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Daily si rna: ; 4 - ' .a i . . u. VOL. L NEW BERNE, N. C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1882. NO. 227: IT TT "Tj i 1 iiiii LOCAL NEWS. Journal miniature Almanac. Sun rises, 7:08 ) Length of day. Sun sets, 4:52 i 9 hours, 44 minutes. Moon sets at 5:57 a. m. Malic) ilea. Some days since the Wilmington Hp- view published that Washburne & Co., extensive advertisers in this State and in the Journal were swindler and would not pay their advertising bills. We speak only for ourselves, and Solicitor J. H. Collins was m the city take pleasure in stating that our bills yesterday, looking for ducks and tur- have been promptly met, and we hope keys. ' . I the Review is mistaken in the firm. ' We The steamer Shenandoali carried out are told that the old Arm, of which com- a full cargo yesterday and quite a num ber of passengers. Kice is still booming, bringing as high as one dollar eleven and a half cents per bushel yesterday, including sacks. Sales about 800 bushels.' plaint is made, went out of business in 1880, and that this is a new association. The Hancock Bros, at this place sell their goods, and so long as our bills are paid as they have been already we can make no complaint. It was reported in the city yesterday Graded school Noted. that ' the steamer Florence had gone to The Graded School takes a recess un- the bottom in Swift Creek on Thursday, tii tho 2d day of January. Miss Petti- Cause, overload. ,: grew, teacher of the fourth grade, and The ShmandooJt brought in a supply Miss Core, teacher of the sixth, left on of Northern apples on Friday. Our fruit the Sheuandoali on Friday evening to iowa Bavthailn nf fruit ima i spend the holidays at their homes. We ' larger this season than ever before We notice at Dail Bros, store a lot of small, flat boxes, about as thick as an ordinary window sash; they contain .'London Layers" Malaga grapes and are very fine. We learn that Dr. H. D. Harper has moved to Kinston, where he will soon open a first class dental office. He has just returned from Philadelphia where he has been to purchase a new outfit, among other things a dental engine and patient's chair of the latest and most - improved pattern. The Doctor is n suc cessful practitioner, and with increased facilities we predict for him greater suc cess. Smtihfleld Herald. In a large number of the windows of our business husea we see the word, raffle. We would like to know, so far as the principle of the thing goes, what is the aitterence bevween a raffle ana a game of draw polka. Newbernian Not a bit, save that the card player I terday has a little better show of wining.. Ihis Mri fj, M. Pollock, the Duke of Oliver is a curious world anyway. Many Landing, was in the city yesterday with pious people look with horror on any BOme flne turkeys for sale. . .. - e 3 l t A I species oi caru piaying evu iui ojuubs- Mr. Abrnm Lee. of Adams Creek i 1 !A. 1 tL I 7 menu uecaww n viiu vuucu wnu came up on the Trent yesterday with gamDiing, pui at tne huiuh wuie luiemio pntrnn , a.: ui: - J - I . auupracwcBSiiuiunus.puicauuowa.6, r . R5mmnn. of (hn .Avnnllft mttr in the shape of lotteries, raffles and such M(. for the North torday wa line games oi cnance. Mil11and rauroafl. on leave of ab , ., Lenoir Poultry. sence, to spend tne unristmas noiway Mr,! Wm. Hollister gets in this morn- at his old home ingalot of dressed poultry turkies, Mr. Reid Whitford and lady are in chickens, etc.. from La Grauge. So all the citv for the holidays. Mr. Whitford who have not secured their Christmas is engaged as civil engineer on the gov turkey can now come in. We know eminent works at Beaufort harbor. are glad to hear that these young'ladies are very popular with the children in their charge; quite a number followed them to the wharf to see them off. They were the Recipients of nice presents from their respective classes before leaving. Harry Stevenson, standing on the Clyde wharf with his opera glass in hand, was as much affected at the de- parture of one, or the other, or both the young ladies, as the little children. Hope they may enjoy the holiday sea son and return in due time to their re spective