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VOL. II. NEW BERNEST. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1883. NO. 207 ."' NEW .ADVERTISEMENTS. ' Jodrnal OmcKFor sale. . -V W.'H. OLIVER Fr. spoliation claims. W. M. Watson-B. T, N. B. A. mect'g. S t uriinl Klulaturo Almanac. riBci. 6:51 1 Length of &ay , .Shu stits, .4:40 t Hours, aq rflintitesi , '.'Moon nsat 0:20 a. ':J No lijottrfiday.''"'; '- ' : Thanksgiving Day-j t ' - No Journal tomorrow :, i . Raleigh' ia enteitaialug visitors from BoatoutUisweok. " v .,; ;,; V rV-; I ' Th.p Boatd of Trustees of the Graded i School meet to-motrow! evening at pi 00lwVr!f.!JSi,tr.Ji,-t':,f1-5-:WVj -. v The tolmouei; Win. ATc(7abe,,3apt. . J Williams arrived fronv Nevr York la at riikht with sboOtitshela' or saUV " ' ' , ,i Weight twBlyeana a half pounds; ex, female.' For further particulars addiej8 B. Manly. Eho., New Berne. N, C, . , ' . iv.r h '.'. I . TV,ii iamildrmAnfliliroYiiminniinn wnn had -at the Graded Soliool1, yesterday. The children will hayo holiday . until Monday next. . " -A The Postofflce will be, open, to-di y - from Q to ,10 'a'.' ni?, and from 'b 5. rk; No money orders will be issued or let- ''''.riginflf Thanksgiving ay,; A Instorical discourse,- by Rev. Edwaijd : ull,i at the Presbyterio Church "this ;' jmmning :i'at . 11 o-'clpok.'. Every ( body iui j'New Berne has the peculiar, if not "' enviable distinction of 'an 'uncle marry ing hia hieiie.' A colored man in the -City, a few days ago, married his sister's daughter. ' "i u.VU'a - iy. Messrs, A. J. Amau and A. J. Hurst, of Onsdovfre in? the yCity lylth egg3 and cotton. Weare of the opinion thpt igga at-the presenV ptficepay thfcbest, A dozen egga "4 aboul as easy to raise , as a pound of cotton. , Friday night next beipg the last night the skating rink in the weinstein build - ing remaina open; the' Newbehie Silver , Cornet Band will.be on hand, and give the rink a farewell salute. An excep tionally good iime is expected. j ' "' The: injunctiofl case of Christian vs. the stockholders of the A. & N. C. Rail- road Co... now pending! before that Cir cuit Court at Raleigh, will, we are re liably informed, be nqara in uus. city probably in about three weeks. j Those old standby, McElreth & Go's t Dramatic TupeVA ard' on their yearly visit to, our ff city. f They r play Blaok - Diamonds On . Friday- (tomorrow night a play1 written by Albert Aiken, Esqt, . of Charleston, S. 0., and from what we j can learn from our exchanges the Cora--pany plays it" extremely ell.'We ' recollect seeing a notice from one of the ; Ashe villa, paper 'which speaks. ', of. tlja, ''jompany" piaying ia. wiav wyu umjo weeks, 01 course any company that .-can- play sd long'a time, must have niofe than ordinary merits. Oj and; enjoy yourselves'. j' 'h'-'' w.viin-'i.ii I ' win. iial r 'i!:.''1?";:;!?! !., David .Is'winde'li set' 'em up to Jforfolks last night y There were exceediriefy fine; both lh flavor-and size. ,IJe aaya he. has'more:' like them and tliey will qo for Thanksirivint;. ? lli.i in . ? Utah .'"U. TtteChMe.. .vW.itf s v" H4r.and hounds, boots and .saddles -call at half past twelve, i The sport wil ' begin at phe ft'cJpjpkC! BadgOa and carii ' may be had of Capt. Matt Manly 'during the mornine. iso entrance ie9r . 1, -Big Suake'i" 'I'ttt't'Xf.S tt.-.;,i " Our. iSwansboroi correspondent mil -. tfnale on exhibition ia.thiB.city .thakav nassea any thing Sret. reported from Jhb qnjiki ditc ; W'w'isljoui; Swtjnsbqij) ' ,' -.,:. I. . ; i 't .mill . "'i Too Many Peek.. Mr1. Ii. J. Moora placed a 'ihirt adver .' tisement in the Journal a few days ag6 that , ha"7 wantdd k , walnut'; "desk.rrBi '.now requesta that we take the adver. tisement out a once,: as heia annoyed almost to death with applications Says ' he . had ' no idea there, were so many walnuts desk in North Carolina Not Relevant. -:..