Daily Journal.
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NEW BERNE, N. C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1892.
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BUSINESS L0CAL8.
CHICAGO Beef and Pork Sausage all
this week. N. Whitfobd.
MBS. M. A. LANE, who is an accom
plished Dress Maker, understanding
the latest designs, both in style and
pattern; and prepared to satisfy the
most fastidious, is residing on Craven
street, opposito the court house and de
sires the patronage of tho public.
nov81w
THE Celebrated Saboroso Flor Do
Hahana Ciirnrs. Six for Twenty-live
cents at C. C. Gusen's Dnua Stoke.
nov. 2-6m.
I AM in New Borne for 5 days only; any
one wanting anything in my line will
see me at Mrs. J. M. Ilines. I have a lull
- line of samples. C. W. Kukl,
Agt. for W AHAMAKF.lt & IJllOWK,
novl8t .Merchant Tailor.
HOME TO LET. Brick House on
East Front and Pollock sts. Can 1'
arranged for beardine; house, or sehiml
and dwelling combined. Will rent
either in whole or part. Inquire lit tlto
premises. 371v,
STH. DAUNTLESS will leave O. I.
Wharf at 7:30 o'clock a. in., every
Wednesday and Saturday for Smith's
creek, JCershaw and all iintenuerlhile
points; returning Thursday and Monday.
nOvllw Ciias. M. Kkiioe, Agt.
FOR BENT The House on Pollock
street now occupied by .las. W. Bid
die, Esq. Apply to
o20tf II. B. Duffy.
CAR LOAD WESTERN BARLEY
CLIPPED OATS just arrived.
oct28tf Buadiiam it Smith.
JB. WATSON & CO., Dealers in
Novelties and Household Goods.
Middle St., opposite F. 3. Duffy's Drug
Store, New Berne, N. C. o271m.
HOUSE FOR RENT. Desirable Luc i
tion on Middle St. Apply to
oct8tf F. Dufi'Y.
JAPANESE GOODS Beautiful, Artis
tic. Just received. See Jno. DuhnV
Show Windows. 0 25 II
"DUGGIES Light running and substan
A) tial. Manufactured by Edward Lou;,',
Washington, N. C. J. A. Jones,
sep25-tt Opposite Gaston IIou.
I8IJ. 8ACRAMEWTAL, PORT and
llT BOUPPERNONG WINES for sale
by Jab. Redmond.
IOALVIN 8Cn AFFER'S WILD
CHERRY ROCK AND RYE, put
np expressly for throat and lun dis
M4M, for sale by Jas Bedmond.
DUFFY 8 MALT WHISKEY for
Aiedioinal line, (or sals br
jBtO Jas. Kkhmond,
HUNYADI Jmios Mineral Vfator,
(be t'et Natural aperient.
For Hale br Jas. Rkum jnd.
I JUICE OOBN WiilSKEY for sals by
Jas Redjcond.
D
iUFF Gordon Imported Sherry, for
sale by Jas. Redmond.
IMPORTED HOLLAND tilN, Burke's
Bass' Ale and Burke's Guinness'
Stout, for sale by Jab. Redmond.
7X Aflfi CIOA&S ' very low
4 OiUUv figures to wholesale and
retail trade for sale by Jab. Redmond.
C BARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
Tnsed very ranch in the siok room.
For sale by Jab Rudmohd.
--Rbgihx news from Iowa la fa
vorable, showing Democratic, gains.
Tdehk is bat little betting in
New York, but the odds on Olere
Und are 1 100 to 970.
. 11 AYE j on beard tbe news
from New YorkT The thing is
getting nnanimons np that way.
Tbe Herald reports that Tarn
many'8 campaign is rnnmng
smoothly on. It says tbe Democ
laoyof New York are united and
olid.
, : Several men have been arres
led In New York city on tho charge
of colonizing voters. Startling
revelations are looked for on the
examination.
" - Whixk speaking at Statesville
' , Senator Ransom was seized with a
r -violent attack of neuralgia of the
heart. The physicians attending
, ' Altri told him he should take no
farther part iu the campaign.
TUB Civil Service Commission
report to tho Attorney General for
prosecution bamnol Thomas,
Treaeuier of tbe liepublican State
committee, of New York, for send
ing letters to Government clerks'
i Mking for campaign furida.
'fnB Naval Department is wor
ried to find that, after having or
dcred tbe Dolphin and Vesuvius to
- : Charleston to take part lnthe Gala
... : Week proceedings, : aham . bom
bardman of Fort Sumpter is to be a
part ot the programme.
