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THE JOURNAL.
at -R. HMPBa.
C. V. HANCOCK.
Proprietor.
Local Reporter.
aW En tared at the Foatofflcoat Hew Berne,
M.Ou as second -class matter.
National Democratic Ticket
For 1'resideiit:
UUOVEU CLEVELAND, of New York.
For Vice-President:
A.. K. STEVENSON, of Illinois.
State Democratic Ticket.
' For Governor :
ELI AS CARB, of Edgeoombe.
For LUutoaant-Governor ;
a A DOCGHTON, of Alleghany.
For Secretary of State:
OOTAVITJS COKE, of Wake .
For Tf assurer :
D. W. BAIN, of Wake.
For State Auditor:
R. U. FURJtAN. of Banoombe.
For Attorney-General
FRANK I. OSBORNE, of Mecklenburg.
For Bup't of Publio Instruction:
). C. SCARBOROUGH, of Johneoa.
County Ticket.
Home Repres'tives, E W. Wadsworth.
Register of Deeds, . . J. W. Biddle.
Sheriff W. B. Lane.
Treasurer Taos. Daniels.
Coroner .... Dr. II. B. I'rimrose.
Surveyor I. E. Wilcox.
fmidentiil Elector, for SUte it Large.
O. B. Aycook and li. 11. Gienn.
Congress, 3d District,
Judge Oth District, .
B. F. Grady.
(I. A. Shu ford.
Senator Hill's speech at
Brooklyn may be regarded as the
formal opening of the campaign iu
K f ' "
toe great ata to 01 t one. j i i,.v.,,,s.,t.i,. t,,r it- s.,r.- hh.i tiitiij lu.sn-iis.
taVmeasurod and weighty otter-. ''! ' "' Umt fmler soft thin Un
0M6BOI Senator UH1 are to iw. ao- !lllnl.rili!,. .U(.ll(ll ,.V(.r ,,. 1)0(lv
OCpted as true indioatinns of thejKwrv ,ran in the st-tcm nl cvrry
.irir an malinff th N' 11rk;"""" "f"
Democracy the friends of Mr. 11m
fiaon in 'that State have it t:isk
before them compared I u iudi
the struggle of 18.S.S .n mere
child's play. Kuryinj; riieeiit.
A .1 - ...I .. , I .. ....,1 .. - ..11
" """""V -
manifestations of liip;)Oint monr, i p...i. in i.,-i-irii Iiiny the bio..d
Senator Hill rises to m occasion, !"-". :"' ' : ' 'lis-tppear.
od sets an eiample of fealty to "ll,,;,'.,rJ 'l'iw. si.eiima.,. r , writes:
Democratic principles which his! V; man .r unman win. is suffering
poUtioal associates and followers
ehould eargetly emulate. ''1 was a
Democrat before the Chicago Con
veution and I am a Democrat
still, " is his simple party creed,
oonoerning which thre cin be
neither confusion nor error. With
the New York Democracy united,
and standing shoulder to bhoulder
for Cleveland, defeat in the elec
tion would seem to be impossible.
Senator Hill's manly deliverance
has made the way ol victory plain.
Phil, ltecord.
THE OPPOSITION.
There is confusion in the ranks
of the enemy in North Carolina.
One day we look at the disorgan
ized tnaeees and we see Furches at
their bead. Tho neit day we look
and there stands Russell with his
battleax in hand, and wheu again
we turn our eyes towards the motly
throng Exam appears as the
Ajax of the fight.
What does it mean 1 Wby, sim
ply that the enemies of the Democ
Vi
racy are willing to fight under any
flag in order to defeat the Demo j
cratio party. i
The opposition is like a pirate
hip with a flag for any port.
With fidelity to no political party,
and treason to all, it fights only
lot spoil, and it boots not what
dessolation and ruin will follow in
it wake.
