iraftutl
SEKD IJT YOUR
W SHRE Yb
J3T SUCCESSFUL
J3T It CM HESS MEN
And let the Public know on ar
MtU m ;.rfeiic with a tupply of
NEE THE RESILTOF ADVEKTIHIXCI
i! In The JOURNAL.
' : HOLIDAY GOOD. ' "
VOL, XTU.-N0. 221
NEW BEBNE, N- FRIDAY MOBMM, DECEMBER 21.. 1894.
PBIOE FIVE CENTS
p) at lit
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BUSINESS LOOIU.
A. H2TE LINE OF SILVER-WARE
just receivi fl and opened - this morning.
Suitable for Xhas and Wedding
Prksents. It must be gold. Silver
Novelties in jjriat variety. BAXTER,
The Jeweler, 95 Middle Street
J. IWL ALOIIJ JKbllltrj, illC TTUIHIO
champion acrobatic cycler, will give
another cihiliitio i at the Y. M. C. A.
TinAD 1 r T-" . - . I. nri .1
Hull tonight cunS'siinj of sixty different
feats in tiding. Pric 10 and 20 ceDis.
CANDY, Nuts, Raisins, and Fireworks
J. W. Viesic husj.ist received the largest
anil b st asaurtment of Candy, Nuts,
'tiiwiin i.n I Fireworks Hint ever came to
Nw Ui-rne. All Fresh New (Joods !
Alsn IL-ckcrs 3 b. pkgs. prepared Buck
wlie it at 16ci'nt8 pt-r pkue; Oil dukes
12J c-nts per pkgc ; Grarulatrd Sugar in
lOili. pknis., at 5 cent per lb,, Re I Oil
150 d agree the test at. 10 cmts pr gallon,
and Kt-rosi-ne Oil 115 ileree lire test at
8 i eii3 per irall"!). N.i. 40 Middle St.,
New Berne N. C.
NEW BOARDING HOUSE: I have
Writiy iurnilie.l my new three-story,
tivi-ni y-roo ii ISo-inling House, opposite
tiiK Conn llouaa iul offer good Board
either transient or permanent at moderate
rates. W. F. Hill.
FRESH Meats, Home-made All Pork
S ii-nge :i specialty, also choice familv
fn'oceno?. S. J Phillips, corner Mi.cad
Htii'z d R kkI & P.'Hock Sts. dlOlni.
THE Merry tini's of Christmas are at
hmi'l. No doubt yon are thinking about
pnreh'is iij; something to buuutity your
li.iuie. It so, call on m aul avail your
selves of ilit; i xtiucirdinar hargnins w(
niv i.ft-riu in FurnitU'e of all kind. We
can suit you. No irjublo to show g .mls
at No. 4i5 Pollock St., next to Pustoffiee,
Snked & (. 0. -: 1 y 1 1
OYSTERS served in a.l fij.ea a'. Wm.
Cannon's restaurant. The very best
oyste s that come to the market. 43
Ailddle St. is the place.
DON'T fail to .all nn the New Berne
Candy Factory anil examine their lino of
Cakes, Candy and Holiday Specialties.
FfjORIDA ORANGES, Bananas, Cocoa
nuts and Apples at J. It. Pauker, Jr.,
No. 77 Br.wl St. (I13tf
FOIt l lie upproachiiii; Holidays Tho well
knotv- A. Colin Piano & Organ Com
pany will orler some liaigins in Pianos
& o'rt; .us Call arouml and look at their
stock on hand. They will sell sheet music
at S cenis per cpy during the holidays
PROF, .loo Simmons ot the tirm of Sim
mons & Uutler Salem N. C. is in the City
sliippini? at Mis. N. S. Richardson's lor
a fcvr days; all persons desiring to have
their pianos tuned can either leave their
orders a; Mrs. Richardson's or with The
A. Cohu Piano & Orgin Company 95
Middle St- New Bene N, C.
sTlAFER'S HAMS, Bolted Vater Mill
Meal, Loiseand Prepared Buckwheat, at
A. II. Barrinciton's, 78 Middle St.
LADIES especially invited to call and
see our tine Cloaks, Wrap?, Mutts and
Underwear at reduced prices. L. Schultz
& Co.. unler Gerock's Photograph
Gallery.
