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KXW BX15K, W. 0 APRIL tl 188ft.
Cateeed at Ik Voi i at Baca. If 0
E1&TE1L
IIiL sacre morn that Bar the
Lord wiser Tw as thine to break
tie fetters of-the tamb and bring
UT and immortality to light Earth
wakes, tad from garden, field and
woodland from city, town and
country, rises the exultant shoot,
uSow is Christ risen from the dead
' and become the first fruits of them
thataltpnallelojabl The Lord
God Oaiipotent reigneth 1
Therefore came Mary Magdalene
and the Vother Mary to see the
sepulchre, jast s It began to dawn
toward .the first day of the week.
They ame, not to witness a
miracle, or bear the roice of an
aagelf ; bat to pay the tribate QfJ
womaa1s iore to their buried Lord.
TlrfV tame with hearts as sad and
gloomy si the shadows of the night
taajL. Jret .. still lingering wound
thsay Wth trembling steps they
approach the sepulchre. Then
comet the music of the heaven -sent
voice;, Tear" not ye, for I know
thaf ye Beek Jesns which was
eraciiled. He is not here, for he
la risen, as he said." And now the
darkness is past They Came seekf
lag tho dead Jesus, and they find
the living Christ "Thanks be to
4Godf f6r tfiejroice of the Easter
Day, crying nnto us, Fear not !
- The hope, the only hope, of man!
kind shines through the open door
of the sepulchre , close by Jerusa
; lemTf f.t'hrist be not risen, our
falth'iia' tainf we are yet in our
ilnju The; fct of tbe resurrectipn
o olMiu if 'th. GepeL.:; ' ,s
' i .jiehof i J)udly teautifnlly says,
Wlyi$hereforeililfe fharoli
J In tic! old iinvs setapart thisjqueen
ifa&tlTJLL .ithia t annual cbmmemora-
! tbn flfTthe.' supreme event whereof
" eriry,' Lord's day doth tell abroad
ti' .aidryrWise W her appolnt
mis3ha; inctt &3 'tni i year, ;wheii
the "aithi "is waking tap from her
Ion j wuiterBleep,in prophecy of im
mortaiity.men shall enter into God's
courts with special thanksgiving
" and praise, to' tidings of joy, to be
hold the evidence of their reality.
uIm the' early! dawn, came the
thousand, thousand living women
to lee the place where He will meet
thsmj and they know that they
hear His own voice speaking to
their spirits in tones of tender,
familiar, greeting. To us men,
tearful and slow of heart to believe,
now, as In the old time, they the
womcn-'-bring( the blessed news of
life" and ' hope, and,4 hastening to
tit jepulchre, we too near the
FearaoVt.and enter , to 1 see the
of the: empty tomb. The
IsatLenguard of " philosophic de-t'-l,
and of false" religion is pros
trite j the linen clothing of proph
ry is an in lis appoiniea piace;
ti J the angel, the Church bt God,
f "j the storyof how ail ie come t
- i according td hii'word.An(
z - 1 1 ef new hope, convinced of
option and deliverance, the
: jf-!s of trembling fearful men
the Easter chorus, tiBlessed
' i tie Lord God of Israel for He
; visited - and redeemed His
'8.'
::i Easter 1 It makes one
i. Continents salute oon
i r i'.k the glad acclaim, He
!:ry. to God ,in the
c'i? tltir tiili aiJtlsia j:yotJ
cic.-ij, rriue the Lor J, ye
tav i ai.'re K:a. t:t:.'i Him all
U :a Loct, K3reit ta tie Lord,
and greatly to be praised, in tie
city of our pod, in the' monntaiq of
His hoiinees.M " " V
MEMtr, od one Lcrd uiaen
- EMter, p tht wthkll riM
t A tb bto.t&u inXt tu pouoa, .
ElooaM be&eih tba opoit tkia. :
Al'etai, Lt4 iMriouf j :
kAn ear fcrtrtf upu o U ' '
PriBM exklud. aorersita glorioM 1
Thoa Kmi tot tb epUTe trSl . ,
- CatAartae lAt Item..
