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THE JOUKNAL.
at . HIRPM.
). I. HAkCOCK.
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Local Reporter.
a-Xh tared at the Fostofflee at New Berne,
N. 0 aa aeoond-elaaa matter.
' National Democratic Ticket
' ; For President:
GROYER CLEVELAND, o New York.
For Vice-President:
' A. E. 8TEVENSON, of Illinois.
. State DemocraticjTicket.
tr For Gorernor :
ELI AS GARB, of Edgecombe.
For Lieutenant-Governor ;
B. A. DOUGHTON, of Alleghany.
For Secretary of State:
O0TAVIUS COKE, of Wake.
For Treasure: ',
D. W. BAIN, of Wake.
For State Auditor:
B. K. FURMAN, of Bunoombe.
For Attorney -General.
FRANK I. OSBORNE, of Mecklenburg,
For Bupl of Public Instruction:
J. 0. SCARBOROUGH, of Johnson.
ff EATER AND 8KIN5ER.
' The People'a paity baa met in
' convention at Raleigh and nomina
' tod Ool. Harry Skinner aa their
candidate for Governor of North
Carolina. We know nothing de
rogatory of the personal character
vrrht fltrinnar anrl if wa had vol
nmea of defamatory literature we
would not use a line of it.
Bo far aa the Joubnal is con
earned, he ahall appear before the
public j as t aa he has presented
himself: a late Democrat running
Cor office as the candidate of the
People'a party.
So, the Peoples' party in North
Carolina will muster under the flag
of Wearer and Skinner.
Cluba seem to be the order of the
day- We do not know that any
political association has been
- named "The Weaver and Skinner
Club,' but we do know that there
ia a Wearer and Skinner club that
la to be used in waring against the
peace and dignity of the State of
North Carolina. It is not an Irish
ahillaly, much leas is it an "Old
Hickory" club.
The Irish are a brave people, and
it aometimea happens that their
ahillalies are need in personal col
lisions, bntthey are never used
against old Ireland. Andrew
Jackson was known as old Hick
ory, and aimon pure Democratic
club la solid hickory, fit emblem of
the grand old hero!
Bat, the gentleman, whose
names head this article, are not
armed with any such weapons as
aa Irish ahillaly and a Democratic
hickory club. Neither of these im
pUraenta are representative of the
men. A reed shaken by the wind
would better represent them.
. Nevertheless they have a club
With which to assault the people
of North Carolina. It is a kind of
mosaic ingrained and dovetailed.
It is compose of prickly ash, polk
talk, hawthorne, nettle ane worm
wood.' It would te worthless to a
giant, for the first effort of his
strength would break the brittle
thing. - It la only servicable in the
nanus oi s nmuerjaca. wuo can
dexterously touch tender spots,
here and there, and keep np a kind
of horsefly and mosquito annoy
ance. -
" .Wearer was never known to
make a dangerous assault upon
anything or anybody. He has
been in every party that has exis
ted since he earns of age, bnt he
has never remained with any one
long enough to master its princi
ples, or beoome an expert Jn the
rss of : its ; weapons. Sat,' as a
a decided success. It is a little re
markable that his politital support
ers at the South are the men on
whom he has praotioed in billings
gate; for - they, were Democrats
when Wearer paid his respects to
them in the following choice - En
gliah, dpeaking of the Democratic
party he said, "We know that its
acts comprise, treason, theff, arson,
fraud, perjury, and all crimes pos
sible for an organization to connive
at." It waa to yon; and of yon
old line Democrats oi the People'a
party, that these words 'were used.
Then, again, wffb-yoa' standing in
the ranks of the- Democracy, he
said, "Bat, then, -what could yon
expect from the poor-blind, dis
eased, decrepit, E dismal, : damned
old Demooratio. party ."That he
said of DemocrataWbnt this is what
he said of . southerners: (- No Be
publican can ever) under; . any cir
onmsUnoes, have-iany' part or lot
with the hungry,1 rebellious, man
hating, woman-selling gang.''
.. The elegant . and accomplished
Colonel Skinner would have never
used such language in regard to
Democrats and the people of the
South, but he is in the wagon with
Weaver, and if the road is hard, he
must jolt with him. :The gallant
Harry" waited long before casting
his lot with the People's party.
