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J 1 " . : '..I Jw .'. L i. p'-Uilat.l Daily . .i. ':-. i :jr i ta aty eoBSoruiar. 1 i MU!IJHI J l.MW) v.ry . Clr -a? at It Mr a .,o . 1 tor traaakeot MtMUM I i a ouikeotod, ron.Uy at til. 'ij frra asonta. w - 1 .awnuoaiaMWISIM OreaaV i nr.,... interest en .oil el 14. He soav nr wiuikaluUi M aria ulkoi. ArU iwnniiriliu aotsM meats sala f. mater head e Mim UMliullMmltmliwUHk( let , t a writ) atM aaea nlnwil UnHIH 8pikl rdM rr sxteaSed Uaaa. any sore I II mUMit MMJW mim sessasaatseltrs. a asm i te Mtfear 7 apptiean ae ..4 eftivmaf areta M1M.- - MULES AuOPfKD BT THE FORTH OA ... km a or not lu taea ave (eeata aer ' ne wtll as rced Socerds lor Uuu ainssUHoaaar iassaead oetta nry nootry -' nleo(f eattaar r notions otatr ihu those - " , itse.uediiraiBwrsaaUctveaeaiet ' awe. - r-' ' JloUeea sSsaarea. ud society ud all other NWaluHiM Area ranra leveae la ta he torlvoa wUlk started fcrit tu rata ! 'vtWMkllltMi , :j Li vrHE JOURNAL. a. utru, Tl aUtoSSe-i . AlOMat. prMtrWttlM O0t l JTm Bent, JT. (, eseHuWd. matter. ,.; 17sokel4n-tbe-slot machine have been placed in tbe same claas m lotteries by a grand jury at Wino- a, Minn. . II U recorded of Mr. George. W. Child, the recently deceased phi! . Mthroplat, that he neither tmoked 'drank, nor avore, yet he aaaamed , bo moral superiority on aoooant of hil exemplary habits. The trne way of helping the un employed la discussed ie the Forum. It contends that temporary em ". ' ployment on a Ur;e scale freely j advertised Is not a means of pre renting, bat, on the contrary, creates, distress and vagrancy and begging in the locality where it is given. Tbe present deplorable con ;' dition of Chicago is plainly due to y - the fact that $30,000,000 have been spent there in temporary work dn- . ring the past three years. Not only the industrious and bona fide ,w k I searchers for regular work were drawn to Chioago in tbe expect tioa of well-paid employment, but all tbe almlesi wanderers who ' think they can "better themsel ..' res' by any change assembled ' there. The migration of tbe latter class was sufficiently marked to , affect New York City, which was - remarkably free from them during the winter of 1892. The sole per ', t- , ' dependence of tbe great mass of the 4 1 polling, striving man and women . who carry on this weary task with out comment or complaint is reg ular work, and if, by tbe attempt to supply the comparatively few , who have contemporarily lost this ' resooroe, there is any interference with trade or the regular . market, . which reaots unfavorably npon the j producers, a greater mischief has been done than any amount of re rT -r !l lief work or charitable effort can repair or atone for. THI APPROACHING CAMPAIGN. It is well for tbe papers to dis cuss the question as to the issues of the approaching campaign., and the- best. means of securing the continuation of Demo- eratie rule, ai is now being ably v . done In some quarter of the 1 State.1 " A. Democrat must regard ques tions of home rule of paramount Importance. Tbe party has again emphasized its demand for local self government. Bat a discussion of national pol- " . itice cannot be avoided. Indeed we h r 1 dd not consider the avoidance as at all desirable. Democracy is founded on prin ciple dear to the people,' nd " ; while the state is the guardian of . ' life, liberty and property, the great , t .'questions that exoite the popular " mind relate to national affairs, ' and itjmust be distinctly