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: , iuiAinod dally, axaeB Moaday, ft
rjmj.tt.mhtr fix momitut. IMlvared
y aabsorlbars at jS seats par'aaeata,
.S WEJCKXiT JOUnjIAX ft M'eolama
,r, la r-ihaanaa rrsry Tkuadtr at H.0S
r an nau. - ;
ADVXBTtBINQ &ATKS DAlLY) On
, Bona day fl-; We. for each eoboequaot
i ...erTtoiv ; . "j
AttarUanuii ftsdar head of Br.rlnnas
LMUi'MmUpN Us tar nm, and I MW
ur very subssqaastt lueertlan.
N mwflwniii it Hi oalnaar.ed iImiwb
ocj siatter ftt any pnee.
Notice tfjtentefa or J)Uia. not toaxeeed
t.a uuei rill be Inert ail free. -Ail additional
matter win be eoaixed toon (spar Una.
iymaatatortraariantadTarUaeuienu moat
l., read la advance. UanlaradTarUavmenia
ul baaoUaetaaaraanpUjr at tha and f each
iutu la.
.uauaamfeUoa aontalalaa new or a dia
uaa.ua. of aaai a&auara ara aollciuxl. Mo
eunuaaaManoo maat be exoaeted to be twib-
iiium (oat oooiama obtecUonable nenonai-
Uoaj viuinoioa LM nana of tha author- or
t tal U1 buuu more than oue column of thla
jjaper.
Any aaraoa fee Una agsrleed at any anony
mouaauouBOiueauon can obtain tiie nam. o
lua suae y application at tnla offloa and
n inegi
uavux wherein t
I Knavauoa exiale.
THE JOURNAL.
ft. wvwn.
a. HaJaFER.
Kdltaa,
3TKy BKBBE. N. C. JUNE 23 1387.
Catered at tat real oatoe at Nr Baraa, M O
aeeeaoad nl atattar.
TREASON AJfD REBELLION.
Bead Itr. Cleveland's last letter, and
see the "under-bred ,: phrase he appliea
to the Booth "rebellion." That ia not
tba language of decency and truth. It
ia an offence. It ia worse it ia dema
gogical. Oar language may not please
the organ, but it pleases us, and ex
pressed what we feel.
Wo clip the above from the Wil
mington Star's leader or last Sun
day. In that article the Star shows
the necessity of differing with the
President when the President
switches off the track of his party.
Bat, notwithstanding this opposi
tioo to his party by the President
is some instances, the Star stands
ready to give him a warm support
if he should be nominated for re
election, as he is infinitely better
than a Republican of the Ulai.nk
or Sbxbman stripe.
Bat the Star's comments on the
President's use of the term "rebel
fk" as applied to the South wc
, t'link A little severe unless it had
condemned, in language at least
equally as severe, the use of that
term by representative Southern
men. We call to mind now the
fact that Attorney General Uie
LJlVD, in bis written opinion, given
in the early period of President
CLEVELAND'S administration, on
th eligibility of Gen. Lawton to
a foreign mission, nsed the word
rebellion a number of timeB, and
while this opinion was copied by
Southern papers, not one that we
remember, not even the Star, made
anjpfote8t to the use of the term.
Now if ft representative Southern
man, holding the position of At tor
ney General of the 1'nited States
can, without protest from his peo
ple, allude to the great struggle
between the States as a '-rebel
lion," why should we rail against
the President, a Northern man,
thoroughly imbued with Northern
ideas, for doing the same thing T
W object and have always ob
jeered- to the use of the term
"rerjeuion" as appiieu to the war
' etween the States, and to the
rm traitors" as applied to the
Southern people. But we do not
get mad at our Northern friends
when tbey-call us rebels," but we
do somewhat lose patience when
outnern men ten ns we were
.Cbelfl and when Southern school
cachers will use in their schools
istoriee, written by Northern men,
'.iat; teach oar children that we
-era traitors.
