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VOL. XVI-NO. 118.
NEW BIUNE, N. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 24, 1898.
ESTAUUSHEll Aim
I M (l'Jlfll'.A.Art(aftrtA.ftflim .'...Mrf
5' """"
STOCK TAKING SEASON
And We Are Ready With
STOCK TAKING PRICES !
- ON ALL SUMMER GOODS.
!
$1.5)
1.10
L 5g AN ELKQANT LA I) IKS TAN l'AT. TIP TIE,
g 11EDUCEU KllOM 2.00 TO -. '
5 ALSO A " BACK KID TIK. SAME
5 PRICE.
S OUKNTIttH-LINE OF 11.25 TIK8, MARKED
5 DOWN TO . , '.
HAVE JUST' UEOEIVKD A KAUE
, 3 , HAKOAIN IN 60 CUNT COLOliKl)
3 LAUNDERED S II I UTS. .
- 1 NICE BTYLES IN GENT'S NECK-
. 5S WEAR.
1 3E3EsLcls:T3ixrxL-1
A 1
' 77WI1EN-OJJE UUYS A CORSET AND IT IjOES NOT
PIT, If IS BECAUSE, TUE 1,'IGIIT MODEL HAS NOT
BEEN SELECTED, I ;1BVA SHORT WOMAN SELECTS
AN EXTRA LONG 'CORSET. MADE FOR A TALL WO
MAN. IT WILL NOT FIT HER; BUT IT WILL FIT THE
TALL WOMAN FOR WHOM IMVAS MADE. .
; OUR LIN E OF CORSETS IS VERY COM LETE AN D
ALMOST ANY FIGURE CAN BE PROPERLY FITTED
FROM OUR COLLEUTIOy.
HEALTH.
Dr W.irner's
rlrnhh
; , This comet I
one of the most
extensively sold
comets in
world.- The
nline - busts
Ihe
Cor
Warner's
33 J
QUIET jnUMU.
AFTER TBB STB&IN.
ppointment of ihe Peace Com-!
missioners the Chief Interest.
atRaleirt.
Orders Given to Dewey and Merrltt
Approved. Cabinet Undisturbed
Now Anxiety to be Mastered
Oat. San Jaan Learns ;
. The Truth at Last.
Admiral Schley nod Captain Uveas
Arc III. Effect of Over Aaxlefy.
Bridgeport, Conn., August 82. Ad
miral Winfleld Scott Schley is slightly
ill at the home of his damrhtcr at West-
plained of illness.
His physician says after a few days, of
absolute quiet Admiral Schley will be
out again. His condition is just this.
For weeks he was floating on a steel
clad vessel in an atmosphere the tem
perature ui wuicu, ue Bays, iu8cu ,iuui . j0,.ge Kun8 A.way. Uefeices ill
luu to wo degrees, no uiu not nave tue
food that men require in hot weather,
This was complicated by the awful
strain of watching and waiting for the
Spanish squadron t come out of the
harbor of Santiago, followed by tho ex
citement of the action of July 8, and of
the reception to the squadron in New
MEDSUfl AND COARSE
ilgin Butter.
in fiankrnplry Appointed. No
Campaign Funds For Repub
licans. Wake County Pop
ulists Will Not Fuse.
I
Jouunal Huheau,
Raleigh, N. C, August 23.
Quite a number of people yesterday
saw a batch of Spanish prisoners, that
were being carried from Fort Mcl'lierson
near Atlanta to Portsmouth, New Hamp
shire. There were eight oflicers and six
Special to Journal.
