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P ( I I , !AILY OURNAL. VOL.X1.--NO 199 NEW BERNE, N. C. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1892. PRICE 5 GENTS. B fvi V - J, " S17A-NTE-Z Situation as, sales lady or fc i. Vf cashier in first-class dry goods, mil .J'. -ltoery or confectionery store. Address - nl8 8.t Mws II., care Jouknai.. E EDUCE State and .county poll tax from $3.25 to $2.00. General prop ; erty tax 25 cents. ii , D. Habsell, Privateersnian.- t " ' VT ICE Large Bananas' 80c per doz. at i' i NCNN & MoSOBLBT'B. Tl OR Sale Cheap One fine mule, six '.'."JD yaars old, together with dray and p:i;'i Harness. (Af;v"' Bradsam & Smith. ' 'i V ' -m HE Celebrated Saboroso Flor I)e ' : y'; JL Habana Cigars. Six for Twenty-five i icentsatC. C. Green's Drtjo Stobk. ' mov. 2-6in. ''V pAB LOAD WESTERN UAIILEY i ' i J CLIPPED OATS just arrived. oct28tf ' Bbadham & Smith. JB. WATSON Novelties and & CO., Dealers in Household G.)ods. Middle St., opposite F. 0. Duffy's Drug Store, New Berne, N. C. . o27lm. Hc OOSE FOB RENT. Desirable Loca tion on Middle St. Apply to oct8tf V- Duffy. JAPAHESE tOODS Beautiful, Artis tic. :Just received. See Jno. Dunn's Show-windows. 9 25 tf BUGGIES Light running and substan tial. Manufactured by Edward Long, Washington, N. C. J. A. Jones, sep25-tt Opposite Gaston House. MI8H. 8ACRAMBJ fl,. PORV and 8CUPPEUNOMG WINKS for sale fry JA8. REDMOND. I. CALVIN SUHAFFER'8 WILD CHERRY ROCK AND RYE, put up eiprei-ly (or throat and limit uia IMh, for sie by Jab Redmond. DUFFY 8 MALT WHISKEY for Medicinal ue. for !h b janSS ' ' J AS. Ridkonu, HUNYAD Jns Mineral Water, the bei-t. N iturnl fcperlcnt.' For sale bv J AS. Rkdm jND. PURE CORN WBI8KEY for d by Jas Redkond. DUFF Gordon Imported Phetrv, for ale by Jas Redmond. IMPORTED BOLLANDOIN. Burke's Baaa' Ale nod Bnrkw's Guinness' 6toot, for lale by Jas Redmond. ff( CIOA-8 verT low I t'UUu figure to wbotwwle and retail trade for sale by Jab. Redmond. GARRETT'S COGNAC BUANDY naed vnry much in ibe sick room. F-jrsaleby Jab Rkdmond. TUB Tariff in a tax. STEP awid Mr. UlM-.m k. CJC BoODI.K campaign have had tjidr day. J)AVNPORTISM collpmd i:o"j pleWdy. A IX weather are Dmoeiaiic MANY Uepnblicaus siuilo to hide .their grief. THK: Republican party has bteu fut to sleep'' for thirty years. Ik the contest of Money against Jdanbood, Money is Lnocked onr. "ffHB hearu of tbe boodltra are tMfj, bat then tbeir pockets are Jight. '. JT la called the Rip-publican par j on aeeoant of the condition of its v. back. ,;' "?f; ELECTION being over, the weath . er la monopolizlBf attention in all jarta of the onotry. - TTqjjJiig. i , , a,.... - .JBB only doubtful Scatee are tna mental atatos of the organs t)U iaite to Rive it np. . IHB Legislature being Demo tiio VaW'Tord will have another Democratic Senator. TXLINOia may have been a -'rain, bow," balyjt wps a bow ot promise aa(be'ptoiaie baa bwn folfllled. JjW, overtaxed, insalted, defied ; pfople'haveilsen in their might and overwhelmed the Kepnblican '-. pattyV.' - -;" ' . Thi country's compliments to . the ex-spellblnder, and it begs to : repaat tbatAUvalaiid i' "the typi oal A'mtircaB.'ii ::-fV'vf :.)' p , ' , TUT Call It a cyclone. This t the oord osed .