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VOL, III. NEW BERNE. N. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1884. NO. 149. LOCAL NEWS. " NEW "ADVERTISEMENTS. 'tJ. S. Mage Damaged goods. TaylOb & Smith Naw Btore. New Bebne Theatre. ; H. R.Bryan For rent 1) AN. KELLEY Blacksmith. Journal VlnliKitt Almanac. - Sun rises, 5:40 1 Length of day , Sun sets, 6:00 18 hours, 14 minuU p. Moon Bets at 6:42 p. m. r - Jfclvin was towed up the Revenue ' cutter The schooner . yesterday-, by .Stevens. ' . x-, - Dr. "Wm. Tell Ballanoo started for New York by thi Slienandoah for the purchase of his fall stock. Mr. T. A. Green ha3 commenced tear inj down the walls of his brick store for the purpose of rebuilding, : Dr. J. T. House brings us a couple of fine. fall apples. Samples of all such should be sent to the Exposition, v U. S. Mace has opened again at the market wharf next door to his old stand, and is offering damaged goods very . cheap. -''''".;-" . Mr. James Redmond is building an "-.additional brick room to his placo, of Y- business so as to give more room for his work of beer bottling. The agent "of the Neuse and Trent 1 River Steamboat Company, at Jolly Old Field has been changed from S. Quin nerly to J. P. Quinnerly &' Co.- Mr. J. ' B. Banks has been appointed agent at . Quaker Bridge, on Trent river. We call attention to thenewadver . tisement of Taylor & Smith, which ap- ; pears in this morning's issue. A new firm of clever young men, and we be .:" sneak for them a liberal share of the patronage that they are entitled to. 1 Mr. John T, Dawson has brought us a - few heads of very fine rice. He. has Democratic Coanty Convention. The Nomination.. The Democrats of Craven county as-1 The Democrats did well in their con- sembled in convention on Friday, at 12 vention on yesterday. Every township o'clock, .when the convention was in the county was represented and a called to order by the chairman of the good ticket was put in the field. executive committee, A. W. Wood, Esq. : Philemon Holland, jr., H. S. Nunn was chosen temporary the candidate for the Senate, is a young secretary. man of fine talent; graduated with W. G., Brinson, M. DeW. Stevenson honors at Trinity College in 1881, carry' ami (tpo. T). fYinnpra war a nnnnintnrl nal incr off tha Wilev Omv medal, studied a nnmmitrpn nn or,W.ialH. who r-l law nndflr SSinmnnil ft ltAr.1v And wan UM larmers are Dusy picking cotton, ..... ... ' . . t .... . .. .land our politicians are busy election ported the townsaips represented as granted license Dy tne supreme umrt jeering. We have had no political speak follows: in the early part of 1888 and is now ling of interest as yet in our county but No. 1 township, Ed. Whitford; No. 2, practicing law in copartnership with 0. Major C. W. McClammy, Democratic .Tin. A. V.rnn. (i. W. T-athnrn. Alfor1 H. Onion. FIsn.. whn war liftandnd at thl i.. . . r i" . iUWllMiUO HI X ucaiui Miss Narey Hurst, daughter of A. J, Onslow County Items- No marriages as heard of, but Walter Murrill says he is going to try it next year if not sooner. Bud Caiah says he can't get any of the young ladies to come to see him if ic is leap year. Perhaps your horse is too fast, Cajah; Arab horses are not fit for this country at all times get a slower one. Ernul, S. W. Latham, Gaskins and J. E. Arthur; No. 3, Joel Kinsey, Harrison Palmer, Maj. Gordon and J. W. Lane; No. 5, Samuel W. Willis; No. ft, T. H. Mallison and John Dillard; No. 7, G. D. Conners, James Tippett and G. L.. Hardinon; No. 