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THEY SKEDADDLE
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Wilmiagton Democrats Catice
In’Exoflils
IF NOTORIOUS -CITIZENS
Whit* And < Black Scailawags
Run Out. i
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Wilmington, N. C., Nov. 12.
Geod government was put to a
te«t last light and th* new ufi
oial w*r* called upon alm*st be*
for* th*y had taken their seats to
make geod their promise* to pre
•*rve order.
A big lynehing party was plau
»*d for th* night, and it required
all that the mayor and hie asso
ciates could do to prevent it. There
w*re six negro** in jail who had
bean arrested during the excite
ment of th* day whom »ome of th*
people *t th* town thought should
b* summarily dispatched.
One was a prominent leader—
Thoma* Miller-—who was charged
with declaring he would wash his
hands in a white man's blood be
fore night. Another w: sA. B.
Bryant, who wa* charged with
b*ing a dangereu* character.
1 he other were mere or lets prom
inent negroes who had L**n under
the baa -of th* whites fcr conduct
•alculated to incite .trouble. May
or \\ add*ll and hie associates put
» veto on th* proposed lynching.
They said that good government
Wa* to prevail in Wilmington from
this time and would commence
immediately. The would-be lynch
ers were so insistent that the may
or called out r. guard and kept the
j»il surrounded all night.
i 9*piads of men are out searching
■for the asost notorious characters,
theyill b« d*ported as they
found.
night the white republican
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f MR- EDNEJDN COMES TD ROME 1
*) W« hare much joy in announcing to our frieada, in and out wav from Broad street. / ( J .' f
o£ Rome, the coming of Mrs 1 L. Comdoa, of Atlanta. , Mrs. Condon is assisted in her studio by f |
. A] In this celebrated lady is all that stands for merit in her pro- i Mr R. G. Hubner, one of the leading you;* photographers o
session. She is today the h’ghest exponent wf advanced photogra- ... Bultmore. A visit to this new and andto Stu dio wi
pb y _lC,...lie,l by but f.w. if .ny and excelled b 7 „o„.i U .ntb. | | prove a moat delightful event and will J ’mi than repay youffSA’
*lj H.r .tudio in Rome will be in th. elegantly appointed apart- '{’ 11 ° re « »®‘ • better appoinled gallery^' 1 , $ South-Nor has f j
* ments en the second floor of our new store, entrance by easy stair- | Mrs. Condon a peer. Ca 1 and see.J(v w . l)t , r
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W NOW AS TO BASS ''SK
We are now in eur new store. We lost a month before getting into it. We are determined to make it back. Ou
prices will do it. Moody & Brewster, wholesale merchants of Atlant <, failed--sneriff sold their immense stock out in cash
lots. We were the only Rome merchants at the sale. We bought ar a trifle. We’ll turn the bargains over to our cus
tomers- We have an enormous stock of Fine Dress Goods and bilks in the latest imported Novelties, and a. great as
sortment of Laces, bmbroideries and Fancy Trimmings. Below are a few of the special bargains:
Tow cases Ladies’ Fast Black Hose • 2« Two'bales yard wide Drilling, w jfh Be, at 5
Three eases Ladies’ Fast Black Seamless Hose 5e Three cases yard wide Bleached Domestic for Only 2 7-1
Two cases Ladies’ Fleece Lined Jersey Ribbed Vests 10c Ten rtles A A A Sheet ng, yard wide 34
Two cases Men’s full size and full length Undershirts 10c Vy7 Three cases yard wide Percales, Fall styles 4Ac
Three eases Men’s Heavy French Neck Undershirts 15c Two bales good quality Matress Ticking at ' 4|
Two cases Men’s box 3c oYv Two cases Fall outing, the 8e quality at 5c
One ease Men’s Seamless Sox ®e One full case of remnant White Lawns, well worth 15c, at 8
Two cases very heavy Drill Drawers, well worth 30c at 15c /fl Two cases of good Bonnet and Dress Gihgliams at 3 3-4e
One case Ladies’ Hemstitch Handkerchiefs; one case Men’s MK) fool 2,000 Men’s all pure Linen Collars, five for 25c
Linen Finish Handkerchiefs, both at half price 3c 800 Men’s Fine Shirts, a little soiled, some of then worth
One case Men’s Heavy Buckskin Shirts 25e $1.50, your choice for jy c
Are you in need of a s uit of clothing? Will you require an Overcoat, a Macintosh, apa i Pants, a Coat and Vest?
