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PnOTHERS, Do You lvHO that Paregoric,
1 .4 ai ". '""" Iop.- Godfraj ' Oordtal, many w-csiied Hootiiins Syrups, and
1 - , - ntoriiaa lor caildren are eocnpooeii of opium or morphine t
. , P Tww. Ksrasr that piusa aad morpbiae are stupefying narcotic loisons f
. Yam Know that In nna natmLKjs. ,irH -. r..,i pTnirt.i t., ,-.,.i.
without labaa&r. tassa poison f
TO or your pkyuciam koow of whAt
- P T Kw tha Owtaria U a poi tvgutulM) pivparativa, tuul that a list of
ka kitTwbai pohoW irfth wnxy bottle r
f -. . .,
PTgm tWCetOriafatT.wva-rintinl th f.mo. T R.i.11 THtW
Tbtithaa be la e for eity thirty year, and that more Cautoria is now sold than
, at all Wliw rapMntina fnr tilVlr.n Krw f
! ' . Know that tha Patoat Offlos Department of the United States, anJ of
' , ' Mhtr eomtrtea, haf luud Kxcixmtn right to Dr. Fttcher ana hia assigns to we the word
. " Cartori? aadlta tormnla. and that to imitate thn to a tata prlaon olfmw t
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. . ' ' P T Kmrr that oca of the m anm for rranting thu rovenuut-nt protuctiuu ma
Cactoriahad beea ptorca to be aWalKtal; Karmleai?
P Tern Kimr that 35 ayerac
oaaeentatee. ,'
P Kw that .am n nmn I of thia nerteet preparation, tout children may
to asatfcyM Bay have nnhrokaa rest r
Ten tha tlifeig are worth brewing. Tney are facta.
-Tag fao-aajalU
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Children Cry for
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THE AGHICDLTURIL :& : MECHANICAL COLLEGE FOR THE
-BACI,' AT- GREENSBORO, N. C.
- Tte Flail Tma wtll besrin Wednesday,
wm be mad Wetloeatlar aswt Tnamiav.uei
I be mad Wetlneatiar ami TMrailav.tiBaolmr -rw1 u.l Xni.
teats wtu be made ut each eoaaty by toateoonty examiner ou tbo Unit 8atm d y in i
.- Inatrortloa Is glren ttt Arrk-uUnre, Horticnltarr, Dairy ajnuacmeBt, the Mechanic
Arts, the Kngltab Uuuraaa, and rarlons braaebrs of M atliematfcal. thvsirl. Natural iunl
Keottotnie sk-itnc. with special retorenee te thohr applicattonrt in tbe indnHta-les of life.
a imiKn BonDer wi(u'ts wm oeanmiue
ot atwly, tnstraettoa wtu be rlvw in Music,
i" ticnoni is esitawsd by tbe ITnited Htatuu, aud the KtMto ot nortb Carol!
miaiiu. .vna m -tot -MHktrouoct or laflaeneeU
COCTTTT PTUDOT3.
- Tnitioa, rrea.
' ' , TOU ALL 8TUDESTS:
' Bnar). por week -, - 1-23
." ' - ' - Lntlirinfr, nee ot room, bedding; Ac per session 10M
Instruction on piano, two lessons a week, per mo. S.no
V ' Iw use ol piano per session .... i.no
arror aulitbnal Imwawrti mme, which can be hsd by a.Mresslaif, "Tlie TresKle nt
Um Aancaitaral aad Mechanical College for the Colored Race," UreensOoro, N. c.
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GRAHAM ACADEMY,
. MARSHALLBERG, CARTERET COUNTY, N. C.
:rey.
W; Q." A." GRAHAM, D. D., PRES.,
)V-:f yfALL TERM OPENS SEPT., 2, 189J.
7. : Parent or GnardiAns. will find this tbe cheapest and most desir-
able school, ia . K astern. North Carol 1 n a.
N location: On tne shore of Core Sound, 10 miles esist of Beaufort,
in ar commonity free from such rices as Bar-rooms, Ball-rooms, Bil-
e liard. rooms ot Brothels. Ptenty of churches and Sunday schools.
lif-VIg'H " ."BRAD ! BEAD!! READ!!!
IjrAitled by the Methodist church we offer the following; inducements:
. Pninary Grade, Board, Washing, Tuition, 9
r v Intermediate Grade, v
:t; latin, Scientific, -
Music (extra)
tSFot farther information write
ElsW-SMALLWOOD,
:i - Under Oaston House, South Front Street, New Berne, 2f. C.
iy: . FULL IUVE OF
. Stoves; Carpenters Tools, Cutlery,
5 Table Ware, Barbed Wire,
:f GALVANIZED PIPE, PUMPSr
- Lime, Plaster and Cement.
;X:f'DEVOES'' PURE 'READY MIXED PAINTS.
; "i sPeraonal attention to the prompt and correct tilling of all
orders. - " . mg3tu w,dow
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GUILFORD COLLEGE.
;. . c ,T Advantages f this sropi-u Cortege , open to Young Men and Young Wemen.
'; rFoor Lary. Cominorlious Buihiings. Nototi for its ChriMtian mid houie-Iikc
lkOathfuiintlnence. Classical, Scientific, Latin-Scientific Courses. Normal, Busi
neasv Art and Mutic Departments. Colletru aini Society Libraries, Scientific
1 Laboratory and Cabinet. Faruity ot able instructors. Charges rrrcxlcrate.
' Soot Cataxooces Addekss, The PRESIDENT,
GuTLfOSO G0iLX6E, IT. C
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and Children.
aot pamiit any aaediaoo to be given your child
it H romy i '
doses of Castoria are furnished for 35
fa on ewery
wrappar.
Pitcher's Castoria.
SHEPPARffS
tbOKSTOVEi1
MADE FROM PURE PIG IRON.
Not om poond of Scrap Iron
Je ever used In these goods.
DURABLE, CONVENIENT aaa ECONOMICAL.
AH Modern Improvements to Lighten
naekeelttc Carem.
y Tweaty diflexent sixes and kinds.
Ewry Stove Wamurtod Ad&lnat Defect.
T Prions not much ilgber at tJii. time
' than on commoner kinds of Stoves.
CW est or address
Co., He? Berne, H. C.
