North Carolina Newspapers

.11 -Mi JfcJLJGJ VOL. VI.--NO. 78. NEW BERNE. N. C THURSDAY. JUNE :H, 1887. PRICE 5 CENTS, OURNAL i i t t "1 LOCAL NEWS. BUSINESS LOCALS. OUFFALO Lylhia Spring Water No. a. ror saie uy intnif w I Pi mc-u , ,..t , . , New Berne boom like other towns. rI,HE best Butter, Cheese and Laid1 ... , . . , . ,, 1 kept on Ice at A l.Ei. Justice's, at! this our friend is undoubtedly oor a very low price. jn2S tf j rect. The few manufacturing indus- f ''AN ARIES Some fine male singers Ult"8 e airesd lisve proye conclusive- lor sale. Aadrtissor call on( 6 eodSt Mlo S Duul lLi. I Oli SALE A valuable v. a 1 map at a sacrifice oflice. Can be m i n m this. ' O to JNO DUNN 'S and tr I SBAKE. MILK - it IFTY BARRELS LIME, suitable for eauuary purines, at ,jc. per oarrt i delivered . cr at th' per barrel in liv barrel lots. .L" ALLEN A' Co ttNN S LIMAL'K vm!1 refresh jo, I .1.1. l,,.. ......I., r T,., ., " thii hot weather Try it 1 eruliz.ern, Lime, l'layter. i emriit iliihs, Faipts. Vurniedi and I'll i,i Jew ( rices. I ,f,'. Al.l.KN ,V '.. 1 rsTRE Sleek h 1VE1 -Will ki. I, I of Job .1 work ,t lo 1 J I.aM day f June Ncit Monday i- tin- I ..in in On our wiooud page will be loun i lbe first of an inlero-ttio h, ricr- of itiouii tain letters. A beautiful streaun i bearing tl.i words "Hotel Albert' now tl ' .;t h hI.,.m our new hotel The editor left lunl nilil f"i Mor In ud City to attend llie nn etiuK ll,o KtockolderB in tl.eir ,uiiii .I j-.-m-i ,n tl.eie today Mr J 1 Taj h.r hax rained u ll K p ''e GO feet high at the fool of Middle street - "L ist Chain e f run the t ,p , f uhich II ixts a beautiful 11. All pirlies wiphin t viMt Waei.iiig tun. N. C can avail theinnelves , f ti e opKrlunily on Saturday at lu u in. from') 1 wharf bj steamer New berniv The U. Li. line will have no steamer on Friday or Monday next. The I'.imli co will be on schedule at noon, Wednes day, July Olh, leaving Norfolk Monday, July 4 th. The ladies of the Baptist Church Aid Society will have their festival on July 4lh in the store under Hotel Albert A nice tiuie will be in store for all u ho attend. Crowds flock to thf theatre every evening lo join in the services of the Hlvtion Army. Many converts are reported each night and the inteiect seems to be increasing. A committee of the lt.reclnrs f the A. A N. C. K. held a meeting at the oflice of tho company in this city yester day and canceled the old bonds of the road amounting to 199 Oou Much interest is being manifested in the test of the fire companies t be made on the Fourth of July V. admonish all to keep cool. No other lire company ib the State has dared to tackle the New Bern firemen , bo it uill be a contest between tho two companies heie Stockholders.' Meeting. Today the meeting of the stockholders of tbe A. N 0 Road will be field at Morehead City. The indications are that It will be a very quiet meeting. The reports of tho l'resideut and other offlcersare looked for with some interest as it is generally believed that there hat been a mark.d increase in the busi- 0. D. S. Line. The steamer Pamlico did not sail from Norfolk on schedule yesterday a.m., being detained (or necessary repairs. There will be no steamer on the U. D. line ailing for Norfolk on Friday or Monday next. Th steamer Newberne will sail for Washington, N. C, direct Saturday, July 2d, 1887, at 10 a. m. The steamer Pamlico will sail from Norfolk on her regular schedule Monday, July 4th, reaching New Berne Tuesday, July 5ih, and will sail for Norfolk direct on regalar schedule Wednesday. July ft MARRIED. Last night by Re. L. W. Crawford at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. B. 