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VOL. XV NEW SERIES NO. 820. " " ' - NEW BERNE, N. C, WEDNESDAY" MORNING, JULY 21, 1897. ESTABLISHED 1882.
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ELECTED TWO PROFESSORS
V
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-7I BROAD
Have Just
Received :
Direct from
the Mills a
Fresh Lot of
If you need a barrel of Strictly FIRST-CLASS
FLOUR, buy 5N0W DRIFT there
Is None Better.
liailiUasl,
71 Broad SI.,
-STEAMERS-
-AND-
FREIGHT & PASSENGER.
For All Points North.
The Steamer NETJSE
Commencing July 2nd, will leave
at 6:30 p, n. on
"MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS,',
AND FRIDAYS,
' Making landings at Oriental, Ocra
coke and Kounoke Island.
v fgr1 Freight-received not- later
than one hour previous to tailing..
: For further information apply to
. GEO. HENDERSON, Agt.
M, K. Kjno, Gen. Mgr., '
.. - Norfolk, Va.
New Berne, N. O.V April 29, 1897.
You Don't
Need the Fan v -
with the soda. Ever; hot day we
thank our star that wo know how to
rnnke good soda, not alone because we
ell 10 much, but because we have it to
drink ourselves. Every time It trickles
down our throats, carrying the coolness
of a hundred-weight piece of ice, we feel
thankful. We feel just like paying our
selves for maklofr it. Whatever the time
of the day you call on as, you'll always
find fresh, refreshing drinks at .
Bradham'f Pharmacy.
BRANCH OFFICE
ISaukera
mid
ISrokern. ,
Stock, Bonds, ,
,. ; i ' ;Cettoa, Urala,
.-. Provisions
Don glit and sold for cash nr on margin (
one er cent. In lots from 20 up.
Over Bradham's Dnig Store. Phone
tyNiitlooal U ink References.
IJrConstanifjuotations.) ;
. H.'U.JTAYLOR, Manager.
ToToaccOj
' FOR YOUR '
Thermometers
1 Tobacco Twine, ,
CALL ON
I!;irJ'.varo and
Old Dominion Steamship Co.
mm
STREET,
mi-: u .
.Wholesale
& Retail
Grocers,
JTEW BEME, JT. C.
Your Choice
Your Price.
AT
JOBNSUfER'S11
Under Hotel Cliattawka,
New Borne, N. C.
o o o
o The Furniture you put in
it makes tlio difference
o between a house and a
homo. You want it Low
o PniOED, and yon want
plenty to select from,
o Suter has both. lie is
prepared to furnish one
o small room or a large
house at prices equally
o reasonable.
t3flt Costs Nothing to visit his
store, and you will be convinced of
too above.
0s&!3ZEiilZ
STOBE
is
Attracting
Large
Crowds.
For k M !
lie will sell
Granulated Sugar 6c.
per pound.
Roasted Package Cof
fee 12c per lb.
Fox River Print but
ter 2Bc lb. j - :
Best Elgin butter,
loose, 20c lb.
Don't
Client yoursclt by
r ' r.rrry but
aaaa r.V:';
John
Dunn's
y
1 f-". , " V i 1 -
Dissolves Injnncticn anfl Contin-
The ttradnated Tote. What Vote
Wonld be Under Latter Act.
Under Judge's Decision Stale
Wonld Control Road.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, N. C. July 2a The attor
neys for William Jt. Tucker in his suit
against Governor Russell, in the matter
of the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
way have received Judge Simonton's
opinion.
Simonton dissolves the Injunction as
first act of last Legislature, regarding
this as read, but he continues the in
junction as to the second act, which
repeated the old charter, which pre
scribed a graduated vote for the private
stock-holders and fixed the State's vote
at 850. .
Under the latter act the State would
enjoy twelve thousand votes, and the
other stock-holders, only six thousand,
and the presence of the State proxy
would also be necessary to make a quo
rum, and the Stale would absolutely con
trol the road under the Judge's nil in g.
Tins act cannot bo enforced.
BASE BALL,
national Leagne Gain.. Played Yes
terday. .
Special to Journal.
Pittsburg, July 20 1st Pittsburg, 4;
Brooklyn,"!. 2nd Pittsburg, 8; Brook
lyn, 0.
Cncinnati, July 20 1st Cincinnati, 3;
Boston, 9. 2nd Cincinnati, 12; Boston, 1.
