North Carolina Newspapers

... :) . Daily HE VOL. VI.--NO. 102. NEW BERNE. N. ('., FRIDAY. .JULY lit., 1HS7 PRICK r C ENTS. . I f. OURNAL i LOCAL NEWS. Uirul VlBlatv. ilatatc. New Berne, latitude, 85J 6 North. longitude, 77 3 "West. Sun riBcw, 4:55 I Length of day , Hun Bote, 7:19 I 14 hours. 24 miuuu- . Vlfwm li u el 11:11 p. tn. BUSINESS LOCALS. A M POWEHS has rtmoved to ' . Bfond street and ii ready for tin and sheet iron work. Hun es repaired at short uolice. juL'U'.'l. IOOKOi r: 1 will deln.i you the J Baltimore Sun the Bun.t- Jay it Is pultiiohtd for 15 ( fUli) tt wetk or r) rente a copy . NimaNI'XN. rpEl;NK8, Curium, and Tahle Oil l Cloth, cheap, at B:o Ikk's. rIMJE New York World will be deliv 1 ered at 20c. a week, 80c. a month, or 5o. a copy, canh in ad ranee. N CM A Nl'NN. Fertilisers, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Glass, PainU, Varnish and Oil at low prices. Uko. Allen & Co. HOQUE Sound Watermelons kept constantly on ice at Emanuel Fisher's, Broad street. (julBif. IORSAl.E - A Fine Cow . W. P Price 30. Bl'HKCB. IIFTY BARRELS LIME, euitahle for 1 sanitary purposes , at 75c. per barrel delivered, or at 50o. per barrel in fie barrel lota. Uko. Allkn & Co. () LD PAPERS in any quantity sale at this oftice. fo More rain yesterday. Eleven prisoners are in Craven rouu ty jail. Mr. D. Oingdon olTers lumber and machinery for sale. See adv. We regret to hear f the miwuh ill nees of Miss Annie Pearee W. M. Powers, tinner, hao moved in Broad street where he will emitiiiue. Inn business. The trustees of the New Berne Academy will hold a met tint; at the President's ollice on Ciavwn street this evening at 4 o'clock. The young mn of our sister town of Washington had a uniijue game of baseball on Wednesday, the players be ing arrayed in "Mother Hubbard" gowns. We have been sent a sample copy of the "Illustrated Iondon News." printed from duplicate plates at New York. It is printed on extra heavy paper and the illustrations are hand lome and artistic n eiecution. The officers of the colored military company just organized are, Captain, Henry James; 1st Lieut, Eli Edwards; 2J Lieut, W. II . Lovlck; 3d Lieut, Samuel Parsons. The company is 65 strong, and we learn they haye pe titioned the Governor for equipments. Capt. Fielding and cadet Kieser of the Salvation Army called to see us yester day. The Captain says when the Army plants itself at a post it is there to slay. Efforts will be mad to erect a building in New Berne in which to hold sorviees, but the Captain assures us that no money will be wasted in putting a tall steeple on the top of it as that w ill not aid in the salvation of souls. Farmers' Dinner. The farmers of Craven county, in the Beach Grove and surrounding sections, will have their annual dinner at Street's Ferry on Fridsy, August 5th. Farmers and the publio generally are invited to attend. A big barbecue is a part of the. program which with other social enjoy ments will make it a day of pleasure to all wbo attend. Death of a B. Street, Sr. The announcement of the death of B. U. Street, Sr., yesterday moraiug was received by all classes of our people with sincere regret. During a long and busy life the deceased had been one of our most useful and respected citizens, and aa the genial host of the Gaston House for many years, had made an army of friends, and earned a well merited and widespread reputation for courtesy and kindnee. He