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he Daily OURN AL VOL. VI.--NO. 193. NEW BERNE. N. C, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1887. PRICE 5 CENTS.V nn 4' v LOCAL NEWS. UvmI UiUlin Alaaaac. New Brne, latitude, 86 8 North. " longitude, 77 8' West. Sun rise, 6:33 I Length of day , Sun seta, 4: t6 I 10 hours, 23 minutes. Moon rieee at 8:41 p. m. BUSINESS LO;'AL8. CABSARD'8 celebrated 'Star " Brand Hams bst in the world can be bought at J. F. TaYLok's at 14 eta. per pound. nlS it JOHN DUNN ie eull ahead id Fine Goods at low prices and hii store is the pride of the town. Call aud get Lie prtcea. SNELL1NGS baa juel received another lot of fine young Chicieiia. He also has fine Beef and Pork Sausages. 7" ANTED Some good second hand M household and kitchen furniture. For reference call at this office, ninf. PLEASE remember that I need money as well as tbe rest of mankind and if you owe me pleaae pay me. no8 lm.l J. C. Whitty. THE FINEST BUTTEK in the city, elegantly moulded. 30c. per lb. THE GROCEK, K. B. HACK BURN FOE RENT A convenient dwelling Apply to J. K. Ivks. ocSttlf ) New Berne, N. C. 1)URE Liquors and Wines for Medici naland other usee, at wholesale. Jameb Kecuunh A NEW Stock of Oil Stoves and other House keeping Good at Gko. Al.l-K.i A t o DIRECT importation of French Brandy and Holland Gin arrived in bond and duties paid at Custom louse in New Berne, guaracteeinn Ken uine goods for sale. Jas Keimoni. JOHN U. CRABTHEE & CU,. Fen ders and Machinists. New lierne, are giving special attention to theman ufaoture and repairs of Boilers of all kinds, and would be aliased to furnish plans and estimates trpon application. nov22awtf GARRETT'S Medoo Vineyard Cognac and Wines for eale. at Manufactu rer's prices, by James Kkdmomi. TV f ORTGAGE and Warrantee Deeds 11 on band all the time. BR0WN'8GE0RGIA COTTON GINS, with Self Feeder and Condrnaer. All of the latest and most approved pat terns. Gko. Ai.i.kn & Co. REDMOND'S Ginger Ale. Lemon Soda, etc , equal to imported. James Kkimm. BUGGIES, McD. Pates' make, sale at Dail Urn for Lenoir Superior Court convenes to morrow. Dr. R. L. Abernethy deliveis a lec ture at the rooms of the V. M. C. A. tomorrow night at eight o'clock on the abject of "The Human Soul and Hind." He will use an original dia gram, exhibiting all the powers and faculties of the mind and their peculiar operations In the production of thought. Ladles are respectfully invited. Personal. Rev. R. L. Abernethy, D. D. arrived last night and will lecture at the rooms of the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow evening beginning at 8 o'clock. Admission free. Change of Schedule. The mixed freight and passenger train on the A. & N. C. R. will change obedule on Tuesday the 15th. Will leave New Berne at 930 a. m. on Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Ar riving on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays about 11 a.m. Prayer for Toflag Men. The Annual Week of Prayer for . Toons -Hen begins today. It will be observed throughout the world under the general direction of tbe Toung Men's Christian Association. Appro priate sermons will be preached today ' by many pastors everywhere. Tonight there will be a Union Service in our. city, at the Methodist Church, and the ' termon wilt be preached by Rev. Dr. v Vaja, " Barely our young men are the ,.v nop of the land, and all should join ' . this day and week In the special eer- yioee of prayer for thern with deep earn- eetnesa and tiring faith. '- Oyster, fish and Oame Xxpoaitian. ' The Oyster, Fish and Oame. Auocie- , tion of Carteret oooaty will hold an en- nual exhibition at Davia Hall, Beau- ' tort, on December 14th. 15th and 16th. .Premiums will be given for the beet - oystera, olanu, fish game, etc., sent for exhibition. The following, gentlsrren are offlcers of the Association: ' mmctobb. J. 3. Royal,' L. A. Bkarren, J. L. Man ey M. D F. B. Mace, H. D., 0. R. Thomas. Jr.. W. 8. Chad wick, J. C. - Davie, W. F. Howland, V- F. Arendeil, . It. D.. Daniel Bell. Hot. U M. i orbee, V v EICKTIOR OOUOTTEB. John D. Davis, R. R. RoberaoD, John Forlaw. Wo. F. Dill, AIodeo