charges. Your Name In Print. Glad to see our brother of the Tele phone, Mr. Potter, in the city. Mr. Robert Hancock and Hon. O, Hubbs are home from Washington for Christmas holidays. Rev. W. M. Robey, editor of the Methodist Advance was in the city yes- New Berne Dlatrlct First Quarterly Meeting. Goldsboro circuit, at Mt. Carmel, Dee. 16 and 17. Wayne circuit, -at Salem, Dec. 30 and 81. Goldsboro station, Jan. 6 and 7. Kinston station, Jan. 13 aud 14. Mt. Olive circuit, at Mt. Olive, Jan. 20 and 21. Craven circuit, at Lane's Chapel; Jan. 27 and 28. New Berne station, Feb. 3 and 4. Carteret circuit, at Newport, Feb. 10 and 11. La Grange circuit, at La Grange, Feb. 17 and 18. Snow Hill circuit, at Jerusalem, Feb. 24 and 25. Beaufort Station, March 3 and 4. -Straits, at Tabernacle, March 0 and 7. Core Sound, March 8 and 9. Pamlico circuit, at Stonewall, March 10 and 11. Jones circuit' at Trenton. ine uistrict ste-varus will meet in the Methodist church at Goldsboro, Wednesday, Jan. 17th, at 10 o'clock, a. m. They are W. F. Kornegay, J. II Benton, J. II. Barnes, W. F. English, Thomas Sutton, J. Q. Jackson. W. A. Darden, W. II. West, Dr. Frod. Whita- ker, T. A. Green, Dr. W. F. Kennedy, D. McCain, R. W. Chadwick, and Dr. Letters. A full attendance is hiirhlv important. J. E. Mann, P. E., Goldsboro N. C. something about the "Bucklesberry turkey," and if some of that breed is in the lot, somebody in New Berne will have a nice Christmas dinner. ChrUtma for Old Bachelor. Ah I me; there will hang no tiny stock ing by our bed side in which to drop sweet sugar plums, nor will we have to explore the profound depths and vast solitudes of our pockets in search of the lonely quarter with which to purchase them; we have the further recompense that there is no Mrs. Caudle about our Prof. E.' G. Daves arrived on the Shenandoah yesterday morning and will spend the holidays with relatives in the city. Mai. D. W. Hurtt left for Vermont yesterday; rumor says to take to him self a wife. Miss Carrie Rhem, is home for the holidays. She is attending Peace Insti tute. Monument to the Regulators. Unquestionably therefore, if the Reg ulators had succeeded at Alamance the pages of history would be glittering all over with burning words extolling their valor and patriotism, ana a shaft now, perhaps, would lift high its head above the battle field with the names of the dead heroes in the stone deeply cut, that future generations might know who fell in the first fight who shed the first blood in the. United States in re Histence to exactions of English rulers. New Berne Journal. . The Journal is in error in taking it for granted that because the Regulators were unsuccessful iu the Battle of Ala mance, no monument has been erected to commemorate their struggle against tyranny and oppression. In June, 1880, about five thousand people from Alamance Randolph, Guilford aud adjoining counties assembled on the battle field about ten miles from Graham to do honor to the memory of the heroes who struck the first blow in freedom's cause. If we mistake not, Jupge Fowle delivered the oration on that occosion. Other distinguished gen tlemon, Hon. D. F. Caldwell of Guil ford, and Thos. M. Holt of Alanmnco, also spoke. At the. conclusion of the exercises a granite shaft was unveiled. COMMERCIAL. : NEW BERNE MARKET, Cotton Middling 9 ; strict low middling 9J; low middling 9i. Seed cotton Extra nice, 8tc; ordi nary 3c. Corn 55c. per bushel. Rick-81.00 to $1.08 per bushel. Turpentine Receipts moderate. Finn at $2.50 for yellow dip. Tar Firm at $1.50 and $1.75. Beeswax 20c. to 22c. per lb. i lONEYouc. per gallon. Wheat 90c. per bushel. Beep On foot, 5c. to Cc. Fresh Pork 8al0c. per pound. T?... .ta .! uuua too. per uozeu. Peanuts New crop. $1.00 per bushel of 32 lbs. Fodder $1.25. per hundred. Apples Mattamuskeets. Sl.00 ier bushel. Onions $4.00 per bbl. Peas $1.10 to $1.25 per bushel. Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c. Tallow (tc. per lb. Chickens Grown, 50c. jwr pair. Turkeys $1.75 per pair. mkali i3oi tea , wc. per bushel. Potatoes Bahamas. 