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VOL. I.
NEW BERNE, N. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1882.
NO. 184
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LOCAL NEWS.
Journal moisture Almanac
- Sun rises, 6 :24 I Length of day ,
Sun sets, 5:03 f 10 houra, 39 minutes
Moon rises at 10:47 p. m.
Lucky PmmM, I last one collapsed immediatelr. The
Late on Tuesday night a fine oyster Gebtbude Elliott company was billed
supper was sent ofer to the JocrnaL of- to play Juliet in Raleigh last night, but.
flee from Perry's Lunch Room. The lo- after reading Tuesday's Journal, had
calstaff had long before retired to sleep the good judgment to cancel the Rai-
and only the presman and his associate, eigh engagement and go off on the
the man that turns the crank, were on Shenandoah in an opposite direction.
Happy is the farmer who made rice, hand. But to preserve the credit of the And, again, the Journal does not al-
for he can bold his cotton
The frame work of Maj. Dennison's
new warehouse is going up.
' Exchange Place" is what they call
the vicinity of the Cotlon Exchange
now. r' , ,..,:;.
Do' the members of the Athletic
know that they will
office the press was stopped, and Per- ways give unfavorable criticisms. Our
ry's dishes were swept of every morsel notices of the Minstrels and Of the Mad-
in them.
Your Name la Prln.
Jar. lhos. Duncan of Beaufort was in
the city yesterday. He has established
Club a telegraph line to Beaufort from New
forfeit their mem- port, which will prove to be of great
bership if balance of stock is not paid in I convenience to the people of that town,
by Nov. 5th. and in fact all parts of the state. Tele
son Square Company were very compli
mentary, for they deserved it, and had
crowded houses.
Even if we saw fit . to praise indis
criminately, it would do no good. If
the people of New Berne, who did not
attend the Gertrude Elliot play the first
night, had seen a favorable criticism of
" ' I t m. xt l .,, the company and thereby had been in-
Some fine Core sound oysters in the to Beaufort ;a Newport will duo tod on tl nih.
market yesterday. Among them was a lanaiw oe ae.ayea oy wouldhave been the last time they
lototgaraen-pianteawnicnsoia ioroiie - would ever have put any confidence in
dollar per bushel. , " such notices
I ir a o r t ii. I
The foundation of the new court house wr- araoB Dlmmon8' o r. , w as in Hie Let the truth be told . and if anv The
has been completed to the top of the city again on yesterday in search of a atrical company can't afford to hear the
ground. It has been well laid, and the house to move m. He has a daughter truthletthem stay away from New
work will go on as soon as more brick amending me uraaea ocnooi.
can be secured. Mr. Cyrus Foscue of White Oak,
The certificates of stock for the New JoneB county' called to Bee us yesterday,
Rerne Athletic and Social Club are He complains of not receiving the JOUR
nrinted with creat taste and skill. Mr. NAL at his postoffice, Fowle, regularly.
N. S. Richardson is one of the best and We mail jt promptly every week.
neatest job printers in the State. H- Frank Brown, the independent
m. t?,oJ Moi0, roAinta ,, af0 Democratic candidate for the Senate in dullness of the season and affirms that
owing to the large crops made in Ten- the 9th district wend" to Carteret it is unprecedented
nessee and Virginia, will be very low last D18nt t0 cover UP tne track8 made Dr. Bgby , of Beaufort, has been out
this season. : Says they will be down to b? CoL Whitford who preceded him in here aoing dentai work or our com.
, Election Law.
Here is the law in regard to deposit
ing the ballots in the boxes on election
day. Sec. 16, chap. 275, session of
1876-'77, of the laws of North Carolina.
says:
Sec in. The noils shall be ooened on
the day of election from seven o'clock
in the morning until sunset of the same
day, and no longer; and each voter
wncse name may appear registered.
and who shall not be challenged or re
jected, .nail nana in his ballots to the
judges who shall carefully deposit the
ballots in the ballot boxes.
This, it seems to us, is plain enough.
The law not only authorizes the judges
of election to themselves deposit each
ballot in the box, but it makes it man
datory upon them so to do. A failure
Polloksville Items.
Beautiful spring weather.
