3mu
patfe
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HOLIDAYvABTOTISELIENT'
tsr SHREW J.
sucvEsrrr,
Cgr BUSIAKSS MEN
And let the jfuolto know tou ar
kttu in JUxtnence vntn a kvpplj of
iftKK THE KEl IvrF ADVEBTlftlSW
I In The JOURNAL.
- HOUDAT HOODS.
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NEW BERNE. N-C, THURSDAY MOHiad. DECEMBER 20. 1894.
PRIOE FIVE OENTd
u y 11 ii ii ii ii is n
V
B I SINKS LOCALS.
NEW BOARDING HOUSE: I have
neitly lurniihed my new three-story,
twenty-room Boirding House, opposite
the Court House and offer good Board
either transput or permanent at moderate
rates. - W. P. Hill.
FRESH Meats, Home-made Al! ' Pork
Sausage ii specialty, also choice family
groceries. 8. J Phillips, comer Macad
amized R d & Pol ock Sts. dl9tm.
THE Merry tiui"S of Christmas are at
, hinil. No doubt you are thinking about
purohssng something to beautity your
borne. It sn, tall on us und avail your
s.'lve-t nt' i lie ixtraordinar bargains we
are ift' -rva-i in Furniture of all kind. We
can sun you. No trouble to show goods
nt N. 4a Pollock St., next to Postoffice,
Snsed&Co. dl8tt
OTSTEKS served in all styles a. Win.
Cannon's restaurant. The very best
oyste s that come to the market. 48
Middle St. is thu place.
DON' 1' iit.il to all on the New Berne
('anrlv Ftictoi'y iiinl examine their liue ol
Cikes, (.'an Iv und Holiday Specialties.
FLORIDA GRANGES, Bananas, Cocoa
nuU und Apples at J. H. Parkkr, Jr.,
No. 77 13r.mil St d!8tf
BEST WHITE CREAM CHEESE, 15c
per i.; New Mixed Nuts, 12 l-2c per U.:
N.c.i Kuisiii', 10c per lb.; Nice new Evap-
i ucd Aapl s. 10o per Hi.; Granulated
'Sugar in 10 lb. pkgs. 5c per lb.; New
American Sardines 5c per box; Best 3 lb
Tuble Peaches 16 2-8c per can; Hecker's
. 8 Hw pkgs. jirepared Uuckwlnat, 10 2-3c
per pkg. ami Oaifhikes 15c per pkg.; Eye
less Pine Apples, very belt 10 2-8 cts per
mi. Ue-peetfully, J. W. Kiesic.
No. 40 Middle St.
FOR The iipproaeiiniL' "nlidnv 1 I13 well
known A. Colin Pia.i-i iv '):.. m Com
pany will offer some bmgins in Pianos
& Orguns Cull around and look nt their
stock on bund. They will sell sheet music
at 5 cents per copy during the holidays
PROF- Joe Simmons ol the tinn of Sim
mons & Butler Salem N. C. is in the City
stopping id Mrs. N. S. Richardson's ior
a few days; all persons desiring to have
their pmnos tuned can either leave their
order- a. Ma Bichnrdson's or with The
A. Cohn Pmno fc Orgm Company 95
Midd'eSt- New Bene N, C.
BHAFHR'S HAMS, Bolted Water Mill
Aleul. Lo we and Prepared Buckwheat, at
A. II. Bahrinoton's, 78 Middlo St.
LADIES especally invited to call and
see our tine Cloaks, Wrap?, Mutts and
Underwear at reduced prices. L. Schdltz
& Co.. under Gerock's Photograph
Gallery.
FINE Broad CieeK Oysters nt tho door,
15 eta per- quart select first class ones
20 cis. Henry Brown, adjoining Muce's
drug store. o21tf
KORFull and Winter suns sue F. M.
CHADWlOh.', Tailor, 103 Middle St.
New Samples just received. tf.
WHEN Boraxine is used according to
directions, a third of the labor and the
cist of soap in ordinary washing is saved.
