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VOLUME XX.
NEW BIKN'K, CRAVES COl'NTV, N. ('., FRIDAY, JANTAUY '.. mi!.--SK .'iiN I) lTI)
KIMBEIt 4
J. J. Wolfenden,
REAL ESTATE,
New Berne, N. C.
KAliM I. AND.S,
TIMKKIi LANDS.
city i'KorKi: rv.
cor.N i i;v I ;,.;.; I V
I-gIUvo eoino C ' h. ; I. ils f i
Trucking.
I SHI,
...HARDWARE...
Masury's Paints.
Ariel Bicyles.
Street,
New Berne,
Truck !
peas : PEAS : PEAS :
AM) -
Beans! Beans! Beans!
Till- enHioit of Ktr;i Ivirlv I'eas,
and improved Yale- line ami Kust
l'roof Wax Himii-.
Fo'.ll'Oi'S tO lll'I'lll',
Ar.' Y.)j Cj n; I Cin.-l Coming!
.3. D ClilUK,
lirick Store, Near Marker. Deck.
WAIVT A
GLASS OF BEER
As fn da' o i n jict n
No v or i or any n'i.er city
in tin; I ' . i i ; o 1 Slut -s Lo io
Palace Saloon !
is mm:!.?; stkff.i,
U l.-i .-u cm got it.
Also any it In r I'n.st,
( I (i.m.M ri liie Li'iuir
Tunic
I'iiim V C. M : 1 1 Wilis
Ue. ii - 1 1 1 1 n I-1 1 I 1 I'V tin'
in Kt pl, -i ) :l 1 1
James F. Taylor.
JAPANESE
PILE
CURE
A NVw find Complete Treatment, ranaiating of
SllTt )SI ruKIMS, (. amulr of Omtmml and two
lUtxe of Ointment. A tirver-fmliriK rutr Ut Pile.
i. every nature atl itrfjict. It make, an oteralion
with the knife, hii h la tainful, anl often remitis.
in death mine. ea.y, Why no' Lira this Urrlbta
4Iium? Wa ic i Wril.tr. fiuaran.M In aach
$1 Hai. No Cure, No Pay. yx. and i a boi, 6 (or
f J. Snt by mait. Sample ire
OINTMENT, 8&c ui 60e.
CONSTIPATION f.XTflr-.S
grral I.IVKRan.l STOMACH U M .1 1.A I ( IK .,..1
HI.1M)I I'l RII'IKK Small, mil.l arwl .lraianl
Intake: cat. ially atlapltd for thildrrn'a uc. jo
l(fca i ceula.
FREE. A vtal of lk famoualitlk FVIkta will
be glvm Willi a i boa or more of fair Cuiv.
Notica run (.nnuihb rauii jAraniui Pilr
Cvaa (of aak only lr
F. S. Dl.'l r V, - v r.. ri,f, X. C.
V. M. $lmnioii,
J. II I on.
A. I. Wurrf,
K. IT. Tou.
SIMTiNS. tfU & WARD,
ATrOUNKVS and ('OLNSKliOflS il
LAW.
j -t Hl.u, n. '.
OaVe ft'; Ho. Kmnl Street, nearly oppr.
site lloli I Chatlaa ha.
(tillica n'.o nt Ilulci.'h and Hmithnct.1 )
Piantlr! In llm wii.niifi ,( ("ravm. Iipiln,
J.Mia, u,ilrw, MrUTl f'a.mll'!, Halii-,
I'inatiill llarn'-tt ami Mllann. In ma A
)inni til "rv.ral i imria, anil wbaravaf
Ml atl it a r ).
km
Tested
AND
TRUE.
r4
One- Hnred Bales Still in Ik
Fields at to State Farm
Fire ! pa i intent Ilulldiuir I'nsafc.
II n 1 1 ! (lining invitations.
I.) iiiliitcs Leavlnir Snutli
I iirt. Hntler Calls for
11 uiit-aik's Ueinoval.
