- PCBUSHKfU AKSOCNCKHKHT.
rUK DAILY JOURNAL. U a 24 eohimn
1aper. published dally, except Monday, at
Sjs.OOperyear,$a.O0forsix month. Delivered
to city subscribers at SO oenU pet montft.
THJC WEEKLY JOURNAL, . 88 column
paper, ta published every Thursday st S.W
per annnm.
- ADVSKTINO ; RATES , (DAIIT-One
' Inch one day $1.00; one week 12.00; one
month' fl.U; threemonthsflO.00: elx montha
115.00; twelve montha r.00. ...
r- Advartlaamanta rater- heady- of "mushiest
Locals." 10 oenta per line for first, and ( oeut
- (or every subsequent insertion. " m ,1 T rt
fl adTertteementa will be Inserted between
lacal matter at any prase. ..'.'
! Notice of Marriage or Death, not to exceed
tea line irUl be Inserted free. All additional
1 -matter will be charged S eenta per line.
" Payments for transient advertisements must
be made In advance. , Hegularadvertlaementa
will be eolleoted promptly at the end of each
montn. '
r Communlatlons containing news or a dis-
aiuaton of ocal matters are solicited. Ko
" eoounan,eat)on most be expected to be pub.
' lshed that contains objectionable personal'
lUest withholds the name or the author: pf
bat will make more than one column of this
, aper.
mous communication can obtain the name of
tna autnor by application ai wis ooioe nu
snowing wherein me grievance exists.
THE JOURNAL.
H S. BTJlDf. -si,
HARP K a.
Editor.;
Busiaeaa Manaaw.
SEW BEKNE. N. C. JAN. 29 1886.
Catered at the Post nine at K Rrraa, It'
, - aaseeoad-clsst sutler.
Thb N. Y. Syn U authority for
tlie statement that among intelli
gent Northern men the doctrine of
States' rights never bad so many
adherents as it has today. This is
gratifying news it it is true. ,
& JOHN Kelley has had another
relapse but is considered out of im
" mediate danger. Notwithstanding
4fn serious illoess he still h.old$ hjs
grip on Tammany Hall, having been
again made Chairman of the Com
mittee on Organization by a unam-
moos vote.
SEXA.TOB Edmunds has intro
daoed a resolution in the Senate
calling on the Attorney General to
ftiroish the Senate with all the pa
pers in the possession of the De
partment of justice touching the
suspension of Geoeok M. Duskin,
late United States District Attor
ney for the southern district of Ala
bama, and the appointment of
JOHN D. Buenett as' his su'cc s
'eor. The Democrats did not $o9
on the resolution while .every lie
publican voted for it. Tim Is re
garded as the opening of the fight
on the President in regard to re
movalsAnd will soon give hi in an
opportunity of showing Iris hand,
Bis firm adherence to what he con
ceives to be right is evidence that h
will not surrender any prerogative
vested in him, the desire of the Sen
ate to the contrary notwithstand
ing.
CHEAPER JHJXEY.
Senatoe McPherson has intra-
daced a bill to allow national banks
to issue bills to the amount of the par
valae of their bonds deposited
to secure circulation. A like meas
are has also been recommended by
the Hons.) committee on banking.
This will enable the national banks,
if it shonld become a law, to put in
circulation nearly twelve per cent
. more money Chan they now have.
It will be a good thing for the coun
try, provided, it will aid in giving
those sections that now pay high
f infn.ftpf .lion nop mnnatrt
llit t( it does not bring about this
result it will only make the banks
richer ....... .
' ; The greatest draw back that we
straw of to this section is high taxes
Myl tTiA iiTtiArliitont rafoa nf inter.
i'&L charged for money. No farmer
trinnmtrA nnrl rlAvetnn Iiia Farm
tin money at eighteen .and twenty,
per cent; and if he undertakes it by
baying goods and family supplies
n credit it will be worse than bor-
nin'lnAtis1T fwOtlfV TlAr P.Pnf..
vwe, wvuvj - - j
Previous to the war New Berne had
somewhere tear five hundred thous
and dollars banking Capital; mney
WM JJlCUWllUl Bt OlA jucus wv
fanners arounq werei prosperona.)
Cheaper money and lower taxes areJ
-a . J 1 L. At.
w&it we now neea. ana are - wam
Wtt Uiuoli ssvo iiu Miaao vuis nwu
gain prosperous and thriving. : :
BEYOND THE BLUE RIDGE.
