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U'iuAl'i NEWS.
. f INCKUEAT,NwOrleauM.4aj,
j J.M.- Buckwheats --C Blotm.'
.1 C :.T A small account book be tera
J j jm Ipock'e end th city on Thurs-
t' v I rchi3d, With BUB1M I Several
liJ.k farmers near th city. A liberal
reward will be paid for tb.sam if laft
. attbeetoioi,F,TaTior, foot of Mid
dle street.
' 1 3U2B lo,orand Win for Medici-
a LtJ ana otner nse, at wnoiesaio.
USE PURE Ioa tnanuf aetnred by .
, 4if v Jabju lc FaCTOBT.
rpHE cake and cracker are the
".jl test, at ? s i - iwti was i.
ELUTILtZERS for Trackers and Cot
Aon Planter at
-. . &- --,. Oto. Allkh & Co.
. ' I MEIXrT v laportadon of Frenoh
J Lrandv and Holland Gin arrived
'" in bond and duties paid at Custom
3ouae In New Berne, gaar an teeing xeo
'i iine goods for sale, .
- , : it :r - Redmond.
" A NOVELTY-ROCK AW AT Oyster
. V Crackers at JOHR DUNN'S.
'r EDMOND'B Ginger Ale. Lemon
IV 6oda,eto.( equal to Imported.
n -f f a tjtnr at' JaWS EXDMOHD.
rpRUCKEB'S Seed Pea, Beans and
X. Potatoes M
-x r ,. Qua. Auxv &. Co.
- jTtnOICEN. a Ham at 12 eenU per
V pound ae A. Miuast,
O AEBETT'S lledoo Vineyard Cognac
VJI and Wines for ai, t llannfaotu-
; rerV prices, by Sum Rbobono.
1T EPAIRING of Chin nd Brio-
Iv Brae done b y Clabu dt Moeoan,
: . TaildermUU, East Front st.
Y - New Bern. Jan. 14. 1888. ; law8m
'C' . .h' i hi i iii'ni'i '
. : B. B. Davenport offers road crU
cheap... fle dy .
" Duffy annoonee that be is swarding
premlsms See 4v.
" jQlsas ball shooting'ihls S p-m., by th
'. Craven County Gun Clnb, at the
grounds,' ' I, U
lMack Diamond Quartett will nmus
and enlerUin U who hear It. At th
theatre ilondanfgtxi. t
' Tbe cold snap ha bean quit never,
but radkhaf star -Bt farward yeeUrH
day just thanM. "'"R-' - 1
; . A. M.!' Bakef Is having (he paint
brush wed about hie star preparatory
to receiving a elegant spring stock of
. good.-'-y'V-T: '. ' '"
l'.r. Daniel Len brought la half
, barrel box of .fin radUhee yesterday
an 1 shipped thsm to Ne w York by the
, E. C. D. line. :t r- - . '
'" 9 report of thai treasurer of th
Fair Association show n healtby finn
ckl condiilon Hurrah for' 'Willis,
BeizcnBtein
committee,: and Uoor,' tbe , flnanc
-
'Tbe rcSanoe sailed" for 'Baltimore
yetry wltn
i k ful cerk pf shingles.
' The Verpercf the E. (X, D line aalled
yeeterdT tr.oon with' n .oargo, of
lumber, . j ,eto, Th Annie Of this
- Un will arrivtody,i''.
Tl,el'- of thcO, P, 114 will Mil
fur : .:U tbl morning V(pc)ock.
Eoarl of Health for Carteret County.
, T: following gentlemen,1 practicing
I' s tf Carteret county, met
t , . . . 3 of pr. Jam L. Manney In the
tcn cf Deaufort, March 10th, 1838 and
or- d a rOonnty Board of Health:
I f. J :isiea L. Manney, Beaufort; Dr.
