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NEW BEENE, N. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1882.
VOL. I.
NO. 4.
OTTRNAE.
!t.
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LOCAL NEWS.
a Synopsis of the discourse, but advise
our citizens to avail themselves of the
pleasure of attending his meetings.
Spring weather yesterday.
No cases before the Mayor yesterday
Shad seventy-five cents per pair yes
terday, and but few in market.
Fifty-two tubs of fish shipped from
here over the Midland yesterday.
The Midland Railway Co. is construct
ing a new platform near the ware
house, i
E. M. Pavie is giving his building, on
Broad street, a neat coat of paint, which
adds greatly to its appearance.
Steam packet Ben Winder from Nor
folk was at the Hughes wharf yesterday
unloading ice for Watson & Darnels,
Esq. Hill Bays petty offences have
been greatly on the decrease in the Five
Points section since the beginning of
the year 1882.
Thos. E. Gaskins, a leading up-river
farmer, brought thirty bags of cotton
tha Nmiup. nn her last trip. He
left it in charge of Dail Bros, for sale.
The boats from Carteret county keep
New Berne well supplied with sweet
potatoes. Bahamas brought fifty cents
per bushel yesterday by the boat load.
"Yellow barks" shipping ' potato-
brought sixty-five cents per bushel by
the boat load.
Fire Alarm.
Yesterday, at noon, a false alarm of
fire was raised near the depot, giving us
an opportunity of seeing a little of the
New Berne Fire Department,
To our provincial eyes, unused to any
thing better than a hook and ladder
company, or a hand chemical engine
the fire companies here are masters of
their art, combining both power and
celerity. Standing up stairs in the
printing office, next door to the Atlantic
fire engine, and going down immediate
ly on hearing the fire alarm, we found
the engine already being driven out in
a trot, changed to a half ran as soon as
the horses got fairly in the street, with
the engineer sitting in rear of wagon,
hurriedly striking matches to get up
steam. And all this was done with the
disadvantage of one of the horses being
out of place in the back yard, the noon
feed being about to be given.
The New Berne, which is on Broad
street, further up town, made equally
as good time as the Atlantic, and, being
two blocks nearer the supposed fire,
reached there first. The horses for that
engine were at work on the street, and
so well drilled were they that upon
hearing the alarm they wheeled and
made for headquarters of their own
motion, as quickly and intelligently as
a man could have done. "
CITY ITEMS.
is building. Mr. A. Q. Coward will be- lecture here during court week is a
gin during this month the 'erection of source of pleasant anticipation to many,
an elegant two story dwelling. The He will find many most interesting sub-
Masonic Lodge at 'Bethel is now being jects of phrenological disection residing
painted and plastered. When the work m this county, and if our good people
now being done upon it is completed, be generous in their offerings of
this buildingvill be an ornament to the crftniumB for examination, the enter
community. The lower floor is used for fcjnment will be conmlete. There is
a school room and is now i occupied by one mm who lim in Trenton or near
Mr. j. u. Murphy, who has.a nounsmngK. ... .. fp . . - nn . . m:jij wl na vnlino Doilnrav Pn
school. The many public spirited citi-L " """" " I' " 7" ""luuuu "uu lumia uu-
, - .. vi antra, to uireaieu auu cumnianu. - io i; T R (3 TT Tj A K T f
zens are fully alive on the subject of L. . , T ... iBuuaa x u
i inno in i tnn n frnnui'mm irao miirnr
education. The good seeds sown by j- " r Yvnok KhlTiTiAlQ
"Ye Editor" ' during the winter! while say-prodigal regard for himself and II U Oft DUipptJI b.
acting as county superintendent of pub- withal, au imagination so indigent to On and after Monday, April 10, 1882,
Ho schools were not sown in vain. The hi evrv wish of famous narrative that Freight and Truck Train will leave New
This column, next tolnral new Is n h iuJ
for Local Advertising.
Just received, direct from Onslow
county, a choice lot of Lard and Hams,
well cured, nice and sweet. For sale at
low prices.
2-6t " C. E. FOY & CO.
THOS. GATES & CO.
OFFER A
LARGE STOCK
KINDS OF
OF ALL
Provisions and
people are beeinnine to realize that there at his bidding the curtain can rise on any Berne, Goldsboro and other points a.?
can be no progress without culture state of facts. He is a fitting subject, follows:
and no culture without schools. marked and distinct. I will not men- Leave Hew Berne, s.aop.M.