'.TnEElia.no wiser, safer, more
f. levelheaded observer of campaigns
v ' that McClnre, ot the Philadelphia
Times." Be declarea after 'Visiting
1 New York that it will go tot Cleve-
land. So thinks the Herald, and it
'. has not supported Cleveland, but
rather helped Harrison.
. IT la to be seen whether Demo
crats of North ,. Carolina will be
browbeaten and thus ; deprived- of
their rights at the polls, or whether
they will not the ' rather resent
this interference and emphasize
' their resentment by renewed real
r - J determination to overthrow the
party that .bu Utur.u-i' them.
We bivo n disb'. of tb effect
which Ibis intsndod bnlWoMRg will
haw. Asul yt-t thcro aro .oopie
among tin who vny that tho force
bill is a Ko:i.r'-;;roH', r tiuibco And
a doiid issuo bends;.
Tee republisr.il. Milnl p.irty Gid
eonitc combtutitkiti ivuididaia lor
Justice of the Surcro-a Court fiaya
in a letter geftlewn.
this city,
tu tho
N irl.h C:'.ro
t: to
of iliC
I .v vy;ii ii
..- the
:;i,-:r:ct
:.. : .. . This
thitr
.'re, 'Jie
prcwiit elecilua In
iin;v. II r. 1' ill drnv- ,n-.'
have forgot;.' xiu i-:
"lorcti" iuoculr-to ;
military judgi .
Brttrap Can by i:: s.-;.;i;
No. a. li: ;f ( :
will t:t. (:, Mr. irx'-'. '
Norjh Cnroiiu.:. V,
biHjuil;:e- i;: ih.- lit Uy
no sw..siit!f!'.!'.-r ?i
at) f'ii'ce
. V V, ;lUt
r i . .iveri.or.
It.'.'' t :'..!
Wo wduz ;io ' i. r.ll-:
guard m.-wi fir i-Um-i' oxcci
Mc'iv A.1' y .
l.'r.Vwll-d.
Mra. .'.1. A I.:.:.- : . i.
N. Wllitl'or.l !::; Ml. I
Mr. V T. Oil:.: V. 1
C3 ill l':i:;,'i (i.
ill 1'. IV'll n. . .'
huusoa v. . iv ! i; ' '..
rcudv iHiirln.-i:!.; .' .
Mr. T. i li (!,;; . l-r. ' o
; th.'
, t'.lC
store next to Hi,' i.n
oust fitted i'! fur hif
W ill ymi ha v.- ''i:r i '..
rim i'V
l-'eil-
United Stairs ir.arsh;!!-. I-
(nil Inv.wts? 11' 1 i,i
or Tliinl i:irl ; i io.!
Mr. K. 11. C: . ,T. ... ...
uble iniprovenii'iil iii l'. I
Mr. V. 1. Met'.- -.1 i. '.. I:-
hiLied Willi th" : .: :: "1
ri'M(li:!!'v, i,v ;ui". . ,.
' oiii
thestre
Le! tl.- i. I . .' . . "till -.:u-
every smiii- . ! ;. ,,i- ,. ; : hi n
Mai. w m. ..: :.: . ..-. . :..t
of llli- '-.St i lit;:: !"iii !ii 1.1
Also Mr. Eil. ( i: ii .' .v.!". - j! .;.
Tile "lie:, kii . i :
The Dem..! t :. i, !.-..:
m:'ot!ii:t ! t.ihi. . V ' . --
wi- (r.:-i-..! i .. i.i; .. : ,. ,: ;.
ilcd out aud .Mi.!.-,.! a : -.. !..;! i,
oxliortatio-i. Aiiifni; t'i n : ," , .
minted ". as t. : ; . : ' (
to close up on l!i.- day
A severe !:-. !,. : . .;: h
Ilaekburn .' Wi.i-f. .: ;' . :r- .1 .,
yesterday nflernoi :i ,' 'r -v i:,i;i.
box mill ami fi ri'ii. r i 1! : ;. ;i-li;:::;
8 1-3 mih . in.: i tV ... : : in.
caught i;ni'..ii.. r;li ;'. i r:;-,..
The loss v.-a.' i'-i.i.- T.. v r ia.
insurance u h.itevt r.
The UaU-nih :.-.v-. :.. ... , .- i .:
News was received In . i- . 1. t'..nt
the coroner's jury in tL. ii ..'.r- '..n
burglary case brought iu a . rdit . -oust
the miui KcawcU who v. u.- n:t- 1 1 f v.
weeks ago thou tli- ii.ar i.-r I' Mr
Mutthen s, a promiiii'.ii r.. . -liulf
Scawell v,a- try:ii;; to l.v.r':t'i v Ids
store.
