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id mi r VOL XV NEW SERIES NO. 114. NEW BERNE. N. G: SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 3. 1896 ESTABLISHED 18S2 1; . ... WASHINGTON LETTER. MORE .CONFIDENCE IN" . - BRYAN CAMP, v THE till kMenrlna-on the Electoral Tat .' ) Blaeknra and the Hebrews. Bat - in u Tom WaUoo. Hlctat- . - : san. Vote. . Ha Betting. r . - ; JoURKAX BuBEATT, ) .. v Washington, D. C, Oct. 2. There bas been a marked increase In the .confidence or tbe Bryan men since. the conlerence this week, Which w&a partici pated in by most of the campaign mana- . gen and Messrs. - Bryan and Sewall Whatever tbe foundation for the assur- . ancei made at that conference, there la . bo doubt they have carried cheerfulness into tbe silver camp,. Among these assnr; ances"wt one from Senator Gorman that Maryland would be carried fur Bryan, . notwithstanding claims to tbe contrary by r Republicans and gold Democrats; , one -from Senator Blackburn that all the 'efforts of Secretary Carlisle and the Re publicans could' not prevent Kentucky . casting its electoral vote for Bryan, and one from Senator Faulkner, saying -that lbs visit of Mr. Bryan to West '..Virginia would give him a hold uooo its electoral v.U- Ibal it. nuld b l possible ti brenk. 1 1 - rt. v- h these .SMiMwes "an g .. no l l" nut rurprisioK that the a- tui-a e l co (Idem, as, according to . ii e-'muuie -f me Wislunat -n . Post, a gold pain r, ' Willi. Maryland and West V rijinn.-m th Brviiu column, Bryan will ... h Im k fiv elcctrl vuies oi; having pg n. eler lit. ii, with the following " '. . i W era-n1 f: I lioi is, Ore , i- : a it a. a, l. law .re, - Minnesota, M Ii H.inr . Wisconsin nnl Iowa. The Republicans uroiess to be amused at this revival of confidence among the Bryan supporters, and say it is merely a bluff liir effect, bat it is noticed that they - are increasing their efforts, especially in those Siates which are by general consent plac ed in tbe doubtful-column, ;:.;; j ; ' Mr. Bryan passed through Washington again this week, on nia way to west vi&t,ortgMT that Cedar Keys Is a mass ol gioia. . tie gave oraers wnen ae went to bed on the sleeping car that he should not be awakened until he reached Har ptr's Ferry, W. Va., so nobody saw him in Washington jduring the few minutes his train remained. , Senator Blackburn may discover that his sneering reference to the Hebrews In hit tpoecb in New York, this week,, was not good politics, a the McKinley map. agers will see that the attention of every HebrtW voter in the donbttnl States will be called to it, and there are no mure sen sitive people in th ' world than tbe He brews. , . Tbe relation between Tom Watson and Senator Butler, chairman of tbe Populist National committee, : and bstweeo . the latter genllemaa and the Democratic Na tional committee Is puzz'ing lots of peo pie. Since the closing of the Waaliingbm branch of the Democratic National Com mittee headquarters, Senator Butler's . only participation in the campaign has been to help along the negotiations for fusion between the Democrats and Popu lists and to arrange dates for the Populist stump speakers, - Tom Watson bas pub licly stated bis ' opposition to fusion la any State, unless Bewail is withdrawn, yet Senator Butler leaves no doubt in tbe minds of those he talks with that be Is In sympathy with Watson's attempt to sup plant Bewail, and Tie is now at rangi ng dates lor Watson to stomp several Slates after tbe Georgia election. Senator But ler says be will shortly Issue sn address to tbe Populists. : That may clear up some thliiRB which are now somewhat bozy. ' Neither of the Congressional . commit tees have given . out any figures on tbe political complexion ol the next Douse, but individual Republicans are claiming . that they will bare a majority of not less then fifty io tbe Hon.se, regardless of bow tbe TrealdenUil election goes. It would be what sporting men would call "a good thing'' to bet that the party thai elects a majority of fifty In the Boose will also elect the President, There have been ex ceptions, but as the ru'e the party that wins In tlie Presidential election gets con trol of the House, an 1 it is safe to bet thatjit will I sj this year, . The Bryan men are putting up some sllfi claims on Carrying Michigan, and most Republicans admit that the State la doubtful although few of tliem will go s far as to admit that it will be carried for Hryun. Bcoator Cutler h is made public a report received by hiin from the Michigm Clalo committee, which says: "In the last IVi'ni.'