1
, t .rrdUe;7uborilri
1.
. . . . .. J !.. TWtkd nj, AM
Urn Ubm will b insartad trea. 4J1 adr
'ooml mmttxr vill b charged ata. ptr Un
: a.a la a-rano. fcegn- a-Tartls
mw a ba ooUaotsd promptly at tha n
M xm nonta.
' I 'Zi CotMi nnloUon contain hi
. BvnuiuNiiiurai are
i r Wf Uia h. eoIs-U Bast be
IdiflM.
--M--L
--utf whenis tat frteraaaa wlHl ,
THE JOTJKN AL.
T.HANCOCK. U1 -Upaifr.
fare of U JMtffaHtf A r
Sfxieeb . Oeisp's continued
. Indisposition has necessitated Mr.
MeMillin's re-election as Speaker
-pro tern.
1 '' Tin Third Party hea entered the
field. Its nominating Convention
ia to be held at Omaha on the 4th
Of July.
8XRAT0T Hill returned to
Washington last Thursday and
. u wu congratulated Dy many
, friends.
' FEKNCH court has decided
' ; that the Pope is a sovereign, and
.ai' -aa titled to hold property in France
" 'jut as any other sovereign.
... . Fbom "statistics presented at
-" Beating in New York city, it ap
pears that there are 375 Sunday
' .MBOolsia the city. The Episco
, . , pallans have the largest number
, ' 85; the Presbyterians come next
with 72; the Methoidsta have 68;
: the Baptists 46, and the remaining
lM ara divided among the other
' denominations. The total member
.- dhip is 13,000, as against 307,800
l Ike publico schools.
CM WADDELI IJf HEW YORK
Tie .Hew York World gives an
iaUreetinf acoount of the speeches
if taw distinguished men who spoke
. 4 tie Southern Society banqnet in
8e York Tuesday night. It thus
Mparts CoL Waddell's speech on
IMitSonth:'
."Jbtoept that it is no longer .a
Slav holding country (lor which
tjpd be praised), the South of today
f$ the South of the past, chastened
tnd strengthened by such an ex
Afiperieaoe as would have emasculated
ana aesiroyea any due a great ana
t,,. tuiu uoouuou aujr uuu a greuii, uuu
t) fl heroio people. To her own son's
S, l TiBfl lATffAlv to th nta uln hnrn thn
stanlesa banner to victory on a
j hundred battlefields, is she indeb
ted for the tremendous energies
With which she is thrilling and
- i which will place her in the fore-
front of civilization.
the law of England a "tortuous and
nngouiy jomoie." k
The demand for repeat of these
ediots of the billion Congress has
extorted from Bepnbiioan lenders
weir puDusnea purpose to refuse
repeal. The admission ia of great
importance. It is fresh evidence
that 1 do not. press to far the
harge of disobedience to the Deo
Die's overwhelming munHnfA
The demand for repeal is a proposal
oi me largest measure oi tariff re
form, I admit, for it is a proposal
k recover w wdoia vrnnnn nanrn.
ed by the billion Congress: and it
is even more, ior it , nas apprised
the COUn trv that their nnrcnaaliwl
existence for another rear shall not
erect the novel super-added wrongs
oi tne two Mojuniey acts into a
nooiity. lie peal is not a proposal
to stoo at tne tariff of 1883 as &
finality. My language expressly
barrad ont that absnr.l i Iaa. Morrf
over, wnen tne tans or 1883 wts
the law of the land in the hnnr
of our defeat three years ajro.
said here in Albanv: "Th nmn
oratic parties nails to the mast the
nag oi tarin retorm."
Tariff reform win remain and
require progressive solution with
the wise and Dolitio method of abol.
ishing, whenever praotible, one
after another, one indefensible tax
at a time, where the two MCEinley
laws today replaced the tariff oi
1883. Bat I do not flinch back
wara irom tne advance line of ln
trenchments which the Democrats
of New York have won. kant and
will guard.
I do not shirk a deadly grappla
with the Bepublican revolutionits,
whose banners no loncer flv thn
tariff of 1883, but now fly the mad
McKinley laws and the wild Sher
man law. and! mock na from t.hn
01 adels oL DOwer. Thn nanna fit
tariff reform has lately made great
practical advance.
Secretary Manning, in his last
report of 1886, advised Congress to
Begin practical tariff reform by
single act; an act for free wool; an
act untaxing the clothin? of ahont.
