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i ft L Us Mi I , VOL. XVI--NO. 192. NEW BERNE, X. C. FlilDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18,' 1898. ESTABLISHED 1882 0 THE TIME KAS COPE g To change that Light Weight Hnderwenr and! we know there is no piece V in theOity that Is so Ihoioophly pr pnrcd t- furnish you that desired ii Heavier Article as wt are. W e have anythiug ileeircd, whether in All-Woo I. Call and See Thtro. we can please yoii, nnd we can also suit yon in your FOOT WE AH. We lime h Superb Lin and every CASH DOLLAR L1HAW8 5 CENTS IN IEUFST. Our Grocery Department la NOW COMPLETE with Every Seasonable A-ticle. s Mince Meat, Buckwheat, OatflakeH. Wbentflakes. Finest Cakes and Crackers, Graham Flour, Pickle ami Cntmips of all kinds. Prunes, Diied Applea and Peaches. Canned Goods of all description and to cap the Climax we are offering h HAM. not Blrlctly standard, but the quality will surprise you at 8 Centa a pound. . . In BTJTTEH also we are doiug the grand act, a good Butter, in fart a fine Butter, yea we can well Bay a Very Fine Butter and the price ia only - 25 CEWTS A FOUND. . Let' those who care to save, money hearken to these words and j. H. HACKBURN, 1 Ve Have Just Received a 1 1 New and Complete y 1 Line of UMBRELLAS, ' All Qualities and Prices, from $1.00 up to $3.50. We S promise Satisfaction on all Umbrellas. -13 iE Our stock of MEN'S UNDERWEAR is Complete and jE prices are Low. We have the Best Underwear iu the Citr for JZZ the Prices. , g We defy competition on SHOES and our many custom- ' ers can testify to their 'wearing qualities. , ' We have 4 Seamless SOCK far 10 GENTS; the best value' 3 in the city. . . zZ 5f Call and examine onr stock and yon will be pleased with 3 both Quality and Prices. 3 1 T. Or. )TJ3T0Sr CO., 1 57 POLLOCK 8TREET, , NEW BERNE, N. O. ' - f iUMiuiujuiUiUJUiuiuauuaiujuiUiUiUiUiUiuauiiR IF VOU TVjNTet ' "WIi.isl-s:3r Don't be Influenced to take something rise. It can be relied on for MEDICINAL AND OTHER PURPOSES and is Guaranteed PURE, MILD AND MELLOW, ; See that the seals over corks are intact and onr name blown in bottles. Straus, Gunst & Co., Proprietors, ' RICHMOND, HIGH GRADE GROCERIES . . AND LOW PRICES ! WillLtoll thlsis whyywokeep busy. We are offering: bargaina now, to make room tor Fall stock which will Boon bo coming in. Call and seo U3 beioro placing your orders. 'Tia no troublo to bIiow fjoods, but pleasuro. m m I Fresh Flour, Butter, Cliccsc.'.Coirce.'.IInna " and Ercaktast Eaccn Anivi::;: Duly. f call on .,. 47 & 49 . . POLLOCK STREET. VIRGINIA. A CLEAN SWEET. Hal it Steer flaw Haul. die. J Wll mlnaiaa. Large Pallea 'are. Wilmington, N. C, November 10. j xnere is now not a negro nomwg a post- tion nnder the city administration, here. Under the Republican regime np to a recent date there were fourleen negro policemen, including one sergeant, but when Mayor Waddell ana nts Democratic board of aldermen went into office by the remarkable, tarn that affairs took last week the negroes were dropped from the police force and other positions. ' : Two of the companies of the paid fire department continued to- be manned by negroes, but this afternoon the board of aldermen met and discontinued their services. Sixteen negro firemen . went overboard and white men were elected in their places. For the first time since November 6 the saloons opened today at noon. . On the day of the election and the subsequent days of the race conflict not a drunken man was to be seen in Wilmington, in consequence of the precaution of elosing the liquor establishments. The situation here is quiet. A well organized police, force of seventy-five men is keeping excellent order since the withdrawal of the troops. Mayor Wad dell and his aldermen are getting things in good condition, and already they are instituting wholesome reforms in all de partments. '. ' : ' Mayor Waddell ia receiving baaketsful of letters from all Stales of the Union.! Most of the letters congratulate him,' others threaten him, and some are abus ive. The mayor throws the ugly letters in the stove and treasures the others, Negro refugees are returning from the woods more freely. A cold, drizzling rain is forcing many of them to seek shelter in the city, despiie their fears of the white man's gun. Atquadof police mounted on horse back is to be put into immediate service. SPAIN AND AM BRIO J. To. la t'oanir 1 b Oaly