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NEW BEBNE; N. a. FRIDAY. APRIL 8, 1887.
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" r loatft9do,TVWee.
? Sua rues, 6:88 I length of day, "
- .... .Sod teu, 0:80 i 18 nour; M minute.
; BtTSIBXSS LOCALS.
Fraeh sopply moked Beef Tongues.
THE BPECT.
r- "A - CLESan Eje-Glaaaes are being
v hndomlT moan ted incaUuloid, steel,
-.rubber and gold frames, and being
' f mad by mebiery an be replaced at
For akle" In New Berne onlt-by B. A.
..:' .-: A' foUJtafe-of Flaws, Harrow and
' CnUiratora.at nrices to suit the times.
. "Vr " ' Otco.' Aluuj & Co.
l-'wWt are aellina; best Pianos and Or-
lv rant -at remarkably low prices. Old
, .-Pianos taken in exchaaga.
.- -e5 f - Mbaxjs & BaBTsnELD.
. Fertilieers. Lime. Plaster, Cleroont,
GlaMPainU, Varnish and Oil at low
' price. v - Ueo. Axkn & Co
I' ,l JAGfeNCY FOR , S
L. Palmkb-
Good Friday. .
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-V1- A0PyBter boat were at the can--
i- .nlng factory yesterday morniog.
'-ft Mr. Joseph Cohen ha returned from
' the North with a big stock of good.
Hiat Lsaii Jones, assisted by aomr
. 7 other young lady, whose name we failed
- to learnwill receive at the rooms of
.the YM. C. A. this evening from 3 to
dejiock.
. r Commissioner J. T. Patrick returned
s' from a Tsit to Jones county yeterday.
. , l H visited : Polloksville, the Quaker
BriJge road and the surrounding ooun
?A try and !- very favorably impressed
with the appearance of thing.
For quiok work and harmony in a
' ,'. nominatipg meeting the DemooraU of
'- , the lsi yard take the lead. Last night
: . they Baet, organiiod, nominated a can-'-
didate for councilman, appointed an
executive committee for the ensuing
" r yearpand ndjoarned, oonsummg just
" two minute rime. They immediately
left for the theatre to witness the 2d
.itctiiilJaaitet.: -'
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- , f tflBtr VTaMB(a.
The steamer Vesper of the E. C. D
'. Jine will sail this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
'- lalpptss; MaBafectar- OomIi.
'A portion of the cargo of the steamvr
Defiance, which sailed yesterday for
Baltimore, consisted of thirty tons of
wood pulp, 183,00 wood plate and
100,009 - wood dishes. Give us more
i 'manufacturing industriei.
'J' :--'
. .. Oar Fire Dspartaaat.
-. -; "; In the city council proceeding of last
. y Tuesayh7ghtr the following item:
. -V "Fire department committee reported
- that they had oossidered the matter of
purchasing aa angina for the colored
ootnpanle, and recommended that the
jj. 5 incoming board should make the pur
- chases, '.'-v , j. t'-y ,
.t W can not,' diU early, sura Ise what
r . v'-weight this recommendation will have
with the inooming board. But if the
Incoming hoard will consider the real
L Interest of the people they wia not
f. purchaa another fire engine, especially
"v. steaai nginf tit the Are department
' .'j- of this city t" ".There tnrely would be no
objocon to piirohang n engine for
the colored companies, provided the
; - department needed;, another angina.
. But will any reasonable person; pretend
. to assert that New Berne needs another
fire engine f . Wilmington, with three
time the population and three times
the property to protect, has Only, three
steam engines. Perhaps property would
be safer if every man had a fire angina
n hi premises, bat who can afford it 1
Our department is as efficient, perhaps,
as that of any town of similar sise J
the United States, nd why" tat .the
people for another engine. ; - J f.
Another year of good management on
the part of our' city . authorities will
I riog n out of debt. ' Why. Inour -ian
c tier debt betore getting Clear ofLtha
I nent f Let ut breathe . freely onoe
r -. re. We appreciate th interest otfr
r ' r?d ritlxena take in the fire depart
i; Uiey nobly respond and ia- their
y l !;9 men in time otHres, bht the
.'y is not able to purchaso-'anotber
r . . t,o, sod if we were out of debt and
' ilrct ry fa I. iiid it ought hot to he
e tc'.pps it is necessary for the pro
t r -'-r. - It is ol heeded,
i-- 1 i . .. J. be concluaive of t the
i. ,.! r.at:er : ' -'-r :---'' -,
; kirn's arnica SalV.' J :-
" ii ihtk world for
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Ward HeaalaaUe.