. A Ward r Cantloa. -
As W Msuallr the case where an lib
el of tra merit has a world-wtds rep
wtation by its wonderful results, toe
.celebrated Electrio Bitters have done,
rtain nnnrincinled rwrtiea have en-
deavored to imitate them, and exp6(itj
te induce an nnguapeotins; public- to
purchase their fraudulent wanes. :Aak
jour drupgiet for the genuine Electric
JJitters, that are eiaraoteed to cure,"
nd take do others. Sold by all drug
gistt at fifty eenta.
Q Two hour later Ve were on the
iWy to t ue 'depot -Audjtue moun
tain, IvhaveialreAdyijoientioned
Col. Andrews, to "whose proffered
kindness I am-indebted for this ex
cursion. "Through his liberal cour-
tesy I was permitted, to include' a
fe wothers, so t ha pur, party con
liBted afuie 'start, in addition to
the writer; .the Senator from Craven
(Bull) of the Senator from Robeson
(McEachern) the Representative
fcnlByu 'jBonqer) aad ,tbe Eep
tsetttativ' , from i Carteret.' Only
Ue .latter Mr. II. Chadwick, of
lieanfort-whoni I recall to mmd
after the lapse of these years, , as
aii intelligent gentleman' and
a groeabli . traveling companion
completed with me the round trip.
McEachern changed hi mind after
reaching the depot, and a Banyan
say's'pf bis 'pilgrims, lvo saw him
ixfy w'ore-"',,Bonher ;ontiuued with
ub mv.-l'fiQ H'gu(- oi me , mountains
tuggestod tlifikuliiea too great for
bisresdlurioD, and then accepted
an invitat ion from his friends to go
nrABhevtlie. j - - - v -r . .
At half pasli three we left Ealeigh
on a train crowded with passengers,
many of whom were the western
members returning to their homes,
several of them accompanied by
their families who had shared the
honors and pleasures of their In
cumbency at the Capitol.
A few annates after the start, we
pass the State penitentiary, whose
massive wall of beautiful granite,
surmounted by numerous watch-
towers, - and along 1 whose broad
coping faithful sentinels are ever
pacing, with watcul 111 care, ut once
attracts the ee, and fixes the at
tention. Erectc I by the labor of
fhe ppnvicts, (Voui material imme
diately at hand, it Ktands as an en
during monument ol patient labor
directed by great engineering skill,
and excellent architectural taste.
Convenient; in its location, and
eminently adapted to its use, when
completed according to the plans
of its architect una warden (Col
Hicks) it will rank prominently
among the public:; buildings of the
State. T-i (
This wall, on account of some of
its characteristics, is worthy of
more than a parsing notice. It en
closes three sides ot the prison yard
the front being not yet built of
stone and is about twenty feet
high, above the common vard level
The site was 01 igiu ally, a very nn
even plat of ground, being twenty
feet Jowest at the rear. Hence the
wall must bo forty feet high at that
part to reach the level of the front.
It was commenced at the , lowest
point, seventeen feet thick, and
diminished to seven, at the height
of twenty feet, or ground surface of
tne' front ttie eartn Deingniiedln
as the work progressed. The yard
having now an even surface, and
the wall a uniform base of seven
feet, its thickness is reduced by
water-tables to nvo feet, and then
carried np sloping on the outside,
but perpendicular, within, till it is
diminished to about .. three feet.
Next, two broader courses are laid.
projecting about six inches on either
side, then the coping of "goodly
stones," more than five feet in
length. The length of these is the
width ofUthe wall on the top eufli-
CtAnt lor three men to walk abreast.
"A goad a waU," said the warden,
"aw aritn;,t&e,ynited States.". j
; H$re 'jqiieg, gathered about three
hundrea;'M4i- flfty,of the gate's
criminal u ipoprrlation. . about two
hundred ai.iii .fii1t af whom are o.n-
otvu iwu oj TWjnea. are . women,
only two of whom are white. The
balance of-the State's criminals
comprising more than seven bun
dred-are,, employed upon the rail
roads and other pnblio works of the
State.' It may be thonght from the
tact of their being found hera. that
they are the worst- men and women
in the State Bat this is probably
not the case.! ,Their countenances
do not indicate' If. ;iljve looked
in theitfaces frequently white en
gaged in tjheir work while eating
their sapper at the Sunday-school
and at the preaching service, and
am sure they do not compare un
favorably in aifpcarance with opera
tives engaged In Similar, work else
where,'' or with groups ' which mayj
. y - ' .' .. ...
