North Carolina Newspapers

OURNAL THE OUIttAL !UIK JOURNAL , Ulreith Hapten In t of the Worl'i " "v ij.oo - rear, ita Ad vertising Kataa are Heaaonable, im umjr Tat.r wcur ana All toe Local fie mm While ft im mremh. oeooeoaooooo' 0 2 SO. 113. VVXSTON-SALEM, N. C, THUUBU A Y, -DBCEMBEK 8 181 PRICE F1VK CJENTS. TE JOURMAL GUARAKTEE8 TOE UWIST dRGULATIOM OF AMY PAPER MRGULATED IN WIH8T0N-6ALBH. SUBSCRIPTION B I TO ALLF0RJN8PECTKN I... uwxxKweogooeoooo t 1 HOLIDAY GIFTS In fine leather goods, In combination pocketbooks, tablets and pads. Our stock of albums, and handsomely bound and Illustrated books, juvenile htoka make gifts that the cultivatlved appreciate an Xmas souvenirs. D. H. Browder, Successor to Justice & Browder.) Waehovio National Bank, Winston, N. C. W. A. LEMLY, President. JAS. A. GRAY. Cashier. H. Montaguo, Att'yi WINBTON, N. C Homes, lots and land (tor tola, rrat or e eniia. lxjn negutlslsd; burg or suutll mouaM. Internals pbootkZ We have ber of . now in stock a nuin in sets some in good binding at moderate cost, others with the beat binding and paper, at the most reasonable price our careful buying can quote you. for instance to two sets of Dickens, in fifteen volumes each: 'Bound in Silk, $10.00, Bound in library Sheep, $18.00, HOWELL AT IB III ill McNair's, t r-i n aTS. mam upening FINE MILLINERY, Shqwing the Very in LADIES' Thursday, Friday December 8th, Display of Christmas Goods will Also bo M. , CORNER LIBERTY ) 'V ' McNAIR nnnnmnn HI A Mi liu We cordially Invite those who contemplate changing their old INDKRWKAIt for row to call at our store at once. You will appreciate the goods sud price. See our Hats and Furnishing. None better. Ladies Will please examine our Xmas presents for tbeir fathers, broth ers, husbands and friends: (ilnvpu Mo flic in I'mbrellas. Neck Ties, Handkerchiefs, Sua- peiidern, Ac. Things useful and not expensive. J. M. WOODRUFF & CO., Hats and Men's Furnishing". GROWTH OF THE Wachovia Loan and Trust Company. Winston N. C, Since Organization, Jniie 15, 1893. DEPOSITS I 2UB,67X.iK) 4ye,tNA.i U1ANS. I IKU25,10 ltTAHUl.21 8B8,C71.52 .W7.Wi.17 Jan 15, 1W3 June 16, ISM, June 16, ISM, June 16, 1NSH Kept. 1, ,im, W1NBTON, N. C, ( txecutor Acts as Administrator t Guardian. The Best and Most Reliable Trust Company In the State. DoaGnCTalBanklnK Business. Pays ,nte!JP8it3 Solicts Your Business. WINSTON-SALEH Building and Loan Association. FOURTH SERIES NOW OPEN. First I'uyment Caviled lor Ieo. 1. This Association oilers llrst class facilities to borrowers at very low rat-is of lutere.pt, and to investors an absolutely safe and profitable invest ment. To salaried men and wage earners who desire to lay up a few dol lars each month for the Inevitable "rainy day," ita advantages are unequalled. - A home institution managed by home people. O. A. FOhhlN, Bee. aud Treae. DIBECTOHH. J. C Buxton, Dr. J. F. Hbaffuer, J. W. Shipley, W. A. Whitaker, H. E. Allen, Joe Jacobs, W T. Vogler, ti. A. Follln. ',goa Latest Designs HATS. and Saturday, 9th and iutn. Made. 1 AND THIRD STS. BXL,M8; IJTEE8TATB, IS. I! OF I CAN IT BE TRUE ? A White Man l.'haluetl to n NejrroHKKK. We have leeu reliably luformed that Superintendent of Roads Spach aud tu guard h, whose names have not yet beeu obtaiued, in carrying a squad of jail hands to the county roads this morning had Cicero Kuott, a white mau, chained to a negro. Thk Jor kn a l considers this matter too serious and outrageous to be com men led on, until further investigation establishes the fact without a doubt. It has been impossible for us, since the information was furnished us by a white republican, to verify the report. We do not wish to do any one Injus tice, so will Investigate the matter j fu"' tn commenting