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v'kw purine A If, HOME ENTERPRISES DAILY JOVKXAL, ' Hhonld be Represented tit the 50c-Per Month-50c $5.- PEtt YEAR--$5. VOL XTU-N0;215 NEW BEENEi N-C, FRIDAY MOBMING. DECEMBER 14. 1894. PEIOE FIVS CEtfM X y BUSINESS I.OCAIJS. BANANAS by the Bunch aheap, at H. E. Khyau's, : ' H FLORIDA ORANGES, Bnnanag, Cocoa-nuts hu1 Apples a J. R. Parker, Jr., No. 77 Broad 6t ' dlStf STRAYED or Stolen Large Milk Cow -if iluli. ml color. Tuken troin stable Ffulay night. 00 reward offered for recovery. 1123t S. W. Wnus. WANTED A Lady Teacher. For further iutormution address Mrs. 8. M. Sparkow d&wlt. IdaliaN. C, OYSTERS Serve' I on the European style and half shell t all hours of the night. ' Wm. Cannon, 33 Middle St. BUST WHITE CREAM CHEESE, 15c pir hi.; New Mixed Nuts, 12 l-2c per In.: N c : ltiiiBiu?, 10c per lb.; Nice new Evap orated AopleSj 10c per lb.; Granulated Su-nr in 10 lb. pkgs. 5c ier lb.; New American Sardinec 5c per box; Best 3 lb Tubte Peaches 10 2-3c pi r can; Hecker's 11 lb. pkgs. preiiarcd Buckwheat, 16 2-8c por pkf?. and Oaiflakei 15c er pkg.; Eye less Vine Apples, very lit 10 8-3 cts per cnn. lie-pectfullv, J. W. toEsic. No. 40 Middle St. FOR The pproaciiiii Holidays The well known A. Colin Piano & Organ Com pany w.ll otlbr smne bnimns in Pianos & Organs Call around and look at their stork on hand. They will sell sheet music at 5 reins per mpy during the holidays PROF1. Joe Simmons ot the firm of Sim mons & Butler Siilem N. C. is in the City stopping ut Mrs. N. S. Richardson's for a lew days-; all persons desiring lo have their pianos tuned can eilher leave their orders m Mrs. Richardson's or with The A. Colin Piano & Orgin Company 95 Middle St- New Bene N, C. LADIES espeo a:!..- ; t ! will and see our line Cloaks, Wrap-, Mulls and Underwear at reduced prices L. Schcltz & Co.. under Gerock's Photograph Oallery. SHAKER'S HAMS, Bolted Water Mill Meal. Loifeiinil Prepared Buckwheat, at A. II. Baiirinoton's, 78 Middle St. FINE Broad CreeK Oyster? ut the door, 15 cts pi-r quart select first class ones 20 cts. Henry Brown, adjoining Mace's drugstore. o21tf FOR Full anil Winter suits see F. M. CIIADWiCK, Tailor, 103 Middle St. New Samples jut received. tf. WHEN Boraxine is used according to direct ions, ii third of the labor anuihe C JSt of soap in ordinary washing is saved. Samples free at J. F. Taylor's. WE EXPECT 10 Ktt0V ABOUT. January 1st, 1895 And are,, continuing to sell goods at re markably low prices between now and that time. WE CAN SAVE , YOU MONEY. A Trial will. Convince Yor. Respect.ully, . H B. DUFFY. . : R.'JT. DUFFY'S ' CROUP SYRUP. PREPARED AFIER A RECIPE OF ' THE LATB SB. WALTER DUFfT... I - Afe this flpiionlt rliittlivn urn liuhln tn fit. iiifkiv nf thn O'.niiii. unit .hftrpnfa iiliniilri ulways be prepared by having a bottle of a. in. jjunjr's uronp syrup on nana, pre pared inuu uie recipe 01 ine late ui. Witlh-r Dntt'v ean hn hud at th Tlnnroiats. . and of R. N. Duffy, proprietor, New Berne, N. 0. Certificates of its efficacy can be seen ot the proprietor. 85 cents per bottle. See that the wrapper reads: 17. n. currY'o OROUP SYRUP, jf f waro of Iftlse denlera who (ire 16111118 Local News , 'HfflW ADVERTISEMENTS. E. P. Mendonhall To Patrons. S. S. Robertson Money Loaned Howard: Shoes, Hats and Shirts. II. E. Royall Bananas by the bunch. COTTON SALES. Thursday 129 bales, 4.85 5.12i. There is a strong influence brought to bear in Centenary M. E. Church in favor of retaining their highly t steemed and be loved pastor, Rev. J. T. Lyon, as they re quested in the first instance. There will be a missionary service at the Enisconal Church tonight at 7:30. Rev. Edward Wooten, Evangelist ot the Wilmington Convocation and Rev. Stew art M'Queen, ol Goldsboro will make ad dresses. There have been an unusually large number of boats in the market dock the latt few days and the majority of them have bad oysters. This 1ms hail the effect of reducing the prices on this must highly esteemed shell-fish below what they usually bring. At the residence of Miss Mayhew the King's Daughters will hold their unniver- s iry meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock. It is specially requested that every member bo prcseur. The King's Sons are invited to join them in a social meeting at 8:30 o'clock THE BAZAAR TO-SHJHT. The