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VOL. VIL--NO. 64
NEW BERNE. N. C. TIUKSDAY. .11 XL H, 188s.
PRICE r, CENTS.
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LOCAL NEWS.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
I POTATO Bbla , Burlap and Parrel
Covers for sale at
jeU lw 8. W. d E. W. SmaiXw - l, -
TMNE Philadelphia
Butter, only
John bl .na p
cents.
8 lw
r E only wish to tell jou that H .v K
v WW "The Grocer ' has reduced
the price of that Fine Butler to 30c per
lb. tie keeps it constantly in an loe
Cold Refrigerator. It is very hue. try
it. lie is selling "Momajah. ' the finest
parched Cofiee on the market, at 30c.
er lb. And notwithstanding the rapid
advance in flour, he is still selling the
nicest flour for Sc. per ft), of any house
in the city. Your friends,
jtfi lm Many Good HoisKkKKiihis
1)UKE Liquors and Wiues for Medic i
nal and other uses, at wholesale.
J a Mies Kkdmonii.
iKOltUE ALl.rLI & CO., Agents of
' ' Whitley's Improved Champion
Steel Mowers. Price only J.MJ. Every
fanner should own one. and rut hay fur
his stock. Self Rake Ueapere at low
prices.
I EDMUND'S Ginger Ale, Umuo
Soda, etc , equal to imported.
JAMK.-S ItKliMoMi
I I A V E patience, lake a seal if 1 am
1 1 crowded. 1 do my own work
nell goods for cash. 1 handle my inn
money which enable, the proprietor of
ihe oDly cash store in North Carolina
New Bern, ht Humphrey & Howard a
old bland to sell goods at astonishingly
low prioes which causes large crowds
and compels the proprietor to adopt the
miller s rule.
I 1 AUKETT'H Med or Vineyard Cognac
' ' and Wine, for mile, at Manufoi tu
rer's prices, by Jamus Ukim.'.M'.
1)CKK Purii Green and Land
Platter
1. ...
ceitMln
deHtb
III
(in
pxtlato bugs, for
A I.I.KN A C .
sale by
IYIKFCT iinpoitatiou of I rene h
Brandy and Holland (Jiu- arrived
in bond and duties paid at Custom
louBi) in New Heme, guaranteeing gen
line giKxls for sale.
JaS KkIiMoM).
A gentleman . and an ol J quilldnver
of considerable merit, sends us a notice
of Salem Academy which appears in
this issue.
The business meeting of the Y. M.C
A. which was to have been held last
night has teen postponed until next
Wtilnesday night
Stewart is adding to his buggy house
room. He is gradually spreading out
with stables, shelters, buggy bouses,
&o., and will soon cover more ground
than the old Washington Hotel thu use
to stand on the same square.
I our draymen were before the Mayor
yesterday morning for failure to obtain
license. They were discharged upon
payment of cost and procuring the
proper license. Others had better lake
warning if they want to save cost
A large bay horse attached to a d ray
made a dashing run up Craven street
yesterday, lie made a sudden turn up
Pollock slrset but failed to upset the
plucky young driver, Joe McSorley.
He held on to the reins until opposite
the Episcopal church whsre hu brought
him to a halt.
Quite a number of our teachers left
Morehead City last night and others will
follow in a day or so. The Assembly
will be largely attended this year and
will do good work. We send several
copies of today's Joihnai. down and
call their attention to the "Boston
School" article.
The Teachers Assembly train arrived
in two sections last night both crowded.
They were joined here by quiet a num
ber of teachers and two students, Messrs
Harper and Pelletier, who desire to
learn bow to get a wife. If some of the
old stagers will lecture on this subj ect
they will have at least two attentive
listeners.
Eight prisoners are now in Craven
oonnty jail, five of which are held by
the United State government, leaving
only three county prisoners.
Of thess three one is an old
colored womatwho Is supposed to be
insame. The other two are held for
next court, one upon a charge of lar
ceny, the other for subornation of per
jury. With the five U S. prisoner out
the jail would be nearer empty than .'jr
sometime.
A Fierce Aencouffter With a Bear.