Fortunately the people of North
Oarolina are brave, patriotic and
conservative. They are brave!
enoagh to look danger iu the face
aad meet it as worthy sons of 1m
mortal aires. They are patriotic
CBttQgh to count no sacrifices too
great In the cause of liberty, and
they are conservative enough to
follow the paths that have led to
political independence, looal self
government and domestic security.
The opposition complains of the
hardships that oppress onr people,
bat they offer no panacea. A few
glittering generalities blaze oat
apon their platform, bat they
have oo system of political philoso
phy applicable to the prevent
condition of affair, aud if an angel
fruui heaven ahonld deliver to them
a formula, adequate to the eola
tion of every political problem,
they would have neither the dispo
sition nor the ability to work ont
the salvation of the country.
Look at North Carolina, and Had
a single bles&iug eujoyei by the
people wliiob. is not the direct re
volt of Democratic ascendency aod
Democratic rule.
Why then disturb the present
condition of affaire? It is only
the greed of office, and hate of the
Democratic party that controls the
oonncels and inspires the move
ments of the opposition. The
rank and file of the opposition we
mean the white men are patriotic
enough, but they ire alike dumb
driven cattle ready for the
slaughter.
It is not too late to abandon the
dirty rag of Black Republicanism,
and the meaningless standard of
the People's party and rally around
1 the JefVersofiiau Hag now floating!
in BArnna miinatv nvor fllavol n.1
and Oarr, anil free Americans all
over the Union. There is no other
flag that, offers security, to life,
liberty and property. Under it
the United States advanced to the
highest position on the globe, and
Qiuler it the people of all sections
can reach the greatest prosperity
and bappinens svttaioable by man
in bin ti ighest development and
most propitions environment.
Game to the Democratic flag!
Through all the ages it has been
hurtltb in the breeze and shelter in
the storm.
THE Grand Army of the Repnb-
lic is now holding its annnal meeL
ing in Washington. The l'oat of
Wednesday saye: "Eighty thou
sand veterans in bine marched
along Pennsylvania aveone twenty
sven years after the close of the
war." Just sc. The North cele
brateii the achievements o! her
soldiers and keeps alive the war
feeling of her citizens, but let there
be a single reference at I he South
to the wr, and her people are da
nonnced as rebels and section alists.
Blow Your .Nose.
Aim. lew ofton iin admonition if a
! """"j .' 1,nc, "'r "l"01
Las ijrt.liablv inlicrilcd rutHrrh nml la nut
ilr iin.ii:; 1 " a iii'Dtrrtor. So von see
"'ml h ''V tin' ! y ! thrown into when
1 h ' 1 ; 1 1 id 1 1-. inciii itiitnt iM'fnni'' irritiit:il
ill" 1 :nil:iiin 11 I .y ,Mii-i!ini fiirtinn iih
p. ii-nnoi's ina'ii-r in tin I !...!,!. Catanli.
liiiicnrlic:ir a:;il r hiilt frerpieiiiU
fr.i,. li--- , ,.,e!:t;. :. ,,i ait'airs. The
'v.! . in' 11 it il'imiHmri.i-
(.! .;...,! 11 li H r u.,.,;r
fruin niles
Bl ' 'lia'n
:u' l 1 1 1 not use ilotanir
11 '.m.I and if takes me to
tel; '.In in in. for 1 -nll'cre.l urn years with
iitei'.iiny pil.-s. and P.. H B. relitved me
1 I'hre."
.!. Hur Iv, r.. en.i." Ha., writis "!t.
11 li. a fpiiek cure for catajrh Three
' ti es cured me. I hud been troubled
HrVerii! veals '
.liiii.e- 'V I nnr-istcr. Hawkinsville. Oa..
"'I1- 'My wife wii- in bad health for
ei;;ln v, ais five ilrni..rs and us many
nr n,iii-i- liiflinnt pati nt medicines had
Ion. h-r in. '".d Six bottles ot B B. IV
has ure i her
4j.Ie.ii uaver goes back Iccausc it
hears a lion roar.
UKHARKABLK. KEKCtJK.
