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NEW BERNE, N. C, SATURDAY; NOVEMBER 11, 1882.
NO. 102
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Journal Miniature Almanac. J'
'Sun rlaos; 6:33 ) Length of day, !M'
Sun sets, 4:65 J 10 hours, 22 minutes.'
Moon rises at 5:80 p: m. ! ' ' !
Bad Hew Republican Innings.
eicrts hkye been liaviug their
good news, and now the Republicans
are getting in theirs. The latest tele
grams indicate that Latham s beaten in
the First District for certain, Robbins
r in the Seventh, and
getting his' majority whittled
down to aj very finek ppiutj. jThe returns
as they come in jslowly from the West
show heavier Republican gains than
had been anticipated., Our latest tele-
O . i tl u' i J , ,U ti v U i v
gram last night reads:
"Latham defeated. , Robbins in doubt.
Will require official vote to decide State
ticket.
And
is probably beaten r in
Y."'!U 11 f ' .' ' i : '.
Bennett is getting his
Diver Steamer.
The Cutler sailed for Trenton yester
day morning with a full cargo of gen
eral merchandise. Mrs. 'J. C. Whitty
and Master Fred were passengers for
Polloksvillo. , ,
The Coutcntuea made a trip up Neus
yesterday aud will return to-day.
Pay Hp. ,
We have on our city list a few sub
scribers who are on the delinquent list.
Our collector has some trouble in find
ing some of them and sometimes he is
told to "call again." We are glad to
say there are very few who give us this
trouble, and for those who do we will
have to cut them off. We don't care to
do double work for a small bill once
in making the paper and then in col
lection. ' ' ; "'
to think(that 148
ieen mrown away
Craven has b
majority in
Five hundred busliejs pf rice sold yes
terday at $1.05 for best quality.
. Mr. W. Jjl Oliver as in the cotton
market yesterday and bought 77 bales.
Mr. K NT rvilbutn a erecting a tein
poVaryTuildihg'for his business near
wjierptheonetppd., ,,
" The schooner Ella R. Hill, Hill Caiit.,
arrived, from paltimore(yesterduy morn
ing with a cargo of salt and kain'it.
.Rev.S.H. Isler, Evangelist of Wil
lnintou Presbytry, will preach at Semi
nary Church, near Polloksvillo,, at 11 a.
in. next Sabbath.
The Kinston brought in yesterday 105
bales of cotton, 200 bushels of rice and
two passengers.. Capt. Dixon reports
th rivar vary low. j". I J
4steriay was (hill day for (he
Democrats . hi New Berne. They de
mirve a spell of 'I&iious' Fever or tlie
: Swift Creek slip-up.
maim, shipped on the Shenandoah yes
terday, to Elizabeth , City and other
points, 18,000 cigars. His brands, we
are glad, to note, are gaining a wide
MHI Pilll ItMIULilLHHl.
1 ' : : ft :
The Wilmington' St (tr is nearly always
accurate in, literary! matters and we
" copy, this extract, to , correct a foviuer
t . t I . . l i I 1 1 i S i I ; I .
communication! .
The .editor "of the flaw Bern Journal
will inform his correspondent, Capt.
Appleton Oaksmith, that the correction
( in reference to Wm. Hooner's birth
place1 followed in the next issue of the
Star after the one containing the error,
which had heretofore been a popular
one in Wilmington. ,h ; , i, i?)
The mail train ran off 1 the track at
Morehead City jreste'day, morning and
the up mail (J.nob reach here until
abquj; 3 o'clock prm. From accidents
' ahel other causes' for tin last two or
'three' weeks-' 'the ! mail train has been
running With almost as much regularity
.jasfhe fregh, .yauch tojhe; annoyance
. ot, passengers
Beaufort.
'Mr.AyF.Kountree requests us to
return his sincere thanks to , the public
in their efforts in saving his goodH on
. the night of tho fire. His loss he thinks
: will'inivup front SltflO t"fl006 above
hre insurance. Mr. H. Sperling also
''Wish. t'ac'kh6:wled'g'b''hy 'obligatious to
the Fire, (jomganies for saving his build
ing from the fire' on that night. Mr,
. W. B, Boyd returns his thanks for fa-
-isorsiirendered i byli both , white land
. ;colored ,ia saving goods. :
' At the Stockholders' meeting jester
. ! ll'aV! I il OtlsborcV a! itisolutioiii waf
ttrtiir f'. ..ill
adopted declaring the Midland Lease
forfeited.
