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VOL. I.
NEW BEIINE, N. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31; 1882.
NO. 182,
Local news.
Jounwl KlluUmrt Alnunte.
Sun rises, 6:32 I Length of day;
Sun sets, 5:05 1 10 hours,43 minutes.
0 4 :i i?Ioou risesat 9:51 p. ni. , ; .
Cymnailnm. .
The secretary of the New Berne Ath
letic and Social Club, Mr. R. O. E.
Lodge, has just received the Certificates
of stock for the members of the Club.
This certificate is very tasteful in de
sign, and it is suggested that all the
members come forward at ouce and
Last day of October.
The thermometer was up to summer pay up and get it from the secretary.
heat yesterday;
A carnival and masquerade is on
' : docket lor the skating rink next Friday
night.
The .South' Croekers drew on New
Berne for . six wagon loads of cotton
pickers yesterday. . '
The burnt cotton in tho railroad
' freight yard will be sold at auction this
morning at 10 o'clock.
' John . Allen t Jackson .'and '. others,
Creenbackers, will sneak ia James City
Friday night, Nov, 3d, 1883.
Federal supervisors of the election to
bo held next Tuesday have been ap-
pointed for Craven county. : i
The ladies of the Methodist church,
will have a dime party at the parsonage
this Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
One thousand four hundred bushels
pf rice lu. the market yesterday. .Prices
ranged from 85 to $1.03 per bushel.
Esq. Stanly tells us that the Republi
cans are becoming disgusted with the
, llahn and Stimson movements and are
3 going. to vote for Daniel Davis. ;
Mrs. A. R. Dennison and Miss Louise
Deunison have requested to be elected
to membership privileges of the New
Berne Athletic and Social Club. .
We were mistaken in our rice quota
tions. in Sunday's issue. Wo thought
our informant was from headquarters
and knew the price, but in this wo were
mistaken. .
The tteamer Defiance, from Baltimore
of the 'Clyde line, discharged a large
cargo of freight at her wharf on Mon
. day morning and sailed last night with
a cargo of 800 bales of cotton.
The steamer Goldtiboro, on her last
trip, brought in a large boiler and on
: gineforL. J. Haughton. It is for his
Jones county plantation and will be
carried f up by . the steamer Trent to
, - morrow. : '
Mr, R. Q. E. Lodge has the agency of
tho celebrated "Rush" skate and. in the
interest of the Gymnasium Association,
. offers to order skates for any desirin;
them, at manufacturers prices, which ia
25, per cent discount on retail prices).
He sends on an order to-day.
" " ' 1
Pollok.
". ' The spelling of Pollocksville is not
. settled yet. We learn that old deeds
bearing the signature of George Pollok
are in the possession of Mr. A. G. Bar-
t ruslpfl Polloksville. t Bring out the
. proof; we would like to have the mat-
.' ter settled.' ; '.'
The contract for building is to be given
out on the 15th of November, and it is
desired that all subscriptions be paid up
before that date.
the grea1; success attending a previous
attempt to conduct a campaign for two
parties at a time.
The memorable Prohibition campaign
Onslow County Items.
two
IComro and Juliet '
Were murdered twice last night
once by poison and before that by tho
acting. Romeo was a trifle true to life
about as much ns the silly lover would
expect to prove. The Juliet was the
school girl of actual life and not of the
stage.
In this criticism we do not say the
troupe is without merit only that it
is not suited to Shukesperian tragedy.
The playing is about equal to the
Florence Richmond troupo which held
the boards in Raleigh during Fair week.
To-night they give a new play The
Lady of Lyons.
Cotton Yesterday.
One hundred and twelve bules of cot
ton sold at the Exchange yesterday. It
was the dullest day of the season, until
late in tho evening, the buyers were
very backward. Spots were firm aud
unchanged in New York. Futures went
off a few points during the dny. The
prices here ranged from 9 J to 10.10. Mr.
Win. Dunn obtained the last named
price for three bales raised from Ozier
seed.
NEW YOKK MARKET, SPOT:
Middling 10 11-18 .
Strict low middling 10J
Low middling 10i.
NEW YOKK FUTURES:
Morning. Noon. Evening.
