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THE JOURNAL.
a; HtRPIR. - - Proprietor,
i'. T. HANCOCK. - Local ReperUr,
; eW-fnteredatthePoatomoeatNewBerne,
M. 0., aa leoond-olaaa matter.
National Democratic Ticket
For President:
GROVEH CLEVELAND, of New York.
For Vice-President:
A. E. STEVENSON, of Illinois.
State Democratic Ticket.
For Governor :
ELIA8 CABB, of Edgecombe.
For Lieutenant Governor ;
B. A. DOUGHTON, of Alleghany.
For Secretary of SUte:
03TAVIUS COKE, of Woke.
For Treasure:
D. W. BAIN, of Wake.
For State Auditor:
H. FUBMAN, of Bunoombe.
For Attorney-General.
FRANK I. 08BOBNE, of Mecklenburg,
For Sup't of Publio Instruction:
J. C. BOARBOBOUGH. of Johnson.
One of the McDonald families, of
Lumpkin county, ia in lack to the
tone of the biggest fortune ever
seoureaby a Georgia family if
prospects do not fail them. They
re of English descent, and their
ancestor was an officer in the
British navy daring the Revolu
tionary war. At the close of that
straggle he settled in Georgia. It
was known to him dnring his life
time that he was entitled to an
immense fortune in the mother
country, but it seems that lie made
no efforts to gain it. Recent in
formation show that it is 13,000,000
more than first expected. A
grandson ot the officer began an in
vestigation about two years ago,
and his representative has repor
ted to him that the claim has been
allowed by the courts, which gives
the Georgia family of McDonalds a
fortune running into the millions,
perhaps $20,000,000. The exact
amount is not given, bnt it is said
to approach the above figures. One
thing at least is not conjectured
the inheritance has been allowed
and the heirs identified, and it is a
very large sum. The McDonalds
are plain, hard-working farmers,
leading the frugal mountaineer's
life.
wife and children. TheThird par-
iy is composed in a larnmeamfal
ot those who have suffered Dolrtr.
cal shipwreck, and believe that the
country will ro to the "dlmnation
bow wows' unless they are rescued
from political death and fed ' from
the pnblio crib. Acrarian in sen
timent they consider no condition
comparable to office holding and
luxurious llvinr on the frnita of
others. The taking possession of
a railroad that has cost millions,
or a telegraphic system that reach
es to the uttermost Jiaits of earth,
wumu u m tfwm an evening pass-
time as pleasing as a country
danoe or watermelon festival. Al
liance men want what belongs to
them. Third"-party men want
everything that belongs to ajy
Doayeise. .
Bat, after all. the widest differ
ence between the Alliance and the
Third party i the spirit that con
trols them. 4Th Alliance is for
peace, brpthirhpodandprosperitj
the Third .party-is for - opon war,
devastation and ruin any thing to
beat the Democratic party. The
members of one are the wcllds
master-builders, those of the other
are the tearersdown of what
others have built.
it is admitted that the Alliance
and the Third party is a little
mixed, but it wont be long before
every man will be in his right
place. Alliance men will be true to
their principles, true to liberty and
right, true to conscience and to God,
ana stand resolutely in the great
Democratic party the original
and only peoples' party.
On the paramount issues of the
day the Democracy are one and
inseperable. They stand for a re
duction of the tariff and economy
and reform in every department of
Government, and they set their
faces as flint against the Force
bill. Alliance men would have
preferred the nomination of some
Democrat other than Cleveland,
but as between Cleveland and
Weaver they infinitely prefer
Cleveland.
Senai ob Ibbt, of South Caroli
na, has telegraphed to Senator Vi
las, at Washingten, that South
Carolina has overwhelmingly repn
diated the Third party and will
loyally support the nominee of the
Democratic party. With the
Democratic victory just gained in
Alabama, and Booth Carolina safe,
looks as though the Sooth is safe
to the Democracy.
SR. 0. K. BAGBY, -SURGEON;
DENTIST.
Offioe, Kiddle street, opposite Baptist
ohuroh, - .
dec8dwtf " . NEWBERN. N. O.
DR. J. D. CLARE, '
DENTIST," "
" i ':r HHWraWll, W. O.
Office on Craven street, between Pollock
ana Broea.
P. H. PELLETIEE,
ATTOBUB I.AX.LA "W .
Craven 8t., two doors Boat of
Journal offioe. y V..
Will prae tloe in the Oonntles of Craven
arteret. Jones. Onslow and amllao.
a. United States Court at New Berne, and
ownm win at we owe. i .a .