30a40c: vams 50a00c. per bushel. For New Berne Journal. Actual Value of tho A. & N. C. R. It. Wheb the A. & N. C. R. R. Company leased its property to the Midland it inventoried and valued its Road as follows: Road Master's tools, supplies, etc., j Master Machinist's supplies, iron, etc. Car lumber on hand, Paint shop (tools and supplies) Repair " " " Furniture etc. in offheand warehouses President's office and outfit New Berne machine sheps and contents Locomotives, etc. Rolling stock on line Rails Bridges from Morehead to Goldsboro Warehouses, wharves, sta tions, water tanks, turn tables, offices, etc., More head to Goldsboro TAKEN UP. On my farm two miles south west of Now It stands by the roadside in full View of I Berne, two lieati of cattle. The owners are all paNsers-by, au enduring monument quested to kike them away or they will be to the memory of the men who first op- dealt with according to law. pvoou vu mo uciu ui uaniD tnc iunvi 4 j dec2ltf ' K HANHOVt tne oppressor. uavuison Dispatch $ 1,650.05 2,719.4 G64.00 183.55 228.72 406.75 548.25 12,000.00 30,700.00 20,220.00 178,500.00 24,438.00 17,090.00 Wills, Wind and Water, In perusing an old will book in the Clerk's office of the superior court of premises, and in these hilarious days of this county, we find the last will and Christmas jolity we can retire with our testament of Daniel Speight which was hat and boots on ad Zibifrem, and sleep recorded in 1793. After giving to his the sleep Of tranquility and peace with beloved wife Hester various articles of none to molest us or make us af raid- save the after nervousness and such. Newbernian. River Steamers. The Kinston sailed for Kinston yes terday with general merchandise. The N".use left for Jolly Old Field with freights and passengers. The Bonito sailed for Beaufort last night with a cargo of lumber and gen eral merchandise. , The Bob Lee, Capt. Benders, arrived from Snow Hill about 12 o'clock yester day with one hundred and twenty-one bales of cotton for Dail Bros. Tue steamer Trent arrived yesterday from Bay River and Adam's Creek with , 64 bales cotton 42 through and 22 local 1,100 bushels of rice, 22 boxes of eggs, live stock and poultry and 21 passengers. personal property, among which are two iron pots with the pair of iron hooks that belonged to her own pots, all the earthen ware belonging to the house, her own chist," with two setting choars, her own little lining wheel, two puter plates, two knives and forks, one three quart puter basin, two glass tum blers, etc., he goes on to hequeath his lands to his children and provides in every case that they shall hold it for the terms of their natural lives and then to the heirs of their bodies, they to hold it during their natural lives and so on, "never to be sold or conveyed so long as there is wind and water to be found in the whole world. " The following is the last item: ' 'I lend and bequeath to my beloved son, Abraham Yeates the land I bought of Gabriel Moore, below the mouth of . The Hteamer Contentnea came in ves- terday from down Neusewith 84 bales Deep Gully, patented by Richard Lov- of cotton, 800 bushels of rice and shin gles and staves. Cotton Yesterday. New York futures dull but steady. The Exchange will be closed on the 23d, 25th, 20, 80th and the 1st of January. ler. 1 lend that land to Abraham tor his natural life, and at his decease to be lend to the lawful heirs of his body for their natural lives; never to be sold or conveyed away as long as there is wind or water to be found in the whole world, but to be lent to the lawful begotten heirs of the blood from genera- Liverpool holidays, 23, 25 and 26th. The Exchange here will be closed on Mon- tion to generation 80 tUat land at one 8et dav tne a!tn. une nunareu anu buvbu- . : .; $239,40.78 No cross-ties were mentioned, if in deed there were any in the road, and from the reports made to induce the lease, and more recently to break it, one would infer that the A. & N. C. R. R. was and is nothing more than a couple of streaks of rust from Goldsboro to Morehead City. But allowing the requisite number, 195,000, at 10 cents a piece, half price for new ones, there should be added to the above $19,500, making a grand total of $308,908.78 as the absolute, highest possible materitd value of the A. &. N C. R. R. leaving nothing but the