Thomas, N. W. Tsylor, S. J. iloore, T. B. Dela- mar, U.V. . -. ' " E. 0. KoE,rrident. ' O. W. ChaelcTTF, Bect'y f- 3 Tress. T"er" 'H' --if-rr - ' -' Mr. Oliver's Csmnninication. We publish elsewhere Mr. Oliver's communication in reply to our notice of his "playful remark " about the Jul H- naL'b short comings We do not dispute the facte about Wilmington 's facilities for handling cot ton which he presents, nor have we any right to dispute the correctness of the market quotations which we louk from the Star and compared with our own market. Ttie truth of the matter is, comparing New Berne and Wilmington is altnobl the same thing as comparing Norfolk and Wilmington, because the low freights which we have had this fall, and the disposition of our buyers to pay almost within freight of Norfolk prices, has brought the markets ofWihe two places pretty close together. If Wilmington provve a better market for cotton than Norfolk, then in the name of common Beuse let s have a railroad direct to that port so that e may reach it Wilmington is going to build a railroad into Onslow; many of the business men of that city would be glad to stop it at some point in that county because they are afraid to come through to New Berne -afraid that they will lose a large trade winch they now control. If we unJercland Mr ('liver's ihibi lion he would rather let Wilmington come into (iimlow and kick New Berne entirely out, and let the W it V road extend iln claws down to Yaidimk'Uin aud completely wipe out all the trade with any of the counties below up he would gradually draw in I. in lines I ke a trifliug farmer who drawn in his fence every year rather than cut the briers and hushes down and set the fence out, ho would olTer no inducements to our young men to remain in New lierne and engage In uubiuew) because ho re gards us as unfortunately eiliihle.l ai d in a had ti x generally Does Mr. Oliver know the fact that the city of Wilmington has a debt of about six hundred thousand ' $6(i0,00dj dollars, and has subscribed one hundred thousand (S100.000) to the Onslow road, and is considering the proposition of subscribing one hundred arid fifty (Sl&O.OOO) thousand for the C. F. Y. V. , making a debt of about eight hun dred thousand 1 8M)0,0o(i i dollars. The valuation of property in Wilmington is about five millions f 5,000.000, ) of Craven it is more than half that. Cra ven has a debt of but a little morn Ihm one hundred (8100. OOOi thousand, Wil mington will soon have eighthundred ($HO0.0OOi thousand. It is not beintr in tfi'Jif, or out i'f debl that makes a coun ty or town prosperous and happy, but it is the ; ush, enterpme . Inunneaa sagacity and harmovy'of the people that enables them to grapple with trade and com merce and command the respect of the tbe business world. Mr. Oliver well knows that the only boom New Berne has had since the war was in 1882 when Best began the extension of tbe A. & N. C. R. and forced a rale on corn from the R & D. which brought a very large corn trade from tbe Northeast ooontie. At tbe- lime Best was doing Ibis for New Berne some of our own people were watching everv opportunity to pounce upon him and take' the A. & N. C. R- from him. After his failure a number of business men of this city with others from neighoring towns and counties, feeling the necessity of break ing the shackles fastened upon them by the R. & D., formed the Eastern Syndi cate for tbe purpose of leasing the A. & N. C. R. and extending it to the C. F. fc Y. V. Some of our enm ritizent went vigorously to work to break up this scheme. And now when we seek re lief in other directions up jumps . Mr. Oliver and tries to frighten the people with the cry of tax ation. The people of Craven county oan make an appropriation to these rail road enterprises by lending tht credit of the county and not make the taxes any higher than the present year. Mr. Oliver intimates that the non tax payers will vote for this measure while (he tax payers will oppose it. He is a living proof to the contrary. He op poses it and has openly avowed for sometime that he would not pay taxes, while on the other hand some of the largest tax payers in the oonnty