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VOL. Vn.-NO. 170.
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BUSETESS LOCiXS.
COTTON TIES tad Cotton Gin at
Gio. Allm dt Co.
LARGE fmh supply of Lynn Hitm
Oysters ob hand tonight at Mrs. 8.
A. WombUV
ENGINE tod Gia Repairs, Belting,
Pecking, ate. at
, Geo Alleh & Co.
171NE fat beef for 8atu rd y morning
at BJSwert'a atells.
CORN SHELLERS, Grata Fens, Feed
Cutters at GaO AiXM & Co.
FINE stall-fed Beef at Chae. E. Nel-
sob a stall ob 8aturday morning.
PLEASE REMEMBER that I Dead
money aa wall at tha rest of man
kiad, and if yon owi ma plaata pay ma.
J.C.VT BITTY.
OURE WINES AND LIQUORS for
.1 Mediotnal and other usee for sale
' by
U 4 CTUaTED
James Rkdhond
BY TBE PUREST
Xi. MOTIVES." W nether my ad
vertisements are posted ia w ntpicuoua
plaeo or not, (by my friends,) I am
still determined to all good gto
ceries very cheap. I have on head 500
bbU oMVylle, Smith & Co. unrivaled
float, bought bofora tha edvence.whicb
I intend to set I very close, country
merchants who ara in aaarch of bn-
' gains would do wall to call aad aaa me,
I will surely save them money. To the
city trade, botB wholesale and retail, I
particularly eater, and guarantee to
give perfeot eatiefaotion. The Finest
' Butter and Whitest Flour are my lead
, i speoialtiee.
,? THE GROCER, E B. HACKBURN.
IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND
HOLLAND GIN. just received and
for aale by James Ridmond.
GO DOWN to the Cash Store and get
aome of thoee three pound oanaof
Tomatoes and Peachea for 10 cent per
can. No living mortal oan tell the same
gooda for 10 cerltl except the Caah man.
JUST RECEIVED Another lot of
GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
for aale by Jamkb Redmond.
IJHIL'A BUTTER, the best in the
.market, on ice at Dunn', only 30
centi per lb.
IP
fSE PURE ICR, manufactured by
the Jarman Ice Factor v 1 j j 0li
'f UK Massachusetts Independents
are for Cleveland through mid
through.
MILLER, Hall and Hartwell, of
Troy, N. Y., the largest makers of
linen wear in this country have
come out for Cleveland and Thar
man. "Whit about bulldozing P It
will not be attempted on our part,
nor will it be submitted to from
any quarter. "A free ballot and a
fair count" is pare Democracy
'THERE is much canvassing in
North Carolina. - This is well ; but
puolio speaking will not take the
' place of earnest work and vigilance
at the polls. Bee to it that every
man, is talked to in private and
brought oat to the election.
1 4THH Democratic Rational Com
mlttee, are assurnd that the anion
Cigarmakert-vr throtrghoot ' the
country will rote solidly against
Harf ison aW Morton, becaase of
' tBeif ; determine! , jappoaUioii . to
organized labor bf Oen Harrison
daring his official caieer. ,
' Judge THtrRMAN received
telegram last Tuesday that hurried
' him away from Washington. His
friends were preparing to. give him
a reception v at the-Ebbet House,
t bat i the grand old, man never
Indulges in festivities' when, work is
to W done. :
: Germans are Independent think
era.: They will not blindlyj lollow
the lead of Carl Schurtz, but they
are proud of him as their country
. man, . anfli they will listen to his
words and, weigh his conclusions.
. We confidently, rely upon the Ger
man vote in this election." -.
, , Tna following ebeering dispatch
was received ly Chairman Brice
irom Newark, K.1 Jn last 'Tuesday
"This great manufacturing city
has just given a Democratic ma
jority of about 1,000, being again
of 2,500 over charter election
October, 1834.. It Is the first time
this city baa gone Democratic prior
to a residential election. 1 ,
, - E. L.PEICE,
... Chran. Essex Co. Dem. Com."
Thus Kew Jersey passes from tbe
list of doubtful 'States and takes
her place ia ttie Democratic column
Tna utterances of 6am Sma'
c-'tt to open tie eyes of every
r - "rat who has Kctened to the
f z a voice of the political seducer.
