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mm "Foil many a gent of purest ray serene The dark utuothouied caves o( ocean bear:'1 A mn.li who kept bargains tin- ln.liru Declared trade was going to llu.k-s. When the printer he sought Fall many a bargain goei for daya unseen, I i't rc b .pi-iiei lie tf'll Al) tlie way trout Alaska to Cades cause me people uo not Know its lucre.; VOL. XIY-NO. 6. NEW BERNE N. C, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1805. PRICE -FIVE CENTO t THEY ALL noLD UP 0va-r-:- Cleulaao. I r Itf Miff And Point With Pride HifflHiaiimyi. TO THE SPOT Jol6l Axe OVERJOYED ! TXT HT??? Because! Because !! Because !" THEY. GET BETTER VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY AT OUR STORES , THAN ELSEWHERE IN THE CITY. u izm ears to please. ; H&W ". ft IT KF.W ADVERTISEMENTS. Wanted to borrow $2,500. C. M. Cook Just received. J. W. Stewart The time to buy. Duffy's Spring Millinery Opening. Mrs. B. Wliuley Millinery Opening. Nunn & McSnrley Coca Cola tickets. J. li. Clark To clliacns of New Heme. T. n. Carmine Bread for 1 lie hungry. BUSINESS LOCALS ;00 PEARL Tulte Ko-c, !lullis just re ceived, lor sale r.y C M. Cook nt Col. .1- V. Jordan's. n:it WANTED TO HORROW 2,50O until January 1st, 1898. G per cent. City Property. X Jodrnal. It. F.XIRA FINE Wall Fed Heel' ami First Class Spring Lamb, also a nice lot ltg Fork and Lean Hams ibis inorniiiL'. Chas. K. Nelson. DON'T fail to all at the French Cafe for l)uveed and liar. I Craks also 15. Cakes and Pics, 1 doz. Holes fur ti cents; lhcad 3 and 5 cents n lout. 8UPKRIOR Putter and Files' Civ W. 15. Cox, nt Cheese just received. h Slover s old stand. ROYAL Crest Tea at A. li. BuiuiN'a- TON'S. WHAHF lo Kent Lame and spacious wliar:' 107 Ft. front by 130 ileep. foot of I moil St. Depth ol water siiflKient lor largest Crafts. C. E. Ki.ovmt. 1341. THE Oil Wagon carries only Oil. Frails Astral, Carnadian 150 and Test lied N I'M A NlJNN. NEW BERNE ftmdy Factory is selling Fine Cream Carimlels at 20c. per pound. Deliglitinl Cream ChocoUvcs at 20c per lb., woitlt 40c. A goodniixturc for Ho per lb. A beautiful mixture lor 10c, worth 25. The trade will do well to seo us before buying. New ISuknk Candy Factory, 59 Middle St. THE Finest Fat Spring Lambs ou mar ket tins morniug that have ever Irani ofl'ereil to the ti'.idu f.ir the season. Also choice Beef and Pig Pork. Chas. E. Nelson'. FOR KENT. Dwelling with six moms: conveniently located. Apply to W. (f. Urinson. niriMlni. MUTTON Sl'ET 5 cents per cake at Chas. E. Nelson- nii'2'31ni. FORSALF. Lot on East Front Street adjoining lotsot' Needhaitt Case and Miss Nancy Sterling, property f late K Is. Justice. J. J. Disokway, Agent. mr23 tf. TOBACCO. Large Slock, a Job Lot at verv low priec. Also all grades ol Flour at mill prices. Roberts & Bros. JUST Received Thirty bushels Water- Mill Meal. Ground from selected com, only 18 cents per peck, at A. II. Bar- RINQTON S. TALCUM POWDER, borated, carlxda- ted and perfumed only 10 cts per box, reg ular price !2o cts. Cream Complexion. Snap only 5 cts. per cake at F. S. Duffy b. tf. F. M. CHAD WICK, Merchant Tailor 103 Middle St. I ant now in rtcerpt ot spring and summer samples and am 'prepared to show a large line ot both .foreign and domestic styles. The new Tariff on woolens went in effect, Jan. first and the goods which I can show have all been, regulated by that schedule as to values. FIVE Thousand pounds of those deli- clious 10 cent fains just arrived, nice and tresn. t,ome antl see them. j25tf J. F. TA.YLOR. DON'T forget that Old Papers can be bought cheap at the Journal olhce and in any quantities. tf Geo. Henderson, INS1ANCE AfflCY. ESTABLISHED OFFICE: NO. i Craves St. 1870. Represents the following First-class Companies: Insurance Company of North America. 