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r r Pernor :
ELIA ' of EdeoonitH.
For Li- i .mnt-Uovernor ;
It A. DOl'till TON, of AllpRhany.
For S i.' try of State:
OCTANT.'- OOKE, of Wake.
f i r-urer:
D. W. AIN, of Wake.
For Associate .Iin-iico Supreme Couit,
JAKES C. MtcKie, of Cumberland.
For the Statu Senate, Eighth District,
L. A. POTTER, of Carteret,
CEO. F. PAKKOTT.'of Lenoir.
For State Auditor:
R. if. HJRMAN. cf Eur.con.bo.
For Attorney-Genera!.
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For Sup't of Publio Instruction:
J. C. SCARBOROUGH, of Johnooo.
OoiiT tv Ticket.
House Reprps' liv ' E. AV. Wadsv.ortb.
Register of Dee.is
Sherifl ....
Treasurer . .
Coroner . . .
Surveyor . .
J. W. Biddlts.
. W. I!. Lane
Thus. Daniels.
II S. Primrose
.1. E. Wilcox.
Ir,
Presidential Ekta for St;
Larff3.
O. T$. AycocVaud 1!. B, Glenn
DISTRICT ELECTOHS
1st. L. L. Smith, ol Cute-,
2d. N. J. How., ol' Lenoir.
3d. J.NO, G. NllAW. of ( Hllll'l i j.l.
4th. E. 8. Ai::i.i., ('.' .lolin-loi:.
6th. J. A. 'l.vimiN .. i.. o! (Miolor.l.
Oth. Sol. C. Wkii.i., nl'Ncw II:.'. .
7th. AcousTi s Lkazah, of Iredell.
8th. .7. It. Lkv.'kli.vn, of Su:r;..
!)th. Locki: Cr.Ai'i, nf nmicoinl'i
Congress, 3J District,
Judge Oth District, .
IS. V. Grady.
G. A. Sbuford.
THE OI TLOOK.
"Watohman, what of the night
"All is well."
We know of no better way of
presenting the political situation
than by giving the opinion of men
Whose character and opportunities
for arriving at correct conclusion:!
entitle them to credent:?.
Hon. ni. ritt ivelloss, of
Louisiana, is a leading Republican,
yet ho has receutly said
Solid that tho claim that the
South wonld be broken thin
year was utter nousent e. North
(Jarohna and West irginia might
be close, but there was little hope
of the Itopublicans carrying either
of them. He believed that the
Democrats would win in both New
York, and Indiana by largo majori
ties. Congressman Outhwaite, of
Ohio, considers Indiana sale for
the Democrats and thinks their
chances good in Illinois and Wii
consin. Don. M. UickiaHon eaitl recently,
"In Connecticut the light is close,
but the State is safely Democratic.
New Jersey and Indiana are Dam
Oratic, and Indiana will give from
15,000 to 20,000 Democratic nv.jor
ity. As for New York, Richard
Groker tells me that Stato will give
00,000 majority for Cleveland anil
Stevenson."
Bat, perhaps the best authority
In the land is Divid ISenuott Hill.
The great New York Senator enter
tains no doubt of the clecti m of
Cleveland.
It ii our decided opinion that
Cleveland is safe, and we believe
1 that the sun that shines on his con
quering banner will also illumine
; Can' victorious flag.
'But, we must not permit over
- oonfldenca to relax our energies.
-; W cannot be satisfied with the
election of Cleveland and Carr; it
i absolutely necessary to national
. honor and individual prosperity
that we have the Congress and the
'; legifllatnre of North Carolina.
It ll not necessary to farther 'din
0a8s grave questions of national
policy. The argument is exhaus
ted. The demand of the hour id
work. Personal influence and iu
vidaal exertion are now the factors
t) be employed. Let uo maa be
idle, bat every man WORK,
WOBK until the polls are closed
on the 8;h of November.
CAUSE OF
EXFER1EXCE IS COXTKARY TO
THIRD PARTY TEACHING.