and we sin cerely hope that the report is un 1 founded. KKOAI) NTHKET KEVIVAIj. Uov.Tlios. Need hum Last Nlffht Closed 11 Suoeessfiil Protruded Meeting. The nerles of revival services at Broad street Baptist church closed last night. The attendance was very good. The series closed with a very Impres sive sermon by liev 'I'ltos Mecdham on the "UreMt White Throne Judgment for the Wicked." Before entering upon his sermon Mr Need ham took up the, explanation of the ages by his chart; with the close of UiIh the sixth age. lie spoke of the translation of the living saints aud resurrection of dead saints to meet our Lord at his second coming at the close of this age. Mr Needham entered upon the judg ment for the wicked with the text rfound iu Acts 17:81. At this Judgment we have the 8011, not Father, forjudge. lie shall be robed In a robe of justice aud Justice will be given to all. Clod says you shall be judged for rejecting liis souJohn 1-AH. At this trial there will be two wit nesses against us -Ills word and our deeds. ller is your sentence, "Depart ye cursed Into outer darkness where there shall be weeping aud walling aud nashiug of teeth." It is a very hell to be cast from His presence for ever. Th evangelist went to Greenville today to attend the Baptist Htate Con vention. Mr Flauuders, the evangelist's singer, will venial 11 here a few days. NelKlilMU hood Mews. Mewberu Journal: Monday night two w hite men were waylaid just out side the city by four negroes aud robbed. They were relieved of their money aud other effects, as well as pistols with which they appear to have beeu armed. Meadows was considera bly beaten in the struggle Herbert Lupton, the son of Captain Luptou, who fell from the cross trees of the schooner Henrietta Hill to the deck, a distance of tin feet, is reported as doing well and on the road to recovery with no serious Internal injuries. Durham Hun: Babbits In some sec tions of this state seem to be as plenti ful as ants. A geutleman by the name. of 1'earce, from the neighborhood ot the Chatham aud Orange county hues, was In towu today with a wagon load of about eighty. He says they are so numerous in his neighborhood that they run against each other aud crip ple themselves, aud you have uotblug to do but walk around aud pick them up. Lexington Hpecial to the Charlotte Observer: All of the new county oliicers kwert swoiu In aud filed their boud today: The old oliicers walked out leaving a four year record of which they are not ashamed, except the treas urer, who has held the position only two years, hut whose shortage with the county is over $l,UO0. Mr. Kinney has made every effort till today to replace the money, hut is unable to do o. His sureties will satisfy the county at once. Mr. Kinney, who la greatly depressed, says he will turn all of his property over to bia sureties, and do what he can to make them whole. Wilkesboro Chronicle: North Wilks boro will hold an election January 17, to vote on the question of Issuing bonds to build the bridge across the Yadkin at the east end of town News comes from the Brusbies that evsry republi can there has a place as storekeeper and gauger except one and he is now offering his services for $8 per month. ......Butler Robinson's little child died Sunday night, near Roaring River. The child was put to bed well, and was found dead next morning.. Ap plicants for the pdsitlou of deputy sheriff were quite numerous here this week we ' counted something over 85 Thirteen constables out of the 20 eltcted qualified Monday. .....The first qusrterly meeting for . the. Wilkesboro aud North Wilkesboro circuit .will be held here next Baturday snd Sunday, Bev H M Blair presiding. On Friday 6th the district stewards