A free open air concert nightly.
Merchants complain heavily of the
50 cents per bushel against $1.00 now.
- Gen. Ransom informs us that work
has been resumed on Contentnea Creek
the campaign.
munity, but the question at present
seems to be what we can get to masti
cate, rather than with what facility we
shall masticate it.
The farmers around have a great
apprehension of the rings, alliances, etc
COMMERCIAL.
NEW BERNE MARKET.
Cotton Middling 10 ; strict low
middling 9 7-8: low middling 9i.
Seed cotton Extra nice, 8c; ordi
nary 8tc.
Corn Old, 81c; new 71c. per bushel.
Rick 90c. to $1.03 per bushel.
Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm
at $3.50 for yellow dip.
Tar Firm at $1.50 and $1.75.
Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb. t
honey ouc. per gallon.
Wheat 90c. per bushel.
Beep On foot. 5c. to 7c.
Fresh Pork 10c. per pound.
Eggs 21o. per dozen.
Peanuts $1.50. per bushel.
Fodder 85c. per hundred for new.
ApPLE8--MtnmiiKlrptH Til r-ta
a- k . i- ,
vi ui7 "i. iuc juugco iu una itrBfJtlfl DUSUei.
might form a basis upon which to con
test an election. The law Is just and
proper and is to .be administered by
Bwom officers who are supposed to have
in view the purity of the election which
they have sworn to conduct so far as
CITY ITEMS.
This column, wxt to local nevri. in in tu. navii
for Local AcherliMiig.
Masks for the Carnival
night can le had at
it. a. n.
on Friday
Potters.
Found or Recovered.
A valuable stone ring containing dia
monds and other precious stone. The
owner can obtain the same by proving
property and paving cost of $10.
B. A. Bell, Jeweler.
Eighty-five tents per barrel puid for
kerosene barrels.
octllSt. A. R. Denmson. '
Cotton- Yesterday
Down 1 again in New York and fu-
and in a few days will begin on Trent tu res steadily falling. With the low
river. The money appropriated on Trent price, however, 222 bales were sold here
river has greatly improved navigation, from 9 to 9.90, the market closing atW.
and no doubt the present appropriation I We notice that Mr. Frank Myer who is which they claim the merchants are
will still further improve it. ; buy ing for Hy mans & Dancy of Norfolk forming against them , but it seems to
A loWrom v rancivfid nn voBtarHov is now the lararest buver in this market, us that the farmers have formed a much
bv Mrs. Geo. E. Pittman from George- and we take it that this indicates that more formidable leVgue against us all,
"I.. ... . . ..... I j i t i x i r
town, Ky., announcing the death of ex- the decline has about reached bottom. r u is impossible u uuy a gram oi
Governor Robinson, which occurred on We have noticed that this firm, in the corn or a blade of fodder from any of
Tuesday last. His wife is the daughter past, has shown good judgment in stay- them and if we depended upon them
of the late Thos. I. Becton of Lenoir ing out of a falling market, and general- for our table supply, our dish would be
countv. and first married Rufus Her- ly strike in just before a rise. It is to be uncomfortably constricted.
Onions $4.00 per bbl.
Peas $1.10 to $1.25 per bushel.
Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c
Tallow tie, per lb.
Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair.
Turkeys $1.75 per pair.
Meal Bolted. $1.00 D3r bushel.
PnTiivira Ti.; ,.v. 4? i nn . i . i 1 . .
mav h in t,hir mmr .nJ .,VZ'V .y i uui, en
j r , , 4(J TO w- Dligripi.
fairly. One ballot is all that anyone Shingles West India 5 inch, mixed.
man is entitled to, and it is for the $3-00 per M. Building 5 inch, hearts.
iilrto-Mtri'RAA 'that, hni nna hallni noaf tf"-ui .uu per ivi.
bv each man. TIiohh whn issprt. tlmt
the voter has himself the right to put (j" A ST ON HOUSE
ignorant of the law or are determined -
to violate its provisions. Wa.R&eieio, , ' PAKKiJiX A. EUJN, IToprietors.
The Only Flrsl-clnss House in the City.