FOR Fall and Winter subs see F. M.
CIIADVV1CIC, Tailor, 103 Middle St.
New Samples just received. if.
WHEN Boraxinn is used according to
directions, a third of the labor and the
e xst of soap in ordinary washing is saved.
Samples free at J. F. Taylor's.
FOR THE
We are now adding to our rtoo NEW
FRESH GOODS and oan supply
GIFTS
Which will be both pleasing and serviceable
What will be more appreciated in your home
or by your trteud than
A NEW CARPET,
. A NEW AKT SQUARE,
- A NEW KUO, '
.. . a new set of chenille curtains
a new set of lack curtains,
a nk v set of table linen,
a new set of napkins,
a new set of towels,
a new dress,
a new cloak,
a new pair of gloves,
a new pa1 r of s hoes,
a new Mcintosh coat,
anew muffler,
a new handerchief
and a great many other articles we can sug
gest to you which we have and can furnish
yon at prices to suit y n and the times when
you want your money to render FULL VAL
UE, whether you bestow it in a Girt or supply
need ot your own.
We bave just in a new line of RIBBONS and
SILKS tor Fancy work.
; Also, an elegant assortment ot FURS,
: M.UJCV3 and BOAS, tor Ladle aud Children.
' WC WILL CONTINVE
' To rednce-tlie prlees on our stock oi
DRESS GOODS. Come If you want a
- Dress of any kind and we will make the
Price suit you.
Remember we are agents for '
.THE CENTEMEBIKID GLOVES.
THE GENUINE HOHTER KID GLOVES,
THE BAIRITZ KID GLOVES,
Of wliloh we have afnll sunnlv In '
BLACK, TAN'S & BltOWN'8, In all sites.
Respectfully, ...
'ID. Fm TarTT-Is
L 03 POLLOCK sr.
- R. IT. DUFFY'S
CROUP-SYKUE.
I'KEl'ARUD AFTEIl A HECIPE OF THE
- LATE DR. WALTEK DUFFY.
At this season children are liable to at
tacks of the 0.u p. nud parents should
always be prepared by having a bottle of
It. Nt uutty'a Group by nip on hand, pre
pared iroiu we recipe ot tne late LK,
W alter Dun? c m be had of the Druggists,
un.l ol R. X, Daffv, proprietor, New
ll(nie, N 0 CertifiC'iti of its rfficacy
i'.iii bj seen nl" llie proprietor. 83 cents
per bottle., See that the wrapper reads.
R. N. DUFFY'S
(JROUP 8YRTJP.
W Beware of IhIss dealers who are selling
an Imitation eroup syrup tor S cents.
Wanted!:
10MPETEN T PHAUM ACIST
A; with sirall capital . wanted to
open new Dru Store. We have
". tsvo S.;t8 of Fixtuiea aad double
Stock of Drugs. '
Cliance for live man. AddroM,
EaADilAM Sc EUOCK BKUG CO. ,
Naw liorne, N,C,
Local News.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S. R. Street At Auction.
The Southern Cultivator.
Prof. Kramer Exhibition tonight.
J. W. Mesic: Candy, Nuts, etc.
A. & N. C. R. R. Traia annulled.
Baxter, The Jeweler Silverware.
New York Trading Co. Will cotton
go higher 1
COTTON SALES.
Thursday SI bales, 4.50 5c.
Iienien.ber the Collegiate Institute en
tertainment to-ninght. Parents of the
pupils especially should attend.
The Church of Christ Sunday school is
preparing for a beautiful Christmas exer
cise entitled "The Glorious Birthday" to
be given on the night "t the 25th.
fp X W Qlaurai-f tc narrrtlio linn a. la ..f
-... ... ... .o ... ...... .,5 ..... ...
the tine pair of young bus that he has
..unii.i ,1.:.,; .1....1.1..
i:iiliv ucrii uiiviug iu uuiiui. iiiviuea?.
The New Berne livervmen d.. not buv
stock to keep.