.eiiiial electintijthe Democratic vote in ilieiuxau was 202,290, and the Ili pub lii an vote was 222,708, showing a Iti pub !i an plurality of 20,413. Ths Prohibition vote wjs 20,837, and that f Peoples Tarly 19,931, allowing Hint on the whole voic tbe Republican party was in a mln r i'y ol 20 870. Io the pnwent campaign I ehisbi-nn a tlioroiiuli COIllbinatioll i 1 f . ii,a t'-iw o the l'mo( ruU, Popu- I - 1 a silver ll.-iiiiblicaii orrmizaluin 1 1 . s ami inik ami fl.9 ol the 1 . ' ' ' !'' are lor f.ee i. n in i . ! 'i l hey huve not i ; r t. Kh." . t ol ( UrMnn bcls ill i i ii - t: iiu very l.t- ATTACKS BUTLSR. Candidate Tarn WnLon's Organ Terely Attacks Senator Batter. Special. ... Atlanta, Ga , October 2 Tom Watson's newspaper severely attacks Sen. ntor Marion Bntler, of North Carolina, causing much comment hem, This is considered significant in view of the rumors which are abroad concern. ing Candidate Watson's retirement from the Populist Presidential ticket. - Xeward Far Harderer. ' Special. ' "" ' - ". ". Ralbioh, N." 0, October 2 Gov. Carrtiffers one hundred dollars reward for the arrest of Jim Booker,' alias Cbavis, colored, who murdered Mahals White, a Colored woman, in this county. ",,.,.'. Baltimore Wins First. Special. ' . '. ' Baltikobb, October 2. Tbe Balti- more won tbe first game today v in the contest for the Temple Cup. ' Score Baltimore, 7, Cleveland 1. .'..:'.. Bnlelg-h's Cat ten Receipts. Special. ... - , Ralbioh, N. C. October 2 Raleigh's cotton receipts by wagon, this season, are 8,124 bales, against twenty-seven hundred to this date last season. - CenTedernte Veteran Heeling-, Speolal. --, Ualkihh, N. 0. Ootohir 2 Capt. C. B. Denson, Secretary und Treasuvroi the State association of Confederate Veterans, bas called a meeiiog here on the evening of October 21. '- This inviiatinn is sent to the 28 camps in North Carolina. Tried to Arnault Bryan Special, ..,-,- Wheeling, W. Va., Oclxber 2. Dur ing tbe parade here last night an unknown man tried to assault Candidate Bryan. A Ham of Knlna. Special. Jacksonville. Fla . Octuber 2. Re- ruins. Twenty bodies nave already been recovered. FUSION IN DURHAM. Major Clatbrla Mays Demoeratle Parly : la for Free Bllver. Special. i Raleigh, N. C October 2. The Democrats and Populism have fused in Durham cosnty, on cquaty officers. . W, A. Guthrie congratulated the Pop olitta for doing this, and declaied the Democratic party a for free silver. .' - State Board er rbarnary. . ' Special, .v: ; ''-::-X-C- y-','-' - Raleigh, N. C, October 2 -Govrrr.or Carr appoints N. D. Fetzer, of Concord a member ol the Gla'e Board of Pharma cy, vice 0. Vt Rylter, resigned. Committeeman Beelffna. Speolal; i . -L-' RALEian, N. October 8 George 8. Bradsha resigns as member of tbe Democratic Stale committee.'. :. Weekly Trade Kerlew. , 8peelal. . . Nbw Tobk, October 2 -Bradstreet In its weekly trade review saysi . The cooler weather has continued the purchases tj interior merchants, notably so in the West, in the South it continues light Im provement in trade recorded over preced ing week by merchants in the primary cotton markets and larger trade centers. : The spring wheat region reports an im prorement la Eastern trade centers gnat improvement is teen with easier money market ""; .,; vV'v-' "', Collectioos'are slow and difflcolt. Bank clearings decreased eleven per cent. Full- otcs art more for the past nine months than ever previously recorded for-same period. -, ; ' i - f '-''"'""' .c Bavacas of Favor. . . '.. Mbv,' Turkestan. A . malignant fever, similar to that which appeared In 189S, bas ravaged Turkestan for (he past two mouths. Ten thousand persons have died from the fever, most ol the victims being children. ; THE COTTON