Chicago, July 2C-Pliilade:phia, 9;
Chicago, 0.
Cleveland, July 20 Cleveland, 7;
Baltimore, 2.
Louisville, July 20 Washington. 6;
Iiouisville, 4.
St. Louis-New York, rain.
Wbere They Play Todny.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Baltimore at Cleveland.
Washington nt Louisville.
Brooklyn nt Pittsburg.
New York at St. Louis.
nOW THE CHiBS STAXO.
Won Lost P. C.
Boston 60 21 .704
Cincinnati 40 23 .607
Baltimore. 45 24 .033
New York 41 28 .r.94
Cleveland 40 81 .003
Putsburg 38 87 .471
Philadelphia 35 40 Ml
Chicago 88 43 .440
Brooklyn 81 41 .431
Louisville 31 41 .431
Washington 27 41 .397
St. Louis 15 60 .211
HMH'Pnm th. Bill.
Washington, July 20. The confer
ence report on the tariff bill was adopted
at 12:15 this morr'ng by a vote of 185 to
118.
The 'floor of the House presented an
animated appearance long before the
Speaker rapped that body to order today.
Members stood about in groups and dis
cussed, sometimes in excited tones, the
result of the conference agreement on
the tariff bill, which was to be presented
for final action today. The galleries were
comfortably well filled, and evciy mem
ber in the city was in his scat when
Speaker Heed ascended the rostrum at
noon.
. Lateat aw Iema.
Governor Taylor has appointed Thomas
B. Turley, of Memphis, United States
Senator to succeed the lato Senator Har
ris. The Governor wired his choice to
Mr. Turley and received a polite telegram
of acceptance.
A dispatch from Tangier says the
United States warship Raleign has gone
to make a demonstration at the principal
ports along the coast of Morocco. r
Jean Iugelow, the distinguished poet
and novelist, now in ber sevenly-eeventh
year, Is seriously ill.
Col. J. W. MacFarlane, . who was
chamberlain to the late King of the Ha
waiian Islands, Is quoted in aa interview
as saying that President Dole, of Hawaii
wrote to President McKinlcy that unless
annexation to the United States was
completed this year the Hawaiian gov.
eminent would establish closer relations
with Great Britain. Colonel MacFarlane
expresses the opinion that this threat
probably- Influenced the action of the
Cnlted States government more than the
trouble between Hawo'l and Japan over
lmftlgrelloa from Japan to the Islands,
Br. Slag'a Ntw Discovery tot
Oesuramptiea.
This is the best medicine in tbe woild
Iot all forms l Coughs and Cohls aad for
loatnniption, r.viry bonis isgusraotred
It will euie and Dot disnpclnk It has
no equal for Whonplnu; Couh, Asthma,
ilsy Fever, Poiumouia. limix hillt. La
Grippe, C LI lo the head and CoDiump.
tlon. It it rVe for oil aS, pleatant to
ti.ke, anrl above all, a turn core. . It la si
aytwe!t lo Uke l)r King's new life
pills in couneclion wlih Dr. King', raw
d arovery. ai tl.ef regulate and tone the
tinmo. li sud honeli. Ve emrstitee per-
lu t s.ll-t .cilon nr relurn money, Fre.
in il lull), t at P. 8, Duffy t ilruj su re,
1: ;ii'ir .- "0 c.ntt ami tl.Oil.
At tbe Aslealtaral Callece. Grand
' Jary Work. Healenced to 20 Tears.
Rex Hospital.
Journal BtmsAU.
Raleigh, N. C, July 20.
The executive committee of the board
of trustees of the Agricultural and Me
chanical college m,et yesterday and elect
ed two professors for the college. Prof.
P. A. Weihe of Ithaca, N. Y., was elect
ed professor of Physics and Electrical
engineering to succeed Prof. Barnes,
and Prof. Chas. M. Johnston professor
of agriculture to succeed Prof. Irby. The
salaries arc $1,200 and $900.
Jake Jones the negro who struck
Deputy Oates some weeks ago when he
attempted to arrest Jones and Anally
shot him is out, and yesterday three
deputies went to his house to arrest Jones
when he resisted. Pistols were clicked
and trouble was threatened, but filially
the man was lodged in ju.il.
The grand juiy for this term of coui t
has been discharged. They were com
plimented by Judge Robinson for their
efficiency. They reported the jail in good
condition in all respects. They inspected
the county home, the work house quar
ters. There are 59 inmates at the county
home for the aged and infirm, 31 while
and 28 colored. There arc 60 prisoners
in the work house. They finally most
unanimously condemned tbe dirty con
dition of the court house.
