:VCL. V;NO. 162.
::ipiW!3R$ 7, 1886.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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LOCAL NEWS.
New Berne, la itude, 85 6' North.
';'" lojgitude,770ff West. :
Sub rise. 5:54 I Leneth of dy',-7'
' -Kb uu, 5:44 1 11 boon, 60 ruinate
Moon set t 8"4 p.m. 7 . . j
Bead Msj. Palmer ' poetry. . ' ?
-.Several of the river steamers were ia
- yesterday with cargoes of cotton.
EeadlVm. Sultan's advertisement. It
: U of interest to those who wanl goods.
V Eggs are booming." few. doien
"brought si high aai7t,' wholesale, yes-
teraay. . r r
-The steamei Zteltoio arrived, fom
.Baltimore yesterday , with a cargo of
Tr " general merchandise.
A aDeci&l meeting of the members of
, the Cotton and Grain Exchange today
. . .... . - " , V 1 fc-
. v - at u a. m. dm notice euowwitj r ..
.Mr.,-riptWrppn ships by express
"." VZ War Vlarge bias heron, Uzidennixed
. " by Mr, T. P. Clarke,. to Philadelphia.
. ' vMrs7niis" rioe mnt has begun work
' iJa oroejl(Ltock.;iTbft hew rice crop
- is not coming in yet. We .bear that it
I. . Js very good, X OS 'X- U" .
; A email lot of new rioe was in market
' -V yesterday, and thU reminds us that J".
Ulrica was hauling from the steamer
' wharf 1 ge lot of sacks which will be
in demand for marketing the crop.
The gymnaeium of the Y. M. C. A. is
' now, open for the season nnd will be
; ' , epeq , free to all visitors until Friday
.- night, Oct. 5Lh. After . that time the
''nsual fee will be charged for adniit-
?tM)c.'-'A: ' , s r
. -' Miss Leah Jones has received and is
- sow " placing "In her school loom on
,. Johnson; Street a number of National
Folding desks which are quite an ad
' ' ' dition to the 'comfort aqd convenience
..V- ejf the pupils..; . ,
, ' " Philip Wiggins, a noted politician of
' ' the Hahn faction, was registed at Bod-
gere' hotel on Craven street yesterday.
He remained but a short time, how
i ever, A, political campaign in tne,otn
a " ward and James City would be lone
" . ' some without Philip.
the '"'coalition, candidates spoke at
James City on Tuesday night to a large
'crowd and mad most favorable inv
presslon. They speak today at Con
itinera and on Saturday at Fulchers pre-
. elnct; :Agaln we ' urge the . people to
-turnout and bear them, nnd be con-
vinoed that they are the right men to
I vote for,"," . ,'; .; v ..' .. "- ,
', 1 At the meeting of the board of county
' commissioners on ..the , 1st Monday in
' -Ostober Mr.; C J, Bhem tendered his
; resignation as cqtton , weigher and Mr.
Johnathan Haven was appointed to
J'-'BU the VacanoT'. f-Mr. lHaven has
.iordered by telegrsph a bran new pair
of scales, and' In a few days iWjU be
j ready to swing the bale and mete out
s: i lustloe, acoorainff to we soaies, so ootn
- seller and buyer,
t, : '.
Tka tnukla at la
" ' , rartiel who attended ! the speaking at
v j 'James City on Tuesday night report that
-a large crowd was present) and the
V epealcert; Messrt.; Clark, Hubbs-nd
Stimson, made a fin impression. , Mr.
I Claik Is, perhaps, the first Democrat
that ha ever spoken to n public gather
. log in James City, and we are glad to
'v ' hear that good order was preserved and
considerable enthusiasm was shown for
' the People's Tioke.i ' VV.-ifS !
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Etera Car.Ua Fair. ." -vV-?- f. v
' ' The third annual exhibit of the East
ern Carolina Fair and Stock Association
- will be held near Goldsboro on Weduee
" dsy, Thursday and Friday, Novembev
: 6J, 4A and 5th, 1884.' '. :. -A
:. The association has a large premium
"'. libt, and the managers are making great
efforts to make the Fair interesting and
, ' attractive. Mr. Nathan O 'Berry is ths
' president and J.B. WhlUker, jr., seo
' Tftary ' '' ' -
'' Jont Superior CorU . S - v '.k SV
Tbe fall term of Jones Superior court
, ' is to ccnene on the first Monday1 in
'November. This being election week
. "snd cn the dsy before the election,
- V.emTB. T. M. Pearsall, of Trenton, and
O. II. Guirn, of this city, . appeared be-
f -e t' fi Lohrd of eonnty commissioners
! t ".' - 'ay rii eefgeeted that the
' t -rJ reuerl JjJa Clark nottoopen
r ;;rt tt.'ore VTeiDMdsy. The suggee
S i w"S srepted and the clerk Of
! 'routed to Icforin Judge
; i ? -. "VYe f oel euro that
; iv,; rr..--( t the approval
' 'k ( 1 V c :rt vrV.l not
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lT.