81.001. erGar;
H 60c. for 6 Clonlhs.
WAl H0JIAH8'
Pleasant Boarding ' House
AT MOREHEAD,
Now open for the season In connection
with tbe
Oak Ridge Pavilion,
new and well furnished.
Temperanoe drinks and refreshments
at all hours. The
Sharpie "Louise Morehead"
will make regular trips, leaving the
Atlantic Hotel wharf for Pavilion upon
arrival of trains, and return just before
their departure and at intervals as de
sired. jeU dwtf
com
ami
THE ALLIASCE A SI) THE THIRD
PARTY.
In some quarters there is a
strange confounding of the Alliance
end tbe Third party. They are
very different; diffeient in origin,
purpose, constitution and spirit.
Tbe Alliance had its origin in
the distressed condition of the
country generally and of farming
interest especially. The Third par
ty had its origin in dissatisfaction
with the political situation as rela
ted to offioe, office-holders and
office-seekers.
The purpose of the Alliance Is to
dignify labor, elevate agriculture
and promote tbe moral, intellectual
and material advancement of its
members. The purpose of the
Third party is to revolutionize the
country; paralyze labor and energy
by seizing the property of the citi
zen and giving it to the Govern
ment in a word by exchanging
American liberty for Bossian
tyranny.
The Alliance and the Third par
ty art constituted differently. The
Allianoe is oomposed of broad
minded men wholook upon labor as
honorable, regard the rights , of
property as sacred, and believe
that man's highest . happiness . is
found in the enjoyments of home
comforts in the enjoyment of home
' comforts In the aweet society of
LEMON ELIXIR.
A Plcaxaiit Lemon Tonic.
For Iiilliousnt-ss, Constipation
Malaria.
for IiHliL'VMtion, Suk uml Nervous
Headache.
For 8leqk'ssnetii, Nervousness and
Heart diseases.
For Fever, Chills, Debility and Kidney
Diseases' take Lemon Elixir.
Indies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
Dr. Mosley'n Lemon Elixir is prepared
from the fresh juice of Lemons, combined
with other vegetable liver tonics, and
will not fail you in any of the above
named diseases. 50c and 1. bottles at
druggists.
Prepared only by Dr. II. Mozley, At-
huita, (ia.
He Enjovs Them.
Also, James M. Bhem, col., of Cobton, N. G who applied in person,
said he always loved to hear from BIG 1KB, and enjoyed reading his
ads . when he was fortunate enough to get bold of the Journal.
A Bankeu Whites:
From experience in my family. Dr.
II. Mozlev's Lemon Elixir has few, if nnv
equals, and no superiors in medicine, for
me regulation oi me liver, stomach and
bowels.
W. H. Maokem, Press. Nat'l Bank,
McMinnville, Tcnn.
A Card.
For nervous and sick headaches, indi
gestion, biliousness and constipation (of
wnicn i nave rn-on a great sunerer) I
have never found n medicine that would
ivc sncii pieasani, prompt ana pel
nent relief as Dr. II. Mozlev's Lei
hbxir.
.1. P. Bawtkll, OritEu, Ua.
Publisher Daily Call.
perma-
emon
In tbe pending campaign all four
of the political candidates are
Presbyterians. Mr. Harrison and
Oen. Stevenson are active members
of the Presbyterian ohuroh, while
Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Whitelaw
Iteid are regular attendants upon
Presbyterian ministrations.
HEMABKABLS RKSCVK.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, PlainAeld. 111..
makes the statement that she caught eold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treat
ed for a month by her famflr physician.
out new worse, tie told her she was a
hopeless vlotim of consumption and that
no medicine could core her. Her druggist
suggested Dr. King's New Discovery or
Consumption; she booght a bottle andjto
ber delight found herself benefited from
first dose. Bhe continued its use and after
taking ten bottles found herself sound and
well, now does her own housework and Is
as well as she ever was. Free trial bottles
of this Great Discovery at F. 8. Daffy's
waoieeaie ana reran a rug store; large not
ties. 50o. and 11.00.
Every . Southern State exoept
Eentuoky has passed pension laws
tor its ex-uoniederate soldiers
ShUok's Cpnsunptioa Care.
-mis w Deyona qaesuoa wo
snooeesful Cough Ifediolne we have
ever sold, a few doses invariably on re
the wont casee ot Cough.Cnrap and
Bronchitis, while its wonderful suooees
in the ear of Coswumpiioo is without
parallel in in kletory of medicine-.
