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au mt .iiwbi pubiisbed tbat wwtabU
bjecUonsM personalities; withhold! the nanel
if tb author j or tbat vUl make mm tkaa oui
Mlaual thlaBr.
THE JOuKNAL.
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JSKW BERNE, N. a, JUNE 1. 1883.
Gatwcd at tb Pott am at Nw Berne, N C.
Muoond-olata natter.
It is said that Buluth is now
VL. tfcftt .Pmctnr K nnrt.'a
Vut;w ZJLIa olJ
iMO:Mnaginat;ion several years ago
prophesied it would be. - I
ovn7Sr7 i7w-rn friehds hadleft a friend of the col
i SkoW feU a loot deep between onel,8Crtme witn ft cMnmge fcotich-
Lynchburg ond Clifton Forge, Vir-i ed ittfomal termsi The messen-
ginia, May 23dr 1883. Those fond
of chronicling notable, occurrences
-may jot this down in their note
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p0.8) i
Ay THBr jBhgiish " hlive "praced the
bust of the American poet, Long-J
. fellow, in Westminister Abbey be4
tween the busts of Dryden and
unanc?r4?jAney naveine American
w uKi'h
. .. . W t . . t. t ' A ' , . ,
AWJUJittBVKO nramwaunosi
comineieu a paper sceamuoas ior a
Pittsborg cbmpany.J- Its length is
twenty feet. It baa seating capaci
t, for twent .Dd
carrying capacity of three tons,
The sheathing is a! solid body of
papejfthrfiiglith8ofattiBeli thick!
A Lnllet frow xevolver fired at
the stking .ftom, a distance, of
oak ftm feet ' neithef penetrated
nor abraded it -1
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Manhattan Island, on which
the city of New York stands, und
XiOnglslandVion which" the city of
Brooklyn rests, are. now united by!
tZ :,
snch mighty cables, that the two
cities may te hereafter accounted
Jone.J;The;e6mDletion of the ereat
: bridge as br'atd" Oh the 24th
.tufc wu.wtn puwv.
yuraW jusnneti py iae occasion,
for yeas $o. conje tis bridge wili
V 9ne of th' great attractions' of
engneeppg sk.Ul o( which she las
right to.bprod. , !
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QN of the most noted re-unions
, 9Jf veteran soldiers' that ! has" occur-
was the meeting last iiVeek; at Nia
, .FaJls.isheretUeFifth Virginia;
regiment of Confederates were" the
guests of thej28tb .New Yofk regi-!
... "'"i.i r n,inJ
Mountain, the Viririnians cantured
- . " , . ,
a flag orthe New Yorkers ia a des-i
pefafb' feicounet :arid WeVeekre-S
turned it-tiif 'the :prnal' owners.!
A one legged Confederate Major!
handed; ba;th,g to a one;
armed Vmoi?, Colonel, with appw.
jmate pacific and fraternal epfeeches "rVhat he-watiteor ' "" i
on the past of give and take - ; Thei "Only," paid he, ;I shall have to
battle Rcarri)l;yeter.an8 have seldom: gwi tiie asthey are inray ,
'f u k i iTui custody, and I annot' properly-, let
fought ,theb;fbat)lea o'er again un- them go beyond Ly sigbtit:-i Z. ,
der more pleasant circnmfltanceat I S9iwa9.agrecd that the . keeper
' ''' zr?'- r . vn-t 1 of the museum should act as one of i
jrTfKGiNll.hfiwspaper e'ditor, Capt Grey's 6e0nds, and he would,
has been cited to ' appear before ft .bring 4he'eaponsi j
county court judge td answer for , The, , next move,, was made By;
contempt'of court The editor ac-l CaptBen.' Blazon ' He waited upon
cosed the judge of packing a grand he icaptain of hiwarvtfodv.iinn-!
jury and bnWi forced Oo defend; f. h Pt'nc pal, with twp
. . ! .7 7 V t n friends, would be on the ground at
- himself not before a jury, but (.b6- winlJnomiiig,! fcity
ore the.very man he has accused.! that he5 wonld bring -the weapons.