Cspt, Ben. Jenkins and crew while
ooming up from their usual fishing ex
pedition early on Taeedsy morning met
a Urge bear when off Johnson's point
About the middle of Nente river. The
bear was making his way to the north
, aide when Cap. Jenkins and frew made
a vigorous attack with oars. The
dared not venture too close for fear the
bear would capsiie the boat, bat kept
In striking distance as well as they
could an when crowded bruin would
tarn upon them. W hen sear the shore
they 7lld to the people living close
by ; they came down without guns and
t hear showing fight after retching
the shore wai permitted to go on his
'-way. -
Steamer Movements.
The Vesper of the F. C it l.ne Billed
yesterday with a full cargo of true k ,
lumber, i uiiuo and general luerchan-
die. TLe Kglei vt lias line will ar
rive today and sail I tu rru afternoon,
kl 4 u i'IiaI
'M The New Berne House
j Read the ad ertiseiufcLl
A
tLe
New
BerLte liuuse in thie laeue The pro
prietor htx-i added uiui-ti to the coLtifurl
and cuniciiirLit and bae secured the
otrvhos of hrJ 1
people know to be
caterer t an y w her e
l'erry w hum ou r
ilir of the c Irvereet
Persor.ai
Mr J '1 VVLiiehuiet of Ru
WLitr
in U,e
hurt! .V to if Hal'.iu.cie lo I
city.
Cleuieiil Maniy l. returned
Raleigh last nigbt where be had
attending the I' S circuit 1 url
f r juj
been
'ii an
important &he
When is He Fi n. -
'I'berr KM Ml t i I v i olinlderable J l f
ference i f opinion anions lbs editors of
Nurlb (arolina tui to what coun
ty t ol V L. launders hails from The
Durham llant pu'.s bim down from
New Hanovpi il,- Wilmington Star
says be ic from Wake the Mexsenner
bs .Nik Hal. r i the (ireensloro
Patriot Newi. arnl Observer and other
papers m)p be lr from ''range, while
oilier papers give l.:iu to ( I. all, am As
H 1 i'1U.i llliff MJ ' P C W f SM . W I
s u nd i r p of N i ii tb ( ' r in,...
Tl.nt III a I Body
Mr J 1 Hea.li ii..- mail loi.uact r
oiitbr rout- from I h is cil ) to 'I r un Un ,
callo 1 early eslrday morning at the
J ; a i i fli, e In deny a statement made
by our Jontp county correspondent that
he bad told tin- Coroner, Mr Bryan,
that be i!i 1 imi see thu dead body re
p' rled I., be i n 1 1 eii t river, lie say s he
did st e it and is thoroughly salitlied
that 11 was the body of a man
Of Course riu r, llecliori upori Coroner
Bryan w as intended in the item we pub
lished about the matter last week, but
there must be some misunderstanding
about it on the part of some one.
The 1-iz.zie liu
Till- rebuilt
launched at Hi
day al 1 1 00 o
pt i-amt r M argie w as
ivaid s shipyard yester
lo. k mid t hr islened as
tin-
' I . i . i e ii u r r u p
he Lizzie i l.i r r u s ip '." feel long, -'J
breadth, ban six slate rooms, two
saloons, one for w lutes and one for col
ored, has a 14 ngme ami will make
about 10 knots per hour. It is one of
the prettiest boats i er built in New
Heme, and as sen as brushed will he
taken by ( apt K N Hussey lo Klif.abetb
City and put on the route from thai
point to laiilield, Hyde county, bar
owner Mr. W. 1' Hurrus having leased
her out f , r that iu r t" ipi-
A Bt sic n Si b: :
Inanotbir iohin,n v.bl be found a
write up of h Itosloii i,c hool by a boy
recently fit in a New l t-rne school. He
is evidently impressed w ah the manner
in which school matters are conducieo
at "The Huh." Industrial education is
what North Carolina needs todav. A
boy or girl to make a useful citnen
must have the hands and the heart as
well as the mind taught.