I have not much to .write' this week,
as I am very busy on the tramp; having
is charged to the account of the Demo- some fun now and then
crats, who chaperoned the bill and har- The people in this neighborhood can't
augued the people because they thought get cotton pickers, and their cotton
it more popular than it proved to be at patches are white with cotton
1 1 - 1 1 i ii. .-1 i. .ii .. . I . ,
uie huh, aim uien hku uie out wun.au , , RP..pr.,l
1 il i . tt I "
W1 "w PalrOT was aner ,ler U8 "V- (lavs oast but now it is fair and we had
posea W) ine meeting at nrsi, wnen tne
people had decided to take theirs with
out prohibition.
Adhere to principles is the advice of
the Panel to all political leaders who
wish to succeed. Leave expediency to
demagogues who generally succeed only
in rIiow ing that they are demagogues,
Then there is the matter of spelling
again agitating the public mind. Old
Mr. Pollock spelled it with a "c."
Young Mr. Pollok can't see it and spells
it without a "c." Now as the old gen
tleman has quit spelling it at all, and
October,
November,
December,
January,
10.58
10.58
10.60
10.C9
10.52
10.59
10.59
10.CS
10.45
10.51
10.51
10.00
LIVERPOOL SPOTS.
Uplands 6 5-16d.
Orleans 6 ll-16d.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
October, 6 14-64.
November, 6 6-64.
December, 6 7-04.
January, 6 9-64.
Change of Schedule.
The Superintendent of the Midland
Railroad informs us that in. the interest
of the fishermen at Beaufort tho old
schedule will be resumed to-morrow for
thrco or four weeks. This .change Is
made splely for the benefit of tho fisher
men who had resolved to stop fishing if
the present schedule continued.
Your Name tn Print.
--Mr. J. S. Morton, of tho firm of Mor
ton & Son of Harlowe, was in the city
on Monday with a lot of cotton for sale
He says tho Hahn men are sweeping the
field in his section.
herill Davis, the Ureeubacker, was
in to see us on Monday.' He reports the
speaking at Swift Creek on Saturday as
very boisterous.
Senator Matt Ransom was in the city
on Sunday, the guest of his brother,
Gen. Robt. Ransom. He left yesterday
morning for Beaufort where lie had an
appointment to speak last night. The
Senator is looking well and is making a
vigorous canvass.
Messrs. H. R. Bryan, M. D. W. Steven
son, L. J. Moore, C. R. Thomas, F. M
Simmons and Clement Manly are at
tending Carteret court.
Col. John N. Whitford was in the
city yesterday. He has completed the
canvass of Onslow, and says the pros
pects are very encouraging for the
Democrats. He will complete the can
vans of Jones this week.
Kev. jj. u. vass left for Winston yes-
the Sunday School
He is to deliver an
a heavy frost in this vicinity for
nights past
Whitford and Brown get ' aishy and
give one another severe blows; don't
mean fisty cuff blows, but talking blows
though I thought at one time they would
get together. The rest ' of the candi
dates seem to get on very smoothly.
The negroes don't like thoir candi
dates here talking about not voting for
Wassom for Solicitor, and say they wont
vote for any one who will not support
Wassom. Hoyt says ho wont support
ItT Jll . 111... .
the young gentleman still spells, the ",''" ""I'ly.'i """"way wv
Panel have decided to let hinvRpell. w
This much they can spy for the young The horses are dving In this county
man, anil that is, his way is the short- considerably. Mr. Charlie Russell lost
iwt. and in savins so roanv W it a fine mare a few days ago, one of, if
would, in the course of events, save hot the fattest animal in tho couuty iu
oceans of trouble in writing and print- harness. Mr. Harvey Cox lost one also
imr the name. The sal vatre bv this yesterday.-' Several others have lost
method, it will be soen, amounts to just some too. The- d isease is blind stag
one seventh of the whole, and the sev- gem
enth, be it remembered, was held in Mr. Henry Sandlin has ten acres of as
great reverence by a devout aud loyal good cotton as any I have seen, except
people in days that are gone. Mr. C. Stephens, who has a larger quan
The name of Newborn is again on the tity and of course looks better, Trnt
rack. This subject has engaged the Sandlin's will average 450 pounds lint
careful attention of the Panel, and the per acre per ten acres, while Stephen's
conclusion reached is that the Bmall "b" will average the same perhaps for fiftv
and terminal "n, as far back as the acres or more; the corn "fcrops are all
beginning of tho 17th century, smacks good. Frank Thompson, Onslow coun-
t 1 Ifl Ij . tt . rt ' ... . .