Mr W T. KVnno.lv ,.f 1.11.,,,. Crvalr
' v. 1 1 i.ruo. HUU..UVUL ...1 llll O .J . Lilt
S'ate, and his wife, are registered at the
Chattawka, also Mr. Stephen W. Isler, a
II 1
st.w. nf ll.u ...nal nfnmmonl Inrman ftf tl...
wen hiiowu auuiuey ui vroiusooro.
The alarm of fire last uinht from Box
34. corner Broad and Hancock Sis., va-
caused by a package of tire crackers ex
ploding in the store of Mr. 11. E. Itoyali.
Persons sending in alarms should always
investigate careful before doing so and
not be in a hurry to turn in an alarm for
such a trifling thing as the one last night.
Prof. W. h. Smith's writing school
closes to-night. The young men attending
have elected a committee to decide as to
the winner of the gold medal which is to
be awarded to the one having made the
greatest improvement The committee
consists of Messrs E. II. Barnum, J. E
Latham and A. H. Powell. 1 1 hey are to
decide to-morrow.
Mr. Hill Humphrey who is a believer
in every form ot advertising and who has
had a novelty out lately, the little country
ox-cart, the wheels covered with white-
cloth and a similarly covered frame " over
the body all littered to tell ol the wares to
be lound at "Big Ikes. ' has now still
further enlarged on the idea by dressing
the driver in white ond lettering him.
Me83rs. M. Halm & Co., have received
twenty-six strong young mules in addi
tion to the fourteen horses mentioned
which came by steamer. This runs the
new arrivals up to forty and added to those
a ready in the stables make a pretty large
supp.y on lianil. The horses are an nne
diivers selected with great care by Mr.
Benj. Hahn, who went off for the purpose,
out of about six hundred.
The Charlotte Times says that the con
clusion of the meeting of i lie board ol
regents of the Barium Springs orphans'
home Wednesday afternoon was that a
new centre building is needed and must
be had. Plans and specifications will be
invited. The affaire of the home were
found to be in a highly satisfactory
shape.
Mr. C. R Thomas lias torn up the
brick pavement in front f his residence
preparatory to putting down one of shell
rock. Mr. S. W. Small wood whose resi
dence adjoins will al" put a corresponding
pavement in front t Ins place; the two
together will make an improved sidewalk
over two-thirds of the block. As it is to
be constructed, the sidewalk will be eleven
feet icie presenting pretty much the ap
pearance of that admirable one around
the Episcopal church property.
No A. . N. C. Freight Train Clirlut
m fin.
The A. &. N. C. R. R gives notice
that no freight trains will will be run on
Christmas day and that also the freight
train from Morehead city to New Berne
Berne will not be run the day after Christ
mas.
All other trains will be ruu as usual.
A Hnge Shot Gun.
Messrs. T. J. Hall & Bro., had at their
gun-smith shop yesterday for repairs to
the lock a double barrel shot-gun, of sur
prisingly large size fully doable the size
of the guns regularly used. It weighed
fourteen pounds, was two inches across
the muzzle, three inches across the breech
by the lubes and with barrels thirty-five
inches long.
The gun belonged to a Mr. Willis of
Smyrna. It is said that with guns of this
character a dozen or more ducks are some
times killed at a single shot when large
flocks aie fired into.
Vomlnv And Going.
Mis. G. W. Charlton and child weut
art to Core creek to speud Christmas with
relatives. Mr. Charlton will go up
Monday.
Miss Maggie Hunter, of Havelock
passed through en route to Raleigh to
spend Christmas with her uncle Mr. Sam'l
Hunter.
Rev: Jos. Thomas of Poughkeepsie,
New York, tain tlib city to spend Christ
mas, with his relatives. - ....
Mr. Henry Sperling of Baltimore, for
merly of New B-rne, is In the city on
business and pleasure and is visiting Mr,
M. H. Sultan.
' Mr. Jos. W. Watson is back from Ral
eigh where he has been fur a short time
on business.
Miss Vivan Wood Ms visiting friends
at Auror.
Mr. G. J. Boney of 'Wilmington, a
large dealer to rice, is registered at the
Albert. - -
Messrs. Dempsev Wood, and W.' L.
Kennedy and wile of Lenoir county, came
in on the Wilmington train inm a Hunting
and tuning expedition near Jacksonville.