More Money per capita in Circulation
When Cotton Was C 1-2 Cents than
When it Was 25 Cents per
Found.
In conclusion I will s:y that
mouey is scarce because cotton iti
low, not so much because of money
being scarce is cotton low, for there
is more money than ever before
nud cotton sells for less. In 1800
the circulation was $18.85 per cap
iia, and cotton sold for 1 cents
per pound; in 1870 the circulation
was 18.10 per capita and cotton
wrr 23 cents i er pound; now in
1 81) J tho circulation i. over per
capita :tuti cotton only ('.-', cents per
pound.
Tho per capiiis circtilatioa in
MaHNaehnsetts is etiOiiited as high
n ?'6H-, while we in Xonli Carolina
have leM t hi ,n 07 pi r capita, and
Che siinte financial l,,ws that iegu
i.iie Massiiclitihetts iegulate Nonh
C'iniliiia, lor all are liaiional, 88 we
iive i.o State iiuanc: il system, iro
hat is tha matter ith North Ciir
olina? Answei: Why, we don't
iivo under equal trade and tax
laws. We are drained io make
Massachusetts rich. We are not
allowed to trade surplus c op with
England and other com. fries for
goods even if Massachusetts should
reiuso to buy it. It a N-ilh Caro
lina merchant were to send a cargo
of cotton to Liverpool and take cot
ton goods in exchange when he got
back to onr port he would have to
pay-as much tax us the goods
would cost, him in Massachusetts,
so lie jutt as well have thrown his
cargo of cotlou in the oceau or
stui;k lire to it and burned it up, so
far its tint partieuiar trade is eon
ceroid. Discriminating tjxnticn
is what drams our people into pov
erty tiiur. will make our posterity
gio.in to lift the burdens fiora oil'
tho: , , , ;v...
S:rs, where ou pay jour hherill
1 tax j on pay upon an average of
?1." to I he government and the
inantil'aeum'is--or about ?!) to the
government and 30 to the maau
fac; mors of tho country. That is
why v. e are growing poorer each
year. Every patriotic American
citi.eu when he learns tho history
i ot in.ir country and its laws on tax
; atioi), and Iieleivts in equal rights
, to the laborer and farmer with
other el ses, rnnst be a Domocrat.
ml this why 1 have done so, is my
; answer to my iriends in the "I"eo
j oleV party. D. L. Hardy.
j Seme I'eolish PeOilc
I Allow a c mtIi to inn until it gets beyond
I ho reai.ii "f medicine. Tliey often say,
j 'Ob, it will wear away," but in raoht
: ( -afes it wears them away. Could they
i bo induced to try the successful medicine
ealied Kemp rt IJ'ilham, which is fcold o
a positive guarantee to cure, they wo ul
iiiimedi.i'ely see the excellent c licet afte
takitifr the tirst dose. Price 50c. and ?1
Tna sie ftoo. At, all druggists
mar2'2deod weow
livery country merchant will
agre;- that the hardest customers
to please are tho women who bring
bad eggs to the store.
Shiloli's Coiisiiinptioti Cure.
Xhia id beyond question the moat
successful Cough Medicine we have
ever sold, a few doses invariably cure
the worst cases of Cough, Croup and
Bronchitis, while its wonderful success
in the cure of Consumption is without a
parallel in tho history of medioine.
Mines its Grut discovery it has been sold
on a guarantee, a test which no other
medicine can stand. If you have a
oough we earnestly ask you lo try it.
Price 10c, 50c, and fl. If your lungs
are sore, chest, or back lame, use 8hi
loh's Porous Plaster. Sold ly New
Berne Drug Co.
Folks as have no minds to be o'
use have allays the luck to be out
of the road when there is anything
to oe oone.
V.'h.-n Ital.y wan kh If, no cave her f'astoria.
V Ik -a blie wiut a Cliil.l. kIio cried for (iwtorln.