leaves a widow and a large family of grown children who have the sympathy of all classes of our . community. Steamer Movement. The Defiance of the Clyde line arrived yesterday evening with a large freight She left this port on bet Saturday at 10 a, m. for Baltimore; the retained yia Washington and arrived at 8 p. m. yes terday, making the round trip in fire days and ieren hours. Tha Pamlico of the 0. D. line arrired last sight and will sail for Norfolk, IlT Kagi HeaJ, this morning at 9 o'clock. The Trent will leare at 8 o'clock this morning for Ocraooke. ' The steamer Annie of the E. O.D. Use arrived yesterday morning with a cargo of general merchandise, and will sail this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Vesper of this line will arrive tomorrow morn ing .. - -'(, ,.-r s'.v'.:iI.-iW:' If you want a GOOD TOUGH chew of tobacco, try OLD KIP. . - - Funeral Nctic. The funeral of ihe laic Sjuiurl H. Sireet, Sr. , ill like place from Cum t Episcopal Church at half past live o'clock this (Friday ) evening. Kelutivi a atd friends of ihe family are repjtc i fully invite i to attend Personal. M s Shinn and Mrs. Va'.in. of Wa ! -inglon. L C and Mr. J. L. Sireet ..f Newport-New s arrived last night Committed :n Default cf Ba.l. Fred. YentoiB colored, was befnre Jueliee Ilan"rnk yesterday upon ihe charge of the larcency i f some L.-t-f cattle. He vi..: required in give bond in the enm of two hundred dollars fnr his appearam e ut the next tenn of the j SuperioJ court, failing to do this, he was committed to jail. j Social Galhuiing in Durham. The Durham Tobacco Plant gives the following item: The social gathering at the residence of Mrs. T. U. Cozart last Friday night, complimentary to Miss Fannie Jones, of New Berne, was a decided success. It was a gay assemblage of beautiful young ladies and gallant boys who en joyed themselves throughout, and none left without a deep feeling of thankful ness to the charming hostess who had contributed so much to the pleasure of the occasion, and without oarrying with them the memory of an evening well spent and heartily en joyed. Improvements About the City. Mr. I'. 8. Mare is prepariug to erect a dwelling on the corner i f Mutrnlf and Broad streets. Maj. I )cn n isnii is repairing hi, v.-haif I The Tren t U i ver Lumln V e 1 1 1 V r (' Kit liiij; in a in vi 1" boiler. I. Congdnii V S n have iil.liil i in provenientd to then caw mill, whuli will enable them to cut ten thousand feet more lumber per day. They slash lotffl to pieces iu a hurry there. Sheriff Stiinson has greatly improved tlie old bnilding on the northeast corner of Broad and Middle streets. Mr. K B. Hackhurn has purchased the building adjoining ('apt. Alex. Miller's store on Broad street. lie is preparing to enlarge and thoroughly repair it iu time for his fall stock of groceries. NEWS NOTE 8. The majority of the coke Btrikers ha e resumed work and the l'inkeilon d( -tectives w ill leave within a few days. (Joldslein & Koson water, dry goods, Cairo, Ills., have failed. Liabilities are reported at SIIH.OOO. preferred creditors 824,000. Trouble among the Knights of I-abor at Augusta, (la., developed yesterday. The district master workman was de posed. The State I'niversity for Colored Peo ple, provided for by the last Legislature of Alabama, in to I.e located at Mont gomery. Fire in the Warner block, in Minnea polis, yesterday, caused a loss of $10. 