- VOL. XV NEW SERIES JJO. 115.
NEW BERNE, N; C. SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 4. 1896
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WILMINGTON LETTER
BUSINESS .DEMANDS COOLER
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' - , Journal Bukeau, ?
' Wilmington, N. U October 3. y
If the weather would kindly change to a
coaler condition, the merchants would be
- contented. A member or representative
. - of every large house In town, has made
v the-trip to Northern markets, laid in their
winter's goods and returned to persuade
- tbose who shop, that his place is "the''
- place to buy.' But the most persuasive
-. words : fail while the weather remains
summery.
- ' Shut waists are still comfortable and
the girls are loth to give up this moot
happy creation of the world of fashion.
Were it not for the disturbing influence
. of the coming national election, bnsiness
-' would be in a splendid condition InNWil- j
'mington. . . " J
lbe large receipts of cotton so , early
- have necessarily caused a great, demand
r tor labor, and as this is an article V can
easily supply, the natural result is - money
io circulation, among those who are a
customed to See but little. :
- Tuesday, night a terribly destructive
fire broke out just across the river 'oppo
site the centre of town; The large naval
' stores yards, had caught- and thousands
j of barrels were stored there. . A. Norweg--'
lan bark was lying at the wharf, and I)
V was but a . few minutes, ere she was s
, mass of flame. ' She bad completed bet
- cargo and would have sailed the next day.
,. Her ropes soon parted and she drifted
into the stream to the terror ot the be-
holders who feared she would , bring de
struction across the river. But the . tide
held her back and she drifted down the
v ' river a mass of flame, and finally sunk io
, twenty feet of water, a total loss, r,
: The loss to the naval store owners was
. forty thousand dollars, nearly covered by
insurance. All night a heavy shower of
. . ' sparks fell over tbe oity, driven across the
, river by a strong West wind, add it - was
- feared a general conflagration would be
, - the outcome. . ' " ""i-
At the opera house, was presented that
Wit beautiful opera '"Bob Roy," on
Thursday evening. As this company re-
- quires one thousand - dollars guarantee
before they will play, it wilU be known
that it is an opera, indeed.- " -
.. B. 3. Glenn spoke at the court house
, Tuesday evening. It seemed at first that
- he would speakiiuiiBpty chairs but lit
VViHiiei id iljwly. until he bal a fair
. audience, and was sitWtiud to induljp in
, anm short flights ol oratory. J.
'. . Tlie Criminal Court but we, and the
Superior Court tins week, has made the
days fu I of work, for members of the
legal profenion A large number of pris
oners were awaiiiug an avenging justice,
and-many were more than satisfied with
- tht decrees of the Court, announcing their
removal, to Raleigh tut the winter.
- Building still continues. ' When all the
contracts have been fiouhed, tbe city will
be greatly improved, and a look of pros
perity will be the result.' :
- The hurricane whxli did damage to
' points North, South and West oi us pass
ed over Wilmington with but slight eftect
At tbe ocean, there was a high surf and
' many weot Irom town to sou tbe sight of
leaping waves dashing up to the cottages.
.From Brunswick county . cotnes the
newsoffustOQ between Democrats and
Republicans. Tbii is tho latest develop
. ment in the political situation this year, a
" year of surprises., Undoubtedly Bruns
- wick holds the palm in the fusion line.
Professor Nobles, - superintendent of
-. schools, bai teturood from an extensive
trip to the schooli ot the North. He Is
much pleased with the ideas he has re
ceived from tbe teachers the schools he
T.sited, 1 - r : : . ;J
. At Murcblsor & (Vs. bank may be seen
the beoutilul Punch bowl, which is to lj
given to the. Cruiser Raleigh this month. !
It is admired by every one wbo -Siei it.
The work is artisticallydone. Tbo con
trast between the sold lining, and silver is
a pleasant one Nortlf Carolina has done
beraolf pioud by this gift of Iter citizens.
Tbe Wilmington Llitht Infantry will
give an opening this mouth, to, celebrate
the completion of the repairs ol their
armory. Visitors will lie entertained by
sweet music, and the Inner man will be
' cheered by tempting viands.
Tho Public fcbools ol the city open
Monday, and the prospect is that there
will be an increased attendance
Tlio rico mill, wlilcu bns.rnmainid idle
for acveral mooilu it to rejurrus wirk,
ays Mr Pembroke Jones, ' presMvnt of
tlie National lliee Milling Compiiuy.
