VOL. I.
NEW BERNE, N. ti, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1882.
no. ir
LOCAL NEWS.
J o u i tin 1 HStulatin-e Almanac. ..,'-.
Sim rises, 6:87 ) Length of day,
Sun sets, 4:52 J 10 hours, 15 minutes.
Moon sets at 9:10 p. m.
LATEST ELECTION NEWS. '
Special to the JOVRXAU , V'.' '.'.;'
Raleigh, November 14. Official re
turns from, all counties except Graham
tiive Bennett 373 tnaionty. Graham is
a pemocrat'o majority. . S. A. AsnE.
The old Patterson wharf is being re
paired. . . '" - 1,
, The first clean rice of the season was
shipped by the 8teamer Stout on yester
day. '. ' .:; -' v-:''.. ,
The M.; E. Church Working Society
will meet at Mr. A. B. Powell's to-night
at 8 o'clock.- '
Mr. John Dilliard was the largest cot
Cotton Yesterday.
At last cotton is slowly creeping up
ward. It is to be hoped that the bottom
has been struck and that in tho future
better prices vill prevail. Spots in Not
York.went up 1-16, and futures showed
a slight advance. One hundred and
seventy-five bales were sold at the Ex
change, the best going at 9.90.
NEW YOllK MARKET. SPOT:
Middling 10 7-16.
Strict low middling 10 4-16. ' ; :
Low middling 10. . ,
; NEW YQRK FUTURE8:
Morning. Noon. Evening.
November, , m.sa ,iu.40
December,1 10.29 10.29
January, 10.35 10.85
February, 10.40 10.40
LIVKKPOOL SPOTS.
Uplands 6.
Orleans 6 7-16 : . .
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
December, 6 2-64. '
January,' 6 2-64. -,
February, 6 3-64. -
Einston Items
10.39
10.29
10.35
10.46
Died. -;,--'
On Tuesdaay morning the epirit of
ton seller in the market yesterday, and Ella D. Roberts, daughter of Captain D.
got the highest price. He Bold 46 bales
The annual conference of the A. M.
E. Church, will convene in this city at
Rue's Chapel to-day. Bishop Papie
will preside. ! .
The market dock was crowded with
boats ' yesterday. Oysters", potatoes,
seed cotton, cotton seed, etc.,' constitu
ted their cargoes. ','''. '
All Wilmington theatre-goers will re
member the fine Madison Square The
atre company that appeared here in
' "Esmeralda" and "Hazel Kirke." They
were at Asheville, recently, and tried
to make Hudsonville, N. C, in private
conveyances, to take the cars for Green'
ville, S. C., but were lost and scattered
L. and Mrs. Mary J: Roberts: left its
mortal tenement for an immortal homo.
She had been sick for some time of ma-
larial fever, ad died yesterday, aged 14 vius Mosely
Rough rice, 90c.
Clean rice, 6c. per pouad. 1
Corn, 8Dc. per bueliel.
Meal, ?1.00 per bushel.
Hams, 20c. per pound.
Fresh pork, 11c. per pound. ;
Lard, 20c per lb. .
Butter, 40c per lb.
Chickens. 60c per pair.
Eggs, 20c; per dozen.
Seed cotton, Sc per lb. . . ,
Lint cotton, 9.30 j
It is getting go clone between Bennett
and Dockery, that Dr, Bryan is calling,
fretfully, for the Swift Creek mandamus
at once. .. .-' " :'
The Richmond and McElretlv troupe
played two tights last week in Kinstou
Wednesday and Saturday-'-to; good
houses. ' '
In the eastern part of this State, "a
storm in the harbor" struck the Repub
lican ship last Tuesday. The party in
the east relied too much on the safety
of its position. ,1
Mrs. Lamia Mosely, consort of Octa-
and daughter of L. J.
The Election In Pamlico.
(Enterprise.). .
Below we give the Democratic major
ities in this county outside of those for
Judges, the majorities for the Judicial
ticket ranging from 201 to 258: ,
Bennett, for congressman-at -large,
219; Latham, for representative' from
first district. 24i; Cahov for the senate.
218; Poole, for tho senate, 196; McCot
ter, for the house pf representatives.