- by the . jwous. Weaver ssys it i h . It is what Mr. nam o Georgia, would call a - "aollygoetor f j. T' 1 1 ?ff Tbb election baa proved to be a landslide, an avalanche, a cyclone, . a tidal-wave everything .that ' UOANbA, once the juost prom &ai nUM State ' in AJrlca; baa been laid waste by religions - rival ries between Protestant and Cath olio missionaries. ' ' :.-.. . ' : ThB famous leaning tower of Eariofla (a being palled dowtt, at last, after repeated . threatenlngs. It was repaired in 1800,, brt had I " t ""n pronounced unsafe. The ' r whs built to 1804 to i- ,r !'it-U It doesn't appear to make so much riiHeif'tirn whi'.'ii w;iv the loaderK ln.td. Wt.rii I- papie bBve otic.c nr. (ic u i heir tciudu ihcy are fiNndf ii t. !!92 is only 1890 ovt again. Vicf, rriisiDKfi'i' Morton can never Hndidi-ii'lv i!j;:-.M-:!dte the kindoes't of i.ih I i,g.!:eadtd friend wh'i t.avo hi a p!:sce on the ticket to ex-Milliner Ke:d. It was sly bus neH, but tl-.ey lew what thpy wt-r there for. A'rVil' -1) I7.VV7.mV.I;.V7X lliuvnr.l. 1). llusecli Kn!li i:!,s. , Wanted- -Situation aj s:ili lady. Ohio is iill right. The election jreturns show 1 1 m t New Berne had one, and only one. Third party man in it. Who was he? Prayer meetuijr at ihe Y. M. C. A. Mon day niflit 7. 'M p. ni. condueted by Jlr. L. C. Eminelt, formerly of Salisbury. It is finally declared that Williams has been elected to Congress from the fifth district, giving a solid Slate de'eg-ition. H. 1!. Holloway v. ill lie;.;iii e. new series of lesiions in !eniiiaiihi ai.d book-kee-iiif,' toinorriiw. All dr-irin' to take les sons ure rc-'iuested d be I'rwn!. The Senatorial board of canvassers, uoiiiposcd of the s!.eri!n of eai h comity in the district, w II unit in this city nc-t Friday to canvass the vote of the district. The blot meet in;' of the Cleveland and Cnrr Club will In: held at the w igwam Monday uiht. -Ml busiue-s nifaiis will be settled anil tin' matter of bavin" a Celebration looked into. Tlinnks''ivin" nijjht has been Mijestcd as the date. As it is a holiday il has the advantage of being a time when people will be free to devote themselves to the jollities of the occasion. James Vi. liiiUie. The campaiicn ifi over, and every body is rejoicing over l, niocr itic vlclory. It is appropratc to ar:kno ledge the services of those who had charge of the campaign. Mr. Riddle, us chairman of the Execu tive Committee ni Craven county, eon ducted the canva-a w ith unusual ability as is atteoled by the greatly reduced Ke pupliean majority, while us the cauidalc of his party for Kegisfcr of Deeds he (lid most valuable service upon the stump. We tender thanks to Mr. Riddle in be half of the Democratic parly of Craven. STATE ( llAiKMAX M3IJIONS. A Royal Welcome Extended 'to 1 1 i m in Appreciation of His Campaign Sen ices. A large crowd assembled at the doot previous to the arrival of the train Satur day night t do honor to our distin guished citizen, lion. F. M. Simmons, who so skillfully managed the Democrat ic hosts in this Slate in the political bat tlo ' w hich has just closed in the most glorious victory known. Fire works previously arranged were Bred as the train rolled in and the bril liant display, lively music, and loud huz zas greeted Mr. Simmons as hc stepped on the ptatform, and speedily lie was in a carriage, headed by the band and fol lowed by a long pioccssion of citizens with torches, transparencies &c. After marching on Queen, Graves, Middle and Broad streets, the wigwam wag reached, another pyrotechnic display took place, as many