Win ii i.h,, l-eaiiieMis.s, she -limg to Castoria.
K the liail C'uildren, ' lit- gave them Caatorta.
In our eagerness to explain im
pressions, we often lose our hold or
tho hymphathy that comprehends
them.
Cnring In.
,!u-t as a rotton tenement collapses
when too great a weight or strain is
brought to bear upon its upper floors, so
Hoes a puny physiijue collapse and cave
in win n sul. n i ted to the strain of disease
wl i : ( 1
i iioi-t eome sooner or latter if it is
ot :
;nf.
d and built un. Hosteller's
toil. .11
i Kill' i" i of iininense service to
litatejl. the nervou- and the dys
becaue it HronL'theus and me
the del
peptic,
vents iiicin irom caving in. it is not
necessary to have the biceps of a Samson
to be healthfully vigorous. Many slender
apparently fragile and undersized people
enjoy phenomena! health. Vigor means
the ability to digest, sleep and eat well.
This power Hostetter's Htomach Hitters
will confer. It will, besides, cure malaria,
bilious, rheumatic and kidney nilmcnts,
mitigate the infirmities of age andVjvor
come nervousness.
It always seemed to me a sort of
clever stupidity only to have one
sort of talent like a carrier pigeon.
Children Cry jbrJltcherlCptorlg
DE, G. K. SAGBY,
SURGEON DENTIST.
OlB?e, Middle street, oppo.iite Baptist
ehuroh,
deoSlwtf NEWBERN. N. O.
ia J. D. CLAP.E,
DENTIST,
Wi:v fir. UN S3, N. c.
i street, botween ToDock
Ollies on Ci
and Broad.
P. H. PELLETIEE,
i' i U il y K V T IV ,
Orava?' St., two duore SouiJi of
Jouruisl cfiUe.
Will praotlco lu the Counties of Craven
artoret. Jones, Onfllow nud P'tic l'.ro,
tf. Dnited HtMa Coiirtat New Hrrif,jn.a
Supreme Court o: the Btatn
M. R. HOWARD,
Gcnerp.l Insurf-nce Agent,
3ernD,
N. C
with j
tiOD?
No, tut I ,;;.t (..; . f . . V"!- rlc
that diiu"-. t,i m . 1 -. J ''
Wbitty & C-. h vo '. l i - -i -uppl
of ihon: ( ol :i:U ) iv j-, t.. ', h?"!s
lam Blv.-r.yj joir.i; j v.-: w lot I ought
not. Take uiy 'ivic e.eid . ft', once
to Vhitty's ami g:.t a ps-r f ibn Ten
nessee WupcIh -and ycj o..n smile if I
cau'e.
(I AVE VOL' A
LEAKY ROOK
If v,,. . i.lli' i.i: HI,-1 ! i-l t
rciiK'ih it i !.;. -iir. t-
Disosway L Churchill.
And i;et
:f t!
Ready RooIida" l'iiior.
The elie.ii.
The ( uies:
i roof oi
"pplic
lei I.
I-:. rlil.
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rob
guaranteed p
(let 1 1; ' 1 1 '
where.
On-
II...
S. Ii. STREET,
General
Lilt
tx1-1;.
NEW
c.
M0SE,
sate.
Hmall Jibi of Hopnli Idk solicited and iat
Is'Rollon uarantik d.
Maybe found when wanted nrartbeJoe
r aclory.
Ke fern to past elarsctf-r ia a c:i!zenand
mectianic. lanl'Jdtr
250,000 mm
READY FOE SALE!
Cheaper than any ether Mar
can FurnUh TIipjb.
I'vo got in and want.
elll.
Apply to
W. P. Bl.'RItt S, New Heme, or
M. POUTER, Itiverdale.
JQO.
dtf
EC. R. Jones
Wholesale and Itetail Dealer in
General Merchandise.
Consignments of Cotton,
Grain, and olher Produce
BoliciUd.
Prompt attention guaran
teed.
