North Carolina Newspapers

r rnaL. HE vol: VI -NO. 214. NEW BEKNE. N. C, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1887. PRICE 5 CENTS. ou LOCAL NEWS. , . 1 Wew Berne, latitude, ' M ' North, - 1 . .- .r longitude, TrWwrt. an ri.:8St Length of dey, ' Sua mm, 4: 1 10 hours, 28 minutes ' - liwn rit l p. pa. 'X BUSINESS LOCALS. - TXJBT ARRIVED anotherlot of Choioe . . m it. ws t Dt.LI.. . 9M- Html W m IU. ae a-iushw, PraservM, Jelly end Minoe Meet et , - " . JHO. DuhV. " O AREETTS Medoo Vineyard Oogeee v- KA end Wtaes for sale, et uenazeota- rer'c prioeev by Jajus Kscmokd. ITJRE Liquors end Wine for Medici JL nel end outer neee, at wnoiowio. Jamks Rxdmord, A KEW Btook of OU StoTee end other .TV House keeping Uoods at Geo. Allin & Co. PvIRECT importation of French LJ Rrandv end Holland Gin arrived In bond end dntiee paid et Unatom Souse in New Berne, guaranteeing Ken jine goods for eele. Jab Esdmond. OROWN "8 GEORGIA COTTON QIN8, XJ with Belt Feeder ana uonaenser. All of theleteet end moet approved pat terna. Gko. Allxn & Co. T EDMOND'8 Ginger Ale. Lemon XV Bode, eto. , equal to imported. , ' Jaws Redmond, O LD PAPERS in any quantity for eele et thU office. BUGaiES, MoD. eele et Pates' make, for Dail Bbos', The Superior Court adjourned sine die yeeterday. Eer. L. W. Crawford has returned from Oonferenoe. The eonnty commissioner have given the county officer to be inducted into office under order of the couri, until Ifnndav the 10th inst. to Kive their bonds. A telegram to Mr. Jonathan Havem reoeired yesterday Informed him of the daath of Mr. Charlea H. Latham, his brother law, which occurred at Wilson ai Wednesday nikht Mr. Latham wee former cltieen of this cltV end bed mtny. warm friends here who will be pained et this announcement. The ohairman of the committee for reception of the Y. M. C. A. requests us to state that the reeding rooms will be open eTery Tuesday and Fridey after noon for tbe reoeption of ladies, and that publication of the same will not be mad in the future. Tbe ladies ere es pecially invited to visit the rooms of the Association on these evenings. , - .. "Only a Woman's Heart." 1 K" ' crowded audience greeted Miss v Helen Blythe at the theatre lest nigbt - lathe pley "Only e Woman'a Heart." Hiea Blythe Is an eo tress of eztreordi--' - aery telentfull of emotion, and her ' ': ; support was good. ' ,.. '., a 1' fieamer MoYaunenta. t - Tha Vesper of the E. C. D. Line will ,' ' . sail at 4 o'olook this afternoon. The ;" Xaclet will arrive this afternoon. The Newberne of the O. D. line ar- ' rlred last night and will sail for Norfalk this morning at 9 o'clock. " Keating Postponed. 'The meeting whloh was to be held v 1 this evening at the Y. M. 0. Av rooms to meke preparations for Eev. Jfr. PareonTs visit here In Febroery has " been postponed until next week. Due notioe will be giren of the time of the 'meeting,:., Eeepite iaked. , ri. y Tbe county commissioners Instructed , (ha chairman of the board yesterday to . correspond with Governor Boales rels ' . tire to the execution of Chee. F. Jonas. , Inasmuch as it is possible that the offioe of sheriff may be vacant on the dsy of . execution, which ie next Friday, In eonsequeaca o( the oourt'e deciding (gainst Sheriff BUmson and Hahn not bavins time to complete his bond, the - commissioners ask;1 that a respite for thirty days be granted , 1' ' ' The' Prceident'a ICeaeage. ; . . - On our second page will be found a portion of he President's meeeege;the remainder will be given tomorrow. ; It is short, plain, pointed and business like. He goes at once to tbe main ques tion acitalins; the public mind at this time ;v iz: tbe taking of more money from V e people than is needed for tbe teono r wis i ministration of the government, sod be intimates that if tbe preeent con c" ' n c f things is to remain, the respon i'1 j will be placed where it belongs . u pen Congress. . The message should le rf "s i to be sppreciated. . . V Weaattfal Bnlontfti ofalfht. Deexhaic, TkiaS. !' A. TT. IIawkes: IVar Sir Tbe t 1 I r - --"red from