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IIW Bill, R. C, FRIDAY U0RNIH6, AUGUST 29, 1802.
TWINTY-FIRST YIA
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IBaekfo.ura
I Has Wbat
I New Beading
New Val Lace
insertion to
I New All Over
Black and Cream,
AS
t New Chateline
' ' ' ? ik.
I mc ana $i.uu.
areatns jn
Millinery,
J. J. BAXTER
lias moved his Millinery Stock from Pollock
Street to his store on Middle Street and is Clos
ing out the same at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
Special Inducements to Milliners.
IF YOU
THE BEST PRICES,
The BEST Stables,
The BEST Facilities
BRING YOUR TOBACCO
TO
i at ma d vr CU CUUUZC Town.
We promise our best efforts in behalf ol
tho Farmers.
J. M. HOWARD, Manager,
C. H. RICHMOND,
Auctioneer.
Cream of Roses
la a hfirmlran liquid preparation
for removing Hnnhtirn, KVecklot, Tan
ail improving the complexion. When
appllel It l tnvlrlb'e and .cannot be
WMbeil nIT. Tho dark Una around the
neck, ranard by wearing tight fitting
collar!, la rflmnyed by (Ireaot of Roeet.
25c, at itnrrlAM,l'nA.iACT.
....? hnr,. Z,
; h onyet i multitude of commercial alni
bnt yon will And our mdaImv-4
furblihlng of carriage, ;wagon mntv
Donta Ail .KM W'. TniCia-M nor
than tklnVieeiO WewJtefood
new" wherever poaalble alwaya make
aninga oeuortnaa we una taem.
We pat Rubber Tlmwitiour ,6ld ;pt
new wbeela. , We brink your looae tlree
in macnine 'witnoiit cettinr tam.
Kverybodr ii imrlted to lee the work of
the machine puttinf new bolta In tame
O. II. IVatem ft Fktu,
Yoi Want
and Insertion,
Edging and 8
matcn,
Silk Lace inf
Bags at 30c,
.A'
WANT
FOR
UNLOADING
THE
Farmer Warehouse.
ORANGES, Peaches,
Pears, Bananas, Ap
ples. Fresh lot Ohoc
olate Candy Just Re
ceived
AT THB
Broai Street Frail Store.
Cotton ''Bannlnn
and.Tics;:,:
; W have In rtook. and ; to itrrlW
MOO RolU Cotton aggln bV)0
JmSkt Cotton Tiea.' if&'&t
Send ns jour brden. Prioea tie
me iowet. : .iy;
t , J. I, lanthttm a&. CM.
The Davis Inkstands
ilOl ROW tBl BEST OH TM MAUBt
Thlib
,,uiiThlT
Mteeir
a tana '
UoM, ..
atayery "
. ratio
able, i
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RBPUBUdAM STATB.COWVENTION
Hancock Mecatla ' Gets Recopiitloa
rnKeedlnn-otCMreatkHi
ao4 Caaimlttees
HaBMd.
Special to Journal.
Gmuomboko, Aofnat 89. The whlteet
Republican Gonreatloa erer held la
Borth Carolina, mat In the opera home
her today at noon. .
The OonTentlon adjooinod after litten
tng;to .8entor Pritonard's speech, to
meetatnre fire o'clock, and aaeoret
eaacDi of all the delegatei wai called to
meet at three. lathis caucus Senator
Pritohard, Congressman Moody, Post
master Reynolds, of Winston and others
made impassioned speeohes In support
the resolutions endorsing Tho. H. Hill
for Chief Jnttloe, and were as strongly
aopported by Warrea, Wayne, Wilson,
and Vance Counties, In each of these,
Lily White, orPrttchard delegates were
seated.
Hancock from Owen finally succeed
ed la shutting out completely all of the
oppoaiag delegation. In Rockingham
County, both delegations were seated
the rote being equally dl tided. In Union
county the delegation of Poitmaiter
Bary.lor Pritohard taction wu Mat
ed,
The contention met at fire o'clock and
after the report of the credential com
mittee, Charles Price was named ai per
manent chairman and R. H. McNeill,
SecMtacy A platform committee wis
oppoeed )by Oongreaaman Blackburn,
Llnnef and other. The Prltchard men
won out by adopting the resolutions en
dorsing Hill for Chief Justice, and- de
claring before the convention that no
nominations be made of Associate Jus
tices, leaving the power in the hands of
the Executive Oommlttee to take such
action in the future as they deem best.
