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- - IT 11 ' ' - " li ' I- L A 'T"T '4'' 1 1 s VOL. I. M tiEF BERNE, N- P. TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1883. NO. 287; 1 v I ' LOCAL NEWS. I Diirnal nintatur Almanac. Sun rises, 6:23 I Length of day. - Sun sets, 0:01 f 11 hours, 38 minutes. Moon rises at 4:19 a: in. - " Capt, John Richardson is off to Raleigh again. ",: ' ',."':' 1 ; -"' : ' riiH "'.;;: The Board of City Councilmen ''meet to-night. , -V i( y ; . .;:.',, The schooner Marietta is on Howard's ship railway for repairs. 1 'J1 ' ;; Geo. Credle ira. sick and the Gordner rhingle is at a stand-still. . 'n. . i .; Tho Custom House office has been re moved to the Henry building on Middle street. '';': "'''.-' i';i 5 5 - r--' . Maj. Denniaon steamed up yesterday and commenced operations at the cotton Reed oil mills.' '. i'.;i-.- : The steamer Florence brought , in a large cargo of tar from Vanceboro yesr terdav evening Mr.Veo. Bishop fired up his new en gine yesterday and commenced to saw lumber for the pea boxes, i :,n Redding Hines brought down another Don't know mathematics. , . X - A young man from the country called on one of our merchants a few days ago to' be employsd as a clerk." V ' Well," said the merchant, need a clerk; do you know anything. alxut mathematics." 'mi ltftft 1-f," said the ybuug man' turning his head to one side and looking' wise, 'I know. Nettie Mattocks. and Jim Mat tocks; but I-I tion't knowllftklt' J 1 J "I don't want ypu-'i.f) P'f 'f. n Col tou Mnrktl. ,,,tr.'r ;,: .:;ir, .,.(.,! . ,; i New York futures buoyed up a. little yesterday, closing steady with, sales of 63,000 bales;' spots', quiet'.' ' New Berne market juiet ; sales of twenty bales- low grades the best bringing 9 cents. SaWVTORE MARKE11, SWT! Middling 10 816... , Strict low nriddluig 10. Low middling 9 ll-18j, '.' !; ' " " V NKW YORK FufUltES: , ' " Morning. "Noon.' 10.15, 1018 .10.20 ,'10.29 ; 10.3d -: 10.41 , 10.51 10.D4 March,- Apnl.v , Way, Evening. 10.21 1 10..S3 10.44 . 10.57 ' Graded School Sotto. The entertalnineut given by Willough- by Rsade for the benefit of tho Graded large raft of logs from near Kinston to School Library was a perfect success, Stimson's mill on Monday. i v The Principal realized' forty-two dol The County Commissioners on yester- lara and twenty cents for the Library day appointed W, P, Metts standard- clear ot all expenses. keeper, vice S. R. Street, resigned Our Register of Deeds has received as a present from our former townsman, E. R. Stanly, Esq., a handsome pony phae ton.. ' y- 1 ;',' , "I '.;': .'.- "' 'i V,' . ,1 There was almost a fire at the Gas works on Saturday night, but Mr. Green managed to extinguish it without giving the alarm. Dr. W. T. Kennedy, of Stonewall, Two handsome 'prizes.' Volumes of Washington Irving's Qomplete works, Were awarded to Misses Emmie Pqwees and Hiittie Mitonisll on' jyebtorday -'lor. best efforts in 'behalf of the .Graded School Library. . '.-.' The presentations were ruad o by Hon. C. C. Clark and Suptl J. S. Long with most beautiful and 'Appropriate words. The following "young ladies deserve special mention for their exertions . brought up an,d sold to our townsman beihalf pf tuQ library, viz: Misses Tal iaferro, Jones Allen and .Heath of the Ninth Grade; Misses Holljster and Oli ver of the Eighth; Miss Stimson of the Seventh; Misses Walker, Berry and Co' hen of the Sixth; and Misses Nunn nud Carraway of the Fifth. , . . ' T. A. Green, Esq., on yesterday a pair of fine bay horses. The steamer Sulan has been launched after being thoroughly repaired, and having her machinery overhauled , by Mr. E. G. Cuthbert, The New York Sun gives an account of the suicide xf Samuel T. Wright, of Tarboro, N. C, which occurred at the Tremont House on , Broadway, N. last Friday. He leaves a wife and fam- We learn that J. A. Campbell, Esq Tlio Oyster War In Virginia Tho Landmark announces that Gov Cameron s second oyster war has ended The result of the expedition is five ves sels captured, with total crews of 35 men, of wiom 23 were, white : and 12 colored, all of whom are in custody1 ex has been reappointed a Justice of the cept'four; w66 niade Ihei't1 escap'egv Th'e peace for Craven county, and is the only landmark sa,ja editorially: ! '. Republican in the city of New Berne The captives set up, the .defenee ,that reappointed. So far as we know his ap- tney naa neen areaging i tne aisputea pointment gives satisfaction to the peo ple generally. The steamer Blanche was at the Clyde wharf yesterday evening. She ia the. property of Marshall rarES, and " has Maryland and Virginia waters, ' and true or false as this may be, from the facts before us it is clear that tho Com monwealth hus no case: On a previous occasion, Fate giving a touch, to, the Comedy, the governor , captured a num- bor pf our own titizens, wniie ma per been suggested as a very appropriate I fidious marauders, commonly described ...off Tari, mil vteh nnmmin. as . "foreiEners.'ft escapett. . Ana.! now, .a. wh tv,m fi,a Alh0Jh .wcOTd expedition has left him in '""v'1 " . " this, and other particulars in a more hu marie ana ramuco oounas in, on uieir miliatine position than he occupied Visit to the late scenes of Dutch nets, year ago. Of the results which are to Dr. Bryan would probably pUot them follow, we need not speak, further than through. . : ' ." ' ... ' Schooner Ailiore. ' ' The schooner Elizabeth, of this city, Gordon, captain and owners run ashore on Gull Rock, near Wysocken, on tbe 2d instant. ', :' to say that, in plade of having been in structed by an example of salutary ter ror, the chief wrong-doers ana roobers have been entertained , by am elaborate farce, 'While the Commonwealth will have to foot the costs and bear the den sion of all the newspaper wits and hu morists in the Kepublici ' V: Jpdze Krlbba Interviewed. ', A Special of the Jotonal interviewed Judge Kribbs upon current events witn tho following gratifying success: j k i 'Well Judge, how are ihingsi gett County Commlsaloner. The county commissioners were in session on vesterdav. Among other transactions the following order was adopted; That the deeds made to the couiity by sheriff Hubbs, now in the on jn dogdom , since. : your " court hands of sheriff Hahn, be surrendered Mourned, " v , ; , . ' i t tv to parties owning the property upon klPretty well,'" said the Judge, with the payment of all taxes, cost and the U wag of his iailjas if he 'Was pleased at 25 per cent penalty on or before the 2d the opportunity, of giving something to ting ad day of April. "I" the public, "fiogdom is getting 'along rather better , than jngiiofli, just now. is the firm belief that fastens upon the mind of the afflicted that he haa not got tho disease1, hilt labors under the halluci nation i that hi can Veil you of ,an J rium- bef bfperfions fliat are Jf earf ully afflict ed, with it ' Thi you se "renders treatment-very difficult, because no one will tako medicine unless they think they aresiok. ' ': - Tlie name has more synonims than vmall-pox, which you know has quite a number, and it is as contageous as that fearful disease, and we dogs think, quite as loathsome, We have settled pod a name,'' however, which covers all the aliases, and is Very plain English, and that ia laziness. 'If the Legislature would devote a ay 'or two legislatigg that disease out of tha State they 'will ;be sure to have t' l' ' ' '"' i ' J! i more sueep ana less uogs, ior i iorgoi to say that one of the peculiarities of the isease was an ardent desire to have a number of dbga arid a square old chronic ase will hve a yard full of dogs who alleviate' his sufferings by having an unlimited display of it themselves. "A dog maybe styled 'a lazy man's morphia" and when hyperdermically applied produces momentary telief and generally enables him to. migrate with some considerable earnestness fcr a short while, but he soon relapses on eachihg a place of safety. " Then the distinguished body opened its batteries on its members and openly xprebsed the opinion that they were all under Buch obligations to the Railroad companies for passes' that they were hardly fit for legislative duty.; In fact one road that had been leased out, and therefore could not extend any hospi tality'df the kind,1 was. about to be given away to some one wno couia. rne State has no use for a railroad company that can't pass anybody. - This session has beaten Christopher Columbus and Americus Vespucius both.'