spreat. , poroeis n4 in other puwio
IplaceB. Their couatcrparttf are to
pe found all toand ns.t: They ex
hibit the cV04kigide pfv human na
jtnre perhaps more often than the
vicious side, they have stumbled in
,thep,ith,, which, multitudes have
troiiwoicJiVe all travel in great
weakness; to which it may be added
that multitudes have stumbled who
jhave nots jbeiLcatight ,up by the
penitentiary." And it is to the
glory of human nature, and the
praise, of those engaged, intbe work,
that .tficywoekl oiud year ifter
year. Sunday-school is maintained
iand instruction given by young
irirJtdShflif fcitji Bhd the gospel ia
pioaiied Vyhe 'pastors of the sev
eral churches in rotation. Probably
in no other place in the State, do
so largeTrpTinrbTfpi the illiterate
and rrfdlgcht 'Class 'sit . nnder as
(earnest, faithful and intelligent a
ministrataon of the word of life;
while itla thlprim$r design of a
penal institution to restrain and
punish, it is immensely to the ad
vantage of the State, that its crim
inal class be so instructed while
under sentence, that they shall be
returned to society with their
morals improved, rather than made
worse..
, Someofths prison statistics are
sufficiently. ystarUingt It appears
tnat laiiypne-fpurth are committed
before they are twenty years old
within the school age seventy per
cent 'are ntterly- illiterate,'-can
neither write nor read, and that
eigacy-nve i out or a nunarea 'are
convicted for: stealing, or receiving
stolen goods. These statistics pre
sent a stirring and pathetic appeal
for a more extended and efficient
school . system. i (The :i writer : a is,
pleased to notice and commend the
increased interest , manifested, and
the great advance made in educa
tional matters since the above was
written five years ago 1 - There - is
excellent authority Hugh-, Miller,
in "My Schools and , School, Mas
ters' for believing that "mere in
telligence forms an efficient protec
tion against the peculiarly mean
vices, such as theft aud the grosser
and more creeping' forms of lying
and dishonesty." Common obser
vation confirms this. ' When the
children shall, in a large degree, be
brought nnder the influence of ca
pable and mora) teachers, and de
veloped in "intelligence, n we may
look for fewer- criminals within
the schoolage and a corresponding
diminuaation of cases of larceny. '
TRoYAL'saiil 1 Nj
Bucklen'e Arnlea Salve.
Thk Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. " Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively ' cures piles.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 oenta
per box, ,1. ;.t-'. dwly
Catjt. Sam. B. Waters
DtirrT'S PtTRMl MALT WHISKEY.
M. CriektoB's 'SlontleaUo Pan Kye."
At bis old Stand on Middle street,
Sf ll'dly ' New Berne. N C.
For Hard Times.
She Daily (Journal
, ! eu.'i ; (
DEMORESTS-
.Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vanes. A marvel or I
parity. strength, and wnoleaomeneea. More I
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can- I
not be sold In oompetltlon with the multitude I
of low test, short weight, alnin or phosphate I
Kaxiers. noia only in cans, kotal hakiru i
wsa Oo. 1U( Wail-sl.. ti.Y. noTls-1 vdw
; II; MEADOWS S CO.
2,000 Sacks Dissolved Don,
2,000 Sucks Kainit guarantee
lifriuan.
1,000 Sacks riue land.
1,000 Sacks Pocoiiioke.
lij J-'- r
Meadows' Kxtra Early Pras,
Sei d Potatoes, Bcann and other
Uurdcu hikI Field Seeds, r
Corner Pollock and Middle Sta.,
"Warehouse, Cotton Erchanfie Place,
d23dwtf .. . NEW BEBNE, N. C.
STATEMENT
fl Firoi-Ofass Cipjjoriuiilly !
it'-r is f is m h aauFSTPf m a ,ar.
O . . m mm i-ai u tAUi i t j-
Offers'his ENTIRE FALL and WINTER STOCK
He means business, as he wants to make room
for a large Spring and Summer Stock.
M. H. SULTAN,
oc7 dw6tn
1 t r,
AT ASA JONEST OLD STAND.
Champion
Clothing
' I 1i-wit
House!!
Middle street, cor. South Frout street. New Berne, N. C.