Thismattfir rof constructive co- Said he, in explanation:
tciB t is always' in danger of be- 'I cannot exactly name the weap
comingtia'. gross -injustice; JThe onsj.bntwegiv yOTthisassiirahce:
- v ' i ' t ii v They are such as French gentleman
power of punishing tor ?ontenipt oj fron(tme immemoriaV have been
court by summary process should proud 16 .wield.T ( fW!lHl
le confined to acts and words in ' A soldier's weapont" 7queried
v.a nrflsenre' of the" court on the the Frenchman.".-"(. ;,(. '
,i nnfh. i a intifA. rlift in Fulielv
t - r f ' ' 7. "-.r.,1.
r 'c used in i a newspaper,' has the
f :ne right of action for libel that
. r4t - bive anil he shoiild
I ive ia c Ll-r recourse. "The laws
,-nf 4t.Ja ' .nrrtf
: ,.Jcn.,.3 0f this country ne er
- r "t barmoaize with a practice
"' '.V-;-' j r nr.-ieved por.son
... 1 rf ry in his own case. ' '
... r.n.T.r..
1 i tie sar' :r
r .'. :.:a C y ia c.
rXcvi Jncoln.
in, Cant
:.; J of the
sal ag 'torn , no
the Mediteranean and had occasion
. H -J v.
to spend between7 three and four
weeks in Marseilles. : W fJ
During the second week of his
sojourn m ;:r.rsci"cs . twr ! Yankee
captain had 15m misfortune to get
into trouble wita a lYench military
officer o Colonel 'Tourzel veil
known in t.h oitv rhYfl in Trinlnn ns
a firebrand ofthe most inflammable
an4p?gT9;ppf w
had1CoHgh,tVj.many uej:ia Aaa
riA:80&lutaS t$r story l-oi'; the
trbuWeatoAdiWiii'thS "fri&fds'
ofCaprg earnessbng
him to take himself out of the way
UUtH tlier ' VUWg naa plOWD, over.
KFor ? Baitf they.' rim tOWUei ' Will
certiumv uiiaueuirtvvotu tmu vuu
caunpishow jaurseU i lii the jty
as?
"Bat? said Grey, "I haven't rej
fused. lie hasn't asked me."
"Ah! but hie will, and of course
j-ouwpuhWt think QfoflVryig your
lifelCiCMn"
and pistol are the .every day play.-
things of a lueti9iv, ':)&:'-
But : the , Yanfc skipper only:
shook his head, and "promised that
be wotfld take good care of Number1
........... . ;.!; : f.,v i . ;
within "half ah our after ther
ger was ft captain of hussars, as po-y
"te as coukibe e r s , u
-"YouMonsieurwill have the :
choice of weapons.am It i will make
no' diflTerence.;witllthfli-l-)loneI--r
PM?iTl SPaces
Capt Greyjbowed and informed:
the hussar that, he would I Send .' a
tforiial. reply! by. a friend aa'soonas!
v"";r wr.i "'U' t"'"
Pf course,'; said the Fwnchwan
oq8 ektipT one; beautiM place,
just beyond the northern gate, we
have passes-J 7, . ., r. : !
4 i?Slcom
jaffGSSwiS'flSS
mom"' .
--'"Aha! doodV;kVeryi'ipbod!''1lTiol
the hussar went awayJaughirig.' at
- Fh' hongbt an S11, .jotk?-
befjtHe a bit i of-gold . lace
which he Dut on tmbW' an: occasion.
and he put it 6n now,;, Jle dressed
himBdand, then, went and found
a brother.skipper of Yankee : birthJ
to whom he-made knowxrbis need.
IMT
wJTork sfiipmaster.yodon't
mean that you are going to1 fight
that man! 'Why the yej-y, thought
is suicidal!" x 'i
"Just you hold on a bit, if you
Please npwpe ,1 , should select
Why, they would reject them at
once, and would be borne out in'
the refusal, That won't do,' Grey.";
4I heard once of a. Yankee whale-;
day Bat he ent on to the ground
with'the harpoons before the wea-i
pons' had ieeni-named. I flatter
myself tht I ean handle a harpoon
with any hian that ever sailed fpuj
ifljraoon can,. Jack, batJtot
ring ln th harpoo you'd .have
him foull'? ; 1 I
"Wetti ten., I want ; you to come
with mA; "il'Tft icnfc A'ri'inpiA. '.X .ibk4 !