Articled for CliriNtiiinn Preiicn to- Other Features. The annual Presbyterian bazaar will ! held by H e ladies of the church tonight in the C. E. Slover store, corner Pollock and Craven street. They were busy yesterday decorating and making other preparation for the occasion. There will be a line variety of fancy work, all suitable for Christinas presents. There will be a variety ot relresuments ice cream, cakes of nil descriptions, salads, etc., and the "0. G. V." society, the young people's society ot the church will have a supply of caudyfor sale. The beauty ut the articles which the ladies always have at these annual bazaar, is perfectly well known. Many one in doubt about what to choose for a Christmas gift finds the diffi culty removed by an examination of the articles the ladies have, many of them own handiwork, designed especially for this object. A pleasant evening is confi dently anticipated. 4'ominK And Uolns. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Duffy returned from Charlotte where tbey have been attending the Baptist State Convention. Mrs. Dul ly was elected btate secretary ot the Woman's Missionary organization ot the church. Mrs. T. J. Latham, ol Wa-hmgton, is visiting at Mr. W. F. Roumrc's. Mr. E. L, Kecler, light-house keeper, is in the city. Rev. F. D. Swinrlell, P. E., came down last night upon business pertaining to his office. Miss Sarah Davis who attended Con ference and remained a short time after wards to visit relatives p issed through last night returning home Mr. L. I. Houghton ol Pituboro, owner of the Una Rtvenwi o.l plantation near Pollocksville. is looking alter his interests in this locality and is registered at the Chattnwka. Hon. Clement Dowd, Bank Examiner, is in the city in the prosecution of his business. Mr. A. J. Phipps who spent several months here last winter and spring run ning a brunch house for a Norfolk: fish shipping firm passed through en route to Morehead to make arrangements tor ship ments of crabs. Be will be in this vic inity but i few days but will return about JNew I ears loi a protracted stay. MR. DAWSON'S VERSION. Declare the Attack on Mr. Bonne Not Premeditated Tbe Son. Rush ed In When They Saw Their Father In Conflict The Whole Occurrence Keitretted. Ed. Journal: So much of the article that appeared in your paper of the 12th iust, relative to the occurrence that hap pened between Mr. Roase and my myself, as states that the affray was maliciously and deliberately premeditated on my part or my sons is not true. It there was any pistol snapped at Mr. Boose. I tua ante I did not see it, nor did I see any one cnt Mr. Rouse. What I did was simply to resent what I considered an insult to my daughter on the witness stand. My sons seeing me encased in an affray with Mr. Rouse rushed In, and there followed a general affray, in which Mr. Rouse was cur. I very much regret the whole affair. , . - - . Bapectfuily, ' - L. W. Dawson. Kinston, Dec. 13, 1894. BaUejr Whitford. Miss Johnes Daltoo Whitford, the love ly and accomplished daughter ot Col. Jno. D. Whitlord and Dr. Charles William Bailey of Georgetown, S. C," were hap pily married yesterday morning, 13ih inst, at tho residence of the bride's father, Rev.Rulus Ford officiating. It was a beautiful bot qniet.latnily marriage very few except relatives being present. ' Mr. Thomas Ilamley of Georgetown acted as best man and Miss Clementine Whitford was Maid of Honor, ' Directly after the ceremony the newly wedded couple left by the W.N. & N. train. Toey will first spend a sboit time in Columbia and tlien go to their home in Georgetown. - , . . . " Hotel Ohattawka Arrivals. - . W. n. Blanchard, New York: Chap, pard Knapp, Jr.. New York: Ww. H. acnrier.Hiochester, N. Y.s E. S. Campe, jNortoiK, va.; a. w. SDeiton, menmonn, Va.; 8. J. Remington. N. C: J. M. Crocker, N: Y.; L. I. Boughtoo, Pitta boro, N. C; J. H. Collins, New York; ol, Dueeo, nicrmonu, va.. - To Patron, of tho Colleglat Inatltote. The advertized rates of New Berne Col legiate Institute stated last summer that no deduction would be made Irom tuition except in cases of .protracted sickness. . P. Merdenhaix. PREPARATION FOR THE FAIR. 3 Privilege. LetOther, to be Award edAttraction Provided Tor and Being Secured. -Prepare to Exhibit a. Well as to Attend. The contract for the balloon assensions at the