.' ,., . 'How is that?" "Well, you' see, they discovered new' world already made, and this Leg. islature has discovered how to makes, new one out of an old .worn out. con cern." ' " ''.-"',:' ".' ' "I don't comprehend your idea. " "Why, they are going to make sheep grow by taxing ; dogs; make Judges. Legislators and State officers honest by refusing them free passes over railroads make oysters grow by staking off the ground; make fish abundant and cheap by breaking up one of the most effectual modes of catching them; and make whisky cheap by quitting drink arid that of itself will be new." ; V "Whyi Judge,' you are a ' littli sacastic." .' ' 1 Oh no, I am only practicing lex talionis -these folks charge all manner 6f evils on lis and if we see fit to throw back at them 'we certainly are not to blame. Our race has a better record to"-'day than Vours " "' ".; ""'' "Where is the St'.' Bernard dog with his remarkable history ; where is the Shepherd V "dog with his astonishing sagacity ; where is the wholeof our race with its proverbial faithfulness. Did not eneof our race sell for one hundred and fifty dollars fight in this city a few days ago? f 1 will venture the assertion that there, is not a member of the Legislatt?te to-day that would bring the half of it. , No, not even for crab bait. " ' ' ':;'" ' ! "We dogs have written some poetry on the body and t is very good.", . ; "Won't you repeat a few lines of it? 'No 6ir, if I waito do bo some passer by would report that t was to appear in 'Patience.' and that would be too has.beeh shipping for several , weeks from a lot of 30,000 set in September Messrs. J. J. Telson& Co. of this city have received several shipments of these cabbages since tho first of January the last lot of eleven barrels being now all sold. These cabbages are very nice, good and sweet, and no doubt have been highly relished as Northern extras. But Mr. Coleburn's experience does not fa vor early fall setting. It does not pay to ship North during the winter, because their home supplies is then in abund ance. On same farm and two adjoining ones. Messrs. Cbleburn and A. E. Ogles by will have 150 acres in watermelons. Mr. Cbleburn has rented land from Mr. George Dennis and Dr. Eunet, near Ce dar Point,vhere he will have two oth er tr lets in melons. J. , For Wuatl , . - Can any one tell us why the Directors of the A. & N. C. Railroad want pnivfir nrmnintedi1 Do thov eXDect t.AK5M Aw-'hMA no.roRs laugh.,' . When the Assembly first met Trent river; to lay the track with new itppened our .race;, they wonted to rails from Morehead'to Goldsboro; or do make the stealing of a dog larceny, but they expect him to grant more dead- fceDt to the table. The dogs head passes and put on "sleepers" from said m bW i, members here to Morehead? If not, then what do Your Legislaftrro has furnished ua a a re. grat deal yf amusement jthia.f. wintep-? ct the laifapj 1 Enough .liaU'fcJcicl. , - 7 T ' 1. AU A 1 1 r .. L i. tbey want With him. Schooner Arrival. . .. , . . The Cobb. Capt.. Ben. Willis, from Juniper Bay, with corn consigned to Burrus & Co. ' The Havana, Capt. E. H. Spencer, jr".,' from Englehard, with corn consigned to Burrus & Co. ' 1 Tie Gov. Vanes, Capt. S. H. Spencer, from Englehard, with coru and oats for J. A. Meadows, ' V ; .!: , ' ,' ' ; The schooner Tlieresa, Capt, Fisher, rUK vkttm And cotton seed. ' 1 ': ! ;f WVW didntwant to erect a petard to hoist themselves on. Umbrellas '"and dogs are not tealable property! '-r , r S r -Thdtf-tllJey aflt6d-tbvta'x 1iB,"1Sitft they suddenly 1 found that their own race was not paying as promptly as might be ' and';, tlfly turned "lobsd 6rf inem ana win try 10 seep mem irom Voting unless they pay thd poll tax."" '' "Yes Judge-, but Ihfljtf say your race retards the.sheep growing interest," 'I know they do, but that is too "dbg matical.' The number of sheep killed by dogs is insignificant' When compared to that which ies frorff utter starvation'. The ' sheep' ' Irl this . 