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muiM obiaeuooable miwu
t& of the ftaitor. at
. i Bare ta ee eotem e n
i ttt.r.MCtrtTltnTaoy
moans aaa etttata ui naata
f n;iuo ai una offlua atd
omu uta criavaaea aaiaM .
TlIE JOUENAL.
a. mi.
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1
siM4 U tta Nil oaUa at W Sana, X O
i MHinl tiajtaianaf. ,
Lrerj daj witnesses soma coBego
fcasesecaent, or jchooliamlaa
t;:a aai exhibition.1 Cl ratification,
ai erlJiacea "of 'progress, is! ex.
l-t-ztl in every quarterof j the
tad in all this oar.good p
I I rofjandlj sympathise. ,t.
Oar etject Litis morning la to call
, f tttica to the excellence' of oar
rilzl school and the need or
l.iUt facilities for hither 'ednca-
tic a. If the Commencement exer
cise at the University, Davidson,
Ti laity .ad Wate Foreat Colleges,
J at the female colleges at Salem,
i.Jaigh, Oxford, Greensboro, Kin
. . iton and Other educational' centers,
are more instrnctiTO and satisfac
tcry jnow than formerly, it Is lap ge-
. iy acarmataDie to j the graded
i:i.3c!s srUeh are the )oundation
,;..MCa pur more Imposing edaca
t 2ai strnctures restiJ To tone
t sol" system, the graded schools
. . I :::snt a revelation at once ior
- V'-g and inspiring, i Haying
. cmtu ine progress or events f e
: ; 0t.a7 tnij. tll present lys
. tea Is perfect, bnt we know that it
sarpassee the former as . the meri
Can snn exceeds In brightness the
erst ray of the morning. . M
If, anywhere, there is thought of
: ttaaionlng; the graded school; let
""9 who are. contemplating toe
, change consider how; it 4s possible
tj bnild without" a foundation, and
what better foundation can be had
for our educational system, than
Uat - furnished ' by Hhe graded
r-4 ooL' " ' I'c.-
rcrth Carolina canaot afford, to
r -;fect the education" of her cnil-
t-. ea. iier nonor, no less than: the
Urpinessaad prosperity of fcer
r ":'. I toTolred. .W lurre no
I. by which our feet are guided,
but the lamp tot experience, and
Vt last ftr, years 5 have thrown, a
C;od- ef light- on the 'educational
r---ia. General education is in
. Tcratie demand whereret nf
f -;vls general,' and, in. a SUrta
'. r. ' :rs - ufferage i is u? iiniTerial,
t ; :-r.t!oa should be uiiversal.' V
i ; It is admitted . by ail indeed it
'! eTi'at-rthat the BUte of North
Crrcliaa cannot provide adequate
iastructioo for all her chil.
x Che can keep the graded
c .1 rJs going long enough to lay the
Lzztion, afterwards theworiofj
V -i ttata must be supplemented by
i-Ilriiaal eifdrt, and that cornmbn,
l'y is recreant to duty that, fails' to
t:::8 adequate facilities fer higher
e!3catwB,'-;'.V ;';?&
It .' ia some localities '.preseni
tacri'ce must be made, it is, after
C$ an investment that Will 'paj
!'.h more than compound interest
vre must keep paco with the
" in which we live If we wotlJ
u:t impress upon the acs.
'. ri taild factories, diversify
1 beautify our homes, but,
;S, we must edacate
.:r to tf sensitive than
ia sense. fi
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cent,:; , i
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tanj a tl; ; :
jv-.-ea :a tie
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III
,t:J tj!a ( f i j ei exe
t.-.a waSTeryi.se, t a t rcivieacy
narxoo. ocai ..rti:: tr:
decs and 8c!osaltr.:?l n;thcs
accller, aid roia J a variety
most .f-ie&sujg to all f reseat, t Tte
atxence of taatraiafil timidity
-m. .
