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EL. IB. 'BL&JCBSTE&R
47 & 49 Pollock Street.
AN
. There is an old story of a punctiliously, polite
Greek, who while performing the funeral
ot an iniant daughter, ielt bqund to make
his excuses to the spectators ior "bringing
nut siifih n. Rmfl.ll
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': We apologise for bringing out Buck
crowd of readers, but hope the very Low Prices will make the necessary
amends.
' Our show window on Pollock street, exhibits Gteat Bargains.
Trimmed Straw Hats, in all shades
$2.00.
Black and White Sailors at 50c,
Men's Black and Colored Vici Kid,
$1.00 $1 50. Could not be bought from manufacturer at that price.
' Lucky is the customer who secures any of these.
SMITH'S STORES,
81 Pollock St., (Duffy's Stand) 90 Middle St.
5 Af tef-Dinne
Olve His meal a floe finish. There
' W nothing daintier for de-vert
- than Farina, Rice Puddinp, Jell'es.
. andTanc.y Cracker. Everything
; in tbii lino will bo found in our
stock, which preamUan eshautt
ive definition of "giooertes". The
whole world is taxed in mi king
up tlila superb assortment of food
specialties. You" must see to ap
. p'erldle.
Have jnst rrceived a big lot c.f
Frrah Oorued Portsmouth Mullets.
Also a flu fot of Nicely Cured
, Hams. :. Give us a call and -we will
do our beat to please yoa, '-. ...' ' . ;
, . .': Yoora for Bnsinesr, :
J. R. PARKER,
ruoue o. i 0
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Prompt Delivery
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If jon want it good enp of delicioni coffee buy a pound
and you will get it. '
. This coffee is eqnil to any coffee in thrjmnrkel, rurd,
les of price. ', . .
7r t
mat
OUR ;' ; : $
money it you are not 5
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onrnsft to sn lnrco a
a small advertisement to so large a
at 50c, were early in the Benson
sold fast rt $1 00.
Ba's. and Congreis Shoes from
- Delicacies H
JR., GROCER,
1 joroau . Ktreet. . '
7.
; kYouca always expect; when '
jrou order your food supplies from ' ,
tills reliable store. . We can" sap
ply every demand of a flrst clans
family , trade with Vhe" XJUolcBt
8l-iple and Fatcy Umcerios, Ref-"
hhea, Pickles, Biioes.JOIIfcl.H'ox -River
Print Itiilter. and l'l(Um -at;u
tot ft ittonj Prince, ," 1 ;-'
W make a specialty of blKh
grvle Teas andjOottees,
, Oar Perfection Dlend- . ; - .' ;
Doffee is Finek
Price Only 20c.
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APOLOGY
s
' 1 ' '
Chinese Viceroys Hake Stronp De-
mands Of The Powers. v v
,5
Cneertala AsEverRea-ardiaKFeklB.
LI Says All Bare. , AUiei Have
farce Force At Tien Tsin.
Survivors Said to
Be'letTlBf-
Special to Journals
WisHiBOTOH, July 88 Chinese Vice
roys oa the Yangtze Keiang river have
Issued an ultimatum to the powers that
there will be war declared ' unless -the
powers promise to hold the person of
Empress Dowager sacred and agree not
to partition China. : : i
, These viceroys have until now pro-
prof eased friendship for foreigners.;
The reported massacre of the mission
aries at Pao Tin Fu has been confirmed.
The city of Canton has been placaded
with appeals to murder foreigners bat
still remains quiet.
The New York Tribune publishes a
special cablegram from LI Hung Chang,
dated Shanghai July 7th,sayIug:''Pekln
reports that the ministers are alive and
their Bafety Is assured. The entrance of
the allies into Pekin Is unnecessary.
This message is in response to an In
quiry made of Viceroy Li three days
ago. .
