V,
it; .iiar AMociciaasT. knovdJn .the Etot. vigaln he'
:uailt jooRSALta i isiaii4lta the eyatein m EDglisb,
. ; v.Hhed aaur. except Mood . at and as tending to produce an of
. s -. ttso (or.ux aonut. oUTrd fice-holding aristocracy. Of coarse
r laaMrttwnKtMaMupot he ;does not -.believe turn: argu
"mi ke caa and .retain Lis
1 .rT .anitj! 'While England tu - a
a Bviarisiira u rates (DAiLT)-on pnrelx atistocratio community. the
i nmtoj oo; Mo forMh (atMqoeQt spoils jystenK Jiourisned there far
- nio.-!'if ;i i S H nore rankly then ever it did here
AjT.rtiMawQUnnie header -BuineM aD jt OBly' sine Eogland has
' . began to take giant strides towards
everTiabaeauentliieerUoji . . . i ,"
7h;-.iab.twkvJem)cracv1thar she has Introdoced
oM(MrMBjpnei vi . t
KouoMofimtiorDeuu.notvotioj
iaiiBMruibtnwndfM Aii addition"
-wuwt J
r..
maltha aoada fa tltuu Rjimltr advar
u,uVw Vu pwmpti, at to.. 8 w men oi wnaiever.ranK m nie,
-m4m eeA boat i.1! - i wno prove themselves most worthy
iminiotioneonuiTinnwiofdi- to enter It, and which retains them
cuuoa r oi matters iouoited. no io office only 80 long is they serve
mman.eauoaiaat be umoM to be nub rhe nablio with honeittr. efficiency
tA4 um: sonuim oMMtiouu. Mon j and oorjrte8y i3 it8 very essence
t! withhold turn name of the author or . ',,..
. .t vur ma mor.tn.Q on. ooiumn 6 it h I JemoOTaUo ; whereas, on the con--v
o:w itwy, the spoil system which
TPtnium(griTaiMTnoiiy
autnbr apoBoatlon at UiU offloe ud
:;;r he journal.
SRW flISKC N. 0.. FEB. 23 1800.
IM4 l tt Foat offlo at H Bm,
UMwUlui matter.
'''i lERSONALITIES IN THE SENATE.
C Coiae, my boy! do yon take
V this parlor for a prize ring !"
V'f In the, olden time the ase of of-
'fenslre personalities on the floor of
- (.Congress was the inevitable pre
lade to a challenge to mortal com
s i bat As a conseqnenco the ears' of
visitors, at the National Capitol,
J were seldom offended by rnde and
-discourteous words. . .
" ' " We are no apologist for the duel,
'bat-we deDrecate the bus torn of
J;' Indulging in epithets and in
uendoes with insolent impunity.
H In this dav it is no mark of
' conrage to nse blistering words, but
It la-evidence of good breeding to
.k bear them' with dignity -and self-
' respect.
Vy Lately the Senate has witnessed
?'b war of. words as harmless as blank
f -cartridges In a Bham battle. Gas-
torn makes Oall and Chandler
secure in their persons and trans-
. forms the roaring of lions into into
il braying of jackasses.
,f . The oonntry is to be congratu
lated
in
that courtesy, wit, facts
'and arguments have become
the
- weapons of gentlemen.
.j . Civilization is advancing ia the
?1iglit'bf Christianity, and we trust
H that Senators, at least, will soon be
s'blej todistinguish between the
actions ol a poor ana toe conaact
jjbpt a gentleman.
rBiJi we do not care for Senators
'Jajttach as we do for the young
i'-'Mtn jbj" .the country. Senators
'ave' jpassed the formative period
Jt Ufe,' and whatever has passed
' into the warp and filling of their
. lives will probably remain there
nnto the end. Bat our yonng men
lkrt "putting on their nnform in
which, to fight life's battles, and
they most look well to its textnre.