60,000,000 people. One year later,
io too i, tne secretary's report was
"writ large" in a message of the
President. . Now. fivn vnarn later
one of our msst enlghtened econo
mists, David A. Wells, writes to
the chairman of the ways and
means committee that the naf.h nf
progress which ;Seoretary Manning
oiazea nrsc ana alone is the true
oath. It is a mixim of sonnd nnli.
CV. better fitted to win nlnnt.innn
than to lose them, better dividing
into easy chapters the lessons of a
Ions campaign of ednoation. to
abolish whenever von ran. nnn after
another, one indefensible tax at a
time. I his is true proeress.
Let ns rejoice. The Senate and
the executive may now refuse the
least, as they refused the largest,
measure of tariff reform, but of the
future of our cause we mav now
feel better assured.
' if ,
Juat
ivmEn n. c:.;.y
j.: . BEEEDEB OF
Buff Cochins,
White Cochins
Partridge Cochins,
Brkmiangshans,
S. S. Hambnrgs.
Golden Wyandottes.
Bark Brahmas,
Tonlonso Geese,
Pekin Ducksi i
Bronze Turkeys,
White; Crested,! WhitehQLX,
roush.
Egga for Sale in Season.
Uso Breeds of
Celebrated Black Btrkslire Swim.
Arrived
Ycuns. Kcnfasky and
mfk Virginia
3ETATDXT
tZOVE 8810 SAL.
r DR. O.K. BAGBY, 1
Surgeon Dentist
Offia, KU& Btoa, cjf. BaftU Chw,
Has JuBt Arrived
with Twn Po Tu.j. nr S7'
" " v WOUD VI A UUUK
V IXT'TlTTrT7-'XT. i .
a.uy a w vjv x ana yv ma x v A.
AND MULES
. rom 3 to 7 Years Old.
rVPTJ S TUMTi n-nTrrnT.
Green Place Poultry Yards, whSS? fe'sdd0 cheap
' Also Nice Variety of
Sm& I W00d ft ; Slftvsr. Carnages, Baggies, Carts
I ' I TTaraaoo Wkl,
DEALEE3 IN
General Hardware,
Harness,
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Paints, Oils, Varnish,
Glass and Putty,
Harness, WhiDS.
Lap-Robes, Dusters etc., etc
OUR MOTTO IS
Quick Sales Small Profits.
lail ana Rffl lia hofnro trmi
bUV: it Will bfi to VOlir aAva-ntarra
'a' e"
n. IIAHfJ ft GO.
Wnen Will February Have Five Mon-
days!
lo the firtt neraon end!nir in
oorreot answer to the above, telling
. -" i uuva xouiuuj win nave
Lime, Plaster. Hair fiTeM"J from January 1, 1892.
to January 1, 1942, a period of fifty
anu Uement. JiuBWKury, wewiu give a
(suucuiui d vi iuuj b aouDie-oase
goia watch, positively worth $40: to
AgentS for JDEVOE & g.ntlerJ.rCK8 .Twatoh
.1 1L AAW. m . ...
tWa tj wor" tne third
wv m voicuxaicu aCaUVlwnwi answer, a gentleman's or
" I lidiea siIvai-vitah tBM-k &?n. ji.
m I " 7 IVMII
jDuzea
PaintS. Which f T. next v0 MBwers, five 'exoeed
' linerlv handsome diver wafali AO fVn
are stnctiy pure
goods.
MIDDLE STREET.
I.EM0JJ ELIXIR.
?. Hi
ii'Shs is the same old South, from
fhich sprang the gianta of Ameri-
, v ;an nistory, wmcn in tne olden
"of Washington and enriched - the
records of the race with the names
oi Jefferson and Madison, and Mar
shall and Lee, and Randolph and
Finckney, and their compatriots;
PLEASANT MMnnnnrMir
For bilionnAQn .nrf nnn.tm.tinn i.v.
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and fouli omach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fiiok and nArvmifl tiAadanluka t.b.
Jjemon Jilixir-
for sleeplennesi and nervounai
take Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility, take
uvuiuQ rjiixir.
For fever, chill and malaria, take
ijemon n,nxir.
Lemon Elixir will nnt fsil vnn In amv
Of the above diseases, all of which arise
irom a wrpia or aueaeed liver, itomaoh,
kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prertared onlv bv TV. R Mn.U
Atlanta, ua.
60o. and $1.00 pr bottle. Sold by
druggists.
A PROMINENT KINI8TCR WRITES,
After ten tmh nf nut u,fFii
. . .
irora inaifestion, witn
prostration, biliousness, disordered kid
and in latter days has nursed some ? iJ101;' J Y .be?