October 2nd. ISOS. Kxamtnatton for tuimlnxion
Examination, ot county atn-
tho Amf Atttmilfv in s.ntnni.
i tor wnoni. in suimiM to tno recrujar course
Hewing - , Oookintf ant LanjMtry work.
i IftLTTsl I lilt
It is not
by vny peirUcuHu: denoMili.aUou.
TERMS:
OTHFEK STUDB N F,H .
Tnitioo, per session - - 10.00
G SO
7 00
8 00
1 50
dw eod tf
the "President.
XKWS ADRIFT.
In Ihr City ol Kims mill Yleliiliy.
GHlhrrril In niifl Hriell, Tolil.
Never b, lie in I:- 1 1 L -r . r. h i- X". w
Berne Itetn t'-.;!v decor tie !. It u. r
once decide to 'I" a tiling and :l i gir.z
to Ik.' ,1 ne xxi;h tin halfway about it.
In tit
.gr, imd
picnic
Imsc lull game at the Fa'j i
Kri. 1 v Nt w R me Lad a .
nnd delealed lio-iiHit wi:n -i
score
1 ( to ..
A two mast sthooner i-.ui ml" :i -ma,,
i sad boat xesterdav. The oa up. ml buno
. ):iniel, gnvl il t he bow it ll i- schonmr
iuhI linn wived hcin?elt I'roir. ' ii .,-t b n nt-
riicil dunmT of ilrowuiiii;.
Mr. S. tT. Seott who f..r o:m.- tinu has
i Inid ibiee good -1 r.ai' ft rs l-inirn on the
' tn ets, lias added miotlier. a ver pretty
ird st rong one. It was built iro-!y
tbi him at the New Heine (.' nriaye
i work ol AIc-r (I. II. AV:iUt V Son.
i In additiou to the tour he owe Mr.
I Seott is also rae.niug a liire l trnusfcr du
! ring touriianu-nt week. lnaK'.ni: live in all.
Tbc pre i U . . e. mid engi:-,i Umi; d
! in u)Hfcin!i the loundntion for the trovcrn-
i mc-nt building is dtcoratI to keep up,
with t ho rest ot the CUV. Mr. lardellar
linuivht it would uot do to have the rest
of the eitv cav wilh deenrat ions and not
have any alwut the public building, even
if there is r.othina: there yet but the be
:iuuieir of i ho f.iund.ition.
Mavor Kiiis. of New Hene . did uot
i : eh. lose to serve as time-keeper t.. uhnh
1 position he as ehosei:. and Mr. M. II.
i j Sultar. was substituted for him. Mr. Ellis
J i was in no way onuecte l with the inak
j inj; of any decision except that of the
i ' liest uniformed Co . in parade, which
committee was composed ot himself and
the visiting Mayois.
W. Durham, one of the pisengciin
the caboose of the frtitil.t tminatllaw
River, which was telescoped by the lire-
men' special train Tuesday, died on the
7tb. llis leas were broken xnd his spine
iiiurul. Ilis brother, J. . Durham,
has a bad fracture of the icur of the skull
but will recover. Both are residents ol"
Chapel Hill.
"The Sweet Watermelon"' is the name
of a poem we publish today which was
inspired Irom reading the celebrated song,
The Old Bucket,' and upon which has
also been written numerous parodies re
cently and published in Thk JontNAi,.
Some ot these parodies, and especially
the one entitled "Dot Lon Handled
Dipper dot Hangs by dcr Siuk," were
gems Of poety. snd have been widely
copied both in and out of ih.i State.
There were twe false alarms of fire
tnrne l in a little before day yesterday
morniiifr. The Atlantic hose carriage
while running neck and neck with the
New Iieme carriage on Craven ' street by
the Public Building works where the
street is narrow, run into an electric light
pole and was overturned, breaking the
iiole oil even with t lie ground, .lotin
Taylor, tbe driver, was thrown heavy to
the .sidewalk and Ixull y bruised., though
uble to be out yesterday. The hor.-e
freed himself Irom ihe carriage and was
caught up Broad street. Mr. J. W.
Moore Jr., who was on the cairiage was
jarred but did not receive injuries of con
sequence.
The Atlantic Won tbc Deportment
Priao.
The Atlantic Steam Fire Engine Com.
pan', No. 1, covered itself with giory od
Ihe parade yesterday.
They were awarded the handsome nick
le platel officers lantern, oilereit by the
Fabric Fire Hose Company, of New York.
for being the best uniformed company m j
the parade, and beet in deportment, num
bers and general bearing considered.
We must sav that the boys never looked I
better.
They were highly complimented
by the visitors. Mr. Geo. G. Cumming,
Secretary of the Virginia State Firemen's
Association, who has been present nt the
Tournament, stated that the boys were all
I that could have been asked for perfect in
step, heads erect, and beautinilly ilrcssiai.
1 ue juages were: aibui oui, i .i-
etteviUe: "Mayor NelsoD, Greensboro;
Mayor Ellis, Newiierne.
KaccevHfnl Extinguisher Tent.
The test of the Steniwell Fire ex tin -
ouisher wai very satisfactorv. The tern-
norarv house of thoroughly kiln-dried
lumtx-r was saturatcfl wmi two ganons o , n.Ujonal ftnd CultoQ Stjaes Exposition,
kerosene, tired, aud the names permitted j nis ll(,(ress .is 21H E F;li. stretl
to Income fleice. j Uie lrt,ch string nhvavshangs on the out-
Then at a distance of about forty leet, -
the representative in clinige turned a i " ' "
stream of the gas fiom the exiir.guisher
upon it and iu about half a toinutc had it , "rowtl. rnr rire.e..-s Aaaoriation.
under control. I T1'e reports ot President. Secre'ary
The dispatch wilh which the lire was , Griffith, and statistician road at the
extinguished surprised tbe spectators and j stllte Firemen's Convention make a tine
yet the contents of the evtn-guisher was , lg of advancement in the State or-
not exhausteu. j nu Z;l,)n
Xt Convention at (nliSbur. The first meeting was held in Greens
ti.. r ts ,i. i boro in the membership there wa.
i lie v.ieK5tnii nitt;iiui: .'I . lie st i cutu
i AdiiuhI Convention of the Noith Carolina
j Firemen's Association was held last night,
i The meeting was a brief one and but
j little busimss was transacted of public
inierest beyond selecting the next place of
meeting. Salisbury was chosen without j
opposition.