Negro II ul p.
"Want to keep from under negro
rule," has been the cry, and yet the
Board of Canvassers, appointed under
Democratic auspices, had a majority of
colored men on it !' If they will do to
trust with the counting of ballots, it is a
pretty full acknowledgment of their
political integrity. To their credit it
can be said that these canvassers acted
very fairly and held back, waiting for
the Democratic Swift Creek vote until
midnight.
'.-.. .
Ituild of Brick.
We s expect to see .handsome, brick
t6ie9 Fpi'ing tip on the burnt corner,
ii place of the old wooden nhui.ties.
We; have two brick manufacturers near
the city, Mr. J. F. Ives and Mr. R. Wil
liams, and it is probable that brick will
be put dotfn in New Berne at reasona
ble figures. A fire in a city is not
always an unmixed evil, and generally
results i in ' Improved buildings. New
Berne is entering upon a new era and
coden' buildings for business should
be discarded.
Official Tt of Jones. !
Congressman at Large: '
Bennett, - - -Dockery,
. - - : - . -
Judge Supreme Court:
Ruffin, - . - -Folk,
-' - - -
Congress, 2d District:
O'Hara, - - -
Solicitor:
Galloway, - -Wassom,
- . - -
Senutov:
Col. Whitford, -II.
Frank Brown, - -
House of Representative!):
Dr. C. J. Mattocks,
E. R. Page, - -
Isaac Smith, . .
Superior Court Clerk:
T. J. Whitaker, - - .
E. II. K.F.Perry, - ,
J. L. Kiusey, - - -Sheriff:
S. E. Koonce, - - -C,
E.Scott, , - ."- - , -
497
735
514
724
708
552
731
421
742
304
864
Zl
673,
423
175
812
505
T1IM 8TATI5 ELECTION.
Gain and. Lokkch.
Ofliclnl Vote ol'T.ouolr Counts'.
, Congressman at lxirgc.
Bennett, . .
DtK-kery, . . .1
Congressid District.
O'lhira, . . .
Judiciary,
Kh'Iiinond ami nirisircth.
Tins irouiie TXuvert at the iscnv Jierne
Theatre on Thursday und Friday nights.
un tne iii'sc nigut nignt uio iiouse was
ery small, and on last night sonyj bet
ter. The playing was pretty fair and it
is to bo regretted no better houses were
given them. But this was their own
fault, for they played here without ad
vertising except on the lences. li is
rather a novel idea to try to run a the
atrical traveling troupe without news
paper aid, and itcertainly has not proved
a brilliant success in this case.
Craven Demoorals.
If the State goes Democratic Craven
county ijvill bo entitled to, no credit
The Democratic strength on the Jarvis
Buxton campaign was 1,212 votes.' This
ear Bennett would have had only 892
votes if all had been counted a loss of
340. But us this was not bad enough
Swift Creek failed to Fend in her vote
which gave 177 to Bennett (a majority
over Dockery of 148) thus reducing the
Bennett vote to 715 a loss of 497. In
6ue or two moro years there will be
nothing left of the "fire tried." The
only consolation is that the Republicans
did still worso and Dockery ran behind
tho Buxton vote 597 votes.
Name In Print
. Mrs.' Joseph jgefowerin and family re
turned from a summer trip north on
the Cotton Exchange yesterday with 2'
A Trotting Mule.
Mr, N. P. Smith, bf Ouslow county
wantstit,to proclaimed i and known
throughout the four adjoining counties
1 Hiat he "has a miile that can clean up
I,, anYthjngr on the turf t:be found in
these countios.
' Swift Creek." " " t'' '
-i I Swift Creek is the Democratic strong
hold of Craven, and evidently is a law
unto herself in political matters. At
that place Bennett had a majority : of
148 and this majority 'was thought so
little of that the Democratic Judces
of Electibn appointed a colored man to
bring them to New Berae and act as
. one of tbe Canvassers. But this parties
ular canvasser failed to make his
'" pearance at tho appointed time and the
. Board sent a special messenger after
hih and staid in; session' -oh Thursday
. until midnight waiting for , him. , It is
. said that lie sent word that he "would
' ' be in on Saturday." '' ; J '
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Ruffin, ,
Folk, .
(liillowoy,
W;issoni, .,
Solicitor.
: , Senator. : ;; , ,
11. C D. Bemnaii, .. .
F. B. Loft in, : . : ... .
House of Rcpresenlatices.