-.,,-- - The Solicitor,, ip open,in5 hi speech in the case of State vs Alfred Small,' said lie would not abuse the patience of the jury, that they had already bee eloquently addressed by Mr.,Titf0ii for over an hour'upoil English' historyl ' theology, the Bible and that "beautiful poem Virgil.1" J:' r ThanksKlvInK SerVlee.' . . Presbyterian Church. Thanksgiving eervices, and tOlIectifcnlfOf'. Oxford Or phan Asylum, at 11 o'clock this morn- ing,; In- absence of th ot0r M servicos wilt b'eVconduCWa 'by Revi Edward Lull. :,? j, . ' ' ;. CUri .t Church Thankflgiving Day f v .': ) at 11 a. ni. '-' .lwiW.lv The Lecture Last Night. : Prof. Beasley had a pretty fair au dience last night. Be was introduced by Maj; John Hughes in a few well timed remarks. . : The selection of pieces was excellent and the, reading was all that could be asked. .The Professor has a fine voice and has been trained to a high degree. The pathetio pieces were affecting and the humorous produced . a round of laughter. . ' The Cnlvcr.lty laouthljr For Noyember, published at Chapel Hill, under the auspices of the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies, is upon our table; The articles set forth in,, this issue are meritorious to the contributors, and prove them not only able to discuss subjects that are calculated to please and enlighten the culture of the modern literrarian, but to point out and unravel questions cf greater and more import ance to our country and people at large, It should be well sustained, for well is wqrth-the nioney asked for it, $1.00 per year (of 9 months.) uporlor Court. ', V K ; . Work, on the criminal docket was continued ' yeBterday until near night, when the civil docket was called in or er to enable the committee to fix a cal endar. ,, The following cases on the crhn- inal docket were disposed of: Sta,e vs.. Moses Taylor; larceny Sub tnitted. State vs. Neniiah Mattocks; larceny. J ury empanelled. P, H. Pelletier, Esq.! fov the defendant. Verdict: Guilty. State vs. Ben Mallisoh; killing stock. , C. Clark for defendant, L. J. Moore for the State. Verdict: Guilty. De fendant discharged upon paying cost and value of stock., . . State vs. Mobbs E. Whitehurst, A. and . Submits. State' vs.' Stephney White; slander, Nol pros. State vs. Alfred Small; crime against nature. W. J.' and W. E. Clarke, Wm. Whitford and L. J. Moore for the de fendant Verdict: Not guilty. State vs. Alfred Small; burglary. Nol pros with leave, i . Court adjourned until to-morrow Friday, morning at 91 o'clock. Dr. W. II. Barker. TherO is no greater source of pride to our people, than the Graded School, and there should be none greater. Under excellent management, ii is fast becom ing Ian honor to the generous hearted people who cheerfully give for its main tainance and support Connected with thia institution,' is to be a Public Li- br,ary. .Now it exists only in name, but fast 'ia -there gathering on. its shelves volumes of ; learning and information. When we think that, in thia city of near a century and, three-fourths of exist ence, formerly known as the Athena of Nort)i Carolina, there is ; nd public library, we make the confession with a sense1 of only ill done. ; Now we let - the paatfgo by,-and wel come tbia noble effort now in progreaa, row, becoming more than matter of talk; we pun ott our hat ana nurran, ana we pull off. our bat