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J loafitad, 7T f Wat,
Sua rfcU! 5:W 1 Leaith of day". v
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3HTESS. LOCALS.
YER8 OF GOOD COFFEE If
. wut to drink gooa ooffM, ro
tjuc. Juatioe' Broad street ud
ptr M ests and get one pound of
hi .fceK "Rio, Java and liocba coffee
naxMi ' rpr ttsaavor it a unexoeuea.
St. .
We are selline best Pianos and Or
irmni at remarkably tow prioee. Old
Piano takeirtn exchange.
3 tf . iUUMM UA.BTSFIKLD,
T'OR SALEi-Three Mnla.-Wi
-Will sell
ALLACE.
FUb Dock.
af-
ina ar- Tori 'narrows aaa
4 Iiom ( etat the tines.
Fertilicers, Lime. Plaster, Clemeot,
GUaa, Painu, Varnish and Oil at low
prigejj -i Gao. Alle & Co.
The UHOncffeieter registered 7J ' at the
Jocmil office jesterday.
The,el tifcirch WorkiDg Society
will hold regular meeting at the resi
dence of Capt. K. R. Jones on Pollock
street (his evening at 8:30 o'clock.
the board of city council was in ses
sion last ntght to canvass the returns
of the election on Monday and wind up
their year's work. The new board is
required by the charter to meet and
orgaaixe within five days.
The songs indulged in on the streets
Monday night after the election were
not creditable to those engaged in them.
People' ca a rejoice orer a victory with
out weonding the feelings of those
whosa they consider vanquished. Such
conduct should fee condemned by all
good ottizens.
At the oourt house door will be found
treasurer Patterson's monthly itemised
statement of receipts and disburse
ment. He post it promptly on the 1st
Monday in each month as the law re
quires and any oitizen can see what
amount of money has been received
during the month, and he can also see
what etaber have been paid. Qi
administration i bound to prove aattie
faotory as long as he thus complies with
the law.
Meaaerlaa Daty.
The choir for memorial
service
re preparing . for that
n : JE T7T" ..." ..
aa(Uahvmualp wilt be luiusbaRy cood
thlnjrf4n Ike u.jee't, of tle ad
dree by Major John Hughe I one
of interest to all soldier and
citizen who remember the gallant
erfioetjOf Central Branch. That it
will be an address wot thy of the pa
triotic soldier we have not the least
doubt. We hope to see a large crowd
of our country friends and ex-Confederate
present on that occasion.
teaiswaf evaaaMBfe.
The Verper of the K. C. D. line sailed
yesterday afternoon with good cargo of
lumber and truok, there being several
hundred package of the latter. The
Eagfttfo Hie tame line will arrive at
about noon today and sail again at 5
oWotik thie afternoon making certain
eoBAeetlon with train at Elizabeth City
for aorta sen potato.
The) Newberae Of the O. D. line will
aU1 for Norfolk at 1p.m. promptly.
Truck received up to the hour of ail
inftV This line i making prompt con
nection at Norfolk, and truok shipped
by it arrive in due tine for tit market.
The Margie of thv By4e' line leave
ihia morning for Bayboro.
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CrltJ,
4 v,( fa Aaaerteaat Bee; Tlea.
"The most exciting election held in
"'(;i,"v'. Trenton for many yean waa that of last
Mondsy. There are mh-ty-one voter
4 " - the towa, ' ( Democrats but one.
There- being no Eepublican to make
lOsai,i ihe issue ' Iru made ' on
A' ". " the quektion of preventing hog from
t- 'v' running at' large on the etreet. So
they had a hog tioket and anti-hog
ticket, The oeafeat .ajted warm all
- day'.' One of the .candidate made a
peech In favor of the bog. declaring
V that he waa bf re 4 tau&noe andbot
: -y to much aa U Je -e.glle aop-
posed to depririag the bog of hi liberty
'. . ' while thev.dlrtr oew wa allowed to
roam af Urge,----. ?v hTrS
" - LaU in the evening it waa found that
the TOW itOOd run " toTLtteen'.'Then
v " there wu a uff to" t1 tie" 8lt
Totet. Herf fad to'rvel"lu the
- meantime, the registrar, having east hi
' vote, had ben exoosed and haa goa
nshir" r TJ Tttarae then ap
peali w to vote one way 'or the Other
, and untie the hog. 'But he 'wa1 im
movable, s-1 tjv to the hoar ur Jn1
forniant k... lle American hog wit
ctlll t'i3 rJ the sew will be inly
called to Llftnsirck, If keif not untied
ar: .1 cat.; : ihin
aef sMwdts.