There bus been some talk, a little
legislation, and a small amount of
money appropriated, for an industrial
school in North Carolina. One may be
established after awhile, but one will
Dot fill the hill. Every town or city
in the State or every neighborhood that
keeps a public school open eight or
ten months in the year
ought to have in industrial
department. New Berne ought not to
run a public school another year with
out training the children in one or more
industries. How many girls in the city
who have graduated at the Graded and
High Schools that know how to pre
pare and cook a meal well but.
says one, "they can learn that home. "
Yes, and they can learn books at home,
but it must be remembered that hot
little cooking is properly done. Build
fire, heat water, boil a pot and fry a
slice of meat about completes the coarse
of an ordinary cook in these days.
Most any negro girl claims to know
how to cook, but there is a great dif
ference in cooking and properly pre
paring victuals for the table.
There are certain things about a bouse
that girls should learn to do and do
properly, and not the least of these is
cooking. No matter if they are the
daughters of a millionaire and never
expect to bare anything to do with
cooking, yet they should be able to
ell how it ought to be done and know
when it is done properly.
Oof people may have a prejudice
agaiasi New England ways, bat one
who rtaite that ooantry and examines
their system of education ii tare to be
favorably to pressed. -
Excursion up the Trent.
The Y M C. A. went up TrcLl rntr
Tuesday on their annual picnic. The
crowd wan not ai large as had been
anticipated but it was a jovial one and
we believe everybody were pleated.
! The run was made clear up to Trenton
forty eve miles, a point that is seldom
reached by excursionists. All the way
along this beautiful, winding stream
ths scenery is charming, especially se
above Pollocks ille. Music from the
band and singing with organ accom
paniment added extensively to the
interest Various other things were
engaged in lo furnish amusement, hut
the best thing done on that boat was the
way in which the ladies took hold and
managed what was a great dilema to
the young men setting and arranging
the refreshment tables aud about one
hundred and ous other necessary little
things that only ladies know how to do
The Association will riot forget their
t md ness on Ihis oc c as lull Other fa yore
were shovtn by some of our citizens
hih they mav fx I arc h igbly appre-
iate.1 A few hours after night fail
brought I 1 1 eftj i meiil to an cud
Kinston Items
The I.
I of
d u cat i on me: i n p pec i a I
sda and received tlu
r I ph. ' v in g v 7'i 1.4" due
session on 1 u
Treasurer p rrj
on May Mlb
Mr W A A 1.1 1 1 I if e s litlle t bild died
on Thursday J uue 7th, and a- buried
on Saturday in the count r y , M r J H
N r-bb t ond ucl ing the per Ice.
The Ptnrm on rriday aflern n I lew
dow n a number of trees, one of tbern
injuring the markel boupe somewhat.
A strokf of lightning tore, up one end
of Mr Jack I -ong bouse oonsiderah y ,
and shocked hlui and bis wife severely.
W l ee Person was in town Tuesday
look ing after Republican politics in the
black district. He says no one was
really nominated al W'eldou, aud anoth
er convention should be called and a
real nomination made winch the w hole
party can support.
Klijah Wooten, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. K. W. llirrell, departed this life on
Saturday morning and was buried on
Munday afternoon. Our tow n ii enjoy
ing general gotnl heallh. but disease is
proving fatal with some of our little
ones.
We w ere about lo conclude thai the
marrying season was over, but not so.
Among the latest is one of Jones coun
ty s most gallant young men. Mr. J M.
Hrown arid one of Onslow 's lovelitsl
daughters. Miss Alice Cox. Before the
new road was opened they were very
far apart, but since very near another
evidence of its beneficial rssults. Mr.
J.T Davis, the Disciple Kvangelist of
Jones and Onslow, completed the oon
trai l on June llih by the iiHsialauce of
several allcndanlB.
Mr. J M. Wooten. chairman of the
lit-mor county Prohibition Association,
has directed us to annou nee a meeting
of all l'rohihilionlsts of lenoir county
al Ihe court house on Friday, June 2 2d.
at 10 a. m He desires a free and full
ex pression of opinion from all with a
view to harmonising any continuing
elements for the bust interests of the
people. The Democrats of Texas have
declaretl against Prohibition in their
tate platform. Shall Lenoir county do
1 1 k e w ise '!
Mr. W. S. Herbert, editor of the Free
l'ress. wrote up the local option elec
tion in last week's Ibsuo. Among other
things he w role the following "Mr.