; Presideut W. S. Chad wick who has
been North for a week returned to New
Berne lust night . v :-. . ;;;.
The flist steps in thediiection of an in
vestigation ot the Alulmma elections and
contest of the seat in the United States
Senate of Mr. Morgan were-taken at
Washington vesterday by Colonel W. a.
Reese, of Alabama, who claims to have
ben elected senator by the Legislature of
Alabama, - .
THE CATTLE EXPERIMENT.
To Determine if Vaccination Will
Clive Safety from Texas Fever How
It Standi! Now.
Dr. C. F. Dawson, of the United States
Department f Agriculture, after spending
a couple of duys hi the city at Mr. R. P.
Williams' in the interest of the Govern
ment experiments to determine what will
prevent 'iexns fever in cattle left, return
ing to Washington City.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, 18th and
19th inst., Dr. Dawson had the seven
cows, all that were left dive of the thir
teen the government had been experimen
ting with killed and portions of the heart,
lung, etc , of each were saved for exami
nation. As our readers know, 1 lie object of the
experiments which have been i. progress
ever since early spring wa see whether
inoculation with T-mi- fever virus would
prevent cattlo liom la inr sidjcct to the
iliseafe. Ot course t he ivmiIU ol the test
will not he given "lit yd tit it appears
that the cattle no. v.;cci"a i d did take the
disease and a portion of them died from it
while the vaccinated ones seemed to es
cape It is true two of the latter .tied,
but the death ot one was caused by mir
ing, and of the other apparently by some
other disease than the levir. While the
cattle not vaccinated s.-. in to have all
taken the lever an I tome to have died
with it. The i llicial anncuncement of
the result of the experiment will be looked
for with interest.
t'HKINTMAM CIIFT NliKVK E.
To be Held in the Irebytcrlnn
Church To-Night Everybody In
vited. The first Christmas celebration takes
place lu-night. It will be in the Presby
ter'un church commencing at half-past
sven o'clock. It will consist of Christ
mas carols and recitations by lb'1 Sabbath
school, the presentation ol offerings thai
will carry gooil Christmas chew to the
inmates of the Barium Springs Orphan
age, e c. The caro's v id be accompanied
by orchestral nuts c.
Those w ho have presents and may not
l)e able to atlcnl Hie service, are requested
to tend them to the church at any time
after 3 p in. The gifts that may be iu
the congregation will be collected by the
Sunday school children during the ser
vice. The public arecordial'y invited.
I'npt. ANhe to Practice Law.
dipt. S. A. Ashe lias resumed the
practice of law aud opened nn otlice next
door to the law office of It. II. Battle,
Esq., in the building on corner ol r ayette
ville and Martin streets. Capt. Ashe is
learned in the law and his many friends
will wish him much buccess in his pro
fession. He is no novice. This is only a
re:urn to first love. News and Ob
server.
NEWS IN ItRIEF.
ThcChincse Emperor bus ordered his
troops to protect the churches iu Peking.
In executive session of the Senate the
Japanese treaty was favorably reported
by Mr. Morgan.
Information has been received from
Honduras to the effect that that country
will not be represented at the Atlanta hx
position on account of probable war
there.
The Board of Directors of the Baltimore
and Ohio lailway re-elected Clu.rles F.
Majer piesident ot the company tor the
seventh consccutwo term.
R. R. Odell, attorney for Clous Blixt,
theGing murderer, declared that Blixt
had never made a confession, all state
ments to the contrary notwithstanding.
A dispatch from Tokio says a Japanese
cruiser off Wei Hai-Wei has captured a
sailing vessel loaded with arms, ammuni
tion, and provisions, consigned to Admi
ral Ting of the Chinese licet.
M. Tourney e, the chief engineer of the
new Panama Canal Company, states that
although 800 men are working at the
Culebra cutting, a definite p. an is not
likely to be decided upon for eighteen
months.
The State Convention of Arkansas
Mayors, which had been in session since
Tuesday, adjourned after adopting resolu
tions requestinn the Legislature to call a
constitutional convention to frame a new
corporation law.