The Iteord etaitaaed on Tuesday . A U
present. , , . .
It was ordered that Mary A. WQlett
be placed on the pauper list at a month
ly allowance of $1.23.
John Detriok, having jisessda good
moral ohataeter, waa fcatdyioiett
retail liquor at hi placaf of luaineas in
the Kafer building, aa MidAle gtt&
for the year 1887, upon yin4WjbeAn3 pie with aim toNortolk.
proper tax. $g .f
C. Erdmann, bavins prov a good
moral character, was granted license to
retail liquor at hi place et business,
on Middle street, for the year 1887, upon
payment of proper tax.
Commissioner Brinson reported that,
in obedience to an order passed at the
April meeting, he preamted to Capt. J.
M. White, general manager of the
Neuse and Treat River Steamboat Com
pany, the bill against said company for
amount of damage to bridge 'aaros
Trent river, '. :kapfen e- Clerenei4
bridge, and demanded naymenf
said bill, which payment was refused
by the said steamboat company, where
upon it waa ordered that the chairman
of the board be and is hereby instructed
to bring suit against the atid Nease nd
Trent River Steamboat Company for the
amount of said kiU for damages, i
A petition was presented from voters
of township No. 1 praying an order
from the board for an election to ae
held on the first Monday in June to
ascertain whether or not spirituous
liquors msy be sold in said township.
Upon examination of the petition and
comparing it with the list of registered
voter in said township, it was found
that lees than one-fourth of the quali
fied voters had signed said petition. U
was therefore ordered thai the chair
man of the board inform said petition
era that the law had not been complied
with and that therefore the petition can
not be granted.
Sheriff Klimaon presented hid report
of moneys collected during the past
month, which was approved and filed.
A petition signed by L. J. Chapman,
J. B. Gardner and other citizens of No.
1 township, for the laying out of a new
public road, running from Neuee road
near Riverside Church to Piney Neck
road near Win. Kirkman, sr., a distance
of about two miles, was submitted and
was granted by the board upon oondi-
tion that no expense be ineuared by the
county in the laying out ot mid, road.
The sheriff was ordered to ajnynon a
jury lor the purpose, , . )
Commissioner Watson was instructed
anil Amnowf,rAd hv thA hnaril tn an in
Kinston in cofnpaay with t chairman r
or the board I eotgmisajrjner qi, jra!-
llco county and receive from and to re
ceipt to the clerk of the Superior court
oQLenoir county for all moneys which
the chairman of the board tt, commis
sioners of Famlicoc6unty may pay fnto
hi office on account of Craven county
for January, 1886.
Tbe board adjourned.
ImIi aaHialt as t A earl o sasep. t
Ntw BERNU. If. O., May 8, IOT7.'
Editob Joubnal: In your paper of
the third 1 aetioed an arttcle in which
you said that "Henry Dewey Bay he
vote for nothing that is managed ex
clusively by white people. "
I would say to she editor that 1 am
opposed to centralisation of power in
one race over another. The bill say
separate school, but one committee of
white people. While 1 doubt not tne
character of any gentleman upon the
board of trustee of the Academy, after,
twenty-four year of enfranchisement
my heart beate a high as' the Anglo
Saxon who condemned taxation with
out representation.
W. 1. DKWIY.
Yes.'you are hanging on to a mere
sentiment and Making notoriety at the
expense of the children of vour race.