8 phat be airs: ortf qanlin
will, by the rete of tktf Protibition
partTi probabl Vs placodi ia the
Republican party. We Wan to
tolx the Eepoblican and Dffdooratie
babies up so thai thej cannot be
told apart and then kill both of
them.0 The WUmington fitarverj
aptly adds: Thank jou, Air, Small,
for revealing yoar plans and calcu
lations. Yoo would like to hand
over the white people of North
Carolina into the merciful keeping
of black Radicalism, bat j"oa will
tail aa .you did in Georgia. Yoo
will grow i-mall by degrees and
beautifully less !
LOCAL NEWS.
SEW ADVERTISEMESTS.
8 L. Dill Special train.
George Asn-Offioe of, etc.
Mrs. 8 A. Womble Oratera.
New Bern Theatre Benefit.
8. L. Dill Ho! for Raleigh Fair.
Geo Allik & Co. Cotton tie, etc.
Geo Allen & Co. Corn thellre.eto.
T. J. Tub nsb & Co. Cloaing out.eto
Geo. Allen & Co. -Engine end gin
repairs, eio.
The county candidatea on tha Coali
tion ticket apeak at Vanceboro today.
Mr. Arthur L. Butts will be at tha
theatre Monday night with hit pano
rama and beautiful artistic scenes.
Bishop Petty of the A. M. E, Zion
Church from California will preach at
St. Peter's Church Sunday morning and
at night.
The building committee of the Fair
Association is going ahead with the re
pairs on tbe grounds and buildings. A
large machinery ball and extensive
stables re to be erected at ooce. Tbe
property id a magnificent purchase, and
brn the macadamized road is com
pleted will be worth treble its coat. The
Directors did well in the purchase.
Our friend Geo Ash in a letter pub
lished In another column cornea out
squarely in favor of judicioua advertis
ing, though he says it is difficult to get
p a good advertisement. This is a faot;
it rtquires tact, but there la one feature
n advertising that all can adopt with
profit to themselves and pleasure to
their customers, and that ia, naver aar
in your advertisement that yon are do-
ins things that you can not do. Mr.
Ash says he endorsee that rule heartily
and will stick to it.
Steamer Movements.
The Eaglet ot tbe E. C. D. line arrived
yesterday with cargo of general mer
chandise and will sail this afternoon at
o'clock. The Vesper of tbia line will
arrive tomorrow.
TbeNewberne of the 0. D. line tailed
for Norfolk yesterday carrying oot full
cargo of cotton, shingles, naval storee.
other freights, and passengers. The
Manteo wilt arrive tonight.
Meeting of Board of Trade.
A large and interesting meeting of
the Board of Trade was held last night.
8everal new members were received
and matters of vital interest to New
Berne and this section were diecuased
with earnestness and real. The follow
ing standing committees were an
nounceJ, the appointments taking tffeet
from the first of June last:
On Bankrng-Oeo, B. Roberts, Thor .
A. Green, John Dunn.
On Taxation John J. Wolfenden, E
B. Hackburn, Dr. frank Duffy. ''
Oa Emigration Geo. Allen, Maj
John Hughes. Owen II. Onion.
On Hotels and Winter Resort Cas.
Reizenstein, J A.- Patterson, Wm. H.
Oliver.
On Education Gen. C. A. Battle, E,
H. Meadows, 8. 8, Willett.
On Printing P. H. Pelletler, H. 8
Nunn, Dr. N. H. J3treet.
On Information and Statist ice Geo
Robert. Ransom, Isaae Pattenbri( B
Roberts.
On Finance Ale. Miller. C. E. For
Chas. 8. Holllater.
On Membership Jts. W Waters,
K. Willis, Thos. McCarthy. n j
On Mannfaotniing 8; H. Gfray, J. A.
Meadows. Daniel Stimson. ' "i
Ott Transportation J.V frr Ciarka,
Washington Bryan, C, H, Blank, t i
iOa. Oounty Roads BJ E. Bryaniit.
R. Jones. 8. R ' Street' : v- -
Oa City ImprOTemette Jamas .Beet
mood, George Henderson, John
' Tata BaMe. Cry Wlti;?!
