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VUSK)i SALkM, N. C, FRIDAY. SElTEMBKlt 23. 18J8. PKICK TWO CENTS. TE JOUINAL GUARAHTEES WE LARGEST GIRGOLATIION OF AMY PAPER (SIMULATE! II WHSTBKAUEIL S WSBiPTill WOKS OPEN TO ALL FBI 18PE6TI0 M VOL. 2-NO. 148 V f 1 Wachovia National. Bank, Winston, N. C. W. A. LtMLY, President. J AS. A. GRAY. Cashier. For Rent, the Following Houses. 7 Room House, Summit Strict. 10.00 7 Room Houne, Boulevard, $8.00. 7 Room House, Spring Street, 11.5l 6 Room House, Liberty, Street, ff.OO. 0 Koom House, West End, $.5.00. JAMES H. DUNN, Ileal Estate Agent. H. Montague, Att'y Real Estate & Loan Agent, WINSTON, N.C. Real estate for sale or rent. $10,000 to loan.. Fifteen yeais exerieiice interstate phone 32. For Sale or Exchange, A Nice M of Horses, Suitable for Draft or Pleasure Vehicles. Splendid Rigs for Hire Day or Night. See me, I can Buit you. J. E, ZEIGLER, Prop. Bell Piionk 206. t AT McNAIR'S. 1898 ii Fall Opening I New Dress Style -AND- French Millinery, I WEDNESDAY, : THURSDAY I and FRIDAY i i September 28, 29 and 30. Th.nffh Ju. Ct. Jnhninn. r h'.a 7nrk. 1 am fortunals in wurlm tha service Ol jjny- jimur, who im wall and favorably known an - per t tmmer. Glvs her a trial. Hal- I facUuo guaranteed. flVk McNaif. New Hats Now Ready. FALL AND WINTER '98 and "99. ALL STYLES, ALL PRICES Values Never Better. Styles Never Better. We Can Please The Young: or Old, The Large or Snta , The Rich or Poor. NEW NECKWEAR just re cehed. We have some things for you. J. M. WOODRUFF & CO., Hals ami Men's Furnishing. GROWTH OFTHF Wachovia Loan and Trust Company. Winston N. C, mcc Organizstion. Jnue 15, 1893. I'KPosrrs I WS,UH5.H0 'Ati.h7M.MU 4WVMa.ll,-, iiiii.mfa 1OANS. IHV.Mlii.'JI SHN,t7I.SV f7 mil 7 (H1.IH.H.-K) lune l.r, IKMH f tine );, Ikhi, luiifi 1ft, IHSti. June 1ft, I mm Hepl. I, mm ion and imsi mm, WINSTON, N. ('., m . f txecutor Acts as Administrator ( Guardian. The Bent and Most Reliable Trust Company In the State. DoesaOeneral Banking Business, i'ays Interest on Deposits. Sol lets Your Business. Ice Cream Soda Milk Shakes Made from Pure, Fresh, Un diluted Cream from Dr. Thompson's Farm. All Cold Drinks. -AT- Thompson's Soda Fount. We Want Your Trade. REASONS: Our Artistic Designs, High ( J rade Material, Faultless Execution, Superb Equipment,! and Years of Experience Insures Perfect Satisfaction. The Standard Advertising Co., COSHOCTON, O., Havino the Larokst Plant Id the World devoted to the Manufacturing of Signs, taking the output of several of the treading Sheet, Steel and Tin Mills of the country. Samples and estimates cheerfully furnished by GEO. W.mLL., WINSTON, N. ( . Care of Jones Hotel. Fresh Milk and Buttei Supplied to our patrons in WinstoD Saleui from our wagon. Our product' are from our own dqiry where every thing la kept scrupulously neat, cleai and cool. DON'T FORGET THE PRIMROS DAIRY FIRM. F. V. SIIEETZ, Manager. WATKINS & CONRAD, And Dealers In Dental Supples. Office Upper Main Street, Salem, Phopes, Interstate 00. Bell S The Flowt ry Kingdom's Em - peror Resigns His Power to the E.nrress. LI HG CHRN6 10 6E 1A1 Probable That Russian intlu jence Will Increase and British Interests Suffer. I'kkin, Sept 23. An Imperial edict just issued definitely announces that the emperor ot China has resigned his power to the empress Dowager Km-pres-) who has ordered the ministers to deliver to her in future their official reports. It is dilllcull to ohtuiu reliable lufor malion at the Pslace in regard to the proceeding, i nt t lie recent reformatory edicts probably caused the change. While the emjieror was subservient and a mere figurehead, the