North Carolina Newspapers

X '"DiMLY OURNAL VOL. VII.-NO.I50. NEW BEBNE N. C. TUESDAY. MAY 25), 1888. PRICE 5 CENTS- LOCAL NEWS. BUSINESS LOCALS. OPENED splendid barrel of Coined Beef today. C. E. Blovks. 'PHE D AVIS HIGH ARMED 8E WINO J, MACHINE, the lightest running, the bent attachments, sod will do a greater rariety of work than any other machine io market. J. M. Hikks & Co Middle Street. LOST About two months ago a scrap book that is bigbly priasd by the undersigned, and scarcely of any value to any one else. A handsome reward will be paid for its return. m27dtf ' R B. Nixon. ICE FOR SALE AT It C. BAKER'S, Broad street, at 1 cent per pound. On Sand ays am open only from 7.30 to 8, 18:80 to l.and 0:80 to 6 aprl&tf. i i ARBEIT'S Medoo Vineyard Cognac vJT and Wines for sale, at Manufactu rer' prioea, by Jambs Rbdmond. ENE8I3 AND GEOLOGY, by Rev. J N. O. Hughes. A few copies more than for which I have orders. Price reduced to $1.00. D. T. Cabbaway. 1JURE Liquors and Wines for Medici nal and other uses, at wholesale. Jambb Redmond. 1 J1CNICERS. Remember no well picnic tomorrow with an eld bucket or box to put their dinner in. No picnic is a success without a nice North Caro lina Ham and a nice covered basket to 8ut it in. At the only cash store in orth Carolina, at Humphrey & How ard 'a old stand you can find picnic hams, picnic baskets and picnio buckets, oakea and crackers for the picnic to morrow. PURE Pari J Green and Land Plaster certain death to potato bugs, for ale by Geo. AiXen & Co. DIRECT importation of French Brandy and Holland Gin arrived in bond and duties paid at Custom louse in New Berne, guaranteeing gen iin goods for sale. Jab Redmond. The counterfeit dollar mentioned in Sunday's issue bears date 1881. Councilman R. P. Williams ia acting mayor in the absence of Mayor Meadows. Gjassball shooting this 3:30 p. in by the Craven county gun club at the usual grounds. The HiRb School will close on Thurs day evening. The Graded School will ..1 a I. V MlJiril V WMM I H WMnilHHI. I1H LI IB year, lite thermometer registered eighty-six degrees. ' The steamer Kinaton.will ieave for Klnton this morning at 10 o'clock in stead of 12 at usual. Whom shall we elect county commis sioners ia the question now disturbing the' justices of the peace. The poatcflioe will be closed tomor row Decoration Day but wil be open from 9 to 10 o'clock a. m. A. telegram from Boston yesterday to E...W. & S. W. Small wood reported beans in good demand at $3.75 to$3 00. The district conference of the New Bsrne district M. E. Church South will mi j .1 convene in tjeaurort on laursuay mi SIjC' Bishop Key will preside, pottage prayer-meeting, under the ausptces oi me x . u. u. a., wuigui a - o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Hen- rietta,Dixon on East Front street, near Union Point. Call In at J. M. Htnas, on Middle strcecVand let him show yon tha merits . of tba DavU sewing machine. It won't take him long to convince you that ha ' baa got the right one. i- bide ', lor famishing rations and ship chandlery be handed in at the custom . J.; 'bousf today bycl o'olook, and the : bidden are requested to be present. r : 1 Amonc ; the attractions ?at the chil drenV fair and featbial tonight will be Jr1' a babble jarty. The building is ad . . tnirably suited for afeetiTal, and those i that attend w ill bare a pleasant evening. , The Democratic convention at Weldon .. nominated John E. Woodard", Esq, for , Presidential i Elector of the. seoond die , ; triot.;;fMr;Woodard b capable of 'vi, making a good anvaas for Cleveland and tariff reform. par farmers ia the Cobton eeotion ' . bar been compelled M plow url and ' . 