- The caucusing on the corner y ester
day was Very noticeable. Some of the
oandidate were evidently in Jmuch
doubt about how matters tood. in the
second ward the contest has been quite
lively.- The following ia the result
v Ut Ward Meeting called to order by
J, T. Lewis. Wm. Ellis was made per
maaent chairman, E. Harper secretary.
On motion, the present inoumbent, R.
P. Williams, was nominated by accla
mation. J. T. Lewis, Dr. O. L. Bhakle-
ford and Wm. Ellis were appointed ex
eentive committee for the ensuing year'
3d Ward The contest in this ward
has been pretty sharp and close. The
meeting was held at the theatre, where
a large crowd gathered, and was called
to order by C. K. Hancock, who was
made temporary chairman, and J. R
B. Carraway was made temporary sec
retary. Clement Manly was made per
manent chairman and J. R. B. Car
raway secretary. W. M. WaUon
Esq., placed in nomination E.
W. Small wood as a candidate for
Councilmau. Hon. F. M. Simmons
plaoed in nomination F. W. Hancock
the present inoumbent. A ballot was
ordered. W. M. Watson and W. B.
Boyd were appointed tellers. Mr. Han
eock was declared the nominee
C. K. Hancock, B. Manly and J. R. B
Carraway were elected executive com
mittee for the ensuing year.
8rd Ward Meeting called to order by
A. Miller, E. H. Meadows was made
permanent chairman, W. K. Guion
secretary. On motion, Tbos. Dauiels
unanimously nominated us the caodi
date for Councilman in the coming elec
tion. 8. R. Street. Jr.. A. Miller and
11. Cutler were elected executive
committee for the ensuing year.
The Graded Brbool B 111.
We publieh today the smendmentu to
the graded school law, which are to be
voted upon on the 1st Monday in May.
The friends of this measure must re
member that a majority of the qualified
voter in the city will be required to
scare its adoption. It limits the tax to
twenty cents on the one hundred dol
lar valuation of property. We propose
in future issues to sbotv why this bill
should be adopted by the citizens of
New Berne. All really progressive
towns in the State have these schools
with free tuition. Durham voted on
the question last Monday and carried it
by a large majority. New Berne should
do likewise.
AN ACT
To amend Chapter 117 of the Law of
1883, relating to Hie tivw Berne
Graded choolg.
TbeTJeneral Assembly of North Caro
lina do enact;
Section 1. That section 1st of chapter
117 of the Laws of 1(588 be amend d by
striking out in line three (8): "At the
next regular election of councilmen,"
and inserting in lieu thereof the words,
"At the regular election of oouncilmen,
on the first Monday in May, 1887."
Bsc. 8. That section Sd, of laid chap-
tee, be amended by striking out the
word, in lines 15, 16 and 17, "one
third of one per centum," and "one
dollar on the poll, and inserting in lieu
thereof, "one-fifth of one per centum, :
and "sixty cents on tne poll. ' '
Sec. 8. That sections 8, 4, 5, 8, 7, 8
be strickea out.
8ko. 4. That the special taxes thus
levied and collected shall be expended
in keeping np .separate graded schools
for the white and colored children in
aid city of New Berne, between the
ages of six and twenty-one years, and
the schools for each race herein pro
vided for shall have the same length of
school terms.
Bsc. 5. That the trustees of the New
Berne Academy sheji constitute the
board of trustees for said schools; and
said board shall have power to employ
and fix tha compensation of superin
ten dent for said schools, and such
teachers as are necessary, and to do all
such acts as are necessary to carry on
aid schools. ''''.Jjf,;
SkO t. That the money arising from
the special assessment herein provided
for shall, at econ as collected, be paid
over to euob. person or persons as the
board of trustees aforesaid shalL ap
point, and that the publio school muiey
which -shall from time to time be col
lected under the general school law for
public school purposes, and apportioned
according .to the public school, law, to
children of the legal school age in tha
city of New Berne, shall in like manner
be paid over to said board, of trustees,
and shall be applied for the keeping up
of said publio graded schools, Sy
SeC. 7. That all laws or parts of laws
in conflict with this act are hereby repealed..-
v.-. '.V,V ;v tv,,.r
Sec. 8. That this act shall bo In force
from tt ratification. V, 4 - 5
- Ratified this the -Bd day of March,
- STATEX3F NORTH CAROLINA,
- Qmct or Skcbrait of 8tatx, ;
V" wi RaLSIGH, 1st April,
I, Wnii -L.r BarKWrns, Secretary
of St&te of the State of Korth Carolina;
do berpry certify the foregoing three
sheet to r e a true copy from the record
of this o". . " - '
Vi itne my 1 and and c"al seal. Ia
f at Rat' -J 'is In dy of April,
1' 7. - . X'. L, r-' r? -"S
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KEWS HOTXS.