In order to make room form vBDrinar toolr. I will sell, for the nrvpthir.tv tavii m
KMTlHiC STUCK , . - ,., , ,. . . ; .... . , ., ... " '
ATCOST
Consisting of Men A Boys' Suits, Overcoats, Ulsteis. single Pants, Oosts and Vetta, Istdlea
Cloaks. Jerseys, Khawls, Blankets Drea Good, boots and Shoes, Huts Trunls. Umbrellaa
itubberfeuoes, KubberUoata. Also a full assortment of ollons .. . -i .
C" Only Thirty Days . l Come before Bargains are tone.
OF FACT.H FOlt THE PUBLIC
TO OOXSIDEK.
I'885.I885;
P0Cn3dKE
f.f
muni
Sime
ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
-MAGAZINE
With Twelve Col Paper Pattern ef your ew's
seleatiea sad of my eise. '
both Publications, 0he Tear,
$6.50 (SlXiFlITTY)!
flEMOIiEST'S
1 ; THE.'; BBS
Of all the Macrnes.
lAvnirunwu aterlea. Poem end etker lilsran
nowtsaeM matters., , , jS: ,
ItltnlraUd vrlth Original Steel Xnfrai
r-itmngrnwret, vu Jfteture ana
fine Woodcut, making it the Model
Mmffomiie of Ateriom, - '
Each Magaatoe contains a COUPON
ORDER, entitling the bolder to the selection ol
and In ANT 8IZ1
DBM0BEST8 MONTHLY ia Instl
UlufttrAtfMl in that tiumho
id In AKT BIZK. . . j . . !
Instly
tbo world's Model Magazine. The Xanrest in
Fornvthe Largest in Circulatlon, and the berf
TWO Dollar Family Maaalne issued' 188wtt)
be the Twenty-seoond year of Its puUioatloai
it Is continually improved and so eztenaireli
w vimjv a- m ine xroni rana or ramiiv
IK
ne 72 pajres, laive quarto. ill innhea,
tlj printed and fully illustrated. Pub
by W. Jennings Uemorest, Mew York,
BY SPECIAL AGREEMENT COMBINED
I,.,, j WITH THE r., ....-s i
DAILY JOURKAL at $6.50 Per Teal4.'
OS i
Gr ASTON HOUSE;
fa ;d.
I: B STEBET, Sn.; J Proprietof .
The Only FTni-elaaa Bonse In the City.' 1 '
Omnibos connects with all Trains and
Bteamera. Lrss sample rooms toreommcrj
eiai irave lera. : i ' ..
The BAR and BlULlaRD noua uas
recently been refamlihed and iltted OD In
f opa style wnn minata ana rooi ihdibs.
Kinston C6lUgQ, Z
OB MALES AND -FEMALES.
'Spring Term, 1886, opened Jan, th., y ,j
The aesslonof 1885-'86 closes "first Thursday
in June. ...
Number enrolled to aate tor 88fW'8p is 156.
Besides ordinsry Enxllsh branches. Iiln.
Greek, German, Prench, - Burveylng od
Book-keeping are taught. The acleaoes have
also a place In the corrlonlnm.
Rtoh'dH. tiwl. A-M..M.D.. PrinclPftl
Thos. RKpase, Ph, B- Prot Mathematics, r ...
Oeorgel). Meares,Pror. Vocal and Inst. Music.
Mrs. K. H. Lewis, Bopt. Female department
and Iaatroetor in Junior nllah OasseM
Miss Katte Lewis, Instructor primary pep'l1 j
-apiis reoeiveuai any inue. . .. r . . .
Catalogues, on sppUcatlon to Principals -lJ4
Klcston.il. C-Jan.th.l4 ii.;4wW"
i
1
A RAIMOALOuRt KH .
KERVOTJS
CECAY,
lYor - idtt
TEsren for ovmSo
VEARaeruBK"
K'VOUSnrBIUTi"
'UOAlloV KAJtWKdS
, L)9omyMdnammnme
m ,7 lmcurtdimaMS, bivf
1 'unit ttt 1liodrhT
m f flcians, reaalt from
? i6:.hfiil fndiecntioa
" um 1 ro IDriu Irnaue. or
over hntffni W. Atoj A
H MAW
"OA
TEE A
dim wo.' si. - i
Two ' -. -
ti fmrMM'i:i H Ol T tie Of
tirNMi reman ivf -w s
trowhlrt. 0?t oar Fr.
Cirt:if Trid Trial Pefe :
aVlwl learn rrrxrtcii
xii bffor, takitut trctw
nnt iwtir. XakV -,.
