To-Day's Weather
THE JOURNAL.
NewBen, N.IC Jane 16,108.
U1UU. IV I1CW MTCIUKIUHIA
Ennett Hammocks.
Baby Carriage tor gale.
Smith's Negligee BhirU.
- . tTaflVkman TVnn't VIII tliA fffiACA.
Elm City Lnmber Co. Store Depart
mentShoes. ' 8immons & Hollowcll Co Rudaced
Business Locals.
A BABY Carriage to sell at $2.00. Mrs.
Geo. W. Howard, 17 Change St.
FRESH lot of Nanally's Fine Candy re
ceived last night by express, pbnndi and'
half pounds. Also Almond Brittle,
Chocolate Almonds and Chocolate
Creams In 10 cent and 26 cent packages.
All Nanally's goods, James B. Dawson,
103 Middle street, phone 209.
WANTED Night work in book keeping
and typewriting. Information at this
office.
OUR "Acme' Hammocks, the enly
remedy for that tired feeling. O. N.
Ennett.
FOR BALE I desire to sell my horse
Phaeton ond Harness, anyone desiring
to purchase can secure a fine bargain by
applying at once to F. S. Daffy.
FOR RENT No 130 Pollock street Large
Garden and Yard. House in first class
order, Apply to Chas. B. Hill 35 Middle
tit.
S. COPLON who has done business for
alx years in New Bern, has leased the
store from John Dunn on Middle st, and
will return back for business with a full
and complete line of merchandise on or
about Sept 1st. 1903
NOTICE I am now permanently lo
cated at the corner of Broad and Middle
streets and will do all kinds of shoe
work at reasonable prices. N. Arpen.
PROCRASTINATION is the thief of
time, don't delay. A reliable New York
Upholsterer Is In town, who will cover
furniture, re-cane chairs, and make over
hair mattresses. Call on Henry S. Crc
teau, 40 Broad street.
NOTICE It yon want your house
moved, raised or repaired, call on J. M.
Register. He can do it all, 178 Pollock
street, New Bern, N. C.
Special Bargains
in Belgian Hares
Address. Post-Office
BOX 606, NEW BIRN, N. C.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr L II Cutler and wife are In More
head today.
Mr J W Stewart is spending the dsy
at Morehead City.
Mr X H Koonce, of Jacksonville, was
in Um city yesterday.
Mr W M Webb of Morehead was in
New Bern yesterday.
Mr. D F Jarvls, wife and son are visit
ing In Morehead City today.
MrsT A Greea and Miss Clara are
passing a few days In Morehead City.
Mr J t Wolfendea, wife and . two
daughters are visiting In Morehead
City. , .. .
' Mrs J H Bell and Miss Abneda White,
of Pollocksvtlle, are visitors In the
City.
Mrs H A Austin and Miss Annie
Brewer, of Danville, Va, are guests for
few days of Mr W P Marshall. Mr.
Austin Is passing today with them.
Boat For Sailing Paroles.
Oa and after Jane ISA. 1PQ2.. The
Fannie Brevard will leave Harper's dock
each nliht at 8:80 for Johnson Point and
points at may be suggested and return,
Fare for the round trip 20 cents.
, Parties' desiring to charter said boat
for moonlight sails ot other as will ap
ply to B. B. Davenport. : -
' The Fannie Brevard has been recently
overhauled and , thofoughly equipped
ror pleasure.
. j j G. W. Habdisom, Car.
:"; i !
'UrnbfeHa Sak TMi Weei , V
W put o tale ttls "week one lot of
fifty Ladles' and 'Men llaek twill silk
umbrellas,", paragon; frames, steel rods
with assorted hasdlee regular prlos fl.48
special this week 1.00 sack, -: 'v
Chocolates toe per pound at McSorloy
CAPULlIPIEl
Cares CoUl,LaGtippt
, i.-nnant to tiifco, j(OttttaWef
' CLD It ALL PEUflBIStiy
FATS VS. LEANS, ,
Siflretted Laeal Talent For .Sack, i Ctm
li bt.Piayed. ;HtteTlA
- '' . Wee. ' ' ;4i
It will be dull this week, no baseball
la town, so a gam la proposed between
the "over-fed'' and the "underfed." ,
The Fat Men will Induoe Tommy
Welloa Waters' to catch. He would
then be close enough to the grand
stand, to hear all the complimentary
things that would be said of him.