and bow to ur. Barker. Bv his able and most entertaining course of lectures on the great science of phre nology he haa added in round numbers, one iiundred ' and fifty dollars to the fund for our Public Library. Dr. Barker is a man of thought, of practical sense, of vast experience of many men, and of honorable convictions. He haB gratuit ously! given our people the be nefit of his knowledge, 'given, one might say, out of his own pocket, and we here tender to him the smoere thanks of this com munity. We, who know him best, re spect and admire his truthful, ingenuous life; to those communities be may visit, we Commend him for his hard common benacfj t pud'!, for. the- fmastery ! over his lavoriie jgetenue, pureuuiufcy; i . ., Stonewall Items- Mr. Wm. Kedditt and Miss Nannie Davis, df South creek, were married last Monday evening at the residence ot Hon. Wj TCaho. (t;Nd cards. i ., I arri the last man to do any one in justice and especially a personal and political friend but 1 see m my items that I bave censured Judge James Hi Shepherd in stating that some injustice i - Vi . i . ' i . iu t nail peuu uune m iuo court uem in ram- ti'Jtf UU.j.u- . -1.-..1J 1 A fall term, 1882. No more honorable or unbiased Judge has ever presided at our court lihan Judge Shepherd,-1 He did hiflqiB,auty..r i. nut'. h MriJohnt Freeman,) one .of our best citizens, died at his home Monday night the 26th inBt.,: UeWit.' son of Mr. Beth Muse.eUed the same night at his father's home.!1 He has been A sufferer all his lite;; caused by calcubus in the bladder. Mr. and Mrs. Muse have the true sym pathies' of ill who kpewi Wit. Rhoda, wife df Mues'Walston, colored, died at her home on 'the same night. A good p.W.Qoloted' Ittdy gone,j -i xli , j - '.,n ii. ' i.-hi-h: .. i ' ,( jlTrypTTE'S PQUGH DROPp. , i ' v " ; fin tfaflATA"l,vli1 Anna i 1 Uj. V,(iralmni wholesale druggist,- of PAustln,, iex r writes: have been handling Df. Wm. Hall's Balsam for the Lubes for the post year, and have found it one. of the -most Salable medicines I have ever had in my house for Coughs, Colds'," and even Consumption, always Hvint; entire satisfaction. I'lease send uie another gross." v; i, . i ; Literary Sotices. God and the Fctueh Life. The Reas onableness OF' Chektianity; By Charles Nordhoff. Harper & , Bros., New York. For sale by Mrs. Susan Stanly; Price $1.00. , - ; . Those who were interested in the late lectures of Dr. Barker, for the benefit of our Graded School Library, - would do well to get thia book, which we hope will be one among the first purchased for the Library. It is not a deep or a very logical production but it is a popu lar presentation of the "Reasonableness of Christianity" written, in a pleasant styleandin a way to interest young persona, raking as its key note that, though "it i8not possible to demonstrate scientifically that the soul of man may have continued life after the death of the body, neither is it possible to demon strate the contrari." the author pro1 ceeds to show that science, so far from eliminating God, proves that there must be a uod one supreme ordering mind, or, as Dr. Barker said in the only lecture we had the pleasure of hearing him do liver, "One last Why" and that the survival of our souls after the death of the body is the most remarkable hy pothesis. He truly- says that in this age, when so many do not believe in the inspiration of Scripture, it is not sufficient to reply, when asked why we believe so and so, "because the Bible says so." "To assert that the Golden Rule is the true rule of living because Jesus delivered it may not be conclusive to some minds. But if you show that, also it is the true rule; that according to which men and society here can most beneficially act upon each other, and which, by its practice, will actually best fit a soul for life beyond the grave, tnen you produce . conviction upon a reasoning but doubting being.