yon fight red my f -. b st t The Election Caate. In tha Superior GourtThursdsy judg meats wrre g!ven in favor of Meyer Hahn n. Daniel BUmson for the office of Sheriff; D. N. Kilburn vs. Isaac Patterson for the offioe of county treee urer, and A. G. Oden vs. Dr. H. G. Bates for the offioer of Coroner, and the clerk was ordered to isne a mandamus directing the county commissioners to induct the relators into office according to law. In the oase of Hancock vs Hubbe for the office of Register of Deeds, after argument by counsel. His Honor set aside the verdict of jury, which was in favor of tbe defendant, and tbe relator filed an affidavit for e removal of the cause. The motion for removal was granted and the caae removed to Carteret county. These oasee were of much importance to the people of this county and the final disposition has beea looked for ith much interest. Upon represent tions made as to the conduct of the eleo tion at the James City precinot, tbe Joubnal endorsed lLo aotion of tbe canvassing board, and we still believe that the oonduot of certain partiee at that precinct on tbe day of election was not such as to insure a fair verdiot of tbe people, or to protect the purity of the ballot box. A fair ballot must necessarily preode a fair count; if the Skat has been denied the people, the second cannot be determined with any absolute orrtainty. But tbe General Assembly , after in veatigating tbe matter declared that tbe intimidation of Jamee City was nut of such a charaoter as to justify throwing out the entire box; the Supreme Court has decided that tbe aotion of tbe ean- vaaeing bord was not final, and cow the Superior Court, held here where all the evidence was accessible to both parties, says that it bas not been shown that the intimidation at James City 1 Of suoh a character aa to vitiate tbe entire box. When this was shown by the bearing of the case of Hahn ve. Stimson, we think tbe action of Messrs Simson, Patterson end Dr. Bates who have made most efficient snd excellent offioers, is to be oommended in not contending further. We believe the gentlemen on the coa lition ticket who were declared elected by the canvassing board, honestly be' linved that a fair election would have given them the offices beyond a question of a doubt. We also believe tbey would soorn to hold an offloe if tbey did not think they were justly and legally en. titled to it. and when the General As sembly and tbe courts decide against them and declare that they are not en tilled to these positions they should bow gracefully to tbe law of the land. These cases have caused much bitter feeling in tbe county which should be forgotten. Our fellow oitieens of Jamee City who have in the pat been eo in tolerant in political matters should re member that eny interference with tbe freedom of the ballot is sure to make trouble. First, e free ballot; second, a (air count. Woadermi Caru, W. B. Hoyt A Co.. wholesale and re tail druggists of Rome, Ga say: We have been selling Dr. King's New Dis covery, Eleotrio Bitters andBuoklen's Arnioa Salve for -two years. Have never bandied remediee that sell ee well, or give such universal satisfac tion.. There have been eome wonderful oures effected by these medicines in this city Several oasee of pronounced Consumption have been entirely cured by use of a few bottles of Dr. Eing-s New Discovery, taken In connection wttn Eleotrio Bitters. We guarantee them always. Sold by B. N. Duffy. Glass Ball Shooting. Record of the Sixth Regular Shoot of Craven County Gun Club, Dec 8th, N. Jurne.00000ie01000000000000 9 Ro 000001001000000 9 Dr. Huylar -.01100 1100001000110001 8 GkAHark ...... .0010010 0001001000 4 vr . nr. viara.vuuwiviiiiuiivwiuii iu Dan Jones... 0000100100 OOOOlll 5 8. Cook 01 1001 110000000110000 7 Bieteln10000000000 - . 1 FT Patterson lOOimOO S OK Hancock. 1101 lOlOOVr 5 B Uanoock.jrouuiiuv Number of bails thrown. 171: number of bails broken. SI , M H. D. IV. Dmsitou, Cupt. .'