Bprihg-hal at last made its ap-
pearaaoe, arrayed in a garb of
greeny .'r.f - yir
" Our farmers' are busily engaged
preparing and plaiting anticipat
ing a gooa crop yean ' .
Jhe cold weather we have been
having has caused much excitement
among our fro.it growera. - ?
Oa the , 12th Inst, the dogs got
among the aheep belonging to Mr.
T. B. Barber and killed and injured
together mae tor him,
We have a splendid school t
this place nownder the auspices
of Miss Mamie Kinsey. She is a
good teacher and -well worthy of
patronage.
Sheriff Morrill w ho has been,
suffering from i serious illness is
rapidly mending. We hop him a
speedy recovery, and that be will
be enabled soon to assume his
office again. . ; , . ,
Eev. P. S. Aman preached ior
us on Sunday last two most excel
lent Sermons. Mr. Aman is a gifted
mlnfsterind well wottby f jroing
tb hearVe: heartily jolteit his
services again la the near future. .
, Oar farmers hate gone to work
more earnest and U better spirit
than usual hoping the intention of
the Farmers 7s Alliance will be car
ried put tiring fdr them wealth and
prosperity changing this land flnto
a paradise flowing' of milk and
honey. " . . 7 ' - '
Bailroad, railroad, is the general
topic of the day with us now. We
hope to be enabled soonOo see the
old steam oar pafiBng through out
woods making , our country more
valuable and showing that we are
in existence.
It oeat. Pa to Cheat the Fabllo,
The Publio is a credulous fellow1.
But, for all that, it does not pay to
cheat him. Some tradesmen have
an idea that if they an only
wheedle him into their establish
ments by plausible advertisements!
it is the easiest thipg in the world
to pick his multitudinous pocketsl
But, although exaggeration : and
falsehood, with the aid of startling
typographical effect. may induce 1
ruth of custom, they win not securi
a steady run. Capitalized Offers of
fashionable dry goods at fifty pe: 1
cent under the current rates ma
lore the many-headed mass to thi
proffered feast of cheap things foi
men "is naturally a bargain-fovinj
animal, arid women Jnoreo,bu ;
if "Cheap' John's" merchandise be
lies his printed boastings, the visit
will not be repeated, ?. r;, i
The Public, being t of magnani?
mous disposition, and on willing t4
git trouble '"withdot xendering"i
quid pro guof willjngouthispumer'
oqs wallets, disburse without
murmur, and carry off for the nonce
quite a load of bogus" "bargains.7
the - mendacious merchant mean
while rubbintr his hands and coni
gratulating himself on the succeed
of his advertising dodge. But he
will- look In fain for the return iij
force of our victimized friend. Day
by day his business will fall off, and
he will be orettv sure to learn id
the end, by sad -experience, f that
me communiiy, creauious as it is
cannot be beguiled time after tim
into the Bame trap, baited with ,th
aaaii chaff."' -
Hundreds 'of 4Cheap Jobnsn o
this class bate nourished and fadei
iu New York within our recoil
tionj while the honorable hOflsei
with whom they hoped ) to com pet
by bidding for custom with fal
pretences, grow stronger, wealthie
and more popular every year. As
rule.1 never expt, toi g "baii
gains" Xrom merchants who adver
