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VOL. XVI-NO 7U.
NEW BERNE, N. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 29, 1898.
ESTABLISHED IWl
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if Bottled Up.
2 UNCr,E M1M lIIlrTNB NOME
ONE WH.lt Iff AVE YOU IF
YOU DONT HEED
5 WIIAT.FOIir.OWS:
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As the Ice Cream Season ig now in full blast, we desire to cnll
your alteulion to our line ot -
5 White Mountain and Arctic Freezers,
5e . Tliere are no Betleren tlio Market and we Guarantee Satisfaction
3J 10 Purchasers.
5 We hnvo also in stock a lot of COARSE ALUM SALT, the
3! ... " tegular freezing size. It lasts longer and gives belter salisfac
2 til. 11 than any other kind.
Always in Stock'a full line line of '
I Ml mm AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Canned Goods, liutu-r and Chrot, Hamp, Breakfast Bacor, &c.
I" our OltOCKERY DEPARTMENT we are ottering WHITE
BOW I. AN1 I'll til Kit AT 80c and $1.00. Iron Stone
imil White Granite, and dates and Cups and Saucers in Pro
- "4? portion.
jtjj ' Wo wish to cull your nltention this week to our
Gent's Furnishing Department
Jj ' This Department is complete in everything necessary for the
Jai quipineul of l.iun.
2 in WHITK LAUNDERED SMUTS w arc showing some
; very proity styles in Pique, 1'lenieil and plain bosom. Also
' something pretty In thin puff bosoms.
llm In NEULIGEE SHlltM wo have a great many styles, prices
Z - from fide to if I s!",.
S Our NKCKWHH, COLLARS AND CITFFrt wore carefully
.Ja . m-lcried with n eye to the Latest Styles and wo feel assured
rJJ wild the varied n-Morlment which we carry that any thing wan-
st fed iu this lino we ran furnish u itli up-to datu Styles.
-JJ In SUM M Kit UNDKItWEAIJ we have a full lino both in C.
Tm In iiJ'i" ud Drilling.
f 11E31EMISEE2 OUtt Nil OH STOCK!
, Is always comp'ote'wilh the Latest Styles in Shapes and Colors,
aj ..- made up in Willow Calf and. Vici Kid. PRICES lilUUT AT
Pape &i Deyo,
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Souihern Fruit and Produce a Specialty.
859 fc 801 Washington St., New York.
REFEREN CES: Nutiotml Rank of New r.orne, N. 0.
Gnnsrvoort Hunk, Now York.
Highest Market" Prices, Prompt
is OUR MOTTO and is
(, Stencils mill Postals will Iks furtiislied on application to
S - JOHN DUNN, New Berne, N. 0.
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Z Oivo us a triul shipment and you will be jilouwd with our
$ sales. ,
I PAPE & DEYO, NEW YORK.
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JUST RECEIVED a Fresh Lot ot 2
FOX RIVER BUTTER 25c. Lb. s
Fresh Ti-.t of Janob C. Shafer & Co.'e SMALL PIO
HAM.-, i Cent a Pound '
Joob C. Sliaf 1 Co.'. nURAKFAST BTKIPS, 11 .
(ninis a I'uund,
GOOD COO KINO nUTTKK, SO Cents a Pound.
If yon want anything- In GltOCKIUKS go to PAR
KKU'S and jon will always find tne.ii Froth and Up.
to -Standard. Prices Guaranteed as Liw as the Ixwvst.
lveieolflllly,
P.. PARKER, JR.
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I AMERICANS
Destroy Apedact Wiiicli Supplies
Sutiap Willi Water.
CISTERN WATER ONLY.
American Artillery Frowns Upon
Santiago From Hill Tops.
LIEUTENANT IJLUE'S EXPLOIT
Troops Doing Forward and Being
Landed on Cuba. General Shaf
tcr's "All's Well" From
Front Lines at Santi
ago. Aroanit Hiuillnro,
Special to Journal.
Washington, Juue S3. Advices from
Jnrngua say that the American forces
are now facing the Spanish army four
miles from Santiago,
General Shatter is at the front, direct
ing operations and giving his personal
attention to everythlug.
From all Indications, a battle is
thought probeble for tomorrow.
i tie Spaniards arc entrenched anil arc
not likely to yield without a struggle.
