North Carolina Newspapers

3 .M,.;;ar AiiocicsaxxT.- TJ Li-IILY JOCR.SAL la a lU solum, r, pobUihed daily, Mwpt Monday at , 4t yeei; S15S ft six months. Delivered t c taoerltMre at 90 cents per month .'" TUj WKKX-.T J0C&NAL.0 M eolumn j per. Is ublieh4 TT7 Tbuniday at 1,I0 f tt annua , , ADYKBTiaiSO BATES (DAlLTMne t aoh on day 11.00; too for Mob eabaqaent AiwttMWiUudw head oT 'Buelneea Moeaia."leeaUpMarlrt,aad seats fos . t frj i ubeeq Bent Insertion , '- So ad TirUnmanU til beUaer.d between oola&ettarataiiypnoe . . . XoUcee of jUirtao-ia or Deatba. not toexoeed lea Una will be inserted free All addition tatUrwtUeea&axfed(ntaer line lrnb . tot transient v advertisement utM .made in afrreoe. ) Besuiar ad vex UaemaaU will be collected promptly at the ad et each month,-, S OommnnioUoiixuitlnln newa of dla casfion or seal masters ere solicited. So ommnmoatlon most be txseoted to be sob tiehed that "eontaina obleetlonable persona Ilea withholds am Wn of tha anthon or wtii maxeuore laaa oua column o ft h par-. . I. vw-i juif person feUn act f laved at any anony atooMomatoajoMioit can octal n tbe nam o aauior by wllcHon at thia offloa aud oowiaswiiealiie grievance exiau 1 r KNAL. t hA'l 1 1 Bdlte. Bailsies Kaaagcv. MtHAaWBat - VJTBEBNE, N. 0.. AUG 18 1889. Uiml U,tt loat oflee at ICw Berne, K 0 flOKsfOU ; T1BGINIA. Virginia has again set before her lister States a splendid example of party harmony, and devotion to Democratic principles. ,: The Convention that was recent- IjJield in Richmond was the largest ' ' , 'gathering of the kind that ever assembled in Virginia, and from its , '- commencement to its close, it was characterized by noble purposes andresolate action. , There was earnestness in the ; advocacy of the claims of the T' several candidates, bnt, when the ; decision of the Convention was u reached, it was unanimously sus tained, and will be enthusiastically pupated. The Norfolk Landmark, of last Fciday, says: VThe nominations are received with genuine enthusiasm by the mwbers of the Convention as any ' V that could have been made." " LiCaptain McKinney for Governor V wlidd greatly to the strength of ' , the party in the black counties, J'hichforanQmberof years have esfred a man from their own ranks . . - . : M. . . 1 1 ml. Ait r.hM Nrnr.n wckm. viaior xvier. of Pnlaski, Lieut. Governor, will please the. Southwest and gratify : ' the members of the Farmer's Al liance, whose candidate he was ' understood to be. Col. Scott of Fanqnier, for Attorney-Genera), is t ma ha ak aor ntvnava in run State, and his large vote from all port of the Commonwealth attests his widespread popularity. Tt is an honor to anv man. under anv circumstances, to receive a nomination for Governor from a 1 Democratic Convention of Vir- '.Ttie nomination of Captain McKinney is Bignalized by hi3 triamph over distinguished com . petitors, the least of whom was worthy of the coveted distinction. Among these were Beirne the ac complished gentleman, fearless editor and uncompromising Demo crat; Tyler, the able representative o(an illustrious house that through - all the vicissitudes of personal and political fortune has kept its name ' unsullied and above reproach;Ven abie, solid as a rock, and of such Roman virtue that his enemies rise . and aalnte him: O'Ferral, whose Congressional career is an honor to the State of Jefferson, Madison, Eandolph and Henry. We regret that we cannot give toe r platform in full. We must content ourselves, in this respect, with