muciuy oi a meraiy craiiK. ty s mimic is iu line spirits ana in
Whoever doubts this is referred to tho best of humor, and well he may be.
the bits of history in Sunday's Jouraal for he too has a splendid crop of cotton
for a true index to the style of spelling and corn, besides some of the fiuest po
then practiced. When land is spelled tatoes we have seem "Cousin Frank
launde, and mast mctste, it looks crankye as he is commonly called, is confident of
to spell Berne hern. This question, how- his son's election to the legislature and
over, has so often been up and so often that makes him feel proud
decided both ways, that the Panel feel
inclined to confirm the decision below,
and deem the pronuaciaaion in both
cases of Pollok and New Berne so littlo
effected by the different modes, as' to
likely never lead to serious trouble;
Many persons have argued upon these
COMMERCIAL.
NEW BICItNE MAHKKT.
Cotton Middling 10 ; strict low
middling 9 7-8: low middling 9i.
Seed cotton Extra nice, die, ordi
nary 3iC. ::,
Corn Old, 81c; new 71c per bushel.
Rice 90c. to 81.02 per bushel.
Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm
at 2.50 for yellow dip.
tap. firm at 81.50 and 551.75.
Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb.
Honey 00c, per gallon.
Wheat 90c. per bushel.
Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c.
Fresh Pork IOo. per pound.
Eaas 21c per dozen. '
Peanuts $1.50. per bushel.
Fopdep. 85c per hundred for new. ,
Apples Mattamuskeets. 70 cts ner
bushel.. ' ' "'':'
Onions &4.00perbbl.
Peas-$1.1) to 1.25 per bushel.
IIipes Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5o, .
TalloWt-Oc per lb. .
Chickens Grown, 50c per pair.
Turkeys-;1.75 per pair.
Meal Bolted, $1.00 ptsr bushel.
Potatoes Irish. S4.00 uerbDl: sweet
40 to COc per bushel.
oHINGLES West India 5 inch, mixed.
82.50 per M. Building 5 inch, hearts.
3.50; saps, 2.50 pvr M.
questions, and many nave listened to acquainted with her polities will
anrmiiMiW - ' . . agree. Fulton will get no less than
400 majority. ML Airy News
The canvass is progressing satis
faetorily to our candidates and gives
assurance that the entire ticket will
be elected by increased majorities.
arguments
Many moro have not argued upon
these questions, and m".ny more have
not listeuod to arguments and yet there
is no one in this great mass of beings
f.lui.t. lmst nnv p.lfinrlv ilpfiurwl nnil wll
grounded opinion as,to what time the OoMsbon Mesxenqcr.
Episcopalians will finish their spire or senator Vance spoke to a larfe
nut more suitable iras fixtures in their crowd at Graham yesterday. It
church. was the largest assemblage that
ti.o .Tnwia f.,Mi inMino,i t Mnfn. "as been seen iu Uraliaiu since the
v, o'"--" -ir-. .. ..: x nr
Wo tho Pntln,. Pvf.hdr.fvo n tho it IHA.-OUHIU O.UII I Itl I i-II . J. M.
completion of their Platform, and sun- ?cVJrV. haH. dechued tOjOHi his
r luf Imp 111 tlto r tniimtMA t. .In. i
raa tltA iinlniH . 1 1 u n I - cj ova ,n o.nm hhkt !
jn'iTJ viiu Liiii...v. jiuuno m o iu duiiio ay
In to the End. , ..
Mr. Daniel Davis, the Greenback can
didate for sheriff, requests us to state terday to attend
that he is in the field to stay until the State Convention
Voting is all over. Ho thinks the re- address before the Convention, and al-
port will be spread abroad, just on the so one before a mass meeting of the
eve of the election, that he has declined, children,
and to counteract such rumors, he now
announces to his friends that he will
fight it through to the end.
Rev.- R. O. Burton, P. E. Wilmington
district, M. E Church, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Carrie Rishton, a teacher of the
Goldsboro Graded school, was in the
city on Sunday and returned to Golds
boro yesterday. '
Mr. E. Hubbs, special agent of the
Hirer Steamer.