Ili-lag-liir Forward lb. iimna.
,Tho work of bringing forward the guns
la a slow one. The progress is up hill
and through a thick undergrowth which
has to be cut away.
The necessity for the artillery is recog
nised, as it will prove an important fac
tor in forcing an entrance into Santiago,
Four batteries of American trtilleiy
and a Gatlin gun battery, havo already
secured positions ou a hill a mile and
half from Sjntiugo.
Aanla !, Bin..
Lieu. Blue, wbOBe recent trip About
the approaches to Santiago and the forts,
li now so well known, bas just returned
from another daring trip, in which he
skirted about Santiago and returns with
much valuable information.
Water fcapplr Cat 00.
A most important piece of work bas
just been completed under tbo direction
of General Wheeler, who sent an Engi
neer Brigade to destroy the aqueduct
which auppliet tbe city of Santingo with
water.
The aqueduct hat been cut and the
city must now depend upon cisterns for
ita water supply.
r rr.aa. Laaatd.
Tho Yale and Harvard today landed
Dutlleld's Michigan brigade at lialqulri,
U.a.r.l SlllM la Tak. Cammaad
Preparations are now said to be com
pletcd and General Miles will leave here
touight for Tampa, where sis transports
will be ready to sail for Cuba by Thurs
day.
Ten thousand men are now on the
transport.
General Miles will go to Santiago to
take command.
Thirty thousand troops are ordered
from Cbickauiauga lo go to Florida.
Cram a. a rraa.laM.
Advices from Ban Francisco, aay that
General Mcrritt sails from tliere totnor
row on the Newport, for Manila,
frar Haaalali Mala..
New York advices say that tbe New
York Yacht Club will postpone Its annU'
al cruise this year, as there is fear of
Spanish warships.
ai.feiaa Wanalae.
The a learner Adirondack, which has
arrived at New York,
reports having
sighted on her voyage the American
warships Yale, Columbia and
Pralre,
sailing towards Santisgo.
f.aaaaa Aaalallas.
The Cuban Junta In this country re
port having received a dispatch from
General Cures, who says be Is Investing mil moonshiners and other offenders,
Ouanlanamo with his men, In order to WDch caused a light between two oflt
prevent the Bpanlsrds from going to jiil. 'its trouble has by nit means
Hanllagoto the assistance of their troops quieted, and may grow bigger,
at that city. I All ths chief officials ot tbe Seaboard
Kaaawd Rpira fsaaaai. Air Line, Bouthera and Atlantic Coast
Tbne m.o who have been osamtnlng
tlit forte atTybi hland, below Savan.
' hi' ii mi ii . i i i i
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
111 V'-i Y"1 l'"! f'-"t P"-"Vf
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Bears the Sf
tttgnalure of (jCtjjJ.ci4t
nab. have been caught .and are now
lodged for examination, in Fort Mc-
Pherson, at Atlanta.
O'HIkcIuiNoi BauKbt.
The Chilian Minister at London denys
the report that his government has sold
the armored cruiser O'Higgins to Spain.
All ProKl-rmlnv Well.
General Shafter cables the war depart
ment from Siboney that all is progressing
well, that the army now occupies a posi
tion three miles from Santisgo.
Crvvra held In Cheek.
Santiago de Cuba, June 20. It is be
lieved that Admiral Cervcra contem
plated making a dash out of the harbor
Saturday night.
tour columns of smoke were seen at
sun down, advancing toward the mouth
of the harbor, and two small boats, be
lieved to be torpedo boat destroyers,
were observed In the neighborhood of
the sunken collier Mcrrimac.
Admiral Sampson ordered extra pre
cautions to be taken. The torpedo boats
Ericsson and Porter stood very close
into the harbor all night, but no ships
came out.
A short time after midnight the dyna
mite cruiser Vesuvius fired three gun
cotton shells in the direction of Morro
Castle. They exploded ou the ridge and
behind the eastern hill. The damage
done is not known.
A Cuban spy, who was recently In
Sautingo, says a reign of terror exists
among all classes there, owing to the
attacks of the Vesuvius, with the terri
ble explosions of her shells. A week
ago one of hcrs.Iclls striking Cayo Smith
demolished several warehouses and a fort
there, besides dismounting several guns.