Washington, August 23. It is under
stood that the President will announce York Saturday.
tho names of the Paris peace commis-1 Hew Tork, August 22. It was Bald to-
sioners before the end of the week, I night at Roosevelt Hospital that Cap-I
The members now decided upon are tain Evans of the battleship Iowa, would I
Secretary Day. Senator Davis and Sena-1 he broairht to that institution earlv to-
tor Frye, and to these the name of Jus- morrow m0rnlng. The Captain i said pnvatw. They were objects of much
lice White can be added is provable. to be sufferine with tvDhoid malaria. cunosuy am. luwirai, mey u.o e
tianinei lanroni I n I pleased with the treatment they have
' I - . .... I :... , 1.. a I
Tl. nJ,i. ,. ..nnrnven of thn enri- -a ........... rucc.veu ..u... u..ii:..uu, i-l.mu,
u rr , , ,l,,lil,t,l ,;il, II, n P.MinH v
,l-.iir,. tn Ai m ml IVwev ftnd I IvOBU"", ttUBUOV mo uuiiu i.ui,s ... j.
n . ui i... J correspondent of the Daily Mail says: The handsome Onpitnl Club building
..j aii;ti.,l inwarHsliseverai americnn wiirsning win roiuru nciu . """J
UUIU Udlllin tsa - hvbw I ... . ,,
Anninaldn and the insurgents. - here and dock when ureal ur.ta.n snail
t . .
(Jnnprl Merritt renorts that the condi- "ave recognieu uiu pcaun uuiwucu im-
Hnn nf affairs at Manila is very favora- two countries.
bio. Tho United States troops are in full Uencrais worriH anu Aguinaiuo imvc
command of the situation. agreed mat mo laiier sua. i govern om-
side of Manila tor tne present, jno insur
ing Hums to Cut.
Fox River aiii! Fauev
Fresh Rousted ColTee.
Finest Green, Bluck and Blumlcd 'J'ea.
Van Ilouten's Coooa and Baker's Chocolate
Pure Spies, all kinds.
lloitiz's l'aketl Beans.
LUiIij'b Chip B t f in -a!
Potled Hum ami Toiijm:.
Columbia Luvur oa.oiuii
Pure Olive Oil. The
GROOERY LINK.
II,':
iiiie-t on the niurket.
' eau.
Sui'iines in oil; oi: can.
Sent of F.vorvtliinj; in tin
4 bas
il
WIioIeMnIc
'lhoii !I.
71 itio:id S(.
All la Serene.
Although the rumor mongers still in
sist that the substitution of Ambassador
Day for Secretary Day is not the only
Cabinet change impending, and that Sec
ret iry Alger is to retire at an early day
because of friction between himself and
tho President concerning the conduct of
the war, it can be stated as coming
directly, from the two men that there
has been no friction' between them, and
im eli-gnnt figure
and will lilting
dross to any lady,
Price by mail,
' 91.25. ,
Med! li m
form A very
(Kipulsr corset,
..made of heavy
i jean. , , with
ulve; ihreo honed
tine
Warner's A. A; A.
A short coral, long wnict, adopted to
ladies of medium height and form, es
pecially young Indies,, It Is light in
weight nnil gives a very trim and giace
ful liguip. l'rica -
$i.oo.
strips ot
snttet-n.
I'rice.
$1.00
r i i; in i v
I Anan lln nrntna
with the demand.
leaving tue uioinei.
- Waul to Htay
Secretary Alger and Adjutant General
Corbin are rinding tho task of naming the
regiments of volunteers that shall be
mustered nut of service first, it having
been decided to reduce the army to the
extent of about 100,000 men, without
wniting for tho formal treaty ot peaco to
be negotiated, much more difficult ,than j f
gents will be allowed inside of the city
with arms.
A. British surveying party met with a
hostile reception Saturday between Deep
Bay and Tai-Moshau, near Manila. A
thousand natives beating gongs and shout
ing "foreign devils" closed tiio gates
against them. Two Maxim guns and sev
enty blue iackcts were ordered out and.
the natives were given ten minutes to
They promptly complied
TBB MARKETS.
Am Tobacco
a n.tcii ..