Sines its first discovery 11 has boo sold
on a guarantee, a test which do other
medicine oaa stand. If yoa hare a
oough we earnestly oak yoa to try- H,
Prioe 10o., 60o, and 1. If yoor.-laags
are sore, onesi, ot otos; lams, nee Bill
Ion's Porous Plaster, Bold by Mow
Boras Drag fM. : .fV:"
HE WANTS TO READ
Big k e's Adfeis&inents.
JasPEB, 2(, C, Jnly the 30, 1892
siu ia.it : uear sir as i seae scatea in the JOUBAL that if anny une
desird to read your advertisment and was unabla to pay for it yon will
send it free six month.
Yours truly,
L. M. WEATHERING TON,
Jasper, Craven Go., N. C.
SIX MONTHS FREE.
BIG IKE, Immediately niter receiving the above letter, had the .name
L. M. Wcatherington placed with the weeklv subscribers to the New
Berne Jotienal,
i his is Loaded for It as .
. . T.'l7m:ss:i i i. v.' . r tut , :
Farmers, 'tis not the political issues ef thi flay that most interests
yoa. Whether Republican, Democrat, or (hfj.Third, Party be in power,
all the same with the fanner. Take :onadoise ef Hard Time Pills and
cleanse your system of this tearful disease; that prevailing throughout
the whole country, causing so many, trwhfirs, brothers, fathers and
sisters to cry out, What snail I do to bfved f (the mortgage or credit
system). Tea, my brothel jtamWf$to jeu can till your farm in
defiance of the credit system, then yoi can Sy, like BIO IKE, "Let the
world wag as it will, 111. be gay and nappy still."
MOSES T. BRYAN,
Carpenter and Builder.
. Small Jobs or Repairing solicited and sat
isfaction guaranteed.
Maybe found when wanted near tbe loe
Factory.
Refers to past character as a eltlaen and
meohanlo. lanUdt
ROBERTS & BRO.
WkelesaU Dealers la ' .
Groceries, Proyisions
TOBACCO and SNUFF, BOOTS mi SIOEo.
We are alio acents for STOCK "DIADEM'
PLOUB. everv barrel wananted.
A lare atoek of FDRK . WJC8T INDIA
MvijABoeia, our own impormuon.
Tou Will find onr Piioea ae LOW aa the
jjoweet.
mavMdwt BOBXBTS a BBO
ONLY 50c,
Until Jan. 1st, 1893;
-FOE TIII5-
Basil Manly,
Wm. A, MclNToerr.
New Berne Iron Works
Successors to J. II. Orabtree & Co.
Engineers, Founders,
AKD
MACHINISTS.
Manufacturers and Dealers In Machin
ery, Machinists and Mill Supplies. En-
dines, lioilers, Saw and Grist Mills,
Double Kdeers, oto.
Aifents for Bareamin's Indestructible
Jiica eeatea valves. The Amerioan Saw
Oo. and Prescott's Direct-Acting Steam
Feed, etc.
We have lust erected a larire Ware
house adjoining our Works, where we
will keep a full stoek of Machine and
Mill Supplies.
Orders for work or material of anv
1! 1 ' 1 1 , . .
aiuu win oe prompuy executed,
ta dwtr
THEY SPOTTED HirJ.
The Btockholders' Trsln of ttii ' A, & N. C. B. went down Thursday
with two thousand people jon.Tier. : Bald one half to the other, as they
saw him passing by distributing his clroulan, There goes Big Ike, who
buys so many merchant out. at Wr hnq (Wje. on the dollar.
....... t . . ,i .j i., i :U:
THE BILTEB iUE8TIO.
All slog ft song of hard times.
Of pockets empty, too;
Of bustling 'round tat money
Andfeeiuijroh!; to. blue
Because yoa act so foolishly
And Imy yoar goads an rash
Not looking to. your Interest
But wssttngy ant good cash.
Ton know riglrt ifell a dollar
Can fake cars' of itself, ;
Itisthe nttlepermy . -
Ton most lay by at the shelf
BiglU would teach a lesson ,
That win hot cost yo dear
Trad vtih 3M watch the silver
ToijtM'sa(vnninayeAi,.g
No tnirto najiie tis bargiiBe,'7
- Hs tells yon eycty day; '
Goto his stares to fcidfjot .
'Andteetbl easyway t X- t
He sells his htrs.'bootsj iaoes and clothes,
Best goods of every sort
Hut ioryain nit$ hsre now heoome
A popjilar resorti : f
Don't rret because the Musts t
Defeats tbe "Silver Bill;"
The sIItct that most Intereeli you,
J5toiwIubeIpyodoiti .'J . r '
it's like him ron can wave
And flourish, in the laad nf free
; And home of all the brave.
