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titmmROl 65. ' te'BERNE; C WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15
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PRICE 5 CENTS;: f.
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tearsWtnUaUaeA)aneas.
KcaVara,!at&a4a. P Worth
Sua riea.4:S3 J Lantta of day.
Sob VfcU, T:I7 1 14 hoars, 54 minute
Moon tlam at It M a. m.
Busnncss locals.
M6lIb8ES AND
article.
STfiUPS, oboioe
C. E. Slovkk.
I!
? EED Oala and Millet at
8. W. A E. W. SmaU-wood a
BEEE Palm Fani for fire
cents, at
jllrf
Justice's.
1?0QZm Bvttef at Ale.
llf B41HJUNdHAM'8 ICE CREAM
PARLOR will be opened today on
Middle atreet. adjoiainc mol h.
Stanly 'a Book Btora. ' AU rdrB for
familiea and excursions filled at satis
factory prtoae. 10 lw
1 O to JNO . DUNN 13 and try a MILK
J SHAKE. 8 If
rOB-WOBK exeootd win neatness
fS4 diapakch at tail 6ffloe.
DUNN'S LIMADE will rafroeta
thii hot weather. Try it.
you
rPHE cheapeet place in town to boy
1 Ooata, Panta, Vaata, Shirtt and
Drawer ii at
( , IkjcIb Cuwhing Stoke.
?SfXX BARRELS LIMB, suitable for
raaantry porpoaea, at io. par barrel
livered or at SOo. per barrel in fire
rrei iota. uao. alucn a. .xj.
any quantity for
t u at tbi oftloe.
ttt , Mere, L.lme, flatter, Uletnent,
Ukaa Painte, Varaiah and Oil at low
prjcatfi Obo. Aluem A Co.
: . - r -
Coffaaaad proyiaiont,ara booming.
- The cool PU to about over and once
mora it to fetting rammer-like.
Tha bath hotMee aoroat the rirer are
being repaired for ta aaaaoa.
Meetin of the M. . Churoh Working
Mooietx tOUUbi at 8 :30 at B. O. Cradla'a.
It ( th deep rf gret that we aee in
the fatagramatMa. atn iobm C. Wath
iagKMi 0pnMni la dead.
Tie State Praee Aiaooiatton meets in
the beautiful mountain town of II en
deraaarille an the 80th of Jaly.
An immense poncoune of people
went to Motehead City laat night. Two
hearily to4an4raiBi pataad down.
Mr. JohaDonn to baTtag a new front
put in the hriolra atora aaxt to his prag
ent ttand, preparatory to movinK in
f whan oompletod.
Tha aoaoonar Quioktime, Capt. Mo
Dorman, loaded with lambor at Rad
cllff : Co'e. mill and sailed yesterday
evening for Philadelphia.
The oommittee are at work on the
preparations for the celebration on the
4 lb of July. Circulars are being sent
out, and a good time will be had.
The death of Mto! Fannie, daughter
of Mr. James M, Bines, was a shock to
bar iamfly and friends. Up to but a
few days ago rite waa to) apparent good
health, and was only aick a abort time.
The afflicted family hare the sympathy
of the whole community in teif sad
benareaoent. The remains ware taken
to Leaoir Institute yesterday for inter
ment. There are complaints that the sprink
ling of the streets with the note' from
the pipe are doing damage to the
atreet bfv;h)g bolet it theem, ,?bfe
is tbereaakef - the nocxls need and the
frequency and oontinuanoe of the use;
The natter was before the board ot
oounoilmeu at their regular meeting,
. . bat sHrWWj fat pfftwdj the board
thinking no Vubt" that the noyelty
would soon waar 6?ft4 only Beoesaary
sprinkling would be done. We mention
water may Rtre the subject the atten
tion needed.
Beatthie.
Mr. E. S. Street sent us yesterday
V two Immense beets, one of them weigh
: ing three aadsrbatf .foands. Beat it,
x or beet ns it yOn'oaa.