.Dempney Wood, . -r.
Daniel h. Perry, , . . . ;
Sheriff, i
Jullll'R D. Sulton, .
Juiues K. Davis, . .
Superior Court Clerk.
W. J. Barrett, . . .
W. W. Dunn, . .
. Register of Denis.
B. L. Taylor, ...
, Treaxurer.
ienj"iiihi Sutton, .
Surveyor.
(leu. F.Purrolt. .
VVm. Arthur, .
Coroner.
Dui'huni ( iratlv, .
II. T. Randolph, . ' .
1,275
1.277.
.1.160.
1.277.
1,277,
1,296,
1,221.
1.331.
1.211.
1.851.
1,211.
La Grange Items
Cotton' VcHtcrday
A lot of cotton in and the price on the
down grade. Two hundred and seventy
bales changed hands, the best (and very
little of that) bringing 9.
' NEW YOUK MARKET, SPOT
Middling 101.
Strict low middling 10 5-10
Low middling 10 1-10.
' NEW VOUK PUTCKHS: '
m-ff f. Moruiug., .Noon. Evening
vNovenaber, 10.23 10.31 10.25
December, 10.23 10.27 . 10.20
' January, 10.30 10.34 10.27
. February, . 10.43 10.45 10.38
' ' LIVKRPOOL SPOTS. ,
Uplands 6 2-16.
Orleans 6 7-16
LIVERPOOL FUTURES. , j
December. 6 1-64. ,. ;; , t
January, 5 61-64.
February, 5 61-64.
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OHllMV GOKIPc. t; 1- , ts.-vt '.
'Tlic distressing rumor reaches us that
our Unslow correspondent, Ueorge W.
Ward, gets only about 100 votes for
Registor of Dcods ! ; ,He has pno conso
lation, however," he can locate some
big snake stories on some of the fellows
that voted against him.'
And the further calamity in that good
old county is reported, that Capt. Foy
gets only , 145 1 votes tho prohibition
vote of last year!
Onslow pulled up handsomely in the
State and Congressional vote thanks to
Wassom 's speeches against Galloway.
The Democrats ought to do something
liandsome for Wassom. To' him and
the Hubbs-O'IIara controversy is due
the credit fo the Democratic triumph,
if 4t is a triumph.
k'j Human Freight by Ex pre. - "
, Among the Express matter brousrht
down from Lincolnton yesterday even
ing, was Archie Huffstetler, a blind boy
of 10 years, who had a tag pinned to his
coat;, marked "li,
D. & B. Institute
little fellow was given a berth on the
Raleigh sleeper C. C; R'y, and sent on
last night, Charlotte Journal.
Richard HigginSi an aged citizen of
this Township, died of paralysis on Mon
day last.
Dempsey Wood, Democrat, is elected
to the legislature by 140 majority
Dau'l. E. Perry, Republican.
The bulk of the cotton crop is out,
and in somo places has been sold. The
price at this time is distressingly low,
The county commissioners at their
last meeting, appropriated five hun
dred dollars to aid in building a bridge
across Neuse at the Sutton seine beach.
Reliable subscriptions to the amount of
neavjnine hundred has been raised, and
work will bo the next thing in order
There was no contest uetore our re
turning board on any of the election re
turn?.: . It'was threatened, however, to
throw out Moseley Hall township, be
cause of the alleged non-swearing in of-
the officers appointed to hold the elec
tion. There' wa3 also mnne stir about
Vanco township because the election
SHELBY.
- Webb, Democrat, Senator, elected.
. GUILFORD.
: Democrats gain one member of the
Legislature in Uuilforu. . Scales is
elected to Congress by an increased
majority.
DURHAM.
Durham gives Bennett 200 majority;
a small Democratic loss.
CLEVELAND.
Kings Mountain gives one hundred
majority for the Democratic ticket. '
. RICHMOND. , . ,
Laurenburg gives 76 majority for
Bennett and Dowd.
NEW HANOVER.
Wilmington, November 8. Green is
elected beyond a doubt. His majority
will be from 700 to 800.
'; .' ANSON.
Wadesboro township gives Bennett
453, Dockery 183, Dowd 447, and John
ston 135. All the Democratic ticket safe
in the county from three to six linn
died.
FORSYTH F..
Robbins received a majority of 600,
Overman is elected. Kluttz has been
defeated in tho district. Democratic
ticket elected in Rowan. Robbins' ma
jority in .Rowan is 100.
, ' UNION.
