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1- 4 .:-isai iiiomcuixKT. : t AILT JOV&SXL ' sU eohuaa , , .,b:iud sally, xeapt Monday at j fr, 1 159 rbr.iix bohU. JMlTaraa t 'orlEr at Mesa (a per moalh --. Wi.Sk. -Y JOURS AI S whuoa r. la putllah4 every Thursday at r nanoa :-'!t4 w ; S'-' A-YSS-KSISO ' BATES DAILY-One u ooa Uy M.S0; fio tor Mek sabeqaut xwaia." is cents par forfirat,ead ItsnUSir very abteqaeot InMrtlOD ' 7 ' Ha advertisements WU1 bain lie fcetws ooal matter at any pnee fiot-aeaof Marriages or Deaths, not loaxeead U UaasvrlU be laaerted fie All eddlttone matter vUl be cnarfed I oenU per lina Far man for transient adTerlliament in ait be bade Im advance Rectus adver tlaement U1 be eoUeeted promptly at the nd oi. each monla Communications oontalnlns: newa of a dia eoaaibo, or ooal Burner ere solicited. So oommniiiolUon in oat be expected to be nb iiahed that eonteins obteeUoneble wrsona tie withholds t&e seme of toe author or sal will max more tnan on eolnmn o ft h Any paraon faeUnf acgrKTed et any anony son wJfimnnioaiion ean obtain tne name o u aaiuor by e,ppUeatton at tnla offloe and mowmu areatata tne a-nevene exuta THE JOURNAL. . avwvn. Whakpb. Sitae-. Baelmeaa Haaagar. SKW BIRNE, N. 0.. SEPT. 11. 1889. aatevedat ts Peel offloa at N Bene, If 0 MMeoaa-elaii matter. ' EUROPEAN. J The signs of the times indicate . atirrlnjf events in Europe before many months shall have passed. . War clouds have often appeared, ? la the eastern horizon, which have I ? had no other effect than the aug r ' meatation of armaments and the strengthening of defenses, bat pre V. eenlt portents are indicative of con- Yolsionsthat may shake and effect the destinies thrones of em pires. , There have recently been tixohanges of coartisies between Kings and Emperors, that indicated . the continuance of peace, bnt at the game. time,diplomacy was doing its - secret work, and now It is announc ed that a tripple alliance has been formed between Germany, Austria and Italy by which the territories of those. States are brought under the protection of these allied power Divested of the disguise of Ea-ropeari'-drplomacy this alliance msais defiance of Russia and France. Bismark, the master spirit of the alliance, has not yet developed his policy. It is contingent npon events in the near future: One of these is the French elections; another is the contemplated visit of the Gzare witch to the capital of Franoa. German semiofficial or- gans do not hesitate to say that, "if in the elections the present ' ' '.government is so materially weak- i enea as to maite .uouitDgism an ; important factor of the French i ', . policy we are certain to hear the war-drums beat as in 18S7, and 'f ' there wil be renewed appeals to the : patriotic to support further military burdens, even if Carnot Is sustain - ed in power:", and they also declare ' that if the Gzarewitch, who is now on a visit to the German Emperor, ' goes directly from Berlin to Paris it will be accepted as indicating the alliance of Eussia and France. The Cologne Gazette declares ' that "the first line of danger is not taris, but "St. Petersburg." The Hamburg Correspondence, in an undoubetedly inspired art?icle,says, "Germany mast accept the fact of . the ; permament hostility of the , Czar. Persistence in the Kusaian policy. is more dangerous to the peace of Europe than French chau YlnisDV The chancellor being convinced of the Czar's lasting enmity, will cease bis delicate and cautions treatment of : Eussia and henceforth frankly treat St. Peters- ; bur as he treats Paris." , Just at this juncture the position ; of England gives concern, and becomes an important factor in European affairs. Victoria is an- questionably favorable to Germany. But, it if an ppeiCsficret, that the British Queen Is being pressed to abdicate7 in favor of the Prince of ' , It is knowa that Wales is partial to Vt$M$$$ jifjls, beiieyed that : he is at hWtfhostile to Eaiperor WiUianibecau8ft ,'of. indignities to tha 35n)preW .iderick' ; This un 'arrjf irf'.iiot jtlie attitade of .JBn las j;itoa nid in f beyincel but cannot - prevent the collision which, iooner oil. , later.. Is Port Bamwell. Items- , . Cotton baskets are coming v in. The fleecy staple will soon be ready lorpicsing. . . ; . . -f Messrs. 