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I NEW BERNE, N. 0., TUESDAY NOVEMBER 28, 1882.
NO.
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.e 1
ttnit, . ,
( 1 . :. of day,
j it Iioum, 50 minutes.
. f;:;.. p. m. '
' 1 F -ade to night. " (
. . J bushels of riceia lliaik-
s i aid fl.00tojl.05.
r Court witt adjourn from
y evening to Saturday morning
r to allow1 Thanksgiving day to
I'orly observed.
Law Clay. '- ... , - ?:.
The Court was delayed too little yes
terday on account of the absence of the
lawyers. One ''had gone off with some
usthe papers,' another was "a little
sick to-day," another hai'.to be sent for;
another thought his joase "wouldn't
oine ng so. soon" and consequently
some' considerable delay. If there is
much morn of this the Journal would
say they deserve ; Judge Bennett and
his eight o'clock hours for awhile.
The 'New' Berne JwiriialAntonm us
that Mr. . O. II. Guion, of that place,
recently took the train for Kinston.
i iJ. W imd Wweritv-fchree women How the 'gentleman.- in question could
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i I.iiys applied to lilt) cuuuu muvury i --; - - , - .ir.
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. .:.iV moittiii x and had their names
- roiled for employment. .
The Civil -Docket in the Supreme
Court fill not be taken up before- Mori
Ly of next week.1 Suitors and Witness
es may take notice thereof and not at
tend until then
The JJeuse River Transportation Co. is
doing a driving business even with the
low Water j'ThlB Neuie and;iSsfo
came in on Saturday night with about
Sao b&Ios of Cotton,, unloading Le
for day on Monday morning, hurried
back to KinstoUjWherp another load was
in waiting. Ihe cotton has to be ugnt-
rred over the shoals near, Kinston
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tiMMk '-
. , JTr. Jlichard ,E. , Mount, formerly of
Wilson, now of St. Louis is to bo mar
ried to-inorrow night to a young lady.of
CjIcucV. HI. "Some time ago Miss
littl" problems that even the Smith
sonian , Institute cannot . successfully
tacKie. newacmtn. . , . . .
If New Brna is ''seriously, talking,"
and Wilmington "stands idly by and
sees'; as the New South alleges in; a
quotation given elsewhere, we see no
particular objection ' to the sentence
above. " And in another place our do-
temporary says "we regret missing the
pleasure of a visit from our old friend,
Mr.' Frank A'. Daniels; the rimnfr young
attorney from Wayne.'!
Whether or not he is continually on the
''rise,!' or does; he sometimes sit, are
pertinent problems for an editor who
lives in a glass house and has. his war
paint on.
A Good Work.
The young men of the Baptist churoh
of this ; city haye ; been " engaged for
1 nAmoftmn in A t afv : nnm men rl n Kl n tifArlr
aaffrurla PaVpawflV CArtfllVl All in VI tft- I . 1 .
- 77 7 :,. V .J ri the m WMdon Pollock street. They
w w uuu , '"have fitted up a small house for the pur.
U RumSl, y- - . . ot hoWl r meetings in or-
minfiibhoauet of lovelv roses. A beau-M: . . Z.. . . 1
4 , , aar r ti10BO tiinr narr nr inn n.ir.w
uiui oro llnnh1p rt Awn town fn
Bulst's Garden Seed. '1 . J.. . . .
, The visitof Mr. Z, DeFpfest Ely to the &mB " vine worsnip ai a more con-
p;. i lU. 4k ?wfli forhhrf nurnose of Place- un la unday evemn8
inntlfcntliMr nit atrainst a dealer here mu BC ViUC0 -''P v""VlBU UJ
..--q, i -.XT mi. - :
tt-t,o Imi. to 'nav the nurchase yviuuviu c4. , u eeli;i8e8 vpeuU
. . ,j. ,) -n.i I by singing a song in which- the whole
.t w i,! tint mm Sm to ttafi truar- vu"6lcBt"',uu J"'"c"i .
i v.. ! j I vnnncr mpn wna nallfirl nnnn Toail in
i. v r. i v tavs nia noiiHe never u -r.
apndaontaseed without knowinir ex- Prayer? atler tnW anotner BOnS' lne
. , , .1 ! .!..! i. ! ill T... mA
Atl W. It i: and he is clad of an I reauinif oi atcuapner iu nie new iesm
opportunity -of showing, by the, courts ",
'that Buist's seeds are exactly what tlvey chalter was selected for oommentwhich
are represented to be. t - was uone in a piam, simpie, convers
i iiuutu.isiyie. a buu&, u wuiuubii juiu
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Vii Nam In Print. , , luB 1UCJ PJ.'