as could entered and after it was filled, others packed them selves around the door and at the win dows in the eagerness to sco and hear what was going on. Mr. Jas. A. Bryan on behalf of the Democratic club, the Democratic County Executive Committee and tho people, welcomed Mr. Simmons homo with wordB well timed, rightly dividing the honors for the victory with the patriotic masses and with the leader to whose efforts is due so large a share of the credit. Mr. Simmons speech was tho most fe licitous. Do spoke of that moment as the happiest of his life. , He had received plaudits from other purls of tho State, bat none had touched his heart as this grand ovation. He rejoiced in tho vic tory won and while acknowledging the hard work ho, as chairman of the Stale Democratic Executive Committee ,hsd done, he highly complimented the peo ple fof the stand they had taken when their homes and firesides wore threatened by the tyranny of the Republican party: Ha gloried In the National victory. Es had .longed to tee Cleveland, sleeted because be considered him the grandest man In the universe Ue was overjoyed at the election of Stevenson' because of bis marked skill in chopping off Republican heads. ;v,. ,.,- .-v ; . ' ' . Mr, Simmons' remarks were' extremely well received, and at their close after tbs Hon1. Li 3, Moors', bad, upon being called for, added a few words of-rejoiclng si the result ,of the election and. appreciation of his services, three rousing cheers for Mr, Simmons were given and the assemblage dispersed. Tho ovation was enthusiastic and It Was deserved. " " . , r Ofliclal Vote of Craven County. The following is the official vote of Craven county by precincts and ihe total vote: V'anckboho. Governor: Carr 256; Furches 88; Exum 184; Tcmpleton 1. Lieut. Governor Doughton 255; Moody 83; Cobb 135; Candler 1. Secretary of State: Coke 253; Ames 83; Durham 137; Long 1. Auditor: Furman 253; Grant, 88, But ler, 137, Nelson 1. Treasurer Bain 253; Dockery 88; Worth 137; Bonner 1. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Scarborough 258; Parisho 88; Woody 137; Rost l". Attorney General: Osborne 253; Pur nell 83; Lyon 137; Rost 1. Maple CrpRBSs. Governor: Carr 24; Furches 51; Eium 43. Lieut. Governor: Doughton, 24; Moody 51; Cobb 43. Secretary of fjtute; Coke 24; Ames 51; Durham 43. Auditor: Furman 24; Grant 51; But ler 43. Treasurer: ,Bain 24; Dockery 61; Worth 43. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Scarborough 24; Parisho 51; Woodley 48. Attorney General: Osborne 24; Pur nell 51; Lyon 43. FuwnERS. Governor: Carr 148; Furches 48; Exum 12. Lieut. Governor: Doughtou 148; Moody 48; Cobb 12. Secretary of State: Coke 148; Ames 18; Durham 12. Auditor: Furman, 148, Grant, 48, Rutler, 12. Treasurer: Bain, 148, Dockery, 48, Worth 12. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Scarborough, 93, Pariiho, 78, Woody , 1. Attorney General: Osborne, 148, Pur ge!!, 48, Lyon, 12. FOKT BARNWELL. Governor: Carr 98; Furches 78; Exum 1. Lieut. Governor: Doughton, U8; Moody 78; Cobb 1. Secretary of State: Coke, 98; Amis, 78, Durham 1. Auditor: Furman 98, Grant 78, Rutler 1. Trenfurcr: l'ain 98, Dockery 78 Worth 1. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Scarborough 98, Parisho 78, Woody 1. Attoncy General: Osborne 98, Pnr- nell 78, Lyon 1. DOVER. Governor: Carr 03, Furches 45, Lxum 4. Lieut. Governor: Dough toa 82; Moody 43, Cobb 5. Secretary of State: Coke 62, Amis 45, Durham 5. Auditor: Furman 62, Grant 45, Cutler 5. Treasurer Bain 68, Dockery 48, Worth 5. