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State Democratic Ticket.
For Governor :
ELI AS CABB, of Edgceombe.
For Lieutenant Governor ;
& A. DOUGHTON, of Alleghany.
For Secretary of State:
OOTAVIUS COKE, of Wake.
For Treasure:
! D. W. BAIN, of Wekr.
For State Auditor:
B. If. FURMAN. of Buncombe.
For Attorney-General.
FRANK I. OSBORNE, of Mecklenburg.
For Sup't of Publio Instruction :
J. C. SCARBOROUGH, of Jobnion.
Tnx people of Washington, N
C. had a bit; time on tbe Fourth.
8peeehes were made by ex-Govern
erjarvis, Mr. Elias Oarr and
then. The latter made a spleudid
impression and was warmly re
oeived.
THE Democratic campaign has
not opened yet, bat a great deal of
work has been done for tbe ticket
by two distinguished gentlemen
whose assistance was not expected
Their names are Harrison and Car
negie. Ex.
The high fence with electric-wire
guards which Mr. Oarnegie has pat
around the Homestead Mills in an
tioipation of troable daring the
impending strike indicates that
what he really wants is "protec
tion" from American labor.
I'KBHAPS tbe most practical use
to which a Bepubllcan campaign
fond could be pat now woald be to
make a contribution to Mr. Carne
gie sumoient to enable him to pay
his men decent wages and dit-con
tinne his preparations for a long
seige. An object-lesson such as he
Is furnishing is rather disooaraging
to orators who try to explain how
the McEinley tariff has benefited
American labor.
Thus far in the current year the
American flag has been twice die
played in Canada, and on each oc
nasion the flag has been torn down
once by tbe militia and once by tbe
town constable, but we have yet to
hear of the first American who has
allowed his serenity to be disturbed
by these exhibitions of bad temper.
The Fourth of July has come round
just as if these events had never
happened. World.
Gen. James li. Weaver, the
nominee by the Third party for the
presidency, ia a native of Ohio,
where he was born in 1833. He
won his title of Brigadier General
daring the war, and practiced law
in Iowa until in 1870, when he was
elected to Congress. The next year
be was nominated for President by
the Greenback party, and got
307.740 votes. He has since served
several terms in Congress. Tbe
nominee for tbe Vice-Presidency is
James G. Field, of Virginia-
Miss Kate Field predicts the
election of Cleveland, and is going
to do her breezy best to make her
prediction come true. It was the
opinion of ex-Speaker Reed that
the Democrats owed their over
whelming success in 1890 to the ef
forts of American women. Noth
ing has occurred since that time
to change tbe feminine mind.
The MoKinley tariff still bars the
way to cheapness, from A to Z, In
the long list of fabrics, furs and
finery with which the loveliest
weature In the world seeks to make
herself lovelier.
Children Cry forjKtcher. Castoria.
CRATES COUNTY IS LINE.
Tbe ratification meeting held in
New Uerno on last Wednesday
n lit set the Democratic ball in
motion in glorious old Craven.
"Cleveland Oarr a rid wo?or" was
in ihe air.
Tbe resolutions were rtioeived wi h
applause and adoptid with great
enthusiasm.
Mr. Simmons was tbe first speak
er, and never did he appear in hot
ter trim as tbe champion of De
mocracy. His protraiture of
Cleveland and Stevenson was so
perb and his presentation of Carr
and bis associates on the State
ticket drew out raptuons applause,
while his scathing review tf the
Republican and Peoples' parties
received the emphatic endorsement
of all who heard him.
Mr. Stevenson lollowed Mr.
Simmons. He did not claim to be
half brother or first cousin to the
Democratic candidate for Vice
President, but he prooved himself
to belong to tbe great Democratic
family, and entitled to a seat very
near tbe bead of tbe table. His
speech was a ringing one, and it
wonld be bard to tell whiob Stev
enson received the greater ap
planse.
Gen. Battle spoke for the Demo
cratic party, Referred to the faot
that for more than half a contury
tbe Democratio party administered
the Government, securing honor
abroad and prosperity at home:
that every foot of territory added
to the publio domain was acquired
under Democratio Administration,
exoopt the territory of Alaska fit
emblem of the freezing tendencies
of tbe Republican party: that dur
ing this period, in which E a gland
and Mexico had been humbled and
savage tribes subdued, not one
drop of American blood had been
shed by American hands that the
Republican party broke the Consti-
station and forced upon the south
"inequality in the Union or inde
pendence out oi it," and made the
war between the States inevitable:
that Cleveland's administration
was national and restored the
South to her position as a sovereign
State of the Union.