There was ahot fltht In the Credential
Oommlttee up to the meeting of
the convention, over the con
tested delegations from Halifax com
posed of Harry Skinner, K. M. Stewart,
D. H. Abbott, 0. P. Lockey, O. A. Rey
nolds, Z. A. Sutton, Z. V. Walser, A. H.
Price, L. L. Jenkins, J. J. Butt.
O. A. Long, of Alamance may be noml
nated for Superintendent of Public In
struction. When the convention assembled after
upper, Beawell of Moore, offered a res
olution endorsing Senator Pritcbardand
the records of Congressmen Moody and
Blackburn, which was unanimously
adopted.
Assistant District Attorney Price,
then offered a resolution agreed upon la
caucus, endorsing T. H. Hill for Chief
Juslioe, and leaving blank the nomine
Hons for Aaaoclate Justices, which was
adopted without opposition.
D. A. Long, of Alamance, was nomi
nated for Hnparintendent of i'nbllc In
struction, by B. W. Douglaa, who la
saswer to aa lequiry, vouched for his
RepabMcaalsm, aad he went through all
right ' .
-Aseieteat UUrkL Attorney Oscar
Bpears of Uaraett, and .Ei-JodgeW. P,
Byaun mad epsecaea. favoring D. H,
Abbott tor railroad comaslieioaer, who
was nominated by a rising rote.
E. W. Tlmberlaae ol Franklin. 4th dls
trtot, W. B. Ot B. Robinson, Wayne, Itn,
H. P.fieaweU, Moore, 8th, A. L. Coble,
IretteU, 10th, H. R, BUrbook, ronylhe,
lllh, R, H. MeHeCn, Ashe, 18th, O. & 7.
Birth. Hendersoa.' 14th, CD. Wash-
bum,' Madlsoa, loth, Baylas Cad, Hay
wood, lata, Were aomraatea trkhout op
position, for Jadges o Superior Court.
f . WaUef the reported resolutions
ofcoeasaittee oa,, platform which were
adopted without oppoatlosM it. . ..
Ea-Jadge W. P.' Byaam of' thejsenv
mil tee oa pita of orgsaixatloaubmltUd
ameadmenls' to party rule,. Uadlag
to taetaak reports la dlelrlot, State aad
eoeaiy aesalaatlag enaveattosa, so as
le bring them etoser is) the people, aad
teg . tsotloa 1 'sit sO asVto leave ao
doubt about Its euustructloa aad1 against
that 'pat upon h at Rural hall Judicial
convention. AdopteiL ' .r'.JVi-'
,.,T he awmbers of the District Executive
UeanmlUee were aaaaed as follows: 1st
Oeo.r Boekmaa,' Beaufort) .lad; tX W.
PatrlektOraaaattlidV CLW. Haat, Car
teret! Ith, Claudius Dockery, Wsket th,
W.T. OBrten, Durhsm Ith, W. D. But
ton, Btadetti 7th, W A. Bailey, Davie-,
8th, 1, B, Blackburn, Wilkes; (lb, Thoc
CASTOniA
; For lafcnts ail C! "1-eu. . .
K3 ciYnr j: jr i!
; Bear the S i ,r
E. . Rollins, Msdlson; 10th, J. M
Moody. Haywood.
81s members of the executive commit
tee for the State at Large were elected
as followst B. F. Mebane, Rockingham,
J.T, Wilson, Mecklenburg; H.B. Har
kins, Beaufort; E. C. Duncan, Carteret;
W. P. Bynum, Guilford; Z. V. Walzer,
Davidson.
J. 0. Pritchard wu then unanimously
named as chairman of the State Execu
tive Committee. This completed the
work of the Convention and at 10:10 p.
m. chairman Price being called for, pro
ceeded to make a speech, after which
convention adjourned.