'replant their cotton or acodnnt of the savers nail which fell ion Saturday the " - 19th of Mayv Joel Klnaey, Esq., re "' planted over one hundred acres, ' The fair and festival of the: JotetDe ' -'' ' Sewing Society of Christ Church next door to A. M.TJakirt store will open at half-past six o'clock this afternoon. Everybody Is1 Invited and a pleasant time may be enjoyed, the bubbler and fish pond will be attractive features. - iruaicfl.1 Entertainment.' " ; ' Th s will be a musical entertainment ft f theatre on Wednesday. nlgbt. r t t cf tbe" city, assisted by . : ' --"Il'arki. See "ad." Closing ExercIsiS. The closing exercises of the New Berne High School will be held at the Theatre on Thursday afternoon at five o'clock. Patrons of- the school and the public are invited to attend. Mayor's Court. Wm. Coleman, col. was before acting Mayor R. P. Williams for disorderly conduct in one case, and for resisting police in another case. In the first case a fine of $5 00 and cost was imposed ; in the second S'O.OO and cost. Off to the Convention. Messrs. George H. Brown, Jobn H. Small, E. 8. Simmons and L Wilkin son of Beaufort county left yesterday morning for Raleigh. Mayor E. H. Meadows left for Rsleigb yesterday morning. Col. Jno. D.Whit ford went forward on Saturday. The balanoe of the Craven county delegation will go forward today. 3teamer Movements. The Eaglet, of the E. C. D. Line, sailed yesterday afternoon with a cargo of cotton, lumber, shingles, truck and general merchandise. The Vesper, of the same line, will sail at 4 o'clock to morrow afternoon. The New Berne, of the O D. Line, sails today at noon, and the Manteo will arrive tonight. The 8. B. Alexander. Col . J. N. Whitferd tent us another batch of line Irsih potatoes, the finest, taken altogether, we have sen. He says they are tho "S. B. Alexander" variety and were made without the use of commercial fertilizers If Capt. Alexander's chances for Governor have been growing like these potatoes he will probably go in, and if he goes without the uko of political fertilizers it will be so much the better. Early Closing. The following merchants have agreed to close their stores at 7:30 p. m., sharp, except Saturdays, in order to give their clerks and themselves the much needed recreation. It is hoped that others will follow their example: O. Marks, A. M. lUker, H. Ii. Duffy, J. F. Ives, M. Prag, Wm. Sultan, George Ash, J. E.Smith. F. T. Patterson, Wm. Cohen. J. 8 Cohen, S. Blumgardt, Howard & Jones and M. II . Sultan. Resisting Police. Councilman Williams, the acting mayor, had before himyesterday Wm. Coleman, col., for resisting a police officer, and being found guilty the ev treme penalty, S?0 and cost, or thirty days on the streets, was Imposed. If there is any offence for whiob the ex treme penalty ought to be imposed, Jhat of resisting an officer is the one. Such resistance is a trying temptation to the officer to use the club, and when he for bears and appeals to the law the law ought to be executed in a manner that will protect bim in the future. Deputies to the Genersl Convention of the P. IS. Church. The list of deputies of the diocese of East Carolina tc the general convention appointed at the late diocesan conven tion" at Fayelteville, were:. Clerioal, Rev. Dr. Husks, Rev. Dr. Hughes, Revs. N. Harding and V. W. Shields. Lay, Dr. A J. DcUussett, Msj. John Hughes, Col. J. W. Atkinson, and Wil son G. Lamb, Esq Our recount of the proceedings was taken from the News and Observer and the omission to credit was on oversight. Personal. Msj. John Hughes and U. R. Bryan, Esq. have returned from Fsyetteville where they were in attendance on the convention of the diocese of East Caro lina. We were pleased to eeceive a call yesterday from Messrs. E.C. Potter, who need to be wkh the Shenandoah, F. If. Grice and Paul Crsecy all of Elizabeth City. Mr. Creeey represents that spicy journal the Elizabeth City Economist. Dr. A. B. Cbapin of the Washington Progress arrived last night on his way to Raleigh. W. Tv Caho. Eiq. and Mr, Festus Miller of Pamlico, rrived yesterday evening en route for Raleigh. K Mr.' and Ura. Moses Patterson, went to SUnstoa yesterday tain wer to a tele gram announcing tbeeesioos lliaeasof nr. jona J ioiua,4,&e agea rattier oc MraV Patterson. 