NEW BERNE, N. C. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1893.
VOL. XVI--NO 158.
ESTABLISHED 1833
Oiir TIED.
Wi'.l Stand lite Closest Inspection.
.lAJISFit to Grace any Man's
TaMe lit 1 Oc pound.
I SiigHr Cund Shoulders, 7 and 80
pound. .
eiuet Wlill- Full Cream Cheese.
I iSverytlilnK necessary for the Inner
iimn of Choicest Quality and
Lowest Pi l:es.
0 r line of Zelgier'a kiiocs is
in r.nw complete and an inspeo
. tion w ill please you. .
Wore buying nolioe our 75c Kids
in Ulaok and CoIorB.
A Beautiful Black Wool Moieau, 60 CENTS Per Yard. .
lleinvmber Our 5 per cent. Discount on
ISv'ry Cash Sale in. our Dry Goods
ami Mhoe Departments.
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Atjnlaalda'a Aarrat Is Olveei Bl-
retla In Wmkliim.
Washinotoh, October 8 Benor Agon-
cillo, the agent of Aguinaldo the leader
of the Philippine insurgents, who styles
himself President of the Philippine lie
public, Is not very well satisfied with his
xperience in Washington, notwith-
tanding his asserting that hejs. lie and
his private Secretary have been treated
courteously by every member of tbe ad
ministration with whom they have cooio
In contact, but it has been the same cour
tesy that is extended to all private citi
zens of foreign countries who visit the
officials at tbe National Capital, and not
that which is given to official representa-
res of foreign governments. They
ave had a private conversation with the
President, and Assistant Secretary of
State, and with Secretary ilay, but no
recognition or promise has been given
them. .
benor Agoncillo still says that he is
goiug to Paris to try to get some sort of
recognition from the Peace Ooniuiitsion,
but that recognition having been denied
Uim at Washington there is no probabili
ty of his getting it at Paris. While theie
is more or leas sympathy with the Philip
pine insurgents, tbe general opinion is
that Air. ilcKinlej's treatment of their
representative is the wisest that could
have been adopted under existing cir-
umslances. Recognition of tbe inaur
gents at this time would unnecessarily
complicate matters that are already diffi
cult enough to straighten out, -
luvetligatiuu r lb. Mar.
Wabuinoton, October 7. Three Wit
nesses were before the war investigating
commission today. General Uretne, who
participated in the battle at Manila;
Colonel Lee, chief quartermaster at Camp
Thomas, and Major liersey, who was fur
time la command of the Roosevelt
Rough Kidois, each gave testimony
covering his experience, and while each
oue admitted the possibility of individual
cases of suffering and discomfort, all
said that in the majority of cases com
plaints were exaggi rated, if not without
foundation. . ";-,..
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"BEIFELD"
Coats and Cat
We are pleased to announce that we have
assumed the agency lor the lamous "Beifeld"
Coata and Capes.
To possess one of the hih grade garments
cost no more than it does one ot doubtful
make. ' - '
Book ot lithographs and samples of mate
rials now ready for inspection. We want
every lady interested in correctly styled coats
to examine these samples. .
Prices range from $4.50 up.
Our new lines ot cloth and plush capes
regular stock garments tor season of '98 arc
now on sale. ,
H. B. DUFFY.
I HIGH GRADE GROCERIES
... AND LOW PRICES !
i -
I Will tell this iswhy wo keep busy.
? We are offering bargains now, to
I make room tor Fall stock which
will soon be coming in. Call and
see us belore placing your orders.
"lis no trouble to show goods, but
a pleasure.
Fresh Flour, Butter, Clicesc, Colfco, Hams
and Breakfast Bacon Arriving Daily.
NOT ENCOURAGED.
F?.ilSED EJSffil
larioa Butler aid Cj Tkup
Give Him PraistS.
TO ttSK (OLU IN OUE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if ilfutU
to cure. 35c. The genulue has L. 11. Q.
on each tablet
Declines Man.
