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Daily ;' OURNAL. VOL. VL-NO. 2. NEW BERNE. N. C, WEDNESDAY. JULY 0, 1887. PRICE 5 CENTS. - S . I 1 X 1 1 ".!.. LOCAL NEWS. f .Kraal lalm 1!bmm New Berne, latitude, 85 North. longitud, 77 8' West. Sun rises. 433 J Length of day, Sun sets, 7:87 1 14 noun, 54 minute noon ri. at 13:48 a. ro. BUSINESS LO'JALS. SHOE BRUSHES, Scrub Bru.ohi), Wisp Broom, Shoe Dressing, Stove Polish, Concentrated Lye. Pearline, Washing Soda, Soap io end leu yariety, C. E Slovkk CHINESE LAUNDRY al Hotel Albert is ready for work. All wearing apparel laundried in the beet style and at reason able prices . Satisfaction guar anteed. Thomas Ktt rpOOTHPlCK.8, 5 cu. a boi, at A BlO 1k.k ' T)UFFALO Lythia Spring Waier No 1 i 2, for sale by jo80tf W. L PiLMtK THE beat Butler, Ch and Lard i- kept on Ioe at Autx. a very low prica. J l stick t, at jn!W tf 1 O to JNU. DUNN '8 and try a MILK VJ SHAKE. tf PIFTY BARRELS LIME, auiUble for I sanitary purpose. , at 75c. per barrel delivered, or at 60o. per barrel in fire barrel lota. uuo. allen s Uo. (LT PAPEKH in any quantity for v sals At Uua ernes. IUTmiB LTHADE will refresh you J tnls hot weather. Try it. Fertilisers, Lime, Plaster, Cement, OWas, PainU, Varnish and Oil at low prioes. Ubo. Allkh Sc. Go. "IU8T RECEIVED A new lot of Job " block. Will give good work at low rates. 5dwi The board of city oounoil was in see ion last night. Proceedings lomorro r The policemen report that there was very little drunkenness in lht city on the Fourth. Mr. R. V. Hancock, late my rlt-rk has aooepted a position al Uie A. A N C. H. depot. The oountv commissioners were in session yesterday Proceedings will ap p tar tomorrow. During the atorm of Monday a large shed on the Neuse and Trent wharf fell wilb a crash. Marblemen J. K. Willis made a large shipment of finished stock to Beaufort Tuesday by schooner Laura J. The M. K. Church Working Society will meet this evening at the residence of Mr. J. M. Howard at 8, o'clock. Steamer Pamlioo will said on Monday night eleventh instant for Norfolk, via Nags Head. Fare to Nags Head 81. 50. From and after today the sailing hour of the vessels of the E. C. D. line will be 4 o'clock p. m. Shippers xhould bear this In mind. A telegram was received in this city yesterday announcing tha death of Mr. A. Rmhft, a former citisen of this city and brother of ex Sheriff Hahn. We have been shown by Mr. Isaiah Wood a twin cucumber that is consider ably of a curioelty. They are large, well developed and perfectly symmet rical in form. The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society having met with such bright success on the festival Monday night hare derided to repeat it on the night of the 12th, next Tuesday. The only casualty on 4e Fourth that we bare to report is the burniDg with powder of our office devil who held hie face too near a toy oannon. No serious injury was done. Heavy showers of rain have prevailed for the last few days daring the full of the moon. Some of them were accom panied by brisk blowi breaking limbs from a number of the shade trees. People from the country say that it has been general and done some d amage to crops. The display of fire works In front of Hotel Albert on Monday night was bril liant and grand, but It was only a fore taste of what we propose to have next Tuesday night. The test of fire com panies daring the day and the display of fir works daring the night will af ford pleasure to visitors that they do not often have. The alumni association of King's Koantala High School at thair annual meeting on the fin of Jons unanimous ly elected our townsmen P. H. Pelletier, Esq., to deliver (he next anaaal ad dress before the association. The association we r sure win find that it has mads no ntWaga in this. The) Ail entie fined will ran an sxcnr sion torn eottTsnds. of us toad for ths grand sWltessjlM waJoh mOl take place) on TttstdsyUs "1 Ml. . Ths rates of fun wQT.t low and .ins trains wfll tot return nnti aflsr ths penotlful dis play of fireworks.' An oprxirtttntty is thus offered to everybody along ths 11ns rrf road to w present the toost maff Blffoetethration ever had In Eastern North Carolina. Ths schedule of ths trains will be published in due time. , ; ! Remember