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VOL. 1-NO 61.
NEW BERNE, N. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1881
TWO CENTS
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
fleeting of the Stockholders
of the North Carolina Mid
land Railway. i
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land. Railroad Company held a meeting
at Winston, N. C, on (Tuesday, adjourn-
elected President ani J. T. Morehead
Vice-President ; aled the old board of
directors, with J. Wilcox Brown, C. Y.
Bolland and J. T. Ckjwan added to the
board. The, stockholder passed resolu-
prnRV. .11111 11 o. Dili uuui i c- i
lions to make county subscriptions of to
bouda available for the construction of
the road, and aujhorized President
Barbour to execute a mortgage on the
road bed and prope rjty of the j company
for the same purposes. The directors
toted the line of the road as far south
- Ml 1 f t.. 1 t? A
88 Mooresvu.e, navmg aireaay .ocaiea n g
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from tne Virginia oiaie line 10 winsion.
Governor's Day at the Atlanta
Exposition, j
Atlanta, October 27.- The visiting
Governors were formally welcomed to the
exposition at 2 o'clock. Governor Col
quitt, of Georgia delivered the address of
welcome, which was responded to by Gov- I
ernors Bigelow, of Connecticut, Hoyt, of
Pennsylvania, Blackburn, of Kentucky,
Jaivi, of North Carolina, and others.
The crowd was overwhelming and enthu
siastic. .
Pnville, Va., Uctober zi. l ne iiife.
The great feature of the day was the regiment, which he eays equals in pre
making of the suits of clothes, one for cisioti oflmovemeut the best trained
Gov. Colquitt and ne for Gov. Bigelow, Holdier nf 'Enronp. 1 . i
from seed cotton picked at 7 o'clock
The suits were worn at a reception this
evening.
The Governors leave for their homes
to-morrow.
The Conduct j of the Ninth
Massachusetts to he Investi -
gated.
Boston, October 28. Adjutant-Gen-
eral Berry has issued a special order
commanding a detail of one staff and
one line office Jr-joi the First Brtgade
to visit. Wilrn.! .'. on j Delaware, Rich
mond, Va., and her places to investi-
gate the "charges
Ninth Maseacbuse
made against the
ts Regiment on their
late visit to Yorktown.
Ashore at Lookout.
WiQHTwrvrni n4nhr 9 Th ftio-nal
r&
corps station at Lookout, N. C, reported
last night as follows: A three masted
schooner, the K. J. Willard, loaded with
coal trom fnilade.iphia and bound to
oavannan, went aground on uape 1,00 k-
out shoals at 4 p. m. o-day. The wind
is uniavorable. bhe Will probably get
uu at nign water io-nig.ni, aiter turowing
her cargo overboard.
Picked up at Sea.
i t t
wdon, October 28. One of the six
missing boats ' of the Dutch steamer
Koenigder Nederlander.which foundered
on the voyage from Bjatavia to Amster
dam, has been picked up in the Indian
Ocean and taken to Aiden. It con
tained nineteen persons. !
Confirmations.
Washington, October 28. The Senate
promptly confirmed the nominations of
Fqjger, to be Secretary of the Treasury,
and James to be Postmaster General,
and also that of Frank Hatton to suc
ceed Tyner as First Assistant Postmaster
General. Wm. P. Jones was also coV
firmed as postmaster at Nashville.
A $15,000 Wre.
bTAUNTON, Va ., October 28
A fire I
broke out this morning on jNejv street,
and partially consumed three stores
The entire damage is estimated at $15,
000. J. W. Alby is the heaviest loser,
his loss being about $ 12,000, covered by
insurance. J
Mesa. covitle and Robinson Giteau's
two lawyers, are at work' preparing their
case. Other lawyers will assist, it is
Baid. Several have offered their eer-
vices. J
General News.
Berlin orders a statue of Garfield.
Michigan relief fun'd, 8113,381.49.
Doctors despair of Cardinal Borronieo's
huge iceberg coming south from
wfndland.
Mrs. Mary Bradford, sister of Jelferaon
Davis, died at New Haven, Kj.
