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NEW BERNE, N. C SUNDAY.-DECEMHER 10, 1882.
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LOCAL NEWS:
Journal Miniature Almanac. -
Sun rises, 7:00 i Length f day,
Suu sets, 4:47 ) 9 hours, 47 miuute9.
Moon rises at 5.40 p. in.
New moon to-day at 10:23, a. m.
Oak wood is sellinK-at ?4.80 per cord
on the wharfs.
. Tlie AViise came in yesterday evening
with C5 bales cotton.
About 200 bushels of riire sold yester
day. A good quantity canto, in on '.the
boats during the day but was not sold
The revenue collections for thisdis-
v tritt during the past week foot up S4,
i'9ifi tfr.Apple1 jack must be freed from !
bondage before Christmas. " !
, Eighty-pine thousand seven hundred
r and eighty -eight pounds of Hoed cotton
sold during tie week in. this market.
, Muj. A. It. Dennison was the purchaser.
In "-Fort and Fleet" this week, M.
Quad tells of a 300 pound shell bursting
on Fort Sumpter and killing 18 men
the only single shot that did any great
damage. We learn that that particular
shot was fired from a battery command
ed by Capt. 8. II. Gray, of this city, and
the gunner who fired it, John Young by
name, is in Capt. Gray's employ in the
iplate factory here in the city.
We have complaint from Rey.- E. M,
Forbes, of lieaufort, about receiving
the JournaL irregularly, some days
missing it, and on other, days getting
. 1 two numbers. The fauit is not in this
office; we mail fa time, every day. Mr,
' Manix, our postmaster assures us that
the fault is not in his office. The mat
ter now lies between the route agent
and the Beaufort postmaster. ,-
We see it stated in the New Berne
Journal that Dr. W. H. Barker, of Car
f eret, has rented a house in that city and
expects soon to move there for the pur
pose of sending his children to ' the
Graded School. We don't blame the
Doctor. We wish others of our citizens
would do the same thing. Such action
would tend to hurry up a school of the
same kind 'in Beaufort. Beaufort Tele
phone.
IT. 8. Comuiiaaloner's Court.
Mr. Geo. D. Murrill, of Onslow coun
ty, was before Commissioner Manly on
yesterday, charged-with violating, the
Internal revenue ' laws. The charges
were not sustained and the defendant
was discharged.
Cotton Yesterday.
Futures gained ten points in New
York yesterday while spots remained
unchanged. Sales of futures 81,000
bales, closing firm. One hundred and
seventy-eight bales were sold at the Ex
change at 91 to 9.45. Sales for the week
foot up 1152 bales.
NEW YORK MARKET, SPOT:
Middling 10 3-8.
Strict low middling 10 3-1B.
Low middling 9 15-18.
' NEW YORK FUTURES:
Morning. Noon. Evening.
December,
January,
February,
, March,
10.81
10.35
10.8
10.58
10.34
10.37
10.4b
10.59
10.40
10.44
10.55
10.87
1
UVKKPOOJ. SPOTS.
Uplands 5 1518. . . ,
Orleans 8 1-8 w '
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
December. 5 54-64.
January, 5 53-64.
February, 5 54 64.
Publish Schedule.
his profession. His quiet and gentle
manly deportment, his easy manners,
and his literary taste and culture com
mended hun to the favorble attention of
liiB adopted town. For the long period
of 41 rears, he devoted himself almost
exclusively to the study and practice of
his profession, whiling away his leisure
hours iu cultivating his taste for classi
cal literature, of which he had a pro
found and critical knowledge. His ex
treme modesty and desire for a peaceful
life, created in him an aversion to all
forensic display; hence he seldom ad
dressed an audience, except when duty
imnentively demanded it; but his
speeches were always listened to with
interest, his language bemg chaste, clas
sical, and dignified, and his ideas wen
dieested ana clearly expressed as a
counsellor he was-wise and prudent.
