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PUBLISHERS' ANNOUNCEMENT. THE DAILY JOUANAJ am paper published daily except n i at 16.00 pet br, (3.00 for ilx month. Leilvered to city oeoriBen at to cents per ironth. THE NE W BERKS JOURNAL, a M column paper, ii pnbltthed eyery Thursday at J.OOpei annum. ABVEBTISINO RATIS (DAILY) One Inch one day DO tents ; one week, (2.00 one month 4.00; three month, IIO.UO; six months, lfl.OO; elre months, 1304)0. -i Advertisement under hend ot "City Items' 10 cents per line for each nsertioa No advertisements will be inserted between jocal Matter at any price. . " ! - Notifies of Marriages or Deaths, not to exceed tea lines will be inserted free. All additional matter will be chanced 10 ceuts per line. Payments for transient adTertisements most be made in advance. Regular adrertisemsnts will be collected promptly at the end of each "month. "- .-"- ' v- ';' : '".';' .: lommaoications containing news or a, discos tlon of local matters are solicited., Hoeommani uuoi mnst expect to be published that contains objectionable personalities ; withholds the nane if the anthor ', or that will make more thaa on soiumnof thispaveat , n I THE JOURNAL. 11. . HTJNN. Editor. SEW BERNE, N. C, APRIL 12 1884. i ntered at the Post office at New Berne, N 0.. . u second-class matter. . ABOUT THE TARIFF. , . A friend and subscriber to the Journal senda ua copies of the Charleston -Newt and Courier with marked articles, one under the cap-' tion "What the farmer pajsYor prp- tlie $52.25, and finds that he ought to have purchased ; the amount of goods for fop, or in other words he has paid out of his pocket to help enrich a few special favorites of the government 117.25 that he should in justice, right and equity have to buy necessaries for his family. By this time he is irresistibly driven to the conclusion that high tarifi is an exceedingly onerous and unnecessary tax, and he wonders why the country has borne the bur den so long. : ; ,; , WHAT A "TAX TAG" WOULD EX f ; POSE TO THE PUBLIC. It wero much better to see the tax gatherer and talk with him face to face bid him good morning scan his books perhaps dispute them look into his bill. It were better, so to speak, to have a day in court, and see after the right and wrong of, it all.. Let, hira say to you, here is a barrel of sugar, 300 pounds, at 10 cents, J0. The maker gets so much, tho merchant gets so much, yohr! gtate i tax on it ; is 15 cents, your cbunty tax is 10 cents, State and county' tax together 25 cents. Your Federal tax is $7.50. You exclaim,'1 $7,501 Yes, he re plies 300 pounds at .2 J cents a pound, that's $7.50, is it not? Be sides this, J however, - you : pay ;a merchant's profit on the $7.50, say at, 20per cent, 1.50 morei 1 Eeally, the barrel ought to have cost you but $21.-The: rother. $9 is direct and incidental tax.' ?;v,;;V' - Ihonld like to see a sturdy old farmer, who made his little money by hard licks, have: such, a settle ment, ,Iten, by item. Give him tedionv" and another under ''What a tax tag would expose to the;ptil)4'ew.knowledgeofthe8ituatiot), fhCf30is itax.. riet him bethink himself how hard the $9 came and how easy it ''goes. Suppose the ;State; exacted? it! ; Would you not near Trom it ay me nexct eiectioni Would not the country tingle with itir Other purchasers are the same wtiy a'4)ig - per cent of most of them i$ ' tariff tax.' The poorest freed man. pays a round per cent on his plough and his salt. The widow, who can .scarcely, make two ends meet, pays extra for her very weeds, and for the flannel on her babes. Ana ot tnese. uard-squeezed earn ings,, more .go to the. rich than to the government.