8, Nathan Tisdale; 1st ward, T. A. Green, Jas. Hill, G. L. Shackleford, E. E. Harper and O. H. Guion; 2d ward, Clement Manly, W. B. Boyd", H. S. Nunn, and C. K. Hancock, (Mr. Han cock being absent, Mr. S. W. Small wood, his alternate, filled the place); 3d ward, M. DeW. Stevenson, W. G. Brin- 8on, Alex Miller and J. w. Moore; 4th Guion, Esq., who was licensed at the same time. He is a bold, fearless, elo quent speaker and would be worth something to his county and section if elected. , . B. A. RUSSELL, the nominee for the House, is one of the sturdy old farmers of 'the county. He represented the county in the Legisla ture before the war, is a good farmer, a Hurst, jr., has gone to Kinston to attend the next session of that school; and Miss Etta Hargett, daughter of Mrs. C. Ste phens and sister to Mrs.F. J. Fulford of New Berne, has returned to Salem to continue her studies in that institution Our friend from Ward 'a Mills forgives the editor of the Journal for scaring him about Shrraer's vermifuge, and won t man of intelligence and good judgment tls auu wouiu mane a gooa representative. a mistake, probably like it was when T. A. GREEN, - the nominee for Treasurer, is one of the most successful business men of our city. He Btarted in the world a poor ward, W. S. Phillips and H. B. Laue; boy, was apprenticed to a carpenter to 5th ward, W. L, Ervin, B. H. Brinson, Rufus Hearne, E. J. Piver and J. H. Hackburn; 9th township, W. B. Lane, A. E? Wadsworth, W. W. Presrott and J. G. Smith. The report of the committer adopted. Messrs. C. Manly, T. H. Mallison and G. L. Hardison were appointed a com mittee on permanent organization. The committee reported for perma nent chairman W. B. Lane, for Secre tary H. S. Nunn. The report was adopted. Mr. Lane look the chair, and an nounced that nominations for the Legis lature and for county officers were in learn the trade. After the war he en gaged in the mercantile business in this city and by economy and strict atten tion to business has amassed oonsid erable property. He is a good financier was and his interest is sufficiently identified with that of the '.county so that its finan ces might be safely entrusted to his hands. ENOCH WADSWORTH, the nominee for Register of jDeeds, is a very successful farmer and would make a most excellent officer; but it is a pity certain sweet pie was eaten some time ago. Considerable sickness and some deaths lately. Mr. James Woodward, son of the late L. U. Woodward of Richlands, died at his residence Thursday of ty phoid fever, aged about 2 & years; and mr. wiiiiam wiison, aged aoouc ui years, died at his home on New river a few days ago. Mr. Wilson leaves wife and several children. Big deer hunt Tuesday with us; about sixteen guns were fared at deer and only two killed. Mr. Lee Murrill and father, Edward Murrill, were the lucky ones. A. Lee, J. Holderheld, 11. Smith, Ed. Murrill, Frank Melton and George Ward, all good marksmen especially the latter shot. and missed their game. All had excuses, of course some too far and some not far enough. On Wednesday the convict camp, as COMMERCIAL. Journal Office, Sept. 19, 6 P. M. COTTON. New York futures quiet and steady: spots quiet. Uplands 10 7-16; Orleans 1011-10. September, October, November, December; New Berne futures. 