'State 8 ie from ' a Tour Name in Print, Mr. L. J. Hanghton, of Chatham, was disease that is very bid,! apd, what, is in the city yesterday direct from his strangest, about, it,, the pwn'ers of,., the Tuscarora Items. Our postmaster is doing good business horse trading at the present. When you meet a man on the road this week his first words are.: "Are you done planting potatoes yet?" i Our esteemed friend and neighbor, Mr. Durby, has moved up to the Ark We wish him success in his business. The farmers in this section are greatly troubled about the stock law. Hope onr law makers know what the bone and sinew of our county need. : Anna riryan, colored, sixteen years old, has eloped with one Bill Washing- ton. Washington left a wife and three children in destitution. One of our young sports last Sunday borrowed a horse and buggy from a friend. We noticed him about night. on our way to prayer-meeting, running the horse at full speed for about a mile and swearing loud enough to be heard half the distance. Guess he was loaded down with "red eye." , Married, on Little Swift Creek, Feb. 28, at the residence of the bride 'b father, Joseph Sasser to Rachel Ipock; Jas. F. Heath, J. P., officiating. After partak ing of the nourishment set before them, they crossed to our side of the river, and reached home about five o'clock in the evening, where a large crowd had assembled. Everything went on lovely, and the "light fantastic toe" was tripped til the sun rose behind the east ern hills, when all went home wearied and drowsy. Stonewall Items - r COMMERCIAL. . liMVH BEUNB MAUKKT. ; Corroif Middling 9 3-6; strict low middling 9 1-4: low middling 9 1-8. ' beed cotton Extra nice, 3c.; ordi nary 21c. s ; (Jorn In sacks, blc; in bulk 58c. Rice 80 to 95c. per bushel. , Turpentine Receipts moderate. Firm at if 3.50 for yellow dip. i l ah r irm at tfl.50 and 81.75. ; Beeswax 20o. to 22c. per lb. f. IToney 60c. per gallon. Wheat 90c. per bushel. Beep On foot, 5c to 7c. Hams Country, 13c. per pound. Fresh Pork 7a9c. per pound. Eaos 15c. per dozen. , Peanuts $1.25 per bushel.' FoiDER-r1.25. per hundred. Apples Mattamuskeets, 81.25 per bushel. . Onions ?8.50 per bbl. Peas 81.10 to $1.25 per bushel. ; Hides Dry, 9c. to lie; green 5c. Tallow 6c. per lb. Chickens Grown, 55a60c. per pair. Turkeys $1.75 per pair. . Meal Bolted, 75o. p3r bushel. Potatoes Bahamas, 30a40c.; yams 50a60c. per bushel. Turnips 80c. per bushel. Walnuts 50c. per bushel. Shingles West India, dull and nom inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch, hearts, 3.50; saps, $2.50 per M. skins. Coon, 30q.; fox 40a50c; mink, 30a40o.; otter, 3f2a5. ASA. JONES, Middle Street, Newborn, N. C, . DEALER in . i . : Staple and Fancy Dry Goods BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, Etc. Agent for the DIAMOND SHIRT. Unlauii drled tlM. Lauudried Sl.ffi. And the celebrated Warner's C'oraline Corset, A full line of Gents'. Ladles' and Children's Underwear, Gents' Linen, Celluloid mid Paper uoiiais aim i.uu., biik ana Linen iianuuer. chiefs, all kinds of Gents'. Ladies' and Chil dren's Hand and Machine Made Shoes, Knb- uer uoaw, aaia ana noes, JjU tiles' uioaus and Jaekets, and e verj'thing usually kept in a Urst class Dry Goods Store. ASA JONES, mar6divly Middle St., op. Baptist Church. $10 REWARD! I will pay TEN DOLLARS for the re turn of the Watch and Chain lost by my little boy, Carl, on Friday last. No QUESTIONS asked. The chain was square linked, and had attached a Gold Mounted Beau Charm. Leave at Journal office or to me. Mar4tf JOHN A. RICHARDSON Jones county farm. , lie left on the evening train. I.e. Joi n Dunn is oil to Kinston on a business trip. Mr. Joreoh I', irks, of New York, ' brother of our towr-man, I'r.O. I.'