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Daily 't s HE urna " ' t -") I.; 'I I VOL. I. NEW BERNE, N. C, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1882. NO. 187 .AA pi, t i I I .II' I If i 1 ! . : t i . mi LOCAL. '.NEWS. J itrnal miniature Almanac. Sun rises, 6:37 I Length of day , . Sun sets, 5:00 )10 hours, 83 minutes. Moon rises at 1:37 a. m. Twelve hundred bushels of rice sold Watch Ont. We give the following telegram: Raleioh. N. C, Nov. 4th, 1882. Republicans aro circulating Judicial tickets with some Republicans on our ticket. Give notice for all tickets to be inspected by informed persons before using. Oct. Coke, Chairman. Warm. 4th, has the following direct personal ties, with names added: "Devilish preacher," 1 time; "forgery," 1 time; "false," 1 time; 'hypocrite," 1 time; "perjury, "'1 time; "villain," 1 time; "rascal," 1 time; "bribery," 4 times. at St. 02 to $1.04 Wilmington has now 19 feetofwater The caiivasiibetween Btimson and on high tide, and 14i at low tide. Hahn grows in bitterness as the election One marriage license to a colored day draws near. ( The Lodge of Nov. couple issued by the Register of Deeds during the week. u ''-'a' lot of cotton on the R. : & D. road was burned pn Thursday; caught from (marks, from the engine, bucu acci- t ( dents are becoming common. ' ; The carpenters were at work on the Praiseworthy. 1 windows in the Roberts building on Hon. J. W. Shackleford and Hon, A. Saturday lor tne purpose oi impruvuit; uu. w ad ueil made speeches in Wilming- , '..ventilation of the school rooms. : ton on Friday night for their successful New Hanover, as well as Craven, has competitor; Col. Wharton J. Green. a warm contest over the sheriff'o o (lice Both of theso gentlemen deserve great bv two Republican contestants. The credit for their course in this campaign I A partialis hunt for each other with cow- Although defeated by Col. Green in the hides. ' , nominating convention they have eaoh t - One half interest in thecelebrated made a vigorous fight for Democracy Pointer madstone was sold at Roxboro and especially for their opponent. Such f last Mondavi for 250. Dr. C. E. Brad The New midland Engine Hr. Best From James i lly and hi Syndicate. Mr. Editor: I have never denied The following telegram is given us for receiving from Mr. Russell $2.50 of Mr publication: Stimson's money but I can prove that I Alexandria, Va., Nov. 3, 1882. furnished boys and drums and banners J. P. Caddaqan, New Berne: ,. ... r .. Telegram received. Have telegraphed to m,t Mr". Stiiummi meet.ngs ,n Manly urging immediate shipment of Jame City twice; and paid for the same Midland engines. Directors' meeting out of the 52. 50. If Mr. Russell and Mr to-day at Boston. I tendered my resig- gtimson wish me to furnish them boys uuuuu uu awuuut ui 111 noaiui y l'ciiii i - a , , , . n ,u ... telegraphs resignation not accepted, but uu" ulumB l" U"'SB " '"f leave of absence granted for tour ' w mo icium ui mo months. W. J. Best, Pres't. $2.50. Poor C. H. Russell went to Mr From above it appears that all efforts Stimson under false petence and re- are making to get the new engines heie. ceived money in my name which is a The Pennsylvania road is under con- matter for the Grand jury to look after, tract to bring them, we learn, and the and now he wishes to make his escape. delay is caused there. . There used to be 40 cities of refuge; if The refusal to accept the resignation brother Russell can get clear, well done of Mr. Best answers tne statement that May God help him to flee for his life for the Syndicate was tired of him, and is Justice is behind him conduct will receive reward in the fu- taken by his friends as a vote of confi dence. They assert also that the Mid land people are prepared to meet their enemies in the meeting of the 10th at all points, and stubbornly.