Me. Micuael Curtain, Plainfield, Bl.,
n.Kl. eii the sulenn nt :1.hI she caught cold,
lii.-h s, tllid en W Iunta; the was treat
ed for a month by her family physician,
but K'e worte. He to)d her Bbe wat a
bopel'i as victim of consumption and that
no medicine ixiuld cure her. Her druggist
Mi.ggethd Dr. Knit's New Discovery for
i.'uopumption ; hhe bought a bottle andto
her delight found herself benefited from
firs, do-ie, Sue con1iriusi its use and after
taking leo bott Vs found herself sound and
well, now doer, her own housework and is
as well as she ever .van Free trial bottles
of this ireat l)iecov.rv at K H. Duffy's
wholesale and retail d.ug store; large b'ot-tb-s.
'....- and 1 .1X1
, ,, , , ,
It h when the grass is green that the
,cytl,0 1SBhtrpeata.
-
vhe ropulallon of r Berne
I Is about nine thousand, and we wou'd
iia at leiuit one half are troubled witb
s.ioe affection ou the Throat and Lungs,
an those complaints are, according to sta
tistics, more numerous than otheia. We
would adviso all our reader not to ne
glect the opportunity to call on their
druggist and get a bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam for the Throat and Lungs. Trial
aie fr. Large bottle .'.Oo. and l. Sold
by all druggists.
Truth never touches a nrtn and leaves
hu" N ' fonnd hin
i.
Klerlrlc Bitter.
'I bis remedy Is becoming to well known
and ho popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same soup of praiso. A purer
medicine does not er. 1st and it is guaran
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitten will cure all diseases of the liver
and Kidneys, will remove pirnplts, boils,
aalt rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. Will drive malaria from
the system and prevent aa well at cure
all malarial fevers. For cure of haadaeho,
constipation and indigestion, try Eltetrle
Bitters . Entire satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price 50e. and 11.00 per
qottieatF. Duffj'i drug store.
H& Q. K. BASBY,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Offloe, Middle street, opposite Baptist
ohurob,
decdiwtf NEWBERN. N. 0.
St. J. D CLAP.K,
DENTIST,
MEW HKltHK, N. C.
v street, between Pollock
Office
and rtroh :
P. H. PSLLETISE,
A T T J H S 13 J A T 1A W .
Oritven it , uoors fcouts of
Journal office.
Will prac '.Ice la toe Counties or Crave n
artern. I tits, Oualow and Pamlico.
H, Fmicu states Court at Now Berne, and
Smtrerae Oourl of the Hiata
MOBES T. BEYAIf,
Carpsdsr and Ea,.dsr.
Small J005 of Repairing sol-cltcd and tat
ltfaetton snarantoed-
atay be found wben wanted near tba loa
Factory.
Refers to pen" eharactei a a citizen and
mecbanlo. Ianl2dtf
ROBERTS & 01
Wholesale Dealera In;
Groceries, Provisions
TOEirCO uud SNUFF, BOOTS aoH SHOES.
. .w al " "w STOCK -DIADEM
everv bbrrot wnanted.
A laree ttook f PUKK .WKHT INDIA
UOLASSRB. our wn importation.
Come to tee nt, or tend yem ordert
Too will and our ITloen et l.'J the
Loweet.
mav'Udwt BOBBIlTe 4 hRO
S. R. STREKT,"
General
Insuraacs Ac
NEW SW.
it,
H'. G.
Bash. Mani.y. Wm . Mo'.-iosn
Kew Bernr Works
Successors to J. li. Ciablice & Co.
Engineers, Founders,
MACHINISTS.
Mauui'scturer:: ;t:n! Dialeis in Machin
ery, MuchiuiRtN ami Jlill ISniipliea, Ec
giuoa, Boilers. Saw ami tlri.l Mills,
Double KdfiT.i, (lc
Agents fur Bargamin's Iudetiuctible
Mica Seated Valves, The American Saw
(Jo. and I'iocjU e Direoi-Actiii Steam
Feod. etc.