Mr. Thomas spoke for HarmoDy
the anion of Democratio hearts
and hands: thorough organization
and earnest work from now to the
day of the election.
At the conclusion of Mr. Thomas
excellent speech a Cleveland and
Crr olub was organized, of which
Wm. M. Watson Esq., is Presi
dent.
Craven sends greeting to her
sister oonnties ot the old north
State: her watchword Cleveland and
Carr; her reply, "The Ides of No
vember and VICTORY !
For Over Fifty Years
Mas. Winslow's Booth inq Sybup bat
been ured for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the eums
tllays all pain, cure wind colic, and is
the beet remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty.
Ive cenla a bottle. Sold by all drug
lata throughout the world.
jn9d&wlv
SIMPLE Iff COMSTHUCTIOH.
PERITIANEI1T IK DCRATIOM.
EASILY APPLIED. ITS SKILL
FI L U8B.IUICKLY LEARNED.
The Electropoige is an Instrument for
IIIK 11 KE Ur DISEASE
WITHOUT MEDICINE.
BAKED on new theorlea of the cause and
cure or disease. 11 deala with the electrical
and magnetic condition! of ine body and the
gaaea eurronnaing n in uie atmoepnsre,
controlling these conditions at will. II la
not electricity. DIIBADE is simply lm
eireu viiamy. ine rLieciropoite constant
r adds to the vitality and only aaslsts
ff.tnr.. In Nature's way, to throw off the
trouble.
A 10-page book, describing treatment nd
oontaining testimonial, from all aectlona,
and for the cure of all diseases, mailed rasa
oa application. Addresa
ATLANTIC ELECTBOPOISE CO.,
Wa.blnKlom, D. C. Charleston, 8. C
Atlanta, ua.
W M. WATSON, Agent,
FeirBerneN O
About 8,000,000,000 pieces of
mail matter are distributed by
postal cleikj in the country
yearly.
LEMON ELIXIR.
A PLEASANT LBMON DBINK.
For biliouneaa and oonetipation, lake
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and fouU omaoh.take
Lemon Elixir.
For liok and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir-
For sleeplessness and nervousness.
take Lamoa Elixir.
For loaa of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fever, chill and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you In any
of the above dieeaeea, all of which arise
from a torpid or diseased liver, atomaoh,
kidney a, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. H. Hosier.
Atlanta, Oa.
500. and 11.00 per bottle. Bold by
draggle ta.
A PBOMIMEHT BIINI8TCB WEITsW.
After ten yean of Kraal suffering
from indigestion, with Kraal nervous
prostration, biliouaneae, disordered kid
neys and oonatipation, I have bean
cured by Dr. Moaley'e Lemon Elixir,
and am now a well man.
Rev. O. O. Davis,
Eld. If. E. Oonroh Booth,
To. 18 TatnalJ at,, Atlanta, Oa
HORSES AND MULES.
I bare just received a FINE LOT of
Western North Carolina
HORSES AND MULES.
ALSO, A FINE LOT OF
BUGGIEb, ROAD CARTS
AND
HARNESS.
All of which I will tell VERY CHEAP
for oaah or approved paper.
Give mo a trial.
ES. JSS Street
Milwaukee
BEER.
I am SOLE AGENT for this Cele.
ratod Beer in New Berne.
ON DRAUGHT.
Schooner for 5 Cents.
I keep on hand a CUOICE LOT of
WINES, LIQUORS,
Cigars and Tobacco.
T. C. HOWARD,
RED LIGHT, Middle Street,
Near Market Dock.
mai23 dwtf
BRICKS!
BRICKS!
200,000
For Sale.
$6.00
Per Thousand,
HI CAR LOTS
Ajt Depot,
Call to Bee Us.
W. P. Burrus & Co.
Foot of Middle street
SALE, IIVEEY, FEES
AND
Exchange Stables
Opposite the Gaston House.
Finest Stock at living Prices
T. A.. Jones
PROPRIETOR.
may!7 dertf
REDUCED TO $2.50.
Gentlemon, this is the
Chance of a Lifetime !
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
WE WILL BELL THE
ARQY AND HAW
93.00
FOR
See if we have your sice.
BARGAIN STORE.
OLD
VIRGINIA
CHEROOTS
STOCK:
THE VERY BEST.
STYLE:
HANDSOME AS
ANY TEN-CENT
CIGAR. - - -
PRICE:
FIVE FOR TEN
CENTS.
' 8
- - TRY THEM - -
GEM
Freezers,
Mason's Fruit Jars,
Porcelain Lined Kettles
Glacier.