It is limy t:;. d from A.-hevlile n the
authority of.', lliley :;i:c"k, . hu Umj:
Republieaa of the J.!, il'-iii.-t top.! ('.'!.
tho Third party candidal., t - r l.ieut.
Governor lias bi in t;,l;e:i i! ,v. n ;.a , the
name of J. M. Muody. candidate for the
same position on the Republican ticket
substituted. Moody i. ntt old-time lie
publican of the d. civ dji. The Rein
hluncc of difference tied ha- i l.eji! up
between the Third a:,d K, puMii aii partv
is fast melting a-.vay.
Mr. J. A. Jackr.u.: l;.e, an i nrageuient
to speak at Yanc-choro f-'uturday. As
many people cum;- in b- do their trading
that day it is evident that whoever speaks
thcro that 4")' will reach some people for
the last time hefore the elei ion i nr.es o!T.
In the announcement of the speaking an
offer is made to divide time mid the
Democrats of the neighborhood are anx
ious to have a t-pcU:- r there to meet
them, and offers to take any one from
New Berne and back who can go out and
join in the discussion. It any one
chooser! to volunteer his service we can
point him to some ono from Vunceboro
thin morning with whom arrangements
can be made.
. The Lumberton Robcsonian truthfully
stys: "We make the assertion, without
the fear of successful contradiction that
tbe .business men in any town who aro
worth the least to it are the men who fail
or refuse to aid and encourage every now
undertaking publio or private enterprise
calculated to be of bencfltr to the town
and Community iu which they live. No
publio spirited, self-respecting man will
be content to profit by tho influences
brought to bear to build up a community
without contributing his quota to the d-
Tsncemeqt of these enterprises. Tho best
men in every community are those who
do most for all public Institutions; , they
sustain tho newspapers, they sustain the
schools, they sustain tbe churches and all
other enterprises that give lifo and attrac
tion to a community. S 5 ; i 'y: :''',-;-,
Children Cry for Pitcher's CastorK
Embezzlement aud Incendiarism. '
Mr. Cliua. L. Davis of Morehead, was
arrested Tuesday on the charge of setting
the fire -which destroyed the fish houses
in that place Sundav night. An exami
nation was held before Cicero Davis, J. P.,
ill' Beaufort and circumstantial evidence
heiug strong against him he was bound
over to court in the sum of $509, which
Ijoud was given and he was released.
The young man who has thus had the
hand of the law laid upon him has been
in the employment of Mr. Thos. Daniels
:;lnoe a boy. He was his chief clerk in
liii Morehead business. Evidences had
.-i ently been discovered that he had
'ten embezzling money and tho matter
was; being looked into. The supposition
is that finding this out he fired tho build
iriL'. to destroy the books and with then
tin proofs of his guilt.
1 le was nrre3tcil on the two charges,
embezzlement and arson. On the first he
plead "Guilty,'' on the second "Not
Guilty," but the examination resulted as
we slated at the beginning in his being
I'uunil over to the next term of Carteret
superior court.
Mr. Davis is a native of Morehead. He
in of ;;ood family and lias an excellent
wife.
.V'isei'tinfr Their Iiidependenee.
Li nearly every section of the country
the spirit of independence is gradually
fitting hold of the colored race. They
ire realizing that it is notrcul freedom to
In-continually dictated to and told how
they must vote.
A large colored Cleveland and Stevcn
"u club has been organized in New
Yoik, and in Memphis, Tennessee, Satur
day a mass meeting of colored citizens
as liei I, which renounced the Hepubli
.m!1 party.
One of the resolutions declared: "Ex
perience hus taught us that our continued
.iv-iancc In the Kcpublicnn party locally
will be detrimental to our further pros
p rity." Tins is pretty hard on the G.
ii 1'. and
i 1 1 in it.
Whenever
their minds
lirought to
leaders and
hard because of the bitter
the colored race make up
to throw off the pressure
bear upon them by a few
office holders who manage
and cnntioll them simply for their indivi
dual benefit they will be the gainers.
I: cun always be noticed
that the only use that the machine poli
tician has for the negro is just before
.kv! :i:i lime.
Coining ami (.'oing,
Mr. .1. 1). Mayo, master machinist of
liie harbor improvement work at Gcorgc
t ..mi. .v C , who with his family has been
i iting relatives at Portsmouth and iu
: ify, left yesterday morning returning
lllc
Mi. and Mrs. L. J. Taylor lelt ou the
teamer N'euse for Iiultimoro.
Mi -s.-. W. D. Melvcr and O. H.