Though tlie crop Is short tliis Stute,
, they will lie in tlie market, and wMl buy
. all rice, tliut is offend. ,
Tin ouaranliiie station fur this port is
Ij ,-'r pushed to completion. An artcmnn
w'.l is being driilwl, and will Rive a flow
i :i.i wlcr for hospital purposes.
I v. I. Kf. Yoiian, a Persian mis-
. -, -;;i pn-n-.li in Wilmington to-
i iv. "-i is Inio cilm nti-d In this
I V ' r - ', i I A f' nil,,
, .!'( or !romiiient
! I V B Milll-
He left for New Yoik to accept a fine law
position In that city. ... '
The Democratic headquarters has bteo
established In tbe old National Bank
building,' where all Democrats will be
welcomed, during tbe day and np to mid
night, ' -
The Bryan, Sewuil and Watson club
held its meeting Wednesday evening, and
quite an intcrestinz address wus delivered
by ne of its members.
Cyrus B. Watson, speaks here on the
7th.
A splendid testimonial or memor'al to
tbe memory of floo. George Davis has
been printed an I will l distributed by
tbe Chamber of Commerce. Many ol Mr.
Davis1 speeches are in the work, and thr
book is compiled by sir. James Sprunt.
The most interesting nJ alieoibii.g
event in view seen through the smull trays
eyes is the coning of Mam' circus , The
bill boards have tin enthusiastic crowd
before them as long as daylight lasts. .
; OUT 3RIH DEFIANT.
Take AntacuUlle Position to ena-
tor Batlar. . A Pepnllal Raeaa
Probable.
8peclal. . ' "
Raleigh, N. C, Octobtr 8. W. A.
kJutbrie, Popriist nnniiuve fur Governor,
has caused a 3en?lion tixlav, by (leeiar
ing he will not euppoit Uolhy, the Popu
list congrcB9l ini I uominev i'l the Sih iliv
trict, but will tupport Kitchen, Democrat.
Guthrie sij'9 Kitcheu's sinceniiy fut
silver cannot dtiubtef', and that Dolb
is merely the nominee of some Populists.
Guthrie's position is in tlmtp an auon-
ism to the ntteianees of Stnntor ButUr'r
paper which leclnres D. n o.'rxts are not
honestly for five silver, while Oiihrie as
serts to tbe cootrarr.
The Popubrt Slate Cliairman i-aid this
evening that uis iust ructions to Ponu islt
are to vote for Populist nominees.
Democrats ihciuru Dolby was nomi
nated merely to divide the silver vote, de
feat Kiteben, and elect Settle, Kepubiican.
It is plainly intimated that Senator But
ler's paper next week will contain a sen
sational editorial.
There are observant peop'e who con
aider a Popu'ist sliaku up imminent.
root Ball Games.
Special, v -
Philadelphia., Octobu 3. Pecsyl
vania won as It pleased iu the game to
day with Bucknell, scort: 40 to 0. ,
Cambridoe, Mass., October 3.-liar
yard deleate I Williams College, score 0
toO. . - . - .
. Cornell defeated Ssmcuse' 22 to 0.
mm Moaier Ueeiora.
Speetal. -
Gbkensboro, N. C , Octob T 8. The
Naiioual Uemocratic paity: Bute Com
nine has chosen electors in all dfctri
except the Fourth and Saventli. ,
. Kala Be jam Coaeepllao.
Special. ' ,.: " -;
Jacksonvillb, Fla., October 8.
Further advices from th region di vasta
ted by tbe recent storm, state no one can
conceive of the situation of the people in
the Western' patt of Alscbua and Levy
counties, snd the Eistcrn part of Lafay
ette county. -' 'i- !.S
' Voekerr ! Alive.
Sneelal
Ralkioh, N. C, October 8. In next
weeks issue f Senator' Butler's paper
Oliver II. Dockery will publish an ad
dress to tbe voters. - " .. ;
FOLITIOAI, STEWS.
Horlk Carollaa'a Toaa Wataea, Casnea
' Plenty of Kseltameat. ' -
Special.
Raliigh, K. C, October 8 -Tbe Re
publicans are tonight circulating i union
that there is a breach, between the Popn
li.ti nominee for Governor, and bis State
committee, and that this is the reason his
speaking appointments arc published la a
Democratic paper. : :- '
Republicans bate Guthrie because of the
plain talking he has done about tliem.
Experiment atnlloo IsMpeeteaV
Soeolal. - -- -,.