M; TiwU KiWrink -ma of onr best lion hia nam. Yon know him. lldsboro, daily except Sunday, 10.29
..I ilVn ... . . , Mtmroraiuumii, 11.47 A. M.
cinzens wno nas Deen in nnuuewwiw m conclusion paraon a compnnieni Leave Portsmouth " iovm
sorotime, we ar gUd to sJ, U tapidly I to your paper. Mv neighbors unite in Xri've Baltimore, ... " Monday 6.00 a- m
imDrovine. ..vW u i. tk W ' mf ,,,. ,,nl. Leave Portsmouth, Wed., Sat. and Mon.
O t. ti, mrr.rmtr tha fair .. . , I e nilliieiripum, inurH., SUO.X TufS, Ir, Jt
W.iy w - - uisneain jsewuerne. Tins mav fca i.Pprt,,ti, ....m...
T :.. -wtoWI,r hll .... . - . - . -.
wuvu rlmihtiul cnmnl ment." hut. 1 nionn t to Arv've New York. Wed. Tri. and Mo... A M
Leave 1'ortsmoutli, Tuesday and Friday 3.00 P. M
Arr'vu nnctin TpM.v nn UnnJnn A V
T T- , f ,, TIT T 1 . tJ , A.M..
V erjr repeouuiijf, . u
Dry Goods
Dr. Wm. Peterson, of South Creek,
Beaufort county, is now in the city. He
reports the health remarkably good, and
farmers are busy planting their crops.
Pri-HOiial. . '
' Mr. Mary Bayard Clarke is in atten
dance at Snow Hill Court, being sum-
moned a witness in the case of Dr. G.
v tion-wno Mra. f!vhthia Dunn, re-
UOgUJ vo.
jnoved from Lenoir, .
The steamer Trent left on her regular
trip to Jolly Old field on yesterday with
a fair load of freight.
The Pamlico cleared at 1 P. M- yester
day with a good load, of naval stores,
cotton, vegetables c,
FrclBbt ArwvaUi
Fi-eights over the Midland arrived for
the following parties on Wednesday:
C. H. Fowler, G. B. Guiou, V. Barzanti,
Duffy & Co., Mills & Walker, John Su
ter, Manwell & Crabtree, H-ISperling,
3. A. Meadows, V. Ki- mqvpr, Hv m
Lawrpnce, Gen. B. Hansom, E. D.
thur, Roberts & Bros., Geo. N. Ives.
liUUUJ "l " I be a true one.
Lenoir ieeis proua oi ner many cnann-1
ing belles. , Why there are so many old
bachelors in the county' is a mystery to
your old and humble correspondent,
K. E. Poetkr.
AT VERY LOW FIQURES.
Merchants for the Sale of
STATE NEWS.
Cleaned from our Exchange!.
Jones County Items
Governor Jams denies that he is
Mahoneizing and that he is after Sena-
I tor Ransom's place.
News & Observer: Poultry is very
scarce and high. Eggs have fallen from
Shipment made on Saturday, will
have to remain over in New Berne I
and Weldon until MONDAY, when
they go forward on regular schedule.
J. B. YATES,
Ch'f Eng. it Sen. Manager.
Apr. G. tf New Berne. N. C.
Cotton and Guano.
SOUTH FRONT ST.. OPPOSITE
GASTON HOUSE.
Mr. 30-w-ly.
Ar-
Sew Berne Market.
Cotton: Middling, Hi. Low Mid
dling 1D4, Good Ordinary 91 Ordinary 8. 1
Pales yesterday of fifty pajeB fti prices
fangingfrQml0.fiatql5.78. .
Turpentine. Yellow dip
Scrape $2.00 per barrel of 280 fts.
Rick. 1.10 to 1.20. Sales of 200 bush
els at the latter figure.
Corn. In bulk 83 cents, in sacks 86
ptantS Pr bushel.
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Klmrn Shin.
E. M. FQSBU8, Esq., of Jones county,
showed us yesterday a coin uBed during
the war of 1812, called a sharp shin. It
simply a Mexican dollar cut into eight
pieces triangular shape-and used for
phajige. Mr. Foscue, in settling the es
ate. of tliV la? Paftiel trfVPR' fPfid
this pisoe of coin i a trunk, and he was
informed that Mr. Harrison's father
purchased it while at Beach Island
during the war of 1812.