world for
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k. Trip f Mt. BUtcheU. ' .. , v
A lady friend hands n a copy of the
Wake Forttt Student whicli'eontainsa
beautifully written account of a trip to
Mount Mitchell, Wa publish a portion
of it today and will continue it nntil
the whole is published.. Several of, our
new Berne citizens were amonff the
"air-women, and brave menjthat
mad the difficult trip and cast a stone
upon the rave'of the lamented Dr
Mitchell. The writer give a fine de
scription of the mountains and the
Swannanoa. W regret we cannot re
produce it in one issue.
OJBcar. Elected.
At the annual election of officers of
the New Berne Cotton and brain Ex
change, held at the Exchange rooms
yesterday, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President. 8. W. Small wood I Vice-
President, Frank Myer; Secretary, Jas
rBedmond; Treasurer, T. A, Green.
Directors M.' Manly. Ueo. AUen. u.
r . it. uan, K.. u. Jones, u. roy.
Board of Appeals J. U. Smith. F. O.
Simmons, Hilt Humphrey, A. B. Den-
niaon, U. U. clans.
Superintendent D. T. Carrawsy.
A CMM4iMt Organization.
The youna men of the New Berne
Graded 8chool, for their own improve
ment and for other young men who
may associate themselves with them,
have formed a debating and literary
society known as tbe Hermesian
Literary Society. They organized last
March, have a constitution and by-laws.
and meet regularly every Friday night
in a room of the graded school building
at 7 80 o clock. Their exercises con
sist of debating, essays anddeclama
tions. The interests of the society are
in strict harmony with those of the
school and it receives the oo-operation
of the Principal and assistants. The
officers are: J. S. Thomas, President;
A. S. Bryan, Vice-President, and C. L.
6askill. Secretary and Treasurer.
This society, if properly conducted,
is capable of doing great good for our
young men. The graded school has a
splendid library whioh will aid them in
their literary pursuits, and by thus as
sociating together they can acquire a
knowledge of conducting business in
public meetings. A great deal of the
disorder and confusion in publio as
semblages arises from a lack of knowl
edge on the part of the participants as
to how the business should be con
ducted.
We commend tbe efforts of these
young gentlemen to improve themselves
by the acquisition of knowledge that
will make them bettes and more useful
citisens,, end hope they will be en
couraged by the oider well informed
citizens of our community.
Analysis of Water.
There having been some complaint of
the water from the pump at the corner
of East Front nnd- Krog. .streets, Mr. F.
W. Hancock, S member of the board of
dlti ootpolli forwarded a bottle to Dr.
Cbaa.vWw Sabney, at. the-experiment
station for 'anaiytls and 'received the
following reply: ; 4 ': K'
- - - KAEima, Sept. 80, 1888.
Sir: The sample of water sent to the
station for : analysis, marked "White
harst pump."oontains: f.
Total solids : :00 grains per imperial
gallon, consisting mainly ot carbonate
of lime. Also present, carbonate of
iron, email, amount; sulphate of lime,
anil chloride of soda. . ' ,
Note Slightly hard water. Tempo
rary- hardness. There, I not enough
water to make a more complete analy
sis, where so little total solids is found.
',. xpur oDeaient servant,
CHA8. W. DABNBT, JE., , :
. . , , - Director.
Accompanying the above analysis
wa the following letter i ' " .
' ' Baudqb, Oct 5 Ji, 1888.
F. W. Hakoock, Eso. r i-" 1
, ,, - , ... ct New Berne, N, C. ' ,
Deab Bit: Referring to analyses No.
4097:- In waters we express the ingre
dients in grains per- imperial gallon.
