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VOL. I.
NEW BERNE, N.C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1882.
NO. 191.
LOCAL NEWS.
? Journal miniature Alnianae.
Sun rises, 6 :33 ) Length of day ,
Sun sets, 4:56 J 10 hours, 24 miuutes.
Moon rises at 5:80 a. m.
Fine, oysters in market.
New moon to-day at 6:5 p. m.
Judge Green is certain that O'Hara is copied throughout the entire country
elected. ' "The Legend of the French Broad,"
Stockholders (A. & N. C. R. R.) meet- which Mr. Oldham wrote for this paper
Wilmington Poetry.
We see in the Arkansaw Traveller a
poem from E. A. Oldham, editor of the
NewSwth, entitled. 'The Legend of
the French Broad." The young editor
may feel proud of the criticism from
that paper and we take pleasure in re
producing it:
Mr. Oldham is a rapidly rising lite
rary journalist, and his writings are
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE llMTIoilS.
Democratic Gains
Every State.
m
St. Louis, Mo. There does not seem a
chance for the Republicans to carry a
district in the State.
Columbia, S. C Despatches received
at Democratic headquarters indicate the
election of tho State, Congressional and
county tickets by large majorities.
ing in Goldsboro to-day.
Five huudred Republicans in Craven
failed to vote for Dockery !
Three hundred Democrats in Craven
Btaid away from the polls on election
. day 1 - - .
Bob Hancock wins all the stakes on
Huh n 'a election and is anxious to "set
'em up'
Two thousand two hundred bushels of
rice were sold yesterday, the best bring
ing ei.os.
Mr. Geo. Allen has a bunch of garden
. neas fall crop at his store. The vines
are in bearing and have peas neany
grown.
We hear that the Independents and
Republicans . have carried Hyde.
Where was Georee Credle ? May be
MacLindsay got him.
A collector is going the rounds for the
funds subscribed to the Educational
Association. The second assessment is
called for and needed.
Mr. W. F.RQuntree's dwelling caught
fire on Wednesday night from chimney
about the same time his store was burn-
, 1 1 fiti c : :.lw.l
ing, uufciucmy uwiue was cauiuiouuu
before getting under headway.
The house of Lewis Coleman & Co. of
Boston, has failed. Mr. Coleman was a
millionaire, and is the Vice President
of the Midland road in this State. The
New York Sim says the Midland helped
to break him.
Dr; B. Craven, Trinity's eminent Pres
ident;, and learned Divine, died on
Wednesday, Nov. 8th, of Heart Disease.
He has filled a most useful and honora-
possessea genuine merit and speaks well
for the gentleman s poetic abilities.
Cotton Wednesday.
One hundred and sixty-four bales
of cotton changed hands at prices from
91 to 9.80.
NEW YORK MARKET, SPOT I
Middling 104. -
Strict low middling 10 5-16
Low middling 10 1-16.
NEW YORK FUTURES:
Morning. Noon. Evening.
tions are that Bate i elected Governor
by a considerablo majority over Haw
kins (Republican.) Legislature Democratic.
San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 7. The
Democrats will have a majority of 2,000
to 3,000 on the State ticket. The legis
lature is overwhelmingly Democratic.
- From the News & OnsKiiVEK.
v The It tttii It. -
The returns of the election come to us
ainouut necessarily is charged
against him on the rolls and ab
sorbing his pay for months induces
discontent and restlessness, lie
therefore suggests an amendment
to the statutes so as to provide that
the lirst.eoinpletc outfit of clothing
Jo a recruit is settled only at the
7'nd lTiis fii stTeariirserriiev )f
tlio total number of enlistments
during the year 4,907 were native
born and 2,o-'( of foreign birth.
CITY ITEMS.
This column, next to local new, U to be un. d
lor Local Advertising.
Eighty-five cents er barrel paid for
kerosene barrels.
octllSt. A. R. Dennison.
November,
December,
January,
February,
10.27
10.20
10.29
10.41
10.25
10.20
10.27
10.3S
10.21
10.17
10.23
10.34
LIVERPOOL SPOTS.
Uplands 6 8-16.
Orleans 6 8-16
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
December. 5 63-64.
January, 5 52-64.
February, 5 oa-04.
Ofilt lal Vote lor Craven.
Congressman at Large,
Bennett, -Dockery,
- - -
Supreme Court Judge,
Ruffin, - -Folk,
For Congress.
O'Hara - - -
For the Senate.