The Nwberae of the Q. D. line, ar-
: tf rivtd laet aight and will saU this ater-
:moaft$'1ty!Bky.9itik reoeiTed
up totheiearf eeparture.
". : y tsterd! Afteftrepst riilgOod cargo of
. track. The Veeper of this line will r-?'-."
rive tdaji' aft asil 'tbia aftaraooa at
: 1' Ut
-t-.e t'
r PertOBalr'j i
; 1 ? laapectot quj, pi Norfolt, waa la tU
- - city yesterday inspecting pouera.
, "Mis Josephine Farrier, who baa beta
to her borne ia Jaft" eaany - ' ;
Mr. ;':aa, pfoarietor of tbe New
r.rner: -t i at Morahetd,. wa . ijl the
city yesterday. - .
tfr. J-lI.tirtnantk. la at. tamar froaa
Wake; .rtatkit graduate t tbi
lau eotaaaene-", M i 1 t I ! 1 1
Kr. It. R. r i, to at home oa a
t:s:ttotisr
The Value of the A. A f
! Parsaahl to an lot ( aba Geaerl
aatabb,iie ehalrmeer ottbe board of
oomtnAnioasrs of the oountiea
below met at New Beroe oa Juste the
9th, 1887:
Jas. A. Bryan, coalman ot the board
of oommiasioneraof Crar en eouaty
Joseph Piggott, chairman board of
commissioners of Carteret county.
E. F. Cox, chairman of board of coin
missionen of Lenoir county .
C. E. Foy, representing J. C. Bryan,
chairman of board of oommimiooers of
Jones county .
Wayne not represented,
James A. Bryan, under the act1 was,
by representing tha county harlbg the
large amount of the lailraad property
in its limits, the chairman .
James C. Harrison was elected secre
tary.
The board, constituting a board of
for that purpose, proceeded to
the value of the A. & N. C. rail
road, Washington Bryan, president,
making the returns to the board.
The assessment waa ai follows:
Rail and track 8210,000.00
Rolling stock 60,000.00
Furn're tools at New Berne 850.00
" Kinston. 23.00
" (loldsboro. 75.00
La Grange, 50.00
Road bed, etc 139.000.00
Total valuation i. $400,000 00
The valuation per mile was fixed at
S4.210 52 00-95 and distributed to (he
counties as follows:
Carteret. 17 miles am'iibg io.$ 71,578.95
Craven, 47
Jones, II j
197,894.74
14,786.84
75,789 47
40,000.00
Lenoir, 1H
Wayne, K'
400,0O0.00
Tbe property of the road due to the
cities and towns through which it
passes and subject to taxation by eauh
was apportioned as follow a .
Morehead City li miles aeaouating to
S6.315.78. , .
Newport I mile amounting to 8i,
WW. 9
New Be rue li mile amounting o
$5,263.15.
Kinston i mile amounting te 2,10B.2.
La Orange i mile amounting to 91,
058.68. Uoldsboro 1 mile amounting to ft4,
Slt.53. ,
The rolling stock was listed and
rained as follows:
7 Locomotives, 819,000.00
9 Passenger oars, 15,000.00
Ex press and baggage cars, 4,500.00
7 Coal oars. 8.800. 00
37 Platform cars 4.000.00
20 Band and dump oars, 000.00
89 Other kinds of cars, 13,080.00
Total.
- ..$69,450.00
THE OA PIT AX. STOCK.
Amount of capital stock authorised
1,800,000.00.
Number of shares 18,000.
Amount ot stock paid up 81,797,300.00.
Number of miles, including side
tracks, in the different counties:
Wayue County,.
. 11 Miles.
. 18 "
. 5i "
, SO "
. 17 "
m
Lenoir
Jones
Graven "
Carteret "
Interesete Oommiaalou.- ' f ;
President Bryan, of the A. ft N. C. R.