Dowager permitted him to remain in ieace but as noon ii h he attempted to act on his own initiative his practical deposition wits the result. His prim Ipal advisor, Hang Yutnol, the Cantonese reformer, lied in spite of the vigorous attempts Hindu to arrest him and it In said lie is now on his way to Shanghai. In all probability Li Hung Chung wilt be reinstuled In power -and Russian influence wl!l increase. The hopes of reform so ardently cherished by the intelligent factious of the Chinese are now Impossible of fulllliiicnt. The suddenness of the coup Is said to bo due to the desire of the Dowager Km press to prevent the mission of the Manjuta I to from being successful. The Jauanesc statesman recently came to Pekiu willi the object of trying to bring about an alliance, ofT'enshc mid defensive, between Japan and China. The new order of things will undoubt edly prejudice British interests in ' China. London, September 23. A Pekln dispatch to the Central News says the emperor is much disturbed at the reali zation ot the exTs'teuee of a conspiracy agaiust him. He Issued an edict this morning ordering t he palace guard to patrol with extra care Guards within the precincts ol the palace have been strengthened. The European com munity iu 1'ekiu believe the emperor's life is in danger and that he is no match for the wily Dowager Km press. Shanghai newspapers say the death of the Emperor of ( 'liiua Is uneonfirui' ed. The governor of Shanghai has o H e red a leward of ii, (X 0 pounds today for the arrest'vf Kung vl Jel, the leader of the reform party, who Is accused of being the leader of the plot to murder the emperor. Striker Fatally Hliot. Gai.vkston, Tex., Sept. ii. Fifty masked strikers descended mi the Mallory wharf, with revolvers last night, to drive out the Houston negroes. They were brushed by a small squud of police. Many shots were exchanged unlll the Kllce were reinforced. They then dispersed the strikers, one of whom waa fatally shot. Police, with Winchesters, are now guarding the docks. OHikIc Hodci'lu;tiez Arrive. Nkw Youk, Sept. El. The French steamship Olinde Jtoderlguez arrived this morning from Charleston In charge of (lulled States marshall. The cruiser New Orleans captured Roderigue. while attempting to run the blockade at San Juan. The ease will lie tried here on arrival of the New Orleans. To Rult-e Monej . M Aliltlli, Sept. A. Cabinet council last night discussed the imestlon of raising money necessary to bring the Spanish prisoners home. It Is repre sented that one hundred million pesetas will be required. The issue of bonds for that amount is proposed. The matter has not been settled Commuted to iLlfe Imprison ment. Wilminqjon Del.. Sept. 23. Upon recommendation of the board of par dons, Governor Tuu nell commutted to lift Imprisonment the sentence of Rev William Fisher, colored. He was sen tenced to be baoged on Oct 17th. HlgCoudlllon Is Unchanged. Deomam, Mass., September 23. Mr. Bayard's condition is unchanged. He rested fairly well last night. -The Emperor Has Rrtsigrned., Lontxjn, September 23. The Chluese embassy here is officially notified" of the emperor's resignation. -r.CT-yg-.''