Gu'i.m returned from Trenton, where
th y have been attending Superior
. .int.
Mr. W. Ii Harrington returned last
niht from a northern business trip.
.Mi. w. ii. (joliou returned from a
business trip.
Missing Hooks.
The following books have been taken
from the library of the Young Men's
Christina Association. Those having
them will confer a favor by returning
them at once:
Guyzot's History of France, Vol. I.
Kassclas.
Scottish Chiefs.
"The Pilot'' Two Admirals (Cooper.)
Afloat aud Ashore Miles Wallingford
Cooper. J
I.ilh Rookh.
MTirk Twain's Sketches.
MarkjTwain'g Huckle-lierry Finn.
Natural Philosophy, (Peck.)
Prime Minister Disraclli.
Peek's Bad Boy.
Lime Kiln Club.
Hill Nye and Boomerang.
Work of the Wits.
Modern Painters, Vol. 2. (Ruskin.)
Durham, au Oath-Hound GIdeonlte.
The following published by the News
& Observer is proof positive that Dr. L.
N. Durham, the Third party candidate
for auditor is one of those despicable
workers in tho dark, a Gideonite:
Vabcb County,
State of North Cabolika.
J. II. Dunn, being duly sworn, says
that ho is a citizen ot Vance county,
State of North Carolina; that he is well
acquainted with Dr. L. N. Durham, of
Cleveland county, North Carolina; that
on the 14th day of August, 1801, affiant
and the said L. N. Durham were initiated
by S. Otho Wilson into the order known
as "Gideon's Band, ' in tbe town or More-
head, county of Carteret, State of North
Carolina; that he was present during the
initiation by the said Wilson of the said
Durham.
(Signed) J. H. Dtjkn.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 20th of October, 1802.
(Signed) P. T. Jokes,
Notary Public, Vance Co., N. C.
An enthusiastic lover of chocolate af
firms that for thoso who wish to keep tbe
imagination fresh and rigorous, chocolate
Is Jtho beverage of beverages. However
copiously you have lunched, a cup of
chocolate immediately afterwards will pro
duce digestion thro hours after, and pre
pare the way for a good dinner. It la rec
ommended to every one who devotes to
brain work tbe hours he should pass in
bed; to every wit who finds he has become
suddenly dull; to all .who find the air
damp, the time long, and the atmosphere
insupportable; and above all, to those who
tormented with fixed idea., have lost
I their freedom Of thought, .
READ THIS.
HALF THE PRICS PAID IS TARIFF
TAX.
Is It
Any Wonder That Your
is Scarce!
Money
Mr. Elliott, an emplcyee of a big Chi
cago dry-goods house, made this straight
talk to a gathering of railroad work men
the other day:
"Like you, I am a woikingnniii, al
though my lino of work is somewiiat
different from yours. My business ia
such that I constantly run up against the
United States tariff law. there is no
politics in my position on the tariff. I
peak as one who knows Irom experience
the effect of the tarilf upon the price of
goods you are obliged to buy. Alul I
tell vou that the tanll slicdiile ol tin-
United States of 1890 is against you in
every case. 1 In: Iowcrtl1cgr41lcolg11.nl-;
imported the higher the duly.
Ifut it is the stock 111 Irmle nl the ad
vocates of a protective laritl that il
doesn't make any difference to you, I'm
you don't buy imported goods. Is is
true that it makes no difference to vou 1
Let us see. The house w here I am em
ployed received a bill of goods from St.
Gall, Switzerland. They were woolen
underwear. In St. Gall tln'V cost us
1443; the tariff amounted to ,4o:i, freight
$28; expense of handling seven per cent,
more. Now, how do we figure that out
when we put those goods on the market?
We simply add up those amounts and
find the total to be about Hflo, and assess
its proper proportion of that amount
against every garment in the lot, and on
that basis you pay for them.
But the Kepuhlicans tell you that vou
don't buy imported goods, and so the
tariff doesn't count. Let us see about
that. In Philadelphia are tho preat
knitting mills of Hoax, Fouixrood i Co.
We go there to buv goods. Do we buy
them ou the basis of the price paid in
Switzerland? Oh, no! We pay the
805 plus $1 per dozen, which the man
ufacturer reckons is what it costs us to
handle the imporlc.l articles, and whether
you buy American ma 1c or imported
goods the tariff is the same.'' t
It there is yet a man who doubts I hat
the McKiniey tariff has increased prii es,
let him ask his wife, or spend 1111 hour or
two with her shopping.
HHJII-WATER MARK IN POLITICS.
Fraukllu McYeah a Member of Car.