The money provided in the bill to ens-
tain the schools of this city was put
under the oontroi of the ttustee of the
New Berne Academy because it is al
ready an organized body that control
the ground and buUdiogot the white
graded school, and a fund which be
long to the tame. The colored matt
who desire the Improvement of hi
race and the eduoation of hi children
would not vote against schools upon
tach a pretext a la offered in thi com
munication, unless indnoed to do so by
detnagogue who do not care whether
the child rea pf the doufty are educated
of act. .r ttcf
Now suppose the white people in this
eommulit wr to draw the color line
al rigidly a W. TT. Dewey and deolar
that their would not ro to a bar her aha
managed exclusively by reoT&TeaTiKaTtt
V iatbOlgeal white nJMf wr tt'-Tl af
doing idea a thlnrObfaJh'?- M ! m
reasoaabie'a Dewey aseeruoa Ui be
would rote for nothing f managed tH
cluairely ay wbfte.aaen, aarran,
the mattec la, Cenry DeWty-Ua ibeK
barber than a politician. He ie not a
great leader among hia people, and we
are glad to know that there are colored
men fa thi r nn " v -t khow hat
he i hot, and w ul foUo him.
v "t- ' 1 "'"I wH t
It feu Vtsh a Ceed Article ; r
01 PLC 3 T baOoo a. S your dt-Tet-for
T. E. Gilaan?lyi ad lady, and
Mis M. F. pjridg ajkoksonvUle,
arrived yesferday aad are stopping at
the Gaston r.Jaa. jt
JthraAgft,'Haq.,'ef Norfflis
inteay Ha ha been on t 1 to
Onaiyw U-kt, fk&ti:lri 1 jick
to find son aiJnbfffVoj. He
pronounoe tkatalrey ;4nVand take a
EiohWd, Oaalo eouaty, are'u the
Caps, J. M.tWhfte end Oaf. -D. L.
Roberts have returnsd from a trip to
Onslow Aunt j. They speak ia the
higheet term of the land in that seo
tioivaart ihe fine opportunity for devel
oping (hem.
Wlaa Grewlaic.
F5y1f.TC,ier, 0B
norialdYeiitette rivebi this oeun
ty. produoe annually from the natiye
scoppernong grape about four hundred
gallons of excellent wane. Hehaa four
teen arbor, which would cover, if ad
joining, about ope acre of ,lan,dA He
make this wiae wjth the grape juice
and a judicious use of sugar and sella it
atone dollar per gallon, making, in
groat receipts, about $400.00 annually
on one acre of land. Mr. Toler says he
has never beea able VO keep any to be
old as there is always a demand for it
the first year it is made. He haa some
ready forsake now and any one wish
ing to purchase can leave their orders
with Silas Fulcher, at Salter & Co a.
store, and they will be supplied.
ARCH BIS II 01' (OKKIUAV
T1IK HLAlNE CHY DKKpBJH ED A A AI.I
C1QUB bLAlTOKK; '
l)r. Mclilynn is approaching too near
to be safe tbe methods of the notorious
Bishea" McNamara. That apostle
holds Sunday night meetings, aided by
hia "wife," at which hymns are sung
to Moore's melodies hymns invented
by tbe poetical McNamara. The llarald
iaaModynn organ. Its "interviews"
itb tbe "apostle of tbe new crusade
may be, therefore, looked on as udu
aually authentic:
"We intend to hold regular .Sunday
evening meetings of the Anti-Poverty
Society," said Dr. Mclilynn, in the
Herald of April 26, "of which I am
president, when the great social ques
tions of the day will be discussed by
clergymen and others. We intend to
have singing also, in which the au
dience will be asked to join, and in
time I hope we will bave an Antl Pov
erty hymn book. Mia A. Munler, for
merly of St. Stephen's boW, wl lead
the singing. Sunday, and we will have
songs ready for the occasion-' '
Thi Sunday night hymn business is
silly enough ; it is harmless coin pared
with what it mav lead to .But in the IK me
hsf April 27, is an apparently authentic
interview, there is an evidenoe of Dr.
McUlynn's unscrupulous malioe, which
will shock even those that believed him
so far to be bigh-minded to stoop to
misrepresentation. We hope that Dr.
MoGlynn will say that the reporter who
took his words muanderstood them;
and we hope that be will prove it if he
can:
"Did your advocacy of Mr Cleve
land a election have anything to do with
Arohbisbop Corrigan's hatred of you
asked the reporter.
