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NEW BERNE, N. C, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2&V 181)8.
ESTABLISHED 1882
VOL. XVI -NO. 174.
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FABISC&LM AGAIN.
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You See How ' th3 Imay is Admiring
' Our DBESS GOODS,
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w Pahis, October 28 This city was
Sjjjf calin all day.,; Although there was evi
it'i ' dence of suppnressed excitement on all
W . .. ... : jti i.
ti j siae,mere was no mi
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cfj:.:i::u Dtr.2cr.iTS
dlslnrbance of
I AaH Tha hilipM Anil mnnii.tnul
r""1-""'" f .
uards were out in strong force, and
Which we are Showing in nil Styles and Colors, at auch Prices that the
most economical can revel In a FASHIONABLE GOWN.-
to
. She can find KIDS to Suit nny of these too. ,v . 4
Surely we think .that one and all (whelher it he lady, gentleman or
child) can find what they wish in SHOES and the Prices are Right.
t.fS Another inducement that wo offer ie our 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
to on each CASH PURCHASE In DRY GOODS AND SHOES.
to : : L
i j: h. hackburn, POLLOCK STREET.
V
I SHOES, SHOES, SHOES. . J
I We Have the BEST g
S and Largest Line of Men' hoe la the city. In nil our Shorn we Rua
amc-e satisfaction,, :5S
We have Juki received a NEW SUPPLY of thin Fall' sha es in onr j2J
f imons Gcrmia ISid'SliiH-n, th Khoe that hu j,'iv-n better aaiivfaci'inu
g than any pIiimj ever sold in the ciiy. . 1
I Our Patent Leather Shoes 1
they would not permit large crowds to
assemble. But the situation was eagerly
discussed by excited groups iu the main
streets.
It is the Intention of M. Faure to fo'rm
new cabinet as rapidly as possible, and
the names of M. Ribot and M. de Frey
clnct are the most prominently
mentlonep In connection with the premiership.
M. Faure also, consulted M. Leygues
Vice-President of the Chamber of Depu
ties, who advised the formation of a con
centration cabinet, to Include among it's
members M. Ribot and M. Dupuy a the
Principal ministers. "
In the lobbies of the Chamber Depu
ties of all shades of opinion expressed
the conviction that M. Delcasse should
remain at the head of the foreign office,
in order to assure the continuity of the
Fashoda negotiations.
The Petit Journal publishes and inter
view with the former minister of war.
.General Chanoine, whtf says he resigned
on account of his difference of opinion
with Premier Brisson about the Plcquart
case.
The radical and revisionist organs ex
press belief in the existence of a military
plot. They urge a union of all republi
cans as the only means of giving stabi
lity to thqfuture ministry.
ftiv made of ihe Iwt Imported Freocb Patent Leatner and are iu TliE
LATEST SHAPES.
W hove Shoes to suit all, the price ranging from $1.25 per pi-i1,
A tt,n nn
uy w tp'r w '
I GIVE US. A TRIAL
and we proir.ise to giv you th BEST BUOE in the city at as Low a
Price as over heard of in New Berne.
57 POLLOCK STREET,
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NEW BERNE, N. CV
IF YOU WiNTff
Old.
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nnn't ho Influenced to take sometblns rise, It can be relied on for
MKDHMNAL AND OTHER PURPOSES and h Guaranteed PUltr
MILD AND MELLOW.
See that the seals over cuiki ar"e intact and our name blow
bottles. ' r t
Straus, Gunst & Co., Proprietors
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
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HIGH GRADE GROCERIES
... AND LOW PRICES!
Will tell this is why we keep busy. N
We are offering bargains now, to
make room lor Fall stock which
will soon be coming in. Call and
see us beioro placing your orders,
"lis no trouble to showxgoods, but
a pleasure. V
So Holion and Ttapa Allege
in Joint
THE MARKETS.
Yesterday's market quotations furnish
ed by W. A. Porterfleld &,Co. Commission
Brokers. '
New York, Octob r 27
STOCKS,
Open. High. Low. Close
Sugar.. U4i 115J 112f 1181
Am Tobacco. . . . 123 1271
C. B. & Q 110J 117i
St. P......... . 108 109J
& N 68 56 J
. COTTON.
Open. Hlfh. Low. Clow-
January ........ 5 25 527 5.23 528
CniCAOO MARKETS.
What . Open. Hlth. Low. Clc
December.... 67 67f 65 60
COKt ' '
December..'... 32J 82 82t
May ...... 8H W 841 81
129
llfrj
108
5U
120
1161
100
90
TU tUM A S OLO IB OMR PAT
Take Laxative Bromof Quinine Tablets.