-,-,VuiM i i. iV.iii inJmMataasA. Spain Again KTlcklng. ioJmoH, Bepiemner a jMaarea 4 dispatch says the ministerial authority has declared I but the United States government lias no right to a protec torate llt I' Ull) Ir-lHIlU of 1 1 it 1'llilip pines group and the Span lull peace i commissioners will energetically de- feud Spain's rights to them posses- 1 "'",. Remains of M.ls Dai vis to Richmond Faroutc Washington, Seprerulier 23. The body of Miss Winnie Davis arrived at the l'ennsvlvani a depot a few minutes liefore 11 o'clock last night on the way to Richmond. A local guard of honor consisting of members of the local camp of Confederate veterans boarded the train on its arrival, to accompany the remains to Richmond. The train left at C'i(t this morning. KIchimlHon for NpenkerNlilp. Washington, Sept. 2:1-- A close, political frit nd and representative of Richardson, of Tennessee, says the lat ter is a candidate for t lie i-peHkctnlilp if the democrats organize the next limine. In the cent the republicans organi.e, Hlchiiri'soii hopes to supplant Itailcy as a lender of the minority. .-. Jumped Into flu- North River. Nt-:v Viikk, September U3. -Fearing that Iter soldier sou, who is ill at Camp Meade, rtiiglu be brought hnnie dead. Mrs Annie Rooney, living at West H2nd street, Jumped into the North Hlver rast night. She was rescued and taken to a hnxpttal. I'owderly ItmiK Suit. Washington, September it T. V. I'owderly, Culled Slates commissioner of Immigration, hits brought suit against Jnlin Hayes, general secretary of the Knights of l.i.bor, to recover over 4,(HiO back salary, as grand mas ter workman, of the organization. '1 ho Seiincn Arrives). Nkw Yohk, September -J:t.-transport Henaca, with troops Porto Hlco, arr'ved today. -The from OYER MISS DAY Is 1(1 Kit. Itciliit it ii I TrlhiitoH to the Mem ory of the Hon th's Heloved DiuiKlxer. The following tributes to the mem ory of MiH Winnie Davis have lieeu contributed to the New York Yorld by General Gordon, and by George Gary Kggleslon, of New York. The pro foundest sympathy for Mrs. Duvls In her crushing sorrow has manifested Itself In a i line of popular feeling al most unexampled hi its overllow of tenderm ss. Truly, she was the Idolized daughter oft he Solilh, and "death lies upon hi r like an untimely frost upon the tairest (lower of all the Held." From (leu. Gordon: (Hy Tel-Kl llll to lilt' Kllltlir or I Im Win let ) RKVNOI.DH, (la , Sept. III. The death of Miss Winnie Davis Is a great shock and a profound gri: f to the whole Southern people, and especially to the ex-Confederates, who idolized this gifted and accomplished daughter ot their honored chieftain. Few women in the world's history have ever received such enthusiastic ovatlans, such demonstrations of ad miration and affection, as wen accorded Miss Davis whenever she graced their reunions with her presence Yet iu (he in Ids t of these thrilling scenes and triumphs, indeed under all cond Ittoiis, she bore herself with such gueenly grace and dignity, such womanly modesty and gracioiisness, as to increase, if possible, the tnl liusiastlc admiration iutwhich she was univer sally held The sorrowing hearts of our people turn In tenderest sympathy to the bereaved moth r. J. ii. GoitlxiN, (Lieutenant (Jeueral in Confederate States Army and Commander of the l ulled Confederate Veterans. "WJNMK" DAVIS. To Hie Editor of Hie Witrht: "Winnie" Davis is dead. May I claim the privilege of laying a wreath of erhapa superfluous words upon her bieiV I knew. tier personally..! honored her and admired her, and most loyally loved her, as everylsnly did who liau the privilege of knowing her. She was au ideal American woman largely learned, greatly accomplished and wonderfully gifted, But it was not all this that made the children gather about her knees, their mothers take her to their liosoms and their fathers bow in reverence before her exalted womanhood. It was something greater than learning and lmmeasura bly better than any cu.ture. By all Southerners she was, idolized as tha "Daughter of the Confederacy." By all generous minds of