VOL. XVI- NO. 67.
NEW BERNE, N.C., FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1897.
ESTABLISHED 1082.
ZIEGLER'S
SHOES
AT
Z -
STEAMERS-
FREIGHT & PASSENGER.
For All Point North.
v n
ikTTiTTai j
' Til 6 Ste&m6r NE USE ,
Commencing July 2nd, will loave
at 5:30 p. a. on
MONDAYS,".
WEDNESDAYS,
, .' AND FRIDAYS,
Making landing at Oriental, Ocra
coke and Itoanoke Island,
E37 Freight received not later
than ono hour previous to nailing. 1
For further information apply to)
GEO. UENTJKUSON, Agt.
M. K. Kin, Oon. Mgr., '
Norfolk, Yu. -New
Barno, N. O., April 29,' 1SU7.
YOU'RE SAFE
TO BUY
At John Suter's
Furniture House,
For this (tors keeps
up its licoi of
RNITURE,
ami dooi not permit thorn 'to ran
down at this season of tho year, as
man others do.
C''(7Yoii'l! And whnt you nwT
finding it BETTER and "CHEAP
EN, and
Sdiiclio.
SIffB
(:'! ailed at
I'h.I.t Hold ( liatlnnla,
AND ' ' '
Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Will
suit the
most fastidious
in appearance
and wear.
"WONDERS."
September 3rd, 1807.
F. 8. DUFFY MEDICINE CO.,
Nest Berne, N. 0.
Gentlemen:
- Enclosed And one dollar, ($1,00)
for which send mc by mail one dollar's
worth of your Dr. Duffy's Anti-Bilious
Pills. A friend of mine in Brunswick, Ga.
sent me a box of them sometime since
nod nuked me to try them, which I did,
end had several others here try them and
all pronounced them "wonders" and are
pronounced I
loud in their praise of tbem.
Yours truly,
D. Ik BURGESS,
Cbystai. Rivbr, Fla.
Carolina Chill Pills
' are essentially an antidote
to malaria, containing nothing which
can in hi re the system, but are a most
Hlcient tonic. imnroviiiz annetito.aiding
dtirestion. and curiug constipation. No
cure, no pay. Price 15c a box at
Bradham'g Drug Store,
The Fabric U
But One Dement
la a suit of clothes,
but imill by tailors of our reputation, the
fabric Is everything. We could not no
nlialibv work, if we really tried, so all
vou have to figure upon i the quality of
the lutli 1 "ur cyi and tinners tell you
i : Mr
hu' tb'il I1, in tlmn no Unie
H: CMADWICK,
tot Mi Mir : t.
HAIL FELLOWS.
Butler lite Aierj and Also
Speals for Bosseli.
Marshals for the Fair. Oen. Roberts
Home. Adrlce to Klondikers. Van
derblltwlll Entertain. Oyster
lands for Dead People. Sehool
Board Hatters.
Journal Bureau, )
Raleigh, N. C, Sept. 10. )
Senator Butler in his paper today
highly endorses the letter of ex-Judge
Avery which has brought forth such
severe criticism since its publication.
The Caucasian, Senator Butler's paper
also says that Governor Russell will
within the next 10 days give his decision
in the R. R. commissioners case. If any
one knows the verdict of the Governor
it must be Senator Butler.
The break in the terrillo hot spell bus
oome. No rain has fallen but the clouds
are thickening.
At Reidsville a few days ago there
was trouble between a white man and a
negro, and feeling ran so high Hint a
race riot was feared, and the military
company remained at the armory all
night to be in readiness for any trouble.
All is not entirely quiet,
Governor Russell will before his return
to the executive office, visit the State
farm at Wadesboro.
Col. Leybrook the Chief Marshal for
State Fair is very successful in getting
his selections for assistant Marshals to
asnept.
Gen. AV. P, Roberts who has been U.
S. ci nsul to Victoria has returned to
North Carolina where he is most heartily
welcomed. His successor is an Illinois
man. Gen. Roberts was the first South
ern man to ever hold this place. He has
been in the midst of the Klondyde craze
and advises all prospective Klondike
goers to wait until spring, saying that lie
thinks the "finds'' will last for a num
ber of years.
Mr. Vaudcrbilt will soon arrive in New
York and a little later he will have quite
a house party at his lovely home at Bilt
more for the full and into the Christmas
holidays.