Raleigh, N. p., Oclob.r 8. Dr. B.
W. Allen, of Washington, D. C, tooay,
ofliually Inspected the 8tata Experiment
Station here, and pinnoueced it to be in
excellent condition. - :'.
THE COTTON MAEKETsl
. October 8rd
Liverpool showed some decline and tbe
spot sales were small
Nbw Yobk.Jus been Very dull today.
The speculation is small. The total
transactions In futures less than 60,000
biles. ' - ' '
TnK market closed St 8 17 for January a
' net decline of one po'nt for tbe dsy.-
New Bssna majket bu been active at
7ito7J.
Yours truly.
J. E. Latham.
THE MARKETS.
Chicago, October J. i
OPBNIKO. CISK.
Dccomlier Wheal, C' -
Jinuary Pork, . 7.10
January Kiba, 8.50
Rnltlmere Kim RoiS.
8peUl.
lUi.TiMortK, October 3 In t!e wvond
gntne of tne a-r k tnl w cen F;!timor and
CImi ' iml .,r tlif) Tho", -0 cup, V .Ui.nore
THAT CIRCULAR.
TO 8E
GIVEN WIDE
PUBLICITY.
SPREAD
Bnaaell and - Prltekard . MIlTerliea.
MeKlaley Emieaary. Tkat No Oold.
- Biatemenl. Bepnbllean Balay.
Ilemaoratate Newa.
Journal Bureatt, )
Balewh, N. C, October 8.
A Populist who has been largely con
cerned in the "deal'- with the Republicans
8oiJ last nifiht that D. L. Russell isn silver
man, f diehard also and all the Rcpubli
liean Congressmen, save Thomas Settle.
This was a remarkable statement. He was
a-ked if all of these would not vote-tor
UcKinley and said yes. lie went on to
say that Russell has always been u tilver
man; that no gold man cou!d be elected
to the senate, that even it' the Republicans
bad a moi'inty in the legislature tlu-y
could not elict a gold mnu Senator. Tins
wus all of course very luui-hable.
Tlieie are various confidential circulars
issued by State Cliuirmtn. Republican
Chairman Hilton has una of Democratic
Ch'jirniun Munij's and deelures he will
print 10,000 copies ot it.. The Democrate
bave some of Uoltou's circular. Popu
list Chairman Ayer scorns to huve two cir
culars, one ou tlie Scntitorsliip quostiou
(quite lunch on a line with niocii.t cli
lorial iu Senator Biulei's pupi l) nid un-
itber feeling the Populist puiw us to
Guthrie. Tim Kriiublicius renew theii
tali lUHits Hun rie r.ipulisis want Io
avoid a count. ' At one time tin y expivsco
i desire lor a showing bands, but weie
:on'y told by R publicans i In y have
ih:s ty voting tor Gut'une lor GoerriOi
Guthrie is a thoin io the side of tin
Bjpublicans. lie 8aa what he believes
und does not truckle to tlicm.
It appears flora tbe news as to the
great storm that only one person was
killed in tliit State and tli it $50,000 w ill
pretty marly cover the loss toproperty.
Iu this s clion there is yet remaining a
zood deal i f cotton in the fltbls. By the
15th instant it will practically all be
picked.
As yet tlie Republicans; bave not de
cided who will be their elector in the 6th
district, Chairnran Holtun will name tbe
man, Monday.
After January 1st, according to an or
dinance adopted by the vldeiman here
last evening, all bar-ioome arc to ci se a;
U p. m.
It is found tUt Rid-ixh has 830,000
availubie for street improvements. It is
qn.te a wind full. Five per cent bonds
will be issued.
There was a queer affair at Fayetteville
y. tUrdy. A white man married a beau
til'ul girl ami jut as the cercmouy u
ended- tbe groom wus arrested ut the
instance of bis hi other, chui -od
aith stealing an Ox taking it to
Fuyetievillo and selling it and with the
proceeds of tbe sale buying his marriage
license, etc.
It is said that for several days a Mc-
Kinley emissary has been heie, going
about among railway employes, etc.
Eight years ago Dick ' Quay, a son of
Senator Quay, was here six weeks, having
a typewriting establishment. Be played
tbe violin and took part in ssveial mmi
ilea, under an assumed name. lie was
doing secret work all the while.
Tbe Republican State committee has
plenty of money. ' It has two rooms full
of clerks. Today alone it sent out 100,000
documents.