: i:r.E.'F'CarrfcwaT, of Merrinion. is hf66"01118 mKht aunng the week
attending court and has a lot of cotton and the young men of the cnurcn con
in the market. auc tne services alternately.
W. W. Clark, Esqi, of the firm of pBiBi tb BnUdtus.
Clark & Ulark, ''took tne train lor unn-1 ihere is nothing like putting on
ton ' ' on unday. ae goes to argue tne good appearance. A little paint or
case of having a receiver appointed for whitewash on an old building will im
the Midland Railway Company, i Ap- press a stranger with the idea that the
plication was made to Judge McBae at owners are at least progressive. Two
Goldsboro at the time of the Stock- of the most extensive establishments in
holders' meeting by Appleton Oaksmith, the city .are Without paint or whitewash
and' the ' case was set for a healing yet we believe they are paying hand
to-diiy at Clinton. Clark & Clark and somely. We allude to the plate, facto'
Green & Stevenson are counsel, for Mr. ry and the ginning and cotton seed oil
Oaksmith. h i mills, both on the railroad under the ob
'ft. F. Mayhewy Esq., of Bayboro, is servatiou of.every, one passing. New
Mr. M. B. Wilkinson, of South Creek,
) itl the City,, and reports Uia( a good
deal of cotton is still in the, fields in that
section.
Berne has an abundance of old rickety
buildings where the owners in many in
stances are probably unable to improve
them, but we think it inexcusable on
the part of those who are making money
to neglect the painting. Would it not
x -"(.lol AV.o'tti.T , f V ' oe economy to put it on r wearoieuto
. Jie case of Liyaut West, oonvicted these remarks by a question asked by
y 'rday , o(, ( carrying; opnoealed stranger who wenf down and ' viewed
weapons, judgment was supeaded on the plate factory-no doubt he had heard
i-uvMontrof costs and a bond ta be1 giv. la great deal, about it and asked, "does
en for good behavior. 'Judge '.McKoy lit pay VI When answered in the of
stated that this leniency was shown only nrmative he seemed to doubt it, because
a account of the pitiable and ignorant said he, "if it was paying I should think
ance of the prisoner; and gave the building wtpuldbe,painted.'!
AVllIoBsliUy Hfle TO-NigliC.
Mr. Willoughby Reads will deliver a
selection of recitations at the Theatre to
night under the auspices' of the , New
BernAthletio and Social Club. This
is the first of a series of entertainments
designed by the Club in brder to procure
funds to conrplete ' the Qymuasium
building, and it is expected to have a
Very full house. ' ' ' ,
' Mr. Reade has gained a notable repu
tation among critics as an' elocutionist,
and" as New Berne possesses more than
fair share of literary culture we would
expect to see a good audience to-night
of that class alone; but not only does he
charm the intellect and appeal to taste
and culture, but his readings appeal to
the wit and humor qf human, nature.
The following extracts lead us ' to ex
pect a rare entertainment. ; Let us give
him a crowded house. , . f
Senator Ben Hill said: . "The best I
ever attended.1' , ;,,
Rev. J. L. M. Curry, of Richmond,
Va., says: "I would give a ' thousand
dollars if I could read "Karl the Black
smith asBiof. Reade does.".
Chattanooga Times says: , ;"If it were
possible to make people die with laugh
ter Prof. Reade could certainly , accoru-
Dlish that feat."
Kev. Ur. llauthorneoiKichmond, va.,
says: if oratory be the lost ' art rrot.
Reade has, found it. ; I do not think his
equal exists in this or any other land.
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Canning Eabllhmnt.
Messrs. Geo. W.Moore and Geo! ; B.
Bair of Baltimore are ; in ' the city
and have been here 'for ' several days
prospecting for flie, erection of an ex
tensite canning establishment. They
desire to erect their building at Union
Point and askjthe same privilege of the
city that was granted to the Elizabeth
City and Norfolk Railroad Co., that is a
lease,' at a nominal sum, for ninety-nine
years.;' '- -.'"