Winners In Peabody Scholarships
Contest
Cheek From Sale Swamp Lauds.
Republicans Indifferent on State
' Ticket. Colored Firemen's
Tournament Successful.
A Massachusetts Fa
natic. Raliioh, Aug. 28. Today the win
ners in the competition for the three
Peabody Scholarships from this State
were announced. They are Arthur A.
Smith of Sparta, Alleghany county; B.
Robinson of Taylor's Bridge, Sampson
county; Farnle B. Gardiner of Reidsvllle
Rockingham county. Twenty-one ap
plicants were examined. The showing
some of them made was miserable, only
88 per cent. ,
Today the State board of education re
ceived a check for $3960 from its agent,
for the sale of swamp lands In Carteret,
Tyrrell and Hyde counties.
It was very evident that the rank and
file of the Republicans took no Interest
In the proceedings of their party's State
convention Some were heard to say
that they did not care a penny for any
election except the presidential.
The tournament of the Btate Firemen's
Association here ended today. It was a
success all the way through. Today
there were horse wagon races, reel and
grab contests and special feature races.
The Bremen iwon many compliments
for their admirable behavior during the
week.
The event of the tournament was the
ISO yards reel race. Eight teams entered
Two from Wilson, one from Salisbury,
Concord, Monroe, Statesvllle, Charlotte
and Raleigh. Raleigh won In 89 seconds,
Charlotte second In 82, Salisbury third,
in 88. This race was for a prize. Three
hundred yard reel race wu for State
championship, won by Wilson, time 57
seconds, there being four enterles.
The board of Inspectors of State in'
atltutlons Is thoroughly examining the
hospital for the Insane here.
President Winston ol the Agricultural
and Mechanical College here says work
on the new dormitory, Watauga hall,
though incomplete, Is so far advanced
that students can be quartered in it
Septembers. The college opens that
day. The examinations for entranoe
will be held September 4th and 8th. He
expects about 400 students. He expects
work on Pullen hall to be completed by
November.
There have been tbree lyncblngs In
the State this year for rape. It seems
Impossible to stop them.
Officials here were not surprised at
the decision of Gov. Crane of Massachu
setts yesterday to honor Gov. Aycock's
requisition for Monroe Rogers, the ne
gro house-burner.t One of the vehement
opponents of the sending of Rogers to
North Carolina was severely rebuked by
Gov Crane. This fanatic dclared he would
rather be shot by a Massachusetts officer
than be trusted to the mercy of Gov.
Aycooa. Governor Orans stopped him
there and forbade him to speak far
ther.
It Is said that the drought did as much
damage to crops in part of Orange coun
ty aa any where in the State.
HATSTILLE.
August 17. We ate having Ideal
weather bow, cleat aad slightly cool.
Our farmers have about completed
their fodder pulling, and from the num
ber of big stacks w sec la th fields we
Judge thst our farmers will not have to
bay so much Western feed the coming
year as they did the previous on. -
' Our tobacco men are feeling good
over the good prices they are getting
forth weed, V-:''?;!' '5 "
Cottoa la opening very rapidly.) Plck-lns-
will basin in a few dava. - V i ; -iiM
,Mlssaal Koonoe will come ap th
last of thlSTS-eek to get ready to open
school here. We understand, that her
aest school her will be superior to her
batons. ' v
The ant M, E." Quarterly meeting
of Onslow etreult will be held, her the
first Saturday and Sunday la Beptember
Mr. Koonoe says thst he will hare
the church In readiness by that time.
A great many of our citizens went to
Trenton Monday to attend the County
Convention. Mr. F. M. Jenkins (our
man for Sheriff) wu beaten In the nom
ination by a very close vote by Mr. Lon
Taylor of Trenton. Frank Is taking his
duf'-al very easily. If some of the camll-
d 3': l.H 1 DOt W ' ' 1 0 WOUM ?
' 'y pMi'"i t i ' . "'A 1 .'
beginning will make a good eojng" for
you out Doy.
Miss Bell Cook of New Bern, and
Miss Llszle Koonoe of Rlchlands are vis
lting friends and relatives In and aronnd
here this week. We hope they will re
main with us a good while.