All druggtBts refund the money it It fails
to cure., 25c. The genuine has L. U. Q
on each tablet. '
Imiia ur War fltoadu I'amatlninl.
Washington, October 2. The Treas
ury department has practically com
plcted the issue of the 1 200,000,000 of
per cent, bonds authorl.ed at tlie last
session of Congress, and th'e last of the
temporary force of clerks appointed for
duly In that connection will be dismissed
next Saturday. Whatever else remains
to be done will be- handled by the per
manent treasury force. The highest
allotment of bondi to any one subscriber
ill be 4,480. Subscribers for $4,500
will receive f 1,800 each, and possibly a
few hundred dollars in addition The
amount will depend upon the result of a
suit, now pending, to compel the Secre
tary to issue to subscribers about $500,
000 on subscriptions rejected by the
department on the ground that they were
Irregular. ' .
IS IT A TIUFI.K!
That Common Trouble, Add
prpsia or Soor Stomach.
Dys
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f Fresh Flour, Butter, Chcc3o, ColTco, Hams
S and Breakfast Bacon Arriving Daily.
Hew ReeofBlaai as a Oaase ef loriens
Blseaaa
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Acid dyspepsia, commonly called
heartburn or sour stoma Jh, is a form of
Indigestion resulting from, fet mentation
of the food. The stomach being too weak
to promptly digest it, the food remains
until fermentation begins, filling the
stomach with gas and a bitter, tou
burning tatte in the mouth Is ofieu
present. This condition soon becomes
chronic and bolng aa every day oocu
rence is given but little attention. Ik-
cause dyspepsia Is not Immediately fat
many people do nothing for the lr luliV.
Wlihln a rtcent period a remedy b
been discovered prepared Soluly to cure
ijyupcpila and stomach Iroulilns. Ills
known as Stuart's Dyprp'a Talduts,
tu'l is now becoming raplilly nl ami
irr rlid as a radical cure for rwtj
form of dyt(sl.
Hmarf s I'y !!' Tll'i hive lin-n
l i tn-fore tti putillc ami ars ilil l-y
(!ruj,;!t lirr t 60 cents per
p. ,. Ilia ptf ,ff..l ,f I' t Hniml
Bussell too Indisposee () to Speak
at Wilmington. Fair New
Items. No Federal Troops
for Raleigh. Insurance .
- Agents Meets.
Journal Boreab, I
Raleigh, N. C, October 27. f
. The State Association jpf Insurance
agents was ' formed last night, and Mr.
Alex Webb of Ashevllle, was elected
president The North Carolina Home
Insurance company's officers gave an
elegant banquet to the different Insur
ance men here. Covers were laid for
125. Mr. W. S. Primrose, president of
the company presided, and acted as toast
master. i
The reception tendered the Maids of
Honor, by Gol. and Mrs. J. S. Cunning,
ham last night was the social event of 1
the week.J The reception, and supper
were at the Yarboro, aud hundreds of
friends of the host and hostess were
there, everything was all that could be
asked, Mrs. Cunningham was beauti
fully dressed In a Parisian gown of
white silk, and her ornaments were
pearls and diamonds.
Governor Bussell on yeBterday was
visited by a delegation from Wilming
ton requesting him to cancel his engage
ment to speak in Wilmington with Sen
ators Butler and Pritcbard on Saturday.
They laid the-matter before him show
ing that it he did speak, there would un
doubtedly be trouble. Today he tele
graphed that it would be impossible for
him to come. .''
The" street car. company is being se
verely criticized because they have
doubled their rales to and from the Fair
grounds. 10 cents is too much espec-
ally when It Is remembered how the
people have to be crowded because ol
toofew cars, and then too it so often
happens thai the cars break down under
the heavr loads on them. The Railroad
Commission say they will look into this
rate Iquestion, apd hereafter regu
late it.
The city pretty generally observed
holiday today, and went to the Fair.
The parade wtth the many marshals and
float was a fine one, and the. weather
lovely.
At the Confederate Veterans 'meeting
last night a committee was appointed
present the needs of the Soldiers' Home
to the next legislature, and ask for
larger appropriation. Colonel Carr
Durham was elected president, and CapL
Ramsay of Salisbury vice president.
Pick pocket are at work among
Immense crowd that I here to see
Fait -
This evening Capt. C. B. Demon
liered an addreas before the Slate Agrl.
cultural Society and many others on
fife of the late Governor Thos. M. Hntt
Holion and Thompson, Republican
and Populist chairmen have issued
Joint address to the people of the mate
ltlsthefint joint addret Iued this
campaign. It i on the oiddr of the pro
clamation of Gvofnor Rus-ell and
charirea al! crimes committed 1 to the
Democrats.