'fr... , C. FFo, Esq., retorted. Weight from a trip to Bropklyjf, .Trt jC Bishop Xy arrived- last .wight and Is stopping at M. X A' Meadows V ' - tr OaUe. Persons, end especially children, are subject to Hfcit agonising complaint, which often comes on suddenly in the night, and without any previous warn, ing. .Simmons Liver Regulator should always be at hand. A single doee will generally allay the pain. It never fails in giving relief. It is harm lens, and can be given with safety to a child of the tendereet age. . . . The Superior Court. Court convened yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. Judge Graves presiding, Solicitor White representing the Slate. A good grand jury was drawn and Mr. Asa Jones appointed foreman. .His Honor delivered m brief but comprehen sive charge as to the criminal laws of the State, After the charge the criminal docket was taken up, called and cases noted for trial. Beoaas for dinner. , Court re-convened at 3 p.m. lite afternoon session was taken up in calling the civil docket and noliag cases for trial In order that the committee may arrange a calendar. Court took a recess to U 30 o Ylock this morning. A Lady Invtntor. Mrs. Maria E. Beaslcy. of Philadel phia, has made a fortune from the most remarkable invention which the mind of a woman ever conoeived. In 1884 Mrs Beaaley look out a patent for a machine for the construction of barrels. 1'p to that time barrels had been made almost altogether by hand. The ma chine is worked by three men and turns out more than 000 completed barrels a day. Mrs. Beaaley was born in North Carolina of wealthy parents. Hhe possesses wonderful mechanical genius. Her first invention was a machine for hooping barrels. It will hoop 1,700 barrels a day, and is used by the Stan dard Oil Company. The above, from the New York World, refers to a lady originally we believe from Salisbury, N. C, but for many years a resident of New Berne, w here she conducted a millinery business. In addition to the above the has invented many other things of a household chai acter and is in this respect a geuiu . Children'. Day. The third Sunday in May has been set aside by the General Conference of the M. E. Church South ss "Children's Day " to be observed witn appropriate services and a collection taken up for the benefit of needy Sunday schools. On account of some delsy in the ar rivals of the program, the services were not held here until the 4th Sunday when they were held in the M. E Church in the evening. The exercises oonduoted by the superintendent, Mr J. K. Willis, assisted by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Crawford, were very interest ing. The choir gave excellent music. the recitation by Misa Annie Patrick was good, and the Infant class directed by Mrs. Crawford showed the impress of their teacher to a remarkable degree. The whole school as developed on this occasion is making good progress In studying the word of God. A collec tion was taken at the close of the ser servioes for the benefit of needy Sunday schools. Chicago Market Review. Chicago, May 25. The momiog trad ing on Change was active in grains and very dull In provisions. Wheat took the lead in Interest and in strength. The opening prices were slightly below laat night's, and after just a shade ad van 3e prioea went off quite sharply for half an hoar on realizing by many on yesterday's purchases. The decline amounted to to. in June. 5c. in July and lo. io December. The moment liberal offerings were over prices re bounded i(" lo. At this opportune time a rumor that the Harvesting Machine Company had reliable advices that the winter wheat yield in several leading States will not be over 40 to B0 cent, of the crop, was stated and nsad freely in the pit. This and other creations cauaed another i to fo. advance, and July sold lie over the lowest point of tbe morn' ing, while December went to 90o. The reaotion which followed when the rumor was chased down was just about equal to the advanced oaused by the statement. In corn local receipts were so large as to overshadow everything else, and cauaed a lower range of prices. Re ceipts today were 790 cars, and the estimate for Saturday was 710 cars. Over 63 per cent, of the receipts this morning graded No. 8. Trad ing was only moderately aotive. In oats near futures were quite active. while more deferred options were rather quiet. Trading in Kay was especially active, under good demand from shorts, and there was an advance) of lo. orer yesterday 'sootslds figure. Mar opened at 80e. and closed at 880. Provisions were weaker and declined slightly. Tbe waakneas in corn bad a depressing feeling among the holders of cured bog products, and although trading was small and offerings not ex cessive, the market closed easj at al most inside figures. July lard was purcbaesd moderately by an English party, and sales ranged at S.o2i(8.o7f. . i Wssua'i Dlsvry. "Another wonderful discovery bat been made and that too by a lady in this county. Disease fastened Its cla tones noon her and for seven years she with stood Its several testa, but her vital ore-ens were - undermined and ' death seemed.. Imminent For three months she coughed incessantly and wmid. not eleetv. h&o bought of us a bottle of Dr. King 'a Nov Diaoovery f of Consumption! and war wutuea reiievea .