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'", T. HANCOCK.
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Local Heparan-.
aVXntared at the Foatoffloa at Hew Berne,
. 0 aa seeond-olaas matter.
National Democratic Ticket
v For President:
GUOVER CLEVELAND, of New York.
. , For Vice-President: '
" A. E. STEVENSON, of Illinois.
State Democratic Ticket.
For Governor :
ELI AS CARE, of Edgecombe.
For Lieu tenant-Govern or ;
R A. DOUGHTON, of Alleghany.
For Secretary of Bute:
O0TAVIU8 COKE, of Wake.
For Treasurer:
D. W. BAIN, of Wake.
. For State Auditor:
' R. at. FURMAN. of Buncombe.
For Attorney-General.
FRANK I. OSBORNE, oj Meoklenburg.
For Bnp'l ot Public Instruction:
J. C, SCARBOROUGH, of Johnaoo.
; County Ticket.
"' House Repree'tWes, E . W. Wadsworth.
.'" Kegistor of Deeds, . . J. W. Biddle.
! V Sheriff W. B. Lane.
Treasurer Thos. Daniels.
v .0oroner .... Dr. R. S. Primrose.
5 t , Surveyor J. E. Wilcox.
Frtsideniiil Hectors lor SUto -t Large.
O. B. Aycock and R. B. Gleun.
Congress, 8d District,
- ; ' Judge 9th District, .
11. K. Grady.
G. A. Bhuford
THE HATIOS ABLAZE WITH DEM
OCRATIC ENTHUSIASM.
The Democracy
White
of State I'nited for
Supremacy.
The National canvass goes
bravely on. New York, New
Jersey, Connccticutt, Michigan,
and Indiana, have past the
boundary of doubtful States and
throw out their banners at the
head of the column of the Na
tional Democracy.
i1 Since our last issue elections
. have been held in Maine and
' Vermont. It was not expected
that these Republican States
would go Democratic. There is
no disappointment on our part;
on the contrary we are delight
ed that the Republican majority
was greatly diminished. If re
volt against the McKinley tariff
in New England continues to
increase in. the ratio that has
marked the last few months
i). until the Presidential election,
the . votes of Vermont, Maine,
' New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
' Rhode Island and Connecticut
; , ; will .all be given to Cleveland
, and Stevenson. We do not
"V ' claim all New England, but
t ' 1 1 it is prophetic of victory when
. Plymouth Rock echoes the
r praises ot democracy.
How is itin the Middle States?
' ., In Pennsylvania the Republican
. f - leaders have hoisted the danger
' signal, and are calling to the
' Rational Republican Commit
tee "Save us or we sink." The
truth is the O. 0. P. is about
' played 6ut in Pennsylvania,
s - and about all the National Com-
mittee can do will be to send a
squad to fire a salute over its
' grave.
' There is more vitality in the
Republican party in Ohio than
" there Is in Pennsylvania, but
that is only' because there are
!" more "blow.hards" Sn the Buck
eye than " there are i n k the
, V' Keystone State. - -;
Illinois J s just hustling to get
' -on the Democratic track, ', She
; is on the Republican rail now,
but she .has been signaling the
' engineer to stop and put her out
, at every station and every cross
; ing, and if It Is not done before
1 the seventh of November he
.will just throw th'e' rhole train
off the track and hoist the Dem
ocratic flag over the ruibs. , -
Vhcmmn, Iowa, Kansas,
. If'" ' ; - i '!
doubtful; States, with, leanings
towards Cleveland and Steven
son. -" -
"Well,- now toll us about
North Carolina - It is pleasing
to hear good news from the
North and the South, the East
and "the West, but North Caro
lina is dearer to us than all the
world ' beside. Tell us ' about
North Carolina." . 'it
Good t North Carolina is all
right. North Carolina will cast
her electoral vote, for Cleveland
and Stevenson, and elect Elias
Carr by a handsome majority.
However others may feel fwe
are happy in the belief that
many who went off into 'the
People's party will participate
in the glory of the achieve
ment. s
It is very certain now that the
fight in North Carolina is be
tween the Democratic and Re
publican parties. No third
party is in it. When Sullivan
and Corbett were fighting it
would have been very foolish
for any man to have bet on
Billy Mahone. Billy wasn't in
it, nor is the Third party in this
fight.