The business meetings of the convention
have been well attended and much
genuine interest manifested. They have
throughout ioen pleasant, harmonious
and we believe profitable to all who at
tended. f
j Ueeeiver'H A ppolnted .
In Ihe su;t of Stockholders against the
t -aroliua Inter State Building and Loan
Association ot Wilmington X. C.
Judgo Graham on yesterdiy at Kenan
ville, coulinued Mr, Iredell Meares, ol
"Wilmington as Receiver, appointing also
j as Receiver .Air. J. B. Manning of the
same cit'. A number of New Berne's
ieitiz-ns hold stock in this Association,
1 Air. Chas R. Thomas was one of the attor
1 ney's for the Stockholders asking Keeciv-
j The lMIe Drivinc llnUhod.
I Tlie last ol tie piling for the foundation
of the New Berne public budding was
. driven yesteiciay and the ciushcd rock for
the concrete covering which will follow is
now leiiig hauled to the site Irom the ves-
I eel brirg it.
! The rock comes from New York. The
: concrete will be of lock and the !est
j Portland cement and be applied two feet
deep.
Tlte t'liAiiiplon 'ffniii
The memlKfs -.imposing the
champion-
. ship team are as toMow:
I V. T. McCarthy, Captain: Geo. J).
. Roberts, A?'t captain: C. H. Foy . T. I ).
: Carrnway. Ellis Williams. Fred Kichard
j son, Jos. Nelson, J. W. Timberlake. .las.
j Holton. .1. E. Dclamnr. ,Ih.-. W. (.askili
Cieo. C. .bihes, II. E. Royal!. Bui liaise!.
There is . i i.q.ort current th 't the New
j York World j rojioses to publish the
j picture of the winning 'nam.
1 Tno Terrible .Murine Dlmmrrs.
. u duly 1 1 another terrible marine dis
. afU-r OAcurnd. the collision of the British
vessel Pritice ds-af and another un
, kriow in mid-sea. They sunk in ten mln
I u lee time . Everybody aboard the un
' kuowu was lost and six of Prince
I Oscar's crew. Another British vessel.
the steamer Catterthm struck on rocks on
the 7th and was lost, ten lives were lost
aud liixty drowned ia this case.
FIRE! FIRE!1 FIRE"1 FIRE'
N 1 1 1 ihe llt'ii Liijiiid l'iauif Hut
Kir t'M K nf llic Cduil
N hi III State,
KAIH m:w lit: km:
Her Slrll II r 11 1 1 1 11 1 I
4iiy Itiiiilinu ami t'l.yin
I.urii4. mill Kn I li iiHlitHt i-
A r i'u in
S(.iuiii'rst
As.HClllllll4'
4 ' -ii I in n
'I bo entbu-: i.ni u !-i. 1. .-- in.iii -fostfil
nt ibf i-uiiiiiiLT "I i i -. tin'
tiremi-n of tbc Stati . by tin.- ) ircu;' it i. n
inuik: in .'idvaaru I'm- tin; vent b.i- !n-ii
ivc'l niaintnineil (Iiiimij llicir sty. Ii
Wiis e iili t ceil by tbe roya; rei'l iim wb.i b
was ''ien tbeni tbev t i i ; I nil' tin.
ears at the depot by our own lin-nu n. tin
New ne Silver Comet Ham! nnd i tl.it-
t.viiej'y ':ul.'i- i i'i''"nri ;: ::i : -.
y.uin utni rid ei both sc.co.
lntereleil thrones viewed with d liyljl ,
the lon prix-eioii oi' bands., mc
aii I
valiant voiucieer protecnus "i uie p:
1
r-
ty and live.-, of others, they
. i ortecl thr. U'jh the striets. i;i
weie
h c.
rab d in their honor.
The welcome wh.t
them upon their ariiva
hide to the interest tha
both the convention an
was a e, ird itiL.'
was a httii'u' pre
1 ; 1 1 - . otKinne I in
tou: n unuit . -'n-
tes's.
As the programme called l"i' the parade
to begin vt i) o'clock, the I'orming ot the
procession was begun at an early hour, b
was of unusual length and line app arani e.
Ix'ing about half a dozen squares m Kng'di.
The men in their nea. and in coining
uniforms of lift, rent styles, the bright
and showy engines and .other apparatus,
the gav floats and the lovely young ladies
with which they
numerous carriage-'
, tors and honored
Were tilled and the
of distinguished visi
cllicials all did their
' part in making up what is
ir.sidered to
be the srrandest ore company parade ever
seen in the State ol North Carolina.
The business hollies ai.d otlnr places
along the line of match presented a scene
in keepiug with the splendid parade.
They were resplendent in the protus;on of
flags and bunting which iu some ensis
almost covered them. The followin
places were decorated, some of them
grandly.
The City Hall aud our lire companies
hall, the Joi'rsal Orliie, Stanly Hall,
(the Firemen' s Headquarters), the. Tost
office, the Odd Fellows Lodge, the
National Bank, the Farmers au 1 Mer
chants Hank, the Citizens Bank, Hotels,
Chattaw ka, Albert and Neusee. ihe busi
ness places of E. II. and J. A. Meadows,
E. li. Ellis, Hackbum ii Wiliet, John
Dunn. II. H. Duffy, :D. F. Jar vis. Brad
hani's Pharmacy, O'Marks, Abe Schultz,
Cant S. B. Watcis, T.J. Baxter, K.
Berry, J. W. Moore, Slover Hardware Co.
L. II Cutler. W.B. Swindell & Co. J
1). Dinkins, Globe Saloon, J. Suter, E
V. Smallwood, Dowoeo's Boarding
House. New Berne Candy Factory, Numa
Xunn, Warner's Bakery and Cale, dem
Saloon, M. Halm & Co, S. It liadchti, E.
W. Bryan, W. II. Oliver, Sol Colli n. A
M. Edwards. T. A. Henry "Our Barber
Shop" John Stewart. Thus Bowdeii, E.
! Fihher. col., C. E. Nelsen J. W. Small
j wood. J. K. Parker, Jr., Royal Bros.
) Gem Photograph Gallery, Chief L. J.
' Taylor's store and residence. Mayor Ellis'
I residence anel the residences of Messrs'. I..