Commodore John 0. Walker, U. S.jU,
is the new chief of the Bureau of Navi-
gation. j
Connecticut authorities have decided
try Blanche Douglass on a charge of
murder, j
North Carolina special tax bonds sold
for nine cents in jew York day be-
fore lesterday.
gtary Windom was almost unan-
. elected to the United States
i
filJ hia unex ;red teral
I
The Washington correspondent of the
Richlnond Dispatch has no idea that
Arthur has any purpose of putting Long
stree in hie Cabinet. j
Lanier, who killed D. S. Love, at
Greenville Miss., Jast Friday for a gross
calumny on Lanier's wife, has beenidis
charged, the Judge saying the prisoner
did! as any man of honor was bound
to do
Archibald Forbes
in an interview,
pays
a glowing compliment to the mili-
tary
evolutions of the First Connecticut
Robert K. Scott, one of the late Gov
ernors of South Carolina, is on - trial at
Napoleon, 0., for the murder of Warren
G. I Drury,- a drug clerk, in January,
1880. The defence is that the shooting
was accidental. i ;
Ex-Senator Timothy Howe, of Wis
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consn, who at this writing, seems
destined to have a ! place in Arthur's
Cabinet, is troubled with an asthmatic
1
affection, for which' he . has recently
sought relief at the Hot Springs of IAr
kansas. I
After 'twelve years of editorial labor.
the
his
IT- 7. 1 T 1 '
connection with the Christian
Union. He resigns because of the
1 i 1
pressure of other duties more important
upon his time and strength.
, , , -
Mr. Cyrus W. Field reports
total amount subscribed toward
that
the
the fimd
for Mrs. j Garfield
and children is
i
9361,791.72. The amount paid bv the
United States Trut Company for 8311,-
000 United States four percent registered
bonds is $361,770.75, leavingbalance of
ca8h at the credit of the fund in the
hands of United States Trust Company
82097.
Personal.
Mr. John Dillard, of Croatan, is at the
Gaston House. !
Messrs. Arthur Parker and Frank Rog-
1 l jj o
ers, of New York, were'at the Gaston
Hojnse yesterday, j
Mr. Washington Bryan and family
will occupy their Pollock Street resi
dence to-day. ! - i
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Capt. C. B. Keeler, Keeper of Bran
Island Light, is at the Gaston House
He icame in yesterday on the Schooner
Mary, bringing a very fine little
pony. i 1
Mr William B. Bealmear,
with
Armstrong, Cator t& Co., Baltimore
importers and manufacturers of j rib
n8 raillinery white I goods and no
tions, is at the Gaston House with a
full line of samples.
Evening Tribune. This is thej title
of a daily ; afternoon paper to be issued
from Greensboro, beginning Tuesday
November 1st. bv Cant. R. T. Bulghum
of the Patriot. 1 Capt. Fulghum has
the tact and capacity for getting up
newsy and unique daily, and we j trust
and believe he will meet with success in
thift new pntprmise. i
Local Summary.
Cotton kept coming yesterday,
Rice men all iri a rush yesterday.
No, wrecks and no Vessels in distress.
' Busiest trade day of the season y ester-
day.
Numerous arrivals of sound and river
craft yesterday.
Frame work of new car shop at Mid
land depot is up.
Twenty-six freight cars on the Midland
up train last evening.
No Federal, Court, works great in
convenience and hardship.
Health of the city improving,
tors and druggists have more rest.
Market abundantly supplied with fish,
rr
oysters, fresh meats and sausage.
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Lowest number of country people in
town yesterday of any day this season.
Lucy Bennett, the colored woman
whose throat was cut by her husband, is
raprovirig and out of danger.
Alex. Morgan, colored, laboring on
iuc iauu ui iui.iuivuttue, iu tne uuun-
r r t?y.r- at:i. t : t I
trv. was brought to town last niffht for
su'rgical aid for severe imuries from the
iick of afherse.
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C.ty drays transporting cotton ,n con-
inuous line all day, from Midland Road
o Old Dominion dock, where a car?o
David Speight has at his restaurant
Broa l Creek oysters that have been re-
ceived this season. We adviseall who
wish a good fry, or stew to give him a
call.
TTip tft ihp fmnf.
'
Ami we wppn
v , ,
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nr r a n
v ' .,v'wu' '
(io buy of Duffy,
And demand of he
Who first cries
Hold ! enough, ha !
Good Beef. Mr. Swert, tbe butcher,
yesterday iiid S35.00 for a medium
sized ox. It is a verv fine beef, and the
highest nrice naid far the ra9t ten vears J
w a I f J
Chaff Before the Winds. Mr. E.