Cotton Bagging ruid Ties
now in otock.
Lorillaru and Oail & Ax
Bnuff sold at Kauufacturer'a
Prices.
K. R- JONES,
oiii.w New Berne, N. C
Tnos. A. Oriix, Pras.
WM. Iiumh, Vioe-Pres.
r. K. For. Oath tar.
II. M. OitovKB.TeUer
CITIZENS' BANE
or
NEW BERN, H- C
DO A UBNK&AL BANKING BC8IB1C83
The Aeoountaot llanta, Bankera, Corpora
tion, Farmrs, Meichanta and otbera re
o.lvad on favorable terma. Prompt and
oareful attention given to lha lnterealof oar
OQitomera.
JioABii or iriBKCTOKS.
Ferdinand Ulrlob, K. H. Mendowa,
J. A. Meadows
Jhna. Irtffj.Jr.
Jaiuaa Redmond.
Cbaa. Relaanataln -Mayer
Ualia, ;
.'tThoa. A. Gretfv
C.ie.Fc7', t..,.f , ;
Samuel W. Ipofllr,
Onae. H. Fowler,
William Dunn,
B. W. Small wood,
Oao. B.-lvaa, - -
2
&lj r 'Cr. '.i ; . -. ' v I'jit
i M't Dillfj'l JOV i;' n t'.litK-
GOLD WAVE
Coming!
We have a full line of
SEATING STOVES
L. H. Cutler & Co.
HORSES AND HOLES.
I have just received a FINE LOT of
Wt stern North Carolina
E0ESES AND MULES.
ALSO. A FINE LOT OF
BUGQIEb, ROAD CARTS
AND
HARNESS.
All t f which t-c!l VL'KY
VtlF.AP
for rja?h r apptovnd fjji.
(iiv ni. tril.
3. Streeti
Executor's Notice-
The undersigned liavintr duly qualified
as executor of the last will and testamcut
f Iconic S. Fisher, dee 'il, herehy gives
otioe to all persons havingclaiins amunst
the estate of the said (leonre 9. Fisher, to
iTscnt them on or before the 10th day
Octobe-. 1893, or this notice will be
j'U'iiil in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will
mi:le immediate settlement of same.
.1am: Fisiiek.
.Ion:; 11. Fishkr,
IIan.nau A. Lani:,
o 4 Executors.
ST. LOUIS, MO
Our Mammoth Catalogue of Bank CocrrEns,
Dbsks, and other Office Fchmtcrb for
lhS now ready. "jVew Ottfris. New Styles
in Desks, Tables, Chairs, Book Cases, Cabi
nets, &c, &.c, and at mrttchltiS prices,
ue above indicated. Our goods are well
known and sold freely in every country that
epeaksEngllsh. Catalogues free. Postage I2c.
LIVERY, SALE
SOUTH FHONT til nr.KT,
Opposite the Gaston House.
In additien to handling btoek I
on hand a first-class lot of
havo
mauufactured by Edward Lorn: of Wash
ington, N. C.
Is the best Flour for tho money.
Try it and be convinced .
Another car of Now just received from
the Mills.
K. U. JONE3,
41tf NcwB erne, N. O.
Basil Mahly. Wm, A, McIntobh
New Barns Iron Works
Successors to J. II. Crabtrce & Co.
Engineers, Founders,
AND
MACHINISTS.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Machin
ery, Machinists' and Mill Supplies, En
gines, Boilers, Saw and Grist Mills,
Double Edgars, etc.
Agents for Bargamin a Indestructible
Mica Beated Valves, The Amerioan Saw
Go. and Preeoott'a Direct-Acting Steam
Feed, etc.
We haTe Just erected a large Ware
house adjoining our Works, where we
will keep a full itoek of Machine and
Mill Supplies.
Orders for work or material of any
kind will be promptly executed .
marUodwtf
BssHHIHP'.Af1 0'MJH' atr.If.