H.Cutler, Thou. Daniels, 1. V. Stewait.
i B.'t;. Credlc. Edward Lewis. Mrs. Had-
clitfe. (i. H. Hobeitsatnl that of the As-
! sociation Treasurer, T.
, . .
A. Green.
Appreciation of Sow Berne.
The representative of the American
Ball No-zle Company and the Revere
Rubber Company, both of New York city, i
Mr. Joseph A. Lainlrr, afier two or I
three day's stay in the city, expresses!
I himsell as highly pleased all round, with I
the town, the people, the "bnvs," and not !
last cor scarcest, the girls. 1I says the
! contests were very spintexl. the races cx :
ceeuingiy iiiieiuaiiiig. me aiuie, i usl
splendid, and the floats, with their galaxy
I oi beauty, wincn nrougut up tne nar oi
tile ")nx;cssiou," can"t be beat m sever.
states.
! Mr. Limlerfs home is in Atlanta, Ga.,
! wlleri-- ? wl" l'we.i to e.xiei... co,n-
tcsv to the people of
New
Berne who
ilurin.
the Inter-
boro in the membership
23. now it is 57il; the equipments have
grown during the same time from a tew j
thovsaud to tens of thuusauds of do!-!
Lars.
The membership inchidis 5 : S privates j
16 chiefs aud nine Assistant chill's; totai .
57i. i
Four new companies were enrolled this I
year. The Eclipse Hose an 1 Reel Co. j
Goldsboro. Eagle Hose, Co. No. 2. Salem;
Rescue Hook and I-adiler Co. A-hevillc.
and Steam Fire Co. No. 1 ilmir. e.
In round numljers theie ate in the State ;
a thousand wliite liremen an I
f.
hun-
j dred and fortv colored ones.
.lolly CrnKerw.
The Washington Ga.elleo give- this
item: i
"Our town was honored yesterday by ,
the Sharpie, No Name, which brought i
over a jolly clew, consisting of Prof. F.
E. Morton, Skipper, Win. Sehenck. of;
I Brooklyn, First .Mate. T. G. Hyman, Pur
I ser, Frank Hyman, Cabin Hoy. All are
' from New Berne, except Mr. Sehenck.
i 'They have been cruising around in the '
I sounds of North Carolina, and spent a
j week at Ociaccke. Slupper Iorton
says they never had a better lime than at
. Oeraeokc. They left there after midnight '
i Monday, and reached In !', Tuesday. '
which was a eph iidid sail !' r the little
cralt. Washington ten. is a heaity wel
come to the No Name and hit j -Jy
crew."
I1.IO.I ltnll lizzie Test.
Mr. -T. A. Unnbert of Atlanta gave an
exhibition at the corner ot Pollock and
Middle stieets Friday morning which
was sufficient to convince of the great mer
its of the ball nozzle.
It can easily bj seen that :t i- a hue
ihi.ig f. r lighting tires in any room and
aiso wherever it would le a lvaiila-eoiis
to c'OAcr a large space atone.; with the
water. Tlie ball iioz'. wiil In all likeli
hood --i u be widel v Used.
Hack In Uie A
.John C. Davis, the Wi
swindler, j Kissed tlirou'
1 tun .
miiiglon
h New
cl.ur. h
Berne
Thuts,lay, lieing taken back to the
Insane A-sliiin for the third time
escaiio! from it the second time '.
Baleigh
, having
he week
before. He was capture
at Morehcad.
He is said to be shrewd and cum
ig. but
that he also claarly show s the traits of a
lunatic.
Mr. Davis walked from Raleigh to
- Morehond, taking six days for the trip.
His object is said to have been to view his
j mother s grave, his mind seeming to run
I in that direction for some time past.
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iJricnsbr.jv ii am F.iv Engine Co. ,
1. FiiL'iiif on. Creel e,'" L i France
m ik -, f lass . Erginei r
The jiiiiges in the eng
Wm. Th-mi'V-.
ne v otitests were
(. hit f L. '. Tavlor, Xiw Berne, Mr. B.-n
T. Ame.ison, Wilson. Chi-f .I n D. Mc
Xeii, F.netteviiie. F. E. Hetre. New Bertie,
Ieopoi(i Coliiii. New Beine, The time
; keepers were. Col. Harlan P. Christie,
i X'ew Voik. -I. A. Lambeit. Atliata. Ga..
j and A-sistar.t Chief Y . I). Barrington.
i Xew- Heine.
I 'Ihe result i.f.be.jtilck sl.-auiing con
tist was that (Jreensh.iro won the lirst
p.riz ; lime '.i minules. i, seconds, and the
i Wilmington Sham Fire Engine Co., No.
I 1, won the second priz Time. 4 min-
ulfs ',' i-.) seconos j lie lust
: $lMi; the second $i.
pne whs
' Tne di.-taiice ilifowing contests foilow-,
id eiy soon afterwards. The same live;
Ulgines were entered for this but only
'three eonus'.eil. The result wjs as fol-1
I lows: i
' The Ellipse Steam Fire Eugine;Co.,of ;
i Goldsii.iro, threw I'.'ti feet, t .J inches; the
I Howard Rebel Steam Fire Engine Co.. of
. Wilmiviglon. -i.lt leet, and the Wilming
I Ion Steam Fire Engine Co.. 1 Vilniing
! ton, 22 feet and 7 iuche-. The latter
eonipany, it wii! be seen, won by 2-1 fjet,
7 inches. The llr.-t pr .i vha 50; seeot.il :
j This ended Ihe ti amer contest for the;
I tournament and also ended the contests !
' for the morning. j
HAND I1EF.I HACK.
i Iii the afternoon ihe hand reel race took I
l place on the macadamized road near the
j Fair grounds. Taere were four .. nlrits in i
j this race.
The feat to be uceoii-iplished vtas to per- ',
form Ihe ipuickc.-t the following: Run FiO
' yards, lay 150 feet of ho e and ahow
I water.
I The entries an 1 time in id: wis as fol-'
lows:
The outh. :de Ho. , l;,-e! Co.. No. I. ;
'. ireer.sb ro, time 'Mi.
Atlantic Hose R ci Co., X'ew B.-rne, '
' time j
, Eagle Hom- Beet Co . No. 7. Greco. :
boro, time 3H. '
, ("Iiicota Hose Co.. F.iveltcvillc. time
1151 .