- i u a v"'." 'J n auxir,
vi huo uvumt uuainuiioro stuu duiuv ana am now a well man
of the grandest men who ever
walked the earth. It is to pre
serve and perpetuate the memory
and characteristics of such as these
that this society was organized
&na u sne pieage is Kept, yon win . . .
indeed have filled the. highest ISOSCial IndUefimeniS
- J I
Bev. O. O. Davis.
Eld. M. E. Churoh South,
No. 28 Tatnall at.. Atlanta, Oa.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor
IN
Hardware
AND
Groceries !
measure of hope and expectation
on the part of your Southern coun-
trpmen and have placed yourselves
beyond the reach of just criticism
from any source."
8EXATOB HILL'S SPEECH.
OOHCLUDED.
Your message to the great and
general assembly of Democrats, I
rejoloe to know, touches nothing of
inwrMt io new xotk, dui wnat is
nnlversal and common to the inter
est or the whole of these United
States. Ton stand for the whole
Democratic faith and tradition,
- wnicn in tne Diiiion Congress nn-
rfAMVAM III. M Knf nAMA.Inl J 1 : V. I
erato. and revolutionary subversion I at 'Prices 10 SUlt the
V. l. - i I
uf. mhi (uvuejr iuww over anown id
OU; history. The two MoKinley limes.
laws now tranBiorm tne reaerai
power oi taxation ior revenue into , '
an instrument of extortionate tat Table Cutlery at llVinST
inly ffvun f Ka wa nam .ml nmflf rt i . D
rial toiling millions byllJAAco'
(JEEATMAGAZINE
the ten next correct anwnr TKo
Life, Speeches and Writings of Henry
W. Gradv." the handsnrnfixf-.
his life ever printed, bonnd in eloth
and gold and handsomely illustrated,
printed in large, clear type the
regular prioe of which is 13.50 per
vuiuuie, j.o me next twentv coireol
own unrivaled record in its
porgramme for 1892. and as manv
' . ... T"
oi tie uew leatures oeicin
Plows and Plow Cast
mgs at a little more
than cost.
And all kinds of
Farming Implements
Pocket Knives and
Get our prices on
rar industrial
subsides, bounties, and enhanced
thewealth ofonr emplbyers, less FlOUr.Sugar and Coffee.
than 7 per cent of all our people. '
BhaQ these laws standf See Olir RTifirinl rlrfvui
.. TkA n harm an ll. law I . ...
transiorms the Federal coinage" JU" to Ol XO
power or silver and gold into an in- u nnrn
Btrument lor the crradnal ernniaion UatLU
Moor goia ior tne estaoiisnment oil JSverVtnillP fill-r
a -
. I TlMWJf UU1I.VI
ThA rAntnrTa PfAfFi.nn.MtA In -fQQa . I an.nrna nr- r.n.1 - - T7t
. j ..vQ.Huiuit. u a .. m dbuu a uupy oi x arm
New'life ofColumhus-ArtIcles for Cu'lture'" abook of 200 pages, the
. mnr v.lfi.ltl. 1 1
xannerg, etc. wuia uu agriculture
that great American periodical. ort,ioult"e ever Publieliei
I w II1UO Ui LU1B UUUK IN OiZ.
ume: To the next twAtit.v.fivo
oon-eot answers, six months' subscrip
with tha I "O xne ooutnern JTarm. Should
November nunber. new reaiinm . ! P"M aU to one who would not
should commence with that issue w magazine, we will send it to
In this number are the cranim anynme they may send ug.
chapters of Phizes foe All.
"Tne Naniahka ' . i w a j .
- - ' 1 I ' " w uvt Ulbcuu HUT UUU WnO
uuvbi ue Jiuuvara jvinnnc. thn uun th . .Jr.rf l.h v.
famous author of ''Plain Tales from slighted, and there fore make the
the Hills," written in collaboration folln
wita an American writer. WniAAf.f I vhn i i. .
. V f ' wawwv I UO Vf iD falilC. PIAblUg 111 Wiiat
oaiooncr. it is me story oi a young paper they saw the 'ad' (this positive.
El11 . 5 y(lnDgJ woman from a It mn8t be done) does not get
"boomins Colorado town. vh n f .k x. j . ' B:
toT i: i. . , ' .. Bv. - -uvjio cuumcraieu prizes,
India, he lnsearchnf a wnniiarfni w n;n .,.n.i n. . CT r..
jeweled necklace, called "the Farm for March and Anrii.