the Celebration. Our friends in the surrounding coun try will remember that the celebration to bare been held in New Berne on the Fourth has been postponed till next Tuesday, the 12th. The test of fire en gines and display of fireworks will be highly interesting and visitors will not regret that they were here. A Good Rule. From our Jones county proceedings we find that lh- board of education has instructed the superintendent to grant no teacher's certificates to any man who has not paid his poll taxes. This is right. No man ought to be a teacher who wilfully refuses to contribute what the law requires him to the sup port of the schools. If the poll tax wai collected as it should be our school funde would be largely augmented Farmers' Excursion. The farmers of Jones county are ar ranging for an excursion down Trent river from Trenton to River dale in this county on the first Thursday in August- Two steamers will be run, one leaving Trenton early in the morning and another joining at Polloksville. The arrangement of the excursion is in the hands of some of the best farmers of Jonss and it will doubtless be a day of pleasure to all who attend. The schedule and other particulars will ap pear in the Journal in due time. Steamer Movements. The steamer Vesper of the E. C. D. line sailed Monday afternoon for E.Olty. The steamer Annie of this line arrived Tuesday and will sail for E. City at 4 o'clock p. m. today. The Eaglet of this line is loading lumber at Blades' mills for Philadelphia direct, and will sail to day, ft Tbe Pamlico of the (). I line arrived last ninht and will sail for Norfolk to day at 12 Prompt Settlement We have been permitted to lake a oopy of the following receipt which is the second prompt settlement and pay ment made in this place by the People's Mutual Assurance Fund of Louisville, Ky., through their local agents. Ueo. Al len & Co., of Newbern. Mr Ed. N. Caijiwbll, Sec. People's Mutual Assurance Fund. Louisville, Ky. l)tir Sir. My husband E. 11. Cuth- bert. deceased, was insured under certificate No. SSI, form A. of your company. Proof of hit death was filed with you on July 1st, and on that day a check for one thou sand dollars was mailed tome. Thank ing you for the prompt and full pay ment, I am Very truly, KoHA W. Ot'THBKKT. Newbern, N. C, July 5, 187. Competitive Examination for Ap pointment to West Point. We are requested by Mr. F. M. Sim mons, member of Congress from this district, to announoe that a competitive eiaminaton of applicants for appoint ment from this, the second Congres sional dist.ict, to the Military Academy at West Point will take place at Weldon on the llUh of July, beginning at 10 o'c'ock a m. Dr. I. E. Green of Weldon, Prof. J. M. Rhodes of Henderson, and Clement Manly, Esq., of New Berne, have con sented to act as a committee of fexam- ners. Applicants are advised to cor respond with the War Department at Washington for information touching qualifications, etc. All papers in the district are request ed to copy. Personal. Miss Emma Bee ton has returned from Harlowe where she has been visiting friends and relatives. Capt. Swift Galloway of Goldsboro, in response to an invitation from the committee of arrangements was in ths' oity on the Fourth of July and left on' his return yesterday. Ws regret very muoh that the rain storm prevented carrying oat the program, but it was a pleasure to have this genial gentleman with us. He is ever ready to respond to the calls of hi fellow-citisens and ws trust the time is not far distant when bis eervioes to the State will again be in requisition. Mrs. W. F. Wyatt and children of Raleigh, are in the city on a visit to Mrs. Jno. C. Orsen.' Ths will )ro frorn hern ts Morehssd OHy. Prof. Joseph Kinsey , of Kinssy School. 