I It wtll thus be seen that the Southsi-.le '
Hose R. el Co. of Grien-boro won lirst '
I jiri.i and the Atlantic Hose Reel Co. of ' .
' New Berne scceiid jiri.e. The fust priz?!
; was $75. the second 25.
; X'ew Berne had ihe honor of making i
tne quickest run to the livdrant ot any ;
company, but there tltey lost time on ne - !
count o! having a pluuman who '
, n;ut n,, practiced lor the race a
i tiint-. inste id of the one who had
p Tac
i p;ce, w,(, them for the race.
There were large crowds out both !
morning and afteniooa, and both were:
well enjoyed. 1
The afternoon race seemed to excite !
even more interest and enjoyment than I
the morning. There was an immense crowd :
out.it ;s estimated to have been viewed;
I v between two and three thousand poj- j
pie.
The iu. Ides iii Ihe race were: Col. H. '
P ChriMie. Xiw York. F. II. Yogeler. '
Salem. Ben. T. Amerson. Wilson, XT. C. ;
Vmi Clelui. Wilniingion. The starters ;
wire Secieiaries .1. W. Griffith, of Greons
Doro. and Ceo. (f. Cumming, of Ports-,
mouth. Y.i. Time Kecpc-is: Mavor
Wm. Kill,
Winston.
miugton.
New B.
au 1 E
rue;
G.
P. il. L
Parmcle
Pro !.
W:l
Keel mill llok null I.mliler. lloriei
and Ilnnil Sinti- Iteeorils Itcnleii I
I lioiisi-iiils oi Se lalors. !
I-'ive race" took pi ace Thiitday three!
in the morning and two in Ihe ulioi'iinon: I
th. y ec-n-isted of both hoi.-c and hand I
reel races, atid horse m l hand hook and j
iaddi r races. ;
The lirst event was the grab reel race.
I
i in which esvh company was to run fifty i
f :iiais to their icel, giab it, then run 100
yards to hydrant, attach, unr.elnot less;
; than f,,rty t ight leet el'hose and throw '
' water.
There were four entries in the race as '.
i follows: Atlantic Hose Co., New Berne; 1
Chicora Hose Co. Fayetteville; Eagle!
Hose Co., No. 7 Greensboro, and South-
side Hose Co., No. 4, Greensboro.
The Atl.mtics. of Xew Bluih-, won 1st1
prize. $5.00 time 27J second.; the:
Chi'-oras of.Eayetteville, 2.1 priz-. S2.j.oo:
time 27 4-" seconds.
The judges were Col. II P Chfistie. N
Y; F H Yogeler. Salem; Ben T Amerson. .
Wilson, and W C Von Glahn. Wilming
ton: Stniter. . I W Giillith; Time-keepeis,
Mil Sultan and W I) Barrirgton, New
Ben e.
IP n;i.
IKK I K'K.
'The hor?e reel r.ce e.mie :iet. This,
had live entries. Thev Were: Howard Ke
iiet Steam Fire Engine Co., No. 1, Wil
, mingtoii; time -14-1-5 sei-ends; At'anlic S .
F E Co.. New Berne: time 4 1-1; Sicam !
Fire Engine Co. No. 1. ( ireensb -ro.- time
4: 1-5; Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 1,
Winston; time 4 I .
Tbe New Berne Sieani Fire Engine Co,
! was ruled out on ai count of a trace bl'eak
1 ing. The accident happened at the very
, start, and as, according to rules no com
' p.tnv is. under any consideration, allowed
a second trial, they had no chance at w in
ning the pric, but our boys decided to
show theotiurs what they could do any
how and they gave au exhibition run.
( Thev made it in Id 4-5 seconds, the
q:ivkit ricord in the State. It was
-p'endid evhibilion of skid and it elicited
rou-ang cheers from all classes. Messrs.
. Chas. Swert. the driver: Whit Gaskins,
ilugnian; Wii! Parsons, buttman: .foe
Cougdon, caupllng breaker, and II P
Willis, nozli'iniu1. acquitted themselves
, handsomely, an! the same can be said of
, the whole team.
: The feat performed was to run two
. hundred yards to the hydrant, unreel not
ie.-s than two hundred and eighty-eight
feet of hose, break coupling, attach pipe
and show water. To accomplish this in
. less than 41 seconds is marvellou&ly quick
I work.
I There was a protest entered agaiust the
in
omp-iny
The
an. I til
ae li'a
i'ollow
i anl la-t h.l;
lit
n n ac hed
find I
i'i.e indue.- in the horse i' el race
tiie nselvis uiiab'i- to s.itislaetorily decide
tins case on the mle- g-iven for our j;uid
aree We recomii.-' tl.e lin t that one "t
'die Midges r.n.i'-.estionabl v iohiced his
dn; ips and p-.-.viieoo. as :i hnliin, and m
'bal 1 1 . -1 1 r I vv.j adhere -'n.-tlv to the
that pel ba p- one ol o-',;- '-r.-t iillll-
palnes may be unjust ly lieat.d
th. iiiiiii- teeoiiimeu. I to the loi ai
inilt.e to ,li vidi. the two prize.- int.
coni-
t hree
,. the
.., ol
i . 1 1 hi ' ones am ! L'i Vi. one ! i I t each ti
Ho
a -i i il 1'e-i lef l'i re Engine Co
nd nirtoii: Sieani F:re Euirine .o
.. No.
niiine
I in en-buio. Mill S'eam Fil
. X... 1. f Win,, ,,n.
.1. ii. Me X i :n r..
P. T. Ajii-:i:.-..v.
K. 'o . 1.1 Ell.
I udges of Horse Ret
1
i taeo.
s i. in
v '. f aim
Tie re '
OK
th
A Nil
ban-
i.ai.iu.i; ItAl fi.
hook and ladder
two entries lor this.
n onlv
k and Ladder '.
d the No. 1 d
No. 1 o
ol Will-
n- time ol' L-iii'li
The lir-t pi!.-.
w a.- .
1-2 an.