-v FersewsX ; -; Mr. IT B. Frohlfehetein of Mobile'. Ala., writes: I take great pleasure In recommending Dr. King's New Discov ery for Consumption, having used it for a eevere attack of Bronchitie and Catarrh.,- It gate me instant relief and entirely cured me, and I have not been sfSiot ed since I also beg to state that I bad tried otber remediee with no good result. Have alwo used Electric Bitters and Dr. King's New Life Pills, both of wbom I can recommend. - , Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, Coughs snd Colds is sold on a positive guarantee. For sale at R. N. Duffy's drog store. ' Dcbus. Dee 8 Lord Hsyor Sullivan, r-iDv!-ted cf pub!, sting in bis psper, The Nslinn. irntin rf pro, Uitned lr- cf I s I -:,-ps !., snd - -1 t r- i r t - T .-' - r t. Proceedings of the Board of County Coriuniesionare of Craven County, held at v ourt Heuse on First Mon- diy in December. The board convened at 11 o'clock, a m , all present. Jamee A. Bryan. Esj., was elected chairman for the ensuing year. W. R. Arthur of No. 3 township was relieved from paying tbe poll tax charged against him for the year 1887, be being under age. The committee appointed to settle with M. Hahn, ex-sheriff, reported that they were unable to settle with said of ficer. The time for settlement was ex tended until the first liooday in Janu ary. Tbe petition of Adolph and Bally Cohd for relief from a double to a single lax was referred to Commissioner Brin son with power to aot. Ihoe. JJeniele and Win. Lurch were relieved from payment of poll tax. be ing members of the New Berne oieaai Fire Eng. Co. The valuation of lot listed to Isaiah Wood in No. 8 township on Hanoock street was reduced from 81 800 to 8800 An application of James M. Howard and wifewaa referred to Commissioner Brinson with power to correct Janes Carter, an Inmate of tne poor bouse, was allowed Si 23 worth of pro visions, and a monthly a.lowanoe of 8100, in consideration of which he agrees to leave the poor bouse. tbe double tax charged to Peter H. Kornegay in No. a township for 1B87 was reduced to a single tax. The double tax charged to Walker & Farror on proprrty in No 8 township fur 1887 was reduced to a single tax The sheriff was ordered to receive in payment of general coumy Uxe vouchers issued by the board during the year 1887. Tbe valuation of town lot listed ly Ha nab Pearson in Pavietown. No b township, was reduced from 8250 to 8200 Sarah Hanoock was placed upon the Ope list at a monthly allowance of 1 60 pnlil further orders The poll tax against Mitchell Dsvis was remitted, be being a non-resident The double tax charged airainsl Mrs Eliza Bowen on property in No'8 town ship for 1887 was remitted upon pay meat of single tax. Anplioallon of Jofan Brown for relief from lax on properly on iueen street in No. 8 township for 187 n referrrd to Commissioner BrinBoo with power to act The valuation of lot listed by Dr. times F. Long in No. 8 township for mi was reduoed from $3 000 to $2,750 Dr. H. U. Bates presented bis official bond as coroner in tne sum of 82 000. which beinx deemed good and sufllcient was ap proved and ordered registered and filed. Tbe double tax imposed upon W. A . Gas kins on 102 acres of land in No 8 G towusbip for 1007 was remitted upon payment of single tax Commissioner Brinson was appointed a committee' of one to revise tbe tax list of No. 8 township and place upon the tax list for 1887 all polls and property not given in for taxation. The matter of layinv out a publl )llC. road from the Greenville road to Kinaion road in No. 1 township was I over until tbe meeting of board in Jan uary, 1888. Tbe valuation of lot listed to iisy wood Jones in No. 8 township for 187 was reduoed from $250 to 8150 The lot listed to Isaac Webb in No. 8 township for 1887 was reduced from 150 to 11 00. Tbe valuation of lot on corner of Middle and Pollock street. No 8' town ship, listed by W. Cohen executer, was reduced from 87 000 to 18 000. The clerk was ordered to serve notioe on Martha Moaley to appear before tbe board and show cause why the value of ber lot on Crooked street. No. 8 town- hip, should not be raised to 8800. Toe