10.28 10.09 10.09 10.10 market firm. Sales of 04 bales at 9 3-8 to 9.55. DAN. KELLEY, HORSE SIIOEB A SID shipwmith; Has Just opened a Shop at E. Q. CUTH BERT'S MACHINE SHOPS, on Craven street, and U now uropared to ahoe horses from the tamest to the wildest, and warrants all work to give satisfaction. S- GIVK MK A TRIAL. Bt20d5ni NEW liEKNK, N. C. " fifty acres growing and has promised to order. bring us samples for the Exposition. Everything intended for the Exposition should be brought in without delay. ' ' Mr. W. H. "Hugo,: Business Manager ;for Prof. Pharazyn's. Great Gift Car- . nival, was in town yesterday. . The Pro 'i fessor will , reach, the city on Friday next , and entertain our people on that night ' and the next. See adv. in another - column.-;'v:;j i';"?,,.;,. ThOa. 'G. Skinner and J. B. Repass, candidates for Congress, ; addressed a DeW. W. G. Brinson nominated M Stevenson for the Senate. Mr. Stevenson nominated Philemon Holland, jr. Mr. Clement Manly seconded the nomination of Mr. Holland. Mr. Stevenson advocated the nomina tion of Mr. Holland and asked that his own name be withdrawn. Mr. Brinson withdrew the name of M. DeW. Stevenson, when on motion of Mr. Stevenson Philemon Holland, jr., was nominated by acclamation as the to make officers of our best farmers; we has been every day lately, was visited need more farmers like Mr. Wadsworth. by the young lad ies of this vicinity; r,. . i, iit j among them were Misses Ida and Laura u.,c.cvaUU Sanderlini accomplished daughters of polite gentleman p. E. Sanderlin, Esq., and I tell you if br. frank duffy. 1 1 had not been already married I would He is learned in hia urnffiasinn. and if have been tempted to Steal some of the elected will fill the office with ability. DOHIKSTIC MARKET. Cotton Seed $8.00 for Sept. Seed Cotton ?2.50a3.00. Barrels Kerosene, 49 gals., 85c. Turpentine Hard, 81.00; dip, $1.75, Tar 75c. to $1.00. Corn 75a85c. Beeswax 20c. per lb. Honey 60o. per gallon. Beef On foot, 5o. to 7c. Country Hams 13ic. per lb. " Lard 13c. per lb. Eaas lCc. per dozen. Fresh Pork 7a8o. per pound. Peanuts $1.00al.50 per bushel. Fodder (50a75c. per hundred. Onions $1.56a2.00 per bbl. Field Peas Hides Dry, 10c; green 5c. Tallow 6c. per lb. uhickens u rown , 40a50c 20a30c. MeaIi 95c. per bushel. Grapes Scuppernongs, Sl.00al.25. Oats 55 cts. per bushel. A tples 50ca$l .00 per bush. Peaches SOaOOc. per bush. Potatoes Sweet, 40c. 12al7c. per pound. Shingles Weet India,dull and n m. inal; not wanted. Building 5 hearts, $3.00; saps, $1.50 per M. wholesale prices. New Mess Pork $19.00. L. C., F. Backs, and Bellies lOalOic spring inch, large crowd at Greenville lt .Monday, democratic candidate for the Senate Skinner, as his name implies, is pealing Jis opponent so--wuch so that by the time the campaign is over Mr. Kespass will be s7jf?iei from head to, heel. .Our agent, Mi". C. C s Taylor, while at Bnow, Hill? fast Saturday secured the skin of a white Bquirrol -from W. D. Spence, of Speight's Bridge, Greene tiounty. .Mrl Spence saw the squirrel Nominations for the House were de clared in order. Mr. Ed. Whitford nominated Enoch Wadsworth. Nathan Tisdale nominated R. A. Rus sell. A. E. Wadsworth nominated Joel Kinsey. . - The first ballot resulted, 20 for Rus- MR. DANIEL LANE, the nominee for Surveyor, is another one of the best farmers of Craven, but the duties of his office will not materially interfere with his farm operations. He is skilled in his profession and a clever, Christian gentleman. M. DE W. STEVENSON, the sub-elector for the county, is well known in the county. He has always worked for the success of the party, and never fails when called upon, He discusses the issues of the party in a clear and forcible manner. Nothing