He has exercised an unquestion
able right of selection, and it will
be our duty in subsequent numbers
to snow that his phoice was moatj
unwise ana annatnral.
"A serious revolt in the Third
party has taken place in Chat
ham." Of course: and bo it will be
all over the State.
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DH Q. H. B AGBY,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Offloe, Middle street, opposite Baptist
onuroh, ,
deo8dwtf - ' NEWBERN. N. 0.
SR. J. D. CLARK, '
DENTIST, '
' RBW BKKirS, N.'O.
OfBce.on Craven street, 'between Pollock
and Broad. . - -4-... . ,..- i ;:.-..
Magnitude of the Dairy Products.
It is never amiss to keep before
the eyes of the people the follow
ing succinct statement of the
money value of the dairy interest
or tne united mates.
Two thousand million dollars are
invested in the business of this
country. It requires 15,000,000
cows to supply ine mux. and
$200,000,000 worth of dairy and
other agricultural machinery: 750,
000 men and over 1,000,000 horses
are required to do the work.
To leed the oows and horses, it
tan.es eacn year ju.wu.uuo tons oi
bay, almost 1)0.000,000 bushels of
cornmeal, a large amount of
oatmeal, 275,000,000 bushels of oats
2,000,000 bushels of bran 30,000,000
Dusneis oi corn, Desiaes brewery
grains, spouts, cotton seed meal,
etc.
The total feed is estimated to be
worth $450,000,000 and the cost of
labor $180000,000.
ibe average yield is 450 gallons
per cow, or 6,759,000 000, which at
12 cents per gallon would net the
farmers $81,000,000 per year if sold
as milk but one-half UBed in mak
ing milk and cheese. It takes 27
pounds of milk to make one pound
of cheese. Eight and a half pounds
of butter has as much nutriment
as one pound of beef, and aa a fat
steer has 50 per cent, of boneless
beef, li would require 24.000.009
steers weigning i,ouu pounds each
to give ine same iooa value aa is
given in the milk prodnot. Bural
World.
GOLUIW
Not Eplitics,iiit i
No Third Party, Bepnblioan or Democrat allowed to discuss the issues
of the day in my atore. Sore heads, Democrats and Republicans please
take warning. It is the mighty dollar I am after.
He Will Know Where
To Co
P. H. PELLETEEB,
ATTORNBT. AX LAW,
Craven St., two doors Soatk of
' Journal offloe.
Will prae ties In the Ooontles of Craven,
artarat. Jonea. Onalo w and Paaalleo.
United statee Conrt at New Kerne, end
enoreme I ran oi we mate. ;..:.,,.
si.eo
Per Year.
60c. for 6 Lo;;;;i3.
R0SERTS;& Dlip.
- WbaleeaJe Dealers :
Groceries. Provisions
TOBACCO and SNUFF, BOOTS and SHOES.
We are alto annta tor STOCK "DIADM'
PIODR. every barrel wananted.
larca .took of PURK ."WJCST IN1MA
muli&hheh, our own lmpor-mtion.
jar Oom to aa na. or aend onr ordera
Ton wut and oar Prloes as liOW aa the
utwaat.
maTiMdwt KOUBT8 k BBO
WALTER H0MANS'
Pleasant Boarding House
AT MOREHEAD.
Now open for the season in connection
with tne
Oak Ridge Pavilion.
new and well furnished.
Temperanoe drinks and refreshments
at all hoars. The
Sharpie "Louise Morehead"
will make regular trips, leaving ' the
Atlantic Hotel wharf for Pavilion npon
arrival of trains, and return just before
their departure and at intervals as de
sired. iel awtl
HOSES T. BRYAN,
Carpenter and Builder.
BmellJobi of Repalrinff aollolted andaaU
la 'action Knaranteed.
aiayoa found wnen wanted near tne lot
raoiory.
Reran to nut character aa a citizen and
meonanio. lanlMU
Mr. W. I. Hargett of Pollokeville was in town this week, and wanted
a pair of Shoes like those he bought from Big Ike thirteen montha ago.
Said he tried to get a friend of his to do likewise, but could not prevail
on him to do so ; he bought them np town, and they only lasted him
two months and a half.