whatever section she wa loved and honored as a perfect type of that noblest work -jui uuu the American woman. . OKOROECAKY KUULKSTON. New York, Sept. 18. ;, The ladles of the BaJew lIsslou wJJJ gjve an Icecream festival In Salem near dries' mill tomorrow night for - the - 4)at - of - 4heiewFirst liapl 1st church). I11HPM The River Ovei (lowing Her Banks and Doin Great Damage. The River at That Place Has Risen Thirty Feet and is a Mile Wide. lscrgers, who came in on the Mocksville train this morning, say that wheli they crossed the Yadkin it was sixteen feet above high water mark, and trees, pumkliis, corn and hay were lieing carried down the stream in great abundance. They say the river was still rising and had risen since midnight. Tim agricultural editor of Tiik Joi'unai. says there was a tremendous freshet in the Yadkin In the fall of IS77, and that a party walked across the river on pumpkins without getting their feet wit. He says Mr. John Dobson, of ltockford and Itev. J C. Troy, of Jonesboro can no doubt recall th. fact. That was a freshet, and "them was some pump kins." . Since the above was put In type we have received more news from the Yadkin freshet. Mr G W llliishaw came iu at 1:1 t his afternoon on an extra train from Doiinaha and says the train bound for Wilkesboro waa unable to go beyond Donnaha. The river at Doiinaha has risen thirty feet and Is over a mile wide. The construction train passed through this city at 'i o'clock this morning en route to the 117 mile post where there is a washout. The train had to stop near Siloani on account of the track being coversd with water. At Slloam the watu rh four feet deep on t he track. The last heard from North Wilkes lwro Is that the river was higher this morning than ever known, being up almost to the depot. The telegraph line beyond Donnaha is down and the extra train was sent to this city to get linemen and wire. The extra started on the return Ho Donnaha at - o'clock. Mr 1 1 inshaw says that the rivci fell two inches before he left Donnaha. Col Fries informs us at H o'clock that t tie water had risen liU-feet at the Fries power plant and huh on u level with the dam, no sign of it lieing visi hie. The engineer says no damage will result to the power from the dam over llow. This Is the largest freshet of the Yadkin hi many years. Crops along tl.e river Isittomsare completely ruined and the railroad will sustain consider able damage. - Ayeoek Coining. Hon C'lms Ii A3 cock speiks at Wal nut Cove, Saturdav October 1st, Dob son October Hd, Wllaesboro October -It ti. Mr Ayeoek may rest fcassu red that he will have a large at tendance out to hear him. He is easily one of th! finest speakers in the south and has a lioh'e character to back his mag nificent lutellectuul parts. This editor knows Mr Ayeoek well and knew him when he was a boy and never has Ayeoek failed to act the high toned Christian gentlemen in all his dealings. Eloquence from any man Is pleasing, but eloquence linked with brains and virtue is convincing and delightful. By all means in the world our county executive commit lee ought to arrange for Mr Ayeoek to speak In Winston Saturday night if It Is possible to get hint II mil hi jiaaily ciunc do w u Ui Winston from Walnut Cove and speak here Saturday night and spend Sunday here and reach Dobson Monday w Itli out trouble. Will the executive com mittee please take this, matter under consideration. We Winston jsojile and Forsyth democrats are being strangely left out Iu the cold so far and we don't deserve It. Let's get Ayeoek. To Our Ad vertlser. Jt is always a pleasure to us to do anything we can possible to