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VOL. VII.-NO. 225.
NEW BEIINE. N. C, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1888.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
. Busnmss locals. ,
LOST-A boy t pUld everoeei with
large red silk handkerchief la one
pocket. - Liberal reward will, be paid
for ite return to -
declS 11 Ja. W, Mooax. ,
TfilS 1$ MY CHRISTMAS ADVER-TI3EWEXT:-Minc
kwt, Freeh
Caadie,RaUiaa, Rata, Camels, Gel
atine, Citroe, Flavoring Extracts,
Er aporaied Apple, Pewdecad and Cut
m Leaf Sufrar, 8 pices. Celery Seed, Mua
. lard 8ed, Macaroni, Taplooa, Vary
, Fa4 Btrtter, Picklee, Imported Bay
Rum, Forest Flo war Cologne (suitable
' Christmas praaeata). Buckwheat, Fina
v CiKaj,Powdar.Shol aadCapa, Parafine
, Caodlee, Fiaaat Coff aaa grouad to order.
.Choice Tees, Freeh Caoaed Oooda ia
variety. . O. E. Blovuu
OYSTERS, the heat th 'market af
ford t at Joe L. WUlia'a, fifth atall
oa ea aid a of market hoaee. decU St
MRS. WOMBLE baajoat received
another lot of flee Lyaa Haven
J .'Ovater at the Middle street aaloo.
, Families supplied on short aotlce. tf
r-i LMANACS.-Turnar'a North Caro
ls Uaa Almanaoe for tbe year 1389.
(Jao. Allis&Co.
SBWINO Machine repaired. Oaur
anteed firat claaa work Johjt Ed
wasps, Tren with 'a abop. Middle atraet.
8 fSNX Thouaand Roll Wall Paper at
X yJ very low pricea. :
fi f - GaX. AVUtm & Co.
IJLEASB REMEMBER that I need
aaooey aa wall aa tbe reet of man
kind, and if you owe me pleaae pay maf
V a i I ' x s k 1 J. CWHITTT.
CORN SQELLERS, Grain Fan, Feed
Cotter at Geo. Aixu 6 Co.
IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND
HOLLAND QIN. juat received and
" tor m1 by , Jams Redmond.
VNQINE and Qin Repairs, BeHin.
Packing, eto. at
Gko. Alum & Co.
TU3T RECEIVED-Another lot of
J GARRETT'S COON AO BRANDY
' for eale by Jamm Rbpuond.
TTKR PTJRE ICE. manufactured by
U tbe Jarraan Ice Factory. Ijj29in
URE WINES AND LIQUORS for
l Med ioinal and other uaea for aale
by Jains Redmond.
We only aak one trial oa Old Virginia
Cheroot. 5 for 10 cent.
, o23 F. ULUCB. WholeMle A gent.
It ia officially denied that the
Pope will leave ltomft.
A Republican paper says:
'Vest did not make tbe far fly irom
lu galls after all." llow could he!
There ia no far oa Ingalls. lie is
a joskin v '
Ex Congressman YoosntEsof
New Jersey, has been arrested on
tbe charge or penary, lie is no
kin to Dan Voorbees, the distin
guished Senator from Indiana.
4 T!H .JJsorgia lonse of Eepre
seotatives has appropriated 9500,
000 for the common schools of the
State and the bfllwill go, through
the Senate. This commits the State
to an annnai appropriation . for
public schools and is looked upon
by the friends of the - common
schools as a great victory.
- Thk Senate's substitute for the
- Mills bill la under discussion in the
Senate. ; The Democrats of that
body are doing their best to secure
V'a reduction of the tariff, but their
efforts are naavailing. " Foremost
' ampng the advocates of the people
'stands Senator eTance. The South
, has no abler or more devoted cham
pion than Zebulon B, Vance.
j. THE Wilmington Messenger is
'- always. ' genero&s. V It Leonid not be
otbrw isej for H is tbe representa
tion of. a noble and magnanimous
people.' ? very North? .Carolinian
.feels a just pride in 'Wilmington.
Her prosperity Is the necessary re
suit of the energy and enterprise
. of her progressive people. . We take
pleasure in transferring to , our
colamns an editorial article from
: the Messenger on the. Atlantic and
North Caroliua Railroad. -.