'O. Oredle, Mr. Walter D. , Barrlngton to Miss Lillian H. Credle. ' - A lars; nomber of itiTtted guests were . ' " present to witness the ceremony and " ' e-b'gTatulate the bsppy couple with .'v'abundant wishes for their future happi- neea and prosperity. - As elegant supper was served, after which ibf rations ways of enjoyment wera engaged ia until a late hour, when 4lhe crowd dispersed, having spent a - most, pleasixt , srening. The happy coo pUfsaro'ttU Morning for Morehead City to njoylhblc bonsymoon by the Mashortv-',;-'Jts jict-t;- . . ' May tbeit" 'fie W -'happinets; thelf l0Tee Wj'V.a,,0B heir wedduvgasyiaadiaheiraimlsatroDg to Bet trouVU wliedlt oornes," brarely, clmlf , and trnrtfully; !. lST Fac,oryaidto One of our Middle street mu. bants j has been reading about lbe growth of , towns where manufacturing industries ' have beeB established, and he is satis- "BU iai una is wiiai is ueeaea ir mase t J . 1 . . l i i i . . i ui u j ire me meii a ion.anUj if wo cbn only induce our people who. can uuu.maod capital, or bo have it of llieir own, to invet in others our iu n il i beg in Id grow , t rade w ill In 1 1 uk , and ue life will 1 1 - ilif use i i i,l , mrv oilier mduMrv Lot huu are , i . ,:-t there fa, ioi.es" r s').;it , r .M .., lh , apilaliKt a'.ili u 1 I ! luce In lu I'- i ulLr to New . .... 1 sl..r f . l'l,r. , ' t I . ! . 1 1 : 1 i f '.lie :el Milst-cr- of I, i, i v he liu I t.e ' r I Ui u. 1j t ,1' e- f .' I nn ate . ! fu, I tin or, it, lory J "U l.ad ihele ta t,r t e h a salisf om , x t I !, i- f ml l. r ' . i'U l we c ai, le t Ui n vv e ,1 'llie-f. and nun , i n e I w I-!, t ri ll, -et iij , :. Ml.l. jlld of our lr; thai I l I 1 1 v . It etiiuos us that what e nee I in New l. rne is not some' one with pei su is I ve po era to ind uce others to c, n. e a 'i 1 invest their capital here, but some o le that can bring our people together than can bung about concert of action in all business enterprise and 1 feeling generally limonv' our leading citi. i.st Whenever thin is tloiie t verv enlerpiise will be thoroughly invi-li gatetl an I if found feasible will I -put into i u.-i fH-f i.i optiatiui'. Tht le is n,i ioi- ., lir to indu. ' mm, else to , ome lore and invest money in an eiilel pi ire that we are afraid to invest our own money in Fi t a long time r. was the w ish of many of our people lha' some one with catiilol would come here and put up a lirst i lass hotel w ith mini ern improvements. Finally one of our own rili.ens. convinced that such an enterprise would pay, showed Ins fiiith by his work and the hotel is here, and now let us hope and do all we can I" make the invt Iinenl pay. ll should j not fail elmp'v because It is a home ell j lerprisc: (. , this very ieii",,'ii; ought' to succeed , Our mill lie street met, hrint who in showing commendable enter pr is, and zeal in studying the interest of the i il and advocating manufacturing enter prist s, is doubt, , a ro inhi I of the Hoard vi Trade, a body which should look after Ce t inn me : , .: 1 in'.eiest of the city nn I l ie set tion from w Inch ll draws its lra.1, . Now let i:s ask hini a few questions on this subject Has the Hoard of Tiado duly considered the commercial a, I vantages that would lo' ' cruet, this iity by ex tend in g the A . ,V ' N C. K 1 1 the C. 1 . e. . ' Have I thev ii ol r.