Jo'JKXAI. Bt'RKAf, '
1,'aI Klllll. Nl'. Jllll. Ill, '!)H. '
'I'lii' i i ii 1 1 , i-1 i:n v hoard met todiiy . The
iii'vv Si, , i ii.i. ini. ni M, borne will ninke
lusliKi i..,,.. There lire he says 100
' Ii.iIck ,,f i:n;i, keil eolton on Hie farms.
It is il,,iiiicl that I lie present ailminislra
I. ii i has put the institution on a paying
Ii.isis. There ha, within the hist few
j ilri s. been brought to the hospital at the
j iieiii'enlini v 33 sick convicts. There tire
I now 170 convicts cniphiynl in railroad
I wink in the Slate, lint no convicts have
j yet been let out for farm woik, all being
I I ceiled on thu btatc farniK.
; The new lire (lep.u ti t liuihltng hero
has sett I c 1 so much that there is great
danger of the walls spreading and the
binldipg o, I npsiiiL'. The liie c immiltiv
, w ill Imve the liuililing braced at once.
' Yesterday befcie the State board of
Pharmacy, seven applicants for license
l ere examined. This was an unusually
small class.
I The Soul hern Railroad otllcials who
weui hi ii.iriiam yesterday on a sum
inons to appear before .lu.lgc lfobinson
were told that the solicit r was not ready
f -r Iheio.
I'.iglitccli new stiidelil.s hae entered
f,.i liie Spsii. terniat the Agricultural
and Me, h inlcal collcc.
j The Ainlitor ycstctilay gave on!, copv
I for piiblinliing ihe comparative giilicrna
tmial vote of s;ijand Ihe Congiessi il
! vote lor lM'.H-'.lli.
(i.ivcrnor liusscll lias lieen invited to
i three l.anipieis, one the Wilmington
' Clumber il Commerce, one the League
of American Wheelmen lo meet in St
l.ouis Kchruary !lth, and Ihe New I Irii ans
Press. Club llampiet January '.'Olh, but
he has ici.lined them all.
The l.yncliiics are I, -aving Soiiiliiort
iii ilelaebllienls, and it is tliought ilia!
bv the 1st of March all will lie g
There were i lany politicians here yes
terday looking to, places under the in
Kevcniic Collector anil the new I'. S.
marshal.
I,, w.-b i , , . ..
j ah i, urn , ii j m,-i: ail- -, , J'osi
I olliccs and in liandolph 711, but WhIo-'.i
population is about double t !,at of Km
, dolph, while the niacufactiiriiig iutcrj'sls
j in Ivainlnlpb are valin d at about I, mole
. than in Ake.
Tin lo is an lndilNti ial !.:( I iilll mi
company doing Inisincss in the State that
has a in, u,b iship ,,f ;t,ooo m lUleigb.
They pa from ,"i , mis to ccnlly week
ly and the policies are f i ooi I'.'.'i.llll to
t'lOO.
The (iovernor was today a-ked for a
iirdon fur Thos. Itohcrlson w ho is m-iv-oil;
a -1 year lerut.
Siin rl 1 1 1 in 1, n I Mcbaue susl.e will
soon put nil tin-female come ts in ihe
penlicnliary pioper to work in the shirt
f'lotory.
All hanks wi re chisel t,a and the j
i lly si ho ,: ol.si n-i il l,i-,-'s bntbday.
Senator llull.-r calls on li.iv,-riioi Kus
sell editorially todav to remove llohell
llllllCili a- pleselehl i.l the A N. ( .
I! I! at i, ace.
The statement lleil Ihe lis', and nvsti r
trade :a the .-Itate ovei .'i.llilil Ooo
iiliailv iH nun ii larger than w as cxpi ctcd.
1'esimaster (link of houlhein Pun,
Miles II pipel here fill lib. I legaidill:; los
s ill
ll is thoil-.dit that Sen il.. i Cut, bar,!
Ins alicd, s b ete l a chi.-f . i. rk for
CalleeUir I hliican.
I i hi in ill m Ilia Ii, nl, tire.