icas so oiiea mars scca cccas ions
was asotier cac f;r r 'ea re, as
u uoaa iccjcfcon-
Jce that the task ia bind was
rroaaoed. in knowleds aadaota
flash to be forgotten as soon as
over with;1 Altogether the concert
was exceptionally 'brilliant ;Eriil
uac in perrgrmance and bnllian
in audience. c . -vii'.u
. Jlias M. E. Togler was elected
rreaident; and Miss Gertrude
Seiwers Secretary; , After this came
a iovefeast which was presided
over ey iv. Mr. Clewell. the- Prin
cipaL The Moravian church choir
was present ' and anjr some fine
selections, daring which the coffee
ana pretzels . were served. The
meeting closed with the doxology.
TM JLSSkTBi '
Again , the . church was filled to-
night with an andience of friends
and patrons. .The reading of the
essays was divided into stouds and
between these rronps there were
instrumental and vocal solos. These
were by Hsyden, Beethoven; Liszt,
uraimo, xsraga ana other renowned
composers. The -.piano- concertos
wua i fan orchestra were . most de
iignuoiiy . rendaredf the - young
ladies bearing their parts with the
ease ana proflaeucv of orolesslon
als. . This feature of the -evenine
aeservea special mention trom the
difficulty or the work, undertaken.
The essays, , themselves as expo
nenis oi tne nmsbea ,. work of the
young graduates. . were' of a high
standard and were written, in fault
less style and read with distinct
pronunciation and with no affects.
tion afs.lL The good Order ob-
served by the audience was more
than commendable J it was charm
IDE. , v - k 1 P
1 THBACCiXi.UEElTBBEEM01f
was -preached by Ilev, ThosiII.
McCallie, D. D., at 10.30 yesterday
morning before1 a large udiene in
the Moravian church. The sermon
was on the text? Both. 1 i 18v And
fiuth said, Intrsat me not to leave
thee: or to return from - folio wine
after thee for whither thou goes
I will go; and where .thou lodgest
I will lodge ; .thy people shall be
tny people, and thy God raj God;
and was ably handled. The liar.
Dr. made a most favorable impres
sion : cpon , every one, and the nt
most interest was manifested. The
music was rery line, 'the solo by
Miss Evand " being especially ad
mirable; ;'v , - v -. ' .-...v.
TUB iXTJJOriB ASSOCiAlOft.i
At 3 p. mt today the 'association
was called to order by the Trfesi.
dent, Miss Lehman. Boll call fol-
owed,-after, which letters, .were
read from absent members, Includ
ing one from Ber. Bobt. deSchwein-
tx. a , former ; principaL Other
papers followed, one by Mrs. Kre
mer, a teacher in the quite early
days pi ' the school,' immediately
followed by one read by Mrs. Btur-
divant Charlotte, . who was -a
pupil in 1834. This letter brought
down ; the ; bouse, not only for the
quaIntne8S and t originality of i its
ideas, out i also lor the love of the
Alma Mater which pervaded every
line of it. All ' present were de
lighted withjhe paper which was
read la a . most . graceful . and
Sprightly manner; Mrs Eturdi
rant's visit is one of great pleasure
to not -only Herself but also to the
manyXriend8 of. the echooL Va
nous ether' papers "looking to the
increase in ..membership of- the
association and other matters of
mportance were transcribed. , ,
'r ':" Disease and Death . T "
fafc their wiy Into toftcy a houbold
that might be protects! from th" 'r in
roadi, by the iimr'e prerantioa cl keep
ing? In the bonne tttt,bcr,!n famil,
medicine and af??-jrd of hfUh,I.!oe-
tetter'i Stomach l.. 'rs. FarticuUrlT
where there ere children, should it fce
kept on band, eg a prompt remedr for
Infantile comr!;cu, ia their outset
easily conquTaMs, bnt which, if l
loweJ to f -ft t!iroMl?es om the
delicate Jtl. . I 'i crrniam, are cot
eeaiiy d! ' ' !, e-i epeedlly vr?i
ITeTiotss r f. Irreitaterity cf the
boWele, i i eri biliouru---1, m
tilmenti cf c i o!,r-urr"-"9 i 1 ('
hotleeholl. .. i, 1 z ia i -
riooe re;i"n. ere r e i;L!e t ! 1 f
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80 faVC.-illj
rj.:.:j .;l i
Lrr;:rs a C.