'It did, answered Dr. Mclilynn.
"The Archibishop, Father Preston, and
all the clique whioh surrounded him,
including the leaders of Tammany Hall,
were bitterly offended at my champion
ship Of Mr. Cleveland. Tby were all
in favor of the election of Mr. Blaine,
and they knew that I kept many Irish-
Amerioan from vounn tor bun, iney
bave never forgotten that. Archbishop
Corrigan admitted to me that he was
opposed to the election of Mr. Cleveland.
He ia today to favur ef the! lectfun of
Mr. Blaine u lefts, aaa wm 'tnrewau
hi Influence in that direction. I know
of many incidents which occurred in
the easapalgn of 1884, and which have
occurred tinoe, which are of startling
slgnlneaaoe, ae aowingstbe depth) afWifeinion as to their condition. In soma
the feurardnsoal intrigue for Mr. mamerfplaoes ciiiw waa. planted and eoniing
but their narration would take too long,
MlabAlAA Ann
and perhaps serve no good purpose. So
Iwillttop."
Tf Dr. lifcOlvnn neraista in this mali
cious saeertiOB, ha destroy one con
stantly urged argument of hi friends
that the Archbishop permitted him to
speak lor Cleveland, but objected to his
peaking for George. Thi He ha been
repeated over and over again.- It has
been the object of Dr.-1 MoGlynn 's
"friend" to give a neoeatery aet , of
Archbishop Corrigan 's a political com
plexion. Having so far failed to con
nect the Archbisboa with political par
tiality In hi official net, Dr. MoGlynn,
itt desperation, raisar bo -listee try.
Could anything be more disgraceful
than thi r Whaarnwe to thin
If hadidaoate- H lat him-deny it.
And to thi man. either weak in faith
evWWahinmindy aa-re-been addressed
...f'iff
forever I
t ... . -. .
. i . Leek vat Fer Thens.
Any iftwinMi)a;rfil o graUfully
fVaelva leading ib thir 4livery abd
rrawt of awrtiaa . inieseiiiillnn them
twelve' a tay agents in order to sell
cheas klaeaea an a&r reentatioo. All of
my spectacle are stamped "Hawks"
on the bow. and ae other are genuine.
All eye fitted and the fit guaranteed
"'' Vs i f t
S a ti r,-
i j"Tt-gea and Deeds)
vif deceit TDaOKbrioTh the bountry by buf',e ? tfcpaanwJlKbte..
uttering what I a palpable .lander ? tnded tov visitor are invited to
'' yjiws notes.
The assistant district attorney ot New
York says he expects tbe Sharp trial to
go en May 11th.
A Mr. Brown, of Racine, Wis.,
whose husband left her two weeks ago,
was found dead at her home Friday,
from the effecU of poison administered
by eerpelf.
Mrs. Helen (J. BUhop. ife of Wash
ington Irvine Bishop the micd reader,
on Saturday brought suit for divorce
from her husband in the superior court
at Boston.
Edward E. banjuelo. the Si. Louis
drummer, who leapt J fruixi tbu bridge
at Naahyille Friday, died ou Saturday.
The jump, of oyer euty feet, taken
with suicidal intm'.
The distillery of h i . Iterry at
fowenshoro. Ky.. vU deu..yed by hie
Friday, supposed to be incendiary
This is the sixth distillery biirnxd in
Davies county eince last August
Miss Bartow, a wealthy la.lv com
mitted suicide, by throwing herself
into the Kast river near New Y,iL.
She euffdred from nervous irouhV and
was thought tu be uieniuliy Jt rneJ.
The conductor of it train ou the Mil
ford branch of Boston and Albuny road,
reports that when near East li llmsioii.
Massachusetts, inlay afternoon. In-.
train ran tbrouRh n funnel shaped iter
spout. The engine n dlu(r''d witli
water and hail stone.