Mr. Fasnach, of Raleigh, reports that Omnibus connects with all Trains and
in April and May he, with his daughter cial traveled Be ,'ooum oSuf' '
and an ordinary laborer, gathered a
crop of 200 dozen silkworm eggs, worth
$1,000, from a four year old orchard cf
8,000 white mulberry plants. Pafrtof.
rJiillinery.
1882-FalE -7inf er-f 802
-OPENING-
NOTICE.
1
and
ring. She was well known in this city hoped they have struck right this time.
in her younger days. '
mayor Court.
' Isaac Brown towed the mark yester
day and was convicted of the charge of
loud cursing and On the public streets
He was fined $3.00 and required to pay
the cost.
new YORK market, spot:
Middling 10i
Strict low middling 10 5-16
Low middling 10 1-16. .
NEW YORK FUTURES:
Morning. Noon. Evening.
r November, w.m iu.87 . 10.37
December, 10.33 10.85 10.34
January, 10.41 10.42 10.42
February, 10.51 10.58 10.54
LIVERPOOL SPOTS.
Samuel Hudson, Esq., is adding, to
his already extensive business. He has
just received a lot of nice buggies which
he will sell cheap. As a dealer in live
stock his trade flourishes. Every even
ing as we see his "lowing herd wind
slowly o'er the lea," visions of Fulton
Market beef dances o'er our minds.
Uplands 6i
Orleans 6 ,
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
December. 6 9-64.
January, 6 2-64.
February, 6 1-64.
Beat market In the State.
Yesterday was Rice day in New
Berne, 2,800 bushels changing hands at
prices running from $1.00 to $1.05f
South Creek furnished about 800 bush
els and Mr. Sam Quinnerly sold 1,000 at
the top figures.
New Berne can justly lay . claim to Graded School Note.
being the best inland market in tne ttate ; we publish again the "Rolls of
on three products corn, cotton and Honor" of the Sixth and Third Grades
i
nee. , as some names were accidentallv omit
ted from those published yesterday.
SIXTH GRADE "ROLL OF HONOR."
Miss Emma Smith,
" Janie Brown,
. " Katie Daniels,
" Emma Dewees,
" Mary Brown,
" Ella Hanks,
. Leonauox,
Master Samuel Brinson,
Koscoe Nunn,
" Albert Powell.
THIRD GRADE ROLL OF HONOR.
Miss Nellie Wood,
" EttaJNunn,
" Fannie Burkhead,
" HattieLane,
" Carrie Claypole,.
" Kosa Hamilton.
" Jessie Harper,
" JNannie street.
The M. E. Chnreh Working Society.
This society was organized in Febru
ary, 1880, for the purpose of raising
money for the improvement of the inte
rior of the church on Neuse street.
They have one hundred and fifteen
members who pay monthly dues to the
amount of ten cents each, besides vol
. untary contributions which . many of
them make monthly In this quiet way,
and by holding a few dime parties and
festivals, they have raised nearly seven
teen hundred dollars. It is not neces
sary to be a member of the church in
order to be a member of the Society;
any one friendly to the church is eli
gible to membership. The social fea
: ture makes tho work pleasant to the
Tlie State Campaign. :
,. (Wilmington Star.) .
We had the pleasure of meeting Capt.
Jim Holman, of Person county, in town
last week. He reports Person solid for
the Democracy. Cameron, Evans and
Richmond will carry the county by a
large majority. Durham Recorder,
We have reliable news from Forsy the
county, and it is to the effect that Rob-
bins and the Democratic county ticket
willsweep the county.. The Wheeler-
Goslin Republicans are waging a merci
less war on the Everitt gang, and swear
in their wrath to annihilate him.
Greensboro Patriot. ' ; r:
The report that the Radical machine
has pledges from. President Arthur to
oust as many postmasters as possible in
North Carolina, and fill their places
with so-called Liberals, seems true,
Both the stalwarts and Democrats have
to give place to the Liberals so-called
Raleigh Farmer anfr Mechanic.