The new road from Shelby to Tennes
see via Morganton and I Blowing Rock
which is expected to tap the coal lields
in Tennessc is being pushed by Baltimore
capitalists.
Treasurer Worth is notified that some
of the grants of oyster lands in Cruvcu
county which parties held were made to
people after they were dead. That one
need was made to a man who had been
dead 80 years.
The marriage of Mr. James L. Towler
of Danville, Va., and Miss Minnie Bar
ber Occured yesterday. The bride was
in deep mourning for an only brother, so
the marriage was a very quiet one.
Superintendent Mcbane of the school
board is ready to send the warrants for
the 00 per capita apportionment for the
school children to the different county
treasurers. The amount apportioned is
$36,849,13 and it takes $13,000 daily to
run the State public schools. Wake
county gets the largest amount, $1,595.10,
Buncombe next with $1,310.14. Mecklen
burg with $1, -504.56 while Dare gets the
smallest mm of any of the counties,
$134.00, This general school fund comes
from the sale of public lands interest on
bonds and other ways. Tho last appor
tionment was made in 1894 and the
amount was $43,206.83 at the rnte of .07
Iper capita. i
TUB MARKETS.
Yesterday's market quotations furnish
ed by H. W. Bllsby it Co. Commission
Brokers. ' '
New York, Sept. 10.
STOCKS. ,
Open. High. Low. Close
m 1544. 152 153
Am. Sugar,
Chicago Gas..... 107
C.B.4Q, ..... 100t
107 100J 1001
100 1001 1001
93 061 03
101 . 1001 101
Jersey Central,.. 90
St. Paul 101
Gen. Electric . . , 404
40 . 40 40
COTTON.
Open. High, Low. Close
October 6.78 6.79 6.69 6.69
January........ 6.80 6.80 6.73 6.73
CniCAGO MARKETS,
Wot AT '. Open. High. Low. Close.
Deo 93 94 031
Corn ' '
Deo 011 81 81J
Malt .
Pork. Sept.... 8.10 8.2-1 8.10
Ribs. Sept.... 4.80 4.83 4.80
Cotton Sales 115,000 Bales.
81
8.30
4.80
Mew Yrk Demeeraejr.
Ntw York, Beptember 15. The Dera
ocratlc State committee refused today to
accede to the demands of the free silver
ites. that the principles of the Chicago
platform be reaffirmed. The committee
met by authorization of the Democratic
State convention of last year to nominate
a candidate tor Chief Justice of -the
Court of Appeals, Alton 11, Parkor, of
Kingston, waa the choice At the commu
te. The nominee is said to be accepta
ble to Tammany Hall and to ex-Senator
Hill and his following "up the Stato."
CADTOniA.
IlKll,
Of
iwa
BASB BALL
national League flame Flared .Yes
terday. Special to Journal.
Boston, September 16 Boston, 5;
New York, 8.
Brooklyn. September 10 Brooklyn
5; Washington, 4.
Bai.timohk, September 16 Baltimore,
4; Philadelphia, 4, called at end of ninth
inning darkness. '
All the other games postponed
Where They Piny Today.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
New York at Boston.
Washington at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Cleveland.
St. Louis at Pittsburg.
nOW THE CLUBS STANO.
Won Lost . P. C.
Baltimore 84 3H .718
Boston 85 30 . 703
New York 77 42 M
Cincinnati 07 50 .573
Cleveland 00 50 .504
Washington 55 04 .402
Brooklyn 55 06 .455
Chicago 53 08 .438
Pittsburg 52 07 .437
Philadelphia 51 OS) .425
Louisville 51 72 .415
St. Louis 28 92 .233
WHOLESALE LYNCHING.
five IllKhwny KohhorH Taken from
Jttll mid JltinK.
Versailles, Ind., September 15. In
censed by numerous robberies the people
of Kipley county, Ind., of which Versail
les is tli e county seat, took the law into
their own hands early this morning and
lynched live men who were imprison
ed in tile jail here' Ripley county is
in the southeastern part of the Ohio and
Kentucky borders.
The men who were lynched were alleg
ed to have been members of a guug which
had terrorized the county by robberies.
They were strung.up to live limbs of an
elm tree in the center of the public square.
Their feet were but a few inches from
the ground, and both their hands and
feet had been securely tied with ropes.
For several years the farmers of the
county have bren the victims of n gang
of men who lived an outlaw existence,
robbing Indiscriminately and some times
committing graver crimes.