In this water I cave you the trains ner
gallon, 9.60, 1 believe and stated that it
was nearly pure carbonate of lime. - -
This is , very mtie: not enough to
make a mineral water. ; n ; v , ; -v 15 h
It takes 75 to 100 grains to make a
mineral water. I stated ' in the note
that I could not carry the analyses far
ther with regard to the other ingre
dients which were present a little mora
than traces. .
It is a pure water and good for drink
ing, only the carbonate of lime makes
it hard. ' '. .' " - - ..
You see we cannot find a lot of things
in a small amount of water when there
is only a very minute amount of any
thing in it as in this case. -;.v-'Vt
Yours respectfully, - - - '; --
Ch Aft. W. DABirrr, JE.;
, '. . .'-;'; " . Director.
i' Speelai Call. ' ..X ' -
. There will bean adjourned meeting
of the Exchange at 11 a. m. today. ? As
this is tbe accual meeUcg, it is neces-
pft ry tbt there shoald be a full attend'
-ice. If you do not attend, tbe' By-
Hvi wni be enforoea. ,
Ty orderof the Frpsident. ". " ;
James Rr.DMOKD.-Beo'y.
s are cotsatls-
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f nsi, rut must
f:r: they are,
I r. LuJl'sCongb
, -Violent, 'earthquake, shocks have oc
curred in central Germany.
. The volcanic peak Pabloff , Alaska, is
reported to be in estate of eruption. ..
' The distribution of the new one-dollar
silver certificate began last Tuesday.
'Gould and Maekay deny the probabil
ity of a compromise In the cable' war.
A heavy frost in the western part of
the State has damaged tobacco consid
erable. The latest telegrams on tbe Bulgarian
crisis is that a revolution has broken
out in Sofia and Urnova,
Mr. George Bancroft, the historian,
has just celebrated the eighty-sixth
anniversary of his birthday.
The fund for the relief of Charleston
has reached nearly half a million dol
lars, and is still increasing.
It seems as though Gen. Miles will
have to be summoned to Washington to
explain tbe Qeronimo matter.
During tbe month of September 1,690
immigrants were landed at Baltimore,
making a total of 5,216 for tbe last
quarter.
Secretary Manning will take charge
of the Treasury Department about Oc
tober 15th, but may retire after Con
gress meets.
Otto Bawmann, the receiving teller of
the Dime Savings Back, New York,
left on his vacation Sept. 4. He has not
been heard of since, and the bank is
out about $20,000.
Attorney-General Garland has re
turned to bis duties at Washington,
much improved in health. Tbe report
that Col. Lamont is to succeed Secre
tary Manning is disbelieved.
Tbe steamer Alameda, which arrived
at San Francisco Saturday, made the
fastest trip on record between Sydney
and San Francisco, her time being 23
days 6 hours and 30 minutes. This will
reduce the time of the trip around the
world to 60 days.
As to the unhappy position some of
the crown heads are placed in we copy
the following: A Craoow dispatch de
scribes the Ccar's last journey as having
been undertaken with even more pre
cautions for his safety than usual. The
day before he arrived at Warsaw a nihil
ist, who had been sentenced to death
some days previously, was hanged in all
haste. Soldiers stood along tbe entire
line where the imperial train were! to
pass. As the trains approached the sol
diers turned about so as to be ready to
fire upon any one who might try to get
near the line. There were three trains
one for the imperial family, one for
the baggage and a third for railroad
workmen, who oould repair any dam
age happening to the line. On the
journey the Emperor changed from one
to the other trains several times. At
the stations the windows and blinds
were closed. ,
' It Ton Wish a Bood Article
Of Plto Tobaooo, ask your' dealer for
wio nip." sen awom
Items About the State Fair.
Opens Tuesday, the 86th, closes Fri
day, the 29th October.
The Race track is built upon the most
approved plan under the direction of
George Wilkes, editor of the New York
Spirit of the Times.
Kaiiroaa transportation to ana irom
the fair is cheaper this year than at any
time heretofore.
Two nundred Northern editors will
be present to write up the State Fair.
Illustrated papers will send artist to
make sketches to , publish In - their
paper?., ... .
Articles win do transporcea tree or
charge over the railroads from every
section of the State.
A Silver Cornet Band will furnish
musio for the Fair. j
President Cleveland will be invited
to attend. ::-.. . .
Hotel rates will be very reasonable
and ample accommodation for all who
attend. j t'isii i vi i
If yoa want a nremium list of : the
State Fair, send to John Nichols, Esq.,
Raleigh, N, O. . i . y , . ' '
tiany valuable premiums are offered
to ladies'.. .i i x,')- J .