Windows were broken in the city, and
the general effect was similar to that of
an earthquake.
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Flag Prrarnlalluu. Army New. KnII
road renimiftMou IHt-ais. A New
Neasatiou 1'rollllHed. Weekly Crop
llnll.lln.
Journal Uukeau, I
Kaleigh, N. C, Juue 28. (
Tho officers of 'tho Italeigh National
Hank on yesterday went out lo camp
ami tendered checks with stamped en
velnpes for tho soldiers to send their
money homo. In this way $3,2& was
sent away.
The ladies represented by chaplain
Osborne presented the lied Cross flag to
the Hospital Corps at Second ltcgiinent
camp. It was received by Col. Uurgwyne.
It is said that C. A. Cook of Warren
will without doubt get the appointment
of Brigadier General.
At the meeting of the Democratic
State Executive committee held today it
goes without saying that tlon. r . M
Simmons will be elected State chairman
I lie lirst cotton bloom or the season
was brought In yesterday by Mr. J. P
Wbillcy of Johnson county.
Rev. Mr. Osborne, chaplain of the
Second Keglment on Sunday invited
Father Prendergast to hold service,
There are about 00 lioman Catholics In
the regiments. The chaplain will ask
other ministers to bold service as there
are many Baptists and Methodists.
Tho brown canvass that It was said
would be Issued to tbe troops for the war
has not mineralized except one suit of
officers clothing. The weather is hot any
way and In these heavy, uniforms It is
terrible. On drill It is not unusual for
man to drop In ranks.
General Cowles Is able to walk across
his room on crotches. His rspid recovery
from his broken leg gratifies his friends,
Paymaster General Stanton writes to
Senator Pritchard tuat the neglect to
pay off the soldiers of the First and
Second Regiments, and the payment of
negro troops earlier, was unintentional,
Hecrultlng for the Second Keglment
is not rapid by sny means, and Is even
slower for the First Iloglment. In spile
of the fact that the papers asserted that
there were hundreds who were ready to
go to the front, and yet when the
call comes It Is hard to get the two regi
ments recruited up to their required
strength.
Last night the Young Woman's Mis
sionary Society prosented to Miss Mary
1'cacud a handsome gold watch, and a
handsome Portugese Bible. Miss
Petcud leaves tomorrow for Brar.ll
wLere she goes for seven years as a mis
sionary'. The trouble between Dr. Kllgo and
Judge Clark has not yet been settled. It
seems that It will do neither of thorn any
good though the Molhodlsts generally
uphold Dr. Kllgo.
While the First regiment was In camp
here, ths cllv bathlnsr Dool was tendered
,beol rroe, Th. ltm, llU mn done He
Htrnnd rerlmenL. CoL Armfleld mada
.,,., comhulanrv. but Col. Burrwvna
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has not done so, consequently It is not
Indulged In so freely.-
Some harsh criticism Is made that the
last term of Federal Oourt failed lo com-
Llais were here today al the meeting of
tbe Railroad Commission. This Is
for the consideration of reduction of
' passenger rates as ordered by the Gov
ernor. I A new sensation promisee lo come to
the front In a fow days.
Ths weekly crop bullotla for weak
ending Monday, June 17, 1HW), says, the
" weather during the week ending Monday
un "H". ,W,M. f'nerally favorable
(for sericulture! Internals, eupwlally for
I
nray.Mtlnt ufAob xnntlnn.il nnlil TiiA.ilnv '
21st. in some counties, chiefly alon? the ,
coaat, Onslow, Hyde and New Hanover,
where some local heavy rains occurred.
Otherwise, excepting light showers in
the central-west portion on Sunday, 26,
the week was dry, and farmers were
able to make excellent progress in kill
ing weeds and In cultivating crops.
Towards the end of the week the
t round began to get dry and hard in
me counties. The temperature after
the rains continued below normal until
Friday, followed by a gradual rise to
above normal the last of the week. On
tbe 20th temperatures as high as 93 de
grees occurred. There was an abun
dance ot sunshine.
Excepting the unfavorable effects of
cool nights on cotton, crops generally
made excellent growth and are looking
clean and healthy. The cool weather
retarded the growth of cotton, which is
still small and backward, but it is look
lug fairly well and growing nicely where
not troubled by lice, as in most of the
western section. Reports of damage by
lice are very numerals from the central
and eastern districts, and in a few in
stances badly infested fields have been
plowed up and ether crops planted.