The names f the fusion Judges are
today given out. A W Moore, 1st dis
trict: Charles A Cook, Snd; W P Bynura
Jr., 5th: A J Lofttn, Bill; II F Seawell,
7th, John Eaves, lllh. The 13 Solicitors
are as follows: J M. Meeklns, Wheeler
Martinet. W. Williamon,col. O U Dock
ery, Jr., W D Merrltt, W O Iticbardf on,
David J Lewis, John K Holion, Martha
L llott. Moses M Usrshaw, X U Wilson,
Charles B Marsbburn. .
There will be no federal troop sent
hec for the North Carolina election and
no special deputies will be appointed.
been compelled to yield a tribute of re
spect to the argument produced, not
withstanding they have, been of no avail 1
in effeotlng any substantial' change in
the first attitude of Jhe.. American com
missioners, who are holding firmly to
the line Of procedure nominally out
lined. It is expected here that hence
forth, after the courteous intimation
that has been conveyed to the Spanish
commissioners that If it is time to regard
the Cuban and Porto RIean matters as
settled, better - progress will be made
toward the final conejusion of a treaty
of peace. . ' " ' - '
No one knows officially just what the
extent of the United States claim will be
a to the Philippines. Admiral Dewey
ha a touch higher opinion of the Phil
ippine people and their capacity for self
government than is generally supposed.
He has represented to the Amorican
commissioners that the Philippines of
the northern group, meaning, by that
first the people on the island of Luzon,
and after that, , In order, Cebu, Pan ay,
Leite, Mindora, and Samar, are as a rule
intelligent, practicable, and (a most sur
prising statement) far bitter qualified
for self government than the inhabitants
of Cuba.
Admiral Dewey Is as familiar wlth.tbe
qualification of the Cubans in this re
spect as almost any naval officer, having
had personal experience with the people
so that his statement-Is bound to have
eight with the American 'Commission
ers ; But with all this he has made no
recommendation as to what should con
stitute the maximum or minimum-de
mand of the Americans, and their de
mands are consequently likely to he
based upon their original instructions,
qualified by any changes of opinion the
President may have experienced-aB a
result of his western trip.
Some apprehension has been manifest"
ed in certain quarters as to the possible
adverse effect upon the peace commis
sion of an upheaval in France. It has
suggested that the Spanish cause' is in
such shape that the Spanish government
has nothing to lose .and everything to
gain by any change that can be brought
about. However, it may be stated tbtit,
in the opinion of the- State Department
officials here, there is little danger of the
situation in France becoming so acute
as to -justify the abandonment of the
work of the commission on the ground
that the commissioners themselves are
In physical danger.
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Washixotoh, October 20. There are
Inflirttloni that the Peace Commlmiton
ert In Pttit ara epproei hlng the end of
Ihe connlderatlno of the tutijcct of Cul
and I'urto RU:o, and ofRcltlt hfre would
not ba urprltd if to day's trulon
the rninmlitlon concluded Uif tu
ctiimiilia f ict 1
Important in! '.t
it, tiie n!rofU"n 0
Th f:; si.'ih cusp t
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lake up tli mil
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PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS !
AS SWEET AS SUGAR,
Only 10 Cents Dozen !
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Sneezing Time
has come around asrain and a chancre
in ihe atmosphere has caused many to be
aonoyeil ny troublesome colds, couttha,
sore throat, asthma, catarrh, bronchitis,
and all the affection of the air pawnee
which are relieved or cured by Duffy's
uougu Kiner, iuc, and ouc, t.ttle.
F. S. DUFFY,
Cor. South Front & Middle Streets!
ANT PRESCRIPTION
-' Written by '
ANY PHYSICIAN
on
ANY BLANK
Ci.n be promptly and satis
factorily filled at
ANY TIME,
Dny or night at
Davis'
Prescription
Pharmacy.
1$ Phone 56. Cor. Broad & Middle Sts.
SHIRT, TIE AND
COLLAR TALE !
Baking Powder
Made from pure !
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
: against alum
- Alum baiting powders arc the greatest
menaccn to health of the present day.
PIANO FOR 5ALb I
Almost new, uprlirht wal (ut case Pi-
wuo, el h'r f T Caih or on Krasonable
Terms. Apply at Jouunal Orrica
hi BERHE THE4TRE !
Thursday
A Friday
Tiro Nlghls Only '
Nov. 3 iX 4,
GRAND PRODUCTIONS OF,
Bertram 0. Willard'e Beautiful' Military
"Captain" Dick,"
Under the Ausp'e of St. John's Lodge,
No. S, A. t. & A.M.