I. P?. TX wenL-apt. tfrey.
iUeaaing the way to the aiuseunf oi
rt nt AntinnitTr.wf.0T.o ho j.hanA.1
ed to havarf dear friend inatten-;
dancet.to whom he told -his story,!
at t4mmnki
11
ed the cabtaJnlhilfhasWd have!
I "Entirely; sotheJ weapon' of a
soldier and a gentieman P : ,
,Th9 hu8Sar b0wed prne
was not entirely satisfied: but he
was too mncli of r fiTcflfilcrian to
make a iuss-ovcr the matter.- The
locality was pamed which Capt.
Blaz0 aia w ;.as aC(i; Jaied vvith,
and thm tBA tetter re i iT
On the following mornh:?, ti-isht
and early, Col. Tourzel, with, two
i b-.. -i I l I. ,-
i c the : : i. At J
3 ers in tLe hack
le ) thins: had .become
3 V.
lid.
ealv .,ad at.?:aat ani0D2 the
immediate associates of the parties
concerned; and not only were there
a dozen or more of French officers
and civLaiDs but as many.more se:v
faring gentlemen, sailing under the
stars aiid stripesr'BLo Ld coine,
one irpm ineir vessels, men giving
within the Mole. .--.... . .. ? .
And pretty soon a coach nppear
ed, from- which stepped Captain
Jonathan Grey - and. -his ,two sec
onds, and the attache of the njuseum
came forth With the 'weapons' in his
arttts.1 j?.:v-:t.r-M .W-? I
" 'Bat what !- were theyf 'Har
poons!" cried 'a New:Bedford skip
pjerr,whohad pressed forward. JJut
,he saw his mistake as soon , as ; he
had got near enough to gain a clear
view. No, they were not harpoons.
But what were .they v,. Ah, hark !
Capti Grey now . stepped forth . to
speak lor himself. ' V; ,r,
- "Gentleman," he said,. "I have
been challenged to fight a duel.';, I
never deserted my colors, yet, and
shall not dd it ' here in Marsielles;
but I propose to fight with a" wea
pon, that I know how to usOl "And
surely, you, if you be tnie French
meny cannot object to thef Xance
the weapon of your best and .bravv
est! . And, my, friends, 'JiCan.tell
you 'further: r One ptr these lances
has been wielded, in Knisrhtlv com
bat, by a French king, Ayethis.'
wnicif i nere noia; lading .paw or,
tnem irom tne Keeper-rwag; norne
by'Henry the' Fourth' in; laT. gallant
tournay in this very place!; there-
Fore you cannot object to my choice
of weapons!. And now. I ain read v.
You, colon.elmayi if you like, take'
tho, lance ot uenry theijourth."
" Urana, JheupJ-ga&veu the col
onel, utterly astounded This ? is
one Yankee trickPi :a-f.s3:tf,&isi
Bnt the'7 Ameaicans,; and half a
had come out all joined,; in-asttert
ing that the lance j was a knightly
weapon; and ero;:the weapon of a
gentleman.'-'The noblest taen, ,the
bravest soldiers, had been proud to
be permitted to wield , it. -. t.j
Capt Grey threw off his, coat and
grasped a.lance.' The stent ashen
shaft was full ten feet long, and the
Hteei neau, ,pr luaue, , w.uicn wie
keeper hadj carefully, iibrightened,
gave proof of its temper in its color.
This head, of finest steel, was about
twelve mche m ; length, two. or
three inchea wide"' in , its' Joadest
part point as sharp as the, point of a
sword. ; :ii.x: t-M'-&nxisrtc-. .