Tbe foundation of the new male wing
of the Insane asylum here is complete.
January 1st, tbe building will be comple
ted. V ....
The chief clerk of the State treasury
finds upon further examination of the re
ports of the 92 banks that there is on
hand $509,380 in gold coin and 3223,807
io silver coin and $621,132 .in other cur
reney. In the national banks are $340,
000 in gold. Oue ot the banks here has
this week paid several thousand dollars to
cotton sellers. There Is over $50,000 in
gold In the Ba'eigh banks.
Gov. Carrcffe s $100 reward for Clin
ton Vannoy ol Iredell, who August 16
murdered William Boiling,
Thomas R. R .bertsoo of Charlotte .Is
appointed by the Governor a commis
sioner fiora this Stale- to tbe Tennestee
Centennial celebration. " v . . ,
; Tuere are now 400 pnlicuti in the In
sane asylum h re.
The Republicans appear, to be making
some threats against ih Populists that if
the latter do not dj all Ilia things covered
by their "contract." fusion will cod. Tbe
laituatiou of the Populists Is awkward,
Ito ry ihu least. 1 he rtepuhllcant b)ait
tliat tiny h tva
been very litterut to the
Populists
Meadlaa-Halo Coaamod.
Special. ..-
Pnn.ADKLPiiiA. October 8. Judge
Acbcson, of the United States Court today
cooflruied the sale of the property of tbe
Eead;ng Railway, Coal and Iron Com
pany, under forecloauie proceed logs. He
over-ruled all motions for arrest of judg-
mm! atd other proceedin'' inatitutedin
opposition to the rale. -
Bald
Special.
Vlaaer.
wu.Wr -
f. -ted Tom Butler, today in the mile pro.
. r t r.i..i... ii.ii A.
. WIIETIIEB
GOLD or SILVER
Is successful in the 'coming election
or not, one thing is a settled Tact,
that you can buy more
CHOICE
Family Groceries
for a Dollar
L &
Wholeaale iud Betnll Grown.
tl Brond street. New Heme. ti. O.
Than anywhere else in the city. They
have liouslit from first hand, one of the
laiu'-st oud bet selected stocks f Staple
and Fancy Groceries that lioe !-een brougtil
to New Heme this season, and ae there
fore fully prepared to compete ill plices
with any of their competitor'. It ia to
vour interest to Ijuy wheio yoti nn jjet
the b.'st ;;ouilfl ami the mo t ol them lor
your money.
Yf tl an R iVu.' money I lly purellflsin"
whatever yon may niel in tlie'Groiery
line fiom them.
Call aud ixaniine lor yourselves and
compire iheir priee. N tnuile lor
them tn show a mils. Kvirythiu lull)
gUbran'eed as represented.
Good SUb'en ninl Warehouse accom
mo tutioiu FREE lor the u-e of oi r
oi utprv liiends (and eiiemioi t-m.) Don't
t'oryet the nlace.
HcDaniel &
Qaskill,
Whole ala iml Kjtiiil , Grocer,
71 Br- ad it.. New llerne. N. G.
Cla-ad M. Ccmk,
NO. 132 MIDDLE STREET.
I'tosh Supply of
BULBS, FLOWER SEEDS, ETC.
Also a Line of
Cigars, Cigarettes and Cheroots.
J'It will pay vou to call.
iGcTii
WHETHER OVER
ME Jf 'or STOVES,
So if you want tho bott Stove on
the market buy the
Kine Heater.
Alio ii lii o line of Goal Stoves.
I,. II. Cutler c Co.
II. W. SIMPSOW,
Funeral Director and
Enibalmcr.
128 Droaa Street 'Pilosis 8
tVBurlal Robes a Splcealty.
Wanted ! 500 Barrels
UnlcacLed, Hard Wood Ashe?.
Barrels with covers furnished.
Apply to Geo. N. Ives & Son.
Say !!!
Do you want to be comfortable
this
Winter!
Do you want to save your temper this
Winter t
D-i von want to save half your' fuel
bill f f ? ? ? ? ? ?
If you do just go down to the
SLOVER HARDWARE CO S STORE
and buy yon a
Wi Non Heater.
Tbe greatest beating stove ever in
vented. Ak your nrighiora about them.
We sold them oue last winter nnil they
are goinj; to ue them altogether thin
winter. They are made or ist itiiskts
iron and bave drat opening at the top,
which prevent Bra fro-n popping out
Tbey also bave automatic smoke doors
which no similar r.ovc ua. -
NOW IS THE TIME .
to paint your hearths and andiroiif.
