Journal
VOL, VIL-N0..239.
NEW BERNE. N. C. SATURDAY. JANUARY ;. 1881).
PRICE 5 CENTS.
Thev -Daily
i-
BUSINESS LOCALS.
REMEMBER the sals U tha Whttty
hon at the court hooae e Monday
et It e'olcek.
1 LMAXAC3 -Titwli North Cero
t v tin Alrunaos for too TMT 189.
tiao. Aunt Co.
TBEtiaeat d splay of Silk Handker
ehiets end genu Hack Wsr. and
Olo? m at
daetS it Bakuhotox ft Biitiis.
0'
kNE Thousand Rfls Wll Paer at
' var low price.
Geo. Allkm A Co.
I) LEASE REMEMBER thai I need
I money aa wall a tba real of man-
a ind, and If y on owe ma plaaaa pay ma.
J,C. Whjttt.
C'ORX SBELLER9, Grain Fens, Food
i Cuttara at Gko Alum ft Co
J M PORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND
HOLLAND Gift. Juet received and
for eale by ' Jams Redmond.
TNQINE and Gin Repair. Belting,
- Packing, ato. at
Geo. Allen ft Co.
TUST RECEIVED Anothar lot of
t) GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
for aala by James Redmond.
USB PURE ICE. manufactured by
tba Jarroao loa Factory. (jj29tf
l)URE WINL8 AND LIQUORS f r
1 Medicinal and other uses for sule
r-y Jam is Kkdmokd
The German army
3,513 410 drilled men.
has now
Won W 1. Fry bus beeu re
nominated lor Senator Irom Maine.
ThU leases Mr. Blame oue chance
lens.
A br am 8. Hewitt retued liom
toe mayoralty of New York City
last Tuesday and was succeeded by
Hugo .1. Oraut.
W AN AMAKER is to Nail od t lie
I O'.li ol January for Paris." nay
will lemaiii at home us j r hum k'
buleeiiuu of llie locomin patron
"KB.
CAl'l. Jamks 11. Wklls, a ga!
laut Coulederate soldier, of Cleve
laml county, is anuouueed as a
candidate for the position of Ser
geaut at aims of the Nor li Carolina
Senate.
"NEVER be lore iu the history of
our politics, since oar patriot
lathers established the Union and
consecrated it to freedom, has
money played so important, tin
blushing and corrupt a part in tbe
election of government officials.''
Speaker Cole to New York As
xetntyj.
Win have recently seen some
very fin North Carolina colts.
Oar farmers ought to raise their
own horses. The ponies raised on
''the baDks,'' are as serviceable as
any animals ol tho kind in the
world. North Carolina is well
adapted to the raising of stock.
Let it be done.
i i .
BoutiNOiB Is confident. He
held avy reception in Pans New
Year's day which was largely' at
tended. Ia reply to an address
from a deputation of .the patriotic
leagne he expressed his confidence
that .Parte would elect him to the
TacAat.aeat.Jn pie Chamber of
Deputies for that city, ,
Mbs. JJUrbiioii t ,hms t been
obliged to procure a private aecre
tary in, ordet to meet the demand
ma'dl jtfj er" attention by the
steafljy 'expanding dimensions of
her dally mail. In this she differs
from the present lady of the White
"House Mrs. ,CIveJltadJ.ii folly
competent to tbe'dUcharge Of all
duties of her exalted station.."
Evert little mlills sornf one re
marks that the nation ought to
' - provids some elegant and dignified
-employment , for : ex Presidents.
: ' Gov. flijl, i his message, suggests
that a seat in tho Senate .for life
' Willi "becoming salary of course,
would- be the proper thing. We
dtf jnpljsgreej. with the Governor.
' Ex Presidents are private citizens,
y nd should illustrate the. virtues of
' private life. I - -. -
. ,' ', LI "'ST
. - "ALL of the flouring mills in St.