East Carolina Fair have been awarded. The services of the Grace Shannon company, which did such ex cellent work at the last Fair have again been secured. When it is eaid that Prof. Ed R. Hutchison and Ruby De Veau are to give ascensions both day and night every o.ie knows what that means no ascensions ever given in the State were more pit asing in nil respvts than those at the last Fair. Two ot the Fair privileges advertised have been awarded and two remain open Mr. H. E. Royiill bus stenre'1 the privi kue on confi ctiou", mid M. .lolm Dunn on cigars, the mmr.vu-li ..nd restaurant privileges are yet i o i.o awarded, and tney offer a tine opportunity lor tie ones who secure tnem to milk.' m n v easily ana rapidly during Fair wvek for there are thousands of lieople who w.ll, during that time take mails in the Fair grounds. Some new and very special attractions for the Fair have already been secured and tue officials have a repr. sentative in New York now on the look out lor others. In due time more particular mention will be made of them. The officials are doing as they have al ways done, spring neither effort nor ex- liaitaa in mtlbintr ItlA Rfl i r 1 I'M 1 P Vl'muatl- bve of the resources, achievements and L"10 ,)lca north. ,-i,,iiuu nr MV,i.tii Cnvntinu -mil Mrs. licard SoolvO ! . . ........ ., especially East Carolina on all lines. 1 time is drawing nigh. Let all the people, of Craven and othtr Eastern counties. andM those interested in the resources and in dustries of the whole State no matter where located bear the Fair in mind and determine to lie represented at it. Every article on exhibition tends not only to the hem tit of the Fair but rebounds 10 the benefit of the whole community and es pecially to that of the locality I nun which it came. If you have n t yet prepared an exhibit for the Fair give the matter early consideiation and if you have pre pared one see whut you cm add to it to still further add to its interest. THE COI.OItKO MASONIC I.OIC!K. O,narto Cenlcunlal Aildresses Pa irnde- Adjournment. Wednesday, Dec. 12, 1894. EuiTon Journal: The most wor shil'ul Gnind Lotlge reassembled at 7 p. m. and lormed a procession and marched to the court house where the Quarto Cen teniiial of the formation ol the Grand L .dge was celebrated. The exercises were introduced by music: "Hull Mysterious Masonry,'' by the entire nudieiice. Grand Master Geo. II. White then an nounced 'he order of the evening, led by a select choir under the direction of B. S. Stevens and W. J. Heritage, which was superb during the evening. First Speak er, P. G. M .Jas. Walker Hood, who gave a succinct history of the Grand Lodge of colored inasous in North Caro lina. "The Moral Qualifications of a Mason," by Rev. J. J. Worlds. The speaker in beautiful language portrayed the true moral qualifications of a mason. "Our Masonic Dead." by Rev. W. J. Moore, who spoke feelingly and reverently ol the sacred dead. 'An Ideal Worshipful Master,'' by Prof. J. B. Dud.ey. The speakar gave a beauti ful delineation of an Ideal Worshiplul Master. Tho climax was reached w hen Hon. Geo. H. White, M. W. G. M. ot the State, rose aud dalivered in a forcible manner an address, "Masonry Among Colored Men." The speaker elecirified his auditors who punctuated the address at every point with applause. That he charmed and pleased bis audience is be yond doubt. The personnel and splendid appearance of the order was all that could be wished. The large audience which witnessed the exercises, showed its appreciation by close attention. Though G. M. White was pretty severe on white masons, they took it in good humor. The citizens of the city without regard to race, showed a generous and kindly spirit to the visiting masons. Resolutions ol thanks to A. Cohn Organ, Piano and Music Co., of New Berne, the custodians of the couit house, and the citizens generally were passed for their generous hospitality. The order re-formed its procession and returned to its hall and took a recess un til Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 13th, 1894. The Grand Lodge convened at 9:30 a. in. Minutes of the previous session we're' rearl and approved. Charlotte, N. C, was chosen as the next plaee ot meeting. Orhcers tor the ensuing masonic year were then elected as tollows: G. M., Geo. IJ. White; S. G. W., Jiiiiiali