' - The Postmaster General, having
received the resignation of a eon
siderable number of Presidential
and fourth class postmasters, with
reqnests that Republicans whom
tlcy name and recommend be ap
pointed to their places, says that no
rc .'--niiona had been or would be
accepted, that are made for the
pnrpo:9 cf I :mtalllng . tbe action
cf the jn c:.:.in2 a3niaistrationby
tb appoiotrucat cf Republicans,
H a opinion bss been eipesed that
n resfsnations will ts accepted
- ' ' i re tenderel li r.
f ; -s 13 1.3 t - : -.
IT it understood that the
publican Senator hare agreed to
hold np" certain nomination
sent to the Senate the Preai.
dent at the pieieat aeiiion of
Gontreaa until March 4th, where
there will be vacancies In offices for
President Harrison lo fill without
the necessity of removing any one.
t ia even said that the Repnhlfcan
Senate -will adopt 'the policy of
"hanging np'' all nominations now
before the Senate or to be sent in
by the President at this session of
Congress. Richmond Whig.
Some dajs ago one Selmera,
United States Attorney at In
dianapolie, resigned his office.
Saspicion attaches to this action
from the feet that the prosecutions
for bribeiy in elections are pending
in the court with which Selmers is
more familiar tban anv one else.
he -attorney was requested to
witburaw his resignation, bat re
fused to do so, and, it is said tbe
resident and Attorney General
are very much dissatisfied with his
coarse and may dismiss him in
stead of allowing him to resign.
LOCAL NEWS.
NSW At)VERTI3EMSNTS.
National Bank Statement. v
Jas. W. Mcoaa Orrcoil tost.
Wm. H. OLirsaInauranei, eto
Mrs. J. A. IIilX-D welling for aale.
Howard & Jones -Christmas i com
ing.
Tbe iteamer Nellie B. Dey of Beau
fort, it on Howard ' ways.
E -Sheriff Gibba of Dyde county, is
In the city. IIo reports floe porting
on Mattamuskeet Like.
The committee on railroad extension
will remember to meet at the Board of
Trade rooma tomorrow (Monday) even
ing at 7 80 o'clock.
A telegram from Mrs. 8. R. Strett,
who is on a Tisit to Danville, Va., to
Capt. 8treet, announces tbe death of
bar sister, Mrs. J. R. Hatchings.
While a party of young ladies and
gentlemen were oat horseback riding
yesterday evening one of the young
ladies was thrown from the saddle but
fortunately sustained no serious injury
Pay Your Taxes.
Sheriff Stimson requests us to say that
the State and countr taxes are due and
must be paid. He is leqttyed to tattle
on tne tirst of January and must notes
sarily collect in order to do so. Pay ap
and save cost. No vouchers will be re
ceived alter the first Of January,
Steamer Xovementa.
The Stoat of the Clyde line arrived
from Baltimore yesterday with a large
cargo of merchandise and left on return
(rip last night with a cargo of cotton.
The llaateo of the a Dt line sailed
yesterday. . The Newborn of the same
Una sails tomorrow morning.
The Vesper of the E.C.. D, line sailed
yesterday with a full cargo. Tha Eaglet
of this line will arrive today and tail
tomorrow afternoon.
The Tahoma arrived yesterday with
a lull cargo and tails this morning-.
Will return Monday; evening and tail
weanesaay morning.
Church Services Today,
Presbyterian Church Rev. L. C
Vast, D.D., pastor. Divine service at
11 a.m. and 4.15'p m. to all these ser
vice for the study of Qod'e Word tha
publlo Ire cordially Invited. .r
Cfarista Chorch-V,JW,;8hieUt, Mo
tor., 84 Sunday, in Advent 8 a.m.
Holy Communion; J 80 a m.' Sanday
school at chapel ia 11 a, m. Moraine
Prayer; 8 80 p m. ' Sunday-tchool .at
church; 4 80 p.m. Evening Prayer, i All
people will be welcomed to the teryioes
or tbit eborcn. ushers at, Vh doortw
Methodist Church-Sen ioee : at. li
o'clock a.m. and 7.15 p.m.. conducted
by Rtv. 1m W.: Crawford pastor,, ThS
pews are free. TJshert are always in
the vestibule to receive strangers. All
persons are cordially invited to worship
with tha congregation. "Young men't
prajsrmeeting at fit ajnwt. Sdaday
school at 8 p.m. i, K WHUi tapa?