If the "cucumber market1 was good
no doubt ''Bast" Haokbura would be
willing to do the twirling as well as to
"do" the umpire In case decisions were
not to his liking.
Col, H. B. Bryan, Jr., could hold
down the first cushioa to rival the great
Ashen back, and he might alao be made
Captain of the team and his dignity and
diplomacy would Inspire enthusiasm
and diligent effort for his side.
Johnny Watson, Jr., would be an
adorable short stop and If "the band
played" he would do the "cake walk"
and other "stunts" "Between the
acts."
Little Jimmy Dawson would excel
Devltn at lad bane.
Seymour Hancock could "hold the
bag" at ihlrd.
Mr. Mortle Marks on account of his
speed as a runner would be the very
man to chase long files and foul balls In
left aeld.
This fills nearly all the places but
leaves the following aggregation.
Luther Taylor, War Dunn, L. J. Tay
lor, J. B. Watson, W. CWIllett, JR
Parker, M L Hollowell, J R Parker, Jr.,
J A Jones and others of talent on the
benches from which the other places
could be filled and also be on hand to
take the places of any overworked or
disabled players
For the lean and lanky, on account of
the reputation gained by skillful pitch
ing in the recent game between the Hooli
gans and Katzenjamers of course Col
Thos. W. Dewey will be asked to pitch.
Dr. Primrose should be close at hand to
do any short-stop work that would come
his way.
For 1st base, Hon. E. M. Green was
nominated but as the dear public are
more Interested In ball both high and
low than In 16 to 1, It is thought best to
put him in center field where bis talents
can be employed in the Consideration of
"high balls." ;
Percy Cox was also nominated for
first base but upon examination he was
found to be too fat to train with the lean
kind; and In addition the grand stand
says it cannot spare him so be will be
there "dressed In his best suit of clothes'
and ready to explain any fine points
on the geme In a style and manner that
would put Jerome K. Jerome or Billy
Baxter out of the game.
Down at 2nd base Cousin Jonesey
Wahab will preside over the cushioa
and be in the game from beginning to
end.
The risk at the 3rd. pillow will be
covered by N. C. Hughtee who will try
to stop anything that oomes his way.
This leaves a few places unfilled but
there Is no end of talent among the
underfed.
Among them can be named, C. N.
Ennett, H. C. Lumsdea, W.W.Clark,
O. H. Gulon, J. E. Latham, J. B. Hol
land, D. R. Davis and others.
It is suggested the game should have
two umpires and T. Burk and E, W.
Rosenthal It Is thought would be accept
able to both aides.
If the gsme comes off shortly it is ex
pected that Charley Relsenstein and old
man Spalding and other base ball cranks
will be down from New York.
It should be a great game, and no ad'
vance In prices should be made to the
public. The players however should pay
double fee.
OABTORXA..
Bssrstw IM YsHbistMiT. tjssjji
patsia
AROUND AND ABOUT.
The lighted beacon located at Wilkin
son's Point Is reported to be down.
Mra.W.P. Burma gave a delightful
sailing party laat evening oa the schoon
er Fannie Braved Capt Hardlson. They
went to Johnsons Point A delicious
supper was served oa board.
The heat of the past few days has had
a tendency to depress. The warmest
day ot the season was Friday when the
hlgheat temperature was 01 degrees.
Foreast for this week until Wednesday
Is pleasant weather. .
About three years ago a watch was
stolen from the bareaua attorney W. D
Mel vert room which was recovered re
cently. The negro offered to pawn It to
secure money to pay a fine, the gentle
man who took It inspected the watch to
be tne one stolen and Mr. Kolver Idea-
tided It and Um negro who had beea
foand guilty of on charge of laroeay
was mad culpable for another charge.
Oranges SOe per dotea at MoBorley.
JACOBS' Raleiga By Whiskey Is the
best. Mlddla
WMMMMMM0000
; ; . . rwk avedrlgMaWnalth. ' ;
.. tal and nutritions., We-oa deaveav , ,
to serve only the purest syrups,
J I made from ripe fruits, cane augar
and water. " Chocolate) la made , ,
;trom Hnylrr'a Coot. We take
! , treat pride In out CHOOOHTsi ' '
X DRINKS. If you want something X
T ,deUokms and rich try our Cbooo-
I late or Chooolate Cream Soda. Alt
Hie new inanrain annas rw ptn
too. TRY C1N-CUO. '
TBI ADQAM'S PHARMACY.