S., gives notice that on the 27th instant
application or petition wilt b made to
the interstate commerce corrtaitoeion far
the suepebjlen of Qx fotartb aectto' iif
the interstate commerce law as fax a it
affects Kinston and Morehead City4 ana
all points between such, points a freight
is carried by the Eastern Carotin, M-
patoh line. This notice, we suapoae, to
Ktren iq order that those interested in.
having; tbi otauea applied maybe beard
at the same time. Lot such as are con
cerned take due notice thereof and
govern themselves accordingly. This
bill seems to b a peculiar one, and
while passed under pi assure brought
upon Congress few ft passage, la likely
to be rendered a nullity by those for
whose governance it was originally fid
tended. Ln ta fcvfgnt payers' speak
out and they will doubtless be beard
by the oomjUAaion.
Flower Thieve.
Again the fkrwer-yard of Mr. W. 8
Boyd has beta raided by aoaaa tob
creant, who plucked a tuuabar of . r
fewer anl etherwha njurud ' aoaaa ef
the planet, without the f ear ai Oo4 or
the lawg of man. Tbeas Utpaat
aaayyM have cauae to repeht 0 tbebr
wtUttry,a it aa be terwteel fcOthlnt
lew mild, ,Thisitiaea ' gaaaraily af
Sew Berne tab creal Mide ba growing
rergreea aad flsyWeia tobesVBttfy their
frank vinfa Vnt tt tlM bm Sa ha thns
destroyed; aaflia dapraAai caaaot
bapatuntdto.tM.taoatTsdasxt'
4ftm pU&bi wiU taye; ,e ha &9nrm
tbc baak groundt, ami tba -fwtsjl. ejnea
kept Indoors, dertzxth eky af m
of it greatest ittrsrt"?Ba frjmtlie
treat, vl i s,-. ,..'e a .
Clost of Oypreal Csaek School.
The closing exercises of py press Creek
School, Jones oovntj, eonoluded yester
day with aa addreai jOBt our towns
man jUlemeat ' Manly, "Esq . er was
inferodaeed by Mr. Joeepfe KJnsej, of
lAOringaiwl .chrjaefot Wa eutject
' "The Proreat of the Age.'? pon this
ne ueiiverea en amiaentiy practical au
drees to a large, intelligent and atten
tive 'audience. Op? reporter win five
fuli'sartionJarB of addrees and ier
cisea faC aaai weak ' toaae. -
This, the third year of this iastitatioc,
has been a most prosperous one, and the
people of that community ought to feel
prond of suoh a school. We had the
pleasure of attending on this occasion.
where we met many old friends whom
we were glad to take by the band, and
join with them in the pleasures of theae
aouaaj exercises, which bring the peo
ple together to witness the educational
progress made during the year.
There was a Rreat abundance
goud victuals on hand
satisfy the inner-man after en
joy ing such a literary feast by the sin-1
dents of the school and oraterofthe
day. It was one of Mr. Manly 's hap
piest efforts, and we were pleased to
see the audienoe so well gr&titled.
We have a tender spot in our heart
for Cypress Creek. Ixhk ruay her oeo
pla enjoy such educational facilities as
they now possess, and may the bless
ings of heaven attend all their efforts to
dvance civilization, Warning uml
Christianity.
It Seems to Be Needed.
Council man Crawford , when urging
before the City Council the m
ployment of a janitor fox the police
headquarter, stated that it was
desirable to have such an employee of
the city in order that a policeman might
be on the streets after te hour of mid
night. At present the only policeman
on duty after that hour has charge of
the station and oaahot go oa tb.e streets
or be absent from the headquarters, be
cause there must be some one there.
That there is a necessity for it seems
apparent to those who are beet posted in
the neoesBitie of police regulation,
aod those opposing it are not so well
posted or are oareless of the consequences-
Mr. Boyd's flower yard if
despoiled, as appears in today 's paper,
but how long may we expect such dep
redations to be oonliDed U (lowers
only '
Round Knob.