previa at to distant day .to fc-Jiet
the sympathy and active co-opera
tion ana support et all the intelli
gent and progressive farmers tl
tne ejoutn, , -
Recently a convention of repre-
seacatire farmers of Texas, Loaitv
tana and Arkansas was held at
Waco, Texas, to institute and pros
ecute such measures as woald aid
and advance the movement
On the 16th of August a conven
tion of the farmers of the ten cotton
States is called to meet in Atlanta,
Gak, to consider the causes of the
depression existing in the great in
dustry of agriculture in the South,
and if possible to find and apply
the remedy. At this convention,
steps will be taken, most probably,
for the call and organization 01 a
National Farmers' Association. Ob
the second Wednesday in January
next, our State Association will
meet in the city of Greensboro,
N. C.
The gratifying and rapid progess
made in our State, in organizing
farmers' clubs and the organization
of granges, inspires the belief that
the farmers of the Old North State
are being aroused as never before,
and that they will be fully prepared
to fall into line with their brother
farmers and with their best en
deavor and truest loyalty, strive to
advance this the greatest of all our
industries.
We, the Executive Committee of
the North Carolina Farmers' Asso
ciation, appeal to the farmers of
our State to organize. Establish
neighborhood or township clubs;
gitaaiva iKt 1-. i Latest be pos
sibly obtained.; We jrant to see
a rel educatioisj boom ia our
county. We watt-to see parent,
teachers and all school officers take
a lirelj interest U schools. When
we do our fall duty all will be welL
We learn that a gentleman whs
reeides.peai Jrenton had, daring
tne ;ia&t jwjtspeii, a very -grassy
cotton' patch, and his wife con
cluded to help him weed it oat, bat
what was to become of theirjittle
baby while the mother helped the
father ; who was to . norse it-' -The
father got oat the baby carriage,
pat a rope ,to ; the tongaa of the
carriage and fastened the other end
of it to his waist, wed the cotton,
Earned the taby while the mother
elped. and by , these means have
secured. a neat, clean ootton patch.
Two of Cypress creek's worthy and
reliable citizens say that this is a
real fact, as they saw the father
and mother at work while the baby.
was in the carriage and polled after
them as above described. 1 will
say that poverty and want may
peep into their doors but cannot
enter, because there is too much
vim and energy.
As the Joubnal ia generally
read by nearly all of our public
school teachers 61 our county, 1 will
state that the next examination ol
school teachers will take place at
Trenton on the second Thursday in
July and will continue three days.
Our superintendent says that
Thursday and the morning of Fri
day will be devoted to the exami
-4rst il II
ai no E
. 1
t il-Li- W.ftAidf.3i !::
: ir u.i.. .'
r.rr
11 n t I An rf v V i r- o r r.li .inn t n aVv n.mt
?orm: .?nl5 . c.18' Uticates, while the remainder of
Absolutely Pure.
Ttau Dtnrder navar vartaa. A marrsl of
purity, avransft. and wnolaaonaaaaa. MoT
aeonojnloal than taa ordinary kind, and eaa
not b aold In oompeUUon with tha multitude
of low (at, ahort weight, alum or phoaphata)
Kwdera. Botd only In nana. BotaxBaxmw
wm Oo.. 1(4 Wail-aw.fi. I. novU-lydw
Fr atJe in Ney bern-bj Alex. Miller.
and thus he in a position to be
properly represented in our State
Association and other representa
tive bodies of our farmers. We
respectfully but earuestlv suggest
the time will be devoted exclusive
ly to the examination of colored
applicants. Mr. Pear-sal 1 says the
object of setting apart and dividing
.1. r d- i nj u v. t ia vv n i uiu a j uuj u u ii ci
t.hnf. mAf lnaM nf furnirM IkM . ,
und held in every neighborhood as
soon us the Imy season in our
crops shall have passed. Prepare
for it now. Begin to aeitate it.
Write to the IWoyremre Farmer.
Raleigh, N. C, the oUlcial organ of
our State Association, lor the form
of Constitution and By-Laws, which
will be mailed to applicants free ot
charge.
It is necessary that the Secretary
of our State Association should
have and kuep a complete directory
of the farmers' clubs throughout
the State.
We iherefore ask that every club
in the State (whether it be county
or township club) send at once to
our Secretary, Mr. B. . Hester,
Oxford, N. ('., the name and pout-
office addrem of each, the 1'regident,
Vice President, S cretarg and Treas
urer toijcther with the number of
members in the club, and the date of
organization.
We trust that each member of u
club receiviug this address will be
sore to call the attention of his club
to this very important matter.
1). It. l'AUKKR, )
A. M. MclvKK, j
1). Mc.N. McK , ' I x. '..in. !