La Grange items. ;
Sheriff Davis was in the burg Satur
day, '. ' v ' ' '
W. L. Hardy, in Trent township,
lost a child hist week of erysipelas, so I
learn. " . - - ,
Cotton 9 5-16, corn 50 cents, wheat,
seed, $1.25, eggs 5 cents, N. C. bacon,
none in market. 1 v
J. K. Driver, hits a child seriously ill 187; Blount, for solicitor, .195; Fowler.
of sore throat. Dr. Kirkpatrick says it ' treasurer 325: Hooker, for sheriff,
. - , , , 187; Miller, for superior- court clerk,
,tausea y uisoruereu m er. . . 258; Jewell, for register of deeds, 216;
Another shootinff affair at White Hull Uatlin, for coroner, li; Campen, lor
Inst Rnt,,r,lnr n,Vht. ' O. TC. TTzzell was surveyor ,'195. , The majorities for town-
,' , . , ",.. . . ship 'constables were: Township No. 1,
shot at twice by W dtam G. Davis. No- BftnkBi 37; No. s chas. McCleese,
body hurt. 34; No. 3, S. F. McCotter, 34. No. 5
w wU'n. .n.,u .wh,. Stephen Harris, 27. Owing to- irrecu
,, , , . , , ,. Ilantiea the vote at V andomero was not
bio, has been appointed town policeman, COUnted-thc poll holders were not
and now wears the proper emblem of sworn in and none of them were present
his office. Ho promises to bo a terror at the canvassing of the votes, the re
to the vulgar and profane. turns being made by a candidate.
me recent election news, so lavorume no election whatever,
to the Republicans, has produced quite
a cliange in the countenance ana con
duct of many of the "truly loyal.", One I
is reminded ot the sunshine alter a
summer shower.
This Column, iwxt to local new. Ik
fur Local AdvertuuiK.
Wanted,'
: Two rooms of a dwelling house i
city. Apply to
novl5-2t Journal Off:
Notice is hereby riveu that the i
lution passed by the City Council, f
orizingtha Tax Collector to tak.
half of city takes in city vouchei-s
they are offered, will expire on t! ;
of November.. After that date all i
will be demanded.
. . R. D. HANfcoCK,
novlltd. ' Tax Collect, r
Eighty-five ceuta per barrnl ctid
kerosene barrels.
oct!15t. A. R. Denniso:
years and 8 months. Her funeral will Mewborne, died of consumption last
take place this evening at 4 o'clock Sunday, the 12th hist., at her residence
from tUo Methodist church. Tho friends in Lenoir county.
and relatives of tho deceased are invited Tho steamer Kinston cleared this
to attend. '
'Thoro is nodeutli ! The stars eo down
To rise unon Homo fulrer nhore:
And bright in Heaven's jeweled crown
xney hinne iorevermoro.
There is no death ! An ancel form
Walks o'er the earth with silent, ti cad:
Hrt bears our best loved things away;
jnu men we can wein 'Meua.".
"And ever near us though unseen,
The dear immortal spirits tread; 1
For all the boundless universe
Is Hie tfun tre no dead.
wharf Monday morning with 90 bales
of cotton; the A'cuse, with 60 and the
flat with 60 bales. The river at this
place isvery low. t
It is said that Barnum with uncle
"Sammy 's barrel," was in Wilson coun
ty just before the election buying votes,
and that the negro voters demanded
higher prices than the "palo face" race
COMMERCIAL.
The Falling Creek mills, owned by
Mr. J. T. Askew, and under the man
agement of Messrs. Fields and Holland, nary 8c.
NEW UEUNE MAltKIST.
Cotton Middlimr 9i : strict low
middling d'V, low middling 9J.
Heed cotton- Extra nice, ajc.Cordi
in the mountains, and wearily worked Bennett Elected. u
their way back to Asheville; They , The agony is over and Judge Bennett D. R. Walker, at the Nunn House last
could have made Greenville for Satur- s elected hy a small majority. Official Wednesday night, indulged in a halle-
day night, but weie mad at their moun- returns from every county in the State luia of glory saying the mission of the
tain mishap and went from Asheville to except Graham,, which is Democratic Democratic party for the campaign had
Saliwmrv. N. C. New South. ' Dy a small majority, gives Judge tien- ended and no would walK no more
, nett .876" majority. Too close a pull to forever
jU101 . iff , I , ,, . , ' , , - ... I
Tn -Shr WAv-miw.r uil. 1SS2.' peconuoiiaDie, put Detter that than to Gov.". jarvis was called out at the
Thomas Radford, aged 20 years 8 months nave the boot on the other leg. ; ' . Nunn House in Kinston last Wednesday
and 14 aays. ; we are giau to note that the entn e njKht and said, Pitt county had eone
The funeral will take place iromtne judicial ticket on the democratic side tothe devil that it was a ereat Water
JNeuse street metnortist Uhurcn to-day is eiectea. judges icumn.-uumer loo defeat, but lie was not certain which
at 1 o'clock p. m. Friends and acquain- mcvoy and the remainder of the Demo- army had gained the victory.
