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' 'J. r 1 ( :j ,-' VOL. XVU--N0. 191. NEW BERN, .K.. C, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVIMBIR 9, 1899. istabLI Htnr ntn.j - i 20c o AS o 20c -J" r to bay ' ": . r y. t , rf 4 f "V t 5 - Good Mocha, and Java Roasted Coffee . 20c, at 20c, at2Qc peftb. o A : & o A ft 7. ft 4 S, o - . - ?w - fc.k. - ,... - - - - 'l. - i CoM month are ahead. ;J V('rm (ham np with a Stow to replace thiil nnn nf vonra that can't v'wn oat enoacrh heat. ' Our Stovea are heal ers, are handsome, born easily, don't .menu, are jnsi me kiiiu ot sraven . W are 8le Agent for the Fa uiona Peninsular ,Air-Tignt . Hsater. ' " A tliitflm!( D.l.Iigt - VV' ttr !?o agpn(s tor the Wil fWM. Tho Wst , A ir-Tinht od huater on tiia t-farket and haw plenty of them in atock, ton Wood we li COOli S LOVES A SPECIALTY. f.; We have 57 KEGS NAILS that wo offer at ti C9 baae. ,v v GASKILL & ' HARDWARE: U MIDDLE STREET. 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Tlicie In nolliinB bellr fur brnnUunt than II: ck whi'.it fi.Ui a a-nl FI IMvt'r I"i nit ! J J k m t i 4 x a. . 7 V? 20c 20c O o vv vv vv w vv w A? I o o o o o o Si k - k - fc."v - - fc - ' - 'fc - v - " - ' clinker easily, hare all the improye- to ui ; uur priuea are aiwayn 4 SlhBWIlST'NfiV f j ' wWaJb , jjSsjS were slightly damaged in the stem ' " MITCHELL, GROCERIES: d BROAD STREET. 147. "12 the rqnaral ich in n at yt ilnr ya ni;fj wit i Qi ility and Priiei couibined. STKEET. iO C C!;!l PJ'1 2,m . 1 I ' tl ' :.,) -- i t f . AMISS. ; Gen. White Makes an Assault From . Ladysmlth" Against Boers. Takes Tbeir Camp and Many Pria ' onera. Hareklnir Not Taken ' Entire English. - y it Army Called . , ' Ont. London, Nov. 7 Tonlght'a dlapatohea from the front bare rent the Tall of gloom enveloping Ladysroltb. showing, It is said bete, that tba British garrison la not merely standing on the dogged defensive, but Is executing a aerie of brilliant sorties. " It appear that Gen. Sir George Slew art While sent a strong force of cavalry and infantry to attack the Boers at Tat ham's farm, -about 10 miles to the north ward, near Beater's, and ' apparently- achieved a surprise, the Boers being caught on the open veldt, cut to pieces and their camp captured. , Encouraged by this success, General White decided to risk an even mora Im portant engagement on the ' following day, which was again justified by sue' cfss. Ladysmttn naa ueen isoiatea ana Boer tore had Intercepted the rail way between Ladysntith and Colenso. Tbla force on Friday had descended npon . V - 1 17, , Map of the to it of wcr in Pouth Africa, ah log line of railroad from Durban o pretor. English ar ny i no in !adyai ith, tn-rounded by Boera who bold Oolens in Ih) rear. - ' .; ; Colenso had compelled a harried aband onment of Colenso and a retirement of the British to EMoovitv . The Boer had advanced southward until they had occupied the hill just north of the Tngeia river and dominat ing C olenso, on the other side of that stream. The bills slope to a plain that reaches to the banks of lb Tugelt. - General White's division caught the Boers In the rear. After the bills bad been shelled the British Infantry stormed the position. Meanwhile the Brill h cavalry swept roundnbe bill. ' As the retreating Boer descended Into lh plains with British bayonet behind them and the river in front of them, they were charged by the cavalry, and.lt I (aid, perished almost to a mun. The British then returned, to Ladyamtth without coming Into touch with th Co lenso garrison, which Lad retired to Estcourt. - "'" A later dispatch from Estcourt staled that an armored' train bad been sent back ti Colenao to repair the line, and the next new may possibly he of tb restoration of communication with Ladyamtth, M.Uklni Hold. Out. London, November 7 Th Dally Mall war correspondent cables as fal lows: - 1'avkkino, October 28 (via rilnpalcb rider to Curuman and runnora to Or aage River, November 5) The Boers have bombarded the town for several days past with five 7-poumlers, one 10 doundor, two Krupp 13 plunders, and one Krupp 