Lane; J. U. W., n. a. Uemmons; Grand Treasurer, Jas. H. Youug; Grand Secretary, B. 8. Stevens; Grand Tiler, W. M. Pethel. The Grand M., after making the necessary appointments, the officers were then installed by P. G. M. Jas. W. Hood. At 6 o'clock ar Post-master's Lodge was opened and that degree conferred on new W. M's. 1 PARADE. At 12:80 p. m., a procession was form ed headed by the Star band ot this city and marched thtough the principal streets, thence to tit. reler's a. m. J. Zlon church,' where an oration was delivered by Bev J. N. Perry of Tarboro, and a Wiaper of Dr. E. E. Smith, ; "Why I am a Mason," by rioi. J. a. .Dudley, which sh uld. have been read at the court bouse Wednesday night. The choir rendered gome fine music 430. was . taken un tor Oxford Asylum.' The . procession then returned to toe laage room.. : - The most important matter- which oo- cnoied tue Urantt Loose wis the establish meat of a Masonic Benefit Association. The session closed last night at a late hour to meet in the city of Charlotte the sec ond Tuesday in December, 1896. Y , A vote of thanks was tendered THE JotTBNAii. a daily newspaper of the city. for kindly publisbicg a synopsis of the Uraud Lodge. ' ' All the visiting Masons seemed delight ed with the city and its people." Most ot them Rave this a. m. for their homes. .'Hie ladies of the Presbyterian Sewing Society will hold their annual Christiras Bazaar on Friday 14th, opening at half past tour, at tne stoie tormeriy occupied by Mr.,C. E. Slover. A cordial invita tion to all. ' - dl3td THE IMMIGRATION MEETING. Stronj; Sentiment in Favor Thereof. Several Addresses Invitaf ion Exten ded to the President anil general Agent of the International Company. . About fifty people, representative of the business and prolessiomd population of the city assembled at the City Hull pursuant to the call of Mayor Kills to consider the Immigration movement bv the International Colonization Cnnipanv. Mayor Ellis introduced Mrs. Heard Who briefly stated the object of the meet ing, the work proposed to he doti" bv the International Colonization Compm.y and the point to which the work has now advanced. She stated that the company now lias 3,000 families ready to commence moving, of the better class of agr'n iilturisls, men who would not come to us!t for work butto buy lands and make homes. Sho stated the.-e intendid iniinigrai,; have a-iked to be placed in Fasicm or central North Carolina, or Kistcin Virginia. This was the way the stood and it remained for the people here to say if they wanted the.n. She stated an additional and a prominent object of her work here was to secure the making of Morelwad the port of eiitrv, the receiv ing and distributing point for all who come. 1 uose coming did not wts i to go farther south than Wilmington nor to ooki: vi ry litglny ol tne charaiU r intuiilcd immigrants as hardy nd thrifty, industrious, C'hris- norlhmen tian peon Mr. J. W. Waters, who three years ago met ami became strongly hnprcsud in f ivor of Mr. Emil Limlburg and his wot k. spoke warmly iu behalf of the scheme, say ing that it would have cost our people givat sums of money to attain to the point already reached and offered by this eoni puny. He faid it was proposed to settle three or four hundic I linnilies of them here. It seems the intention is to plaee ;i number which can bo easily iieeoumio datedand iishnmilatcd in several localties. Mr. Jas. A lnnn followed ami spoke tilting the line, not only of the immigra tion, tint the esl.ililish'iient of factories, our adaptability to litem and the benefits that would accrue. lie eonehnled by making a motion that Mayor Ktllis bo requestc 1 by the ciliz"iis to zordially invite Kind Ltndburg, the General Agent ol' the com pany and his associate, Mr. I). T. Turner, the President to vi-it, lu re and see for themselves what we have to oiler and lo obtain a direct interchange ot idea:; with our people. The motion was carried unanimously as was also ,i motion iy Mr. U. H. Duffy that Mayor Ellis appoint a reception commit lee, Willi uie .Mayor as chairman to n.ei tand entertain the visitors when they come. Mr. ulias. Hall'" !; o-ing present was c.iiv i upon air l gave e ponenccs ot such seltlois which had come unil. t Ins obser vation, lie presented what wctv hisvicws lhemon bath sides of the ipie-tion. lie spoke of the disadvantages mid to .