are strongly in favor of iU An indnstrions man like he is, ought to be able to mus ter a strong force of non-taxpayers on his eide. The oonnty commission en should or der an election and let the. people say whether or not they want to sit still and let neighboring towns stick the life oat of their - oommeroial . existence, or whether they will wake up and march along, with the rest of their fellow citizens. - r- r- i ,- , ,Qther points la Mr. OUrer 'eomnrani cation will be noticed la fata re issue. ' Rub the 'painful points" thoroughly, when afflicted with neuralgia, with Sal vation Oil, the great pain annihilator. Price 85 cent a bottle. , r Dr. Bull's Oourh ByropcuKse erotjpy cough tht sounds so like nails driven I A Bridge Across the Nemse. Commissioner Brioson offered a reso lution at the meeting of the county commissioners last Tuesday to sell the county stock in the A. & N. C. K. and apply the prooeds to the building of a bridge across Neuse river. Some steps ought to be taken to bring that portion of the county north of Neuse river, and the rich section of other neighboring counties within easy reach of New j Berne. If the commissioners, instead j of filing the price of tbe stock would invite sealed bids, reserving the right to reject or accept any, a price might be obtained that would enable the county to build a bridge and materially re duc! Its debt, iiut whether the stock is sold or not it is important that this bridge should be built, and if necessary the credit of the county or jity should bs used for the purpose. Some as tine lands as there are in the county lie on the north side of the Niuse and neither Craven or New Berne can longer afford to let them remain undeveloped. A gentleman w ho ow ns land in that sec tion recently informed us that w ith a bridge acrewsa the river he would be perfectly willing for the assessed value of his lauds to be doubled. Tins reminds us that the railroad from Suffolk. Ya. is building in the direction of l'antego. Beaufort county, and in view of this fact and ths further fact that the road from Scotland Neck may he extended to Washington, the proposition to submit the question of subsi'iiUing to a railroad to Washington or (ireeriville had better include Tan tego By this route, the rich South Clerk Becliou would be lappod and the corn trade from llvde and other coun ties met at that point also a connection made with tbe Suffolk road. Let the proposition he to build either to Wash lugtoo. Greenville or l'antego Oyster Fair in January. The following item is from the Ivil eigh correspondent of the Wilmington Messenger " Arrangements have been perfected. 1 nunigralion Commissioner I'atrick in forms me today, for the holding of a Stale oyster fair at New Berne in Jan liar;. Addresses will lie delivered hy Fish Commissioners of the lulled StatK. New York and Connecticut, also by Lieutenant Winslow, of the I 'ruled States Navy, who is conducting the survey of the oyster water. A lis!) exhibit will be made at the same time. ' The Jot KNAI. has been urging for sometime the holding of such a l air but our people here seem to be so little interested in the matter we had almost concluded this was one of the JoCKN ai.'h "grievous mistakes. " But the facl is there was no organization here to take hold of the matter and work it up We are glad Commissioner Patrick is taking an interest in it lie is disposed to aid our section in many ways if we would only show our appreciation of his efforts. The Journal, will hearti ly co operate w ith him in inaugurating this Fair. We suggest that tbe Craven County Gun Club take the matter in hand at once. It will be necessary to raise a small amount for premiums and inci dental expenses. Two hundred dollars will give us a Fair that will be worth a thousand to the city. There should be an exhibit of game and fish as well ss oysters, and by securing the McLean building on the corner of Craven and Pollock, the ladies could have a depart ment and the Fair made a complete success. If tbe Club will take the matter in hand and appoint a committee to raise the funds the Jovr.naL will aid them the beat it can. Steamer Movements. The