Do you want a Hat? We’ll save you from 25 to 50 per cent on your purchases- Good Jean ants 35c; Men’6 Styiish
Capped Coin Toe Shoes, 75C; Ladies’ India, Button, Foxed Vamo, Patent Tip Shoes, all sizes sOc Our prices on shoes
beat the Jews and Gentiles alike. Our $ I .GO Shoes are the best in America.
For Ladies’ Fine Hats and Bonnets, go to our Millinery Departnaaut. Do aot buy anywhere else if you care to save y. We repeat that we lost a month
©» aeceunt of building our store, and that we are going to make it up. We have a world of goods which we bought at half prices we can afford to let them go at half
prices, and we shall let them go in Rome that way. We want your trade and we’ve knoc ad the bottom ent of prices to get it. piices are as low as 4-cent cottoe.
Caine to see us at our new store.
EASS BIROS &> CO
'deputy sheriff, G. Z. French, left
i the city He was followed to the
I train and narrowly escaped vio-
I l*«ce. A party of men went into
the car, determined to take him
out.
The arrival of Fred Stedman,
who i* one of the most conserva
tive and cool-headed men in town,
whil* at the same time being a
Header in the movement for whit*
i supremacy frustrated the attempt.
H* wa* joined by *ther citizens
and they prssuaded the crowd to
det French go. French was prom
inent in republican politics, and
has been charged witk organizing
the negroes.
Several white men of this com
munity who have becorn* obnoxi
ous frcm their leadership of and
association with negro politics are
also to be deported. Notice was
s*rved on three of thtm this
morning to leave within twelve
hour*. They are ex Chief of Po
lice Melton. Chari** Gilbert and
F. H. Bunting. Ou Markat street
two pictures ar* displayed from a
branch of a tree, On* is labeled
“F. H. Bunting. Whit ths
other i* a picture is a negro wo
man, and is mark*d “Mr*. F, H’
Bunting. Colored.” The Ihre* men
have signified their to
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Spain's Appeal to Powers*.
L*ndon, Nov. 14.—A dispatch
from Madrid, byway of Biarritz,
Franc*, says that Premier Sagasta
is anxiously awaiting the results of
the J*’.nt Peace Commissisn in
Paris,
In th* ex ent of a rupture, it is
his intention to address a memo
randum to the Powers. Senor Mon
tero Rios, President ot the Spanish
Commission, the dispatch says, is
desirous ot speedily finishing his
woik in Paris and returning tc
Madrid.
crettf you wh >thcr ycj cuntioue tn*
■ ’erwc-killing tuoacc j habit. NO-TO-b A<\< X|«BV
I moves thp desire tor tot aeuo,
<ut n< rventfthstre»fc ex t»cu iik 1 B R flUmz*
hne. pynfie* the bl oj 3 k r •
itore? lost rnanbood. B'A 1 ’
•nd id ,*
uook. r n4> 1 O-KAC fr<
*• g j your own druggist «
J* Ijl S#*’’'?.?* 11 v °ueh forus. Takejtwii
Wkw BL **• -n.pao- t.tly. I i-iinn ■ 11- Ou.
301 usually cures; 3 boxes, V.’bC
f7‘tltocur ‘ • or We r ' funtl ninnir
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RANK MUTINY
Among Spaaish Soldiers in
Havana.