As a companion, he was genial, ami
ble. and Instructive. . He made many
friends "and acquaintances. In the
neighboring counties of Jones, Onslow
and Carteret, he practised his profession
for more than a quarter ot a century
where he was well known and univer
sally esteemed. . Abhorring all ostenta
tion, he was liberal in bis charities, ana
let not his left hand know what his
Mr. ueo.' W. hmith suggests to the right hand was doing.
Trent River Transportation Compauy, Resolved. That.in the death of Albert
the benefits to be gained by publishing C
their Schedule m the Journal. The an able and accomplished brother, and
Journal, in that case, says "Bake 's is the community in which he lived, a
willing." . - ' gifted and esteemed member..
Tf tho 1W. Piror r.n vvnnl.l lilAf tn a, UWMU oi rapt w
" " I members of the Bar wear the
a newspaper suggestion we would ad- ba1e 0f mourning for 80 days,
vise it to change their Trent river ached- Resolved, That the foregoing pream
ule and run something like the one fol- ble and resolutions be presented to His
lowed by the Neuse River Navigation J
Co. (whose schedule, by the by, is pub- tne Records, and that a copy thereof be
lished regularly in the Journal . lhat transmitted to the family -of the de
That is, let them run a schedule coming ceased
to New Berne on one day and return to After' the reading of the Resolutions,
Polloksville and ! Trenton on the next Judge McKoy spoke very touchingly
day. By doing this a large passenger upon the character of the deceased, his
travel would be worked up. As the friendship for him, and the uncertainty
boats now run very few passengers of human life, and then made the fol
come down on them because they must lowing order:
lie over in New Berne two or three Ordered by the Court that the resolu
days. The steamer Ktnston brought tions adopted by a meeting of the Bar,
down 28 passengers on Friday morning in accordance wnn ineir request maae
and oh every, trip brings a fair crowd
That schedule comes foNew Berne on
Mondays and Thursdays; return op
Tuesdays and Fridays. , ,
rfEW BERNB MARKET.
. Publish; a Schedul.
White Oak, Onslow Co., Dec. 7.
Messrs. Editors: I hove seen in the
Journal something about enterprise In
New Berne which 1 approve very much.
I believe in all enterprise, but prompt
ness is the life of business. . I was in nary 3c,
Polloksville Wednesday with several .Corn 55c. per bushel
Oar Churches) To-day,
Presbyterian Church Rev. L. C,
Vass, Pastor. Subject of the sermon this
morning at 11 o'clock, "Hebrew Poetry,
Subiect at 7 p. m., "No breaks in God's
known to the Court, by their Chairman
F..C. Roberts, Esq., be spread upon the
minutes or the uourt
And it is further ordered that the
Clerk, inscribe on one blank sheet of the
Minute Docket of this Term the name
Albert G. Hubbard.
COMMERCIAL.
low
Cotton Middling 91 ; strict
middling 9r; low middling 9.
need cotton extra nice, 3tc; ordi
others from Onslow with cotton to put
on the steamer Trent, and when we in
quired about it, we understood the Cut
ler bad gone up to Trenton Tuesday
evening and had not returned. Wed
nesday at 3 o'clock p. m., we expected
the Trent. But to our surprise, there
was no stdnffler at all. So we did what
trading we intended in Polloksville and
returned 'home, leaving our cotton on
the wharf, as there was not room to
store it in the ware house, and I think
there was at least 20 or 25 dollars to
each bale the merchants of New Berne
could have got, provided we could have
got our cotton on the boat and went
down and sold it on Thursday. I think
we need some one in charge that will
Rice 1.00 to Sl.05 per bushel.
Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm
at $2.50 for yellow dip.
tar rirm at si.ou and 1.75.
Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb.
Honey 60c. per gallon.
wheat auc. per bushel.
hkef on root. ftc. to 7c ;
Fresh PoRK-i-HalOc. per pound. '
Eggs 23c. per dozen. '
Peanuts New crop. 1.00 ner bnslu.1
of 32 lbs.
Fodder 75c. per hundred for new.
Apples Mattamuskeets. 75 cu Der
bushel.
Onions $4.00 per bbl.