The Messenger, tne hitherto recog
nized organ of the colored people of
Charlotte and Mecklenburg, will appear
to-day declaring itself opposed to the
Punils continue to come into the
" - '.u,-' I. . school from the suiroundin countrv imon movement loom ana ioe-naii,
memoers as weii as promau.e - ft . in effect, that the colored Deo-
i - - i i . . , v ., i a ii li hu iauUL ijuuiilibh. uuukn. rHiuiiro i "
i i . ' . vt i and Carteret are well represented. Six " """"
Ail-uiut.-D.r. rmmls.twoof which were from Pam- serais" wno nave proved themselves
Yesterday there was service in the iic0i entered last Thursday and Friday.
traitors to the Democratic party will
also prove traitors to the colored people,
Charlotte Journal.
Col. D. A, Jenkins savs that the State
. Episcopal church and the celebration of and Bix have entered thus far this week,
tne noiy communion, ceautnui do- Dr. Barker, the distinguished phren
quets or nowers were carried to tne nin(riHt went-, through th nphnni loat
churca in memory of the departed saints weefe ana B&& tnat ne wa8 gong to will go Democratic next Tuesday week
Jf1ia'A.rlv lima. : C ' ' ' ' - I . . . ... . Il 1A AAA 1. OA AAA .1 ' .
viwocuiij move nis wnoie lamuv irom uarteret 3 irvm iu,uuu w ou.uuu, ana says met
All-Saints-Day, in old English, All- connty to New Berne that hia chiWren a number of other prominent Renubli
Hallows, All-Hallowmas or simply Hal- mjKht attend the Graded School. He cans who are in positions to know, say
lowmas, was introduced because of the 8DOke of other prominent men in this that it will be by a majority of from
impossibility of keeping a separate day uection who will do the same thing. 80,000 to 50,000. The indications are
tor every saint, as early as tne n that the approaching election will be
century, on the cessation of the perse- Theatrical Criticism. r one of the grandest victories ever
- - , j I v wu.un. jwu nvuic v du vy liiio UCIIIWI dUU pally 111
ier easier wa8 appoinwa uy me uwl v..,m ui usorth Carolina. (iastonia Gazette,
cuurcii ror commemorating tne martyrs n , : - - " n
generally: and m the church of Rome a road travei and if ia toh.
a similar festival was introduced about 1 slaughtered by such harsh criticism as
610 A. D., when the old heathen Pan- you saw rit to inflict on the Claire
theon was consecrated, on the 13th of tSWJSSt
inarch, to Mary and all the Martyrs. 0tt troupe, then will it not happen that Liverpool to load with cotton
Cut the ieal festival of AU-bainta was New Berne will soon be given the eo- This shin is 400 feet in length. 2.fi00
first regularly instituted by Gregory IV by in this respect Y Theatre Goer. burthen, with capacity to carry
in 8 "," shi.1 appointed to be celebrated on We think the sooner second rate 12,000 bales of cotton and is therefore
the l it of November. , It was admitted troupes give New Berne the go-by, the the largest ship that has yet entered our
into Jutland about 870. The choice of better it will be for the community. We nort for like numose
day was aouuoss determined by the take it that people go to a Theatre to be In this connection we may add that
fact t r.tl.ovc iber 1, or rather the eve entertained, and if the players have the Frankford City, cleared on Saturday
or ni0'.t rroceJh g it, was one of the not t ' ct to do this they had better quit by the company referred to, in taking
f i : ;t) v 1 follow some other o.'cu- away as cargo 7,688 bales of cotton, was
palion. results have proved that our of 1,566 tons, therefore carrying nearly
criticiiims ia boi .1 tie canes cited were 5 bales to the ton. Quite an achiev
J'" wf one corej-r tty went to pieces a ment in stevedore science. Norfolk
i li.-- " -ic .v . siort while aivur i idvL;2 here, and the landmark.
TheLaret Ship Vet.