1 La Orange, was in tfceeity yeetefds. Hsi reports Ms nwbuRding nsarty1 rend and ths prospects good for 0s asxt session. Mrs. Jnaes A. McDaaiel, Mr. F. C. Loops, 8. B. Roan tree, Jr., and several others from Klnston earns down tot spend tan Fourth in Ksw Berne. Kr. and Mrs.' O. B. Thomas, -Jr., of Beaufort bavs been spending a few dsyi laths city. -' ' Its J. T. O. Sparrow of Aurora is In ths city. He report srops looking wall in his section.' .':?... V'-'U --v'.,- The Fourth in the City. A tremendous explosion in the vicin ity' of Hotel Albert immediately after 12 o clock on Monday morning caused one of the proprietors to turn out of bed upon the presumption that dyna mite bombs were in the neighborhood. But it was (imply an announcement that the anniversary of the Declaration ' of American ladependenoe had arrived, j Soon after the explosion the elements ! turned loose and it rained and rained j and rained, and the wind blew, and it continued to blow and rain until about ' noon of the glorious Fourth. The committee of arrangements, see ing that it was impossible to carry out: the prog. am for the celebration, held a meeting and postponed it until ueil Tuesday, the lih, when the tent of fire companies and the grand dienlay of fire works will take place. During the day several boat loads and two trains of colored people arrived and paraded the streets, and there were also many white people from the surround ing country. In the evening Just before dark a frame stand was constructed in the mid dle of the street in frontof Hotel Albert for the purpose of sending off a lot of fireworks that were purchased especial ly for the occasion by the proprietor of the hotel. At half -past eight u clock the N. II. S. F. E. Band from the lower balcony of the hotel opened the program with some of their beet music. The crowd in Ihe street by this time had become im mense to witness the grand pyrotechnic display that was now ready to illumine the heavens. They consisted of the mortar battery, gailapode, powerful rookKts, Chinese flowerpot, roman candlrtt, etc , down to the niuall inn- wheel. The music by the band added much to the entertainment of the occa sion and at periods seemed to keep lime with the huge revolvia wheels of tire. Besides the aireet being entire!) blockaded with spectators, the balconies and entrance to the hotel were filled to view the scene which was so abundant ly enjoyed. The people from the coun try expressed themselves as much grat ified in that they were able to say they bad seen some "Fourth of July,'' the city having failed to participate on an count of the rain. AlHOKA S LATEST SENSATION One of the .K ynWiet of the 10th Cen tury. On Friday evening July 1st one Mr. MeOafiiity was hunting on the low grounds of Baylies oreek about two hundred yards from Mr. a. U. Watson s hotns near Aurora and found a human habitation in a hollow cypress tree. Tie door to this strange habitation waskvhere in the longtime sgo a chip had Seen cut out by some one and had growfi till It was so small Mr. MoCaflity oonciuaea tnat it Ooulu not be a man and yet by the aid of a large split in the body of the tree above that admitted the light from above he oould see the work within was that of a human be ing, lie went to Aurora and told of what be had found, sod several gentle men went back with him to view the mysterious habitation among them your correspondent. On arriving at the place I found a hole out in the side of the tree large enough to put my head in but not large enough for any but a small 10 year old boy to enter. On the inside was found a little fire place made of brick and the chimney made of two joints of etovn pipe run upon the inside of the hollow to the crack or split above. Also there was a small bake pan about the size of a large toy stove pan, some little shelves, a tin cup for boiling some sweet potatoes and several gourds with small holes cut in the sides and filled with nicely cleaned birds salted and in good state of preservation, also several pieces of squirrel salted away, a little bag of dried apples, some peanuts, etc. He had the walls papered with newspaper among which I found a part of a copy of the New York weekly Mail and Kx press, dated March 23rd, 1887. No one can solve the mystery ; evi dently it is the work of a small boy and it has not been used in several years. Why such a small boy, if boy it was, should havs been in eooh s place and do clus as to who it was, has caused quite a sensation. Surely no man could have entered the hole or door, as it consisted of s board bung by leather hinges, and all the inside work showed that of a child and not a man. Dr. T. P. Bonner has returned from Washington. Be has been s witness in the Mrs. Lincke