Peab-S1.11 to 81.25 per bushel.
Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c.
Tallow 6c. per lb.
Chickens Grown. 50c. per nair.
Turkeyb-81.75 per pair.
meal Boned, suo. par bushol.
potatoes Hanamas, sua4Uc,
NOTICE;:
. Any person desiring to avail him..., .
thorlzlnif
Act or a-,,,1.1., ....r'r.T.i"" u
.j nwwiuiizintr uieeituc
uie I Divert it v i
oountvtrMoleoMt 1,
em oi HiIk ((iiiiit v
. Jon. Yflgav
Cloi l; l! d of Com n. of Cmven CouniV.
T9I11B
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nave uie sieamer run regular anu lei it auaouo. per Dusnei. ,
be known what davs to meet it. And SHINGLES West India o inch, mixed
when they desire to make anv chance SHE M l"uUdi?K 5 inch, hearts,
NAL or some public way that the farm
ers in Jones and Onslow may know
with some certainty when to meet, es
pecially the farmers in Onslow as we
live some 12 or 15 miles from Polloks
ville and cannot understand such tom
foolery. Respectfully.
Geo. W.Smith.
Kinston Items.
Obituary.
' (Mobile Register.)
Died, at his late residence, Porters
ville, Mobile, county, Ala., after a lin
gering and painful illness, Francis Al
exander, aged 82 years, 8 months and
10 days at forty minutes past three
o'clock, p. m., November 4, "fell asleep
in Jesus blessed sleep." He w ks a na
tive of New Berne, N. C, but for any
years a oHIlPB of Mobile, Ala. Res-
uecte 1 and esteemed by all who knew
him, he led a truly upright life, anfl
was noted for hjs purity, honesty, in
tegrity and piety. His last hours were
passed in great peace of mind, sur-
IV ot ices
Xat'l Bask of New-Bf.hx, i
lHoeiiiler 7, 1SN2.
ITie Annual Meetlns of the Stork lioldersof
thta Bank, for the elwtlon of miwtore, and
for thetraniootton of such other buslnciw as
may oome before them, will be held at their
Banking noiiso on the 2d Tueadny, being the
9th day of January, ISfW.
Tho Polls will be opened at 12 o'clock, to be
closed at 1 p. m. J. A. (Jl'ION,
decHdtd Cashier.
1SS3.
Harpers Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
plans; or Continuity in Divine History." aJjd g 3q
Cotton sold here last Friday at 0.2
'CmtlnK Afl'ray at Wilson.
We1 learn from Mr. J. A. Patterson
lvho returned from Wilson yesterday
morning that Mr. D. 8. Carraway, edi
tor of the Sif tings, was 'seriously cut in
the arm and throat on Friday by Mr. H.
R. Stroig. He did not learn the par
ticulars of the difficulty. A private
telegram from Mr. Carraway yesterday
morning stated that his wounds were
not considered dangerous.
Sabbath School at 9 a. , m., Mr, Wm.
Holljster,' Superintepdejit .The publW
are cordially invited to attepd these
services.
Christ Church Rev. V. W. Shields,
Rector. : Second . Sunday in Advent,
Bad Lawsuit.
The horse suit of Cohen vs. Perkins
resulted iu a victory for defendant, but
such a victory is enough to discourage
lawsuits. Defendant owed $100; con
tended that he was cheated, and went
before a iurv of his country for relief,
The jury said he should have relief, and
made him pay only $40 but even
small judgment carries costs, and the
costs in this case were (before being
taxed) $221.75. So the man saves $60,
but in so doing pays out over $200.
Your Name In Print.
Dr. Henry Matthews, of Kenansville,
is in the city, the guest of Ciipt. John A.
Richardson.
Mr. John Caraway left for Wilson
yesterday evening.
Rodolph Duffy, Esq., of Catharine
Idike, was in the city yesterday.
Dr. W. T., Kennedy, Junior Grand
Warden elect, returned from the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge at Raleigh yes
terday morning.
