North Carolina Newspapers

' . jt Mm Journal VOL. VIL-NO. 164. XEW BERNE. N. C, SATURDAY. OCTOBER is. 1888. PRICE 5 CENTS. 1 x J: Busnrrss locals. FORKED BEET. Breakfast Bacon, vj CkMM. Cod ruu-wuM IrUk Potatoes, Oriu, Evaporate Dried FMebH, uooeaant ra- tags, Taptoca, Clarified Lemon Jnioe, Fresh Roasted Coffee, Fine Teee, etc. INE BEEF at John H. Tkomu'i 8lll. corner of South Frost and kliddle streets, oa Saturday moraine. "fR&. 8. A WOMBLE a r-opneJ I iL her Of war Saloon at br old stand j m lfMi!l itrwl. aed will .err Lynn Haven Oysters in all styles. heard BeDjamin Harrison declare 0' . ! in a public speech that one dollar a VTO TRUST BAO01NQ and TIESeida was w gt enough for anj 1 ihe Only Cash Store ia North Caro J " J Ima. Humphrey A Howard's old .tore, workiugiuau. Now if newspapers New Berne. Htll Humphrey proprietor ! ,.an r mate statements founded on No trust sugar, code, flour or pork I . . . Have not been North tbi. Cromer, the attidauta of honorable men, the hence belong to no trust lp9l )w .,(' evulenro must be changed TTORSE Feed and Cow Feed of e-erv to tit tlie exigencies of political X 1 description at 1 TOURS of receiving l.e from tr I Jtrman lea Feototv on SuuJay T to 9. 11 to 2 and 3 to 7. IARIS GREEN for dei.ir.juig the cotton worm at Oio ALUS A Co VGA1N I am before tbe public and with to IMPRESS upon tbeir mtndathe fact tbat my Groceries are beyond competition when price and quality are both oooaldered. 1 have not teen North, and thereby incurred an eipeose of eeveral hundred dollars which tbe oonaumer mull pay, but have used pen and ink, found the cheapest markete and bought, saving that tm necetsary espenae, of which I propose to give my customers the benefit. I am now receiving, eemiweekly. Butler and Cheese from the finest Dairiea in the country. Try a pound of each, and if you are not more than pleased, return them and get your money. My aim is to please and give perfect satisfaction THE GROCER, E B. HACKBURN. SPINACH, Turnip, and Siberian Kale Seed at Gro Allk.i A Co. DHIL'A BUTTER, the best in the 1 market, on ire at cents per lb. Dunn's, only 30 WHITE LEAD Mixed P ilnt, Var 1 nish, Oil and Glass at Geo. A i.len 4 Co. T T SE PURE ICE. manufactured by U the Jarman Ice Factory. jr-u'' Wet Blanket lUaine has met with a cold reception in the West. TUK Georgia State election has just taken place. Democratic of course. THE Richmond exposition was opened last Wednesday. The at tendance is very large. Ulaine baa found that tbe best use he can make of wool is to pull it over tbe eyes of tbe people. It is said tbat Kitchin skinned Dockery at Taylorsville a few evenings ago and had tbe hide in tbe tun yard before breakfast. THE World BOggests that if any one has a spare copy of a history of 4ba American tariff it would be an act of kindness to Rend it to Mr. r.latae. .OXue first of October the Uoi- ted Labor party of Illinois issned a circular pdoringCren. ralmerr the Pemocratte Candidate for Gover- fior.'aufl nrelne WOrkiogmen to . . K .ssssSaaiSBa avi asajtwa awaa, PnAP ronnrta from the north- m , ..v.t western States show a great harvest wwiaw(K s Oi corn, uus taiuw biu. mV wheat. It is bopea tnst tne nig aM Af sirn won't tAmnt Ronthern J""" w' " 1 faraera to keep their corn cribs in nortnwesu dvvw .nknaiaatin flAVflfPA Of rjsj iBa ma wU ajaasjsjw w v hv . . . .... , j Ai . troth, having had hla mind directed t i .i - t.the TarlOOi accounts oi oeis , made I Id New York on the Fresi- dentin! election, has made a carefnl inirefiiigatloo of the matter and poncmdeS that tne Decs are -at an (vVerage OI v to 8 on Cleveland " y-f '. ' ' SO far as we can ascertain, the TiAmnnrata ' hava arained in ill the rM v. www, . O 1 . ftf. WMona .hntona. In Ala- ticnt and Maine the cause oi ue- i i - - ;. tnocracy DM oeen : granuij nAf r rtnlv in Vftrmoiir, have I ii..' A.li...a iniiila n mm. ido fiiuuBu. m