--It, ought, some how, ctb Bhow;; ) Manufacturers pi fertilizers are required r: by law rc attach to each sack a tag with an aly- sis of the contents, showing the quantity' of per ;' cent of each in- gradient, phosphate, potash, am monia,', l etc ". Some such ; arrange ment would help us in taxation, t ifWe ought to 'have tax tags at tached to merchandise, showing what' ,.goes to :. each party the maker; the merchant, the Govern ment,.r.;,the Government , pet, and last,;1 but .. not ' least, to tieau waste, it would be inter esting 'reading; it would .breed; a revolution, peaceful but quick. It would reform the tariff, not indif ferently, But reform it altogether. To illustrate: On, a pair of im ported blankets, there should be a tax tag. You pay for these blank-: ets $4.30. But for the tariff tbfey, would cost you $2.60. Government gets $1.42 or tue excess. This is a mil ipase," for, though the tax !ia enormous, yet the Government gets the most of jt.M .: ' . '.. ., Suppose the1 blankets made in America. They are no warmer, no larger no heavier, wear no better fof that, ! Such : a; pair imported without'' a1 tariff would cost you $2:60; wi'i tariff $40. To avoid cpmpetitioii, the American manu factufw.'iells at $4, and we have this tax tag. t You pay for these blankets -1 $4."' If imported , free yoi youlApay 82.60. The protect ed' employer- gets $1.40, the work n8ft get nothing, and the Govern ment gets nothing. V--': i lie." The latter is from a paper on Taxation State and Federal," Ibyi lion. Samuel. Baruett, in which he flhows how taxpayers , pay their, Federal tax day by day, with evctj purchaso they make pf things' to eat or driuk, to wearor work with. copy both the articles below and it will be seen that tho question' is. vptv forcibly nresented and " wilfl doubtless impress Tnany I farmers with the injustice of the tariff. " r In discussing 1. this ' matter it should be borne in mind that the. government must have revenue. How shall it be raised! By direct taxation, bringing the tax galherer "face to face" with the taxpayer! Or by a tariff on imported articles We believe a tariff levied solely for. tho purpose of raising revenue jig the better plan.' Let that amount M . I t tj ". ' ' " J 1 . i 1 ' ot cax ne levieu on imported articles - which will bring the greatest amount of revenue to the government be tho revenue standard.1 Let ' sncb articles as are of prime nercssides, which cannot be produced at home, be admitted free, or rather placed below tho standard, r Let such ar- , tides as are not prime necessities but are. purchased by the rich 'as luxuries bo taxed all they will bear but never so high , as , to , prohibit v their importation. A tariff ad justed upon this basis if seems to us will afford ample protection to the home manufacturer. But to the articles. WflAT TIIE FAEMEB PATS FOR PEO- , TECTION. - , . jo uuti wuiieits mutt), uiiiu ine burden the Protective Tariff . svslcm' than the tiller of the soil. When the ' farmer arises in the morning the soap he washes with c )sts him 3 cents for 2 cents worth? the comb that ho uses to dress his . hair costa 19 cents, for 14 cents worth, and the brush 7 cents', for 5 cants worti. The r glass tnrougn ' which he looks to see if the weather is fair costs him llcents for 7 cents ' worth, and it is fixed in the frame with putty . that costs iiim 5 centB for 4 cents worth. ; lie. goes to his barn iu b ots that cost him 13 cents for 10 cents worth, under a straw hat thai, costs . him 7 cents for 5 cents worth, or a wool hat that costs him 11 cents , for 7 cents worth. Suppose ho goes to the neighboring town to purchase supplies for him-" 83lf and family, he pays artificial - prices :; fur nearly , everything he practical illustration of the way in whicrr the farmer pays for "Protec tion:" Ha buva cotton , goods to the ' -' amount of ?13 00 ' He buvs woolen goods to the i ' amount of 17 SO - lie wants to mend his fence, and i I he buys! a few, nails, etc., for . which he pays......... ......... ....... 14 00 His wife wants a few dishes and some carthun or stone milk pans for which he pays.......... ......... .7 75 He finds hia I bill amount to...