Speci d to .1. urnal.
I.n!eigb, January 111 (inventor lint
sell coin ten Ihe neiilciice of lien
i. el. Is to iiupiolilitelit for life. Fields
I vi m nciitcincd to be bung at Tnrb no.
ra Kaeti la rnlMl-r j .
Hix'cinl lo Journal.
Nrw York, January 1U. Mr Nai k.
aenteneed lo ten yenra imoriaonmeot b.i
j thu murder of JuldcnaiipM'. inti taken
lo Auburn tixlny to commence her term
in the penllen'i.irT
l.ladalxa ralllai(.
Sjmh in) to Juiiriinl.
New York, Jnnuary 10 - It ia rrnrlrd
from lmdon that the condition of the
health of William K. Oladalnno la rata
Ing the gravral pirehaiialooa.
WOOD'S Sr.FDl trt tfckBy from nod
mitcUi lo ami Om mmit antt tipbttamii
Southern Growers.
ocafa DaaertplHt CahlcajiM k tna nlu
abU aami Wipiul la a-hrtnf oaHaral aWttom
Uat TainaUa hrloriolkai abeaal all mmtt
jMCaaJJr a4apWjP UM SomU.
VEQETABLB m4 FLOWER 'SEEDS
UrtM aiU Clovtr SJa, t4
all
Qarden and Farm Seed.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
SEEDSMCN, RICHMOND, VA.
m uiuit irii unit n tm urra.
BSC ROAN'S 8TBONQ WORI S
frMleli ar Wlia taint Pain Our
Hawaii. Pruldfai voir Will It
Irrtlrrd la Nlale,
siiinotos, January 111. senator
Mingan occupied the aiteiilion of the
Senate during the entire time of the
executive session today ill the presenta
tion of his views on the subject of the
annexation of the Hawaiian Island.
This w us the second installment of his
speech, and w hen he concluded, a few
minutes after a o'clock, he had not then
reached the end. He dwelt upon the
military importance of the islands, iuol
, ing (ieneral Scotield and Captain Malum
a! length in support of his position that
j the islands were a natural outpost for the
t nited Slates, and necessary to the prop
er protection of our western coast and of
our general commerce in case of war.
Mr. Morgan predicted that if the
I uited States did not take advantage of
the present opportunity to acquire the
islands, there would hv war between this
country and some olhe, power within
ten weeks. It w as not, be said, within
the bounds of possibilities, in view in
the present Kuropean competition for
territory in Asia, that ihe Hawaiian Is
lands should be allowed to remain inde
pendent for any length of time after the
I'nited States Haouhl finally announce
their determination not to make them :i
part of American territory. J,
Arrangements are making for the en
tertainment of President Dole, of Hawaii.
on a scale belilting his rank as the chief
magistrate of a fi ien Jly nation. It lui
been decided that be shall he regarded as
the nation's guest, and that our govern
ment will hear Ihc expense ol his enter
tair.nrent fliile in Washington.
President McKinley has decided In
have the ollicial tour of the Hawaiian
Pnsidciit begin at Chicago, and at that
point he will be met by the rcprescnta
lives of the President and of the I'niteil
Slates government.
Mill llHliem llo imh Aurrf.
Special to Journal.
New Hedlord, .Mass., January 111. The
mill owners have failed lo agree in their
action towards the strikers. This dis
sension makes the opposition ol the
striking operators. much brighter.
Not one of the cloth mills of the city
made any attempt to run this morning.
The expel iences of estel'day, specially
that of the incipient riot at the Ibistol
Mill. sin. wed popular feeling to he so
1 iteiise that it would he unwise to make
any cITort lo resume wink: lln iefoic not
an engine was started. '1 lie thousands
i f operatives were quiet, and everything
seems to have settled down to a long,
waiting battle.
RICHES IN KLONDIKE.
Ion Willi IIIk laniiiH Itelnru. Ili-nvy
Pilot-ma llii i lillkool.