T.C.I
.WAKNIR
333
they expected it to be, owing to the in
fluence wielded by the friends of the
different regiments that wish to remain
in the service, as well as of those who
wish to lie mustered out. It was supposed
that with the lighting all over, the men
in all the regiments would be clamoring
to be mustered out, but it seems that a
greatjnuijorlty of thorn have gone on ex-1 Whxat Open. High.
Warner's 222. ' r
Extremely long waist, mado with C
hook clasps. For tall ladies wilh very
long waists and slender figures. '
Price ' . , U
$i.oo.
actiy the opposite tack.
Jamaica Like Vs.
It is said that at Kingston, Jamaica, a
lebiscite la being prepaicd to send to
the British Parliament requesting that
permission be granted to annex tho island
ot Jamaica to the United States.
Warner's 444.
Extra Inng waist, medium form, for
ladies wilh long waista and average-hip
and bust measurements. Made of uipc
rlor French snltwn. of elegant desigu
and work man; hi p. silk emlxl, Price
$1.25.
Warner's .E. K. E.
Adjustable hip, a combination of the
lni cornet with an elaslio lacing. An un
usunlly strong corset, adapted for ladies
with large his,
Price
? In addition to the abovo, wo ny the R. & O. CORSETS
in 7.r) and ILOO grades.
VIGILANT CORcJET at Mo. Tho loading Fifty Ctpt
Corsot of America.
, FLOWER Gillie a usual Fiftv Cent Grade, of heavy jeanT
printed in dainty Dresden designs, while they lust, our prioe 35o.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY. FILLED. AVERAGE POSTAGE
UPON CORSETS BY MAIL 15 CENTS EACH.
H. B. . DUFFY.
! HIGH GRADE GROCERIES
'P
1
AIID LOW PRICES!
Will tell this is why we keep busy.
Wo are offering bargains now, to
make ro'om tor Fall stock which
will soon bo coming in. Call and
sco us bctoro placing your orders.
'Ti3 no troublo to show goods, but
a pleasure. -i
'rc"li Flour, Butter, Cheese, Coffee, Hams
:: .: 1 Urea!:!" r.t I2acon Arriving Daily..
, Low. Close
13!)J Ml
'Vesterdny's market quotations furnish'
ed by W. A. Porterflcld & Co. Commission
Brokers.
NiiW YoltK, August 23,
8TOCK8.
Open. High,
, 140i 141
. 13IH .140J
. 118 118
. 131 m
COTTON,
Open, High, uow. Close
January 6.01 5.B8 .i.C3 5.0(1
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Low, Close
01 02
13t
1174
132:,'
13!)
117)
132,
December. ...
Cobn
December....
61)
80),
02
301 39 301
ON TBB DIAMOND.
They Kaow All Haw.
Poncs, Pouto liiuo, Aug. 22. Senor
Itamoo Lopez, editor of the La Corru-
spondencia de Puerto Hico, the principal
journal of the Hand, published at Ban
Juan, has arrived at Ponce, He says San
Juan has been cut oft from the world
since the war began and he could print
only Official bulletlons issued by the goy
eminent regarding the progress of the
war.
It was several weeks after the battle
of Manila before the government issued
a buletin admitting defeat Information
of the destruction of Ccvcra's fleet
reached San Juan the day aftor the bat
tle, but the newspapers were not per
nutted to print even a rumor. Ten days
later Captain-General Maclas Issued a
bulletin stating that six American ves
sels, Including two battleships, had been
destroyed. The truth was never pub
lished in Ban Juan, but the facts leaked
out unofficially, The same secrecy was
observed when Santiago surrendered.
Early in the war the residents, of 8an
Juan, who were extremely pro-Spanish,
credited the ofticial announcement of vic
tory, but after Santiago tell they lost
Imps and even the moat ramMot Span'
lards began to admit that Bpain was not
able to light the United States.
Before the Americans landed la Porto
lileo many residents of Ban Juan volun
teered to defend the island. . After the
landing they began to beat stories ot the
strength and efficiency of the American
array and their regiment disbanded.