It is said thai about onu louilhi f Ibe
silver dollarn circulated in t'hiraKo have
ben trimmed by i-htvin; l! a very
thin strip around the t-dye n both
aides. This does not pi event the en. u
lation of the coin, though the Ininni' i
derives a protlt from it
On Friday night a ban I of r.-icul itora
surrouniied a iirotiu i on i :,e . u:.-:. n .
of West I n i'n , i 'Ii io ai: I ii.l i med thi
iumatod that they inu:,: a vjiipan)
thesu oift of town, ihe reply was a
volley of shots from the v. Ind.uvs, an. I
several of Ibu mulaluM aci, 1 .iu
wounded- Noarri sU) have bmn maoe,
but the feeling is very t-liiuit;.
La Orange Item.
r.euulifnl spring Woather.
Iaat Thursday and 1'riday may be put
down as windy days.
The windy, cold days last tveel; were
much against the ooming up cotton.
Key. Mr. Harris, 1'. E. of this district
M. E. Church, passed through our place
last Monday.
Services at the P. It. church last Sat
urday and Sunday, tbe regular month
ly appointment.
Elder Jesse 8. Woodard. of Wilson,
was visiting Mrs. Fan mo V. Field, at
our hotel, last Monday.
The wheat crop is naid to be doin;
first-rate. Tbe last crop waa almost a
failure in this section.
Dr. Robey has been invited and will
deliver the address at the commence
ment of Kinsey'a school in June.
Hev. Mr. Swaiu preached to a large
congregation at Hickory Grovo last
Sunday, hip regular apnoiotiuest. ,
We regret to learn of the serious ill
ness of Mrs. Ava Capell, of Huckloe
berry . She is a moat estimable lady.
In our last we forgot to mention the
shipment of peas from our plaoe. The
first box, we believe, waa from w. K.
Whitfield.
Bishop. Watsou preached at L 1.
last Thursday night. Tbo very un
favorable weather prevented many of
our people from hearing him.
Tbe election for town commissioners
last Monday passed olT quietly, aud the
following were eteefed: Sun on weeteu,
K. E. Bizzell, O.' Taylor, R. 1?. Kinsey
and D. M. Stanton.
The' drops as seen, fronrtpe roads an
not far enotlgh advanced to give an
2 -it. . 1 J. . -1 1. M.
up; inoihera tbU4pp,-a eefctf put
in. Id some sections plowing in the
corn crop has commenced.
We visited Kinston last Thursday
and enjoyed tbe bantd-ehakina of many
of our old friends and acquaintances.
Kinston is a progressive town, and we
noticed, among other improvements,
the fine hotel being erected by Dr. Tull.
We had tbe pleasure of an introduction
to the Free Pre local editor, and spent
a time pleasantly in his office. Major
Barrett, postmaster, and Mob strong,
assistant, are as clover gentlemen as we
wish to meet, and the time spent with
them was very agreeable.
be present.
Annie F. Scott, Pr'es't.
The Veraic; Cnisimtm. "
W. D. -Sottrfdragaislj BIppuR, IdJ.
testiSes: J .can yecamtnend. Eleotrid
Bitten a the very beat remedy. Every
bottle sold haa ariven. relief in everv
case.'; On ipa$itt)6k -ifx:'MttlM aaik
wa cured of rhsnmatum of ten years
sUndinj.'illlrahain.' Hare, amggist,
BellviUe, Ohio, affirm ;,ufh9)ben, sell
ing nediolna I have aver handled in
my 20 year' xfrienc3 to Electrio Bit
ten." Thoasajulf athara have added
khsir tertimony aa that, tha -verdict ia
(ohaalmoti that Electric Bitter do cur
Jail iiamtm ot ttwLJlTtikidae-fa: or
bloods uniT.analc.aQiiax, jafiottie at
I Tl. n A ,1 .ri , nrmnr. ...A.l. .
. TkgniAtv will niAnt at thAir hall Llar at
Excitement In Teiai.
Great excitement h&s been caused in
the vbinity of Paris, Texas, by the re
markable recovery of Mr. J. E. Cor ley,
who was so helpless he could not turn in
bed, or raise his bead; everybody said
he was dying of Consumption. A trial
bottle of Dr. Kind's New Discovery waa
sent him. Finding relief, he bought a
large bottle and a box of Dr. King's
New Life Pilla: by the time he I had
taken two boxes of pills and two bottles
of the Discovery, he was well and bad j
Kaiaed in flesh thirty six puuude.