7onie Isurnnce ' Company of New York. .Hartford Fire Insurance Company of fiii rt ford. Queen Insurance Company of America. Phoenix Iruuranoo Company of Brook lyn, N. Y. , North Carolina .Bjme Insurance Com pany ol Rf.leigh. Royal Insumnce Company of Liver pool, England. Boston Marine Insurance Company of Boston. 6TThi8 Aser.cv has been in existence for the past 25 years, during which time all losses have been' promptly settled without a single contest All classes of desirable Insurance soltcuea. j3 lm "Small seeds the mountains And trifles lite.' Yocn. : It is not, the "big things .that make up life, hnt the trifles." So it is .in dress. There, are some trifles that are i -jdispeusible, they consist of Ties, Scarfs, Collars and Caffs, Shirts,.; Handkerchiefs and Gloves... We kave just received new. lot of Dress; Gloves lia? . Kid, Dog Skin, Cloth and, Jersey. Al so received a new lot; .of. ; Collars, uuBaanu mutts. , - J. M. UOVS'ARD. ti THE CORKER PHARMACY, BBADHAJ1& BROCK'S Peescbiption ' Uetto ' .' Stobb. Toilet Article, Pcrfua-es and NEWS ADRIFT In Ihe i'ity of Elms and Vicinity, dinlhcreil in mill Hrlefly Told. The weather bureau predicts showeis today. Mi's. Betlie Whaley and Mr. ILB. Duffy announce their millinerv openings for Ttiesility and Wednesday. "Song Birds Will Waken ou," is a swtet iitile poem tie publish in the Journal of to-day. It was first pub lished in tho Uuiveisitv Magazine. The author is a North Carolinian. Mr. E. W. Simpkins has opened a fur niture store on Bioad slnet adjoining Mr. C. E. Nelson's butcher stall. He intends to put in a good line; his goods are now arriving. 11 r. Becton Simmons of Pollocksville called in Saturday lo renew his subscrip tion to the Weekly Journal, and. paid within three months ol 1897. It grdilies us lo see the confidence repos.d in the Journal by some of its patrons. Messrs. V. 15. ntvindell A; Co . svvuug out their new sign yesterday, just above the door. It is a triangular one, with one angle pointing toward the street, ihe arrangement I cing such that it can he read in all directions, ihe letters are in silver on a blue smalt background. The gentlemen say they have launched out on the sea -d' business anil the sign is the bow of their boat. ('online mid (.oliiff- Slr. It. 15. Mallisoti of Morehe.nl, passed Uiroti'ih en roule to Weldoii where he will go into the e nniuisMoii business. Mrs. Oaklcv who has beat visiting at Mr:!. SmalKvi od's, left for her home in Unglcwood, N. J. Jlrs. A. and Jlrs. S. Oetlinger of Kins fcai, i lime down to visit, their sister, Mrs. AL il. Marks. The fimilv of Mr. T. W. Dewey, who .have ticen visiting Mrs. Dewey's pirenls iu WkJte county ivturned home last night. llisnilabel Chadwiek who has been visiting Mis May llendion and Miss (rcrtriide Davis who has been visiting Mrs. C. U. T.ioliiis re) limed to their home in Beaufort Dr. E. H. (i.ihlberg who has been down in Onslow county on business re turned home and jogisterod at the Ch.'.t tawka. At Ihe OHte-BMry t'hnrell. The piouacled inoeAing which has been going on at. Centenary Melhodnt Church for the past llirco weekJ, has proven a great blessing- to the nicnibersliip. It has been a revival in ihe true R iie of Ihe word. The object of the pastor, as repeatedly expressed by him, was to secure greater spirituality in the church; and the meet ing last Friday Jiinht proved that his object has been attained iu a large meas ure. There have becu several conversions. About 35 have. joiued this church ly let ters and profession since the b.