While the colonei, inia ' terrible
state of unTes't' was conversing with
his two seconds, Captr Grey, :whp
appearea tp overflow, with vitality,
having given the lanceraiew twirls
about his ; head, ( brought it to a
poise, took deliberate aim at an oak
tree that stpoer twenty, feet away,
and let-it fiy.iilio threw with -such
force and such precision that the
steal head struct lih'e tree in the
centre, Bkining it tp a depth, that
hekiiJifc steadily insitionj-'as
though it had been an arrow1. shot
ffpm kfetrpng bdVr.t"t",t !
. ryTen hsai-d thunders! .; I snail
npt do it!': gasped the coloneli i.f'It
is ft'mccana4)hroni8me "'Talrt 'not
obliged!" . ,;,'V' '1
And nothing wonld, turn him
from his pnrpoR. i Be heaped all
manner ot abuse. upon the tnck,
and upon its perpetrator, ovidently
hoping he could goad the .'Yankee
into1 gitirig him the challeflge. !IIe
certainly tried to d6 Ifhat thing; but j
his rage only, "made thei Yankees
laugh.morB andmore heartily; and,
at lengthf itt despair, he turned and
left the ground, hurling back, as he
went, the, terribly, cutting remark
that he - would- not associate him-selfwitli-
Vpiiserable: tricksters!',':
. ' -'But even that fai&l of itii intent
Instead of being-angry, the Ameri
cans -only -laughed thei louder? .the
JEnglish joined becatise itheyTeould
not heip.it, i And.s 600' as the
colonel and his .immediate iriends
had gone, those of , the Frenchmen
who remained on the ground made
it , knpwn i'i that, .their., sympathies
were entirely wjth the Yankee cap
tainT" Not only did they enjoy ' the
fun of the hatre Joke, but the.v were
rejoiced- to isee ithe 'quarrelsome.
uuet-iiguuiiy KMvomt- lor once in.uis
life completely beaten;': '
? ' Col.' Tourzel returned to town and
remained there just fonr-and-twen ty
hours. Theniorniag ofthe follow
ing day saw himih .the saddle,
headed for.Toulohj It had become
too hot for him in marseules.-
'And Captain Jonathan Grey was
a hero. The story new.1 it was one
of the best things ' ever known.
There had been a fear in the mind
of the attache of the museum that
the Pirectors might possibly, find
fault with him for letting the lances
-especially the historic ' lance 1 of
Henry Iy go out lrom; the build
ingj but, on the contrary-- they had
reason to be thankful, for never be
bore had there been such a rash to
the'-1 museunVL -Fof several; weeks
there, came : hundreds ' every day,
anxious to see the knihily weapons
pf the. Yankee captain's dueh-.o t:
A citizen of New Hampshire un
dertook tointrotlaca l.iatownsK n
Mr. Green, attorney at law.Gentl 3
men,1'said he, "this i ? Ilr. Turncy,
green at law."
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EiTIRE STOCK C? LIIHIIY VZl
DuringJ;ie I.fxtti ttjrT ays
at Store on Middle street, one door from Cus-
tom Hons.
Ladles wiU do well to call, aa the Qoodi ace
all this Sprjng's Importations. . , ,--, , ; ;
mayltkllm .; . . Mbs, A. ). HART.
HENJiy L. 1L1LL.
r-Xr Sft Dealer ;mr! WM,
Schpor: B ooks, Blank .'.Books,
Fine Stationery and Box Papers, 'Auto
v graph Albums and rnoto jirbnnia,
, Bibles, Hymn -Books, llwjer ; ti ;
" V ." Books, Writing .Desksj,, 9tj.H
" ' , Work1; Boxes." Guaa, ' "' '.' ' ,'
' . 1 ' Tags; anA'M
Rubber BBb, '
, ( ' Pkymg Cards Diw, ,
, ' Dominoes,' Visiting , ami .,.
' ' tJorrespondence; Cartfo., Scrap" ",
Books and : Scriqo ' Book 1 Pictures.