Ilryan Fields, a liquor dealer, was
especially noisy and made himself a
perfect nuisance. He was drunk and
kept the polls in disordei most all the
lime." Mr. Fields arcosteJ Mr. Herbert
at the poHtomce next morning, denying
the above with an oath. Words were
followed by blows with fists aud cane.
A bearing before Mayor Hill resulted in
ten dollars fine and cost for each . Mr.
Fields says the liquor men sent him (
down (MX) lo carry license. Pater in
the day Mr. Fields entered suit against
Mr. Herbert for libel, which will be
beard at the neit term of court.
Neuse river has again been on a boom
and no one able to drive over on Satur
day, Sunday or Monday, the road being
washed in two between Kinston and the
iron bridge. No one means to find fault
of the river, but many complain that
there is no need of so much loss and in
convenience to the merohants and citi
zens. The first freshet which rose
several feet over the road no injury was
done, because the road was carefully
watched and not allowed to wash in
two in any one ptaoe. The next rise
was allowed to wash the road to pieces
and cost the county about fony dollars,
besides the inconvenience and loss in
many other ways. This time a party
who crossed on rriday informs us that
he could have prevented tbe washout at1
an expense of not more than two dol
lars. We do not know tbat any one
party should be blamed, but the com
plaints are so numerous and the incon
venience so great tnat we think tbe
county commissioners should authorise
some party to watch the road during
high water ana prevent a washout in
every possible ' -i.4t would be the
ounce of prevr nd much chenper
than the pound t e.
TBI atClawA'l PBIZE.
Ur. A. K. Bawkes has gained a
national reputation as a practical opti
cian, and hu eelebrated spectacles and
patent spring eye-glasses are known
throughout the United 8tetes. We are
writing this article with a pair of his
New Crystal teed Lenses, and they seem
to us as transrwrent aa light itself; and
with them the finest print is as elear as
in youth. JSd it r christian Advocate.
All eyee f Lt guaranteed by
F. aDaffj e,N.0. j7dlm.
lilviN m HO'll
RlJ! ;. J i 1. f '.I.c
great intercci : . Bcmeane ii. edu
cational mhtuii I leel eure ILal an ac
count of a leit-id isit to ' i.c f t be hop
ton public i h ols will I i- readable.
MasPttChupetlS, I ti llee le t. r baa been
Considered, the leading le in edn 1
system, educational fai iluiep and ad
vantages. Whether ibip t p i i t i.
as a frank "Tar Heel 1 w j 1 a ki.
ledge thai, in my oj .ni n ibe ublic
schcKile of M aspacliusel tr are fr abead
of those of North Carolina ICwew-r,
11 is not be a use ol r p.-. ! i, t J e
sire a perfect r stem ni. 1 ! t'ri
that they are I'd' kuar 1 .1. II..? t..
No doubt we hhe bal inal.v
backs Lbhl Maasa- hup ttr bas r.i I
b " Is
a t e r
And Iben loo v r ar - ,1. f. I w ji J
steadily.
Thursday Ma -4 .. ..-.'.aii-ii
day 'allbc ub!i r b-.!r h-t-t i.
and the i-ub!i w a , i. ,t t 1 t o-.t t,r
schools and tee tbtn ib 'i i.i i
respondent took adai.:ac- ! lb'
p irtunily . ari d in coo, a i v i '. b a
friend, visited tb. Ibllmv., s b .. '.
f w ri. inutt p 1 1 . 1 1 a b r - e ii
brought us to ll t- a!" r iM. I
which ip in tbe weptt-rn i irt .' ; b
III t b e wet-ti-in
ol I uildii.g i- d
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1 ui-t-d for h,y
I I be car p' nt i
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pie. nt-at and !
sp' ( in I y ;i In
teat her b and
pin; It-. t b.tl I'
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ppec 1 1 1 1 1-1 . f i- i
We IcHMird licit tl
clt'P of all l,il. I- f.
fur a dol I to pn pa s
Patcln ng . d iii n ii
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linking
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tuck mi; bv lm n d
tbat the littlf r"
and (bat they bit 1
in the use of ll
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taught two bourn w eel
teat lit r. beginning w ub
class, and ending with
year in grammar school
age of these girls in v or
correspondent ih not u
I by II I- e,
i lllPM b blW fPt
i ItPS I ll.lld
1 he avt-rage
Vi ears Your
b r ' a I j 1 1 d n e of
need le w fir k , but be i t
opinion of ol hers w be n I
xpicpping tl
piu h that tl
articles on e i hi bit ion win- win Itr I u I ly
and skillfully made.
