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ArLXLOW FIVES QUARANTINED.
, X Although poor old NitBdrniku
received tiJicaie end above (mikw
euier towns, she is still prepared to My
iters U not eor be there beea om case
(. je.Uw ftver this muoo, tad with
the preeent prevention of tba phy sicises
aad cuv council, with the assistance of
: the pi oprietor of the Only Cash Store la
North Carolina, at Humphrey; & How
ard's old auad la New Berne, there
will not te Bsaoe the proprietor. Hill
"Humphrey, wteheetoeay to ta- vople
of i trn North Oarolioa they aeed aot
beeiute to visit New Bet oe, that hie
quarantine against high pticec ie a pro-
.; taction for all. " au3dww
-'v "N draught, Bergner Eogelaeele
J breted Beer, io cold, s
jjrru A. u. uouo s
SPECIAL NOTICE TO (X)N3tJMER3
Having jmt my delivery wegoo oa
v tba street, I em now ia a position to
f araUh ALL y customers with FlBBT
Class 0 rooeriss at abort actio aad a
- vary tmalt profit. I defy competition,
- warrant my goods, and only ask a trial
to convince tba moet doubtful. New
, tome of my friends aay that my ad
terti.tDf aai my wagoa doal pay ma
' (with mv small areata, end that I will
toon break. Let me be tba bet! Judge
-" ' of that. I am still paying ;00 eaata on
the dollar, bi Drooartr la la my own
name, and lam determined to eeli good
groetntt cheap.
Very respectfully,
. , THE OKOCES, E, B. HICKBURN.
1)I1LL'A BUTTER, the beat In tKe
market, oa lee at Donn'i. only 80
t cente per lb. . . f
7HITR LEAD, Mixed Plnt, Var
Tf nb, Oil and Olaae at
: Oto. Alles ft Oo.
- TOTTLED BEES, loaf cold, and all
J. J other oool drinki at
Jyl7tf. , A. H. Eoltoh'b.
USE PURE ICE. manufactured by
. the Jarroaaloe Factory. fjj2U
CALL at tba Broad 6a. Store where
you oaa buy all kinds of Freeh
r Urooeriee low for eaeh obIt
- , O.F.M. Dail, AgV
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Talk ia good ; work ia better.
' ,.ew Bienb basset her saiLi for
prosperous breezes c" ;
THE Kepnblican part j is cornered
on ererj lssne now before the conn
A MAN named Bine recently died
childless in Cincinnati, O. He was,
so to speak, a sine qua non, andhe
adjourned sine die. , :
- . I eeaw-at-aeaa-MeatMeaaMtMe-e-mteawMaB.
Boms, papers , are tiring at the
. Morning Star. Juat as a boy aboots
oH his gun to show he baa a gun
l Be didn't expect to hurt any thing,
Tns Baltimore American , says
that Candidate Harrison is a gro
log man. ; He can"; afford to be
; He is only fire feet, fire Inches
' Tusbb was a killing frost Zhnrs
'. day night , in 4 the Kew .England
Elates, Korthera New' York and
Mic!i!san.', The damage inflicted
' ia very great.'-'-'"" '"'
trE rose docs not make a gar
den." fto,' bnt T "an will
. iUnt and cultivate the flower he
loves best, te wili baTe'tbe most
beautiful garden the world ever
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5. -ied publishing ' the
t's Letter oi Acceptance
:t defer it until tomorrow.
Tr
Ir-tet present make any
cm it. It is plain and
:' "ive, ani addresses itself to
(ivor cf the rcj-la.
iwnMvnMMMsviaaB
hia tlw3 Lrwaxd
the
S rcrrr.'a .is to be en.
1 artssive. Hitherto
' --a a diepcsHioa to
t-jeat, but the
"? t'::;cs cp the
-. ,.-' v bole line for
"lUssijcs U &ltis to kear
f:ca C'ere!aal beforo bd Mai
1 1. a letter. Ba waatalwrnetilix
. i write aboot. Well, Hr. Cleta.
id'sl; rUeut. Mr. EUrriion
now . . j 'losetbinj to write
.be it," I -1 1 s I better do some
L!:l':i te'.a tt attemptajt.