Steamer Arrival. .
psftpnee, Pf fhe Clyde Line, came it
htev4ay roornjng at 8 q'efick wb a
full load! of general merchandise, guano
and a lot of horses and mules for A. &
'. M. Hahn. - - " "
The Trent came in from up Neuse
with corn, shad and a number of pas
sengers on yesterday evening.
fkmmtnea arrive frojn TrentoR yej
; rda atS ?,Jf, "irltfea fall cargo of
corn.'meal and COttOBi
Pamlico, Gapt. Pritchett, of ..the Old
Dominion Line, came in yesterday morn
ing with fair cargo Of general mer
chandise and five passengers.
La Grange Items.
Wheat is making a fine appearance.
James Hardee and Wiggins, In the
Institute Section, were married last
week.
Corn planting was the order of the
day laRt week. The smart ones are
nearly through, while the lazy ones
have not commenced.
Saturday afternoon is the harvest time
among the merchants in town. Judging
from appearances, last Saturday did not
yield a bountiful harvest,
Col. J. W. Isler, of Wayne, who has
beep seriously jll for the past two or
three weeks, was in town Saturday.
His health is still quite feeble.
Ben. F. Sutton, of Bucklesbury, took
unto himself a third wife on last Thurs-!
day. Miss Elsie Herring, of Wayne
county, was selected as the bride.
Fishing with hook and lia In B.PA
Cretk is" a paying business to some.
Henry Bunn caught a "chub-fish" that
weighed, when first caught, 9 pounds.
So says the fisherman.
Lewis Hinson, the man who hand-
sticked Henry Sutten's head, was up be
fore Capt. W- S. Byrd, ad. discharged
without bond. It is curious to know
how aggravated cases can be made to
appear, and upon investigation the evi
dence is entirely different.
Commissioner's meeting to-day, not so
manv nresent as usual. -
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The farmers incounty generally are TT TSw T O. WIT TT A IT FT)
-r . last Haturaav eveninsr were i,uo,a.
paring for their crops and in planting. x chicken with a beard like that
Jones countv can boast of haVinir as prac- which adorns a turkey gobler , is shown
ticall energetic and welt to do farmers asa curiosity at Moore & Pegram's
, 1V ol 4- ti.j to. store. Gov. Jarvis will to-morrow
as any county in the State. I am glad to ,eave for thfl west tQ make) in company
see men diversifying their crops and es- with Senator Vance and TreaHiuer
twfiiftllv have thev planted more small Worth, an inspection of the completed
grainthan usual. l JtSiS
crops are more profitable well as a wingtm Uader. A Winston ca.
more certammode of farming. narv bird bears the eunhonious name of
i I offer diversifying as a suggestion to jonn Algernon Bacon. -Sixteen per
the farmers and I hope you will discuss sons were confirmed in the Moravian
the subject through the columns of your church , last Sunday evenining. The
j 6 j rite of baptism was administered to four
PaDer- ohUdren at the Episcopal church last
Willie Hutchins a nephew of Mrs. Sunday. -R. M. Sloan of the First Na
Parker ftbout 14 y ww of age, died in tional Bank of Winston, has been elect
i.t.i i; a.o nfhanr-t ed Cashier of the Reidisville National
"" WVH,MW' Bank. Thirty-three barrels of whis-
ulDWp. kev were sold by the Uollector on Dn
Miss Hattie Moses of Kinston is visit- iav last, the same having been
ing Mrs. Capt. Page. to the United States. Henry Hill, a
Dr. J. H. Scarboro of Sampson county coioreu aau earner, mu6vj v. w - yor ,,ollse if degln,d
l,aawa, thfanlai to notice his WMnn5le.
-- tween nuw throve ana nan t en -y, i n A nnm-nfi a a ttti titttiti I ATkTimT
profession. The Dr. has naa two or jn awaiting trial at the Federal I AJXlVLLiXlo oil V i lYLUli Ii 1 1 1 T UiX!illxJ
three years practice and sustains qvme a uourt, uaay nexi is easier. , a
good reputation, anflj amWet fee WWJ!;
will sloped,
keeps constantly on hand a
choice lot of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
aruiers suppiie?, sncn as
PORK, FLOUR, SUGAR, COF
FEE MOLASSES &c.
also-
DRY GOODS
Notions, Caps,
HATS, &c.