8pier & Qainly will Hare today fos Boston to purchase their fall and winter stock. , .. , The firm of McQlohorn & White have dissolved copartnership." W, 0. White is now conducting the business. ' : - Quite a crowd of oar townsmen left Sunday to attend a camp meet ing at Lane's chapel some have re turned and report a grand time. Suite a crowd of our young ladies .gents were out horseback riding last evening. A certain young man could not get a horse so his sweetheart took him on be hind her. Ll GRAXUE ITEMS. Our farmers are picking cotton. Our schools are opening with gratifying prospects. Bev, Mr. Pike is off on a brief trip to Littleton, N. C. Some of our fall crops are like fall flowers regular daisies. Miss Lavinia Whitfield returned on Monday to Littleton college. Mr. J. H. Johnston, our clever young druggist, has gone on a visit to his home in the Western part of tne state. Miss Noaie Scarborough, whose pen contributes occasionally to the columns of the Journal, is visit ing our postmaster. Master James Wooten, the young man wno accidently shot himself near town last week, is improving, we are happy to state. Daring a night last week a smal star was observed quite near the moon which, however, in a short while drifted behind the moon and was strangely seen no more. "Let every brother seek his home ana nna contentment to ere," is a a very good song, but not an over agreeable serenade when a young lady's best young man is on a call, We regret to say that we shal probably write no more for the Journal from our town. Our con nection with the Journal as La Grange Itemizer has been a pleas ant one, if brief. We leave this week for a school of Telegraphy, dm nope to still contribute occa sionally to the papers of the State we love best, the "old florth State." We regret your resignation. Ed. Alden'g Manifold Cyclopedia. The seventeenth volume of AJden's Manifold Cyclopedia ex tends from Gogo (a town and sea port of British India) to Haliosra- phy (a description of the sea), and compares favorably with its prede cessors in its skillful editing, handy form, excellent typography and binding, and its remarkable econc- imy in cost. Heretofore the pub- lisher has announced the work to be published in "30 or more vol umes ;" now, it is announced defi nitely, to be completed in 40 vol umes, and they are promised here after at the speed of at least one volume a month, which is very rapid for good work. While in magnitude the Cyolopedia compares closely wiin Apple ton 'a or Johnson's, and is considerably larger than the latest edition of Chamber's, it is vastly more comprehensive than either of them. Besides covering the usual ground of a universal Cyclopedia, it includes also an un abridged dictionary of the English language, every important word to be found in Webster's or Worces ter's, and not a few besides which have grown into the language since their latest revision. Considering this comprehensiveness and its edi torial and mechanical excellence, its price is hardly less than marvel ous, $17.80 received before Octo ber 1, 1889, being the price in full for the 40 volumes in cloth binding, or 125.80 for half morocco binding. This price is gradually advancing as tne publication progresses, earner patrons oi tne work Doing considered entitled to more favor able rates than those who come later. A specimen volume may be ordered in cloth for 60 cents, or in nau morocco lor So cents, to be re turned u not wanted. John li. Alden, Publisher, New