Baptltt Church Rev. H. ,W. Battle,
pastor.' Preaching at 11 a.m., Christian
Service; 7.13 p.m., Excellency of Tha
Knowledge of Christ. Sundty-ecbool.
Y. M. C. A. This afternoon. S
o'clock there will, be a song service.
"Come," led by EoncoeNonn. All men
will receive a cordial welcome,
v
,1 4f!fe
ADVICK TO nOTHEBJ' t
, Hps. Wrmow's Soerasg Pvptr
should always be used for-children
teething. It eoothw tha child,.
tbe gums, a'.hys all pala; ear '-i
cj'io, and is t- V--1 rem:1y I r ...r
fc x a. Twenty-Sve cents a bU..e. . i , , i
... . . : ; , )
XXX ATTJLXTXO KOBTS C ABO-
l LET A KAtLBO AD.
Ta Xdlaor af tha 9Uti , Chronicle
VkiU Yaw Sera and Oivaa Hi
Views Aboul IX - r?'
Tha aditos pt the Staia Chionicl
write along article from New Berne
oaeernlng the A. ft N. 0. B.
Bafora noticing tha point made by
th ChronJel we with to aature the
people . oats id e of New Bern and
Graven eouaty that th people bar feel
a maca greater iatereat in tha manoy-
net of the road than, ia who ahall
taanage it. To be aura they deaire and
demand that 'the Director and State
proxy ba appointed from tha section of
country Interested ia tha management
and not from Baleiaa and Chatham
county, plaoee that have but little or no
interest ia it.
The pointa which the Chronicle puts
in pretty plain language are, that Gov
ernor Scale' alight and implied dis
trust of the people of this section In his
ppointments on the A. ft H. C R
have made hie administration extreme
ly unpopular; that tbe people, along the
line of the, road did not want Mr. Bryan
mad President, and hi appointment
was secured by Raleigh influence; that
Mr. Bryan's ad m integration ha been
very unpopular and the people will de
mand of Governor Fowle to remove
him.
The policy of the Jocbnal has always
been to aid and enooarag any admin
ktration of tha road that appeared to
be trying to build li ap and develop the
reeourcet of this taction. Ia all it un
sparing criticisms of Governor Scales'
acts ia regard to thia property, tbe
Journal' baa sought to avoid throwing
a single stone In the way of Mr. Bryan's
adminiatration. His appointment, as
the Chronicle eaggesU, wa a surprise
to the people along the line of the road ,
but they were willing to give him a
fair trial. We do not believe be baa
sought to make hie administration popu
larj f he hae, he certainly failed in the
attempt."
But ought the President of a road to
ma it for the purpose of making him'
aelf popular, or ought he to run it for
business and in tbe interest of the
tookholdert? It would seem that if i
man did bit duty faithfully, adminis
tered tha affairs of a trait impoeed in
him wisely and ia tha interest of the
people whom he served, that a certain
amount of popularity would aeoeeaarily
follow. Whether personally popular
or not, bis .adminiatration, if auoceaa
ful, would, to say the least, be gratify
ing tothoee intereated in tbe property
So far from trying to make hia ad
ministration popular, it haa seemed to
ut at time that Mr. Bryan was seeking
tha other commodity; ia other wordt
trying to tee how unpopular he could
make himself , not, however, that we
are aware of, to th extent of damag
ing the buaiaest of tha road but ia little
thingt that on seeking popularity
woald have turned to advantage.
Now wa wish Governor Fowl to un
derttand, that however unpopular Mr
Bryan may" 'be, or however great
th demand for hit removal, the
movement set on foof here ia not for
the purpose of securing positions for
any particular persons, but for the pur
pose of making tha A. ft N. C. R. a fac
tor la developing thia aection of ooun
try, of fostering trade and commerce
and enabling nt to get into the interior
of th Stat with our surplus products
We never could understand why
mora friendly traffic relatione ahould
not exist between the A. ft N. C. and
theBftD. Every bushel of corn or meal
bought along to line of th latter road
east of Greensboro ought to go from
our eastern eonatlea and ought to b
carried over th A. ft N. 07 R. We
hat always charged tha B. ft D. with
being hostile to such traffioand have
several times given proof of it. Per
haps a "popular" adminiatration of the
A; ft N. a might eeoure better arrange
ment: but ww are of th opinion that
better way to secure it ia to kxtxsd tub
A. ft . U TO UHARLOTTBV V
All Miiaed It.- -x,-.