We passed on to tb'' ' i d I' ...i and
hriflly looked into p' nit- i ( tbe iii ila
lion rooms. The pypttn.t'.i niinnei
and orderly condii't witb wbeli tlm
school seemed to mme u.i-M ti.l
this Moor is also the laii. e
Now, w e paust d bt i e
this w as the rno-l ii.li re
viHled 'I be re w hp pi mi
tract i ve abou I 1 1 c'M'.c
were f pt cimei p "f t K ii
ihe substantia! and the
rnl.lv hall,
ll." " riler
d
I I II c liolil Ht'
t b in l' ii i y nt
..li long t.iblfs
The! e w a
i i ill v and nil
f' id calculatett
i N i ' ' i jiii'
w e k now il
' li in nt il tin-it
the third ami
interined lale g nidot of
to delight the inner mm
it was excellent cook.i
was. from I. Wi
cooking waH taught in
second classes, ny ;i ppecun teat her ,
tluring one inoriung of one weekainl
the afternoon of the next. I'urstay in
this room w as perhaps) longt r th.in in
any other. We were inclined to linger
near such a display of pien, cakes, breatl ,
meats, jellies, potatoes, etc., etc . but
other engagements limited our time anil
with an (.ITort mid a iiartinr: look we
left, not, however, without observing
the commodious I, -ill. with its Luge
serni circular im-lrum i.i. I tapaci.'iin
gallery.
Thence we pioceedt d to tl,,. ilU,l
Moor, visited other r. ciiat rot ni-i nr.. I
were again nnpreped vv 1 1 1 1 the pyMe
miitic thorougbiieiip arid the spirited .
business-like manner in whh li the reel
tations and excrciseH were conti ucted .
ami also noting again the use of the
black-board and nini'Hand Iheir evident
significance- On thin ll mr w as iiImi an
exhibition of pencil drawing, book
keeping and writing.
Tne course of study i:i tin- -t hool is
similar to that of our schools,
hutj thiuk, more thorough and nearer
perfect. Put the mont striking features
and the part of the scho d most admired
by the writer is the sew ing and cooking
departments. Surely these branches
are very important, and should be
taught in our public schools. The
ability to do such cooking ami such sew- j
uig as was exhibited in Ihid hoeton
sobool should be considered an accom
plishment by any young lady. 1 wish
our New Perne girls could see some of
the Boston girls work in this line. I
don't know a great deal about sewing
or cooking, but do not hesitate to ssy
that a young lady skilled in the art cf
cooking or sewing has an enviable ac
complishment. Indeed, 1 think, if
North Carolina wishes to bo up with the
times, these things must be introduced
into her public schools, and if our young
ladies desire to have the modern accom
plishments they must learn to sew and
to cook.
While the "(lid North State'' may be
a little behind the times in educational
matters, she has no cause to be ashamed
of those teachers who have ventured
beyond ber borders. Indeed, it is with
great pride and satisfaction that New
Bernians learn of the success of Miss
Corinne Harrison as a teacher in Bos
ton. Sbe is one of tbe teachers in the
school which we visited. Our people
know of her ability as a teacher and the
high place she occupies in the esteem of
every New Bernian. In this Boston
school she is surpassed by none. Be
loved and respected by ber pupils,
esteemed and admired by her fellow
.teachers, she is looked upon as a model
teacher. It is hoped that she will re
turn to ber native State in the near
future and give the young "Tar Heels
the benefit of her talent. With a num
ber of such teachers as Miss Harrison in
Stile tu intrude
imi pro t-J methods
new branches
f teaching, we
J mak e a re mai katle step forward
in educational matters In a short lime
' 'f course money di-es not grow on our
tall pines nor upnlhe waving br an tbes
of ' ur sUitely elms t'Ut energy and
'..ph will greatly facilitate n.atirrr
HiiiiL b r tLe Teki litre A ppe c i b ;
Ikur I u t bills.