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Scarborough 02, Parisho 45, Woody 5, . Attorney General: Osborne 62, Purnell 45, Lyon 5. CORE CBBEK. Governor: Elias Carr 66, Furches 8, Exum 14. Lieut. Governor: Doughton, 66, Moody 8, Cobb 14. Secretary of Slate: Coke 66, Amis 8, Durham 14. Auditor: Furman 66, Grant 8, Butler 14. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Scarborough 06, Parisho 8, Woody 14. Attorney General: Osborne 66, Purnell 8. Lyon 14. LEE'S FARM. Governor: Carr 44, Fuichcs 92, Exum 22. Lieut. Governor: Doughton 44, Moody 92, Cobb 22. Secretary of State: Coke 44, Amis 92, Durham 22. Auditor: Furman 44, Grant 92, Butler 22. Treasurer: Bain 44, Dockery 92, Worth 22. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Scarborough 44, Parisho 92, Woody 22. Attorney-General: Osborne 44, Purnell 92, Lyon 22. cokbbb's. Governor Carr 11, Furches 72; Exum 12. Lieut. Governor. Doughton 11, Moody 72, Cobb 12. Secretary of State: Coke 9, Amis 72, Durham 18. uditor Furman 9, Grant 72, Butler 18. Treasurer. Bain 9, Dockery 78, Worth 18. Superintendent of Publlo Instruction: Scarborough 10, Parisho 78, Woody 18. Attorney General: Osborne 10; Purnell 72, Lyon 18. , crrr or xiw bebhe, 1st ward. Governor: Carr 147, Furches . Lieut. Governor Doughton 148, Moody 9. :. . Secretary of State: Coke 148, Amis . Auditor: Furman 148, Grant 9. Treasurer: Bain 148, Dockery I." ; Superintendent of Publlo Instruction: Scarborough 148, Parisho 8. ' , v ; A Attorney Gen end: Osborne 148, Pur nell 9. ' i. Ur'. . v-4 v.'i -ivV, "V -; ;V' ' M wabp. . . j :., V . Governor Ellas Carr 187, Furches 87. Lieut.- Governor: Doughton 187, Secretaryof State: Coke 137, Amis 27. Auditor Furman 137, Grant 27. Treasurer Bain 137, Dockery 27. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Scarborough 187, Parisho 27. Attorney General: Osborne 137, Pur nell 27. 3d WABD. Governor Carr 157. Furches 35, Tcm pleton 8. Lieut. Governor Doughton 157, Moody 85, Candler 8. Secretary or State: Coke 157, Amis 35, Long 3. Auditor: Furman 157, Grant 35, Nelson 3. Treasurer: Bain 157, Dockery 35, J. B. Bonner 8. Superintendent of Public Instruction Scarborough 157, Parisho 35, Root 3. Attorney General: Osborne 158, Pur nell ,85. 4th WARD. Governor: Carr 45, Furches 183, Exum 1. Lieut. Governor Doughton 45, Moody 183, Cobb 1. Secretary of State: Coke 43, Amis 183, Durham 1. Auditor Furman 45, Grant 182, But- ler 1. ), Treasurer: Bain 45, Dockery, 183, Worth, 1. Superintendent of Public Instruction: Scarborough, 45, Parisho, 183, Woody, 1. Attorney General: Osborne, 45, Purnell, 183, Lyon. 1. ' 5th Ward HcCartav'b. Governor Carr; 189, Furches, 223. Lieut. Governor: Carr, 139, Furches, 228. Secretary of State: Coke, 139, Ames 228. Auditor Furman, 139, Grant, 223. Treasurer Bain, 189, Dockery, 223. Superintendent ,of Public Instruction: Scarborough, 189, Parisho; 223. Attorney General: Osborne, 139, Pur nell, 223. 5th Ward,8t. Philips. Governor: Carr, 14, Furches, 434. Lieut Governor: Doughton, 14; Moody, 454. Secretary of State: Coke, 14, Amis, 454. Auditor. Furman, 14, Grant, 454. Treasurer Bain, 14, Dockery, 454. Superintendent of Public Instrnction: Scarborough. 14, Woody. 