Ia lii tz.l Leu to meet, in J
"Lc.$ are sul ' , a tLinra."-
I wiix meet anj maa kalf waj
who brinj-s fruits aB4wfl9wert to
hara with me. He who advocate.
the improrement of jour ton does
more than this, lie planU orcbardjj
and Tlaejarde and ftowera that wlU
not onlj be aoarcee of purest pU4
ure bat terenoet of wealth Jroa
generation to feneration. Meet
hjm, join band with bJm,aadjmr
bower will be aa the bow era ot
Paradise, and jour hornet the
habitationa of peace, plenty and
happiness. v,
TBXWilmlogioBBtaraays: "The
snccess attending the efforts of the
Acme Manufacturing Company of
this city to furnish cotton planters
with bagging to take the place oi
ate seems to have started a furor
in the business. A dispatch from
Charleston! B. C refering to the
matter, says the plants of several
manufacturers have already been
ordered In different portions of that
State." This is most gratifying.
Anything that indicates Southern
progress resulting from Bonthers
genius stirs oar blood. It is espe
dally pleasing that North Carolina
has inaugurated att industry that
promises to give employment to
hundreds ef our people, utilize our
native forests without injury to
single tree, and, bring, relief from
me oppression n a. crusniDg mpt
nopoly. "" - i
LOCAL NEWS;:
The Board of Trade had a good meet
ing last alght. Farther' particulars to
morrow, t
The Demooratio convention of the
9th senatorial district will convene at
Polloksville today.
The steamers Nannie B. of Stella and
the Blsnohs of the N. ft T. B. S, line
are oa Howard's ways. " "''';
The news from Jacksonville last night
wu 13 new cases ot fever and ( deaths
for H hours. Cases M date 818.
The Defiance Veargo oat yesterday'
consisted in part of 188.000 feet of ldm-
ber and tour hundred bandies W wood
pulp.
. revival has beea ta prOgres at St.
tWs oharchooir io th( olfjW the
put week conducted" by , the pasior, Rev.
a H. Smith. , Qreal jatsrest la taanl
tested aad many eeaverts J sve flreaxly
beea renortad 1 Wm xnv 1 -peea
reportaa. . irtiantfl Pt :
There will be an ksportaat meetkig
at. the Y. :M. C.. A. toalgbK' Beside
ot&er oasiness V do orongns .ni), (n ,w
the annual meeting for thei alsctloa ot
officers. It is the doty of every member
r. ?t I
Toornament Postponed. , i
Jas. W. Moors, Esq., received a tele
gram yesterday from Greensboro to the
effect that ths Firemen a Tournament,
which was to be held today i fcsbesn
noatDoned for two week. - ' !y . 1 ?
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Steamer nrovementa,v; ;y,,.;,r
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The Defiance of the Clfde line bailed
for Baltimore yestetday with a eargtf Of
lumber, wood pulp and naval ttores.
iDevaroiiDa wut leave; uujcn
o'clock for Bell's Ferry.'-?. y wtyitAif.'
. 1 1 .' ' i 'ctil rf 'ir
Drowned. ; , Z i'v- w.-4 v rm. -e
Cspt. Oid Huff maa of Pamliod; rpor
that John Henry Johnson,' colored; was
drowned in Goose creek on Monday by
falling off his boat. ( His body never
came to the surface after - going oVsr-
board. '-X . 'Vf K v r.rf-?w i
Railroad Extensions- if'v?" 'f ?
Our Eastern aectfoa must vakebp.
We notice that a railroad is being pro
jected from Earsaw into Onslow coun
ty. Oar friends at' Trenton have long
taliei cf a railroad fron Corecredi
Ey ati'.iziDX the' roai titeidy graded
from Core cretk station tie-Atlantie
roai Ei-.,r.t lu.. 1 1 .a l ae vi..;icotr; ira
t've I'l'.'e co't. 0-? to Tr : t ,a it est
! i ext ' . 1 i:.t J V. jw
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Lie 2.'ce Ix C.lkmlata. -
C. C. v fahrwu ibat he k
aboat oif :.'i a CoaliUoa Club
Core ereu- Ua Lai twentj-foer :
be re alraaj. ' AJe front Bute aad
KatkaaJ poliOsa tbey reoogmlae the
fact It b) time for tba people of Craves
oountj to aaite for their tatereata.
Let the good work go oa.