A cablegram to a London paper from
a Shanghai correspondent says that all
the foreign ministers, except of Ger
many, are alive and that some of the
European survivors are leaving Pe
kin,
Minister Wu Ting Fang informs the
Slate Department that the Ministers are
alive and are being fed.- The Chinese
Minister at London claims that he has
direct Information and that the Pekin
ministers will be escorted to Tien
Tin
On the other hand a cablegram to a
London paper confirms she massacre of
all the foreigners in Pekin. A letter
from Neu Chang say that a messenger
arrived from Pekin and says that all are
massacred. BIr Robert Hart committed
suicide at the last moment to save him
self from torture, and as the Chinese
swarmed into the legations the foreign
ers shot their families to save them from
worse than death.
The failure of the Chinese to open
communication with the foreign MinU
ters and their governments, while every
evidence exists that Pekin is in close
communication with coast officials lends
suspicion to the latest offer, tending to
cause even Secretary Bay to regard con
ditlons as far less favorablo now than
ever. It places strong evidences ol
doubt upon the famous Conger messages
and others purporting to have come as
late as July 18 from foreigners In Pe
kin
Admiral Remey says that on Monday
there were 88,000 troop at Tientsin
available for an advance on Pekin. At
that tfme the commanders of the Inter
national force ' believed they ; were
strong enough to begin the .march en
the Chinese capital. The commanders
had agreed that on the arrival ot Qener
al Chaffee final vote should be taken
on the selection ot the supreme eommau-
dcr of the International force. , -Lokdoit,
July 18 The Shanghai cot
respondent of the Daily Express, wiring
yesterday, ay; p-Tvii"
"It Is reported here (bat a large' sec
tion of th Boxers ha revolted against
Prince Tnan, alleging that be ia making
tools of them for hlaown ends,' i A des
perate conflict took place outside- ol Pe
kin Sunday. Prince Tnan personally
led hi follower, two of bis general
having deserted him.
!Tb battle lasted" sevsral hour "and
Prince Tuae wu defeated and killed."
. THB MARKETS. ,
- The following quotation were reeetv
ed by J. K. Latham, Mew Bern, N. 0.7
' v. Hw Yojm, July 88.
Cottok: . ' Open. High. Low. Close
Aug. .:. J..; 9.23 :9.K 933, 9 84
: SeptAi.tXv;'. 8 08 ; 8.88 ' 8.88 ; 8 88
I Oct . 8.88 8.38 8 85 8.80
'Mot..' 8.28 ' 8.15 8.18 . 8 21
, JaniUi.V,.? 8.81 8.81 r 8.18 8.18
;' Hch.V.;:... 8.88 888 ;, 888 8.85
' 'j. OniCAOO MABIBT.
WaiA'ft - Open. High, Low. Close
Sept ........J 76 - 75 - 76J j" 79
Conn:-. '.
8ept...V 88 ;'88,, 88, t
8o, lfy Pfd. . .:' f r , 7: . pci'J,
TO, 714 ''-:?
3fl
83
7t
83
791
Coo. T....,-..
Leather .. .,
10
Cotton receipt were 40O bale at all
port., ''' ; .- .
If y ju want a cold coca cola, sherbet,
or glass of cold soda, go to Davis' Fonn
taln. ',..' '.-.'' ' !
Just wcelved a lot of fine F. F. V
Mams at Oaks Market. . . j
If something In your bead doth raoie
That bead of yours to eebe
It can be cured If you 111 but,
Celery Headache Powders take.
; Made and sold only at Davis' Pharmacy
I J. 3. Baxter It selling bis Itlbbons,
I.nwrn, Ladies Oxfords, and all summer
(noils ?ery low fnr the enh.
f :l'rlnrj Lamb sml ,"rlni-r CI.Ii keiiB,tlils
ti!Mrniii:r Rt the ( . ; h ; , - L.
OUT DT FORCE.'
Red Shirts Meet at Burraw. Aycock
Speaks laSampsoa County.