454. Attorney General: Osborne, 14, Pur nell, 454. JASPER. Govenor: Carr 102; ;Furches 159; Exum 49. Lieut. Govener: Doughton 102; Moody 159; Cobb 49. Secretary of State: Coke 102; Amis 159: Durham 49. Auditor: Furman 102; Grant 159; But ler 49. 1 Treasurer: Bain 102; Dockery 159; Worth 49. Supt. of Pub. Instruction: Scar borough 102; Parisho 159; Woody 49. Attorney General: Osborne 102; Parucll 159; Lyon 197. PLEASANT HILL. I Govener: Carr 82: Furches 00. Lieut Govenor Doughton 82; Moody 90. Secretaryof State: Coke 32; Amis 90. Auditor. Furman 82; Grant 90. Treasurer Bain 82; Dockery 90. Supt. of Pub.Jnstuctions. Scarborough 82: Parisho 90. Attorney General: Osborne 82; Parnell 90. COUNTY OFFICERS. Vancebobo. Sheriffi Lane, 255, Wetherington, 215. Register of Deeds: Biddle, 257, Ilahu, 871, Gwaltney, 129. Treasurer; Daniels, 257, Bell, 215. Coroner Primrose, 257, Conner, 215. Surveyor Wilcox, 259, Lovick, 87. Maple Ctprkss. Sheriff: Lane, 29, Wetherington, 44. Register of Deeds: Biddle, 21, IJahn, 60, Gwaltney, 44. Treasurer: Daniels, 20, Bell, 49. Coroner Primrose 241, Conner 50. Surveyor Wilcox 47, Lovick 50. Fulchers. JL-T"" Sheriff: Lsne 152, Wetherington 55. Roelster of Deeds: Biddle 151, Uahn 43, Gwaltney 10. Treasurer Daniels 161, Bell 66. Coroner. Primrose 161, Conner 65, Surveyor: Wlicox 151, Lovick 45. - Fobt Basjtwkll. Sheriff: Lane 94, Wetherington 84. ' Register of Deeds; Biddle 98, Uahn 79. Treasurer Daniels 93, Bell 84. Coroner Primrose 91, Conner 84. Surveyor Wilcox 91, Lovick 84. Dovkb, Sheriff: Lsne 88, Wetherington 60. Beirlster of Deeds: Biddle 66, Habn 44, Gwaltney 8. , Treasurer, Danle'.i 62, Bell 50. Coroner: Primrose 69, Conner 60. Surveyor: Wilcox 62, Lovick 46. Cobb Cbjcbx. Sheriff: Lane 66, Wetherington 80. Resistor of Deeds: Biddle 72. Hahn 7, B Gwaltney 10. , Treasurer Daniels 86, Bell 81. ' Coroner. Primrose 88, Conner 81, 'Surveyors Wilcox 69, Lovick 7. . tv. Lib's Fabk. . I CherlS Lsne 44, Wetherington 114, ? BegUtsr of Dwdst Biddle 44, Hahn M, Gwaltney 18. - ,V , Treasurer; - Daniels 44, Bell 114. - ;;' Coroner Primrose 44, Conner 114. V .Surveyor: Wllco 86, Lovick 88 V .. Cohkxrs. " . .,V'V';i if. g( Wetrieriro-ton 79. Register of Deeds: Biddle 10, Hahn 79, Gwaltney 13. Treasurer: Daniels 10, Bell 80. Coroner: Primrose 10, Conner 81. Surveyor: Wilcox 10, Lovick 08. camp palmer. Treasurer : Daniels 30, Bell 02. Coroner: Primrose 30, Conner 02. Surveyor : Wilcox 30, Lovick 02. pleasant hill. Sheriff: Lane 81, Wetherington 89. Reg. of TJeeds : Biddle 81, Hahn 89. Treasurer: Daniels 32, Bell 88. Coroner: Primrose 31, Conner 89. Surveyor: Wilcox 31, Lovick 89. JASPER. Sheriff: Lane 107, Wetherington 194. Reg. of .Deeds : Biddle 103, Hahn 157, Gwaltnc? 46. Treasurer: Daniels 102, Bell 198. Coroner: Primrose 103, Conner 199. Surveyor : Wilcox 144, Lovick 159. CITY OF NEW BERNE. 1st ward. Sheriff: Lane 145; Wetherington 12, Register of Deeds: Biddle 143, Hahn 9. Treasurer : Tlios. Daniels 147, Bell 9. Coroner; Primrose 147, Conner 9. Surveyor : Wilcox 139, Lovick 2. 2d ward. Sheriff: Lane 188, Wetherington 22. Register of Deeds: Biddle 139, Halm 22. Treasurer : Daniels 139, Bell 22. Coroner: Primrose 139, Conner 22. Surveyor: Wleox 139, Lovick 22. 3d ward. Sheriff: Lane 157, Wetherington 31. Register of Deeds: Biddle 158, Hahn 31. Treasurer : Daniels 100, Bell 28. Coroner: Primrose 139, Conner 29. Surveyor : Wilcox 158, Lovick 31. 