J a and those attributable to theWM(j Kra open at my store on Qoaen Wfinrtlfiaa Vfeat of. Canadian in . Tasion.' - jiia; special committee of the Uaio emu ; ence. having in charge the bearing of th f evidence -against lhe JJev. Robert H7 Wallace of Chiilicothe, accused of immoral conduct, htrinj been engaged to fire mem bertof hi lock atone time, brought in verdict expelling him from the ministry and membership of the Methodist Epiaoopal Church. Democratic newspapers have been accused of making ch argot against General Harrison which canuat te nsta;ned. A number of . meD baX 6 made affidavit that they neceyMtv. I onnki ru i i had been heard Irt.tn The Democrats held their ou n e cr w here, and made heavy gaius in tin towns heretofore Re publican. The loss of Kcdgefleld, Governor l.ounshury'a place of resi dence, and of Stamford, where the Hon. Samuel Fessenden of the National Republican (.'omfhittee has held the political leadership for years, has had a benumbing effect on the Republicans. In the city of Hartford the Democrats won every position of importance. LOCAL NEWS. A'fill ADVEHTHEUEMTS I) M Jones Closing out sale. F rt.KH M - Special bargains. I'. K Mjivki; - Fresh groceries. Yesterday was the biggest day of the season at the Cotton Exchange. Sam R tdclilT baa opened a restaurant on Middle street next door to the New Berne engine house. Two boat loads of Core sound oysters arrived yesterday. The? are pretty good for the season T o parties n ere arrested at the depot last night for disorderly conduct and taken to the police station. The W inter Resort Association ia pro gressing witn their wort, next meet ing on Monday afternoon at Green, Foy & Co's banking bouso. A large number of farmers from the adjoining countiea were in the city yes terday. They bought cotton and car ried out goods, which can be obtained here cheaper than in any market in the State. A good meeting of the Board of Trade was held last night, ror we present meetings will be held every Friday night. A dozen additional chairs have been purchased and it ia expected that they will be filled at the next meeting. The lumbering around the old McLean building yesterday afternoon attracted a large crowd. Tbe old walls were tumbling to the commands of Scheelky and his host of workers. Thus it is; one generation builds up, another tears down. Tbe flour market ia excited and ad vancing. Pork bas also Uken a Hidden jump. 8ome monopolists have made n on tnese neoeasanea 01 me. Whv don't the Farmera' Ailianc Uke I UUIU Ul VaJTJ lUaikOI I a wivi -' to eat no more Wester meat and bread, but raffe it on their own lands, ' they would at once pat themselves on lhe road ,0 pro,perity ahd happineaa Peraonei i w..- w TT .lnnu "D7"" " " " " - in.-uw. I -w-t w-fe -t a s aa J If iLUu aI izi. u. v. I a Vandemere, Pamlico county, are In the 1 city. Meggri j Wt Mia,, j. u. Franokt tni her Onslow farmers, were at the Cotton Exchange yesterday Bitimet MoTementfc Eaglet of the E. C. D. line aailed y titer day with a full cargo of cotton, lumber, shingles and general mercnan disa. The Vesper of this line will ar rive today The Manteo cf the o. u. una aauaa . ' Namnm m I m lata UswaoaUaVVl W aa aw aiw w - assw tonight, -va I -v. ...Utratio. bonks of the Tonrth - afreet. JoHft WaIKER, Kgistrar. rvtnhsr B. 1888. If you have a tick headacha tak a Lom of Luador, we know 7911 wiU find Ufc, warning and .... ia,,Ba thif ubiea with uudanom while teething. pu BM Baby Sjrop TlJgffiSS.