The R. It. commission went to Round
Knob yesterday where a session of the
committee will be held.
The Victor Fire C ompany (colored)
yosterday received a beautiful new hose
wagon.
Berry Cook who was being tried for
Ins life today pleaded guilty to murder in
second degree and was sentenced to 20
years hard labor. His evidence yesterday
would have convicted him of murder in
1st degree but he was not wi'ling for his
case to go before the jury.
D . Curry sends of the Peabody fund
$200 for the State Normal and Industrial
College making $2,800 for it.
Splendid rains have fa'len all around
hero for the last 12 hours. There is
said to be plenty of rain a" over the
State.
Rux Hospital here is in a splendid con
dition. The board of directors have put
in all modern improvements and enlarged
its capacity.
It has fine operating ' session rooms
for private padents und wards for the
city sick. The Board of Medicine here
have it under its care. The matron, Miss
McClcsteris the right woman in the right
place. with a competent corps of nurses.
Everything is homo like. Nothing to
make you think of siekres and suffer
ing more tnnn would be ,n your own
home, in case of sickness. Patients have
been cared for lieie from rs far North
as Cnnada and as far South as Missis
sippi. PRICES UPWARD.
Martets Stronn 01 Stocks. Wheal
ciHl Cotton.
Sn?ar the Speculative Feature. Buy
ers for aH Stocks. Southern Se
curities Wanted. Cotton
Situation Strona, Al
though Weather Pay
able. Special to Journal.
New Yoiuc, July 20 Stocks are still
strong, with .Sugar the absorbing feature
making a new recorii todny.
Liquidation caused some decline, but
the buying power continues good.
Southern securities are snowing good
strength and moving higher.
The cotton position is extremely strong
lu the face of Liverpool sell'ng, and fa
vorable weather conditions.
Wheat Is extremely bullish. The sol
Ice of yesterday were the best buyers
today, with a great cash demand, absorb'
ing all offerings, with Europe a good
purchaser.
Tbe world's visible supply shows a big
decrease.
We iook for still further adrancee.and
advise the purchase of stocks and cot.
ton,
H. W. SlLBBY ft tO.
Yesterday's market quotations furnish'
ed by n. W. Bllsby 6 Co. Commission
Brokers.
STOCKS,
Open. High. Low. Close
Am. Sugar....... 148, 145 143 141
Chicago Gas..... 99 S0 95t Mj
C. B. Q. ..... 84! 85J 8i fl
Jersey Central,.. 88J 88, 89 88
Omaha M 80 66 65
SU Paul......... 87 87 87
COTTON.
Open. High. Low. Close
August 7.43 7.48 7.40 7.48
October ... 7.08 7.10 7.05 7.10
; CHICAGO MARKETS.
WhsaT Open. High. Low. Close
July.. '. 78 78J 78 78;
Bept ;. 71) 781 71, 721
Deo v. 78 74 7? 78 1
Cots
Sept.... ..... SO) ; 201 80 KJ
Deo. 87 17 87 87
Meat
Pork. July..'.. 170 7.78 7.C3 7.75
Lard " .... 4.80 4.23 '4.90 4.85
Bibs " .... 4.50 157 4 50 4.1?
Puts 71, Calls 74 on te.it. Wheat, "
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Celebrated for its great leavening
strength and Jhealthfuluess. Assures the
food against alum and all forms of adul
teration common to the cheap brands.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,
New York.
The steam scaling bark Hope, with
Lieutenant R. E. Peary and party on
board bound for northern Greenland,
left the port of Boston fully equipped
for tlio voyage.
OA8TOIIIA.
Tbe he- f
ft
JTEW CROP!
RUTABAGAS AND TURNIPS!'
Best Varieties!!
Pure Strains !
They have proven satisfactory
many seasons, lou have purchased
from me. The planting season is
upon us, consult your interests, buy
again.
Also to arrive in time for fall
planting, Cabbage Seod Jersey
Wakefield, All Seasons, Drumhund,
Flat Dutch, etc; Pens, lieans, Etc.
Iteineinber the old spot,
Forget it you should not,
liiick Store,
Near Market Dock.
J. F.
New Berne, N. (',
Ordcn by mail promptly
filled.