K. I
arJ I
At'.i-
Arendell, MoTehed.City; Dr.
nders, Bander Store; Dr.Bioh
rs, Btralu; Dr. ' Wm.'T. Paul,
c; Dr. Norman Mason, Harlow,
F. Arendell was elected County
Dr,
M,
"riotendant. '
3ta Wasbington'' 'tv.
a committe ' on military
r-ported favorably on the
520,000 for constrnct
aied road from JTew
' - al cemetery.
i ( amittee on commerce
I favorably on the bill appro
1 for a revenue cutter to
3 cf tbe old cutter Stevens
. .--',- -- J i
1 committee on rivers and
J the chairman Of
' ' iudjde in the draft of
raoiL&ibor appropria-
r I r the sarvey-of
, cretk, FUbtcg
r -? Trf titon.
v . -1 by
r- t - " "
, . . . A.J
' t f ry t .. i t to
Mtt ng'cf tb Tadr eocia.'ion
; A Beeetiiift'of tbeOur, riobed 0s-
ter Fair Association wae beld at tee Y.
M. C. A rQ Ut ihW1 - i
Preeident Geo. Allen ealUd lb meet
log lo ord er at 8 d 'clock. A food
ber was present- 4 I " ' i
; Leitere were : read froa Col. Pardee
in regard to Northern visitor totbe
Fair, giving reason why they did net
ftUnd.-
' A letter fromCapt. Nieh. W. Bohenok
of New York was teed celatfcg f4 ad
rertising U New. York. i 'J f
Her. Mr. Bull made statement in
regard to the Bureau of Information,
On motion be was all wed 3o for ser-
rioee.
On motion, Capt. Schenek was 1
lowed tl5 for adrertising in Kew York,
The report of the Finance Committee
waa called for. The treasurer real the
following report, which was raoeived
nd ordered to be spread upon the min
otee w Uh the tbaaks of the Ateoolation
to the Finance Committee.
RECEIPTS.
Voluntary contributions $415.80
Sales of season tickeu.
30.00
Sale of employees' tiokets.
Exhibitor' space
Cash sale
Gate receipts
84 00
189.25
87.83
788.01
140.00
Lme from railroad
Total
I1.878.M
DIBBUBSUfUTTB.
Committee of arrangements 8415.64
Committseof amuerementa 100.11
Committee of advertising 995.78
rremiums in oasb tlS.50
balance on band and due from
railroad 78S 09
Total.
11878.04
Chas. Bkizensteui, Treasurer.
On motion, rising vote of thanks
was tendered the treasurer for th able
manner in which he filled that petition.
Th President Tead tb follow ia re
port, which was reoeived and ordered
to k spread upon th minutes.
As Preeident of th temoorarr or
ganisation known a th Oyster, Fish
Udm Fair, I bar th pleMttO
report to you that tb Fate ha been
held and that it was a success. Much
credit for tbe financial success should
be given to tbe Treasurer, who worked
faithfully and laboriously; also totbs
Exeoutlv Committe, aad in fact to all
th- committees. Thank r also doe
to th ladies for their generoo aid and
assistance during th Fair,, "and fc the
loan of many valuabl articlee tor ex
hibit; also to th Gnn Club for their
valuabl exhibit of gam.
Tb oyster and fish d apartment. o re
sided over by Messrs. C. t. Watswa aad
Go N. Ives, reoeived high prate from
Tb display 01 bone, oatti and
poultry embrsoed many flee animals
and bird. '
Thank are due: to all th exhibitors.
and especially to those from the conn
try who at oonsidrabl personal sacri
fice sect or brought stock, poultry.
game, .-oysters, ham. rgs, oorn. cot
ton, wooa, aningi, staves, marl, phos
phates, etc., all of which aided the As
sociation in making display of tbe
material resources of th country. Th
exhibit of th Gray Manufacturing
Company of wood plate and wood
pulp. .- TB E. B, EUu. rio mill, th
guano works, tb ootton seed oil mill.
ins turpentin CUtiUsry. tb ioe Isotorv
nd tb saw mills reoeived marked at
tention. Tbe Uxidermy display mad by Mrs.
Moultoa and Miss Duffy, and tb loan
exhibit of Mr. Small wood wet grtly
admired--';. :.;.; -a
Stat Immisration Axent John X.
Patrick' rendered valUsbU aid toHbs
managers by oounsel and by hard wrlu
naca im wh mtwo giT n vj uot.,0. o,
Pardee, and Mr. N. W. ohnok. of th
N. a Bureau in New. York. Tbe Stat
press deserve the thanks cf tb As
sociation (or many kind notices. A
vote. of thank is due to th Trustee pf
th New Bern Academy for their cour
tesy in granting th ne of their beauti
ful grounds and school buildings for th
ose 01 to Aassciauon u holding tn
fair. '.,.- ; .-;'. '( ,,,.,
-You will bp doubt share with m la
regretting tbe absence of th large num
ber of northern gentlemen and ladies
who were prevented by the sever storm
from being with us during Fair week.