Sir John Millaia is painting the por
trait of Lord Hartington.
Oicar Wilde pronounces the rumor
that his mother is now in want the false
invention of a malicious scribe.
Edwin Booth will not occupy his
Newport cottage this summer, owing
his intention to pass more time in visit
ing.
Capt. Amerin, of the Montgomery
Grey, has received notice from the At
lanta Rifles that they have wfthdrawn
from the National Drill.
Mrs. Roosevelt, wife of Hon. R. B.
Roosevelt, of New York, died suddenly
on Monday night of apoplexy, at her
residence iu Sayville, L. I.
At a convention of Subdivision No. 1,
Miners' National Assembly, Knights of
Labor, at Wilkesbarre, Pa., on Tuesday,
it was determined to induce all miners
in the anthracite region to join the
Knights.
While crazy drunk on Tuesday night
Pasquale Uilgoro, an Italian laborer, of
New York, fractured the skull of his
landlord, Anglo Jurnot, with a hatchet.
He then ran into the street hacking at
people passed until arrested.
W. A. Clark, the registry clerk in the
general pistofflc8 of New York, who
confessed to t ie theft of S10,000 in bills
recently, and who was released on
82,500 bail, bus gone to Canada, lie
had confessed to stealing about 20,000
altogether.
Arthur Schulinj;. thirteen years old.
was shot in Ne York on Tuesday by
Bernard Iteilly , fourteen years old, in
grammar sohool 6i, where both were
scholars. Keilly was skylarking with
an old pepper box pistol, which was
accidentally discharged.
Upon a telegraphic order from Sicro
tary of the Treasury Fairchild, the 1,500
mares seized at San Antonio, Texas, by
tlio federal officials as contraband have
ten released, the parties being al
lowed to pay the duty-nunc pro tunc,
and the government declining to prose
ute them .
Six men were terribly burned by an
xplosion of molten metal in the oon-
ertin department of the Edgar
Thompson Steel Works at liraddock.
Pa., yesterday. W. (J. Rogers, James
Swaney, J. R Callahan, John Ready
and John Itriu, pit men, were fright
fully burned from head to foot, and H
Baugbman, a coke boy. had bis
lotbing burned from his body.
On Monday night Charles E.uirick.
n attorney, or 1 vru, Indiana, made
some remarks relleoling on the char
acter of Mrs. Miller, wife of the deputy
ity marshal. Miller met Emerick yea
terday and at once, assaulted him.
nocking him down Whi e Emerick
lay on the sidewalk Miller kicked him
violently, breaking his neck.
EATII OF Hl'KUWTM M. (JATES
REI'OHT OF COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
KKW UKK.NE BOARD OF TRADE.
The undersigned, a committee ap
pointed by the New Berne Board of
Trade to prepare suitable resolutions in
regard to the death of Mr. Burgwyn M.
Gates, report
That it la meet and proper on the oc
casion of the death of one of our mem
bers that suitable respect should be paid
to his memory.
Mr. Gates, although one of our young
est business men, has been identified
with most of our enterprises; he con
tributed to the building up of several of
our steamer lines, and in all work ap
pertaining to the adornment of the busi
ness of New Berne, he always lent a
willing hand in developing them.
. We wish to bear testimony, and place
Boon record our appreciation of Mr.
Gates a an earnest, sealoua member of
our association, and as a man of strict
integrity and liberal business views.
' Resolved, That a page of our record
book be devoted to the memory of Mr.
Gates, on which the above shall be in
scribed.' Resolved, That a copy of the above be
sent to Mrs. Gates, the widow of our
lata companion, and to Mr. Thomas
Gates, his father, and to the New Berne
JoWAL for publication.
Ferdinand Ulkicd,
Alkx. Milucb,
chas. 8. holusteb,
Committee.