the following extract as pub- ' 9 lished , in the Norfolk Landmark: Uh, The party renews its ad ' herence tothe principles and policies on the tariff and internal revenue r so often enunciated In the; platforms ' of State and National Conventions of the Democratic party and sns ( talned by the voice of the people at ) . the poltsr find especially does it in sist upon the- immediate abolition ;' oftheiatopon tobacco and frnit . brandiefcv . ' fftbi-The Democratic party of ; Virginia favors a complete remone " tizati,on' and . free, coinage of sil ,. ver.'' : n 8ths;We'are in favor of a law requiring the agricnltnral institu- tionaof the 'State to , be placed nnfJ fH4 control of practical ia mers. ": " ' ' , , eth. 'cVW recommend a revision of the law imposing taxes, on land, wita a Tievtd relieving It of, any UDjust or oieqaal taxation now im posed npoalt, - ; -. : 10th. We' endorse the Wlse - pa triotic and judicious administration or uovernor Jntzhneh Lee.- - Ub. We believe that teeu who were aisaoiea m toe service oi toe State during th late conflicts be tween the States and the widows of those who lost their liveq in such service are -deserving of aid and protection, and we favor such liber al appropriations within the revenue of the State as ,will tend , to this end.- ,N --u fc::ZtX-X ' 12th. While.earnefitlT: in favor of reforming the , tariff upon -jnst, couservauve ana economic princt- .1 - . s il .1 - . pies, wq rwuguizs mas xae issues and conditions which confront na in Virginia in the impending ' contest are of immeasurably more - import ance than tariff reform or "a redno. tion of Federal taxation, important as inose questions are, livery businesss interest of the State. every social interest, every politi cal interest, demands that the Democratic party, the party of the people, the partv of peace. enoA order and good government, which as saieiy ana wisely conducted the government of the State through trying and troublesome times in the past, shall be continued in power. 1 . ..... .m a .. 1 we oppose me uepuDiican party as a party of boss rule; as a party of sectional strife; as a party of high taxes, of corrupt and extrava gant expenditure of public rev enues, of uninst and onnresmvfl treatment of the people of the South em states; the creator of trusts, the promoter ot monopolies. We op pose the Beonblican nartv s a stirrer up of strife between the races; as a laise mend of the color ed race and an enemv of the white race, and we confidently submit the claims, principles and candidates which we present to the judgment of an enlightened and patriotic people. New Eerne District M. E. Sunday School Conference. " THIED ANNUAL SESSION. The third annual session of the New Berne District Sunday School Conference convened at Kinston Friday, August ICtb, with Daniel Lane of New Berne, in the chair and W. L. Arendall as secretary. After devotional exercises by Rev. M. M. McFarlaud, the meet ing was called to order by Presi dent Lane and the following dele gates and members found to be present : Daniel Lane, President; Janus Ormand, Vice-President; W. L. Arendell, Secretary ; ltev. R. A. Willis, P. JS. New Berne Station : liev. L. W. Crawford, T. A. Green, S. It. Ball, Miss Lucy Rishton.E. E. Harper. Goldsboro, St. Paul's : Rev. W. M. Robey, Miss Carrie Collins. St. John's : Rev. M. M. McFar- land, Mrs. M. M. McFarland, Miss Jennie Harris. Kinston : Rev. W. S. Rone, Rev. N. A. Hooker' Rev. J. B. Webb, O. H. Allen, J. Q. Jackson, Miss