. ' . , ,, ,.-. , I i YYcyiioi uiiiino ma voiuuiuko nuts
their onnonentR. and thn St,Rt. in in ho I . ...
Steamer Cleared. . . ' , .., acted too powerfully on the Democratic
, . cuuEratuiateu uu uieir eiecLion. i . ... . .
The tnenan.oan sanea lor jiizaDetn " ,. ,,, 4 , . 7 , , party; it has driven out too many
City at 5 o'clock yesterday evening , cou"' "A - "-f hv0rms and hence the closeness of the
with 400 bales of cotton and 1500 bush- , , ' - A contest
, Af ripo I icouvio wait biiuj. nig uii ttuu jlauiu
...-v.'r.. -ww" .. ,: I c i.. a.,- ... -
iBiu , ui juiuro ueieais uiey win en-
have been overhauled and thoroughly
repaired. Mr. B. F. Aldridge, who did
the work, has had Considerable expo
rience in building and repairing mills,
and pronounces them in fine order.
Capt. Lemuel II. Hartsfield. formerly
a citizen of this county, died at the resi
dence of his son-in-law in Goldsboro, on
last Friday night. Capt. Hartsfield
served m the U . is. army . m the war
with Mexico, and commanded a cavalry
Corn Old, 81c; new 75c. per bushel
men si.uo to sji.uu per bushel
Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm
at lor yellow dip.
TAR i irm at tfl.SU and 1.75.
BiiiisWAX 20c. to 22c. per lb.
Honey GOc. per gallon.
Wheat 90c. per bushel.
Beef On foot, 5o. to 7c.
Fuesh Pork 10c. per pound.
Eggs 21c. per dozen.
Peanuts New crop, $1.00 per bushel
ot as ids.
Fodder 75c. per hundred for new,
apples Mattarnuskeets,
ti I ho nnnfflrlprnfA . nrmv in I , , . ' 1
' "J " DUShei.
Onions $4.00 per bbl.
Peas 1.10 to fl.25 per bushel.
Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c,
the great civil war. He was highly re-
spected by those who knew him.
Coin' plaints are being made in the
Bucklesbery section about hog thieves.
Thomas Sutton, a prosperous farmer in
that place, says that he loses about one
a
city he:::
skating ri:::i i
f lake pleasure In informing the public t
I will Ueep open every night In the
Weinstein B uildin
' AFlItST CLASS v
Skating Rink.
Where I will have the best of modern rol!
skates for the accommodation of my pat it,
Skates Furnished to L
Free of Charge.
Special attention will be given to their I;
strnctlon.
MiiKic every uight by the
ITALIAN BAND.
ov. 1 1 dim. H. M. HOLLOWELL.
ATLANTIC GfinDi:
Tlie finest Llciuors and Cigars, thecelebral.
BERGNEH & ENGEli BEER, Sour Krait
Sardines, Lohster, Limburger and Schwette
Cheese constantly on hand.
Billiard and Pool Tables. -
The llnest In the country."-. ; ' '
month, . and that in order to make his 40 to 60c. per bushel.
meat he has to keep noarly twice the buiNGLUs West India 5 inch, mixed,
William Sutton Per ivl- PIAuuu,nK 0 mcft' neart3'
s-o.auj tiupH, 9.uw per ju.
quantity necessary.
had one stolen last week in the same
locality, The thieves had better beware.
More is known about them than they
have knowledge of.
' ,, 0, . .. m.-
i uopuuuoau lueiuuuis ux jougreBM, rooi,
. wooden plates and 60 tierces of rioe.
York and O'Hara', and the other Bit
Democratic; a pemocratio Legislature,
AdvertialiiK.