Samples free at J. F. Taylor's. .
Price ::
FOR THE
Holiday Trade.
Drap
cry Silks,
From 75c per yd.
To 50c
Also a full line v ol
Ladies Dress Goods
which ir will pay you
ib see before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Wanted !
COMPETENT PHARMACIST
. v with small capital wanted to
r.pen new Drug Store. We have
two Sets of Fixtures and double
Stock of Drugs.
Chance for live man, Addreis,
fUlMIA-U & BBOCX E-KCU CO.
v.r i n.e, N.C, ',
Reduced
Local News,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. Jb Hill-Removal.
Wilmington Minstrel Toupe.
Nunn & McSorley Candy.
A. J. Finch and Co. Insurance.
J. M. Howard; Christmas Goods 1
W. F. Hill: New Boarding House.
COTTON SALES.
Wednesday 68 Bales, 4.50 to 5.10.
Mr. Sol. Cohen dry goods merchant
made an assignment yesterday to Mr. P.
H. Pelleticr.
Mr. Geo. Henderson is spreading a
thousand bushels of oyster shells in Bell's
illey. This will change it trom a muddy
to a liard drive-way.
Mr. J. M. Hineshas been appointed by
Collector Internal Revenue Collector Sim
mons a store keeper and gauger.
Mr. T. A. Henry opened his drug store
yesterday. With his new stock and new
lurnishings the store makes quite a hand
some appearance.
The Foreign Missionary Society of Cen
tenary M. E. Church and the "King's
Daughters return thanks to the unknown
friend for the liberal contribution received
last night
A school entertainment will be uiven
bv puniis of the colleaiate institute Friday
night, consisting of music and recitations.
It will be chiefly by the music pupils. A
cordial invitation is extended to all, espec
ially to the parents ot the pupils.
We resret to learn that Mr. B. L. Perry
who for two years past has been proprie
tor of the Atlantic Hotel, Morchead City
is so severely ill at his home in Raleih of
heart disease aim dropsy tbat his Uie is
despaired of.
After attending the crystal wedding of
Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Lovick Tuesday night
about twenty couples went over to the
Chattawka and participated in a German
held in the dining room and greatly en
joyed themselves until about 1 a. m.
The Italian band turnislied music lor the
occasion.
Mr. Willie Manly of Baltimore who has
been spending a lew weeks visiting his
relatives in the city left yesterduy on the
steamer New Berne for his home. He
went up tho A. & N. C. B. R. alter, port
ridges returning yesterday morning with
between 150 and 200 ot tho fine birds.
His nephew Mr. M. Whedbee accom
panied him on tbo hunt.
A letter from Mr. Emil
Lindburg to
Mr. Jas. A. Bryan, ami another
trom
President D. J. Turner to Mrs. Beard
each repeat their acceptance of the invi
tation extended tuem as agents ot mc
International Colonization Company by
the citizens of New Berne. The letter
indicates the possibility of their coining
even earlier than thev anticipated when
they first received this invitation.
MARRIED.
Wedntsduy, Dec. I9th, at the residence
of Mr. Nelson Whitford, Miss Sadia
Whitford, his adopted daughter, to Mr.
Claud Spencer, both of New Berne, Rev.
. T. Lyon, officiating.
Wilmington Minstrels.
The young men of Wilmington will be
present on Christinas night at the Opera
House with an elaborately arranged min
strelsy. The lauuhtcr provoking New
man, who makes a negro ashamed of
himself, will cause you to split your sides
with laughter. The programme will be
full ol fun. There will be clog dancing by
experts. Howard and Marshall are
Stars ot the nrst magnitude ' ana mey
never fail to make you laugh for a week
afierwards.
The Dlav will be given under the es
pecial patronage of the Naval Reserves of
this city, .Every one snouiu see it ana
make iheir engagements accordingly.
Great street parade 1 Very striking !
Hotel Chattawka Arrivals.