They bad litllo news of the pr of. rest of
the campaign In Porto Hico. but could
easily tell tln.ltliings were going against
the Hpanlards. ,
When the news of peace came every
one rvjoioed. The Hpanitn rosidonts
em rt-aignrd and say they prefer to Hie
in American territory to hsving a Tofto
llinsu republio. Moat of the Hpanlards
here will seek to become Amnrloan clll-
Sent.
nished. It cost $20,000 anil the equipping
will cost 10,000 more.
In a runaway yesterday. Mr. S. S
Iiatchelor hail his tine buggy horse "Sail
away proiiauiy latniiy injured, no ran
against the shaft of a hack, which stuck
into his breast and broke oil. Il was got
ten cut, but the horse will no doubt die
Sailaway" has a 2.37 record mid a trial
record of 2.24.
Republican Stale Chairman lloltouanil
his secretary W. S. Hymns today opened
up State Republican headquarters at lb
Park Hotel here. This hotel is closed t
guests except as roomers. Ihe chairman
has selected a suit of rooms, lu-o of them
being small dark allairs, do sail their
business) with one window openui); on a
small court,
Tbos P. Devereaux lias been appointed
bankruptcy referee in Ibis the 5lh bank
upley dislriet in place of Major J. 1!.
Hill who declined to aeeopl the appoint
nielli. Il is said thai the fi e of $10 per
case and 1 per cent, will be increased V
$25 and 5 per cent.
The Now York Plate (llass Insurance
Company today applied lo the Hecretai y
of Slate for license to do business in thin
3tate.
On September 3rd the "midille of Die
road" l'opulinls of Wukeeoiiuiy w ill liol.l
a convention hen: at Knleiidi. I'. Hlun
Senator Creeii from this distiiet ho siij-h.
and ndds that they iu not going to have
any thing to do with fusion Populists
that the Republicans have been using
the Populists as a tool and they will gel
no votes in his township.
ihe JSaUonal Id pulilienn ommitt.c
two years ago sent $1.0, 000 hero as a
campaign Fund, this year they will
not send any funds here for the earn
paign.
Mr. Lon Moore of New Heine has been
appointed Bankruptcy referee 'i the
Found at Last !
Where 1 can get my
SHIRTS. COLLARS am! ( BITS
Done Nicely and gel ihaL
licanliful Kii.is.h which I have
liccu l lyini; lo f.'ti I :, lon.
Also Ladies ran net I heir
SI I HIT W.M S'LS done ii:-,hl and
don't foieet lo :enil in your 1 .are
Ciirliiins.
SATISFACTION - I i I A ItA X'l KF.I '.
Steam Laundry
EJ. W. SIMPSON,
E'iiK-riil Iiroctor anil
lumbal mer.
Ollicofitt liroad Street, next lo Stew art's
staliles. ltesidence 108 Hrond Slreel.
iiy' Ilurial robes a specialty.
9
ys
NkW IJHItNi:, N. C
K. DAYIililiKV, Mitiia;
;it,
MriMs!! So4!s!! f4,-!s!!!
Kinesl Sti .litis of ( 'i.lilmsv, Itula I '.a-.:.,
ami Turnip Seed.- for l-nll phuiliie'.
Don'l. lail l..'':i!l and I'm.
,1. V.
IJ7 MlitlH.i; STIiKKT,
NEW I '.HUN K, N. C.
liskay's AlltunioMi.iMl 'ood,
repl.nj;enie Milk I'owiler,
Malted Milk, Mellin's F...-I.
K-'. il xt I'annick's Solulile
COI.HMKIAN I NSIil "II I'l I Hi
Death to Water l'.ni;s and Una.
Fo. (1
Sure
I'hysici.in's l'r;sci iplions
A Specialty.
They i 1 ike Hot Cal e
of ball In the National league played
today was between Cleveland and Pitts-
bum. score 6 to 8 in favor of tho foi
mer.