will hold a meeting at this place Mrs H T Newland at Eikvllle, died Monday of pneumonia after a wek s iUucxti. ur heart goes out in deep sympathy for Mr Newland. His little child died only a few days since aud now the mother and wife is gone. Two little children are left motherless. Others Thowtftits. hatham Becord: The next legisla ture can save several thousand dollars to the tax payers of North t'aioliua by reducing the number of its clerks and other employes. The last legislature was guilty of great extravagauce in this respect. The last seriate liaff more employes aud paid them more than any senate since 18BH. The amouut pnld the employesot ilie lat senate was almost as much, us tlut paid to the senators themselves. The amount paid the senators as their per diem and mileage was Jl4H-.80, and the amount paid the swarm of employes who waited on them was fl l.WJ.-S. Hu rely there is great loom for reform in this expenditure and we hope our democratic legislature will make It. The truth Is that even our demo cratic legislature for several ysars before IStWi had too mauy unnecessary j employes, but of course uolhing like so many as our "reform" legislatures. Too many clerks and pages have beeu employed by every legislature for many years 111 striking contrast to the small nunilier employed by the tirat demo cratic, legislature elected (in lbTtl) after reconstruction. Tin number has mole than doubled since then, not because there was more work to do, but la-cause each employe has beeu doing less work since 1870. We sjieak from personal experience-, llou W L Haunders was chief clerk of the senate iu Hie legisla ture of 187U-'72 aud this writer was the reading clerk, and these two did the work 1 hen that, siueetheu, has usually been done by lour or live clerks. Maxion Blade, (Colored Paper): Home of the exiles from Wilmington have an eye to business. They are bobbing up in xllflerent partu of the north telling their tales of woe, and (hey manage to pass around the hat so that everybody can show his sympa thy iu a substautial manner. We may add that lots of these fellows never saw Wilmington, but are using the riot racket to get a stake. Ol'l'OHEl) TO ANNEXATION. Kx-l'rtiBldfnt Cleveland Taken u Htroutf Vrfuinl AHiiliiHt Ex pansion. I'uiNCKioN, December 8. Former President drover Cleveland was Inter viewed today oil the new policy of the I 'idled States and dictated the follow ing for Ihc Associated Press: "Without going at all into details, I wish to say that I am aideutly op posed to every feature of this annexa tion and expansion policy. The public ought to know pretty well what my codvictlons are from my posiliou on the Hawaiian question during my ad ministration. I have not changed my mind and remsiu opposed to all this annexation from Hawaii to the Philip pines." Elected But Didn't Qualify. Wadkhhoho, N. C, Dec. (I.-The w iilte citizens of this county are de termined that they will have no fur ther exhibi lions of negro rule In these "diggiugs," and consequently the three negroes elected as constables and juw ticesoftlie peace for (Julledge town ship did not qualify Monday. They were quietly untitled that it would be unhealthy for them to do so, and so Instead of appearing for quallll culiou they sent a note to the Clerk of the Court itating that they, "seeing the pressure of the opposition parly think it best todelay their quantisation if the law permits;" that they "are col ored men but law-abiding citizens," etc The whitemen of (lulledge t. wushlp were here 111 strong force yesterday aud paraded the streets, and il the uegroes had appeared and attempted to qualify, after being notified not to ffo""'sulTft'fenmilr--1iaT(rrnisi- trotr hle. They have not yet, at this