Vol. 1. NEWBEBN, ' K. C. THUBSDAY MOBXIXft, MAY 20, 18751 Nnmber 112.
The Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Tim Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
8, K. of P.,'. meets to- j church of this State assembled in Christ Church
I in this city yesterday morning ot H o clock, a
LOCAL AND STATE SQUIBS.
Athenia Lodge, No.
night at 8 o'clock.
A fresh supply of 13 un
at Watkms .
Hon. M. W. Hansom
i 1 . 1 .a i n t- 1 tal- .i r
.A, iut vert, ivrd larSe "Uiuuer ui ucng.uia uwxuA wviu
eh Bcaub jubt itcencd . services, and a sermon by Ilev.
J ' Smith, tho-CoBvention was cAlled to order
'h health vdll prevent bv IU. Ilev. Thos. Atkinson, ..Bishop of the
Cbkrlotte.
Thfl best assortment of
city at F. M. Agostine's
his attending the Mecklenburg Centennial at;.Diocese. . B ;
On nn n ll,ev. JJr. WatSOU. Ot 11U11U2-
tlnJton; the Convention proceeded to the election
Usbimeic8,m tbe , q. d jev ,vDr; swedes, Hector
s - ' ' ftf iATarv'a. Kr'linnl. R:llei'b. V;iS imaili-
lki rif ,!'i'ninvauce!mmis.1r rteriprl to that position. Rev. Mr.
has we learn, been organized in this city. jLaruiour, of Goldsborp, was elected Secretary.
. , T' ! n.- --i,.,ii Bishop Atkinson then announced that, un- j
Fancy Silk and LccTieat iVauctd i less the timo should be preoccupied by other)
price. .usumiovai - vv-Vjw- iuiatter, the Annual Addresses oi tue JJisnops
- Travel on the X. C. Bail Road is not such a of the Diocese would be read. -. '
bore as it was some time ago. The speed bits ; On motion ofll. E. Bryan," E, Lay Dele
been increased to twenty miles per hour, in-! gate from Newbcrn, the hour of adjournment
cludiucr stoppage. ! of the morning sessions of the Convention was
, , , .' 1 1 ! fixed at 2 o'clock P. M. ;
The latest styles in Dress Goods, Lawns 1 Qu uiotiou of H0n..W; "II. Battle, Lay Dele
Percales at F. M. Agostinc s. gate ironi Balcigh, the Convention then ad-
We call attention to ' tbcj advertisement of journcd to meet at 10 ciclock this moriiiug.
ran Lumber Co.. on 2nd paae, in which yal-J -
,1 .1.1 nrnwrlv 5s offered for sale. . r -Religion Urcmnifs.
14 jmu M j . t
Resolutions.
Atheu's I Lodge, No. 26, L O. G. T., at their
regular meeting in Lowtbrop Hall, Kewbern, X
N..C., May 18th 1875. ; jl - i - ? ,
Wheeeas, Several articles have appeared in
tue italeign uauy ruews in renerenco-io en d.
Broughton, Grand Worthy Chief Templar and
Miss Isabella Armstrong, which we deeply
rcrrfr MiprpfnrA no 1C i. i
Recolved, That we denounce the said articles
and assure Miss Armstrong and N. B. Brough
ton that we fully believe tbat they have in all
their actions had the good of our order and
the advancement of temperance in view. ' and
Vo do further assure Miss Armstrong that her
truthful 'statement is a sufficient explanation
for any 5ood Templar and "we extend to her
our highest regard and test wishes for ber
success in all her undertakings. I
'Resolved, That a copy of. these resolutions
be sent Miss Armstrong and N B. Broughton
and published in our city papers and a copy
turnished the spirit 01 tne Age. ; . -
T L -: , ,3 A. II nc.cj.ivlmaiit rtt I lin t t . .. -. . " i
uust wnu, xuii Moviuuvu, v Episcopal Convention yestcrcwv.were very im-
Ladies cr Gents' fiuc Shos at 1' . M. Agostiue 4,,-,;,-:,' anti intcrefitin. ': TWs$rvices began!
t u . , . , . ,
cooking i by the entrance ot twenly ; surplieea priests, ;
at B. L. Hvrho proceeded up the centre Isle of the church
to the chancel, lonoweu oy uie iisuup uuu
Just arrived. a great
Stoves, -which
Churchill's.
will be"
variety of
old cheap
Died, : A : -A ? !'i
Tn tliis c.itv. Wpdnesdav mbrninff. Mav 19th.
1875, Hexey Patox, infant son! of Claudius
E. and Agnes C. For. The funeral will take
place from the Presbyterian cnurcn tnia a sa.
at 10 o'clock; vFriends and Jrelatives of thfl
family' are invited to attend. , . . .
lOCtUl'ing! V. t r. nn'nnnrrinriatfi flllfliom T'ilP
Huske, i
ad tne
shop. pronounced the abso
lution: Bev. Mr. Bueli acad the Litany, and
Ha.-. Mr. Smith delivered the beruiou.