Defiance of tbe Clyde line arrived yesterday morning from Baltimore with a cargo of merchandise. The Carolina arrived last night from Bell's Ferry with a cargo of cotton, and will leave Monday morning at 5 o'clock on return trip The Newberne of tbe O. D. line ar rived last night and will sail for Nor. folk tomorrow morninr at 9 o'clock. Errata, Tbe printer made us say in verter dsy ' issue that Wilmington had snb scribed "one hundred dollars" to the Onslow railroad. Another "grievous mistake." The intelligent reader doubt less understood that we meant to say ene hundred 0um$m4 doUar: This is what we wrote but - hundreds of thou sand dollars is above the oom prehension of some boy typos. lilt of Letter Remaining in the postoffioe at New Bene, Craven oonnty, N. C, Nor. IS, 18S7: i . Jordan j J. A. Unkfleld, Abram Smith, Soeaa Sawyer, Filey Simmons, Chariot ty Williams, Oar ban Weekly, , C. T. Willis, v , - v PersonJ calling-for abore letters, will ssy edvevtjed, snd rve date ofl;t. I h'. Makxt, p. ?,r. Church Services Today. Christ Church. Y W Shields 1'actor. 5f3d Sunday after Trinity, lloiy Com munion at S a m other ScM ices at 11 a. tu. and 7 i p ui SanJay olLooI at 4 p. m. The public is always inviled to take part in the servicrc of ibis church. Ushers at the door to provide seat Ssrviceeiu the Methodist i.lu:.!, at 11 a. in , conducted Ly the pisl-jr Kev. I.. W. Crawford. At 7 p rn lucre will be held a ur.loU ser ice under the auspi ces of the 1 oung Mens C hristian Asso ciation The serin, n will be preached by Kev I. r Va I li The pews are free and all p rs,iir- are c rdially invited t' w..rrhit wan U.t- , i.( rela tion. Catholic l.un 1. ;-i lal sei ic s. At the ( albolic church loiighl there villi be special t.ri vices coi sir-ting of irt-aih-IDg and I'.f rjtd n tu-ri of ihe M ,r-l liirosed Sacrarm nt V. v preach ui, n lb !.r,h,r 1'n. S.llli tit V e will f the begin sub- k I o w I - I alhol ic church "- i e at seven o flock M t ' A st-i i t a'. , jf i I "'light reason o h is edgemeut ,( 1 ioJ . Luke Dan It-1 1 J7 1 -eader X 1 1 U 1 uil. Monday night ul ,' oilock. S.ibject Hiding Places tien 111 Jer Will I- W 1 1 1 'sal in W 11 7 Lender li I. Wadsworlh. I'; es In t,-r i :in i h ii r h K I 1 . .e llll , I 'a-l I Si I I ices I. Sihbath h .i i i i it i seM lies In v in ,c -meeting M 7 - in in tl church, w . I h I I f i-l ell 'e I ' The pu hi i ' iti ' 1 1 1 i ' i 1 t V 111. , ther llliloll hodist lb. Mi i:ig men. Uil, 'I: I till these her v io, s Baptist llilll' Ii No eel vice-, today except Sunday s hool at c p in . A. M. Baker. Supt Thepubo me I'llially invited to attend KpM'"l. J "Cl.NAl I little e X peeled 111 making a playful remark before the hoard of county comininMoners, that It would cause nenrly a column of edi torial as appeared this morning The question was in regard to what place, either Newhern or Wilmington, would Ihe cotion go that wa produced ill Jones and nslow counties on the line of the prop wed roal) I thought and I still llnnk lhal Wilmington lias I lie advan tage over New berri iih ii cotton market. She has two compress eslabl ifthincnlH w hich could uoi have cost less than one hundred thousand dollars. She has fa cilities for shipping cotton to foreign porls which wecunoi have, she is re ceiving toil tunes, je.'i, even nearly t wenty times, the quantity of cotton we are getting, and she certainly is in a position to pay better prices than is paid in Newbern. Scarcely a Wilmington paper is picked up that does not contain a notice of one or more steamships leav- ng Wilmington for LiverKol or some other foreign port wilh from live to six thousand bales of cotton on her. 1 in dinmon with many fear lhal if a rail road is built from Nowbern lo Wilming ton through Jones and Ouslow, that what cation we now get from these counties will be diverted to W liming ion, and it seems like inexlending an invitation to ub to assist in building it is like inviting us to our own funeral and requiring us to pay immensely for the privilege. It is too costly an eiper imentto an already overburdened peo ple. In regard to submitting the question to the people which was urged to be done