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Putin Jintntdl tfM "Full many ft gera of purest ry senna - Toe auric unrainoiued caves 01 ocean bear;" Full many a bargain goe for days nnseoii, Bt eaiue the people lo not know Ita there A iniiii who kept bargains for ladies Dechii-eil trade wan going lo Unties. When tli- printer he sought Iiicer- orders lie (jot All llle way Iroin Alaska to Cades. VOL XIV--N0. 9. NEW BERNE N. C, THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 11, 1895. PRICE -FIVE CBNT3 mm THEY ALL BOLD UP 0"Q.x-:- Claims. And Point With Pride TO THE SPOT OVER JOYE Because ! Because 1! Because m - THEY GET BETTER VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY AT OUR STORES THAN" ELSEWHERE IN THE CITY. T2 SHE Sfflfl PLEASE, "; n i - IP NEW ADVKRTINEMEKTN. Flower sale continued. Desirable bouse and lot for sale. M. R. HownrJ Copartnership notice BCAINEHH LOCALS DESIRABLE House Apply at this office. and lot lor sale, al 1 2t. T-iE auction sale of Flowcn at the r. r rlenre of tlie la'e Miss Julia Tuylor will 1).- continued this miming ul ten o'clock. WANTED TO IIOKROW $2,500 until January 1st, 1890. 6 per tent. (Jity Property. X Jodbnal. It. DON'T fail to rail at the French Cafe for Dcte'ed awl Hard Crabs also I!. Cakes ami Pies, 1 doz. Holes for 0 cents; liriad 3 and 5 cuits. n loaf. SUPEUIOU Butter Cheese jnst received. E Shiver's old s'and. ROYAL Crest Tea t TON'S. and Finest ('roam W. U. Cox, at C. A. II. !aiiiiin(!- TIIEOil Wagon canes only 150 Test Oil. Pra.ts Astral, Canadian an I Red Illuminating, guaiuniec them all. NlMv Nl'SN. NEW BERNE Candy Factory is selling Fine Cream Cpromels at 20c. per pound. Delightlul Cream Chocolate at 20c pet lb., woith 40c. A good mixture tor 8c per Hi. A beautiful mixture for 10c, woith 25. The trade will do well to see us before buying. Nkw IIkbnp. Candy Factory, 5!) Middle St. FOR RENT. Dwelling Willi six rooms; conveniently located. Apply lo W. C Brinson. nii'241in. MUTTON SIET 5 Chas. E. Nki.son- c.'iil.s per cake at mr'i'Jlin. TOBACCO. Large Stock, a Job Lot nt a very low price. Also nil grades of Flour at mill prices. Rohehts & linos. JUST Received Thirty bushels Water Mill Meal. Ground from scarfed com, only 18 cents per peck, at A. II. ll.wt rinoton's. TALCUM POWDER, horated, curb da ted aud perfumed only 10 cts per box, reg ular price 25 ecs. Cieam Complexion Soap only 5 els. per cake at F. S Dukky's. If. F. M. CHADWICK. Merehant Tailor 103 Middle St. 1 am now in receipt of spring and summer samples and am prepared to show a large line of 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 us to values. FIVE Thousand pounds of those dcli elious 10 cent Zims jnsc arrived, nice and fresh. Come and see them. j25tf J. F. Taylor. DON'T forget that Old Papers can be bought cheap nt the Journal office and in any quantities. if At The French Cafe. Go to the French Cale, 114 Middle St. and got anything in the line of eatables Open until 12, mid-night. Spring Millinery At the Store of J. B. HOLLAND & CO. DY Mrs. S. H. Lane. a9 lw) MILLINERY QPENING MI'S SPRING MILLINERY DISPLAY. The attention of the Ladies is called to our lixe. NEW & LATEST STYLES FOR 1895 assisted -by- . will be pleased to show- her Stock of Spring and- Summer Millinery nnd- Notions LAf$f M CITY fALK CIA1rit$. Ladies Your Altention fir Just a Minute ! aa-We have about 100 nr. of ZEIG- LEU'S FINE 8UOES which, wo will doss out nt and below COST, rgrrhi mcWl sale will. Inst TEN U;tV, . J OH Cull I uuuru iu luisjji. C7 MICIVLE ST. ' NEWN ADRIFT In the City of Elm and Vicinity, Gathered in and Briefly Told. Iiev. F. II. Johnston, D. D., of Eliza beth city will preach to-night in Hancock street SI. E. Church, Rev. A. D. Betts, pastor. Mr. Willie