$52 S5 . This he pays and drives home. and in the evening he sits down nnd makes his calculations. '.lie finds that he; has paid an extra amount for his goods ou accouut of high tariff as follows: r '' 8 50 ? oo 4 00 2 75 Oil cotton goods............. C i woollen gooda. Oa nails, etc On his crockery ware...... Total . ...W 25 llo then ml tracts Ms 17.25 from w J U L spreading a habit, nor yet too straight and upright, nor elevated above the surrounding . timber. This is important because of the political cyclones and tornadoes which are becoming quite common, besides the fact that such are too easily 8 wayed by even gentle breezes, and might be bowing and waving in too many directions in the same day. ; ' Thus it - will be seen that : the approaching convention 4 wilV- sit more i as a body of inspectors of Timber than as prospectors in the woodlands in search of some par tlcular stick. 3 The public-good-detachment will have the' logs all nicely dressed and submitted , for the consideration of that august body when it shall be in readiness for the exhibit, i ' -;f ' J i" It would be ! well to have' them .)roperlv numbered, scheduled aild described id regular catalogue style", which would facilitate matters,; aud if no other good wa&-accomp)ished, might! economize" gas and lavojd wraiurline. ;-i,v u-'-: :-'r Those descriptions ' Bhouldlbe full giwteSIS SK. i . i. ..r .'.-(, ;. . I r . f l niuuHnrrii n null Asm ij free and SUCh as COUld not be" dia-J, ,ItheGollenBeltoINonliearollQailnwWcli puteu eicner: jOeipre ine'inspeciiprs or the great body of judges during the interval between that-timet and the election. V i In adddition to the properties mentioned there hi' another (that may or may not be "considered iby the convention and that is the qualities of the ;Inmber as fuel, r j j Should the investigation lead in that direction, we ; would modestly suzsrest that in our fieciton and we believe wherever 1 known, AsH- hi;." a great and growing ' popularity, and : wherever : obtainable, OoKg stanus uigu ou me uat. , ,j h, . j And it might; be , well, to remem ber that! the Hres of ' patriotism should be kept aglow, and et'fAer of these would create J a blaze that would reioice the ' hearts of all, dis- cipate all political inalana and give .I WkalUaaiJ EaWtiwlJ Absolutely Pure. ITilW powder never varum. A marvel ot purity, strenttth, and wholcsomeness. - Wore economical than the ordinary kinds, and can not be sold in competition with the multitude qf -low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only In cans. Rotal Baking PowsrOo1U8 Wall-st,, N. Y. ' novls-lydw NOIiFOLK. A V. The franchise of this enterprise Is based npon the chartered right granted to the Dismal Swump Canal Company, and the le gality has been repeatedly tested Defore the Qourts o: the Ktate. . ( - The Purpose in view Is the "improvement and extension" of the Canal, thus securing great public benefits. . Its fair conduct has already seemed publlo confidence, and the next Drawing will be maueon me 17th April, 1884, r . , , . ..... before the public in Norlollt, Va. ' ' OXjASO JE. SCHEME: -CAPITAL PRIZE $5,000, Analysis vj ur. a. yut'icuer. r. n. a., uu milting Chemist ltoyal Agricultural Society, omy a iruue ui iuiruws iu Durham Tobacco. The soil rolli inDl fee lent'-- That Is the secret of Its delicious i mildness.5, nothing so pure and luxurious lor SmOKintr. j)on"tlorgetiue oruuu. nuueu011 ulne without tho trade-mark o! the Dull. All i dealers have lb -.. ' When feline concerts drive away alep,your but eolaceis found in BladaeMt Bull Dm-. ham Smoking Tobacco. ' . t.'t'ei.;';.S.!' ' , I ULftyMVbLL Of I . 