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Bewias ffWlH IMIIWWIM aiteejri
THE JOURNAL.
,-avaamraiu! -
XW BpirS.:m C. NOV. II 1988
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. Til LOGIC OP FACTS, i
ntrrtirflr tha lata eamDaicn il waa
"caaijted that, tha election ot Mr.
' Clerelaa4 wonld prore deleterious
to bnsleeaa and ruinous to labor.
. What haa bees the result of his
defeat !
...i Ah aooa aa it waa aanoaaced that
... General Harrison waa sleeted, the
fiaaacee of the eoontrj felt the
aheok and stocks went down.
tTanjat -racino, Erie, St. Tanl,
.. Rrwdtar, Jfeethern Pacile, Illinois
' Central, Pennsylrania, Canadian
Pacific, Lonisrille and Nashrille,
iaka.fihore and New VOrk Cen
traU-ail went down, nd strikes
comaieaeed I
'Altloojh the Democrats are de
feaiedTla the Presidential election,
Uatfiwikaeinlee of their party hare
triadiDbed. Tariff reform is the
demand of the hoar, and nothing
eaa stifle it. General Harrison
knows it, and at this early hoar
the policy of his administration is
foTMhadowed. The following ap
pears in the, New York Herald of
.NOTemoeryin;,
"Herald Bueeat,
Waabinrtoa. Nov. 8, 1888.
r It jow appears probable that
GeavJHamaoa will, immediately
opoa hla inuuetton into office, cai
tha members of the Fifty-first Con
.rraaa tosetner. His motire. for
; b4 wlle to arrange some plan
fcc the redoction of taxation
There Is no reasonable groand for
the belief that aay concurrent ac
tloa qpoa the matter will be had
it lhfcses1oiL WgintiDK in De
- .asnibea -MXU To wait aotil the
viliuUtrAMWnblUg of the Fifty
first'tnreaa, which will be Ke
v'paLUcaa" u bot branches, would
-pOB the Bnbject nnti
ioit&awaalosi waa well aoderway
.rl'iottUajear and ahal
frost the Dreeent time wonld neces
'aifilifVeUDee before a tariff biH
acoeptaWe , to, the administration
eaald be passed.
,;:Vll2,JIarTlonk ftienda say
' bayi'-lbenawilUBg to wait eighteen
l'MlsiLM eeibre moring in a matter
u idpottant, and that the oauoot
t4exeiore for an extra session is
0317 jrhlcb may be classed among
tUBttOBg probabilities of the near
fotnritSoi...
Jt.the, Herald in a dream
TJsaallrthef Gerald Is wide tlftke
Uf-Ctereland fs defeated because
;in waited tariff reform. Genera!
narriaon, aa soon aa be ia Inaagn
irateJL' calls an extra sesaion of
C&infrasa in order to reform the
tartfff
.If thia is to be. the Democracy
' 'irdli be .indicated, and though
r$j&9? the honors, we will enjoy
the frniti of rictory. ;
4"rJrJEUJD AX& MIL
-la fj late laane of the TotjiMUL,
TAowiif the lead of tne new xork
Herald and the New York Times,,
wan riWi t tit uvthuvi ua
:-. Jmvt , nuv wvivbi v
i iPridiaki Clsteland. . ' . c L :
i remed-HOtbing hae appeared to
ckurtthat eondnaion. .
Ttffrrleiias et GOTernor inu in.
, siit thtt he is not to-WanJe" for the
rerslt of the Presidential election,
i (tiiTtactHillalaeMa
Alsy. IheWenlif of Krf.th,
tj ia ImaefiW githenfig orDemo
craUlo whom be spoke, in par as
rcHowi t ?JUwayi eonsckmi of my
r ::::nal' and of2ctal rtctltnde and
K f fcy- loyalty . and derotion to the
loertu firtv and tola c:i-
1 tea u4
iacs, tawaiteJ lie
verdict e the wcale IriUi Q at J-
UXaiik aadauiakM confidence
ii tbe result. . .V
'Oar success ia the fnberna-
torial eoatesihiM'ehrj
byjte, st i'w af lliaatl dliaitgr.