9t-pounder. Three hundred shells were fired lu Ilia course of !!0 Iiur8, The Iirlllnh hail four men only wounded. The il;ini.;o to the town U lni:nn-.i.!i:rHlii). All elToils to etnrin AI;ifi UlnK so fur Iihto li.'i-n th trd. Tlie gurrU'Ti is i 11 ,t n; i d. , TiiO l:lii'l 8 fill "to i-"d. (jot 1 1 1 f in round numbers ef 10,pC0 men. It will bo made up as follows: ' Thirty infantry battalions, three bat teries of the Riyal Horse Artillery, 18 batteries of field artillery and 10 regi ments of cavaljy. -: The Third Army Carps will number at the outside 25,000 men. It could not be brought np to its full strength without the aid of the militia. . It will he re quired for garrison, purpose, a nearly every mllflary station in the Kingdom will be denuded of troops by, th con oentratlon of the'SeGbnd Army Corps at Aldersbot.'. . V .. " . .. , The mobiilzalion of the Second and Tnlrd Army Cors is without precedent. It will, of coarse, Involve the calling up of the reserve of those regiment which are on the list. ' , " ' KENTUCKY HOT SETTLED. - Claims Hade By Both Parties. Reports Seem To Favor Republicans. Special to Journal. - LocteviLLB, Nov. 8. Up to lata this afternoon, there i no reason to reced from the conclusion reached early this morning as set fourth In a bulletin then issued.. The probability remain', that Taylor, Republican, will have a plurality of something over 9,000. Reports cover- ing counties and precinct yet, missing are coming In very slowly. Many of them will not come in befpr tomorrow - or lat r, and until they are In the reault can- 1 -( nr. t.V -A-,- ; m . s . r'-, not be definitely known. : -' - ' ., Both parties continue to claim the election. Tne Qobel adherent contend that they Will have a plurality of at least t.OW, while the Taylor adherents seam (o fign'a out a plurality of as ouch 10,000 but the claims cannot be sustained with any sort of reason for either (Ida. 1 "Experience 1 the best teacher." Every testimonial lu favor of llood's Sarsapa- rllla Is the voice of experience to yon, and you may take this medicine with perfect confidence that It will do for yon what it ha don for other. ' Hood' P11U headache. cur biliousness, tick OHIO'S VOTE. Nearly 50,000 Majority For Republican -u - Ticket. Hot Much Change From These Figures Likely." "T Special to Journal. OmsaaTi, Nov. 8-UnoffloIal re turns from 73 counties in Ohio, and ea tlmailrgthe remaining 10 counties th same as In 18117 gives Nash, Rep., for ! governor, a plurality tf 40,041. I k counties uubeard from are Hardin . Ho'me, Paulding, l'lke, Portage, Bene- !ca, Sum nit, Vinton, Wyandotlo and Pirry. Hi counties Including Butler; Cuy uli'iif n, llumllton and Lucas give Jonct 7il,7(iJ voles, Later unolllclal returns have been re ceivid from all tlie counties In' Ohio with a few seallcilng picclnctsenlimaled. N mil's plurality is 4!l 205. lieturnii Imvc been received from 47 counties showing Joui s' vole lobe 8J77, this Includes 1'utler, C lyulioii, ilauinton, Lucas, 1 or.vn, h'tiuk and Hum mil counties. - - .' '. . CASE DISMISSED. Gattis ts. Kllgo Before Supreme Court, But Maybe Retried. ' Smallpox Likely to ffpread This Winter. Death of Dr. SaaderJIn Fayettevllie Bond Case. Bel- - V. haven Oyster Trade Cot-. ' . ton Coutpra Idle. ' Ralbior, Novom'wr 8. Tue djol.io i la the caaa of Qatlli r Kilgo, app -alu.i to th Supreme Court upon He question of practice, wa rendered yesterday, I'ut complalut allege (n part:- thai (he de fendant Kilgj utterel la pu Uc.slu ler ou words against the plalutiff, cha -glng him with an offence equivalent, to per jury, and Intending thereby to injure. aud dli Injur the good name of the plalntttf; that the defendant. KUgo and hi co-defendants, Dake, Branson an 1 Odell, wlakeJly latendlo to injure the pXalntlfl, pubUthad slanjeoui, llbdloai and defamatory word concerning the plaintiff . and pray lor damage. Tiu- defendant demurred to the complaint, that It Improperly join two separate causes of action against different parties and moved to dismiss the' action. The demurrer was sustained and the motion to dismiss allowed.": The Supreme Court