SriiiiK, Wash,, Janinii v H Twenly
two person- arrived here last nighi Irom
Hawsoli ( ity on the sleannr (oirollll,
in nejinir w ith them a sinaM amount ol
-'old Oust, also drafts on the North
A inei iean Trading and Transput tnl ion
company amounting to between IHKI (100
and ifl.OiKI.OOll.
In reference lo lb, food situation at
Dawson the new arrivals eorroliorate
previous reports that, although food is
seaiee. there will he on starvation. They
consider lli.il it will be impossible lo gel
a relief expedition to Dawson at this sea
ill of the ear.
The iikon is Mil- .1 Irom shore to tshoie
w ii Ii great ice ridges fi oiu 10 to 2 I feel
high. Ihe iee being thrown up m greal
lih elvs nnd standing at all sorts of angles.
Mi-h u iMi dogs can make tin ir way by
l. ig.-in, the shore. Inn in. huge ipianliu
of - i a - van be can led with dog
teailii
The pi,.; d n.e ., ,. in. leer ill Alas
ka is eoiisnl. n il iiiin n li able by l',c
loitli'l s
I lea snow ,t..i ins Ii i e . i nr red re
cenlly i n Ihe I lulko.it 'asn I lavel lia
been prtu licall unpos-il.le ,.,t llo-pass
for il:i s at n 1 line
line of the Hist t" stake eioiiu'l on
C'dora lo en i k and tin- la-. man out of
the K li Mi. like count r v m An.liew ills, ii.
known i, "The bg Swe,!.- He i not
able aa being the owner of the i hvin on
w lot h t be Inggesi K londike nuggi t ban
) et I. een fin. ml. The I a In (i of ii .Id wan
Millie. 1 nt $"Mfl
Itepliing to a rcipieal 'or aa calimntp
ol the w iiiler' gold duift output one of
Ihe miner aaul "We hne done a great
deal of figuring on tl.al nnd it now ap-m-ihii
that the o input, not itlialuniling
the acari Ity of f.s.d and llglit. will lw
from tIO,or.0.fKX) to ifl a. ooo. lam.
lallaaa Mai AfralM
I.'.MxjH, Jan. H. - The country (ji ner
ally ii greatly pleaaal hy llm announce,
mr-nt mail by thn rhancallor of Die
aichnpler. Kir Mlrlnel Hirka Ilcarh at
HwanaAl laat night. In which Urn rcbord
tha provlooa drclaratWmi of Mr. Half our,
at MancliNter, on tha Indian policy of
the jpivfminml, and added that lb
rriln lltll a rm ilelprmined, (Ten at the
oi at of war, that the door of CnlneM
oofnmrrce ihoul I not be atiut In Ureal
llrltaln.
Till ileelaraMon la recnf nlrad aa c dear
ly diflning Ilia guTrrnmeot'i poaitlon,
and uo'h U librtal and oonaratl
nawpaera command lh plain apaakiof.
Kwaalawa ( aaiaawlpwllaf .
Dai ia, Jan, )9. CVuMtderahU arprla
at Uwai oaoard kra by I dUpalch from
St, rSrtrral'wrg to Iba OlofiM Catexl
Maouqcing IImI R(Ua(a ha forfrva,! two
now army cor pa mi th Cera tn4 Aatv
iHat tfoniWn, at VUm aid KlefT.
1ST IT LIST.
Politicians Have Their Minils At
Rtst OA Certain Jobs.
Kailnay ( oiiiniissiiin Ciise. Judge
Puller lioes West. Another Farm
I. eased. Seen New lteptities.
Catch of r'lsh. I'arilons
at Iteanforl.
JoUKSAI. Hl'liKM'. I
Uahioii. N. C. Jan M
Some of the politicians here now rest
easy. The District Attorney Inn been
appointed arid Hernard gets the place.
Chadborue gets the Wilmington potolHce
soil l.yre (ilenn gets the (irei nsboro
postollicc. The Haleigh poslolllcc will
probably fall to Baily of North Carolina.