Judge McKoy closed his fall labors
yesterday with the Craven court and
left on the, evening train for home to
rn joy a Christmas holiday
, Sir. ham lhomas of Carteret was at
the Exchange yesterday with a lot of
i Mi. HI. ' ' - -' ,
Schooner Arrivals.
The following arrived on Friday night
anil Saturday:
Ihe arina, Capt. Frank Be'.l, from
bladesvillo with twenty-five bales of
cotton, three hundred bushels of rice,
ninl corn.
Tim AT. Came, Capt. Gibbs,from Mid
dkton with cotton, corn and rice, r
Tho Lucrctia, Capt. While, from Hyd
('i'i.!y wish corn and cotton.
Ji'hi:tru, Cnpt. P. Flowers, from
m i O.i.ui :1- viih rofion ninl vicn.
rl : 1 , th Cail. F.Spencer,
l'1'1' 1 T ' ' corn and rice.
1 , , I. U'liitf-hurHt,
f- ' .-.M-oiiHiriiod
Jerry Smith, son of Hogan Smith, Jde-
ceased, died at bis residence in Lenoir
county op the 84 Jnt-v of bUHtron fe
ver.o !.'; ' -s' A, -1 dl v-
': The schedule changes in the atnios-
Haiipsr's Magazine beilns It nlxtv-nixth
volume with the December number. It U not
only the most popular illustrated periodical In
America and Umcland. but alRO the lament In
its scheme, the moot beautiful In Us appear
ance, niu uie uchi inaeazine lor uie nnme. a
new novel. Antltle.1 Wnr t.li Mnlnr " liv Cnn.
rounded by those whom he loved tnd tanc Kenimore wooison, the author or
Who loved and honored him, his sorrow- in literary and artistic exceUenJe the M aoa-
ine wife bowed down with atre and ZIltB Improve with each atioeejulve number,
mg wue uoweu uowa wiw age "in I HWI,A i,ern,,llA ti, n..
dchildren and I entertainment of Its readers through humor-
grief, bis children, grandchildren and
etches, etc.
I . ten , 1 . . 1 , . . 1
Holv Commnnion at 8 a. m. Services Pnere inursaay evening orougni weain
fii m .t,7 m s.,nrfT School eras cool as ''breezes from Greenland's
at. 840 n. m: at Hol v Crosa Chanel on i7 mountains. "
George street. Prayers Wednesday at Oscar H, Kennedy, son of the late
9 a. m. at the Chapel and Friday at 9 a. Bright Kennedy, of this county, died in
m. and 4 p. m. at the Church. The pub- his 29th year of consumption, on the 6th
lie are invited to the services of this inst., at his residence on Falling Creek,
Church. Ushers at the dpors to seat Lenoir cduntyi ? j, 3 ,
visitors. " A new Dostoffice with the rural name
r . i
Baptist Church Rev. F. W. Eason, "Fields," R. C. Hill,' postmaster, has
Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7i p. been established in Lenoir county on
m. Seats free and the public cordially the line of the postal route from Kinston
invited to attend. Sabbath School at 8 to Ridge Springs
m., , U warn, ouperintenaent. In tie tj. S. Armv and Navy Register
r ollock wtreet tHAPEL-Hervices at fo November. we see Uiat Dr. Andrew
4i o'clock, p. m., conducted by the J Poilock) formerly of this place, is in
young men or nip baptist cnurcn. ah chft (pendinK the arrival of the reg
young men and the public generally ularNavai Burgeon) of the Medical de-
are mvneci tone present- flartment of the Pensacola Navv
i - - , - -
Meeting; of the Bar. . ; m
On the day after the death of Mr. A. The town hogs, pounded by Constable
G. Hubbard the members of the New Kilpatrick, broke into the adjoining sa-
Berne Bar held a meeting to take suita- loon of Ed Jordan a few nights ! since
ble action commemorative of his life, and, besides utter demolishing all the
At that meeting Hon. George Green crockery ware, gratuitously helped
was elected chairman, and a committee, themselves to raw oysters, pepper sauce,
consisting of Messrs. F. C. Roberts. C. mustard, and other seasonings, fer
friends, who deeply mourn their loss. I " '
rat M consoled to jnow at i( is his Hurper x Periodlcaln.