Holds Cabinet, Writes the Novem
ber Forum.
I intend to vote for Grover Cleveland
because, in- the first place, I am profoundly
interested in tariff reform and eonsider il
the duty of every man who believes j' in
this reform to place it above pailyj as
sociations of however loug slumling, and
to follow it wherever il leads.
The Democratic party is the parly of
ideas. Nothiug could be more stagnant
than our public life was before the Demo
acrtic party, with Grover Cleveland as its
candidate, took up the work suggested
by Tildenand sought to put itself iu the
forelrontol American liie. Hut Irom that
time public life began to stir, and ideas
began to take their place in it. I he
Democratic party is not an ideal party by
any means. It has great many men in il
who do not care much for ideas and who
care a great deal for spoils. In certain
parts ot tho country the old system 1I10
hard; but in those very parts of the coun
try the new life, Bide by side w ith the old
is unquestionably at its highest point ol
development. And, taken all in all, the
Democratic party has done exceedingly
well, and is at any rate the only Ameri
can party ol ideas and progress. I hi
result is that on all hands we see men of
ideas, men of patriotic impulses, young
and old, flocking to it; and none takui:
the vacant places iu the Hopublicau
ranks.
Nothing could more distinctly and cm
phatieally prove the growing elevation of
the Democratic party than Us latest nonu
nation ot Cleveland. That is a high
watermark. Politics since the war havi
not before reached so high a point. It
has made the fortune of the Democratic
party.
Cleveland bus already helped as no
other man has done the substitution cf
ideas for mere habits, lie substitute!'
almost alone, the habit of thinking of the
people for the habit of thinking of the
party. Ho has revived patriotism as a
constant virtue. Ot course, patriotism 1
not something to bo pigeon-holed and
brought out onlv on great occasions. It
is something for daily, hourly, and hubi
tual use in all the affairs of life. It is the
practical application of this truth that
constitutes Cleveland's greatest single
service to the nation. His mind and his
speech are always filled with the sense of
citizenship and with the obligations of
patriotism, tic is leading the people ol
his country to be daily patriots.
These are a tew of the reasons w hy I
shall vote for Cleveland.
Supervisors.
Ed. Journal: In the issue of the
Raleigh News and Observer of Oct. 80th
I Una of the appointees of the Federal
supervision of tho election in the city of
Kalcigh, that lour aro democrats, tour
are radicals, and lour aro uideonites or
third party men. Tho anli democratic
appointees might as well have been all
from the radical party, as there is no
difference between them and tbe Gut
eonites or people's party; tho only differ
ence, if any, is exactly the samo that
exists between a pig snd a bog, or a
puppy and a dog. One is what the other
will be if ho should livo a year or two
longer. Democ 11 at,
Governor Holt has appointed Rich
mond Pearson, of Ashcville local vice
president for North Carolina of the
national league for good roads. Mr.
Pearson will represent tbe State at tho
national convention at Washington City
next month. Tho leaguo was formed at
Chicago week before last.
Sew Berno Bnildlnr andLoan;AssocIa
. Sealed proposals for. the sale of stock
in tbe 1st series of the Association will be
received by me. Bids to bo .subject' to
approval or Hoard or Directors.
0S8IW J. R. B. Cabbawat, Sec'ty.
THE CORRECT TICKET.
Sec That Vou Vote for the Following
Men, and for the Amendment to
the Sfalo Constitution.
There will be seven boxes in which to
deposit on election day as follows: For
Presidential electors.inenibers of Congress,
the State officers, Judges, inoi.ibers of the
General Asenibly, tlie conjily officers, .-mil
1 State ('.institutional Amendment.
The amendment is an important, one,
it does away with the election of soljoi-
rs by each judicial district and pio-
vides tortile election iu the panic manner
that judges are now elected hv liie vote
of the state. This gives assurance thai
every solicitor in the slale will be a good
Democrat competent to fill the offices
wilh credit to our proud old common
ueallh. I.ei no l.o iniss. il. The M-
ov.ing arc the tickets Mial'sl Id bo
voted by every man who Ioe bis eoun
try and good uovcrnnicnl.
National ticket: -Electors for I 'res
idcnl and vice President of the I'nitcil
Slates. C. 1. Ajcoek, II. II. Clcnii, i.. L.
Smith, N. .1. House, .Inn. G. Shaw, K. S
Weill, .1. A. I in 1 ringer, Sol. ( '. Weill, An
gust us, Loazar, .1. A. I.ewellwi, l.oeki
raig.