; Three precincts to hear from in this
countv.. lne onicial u vote w ill givi
Bennett seven fifty to eight hundred
majority. The Independents and Re
publicans beateu out of sight. Houston
1,242. Democrat, beats Stewart, Independent
1 ,((. f,r ihe legislature, nhnnt. four lnmilroil
Price, Democrat, for Sheriff, doubles
h"is two competitors. The vote in the
county is very light. Every precinc
gives Democratic gains.
DURHAM COUNTY, '
Durham, Nov. 8th. 8 p. in. Cox an
Bennett, two hundred und thirtv-sevr
mnjoriiy.
'"MOORE AND HARNETT.'
Fayetteville, Nov, 8. The vote
Moore county is a tie. Harnett gives
Green COO majority.
IREDELL.
Statesville, Nov. 8. This county
gives Bennett about 550 majority; Rob
bins about 450. This is a Democratic
loss of 150 to 250.
RORESON.
Lumuerton, Nov. 8. Robeson county
over elects tho entire Republican ticket, ex
cept Superior Court Clerk and Sheriff
a Republican gain of two members of
the Legislature. McLean and Toon,
Democrats, are elected from the Sena
torial district composed of Robeson and
Columbus. The Republican majority
on tho Judicial ticket and Congression
al ticket is about 150.
GRANVILLE.
Oxford, Nov, 8. The entire Gran-
villo Republican county and Legislative
ticket is elected by majorities of 18 to
150. The majority for Dockery and the
Republican Judges is about 200. Frauds
at one box may- elect WillinmsT Demo
crat, to the Iiouse and a Democratic
Sheriff.
, . ROWAN.
Salisbury, Nov. 8. la liowau ceun-
1,265.
'1,305.
1,521.
1,511.
1,214.
1.350.
.1.252
1,204.
COMMERCIAL.
iVKW RERNK MARKET.
Cotton Middling 9 ; strict low
middling 0j; low middling 9.
Seed cotton Extra nice, 3ic: ordi
nary 3C
Corn Old, 81c; new 75c. per bushel.
Rice S1.00 to $1.05 per bushel.
Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm
at $2.50 for yellow dip.
TAR r ii m at tfl.50 and $1.75.
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.
Egos 21c. per dozen.
Peanuts New crop, S1.00 per bushel
Ot 3311)8.
Fodder 75c. per hundred for new.
Apples Mattatnuskeets, 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 Go. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair.
Turkeys 1.75 per pair.
Meal Bolted, $1.00 p3r bushel.
Potatoes Irish, S4.00 per bbl; sweet
40 to bUc. per bushel.
biiiNGLES West India 5 inch, mixed,
$2.50 per M. Buildiug 5 inch, hearts.
S3.S0; saps, 2.50 per M.
m
CITY ITE23.
This column, next to local win u u, tu huh
tur Local Advertising. . . ..
Notice is hereby given that the reso
lution passed by the City Council, auth
orizing the Tax Collector to take one-
half of city taxes in city Touchers when
they are offered, will expire on the 15th
of November. After that date all cash
will be demanded. i
R. D. Hancock,
novlttd. Tar Collector.
Eighty-five cents per barrel tu.ui far
kerosene barrels. ,rt. ... ..
octll5t. A. B. Dkmicuon-
S'ATK OK nilTM I'AHUUSIA.Y - -
(.'raven iiiil.v. (
Thp aiibwrilM-r li.n ing qimliOwl rt Exci.
tor of the t mate of Jim',. M il.biK. :
ou tlieWi any ol Nn.iuber, A. 1. 1882. bffore
Ihe Kroliate I'oiirl ..f 1 raven comity, hereby no-
titles nil per. 11 h linvintr claimt acfuinct anidm- i
lute, lo hresent tUem tor ttavmrnt on or f
ill'' llli day of Noviiuber, 1883,. or I Lin notice
will be pleuded in tmr of their recovery
fl'uueUli ih dy ui Novemlier; VWii, ,t jr
S. W. LATHAM,
m.v.dlw .. . .. EiecMtor.
EU3 i 1 1 i n e ry t "
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Thursday. Oct. ID, 1G35
MRS. S.H. IiAKeWK
ill ilisi.lny tin it i:iU)l('ESKLKl.'i;iOItf
. BONNE t'AND
1 Ihe IjiIcsI Full iiiiilTTiierftTvlea. Also
full Line 01 .MtlliiirTvGooiteWt-.t '
Silks, Velvets,' rSatin8, Fea
thers, Flowers,
Ami li full Mile of ,
. . . , iIf - il ,', X
Ribbons. Embroiderv. ..Etc.