Shillings formerly of New Berne, now with the music house of Ames and Burke, Norfolk, is spending a few days in the city on business. The Wilfred Clarke Co. pivsenb d "A Widow Ham" at the theatre bst night to e. small audience. It was a good company and a good play but there were too many meetings in town for them to get a full house. Mr. W. T. Hill made a sale of three bicycles yesterday, two Columbus and one Wnverly. This speaks well for these high class wheels. Among his stock he now has the "J5 Columbia, and also, the '95 Harford. Movement For a Cotton Factory. The committee on cotton manufacture tecently "pointed held a meeting last niht mid have culled a public meeting for next Tuesday night. At which time there should be a full attendance by all. The effort now is to have a good lite ory by means of North oi ti capital in combination with home capital and by moving now it is likely to be excomplisheil. Lei everybody prepare to attend the meeting. Oir lo the l'cnilciillnry. Sheriff Hiirgett and Deputy Sheriff Jarman took up lo the penitentiary Wed nesday the following convicts from Onslow countt : Win. II. Johnson, who is considered lo be Ben Hill, the escaped Craven county wife murderer. He h in three yens for hog stea'inL'. l!ev. (.') Warner Solomon, a n-gro preacher. Sentenced to twelve mouths for stealing New river l rout. D. W. B.ichelor a while man, seven mouths for altering the nn.rk on stock limning at large. Eagle t'nlclilng. Mr. T. B. Hewitt of Curlcret county who showed thnc varieties of eagles at the Fair is quite successful nt catching them. The number that he takes show lhat these powerful birds ate more abun dant around the coast llieiin is generally supposed. VYc learn from those who know Mr. Ilewilt tiiat in three years he has captured lorty-lhree. Seventeen of these were taken last year. He catches them by means ofi-tecl traps hailed with lish or other eagle lood set on logs out in the water. Action lo Annul the Mortgage Law. The News nnd Obseryer says that on ihc 8lh, Gov. Carr came in from the driz zly air and presented himself to Supeiior Court Clerk D. II. Young and adds: ' The Governor came as private citizen, Elias Cair, to present a complaint in be half ol himself and nil other citizens vs. Octavius Coke. Secretary of Slate of North Carolina. There was a copy, too, which was put in the hands of the sherili and will this morning be served upon the jeeretary. In the meantime, the ivcrc tary will be enjoined I mm publication of the act known as the Anti-preference law and tho cause will be heard bi-lnre the next term of the Superior Court. Without further comment, the complaint with the above ex plunitiou is laid before the rea. ders of the News and Observer as the heroic attempt of the Governor to stand, as the principal citizen ol the State, be tween its citizens and the business revo lution into which they were about to be plunged." The copy of the complaint ft'e J by the Governor is published in another col u in n. More Inlaw lul Dredging. We have been informed th it thirteen dredgers arc operating in Pamlico sound. There are reports that more extensive tire icino still is in progress. According to i he law nil oysters taken must be sold in North Carolina only, and if the dredgers are shipping the oystere tc other s'ates, as they no doubt nre doing, tl iO' i they nre violating the law in that particular als i, as well as in not comply ing with the provis:ous of the liw in the work itsell, nnd the law should be cn- foiced in every particular. Senator Then. Wlnteol Hertford, Clnel Inspector ol'She'l Fish, is in the city. He arrived iu the afternoon. He says that he 1 1 us leoii unable to dud any proof that dredging