These gentlemen say they will employ
several hundred hands, and . will can
oysters, fruits, peas, beans, corny toma
toes, berries, and in fact all vegetables
and fruits worth canning. '
Mr. Moore is of the firm of Moore &
Brady, extensive oyster and fruit pack'
ers of Baltimore, and says if. the ctty
will give him the privilege asked for he
will begin the work in fifteen days. The
Board of Councilmen will . meet this
morning for the purpose of entertaining
his proposition.
The property at Union Point will in
time be very valuable to the city, but
the establishment of an industry that
will give employment to two or three
hundred operatives is of almost inesti
mable value worth more to New Berne
perhaps than the Elizabeth City and
Norfolk railroad. So if Messrs. Moore
and Bair are in earnest and .are willing
to take the lease on condition that the
enterprise to be started by them shall
give permanent employment to-3ay one
Hundred operatives then we have no
hesitation in saying the unanimous voice
of New Berne would sustain the City
Council in giving them the use of Un
ion Point for 99 years. ;
The City Fathers would not be justi
fiable in giving away this property ex
cept upon good assurances, and there is
no assurance equal to the lease itself;
and to this Messrs; Moore and Bair could
have no good objection. ,,
The. Journal extends them a - cord ial
welcome and will give them all encour
agement and assistance possible.
lis home, and therefore it IS the barrel. The scene told a detailed story
most fitting place in all the land to of the tragedy
hold this fair. Let' ns hope that "For six years the dead man had been
it has joined to glad fruition t he watchmaii at the mine, and during that
hopes ot its most enthusiastic time was steady and seemingly content
i, mat ir soma respectable citizen
fi'iouM be convicted before him of this
she would; probably jgjve'hlin 12
i joui'is in jail.
.e t .ke ple ""re in commending this
v' iMuca frof 3 Court. The rule in
( v Gsirt4 1. ..j generally been that
' vy t " ;t.hi
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Viend." .
The President then retired and
litv company dispersed to all
sections of the fair.
Among the pictures unveiled are
several portraits of Garfield and
(ortraitsot Grant, liIaine,Uancrolt,
the historian; Mrs. Hayes and
Queen, Victoria. - Aside from the
portraits Hovenden's "Death of
Elaine," "Juliet," by Decrano, and
'A Harvest Field in Normandy,"
by Tryon, may be . mentioned off
hand as particularly remarkable,
while many are of the best.
ThlJ column, next to hval i. ., ,..
tor Loral AUi t-rtisinx.
ed. He came from the North and was
an ex-Federal soldier. A week ago he
returned to the mine from-Washington,
whither he had' been with a view to
securing a pension. Since then he had
been drinking freely and was - melan
choly over some domestic trouble.
Charlotte Journal.
COMMERCIAL.
rtEW BICRNG IKARKKT.
Cotton Middling Oi i strict
The national character of the lair m'a J1n8 low middling 8i
is made apparent on every hand by
exhibits which trace the history ot
them country. In one case are the
W ashington relics from the Alexan
dria Masonic Lodge, and nearby an
event ol to-day is illustrated by the
exhibition of the seal suit worn by
Melville on his trip of , exploration.
The agricultural annex, in the
building near the 'Agricultural Bu
reau, is a purely display iesuure in
which products lrom Western States 0f 33 lbs
predominate. .
The management express graih-
cation over the briskness with which i
the selling of articles at the booths
began and is going, forward , to-
low
ordi-
Seed cotton Extra nice, .3c.:,
nary sc.
Corn liOc. per bushel. '
MCE xi.uu to S1.U3 per bushel.
TuHPKNTiNE Receipts moderate. Firm
at $2.50 for yellow din.
Tar Firm at $1.60 and $1.75.
Beeswax SOc. to 22c. per lb.
Honev 60c. per gallon.
Wheat 0c. per bushel.
Beef On foot, 5c. to 7c.
Fresh Pork 10c. per pound.
Eogs 22c. per dozen.
Peanuts New crop, $1.00 per bushel
Attacnia Lodge No. 8 K . of I .
You are hereby notified t
regular convention of vour Li
evening at 7.a0., Prompt Httei.u
requested us there will be work n
First Degree. Visiting member s
invited. James Redm
K. of R. and S.
ThankaglYlnK.
At the meetintr held on tha i ;
by the Board of Trade, a resolution v
adopted to close all places of In ;
on Thursday the 30th of November L
ing Thanksgiving Day.
( James Remono,
D0V . Secretary.