And the old folks laugh when thev find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup at figs, ia more easily
taken and mora beneficial bx its actios
than, bitter, nauseous medicine i
strengthens the Liver,' Kidneys. Stom
ach and Bowels, white it arouses tLem
to a healthy action. 5
R. N. Duffy, agent, New Berne, N.Cr
.. . fiCta OW4W '. 'a
Kea of Crava,Xock to Tow iBtareata
The peeU pi Cravea coaaty, aoth
Demomr--aa4 Eepablicaaa, as net not
let thalx goal for taatr State aad Na
tional tickets wWanado tMii looal
intereatar TViawVy 414 foar years ago
and ear city and aaotioa ware set back
many years sa aooouat of jt. The
Qeaeral AjaembJy waa overwhelmingly
Pemneratat that year aa it aaa been
auioft 1371. but post Craven was with
the Uttte minority that received no con
sideration . legislation waa passed that
was detrimeatal to oar buaiaees, and it
wu pused simply because there was no
one there to resist It.
Tha next Oeneral Assembly is just as
are to be Democ ratio aa time will last
natkl it meets. And it ia of the moat
vital Importance that Craven county
has repreaantstlves there who are ia
aooord with the majority oa ploitical
qnastiooa.
. We (to not wish to tire oar people by
hattnidrag at tbe same thing oon
tinaobtly, bat when we see and know
a thing that will be of incalculable
benefit to a whole aectioo, and a large
section, of tbe Bute, we feel in duty
bound to give line upon line, argument
upon argument and exhortation without
atint until we accomplish, the desired
end. We believe we have as obstacle
in the way of our commercial progress
and the development of oar aoBBtry '
resources and we would be recreant to
our duty if we did not labor day ia and
ay out to remove that obstacle. We
beg to call at teat ion to the following
extract from Capt. S. B. Alexander s
addreaa to the North CaroHna State Al
liance which assembled in Raleigh last
ugust:
Not only have the railroad and tele-
raphs forced a change. in onr agricul
ture, but they poeeess a power of taxa
tion and patronage dangerous to tbe
liberties of the people. They have cen
tralize! our government and trusts,
oombines, pools, monopolies sre tbeir
offspring. A friend, now past three
score years and ten, relsted to me the
following incident:
'When I was a young man I visited
Boston. I carried a letter of introduc
tion to Mayor Quincy. tie received me
with that hospitality for which be was
istingulsbed, and invited me to a
banquet given In honor of the comple
tion Of the first forty miles of railroad
that entered Boston. In bis speech at
the banquet Quincy said: 'We have
completed forty miles of railroad. If
we can build forty we can build eighty ;
r we can build eigbtv we can ouiid two
hundred; if we can build two hundred
we oan build one to the lakes; if we can
bnild one to the lakes we oan build one
to the Paeiflo Ocean. Give me the trans
portation of a people and I will control
tbem.' "
Tbe people of New Berne, those who
have watched the busineaa. commerce,
trade and other industries and know
the powers and influencea that operate
to destroy them, can bear teetimony to
the power of railroads. Our grain
trade oan flourish or perish just as the
R. & D. R chooses, and it seems that
they have deoreed that it shall perish
The only relief for ns is In the exten
sion of tbe A. ft N C. R.toSanford and
Charlotte. The people along the line
... .-..I- ... ,1,.
u.jj w.ii ir)inuun iu i,
General Aaeembly who will aid as. Let
ns send some one who will aid tbem.
77tis ean be done by voting the Coalition
ticket.
Personal.
Misa Hattie Dail left vesterdav for
a.li. r u u in
0wi,.,v.I.w.,,cl,1 wua .u
COMOCt a SChOOl, her services being
solioited and obtained by the citizens of
that nnrnmnnit. UUa n.II u tknrnnirh.
ly qualified and of most amiable dispo
sition. Her many friends in tbii city,
while they regret to part with her, con
gratulate tha people of Stella and vicini
ty opoo their choice of a teacher.
Mies Mamie Stimson has returned
from a visit to Misa Maud Vyne at
Bavelock. -
Dr. and Mrs. Vase bave returned from
their foreign tour. They visited many
points of interest in the different
European countries.
Tha Highest Award.
The JorjBWAL Is carrying an advertise
ment for tha Bsrsaer & Engel Brewing
. .m.. '. V l r,
uompanj oi rnuaaeipn.a, wnioB Lora-
pany Is represented In Norfolk by F W.