-" He boldly takes the ground that "we have a right, if we choose, or if by our intellectual training we are impelled to it, to use our reasoning powers on this as on all other subjects " and that those who believe have no right to blame the doubter, and that intelligent enquiry will only strengthen faith. To show how to make intelligent enquiry is the object or the book. Mary Bayard Clarke. Jones County Items. The Neuse River Navigation Compa ny 'b warehouse at Trenton is nearly completed. The bridge at Trenton lias had several new plank added to it, but several more are needed very bad. Mr. Murdoch haa completed the jail in a very neat and substantial manner Jones county haa a jail now that iivill compare favorably with any jail in the State, I have been informed that Mr. R. S. Hay ia selling out his stock of groceries and confectioneries at cost. He has also advertised to sell household and kitchen furniture at auction .5 Cotton Via selling at Trenton in the seed at 3 cents por pound; eggs, 21 cents per dozen; iresti pork, iu cents per pound; corn, from 55 to CO cents per uusiiei; loader, tsu cents and 51. uu per hundred. Saturday last was a large day m Trenton with the farmers trading, sell ing pork, beef, rutabagas, cotton, corn, etc., I think the barkeepers done a slim business from the signs on the streets. Few people seemed to have taken on too much. Mr. Jas. C. Moore says E. M. Foscue has the best equipped and most com plete gin that he ever saw. Mr. Moore says that he carried 16 hundred pounds of seed cotton to his gin and by the time he could get it out of his carts it was ginned and ready for packing, Some .enterprising colored man has opened a new candy and confectionery shop near D. U. Parker'a store, in Tren ton. I passed the shop about 12 o'clock and saw lots of candy, apples and oranges displayed on the shelves, and I passed there again at sundown and the shop looked as though he. had Bold en tirely out. I want to inform you how much your paper, the journal, is appreciated by at least one of our most enterprising and successful farmers, who was too busy to go to Trenton after it, so he dis patched one of his hired men to get his mail who returned in due time and found the farmer in his store with a pile of old newspapers that he was using to wrap things with, so the hired man thought that papers were all alike and placed them, along with the old ones. In a short time the farmer repaired to his home to read, and on looking for the Journal, he discovered that he had used it for wrapping paper. Net to be outdone, he determined to go cat and borrow one. When he passed my house every man that he had tried to borrow from had just loaned it to his near neighbor. The last I saw of him he was wending his way to Trenton in search of one. , , The Celebration on Monday last in New York, of the Evacuation of, that city 'by the British, will give a faint idea of the rush of people to bam. iv, Eaton's Jewelry Store, on Middle street, where the grandest display of the season will be found, consisting of the latest and most unique designs in Silver Ware, Bridal Presents, Holiday Uifts, etc A portion of this stock was received by express last Monday to, meet the de mands of the trade, novssv. Mr. Howell Pritchards. Littleton, N. C, says: "I used Brown's Iron Bitters for dyspepsia and loss of appetite and I hi- i- -V;v ) POrb Cod Liver Oil made from se lected livers, on the sea-shore, by Cas well, Hazard & Co., New York. It is absolutelv Dure and sweet. , Patients who have once tatm it prefer it to all others. Physicians .have decided it su pcrior to any of the other oils in mar- ketiT'T ; i . . th-2 1 ..II !I1H tV ; -.: - Y Vsiicebord Items. - Cotton ia very sorry, lint short and price still shorter. Rice about the same. 