Mr. George Aah, having cloeed hit
buiinesa, haa opened th answer to.
to th' Babul, and while many cam
very near tha correct eolation not one
was entirely right Forth benefit of
those who tried so hard, th correct
aolution i give, below 1 r . J
; , csass s xsw clothiko aura.' i
' A cert-'n drre of pride ia on
person U appearaac it always to be com
manded, and a well ., dressed
g'fitlemaa and lady walking
ids by side delights the eye of
tb" holder.. Every day yoa will meet
ia ! circle ooree oi nanasomeiy
c i -T J who ow la grat maa-
cr 1 :e errormnc to th under
i' - !. Osr experience ia this branch
cf trt d U a trarrtntte that all patrobt
wiat; I . Forr!lnor fancy ware
for all s" rs, and latest styles, call On
YoBrtTrHry. . .. .. : , ..: .. : .
i yc:r f'r for 01dVlrginia
Cl.root. S for 13 m- i
; n : Y. Ule: rti, t .i Agent.
list af Letter
Remaining la tbe poatoffloe at New
Berne. Craven county, N. C , Decem
ber lftih,
Moaning Chapmnn, John Dickson,
JeoobDavia (2) P. Davis, & Estellaae,
F. M. Godfrey, Lieut. Richard Hender
son, C. L. Kia&skv, Mrs. S. A. Jonee,
e o. R. R. Lane, Geore street, Frank
Manahan, Eliza Neal, Hettie Parker,
Loaiea Williams, Henry Ward.
Persons calling for above letters, will
say advertied,and give date of list.
Tbe regulation now require that on
cent shall be collected on the delivery
of each letter advertised.
M. Manly. P M
look oi r I OK Tllfc.U.
The threat reputation my spectacles
and eye-glaeee l.ve attained through
out tbe r S Las lei unscrupulous per
sona to oounurfrii ihrm Thue are
none genuiue unlets the name of
Hawses is etampe) on tho frame, and
I would respectfully announce that 1
p08ititly employ i.u pt-il llerr
All eyes titled and lit uarunteed ly
F. 8. Daffy, New Berne. . C. o'.3Jlm
Atlantic and orth (arolina Railroad
Litcusiou.
Tbe people of New liercc, Kiueton,
Goldsboro and other points along tbe
line of tbe Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad are manifesting a very decided
purpose to secure the extension of that
road to Charlotte through the mtenno
late eountie of Johnston, Harnett,
Moere, Montgomery, Stanley and Ca
barrus. The fiftrtinn nt rountrv u ln r.niitoHAii
to traverse h one that nepdn railroad!
r i .
facilities aa much as any section in the
State; and there is none whom) resource
ould respond more liberally i- (a-
cililien for devsloptutnt.
We, in this part of the State, are jeal
ous of no section of rorih Carolina.
We arc envious of none in their progress
and improvement. Wilmington was
tbe pioneer patron of internal improve
ments in fiorth Carolina. She has Riven
of her meane and loaned her moral sup
port, and encouraged by her kindly
sympathy about every work of internal
improvement in North Carolina. Bh
has looked on unmoved at many spac
tacles of diversion of the fruits of her
labors and achieved development, to
other's benefits, and the transfer of her
legitimate sources of wealth to the en
richment of other localities.
But tbe old Cape Fear City is no "pent
upUlica." Tbe whole boundless res I m
of tbe State ia tbe empire of her pride.
She rejoices at improvement every'
where.. She welcomes development
anywhere that upbuilds the State. And
m ber effort to reach out and extend
ber linee of business communication
Wilmington greets the Athens of North
Carolina.
Goldsboro ought to chetish the Atlan
tic Road. It has been the source of ber
prosperity. It is an institution of her
progress, the associate of her advance
ment, the promoter of her growth. Ex
tended through the region of tfntapped
wealth it is proposed to penetrate, the
Atlantic line would bring more and
greater wealth to our Inland neighbor.
Let the work go forward. Develop the
interior and idle resources of the State
And here, when North Carolina shall
have taken the position of Empire
State of tbe South, as she surely must.
there will b found her great outlet to
th tea, th teat of her commercial
power and prosperity. Speed the day.
Wilmington Messenger.