UC'J till. :
Testerlaj' Game a Drafted Out
v " Atfalr.
Both Teams Play Daatb Ball. Twe
Heart aad Qartr Ustlesl
Ball Plailar, lahlaa
to Darham
Today.
TRSTEBDAT'S BISDLTS.
New Bern 4, Charlotte 9.
Raleigh 9, Durham I.
Wilmington 8, Greensboro 1
WBIBE THEY PLAT TOMOBBOW.
New Bern at Durham.
Charlotte at Wilmington.
Greensboro at Raleigh.
STANDING OF THIS CLUBS.
WOH LOST PIBOSNT.
Charlotte 80 5 857
Raleigh SI 15 683
New Bern 17 19 472
Durham 17 19 472
Greensboro IS 20 444
Wilmington A 29 171
One hundred and thirty-five minutes
were consumed In playing the laat game
between Charlotte and New Bern yes
terday.
It was a listless game, with errors
coming in to assist the run getting and
disgust those hoping to see a good
game.
The special feature of the game was
the lack of discipline on the grounds,
the players wandering about on all sides
with an utter disregard to the fact that
benches are provided for the players
and the rules demand the benches shall
be occupied. '-
There were a few attempts to relieve
the monotony by "stunts" and "gags"
by the players, and Asbenbeck was pre
sented with a coquet of flowers
The lack of snap ot the players had
Its effect on the spectators, until there
waa a stolid Indifference all around,
wind s home run In the ninth not pro
voking a single emotion among the
spectators.
The game opened dark for New Bern.
Weaver was hit, Graham madn bit, Os-
teen was hit, Brandt walked, but even
all this only produced one ran for Char
lotte. In the second, Wind's muff of Leh
man's fly and Weaver's safe hit, made it
look bad for New Bern, but Getttg struck
out Graham and Armstrong.
In the third Osteon knocked the first
ball pitched over center field fence.
Bronthers reached Drat on Randolph's
error, stole second and scored on Hemple
man's two-bagger
In the third, Flllman hit and scored
on sacrifice hltaand Armstrong's er
ror.
In the fourth Randolph's Ud throw
to first gave Graham three bases, scoring
on Armstrong's fly hit which dropped
between Templln and Flllman.
In the fifth, Lehman hit, went lo third
on Laughlln's attempt to retire him at
second, the ball striking the runner,
sooring on Weaver's hit to right.
In the seventh, Brandt and Hemple
man hit safely both snoring on Lehman's
hit.
In the aame Inning, New Bern scored
again, Wind being safe at first and going
to third on Bronthers wide throw.
In the eighth, Graham hit safe, was
hit by Laughlln's throw to catch him at
seoond aad scored oa Osteon's out at
first
la the ninth Hemplemaa tot Charlotte
and Wind for New Bern made home rua
hits over center and right Held fences,
respectively.
The following la tha tabulated score
and summary:
aw bur. ij, a. h. r.o a. a.
FOlman, sj I 2 2 4 0
DevMaSb ..,.. 01040
Raa4olpk,3b .... 0 1 0 1 8
Langhlln lb .... 0 17 11
Foster, rf ......8 0 1 2 0 0
Daom, e ...4 0 2 7 1 o
TsmpUi.lf 4 0 0 1 0 0
Wladof 4 8 9 2 0 1
Getttg, p.. 4 0 0 1 1 0
Total
88 4 9 27 19 8
CIABLOTTB. A.B. B. a. P.0 A. B.
Weaver, e.i s i 9 8 0 0
Graham,! t..... 99100
Amstrong,lb.........4 0 1 10 19
Osteen,M- ,.......,.8 11970
Broothera, 8b.. ....... .8 11119
Brandt, i.f 4 11111
Hemplemaa, 9t.....t.. 9 9 9 4 0
Lehmaa,.....:'w.....l 1 9 SOI
Persons, p 4 0 0 1 1 0
;' ! i- a-
Total 4! 9 19 97 IB 9
.I tooaa by nraladl
Cbarlott 1 0 9 1 1 9 2 1 19
Maw Bsra.r....;.! 01 090 1 0 1-4
,,i.
uataunr-. Two haee hits, UempUanaa
home raaa, Hemplemaa, OsUea, Wind;
aadrlfloa hlta, Armstroag, Oaleea, Per
sous, , Devlla, Baadolpk; bases stole a,
Weaver, Broa therm, Brandt, Hemplaataa
FUsaa, Foawrf strtck 'out by Gettlg 9,
by PersoM 4; bases offjBeitH 1, off PH
so4s 9; hit by pllchad.hall, Oeteea,
Weavett double playa,iHempIsaaa aad
Oseea .Oslawa, Hemplemaa aad Arm
strong, Brandt and ' Armstroag left oa
bases, New Bern 7, Charlotte 11) time of
game l:19j Umpire Mr. Bbermaa.