Farmers would go to town with cattle
or a load of farming products and the
next morning they would bo found
robbed and beaten by the roadside. Both
men and women have been tortured to
make them give up their savings.
Nouo of the people here seem to de
plore the action of tho mob, but, on the
contrary, the hanging of three or four
more members of the eang is being
talked of. No troops have been asked
for, and tho citizens say militiamen are
not wanted.
Governor Mount has telegraphed the
sheriff of the county that all tho power
of tne State, if necessary, will be vigor
ously employed for the arrest and pun
isliment of all parties implicated.
Ntrlkem'Are )nlet.
IIaZi.kton, Pa., September 15. A calm
pervaded Hazleion and its environs to
day. The strikers maintain silence and
good order.
An extra guard was stationed about the
company stores at Lattimer in conse
quence of a rumor tiiat the foreigners
were plotting to blow up the building
with dynamite. They have ceased deal
ing there, and aro now buying their
provender in Hnzleton. Some arc going
so far as to move here, and several car
loads of household goods were traveling
towuward over the Lattimer road in the
course of the day. Large groups of the
uiiiicrs are constantly hovering ubout the
stores.
Arrangements are under way for a
monster mass meeting here Saturday
night, and it is understood that efforts
are being made to get Eugene V. Debs
and other prominent labor men to address
it. All asked to attend, and it is esti
mated that 23,000 will be present.
CASTORIA
Tat Infants' and Children.
TUtU
tall. km
slun.
Latest News Items.
Commissioner Powderly, of the immi
gration bureau, hu directed the depor
tation of sliteea contract laborers who
recently arrived at San Francisco from
Japan by way of Victoria.
The war department of Spain is con
centrating 6,000 troops with the Inten
tlon of immediately dispatching them as
reinforcements to the Spanish army In
Cuba.
As a result of the Turkish- occupation
ofTbessaly, according ton dispatch to
the State Department from United States
Consul Ilorton, at Athens, there are now
over 100,000 Thcatallaa refugees scat
tcred through Creeoe, mostly la a con
dition of destitution.
Jackson, the Blate capital ot Missis
sippi la almost depopulated, its business
bouses closed and Its newspapers sus
pended. 8even esses of yellow fever are
ofllolally announced and its very doors
with many suspected oases at various
places. An embargo has been put on lb
railroads and there are grave apprehen
sions that the dread dlsnam has obtained
a fuulhold In numerous parts of the Hi ate.
the food pars,
wholesome and delicious.
F0V7DER
Absolutely Pure
ROY l BAKING POWDER CO., NFW VflflK,
Treasure Htenmer Arrives.
San Francisco, September 15. The
long overdue steamer Excelsior, which
left St. Michaels, Alaska, for this port six
weeks ago, hut was compelled to put
back to Unalaska for repairs, after hav
ing broken two blades of her propeller,
arrived here this morning with sixty-three
passengers and about $2,500,00(1 in gold.
How's This ?
We oflj r One Hundred Dollars Rewnn!
for any onfe of C'atiirrh that e:iinot be
cured by Hall's Ca'urrh Cure
Y. 3. CHENEY' & CO., Toledo, O.
We the undersigned have known F. J.
Cheney for the Inst 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions und hnanciully able to tarry
out any obliuations made bv their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
WaUling, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggist?, Toledo, O.
Ila'.i's Cututrh Cute i-1 ik n internally,
actiui; directly upnii the blood and mucous
surlaees of the svsteni. 'lepumoiiinrs free
Pi ice 75i: per bit tie. Soli by all drug
gist.
Hall's Family Pills are tholmt.
BRANCH OFl'ICK
HJ.SilmMo.
Hanker
iiimI
ICrok'rs.
Storks, Bonds,
Cotton, (.rain.
Provisions
Bought and sold for cash or on margin c
one per cent, in lots from $20 up.
Over Cotton Exchange. Phone 42
QTNational Hank References.
G3? "Constant Quotations.
A. O. NEWBERRY,
Manager,
Fire Insurance Notice.
Mr. Gcorire Henderson has this day
purchased inv Insurance Airencv, and
I most cordially recommend iiim to the
favorable consideration of inv former
patrons. S. R. STREET.
New Berne, N. C, July 10, 107.
Geo. Henderson,
Insurance Agency.
All classes of desirable Fire Insurance
Solicited.
All orders will receive prompt atten
tion.
None, but first-class companies repre
sented.
and GAS
FITTING.