New Tokk, October 7.Jchn Jacob
Astorbas declined to pose as the Repub
lican nominee (or Congress In tbe Thir
teenth district. II r. Astor wrote to
Chairman Quigg, of the Republican
county committee, today, saying that his
plans were such that he would not be
able to attend to the duties of tho office
In cate he should be flitted
Want a Winter Camp. New Enter
prise. Eilra Hoars Tor Bar
rooms During Fair Week.
House Warming.
Journal Bdrbau, i
Raleigh, N. C, October 8. f ,
Only 425 persons by actual count were
in tbe Academy of Music yesterday to
hear Senator Butler and Chairman
Thompson speak. Of this number
150 were negroes, 25 were Democrats, 85
were straight Republicans and 215 Pop
ulists. Governor Russell received praises
for his administration.
Governor Russell with a party will
leave here tomorrow or Monday and go
to pay a visit to the 1st Regiment In
acksonville before they go to Cuba.
An effort is being made to secure a
winter camp here. The regular army
poBt to be established here, or rather
which was expected to be established
here seems to be a thing in the distance.
Senator Pritch ird recommends to the
war department, Raleigh as a tnitable
place tor this winter camp. .
The ' Wlllard Hosiery Company of
Whltevlllo will be moved hero to be
operated in a few weeks. Thus another
industry is to be opened np here.
Ex-Judge Spier Whitaker goes to
Porto Rico with his regiment the Oib
regiment of immuuej. .
Tbe Board of Aldermen decides that
the bar rooms must 'close at midnight
during Fair-week. The regular hour for
closing is 11 o'clock, but one extra hour
is granted for that week.
Senator Butler in his speech yesterdsy
declared plainly for fusion. The Re
publicans were delighted with this
fact.'-
The "Confederate Tea" given here
last night for the "Soldiers' Home" was
quite a success.
Negroes In Wilmington and in other
eastern towns are making attempts to
purchase guns. Tbe Odell Manufactur
ing Company of Greensboro had an or
der sent them for quite a number of
Winchester Mines, but upon investiga
tion tney reiusea to nit tne order.
A beautiful cerman was given last
night to Mr. and Mrs. William West who
were- married' a few weeks ago. Tbe
Capital Club "Ilouse W arming" recep
tion and dance on thelStb, is the next
aoclal affair and will be a very brilliant
TO (Hit MltVOUS DYSPEPSIA
To Gain Flesh, to bleep Well, to Enow
What Appetite aai God Big cs
ties Mean, Hake a Test .1 '
Staart's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
Interesting Experience .f am IndliB-
apoUs Gentleman.
No trouble Is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia
People having it think that their nerves
are to blame, are surprised that they are
not cured by oorve medicines and spring
remedies; the real seat of mischief is lost
sight of; the stomach is the origin to be
looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever in tbe stomsch, nor
perhsps any of the usual symloms of
stomach weakness. Nervous dytpepsls
shows Itself not in the stomsch so much
as In nearly every other organ; In some
cases tbe heart palpitates and is inegu
lar, in others, the kidneys are affected
In others the bowels are constipated
with headaches; still others are troubled
with lots of flesh and appetite, with tbe
accumulation of gai, sour rl.ings and
heartburn.
Mr. A. W. Sharper of No. 01 Prospect
St. Indianapolis, Ind., writes as follow.:
"A motive of pore gratitude prompts
me to write these few lines regarding tbe
new and valuable medicine, Stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets. I have been a suf
ferer from nervous dyspepsia for the las
four yearn; have uned varluus patent
medicines and other remedies witliou
any favorabln remit. Tbey sometime
gave temporary relief until the ciTecl
of llie medicine wore off. I attributed
this to my sedentary habits, being
bookkeeper with Utile ph) ileal einrrlitn,
hut I am glad to stale that the la!
have overcome all thc.e ohitaeli f for 1
giiinrd in fleuli, sleep tftler, and
better In every way. Tho almva U wiit
ten nut for oolority, but ll bed on solual
facts."