penalty for non-payment of taxes by J. J Bryan for tbe years beginning with 1078 to 1880, inclusive, was remit ted. Adjourned to 8 p m. iniuooH ratio n. Board convened at 8 o'clock. All present. Messrs. (Jarroi Melds were allowed until first Monday in February, 1888, to complete bridge across Br ice's creek in No 7 township. J. W. & J. li. Moody were granted lioenee to retail liquors at their place of business on northwest corner of Queen end Pasteur etreeta for one year upon payment of proper tax. A vouoner was ordered to issue to j. . White for eight dollars to replace voucher No. 68 for said amount, whioh has been lost. W. H. Jackson, inspector of firewood. presented his official bond, which was approved. Eugene Tucker, standard keeper, pre seated his official bond, which waa ap proved. ? . - The application of E.G. Hill. agent fnr G. B. Cutberail, was referred to Commissioner Drinaon with power to iel.-if... w.:v,?:; - j. . The Sheriff waa ordered to eend Annie Morrison, a pauper at the county poor bonne to Max ton, X. C., at the expense of tbe oounty. . . The clerk was ordered to issue a monthly voucher to Thoe. B. I pock for the support of Emily Daugherty and five children, for $9 antil, further or. dere , . - Tbe double tax. charged . against Church well Bright for the year 1887 was remitted upon payment of single tax.- w - - v , The clerk was ordered to place on the supplemental tax list Of 1887 thirty five, cores of land in No. t township belong ing to heirs of Richard Daugbety, deod, valued at 850, and charge seme with a sirsle tax . ; Henry G asking of No. 8 township was retioTei from psymeet of poll tax 00 a uttt of pM" i d "ability. I " H T. lo' - r of No. towoahlp - t 1 i - T-e-t rt poll tsx Moore on poll and property in No. 8 township for 1887 was remitted upon payment of single tax Judge P. Stanly, constable of No. 8 township, renewed his official bond in the sum of $2 000. which waa approved and ordered registered and filed. Robert Davis, constable of No. 7 township, presented bis official bond in tbe sum of 50 J, which was approved. E. W. Carpenter, clerk of the Supe rior Court, renewed his official bond in the sum of $10,000, which was approved and ordered registered and filed. E. W. Carpenter, clerk of the Supe rior Court, preeeoted bis official report of public funds coming into his hands during the past year, which was ai proved by the board and ordered legu lered according to law. Adjourned to Tuesday. 10 a m. TUESDAY'S PROCEEDINGS The board met according to adjourn mrnt. All present. Tbe double poll tax charged 10 Jehu B Dixon was reduced to a tingle tax tie being out of the Stale al the lime re quired by law for liming Tbe clerk was authorized to procure at tbe expense of the couuty a record book of deeds for use of the otftce of rk later of deeds and twenty registra tion books for tbe ensuing election. Orlando Hubbs. Ueioeler of Deeds, presented his official bond in the aum of 815.000 which bring deemed good and xufticierit was ordered registered and tiled. The ooneiileiallun of the bolide of Ibe sheriff and treasurer w ae laid oser until Saturday. Dec lOib The valuation of ilje lot on the corner of George and Neutie ulreett. in No. S lownt-hip. listed lo Mary Krreinan waa reduced I rem 800 to 800 l'eler W 8pikes couatable of No township presented his olhcial bond In the sum of 500 wril.h waa approved and ordered registered and filed The vnluai ion of the lot on Crooked street. No. 8 towushio. Usled lo Marlba Miwley, was increased from 81&0 to 8250. The chairman of the board was auiboriLed U. correspond wiih ihe au tbonties al WasbniKion. D C in regard to the survey of Neuse river at or near New Berne for the purpose of construct ing a bridge across said river. Nuun & Harper, publishers of tbe New Berne JuIRNaL su bin I tied a prop osinon relative lo publishing proceed lugs of tbe btiard , monthly allowances and all ntrcessary advertising, except tbu publication of the r-inirt of the oounty finance committee as submitted ihis year, which they agreed to do