Blooms continue to appear plentifully
along the southern tier of counties, but
elsewhere the plants are forming squares
slowly. Corn is doing well everywhere,
it has grown fast, is clean and well cul
tivated. The crop is being laid by rap
idly. It is silking and tasseliug earlier
than usual, and hence rather low, but the
crop in general is in a prosperous con
dition. Sorghum cane is also doing
very well. Tobacco plants look
healthy and are growing nicely, they
are small for the time of the year in the
west portion, where transplanting was
done late on account of lack of seasons.
The harvest is nearly over in tho east
and is rapidly approaching completion
in the west portion of the State. Wet
shocks of wheat were scattered, dried
aud slacked in good condition; some
damage by sprouting was observed, but
not to a serious extent. In fact, the
yield of both wheat anil oats has been
vory satisfactory in most sections.
Spring oats have improved; ryo is also
very good. Most fainieis have safely
Housed small grain crops. Threshing
wheat Is proceeding more rapidly. Tho
minor crops, especially rice, peanuts and
field peas, are doing well. Melons are
fruiting nicely. Peaches and apples are
coming into market, and are only fair In
quality. Blackberries are abundant,
ON THE DIAMOND.
Krkulls of l he Nnllounl Lrsane Biuw
Bnll Ottiiiea Flayed YeM.rday.
Special to Journal.
Cleveland, June 28 New York 4,
Cleveland 0. Second game New York,
4, Cleveland 6.
St. Louis, June 28 Cincinnati 5, St,
Louis 0. Second game Cincinnati 3,
St. Louis 2.
Iuivillc, June 23 Philadelphia 8,
Louisville 3.
Pittsburg, Juno 28-lloslon 0, Pitts
burg 5.
Wh.r. Thry .Piny To.iIhjt.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Cleveland.
Baltimore at Louisville.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Washington at St. Louis.
Haw the I'ImIm Nlaad.
W. L.
Cincinnati,. 39 22
Boston,; 87 22
Baltimore 84 22
Cleveland 8.1 2.1
Chicago 34 20
Pittsburg, 32 27 .
New York 29 20
Philadelphia, 2D 28
Brooklyn, . 23 33
Washington 23 3d
St. Louis, 20 41
Louisville 19 43
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ed by W. A. Porterfiuld Jt Co. Oommlnloo
Brokers.
New Yobs, June W,
HTOCKH.
N Open. nih. Low. Close
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FOX RIVER PRINT BUTTER,
FRK.SU FUOM H1H CIlUtlN", JUST RECEIVED,
25 Cents IFer -I?o-a.zd..
ALSO THE FINEST ELGIN BUTTER AT THE
SAME PRICE.
FANCY CAKES AND CRACKERS RIGHT
FRESH.
AND A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
STOCK OF
Staple and Fancy Groceries
AT PRICES TO SUIT. WE WILL !!E PLEASED
TO HAVE YOU CALL AND EXAMINE OUIi
STOCK, YOURS RESPECTFULLY,
Han
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'Phone 91.
UULOJUUUUUULOJ
Removal Sale !
As wo intend Moving onr place
door below onr old stand to No.'s 50
8. Dully s Drug Store, we have
Spring Stock of GOODS AT NEW YOKK COST to SAVE EXPENSE
of MOVING and Make lioom for tho Fall Stock. We invite the miblie
to cotne and examine our Stock and
NOTE FEW OF
Men's wool suits, reduced from ft to
J2.3.1
Men's clay worsted suits, from i! to 4.50,
Men's French clay worsted suits, from
13.r,o to i8.
xf....i ti
MCll B IIIIV UUMHIim'l t? PUIIH,
.from SI 3.50
to $8.
Men's Prince Albeit, from
$1(1.5;) to
fio..w.
Men's Cutaway Suits, from $13.50 to $8.
Hoy's line suit?, from 4.00 to $2.25.
' ifi! to 1.7.1.
AMERICAN STOCK CO.,
NO. 03 MIDDLE STREET,
lliiNHln ih. It'll liticlu t
Nkw Yoiik, June 27. A Washington
dispatch to the Herald says: Whether
or not Spain has acquired the armored
cruiser O'Higgins, which sailed from
England a few days ago ostensibly for
Chili, is a question which has caused the
authorities no little perturbation.