-iilo i tinned 1 1 . - ptopeity. which ought to be a p..w , r .n tio- com mercial growth of this city and the tie ! velopment of llns nclion. over to the pol i tic inns to vv i angle over ' Would not a united effort on their part have se-! cured an extension of the. oad to theC. J F. tV. i . V thus opening up a new trade for our corn, fish, oysters, and other fagriculturnl products, as well securing new wholesale business in general mer chandise, etc. Again, has the Hoard of Trade ever made a united effort to have the New Herne and Iisaufort canal open for traffic in order to give steamboat navigation to tho people of Onslow ami lower Jones'.J Are they making any ef fort to extend their trade into Onslow county by constructing a road between Trent and New rivers, or are they wait ing for some one with capital to come and do all these things. Wo are aware of the fact that there is a large amount of aggressive capital in the country , but it ij hardly going to the relief of any people who hayo not faith enough in an enterprise to help themselves. , If the people of New Heme want manufacturing enterprises and believe they will pay they ought to unite and show their faith by their good works. It will be a long time before 8 fool comes along with money to thiow away on experiments, and a stranger, though he may have over so much capital and business capacity, will give the people bere credit for having a little good sense and will not rush blindly into enter prises that they refute to invest in. Steamer KoTementa. The steamer Newberne will sail for Washington, N. C. Saturday, July 2nd. at 10 a.m. ' The steamer Eaglet of the E. CD. line sailed- yesterday afternoon with good eared of tract, among which were several boxes and barrels of citron melons, the first of the season. ' ' -l- Persona, Prof. K T. Bonner of Aurora Academy was inhe city yesterday en hi? return from the Teachers' Assembly. Hev, Dr. Theo. Whitfield is atteuiling ih oouiuiencement exercists of the University of a. where his son gradu ates this year. Mr. Geo. L. WadBworlh was up from the Straits yesterday. He had been to the district conference at La (irange and'wa- so completely captivated Ly a charmicif? w he like never t" have returned Miss Julia liryan of Jones couui y mill tr , city v ;.t.ng Mrs. Aruos Simuu nr. pt In 1 I re. Mil A l KLK. Wis.. June .'7 J-ircal most s w epl lie l iwn of Marshtield out of e x ieW m e Hi is altunooii, au 1 .' o p.-o;,le ht homeless i l,e l-'s? is ,i less ItiHti i ne mull ,11 ilol.'ars A in .'in 'live .-park started the I lae at noun m Ihe lumber yard of the I p haift fur:..! -is ' n'tory, and it rapidly 'i,'0'l:''i 1 nr. i ar ,:, I re t ,.at s,i . ad I v a i 1 1 1 , : i, In. -ui!. lei.: prolei lion f..t ihlu-s pie v . nieil iii. j i,-h,.aii,-, i,, the llames, and so,, ii sewial ll ,i:i i.-hnig fa, 'lories, the l,.i-iiie-s tl i l,- along toe main street and a i J , 1 : . 1 1. 1' I , s 1 leu ' - w t I vv I apped ! !l 'I alio '! he pe !e fit I .ltd s,o h household tdle, I- . Ihev , , uld lied I,, the ''''.- 1 ll'";! v so lnlelisi thai 'J ,00 let t t ra i. . win, the I w li v most (.',,.,. . ol ll h imii be Is. ' Ilsl lhr."