understood ; that tha Democratic party has in ao respect receded from the posi- tiona it neldinl892. There is no reason . why pemo .'3 eratg should pretermit the express--, om of opinions on national: issue that areinseperately linked to the u . Democracy-measures that are the , ' very essence ot Democracy, ; It is not to be expected I that J t, every act of the present Adminis . tratioa will be approved. . There is ne man, whatever . max be his excellencies, whose . every - act if Approved either by himself or his fellow men. Tet the good are loved and re ejected because they are rooied and grounded la Bound principles si. l tu IdS jf dco of iltsr !.v i on tie siJe of Tirtue a'ld rtKt, God asd tbtir brother bi. There need be no fear of a d: OQsaioa of Democracy before tbe people of North Carolina. They will approve tbe good au4 condemn the bad, and when tbe party Is weighed in the ballance the eod wtli preponderate and the be Democracy he victorious. ONE OF THE BRAVEST! Tk Ita4 af k Vom Soidbir f . -v j tJM Uloa Aray. . v la issi, whoa Oea. Ornt wu eloaloir la -vpoa Pclenbnrr, Oea Lee deUrmlaed to brekk hla line and drive him btck, it povibla Order were givea (or attack jnt before dawa pa the Jnomlnf of tbe lta. Gea. good's Boath Carolina 0rigad wataa algaed to the right of the attacking force- -Hla men cer UU in getting Into line. Dajlighihad already come, and Oea Bago-jd aaw that tha anion troops bad man -ad their la tranc omenta, and had his eot.: mand ia fail view, lie ordered hla men to ' adranoa. Thej were eeaaoned troopa, and, though met by a terrible Are of artillery and rifle, they did not falter. . When they got within twenty feet of the line of the intrenchment they found a deep and wide -ditch before them, and laTolantarily cam to a halt They delivered their hopeless Are and stood still. Jnst then was witaeaaed what JndgeT. J.Mackey, whodeacribet the affair, call "tha bravest deed of the war." j At that deadly Juncture a mounted offioer emerged from tha nelly port of an earthwork nearly oppoalte the mid dle of the brigade. He galloped to tha color-bearer of a South Carolina regi. meat and extending bis hand demand ed the aurrender of the colon. Judg Mackey, who waa then a captain of en gineer in tha confederate army, de- aenbes him a about thirty year old, tail ana handsome. i The flag waa peculiarly dear to the regiment, ana bad been born aloft with honor on many a battlefield) but now the color-bearer seemed to be dazed- paralysed, perhaps, by the sublime ef frontery of the demand of the alngle none man. At all event, he surren dered the colors. Stranger still, the thousand armed men behind him seemed also to hare lost their wita. Not ao Gen. Eairood. He was on foot, hia horse having been snot under him, and was perhaps seven ty-iiv yards away; bat he came for ward on the run to intercept the union officer, who waa riding slowly along the (root or tbe regiment, but edging a little toward his own lines. Gen. Hagood eeized the horse by the oriole, leveled a revolver at the officer's breast and shouted: "Give me that flag, sir!" "Who are you?" asked the horseman. "1 command this brigade. I admire your bravery. Give me the flag and you shall return unmolested to your linea" "General," said the union soldier, "you had better surrender to me your-i self. Look behind youl" The general looked and saw that a large force had sallied out of the in trenchments and waa cutting him off, but he only saldf "Once more, air, will you give up that