W. E. Clark, Rep., -Goo.
H. White. Rep., -
H. R. Bryan, Dem.,
J. F. Heath, Greenbacker,
For the Home
W. H. Johnson, Rep., -
I. S. Lawson, Rep.,
W. B. Lane. Dem.
Major Dixon, Greenbacker,
Sheriff.
M. Hahu. - - - -D.
Stimson. ...
1' ll P !, nV,. , U .1.1,1
l WD "cu, c noble Kfll, Hfm t
owui treeis voie wnicn is aoouc xuu
Democratic and 100 Republican
715
2,211
- 679
2,157
- 1,138
- 1,503
- 771
- 624
-101
- 1,510
720
- 057
- 101
1,602
1,218
Our telegraphic dispatches yesterday
inform us that the following States
have gone Democratic: New York,
Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida,
Indiana, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Maryland, Missouri, .Mississippi, New
Jersev. North Carolina. South Carolina.
Tennessee, Texas, Massachusetts, Cala- ln mch BUnl)e Uiat we can wlth dimcul
fornia and Pennsylvania. . ly climate the points, lieneraiiy we
New York gives 135,000 majority. mW Kxi' tliat our anticipations have
Ben Butler ih eleet.n.1 in Miissni'lnisetts been lully realized. Massachusetts
by 15,000. majority.. California and uleets Bnller by abou. m majority,
South Carolina send solid Democratic and sends four Democratic members to
delegations. Congress. New Hampshire probably
Iowa e-ives nn riKmnririitin f!nna. elects a Democratic Governor for the
man, and Wisconsin gives four more. nrst time m twenty years. Umneeti-
Punnavlvanin.. of th a. f!.pmn I cut swings into line with a Democratic
, . v.u ,
gives 13 Democratic Congressmen to 15 Governor and three Democratic Con-
Republicans, and elects the Democratic gasmen, thus reversing her present
Governor representation. New York elects Cleve-
IN THE State. I land by 115,000, being 15,000 more than
General Cox. in the. Ttfilei.rh ilUt.riet. we had anticipated. Pattison is elected
elected by about 500 ma iority, a Demo- Governor of Pennsylvania, but we can
cratic loss of 1,000. not see what his majority is to be. Cali
Wharton Grn in 9.1 .listi-i...!. ,,ipnnJ iornia is Democratic to the core.
up his competitor and walks in.
worm. Carolina elects seven and per-
haps eight of the nine Congressmen.
The following vote in Latham's dis
trict indicates his election: Beaufort
320 Democratic majority two years ago
it went Republican by 20 votes.
ntt sou Democratic two years ago
457 Democratic.
Clio wan gains 100 Democratic.
Tho Democrats make great gains in
tho House of Representatives But it it
too early to state results witli exactness,
Suflice it that tho people have over
thrown the bosses and set their seal of
condemnation on the reckless policy of
the corrupt Republican leaders. In this
State the returns are meagre, but justify
the belief that Bennett is elected by be
tween 7,000 and 10,000. The entire
Sparks from the TVlcfri apli.
The river Neva, in Russia, is full of
ice, and navigation is closed.
James E. Anderson, editor of the
Ijxuterot Eureka, Nev., who was shot
on Friday last by G. J. Reekf Republican
candidate for Superintendent of Public
Instruction, died yesterilay morning.
Charles V. Knsmn. of Lynn, a shoe
manufacturer, has, it is asserted, disap
peared owing a large amount of mon
ey. Au attachment has been placed on
his property for 0.000 bv Beebe & Son
of Boston
'COMMERCIAL.'
'EW BKHNK MARKET.
low
Martin eives 200 Democratic maioritv J"-' 4 elected, ine legisia
two years a-o only 91. UmMS practically as it was last session.
T wiinrrmi rwon'a .li.ivir.f fi.w- The revenue bosses do not appear to
1 I 1" 1 1 1 A I. . . 1 'i
gains 100 Democratic-all honor to her navo ,niul(! w'y""K y "1,!lr
W.Kliackelfor.l wlio with aspiring and disallectod Democrats.
fought so nobly for his successful coin
hie niche in North Carolina's history
I" and his influence will live after him "ed School Holiday,
Y widening and enlareimr as the years M if considered very necessary in the
roll by.
1 petitorr
Pender gains 150 Democratic.
Carteret loses 249 on Green.
Columbus loses 55.