B h runnrth has
v (tiSHivnaa, doe , '
l ii W'H C Kft litm
n to buaiRMS, or esuif V
nor ificonvDiacia
V wy. f mimlvd nt-s
Dt'Qc mMict I prioci
far directeppuemtroa
tt 9 temt of oiswut tt
-r-r ro influence i fet,-
rt 'tT. TritMt
-ih feu.,
v - f3 ..-rrd,
ijit,-.it(i.rf f.-xenta
t i f v-trh Ijcvp in! "
" t- rfn -,c jLnff - "'
:- i.ctt ;
rri'.-
i - 'WSJ. .
Atlakta, Oa January IS, 18S5.
raat m aaaayl airmail I
typhoid fev, Idiaeoverad that tt bad settled 19 UlUlVa .IJed' 10T Bii X ertlUZirff xll:D0Slf. HTllI ftSnflftiallw
In my rlKt leu. which swelled toan enor-1 . : n.V
oo.Slu.rei.Ulntu aoqmt. three years. v. fcrJaDieQ tO ID6 CTOVftil 01 LAKLl TKU(iK:' iirt1
MalsHall.iv...n A II hIu.. fl.all I . X - sj
i.-nM,.- . ii.. i iJ.- i. .n. A trial fa all that is needed to convince any one of the unrivalled excellence tf
which refused to heal to any aud all asternal POCOMOKE, and our references are the planters of this seel ion, as wett as Obt
application and the use of the most noted Pnua k?u't, vuruuit""" u ouuvu. '1 ui l,,
iood poison remedi a. I j The lotiowing are a rew or many lestimoniaiv:
The nicer continued to enhuve. freooentl v I K. H. Maanowa t Co., New Berne, N. C.
discharging, perhaps, os much as a cupful of I '.. 1'SAR Bms-Uhave nsed POCOMOKEfur the at three yea is on niy irur)t farm, nt
pus or matter per day. The size of. the u:oer nave receivea o.s ior resuiia irom inn any omer lertmier, more tfpodally When peed
wa about two Inches In diameter, extending unoer fotaiocs ana caouage l expect to use ton to nrtpep tpnsonlhe nect crop. -) Jtrll
to a depth near the bone. ' At one time It ap
peared that the Ht eh In all conuon sporttlg
would anrely become a running sore, as its
peculiarly flabby, spotted and unhealthy
condition clearly Indicated, and It was lntlr
mated that I might lose my leg My condl
lion oecame co crmcai, anu tne ulcer en
larging so rapidly, we sant for Dr. J. P
Dromgoole, who made a thori ngh examlna
tlon.and said thai the flesh ou my leg for six
Inches around the sore would soon slongh oO
If nof -remedied; that I muat commence the
use of B. B.B.
-Jacted acjordine'to his Instructions, and
after using the second bottle tho ulcer looked
freshand healthy and oommeneed healing,
1 continued the nee of B. B. B., and to the
great astonlibment and entlsfactlon of my.
self aud friends, thetlcsr continued to heal
rapidly, and i now entirely well, and I am
attending to tay business at W. H. Brother
ten's store.'-' ' 1
Trefer to W." II. ErotherUn, W. B. (Jane
MjJorD. A. Cook, Dr. Park, Dr. J. L. Plnson
and others of Atlanta.
For sale wholesale and retail by B, N
Yours truly,
,.w-vpPP.i
I used POOOMOKE under oats, applying at the rate of :00 pounds to the acre, giving It1 a
thorough test by the side of No, I Perpvlan Guano, and the aetlon of POCUMOKJC was the
best. , , . ., F. li.BNIPEB.Znnl Station. Vs., i
It .7.-.
I used POCOMOKE snper-phospbate this year In connection wllfa aevtral pf the beat
Ouanoa on themarketand thlnkltlsasgord,1f notbettpr, thanany I eyer used. l hAstefti
the crop mors andmakes cotton mature earlier thanany I sr nsed, consequently haye yeay
little Stainsd. -. . - ). ' It. J. , JI.T)R". Pranlcltntnh ' W f .
Where I applied POCTJMOKB at the rate of 200 f ounds w the acre I moke one and
half bushels of peanuts to the shook, against three pecks to the shock on the earn land
wnere no rocomoKe was usea. . - : ; - ; u. o, UHAY. Smtthneld. Va il
E. r Hr MEAD 0 W3 & CO.,- Agents, New Berne, N, P,1
PRF.E5IAN, -.lptR
deolldwam'
r MASf liRVbEN, Wfti?"