A FULL STOCK OF
SBOEB
all of which will be sold as CHEAP
as the Cheapest.
MIDDLE STREET, onuosite Peonle's
I - " . . . " . i 'i.j .
day last, tne same naving oeen lorie wa Market, NEW BERNE, N. C.
Goods sold in thp Cily delivered delivered at I
Apr. 4,1 jdtw
CENTRAL HOTEL,
W. E. PATTERSON, Phop'k,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
THIS WELL KNOWN AND COMMODIOUS
house, as its name Implies, is situated in the
central and business portion of the city, henc
ireoimiipiim nseit lor its convenience to the
trarelline public. Affording solicitors every
opportunity of visiting business correspondent.
It has attentive servants, and its table is always
Every Delicacy of the Season.
Its rooms are lare, airy and well furnished.
AN OMNIBUS
for the accommodation of guests to and from
trains and steamers free of charge a special
feature in this city,
aii me appurtenances, of a modern . .
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
April l-d-ly. .
A. H, H0LT0N,
DEALER IN
Istonto witness fhe Moravian customs
I ou that day. We lean that several of
I OFFER THE
VERRY HIGHEST GRADE OF
AND
The superior eourt of this county con- GreeBBboro's fair daughters will visit f "
mes next week, the criminal docket is the "Queen city of the Western Hills." ? I L I Z E R I D O M "R S T T P
" " ' a Qll1, IttiinV ftf Viil !llvsi-l
TTnlden '" K1 on spot fash, UHiial time
price 945.
venes
very small
morality of the county.
Jones County Letter.
DiyiD Gkove Near Trenton.
Messrs. Editors: An ancient
proverb hath it
"There'sjmany a slip
iTnilit fhamin ftnrl th lin."
of the house, he reached out his hand to
I A.nl,n Xir, Lt nnA in on i-iaianf. foil hflf'L'
I say ancient proverb because m chair, naralvzed. A physician at
ti.q f.ir.roi oiomonr in tno T?piihlir-an 1 formation eathered flOltt those pretend- once attended. Gov. Holden was una-
party of this State have convened, ing of leaping is that t V fStaSI to
I pee that one (le grievances set forth the presence of Ancaeus,, King ol ba- . . .fc . ted well auJ yesteiday
is tlat the colored people are partially mos, who lived through the Trojan war, morning was much better and aine to
'. u-ij j..: A , .. i ii .A..J. LniriHii Hia nil vsian thinks fhe attack
VJLUiuuuu limn buuuE uu iuubb. juit tnt 11 was a EOUU cuuuiei, uiicinmua i""'"-""' r--j
person, be he white or colored, who in ao hy tU T.nHn subsequently trans- a Bllnt one-8 UtwemT,
complains because he is excluded from jated Enicius Clarus, and rendered - Military News.
tne jury-Dox, discloses tne iact tnat ne TVnsamus in his time, by a very ele I
is entirely unfit to serve. It is about , nf uantar. ri,tn mh t The Charlotte Observer says:
I Vllllli 1111C VI ULAHU1VII IHW mhvh
fiundav mornintr Gov. W. W.
attended Sunday scool, as usual, at the
First BaDtist church. Going home after
thn closa of the school services, he
awaited the hour for church. Just be
fore 11 o'clock he was in his sitting
room, and as several members of his 13 Suot (,ashi JISal timc 1)rioe ig 16t
WINES & LIQUORS,
TOBACCO 8 & CIGARS.
HOME FERTILIZER,
KAINIT FERTILIZER,
$1 5 Spot Cash, usiial time price is $20
PERUVIAN GUANO, Lobos, $58
Spot Cash.
Discount from above prices for large lots.
No Losses!
IVo Bad Debts!
Apr. 1, ly dtw
MIDDLE LTREET,
NEW 1IERNE, N. C.
ftiTho very Highest grade of Goods,
, T ! . ... l 1, 1J i.
Already
. . . . - i . i "
time for thepplitipal cauldron to boih f" " ; , " " ' Auafhe -nm TrJfiZ a l ve,y prices. 'All subject
and we may expec to see te scHm . . , this year an occasion long to be remem- to analysis of DrDabney StateChem-
t -. - - k - - - - - - - a. .. v T w u a m. m
rise, ' . . c lbered. A letter ftW . peon leceiveu uy n axiiiiau u. vu i
Lenoir Letter.