-giiiuiug of the year. A Kewnrd Oll. ro.l. Mayor Ellis has offered t?2o leward for the apprehension and coviction of any one guilty of wantonly sending in a false fire iilarni or tampering unhiwlul with the fire alarm system iu any way. The penalty for such an offense is a fine of not less than one hundre I nor more than two hundred dollars or iinpiisonnient for not less than six or more than twelve months or both. Four and Hull T.skh .t the. Pound. Mr. R. A. Iticiiardsou had a small brown leghorn which died yesterday that made a remarkable laying record in the twelve preceding days. She laid twelve eggs during the time and they were ot unusual sira. They .weighed 3 1-2 ounces apiece. Ordinary eggs average bout eicht to the pound, tuesc go aoout. 4 1-3 to the pouird. Tlie lien had laid nelore out ouiy usuai sized eggs. Mr. It.'Chardson lias kept all the eggs and proposes to set them. The New Locomotives. Mr. W. R. Wartcrs, Master Mechanic of the A. & N. C. It. R. returned from Richmond where he has been looking after the new engines beiut; built for the road. He reports them coming; on finely. The engines will he uuislied by the last ot this month and will be beauties; large ami strong. They are designed lor the regular passenger trains. Collegiate Institute Report. The renorts of the nuoils of the Colle giate Institute ou scholarship and deport ment will be given to them Monday afternoon and the parents arc earnestly renaestedbv the Principal to examine them. On Tuesdav we will publish the listanu grudu of those who aie on the honor roll. Business Meeting. All members of. tho Atlantic S. F. E Co. No. 1 will take notice that the regular monthly business meeting ot tueircom- nanv is called lor tomorrow evening 1 . . J . t n.. .1.1 . 1 . O1!.; .. (Monday; at :ou ociour, auaiy. iuh mealing is culled lmlf an hour earlier on account ot the meeting of Committees on Tournament i unds alter our adjournment. Bv order of Foremuu, UKO. v, nuwsK'iD, ow; y. "Bogftan.'" Band. Tl members of "Boffgan's" Band are requested to meet at the armory of Naval Reserves at ight o'clock Wednesday uh'ht. AU nre lequestcd to ba present. W.T. McUabthy, ber y. To th CitUen or Hew Berne.. Tim. Tt.ikim? Business heretofore con ducted by Clark Baking Co. will here af ter be conducted by Mr. T. II. Carmine, and e cheerfully recommend him to all our former customers, ana me puunout large, as oon worthy of jour patronage, s - BcspectfqllV J. B. Clahk. i Brea For The Hnna-ry. ' Having purchased the Baking business formerly conducted by the Clark Baking C.a am nrenared to furnish the Public WitU Bread, Cakes and Pies and every thing usually carried in that line Shall not ouiy bo gratelul for your ' patronage but strive to merit it by furnishing first .class aoods. . Will in addition have Fresh JBread at your door every day. .W.A Respectfully, a73t) . . T. IL Cabmink. JUSTICES CANNOT QUALIFY. The Public Printer Did Not Furnish Commission Blanks Until the Time Expired. ilov. 4'nrr InTorniH ('lerk of Superior Court Watanu Thnl T hey do Not Have Thirty Dnys an wan Supposed Qanllfytng Stops. The law relating to the three additional Justices of the Pence lor each township in the State repeals all acts and clauses of acts in conflict with it, mid declares that the terms of the additional magistrate? shall hegin April 1st, 1895. Mr. W. M. Watson, clerk of the Supe rior court being desirous of knowing whether Ihe time for tho magistrates to quality wiis out or not sent (iov. Chit the following telegram of inquiry Saturday: 'Are Justices whose terms of office commence April 1st. allowed thirty days in which to qualify." Gov. Chit's prompt reply was: "No. They are not allowed thirly days in which to qualify."' So it seems the position that the time for these 3,(i00 useless additional uiagis- tniles lo qualify has really p issed. Mr. Watson, on the strength of the telegram stopped qualifying Mie reunining ones. The lull deiiounient ol Ihe matter is now awai'ed. The