V MMMl I at atam I treat
Wall Wf MlaMM IMI 1 OOHtd BOt
4o ut wrk. Thm mctmfmyuM ft.
WUMttb. Ill ItN M Um
Wm a lkiM of amwtkkV lra-
Ban..m b n. ., m. 11 n.
Wkl40liL nto. II to.
Hip. .. lite. Wla. ,1a.
ML 1 now foci Ilk in bclnff.
B4BMB41aJOM. HyaMmd
mawifi. Will chMrftllv mdIt to InanlrlH with Harm bl04.
Will ctUMTftllf rtply to InqalrlH wltk il
PATIENTS TREATED BY UAIL
jUcwIW S SUrvlRf. Sta4 I Mai. I. Mffnpi Aif pvuculw t.
it. 0. 1, f. UTBEa. IIICKI't TBUTU CUCISa. IU.
Oil Clothing
is warranted the Best ih tfo World 1
Is more Waterprooi,!'
i i
Is Stronger, and?.'
r-t:
than ay other (foods manulactured.- i .
aw tar tut - risn bkaimui , faae aa oUiar, t
t. C ZlRCKa i BR0. SW sgNti, Biltlncrs, A.
$16 im
Horse Hilliner.
Any one wishing ft First-Class Set ol
Hand-made ITamoss will do well to call
on J. W. GAY, at Stewart's Carriage and
Harness Depository on Broad street.
Special attention paid to repairing ol
all kinds in this line, ' a2
GEM
Freezers,
Mason's Fruit Jar3,
Porcelain Lined Kettles '
Glacier.
Refrigerators,
Water Coolers and
Fly Traps,
FOR 8ALEJ I! Y
MIDDLE STHiiEi. .
AB0LPH COHK,
Tho Mehlia High Grade and
Ifewby '& Evana Pianor.
frown, Queen and
Needham Parlor Organs.
NEW BEENF, - - N. f .
CIRGffLAlt.
The old and reliable firm of Colin A Welsei
whs established In Newbern In isf2. Hi
oldeat house now In the olty and the only
surviving member of whloh Is Adolph Colin,
who has been engaged Ih the Music business
for the pait ten years and la now located on
v..o.vu ,.d, .uico uuor. ueiow tno OH'
Hall. I would be pleased to Inform m
rnetidg, patrons and the publlo generally
" J. , " ,lrse Enl eiegan
i, .. --"",," uecupieu oy join
l'atterson, deceaspd, where I havo ampl
aooommodattons for urnnnrlv mn,i,,in
my lnr?eand tnoresslrg bustnesj, and wli
liUUiMlllliy KVlJlUUHUDa
Upright and Square Pianos
oi me latest Designs, lasting tone, superior
... Kiuuauifj nnu ui leauinie maiairocturBis
and the best material, A'ao a good tueulv
ofSBEKTMUSIO.
And I will endeavor to male "my business
i popular ua me oia nrm used to be, and
uii mat win give satisiaot on to my name
The proprietor, Adolph Cohn, would tak
una occasion or returning his thanks lo
tlio,e who hare taken an Interest In fell
w.n.re. ana wouia respec.tinily solloltthe
,uiuniui,Cti oi ine Kinaiy reeling ol hi
inenas. Kespectfuily,
A. coaN.
THE
BEST THING
IN TUB
UNITED STATES
FOR
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IS TUB
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$4 per year, Daily.
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WO
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AHD TBS
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': .'- . TBI ' ;
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The ondafUgoad, Harriet Ellison, haa dnly
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"'" a.inaoa, ana nerany gtvea potlae
UiM aha raqnlraa ail per. in. having elalma
agalnat iba aetata of the aaid M.thaw Km.
i-an w piaaent them to the aald Harriet Kill
wii, uuj uiuentieaiea. tor payment, on or
before the ajib. day of oetobar, ls3,or alaa
tUlanotloawlllbe pleaded In barolracov
ry. - ,,,, ... ,. - ,,
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WtUiont delay. ' '
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