York, unicago ana Atlanta. Very Rlahjr Indeed To tamper with symptoms indicative of growing kidney disorder; to neglect for a brief time needfal stimulation of toe renal organs when their insotfvitv points, as It always and unmistakably does, to tneir eventual permanent dis ease, is oertainly very risky indeed. This is, however, a risk that many per sons perceptibly drifting Into Brigbt's disease, aiaoetes, catarrh oi the blad der, etc., constantly Jnour. ' So those who read, reflect and heed the lessons of recorded experience, the advisability of using Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a diuretic need icaroely more than s suggestion. , No faot is more generally admitted by the medical profession and the public than its efficacy for the pre tention of serious renal disease. The onmedioated excitants of commerce, no matter how pure, bear in mind, re act prejudicially upon- the kidneys when inactive. The Bitters subdues malaria, constipation and rheumatism, ' The Century sat St. Slch'elaj. . The publishers of St. Mcholas announce that that popular child ren's magazine is to be enlarged, uvguuiuig whm iiiie new YOiume, whiflti nrtAna with VAmk l a co and that a new and 'dearer tvt) will be adopted Four, important senai stones py , rour well-known American authors will be given during tne coming year. M r3": : . Mr. Frank B. Stockton1 has writ ten a new and charaateristiA storv called The Merry Chanter," tit will begin in the November. Century and; run1 through) four, numbers. The story takes its name. from. a vessel which started from a Massa- chuaets port on a . peculiar . cruise. The bwners,a young married couple are on board, and the vbsraI is com. manded and manned by four village captains oi unusual experience. Mr. Dana Gibson will .illustrate it The November Canrnrv i nlnn tn contain a new story by Mark Twain. During the' coming volume the Century is to have an illustrated series of articles on the French Salons of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, including pen portriats of many of the leaders and a detailed account, of the or ganization and composition of several historical salons. A great number oi interesting portraits will be given with the series. Convincing Proof. In many instances it has been proven that B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm), made by Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga., will cure blood poison in its worse phases, even when all other treatment fails. A. P. Branson, Atlanta. Ga., writes: "I had 24 running ulcers on one leg and 6 on the other, and felt greatly prostrated. I belieye I actually swal lowed a barrel of medicine, in vain ef forts to cure the disease. With little hope I finally acted on the urgent ad vice of a friend and got a bottle of B. B. B. I experienced a change, and my despondency was somewhat dispelled. I kept asing it nntil I had taken sixteen bottles, and all the n leers, rheumatism and all other horrors of blood poison have disappeared, and at last I am sound and well 'again, after an expe rience of twenty years of torture." Robt. Ward, Maxey, Ga,, writes: "My disease was pronounced a tertiary form of blood poison. My faoe, head and shoulders were a mass of corrup tion, and finally the disease began eat ing my skull bones. My . bones aphed, my kidneys were deranged. I lost flesh and strength, and life became a burden. All said I mnst surely die. but nevertheless, when I had used ten bot tles of B. B. B. I was pronounced well. Hundreds of soars can now be seen on me. I have now been well over twelve months." Beeoham's Pills cur biliouf and ner vous ills. .. , Manv Decullar nolnts make Hood'a Ran. saparilla superior to -all other medicines.' ' recunar in commnanon, proportion, a and preparation ot ingredlente.'ijiL. Hood's SarsaparUla possesses VfVVV the full curative value ot theyr v f best known remediesJ'JrV; of