& in 125 centa A Joint fancy. We are informed that Mr. Portia, the efficient agent of the A. at N. C. R. at OaUaWo has been oompeiled to reaiga Us aosiikm as aooomnt of Ul health, and thai Mr. 7. H. Piedmont has been appointed la hi place. Thia appoint meatt constitute a joint agency as Mr. Piadmoat ia already the agent of the Piedmont Air Lino at Goldsboro. f-cloaer relations between tba two roads and consequently a mors equitable traffio arrangement, or whether it is limply one of those strokes for economy whioh characterises the prea ent administration of the road, we are not prepared to say. But one thing do know, much of our early truck oaght to bo and would be consumed in North Carolina towns if the Piedmont Air Line was disposed to encourage shipments. We believe it ia the desire oftha A. ft N. C. R to open as many markets for our truck as postible io order to stimulate the industry, and if tbe numerous towns along the Pied mont Air Line in North Carolina oan be made to look to our section for their early vegetables it will put many an extra dollar into the pockets of our truckers. The fast truck service on the Atlantic road has been much appreci ated by our farmeia, and the opening up of new markets will also be sppre ciate 1. What bas been said in regard t trucking is equally apphoable to our grain and other products. Ii is a burning shame and an outrage upon the people of North Carolina that such a railroad system has benn fastened upon them that the East and West oan have no busiuess relations, no exchange of products, no community of interest Whenever the mind of a true North Carolinian recurs to this fact he can but be aroused with feelings of indig nation. Recently a gentleman living in Hyde county informed us that he in tended to move to Greensboro for the purpose of educating his children, and wanted to have his corn, oats, etc ship ped to him from hit farm. It cost the same to get it to New Berne that it did to Norfolk, but the freight charges from Goldsboro to Greensboro were so enor mous that he could not ship this way. Tbe R. & D. demands that it go by Nor folk. Richmond and Danville. Let ua hope that thia joint agency is the Beginning of better times, not only for truck but for every other product that Eastern Carolina desires to ship to the West. THE YELLOW FEVER Jackson villi, Oct. 4 The sugges tion of the Timea-Union, this morning, that a fund be raised for the purpose of erecting a monument to Col. J. J. Dan iel, who fell a victim to yellow rever, and who had been very near to the hearts of the people, haa resulted in the calling of a masa meeting to be held Saturday next to take public action in the matter. The committee on resolu tions will then report, and a board of trustees of tbe fund will in allprobabil- ty be elected. It is understood tbat nearly five thousand dollars ia ready to bo pledged ai soon aa subscription books are opened. The situation today is more boperui, but quite warm. Dr. Mitchell, preaident olthe Board of Health, issued tbe fol lowing bulletin for the 24 hours ending at 0 p. m. : New caaes 75; deaths 1. To tal oasea 2,971; total deaths 271. The one death ai thai of a colored man, John Perry, at 8t. Luke's Hospital. Dr. Nunez de Villavirenaia, of New Orleaaa. is attracting a good deal of at tentton bj his theory of inoculation fer yenow fever, ue claims that it u pos si We to obtain yellow fever and so to Inoculate a person with it that he will be yellow fever proof. In answer to the question whether he had ever em ployed It the doctor said: Yea, often, and witn great success. too. I waa for several months wuh tha celebrated Carmona in the City of Mexico, and became thoroughly eon vlnced of the efficacy of his preventive theorv. Later, at Panama, only a few years ago, I vaootoated scores oi people ith vellow rever virus, ana nave watched its action and effect very closely. It waa wholly ucoesaful in preventing disease, except in one or twoinataneea How do rod teeare tne vires f " From tha blood, or llauid in the Intestines of yellow fever patients-. It lea fact well known tbat yellow fever ia DTodneed by microbes. Thia is veo-atable. not an animal substance, Thia oan be easily detected in either of the fluids named. Bee here, " ana toe doctor draw