On l kit l pais For Oqnns Itrllorf Washington, Nov. 111. Aj the peace commission at Paris has adjourned until Saturday the apprehension of a rupture will remain in abeyance ; until that date at any rate. There is still a confident feeling in offi cial circles that Spain will finslly iflvein, but if not the mailed hand of war will not be long in constraining her. It is con sidered that Spain ought to be only tio grateful that the United States is willing to allow.yany money consideration even if ever so little. It was recalled today at the State De partment as an Interesting historical fact that of all nations the United States has been the only one to pay for ceded territory. In all wars ancient or modern, the conqueror have taken everything available without scruple, and all losses or acquisitions of territory have almost without exception been the Immediate result of war. . ' The United States famishes the most notable exception, as the Louisiana, the Florida and Gadsden purchases were all made In a time of peace. We also have the exceptional distinction of paving for land already won by the right of con quest, at w did with Mexico In the case of California, and as Is now proposed In the case of the Philippines. . Spain, of all the nations of Europe, is far In the lead in the cession of territory wlihout compensation aa the result of unsuccessful wars. From the time of Philip the Second, or for more than three centuries, Spain has one after the other psrtefl with her valuable possession, without the suggestion of compensation until in ibe present 7 negotiations with this country. A PECOLIaB REM IDT. fMMNflalaa ASmi i lew Dlvrrf fr arli.a ;..,. I. Tkeltev. f. I. Bell, a highly estoemed minister retidlng In Wredtport, C'yuga Co., N. Y., In a recent letter writes ts follow,: "There baa never been anything that I have taken that relieve the Djs pepila from which I have suffered fur ten years ticepl the nw remedy called Stuart's Dyrprpsla Tablets. Since Ink Ing them 1 have had no dlitreas at all after eating and aaln after long years can si.riep will, lti-v. F. I. ricll, Weeds- port, N. Y., formerly, Idells, Colo. Smart's I), pcla Tablets Is a remark able remedy, not only becaute It Is certain eur .'or all form of Indication, but beraute It teems to act at throughly In old chronic cawa of dyW ia aa tf II at In mild aita La of Indlgttth.n or 1,1 ounrieai. A person liat dy"i'- Wcatiae lit r.otisaf h Itoverwi It "inn it a linrmlrtt, irfri: 10 dlgMt the food Bud 11,11. j; mil' h rtrrdrd rf.t 7 hit It tiif p- rrt .f Uie -) ' peru'lar rnnnly. No ,:! r y ill . of ti, of hfw n,u n y be, 1 1' 1 1 , r r f I rr"fn'i f"rv .wuL I Lalijly al LwttLli n i uqQ Case of -Mate. He Obituary on the Dockerjs. Two Lynching in this State. Three : Companies to Master Out. '.-') Lily' White Republican Party...;,v .'V . Journal Bokbao, : ) Raleigh, N.O., November 17. f State Auditor Ayer, says that there will be an increase of about $18,000 over last year as the money available for pen sions, giving about $123,000 for pen sions. This does not mean though that there will be an increase in the individ ual pensions, for there are many appli cations on file that will be given pen sion. During .the past year 48 pensioners have died. Vr .' , The defeated candidate for solicitor in the 1st district, Ike Meekins, is here and has lots to say. Among other wild say- Ungs is the one that Governor Russell will shortly call the last legislature in session to declare that the election of November 8, 1808. is null and void. One of the most ludicrous things print ed since the result of the election was known assn obituary written by . Mr, W. F. long on the three Dockery's, O H. Dockery, Sr., O. H. Dockery, Jr., and Claudius Dockery. It ends with the fol lowing lines: "By the turbulent waters of the swift Pee-Dee, Old Oliver is laid to rest. White Supremacy gave him a punch And Bellamy did the rest. EPITAPH: -Tread softly round this sacred boap, It guards ambitions restless sleep, The greed for place did ne'er forsake V 'em,' , 7 .-. - ., Don't mention office . or you'll awake .. 