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NIW.fiEUNE, N. C, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 11, 1898.
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17RITTEH EXiOIKATIONS
To Be Given All Applicants For
: z Law Licem'i
TEA GOWNS, feminine and dain
ty, in cashmere and soft clinging fabrics
are popular for home wear, and we have
many beautiful materials for your se
lection. '
We are showing s stylish assortment of LADIES'
FLANNELETTE and all the lingerie so accessary in every
Lady's Wardrobe.
These wintry blast nnil cold rains make extra precau
tions necessary. Fortify aguinst sleeplessness by buying a pair
of our : ' .
ALL WOOL BLANKETS,
10x4, GOOD VAlYtfE,
Former Price Now Reduced to
$3.50. $3.00.
Heavy Cut in all
Winter Underwear.
.- - March so trying to every one, has many aches
and shivers in store for you. Examine our stock and marvel at
the bargains we offer. '
No one should tempt Proridenco by risking wet
feet. We offer great values in our SHOE DEPARTMENT.
., Quality, Prompt and Courteous Service and Ex
tremely Low Prices are a winning team for
nn
Trains to Make Close Connections.
tiay Society Doings, Prison For
United States Convicts. Negro .
Convicts': Escape. De
mands Its Bights.
Journal Bubkau, ' r
RaleiOr, N. 0. Feb. 10, '98. . f :
The Supreme court today took up the
case of Mr. McMillan, only to do nothing
for him. Tbey decline to grant him
license, and simply say tbe incident Is
closed so far as the court is concerned.
The court passed a rule that hereafter the
applicants for license must send in writ
ten examinations, so as to avoid all
future trouble.'
On the 13th the Southern tram and the
S. A. L. one going east and the other
going north will connect here. As it has
been for some time, there was a mis
connection of about 15 minutes here,
that while it meant but little to the rail
roads, meant much to the passengers.
The Federal court has about finished
the docket, and the jury has been dis
missed. The equity docket is still open
and on Saturday Judge Purnell will hear
several of those cases set for that day,
The Leazar Literary Society -at the
Agricultural and Mechanical college will
ou Friday bight, the 18lh, bold its fifth
oratorical contest. The two literary
societies of the college are, the Leazar
Society and the Pullen Society. These
young men are very enthusiastic as to
their clubs, and so they always makw an
evening pleasant to those who attend
their debates. 1.
An invitation has been extended to the
Agricultural and Mechanical college
cadets to go to the New Berne Fair. It is
now settled that they will not go.
There are about 150 of them tliat
have been vaccinated and .some fifty or
more arc laid up from this.
The young society folks here are going
to make the most of the time between
now and Lent. There are two clubs
among the girls and first one member
and then another entertains the club.
Miss Mary Byan entertains the "Thalian
club" on Friday night and Miss Elita
Busbee entertains the "Fia De Scicle"
club Monday. The young men are always
invited and in this way the girls return
tbe hospitality of the "Euphrcsyne club"
that has given so many delightful Her
mans. ' '''.-''...'
, The printing establishment of Mr. E.
M. Uzzell baa been closed by the sheriff
and the entire outfit will be sold at
auction on March 8rd.
Mr. Claude Dockery, chairman of the
penilentiry board, has been to Washing
ton City to aee the Attorney General as
regards making the North Carolina peni
tentiary a prison for U. S. prisoners from
the Southern States.' The department
will investigate- the matter, and if it is
found that there will be work enough .to
keep them constantly employed an order
will probably be Issued designating this
as a receptable for U. 8. convicts. Now
they have to be carried to Columbus,
Ohio or to New York.
Two of Raleigh's druggists yesterday
received a check for $23.00 each as a
prize offered for the biggest sales of
"Bromo Seltzer."
Tonight "The Milk White Flag" held
the boards at the Opera House. Next
week, "The Wilbnr Opera Company"
plays a week's engagement here.
Collector - Duncan has written to the
civil service commission asking whether
he cannot appoint all store keepers and
guagers- He has reappointed the old
clerks and deputies mostly, possibly be
cause be knew they were fully protected
by the civil seivice law.