from his trunk soma small eblong pieoes of glass upon which were pots or some yeiiowun auostance dried and not unlike a stain whioh might result from tba oily portions of an orange peel. I secured .neeemy self, aad I will risk my name and rspu tattoo on their efficacy In preventing vellow fever. The tnbetance U atmpiy moistened ana injecting oeneatn ina akin." OAJKKsyrx.u, Fla.Ooe new em oi vellow fever developed let night. The guard at tha reaidence of the Graelie family waa taken ill en Friday ami, as stated, It haa proved to o yenow lerer. Be waa removed from ue city at once. Tha oiber two esse nnder treatment are doing well. The Advocate will ap, peal for ail for the poor of this City to morrow, Acting Mayor Colonel H. F. Dutton, will receive and acknowledge all contributions. STAl t M C0MLN$L1. Weidon Net ihamptoo arJ . -?re .o a tK ? iu Nor ,-Uul twene jears named Ororr i'!,ttioJ Hi. f.ihrr about the lime i f ti s birili b i to go to Butlalo. New Vork for medial ueat meat and while there bapprned to bear Mr. Cleveland make a speech He s so charmed w.ih the wisdom of Mr Cleveland that be ?a 1 h (,,uDi io be President of the I'r.ued S.aLet. that sure to ms.it" his tnirt so i when the ge lleman fpuin.e.l boo.ie he named bis baby muirr . lonan i Wilson Mirror ' r ! r.i.nni aL.i talented tow noiiidu J.-hu t. Wd.ir.l and J J Mari n f Trb--ro a tft csle man of hue stni.it . tl. 1 td o ra' u- l J Republican F.leou rs for tMd .ti.-u.ii, met in tbe Court House i n W eduesJay , and diacussei ihe i.Mir . ( i tie day Mr WoodarJ opri.-. 1 iLt- ,lrt ate and made a most ei.e ,ei,t -p. u He U.J down id a cam d.mti.-.l i 1 dispass ionate manner ihe ;-u -a t n .1 1 n.!i d the parlies, aiid et tori'; m a ,uoid. succinct coaH'febt-ri!ive v ihemativ blessings aud heue hi s llml l.a I f olio e ? ihe bmiuceol wake . ! 1 emo, ra:i. supremacy in iio nntrv !! iomte.i 1 out wuh ti-lui i i - i Hi- li ir i-tn( n and oppreati lis i !i ii won i k r i con ' ihe peopie ttrre Uio . v .us 1 k.ih enunciated an 1 . I I i.i iv. piatf or iu uf i he K id oil y i r i v t e .- n r it- t , out in the a 1 in iio.-u ,u :. : V i f : fairs. We did n t i- i!. i . i-ure ,. bearing Mr Mauri lit e I am t.'iit, he made a ino-t i.m-i: e -pee. n .in I got as mui h out , f a poor I ,. . his any other tn an c i I I p. ih y h nr I -r. He is a gentleman cf loam an 1 make I a tak ing speech an i ; u tpi. , I uli fun and spaiklinx oh I uii. -u. h he made a er enti-rianni ; l.i.k an I I e't tbe people in r ur u( I im;h:H I Eli?rt'th i' iv 1 i', n. -; . ii i ' atHiul t" tliird-i '-I a i i ii.-rc an I i hereat'-'ii s i -U' n .la ion." I l l the rains hut i." pi :m-. .-u-r :l an i waseXpe.Tod A ear- . 1 M Io see that the A Ihem ai 1 ' 1 .1, (ii . r r r I, i I ecu . Compelled I" su-ii-ii l "ii Ii ,u ii l r want of inc. me Viu:o ,n. o A M Waldell (. . S,i. t. l .l. :i I II ii r v ' nainner ill ad in-sa ih p ...p... u i a ton 's G rove-, near i'ii i r ii n k ( oi 1 1 1 1. uni on Saturday. IKt .'".h We were shown on Saturday. It t' V llcllowell, a sample of cotton bagging made fp tn the refuse cotton of the Lane mills, most of which has not before turn utilized It is made ss a r t , a I of the j'lto nagging and is said to he a belter article, more durable and not ci comlimitl There is no polities in a market hou-. . nothing but me.