar utock of Plows comprise tha
Avery Steel (one or two horse),
Atlas, Boas, Dixie, Pi j, Champion,
Clipper, Granger, ' Watt, Climax,
Gem and Stonewall, and also the
ordinary Turn Plows, suoh as the
No. A C, 10, 11, 35, 40, 45, 4S, 50,
55 and CO.
Castings of every description, be
sides a fall and complete lino of
everything for the Farm.
We re-rpectfally solicit the Whole
sale Trade as well as the Retail, and
we are prepared to offer special in
ducements to Merchants.
Send for our Price List
VI1ITTY & GATES.
tW Saw Mill Supplies a specialty.
Whoa It Hay Concern.
1 -t
AN0THEB LOT Of TH08S
CASSARD HAUS,
'4 ; .i
At 14 Cents Per Pound
Lard, Buckwheat,
Pickles Etc
At Pricea to aaioaiab tha native. Call
and tae foe youtaalf, i . . , ,
J. r.' TAYLOB.
FOOT OF MIDDLE STREET,
jn23 dwtf NEW feEMJE, "oti c
A Valuable Eesidence
FOR SALE CHEAP.
A bran naw Dwelling Bouse, oon
taininr aiz comfortable roouii. and kit
chen and diniac room attachad.j Lo
cated oa Chaage street, near East Front.
Apply to -
WATSON 4 STREET,
d20 In, ft Real Eat. Agent
SAII'L T. SKIDHOEE,
- ' Wholesale, Coirimisjpn'
FISH. DEAJiER.;
i4 it mmauM wrnMxrKv
rt.TOM W1BKIT. "
For BaleV"
a nALr,BLO0D JERSEY BULL
CALF. Price $15.60 '
i'in:
Applyjto .
n23 dwtf ' ' Kw Bern N Of
5. ji c iai: ; i .
l3t TEI gS-UFITSHVDfT 07
Will ooaviacw y thai we hava ia
lock the Larrwat, Moat Taxied, Bad
OlailU Urn of rOiaskU K4kAH
m3S?arBtrrBMaTilIS2f UiU
, U wUi.WbD7n Btana U m
dm coa bafoea aaKinrtaa
I Bia
Fear Top Lamp t-iumfttv.
Ml othmteilirare lmftttibiL
lsouoswu cart
iTopCUmncy.
A dealer may say
and think he hU
ethert as rood.
SUV HB RA5 wat
, Fu St twtTwwtt. Mmi ski t t ,
GEO. L mtEETH V CO., PiKstni, Pa,
VALUABLE CITY PROPEBTY
At (genu tut owner we offer for sal aa
eeay aad aaoomaaodaUBf taring tae tnllow
lng d earrtbed lmprovad Real Kaiata 4a la
CUrof Natr Mara;
No. 1. WBAHt PROPERTT AT CNIOS
P Ts'T : InHodat tha pttea or land known at
1HK leLAM) " ar tba wharf or raadwajr
leading thereto rrnoi iitl Front tt eat
A mo. water aaaoa ' daw klnf SI tad In Tar
location Is tba txat lu tne eity tor all BiauB
falurlng rmpoaea whtla ih largest -iafl
vlaltlnu our
water have ample dapta ot
water
wharf.
ater lor luadiDf and unioaaing at
the
No. 2 TWO HOlBta AMI Wla
Al
I'lvlOS fOlNT. o!Dp'ed a oaelltnga.
No. A ilAHVAT WillKf fBOfERTT
Including part of water front of Lot ho. JS.
hi th planar laa i ij. upon lnawiparw
la looaAed a aommodloa brisk waaenooae
Tha 0. D A. 8. Vo. naa a portion or tha prop
So'; 4. THE IROtt FRONT WAR HOUSE
oa uiaven hthxat.
No, 6. BRICK KlvHK AtU. DH mtMHU
tf CRAVE5 BTRKXT occrlpled by 1C 67 1.
Lodaa,
A full deacrlptloi of tola valoabla propar-
t. tnaaihar with the beat termi oaoa akkt
rot
toe aamawlU be aold, wlti ba faralahad no
application to the undersigned at tbelrofflae
ntsouva ftodi atrm.
WATHON A BTBKET.
dac dwtf Ina and Baal gaUt Agai
j. h. caABTaaa.
BASIL KaiTLT.
JOHN H. CEABTEEE & CO
ENGINEERS,
Founders and Machinists
Manufacturers aad Dealers la
JBraUMere mt Kaflavaa. oilara.
law K1U. Edgtax St Ctat-vdY Maakvlaaa,
Waara prepared tbda Oaatlti of an thidj
wltn promptnaat.
Particular and tmmadiaU attention alvea
to rapai hwmi ainoa.
Wa will bdalad to aiT plana and eatlmete
lor any deaoi lpuon or maoniuery.
Wa are tha aganu for tha aale of tha Amer-
loan Haw. A lao for Q. A A. Karcamln'e Gla
bra ted Indeatroeame kuoa Valvea.