Adams, aad la New Berne by Jas. Red
mond, ' Te Company bad their manu
factored articlee on exhibition at the
great Belgian Exposition and have just
received cable-ad vieee from the U.S.
OowjBBissioner at Brassela announcing
that tbe highest award and diploma, of
Bonor,fdr;th.eoelleno ot ttei beer,
ale and, porier e4 been awarded them.
This ii ft hlghoompUment to an Ameri
can mannfactarsr.
MBS. WOSLOWB BOOTHKO 8TBOT
tMAhinm. l It thm a,KlU. tflTtMi
Hat frntwAM a. !! ara sail wain mavava avivtyl
vwisvt wwvi seay eatw a uisivui aw tewaoaw
it -Bra M-ataarw.iM aaaM a rwt a.
, 7 , - -. . . a ,r.j
: . : .. . -i
THX praises Of Otneri fflJ be
deb In teaching oa not what ire arp,
bnfi wkat we ought to be.1 ' :
THE Tf LLOvi FETEB
JCSOMViLL&. Oot, 11 Last night s
gale waa vary destructive in the sub
Bros. Many small buildings were badly
injured. The.gaie reached a velocity
of forty miles an hoar just after mid
Bight. Tha weather today is clear and
bracing, and tbe situation i decidedly
improved .
Official bulletin of the Board of
Health new case 47 . deaths 3 T jtal
caaee 8,42? total deaths S04 of its
new Otfveafcly twelve are white
No contributions were rtporteJ by the
Finance Committee toJay
Bishop Weed as vovoy of tbe Aunl
tary Association, wtll tomorrow viait
Fernandina to make ao orti'ial exami
nation ot the oonduioo there, inasmuch
as the people of that en; ate dm-idedi?
uncommunicative A eptoatl tiata will
be provided.
The qaeenon of return of curses to
their homi s w fast h5omiu a moot em
barrassing one. Neither Louisiana.
Mississippi, Alabama nor Texas will re
ceive yellow fever attendauu until after
froet Meanwhile their pay goea on
under tbe terms of tbe i-onrran. und
with tbe lesseoiotf numher i f tick then
services ar no longer required.
DEi'aTtK. ALa . O. t U T o cases
of yellow, hotb CuioreJ. were reported
veeterday afternoon anil one leaih No
new oases today.
A Popular Noulhim Line
The Old Doniinion line his he. me
very popular w ith the tra elinii puhno.
SO much so, - indeevi , th.u e vry eleamer
Mouth is taxed to the fullest t iltm to
accommodate paseners I his has rei n
the Case throughout (he nuinnisr and
fall. Naturally :i won 11 be supposed
that tu account of the, yullow fevrr
scare South the 1 ries pl)init between
the Southern ports oul 1 mtfet a fall
ing off in travel Th Id Ilomlinon
route to the South and Southwest con
neoting at Newport News with the
Chesapeake aud Ohio Kulnmd. at Nor
folk and rorisuiouih mid K.chuiomi
with tbe ureal t:ilAiv lines for the
West and South an.i at Norfolk i ih
its ioland steam route through Nor h
Carolina, make it a most desirahle nnd
comforiable rouw for the touiist The
route to New Heme, N C , via the
canal, by steamer, is one that is taken
mostly by those iu march of rest and
rcrealioD The bays ami sounds of
North Carolina abound in name, and
fish, and a lare number of porting
clubs from (he North have ibir nub
bouses on the iland and shorts of
these waters In the neighborhood of
New Berne abundant pine (uresis are
found, also the Urged and finest truck
ing farms in the country In January
the truckers are engaged in i .lantinn
peas and early vegetables for the early
New ork market t Vople from the
North' who visit New Heme in winter.
I generally become ho lear-l
iith tbe
route and climate (h
rptfular visitors to that
do y
iriiht s
t)eOoni.
NY
Graphic
The Eastern Carolina Dispatch
Owiog to iiicrpaflt-d Iumij'H mj.1 to
supply fully thw net-(In of his s ctlou for
prompt and quick irunxportMUnn. tbe
vessels of thin linn will, until further
notion, make four trip pr week, leav
In. Man Rarhn Millitj. I'll ll.X a
Thurid,T -nd 8(inil. av .fnoon. ar
rlvin Mondays. Tuesday. Wednesday
land Fridays
This is the nearest approach to a
daily service that New Iterno has ever
had and we have no doubt the public
ill appreciate it.