Mills, advertises for parties to 'come and
take away rice chafi from the mill yard,
free of charge-
Prospective Receipts
OF UORN.
,
Grain dealers estimate the prospective
corn j receipts, at this port for inland
d istribution, at a half million bushels
this season. From last SeDtember to
April 15 the receipts were reported at
lfiS QAQ koi i .u i .!
wUlU UVUOUPlt).UUMUC autuai Icueipto
were in excess of that amount.
er s unabridged uiction-
ARY. Mrs. bianly, on bollock, has on
sale that standard work, in universal
demand, Worcester's Unabridged Dio
tionary, latest revised edition, with sup
plement. No' home, school room, stu
dio, office or counting room is complete
without a copy of Worcester.
See Fourth Pagt for other IajcclI Matte .J
iVnr AD VER TISEMEN 2 JS.
u
CHAFF BEFORE THE WIND"
PARTIES WISHING TO FILL UP
lots, &c, .can obtain riee chaff free
of charge at the rice mill.
LEINSTER DUFFY
Dealer.in .
DRY GOOD3,
GROCERIES,
k BOOTS, SHOES;
HATS, CAPS,;
TOBACCO, SNUFF,
CIGARS, etc.
At Claeapi John's Corner,
Middle and So. Fr. Rts., ; a -aug
NEW BERNE. .
Ger tlemen's Under w ert!r. I
Gents Undershirts in all wool and merino
in best styles, at A. M. Baker's.
Plnnlra n w A ITIet.M Vina P.lnolrs
of latest gl le A beautifufline of beaver
1 . w
and jur cloth for Cloak's and Ulsters, at
A. M. Baker's. '
Dress Goods L10 wer.-Dress Goods
are lower this season than for many years.
Black Cashmere, all wool, from 40c to
$1.60. A beautiful line of Yersales cloth
or mourning, at A. M. Baiter's.
Jewelrv.--A beautiful and e'egan
assortment of Jewelry just purchased in
New1 York, at Bell's, the jeweler. Any
article ever sold that is not as was repre
sented can be returned and ! the money
will be refunded.
Ladles' Furnishing and Dress
Goods. A beautiful line of Children's
ti i "n i
8e 1,1 01 olort' iHAaufara rx ovJ fl"u
TKnmnoAn'o Prroito A full Imp nf ti ATI -
nels, and an elegant line of Dress Goods,
and Ladies and Children's Undervests, at
A. M. Baker's I
Otster" Saloon.'David Speight,
JZarket Dock, next to the Farmers Home,
desires to inform the public that he has
opened his Oyster Saloon, and is now pre-
Tnrp1 tn sprvo ItiA vprv hpst. and freshest
" j : . . .
0ysers at all hours and in every style
Attentive, oolite and skilled waiters
General meals at all hours
" Trimmings. Plaids and Stripes in
Silk and Worsted for Trimmings, also
beautiful Frin in and f;nenUie
beaded in Steel. Jet and IrfedeSent. A
large assortment of Tassels and L-ord.
I T O . 1 3 T.. 1rfof
' I i-m T- IT Y -Tf m y . Of
XEEi2 on ice at R. B. Proctor's
HPT Our Butter, it can't be beat. Alex
-i- jn,ller-
TJEST-Brands Family Flour, at Alex.
JLJ Miller's.
I
rptil best cooks and politest waiters in
IT the citr at F. T. Patterson's
. i
hriiJOCEmES, High in quality but
VJI low in prices, at Alex. Miller s
TP vou want a eood drink, trv the )er
jL ter brand, for sale by. R. B. Proctor
ROCKY Branch North Carolina corn
whiskey, for sale at R. B. Proctor's.
ALL at Jos. Schwf'rin's and look at lat
est styles Yale and Fifth Avenue hats,
TTUNEST ovsters in the citv al ways on
fland at F. T. Patterson's, next door
to Proctor's.
JlffEALS and oysters at all hours at F.
LfjL T. Patterson's restaurant neii door
i
riHPICE Groceries and Farmer's Sup
i nliua Wk trorrant oil frrrr o o a ron.
resented. Alex. Miller.
'a 1 "V A T T Ml? i Vnnr rtrnnrarrr flYiina
i n i i 11.11.111111 u iicir uiuLiivci lymua.