S. D. Jones, N. 0.; E. H. Goldberg,
city; J. W. McRae, city; Eugene C. Pot
ter, Norfolk, Va.; R. F. Broadus, and
Mrs. K. G. Broadus, N. C; K. L. Kuro,
N. 0.; Geo. S. Terrell, N, O.; C. P.
Waide. Boston; A. Henn, Chicago, 111.;
N. B. Foy, Trenton, N. C; J. Walter
Pelletier, Stella, N. C; W. S. Jannett,
J. A. Cox and B. JS. Trunnell, V&He
Landing. N. O.i Mrs Wm. Beard, Nor
folk, Va. F. D. Murnyaw, Philadelphia,
Pa.; Jag. ii. Murray, .Baltimore; a. a.
French, Baltimore, Md ; Mark Dmtenfass,
city; Miss Louise Elgie, city; C. Ditos-
way, city; tr. si. u. Biaugnter, iinuisvuie,
Ky.. Benj. F. Metzger, Norfolk, Va.; W.
v Jtiwood, utica, jn. i.; j. m jnaitocxs,
Polloeksville, N. O. J. A, Harvey, Kins
ton, N. C. .
W. r. Hill Braneblnr Ont.
; Mr. W, . F. Hill, who for eight or ten
years has been in business near tho maiket
dock, will this week, move into his new
store on South Front street, a little above
the A. A N. C. B. R. v
Mr. Hill has been running a shingle
business at this location for some time
and will now concentrate all bis efforts
there. He is building stables for the ac
commodation ol bis country pitrons who
come oy land, and he also offers a good
dock and wharf privilege Iree to those
who come by water.
I- la addition to his grocery and shingle
business, Mr. Hill will also at once estab
lish a wood-yard at the same place.
'. He has also established a boarding
house on Craven street, opposite the court
house. ' ' -
. Tho Columbia. Desk Calendar. ..
' For ten Tear the desk calendar- issued
bv the Pope Manufacturing Company has
held a unique place among business help
ers. - Each daily leaf during that time has
taught its quiet lesson bf the value of bet
ter roads aid outdoor exercise, and espec
ially tbe benefits of bicycling,
The calendar for 1895, whiclvis just
issued, is even brighter than its predeces
sors in appearance, as clever artists have
added dainty silhouette and sketch to the
usual wise and witty .contributions that
have heretofore given this popular calen
dar its charm. - It can be had for five 2
cent stamps from the Pope Manufacturing
Company, ixartiord, coon., or irom any
Columbia bicycle agency.
OLD Papers for sale at this office,
BICYCLING EXTHAORDIJTABT.
Teats of Balancing;, c, That Appear
Almost Impossible.
Prof. Harry Kramer of Washington,
D. C, ' astonished the natives" W. T.
Hill, the bicycle man included with feats
on h a wheel at the corner of South Front
and Middle strtels. He would ride fir-
ward, backward, stand upright on the
bicycle, stand on his head on it and most
astonishing of all take oil' the hind wheel
aud ride with only the trout balancing
nimsclt perlectiy and even riding back
ward and riding in circles in tbat
position. Mr. Hill says he has witi.essed
exhibitions by some ol the noted wheel
men but Prot. Kramer beats n!l he ever
came across.
Prof. Kramer is only nineteen years
old and has been tiding but two years,
This makes his skill all the in- iv wonder.
He uses the Columb a oril'-my, the old
high bicycle with o.ie l.ir.o and one little
wheel and says he will use no other. He
Informs us that he has ri-'dct down the
capitol steps three tier s with tho wheel be
has with him and has also rode a mile in
three minutes with it. He has some
thought of giving exhibitions of his skill
here and possibly of being here at the
Fair. He is now on bis way to Florida
THE KIXtt'N IAI ;IITKKS.