In speaking of the Round Kbob Hotel
the Asbeville Citizen hai this to say
What gives it its chief claim to dis
tinction ia its wonderfully picturesque
position, deep down in the mountains,
yet with ample spread of prospect
around it; its peculiar relation to the
remarkable triumph of engineering
which here begin it conquest of the
Blue Ridge ; and the peculiarities of the
railroad itself, which here winds in
coils around the spot, showing no sign
of access or egress In or ou out of a
seeWag labyrinth; and then the chief -
est wonder of them all, that beautiful
fountain which sends it jet of spray
to greater height than any other in the
known world.
A Rich Tee For Some Parson.
Bay the Charlotte Chronicle It was
reported on the street yesterday morn
ing that four people, two men and two
women, had ran away from the poor-
house for the purpose of getting mar
ried. Of all the Gretna Oreens on
record this ia. pre-eminently the boss.
One of the men ia named Saasuel Parks
and his age is 76 years, lie hasn't a
tooth in his head, and bis blushing part
ner waa Cynthia Parks, whose age is
weet 68. The other couple were Green
Klmjoona, aged 80, and Sarah Baldwin,
aged SO. Before their departure they
told soma of the inmates of the poor
house of their intention.
Mr. John 0. Washington Dead .
AsmviLLE, N. C, Jane IS.
' Mi. John C. Washington, of Kinston,
died this afternoon at Blaok Mountain
Station. Be will be buried here to
morrow in Riverside cemetery -
Washington New.
WabeiJOTOK. June 13. The Presi
dent today appelated John C Luning
postmaster at Lesturg, r ia. tne omce
recently became presidential.
A deleeatioa. from North Caroline,
baadM by Senator Ransom had .?aaee
and kepresentatie Henderson, waited
on the President today and asked the
modification at the executive order oon
eol (dating tha Internal revenue districts
o that the district iu that Bute will
not bechanced.
' ; e- '.&;!" .
i Pleaaaat Tiaiea.
"Tte organ of r tight whieb is the
eource of so' much pleesure a well a
benefit ia aian, to Taiy etalioatsx A
great jtary ewont, met awsjatiag
thtok are asing aheap apectaeiea. laese
glaaeee, by. their; hnperfeel eooatructton
and; tolemigbaa, eerloaaly tejarf and
Cfaetimee almost deetrey- the, tight.
Bawkae' Cry"d Itnes ara the
art perfect r-.- Ut tb world; belag
aepeeially luL-;-td far the pretax ration
end aometk" v-!on tat the ttrkt.
; "."'AU eye tf-l t-1 1 e fit rr&
t tbaantt t' 8 Lw.y, l'w
-erne, '.t, tT-JM
La Orange Items
It is decidedly cool, and ihr ;t"n lb
showing the effect of it
All our young ladiee in i.svn ooen
attending school, are uuw at home on
vacation .
The law business has loncd a little.
Our new Mayor heaid hit, rirE-i caau laM
week. We suppose Le hkrr- the busi
ness not much.
Church services last .San !) hiii
Sunday night at the C 1 by Hev V
E. is wain and at the 1 unci let- Church
by Rev. Mr, Harper.
A heavy rain, the hoavir.t fui years,
fell just north of this lace last ruJay.
Mr. Noah House and (' .S. Wooteu.
Esq.. say that It was e s i red ml y luavy
at their houses.
Mrs. Ava I'apell died ut l.cr rtei 1 c i .
fh Hucklesbury last week aim witis
weeks illneos. A ur-rful ill guml
woman lias died. l'ljc beriu-,l faiu.ly
have the sy rupalb) uf iln riu.niui.ity.