but devotion to principle and a desire to secure good government handsome presents of flowers and "beau catchers" presented toCapt. Mclver-by these young ladies. ' Our schools at present are very scat tering; our free schools will commence about the 1st of December in this coun ty, but we have a few good schools, and only a few, going on now. At Rich lands Mr. Frank Thompson, jr., has a good school, and at Swansboro Miss Mattie rearce is teaching. Miss Mattie is an old teacher and a good one. Mr. Lon. Hewett is teaching at Piney Green, and Mr. C. B. Frazello has a good school in Stump Hound, which is about all we know of now. Ed. Franks and Cad Koonce keep on bragging on their crops, but Jack Mur rill can beat them fifty per cent on cot ton and I expect on anything else but Cad is a good hand at almost wild iq . the- wdods and endeavored to 1 sell, 10 for wadsworth and 17 for Kin- the election of both the State and -catch it alive, bui; was unable to do so gey. - ' National Democratic tickets, and we and was compelled to shoot it. Ho While the second ballot was being desire to see Craven do her part man- skinned the curiosity and stuffed the taken, Mr. Kinsey earnestly requested fully. 1 skin, which Mr. Taylor brought to the that his name be withdrawn. His re city and turned over to the farm of quest was granted and R. A. Russell re- Another Straw. PJarke .Morgan to prepare tor tne ceived the entire vote of the convention Mr. Elias Grout, of Ashland, Massa bragging, . i it i t mi could have induced these men to accept Ryim?B' especially watermelons, me ., ... . .. . . . . r, other day Lewis Harget sent a large these nominations, and it is to be hoped melon as a nresent to a certain man. that the Democrats all over the county! and Cad made a substitute in the share will make an extra effort to bring out a of a very small one, carried it all right full vote. The nronte urA o-ond fnr I so ne saiu , uut tue mamounu ituumuu Shoulders Smoked, No. prime, 8c. Smoked Joles 5c. Lard 9a9Vc. Sugar 5a8c. Flour $3.25a7.00. Salt 90c.a$1.90 per sack. Molasses and Syrups 20a45c. 8c. HEW STORE! HEW FIRM! NEW GOODS so did Harget, and now when Cad car rios a present for any one he carries it in his own name Fish at Swansboro are getting in their prune. Tne fig seines are all doing something in their line. Browns Inlet, Bogue Inlet, Uedar tfoint, Hawkins'. Shelly Point and Mount Pleasant fisher ies are all in full blast, and you can get exposition, but we fear that they have as the candidate for the House of Rep- chusetts, well known at Kinston where a mess ' flne niullets a either place at received it too late todo much with it. resentativos in the nexf General As- he has bought cottonfor the last ten f.! i M v . y-i y I , VU - UW M I' V UOUV1 T UUk semDiy oi worm Carolina. twelve years, writes us from Ashland Mr. R. G. Ward's, the watermel- Mr. Ed. Whitford moved that Mr. 0n business and adds the following post- on man who gave Capt. Hancock Freeman Ernul be nominated for sheriff. Qppinf . I'T lirma vmi aril I An crnti hacf 1 21c. freight on a load of mel- m ti r0nw t nnni tha -i.. -.i t-j.j tt.jj.j-.- m. ons and sold them for a cent apiece, i 1 ' ir iti i r y i , I ... 