The display thaT North Carolina had
at Boston and New Orleans will be on
exhibition at the coming -Fair, I will
be worth more' than the charge to ee
that. .-s-.e 1-4. -i ... . -. -n -n 4
The theatres will be occupied each
night during fair; by A first-class troupe
of actors. f
If any of our reader were born north
of the Mason and Dixon line, they now
have the chance of rendering this Mo
tion great' service, by - attending the
Northern- People's Convention to be
held during Fair: week, and speaking
withr the capitalists, manufacturers and
home-seekers. We urge all Northern-
born men to show their interests in the
well doing of this county by attending
the Fair and meeting the Northern
editors and home-seeker and induce
some of them to visit- our section.
- Some think President Cleveland will
surely attend tbe Fair and - Northern
Settlers' Convention.-.- v t,
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11 Doctor," said a despairing patient
to his phvsician,'! am in' a dreadful
condition. I can neither km nor set,
What shall I do?" "I think: you had
better rooet," was the reply.' Now, if
we consider that this poor fellow was
all contorted with rheumatism, the doc
tor would have done much better by
prescribing a bottle of Salvation Oil,
wl.kh would have nlieved bis ralient
ctonco. I rioo 5 cr:.! a botlle.
City Cbc1 ,PMtBaa
.' . Tqisdat, Oct. S, 1681
The regular meeting of the board was
held this morning at IS o'clock. Mayor
Meadow presiding.. Present: Council-
men William, Daniel, Hancock.Moore,
Miller and Crawford.
Th marshal mad the following re
port, which waa adopted :
I have made 19 arrests during the
month, 14 convicted, 8 discharged.
Fines collected, 8.00 ,
Costs " 80.80
Rents " 1.00
Total, i;U)
One-half of the above cost was de
ducted for my fees, the balance turned
over to the treasurer.
Councilman Williams reported that
the contract for fixing the heater of the
Atlantio Fire Company was awarded to
Messrs. John H. Crabtree & Co. for 13.
Mr. Washington Bryan, President of
the A. & N. C. R, Co., was ordered to
have all the crossings on Hancock street
fixed with two-inch plank.
The matter of purchasing a horse for
the Atlantic hose carriago was post
poned until the next regular meeting.
The committee on streets and pumps
reported that the marshal had hired two
extra hands, and put on the streets, and
that the streets were being put in good
condition.
The cemetery committee reported
that the oemeteries were in good con
dition. Mr. Geo. Allen being present, mated
that if tbe city would light up the
streets with gas, that he would put on
forty lamps, and light up tbe engine
houses and police headquarters fur
875 per month, and if the city would
turn over to him all lamps and globes
belonging to them, that he would put
the forty lamps in good conditiou for
burning for $80.
On motion of Councilman Hancock,
the street and pump oommitteo was
authorized to make a oontraot with Mr.
Allen until May 1st, 1887, at the above
figures. .
Messrs. Watson & Daniels was granted
permission to erect a shed over tceir
scales at their coal yard.
On motion of Councilman Daniels,
two of the street hands were allowed
full pay for one day's absence while at
tending a funeral.
On motion of Councilman Moore, the
committee on fire department was in
structed to notify the foremen of Me
ebanio and Rough and Ready fire com
panies that if they aa companies did not
attend with apparatus at any and all
fires hereafter that tbe city would no
longer pay rent or any other expenses
forthem.
The matter of putting some kerosene
lamps on the different streets where
there is no gas pipes, was on motion of
Councilman Miller left with the street
and pump committee to investigate and
report.
Tbe regular monthly bills, were al
lowed, minute read And adopted and
the board adjourned.
R. D. HAHOOCK.Clty Clerk,
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B.th Bands TJ p.
Niwnaw; GA'Jube 4, 1885.
For over two years I have been a suf
ferer from rheumatism, affecting both
shoulders to such an extent that I could
not put on my coat without help. Tbe
use of seven bottles of B. B. B. effected
an entire cure. I refer to Rev. W. W.
Wadsworth and all merchants of New
nan. Jacob Sfonolkb.
Sold In New Berne by R. N. Duffy
and is. u. Meadows.
Saved HI. Life.