trial. He says he left before the trial was concluded but thinks it doubtful for Mrs. Lincke' re lease. He also brings news of another grog snap row in which John Mayo beat esrsFortisdQe with a weight till he was opposed to ne deed i that Mayo was put nt jaU but that ths man Fortisoae had Hoovered , isntBclently to release Mayo from Jail. ' Our Ubtriiei t Oar Kberfte License, nssn to seeks ana drank end then beet them to deaths i7b ' Later-Dr. Field and W. SL Oeskins bay returned, they having news that Mm Ltnoke "wag allowed , tail in the eum of fire hundred dollars. , . ATICBt TO KOT&KBJW Mrs. . WnrsL0W ..SooTBnra . Stscf should alweye be used, for children teething. It soothes thn child, softens the gum, allays hit pato, tune -wind oolio, and Is the best remedy for diar haea. Tweoty4ve orate a bottle. . t tnarl7dtnthsmtwly La Grange Items July 4lh. The day may t;e put down ae a rainy one. William Wooie ii f jjurcity waein town Mjiiday. The tick in our lov. ii in report J to be better, we arc rlud Uj Lear. Rev Mr Sa:i pieachrd if Hickory Grove U.-t Suiidav Ii rrrular appoini mei.i The roii rib of July t-scufpioti wur very wt-ll patronied iKr tad 'lay con Cldrfrd A fe of our friei.dr of education are ell to WasLii.gton 1' I uh the 'lead. ere AssrmLly The protracted meeting at lit M t. I'hurih ciot-.! la.-i ni,;).! wittitwoad dltluLif I the loir, h Crops are eaid ; . be doing well. The elorui llial le nuvt prevailing may change their condition materiallv Prof. Pome left for western North Carolina this morning lie goes to make music f..r llie W ay neeviile pro pie. A large crow d assembled al Ihe L. C I last unday evening j hear the lec ture of J J Harding, r. on Sunday schools. 'Ihe lecture Is sxiken of & powtetsirig many good points. We con granilnir Mr. Harding on hie success Jones County Items. luile a Mondav . Inn a'.teiidanie al 'lrenlen The tax aseesois were al tic Monday an the law required eir poete Caddy Perry is yet verv sick. Ed ward Hianly has been vriy sick but l improving. We learn that the hchiHil committee of Trenton haye sec ured ihe services of Mise Julia Harvey ot Craven w ho will opn school Monday the 11th of July next. We are having a smal I stor.n of w i id and rem today 'Monday , which will cause many of the larrmrs to lay by many of their crops of cor n w In. h ould have beeu ploughed a. bin The weather wi,s so inch nu-ni Mon day that mauy ol oul i llie:is who III tended to nae been ul New Heme at Ihe celebration of the glorious I ourth gave it out with muc h regret The board of ediK jlioii of Jones county tins instructed tue county suiK-r-intendent not to grant a certificate to any person w ho may be subject to a poll tax and is returned oil the msolveut list . provided he is able and refuses or ne glects to pay it, as they consider all such persons not .good citizens and not deserving of a certilicale. The merchants of Trenton have bright, smiling, cheerful faces nearly all the time now, caused by the good crop prospects reported from every sec tion of the county . Well may they be glad, for a good crop indicates a good trade this fall. May ail of our brightest hopes be realized, and may good pros perous limes come again and slay with us. We learn that the seasons have been very propitious in the Chinquapin sec tion of Jones, and heavy crops are an ticipated. Corn is said to be particularly line, while ootton is just magnificent. A gentleman who paused through that section last week says that the stalks of corn are very large and of a flat round shape, which he says indicates one good ear and perhaps more to every stalk, while the cotton is the best for years. He further states that Dr. Fred. Whit taker has a field of corn that would have hidden a mule ever since the 5th of June. The store of M. F. Smith of Trenton was entered by a burglar and robbed ef dry goods, groceries, and a email amount of money. An augur was loumi at me window where the en trance was made by boring and remov ing the fastenings This was claimed as the property of Charles Pollock, tut Pollock said that he knew not how the augur got there. Upon further investi gation they found that Lafayette Mont fort, colored, had borrowed it from a little eon of Pollock 's, pretending that a cart was