Hn.jieclful'y your.,
A. Y. Mmr per,
01 I'l" ;-r ' t fit , IllilUmr Ind.
It III mfu l" miy thai Klnnit ! y , , -T.i'
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Baropeaa Mailaaa Mend mm la rr -
Ires ftarlr a. aratlana
Pkkin, Oct 7. After the recent at
tacks on foreigners in the streets of Po- j
kin tbe foreign legations sent a Joint
note of protest to the Chinese foreign
office and decided to obtain guards for
the protection of the subjects of their
respective governments. '
At a conference ot the foreign minis
ters it was ' decided to demand a special
train for the purpose of bringing British,
Russian and German guards to Pekin.
American, French and Italian guards
are also expected. This demand was
finally granted. In view of the agitated
state of the country and the probable
removal of the Emperor all foreigners
here agree that protection is necessary.
A detachment of sixty-six : Russian
soldiers, with two seven-pounders,
twenty-five British marines, and thiity
German marines, arrived here today and
marched through the city to the quarters
assigned them. They will protect the
legations of Russia, Great Britain and
Germany. Large crowds wilneessed t e
arrival of the European reinforcements,
but there was no extraordinary incident.
The Chines, appeared to be alarmed
by this demonstration;
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hays Always Bought
Bear the
Signature of
l'aiaa Liler.
New Toiik, October 7, 1898.
Tho circumstances favorablo to sua
talnlng prices Ibis week have been main
ly the good coadlllou ot Trade in Eu
ropeLiverpool having sold 81,000 bales
during the six days and reports from
manufacturing centres on the continent
are likewise favorable. In addition some
apprehonslon has been fell in regard to
stormy weather which prevailed for
several dajs In the Gulf and Atlantic
States. In consequence of these elements
ot strength the market advanced 15 100c
from last Saturday's prices, but 8100c of
the gain have since been lost.
On the other hand receipts at Forts
and Interior are enormouiiy large and of
course the Inforence is that there is plen
ty more behind when it Is seen that ral
and bad roads did not perceptibly cur-
all tbe movement.
Comparison with last year may be In
terestlng In forecasting the course of the
market for the prosent year. Then 10i
millions was an outside estimate for the
crop and So was regarded as a safe figure
Investment. But January delivery
blch on 1st September sold at 0.87
dropped to (.30 on the last day ot the
month and to 5.80 on the last of October
making a decline of lo for the two
months. 0c was not regained again for
a near position until February 18'JS
From this It may be seen that Invest
niont buyers may have to contend again
a flood of cotton that mutt be absorbed
before Improvement van be hoped for if
llio ealher and conditions are equal to
last fear.
The vlnlhle and Invltlhlo supply of cot
ton cannot be lens than i!( million"; the
consumption may be put down at II) mil
lion.; then-fore if we ruliill millions
thmo vvlt bfl it 1c .l r.J millions vliihla
and In visible left over and on Imnd not'
woikrd up at tho c!oo of the cotton I
year of U-: ;l. Ot out.-j eui 'y f ro.t mny
nit (I'm ii the (jio uj crop and lu&M! ily
of Earlier to p-it In ao m'p h for anut:,. r
SOLDIERS IN PEKIN.
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Fu'.VEZR c
- Absolutely Pure - ' : 0
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' Tb Iadiaa Val break.
St. Paul, Minn., October 7. General
Bacon and the men who fought under
him on Leech lake with Indians Wed
nesday, yesterday, returned this morning
to Walker, and the General stated that
he had whipped the Indians, but later
developments seem to indicate that the
situation has again become critical.