A MagniBci nt Military Spectacle.
A Grand Production Of
HOME TALENT. V
Aided sa l Directed by the
AUTHOR OF TUB PLAY.
A Triumphal Suoctaa Through the En
tire South.
ADMIfiSIONi-RmrTed SeaU,75o.
Gllery, SOo,
Ttsrved 8fate on tale Tuesday.
NEWBERNE THEATRE
Jlomlnj-, Oct. 1111,
DAN DAHLKIGll'S RURAL COKDY
"M C3 Cs Fana."
. rets 1 rr- bjaBBjan4 ajifc
.., Bis Ilains to Cut. Small Breakfast Strips. '
lloinz's Baked Beans and Tomato Sauce. "
lleinst's Pickles, sweot and sour.
Heinz's Catsup in screw top 'bottles, only 10c.
Fresh Supply Libbj's Chip Beof, Potted Ham and
Tongue. -Vienna Sausage, Cooked Corned Beef and
Brawn. . .
Fres.u Canned Vegetables and Fruits.
Fresh Elgin Birtter ai.d Creutn Cheese.
Cheap lot of Tin ware CoiTeo Pots from 5c np.
Anything iu Groceries you want at Bottom Prices.
McDan
iel k Gaskill,
Wholesale
ft Retail r
Grocers,
'Plione Ol. 71 Broad Hi.
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LATE PURCHASES
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Correct Styles in Fancy Shirts for
t'cry day wear In Madras, in rich co'ors
and liandioina bayadere t tripes, will t-e
found in all the lakst fads of fashion in
our stock of hne furnishings. New
shapes in Collars ard Cuff, and Neck
wear la Urlsn Mew styles lor Dressy
men, tn Rich Puffs, Ascole, Tecks and
Ulubs aod everythirtt that necessity or
ityle could desire. Is here In lis most at
tractive shape of KuIuj WaterLou
Goods.
JT. J. BAXTER.
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It Taken the Palm
Above all Competition, 1 what
our pairoDs siv of our rich and tooth.
eonm infection". Our delicious Choeo-
late Civums, end Chocolate Concoctions
of all kii ds. Fine Bon Hons, Dainty
Marsbmallows and Fruit Candle are ap
preciated by all lovers of fine candies.
Dusty' Candy More.
108 MIDDLE STREET.
New arrivals in 18-inch Moquettetlats, 27
and 36 inch Moquette Rugs.
, Superior grade 36 inch Smyrna Rugs.
, Specimens ot new figures in Union, C. C.
and all-wool ingrains, hall and general pat
terns. '
Tapestry Brussels, three grades, a wide
range, including hall, parlor and general patterns.
New China Mattings. Cotton padded car
pet Lining and Stair Fads.
At Specially Attractive Prices !
Part wool Ingrain at 35c per yd.
C. C. Ingrain at 40c and 45c per yd.
Strictly all wool, good weight Ingrain, 60c
Velvet Rugs, 24 and 27 Inch al $1.65 and
$1.00.
Smyrna Rugs, 30 inch at $1 50 and $175. '
Extra quality, 21 inch Smyrna Rugs at on
ly $1.25.
H. B. DUFFY.
vui ran luci. ui vjiucciics
Facts ! -Facts ! 1
When yon visit the city don't
fall to call on the Old Reliable
firm of
Roberts Si Brother
They keep a full stock of
FrovIitlonA St CiJrocerieA
tfblch they offer at Low Flg
ores. You will alway nod them
IIeaduuartr for Flrst-C'last
Goods,
HAS ALL REEN RECEIVED
FRKSH, AND OUli SUPPLY
0FD1TLICACIKS, O.VNMEP
GOODS, TKAS, COFFBE3,
SPICES, CEREALS AND
FAKINACIOUS FOODS ill
be found .HIGH GRADE
TUBE, WHOLESOME AND
PALATABLE and great care
U taken to lulect only the
FINEST QUALITY, for
which our PRICES ARE AS
LOW AS YOU WILL PAY
for Inferior Grade Elsewhere.
Foi River Print Butter and Pickled Tig Feet, 4o.
J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER,
t 'Phone U9. ;77 Broad Street. J
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Income 1897 t
$ I i,Sm. 764.65.
Insurance Written In lfy7 i
$14,1,900,000.
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forged ahead until It itat4t
n the front rank of the
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panics of the World. ;
It offers all that Is good
In life Insumnce and under -
the best conditions,
H. I- HOLI.OWLLl
General A;;pnt,
New Pcrne, - N. C