Duplin piles up 775 majority, a gain
best schools for teachers to interchange
views and compare work with teach-
Your Nam e lu Print. ers of other schools, in order that a gen- of 20
Mr. E. L. Francks, of Onslow, is in erous emulation may be aroused. The Edgecombe falls off 1,000 Republican
the city. He is negotiating in behalf of Quincy teachers visit the Boston bcIiooIs votes. Hurrah for both Hubbs and
the Farmers and Merchants association and the teachers of Boston return the O'Hara!
for a steamer to put on Trent river. compliment and both are very much
Green is reported elected in the third
diHlrictCoxScalesDowdiRobbins
and Vance are elected. Wo have noth
ing as yet from the first district, but see
no reason to think that Latham has not
been elected.
Cotton Middling 9 ; strict
middling 9: low middling 91.
heed cotton -Extra nice, 31c; ordi
nary 3ie.
Corn Old, 81c; new 75o. per bushel
Rice $1.00 to 1.05 per bushel.
Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm
at yj.ou tor yellow dip.
Tar Firm at $1.50 and $1.75.
Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb.
Honey COe. per gallon.
Wheat 90c. per bushel.
Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c.
Fresh Pork 10c. per pound.
Eikis 21c. per dozen.
Peanuts New crop, 1.00 per bushel
01 ,Yi 1US.
Fodder-75c. per hundred for new
apples-.- Mattamuskeets, 70 cts per
bushel.
Onions $4.00 per bbl.
Peas-$1. 10 to $1.25 per bushel.
Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c.
Tallow 6c per lb.
Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair.
Turkeys $1.75 per pair.
Meal Bolted, 1.00 psr bushel.
Potatoes Irish, $4.00 per bbl: sweet
40 to 60c. per bushel.
SriiNouss West India 5 inch, mixed.
$2.50 per M. Building 5 inch, hearts.
$3.50; saps, $3750 "per M.
Executor's Ji'ojice.
1K or KollTH C'AHOLINA, i
Crayon O-iinty. j
Tin iibfcrilHr bavin nunllflrt .. .,
lorof tltf l ttf of JaiU' l. (iiukina
cm lhi'4th day of N..v. ii,)mt, A. 1. 1881 befori
mo riu.Mn-i.ouri i i rav. ii county, bervby mo
iilitsall )mts..ii l.miii)- rialins sgninst wid n.
tale, lo iM-iwiu llii-ni U.i- lament oa or brfv
ili - -nil (lay oi No. ii.i.i.r, lsss, or thlr notice '
:il lie i ! el iii I,:,.- t i li.'ir rerbvrrv
IKmu- litis jiIi iU, (,f .NuvpiulKir, IStiJ , - '
W- bATIUM, "
novallw .. Executor. ' -
luJiliinery.
1882-FaII -7intcr-IC32
-OPENINO-
Thursday. Oct. 10, 1002
MRS. S. H. LAKE & CO.
Will dlspluy their CHOICE SELECTION of
BONNET AND HATS
In the latest Full anil Winter Stvleg. Also a
Full Line of Mllllnoiy OtxiilH in
Silks, Velvets, Satins,
thers, Flowers,
Fea-
A lid a Full Line of
Mr. J. P. Brogden of Trenton is in the benefitted.
city. .. . i x Prof. Johnson fully recognizes the
advantages of such a course of proce-
Wayne county goes Republican a lit-
ting comment on the policy pursued by
the Chairman of the Democratic Con
gressional Committee, who lived in
Bold Attempt at Itobliery.
Yesterday, about high noon, Fred
Kitchen, colored, made a bold attempt
to rob the residence of Sir. Gus. Rosen
thai, on Fifth, between Dock and Ch
ange streets. A domestic of the house,
who was sent up-stairs on an errand,
discovered while passing one of the bad
TVib rnntentrwaia in from Jollv Old aure as evidenced uy nis trip witn ins uoidsboro and who assumed tne res- rooms tliat a uunuie ot ciotmng was ly
Vipld with 40 bales of cotton and 10 pas- teachers to Goldsboro today. The teach- ponsibility of having no Congressman ing on a basket, and when she returned
ers oi me uoiusDoro uraaea iscnooi, wo in tne Held m the Second District, she noticed that tne uunuie. nan ueeu
learn, expect to return the visit later Trading never pays. removed. She' reported tlio facts' to
on. Mrs. Humphrey, of the Goldsboro Wilson "sets down" on II. F. Mur- Mrs. Rosenthal, who went up stairs
school visited our school one day last rav. the Independent, and eives 850 with tho servant to investigate tlio cause
GO
sengers.