The General expected that the Pillager
Indians would admit themselves beaten
by dispersing, but this afternoon it seems
a council was held, In which braves from
other blanches of the Chippewa family
participated, and much hatred of the
whites was developed-
As a result of the new developments,
General Bacon will remain in the Leech
Lake country, and with him will be not
only tbe hundred men of the Third In
fantry, who fought under him, but also
three other companies, which arrived
here last night from Fort Snelllng under
Lieutenant-Colonel Harbach.
iMaai "' "
Admiral Sampiua 111
Wabhikqton, October 7 Admiral
Sampson Is a very sick man. Ills health
is constantly failing and he is unable to
do any work. Other members ot the
Cuban commission, according to mes
sages received here, think he should go
north, but dare not suggest it. A doctor
called on bim In a great hurry after mid
night Ibis morning, lie is worse today.
ills lire is In no danger and there is no
immediate fear of his death. Ills trouble
is a general giving way of the constllu
lion under tho strain or the past year,
couplivd with a chroulo slomacU com
plaint. '
Taking a Day Off
from business to examine the exaulsite
fabrics that we have selected in the latest
weaves, colors and novelties, and get
measured for your Fall suit or top coat,
woum not oe a uaa idea as cold weather
approaches. We are showing Fa'l and
Winter cloths, complete in variety, fresh
new end full ot novelty, for suitings.
trouserings and top coats, and will fit
on perrectiv, AT A U'AIH ANU KJSA
ON ABLE PRICE.
F. M. Cliadwlck,
Middle street. " NEW BERNE, N. C.
THB MARKETS.
Yesterday's market quotations furnish
i by W. A. rortorduM.il k. CominiMion
Krnkera. .
Naw Yiiiia. Octob r8
STOCKS.
Open High. Lit. Close
jugnr 114 1161 114 114
Am Tobacco. . . . 12 j
C. B. 114,
St. P 1001
L. A N 54(
Rubber Com ... 80 1
122,
114,
1001
64.
80
121 J
114J
106,
5
80
125
114J
107
541
80
COTTON. ,
Open. Uih. Low. Clow
January 5.83 5 85 5 83 6 84
CHICAGO MARKETS.
WnaaT Open. High, Low. Clote
December.... 63 62 02 C2J
Conn
December..... 20 SO 20 ?0iB
v OAKS
MEAT MARKET.
. Broad and Middle Street,
H NOW Oi'E'J FOIl BIMINE33,
Fwh BEEF, MUTTON, PORK,
SAUSAGE, the nuest lo the city.
Fim IWlli err. CM up 'Phone 123 and
orders will be promptly attends.! lo.
At th. nnnl' Store
NICE- : DRIED : PEACHES,
Peeled, and Sliced.
, Dried Apples, Gno quality.
lluinz's Sweet Mixed Pickles and Swtict Pickled Ger-.
kins.
Mustard and Catsup.
Ontario Buckwheat, tho best prepared buckwheat on
the market, 10 and 15o package.
1 Finest Elgin and Pox River Print Butter, Croam
' Cheese.
Small Hams and Breakfast Strips.
Loose Oatfkkes, nice and fresh, 4o per lb. ':.
Nice Syrup and Molusses.
. Fresh Canned Goods of kinds."
Tho Best Assorted Stock of CMOCERIES in tho city.
CALL AND SEE US. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Taking
Precedence
Overall other function rf
thU store Is our Prescription De
partment. The fart that our t fo-
aoi iptlon trade steadily and contin
ually increases goes further to
establish our position, as meriting
your exclusive trade, ,
Let us All your prescription.
Davis'
Pharmacy.
9 Phone 56. Cor. Broad & Middle Sts. gj
SHIRT, TIE AND
COLLAR TALE !
afc m rUi
Fane:
and haudaome bayadere strliies, will '"e
cy Hhlrts for
. In rich colors
Correct Styles in
every day wear in Madras.
found in all the latest fads of (alilon in
our stock of floe furnishinn. New
aliapes in Collars and Cuffs, aud Neck
wear In Crlsn New fit vies for Dressy
men, in Rich Puff", Ascota, Treks and
Clubs and everything Hint necessity or
style could desre. is here in Its most at
tractive shape of Itufue Waterhou
Ouoda. ,.