MARKETS. . r C October 2nd, Livkhpool opened higher with spot sales 12,000 which was the largest sales for many days. Prices there were 1-32 lower, but gained tbe loss towaid the close. ' , - . . . .'" '' Nw York opened at a slight advanre and has ruled steady during tbe day, closing steady at 8.18 for January the lowest price of the day. , ' - Tub transactions in futures were less than 100.0GO bales snd the market probably diclinexl more from the lark of aoima tion Ihnn from soy other source. Tiir "CVimreriinl News D'spalches" have come today wilb more nnil'or nuly I jut priv i'e laziness is yet bard to move aimI iiMi h vil. Nkw I . 'M'. 1- . ! I t bm-n 'active st 71 to 7.&-1, mi t of ti e cotton telling 7.45 to 7.00. Yours t; J. L. LATtUM. t:i:: rA' RAILWAY COMMISSION. To Take dp redaction Passenger and Freight Bates. Kspreas Bate A. A i.ea nv.f ;f :-:p:i? v': ' y ' Special. Raleioh, N. C. CUober 2. The Railway Commission takes up next Mon day the matter of tho induction ol Rail way passenger and freight rates, and also the reduction of Express rates on the At, lantic and North Carolina Riilway. It Is asserted that the Express rules on this road are higher than on any other. Sold Democrats Beet. Special. Ralbioh, N. C, October 2. W. E. Ashley left for Greensboro this afternoon' to attend tbe meeting of tbe State Execu tive Committee of the Gold Democratic party. n:- lie says the committee will start cam paign, and will probably put up some more electors. ' He does not think it will complete the list of the electors f jr all ths Districts. Boarders Wanted. Call at MRS. S. E. STERLING'S No. 87 Craven street. GENTLEMEN PREFERRED. Say III Do you want to be comfortable this Winter! Do you want to save your .temper this Winter i Do von want to save half your fuel bill y ??????? - If yon do just go down to the SLOYER HARDWARE CO'S STORE and buy you a Wilson Heater. The ereatest heating stove ever in vented. Ark your neignbors anout tnem. We sold them one last winter and they are going to use them altogether this winter. They are made of best Russia iron and have draft opening at the top, which prevent Ore irons popping out. They also have automatic smoke doors which no similar stove has. NOW IS THE TIME to paint your hearths and andirons. We nave trie pami We have tbe BUCK'S Cook Stoves, and when you are passiug drop in and let us show them to yon. .A little child could see tbeir surperiority over any other stove. - J! ire . Bucks warranted to last fifteen years and we will replace any that do not last that lonir. " A nice lot f FOOT MATS on hand. Remcmlwr we guarantee 'he prhe of every article we sell you. No one under sells us. We solicit your patronage. Respectfully You rv, Slover -T Hardware Co. Lemons, 2o cents Per Doz. Oranges, 2s " Bananas Is " Eggs. 12 " And everything in the line of Green . Grocene". CHICKENS A 8PE0IALTY. J. E. Snelling. Claud M. Ccmk NO. 132 MIDDLE STREET. Fresh Supply of BULBS, FLOWER SEEDS, ETC - Also a Line of Cigars, Cigarettes and Cheroots. !3?"It will pay you to call. . Phone 46." DO NOT FAIL and send to oar markot la the morn ' ing. Webave a fine display of .MEATS of all kinds. ' FRESH SAUSAGES1 10c . Sam'iCohncS: Son 11. W. siMPsojr, Funeral Director and ' Embalmer. lis Broad Street -PHONE I tvoorlal Boom a BpleoaJty. . . ; , Wanted ! 500 Barrels Uoleaohed, Hard Wood Allies. Barrels with covers furnished." , Apply to Geo. N. lyts 4 Sour. Tako thia to Davis' Pharmacy WHERE IT WILL BE CARE FCLLT COMPOUNDED. whether GOLD or SILVER Is successful inthe 'coming election or not, one thing is a settled fact, that you can buy more CHOICE Family Groceries for a Hollar -FROM- Wholesale and Retail Grocers. 