ParaonaT . - -
Duaeaa MeB. Dewey1, Eeq.t of Ua
beta. City, ia vieitiag kle old home' la
tMa'cfty.1, Be cornea to examine .the
workiagaof ire ddpartmaat, iaexhaaa-
Utl. wettu eeo., for the benefit of the
department of Elisabeth Ctty.
BamaeLQomaerlT had Aloaao Hoi-
ton, Eeqa, of Pftt county k arrired on
the steamer Carolina yesterday.' ,
Mrs. yr. J. Street, Mtaa. Marian Bad
eliff,MiasHarrUtte Laae, Miss Emma
Jordan, Mr. C "VT. "WalUy and Chief
Engineer Severs of the cutter Stereos
wars passengers oa the steamer New
barns yesterday for points North.
Pollock street Vows.
The fall trad, seams to bars opened
aasplolooily on Pollock street yester
day. First, there was a lively runaway
of two bones and some baggy smash'
lag.. Later ia the day a steam mill man
aad a lawyer met,. Bear thepostoffiee
aad after the usual salutations and
hand-shaking began aa emphatic ooc
versatloa which soon turned into a
slogging match ander Marquis of
Queensbuty rales. Two friends stood
by and saw "fair play." TktJKnight
of Blsckstone waa putting ia his blows
with skill and earnestness, out the
Knight of the Saw and the Sullivan of
Dover crowded sail, causing Blsckstone
to give way and stumble over the stone
step Into the poatoffloe, the sawyer with
a full head of steam following. At this
orlticat moment a gallant painter
dsshed from across the way and with a
postoffloe olsrk rushed in between them.
Time was called and each taken to his
oornfrV The friends who stood by bare
decided that II waa a drawn game and
a perfectly fair one on both sides. No
I damage done.
Tarnlng Towards Nw Btrn.,
There seems to be a some whst general
turning of the attention of Northern
seekers of health and pleasure daring
the winter towards Nsw Bsrno. We
hear ot oonstaat enquiries for means of
comfortable' accommodation. If
number of modern houses were to be
ereoted and offered for rent every one
of them would be taken by Northera
families. Northera sportsmen through
oat this Immediate section increase
yearly, and this season there promises
be a greater influx of them than
ever. They nave , begun te nad oat
that th neutral territory around a,
unmolested daring the four years of
War, la teeming with game ot all kinds,
and that the ' waters which extend tor
miles 'east of aaand south of otlaie
filled with fish .and: dSOks in eeaatlcas
numbers.'. Aad then, the delightfully
balmy .wlnUr climate wl torn, taJ
fall bloom all ths year around; and the
air tempersd by the prokimil of1 the
Ixuif streaaa. with a rid bv r f nlv
as hoot fe OH ocean', art bringing the!
Invalid and the'WnsamptivaVW our
doors ia search If vigor aad hearth.
Surely no plao . hasbeaa. bleated
nara rally ar New Berne has,', and the
nraotlcal Northera capitalist is aot alow
to take advantage of the situation. Can
we take ear of oar visitors? There b
everything hero bat taffloient room. It
vroaid seem that our town to to become
the' sWest winter resort on the Af
lantio boast.; Freedom from malaria
Alii the Enervating lnflusncee 'ef ) a
ttorS.Boutiert'laUtude.'yst wltb all
the balmines eaaracteruuo, ot1anch a
lstlda, which .admitaof .au open air
life nearly, every day of th winter,
make it certain, if we mistake not, that
New Berne Is to be the great winter
unitarian! of the Eastern Union. Make
preparation tot our guests. Let us have
elected hotels which will be able to
shelter all who com. We ar glad to
see" that step have been iakea la that
direction, and we trust ere long to be
able to chronicle the commencement of
the erection of a winter resort which
win Vie in splendor, comfort ancynsg-
nLicence with- auy similar hostelry In
tne eountry. , .
- WORTH BHOWINQ.
ITr: W. II. Morgan, merchant. Lake
City , Fia.r waa taken with severe cold
.; .l !ei wi.'a a distressing corjgh and
rannicz iHo c-sgmrtiou in its first
s'.'-es. Le t.'.s: i many so-called popn
larc"'-;h resdies and steadily grew
v- u o. Yi 3 r : !uced ia flesh, bsd Oil-
fi(;u''y Ii tr--.vl snl wss unable to
linRy t- i Ur. King's New
"vf r C "Ion snJ fouad
r .', a 1 af:er using about
it' : v - it ' --'3 found kimmif well
i tn 1 r r "
r r y r
ra nf t'o d;
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The Jouxia and the Allianee. ' -
We eh serf ally giv spaee to the fot-
lowlng 'Vecriv byjMonday aight
- Dovas.N Q, Sept 10, 1S8S.