1 F i I ' BULL DUUHAM 1 mimrtiin 1 a ,i)Muufiit-1 1 j: .TOBACCO I SSI cipate an political maiana anci giye . ;, n v ., ' a healthy tone to the whole system The Seaside ilesert of the bouthem reopie. Of government, E y i ao md.h-.f:-Jrrr-. ''.m THi'TLAlrtiC. HOTEL, An Extraordinary Oflr. To All WanUn Employmrnt. ArOKFOLK. OP Gravida P!I I- Havlnc received all the Guano shipped to this country direct from tbe Ueiiostts, un der new (iuveruinent Contract, we oiler to the trade . - of the best quality and in excellent condition f or particulars ana prices appiy ui HURTADO&CO., 10 & 18 Exchange Place, Sew York. . Jan27-deodam " 1 PrlM of.....t5,fl00 Is do, l.ajo is do; ' l,W Is do. ) am m m . do. sm is i do, . .,n,.,. 200 Is do. s.i...... 200 is ., do. ... ..... ' aw is do.; ; ...,'.., ' 100 are . . do, , . 5o are , do. . . 14 are ....... do. 5 are ....... ....... . APPKOXIMATION PKlZtS. Of..;... 4f5'J ........ of................. 89 : Of., . 20 ...... 1 1 1- .r 1 1 1 6. 15 100 ' 200 0 9 $5,000 1,500 1,000 500 . 200 :'2O0 l200 000 7W i.ooo I, 000 II. S0 . 270 r 180 ASA : JONES, Middle Street, Newbern, N. DKAtKB IS Staple and Fancy Dry Goods HOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, Ete. Agent for the DIAMOND SHIKT ; nlann dried 81.00. Lanndrled 81.25. And the celebrated Warner's Coraline Corset, .sm.,.. , nice si.ou, i A full line of Gents'. Ladles' and Children'! Underwear, Gents' Linen, Celluloid and Paper Collars and Colls., Silk and Linen Handhe. chiefs, all kinds of Gents', Ladles' and Chil dren's Hand and Machine Made Shoes, Rub ber Coats, Hats and Shoes, Ladies' Cloaks and Jackets, and everything usually kept in a Aral class Dry Goods Store., , - ASA JUiNEb," marttdivly ' Middle st , or KantlstCburnlt 858 Prises'. K w-; dlstrlbullng......Ji::!,0u0 ' Tiols.ots Only $1 I'lan of Lottery similar to that of Louisiana uompMiy,' 1 j.p. ubkiiAcn, managee. Address all annlicatlons for Information. xickcis or Agencies, to ' -. .. Ji r.jHOnBACH. 2J7 Main St , '..'- ' - Norfolk, Va. The nndorslaned sunervised the Drawlne Class E of the Dismal Swamp Lottery Com pany, and certify that it was conducted with Buiubjuiiiies w. an interested. s; ; ts i r ? - GEO. T ROGERS, ,,.-, CHAS. PICKETT. Commissioners, SEIZES PAID IN CLASS D. 15000 to M. A Marx, Salem, Va. im to O. ,F. Baxter, South Mills. N. O. r 8,5h) to (larties In sums of from $u to $100. .'Ifcl -r ' ; '.', i: V. GUDERX.VTOIIIAL TIMBER. , , r!Tl greaif r variety of this article in North Carolina Is remarkably large and the qnality very good. ( . . Of coarse the qnality is affected to some extent by the soil in which it grows antj as the soil of this State iai various, t so must be the growth npon itj hence, we have in this political forest almost any kind o material -for) a." (Oubernatorial strncture. One quality possessed by.all that has yet boon - brought forward is that of.- nearly 'all heart, quitevffee from sap; and another is that it is of that variety of trees known as decidious. This might be considered object ionable at the first blush, but we think on mature consideration it is not. The other variety being crcr green, would hardly be so desira ble. It must be remembered, too, that the wants of the common wealth is not shade trees, nor orna mental, shrabbery, but a genuine, stringy, tough, freehearted gov ernor for four years to conic The king of tho forest upon which the choice shall fall, must be free from sliiyers, ; bard-grained; susceptible of receiving a fine polish and.cf potl lnstipj qualities, not of f ?3 - . it ! W"''J '1Vfi".JVA'i i' we want lave. .Lnereetic ana (JaDabiel ,i,wou ..i r(Ui,..fo ini;inf Agtuiia iiu every tuuui.y iu. vuu. uuueu ou eiegani rooms , - Bf f CanaAa t-n aal m ' notcnii .rt;. I Electi'lcbells. nus and water In every room article having larga sale, paying over finest fishing in America; finest beach on 1 Utjl. wuii llivun. UOTJLUK ini iMuuoir . 1.1 .1.- tion, and. on wnicb toe agent is, protect-,- eason.i o-, j., .. , ' .