91 Broad street. New Berne, Bf. C. Than anywhere else in the city. They tiavo houaht from first bands one ot the laizest and best selected stocks of Staple and Fancy Groceries that bas been brought to New Berne this season, and aie there fore fully prepared to compete in piices with any ol I heir competitor?, it is to your interest to buy where you can get the best goods and the most of them for your money. You can save money buy purchasing whatever yon may need in the Grocery line from them. Call aod examine lor yourselves and compare their prices. No Irnu'ilo lor them to show goods. Everything fully guaranteed as represent' d. Uood Stables ami "areuouse nccom- oioilutions FREE for the use of our country friends (and enemies too,) Don't forget the place. HcDaniel & GaskiH, Wholesale and Retail Grocerp, 71 Broad St.. New Berne. N. C. KINGS SINGS WHETHER OVER MEUr or STOVES, So if you want the best Stovo on the market bay the King Heater. Also a fine line of Coal Stoves. L-.H.lutlerC. Pears 20c, per doz. Bananas i5c. per doz. Apples, Lemons, Etc. Fresh Peanut, Lemon and Cocoanut Taffy, flade every day, 20c. per Pound. nr. armor & co. BROAD STREET Fruit - Store ! A NEW DEPARTURE. I wish to iuform my friendsand patron that I have opened a wholesale depart ment in connection wiib my retail store, and am receiving a fresh lot of goods by each steamer. . M j stock consists of the very best Qual ity of Apples, Bananas, Lemons, Pears, Peaches snd Confectioneries; also Cab bases, Irish Potatoes snd Unions. In connection with this I will carry a full line of Family Groceries which 1 will sell chesp for cash. Thanking you Tor pastyavors, ana hoping to merit the continuance of same, I am yours Obedient, J. S.BARFIELS, No. 53 Broad Street. ' I sm buying my soods iu the North. era Markets tt cash, and will sell as cheap as soy house in the city. Only for To-day, It ' Saves You Trouble and Time. " Hot Just ri-Mvod One Hundred tons of Marl to be sold by the bushel, barrel or ton. Any way yon want 1L It is nice to improve your sidewalks or yard and many other blares. And aiu't it nice to have a tr'enil to keep this ruurl In town, sothaterery man, woman or child can get it, by the retail or wholesale. Hot Well now, we keep 8AWED STOVE WOOD, stove, range, snd Bre place wood, all ready under large abvdt and never gets wet in rainy weather oak, ash, and pine. 200000 BRICK FOR SALE. Laths, hand made and sawed shingles, alwavson band. Be sure and 'phone BIG HILLfoi any thing you waot. 'Phone No. 10, Brick. kblngles, marl, latns ana wood. ' . Htop and Bead Tnls. I will Interest you. y ' ' -, ' It will pay you, -. ; It will do you uood . . . f 1 To know that you can buy cbeeso at JA4. F. TAYLOR'S as cheap as you can in New Yoik and save yourself tUamer frciuht Don't foiget to call and see for yourself. Did you ever try A barrel of his Puritan lour. It is the beet made, in met everything you want is to be had at his Stores foot of Middle street. Batit&ctloo guaranteed. FOR RENT I FURBISHED OR UNFURNISHED Tbe Iiesidenre now occupied by Miss Emma Disosway. Potsi-s. -. slon given Octol-er 1.1, 1R00. ' Apply 10 Maiik Disosway. IUIIUt.tllll.Ullink OAS. T Lux itiva Bromo Q lining Tiblets " lan lnnii the n on-' if it I.hIb Silver or Gold ! It matters not ! What we want is your order for that Full Suit. THAT you must have. Our Fall and Winter Samples are ready for your inspection. A 'so a line of Casslmercs and Worsteds in stock if yon do r.ot wish to wait. We guarantee Fit and Prices. Goods were never so good or prices sj low as now. F. M. Cliadwick. 101 Middle Street. . WELL PAT ! flf a four wheal machine is a Quad ricycle, and three wheel machine is a Tricycle and a two wheel ma:hiue is a Bicycle, n hut would you call a one wheel machine ? Whj, a Wheel Barrow, to besurr. Very Good. IFat I If you wanted the bestj Dicycle what would you do 1 Why I would go to J. C. WHITTY & CO'S. AND GET A ."VICTOR!" T.U. ASKTSTS, School Books and School Supplies. STATIONERY, Books and Booklets, Engraved Cards aod invitations, Sheet Music and Musical Instru ments. J3p"Mail orders receive prompt atten tion. J. I. GASKENS. WHAT ELSE ? Whatever the demand, we are equal to it, with an article that's the A of the As, at a price that's the Z of the Z. We carry quality in Groceries to its highest point, just as electricity, with a speed of 288,000 miles a second, exem plifies the limit of velocity. Lightning beats everything, and so do we with the variety and superiority of our food products. Music is for the ear. food for the stomach, and our groceries are for food. It's liviog on the summit of