The Seaboard Cotton Compress Com
pany has a lelegram that yesterday the
British steamship Tower Hill cleared at
great tetiiivais isi 1 1
1 t i' t. i 1 1 t I
1 - ii ' uf f
t' o i y ( T I" ) '
ruary, 1st I.ay,
ov ; i r cr tue
) it tc. i
' l i .' t
SEALED PROPOSALS to erect on Hrond
st. cxtenileU, thepropoxed building of "THE
NEWBEHN ATHLETIC AND SOCIAL
CLUB," will be received at the Secretary's
office until THREE O'CLOCK P. M. WEI)
NESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1882, at whic h time
and place they will be opened in the presence
of such bidders as may be present. The plans
iigunug office. : v
The right to reject any and all propotulii is
liy order of the Board of Directors. , , ,.. -ocUTdtd
R. O. E. LODGE, .Secretary.
Exchange Liinch Roo
t
One door North Cotton Exchange,
NEW KERNE, N. C.
F. L. PEEKY, Proprietor.
Open TJay auri KTlglit
CRAVEN STREET
Knim in Iticliinontl
, . Cohnty.
(Charlotte Journal.)
ltichmou(l county "removes the
llajMuated linen from the shrub
bery," so to speak, as a
district. Sunday night iu Rockins-
ham two men, employees Of the Pee reserved by the Directors.
Dee nianulactunng company, had
hght, during which one ol them,
an Irishmau, cut the other, named
om Elliott, across the stomach
lying opeu his Dowels, liaising
his knife to cut again Elliott re
ceived the second blow on his
glit arm, the museles of which
were severed. The recovery of the
wounded man is doubtful.
Only a day or two before this, in
iockingham, a man named T. J.
erdue cut another named Dan
McCaskell half a dozen times with
a pocket knife, making some ugly
flesh wounds. Perduo had insulted
McCaskell, and the latter making at Stewed
urn threw him down, and while up
on him was cut in the manner de
scribed.
In Laurinburg, last Saturday
night, a negro named Cummings
shot another named Amos Roper in
the thigh with a double barreled
shot gnn loaded with duck shot.
he row was the continuation ol
another which had occurred a few
days before between Cummings and
a brother, of Amos Roper while at
work in a rock quarry. Amos will
recover.
Thursday, OcL 19, 1882
MRS. S. H. LANE & CO.
Will display Ih. if CHOICE SELECTION of
BONNETS AND HATS
In the Lati st En 11 and Winter Htvlcs. Also
lull Line or .Milliiifrv Goods in
Silks, Velvets, Satins, Fea
thers, Flowers,
Alula Full Line of '
Ribbons, Embroidery, Etc.
The public are cordially Invited to call on
Thursday the 19th,
and inspect my stock, - j ;
Orders from the country solicited, and sat
isf.ictlon Kuamnteed.
Mrs S TT T.Qnfl' At H.n
POLLOCK STREET,
New Berne, JT. C.
octl8-d)m
OYSTERS
Fried,
Broiled, Roasted.
Oysters on the Half Shell.
Ham Sandwich, .Bologna Ma linage, Chicken
Salad, Sardines, Lobsters, Canned Hcef.
GAME IX SEASOX.
'.Soup livery Day.
' JPj" A Gentlemen's Hitting Room connect
ed, where all tha latest New York and Haiti
more Sporting and Illustrated Papers are on
file. octSi-dtw
Talking with 1-angtry.
(Philadelphia Times.)
Do you paint ! asked a very ut
ter young man, adorned with a pair
of gold eye-glasses.
"Sir!" said the Lily, as her lace
crimsoned with a call-before-the cur
tain blush.
"I mean," stammered he of the
goggles, "do you paint pictures t"
"JNo," replied Mrs. Langtry, "al
though I am very, very fond of
thein, and when I have time I mean
to devote it to that art. I saw
m : t 1. i : r 1 1
.iiLioa tunM u pinijf 111 ojuutiuu auu i The very
I think she is a charming actress, Guaranteed.
05 Cents per Barrel
PMD FOR
Kerosene Barrels.
octlld'it . A. R. DENNISOX.
GEORGE A. OLIVER, :
COTTON BROKER.
OFFICE ADJOINING COTTON EXCHANGE,
Nowborn, KT. O,
MRS. M. D. DEWEY,
Pollock St., New Berne, N. O.
Al'ier a carel'nl search in the Northern
cities, the undersigned takes pleasure In cf-
fering for inspection her
CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK
- OF'.: '.
Millinery.