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tset at tie c
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- 11 crier,
-r: 1: ..3 13 iJijtioro
jesteidaya:it:.i i tla tasi
ness iacantiat ca ilea. Ji.
aaiocat cf tai4 a . . :.uti for" all
rarpoes,EUi:?,cctrtyand fredal,
was 2 csats cat's IIDO valuation
asdcatherU-.'S. n
The shlprlBcf Irish potatoes
frora car t will be U tLia
week, and tbey are foe. 0 one
has a Dana & Willett quantity
but nearly all hare a eaall ouaati
tj, and take tie s;tf ;'.a cf the
county and it will cotse cp prcttj
weu. - - j t j-
- rHisiciANS coarEss. )
A.U honeei, comrtenUoue tbretci&ae
WHO girt U. U. 13. 1 Ik tanio Blood E!m
triel, rck!y eJmit ite tuperiority
ever ll otber blood mediclnee. i
Dr. W. J, Adeir, Ko-imerL I Oe
writee: "I retrerd lk B. B. ae one of
the beet blood medioinee." i
Dr. A. B. Eceooe, h'hTille, Teen..
writee: "All report of is. B. B. are f
Toreble, end ite epeedy action ia truly
wonderful."
Dr. J. W. Ebodea. CrawfordevUle:
Oa.. Writee: 'I coafeae B. B. B. ia the
beat and e.uickeet medicine for rhenma-
turn I have erer tried."? v : ' 1 1
Dr. a J. Farmer, CrawfordiyiHe.Ofe
writes: "( cheerfully recommend B. B
B. ae a fine tonio elteretire. Ite nee
eared ea ezereeoeooe of the neck efter
other remediee effected no peroeptible
Dr. C H. Alontsomery, Jeckeonf ale.
Ala., writee: 'My mother ineieted on
my aettinc B. B. B. for her .rheaaa-
tiem, ae her caea stubbornly, neieted
the neual remediee.. fine experienced
immediate relief and her improvement
baa been truly wonderful." , -
A prominent DhTiiolan who wbhee
bie name not aien, eaye: "A patient
of mine whose oeae of tertiary lyphUia
waa rarely killing bun, and which do
treatment eeemed to oheck. wae entire
ly cored with about twelve bottiea of
B. B. a Be vh fairly made op of
tkin and boneeand terrible uloera.!L-
I'
- ; Deeply Interested.
What's all this I see In the pa
pers about the Batnoan question J''
asked Mrs. Hixby of her husband
the other evening. '
lliibv, delighted to have his wife
Interested Ifl puLiie affairs, began
at the beginning and carefully and
elaborately detailed theE entire ; af
fair to his wife, and rwhen be 2 was
through ? he said:' 'Now dorron
understand tt, my dear T" .
e s, 1 tnink I do. uedrire.
oniy 1 i've Deea thinning -"4
"Thinking what!" r I ; -ta
Thinking for the last ten rain
ntes' that,' after all, I'd have t
cardinal instead cf lettuce leaf
green on my new bonnet. Wouldn't
joa like the cardinal - better, d ear-
esti" -;;vc? M Kw,
Whether on pleasure bent or buslneee.
ehoald take on evert trip a bottle of
Syrap of fis, aa U aota moet pleaeabtly
ana eseotually on tbe kidneyi, llrer
ana bowel, preventing: fever, bead
achea and other forme of eickneee. For
al ia COo. and ILCO botUes by all lead
Beecham Fill cor billoui and ner
von ills; -- . - , k
1 TUB PHILLlr3 PATEXTi v
ImproVei Venetian i Blind.