When you need anything', in' this
line;REMEMHER there is another Plum
ber In town,
Give 111m a Call.
tyYou don't have to pay for your
work until yon are Satisfied that It Is all
right Give ifira a chance anyway.
i I Respectfully,
N. II, IMIIKER,
30&41 Craven St., New Dkkne. N. C.
' Billiard ind Pool Tables.
I deslro to call attention to all parties
having billiard or pool tables In their
places ot business, to pay (he tax on
same at once, as my report goes to the
Orand Jury of the county between now
and the first Monday in October. This is
In accordance with -section 16 ot tbe
Revenue Act. '
JOSEPH L. HAUN, Sheriff.
' September 10th. .
UrAll other parties who are required
by law to procure licensee wilt govern
Royal
111
Mm
themselves ccordlnly.
Fancy
Cream
Very Finest Butter Fresh from Iairy.
I.ibby's Potted Ham and Tongue and
Chip Beef in cans.
Heiuz's Baked Beans and Sweet Pickles
Codfish, Irish I'ntatoes and Onions.
Full line Fresh ('anneal Goods.
Preserved Cinger in pots, 25c each.
t
71 Krontl Hi.
NOTICE !
to Wholesale
and Retail
Trade
We have Just Received
tAHHi I'ouuds of . the
FINEST
CREAH
which will be sold at Factory Trices;
ALSO
.,000 Pounds of
TOBACCO
,lob Lots, which will he solil at
Less than Cost, to manufacture.
;"('( ML EARLY.
Money Saved
Is Money Made !
If you want any
Canned Goods
come to us. We are very par
ticular about that part of our
stock. We do not claim that
wo carry tho largest stock of
canned gooils of anyone in the
city, but we do claim that we
carry tho best and freshest,
Isn't that the kind you want?
Keepectfully,
JOHN BfclNN,
55 Pollock St.,
IE
NEW BEENE, N. C.W '
WE OFFER YOU THIS
CELEBRATED
Three Drawer
Sewing Machine
For $20,
' and give yon a S Year Guarantee
NOW LISTEN I Now Berne b the place
to sell your tobacco, sni Whltty's Is tbe
place to buy your Hardware.
J. C. Vhitty
1 it
heese
Nice Fruit Jellies 5c pound,
A Fresh Lot Small Breakfast Strips.
Fresh Roasted Coffee, tho lust in the
city. Ground to order.
And for Good Flour see us before you
buy we can Suit you.
Wholesale
& Retail
Grocers
NEW BERNE, N. V.
Stockholders Meeting.
Atlantic & N. C. Kaii.uoai),
Treasurer's OHice.
Nkw liciiK, N.C.Sep. 1, 1S97.
The Forty-third Annual Mcettng
of the StociiholJeis of the Atlantic
and North Carolina Kailroad Com
pany will bo held at Morehead City
ou tho -Mi Thursday (2:jnl) in Sep
tember IS'.it.
F. C. IiOI'.EliTS,
Secretary.
-FOl! FINL-
SPRENG LAniC,
VEAL., MUTTON,
PORSv SA 1TKAG E
AND
The Finest Klall-ied
Beef in Ihe ( ilv
Go to ML COHN & SON,
ss Middle
Phone 40
NEW CROP !
RUTABAGAS AND TURNIPS '
Best Varieties!
Pure f"ir:tiias !
They have proven satisfactory
many seiu.oiis. You have purchased
from me. The planting season is
upon us, consult your interests, buy
auin.
A ls." to nrrivn in time for fiu.
plan'.in;.'. C.ilibagii Scod .Torse j
We iel'l. All Seasons, Drumhead
Fh.t Dutch, etc; lVns, lleans, Etc.
liemcmber the old spot,
Forget it you should not,
lirick Storo,
Near Market Dock.
J. F.
Now llcrnr, N. ('.
!5Pf"Onlers bv mail in i.nnitlv
T. J. TURNER
Hs Just Received Junothor
Car Load of tho
FINEST
FURNITURE
that has everheen roceived in
the Eastern part of North
Carolina and will Sell Cheap
for Cash or on Time for the
N xt 10 Days, so a to make
, room for tnj
Large Stock
as we have more goods than
tore room,
tiff AH orders bj mail will nave
prompt attention.
Yonra Itospoctfully,
T. J. TURNER.
Not. 70 & 73 Middle St-eet,
New Berne, N, C.
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