R deigh correspondent of the Wil mington Slar says the blank commissions for these Justices were supplied in time by Ihe public printer and his distance from Raleigh is assigned as the reason why he ('id not do so. Of course the Secreta ry of State could not send them out until he received them and (hey were accord ingly not mailed uutil April 2d. HEX. BATTLE MAHKS AN ADDKKSS In I'cterHDiirjfon HIn Pergonal Kenli nlneense or the War. From the Petersbuig, Va , Index Appeal wo take the following mention of an address by Ucn'l C. A. Battle, of this city, who is now in Petersburg with his wife visiting their s m. Rev. 11. W. Battle: "A. P. Hill Camp of Confederate Veterans held its regular monthly meet ing last niiilit, transacted some routine business and elected two new members, (itncral Culleu A. Battle, ol North Caro lina, who was a distinguished olliver in the Confederate army, was introduced by Commander W. tJor.lo i McOabe, in his usual felicitous manner. General Battle delhered a highly cnler'aing address he fore the veterans. His subject was "Per sonal reminiscences mid incidents of the war." lie spoke more particularly, however, of tbe Third Alabama Ueiiimeut of which he was colonel at one time The sneaker told of his recollections of the members of his teginient who distinguished themselves during the war, and related amusing aiiecdoti s of some of them. He also spoke of his regiment going to Nor folk, and of his becoming acquainted with the officers of ill:; Filth and Twelfth Vir ginia Regiments. Bosun! that, the I bird Alabama Regi ment furnished seven brigadier generals. These seven wete Withers, I, omax, Battle, Ilieger, Davis, Iloltz law and Graeie. lie paid a high nibule to General A. P. Hill, who, he said, was a perfeqt type of a gen tleman au 1 soldier. He ; dosed his admirable address by spc iking of the p.ist, present and the future of the Sjtith. When lietierai rjittio conciutieii, uie benediction was pronomjje 1 by Rev. J. M. Pilcher, D. D., and llien the members yf the camp approached General Batile, gave him a cordial grasp of the hand and complimented him uit his excellent ad dress.'' ANOTHER I'l'SION' MI'DDI.K. Itlnicifitratc Shorn of the Very Power. the Additional Ones were Appointed to Wield. The Raleigh correspondent of the Wil mington Star calla attephon to the fol lowing miscarriage of Fusionist plans through their blundering-Legislature. "It was evidently intended by the new county Government act that the magis trates should meet in June with the county commissioners for Ihe purpose of levying the county tax ajict lor other purposes. And in order to give control to the Ittsion- ists in all of the counties ol the State three new magistrates were appointed by the Legislature for each township in the Stale. "But lo and behold, by some Utility, section six of the county government act rnneals tecllon 717 ot the (Joile, wlncli was the only law that enabled the magis trates to meet and cany out their put- noses. 'There ivas a special law passed for the election of tax collectors tor every town ship in Wake county. This act virtually robbed the snerin ol uts prerogative's. But since the time of meeting for magis trates has been abolished, that act anil seveial others cannot be carried into ef fect." Chnrck Services. Centenary M. E. Church South. Rev. L. L. Nash, b. D., pastor. Preaching at 11 a, m. and 8 p. in. Prayer meeting nt 9:30 n. m. Sunday school at 8 p. m., J. M. Howard, Sup't. Seats free. The public cordially inv ted to all tueso ser vices. Polite ushers. Christ Church Rev. T. M. N. George, rector. Sunday next lielore Mater. Service and Holy Communion 11 a. ni. Evening service 7:4b. sunuay ncnooi 10 p, in. Sunday School nt the Chapel 9:80 . m. Daily L?nten services during