IN DESPERATE CONDITION
There Was Also an Uprising
Among The Police.
; Havana, November 12.—The
fourth Battalion, Mobilizadode
la Habana, mutinied Tuesday,
refusing to accept payment of
i one month’s salary and a prom
issory for the remainder. They
demanded all cash. They took
possession of the blockhouses at
Cienaga, in the outskirts and
i challenged the troops to come
and fight them. Gen. Arolas,
military commander of Havana,
went to Cienaga with one bat
talion of regular and the muti
neers surrendered. Arolas ar
rested the captain es the men,
Fernandez Marina.
A grave uprising of the mili
tary police occurred ’ Sunday.
They refused topatro 1 the street*
and seized their barracks. The
trouble wa* not stooped until
they received the money due
them. The civil guards also re
volted, and had to be paid one
month’s salary.
lhe regular troops also show
great discontent, and an upris
ing on their part may come at
any time. .
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE I
DAY
Take Laxativ* Bromo Quinine
1 ablefs tAJI druggists refund
Uvis, cost*, fails to cure. 25c.
Co. Ga. "<* OV S trg r
7lh day » on
Mrs. A. H. Ci
W.f A.R.R ■
THE WEST.
TG ARKANSAS I
_j& TEXAS. JJ
Schedule in Effect Oct. 4th, 181.'3.
" ~i i 1 ' ’
northbound. No. 2 I No. 4 No 70 ; N 0.72 ;
Lt Atkinta . 8 Hum; üßopn’ 4 .X.-pru sSvmu I
Ar MtV'mtta.. 905 am! 9 18pm! 640 pm 6 85pu
“ Rome 11 'Zf.ahnj 17 45pm
■ Dalton. 11 41am*U 41 pin 81rfj.ni
“ nooga 1 <opm 101a in 035 pm
“ Nashville 655 pm (P4oani
" Memphix .. 730 am: 4 90pm
Ev Nauhville 7 SoJwn 780 ami./ .. I
Ar St 1,0iiie...1 7'JU»m ,7ftgpnH |
Lt Aasnvu.e, 4Opm| i imuii
Ar Chicago., i 1108 am! R33pm
I/vYfashville .[ 7 SOpmi, 7 liian: ... .• 77.7. /
Ar Louisville .1 2 3i>am|l2 25pm
“ Cincinnati.! 7 Usami 4 05pm ......
Tram No. 2carries Pullman Sleeper between
Jaekxoaville. Fla.. Atlanta and Nashville, son
ne-ting with vestibule train for Chiosgo.
Train No. 4 carries, Pullman Sleeper Angneti
and Atlanta to Nashville and St. Louie through
without change. Pullman Sleeper Atlanta tc '
Chattanooga, passengers remain in ear until 1
T o’clock a. m. Pullman Sleeper Atlanta t« I
Knoxville via A. K. & N. Ry.
’Lain No. 70 connects at Boyce with Q. 4 C. ’
for Cincinnati. This train curries through
eoaeh Atlanta s o Rome.
To the South and East.
SOUTHBOUND. No. 1 | No. 3 N 0.91 j N 0.78
Ev Nashville l 9 10am ; 10 iQpni ’
“ Chat’noogn 256 pm 3 20am 5 56am
Dalton 4 11pm! 4 2cam 7 Ham
•• Rome 4 25pm 7 45atn
“ Marietta . 6 45pm 6 45ain: 9 45am T 06am
Ar Atlanta 710 pm 7 30aui110 35am 8 00am
Ev Atlanta . I 7 50pm| 760 am 4Kjim
Ar Macon.. 11l 13pm 11 10am 720 pm
“ Tifton. . 2 50am| 306 pm
•' Jaek'viville. 8 45am|10 25pm .
Ev Atlanta ... < eOpmi 7 obaiiv 4 odpml
Ar Macon . . IHUpm 11 10am! f 2Upm
“ AlbarA i ~. 827 pm 11 06pm
•• Thm nville 6 30pm
•• Bavannah. 6 00am 6 00pm ......