I,. L. Poi.k, !
( '. McDonald, 1
Jones County Items.
vent all from applying in one day.
As he desires to have ample time
to give each one a thorough exami
nation, we consider it a good idea,
and hope each applicant will note
the time set apart so as to assist
him all they can in advancing tho
educational interests of our county
No competent teacher will object
to a thorough examination, while
if ineom etent teachers object so
much the better for the schools, for
the money had better remain un
expended than to be thrown away
on teachers not Capable of teaching.
Baehlaa'a Arulea ftalwa.
Turn Bkst Balvi in the world for
Cuta, Bruiaea, Bore. Ulcers, Sato
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, GhUblaina, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and poaUivelj' cure pilea
or no pay required! It ia guaranteed to
give perfect eatisfaotion, or moaey re
funded. Prioe 85 oente per box. Fo
sale by R. N. Duffr. declf It
T the Farmers of North Carolina.
Wlthodt co-operation we can
ar' no :, organization, without
ranfzatkui we can have no eys
m, without system we can do
ithingisThls 1b the bed-rock idea
on -which rests our farmers'
aba and other organizations. It
as this that brought into being
t splendid convention on the
Lh of-January ' last,1 where was
;anizeT,'..iQirr - -North Carolina
risers'. Association. It was the
'-i an4 parpose of that oonven-1
i to. make this Association a
: :anent nstitntion. Not per--aV-traVthat
it should grow
I trengthfin;nd. develop until
oaldejnbrace in its member
- nil the farmers of our State,
r before 1n all the history of
nntry,'hare the fanners felt
" gly theimperative necessity
nizatlon. . In the Northern
rthwestera States1 their . or
?n ia murine staadllr.fln.'
tLronghorrt the' South thai
-1 is not only hepeftil and
-1, , but - tronderfaL 1 and
Wo are having real suiumer time
now ; the thermometer was at
Trenton on Saturday last.
Crops are looking well, par
ticularly corn. Cotton has turned
a little yellow, but a few days and
nights like Saturday and Sunday
will make it look all right.
Edward Stanly of TreDton town
ship is to the front with the first
cotton blossom of tho season which
he says be found in his cotton field
Friday morning last, and says he
will have several more in a few
days. ('apt. K. It. Page lias this season
raised a fine crop of grain. We
must also add that he has a nice
ootton prospect and a magnificent
corn crop, better than I have ever
seen him hae, all in excellent trim
for growing.
The little colored boy which I
stated in last week's items as shot
at the plantation of Capt. Page,
died on Sunday evening the 12th
inst. Coroner Bryan held an in
quest on Monday. Verdict ren
dered by the jury : accidental
shooting.;
On Saturday, 11th Inst., Mr.
Daniel Andrews, who resides near
Deep Spring Church, buried his
little child, and on Saturday, the
18th inst., the mother was placed
iu'the same graveyard. Mrs. An.
drews bad been sicir for several
months, having a complication of
dropsy and heart disease. The
whole community deeply sympa
thize with Mr. Andrews In his
double bereavement.
Any of the public school teachers
of Jones county who may desire to
attend any or the normal schools
of cor State can get reduced rates
on any of onr railroads by apply
ing to oar county superintendent
and get a certificate that be is pre
paring, to become ft teacher of pub
lic schools, ' We sincerely hope that
as our State Superintendent has
secured these rates,, that every
teacher in our county who possibly
can, will avail themselTM of these
advantages and make themselves
as efficient, and av the Jethne
acquaint themselves of all the pro-
MoaTRwmAyT,
PUEE&PEEfIiqT,IENSES
World.
Prepare forjhe Season
Blatchley's Freezers,
Will f reeae cream aolid ip five minutes)
Refrigerators
Water Coolers,
Wire Dish Covers,
Wire Window Cloth,
Fly Fans,
And a hull Line of
House Furnishing Goods,
L. II. CUTLER'S,
26 & 28 Middle Street,
XEW UEKNK. N, C. f
Fd u rtH idf F 4 uly iGe I d b ratio n !
' .FID BUY YOUR SULlUEfl GOODS AT-- f
HOWARD- r-MESfi
We hsre in store and eonstaotly arriving, Seasonable Goods for
Bummer .Wear consisting of Drabdete Suits, Seersucker.