Satis faction Mountain to have your tab'e supplied by us, because we shut the door to every thing but first-lass products. Another 100 of those Full Cream Cheese just received, which we are still selling very low. Lorillard and Gail & Ax snuff at znanufac turer's prices. ui vupwiug aiovnuvivt ' i JOHN DUNN 55 & 57 Pollock St Notice. Tble will Inform my customers that I have opened my SHOE SHOP at the same old stand, on Craveo Street, op posite D. O. Smaw's tin shop. Thank- mi? my friends for past favora, I ask their palroimri again, Hesp"!nilly, -i.r.it 1 lertt ' . int. av Tremendous Sacrifice ! We place on our coun ter To-morrow 217 pair Clement & Ball's and Monroe Bros. & Co's. HAND-MADE Ladies SHOES, ranging in sizes from 11-2 to 5 1-2, C and D widths, at the remarkable price -SfSs OF $1.19 -Per -Fair. These goods are absolutely Hand - Made. Their former prices were $2.00, 12.25, $2.60, $2.75 and $3.00 pair. They are a few sizes left from many lots styles correct quali ty way up. Everybody knows what kind of a Shoe Clement & Ball make. The name is a guarantee by its self. They were accumu lating and we make this sacrifice to move them. They must go that's why we make the price a third almost of their original value. Remember if you are for tunate so as to wear a size from 1 to 54 you can buy a pair for tl.Hlc. New Hoods all la we are wait ing to show then to you. Lots of New Thlnfs la Notions. The aew Harness leather belt for 25 cents each. The new Ladles standing Collar, 15 cents each, two for 5 cents. "Witch Kloth," It is bewitched, it works weaders. A melst portion will elean your Bicycle, a dry por tion will polish It. Can be used un til It Is thread bare. Price, 16c., a square. OUR MOTTO: "The Nimble Slxpeace ag-alast The Slow Shllllif. J. I. t Sneeemor to : Haokburn & Wlllett. 47 & 49 Pollock Stbiit. - Also. Junction Broad , cr.J Cen. I Will Hi HAVE VOU TRIED J. R. Parker Jr. For What You Want in the GROCERY LINE lie Leads Viil'. Oilil-l follow. I curry a eo;ii,di-M ii ( !i .-on Family and Heavy Urueuucj. Am al o Apent for Diamond Match Co's Goods , Loriilard and Gail & Ax snuff at Mai ii- factum's price. I am headquarters tor Flour bouabt di rect from the i.iills. I au save you mom y if you see ine below buying elsewhere. To my Country Friend-!, my stables am free and your team aud harness tak u care of while in the city. Thanking my many friends for pa t favors, and to share your l'uluro pair n- age, I am Yours ReFptclftiHy, J. It. Parker Jr. 77 BROAD STKEEi". Phone CO. Putting up A. Prescription is careful work. Deciepit aed driK'-f woi.'t do. 'I hey must be young a-d fresh full of Hc iinil strength for lli-i tick. Tliey must he pure and the must be run-fully put loneiher. To. much of this nnd not enough of thai, won't do. We make a specialty ( putting up prescriptions we can do m better tbau the man who doesn't ninkn a specialty of it. If v u want carefui, thoughtful work, come to BRADHAM'S PHARMACY. I OFFER MV ENTIRE STOCK OF BICYCLE SUNDRIES At Prices Lower tlmn ever Before. I have a few more.f the Search Light Lanterns ! Tnat enjoy the same rank among Bicyel Lanterns tnal the "Columbia' docs anion; Bicycles, which I w ill sell while ray pres ent stock lusts at $3.75 CASH OX DELIVERY. Also a few second hand and new Bicycles low for cash or on easy terms. EYERYTHING for the CYCLIST. WM. T. HILL, District Agent for Columbia and Hartford Bicycles. Thone SO. 61 S. Front Street AGENCY .fc Hazard Gun Powder. MERCHANTS SAVE MONET BY LEAVING VOCK OR CERS WITH ME. F. TJLRICH, Grocer. 49 aOSDLB STQEET. -THE We have ever offered Sn Bicycle Lamps ! Fa the next TEX days we will Ml the balance of our NICKEL LAMPtf . the extremely low price of . . , j 2 ' each. . . ' , .. Alio, a lew more high grade wheels big reduction in price. . Call and buy be . fore they art all sold. Remember we art willing to wU upon yoa in the repair business. All kinds work done. ','" :. F. 8. DTJFFr, Proprietor. . A. . PITTMAN, Itanajpr.' Youlmn no risk. All dru?ilrta gu.ir ntreUrove's Tameless Chill Tonic to d) sll that the manufacturers claim for it.
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