000 Several firemen were badly in jured, Oliver A. Burns fatally. The damage by the reconi Hoods at Oreat Harrington, Mass., and vicinity is even greater than at first reported. The only person known to have been drowned was a Mr. Drum, of Carey ville. Mr. Ramuel N. Brooks, of Hyde, Eng land, the father of Hugh Maxwell Brooks, alias Walter II. Lonox Max well, the famous chloroformer of C. Arthur Preller, wll arrive in St. Louis today to make a last effort to save his son from the gallows. A special from Fort Worth, Tex., re ferring to the failure of the cattle firms in that State, says that the total in debtedness is estimated at $560,000 and the assets $1,115,000. The cause of the failure is considered to be overbuying and a depressed market. A strike is in progress on the New Mexioo, Arizona and Sonora Railway. The brakemen refused to go out with the trains on account of orders com pelling the men to make up their own trains in the Nogalet yard. The con ductors also refuse to take trains out. Unknown parties Monday night en tered the weaver-room of the large cot ton mill of the Manville Company at HanTille, R. L, and by running a knife along the tops of the rolls rained some fire thousand yards of fancy goods on the loom. The mill waa recently the scene of a wearers' strike. Piles Blind, Bleeding' and Itching, Positively oared by Derby Prophylac tic Fluid. Bathe with a little of the Fluid added to the water. A single ap plication will allay the itching, soothe all Inflammation, deodorise all offen siTeneaa - and staunch the - bleeding. Tetter ad Scald Head are quickly cared by Psrbys ProphyUctio Fluid. CHEW OLD RIP TOBACCO. It soothes all sorrow and gladdens rtry heart.- ' . NORTH CAROLINA LEADERS POLITICAL What Mr Jonathan B&v Abcat Thru; ::s TLiLks !.,:,- ji:..,.l .ut da, i l : - :ue:.ae :i li e I ri j'iiit . f 1 raven t-'.rcct, in m a i . h o f an .'.in., e ilijurei I o ctcp in l',e . ih e of Mr 1 lai.k Myer. whtre we found Mr Jnnt.lti&n Havens tu t aej in nlii4' He int iied uc t I e M-a'.t-J. !.nh we Oil. and as ll.e weatLt r w ae i,i. 1 1 ataLliy hot, and the ' oftiee del I. .uusly i o il , vie concluded to prolong our iBit. and inured into a converi-atioii about the weather, ibe state i f the fopr. and the plol e If of a good fail trade and lil,a',i) drifted Ui'.o a diM'uaMuii as li quids the inlellei :ual merite of our leading polim iane. Mr Havens elated that he thought N -rll Carolina had every reaei li to be ( roud of her political leaders, that he could not mention the name of one w ho wus not well filled for olilical leaderelu Kxked him what he thought of Senator Vance, he replied in woiJs near as we cau remember, as followi" "I think SeDator Vance is the most B-jtraordinarv man that has been bnrn and reared iu North Carolina in my day and generation. When he first entered political life I was a resident of another Stale, and knew but little of him. After my return to North Carolina I heard much of him. In conversation with the late genial, whole souled and talented Major Thomas Sparrow of Washington, this Slate, he told me that 7.-h. N ance, as be railed lnm. w as tbegrratei-t man of his aue in the Male . that l:e n in telle, dually a giant, and would int. ally be the leading man of the Sta'.e, an I rank with the great nu n of the I'niti I Slates. Sparrow, lle uh be never i-poke ill of any one, w ai i-low in bestow ing praise, unit prai-e was due I asked Sparrow in w bat ouali ties of mind did Mr. Vance so much excel his reply was: 'He seems to me thai he excels in everything, w hi ther at Ihe bar or on the stump or in leyiH lative halls lie is a graceful and forci ble writer and an elegant conversation alist.' This conversation never passed entirely fiom my iniiid. 