Holy Week. The public are cordially iovitcd to attend. Baptist Church Bev. Bufus Fore', pastor. Services nt it a in. ana :o p. m. Sunday School 3 p. in. St. Paul's Church Mass at 11 a, m- Sundav School at 4 m nt Vespers and Benediction at o p. " m twv. r. r. . " . . . ... m - , . . n n Quion..". ' - ''" ' Presbyleriao Ch.irch C. Q. Vardell, nastor. Service 11 a. in. and 8 p. m. At the morning service the Sacrament ol the Lord's Supper will be celebtated. The publio are cordially invittu, - , Church, of Christ D. i A. V Brindlo, minisier. Services 11 a. ra. aud 8 p. m, Sundav School 3 o'clock afternoon. Text fun 'ttiorfllng'" discourse; VWhers: ,r,., thou?" At night the subject will he! As surance. ' EVAtiELIST n. W. ItAVIS Knit t'oiifliiflinu: Surci'sHl'iil Mi'diiiiftt at (arlnieNliiiid Will Commence n a Serie ol' Meetings In New Berne thin week Mr. Ilrindle will eonduet the Services until lie Ar. rives. Evangelist 1). W. Davis, who was to begiu a series of meetings nl Ihe Church of Christ tonight will not he here before Tuesday or Wednesday. The pastor ol the church will conduct the services till the evangelist arrives. The delay of Mr. Davis is due to Ihe increasing in'.erest ol a meeting in which he is engaged at (Jiimcsland. A message from him last night says: 'We have, up to date, cUht additions to the church, tine audiences and a splendid inti rest." Mr. Davis is no Strang t in New Iierne. He has hi en in New lierue several t'niKS and has previously conducted a series of meelings lie is a foicilile speikcrand an exceptionally plain one. I'Ol'.VTY t'OUHISSIO.MF.KS' i:i:iMis. I'lto- JnrorH lrnwil Tux I.IhI TuKers mid AsseNHors Appolnled Oilier Ittini. less TrniiHiieleil. The Board ofCominissioner-s of Craven couuty met at Ihe court house iu rsew Berne on the 1st Monday in April, ltjUo, it being the first day of the in. null when the following was had and done: Present, Coniini-sioiiers K. W. Small wood, W. C. Brewer and M. II. Carr. On account ot the absence of the chair man, J. A. Bryan, E. W. Smallwood was elected chairman pro teni. Ordered, That the property listed for taxation against Mrs. W. S. Blount, town ship No. 8, be rodiiotd in value Iron) if 4,700 to $3.72 ou account of error. Oidertd, That the 50!) acres 1 ind listed to W. F. Foy, township No. 7, and valued at $200. be strickci from the tux list, Ihe said Foy having made oath be fore the Board that he owns no such laud in Craven county. Ordered, That p.-rinissioii he granted to Thomas Bowdcn to move his place of business as liquor dealer, from his present location on Middle street tolii Broad street, he Itoing duly licensed and thecly of New Berne having authorized soeli removal. Order. d. Tint Richard Mcbohoru lie appointed registrar ol the Stock law ter ritory in Ciaveu county within the 3rd township. Ordered, That James A. Bryan and .1. A. Meadows bo and are hereby appointed a committee to audit tho accounts of Geo. II. Robert. K-( , tnisbe of sinking fund vice J. A. Union dee'd., under the fund ing act, 1S79. The Board proceeded to draw a juiy for the spring term, when Ihe follow ing were drawn: l-'IKST W K K K . 1st township: Lewis I pock, A C. Dudley, W. F. Peel, C, C. Butler. J L. Warren, Aaron Ipock, John II. Smith and Haywood Mcwhoiue, col. 2d township: A. K. 1 il lit y, l.A Staplelord, Alon.o Fulcher, I). B. Cat on. 31. r. Barringtoii anil uarney I'uleber. :i.l township: James II. While, C. W. McCoy, Jesse Broadway, G. W. Smith, Jno. L. Oilskins and W. II. Heath. 5th township: J. L. Matthews and C. C. .Smith. 6th township: J. II. Mallison, jr., and E. (i. Godwin. 7th township John W. Conner. 8tli township F. M. Bowden, W. II. Bray, B. Kwcrl, J. A. Atkinson, F. II. Caok, J. M. Andrews, Chas. K. Nelson and J. C. Whilty. Olli township Stephen Sulton, J. M. Moore and J. K. Taylor. SECOND WEEK. 1st township W. II. Ipock, R. J. Cheney and W. C. Wilson. 