- contest every inch of ground. Yours, etc., S. B. .Hunter. lu sher was riant. the purchaser. Durham ture. The County Canvass. , ' We are asked to call attention" to a The Democratic candidates for the very bad mud hole just outside the city Legislature in this county close the can limits on the Neuse road, just opposite vass to-morrow at Fulcher's. Mr. Hen to the dwelling once occupied by Esq. ry R. Bryan, the Senatorial candidate, Hill. It renders traveling dangerous, says he thinks there will be a pretty A number of the leading cotton buy- fair vote drawn out. Since the last elec- ers in Charlotte have agreed to close tion the Ureenbackers have gained some their business and buy no cotton on in the county, and that will help to re election day." Is it patriotism or the erace me democratic vote, a nine vig- dnll cotton market that causes this new rous fotu on Monday ana luesaay denarture? would help a great deal m drawing out 11." 1 TJ .Ml . 1 1. 1 Jl .1 inis voio. it win not ue aonieu una The Wilmington Review learns that L,lfi n. ,, n- ... ,1nno , . ) tickets fof A. MWaddoll for Congress litt, k . thi canipaignand yet they pretend to have great fears on the are beiner circulated in the 3d district. . A blind to catch the class of voters who occasionally vote for "Old Hickory?'for President. f . . s J s . i . ' '' ! - - Rev. James E. ' Mann, P. E., will ' preach in the Methodist Church this morning at 11 o'clock, and at 7;30 p. m. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will .be administered i at . the close of the mominor sermon. Sunday school at 3 ...... p. m. .. . The new engine, once the Bragg, was . brought out of the shops' on Saturday, ," . afte about five years rest, and run up the road a short distance for trial. She is pronounced a "daisy," but she no longer bears the time honored name fo Bragg, but is simply scored No. 12 Mr. Jonathan Havens has received a letter from a nephew of the lato Dr. Masters asking him to search the records in this county for a will of Mr. John II. i Becton, who recently died in Arkansas v ); It is a very rare thing for one to have a "county government" question. Trade for the Week. "Very dull," "tolerable fair," "dull eat I ever saw," "pretty good," "pick ing up," "not as good as expected," were the answers to our inquiry on yesterday about trade for the past week. It was generally conceded, however, to be a little better than week before, though not up to the expectations of any save two or three. With the "time" merchants collections have begun, on a small scale with a majority, while some ha'cmade good collections. By inquir ing at the National Bank we learn from the Cashier that some of the merchants had been around complaining of the dull season, thinking their cash ac counts were considerably behind last year, but upon comparison found them fully up if not ahead of last year; and while on the subject the Teller put in a remark that he had put in some of the hardest days' work this fall that he ever did before. This corroborates our sur- Cotton Yesterday. Sales of 191 bales from 9i to 9.80. Salesfor woek, 909. - Sales for same week last year, 1345. NEW YORK MARKET, SPOT: Middling 10.. Strict low middling 10 5-16 Low middling 10 1-10. ; NEW YORK FUTURES: ' Morning. Noon. November, 10.40 10.37 December, 10.30 10.84 January, 10.42 10.41 February, 10.04 10.52 LIVERPOOL SPOTS. Uplands 6 3-10. . Orleans 0 9-16 LIVERPOOL FUTURES. December, 5 59-64. January, 5 59-64. February, 5 59-64. Evening. 10.35 10.33 r 10.39 10.50 POHt Office. Tho Journal wants a number of new will recorded before the death of the Pst offices started on the lower Neus testator, yet we have heard of one or and some up tne jMeuse. we have jm received four subscriptions from Adam 's Creek where there is no office, but the ' two instances of it. ' - In "Bits of History" tho allusion to the Fair is very timely. The editor, a very small boy then, came down from Kinston to witness the crowded display, . and we have often wondered why such papers are to be sent by the steamer Trent on her regular trips. We have now reliable lines of steamers making regular trips both up and down the Neuse, and the people along the river with backbone enough