Ready to Receive (.ills nt Harkbum
4c Wlllett'H for 4 lirisIniRN Dixtrl
butloii. The King's Daughters have placed
their large hamper at Messrs. Haekburn
& Willett's, in the dry goods department
to receive donations for distribution
among the needy, Christinas. It will stay
there until Christmas eve. Any one can
contrilaiie any article they wish clothing,
groceries, toys or anything all will be
properly looked after and placed where
they will do good.
The hamper is ornamented with a cross
n n 1 1 purple ribbon, the emblem and colors
of the society.
Coiniwr Aim! OoiliK
Messrs. M. R. Sabiston and A. J.
Aman from near Maysville, were in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. C. .1. lludgins of Warren Plains,
N.C. , arrived lust night to visit her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Nc son.
Mr. (f. II. Simmons of Catharine Lake,
N. C, mi I Mr. John J. Seibles, of Col
umbia, Special Agent Manchester Five
Insurance Co. of England and C. P.
Mebane, Jr., of Wilmington arc registered
at i he Albert and Mr. Ike 1 rissel, of Mil
waukee are registered at the Albert.
Mr. Benj. Ilahn returned on the steam
er New Berne with fourteen horses which
he went on to purchase.
Mr. F. D. Koonce and son, were in the
city yesterday with a good supply of
country produce
Mrs. J. S. Jones went down to More
head to visit her mother Mrs. Fianklin.
CORN CROP OF THE STATE.
Eastern Coanties' Harping the
Cause ol' their being; Called the Gran
ary of North Carolina.
Our neighbor, the Wilmington Messen
ger, in an article on the corn crop of the
State, mentions that there are a number
ol' counties in the State that produce
much larger quantities of corn than Hyde
and others of the eastern counties, re
markable for their large production of
that grain.
This is true, but there are no counties,
probably that have so large a surplu for
sale and export. Most of the counties
consume at home all, or nearly all, ol
their large crops, und some of them even
havo to supplement their crops by pur
chase. It is not the quantity ct an article made
by any community that gives it promi
nence in that line, but the amount of
surplus, after supplying home wants,
chat it has to dispose of elsewhere. This
proportion in the case of Hyde, Currituck,
Tyrrell and other eastern counties is very
large, and it is that, that has won for
them the name of the "Granary of North
Carolina."
REV. L. W. CRAWFORD, D. D.
I By Bequest he Is Again Assigned to
Pastoral Work Instead of Educa
tional. Friends of Rev. L. W, Crawford all
over tho State who love and admire him,
like to know of the work in which he is
engaged. We copy the following from
the Greensboro Record:
Rev. L. W. Crawford, who was four
years ago elected Professor ot Practical
and Systematic - Theology in Trinity Col
lege, and who has for two years netted
also as financial secretary of the college,
was, at the recent session ot the western
North Carolina Conference at Statesvills,
elected by tbe Educational Board, Secre
tary of Education for the conference, but
declined that position and requested the
presiding bishop to assign him to a pasto
ral charge.
Prof. Crawford, previous to his connec
tion with Trinity College, was a regular
pastor. For twenty-two years he was In
regular work and during that time served
only Ave congregations, remaminr tnetmi
limitof the law at Billsboro, Salisbury,
jrayettevme, ureensDoro ana Aew iierne,
and was filling out a second pastorate at
this place when chosen professor, lie
is now assigned to Reidsvill station,
That congregation co iststs ottou mem
bers, nave Just completed a ntteea thous
and dollar church and is a pleisant pec-
' : v A Pointer to Bayers. ..
The success of our great Furniture
-wonder of the 19th century is not a mere
accident bat is due alone to its well-
earned merit based only on its qualities
and prices and we have them both. Come
ana see lor yourseir. unous must go. .
SNEKD Co., -;
dl8if 43 Pollock St., near Postofflce.
Firs destroyed tbe sin house, engine
4,000 bushels of cotton 'seed, press and
about 50 cords of wood, belonging to Mr,
Noah Rouse, - two and a half miles
IromLaGransie Monday night. - The
losi lis estimated - at $2,000; with
$600 insurance. The actual insurance re
coverable, however, was (125, as 1175.00
was on lint aud seed cotton, and there was
none lost.