Trial Botllns of this (ireat Diseoer
for Consumption free at It. N. Duffy o
In Woodnon toWU'L,p. lm.r
cxiunty, N. ( . Mtinday. May 1st. 1 .-:.!
MAKUIKU.
by Albert Miller. li.. Mr James Hill
and Miss Suuau Cunningham, J.iu(;litci
uf Hev. Henry ( 'iinniu?ham
COMMER(MAL.
JoualKAL Ulrica. Hay i i P. M.
New Yon a, Mav L' N.kii, Fuiui
lioaed steaJ Sales of l-o .0 hales
May, !u. i. 4 No, ember, 'j.'j'.
June ;n 7 .' 1 i,., ,iiiI.. i :i V.'
July, lo ;? Jariuar) ill
August, : o . 1 ehruai) . : 1 "4
September. ! 1 1 ! Man h
October. Hi o," April
Spots steady. Middling 1" 1 . It.
Middling. 10 1 'J I iood Ordinary 'J Ki 1 (
:i;:,-!And
New Berne Market .'uot N
(iood Middling 10 ."i Hi Middling 10
Is; liw Middling 'j !'.'.' ( i .od i it'll
miry '.I 1 s. I
I
IMMlkllll 'I-IKVKI
i K I. iTT' .N--ir.i I 'i.
: ')TTi i.N Bked S 1 0 00.
Tntr kntink Hard . $'.." ,i,
''AK-7'ii'.a1.2j
() :s-',;ic. in i.o.l.
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Kli'K - fiOnrtil
H.b wax 1'
t
Mi:.
! r do, n.
per l;j 1
l'.iTAim s. I! ,rly I:
I'iiTatckp H.diainas Mh
1 1 arr laon. tiac.
Wool lua I'll . per ootind.
HllI.'.ol.K: West India, dull and
inal.ml wanted. ) Unhung, i
hearts. Si!. 00 , saps. 8 1 . T.O per M
WHOI.KSAI.E PHK Kh
Nkw Mkus HdHK 8l"i "iO.
Siioi LPKB Meat 7c.
C. li.'s, F. H'h. B.'s and I., i' .--'.
FiA)UK-3.00a.00.
Lahd 8Jc. bv the tierce
Nails Basis'lO'a. 82 7,'i.
Hugab Granulated , tc.
OiPFKE KialTic.
ClIKKSE l.V
Halt 80a85c. per sack.
MoLASeia and STHurs 80alo
Powder 88 00.
Bhot Drop. 1. 75; buck, $2 00.
Kkhobkne Sc.
Hyde Line Company.
NKW IIKHNK, N. C. A1'JUI.2H. lv-
tr imkk si'HKnr i.k Y in v. h'i i ww k
T K Int" eirerl mi ami after May I hi . I ,
W othi. Htli.y-I.ciivi' New Ht-nif at Nl VKN
A.M. for Hay hoi . slopping ul A (Ian is k ick,
Mi) it hs i -ftli , Y auric i n -p rt ami si out- w 1 1 .
Thun-hihy Leave HayUoroat hrKYK A. M .
lVr N'w lifMic, sto( piiiK Ht Slont-wml 'aiiiii
Dttcic, Hmlttm Crt-ck ami A1hiiib Oc.-U.
SHiuniay Lt'iivt New lienm tit. tsK i-
A.M for Haytxii'o, Kto;pliiK ul AiIhiiih ( rc.-k .