The severept bail pl'iru ti luauy
years panne.! tbrough thm ami lulling
creek luwrjhhip TliurIu '.' 1 n.M Toe
hail portion of tlo- hiorin i r'Bte.l Neuse
rivew jum bt-luv Die u,.,utti '! H.-ar
creek and iu, iiiiic' viu- uriiil iiwrili
east. The faiuin . f Nusl, .ui-t J .t,hua
Mutton, 1! V. Sutton. '1 h "ina.- .button
Julius I".. Sutton, alii i (In ir- 1 -1 1 j in
its track. The destnn tuui to gai'lene
waa grealepl home ul tlitin 1 oin al
most ruined l iiill an 1 lutluii w o
considerably ilumuol in t, iuk la oh
I u l al lin i iMt-k tc nr-t. i p it i I t .
have been riy peveie. iim ' tin
hall stoned weie sai l In Uo hi.n
large as hen t-ggn V tivm t'i it tl..
storm was equally m i , i. 1 1 K
Bide of Neuse
Iavit-'H cuiiiiin-lii , no ; : .tu.. .!
w eek an iiiiioun'ed In. jwi..'.. .x
ot' tl u . i ( i , . v l Min, i : , . i
out as aurioii ij. i .1 ; 1 , . x. i
the boys was r , I , m m, .. i,,i
good The niiffi Ii ul in i ai .M
.1 Mi l
,r by
I t 1
MM' l-Il
Wednesday is rouiplimenie,! l.y all nh .
heard it. The concert ly tin ban. I
Tuesday 1 ironouin e l a Miocesn by
the male huarern, and the ladn n i all it
"just splendid. The school dm nig the
past year haw been bettei putroin. ed than
at any previous year, then having boon
enrolled IK! during the term an in
crease of ?i over any prev mu- i.n
The sohooi ia doing a gi xxl work . ami
Idling a plai t" long needed in l.uhti in
Carolina We wisji it the nucrene in
the future that it so richly diwnrn
We wish we were able so give the naimw
of all theair ones who visited our
place during the commencement
"There waa lots of 'em," and they were
pretty, prettier and prettiest. This
all I can Btky of them.
Pamlico Items.
Our average negro man seems t be
happiest when he ie at work n i
around a stiok of pine timber.
The fair young farmer says that fin
is the wrong one for us to talk i ihihoIb
tion to.
(ien. (Jreen has about Ksineil poasos
sion of some of the cotton patches in
our section.
We cannot understand why it if that
some of the fanners wail until their
crops are almost smothered n ilh grass
before they begin cultivation.
We have had it very wet for the past
two weeks, too much ao for crops, but
the heaviest rain of the season fell heie
on the 10th inst. It oompletely flooded
the country and was accompanied l
large but scattering hail stones.
The enterprising citiretm of TrarjV
Creek haye ereoted a very nice sehooi
houee best we have seen in thecoun-ty-Hne
too that the community orjght
to feel pseud Of. They conduct a very
large Sunday-school at that place,
which meet Sunday evening at three
o'clock-
Bome very mischievous follow t r fel
lows put tip a rough job on the horse of
Mr. W. H. Whitoomb while he was
here on a viait a few nishts ae-o. Tlo v
hacked the mane and tail of the animal
ao as to ruin the looks of him. Wean
aorry to know that our vicinity contains
such rude chaps.
Won.terlul urn.
W. U. Hoyt A Co.. wholesale and re
tail drugRiow of Home. (ia . say: 'e
have been selling 1 r . Kin s New Dis
covery, Kleclric HitUTB and Hucklen 's
Arnica Salve for two years. Have
never handled remdie that sell as
well, or Rive such universal satisfac
tion. There have been some wonderful
cures elTected by these medicines in
this city. Several cases of pronounced
Consumption have been entirely cured
by use of a few bottles of Dr. King s
New Discovery, taken in connection
with Klectric Hitters. We guarantee
them always. Sold by li. N. Dujly.
rilln War Threatened.