accommo date our patrons but we can not tie expected to go beyond a reasonable limit. Iu this connection we must say to our advertisers that we can only Insure a change of add ou .the day wheu copy Is handed Iu by 10 o'clock in the morn In sr. Quite recsntly our paper has bet d delayed ou several evenings iu getting out ou accouutof changes for advertise-. Dents having been handed iu late. The Jlurkheitd Revival. The services at Burkbead M E church last ulght was eouducted hy Itev JAB Fry. Text: "Beho'd the Lamb of God which taketh away the 1 slu of the world." Owing to the tor- rents of rain w'bieh lei I at the preach ing hour the congregation was small bill I lie sermon whs earnest unit in structive ami wa listened to with serious attention. The preacher dwelt upon little sins, sins which though often Insignificant apparently were still sulllcient to destroy the soul and and often these little sins were indulged hi by professed Christians and kept the church in a lukewarm condition. Hut there was a rendering, "Behold the Lamb of God which taketh away the sin of the world." Services again today at :t::l() o'clock. Preaching tonight by Kev Dr W S ( 'n asy. GOOD DAY'S WORK. The Winston l'owtoillce Handles K!,(i;iO lMeees or Mall In One Day. The Winston postolllce has only four carriers and four clerks, but the follow ing will show the amount of work done by them In one day. This is the total amount of mall handled by the olllce on Thursday, September L'JJnd, Delivered hy boxes ai.d general de livery: Letters I'.lMN, papers (UK) IMIvered by carriers: Letters ;',7.t, papers -IU. Total pieces of mall deliv ered .1,111:!. Collected by carriers for dispatching: Letters'! !!!, papers 3. Deposited In olllce for dispatching: Letters H,.iti, paperslj I7H. Received from star route for ills patching: Letters ll l.'i, papers 'J,(l:t:t. Total number pieces of mail received and dispatched 1(1,47(1. Uegistered letters and packages re eel veil ol, diHpaloVd UMI. Total I .VI. The grand total is tl,ti:i(, The Wil mlngton olllee received and dispatched about 1 1, (MM) pieces In one day and thought they were doing well, but Wilmington is now a back number. Baseball Yesterday. At Boston ItostonK, Pittsburg 1. At Ph. ladelphla - Philadelphia IM, Cleveland It. OAt Italllmore First game: Haiti more IV, Chicago (I. Second game: ititltimore :i, Chicago I. At New York Louisville 7, New York 'J. At Itiooklyn - Brooklyn it, St. I ,ouls :. HI'AMUNll or tiik ci.rns. w ou I .ost II Hi .VI .VI (II (II tii: 17 71 7(1 H!l P C (I'i7 li-lll 007 V'iV .VI7 ..'IU VIII l!Mi III :ts7 :t-j Itoslon italllmore ( 'incluniil ( 'leveliind .. t 'hb ago New Yoik.... Philadelphia Pittsburg I .oiiIhvIIIc Itiooklyn Washing! on SI Louis H7 m:i H2 71 .7.1 7(1 ti.'i (17 hH IS l.t Multiim In 1'arvo. Mr J Stewart Walker, the leading real estate man of Lni-hluig, Va, spent yesterday and today iu this city, where he Is milking some arrange ments for an Investment In real estate Mr Walker is a pleasant and genial gentleman and we trust his work hcie will prove successful, lie was very much pleased with the town and with our prospects. The fact is everybody comes lo Wliislon and evcrylmdy Is impressed with the solid', substantial growth of the city. We shall la-able to give particulars later. An Invest menl hi Winston Is as safe as a govern ment bond. A Good Man (Joint. Mr. Itohcrl W. Allison, one of the most p'omlnei t and highly esteemed cilieiisof Cabarrus, died on Wednes day. I le was !HI years old, and kept his mental (acuities until ihcrjast. Mr. Allison hail, filled many important places iu the county, and has been as sociated