tise, to selL', .goods 4elbw. aactioa
piices., ....rs . i
aoyaarpsepie.:" f
There are certain persons, wfioia
to meet is like opening tfarwlndqw
ef close' apartment on s delicious
June day". - The first breath is aij
inspiration, ;Yoo throw back tout
locks from your heated' forehead
and your weary eyesi and 'ek no
thing but f o sit down and let thli
toothing .presence minister; to you
All your cares and irets one by one
creep, away, And a new, life5 aud
vigorseem muiBeunw every ceryt
and muscle. ; To u are not the earn
creature that you were ten minntet
before. ,Tou areready. after, all, to
do valiant battle with life, though
you ad (iupposed yourselff qnite
surrendered to its petty and harass
ing necessities.' ' J-v - -
t ; Exuberant , spirits and -vitality
must needs carry with Ihcm hdpa
falness und. courage aud they
';-tr- ; . m c.-x-piig
.- i ; ,...;J Lurt:
-w ail i: :l:;e. It;
- cirri t zg tiu t::
row tl, -rs, tie ts s Ir.zi
i cwn
sjEipa
.."k, tie
asi
la f-4 r:t tie ciie w c:rt:i-
ly tic It it, ts tLe tliiiisg
f Lici ws CiTtr iiti5!jl U to be,
, . - T II' tl M Mi i i ' -t V V
Mrs. t:s IU u:ti the proof
wnw i-o.c;:; j cp lii cer DCJ
room, aad -lfr e-rrst, a little
negress, observe 1 it drxer
daybydAy. r.2il:yl,.:eitle
at:ii-a of her mistrss ta the
fact that it was getLig buck, r
That, Tcrsy," said Urs. r:le,
"is because the photograph er didn't
Haisatt."' -';, v tj,
tlSj, Missis Bogie, is dat do
reason why I'm brack f - V
What do you mean, Topsy V
MI mean, is dat de reason I'm
brack, , 'cause , de Lord diu't finish
met", ;. ' w
Tbi Bkct Salvi Is ih world for
vAwt . mm uwob, wim ufiii . . i '
KOMIIB, II'H OOTM, 1MW, ,Mpf i
UMIV VWIIWIW VMUIt Will mi IMLiMj
Ernptiona. aai ponitiTelr chxm diU
or no pay required. , It ia Kuiroi4 u ,
(itv yeriavt wmbi who, ur bum r
fundad. Prioa S3 oanU nar bai. Fur
! bv R. N. Puffv. , .s Jan 17 J
.... .. a wo vpiBiai . , , . h I i
From the Kickapoo Blade -Te
Cross Boads Bogle is the ablest
paper in this country. It IS edited
by a gentleman of brilliant literary
attainments, and should hate a
circulation of a million copies. . .
From the Cross-Boads Bogle (a
weex later) n tnere is a better.
or more vigorous journal .In this
country than the Kickapoo Blade,
we have never heard vf it. The
Blade is edited by a gentleman
gifted by birth, and education to 11
the most exalted position in ihe
journalistic world. : ; .
I ! I II
' ' Saver Caaea. af BlaaA Pal com.
ThouiaDda aoflar from blood ooiaon.
who would bo eared if that cava B. B.
B. (Botanlo Blood Balm) a trial. Band :
to ta Blood Balm Oom Atlanta, Ga.,for
.book o( wondarlul entea, that eoavinoo
too moat akaptioal. It latent free."
J. 0, Oibaon, Meridian, Uiaa., wriUa:
"For a number of years I suffered un
told agoniea from blood poiaon., Sev
eral prominent physicians did ma little
if any food. I began to nee B. B. Bv
with vary Utile faith, but, to my utter
aarprisa ii baa made me a well and
hearty person." ', ( ,
Z. T. Qalberton, llaooo, Oa. writes;
"I contracted blood poiaon. I first tried
Springs. I returned home, a ruined
man physically.: Nothing see mad to do
ma aar tood. Mr mother 2 Dersuaded
me to try B. B. To my utter as ton
ishmenl every uloer quiokly healed."