to give it his per sonal care and attention. Advertising. i" jPfren; is hut one tray of obtaining bus- inexs Publicity; But one u-ay of ob taining Publicity Advertising. " Bhwkicood. Adtertisino in to business men what Steam is to Machinery Tun Grand Pro felling Power. Macaulay. Successful business men havegeueral ly acted on the theory propounded above. What has couvertcd the poor proprietors of patent medicines into millionaires but constant and extensive advertising V What has built up the mammoth tobac co manufacturing business of Black well & Co. at Durham and given their tobac- co almost a world-wide fame but their unusually liberally liberal advertising ? Go to the largest dealers and most sue cestif ul business men in the towns and cities of our State and ask them the se cret of their success. ;,They will tell you that one important condition- of that success has been liberal advertising. Ask such men ua George Allen, of Newborn; Einstein, of Kinston; the Weils, Strouses, and Kornegay, of COMMERCIAL. CITY ITEMS. iVICW BEBNE IKAHKET. This column, ut-xt to local win is tn I f.r Local AJvt-rtixmsr. low Cotton Middling 91 ; strict middling 9j; low middling 9K beed cotton Extra nice. Sic; ordi nary Sic. Corn Old, blc; new 71c. per bushel. Rice 90c. to 1.02 pertushel. Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm at 2.50 for yellow dip. i ar Firm at 51.00 and Sl.7.1. Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb. Honey 60c. per gallon. Wheat 90c. per bushel. Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c. Fresh Pork 10c. per pound. Eggs 21c. per dozen. Peanuts New crop. $1.00 ner bushel OI 33 IDS. Fodder 85c. per hundred for new. APPLES-Mattamuskeets, 70 cts per imsnei. Onions $4.00 per bbl. Peas $1.10 to $1.25 per bushel. Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c. Tallow 0c. per lb. Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair. Turkeys 1.73 per pair. Meal Bolted, $1.00 p-r bushel. i otatoes Irish, 5F4.00 ner bbl: sweet 40 to 60c. per bushel. SHINGLES West India S uch. mixed. 8UKS. J.fw per m. imuding o inch, hearts. ;i.mi; saps, a.w per M. Eighty-five cents per barrel nti kerosene barrels. octll5t. A. R. Dennl kdiinne l882-Fali-7inl:r-i; -OPENING- Thursday, Oct. 19, II MRS. g. H. LANE & C Will display their CHOICE SELECTION BONNET - AND HAT. In the Latent Kit II mill Winter Style. A run i.iiieoi Alillltirv UcmkInIii Velvets, Satins, tliers, Flowers, ATLANTIC GARDEN ! Anil a Kull Line of Ribbons. Embroidery. 'Tin1 public itre cimllnlly Invited to call 4 Thursday, the 19th, l ho ilni'st Liquors nnu Clwirs, the celebrated liElIUNElt & ENUEL HEEIt, Sour Kraut, Sardines, Lobster, Mmbnrgcr anil Sebweitzer and inspect my slock, mix i-onsiamiy on nnml. orilnrs lroin the country solicited, ami IHlHnid aniU'iinl Tallinn lsincllon fsuarnnteed. The tinest In the country. CAROMBOLETTE TABLE. the only one ever in the oetlS-illin Something new city. Mrs. S. H. Lane & Co. POLT.OCK STREET, Sew Berne. ST. rinliluLnrn' TiiiL-tv . fvnan.Vi Wirnnneli mises in last Sunday's issue that the ftnd flf of thege gentlemen have been advertising ex- prf vailing ojiinion that this is tho dull est season ever known is more imaginary than real. Rice has been active during the week with large sales and satisfactory prices. The corn market has been quiet with but tg. Cotton has been dull and declining with rather light receipts. Farmers will evidently hold their cot ton as long as possiblo while it is going down, though the price now compares DEVIL AMONG THE TAILORS MRS. U. D. DEWE'l Pollock St., New Berne, N tensively for a score of years, and they still continue to do so. If advertising does not pay, such shrewd business men as those named would long since have discovered the fact, and would have discontinued the -practice. Fwjetlcville Gleaner. Ilowd at Naiilly Hlll'tv Mai. Dowd. after sleenine a few very well with prices paid at this date hourg yostcrday morning after tho for several years previous to lust year, speaking in Concord the previous night, By