Refrigerators,
Water Coolers and
Fly Traps,
FOR SALE BY
Smallwood & Slovcr,
MIDDLE STREET.
TO THEPUBLIG.
IF YOU WANT TO BAVE
FIFTY DOLLARS
In the pnrohase of a PIANO, ana from
Ten to Fifteen Dollars
In the purchase or an ORUAN, address
AD0LPH C0HK,
NEW BERNE, N. O.,
General Agent for North Carolina, who
now handling goods dlreot lion the mann
taetarara, aa follows:
It Kill flRinfl RfKHLiN pi A ran.
distinguished for tone, workmsnship and
durability, and endorsed by nearly all tba
mnsleal Journals In the United Hlatea. Made
by Paul O. Mehlln, who is at this time one ot
the best mechanles and Inventors of the da
day.
rada
Thirteen new patents on th'.s hlgh-gi
Thirteen new
Mehlln Piano,
Also the N1WIT A KVANK UPRIGHT
PIA.Be, which has been sold by him for the
oast six rears Id the eastern part of this
State, and np to this time has given entire
satisfaction Tbe Upright Planojust men
tioned will ba sold at from &U0 to 13 0, In
Ebonlied Hose wood, Oak, Walnut or Ma
hogany eaaea.
Also the CROWN PARLOR OROII,
from 150 to 1100 In solid Walnutor Oak o.ses
Ten yean' experience In tbe muslo busi
ness has enabled blm to handle nothlna bnt
standard goods, and he does not hesitate to
say that ha will sell any musloal Instrument
about as per cent, cheaper than other agenta
are now offering.
neier to an oanss in Eastern Carolina.
lan2S dwtf
STERLING SILVER,
about 33 1-3 PER CENT
CHEAPER THAN CAN BE
BOUGHT ELSEWHERE.
A rare opportunity.
BELL THE JEWELER.
A SURVIVOR OF THE WAR.
ieas-1892.
Atlaotio and N. 0. Railroad,
SorBBrtmutDKRT'i Omen,
Mow Bern, N. 0 , June 80, 1882.
To Agents & Truck Shippers
Truok Train No. 108 will bo diaconv
tlnnad on and after Fiiday, July lit,lB9f
Track ahipmontt'on and after Friday
July Jrt, wUl take the Freight traUl
(Nifuoer 8) untu otherwise oraerea.
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gft tvl
M V ft
M W 2
mum
Surgeon; Dentist,
DR. J. D. CLARK,
NEW BCRffB, N.QJ
ta9-Ofac0aQ9mlt(ML fcetween
Follock fend BrwL
ROiERTS & BRO.
holesale Deal era haj
Groceries. Provisions
TOBACCO and SNUFF, BOOTS and SHOES
We are alo agents tot STOCK "DIADEM
PLOUH, every barrel wart an ted.
A large stock of PUKE ,WE8T INDI A
MOLAHSKa, our own Importation.
&i Come to see us. or send your order
Ton will And oar Prloes aa LOW aa the
Lowest.
mavMdwt BOBXBTB a BRO
P. H. PELLETIER,
ATTORNEY AT LAI?.
Craven St.," two doora Booth of
Journal offioe.
Will prac tlce In the Oonnties of Craven,
arteret, Jones, Onslow and Pamlico.
Ca, United Mates Court at New Berne, and
Supreme Court of the Stale.
RPCIiTO WANTED to whom unusually
RUCrl I O liberal terms will be given to
sell onr new book, Life and Works of
SPURGEON.
The world greatest preacher la dead, and
hundreds of thousands of christian families
as well as Clergymen, Bible readers, stu
dents, waiting for an opportunity to pur
chase this book. We want agents to sell
this book right now, while the Interest Is
greatest, don't wait, today aend AT ONOK
18oents In stamps, for agents oomplete can
vassing outat and be the first to eanvasa
your neighborhood.
TERMS LIBERAL, ACT QUICK.
FORSIIEE & HcMAKEN,
Cincinnati, O.
WALTER H0MANS'
Pleasant Boarding House
AT MOREHEAD,
Now open for the season in connection
with the
Oak Ridge Pavilion,
ew and well furnished.
Temperance drinks and refreshments
at all hours. The
Sharpie "Louise Murehead"
will make regular trips, leaving the
Atlantic Hotel wharf for Pavilion upon
arrival of trains, and return just beforo
their departure and at intervals as de
sired, jeli dwtf
M0SE3 T. BRYAN,
Carpenter and Builder.
BmallJobi of Repairing solicited and sat.
ls'aotlon guaranteed.