' Lbolfhave shut down, and all of
' . theQmilU in the fall wheat belt,
v a)ont two hundred and fifty, will
soon do 1V under the agreement
entered into by the Miller's Asso
. a elation at Its late meeting in Mil-
wwkte." So it seems there is a
floor Trust, and the people are to
be victimized- Xarth Carolina
oof ht to produce her own floor. It
can be done, and profitably dooe.
"North Carolina legislators
sliould do ali they can to
strengthen tbe hands of the State
Board of Health. Let sanitation be
diligently prosecuted throughout
the State, and particularly in tbe
towns. The active work done to
cleanse Wilmington the last sum
mer by reason of the yellow fever
scare, was productive of unmistak
able good iu the greatly improved
condition of the health of the peo
ple. This is surely a very im pot
tant lesson, and should not be lost
apon our public tunctionanes.
Wilmington Star.
It is tbe pride of North Carolin
ians that American liberty was
nadled within the borders of their
8:ate tha here llrst formed the
deteraiiu.ition to strike for it ; and
that here the first blow was actual
ly struck in defence of the liberty
Americans enjoy. When Boston
was making a teapot of her harbor,
iberty was already old on the
Cape Fear Resistance to tyranny
was made here before the determi
nation to resent wiong and op
pression had formed along the New
hoglatid coast. When the note
rang out along Carolina's shores,
"the eaue ol lioston is the cause
ol all." our men .were alreadv
veterans in the field Wilmington
Messenger.
LOCAL NEWS.
lotion mad a sharp advance jester
day in thv New York market, closing
Arm
The Unli igli New 8 and Observer haa
failed to put in its appearance for too
dajs. It u very much missed.
The 1 fflcert f the Evangelical Al
liance htld a meeting yetterday eve
ning to arrango for the Week of Prayer.
The new rosidenoc of Mrs. Windley
on Broad street, next to Major Ilughee'
is one of the neatest and most stylish in
the city.
Ben McFrater is repairing the Brinion
dock which is to be used by the Eastern
Dispatch line, as the increase of their
business demands more room.
Mr, W. B. Flan net of OroaUn,' haa
Dunant out tne stock or ciotning and
dry goods of F. T. Patterspa ao4 will
oontinue the business at tha same stand.
The Van Taaaal Company give S matt
Dee at 2:8 J o'clock this afternoon for
the special benefit of ladies and chil
dren. It is the four act Irish domestic
drams, "Saved by a Dream."
Our truck farmers have had an abun
dance of cabbage plants this seaaon and
these planted out are looking well. One
trucker alone has planted ont,two hun
dred and t wen ty-flre thousand.'
The thief who robbed the stole of
Ur. J. E. Wilcox, of Ds Bin hi, on the
night of the 23d of December has not
yet been captured. Mr. Wilcox offers
a reward for the captors and retestion
of the thief. :
The County Alliance convened 'yes
terday. From all reports the meeting
was a harmonious one. The debatable
question of the sveslng was fc'pon a mo
tlon ef f.C. Thomas, of Riverdale Alli
ance, "That our .representatives in the
next General Assembly be, asked; ty nt
their efforts to have (ha preseaftaariodn
home-made fertilizers repealed1. 1
good attendance was present and muck
busineae transacted. Tbe secretary has
promised to. send us proceedings for
publication: 1
TbVHdms Seeker's Guide for Decem
ber is at hand, A. large edition has
aeon . Issued tot ."eircal&lion in tho
Koithern 8tates.t Wa as Pleased to
see several notices of New Berne. On
article gives , a description of city and
its advantages as wintel resort.
Another shows up the iddugtriat enter
prises' of tho city, and 'gives the Talis
of New Berne! manufactoresn Arfck.
lamber, at over tw6 talllWi doQars per
annum. The notioe of the- eoopd
annual exnioitiot VM'Sua vrster;
Gams and Industrial AsaoaJatiop, Feb.
19 th to 23d , " will reach mini HdrtfcaVtf
readers, knd should bring a number of
vialtors. -The . ad vantages of this sec
tion most be kept before tha public
: ' The Taalerai rimllii Tlton4W-
Commenclntt Monday I ! Jaaoatir t.