..e!, o enual .: I of i '. and I w isl.'d int.. tlt. :ij"- 1 rav e , .il.liol - a ' III ! .1,1,1 . II, r- '.t , ii s 1 1 ,,n; an d I ' V t V t ' , 1 lilt- i I. c I lit s I . Lie v, a- I v 'i. I a. I st"i e a ' . 1 a ; ,- v : , ; : I l I alls ( I I , , 1 I v s pe ' , t ) o 1 1 1 ) o L - ii- and the OUtskllt-. of the Its Spe.-i:.U ' i ( ': . : ppe a I .. lo the '.a, coh'.i"! r, .t l a:: e 1 I. 1 U ' ' , W I ; Manv ," , . ,'i.N t , Ih" otht r can. po lo w I. A i r.g the biiildmj It-stioj ed I In- ..'list d lbe I p w t ie a w , . , i . u w a r e I et ,i mill, sa w in 1 1 1 and f a, t , t v nam u a n u i ac i u 1 1 n i o , in,, iremorit and sevei.,! a'ith"iiiMs v. in bouses along the Wist 'ii-iii t i ntr.il i:s ,lej,,t four churches and lbe entne l u--.ii,ss centre The ii. surah, e is It than . i.t hi ih of the loss. Kinston Items. 'I he foundation for Mr .1 I N. ne w store is being laid . Major Win. Hugh du d in I ,1! , Monday at t he age , I 74 I lorace West w ho ha- I t , n Ulli sit k is, w e are glad i sav imp! V II. g Tne editor . f tie.. .1- i K inston Sal ii rda v I !, mg he lined lo he. Ill's' 'IS Mayor Hill is determine.! to keep Km ston hi, per. some six ,,i seven have been forced to loik over t.-n dollar and tosts. Thai s the way to ,lu a The town tax on bar rooms has I,, i n lie leased to til O per an n u in and till In i I and ' tables to . . " . w ill not be I'Vci'l ' 1, el with b t r s ( i , ,, 1 1,,. pi t sent mi: i. The new I, . ,.i ,d I W. S :,. , i , lllos; lastil gio, -erics'. keep tie ranged n, r t mi town k ,-ep i o 1 1 ! living eht' r s t he I . ,1 i, I . Mi El. l't :rv s p. b ' n. ad M i, !.tv he o it t vv o hur s, a nd 1 1 One , an I onit ti n e ,i,lly '. dog ,. ho .1 hen Mr e Til tliou. ot I ,hi k, li. a 1'errv him lav i,:i of self, ll J 1 I o tins wilt tilt in ; 1 1 e 1 I e lit J. T 11 a M of New Heme was I,, re last w eek putting .le, til. hells in i ,r lull s new hot. 1 'I In house will be leadv for opening n!n:t the lirst of Septi mher and will lw supplied with. all the mod ern convenit ncies. Mr. I'erry who was bitten Monday by thti mat! dog. above referred to. is n, w a great believer in lir. Firllock s No. 7 Ho applied it on himself immediately after being bitten and has no bad, eflects whatever from tho bites. The horses on the other hand, that w ere uncired for. are suffering badly . 1! II. Kountree. jr., has been i pointed as Indian storekeeper with heatltuarteas at Uosebud, I'akota. He left Monday for the above named place. We dislike very much for Hob to leave us, and sincrely hope he may return un scalped and L8 clever as when he left Kinston. Shenlf Sutton, accompanied by So licitor Allen, is oil to Washington, N. C. to take in custody tbe thief that stole Mr. Sam. Howard 's horse about a month or so ago. Tbe horse is at Marion. S. C , where he was sold by the thief. Ho aecms to have a mania for stealing horses, having also stole one at that place, making the third one that he is know n to have taken. Rules for (ioverning Test of Fire En gines on the Fonrlh of JoH. The first test will begin at 10 a.m. at the foot Craven street; the second will begin at 4 p.m. Tho engines are not to leave their houses sooner than one hour before the test begins. Each engine shall be filled with water from the river to the satisfaction of the judges appointed by the foremen of the respective companies. - Neither company iB to use chemicals in the water used for steaming. The tubes and boilers are to be cold when examined by the judges before the test begins, and tbe air chambers most not be charged. Neither pump must be primed. Time most be taken from the word "Fire" as given by the judges. By the committee of arrangements. E.J)L PaVTE, Chairman. If Ymm fVtsfea Cd Artie Of Plco Tobacco aalt youf Sealer for -- mm nip.