J. J. IMXTKIL
To the Public
We arc daily, as well aa heretofore,
receiving the finest Meats that can
l a bad. Our STALL-FED BEEF, wa
defy competition and alu ay remember
the other Heats we have been furnishing
We will continue simr, Onlr a visit to
our market will convince you. Tbank
lng you fur past favor and soliciting
oomlnuame, we are,
Yours Respectfully,
Sam'l Colin &Son
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Wholesale
Is Retail
Grocers,
'Phone 91.
71 Broal Nt.
Pure, Fresh
Spices
....For Pickling
Purposes,....
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Or for anything where the!
natural arorrra of the spice is a con
sideration, you will find here in all 1
its tropical pungency, and abso
lutely fresh and Iree from ndulter
alion of any kind. Our cround
f pices are ground fiom the highest?
grade Spices importcd.
We also have a complete lire
of all kindicf Canned Vegt tables. Canned Fruite. Jams.
. Ox Tai!, Tomato, Okra and Tomato, Mock Turtle., &c, Soups.
Cjrncd Mullets. ' '
We are also agents for Schcaop's Tobacco.
J. R: PARKER, JR., GROCER,
'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE MISS FRANCIS TAYLOR.
Her late renidence on Craven street.
House and lot on Metcalf Rtreet. . '
Two houses and lots on George street. ,
Two houses and lots on Ucorgo street extending thiougli'lo Eden street
Three hourea and lots on Crooked street.
Lot corner Crooked and Norwood streets.
Pcven lots on Cedar, Berne, West and Pine streets.
Seven hnin-en and lots on Cedar, Berne and Pino streets
One half fie block that is now occupied by the Fair Association as raco tract t
JThe ubove property will be gold for CASH. Apply to
J. J. WOIaFENDEMV
.onon
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We mnst.Prll our Entire Stock of FALL GOODS at GREATLY
REDUCED PUIUE3. Now Is the time to Save Money on
Clothing 1 Clothing I Clothing I
Men' good Bulls, worth 94, now going at 12.25. Black Clay
Worsted Hilts, worth t now (3.60. Plaid and Worsted Suits.
worth f), going at 8. All Wool Black Clay Worsted Buita.
worth 8. at (5. Also other fine Clothing going at 85 per cent.
Cheaper than any other store In town.
Also Bis Line of Boys and Children's Suits at Low Tricea,
Our DRY GOODS must be sold and are offered at 85 per cent
less than same goods can be purchased elsewhere,
(Shoe Fricea t Shoe Prices Shoe Prices I
Wen's Fine Slirr, worth $1.25. going at 85a. Fine Sunday
f hoi s, in tan aud blat k, all the way from 1.50 to 9.50 and up to
4 CO per pair, are goin to be sold low at 1.00, 1.40, 1.65 and 2.75.
Mtn'sBiogans vicilh 1 10 going now at 85c. Ladies Shoes In
rosrse and fine, from 60o tip; Children's Shoes, worth Sfio, 50o,
15o and 1.00 eoing now at 15o, 80c, 48o and 68c. Do not forget
to ace our tihoes, will save you money. Remember the Store.
p American - Stock - Company,
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ft 61 MIDDLE STREET,
VEW BERNE, N. C.
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npllng
Good Houses
...For Rent !
IN OOOD LOCATION.
Di-alrabte Houses snd Lots For Sale at
a very low flirure. Alan other property
for sa'e aa an invest nm-nU
Clir.n rooms for rent for faiuilUt or
sini(lo wrxma.
ColUet'on of Rents a Biwclalty.
n. n. marit-p,
'Vxal Hstata Ajenf.
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