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VOL, XVI-NO. 143.
NEW BEUNP, -H. C, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1398.
ESTABLISHED IWi
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v, Tlmt is always nceeptnblu to ihe dolioie stomach" as an appetizer
and to tho robust as a snllofylni? and tempting menl, is our Choice
Slmlcr Hums and Itrc akfa.st Bacon.
We have a superior quality of United Provisions in COD FISH,
tlml is unsurprised for excellence.
- We liave JUST RECt.lVKD a Supply 'of BONELESS CORNED
HKEF, which Is Very Fine Indeed, mid Just Corned. -
Alfi an entirely new assortment of FANCY CAKES, FI1E3U AND
SALT. WAFEKS and tho Celebrated Favorite" MILK CRACKERS,
being a new Oruckcr just out from tho ftaltiinoro Branch of the Nntion
nl liusoiiit Co. lA '
. FINE BUTTER and NEW CREAM CHEESE Always at our store
TO SHOW OOR SHIPS.
III MERCHANDISE !
Orrcaa and lewa Will Mlaa at Aoaia.
aaavrleaa Parte.
Wabiuxotoh, Sept. 20. South Amer
ican ports which hate not been visited
recently by American warships, and
especially by the muet formidable ves
sels of the new navy, are to be afforded
an opportunity of teeing at least two of
the ships that did to much to defeat
Cervera's cquadron and crush Spain's
power In Cuba waters. Now that a
favorable chance It offered In the de
parture of the battle ship Oregon and
Iowa, the colliers and the distilling and
refrigerating ships, under Captain
Barker, for Manila, by way of Honolulu,
the Navy Department has decided that a
wholesome lesson may be taught Spanish
sympathizers In South American repub
lics by the visits of these ships to several
of the chlof seaports.
In accordance with Instructions Issued
by Secretary Long before his departure
for the North, Captain Barker is ordered
to take his ships Into nearly all the lead
ing ports while making the long trip to
the West. Unless, therefore, the plans
should be changed, or the orders coun
termanded at the first Stopping place en-
route, the squadron will make port at
Bahia, Para aud Rio, if the yellow fever
does not prevail to an alarming extent,
and possibly at Montevideo. It is the
purpose of the department especially that
the Chilians and Argentinians shall see
some of the groat lighters that so easily
drove Cevera's vessels to destruction and
the power and strength of the two most
formidable vessels of the American service.
JQt&jb oto
. THERE'S A REASON
For our increased business, reason quite sim
pie when you stop to think oi it.
. Always somo sina or niercnanaise at a
prico lower than elsewhere. Many have dis
covered this. . V
We can no mores trongly emphasize this,
than in saying, as a lot of merchandise comes
to us at prie lower than the market, so do we
in turn, pass this merchandise to our trade.
Price to tho customer just in proportion as it
was secured by us. Store now taking on An
tumn appearance. New stufi daily.
Mack KklrlH.
A line of ln'm niul figured Bril
liantine Skirts, plain uml the new
flounce effects, Ixiter made than
usual, prices" $'i,00 to $1.75. ' '
A eMciitlvultm in lihick brownie
eilk Blurt, price $5.90. :
Plaid rtKM ftouris.
A full line ofbright plaids, in
rich coloring, jtibt the thing for
waists nn J lnisse dresses, 28 inches,
1-3 1-2C. , ,
Printed FlanncIctiYN.
, Tim lines of thews, every piece
new ami two of tho kinds, ulightly
under the tisiml price, 7c, 10c uml
12 l-2c.
Made filled.
SheeU nil ready for use, torn by
lumd mid ironed, nt tho siuno price
or less titan tho material by the, yd.
I leached, 0x4, beat, 57 l-2c
" 10x4, 45c nnd 02 l-2c.
" Single bed size, (G3x90)
:)Hc. ; '
Brown, 9x4. 40c
" 10x4, 45c. .
" extra ltcavy, (78x!K) 50c.
Pillow C-anci.
Siwu 45x30, 10c, 12 l-2c and 15c,
; Hemstitched, 15x30, 15c.
' 54x30, 17c.
Evacuating- Porta Itieo.
Ban Jcak, Pokto Kico, Sept. 2D. The
evacuation has begun in earnost. To
day 400 Spanish soldiers and officers em
barked on the steamer. San Francisco
bound for Spain.. The deluchmeut
marched quietly to the wharf, entered
barges and was towed to the ship. A
curious crowd was attracted, but there
was no demonstration.
Twelve hundred more Spaniards will
sail tomorrow and two large transports
are expected September 20, which will
cary still otliers-
Ih S"Ims; In Havana.
Havana, September 20. The A inert
can flag was raised this morning on the
Salon Trotclia the first that has floated
in Havana since General Lee left the
consulate.