-. , .., . ed in the exoluaive sale by a deed given Boat races, moonlight sails, dri ves 'on the vul ,.6v., . pauung anu various oiner aiuuseiuenui. . onr agents, and the fact that it is an ar l . Excellent Cuisine, fine ciiiuate, uo malaria, ii,.t nn in k.,u.ul,l f InosnnltoesorBantlllles. '. - in ui.6xa v. wvvj v. w.e tow. ferween n w su.w. ;nuaren ana "EXTRAORDINARY iOFFKR'-? to eecurecood colored servants half nrlce. Bneclul inrtuce- agents at onc0, but;We.haye.concludedto e?0Sffl1f.? mane iu w buv w.r uvt uuiy uuiwmi.um; Wuecial season 1 ickets secured at all rtolnts. in the merits Of Our .invention, but in Its 1 For further particulars address proprietors stability by any agent that will .handle. jJJgcM'o.?;-. faf f at work are making, from $150 to $000 a will give our nuBinc bb, a tnirty , aay a ' trial and fail to clear at least $100 In this time, above i.LL expesses, can return ail gooua uuboiu w ,ua anu we wiu re fund, the money paid for. them. Any agent or general agent wno wouia lite ten or more counties and work them through sub agents for ninety days, and fail to clear at least $750 above all ex penses, can return all unsold and get their money" back. JJo other employer of agents ever dared to make such offers. nor would, we if we ,aia not know tnat we nave ageniB nvw mBKioK niorouiaui ., , . t ' 'M1 ' double the amount we, guaranteed, and Lt 01 . : 1116 iiCaaeilly ' JDUliailJ g nr nt?w- KV n mnnth .finrl that nnninf " V"" ""' - " -."-"-"i ,- ". rftte. . Also, lor those laid in tue wall, r1n . Onr larr -ripfwrinrivA iirpii1ftrs JTho BricK to be delivered nbont the r liusi aay. uur large qescnpnve circulars 1 0K, MAY ; samples of -Brick to nedoinpany explain vur yuer luuj, ui i"ebo w o i me oilers. wish to Hprnl tn Avnrv'nnfl ant nr cm. v n ploy mept ; who w eena ns three one . willi am h. Oliver cent stamps for postage. ' Bend at onoe t .oiukgi!. alllm, and secure :the agency in time for the t u w in i iLn . boom, and ga to .work' on the terms!:. .,..:.-.,. '.i,. il cutlkh. . named in our extraordinary oner, we manauiswu . . uommnice." would like to have the address of all the! " ' 1, J. Jr. cirv, ) - OX IN. U. Elizabeth Iron Works, CHAS. W. PETTIT, Prop.,' 880, 232, 284 and 288 "Water street If ORPOLK, VA,,' ' MANUFACTURER OK : ENGINES, ' BOILERS, Saw and Grist Mills, SHAFTINGS, FOUGINGS AND CASTINGS, : i OF Every Description. r Com Die te facilities for ALL WORK In pur line aui7-dswly HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for all kinds of OLD IEOIV. METATA JAS. POWER &l CO., 28 UowlnmVl IVliaif, NORFOLK. VA, We are always in the Market for tha ntir. chase of old wrecks- old Btearoers and old ma. chinery ofall ktrids. t , . . All consignments attended tonrom ritl v and carefully, a.itd correct returns made. uuMdly OF THEHUMAN BODY UNLAROKD, DKVEI- ' Ol'EI). STRHNIiTHKNED." Kto is an intnrMt.in euvKriiHtuiieui, uiuti run iiuiuri'.njiir, in rcl)i voin-. II Siiy that thore l Do iwitluce 01 huni- contravy, tlioadverti flainiis we w Dugabrmttliia. Onlh Tf.ry higllty ijnlnrpdT Tn fciairfl' circulftra giving a H pi tr(n,t('d tmqtis may a 'ariKjiiiarfl tiynaa k1edicalCj liultalo, . Y. Toledo Jlc i-mbbVBRipk .: agents, sewing 'machine solicitors and JfQWPf?- cn i-'-t-carpenters in the' country,' and ask ahy -ijj, Ja, ' v.w . I' ier"wno reads tnis ot- nm r'fS'n ' O ' ',P'"E"I F" '. MInOTTAN'I'B, ffo. .64 SOUTH GAY STREET - r :!! readers of this paper-who reads this of fer, to send at once of all such they know, tr ah will I aa thm liAaf. ftrtanPA AvAi inf. fered to those out of employment to GENERAL V-COMMISSION make money.1. c,v-",,..-,."",lv";;4;J Jt'i-?'-; ''-M .