-ns and tru k and fruit and vegetalnles an I therefore we ran address ourselves to nil s-.rtsan l con ditioos of men A market house in a prime necessity to every t on. and would he, we think, a treat beiiflit to this town n J I Ii u 1 1 i In a r came v- ry near catching a snull Imy of Mr K. Jones. Ho heard something in the bushes and took it for a dog. He went to look, ami found it was a bear, that commenced growling and snapping and ould not run until the iogs came Rurklen's arr.lra N.U.. The BK8T HaLvr in the world for Outs, Bruiaea, Bores, Ulcers, Halt Rheum, Fever Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, ('orris, and all Hkm Eruptions, and positively' cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded. Price 25 cents per boi For sale by K. N. Duffv sn 17 Resolutions i.f Palmetto tirane, EDITOR JoukNai -The Grangers of this locality at a railed meeting assem bled ia tbe Grange hall on the night of the 8d of October, to deliberate upon the iniquitous scheme of the Jute (lag ging Trust Company, and to devise plans by which they could procure something besides the jute to cover their cotton. The following resolutions were unanimously adopted : Whereas, We tbe members of tbe Palmttto Grange No. 110, being in formed of the scheme of oppression an I fraud concocted by the Jute Bagging Trust Company, do hereby Resolve, 1st- That we are determined not to use any jute bagging for our cotton, provided it be possible to pro cure any other material. 2d. Any ginner refusing to wrap our cotton in any material that we desire we will denounce and boycott. 3d. That these resolutions he placed upon the minutes, and that Secretary aend a eopy to the New Berne Journal and to the Progressive larmer. Respectfully, T. W., Seo'y Palmetto Giangp, N. C. PEBSOIAL' Mr. N. H. Frohchstein, of Mobile Ala., writes: I take great pleasure in recommending Dr. King s Now Disco v ery for Consumption, baying used it for a severe attack of bronchitis and catarrh. It gave me instant relief and entirely cured me and I have not been afflicted since. I also beg to state that bad tried other remedies with no good result. Have also usel Electric Bitter and Dr. King's New Life Pills, both of which I can recommend.. Dr. King's New Discovery for con sumotion. coughs and colds, is sold on a positive guarantee. Trial bottles free at R. N. Duffy's drug store. Wholesal and retail. To be happy, the passions most be oheerfnl and gay, not gloomy and melancholy. A propensity to hope and joy is real riches ; one to fear and sorrow, real poverty. Borne fashionable ladies are not sat is fled With ready-made fans, but must have them made to order; they are. however, satisfied wuh Dr. Bull a Dough Syrup at 23 cents and take it regular) ."One fire burns out another's barn IBg, ua most paiu sutlers mure to ua cured, but Salvation Oil is painless ani certain. It costs only 25 cents. f M A & f tt . - 1 - . COxffiRCIAL. OOTTOM. Ngw Yobji, Oct. 5. Futures closed drm. Sales of 48 600 baUs. "ctober, 46 April, Nov t)i7 May. L'ecmbr, V 6d June, January, V .i July. February. "Hj August March 9 !9 Sept. New Berne market stead v 10 07 10. 16 o i! .o j: les cl 1'-) bales at 3 to 9 3 ? Donmic n a hs mr Eggs 15e Mtau CoTTY'N - per lb (.ikn None in market. Fodder, tl 00a 1 25 per hundred Tv&raiiTIMB Hard, f 1 00. dip f . ej. Tab Il.OOal 50 OaTO New. 4ls47c. in bulk tlKJtBW ai 17a21o. per ib. Baa On fool, 6j.w 7o. Fassa Pou 7s8s pet pounJ Halts -Country, Ual'ic. lard '.: ic. Pkaohks -50c. per peck Aepncs-50c. per bushel I'KAas-Good quality, gl per tush 1 1 Hi I'ts Sou pper nong, per tush 1' rTvii - Bahamas. V p. r tush i ams 7c per bush t 'M.'Xs -50.- per bmh W s.L-lia-'Oi-. Pa N CTe N"aif I 00 per bushel 'Hioatus UruwD 4'U4".c. pan half g r n. J'.'iaJ'i.-. M4L- ii$Sc. bolted who Las a La rairics Uxsa Poaa New $17 50 SmnLii8 Mrat 9al0c. C. R. a. F B's B.'ssnd 1 . C o a', : Fl CB-4 50a8 00. I.abd ID'C. by the tierce Naii.8 Basis 10 's, $2 50. MioaH tiranulated. "mo CrcEK HalSc. IIIEKSK ll'j. SALT-HOaie per sat k. Molasscs and 8tbcp lOaifto. Powpkb-80 00. Shot Drop ai. 50. buck, 11.75. (tXHOSSN - 9ic. Hires-Dry, (ia8c, green 4o. r allow - 4c per lb Special Bargains IN All Grades of Tobacco !I.U'lK.sr HTOCK IN THE CITY LOW PRICE8 T ir. Ulrieli, WHOLKSALK (IKOCKK, NEW BERNE. N. C. City Ordinance- i Oniniancf fi) Imjtrorc und K 7 in AVjKitr Ueorye Ittreet . Whereas, The Congress of the United States bas