The iViee from same point brings
bales of cotton and 4 passengers.
The IVetir is off to liay itiver on
schedule time.
Directory for the Burnt Comer.
Tho merchants who were burned out is highly gratified at the earnestness
in the fire on Wednesday night were and enthusiasm of his teachers, and at
week and returned home much pleased Democratic majority.
with her visit. Randolph eives 400 Democratic ma-
We learn from Prof. Johnson that he jority a gain of 1 12.
Johnson 375 Democratic, a gain of 11.
engaged yesterday in storing their goods
to await the action of the Insurance ad
iusters. Roberts & Bio. moved to the
W. G. Bryant store on South Front; Wa
hab moves to the W. G. Brinson store,
W. F. liountree in the building occu-
. pied by Watson & Street and Dr. Bates
in the upstairs of the same building. In
reporting the losses in yesterday's issue,
we neglected to mention the building
owned and occupied by D. N. Kilburn.
Loss, $1,500. No insurance.
the consequent rapid progress of the
pupils in scholarship and deportment.
leacners and pupils have been work
ing hard and deserve the rest that a hol
iday gives, many pupils, nowever, vo
ted for school and against holiday.
More pupils have been graded tins
week.
Granville gives 200 Republican
jority Republican loss of 111.
Alamance 800 Democratic, a
of 170.
gain
of the disappearance of the clothing
from the top of the basket. Fred.
Kitchen, a colored boy, about 20 years
of age, was discovered under the bed
Mis. It. ran to the doors and locked
them, und thus checked tho thief in his
attempt at egress from the doorway in
tho third story. He then ran down
Kinston Items.
General Loftin says it is one of his
greatest consolations to know that the
oldest lnnaDitant tit the county, Jacob Cleveland's majority at 171,000. The
mngston, voted for him last luesday. Asaonihv wi11 Rtnn(1 80 nemnerais ftn,l
liurrell Canaday says he heard Sheriff 48 Republicans, a cam of 13. The Con
uavis putting tne toiiowmg prayer when gressional delegation will staud 19
kib uuiavurauw uews was comine in
the nip-ht. of thn elpctinn "O X nrA if
the righteous, like me and Taylor, bare- clatic 8am of six- Tft0 Democrats have
He speaks of putting on a line of light ly escape, what will be the damnation undoubtedly secured a eonsidenble
draft boats to ply between Swansboro, of the ungodly like Perry and Loftini"' majority in Congress. Our returns give
Morehead City and New Berne and up It is said an extraordinary matinee them 174 members against 150 Repub-
New Line of Steamers.
Capt. A. W. Styron, of Washington,
the owner of the steamers Greenville
and farhoto was in the city yesterday
White Oak River, provided he can firet will be given Saturday night, Novem-
fho furmora in Wr QOnHnn tVa atnidr DCr J.BU1, U18t., at the COUrt hOUSO in
. . . . . . . . Kinston, in which Lewis Grady, Justice
"L 6" "v. - uoieman, Daniel E. Perry, Major Bar
country aiong ine tvuimj uai ruver rett and uncle Kichard will sing in
which would rapidly develop with quintitte,
good facilities for transporting products "O ever thus from childhood 's hour,
to market. We hone the Cantain will A ve 6eon m fondest hopes decay. "
succeed in this enterprise. , Proceeds of the entertainment to fill up
Lenoir elects her Democratic member stairs, and tried the doors on the second
of the House by 110, a gain of 300.. Ir- oor, with Mrs. a. close upon ms neeis
regularities at La Grange will probably anJ then mado a break for liberty by
result in seating a Democratic Senator ruuu'"S into the basement and jumping
and the entire Democratic C0Uiity out 01 !Vwlnaovv lnt0 tUo dmulS roo)u
ticket. T'ie Dy wa8 seea to have entered the
promises bv soaliue tho back fence, but
INKW iOKK,lNOV.0.-llie limes gives his boldness disarmed those who saw
him of any suspicion. Last week sev
eral ai tides of clothing disappeared
mysteriously from Mr. Rosenthal's resi
dence and it is presumed that the same
Democrats and lu KepuDlicans, a Demo- thifif had naid Mr. R. a visit before,
1
Very lew ladies would havo acted as
courageously as Mrs. Rosenthal did in
trying to prevent tho cscapo of the
thief. Wil. Itevicw.