- ." . ! -,- : 161 Smithfield St., mar5d&wly' V t J J Pittsbnr?;, Pa f J - ' w ' ww . ! J ; : :. A unnning ncain i Jiieaa is scatcely more abhorrent to a refined observer than a row of discolored teeth made visible by a smile Correct the hideous blemish with delightful and healthful Sozodont, which whitens yel low teeth, imparts ruddiness and hard: ness to colorless, unhealthy gums, and a floral balminess to the breath. The feminine mouth becomes wondrously at- TRY,.; PILE'S PE ARLINE Lead ing actresses and eantatriees regard it as incomparable "(Special aticntlon given to Karly Vege tables Itt Simon, v; ; . mar22-diw2m . Miiiig ar.d Sccwiiig' Hade Easy. , A Fair CTer. The Voltaic Krr.T Co., of Marshall, Mich., offer to Bend Dr. Pye's Celebrated Voltaic Belt and 11 'j u -Ar; Hanros on trial, for thirty days, tj i n n, oi l nnd younp;, 8', acted wi. lost vitality, and i See adverliuenirt ti ' - Malaria ' f'rANn vr: t i ii r 0 'y, A. V 1 W y's T t i no 6 FOR WAKUISG. For Biile at Munufucturor's Trices by ? C. K. FOV S( CO., '' I Brick 1!1 rk, Middle St, - liuirlo d i . Newborn; C, 1W I: Hi:1, Orr L, Oo;, IT. il'ptltd w 1 I- nlTHE ''UNRIVAE.D NEW FARMER GIRL 4? - I gog:i GEO..W. J.HARVEY, 836 KICHMOND ST.," and 4 S. FOtJRTH ST.,- " PHILADELPHIA. " " KSTABLISHED lit" ' "' Haker of OenllemeH's Flue Cmtom Boots & Shoes of the Latest Styles BUST UHAUHS. . ' : . , : I Would refer to Messrs. B. K. Bryan. Geo Henderson. Geo. II. Roberts, eo, A. Oliver aud others, all of Kew Berne. - . , 49- Orders by PUU solicited.' .1 lulyriAwly vt7'.vE0. W. J. HAHVKy 13, SWERT K Stall No. 2 Left Hand Sidft AT THE CTXT MARKET,' ' alwavs sunnlled with the Very best Kteth Meats. Beef. Pork. Mutton and Sausoce that tbe Market affords. Call on him. HARDWARE, , Bar Iron and Nails, all sizes, For sale by ' r iv m, draney; 6ct21d&wtf. , New Berne. N.' O ;peGialPotic6 -n' I- ,.. , ,11 Your attention is called to the 1 siO IUiE3 1 ' : Mil HMw I Iw STOVE. Nothine further seems necessary to make the New Farmer Girl a perfect and beautiful cooking apparatus. It has large i lues and U ven, latent Uven Shelf, Swinging Hearth Plate. Deep Ash fit and Ash fan. The cross f leces all have cold air braces and the Covers are smooth and heavy. , . ; . ; i Large single Oven Doors. Tin lined. The largely increased "sales af this Stove attest its popularity every stove fully. warranted. ; r :, r.; : ' ' . ; : P. 11. DBANEY,-. SOLE; AO EXT, HEW BERNE, N. C, "Anv castincs wanted for Farmer Girl Cook Stoves sold by P. M. DRANEY at 10 cts per pound.. , . ' ocl7dwtf " I offer this season, the . LABGSST Evsr .Shows, in. New Jeroi ? Consisting in leading articles, of BEAUTIFUL SOLID GOLD WATCHES XJHAIiVS, CHA.IIJIS. LACE PINS, NECK CHAINS, LOCKETS AM fENBEUTS, - fPtAIN AND FANCY " " ' Bangle and Chain Braceleta,, , RINGS IN EVERY VAEIETT. Fine Periscopic Spectacles1 nnd'"Eye Glasses in Rubber,. Steel,; Celluloid, Sil ver and Gold Frames. . A new method! of fitting the eyes correctly. . . . Call and examino stock; no trouble to show goods. . " . . - Respectfully ; j. : i B. A. BELti : Jeweler, Middle st., New Berne, N. C. N. B. I will cive Fiftv f2550.00V Dol. lars for any article ever sold by me for Gold or Silver that was not. , . octlldly - B. A. BeLL. JACKSON HOUSE, New Berne. N. C. SAM'L JACKSON, PnotRiEToa. J. First-elass flccouiinodalioni for Colored people traveling, and a Restaurant lor genl , eral patronage, from which v. e fmnlbh meal to many white people and serve famllits at their residences In any part of the elty. ' , t3 Refer to the people of New lierne gen erally; ; ' ' ! ' ' ' ,!,,;, ,i;y or.: KG AF)f V fcil i'.'.il! S Nil. 1 aiHITli CLAIIK h!'., t.lilcKO (I s- UliM.liuil 11463', Is .lill tieAMnr .11 Prt i t vain, .iitirvim., uuiuiilc nu hicll dli t pft.im.RfHTmat.ntioin. ImitotfUy (iesn.1 Ini-.li.iUyl.Femiilftdtiiva.cB.tto. Dun . titilliiliun ImrlMm.Ily, or by letter frefc P:-. Knun th only ihy.lrl.D In tl. city Hint w.rmntii rur. or no (if. 6J4 pupe tnua'.rte.l booU, oor 3,010 iiirsuliiUom, il by tu.U. Di.VlI3w0ii COIjIjJlIiws, JlECKLESCUKG CO., N. C, Tin- next Pension opens on THURSDAY, hi-.l'l IVNIUliiil ii. l-'or ('iimiof'tux apply to the Cl.rniC OF Til.1. 1' AUUia Y. lei)iSUW3m A.
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