Bigual Quartermaster Richardson was
sent from the cruiser Resolute with the
flag, accompanied tiy two marines. There
was no ceremony other than raising
tho hats of tho witnesses as the
stars and stripes were hoisted by Rich
srdson.
The Salon Trotclia la the headquarters
of the American commission.
HIGH GRADE GROCERIES
. . . AND LOW PRICES I
Will tell thi3 is why we keep busy.
We are offering bargains now, to
make room tor Fall stock which
. will soon be coming: in. Call and
sco us bcioro placing your orders.
Tia no troublo to show goods, but .
a pleasure.
The iDvmtlstallon.
Washington, September 20 After
many delays President McKinley is able
to announce that his commission to In
vcsllgale the conduct of the war will be
ready to assomblo for business next Sat'
nrday. This statement was given out at
the While House today, together will
the assertion that the President has
found three ellglblos who are willing to
serve on the commission. After scouring
the country for men who might give
weight and dignity to tho Investigation
In which tho whole world Is so deeply
Interested, It Is announced that Oeneral
Anson Q. McCook, of tho "Fighting Mc
Cook family," of New York; ex-Repro-
senlatlve Win. P. Whiting, of Hassachn
setts, and General Wm. II. Jackson
owner of the Belle Meado Slock Farm
of Tennessee, have consented to becomo
members of the commission.
As constituted, the membership of the
commission Is but tlx certain. The
other three names announced semi ofli
cially today will give the President
commission of nine inemliers,. so that
Mr. McKlnley's Idea of dividing the in
vestlgntlun Into throe branches and si
lowing the t ub-comraltloes to go lo work
without delay can bo can led out. The
commissioners are invited to assemble
In Washington next Saturday, when the
Presldeut will outline them the scope of
the investigation.
TTM MARKETS.
Yesterday's market quotations furnish'
ed by W. A. Portcrfleld Co. Coniminsloo
Brokers.
New Yobi, September 11
STOCKS.
, Open, nigh. Low. Close
Sugar ,
Am Tobacco
UM. 4 0, ..
81. P ,
G. E....
New O.K....
119,
114,
100,
47
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Met. St, Ity 1M
I). C.
70
128
10A,
116
100
4i
82,
1M
75
110,
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114,
100
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
eaojSalu of Arms aid immuoi-
lion Mmi
erala, who, he said, could have averted
war by accepting tho proffered good
offices of the United Slates minister,
General Stewart L. Woodford, by treat
ing with the insurgents on the basis of
Cubau independence or by selling Culm.
"Sennr Bagasta," the Duke of Teutan
said, "is ie8ponstble for all of our disas
ters and muet be ejected from power."
One Thousand Men on Furloughs. A
Touek of Negro Rule. Telegrams
of Sympathy. Shipment of
Cattle. Telephone Com
pany. Special Conrt
. Term.
Journal Bureau. ).
Raleigh, N. C, September 21. (
Over 1000 men of the Second Regi
ment left yesterdsyon their furloughs.
This of course leaves but few lieie. Ev
erything Is quiet and the chances that
there will be any troublo are about over.
This morning at the church of the
Good Shepherd, Mr. William S. West,
and Miss Susie Tillinghast were married.
They left for a. trip to Canada. Both
are popular young society people here.
There were quitoa number of attend
ants.
The Charles Vautrhn Comedy Company
are playing a week engagement here at
the Academy of Music.
The sale of pistols and ammunition to
both white and colored coutinued yes
lerday. One leading hardware man said
he at first refused to sell lo negroes, but
he found others were selling them so he
did likewise. He said he had sold more
in 2 days than he had in a dozen years.
The Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
met last night for election of officers.
Mr. R. B, Raney retired as president.and
Mr. N. N.Jones was elected to the place.
Mr. Raney upon retiring made a splen
did address.
We have somewhat of an idea of negro
rule here in Raleigh a negro deputy
was out yesterday serving subpoenas on
white men.
Upon inquiry it is found that cattle
can be shipped across the line from any
part of the State, f ro..i November 15lh
to January 15th.
The Ladies Memorial Association and
the Raleigh Chapter Daughters of the
Confederacy on yesterday sent telegrams
of sympathy to Mrs. Jefferson Davis for
the death of her daughter, Miss Winnie
Davis.
Tho regular meeting of the executive
committee Of the penitentiary hoard met
hero today.
Senator Butler says that free silver is
to bo the Issue. That tho Democratic
color line movement is disgusting more
people than It Is attracting. Ho says
that he knows positively that the legisla
ture will be anti-Democratic
.Tho applicants for license Itcfore the
Supreme Court will lie examined in the
Senate chamber. Each applicant will
have a desk and tho examinations will
be written. This Is an entirely new mode
of proceeding.