CEO:ALLEW?-C's
Builder.' . Katertal, Machinists' Supplies,' Machinery, Cottojj
Gins. Engines, Cotton Presses, Hay Presses, - Cider Mills.
RELSSmLP SELF fiHUP ' Grain Fans, Rubber and ; Leather "Beltinr, Lace Leather.
bvorite prncriMioa Of one el th m Machine Oil. White Lead. Mixed Paint Linseed Oil. nTn
noted aad successful tnectnlict in h II Q l . . M . . . . -
.otr retircdl for the a. of Kervoa. jbebilltf, rUUJr JUWie.' JSTICK, riaStOr. H U ILD EtL S' UATZl
rt Mnnheod. Wen k npu anrt ll...v &.n. m. . ... mm . v. . . . '
i-.piia eaM ovdoi vre. Dmggnu ai fill k. I jnecuanics i ools , ; ijuuaer s t Mara ware, i carriage
Address or. ward & co., Louisiana. Ma. Material, Saddlery, , Steam and Gas Pipe, Iron, and Erasj
J A M C 9 ' II C U iJ U II Us Cultivators, Harrows, Etc., Cotton Bagging and Ties. Bope,
Twi'nfl. T.to... At TjOWEST MAHrTF.T PSTnFS - i ' -i
Agents for. Fire and Life Insurance.
DUFFY.
y
REEl
AP'ent and Bottler
1 1 t
GEO. ALLEir & CO '"I
9r tbk
iUELEBHATED
. j i t , '
: ' . f '. - . ;. t-J : ..
1 ' -x, . 'r '
BEEG1TER L ENGEL
it - '' I . ' I , .
1 1 .n il
f . . i t .
4 i 31.
BREWHTQCO
3 .j( !i.
TO TIIEPUDLIC I
UP, STORE IS FILLED WITH
Choice Groceries, .
Canned Goods, '
Frovisioiis, i"--Boots
and Shoes," "
:, (Of the best make,!
Dry Goods, '
' . Hats and Caps' .
Crockery,' Etc.,
In met we keep everything that Is kept rn a
First Clasa Variety Store, all of which we art
offering AS LOW A3 liUS J-AJ WWSt' at
Wholesale or Retail.
uome ana see ns tna pe ponyinoea.
lti$ ' ttreet, New Berne,N. C .
V
vv
AJBtJJEBI OF EEEBWAJt W114
until further notice, pay ftSc, per lb. free
on board steamer at Kew Berne.
H
oo2S deod 8m
. BOWrLEAR A CO.,
Hoston, MM
m"". ;ucrnc, -ia r -
. Tfcia ber took premiums at the Cen
teEnia!Iih!bi;ioi at EhiJadelphfj and W. P? BTJRPlUS 'tt CO.",
tha Fern tTposition. Keeps better than I . Qp - C I" C J
any other in warm climate, and ia thi
favorite brn". I !' rever known.. ' '
! CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAK, f"
' FOUKT11 OP JUJLY, '
'And many other days are coming, and I hope
all may live In aood health and enjoy theta,1
4ivtT uuoui tne jui)pb rationtii ways If bo
spd
rpt'
Fine CI uar that Is worth einiilrlntf.
imraranns or mem pnt'np eiprtwlr I r
r-K.t3c.jN jts to your friends. In boxes of .
from one dollar to two and a half dolors a
box; and always the ehoioest kind atm I
to those who appreciate a tine clpr,.fnia '
6c, lOo , 90c to 8ws. for one clgur, or aood our
by the pox or 60 or loo. - - . t-.xJ
. 1 - WM. L TALMFR,
Kiddle street, next to tlie cor. of south Front.''
f. - ,.; - , . :fEW BKlf. I'P 'I
:. : ITotico; ,
CHARLES E. KELSOB.
i i..itrr
ITas removed to his old stand on Broad stiwt,
between Alex. Miller and K. M. nvie, via
be would be pleased to m his frin,i t
"""fmers. and snpply them with l a t..t
bci, y anu aiutton tne market .i.
sieauaeiivered to any part of i - - iy
f fee of charge. -
crmT'isrr'?
10 I
IVeTr Berne, i
Onlj -firgt class Coropr.piua r
- ; ; , eaia
rirs. tL'eani A:.::.-t I;
Total Capital over Forfyl''
For sale ia I
or crc'. s.
s
d w
fcl H c
n. c.
Barber
P'!h twer.'
B. BRO"
U