The Democrats are urged to organize
and hegin work at once. It is declared
by many that they are too slow in getting
themselves together.
Last night four negro convicts with
terms of two to live years escaped from
the county workhouse. With a piece of
steel they loosed the mortar arouna the
hearth stone, pried it up and digging
out, fled. They were fired upon, and
one of them, Dick Bridgets, was shot at
five times, and was finally captured this
morning. ; .
Cabarrus county after demanding con
victs of .the State penitentiary as pre
scribed by the enactment of the last leg
islature, and being refused, has brought
suit to test the law on the matter.
A Nice Lot of Small
Spain's iosaltinp: Minister Eomil
M y His 0m Governmsnt.
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INSTANTLY RELIEVED AND FEB-
MANENTLT CUBED.
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FRANKFORD SAUSAGE,
1 Cents a Isfo.
Fo Hirer Butter, 1 lb. prints, 25o lb.
M ' . The Very Best Blended Coffee, 23o lb.-
p ' Also a fresh lot of those Urge Hams, out to order 12o lb.
p Shafers Small Pig Hnn 15o lb. Shafers Breakfast Strips
fjjjj If you want full value for your money give as t trial and
jji jl " we will please you nd save you money. .
l Very It.'spectf nlly.
O I D D APICD ID- Wholesale and
M J. ri. rHniVLn, Jn., Retail Orocer.
Phrmft ftp. 77 "Rrnnrl RftAof
:oaoaiSiiigiiiiiii3
YOU MAY TRAVEL FAR
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BEFORE YOU FIND ANO TIIEIt GROCERY STORE
wliere Uoods sre so Ituliable and Prices so Reasonable M bare.
We are
t'lnds.
not philanthropists. We don't elvo away our
We make a Fair fro fit and only fair proOt.
I!nt we are Clusij linfitrs. That's the secret of oor Low
INTENSE SUFFERING.
Prom , Dyspepsia and
Trouble.
Stomach
fatrnl
A Hw DlMOvery, Mat Sol
rllilBC. '
Dr. Redwell relates an interesting ac
count of what he considers a remarkable
cure of acute stomach trouble and chronic
dyspepsia by tbe use of the new discov
ery, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
He says: The patient was a roan who
had suffered to my knowledge for years
with dyspepsia. Everything be .ate
seemed to sour and create acid and gases
in the stomach; be bad pains like rheu
matism in the back, shoulder blades and
limbs, dullness and distress after eating
poor appetite and loss of flesh, the heart
became affected, causing palpitation and
sleeplessness at night.
I gave him powerful nerve tonics and
blood remedies, but to no purpose. As
an experiment I finally bought a fifty
cent package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets at a drug store and gave them to
him. Almost Immediate relief was given
and after he had used four boxes he was
to all appearanoes fully cured.
There was no more acidity or sour
watery ilslngs, no bloating after meals,
ibe appetite was vigorous and be has
gained between 10, and IS pounds in
weight of solid, healthy flesh.
Although Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
are advertised and sold In drag stores yet
1 consider them a most valuable addition
to any physician's line of remedies, as
they ara perfectly harmless and can be
given to children or invalids or la any
condition of the stomach with perfect
safety, being harmless and xontalntng
nothing but vegetable and fruit essences,
pure pepsin and Golden Seal.
V ithout any question they are the
safest, most effective curt for indigestion.
biliousness, constipation and all derange
ments of the stomach however slight or
sevore.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet are sold by
drugcisis every where at fifty eeota for
full slsed package.
Speciul to Journal.
, Cleveland, O., February 10. It is te
ported that the Ohio Senatorial iuvesll
ga'ting committee has found Mark Hanna
guilty- of attempted bribery in the
contest for the Senate term.
Larce 1ms ef Life.
Special to Journal.
PrrrsBCBO, Pa., February 10. Twenty
five people were burued to death last
night in the great fire in this city. The
property loss is plaucd at two million
dollars. . - -
A Horlh Carolina Vnoilal.