within a very short time and the board of commissioners virtu ally to cause the property of the people of Craven county to be mortgaged for an immense amount of money, certain ly required time for consideration and an expres-ion of the opinion of the tax payers of the couhty lhere are a large class ol these tax payers wboee voices cannot be heard before the board of commissioners nor their votes received at the ballot box. Many of tbjse whose earthly posses sions consist of the borne which shelters them, and the only time their voice can be beard in the affairs of tbe county is when the sheriff or his deputy calls on them for their taxes. These people are to come not in conflict with the major ity of tbose who vote and who control tbe election in this county, but they have quietly to submit to any decision which may be made by those who in an election contest are their superiors The property of these people is en trusted for protection lo tbe board of nounty commissioners, and recreant to their trust will tbey be if they allow it to be leopard iced It has been stated that no convict labor shall be employed in the construe tion of the road, that all work shall be given to our own people. Under ordinary circumstances would not any corporation williqgly accept the labor offered by tbe State free of oost. flCan a fair election be held where a bonus is offered to the great majority of voters by saying to them, Vote for the tax and we will pay you for your labor." If this election is held (and a majority under the circumstances will doubtless vote for the tax), how soon may it be that two. three or more similar move ments may be made, and as soon as the majority of voters in the oonnty ascer tain that all teat is necessary to ootain work is to Tote to tax the property holders, will not every scheme be car ried? Will tbey not have for an excuse that the Democrats inaugurated ltr The placing of the property of the people of Craven ia such a position is an experiment wntoa toe Doara ei eom- missionsrs : should - earefnUy ; guard ateiDtt.. - '."? if-' I am tied to ear that errors which my friend Mr. Noon speak of do not exist ia f-.-t. 1 nmr said "it was one of 'the JotK"AL'S many grievous tr rore. 1 playfully said "if it was not the on'y rrror that the J' 'I'K.naL had made In regard to " pu ii J u w bile others try to build up, will certainly not refer to me as applied to the Graded School I think there are but few per sons in Nrwbern but beard of the suc cessful effort made in regard to Ihe New beru Graded School I never "ial lered in well doing. As everyjone of my associates know 1 advocated asking for albx which would not be burden some At the time 50 and ' cents was proposed on the 100 valuation. 1 ad vised 10 and l'j cents, believing that the people would submit toeen au unlaw f u I lax if of small amount and ecouom u ally expended, and if a larger lax wa imposed the people would object Mark the result Wll.l nil II ' ' 1 1 v Eli New berri , N , I . Bl A It It Ihl) At Ihe les deuce of Ihe bride e 111 '.her in No. 1 township. Cravru county, on I'huroday . Nov. loth. Mr Win. H.Ipock and Miss Lou Ipock. V. W Smith, J P. . officiating. ( n the same day . in the afternoon at Mr. Needhaiu Willis hi Ihe same town- hip. Mr W K liaw and Miu Maine Hrmk P S Lrnul, L-q .officiating. large concourse of people attended tht- rnarr lage eel enion n an i ail went merry as a mar rage hell. COMMEKCI A L. ( O I I ON !l A It K I I N i Y I K . Nov. ! 1 1, o -. m lllu r t , pi ne.l fit III. al - - ' ' .'' ales. New lirMie ItlHlkel lirtn ','iH i 'J,' bales at 'J ,'i lo ',1 -o ai, - I i th week 'm'" bales against 1 '.47 tmh-s i-atn week last yuar. THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION ! Ihe ' Hard Times" have luduced me to proclaim low pi ices on the follow ing choice and well selected lioods Koyal l row n I I, in liui'k wheat 1 lour l. ( dioo e N C. Hams i:i. Suuar-cured Hams l'c. H. Bacon Strips 'itc. Best Ituller :i' ,' Mince Meat loo. Leghorn Citron '.'. Layer Raisins l'ic. Iyer Ki" '-'"'' Lard lates K' ( 'urranls. d lb- for .' ''. Prunes, it lbs. for ' lined Apples Hie Sweet Mixed Pickles, qt '-'V. Cranberrivs l"c Call and e i amine on r sloe k , and sav e moriny. Al.l'.A .Mll.l.l.li. nl 1 dim fll .V tid llroa.l sir. 