flagr "Neverl" waa the man's reply. At the word Gen. Hagood fired and the man fell, shot through the breast The general wrested the flag from his grasp, mounted the horse, rejoined his brigade and ordered retreat The capture of the flag was discussed around many a campfire. How could the color bearer have given it up? And how brave was the unknown union "eiv mx that rue, sib." soldier who, as everyone thonpht, had saensoea His life rather than surren der his prize! But the brave man was liot killed. miteen years afterward he wrote to Ben. Hagood, then Gov. Hagood, re calling the Incident and altrninar him elf James Bailey, late captain Fourth iowa volunteer infantry. The srov- ernor, aa may well be believed, was re joiced to know that he had not killed o gallant an enemy. Of Mr. Bailey's act ce wrote: "It waa the bravest act I have ever known. Nor was it an act of mere in considerate rashness, for, in my delib erate judgment, Had 1 not Interfered as I did, my entire brigade of veterans might -have surrendered to his single arm." Pittsburgh Dispatch. ' ' . ITS HIGH 1MB something waa dons, if your blood is impure. You can't mistake the symptoms. Blotches and pimples, or a fesling of languor and dspree sion, are soma of them. If you "let b go," you're an easy prey to all sorts of serious ailments. How, the best blood-ptuifler u the world is Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Take that, and I -fsJ n win certainly rid you of every a blood-Sain and disorder. It star& every organ Into nealtblul action, assists all tbe koduy funeUone, and cleanses, builds up, and invigorates tha whole system. O. at D. far surpasses nasty Cod Liver Oil and all its filthy compounds as a fiesb- Doiider ana svangUHesmrer. For averr disease caused bv a torpid Over or impure blood, Dyspepsia, M Liver Connlaint. the most stubborn Skin, Scalp, or Hcrofukms affections even Consumption, or Lung-sorofula, in Its earlier emges It's tne oniy remaay ao mam affective that it can be guaranUtd. If it doesnl benefit or curs, you have rout fcajfanythinf else' ie'JusS as good" tot Joesppuyl .; .T TlroncB. Certificate No. 76 of the Capital stock of the A. & N. O. E. R hav ing been lost, application will be made for a duplicate thereof.- Ju lia E. Outlaw, Admr, B- X. Out law, deo :i- f201n 6IECUL JIE.TIMj. UfUe&t( k!iuluis of Us iitm BeTae Bslldisg as Loss AsseclaUoa. - The Board of Directors of the hew Berne BuildiDg and Loan Association at a retilar meet ting held on the 6ih. day of March, 183 1 ordered that a epeci al meeting ot ;he stockholders or the Baid Association be held at the Y. M. a A. Hall on Tues day, night at 8 o'clock, of April the 10th., 1691 tor the purpose of considering the amendments of the articles of incorporation and of the constitution and by laws which propose to strike out any limit of the number of shares of stock that may be owned by any one person in any series, and to change the entrance fee of ten cents and make it twenty-five cents and to have a transfer fee of twenty -five cents for each share of stock that may at -any time be transferred on the books of the association, and for such other 'and further business as may be. brought before the meet ing. . .:., ... It is further ordered that all the shares of stock in series number one of the said associa tion be and th same is declared of the full and par value of one nunarea aoiiars per share on the tenth day of April 1894. and that all persons haviog stock in the said first series are most earnest