GEO nKNDEflSON. Ak'b'.
Lemon Flixir.
I A PLEASANT LKMos DRINK.
I Cures iDdWeelion. headache malaiia
kidney disease, rever. chills, loss or ap
petite! debility and nervous prostration
by regulating tbe Liver. Stomaeb, Bow
els. Kidneys and uiood
Lemon Elixir is prepared from the
fresh juice of Lmoos, cembined with
other vegetable liver tonics, cathartics,
aromatic stimulants and blood purifiers
I w . A- U'uc, rru niatiun, nm
wriles: . ! ba?e suffered greatly from
ndlffslinn or dvsDensia. One bottle of
Lemon Elixir done me more good than
all the medioine I ever taken
Ad Old Citizen of Atlanta, Ua.
By the recommendation of Rnv- V C
Davis, I used Dr. Mozlev 's Lemon Elixir
for a severe chronic case of indigeetion.
palpitation and irregular action of tbe
heart with constipation and biliousness.
I also suffered greatly with gravel anl4
great pains in the back and kidneys.
much of the time unable to stand alone.
I was treated by many pbyicians and
used many remedies, but tcot no relief.
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir alone has
made a perfect cure of all these dis-
I am bow a welt man. My
wife has for many years suffered great
1 with eonatioation and sick headaches
from which she could get no relief.' The
- 1 Lemon Elijtlr has permanently cured
me. a. c. Arnold,
I 0 Jiia siree. Atlanta, ui
. drnaatats. 50 cents and 81
per bottle. Prepared by II Mozley,
- 1 M D , Atlanta. Ga.
Sold in New Berne by R,N Duffy,
druggist.
T- JJ TUnilEfl & C0.
- 1 ClCwiriS- vJUI fll GOSl I
! On Kl4dl street, between South front and
roiiocE, r ew ueroe, . o.
.V SSSSSl ,n7."r"r -ni.l
I Desks. Bab Jrruge, w mow cfaalra,
i- '
- I mwrvwa ew luvauvu. L u.
na B IB a uava Br tuii iixio ui juuiun, rx
Itarvs, fictare Fama, O locks, and Wlnduw
.isaieavt-. i-rf , . - v. ... t.
Oil mr object far Closing Out st Coitlavreare
n ftgSW&
I ostt iwtr r. j. tuhnsr a co
orncgor
GEORGE ASH, THE CLOTHIER.
Saw Bxrnb, S C., Oot 11, 1838.
Diak 8ia
Your kind favoa-so hand and oootaats
noted. Many thaaka for your kind
suggestions on business matters. I am
myself a greet believer in advertisina
and have often bees convinced of its
value. But has it ever occurred to yon
bow difficult it ia to get up a good ad
vertisement, one that should meet all
its requirements; what a task it is to
tell in limited space sod novel manner
of all the bargains that a merchant has
labored so hard to provide for his cus
tomers Take my case for instance
here I have spent nearly a month in the
Northern markets, spending both time
and money in getting together an ag
Kregation of Bargains that would as
Ionian the natives, were they but to
know it. How 1 am burning to tell
them of my 810 00 Suite, that are so
handsome and of such excellent qua!
uy that tbe suit reoently exhibited in
the Mouse of Representatives as tbe
grratst bargain of the Century is
nothing compared to it.
How I would like to speak of my
hue imported French Worsteds and
Eugluh Corkscrews tbat are, not with
stand in (i tbe high tariff, so cheap and
sucb elegant garments tbat no Amen
can citizen could withstand the tempts
tiou to purchase oj, were be but to
see them.
1 would only need to tell tbe public
of my tine Prince Albert Suits and
stylish Overcoats, and tbe prices at
which I sell tbem. to bave them fo oli
faster than 1 coold replace tbem.
How clad mothers would be to learn
that I am now selling single knee pants
separate fri rn the children's suits
Aud what do you think of an eUganl
tteut's (.Hove, worth $1 .50, tbat 1 seh
fjr 50 j.