Cbicaoo, June 13. A Time special
from Tuoaon, Arizona, says Tha hoa
tiles am . eapeossd to be in the east
end of the Santa CataliDa m unUins
as their signal smoke has been dis
tinctly seen. The troops of cavalry
afe operating in that locality. Over
one hundred fighting bucks are out,
all well armed. The chief of the
Avarapia Apaches says there will be
a big Indian war; that more than four
hundred warriors will soon be in the
field, all with good gun and plenty of
ammunition. Nearly ali his young
backs joined the hoetiles. All of the
mountains hare been fired. The
Indians say this was done to stop the
troop from using the heliograph signal
flash. The crest of the Santa Catalicas
last night was ablaze for 15 miles.
Baetlsat Aralea BIt.
TU BaaY&fcLvn la the world for
Outs, Bruise, Sore. Ulcer, Salt
IPa C nul
IUIVUSB, inn omv, , uu.L,puu
Bands, Chilblain, Corns, and all Bkin
Ertfpetotat, ajid'pctitfTetyf cure pile
or ao pay required', t It to guaranteed to
rtre perfect tifaotiosi,ar money ra
ta Med. Mo S3 cento pet box. Tot
-'i by B.N. Daffy, ( " ,,T : declo . Jy
Wjrk Rrsun-t-J
hinsBlHi,, l'a., JuLe '.J The it
rsampUou of work at rriok o ooke
ovens now coLtrolU i Lv Larnegie.
fhipps ..V ( ) , givt-p oj, plot rnent Ui
about 3,(Ai'J Uicn an 1 v, nl pi ubabU le
suit in a geneial it-n.inn i:.t .uh-
out the C unnellt lib- region .n a (r
days. The out put ol I rik r ov( ie
about j.U'9 loi.? i I o kr )i ... .'
which Caruegir V I n. ; i
cent for their uwrj tnuir
Y c u ' J a '. k
Kil We-' Ha J uij
Ihrre
bate been t
ac-ee of loluw
1 'Lr pat tl.t
fever sirii e i rll-l Ji.l
w af diot'bargod fr in tl.' ! .'a
1 Ii a lh ii 1 ak, N nl n - !
I'rayinen aio not . ' n-d I i a. .
lain liceriM- vi itlmul lurtln i not;
U.A - I 1. Ul I.. ' 'IU 'lax I u.o
At Auction.
a i n-1
iug . Ilarnr-,p
moe luiIioLil
Sale at '.
Jl N I. lfllb
and Middle i-l r . t
w. r- '
Sea Shells.
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"A BOOK FOR THE PEOPLE.''
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Sfereopiicon Exhibition
NEWBERN THEATRE.
IMonday Mtrht, .linn- -.
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Rene; ed efiLM.
M eado w s lni Hluir
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Notice.
A ppl nation having been made to tho
Interstate I cunuierce tJoniniih.ion f r
UUe siispiriHioii of the fourth unction nl
the Interstate I'ominurre Laws, a, far
as it affects Kindlon and Jlorehniid Cits
)n tha HtaU' of North Carolina, and
Situated on the A .V N C. K. K. which
is a part of tin- Kaslern Carolina 1 hB
piitrh line, and all ointH between
which points and said above named
towns freight is carried by nail 1 1 in- j
not ic e i" hereby given that on June - h
inst. said application or petition ill I i
presented to said reinn, ii-Moi i f..i .irti n
the r eon
WAMIIM ,Ti iN I d: . '.".
I'res t A. A N C 1; K. Co
New Hern, N. ('., June lo. '."d
PATAPSCO FLOURING MILLS
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I'AI AI'SIO SM'KIU AIlVi; I'A 1 LM
1 lit Premier Flour ol Ami rle-
l-I.i if K liflb leiv I ell on. eite.l to I
feur lor I o tnr Ol h e r In 111 In oil li t r y
A , the Hot 1 ii.inln ! A Ilirri'ii 'i I our Ht'e
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214 COMMERCK STKI'IT.