Grady's campaign jug.
It will require the official
A StiKgention. " wiu require tne omciai vote to
It would be a very graceful and a very reach the true result of Tuesday's elec
proper act for the different Insurance tion; but the followiug estimate will
companies doine business in this citv to J7 ,ne"y approximate it. Dempsey
w " I WWI lomAnvnl- ia Alnnt-nH aim 11 1
make handsome presents to the Are perryj Republican, for House of Repre-
compames nere. i nese companies savea sentatives bv over 150 maioritv. Jas.
thousands of dollars for the Insurance K- Davis is re-elected Bheriff by about
I 4 A " 1 T" -W m 1 in
d. u. xayior ana uenj.
shape of new hose for future use would tion. It ig nip and tuck between Bar-
be very appropriate. Insurance rates, ret and Dunn for Superior Court Clerk,
we learn, are iust as heavv where there with chances in favor of Dunn.
arfire companies as where there are , an, Democrat, for Senator, beate
; Loftin, Republican, in Lenoir about
uuiir, auu iu v-bbo ii Vu uju wuero a i00 majority and Loftin beats him in
direct benent ia clearly shown, some Greene anout 150 majority, electing
recognition should be made. Loitin ny ou majority. .
. ,. , , neuueu auu me oiaie ticKet run near
mrinnvvn: ' . ly up with Beaman the Democrats will
Tn this citv on the ni-ht of Novmhr the county by nearly 100 major-
7th. Viv Rev. V. W. H hifilds. Mr. K. H. '"'J
Siiencer, of Hyde county, and Miss
Alice Sabiston, of New Berne, N. C.
May their voyage through life be a
long and happy one.
In Greene county, all the Republicans
are elected except Smith, whom Luby
Harper defeats by 5 majority for Bheriff.
D. W. Patrick is re-elected Inferior
court clerk by 225 majority.
licans.
Richmond, Ya., Nov. 8. Tho Read- 8.741 Insertions lVom the
jiisters probably carry the State by . ; Army.
10,000 majority. . WASHINGTON, Nov. 0. Adjt
Boston, Mass., Nov. 8. The Journal (Jen. Drum's annual report show
figures a plurality for Butler in the that during the liscal year ended
State of 20,000. June 30 there were (5,181 discharges,
Philadelphia, November 7. Returns 226 deaths, and J, 741 desertions
come in from the State and citv very a total loss to tho army ot 1U,14.
slowlv to-nieht. but those received show men. To ofl'set this loss there were
Democratic cains nnd indicate lieV recruits assigned alUI
heavy
1 inn ml... j.
thn elBriinn of PntHunn fTIomor-rfltA for WV leeilllSHlieillS. i lie leiHIS
plurality. UJ,.r)4'J men will exr
of
expire during the
current fiscal year. While the
' " " fAii)n ft firi,it- i,intiri.il la I ill lilcn
LUlll.'lJ VI Will v lliatl liu 1-3 ii'f ll-'OS
Governor by over 20.000 plurality.
A special dispatch gives Ferrell (Dem
(Republican) for Congress, a Democrat
ic gain of 1,700.
A dispatch front Scranton, Pa., says:
Joseph Scranton (Republican) is certain
ly defeated for Congress in the Twelfth
district.
Hartford, Conn., Nov. 7. It is prob
able that Eaton is elected to Congress
than during the previous year, the
number of re-enlistinents lias fallen
oil' 544, and the number of deser
tions hi 1,;$80 in excess. There ar
now in the ranks 2,855) men wliose
continuous service ranges from 10
to 35 years, while the number last
year was only 2,5J4. lie shows that
Ribbons, Embroidery, Etc.
Tlio public are cordially Invited to call on
Thursday the 19th;
and Inspect my stock,
Orders from tlio country solicited, nnd snt
sfaction guaranteed.
THE B0I1ITZ HOTEL
UOLDSROKO, N. C,
In now neiniiiM; completion. The ImildinK l
very imposing, Mtunted in the business pari
of the. city, all light rooms, and when finished
there will be one hundred and five In nil
seventy-five llnlshed now, and elegantly fur
nished with all the modern improvements.
Electric Bells,
Elevator,
Gas in Every Room,
Dining Room Will Seat 200.
--- Tllls noTEiris Now"' '" " '
OPEN to the PUBLIC,
AND T1IK ritori'iIKTull
Guarantees Satisfaction. . .