We five aaUaftvotorr gnarantaa frr ail work
dona trv tia. ito aza w wi y
Look OutFpr Fiaud
Read Tbls. and Vote Accordingly,
The election comas off next Tuesday,
and we hope It will result to tha aatiafaa-
tion of every citizen and to the best lnter-
eats of the country. 1
In the meantime we wun to lnromiaa
public that, having bean burned out, 'we
ate still in buslnem, and may be found at
Treawtth'e Blacksmith's 8hop,'whT he
will be glad to saw outrvatran aad take
their order, r!, ,-c.x tw .'!
Immediate stem win be taken to rebuild
la brick, at the old stand, on Craven street,
whan we will be In better condition than
Wa have with a Ma. amis SUrwiu.
who ia well known in this commuaity far
Ma avni hi wtiTTknantUrj". ' '
8aadia ordara. ,w are ready for bun
est, . ; , , . . I .a . - ' ; ..
EDWARDS CLARK,
Boiler. Makers and MarJUnkU.
Mv8nwly " - '3'" " ' '
' ' i'l'l l-UA tf' fee' "
Independent Steiinldil'LIn
On and after Monday jiha 10t day "ol
Sept.. the steamer JBo war 4 win nut
ih tmt 1;;; i';:r
Tot Trenton aVerr, Monday and Trt
"7
an
j'. -pybrnriir, AtaSewtjroa,
I8G2..EAT0I1-I000.
jokvO
'A,iiOT;oir':t-
I." 1
i .iiwt- wMACtit.1,i' A-fn;
Mikwp a latgar jtaK of r!w3tla
than any other store in norta uamtpa
I take particulai pain to fit thafti to th
a good work as any watchruaker In ti
IIta'.a.SaM a.1-awialOWtr
t i-lW4 LAJtV K. T S.rOv .
Opposite Hapiiat t3knrch,: ; fla dwtfr
1
Ait i
J
LI
aji eignt o'cjooa, wtinawaw
aBatnrdiy. , . t'.,j
Mat bterhlrrV rear. I beOeV 1 6aa 8c
I rtspectfally annonrice to the
Vli that my represeatall is
aaw ia the Korthera Markets,
sylaetbg a Cqmplxts Stix-k
u
OF GUEBAL MSSCQANDISK
My gtrllNQ 6 TOOK is td be
fall aad up to all the Latest
Style.
To make room for the new,
my present stock will ho pat
dowa to the Very Loweet
Figures.
W. I". I LANNKl:.
KINSET
La GrJretxx
US
s
rr ' "
For Girls and Young Ladies.
Spring Session of 1889.
Opens January 16th.
(2" Write for Catalogue to
JOSEPB K1N8EY, Principal
J. W. STEWART,
Sale and Livery Stable.
I have receiyed TWO MORE
finch were selected by me individually wjth crat case. In making my
Jrorclutgeg I deal only with reliable
spnnd stock. Will take pleasure in
Yards.
Toad Street, 3"ew Berne, N. C.
! aoffrMwtf
.11 t-a
-9i cl ei"
We will sell the balance a'quXiv'Slii'of
... ... . . '
Clotiiiic: at Cost. We
our:' Spring and Summer Stock. ;j
f
r 5r i
iv.
k tta.io t'jHOTIOE.'
jTrM'bdert1(d, Awsm A, Ballon haa
daly qnallflfd aa exeootor of the ealate of
Alaadaeder H. Bolton, -weceaaer, and hereby
glva Botw'tbat ha reqntree alt peraoas
IiBViiif clalml acalnat tba enate of tha eald
4lxa4erH bolton, to preaent them to the
aid, Alonro B. tilo-, doly antbentlcated.
iu par on or oeiora ina
at en or before the let day of Jan-
or elaa thil aoUoe WlU Pleaded
aanTJ'
IS bar 01 roovry, . .... . . ,. .
T,rft tniabwdHe theJ ewtat mutt fay
WUhoatdelan . f ' ' -- '-
: ALO5Z0 B. HOLTON, Executor,
OLABX CLARK, Attorneja.
defflSw
SCHOOL,
1ST. C.
CAH LOADS of liorses and Mules,
men, and get nothing hat good and
showing you through my Stables and
tHH'.-t
-it. a awjoawa
mi L J!!aJtllttlt(ii
;.l ia-fb.i'i J.;i
wish to make room for
ff-ofiOiiiow t!UA'i-
i l, 4
, i t r iTmit i jjnod 6si i
.Aaaembly cf North arol'naof iwtfor a
charter rot Railroad from Oot-iboro to i
OUarlpMe. . . . , .f nanUdaOd. ";.,
t aiij. vi ' - . ...... '?
'lift wSTO?"1 '-'' t trUi WV.
f-sH :ail ;&JX01lQ-f4iktw:t
nmde to -th oDri Amnb to ebftvn,
Ina fata IWh..Su .1 L-. . J IV, r
aiuaw an ar w iiUBrMr ui now nnrii w n hi