Winston, N. O. Feb. 9. -The Grand
North Carolina Exposition car is here
and is being visited and admired by
thousands of people. .While in Kernrs
vhle last night Julius Hestor, a fifteen
year-old boy, was caught by one of the
managers mutilating some of the floe
pictures on the outside of the car. A
warraut was issued for him today and an
officer went after him. But the boy's
father promised to have his son here for
trial -tomorrow. Tbe manager says it
will cost them several thousand dollars to
have the damage repaired.
Spain Notified to Act Quickly For
the Safely of De Lome. Com
ment of tbe English Press.
How the Letter Came Out
a Mystery.
Special to Journal. ,
Washington, Feb'y, 10. President
McKinley demands fpom Spatu the im
mediate recall of Minister de Lome. The
communication is made through minister
Woodford at Madrid.
De Lome has made no pretense of not
having written the insulting letter to
Canalejas. The Madrid papers, however,
are trying to ascribe the matter to a plot
of the Cuban sympathizers.
This afternoon Minister deLomo re
ceived the acceptance of his resignation
from Spain. At the same time Premier
Sagasta notifies Minister Woodford, and
through him the Secretary of State that
deLome will bo recalled in disgrace in
order to humiliate him.
Minister Woodford lias no tilled the
Spanish Ministry tliat deLome must
leave this country in a hurry. Elpe the
United States would not be responsible
for the safety of the indiscreet official.
The most objectionable paragraph of
the letter written by de Lome is as follows:
iieaides the natural aud inevitable
coarseness with which he (McKinley)
reports all that the press aud publie
opinion of Spain has said of Weyler, il
(the message) shows once more that Mc
Kinley is weak and catering to the rabble
and besides isa low politician whodesires
to leave a door open to me and stand
ell with the Jingoes of his party."
Minister de Lome has been the Spanish
representative lor the last three years, a
period Hint covers nearly all the late
troubles in Cuba since the out break of
the revolution.
The English papers say that th-' de
ome incident adds greatly to the compli
cation between the United States unit
Spain in Cuba. Their general comment
that the chances of trouble between
the two governments ure largely in
creased by the attack on the American
President.
De Louie is expected to leave Wash
ngton at any moment. The exact man
cr in which the letter became public is
not yrt known.
LAUOBS A I' A SENTENCE.
Laclrcri the hma laa BoS-Im
pmwl Wltb Ike Jury's Verdict
CutoAOO, Feb. B.-Adolph L. Luetgert
was tonight convicted of the murder ot
his wife, and sentenced to Imprisonment
In the penitentiary for the term of his
natural life, Luetgert received the ver-
dlctwltb a laugh.
It was 10.30 o'clock when word was
sent to the court room by the jury that
they bad agreed upon a verdict, aod were
waiting to bring it into court. . Quickly
as possible after the jury had sent word
of an agreement, Judge Gary hastened to
the coort room.
The news ot a verdict spread like light'
ning to the street, and in a few minutes
the court room was jammed with news
paper men, policemen, witnesses '
bad given evldenoe in the trial, and
rlous spectators.
Baeklsn's Arnica Salve.
Tna Bsst Balvs In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
ores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and post.
lively cures pllee or no pay required.
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
rnce to cents per
or money refunded.
box. For sale by F. 8,
Duffy.
OA0TOniA
nth- j4 Tna Ka nsHraMwun
b
Wifts,
Fn .-.-I. A Foil Line of FANCY CAKES Just Iioceived.
Cnnli Grecer.
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Tlio flow York Life Insurance Co.
11II TO ITfl lOIsICY HOLDERS
Erery Second,
Every Minute,
F.very Hour, -
Every Pay,
Eery Week,
Every Month,
From January 1, to P-i
Sugar Cored Pig Hams.
-s)S5-
FreBli Elgin Hutter.
Fancy Cream Cheese.
Fulton Market Corned Beef.
Small Breakfast Strips.
Fresh Grits and Big Hominy.
Loose Oatilakes.
Dried Apples and Peaches.
Fancy California Prunes and Apricots 10c per lb.
Heinz Baked Beana with Tomato Sauce.
Standard quality Table Peaches 10c per 3 lb can, and lots
of other good things to eat, which we cannot mention for
space at prices which defy competion.