May be found when wanted near the Ioe
raovory.
Refers to past character aa a eltlxen and
meonanio. lanijdtf
Basil Manly.
Wm. A, McIntosit
New Berne Iron Works
Successors to J, II. Crabtree k Co.
Engineers, Founders,
AND
MACHINISTS.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Machin
ery, Machinists and Mill Supplies, En
gines, Honors, Haw and Urlst Mills,
Double Edgers, oto.
Agenta for Bargamin'a Indestructible
Mica oeatea Valves, I ne Amerioan Saw
Oo. and Prescott's Diraot-Acting Bteam
Feed, etc.
We have Just erected a large Ware
house adjoining our Works, where we
will keep a full ttoek of Machine and
Mill Supplies.
Orders for work or material of any
gina win oe promptly executed.
uia;io uwtf
Notice of Incorporation.
Notice Is hereby giv.D of the Incorpora
tion or "The ew Bern Water, Kleotrlo
L,lgbt and Railway Company."
That the name of the lncorporatora are
William C. Clarke, or Wakefield, of the town
of Houth Kingstown In ilia Btate of Bhode
Island, Rlcnard P. Williams, of the olty of
new w, iuj tavaiuiiuavviana a. Arnold
and Robert B, Kletcner, jf the olty and
county of Providence. 8latef Rhode Island,
and auoh others as they mayVasoclata with
The name of said corporation wall be "The
new nern naier.iuectrlfilluhtuia Kallw&v
Oompanr."
That ine ousiness thereof shall be for the
purpose of mlnlns for water, ownln.. mn.
structlng and operating a system ofwater
worar, uu vue saie oi water; ine manurae
lure, generating and aale of eleetiioltv.
electrloal apparatut and maeblnary for
power, beat, lighting and alii uses to which
eleotrlcltr may ba applied; and tne eon
slruetlng and equipping a Street Railway or
Railways and operating the a.m. hr .iMtri.
or other power, and with power to erect
station, tnvrviur.
That the nlaee where said bnalncM shall
be carried on shall be the oltv of Maw Harn
wuBijui uraTtjj, nuno uaruiUM.
That the time of tbe existence of this oor
noratlon IS limited to thutv aavia.
The amount of the capital stock shall not
exoeed one hundred and elxty Uionaand
dollars, the number of ebane shall not ex
ceed sixteen hundred, and III amount of
each snare to na one nnodrad dollars
in wltneas wbereof I have hereto set my
hand and affiled m
y seal or omoe this 36th
day 01 May, A I). II
W. M. WATSON,
mar27 Sfd
Clerk Superior Oonrt.
Atlantic & N. 0. Railroad,
Niw Bern, N. C , June 23, 1892.
SPECIAL TIME TABLE
. FOB
Truck Train No. 208-111 M
In effect Friday, June 24, 1802.
Daily except Sunday .
Leave New Bern 0KX) A.M.
" Claik'g 10:40 "
" Tusoarora ....U:8
" Core Creek 111
" Doyer 19:17 P.M.
" Caswell 18:87 '
' Kington 1:28 "
" Fallln(t Creek 1:48 "
" La Grange 8:08 "
" Bail. 2:80 "
Arrive OoldsboTO.,:. 1:00 "
No ship men t at Newborn received
after 9:80 a.m. lortblf train. -
Tba above train returning, will leave
doldaboro for New Bern at 4:80 p.m. as
an extra, unletg othorwiaa ordered.
i , ; , B. PILIa Snpt.
$1.00 Per Year.
60c. for
ONLY
Until Jan.
-FOR
WEEKLY
NINE COLUMN FOLIO-LAUGH AMOUNT OF HEADING.
The Daily
$5.00 Per Year.
Circulates in every direction from New Heme, whero there ia
daily mail, and is a splendid medium for advertisers.
Liberal Advertising Rates.
We !have just received a lartre lot of New
and Handsome Books, which we club with
both the Daily and Weekly Editions. Call and
see them, and get one
advance for the Daily.
the Weekly one year
entitle you to a book.
Job Department.
In connection with tho Joijhnal there is a FIRBT-CLAM
JOB DEPARTMENT. All kinds of work executed in the leal
of order and at aatiafactory prices.
Letter Heads,
Note Heads,
Statements,
Business Cards,
Posters,
send for peeb sPECiMsi
n iwiimiiiv
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1st, 1893,
THE -
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Journal.
50c. Per Month.
by paying one year in
By paying $1.25 for
in advance will also
Bill Heads.
Envelopes.
And all kinds of work.
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