'em." :. - This may be a little premature as it is said that Congress may give the seat to Oliver U. Dockery, Sr., in, lead of J. D. Bellamy the Democrat, who beat Dock ery In his district for Congress. , Darin the last two weeks there has been two lynchings within this Stale. One was within about 80 miles of Raleigh and the"other up in the extreme west. There remains only three companies of the Second North Carolina regiment to be mustered out of service. These are the Wilmington company, the Tarboro and Greenville companies. This week will finish up these, and then on the 23 th the regimental officers will be mustered oat here in Raleigh. It is said that Dockery, Republican, will contest the seat in Congresi with Bellamy, Democrat. That is in the 0th District. Harry Skinner, Populiit, will contest the teat from the 1st Dlstriot, and Richmond Pearson, Republican, from the 9th. , , The "Lily White" Republican party project is growing. A meeting will probablv be held In Ashevllle soon look ing to the forming of such a party. It is believed that fcenator Prilcbard will favor an educational qualification which will eliminate the Ignorant negro voter It Is said there Is only on State officer who opposes an educational qualifica tion. Sjnie people say a well arranged election lsw will do as well as submitting the question to the people at the polls next August as a constitutional amend ment. toiiii a ol( an out bay Tak Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggltts refund the money If It fall, to cure. 25c. The genuine bu L. B. Q. oil each tablet. - TUB MASKETa. Yesterday's market quotation!, furnlah- edby W. A. Portcrfield A Co. Commission Broker. - , . Niw Yost, November 17 BTOVKS. Open. High. Low. Oc-Sug-ar 15.1 12!, 120 13 1 1 Aiu Tolcoo.... 131 C.H.4IJ, 8t. P . llltt rcopea Ua.... lt.CJ l.t 120 1 m io: 137, 1I9 1131 10, m 12H1 11.1) 10T COTTON. 0nn, Ili)fh. Low, January 8 20 8.20 8 17 CHICAGO MAHICKTH. Close 8 20 WlUAl OiH-n. ink-h. .. fi t ri Low, Ctoe ' i 1 ( tjilx-r . ., I .-.. ;I,(-r. . . tuT TTI4T C Mr. tk Is. ,;..n ... t i:: ! i r, It i If S 1 1 L I I. I I, k I . . owes $40,000, which leaves $488,000, of which $290,500 has been given during the last three years. There are today iu Trinity 190 students, jit whom 143 are tn the collegiate department. Dr. Kilgo then explained Mr. Duke's gift of 910 J shares tn American Tobacco Company, .hint .!,!,!, . 1,u .a V, Uan on m,hi I controversy foa year or more. 'The question was discussed thoroughly and Dr. Kilgo was asked a number of ques tions. He stated that Mr. Duke changed hit donation about September 20th. Rev. J. U. Sciogga a memlwr of the Board of Trustees of Trinity, fiatuil that the board received a check oo September 22d for $100,000 from Mr. Duke to take the place of the trust slock. This amount has not been invested, but. Mr. D.ike is paying the college 8 per cent Interest on it and will continue to do so until the money Is Invested. .- '' A Dr. Eilgo said it was humiliating for him to defend as good a man as bu knew Mr. Duke to be. lie has been a faithful member of the church for sisiv-eixht years. After several happy remarks by preachers, the question which had threat ened the peace of the Methodist church was amicably adjusted to the entire sat isfaction of every member of the con ference. " ' ',' Baking Powder . Made from purs . ; ' cream tartar. . Safeguards the food against alum. Alum baking powders are the greatest mrnacrrs to health of the present day. v mm swtiwa xwmss oo., wtw vomL Special Appearance. METROPOLITAN CONiRr COMPANY or New York City, at ' Under the Auspice of ST. JOHN'S LODGV, No. 8, A F & A M Tuesday Evening November 23nd, At 8 o'clock, ; Miss Julie Vallette, (Cornelia Ron Potts), PRIMA DONNA 80PIUNO.asisted by the following Artists; Miss Jeanle Ben son, Violinist. Mr. Carl Rieck, Tenor. Mr. Arthur Freeman, PianUt. Tl"heta on St'e at Waters, and -at the door. . Price 75c A 50 j. Gal lery a Jo. E.Y.SoiallwQQd, DEALER IN Bardwarc and fire Arms, ' SasH, Doors and Blinds, Palntr, Oils, Cement, Lime, Euv Acat fur Garland Stoves & Ranges tisi Devoe't, and UenJ Moort' UE&UY MIXED PAINTS, ' Under Hotel Chattawka, ivmv ni:s:K, iv. c. XL1AS TREES I At we hive txm fliln? the s i iii i i M i ii i 11DJU UUUUUIJ their Xmst Gixxla, w give this notice FOU TUB NKXT 0 DAYrt we will luko orilcra for f,,r rHitii, Trp., Yon will eel llix (,f n.M of VS i),,irie l'fi,'-t. t.'