All the council in K. R. coinmissiou
case have returned from Washington
City. The P. S. Supreme court may ren
der its decision on Ihc case without hear
in: argument or they may send for the
"ouncil to come on later and argue the
case.
Mrs. Watson, whose husband shot her
last Oi tuber, and then killed himself. died
early yesterday morning w here she had
been taken In sec if the bullet could be
located an I extracted from near the
spinal cord.
Iliiu Fields, w ho was sentenced to be
hanged on the lHth, for poisoning a man
named Keel in Edgecomb county was. a
lew hours before the execution was to
Ii ivc taken place, commuted to life im
prisonmcnt.
A leading Populist says fiat the past
will be forgotten an I that th.- Hutler and
aiili Hullei factions will so in be uniled.
Judge L. C. Puller left today for his
court in Santa pee, New Mexico. He
will he gone until the end of March.
At a meeting of the Italeigh druggists'
association held yesterday, p.. (I ltinl
song was elected president.
The stockholders of th new Republi
can paper will meet here tonight. Ii is
probable' that the paper will be made a
senii-weekly.
Another farm was leased by the execu
tive committee of the penitentiary wind,
and confirmed by the ward. Two acres
of sugar beets are to be nut in mi each
farm to lest the idea of the sugar beat
industry in the Stale.
Otis Skinner last nighl gave a line pro
duction in his "Prince Rudolph."
The Railroad cominission ha- sum.
moiled Mai. J. W. Wilson to appear be
fore "the court " next week. M.ij ir Wil
son will he pretty sure lo give the new
holders of the commissioners' ollii-e a
lively time, for he never whips the dewl
areaiml the stump.
Mi-s Sallie Stockanl, one of the foul
female si iidents at the Pniversitv wdl
graduate with the class of ",s, Ii will he
the lir-t lime a female h is ever revived
i diploma from the N. C. I niversiiy.
P. S. Marshall Du ki rv lias aopointeil
seven new deputies. They will be re
quired In give .ri, 000 bonds befor they
get their commissions.
The Cnilerwriters Insurance Company
was formed in (ireeiisboro with a i tjiital
of 1 011,000. There ii ho much ineliui
tion to start local companies.
The catch of lisb in the Slate. III.
'MI0, last year was enormous Tins is
iven by the labor c inls-ioiicis iep.nl
The value of the eateh is .f 1 ,N I :j,i, i S.
Th" President of Ihe Republican
League says that (iovernor Ku-sell has
promised to canvass the Slate and it is
probable lie will do so.
Tae g ivernor has panloue I two of tin
grave Mini insurance men who wen- . r -vii
ted at llcuufort last year, (hie w a-
Del. Ien Dcleuiiir, white, andtl I In i
was William pislu i , colored. l..lh w ru
in ,1 1 .-in I ful health.
A Rtllronti Wllboul rtptrl
St l'i h, Mm.. .Inn. 11). K-m-l.-i.'.
TexiiH. SMiillu rn K itnKi,. Nm I lirnii-i n
k Intii Hiin and lln Indinii TiTiilorv :n
nnxiotiM to Iirvc n Hliortcr rmlwiiv lim t
Si Iymin. Tliey have (-(inntructiMl twrlv.
miUni of tnxrk frum 1 1 ririoti Ti'xaR,
without on c-nt of working rapitnl
Mock wni int,pij to ii numltr d f u
nirm umt tm rt liHiiti wIhj i.iM for it liy
work ujHn llic mrnlU'l. Tim ftrmr; in
many innlanrra wnrknl thrmpvm,
while thf mtTf hniitu lim-d tcnniHlcr to
taltc thrir pint ra.
Whrn mrnplriisl (hp roml. na lnnnMl.
li lo pxtenrl fnun lonrifttn, T. x;ib
through Oklahoma tht Indian T' rilorv
ami Kfintaa to Ml Iula.
I HODIB OCARBED.
I'vallaara' Itrnaaaalrallaai br "la
ataaaa la Parla Pravlarlal
Taw aa af rraaia.