reference to Mr. Frank Mycr's books took a buggy and with Mr. T. M. Pitt- iina tne loiiowmg prices paid: man rode 17 miles to Saiidy Ridge in ov. isi, i6o, oj, jnov. 1st, ltiiU, luj ; union county where he spoke to 500 Nov. 1st, 1380, 10; Nov. 1st, 1881, 10i; TO0Dieinciuai,1r 50 or 75 ladies. A Nov. 1 st, 1882, 92 to 10. But meats h ruled very high durinir the year, and the farmer 'vho has bought on time is 'not likely to have much money with which to buv goods after paying up un less the price of cotton does advance. Kinston Items- Cotton sold here last Thursday at 9S. features of the occasion. Tiio Major re turned last night and says that Union county Democratic candidates aro just the Rolidest and hottest he has yet seen There are no ''Liberal" candidates and but one Republican candidate in the county. The indications are that the Democratic majority will be largely in creased in the countv. Ike Young -has Tho TtinRton ladies li.avn if. luiillv flip Kinston bend" and tho "Morehead already pronounced it "the d-dest Dem ocratic hole in the Stale. Mr. rittman u m., "u have now very poor mail communica next ryearV-Alle; need is ono man maU contraets and 86Vcrai Dew t offices ought to be established. New j uorne ougnt, ior tne saice ot ner trail e ' Mr.", Bryant Cobb of the Goldsboro to help get up these mail routes. Can't Messenger and Mr. Taylor of the New the Board of Trade appoint a committee Borne Journal were both in town this to inquire into the matter, see what is week in the interest of their respective needed, and then represent the matter papers. They met witn success, as tney propeny to tne post omco oepartruentr should, for they are clever gentlemen, Good mail communications are worth good canvassers and represent two of nearly as much to a city's trade as the the best papers in North Carolina." Sue- transportation companies, cess to the Messenger and Journal, for they are doing much for Eastern Oaro linn.'Beanfort Telephone, v Messrs. P. H. Pelletier and C. R. Thomas, Jr., the young gentlemen who have just jieen admitted ato the "bar are already making a record On Tuesday last His Honor. Judge walk." Even Uncle Richard is putting on the same fashionable air. ' Beverly B. Wooten, son of John F. Wooten Esq., and Miss Hattie Moses, daughter ot Uoi. ueo. u. Moses, were joined in holy wedlock last Wednesday evening by Rev. John T. Walsh. J. M. Fordham Esq. of Jones and did not speuk at Sandy Ridge, but went over into Stanly where he will speak to. Any. Charlotte Journal. In the Huffy llnililing on Mluille Street, KliW BEKNEN. C. Hdr The only first class snloon In the city. u; & w. ,i niii. Nov. 3, Hancock's Pile Remedy. THE UltEAT INKAl.I.tlll.E REMEDY FOR ltK. 1KVIKU AND CURINO Ill.INO. KI.KKUINll ITCIIIMU. III.IKHATK1) oil I'HIITKI'DI NO 1'II.K.S, TiTi'sVii.j.H, Cmwfonl Co.l'inn Heceniber liitb, fW2. J.MKWHM. HANCOCK lillOS: Wh III vimr uy seveini yeiirsmro. i wns siilleinisr verv severely from Files, unii liouebt a Ixix of vou'r I'lle lleineily, whlrh I am thankful to savl Kiive ineiireat relief, ami Hhinlc has liiiule a oiniiieieeiue. 1 can hlu' i v recomnieiul II to any one suueniif; mini nils uisease. Kesiecilully, Kkiinakd Hosch Solil hy allilruuaistsal ,50 cents ner Ixix a saiiiine uox win ne Kiven away to anysullerer Hum ltiisillscast) whoulll apply for it. "Try ii. iHiiiiiuai'iiiieii ami siini nv 11 VK (K UltOS., Ili liafilNtM, New Heme, N. !, GASTON HOUSE, NEW 151 KM, N. C, S: 11. HTliEET & SOX, Proprietors. The Only First-class House In the City. Omnibus connects .with all Trains nntl iiii'aiuers. uirge snnijne rooms tor commer cial uavelers. octai-iltf NOTICE K HA LED rilUl'OSALS tii eiei l on Hroad St. e.xtenileil, the proposeil buililiiiB of "THE NFAVHEUN ATIILETK! AND KOCIAL CLVI!," will be receiveil at the Secretary's office until TII 11 EE O'CLOCK P. M. WED NESDAY, NOVEMBEK 15, 1HS2, at which time nnu place they will be opened in the presence of such bidders as may be present. The plans and specifications may be seen at the uliove office. The