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(, , ... s ATT VOL. XVI--N0. 72. NtW BIKSI, N. C. FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 1, 1898. ESTABLISHED 11182 V: 3 V I v. w () ' I '9 ' ft V Bottled Up. uncle saiti has niinifi soale .OWE MATE YOU IF YOU DON'T UEED 1VIUT FOLLOWS: . , As tlie Ice Cream Season is now in full blast, we desire to call your attention to our line of White Mountain and Arctic Freezers, There are no Better on the Market and we Guarantee Satisfaction to Purchasers. . , We have also in stock a lot of COARSE ALUM 8ALT. the ' legnlnr freezing size. It lasts longer ami gives belter Batisfnc. lii.n than any other kind. . . . Always in Stock a full line line of S PLAIN, STAPLE AKD FANCY Canned Goods, Butler and Cheese, Flump, Breakfast Bacon, &e. In our CROOKEltY DEPARTMENT weare otfering WHITE HOW I. AND PI H it Kit AT NOc and $1.00. Iron Stone . mid White Granilo and Plates and Cups and Saucers in Pro . portion. . .; , -. .. . We wish to call your attention this week to our Gent's Furnishing Department ' This Department is complete in everything necessary for tlio ' - ' iqiiipinent of man. ' - In WIHtR LAUNDERED SHIRTS we are sliowinR some . very pretiy styles in Pique, Pleated and plain bosom. Also something pretty in thin puff bosoms. In NEGLIGEE SHIRT8 we have a great many styles, prices from 60c to tl !5. Our NECKWEAR, COLLARS AND CUEFS wero carefully . selected wilh Hn eye to the Latest Styles and we feel assured wilh tlio vaiied assortment whirl) we carry that any tiling wan "." t d in this line we can furnish w ith up-to-date Styles. In SU.MM ".It UNDERWEAR we have a full line both in Dal. briggao and Drilling. , , , BEME9IRE11 OUR NIIOE STOCK! is always complete with the Latest Styles in Shapes and Colors, made up in Willow Calf and Viei Kid. PRICES R1GUT AT T?ape fe Deyo, I ; . ' GENERAL . COMMISSION MERCHANTS. , Southern Fruit and Produce i Specially. I 850 A 861 Washington St., New York. REFERENCES: National Bank of New Berne, N. 0. ' Gansevoort Bank, New York. Ilighest Market Price, Prompt . Is OUR MOTTO and is Stencils and Postal will be furnished on application to JOHN DUNN, New Borne, N. Give ni a trial shipment and sales. ' PAPE & DEYO, oncniiHESSissiiiiSiiicono JUST RECEIVED a Fresh Lot otr FOX RIVER BUTTER 25c. Lb. Fresh Lot of Janob C. Kh.for & Co.'s SMALL PIO HAM, 12 Cents Pound. 3cbC. Sharer A Co.'s B UK A K PAST STRIPS, U.' Cenla a IVunJ. . GOOD COUlilNQ.BUn'EU, 20 Cents Innd. If you want anything in OHOCKRlES goto PAR KKlt'8 and yon will alwnu find llia.ii Fresh and Up to Bumlard. Pi iocs (luuranltod as Low as I lit Lowest. Il.ojirx-lf illW, J. R. PARKER, Thorn CO. ... GROCERIES,. Sales and Check by Return Mail Making ni Many Friends, 0. you will be plcasod with our NEW YORK. o a o r p nln vm P P P M O n JR., Vholea!eid kclall Orccer. 77 Eroad Gtrrct. 1 300 I . THE BTATB CAPITAL. KII-a-Clark rBtrT.y. t Nasi Death.. laereaaea aluailoa. allraads. Bailer Mac Baaaell'a Praia.. Journal Bureau. I Raliiob. N. 0., June 30. f The trouble between Dr. Kllgo and Judge Walter Clark is still a subject of discussion for the people and the press. Mr. Southgate has, as" president of the Broad of Trustees published, quite a lengthy correspondence between Dr. Kllgo, Judge Clark, and himself, and does nothing to help Judge Clark's side of the case. It will be remembered that last winter man named Langdon from Philadelphia forged a check here was arrested and put in jail. Yesterday a lawyer, Mr. Uhle of Philadelphia came here and pro cured ball for young Langdon and car ried him off