GpiSTENTNEA Neck, April 4, 1882.
MEsSsr Editors: Though the Jour
nal has departed frpm "jfopu-
piepal Gity'' and has taken up its abode
in the "City of Elms," still we all feel
II. . 1. . I " 1 W V..V www.w- , . . , 1
Now sir, to an application , of my j - -J" tie Horned !
proverb. I am not apt at application in mbU Riflemen, from Adiutant General
?uch matters. The fact i Plain that Jopes, conveying the gratifying mtein-
there is po A WeSSSSJS
yet- Jpejider apply, ' several days about that time, and of
Mr, Hestbas ofllBredto dotlie work course the military here win ao tne
of construction and equipment through portly tofee mapped out; K Han
the entue county on the payment to -nek and staff. Gov. Jarvis and staff,
him of $50,000. The great agricultural and quite a number of othor prominent
Mar. 30 lm w.
New Berne, N. C.
a deep and abiding interest in its wel
fare and success. After seeing your interest of the future of Jones county ttW betavitod'
obiio ff locif: Wfinlr xra tinw fafil noan rrl I I 1
IT.V: ITii Jr".-" deraand8 a railroad, put tyw tlgvu-es,
,. Ji. tu t.t i.., alas TP? ?nty Of good people
. . . t , i v r' ii"-" about Chinauipin. who CRO't read that
heretofore cpntaipeJ, but a yasly imi , , ' - v
-Ai Z'Si.mZ Jwa JJa sort of writing, Mr. B. must come at
moral and political influencfl in EaRtam us
Carolina. We have heard many express ' Not many people out on Monday last;
oottofo,.tin Hti tvo firat iaaiiA ' Atvank & nood 8ien work to do at home. The
our congratulations upon the bright homy handed sons of toU, as. our ftod
prospects which lie before you. office seekers calls ttW Vy
RftV. B. F. Mangle,
" kaiis " diirigiad ri abje diyipe
pUgap a serie of meetings in the Pres
byterian Church on Tuesday night. It
was our pleasure to be present, and were
not only deeply interested in the disser
tation of his theme, but were greatly
pdjfled. The subject was Safety, apd
well did he say thaf in all Wi agricnl-
tuial, sacred and political relations, we
desired to be on the safe side. The
speaker said there is a life beyond and
there were two worlds beyond and we
must inhabit one or the other, 'lne
safe one is preferable to the unsafe one.
The speaker showed (a) from the ex
wnente pf typ saMfid dpatj ap4 ()
f voro the word of God that the only safe
and infallible 'side is Christ and Christi
anity. We will not attempt to give even
Federal Covert.
This court convenes to-morrow for
reeular business. We learn there are on
the criminal trial docket eighty cases
all for illegal distilling, retailing,
movinsr. Ac. There are twenty-six cas
es in whicn the unuea etaies nave sueu
distillers upon their warehouse bonds
i for their non-navment of taxes. There
are twenty warrants returned by com
Midlannd N. C. Railway Co,
Atlantic and No. Ca. Division.
TIME TABLE No. 13.
In Effect Sunday, 11:44 P. M., October
3U, 1881.
Express, Passenger and Mail Trains
run on this road as roiiows:
EAST.
No. 47
Arr. L've.
STATIONS.
lc DCCclB W W V' , ' J missioneri parties being held for court.
The farmers of this section are busily, Y $ ftfe now Bavwg an aouuuauce oi m alg0 thirty civii Bmt8. We
ift Pf?parnig Wff m W ym b TwTrT.ii;;
plaptipg. There will be a slight increase number out on Monoay, au young men - . " -
In the acreage in cotton. Small grain is save Capt. Rasberry, who Is justly called jjg ime.Greew86ora BvgZe.
looking unusually well. We venture "the. father of the bar." When Capt.
the assertion that there is some as fine Rasberry draws his broad sword for the
wheat in this township as there is in the aieua the Kimet pj soldier U well
county. We have some ; excelled far- m$ ty ui8 younger friend, Mr. Pearsal.