The L. II. Cutler cleared for Trenton
yesterday with merchandise.
The Trent sailed for Bay river yester
day with merchandise,
The Contcntnea sailed for Bell's Ferry treasury uepartment, lei ton a trip south
yesterday. -:y ; t t.y$ ' J001" CVCU,US'
The'iVeuae arrived last Saturday night Miss Sadie Manly took the train for
with 111 bales of cotton and sailed on Goldsboro yesterday evening,
Monday morning for Jolly Old Field Gen. W. G. Lewis, of Raleigh, is in
with merchandise.
the city
Maj. W. A. Blount, of Beaufort, was
ia the city yesterday and left on the
evening train for Kinston
Ileduced Rates Tor Carrying Money,
The Southern Express Company has
reduced the tariff for carrying money
so as to make it cheaper than postofflce Jewel to the Front.
money orders. The following are the It was not the purpose of the Jewels
rates: ' ; "- . .
Sums of $20 and under, ,
Sums over ?20 to $40, inclu-
, sive, ' -Sums
over $40 to $30, inclu
sive, -Sums
over $50 to $75 inclus.
to have much to say during the busy
15 cents months of the year, but events of
public nature now demand their atten
tion, and silence might be construed as
indifference, so they again come to the
front,
The action of the Democratic Conven
tion at Goldsboro . does not suit tho
Pant.. If the party has distinctive
priuciplos, it should have distinctive
20
25
40
fer'sCourt, ,;
Louisa Harris, ' col.,, was before the
court yesterday morning for loud talk
ing ui,I cui:,; on the public streets, candidates to represent those principles
1 -if! ; ....,: n on t. If it has no principles it needs no cand
n. V. r,ir,. ley was up for being date, ns no candidate vory effectually
drunk
i.l ru
1 tj
n-y
He
.) to the
1 pay tho
represents no principles.
If the convention was endeavoring to
influence result m in tho Republican
I : j t y , tue ni'iiib.:;rs should reflect upon
Tlio State Campaign.
(Wilmington Star.)
Col. O. II. Dockery will speak at
Kaleigh on ; Thursday night ISov
2d -
Surry is certain, as . everybody
CITY ITEMS.
This column, iifxt to local new?, it to be v
for Local AtlvrrtixinK.- .
Found or Recovered.
A valuable stone ring containing d
monds and other precious stone. 1
owner can obtain the same by provi
property and paying cost of $10.
1 w B. A: Bell, Jeweler.
MiMt Ella E. Ive
Is now ready to resume her lessonR
Vocal nn. I Instrumental Music. W
make a specialty of Class Instruction
Vocal Music. Terms moderate. oc21
Eighty liveVents per barMl poid f
keroseni' bnriels. , f - . , .
octl!5t. ;Lj ? b A. R. Dennison.
Tb-Iight
Tho. Charminer and Accom
plished Young Actress,
Hiss Gertrude Elliott,
Kiipiiortea liy lmr own rowei-fiil
(aiij iiif, tier ow n
('i.niiiuiy,
Beautiful
Scenery and Costumes,
WILL GIVE THE
LADY OF LYONS !
This Evening, October 31.
Hesorved seals for tale at Ilic usual place.
Don't forget the date, OCT015EU .11.
F.DW1N LAWRKNCE,
oct25-dCt : ,' Manager.
Etiillinery.
1882-Fail -VVittter-IGC
OPENING-
Thursday. Oct, 19, IBC
. S. H. LANE & CO. S
Will display IhHr 1'IIoll'K SKLKLTION of !
BONNETS AND HATS
In thi! Lati'sl l-'all anl Winter Ktylei. Also
run i.ini'Ot .UIIIllirv(JMkln ill
Silks, Velvets, Satins, Fes
thers, Flowers, i
. And a Full Line of ; ; f
Ribbons, Embroidery, Etc
Tin' public me cordially Invited to cull on
Thursday the 19th,
and Inspect my stock, ':' '
Orders from tlie conntry soiieited, and sn
Isfaction guaranteed. . j
Mrs. S. H. Lane & Co.,
POLLOCK STREET,
oeiiN-uim New Berne. W. C.
GASTON HOUSE,
NEW li HIIM5, N. V.,
S: 11. STUEET- & SON, l'i-opi iclovs.