Alpaca, Serge and Flannel Coats and Vests. '" !
faitd iftne City. Lisle Thread, Balbriggan, Gauie and .Net Undershirts and
tiiaTT ! ' f tj Urawers to match. Best Bleached Jeans Drawera, 50e.
; In tSnirtl we have a rare variety. All who have used The Fearl bhirt
are well pleased both with fit and wear. A nice set of Triple Plate Buttons
with each half-dozen Shirts. We will guarantee our Boss OOe, Shirt to-eqaal
any 25c. Shirt in New Berne.
Plaited Bosom, Pique and Colored Shirts;. Lawn Tennis Skirts and Shoes.
New lot of Jas. Means &. CO. 'a $3 Shoes just arrived.
Collars 10c , Caffs 15c; Celluloid Collars and Cuffs, full assortment.
Handkerchiefs, Silk, Linen and Cotton, all prices. The best Linen llandt
kjerchief you ever got for 15c
i 'H. Hose, vVhite and Colored Xeckwear, new lot junt received. Initial
Scarf Pins, all letters in a few days, ouly 10c. Porpoise Hide Shoe Laces.
Gent's Garters, silk and cotton. Sleeve Supporters, Cuff and Scarf It .
tainere.
Batbing Suits just arrived. Firemen's Bubber Coats, Hats and Boot
Trunks, Valises, Straw Matting, Carpet, Bugs, etc.
RED LIGHT SALOON,
Near Market Dock, Middle St,
NEW BERNE, N. C.,
IS WHUU YOU VA.1S ALWAYS ril
PURE LIQUORS
0 every variety, In larfre or email
quantities. Also the FINEST GRADES
"tobacco and cigars.
All of wbioh will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH!
John I). Din kins, Salesman.
E. WHITMAN,
dec22dw - Proprietor.
Be sure and call on us before you buy.
HOWARD & JONES,
Opp. Episcopal Church, Pollock St.
OLDEST AND LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE IN VA.
Walter D. Moses & Co.
914 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,. VA.
,-ujnrmftiTTiiaaa
.' f TsA lDBtrumenl
. ifT ' . " i A gen is ci I
Pianos and Organs on eaay monthly
plan at factory prices. Old Instruments
taken in exobaDge, bought, rented aa4
"repaired.
laaUH Stock ofSHIET IdUBIC.
Inslructlou Booka of allklnda. Bpeolal Dta
eoiiiit to 1'eucliera aud tkihoolB. UalalOKoes
luatled free. Asaortmeut of Mmlc aentOD
aelecllloD If desired. Htrloin lor all Mnaloal
A few allKHtly used Planoa and
lundard ruakra. from $'ib to fMO.
i Uuiuom froreaalonal Oliver Bell
Violttin At'Piir.lliiiiat ttitl fVArvtlilnv In that
t.a. Musl(.al Uue
Correspondence solicited. Catalogues mailed free on application at the office of
our JSortn Carolina A Kent,
junl7dw6m MIDDLE STREET, NEW BERNE, N. C.
MAX SGHWEKIN
HIS CLOTHING EMPORIUM
In. tlao
They are aa tianaparanl and color
light (taelf, and foraortbaaa or endurance to
ibe eye. cannot be exoeUad, enabling the
wearer to read ror boura w)tool fatigue. In
fact, they are
l EKKKCrr SIGHT PtlJSTtWKRB,
Teallmorjlala frora the leading physicians
In the United Btatea, Uavernora, 8natora,
IxKlalatora, atockmen, man o note lnall pro
feaalona, and In dlffereni branches of trade,
banker, mechanlca, etc., can be given who
nave nau tneu aigbt improTed by their uaa.
ALLi EYES FITTED
AND THE KIT GTJARANTEK1) BY
F. S. DUFFY, Druggist,
mart) NEW BERNK, N. O. Iy
ROUIID KIIOB,
Tun (rellnhtful reaort la now open to vlall-
ors. rne hotel naa oeen thoroughly reno.
vated and furnlabed throughout wltn an eye
wine aona comion 01 goeata Hatha, jki
tnc tteiia, watei in every room, white
Uec
lh
TABLK 1b nnsnrpaased by any on tha road.
The Scenery la unexcelled In ptctnreaqne
oeamy, wun a rooaiaiik ui rowing a atream
'm fet hlnh.