.'ni or H ti'l lo e tts tin, Id i,l in a. miN, NfW Y'llk 1 :tll Hl.lltMl, u COUCH SYRUP Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat. It is the host remedy for stubborn, colds. Small doses. Price 23 cts. at druggists. js VAWirAMMWirrA liii-Book Store i f Oat of 500 new Books just re- A ceived you are likely to find one that will Interest you. I G. N. Ennett. Wo are driving the llelit BUGGIES and want to build them for your trade, and when von want one call on us. We hnve t!nrt and Dras Wheels nd Axles for (nriners and Draymen. All guaran teed. Kespectfully, Q. H. WATERS & SON. - Sale of Steamer Trent, &c. I will tell at the c urt house door in th city of New Berne, on Wednesday the 30th dny of November, 1898, at the hour .f 13 o'clock, oi., to the highest bidder for cash, all the following de- criheri pniperty, town: The steaner "Trent", her hull, engine, bollpr, tackle aud apparel; also one certain Flat Boat one Donkey Engine. Pile Driver and an paratua of- every description connected herewith, (being amt used In construc tion of county bridge across Trent and Mease rivers;. -. M. K. SULTAN. New Berne, N. C, Nov. 9, U0J. f Sneezing Time mXlias come around again and a change in the atmosphere has caused many to be annoyed by troublesome colds, oougna, sore throat, asthma, catarrh, bronchitis, and all the affection of the air passage which are relieved or cured by Duffy' uougn Killer, 100. wo ana ouc, cot tie. F. S. DUFFY, Cor. South Front & Middle Street V We Are Gunning . For Your Trade And we always Hit the Mark. We are loaded with the old Reliable lUfiy's Klnn Heater at the popular price which rcord with the Haid Time. Hence they co like lint cakoa. We also have a No 7 Cook Htove with flitures at $n.&0. A better one t3.&0 and still better one al 110.00. And certainly no Wvll roculated fami ly should be without a Sawing Uachlne then you ran huy one guarantevd for lUveart at $111 (X). We still iie a full line of thoae nae ful hoiiM-holil anii let about wblrh hn lieen lelliiiK you Iu the Journal. Hemrnilier we hav. an elegant Teach en' llitile, alf pronouncing and Illustra ted for l .75, the very thing for a prnseot in a friend. N't ut hear fioni you arly and often. YourtTiuly, .1, V. V IIITTY a- CO. i . , i rii"'it'i,i)t viiili I mom If 77 : iM.r 1,74 f 5- I u i n r e V, r :ten In Wj7 I MI... o.,-,...,. I i- i i hue 1 ' 7 : 5 !i; ). F Trg"fTr6"6"fl"6"6'o'6 fl 6 fl Bl TTnTY V . A NICE LOTTERY , ol SMALL . SUGAR CURED PIG HAMS STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS, JUST RECEIVED. . . . AUraore's Mince Meat. " . Loose Muscfttel Raising, new crop (Jhrranta, Dates, ; Dried Peaches and Apples. Citron. N Pecan anil BraziNuta. ' Fresh Ontario Buckwheat and Fancy Elgin Batter. Entire Wheat Flour, Oatflakes, Grite, Rice and Biar - Hominy. . v. Fresh Canned Goods, any kind yon want. Sweet and Sour Pickles. Fresh Boasted UotTe and Fine Teaa. . -Anything usually kept in a First-Class Grocery Es tablishment can be found at the store of 'Phone 91. J003ST'T Fail to -AND SEE OUR .COSTUMERS.. in iney are entirety new styles, without one. They fill a long Our Fancy Goods For the Holidays are beginning to arrive. Lot of JALDINIER STANDS and INDIA SEAT3 in Oak and Mahogany just opened. . Don't fail to give us a call when in need of anything in House Furnishings. Wo have a Large, Wel'-Telected Stock from which to make yout selection. I FRANt. H. JONES & GO., 87 MIDDLE STREET. iasssasHss Vill Come - When we will eat Turkey with Uncle Sam, and have a Jutllee feast over bisvirlorfe For your Thanksgiving Dinner you will (ltd everything a- In Tahln Deticacie, Olive Oils, Olivet, Nut Kaisina, Imported Checae Fruit, that will make It a feast to be remembered. J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER, S 'Phone 09. 77 Broad Street. ' J Facts ! Facts ! ! When von visit the cltv don't fall to call on the Old ltellable firm of . . . . . Roberts & Brother They keep a full stock of lroviftitn & (alrocerlcfl Which they olTer at Low Fig nraa. You will alway And tbem Headquarters for Flrst-Claa Good . . , . Wholesale fc lit tail Grocers, 71 llron'l St. Call ! V NEW LINE OF- and no household should be felt win' in your bed-room. 52S25H52SH5E52SS Nov. 24th, 0 W ILLENBR!NK'S-. , r.. Ittaurant DIiiIiik ItooniM. Flrit-CIaarlealt, 25c. " Special Rates by th Week. Oysters, Fish, Oame In Season. 'PHONE NO. 118. 130 MIDDLE ST.. ' NEW BERNE, N. C. IS 1 Th PRUDIINTIAL ha forged ahead until It stands In the front rank of the dreat LIU Insurance Com panies of th WorU. It offers all that Is fooj In life Insurance anj under the best conditlunt, H. L. HOLLOWl LL, Ccnercl A : nt, New Pcrne, N. C.
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