Mr. D. L Wilooxson, of Horse Cave,
Ey., say he was, for many years, badly
afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes;
the pain were almost unendurable and
would sometime, almost throw him
Into convulsions. " Be tried Electrio
Bitter and (tot relief from first bottle,
and after taking six bottles was entirely
cured and had gained in flesh eighteen
pounds. Bay ne positively oeueves ne
would have died, had it not oeen lor
th relieft afforded by Electrio Bitters.
Sold at fifty oents a bottle by Hancock
Bros.
n. Is Mot Dead.
It has been reported that I was dead
but I am not. For four years I have
been afflicted withr a "severe ease of
Blood Poison, Rheumatism and Neural
gia. My flesh, shrank away, my mus
cles, seemed to dry up and form into
little knots, joints were swollen and
ftinfut and all ' concluded I mutt die.
hav need five bottles of B. B. B. and
I have gained 80 pounds of flesh, and
am, now a, sound a any woman.
, rtm.i.ic w a r Atlanta, us. .
Sold in New; Berne: by B. N. Duffy
ana r U Jieaaows,
Rett Estate ' Morttrare and "Dees for
ale at the Journal office; . i .; i
ENTERED INTO BEST,, f,
Tuesday night, at half-past 13 o'clock,
Octobor 6th, 1880- Leonidaa Edward
Bowens, ged 23 yean, 8. months. So
days, after bating mffered . several
weeks with typhoid and malarial feyerti
'The funeral eervicee will be conduct
ed from Ebeneaer Presbyterian Church
this afternoon at three o'clock, with the
honors of the Q. TJ. O. ot O. F., of which
be "was an actiye member. Friends and
relatives are invited, V ,
COMMERCIAL.
Jouxxal Orncx, Oct. 6, 6 P. M.
OOTTOH.
Niw Yoex, Oct. 6. Futuies closed
quiet. Sales of 62.800 bales.
October.
November,
December,
January,
February,
March.
9.13 April, 9.58
9.16 May, 9.60
9.20 June, 9.69
9.26 July, 9.76
9. So August, 9.82
9.43 September, .
Spots quiet; Middling 9 7-16, Low
Middling 8 15-16; Good Ordinary 8 7-16.
New Berne Market steady. Sales of
208 bales at 8.60 to 8.80.
Middling 8 15-16; Low Middling 8
1116; Good Ordinary 8 7-16.
oonnauc niuaitT,
Sekb cotton S2. 60.
Ootton Skxd $10. 00.
lUitPKNTlNB Hard , J1.O0. dip,
?1. .5.
Ta 75c.a81.25.
Oats New, 35c. in bulk.
Conn 55a60c.
Rick 75aB5.
Bikbwh- 15c. per lb
Bkk On foot, 3c to 6c.
Col nth y Hahs 10c. ucr lb
" Labd 10c. per lb.
EGK38 15o. per coien.
Krkbb Pokk 4,a6c. per pound
Peanuts 50c. per bushel.
FoDDlB 75c.a81.00 per hundred
Onionb 82.C0i':.25 per barrel.
Field Peas 65a70c.
Ills KB Dry, luc.; Kreen 5c.
Apples Mattamuskeet, 25a40c
(iod-
freys, 81.10.
Pears 75c a8l 25 per bunlu-1.
Honey B5c. per pal.
Tallow 5c. per lb.
Cheese ,2.
Chickens Urown. aCalijr. . Kpnuji
2oa"5o.
Meal 70c. per bushel.
Oats 50 cts. per butdiel.
Tuknips 50c. per bushel.
Ikisii Potatoes 82.75 per bbl.
WOOL 10al6c. per pound.
Potatoes Bahamas. 30c. ; yaiun, 40c
West Indias, 50c; Harrison, SV.
Shingles West India, dull cu.i n m
inal;not wanted. Building. 6 inch
huarts, 83.00; saps. 31.60 per M.
WHOLESALE PKIOKH.
Naw Mess Poke 811.50
Buoclder Meat 7c.
C. R.'s, F. B's, B.'s and I.
Flour 83. 00a6.00.
Nc.
Lard 81c. by the tierce.
Nails Basis 10's,82 60.
Sugar Granulated, 6Jo
Coffee 1 0 a 1 2c.
Si T.T 85a90c . per sac k .
Molasses and Syrups 04&r.
Powdeb 85.00.
Blot Drop, 81.75; buck, 82.00
Kerosene 94 c.
Why Not.
"Divine In hookas, glorloun In pluo.