AU old friends and new ones are i-esueet
fully invited to call.
l.nrge and commodious Sample lioonis.
Terms S2.lht. 'M and aeeordiii' to lo
cation Of I(OOII).
Commillee rooms a specialty. nov'dtf
I)KrrX2IC!IvS
GARDEN
Mrs. S. H. Lane & Co.,'
POU.OCK STREET,
oeUS-dlm Kw Berne. ST. C.
URSrEL D. DEWEY,
Pollock St., New Berne, N.0.
from the first district. The probability the fallinL' oil' in the number of re-
is tliat the Democrats have elected the eulistmeuts is limited to the class
State' ticket and three Congressmen, of men who have been in the service
Bulkely for Governor gets 51,501 in 153 only; one term only. .The chief
towns, and Waller (Democrat) 56,136. cause of desertion, General Drum
Only 15 towns to hear from. These will thinks, is the fact that the money
increase the Democratic majority to value of clothing drawn by the re
500. ; emit after enlistment a large
The finest Liquors and Cigars, the celebrated
BEitOXKU & 10N(JK1, liKEH, Sour Krant
Sardines, Lobster, Limburgcrand Schweitzer
Cheese constantly on hand.
i!illiiml and Tool Tables.' '
The fluent In the country.
CAROMBOLETTE TABLE,
Something new tho only one ever in the
city. ; . "
DEVIL AMONG THE TAILORS
In the Dully llulldingon Middle Street.
.NMW liHUNE N. ().
t!" The only Hist class sit loon in tho city,
d; & w. S mo. Nov. 3.
Exchange Lunch Room
One door North Cotton lixchange,
CRAVEN STREET, 'NEW KERNE, N. C.
F. L. TERRY, Proprietor.
Open D,y nncl IKTlglit
OYSTEKS
Stewed. Fried,
Broiled, Roasted.
Oysters on the Half Shell.
Ham Sandwich, .Bolognn Sausage, Chicken
Salad, Sardines, Lobsters, Cnmied Beef,
GAME IN SEASON. " ' ;
Soup Every Day.
A Gentlemen's Rlttlna Room connect
ed, where all the latest New York and Balti
more Sporting and Illustrated Papers are on
tile. . , . ; oct28-dtw
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Al'ier n careful search in the Northern.,
cities, the undersigned takes pleasure ln of
fering for inspection her n;
CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK
OF . "
Millinery.
We offer a Complete Assortment of Choicest
and Newest Novelties in
Hats, Bonnets, Kibhons, Zeuhrrs,
Lam and Embroidery Material
of all Kinds.
Special attention has been given ln select
ing the LATEST STYLE ln BONNETS and
HATS, and our EMBOSSED, VELVET and
rUiSH RIBBONS lire the "VERY LATEST
AliONY."
Particular notice Is called to the ' ' -.'v t v-:
Elegant Disjday or ( lilldren's Goods,
Call and examine and get suited. - ( ' "
Having had an experience of OVER, TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS In the Millinery Business,
competition In my line Is challenged, and
look at my stock will convince the public
that I nm selling the BEST OP GOOD8 AT
BOTTOM PRICES. . f
Respectfully, , ;
oetlldtf M. 1). DEWEY. (
JOSEPH SCIIWEQi:.
mponum
FOR 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 gcutleraan's 'wardrobe
complete, Is now open nnd ready for inspee-
tion.
In Novelties ro offer our
Fine Cassiiiiere Pants, with Seven
Pockets, -
something never shown before, nnd
Fine Reversible Overcoats,
representing 1'I.RTERETTE on one side and
SACK ('OAT on the other. :
Our Silk Handkerchiefs. Scarfs, Ties, and
Silk ITnibrellas ure not to be equalled by any
house In the city.
In addition to this we carry a Large Line of
Carpets, Rnirs and Blankets, '
which we offer at LOW FIGURES. s ,
Our Diagonal, Blue Beaver and Scotch
Cheviot Suits, . v
which for the last few years have given snch
general satisfaction, are LIVING PROOFS
that yon get the BEST GOODS for the LEAST
MONEY at our Emporium. -octlldAwtf
WILLIAM WHTTFOED,
I ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office on Craven street, two doors north of
Pollock, NEWBERN, N. C.
Will practice ln the Counties of Jones, On
Blow, Lenoir, Pamlico and Carteret, and aUo
ln the U.S. District Court. Conveyancing a
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