1 Vvtuo auw avt ww m tw x(vw- mm uui vu mouonoi mr. oy maKingno Urout, we believe, ia astaunoh Repub- hare, and says, uDod bugget, don't TiAmirinfrinn At flll. TT HnnkA tA tnA llint. KrAa in n ni.,ifflArHn!n tttt.ti Uollr fA ma oKnnr. malAtid nnv mnro " amendmelit- civint? his reasons for ofTer-1 ani it ma a nnt miofaVin Atrna on 1 c a i Mitu jl iiu w mwv uiuraaoui v vv ua nu iu i nTiTTin i vrfinrn . . . ..... i ine amendment wasadopted. to the fact that the manufacturing towns Paris. SeDt. 18. Alirerian advices re T. A; Green was unanimously nora- in Vermont gave a Democratic gain will port that a mild form of cholera has ap- inated for Treasurer. - I ahow that the manufacturers are not. as P"w 0r? m wuntey. Pre- Uttuuuua uuvq mccu uulou w (iiavcut, tui The unJoiBigned have just returneJ from the Northern MarnetH, where they have pur. chased a PULL LINE OF GOODS, Consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hats ami Caps, No tions, Wood and Willow ware, Cigars, Tobac co, Etc., Etc., Which we proposo to sell for CASH Would be glad to have bur friends and eng. toniers call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. TAYLOR & SMITH, Middle Street, One Door above Ice House. sep20 d.'Un wit WILLIAM J. CLARKE, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ' Attends all the courts hold at New Heme, North Carolina. Particular attention paid to collecting claims, and conveyum-im;. Lniieu states commissioner. Seut. 18th, m. dw Safe for Sale. OSK OK 1SARXES NEW SAI-T.S for sale. cheap for cash, or on t ime. Apply to CUT. J. M. WJIITIC, seJTdlw wit Kinston, N. C, City Ordinance. Be it ordained. That no wood or brick, or any other article of merchandise landed at tne loot ot Craven street, shall be piaceu upon the sidewalk on either sido of the street, and no wood, brick, or any other arti cle of merchandise landed at the foot of said Btreet shall remain longer than elvht hours. Any person violating this ordinance shall be lined $5 for eacli ohence, or thirty i30) days Imprisonment. seii oi w k. 11. jikauows, Mayor. NOTICE. Ordered by the Board of Commission ers of Craven county: That the Voting rrecinct in No. 0 lownship, known aa ARNOLD STORE, is hereby abolished, ana those voting heretofore at Arnold Store will vote at BROCK STORE. Sept. 13. 1884. JOS. NELSON, sel4 dwlm Clerk Board Com. NOTICE. Ordered by the Board of Commission ers of Craven county: That the Voting Precinct known as RED HOUSE Pre cinct, No. 8th Township, be and is here by changed to R. B. liLACKLEDGE'S HOUSE at Camp Palmer, and will bo known as Camp Palmer Precinct. Sept. 13, 1884. JOS. NELSON, sel4 dwlm Clerk Board Com. A Fine Line of Samples FOE GENTS, YOUTHS & BOY'S Fall & Winter Clothing To be made to order by WANAMAKER & BROWN, Philadelphia. Can be seen at A. M. BAKER'S. W A SURE FIT GUARANTEED. sel3 2w C. L. IVES, Agent.. ' - A Mean FalieUood Mr. I jithftm wis formerly aDemocrat and when he went Over to the Xtepnbllcans , two years, ago, he was repndlaied by his family." We cannot imagine how such an ub ; truthful report as the above crept into the report of Mr. Latham's death. We feel it our duty W' condem it because, first; It is ''not true "and Is a reflection " wAlaticrna in thid P.ir.V ATlfl vsection, ' and 'second, such a report is - -pBciAof cjeyeteplng the resources of our section of the State S - ' ; .. i We are of the opinion that "an enemy hath done thiS. 'f i:The Republican papers have charged time and again that there freedom of opinion .in North Enoch Wadsworth was unanimously Ufaey have generally heen heretofore, a 5? unit for the Republican candidate. nominated, for Register of D.eeds. - Pr. Frank Duffy was unanimously nominated for. Coroner. - , , , Pemonal. Daniel Lane was unanimously nomi-f - Mr. B. F. Mayo has returned from nated for Surveyor, ' " Baltimore where he has completed his . M TloW Rhnrnniinn wna iinnnimmialir t commercial P.onrso at. tha VmainMS nnl- Carolina in politics, ana it seems to us nominated Sub.eIector for the . county. le2e of Bryant & Stratton. 