willi its hi id ic affairs for (Ml years, lie wjs a strong niemher of the Presbyterian church and a zealous ( ' 1 1 risil lit ii . A I'ort iiiuite Company. The Winston company o volunteers In the Kirsl North Carolina regiment has been peculiarly blessed iu the matter of health. Not a single one has died and hut few have lieen sick. We notice that the U'-idsvllle company has lost nine by death, the last one to die being Louis wood, w hose remains were brought home-from Jacksonville, and Interred at Trinity, on Tuesday. . -4 Merited Promotion. , "Mr Geo B Pond, a nephew of our distinguished lownsmau Dr Bahusou, yesterday passed a, most creditable examination before the United States military board and received his com mission as second lieutenant iu the army, iu bis class was Fltzhugh Iee, Jr, who also was promoted. Don't Forget That our line of calenders for IH'M is the largest and Hi est line ever put dti this Southern market. . Tae Standard Advertising Company. Coshocton, O. U, Wr Bull, Agt, Will stcu.NC, Call on him. The Peoples' National Bank U. S. DEPOSITARY. J. W. FRIES, President T. A. WILSON- Cashier. SHOES! GOOD SHOES CHEAP. To i ut rod tico our shoes iu Vin Nlnii and Siili'iti we will make mime unheard of prices. To fully appre ciate this you inii.it nee the shoes, and we cordially invite you to mil and give them a mrelnl inspection. We offer 7(1(1 pairs women's buttoned and lace, fjoodyeai welt, hand sewed, patent leather and tops of same, tf"od selection of styles at l.is. None of Ihewe shoes are sold lor less than tl .(! er pair, and most of I hem .-100 and l.f0. Lot No. '. "no pairs. Isiys' and youths' shoes, gissl solid leal her, N'os. I lo .", yom choice this sale '.(Sc., worth from .tl.'J.'i to -'."'(. Lot No. II. loo pairs women's Oxford ties at 1.00 your choice. Old price ,(o to )t:i.r)t. Lot No. I. L'OO pairs ol chil dren's donola and grain school nIiocs. This sale ut l!c. These shoes sold at from 75c. to 11.25. We cordially invite every man, woman and child in the two cities to call and examine our stock. I i I'll, DING FOKM KIiLY OCCI'IMi:i) HY PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK. L. E. Darden. R. M. JONES, Dentist. Olllce in People's Hank Pudding. Phones: I nterstale ill; Bell 10.1. THE MARKETS. Closing (Quotations; hy Private Wire to W. A." PorlCrileld A Co. W. A. Porterlleld A Co., commission brokers, furnish us with the following closing ijuolatinus of the New York Slock Exchange and the Chicago hoard of Trade : The following are the closing ipuota lions of the New York Slock Ex change: Nkw Yohk, Sept I'll, '. American tobacco 1I7j Alch., Top. A Haiita Fe 34 J Ii. 4 O. C. ami O. J2i (!hic, liur. and Quincy llo Chicago Gas KloJ Delaware and Hudson Dlst'r and Cattle Keed ll'l Krie 14 General Electric t - Jersey Central ,w ! ; liOUisviUeandNaslwIlle V)ij Manhattan Elevated T, i Missouri and Pact tic ' ;-iH.J Met. Traction I Vo ' j Northwestern' i:U).J fMorttierir raetne it. t'K New York Central ' llVj Pacific Mail .l.ij leading lit Rock Island lOL'i Southern R'y Pr. iH St Paul 1 107 j Sugar trust lOj Ten n. Coal and Iron IV Texas Pacific I3j U. S. lieather Preferred Wester Union Tel. 92j Wabash Pr. 21 . Cotton, Sept. Sept. MtKy " Oct. 519 -1 " Nov. r.'(9 ." Dec. 52!Xs '" Jan ,V1H( " Feliruary 5.17(a) The following are the closing quota tions of the Chicago Board of Trade; Chicago, Sept 2s, '98. W heat, Sept 7 " Dec "bi Corn, Jan " Sept a.j " I)ec i-ys Oats, Aug " Sept 2 If "Dec 20 J Pork, Dec " Sept H1 " Dec 827 Lard, Dec " Sept 4M " I)ec ' 4f5 RlbaDeo HepT 5S0 Dec 475 -J 1 ,11 ...
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