for twelve dollars and tifiy cents per mouth. The board accepted the proposition The chairman submitted t the bosrd counly bonds to the amount of 8(.4L'.V purchased by him for credit of sinking fund A record was made of the oumber and denomination of the bonds and tbe same were destroyed iu the presence of the board. Tbe resolution of commissioner Brin son relative to sale of noun y stock in the A & N. C. R , submitted at a former meeting, was taken up and after due consideration the folio lug as adopted : Whereas, The commissioners of this county have for a numbei of years seen and felt the necessity of having a bridge across the Neuse river at some point near the city or New Berne, but owing to the impoverished condition of the people ami tbe heavy burden of taxa tion they have been laboring under for the past twenty years they have been unable to build said bridge Whereas, The oounty of Craven owns 1203 shares of capital stock of tbe At lantic and North Carolina Railroad from whicb said county has never received any proper return for the investment made. Resolved, Tbatsteps be taken at once by this board to sell the r nd slock of raven oounty in the said A. & N C R and the proceeds of said sale be applied either to the building of a bridge across tbe Neuse river al or near New Berne, or to the liquidation of toe bonded debt of the counly as majority of the Justices of the Peace may determine. Provided that in selling tbe said stock it shall not be sold for pi ice less tban twenty -five dollars per share, and not without suffi cient guarantee to protect Craven County. Tbe clerk was ordered to advertise for sealed bids for the stock of Craven coun ly in the A. at N. C. S . said bids to state tbe number of shares wanted and price offered . the clerk to receive said bids op to February 1st. the coun ty reserving tbe right to object any and all bide. The folio wing persons were appointed registrars of voters for tbe election to be held on th 26th of Jenuarv, 1888, on tbe question of subscribing to tbe capi tal stock of the East Carolina Land & Rail wy Company : Vanteboro. W H. Eliisun; Daw son's, Qworge J Dudley; Fuloher's. S. E. Wbitford; Russell's, Major A Gordo; D..ver. W B Griffin ; Core i reek, Oeo. fV, Richardson; Stan ton's, W. P. Seattton ; Temples, B F Borden; Lee's Farm, A J. Chestnuit; Conner V, O. I Hard won; James Citv, R. JWeathereby; Pleasant Bill. O. T. Richardson; Camp' Palmer, Nathan risdele; -1st Ward. B O. Credle; Sd. J. Havens; 8d, - W-E Snellinga; ith. As By cum: Stfa, (McCarthy's), Samuel Cook ; . (St.; Phillies). L Duffy; Brocks store. W. S Era oil. The aooounte and olaims were al lowed and the board adjourned to Wednesday 11 o'clock. ,-'', , A TIC TO BfOTIlKRS. . ', JMas , WwiiLowTt , BOoTHiHa STxtrr should always, be used for children teething. It eoothee the child, , softens the gums, allays all pain cures wind eolio, ana ie thm best remedy for vdiar bcea. Twenty-five oente a bottle. . , mar?! vtutrtaat wl ., . - , BIED. ., . J raEJinbarf b. 8ootlaBd. oh the "8 1st of November. 187 aftor a short illneas. COMMERCIAL. COTTON HARKKT. Nxw Yokx. Dec. 8 10:i0 a. m Futures opened barely steady Sales of 5 900 bales. December. 10 43 Januarv, 10 52 February, 10 60 March, 10 68 April, 10 75 May, 10 t-2 June. July, August. io y 10 tf3 10 7 September, 10 54 October, 10 24 November. New Berne market steady 86 bales at 9 1 8 to 9 5 H Eggs 17 to 18 Rice firm at 81 00 lo 81 ( fi Sales of iu sacks. Corn steady, 47 to 55 Kodder, SOo to Si 00 per hundred reed cotton 88 00 per hundred. Turkeys $1 50 to 82 0;i per pair. NOTICE. The National Bank .k Niw Bkkmi JSKW BEKKK, N C , Dec V 1K87 The Annual Meeting of the Slock holders of thio (tank, for the Election of Directors, and tbe transaction of such other business as may come before them, will be held al their Banking House on the ad Tuesday, being the lOib day of January, loW Ihel'olle w II be opened at 12 M , to be cloeed at 1 I M d0 did U. H ROBERTS. Cash'r NOTICE. ly virtue or mortgages executed lo in by A 11 llolton I will sell at Tub lie A union, at the Brick Store ou Mid die street, in the city of New bern. late ly occupied uy said A 11 llolton. on Ihe 22d day of December A ,1) V1 cornojerx Ing al 10 oclo'k, A M . llie stock of I.iquorB. Cigars, Tobacco. Kur uiture and Fixtures in tbe said etore JOHN () OAKONKU This 1st day of December. 