-nine extent undesiraliility ol placing Huge bodies of people win) could not speak ;i word of English in any community, but he said such t.s these, etc., do nud.e ;ood people, they w ere somew hat disposed to be clannish but would disintcgiale as it beiamj to their interest to do mj. lie said the Governor of Minnesota was u Swede and many other offices were held by them. The meeting passe 1 oil very pIciN-ul'v tvnd we await w. th intere-t the iVv.lno- nieut of the next movo. NEWS IN IIKIF.I'. The bicycle is making good roto's. and good roads are increasing the iiuiio'er of bicycles. For a plutocrat Li Hung Chang aptie irs to be experiencing a hard winter. The Chicago people think Del'nt'hr Seely exhibited excellent judgment in se lecting that city to he caught in. Vice-President Stevenson's daughter Miss Mary at Aslievilleis again worm. The Little eight-year-old King ofSpain is learning to ride a wheel. 35,000,000 worth of properly is de stroyed in the United States every year, by lorest. lnee. Lady Sophia Cecil who is now !H. is the lest survivor of the fimous ball at Brussels on the night before the hallle ol Waterloo. Arabian and Persian women arrange their hair to day exactly as they did 1,000 years ago, and cover it with curious lur- bans, chains and veils. A Missouri farmer met a stranger in Kansas City yesterday and kindly cashed a draft signed by "A Russet Apple." And now the liiriner wishes he hud not bitten on the apple. Queen Victoria is said to take little m teresl in current affaiis, and to 1)6 suffering a great deal with rheumatism. It is I cared that sue is tailing into a state ot melan choly. A young woman lias come lrom J'.u- rope to get a man out of the New York penitentiary for a husbaid. When a young woman wants a husband she is going to get him, no matter where he may be bidden. The Weather Bureau announces that beginning Jauuary 1st, 1895, un addition al wind signal, to be known as the "Hur ricane Signal," will be di9playod when occasion arises. This signal will consist of two red flags with black centres, one above the other, and will be used to an nounce the expected approach ot tropical hurricanes, and also of those exremcly severe and dangersons storms which oc casionally move across the Lakes and the northern Atlantic roast, . "Secure from worldly chances and mis haps." : , Shakkspeare. We don't know what Shake speare meant Unless he was talk ing About Clothes. He must have meant by some 4tchauce" yon might meet with a mishap in buy ing them. Yon will be secure from any mishap of this kind by buy ing of us. ' 1 0 " dollar suits for . 10 dollars, ' 12 dollar suits for 12, 15 dollar suits for 15 dollars, Shoes, Hats and Shirts at the right prices. See its if yon want any furnishing goods. . , howajsd: i THE NAVAL RESERVES. Onler of the County Commissioners Appropriating; 923.00 per Month Towards the Malntalnnnce of the Company. Ordered, That the New Berne Naval R s i vi s be and faid organization is hereby' allowed the sum of $25.00, per month, and said sum is hereby appropria ted from the general county fund for the maiulaiiiance of said military company the same being deemed for the benefit of the county of Craven; the said sum to lie paid m .ntlily to the commanding officer ot sou Naval Reserves, and for a ptriod of two years beginning on t lie 1st Monday of December, 1894, and ending on the 1st .Monday ol November, 1890, upon his account duly verified and audited to be by lii in turned nvor to said Naval Reserves, for siid purpose. Provided the said mili tary co-npany shall comply with the re rpiiiemeiiU of the law, in the matter ol organization, equipment, uniform, num b !, di-cipliiie and till the requirements ol the law s and regulations Of the State or 1'nited Stales governing active militia, or SfnleJGuar.l ol .North Carolina. And, piovided further .slid military company slndl hold themselves in readi ness lo seiye ihe county, ol Craven; or Us civil authorities, or the municipal author ities of the city ot New Heme, without' charge to said Craven County for such services, whenever and wherever under the piovisions of the Lass, it shall be ncccssarv to call said Naval Reserves into' actual seirice in entoic ugHhe. writs of the courts or in aid of the civil authority or otherwise, or in ease ol insurrection, not, invasion, guarding