Aud how could I into limited space
crowd a description of my line of Hats
i Inn comprise the l oumans. buolap aud
Miller blocks. aud are bought from first
hands and sold at unheard of low
prices, and how describe the novelties
and beauties 1 am exhibiting in Neck
wear, and the Bargains 1 am giving
away in I nderwear. If you can help
me out In my dilemma you will oblige.
In regard to your inquiry I would
state that lhe (tallies qj 0(1 Shoes of
which I am sole agent, sell so well be
cause tbe hundreds who have bought
them are daily testifying to their
merits.
Mil Job; Haxthk ot Pamlico is still
with me and desires to be remembered
all his friends Lie expects a t i
trade from his county thw fall.
Work for the Long Island U;eing
Entabhsnmeut. of which I am still the
agent, is coming In daily and giving
geat satisfaction. We charge nothing
for carrying the goods to and from New
York
Trade, in consequence of the big in
dmements I am offering this fall, is
increasing daily and prospects are now
really bright.
With best wiihes, 1 remain,
Yours truly,
GEORGE ASH.
berne'theatre.
NEW
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FOB TUE BENEFIT OF THE
Oxford Orphan Asylum,
Monday Night, Oct. 15.
ARTHUR L. BUTTS'
NEW PAINTINGS,
Just fiuishrd .
b ECU RE YOUR SEATS.
Admission: Children under 14. l"c.
Adults, 25c. Reserved seats, 85 i.
Seats on sale at usual place.
Atlantic & North Caiolim Railroad,
Passenger Department,
Newbern, N Li., Oot. 12. 1883.
Ho ! For the Kalelgh Fair.
The following low rates of fare will
be in tffect Oct. 16 to 19 inclusive, good
to return to Oct. 20 inclusive from sta
tions named below to Raleigh and re
turn, including admission into tbe Fair.
Morehead City , $3 40 Core Creek , $3 40
Wild wood
880
Dover 2 35
Newport
Havelock
8.20
S.10
9.90
a.9o
9.70
9 50
Caswell 2 30
Kinston 2 30
Fall'g Creek 2 06
LaQrange 1.90
Croatan
Riverdale
Newbern
Best's 1.75
TuecaroTa
Schedule will
be
published in the
next issue of this paper.
. L DILL, O
P. A.
Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad,
Office Uenl Passenger Agent,
newbern, n. v., Uct. 13,
The following special trains will be
run during tha aeries of meetings in
Qoldsboro, con d noted by Rev. R. O
Pearson. Leaving Newbern Tuesday,
Oct. loth, and Friday, Oct. 19th.
Fare for round trip
Schedule, w hen tickets are purch d
Leave Newbern 8 00 p.m. $1.00
" Clark's 8.18 " .95
" Tuscarora 8.88 " .90
" Core Creek 8.40 " .85
" Doter 8.58 " .80
Caswell 4 08 ' .75
KiBston 4 80 " .70
" Falling Creek, 4 84 ' .65
" LaQrange, 4.48 " .60
Best's 6.19 " .50
Arrive Goldsboro 5 40 "
Returning train will leave floldsboro
at 10.00 p.m. i harp. -
S, L, DILL, O. P. A.
AGENCY FOR 1
.p. i"V' ' ' J J
Now is tbe Ira, to bat fods thea0 from
now tut attar Jueeuon.- Then err- kind or4
goods niy be about me same pee, tbrMiar
ao loar khat umre wilt M taypnl retiue
ueu in supply and denwad,- People taust ,
hav v hat ta y want. oa keew, stxia'KoodVt
deal catt be ut wi ia a uuie meaeyr
Tbe nK-e.i1es of I tic tnay must here, and
tbey ,m LmT n. Man, paoi4e want TO
BAcXXV i IuaRs. Plr-tS, s-NL Kr, mat all
k no uauaiiv keut La a Cigar terat Now 1
Dave ail aud, or sura suuda 1 waal te sell.
I Ua b iiio beat and Kiucst SttefelB ay Line
to tv fuuad ao vuere - -
ta. i raLnsiK
Middle st. near South Ifrunt,
Uoaatlfui Si Eern N (
Wanted,
I l TH.VCI
school, and can it
ticulars rue to
J
lid!,' u
' for a asuiUWucivate
i music. For par-
D. LaROQItE.
Uavelock, N. C
TO THK
Voters of Graven Go.