writing, taken any further steps to qualify, and it is probab e that they will not do so. An Important Case. The whole time of superior court today was taktu up with the case be gun yesterday of Gordon vs The Bey nniria Tobacco Couioanv. for $4,000 damages for an accldeut whereby Gor don was injured iu the factory. Messrs Jones t Patterson represent Gordon, and Watson, Buxton 4 Watson, Glenn 4 Manly, the Tobacco Co, J The whole afternoon was taken up in speeches to the jury, and the esse is not yet disposed of. '.' Manly's Paper to Resume. NEW York, December 8. Alexan der L Manly, the. colored editor, who was compelled to leave Wilmington, N C, has decided to, publish bis paper, the Record, in New York hereafter, instead ot in Wilmington. The paper will be published dally as it was iu Wilmington. ... A BEI.OVKD I'ASTOK. y Dr. II. A. Drown Will 0I..11 c Ills 'Jlst Annlvi'ivnrv i l Kondfty. Next Sunday win Ices will lie held iu th First Baptist church, thin city, 111 honor of the -1st anniversary ir I'r H A Itrown'H pastoral) The Sur.dny school will have special cvcivims ul :HO a 111, and ut II o'clock I ; 1-U. i Boudthaler, of the Home Mnia Ian church, will preach the aniii crsai.v J sermon. Dr. lirown aud Itislmp liond j thaler came to their respective charges j the same year and a warm Tsinal 1 friendship aH well u.-i Christian l.nc i and esteem has alw ays cxixied l.tuci n j these two di incs . special ial 1,. raise funds for the new chinch will he an important feature I'm 1 1. !ll;tH invited. 'I'llK Joi'KNAl. in advance lates Dr, Brown upon ihcoe. his long ami successful past church and commuuitv Ciihl MU :i; '"!, an. I Mute; the Ml I 't he' blessed by having such an exemp an, zealous, Hod feaiiug ami uble niinistei to guide, diiecl and exert tnHueiices for good that will last till tunc shail lie changed for eternity , mid 'hi-t. !-.' by no u" means least, that health ,uul life may be spared linn for many . ars to dw; li an-,1 luh.'i among a pi.ip'e who love and cm et 111 loi him 1 , i . j, and sincere. THE lll'.A LIT I CON IT C Los Ex ! : 1 n 1 t : Our I'eople Uei'elve Mneli lu Hti'uellon IT-0111 i: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ( It i ziiiH of t lie Stale. The afternoon session ycsleitlay of the lu'allh conference was well at tended. "Smallpox and Vaccination for Plain People," a paper which was nad hi Col. A Wshallcr, of Kalelgh, at the morning session, was discussed al length, a liutnhet of persons In Ihc audience taking part in Ihc ilis-us sum. Prof. J I, Ludlow, of this ciu, t member of the slate boa id of health, read a carefully prepared paper on. "Drinking Watei in its Kelalton io Health," w hich elicited consult table discussion. A largo number of our citi.ens at tended ih swotiou law night and w.ie greatly benefited by the reading of three valuable papers and discussion on (he same. "Baths: A Plea for Their More lien eral I'se In the Household," by Dr. H. W' est ray Battle, of Asltevillc, member ! oflhestute bosrd of health, was the hi st paper lead. Passed Assistant Surgeon J .1 Kiny ' otlil, ot the I niled Slalii Mailne It. -tillal Herv ice, then rial an inleiesling ' paper on "Hit hlheiia: I Is Picm ntion 1 and Treatment," and Dr, lilchaid II Lewis, of Kalcigh, secretary of the; state board of health, made a strong talk on the subject of " Iciius.' All Intcreht low Coiitt'st. At I lie regular meeting of Ce11teu.11 v Epwotth League tomorrow cM-ning in tlte annex of the church tlicicw lll lie an Interesting contest in thp wa :ofu discipline bee. Tw o of I lie League members will choose sides ami Di. Creasy will act as 'hi-IiouI master to.d ask questions concerning t he gem m I and annual confcieuee of lite Molho disl Episcopal church, Hoiilh. A in one on eitlit i side who m lust s a one.