THE BONITZ HOTEL
J()LDSHOKO, N. C ,
In now nenrlns? completion.' The building is
wry impohliiMr, situated in the business pnrt
of the flly, nil light roomx, and when finished
there will be one hundred and five in nil
seventy-live linislied now, and elegantly fur
nislied Willi all Hie moflern iiiiin'ovenients.
Electric Bolls,
Elevator,
Gas in Every Room,
Dining Room Will Seat 200.
THIS HiiTF.Ij is now
OPEN' to -the PUBLIC
AMI T11K ritoriUKTOll
Guarantees Satisfaction.
All old fi lends and new ones are respect'
UUly invited to enll.
Liinro and commodious Sample dooms.
Terms "-'.0l). und J-'UH, nccordin? to U
cation of doom.
Couimittee rooms 11 .specialty. novTdtf
'' i V l(le ire eoidiully luvitvcl on
Thursday the 19th,' 1 1
and inspect my sloek,
Orders from the eotintry oUcitd, and sat
isfaction giiainiiteed., ; j,:
Mrs. S. H. LaneCb:i
POLLOCK STREET,''.
octlS-dlm -. feew BM. V. C
1 :','i .j.'.') .'Ili.ilil.
I . j i . . i.. .1.,., .1.,..., .. r..ii:.. ,.ir
ri.l.irnH Rhwi,rl thr nior vnlns (hu 'J" "-""f
ot tno Democratic tsircngui, lroni live 10
seven huudred Uoniocratic voters ro
maining from the jioIIm in tho rural dis-
tr'cts. ' Tlie ' Deinoeratie majority lias
been reduced to about 200 in the county.
Theo. F. Kluttz, Democratic candidate
for the Senate, for Rowan and Davie, is
ported defeated by 1 50 in favor of, the
Radical coalitionist Ramsey. " The re
turns are not official, but are considered
reliable. -:
Alexander county is reported on rood
authority to give 800 majority for Ben
nett and Robbins.
the registration book did; but it all end
ed in smoke.
Tho election Tuesday was the most
quiet and peaceable of any held at this
place for many years. The voters went
tu the box and, deposited their ballots
with a deliberation that said "this is
our business and we'll attend to i it."
The "bull-dogs'! of the parties had but
little to do, and with the exception of
some illegality in the time df opening
the polls and qualifying of the Regis
trar, and all was done decently and in
order, and with the best of feeling. The
vote was not a full one 402 being Earthquake in Massachusetts
polled, ; when the registration books
show about five hundred. Wood led
tho Democratic ticket and was only 89
bohind Perrvi The Ronnhlinnn was. of
course, ahead here; but not ' with their ,i!!(.,cte1d f yernor by about 20,000.
Major" Hughes was "1B p), iujuu, .s io,uji.
mo , jjeuiocrats rc-ciect iieonoui
JUlirJMOIfN
ATLANTIC GARDEN
Tlie finest Liquors and Cigars, the celebrated
ltKdONKd & lONCKI. IIKF.H, Hour Kraut
Sardines, Lolister, I.lniburger aiid Schweit.or
I'lieese constantly on Imnd,
Billitird and Tool 'J'ahli's.
The Hnnst in the country. .
CAEOMBOLETTE TABLE
onlv one ever In the
cu. Butler Elected Cover nor A Gnln
of Two or Three Congressmen.
I'.otsTON, Xov. 1 Gen.
Butler is
usual majority. Major Hugh
complimented with several votes, and if
Messrs. Hubbs and Dudley's statement
in regard to O'Hara was ..correct, the'
Major may be our next Representative.
So mote it, be. In that event, who will
be favored with, Federal appqiptinent at
this place Echo answers, who..
Morse to Congress in tlie Filth dis
trict, and probably Patrick Collins
in tlic Fourth,. Ileury T. Lovering
in the Sixth, and Charles P. Thomp
son in the Seventh. , Theodore
Lyman, Civil Service Independent
candidate in the Xinth district,, has
. A. Gudger, Supt. D.
, Raleigh, N. C.'f Th5
MRS. LI. D. DEVEY,
I.) I'
Something new the
city. . ' , .
DEVIL AMONG THE TAILORS
In the Puffy Building on Middle Street.