to his home, Langdon's peo ple are wealthy and will give him one more trial to do better. . . The - death yesterday of Mrs. Pence, the mother of the city editor of the Morning Post, and the death of Mr. B F. Park, both well known people of this city has cast a gloom over the communl ty. . Major Spier Whltaker has joined his regiment at Knoxvllle. His salary Is $8,500 and when ordered to the front will be 13,000. .At the age of 64 he can retire on a salary of (1,800 a year. A court martial's court has been or deied for the camp out here to try deser ters. The order comes from assistant adjutant general W. P. Hall. The passenger rate question before the railroad commission is held over until the 12t.li. The commission has . In creased the assessed valuation of railroad property In this State a little over six million dollars. Atlantic Coast Line (2,780,600 in its different lines. The Southern's Increase (1,530,725, and the Seaboard-Air Line (780,970. The Norfolk and Southern valuation Is increased (10-2,850 and the Atlautlc & North Caro lina (218,845. - The valuation of the Western Union Telegraph Co., is Increased (020,040; the Postal Telegraph company (03,000; Pull man cars (100,000. The North Carolina railroad under the assessment is (4,340,000; that of the Western North Carolina railroad is (2, 040,000. Only two officers have been sent to Sullivan's Island to learn heavy arrlllery drill. At first six were ordered there from here. Today 648 negro soldiers passed here on their way to Fort Macon. Some of the officers of the Immune reg iments think after this war they will be transferred to the regular army. Senator Butler sings Governor Russell'i praises In his editorials in the Caucasian and he also tries to defend Judge Clark In his controversy with Dr. Kilgo. The nomination of O. II. Dockery as Congressman from the 0th, district bis been announced. Yesterday was a day for marriages here, there being no less than six bridal couples who left here. The church of the sacred Heart on yesterday afternoon entertained fully half of the Second regiment on their church lawn. Col. Burgwyne said he could not allow all of the soldiers to leave at one time, although the entire regiment was Invited. The Second regiment la now short only 25 men having 1,825 In ranks. Camara Halla. .Port Said, June 89. Admiral Camara has asked for coal and awaits the reply of the authorities. lie hopes to proceed Thursday. The situation Is uncbangod. One man has been landed, who Is suffering from small pox s Admiral Camara has decided to leave the destroyer Andas. Repairs to the Audax will lake ten days from today. is practically Impossible to take the de stroyers across the Indian ocean, i southwest nioDsoMS are heavy betas. Aden and Colombo. ftataalara'a Will riaaS NlAt Samtiaoo, June SO. The 11 nch guns from Cervera's warship have been mounted on bills commanding the prln clpal approaches to Bantiagoand the warships themselves have been so placed aa to use the remaining guns effectively In opposition to the American advance. It is plain that Cenrera has cast his lot with Linares, and will stand or fall with Santiago. Apparently he has abandoned hopes of escaping with his fleet and is now de luding solely upon the submarine mines and Morro batteries to check Sampson, Additional mines have been placed la the Santiago obaonel and a new line of fortification has been erected east of Morro. Last night a scout rtooo not taring the Bpanib position around Santiago, saw the Cristobal Colon. Oqurado, Viaoay and two torpedo boats anchored in the Inner bvbor with guns trained on the valleys vo the eastward, through which the Ameneao army must pass la ap proaching the city. Picked men from Orvera'a fleet had gone ashore to afrve lbs ship's guns mounted there. These guns sr. dtlgned to pour la a distract IvecrnMlire upon the advancing ool nmm of American lrooi, and to support Ih. lighter tMllrf lc mvunted In lue foot hills. hp.nlth .ntrriK hmonts encircle the rlly, liul Ihr air ii i;rM batteries f Ih. eaatoaid, tioiu wblrh q'iarlr Hi A incili ana ar. a'lvMirliig" in loroe. 