-; , - Dcuawwa NEWS N0TE3. 1:,e t vr. f MirohrielJ. Wis has bom destroyed by f.re. reiideriL - .. peopK humelesa ll IS Said the pre. ts f lea! 1 ha.C-O have advance! per cot in the H,.h m u 1 tuarke'. in iLr last thlilv dujs l.awler, of lJubim, Lao Challenged Casey, the Aaitrn aii Ut. I bail cham picn to plsy f r : -iv. an 1 if - . i . a : : -1 1 n sh.p ! the vs ,i i j . il.t ,' ke Il.til.ufa' I 11 1 1 ! - si. If.u'. '.t.ey t,a V r 1 eiijploed anv , I 1 iut, h-. L s men t" or k 111 I he i ok e I Bllikelsal ha, I hall efal n- The i. . n t 'Wn 1' h 1 t he r t mi ii,, tat . v i k al the old v . . s ei ler i ,1 an i in p' u i '! ne t .n II, ;, I liaj in jL.i t :, a Li I ,ii in v , - 'i e a 1 v 1 1 s ' . v 1 to "run I h r. I. lh L f',.- : - , rth . - . . n . , t :. w h it h 1 1 iv in !. I ! -, ., pa n hi "k t i as i , Lionel;', ', : , for --: . . hn . 1 al lbe hsed I ea.l l a ; t e I e d : a f ro,l fl"! 1 1 I , a l ' , a I I. e ago ' h f,T ieo . " h! ' , .. r ,.t i i -'- i liv, I- Cl'ah Ilia I v ,d I : I ll , '. I. i, :l..,i W of M wa- lit 1 III. lo t s e : i : 1 1 1 , . n '. vv t It Uj.'.. ,1 'red , It. A - I i ' .,h 1 l'.i k COO ! . ,1. I also I , then solemn pi id es t N'i,,.!"i Hull prt lbe opi gam l f ith illil oh. n thai n al 'i 1 -auiar . member - I the ui,reme will I Coin t all I thai Serial. 'I "1 ju I It will Ml ,', I loin ie 'cretal v ( the In . it ii, i I It say he has heard n 'thing ! a , , liihiwalt, n ol NhiUii in p- li liciansti prevent the reiiominalioii of Mr. Cleveland. Ihe story that thereis lo he a reduction ,.f the force in the bareau of eng,: ling an 1 printing is tlerne 1. The rtisults of the M;.v exann nations for admission to the I nilt-,1 Malt'H Naval Academy in ,- ,:in ne ed I v the Navy 1 leparlmen' . t' nihieiic i ng tomorrow the ! ake SI, i" an I Mississippi a.ov iepalt merit of the American Shippn,.; and 1 nd usl r ml League wnl h, ,1,1 u en en lion in Chicago. 'I ho league is en I p ised of throe depatlmenlH besides the one iiiiined t he I'acifi - ( 'oast . tin- N Ml. Athuili Coast an I Ihe (iulf ( a-! 1 1.', 'ember. s t hese , I cp art m en t will le represented in a national union fonvt.ii li Hi a: Washington P C. Tl b t-, t of Ihe I eac u e is ' i. , ui ake u n i te i 1 v an I d elel III 1 lie 11 n llll e ' an d half of the ping an I t He Ihe sea an i ' T 1 1 1 t , -1 1 I l 'll, leglsl at v i v al , I A m i l la, 1 1 sl, rat loll of ii r HIKl ll. V U Wv in ,1. m ' N--I s is T" a i "ir, i n :. I. in I June s'7 Sir James lergu son, uritler secrelarv for foreign affairs, announced in the House f i ominous tli h after n iion that 'I ur key h us u r gen 1 1 v asked Ltigland to consent to a postporn merit until tbe 4lh of July of ihe for mer'tt ratification of the Anglo Turk ish l'.gjptiati convention, and that I gland has consented. Caiho, Juno 27. It is stated that Ah med Morikhtar. the Turkish commie tinner, has heard that tho Sultan will refuse to ratify the l.gyptian conven tion. French ilispatches from Constan tinople assert that tho Sultan has been induced to sign Ihe convention by the repreeontations of the ministers that France acquiesced in such arti n. I NOLAND AMI THK V AIL A "v . 