for oysters is going on cither lun lutly or miluwtully in our sound. sen. White lurther says that every feature of the new law will be rigidly en forced, and we hope it will be. The inland waters of North Carolina are val uable, and they should l e made to yield their rich resources to ou- home people, nnd not to those- liviug beyond the bor deis of the Slate unhss they come within the requirements of the law. The Cotton Prospect. Latham, Alexander & Co., under date of Apiil 6th say: "In our c'tcular letters of December 15th and February 16th, attention was. specially called to the fact that the price of cotton had declined tar Dojond wliat the unfavorable conditions nnd depreciat ing influences warranted, and was balow the cost of production. "We slated also that we did not think it unreasonable to predict a material ad vance in prices daring the next few months. , - ' Since these letters were written busi ness has greatly improved and brosdened in all the markets of the world, and prices have advanced oil an average of three quarters ol a cent per pound. - : It is reasonable to lielieve that the ad vance in price is permanent, nnd if the anticipated improvement in -trade gener ally is re;d'zed much higher prices for co'tion will rule. -,4 "Such will certainly be tlie case if the planters nt the South will simply escrciee good bnsineu discretion by materially re ducing their cotton acreage, which is so manifestly to their interest. In order to relieve the world of the apprehension ol overproduction again this year. .. 1 "It would be truly unfortunate for the South if the present advunce in prices should stimulato planting beyond pretent jeipeciiiuons.' i AMPLIFIED 3RD DEGREE K. OF P. Received by Fourteen New Iternlnna Conferred by the GoldNUoro Team With Wilmington aud Nfw Berne Assistants The Banquet. On Tuesday night, 9th, 5 list., the am plified or long form third degree it) the Order of Kuighis of Pylhias wascouferred upon fourteen New Bcmians; viz : Messrs. George Green, Ralph (i-ny, Nu ina Nunn, J. G. Briiioii, II. T. Brinsnn, T. G. Hyuian. A. J. Gaskins, J. J. Bix ter, Edward Cohen, J. L. Mood-, W. C. Biaslev, W. J. Walts, G. A. Bender, aud V. B Sanl'ord. The degree was conferred by the team ol Kuffin Lodge, No. 6, of Goldshoro, aud assistants belonging to the New Berne aud Wilmington bams. There were in all twenty-live visiting members, eighteen from Goldsbcro and seven from Wilmington among whom were Supreme Representative Meares nnd Gen'l W. J. Woo bud, of the Uniform Rank ol the K. of P. The members present at Hie initiation declare it a most beautiful and impie&sive one -one which they will never forget. The initiation lusted from 8 p. m. until idler twelve. About half past twelve all the New Berne IC. ol P.'s. and the visitors, a total of about seventy rep died to Hotel Al bert lor the grand banquet which had been prepurul. It was partaken of with zest and enliven' d with toasts. Every thing passed off finely and to the enjoy ment of every one. The visitors returned home by the morning train, pleasod with their visit and the New Iieme Lodge delighted at having had them with them. Al.ltKlf Mtl.i: I'HF.NItl TKKY. 0cninf Sermon and 4lrK-nulznl ion To - Day MeelinK. Al the Presbyterian church last night a good congregation a.vsnuibled. In it vis itors from other denominations were found in considerable numheis. Rev. F. I). Thomas, of Rocky Mount pnaebe l a short, but forcible s rinon adapled both to the miuistcts and the cm-nil congregation from Matt, xvi :25. At the close of the sermon, the bu-iness of the session was entered into by the elec tion ol offices. Rev. Jas. Dinwiddic, D. D, President of Peace Institute whs elected moderator, ,iud Rev. W . T. Walker and Sir. N. 1). Morton, of Townsville, Vance coiiniy were elected temporary clerk. The' stated jlerk will beehc;ed lue -r. Business will be resumed this morning it !l:30 o'clock. A devolional setvtce with a sermon by It -v. Dr. Moron will be hel l at 11 and business be resumed after the service. Meetings will be held todav from 9.30 i. in. to 12..10 p. in frjiu 3 to (i p. in. and beginning at 8 p. ni. and iu! joiirn at will. At uighta home mission niectin; will behel l. The nddn ss will be by Rev. F. W. Fai ries of Goldshoro an 1 lhero will be lalks by the lEviingelists from the different fields. Everybody is welcome at any and all of the an etings and wiicn the devotional exercises close it is entirely proper for all 'oleive wbo do not wish to remain longer. Member ol' Presbytery and Their Home. By last nights train the following me n bers of Presbjtery anived and were as signed to homes as follows: Rev. I). W. Morion I). D., Henderson, at Mr. J. B. I vis. Sir. B. I). Evans, of Greenville, nt Sir. P. 11. Pelletier's. Sir. Geo. D. Green, of Wilson, at Sir. G. N. Ives. Rev. V. W. Farrus, of Goldshoro. at Sir. T. J. Ilymaii'. Rev. C. N. Whorton of Warrcutot, at Rev.U.'G. Vardell's. Rev. C. G. Daniel, if Raleigh, nt Mr. C. L. Ives. Prof. James Dinwiddic, President of Peace Institute, Raleigh, al Sir. G. N. Ives. Rev. Sir. Knowlcs, of Canada, nt Sir. C. E. S lover's. Rev. C. N. Payne, I). I)., of Washing ton and Dr. McDonald of Lit Grange, ul Sir. C. S. Hollistor's. Sir. Chns Brown ol Washington at Hon. A. S. Seymour's. Rov. W. T. Wallace nnd Sir. N. I). Morton, both of Townsville, at Sirs. S. K. Hollisler's. Rev. F. D. Thomas of Rocky Mount is at his mother's, Mrs, Emily Tliomai and Rev. F. H. Johnston. D. D., is at Sir. C. E. Foy's. In Dlstrcita Near Cape Lookout Light Special to Journal ) Bea.uvort, N. C April 10th The steamship Croatan, Cnpt. Hanson, of the Clyde Line, bound from New Y ork to Wilmington, N. C, was discovered leak ing ut 4 p. ni. on the 9th inst. She was immediately headed for the shore and is now anchored east of Cape Lookout light with 5 feet of water in her forward hole. The captain has wired for assistance. The crew are all right and the passen gers srrived here today to take the traiu for Wilaungton in the morning. Weather good. GREAT DISASTER IX WHEELING. A Five Story Bnlldlng- Collapses Car rylng- Ruin and Death In Ils Down- rail Loss 8200,000. A five-story building in Wheeling, West Virginia, occupied by two firm?, fell without warning st 8 o'clock on the morn- ingor the 8th inst. Ten people wore buried In the mins. 'Six were killed and others Injured. - ' Fire added to Ihe horrors and they were still farther increased by drcaelof a ruighiy explosion from a car load of turpentine and oil in the building. This was averted however. ' v The loss is over ,200,00ft The build ing was defective nnd bad been con demned two years ago, and it was crimi nal negligence that It had not been torn down.rv'' "K y. Father F. H. Parke, a catholic divine was one of the victims. He was vicar general of Wtpt Virginia diocese, and chiplnin of Mount Deohantel, the Catho lic seminary here. F.VAMUEMNT DAVIS AKK1VEM. And Begins a Kcrlcs ol' Meelleics at the Church ol' Cliriwt. Rev. 1). W. Davis, of Washington. State Evangelist, Legan the serie of meet ings, as formerly announced, in theChuich of Christ in this city, last evening to n large audience. Previous introductory services were held by the pastor, Rev. I). A. Brindle, that were also well attended. Sir. Davis' discourse was from Sl itt. 7: 24. Then fore, whosoever heurelh ihese sayings of mine, aud (loeih them, I will liken him unto a wise mau, which built his house upon a rock." The subject Was a good