jails, or other emer gencies requiring the services of a United Slates military Company. And providid lurlber, that the said Naval Reserves, release and abandon, and this order is made with the understanding licit the said Xavul Reserves release aud iiliandon, any Itinfer claims against the siid county of Ciiiveu for compensation on account of services heretofore alleged lo have b i n rendered said county. An I. it is further understood that in the event of a failure ot said Naval Reser ves, to comply with the foregoing provis ions and conditions or any one of the same that mid appropriation shall ipse facto cca-e and determine w ithout further order of the Bnird relative thereto. .OTICK ! Tile .National Bank of New Iterne. .C. Dccemlier Oth, 1894. The annual ineeting of 1 lie Stockhold ers of this Hank, for the clect'on of Di rectors, and the transaction of such other business as may come before them, will be held at their Banking House on 2nd Tues day, iieing the 8ih day of January, 1895. The polls will he open at 12 in. to be close I al 1 p. in. (!. II. Robkkts, Cashier. Maiilial (an Jewelry Co. Anetion ! Auction ! i lie next Auction -uc ol Jewelry, con sisting ot Cull' Bullous, Collar Buttons, Chains, l'ms, Silverware, etc., etc., will be held under Hotel A'bert. Middle St., New Burne, N. C, Saturday night, Dec. loth. 1 8114, at T p. m. He sure to attend and buy the greatest bargains of the pres ent bard limes. Just the things you want for Christmas. Tim Manhattan Jkww.ky Co. l inler Uo'el Albert, New Berne, N. C. Boxes of those Cele brated Choice Pale Cream Cheese to hand. Price Low, YViioltssitl CS-rocei. Wanted ! pOMPKTENT PHARMACIST with small capital wanted to open new Drug Store. We have two Sets of Fixtures and double Slock of Drugs. Chance lor live man. Addrcw, BRADII AM & BKOi'K BRIK. CO. New Heme, N. ('. FOR THE- MOMBAY TOABE Wo are now adding- to our stock NKVV FIMvSlI GOODS andean supply GIFTS which will be hoth pleasiiiiiriinil serviceable. Wlnitwill be moro unnrccialiMl in vour home or uy youi menu man A NKW CARPET, A N KW ART SQUARE, A NKW HUG, A NKW SKT OP CHENILLE CURTAINS a nkvv set of lace curtains, a nkw set of table linen, a new set of napkins, a new set of towels, a sew press, a new cloak, a new pair of gloves, anew pair of shoes, a new Mcintosh coat, anew muffler. A NEW HANDERCHIEF and a great many other artioles we can sug gest to you which we have and can furnish von ul nrices to suit you and the times when you want your money to render FULL VAL- li ft, wneiner you uesiow it in a uin or supply neeu oi yuui uwu. We have just In a new line ol RIBBONS and SILKS tor Fancy work. Also, an eleirant assortment ot FURS. MUFFS and BOAS, tor LaUied and Children. WE WILL CONTINUE To reduce the prices on our stock of DRESS GOODS. Come if you want a Dress of any kind and we will make the i-noe sun yon. Remember we are agents for THE OF.NTEMERI KID GLOVES, THE GENUINE FOSTER KID GLOVE8, . THE BAIRITZ KID GLOVES, Of which we have a full supply in BLACK, TAN'S & BROWN'S, In all sines. . Respectfully,, ID. 3?- Tar-vis 03 POLLOCK ST. On or about 80th of Aug., part of a impress nun. Appiy to !it n91m ' Cap . J. If. Ipook, -Bargralrxs, WHEN- SANTA CLAUS Holds the ribbons means something rich for the public. His Off List nclum$ -SI'CII- BARCAINS IN GROCERIES as beat anything heard of up to date. We .duplicate bis col lection in our stock of Food Products WE AliE THE PEOPLE PRE PARED TO LOAD THE G s H.R.I.S.T.M.A TABLES w ii li a in on is t bi ii o anil Delicacies from Temptations every quarter of the j;lobc. Whatever is eaten ought to be of the FINEST-::-QUALITY. If low in price, till the better. 3inl l ALITY are our twins and. everybody'H pets. If you liave not tried a pound of our 30 cent brand Mocha & Java you have missed a grand thing, so delay no longer. -FOE FINE CANDIES. Fresh Supply Just in. JOHN -:- DUNN. REGISTER With the -FORME- Join the Number OF Who are daily carry ing away lrom Our Stores, Strong Values IN EXCHANGE FOR WEAK PRICES. This Months Sales WILL BE A for us, and a grand triumph over HARD TIMES for you. Your I 'oeltet IJooIch will ii KOW FAT at the mere mention oi the Irices at which, we are oilering First-Class - 0 Our Stock -IS TIIE Most : Complete We have ever offered. Fortunate People WATERLOO Yours Very Truly, v Hackburn & Willott.