appropriated 920.000 to con ruct a McAdamized road to tbe Fed- ral Cemetery, near the city of New Rerne. And whereas. If the said city will aid herein, said road will be made to in ude George street aa part thereof. thereby improving and beautify ing said reet. much to the advantage, benefit, imfoit and enjoyment of aaid city, nd also forever saving to aaid city the xpense of repairing and keeping said ireet in order ; be it therefore ordained : Sec. 1. That a sum sufficient for the purpose aforesaid, not to exceed 1,300, be appropriated therafor. Hec. 2 Tbat said sum be placer! at the disposal of the streets and pumps committee, to be expended in such manner as will best carry out the pur pose heroof. E. H. Mkaihjws, Mayor Sins Fvi.chkr, City Clerk. For Rent, A Dwelling House on the north side f Pollock street, between Hancock and Metcalf, containing fourteen rooms, wo kitchens, smoke-house and stable. For further particulars apply to o4d2w F. C. ROBERTS. For Sale, The Bakery on South Front street. Everything complete in Bakery and Store ready for work. It is in a two- tory brick building which can be rent ed on reasonable terms. Apply to oc4 dtf ALEX JUSTICK. NOTICE. City Taxes on Real Estate, Personal Property and Poll are now due, and tbe tax list in my hands for collection. Please come forward and aettle your taxes without further delay. I shall be at my office from 9 a.m. to 12 m.; from 1 p.m. to 4 p m. SILAS FULCUt-K, City Tax Collector. New Berne, Oct. 8J, 1888. CIGARS FOR 8ALE AT COST Having purchased a large stock of Cigars, and the demand for same being small, I now offer to the merchants CIGARS AT COST until my stock is reduoed. Cash on delivery. INT. TDuLfty Winter Clothing. ASA JON E3, Agant for D. KXKI5 BRO Philadelphia, wilt furhtah Bulls made to order and guaranteed to St at Reaaoaable Prices, for Men and Bora. Bam plea caabe seen at the Ptore of Geo. Allen A Oo. I I Uniforms a ipjcla ty. Orders solicited Ct.,185, 4tf G-i-oot CLOSING OUT SALE! c 1. II t'JI IMMENSE STOCK OF -MI.1U II ANDlsi; Sold Within Thirty Days or v a- . Ir n: V'u ft- 1 niii a.l i n.ii u r,-: is l.tH'll 1! I N 1 1 , co',m: - an 1 ( !.i! !!'.e. ,r t t- the ' est -. I' j it: ! I'jvo a t-ill I 1 af p:,-. M (lei.t' Cii! ire ! anetj that w . . U si I i 1 M SHOLS I 1 DKV (iOODS, Ladies' and Gents' Fur ! uishing Goods, v rv ,r Aii I r- mem her w. :. r i . s get rid cit 1 II Ml -r l: tieuiar will II these r SOLI) 1 nn u'u i, Harness, s r ; 1 1 'ti , Ha! - an 1 various mention. Wl Sad I!,t f and Caps l'ii.-L" floods too nu'iier 1- r-.l 1 a' .-f GREATEST SACRIFICES I V, r l; MenHi': Ce.l. Karl v t s f.l'.l l'ur haw i- ."N f 1 oil 1 1 y.oi ;i re on will re.Tl Manic i ii'k f. Mi. 1. cry I,!, !. Life, t our tVc, r uttui j ii An. l. M -Ii I.S, Salesman. Weii.strin Duildino, Cor. T Hock nid Middle -t.. Ccttcn Maiine Insurance. Wo are authorised by lhe Boston Marine Insurance Company to effect Marine ari l Fire Insurance on Cotton, under rulings of the National Board of Marine I n.ier writers ROhKKTH t HKNDKRSON, Agents Boston Marine Ins Co. Newbern. N C .Sept 1 4. IH. NEW FIRM. NEW GOODS' NEW SAMPLES! TAILORING BUSINESS. We guarantee sit '.s.'aetion in every tbiac 1 Ke pan. IK ani leai .t. , .t,e mUiiLs- patrli. ; i k r- a r i.: rASKILL L CHADWICK. ocU d 1m To thePubHc. TIip iinilerslgnpti desires to Inform pat (Mr that hp has opppftl A Tailoring Establishment on Middle itreet, two doors ioulh of HahB I.lveiy Rtatjies, win re lie ia i ropared to do all kinds nf work In bis line with n-atnus and dispatch. nallarirtion goal anlrr-d your money ref.inded. RICHARD SAWtEH Ne w Berno, 8pt. Z 188. dtr Fall Millinery 1880,. MISS FALLIN bas returned fit m YORK-with a r.i " Large and Well Selected STOCK OF for tbe Firm of Mas. CUTHBKRT. st RHODES, and tesre-rt folly, ro'.lctt Ire Bespectfally, , , Mrs.i Cuthbert & Rhcdei Oct. 1st. in . -x dwtra ' r - .