It is a fight to the finish be
tween ' the Democratic and
Republican parties.
The result may have been at
one time doubtful, but it is no
longer so. North Carolina may
be doubtful on the tariff issue,
or on free coinage, but the late
ftepubhean convention swept
these issues from the fiold and
in their stead substituted white
SUPREMACY OK NEGRO DOMINA
TION.
Be not deceived. The aboli
tion of county government, for
which Republicans contend
means negro domination, and
don't you forget it. Let the re
collection of this truth be the
first to salute your mental vis
ion in the earliest light of the
morning, and the last on which
you close your eyes when you
draw the drapery of your couch
around you and fold your arms
in sleep. Sleep well.' for if
augio-saxon supremacy is sup.
planted by negro domination
yiere will be no rest, no Bleep
but the sleep of the grave.
We thank the Republicans for
the boldness with which they
have presented the issue. It will
rally the white men from the
mountains to the sea, and every
hill and valley echo the anath
ema, "Damned be he who is a
traitor to his God, his Country
and his Race !"
THE TARIFF.
The Itoljlicr
hatt bis Hand
Throat.
ou Your
The imports of woollen fabrics
in the year ended Jane 30, 1892
amounted io value to 435,665,870,
against importH of the valne of
$51,165,42 la the year ended Jane
30, 1890. Upon the smaller im
portation of 1802 the duties amount
to $28,800,000, while upon tbe
larger importation of the earlier
year $3,744,051 in duties were paid.
By increasing the average duties
on woollen from 69 to 81 per cent,
the McKinley tariff has largely re
duced the public revenues and in
creased the cost of clothing to
American consumers. Not only
this, but by tbe encouragement
given to the nse of shoddy and
other filthy adulterants by tbe
taxes on wool tbe quality of cloth
ing nas been deteriorated. Such
is tbe brilliant policy which tbe
American .people are asked to in
dorse at tbe ballot box.
The Population of New Berne
Is a boot nine thousand, and we would
say at least one-half are troubled with
some affection on the Throat and Lnnvs.
ss those complaints are, according to sta
tistics, more numerous than others. We
would advise all our readers not to ne-
leot the opportunity to caU on their
rnircrlRfc ann ant m hnfrt1 a? al
asm for the Throat and Lungs. Trial
size free. Large bottle 50o. and (1, Sold
- "BB . " - wwwaw v. uvmu u mw
Dy all druggists.
"If" is a small word, but a huge ob
staole.
OOKLBS'I IHlOi SALVB.
The Beat Salve in the world fa nt
Bruises, gores. TJlaata.-Halt Mianm V..
Bores, tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Coma, and all Skin Emotions, and
.1 .1 - m, .
''7 w rues, or no pay reqnirea. it
m gnaraiueea to give perfect sattsfacUoa,
er mtmj re i ana a. iriee so seals per
L W . ... t ... L.
uvm.. lurm. is ntvnsni sy r, s, XTUfXy,
...wit muH raiii araajriw. ; t
A beliving Outlook into alonefit'uro
is most favorable to a careful and vir
turouslifo. . ; .. . .
t
' - Shiloh'i Consnmptlon fire.
xau is Devond aueetioa the moat
inooaaarul Cough Madicine we .have
ever sold, a few doeea iavarlably euro
the worst oases of Conch.Crouir and
Bronobitis, while He wonderful euoeese
ia the ear of Contuaptioa is without a
parallel in tbe history of medloina.
Since iu first dlaoovery it has bm sold
en a guarantee, a teat which ae other
medioine caa sued. If you have a
eouvh we earnestly ask you to trr It.
Price 10o., f)0o, and SI. If yonr !
are sora, nh t, or .s"s; !-,
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SURGEON ? DENTIST.
'' Offioot Middle HtreaV, opposite Baptist
ohnroh, - - ,. , , j
deaSJwtf
NEWBEEN, N. 0.
DRLD. CLAHZ,
' .dentist;:.; ';L;
Office on Crxvan nt.Twt. ' haf wan lATlMty
And Broud. . ' ,
P. H. PELLETIES,
A T T OK N IS y' AT' LAWj
Orvn fat., two doors South of V
Journal offiou. : v
Will pruo ilea In the Coantk'H of t)i aven:
arteret, Jones, Uuelow and Pamlico,
sa. United State Court at Ne Uerno.rad
Snvnuue Court of tbe State j ' .