On Saturday they received an unau
thentlcated report from their agents In
London stating that the O'Higgins
had been bought by Spain and Is now
under the control of the Madrid govern
ment. The American minister at Santiago dc
Chill has been instructed to ask the
Chilian government regarding the mat
ter, aud his report Is expected hourly.
A report receiveil at the Navy Depart
ment today Indicates that Spain Is also
trying to purchase three Chinese pro
tected cruisers which are under con
struction at Stettin, Germany.
Duke's
Cigarettes,
5c.
CIGARS and TOBACCO.
Shipment of Fresh Chocolate and Bon
Bons will arrive Monday.
Coffee, Milk and Sandwiches.
Ice Cream, 30c Quart.
Delivered to any part of the city,
PACKED IN ICE.
Corner Pollock And Middle Streets.
Don't forget tho place.
. J. MeNorley A Co.
p. liilLBook Store jjj
a. i .
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'Now Porno SiK'ioty Nolo"
mill Crusher lloinl Ntittinuory
Just Roceivetl.
it
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.Inly
daily.
iiuipuinos arriving
5
I G. N. Ennett.
Pay Your
License Tax!
Doctors, Lawyers, Horse-dealers and
all others who doing business nnder
Schedule B, are hereby notified that their
Licenses expired May fist, and tbe same
must berenewed At One.
Oat Tour License and save trouble.
JOSEPH L.1I All If,
Sheriff Craven County.
Jab lth 1H1W.
Will
Wholesale
e.V Retail
Grocers,
71 Broal Si.
of business the First of Julv. one
and 01 Middle Street, next door to
concluded to (Jloso Out our Entire
Prices and be Gonviucad.
OCR PRICES :
Boy's wash suits from $1 to 5fle.
Fine Cants, from 1.00 te 2.50.
" 2.50 to 1.50.
1.00to50e.
Men's Shoes, from $1.50 to $ .05.
3.00 to 1.75.
" " " 2.H0 to 1.50.
Ladies Shoes, from 3.50 to $1.75.
' 2.00 lo 1.50.
1.25 to 75c.
" " " 75c to 5Uc.
H. & A. Matlit,
Proprietors.
NEW BERNE, N. C.
What Will He Do With it ?
He can neither afford to give it
away, or to make usu of it that is the
predicament you Hnd yourself in with a
Cheap suit of ready made clothing, that
doesn't suit your individuality or style.
We will make a Suit, that will please the
most Fastidious Dresser, from our Ex
clusive Fabrics, and lit to Perfection, at
a Reasonable Price,
F. Jf. l.iuht i K.
Middle street, NEW IlEItNE, N. C.
Qur Yyatchwor,s
The PURITY
of our drugs and chemicals
The ACCURACY
with which our prescriptions arc
compounded
and The STABILITY
of all our preparations
are the sterling Vualities that we
pride ourselves are embodied In
all goods we pomcae Our ex
haustive stork of chemicals
together with our Assorted Variety
of toilet articles and druggists'
sundries enables us to ollsr lo the
public prlcse that ran be favorably
commred with those of any drug
establishment In the country.;
I
Bradham't
Reliable Drug Store.
Notice ot Sale I
Pursuant to a judgment rendered at
the February tenn of the Craven county
Superior court In a suit for ths foreclos
ure of a mortgage, wberela Mark Dlsoa.
way IS plalotlll and Frederick Douglas
Is acfend.nl, I will on the first day ot
August, 18UH, si the oourt house door In
New Berne al 1 o'clock an., sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash
the following ihMcribed land, lo wlt; One
piece or parcel of land on the south
side of Uryaa street In the city of New
Heme, beginning on Dryaa street In tbe
city of New ll.rne, and runs thence east
116 feet to J W Walker's line; thence
south along said Walker's 4) feel to Levy
t anadar's line; thence west II feel to
Itryan street th.nce north along said
Urvaa street lo tbe beginning.
Kor fuller dMwriptlon see Deed hook
No. IK), page S:t0 Crevm county records.
It. W. WILLIAMSON,
ConiniNaioner.
Jane 29, imm.