PaKH, Jan. IS. Aa a precaution to
prevent dlaturhanora tha bridge from
the I.alln (Quarter arm Unlay guarded
by pollr and tiro rraidrncra of "Mil
Mathku Dn-yfua and Km lie Zola warr
fuanlrd. A amtll mob of atudmta aa
wmblarl onlilda Uin Iaw ayriool with lh"
ntual criaa, but (lea polloa privcrlad a
rrloua deinonilnUioa.
klaa't Armiaa Ba.
Tm Bmr Sain lo lira world for run.
bruit, tnrm, uloart, aaJt rhatiai. favrr
on. Ititar, cbaptwd kandt, chitt.klna,
euTM. md fell Mm ampUuna, and poai
llmrly cnirr piW or mi pay raqulrvd. It
fuaraalaad t faMacI allafacUoci
or momtf rvfamUd. I'ric 11 emu par
a . for aa hr r. B. DalTr.
AGAINST BLANCO
UH lr I eellna AifMlast llir I., u.ral
Kr laluuleera I u tlte paiilti
Army arialara Alau Hair III111.
1 1 A 1 A M . ( lll'.l J .1, 1 1 1' ".1 A ' .,. , o ' r
1 ion nov reii,- in I i.,v ,; ; ... i
lifli, 11 1 1 In ii al . it ,, !, - .,1.1.
Cie city w a.- ,, ..i , : : . ., 1 . ; j 1 .f
a revolution A . I !. e . . in 1 e -! , 1, j v
praclli dill noi 11 1 . inil,:. 10 ps
1 i.llllllUI d I.- he p.. n:. a in!., i:.. 1 1 : i
toSundav. 1.11.11:1 It, I 11. i :il 1 l . il ii- tii
Plnai di 1 Km I hat 11; 'i niiij v. .1 ii a
fori'gi1 estimate I at "J.oi m in,-u .1 :,t h 1 -lacked
in 'lie l. clival l.,hl,- 111 I "t ... I ,.
where most of tie f ar. - i. 10.11:1.
i Alsmt the -anie lone a - 1 1 1 1 11 : 1 d one
! thousand ca all 10 111 and f nui I . j 11:11 -
lei- III the Canute! lie l,e l llel.l ill
t aha -licet, on the arlillel whaif. bal
tri les of liel l 111 l.U. ry were pl.inti d in
position to lake ( In ha and I haeoll si 1 ect-.
All public buildings along the haib"i
front from the Plaza do Annas to the
Piinla were crammed with troops and
huge bo'llew of cayallv. and in'aiitiy
were held 111 reserve in Ihe street 1 adja
cent to Central Park, ll is estimated that
fully twelve thousand troops arc in the
city in addition to the regular garrison.
A very probable solution is that tb,.
riots were the result ol a enlist rvnl ivc
plot in Spain to overtlimw the mini-try j
and ieneral lilanco and to cufoicc the
rellirn of eylcr.
GRANARIES NOT NEEDED.
At l.ensl Mlr ttlrlijirl NhinXa. I iiiihiIii
Onsiireil in ItfKnr.l 111 Ihe Snvy.
I.iimios, January 10 Sir Michael
Ilicki -Heach, Chancellor of the Kxelu
quer, speaking at Iliisiol today, ridii a led
the notion (.f providing granaries, as had
been suggested ill some quarters. He
said be was coin inccil the Itritish navy
was strong enjugli to hold its own ami
m any war Kng!:::i.l would have many
friends ready to -uppiv com
Referring lo the budget c-liinates. he
said tlie-c would show th it the govern
ment was fully alive to keeping up the
stand. ml of theariev aud navy: (heiieh
he del I, ire, I il w as mil ci editable to Can
ada' or fair l i Hic'lish tax payers tl.al
such a colony should conhiliute ptaet -cully
nothing I i the nival defences of
the empire.
lie hoped ( ' in til i would soon turn her
attention to this matter, adding that l,e
was convinced thai il lie did m l, the
lltiy Would coille w he I :,le would have
"a l lid" aw akening w hich would be en.
tllelv her tiw n full 1 1 ."