MOSES T. BEYAK
Small Job of RarMrlrs eot'oUfd and tat.
la'aotton snarante. i ;
Hay be fouoa wneo wanted near tUa Xoe
Factory.
Heiera to past eharaeter aa a eltlsan and
meobaulo. --- laniadtf ,
ROBERTS & BR0.
. ' Wbaleaala Daalera La
Groceries, Provisions
T0B1CC0 and SNUFF, BOOTS ui SHOES.
Wa are alio aaents for STOCK "DIA.DKM'
FIjODB, every barrel wananted.
A" law atoek of PUKB ,WKST INDI
MOLA88K8, onr own Importation.
4V Oome to see ni. or aond yonr orders
Ton wUl and onr Prloea as LOW as the
Lowest.
matlMdwt ROBERT? a Btto
S. R. STREET,
General
FIRE m LIFE
Insurance Aent,
NEW BERNE, N. G.
Basil Manly.
Wm, A, McIstosh
Hew Berne Iren Works
Sncoessors to J. II. Orabtree & Co.
Engineers, Founders,
4KB
MACHINISTS.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Machin
ery, Machinists and Mill Supplies, En
(tinea, Boilers, Saw and Grist Mills,
Double Ed iters, eta.
Agents for Bargamin's Indestructible
Mtca Heatea Valves, Tba American Saw
Oo. and Prescott's Direot-Aoting Steam
Feed, etc.
We have Just erected a large Ware-
nouse aajoining our works, wnere we
will keep a full stock of Machine and
Mill Supplies.
Orders for- work or material of any
kind will be promptly executed.
merftdwtr .
Bay. neighbor, what's the trouble
with you? Didn't you get 'the nomina
tion? ' , "' ' I.,.-.,.'
No. but I not a pair of Cart Wheels
that don't rail me. and now J. O,
Whiter & Oo. have lust cot in a mddIt
of those Celebrated Tenneaeee Wheals.
Iam always doing lost what I ought
sot. Take my advlbe and co at onoe
to wnittr's ua tret a pair of tbe Ten-
nose ae Wheels and you can rmile If I
can't.
THE FJYSTERY OF
ACES
if tbe, Sphinx, How? 5Vliyr;When?
No one has been able to solve it.'f Lis
tening ears have ever eolvod it. It's a
food representation of the mystery; our
competitors cannot solve. '.
i nespeotfully, j J ' ;
i!::i!::rn & UilkiL
200,000 tnzn
READY, FOB SALE!
Cheaper than ny oihr VLhf
,IM ll )(.. lLl II).
. :? .-e ijr X
f .rfian,
t cn Farnlsb. Them.;-'.; ;
I've Votfera and want to sell em.
; : Apply to ' '
v. r. rviturs, k-w r , r
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AtlaDtioandN.O.R.B.',06.
; TBJtAfltJBEu's Otoicb, '
' Kbwberk, N. Pept, 6, 1803.
A dividend of two per oent. on the cap
ital stock or the Atlantic and Worth Caro
lina Railroad Company will be paid at the
Treasurer's office, on and alter the first
day of October, 1899, to stockholders of
record Da the 22d August 1893.
.,',.F.O ROBERTS, Treasurer."
Horse Milliner.
Any one wishing a Flret-Class Set ol
HAnrlT1Arl TTflmAfi. - WU "An Wn I. null
on J, "W. GAT.Htt Stewart's Carriage and
Harness Depository on Broad street.
Special attention paid to repairing ol
alt kinds in this line. ;, ' . aS
Fcrrifcre, Q&llresses.
W.P.Jones
- South Front St ,opp. Gaston House, :
For Purniture of All Kinds.
Mattresses made to ordor and ren-o
vated. '
VPBICE VERY LOW.
, ' ' -, 3yl dwtf
and Half Hoso I
Sample Slimmer Vests
for ladies & children.
Sample Suspenders, !
Sample Handkerchiei
Bags, : .'
. Everything Cheap,
Everything warranted
to be as represented.
Barnh(jton S Baxter.
II.Grabtreo & Go.
FOUNDERS,
MACHINISTS,
And Blacksmiths.