'New dwellings are being built below Vanceboro. What ia the matter, boya, getting tired of batchloring? ' ' Married, Nov. 21, 1883, at 11 o'clock, a. m., at the residence of Mr. Charles Ipock, the bride's , father, Mr. K. B. Stewart to Misa Tavie Ipock, Mr. J. F. Heath, Esq., officiating. Who will be next in the neighborhood!1 We don't know, but think. Married, at the residence of Mr. John P. Ipock, the bride's father, Mr. Wm. A. Tingle to Miss Mollie M. Ipock, Wed nesday, Nov. 21, 1883, at 3 o'clock, p. m., Mr. J, F. Heath, Esq., officiating. We all had a lively and jovial time go ing home with Mr. Tingle and his young bride to the infair... After supper, while all were enjoyingthemselves with chase that little one, flying squirrel, the little horning crew came along with their smutty faces, guns and pistols, making big sport, as they thought. Business Notice. The office of W. F., Kornegay & Co.. at thia place, for the sale of machinery, is closed until some suitable person can be employed to take the place of Mr. J. L. Bryan, who retires from the busi ness. Settlements must be made to one of the firm, or at the office in Golds- boro. W. F. Kornegay. nov29-2t. The official books show thatBlackwell & Co. pay nearly two-thirds of all the revenue collected on tobacco in their district. Their facilities for packing and storing, that the tobacco may not be hurried but may have time to cure and sweeten in a natural way, are the larg est and finest in the world. These facts are mentioned to show that when you use Blackwell's Durham Long Cut in your pipe or cigaretto you necessarily smoke a pure tobacco. Disease, propensity and passion brings mankind numberless ailments, foremost among them are nervousness, nervous debility, and unnatural weakness of generative organs; Allen's Brain Food successfully overcomes these troubles and restores the sufferer to his former vigor. $1. At druggists, or by mail from J. II. Allen, 31a Iirst Ave. New York City. 8 For Sab, A FINE lIORSIi, BUGGY ami HARNESS, together or separate, for eush or on time, Apply to novaitf JOURNAL OFFICE. French Spoliation Claims. All persons Intei-PBtod In what is known as the FRENOH SPOLIATION CLAIMS will please call at Mrs. SUSAN F. STANLY'S BOOK STORE and sign a petition to Congress In regard to these claims. 110VHK1 , - WILLIAM H. OLIVER. Office Secretary & Treasurer Board Trustees New Berne Academy. November LD, 1S83. A Regular Meeting of tho Board will he held at the Office of tho Principal, TO-MORROW (pnuayj ah ruiuciooiN , at iialk-i'AST THREE o'clock. By order of tho President. it vv. M. WATSON, Hoc. & Treas. Do Not Fail to Sec the GIANT REPTILE. A MONSTER MANDATING , SERPENT ! ! For years the terror of Middle Africa. It has absolutely devoured human beings cast Into its cave y a Danmnanuespot. Once in its cruel oanstrlctin1! coils, the tiger, lion and leopard are reduced to a pulse less pulp, and engulfed within the walls of its wondrous elastic body. It rivals the Python destroyed by Komulus, 1 Ancient records of uiajnt SKKl'liN IS are verified by this LIVING MONSTER, ' ABT AFBICAW PYTHON. Will be exhibited toeloW Central Hotel. on Middle