'el. New Groocls i.ri;sr srvi.r.s: My f ric tnis and customers are invited to call and examine my Stock of Milli nery tioods, which is larger and more complete in all departments than ever before. 1 am receiving New Goods two and three times a week by eipressand steamers, consequently have the Latest Styles and all qualities of goods. My prices are very low to suit those hard times, and my aim is to make the quality and prico of my goods satisfac tory to my customers. C. M. V. F0LLETT. New Berne, N. C. ocl3dw2m Wanted to Purchase, 50,000 Bush. Rice. To Sell: 200,000 Tons Pure Agricultural Lime. W. P. BURRUS & CO., GRAIN & COTTON COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Market Dock, NKW BERNK, N. C may 6 d wtf Wanted, T00 TON8 of COTTON SEED. Highest Cash Price paid, de livered in New Berne, K. 11. & J. A. MEADOWS. oc9 rjwtf 3NTotioo- Having purchased tbe entire Stock of Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers in store un der Hotel Albert, I will sell the same AT C03T. SPOT CASH. No (roods will be sent out on probation. Thankful for past patronage, the busi ness will be continued at the old stand ondor Hotel Albert. F. T. PATTEKSON. , New Bern, S; a i ieSr dtf SHORT CROPS Need Net Cau-e L:ng Faces, H. B. Duffy 11 v let, r:n,ned lo make you smile by offering his Mammcth Stock cf Dry Goods A I Geatly h luced Prices 1' ubt.h ; lli .niar.- w i.l d w ell lO scan the list l.i-l u '. oii- sl.,1. I a r 1 i i . Mr peryd. 1 ' '1)1- Pali'.s ' :- !r in 'A'.-, up. I II. e I al. 1 ! Mil I I g-,;., ; , ' ion ts I 1,1 . u I i- . ' I ,!. s . - 7 .' It, )- P. ,.l- Co.. Mm i- ll'il- g I i a: , a l .i ; y All I!ai. I li CO' -ha 1 An I in a 1 ii'.i i. t i ihirse and many other bargain- we would like for you to 'see -in r 1 1 ai, l i ri v i f 1; in I ir ess tioods ; ! the ! 1 and r , liable Last New Y oik and f I S Pars !,- ' 'mo l.re assortment '' of St.:! and - ft llali- all v ool Man ' i kets. -:,w I- ui: I ithii Staple and ' Fancy rtt le- id ..f which are mat h ; d w n V. I I a i 1 I i me Pr ices. TO THE COUNTRY MERCHANT we wllls.iy lhal we have kept an eye to y our ri f i ile. and h;ie packed our ivii. ,1,'ki,!,' 1 1. 1 1 , r i ii i i , t uoli mufiv at tract i. ,1,,- I. c.h ,n .' io Is mid price ( '.ill and i, e oi man y a har 1 e irin y i u i self and save I dollar I loll t fail t" d 1 1 l n , as we will te delighted t , sh. ,, lilld K'T you prices. t 'arpets sold by sainp!,-. tall and .-ee i ii r I 'a r pel 17 x h i bit ion. A II) H" t " v Uiu -I 1 , ( , , , w. ii. wii.i i-. ,'"" Fall and Winter Millinery I MISS HARRIETTS LANE Invites her friends and the public gen erally to call and see her line Millinery (iooii.- It ii Hulliciont to say they were selected tv herself, w hu h Is a guaran tee llml Ihry are InindtH me and of nice quality. The Latest Styles, the Finest Goods and the best bargain are always to be found at her store. Styles Unequalled '. Quality Unsurpassed Prices that defy competition! She hopes all w ill call, whether ther wish to purchase or not. New heme, N.C., Get. 1. dwlm $6 a Day--A Gold Mine For Afcenls. UiHmlest .Honey Making BusiiirsH t'fcr ofTt-red. A ftnlden harvest for the ne 1 1 Two Mont h 8. 9 7 -r per Mont It ftutl pxinien U Hcii men to well our goods. !Mo cailtal rrqulrrd. jetldllnK. Sam ple caw of gootn hihI vaJuwhle Information and full f.urlirularH FrtEK, No bumbnfl vtp mean jnot w hat w nav. Aldrea at once hlANDAKP MIA OWAHE CO., w dw Jm BoBton, M&M. S. B. WATERS, Jr.. FOR THE Eest and Cheapest Line of Gents' Furnish'g Goods HATS, SHOES, Clothing, Umbrellas, Sua. All the Latest Novelties always in stock. Best S3.00 Shoe in the city. EvuHY Paib Warranted. Ask to see bis 60c. Shirt. Also, the celebrated Arrow Brand, Collar, two for 25c. Clothes to order a specialty. FITS, Guaranteed. . Next Door to A. M. Baker, opp Fplscopal ClitircL. aeplO dwSm 2,400 V 3 lb. Cans Tomatoes AKD 1,250 Cans Corn, best qualitr At TEH Cent a Can.. ' (No secondsstand &rl ; New r-rce, N. C. f ,-
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