Mr. Lester, of Georgia, introduced into
the House a bill appropriating $150,000
for the establishment of a marine hospital
at Savannah, Ga.; also a bill appropria
ting $5,000 for the establishment of a Sub
Treasury at Savannah.
The Democratic members of the House
Committee on Rules met informally and
tho understanding seems to bave been
reached that a vote will he taken on the
Carlisle bill Tuesday following the reas
sembling after the holiday recess, which
will be January 8th.
In the Superior court at Atlr.n I a J udge
Richard II. Clark sentenced Alexander
Carr and Will Myers to be hanged on
February 8th. Carr killed Capt. H. O.
King in Atlanta about three months ago
aud Myers was recently convicted as the
assassin of Forest Crowley. Carr is 27
years of age and Myers is but 18 years
old.
Secretary Herbert has decided to build
the submarine boat authorized by Con
gress several veats auo and has ordered
the contract to be drawn at once, In order
that the vessel may be completed and
ready for experiment before the end of
next year. The design ot John r. Hol
land, of Newark, N. J., has been definite.
ly adopted, ana it is expected that the
vessel will bs built at Newport News,
Vs.''
' As showing the value of the Jewish
regulations with regard to the animals
slaughteied lor their food the chief rabbi
of Mew Zealand states that amongst the
208 cancer cases treated in the Welling
ton Hospital during the last eight years
there has not been a single Jewish patient.
Out of the 0,767 deaths registered in New
Zealand during 1808 there were 1,061
caused by cancer and tuberculous dis
easestwo ailments which are very pre
valent among cattle. -.v
" A Fainter to Bayer. .
The success of our great Furniture
wonder of the 19th century is not a mere
accident but is due alone to its well-
earned merit based only on its qualities
and prices ana we bave them both. Come
and see fur yourself. Goods must go.
1 Snebd&Co.,
dl8tf 43 Pollock St., near Postofflce.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Carlisle at the Capitol in I lie Inlt-rcNl
or his THeasnre. Personal. .1 Trncc
ofMxty Days lor the .Southern Hall
way Employees. Further Gold With
drawals. Washington Hi rlh place.
Heuator Harris's Seal In Hanger.
The Carlisle bill may tct through .1;.
House. It will never pis the Senate.
Carlisle was at the Capitol in-day in inter
est of the bill.
Governor Carr and liis wile arc he:,,
visiting their son. Mr. W. K. Can, u h -c
charming wile was one of the nio-t at i un
live heiresses of Washingioti. She
Miss llaltio Van RtswicU anil owns a hand
some city house as well as one of the nio-t
elegant country homes around Washing
ton. The rapid depletion of the gold reserve
iu the treasury gives indication of another
bond issue even earlier ih-ui ha been an
ticipated. The national liec-tny sitnined
a further loss of $5()l),lltl0 of gold to-h.v.
reducing the gold balance to i?!)0,!Hii,C;i
In spite of the tact thai the Prc-idciit i.
in South Carolitn hunting, the ih legaiinn
published as coining here lo see him in the
interest of Waller 1). Henry, Esq., tele
graphed they were co'liing on tn-.l.iy any
way.
Secretary Gresliain has dicidcd to leave
the i-elcctiou of a ile-ign for the monu
ment lo he creeled nt W'akelield, Ya , to
mark the birthplace of Washington to the
members of the Virginia congicssional
ilelegatiou. The designs for this iiiomiineiit
are numerous and very beautiful, con
snlei iiig thai lite cut ire cost of the work is
lini'ileU lo$l 1,000.
It is feared In re thai I he defiat T Gov
ernor Porter in Tunussce may give Si na
lor Harris s mic trouble in gutling buck to
the Senate. Senator Harris would be
greatly missed here. He is the bc-l par
linmentari in i:i the Senile, is ha'c .m.l
hearty as a man of 2f, has s, rve l in the
Senate about thirty years ami Ins ::ieat
influence here.
THE STATE'S SWAMP I.AMI.
Number ol' Acres Ou immI liy llicSI:Hi
anl Intcrclinu- Fads nbonl Them.
The Wilmington Me.-sengvi' has Mime
interesting inliTinatioii from Raleigh in
reference to the swamp lands of the Sialc:
The State board i fe.liicalion meet at
Governor Carr's otlice Hon. Charle.- M.