.irlts, ia in the city on a vii.it. He did l-u-i- tioRshi 1' . . i, : I is HOW on a pro i 1 1 , t sheep have it and, liver while the sheep die,-because the owners have it. ' it will kill a sheep right tlirough a man. " ; - "Indeed that is a new Idea; what is the character and name of tlife disease?" "Well, the character is different in some cases from' 'what, it' 'is 'in! others; the geheral features are similar, and in one particular 'gemper idem,' and that fn Trueking In arteret;County. At Newport Messrs.. J. B. Mann & Son are engaged in the Culture of peas, Irish potatoes and asparagus. They, have two acres in-'aBparagus of sufficient' age to ship from tins spring. Asparagus put up in bunches of 2 lbs. of six inch es in length, which is now quoted at one dollar per bunclu Messrs. ', Hewitt & Co are also engaged in truck farming and in the same line - of vegetables the Msssrs. Mann. ;.'Both these firms are clevet and prosperous merchants in the pleasant little village of Newport. : On Bogue Sound,' several hundred acres will be cullivaied in watermelons. Beginning at. Capt Lv . Oglesby 's, we jut down 18,000 or more for him;10,000 lor jar. Uk,vv o-r, Joeu;.i iu,uuu ior jvir. Thos:'' 'Tbl8pn,,ObO;or :Mr; Elijah Oglesby; 120,000 for Mr. C. F. James. Mr. James will also have several acres in5 cornr cucumbers etc. " Mr Hines will Have a large acreage in vegetables of aU varieties, but have hotthe fig ures on the extent of, ;his farm. Hope to be prepare or thab at . noV)yry ' d is tantday. 1 . ' . At Crab Point, near Moreheadvis Mr. W. B.' ' Coleburn's',' .big' ' farm; , ;' ' He '! niis nearly three hundred sash of hot beds in' tomatoes alone, ' &6,000 cauliflower se ts,' 120,000 head of "cabbage, ' most 1of which were put out iu November and December, and he is, still , setting., ' He Mrs. Kit Lewis died of Pneumonia on last Saturday evening. We have had one fine week for work and the farmers are making the best of it. ' Our sister town, Bayboro, has applied the paint brush and whithwash quite liberally lately which adds very much to her appearance; but her streets, oh Jerusalem! ' ' Mr. Wilson G Lamb, of Williamston, is with us representing ms house in Baltimore. I can assure our merchants that they will seldom meet his equal to deal with and his superior never. Mr. C. H. Fowler is having built a commodious warehouse for the accom modation of those who patronize the steamer Elm City. Mr. S. H. Fowler has already had one built at Bayboro. Mr. E. G. Robbins store, ware house and goods were all consumed by fire last Friday night. ' His place of business was at Last; incendiary without doubt partially insured; I am not able to state loss., , . ,...; , , .-. . . i Mr.' R. HL' Baxter and Mitss Katie Dunn were hitched in double harness a few days ago for a life trip through this sphere, Rev. Mr. Call officiating May prosperity be their luck and all their troubles be little ones. Mr. C. H. Fowler has sold his interest in the saw mill in this place to Mr. T. C. Hadder, his partner heretofore, and sometime since he sold his ferry and appurtenances to Mr. J.; L, Fowler who has been running the ferry for the last two years. It is the ferry established bv-. Messrs. Wade & Howard across Neuse at your city. .,';!,.. . i Senator W. T, Caho is home the af. fliction of Mrs. Caho is the cause. ' Her many friends will be pleased to learn that she bids fair to speedy recovery. Mr. Caho brings the news that the citi zens of this county have to continue in the old fence rut, as his fence bill was slaughtered in the House of Represent atives after having passed the Senate. ' One of the business men of Pamlico reports that if results and like results continue to happen ' throughout the whole country as it has been happening around his section, in a few years there will "be force enough to 'reclaim the swamps of Pamlico; there having been some ten or twelve additions to the population and nearly all boys.