Street, on NOVEMBER 'MiU mud 'Jtli. Admission TEN CENTS. ; nov28-2t At' the, Newtot Theatre. , ', : IN AID OF THE " Pender Monument Fund DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT, Wednesday and Thursday, I . " ' " ' November 28 and 29, 1883. Hnmorons I Readings, and Recitations Prof Walter :L,: Beasley, . , . OF PHILADELPHLl. -, . ACCOMPANIED WITH MUSIC. Under' the auspices of the following Committee: ' ' 1 " " ' Major John Hughes, -;;: Col. John V. Jordan, f ; "JjMaj. D. T. Carrawa,t, V ,, , Capt. Matt. Manly, Capt. Alexander Miller, iviS' Gen; R. D.-HAKCoOH- fui-Capt. K. R. JdNES, " 1 i-. s Capt. Em B. Roberts, -f- -.CaptH. S. NtrNNj1 Admission, SOcehts'.- No extra charge for reserved seats." Gallery, 215 cents. Tickets to be had at rJ. tl. Meadows drug store Wednesday after 9 o'clock a. m Dooit open at Ti ' Entertainment will begin at 7:80.!" ,i j t , -v Slrayed.Slolen;; One DARK HOAN MARK, elaht years old one white hind foot, heavy mano and tall pony Dtiuu, nnu uwii; iof huuuk, nam nan and buguy werfe BtolenwlUlo hitched on tho siae oi ine roaa ai unannocy wray-s piace, one mile bulow Klnnton. Any Inrorniatlon concerning said -horse and hoggy will l)e thanKiiiiiy received lr rorwarued to me or lett at the. Tumi ai, oillce. . , . ; -. 1 , - JNO. F.'ftALiATtD ' ' ,' "':.- ; Khwt.on.N.C. .not. S3, m., ,t .. SlUlW-wJt . ' ... ! COMMERCIAL. Journal Office, Nov. 28, 6 P. M.' COTTON-NewYork futures steady; spots quiet and firm. New Berne mar ket steady. Sales of 224 bales at 81 to 95. " Middling, 91: Strict Low Middling 9t; Low Middling, 9i; Ordinary, - NEW YORK SPOTS. Middling. 10 1-2: Strict Low Mid dling 10 5-16; Low Middling 10 1-8. FUTURES. MORNING. NOON. December, 10.07 10.67 January, 10.7G 10.76 February, 10.91 10.89 March, 11.06 11,06 EVENING. 10.67 10.76 10.91 11.06 RICE-Eales of 1,000 bushels at $1.05 to 1.121. CORN None in market. OATS-No arrivals. DOMKSTIC MARKET. Turpentine Dip, $2.25; hard $1.25. Tab Firm at $1.25 and $1.50. Beeswax 25c. per lb. Honey 75c. per gallon. Beef On foot, 5c. to Oc. Hams Country, 13ic. per pound. Lard Country, 124c. per lb. Fkesh Pork 7a3c. per pound. Eass 27c. per dozen. Peanuts $1.00al.50 per bushel. Fodder 80c. to S1 per hundred. Cotton Seed 3c. Onions $3 per bbl. Apples 75c.a$1.00 per bushel. Peas 85c. per bushel. Hides Dry, Oallc; green 5a0c Tallow 6c. per lb. Chickens Grown, 45a50c. per pair; spring 25a40c. Meal 80c. per bushel. Potatoes Bahamas 306.; yams 40c. turnips 5Ua7uc. per bush. Wool 12a20c. por pound. Siiinoles West India,dull and nom. inal; not wanted. Building 5 inch, hearts, S4.00; saps, 83.00 Der M. WHOLESALE PRICES. New Mess Pohk $13.00; long clears (ic; shoulders, dry salt, (ic. Molasses and Syrups 22ia45c. Salt 95c. per sack. Flour 84.00a7.75 per barrel. NEW JSTOllE, Broad St., between Bailroad and Middle. JNow oilers as choice a selection of GltOOEKIES as can be found in the city, LOW FOR CASH. Asparagus and Succotash, (ireeu (Join, New liuckwhoat Flour, I loyal down and Our Hest Flour, I- iiH- Teas, t'otlees and Spice, Fine sugar Cured Shoulders cut to suit cus tomers, the very best L Hoovered Hams, Largo and Sinfll Pearl Hominy, Smoked lieef and Corned Beef, Hot I led Horse Radish, All kinds of Cannedand Bottled Goods. Pot ted Meats, Loose Chow-chow and Pickles, Host London Layer lUiisins in whole or quarter boxes, Preserves and Jellies, Citrons, Currants and Prunes, Cakes and CiaoUersof all kinds, dandies, Crockery and (ilass ware, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco and Snulf. Goods delivered to any part of the city tree. Stable free for tho accommodation of country