We lmvo jiiet elected a large. Ware
house adjoining unr Works, where we
will keep a full nock of Muchine aud
Will Supplion.
Ordern fur woik or nialeria! '.f any
kind will t.- prom ptly executed
uiaf in dwtr
Say. neighbor, wha'.'s the trouble
with you' Didn't yon get tho ocmi na
tion? No, but I got a pair of Cart Wbeela
that don'; tuic run, and now J. O.
Whittj ,e Co nave just got id a supply
of those Celebrated Tennessee Wheels.
I am always doing just what 1 ought
not Take my advice and go at onoe
to Whittv'e and get a pair of tba Ten
nessee Wheels and yon can smile if I
can 't.
THE MYSTERY OF
AGES
is tho Sphinx. IlotrV Why? When?
No one has been ab'.o to solve it Lis
tening ears havo never solved it. It's a
good representation oi tho mystoiy our
competitors cannot solve.
Respectfully,
Hackbsrn & Wills!!.
250,000 BRICK
BEADY FOR SALE !
riiic mm un
t
I
Cheaper than any other Mar
cn Furnlih Them
I've got 'win and want to sell 'em.
Apply to
W. P. BljRULA lNw Bern, or
M. roitTJEIt, liiverdtl
jne7 dtf ; -
AtlaDtio and E 0. E; R. Oo. I HELP -; gSfeiS
TnEABCRBJl's C.KFKE, J Wn KITTTlIt dy prorlil' 'leaebett,
- v NltWBEKS, N. C, !ept, 8, j VV AN LhUl Ktndecw Minlter.8rlh(
A dividend of two mi -nr ,,r .- ,! Ma and Wdlta wanted
ttttl 8tock of the Atlantic mid .nrtli C.;r;- ! needed, (jreult Iven U desired. He
Una Railroad Companv w ill l.enaid uttht i this tuna and aeeure ant cbolee or txcia:v
T .. , m , r . i territory ou UiU brand New Hk It
rreuaurur 3 otoce, on and tnr i. Ji ; Don't ba an octtieal vnte ,i-d em
(lay of October, 1892, to blockuoidrrv Intormatiou and euild its'. Koyul
record on the 23d August, 1893. ! Tnnmn'DTvr'T,Q nt-"1 Till'
F. C. ROBEHTS, Trrssm. r. I UU 11 ItiiN 15 Ut illLi
tt "nr "'" WORLD'S HITOK YJ
ilOTSS MlllinSr. ;nv w.n kkyan and johix ol,auk
, ... ... ,.,
Any one wishini; a 1 :irt-Cms .ri
ITniwI.oiu.l,. llnrnme ,,ill , 1. . ,v..h i. . fi. i .
T w f i v c,... -..ri.
"ti u . , r . a , ni 'ti. , " : '
Harness Depository on
Special attention paid i
all kinds in this line.
I srmift a; '
'road ilrei.-t,
.i-n.iiiii.K
Furitlfure, titili
South Front St ,opp. 'ia. to" j lot-. ,
For Furniture ci A U Kinds.
Mattrc.iiCf roado v ' '!..-
vate!.
PEICES 7E?V
Jj iO dw'.f
Samp is Slose
Sample On;;;. ;. n
for ladi'jc t . v
Sample gus;?;
Sample
Bags,
jEvervthinji'
to be as jf.:
yomn
M A C H
of ,io!i:i i . . ' . .
ch.isei' Ihe liltit M
I Cir.vnn tret't. !
bert's :. land, w : .11
j kinds ' i.i :
suiilh Vuik.
) ..,,r m.l, .. ,
and lii -i-i la.-.-. ..
Willi a -i.'d en:,
we )iop( i iu.'r:t -i.
share oi' public puti :
John H. Cis
isjll dwt.l
Nei
HUMPHREYS
Or. IIiiniplirtM 1' 'v
carvinuy irviaitn 1
private prautfcaa aud f j tj.i: ;i.j(t)- jt..t..i .. iiiii
people with entire suim. K;rv sinf 's,-.viflc
utji-mi curr luc uiu uMw.. n ..t n.