. secoiu:
th
1 lie
an.
ier .1
Ala vor ,
udm.- . re. Hen T. Anif-i'oii, Wii
J. K. Willis, New Berne. Star
W. (iiiaiiih, Gieen-boro,
1 f .1 . Nelson . MCCllS-
IIAM PIO.NSllli" I IISI
ee w iiich wound up
KS ! .
the toiirna
for the State
Th.
uient
was the hand reel race
Championship. The entries were: The
Atlantic Hose Reel Team of New Berne,
and the Chieot'a Ilise Company of
Fay etteville. X'ew Berne won. The
time of the two teams respectively was
Ciil i and ti 1 seconds.
What was in complished in this race
was to inn 200 yards to the hydrant, lay
ilOO feci of hos uncouple, put on pipe
and show water. It can readily be seen
lioin the time made by i ach company
that there was rapid moving.
One curious feature of the reel contest
was that Winston never use I a hand
truck bifore and Greensboro never used a
horse truck before. Winston used Greens
boro's hand truck and Greensboro used
Winston's horse truck.
Creat agility was displayed in the lad
der contest?; the climbers went up like
.-quirrels while the ladders were lining
raKeil and reaching the top glided down
almost as rapidly as if falling.
Every race throughout was good, was
warmly contested and was watched with
iuterest and delight.
i,tsr i iitcnivs day.
Complimentary Stennisliip Trip lie
pnrturc ot" Many Visitors Tlielr
ViNit Heartily Enjoyed.
The complimentary trip down Ncuse
river on the commodious and h.indsome
steamer Nmse, our liuest lx.at, was well
appreciated by the visiting firemen. The
trip was extended almost to the mouth of
the river. The return was made between
four and live o'clock iu the afternoon, lie -frcshments
were served throughout the
day and all gave themselves up to merri
ment the whole time .through. Itwasas
jolly a nip as was ever taken on our
waters.
A few of the liremen had to have on
Friday morning's train, (uite a number
more went oil' on the special train at six
o'clock that night w hile others tarry utilil
to-day.
There is genenil expression of the hear
tiest appreciation of the visit to New
Berne on the partjof all. A better time,
the firemen declare, they neverjhad.
KuIcm (io veriiinjt the Content.
GRAB HACK CONTEST.
Company to inn lifty yards, grab reel
and run fill" yards to plug, unreel not less
than torly-eight feet of hose, attach same
to plug and throw water drag rope to be
up or down (optional with company)
Couplings to bo made with two full
threads. Plug must be closed when com
pany st .rls on run, same as in Keel
contest.
The company running lirst in Reel con
test will run in the grab contest im
mediately after second company in the
Keel contest makes their run, and all
companies running An Reel contest must
run in Grab contest. This iule must be
followed until all companies contesting
have maele runs.
riANT) TRUCK irOOK AND LADDER RACE.
Companies allowed one man to every
sjveni v-ti ve pounds, exclusive of ladder
man ami captain. Must run one hundred
vards, unstrap and Jake oil' three ladders,
raise the third ladder, (which must not lv
less Ihau thirty feet long) man to ascend
and touch top piece or ruind of ladder
and descend; rfpl.ee all ladders and
strap down. Ladders must ba raised by
hand. No hooks or poles allowed.
Lidderman must start from boitom
round. Not less lhan two entries allowed.
No Hose company allowed to form or
assist a Tiuek compauy.
IIOHSB TRfCt HOOK AND LADDER CON
TESTTWO TO ENTEK.
Companies alloweel one or two Horse
truck. Trucks to be weighed. Weight
tor one-horse not less than 1,200 pounds,
exclusive of driver and man; for two
hoi si s, not less than 2,000 pounds. Run
three hundred yards; unstrap and take off
(hree ladders, raise the third ladder,
which must not be less than thirty feet
long,) raau to ascend and touch (op piece
or round of ladder and descend: replace
all ladders and strap down. Ladder must
be laiscd by hand. No hooks or polos
allowed. Ladderman must start from
boitom round. N ot less than two entries
allowed. No Hose company allowed to
lorm or assist a Truck company. Only
sixteen men allowed, exclusive of driver
aud ladderman.
HORSK KEEL RACE TO TWO ENTER.
Companies allowed the use of any four
wheel hose carriage or wagon, either one
or two horse; to carry not less than 350
feet standard two and one-half inch hose;
jarrh'ge or wagon to be weighed weight
for one horse not less than 1.200 pounds,
exclusive of driver and men; for two
horses not less than 2,600 pouue's, ex
clusive ot driver and men; the ihiver.
I.ultiiiaii and coupling breaker shall ride
on carriage or wagon. Run two hundred
yaials to hydrant, unreel not less than two
hundred and eighty-eight feet of hose,
bieak coupling and attach pipe and show
water; water must show within lifty feet
of two hundred auel eighty-eight loot line;
hose to Ixj reeled on carriage or placed m
wagon, connected with three full threads.
The plug must be closed at the time of
the company starting, and cannot be
opened until hose is lirst started to be
unreeled. Companies allowed live men
in addition to those who ride, and can be
piaeeel in such position as desired. Time
taken Irom first signal until water shows
If butt or pipe blows
bo i tiled out.
oil company shad I
KTATI-". CHAMPIONSHIP KEEL CON TR
Section 1. Any cart capable of carry
ing 500 feet of regulation hose may be
Use-1. number not to exceed sixteen men
anel a lorcman. Carts must start with
IPO feet ol hose, all couplings made.
See. 2. Hose tace, wet or dry. dis
tance to hydrant 2'0 yards, lay 3e)0 feet
of hose, uncouple, put on pine, lime to be
called when pipe is dropped to ground in!
dry run, and when water leaves the pipe
in wet run; curls not to carry less thau
350 feet o! hose, reeled hi to one continu
ous line. Companies not to exceed six
teen meu and a foreman.
Sec. 3. Center of reel of hose cart or
carriage to be on the starting line.
Sec, 4. Pipe to be carried, on cart or
ireenl
are'nl!
by pipe-man from tin- start. Pipe -ball
be of such style or pattern as team- u-,
select, provided a ! way-, they are suitable
for active sen lee. No coupling, other
than standard sen w couplings si. ail be
allowed.
Sec. 5. Sixteen men and a fore, nan
allowed in all llo-e laces ii" man to
start ahead of loaders or to lall ;n ,-,n I as
sist in dragging the apparatus alt. I ; he
' start.