1 have often thought of it. and once since reminded Sparrow of it. Ho said "Haven't my prophecies turned out true, and let rue tell you, Havens, that it needed no seer to predict N ance's great future; and the end is not yet." When the war clouds that had so long hovered ovur the South burst forth in their furv, then Vance loomed up to the eyes of the people of North Carolina, and I fully realized all that Sparrow had said of him. He seems to me to be instinctively a leader, l'arton in his life of (leneral Jackson says that he, Jackson, was a born leader of men, that if a company of emigrants was suddenly attacked by Indians, and Jackson was among them, that lie would instantly assume thr command and would be readily obeyed. Vance appears to me 10 oe juhi such n num. luring the war while occupying the then very undesirable pomi n of linv ernor of the Slate, to him all ev es w ere turned, tho people and the army looked to him, and fully and implicitly trusted him and nobly did he respond, our troops were heller clothed and better fed than these of any Southern State. He has so thoroughly identified himself with the entire State, that though a western man, he seems to me to belong to Craven county, and bis name is a household word throughout the length and breadth of the State. No man since the days of the great GaBton, has occu pied as great a share of public atten tion, not only in his own State but also in other States, and none whom the people so delight to honor. lie has been accused of a great fondness for the office of United States Senator. I should think he was, who would notbeV I, myself, would like to be a United States Senator, and there is a quarter of a million of men in North Carolina just like me; and let me tell you that Vance has no successor as Senator until removed by death. Politicians and wire pullers may lay their plans to get a successor for him. To these we say in the lan guage of the poet Burns, The beet laid plans of mice and men gang aft aglee. I cannot say that I bave any acquain tance with Senator Vance; I saw him the first time at Tarboro daring the war, and was introduced to him by Mr. ChurchM Perkins of Pitt oounty, from that day to this I hare nerer been in his presence, bat I have followed him sinoe then through his entire political life, and I would not have him undo or unsay anything, politically speaking, that he has done or said. All I regret in his whole career is, that he was not a Democrat earlier in life, bat I can overlook that, as he is now aa good a Democrat as any mm in the State." - This was about the sum nd substance of Kr. HaTens's comments upon Senator . i : '. . bLl We i. c i f 1 b I l e c CP 'lY cakcd us L .s opinion 1 s irpiy .:.t r Line that that l.e w jj, l til p. .lo be fuoy Oc.icvt-J ILiU . comirj; uiiU vl the II i w t 1 Use 1. . Ill he (. " : i:.- t 1 : . r..-1. 1 m ihe at w e ' -hi- STATE N'LW 1 . 1 1 a in d f i e ill II u r 1 i liun , (,: ehsh do cat lu.nl - i ' pUSM-ll t ll.'l.o.' ., llg" ',l 'I IU-1 e Shelby N t ' I lie niaehiiiei 1 1. :i - e n-e!i " I . ,-i ' il I tile new en almost i-ei ; eo!!iin null l. M ti 1 1 4 j r,tiit;illt li !ni 1 1 1 1 ii ; H-.Ndi t lintel tli.lt the lid' Axle tu 1 1 1 N()tl I li w i f-t ' i. i:. 