EDiToa Jocas al: Th. following
resolatioas offered to Dover AUiaaoe by
committee appelated to draft the same.
were anaaiosoasly adopted - ;
whereas. Certaia aewspapere have
beea publishing articles stsiing that cot
lea was aot marketable unless wrapped
ia jut .batting; and the-lame eiag
ceioalated t4 mislead farmers, there
fore belt.
Easolvadt.Taat we. by these resolu
tions, denounce such pspers, and that
wt withdraw oar patronage from the
Seorved, That we call upon the
Oottoa Eiohawte" of New Berne,
N. C, by these resolatioas to oommit
itself as to whether it will receive our
oottoa wrapped In other than jute bag-
ting, and to aotiry it by the same that
ia caa tt fails to do so that we shall use
oar utmost aadsavor la stop all manner
of trade with its oity.
Resolved, That a copy of these reso
latioas be sent to the Progressive
Farmer, Naw Bxbsk Journal and Wil
salnaton lleesenger for publication.
Most respectfully.
. F. P. Outlaw, Sec y.
We presume that this action of the
Dover Alliance wae brought about by
the follow ins item which sppeared in
last week's issue of the Wkbki.y Jorit-
hal:
Farmers will remember that cotton
pscked la anything but jute bagging s
uamarkstable.
This item was bued upon a statement
in the Wilmington Star that cotton bad
been purchased in that city wrapped in
other goods snd had to be repacked
in jute batcine. It was given as an
item of information for farmers; surely
not to injure them. This item waa pub
lished on the outside of our Weekly on
Satnrdsy. On the following Wednes
day on the inside of the same issue ap
pesred this item :
The assertion that cotton i not mer
chantable unless it is packed in jute
bagging Is not true.
We regret that our friends of the
Dover Alliance did not see this item.
We made the correction the minute we
ascertained that the first item wad an
error, and in the . same iesuo of the
paper.
We do not blsnre the farmers for cot-
ting loose from any newspaper that
attempts to mislead and injure them
But how in the world any Alliance, or
any farmer who reads the Journal.
can for a moment entertain the idea
that this psper opposes them in any
good and lawful undertaking is beyond
comprehension. The editor having
spent the most of his life on a farm (not
merely as a director of how and what
ought to be done but having followed
the plow, used the hoe, the spade and
shovel, wielded the axe and maul) and
knowing the many difficulties under
which they labor, we have steadfast!.
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ncv our veniure u journalism, urgea
th Importance of organization. Promi -
nent membersof the Grange have given
na : mMImm .k. ...i-.i . ii..
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Patrons of Husbandry in this section.
We were a member Of this organization
while engaiet & ihrsaing an Inbw it
jMjsrj;
ship though we, are confident that we
..'B4tl4rten,tb
soma ana setona. so. ui. out lr it is a
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better organization han the Grange, we
bid; them' 0sp4i.2we4ave never
refused to publish anything sent us br
sewivaivvji , wwv jmm w ssswiwmwis umuv
aruoiee vi mteraes w ii toas ware nos
sent aad shall continue to' flo BO notwitb -
standing our '" friends at ' Dover may
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ft Ane uunnianmg nooiestrag-
gle against thS Cotton Bagging Trust
ani every, impartial i reader of the
JouBBAl, knows that it Is in hearty ac
cord with them. As to the New Berne
Coftdri" Exchange we commend the
abov consmunioatioar to tfte careful I
eoasidsralion or 4ts mfmben. - we ar I
satisfied they wifl do all in their power
to relieve the farmers of the embarrass
ment whloh the sBagging.TrUst has I
wrywa aroauo msmyana wn i eaaeavor
b make it to their Interest to sell their
ooisoa iu new . oerne. uur . mercnsnie
tea will defy competition in the sale ot
goods:
The Onslow County Alliance.