Board of trade, New Bona, N. a
- April t, 1887, r
S-j -', lok Sal For Then.
Any Information wQf be gratefully
received leading to the discovery and
arrest of parties representing them
selves : at -my agents 1ft order - to sell
cheap glasses on my reputation. AH of
my speouole are stamped "Hawkes"
on tha bow. and no others are genuine.
Ail eyes fitted and tha- fit guaranteed
at the drag store of F. 8. Duffyr New
Bernev . , '. ' -. i -, marft lm ,
A The .Worst of tha Season. '
"Chicago, April B.A Tecial from
Milwaukee,- Wis.,' says; "Dispatches
from Marquette, Houghton, Escanaba.
Chippewa Falls and other points in
Northern Michigan and .Wisconsin re
port one of the . worst bliuerds of tha
season- Tne snow is now a foot deep,
and the Michigan railroads are block
aded."v " . - - -, ;
' 1 ' It Tea Wl a Ced Article ,
Of ri r-i TobaCco aek your dVW for
FOREIGN SEWS.
DEBATE OS THIS CKlllfib BILL.
Lokdos, April 5. The second read
ing of the Irish crimes act amendment
bill was formally moved in the House
of Commons this afternoon by Mr. Bal
four, Chief Secretary for Ireland.
Sir Bernard Samuelson, Gladstonian,
member for the Banbury division of
Oxfordshire, moved an amendment to
the bill to the effect that "The bill
would, if passed, increase the disorder
in Ireland and endanger the union and
the empire, and therefore should be
rejected."
The Right Hon. Henry Chaplin, con
servative, member for the Sleaford
division of Lincolnshire, defended the
bill.
Sir Charles Uuseell, home ruler.
taunted Mr. Chaplin on the consblency
with which he opposed every ineai-ure
for the bene tit of Irish tenants.
Sir Edward Clarke, solicitor-general,
accused Mr. Gladstone of hauii; bar-I
lertd all of bis convictions ami bin
future freedom in order to Kaiu a oosi
tion, the danger of ulmh wan recog
nized in 1885, and Uluntraled in 18H0.
namely, drpeudence ou the 1'arnellites.
Did he still hope, b obtiucting busi
uess and forcing uu appeal to ttie coun
try, to obtain a majority iu It pendent
of the Pamellites ? I'lits of "Yes"
from the Irish benchrs
In the event of the coercion L. i 1 be
coming a law a number of radical mem
bers of 1 arllameiit premise to Join the
arnellites and go tu lielaiid lo defy
the act.
THE VATICAN AND Til K v ( 1111 N A I.
R"MK, April 0. Cardinal Yalelln, bv
order of tbe Pope, bus instructed the
Italian bishops to inculcate in the
minds of the people idea favorable to a
reconciliation between the Vatican and
tbe tuirinal and ihe rerloralioii of the
temporal lower of ibe I 'bun h. The
bishops are caulione.l to do tin-, tn n
manner which will not i il'eiid public
sentiment.
HkhLIA', April ') It is slated that
Lmperor V Uliani will prer-enl to the
I'ope a splendid jewelel tiar.i o:i the
occasion of the Litter's saceriital
jubilee.
A MODKI. OF NliW II AIL!. 11
IjUNDu.N, April r. 31 . li.ti.iioldi has
arrived here for the purpose of tender
ing to the officers of the American (i
hibition tbe use at a large model ( f
New York harbor us seen from a chip's
deck, with a prominent repln a of the
statue of Liberty.
CONUKATl'I.ATlNll 1'ltlM IC A I ,K v A M !: It.
Sofia, April 5 -Todnv being the
thirtieth anniversary of tlm birth of
Princo Alexander of Baltenburg. evei y
town in Hulgana and every branch of
the Patriotic l.uague n ut ctngi at illa
tions to him
FAH.t itK or a company I'liuiiurai.
LONIHIN, Atiril 5 --.losilili (.:ldwell.
company promoter, of Telegraph siioet
has failed. Ills liatiilities aro believed
to be Hnoriitons He (aih-d once hefor
for 1 000.000 pounds.
A DUEL HKTWKKN FHKNCII III' I t I ll s
PaKIS, April .") Deputies Mailleli u
and Leroy fouglit a d uel w n h swonls
lday M Malllefi'li was woundid in
ihe arm
MK MaN'NANO S 111. villi.