Lung Troubles, Blicumatlsm t.
Frequently a person ib supposed to
have consumption when it is some other
iiseiiso altogether that is reducing his
flesh and makiDg him look pale and thin.
J. W. Yates, Tullahoma. Term., writes:
It does me pood to praise Botanic Blood
Balm. It cured me of an abscess on the
lungs and asthma that troubled me two
years and that other remedies failed to
benefit
8o you sec it is T sometimes well to trv
constitutional treatment. No remedy is
so good as B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balml
for rebuilding wasted tissue, and giving
boalth to every portion of the svstem
reached by that great circulating stream
of life, the human blood. Again, it is
often supposed that colds awl exposure
are the only causes of sciatica, rheuma
tism, etc. Such is not always the case.
It is frequently caused by impurities in
the blood.
Wm. Price, Luttsville, Mo., writes: "I
was afflicted with sciatica and had lost
the use of one arm and one leg for nine
years. I went to Hot Bpnngs and also
tried different doctors, but found no cure
until I tried Botanic Blood Balm. It
made me sound and well. I am well
known in this vicinity."
Observe, even when the renowned Hot
Springs failed, B. B. B. brought relief.
Remember, no matter what blood remedy
you have tried or intend to try, B. B. B.
is the only one that will give von com
plete satisfaction.
It must have been a masculine
power that formed woman's heart
for forgiveness.
Regeneration.
To secure a normal and regular tissue
change throughout the body use Bbak
duetu's Pills. This, tissue metamor
phosis consists in constantly proceeding
waste of tissue and its regeneration
Braxdbbth's Pills are the best solvent
of the products of disintegration of the
tissues and increases their elasticity.
They ire an alterative and eliminative
remedy, which allay irritation and re
move obstruction by aiding nature nd
are of great benefit in cases of tempoary
and habitual constipation, torpid liver.
biliousness, headache, indigestion, rbeu.
matism and diseases arising from an 'im
pure state of the blood. -
. Brasdrkth's Pills are purely vege
table, Blieolutoly harmless, and af to
take at any time. ; ,';' .. f, ,,'.:':
BUSY T1HSEEEK.
To the public I would like to say it is impossible lor me to give them
all the newa in my ad. this week, as I am making preparations this
week to move the stock from my upper to my lower store. I feel it is
to my interest and to the interest of the people for me to know what Is
going on and who is coming in, that if a man runs one place success
fully in this county he is doing well.
I CAN DO IT!
I trust in ten days to have my two stocks into one, but will be very
much crowded tor some time. When I pat -all aty goods In my lower
store it will be like patting a No. 9 foot in a No. a shoe, bnt it is often
done, and I propose to do something like! It. who! I combine my two
stocks. I know my lower atore is too small, bat Big Ike, nnliko other
men, has not learned to say, I can't do it.
The Golored FteisiOireri
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Not less than lire thousand people aaid : There goea Big Ike, who bays
so many merchants out at 40, CO and 67 cents on the dollar.
i
Basil Manly. Wm. a, McIrtosh.
New Berne Iron Works
Successors to J. H. Orabtree & Co,
Engineers, Founders,
ASD
MACHINISTS.
Manufacturers and Dealers In Machin
ery, Machinists and Mill Supplies, En
gines, Boilers, Saw and Grist Mills.
Agents for Bargamin's Indestruotible
Mica seated Valves. The American Saw
Oo. and Prescott s Direct-Acting Steam
r eea, etc.
We have just erected a large Ware
house adjoining our Works, where .we
will keep a full stoek of Machine and
Mill Supplies.
Orders for work or material of any
kind will be promptly executed.
marsSdwU
NOTICE.
Btate of North Oarollna Craven eonntr.
, Bopanot Court Before the Clerk.:
AypUoatloa of "The House River Lumber
Uompany"to amend and change
"Aot of lnoorporatlon."
Rotlee la hereby given that "The Renae
River Lnmber Company," a oorporatlon ere
ated ot.der artlelea of asreement raaorded In
my offlea In Beoord of Inoorporatlona, folios
6 to M, aad engaged In boalneaa In aaid
eotrntr, haa made applloatlon to amend and
ohanae lu 'At of IdoorporaUon," aa foUews
to wit: t . .