. Baoj., Morris,, Atlanta, Oa.,: writes:
('I suffered years from syDbilitl blood
poiaon whioh refused to he oored by all
treatment.! bysieiaat pronounoed .it
a hopeless, ease. , jl had no appaflte,
had veins : in hint and join ta and. mt
itdneya were disssaadw. My threat was
ulcerated Ana my breast a mass ot rnn
ning , sores, (.Ja this pondition I com
menoed a;uae o A B Bj- It Jeale4
every, njoar and sore and. cored roe eom
pletely within two months, f j n 1 j
JM"S TaV 1
hi i
.... PreMttUii tb mow tUnnl ft -rtv
Combined -with itha .fcedicbal )
! ' virtues f planb known sp- tP
mtfet ; benendaV - .9 ,ttiman
'- system,- forming; an," agreeable,; j
. and effective laxative to peijoa- i '
i nently . cure Habitual Consti- : ,
' pation and the marit' ins de-;i i
. pendip jf ta k weak' pi inactive ; t
conditioii b$ the , M j.
K!u.iEYS, LIVER O EC.VELS. 5
., ; Wb OM it Bilioni or Caittpatl s.A t
PURS BLOOD, RSPRKSHJMO StKtF. i.
- ' - umit "ru intuitu . r 1 s ;
Every one is using it and all are f
, delighted wiUi It-1
ayuni oar noo ;
V1 CALIFORNIA TIG SYRUP C0. E
itwwkit. k' i : Fir low, Jr. i I
CREAM BAii:
1'
1
Cleanses' line
Nasal
ires, Allftyt
Pal 'and in
flaknmdtlon
Heals ,;t?
Bares, I: e
stores tl
Senses e'
Taste ant
Smell.
Try tb Car. . .-' V-
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" J l i jl '1! t-i SHJ0ES! 1 j . ,.
. I -I' ' Two doors North of Ilotol 1 j
I -t' I ' j AtBMtt. J W '
.Vac. v,w;,.j i. T-h'f '- - - "l4'.
tiik rMn fine nDcr?cn ninc nnnc i
' BBla.- IIHII liHU UI
' 0 wine to the hard times and scarcity of monev. I am deterdmine ,16
furnish the people the Best Goods
oroof Of the facL'T will'onotfl voiila
Clothing is Enormous. "Men'ifoodBlue Flannel Suits as. low as
$3.09; , Also good' Bui,ts for Men At $2,98. Boys' good Suits, fronj
w ao tjurtsumv qtii.va,,. avym
Also S nice line of Men's Backs and
HATS ! HATS I HATS ! ive hundred dozen Bats, all styles
and prices, f Mens, Boys end Children's JIats from 10 to 15 and 2b cts
Guarantee to suit you in any kind
HIlWOOl BilVJElOi OUUUM I
Stock of Shoes I ever kent."- MenV
Kid' Batten Shoes,'95c.! 'Lace,'75c; te
ahd Boys' Shoes at prices to suit the
400.W70C. - l";i -
, fUBNISHING GOODStenV tfndershlits as low as 26 cents;
a juicq xtiuriKKui ouiri. ior cents, ja. met) Dean irom iv to iiu cenus.
aiA.folllineof Dry Gods, Trunks, Valises, and rother goods, tod
imerpusiq1nieiunonj F'runf
W Come i one; come alf tolvTLtiAJlI StfLTAlf'S," where - you wil
do ireawurigos ana gesjour moneys twprth. ;. j x
uraa; Opposite Baptist Church
Middle jtreetj - ' -
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I am con"'!:.'? v ' fr-M'
' . j. fr ' . , Mi'
vi uivu si BUiuiiiL-u ujr mo i. . i , .
pr.L-'.'M taI-only witli rdlalle
ponndslocL WUl take flpr-m in
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So. Cteta-'x K
Effects Lectin Cures.'
gik u a arvtsn'us a l - x uf
tcrikot Bret Uiu. aairaa. M-aau.( W toJie
Oiw 0.1 - tijrtk 1-ut uJa a-trwuuo, and enunt.
17 V.'ru ; ciiJ Caa U&a 1L Vv Lai Ul
w ut u.titug kmgtr iu rttauntiuua or
j? f r e-''t','P'" Ituied food fimfttaL
--'4- -tear. J tanfc t
D
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MlbU, Ulltfk IJUllla i
or the Least Money. if; Now, in
fAw. nf mv nriws. , Afv Stnck f
jvjjlco ouita irom,nii,o to ni,au
Catawajs and Prince Albert Suits!
pi flatu j ,t i .. .- - i- : j ;. ;j
AUD ilttlQQU UU JLCB.K)D1CUICU
Shoes from 1 75o. to 11.00. Ladies?