1 M in, June 27. In the House of Commons tonight Sir James Ferguson, under foreign secretary, replying to Mr. Campbell, eaid the order in which tbe 'ueen received the ambassadors and envoys on the occasion of ber jubilee was devoid of special significance. This was in explanation of the fact that tbe pspal envoy was received somewhat earlier than some of tbe others. Mr. W. H. Smith, first lord of the treasury, replying to Mr. Johnston, member for South Belfast, said that no proposal to establish diplomatic rela tions between England and the Vatican had ever been contemplated,' nor bad anyucb proposal been mada to or by the government. ' THE VISIT Ttf I&ELAKD POSTPOKtl) London. June 27. The Pope has post poned the visit of Mgr. Bersicoaad Mgr. Ooaldi to Ireland, because of the repre sentations made to tbe Vatican by Car dinal Manning and Archbishop Welsh. LThe mission waa ordered with a view to Obtain a report based on personal ob aerration of tbe politic! and social eon; dition of the Irish pc p.c Cardinal Manning and ArcLbirh p Wt.sh have convinced the Hope that r.u .ntervenliuij on his part id lri?h a ''a is w ould be in expedient an 1 wet..! ;i ,du ,- a La 1 impression Lik I. ' IN tU.lV: BKkl.lN June .'7 1 :.e Pi, u., n p di, e authorities have i. i .i i l ., ljt t.. . lecture on the Klis: . ! I a! r Herr on Lotit. Lti si, i i i:.u interior, lodb. jf.t:,;. : u.eri.!g : trade asoi.ai. i.s i uli,! i. The u t jet t , f l ! h. . : l Ma- l erla t . . -:. i. ULioUOf Hale s .. i.i - . I,e II . . I; . s 1 1 1 in a rpeerh I han e 1 ! he s , I, t . ,-s 'J i their zealous , ; ic.:. 1. ,:. s .-, ah : t" 'lilli al ll.t'a- . t - : ! - U. '. :.t' .' '.'! Lai pea t l.'.H.. J.:-.' .- ,.:.: .1. , : thai !.:-: :.-:..:. : - i. : '1 Le lu, f. . I. ..- :.: .l... : .a - ' lend am. 1 h, s ., n- u a ' t . : t- ; '., t ' r e pr est l. is ' , ; s a I I . t a . a : '. .'. , 1 - . . ' , f '1 , in i l,, i, '.' w : ..t . : , t t :. . : i , i .' bv u ' .-: . . I . ., .:.i ' j l he i.t l - ih! . .sT .. ; , i - I la ,.:.!, i J .. i , : . : ; : , i. ' V.w I i. o , I . v i , l., I h .. k , , : . I : N't '. v 1 1 , 1 1 . :. v i s I I. .v, t, .. ' h.iv t ! ...'. al a . ' I . - -el . I si. :i . in , t - . . I, , I ' ue I I a 1 : e. s I . ; , , 1,1,1 he I I hill I ' -.,1,1, ' .'.,,!, sl , , I - i .ia . I 1. : UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, t n pi i 1 1 1 1 1 1 st s- , : ,. , . f. I s i . ,.s s : . , o HI. 1 1 ' ' - K ' . ' - ' r s- 1 . I ! . , ,o , , h . 1 , ' . : I !',, : i Aila.Lt ,c 'V Ncr.ii IVmu Kd.' : HI l-s, H I V I Ml 1 I , H I For Rent, A . I I . V s : 1 1 I I .., I- . I a I Old Suits Made New. i''i, i I,, l l. Hi 1 1 .h .1 -V ('...- ; i . , , ' Ii '-tl h:, ! (.M -. 1 i . , us u , ; : - t. Hai.r... k Mifi j f- : u . : ... : . I'oiH-f'k sirn !k ( w H, r s TUo pa I rnnav f ,f i )? . s , u , r . , " J t-u r ron n i) 1 :ig -,ii :n tu-u- lirlU'.l n3. ,::f v : Sale cf Valuable Steamer. The nnrte miiihed , , I'LULIC ACI'TKIN on KATl HHAV II I y Hih at TV Kl, E i, clock. M . on Hie 1e. k ol the heT!nflfl-r rmmH BTpntrier m ,v w IvetriP. N orth a roll n ft. I bf ripw tieitmer Kim 1 1 v lotethpr wtli a',, hpi Itoa's. la, kit and p p rpl. Tt; K.lm dty vrioi la., i in Norfolk in ll.e Ksll ol )R2.rirl Ins slrn-e t-.n orrUtl un der erfui