' We are so constituted that we
.W cannot escape the influence of of
f ' flcal station Young men look to
-theI?' eniors as exemplars worthy
" of 'imitation, and it is matter of
' regret that the examples of the
. & "griat are not always elevating and
lalatary. '
Too little value is sometimes at-
ile tached to the gentleman. We do
" not refer to the man of fashion,
, -, albeit a gentleman may be a fash
' v w onahle man, bat we mean one in
I'" whom all the elements meet to giye
x, the r,wprld assurance of a man.
i Brave and gentle, firm and conr
4 vttoa, refipectfal of the opinion of
?4other and firm in his own con-
Tlctlons, exacting nothing he is
Vfiot ready to jleld. Rendering
nnfO Osesar the things that are
Otesar'e and unto God the things
that are God's. A Christian gentle
man la the noblest work of God t
The3erlt System Thoroughly American
' Theodore: Hosevelt, in February
Century, Bayaffrhe" cheap va
riety of demagogies' takes- great
dsIiShtin calliag the merit system
Chinese,', apparentl because" one
of its' adjuncts ' is "the .competitive
examination! while in China there
haa" long . existed a clumsy and
oversown system of . suoh exami
rations. , As well might he inveigh
r -'.est our alphabet because the
C.':s8k have long had aUariiber
r :a alphabet of their- own, or
r -"'-:t lv 'WeKiif eaopowder be-
r -3 ft vrs Unbiased in China, or
(' f y cUfy a Wlncnester rifle
:3jIssaU haye,tong been
the merit system; which the fouri.
tiers of par owe Eopablio. regarded
tae only one worthy .of a free
in4 high mihded: aation.t lAJ ' we-
te.n which opens the, pSblio service
.it S ' . . .
8tiil obtains In most European
I " , , . , j .
goveruroent oi J.iussia 18 etsen
tially undemocratic, in , (bat it
treats the public eervica not as the
property of the whole people, to
be administered solelv in their
interest, but as a bribery chest for
the benefit of a few powerful indi
viduals, who ase it purely in the
spmt of personal or political
favoritism."
LEiaon ELIXIR
Its Wonderful Rfft 4d tbe Llv.r,
Stomach, aoweli. Kidney and Bload
Dr. Mozley's Ltmoo Elixir ta a pleas
ant lemon drink that positively ouree
all Biliousness, Constipation, Indiges
tion, Headache, Malaria, Kidney Dis
ease, Dizziness, Colds, Lobs of Appetite,
Fevers. Chills, Blotches, Pimples, Pain
in Back, Palpitation of Heart, and all
Lother diseases caused by disordered
liver, stomach and kiJnef, the first
great cause of all fatal diseases, r ittj
cents and one dollar per bottle. Sold
by druggists. Prepared only by H
McEley, M.D. , Atlanta, Qa.
LK.TIOJI HOT DROI'S,
For coughs and colds, tuse Lt-mon
Hot Drops.
For sore throat and bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and ctirrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For all throat and lung d leases, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
Sold by druggists. 25 cents per bot
le. Prepared by H. Mozley, M.D.. At-
anta, Ga. novld wly
Nothing is so great an instance
of ill-manners as flattery. If yon
flatter all the company you please
none; if yon flatter only one you a
ffront the rest.
The Verdict Unanimous.
W. D. Salt. Druggist, Bippus, Ind., tes
tifies: "I can recommend Electric Bitters
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles and was cuied of
Rheumatism of 10 years' standing." Abra
ham Bare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, af
firms: "The best selling medicine I ever
handled in my 20 years' experience is
Electric Bitters." Thousands of others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys
or Blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at
R. N. Duffy's wholesale and retail drug
store. Large size, $8.00 per dozen, -whole
sale.
A fool can ask more questions
than a wise man can answer ; bnt
a wise man cannot ask more ones-
tions than he can find a fool ready
to answer.
ITS EXCELLENT QUA ITLIR9
Commend to public approval the Cali
fornia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of
Figs. It is pleasing to the eve, and to
the Uete, and by gently acting on the
kidneys, liver and bowels. -it cleanses
the By stem rfTectually, thertb pro
moting the health and comfort of all
who use it.
Do not be afraid to go near your
enemy. The nearer you get to a
kicking boreo the less damage will
result to your person.
Be Sure
If yon have made up your mind to buy
Hood's SarsaparOla do not be'lnduccd to take
any other. Hood's SarsaparlUs is a peculiar
medicine, possessing, by virtue of its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation;
curative power superior to any other article.
A Boston lady who knew what she wanted,
and whose examplels Worthy Imitation, tells
her experience below:
To Get
" In one store where I wenttolnty Hood's
Barsapartlla the clerk tried to Induce me buy
their own instead of Hood's; be told me theirs
would last longer; that I might take It on ten
days' trial; that If I did not like It I need not
pay anything, etc. But he could not prevail
on me to change. .1 told him I knew what
Hood's Sarsaparllla was. I had taken it, was
satisfied wIUHt, and did not want any other,
Ho-o'd's
Whtn I tegmrtakltjK Wvt1 Bampariua
I was felng',reaiiflseral)le, suffering
a great deal with dyspepsia, and so Weak
that at times I could hardly stand. I looked,
and had lor some time, like A person in con
sumption. Hood's Sarsaparllla did me so
much good that I wonder at my self sometimes,
and my friends frequently speak of It" - Mb.