1 h utnainf encif r ih.nlay! by l.innrt nml r.'ra In.UM't. t atitioN oa tbr m ir Dimiti-r, BEFORE ttact relayed Ml All Prepar- alms Are Complete. DISPtRiTE BISISTUCE Sure to be Made by the Spanish Forces. Situation at Manila Viewed With Anxiety. Transports Leaving Tanipa for Cuba. Mines Ex plode In the Potomac. Refugees Destitute. Attnrk Postponed. Special to Journal. Washington, June 30. Secretary Alger says that General Slmftir is left to act on his own discretion. He can move forward the army in the attack on Sau lingo when he chooses. According to advices trom the front, General Shatter may attack the city next Monday, but will not until his ar tillery is put iu position nor will he order an attack until each soldier has three days' rations in his knapsack, This will be impossible until the roads can be prepared for transporting sup plies. The military overland telegraph has been established between Sevilla and Plnya del Este, The troops are repair ing the road at Siboney and getting up artillery. The American outposts are in sight of Santiago. Krfore the NlraKClc General Shafter's headquarters are the front at Siboney, and the army is ex prctlng the big battle at that point, General Garcia with the Cubans will lead In the attack at this point. Siboney is now the base of operations of Garcia' 4,000 Cubans. General Lawtun's men, who are within three miles of S intlago, have taken the most advanced position of any of the American troops. From their headquar. ters, on the Guatna river, they can see into the heart of the city. General Shafter's men are stretched along the main road to Santiago for nlue or ten miles, while six thousand Cubans are scouring the country to the right and left of the city. An Immediate attack was ordered on an outpost of the Spanish at Caney but the Spaniards fell back on Santiago. Gen. Rabl with two thousand Cubans have gone to oppose the advance of the Spanish trocr unjor General Pando who are advancing from Manuiiillo. Admiral Sampson's men have succeeded in raising the Santiago cable and a cable station will be established at JAguadores only two miles from Morro Castle. Ta. ralllBlBa. The President Is reported as anxious about the situation at Manila. He fears that Germany may seize an island to be uaed as a coaling station. At Madrid It U toped thaUUii. German warships attempt to prevent the bombardment Manila. General Otis reports from 8 in Fran. ciaco that the three expeditions to Manil comprised 11.000 men and officers. General Merritt took with him on the steamer Newport Wednesday, three mil Hon dollars for use at the Philippines. The next expedition will carry forty' seven hundred troops. , Perwardlaa; Treaaa. Three transports sailed with troops laat night from Tampa for Santiago, and three sailed this morning. Two more are loading. General Coppinger leave soon. rill Government agents at Manchester England bought seven steamers of the Wilson lines. The relief committee at Key West reports that a large number of Cuban refugees sre destitute at that place. Mian la Bled. During a storm at Fort