1 Mil li.iin 'II f i. Ii.it I' l.el now : eaiu Sht-I olile 1 lol 1 licit' l.S 11 s looking; out i .'.,.li'MI f-ilthlli(l 111' 1 1 i 'll.i III I 1 1 ieS ,11 e ill In- i-ici 1 .ii tla n in on, ii. le- II "II thr M , , N T..I I to I'll I -! el 1 1 :l cv en iii ii l.iiiiici' liiiij,' in-ill Me li.nie, Al.iUiiiiK c cciuiitv, u,i, ii turning lininc liuin 1 tin li.im, ,nnl lien nliinit t li rt e miles limn town t In- cviiiiii'' iii:iil 1 1 .ails p:tsst-(i linn. l1 II.- : I.. i In. I - i! h li.nlh lr;.'hle!le,l hoi .!. ,d Uil, S'.i: Sinn.!. Id Il n I .1 w .! : ! .1 h ! I s: ii , I 1 , Ol I.'. I W lllo l.-. .1 I'll. II il. 11' In ! ;t !l -'i lnm iihc dull. if :i 1 1 I .:..ie,i. e .11 M .- ! '..Mil. Ili'lli nt f 'r, c e v. i .il cents in Iiiohev . 1 ho I he. u tl et i i il.i Inline .1 u,-l i lis, when, t he e be 1 1 in i e In hhow I li.il 1 lie (ilii.in li.nl Mil lorn ,. tulell I lie imriey lic .is i! -i III (Icl.llllt o! !! 1 1 1 1 -n t in the c.i-o .lnm -, t he i.ilcil, lilnl if I he cnst,. pli ' -ei ilfnl . Vi iis sent tn j.ul. ( ' 1 1 it I lilt I e ( 1)1 (HI li ie 'Ihe i c.t YiltH'U lor Ilic lieu building nl the Vdinij; Men's ( 'In i-l l.in Assiici.il ion ( n Tn mi st i eet is pHi'ics-ni,' and ii coiiMiler.ime linU Ii.ts Ik'cii du' out. It is ol I he liiri,'('Nt Mingle (x ciiViil inns ever made in the city. The plans lor the new building are I.O.V I II ll Ulds nl tho eolitractd TH or the hiiiosi( ol in.ikin esti mute.-. It will be by l,u the liand- Hoinest biuhliiiL' in ( harlntle. It, will cost between ..L'dlKI ;ind if I. .J (in. .Sylva Herald: Whin ;i railroad reaches a country for the lirst tunc, it veiv naturally attracts it treat leal ol at tentinn, iiiul as a mattei if cnuise, ih the prune cause ol in .t n ' ludicrous scenes and inci lents. A short tunc a'o a nut li liom the li.icliwonds o tins n rity calm '!"!! tnSvnil. Ini the Ill's t 1 1 me -1 nee t he railroad leached t he ; 1 1 1 1 v . Am. n ol her t hi iijhs, he li-m el i d on t he side u , tin- wo:.! "c.ipac I a Irei-hl ty n,(Mlo l .pa City -a i:e t line bn -, that 'in home lbs." w Inch he le.l I ' KI.IMMI miles,-' :i! t'ie c anil.it i ii'fi " I . ', , i 1 1 t li i li LT is ii I i;.' w ,i -. h lin't slic." Siinfnnl 1 ! . 1 : .- : lie m,-(. tn at end the cotton f . i c t ( r meet in;,' next s ttuidav .ifteiiionn and take t nek . oil .int to i ii est our money wheie it will pay you and jour country. im want to have tho ;ul vantages and c di enience o( i town wiili its societ" its ctiurclies, its schools and the arts of civilization. It takes a town to make a progressive country people. l actones here, is a town here and don t yon forget it. A town here is a market lor the country. A cotton factory will do more to build this place as a town, than nerhaos aDytuiDs: else. Kvery man who reads this, who knows the nature of the subject and who has money, would do well to attend the meet ing. DIED. Of inflammation of the bowels, at bis home on the north side of Neuse river, Craven county, Charles Toler. He leaves a wife and six children. one of whom resides in Miss, He seemed to be conscious almost up to the very moment he died. A good man has died a worthy Christian has gone home. Mr. Toler lived to see all of his children grown and married, and to reach the ripe old