Tb Aesocistton is able to pay' all tbe
premiums offered. I personally thank
tbe entire management and members
for their aid and co-operations In mak
ing a sucoess of tb first annual exhibit
of tb New Berne Oyster and Game
Fair. .. , - r Oxo. AlXis.
; O rnotkwl of Clement Manly, Esq., ft
vote of thank was tendrd th editor
of tb DxiLT JocKJtii for hi cort in
getting up the Fair." ; " . -!
On motion th mstter of warding
premium 'and settlement of thoe that
have been awarded waa referred to the
comftitte cf arrangement.
' The chair called attention to Chap; 1,
VoL S of Code relative to fair ergtnixa-
tioos belcg ntstled to 59. - ; , -
, , On motion the matter was referred Ic
Clcmect Hanly and O, IL .Ouloo for
isvesUgalion. ,7; . i "
On motion the Awocition siir-f ?
fj!r;t to e Call cf t'.e ri- ''ft,
A r e'l'rz ws t' Ba ci"ei fr I
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BEflNEC SATURDAY,3VfARGH
The KepubUosn ef Cjta Oocmty,
Tb Eepublioan ef Craven county
have two organisations, and oonj
quently two exeoutlv oommitees. . E.
&. Dudly js tb ilrmsevnf on of
pien ytmTilttee nd Frederi Dong
l&iU. &hSrtm nt ttn m.hM-. The
Dudly-eommitte has oalied county
convention to assemble at tbe court
house on the SOU) of March for the pur
pose of ietmg delegate to the Slate
and district oonventions. The Douglass
oammitt hA called a convahtion to
meet on the 4th of May for the purpose
of electing delegates to tbe State and
district ' convention and nominating
candidates for county oflioers and mem
bers of the General Aseembly.
Tb Douglass committee has iaaued an
address to the Republicans of thecoun
ty oalling on them not to attend the
convention called by the Dudly com
mittee. Tbe idea seems to be to punish Dudly
because be kicked against the corrupt
ring that controlled tbe Republicans in
1888 and made an effort to secure tbe
election of honest, competent men to
offloa without regard to political par
ties, ne man who bss the nerve to
fight" eorru.pt ' methods in his own
party as Dudly and other
Republicans did in (his county is
in the highest political sense a patriot
and tbe good men of all parties will
oommend him.
It la only necessary for one to examine
and 00m pare tbe records of tbe present
sheriff and county treasurer with those
who preceded tbem to become oon-
rlned that , Dudly mad Us Other Re
puDiicans wno oo-operatea witn mm in
th campaign of 1888 were rigbt.and tbe
charge that they have gone ever to the
Democrat will have but little weight
with those who desire to see their coun
ty affairs administered fairly, equarely,
open and above board.
State Sunday School Convention.
The Convention met in the beanUful
ftaw Edenton street Methodist Church
on Wednesday evening, 81st March,
1888. A large audience of delegate
and citizens filled the building except
the galleries. Rsv, Mr. Uibbs, tb
pastor, gav out th hymns; Rev. Dr.
Ronthatot i ah Moravian Church read
th Scripture, and Rev, Dr. Vass of
fered th prayer. Mr. James T. Line
back, of Winston, called th Convention
to order, as Rev. C. H. Wylie, D. D.,
th Pridnt had died sino th last
session. Oapt. Parish, of Dtrham, was
eleoted temporary chairman, and Prof.
Gorteof Chapel Hill, temporary eci
tery. Hit. Wm. Reynolds, of Illinois,
President of th International Bandar
Softool Convection, was then lntrodnond
and mad stirring address, showing
th Importance and oblacl of having a
State Convention. It was pleasur to
listen to his earnest words. He is a
bwainess man from Peoria, III., and
Elder In the Presbyterian Church. His
partner is an earnest Baptist, and is
conducting tb affair of tb firm,
whil Mr. Keyaold, at hi own ex
pense I working: for Sunday' School.