The fruits of advertising can only be and Democratic Judges, North Carolina
appreciated py giving tne paper a iriai. now holds Aiei Democratic standing-
the i.an.d Agency or Messrs. Holland but isonthe raseed cdsre. and wise ac-
& Guion only appeared in yesterday's tion in the' future is needed to send her
paper, , and to-day they have secured Qle front ranj
the selling of a valuable farm near the
city. But as that is only half the battle,
we'll wait until it is sold before: saying
too much in favor of advertising.
Your; Name in Print. "
Mrs. R. II. Hilton took the train for
Baltimore on 'Monday in reponse to a
telegram from her sick mother. , '
Rev., F, W. Eason is attending' the
Baptist State Convention which assem-
I'ntrue. ?' , ' ,'. ' -'
We are told that one of the speakers
nT t- ,n ,', 1, . , . . , blesin,Warrenton to-day
iw, i. ...iii. . xt. t, Rev. E. M. Forbes of Beaufort-
inuv lb was wnii uuiicuiiij aiiew m-iira
paper could be got to notice an accident
on the Midland road." ? ;
If such 'a statement was made we take
pleasure in saying, on behalf of the
Joural, that said statehtent is untrue.
is in
the city. ' : , . .'
Messrs. Ed and Wayne Hughes , left
on tlie West bound tram yesterday
evening for Texas, They go to engage
in stock raising and, will locate in Tay-
It has evidently been taken
elsewhere than in Lenoir county.
A few mornings ago a traveller on the
Midland N. C. Railroad was solicited to
take breakfast at Kinston, but declined
for the reason, that the road might
change schedule before he finished his
breakfast and leave him at Kinston
It is estimated that between four and
five thousand people attended the Free
Will Baptist Conference last Sunday, at
Rose of Sharon Church, in Lenoir coun
ty." Preaching wasliad in two houses
and there was crowd sufficient to fill a
dozen more.
Daniel E.' Perry is still alive and
kicking, even if he was defeated for the
Legislature last Tuesday. He attended
Rose of Sharon church last Sunday,
smashed up three buggies in a runaway
scrape and vows Jay Hubbell did not
visit ' Lenoir county during the can
vass, . " : ' ' 1 '.
B. N. Fields was loudly called for at
a, burning turpentine barrel and re
Motives rtr suicide.
lioss W. Liclity, a Johnston, Pa.,
grocer, aged 23 years, shot himself
in the head because his parents op
posed his marriage.
Frederick Grubb of Erie, Pa.,
shot him self while in his honeymoon
because his bride s lormer" husband,
supposed to be dead, had appeared
Rum cased Godfried Thomas of
Omaha,.Keb., to wish himself dead,
and he pitched himselt head lirst
nto a well. He was 20 years old
The Kite market.
Jouundl. a large, weekly paoor published
rM i...,i.j t,..i.in r ,.:.. I . . . .
iuvci nuuucu uuoiicio w iuueu im at worth, that stock raisins in a
were ,sod on luosday at 1.00 to frl.0 very profitable business in Texas.
lor good. A lot ot interior Drought less We reKret to leam that Pl.of- Neul wus
tljaii l.p0. Wo give the? following unable to bo at his posr' In the Graded
lor county. We learn, from the Stock lhded, saying, llit took Jim Sutton to
quotations from other points
. CHARLESTON. '
. (Xews and l!ourler, Nov. 1:1.)
S1.00 to 1.10 per bushel. .
WILMINGTON.
' (Star, Nov. i2th.) .
. 85 to 93 cents per bushel. 1 "
School on y Obtcrday. '
niako tho whisky and Kinse Davis to
drink it, and if tho Democrats had only
put up a still on the Ncuse river, Lenoir
would have gone for Sutton by New
York's great majority..
.B. F. Herring, a native of Lenoir coun-
Geo. F. Parrott Esq.-of Falling Creek ty, and a corporal in company "G,"
was in the city yesterday. , He says he 40th Regiment, N .V. Confederate troops,
stands the second chance of being Pres- now holds a , commission from Hon
ident of the Midland Railway under the Robert T. Lincoln, Secretary of-War, as
reorganization. " ' ' , a Commissary Sergeant, Troop "A,"' 7th
R. W. King Esq. of Kinston came Regiment, U; S. Cavalry, on service at
down on the morning train yesterday Fort Assinaboine, Montana Territory,
Farmers, under mortgages and lein
WUloushbjr Rcade,
We take pleasure in announcing that an(j returned in the evening.
the celebrated Elocutionist, Mr. wu- Mr J B. A. Bell and lad v. Mrs. J. W.