Naulahka" (from which the story every reader in the South to see theae
takes its name).-and ahA o .lt.nn.;c.'. i.i:. .
physician to women The novel magaiine. These two iesues alone will
describes their remarkable adven- be worth fl. Allweaak from you
Century will printthre other novels pay postage and white paper on which
uuring inoyear. ana a great number these two issues are printed. Send
ofshort stories bv the i bflsti Am.iJ;i-. :, j: . , ,.
oanstory.wnter8. ,t or a twentv-five-cant niV w,J
w wtr0ar.nWfc Edgar money up in a piece of paper and
W. Fve ("Bill Nve'M aa tn h --j.i-j. :V. f iJ.f T
--i .. r. w ...udo 111 uiuiuarv ie liver, ixno
seriea of nmnaint- ---hj. -.1.1-1. 1 . , . .
- - - -B w""-o w uiuu Buswer oonntea nniesB o cents is
he calls his "autobiographies," the enolosed.)
first one of which, "The Autobiog- -,
raphyof a Justice ofihe Peace," is Bkmbmbke.
in November. This mnnihu Vhmi -v-n I.. n
mn. iwvm MOV 1 . W'WJ lUJDUU WUV MID Tf C. D VUIB
contains a valuaple and suggestive M" "are at least of getting for two
mu.i. un "ia. xoou-puppiy oi tne montnsine best magazine on earth.
Future." which
read. tO be iolIOWfid hv a nnmtva- t25 rnM Ahttifi cJl-rr,.- .aai.
" " n -.. "vi i o -- '--v rutu vrseiivij, vr
oiotneraoi oreat Practical value e of the silver watches worth $5 or
to Farmers, treating especially oi a copy of the Grady book, yon are
the relations Of the ftavArnmAnt. t I aartain tif patiina fh. 17--- ..il. .
- . w, v . " 0v."-g vu.iMW nviui ivhi
the farmnr. what il: ia Anita n-J I l!m flia n,nn. -
j . 9 mv.u will I w wuv muviuiiivl i UUUCJf UU are
what it should do. This series will required" to sent. In order to equalize
nnlnln jr.jn.-.,:i.t:.. T m . I J ... . .
SW. D. IVIcIVER; 55
Attomey-at-Law
NEW BERNC, N. C "
DR.J.D. CLARK,
NEW bERNI N. CJ I
0)fnos oa (Mn f tresij between
Pollock and Xfeoc ' ' I
!.-
P. H. PEILETIEB,
ATTORN BT i A T "LA W .
Craven Bt.,'tW0 doors South of
Journal offioe.
Will praotloa in tha OonatlM of Cravan,
arteret, Jonea.Onalow and Pamlico.
nan .in. unm WUIHJ. JHHinWH
nUMNU.
Until
Jan
-FOB THE-
siiad iuiriG, WEEKLY JOURWAL j
li V - V an. r ' " '
Cotton Lines, and Bope
and Gill Thread,
SOLD CHEAP
NINB COLUMN FOLIO-LABGE AMOUNT OF BEADING.
BY
WHOLESALE OBOOEB,
MIDDLE STBBKT,
NHW BEBNR. H. O.
J. 1 BRUM, Prei. THOS. DilHEHJieePrai.
fl. a. ROBERT., Cashier.
The National Bank,i
OF NEW BEBNE, N. 0.
iNCXB-BATU 1885.
Capital, - -Surplus
Profits,
$100,000
86.700
ninnmiDS
JjVS. A. Rnviw iri Ti.n-.
0HA8..8. Bbtaiv. t n a.-.-- I
A ... .. ' "" I
miiji-BB, Lu UAEVIY,
U. H. KOBCBTS.
The
Daily
Journal,
$5.00 Per Year. : : ! 60c. Per .-nonta.
Down to a fine point I ,. ... ' "
that's where the making of rcumtes m every Erection from New Berne, wfcere there is a
corsets has been brought to. daily mail, and is a splendid medium for advertisers.
u.uu ur uie "Dones it
can't break or kink.
Loops of corset lace In- Liberal -tdvirf ITflf AC
stead of metal eyelets they I k
. .." i
can t rust or cut the laces.
The Bail Corset for ease we have just received a large lot of ffew
feidW stnu Handsome Books, which we club with
Each is the best of it s kind both the Daily and Weekly Editions. Call and
1 If you don't think so, after . .1. j . , 1 .
wearing for two or three !eo ftem and get one by paying one year in
weeks, return it to us and get advance for the Daily. Bv T)avinf 1d1 25 fnr
vour monev batt " " f . f J J 6 V iU
ryvtj yo jr ear m aavance win also
O. MARES & BON.
entitle yon to a book.