We have the paint
We hive the BUCK'S Cook Stoves,
and when yon ore pnesing drop In and
let ui show them io you. a little child
could lee their superiority over any other
stove. Fire Ducks warranted to last
tifteer, vein and we will replace any that
do not ln?t that lonif.
A aire lot of FOOT MATS on hand.
Remember we nnnrntc 'be price of
every article we sell yon. Vo one under
sells us. ' We solicit your patronage.
'. : llespectlully Your, - . ,;
Sloyer Hardware Co.
FOR RENT!
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
The Residence now occupied by .
His Emmn Disoewny. l'osacs
lon given Octolier 15, 1898..
Apply to " Makk Disosway.
TO Cl HE COLD 191 OSB DAT.
jT4k, Lliro Drorao Quinine Tablets
Ml driiraitt refund the money u it fnils
Silver or Gold !
It matters not I What we want
is your order lor that Fall Suit.
THAT you must have. Our
Fall and Winter Samples are
ready for your inspection. A'so
a line ot Cassimercs and
Worsteds in stock if you do r.ot
wish to wait. We guarantee Fit
and Prices. Goods were never
so good or prices so low m now.
F. 31. Chadwick.
101 Middle Street.
W PA
Jlfafour wheel machine is a Quad
ricyclc. and titree wlnel machine is a
Tiieyclc ninl a two whtcl machine is a
Bicycle, wind would yon cull a one wheel
machine 1
Wlij, Wheel Uariow, to besurr.
Very Good.
If you wante-l the bett Sicycle what
would ton do ?
Why I would go to
J. C. WHITTY & CO'S.
AND
GET
A
"VTGTOfU"
I. I. (J ASKIAS,
School Books and
School Supplies.
STATIONERY,
Books and Booklets, Engraved
Gards and Invitations, Sheet
Music and Musical Instru
ments. I-is-Hail oiden r,.ciive 'prompt atten
tion.
J. . ASK I AS.
WHAT ELSE ?
Whatever tho demand, we are
equal to it, with an article
that's the A of the Af, at a
price that's the Z of the Za.
We carry quality in Groceries
to its highest point, just as
electricity, with a speed of
288.000 miles a second, exem
plifies the limit of velocity.
Lightning beats everything,
and so do we with the variety
aud superiority of our food
products. Music is for the
ear, food for the stomach, and
our groceries arc for food. It's
living on the summit, of Satis
faction Mountain to have your
tab'e supplied by us, because
we shut the door to every
thing bnt first-class products.
Another 100 of those
Full Cream Cheese just
received, which we are
still selling very low.
Lorillard and Gail &
Ax snuff at manufac
turer's prices.
Be sure to get our prices before
purchasing elsewhere
JOHN DUNN
55 & 57 Pollock St
Notice.
This will Inform my customers that 1
bave opened my SHOE SHOP at the
wme old stsnd, on Craven Strict, op
posite D. Q. Bmsw'e tin shop. Thank
ing my frttnds for past ftvort, I ask tbelr
patronsge fisio, ltispectliilly,
, IL W. oinna.
Is Newest
TIIES
KtwModer,
.rleTchants art
Authorized
Refund
Featherbone Corset Qo
; B4i Maauiastnna,
IKALAMAZOO.'MICHiaANi
- A f
OB tMX.W
J. H. Hackburn.
You have been look
ing for,
asHSHsasai
A Corset
Made
To FIT !
UI
f
3ssssszsssesssssssS
Which has every advantaee or a
heavy one, light as a feather and
yet there's more durability l it,
say nothing of the comfort. We ven
ture to say its just what yon want.
Ho many people cannot wear a heavy.
stiff COSSET,
We remind yon of the
'Feather
bone." Three Prices:
50c,
75c.,
$1.00
We assure yon we bave what yost
want In CORSETS.
Bee Display
f FIFTY-CENT ones in our
show window. Notice par
ticularly the Manufacturers
Guarantee !
The N table Sixpence
against
The Slow Skmui:,
it still my atetto, and applies t M
Goods.
J. H. Hackburn,
omr
Addition !
Otvw 3
C8f XW
i r
timraTftiiniiiite,,.
4 Style. ) f money
Short vf 'wm"
tenfths. 7 I trial If not
Best May"""" atUfac-
trUI.V. JVnrv.