It commmoB. with every true
Democrat! frellj rtjret the I
ueieae oi rresiaeni cieveiaou in
i"m 'State1 Unila 6'y.floa.tB
deserted1 better1 sitae Binds or the!
people of tbUtonutry.' Honest,
bravw aid coarsens: ne g aSantly ,
led his party ta the flrehr contest
tor tariff reform and suffered defeat
owing- ta the' false clamor, nujeat
prfjdifca, aafWr5 representation
aad tha gifantte' aad combined
afiiNrtaofaJI tha awBOpcliatB f the
coaatry.' ' ' "
'TreaUeo Cleveland and the
Demoeratio part; were rif ht and
deserred to aneceed. The iasoe so
eoarafeoaal presented by Presl-
ueoii vieveisna in me jnierest. u
the" whDle'pedpl' mas 'not be
abandon ek" Oar User- baa beea
nailed ta tha mast and there it
mast remala. Let us steadasily
adhere tq the principle of tarifre
furai sd4' b loadi timt' bow
Ubaeoreoat pstnway wiltaoen pas
. . .
h wiU obeerred that Gote rnor
QUI makes no allusion to the
knifing of President CleTeland
While we are ; noi prepared to
acoait Governor Hill of all the
blame,we admit that it was possible
for each' a . result to have been
reached without treachery ea his
part. It is usual to bold leaders
responsible for the conduct of their
followers, and, jadged by this rule,
the Governor is guilty. But Gov.
U HI asserts his !gnorance, and
President Cleveland endorses tho
assertion. " 1
With this, we tarn to the future,
leaving the dead past to bury Its
dead.
A Hold Conception.
I'uder the headline "A Giant
Undertaking" the American Agri
caltnriat for November describe at
some length what it rightly calls "a
remarkable measure for the promo
tion, of American agriculture."
Briefly stated, Congress has, ap
propriated 1100,000 to be expended
by Director Powell and bis subor
dinates of the National Geological
Survey, for an inquiry iuto the fea
sibility.1 of boikUng reservoirs at
the head of streams west of the one
hundredth meridian, so that their
water may be need for irrigating
the vast arid plains below. Direo
tor Powell, me inthorpf the scheme,
believes that a system of storage
reservoirs and irriatlnr 1 canals
may be perfected tb&t will waterjat
a prof! t tiy- ninfty-t! tmlllaTB
acrej cf tow t:; :ri las i' At thirty
dollaorcr L.it tLir-wr' 'aeed te-
Irion wonldrf rfientOOS,
liWof ftddeolwialth t(f the nation.:
Discount this liberally as a roseate
estimate, says'we cautious editor,
and it Is still tme that the project
Ii one that shbu1d well for the
millions of money required tocarry
it out. It Is, moreover, a work that
no slBjjle State en do, beeanse of
luraf-retfching' aad expensive char
acter. .
If the inquiry should result in
proving the practicability oi the
scheme, aha eventuate in the eoa
strnction of the proposed reservoirs,
many distant potnts would receive
the beheSt. It is not solely a ptan
for redeeming ninety-six million
acres f land now Darren , but to
provide for a more equal uistffbu
tion of the mighty volumes of wa
ter (hat every aeason cause: he de
stractivtrfloedi of the Mhuoin aad
Mississippi rivers. "The effect
wonld be to reduce the overflow
and the sediment of these rivers,
giving their natural now a greater
current with wnicn to keep open
channels, for commerce and free
exit-fOT superficial treshets: Under.
this completed system we msy
Jwpe.-to lee a vast jdiminatun fa
the flooded area and of the enor-mous-dattfage'
caused thereby at
most annually in, the two rreat
valleys or the continent. The
Geological Survey, estimates that
ror every acre reciaimea in we aria
region another .acre ' Will be re
claimed or secured against overflow
along the lower Mississippi.
ThemiaeTUmgimmosea.il one
of, Uhtj :ao stspendons i projects
ever , conceived , in behalf , of i
niticrti's agrtcurture. If aims 'to
improve and ameliorate the agu
culture of a quarter of a continent.