eternal gain and that he has exchanged nut tbak
his sufferinw here for a blissful rest in Hahpsb 8 Maqazikb
heaven. "Blessed are the dead who ??2 Z""""
die in the Lord; froni henceforth, yea, xheTHKEIt above pubiicauoni...
saith the spirit, that they may rest from Any Two above named
weir laoors, ana uieir woras ao iohow
them'" Rev. 14 chap, 18 verse,
C Goinr to Texas.
(Charlotte Journal. , ;
The waiting room of the Trade street
depot was crowded (41 yesterday after
noon and last night till one o'clock with
a party of thirty persons, from the west
ern part of Mecklenburg and the south
eastern part of Iredell, who left on the
one pclock train for a new home in
Palestine, Texas. Some of the party
are well-to-do land owners. Among
... $1 oo
.... 4 00
4 00
10 00
7 00
Harper's Vocno People i so
Harper's Magazine I
Harper's Young I'kople. J
Harper's Franklin square Library.
vine i ear v uwoernj iu mi
Postnae Free to all aubscrlbera in the United
niaie or uunauH.
,500
C. Clark, Clement Manly, Washington
Bryan and C. R. Thomas Jr., was ap
pointed to draft resolutions of respect
and present them at some future meet
ing. ,' , :
un Saturday morning the Bar was
again called together and the commit
haps the hogs imagined the constable
had taken them to a festival.
That universal .individual, "every
body," has "hung his banners cn the
outer walTs" and established; oyster, sa
loons in two of the lower rooms of our
courthouse,' Unfortunately, however,
tee. through their Chairman, Mr. F. C. this morning, "one Phillips with an RV
Roberts, introduced the resolutions broke into a thousand fragments, the
printed below. On a motion for their oyster (ijreen and caused the suspension
adoption, qttiet and feeling addresses of business till the crockery can be 5 re-
were made in memory of the deceased by placed
messrs. u. k. xnomas, jtt. k. uryan, m,.h . Tsiumn Van .miVou
John Hughes, W. J. Clarke and C. C.
Clark. And then upon motion of the
latter speaker, it was resolved that the
Resolutions be presented to the Supe-
Croom were married by Justice Cole
man pn the 8th inst, at the law office of
M. A. Gray Esq. ' Ex-Mayor Canady,
one of the invited guests pronounced the
The volume of the Maeazlne beirln with the
jMumoers ior june anu ueceiuDeroi each year,
When no time is Huecltled. It will be under.
atood that the subacriher wUhea to begin with
ine current uinuer.
The taut KlKht Volume of Hnrner'a Mnira,
zlne. In neat cloth lilndlnir. will he sent liv
man, poHipam, on recciit ni mi per volume.
viotn caHeH, ior ninuing, ;m eeniH eacn ny
iiiHii. ptmipniu.
index to iiiinjer g Masazine. A inhahetlcal
Analytical, and Clauiltled. for Volume 1 toUO.
Inclusive, Ivom June, 18o0, to June, 18.S0, one
them were J. W. Jnll v with a frnnUv of vol.. Hvo. Cloth. SI Oil,
m j 01 , , . Remittance should be made by Poat-Offlce
nine; woou oioan, wiie unit cnuu, a,
J. Beal) and a family of eight, and Mr.
Hyatt with a family ot rour. uuitfe a
number of others from the same section
are, it is learned, contemplating emi
gration to Texas. :
Mr. F.-H. Andrews and wife will
leave on Monday for El Paso, Texas,
where Mr., Andrews has been offered a
good position in business.
tlladtoHear It.
:-- (Beaufort Telephone.)