'rari a 1 diseases originate fr -ll i.
action of the liver, and ibis eppei -a.
the caee with cb ills and fever in tr r n il
tent fevers and malarial diseases K
save doctors bills and ward or! d .aeape ''
take Simmons I. ivei Regulator a ilpJ.
cine that mcreaaes in popularav each
ear arid has become lbs most pi pular
and best endorsed medicine in lb mar '
ket for the cure of liver or bowel dii 1
t-asrp Ielerapb llubujue Iowa
r tli ( uroliuu ( lalini Tliiirn
A L-t-ni teman who arrived in ll..
f i 'in hdenloii. N. C . brings the i rift r
'man n of tbe fact that l.leiitoii nap a
i. m opi'U the Hon Allen 'i Ib'.ir
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or a i7c . in bulk from I " m t -from
warehouses.
Fodder. NV. to 1 'ill per bun 1 1 ed
TVHPENTINI -Hard, 1 10 dip.'.1'
Tah-$1 I'.O.
Oats 4 'la'iilc. in bu Ik
HsEHWAX lTiilTc per lb
Hekf (In foot, tl -.to 7c.
FREHB PoHK 7 a'b-cner pound
I I A vt-i -Country . 1 1 ill-' -. In I ! ,
I'l A' II i s - .'ilic. per peck .
PEANl'TS H'ia'J0:'. ner bushel
'a iHICKENB Wrown 4.'ut'.0c t- l.i ,-
Meal- -o.-potatoes-
llllh.iltedl.
Bahamas.
Ruin il - eh -West I ml i a, .1 u 1 1 mnl ic r
ir.nl . h imh 00a- Mi. Binldiiig
inch hearts. Sid . saps. J 1 . fill tie r M
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WHOLESALE PKIl'EH
New Mkhs I'okk-8 1 . eo
Hholldeh Meat 7aMc.
C. It. 's, L B's, P. 's and I.c
Fia-K-?3 r,0afi.00.
I,AHI 'Jo. bv the tierce
NaM.8 Basis lO's.8 W).
BdqaB (iranulated, 7;i
CiFFEK 1 "a 1 Mc.
CHKE8B IS.
Halt 80a8.o. per sack.
M0LAB8EB AND STBUFfl d0a4fO
Powder 8.1.00.
Shot Drop, $1.60, buck, 81.7'-
Kkbobeni 9io.
Hides Dry, 6aSc; green 4
Tallow 4c. per lb.
Mew Berne House,
Moielienrt City, N. C".
The above named .house is now open
for the summer travel. Nice cool rooms
and clean beds. A cistern has been
added to the house, and pure water will
be furnished to guests. Ihe table will
be supplied with the best the market
affords. Polite and attentive servants.
Having secured the assistance of Mr. F.
L. Perry, who is well known to the
traveling public, we guarantee to keep
(irst-class hotel. Terms, S'J 00 per
day, SlO OOper week. Special rates lo
families.
W. B. WKIOINS.
jel4 dwtf Proprietor
REMOVAL!
Having moved my Stock of Hard
ware. Agricultural implements ;and
Machinery to the store formerly occu
pied by Dail Bros, on Craven street, two
doors below South Front, I am now
fully prepared to meet tbe wants of the
trade in my line. I am exceedingly
thankful for your patronage in the past,
and I propose to merit it by fair and
honest dealing in the future. Remem
ber the place sad "call early and often "
J. U. WHITTY.
Craven st., 2 doors below South Front,
Newbern, N. C.
Dr. Leinster Duffy.
Office at his Drag Store, Broad street
West End.
myl7dwm NEW BERE, N. C
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For Sale Cheap,
An 1 I'KICHT KNC1NE. seven horse
power, in tboroirgh repair by Crabtree
.V Co.. Cm and Cotton press. All in
good order. Can be seen at my resi
dence in t hi cit v .
CAKi 'LINK A BAN'CF.KT.
je7 tlw'Jw New Heme, N. C.
Lorillard and Gail & Ax
SNUFF
Sold WITHOUT ANY
SCHEME at
Manufacturer's Prices.
OT. TTlrieli.
WHOLESALE GROCER.
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