loughby Reade, has consented to give Andrews, Miss Irene Radclrff, Ex-Judge
a reading in New Berne on Tuesday, Clarke and General Joseph- E. Johnson
Nov. 20th. Our people will have the Kkrn TiaRSAnirpra ni t.h a Wnst hound
privilege of listening to a finished ar- tram yesterday evening,
tist, and his visit can be made the means Mr. A. C. Latham of Washington was
f grent good to the young people of a in tie i,ily pesterdav and took the train
city which is showing, by her prosper- for Cincinnati for tho punihaso of
ous Graded School, the interest felt by stock
an classes in euucawoiMUjnaueni. .-. Mr. J . Met n eh of Kinstou was in
T ue l'air. , the city yesterday, lie expects to-nave
The different members of the Fair some fine stock here for sale in a few
immittoo, seen ' yesterday, express days,
. . . m t , Vi I klf ITT TT T1T..J 1 ttT TT T"
i n- willingness to worK it up. , 11 lueMsrs. vv. n. west ana vv. jj. rearce
1 Onw several thousand visitors arrived on the steamer Neuse yesterday
a- Kevoral 'days each year, and it evening with sixty-five bales of cotton
rcadilv computed how much
. viuiu 111 l in nil t nuni-.
J. C. Bates, of Union county, was in
Charlotte; a few days ago with a fine box
of ore from tho Crump mine,' the sam
ple, weighed only 8 pounds, but con
tiinod m-ntly ?.n(i i:i gold. A box- had
' .-. wi-t ( i '- '.'. ', a. fi.'W ("!.: ; ( r-
tic
U bo worth to the city. Tlie
turn between .Mew
r of counties ron
I i1 euiriible one for
1 .".'(. V :.1.1
- ; ( , 1
bonds,j seem to be quite tardy in set
tling up this, fall; yet, from the stir and
bustle in some of the stores,' it appears
like the' people are trading liberally
Merchants,, who have sold oil time, look
like defeated candidates, puckered up
like they have been dipped in a barrel
of alum water.
Webb's little steamer, the S'oio Hill,
has been doing recently a lively business
as a lighter." She takes cotton from
various places on the river amf doliven
it to other boc'tts in deep water. She
took 60 bales one day last week from
Kinston to a deep water point. She is
tied up now, repairing her wheel whicl
got broke last week. "
aS. II. Loftin, one of the solid mou of
Kinston, is pushing forward to Com-
pie tion his two story brick building, ad
joining the store of Oetthiger Bros. It
will have tltreo largo, stores ' on tho
ground Hook. The second story will be
;(i nin"e'l for an Opem fouFe,' making a
' ! !. 1 75 f.-H "vl.-r.r of sill stuiuw
Talixjw Gc. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair.
Turkeys $1.75 per pair.
Meal Bolted, SI. 00 psr bushel.
Potatoes Irish, ?4.00 per bbl; sweet I Something new the only one ever in 11.
city.
CAH01CE0LETTE TABL'
LAND AGENCY!
We have established in the city of New I
Berne a
LAND AGENCY,
.... . .
for the purpose of advertising and selling, on
commission, real estate in New Berne and in
the country adjoining.
AH parties desiring to sell lands, will And
u ineir interest. 10 place them In our
AGENCY for sale,
We will advertise all property committed to
our AGENCY, in the New Kerno Journal
ANinVll.DIAKKSO C1IAIWE ITN1.KSS A SALE
W KhKKOTKn.
Our experience In the cxnmliin tion of Heeds
FililuTH t'O receive pension money will enable iistOKimranleelo tlie buyer, snt-
iM'iietion ill reiriinl to title ..
IIOIXAKD ,t GriOiV.
novlltf '. '...Ileal Kstiite Ayents.
New Heme, N. C.
DEVIL AMONG THE TAILC
In the Dully lluilding on Middle Street.
NEW BERNE N. C.
The only lirst class saloon In the city.
Id:&w. 8 mo. Nov.,
rJililiinery
I882-Fall-Uir.t:r.i:
-OPENING-
drove Enoch Ikleman of'.Weatliers-
(ieltl, N. Y.,age(15 t years,to suicide.
He liunff himself in his barn.
Hecanse she had hern beaten by
her husband, Mrs. David Worden
of Fort Wayne set fire to her house
and threw liersell into tlie names.