ElU A. Gorr, Cl?crra Street, Boston. , .
Sarsaparilla
SnVBBVnVHaanVHB aaBBQSjajaaaaaaaajBai .
Sold by an drngglati. fl i lx for fi. Prepared only
fcy C. L HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Loen, Vast,
100 Doses Oho. Dollar
v . '
ON ENJOYS ,
Both the method ; and results when
Syrup of Figs hr taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently jet prompfly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, ; cleanses the sys
tem' effectually, dispels colds, , headaches-and,
fevers land cures habitual
constipation. 'Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy fits kind-ever pro
duced, pleasing to the, taste and ac
ceptable, to the stomach, prompt in
its action; and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only' from the most
healthy ana agreeable substances, u
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and , have made it the most
popular Temedy known.
, Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and $1 Dottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Bo not accept any
substitute.' -
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
8AH FKMCI8C0, CAL.
lomviwu a. hew tome, n.v.
ELY Catarrh
CREAM BALM
OlcamMS tke ;
Nasal Paaaagaa,
Allays Pain aad
Inflammation,
Heals the Sores.
Restores (ha
Seme of Taste
and Smell,
HAY-FEVER
TRY THE CUBE
A particle Is ft'
Into each noatiil and
Is agreeable. Price 60 oents at Drugetsts; h;
mail, reels tered. 60 cU. 'ELY BROTHERS.
56 Warren Street. Hew York Iftnl5dwly
AGENCY
Tf T ftnn't Sail nni hna vrav T mnaf frv
another way, aneffor this reason I have
got in more goods. Tobacco, cigars
and Fruit, Apples, Grapes, Figs, Cran
berries. Lemons, Oranges. A fresh lot
of Tobacco and Cigars (good) ; a fine lot
of Durham Smoking Tobacco. Cut
Plug, and granulated at five cents for
two or. . etc. etc.
Wm. L.PALMER,
nlStf Middle St.. New Berne.
Ignorance Costs.
mass,
.FOR HI
NEW BERNE COLLECBATf? nwSTOTy Tf? :
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES VfiTTTDETITfl a TiPflTTtTTTfl TAV Tirn
-3 n -.: - A Well-equipped Chrmnasinm. Library. Eeadioc Room and Llterarv
. fi. u;'AUlnqnMeawlU,bn8crcd
y;Miss:MABX L; XLliJlsr, SeactrAr;'.;
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Special attention given to Maihomatics, Commercial Law: Book
keeping and Penmanship.
Experienced teacher in Instrumental Music. '
Vocal Music a prominent' leatnrc.
Tuition, including Board,- Washing, Lights, etc., $65.00 to 1 75 00 per
session of five months. -
W. R.
Jan2I dwtf
Moitiagee's Sale.
' By viitueof a powtrof sale conferred
upon me by a certain mortgage exe
cuted to me by E. J. Patterson and J.
A. Patterson on the 13ch day of Feb.,
1889, and duly recorded in Book No.
100, pages 143, etc, of the Records of
Craven county, I will sell for cash at
publio auction to the highest bidder, at
the Court House door in New Berno,
Craven county. State of NorthCarolina,
on Tuesday the 15th day Of April,
1890, at Twelve , o'clock, noon,
all the right, title, and interest of the
mortgagor, it being an undivided third
of the whole of the said property,
bounded as follows:
Lying on the south side of Johnson
street, und bounded on the west by the
Jerkins lot, and on the south by Neuse
street, on the east by the Small wood
and Rountree lots, on the north by
Johnston street, it being fully desoribed
in the said mortgage, reference to
which is hereby made for a full and
more perfect description.
' this the 13th day of Jan , 1890.
P. II. PELLEPIER,
janl4 901 Mortgagee.
;
HEW BEBHEi-lf. C.
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VOCAL MUSIC: ELOr.IITinK
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SKINNER, Principal. -
DB. G- E. BAGBY,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Office, Middle street, opposite Baptist
church, ,
dec3 dwtf NEWBERN. N. d
state of North Carolina., 1 8c per lor
County of uraven. Court.
J. K. Gardner and L. J. Chapman '
vs.
Beilha 8. Loftln. Casrcll O. Loftln.Z. B.