The storage works in the mountains
of the far Northwest are designed
to benefit the" cotton ' and .rice
planter over two thousand miles to
the Booth. "ff'
This is a bold eoacepuon and
one worthy of the : reputation .and
achievements of Its disuagnished
ajitnor. Major Powell has sever
suggested anything that upon trial
ru : i .ore4 practkitld. L
txL ::. tl tie casjtaa c i
Ckcr la .iftr, asi tie rer j
Nsbax 4 -ir 1. ,iia tf tit t bold f J
enrtae:j pt::oca aajertai.
pre Lia a aatioaal fame, whica
hu bea cilsti : tf tie hlih
H.h I'Llioi tuus Gelc i caI
Xl U 41.
therefore, to.eala the la q airy, and
If aatUfaetsry evlJeaee is adei
that the. work is feaasUea-ahe
eoaatry ahoold enrage tw It. fcaf
it t Lia, as ia all other aniMlr
it is best to he ssre wa 'aft r'iU
tlot we. go ,ae4iasafti3tni J
'jaj .IBnBMBBBn.annaafcaj
- i r
W., Dl Havti it Cfc. WnUMl adJ
we av sm MUua xn xur Km
Discovery., Uotri itn a43ck
lama Armtoa &Uv lor Soar rarr Bt
BSVW4 SIMIM vltMMl .taw I SO
weiL ot aivaawh aarfwma suteflko4
ipaSArsolu
tiMtf.TbATaaM
c&j. hTrAl win tf praBovaoad eoa
siapriiMi aava aw uiJ tarM fcy
om pt a tow bottles ct Dt, iat rrr
Diaeamr, .Ukm U eommtaMm with
ElAOtrie Sittorv-We raaMatM (be
iwaya. aoUwholU aa4 wUtt.
(UK. DsOjiiracatora "
I Ml MPrlak ine aa Dttj.
The L9ng Islaad BSllmad Com
paey feceatly discharged eight iq
ulove. eoa dnotors. barrart-maa-
ters and brakemeo,' for drinktqg
intoxicating liquors while on datj.
General BaDenntendeat BartooJ in
a newspaper. Interview concerning
tbia aetioa, is reported aa saying:
MTes, I haw discharged eight
men altogether tor drinding when
on duty. Borne are from Lddg
Island City, others from ilatbdsh
and Bush wick. The men violated
one of our moat stria gent fwfes,
and they had no excuse, as we pro-
vide tea and coffee for all who; fle
sire It. W deem it absolutely
necessary for tha safety of the peo
ple who travel on oar trains, at well
aa for the safety of eur property,
that the men in' whose care both
are placed sheoJd.be sober when on
duty. What they do when off duty,
so long as they behave themsel vra,
is none of our business, but tbev
must not go into saloons or drink
beer or liquora while on duty. It
does not matter who or what tbe
person is, he must obey the rales of
oe aisoaarged."
If all railroad companies - wonld
exact abstiaenoe-XroB) intoxioasts
from employes while in their trr
vice, not rohly would their own
property interests be largely bene
fited, buttheaafetyef tbe traveling
public woaldrbe greatly promoted
National Advocate. .
klaa'i Aral Blr.
Tha B8;9itvf la the worlf 4oit
WU ViU.ll. ..JVMb
icaeam, rw Bcfrwt, Tetwr, ChatM
UAiftU. uailMAtna. lrna. and All bkfn
Emptioas. and piaitiTAlr' enrss DiUS
or no pr required, it is caaraaUM to
(iva panset saUtfaouoa, or aaoaay re
fuad4. -Prtoa SS aeata ear boa. For
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WO hdmn Uvst toma da
baa lanf
aa iba tmradlaBU ot B. Hi B.
Bat tinea to ha - Iwat aaifbaAnn iba
mm mrmnti or b.
puDix, ana into m m praam prop? k
etora otlglnaUd tkapraaerlptMw and natd It
Rr yaara m u pnMuoa, n ia ordinal.
'aMinaci to atacAt rr.
1 hava km oausg RtLM1 at Antony aa
a Maoa aarwiar. uavanavar a mj aa
lama W aq.aMt, ,-,Ofaavinijy. ' tiil
P.Bv-l booebt thtaa bottlaa at year
tanW nioad Batta fiota mf frtmt B. b
ZJ
TrrrrS
U iaawaaka. - Itaawara ta alia ana
n,MUBKMiw,i.u -1 wwWm aav 1
Ufa aad naw atranai bu .11 tbara la Uiln
that wtll BAka aa old aaa tonnt It la B. B.B-
I aal WiiUag M aaU ta. I aa tuty aad
ooaaauy racntpjaiaata awvaua jwoaa
- thb) ntirnCTiHanv 1 :
I bar RTfTarad vua aatanh to about raw
aia and altar aaiaa tav aatuaa f aouiiia
Blood bate 1 Sad ay tBamlAaaMli(Tsatlt
imaroTad. aad If i eoald Aaao oat o( tha bad
waatbar I would Da anted, J bfliT it to ba
the beat anrlflar
a. . J . ;i . ? . . . 1 .O .f 1 .