17 L'dld ' I M IT A Tic 'IS Till M.VKKKHT KI.ATTKKV " "BELL tbe JEWELER" Ma returned from Northern Markets w ah tbe Largest, Most Complete aud Varied Stock of Watches, Diamonds, FINE JEWELRY, STKKIJNU HI I A' Kit AM) IM.ATK1) WAKi; ever seen in thin Bectinn. He lias n hesitation iu saying lie can oiler ibe best inducements lo buvers del dvtlf Wanted, 50( TONS of 4 OTTON .SKKI. llic;ho-( t'a-li Price paid, ilc llvenil in Nm licrnc i: it j a. iui:aiovh. oc9 dwtf S. B. WATERS, Jr. FOR THE Pest and Cheapest Line of Gents' Fuinish'gGoods HAT8, SHOES, Clothing. Umbrellas. &c. All the Latest Novelties always in stock. Best S3 00 Shoe in the city. Every Paib Warranted. Ask to see bis ftOe Shirt. Also, the celebrated Arrow Brand Collar, two for 25c. Clothes to order a ecialty. Fits Guaranteed. Next loor to A M Hnkr, op, . p'scopal t:hnrch. sepl0lw3m HARDWARE. tasli, Iiors and Blinds, Palnta, Oils' and Olass Inic, t'ement and Piaster, AND ll Grades ot COOKING AMI HEATING STOVfcS, AT BOTTOM PRICES! L. H CUTLER, 26 & 28 Middle Street, NEW BKKNE N. O. AGENCY FOR Bleat be tbe hands that toil to aid tbm Kraut world ceaseless need ' The hands that never are afraid To do kindly deed." . Tberafo yoo can find at TANBILL'S C10 4.K AGENCY, toparlntcmled by v7U Palmar, Dm esiatoeat variety made at poBolmr prlrss. . MLMKB. . gaooaddoorrrom eor. Boo b rrantand , ; Muldls stTMls Asw Barn, NO . To Arrive: ; - ; ; i t ..... i CAPf . W. A. ENLOS will be tho tahjes of tbe Hedroa Eons about the Tenth of December with a car lead The Salvation Urmy Is small in camparison to the Army cf Buyers who visit dally tha"'' Mammoth f Dry Goods Repository H. B. D Here m h U1 ..f (;ir atiratlions : haot color Calico . lied flannel all o Wo. Men ai.d Boy t, i, . jij Men's Heiivy Bj,ip $1.95 Boy ' Boole A good Lady Button Shoe $t..00 iJoublu idil, Cashmere, all colon. 18o, Children 's Hullo n Nbc.ee JOc, Kour Handkerchiefs for iffa .. All liuen lUndkeri-hiefn 50 All linen Nnps,,,, aIgt. tliB . And oiher equally as Blarllln. tn W. sold Cal"," "rl bef.,ie they are aU l'leace reineiuher lhat the "ru.h cuneo u to turn Hua ZTSl dall. Iherefore ) ou fhuuld Calr eOTlV and be m i ed. ' To The Wholesale Trade.'; We would r.f.r you to scores Of ountry inei.-h.inui in every vicinity of i".n an,, atij.uniUK c-ountiee who are atv"- lually liettint ,i,, eelliug Bargain t'OUtf lit of ill We ke. p eiactly hat you need, at ' hires thm boldly defy . ompetition. As riKiny llal. ,) Khoes as any two stores in the cii v In the laiiKlii.KP of the Salvationist, "Will you come . 2,400 3 lb. Cans Tomatoes, AND 1,250 Cans Corn, best quality1 At ti:n , 'a V" At Ulx-iclx's. (No seconds-BUndard goods.) New Berne, N. C. STOP! STOP! STOP! AT EATON the JEWELER AND SEE THE Largest and Bst Selected STOCK OF Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. AND PLATED WARE. "r To be found in Eastern North CaroHna. Come and nee me. Don't forget th; plaoe. -. SAM. K. EATON, ' Middle street. dov29 dwtf Sale & Livery Ste!:s. Jf:HAHJ OOM baa aa - "vaa oy ae ensih A.fiahB,M.'Bho 111 eooUniM ti.. xatfiees or BALK, -.AHnuji APU UVKBTof aORHt H. a, d.s street, wbsra be b in Ui same bnslBMain .. oeen sugsaed city stnoe ! tea. will b pleaasa to mm i, .. M Arieuds and ostomr. Will hv on sn la doe season a rrn- MT Or HORSKS mm MCLKS. Alan, riNS kUT SiT SlbaiGIES an " HARNBsa. . AATiaFAOnOM OTJAkASTD, Ma HAHH & C0. $100 i $300. sV MOUTH san be wora luft ftir bs AM.ni rved who can furnish their own h airs their WnolS'ume to tbetm.i. momenta m; be prontably emp & few vaeaceles In towns - . JoHRSoa tO KOI Mun - . . WlWTFD-I APir f T r . CarlftVmaslrMn.t.otMn i vorlr tniriiDlMBi-ii . , ean be qmetly mert. wp; . 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