- LoftlD, minor, Donna M. Loftin and llryan
G. lxwiln.
By virtue of a judgment rendered at the
Fall Term. 18t9, of Craven County Bnperlor
Court, I will sell to the blgbest bidder, fnr
cash, at the Court Bouie door in (craven
county, on the First Monday in March, at 12
o'clock, M , the following described tract of
land to wit: Lying and being In the count;
and Hate aforesaid,. on the north side of
Neuse River, beginning on the rnain road'
where the division line of the said Henry U.
H. Loftln and Zebble Loftln's line crosses-It
and runs with the s&ld line, southwest to
the river low grounds, then with and np the
river low grounds to Bryan O Loftln's line,
then with the said Bryan O. and Henry Loi
Un's line to and cross the road to the back
line or J. H. Dixon's line, then with the
dlvlelon line of the said Henry Loftln and
J. H. Dixon td Zebble 1 oftin's line, then
with the said Henry and Zebble Loftln's to
the main or public road the beginning, con
taining 82 gores more or lees. Bald land be
lli!? lot No. 8 in the division of the lands of
Needham Loftln, deceased,whiohwas allot
ted to the said Henry C H. Loftln.
This Jan. 81st, W80. -febltd
H. Ii GIBBa, Commlsslonei.
" ' Amor in xni. fepartment.
A1vn f
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1:31 ,' ;
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' Do a Cdneral CanAicgbuAUesa.
I'iw EiKnsa noes.
Middle Street, fourth door below Dot
-. Alerl) .-.
fcldwly , . Itff BXRNK. BC
Liimbcrl Lunitcr! .
-Are you coins to build, or are oa
nef.diD; lumber of rdy kind? If ;ou
do. Mtau) me. as I can make your
prices lowr than you can buy els.
wberW-AU kinds of building material
always on butul, either tough or
drewed Flooring: J weatfjer-boarding,
oeilioii, mouiiiimrAM. - ,
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max . XL a uc ,uJm A
MlaiytV i Kailroad
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Going East.: Soukduli, Oonva Wut"
.NOvSl. Pcuaanner TrtiitLm No Kn
Ar. Lve. Stations."
-'Ar.-': Lts.
pm 8 80 ; Ooldaboro " -4
OS 4 09 . La Qratge
4 85 4 40 Kinstoa
6 00 O-HATiew Brn U
7 B - X iXorehead City
1180, ab
1049 1045
1008 1018
1 885, 8 60
an OfiO-
o'omo East. Shkdtjli
N 1
X3oi5a Wist
' Ko.lt -Mixed
Ft A
MixedFt.&
Pass. Train
a
. Stetlong.
Ooldaboro
' Beat's "
Pua.Trala.
am
6 80
7 05
; - too
- 804
6 57
7 80
748
811
780
7 58
8 80
8 55
La Qrango
784
744
Falling Crook :t 7 06
110
64
6 85
610
Klnston .
"6 69
580
.8 50
CaswoU Vf
; ' Dover '
Core Creek
TusCarora '
Clarki t
. Newborn :
Biverdalo
Croaun
Bavelock -;
Newport
WUdwood i.
. Atlantic '
Morehead Citv:
9 15 10 Oi
455
4 84
10 81 10 86
11 00 11 05
U 17 11 41
4 80
S54I40O
8 88 84
1815 8 00
10 88
041
988
8 69
,811
8 00
'7 47
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SCO.
8 48
8 50
4U
4 43
4 55
5 01
6 21
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946
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904
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787 -716
7 60
4 08
4 87
4 51
5 01
5 16
5 S3
Atlantio Hotel
706
5 81
p ra
nrAhail riAfWke m m
tMondajy V ednaaday and rrldajr. '
Train 60 oonneets with WUmlnr oa A WaU
don Train prnnd North, laavlna Goldsbor-
11:67 a. na., and with Richmond A n ktUIo
Train West, leovlng Ooldaboro 180 n.jn,
Train 61 eoaaaeu with Rtchmoaa at DavlU
Train, arriving at Ooldebere 8:10 e.m,. sad wltn '"
WUmlngtoa and Waldon Tr.ln fraivtb.
North at 8:16 p.m. . . m
- Train t connects with WHmlntb H and '
Waldon Througtt , Freight Trali HortU
bound; leaving Ooldaboro at 10:00 p..
8. L. Dill, ' .
, nuperiatondant.
Bath Rooms ' , '
At my shop on Middle streTBt. i Plenty "
of water, hot or cold, and good largo '
roomi.
junl dtf
J. B. BROWN. ,
Intelligence Pavs. .
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r. " - . 'v.
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and Physical Culture.
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