Smith, reeently eslchlng for Raleigh
ha kft that eWV; ;
Hir T.'fr 1 reeVlined b!s po
sition v " t i " ' ' ! s P'"'--
mtttee of tea will manage the Raleigh
team. with BaraeEaln, Captain.
i poa't quit beoaaai the'other team la
- Poop Crawley Is able to be put and got
about oa crutches. His friends are glad
to tea his Unproved condition -
" pemplemahp kiitlnf and fielding, a nd
Osteeal fielding, were tha features oa
the Charlotte aide. -
; Detlln, Flllman ana Daum ted In the
playing for New Bern. , , (
Manager Ellis and eleven members of
the New Bern team leave this morning
for Durham, where New Bern plays
Monday, Tuesday aad Wednesday.
New Books at the New BernClrcn-
, ' latlnc library.
The Biased TrallNone But the Brave,
The Leopard's Spots, The Opponents,
The Weatootea, The Making of a States
man, The Crisis, The Minority, Philip
Longstretts, WaUannah, The Dark O'
The Moon, The AllenThe Battleground,
Circumstance, The Misdemeanors of
Nancy, Tarry Thou Till I Come, The
Lady Paramount, Old 'Virginia and her
Neighbors, The Yalley of Decision, The
Kentoas, Jack and Jill, Eight Cousins,
Rose In Bloom, Little Women, The
Dayaof Bruce, Home Influence, The
Mother's Recompense, The Vale ot Ce
dars. Peccavil
Greensboro Record.
Mr. Chas. L. Btevens, of the New Bern
Journal, In an unguarded moment, con
sented to umpire a game of ball In that
town Monday and now his friends are
engaged In certifying to bis fair rulings.
A newspaper man who will be caught In
such a scrape Is entitled to the sympathy
of the entire country. He should be
sternly reprimanded by the next press
convention, not for bis rulings, but for
being caught trying to do such a thing
as umpire a ball game.
LESS WORRY.
Children will play and get over-heated
get their feet wet, expose themselves In
dozens of ways, and you can't prevent
it. All you can do Is to keep them as
tree from exposure aa possible and al
ways have In the bouse a Cough Remedy
that can be depended upon. An way's
'Jroup Syrup will fill every requirement.
It Is guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds
and Croup or the price 25 cents will be
refunded by any dealer selling It. Fold
by Davis' Henry's, and Bradham'a
Pharmacy
THE MARKETS.
The fo.iowlag quotations were reoeiv
ml by J. B Latham A Uo, New Bern
N. U.
Chicago, June 14.
Wbbat: Open. High. Low. Close
July 72 72 71 71
Sept 71 71 70 70
Cobn: Open. High. Low. Close
July 63t 63 63J 631
Ribs: Open. High. Low. Close
July 1043 1042, 10271 1040
Sept 1080 1030 1020 1027 J
Naw Yobx, June 14.
OoTToki Open. High. Low. Close
July 8.79 8.81 8.73 8.7S
Aug 8 51 8.51 8.43 8 43
Sep 8.18 8.18 8.18 8.13
Oct ...8.02 8.05 7.99 7.99
New York, June 14.
Stocks; Open. High. Low. Close
Sugar 119 129 1889 U
Bo By 87 87t 87J
N. Y. C 15 . 50
U. a S 89t ?i
a ft 0 47t 47t
Mo. P. 104t 105 1941 104
Atchison 811 Bl 811 81 J
Va. a 0 701 70
A. 0. O
Am Ice
liWSMl
Spots 5.1-18. Bales 8,000 balaa. :
Futures, June-July 4JS4. Aug-Sept.
4.47. Sepl-Oct 4.85.
roT naveurta. '
Heme -reek
Laat week last year.