-ess teticg first does)' that she slept aJl;sif hfe and with one bottle baa been miraculously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lata." Thus write W. 0. Hamrioh dt Co., of Shelby, N. C. - Get a bottle free at K. jr. T) EDMOXD'S -.Ginger -Ale, Lemon IV &oJe, etc, equal to imported. Swansboro Items. Mr J.J. Ward is right sick Mr. D N. Farnell, editor of the Dunn Signboard, who has been visiting his parents here, left jesierday for his labors. Rev. J. N. Henderson ni l preach in this place on the founh Sunday in June next and Saturday mlu tx-fore, provi dence permitting. Master Herbert Ward, nephew of Mrs. D. J. Landers and grandson of the late Capt. W. P. Ward, hae lately became paralyzed in the leftside; cause not known. His parentM are dead. Capt. Hodgkins and crew of our coast survey are rapidly completing their work. The dredgeboat Alabama, Capt. Lord, is steadily digging out the mud and sun a of nogue hound, ltiey are now about seven miles from here. Mr. Thos. Sargent, mate of the sail boat, died very suddenly at his poet of duty last Wednesday, the 16th inst. of hem orrhage of tbe lungs. Mr. .V was a young man of promise, and the ladies of tins place showed their sympathy for the stranger Ly bestowing (lower , wreaths and other tokens of enteem on and around the grave of the deceased Mr. Hargeni wn.s we believe, from the State of Maine . ayed 7 yeais. and w its an unmarried man Our farms and aideiiN uclouLiug well now. The rain made the farmers git up and yit, but they have Low about oonquered (ieneral (ircMii. We liuve some line garde on In-re Mis. Mm y Con nor, Mrs. Mat. Moore, M;s ( allie lilood good, Mrs. Mary Mattncks .-mil Mrs. Katie Young takos the h ail we believe. Thu former, (Mrs (' has wnons 4 IBC.hes Hi diameter, turnips the same, cabbage - feet Id inches, colli- rdii II feet, mustard U feet, beelo d inches in di ameter, youiif; tomatoes and plenty of cucumbers, Irihh potatoes, beans, etc Mr. Jan. Sbute has the tinest t-traw berry bed in our section. He is welling them at 5 cents per quail, very larn and juicy, but Col. L. V. l onvielle 011 the sound caps the climax in strawberries we recon in the State, and don't know but the I . H. he has them now meas uring 7 inches in circumference, hut Ms wife says it is her that raises 7 inch strawberries and the Colonel wants the credit and he gets it too by eating them. She says they air of the. Miarplrss variety , Ttstifjiiig AkuIunI the Public 1'iiutir. WASHINnriiN, I. C .May ') Messrs. Ilurke, II Dell and other grand army officers were today witnesses in the in vestigation of tho management of the government priming cilice. They tes tified that Mr. Benedict had promised the (). A. R that if its officers would assist in seeming his continuation he would protect sold lers and the widows and orphans of soldiers employed in the government printing oftice : that he had not done so; that although he reported having dismissed but seventy employes who come within the protection of the revised statutes relating to soldiers and sailors, the number he had really dis missed exceeded two hundred. It was further testified that many of those who were appointed or retained under tbo soldier section of thu law. Were un able to state on the blanks given them by the public printer for the purpose in what company or regiment their hus bands or fathers served. The appoint ment was made of one woman who olaimed protection ou tho ground that her father worked in a foundry during the war. The YrrdU t I liaulmotii. V. b. Suit, Druggist, Hippus, Ind.. testifies: "I can recommend Klectric Bitters as the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took , ix bottles and was cured of KheumatMm of ten years. standing." Abraham Hare, druggist1 Bellville. Ohio, affirms: "The best sell ing medicine I have ever handled in my 20 years' experience is Electric Bitters. " Thousands of others have added thir testimony, so twat the verdict is unani mous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the liver, kidneys or blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at H. N Duffy 's drug etore. Negro College Kow. Jackson, Miss., May 25. A well founded rumor exists here of a riot among the negroes at Tongalas college. six miles north of this place, on the Illi nois Central railroad. It wag com mencement day at the college yester day, and a large crowd of negroes as sembled there. It is said that they were drinking a good deal. When tbe 4 p.m. down train passed, some shooting had taken place, but no one was hurt. Later a telegram was received by the city marshal, urging him to bring, up his whole 'police force, as a riot was in progress, nothing definite can be learned. No answer can be got from the telegraph office. It is rumored that seversl negroes have been killed. A Mystsry. What is a mystery? Oneof Webster's definitions is "that which is beyond hu man comprehension until explained. To soma persons the Compound Ozygen is a mystery. Any. one who would like io clear up this mystery and know "tm uompouna uaygen is its mode of action and results," may receive a work with that title, containing nearly two hundred pages of interesting read ing free of cost on sending address to Drs. Starkey' Palen, tbe physicians hwho haTe so successfully used this treatment and who seek to satisfy the natural cariosity to hats the "mystery " explained. Their aew offices are at 1929 Arch street; Philadelphia. A cordial lntltation is hereby extend ed to all tot meet ad psrtioipate In the memorial cerenfohiei of the Union dead at the cemetery on VednesdaT hsxt, the the COth of May, at 4 o'clock p. m, , . ' ' MiJ;W.IftPALrEV; ! of the Committee on Invi' -"Mott, i' Cotton Statement. Nkw YuSK, May 25. The following are the total net receipts of cotton at all tbe ports since September 1, 1887: Gal veston, 650,284 bales; New Orleans, 1, 714.1W3 bales; Mobile, 203,366 bales. Sa vannah, 852.970 bales; Charleston, 42U, 430 bales; Wilmington, 167,207 bales Norfolk, 474 285 bales, (Baltimore, 4s.4iC bales; New York. 91,025 bales; BoetoD. 85,952 bales; Newport News, 103 5WS bales, Philadelphia, 25,932 bales: West Point, 399,452 bales; Brunswick , 74, 897 bales; Port Uoyal, 14, 137 bales Peoa cola, 17,00'J bales. Total, 5 'o j7m bales Portraits Iu oil or crayon from life or small pictures done by Misa Aurora Mace, who is teaching drawing ttud painting by laUst methods, at her residence on Johnston street. jaBlldtf. COMMERCIAL. tl)lTO, Nhw Y1.I1K, May 26 huluiw !.ed barely dull. Sakas of I l,7uo baUs. May. 9 91 November, 'J J 7 June. J Ul December, lJ July, Hi (Hi January , 'J 4(i August. In U'J l ebruaiy, 'J September, 'J 7 1 March 'Jill October, 'J 4 April, New Berne market (juiet Sale of o b.les al U 50. DOMKvi n n a Mauri hVgB 1 la 12c. Hice steady at 81 00 to 8 I 10 in sa ks. Hough rice none coming in, clean from 3ft Ci . Corn linn at 65aC.V. in bulk fr. rn store and warehouse 75a77)c. Fodder, 80c. to 81. 00 per hundi. d. TuHPKMTlNe Hard, 1 10 d i j r. oo Tab 81.30. Oatb 45a50c. in bulk. Bmswil- 15il7c per lb Bkkf On foot, tij.to 7o Khbbh Pokk 7ia83.per pound Hams Country , llal2jc. Peanuts 8.ric a81.00Der bushel OHioxane tirown, 50c ; spring :f. Meal 70c, unbolted L. Potatoes Bahamas. 4r)U.'oc. , yams 75o. KJSuiNaLKU West India, dull and II' IU inal, (i inch 82 00a 2 50. Building 6 inch hearts. 88.25 ; saps. 1 160 per M. Stavks It. O. hhd. 810al2 per M. MUSICAL EVENING. At New Berne. Theatre, UN Wednesday Evening, MAY 80th, For the benefit of the M. F. Church New Parsonage. Tbe ruusio will be by the best talent of our city, assisted by Miss Myra Muse aoumgate or Norfolk. Headings by Miss Flora Marks General admission, 50 j. Children 12 and under, 25o. Seats can be reserved at Bell's the Jeweler, without extra charge, on Wed nesday morning, 9 o'clock. Doors open at 8. Performance at j. Dsr.lTAEKEY l PALE& 'S THEATBKST BY I.MIALATIOV TRADE IWARK-, RESIST CRCD. tgaa Artsti etree Phllad'a,' Pa For ronanmptlen. Asthma. Bren hllla. 