-- llou will have tifbe sealed. The side having the greatest number standing at the end of the qucslii ns w ill join the contest, i In re will also be other features 011 the piogrinn. I'.ihli 01 dially in 1 ited. Mai rliiuo Last I .vciiiny;. Mr. Robert J. If it t and Miss Eva Johnson, two of Winston's iminilur young people, were united in the holy bonds of ' miitilmolij , at 8 o'clock lust ! evening 111 the presence if a few In vited guests at the palatial home of I he bride's grand parents, Mr. and Mr- W. II. White, on Liberty stieet Lev. 11. A. Brown, pastor of the First Bap tist church, perfoimeil the et-ii'mony. Tiik joruMAI, festciids Its f.isl "w f-ln s and congratulations. A llealtli Seeker. Henry W. Htewart, a prominent izen of Ht. John, New Brunswick, ur- rived this morning and is quai lered ut 1 Hotel Jones, Mr. Htewart, hav ing 1 ,1 heard of the healthfuluess of 1 our climate and the hospitality of our citizens, comes here for the beuelit of his health. We trust that he will have a speedy recovery, aud that his sojourn hereWill j be enjoyable. . ' CI nh Meeting. The Forsyth County AV bite Man's Club will bold an' Important meeting Friday bight in the club room at 7;: o'clock. Every member Is urgently requested to be present. W. B. Pollard, President. J. 8. Puuu, Secretary. , ' .... . Nice Getting In Good Wof k. There Is1 quite a novel attraction In W OTIanlon'e show window. It onsisi of a irlasM cage in which are imprisoned ivvn Irn.ueil mice. These mice pas- then lime principally in try ing to . hihh up an incli.ieil wheel which rests, upon a pivot. The mice . an t vet any furl her than doeh the horse outlie tread mill business. '1 he object of t liis al I taction is to adver tise Ihown llros A: ( ..' tobaccos and upon ill.' whole we don't, know that inici ncic ever put to a better use. V N IT IKK I. I ,t ,'l M. Ml LI I'iisommI In (lie. House Yesterday Al .Vr 11 Ten-Yours' 1st rujuruflc. ' v -11 1 .i i'on, December S. The house has passed I he a 11 1 ll tcUel scalp ing hill hy a Mile nf 1 1 : t.i 101. This action is the eu tin i uat io 11 of a ten years stmi'i;lo on (lie part of the rsllroudw to' pui in end to the bustiers ut ticket s. -.ilplllg. I lie InteiH'.ate ('cinineice Commis sion In .1 called allcnlioit In the subject in Its icpoil of ss,s, miiiI it has been l-elore congress ever siucB in one form 01 .uiolhci . 1 1 .un 1- un l 'n rloi mil . O-o it 1 1 1 im s, of 1 lie t inied Stales ho 'I'd ' coi'j.- -1. ii -d Jiieksou 1 an,c in hi .( nielli from ( iiceits- x 111 1 ie at 11 nded Ihc buii il of lie III.- al lei'iioon. 1 y I. 1 .1 :.cl,- . day hlOlse 1 1 ti the Tuesday and hill., 'gli. l ite lio,-pl-.ii'iin Tuesilav and bus .1 si--, t tal coips w.tit to SaMmiijili. t.o join IheStMitlh ariiy.ors uindi will go to Cuba al an 1 1 'lit. I'he Mrikc d" Mill Hands. t en- 1 , (I t, Dc iIcm i 'pmetils in I he stnUmg coitoo 1011I w ho ha-, e now been I hi. I ce 7 Tlte latest ntatler of I he ipeialives licte, on 1 " for tltree weeks, is m threat, from I he oliicers of ' I all the mills hi Augusta, oVft lockout I against the o , 1 a! i ws for the balance of the m asoii H ll.eydo not lelllllllo work : Oil lor ( ulni. ! S vnn ii, (01, Deeciuher S.- The ' l''irst Notlh Catolina is tlic lirst rcgl I ineiit of the Seventh army cvrpfi to j emhaik for Cuba. Tlte itgiiuenl went I ixi bond lltelrutisti il Roumanian last ' nighl 111. 1 sailed lot llavana lod i . i ! slm key Mini Mi'l'oy Mai t iled. Tom S.htir- cw x 01 k, NoM'mher S, Lev and Kid Me( oy have been mulched to hg lit twenty rounds before t he Lenox I li lei ic club, in this city, for u pinse of i .ii.lnl.'. 