For a month be baa been canvassing
North Carolina, and ha says he haa been
most Medially treated everywhere, and
ha never spent a month more pleasant
ly In hi life than hare. He anticipate
blessed results from this meeting.
whom delecatee be thinks are of splen
did material.
A committ of eixhs. representing
thight dsoominjttlons here convened,
seised t nominate Dertnanent of-
Doers. Thi ooisslitee will report to
morrow. . r . .
I THTJBf DAT, I2D MABCJH,.
Th teeilolT Waa opened today by a
prayer . meeting conducted by Rev. L.
0. Vass, D D., of Nsw Bern.
Tht orgsnlxation of th Convention
wm completed by the eleotlon of the
following permanent offioars:
E. J. Pariah, of Durham, Preeident. ;
' Vic-Preidenui-Rv. L. a Vass.
D.DH New Bern: F. H. Fries, Salem;
Rev. 0. B. King, Salisbury;!). W Co,
Henderson; Rev. W. G. Clement, Ril
slrh. Prof. I. a Blair, Raleigh.
rror, j, r. uor, Uhapet um, sec y.
John T. Pulleo, Raleigh, Trees, s 1
Reports of the oondltloa of the Sunday I
School work In tb Stat of North Caro-
Una were toad by the counties repre
sented. This was don' as a basis of
practical action. Many of th reports
were touching and Moouraging: espe
cially one from the Sunday School at
th Penitentiary, in RaUigb, by Mr.
Alex. Met cetera.--; ti v -v' -
telegram was reoeived from the
Sstor tn Wilmington, expressing their
terest in th convention'- work, and
explaining that their abeenoe was due
to tb rear son meeUnt m their city.:
requiring their presence there.: .The
convention joined la fervent prayer for
God' binning on the revival meet
ings in Wilmington.- A ' 1- i
Addressee on th mean of ff acting
mora thorough organisation in Sabbath
School work in tb Stat were made by
Mr. Llneback of Salem, and Mr. Wm.
Reynolds of IUlnoi. : a' j -5
I think all tb promumit denomina
tions In tb S;t arc re precepted except
lb EpisoopaU . Mor a bos, r"H r .
u" - : .- L.cf vr
, Ra?ff;garoaM, 1833t -f?
. j - raaxurfraaef;
PiVb-51., Dk., March 'YL On of
tbe s'&reet storms of th winter act In
hra T?ri-. Tfc fsilcf enow
- J.i' ssud a dairp cold wind
r"5tn rvh a f-"-ioos rate,
i t ":ri&ns to
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if t 1 i i
THE LATEST gwg
CundrBstd frem oar Exchanges.
Goldaboro LTto have water works.
omau-poa m Brooklyn, nas taken a
fresh hold. Seven eases have bean re
ported duriag twenty-four hours.
Abon KM horses died In New York
from blood-poisoning, a result of ex
posure and over-feeding during the
blizxard '
Tbe defalcation of tbe State treasurer
of Kentucky exceeds 8190,00 and devel
opments show that several men in high
position are implicated.
The Commercial National Bank, of
Dubuque, Iowa, closed its doors Wed
nesday, and it has passed into tbe hands
of tbe bank examiner of that district.
An exploeion of gas in a theatre at
Oporto, Portugaal, caused tbe destruc
tion of tbe building, and lose of eighty
lives. Whole families were suffocated.
Wbilt plowing a cotton field the other
day. Jack Reinhardt, of Lincoln county,
stumbled uewve vein of gold. lie has
been offered lifjyOO for it, but refuses
to sell.
Tbe Wilmington Star eaye: Mr. Pear
son's sermon last night on the Paechal
Lamb was tender very impreasive and
forcefu). Tbe Tabernacle was full.
There Is great interest saaniewted at all
these meetings, which em to be grow
ing: Telegrams from Wisconsin, M uint-sola,
Aricona and Dakota report another
heavy wind and snow storm, accom
panied with severe cold weather, which
ha caused much suffering to cattle,
and it is feared there will te lose of life
on tbe prairies.
They eay little Josef Hofmann is soon
to leave these shores, and in all proba
bility will never appear again before an
American audience as a youthful prod
igy. If America sb.itl ever hear him
again, it will be after he shall have
reached manhood and hie" powers been
matured.