M'e otter a Complele Assortment of Choicest
and Newest Novelties in
Hats, Uomuts, Ribbons, Zephyrs,
Laoes and Embroidory Material
or all Kinds.
Special attention has been given in select- .
ing the LATEST STYLE in HON NETS and
HATS, and our EMHOSSEI), VELVET nnd
PLUSH IUBBONS lire the "VERY LATEST
AUONY." - . ..r- ; - ,v
rartli'iilar notice is called to the
Elegant Display of t'hildren's Goods,
Call and examine and get suited.
Having had an experience of OVEIt TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS in the Millinery Business,
competition in my line is challenged, and a
look at my stock will convince the public
that I am selling the REST OP OOODH AT
BOTTOM PRICES.
Respectfully,
octltdtf M. D. DEWEY.
Highest Market Prices
so charming that I am unable to un
derstand why the critics treated
her so harshly."
Alter some general chat she said:
I enjoyed the voyage to America
very ninch, although we had such a!
dreadtul storm last week that 1
feared we would be wrecked. Yes,
I had an engagement in Loudon for
this fall, but I got out of it in order
tO play With Mr. Abbey," and She Just returned from the Northern Market witr.
rolled her eyes at her manager m a SKT' w .
Way, tO make him blUSh tO the rOOtS U A Large selected Stock of Men's, Youths
of his bait. Then she slopped over
i liftl nn flia TTnif-ail Kf.iiau QC1V.
ing: "You cannot imagiue how I Ladies' Cloaks and Dolmans,
have longed tO COme here, aud now Also the Latest Styles of Ladies Walking
tktmvMM nraf ififirl T nrn! Sackets, Misses and Children's.
perfectly satisfied, for I do so love
W Consignments of Cotton Solicited. '
A xBAND SHOW
AT .
VM. SULTAN & CO ,
WEINSTEIN BUILDING,
Gents' aud Lailifs' Furnishing
A SPECIALTY. A Full Line of .
floods
Hen's and Boys' Boots and Shoes.
Also a Fine Assortment of
this beautiful country.''
Considering that she had seen
nothing of the country but a few
North Eiver piers and row of dingy
tenement houses on Twentv-second
Street, this praise sounded a trilie Ladies and Children's Shoes.
extravagant, but no One ventured Latest Styles of Hats and Caps, and Latest
tosav nav to her.' She became 8tyle8or
ouite demure when one of her call- LADIES' AND MISSES' UATS,
ers asked her" what she intended to
do with all the money she will
make in America. In reply she
said, with a sigh: "I do not care
for money. I fancy it makes . one
selfish, don't you I"
JOSEPH SCIIVERIII.
Emporium
FOE GOODS FOR
MEN'S WEAR.
The FINEST DISPLAY of READY-MADE
CLOTHING, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS and HAND-MADE SHOES, In fact :
anything to make n gentleman's wardrobe
complete, Is now open and ready for inspection.
In Novelties ee oiler our
Fine Casttimcro Pauls, with Seven .
Pockets,
something never shown before, and
Fine Reversible Overcoats,
representing ULSTKRETTE on one side and
SACK. COAI' on the other.
Our Silk lLindkerchiefs, Scarfs, Ties, nnd
Silk Umbrellas are not to be equalled by any
miliar 111 nr i-iij.
in uuiimon to tins we carry a large Line of
Carpets, Rugrs and Blankets,
which we otter at LOW FIGURES. ,
Our Diagonal, Blue Beaver and Scotch
Cheviot Suits,
which for the last few -yelirs have given such
general satisfaction, are LIVING PROOFS
that you get the BEST GOODS for the LEAST
MONEY at our Emporium. , . octlldJtwtf
Trunks, Valises, and a Full Line of Carpets,
Blankets, omits.
Jewelry, Watches and Accordeons.
A? LOW PRICES.
Remember we buy our Goods for CASH, and
sell at L.OW r iGli kes for uash.
octl2d&w
WILLIAM WHTTFOED,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. '
Office on Craven street, two doors north if
Pollock, NEWBEUN, N. C.
Will practice in the Counties of Jones, On
slow, Lenoir, Pamlico and Carteret, and also
in the U.S. District Court. Conveyancing a
specialty. . . oel'tl