bare road-bed. Experts on the value of turn-pike could best determine what this would be worth as such, from Morehead to GoldRboro, for it is clear that it must come to this use for the special benefit and pleasure of those who would rather rule in hell than serve in heaven. Although near twenty thousand dol lars per mile was squandered iu build ing and equipping the A. & N. C. R. R, it was well known not to have actually cost anything like that sum; for $2,500 per mile or $237,500 in the sum total will to-day duplicate the graduation and masonry from Morehead City to Goldsboro. The actual value of the A. & N. C. R. R. property all told then was, on the first day of July, 1881, $546,408,78, and the Midland Railway Company leasing it, gave a rental of nearly eight (8) per cent, for it: and according to Dr. Hogg, the A. & N. C. R. R. Company's own chosen Expert, the Midland Company has added over $40,000 in permanent improvements and betterments, or eight per cent additional to rental, of the en tire material and real value of the A. & N. C. R. R. property. So that for the year and a half they have had the road they have paid for its use, and expended upon it in the way of improvements, almost one per cent per month of what the property is actually worth. , B. K. MARRIED. On Thursday, in Craven county, Mr. Joshua Adams to Mis. Mollio Broom. A new broom sweeps clean. ty-six bales were sold yesterday at 8$ to 9.30. , - NEW YORK MARKET, SPOT Middling 10 5-16. Strict low middling 10 1-8. Low middling 9 7-8. NEW YORK FUTURES: Morning. Noon. Evening December. 10.21 10.22 January, 10.25 10.24 February, 10.86 . 10.85 March, 10.48 10.47 LIVERPOOL SPOTS. Uplands 5 13-18. Orleans 6. LIVERPOOL FUTURES. December, 5 48-64. January, 8 49-64. February, 5 G1-C4. 10.21 10.28 10.84 10.47 of heirs decease it always to return to the living heirs and continue etc." In reading the above we are reminded of an argument advanced by a member of a . neighborhood debating society many years ago, when the question un der debate was, "which is the most powerful, wind or water V" The mem ber arose and said: , "Mr. President: The query is just this, I know nothing about - it. But. (scraping his right foot and spitting cot ton) what did tiiey do in olden times when there was no wind V" This able effort brought down the house and the young Clay subsided. Mining Intelligence. Salisbury Watchman.. lion. F. W. Hughes has paid ten thousand dollars of the $46,000 on the Rocky River mine, Cabarrus county, which Mr. J. J. Newman sold in No vember last. Mr. Newman bought the property of Messrs. M. L. and R. J, Holmes and J. A. Snider of Salisbury and Mi-b. E. C. Smith of Concord There are 5,000 to 8,000 dollars worth of machinery on the property which is being erected. The Chillian mill is run ning day and night. Last clean up, 81 ounces of amalgum from three and a half tons of ore. Between 20 and 30 hands are employed. This is a flatter ing start for this property . THE SHUFORD GOLD MINE. Mr. Dygert, Sup't. of the Shuford Goldmine, (five miles from Catawba Station, Catawba Co.,) is here with an engine which is undergoing changes. He says that thu bhuford has been go ing for the last 18 months washing free gold from the lulls and gluches, and with fair remunerative success. In ad dition to their hydraulic works, they have built mill-house lor ten stamps, hve ot which are in place. They have an eight-inch vein, a number of string ers, (all of which may be worked with small outlay for digging,) and their tailings" which will pay to run through the mill. FOR SALE, IUE BKIl'K DWKIAISO HOUKK on the East Hide of KitNt Front, In the Lily of New- bern. Occupied by Cunt. S. H.Grav. For further particulnra apply to .OKKKN & KTKVF.NNON, novl8-tf Attorneys NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given timt I will introduce a bill tit the next Heesion of the Oenernl As sembly to amend the charter of the Town of Kinston. Dec. 18, 1&S2. F. It. I.OFTIN, dce'-lm Senator 11th Uistrict J. V. JORDAN'S . W. Corner Pollock Street, Op pot) t ;Pot Office. . CALL AND SEE THEM. -AT MINC'U MEAT, ' . , ' Citron, Currant. . English H'ulnuts, , , , . Candies, , . . . , t; Ahnow'.s, Pickles, . . , ,4,, , ,. BrazilWuts, - Oatmeal, Bwkwtieat, , . 