ly requested to attend this speci al meeting and have with them their certificates of stock at which time all pcrsons.who pre sent themselves with their stock will receive the full amount due them. All persons who have borrowed on their stock will be present at this meeting and re ceive their papers marked paid and satisfied. iiy order of the Board of Di rectors. J. R. B. Cabrawat, Secty. and Treas. mS30d Spring Business ON TllE BASIS OF THE NEW WILSON TARIFF. o o Now oil sale, onr now lines of High Novelty Suitings, Colored Dress (roods, Black Dress Goods, ! fancy Dress Silk, Velvets, White Goods, Laces, Embroideries and printed nnd Dyed Cotton Dress Fabrics, iu assortments larger than ever. Selling Dry Moods, by mail is a special feature of our business. Our mail orders are filled by train ed people who do nothing else. Samples Cheerfully Sent. OUR FREE DELIVERY. Cash with order ot W-00aud over we deliver goods free (except furn iture and crockery) to nearest Ex press office or Railroad station. W. H. & R. S. TUCKER, & CO. 123 and 125 Fayctteville Street, Raleigh, N. C. LEGAL NOTICES. Notice of Incorporation, State or Noeth Oauolisca I Jones oounty , J In office or tbe Clerk of the Superior conrt. Moitoe le bertrnj given that 1 nave Incor porated a oompany, tbe articles ofeald In onr pomtlon together with tbe letters ipateot, having been tiled and dulr recorded la my office, the lube nce of same being as follows: The subscribers to said article are d. a, hlting, Lewie Bynnni andt! B iKoy. The name of said oorpoiatlon "Tbe Maysville Land Company " The principal piaes of business Mavavllle V. O. Tbe buslneea or said eo poratlon oelng purobaslng, holding, selling, leasing, renting and developing lands or all klmls, and parsonal property at hfatsvllle, N. 0.. or elsewhere in North Oar. oilna; bulldlns nouses, hotels, manntaotnr Ihk plants and water works for nee. rant m sale. Laying oat conslraei'nr and cultlnc roads. street', dlttehes and esnaisover turoneh ani serosa my Its property, to buy and sell all kinds of property upon cnramiaeion or for profit, ta advanca,los& and borrow money on real and personal property: to clva and tasa mort gagee and generally 10 do any and all things ueoeaaary aid txirenieni to carry out tbe purposes abnve se. f.ntn. Tbe dnra'.lon of said oorporatlon to be thirty years: tha amount of the ctpltal sunk of said corpor ation to be JI5.MX) dollar with privilege to increase saaie to sou wkp, or v reduce same to au amom.t rot lea man 18 Out), said capi tal stoat to bedivldad I :tosuare of taueach Properly may be bought and sold by said CO- porat on. for Hud with linstock. The oor poratlon to taw piwortolsaie bbnds with or wHbont c upobs and with authority to secure Us slock, t h uor porat rs and stook bolders uot iu be lirulvH ailv liable for debtsetc. or corpiny. (irnwisto be Free! dent. Becrvtai.r Hii.t Tisaier, and suob other omcerd mi I'rrc .-.re rniiy creaiei Dated at n. urn - tn frentoaj this the 8rd amy ui sin o i-mfi. jab. r :i ; ta, t). B. o. jvones county. Aptlltatioi for teital! To the articles of Incorporation of tbe Xsew Berne Building und Loan Association. Notice is hereby r.ven tbAt on Monday the 9th. day of April, 1894 at the bonr of 12 o'clook, n(r, 1 will apply to the Clerk ot the Su perior Court of Craven Connty at bis office in tbe city of New ' Berne to amend the articles of Id en;-. 