CRABBING IMHSTBV.
Pickett 4c Co., ol Norlolk. to Operate
at Morehead Tbe Headquarters or
Their Branch House to be In New
BerneA. J. Phlpps, Manager.
Mr. A. J. Phipps, connccti'-i with
Messrs. Pickett & Co , lish shipp'-rsnf
Norfolk, who has been down to . Mori -head
City yesterday, prospecting for ciaUs
was in the city yesterday be' wceu lrame,
en route to Norfolk. He is pi rtecily satis
fied with the results ol his visit, lb- re
ports millions of cinbs in the sound and
that they can easily be caught.
In Lvnnhan-n Hay at Ine nie-e.t a
barrel of ciaba a day is as much as ran
be caught by one man, but -Mr. l'hmp-
informi us that in the test he made nt
Morehead one man caught four bariel-
full iu five hours, or at the rate of eight
barrels per day often hours.
the method employed is as lollnws: A
line 450 feet iu length was si retched be
tween two stakes in the sound. 'J Ids
long line am duu snort ones wiin Dm mi
each one at intervals of ivcry eighteui
inches. This being stretched a boat with
one man in it at nine commences going
back and forth, the occupant pulling
along by the lice and taking in the crabs
with a scoop net whenever one is seen.
The first time this line was paxe I
along, 09 crabs were taken, Ei) the next
time and from 30 to 40 each lime a in
wards during thu live hours in w hich the
four barrels were caught.
Mr. l'hipps considers the Morehead
waters the best crabbing place on 'he
count. 11c i satisfied thai live barrels
per day or thirty barrels per week can be
relied upon as an average catch now per
hand at w lihli r.ite good money can l.c
made by the ciabbcrs
The crabbing at this season however
has to be done a few miles from More
head in a portion of the sound where the
botlom is muddy it is sandy duvclly
around Morehead. In the summer lime
the ciabs can be taken anywhere in abun
dance. The crabs will not be shippul whole
a packing house will be established ami
that work done ihure.
Mr. Phipps. who spent several inoiuhs
here this spring will leturn the fust of
Januaiy to have (barge ol the linn's
branch busincsj at New Heine and More
head and will establish himsu'f in Niw
Berne a3 a buy r.
Come to the East C'aiolina Fair, Feb
ruary 18th to 24th, mid investigate the
products Of East Carolina w aters as uell
as the land products.
NEWS IN l!Kli;i .
There is a rumor lhat the Seaboard Air
Line has become the properly of the
Southern Railroad.
An unknow n colored man at .V-hevilh
torged the name ol County treasurer
Courtney to a check and tried to cash it
Kdierv 1 ark Ha .k Ihetorgirv wa
Use..-, er (I but ihe uian e cared.
Mrs. Nellie Jefferson, w ho died in New
York on Monday, at the alleged age ol
one hundred and nine years, donied to
have been u servant in tho luinilv of
'resident Jellerum at Chavl ttsville.
Future article of agreement belwe -n
prize fighters should include a clause pio
viding for the coroner's fee.
Arguments were heard on Ihealterno in
of the 18th, inst. in the case ol Carnegie
gainst the Richmond and Danville
company for 1125,000 for steel rails fur
nished. The court reserved its decis
ion.
The Tilllllanites in the South Carolina
egislature set a precedent that is not
ikely to be extensively followed, when
hey reduced their own si lanes.
It is a bad law that will not apply lo
all. Now that Judge Woons has sent' n-
ced Eugene Debs to six months imprison
ment under the Sherman anti-tinst law
that law might be tried on the tni-ts, for
which r. was supposed to have b.en
made.