age of seventy-two years the 10th day of this month. He was a true neighbor, an affectionate husband. He had been a consistent member of tbe Methodist Church for a great many years. We mourn the heavy loss, bo t our loss is bis gain. He has left this world of misery, trouble and affliction, and is now enjoying the sunny clime of everlasting bliss. Obi that hope the Christian has, When death approaches nigh, He falls asleep in Jesus: arms, And rests with Him on high. Every Country Merchant should tny via) me tobacco YttL c IK r-J. fa,- t jl fully t'tl.tVc Ilia', l.f million 1. 1 eiLceic aJu.: him if he wouli not of liuV, Toin Jarv.c 1.1. ill) Lltllcd Not .. 'r . 1 the i ,: :- l - f e Berne. . Lave levt-n.y be, on, ureally ui-.ii-J ever i: t-t ".ihJn. facte, ll.jt ft v ci ill of ILi .: fi..-ns I. had been pr D'Uh eJ t t.'.t.r hf. Clans as m, a i at '.v an 1 he n 1 a. , : ; sull .1.,.' v .h il.ai ,ret:.' .: n, i.? Consi'rupt, n l,tr '.et h . !::;! W i cured by 1 'i .-i.i Sen I'., o , i : Comsuhjpli n :Lt , n.i nn-n w... d oeS poe . in e . V . J I e a , 1 h I a I i. . 1 . t dloeat,es. I ,,.:!..- v j : - A s a a: !! In LiUs I a ti 1 ti t ( in lie f i e In . W ASlil.V . I N J .. , .1, 1 I. c 'iLiuerio ci iiim--, n l : II? opinion 111 the -e f ; ! and '1 ra v el er p I n. iibb.i.el delpljiii nnl l.ctii.n liai.r r .l.l-! f '. an It . deled ! I 1 I 1 : he I l.Aa a 1 l . n. pan y . Ihe i .,.e in i in en I f o.i.Uji ;t I pnrlalioii of huea,;. latlon of l h u I nh .u t i t 1 '.(..- f lit... the ! i i e t r h : . r U p .1. the J , : mm .i!.h .. . . ,5 nl . it:,!,!-, j 1 ! i 1 he i l. n. n .11 .if 1 re ,s 1. c. I . I f .11 Hop cess of ihe am. Other travelers opinion say r- I n case thai in t ul v es jutl discriminate any .uecli -n . f un or ext. r I eij 01 hi. inner mailer or w no h we hae of jurisdiction I! peiiU 'Liis h.,e .011-11,..:,-. o: hi..ner- . : j ,,i, e , ; will, defendants or olhiic ly wheh lare nun. hers if their 1 er ti h-m e.- tire om tt ind mi; in the hands of holders, there are courts prov ided t.y I a w hnv inn ju r is diction to In ar und determine contro versies of lhat character. The power lo enforce contracts is not one which has been confided to us. .Nur have we any general power or authority to man age the business of carriers, hut only a limited xjwer rx prrnsly defined In the stalule, to interfere to prevent w r .ng BDd oppression III specified 1 ases Kvery ground of our jurisdiction, ur defined hy the hlalule.rclalfsd.it (Iv or lnlirectlv to the transporlation if persons and fr ifihi ly larriersat f.i.r , Il 1 n-hs. .Hal. le later- and , t I, R . , . , uiipaitiali'.y t f., . ' 11 u a 1 I .,. , in 11, . ' id e il.s ! I.e p .1, ., 1 ! , : c I il-'lli-St I Ju-Ie l ' . I . L.,,1 10 ,1. f I , . l,-o I -tale i . n.nit-i 1 ..an-i i. melon ihis in, i:ii:i' f..i i.n :'- 1 M it hliili . I I . w 1 . 1 1 , 1 1 1 . . 1,11; , . k 1 '...ninth, lone! W.okti wi,l!,-,,. t i,,v!,i f-.r Vi rtni. ,t to it mniii u id , i ,,l 1 11,. rci'i'MN i'i iiiiniH i.ei-- " -1 1 r i - . 1 1 .. Hr.'iKK UH it-main I n i.M.I :.. i eek thil hlru A rillt a Vilw. Tim Hkht !Sa1.k in the world for I'uls, Urulses, Sores, I'lcers, SaK Kheum, Kevor Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, ( 'orns, and all Skin Kruplions, and pohitnely1 cures piles or no iay reiiuirod. ll is tuaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded. Price 25 rents per box. lor sale by R. N. Duffy. drclf! lv Fence or No Fence. 