850. Also a large stock Cf Meq
times, t Ladies nice Slippers from
h'ati:i ..f.l 't;.-. ( ) 5
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, NEW BERNE,. N.,C.
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-Horses and
T.lalcs,
j T i.a great care. 10 rrsij r'J
men, and get nothicg x ut -.ol al
sWwing you. through Ey Sialics at.!
c,
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I Tia: gecera' f - , ,
Dry Gccds," G: ; (
Pxc ii i ens. . , v
Wo a!'? ire ia -xk i
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State Prison and-Tars. s
.1 JJncts.azi ELoes.
Ery rir u"frttJ.
We have i iri r-urr'y ft FtiiJa
Cheroota aJ l'rvKliaaL.. u Cara
Tbese Rood, are bougtt ty c.rct
frwa thf I'teiory,. ... ,
, C J" fcii3 at Knufacturt i ' I'l.a.
t.tio ruubld to aba kuoo..
TiVTt
T3
VALUABLE CITY Ff.CurJY
aa asata for aimer offer ftr .) on
M7 al ftoaommnOituus' W tua Iimiow.
lagdmnrtiMtd lnirovt4 imtM In Ui
OtyorUe- tm:
S 1. WlUkU1 PROPERTY AT UNION
Pel NT ; tnclmlM tle pire o( iwi.l kixn
"Itilt 1b LA u," po in wtiart or ru
lMdtn ldru (rtw rrenl t.vci
Ai.o, wnver no Iwn f t. a la Tna
loeailoaMthttlDtbour t i n
taeuirlUK puryuMa, akilf ui iHr-t Maft
vtoitina oar watera tiav amy ; fpm of
ur fur foadiuc and unloj.i hi tb
wharf. , . . , . " f .
No. 1. TWO JIOtTSES AKt LOTS Al
CMOS POLMT, OiWDp'edaiavalllnir. "
No.. THS IRiiM V Watti-dOCaS
ON CBAVl! N Kt'Hf 1', .
No. a, riaiCK KTOKS A NO riWICtaUN(J
ON CRAVlUM 0raVJLH.T oocnplad bj ItaK.
Lodice. ,
A lull daaerlptloo of tbts vaiimbl prnrwr.
f. togouur wuh Ihe tMwt terui u u m b u-ri
ina aamowUl ba oid.vlli ba furnije.l n
applleaiion to tba MderatKnad at ibair offloa
naouia Front airret.
- WATROX1 4 FTREFT. 1
, doc awtf , ,. Jna. aad Heal Kouia aia.
FASHlSNABlVB-TAILOil
. -j.'jiropw btiieet. ,
two doora eouta HahVa LlTary Sublaa
noTt dtf
iI'.kI,
NEW BERNE. N, a
; land ;Fdf Said.
TWO TBACT8 I5T LENOIR COUNIT
Ix tnlla aooth of Klmton, ea Booth Waat
Creek.' Vo. X SoS kcrea.vlth onahnndrad
alearod, balaaea wall tlaabarod. Well adapt
A to growftg oorn, aotton, pea), eta. t A
portion of tha cleared land embraoea a rich
1 s.t. i A ', Mfl CI ...... '...m k.'l.. fc.
'"an i'u ' uanr ianar
aboat oaaaadabair mtlaa Iron) tract No.
prloa S3.0S0. aaab., or p aan,.irUlt-ap.
iroted iroorlty fqr DaUDO(, r. i
' Apply to ' " -
jAuia wrtLiAMs, ' '
; . -. i. Klneton, W.fi, '
1 Or to ' . JOCtrlNAL orFICK, v
aaidartt . - ' Ur Same, K. r)
John Williams
rermanentiy located on corner of Broad
and Per stsM is prepared to clean, dye
sad repair all kinds of Clothing at Low
D rice. A specialty is made In cleaning
Ldlesv Dresses. .Satisfaction- suaran
ead. v -. ... encaidtf :
I '"IH ; llj' i inKjirfi tu., , i , , ,1 ,.