Mrs. Grlffln of New Bern Is visiting
Mrs. W.B. Smith this week. Her hus
band, Mr. Griffin Is visiting our mer
chants, showing them an up-to-date line
of dry goods and shoes from the stock
of Messrs. O. Marks and Son, of New
Bern.
Mr. Richard Laroque of New Bern Is
moving his furniture Into his new resi
dence here this week. He Is also hav
ing some unfinished rooms comple
ted.
Mr. C. H. Fov !a at KInaton aunnrln-
tendlng the building of a residence there
for himself.
Mr. Major Eubank has accepted a po
sition as salesman for Messrs. J. M. and
A. C. Foscue.' .
Mr. E. L. Mattocks will sever hit bus
iness connections with W. F. Mattocks,
September 1st. After that date he will
be at the MaysvIUe Bupply Co's. store.
W. F. Mattocks will continue business
at his same old stand.
Dr. E. L. Cox of Jacksonville wu In
our town today. '
Mr. E. J. Conway of Palo Alto gave
us a call today.
Mr. Thomas Mitchell, of New Bern
wu In town this week.
A. F. M.
Republican Nominations.
Special to Journal.
Grkbnbboro, N. C.Aug. 28. R. II
McNeill of Ashe county, Senator Prltch
ard's private secretary wu today named
by the Republican Executive Committee
for Judge of the 13th Judicial District,
In place of Ham Turner, declined.
The Republican Convention of the
9th Congressional District was called to
meet In Hickory, September Ith, when
all agree that Geo. B. Hiss, of Meek lon
burg, will be nominated.
Pyny-Balaam Bellevsa Right Away
and makes a needy end of conghe and colds.
Fresh Grape-Nuts, Postum Cereal
Saratoga Chips and Oat Flakes at J. R.
Parker, Jr's.
To The Bemocralic
Voters of Craven
County.
The many friends of SherlfT J. W
Blddle desire to present his claims to the
voters of Craven county for ronomlna
tlon and reelection; The county has
never had a better officer; he Is eourte
ous, accommodating, faithful and In
every way thoronghly competent.
, When a vacancy occurred in the office
of Sheriff, on account of the resignation
of ex-Sheriff Klnsey, the Board of Com
mlssloners endeavored to ascertain two
things: first, who wu the most compet
ent man In the county for the office, and
second, who would be most acceptable
to all the voters of the county. They
finally selected Sheriff Blddle u they
were satisfied that he filled these two
qualifications better than any othor man
In the county. He has only been In of
fice a part of one term, and It would not
seem right to refute to endorse his ad
ministration the first time he comes be
fore the people. The people are fair and
just and would not intentionally dis
honor any man without came. . It hu
been claimed that all of the candidates
are from the town of New Bern except
one. This Is not strictly correct; three
of the County Commissioners are from
the country, and two years ago No. 1
Township had a most excellent candi
date for Register of Deede who would
have been elected If hie own township
had supported him properly. Bherlff
Blddle wu born and raised at Fort Barn
well and llved.there until the war came
on, when he entered the service of the
Confederate State and wu a most gal
lant and faithful soldier, The people can
not do too muck for the men who suf
fered and fought for the South during
the war. Of all the candidates upon the
ticket Mr. Blddle Is th only representa
tive of the soldier Tote. It Is true a man
ought not to be selected to fill sn offloe
beeaus h wu a brave soldier, but when
he It In every way competent, the peo
ple ought not to forget such services u
these. Wall Mr. Blddle Uvea in New
Beta, he wu bom and raised 'In the
count? aad still own the lauds 'where
his father lived before him, '' ' '
We dc not 'wish to disparage sny
other candidal, u alt th candidates
for office la ' this County ' r good and
tru men,' whose; pas services to the
Democratic party ttlfft recognition and
entitle them te aspire te tay office In
the County; But w do say", that we do
not wish to east any rtfleotlou Icoon
Sheriff Blddle by refusing to elect him
when ha hu onlv served a iiart '.of ooa
term. , We hare never heard of., an In
stance where good man capable and
competent, who had been appointed to
the office of Bnerlff hu not received Urn
aominatlon at th handt of his partf'at
the succeeding Convention. " '- " '
In. Submitting the Claims of Bheritt
Blddlt to th people' 'of Crivtn' county
we are only aotuated by a desire to see
justice done to a good officer, and we
have every confidence that the people of
Crsvon ennrnv will treat EherlB Blddle
f:i' 'v, ami will fcord him a nomination
I'Aitr i anCv- r Ciir-Tr.