Sec. r. X'o profc.-io.-o.! i-'ie.ni r will b
ai lowed to compete in any eoirest. Tie
term, "professional runner."' is applied to
one who has or is foil'. wing racing as a
profession or means of livelihood, and
common reputation shall be deemid c.ni-cbi-ive
evidence of such profession, which
shall lie determined by the i xecittive i o u
; niittee.
Sec. 7. A'i couplings used must be
i standard screw couplings, eight threads
, to the inch and adapted to two and one
half inch lire hose: the h sc on each
coupling not to be short, r than liliv
ioet.
See. x. All work mu-t be done by
hands or spanner.
See. II. Snap, spring and u n pro pori ion- d
J coupling, or any attachn cut to couplings
to assist in breaking or making baried.
Sec. 10. Wheu time is called coin
pet i tens must step back for Judges to
I examine. Judgis must chalk pipe and
i couplings before moving, then turn pipe
I on" to see that it takes the ri quired t h ree
' turns to disconnect.
See. 11. That ihe Association.
it iN
meeting previous to the time such cham
pionship race rhali come oil', shall elect
; thiee Judges, one Time-Keeper and one
whose duty it shall lie to take charge of
the race under the above rules and report
the result to the Secretary as soon as such
; race is over.
LIST OP PHIZES.
1. (uiek Steaming, 1st prize. $100 (n
which no steamer of New Berne depart
ment entered.)
2. (juick Steaming, 2nd prize 25.00.
11. Distance, 1st prize 50.00.
4.
5.
0.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Distance, 2d prize 25.0(1.
Hand Reel R ice, 1st prize 75 00.
Hand Reel Race, 2d prize 25 00.
Grab Reel Race. 1st prize 50 00.
Grab Heel Pace, 2 I prize 25.00.
Horse Kiel Race, 1st prize 50.00.
Horse Reel Race, 2d priz- 25.0(1.
Hand Hook and Ladder It ice, 1st
prize oO.OO.
12. Horse
Hook and Ladder Race.
50.00.
14. Hose Reel for Championship Belt.
In addition to the above prizes offered
to the different contests, the Association
for tlie second '.'11110 will offer the hand
some Gold Belt known as the "Noith
Carolina State Championship B It" to be
contested lor by Hand Hose Chuiiipa
nies onlT, under the rults governing
Championship Hose Races.
Also the following: A handsome Gold
Radge offered by the "Eureka Fire Hose
Co., of New York, to 1 lie Hand Hook
and Ladder Company making the best
time, to be contested for under rules gov
erning UaDil Hook and Ladder contests.
The l5aelge to be the propel ty of no com
pany until won three times tn succession,
but helel by winning company till within
10 tlays of next association meeting
(same as in Championship Hose Pace.)
Also a handsome Gold badge .oflereil by
The Gutta Percha and Rubber Mfg.' Co.,
of New "York, lor the Hose Company
making best time in Grab liace.
Also a handsome nickle plated Officers
Lantern ottered by The Fabric Fire Hose
Co., of New York, (o be presented to the
Foreman of the company best uniformnd
(deportment, number and gentlemanly
bearing consieleied) in the paraele.
All Bound Over.
Every one of the defendants in (he
Beaufort insurance case was bound over
to court two in the sum of $400, the re
niaineler in sums of $200 each.
Messrs. Clark and Guion of this city,
attorneys for the defendants, returned
home yesterday morning, as did also the
attorneys for the prosecution and the re
presentatives of the insurance company.
VIRdIM A.
Virg
inia, Virginia, our sweet Mother
State,
Tliy bosom hath nurtured the noble, the
greal!
Thy valleys doth yield the rich, golden
grain;
Thy rivers, with commerce, flow on to
the main;
And o'er Iheir bright borders, in beaiily
and grace.
The jessamine creeper weird music hath
traced!
Thy rich, sturdy forests, with uplilted
head;
Speak proudly of sires, still honored,
though dead.
CIIORCS.
Virginia, sweet Mother, accept this our
praise,
While loudly our voices in triumph we
raise;
We "hail thee, we love thee, we honor
tli y unmet
God bless thee, Virginia,
Amen.
foreve r.
God
less thee,
Virginia, for
pure as
pennons
,r liliKi'-
gold
The tiuths of sweet freed, mi thv
unfold;
Thy warm bosom rradled cle
ty s sire,
And deep hath it throblied wilh love's
eloquent fire;
When foes marshalled 'round thee, like
myriads came
Thy proud, elauntless sons, their watch
word, THY NAME;
And ihcy stood 'round thy Hag like
Spartans of old,
Nor yielded one inch till ihcy fell
'neath its fold!
CHORES.
Thy name is a pass-porl, a sesame
rare, !
Meaning all4that is grand, and sacred, and j
dear! i
Thy daughters ah, travel this broad
earth around, I
Then tell me if jewels so rare can Ire
found. ; "-C
And thy sons watch the lire of the p a
triotblend With a soul that was born the right to
ilelend;
See their bold, noble bearing, their
courteous grace.
Which indelibly mai k Virginia's grand
race!
CIIOIU'S.
Thou'rt lovely, Virginia, the xvounds of
the past
Which o'er thy dear bosom cruel tyranny
cast,
Shall be healed by our love; elev
and zeal
Shall firmly cling to (bee through
row or weal;
,li hi
Aud smiling, bright (lowers
if labor and
worth
.Shall give thee, Yir
lonoiis new
thou nobly
like magic.
birth.
For Irom those old laurels
didst win,
Fresli chaplels and many,
shall spring;
And proud sons of sires still
with renown,
Like jewels shall add to thy
crown.
xv n allied
ClK'Ill
Virginia, sweet Mother,
accept this our
praise,
While loudly our voices in triumph we
raise, '
We hail thoe, we love thee, we honor
thy name,
God bless thoe, Virginia, forever
Amen! i&sx
i (U . r i ui i iSMu i;i;i
fin ff Hill.
: id
lli'.'.llsl M IT I jP'J. , I
IEiiii ml :i
The lime
. o ,ll , ,ie t
K.-Im: 1
e'.l-'i, il li- II
and the f..'.,
l.ri.lue -Oilier
1 1 it
i oft 'ol'lll:
il 111, e ,
i s 111 ;l vt IS --
a lil-
i ,n, I. IS
1 :
n:
,1 .1.