IxlNDON, April 0 Ki . creiary Man
ning wus unable to take ouldo r i x. i -cise
today owing u the pmseni state of
Sisterly winds. His condition is not so
satisfactory.
XAKTIIyL'AKK SHOCK AT APEN
IiNDON, April 5 Repealed earth
quakes have occurred at Aden.
Not Much Fun, After All.
THK RESULT OF ADVBBTIS1NI
For; ,
ut
BAND.
Raleigh, N. C, April 5. A
to the Richmond Dispatch says:
sp
cial
"Your correspondent was told today
of a very peculiar occurence at a town
on the Raleigh & Qaston railway very
near this city. A young lady of that
place not long ago inserted an adver
tisement in a newspaper 'for a hus
band.' or, rather, looking to matrimony.
It was answered by a man up North.
The two were engaged by letter. The
young lady perhaps thought it a good
joke up to this point, but there was a
rapid change from jest to earnest when
a letter came from the man saying that
on a certain day he would be at the
girl's home to claim her as his bride.
The news actually made the girl sick,
and she took to her bed. On tbe day
mentioned the man appeared at the
town, and was a very unprepossessing
fellow. Ho made some inquiries about
the girl and her family, and found she
was pretty and well to do. He went to
the house but could not sea tbe girl.
He demanded admission and claimed
her as his affianced, but was not allowed
to enter the house. Chapter 3 in this
story, which ia all fact, is that the lover
has sued tbe maiden for breach of
promise and damages. Tbe lady has
quits a number of acquaintances in all
this section."
Eighteen Miners Killed.
Kansas City, Mo., April 5. A
special from Vinita, Indian Territory,
say: A terrible explosion occurred
today at Savanna in coal shaft No. 8 by
which six miners' vara killed. , Twelve
members of a rescuing party were uf-
fooatad before they oould he taken out,
making eighteen dead in all. Most of
the victim are Italians,' .
, Ike IS irtJeae. i
It ha been reported that I was dead
hat I an nov. For four Tears I have
been afflicted, with a severe case of
blood poieon, rheumatism and nearah
tia. ' My flesh ' shrank sway, my mus
cles' seemed tovdrr od and form into
little knots, joints were swollen and r
ftinrui, ana ait ooccraaen i must die.
hare used five bottles ef fi. B. BVand
Ihave gained 60 pounds of flesh; and
am bow as sound as any woman. - f
Belle DuA.wAT,,At!anU; fte.
Sot I In New Berne by- R. N. Doff
Fight at New Orleans Citton Presses.
New Orlkaks, April 0 In a fight in
the factors' cotton press between mem
bers of the old and new councils this
afternoon. Pat Gilchrist was shot and
dangerously wounded by Alexander
Paul, a colored vardman. Police 8u
perintendent Adams ut concentrating
all his available force at tbe presses.
Paul was seen at the central nation.
UilchiUt, he says, had been threatening
him' for several days. Today, while
standing at the press corner of Ilobiu
and Tehapitoulas streets. Uilcbriet ap
proached him A man named Burke
held Gilchrist back, but be broke away,
drew a revolver aud fired four shou.
He (Paul) returned the tire, emptying
five chambers of bis pistol, one bullet
taking effect in Uilcbrist's abdomen
Paul id chairman of the executivo com
mittee of Yardmen Ni -.and ex vice
president of the Trades Assembly. He
was also vice president of it., Press
Association difficulties ong.iiiie 1. liil
christ is well known in cotton circles
I and has al w ays borne an excellent repu
lation. It is rumored that shooting has
also taken place in the shippers' press
ll, Hi Hand. I p.
Ntw Nan. (ia . June i, V
or over two years I have beeuasuf
fen-r from i heumal ism . a tf , ct ing both
shoulders to such an extent licit 1 could
not put on my coal without help. Tin
use of ft veil butt Its of H H H elTecled
an entire cure. 1 refer to Kev. W V
Wadeworlh and all merchants of N,-w
nan. J . n m- ku
Sold in New li.riie by Ii .VliullA
and K. II Meadow s. I
1 lilt I Ml,
( n Tuesday Ihe r.th in.-t t 1 1
dence of C P r'ulch.r, lloily
Craven eounlv, Mr. J W . Mesne
city, to Miss Madora Tuten, Kev.
Ilolton ollicialing.
(()MMKK(
Jot UK AL OrricK.
Nsw York, April ti
closed easy. Hales of 1 1 :i, ' n t.
April, ' 10.41 October.