broken on the road and he de sired to mend it. A warrant was im mediately issued. Montfort was arrest ed and confessed he had done it, and carried Smith to where the goods were hidden in the woods near town. Mont fort was sent to ja'l to await biatrial next November. Wp truly sympathize with our friend, Mr. E. F. Sanderson, and family on the death of Mrs. E. A. Sanderson, which sad event occurred on June 28ih, of heart disease, of which she has long had premonetary symptoms. Mrs. Sander son's maiden name was Simmons, a daugater of Mr. Amos Simmons, who died when she was quite young. Many yearj ago we saw Mr. and Mrs. Bander son joined in holy wedlock. Together have they lived and raised up a large family of sons and daughters, most of whom are married and settled near them. Mrs. Sanderson was a pious Christian lady and a worthy and con sistent member of the M. E. Church. She was always of a cheerful dispo sition and made friends with all that she met, and it may be truly said of her she was s friend to all who were her friends. The whole community deeply sympathises with the family In their sad bereavement. But yet they know that they have the consoling hope that their loss is her eternal gain. A Gin rer Ail, In order to give all a chance to test it, and thus be convinced of Its wonderful ouretive (powers, Or. King's New Dis covery for Consumption, Coughs and; Colds will be, for a limited time, given away. This offer is not, only liberal, but shows unbounded faith in the mer its of this great remedy. All who suf fer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of Throat, Chest or Longs, are especially requested to call at R. N. Duffy Is drag store and get a trial bottle free. Large bottles, f 1. - NEWS NOTE 3. Geii PaiLe has sold the yacht May rlower to baLkei i . b Morgan, s'SMAKJ. Senator Sherman denioc that he said in an interview in New York lLal Hlalce is Dot a candidate f,.r the 1 re .Jem v biJhop Taylor i 'allenl ty r.r Afn c-u cuieis : i.is missionary .j..cejec "Old While Man Well Ibgger ai d lxmg Walker Hetty ear i u ak ee kjli.luc al ha vispe. in the Meiican Male i f Vin.n On June L'j two shocks were fell one of wLlch was heavy rnougt. P break the walls of house Charles hcipio and l.uiir I ra:n while attempting lo cross the I mg lland Kailro&d in a wagon near i ii Satu rday . w ere siruc k b y s. 1 rn I . e and fatally injured mere nave neen ne new cases r fever at Key West i la since Saturday but uo deaths The record stands now Total case lo date, t.f deaths. '1 lis charged cured, 12, now sick. It'. A young man identified r Herbert Taylor of Worcester, Mass has beeu arrested at Montreal for forgery and fraud He ssnd hi nisei f oif as Walker blame, and eucoeeded in getting a number of forged checks ashed About '.0 descendants of I r . T'hos Hopkins Oallaudet mot in Hartford Ct . Saturday lo celebrate) the centennial of his birth I)r. 'ilalaudel w as the first person lo teach the sign language to Ihe deal and dumb The case of ei (iuvrmur (iilpin against his wife for a divorce on the grounds of cruelty , which was on trial for two weeks, was concluded al Pen ver, I'-ol. . yesterday, the Jury reluming a verdict for the plaintiff The ic'ent Havanari ele Hons for members of the Ijtndlag resulted in the return of 7'J liberals, " Catholic and four 1'rotestnnl conservatives and 7," ultra inontHiies The centre parly losi ten seats. Heath uf Human I kenuer. Nkw Uhi.KaNn, July H. Hon. Iuncan K. Kenner, prtMtide.nl of the louisiana Jockey Club , president of the Sugar Planters Association and identified with many leading enterprise in this city and Slate, died euddeuly al his residence in this city today, aged 74 years. Mr. Kenner was formerly a member of Congress aud Confederate commissioner of France, ami also one of the larilf commission npMinled by President Arthur. LetUr from Superintendent Institute. Bl:nd A rsTiN . Tixa-. Mk. A. K. Haw ken 1 ir Sir -1 take great pleasure in saying that your spec tacles excel anything I have yet been able to procure, enabling me to read the finest print with e&oe and comfort. Kka.nk Kainky, M. 1. All eyes fitted and the tit guaranteed at the drug slore of K. S. Huffy. New Berne. juir !rn l lfecfs of the Hot VI eat her. Niw Yokk, July