A Good Pink
For
Fox River Print and Fancy Elgin Batter only 30c lb.
New BbL Fulton'Market CornedBeef.
Small PigHams and Breakfast Strips, English JCured
Shoulders and California Hams.
Codfish, Irish Potatoes and Onione,
Grape Nuts.
Mason's Fruit Jars and Jar Rubbers.
PotteA and Canned Meats.
Heinz'g Pickles.
Fancy Fresh Elgin Butter 30c lb.
J.L
'Phone Ol.
mm
Farmers
LOOK TO
and D ' .
vnny yuur i uucillu
tothe Planters Warehouse
NEW BERN, N. C,
which is always the place TO GET THE MOST
MONEY FOR IT.
Best accommodations guaranteed.
E. J. HESTER, Proprietor.
TUCKER BROS.
310 N. Front St., Wilmington, N. C
THE PLACE
CEMETERY WORK
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
In Foreign and Domestic Granite and Marble. Lettering and Finiah
the Best. Send for latest designs. All work delivered.
Branch Yard at Goldsboro, N. C.
' Nrxr acaaioH -
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE-SX
MEniCIWE-PEIITISTHT-PHiWABT
Lecture Halls for Theory
La. '. .
Hospitalapr Practice.
JOT
Onevhvadred peffe Cetalof ee Free.
DINNER- SETS
and
TE A JETS
Yon can buy them from our stock
patterns CHEAPER THAN YOU
CAN FROM A PEDDLER, and
if any breakage occurs you can re
place piece at any time.
Whitehurst's
45 Pollock St,
TBi MILWAUKEE FRUIT JAR
HOLDER
AND
OPENXR
Patented.
, No more
SDouea
fruit. No
more
trouble m
opening
4 tan. 1
k,;.i v:' ;.PerteoHoa
1 " .v, ') i-.,-),i' .i.wuann
teed never to break, a, Jar -or .a, cover,
ri .a i l ' i.i ' l-l i , j
r nuv uvu a aw yunt wiu ,; . ufwaeuviu
T0rvH f! H.. WU! SRm W H
Agents wanted everywhere. ' Write for
catalogue. ' , V M
I Poif Roacnes an! Water W
It you are troubled with loaches, and1
water bugs, try our , Roach Put, -t We
guarantee it to glv satisfaction and. re
fund th money if It does not; Price SSo
Cay's Pharmacy. - '
i ;
Sab
10c Per Ga
EL
Wholesale
A Iletall
Grocer,
71 Broad St. 5
YOUR INTEREST
1 L
TO BUY YOUR
New Bern
Is Very Lucky
to have an agent for the sale of the
Prospect Brewing
Company's
BEER
which is said to be the Purest and Beat
ot Beers by the United States Health
Bulletin, -which is the highest American
authority. It is not a cheap beer that
will burn ones stomach and produce a
strain on the system.
A full srock of the above beer in bulk
and export can be had at 18 Middle 8t.
J. F. Taylor,
Agt for the Prospect Brewing Co.
Ve are Now
aad ".2'f f:lV
to do an repair work to your stores Upr
l!wliUlc UmoI C(okaiBeU
lngftoyes that will be told cheap, Steve
plpe sidoflng; I GKjtterrngad rork of
an Shape and sUee made to brder.
Don fbrgH ttk M Plumbing.
nWonV'..,.!', ,, ,
Foy & ; Woocf Co:;
lOtanty Old Stand,
Bouth front Bt. "
i CticrfjacttoOittfiim. ' ,l
lu.eis not '.any tetter remedy for ,
heb,'.nche than - these powders. They ,
nevr fi.H to rellete. Made and sold oily
st r. " ' ', -!iitl!)B:Phsnncy. -