Wtlmisston, S. C i July 87. The
Red Shirts ot this section rendexvoused
today at Burgaw, Pender county, where
Aycock and other prominent campaign
ers spoke. : Aycock was met by a pro
cession more than half a mile - long, in
cluding 600 Red 8hlrts on horseback and
several hundred others on foot. There
were a number of floats, on which oung
ladles rode, the floats being emblematic
of various campaign Issue, "White Su
premacy" dominating. -
Aycock was 'tendered a tremendous
ovation when he was introduced, but he
bad not spoken more than ten minutes
bsfore a heavy rain and electric storm
forced him to stop and brought the de
monstration and speaking to a close.
The only unpleasant incident of the
day was a severe thrashing given a white
man (opponent of the amendment) by a
company of Red Sbirtc
It seems that be was making slurring
remarks about the Rod Shiits, saying
among other thingo. tint they were poor
white devils spending all their money
for the red shirts they wore. The Ui rush
ing administered to him caused a com
plete retraction nnl apology.
The biggest Red-Shirt demonstration
of the week Is to lie at (Union, Sampson
county (the home of United States Sena
tor Butler), toJay. A large crowd from
Wilmington will attend, Including a can
non and guu crew, to fire a Governor's
salute in honor of II n C. P. Aycock,
who will be in attendance as the speaker
ot the ocoailon.
It was reported here tonight that
movement ia on fool among anti-amend
ment Populists and R-puWIenns and ne
groes to pruveui Aycock from speaking.
If such an attempt in made there will
certainly be serious results, as fully eight
hundred or one thnnnaud red shirt? will
certainly be on hand well armed to see
that there is no lotcrferenrr.
Charlotte Defeats Durham.
Special to Durham.
Duuiiam. July 28. Charlotte defcatod
Durham today by a score of 3 to 0. The
batteries were Latimer and DuJdy, Dju-
nebomer and Legrand.
STANDING Of CLUlM.
WON. LOST. P. C
Charlotte 13 8 .010
Tarboro... 14 9 .008
Durham 10 9 . .65fi
Raleigh 9 13 .409
Wilmington 6 10 .875
Statesvllle 5 9 .357
Daniel and Bryan.
Lincoln, Neb., July 27. Senator John
W. Daniel, of Yirgiola, accompanied by
his son Edward, visited Colonel Bryan
this morning. Tho Senator went to Cali
fornia immediately after the Kansas
City Convention and ha since been on
the Paolflo coast.
Mr. Bryan took his visitors to the farm
and then spent the morning there. When
asked about the political iltuation Sena
tor Daniel said:
"I really haven't given a minute'
thought to politics since tbe Kansas City
Convention. I have seen no Eastern
paper while In the West. I will begin
my political work Immediately on my
arrival borne."
Senator Daniel left for the South at
1:35 o'clock.
r Towne Has Prospects.
MiKKBaroua, Mlun July ,87. The
Journal lays: . .':
"Charles A. Towne will be withdrawn
as Vlce-Presldeotlal candidate from 'the
Populist national ticket about August 15
At that time the.Popullst-Katlonal Com
mittee will accept bis resignation - and
replace him with Adlal E. Stevenson a
the nominee ot the Populist ' party for
Vice President.. The son roe from 'which
tbe announcement 1 received U such as
to make It Impossible to question lis ac-
eurecy. - ... v-',:-'i K
f' During thr campaign Mr. Towne I
to be utilized at a campaign orator,- to
whom will be assigned the. most desira
ble War. He will speak only In Urge
eitle and In oloe district, h. Cabinet
position I assured to blm la lb event
of Bryan's election. . .' . ' k r-
Desperado Plnally Wiled. '
Nw OBLBAiia, July 87. After a des
perate battle, lasting for several boars,
Ia which be succeeded In killing Ser
geant Gabriel; Porteous, Andy Van-'
Korem keeper of the police jail, and
Alfred J, Bloomfleld, a young boy, fa
tally wounding Corporal Joha F. Lally,
John Banvllle, ex-Policeman Frank 11.