munseenjerit. Wa he lately un tlergt.ne thorough autl exlectiv repairs and Is low In flrwi-cla eiondition ,t-fJ(. ,A imrls Isoetdi IN rt. Irr1ih ol Im 21 4-10 feel, dplh rr hose 1 W feet mnnw I 8-HtO. otldr1 when lool kv.h left She has paMtenger aecofemorUt ,.n. nd ft btotlmme salonn. The sale ts for cah, ard suhjcet m moil gg of W,W Any fnrther Inforrnfttlon en l "trained tron F. H. Boabee. Bingic c. vr cim nt Msnly, Nw Bne. i . This 'sale Is by T-rtn ff tjprrtr of ihe Untttd Stain Clrcnli Coort for ihKarn Dlstrlet of North lro!lr' niadr Jnne 18th, 1887, in a now therein rrdTe. F H CH.SB1LB, CLKMENT MANLY, JmaSt U OoniDtaonrr. L W MiLLW Ul'l). CEO. SLOTH" l Smallwood & Slover HLALKItS tN - !"' t i .j;. a ii; WAKE, IJ-' -t .lit , .iSSH-A&E,; I .t .'l.t: ciiOCKEBT, . ; - i-' HUNDS.Z ;.'... - r o .N7b', OILS .-.A- STOVf Hl'A.svl It am TO PRICE AIT D QUALITY. "HiiMU Urol, N xt Door to li,,: Ai:,.-rt, - '' LLk.NK. N. C. Boll's, ' ' If ted S'.x k i V "- m . I 1 I N E . .: .ii, .''.d tf ' ' : i 1 i .i.t i 1 1 , t eitu- Ml inarle i :.i. 1 in Jl'l.V 1st. h :i lde.t ii 1 rt of . I kept. : I. I for M i tl-.M Manai r THE OLD RELIABLE! White Light Saloon! .'liiio St , N. w Henif. N. C, i:i'i oi ( k;ahp, !i . -1 I ll i ii. I s , luptirli'il I N I s N I I . I OK.C TIM KEELER & CO. THE mi CHANCE. Fine Old Rye Whiskey ' ' .M i ! u.al I'se, by , :- N !: II A Bill Poster. p sl will d,r :C1I I 'IINSi i.N. w ill be at ,in. t lm SHAFER'S w.,.n.,, ..i.,..r..,, mm, ""i"' in ' aii i i ;i Hlat kberry I :i i , I nir ia 1 "l't ml ly for 1 d' 1 1 1 sK 1. ( ALVI. SI1AFER, ' r Ne "i ork. ... . ,l. I ' l :i ; ,r, Hlack- : : f.'.iiiov life. nt a rirc- 1 I'l.if I. i. I i , no ,1 y for 1 harrhtita, , .... in, 1 -, :,. ii ii d , ihiii ruents of the -, -: i in ha . h I u ,- I t he u ndersigned to I : t ; ..I- nit. .. "huh fully meets the it j urt ii, ei. is jaii . I ran he proscribed ..h I i et :i. iiiei. i ed by the physician, and t.iikt ii I y ;. I It or , hi id i tli perfect re I, me e i.s to ii- purity and i llicacy. Be :nn it. pared fr, in the fruit and root of '.l, Ml. t!'i in . :n ombination with i i" Mi I I r n I, I' randy . this remedial ..: - pri st ntt 1 m the most efficient ' i:.. I. iio n. and ihf undersigned trusts ,:,,, ,' ,s ertah.ished reputation', of many . ,i. standirk'. as a manufacturer of s : ur reparation, will serve as a e .aiar.iy for the recommendation of this a- : he , , . f tind .ii! arUt le the kind i, irl.rt. l'ut op in Half-Pint, l'ir.i an I t'iart Bottles, ore dozen in a raw . TF.ST1 MilNlAlX Mont, i.aIK. N J.. Feb. 9, 1878. My Lear Mr. Shafer I testify with pleasure to the value of your "Medici nal Blackberry Hrandy, " which I was induced l ' try by your statement (iu which I place the utmost OOnfideBoe), that it was oomposed essentially of good lir.mtlv. ith a definite quantity of ' Fluid Litrart nf Blackberry Root. You can well depend on the excellence of -the article which enter into its oompo--sition. for yonr success in obtaining or der" hen once it is known that yov have unequalled facilities for obtaining the best materials and the disposition to make the best use of them. ' Yours very truly, - . J. W. PINKEUC'lLDt None genuine without the signature of I. Calvin Shafer, 68 Courtlandt at., New York. For sale, wholesale and -retail, try B. TMTirtrV e, i . s N. DTjFFY, coir zinui,, new tternv, mjtl dim ' 'tl .V' '.nV'i' V: " 1 . . . at i--'"h ,