- Among some of the lucky ones I remember is Mr. J. M. Caroon, Thos. Clark, P. H Delamar Uo., but the reporter fails to report anything on that, line about his W. F.KOHNTREE : FOR ' ' ' Good Butter, Royal Crown Flour, P. T. George Best Hams, Best Coffee and Teas, And all kinds of FAMILY GROCERIES. Middle Street, near the Market. house. CITY ITEgS.. , ' ; This column, tint to local Utn ( t k. r Local Advertising. , t .. i . . ,, . WANTED, . A Night. Watchman. Apply at the na3 , . , . Cotton Factoet, SMALL-POX . QUARANTINE RAISED While other places are being quaran ! ti.ned' n"niPhrey &.. Howard wishes to ' say to their numerous friends and ous tomers that their place is still opened and will remain so-ra safe harbor .'or all. We v.-ant it underHtwl tha, we fought so nobly last Fall in extermi nating HIGH" PRICES,, we have not been negligent of our duty this Spring,' 1 but have had our LOW PRICES thor . oughly , VACCINATED, so that , vou need have no apprehensions on their account, but just lay aside your FEARS and come to the Cheap Store of HUM PHREY & HOWARD, Middle street' opposite Market, Newbern, N. C." ' ' " ' '' P. S. And bring along "your sisters'' your cousins and your aunts.". feb2dwlm ' ' ',;-' G. E. SLOVER Offers the following named Goods -LOW Send Your Orders -T9 Corned Beef, " f ' i'- Hams, Tomatoes, Peaches, ' h- Prunes, , : Java Coffee, ' ' Citron, "' ; '' ;- ' No. 1 MackereL Fresh Boasted Coffee ground to ordeW The Very Best Butter constantly on hand. "' ':''- ; "! jRiill-dly : '. ':' 13, SWEET'S StaUNo. 2r-Ififl'auidSSae. AT THE CITY MARKET. , , ' Is always supplied with tha VOrv hast Vauu Meats, Beef, Pork, Mutton and Sausage thai the Market afl'ords. jania-rtiy Office Secretary and Treasurer, ' New Berne, March 1, 1883. Stockholders' Meeting. The Annual Meeting of the Stock' holders of the . , , . . . ; New Berne & Pamlico Steam Transportation Company will be held in CITY OF NEW BERNE on Wednesday, March 14th, at ELEVEN o'clock, a.m., at the COT TON EXCHANGE ROOMS. 1 T. A. GREEN, maS-dtd , 1 Sec. and Treas. We Make Fresh Every Day: Caramels, Cocoamit Bon boiis, Bon bona, Chocolate Cream Drops, Buttercups,:, Cream Waliinte, 01l Fashioned MolaKana flLiJ1' w .al j p i novelties In .our A. H. Potter & Co. : ; And always have all the iraae. The Thoroughbred Stallion :lViace-:i.!. Will make the season at my Farm, near New Berne, the FIRST WEElt in every month. . "- . ' Polloksville, Second Week. ! Trenton, Third ' " ; Bavboro, Fourth Terms--$19 Cash, or $20 by approved note payable wovemner 1st. !; ; , r, Pedigree, see handbills. , , R. RANSOM. March 2,1883. d&wlm ' '', ' " ' ' i ' ' vvMALilARlA!'1 If you would keep free from malarial chills, etc., try , , . . ''YflUPOH BITTERS." For sale in New Berne at ' ttEEL BROS. AS KINS. Only 50 eta." ' , Septi 26-d-tf . ' ' i .1 l : Desirable ; City, Property; A comfortable Family Residence situ Apply tor"-' ''.I'"v-l'''i-'''' - '" ,; ma2d3t s JWATSON & STREET. Call on him, fel)6-d For Sale ! ( By virtue of a lnl A Mcbaniel,Uora O. McDanlel, by their Silir! d an, mul U. VV. King nud wlfekSkan K.'J t.. K. rai;eaiid wife Olivia E. Prim. , iho .w day of Aovemher, 1882. by the Probate Judee' of Jones county the undersignedrComml.t sioner nppoluted by the Court. will sell a it Court House door lu Trenton, at 12. M im ' monaay, tne Zd day of ADrfl. ' li'l. fhnmul utnta Ht..nnn ....... i to be old. nnd theta"",.,. The mill seat Bnd wills, lying ana ffi In Jones county, nor the towu of ITenton arid 'i known a the McDanlel MUU; also about ' acres of land adjoining the mill aeatXw ' ofTrentmi. a11nBetown ! Terms of SALK-One-thfrd cash bolanw ! payable In nine month, 8 percent lntoreit , with approved security. Title retained uUl '- purchase money paid . -rii " 1 . mari-dit -r" ::;:; i Guano end KtItV u "i.r. 1,500 sacks Pine Islnnd 1 AAA TO... " -. . ' okh i ism, jjone and Potash, ,u 1,000' sacks Kainit., at ia.B0 a tnn7 V ; , 500 sacks Pacific Guano. ' v : ' 7 'S. 700 sacks Norfolk FerUligetat 18'aton'.'f' recuvian uuano. in; 'i!u t . 1 E. fl; 'MEADOWS & di,' Cor. Pollock aud Middle sts., '1" WarehousQ Cotton Exchange Place NEW JBERNE, ST. C. ONE HUNDEEDAERELS ',r,,:n OF CHOICE j ,!.. For al by i .lip a . . ''V i "J. f I; ...!l . .1;' ..., .... ( .... , ( ......
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