Ev Atlanta . ill3spjp; 750 am 3 10pmI .'
Ar Augusta.. J 5 I.sam 120 pm 8 25pm
Ar Charleston llOuam 3 00pm i
“ Columbia Jib 55am! 10 lOpni] | !,
Ev Atlanta . 1 T.iOuni 12 00tu |l2-00m ........ .
Ar Athens .. 'lo2lj;in 2 16pm 216 pm |
“ Jtichuiond. lojunj 7 If.amt 715 am ' .
" Waah'gton 10.10 pm 11 31am 11 31am i .
" New York .1 65 am 5 2.i|>m 5 ftpin • ■ 'j'
Train No. 1 earrios Pullman Sleeper Nash- ‘
Ville, Chattanooga and Atlanta to Jackeon- '
Ville. Fla. 1 (
Tiain No. 3etyriesPullman Sleeper St. Louij [
to Augusta without change Pullman Sleeper !
Chattanooga to Atlanta open fur passenger! 1
Chattanooga 9 p. m. Pullman Sleeper ‘
Knoxville to Atlanta via A. K. & N. Ry. For j I
furthw information write to ) J
H. V SMITH. C. E. HARMAN, | 1
Traft’,- Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt. | (
itil ■ liy arv UK.-SU* I
~ A ma <r neuretu’ d bares,
irown* ifr -’t Bitu-rs- Rebuilds um ( (
ystem, aid •_ -“mo- -s exeev nt lA’r.
-» -euilUK, j
, SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
Condensed Nehedale In kffect Joly *. 181 m.
st a rib ns. _ | No.'ic NbHl4 1 No. i
Lv Chattanooga 430 am! 7 3,pin H>. 10pm
Ar Dalton l.jiam, ft. 42. m 12.10 am
Ar Rome ~... S.Uoaui 9.40 pm UUtn
Ar Atlanta il.4Oarn lt.snpm 5 Oram
Lv Atlanta A2O®tpl1 1 s:.pin s.aka
ir Macon '. 7.lopn* 2 ‘16.,m B.2uam
j Vr
’ Ar Everett i 7.25amj s.it.pm
Ar Jacksonville I 9 40nml 9.25 pm
j l.v Jesup "!fB 6tam 6.56 pm
, ir Jacksonville ...^l. Minin Kilftp n
Lv E/eretl / . , 7.3.aunl i.jupm
Ar Brunswick | B,3oiunj 4.30»in
No. lo- carries Puhtnun Sleeping Car Chat-
‘ l«in.oga Lo Atlanta.
I No. 14 carries PuHu an Shaping Oar and Day
CouchesCna la usiga « Jacksonville and A»-
[ lanta to Brunswick.
No. 8 carries i'ullnia* l Sleeping Car Chatla-
| auogu to Atlanta.
L aTAricNs.~ ~No 13 \* o . 9 N‘ o 7*
Cv Atlanta 4 30*m 4 00pm 7.s(iarn
Ar Rome 6.30 um 6.topm 10.20 am
Ar Dalton 7 tlVatn 734 pm 1 L3oam
Ar Chattanooga A4oam| » at/ptr. l.OOpin
Lv Cnatcanooga XRiain 9 iitpm
! Ar Burgin 4.29 pm: i
I Ar Lexington 3 lOj m; 4 50am ...1...
I Ar Louisville. 7 sO])iii 7.« lam
Ar Cincinnati 7.30 pm 7.. .
Lv7%atcanooga ... ’l.&pm: t.lsam i 25pm
Ar Nunb ville ■ | 4.5&pm A-glam 6.56 pm
Ne. IS oarrie. Pullman Sleeping Cur Atlanta
toCnattano ‘im and Ckititwnooga to Cincinnati.