In a fit of delirium tlusltev. ,T. L.
Denton, Sniierintentlent of Public
Instruction ot Arkansas, cast him
self from a balcony at Fayctteville
and was killed.
It is Haiti that Itoss W. Lielily,
Allegheny Pa., couiinitted suicide
because a gypsy fortune teller had
predicted that lie would die by his
own hand on that day.
Matthew Conley, 13 years old, of
Claremont, X. II., shot tit his dog
liittiug.it iu the tail. His mother
censured him, and he shot himself
through the heart
A dispute as to the division of a
small sum ot money caused Wiliam
F. Sanhe. living in the outskirts of
Cincinnati, to murder his son, aged
3V years, and kill lmnselt with a
razor. -,
Miss lUair of Camden, H. ()., a
very handsome woman, recently
committed suicide." Her great
grandfather was hanged, her grand
mother committed suicide, her
father was tried for murder, and
escaped only to bo killed by an
other, -'ami one of her brothers is
serving a life sentence lor murder
One mile and a hall' from Newhern ONE
l''Al!M of forty acres Willi e,ood dwelling
house attached. The land issilunted hctween
two tracts of Jfr. Jos. I,. Iihem's on Trent
road and is an exccodidKly drslralile tract for
all TiucUinif.
For further partii'iilaiH apply to
liov..tf . i HOLLAND & linoN,
Thursday. Od. 10, C
MRS. 3. H. LANE & CO.
Will display their CHOICE 8KIECTION4of
BONNET AND HATS
In the iJitest Kali and Winter Styles, Also
Hill Line of Millinery GihhIh in;
Silks, Velvets, Satins, Fe
thers, Flowers, ,
And a Full Line of ' - !
Ribbons. Embroidery. Et
VV. U. POWERS & CO.,
-SOUTH. i'HONT STlihET,
MANVVACTUKKUH OV
3
. Etc., Etc., dealers in
Stoves, Castings and Outfits.
The p uhlic are cordially Invited. to call on
Thursday the 19th, "
and Inspect uiy stock, v ,
Orders from the country solicited, nnd si, ;
isfactlon Biinrantecd. ; , . i
Mrs. S. H. Lane & Co.,
POLLOCK STRKET,
octlH-dlm New Berne. Jf. V.
tins. n. o. CHiv.T
' The eelehrated
lijillilione, Sard
I'rlces for (Sish.
Slaves repaired at short .notice
ACOliN STOVES. Inade ly
A- Co., for sale at ljowest I
Pollock St., New Berne, IU
jlvd0m
v ; Alloosicrltaitl. ;
i An exclu sion party from Indiiina,
numbering about 250, arrived here
last, night : Irom : Indianapolis.
They are all natives of Guilford,
Alamance,' Kockingham, Randolph
and 1 )avidson. They made a raid
on mine, host, of the Central, lor
breakfast and later on Vanstory's
livery stable. Many of them have
not visited Mori h Carolina in twenty
years. Thev all look well and
vigorous, and are line specimens of
I'.i; r !.:: '..I", 1, (j irm'ihoro la
Exchange Lunch Room
: One door North Cot ton Exchange,
(' HAVEN STHEET, ;NEW liEUNE, N. C,
F. h. I'EHRV, rroirietor.
Open X3a,y aud Jlglxt
YSTERS
Stewed. Fried,
Broiled, Roasted.
Oysters oii the Half Shell.
Ham Sandwich, ,Iloloi;na Sansimo, Chicken
Salad, Sardines, lolwters, Canned Ueef.
' (iAMK iiV SEASON.
Sou) lC'ory J)ny.
A.J ', A (ientleinen'H Sittiuir Kooni connect
ed, where all the latest New York nudllaltl-
'After a carefiil search in the North
cities, the undersigned takes pleasure In
lerliiK tor luspectlou her '. '
CAREFULLY SELECTED STOt
'. OF ..,'-
rjilline:
AVo orl'er a COinpfete Assortment of ( i
and Newest Novelties In--, t ; :
Hats, 15onnets, Riliboiis, ;
Laces anil Enibrolderj J,!; '
; lof all . Kinds.
Speclnl nttentloii has lM'en itlven 1 !
ItiK the LATEST STYLE In ISoN.
HATS, Riul bur EMliOKKfcl), Vl i
I'LIJHII UlltnoNS are the "VEllY i
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