The tobacco sales here aro Increasing
over what they were last year.
The Inter-Stale Telephone Company
hat 400 subscribers hero in Raleigh
They are putting in a fino equipment
here. The polos being put up nie the
largest In the Slate.
Governor Rutsell orders a srcclal
term of Mecklenburg Criminal court.
. GnrlA fn llonoied.
Santiago dk Cuia, Sept. 20 Gen
eral Lawlon intends to receive General
Garcia tomorrow as an honored guest.
Garcia Is now holding no official nosilion
in the Cuban army, and will he treated
by the Amoiican commander as a dis
tinguished private citizen and former
soldier. .
General Wood will go ouuido the
limits of the town lo welcomo the Cuban
leader. A guard of honor will meet
him aud escort him through the town to
the palace, wlicro he will be received by
General Lawton. A levee will lie held
at which the American officials will be
presented to General Garcia.
The Cubans in town are greatly elated
contrasting Lawton's action witli that of
Shatter.
Faneral f Wlaal llavl.
NAnnAOANSKTT 11 nn, R. I., Septem
her 20 It hat boon decided that the body
of Mist Winnie Davis, aftor a brief ser
vice here, will be forwarded to Rich
mond, Va., on the train leaving here at
10:30 o'clock Thursday morning. The
journey should bo completed at 8.40 a n
Friday.
The body will reach Washington at
0:45 p m and leave that place for Rich
mond at 4:80 a in Friday.
The funeral of Miss Davis will take
placo at 3:30 o'clock Friday afternoon
Tho remains, which will reach the city
on the morning of that day, will be taken
directly to St. Paul's chuich, wheie they
will lie In tlate nntll the hour for the
funeral.
to u a ci.t tan nY
Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablet1
All druggists refund the money If It full
to cure. 25o, The genuine hat L. B. Q.
on each tablet.
pr mmrm rrinrrarrrrinririnr tq
We Are 3
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Adfllllon lo l wi j'n Fleet.
Wasuinoton, September 19. The ad
vance guard of the naval expedition to
Honolulu, which will eventually go lo
Manila, started yesterday, whon the
Abarenda sailed from Fortress Monroe
via Brazil. Tho Abarenda is a collier,
one of four which are to keep tho bid
battle ships Oregon and Iowa supplied
with coal on their long voyage around
South America. The plan is to have
two of the colliers precede the battle
ships aud two to go along with them.
In addition to these escorting crafts,
Acting Secretary Allen today ordered
that the Celtic and the Iris be added to
the expedition. The Celtic is a refriger
ator and supply ship and the Iris is t
distilling ship. Their capacity is enorm
ous, and Mr. Allen said that such a per
fectly equipped naval expedition lias
never boforo sailed under any flag. Willi
their large roservo supply of coal, with
an abundance of refrigerated fresh meal
and vegetables, with appliances ami
plant for making machinery and, finally,
with an abundance of fresh water, tli
iiuiiilrou will no ante to keep tho seas
for au indefinite period of time.
aa,avatitLiaaaaaatanaat tttLiSls tfM a a aa'
S JUST RECEIVED, a Fresh Lot I
3 A
POWDER
Abtolutcly Puro
AtJhLBoo St()re
I Teachers, Attnnfon !
Ymi nro likely to need a
"Whili-'s Elements if Pedagogy
iM'fuic you nro grunted a first
giado coi tides U
A new lot of fclio.il ho i!, just
rfccived.
G.-H.'Ennett
Vacation 1m Over
And the man of business returns
to hit desk. Fall It upon ut now, and
we are are ready with choice line of
handsome Fabrics, In the newest weaves
and latest thadtt and mix lurot, for your
selection. If we make your Fall Suit
Fi
sh Flour, ruttcr, Chccso, Colfeo, Hams
"(I Jircahlact Uacon Arriving Daily.
COTTON.
Open. Ulph. Low.
January 6.87 5.40 .1 S7
! C11ICAOO MARKETS,
g What Open. High, Low.
December.... W "fti 63,
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DcwmlxT 2!i 2ii St) 2C
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for Iuf..!it tvl aaidren.
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Re WleBM far rvra.
Madrid, September 20 The workmen
of Bilbao, where the crultert which
longed to Admiral Cervera t fleet were
built, have decided to go to Santander
order to make a demonstration against know that It will be the best fitting
the defeated Spanish Admiral on hit mil, and tlit moil elegant In ttyle, for
49J 1 return lo Spain. The government hat the man of cultivated taste In drest.
taken measures to prevent the . p flf. 'lllwlfk,
being carried out, and the ministry has
!5 'forbidden demonstration, w.lcomlng ! "Mdto.iiw.t, KEW BERNE. N.