No 9 carries Pullman Sleeping Car Atlunta
o Cincinnati and Chaitauac*ga 10 Louisville.
BTATIONA. No. A j No. 12 1 No. 14
Cv Chattanooga .. 8 10am 4 ItKim 10. JOpm
l Ar Knoxville 11 65ain ft.o.iam t.loam
• Ar Morristown. I.!3pm ! 9.soum' 2 25nm
Ar Hot Springs 3 | tpni 11.46 am •A.OOum
I ‘5 r Aohevilla , 4.S'pm l.lhpnil 5.10;:®
' Ar Salisbury MOpm' 9.80 am
Ar t'reenshoro 1 9.f,?i,m 12. j O . m
Arhub'lg’h 1 |.4v»m, 8.23. m
Ar Norfolk .... I 7.50uhi1
Ar V.'a hinzton..'..-. .C:.| I 6 WamiTiffipm
\ r 2 s ew_' ork. •• ■■ J12.4-lpni' 0.28 u m
No 12 carries Pullman Drawing Ko ,m Sleep- '
Ing Car ChattundOga to New York via Ashe
ville and Salisbury to Richmond, arriving Iticti
•nond 640 a m also Pullman Sleepgig Car
lieensboro to Norfolk
No. 16 Is solid train ChatVanon.-a to Salis-
Ourv, with Pullman Sleepiu,' c kl Chat lanooL-a
tai Salisbury and Salisbury tn Nou York with
>ul oliungc.
~ 6 I'A I~,NM. No. T
Cv Chattanooga ■ s.ooiJm 8.40 am
Ar K'lovviUe M pln I |'.r,-. ;ira
Ar Moir.stuwn ;. 15am l.2tpm
. 7.0.1arn 8.5.5 pm
Ar Washington : 7.40 i1m
■ .'l.2opm
No. 4 carries Pullman Sleeping Car Chatta
nooga t i Wasnlngt ,n and Chaitun oga to New
A'o.-k without change.
S-,. 4 e.ariVes Pullmai, Sleeping Car Knox
ville to Bri tol.
s-i ATt NS? ~~ " Jfo7lF
Q V o ™*: ' FiOam
Aft- Aunmton 11.81 am
Ar Birmingham lO.OOprn
Ar Meridian 7 Utipm
Ar New Orleans __ lUKOam
A.r Vlcksbnrg
Ar Shreveport. 7.2<’pm
Is ji N ‘2-JJ __ ILNo. 10
2.uUpm 4.50 pm LMome ..ar 8.50am'8.35am
A43pmi O.bipm Ar (lad-deo. ar AOOam 6 S iam
AuOpm| 7. IQpmlAr Attalla., Ivl A46am. A>aui
♦ Dally exoept Sunday. | Sunday only?'
F. S. GANNON. Idv.e. * O M .Waahlßgtea, D.a
J. M. CULP. Traf. Mgr.. Washington D. Q
W A TURK. G P Ao Washington, D ft
3 A. BENSOOT3H, g a.>. a-.OKattaaoeouTeaa
Fancyj new seeded Raisins
Currants and Citron at Lloyd & •
Harper’s Prices to sell ryiick
u o a n n „J PkTSCS'eroo OEPT.
young and old;
We none of us live so careful
ly that we never require the aid
of drugs and medicine to put us
right. It’s a comfort to know
where you can get them pure
at proper prices. We are not
modest about the,e points —w*
can give you whhtyou want in
patent medicines, druggistet
sundries, toilet articles and ec’.
Prescriptions a specialty.
J. T. Crouch & Co.,
300 Broad street.
Starki, The Tailor—Mr. S.
M. Stiuke the popular tailor i*
now open for orders and ready for
business in hie new business horn*
next door to Wooten’s drug etor*
in the Clark building. Mr. Stark*
Las a splendid line of new season
and invites you to cull and
see him and them.
Beware of Imitations
JCHN SUMCA*><I WMir »**