4tii ward. Sheriff: Lane 47, Wetherington 183. Register of Deeds : Riddle 46, Hahn 180. Treasurer: Daniels 47, Bell 185. Coroner: Primrose 47, Conner 185. Surveyor: Wilcox 47, Lovick 185. 5tii ward m'cartht's. Sheriff: Lane 139, Wetherington 223. Register of Deeds : Biddle 138, Hahn 222. Treasurer; Daniels 141, Bell 225. Coroner: Primrose 141, Conner 223. Surveyor: Wilcox 140. Lovick 225. 5tii ward st. pnii.i.ips. Sheriff: Lane 12, Wetherington 450. Reg. of Deeds: Biddlo 12, Hahn 419. Treasurer: Daniels 12, Bell 450. Coroner : PrimroBC 12, Conner 450. Surveyor: Wilcox 12, Lovick 450. Church Services. Centenary M. E. Church: Rev 11. A. Willis, pastor. Services at 11 a. ni., conducted by the pastor. Church closed at night in consequence of union meeting at the Baptist church. Prayer meeting at 9:15 a. m. Sunday school t 3 p. m., K. Willis, Sup't. Prayer meeting on Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock. The public cordially invited to all these services. Christ Church Rev. T. M. N. George, rector. 22d Sunday after Trinity. Early communion 7.30 a.tn. Services 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday-school at 4.30 p. m. Mr. Silas McBee will deliver an ad dress on the University at Scwance in the morning. At 8 p.m. he will deliver an address to young men on the work of the Brotherhood of St. Andrews, and at 7.30 will give an account of the recent general convention. The public are cordially in vited. Attentive UBhers. Church of Christ D. II. 1'etree, pas tor. Young men s prayer service 9 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. Sunday-school at 3 p.m. Congregation of this church will attend the union prayer service at the Baptist church at night. Catholic Church Rev. Mathias Hau, rector. Sermon and high mass at It a.m Benediction with blessed sacrament at 4 p.m. Christian doctrine, Monday and Thursday at 4 p.m. Presbyterian Chuich C G. Vardell, pastor. Morning service 11 a.m. Sun day-school 8.80 p.m. Tho evening ser vice will be omitted on account of the union service at the Bap tist Church. Y. M. C. A. 5 p. m. Leader Mr. A. L Butt of Chartottc. Topic: "The First Cliristain Missionaries. " (7.30 p. m. Beginning of week of prayer. Union meeting at Baptist church. Scr by Rev. Rufus Ford. The work of the International Committce.will be present ed by Rev. C. G. Vardell. after which e collection will be taken for the commit tee. Sunday Service at Hancock Street Methodist Church. Sunrise prayer meeting 6:80 o'clock. Preaching 11 a. m. by pastor, Rev. Jno, F. Butt. Sunday School at 8 p. m. Sunday School at Mt. Calvary Temple at 9 a. m. Mass meeting at 4:80 p. m. to last B-4 an Dour, everybody invited. Another itove contributed bv a verv benevolent gentleman. Dr. Slover, and the nrst by frot . Adams. Such acta o kindness God will reward. The Cleveland and Carr Club, will meet at the wigwam Monday night at 7.80 o'clock sharp. A full attendance desired. Business of importance. By order of the president, A. H. Powell Sec., Washing and Pamlico Mail. Owing to change in schedule Washing ton snd Pamlico-mail leaves Newborn at 8 a.m. Mall closes at 8 p. m. Please mail early. t ' Wm. E. Clark, P. M. V?-';; ? ghepards Barter SI.'