McDaniel I Mil
Wholesale
& Retail
Grocers,
71 Broad St., HEW BERNE, ST. C.
.JLOJLO.JUUULOJIJ
Go The Prices
OF HORSES AND MULES !
ill
POWDER
Absolutely Pure .
THE MAREETS.
'Vcsterday's market quotations furnish
ed by W. A. Porterfield & Co. Commission
Brokers'.
New York, February 10,
STOCKS.
Open. High. Low. Close
,. 07 98 97 98
,. 1013 102 J 101i 102,
COTTON.
Open. High. Low. Close
0.15 0.15 6.00 0 00
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Whkat Open. High. Low. Close
May 1)01 90J 90 90J
Corn
May 2 2ii 29
Hoiton Sales 285,000 bales.
Peoples Oas.
C. B, &Q. ..
May.
ho
-y-jrva.
r Hem
Henry's
Pharmacy,
137 Middle St., New Berne, N. C.
Physician
Prescriptions
A Specialty.
A Fresh .Supply of Landneth's
Uarden Seed and L
fL Onion Sets. J
vJljrvsTsaTssJrSsTasaOLy
? CROUP !
Is Always Alarming,
B Sometimes Fatal.
An way's ftyrup
rnher
- 3 1
I'M 78
- . 7,720 CO
61.813 B5
373,2.13 70
1,617.4.-4 C:i
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it.
Affords Immediate lU'llef. We
birr hundiiNli of j'-itmnnlits
praising, ill hii;lieh lernm, this
Talnalile remedy. No Cure, no
Pay. .
One Carload I2etvivil on the 9th.
One Carload Received on the 11th.
Some Toppy Kentucky Horses with Speed. Have a Surplus Stock.
These Purchases wero made at Low Prices and will be sold at prices
to correspond.
liemcmbrr I have a large stock of
Select from, My Prices Suit Buyers.
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BUGGIES AND HARNESS to
70. Ti. 7M U. 74.4
lil'OAl) "STHEKT,
STEWAET,
New Berne, N. G.
atVaYa V,'SY.'i i: st i. .'.-.T.;v.'s.il'sfi
.. .. $
I LverylhiDg for Claps.
Frostilla,
Camphor Ice,
Purfunied Vaseline,
Vaseline Oil,
Vaseline fold Cream.
Hind's Honey, .
' Hind's Almond Cream,
Bishop's Camphorine,
SOLD AT
Bradhnm's
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Reliable Drue Store- r.
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...HARDWARE...
Masury's Paints.
Ariel Bicyles.
LiW Few Berne,
Courtship in
George Washington's Time
Was enlivened by crackine nuts.
pulling molasKPS candy, popping corn, or
any of the little diversions that fill
in time lictwcen love making. There
were no confectioners at that time that
could prepare such delicious concoctions
in ( hiicnlutes, caramels, marsh mallows,
bon bons or white nougata that the lover
muld gladden the heart of his lady love,
at lowest prices.
C. T. McNorley A Co.
Manufactured and Hold at
Itradham's v
Ki liable I'hsrmarr.
k n i y I 'le Hlri .'U.
Trtick !
PEAS ! PEAS ! PEAS !
Beans! Beana! Beans!
The earliest of Eitra Early Peas,
and improved Valur.tino aud Bust
Proof Wax Beans.
Potatoes to arrive.
Ara You Cornet Co.tibI Coming!
T. I ( Ti.'I . t(
Brick Store, N ,r ,M.t:ki t 1 k
They Stand IllKh '
On a pedestal of popular favor
wlwn we make your rlotblns; or over
coat. They elevate the wearer above
the ordinary, every day style of man,
and irive a swell appearance that is Inv
pnMlhle to get from any one but an
artist In the tailoring line. W. not only
make the clothes, but sdorn the tnaa.
P. H. CHADWICK'S,
Merrksat Taller,
Ml M loin i StHrrr.
IVojxiv.N Wr.ntr.I.
Proposals for all the rustaurant
privilipes at tho next Fair, will be
received hy tho undersigned at his
&:;: f..r S few i! .v,.
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