the vegetable kl Jg- JrjJ .dpm. Peculiar W itv-- Strength' and economy A S Hood's 8ar Saparilla IsyJ'yrjjie onlyiedl elne ofyrj; which can truly 'fcesaldio"r "OheHundred Doses VnJr Dollar.",. Medicines in r& rluget and smaller bottles LJyr require larger doses, and donot ; "produce as good results as Hood's. S Peculiar in its medicinal merits, Hood's SarsaparlRa accomplishes cures hith erto unknown, tod has wbn for itself V tie title of "The greattst bfoodvk. punner ever discovered." S r PecuUarin its " good name home," there is now rmore of Hood's Sarsaparnia . sold in Lowell, where It is made, than of all. other Wood purifiers. Peculiar In its phenome- record of sales abroad, no other preparation has attained such popu larity in so short a time, r. m , ana retained its popularity yfr nd confidence among all classes of people so steadfastly. Do not be Induced to buy other preparations, but be sure to get the Peculiar Medicine, Hood'slSarsaparilla Soldbyinaroitfc.aliiljttorli. Frepredonlr by a L HOOD 004 ApMbwarlet, LeweD, Ktu. : 10O Do8es: Ono Dollar Fumitui-el! joim sutEii Has on hand and -1 recclrlnz svery day handsome Parlor pulta, Chamber Seta, heavy walnut, Bureaus,-1 Wardrobes, Mattresses, CJhalrs, Lounges, Sofas, ato-'ste. ' ' Ho also has a Una of Homa-made Work of Bedsteads, Bofas, Tables, . Bureaus,, etc.. Which ara neat and substantial. Prices Right Down to Bock Bottom. edw Middle St., Hew Berne, . ajGLfltlCEg !-..,;,, .. fv refine; y WiH oonvince Any one that We have In took the Lareest, Host Tsried. and CpmpietSUae it Diamonds, Watches J rjnvieweiri,r, ouyer-ware, c rancy Lamps, Burmese, Gold sad Silver Bead I It will bs to buyers Interest to see our goods before purchasing. ? ' Peculiar ..... , J "'. Presents in the most elegant form -THE LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOU8 dUlOE -" '' t i X .OF TRB r w F1.GS OF CALIFORNIA, V Combined with, 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 1 KIDNEYS. LIVER AND BOWELS. It is the most excellent remedy known to CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY When one is Bilious or Constipated 60 that PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Every one is using it and all arc delighted with it. ASK YOUR DRUOQ1ST FOR S-5TH.m 03P FIGS MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG' SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. WUISVILLE. Kt NEW YORK. H. f- ELY'S catat-hH CREAM BALM CUBES HAY FEVER AND Cold in HcadHAY-FEVER A partlole l applied into each nostril and U agreeable. Prlie 50 cents at Drngplsts: hy mail, reelstered. 60 eta. Kl.Y BKOTHEHH. 5S Warren Street. New Turk 1anl6dwly Notice. Atlant.c and N. 0. Railroad Co. Secret aey's Office, Newbern, N. C., 12th August, 1889.' the 85th Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of the Atlantio and North Caro lina Railroad Company will be held at Morehead Citv on the Second ThnrulAv (12th) In September, 1889. X. U, KOBKKTS, Secretary. OtTRBSl-; x?4rt jv rail xrjtir, !P. ,S. DufFy, droRRist, agent, New jserne, is. v. mayldwly GREEN, FOY & C0. Do a General Banking business. ! Kw Daskino House, Middle Street, fourth door below Hotel Albert, feldwlr SEW BERNE. N C Cassard's Pure Leaf Lard, 10c. lb. Pig Hams And Breakfast Bacon. Pure Mountain Corn Whiskey, at J F TAYLOES, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Foot of Middle street. The Tucker & Smith Brand. Beat Shoe in the Market for the price. It will cost nothinc to call and ex amine. ' . ;? ... C. GRAY. :.- 1y8 dlaw&wGm Kinston, N. C. ;' Boarding " and Day School, 'For Male and Female. ': Opens First HondayJin Se ? Special attention paid to Mathematics uommeroiu i law,;, Book-keeping and Penmanship. Experienced teacher in instrumental tnnsio. Vooat , tnusio a protninebt fsBtttii'A-t-'4vr' lights etc.,,$C5 to $78 tr session of Of months..'