BKPHJKSFNTKD BV
Mr. E. K. BISHOP,
nnlflrtSni NEW HF.HMK, N. f
Just Received :
45 Hhds. New Crop
English Island
Molasses,
Will Sell Cheap.
APPLY TO
Ferdinand Ulrich,
WHOLESALE GROCER
KIDDLE STREET,
- ; JfEW BEEITE, N. 0.
t. A. OBBKifB Old Staitd.
geo. siomr
Smallwood & Slover
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PRICE ANDJUALITY.
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W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
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Mrs. S. Parsons
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Valuable Real Estate
K I : s A I A.
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, ,i , Bitualod at
i mi 1 hi reels In this
k Alley and Hprlng
, ' nee oil l'olUxr
,1 i n et, next to
nl Tuln bTOt)d
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For Sale at a Bargain,
i K' '.fo hi .k.-i:, wuh 1)U(;i;y
uiel : I 1 Nl -' l'ai tii'ular-t can be
1 1 , t , i o . , i.i. ..pp... itmn at JoURNAI.
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Bill Poster.
I1' i - ii lianiK I ills to post will do.
w i 1 I to j. I r me a t I l' 1
i .'.i.Kii.f, ii. Johnson.
1 ! i 1. ! 1 ,il 1 I .in h a will bo at
tend' 1 t . jun 1 lm
SHAFERS
mm mmim imn
M arm fin tu rod from the Blackberry
Juice am! Knot, and pure Imperial
1 rein h Hrarnlv. especially for
M 1 : 1 1 U I N A I . I SK, by
I. CALVIN 8HAFER.
I ortlainlt tm. t .
. Now York.
d in- perioral ,i.
berry Hrandy b
vent i vi: of. and
i ol ic . and m ni 1 1 ;i
bi ktein. liar md u
prepare an ai t u
the i e 1 1 u 1 r i n i e n 1 1
and recomnicndi
iiid lor :i p., re 11 lack"
family ut,e. as a pre
medy fur LUanhoBa,
di ranenients of the
d the undersigned to
which fully meets
im! can be proscribed
I hy the physician, and
taken by adult or child with perfect re'
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l i i h 1 1 i.i ' j fif JM a
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1 1, i me a- to it" pur it y an J efficacy. Be- U ",
mn pri-pared from 1)k fruit and root of '
tin- Ulackberry. m combination with
n: ported I rem b Hrandy, this remedial .-
!.i,-' nt i" presenteil in the most efncien
: u k n own , and the undersigned trusts ' .'
tl...t In.-. eHiabiirhed reputation, of manyo
years' standinc;. as a manufacturer Of ij
' -,;n ilar preparations, will serve as-a' "
yii iranJy for the recommendation of tals?
a- the l.nr. am .i article of thekiqd 't , t
, , ii, vnkct. Put up in Half-fin;',
1 ir; and iuRrl Ikittles, one dozen in .ft l
TESTIMONIALS.
M NT. t.AiR, N. J., Feb. 0, ltt?.'- ,
My Iear Mr. Shafer: I testify with
i pleasure to the value of yonr ?Medicl'-
nal Blackberry Brandy," which ,Wt jj ,
inducerl to try by your Statement (lU.
w hich I place the utmoet oonfideoce). 594
that it wa.i composed essentially otgood
llramly. with a definite quantity of 4.
Fluid Extract of Blackberry Roott 'Toa '
can well depend on the excellence ' ef ; ..
the articles which enter into its oompch
sition, for your success in obtaining or
ders when once it is known that you -I
have unequalled facilities for obtaining ,
the beet material and the disposition to '
make tne beet nee of them. "4 - 1
Yours very truly, . . ', . ,
j. w. plnKhaM; ild. ;
None genuine withe tb eigaatuTP
of I. Calvin Shxfkk, gs Ceitmlartdt
NeYork.- - T "
For sale.iwholeaale tod Vet&il. f
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