m?r5' Me8w8, A" V fif r' Mr. D. Perry of Lenoir comes out
Rouutree, Q, T, Barwiok, R. M. Abbott eVery publlc day. ' He te a rising yeung
and several others In our community are mn M oilman and F.D. Koonce
not only making a living, but are making f Qmlovr Mr Manly of New Berne,
money on iriarms ad Mr. Cab, Koonce were , all In at-
amount of productive land in this town- QQ Mond : , i
ship. Only pluck and energy are neces- ' . . .ft .
sary to make it the garden sr of -V l '.Z
x-m not. Lunrln behind In ma- Oamagea Dy me water a w wgnis ago. - - n
T" " Pf" 5 T OO O . T . I . . 1 . AL.4 . X, aAM
terial improvement Mr. Jno.- L. lyes Wt quicwy repairea oj u enfrgvc au comp.en w v..
has lately completed a large and com- geutleman. ; : No reasonable offer refused,
modious dwelling. Mr. Frank Bruton1 The news that Dr. Barker tegoingto f, AGQSTINE New .erje
HA1! HAY! ,
- ' FINK LOT
NORTH RIVER HAY
Just received and for sale low.
ELIJAH ELLIS.
Apr 6 1 w d '
A. M.
6 l
6 12
6 31
4ti
7 20
7 41
8 04
8 13
8 SS
ft 19
9 30
ft AO
ft A3
10 S
10 3fl
10 46
10 A7
H OS.
A. M.
FOB SALE.
AT A BARGAIN.
I A Matthew's Soda Water appa-
A.M.I-
A 3(1 Goldsboro, .
fl 00
6 lt
a si
ti 60 j
7 20
7 4V
Best's .
Lii Grange
Palling Creek,
Kintstou,
Dover
Core Creek
8 (U Tusearora,
(t 13 Clark's
8 4A New Berne,
8 1ft Riverdale, ......
ft 30 Croatan
ft 60 Woodbriidge, .
ft 63
10 30
10 Sft
10 46
11 00
Havelock, ..
Newport,
Hollywood,
Macon Hotel, ,.
Atlantic Hotel,
Morehead Deiot,...
WI ST
No. 48
Arr. L've.
P. M.
8 30
00
S 46
S 30
A 10
4 40
4 13
3 A4
S 46
S 13
8 Sft
lt8
a 08
a us
i
1 17
1 10
13 49:
P. M,
P. M.
8 00
A 60
A 30
6 16
4 4ft
4 10
5 64
3 46
3 26
a
a 28
a
206
1 34
1 17
1 10
12 Aft
12 44
P. M,
G.
ERDKU
MANUFACTURER OF
CHOICE HAVANA
-AND
DOMESTIC
CIGARS.
POLLOCK Street,
Apr. 1,1 y D
NEW BERNE, N C,
CHEAPEST LSTJ0 STOBZ IN TOWN.
U. S. MACE,
Wholesale and ltetall Druggist,
MARKET WHARF, NEW BERNE. N. O.
Alao keepa on hand (all line of
ROPES AND TWINES,
SPIKES. NAILS, CANVASS,
AND ALL KINDS
SHIP CHANDELBT,
PAINTS) OILS and BRUSHES.
April l-w-em.
THROUHAND WAY FREIGHT, PAS
SENGER CAR ATTACHED.
P. M.
7 34
7 63
8 24
. 8 A:l
10 01
10 S3
11 04
11 17
1$ oo
P. M.
7 001
7 Sfii
8 00
8 87
ft 23
10 OS
Goldsboro, ....
ltest'a, ...................
La Orange,
Falling Greek, .......
A III HiUU
Dover,
iu 4iji'ore vwkk,- .
11 Oft Tnnearor,..
11 18 Clark's .......
md'ntNewBerne,
A. M.
ft 16
8 37
7 60
tar
4
802
6
SOS
4 8l
A. M.
8 38
8 18
1 S
T Oil
SOT
A 34
806
44ft
400
M. H. SULTAN,
LOW PRICES MUST ETJLE.
MY MOTTO GOOD QUALITIES, THE
BEST AND NEWEST STYLES
AND CHEAP PRICES.
HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NORTH
with a good and ana selected itock of
Ladies' Dreaa Good,
Clothing, Booti and Shoei,
Hats and Capa, Trunks and
Valices, Notions, &&, &c.
COME AND COMPARE
QUALITY AND PRICES,
AND YOU WILL BE TO BUY FROM
II. H. SULTAN.
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