Iterlie (J, (h a ll-iul v
Special to Journal.
ItAU.inti, N. ('.. January LMI Richard
II. Hlackledge, of New Peine, was today
appointed a I lilted States Deputy Mal
shal. DOLE LEAVtS TOR WASHINGTON.
Ilr li'i)(M li l-'rlMirallfiit hm Srm n
Hf ll H III I t IKI)I,
S.n I'l: wclM ii. ( M ..Inn. I'n-hi-
1 1 fit Sii!)f l.l ii. U.l.-. ol ll:tv til. 1, (I fnl
Wilhllllltoil litis i ' V i I 1 1) U In Vl-ll l'('-i-
ilfiit Mi-Kiril.'v.
1.1'ftnr his .l.'pru Hire In i-iic.l tin
LrOVl HI Mil lit I 1 1 I ill- ;il JOIIS lull-, ;n tiUll-
prtninl hy (icin-utl Mi;ifln ami utaH". II.
wan arcoiilfil tult liiihtaiy honor-, in
(-linlm a irvirw nf tin- iiunps.
AIut the n-vu'vv rn-aiilnit I..lc in
spected the li-illeries ;md furl ilirat ion-,
ml hen n lunH'd t the rit, wln-re
Maynr I'helan ami a delej.tii m i f promi
Merit rili'-ie. ettt. i t;iiii.-.l rin at tin
Pat Mm I in, .ii Cll.
'I lie . lit I rlrtl.
Sp' t ml ! .Ii mi nal.
I ' a : t - Jan 'Ji. Tm- ti;i'. ..f Ivn In
, l.i, fin pnlii.i ! a--i i i. i' a nuin'ier cf
1'irli h mH, i il, i;, r ,ih i ! 1 1 i w ; Ihe
I n f ii . pi . a . .-d lii-, hi l'ii.s 'el -I liar y
Till, lit ! .
Jiipnii Ilu.Tliiif i riltweri
pcria' I'' ,1 "M t nal.
I,sn v,, .I.in. ;Mi li i-, -i Ue I th ir the
I i o i n i ,n iiimi n' will 1 1 ii v lie' i i u i-
id wlii- h aii- it-1 iv Ih-iml; IhmM tnr Urai!
in It.e ',n '!i h anil l-'n-heli Mhipuri'
Til. llodra C .l.brllr.
"Whatl Vno nnver hinrd of hlml
Why, hia iiainn la a bona, hold word."
"Indwdl A atory wrlUrr?"
"No, ha biitchniM ninht panpla. "
Clovelnnd lmdrr.
Km laa Carraa Tala.
Hlrnal Horvlro Man (maatlnR dyapap
tin aajualnuooa) Fina day, Jnoaaf
Jonaw Oh, doo't Ulk ahrrpl Chi
oago Trirmnn.
In lb Nnw York directory far 1811
Ii tb actor, "Pave Ooopw, maohlnlat,
M Ehn ttraai " Etta atrart im Uxm
oca of th poorer lonaJitta.
If nil tha bovaat la Eulaad
placed aid b)r alda, Uray wxMtld aoTai
pact of 410 arjaara ail laa,
F0'DER
Abaolutal rur
VSESP S2SHSHSB5HSHSi?SHSi?SHSa SH5HSelS2
SEMI-WEEKLY SECTIONS
Fitfh TueMla.v and Friday.
'S a ESHSHSBS 25c5eS2S 25 ESSriSESclSE5H5HSHSe5 BSSS3SZS SZ1
pTTTTTTTfrTTtTTTTrfj
Fine Roasted Coffee,
Best Elgin Eutter,
Flourv Lard and
oi; w uati; 1:1; klsk vi: mav nked in the
Grocery Line
till
McDanicl i Gaski
71 Kroad W.,VEW RERNE, X. C
AND YOU CAN GET IT AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE !
i Special Bed
,g Twice a year we hiivc a reg'tilar khIu of Reil Linen at
very low prices, ami r.s usual we Imlil the first Stile in Jan
ii iii v - The linen we fell is all liatiil torn, well made and
'lit' sizes arc nil full. Von cannot afford to buy sheets by
l lie vanl, for the it-adv inadii sheets cost no more than the
cluh by the yanl.
llcte i.-i a lint of kiiol anil price.-:
'.l.i'.!0 Vml lletnstltclieil, i lc.