Where They Play Teday.
Boston at Chicago.
Baltimore at Cincinnati.
Now Yoik at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Louisville.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg -Washington
at St. Louis.
Haw Ihe Vlaba Mlaart.
wins rum rrrrcBiTT.
Keaalli af lhe:HaUoaallLeaane Bane-
Ball tlaatea Played Veater'day
Special to Journal.
Cleveland August 23.-1 ho only game CrttVcn coun(y tlhltk.
Tho Weekly Crop Bulletin, for week
ending Monday, August 22, 1808 is as fol
lows: The continuation of cloudy, rainy
weather, which prevailed during the
week ending Monday, August 22d, is
proving extremely unfavorable uow f.
all crops, llains occurred again nearly
every day, were excessive iu the west
and locally so at many eastern points,
and aveiHge over an inch above the
normal for the week. Very heavy rains
occurred, particularly on the 10th, when
Marion reported 3.71 inches, Auburu
2.f8, Monroe S.M, Punlego 3.33. The
largest total for tho week was fi.34 inches
at Charlotte. Lowlands, especially lo
the west, have bit-n submerged and croM
injured. The toniperaluro was slightly
above the normal every day and there
were no extremes. The amount of, sun
shine was tcry deficient. In a few
counties, however, among them Pamli
co, Beaufort, Paipiotaak, Anson ami
lloutgoiueiy, the vonditions were more
favorable.
Cotton Is deteriorating. Shedding and
nuijarc incrrosing; in many place even
half grown bulla are dropping, while
owing to tho largo weed, excesnive
moisture and almenco of sunshine, lower
bolls are rolling. The prosects are now
not as good as they were ten day ago,
Cotton is opening rapidly in tho south
and a llltW ha been picked. There Is
I fit timo for Improvement In the crop
umlcY proper oondilion. Corn 1 still
very fine, but the weather Is too wet for
this crop also, A gixxl deal of Corn has
been in water on low lands, and I turn
Ing yellow, 1 no week was quite unfa
vol able for saving fodder, much nf which
has been spoiled. Lulling and curing
tobacoo has fairly begun In northern and
northwestern enmities. Poor cure are
reported from Person county. Wet
weather U pruvcutlug proper llieiiing
and In some instances Is causing second
growth.
Hiough liNiklng thrifty, Il I thought
that field poos, ieanuts and sweet pota
toe are making too much vine. Onus
Deering lowers
& Hay Rakes.
WILLENBRINK'S
Restaurant anil Dining; Barms,
120 MIDDl.li ST.,
NliW liliUNli, N.C.
'l'llHNIi No. 115.
Wo have on Hand One Morse
Two Horse Mower.-, Hay 1!
Come and See I
J. C. Whitty
Mowetf-j
.ike:-.
I:ver HiIiik KH
Aitil I'ir.l I'Iiinn.
fll.AI.H Vl.-,e.
IJeclrle I'ltu.
Nieelnl KnleN
Uy Ihe Week.
Agents for Chattanooga ('billed
1'lmvH, 1 'line Mills and Kvap;
oratnrs.
, W. L. P. CI.
Boston,; 09 3U .657
Cincinnati, 68 40 .630
Baltimore 63 88 .621
Cleveland ;... 62 43 .505
Now York 60 41 .877
Chicago 40 .543
Pittsburg 54 53 .501
Philadelphia, 40 53 .485
Brooklyn,. 88 63 ,870
Washington 80 04 .371
Louisville, 80 07 .308
St. Louis, 80 78 .378
oiT"sr...
License Taxes!
Ot'l'Il P (IK
CliY Tax Coi.i laToii.
T !
Hartlutu la I. roally sa lb
i riela af 1 weaif Tv (Marten.
Hpecial lo Journal.