right to reject any and all proposals is reserved by the Directors. Ily order of the Hoard of Directors, oell.dtil It. O. E. LODGE, Secretary. Cllnsmau'i Letter. We copy omeextracts from a letter written by General Clingman. The old gentleman has not forgotten the use of vigorous English, and hjs language is forcible even if it lacks elegance. But do we not now see the most re markable canvass made by the bourbons McRae requested them to act as oounsel that was ever witnessed in the State V for a colored girl charged with larceny. me Governor lias just abandoned the . ,i j ,j.j. uiiueB oi ins omee uniaieigii anu uiKen They took the case and went to work, L1ournev thl.outrh the moubutain8 to the and although the gwl had said she took western borders of tho State to try to the clothes, a verdict or not guilty was carry the county of Mitchell for a local brought in and she was allowed to go free. Beaufort Telephone. ' ' ; We take pleasure in reproducing the following complimentary notice from the Beaufort Telephone: At the 4th quarterly Conference of candidate. Our two Senatorial bosses. Ransom and Vance, are running over the State as they never did before. They have, too, brought into the field every available man they can command to help them. Two years ago besides the present officers we had to elect a President of the United States and Gov Ann street M. E. Church, the following ernor, and yet they did not make half preamble and resolution were unani- the effort they are now doing, monslv ndonted: v . I suppose my letters heretofore nub- Whereas, we esteem the Rev. N. M. lished in which I have denounced their Jurni y as an efficient and able preacher, system, have contributed to their alarm. an excellent worser ana a christian -a. uoiu uu me ohck or a terrapin win gentleman, therefore, Resolved, The we, the members of the 4th quarterly Conference of Beaufort station, do respectfully request the Annual Conference at its next session, throucrh our presiding Elder, Rev. J. E. J':iT!!i, to return J 'station, a our 1";; Conference year, be be for the berst int-"--return him to fain ( 'o. j urney to tins t for the ensuing lin ing that it will t of the chi; h to :i r: -;o. make him very lively. Did we ever see before such a set of lively terrapins as are now running over the State V The terrapin may scuffle and paw, but he cannot spread his claws aud fly like an eagle. The American eacle. the bird of liberty, has spread his wings and is soaring through the heavens. The neo ploare arotiRf il, and aro determined to throw oil' the political yoke and act for themselves 1 Centennial i: railed School. We are indebted to Mr. McAlpiue, principal of this school, for the follow ing information as to tho number of pu Miss Hannah Edwards, daughter of oils, etc. Number of children enrolled Elbert P. Edwards, were united in mar- to date C84; in regular attendance 561 nagolast Wednesday by Rev. Israel dropped for sickness, etc., 123. Aver Harding. ' '."''- age daily attendance 485. Average Johnson Vause, sign painter, fell grade of scholarship (maximum 100) head foremost from the top of Nicol's 80.4. Average grade of deportment 70. store, about thirty feet, Friday evening, Kens and Observer, breaking his arm and doing him other iniuries which mav result fatallv to him. A correspondent in the New Berne He was fixing a heajy sign to the store Journal of Friday charges Col. W. P With rope and tackel, when the rope Canaday with complicity in thediscon broke and hurled him headlong to tho tmuance of the postoffice at Hollywood ground. , Capt. Tage was with us last Wednes, day, attending the wedding of Col. Mo, ses' daughter, lie is making quite a vigorous canvass in Jones for tho Leg' islature speaking j;wice a day and set tling himself with the best old peach in tho country Carteret county. Now we are author ized by the management of the Midland N. C. Railroad to deny this charge and to declare there is no truth in it. The management of the Midland N. C. Road assumes all responsibility for the discon tinuance of the post-office at Hollywood Afler a careful search in the Nort ellies, the undersigned takes pleasure Ii reriiiKior Inspection her 1 CAREFULLY SELECTED STO( of ' ElSi 1 1 in en We oiler n Complete Assortment of Choi and Newest Novell ies In Hats, Bonnets, Kibhons, Zeulc Laces and Embroidery Materia of all Kinds. j Special attention has been given in sel Int! tho LATEST STYLE In UONNETS i HATS, and our EMHOSSED, VELVET 1 PLCSH KIHHONS are the "VERY LATl AOONY." t Particular notice Is called to the Elegant .Display of Children's Goi Call ami examine and get suited. 