A near way haa been opened from here
to tna riaiuuu. a tne Hina Ktriie,
MlTCUELL-a PEAK and TOB R1VKR,
which ahortena tba dlktanoe one-half; ta over
a good road, at leaa expenae, more comforU,
and the whole route a ttOEMK OF BEAUTY
AWD1NTERK8T.
Mole Train, Guide and Ten ta, all to be had
at the HOteL
The W. N. C. R. R. trains atop here (or din
ner.
Kxpreaa, Telegraph and Poetofflee In Ike
bulldUig. Kvery effort on tba part of the
management will be to make roar Btay
pieaaaut and agrceahie. Terma reaaonante,
W. I. BPRAGUK,
The anperb SALOON 1a branch of Jaa. H,
Juongbran'a, AabevlUa, li. 0. m2T tl
New Central Hotel,
rraaaTwmwr Biwui Hawit
South Front Straat; Haw Sarae, If.
IB. F Amnion, Prartetor,
Offara apaoial IneTBoamtmtJ to aotnmarela.
anen.
' Oalalna of inparleT axealleoea.
Omnlboa and baggage wagon at all tral
mrA mia -
Batea, gl.OOBafday. dal?
Sea Shells.
ONE nVTDBXD FANCY SKA-SHELLS
for ONE DOIX.AR. Bend twenty-five centa
for aanple dor en to P.O. Box 19, 8 wan
boro, N. C.
D. H. 'WARD.
Jnne 10 ,18S?. II dlwartw ;
1 J - -
For SaleataVSargain. 1
and aSTS& A Parttmianr aat
obtained on nppttu&vk , at ; iotsxit
office,;
-i8dlWWlBl4,
Take Notice !
Our store is filled with
Provisions, Groceries, Canned
Goods, Ury Good, Crockery,
Etc. We keep a full line of the
Celebrated Prison Boots and
Shoes.
ALSO
C. S. Parsons & Sons' Boots
and Shoes.
Kvery pair warranted to give aatiS'
faction.
Country merchant and tha people
generally are requested to oall and ex
amine our large stock before poroha.
ins;, we will give you low figures.
We job Lorillard Snuff .
ROBERTS BEO.,
South Front it.. Keu Bttn. K. O.
K. R. JONES,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
General Merchandise
AUG IN G AN1 TIES Etc
Consignments of Grain, Ccttoa and
outer rrodoce solicited.
Prompt Attention Guaranteed;
W. Cor. South Front and Middle BV
NEW BERNE, K, C., ; 1
Williams'
Freight Lino
Witt Bargee Beed'i iuA? lSqIrest,.
will maka ' tegular trtpa,' to Baltimore
and return ereryjtw? week. . . ..
JFrelrkU Uiwr Tkaa 'fM Lottie
; B,kxi'CbKiiu,gtn-New Bniqi N.'d
. Vautu?& JtTXBs - Aeeotai Salti
more lid. - t ..i.,fa-.i-t.i y.
sLii !i - - J.'V. .WILLIAMS. "
r,tnay dwtf : Proprietory
X 'pnrs saad -delloicna artiele m.t
, jnavtoiin "
to the Store lately occupied by Wm. Eollister, where with more Room to din play
nis lnoreaaea stooa, ne is, witn tne assistance of
MR. SAMUEL JR. BALL,
prepared to show and sell at Hard Pan Prices,
The FINEST, NOBBIEST, NEATEST, PRETTIEST and BEST
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Straw, Derby and-Fur Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Dry Goods, Etc., Etc.
I AM BOLE AGENT FOR
A. A. BATTLES' MEN'S CALF SEWED $2.50 SHOES
The only Rhoea sold In this otty that are WARRANT
ED ; by the Manufacturer TO MK and BY ME TO MT
CUSTOMERS, viz: Kvery pair la Warranted! ahonld
any of them in anyway within any reaaonable time
: give oat, 1 will npon return of damaged pair and state,
merit aa to length of wear, bithirrbfcnd the MoNar
Or GIVS AHOTHKB HBW PAIR IN EXCHANGE. It lS the
beat, flneat and cheapest Shoe In tha World for the
money. They come la Button. Plain and Bharp Toed
, Congress and Laos Up Bhoea.