. It Low tariff tickets, 10 shaves and on nair cut tor one ii.uu at '-,' . - v Prof. W. K Sheppbd's, f. , Hotel Albert Barber Shop. "FOR HE IS A DEMOCRAT." air: "wearinq of the orffn." To every teeming city, to town and vil- lage sent; To every shop and mine and farm the thrilling message went: ''We've got our old commander back he'll lend us once again!" We have won in the glorious fray, now shout aloud like men, Cho Now shout aloud like men, my boys, Now shout aloud like men; We have won in the glorious fray, now shout aloud like men; We've got our old commander back he'll lead us once again! Be up an 1 ready for the fray, and quit you there like men. He stands for nil that's dearest for which our fathers fought; For people's right to rule the land, for votes that can't be bought; lie stands for lower taxes, for gold and silver, too. For equal rights and laws for all for everything that's true; C!w For everything that's true, my boys, for everything that's true, For equal rights and laws for all, for everything that's true. He's for the civil service, and not for sham pretence; lie's for Ihe common people, and he's full of common sense; He's brave and level-headed, and it's his unchanging plan, Whatever be may think is right, to say it like a man; Clio To say it like a man, my boys, to say it like a man, Whatever he may think is right, to say it like a man. Our party knows no sections North, South or East or West; The bloody shirt and bayonet we heartily detest; We're dead against the Force Bill, but we're for the church and school, And everywhere and all the time we ad vocate home rule; Cho And advocate home rule, my boys, and advocate home rule, And everywhere and all the time we ail voeate home rule. We do not wish to regulate our neigh bor's hours or drinks. Nor do we want to interfere with what our neighbor thinks; Tho Constitution and the laws decide our every doubt. And we're always good and ready to turn the rascals out; Clio To turn the rascals out, my boy, to turn the rascals out. Then raise for G rover Cleveland a mighty, deafening cheer ! We'll hind him in the White House safe 4th of March next No I'inkerton detectives thi n to run our shops and mills; No billion-dollar Congresses w ith him to veto bills, Ce-VVith him to vi to bills, my b ivs. w ilh him to veto bills. No billion-dollar Coneresses with him to veto bills. Then, shout aloud good Democrats! Just view their broken ranks! Iney lireak, they llv, the day is ours, tliey re routed Iron! and Hank Monopoly is on the run, protection don't protect, We will have no seventy-six; this election shall elect. Cho Election shall elect, mv boys, elec tion shall elect; We will have no seventy six; this election shall elect. And when nir sturdy captain comes to his own again, He'll need a very different chair from that of little Hen; We'll hunt him up the very one in which Old Hickory sat And he'll till it like a statesman, for he is a Democrat. Cho He is a Democrat, my boys, ho is a Democrat; And he'll fill it like a statesman, for he is a Democrat. We'll hunt him up the very chair in which Old Hii korv sat And he'll fill it like a statesman, for hc is a Democrat! How bravely Autumn paints upon thr sky The gorgeous fame of Summer which is (led I Hood. In the words of the Poet Sum mer has tied aod with it the Straw Hat, likewise tho Summer gait. Now we know you need a fall Hat and also a fall Suit. Why not try as. We have a line of samples if yon are bard to nt. jmow is the time to chancre your gammer Underwear, we have a well select ed stock of Winter