1; iU-l. unnrt ftirif 'Mr. T.it.ham hart I .. - - .. . I . ' r" J"? rt?" r : V On motion: a committee of three, , Mr. a. u. wootenlol Cobton was in Ueen. repuuiatea consisting of O. H. Guion, A. E. Wads- the city yesterday. was no -he went over to the Republicans Was worth and R. G. Mallett,-was appointed Miss Nellie Long returned on the Rome, Sept. 18. To-day V bulletin of the ravages of cholera in Italy during the past 4 hours is as follows: Berga mo, new cases 23, deaths 12; Caserta, new cases 5, deaths B;Cuneo, new cases 17, deaths 5; Genoa, new cases 20, deaths 6; Massa Carrara, new cases 4, deaths a; Parma, new cases 4, deaths 4; Raggia DcMila, new cases 8, deaths 2; Aquilos new cases 0, deaths 8; Naples, new cases 34, deaths 17; Maples (city) new case, 507, deaths 283. Six other provinces, names not given, new cases o, deaths 8. The prison at Tangier is crowded with political prisoners, who are charged witn revolting against tne tsuitan. ine gotten up ior tne purpose ut "7'i4 to inform th nominees 0f the action of Shenandoah yesterday morning from an tnese assertions. . . . . - ' !, f: J aeV tt,Q;v nxfanrlol trin North. , . .. -.V..: TJrtrfVi Cnrni inn !s snr ml incr consider- .. .. ... . .. . . 1 aivwu -i " i vvh.lA .Am rv, it-rod vaHori i r Tkt . a m . ., . , , . I "uuo mowuiumwi '""" tr"- i a. si. cus.Br returneu, irom a trip aoie mouey wi ) w b r nt form that dufcy' Bhort' Pointed speeches North, on the Shenandoah where he has priH ia ih a deplorable condition and tion. It is done for the purpose of m, . w .c-m ' nri anA L . '..t...- v.-. , an outbreak of cholera is feared. showing to capitalists; what we possess rT 1:1' 7'"7 w VTTZ r , "V- Pak, September 18.-One death from in neural resources and induce them to r"- --r ' , ... ku- -put. oim yuuu ww iu .rT V., t . ju Xhe committee returnea witn ir. itb a full supply of Santaclaus and cholera suburb has occurred of Paris. In at St. Ouen, a Perpignan and sr, . ., m- a anl v,in,,a A,,D """""w" '"w" wnu wren a iuu supply 01 oantaciaus ana suduto 01 rans. in .rerpignaa ana ipvpst their money Ith us 8nd boIp iw H U , - ascended the ataKe 'aid L, Zih fniv- vicinity yesterday there were 18 deaths todevelODtbQ weathof OurfetatQ.; tJUt . t 7 T .7 . . rnnrtrl. At Maranillfla two wnrn r- Miss Jennie wuiaiey has returned 1, Duringthe continuance of the to deye'lop the wealtliof oprgtatq. ; BuJ . ffiuld any capitalist invest hi(j mcney n a community where a man is repudi ated by his , own family simply for chansing bis politics, especially. when it is charged thiti- such is the; practice Jin. the communitv? -We think not. But we know we can safely say that if any ni, n brings capital to this section to in vc t, no question will be asked about his accepted the nomination and promised a thorough canvass of the county. , ' On motion, the thanks of the conven tion were tendered the chairman and the secretay for the manner in which they had disohargsd their duties. - The convention adjourned. -? "'; .. ; 1 . : V B". Lakk, Chairman. H.S. Ntjnii, Secretary. '.j : f lone Shoeing. from a trip up the country ,Mrs. R. H. Hilton has returned from a visit to her relatives in Baltimore. Mrs. G. H. Roberts and Mrs. J. W Smallwood left on the Shenandoah for the North to visit relatives.. ',. ' Messrs. J. L.. Tucker a.id am Quin nerly, of pitt, a,re ii the cjy, They re port l ice a pretty fair crou but cottton only Is it' not trtie that.4lr.l- Mr. Dan ICelley has ppened a horse ""S""". " . '.. 