Tlio Only t'lrst-class Kimsi! In llae Oily.
Oinnilms connects willi . all Trains and
Steamers. Large sample rooms for commer
cial travelers. , oi'tlill-dlf
JOSEPH SGllWERin.
affected by the Ohio news.
The Panel will in the warm days of
next Summer endeavor.to show a more
explicit appreciation of the advantages
of it than they have heretofore.
Before the Jewels again address the
people, a great election will take place.
It is therefore proper that the Panel give
advice as to that event. Be sure to vote,
be sure to vote the ticket, be equally
sure to vote the ticket of your choice,
and remember that duties are man s,
and consequencies are God's.
, Kinston Items.
Bryan Smith, coroner of Duplin
county, was waylaid and shot to death
while on his horse going to feed his hogs.
The assassin nor the cause of the assas
sination has not come to light.
Oreennboro Patriot
On Friday November 3d, the
people of Iredell county will have a
big day in Statesville, when Senator
V ance and lion. 11. T. Bennett will
deliver , addresses. . Upon this oc
casion, there will be a mounted
street parade, and a i'ree public
dinner. Senator V auee has also
made an appointment to speak at
Mooresville, on , November 4th.
Charlotte Observer.
A correspondent writing from
Wadesville, Montgomery county,
says the Democrats are hopeful of
a victory. Mr. J. M. Brown, a
young man ot promise, is the candi
date for the Senate for the District
composed of Montgomery and Rich
mond, aud lie is giving Graham, the
Mongrel candidate, a hot time
NOTICE.
KEAI.t'.U I'KOl'OHAUS lo erect on Uroad
st. extended, the proponed bnlldlm; of "THE
NKWliERX ATHLETIC AND SOCIAL
CLUlt," will be received at tho .Hecrelary's
oflicfi until TintL'K O'CLOCK 1','M. WED
NESDAY, NOVEMBER lo, 14X2, at which time
and place they will he opened in the presence
of such bidders ns may he present. The plans
and specifications may he seen at Ihe above
office.
The right to leject any and all proposals, is
reserved hy the Directors.
liy order of the Board of Directors.
octlTdtd It. O. E. 1.01 Hi ft. Secretary.
Aliuiwlnn liY!!.- ml T.ilwki..i1u
Our Superior court adjourned the fall and doct Dockerj' and the Eepub
rm Saturday at half past 12 o clock p. icans 0 the ticket is h t,
Ti. i i :a t .. "
but; m flin luiuuna An nafnAitirwl miia
term
m. It has been quite a busy week,
criminal side of the docket taking up a,,0ndent writes us that Major Chas.
all the week. The civil docket was not price was to have spoken Monday
reached
State vs. Lewis Bryant, receiving sto
len hogs convicted and sent to the pen
itentiary two years. 1
State vs. Moses Anderson, larceny
-turned over to next inferior court.
State vs. George Jonkens, larceny-
Sent to the penitentiary two years.
State vs. Chrrles Barber, a youth, con
victed and imprisoned in the county
jail twelve months for entering the
store of R. Edwards at night with in
tent to commit a felony.
State vs. Sylvester Lawhorn, tor shoot
ing Herman Bryon; on affidavit of de
fendant removed to Duplin county.
State vs. Henry Kennedy for killing
Louis Crooin jury failed to agree mis
trial continued and defendant bonded
to spring term of this court, 1883.
State vs. Wm, C. Collins, a bright mu
latto, for the murder of his child ver
dict, murder; sentenced by the court to
be hung at Kinston on the 8th day of
December next between the hours of 12
o'clock m. 2 p. m. The judgment was
solemn and impressive, but the doomed
man seemed to be utterly indifferent . to
his fate.
The presiding Judge gave universal
satisfaction and impressed his people
with tho conviction of his honesty, abil
ity and impartiality.
at Sanford, Moore county, " but
lound ready to greet ; him an an
dionce of but four negroes and one
white man. lialeigh News-ObHcner,
Finding? a Iiahy in a Broadway
. 'Uus.
t Driver Michael Malioney detached
the horses from tne pole of omnibus
038 of the Madison avenue line at
tho'stables yesterday, made his re
port to the company, and then
lound on a seat m the 'bus a squal
ling baby very richly dressed. In
regular course it reached the hands
ot Matron Webb, in Toliee Head
quarters, who has had to do with no
end of babies, and who said that
"this baby's very coo showed it to
be of high degree."-
-JV". r. Sun.