A tern no wind and rain storm pre
vailed in East Tennessee Tuesday night.
which demolished a number fef dwell
ings and farm buildings, killed several
persons, and injured many others; and
in Calhoun, Oa., on the aarae.aight, two
ohurohad and several bouses ware de
stroyed aAd a number of cattle killed.
A heavy rain storm, accompanied by
lightning and thunder, prsvailed in
Washington City Wednesdsy afternoon.
All of tbe occupants of tbecapitol, in
eluding judges of the Supreme Court
and members of Congress, were con
siderably shaken up by an electric
chsrge which spresd over the entire
building.
By commercial cable the New York
Herald receives a report of the trial of
Sullivan and Mitchell at Senlis, Franoe,
for piiae fighting. They were both
sentenced to six deys' imprisonment
and to pay a fine of 200f . It is reported
that Mitchell has challenged Sullivan to
fight him again for 1,000 in a sixteen-
foot ring.
In the Senate Wednesday Mr. Vance
corrected a statemet.t relative to the
number and condition of Con fed ate
soldiers In North Carolina, and a num
ber of bills were passed. Tbe House
waa again occupied in the consideration
ofjlabor queetionsnd concerning whiob
there wa much wild ahooting, the dis
position of aietnbers generally being to
do nothing to antagonise the working
masses of the country.
The Charlotte Chronicle says: A
party of about fifty colored people came
Into the city yesterday from Concord,
and other parties came in from different
plaoee, making a colony of 100. Tbe
crowd will leave this evening for Call- j
fornia, aad will be chaperoned by Peg-1
leg Williams, of Leuinburg. Tbe
darkle are aaid to have tbe California
fever in an alarming degree. In the face
of th gtoomy reports sent back here by
uose wno nave preceded tnem.
Th News and Observer aays: Tb
annual address before th Alumnae As
sociation at th approaching commence
ment of Greensboro Femal College will
be delivered by Bishop Chas. B. Gallo
way. D. D., of HississippL Th annual
addresa beor the graduating class will
b delivered ay - Dr. Tho. J. Ham, of
th University of North Carolina. Xbes
are most exoellsnt selectkm--A vary
large number of people of . the various
religious denomination was at tb
Edenton Street Methodist Charch last
night at the opening of tb N. C State
Sunday School Convanuon.
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tPortraltl
ln oil or crayon 'from Sf or small
clctaree done fev titae Aurora Harm.
who te teaching 4 rawing nud Minting
bylaUst methods, at bsr residence oa
jonnstoa street. . UMlldtf.
Tfc- 1 ' ' ' . .i-.ii -
To enjoy good health, aim to at worg
hav abundant s'r; th's fin fee r' y
re seriren ry r-. ..t- -;r r ,.t. ci ies tc 0
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24. 1888.
Pre&ldeat Natloaal Baak
ucatinvuis, isnn., writes: in my optav
tsn fwtivi avnnrianAn in n w ir'a'a stsbA
wa s s vim wbvb MJiBvv su au j wum as svaasjw
your Lemon Elixir has few if any
equals, and no superior in medicine
for tbe regulation of tbe liver, stomach
and bowels. Your Lemon Hot Drops
are superior to any remedies we have
ever been able to get for my wife's
throat and lung disease. 1 feel certain
and so doe she, that your Lemon Elixir
and Lemon Hot Drops have been tbe
means of greatly prolonging ber Ufa.
We have not the least idea that ah
would now be living only for these
remedies. Had she only used these
remedies sooner she would long smce,
in my opinion, have been well snd been
saved the great Buffering she has n cder
gone. Truly, W. ii. Minibus.
To Dr. II. Moiley, Atlanu, Ua.
From a Prominent Lady.
I have not been able in two years to
walk or stand without suffering great
pain, hince taking Dr. iluiley Loion
Eliiir I can walk half a mile w ithout
suffering the least inconvenience
Mas. It. II. Bioodwokth, Onttiu, (in
Lemon Hot Drops.
I had for several years a severeul
ceiated sore throat, causing much pain
and uneaeinees, as there vt Ss consider
able hemorrhage when cougbing. I
bought one bottle of Dr. Mozley's Lemon
liot Drops. It gave me almost lmine
diale relief ; have usvd it only twenty
four hours, and my throat and cough is
almost entirely well. It i certainly an
efficient and speedy remedy.