11 aprpsla. Catarrh. Hay F..r, Htid- !'. Ueblllt)', Rhcumalltm. Nnra'- Ka aua all I'hrouicand Nervous Disorders. The Compound OiVEen Treatment lir Htai key 4 I'alwi, No. 1541 Arch street, IMnl delplil. have beeu using Jor the last seven teen yeais, U a scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxvgen and MlroKen magne tised, and the compound Is 83 condensed and mace portable that It la sent all over Hie world. i'ks. mta hk v a fALKN nave I he liberty to rerer lo tbe rollowlna named well-known penons who have tried Ihelr trt ntmenl. Hon. Wm.D. Kelly, Member of I'onKretn. l'hlladelphla. Rev. Victor Ix Conrad. Editor Lutheran Observer, Phlla. Rev. CharltalV. Cnshlng. D.D.. Roch - ter, N. Y. Hon. AVm. Penn Nixon, Kdltor luler- Ocean, Chicago, III. W. H. VVorlhlngton, Editor Nw Month, Birmingham, Ala. Jndg H. P. Vrooman. Quenonio, Km ITlra. mary S. Llvfr i.ort, alelross. Mima. Judge R, N. Toorbeei, New York Clly Mr. K. C. Knight. Philadelphia, Mr. Frank Bladall, Merchant, I'M la. Hon. W. W. Srnyler, Easton Pa Edward L. Wilson, 8SS Broadway, N. . Kd. Phlla. Photo. Fidelia M. Lyon, Walmea, Hawaii, Rand wloh Islands. Alexander Hitrble. Inverness, Scotland Mrs. rtlannel V. Ortega, Frtsnlllo, Ztoate- eas, Mexlao. Mrs. Banna Cooper, Utllla, Rpan'B'i Hon duras. C. A. J r Cobb, Ex-Vice Consul, Caslblmira, Mo M. V. Aahbrook. Red Blnff. Cal Janes Moore, tsnp't Polloe, Blandford, Dor- seicnire, asngiana. Jacob Ward. Bowral, New Booth Wales. And thousands ef others In every pan of the united ntaioa. "Compound Oxraen 1U Mode of Action and Besulta," Is the title of a new brocbare of two hundred pages, published by Ors. Btarkay Palen, which give a to all Inquirers (all Information aa to this remarkable cura tive agent and a record of several hundred surprising cores In a wide range of chronic eases many of Utam after being abandoned (oaieoyoiner pnysioians. will be mailed free to any address on application. Bead the brocbare, DRS. STARKEY ii PALKN, No. 1528 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. may&dw For Sale. . The Hooae and Lot known as the Primrose House; corner Orarea and Nense streets.. A 'good- Jovestmeat. Three honaee on tha Jot that will rent from $30 to $35 par month. : C -: - Apply to . - . . t - , ',m23 ott .. J. V. WlLLtAMS I' St nlPv4 400 BARRELS For Sale VERY CHEAP, at Willi! m i. (.i:o ki:. Or. Leinster Duffy. Dili, e M hi- 1 l, . I If'iitd street W cm hi. " : ' ! 'V liKliNK, N. c. J. J. BAXTER, cf Pamlico, I I mel ly w ith ( apt K I i Jonns, n w tlh has now taken a poritu GEORGE ASH, Til JEJ Clothier, i"'1 -u! 1 .nit.- I..- fi rids and the ' I"1, '' lllf to nee ''. and if ihcv EXAMINE Ol'R STOCK OF DRY GOODS and SHOES, LOOK AT OUR SUITS. N"ll.'i; Till li; Hl(;il QUALITY, - nd It .im their 1 HI he . . tmi.re.l of tl ,r ki: i. t ii i'.i;ss in. I W I I, DIMM I I : .mil u e Im m , , r Imrfif,. min i ; The utri ug ( Nothing But Bargains. We are .Sole Agents for New bern arid vieir ity of the celebrated A. A.Eattlcs' $2 50 Calfskin Jry pair i sold with the following guarimtee Kvrry pair m warranted should anv of them in any way within a reasonable nme, give out, I will upon return damaged pair, ami statement as of to "ugui oi wear, give a new change. pair in ei- Just rereivpi), a nice lino of WHITE VESTS and other Keiisoniil le t'lotbing. Also, another lot of (hone tine oils lined l'rince Albert Suim, at GEORGE ASH'S, Middle St., next to L. H. Cutler's. ' We ar also aeents for Tho DM Staten Island Djcing F.stablishment, the largest and moot reliable concern of its kind in the world , established 1819. Satisfaction guaranteed. All goods carried free of express charges. THE SEASON Is At J r.-.nil "For Refrigerators, Ice Boxes, Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Fly Fans, Wire Dish Covers, ic. SAV1-: MONEY ltY BUYING TlfKM FUOM 26 & 28 Middle Street, V X SHOES .iJttfc'i T. E. HACE S CO; OSL Drugs, vms;:m AND GARDEN SEE ES. Etc tOoantry merchants etrpplled at a u ' '' mailt margin, c Cheap for Caah Is ovr ri MOttov ; Qije bi a triaUmt f. . , " IRddU Shi Kut to Jc Jtnue; ' -.sT9dwlr NEVTBXKNti foe, " "f " - . . i i . ... . " is1 i; ni',