;i()!ll) i 1 oinve pii n , hemstitcheil, .jlK;,
'1'Ik' Homespun iB an elegant bluet f.)r Spring and
4K' Suiiiiiier.
!lii'.iu l-'rnil, i'.s'c. !iii'.Hi And rofc. iggin, -17c.
!'0!iii New York Mill, (i'lc.
All I'tllow ('ases tneiiHttre d.'ix.'iii.
l-'.-nit of the l. iotn, hctlisttcheil, t'Oe.
2? hemstitched, l ie Fruit, plain hem, loo.
M. (,'.. plain hem, In,:, (,'. 1!., plain hem, 8
CjL, t 'n in In ir, lor siiininer, Hie.
1 January w-..fy?A
k . T" A . . a . .
mm
a J fk t r v m r i a. t
s
imw LiiNt:-wnite uoods,
Laces and Embroideries!
The complete showing this store is
now making in White Goods, Laces and
Embroideries is worthy the attention of
every lady in the city.
The assortment embraces the heav.
ier and more substantial kinds, as well
as the softest and sheerest textures,
suited for the tiniest intant.
ic Lawns. I.inon I). IndetiR, Swiss, Organdiea, Stripe!
mi l Cheek Dimities, Striped, Figured and Cheek Nain
MoiiR, plan:, narrow and wide l'npin Welts, figured Piqnet,
Marsciilci ii'id 1 lucks.
( 'am line, Nainsook and Swiss edge) and inaertinxi,
Cauilirii- hiiI Nainsook Kniid i n c;b, v'arnhric and Naintouk
Malched Sets, All-over Kinliroideries. maohint and hand
iimde Torchon, French mid l'lstl 'al und I't. 1). I'arit
l.'ICI s.
Indies will find their wants amply
provided for in this Collection.
H. B. Durxy.
mil MARxara.
Yi-aterday a markpt quotaliona ftirolah
ed hy W. A. Portcrftcld t (Vv Oommiaaloo
Hrokrra.
Ni Yoaa, Januarr Ji).
5TOCKM.
Open. Ill((h
!. Cloaa
Ml SJ
n m
i I-OW. Cloa
..: its
People! (a
C. II. 4 (J. .
. w on,
. W Vt
eoTTOM.
Open, tllffb.
. 1.79 t.TI
CIIICAOO MARKETS.
WhaT- ltin. IIIa-K. txr. CVoaa
May Ill Mt It ll
Co
May,, It tH X,
rVittoa HaU 107,000 Uka. ;
'(.
' Wlioleale o
V Retail ol
kja Caroi-erM. ol
o
Linen Sale !
w . wi
ABMfcar Nfa Caaaaaay.
Hpeclal to Journal. , . ,
TaurroH, N. J., January tO Tba
Amcrinan (Jluonat Rurar Cbmpany, baa
biwa Incorporated, with t capital Mock
of t,ooo,ooa
Mia riraa wmaa.
WaaHimrroa, Jaa. It. Tb lower
room of lb Wblu Boom war brtlllaiil
ly llcbbad tontfht aad 1114 wlia owara,
wbiob MloWd Ihair b.-tht color with
tb traa Of tartaada aad tropical plant,
while from lb conaarvatnry, at tha waat
oi in manetim. caaa th lamlliar aUalaa
of tb Marin Itaad. Tba omaao waa
tbaflrat omdal renatslo at th White
ilooa Of tb prawn! admlnlalraUoo.
OADTOItIA,
ZZLO-l:: Jr...
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