Slate ticket: (Invcrnoi KHa- Carr;
.n ut. 1 ,..vi 111.11 , l(. A .' , I bughlon; Sec
retary of slate I 'ctavius Colic; Treasurci
I . W. Iliiin: .Slate Auditor, U. M. 1'nr
man: Attorney (.cticral, frank 1. .,
lorr.e; Suporintendant of Public Instruct
1011, .1. L. Scarborough. 1
Indicia! ticket: Associate .1 notice Su
preme Court, .lames C. McKac; Judyi
th District G. A. Sliiil'or.l.
Coiigreos.uona! ticket Mlh DMiict: 11.
Grad) ;
Slate Senatorial ticket. Kill I (is.: liet I.
A.. Potter and Ceo. I'm-rot.
Craven County ticket: House ol liepre-
enatives: h. . V adi-worth; Hegisti r ol
Deeds, .1. W. Iliddlc: Sheriff, W. I! I.anc;
Treasure Thus. Daniels; Coroner, Dr. It.
S. Primrose; Surveyor, (loo. s. Wiloov.
Amendment to the State Constitution,
ite "For Amendment.'' The vote, for
the amendment is that much in addition
o the vote ordinarily east at. the re.nilar
lection, lie sine to remember ii
ANOTHER KEFISA1
kins',011
Retrisliar 1
No! I n i n
Over His Hook.
KlNSTON. V ('.. Nov. '.!, IK'.U!.
Today, Mr. .las. V. Hill, rogistr ir toi
Kinston township, was asked l.v Slan
I licks (colored) and John I, Sugg, super
visors for this voting precinct, lo permit
them to examine and copy the registra
tion book. Mr. Hill re fu -oil pi rmi.-s;o:i.
What now; Auu 111. 1..
TKENTdN COKItl'ol'OMlKNt :,
Democratic Speaking Good Work by
lion. I.. J. Moore.
P.
11 r"li.Ioi:iiN i - 1 liir'Snperior C
..win session, .hidge W Intuk.-r
nut
pre-
md
siding. 'Th. Judge 1- a good
.llii
.'lies go :u -.1:1-01. 11. 'ii
Hon. I,. I. Moon . . 1 ..,n . ,tv. till. .1
his appointment lure on Mondaj and
made a grand Donioeialie -peech. .
think much good was aeeoinplisli. 1 l. it
His relcretiee to the "Australian ballm
system demanded liy the 1 turd party
platform, and his explanation ot how
limeult it would lie tor an uneducated
man to vote, opened the eyes ot thosi
who cannot read in this count,and many
were heard to say the Third party could
not get their vote.
We feel sale in tins county and will
carry our ticket through all right. Hut
it we could got Mr. .Moore to speak lor
us a.' Tuekuhoe and Polloksv ille we
hould be doubly assured. Mr. Moore
has an earnest, convincing style of speak
ing that our people like, and can do more
good lor our cause than any other 1.1:01
that can conic here.
Mr. Shaw, the Democratic elector I'm
this district, spoke here today. He made
u line impression. .1. I . W .
NO SIU, KEE.
Cannot Stand Being Talieii for a
Third I'arty Man.
He
We think the following rich note to
the News it Observer (the connection of
which is apparent from itspcrusal) will
lie appreciated:
Slil.MA, N. (.'., Oct. 2'J.
Di-.AK Sm: In your issue of Oct. 2Tth
in regard lo tho fracas at Princeton, you
got the names mixed. Mr. Jack liuins is
a citizen of this point, nn.l there never
existed a stronger Democrat, lie desires
that you make correction and make tho
name instead of his, W. li. Hains, chair
man of tho county Third party. He
further states that he would not be so
disgraced, as to lie put ,tlurd class, as
as that would put him, one class below
tho negro. I hey are second. So be
claims to be a double first-class Democrat,
and would have no other impression left
on the people, especially Inn friends. So
change tho name, or make the correction
quick. Jack Kaind.
North Carolina University Magazine.
WANTED.
Dr. Stephen B. Weeks, of Trinity Col
lege, Durham, N. C, very much desires
to complete his set of the North Caro
lina university Magazine. Persons
having any of the numbers given below,
either as separata numbers or as parts ol
bound volumes, are invited to correspond
with him. Ho will be glad to yet them
in either form.
NUMBERS WANTED:
Vol. I. Nos. 8, 4, 5, 0, JO, Apr., May,
June, Aug.. Dec., 1852.
Vol. IL No. 9, Not., 1803.
Vol. III. No. 1, Feb., 1854.
Vol. IV. No. , Nov., 1855.
Vol. VIU, No. 1. Auir.. 1858.