'heyenm wttbout lrug'kH ..if, ..-o- ,lycliur
inejtuniwiiiiuui urupiinn tiif,- n - r,vT:riiur
iue uicui auu bid in im tauu tin M tut p vr claTii .
Hemr4le of lh World.
cttfT or rBixciraL woe ,t
1-FcTert, C'onjtcfilJ"iB itflirniiatKMaH .
ttV-Warni, Worm tev. r, Wormt oSic
3- TeelhUgt Colir, ti-.mg. rnicfruiuM
4 Olcrrbest of ( h:lumb 1 1 a juu . .
7 Concha, CoMa, lr n.'ri.tif
m-Nearaln-la. Tw tnhrt, erfArbe .'i.i
9 UeadaubfHt M' lt iiera.n-. V.-tl(j. .i
UysprpwlR, Ijlliouf nt c ij-rtpatiuo 'i3
1 1 HuppruHFted r j'nirful I'eifudit
liWhle, To rr--fiijM! i-tTKHlit .i.i
13 Cronp, L,mrrnaitlB, (.'iartmtA . .2$
1 4 Halt Kheam, '.ii-im'ww. lj-upitiHiii ij
I it RhenmatUm, J'.hcumauc Van . .i.i
Its-Malaria ChilK Yerr and Aue . it
17 Piles, Blind or Bift-i;iiR . 25
Ift-Catarrh, Infloniya. CutJ in tfu ilHftd. .'i5
at-WhtplDff Caaali . .MZ.
J-R14T Dlneaiivfl 2.,
3H-Nrraaa Ieblhiy 1.00
30 t'riuary Wrahnens, v. u. 1 .jj
Sold hj DrijftisH, or sent r-w.-airl t-n
T HrHrtniii' MacaL dU1.11. tIir
NTXPIIRITrV RKD. CO., 111118 fT;Unn
SPECIFICS.
nw raors or davis sswiks Kscsm 33.'
Capacity 400 Machines per Day
WPS'llfe P.KSi' THIN'. 3
ftJ f.VlTKI) STATES
iwlffflr ne Cent
FOB TBKM8, ETC., ADDBKM
DAVIS SEWING MACHINE CO.
aATroy.e. cncMO.ntti
H'.rjeA't'H, Uie Wurld Oelebratod lllstorlaiib I
y, nory f ti.o .Vk'.iodb eg told In tin- j
I hrlll p t. t. -WriM nml frr-l1 achlevemei.ts o:
i xhr. : a :rof8 nrd ileioll::t. A rlol!
UMvbou of llit'.oij'. Tiavrl. Adventure
anl Lic -a ird and wor-derftii tvtuw t-l tiii'
' lin-.et tHil itld meut ioul." Vluililua
toi!!i. it the i'ft" of chivalry, a'aruing
he OiCitcltlvuniert of warrloraand tlmna
deii,. A o it vurtt loileftlou of the iarenl
geme c! 6lti(tlh und American lllstoilonl
JjttiirRUue. 'I'be inoss wouderful new botik
of todiiv. :he gient seii-tdncntor, Jntt (lie
I bo k the people want. Over 350 uraod W
10 c.fci ii.uni'na.ione. nan-tune diiwib.,,
t vlnRB, and brllUhn!. Oll-colt.red Hr.on
tvt: -vt,oi1y llnde It a lonanr.a f aueea
seliVlrh: t r.pK'.r. o OpiW,
Htrallit nr.' nesp end b!.tr'll'd. r-,it'
:ntv i . :: urs a:.(! fill t OS i It IVHI
6e.t froe. M-tfKS,
ttrsro.f' ti. i 'jb
10, l'hlla., Ta
4aW
n&vs YOV SSEN
Ti.;-.t t '-.. i.;:u! n.a;;a .'.u3 for Soath-
'i V'O'-e :;: Girls. It b (he hand-
---)"i-i-
e's Vaiiaxino in
l-iwiic. it has beeodie welcome.