one, and clearly and forcibly expounded, the practical side being so plainly dwelt upon that scarcely anyone could fail to comprehend the line of argument. The church was nearly filled with peo ple, but the pastor announced that there need be in fear but that seals will be fur nished all who attend, as an'aii'jeinents had been made to place chairs if neces """' IMPROVE MAIL FACILITIES. Other Advantage That Yvould Accrue Should the Proponed Change on Hie W. S. -. K. K. Take Place. We announced lhat a change of sched ule was in contemplation on the W. N. A: N. R. I!, which if adopted would cau-e the two daily trains to swap runs, thai is that the regular passenger train would leave Wilmington in the morning and New Bo.rnejin lbs afternoon anil vice versa. Wo pointed out at the time ol making the announcement some of the advantages that would result from such :t change if it were made and the innil changed t" the passenger tr.uu under lhat schedule bill there are oilier advantages still that could lie mentioned. The pa-senger train would ol cmirsc have a quicker schedule and ho would accordingly get mail from Wilmington iiL'd fro n along tin; line ol the road earlier in the day than we now do. Sloreover, a freight train cannot be Hied upon to make its schedule time. Here in ibecitva delay causes a little vexation but in the country it quite oft -u emails positive discomfott upon tlie mail agetits who have lo ill' ft the train and l. there on schedule time and wjit until it arrives. Son c of tlie post-oHiecs, as Do ISruhl's, Dixon's, Sloop Point and Topsail Sound are fiom two toihroe miles each distant from the point on the mad where they get the innil, while Swansborn, Palo Alto, Catha rine Lake, T.-.r Landing and Gum Branch are at slili greater distances, being as lar away even as sixteen inihs And yet nil those who carry mail back and forward betwieii the Irani mid these post-offices havu to be on hand in time and wait until the train arrives and s .ine of Ibeui meet the tiaiii at plans wherj thci'o is not even a station nnd have I wait out in the Heather whatever it may be, we are informed, until it arrives. We rather expect that the schedule that would be arianyed under the change would give those who come lo New Heine for a brief trading trip, a little mote time mine city una it would give the lull proposed tiwic, whatever it was, reliably. This would be good both for ihe people near New Berne and lor our merchants. It would also noik well for Wilming ton. It would give quick and reliab e communication between the cily and those along the road. The Wilmington papers especially would feel the difference for their subscriheis would then al the va lions post-otlices, know ju-t when they could gei iiiein and oe an me ucucr satis fied thereat. But one of the greatest advantages to New Berne would I e Ihe close connection that could then lie made at Wilmington both Norih nnd South with mail that leaves here in the alternoon making us almost a day abend of what can be done now with matter mailed in the aftcr- uoon. This would be a grout advantage es pecially in notifying ol truck or other shipments and in other business trans actions where dispatch is requited. DISASTROUS RIVER FLOODS. Roanoke, Cape Fear and Other River Raging; Cape Fear Four Feet Above Danger Lineal Fay ettevillc and SI ill Rising-Many Bridge Clone. The weather bureau's warning of trouble by the oveifl owing of rivers is being amply verified. Ftenii Raleigh correspondence of the Slessenger wc take the following: "There is no fear of further fiost now But the Hoods are eloing lar more damage thau frost could have d ne in tins section. At the weather bureau lo day Mr. Von Hermann said that the rainlalls