I'm-m III
woo.l. M.
A. Me, do
(
II.
W-.
llhill
( ai
r. v
.1.
'id. r, !. That t
o' f .. i n I rcn the C
or. of ;,.: ., , o,
-eai. o! tl.,- i,: co'
H
nun -si e
lie. lliel.-l
. polls ,,j
-1
sa id e, e: i, ly ..id !,,,..
Latham. - :.. 1 ' iinn; - s , ,i
county, in ord, r to a-i :ii-i I1
iM. li coi: .1 1 v is to p i v ior 1 iii
prop,, Hi.
'instill -le
of -said I, ridge.
Oideivi I I n i ile i i b ' , 1 1 -,: ,.
i i -i ne -iii i .. ii".' :i . ., 1 1 o . : , i i
the cliairmaii and prop. , i laun
that (he chairman be authorized I.
h
I-
i ..ii,
proper von, hers ',,- ('riven county's
of said bridge.
( Irdeied, That W K SI vron In- relic
Irom pavilion! of po I I o for I si I
rl
ha ing shown a fi i l Hi, ai.- of hi- lia oig
served lor '-even y. ill's :i e i ,i. live ficiu m.
Ordered. I lei! Ihe Loud - l.'ik rail
attention o! if c H . nd of Ass, ssois ,,! ,o
8 township. If. ihe Mibialion
Miss Alice I inily 0:1 n..r!hwe-l
West aud Foiirib -nc-i . lot X
of .,,! .a
cornel ol
'. .. wiili
request (let th. y r, ) ; ! I, -a r
this H ard at its 1., o nn-1 ug.
Ordered. Thai 1 1. K lb ,
and W. P. .Meets I ,1 '
, on, led . ..II. .11 weigh, is f .i
X'ew I J, mi; for I w ' v:u-.
Angus! Is!. 1 so",.
d. CIs, on I"
1 .1
Ule-ap-
b
e , ' y
-111 I,
Ordered, that a -.
i.s.- ud lo M -; A on I
lii I
Is I
b.r n
, nevl
1 h ee I
months.
t bd, n,i. II,,: : v
allowed ( ha- U . ilc, .,
Ihe c ipluif oi ( ,eo. W. F
W. P. Mel Is and A - i
ol .- ...oo I,.
i--:slai.ls le
.-..lor, d
.Il
appmr. .1 ;
before Ihe Hoard an I lend led (lien ..(h
ei.il bonds as c, .Hon w. igii, r- and tin-
same being duly e nnuied and l-i 1 1- i i
si; llic nut in 1 he .-. ii i il v t hereof, I he same
were acc-pli d and ..ideai-d lo ! recorded I
and liled, and the oalh- ,-! olliec u , r, !
duly administer, d. I
Ordered, That Ihe Cleik of this Board,!
by advertisement or itiln r proper notice.
Call the attention of all druggists lo sac.
22. Revenue act s'.'5. and not d V the.n
llial Ihev are liable lo a li,ensea "f J i
per c, nt on their putelri- o! I quoi'-, j
. I rugs ain 1 seeds, and thai the -ai.l pur- !
c'niaes iiiiist be relumed separately lionC
ol her purch isH s.
On motion, the Board lo ik a recess
nnul nevt day at Id o'elock.
The Board meet at 10 'o-k. a. in.
Tuesday morning August (lib, puru mt
to adjournment.
Piv.senl, ( 'oimiils.sioners .1 A. Miadons,
W. C. Brewer, M H. ( air and lv W.
Sma'l woo, I.
The Board preceded to draw a jury
for cou rt to be held at the c un t lions; in
New l';rne on the fuX, Mon, lay in October
1805, when the following wire drawn:
1st Township, Edward McLiw horn, E.
F. Wliite, H. G. L .ftin, .1. F. B. Gwnlt
ney. T. .1. F.wcll. Augustus M, R ,v. J. J.
Willis .bsse W i.aiiington.W T Wdlian's,
I. E Dueiiv.
2d Township, P. F Cuthrell, ,los A
Ilartlcv. E C Toler, .lohn A Everingtoii ,
Josndi Tingle, Louis I'. Cton,
:f l Township, Jerry Healh, J S If.din
son, R I! Healh, W H Ke ivi s.
5th Townshq.. W G Temple, C C
Smith, James Jackson
Glh Township, W Y Wynne.
8th Towiish p, Sam ( -ook. .1 W Moody.
John Suter, J R Paik.-r, J S Oarrell, C I,
Ives. f E KounliecM i:,l,n. James Hill,
I! P. Lane, Thos F McCanhy.
!l: Ii Township, M W ('annul.
Ordered, That Ihe lax chargul to Wi.de
heirs for 1X01 in No. C tow usinp at s,000
be re. lucid to sj2,000 on account of error.
Orikred, That Ihe Chok of lhis Bold
notify 1 he Slii-i ill" of Oniwn couuly thai j
he Will be icq, liled to s.-tllc wilh fie;
Board the lav.-- for I S!) I a' ils Sept.eml.e! ;
meeting.
Ordered, That a lex y of cents on1
$100 valu itiou o!' real (slate Ne levied on I
real cstale in --i.k-Uiui , list net, X . .',
township. J
Ordered, I .on application of P. M
Peai-sall, allorney, Ih'.n. Ihe ia li.l of is;).",
lie amended and f orre.ele, I, s,, dial lli, l,5j
acres of hind lisled Ly Ilemy lb Use ifa
No. ll township as Raise lalfl; Valued 111 '
$700, shall be listed in the n one of I.. II. j
Whitehead, purchaser
Ordcixvl furlher. I'poii (he icporl if .
It. I'homas, allorney, io xv I Ihe mallei
was referred at iasl in-eliug of the Hoard,
that upon paxinenl ol ihe l,a,k Iiim-soii
the said 05 liens, oifacl i , Icgm, t, ,1 :-lion-eland
upon Ihe la li-l ) for the xeais
IS'.H, 102, Is'.l::,
2.S5, aino ing
$:S5.:;, the said li:
from all I ni l, la , s
Bills allowed and
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Hid Cost.,
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l'iles, or no pay requited, ll
is guaranteed to give perfect sal islaetioii
or money refuuded. Price 25 cuets per
box. For sale by F. S. Dully, Druggist,
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