'Small Hams, (hdjUh ' iVo. 1 Mackerel, SllllJ.'fi,t Tlowinn Best Butter, -.XiTf"?!? Roasted Coffee, ground to order. Irish Potatoes ", ,:7 ' 1 ' ,v" Canned Cluods, nil freHh(f- -Be ef Tongues, ;...,.. i Maecaroni, iiii;i'j' Cream Clieese . i, if FINEST Ttf AS, ' Raisimi Pttmes, , Powder, SJiot;Caps. AIm.vc mimed (ioods nre nm.ru.l imi'in v, oct;ld;tm G. E. SL0VER. NOTICE. To whom l; miiy concern: n ' '' "' T . Tnke not lee that u bin to amend tiieClmrter of the Ciiy of New Hei ne will le Introduced in the Oencinl Axscnibly of North Carollua at the January Session, 1K8 ! "' ',. deel:!-il:mi CITIZCM8., tratewith water before milliug--their ores carry no sulphurets. The Supt., is well pleased with the property. It is our intention to make a round of the mines in this section early in tho new year, and we hope to see the Shu ford, as well as all the other important proper ties in tins belt. For3(mas. Buckwheat Flour, Gov't Java and other Coffees, Hominy, large and small, Oatmeal, Cod Fish, Pure Sugar Syrup, Ferris' Pisr Hams. Italian Maecaroni, Crosse & Blackwell s Pickles, Chow-Chow in Bulk, Worcestershire Sauce, Mustards, Celerv Salt. Mince Meat, Canned Goods, Domestio Dried Fruits, Gelatines, Cassava, Flavoring Extracts, Raisins. Currants. They will concen- citron, cranberries, Apples, SCHEDULE B TAX. . , '. lull Eeturn of Purchases, Etc;- Office liKoisTKii of Dekds, Craven Co 1 New Heme, N. c., Dec. IU, 188S. ;' J All persons liable under (Schedule B Revenue Act of 18X1, are notified and are required by law to deliver or return iu me, wiiiuii ten nays after the first dayol January, 1N8S, ft true and exact atau. neiit ol the amount of purchases made bv .'ou, as principal or uaent. or Uimuirh n Co... or commission merchant (orotherwlse flUthe blank amounts), for six month eudiiiK De cember Slsl, 1H2. The amount nf m.. Killl in anil out of t he State (exennt Jiovi. of cotton and other form products from th producers musk be included In your, return Keep the sum paid for llnunra yiuan,t f.-...! that puid for goods, wares ami, morehiuidta. 1 Ids return must be sworn to. Prompt com- pimuce wan me law is requested- Your pri vilege license is to be renewed by the loth of January. Any listed after the. 10th Will be charged double tax. ery respectfully, iio ;J JOH. NFXHOV Uet'iHter of Deeds, Craven Co. Fine Teas, Maillard's Chocolate, Cream, Soda and Oyster Crackers, lea uaKes, riest liutter, nov2() WM. HOLLISTER'S, Middle Street. dim Xmas Goods. Virginia News. (Norfolk landmark.) it is understood that there is a good prospect that the work of building and complet ing the Frank lin and Staunton Eiver Kailroad will be enected without tho aid of which is complete in every respect. ; m.i.iwvK tt7.i4r.ii ,. ;n Inavine had twelve veara exnnrien m pass. The project of building the the business, and feel sure wo can please - We would like to call your attention to our Stock of Christmas Goods, High. (Farmer und Mechanic.) Raleigh is the costliest place of residence in North Carolina. Keuta are high, fuel higher, boarding still higher ; and there are many . little expenses incident to every State capital which swell the "mickle" into 'muckle." ; We pay $160 a year tor three small second-story rooms; $1.50 per week for fire-wood;' $16 per month for table-board, (poor at that), $2 for laundress, and many other expenses in similar propor tion. These are equal to New York city prices. . We have a large assortment of Toys and Toilet Goods, among which is an Elegant Lot of Majolica Ware Our Candies are made fresh everv decl.i-dlm NOTICE - 7 Any person deslrine to avail hlmanir t Act of Assembly authorizing the education -or one young man at the University of North Carolina from this countv freeof cogt for tul tion, will apply to the Hoard of Commission ers of this county. . w me young man seeking the appointment of county student must show to the Board that iiciLiu-i in-, ma guitroiuu ur parents nave the requisite means o pay tuition and room rent that he is a citizen of the State, a resident oi the county, and Is of good moral character and capacity lor usefulness. Jos. Nelson, Clerk U'd of Com'srs. of Craven County. ' Ion s CANDY. Best in tho World. A t lb. box of Freneo CANDY, delivered tree at any sxprcsi ofljoe for tUO. 31b.boxfortl.75. "' Standard for Puri? and Exctflenct. 