If we would hare powerful minds,
wa must thick; if powerful muscle,
wa must labor: if sound lungs we must
take Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Price
25 eta,
For cute, bruises, sprains, burnt
scalds', frostbites and chilblains nothing
equate Salvation Oil. It annihilates
pain. Price 25 cents a bottle.
Ask for Old Virginia Cheroots
5jfcr
10 cents. Take no other.
F. Uleich. Wholesale Agent
PIED.
Of croup, on Friday evening, Deo
14th. at B o'clock, Georgio Amanda, in
fant daughter of Cora A. and Charles
E. Helton, aged 10 month and o days.
. Dwelling For Sale.
Tb new residence ot Capt. Joaanh A. Bill
on Cbaage street. Ha si nloe rooms and
klteaea atiacneo. a. ioou cistaro, ana
pamp In the kitchen. Apply to
Hi-
1 I am reoeiy in g by every steamer 1 arge
quantitiea of Xmaa goods which I am
prepared to tell at Lowee prices than
you have ever known before for this
claw of goods. I give below a list of
article already received: ; J
Cut Glaas Bottle latest stylet in
Pungent, AHar-roee Bottles, so. '
.Powder and Poll Boxes in Japanese.
Oxidized Silver. lnd antldue styles.
Card Cases. Cigar Casea sad Pocket
Books la 'Alligator, Roaeia,' Sal and
otner expensive laatnee. ,. -A
gTeat assortment ot Fins Soap
Perfumery, Sachet Powder, eto. 8pb-
CIAt DBXVBS IS THBII AETIOLIS. ,
Handsomest Plush Work ever lm
ported, includiagiMoalcures, Ladies
it flmtil Tthit ttnnaPy,Hir anil
goft Eoxer, no-t w- ' ' '
Fine Sponges, a variety Of Bath Tow
el, Bath Brushes, Chiloren't Toilettes
Fancy T wine ia various colors for deco
ration work. Writing Tablets, Xmaa
Carda and many . other things - too
numerout to raentioar n; "Hi
I am also telling Qgara below coat
ana have a few hundred left.
To have good health melicine is
nsossaary ooeaaioaally. Aa a family
medicine we can recommend Laxador,
the great regulator, aad ad viae all to
have a package aoaatantly on band for
cess of necessity.
Wa request all mothers to atop using
laudanum for their babies, aad uee Dr.
Ball Baby Syrup, a aafe medietas. It
contains nothing injurious.
William HTOHverT
INSUEANCE AGENT
AND
ADJUSTER,
Newbern, N. G.
Connecticut Mutual, Life
Continental, of New York
.-Etna, of Hartford , Fire,
libernia, of New Urleanx
Travelers, of riartford , 1
F te
K,ie.
fe an 1
Acci
dent,
Fidelity and Casualty, of New Voik
Marine Insurance Oo. , of London
American Stetm
New York.
Boiler Ins Co .
of
RF.rORT OF THE IOMHTION
OV TH i.
National Bank of New Berne,
Al 'New nerne
in the State of North
irohna, at the close or oueimwti.
Docember 13, IW.
KKSOl'RCF-N
Ioaus iitid itir-coiints 81."1 i4 !0
Jverdraftn, secured and un
aecured .... y,u.V!6
LT. S. Boni Ui ure i in u
lation, .... j'i iHMViti !
Other sUK'ks. bunds an. I m.irt
gages .... r.o.nw.,
Due from approved resorye
agents .... i.ur.27
Due from other NatKtuiU
Banks ir.7-'tV:,,3
Due from St.tto Hanks and
bankers H.SC 46
Real OKtato, furiutuic, and
tixturcs - lfl oil) .'.'
Current ei peases and Uxpa
paid ... ,t.:;;tl U7
l 'hocks and other cash it'in-i 7"s!.l6
Hills of other Banks ri.O'JO.OO
Fractional paper cur rein-v.
nickels, and cents 2."i7 90
Specie .... .VB77.00
Iegal tender notes 41 408 imi
Redemption fund with I.'. H
lreasurer ( per cent of n
rulation) - . 11.'.'. .no
Total - - -sS'.'uf,
I.1AHII.IT1 KS
apital stock paid in S100,0H).(H)
Surplus fund 70. 0(H). 00
Undivided profits 15.332.93
National Bank uotes out
sUnding - - 2J.tOO.00
Individual le)oeits subject
to check .... 1 19.9H0.41
Time certificates of deposit - 49,089.05
Cashier's checks outstanding 596.33
Due to other National Banks 3,422.39
Due to State Hanks and
bankers .... 1,912.20
ToUl, . . . 8382,883.36
STATE OF NORTH, CAROLINA, )
County op Craven, I
I, O. II. Roberts, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
(J. H. ROBERTS, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed beforo me
this 15th day of December, 1888.