Vok X. Nots.. 1,4, Nov., 1860, May,
1881 (of this number only 10 pages, 513
. .no 1 , . -
10 bo) wn vr pnniou.j 4
li1
I
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
'roam of tartar baking pjwdei
' of all in huvoniiijr sti ..lit-t'i
Ilia
La-.
LMII-.li rl.TI!S (i.lVI-:ilNMl..VI
l'Oiin lii run
ItoVAl, 11m,
P... r'
1 -'ii W-
St.. N. V
Hancock Street Chinch.
Love feast to be be held at Hancock
Street Methodist church tonight . Thur-i-dayi
instead of Friday night, as the
Jnarterly tVnteroiae will be hid on
Friday night the regular niglii meeting
for
dosil
eaeh
he l.ovi I'ea-I. All chistiails who
to cultiial. kindlv feelings for
other arc invi
.1 I.
r i.
all
lend and eat
her hi social
tin. .inverted
a change
i. id 1 better
bread and drink
kindness. Al
persons who
of hearts an
Thoilsaiuls til
( 'apt. Phil Thonia-,
Wilmington Seacoa-l
i:ock I'.-!i.
conductor ou
railroad, lei:
licit the Hanks C
alive w ilh rock li.-i
time during tli. !
thick with big It ",
aiinel w 1 i 1 . -
,-:i-r. 1
'I,-
.. laal
A'
have boon gigged
old Sounder sas h, n, i
.... '.he like
. pioprietor ol
caught a big
.-sewn inches
before. Mr. Augu.-I Kod
the Island I'., arli o.-t,
rock that nica
iu length and
Wil.Star.
d lUelll
h.-lled CO
lit
.iiuds.
-Self love
llegh eting."
1- not -1
Shal.i -p,
HO X'1
morn 1- in X' 11 1 i:
when C'..l.bd:g . 0 i
Hii'.u's nouk'i'ting tu die.
he can tiU'.nd. Wo hiv
iuf il
;: a.
:'l V.
!i:i
bulls
well.
at i-'.o!!
illlf. Will
thai v
givr '
.'.liy le
I)., vi
onlv
001.
C: !- n:t.
do not
: 1 i't iiuy
,,'od
..n:ii
' lie-'.
Whi-n 1
!ul Iu
White
tut g: I :;
M'J UM.
Sb;' t ?
mi e.
I ,-.,...,:
Pr. -id. in
u ill oori.-ui''
I In-.-pound--
('tli
West India M.
city. I bong
d.e.v 11 ( it h 11 p
did enable-, m
k (: ii . v
. :.:'fll .
I ' .... ' '
tie
I
i lie '1 -p
inili.ielalc
an I see In:
iit. !..
addlla
j. r
Ft:
We of-:-
Machine lit ii .
thoiisind. at li
They vi!!
ll.V! l-lll.i.t 1 ! )
it.
.Do
K-niL
;) h.
I'd 1:1.'
We 3I&-VL' .Tustliec-jived
FRESH
tj 1 1
y oi: the
'Jo odn:
Folio vmy
II. .1. ll -il. Co. S ... I V
,d l iei;;
. Pic.'.l,
11 P..-K1
TM S,
1 l'.-.iM ..
s by lb.
I,
1 r
.-e 1 v .
Also, .Jacob ('. 1
it. . .t ( '
o. so. all
t-'.. 1; s and
, -t...
yc:i tl-e
Sugar L'urid i :..:i.c
Shoulders.
Also, a complete
numerous Lo morn .
Don't forgi (that
Finest Buttir in th; City
lor 3:V.. lb. .Just liv i- ' ; . .111,1
35n. KOAHI'F.I) I'lll-'t-'!.::, t'., v m.iao h
delicious drink.
Soucc.l Pig's Foet md 'I npe.
Lorillaid's HnnlT at iiiaimfsclurrr's
pricei..
Very resi' i-'.l.dlj ,
Churchill & F&rker,
l 2(1 Cm Ilro.id tu.'i. Nev. Heme.
VALUABLE TO V7N"l'ttOP
ERTY TOR SALE.
Pursntnt lo J.nUnif nl ol Hie Hnprlnr
Ooartor Craven oouoty. In Frooeedlnss for
Partition, I will, on
Monday, Dec. 5, 1C92,
Twelve, M..ftlh Court Hotm in Newbern,
iteU at pnbllo ven lne, th wo H'judMiJ
Loti, at tUe JUDCtton nf Kt Kront an1
ouib Krout streeu. In Mild city, where D,
Q. Hmiw now rMitl-i, ant where Mth. fi. K.
fattemni) rtntiit-d Ht 't lime u( Dor deatb,.