Whentiptwllb umber mellow rich unci
Yet tliy true loveirf more Hdrulre tiy far
Thy naked beauties-give me a clg&r : "
These yon will find In H. w. TansUU A Co.
fine brands of choice clgais, always kept lij
Wa.U Fai.ksh at hlg Haiaar.
If you want the best, oome to me a nil get one,
or more, tbe beat by far.
Next lo iheoorner of Middle and Mouth
' street, east side.
New Berne, N. V.
Wl. L. l'ALMEK.
HEW STORE !
Hew Goods!!
WM. SULTAN
Has just returned from tbe Northern
Markets, where he purchased a
VERY LARGE STOCK
OF
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
and ever) thing usually kept in a First
Claas Dry Goods Store, and be is deter
mined to
Sell Them Lower Than Ever.
Ha will give High Prices the Worst
Shaking (ley ever had.
Look at some of our leaders:
A Good Button Shoe 81 00
Ladies and Misses' Jerseys 50
A Good Tie 20
A Good White Shirt 40
Men's and Boys' Hats at 23
Boy's Suits as low as.... 2.25
Also a nice assortment of Children's
Woollen Hoods and Sacks Terr low;
Carpets and OU Cloth; Trunks and Val
ises; a nice assortment of Shawls and
Blankets and Buggy Robes".
. All we ask is to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere and
we will save you money.
Pont forget the place,
Blsbop Building:, Opposite Bap
tist Church.
Wk, sultan.
Jab. A.- Thomas, Salesman. o7 4 w
For Bent,
- A neat dwelling containing six rooms,
on Broad street, opposite W. LorchV.
r Apply to. '- - 4-"' "
sop24 dtl .,- A C. T;HAKC0CK.
? Oysters and' Restinraiit.;:
Uks. S. A WOMBLE has Opened ft
First-Class Oyster Saloon and Restaur
ant, one door below Cotton Exchange,
and is prepared to furnish Oysters in
arery style. s . .-,
Meals at all hours.- Families supplied
at their homes if desired. -v ee23 dw8m
E. W. &I1LLI00D. CEO. ILOTII.
Smallrrcod & Stover,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL HARDWARE,
TINWARE, GLASSWARE,
WOODENWARE, CROCKERY,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
GLASS, PAINTS, OLLS
AND STOVES,
UNSURPASSED AS TO
PRICE ANDQUALITY.
Middle Str., t, Next Door to
Ccutrul tlott-1,
NEW BEKNE, N. C.
Notice to Tax Payers.
I will be at Luy olfioe, Saturday, Oct.
the yih, and all parlies wiahing to re
deem their properly for which the city
now holds deeds (or, can do so, other
wise the city will proceed at once by
law to take possession of the same; and
all parlies holding vouchers issued by
this board ill present the same on that
day for pa tiieut.
THOS. DANIELS,
t'lly Treasurer.
TAX NOTICE.
Notice is hereby Hiven that the real,
personal ULul poll UxliM. for the year
J6, is now in my hands for collection.
All persons therein assessed are hereby
notilicd lo ct.ll hi my oflioe and settle
the same. k. 1). HANCOCK,
ot " dlw t'lly Tti Collector.
IT RMTl RK
Farlor Suits, Chamber Sets,
Walnut Bedsteads,
Hur-;nis, AV;irIro!H.
Mikttn'PM-ti, Cliairw,
I.JiniCt'S, Solus, ;
tYiitro Tables, I-U-,,
AT KOt'K ItOTTOM l'ltlCI'.S.
JOHN SITTER,
.1 ilw Middle Htircl. New Beruv. N (
K. R. JONES,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
General Merchandise,
ItAGUINO AM T1I-:n, Ktf.
Conoignments' of drain. Cotton and
other Produce solicited.
l'rompt Attention (; iiarantcetl.
N. W. Cor. South Front and Middle Sts.
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For Fall Planting.
Cabbage
Kale, Spinach and Turnip
Seed.
E. 11. MEADOW'S & CO.
aug21 dw
Rock Lime,
Plaster,
Cements,
Goat Hair
R. O. K. LODGE.
CKAVES 8TKEET.
Below Express Office.
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Ferdinand Ulrich,
WHOLESALE GROCER
AGENCY OF .
HAZARD POWDER CO.
AND
Choice Pale Cream Cheese.
SNUFFS AT MANUFAC
' TURERS' PRICES.
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past oeenpaUoo.
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