Col. G. B. Pickett, in company with
Col., J. N. Whitforjk retnrnea , from
Jackaoivillsi W'HoadayW eft for
Carteret: county On the down train for
the purpose of talking to the people on
ths Alliance. TBsi Urere at Jackson-
Et'-fclsndsoa'fatjrdsyiiht, sad left
at IS o'clock iiiixt morning, taking tb
Cakkar' Xlride9, iba'd iAi eniovinir a
7 . ? 1 ?. . ' ' J 7 5 .
vCle last Saturday, at which time the I B ft ordained, Tbat'the License 0
County Aliiane' WroVganissdr Th U" tAt?vit7 JJl W 0Ltomi
r : 4. - . 'ImoB council ofth ity ot Newbera at
tarr,.a v...a iu,iiaoss, -gq near i flra.
orencmog raui,ati .asy.reacning vooidtate," and by adding to the words
Wbnfords plantation via. Folloksyille
t stout ll p.m.. .',! t '4 '
Col. Fkk.tt will- S .dress the 'tsotls
atCroataaia this e.unty on 8alttrday
BTt, r rth.:l
A CssTMtiea.
Erroa Jockxal I notice yoa state I
S W'?!J?ri:
" rrr, it VTt7rrzw," to ouce ut "No
lever emfferar at JackaoavUla.
gives th impreeeioa thai (As 8odet$
money was aonatee. ns raea
uat ta si,cuu - aamaa wae oonaia i
from the pernnalflmd f Mr. Gea T. I
WhiU. Boothera auaacer or that
Dociety. KSPT- k. bixby.
n . I
Newa fralBaraweU.
Hurrah for Simmons aad the county
ucaei. int guona peopte bdous t. i
Barn wall are moving for Simmon aad
the oouaty ticket. Yoa may expect a I
great change ap here. Bin. Ito
aa Ki.cmt sa.utat.
For oils, salu, pills, aad all kinds of 1
outer, nauseous medicines is the very
sgreeaDie iiquia iruii remeay, oyrap oi
r igs. Kecommenaea oy leasing pnysi-
(ecommended by leading pnysi-
M.BufurdoBlybythecel
ig Syrup Company, San r ran-
ciaaa.
fornia Fit
Cisco. Cat.
R. N. Duffy, stent, Nsw Berne, N. C.
sepl3dw4w
To All Employes.
New Bkrnk, N. a, Sept. , 1383.
On and after this date, and until
further notice, trains Nos. 50 snd SI
will not run. on Sundays.
sep7-dlw. 8. L. Dill, Supt.
ADVICB TO BTOTHKKS.
Mas. Wwslow's Soothihq Stbut
should always be used for children
teething. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedy for diar-
hra. TweBty-nve cents a bottlo.
Benefit of 8t. Johns Lodge.
OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Friday, Seutember 14.
AMERICA'S GREATEST ARTIST,
Mr. John Thompson,
Presenting his merry crew of Comio
Characters in his original beyond imi
tation and never-to-be-forgotten
Protean Comedy, entitled
A HUGE JOKE.
Sew your buttons on tight
People lsugh until they shed tears.
Admission 25c., 33c. and 50o.
Reserved seats on sale without extra
charge at Bell's Jewelry 8tore.
Duffy's Croup Syrup.
Recipe of the late Dr. Waltkk Duffy.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY;
NEW BERNE, North Carolina.
lanelSd wtf
NOTICE.
At a meeting of the Newbern Cotton
and Grain Exchange, the following
ac"on WM uen
I Whara (hs nria
of bagging has
been adyanc,d
V UVI WUU ! IVV
I Therefore Resolved, That this Ex
j change will accept cotton without the
usual siae stripe.
Regolved, That the thanks of this Ex
ehlinM -rft dua .Bd ,r8 hM,b. .
dered o our reoresentative. Hon. F. M.
Simmons, for his efforts in Congress for
:iEyjEts.
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A tlx-noTf s Baldwin Upnaht Engine, a
mi... . ni. in mnr nn.r .
I Blllnps Ootton Press, whteb needs about S5.00
I orUl of work nt ,n ppt order, and
.1 wv"
i f,0 cnh wanted. Will sell. on long time
l wlta rfntolsn ieal estate security, e!gbt per
I t. mteVest.
I JCnglne, Gin snd Press S350 0Q, first oost
WaironS10.00.aisteo8ts56.oe. For further
Information apply at Jopbbal offieo
Brick! Brick! Brick
50,000
or
Salel
ST
l . , . n niinnMn O nn
B fa UUllIlUO Q UUs
02?AL
; COMMISSION 1XEECHANTS ,
AMD GRAIN DEALERS,
Masot Docx,
, DEB2TP, IT. O.