4 na tion of the New Bert. i;n ,m and Loan Association so tb-M there will be no limit in the number of shares that any person may own in any one series ot stock and tbat the entrance fee may be changed from ten cents to twenty-flva cents for each share of stock. ; -. By order of the Board of JMreo tors. ; - : v f. fl. pELLETIER, ' . .' At. t . If- v Ke.o B..& L. Assn'. Marci 8, 18S4. .ify ;... 80d tost rocl:. Havintr lost i sharM ot (took; T Iftim ber 1304J In the A. & N. O. -Railroad notioa ia haiaby 'given- that application will be mada for a duplicate thereof.;: t m2080d ?r : : Y. fl. Cook.. I EATS OS BAKU . A LAEGE LINE OF. ' MEN'S AND HOIS ovEnooATS. v ; ALSO A GOOD LINE OF BOYS' SUITS, WHICH I WILL ' bell AT. - YN.Y. COST. - Cometarly'aad get your choke.: v As j. sum.. 'Na7aGddle8t. . . . Penniylvanii's LEADING NEWSPAPER la all the attributes that anffloe to make a flrst-eUss family Journal, - The Philadephia RECORD Spares no trouble or expense to csthar and present to its readers all tbe news of the Old sad New World. Its several Departments, each nniW th management of a competent Kdltor, treat rally matters pertaining to The Household, Tha Farm. Woman's World, Science, Art, Literature, Finance, The Seal Estate World. PresentioR day. a complete magastne erery SUBSCRIPTION BATES i Dailr, rtae year. SS.Dj 1 Daily and Sunday, one year, 4.00 ADDRESS The Record Publishing i 917-919 Chkstnut Stbrbt Philadelphia. f Good Hard Brick. We are prepared to till all orders op to 100 thousand per week. W. P. BUREUS. INJECTION 1 1 S" !. Km Palm, rrevewia Strirtar I-re Hyrlnge. A 1 14 Day Cure for Qomh1m:4 Uuucr, Lkuoukrhiea, Bpickmatorbhou. ind il) Unhealthy Sexual UlKbarsea tm A Sore Preventive ef aU Venereal Dleesm At DrosglsU, cr eent to any address for sl.OS, fnlretlM Malydor la "THK BEST "of all lmllar remedies, ta. HEHSTStMT, aiasaON. au MalyJar Mlfc. Oew IjaeaaSag. Pale. aj. . HORSES! 8$0emM I PA UK W ly rjn i A;JD DTE0NO ACTIVB T0UHO IIULES No.iathe time to; Buy -while I have a large stock to select from WiSfJMl W:?ftrOber " CASn -or Ne-otiablo Paper.1 - ':' iTi -u 7o2accJ, Ccith Ercst St Ourcsito rC;.;tn r k ii i- Have tTxajst Three Gar OF- Fine" Horses Mu les Adapted suitaable for all purposes Eoad use. Banging from 4 to 7 harness. The finest lot of DRIVING HORSES ever brought to this market. Alsj full and complete line of BUGGIES. HARNESS. ROBtiS, BLANKETS. WHIPS. Etc- Etc., Exclusive Agents for the ELLIS BUGGY tbe best on the market. NEAT and STYLISH LIVERY at MODERATE RATES. We are constantly receiving and wil', in the future, hold AUCTION SALE Every Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Stock only sold for CASH to the highest bidder. GPCall and examine onr stock, it costs notning. Blue Front Stable?, Middle Street, New Berne, N. U. Tha Best Shoes for tt-W IV. 3' SO, k S3. 7t ute ACaeoney.- WW f" , ITOi th" Ha W u r jr v -as. - cl" F-ii'" ' a ;THLS IS THE lCTlaaa DE ALE RS who push the sale of W. L. Douglas Shoes gain customersi which helps to increase the sales on their fuU line of goods. - They aa afford to sell at a lees profit, and we believe yon can saw money oy buying all yoOT footwear orthe dealer advertised below. Catalogue free npon application. For Sale ly J. J. BiXTR, lAgt. UeWuiBerne 1C a HORSES ! Pi.yirig&; WoVkHbroe iFROPITMlivWEST.' Reoeivea Loads fioad, Farm, Draft and Tram- years old and thoroughly broke to Etc. consignments of Dorses and Mules, L. DOUGLAS SHOES? SqiwaMeas,Botloa WstarpreoT. Best Shoe soM at the price. 