N.-W Veeit, Aiiml g:i In th PutiHty
race, 'oi unt y rnume, ran at Hhepliftd K. P. Hwl's Oxford at t.60,
.. . ' A . n ,i -1 , - f . r .i. i
All MTsotis liable (cr t'iiy l.ii enso 'l ax
are hereby iiotilicd that tho same is due
and payable at this olllee,
MONTHLY, IN ADVANi'K.
Those who fail or refuse to pay the
collector the first time bo rails will not
bo vimlcd the second time, and tho li
cense duo will bo ci 1 cried us the 1 in
direct. 1 am done wearing out receipts.
HUGH J. LOVICK,
City Tux Collector.
rtlrielly Kirat-Claw lupiipmeut on nil
Through or Load Trains; Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains;
Punt mid Safe Schedule.
Travel bv the Southern and you arenn-
Hiired a Hare, Comfurlnhlu and KxkxI1.
tious Journey.
1
mi
ruViTIil
Absolutely Pur
lUy, to
two 1. r
MitrtiniliN, lA'Wifl Up, won
endy, llitfh IV-ree,
Or LOO AX INTEREST,
Bee for It. a. G. Conels, will sell
nowlat 0o lo 11.00 and all other
good in the Rummer lie at a big redtic
tlon. Hepectrully, J. J. BAXTER.
Th oollocllon of rent and accounts I tnd weed have lni mw.il In orn very
1. 1 n tf.MMf.il and ni.rtnn.1 kt tn.ll l,,n I ..:.llu lr..LI. I... I
n , ..t ..i... I V t.i ia?L ... ' Hut knows high gra.le wwk and
, , J , ' ' 1"" w" F'"-'B ;rlitio tailoring when ho sep It, is the
lirosn street. I DrnlrrrMln slowlv and some winter flata . mm lik l.i mubn r .-1...
I UIU hsvs on hand 83 pairs of ll.o.e-1 . Fruit. cnrolsllv rrniH. ! for. We know wh.t he wants when he
xmllnix In d.wv and f.ll. Mora ll.uo eomre in u., iHva.iw onr name w
mm
A Han That Can't be Fonlcd,
orth
Also other Oxford will lie sold
In IJ W).
Snd, Bow at Cost. A good lln on IismL
htill Rl.en I of r. Clsy, time
t M.I I In tha .i llin;
I J J. IIAXTEIt
Clothing at Cost.-1 will offer my en
tho !!. of Cloililhn si Ci)t, Ih-bIii.
nli V, ..i. hy, J-.ly II. J J. HAXTKlt
More
Ihe usual amount of fmll will beoanrust
OAHTOXIIA.
BanU y l! .4 lw ! :m Siif'l
mt
synnn
.onions with lilnh rlsss woikmnnlifp, fit
(IiiIkIi anil 'pilite tyl, ami w giv
It to him every time. Our light Hummer
ralirle art the moat swell ami exelum ve,
r.'JI. ( Kuhvl1(
Mld.lle street, NKW MiltNE, N. C
outhern
Ra ilway.
The Standard Railway ol ibe SOUTH
The Dlri-ct Line to all Points.
TKXAN,
(ALirOUMl,
rLOKII)A,
V IT II I AM
roitTo nn o.
a,
, N. C.
Apply lo Ticket Agents for Time Te
lle. Kate i.nd Oi'tiersl Information, or
.ldre K. R. DARBY.
It 1 r.KNOM, C. P. T.
T. I'. A., Axhevilh
Chailolle, N. C.
FmanK S. (Ianhok, J. M. Cl'I.P,
8.1 V P & (lon Man. Trot Man,
W. A. Teak, GP A..
WAHIUNUTON, - II. (5.
Figs For
Preserving !
Person desiring FIOH Poll
ritKHKRVINtl ran be supplied
by Iravln their orders with Mo
Daniel ft (la-klll,7J liroad Hi reel,
at ;o ( ENt Per Haler H.ek
t II s pi Fall. First come,
flint served, with Die 6 not Fig
grown In this eeil,m.
J. I.. Mr I) ami: I..
a.