Fall Oats. :
Mr. Eugene Eckel has forty acres
of oats now three feet high antl
heading. If he had three weeks
more beiore frost they would do to
cut ; but, as it is, he fears he will
lose his whole crop, lie believed
the cry of an early fall and sowetl
in July. Greensboro Bugle. t '
Exchange Lunch Room
One door North Cotton Exchange,
CRAVEN HTUEKT, NEW HEKNE, N. C,
1. L. TERRY, Proprietor.
Open 33a.y nxxcl ZSTiglit
mponum
FOE GOODS FOE
MEN'S WEAR.
The FINEST DISPLAY of READY-MAD
CLOTHING, JENTLEM EN'S FUltNlSHIS
GOODS and .HAND-MADE SHOES, In fin
anything to make a gentleman's wardrol
oomph-le, is nowopi-u and ready for imspn
Hon.
In Novellii ,ce oiler our
line Cassimere Pants, with Seven
Pockets,
something never shown before, and
Fine Reversible Overcoats,
representing ITLSTEHETTK rmniuaM.n,
ACK COAT on the other. ,
our silk llaiidkerehieft!, Searf, Ties, rii
Silk I'lnlii-ellas are not to he equalled by an
house iu the eitj -
inniiiiiiioniothiswe carry a Large Line
Carpels, Rugs and Blankets,
tt hieh we otier at LOW FIGURES.
Our Diagonal, lihio Beaver and Scotc!
(lieviot Suits, .
which for the last few venrshnvp lven iu i
general witisl'nefion. are LIVING PitOOK.
that you get the li EST GOODS for the LEAS
MONEY at our Emporium, oetlld&wtf
OYSTERS
Stewed. Fried, , , '
Broiled, Roasted.
Oysters Non the Half Shell.
Ham Kiuulwlch, iRologna ' Sausage, Chicken
Knhid, Sardines, Lobsters, Canned Keef.
' a Am: in season.
Soup JSvery Day.
A tienllemen'H SlttliiK Room connect
ed, where all the Intent New York and Kultl
moro Sporting and Illustrated Tapers aro on
(He. - oot,28-dlw
GEORGE ; A. OLIVER,
COTTON BROKER.
OFFICE ADJOINING COTTON EXCHANGE,
JJowbcru, ,. O,
S' The. very , lligheKt Market., Prices
Guaranteed. ' , ? 1
ConHlgnments of Cotton Solicited. ,
DJlLlf GEO C0TT0I1 ! !
' About ONE HUNDRED BALES DAMAGED
COTTON will le sold at PUI1LIC AUCTION In
the Freight Yard of the Midlnnd N.C. Rail
way, nt Newbern, N. C.,on TUESDAY, OCTO
BEUSlst, atTEN a.ui. '
, , -i - ROllEUTS A HENDERSON, '
. oct2o-dlw .' ... .!. , f : Agents
S. M. D. DEUEY,
Pollock St., New Berne, N. C
Afier a careful search in the' Norther
cit ies, the uuili'i-Kicned tukes pleasure In of
fi'ring for inspection her
CAREFULLY .SELECTED STOCK
- OF ..
iHinery.
We offer aConipU-te Assortment of Cholcesi
and Newest Novelties in
Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Zephyrs,
Laees and Embroidery Material
of all Kinds. "
Special attention lias been given In select
Ins the Latest style in bonnets am
HATS, and our EMBOSSED, VELVET an.
FLUSH RIBBONS are the "VERY LATES'l
AGONY." : ;', ,,
Particular notice is called to the
Elegant Display of Children's Good
Call and examine and get suited.
Having had mi exierlenceof OVERTWEN
TY-F1VE YEARS In the Millinery Business
conix-lltlon in my line Is challenged, and i
l(Hk at my stock will convince the publli
that I am selling the BEST OF GOODS Al
BOTTOM PRICES. . . t ,
Respectfully,
oetlldtr M. D. DEWEY.
- PAID FOR
Kerosene Barreb.
octlldot - - A. It. Dl -NM iOX.