Eighty-live cents ner hfr..i f,l!,j ,
kerosene barrels.
octU5t. A. R
FOR SALE,
THE HRIOK DWELLING ' HOITHW m. ' ....
Kant Hide of East Front, In tUe (My of NuC -
inriu. lAWUDieU uv cant. H. H i .
For further particular apply to
(iKt-EN & STEVENSON,
'' "-" .Attorneys,
-75c. per hundred for new.
-Mattamuskeets, 73 cts per
night.
Mississippi . Iinprovuneiils.
Ev Orleans, Nov. 25, 18S2.-
The Mississippi Kiver Investigating
Uominittee alter an , inspection ot (shingles west India 5 inch, mixed,
the liads'o jettiess '-.returned to , the Per M uUding 5 .inch, hearts.
Fodder-Apples-
bushel.
Onions $4.00 per bbl.
Peas-11.10 to $1.25 per bushel.
Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 6c
Tallow 6c. per lb.
Chickens Grown, 50c. per pair.
Turkeys $1.75 per pair.
Meal Bolted, 80c. par bushel.
jtotatoes jtsanamas, KUa4Uc: yams
tiuauuo. per bushel.
LOWEST PRICES
FOR GASH ONLY !
city this , morning. ; Numerous vv pBl
soundings of the jetties and the
pass thereto were made, the result rjQOQS fair -Dealing I
nf whip.h wns AinhndiAd in thn Port O
Eads telegram of last night. I
have authority to say that "the
committee in its report will say that
the Eads contract has been sub
stantially complied with, and even
if there be a conflict of evidence on
that questiou there is no doubt
that it has been and is still too
trnxa.t kn iirmrovAinpnr. rn Mia onm
merceof the Mississippi Kiver to OUT MottO and OUT SllCCeSS!
be attacked or unpaired. '
The committee areot opinion that
the minimum water in the jetties
inopor was- twenty-six leet, the
maximum being over thirty feet in
the entrance. Two test soundings,
the committee will report, show
about twenty -five feet .depth of
channel, but that all the soundings
would indicate as good water as
there is in the entrance in the
jetties. -The. committee are also ot
the opinion, and from the evidence
before them will report, that "it is
not impossible but what a bar may
tonn at the outlet, though at the
present time there is no obstruc
tion to vessels that can go through
thejetties. 7 ,
The committee is uvorauly im
pressed with the scope and utility
of the Eads jetties, and members
who oppose the channel dike and
mattress improvements ot the
river have no hesitation in saying
so. The committee will make an
adverse report on the present sys
tem ot experimental improvements
along the Mississippi from Cairo to
New Orleans.
Superior Court.
Court assembled yesterday morning
at 11 o'clock. The grand jury is com
posed of, "thirteen white men and five
colored, with John II. Dilkird as fore
man. His Honor's charge was very
imnressivn. his ohiec't Reemintr tn h to
nto-e pot imposed on impress upon tho mind8 of juror(J
. ' ".. f.-! the importance of faithfully and feaT-
t.aajes. vuie,iter tne law is ieS8lT executing the laws, rather than
5 one or not, it is the duty of the Ln,Brf nnfnWiia nf - nrimM
o - 0 - ------
t forsje it,- an4 t-e better in-
which nine-tenthB of the jurors already
.1 a criminal, the greater the pun- knowtQ be violatiw8 Jaw are
l'erlay. . .
. " coLLon in yesterday. Fu-
- Toik paif ed two points
- ' rr rvt cloned one point
y. ;s Wcie un-
. I ' ,1 f.;'.re3 were Cat,
'. C7 f-'.'s ohart":ed
)itito9c:.,
- 1.) 7-15.
l.i.r?
indictable. ; His remarks upon the cor
ruption of the ballot box, and the evil
consequences' that would eventually
follow the practice of bribing ; voters
were touchingly beautiful and timely
The f '"t cae d)-?osod of was that of
VThitford. colored, who was in-
dicU-I f.r fw uay and convicted.' His
cov 1, I . i., C. C. Clark, appealedto
tVa ' e court which confirmed the
d - ' i of t' ecouit below but recom
d:;: " J j 'rJ. u. It aj-j ears that Whit-
forJ Whs i ilsl while in slavery, in
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The Garfield Monument Fair.