That the amount Of the eepltal.etoek of
Jd oorporatlon shall be Fifty Ihovaaad
Douara. divided Into five hundred eharea of
the par value of on hundred dollars per
share. ...
That the said apatleatlOB will be heard
and eouiidered by me on the 25th day of
ant net, im, at my offloe in the Court House
of aaid county, at lo o'clock, a.m.
July 2aa,WM. , .
w.m. WATsor, .
. superior Court. Craven eeonty,
lyUm Kotlh Carolina.
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Mortgage Sale!
By virtue of power conveyed by mort-
ge deed front Julia F. Hardlsoa aad
. L. Hardlaoo to the undenigned, re
corded is the offloe of the Register of
ieeas oi u raven coontr. Book 108, pags
Ik. wU! oa .AgfBt. 80th,
1893, at the Court House door in Mow
Berne, sail to the higheat bidder, for
yimmtt, au uiupeny ogeonoM in SUa
snortgats deed f boinc both tba hoa
stMiraot and tba Oofaea tract), to sa-
This July J9th, 1893. "
ly80 - t W. D. lioTVEB.
ONLY 50c.
Until Jan. 1st, 1893,
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AdministratrU's Notice.
The anIr.Hud.lui. A Burton, h'avlnc
duly qaaUiiad as Amlnlatratru ol the liti
HebiietU Willi, will jraaent tttem Inn' w
before tn. lath day ofaly, 188, or to', bo
u,.'iLb Hdd in lr of th.l"rivif.
rletta Willie will make launedlate. aatUa.
ml of the same. eeiwe-
-juiyHth.orX, . .-;- j
; , . , ti.t A. BUBTow, ;
, ' -w . Admlnlatratrix.
Comslria';Baio? 3 ;
SoMh OaroUna-OraTesi aoanty. ' . i. .
Mmea O, Harrt.no, Adm'rof Mordasal Ham.
aeeeaaad, vs. buke Bam, at ais. . .
Pursuant tja a f.itMi.ni ..a 1...
In the above .otitic epMial rocMdtnc.
ranaw-.aat spring- Term. un,of th.
.. v. wv araniT ana Biato. 1 will
saU to the htgoaat bidder, for oaanTat .the
Oimrt Hooeadoorof aaid craven eonnrr, in
the elty M vw Heme. . o., on Monday.
a.ptemberui. im,at as o'clock, noon jJhe
wiiowins aaaerlbMt traetaof laad-
aA M,n i11 sitoaie on the north aide of
eoanty, North Carolina, adjoining the land.
viDaiuawipotiKHaouiera.oeuig tkaaaaae
W.i.Kieeeh to thi aaWMor.
doat Ham, by Hd dated Hot. lith, 171,
and recorded la the Heeords of Oravaa
eounly,BookFo.7S,pai 3X4 and fJrVoon-tainloft-aevwataafi
um mm. m i. Vn
Alao anotber traet lying en the erath side
Of li.ua.Road In aaid Townihla Ro.S.aald
eouniy ana mat., being tbe natnnmd
to th. aaid limliui Ham h. nnn. a rV!
and wife by deed daMd January tM, wit.
Book No. 78, paceaSiT and 3 in. eontalnlni l.u
aarMmore or imia, f ally dtwrlewi tn eaui
dMd and the petition, exoaptlng thererroin
tba four traoia or pareaia of land out a 8
aerM .eah aonv.y.4 by iiordcnal nm and
wife to Mingo Alexandar, 'j iiomaa H. imia
hnnt. Simon HtaUin .rxt (-uiv..,...f
deada reoordedrlno-vn .M,iity in of
iwou.iiw. ia, pe t. P . a HI, .
and He, 83, p' B l,'id No. l. u ,
fur a deaerl ntl on .aoe ttd tj .
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tt.,u aiuiaBome uooks, , wnicn we : cmb wita '
" wmm erwu v - cdaii , i imiiiih... i,hii u ii i, . x.
see em and get one by pay ing one year in.
uau nocAAjr uiie year in aayance, will ajso
entitle you to a book. '
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