2.1 township SI. T. Rowe, John C. Purify and W. R. Arthur. 3d towdship Jesse Atkinson and Asa Barnes. Oih township Abncr McMiban, col. 7lh township Geo. W. Simmons. 8th township Charles M. Harris, W. P. Birrrus, James E. Smith, Malt Manlv, E. ' B. Cox, jr., T. J. Crowth-r, B. G. Cred'e and T. V. Dewey. Ordered, That the tax charged to Kate A. .Mo: ton on Weaver land valued at $230, be remitted, the same having been listed by Jas. W. Waters, atty., for Weaver estate, the same being an un divided interest. Ordered, Thst an allowance ol's2."i0 per month be mule to Susau Hancock for support of self. On motion the Board appointed the following named persons list takers and assessors of their respective tow nships for tlie year 189a. 1-t township J. B. Gardner, Jno. A. Jackson and R. W. Smith. 2d township S. W. Latham, Silas Fulcher and T. M. Aithur. 8d township R A Russell, J. W. Lane and John W. Rhem. 5lh towushio Jno. S. Morton, Joe L. Matthews and W. G. Temple. 0th township Jas. 11. Hunter, 1$. h. Williams and T. H. Mallison. 7tli township J. 8. Fisher, Geo. D. Conner and W. F. Foy. 8th township J. 15. Stevenson, John Humphrey and S. W. Ipock. (Jily ot New Berne S. K. Street, .Ed ward Gernck and W. F. Rountree. 9th township M. W. Carman, A. E. Wndsworth and O. IL' Wetheriugtos. Ordered, That the clerk of this Board no'.ily the above named list takers and assessors to met as they are required by law to do, nt Hie court house m New Berne, at 12 o'clock, M., on the first Mon day In Juno nest, lor consultation with the Board of Commissioners for the pur pose of taking such action as will secure uniformity iu the assessment ol real estate and personal property throughout the county. Ordered lurtlier, That the clerk nottly . i j .! . . , . . . . the above named list takers and assessors that they are required bv law to meet at some place in their respective townships ou or uetore the Sid Monday in May uud elect one of their number chairman. . Bills allowed. . On motion the Board adjourned. -The Lenoir Topic says: Farmers came to Lenoir last week to buy fertilizer, but owing lo the recent law o( tbe Legisla turc in regard to mortgages, were forced to go noma with empty wagons.. Th dealers would not let them have it A l:W HEKSIA FROM TEX AS. On a VKII 11 e He Say Tex no tun Make t'ollon Pay nt Four t'enls Per Pound. From the Wilmington Messenger we copy the following: 'The Messenger had lite pleasure of a call vesteidav from Mr. B. B. Dawson, a North Carolinian, who moved from New Berne lo Texas in IS'iO. He was on his way to Irs old home and will spend the summer in New Berne tied Craven county. "Mr. Dawson lives in Brazos counly, Texas, and In- tells us that wln-n he left thereon Monday, the fanners were busy planting cotton, although that is not early for Ti x.-'s. as the season there, Mr. Dawson tells us, is almost a month late. "He informs us (hat (he past winter llieie has been the coldest for lifi v years. The farmers, he slab s, are not detei red ti'oni planting a big cotton crop us usual, for they can nialio money on colion t here evin should il sell as low us 1 cents a pound since the lards bring a bile or more to the aire without any felt li.T and with le-s work than il requites in the older Colt "ii Slat.s Tint is the reason the cotion crops are so huge, iu spite ol the bio reduction in Ihe acreage in t lie old State-. "Mr. Dawson is the sm of ex-Sheriff Dawson, ol Craven couniv.