Washington, Nov. 25. 1882
. '. The opening of the Garfield Monu
meut Fair to day found everything
m order and an attendance ot peo
pie that crowded the' rotunda and
adjacent halls. . . M
i'resideut Arthur came in at a
quarter , past , two o'clok, accom
panied by members of the Cabinet,
members of the ; dipolmatic corps,
cue tueu justice aim associate jus
tices of the Supreme Court, im
mediately preceded by Ueneral
Sherman, General Swaim, Colonel
Kockwell and Colonel , Bacon, Ad
miral Porter and staff. There were
present also th Old Garfield Guard
of Honor in a body members of the
Army of the Cumberland, Senators
and Representatives. ! on the right
and lett ot th President were the
Eev. ' Jt D . Powers, ' chaplin ol
the House, arid John W. Thompson,
chairman of the Board ol' Directors.
Mr. Powenwho is pastor iof the Gar
field. : Church, on Government
avenue, made the opening prayer,
alter which' Mr Thomson Intro
duced President Arthur, whose re
marks occupied but two or three
minutes. He said: "1 regret that
the 'management of. the association
were r.ut t,I,Io t.) obtain such ac
i s V, - y
)1
wished for
if'r.. Their
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' "fOliiP
Mai
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: We re constantly receiving
Fine Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Provisions,
Flour,
Tobacco
and Cigars,
Ami oflVr them nt the MOST KEAKONAHLK
I'RICEH.
We doHlre to call esiwclal attention to our
uick oi
Pickles in Olnss and HudtetH,
l'roservOK In (Jlass and Tin.
Fivnoh tntvon, CanilU'd Orancpantl Imon
f ivsii rrunes, Hnimniv nnd Debom llalsins.
jn-leu Apples and PencheK,
Mine Meat, Kiit'kwheiil Klour.
Kiiney (lilt Kduv Itutter and White Crenni
Olieeise.
'J'enH, Hio, Lnaruayra, Java nnd Mnclin Coffees
Hoasted No. 'M ami 41 Colleo,
And everytliing usuallv found in n Fanev
Gi-oee ry Store.
We Kuai-unlee everytlilns, we Roll lo give
HHllRfaet ion both as to price and quality, and
will HIMIH1J lllft IUHUI ON UK
MAU. -
EVERTfTIHRfCt PUKSII AND GOOD.
' JM The Cash Trade Only Solicited. '
Very truly yomn, . . ;
Wm. Pell Ballance & Co. .
novl7-dly
city i:;
novl8-tf
FOR SALE.
A KIK 1UY HOIWK. seventeen i,.n.i
high, eight yeai-8 old. Will work in bi,.,i
oriiarue.. Warranted nonnd or money re-
mVr" A'Ji"y'ouonersieiitd or KOBF.KT.S
novatdtf W Ei PATIEHSON.
LAND AGEHGY !
Wo have cHtiibllHhed in the city of New
Uernea .
LAjNJ) AGENCY,'
for the purpose of ndvertinlmt and gelling, on
commission, real estate In New Heme and In
the country adjoining. , ;
All parties desiring to sell lands, will find
It to their. Interest to place them in our
AGENCY for sale. - ' .
Wo will advertise all property committed to
our AGENCY, In the New Kerne Jolknal
AND WILL MAKE NO CHARGE UNLESS A SALE
18 EFFECT!!!!,
Our experi.iiee in the examination of Deeds
will enahle us to guarantee to the buyer, sat
isfaction in regard to title.
HOLLAND &GUIOS,
Iieal Estate AgentM.
New lierue, N. V.
novlltf
New Departure. .
, Dr. W. H. Howertoii, whom we men
tioned last week as having rented a fine
hotel in Tallahassee, Fla., has, we are
glad to say, also rented the Swannanoa
Hotel, at this place. He will take charge
1st of December, and will run his Flor
ida hotel ia connection with the Swan-
nunoe. lo anticipate a change for the
better in the management of the Swan
nanoa Hotel would ordinarily be out of
the question, but those who know'Dr
Howertoh,' and especially those who Something new the only one ever in the
have patronized' him in the past, are y'
prepared tn say that under his manage- QEVIL AMONG THE TAILORS
UM31JL bUO.OWUUUUUUil Will LIC lUa JIUbel
of Asheyille. Dr. Howerton in a man of
great popularity as a successful hotelist,
and his practical experience, together
with his gentlemanly bearing, affable
and courteous as he is, will certainly
bring him a large share of public
patronage. We cordially welcome him
to the management of our leading hotel.
Ashevlle News. ' ' ' :' " ' ; ' '
i3ii:rriiic;iis :
ATLANTIC GARDEN !