Stcdman and lien. W C Lewis were
present. The purpose of tin: meeting
was to make a sale of s mm of I he swamp
lands held by the board. There now re
main about 350,000 tteivs of tho.- lands.
The term swamp lands is in not a few
cases a misnomer.
Sotee time ago it was intimated that the
State desired to secure a large tract of
these swamp lands for use as it convict
firm, instead of occupying leased lands.
ll was linn iontid ili.d tlie ;S0,IHHI acres
wlia n weiu wanted conhl not be lnnl in
one tract and so the idea wst abandoned.
At that time tho Wilmington, New bu n
and Norfolk railway had an option on
what was considered the timet ilisimb'c
land for limning purposes, this I emg ifc
"White Oak swamp," embracing K4.IKH)
acres. 1 In; iailuv lias not taken tins
land, so the latter reverts lo the State
board.
Tho State board of education renewed
lor twelve months the option on ad
swamp lauds held by Charles M. Stead
man, president of the Real Estate luvist
ment company, of Wilmington.
Mr. H. A. Brown reque-le l the board
to grant him an option on tint pan of
the SUlte's lands, which :,re sii tt .ic ! .m
the lakes. The board decided tocxlaal
the option given to t lit: company repre
sented by Major Stcdman, raid coo. pain
to act as agents for the State; the Stare lo
receive for any body or bodies o! -aid
lands that might bo sold by them, ibe sum
of fifty cents per acre.
At Auction.
I will sell at Corner of South Front
Middle Street Saturday D.c. inri, at
12J o'clock one line mule without reserve.
S. R. Strkkt, Auctioneer.
The grave ol Edgar Allan Poo, in the
burial yard of the old Westminster Pres
byterian Church, nt Baltimore, is H shrine
for many pilgrims. The sexton of the
church, a white-haired man of sixty-four,
is, besides Poe's cousin, Rev. Dr. Cleann,
the only survivor of Poe's funeral, at
wdiich there were but the hearse and one
carriage, and yet this was the brilliant,
genius, Poe, whom, it has been claimed
by some of the English literati, to lw (ha
only true Poet that Anurha has pro
duced. Atlantic k North Carolina Kail road
Superintendents Ofi-ick. (
New Bern, N. C, Dec. 20th, 1894.
To Employes and the Public:
TBAINS ANNULLED.
The following trains will be annulled
on this road Tuesday December 25th, 1894
(Christmas day). Train No. 1 from
Goldsboro to New Bern, anil No. 2 1 om
New Bern to Goldsboro, and Tr.-.in i'o. 5
from New Bern to Morehead Ciiy, and
on Wednesday December 20lh, Tram No.
6 from Morehead City to New Bern.
TBAINS RESUMED.
On Wednesday December 2Gih, Train
No. 1 will resume its regular schedule
from Goldsboro to New Bern and Train
No. 2 its regular schedule from New Bern
to Goldsboro. -
Any perishable freight at Morehead
City on Wednesday morning may be lor
warded by No. - Mail Train.
Sam'l L. Dill, Sup't.
Finest Assortment
of Candies in 'the
"City.
' ' 10c, 15c, COe,
' 40c, i BSc, see,
Oil ! How Fnnny !
It yon don't believe it, why, look out
for the parade to be given by the Wil
mington Naval Reset ves Minstrels on
Christmas day, and then go out to see
tin in that night Rich! If you don't be
lieve, see Angel, the negro impersonator,
and Hew letle as the old negrcss from
liibainn.'' Oil, niylThe Reserves o I
this city should see to it that everybody
goes. To avoid the rush tickets can be
secured from Nunn & McSorley, Albert
I'atler-on and II. .1. Lovick. All seats
can lie reserved tit Nunn & McSorley's
without ix tin charge. Price for admis
sion 50 ccnis.
Chicago is to have one of the biggest
and grandest auditoriums in the world,
uilh a seating capacity of 12,000 and the
most gorgeous architectural anil other
trimmings. The .same roof is to cover a
hole;!, a Vienna restaurant, billiard rooms,
reading mom", bowling alleys, supper
r s, ball rooms, e'e, and there is to be
a w inter palm garden. Chicago is ambi
tious, but she cannot yet afford to erect
such mi ii 1 1 1 1 .Ii i 1 1 lea t re as was the Roman
Co'dse urn. which us d to accommodate
80,000 spectators.
wiluotton"
Go HIGHER?