holds that the demurrer was properly sustained, aa the two cause of action alleged In the complaint were improper ly joined,' hot that there was an error in dismissing th action, and the judge below may either allow amendment to the complaint or divide the action for aeparale trial. . Th two causes of ac lion may be Joined in one complaint, but each cause must be separately stated Coda, section StS7; 78 X. a 410; 83 X. O 150; 0; 889.. Dr. Richard H, Lewis, secretary of the Stat board of health, says there are now case, of smallpox In Halifax, Person, Rowan and Chatham. At Scotland Neck there are four,.; He expect a aa outbreak of the disease this ihll much more severe than the one last sprlug. lie I inform ed that there . are a thousand infected point In aouthstde ; and southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Caro Una, The fact la that Virginia took no precaution against the disease and tome of lh counties In northeastern North Carolina were equally short sighted, in. this Stale aa a whole the disease hat been remarkably well managed. Dr. Lewis spoke of the vital question of pure water aupply, and said souu water companies show no disposition to look after the purity of the water they furnish.. He added that when people discover such a lack of interest a move ment for municipal ownership Is the in evitable and proper reiult. "" Roy. Dr. Geo. W. danderlio, who died Monday In a Baltimore sanitarium, was burled hire this afternoon, Gorerui r Russell and lb Council of State attend ing the funeral Flag on the Capitol were half-masted. . Dr. Sanderlin was 50 year old, a native of Camden county captain in the Confederate service, State Auditor four year and appointed fourth aadltor. United State Treasury, six years ago, - He was for several yeara pastor of lh Franklin Square Baptist Church, Baltimore. He bad : been In feeble health In mind and body aeera year and soma month ago was injured by a fall He wat a brother-in law of Chief Justice Falrcloth. . , " The meet Important case before the Supreme eonrt I one la which Robinson and Cook appear for the town of Fayette Till. The Legislature passed ah act allowing that place to expend 7S,000 In in purcnase or water ana eioctrio ngm. Ing plants; the people by vote ratified the act; the opponents of the plan contend that th LegUlatare failed to provide for a special tai to meet the interest and create a sinking fund; the town contends that this was not necessary, aa the act recites that the regular tax la ample to meet the interest and provide the stoking fund. :, - Charles F. Warren, of Washington, N C, la here. He says Bellharen, Beaufort county, I now th centre of the oyster trad In North Carolina. Six Baltimore firm ar peratlng as many canherle there. . , ,.. . The annual meeting of the Sons of the Revolution will be held here November 13th. The society now has 00 member In North Carolln. Senator Butler has 80 acre in pecaus en his farm at Elliott, Sampson county. The cotton compress her has done little or no work this' season, for the reason that the North Carolina mills are taking all the cotton. The Wianle Davis Konument. Richmond, Va., Nov. 7. Mr. George Ja'lsn Z ilmy, of Florence, Italy, the sculptor of the Winnie Davis monument and th ln:e statu of President Jeffer son Davis, is here. All arrangements, be ssya, have been made for Ihe dedication 'of Iho n.nninrlsls. The sculptor th' fi:esij surpiiY of ...tunimmnit.., ,)"':. ' ..t VV " .lllV.irfP- ' III I O , . 'Illlllllll..- . . TiMt Beceived by . . . fflcDANIEL, Wholesale & Retail Grocer. J. L. 71 BROAD STREET, iwmwmtwmwfliwwifffflwwflfWTOfflmriiiifii'K A NEAT APPEARANCE Counts for a great deal in t his world. There are many times when small points will decide either for or against you. At such times C I lie question of appearance is always bound to come up. Ltt us take car of your n nnun va nn A nji;i' ai auoc, s Our many patrons can tes- g tlfy that gmiils bought from us & Style, Quality and Prices are always guaranteed, ('all and examine our stock and be convinced. 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