90.800 64.000
Thla weec.
laalght 88000 7W0
Bet, ' - 8000 8000
Moa. . 8000
Taea 8000
Wed. 14000
Thura. tOOO
Frl. 700Q
60,000
Advices to J. M. Latham Co., jester
Purely weather taarket without rein
by Monday should be higher. V-
j t n. j, johnsoa Co, '-
Be
Set " Oet -I
'C aMCareCI
1 V, fV. '
X
a
Cure tk
uuewlik
J.Q.C.!
j Its Ica's. tlstt.t er'
R..M only by nAROETB fllirr'ACY,
r.i:'-i ft. t
f ; V TWO DKY WATS !;y
i There was a man who advertised
Btat once a single time. '
In spot obscured placed he his ad.
. And paid for K a dime. :
. And just because It didn't bring .-. .
- Htm eustomers by score,
' "All advertising is a fake,"
He said, or rather, swore.
He seemed to think one hammer tap
Would drive a nail dear In;
That from a bit of tiny thread
A weaver tents could spin.
If he this reasoning bright applied
To eating, doubtless he
Would claim one little bite would feed
Ten men a century.
Some day, though, he will learn that to
Make advertising pay,
He'U have to add ads, to his ad.,
. And advertise each day.
E. Townsend, In 'National Advertiser.
A Worthy Project.
Editob Journal Allow me space In
your ably edited paper a word concern
ing the Industrial Educational school
work now being made a live by Rev. A.
L. C Weeks backed by the good people
of the city and elsewhere.
The work Is already assured of success
The canvass of the city for funds
though meager, yet the good white
people have so liberally responded un
til a commencement to build will begin
this month.
The building must be completed by
September, every donor ill then lie ap
preciated and remembered.
More good will come to the colored
race and the buslnesi interest of New
Bern from this single effort of Rev. A.
L. C. Weeks, than from the combine ef
forts of all the race's self constituted
friends since the last Civil War between
the States.
Strange as It Is, yet It is true, though
they have been waited upon, yet the
truth to say not one cent has been sub
scribed or given Rer. Weeks to help the
good work along by the local while Re
publicans,
This school will soon reach a prrpor
tlon spending fifty thousand dollars
each year la New Bern.
Who will get this money ? The bus!
ness interest.
Now who help in the childhood days
of the school will be remembered when
the school gets grown.
This school Is to model after Booker
T. Washington's great normal and in
dustrial school at Tuskegee, Alabama.
His school Is said to be the greatest In
dustrial Bcliool on earth, and the pro
moters of the work here propose to
make this industrial work the greatest
in the world. Anon
Hlgned,
Isaac LI. Smith.
X
I iiReduced.
All of our stock of Fine
Stripe and Silk Spot Gingham that were 25c are nowJjT J
Reduced to
19c.
The Fine 20c qualities are liic.
These prices are exceptional value and are cut to
clean up our stock ot Gingham
t
j Cut in
j Millinery
Prices.
Prices, are Cut abont in Half in all KEADY-TO-WEAR
HATS. - '
Unusual Values In Flowers, Ornaments and Shapes.
" Don't wait too long to make your selections. Just
what yon want may be gone at the Cut Prices.
Fans are all the vogue just now. Our line is the '
"most complete ever shown in this city. t From the ser
vloeable Palm Leaf to the Finest White Silk. ,
Our Special 85p Whits Bilk Fans with Ivory Stloks
re special values).
All the Newest Books $1.08.
t ; 'iTlie Virginian", just ouL , ;
' ! i-j 67 .. Pollock Strccr. "v.
lfjWfEMORTOP -
Jacob Eater, Born In Germany, Deo em
ner so, ioi, Died la uermany.
May 80, 1902, In the 81st year of
Mingo.' I
Mr. Kafer came to thla country, and
In 1887 he Settled In Edenton, N. C,
where1 he successfully carried on his
baking business and accumulated a very
considerable amount of money, through
the failure of a bank a considerable part
of it was lost. He moved to New Bern,
N. 0., In 1881 and began bis baking busl
ness which he carried on very success
fully. About two years ago his health failed
and for some time waa confined. Think
ing that a trip to his old home in Ger
many might be of benefit to him he left
New Bern and went to Germany, he
however found no relief and returned to
New Bern. A few months ago he aga In
went to Germany where he died.
Mr. Kafer was one of the most in
dustrious and prudent of men. He
scarcely ever left his place of business
and was rarely seen in the streets. lie
gained the respect of our entire com
munity. He leaves a wife and five child
ren who have, to a large extent the sym
pathy of our people. O.