46V
. : Bl axa-ntim hu s. and rnr tha n-.. '
i taanent redaction of every Ameri- Cheap I0r Cash.
mtmm -w'- trv raa wua, vi IUUIC
Diow tne tevet ones true value flar
Jag ths whole period f of onr free
; - Wmetalllo coinage from 1702 to
r 1873. bhall snob - law standf
rm..u i u -t i i.,.,
.usnmaiinca uuiuuu legislation l . ? -. -
for fret men sines Cromwell called I Foot of IGddle, 8treet
7 IV Durr us & Cd
include contribntiona from nffliu,.
or tne Department of Agricnltare,
and other well-known men will dis
cuss "The Farmers Discontent."
JJ- is n . . . '
"wuvperauun," eio., etc.
A celebrated Soaniah wrifar tn
famish a "Life of i Colnmbns."
. 1 1 . . .1 . . a ... '
wd inn win dr nrniianr.iv tiinafrafx-i
and the Dablishersof ffh (innrnr.
have arrancred with tha
of the World's Fair to print articles
on me oauaings, eie.
One of the novels to appear in
iay is
A story of new York Lite '
by the author of 'The Angloman
iacs." and the magazine will mntain
a great deal about ths metropolis
aanng tne year, among other
tnlotrs a serlen of ilInstratAd n-tf -iaa
on "The Jflwa in Nw Vnr. t-
Kovember ia an illnstrated desorip-
uuu oi -xn jrinyers, UiUD,"rouna-
ea Dy isawin Jtsootn, ana one or the
features ol the snlendidl v illnat.ra.rui
Christmas (December) number .is
un article on "xneijowery.". -: -t
To. aret ThaCentnrv aAnd tha
vearlv snbscriDtion nrim riAOO. tn
The Century Co., Union Sauare.
S3000i
TEABI 111-inl.t.tohfaS.
ta .Nf fairly ltitJ.lllmii prnom ol tdlM.
who com road .ud nrit.t.ua' wImu
' Iwlneliom will work ladaMrtooaJT
T - un w mro l.m I ...I..,
Stfil: li '""""-H.n, will ."w
--- ."..iMr-a MII
" wrk Irooa mth dblrtc.
Imrol
a. V, LjL.:iV, liaa uaMMMf Halaa?
dutanees no letters will ha
before Wednesday merning, February
xi w . tf o oiook. xou ;are litely to
get one of these prizes, if yon answer
anytime , during February. All
answers must ba aent tiirnnrr. i.h
unu vi w. uiu-wiu not De conniea.
Address THE SOUTHERN FAEM,
Constitution building, Atlanta, Ga.
HORSES AND MULES.
1 have juat reoelved a FINE LOT of
Western North Carolina
OBSES AND MULES.
' ALSO, A FIRS LOT OP
BUOGIEb,1 , EOAD 0ARTS
- Aim
HARNESS.
All of which I will tall VEllT CHEAP
for oath or approved paper.
Give ma trial. , ..
E3. t3 CDtroot
We will tjhee on Sale
To-day only : some hand
some smuM.sii'm
about 33.1-3:;m ;CETT
CHEAPER THAN' CAN 2
BOWHT ELSEWHERE.
- Arare port-inity to rget
a weacung or cnristmas gift
veryeneap.
BELL THE JEWELER.
THE
BEST THING
UNITED STATES
ros
OneOeixt
. . ta tub" : '" . .
PHILADELPHIA.
RECORD!!!
la connection with the JounNAt,' thew is a FIRIT-CLAf 8
d POT year.OmittinflrflnnrlavallOB r)lCPAPTlvn"MT an -.t-j.a.a i. . ... ...
r .:7"-t vi . . : au -auuui wur& wxeouicu in mo vm -: t v ;
''V
Job Department.
THE FARMER
AAD IRS ' '
BTJSinEC3'UA17,
J. E. L ATHA1I.
J BHtEHli CCmSSICI MGI1.
Barer of Cotton, Country Prodabe, and
, ir -kit .-a-.--l-.aZ-... Jil.- " 1
-nMMt.ar.lh Mir. ail-ii,a.a .. .- ... I
-i i, i Twav uiaufi vaau A us
num iierAK0 ior ouu dmci cot ion. - -
rirfl-i fii.t rVntr-tn ( .. an nivl .tfs
I of orler and at aatlsfactory prJceBi
Letter Heads,' . - Note Headi, " ' Bill Heads;
lh I ICS iO) A.? Ifl otatenente,. t Business Cards, ' Envelorcs,
BAS
Posters,
And all kinds otwoit.
: NO EQUAL.
ADDHE88 THE EECOBD M