1 , 1 1 .- I L . 1. . 1. : , . .J 1 . . 1 1. ..... r. . 1 . I I . . .. lamiiy l'epuuiateu inm, out s isuueiug uuu bimpbuumi buvi nv t iU frimds, so far as Cuthhert's machine shops and solicits t'.ioy J Ul agree with patronage in his liue of business, as will ' DIED. . 1 1 Im as a be seen by reference -to our advertising the columns. He lm9 boon in the bucinn- Iu Brunswick, Ga., on the 21st day of Auitust, 1884, Miss Mary H. . Ellis, daughter of the late James Ellis, of this I For Sale by city, lier remains will ca trorr.s to epidemic in France there have been 10.000 cases and 5,000 deaths. Naples, September 18. Excessive heat prevails but the general condition of the City is improving. The gloom and depression which have overhung the city since the epidemic became se rious, are beginning to disappear and the streets are regaining their custom ary activity. Some alarm, however is felt at the increase in the number of cases in the suburbs and the municipal authorities have postponed making any change in the present quarantine regu lations. ? . 1 . , 850,000 Brick Abbott, Kirston, N. C. By request, will reopen his School, at his (lice on Union street, on BIOS DAY, SEPTEMBER S91U. sepludtd NEW BERNE THEATRE. Friday and Saturday, SEPTEMBER 2Gth & 27th. SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND BRICK at EIGHT DOLLARS per thousand. Apply to V. K. FOY fe CO , Brick lllock, Middle itreet, : ... seplO dtf Newborn, K V, THE GREAT AND ONLY Pharazyn's CONGRESS OF Cabalistic Wonders I ! THE WORLD'S REPRESENTATIVE PRESTTOIGITATEUR WITH HIS Great Gift Carnival! ! ' THE SENSATION OF THE DAY AND TIIE SHOW OP THE PERIOD. Admission 85 cents. Children 25 cents. Reserved seats now on Meadows, v sale at E. H se20 dlw For Rent, A GOOD TWO-STORY DWELLING on Broad street, between uraven and East Front. Apply to sep20 3w H. R. BRYAN.' Damaged Goods at MACE'S 50 PER CENT.. BELOV COST, Hncl as Hardware. Shlo Ohandlerr. DrtiKi, Ktc., two doors below old stand, Market Wharf. .'. - A I ho we are opfenlnK a Idtrge Stock of inw wouus mineaoovs line, wnu n will Dr. Slover, For Sale, ENTEAL HOTEL BAR ASD BILLIARD ROOM. EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS. Capt. SAM E. WATERS, Prop'r, Hoar Entrance from the Hotel, seadly Middle St, Mew Bernr, IV. t. Wanted, KEROHENK OIL KBLS. at Eighty Jive cents. . i COTTON SEED and SEE1 COTTON at tho highest market price, I will contract to gin cotton as cheap as the cheapest. sep3 dtf A. B. DENNISON.- NOTICE! BARGAINS! . : In order to chiincre niv- hnslnosa 1 win nnvr t . i . i . . . jnieiy, 101 iuo nam juiny Liays. my Entire Stock of ; .- . LltlTIORS, BAR FIXTIRES, '.. POOL AND DILUARD TABLES. El.'- Remember the Fall Trado la and this 1b a rare chance, as 1 -will sell at treat aacrlflce. Will rent or lease. Will gi ll Call on or address the Proprietor, . . . f v " M. M. CLEMENTS,'- ' Central Bar. Middle St.. New Hem w ft ' or better known aa Zinkand's Old Standi,. .. ept uim " Ml ',1 Insure YOUR GIN HOUSES with' ! ' ' WATSOX & feTBEET V au28dwlm Gen. Ins. Agentsi For Rout, THE HOpSE AND: LOT at the coiner of Johnson and Middle streets, formerly occu pied by TJr. J-T. House. Apply to t is city for re-intorrt ;.;'i f 19 dlw usoiaai,iiieiowesifnce. ezu aw auiotf f. ruFrv.
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