Vary raapaatfaMi
W.THoitnorf.
TWKLVia YaVAJtA jtrFLICTBD. ;
, fl lurnoi. m, Fab-t ust
I hare beea afflleted wlta) Blaod Potaaa far'
Itraialaaa offaidr taa OWDf tbai JMrrlod.
braavh tat diOAllaA. W. aV.4MUllla.-jV tore
aarad aaja bottia A 0.B.B, aa ataoa-hMr
naad Itorea. bottlaa, end Ant aatlitWl it aa
dona aaa Baote good thaa aaytfeiae I erer
ia taro- or tiwee
wai wnt Marfaeitr...fit4 uioaj awrj iweutUKf St
Mrf M situ ef iJBSraersHnatrdj
ja. a. . 1. J 1 jrAa B WW .
wall,aftf tlTe
Write or adaraae - " JoePB rarer; j
WaliiCo. lad. IBakaraad UoafooUomer.
;:,,'t raULaJBTHIaVrt
rAUwbadeelreraH toJintk'hetU)
aoaa, and , care Ot Blood IVtaoaa.. aarofala
and aororojooa' Bwajinnea, u roraa,
BbBMkUaa,'KWaf Ooai ahitola. (xUrrti,
ate can eaeofe br BvaiUlraa -a eerf cor
U paf a Ailnatrataa Ml or woaiara.BUad
Wltb tbe Boat wondarfDl and aUrUlnc MM
aversadarakaavii. .'-.addtaai-'-. .1
"?'. f s!Bwa ma. '
t 4"ot saia la yew BarB4hatta anf
Maadoam, jVb "U j.i-f f.cd1 .fe- 'j ,
.-a. HI 11 -SA-taaaaa- ffit .T
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Wa bae ea) bead and era twoMBt arete
day beodaome ratior Hal ta, Uiambar Knlta,
Hall Btaixta. .-wararaoaa, naof lr.
rtaaaa. w Utow OiAln. oaoAaa. TUt, Batoa.
MWaaTwviVfcy af SlirWrtiiriA.
tnraa. Ptatnaa fttmaL CjkxtLM. aad a tbdikw
aaadaa, ,. , .,, --i.)
Wa nar nwvt iaan for OUT frMrie and eat a
dtaaoaatef tortT aa eaaLtharaforeve .n
eeu guode haapar thaa any otkai atoot u
uiuaity. r t - i
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aiaaaia. oidoi'r la tut. ht AX m
av40a.taa aj4-aWt. aita'a'
Wot aaJa m ff t W bajy AtP. eV
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This striftTdp of theGufinKny
Pearl Top Lamp Cliimrifcta
tsoneachrearL
aopOumney.
A dealer may
and think he has
others aa good
but HaVAl nox
laalit ppon tha Eiau Labaiand Tofi,' ' j
b In rwmaiw Hiuamal .
EES;!. UACSETH & W, fftowXh.
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To tlie Public !
AS I am eomMhed to settle iTp tke
Eitateof 11. OchendexjeaieeI'yUl
oommeaee AUCTION 8ALE3 ba
the 13TH dy! Tif NO VEMBEE,
in order to elsse 0 it the ; Entire
Stock of Merohandlge now in the
Weinitein Bonding, consisting of
Dry Goods,, !if
.1.3
(A? fli
Carpets' outt mttinfftj
Hata and Capr,
Ladies and'Ge
. FanilijAingl
4 Trunks and Valises I
And a great toast nrore artleles the
Ibnmerouij to nfanhon.1 ' ' ' j ;
i n: il.-l. jl:-.t
Tie saTs-will eontiate
uaur J(att
the entire stock ii wold. J
4Swtt J4rckSBU Sllfl ntoer p0r0efs.
, I wffl also seUaV,tta; aue fim4 a
1r Atrtu oTMr'ir Vita tmrmmo
LARGE STOCKOP BUflOfES.
and all ikmas' pAPOLKBV
uttftnv vnra-teA - " .-a.