Kvana, A. 8. Declcrc, one of the leading
confccllonors of the city, and more or
less seriously shooting several citizens,
the negro desperado, Robert Charles,
who killed Captain Day and Patrolman
Lamb and badly wounded Officer Mora,
was smoked out of bis hiding place In
the heart ofhe residence section of the
oily and literally shot to pieces.
To the Republicans of Craven County
At the reiiicst of the Republican Stste
Executive Committee, your central cam
pslgn committee. by authority Invested
In them by tbe Republican County Ex
ceiillfo committee have endorsed Mr. J.
H. I";iMi!rIit the Populist nominee for
the I.' -i-Mature aid your committee ear-ni-.
ily r,-in U for hlin llic limUv i.l d
s-i-1 - ,1 ' h-. rl of n'l Iho I!i in,' ':, ro.s
THEY ADMIT IT.
Cy Thompson Thinks Admendment
May Be Carried. .
But Fnsioulats n ope to Bet the Leg
islature.. Anjth'ng to are '
Butler. Lituk Oal for
Eleventh Uoilr
Lies.
Special to Journal.
Ralbiob, July 88 The fusionista have
now an lminenic campaign ftinil anl are
spending it fruely. They m d voting
themselves entirely to tbe work ofoocur-
ng a majority of the legislature. They
will buy votes. As Dr. Cy Thompson,
who was tbe Populist nominee for Gov
ernor, bui who was lutein do.vn in faVor
of Adams, the Republican nominee, says
in hi lutler, the Coutliiulioual Amend
ment may be rati&cd by 20,003 majority
and yet the fusionisla may get a majori
ty of the legislature. Here Is where tbe
danger lies.
Tliouipson goes on to say that if tbe
fusionisla can only get control of the
legislature they will repeal the present
election law and will havo an amend
ment to the constitution which will pro
hlbit the negro from holding olHce. The
Populists introduced such a measure at
their Stale convention and at the June
session of tbe legislature. Rut the Re
publicans have never taken any step in
that direction, nor will they iver lake it.
Tbe Democrats very proerly said that
tbe way lo reniovu the Ignorant negro
Irom polllicls was by disfranchising him
in othur words to lay the ftvu to tbe root
of tbe tree. The Popnlint professions
and promlsei are no more than the air
and the Republicans let tlio Populist
talk lo their hearts coultn'.
D-. Thompson's letter in really an ex
celieul campaign document for the
Democrats. It Is a confession that tbe
people will ratify the franchise amend
ment. It is all inspired by Senator But
ler, whose one with and hope 1? lo f ecu re
reelection.
The fuslonlhls are pulling In circula
tion a, large number of lie-, at ilie last
moment. It Is learned that one of them
here said a few days ago that he had
prepared a falsification to be put in cir
eolation next Tuisday so ss not to give
lime for it denial. He said further that
the fusion leaders were greatly pleased
with It.
One Minute Cough Cure is tbe only
harmlesa remedy that produces Imme
diate results. Try it. F. S. Duffy.
CASTOR I A
For In&ntt and Children.
The Kind Yon Hare Always Bought
Bean the
Signature of
m-MrjmtwswAtrja org.
i At th Book Store
Teacbtrs Exchange
TKACnERS AND POSI
TIONS, had for the ask
ing. If you need a
TEACHER, write.
If you need a POSITION,
write.
And If you need SCHOOL
: 1IOOKS, and can't come
Wrltev
6 H Pnnfctt. I
a aa ntw m)wwv
SELLING OUT !
Our atock of SUrtMER CLOTH
INQ at a discount of 20 per Cent
For Caeh. ; , -
Don't miss the opportunity of
(buj-lag a nobby up-to-date Snit for
it,.H ..' .'' ' -1.
We arer now offering for Oaah .