J. R, B. Carraway, M. V.
Correct Attest:
jno. i1uohe8, 1
Geo. Allen, ! ... .
L. H. Cdtlkr, 1 U"-
Tnoa. Daniels, j
CHRISTMAS GOODS !
The finest Chain, Picture
Frames, Picture, Ward
robes, Book Cases, Parlor
Salts, Work Baskets, Hat
Racks, &c, for Christmas,
crer brought to New Berne
Market. In fact the best
stock of Furniture ever of
fered in New Berne, by
JOHN SUTER,
dljdw Middle Street.
GENERAL NOTICE.
50 Boxes Choice dream
Cheese.
200 Sacks of Shot, all
, lTumbers,
For Sale Cheap,, by
WHOLESALE GEOCEE,
'S5!,;, NEW iSEBHt B.C. ,
Agent for H&zard Powder Co.
For Sale or Rent,
A desirable Farm whb ' Dwelling
House on same, on north pHe rf Trent
road.aboa: three aad a half raikt west
of New Berne, known a the R. B.
biack ledge place. Sa-d fiTin crmuina
6 acres, more er leas, iui e.bout CO
acre cleared and fi: fcr, "ivttKp
Afpi? to
JAb. C It VKitl-iN
Adm'r of J t ti i,utT Jrc J,
Nr .. .-re. N C."
Sealed Proposals.
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Horses At Auction !
WAlM'N SiKl.KT, AlCTlONKKl -.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
Fifty Youug- Horses.
Tlir ui ,lerijtH.l w ,:i on
Thursday, Dec. 20,1888
at public auction, for ca, a consign
ment from the Went of lit'ty young,
unbroken Horses and Marts.
Sale at TF.N o'clock at our Stables on
Middle street Tunis CASH
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For Sale,
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Go to F. S. DUFFY
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MEDICINES CHEAP FOR CASH.
The ho.t swiortmf ut of Tiuoea In ibe-citv.
A lanre. varied and Klcct iiork i.f irf'
mery and Fine Hosps.
A choice BHaortiiU'iit of Fine and (Jlican
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Seed, for Trnc king and c anion Plantlnc
to arrive.
Hat-J'luraos, Keather f'.ins. Mounted Blrria,
Keatlier Work and Fan, y Arttciea made tiv
Miss a. W. Ill i fi .
Alto, a handsome (olleilnn of rhti.imo.
Oooda and iundrles, all of wblrh wanffur at
the VEUY LOW KST 1R1CES for CASH.
unci own i , s. liL'f g.
Thanksgiving Supplies
For Sale
AT
JOHN DUNN'S.
FiDe Sugar Cured Ham,
Fulton Market Corned lk f.
15c.
10c.
rresh Yin Pork and
Smoked Beef Tongaea,
New Buckwheat, Maple Hvrup
and New Orleans Jtlolasaee,
Philadelphia Butter, the best Butter
on the market.
Imported Macaroni and Cream Cheese
. " ituu rat sere irom
by every steamer.
Attmore'a Mince Meat, lOc.
Leghorn Citron, 2."v."
Layer Raiains. 15c
London Layer. Raiaiiif, jqc.
Looee uaisine, ion. an, is
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DRUGS &
Currants, 3 Iba. foi 25c.
?M-. 31bisM5r. t
California Orapes , ' fc
MalagaGrapeef9ryiBe, 1 20c.:
Cranberriee, , -r- t n r , jq,
Tomateej, Omni JPPfaoheav i 10c.'
Fine Dates, ' '!rw 'lSo. -
Jamaloa attTlbHd I X
Orange ia by f rrteainth M v
ConatanUf a krand r -.t -A
fine Block ot Apple t,
Bananas, Lemftbs, Mixed " M
Nata and Confetftlonartee. . J
Iafaettny etock will V:
pteaae the moat fastidiona tcr
and my prieee ara f tvl Ht '
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