N. 1 . Tuu MraoN,
116 8. Forsyth street, Atlanta, (ia.
For sale in New Berne, wholesale, and
retail, at Ii. N. Duffy 'e drug Hore. (.'ash
must accompany the order.
Tar HeelRoad Cart.
Cheap, Endurable, and a Daisy 10 ap
pearance.
11. U. DAVENPORT. Agent,
m'-Miilf Foot of Middle st. New lie me
Don't Fail To Call On
ROBERTS BROS.,
OK
SEND Your ORDERS TO US.
We have in stock a FulLtlne of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
C- 8. Parsons & Sons Boots
and Shoes,
Penitentiary Boots & Shoes,
Also Shoes direct from the Boston
factories.
We are selling all grades FLOUR
from the Mills in Michigan very low.
We also job Lorlllard and Oail & Ax
Snuff.
ROBERTS BROS.,
South Front it.. Kew Dernt.N. O
BLACK DIAMOND QUARTETTE.
The Champion Singers
WILL PLAY AT
NEW BERNE THEATRE,
Monday Night, 26 th Inst.,
For tbe benefit of tbe Colored Orphan
Asylum at Oxford.
An object of appeal to everv colored
family in tbe State.
Tbe Black Diamond Quartette has
traveled over twenty-eight Btates, and
has given entire satisfaction.
Admission SScts.; reserved seats 85o.
On sale at Bell's jewelry store.
An attractive and interesting pro
gram will be rendered . 22 d
For Sale Cheap,
Tbe schooner Wster Lily, reeenlly
repaired; capacity 160 barrels. Apply
to ROBERTS & BRO.,
Newborn,
Or to W. O. WILLIAMS,
ml8dw60d Portsmouth, N. C.
For Rent,
Safety Deposit Lock Boxes, for safe
keeping of private valuable papers, ic
the Vault of tbe National Bank, at mod
erate rates.
m8 dtt O. H. ROBERTS. Oaebier.
Machine Shop For Sale,
Lease or Bent.
The undersigned will sell, lease or
rent th Machine Shop on Craven street
lately occupied by E. O. Cuthbert. Tbe
bops are in 'good condition, and the
machinery all in good working order.
For term apply to '
Mrs. B. W. CUTHBERT,
Or JOHN J. TOL80S.
March 19th. dlw wtf
'ImTATlOH 18 THI UMCaJOST FLATTEST
t'DELL lha JEfEli It'
i nia tern " "
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PRICE 5! CENTS.
i-i-T i
Did You GoHio
The Faic?
1 '.!t
If nut, wc wuuld iufoim jojthat.
you can still fiud,
OH EXHIBITION 4
A COM PL. : i: HTOOH pP X
Dry Goods.
Notions,
Hats
I
and Shoos.
I t win, Ii i I., public award us.tfc.
PRElVJIUrj
A wc rxrcl in quality and price.
Tbiy base tin ir decision upon the
wonders below 1
Men's 8uiUi heav)- 12,65
Boy's Suitu f 1.1Q
Double width ('asLincni 15
A 40 inch all wool Dress Ooods M5
All woul Henrietta l86
Victoria Lawn, extra " .0
it'ured Lawn X
All wool DresH Flaan!, 64 in oh- 40
Curtain Scrim, stripes and eolor''iiS'
white l68
Btraw Mattinp nil graJce, from
1 fo. (up,
il red ( 'alien, i r y J
.05
1 andkf rrliiefa, per doien
.18
.00
.05
.20
1.20'
ui
JHQ
All linen 1 1 and k crcli iof
Gentn' all linen Handkerchief.
lotton Diaper, per yd
yds. Table Oil Cloth for...
40 yds. ( 'aliro for
Men's Heavy Hoot
Men's Brognh.s
Kuchiou, rer vd
.cad Pencils, per duz
And others equally as startlinr, to be
Been by calling lit
DUFFY'S
Bargain House
We make a Hpccialty of :
SHOES!
.-j
i it
We defy all competition io varletyy
quality and price. Satisfy yourself f
by exauiining them.
A Job Lot of about 1,330
O o x" s e -t
sclliDg at 25 per cenL reduction.
A lot of Ladies, Misses and Chir-AS
dren's . '
oil oolora, from the bankrupt IW m"1
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