Agnes Grady. Snow Hill : Rev. J. E. Thomp son, Jr. La Grange : Rev. W. W. Rose, Miss lna Ivey, U. E. Bizzell, W. 0. Moye. Lenoir: Rev. M. A. Perkins, Mrs. Atlas Rhodes. Craven : W. B. Pearce, E. W. Pope, Mrs. W. H. West, J. A. Stevenson. Jones : Rev. J. A. White, Dr. F. A. Whitaker, F. H. Foy, J. 0. Burt, A. C. Burt. Morehead : Rev. H. B. Anderson, Miss NinaG. Webb, 0. L. Wallace, Miss Laura Davis, Miss Lotta Wallace. Carteret : J. R. Bell, O. S. Bell. On motion of W. S. Rone, the five front seats were set apart for the conference bar. After a few remarks by the President, W. W. Rose addressed the meeting on "The Object of Sunday School Work." The pre scntation of this subject was earn est, clear and practical. In the first place Sunday schools must have some object in view, that object the same as the church has the salvation of souls. Not especially to make Methodists of them in the way of Christ. Their in strnctors should be Ghristians,those who nave been converted and given themselves np to God, and the best time to give this instruc tion was in their youth. 1 Rev.L. W. Crawford next spoke, giving a careful and closelytudied review of the "Condition of the S. S. Work in this Disttict.'. He commenced by saying that the subject was seemingly an easy one. out that ne ; had lound it to be quite difficult to be accurate in getting reliable information, owing to the magnitude of the district. In it there were ; seventy-three organized churches with a member ship of six thousand eonls and five hundred teachers. Particular stress was laid upon the importance of the selection of teachers for these schools and having them open all the year round, also . to the great indifference; 'on the part of parents as totheir children attending Sunday scbooL ? Having good 1 and live superintendents was another matter of Tqo little Importance. vThrongbont the district every town . and Til lage had its Sunday Schools, but, he regretted to , say,'t there was : BOt that advancement he would like to see; in fact, a compari son wim ine statistics a year or two ago was somewhat unfavorable.. To conduct Sundav . schools nronerlv there should be sufficient funds to aerray necessary expenses and to run them successfully,: without dt was a false idea. Places of worship should be " made comfortable and attractive both winter and summer. There Bhould be ' maps, charts, blackboards &c ' ; v '.t-Dv : It was a eplefidid address and given, the best of attention. On motion convention adjourned till three o'clock ftr the afternoon. 1 JastaTit. ' If a bov sees a ftoat that fif. liim. he sometimes puts it on before he knows it ; cr we may say the bame thini? in other words. "A cniltv conscience needs no accuser." 1 TWO school bovs had anarrelled and finally .had eneraared in a real Stand-no fieht. The teacher, eat wind of the affair and called the combatants before him. "He Btruck me . said one of f.lie boys. "He said I stole his knife." said the other. "I said' 8omebodv stole it." said the first boy. "Well. vou meant mo." replied the other. "Why, Charlie,' said the teach er- "if Willie had told me that somebody had stolen his knife, it wouia not nave made me angry. I should not have thought that he meant me." , "Well, but you don't steal," was the ready answer. Kind Words. TBI INVALIDS HOPS. Many seemingly inpurable oases of blood poison, catarrh, sorofula and rheumatism have been onred by B. B. B. (Botanio Blood Balm), made by the Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Write to them for book filled with convincing proof. O. W. B. Raider, living seven miles from Athens, Oa., writes: "For several years I suffered with running ulcers, which dootors treated and pronounced incurable. A single bottle of B. B. B. did me more good than all the doctors. I kept on using it and every ulcer healed." D.O. Einard & Son, Towaliga, Ga., writes: "We induced a neighbor to try B. B. B for catarrh, whioh he thought incurable, as it bad resisted all treat ment. It delighted him, and continu ing its use he was cured sound and well." R. M. Lawson, East Point, Ga., vrites: "My wife had scrofula 15 years. She kept growing worse. She lost her hair and her skin broke out fearfully. Debility, emaciation and no appetite followed. After physiojans and numer ous advertised medioin'es failed, I tried B. B. B., and her recovery was rapid and complete." y ;t Oliver Seeor,' Baltimore, Md., writes: "I suffered from weak back and rheum atism. B. B. B. has 'proven to be the only medioine that gave me relief." Jones Rather an odd kind of contest, that! Smith What contest are you alludinetof Jones A friend of mine was just teiung me that at a fair in Sanfleld. Connecticut, the people voted a silk hat to the wickedest man in town. Smith -Indeed! Which won the lawyer or the auctioneer! AAVIOB .TO HOTHEBS. ; Mas. Wrasww's Soothino Byhup should always be used for ohildren teething. It soothes the child, softens tne gums, auays an pain, cures Wind oono, ana is tbe nest remedy for jdiar h Twentr-flve oents a bottle. Beecham's Pills cure bilious and ner vous ills. ItihAM dALM I vsS CURE3' P4hCiiDnC0U II1V I FEVER UoldinHeadllAYEVER i A particle la apullad WtA aaeh Bnatrh knti greeble. -Prie nut Dmgelsts; hy G6 WTren Street. rWySjc K ; Notice., Atlantic ak IL.CRaileoad Co. SlCBCTABT W OFFICH, , Ne wbern, ,N. C, 12th Anguet, 1889. The 85th Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of the Atlantic and North Ham. Una Railroad Company will beheld at noreneaa uicy on tne secona Thursday (12tb) In September, 1889.-- I ;F,30.OBERTS, Secretary."'' Baby 4Xamaaresr tub revt Bfeir3 'vvnnytvax oo Wa have on hffd ana 4r wannfMhirlAtt and receiving avery day bandaoma Parlor Balta, Chamber BulU.JJaU Slanda, Ward robes, Peaka.'Otaalra, Lonnvea, Tin Hafea and MaUraaaea. All the aooda wa nutnofaotora are gooa ana aqoawnuava w aiM Have the nneat atook and l&leat atylo of Baby Car ruaea that has ever been brought totbli city. ,Wa have Hue itock of Clocks, Plc tnraa and Mlrrora. Wa dot imt Mh b. onr Boods. and get a discount or 40 and 60 per muki i.irarviuTii ww cu, aeu pjouaa icnaaper than any other stora-ia this city, Waare also aents fo the JCollpae Sewing Machine. It baa no aiual. If you want a fliauoiaaa machine call and aea hi before buying else. Where. fWa will aava yon money. v. 1' . f T. J. TUItNEIl ct CO., T t'. ,J ' -f rROfBIKTORS, ' SB db 34 Middle street, New Kerne, M, 0. x b tmr 7 Mtr m m 5 ! mm w --a- j ? k. -ax PfMHialheBKMtlc(iRfDna' THE LAXATrVf ANO NUTSITIOUS JUICE - wOT THB , - " FlQd OF CALIFORNIA," ' Combined tvith' the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human' system, forming an agreeable and effective laxative to perma nently cure Habitual Consti pation, and the many ills de pending on a weak or inactive condition of the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS. It is the most excellent remedy known to CLEAHSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY Whea one is Bilious or Constipated SO THAT PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Every one is using it and all are delighted with it ASK YOUR DRUOOIST FOR BYH.TJP OP FIOB MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. WUISVIUi. KY SiW YORK. H. f- W. B. Flannel . Closing-Out Sale of Run Over Spring Stock to make room for Fall Stock. CLOTHING ! CLOTHING! CLOTHING! SHOES! SHOES! SHOES HATS! HATS! HATS! and a full line of other iBoods. i F. B.Jpuffx idrogafatr agaaM New J0IK1 SUTER Has on hand- and- u'reoafvlna aVvrv Anv handaomo Parlor Bofts, Chamber Bets, heavy walnut. ' jamreans; Wardrobes, ; Jdattressea, Cbalrs. Lounees. Sofas, eta., etc. . He also has a Una of Home-made Work or Bedsteads, Sofa, Tables, . Bureaus, eta. Which are neat and substantial. : -" j ; Prices Ulght Down to Rock Bottom. , .v''i se6dw ',vJ Middle St.. Few Berne. Botanic ; Blood ; , Balm. .' AT CARD TtiTES.' . " jceaiaajiii.0avt . Cash on aollvory. ' ,I'Je2'8dv?Sm J ' Notice of Incorporation, Stats of North Carolina Craven oouttv. r;r la Ofioa Clerk Eaperior Coart Notlo Is hereby given tt the incorpo ration of tbe FarmeraV r&afporution Company; that the Dames of the Inoor norators ar Danl L. Boberta, D. M. Roberts, S. O. Roberta and U H. Cutler, and such others as they .may associate with them; that the pnnoipal plaoe of business shall be in new Oerne. c. u., and its gvneral purpose anl but-ineaa is to transport freight and passensers on the waters Of Neuae and Trent Bit era, their tributaries and the Sounds of N. 0 ; that the duration of the corporation shall be thirty years: the capital stock U eleven thousand six hundred and fifty dollars with privilege to Inoreasa to fifteen thousand dollars, divided in two hundred and thirty-three shares of the par value or nrty aouars. ; c-W" 15dS0 E. W. CAKf MJU, U. H. U. Private SchcoK With Bigh', intermediate and. Primary 8ohool Btndies. ' - 1 ' 1 1 Opens on FIRST MONDAY, SEPT. 1889.;.; 7- . i . ' . Students prepared for the Junior Class In any College, male or female.! Not over thirty dudUs to the teacher. Tuition from 91.50 to $3.50 per month or four weeks. r GEO. W. NEAL. A. M., 1 jyWdtf . PrinoipaU 250 Bbls. FLOUB 1 For sale VERY CHEAP Agent for Hazard Powder Col. Agent for Old Virginia Cheroots. 3F. Xllrielij WHOLESALE GKOOER, MIDDLE STREET, NEW BERNE. N. t. Highlander Tobacco Works, : L. L. ARMISTEAD, Profrietob, LYNCH BDRO, VA. Smoking Tobacco from these works took the medal prize at Vienna, 1873, at Philadelphia, 1876, and is now com peting at the Paris Exposition. D. T. CARRAWAY, Agent. ml4dwtf New Berne, N. 0. GREEN, FOY & CO, Do a General Banking business. New Banking Houbk, Middle Street, fourth door below Hotel Albert, fold vol; KKW BERNE. If C THE PI..AOH TO BUY GOODS LOW, IS AT ROBERTS & DROi We keep oonntantly in stock Provisions, Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Don't fail to give us a trial when In need of anything in onr line. ROBERTS & BRO VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY At agents' for owners we offer for sale on easy and accommodating ternia the follnw lDKdeseribed improved Heal Estate In the City of Ne-v Berne: 1 No. 1. WHA.UK PROPERTY AT UNION POINT ; tneludea the piece of land known as 'TUB ISLAND," an the wharf or roadway leading thereto from aat Front stteet, looatlon la the beat In the eity for all man a I I " 'hd. mil, Visttlug onr waters have ample depth Of Mter fur loadtiig and unloading at the Tno, 2. TWO HOUHEB