1 have teatlmonlala from aome of onr best and lead
inf cltltena, who have bought the ''BATTLES 8HOK,"
some of which have worn one pair as long aa 13 mon tha.
and proDounoe it the Beat, Cheapest and Jaalost Wear
ing Shoe In the world.
I respectfully solicit an inspection of our Stock and guarantee entire satisfac
tion to all purchasing from us.
MAX SCHWESIN,
Middle Street, at Wm. Holliater's Old Stand. Sign of Flag.
u
niSHtlilVlMiliM
1 aianu4 Trial
iua a9 pa.
imtt a laf us ui'uvuiUOBj
of aom took a rtul Uat
toaaaiui nranol
BaVUoalOaratorKenDaaDabilltr,
ftnd Piml al Dm in Ton
Omni.
mnFMIfl.
4 U AS Urn. TmmI tnr RishtVa m.
hoaaa4fawr abaalotoly rartoia pramatanrr
atfea ana brokpn Aeywn man toth. roll anlavmAntcir
MrtaMaadbai MsnlrBuvncth ud Vimroaa Bealtk.
.Itnnan nsranr Iran vii. su.ay uusuuj. u li i . a 1 11 a
taaaaot er laanw K Hi. ltroaara,OTaT-Iria
or too fraa Indnlaanof, w tvk that roa nad oa
mnt of jam tmabla, aad aaeura
wltb iuot'd FampalritAs.
VIA
v a a
V-. TUB LW
.aTatd
t" tim,.jUka8UkaRauiTikatriu ,
CliUBO llin ml.. aoM Mt hairfcn
,nl7
amaateTaol
'Ma-tanirAe arnlml riBeibaaclMr
linitnr.
fcrooaatabaat I
WiWkTortoorn
aoar nama wita atatoon ol
fMrpuuonu u mm of diMM. apKiar
lliniiaaii ala til ailll i . il 1 . . TTl
CS!l!!f Vaitt of Uf. ara kick, tbMS4
TBCATSEITHlas Koetk, tj. Trtkoa K HthU
HARRIS REMEDY CO.. Bra CamisrC
oemr
;.TaathOUaaa.OT.ivOTOs,
ara ,
RtlPTUREO FaRSOM ean bars raai Trial of our Appltanoe. AM. for Torrasl
GEORGE ALLEN CO.
Generar Hardware
AjcrrciltTiral -il mp l e m e n t b.
f fows, "Harrows, CaltJrators,
,V; "WVB 1UV9,
Wood's Mowers and , Keaoers.
" j -i ui Steara Enjrfnes,
r Datton Gins and Presses.
reVtniiers. Land Plaster, Kainlt
juecqtiuqa a oois ana Hardware,
Liinevij Brick, Cement. Plaster
Hairi" Paint, a Kalsomlne; v Var-
nlsii.Oil,Olass. Pjittgr and JJair.
VaT61 BeM?erat6rsi 'V Oil
tWfctTV Erixekar Bureiar
PnMlSaslilda'Warrahf to
rfve security and catlsfkctlon.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
&.&E1TDEES02T
Only '-''Coioiimu.nti
ha rjti'i Lift K&ileeUesI tittow&i:'
Total Capital oyer Torty lalllionsb.
'Dnllora ' TnnOl il.
vBelng in eonespondenoe with ssTstal pav-; hW';'
Ilea North who dealra tA nk ln.aiiiii. 'v - f, '
nnsl ete., In this vicinity, persons hvrS '
farm or wood lnrt for sale would - So,. : ' ;,
wan to give me a descr!ptlos, wita prlosf'; , "
etc.' ' .
So charge made U aala is not effected .-Vf
Charges moderaU wbsalessje'iiiada.1
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' U room east of Oaaton Home.
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Take ? UoticealiK;
Paoi'. Vt't H. BBEPARD'is cutting- ; ' '
half for SO centa, and - also dyeing btob '
taohes black or brown for 20 cents.
AleshainsnBore aadpntethfra in " j
good order for 20 oents. ; : "
t . Children's hair catting, 18 cent. , Y ; . .
Hecanbe. found opposite the Oaeton
House, wb ere he has a poU'end eopT
shaver, Thomas-Hon jobn. Ufr"i h
prepared to f"it all who c! "1 ft t r
send t'-rir cbiMren.
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