May, 1U.IIM November
June, 10 4'i December.
July, 10. .Vi J auuary ,
August, 1(1 :,) 1'ebiui.ry.
September 10. .'I Marcl'.
Kpots (uiet. Middling 1 "TJ 1 1
Middling, 10 1 A (food Ordinary
New Heme Market ouiet. S.
H bales.
O I Middling 10 1 ' Mid. lime
r. ni.
nary
Low Middling
- 1 " 1C.
IX) TI IH,
Si"! 1 l TT' ' N ( O.
OoTTDN HkK1 1 10 Oil.
Tuui'K.NTl.MC -Hard 81
Oath- .'.He. in bulk.
'ok.n 4o;i.'Or
Kick ftiuflo
IKKMW il IV ,.,
iHITP II, fool I I. '.
lloL'ISTIIV IllMl. 10al'.'.
I.HH III, .
Eoob 10 pel dozen
HKMl I'' IIK 4.ir. ,,f
II.
'KaNCTx ..V atl 00
-ililiK.ll- ?" n.-'l OC ,
MONK if 'J OUaL' 2r i.
,er bushel
r I'll n.l r. .
r barrel
'1K1.I1 I'lji. I),lii70c.
llOK Ilry iOc reen
TaI-Low Tk: pi-r lb
Ihiokknh (Irown 1'iaf.i
"1'nnn
iKAl T0c per hushel
ATb Ml cts. pur bushel.
1'oTAToKw. Karly Kose 82.75 per bid
Wool - PH16i tiei oound.
CotatoKH Hahamas 30- ; yarns, 4( c.
West Indias. ISOc. ; Harrison. 65c.
8hlnolk West India, dull and n im
inal.not wanted. Building. 5 inch
hearts $3.00;gaps.fi.50 oer M.
WHOLKBALB PHK'EH
Nrw Mksb Pork J 15. 50.
Shocudkh Meat 7c.
C. R.'s, F. BY B.'b and L
Floub 3.00a.00.
C c.
Lard 8lc. by the tierce.
Nails Ba8is"lO's,S2 75.
Sugar Granulated, 6'c.
CorrKE 16al7c.
Cheese 15.
Salt 80ab5c. per sack.
Molasses and Stbcpb 20a45o
Powder 86.00.
Hhot Drop, fl.76; buck, 82.00
Krrosknb 9o.
For Rent,
1'art of the larjre brick hnlldlru on the
oorlU corner or Middle street and hloii
alley.
Hie flnt nnororthebolldlna l oecupled fl
torfs bv Messrs. Euton nnd Snlin in, n,
wond floor there are thirteen (1.1) rcnifiol
able, well ventilated rooms, seven on (he
son in. six on He north side of Hie imnu
with broad pKsgea between. The room -
some or mem extra size ami Rinmiitilnii lug
as well as the tipper and lower passages
are furnished with eas flxtnrM. There n
excellent cistern of water on Ihe lot.
il is soarranirea tDt the two nets of roon u
can n aaea separately and without eommii
nlcatlon. If need b. by diflerent families.
Ibere being yard rorm and outbnlMlng for
each. or tbe whole would be con venlent for
boarding purpose There It accens to the
room! from both front and rear of the build
ing. Apply to
!" dlw JOHIT HUOflES, Atty.
HARDWARE,
Sash. Blinds and Doors,
Lime, Cement, Hair,
PAINTS, OILS, LEAD,
AND
Building Material
;W Jbt all kinds, at
L.H; CUTLER'S,
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SmalltYOod & Slover
DEALERS IN
O ESJCHA L UA RDWA RE,
TINWARE, GLASSWARE'
" OODENU ARE, CROCKKEY,
SASH. DOORS, BLINDS,
glass, faints, oils
AND 8TOVt
I N Sl KPASiSED AS TO
PRICE A1TD QUALITY.
Mi.UlIt- sti. , N-xt Door to
Mot-l AlU-rt.
NEW KERNE. N. C.
Flour ! Flour! Flour !
Pork! Pork! Pork!
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SALE & EXCHANGE STABLES
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Fine Flour of all Grades,
Selected Teas. Ture Coffees
and Spices,
Butter and Cheese, from the
best dairies.
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Also, a full vrirleiy of
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Gassards Lard,
Sugar Cured Hams,
SHOULDERS,
And Breakfast Strips,
Are the finet on the market, and arc
sold bj ACTUAL WEIGHT at
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