! vi-its?: t 'l.'.us.tb-i cf S 'titbern
liurnef. "'0 pairi" or expeese is
;rp.ireij to make it '.ttractive. Each
j number eoBUiiiB a volame of inter
:el:r.p r-'a Ji;ig fnr youug folks. Short
; arj ' coc'i'Ji'd storipg, out do;"- sports,
j new ga: ic-i, aud in fact evey thing to
lint' rest boys and g'rls. twenty-:K5ij.:tg'-
and cover, caoL pwe
i ifi; ii.'eelj illustrated, l! i-i 'Th':
j ,1.1 or of the South," "The Pet rf
1 very I! -."no t'ircle,'' and nuhoyor
enn :1 tO hi without t.
I o -.ei: : r.t wfint it, nv.'i 10 Lmvc
if !'or -:.: n. ..i:!is or a '-ir ih a con
i tMiuai )-i . mi nt t .r i.K i.o fswiiy.
; Wo iM t very toy and gwl who h:i.,
I in it si.f-ii this e) arming rug:lrir.e to
1 -. .vt si;ven one r.ont Bt impp at
i.-r a nairplc ropy: or bc'tor ettll, it'
; yon will .-.onn 09 ONE J)OI.l,Art vre
j will send yon Poi'TDERN SlTN
: HEAI.-' for one year and make you a
present of "Cooper's L?nlhcrptoi'kinj
f.'lira." Fivo yrfi' works in one
laine i-i-", IV'" of "'I w-l.
Addf.
; Souther;: unebras.,
i !:x Atlanta, Ga
G
Fair.
W M't' . i on '. 'ntf tii
. a; in t : -'UK''-' in .'Hi'iit r-t t ; "i wJU r 1 1
i! i;-'orv of It Hum the bcfimilnj; .i
. m:ry in U-:HS tuatCdtfi.'ruTiy f-tt rjuult u t-y
The Eipcsition Graphic,
Tti, r.u; i.'.it.: . t;it ,'i ..i :ttit'f'j
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J Vmu's ft m tl.ti riijniOHi huild;it:s ruin
oll'.ial Jt-M;:nn 1'c Aitnifr.twlr H :tn, line
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$4 per year, Daiiy.
$3rior yoar, oraittinff BundiiyB
roa
TH3G FARMER
AND TUB
BU6IHE33 HAN,
TBB
REG
DAS
NO EQUAL.
Apduess "THE BEOOUD,"
SpO Per Year:
60c. for 6 tlontlis.
MLY
Froiii
Until Jan.
-FOi:
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NIM: COLl'MN FOLIO LA1U1E AMOUNT OF HEADING.
The Daily
$5.00 Per Year.
Uirou'.utofi in ovxry direction from New lit mo, vvhoio thriv if a
(iailv mail, ami is a splendid modium for advertise.
Liberal Advertising Rates.
We have just received a lanre lot of New
and Handsome Books, which we club with
both the Daily and Weekly Editions. Call and
see them, and get one by paying one year in
advance for the Daily. By paying $1.25 for
the Weekly one year in advance will also
entitle you to a book.
Job Department.
. .'a
Iii fonnectton with tho Jotjbnal there ia a FIRST-CLAi
JOD P EI' ART MEN T.
All
of order imd at satisfactory prices.
Lr.ttor llcadn, Note Iloadfl,
Statements,
1 Posters,
SEND TOE FEE! SPECIMEN
50c.
Xow
1st, 1893,
THE -
JOURNAL.
Journal,
50c. Per Month.
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kinds of work executed in the beat
: ' f ' . v.."i 1 til -HU ii
j . -1.-: 4-r.j.-i -i' v
.. ' i- , .V ' " - t,-.'.i!.tj' :
bill Heads. :a.-j vli
I
Business Cards, ;
Kavelopes, '
OH "i
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I
And all kinds ot work; "
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