AND THE
PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Take notice tbat at
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F T PAT
CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE
Two doors north of
die street, you i.l
Well helc ied Line i
Hotel Albert, Mid
tiud a Large and
f
Clothing:
I can Sel I you
A good warm pun for )Jo 50.
A better w arm Mm for ; I i o.
A wool suit for if") (Ml
lhe best euit )uu ever caw forotllv
ft! 00
A nobby suit
..i:iierc, for (inly
n to be appi i'-
77.. .v ,
.Mfr
A ht i ) mer o:it ,
only S3 00
A bell, i l.i ,t 1.,1'1,-iial on I v Jtl Oil
A in. e I " a v I u r 1 1 imtiK ,1 , JS 5 J.
A iii.-e Mini f;i,-,., cirkM-rew, $10 OX
A 1 int. il l tu in ,,W prices. You
will b.ive to s,' tlierte (roods to be con
vinced, an. I 1 i et. ptr t 1 1 y invite one
and all to a rloee examiuation aa to
prices and .(.nlity. Mr. S. H. UaU.
will tiue great pleasure in ithowiag th s
line of i-lotbinu to hut friends.
My Shoe Department
l full and complete.
liil Hell a nood it li , r inner and
outer Hole luvu Kriin button shoe,
la.i irs, lor r I ( 0.
A ill e kl 1 I m
Si ':.
ladies, for
A m. e p. b:,le Kraiu for tl i5.
1 keep in. Hi,' uiie .. that very popular
Common ,., Lidi.-a Shoo that haa
iveti Hurli uuiveral satif action.
In in. ii kou.In I ,-,,n give, you a good ,
Htron, durable Shoe for i 00.
A better iSlioo lor jf 1 'JV
My Dortour tup buttou Slioe, for
wear an.l an le cin't be betit, only $1 50.
Drop in and look at my porpoise
leather Hal. and tun;, huoes. Every
pair warrant. ,1
Iu Cloths anil Jeans,
ou n u.it see them an l hu lr th
c pricer'.
CvRPLTS,
Will r.-II j ou u Kood carpet, Sfl inches
wida for only 20o per yd. Look at tie
ciirp-t, alo the 3uV, and 35o.,
beautiful all ool filling only He.
thut
, and
my nruHwei carpet lor UUj.
A Koud lino of Coiniortables, Ljuilti
and Uiankets that caunot fail to please.
BuiKy Koben and Horae niankets aa
cheap tin ou could wish them. .
Beautiful Rubber Garments for gen
tlemen's wear.
Unlaundried Dress Shirts I defy com
petition. Look at my 50o. Mhirt.
Trunks, Valisos and Hand Satchel?,
ueov Bonurirneni ana cheapest in the city.
uoy s L,iotmn6( in Variety.
Be it remembered, any article bousht
t my store if n,,t ntifactorv will hn
taken back aud money refunded itV-
ut question
Mr. 8 R. Bali, will endtavor to make
your visit pleanant and agreeable.
inanainK the public for past patrot-
f?e, I respectfully ask a continuance.
itjt.pectlully your obt. svt.,
F. T, PATTERSON,
Boots and Sh6es.
In Great V arietV. Thn hvat wannaA
rogan in tbe city.
Large Stock of Rubber Goods.
All sold by Electric Liahts at nioht
and by honest dealing in day time.
At J. F. TAYLOR 8,
oc9dwtf New Berne.
TobaccoT Tobacco !
THE LARGEST.
BEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF TOBACCO
Ever brought to New Berne.
from Gravely to Lowest Grades.
At J. F. TAYLOR'S, t
ocSJwtf New Berne ,
For Rent,
A Dwelling Bouse oh" tha nreth ;?a
of Pollock street, between Hancock and
ueicair, containing fourteen rooms,
two kitchens, smoke-house and stable.
ror tanner particulars apply to
o4d2w F, C. ROBERTS.
Winter Clothing,
ASA JOSEi, Aireat for O. KLEIS ft HRW63
Philadelphia, will furhlah nulta ada,w
order and guaranteed to fit at Reasons.: "
Prtsea, for Hen and Boys. Samples eC f
sesa at the Ptore of Qa Allen Go'M.b'Jg
I Cnlforms a specialty. Orders sUMlUaV '
i 0ct.M83. atf . '.,.7,:'v'.
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