: Settiebef tiete fcdod. will b ioii
to the MgMsf Didderiand.the' pniba
aretVe ones to nfaxi Mi prieesV '3
T wlir Use ir it AYctfoe1 W lie
hrsheit btddeXh"KTBBr
ESTATE litttteJ W Ctlv res-
rnw ana ijeaarart to timet,' tcrnm
ef Taraiay Wood uanxuanu iWetSi
and; 'Btwrahonaeav ' Aabag ' wife-
the oitv ew Bene ia the ' Wei
ateU-BnUdhftV a three ttorr-aad
hsAaMaton:Udanajfia 'preofj
stere hoaaav suuaata on jus eorner
PnlUkAlrndJMidtlla atraata. f. .r,
ISO
4U
Pollock and. Baaaoek fstreets-allita
Mrfeot oroarjand weU rented, n-nui -j
jot laek-of fptae-we-will nostpona
above laiied oounfiel 'usUTthe dr
of inle'ermVtin finf. M ilited on
COME rOMS I OUB'ALI. I
-ui tK.t'i - Exeentori
B1A1 sat ji r a Kiujav ajou M AaAl on
APpHrallftO fABa, .V.t. M. a 1
TO tooaa, aba ant Jtft'r AlTrt''Ti to
aaemd aaa iiiaaowra 4...Q Utaenaia
aaetiaiof o l'! 2-wIua'
f- O ' ' i i-a.f Lj.jli
Oft Tftfpt Art-rri n it bnrWa ,
iaaua-t apnwe auaai aw aors.
J7mttr;Cbtiir'
Tti ., j. .. 1. i. - - , w.-a
.ln ' a y ' 1 1 .'i'l ana
. a -j
iTina'ie'pfea,' viu -fartjiih'rniu a. -.a
order AoS toAiAntaed'Wm'-at l"ut5ble
rHoee, ftr Men and Boya. SAidpUt eA te
aeea At the more ef Geo. Allen 4 Co. '
TJoiforae a ipjetalty. Orden eolkslted.
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1 a .s wad tjr t.
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Etc.- Boys'
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GlottLix
Mr.8. R. Bau. iadSTorloAayoiirritrtpl6Aea0,Vb
.T1aaiii.K tae public for baa Atrnat, fnttfJtiS
Keepecwuuyjnrol.Tw aj t. '
;T. PATTERSO-W.
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otto H6THINO , BUT
"LV'o ii
QEOUCE ASH, tho CLOTKIOfl,
Hae this eeaao broaahVoiiV in ieiretition at Barfaiaa that km.a
erideeJ aa4 aiaaeat bejyer. r ( , " . 'T
TaiNQewrlaaa tbe Ueet varleV.daoet -i'ad Aaeet
va, Ahoem ta liewbarB, and -ealroue toiaing oor poa i I oTaT
they vUlbaaol. AtaatonUhioc lowbrlcet. To Ornate nrUa :..i;.,...
as lbs quality is far superior to what ana
for children nimotii ainia jwaearaniewithoiJactete,
to STYIaES are STRICTO! Our PIU'CES CAKHyQ!
Ia HATSwt ara showlna all tha new .ihapee, eoaepeisiaf tbe MUler, Dualap
and YooBiaa blocks, and having been bought from firet bands (bey will beaokl
ajtoaletlMlyVw. ' , . ' .7 Kha
. Tkbliaat.tookof ilEX'S, WOHEN'S and CHILDREN'S SHOES In town
from T3c and $1.00 apwarda.' Tha oelebratad" BATTLES. $9.60 broks ;
wbhfr wa are sora Agsats. ..Every pair sold wUhUaollawitvr iroaraatai: It .
D.ir wltbln reAn.ble Ume give, out, w. ,will apoa tftmtl".
meat aetoWtnrth of Wear give another new pafr exchanee.
Oar NECKWEAR luet received and as ever they are tha bee tit let of the aainn
A fine FranohGent'e Kid Ofcrv. worth at least fN win bHold toVafle DeTneJr"
Urge etook of UNDERWEAR to be RlvetTaway a BArgalne i ' P"
.. Onr modaaty revoltf at our blowing our own born, but ceil do us and m will
toot it for as. Our customers know wen ear mdttev '
ffbthing bnt Bargains ! ! It GEORGE A'S, '
ifa. J.'J. Baxteb of PamUoo wonld be piewolloBayeXwrto
guarantee them eatUfaction. , T T ..",? o't aaa will
-Agentfof the celebrated Old Staten lelaod DyeinffBeUbllahmantbVat fwtk.
world, .astabltehaS 181tv All work carried free of expV chgM. '
WUIlll UWIkll .