AND LOTS Al TTNIAM POINT nnn'.j ..:,nC"a'fT rNo.C THIS IRON KKOMr WAKEUODBJB AS0;.,6: S8L9 rtorb and dwelling iJi bimiBix occnpiea oy n.o. jc, lA.fu11 OMorlptlon of thie valuable proper ty, together with the best terma upon whloa thA aunin 117I tl tin an 1.1 .11. kA w.JLi.i j application to the undersigned at their office ' U A TQA"M A WPUomi " dec d wtf Ins. and Real Estate Ants. VALUABLE TBUCK LID FOR SILL Ahfitit UPARTV antlVB vr n a wm . . . .' Annl tn :c2 : ; . WATSON STREET, Beal Eat Agents. A COMPLETE NEWSPAPER, p TIHI PBIDE Of the NORTH oAno- LIMA PRESS. t ?INte- D. Editorial staff. ;xHE MESSENGER;; - Pabllehed; In Threo EdiUonaV-.l:) The Dally nesseaiger anal Tb TTaekly - PnbUshed at Wllmlnrton. w. n : . r . . ne aoiasoMro Tramseript-MesaeaiRe ir rnbllthedatOoldatoro.N.C. ' . iThey'.are Large Eight Psge'Fapers. 2,"C,"'n8er' hy mall i mo., on trlai, weekly Wilmington w.wnHr,8 moa. i,3.re V . ' w iiuiiuaion inBtini!er,B I uuiiiBuoro iranaorlpt k muimnr, moa. 1.(0 i . uiw ISi AlJVAiNUK. -: 4 - ' J. A. BOTT3t. i'roprlelor, AtUntlo & TJ. C. Tu citi I Effeos 6:00 A.V.. Tuesday, June ? - iota, low. Goraa Eact.. 8CHXDCLS. Gouia KesT. No.61. PaewTvtfu. No, So. . Ar: Lve. J Sutione. - At. L. . pm 3 80 Uolds'w 1180 in. 4 M 4 08 -U Orange ; 10 43 10 45 4 85 '4 0 " Kiomuu .-. 10 Ott 10 13 - 00 tVl flewifcrno', tf&l a 60" f 33 , r m irhed Cwf a m. 7 07 j .vai-a-v Daily, -v 5 ..i ; Oouio East. ' ticuxuvLx . Gona Wist No.l. , . No..i -Mixed Ft . ; " Mixed Ft Past. Train. ', Btationa. . Pass. 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Mm , ------- wa.a MHlUIUUim IIHTIU4J TnUB.ivrjTinr at Ooldabero 8:10 Mt;lid WlUi No'aJ lMLTua timia Jtom: Train S connects wttit UrUmlagt anA Weldon Throngh Freight TralJ, MortS bound; leaving Goldiboro atJOrtie a-, -" , ; S L., Pill, Snperlntaodont. DICKENS' WOEKS;. nOW TO OBTAIN THEH. . j oH-uwaaawa w VUS I1AI UK VY IIILT t wUlbexitUledtoI0per cent discount on ninnflv ihla ! ih. i.i j . . Compared with the eost of former, even . uvuma. mi uuw IBUUCeO. iDll lf . eipeclaJIy true of the works of CharleaWek ens, and the most narvelonaly cheap cdi- SST5fai2!yLJS5 John. B. Aldan, the "Literary- HevolnMon" pooiiaiter, new York, Chicago, and efce- faeed nonpareil type (from ihe aune plates ' r"v,vu w m -vywmw : MaUMm-TY Juki s MOD. price per aat $10.00), donbJe-column pages ulent to handle, and la hahdaomely bom.d In eloth, In eight volomeajM foUowa; !7', List ftaxeVolstfvOver 130 lUaatr'aa. I. Martin Chuwle wit, 1 6. David Oopperllald. Hunahv Pint. . ii . . v.... .. , Barnaby Rudge, Chrlitinaa Btorles! KdwlnDrood uieaK House. U cuiotti vj xtoa, S. Nicholas Nlckleby. Tale of Two Oltlea. tacom'o'l Traveler. i. Plekwlek Papers. . Keprlnted Pleees. ttret Expectations. . Mutual Friend. I iiaa Timee.' Pleturcs fm Italy.- . Dombey and Son. Old Curiosity 8hop American Noiea. . Little Dorrlt. umer Twtet.- 1,1 Price Per Vol i.e. Per Set $3.00.- !'!0f,lT!?15, " inchest postage tf by null, U cents par volume, . bam pis sopite tan be seen at this office. ' Atiantio-&N.-CI. Eallroad. , PASBENQKB .DEPARTMENT. - . - Jumw BaaS, N. a, Hay tt, 188 " TO AGISTS AJSn THE PUBLIC, ' "r T5H?2?ll.ri Vnnd Trip Tickets, thTwB.80"" BaUBOl? 1889. , Tickets on sale June lst,1889. Good rtutn ' i 8 o From ? " S kory.N.O.-..rio,50 $liJ0 mm iliM Sti1 ! 0". 13.70 ).80 14.7S Ashvllle.N.d 18AI lMtn i7tu! ttoi tsprlngs, N. C 15.10 t le w 17.40 a 13 ' INSraUCTIONS TO AGENTS. ". . 1st. 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