.Bargains I
AI'Allegood's (Jrocery,
FOR SrOT CASH I WILL SELL
10 lbs Granulated Sutur, (Franklin
Rclinery) medium line .10c
10 lbs Squire's Pure Laid !"0c
" lbs Arbiicklc's Boasted Coffee,. . . 05c
Good Green Couec 10c
Very nice green coffee 13c
Mess pork, by tlio round 5c 111, bill, $ I.50
Short backs per lb 5c, 1011 pounds. . 4.50
Very best rib side per pound 0c
Good flour K.r pound 2;e
Very best flour per pound t'c
Mcnl per ieck 15c
Ginger snaps per pound 5c
Very best red "c" cil per gallon. . . lie
3 gallons red "c" 55c
3 cans best tomatoes 20c
i cans best corn 20c
3 cans best pork and beans 20c
3 cans best pie peaches 20c
3 cans best table peaches 25c
Very best liht syrup per quart. . . 7c
Apple vinegar 4 years old per qt. . . 5r
Railroad baking powder,small size, 4c
" " " large si-:, 8c
1 lb can beef 10r
Ueinz's baked beans with to"ato
sauce, 1 lb can 8c
8 lb can 12c
4 lb can 1 7c
2 quart tin buckets 5c
4 quart tin. buckets l )c
1 5 boxes coast matches, 100s l'V
Defender soap, 8 bars for 5c
Very best Engliih cured shoulders, 7 ft 8c
Heine's Keystone Ketchup, Pepper Sauce
and Sweet Pickles cheaper than the
cheapest.
Allegooil Grocery Co.,
78 Middle Street
Your Prescription
- will receive the moat careful atten
tion here, and be delivered to any part
of the city. We know nudlolnes are Ufe
savers, and that the best ire hardly good
enough fot tick folk, and the amaili st
thing should be bandied with tame ot re
as must dllllcult preerrlnllom, -.,
Yours for health,
C. D. BKADIUX, '
Comer Pollock a id Middle Btrsot
Seeds
MUUUa,
OtJE
I to Give Our Patrons at
Every Price the
BEST VALVES !
To be Obtained.
00000000'
WE ARE .OFFERING Goods
at REMARKABLY LOWKflg
ures and QUALITY HAS
NOT been lowered.
Best Elgin Butter - 20c.
Best Rio Coffee, Br 12c.
No Storeilinthis citymakes
the preparation, takes the
pains, gives the VALUE, and
guarantees'Jthe satistaction
as twe do.
An inspection ot ourjfStock
and FacilitiesCwili; convince
that "It pays to trade at
J)
ARS, "Mason's'' nnd "Hulls.''
ACK SCHEWS.
A PAN (Ynnmh),
ack;i'Lanes.
ANS.
HAINS,
IIALK.
ARPKNTER8 TOOLS,
OTTON CARDS,
L'RItY COM US,
OPPEU RIVETS & ftl'liltS!
ASTE.
ASH ERS,
HEELS,
IRE.
BENCHES,
RAPPING PAVER, I
1IITTV A CO.
Prepare in lime.
WINDOW SCltEKNS,
DOOR SCREENS,
POULTRY NETTING,
GALVANIZED WIRE FENCINt.
Glazier's
Refrigerators
tbe BEST and CHEAPEST
ever teen in (he City.
Garland's
Stoves & Ranges
. they tike the LEAD, and
are equalled by none.
E.
TJndor Hotel ChatUwka,,Fonth
Front Btreet, Nee? Boras), N. f
SMALLWOOD
AX
The Largest
Surprise.
'i lb. can Sugar Coir, at fc
per can.
Kvnpoiateil Applos "c lb.
Arbucklo's Ariosa Coffee l."c
per pound.
Prunes Oc per pound.
Cream Lunch Iliscuif, 1 lb
packages at 10c,
F. ULRICH'S
UKOCERY.
Phone 01. 40 Middle St.
Thos. Bowden's
New
Quarters
Are now Next to Big
Ike's On Middle St.
ALL KINDS OF
lies, Liquors,
DnAitiHT Been,
ClOARS AND ToilACCO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
IifGive me a call at my New
Store. TIIOS. BOWMEN.
FOR FINE
NPRING 1,1 JIII,
VEAIi, MUTTON,
' PORK SAUSAGE
-AND
The PInet Stall-red
Beer In the City
Go 10 SAIL COM & M,
IIKUdUlt. : ; v r.eaelt
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