NEW BEHNEN. IV
Mb The only ft ml class saloon In the city.
d;&w. 8 mo. ; . Nov.il.
Pollock St., New Berne; 1140.
T !(-.: I..J
Afier a careful search In the Northern
cities, the undersigned takes pleasure In bf-
ferlngfor Inspection her ' !, r?it:i-.w.i
CAREFULLY 1 SELECTED STOCK
lUlNliiiy.
Wc offer a Complete Assortment of Choicest
and Newest Novelties Iti' u -.-?( kiti
Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons,11 iephyrs,
LaocH and Embroidery Material
of all Kinds." -; J
tut i ' -v.tui
.Special ottention has been given in (elect
ing the L AT KMT STYLE in BONNETS and
HATS, and our EM BUSSED, VELVET and
PLUSH KIllIKlNS are tlie "VERY LATEST
AGONY." ,.. j y.-.u
Partieulur luitice i culled to tlp .a i, i
Klegant Display of ChQdren'8Vt'(joyds,
('ail and exnmrne-und get witted1. " -
Having had au experience of OER TW'EN-TY-1'IVE
YEARS In the Itfillltiery.BuBjnegB,
competition In my line Is" diallenged; fend a
look at my stock will convince .the jmbllo
that I am selling the BEST, OF GOOP9 AT
BOTTOM PRICES. " ' ' 11 '
Kespeotfuilyi iiij:i ..ii'i
octUdtf , rx U. ty'pEWEY.
Fred B. Loftm Esq., , Republican, is defeated John W. Candler, Keimb-
eiecten rjeuator irom wreene and Lenoir i,CaT (;ov, Jong is probably elect
ny o: majority, doteating Ueanian, uem- ed to Congress in the Second dis
ocrat, 148 votes in Oreene, while. Bea- trict, Butler , carried , Lowell by
man heats him 93 in Lenoir It s-said about J,b00 plurality, and 111 Ins
Loftiii WiJl tklcettieliiiiMLQf boauir as home ward , ho leads '.by .,175, al
well as the senatorial seat, Groenecoun- though .It IS Strongly Ivcpublicau.
ty helping him to both! , J The Journal concedes a plurality
. . - - . i : lor Jiutler in .the state, ot; iiy,ooo,
! i i ;!)( parted "' ' ; , but claims that the rcst.of the. Ee-
UJpori ' inquiry at the Custom publican State ticket is elected,
Iiouse .yesterday . lor "clearances" which the returns indicate. . The
irom this port, the response came: Legislature will be Republican, but
!"Sotuing bufythe Jimrmlioom: by a reduced majority". The re
, 'NYhat washer cargq!" wepsked, turns, as they come in,, show great
"Disappointed hopes !'y was the gains tor Butler and a talliug off in
reply. -Hit btar. i i -t. ,-.t u 1 the Republican, vote.
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One door North i'ol ton Exchange,
CUAVEX MTKEET, NEW BEHNE.N.i'.
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Stewecl.. Fried,
! 1 , ' Broiled, Roasted.
Oysteta on the Half Shell.
i rr, j'-4 'Mil n ! 'iiii ji'li
Ham Handwlcli, BoloKun HRUsage, Chicken
j . Halnd, Siwdlnas, Iiohstero, Canned neef,
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f Soup 12 very Day.
S- A 'Gentlemen's Sitting Room connect
ed, where all tM latest New York and Haiti
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The FINEHT lHriPIAY of; KKADV-.MAM;
CI,OTHIX(J, (iENTEEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS niid n.NI-'SIADE '8HOIS,"in ftct
anythlnK to innHe gbntierwuiM,, wardrobe
complete. Is 'now open nl ready tor Inspec
tion. 1 '" i
lit NoVeltUw we otter our ' ( r( .
' Fiue Ca.4sinier Panti,1 with 8t
l:-"i: r.Pockets, r,!,,: -iu 4
aomething neter shown before, and' tl 1 I
Fine ReterMble 'Oterbtoi'
representnis UI.rERETtB onone'sliW nd
ficArfs, Ties, und
ie equalled by any
SACK COAT on the other.
'Our silk Handkerchiefs,
811k Umbrella are not to I
house In the city.
j In addition t this wjpjrrjr a Jjirge Line of
,' Crptx, Bags an4 Blankets,
whi we offer at LOW FIGURES.4 i . '
Oar Dia'sronal, Cine-Bearer and V ,tik
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which for the last few years have given m- '
moreBrrtingandlllnst Fpera areon
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