1 AiMrestv "!! A. 0. R0YSTER & M0. Baleigu. X.C. NOTICE. Urange and Harrisonburg narrow gauge road has completely fallen through, and the sills are being sold lor firewood. The Farmville Journal says that another batch of New York boys was brought to that place last week, and were taken by farmers of the day by that thfiv mnv turn out better Mum Experienced Workmen from those heretofore brought. Philadelphia, James U. Uanuon, late KeatllUS- and are manufactured from Candv ev i. ni.i . n i... ... ir - .... ter state oeuaior iroin Jung ami pressiy tor our retail trade Queen county, h as been indicted All Taxes for 18S2, either State or County, Schedule liToxes, are past iue, and - j Must be Paid at Once. , If not paid within TEN" DAYS from date of this notice I will proceed to collect byDIS TRKHS according to law. You can save trouble and cost by attending to this at once. , No further notice will be given ;nof indul gence Kianted. ,,s j, ,u,,.j M. HAHN, . '. Sheriff Craven County. ' New Heme, N. (, Dec. 13, 8882- , dlOt ; , on the charge of issuing and using fraudulent tax receipts in the late election. Cannon is now Supenn tendent of Schools Over 6.009 acres of land have re cently been sold to colonists at Claremont, Va. on the James river Your Patronage is Solicited. A. H. POTTER &, CO., dec31-3t New Berne. NOTICE. To all whom it may concern : That application will he made to the I,egls- llLtlll-n Mint tlluntu In Innnmnr ..aw. fV. The Colonists have already Organ- Passage of a law amending the charter of tho ,W1 oflWl l.,nl. ,! fl.lw. 1wf ttwMoniJone" County. ' . jivu w oviivwiy viiul viij cmiAi uuuuuj I (lecal . CITIZENS school. iuin, ivsuviiie, near jjeiapiiuie, in Fauquier county, 150 acres, to his PIKE PONY jon, S. P. Bayley, J r., United States , . at Donsul to ralerino, foe. f 80 per .' ' R Major. S. V. Bayley lias sold his tarm. Asuvuie, near Jieiaplune, in Uauq son Consul acre. . ,. ,, : The 1-olling-niilIa few miles above Lyuchbnrg, which has been idle for a long while, has been sold for $00,- 000", an it is epxected will soon com mence operations again. , The .county jail of Albemarle, the Atheus of, Virgiuia, has no fire places or any suitable provision for warming the prisoners confined therein. vy--'-;; '':A;'t-- '"-i The dog-tax in Shenandoith ays all claims for sheep killed by dogs iu the county, and a considerable balance remains to be turned over to the school fund. v. FOB RAFFLE. MR. CHANCES $1.00. JOHN DUNN'S. dec20-d4t SAWYER WANTED. I want n NO. 1 HAWYKR a man who thoroughly understands his imsiness and Is of sober habits. .' . . - : Address or Call on HVOO & HKOTHEU, ditwdeclNlmo. . - Hnow Hill, N. C BRICK. For sale In any quantity desired, Pressed " and Common Brick. Haniples ean he seen in office on Middle ireet, over store of A. M. rlantf. decltf-dlw i J, F. IVES. TVotice. ' " i,v-' Xat'L Hank of New-Hrrn, r . Ueceml)er7, 18S2.;. if ;J The Anntinl Meeting of the Stock jieklf thisllfttik, for the election of pireptflni ior me transaction of such other buslnesp.a may come before them',1 will be held at their Banking Hobs on the 2ti' 'lesdBy, being the 9th day ofJnnuary, l.i'iillhri I .. The Polls will be ojiened at 12 o'olbeihr; to- Ihe closed at 1 p. m. J. A. GUIONiiaT) decsdtd TOl.CasHifr. Christmas Gqcds: I We have Just received a Large Assortment HOLIDAY: GOODS;:, tfit it CHRISTMAS AA1 i BKipAL" Consist inn of v Elegant Pliuh Odor tuet Beautiful Dint He TotUt Sett,, . J Pine Plush Whisk Broom Caei,l Cnt Olawa Tolh-t Botlle,! -' -.. Ht-.-l.i Lnblus l!azliiHl olhef Kttractt, jia Cologne. Violet and Florida Waters , ( Jewelry Canest Pift aikU PnifBoxe',1'' Gentlemen' Shaving Nugi, if -it.' Fancy Box Stationary, Combs, Hair. Tooth and Kail BrnihVt, ' ' Ruialan Pocket Book an CaM Caaes. Fine Toilet Soaps. . ( . , , (Sill and see our aasortitien't bem're bavins elsewhere. ,,..,. . , ,. i .,,..,.,,, ' '' ' HAST(5dCK BROsi, DruggUti, 1 Next to Post Office.' New Bern. I. C. dei'-dtdec25 , .. .
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