'Ihcbaltle will hi I'otiL'hl Cat I V in I 1110 tit It. M t-ni li'i' ol'Roynl A 1 111 1 1 11 111 I I'hos W litaiieli, D (i I!, of Asia - !llc, , C, is in the city anil desiies to tin el t aeli nteuiber al Hie lodge this cMiiing at So'olo.-wt Come out and 1 gIM tilt' Uiolhi 1 a full house. j Locals, Looking for an omicoiiI or ulslei'.' 011 cm find it to plc.se you al Mr- I low ell .V Kogel -. Don 'I t til to sec I he gi and display of ili.iiiionds in Lconaid'n show window 1 tonight. I A .New Vnn, ilitininni will have on eX I - II 1 1 ii - II at I ,. ' ill at d's lonig til ;t u-ij hue inn oi dt 1.0. .nil- and olhci good-. 1 1,1,1 I I ,li to s. e I in 111. .1 I . .- Io--l.tr ..u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y , 11 i in I iie All ,si. fills .1 I In bun .ml, I l .-t-MI t IlltS IH I lit' Oil"! I 1 m u I I I II If JUl ill ol lite W in.ilon nlllce .I ihc Lite I ...-11 1 .on c n. , id a., uud we udiy we;. omt tin in to out i lly Ben aiooi.ugli will leave next itivii I-.i Japan, while lie has uoceplcd it p...-uion wiin M111.il Bios, a laige j 1 iu.il. lb i aiiulaciuiing Uim. 1 le has Mgin il a coiifraiT fur. one y ear. His J liimlly i( 111. li-uiijln , in. 5 ale m . . I low about nice ri liuol slioes for j ehlidit 1 1 V We have got tlii-iu elieap j inl ,,od anil you can't ulmnl to let cit-;.sui cliildn.n go poorly shod when y on 1 an gel sliocs ngiu tiovvit at eosi ul Itosi nbuchti A Bio's shoe store. ,., . . 4 .. . . , Toe county commissiom is iiave ,.1.0 u. gianiett me noiuiieiii ivuiij n. Ilege to change their clt-kiug, ol ihu Miaksvlile road, neal the Pitta' place hi lhat Hie company can build un ! overhead bridge across the railroad. We wouTd suggest that the Winston and Balem lire companies . hitch three or four liorses abreast Instead or two, In drawing their engines. The ma chine are very heavy aud this would prove a saving both iu time aud to the horses. The committee is busily engaged mading arrangement for' the dramatic reading of J Bobert Jordan, iu the Y M C A auditorium December leth, for benefit of Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythias. Ills subject will be, "Dollars snd Heuse," , .. , CHRISTMAS 1 1898. j. You arc cordially invited to I call and see my beautiful j stock of Holiday Goods. We j will take pleasure in showing .( .em to you, whether you wish to buy or not. My prices are riht and I have received about all of ,ny stock. Come early before the stock is picked over. FRED N.DAY JEWELER. Corner Main and Third Streets. JOB LOT UK MEN'S SHOES -AT 33 1-3 to 50 Per Cent Oil Our Kt'ofiilar Prices. Another hot WOMKX'SSMOffl :it VI . s. These hIhk'n w ill e;o quick . hot ot Hoys' antt hitdies' Shoes cheaper I him they can be had at oilier placens lor same jjoixls.. We have bought a liij; driva.rtl ffils' line. If you want a first rs'n unit cheaper than you have secnNheiii, entile to us. L E. GARDEN, Np. 7 MiStreet. - AiPtRicll " IBi High Quality in yonr Hour for your Christmas bak ing is necessary to make your pa-try, cakes, etc., what t lie housewife most desires for tier Chilstnias dit nrr. ' We have everything iu Hie line of table delicacies, raisins, nuts, olives, fruits, spires, ic, that will mtxe yoiu plum pudding ami your Christmas feast a H. A. Giersh Main Street, HAL. KM, N. C. FOR SALE. SOUTHSIDE REAL ESTATE.1 Desirable residence, 2 tory, 7 room .with stable, within one block of street cars, at low price aud easy terms l!lg. ' gest bargain iu centrally located lot, iu residence aecllou, on car Hue, ever offered to a quick buyer. Opportunities to please; afe loans; first mortgage on improved and unlm- f roved real estate. Phone, Interstate, 54 and 3)4, or call upou ELLIOTT WARUEX, Piedmont Farm Exchange. Rooms 8 and 4, he oily Block, city. Glotline 0 ) I I