Saturday was the hottest day of the year. About thirty eases of sunstrok e were reioried for New York and vicinity. f these oix proved fatal. PiTThHI Hd, Pa.. July it A large j number of prostrations from the heat 1 and five fatal cases of sunstroke were reported today. The mortality among I children during the p&et four wee I hit been gre lhaatern for many years Can't Make Anything L.ke I: I have been practicing medicine for twenty years, and have never been able to put up a vegetable couixund that would, like Simmons I.iver Regulator, promptly and effectively move the liver lo action and at the same time aid im stead of weakening) the digestive and assimilative powers of the system No other remedy within my know! edge can fill its place. L. M. HiNToN, M il . Washington. Ark. A lfhp rale Prise Klglit. New York, July 8 This morn.ng "Bob"' Fulton of Brooklyn, and " Jack " Blake of Laurel Hill, N. Y . fought forty -three desperate rounds with bare knuckles, under the Ixndon prize ring rules, for a purse of 8100. The fight took place In a 24-foot ring pitched on the grass behind a barn in Woodside. and was witnessed by over two hundred persons. The fight lasted an hour and ten minutes. Fulton was declared the Victor. Both were terribly punished. It Ton Wish a CJooS ArtleU Of Pluo Tobaooo ask your dealer for OIS HIS ' orll dwm DIED. Of bronchitis, on Monday tbe 20th of Jnna. at Pteln I nn Pamllrm mn Josephine, infant daughter of Sarah E. ana j., m. uesoo, sgea years, 10 months and 22 days. . , In Carteret oonntv on Dn &4.th nl June, Eunioe Blanche Watson, infant daughter of Ore and Elliah Watson. aged 13 mouths and 20 days. (Atvumsnrt.) TJ. 8. Ksremu Ornct, WiLBuroroir, jr. C. Wth Jons, 1887. Seated PrODCMUlsftar alMNrt IX. SOS feet sawnd IAMB K.B1 aad 1000 noands Iraa Rods and JNaltS. for naa on the Nena River below Kin- stoiu will be received at tnis oflkeseaUl 11 al. oa 8th Jury. li7, and opeaed lmsaedtMi tberealter. 8pclf)oat'" and blank forms of rresoeals ean be pbtaiBSl at this office. bios wiu Be received tor um wneie or por tions of the atoovs amounts. Tbe riant to re served to rejeet aoy oc aUis nil Is, W. 11. B1ABT, Captain of Englnesra, U. H. Army. JnadsojT7w7 e. w. siuiwoeii. ceo. sLeni Smallwood & Slover I'EALERS IN QESEhAL H Ah!) WARE, TJMVAht; ;i.A8SH-A&' uoLt. Ahit, cnocK&r, SASH. I 'JLAS.S OKS. BLIND8Z J"A1.TS. OILS A A I) STOVP C.NM Hl'ASSEJJ Aij TO PRICE A27D QUALJTY. Middle M re, nt Ooor to Hotel Albert, NKW HHRjN E. N. C. ALL -. to kn. 1 Art iialii the nscrei of will ca.ll at The B. B. DAVENPORT'S, KOHI OF HIIKLI STHEITI. IMPORTANT TO COTTON GINNERS! Remember that I sell the Daniel Pratt Cotton liin, with feeders and Condens ers and the I.iddell ' lloee Power Cot ton Press us.n a guarantee that if Uiey are not satisfactory after ginning ten bales of cotum Uiey can be returned to me and I will ,y B expenses. They are the best machines on the mar ket stand strictly on their merits. Don't bu an outfit until you have seen them aid you will have nothing to regret '-veinl I from s -u h aete r n i a Wil. ui f the ' .l.h ivroi rge.t testimonials farmers in W H1TT i I astern N cw hern ( ( ' School Notice. K.'l -i i i I i I'M h IJ.tlO. i) i mi Fine Old Rye Whiskey Sold e i prwssl Jn 1 1 d'Wn iiihI I 'ae, by N liCKKY. THE OLD RELIABLE! White Light Saloon! wvf..-. .-iu,.i , . i,, k, K. Jona. Middlu St., New Borne. N. C, : o- . hi. 1 1 ' '.j, DEBT OF CIGARS, Ai. : ' : Itritmln S AMI I ' ' -1 A s 1 1 I .,1 (.,,1 , I.' liw I h ii i i s t I N I '' :'! ' Imported lyioit.: r TIM KEELER & CO. Bill Poster. p ii having 1 ills g i w me h tr la 1 to post w ill do well t i.'l Kill II r.lers left st 1- I Ir i, tended to Ji 'ilNSON. s will be at jun4 lm Just Received : Hhds. New Cron 45 4 English Island Molasses! Will Sell Cheap. ' " ' APPLY TO Ferdinand Ulrich, WHOLESALE GROCER i MIDDLE STREET. s. ' NEW BEKNE, N. dJ T. A. (Irkkn's Old 8tjkd. CHEAP FOR CASII! Fine i.ot of Cassard's Lard, ' ? Sugar Cured llanss, -U Breakfast Bacon and ShoaK ' ders. ti; ALSO ,i .5 Frsli Iot of Uetfleld A Duckfjr Crackers and Cakes. ' . 3 . And varioui other things CSEAP JOfc CASH, st 4 K J. F. TAYLOR, Foot of Middle btreetr Nsw Bene, June t, 1887.-dtd :
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