,f;4':'7.
Notice of Incorporation.
Motlee la herebv dven Af the 'innnniM.
tlon of "Tbe MewBern Water, Bleetrle
U.bt and Bellwer Oompaay."
i " we hhh m uie incorporators are
William O. Clarke, of WakafleM or u t
of Bouts Kingstown In the State of. Bhode
uuuia, sumara r. Williams, or tue elty of
nw wiu, niui vnrouua, . nna rs iurnoid
and Bobert B. Pletener, of tbe our and
oonnty of Providence. BtaU of Rhode Island
and snob others as they may associate WltL
them.
The name of eald corporation shall be The
New Bern Water. Kleetrle Llnht and Bll
Company."
That the bnslnees thereof shall be for tbe
purpose of mlnlnf for water, owninc, eon
struotlnc and operatlnc a system of rater
wu, hh w. eaie oi water; toe saenufae
tare, generatlnc and sale of eleotrlolty,
eleotrteal apparatns and machinery tar
power, heaUSishtlnc and alh naes to which
eleotrlolty may be applied; and trie eon
strnctlnc and equipping a street Bauway-of
BaUways and operating the sameby electiie
or other power, and wlUt ower .to erect
stations therefor. . , . '
Tnat ine piaee wnereaalo; bs1ness shaH
be carried on shall be the olty of Mew Bern,
That the time of the existence of this eor
DOratlon la limited to thlrtv lean. -
Th. amount of tbe oapltal stock shall dot
exoeed one hundred and. sixty thousand
dollars, the number ot shares shall not ex.
seed sixteen hundred, and the amount of
wvu buot w um woe annarea woiiars. ' "
In witness whereof f . hare hereto sat nv
hand and afOted my seal, of offioe thlstttl
day of May, A D. WW. r -
m W.M. WATSOW.
may27 30d Clerk Superior Court
NOTICE.
State of North Carolina Craven county.
superior ooart-Before the Clerk.-
AppUcatlon of'ThelleaM Biver Company"
w amsna ana ebange"Aot of
. lncorporatkn."- -
otlce la hereby given that The Reuse
Brver Lumber Company." a corporation cre
ated nader artloles of agreemeBt reeorded In
mt omee In Umtmri at 1
fiS to 04. and enirued In hminu ... .
conniy. bae made appuoatlon to amend and
ywwwev Aim mjo ei woorpormuon1 as rOuowS
That the amount of the eapluUistock of
said eorperauon ahaU be fifty Tboaaand
uiTiaea mw nvenunared .nmres ef
tbe nar vain ni mi. hn.rfM. iinii.M
That the satd ppUoatlon win be heard
ana considered by me on the 26th day ef
aug-tut, imt, at my omee la the Court Uottee
" awuveiooK, a.m.
vniy aai.wiia.,. , ... . , , - , -s-: t .
w-' . 'J W.U. WATSOF,
Clerk Superior Court, Craven oennty.
JyttWd Borth CaroUna,
i Mortgage Bal$i; ; .
Br virtue of powe oonveved brmori.
Kan deed I ron Jnlin F. Hardlaon aul
... UAataoa so tne tindenitned, ra
ootded In the offloe of ;(h Bsamtet of
piwdi Of Craven oonhty, Booh; 1(W, vacs
16. I. WU1 on Saturday. AacaU SOth.
1893, at the Oourt House door ia New
Berne. Mil to the hlsheet bidder, for
oaeh, the propevty deeoribad ,1 said
ssorsgas deed (belae; both the horns
stead tract and tne Cohen tract), to sat
isfraaid mortogs,
.ibis rfuiy iwn, ies 1 ' v
Jya.i..4 ii W. D. MclVEfi.-'
rVdministratriz7 Notice.
The anderslcned, U lllfe A Burton, having
duly qaallned as AdamlnUtratrlx of the late
Henrietta Willi, hereby aires notln.- lh7i
U persons having claims against the said
Henrietta Willis will araaant u.
heferetbe lfth day of July, lHH.t, or till. no.
uee wui bS pleadrd In bar of their reeovary.
jui persons owing vne estate of aatd Hen
rietta Willi, will make Immediate eettla.
uentof the same. , -
JulylBth.Uwj. ; ; . . ...
Ajl, ,, SlllXtl A. BTJRTOIf, '
' l$,t$ rf ' tfSf net. fadMrejtrt,. (
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