Ladles Oxford Ties.
Another shipment of those $1.50 and
$2.00 Oxford Ilea Just received we have
them In Patent Leather and Vlcl Kid, in
all the new shapes, also two cases Misses
and Children sandals all sizes 75c and
91.00. BARFOOT BROS,
Our
"ECLAT"
HAMMOCKS
are Superior
to
All Others.
6. N. Ennett.
I HAVE OPENED A
Stationery Office
Supply Store
at 72 Craven St. and will-continue
to sell goods at my usual LOW
PRICES. I make a specialty of
ENGRAVED AND PRINTED
STATIONERY and can furnish
tins class of goods very cheap. I
have on hand several thousand
Shipping Tags and Envelopes
which I will sell at very low prices
for the next few kays.
OWEN O. DUNN,
7 Craven St.
Madras and Zephyr Silk
mm
O
are all the voerue this summer,
fects
(fi lm in
y Uivw SjV
Also a large line of Caps,
straw white duck and flannel,
of patterns to select from.
I J. G. 'Dunn & Co.,
Men's e& Boy'N Wear, X
57 ZFolloclr Street-
Half of a man's
mer lies in the
We have the Swellest Line of
Negligee Shirts
you ever saw or ever will see- - Cheviots, Madras, Percale NKW AND
EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS Just
50c to
AND TO HKMIND .YOU we
Gent's Shoes, High and Low Cut. These we bought especially for
summer wear. Patent Calf, Vici, Velour, and Box Calf As good as
others charge $5.00 for Ours 3.00 to 3.5.
At Smith's
99 Middle Street
VOTING
We have on exhibition a BEAUTIFUL SILVKR SI'KAKI Nt!
TRUMPET which will lie given to one of our fire companies.
Kvcry customer to onr store will be given a check to the amount
of their cash purchase. These checks can be voted to either New Hern
or Atlantic Co. by writing the name of either company on hack of the
check and depositing Eame in a ballot bo arranged fur the purpose
Every 50c worth of checks counting as one vote.
At the close of the content the box will be opened, the decks
counted and the company receiving the greatest number of voles will
be given the trumpet.
COMK TO THE FRONT and HKLI YOUR OOMl'ANV WIN.
J. J. BAXTER,
Phone 160.
Horse Shoer,
HAM. .IACKKON.
I am still shoeing linrses, and doing
all kinds of Blacksmith work, have been
working at the business here in New
Bern 4U years; am on the Wharf, Back
of Chas. B. U ill's.
SOIjE AOENCY FOK
istwbm.
AT DAVIS' PHARMACY,
AtDaTis'.
Go to Davis' for moth balls, fly paper,
Insect powder.chlorlde of lime In cans for
disinfecting, etc
WE HAVE THEM!
V. WireEcreens, Door and Window 8cren, litrm Mowert, Ic ( ream
FnezerSaloaShaTers. ; '-.'A' - -" ''.
,,. 'A full line of nardwarev Painis, Oils, Varnish, ltnamels in Gold,
Sllvotf and Allumlnum. , . , ' ' :i rv
'j . A tew lot Ball bearing CorB,1inpiTrf.,;,-;;;;V "'"::V;C:v':
j't;Onronrlaa renrMentn,!. 'PRICES THIS LOWEST f" r' . "
fllA n. .mlm -'.!';;:' '"
C)iv ns yonr orders.
rHOMI
78 If
8
we are showintr all the new pf-
fc!9 SO
ufiantf vi
Boys' and Men's sizes, in cloth,
25c, 50c and 75c. A large line A
. .
comfort in sum
shirt he wears.
Received, at
$1.50.
have just in a beautiful line of
CONTEST.
89 middle Street.
Foy & Wood Co.,
Practical Tinners
and Plumbers.
Tobacco Flues, Stove Pipe, ainl
Hoofing.
We male a specially of Hot Air
Heating, and Steel Ceiling.
You will find us at
lrany'N Old NiiiihI,
Nou Oi Front Nl.
ato "a. nicoi.i.
TIIOH. O. IIVMAN.
loll 4 flyman,
Fire
Insurance.
Solicit trade and ask the patronage of
those desiring "re insurance.
Only First-class Cnniinles represent
ed. Temporary Office over Hyman Hupply
Co., t raven Street.
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