ones. Do not bay nntil joa have tried as. Bring yonr money along and see how ell you can do At HOWARD'S. Died. At the residence of J. T. Lincoln, this city, Saturday morning Nov. 12th at 5 o clock, Mrs. Clially fowler, relict of the late Lewis Fowler, in the 70th year other ec. She was a consistent member ol the Church of Christ, in Pamlico county. She leaves a son and daughter to their loss. Latest Returns. While the returns show an overwhelm ing majority for the Wemocratic ticket, which ticket has thaned the Republican majority and cut their electoral rote to the size ot a naxr. the only itclut which ought now to be used tn company with the irreat Democratic victory la the one which entitles the holdor to ten ihava and one tut of the Aair for 1.00 at the Oaslon House Barber Shop. TUTT'S'PILL'SIcure Constipation and 1'iles. J. H. BENTON, M.D., D.D.8 Praetlea llmltad la Opwattva b4 li. etaaolMtl DMllatry and Denial Huigry TMth sxtraetas without nala bv Ida h of Ultra Ozioe uaa. . . Tryttiin in in una or iMnnatr eons B t (imtiyl. HutifcfaAtlon (narmnuwd. 0..et orfir of )tiil i Htrtwt and ITeaaral POVDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of Highest of all tartar baking powder, n leavening strength. Latest United States Government Food Rei-okt. Royal Rakish Powder, Co.. 106 WsU St.. N. Y. PUBLI0 SALE OF A aluabla SAW MILL AND FIXTURES. The fine Saw Mill and Fixtures former ly owned by William H. Jacobs, situated in Adams Creek, North Carolina, will be sold at Public Sale to the highest bidder. w ithout reserve, in front of the Court House, at New Heme, N. C, on Wednesday, Nov. 30, 1892, at TWO o'clock, p.m. The mill consists of a 75-liorse power George Page & Sons Kngine, lioilers, l'elts, Pulleys, Tracks, ami all the equipments of a first-claae Saw Mill. " . $1,000 cash, and the balance in one and two years, with good security, bearing 8 per cent interest. Any one whe wants a good mill come anil purchase a bargain. VAlttllAN S. COLLINS. nil td Executor. How are your B earings? Hot? Save Time and Expense by using MAGNOLIA METAL, The ONLY RF.LIARLE METAL on the Market. Oi$osway & Churchill, One door below City Hall. Fall Announcement. :j We have decided, in consider ation of the short crops and extreme scarcity of cash, to reduce our Very Large and At tractive Stock of MERCHANDISE Within the In tho beginning of this Great Slaughter cf Prices, pleaso remember it is for the purpose of getting the cash, and under no circumstances can we chaigo these goods at the reduc tion prices : Dress Goods marked down from r5c. and 11.00, selling for 60c Diagonal and Brockatell Dress Goods, 10c. if Worsted 8c. Dress Flannel 15c Colored Table Linen 25c, worth 40c. Laundried Shirts made of New York Mills Muslin 2200 linen at 75c, unlaundried 50c. Undershirts 19c each. Ked Flannel Undershirts 40c. Ladies' Vests 25c. N. C- Plaids 4c. Heavy 4-4 Brown Domestics 5c Novelties in Dress Goods and Trimmings. Kerr's Machine Thread, 3c. per spool. Hand Cotton ljc. per spool. OUR Llillinery Dcparlmt:! is very attractive. We are sell ing the best Ladies' Walking Hat in the city for 85c., worta $1.25. tie sure you come to seerus, JJJ Respectfully, ( H. B. Duffy. BOV8 lBtp i ,J, Fresh St::k cf Lownej's Fine Chooclataand BoeJTont, Stephen Whitman & Son'i Fine Vhlla delphia Made Candies, Fruitage tc., etc., received weekly by JO 1m K I Next 60 Days. v:V