While Dr. Mary AValker
Tatelv. a vouth cried out
ry that had the little lamb
ply "but your motner
had a little jackass. "
India Molasses, Fine Syruis, Superior Flour, j the Sermon, the Holy Eucharist was admmis-!
Koasted Coffee, .choice Tjevs, at Hollixei;'s? jtcved, Bishop Lyman and Bishop Atkinson
South Front Street. i vomeiauug
was
: "Arc ylm the Ma-! wrvrt onuAuct(u hv lfCv. Mr.
- . A".'- was. ,tUei assisted bv Lev. Dr. Sutton, who it
was me woman mai t ti.,. ii;.
i jjfhauus. j.iJTi jiv
West
As to-day has been set apart by the Go cruor
in his Proclamation, us a day oi xnauKsgivin
lev Crcalti. , j
ii:i .... ci .I.,. ...I I ,vl.l -v- .,,1.1 on ATiiLlli'!
111 UiS I lUtlttUinilUUl 1W W; J V "0. "(, JlillUO OlJUJ'llUi II, Jllr UiU Lit. J-l.l Ul - . v.. .
and rejoicing in commemoration of the -Otb i street, near South Front, keeps; constantly on!
day of May, ono' hundred years ago, when the; iud the best article offered to the public in
Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence is; tbc bity. As a vender of this luxury be tas;
said to have been signed; and as the lialeigh j u0 .jnual. ")
News and probably every other uany in tne j r. -T " 1
State will suspend in compliance with the i Go to A atkins for good Cigarst
spirit oL the Governor; m-oclamation, wcj l ou0 duzeu sp0ui; Clark's coUuu at 70 cts.
shall also pander ;.lo the u wr dozen. .. " I.
oi ourpamouc uump.ami irriu ' lOO' uouud-s standard Silk: for sale by the
l i - :
Av Change for the Beat at th Temple of
Fashion. . j
Gents Slippers 75 cents a pair.
Gents' low-quarter shoes, the best made, $2.
Ladies' Slippers, French kid, $1 a pair. .
Ladies' cloth Gaiters, any size; $1 ,
Infant Slippers, in all colors, i 25c j " ....
Boys Straw Hats 15 cents a piece.
Ladies' Sun Downs, 10 cents a piece. . - ,
Japanese Fans, to open and close, 10c a piece
A splendid Linen Hd'f for 10c. 1 Ul;
Dress Goods, Victoria, Lawns, Pique, Check
Muslins, Jacont, Swiss, Embroideries, Gloves
and a full line of children's striped hose, all
of which will be sold at prices that will aston
ish the community of NewbernJ Samples given
with pleasure To be gotten at ; 1
JUSEPtt JVlAltKO,
i Next door to Post office.
,,r l I E. S. V OltML
AV e hope oiir ; f Craveh St.,. New
siuess and re- - : .
!.- ' i . . ... i u .1 CM.,.,,
XIi. Atrent.
Berne, N
C.
Break-
day, with our employees,' in borue appropriate
manner; therefore no paper win
iMc nffirs nn Frirlav nioruinfe?.
.;f;ana rrcn n-rallx' will i-loKft ViUKiiitRs and re
LIUM UO ' ' " - ,
;ifi wth t.ho Entire State. we mav sav.on th;s Sucar-curcd llains aud Shoulders,
great occasion ; - J n ; fast Bacon, New. Buttei:, Superior Molases, i-
J . I v1 T " Family Flour at -1 cents per. pound,, and "C")
i Just Mrtt. 'i Sugar at 10c. Parties makiug purchases oi
A beautiful assortment of 'Black 'Alpacca:meacan ijave tUeir goods placed at their door
Sacks, and will'continue to make through thefrc ot- charge. C. E. Slove'r. ; i .
season. .Warranted home-made. Standard I : r - . ;.
nrice. $i. i A. McLackiiAN. Middle St., I you want to buy -your goods cheaper than
. vpriosite Baptist Church. you- can with those .wiio auyevt -
' ' ' ' - .. .-- - i
riiJ Jt- rv inm heir thanKS tO; ineir.
numerous friends and customers for the a Derar
patronage heretofore extended to theni, and
beg leave to announce the fact ; that they, are .
now receiving their new spring stock, which
will be found complete in every respect m
their line. Call and see us before purchasing
elsewhere. .'
If your boot or shoe needs a neat pateh, or
half-sole, carry it to E. Havens, on! Middle
near South Front Street, where; it will bo
done cheap,, quick and to your satisfaction.
.;; 4 'I' "-I yery Import nt
r H. J. Hugbes is selling aa good cigar lor five
nan tii aa can be boucrht elsewhere ior ten eis
Go and try them.
i
prices, eo ro . : . "vi-iitmu
Kountree s, next door to auoiuu isauk, ana x. -Vir.lT ooVinff Bntte at
you will find the cheapest and best stock ol edge xuiw "T" rri
tnexe. aampKis aivraysgiveu on ."PPiiion-l'f-V,. : r , -
Be
sure to-call and see for yourselves.