Has on. bead and Is reOeivina every day
haadaome parlor saiu, chamber eeU,
haavy walnut, boreaut, wardrobee,
mAttraaeee, ehalrs, lounge eofae, ate.,
etai "-:'
- De alee has a Una of home-made work
of bedeteads, sofas, .tables, bureaoe.
sto., which art neat and rubetantisl.
'Prioea B'gbt Down toEock
IkoUotii. i '
tsetdWv i Middle if, New Berne.
)EsrAaijsm.afi; ' . rebuilt issb
BitAbl.hd 181 at Sew Bm, N. C.
r j tl aka ygraat .iMeaaare. ta ; fjtfomln tay
AAan-aieBdedBdka poblU) (enaraUy.tbat
) BaTe Batferned froaA Uorabaad Olty'and re-
opened toy FBOtOgMpble StndlO at the old
ftafci, WW I ehaa aa pteaeed to ae all my
Blende aad tW anblloseaaiajiy.'i , j
i the veni flAttartnt eneeeei I nart mat wlUj
Alace I have made ;new Bma my home is A
taamataa Of tha eopertorktjla oT 4y work.
uenateferlteel& ?t-4 i i . . j.
lKf,Tlhrslee th . H0PT FOC-LAltf
all m work.
CHILDBKN'8 f KTrriREa A SPECIALTY.
AtVaaY ttl or Picroae copiAd ajio ka
Ai aeaa to a vt er oi amen,: :, r,.,;..,
Ibaoklna all lor thalr rarv llhvral tiafrnt,.
fete, d bpplac to toarlt a eoeAlananee' of
taeaama,iaBwrapminiurj , . t? ,
X. w. eor.K Iddle and Pollack ata. ,OTr H.H.
many erut atare, Eatranae tram Pollock
atreeW . ,....,. -, .,, yaapsjdtf , ,
5500 Eeward!
lf4S
Wa Will HT tha abowa aM fur an
ar nrer eomplalat. dytpepala, alek hcadaehaJ
Indlcaetloa. eontUpatiOn or eoatlTrncaa va I
eaooot i) re with WeatA VBABtbl LtvarJ
Pllia.wtiea tf)A diraeuona era ewiptTy&MB.
plll wlltu. They era purely yeceiabfo, and!
eoauiftlBf, SO -aocar eoatad inia7 Ua. . for
eaia by all drnggwi. Bawara of oonntOTfeltt
vtvi nu wilt lafciaiacHUDi lbiti dot. a
vj an areggwia, dhvi orooantrreita
tmttattotia. The faanloeaaeanraetwiwd
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eaiunnecKwia.
only
hjoa
SkUd fev B. n. DUFTT.Iroririt. Nam
Benia.-li.iJ.r'.ii-'! Mi?- nf4 dwly U
f o my old customers, and as maoy new
ones u will favor ma with their patron.
egt that I tbATS removed to my newly
Ms TemaarHL- patios nxl to Vit,
DaTrV oSei 6a llldila atreea-':k i
pnaviag )v cei)W, apa;
every reepeoti
'.'ot 4U47h v ; J'.-B. BROWN,
We are ,aathori4 by the Boatoa
rrlne, loeuraQoe Company (o effect
kArina and Fire I--"'iQceion Cott-n,
voder rulioft of tbe i.aUopal, Board cf
itariae Undrwritrs. !
' , R0BE8T3 & HENDERSON,
' AgenfA Boeton Marine Ini. Co.
Kewbern, N. C, Sept. 14, 1838. .
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Chlhinsridriity.;
I
ill be
BAE0ASIS ! 1
1-4 V.H.'
attigae-&juuaiuy. jLOwest Tnc6s!
would eoppoee from the pricee we oould
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tive aeant and raaord w aa varai hVTa.uS
T4rpriatareiTr a wide rania of ah,ta
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'BoArt wltb 6r wftboot'fooBjeby thVd t t
WA or month.. Terata martarat. ;
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PermapeEflyoccr'l r -'fraud
Bern it.-, i r-r i -'
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and repair all 6!.. .sat. . ttor
rricee. Aepeciaity is pmde ia clencir
Ladles' Drewes. Eatiefac'.ioa rsarsa.
teed
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