Washington on the Potomac below the Capital the light ning struck the switch board connecting with wires to ths mines In the river and the mines were exploded. Tlllaaaa , During the Hawaiian debate In the Senate Tillman woke up the debate which was growing dull. Uo favored all Span iards being drlvoa back to Spain and tllng them slew there on their ow a Sreaas.' OA.BTOniA. Swats. yf ! l-r' 1 k,w" !! ON THE OlABIONO. Braall. of the Katlanal l.aoe Biim- Ball Gaiuea Played Yealerdajr. Special to Journal. Chicago, June 80 Chicago, 7, New York 5. Cincinnati, June 30 Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 17. Cleveland, June 30 Cleveland 5, B s- ton 10. a Louisville, June 30 Louisville 0, Bal timore 1. Pittsburg, June 30 PitUburg 5, Brook lyn 8. St Louis, June 30-St. LouU3, Wash- lugtou 13. Where They Play To-day. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Boston at Clevelaud. Baltimore at Louisville. Brooklyn at Pittsburg. Washington at St. Louis. How the Clubs Stand. W. L. P. Ct. Cincinnati 40 23 .635 Boston, 38 S3 .623 Cleveland 30 24 .600 Baltimore, 34 24 .580 Chicago 30 20 .580 PitUburg 33 28 .541 New York 29 31 ,483 Philadelphia, 27 fi9 .482 Brooklyn 24 31 .414 Washington 24 37 .3!3 St. Louis 21 42 .333 Louisville 21 42 .333 F0YDER Absolutely Pure THE jMAREETS. Yesterday's market quotations furnish ed by'W. A. Porterfield & Co. Commission Brokers. New York, June 30, STOCKS. Open. High, Low. Close Sugir 133 133 J lS.'i 132 Peoples Gas.... 07i 09t 07.1 Ml C. B, & Q. 1042 105 104 105 COTTON. Open. Hiv'h, , Low, 6.10 Close A igust 0.10 t.10 6.10 Close CHICAGO MAKKETS. Whkat Opin. High. Low, September.... 08 6)1 68 081 Corn September.... 32 82; 82 Cotton Sales 77,300 bales. 32 Tills Year'N Spring Ijanib, Teal, Mutton Pork, And the; FINEST BEEFevcr brought to this City, canjbe.liad.at Sam'l Cohm & Son's 88 Middle St, Phone 46, pm- Also Live and Dressed Poultry. Flats, All Sizes, Carries Load on Deck or In Hold. Red Heart Hand-Made and Sawed Shingles ! Always on nand. Out Prhes on Brick, Laths and Fence Posts. Stove Wood Cut and delivered to your doir. See BIO HILL, The Shingle Han. Return of Purchases, Office of Register of Deeds, I 0 raven County, ( Dew Bern, N. C July 1st, 1808. Sir You are required by law to de liver or return to me, within ten days after July 1st, 1898, a true and eiact atatment of the amount of purchai uade by yen, aa principal or an.nl, or through an airenl or commission mar- chant (or otherwise fill the blank amounta). for all months endinf June 90th, 18MJ. Ths amount of purchases, both la sad out of lb male, except pur. chaw, of farm products from the pro- dncar lor caan or on orMit, must D. in cluded in your return. Keep ths aura paid for liquor, cigars, cheroots, cigar. ell, ssaonfaoturad smoking and chewing tobacco, separate from the amount paid for goods, wares sod mat- ohandls. Trompt ouniplianee with the law la earneatly rrqumled, and for fall nr. to da an you wll be required to eme before the Hoard of Oounly Commission er. IVUIve number of novad of ohewing and smoking tobaroa and the nurobar of hundrtnl. of thousand of Oliara, ehwoots and cigarette, bend Bftran cents to pay for llitlnf, Very lUwoartfully, JOHN 11. WIW.W, O KrgUtorot Deeds. pr is Yinrrrnrrimnr PEESH -HjOjT Small Sugar Cured Pig Hams, Small Breakfast Strips, Sugar Cured Shoulders and English Cured Shoulders. Also a Fre6h Lot FOX IUVEli PUINT BUT L'EIt AND NUMEROUS OTHER GOOD THINGS TO EAT, JUST RECEIVED FRESH FliO.tf HEADQUARTERS. Han id S Caslil 'Phone 91. Removal Sale ! As wo intend Moving our place loor below our old