Sheet Music, Pi& and 1 Instruction
Books.. Vkli8vL 1 '.'...vliiA
j: ... Bows, Bntfeas and Btiings, 7n ii;
; 5 iiemorcwi cut paper patterns, -j-
':,'iftp2ttltf'-''..-"1i".- illustrated Papers;
' GEO. B, GTJION vhae removed; his
Stock ot . Merchandise to the Brick
Building at the "corner of Craven and
Pollock streets (known as the McLean
building), 'where he will be pleased to
see ,UtOH, wtshjBg to purcnaeft m nis
line, ;
., rnay6-d&w ;
; .MOLASSES" '
..fu-.-5i.-ff?at .ja.rjJrJ
t i . ir-, i t 't-
I. . , , For mile by ; ; r, f
:.mv-ti.s.fi:W;'iT?r,?r.-i:
r, mai-t f t j ' ; Briejc Block, fiddle st
.' .tf -.a. )!?;.. . ...1.-... ...1 - !
OPPOSITE f BAPTIST. CHUECH,
; Bake fresh every dav-all ktnds of Bread.
Pies, Cakes, -and special attention given .tq
orders for wedding Parties.' Picnics a spe
ffi'w'J)'1
Dealer In - Fine Fanillv Groceries and Con.
fectionarles. . ' - - 1 -' - -., " J .
r A caa from nil will be gladly j-ecelvedllii; !
- f "..otoif fK"4 rti IT" ieUeI I ;
Vlamniannfacturip',' (,,,t ;r. . ;jt
i ,5 IESH''EVEBI)ATvsi W I
Eino French i. Candies.
-:)'
i.: : 'j 1 1' I ' ul'; ;;..-! .-.i.jjtiut iJ:
LhOcolate Drops, (Jaramela- Cocoanyj
uar, vvatnut ..yanaj, weani
irates, uream Digs,
.....
Figs,
TP
Almonds, Sicily Almonds.1'
An4 in fact anything you may call "for
At the Greatly Reduced Price Of
Ml
Twenty-Five Cents pei?ound.
' As fine candles as can be bought elsewhere
at double the price. - Call and examine m
stock. . , Very respectfully;,. , ..m' r
, fe27-dtf ,;: a JOHN; DUNN.
tor us to announce tha fact that :y.
OUR SPBIP'.STOQK
'. - IS COMPLETE, '-..
' i j i . j 1 i '
' CONSISTING IN PAUT OF ir
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i . .I A SPECIALTY, t "
Call and see ns or write for samples and
prices. -...,
. Tlios. Gates i& Co.,
aprl-dAwlys
Opp GuRtoh House
BATH HOUSr.
TM r 'il'' - on t Troi t f '
in iiow 0,-n I t do g'"-ww.. 1 "
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II:
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1 -.i-r 1hhh:o Hl he pli';Kli.J 111 but
oi ! r recovery.
An iirsonn lutlcbted to wvld Estate will
miiKe liimtc-'Mi i;iv"mfnt.
iJjone i- i- ' ? ; . ;,
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JA , rH A. lii.iiA,hi--uliir
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T7AlITED,:i
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i Manufacturer of Boots and Shoetf,
rna29:d&w ;. ' . ,N?WBKRN, ft. C,;
.1 '4 'i(
. Wf hare fitted up a ; 7?": ;.i .7
' ;,. PwlorJor...,Ice Cream.:,;;;;
and can furnish lee Cream,-Water Ices
and tine cake.; v.s-cKrf.' .trti-rti
families and parties supplied with
cream sacked in norc'elain freezers. : i
Orders taken during tne wee ror ice
cream ,J to : be ideuverea lor. Sunday 's
desert. r:-,r-Kiy- !
Parlor open every night until 12
; ! - i t A. II. POTTER & CO.
Hur&ebn-l3ertti8t a
WUl.be in JJew Bern from toe j ,l(j,
1 st tb the 15th of each Month.
In TlAdnffirl frnm lfith t thA SfMh i. .
ur 1 ''' 1 ''' '
Smallwood'a, wrner Bouth Front and.Crayep
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Teeth extracted wlthbnt pain by the um of
nitrons oxide. t i . .u 1 .'uiiu-. . mai2Mwtf !
1l500 ;s9rB-PlnW fRlrtrid fJlliinii kh?