Siiiitlia (Yi-rk. Vati.h'inerc mik! stone -:)
MtHuliiv -I,;avt- ltnyboro at isKVK.N A. M
f ir Ntw ii-prnc. Mopj.lni: hI Mimh-u'mII. md
-U inerp, uiilliB i'rerk ami Al:tins Treek. ;
11 this nrrnni:t'iii'iit wo nrt u';p to ma I
iosi et Him-rl Hat Willi I he Ni-i Mill 11 atPitliif I h,
tlllVUlU MH)l H'Tiiin ino.!nl MMiN tHitll iT
p- SNfiiKern and frf luht at vpry low ratH. an')
nak l f if iiu'i. hantH ami pioiluc-tMH along lit
I llic to Ki vo It t heir rhfpi ful upp i t . h rolt: I , !
rt'i-el veri u mier coyer every tin ot Ihe we h
l'""r inrUicv inforinalion ei-'iuiie at 11
ofllcc, fool of cYavpn street,
'ii b 1 1 v 1 f itM a-r1!! t h at tlie fi l lo vv 1 1. (iie
A i?K LKK, Atlanis Creek,
t '.. W. KI'iiLKK. Hint! ha ( re. k.
I il. A HH IT. Yuinlcmeie.
M. KitWIl i. Stonewall.
h'ij it a iHWKLI.. Hayi. i
uj JJ Jw V,'. I'. lil KKl . (f '.
SPRING AND SUMMER
MILLINERY GOODS!
Miss Harriette Lane's
Stock of Fino Millinery (roods in now
ready for exhibition. conFisting of tho
Mcst Elegant Hats, Bonnets.
Riolons, Flowers, Etc.,
in the city. Having always kept the
finest and most beautiful Millinery
ever brought to this market, Bhe
fully sustains her reputution in this
respect this season, or rather surpasses
it. Theso handsome Good will be sold
at a amall advance on Nsw York cost.
All are cordially invited to sea them
J. W. STEWART,
HKAlKiUARTKRS FOft
MULES, aOR8H8 and
BCGGIE8.
J r- f The Bent Buggy on the
r j 1 ll,v' II' umrrevTOr llie money.
afair at reasonable rate.
i
E. W. SMALL" 00D.
Smallwood & SloYpf
DEALERS IN
gk.kral hardware.
ii.Aiit:. il,ASS'ARE r
WOODZSW.'RE, CROCKE&X
BL1XD8Z
GLASS
.4 Mi STOF
L'.NM 'hl'Ah&ED A4 TO
PRICE AIT D OUALIT
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M!Mr
Xtrr-.,, Sext tO0
oor to
Hi
Ur...! VlLert,
M. .V hERNE. N. C
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CALL.
DETRICK'S SALOON,
p':lc ll.
' ustoui liouoe on Middle
w,cre y u w 1 flfoi
TlA
V ; y and Purest
LEER. VTINES,
Liqu:r: :f All Kinds,
AMI
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' h. ap
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1 'all an I -,oe m
. i i(iit.
J 'UN IiETUlCK.
dwtf
My Friends, I Feel Bad!
a i i.t ar 1 boujl.t an loo Cream
Ini.cr I ,-f. 1 1 n-cii.i; thni-c "White
Mountain lie.ein at .1 . ( '. Whitty's,
and they aro mi much superior to mine
that I could almost cry about it. I am
always ettiii in trouble.
' A word to the wise, etc. "
.1
ROCK SALT
Rock Salt!
Rock Salt!
i ;: am: '.
Ferdinand Ulrich,
WHOLESALE GROCER
SUIHH F. STItKKT,
ni:w i'.kknk, .n. ;
T I A i , i,i:i s i H. ii St Ml
ATTKNTION-
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I. tvj. x ' !
m.w
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yo.ir Houm-s for the Spring 1 '
i:id Summer b tibine 0 '
Alabastine
I.. !1. Cl'TLKirS.:
20 t 28 Middle Street,
M V I1KKNK. N. C'
I C.-ill .in 1 it Sample Tints.
i ; vv
Spring and Summerw
MILLINERY !
I have received my stock of Spring
and Summer Millinery, consisting of
the latest styles of Bat anBofiaetf ;
also a largo aesortSnent of Navettiea in
Ribbon, Laces, Gauwis, et&t aal a ' '
fine assortment o Frencri FkrffaT.,-' "
My Pattern Bat at open and Will be ( -
shown with pleasure. ;,, :k - A,
I cordially invito nay friends and ens-.
tomert to calland see my Jrretty briV t
goods,' which I will take plearore !;i
aholng;; -..i?'?!"'
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