1 Having had an experience of OVER TW1 TV-FIVE YEA KS in the Millinery Busln competition In my line is challenged, nn look at iny stock will convince the pu! that I inn selling the BEST OP HOODS i BOTTOM PI ICES. ! Hi'spectfuily, ! oetUdtf m. D. DEWEi JOSEPH sciiwem: Emporium Exchange Lunch Room fob goods for MEN'S AVEAR.1 .One door Noli Ii Cotton Exchange, CUAVEN STREET, ;NEV BERNE, N. t ; P. L. PEMIY, Proprietor. Open Day cixicl UNTigHt He has a unique present and says it can prove to tho entire satis- for President Arthur-two fat 'possums taction oi any imr-rainuea, unpreju and a bag of yam potatoes, intending to diced man, that the discontinuance of lie saiu omco was eminently uc anu proper. Newbernian. give the President a taste of possom sop." The uapt., it is saiu, is alter a little national sop Marshal for Eastern North Carolina. Dr. HawiL's Appeal. Dr. Hawks, an eloquent and popular New York divine, once asked tho ves trymen of his church to increase his sal ary because of his increased family ex penses. . '- A. ; "Don't trouble yourself," said the vestryman, "the Lord has said He will care for tho young ravens when they cry." : "' ' : ';''',: ' -: - "I know that," said tho clergyman, "but nothing is said about the young IIawks."-2'rif7i. LADIES' Oamorial Asscci:ii:n. The regnlnr Quaiterly Mectlngof the Ladles' Memorial Association, will be held at tho res idence of M RS. J. P. DAVEP, on Tuesday Afternoon, Nov. 7th, at 'FOUR o'clock. 1 All the members aie Invited to attend. A liov5d2t. . ? . . i . OYSTERS Stewed. Fried, Broiled, Roasted. Oysters on the Half Shell. Ham Sandwich, ,Ilologim Sausage, Chicken Salad, Sardines, Lobsters, Canned Beef. GAME IN SEASON. " Soup lvery Day. ev A Ucntleineii's Sitting Kooin connect ed, where all the latest New York and Balti more Sporting and Illustrated Papers are on Ale. oct28-dlw. 85 Cents per Barrel TID FOR lierosene Barrels. octlldSt A. it. D1SNNI80N. GEOEGE A. OLIVER, GOTTOnBROKEI.. OFFICE ADJOINING COTTON EXCHANGE, 6" The very Highest Market Prices Guaranteed. Consignments Of Cotton Solicited. Thel'lXKST UlSl'LAY of RKADY-MA1 CLOTHIXli, (IK.NTLEMEN'8 FITRNISHI: (iOODS and HAND-MADE SHOES, In t anytliing to make a gentlemau'g wanlro complete, is now um and ready for lnsp, ion. In Novelties e oiler oi r Fine Cassimero Tanfs, with Seven Pockets, 1 stmiethiiig never shown before, and Fine Keversible Overcoats, 'eijresentlni' ULKTKKETTE on ono ul.ia n, SACK COA'l' on the oilier. our Silk Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Ties a Silk I'mhrellas are nut to be equalled bv a house in the eil ... In addition to this we carry a Large Line Carpets, Rugs and Blankets, which we oiler at LOW FIGURES. Our Diagonal, Klue Bearer and Seof meviot, suits, which fur the last few years have given so general satisfaction, are LIVING 1'Hno that you get the KKST (JOODS for the LK aii;.r.i ai our f.inoor'uni. octtldiwi WILLIAM WHITFOED, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Olllco on Craven street, two doors north , Pollock, NEWUEKX, N. 0. Will practice in the Counties of Jones ( slow, Lenoir, Pamlico and Carteret, and n In the ll. S. District Court. Conveyance specialty. .., , oetTtf E. E. WIIEATLEY'S tSteam Xye Work: 10T Church Street, NORFOLK, VA. Dyeing and cleaning in all its brant es done in the very best manner. Prompt attention given to all o 1 by mail or express. sey 'Mi
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