84 and S3.B0 Dress 8ho. iMusJ cusion work, cosiiag Imm $6 to $S. 60 Police Shoe, 3 Soles. lJcsl Waikinc Shoe ever mada, . $2.60, and 82 Shoes, Uoeqoalled at the price. " Boys 82 4V 81.76 School Shoe a, . .,. Are the Vest for Service. - LADIES' . 3, $2.60 $2, $1.75 Best Dongola, Stylish, Perfect j1 1 tun Kan a Mrnawiawn tka world. All Stvlaa. Inalst upon having W. I ;iae Booes. amhw prlee stamped ea bottom, iirocktoa HORSES! G JUST BEOEIVEfl ritCr'H:- 10 ' AI ' 1? G. C BalCEV, SURGEON DENTJSr. OfBoa, attddle etret. oppsiu K -t skaroa, . aaoMartf NRitBEKN. S. u DH. J,D. CLAES, - - DEXT1ST, !! iSRSB, K. c. OflSaa ao Oravaa atreH, betvsea Pollock ad Broad. - ' - - J H. BENTON, MD.D.D.S. r--lc. limited u ' J:r"Y ata:i'al Ifentleu-y '."I.. r-i an lulai faigery 'ri' vl rr"" r - '-J Tlq ellraeted - f C,' ' ,v rllbuul win by tie tra ol Muo oxide KverylMnf la the lino of Uentletry doaa ta tas neat siyla. xall.faetlon luarantevd. OOkeo, aorn.rof Hlddle tir-aiaad Mtem aUoy,aasoaluBaatleaita . P. H. PELLETIER, ATTOttKEY AT I.A T . Middle itrott, First room above Farm. - erl & Merchant's Bank. Wilt arae ties In tha Cons tie of Orsven artarot, Jones. Onslow and Pans I too. Caltad atatea Conrt at New Boras, m laeraasaOaaxtoltaoBtaia- ; ' WM.fi CLAKEJG, . , ATT0ENEY AT LAWr " AND - :; . Real Estate1 Agent; .. !Tw Bn,e, N. C. c - . Connection. New Y rk , Boaton and Cnnada. Timber lands- -Farm lands, . Truck lands. , Town loip. Do yon want to bay f WKITB. WRITE.: Do yon want to sell I SPECIAL. 1500 Orea. Trent lload A miles nrnltv - Timber and truck l-.ud J. AN ATTRACTIVE ME ST. INVEST- Tbe atlfotlon of Iuv-trlnar nnb- lie tn sailed to ibe paid-up stock of ' tbe Commerotal BniidiUK and Loan AsMocUtion, which is sold at tlOO per 'bare. Iovetors in this stock will be paid 8 twr cent, wt annom payable semt.anoailly, and may withdraw same Ht an. 'time1 .after one jear by givtnc ihirtv dava' notice. For mil iMilicolars and prospfctut oill i n 01 ldreea Commercial Buildihq ahd Loam Association, 803 t-at Main -8, . ' s- , 126100 . Uiihinond, Va. LADIES JX IOtJ KNOW ; DH. FEUX It BRUM'S STEEL PD PEMNYE0Y8L PILLS sre the original and only tKriNCH. safeand ra liable cn re on the market, frioe SLCDi seat bi mail. Uanuuie sold only by . . , ' F. S. DUFFY. Druggist and Sole Agent.: Wantedi! Names! -: . FOR 7 , 100,000 Subscribers TO THE . - WEEKLY REGISTER. - Published at "Wheeling, "W. Vir ginia. ; - : . - The Parmer's Friend. ; A Home Companion, y The Best StoryTaper.. Has already the largest Circnla-" tionof any Newspaper in the two- -Virginias, Eastern Ohio, or Wast- f .1 !- ' . " .. cm Jtcuaviyunia. The Great .Twelve - Page Weekly. Its woman's and Children's col umns are of nnasnal domestie in terest. Its Social Features cost; more money than is paid by ant -TEN other papers in the same ter- ritory.,,::' tat-J f-ei Its news columns cover ' flie world. Bill Nye writes for it; Dr." Talmage preaches for itr Wallaoe P. Reed and MnA Richard Malcom . Johnston, Ella vvueeier wncox, Julian Haw thorne, K. R. Wilson. Rider Hatr. gard, Olive Harper, Nym Crinkle, and the best litera-y genius of the world contribute to its columns It is a magazinel And everv is- sue an educator. . - Only SI 00 a -vear! Atreuts wantedin every localitv. Monov for agents in working for it. Send for sample copies. Send six names giving the addresses of vonrself and five neighbors who want free copies. Write for agents terms. Clubs of six for five dollars. Address, The Register, Wheeling, W. Va. FT-" " i Tn B. O. 1' m, ""'t'SJi RVK A- no for ,it ; OS, h nV "i 3 JO
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