Senator Daniel has been stkc 1 wdiat
he thought the prospect was for the pas
sage of the Nicaragua canal bill. lie said
he thought it would piun, and he would
support tho measure, lie had no infor
mation however, as to when the vote was
ikely to be taken, but doubted it it could
be reached before tbe holidays. From
wha; be had been told by members of the
House, lie said, he took it for granted
that the bill would be lavorably acted on
in that body.
"At Christmas play and make gooil cheer,
For Christmas conies but once a year. '
1 USSliR.
Christmas is drawing; near and
let your presents on that occasion
be useful. We have some things
that are very suitable for your
husband, son or sweetheart. They
consist of Hats, Shoes, Handker
chiefs, Neckwear, Suspenders,
Scarf Pins and Cufl' Buttons,
White and Colored Silk Handker
chiefs, Boy's Windsor Ties, Men's
Underwear and Kid Gloves.
J. M. HOWAJID.
HERE WE ARE !
At 97 Middle St.
With the largest and best Se
lected Stock of Diamonds,
.- .,. : Watches, Gold Ring9,81eeve
sSe Buttons, Studs, Scaif Puis,
ral Solid Silver and Plated
Ware, Silver Novelties of
all kinds and in fact a full
line of all kinds of goods to
1m found in a
FIRST-CLASS JEWELRY STORE
CALL AND SEE ME-
Don't forget the Number, 87, Opposite
liaptut Church, -
Sam l(. Eaton.
Brick for Sale
ONE HUNDEED THOUSAND
V: FOR SALE CHEAP. ;
Apply to '
3t JOHN S. MANIX.
NEARNESS OF THE FAIR.
Ami Remarks Cpon Both Jlic Past
aud the Coming Exhibition.
Monday, February 13, 1895, the East
Carolina Fish, Oyster, Game and Indus
trial Association logins its eighUi annual
exhibition in this city. It ends on Satur
day, February, 24ih. It will be a grand
exposition ot the resources of
! Kast Carolina and in some measure of tbe
whole State, and there will be tine ex
hibits also from other States.
Gradually manufacturers in many parts
of i he State are realizing that it pays to
have an exhibit, representative of their
'usiness at these exhibitions. Col. Julian
S. ( urr of Durham, had a notable exhibit
from his famous tobacco factory and also
from his Oconeechee farm, both of live
slock and Held products. Also, coiton
and w oolen factories aud knitting mills
made largely through the efforts of Mr.
V II. Oliver, have made very creditable
exhibits, which served iu no small degree
lo draw attention lo them, and poultry
in I live sioek and other exhibits came
b om all pai ls of North Carolina, and
from several other Slates and superb ex
hibits they were too, and th s will be the
case again in even inereised degree.
This annual gathering afford a magnifi
cent opportunity for the presentation of
any article or implement to the notice ot
the public, especially of the fanning popu
lation for ilu-y gather at the Fair from all
the country round.
The time is short, every one should see
that ho is properly represented at the
Fair, that he contributes well to its suc
cess and Unit he receives the lull enioy-
iiK iit of its beuelits. And no ouc should
niisi attending.
Nunn m McSwuy,
Finest Assortment
of Candies in the
City.
I Of. lie, gO.,
IOC. 55c. HOc.
ear
Nunn an Mc$wuy.
Wilmington
Wiil give a performance at the New
Jicrne Upera House on
IlltlSr.n tS NIOIIT DEC. 35.
A First-class Show; Six of Wilmington's
Best Comedians; Fun, Singing, Acro
batic Feats, Fancy Drills, speci
alties. Sketches, Solas on
Cornet and Bugle.
Act, Clog and Gig Dancing. Rendered by
the best Amatuer Talent t hut ever
left Wilmington.
EVEUV 110 DV SHOULD SF.E IT
AduiiMsioii.
t-allcry.
50 ccii'n.
J5
STOP and THINK!
'DELAY'S ARE DANGEItOUS."
The liest Chrisimas, New Years or Bridal
Present is a Policy of Life Insurance
Protection.
Poverty next to Druukeness is the
greatest source of Crime.