were phe nomenal. Moct of the ruin fell Sunday niht. At Morven 3.17 inches fell, and at Chapel Hill 4.75 inches. Reports at 8 o'clock this morning stated that the Roa noke at Weldon was 31.2 fee t, or 4 feet abovo the danger line, and rising rnpidlv, and report from the Capo Fear at Fayette ville said it was 42 feet, or 4 feet above the danger line, and rising rapidly. The outlook Is lor crent floods. The quick nessofthe rise is phenomenal, Mr. Von Hermann says: "In this countv tlie loss is heavy. Back water in Crabtree creek carried away the bridge (the highest in the county) al the county home. Other brielges on Neuse river aud otfccr streams nre gone. Low land crons are badly hurt. The worst of the rain was from Chapel 1 til 1 northward into Virginia. aNo more railway wash outs were reported to-day. A careful wiilch was kept last night by railway people. Egg Hunt. The Earnest Workers will hold an egg hunt at the residence ot Mrs. S. E. Credle on South F.'ont street this afternoon nt 4:30 for the benefit of the poor. Admis sion 10 cents. : . , . Co-partnership Hotlee. I have this 10th day of April, 1895, sold a one-half interest in ray insurance agency to Samuel W. Snullwood, nd the business wiU hereafter be conducted under the firm name of M. R. Howard A Co, office over tho Farmers' and Merchants Bank, ' alUm. ABOUT THE NEW0YSTEH LAW APPROVE ITS lallll) FEAT I' It EN Aud ;ivc Ihe Whole l.nw a loir lesl Before llenilci-iiiu; Adverse Judg ment. Enrroit Jot iiN.M,: Your corres pondent not ice-1 an editorial aa gi'iqih in a leccnt munlier of the Ecouomist-Fa'eon, which sounds like I lie wail of s. mie disappointed and dismem bered haunt of midnight darkness, as be chants ii direful cli'UiB in a minor strain. As we do ii"l have the paper to hand, v i will try laid give Ihe sub stance ol tins inasterpucc of liimly information a-best we can. 1. The editorial gives a glaring de scription of the biniltitul and h:done lit lie city, commonly know n as "E'iz i belli City." which, for accuracy in detail, n,ud meit the approval ol all ho have ever visited this hospitable town. In l;n r, as we read the graphic and glowing desctip tion, we felt like we were iu a men-lire guilty of the sin of invy. Ilul imagine our surprise when we eame lo li e seconi stanza of ibis melodic chant, i:ad: serhdion upon the oyster laws of the pasi and present. 2. We are reminded that a'l Ihe trouble wilii regard to stagnation ol Ihe oy-tci industry is bul a legiiiu, ale result ol the passage ol I lit- act ol ISiil, known as the Lucas Act ' This act having as ils main fealutc ihe prohibiii-ni of dredging as a means to procure oysters. It is not my purpose to vindu ale m condemn the men or inoiives which prompted anil promoted Ihe pas-age ol this law. ('lenity would demand of me, at least, a concession ol bauc-tv ol put pose re.ardle.-s of the; baneful re.-nli-wb'cb billowed Agiin, inis nki -. ol otiu is arc olteu the best guide-we have to arrive at l'u,.t which is light and proper. :l. Our iiltc'dion is m-.xl tal'cd to ihe Make'y net, wlne h. had it ieinai::o I u i-repe-alod, would of itself have - nr d pro-perily, etc., to Kiizihclh Cdvanl those; ofall ela-s( s mere sled in the osler bu-iue-s. 1. The- preseill law, passed iiv wh ! is known ns tin; Fusion Legislature is en tirely ignore I, an I tlie finale ol the song is a lamentation nvi r the pri suioed i le i thai wheiesis the Slnki-ly law was repeu' cd, no more prosperity is, as hii as it ie gards tin; oyster industry, prospective.. Now lor the b. lie-lit of ibe editor of the Ei oii'.ini-l-Kalcon, I would a-k :f it would net b;w ell w bile pllb'l-hll.g lue wrong tilings irl that the fusion h gi-ia- ture did, to pnljlisli a cliapler oi good things, and thus enlighte n the mind-i I his la ade-t's ratlor tlian inisrepre'-enl tin general make up of that bo ! r for the in'bnnulion ot a'l, ai d espe. ial ly tic Kcomiini-td''ali'on, 1 submit the lollowing: 1. Whab ver may be the d f.