-' M; III It OS VTII.l, v.Ki:. vol. Ul'NTEH .. II AH It is. E u i v, so early, at first p ep of day, When the bright sluis are lading away. Out in the hedges, ball drc imiii.,', I've Irani, Wakcir-l from sliiii.br, a dear little bird Calling s i cheerily unto the rest. Calling the sleepy s out of the nest, While this little gillie Still is a;!cep, Eulv, so early. Peep, Peep, Peon! Waken, O waken, O waken! Birds are abed now,- so should you bj Bright little maiden yes all uaV; Dream Coach is wailing ymi, dreamland is near. Dream Angels whispering sweets in your car. Close your eyes sutilv, morn cometli soon Willi his bright colors lo paint out the moon. Best little maiden, Lie still and sleep: Songbiols will waken you, Peep, Peep, Pp. p! Waken. O waken, O waken! I'nivcrs ty Magazine. Wlll'red t'hirke as Mnjor Wi'UIiikIoii Ike IIooIn. Tlie Call, Philadelphia, May 29th.. It was a line house that .'reeled Wilfred Clarke at the Girard last night, and the irxt week but one was il-hered in ails- i-icioiislv wilh a popular pl..v in which Mr. Ciaike found opportunity lo cvcrcis.j his rare talent lo good advantage. "A Widow Hunt" is a well known play, but it was given with a vivi'ving iiesliuess that made it captivating'. Aa Maj -r Wellington Do Boots, Mr. Clarke was most happy in his lilts, (he sup porting cast was a thoroilgl-ly capable one. The Winston Seitinel sav: "The Senti nel is pleased lo state that the I00,00() cotton factory is now assured. Il will be erecle I at once by the South Side .Man ill" icturing Company." Married By Rev. Geo. W. Hanlison of .lone County, at his rividence, Mr. Kearney Av ery to Mi.-s I. ilia Dougherty both of Cove. .NUNN&McSORLEY.. Uiiim Oneninir will take n.ace Tuesday & Wednesday, April 9th and 10th. The alt. nt ion of the Ladies is called to these dates. NEW & LATEST STYLES FOR 1895 Miss Willdrof, will be pleased to show her Stock of Spring and Summer .Millinery and Notions Tuesday & Weanesiay, Apr. 9-10. OPERA HOUSE, WEDNESDAY NIGHT, APRIL 10. Wilfred Clarke, Assisted by his own Company, presenting AWI0WHWH Ai prod need by htm al the Qtr&rd Avenue Theatre, Philadelphia, durlug lit phenomenal engagement ot (even eoneeutlv weeka. c. . Prleeu Kenerved Seats, 78 ecntai deai. i Ji' eral Adiulaalra BOe, dallary SV8att ob le at Nunn A lloSorlsy's, THE COCA COLA 1ICKETB THAT A HE OUT WILL BE Ji-T OXJPt STORE. - A NAVAL ENGAGEMENT EVEN IF IT BE A 1EMPEST in a Teapot, is a serious busi ness. All should make it seri ously a matter of business to have on their tables only tho BEST TEAS imported from the East, the Choicest products of tlie Flowery Kingdom and tho Mikado's Islands. THE MOST PRACTICAL WAV to go about it is to come to our store and select your teas from our A 1 aggregation of prime teas, such as Fancy (iunpowdor, Formosa Unions; anil English Breakfast, ALL DOLLAR TEAS, At 75 cts. per lb. -ooo-ooo- i-DESIRlNG TO BUILD UP a wide demand on a specially good tea at "n cents per pound, I propose until further notice, to sell one pound of fine mixd tea and Throe pound of bet Granu lated Sugar for the price of the Tea FIFTY 50 FIFTY cents. : h cents. THIS TEA I GUARANTEE strictly pure and a good drink". It will be appreciated highly for its strong rich liquor, full of flavor and drinking well both hot and cold. I request your trying this tea on its merits, as tea, you will bo highly pleased. -000-000- A POOR ARTICLE is ENOUGH to make any body shoot the teapot, turn Bedouin, and drink Coffee. No Bedouin though, ever quaffed better coffee than our Special Brands I AM SULE AGENT IN BERNE FUR NEW CHASE and SANBORN'S ...COFFEES," Whose reputation for a pure and good article is acknowledged throughout this country. -ooo-ooo- WE ALSO HAVE A FULL line of all the choicest grocer ies at the lowest prices. -ooo-ooo- T CALL AND SEE OUR TEA WAND COFFEE DISPLAY ipAn , entire window is "devoted to it. ; Respectfully,' , .' JNO. Dumi. pru qua b u uiova. '
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