It Will Pay You to Talk With
PIITCH
before you Insure your life elsewhere.
Annual Dividends. Cash and Paid up
Values. Call on or address,
A. J. FINCH & CO.
General Insurance Agents.
Office: Corner Broad and Middle streets.
d'20w Ksy Berxk. N. C.
REMOVAL of W.F. HILL.
I am now in niv own new store, in that
convenient location on South Front St.,
near the foot of the railroad. With my
usual good line of Family Groceries and
General Merchandise nt lowest price?. I
have every taeility for serving mv palrous
and they get the benefit of n, also of the
$20 per month store rent saved nud of
my past 10 year's successful experience
in the business.
FltEE STABLES & CAltT-HOUSE.
I am addini! fifty stables and a commo
dious cait and buggy-house for the use of
mv country menus nee oi cuarge.
WOOD YARD.
I will keep a Wand Yard with a large
stack always on hand It will givo coun
iry people a good chance to sell their
woad and tow n people a good place to
btiv.
SHINGLE YARD.
A full line and large stock of shingles
hand-made und sawed of all qualities and
prices, and in any quantities.
FREE WHARF PRIVILEGES.
Also a free dock and wharf at the rear
of Ibis business.
5iFGlive us a call; w'ell treat you well.
020 tf.
R N. DUFFY'S
CROUP SYRUP.
PREPARED AFTER A RECIFE OF THE
LATE DR. WALTER DUFFT.
At this season children are liable to at
tacks of the C:oup, and parents should
always be prepared by having a bottle of
K. . JJuny's uroup syrup on hand, pre
pared front the veciro of the late Dr.
Walter Dutt'v can be had of theDrumrists.
and of ft N. Dnffv, proprietor, New
Berne, N. C. Certificates of its efficacy
can be seen ot the proprietor. 85 cents
per bottle. See that the wrapper reads:
R. N. DUFFY'S
CROUP SYRUP,
rBewar of false dealers who are telling
u uiuwuuu vrvup sjinip iw w muuh
, oooooooo
H.R.LS.T.fi.A
SURPRISE
-I'OR-
Dazzling Display
OF
Holiday Goods
Sl'ltl'KlSlSl.l.Y
SURPRISINGLY
Large Assortment.
Sl'RI'HISINULV
Appropriate
PRESENTS.
Sl'ltl'RISINULY
LOW
PRICES.
Beautiful Presents that meet all
Demands and Satisfy all.
An Uneiiualled Assort
ment and a Variety to
suit all Tastes in
Toys, fcooks,
and Novelties.
FANCY GMOS, NOTIONS, Sr.
Our Beautiful New Stock of
Vantines Chinese
AND-
JAPANESE GOODS
Is bright, clean and fresh,
aud
and
consists wholly of the latest
most popular designs.
Christmas Fruits
in great variety. Oranges,
direct from Plordia, Bananas,
Maliga Grapes, Apples, Figs,
Raisius, New Nuts, Dates,
Currents and Citron all New
1S94 Goods.
Our Candy Stock
Is very Complete it em
braces fresh arrivals of Hy-
ler's, Koyster's, Whitman's,
Miller's best goods; and
and our Plain and French
Mixtures at 10 cents per
ponnd; cannot be equaled by
any competion.
ICome Early
and buy your
XMAS Goods.
JM DUNS
55 & 57 Pollock St.
REGISTER
With the
-FORTIffl-
Join the Number
OF
e
Who are daily carry-
away irom
Our Stores,
Strong Values
IN EXCHANGE FOR WEAK
PRICKS.
This Months Sales
WILL BE A
for us, and a grand
triumph over HARD
TIMES for you.
Your Iroclcet Books
will GROW FAT at
tbe mere mention of
the Prices at which.
we are oiiering
X-'irst-Class
jr o-ooids.
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Our Stock
IS THE
Most : Complete
We have ever offered.
Toura Very Truly,
Haekburn
& Willott.
Fortunate
Feopl
WATERLOO