-cl - ol the present law audit has i I to I e te-'e.l. in the language of Ihe ibiMinor, any law is belte r than the 'Lucas" law. i. The; new law re pet's entirely lite haws of lo!C! and ls',11. The Slakely law which meets with the appioval Kconoinisl-Falcon, is thus revived principal leature, tho prohilulioii ryiug N. (' ov slots out of Hie Slab shell is now as fully opera i ive as ol 1 1 it ill' ) 'ti ll fol, the asiage of the '"Lile'tts ' law . 'ei v rispci 1 1 1 1 1 1 , e'lc .1. B. I'ahsons. Colloii I'aclory .lleeliuK. All citizens who are itilcte'-leil in tlie' rcction ol a jcJlM.i'ini cotton l'tu torv arc requesteel anil urged lo tdtenil a moi ling it lite C it v Hall at c-t.itl p. in., liusiiay, pril Kith. A pi oinisit ion li'oni hastei'll capitali-l- w ill be submitted. Abu otiier mailer-ol gre-tit inlere-t to the town will conic lie- lore this meeting. By orihr of c lu ii'ii ol Bu-iitess Men's Committee, J. L. Latham. Sec ly. Why pay middle men's profit In n you can buy dirt i t fiom Slatiuliiclut ers ; We ijuolt; you Bl'shki. Baskkts lor l'ni-.B tens antl Onions at S.l cuds ill car load lot (abolll HolKI) 1'. II. than col' loud lot- B., ISiw lierni L at H cents v. o n. Norlolk. Iloubh in) with your neighbor il you lo not wi-li a car load, samples on application. FARMERS MFli,, CO., Xorfolli, Va. Geo. Henderson, INSURANCE AGENCY. ESTABLISHED OFFICE: NO. i Craven St. 1370. Represents the following First-class Companies: Insurance Company of Norih America. Home Isurance Company of New York. Hartford Fire Insurance Company of Hartford. Queen Insurniicc Company of America. l'heenix Insurance Company of Brook lyn, N. Y. North Carolina Home Insurance Com pany ol Itnleigh. Royal Insumncc Company of Liver pool, England. Boston Murine Insurance Company of Boston. 83y"Thi8 Agency has been in existence for the past 25 years, during which tunc all losses have been promptly settled without a single contest. All classes of desirable Insurance solicited. j.'l lm "THE CORNER PHARMACY," BRAD H AH & BROCK'S Pbksoeiption Dbtjo Stoke. Toilet Articles, Terf amea and Medicines. FARMERS, TAKE - A NAVAL - ENGAGEMENT KYKN IF IT BE A 1 EM PEST in a Teapot, i.s a serious busi ness. All should make it seri ously a matter of business to have mi their tables only the BEST TEAS imported from tlie East, tho Choicest products of the Flowery Kingdom and the Mikado's Islands. THE MOST PRACTICAL WAY to go about it is to come to our slide ami select your teas from our A 1 aggregation of prime leas, such as i';iiir liiiiiimwilcr, 'ni iiin.Mi Otilmin ami Kiislisli Breakfast, ALL DOLLAR TEAS, At 75 Gts. per lb. -ooo-ooo- 'IESlUIX(i TO BUILD wil; demand on UP a ally good tea at 5u cents propose until , te) sell one mixed tea and f ) -iiti.l, 1 lut'iin-r ii'oUe. pound oi' fine 1 liree p iiiin laled Sugar the Tea of for best Oranu the price of FIFTY 50 FIFTY cents. cents ' THIS TEA I GUARANTEE strictly pure ami a good drinlr. 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 be 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 SOLE AGENT IN HERNE FOU NEW CHASE anil SANBORN'S .COFFEES, Whose reputation for a pure and good article is acknowledged throughout this country. -ooo-ooo- NVE ALSO HAVE A lino of all the choicest ies at the lowest priceB FULL grocer- -ooo-ooo- 13TCALL AND SEE OUR TEA' l-AND COFFEE DISPLAY IAn entire window is l"de voted to it, . . . ' ' ; . V .i -, 'A Respectfully, 1 ' jno. Ddm.
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