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1,000: sacks Fish,: Bone and. Potash,:, f i
1,000 sacks Kninit, at83.50 a ton. J; '
KCiC COb-0 To fr (InotiA .1 .
5Q0 'sacks Rovstei's ' IIigli,' Grade Acid
'Tho8ph4t6-'iu''':J ''" -W--i:'
700 'eacks' Nbrfolk Tertifizi at $18 a ton.
Peravian Guonoi 5 Jt. . sMiuua s
E. a- MEADOWS & co.j :
' Corner tofloJcl? and Middle sislj4 1 J
tit W ftrel0U8er--jupun Jxcnange rjacc,
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S 'Tlie Novelty iBelt
V Better thanlaci ng or. rivets. , j
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The Improved Oliniax Cotton
The best Cotton P3ow in user '
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nousurtvitNisnixa woods,'-
Paints. Oils. Gliss ani Putty,'
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it U . ? :l'Vi t (Corn a Special ty ) j . ; f r : J
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' J9 Orderf nuil Conslsnments tenpectfully .
wUcttcd . , , -,, Janl-dvly .
WHQZ&SAE, r .O M Q .VJS.R H
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COMMISSION : MEKCBANT8,
sifjjial' fvi-NEw n i'r v V!x.tli Iflm ,0 (v.
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1'.' I have secured hew boljier and have
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j lat' force at work putting liiy Mill In order, ,
' i Vao tilatfwlil be' ready by','.''
art ty-':- 'a v.-'-: s""!1'-. 5 :,v.:;-
Monday, the 16th April,
to begin work on . . . -' xf 1 1;,'
and I'wlll be prepared to urjsl) the BEST
QUALITY to all truckers. v.l;ri v it i5f
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xNewBerne, jJ.C.
Hie Cr ocieneslijvtuHiig1 i
LOAyESTJRlCliS
FOSfiA!liC::LY?
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Our Motto' and!oiir 'Success.!!
We'constantly carry a very li ire and select
line of .... ..-:.;, :,-.:( .'i't,i.;iy,j a-i.'
Fine Groceries,-'
. vanned Uoods.
' , TJoodf f Glass. 1";
t-.-J'jj.j 'jta -'
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Spiced
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Calces and trersMi;J
Tit ik-i ji-- f.!i..v '.FVrtm
.u;-r u - ;! r Tobacco; r : '.
-t .-li-.'-v '' i)s Oiyars and ' '; ' j.
And we solicit a call from the olty trade.1 'f
We call especial attention to our English.
Breakfast and Japan Teas, and our "Hamp
ton" Java and Rio Coffee, fresh ground every
day, at 20c. lb. The bestjl)uthg cjty,,Tiara.
I Standard Granulated Sugar; Me,- . ''.'.
, A No. 1 Fanoy Flour 4 els. , , it
v Our"e Boquet" Cigar, So. eachvS for25b, i-
, We keep the beRt pf everything,: and guar
antee both price and quality,, and cheerfully
RKFVKD TIIB IBOSiffiT' bEMAHD..
W- rriie fcasli Trade Only. Solicited. .'
Wm. Pell Bailacc'e & Col-
B.Front:si4Kw eiefc-N. C. :
M::4;'';iiovinf rmUib'm vol z-itu1; -
: KICUAIIDSON'S
Improved. Ilooi I,aint
An article lonx nec4J for tli t'nditlon of
Iron and Tin Kool. j Jt will not l-ir, cliallc
peel, crack or corrode. It will exi ttiul and con
tract with the iron or i in. "It will not injure et
tern water. It 'i lrnne1v dmnhle 'niiii 1
Itannfactarvd and for snle hy - . .. . i
' B. A. Richni daoii,
Sealer ra Paints, Oils, Glass, Arusis, liwiorators
, and Cmu'li Puinlerii' Malvriiil of all kmils,-"ug22-dlr
- '- Norfolk-Va.
J. L. Mc DANlKL,
DEALER IN ' :i
i! Choice raraily I Grcccricr,,,
CAJSfNEI GOODS of nil Ifi
iwoHved freshfrom the bc'-.t No. .
0vry tn Hays.
J bicta..,iiiion caueu to it is .
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