We are credibly , informed that a
steamboat route will soon be established
between Beaufort and New Berne. The
Messrs. Dey Bros., proprietors of one of
our scrap and oil factunes, propose to
put the Bonito, a boat capable of carry
irig eighty- or ninety bales of cotton, on
the line so as to connect with the lines of
steamers plying between New Berne and
Norfolk. ,
We are certainly glad to hear it, and
hope our enterprising friends will meet
with the encouragement they so richly
deserve. Such an arrangement will be
of great benefit to tho business men of
Beaufort, and in fact to the people all
along the line of the proposed route.
Success to the undertaking, say we
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss,
jNewRpapeni are not to copy tutu advertise
ment wiinout me express oruer 01 tinrper
Brnineni. Auaresa
HARPEH & hHOTHKRH, Sew. York.
PEA-GROWERS,ATTE!m::i!
BUIST'8
Celelirateil Premier Extra Early Pea,
At $4.00 pen Jtmhel, . . ,
D rect from the Grower, Bay,
uellTerm m SewbcrM.
That all may plant Bnlsfa 9rmtr 9em.
and save money at the Mart, wc will delivw, free
in Newberac all order of from one imihcl to
one hundred buahelt at M.0 per bushel, caih
with order. .. ' n' I
This Pea has made its crop in fcrtyrfiv 'days ia
a good season. ' ' r '
None other so Early. Hom gotnJactiwc
Mr. E. B. Cox sars." The Balata wmW
Kxtra Early Peaa I planted hut yeas wera
the earliest and most productive I had.' ''
Now is the time to get up yew dabs. 1 t'u t
Address RIYRERT RTTfST. Ji..r '
eMI-finsrar,'! '!
IKS and m Market St, Pbiladko, Pa.
DRIED FRUITS, '.'7-
Cranberriei, i - u ), .-
Mince Meat, u. i ..'
Italian Maccaronl, . ,.J u
Crosse A Blaokweiri ' 'i
ricklen,
Lea V rrin's Sauce, '"I
Mustard., '
Buckwheat,
Choice Butter,
-AT ,
! !
iff J.ri;
':'.! if
nov2B
WM. HOLLISTEE'Sj
ATLANTIC '
Tlrte flneat Liquors and Clgitra, theealebrated
BEKUXKK & ENOEL BEER, Boor; Kraut,
Sardine, Lobater, Llmborger and fsehwUtaer
Cheese constantly on hand. : . ti.3
Billiard and Pool TableV'"1
in
The finest In the country., ' i - i
CAEOMEOLETTE TABLE.
Something new the only one
city.' '
DEVIL AMONG THE TAILOH
In the Duffy Building on Middle Rtreet. '
N KW 11KUNE N. C. .' '
Tlie only first clasa saloon In the e'fty.
vef In
.(J.
tlm I
d; & w. .1 mo.
Nov. 8.
MINCE MEAT,
Citron, Currcmt, '
Englwh Walnut,
Cwidies,
. Almonds, Ficklen,
Brazil Nut,
Oatmeal, Bueku'heat,
. Small Hams, Codfish,
- No. 1 Mackerel,
Smoked Herrings,
Best Butter,
Roasted Coffee, ground to order,
Irish Potatoes,
Canned Goods, all fresh.
Beef Tongues,
Syrup,
" Maeearmi,
Cream (iliee.se,
FINEST TEAS,
Raisins, Prunes,
Powder, Shot, Caps.
Above named Roods are offered CHEAP for
CAN It.
oetSd.lm C. E. SLOVER.
Rne Goods I . Fair Dealing I
LOWEST PRICES
FOR GASH OIIY !