-,u':,,.;tf, .?.,:. fcyjif f. C3. For Catalogue spply to H- W. R, CKINNER. PrincioalJ FEVERJ saallI.Sai. mm ' augM tt;h y New Corns, N. C. SemnmriA that our jnnoeaa ffnaran tees yon the same high grades as ever; the same quantities; . measure and weight always just and generous; bat insi ';:i.-v-... PRICES ARE LOWER THAN EYER Less profit and more patronage is oar idea of future trade. We don't worrr about patronage. Make Prices Bight, and trade will be sura to follow. Goods in our line have been too high; there's no denying it. We aim to bring them down to a proper level; we are going to make - The Luxuries of Life AS CHEAP As the Necessaries ! At any one of our Establishments will be found a LIEGE AND FINELY SELECTED STOCK OF Foreign and Domestic Wines LIQUORS, Porters, Ales, &c. L P TWsaa- 'r i l,'lSSaBBJJ1(s, " Big Trunks,, Little Trunks and nediuni ' Size' Trunks. Trunks of nearly every :des6riioPrL c we are now handling the New Patent Roller TrayTrank, , WhlOh 1H bntinil tn hunml besuty of .leVigo. If you want to buy a Trunk call and bay oa fld see the Privaife;Sch tHieh. IntermediatA and PrimS With High, Intermediate and Primary oOpens on FIRST MONDAY, SEPT 1889. Students prepared for the Junior wags; in any uouege, male or female. Not oyer thirty pupils to the teacher. Tuition from 81.60 to $3.50 per month of four weeka. GEO. W. NEAL, A. M., Jyl9 dtf 4 Principal. A FINE LINE OF Scarfs and Neck Wear, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Eats, Caps, Umbrellas and Dry Goods just received at v Darrinon & Baxten THJB PLACE TO BUY GOODS LOW, i ROBERTS & BjlO. We keep constantly in stock Provisions, Groceries, . V." "; ;:.:-br'ao:; '' Boots and Shoes. Don's fait to dte na a trUi m,h rL . need, anything itx iai VaSi0f . , ... -. ., ROBERTS &:BRO;. 'GO to this Gaston tTnnaA Tt.i,. m. for an Sasr ihnva nnrl . !,.(. u. EBhSTlng lOcts.; hair cutting 20a. -., , . ' ; w. U. tilfiVARD, X , '.' ,.' -Propricton 4 'U'i i , Wears offering to the BaUUTrads great i inducements in': - . r , . Tobacco and ' Cigars ! i . The attenUon of families Is 'called to- the Celebrated imperial ucer. , . . -r. .... i -. f for which wt are agents. s(m- Batisisction Knarsmteed or luvaiv roiunucu, Hi Li Grcjcry G Cii i . PRINCIPAL HOUSB t a - E. aids Iliddls St., oppoaits 8, H.eott.',-. BBANOH HOUSES: :- .. - N. W. Cor. Queen and Pasteur, BtsyVi 1R. B. Denot). J - 8. W. Cor, South Front and Jtyddle sW. ' . '..... -in . Wholesale and Retail Llquof ' ' Jobbers of Ciffars an .TQ ; bacco, , NEW BERNE, N. C : auglBdw , r -TRUNKS f ft? .JO'.' iIoiT and Largo Lot Just Received I li 9a k;U - ! ' it? -. .. s uttisaT VENIENJE slid 1 aaa fkr tV lwt!. 1- ' V , W u. ill ( I ' , 'vi '., . i i'I ft i m-k-' .. t STILL IN THE LEAD! : More of them were sold last i year wan any other brand of Chsroots id h the world,' and en inoreaw of jfsper"; cent, of sales for th rW a.. ' it 7 of this year over that , of .lsajaai j They reUil FIVE for TEJf "CENTS. and are, tb. BUT goos, oa:j.,tbs market, beinv FAtTlT. a-.' ..a ... a and, BETTER than any 5 cent uig.' S Smokers, beware of' the Vumerous i f Imita'tloria1 n ill.tLFlL'l 4i TiT -TZ. nwum, ana ,wnen flit . ' ' ' M KumiA CHEROOTS bo, sure mad , Hsaaasv slUU ' -rt tt uroof P. WHIJLOCK .oajtsr., Hjt ycju wlU bs: Imposed opon;,'r V '?!!Ttlds"uppIled by -" fr;vp; IjbwHOLBiSALE AGENTS FOR ' ' -fBagrgaire Transfer. . tll8 ake! 9(lMy Promptly from nr Prt of the cityv , ' JTav Hena aroad.Bteam' ers and Ferries. , , c.y; v.; Orders left at l . - -1 - "win - nave food attention and quiok dfopatPh Mi''., J. .W. BTEWALT. Broad stret. ftiwrerl' Venetian r"' , Tne7 perfect substi(ur r ' for shades ami im,u. ,., . r"tffks'.'oosrof these shj. iua,ng .ev Venetian blind ty i cheapest window furniahh r ! maraeo.i.,,reouliariy odaptcj t and will last a liiW . -can hang them. For tAi.. pplrto it, Esay23 . ns-r . V
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