$IS yStitts for , $12
$10 V I S
Boy's $4 Suits, $320
- " .. . $3 $2X0
' All other Summer Suit will be
sold at proportionate' discount, so
call early and get your choice of
the few suits we have left. . ,
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j.G.ounn&co.
FurnlsherH.
'f7 Pollock St
IP'' f r-i ffffr
i i . ... 1 llukiuUi
WU'e I 'i T .mforl fire and stop at
tin 1 ' . . -. i ,. M '- n l nl.
Nice Fresh Lot
CAKES AND CRACKERS 1
Just Received at
J. L. McDaniel sJI Broad St.
Also fresh lot lleinz's naked Beans with and without
Tomato Sauce.
Ilcinz's Pickles, Mustard and Mustard Dressing.
Potted Meats, Salmon, Lobster and Sardines.
Choice Tea and Coffee.
And lots of other goods things to eat, nice and fresh.
Give roe a call.
Respectfully,
5
J.L
Ml all0 III!
5 'Phone Ol.
PLANTER'S
MrMNlfl.
Opening Sale, Wednesday, Aug. I.
The Planter's Warehouse is located in the liii-iness pail, of the city
and the finest Warehouse in the Stat. We will have plenty ol' Imyers
with plenty of orders for all the Tobacco in this purl, of the Slate.
It is the aim of the management to give liis personal attention to all
ealeg and to fee that yon are well looked after when on th". market, with
t)bacco. Our motto is "High Prices and Personal Attention to your in
terest." Free Stables. Come down to the opening sale, and we will try to
please you.
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO.,
J. M. HOWARD, Manager.
tsi:w It 11 UN
GRIST - MILLS.
New 91111st
Bolting Vhent
Elevator and
Corn Cleaner
Of the Latest Improved and Up-
to-Date Mill riachlnery.
YOUR JTRADK 18 bOLIClTEDf
BTISPKCIAL PAINS taken In clean
ing and poIlshiof grain before olng
through tbe mills, 'which insures pure
meal,
Corn, Hominy, Oats and Mixed Feed'
GEORGE BISHOP.
Ne-sCBern, N. C.
GOOD NEWS.
wnm
This man ha heard ot Q. H. Water's
ft Boa Whalebone Boggy and he I going
for one. Tbla aooounu for hi (peed.
They are reliable hand made buggies
Try one and be convinced as others bare
done.
Tour to serve.
OIf. Water & Hon,
- Pboa 180. -78 Broad Street.
Hey,
l Mere's Your
Bett and Lamp)
Dyn't be "run In". "A tltch la Urn
uvea ol, and oinetlme may save you
tea (I0) :- ; !; ;Kt ;.-, , ;t'v';'. -,".
, Don't put It off, but call t otcs and
Invest th aeoessary amount in flood
LAMP AND BELL. : v r ; t
Bells, 25c to $135
Lamps,. 50c to .$3.00
Tires and Repair fi j v
In Abundance.
vn. t. iiiLL,
2:
A Retail
i
71 RrM St.
WAREHOUSE
We Have a Car-load
of
Cotton Gins
IN STOCK.
A full line of Cotton
Gin Belling, Oils and
Supplies.
Hyman Supply Co.,
Tlione !.
40 C HAVEN RTIiEF.T
Notice !
The only man there be.
Not Left, Come See.
A No. 1 Real Heart Hand-made nnd
Sawed Bhlngle always on band,
Lath, Cart and Buggies.
Kiln Tar anil Pat Light-wood Posts.
All kinds of Stove Wood delivered to
your door.
Two Stores to let snd houses lo tent
all the time.
Lime to retail or by the barrel.
BI& HILL, The PMniile Man
YOU'LL SEE .
at a gianoa mat oar rprjna; -iwku,
strike the top notch In the variety of ar .
Umle pnttorna. What a suit I mad of
and the wey It I wade Bp are the tiro '
important drea potnM. . W have BO
rlvuls In eltlior Ti set. Our work Is'
not tniilfiicd and our dlxplajr of fabric
l tf linivo. Order Bow.