1889. tbe Eastern Carolina Dispatch will
resume its trl-weekly schedule. - The
steamers Eaglet and (Ysper will wait
from New Berne every Monday, Wed'
treeoay ana rnaay at p. m.
it ti9 A Qwo. Hknokssow. Aa-antJ
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Seaalbla Xsaolationa.
Bur Alllanoe, near Seven Springs,
Leaoir eocaty, has adopted the folio w
ing reeolatloBet ,
Reeolvwd, That this Alliance stand by
the Faraawls Stats Alliance of North
Carolina In every effort to promote the
general, poUtioal and material welfare
of the Stat.
Resolved, That we endorse the de
mands of our State Alliance for a better
disposition of the eeaviot tabor of the
Bute; for redaction in cost of litigation
in minor causes; for prohibiting public
officials from receiving and Being free
peases on railroads; for a railroad com
mission. Resolved . That we demand a general
law for the 8tate preventing teams be
ing driven faster than a walk over oar
publio bridgee.
Reeolved, That we demand the sale
of the 8tate's stock in the Atlantic and
N.C. Railroad aa soon aa a liberal off sr is
made for it.
These are eenaibie resolutions, but in
regard to the last the question ariaea.
What ii a liberal offer? I
In answer to this question there are
several things to be considared. It
might be considered a liberal propo
sition by some if the State could be re
paid the money it has expended in the
construction 01 the road and let the
purohaser do what be pleases with it,
but those who understand the situation
and have an earnest desire to build up
North Carolina and develop bar hidden
wealth,' know tht it would be much
better offer if any corporation would
take the State's stock a- a ii.'t idJ ob
ligate to extend the ruad ioto the inte
rior of the State, build branch lines
into several of the eastern counties, and
use it for the development of the coun
try and the building up of tbe seaport
towns of the Stale.
During the year 1387 a large delega
tion of citizens from along the line of
tbe A. ft N. O.K. wailed upon Gov.
Scales and urged him to make some
disposition of the road that would re
lieve our eastern people of the unjust
burden that haa been, imposed upon
their industries by the combinations
against this road . At that time a prop
osition was made by the C. F. ft Y. V
that any wise Governor, it seems to as
would have accepted at once If thi(
proposition had been accepted the At
lantic road would have now been a part
of the C. F ft Y. V , and the corn
growers, fish and oyster dealers would
have keen able to put their products
in the central portion of the State and
the exports of a large territory would
have found an outlet over its line.
Look at thia picture: 'Gentlemen at
Sanford have recently written to New
Berne to know what corn oan be deliv
ered for at that point. The freight is
only about twenty-six cents per hun
dred pounds, more than fourteen cents
per buabel, or about ontfourth of the
valui of the corn. By reason of such
rates, the Illinois oorn grower, though
nearly a thousand miles further, is
brought nearer to tha people of central
North Carolina than the grower in east
era Carolina!
Any offer for the State's stock in the
A. ft N. C. R. that promisee to bring tbe
people of tbe State nearer together, en
courage the development jof home in
dustries, trade and commerce, will be
a good offer, and we hope the Alliance
will insist on such disposition of tbe
State's stock.
'Leah the Forsaken."
Last sight Cora Van Tassel snd ber
excellent oompany presented the great
play entited "Leah tho Forsaken. " As
usual ths beautiful and gifted Cora
Van Tassel had ths leading: part and
was well nigh a perfect Leak All
tbs company did wsll as was attested
by the' frecaent 'SnthniissUc applause.
Tho' Van Tassel Company haa afforded
touch pleasure in New Berne, and
their presentation of Leah the For
saken will be remembered as one of ths
most successful 'entertainments ever
given in this city. Prof. Emmerson,
the musical director, contributed larger
ly 13 the pleAsnrs of ths events. ' f
';. v '. i '."' aj iaS'11 ". '- -
Snipping News. J . -
Tha steamer Eaglet of tha E. O. D.