Our Motto and our Success I !
nor Koxixx ana requested to De Bpreaa benediction and the bridegroom left
upon the minutes. Itwasalso request- with his bride huhinung. 1 "
"I gather Kingdoms as a King , . ,,
report op commuter. . ,; - , Who hath a queen to second him,"
On Friday, the 1st of December 1882. , . ' ..
at 8i o'clock a. m., Albert O. Hubbard r. cuiy nasKins, tne tamous iami
the oldest member of the New Berne doctor and, fortune teller of Jones coun-
bar depnrtedthis life. ' ty, lias at last got at the bottom facts in
Sir. l uhbnnl was born in the county hv, nr Aiin.nnn it
of Caswell, about tlie year 1817. In 1834 . ,.
he was lnatrimilated at the University P"" wno w,u De Juroraaml what t,,eir.
of North Carolina, and was graduated judgment will be jn any suit pending
it ion in 18.i8, carry- before the court3. . He is consulted even
more than lawyers are. A suitor in a
justice's court at Kinnton a few days
since, consulted this famous man and
got such an 8i;wer that ho at once aban
doned lisc!"-. .-.To save further coiiU
t',(i A i - . ; ! :;vt a I ;on case should
1'0 f ".Tl-od t l 1' ;:!V: ' T of t'u1 Divino
that inti
on ."'id co'
' y t '
t t V ' ,
.ting his collegiate ed-
' i e of tlie 1'liilan-
' mi removed to
1 c " ohcihvhI the
i of t'-o Ida
n time
LOST,
OHECIy No, 414, drawn by P. Myer lifavor
ofSimmonsd Havens for S.U10. The public
are warned against trading for the same, at
duplicate has been applied for. .
,., ' HIMMO.N8 HAVENS.
r"'vTp f -rip j ."
calls attention to Ihe tact that he has a Choice
lAll of i
!
Wll h he Is SKlllliK I,OW for CASH.
1 ' nr HiN.ni..!! Is called to hia FINE
ti Vi-. -.ol f AMIl-V r litH'it.
I s. iM-F.'il I-I way on hand,
I iiinciit .of live Hiocii solicited,
ii'livrivd In any puit of the city free
! t -'rert.
wren I?anrok and
We have Just received a I Arge Assortment of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
. ' RtTlTAltLE FOR "
CHRISTMAS AA1 RICfUAl
PRESENTS,
Consisting of
Elegant Plash Odor Curs,
Beautiful Dtatlt TollatBeta. V
VIh Plush Whisk Broom Case,
Cut Ohal Toilet Bottle,
Lbns Bailns and other Extracts,
t'olocur, Violet, and Florida Waters -Jewelry
Casrs, Pnfl's and Puff Boxes
Gentlemen's Shaving Kings,
Fancy Box Stationary,
ConibH, Hair. Tooth and Nail Brushes,
Rusuiau Porket Book and Card Taaes,
Fine Toilet Soapa.
Call and aee our aBHortmcnt lieforo hnylng
elaewhcre.
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We are conntanlly recelvtnj
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Fine Groceries, ! ?
Vanned Goods, 1 1 ' "
Provision) -, ;
Tobaeco
and Cigan,
And offer Idem at the MOST RFAovt r.
pricks. - '
wedeitlreti call eaneeial altoniinn in m,r
Stock of
Pickles In nimw and niicketa, '
PrcitcrveK In OlftKs and 'iln, fi-i.
French Citron. Candied nrnmM.a.nd I.,..
Peel,
t remi lTuncK, 8ntna and Dchcsa Rftlsh
lh'led Apple and Heacheti, . .,!('..-.
Mince Meat, Huckwheat Flour. '
Fancy (lilt Kilite Knlier nn.i ii-Mi. ,.
Cheese. .wi , J. . '
Teaa, Kio.Ugnayra, Java and Mocha Coll. .
ltoaatedNo. :llnud41 (llw, ,
And everythlna Usually found hi' t,,.. ,
Grocery Htore. ' , , .
we guarantee everything, we acll to Pk
aatixfactlon lwlh a to price and oino !v. i,
Will REFUND THE MONEY c. 1
MABID. ,. . , t
EVERYTII1VO FRESH AND COC?.
The fash Trade Only Soiidt.i.
' ' 1 A'ery truly yotu-a,'' 1
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FOR-SAIR,'
THE UinCK PWEIXINQ Kirt ; ' on
Kahl Sldeof Fust Front, In tin) ( i i f
Iiern, Occupied hy Oq t. S. H. ( v.
For further particiiU.n ni ', i .
GI'EF-N &
novlS-tf
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