They are a perfect substitute at Otace
for ehadee and Inside or outside blinds,
laying; the ooet of these articles and
making a Venetian blind by far the
ebeapeet window furnwUnc in tbe
market. . Peculiarly adapted' to bay
window. Will rot tet put cf order
and wi.l Ut a I.;e-ume. Any person
can haeg them. For fall Information
pply to - -" -- t-:
r: v, . D. T. CAC2AWAY. H
; Manufa'-tarer's Agent, '
"may 20
Kew Eerne,
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fall stock, end Urge awortnieat. V
Tthct i$ low m tie lowest. ' A ' '
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Everyone is t; j it and all ere
delighted with it. !
. ASK YOUR r v.. ST fom
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and ae NQbby . Line of
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A fall dMrrlrrtlon ef t -t,-torlbr
1 1 ft the t . i , ,
tbe tam will b .., 1.4 f ..
ppllctlon to tl ni..-: . J ki t, ( (
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WAT"T PTT.rTT.
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ftxi tbe Lftrg-it, r ;
C ;':t3'.Lbe cf DU"...:. .i,
Flae Jewelry, EllTer-TTare, Tncy
Urps, Earmeee, Gold and SUTer IJ.-iJ
Cases Ia tvi P'-ta. . r .
It will b ta buyers lr'.-rt t t) t 9
Our fdsbr'-irerurrVa--; T
V. 1 n aveTFot
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JT. S. tAN-? A; CO., r.o.ton. - ,
rU UM f Ika cbavo iboca for (ale fcjf
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. NEW EEItNE, N. C.-
::.ip.dle i7on::G,
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Llcnuacnta Tomci
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, r-'.ars will receive prompt attentloe
t-J f.'.t.fa'.toa guaranteed "
JOE K. VILLID, Troprletcr
Cor. BZOAD AM) CXAV&A St.
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Kct'.ca to thTrur: i: -
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. There I t t!ie f 'zi
leaving IUVf:, DAl.n, f .. -r v
moJau. a of Iruck &.. -..ru, i i
cocnct da.'r uh t . I , s
tri!is fiom Kew Ffut,.i A i
Route. Only i Ik uii t-i t-w .
viz: ' .
, Morn t Train. Aftrn'n ';
L've r.iverdale ti) e in. end 2 1 .
" - Tourmaa 20 . 2 '.' " '
For bee . 9 40 ' " s t 1
" tiirumone 10.00 " "
" Orsy'e 10.10 ' 8 V ) "
" JmtsCity 10.S0 " "go "
ArHreNewbern 10 40 ."'srj "
Note Important Until either ' t
dered, the yard limits of New i
etation will ettn,i froi l:irt .id
Clerks. All trains will r t
stations ceutiouely, au J sudor in .'at
control.
The afternoon train will in t r rn
Saturdays,
; . o. I DILL, Suparints nJ.M t.
Atlantic '&N; 0. Eillrc:,
Omci Ecpt. Trans i 't.tatt v,
xstw ekum, n. a, r.r , 1 x. -'
KctlCD. For Lroverr.cr.t cf
.Track....
On and after Ifonii v. Ifav 5ih nr.!
otberwUe ordered. Train N'a i . ; i
be run In lections, vu:
Tne firt section will leare Jf w r, rn
fri.' t depot at 11 CO a m. !.rp.
an efvont ctioa wi 1 ew
r.ernfl fr.'-, '.t d , t at 12 O i . .
All parties isterevifl am r..--- :m.
cordingly, 1 . , ...
: ' 8..L. DILL. F t.
Atlantic' & H.C. Rallr
Kew Eeen, N. C, April 0. :
" ErrciAL Tim t. z i.r. i " .
thuci; a--.i:,
No-2C3,Aur.i:i,D&::j r.
In e.Tact Jlonday, I - r
Leave ?raw Feme, ........
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