: sST Coneiga as your produce .
- . saavSSwtf , . -i..v
v3
CUyiOrdittancc.
ru lif nulln- In 1. tSJlft.
be amended by adding to th words
"expree eompaay" the words "foftb
PriileK ' receiving and transporting
oackagee from and to points within this
I "telegrsph companies" the words "fol
I th priviieg of transmitting meeeatsS
w jnes. ironr poica
s . r. n. urAnowa !'.' 1
EXT. 3 Fclchsb, Clerk.
Tb. National Board of tfol rnd-
TWe iMUHMi lth BW Hnft-f'. ,u. .1 - -
I j - fc n ijk a
I wovea asaterial. Tbev t c am '. n i a n
B1M q. k..-
ja, tales must be - ent5rerTJvJ -
Ini.nMin vnvi.-,',' i w-J.M
recommend the m of thm.T tL-u .1
-f M w . VW VUiiiaiCa. A. KST w
F'UfQS ixi'""':
heavy Boris ps made iaTa&aTwaiakiar
oaa ana a nair ' aeona mtcevard.
oaa b had in any Northern citv.
Maries and Fire Insuraijce affecUd
any amount (under open nolicv f
WILLIAM H. OTtvPft
Agent Marine Icsuranc Company
0f Tadam.
o, . r .. . s9 awlw
, ar .
New Berne Mmu 'Scliool.
vuuu''
L'bdbh thi Acspiexs or maTacsTtxs
or mw mast Aoaaauvs
The seventh session of thaschaol will
open MONDAY, SEPT. 17. IWwitli a
corps of experienced snd competent
i teachers. - .
Tuition free to all white children bw
tween the ages of 6 and 21 veare. who .
are citizens bona ride of the tab school
district.
The undersigned will furnish certiC
testes of admimion to new poplls.
aiw VV . M. WATSON.
Sec, and Trees.
St. Paul s SchoolT,
CORNER MIDDLE AND NET58E STS.. ?
Strictly non religious for Boa-Catholics.
terms: sn.uu per month ; lowest trad '
$1.50 per month.
Begins Thursday , Sntmber the 20th.
at 9 o'clock a m. aeSSlm
Furniture:!!
JOHN SUTER ;
Has on band and is rereivin arv H.w
handsome parlor suits, chamber aets,
heavy walnut, bureaus, - wardrobes,
mattresses, chairs, loungej, sofa, etc.
etc. '
He also has a line of home-made work
of bedsteads, sofas, tablsa, Bo Beans,
etc., which are neai and iihtnLl
Prices It'trlit nown to Jttock
iuttom. -
Bottom.
se6 d w
Middle sf, Net
Berne.
HARDWARE,
. ' i
UUOK STO.YE,,,
SASH, DOORS and BIJDS
LIME, CEMENT, v
Terra Cotta FMBp, -
And all Building Material :
At LOWEST PRICES.
L. II. CUTLER,
& M Middle Street,
NEW HEKNK. N. Oi
THE ' '
" High school
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SEPTEMBER 17tL lfiflfl----
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SCHOOL riSBIHLSIinOIUfliilllES
Mrs. A. T. JERKIN'S .ill r--t...
School for the recention of n.ri. j
Young Ladies, on A '
MONDAY, SEPT. fiTH.'JlWBiM
Prompt entrance eminently desirable,
Sept. 1st. dtf . .
1 . i i.w tiyttfw
bcnooi Notice.'
MISS LEAB JONWiLftiiiltfJ'v..
IraSffiSSSi.,
Uermaateaehert ; ir.r6
Tuition 83.60 per months t au
School IToticeT
M!33 EMILY FEREBER will ,,,
ber School Sept. mti;i888;''" dtd
Lime, Cementlaster
'
aild Hair at
J.Cs-WEITTY'fl.
Rope, Paints; Oil', and
Ship. Chand-erymt
T's ii. rt ". .'n 1
Forevei7tniiisrda
the Hardware
s4 7
-4 Thai desirable and commodious d a
ling now occupied by Jama tj;
ard, on 8outh Front street, Fcr t
app!y at the office of - '
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