friends. ocUldtf I. (J. YEOMANS. Oysters. A. E. KIMBALL ha opened a FIKST CLASS OYSTER SALOON atsoutli cud of People's Market Moore's Old htaiKl and is prepared to lurulsh oysters In any myie. Families supplied at their liomes.lf desired. nuvi(-uu Ferdinand Ulrich, GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS 13oots tiiid Shoes, Ropes, Twines, Paints, Oil CANVAS, GRAIN SACKS. LO ill LLAKD SNUFF At Manufacturer's Prices. NETS aud SEINES. Foot Middle street, SEW BEENE, N. C. Eat BUT EAT IT PUKE. All Kinds ot Trench Candies i K' : Made Fresli Evnrv Inv. T" SPECIALTIES: ClioeoJate, Cream Dron, Cocoa, ISonbons, Buttercups, Cream Cocoa nuts, Molasses Taffy, Sugar xauy, uarameis. - , t .7t V'i;U r- ;-ALSO Vt-.: ; Florida Oranges. Lemons, Ban anas, Cocoanuts Malaga Grapes. Itaisins, Currants, Citron- and Prunes. ... l ... A. II. POTTEK, - Next to QustotH lloxCse' Middle Street. " tCi-CocoanutS grated for our customers fro Candy Wm. Pell Ballance & Co.'s Red Front Storo S. FRONT Street, Kow offers decidedly the Choicest Selection ever offered to the people of New Berne in the lines of n f FINE GROCERIES, s Confectioneries and Fruits, We have just finished getting an as sortment of Staple, Fancy and Season- able Goods, consisting of- ' ' 'S- aii tue leading Koasted Coffees, including Java and Mocha. bull hue of choicest canned goods, both Fruits and Fish. Pure Spices, ground and unground. Pickles in glass and wood. Preserves in glass, tin and bulk. ' Cranberry Sauce. Maple Syrup. Prunes. Thanksgiving Mince Meat. Finest Oatmeal and Buckwheat. Choicest Butter and Cheese. II ighest grade Patent Flour. Hominy, Samp, Grits. English Breakfast. Gunnowder Oolong Tens, h iNHST JIaihins, Candies, Oranges, Nuts, Pecans. Filberts. TiWHali Walnuts, Cranberries, Apples, Malaga Grapes. 'odfish, Hams, Shoulders, and Sta ple Provisions. Cigars, Snuff and Tobacco. Cash trade only wanted. Come and see us and'be surprised. Wm. Pell Ballance & Co. nov!4d QllANBEliKY SAUCE, Pickled Lamb's Tongues in Glass, Soups: Mock Turtle. Ox-Tail. Green Turtle, Steam Cooked Oat Meal, Pig's Feet, Baked Beans, MINCE MEAT, Plum Pudding, Buckwheat, Currants, Citron, Mackerel, Smoked Herrings, Fulton Market Beef, Beef Tongues, Breakfast Strips, Small Hams, Sugar Cured Shoulders, Cheese, Pickles, White Beans, Italian Maccaroni, Fresh Canned Lobsters, Raisins, A lot of CHOICE TEAS, Just received, , C. E. SLOVER, ianll-dly Pigs' Feet, AND By the half bbl or keg -AT- Wholesale and Retail CHAS. H- BLANK. rriIK LARGEST AND Best Selected Stock t iQJj i - f " GENTS' CLOTHING! AND Ladies' Dress Goods ! IN THIS MARKET, ' Just Arrived and Coming In Daily. A fine stock of IjhIW Underwear. . - Also, iioou and Shoes of the best quality . and make. . We call particular attention to our Fine Stock of Piece Goods, the finest in the city. Special Inducement ottered to the trade. Hoy's CJlothing, LADIES' OIiOAKS. Our Notion Department ia complete. ' Heeour . m Hun.ik.i-.hiof. v.. m 4 the city. ' we aiso Keep a nn stock of " 1 ' ' Solid Gold and Plated Jewelry, Knives, Forks and Spoons, Triple Plated. 8 "Our Own' Lanndrled Shlrti, 95.00. . 6, Pr. Ladies' Hobo, 25 Cent. ; Ladleai nice Allien, Ifandkerohlefc, 5 ctnli, ' LadlBB' Fine Skirts. A fine atock of tarta nil In. ti... Blanket, ttullta. Red of Shawli ' . 1 ' -"."' Carpets at all prices. Vrf ' .si ' Hues. Mattlnir. .- 1 And other things too nnmeroui to taentlon. ' Save Money "by Buying of Us. , 'WM. SULTAN & CO.," Xinston Souse in qharfre of A, S. Pabrick and X. M.' Brock, Opera Ifoustt Building. ' a - 1
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