Cervera borne. I 1
jlM Captain General Dlanco cables from
. i Havana that he It not In accord with the
Cuban colonial ministry, to which the
. ... i
government here replied that while'
Spanish sovereignly exists In Cub be'
must apply. autonomy, and, therefore, bo '
ennot turn out the colonial government '
now In office and appoint a now one. I.
The Duke of Teluan, who was minis-j
ter for foreign t ITalrt In the cabinet of!
lha till Prmlar Cuiovu del Castillo, la
quoted at saying in an Interview: Ice Cream, 30c Quart.
"Rciuir Canovxt, If he had lived,
would never have teoeplrd war wlln the)
I'nltrd Plates. Canova and myself i
.. 1 . .L.. I I 1 I I '
, IWt firjl Hie pbtcn.
.i-.ni'iiiei-'-...-! the m.. .I-fJorlry KUk
Close
3, 1
Sweets of Life
We bavo just received a Fresh
Lot of WHITMAN'S FINK
PIIILADRLI'IHA MADK
CAN OIKS, which we sell at
40o per pound., pot up In hand
some boxes. This candy It
Ooarantmd to be Fresh.
DrllvnnHt to any part of the city,
I'AOKF.D IN ICE.
Cnmrr 1'i.llm k end Middle; SlrreU.
By-every Udnht Nice fresh Seasonable
Groceries,
And we respectfully invite the public to call and ex
amine our Slock.
No trouble to show goods.
Triers as Low as is cnsiilciit with High Quality.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded.
Goods Delivered to AnyWhcre in the City Free.
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'Phono 91.
Wholesale
V ltelail
Oroseri,
71 Hroji'l St.
1'OHTSMOUTII CORNED MULLETS,
OAT FLAKES, FULL CliKAM ClIKKSE,
SMALL UBEAKFAST STRII'S,
TIG HAMS AND l'IO-NIC HAMS, &:
Fiivoritu CiackcrB, 1 lb pucknges, 10o.
Fancy Soda Crackers, 10-i lb.
Very Best Blond Roasted Coffee, 2rf.
Very Best Patent Flour, lie lb.
(looil White Family Flour 2Jc a lb.
(ive ua u trial ami be convinced that we will sell you
more gooila for your money than any house in the city.
You I B for biiBinesR,
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N. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER, ?
'Phono 69. 77 Broad Street. S
I. J. Wolfenden's Real EstateAgency,
New Berne, N. C, Office Over Citizens Bank.
Timber Linda, Farm Lands, City Ijnts, Cily Iliiunes and Luis.
Choice Luik1h for growing Bright Tolwco.
liiinds well suited for Truck Funning.
Landa for (irasses, Grain, Cotton, Frnila, Small FruilH, Fir.
Fine Latidn for Natural Pawtnrago, Grasses Liixtiriaiit and Guild.
Good Transportation, Cheati Traii8Mr(atinii, Rail, AValer, or Both.
. . MISS . .
NAXMi; STKliKT
Will open her KINDKlKlAlt
TEM 8CHOOL at lier residence
105 Pollock Street,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, IStiS.
One of Ihe Finest Display of
Fall Linen
and Neckwear
Ever displayed In this city hat jutt ar
rived at our store.
Our line of Neckwear Is complete and
perfectly new, having arrived yesterday,
Ihe stylet are new and the colon are Ihe
new Fall Blitdcs.
Don't fall to tee our line before buying
elsewhere. We will promise to please
you with our tlock.
J. G. Dunn & Co.,
POLLOCK STREET.
Ileoiys I
llll lilt
127 MIDDLE STREET.
NEW ItEUNE, N. C.
EAay'sCAIbumonlced Food,
Peptongenlc Milk Powder,
Malted Milk; Mcllin's Komi.
Reed & Carnrlck's Solubln
Food
They Qo Uk Hot Caktf.
I
Deering Mowers
& Hay Rakes.
We have on UamlfHie Horary Mower.,
Two Horse Mower., Hay Itakw.
Come and Sue Us.
J. C. Whitty g.
Ap-oU for Cliatlannnga Chillnd
llowt, Cane klilla and Krap)
or. il lira
COLUMBIAN INSEirriTUDK -'.Pure
Dcntlito4Watcr.Itug and ltoiudutj
Phyilclan's Preici Iptionf
.. ....A Specialty
I. K. CDTUB .
H1RDVARE COMPANY. '
DKALE1W
IN . , , 4
Hardwart, 5ah, Doort & Blind,
Lime, Cement & Platted
The moat Complete Line of Pal nit,
Oils and Varnish ever In the city.
FAKMKIIA Remember we have a
large line of PLOWS, and Agricultural
Implements, Tobacco Thermometers and
Twine. Also the Walter A Wood Mow
ag and Reaping II echlnee.
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