I. Trill PBOOUIWlTi TiRMsfl, tKUj, tljlltiat.
agKrefiive and proKreoaiTe. Itnaa oplnlone
and ozpiIeiMi tnera. Kort-elnht eotunina,
eight pKes.. All Uome-ITlnt. UtiVclal oieaa
of Worth Carolina and Virginia ftiateAill
anoea.. The Uveit pfcper Id lh Moniht oa
to nearly 13C0 poauxilneo In Monn Carolina
and to 23 Htate. OWB OOlLAHA YtAK,
SlrlotlyCaaa. Bend for aampleeopy. Ad
dreta -
. . . TflU EBQGKEBSiYK FARMKR. i
-' - ' ' V Mala'Sh. N. O.
tIk nnw. Editor. ( ,
' 1). H. Baowsxa, Snaineaa Kanser, . U
NEW BERNE AMPAULICO U..E.
4 Ther&teamer iTAHOMA,
Abandtomely eonitnieted freleht endp
enger oat, having hwri' pla--d on lina
ronte, U prepared to rendor aupnrlur aorvloa
to and from all pointion lower ue kivt
and Pamlloo eoanty, and New Kerns. !,
the prraent tha following tcUedale will he In
operation: . . , ....
XeaveiNew Bern erery Wednoday end
Batirrdty at8XA.M.for Bayboro.atot i g
at Clubfooie, Adams and Brollha ciwit,
Yanderaereand Stonewall. 1 .. !
LeaTea Kayboro every Monday in( Thnra.
day at BIX- A. Mw atopplng at ftnni,
Vandemara, SnUmerrAuaiua i4 Ciiilidxxt
Creeka, arriving at Kew Berne ,.n.uil .ud
111 a re lay evaBlnga; :f j . t ... J . - - - - r
. Excellent pammger aoaommodatton, am.
pie freight-aelUUea. s.v i
, , Frelg ht receipted loran.l received dl I v fcy
8tWO.O. IJue, and every informaudi
t!.,XBt6TT5',,Agent,f SrarSdwoTe,'
. C.H. FOWLKH. ,,... Jw...... i.
' iuiiiii,aawwi!M,,i(ii-i
1 a'ovidwtf
UKUKUB A. I ,
' J CHEWING GUM
TEAtlSNbflNJURlOUS
J-iM fT t8fTxnbiriii.s i r -
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XH D5IAICHWW0GTK Cowi-AWV,
i. . i. ,.4 . Lynn.',... , Va.l
' Gent Jemnn Having earefuiw f -oied yor
Gam, 1 believe It to be an InvalnitoiA a ,.
lnlheUaie and Preservation of vtm i
It esrtalnly prornotee fur' -M - .ivi
and tendi to pievent decay t.t Cr,iiii.j
and Aataeld ... ;
. Very truly yours,'
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Dentut to the Co. tn. Hoc ,vu. in
i! ij ,d Technology ( oa tulveni ' J '
'Dr', W.' Oc Wan nr. aw of Ah gnat a, Gi .
"I think the Guru nice, Indeed-v i
been in waptof aomeihlngof ihei. ! . i
I am glad that yon have introdur l i I
wUhovmticatuoaeei,'v - .
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ft., D. D H.t Prealdent of Tlio fie...-, ji ;
elation -orVirginla, and er-Prj
Southern Dental AMonlatUm. i- I
the Chewing Uam a nice, r l t
diatrtbotiBc tt emorie i .
frtenda, ana have given
g'ata and leqiieist-fl ii , . . . i
keep tt In stick. If.si;
dentifrice
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