1 on sm.i:. Id to (id M. of I.unitier, Fencing, will be sold at figure f applied for soon. I). CON 1 1 1 " sli ilahii ll (ITT N A New- Heme, N. ('., July L'7th, 1-7. j ::i ,1 1 I For Sale, Saw Mill Machincrv, 1 11 r 1 11 . 1 1 11 lt 1,11 H i n 0 , Boiler, , . c , a com I elf out f. t . Also, Circular Saws i. slant!) ,n hand an.l for sai. Lv I ) ( i i.Xl.l 'N a ' New Heme. N I ' , .Inly '-'Till. l-"7. u .'J d I I EXCURSION TO THE CAMP MEETING AT 0CRAC0KE. The Steamer 'Margie'" Will leave NKW Hi .UN K on Saturday, Aug. G, '87. at SEVKN A. M. Therehy ciyini: all thoso who desire to spend Sunday, the last and larirest day at the meet iii;, a chance to do so. Kare for round trip. Si "..i. Kor fur ther information enquire, at the ollice. foot of Craven street. 27ld W. P. BCBUrS, (1. M. Notice to Merchants t Save Freight and Drayage in Buying Your Powder from Ferdinand Ulrich, AGENT FOR Hazard Powder Go. Keep in stock all grades and size packages. MIDDLE STREET, NEW BERNE, N T. A. Green's Old Stand. 0. CAMP MEETING AT The steamer TRENT will leave New Berne at EIGHT o'clock A. M. on FRIDAY the 29th day of JULY for Portsmouth and Ocracoke, and will re turn the following Tuesday. This will be a delightful trip and will strike Ocra ooke in time for tbe Camp Meeting which jrill be in progress then. For farther information apply at office of Neuse and Trent River Steamboat Co., foot of Craren street. jo!9 dtd -i::'U'u' tto. &L0VEI Smallwood & Slover 'KAI.KliS IN ' :-' - '.l.f. 1 - --; ; i a Hi: ' A .".' i - . . -huCKJCBr, - - !.- J.U.XDSZ ' -"o '.VS vILS AM' STOVf .1 -1.1) AS TO jRiCE a:;d quality. 1 M i.i.l :r u , . N, xt Door to Hum A!... rt, m.'.v 1 : ;: i n. c. R.copened Willis, Edwards & Co". Ullt- I, ;.. ,.. ; :. ,. W . I t - L 1 I. . w . w o f k - I : .. . e i. I 1 i.e Mm hine 1 ...,s loth eir M.i h.ne and lion, r v - 1 k ai :. 111. ; . , I hey hi.i . , ait, 1 a f e.mdry to their wikh and a 1 e pi . -,ui . d lo do the hest of 1 , r w, ttnd lion I a.hl ili I louse I'. i; int. 11, a specialty If v '' w ,1.1 e . . 1 v, 1 k e us a call. A'! w 1 . ,-ai.i. . 1 1 !. . at prics I" ' - . ih. . - ,i,l l; johi: ::. crabtree & co. i:(i!.KKKH, I'oiii; . i 1 s .1 un M ,1 ( 1: 1 11 1 s t h, II . , I .1 I I , H.o ,, , , Mill. I .'.III, 1 .. I I '! , I, 1 , ,, U , H iil't - 1 h .' ail M .1 I, BONES WANTED. We ,11 the lllUIIKST MA It- Is I . I' I'KI I h i lo 'Nl - d. Ineied lous 'I ""r I i v ii I .: I r.ti.t street, in New I Vine i) l'.'lf 1 ! I .s .: '. M I Ik ) ,'S. Notice. S... i ''til I ' I i , i l . .1 STV, ' I H I- l I, i Jul) ... l'-'-T. s- .i i" M i ii i i - n- w- .1 ue. All persons .,w .n; lln- same w ill please ( all llhd :( 1' Sll.MM'N. - 1 " Shenir. Turnip, Rutabaga .il. i i : i- V.I l:i' . r p of lSM7t :-. -I I v I ' e i I I in 1 1 ei h ,V Sons, i ; , i i ,!. i :: '- . , 'i i ... i n c. TSSNITY COLLEGE, i v ' sr. ! I ii ii, I rndi 11 I r ii i 1 1 1 - m 1). . . I. l- , . ... .. e . ineM. ' , , I .tsr.l of .!' . . faculty fc ' I ' .i.st .II ul.ll 1 WO , r i. - . . , ,i, rse .end ' ' 'I n 1 r V i : s .. llHchelor :T. 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C. v - Next 8Mlon will begin Amg. 1st, Pd!I Academic. Business and Oolleguit Coorw.. Fine Building, Libraries, Aprmraln. Board and TniMon to salt to timet, W i v persona of limited means aMlated. put water and health trntorpaaeed, Arr'r F onoe. Catalogue t1y1i Darttoalars tsr ,