Tonus Culi.
OHH. V. ( I.A-RK,
VuuiTiiliftlonor.
New Vra, Oct. 27, U, 2. td
Fresh Stock cf
Irtiwncy's Fino Choeolatsnnd RonlRons,
Stephen Whitman & Son's Fine Phila
delphia AUde Candies, 1 rnlts, etc., etc.
recoived weekly by
Sam. B. Waters.
td ltrt -' , I No Bernc '
4K
TO BUY!
Mm is buy:
mi mm to payi
Theso .ire thoughts that most
concern peoplo when they have
mii lo up lid i: 1 -..i.dr that they
want
oods,
fortish&g Goods,
CI'-
tak.: :
hue.
buy.
a:;kcil
to- .
"ot: wil! net make a mis
c...iiiitjg; iu our place to
v . will .show you what to
'!'::.: .-.utotint you'll be
- j.iy -.-.-ill be satisfac-
ik'J Goods,
t-
t tic
mm stack.
Ver Lswesil Prices
t1 .' -loments that
l f-:;
'. -ttr store the
" buying. Oar
la
ii .U
Ida.'
al we
- ---f -
I.,-,
s. ' 'lctlu'ng, Boots,
Si 11 ii'.
Trni t ii 'it.s' Kuvnishing (J oods,
- V:lliM"s. I'tc.
:.u' .- :t nic- line of DRESS
' ; : un a'fid fancy d-
' - .-1- . iil : ell at tho
. pi' :
u vi
1. vmi
irl'i: 1 1-
: 1 .-avc jiu.ney
:idly lo give us
j-Mvlt-it-itig clse-
'd fur jmst patron-
:. ' 1 : ruly,
we as
.11 1
t.--
r.-V; ii iiV.
Allty.
Juat Ileceived:
A F.
t L Iii-.
b - 'l '.! .H1:'':-, UiUdH
Gold Vioh,
1 :.i d '.lobe-..
A I. i . . M1LLKII.2SU
Biond Street.!
t "
:-
tit.
Business
3 OH.!
V -"ill?
i. 4 Li,
-iho
11,,
: New Heme
It, for two
1 -litOO . Or!
I II,.
1 . PooK keeping,
leiiec and I'enJ
I- O'l.
!.. ch.s.-. 53.0O per
. :! 00 nil- two months.
1 1 ' ( la-. 3 to 4 p.m.
.pi.iu'.
" 'o I" p.m. U.ioli-keoping,
1
1. ...1. 1 Fridays.
n.i' i :.,., 4 to 5 p.m.
- t 1 ' p.in . Tuesdays and
.Ni '
1.--J-
a. id !h
1 .,0 (Joel Mf ii, . .uliif , ;a, BBClll Will t).
rivi-n i l.ifo K-..I11P. Due lor bell
wrlllu- : oi,i :i,r b. m Un;-iovoiji.nl.
TKIiMsi-one-iior.l i .iui.ie In oilvanr.
and ?! "d fr wi-jt lot palil. Hll. faction
1 uri j ,r. ' - erlliii pupils or ninety r
ri.iiiUil K. -iiu-i.-.i -i ..1 mi, o or more frnm
one f.iiu! i . . Suf-iir , fin fin tl.er partlcu
lum, Si.c.-fi,. ,,s ..r I . . .1 1 ti 1 .. fre.h from
jf n, rn ' r-i-- y u tliten onlllng oards
H-spr ! -'.!' ne2:itr
S-Ia L'vory & Food Stables
T- LANI, rrcprictor. ac
Will me..; di,;::in.eiH ur 01 her parties
. Nc Il. '-ie ni:'i ko.u1 lams aud take
o ui . : iy pan i f l inilico county or
noieliennne U'lniory at low mtes.
leans -.1 tav.- leas rt tho stables will
receive e teencm Mention, reedltigti
S e. :lty.
ti n il o . eiKi;ht ol tho proprietor Is
eiven to evf,rj depai trr.ont of the busi
ness. o20w8o
Wo have j t it received a New Stock of
IN
Hen's, Youths' and Boy's
Overcoats,
IT inn RVinaa.
.AAV MUWIV,
Lata 8tyle Hits,
aien'8 ind Ladies' under
wear,
A lino line of Dress Goods In
Flannola and Henriettas, .
Ladies' Cloaks,
A nice lino of the Roller Tray
Trunks, Valises ft Satchels,
and Itr fact anything that is lobe found
in Vint Chun Dry (taxis Btan, I to
be snldst bard time prioesk
1 OWo us look before baying.