The flneNt Ijiquors and Cigars, the celebrated
UKKGNKK & ENCJEL BEE II, Sour Kraut,
Bardines, Uilpster, Liinlmrger and Kehwellzer
CheeRe constantly on hand, ,
Billiard and Pool Tables.
The flnest In Ihe eounti-y. , :
CAROMBOLETTE TABLE.
In the Duffy Huildinj on Middle Rtreet. :
N . NEW BBUNK N. C.
f" The only drst elaas saloon in the city.
d;iw.3mo.' . t '. ,, , Nov.3.
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FOll KALE.
ir??i1i,,,1lcllld a half from' Newbern ONK
tAUAI ot forty acres with good dwelliii"
house attached. The land is situated between
two trnclH of Mr. Jos. h. Kheni's on Tie I
ttU TA"ln"n exceedid8lylesirublB tract lor
For lurilier particulars apply to
uovi5tf hull an i) 4 guion.
Valuable Timber Land.
ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY FIVE ACItl
Of well timlieivd land, situated In laiiilin
county, 011 Tar Kiln Creek-within one mii
ol iiHvignlile water; In close eouiiiiuiik-iiUon
wmi me .eue ltiver. For lunber iulorniii
tlon apply lo
""Vin HOLLAND & GUION.
:5
150 Acres of Timbered La:.
One mile east from Havelock, near A. A X '
It, It., Hdjonilnif Ihe lands of Jus. A. Hrvis.
Terms nKHleiaie. Apply at once lo '
novhi .Holland a (ino.v.
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One Large and Desirable L'
In the City, situated corner lf Eaxt Front
Kpig streets, adjoining that of .loiian
Havens, Kkij. Terms moderate. "Apply to
novltl HOLLAND t G I Ki A.
' ' ';Or ' V4.'
City Lot;
Situated three hundred and twelitv-two r.
irom iiiejuneiion ol tueen and lJoll -u
northeast lrom Knek Graveyard on -
street. Apply at once to .
novlS , HOLLAND & Gl i
VU. ROOTS fi CO.,
SOUTH FKONT STltLHT,
MANUFACTUKEHS OF
An Old Soldier Kills IllmseU: . '
John Lynch, night watchman at the
King's Mountain gold mine, Gaston
county, committed suicide Thursday
afternoon by shooting himself through
the breast with a shot gun in the woods
near the house. The body was diseov
ei o 1 by his wife who heard the report
of .e gun, and fearing that something
lv brfallen her husbaud hastened to
f 1701. A gro.-.t hole was blown
V . "x (!.e lifelc.s boJy, the clothing
v : i ei f ,0. 1 ! le it Ly a
Ti:i Q S!:::!-!rcn VJcro.
i 1
,, Ktc, Etc., dealers Id
Stoves, Castings and Outfits.
The celebrated ACORN STOVES, made hv
RaililMine, Hard & Co., for- sale at lowest
I'rices tor Cash. . , - .. .. .
Htoves repaired at short notice. jlvSdlim
CILBElTT PU: .
Itead the following testimonials In rciti
the Gilbert Force Pump, and remember 1
"No Well Regulated Family ran
to be without aiie."
Hy attachliip! hose it is made an e(
Fire Extinguisher. . : t
llespeclfully, . J. C. WHIITY,
Newborn,
Mh. John 0. Wmrrv 8lr In rei''-'
inquiry In reference to the Gilbert I
would say the city has one in use on ;
street, wlili-h has been In use over a v
lias kept in perfect order all the Um
been In daily use. They are in iuv
strictly a tirst-class Pump.
f HPS. H. HOW Alii-,
John 0. Whitty, Kw).- Dear Hlr-
to what 1 know of the Gilbert 1'
of New Heme placed one in t" t
tional Dank of New lierne, i
since, and it has well stood 1'
since, without any repairs ti i. i
This 1 believe is a better record i
vlous Pump can bonHt of. . .
. Yours truly, J.
J. ('. AV'llITTV, Fk-i. 1 iwir F' r -one
of the (Gilbert Improved l !
theCollmi Kjcehani'M fur wvi"
find it all that is Claimed lor i
facturer. KeHpeutliitH''.
AT IT.'"
Oilice on Ci-iicm
SY AT LAW
t. 1"
i. J. P. W it 1
and h him
doors north of
N. ('.
I of Jone, On
Pollock,
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