2i Glass-ware! Wnad and Willow Ware
Goods shown with pleasure, j Alex. Miller.
y p you want a good stew, call on F. T.
JL Patterson, next to R. B. Proctor's, and
vou wiU be sure t0 Ketit-
rpHE handsomest assortment of gent's
J- necis.
X neckwear, and. warranted all wool un
derghirtg ia white and scariet ot j08,
dershirts in
SSchwerin's.
TP in npoA nf nlntliintr ilmn in fit .Tns
X Bchwerin's, where you will find the
most stylish suits and reversible overcoats
er orougui nere
G&ton Honse Bat & Biliiaru Salooa
JAMES CAMPBELL, Proprietor,.
NEW BERNE, N. C.
The best and purest Wines and Liquor
and the most popular brands of Cigars,
aug 13-3 m
Butcher's Meat!
TOHN H. THOMAS, the BUTCHER,
O desires to inform the public that he
keeps constantly on hand the best
i
Stall Fed Beef
i
in market. Pork Sausages of the purest
make. A11 orders promptly attended to
and delivered at your door free of charge.
Call and see me at tall No. 4, City
Market.. ,
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F. M. SIMMOKS. j CLEMENT MAKLY.
SIMEONS & MANLY,
Attorneys at Law,
Opp. Gaston House, New Bekne, N. C.
Will practice in. the Federal and State
Courts and regularly attend all sessions of
the Courts in j the following counties:
Craven.t Carteret Pumlico, Jones, Ons
low, Lenoir.. T " seglCtf-
FALL STOCK
OF
Millinery Goods !
-y-RS. DEWEY WITH PLEASURE
IvJL announces to her numerous natroris
and frien lsj among the ladies of New
ieroe anu inrouguoui, uie surrounaing
bounties, that she has returned front
several weeks visit to the cities ' and
markets of the North, where after ob
serving and studying the
Latest Styles
t
she bought! with great care and pa
tient labor, one of the handsomest and
largest stocks of
MILLI
NERY
GOODS
over brought to iNew Uerne, and at
prices lower; than ever before known. ,
j uome to tne opening ana see our goous
and learh the prices.
NEW HILL GOODS!
FALL S?OCK.
MISS KATE L, CARRA WAY in re
turning thanks to her friends and
customers for their libeial patronage in
the past, begs to inform the public that
she has just returned from the Northern
cities with a fine, large and varied as
sortment of I Millinery, embracing every
article of Ladies' Goods, Zephyrs of all
kinds, crocheted Worsted Goodsf No
tions, &c., of the
LATESTSSTY:LES AND PATTERNS,
which she offers at the very Lowest
Price's such goods have been onered
in New Berne. , . .
The ladies of the city and surround
ing country aro respectfully invited to'
an inspection of her stock. . ,
she has taken the agency lor
BUTTERICK'S
PATTERNS,
and will be pleased to serve
them to
any of her customers.
i New Eerne. Oct, 18, 1881.
New Millinery Gdods
1881. FALL & WINTE R,
1883
if.
M
RS.
SJ
H. LANE will exhibit hei
beautiful stock of fine
Millinery and Fancy Goods
at her stand on Middle Street (next door
to A. G. Hubbard's office) Wednesday,
October 19thl881. This stock Was se
lected by Mrs. Lane in person, and with
great care,! embraces all the
L.ATEST STYLESj
and the public generally are cordially In
vited to examine her goods before pdr
chasing elsewhere
j New Berne, Oct." 18th.
1 MMEDIATELY A
HOUSE , CON-
taining at least three rooms (four pre
ferred). Must be within eight , minutes
walk r f postoffice. Apply at once at. -
I oct 27 I THIS OFFICE.
BERNE AG ADEHY.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT! Free.,
1 The Trustee's of this Institution, in the
further prosecution of their published de
sign, and by the generous aid and co-oper
ation of one of their number, Mr. Wnu.
H. Oliver, Agent of the Griffla fund, are
gratified to announce, that a
PR I MARY SCHOOL,
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FOR BOYS ONLY,
will be opened, at the AcademyJ onMoa
day next, Oct. 31. Tuition will be free..
Application for admission may; be made
to the Principal, Prof. Fetter, or to 4ho;
President.! By order of the Board,
! I CHAS. C. CLARK, Prw'U.
. Neiw;Bernev Oct. 2716310
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