stand to No.'s 5!) F. S. Duffy's Drue Store, We have Spring Stock of GOODS AT NEW of MOVING ai'd Make Room for the J'all Stock. Wo tuvito the public to come and examine our Stock and Prices and be Oonvincad. NOTE FEW OK Men's wool suits, reduced from l4 to 2.2,i Men's clay worsted suits, from $" to 4,50, Men's French clay worsted Biiils, from la.ou to . Men's line custiiinere suits, from $12.50 lo8. Men's Prince Albert, from $10.50 to 110.50. Men's Cutaway Suits, from 13.50 to 8. Hoy's tine suits, from $4 .00 to fi:i:. f3 to 1.7ii. AMERICAN STOCK CO., NO. 63 MIDDLE STREET, Duke's Cigarettes, 5c. CIGARS and TOBACCO Shipment of Fresh Chocolate and Bon Bons will airivc Moutluy. CofTcc, M'nk and Sandwiches. Ice Cream, 30c Quart. Delivered to any part of the city, PACKED IN ICE. Corncr Pollock and Middle Streetp. Dou't forget the place. . J. McNorley V Co. At the Rnnk store i 'Now IWrnc j&n-ii-ty Tvolo 4 and Crusher Bond Stationery Just Kecwved. July diiiy. nmj;uxincs itrriving G. N. Ennett. Pay Your License Tax! Doctor, Lawyers, Horse-dealers and all others who doing business under Schedule I), sre hereby notified that their Licenses expired May Slat, and the same must berenewed At Once. Get your License end ssvs trouble. JOSEPH L. IIAIIN, Bhorltf Crsvon County. June 10th 1X08. ...HARDWARE... Masury's Paints. Ariel Bicyles. 13 Kii6 Street. Ke? Berne, H.C. V ., . . i 11 vr Y7 Wholesale Y Retail j Grocers, 71 Rroa'l Si. of business the First of July, one und 01 Middle Street, next door to concluded to Closn Out our Entire YORK COST to SAVE EXPENSE OUR ritlCES : ltoy's wash suits from $1 to 50c Fine Pants, from $4 .00 te $2.50. 2.50 to 1.50. 1.00 to. 50c. Men's Shoes, from $1.50 to $ .!)5. 3.00 to 1.75. 2.50 to 1.5(1. Ladies Shoes, from $2.50 to $1.75. 2C0lo 1.50. 1.25 to 75e. 75c to 50c. H. & A. Macht, Proprielors. NEW BERNE, N. O. What Will He Do With it ? He can neither afTord to give it away, or to make us.i of it Unit is the predicament you tind yourself in with a Cheap suit of rendy 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 tit to Perfection, at a Reasonable Price. F. M. CluHlwIck, Middle street, NEW IiEUNE, N. C. w m Qur Yratchwords ; The PURITY of our drugs nnd chemicals The ACCURACY with which our prescriptions arc couiNuniled and The STABILITY of all our preparation are the etcrling tjoelitie that we pride ourselves are embodied In all gooda we puaaesa Our ex haustive stork of chemicals together with our Assorted Variety of toilet article and druggial' sundries enable us to offer to the public ptlCM that ran be favorably compared with those of any drug establishment in the country ,J 2 Notice ot Sale! Pnrsnsnl to a ludgment rendered at the February term of the Cravea county Superior court in a suit for the foreclos ure of s mortgage, wherein Mark DIo way la plalnlln and Frederick Douglas Is oefendent, I will on lb first day of August, 18V, at the court houae door In New Heme at 1) o'clock m.. sell at oublla auctioa to tfte highest biddar for cash lb following described Und, lo:wlt; Oae piece or parcel of land on the south side of Bryan strest la lb city of Maw Uerne, beginning oa Bryaa si reel la the city of N.w Bern, and ran lbnc el IIS feet to I W Wslk.r's llnr, tbenc oalb slong said Wslk.r's 43 feat to I-evy Canaday's llnaj tbeaos wasl 114 fast to Ilryaa street thence north slong said Bryaa street to lb beginning. For fuller drwriutloa see ld book No. W, page K) Craven ennnty rerorda. n. w. nn.MAinmin, t'ommlisloaer. June 25, ln Bradhamt w Reliable Dnif 5tor.
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