5H5Z5H5H5H5S
Itwkburn & TTlllett,
1 47 A 49 PiJLWCK Sl BBT.
HAVE VOl' Till ED
J. R. Parker Jr.
For VVI al Yon Want in tl.o
GROCERY LINE
He I em's Vi !. 1 i-Ih" r''d!w.
I curry n C(ii i'i ti lim- ni f Ii co
Family mid Heavy ( .'ot-u: ii--. A.u id-o
Arenl lor Diamond Match Co'a Goods ,
Lorillaid tnd tiail & A sntitf at Manu
facturer' price.-.
I am headquarters lor Flour bouttbt i
rict Irom the i.iilU. I can fine you mmn y
if you se! me beio'.H liuyin elsewhere
To my Countiy 1'iiend'. my lable o
fie9 Hiid your team and iKirruss tak u
care of while in the city.
TbankinB my inanv frim-lii for pa r,
Uvors, and to sliaie your future piitr n
age, I ftin
Yours Respectfully,
.1.12. Iarkor Jr.
i; ISilDAD ST15KI"!'.
Tl.onD.:'.
i oi'! !.'.' ;:v
BICYCLE 5U
At l'rio !..- I'.- n
I I' Hi- f
:::: stock
iiDRIES
M I 111 I'll!-.
Search Urt
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Tnat O'jov iliei " ri-ik i ;"ir ''icx'-'
Limteiu- III .t ili' " " ii ' r 'I- i ..... iu '
Biiyi-li-i. vv 1 1 - c - i i 1 .-.it -. i ..to inv re--ent
t.Hk l i-t in
S.7. AfcES
OX DELn ERY.
Also a few second hiind and new Bicycle-
low for cali or on eay term.
EVERYTHING for the CYCLIST.
WM. T. HILL,
District Airent for
Columbia ami Hartford liieycles.
Phone 80 61 S. Front Street
BROAD STREET
Fruit - Store !
A NEW DEPARTURE.
I wish to inform in I ri ndsund pHtrnm
that I liaveOiemd a wlioli-a'e iienirl-
ment in ennnect '-i r i . : .-.mre.
ind am receiving .. '' -i u--rU by
each steamer.
M) stock ci.n-i-'s ol ilie very bis' qua'-
ty of Appli-s, 1 lit ii i ti -. I.iiimna, 1'i-ars.
V-aClies Hllll I .i:l . iv -- ;no V-M'
n"ee, Irih l'Miatoe-i ninl Onions. Iu
connection witli tlni I will cat ry a lull
line ot Fumilv liroccno which 1 will sell
cheap for cah.
Tlmnkini; you lor past iiuvors, nn-i
honiug to merit i lie i-oniinii mce ot same.
1 am vour uoeiiiRiu.
J, D. BARFIELD,
No. 53 Broad Street.
I am buyii)!' my L-""d in the North-
era Markets tor ciifh, and will sell M
cheap as any house in the city.
Take this to
Davis' Pharmacy
WHERE IT WII.I. BE CARE
FILLY COMPOUNDED.
IV
Pun Dj uits,
Accuracy,
PromptiH'KP,
aa q -
M.
A direct"'!
Only for To-day, Jt
Nave Yon Troublo
and Time.
Ho! Just received One Hundred tons
... U ...1.1 I... O.a k.i.lw.l h.rMl ..
Ol flUtri IU UC ClU I'J INC unci. vi, wiiiui-'
ton. Any way you n am nir
to iaiprnve your sidewalks or yartU and
many oilier piai e. auii iu i u nice in
have Inend to keep lion murl in towu,
so tlialfery man, woman or child ca-i
act it. tw tlie letail or wnoli-saie.
nol Well now, we keep 8AWE!
STOVE WOOD, stove, iniiKe, und Br-
place wood, all ready under large BlicUi
and never gets wet in rainy weather oak,
anti and nine.
aiouuo istuAiv run sauc
Lath", bund made and sawed sblnBlei,
always on liar.d.
Haunaiind 'n iotin Hilt llll, Ij nil nnv-
tliiiS you want Thorn- No. 10. Brick,
shingles, marl, laths and wood.
arflerN Wanted.
Call at MUS. 8. E. STEELING'
N. 87Craveo stnet.
'Phone 40.'rlf
DO NOT FAIL
! (end to our market in the morn
iug We have fine display ol
MEATS of all kinds..
' FEESII SAUSAGES 10c
Sam,l Cohn & Soi
' ' 1. .... Jo Cur 250. .