Having withdrawn from the old firm
of John H. Crabtree & Co.. and pur
chased the place on the west side of
Graven street, formerly known as Cuth
bert's stand, we are now ready to do all
kinds of Foundry, Machinist and Black
smith Work,
All onr tools and machinery are new
and first-class in every particular.
. With a good corps of mechanics, etc.,
we hope to merit and receive a liberal
share of pubiio patronage.
John H. Crabtree & Oo..
js29 dwtf
New Berne, N. C.
A TRIAL !
Having just added to onr business n
Delivery Wagon,
We are now prepared to deliver Goods at
cinuri iiutiue.
We have inst received u VHESH LOT
of ' ' i
Pig Hams and
Breakfast Strips.
We also call your special attention to our
30c. BUTTER
AND
Full Cream Cheese
. ' ALWAYS OX ICE.
Bend us your orders and we guarantee
prompt attention.
Thanking .our friends for their past
favors and trusting you may give us a
part of your future burinest, w are
... '.;A,.yery. respectfully,
Churchill & Parker,
8 26 m is Broad Street, New Berne.
Railways!
Having purchased the HOWARD
MARINE RAILWAYS, and laving
bad them thoroughly ;
Bepaired and Befarnished,
I am oow prepaied to do all class Of '
VeBsd . and Repair ; Work.
. Those desiring work of this kind will
please give me a call. ;. '., .
, J. As Headows.
New Berne) September, 1801. '- -t lm
Sfova 'Work & tinning.
See me when you want Stove pot np
or worked on . -' . 4"
Work guaranteed ia first-class style.; .
1 fiirnisbPqiie ti ben wanted. ,'v . '
t am also prepared to - -t t .v . . 1 V ,
i V" Tin Houses
or do any work in the Tinning line. !
-rvr notice.
Notice Is hereby civen that' at' the
regular meetlns; of the Board of Com mi,
sloaers of Craven county, held- af the
Court House in New Berne on tlio Si hi
Monday in September, il8U2 (it beinu tlui
fifth day of said month), the following
orders were made! - '
Ordered. That the ulacn of election in
Township No. S, liossell's precinct, be
removed front it. A, Kuasoll'a Lam to J.
W( Lane's offloe at Fort Barnwell vll-
laffft. i k-
Ordereil, Tunl 1 ii v ' - i - .ti
Town. hip No. II. : - .--.-.
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II0HSE0 tSJ GULES.
, I baye just reooived a FIME LOT Of
,k. , . ' u ' , - .
Western North Carolina
HORSES AND MULES.
" ALSO, AINE LOT OF, ,
BUG(HE&r ROAD OARTS
; -HARNESS.
AU of whioh I will sell VERY. CHEAP
for eash or approved paper. - ' '
. Give me a trial. - -, , V .
T51 'B;;treet:
Greinl SeedsK Fssdl
1 BEAD HAM k SMITH,' ,
Successors to S. W, & E, W.Smallwood,
1IKADQCARTER3 FOK
Hay, Corn, Eioe, Oats, Bran,
Hominy, Bags, Burlaps, Barrel
Covers. Bagging and Ties. ;.
Agents for Peter Henderson &
Go's Seeds.
Orders for Beeds will bave the
most carefal attention, every
package being sold under the
strictest guarantee.
julylOtf
For Sale,
Onn verv lnnre Iron Sufe. suitable- for
-rj - - a - ---
Btuikincr business or a lame Commission
luininpsH : woiirht fi 600 Ilia. llaimfur,-
tured by Hosier Sale and Lock Company
of Cincinnati, O. Cost three hundred
and forty dollars delivered. Can buy or
exchange smaller safe by corresponding
with or calling on BIG IKE, New Berne,
N. C.
Also, one Safe, cost ninctv dollars nt
factory of Mosler, Boliman & Co., of Cin
cinnati, O.
These safes have not been out of the
factory only a very short tunc, and look
as well as when first made.
COME AND SEE ME '. a8
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Onr Mammoth Cataloffne of Bank Commas.
. 1893 now ready. New Good.. Mew Styles
in Desk., Tables, dbalra, nook ca.es, CM
neta, Ae., Ac., aud at matchless prices,
& above indtaatcul. Onr irood. are wall.
knows and sold freely In every conntry that
.peak.EnKll.h. Catalogue, free. FottSKOlle.
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