We have made a careful study of the
past history and future prospects of the
Colioii trade.
This has been a matter requiring a
corps of experts who-e reports from the
belt bring ns right up to oate.
We an- satisfied lit it the present price
ol'Colloii is ti latsr price antl th.it it will
change greatly iu the near Inline.
I bis change in pricj means enormous
piotit to speculators who know which
side' of lb:' tnaiki t to choose.
We h ill furnish this valuable informa
tion tie-- of eosl.
Our large business has been built up by
only trading wh ti we have taken ev.ry
precaution against failure and when we
control mi llii lent capital ourselves to pro
duce t lie mai ket movement necessary lor
prolil.
Money makes money and tho more
capital we have in band to pu-b along a
deal the stronger our po-iiioii in the
market.
Our re cord of success is unbroken and
we intend to keep it so.
To deal thiough us does not require'
any knowledge of spe.'tilalinii or market
conditions.
Accounts op.'iied from $10. upwards.
Details ol methods mailed fiee.
Ucferencis furnished.
The New Yorl Trading Compiy,
IT and 10 Broadway New York City.
'At Christmas piny and make good cheer,
Kor Christmas comes but. once a year.1'
TUSSKR.
CliristniiiH is drawing near and
let your presents on that occasion
lie useful. We have some things
that ate very suitable for your
husband, son or sweetheart. They
consist ol Hats, Shoes, Handker
chiefs, Neckwear, Suspenders,
Scarf Pins mid Cull' Buttons,
White and Colored Silk Handker
chiefs, Hoy's Windsor Tics, Men's
rnderwear ami Kid Gloves.
J. M. HOW AIM).
Price ::ReW!
FOR THE
loliday Trade.
Drapery Silks,
From 75c per yd.
To 50c. " "
- 0-
AJso a full line ol
Ladies Dress Goods
which ir will pay you
to see before purchas
ing elsewhere.
KB.
OLD Papers for tale at thii office, -
nnoouOO OOOOOOOO
tjHR.l.S.Trl-AS
SURPRISE
-l'OR-
Dazzling Display
OF
Holiday Goods !
Sllll'llISIM.l.Y
sriicitisiMii.v
Large Assortment.
Slltl'ltlSIXIjLY
Appropriate
FKESENTS.
St'UCltlSIMil.Y
LOW
PRICES.
lJeautilul Presents that meet all
Demands and Satisfy all.
An Unequalled Assort
ment and a Variety to
suit all Tastes in
Toys, fcoGks,
and Novelties.
FANCY COODS, NOTIONS, &c
Our Beautiful New Slock of
Vantines Chinese
AM)
JAPANESE GOODS
Is bright, clean and fresh, and
consists wholly of the latest and
most popular designs.
Christmas Fruits
in great variety. Oranges,
direct from Flordia, Bananas,
Maliga Grapes,.Apples, Figs,
Raisins, New Nuts, Dates,
Currents and Citron all New
189-1 Goods.
Our Candy Stock
Is very Complete it em
braces fresh arrivals of Hy-
ler's, Eoyster's, Whitman's,
Miller's best goods; aud
and our Plain and French
Mixtures at 10 cents per
pound; cannot be equaled by
any competion.
EfCome Early and buy your
XMAS Goods.
55 & 57 Pollock St.
REGISTER
With the
FORTUKATES
Jojn ft Number
OF
Fortunate People
Who are daily carry
in; away Irom
Our Stores,
Strong Values
IX EXCHANGE FOR WEAK
PRICES.
This Months Sales
WILL BE A
WATERLOO
for us, and a grand
triumph over HARD
TIMES for you.
Your X'ocliet Hooks
will GROW F-A-T at
the mere mention of
the fricess at which
wo are ollering
sr o-ooids-
Our Stock
-IS THE-
Most : Complete
We have ever offered.
Yours Very Truly, '
Hackburn f
& Willott.