Has Will sail this afternoon et 4 o'clock.
, The steamsr Tahoma will sail for
lower n sum ana Bay river this mons-
iuf at 2M o'clock,
1 Ths steamer Hanteo of ths O. D. lino
tiled for Norfolk yesterday with a
cargo of cotton.
f. Tha schooner 8. li Myry.Capt. Dixey,
arrived -from Lake Landing yesterday
ejvenint.irith s fall eargo of eottoa.
J The Water LUyvCnptr WUllams, a
red from Portsmouth yeeterdty with
a cargo of 4 acks brants. '-. Tha sporting
ta said to be wty flaeln that rsgioa.ll,
i Irrvtrularlty la meak, rest and sleep
Will Inevitably eventuate la costiveness
and constipation.'' Aa admirable cura
tive for these ennoylnr ailments is Lax-
ad or, the facaows remedy: Prloe SSi t
vlt is no wonder that so many mothers
pralae Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. One of
oar best physicians pro&oonoed t) to be
tna only safe remedy ror children.
Special PrcJium.
Mr. Geo. N. irs otters a specul
premium of fire collars in cash ( jr the
largest white tl Ad to te exhibited at
the Fair which npeo an tbe likh of
February. This will toable all tbe
small fish et me n to ecu prte, and will
inenre an exhibit
f atumberof the
finest shsd from cur waters at thrt
time. We trust some ore will itfer a
special premium t.-r me scoocl and
third largest
About the 15:h mat we eipci 10 is
sue our special tJui n aoJ it is impor
tant that all ciTrr of prc m.ujit
appear in it
The Meeting N it Wednesday
Tbe comoi Uee afpoided L;
tbe
Board of Trade ou ibu extension of the
A 4 N.C K beld a meelitiir la.-t Dighl
and agrved upon a plan to be eut muled
to tbe meeting next Wednextay
This is simply the ( lan of this cotu
mitlee. Of ivurte r. n ripected tbat !
delegations fnm fiber mines will
also have plans, an 1 11 is h 1 i!,.i: i
gether they can agrt e upn suae ( rc
tical plan tbat will mf; ibe ; r val:
of the (iovt-roi r and lb- d-tur i As-I
semblv. 1
M AI K FS ( OMU M l-
A clt v'U b lftn inn !- t i h -ril,
Carol in 1 namttry crive!.-1 1, , C , .,
00 Wtl n. h I v V- ' H . M
V 111,11 VOII Mr
.1,
lory c f itu Stalf. mi "i '
plele emu I'r 11,1 in in 1 f 1
travel in Noiih I ir,'liir-t
KhIcuIi News Oiieetver l i I V K
trown. a ret'ent alamm "f 'ur I mer
si.y, is Principal of the 11 iiib S h 1 of
Rirminghara. Ala l'r U ni I! l'hil
lips, a late l'roff,ir of Mining bii,I
Metallurgy In our I niversitr i M'limg
Engineer in the same cu .
Wilmington Star Thatr'.er I'um ,.
at tbe theatre. Inn police made one j
hundred and thirteen ur, '-'' during tlo
month of December K. v W S
Creaay, pastor of llrace l K. Church. I
was liberally pounded by l.n coiiroa
tion during the Chriatnias holidays.
The total value of exports from the port
of Wilmington to forerun countries
during the month of 1 1 on' cr Vfc'r,
gated 81 906 4;;.
Fayetteville. Observe. Mr lUiktr
tells that the tide has set In, and that
he has several, and is rlailv expecting
Others from', the. North to spend tbe
winter here under the shelter of Hotel
LaFayette Two brick buildings on
the south side of Hay street in brick
row were destroyed by (ire Tuesday
night. A high parapet wall prevented
tbe Are from burning tbe entire block
Now is tho time to begin work for
the neit Fair, and ono of our most
enterprising merchants proposes to be
one of ten to subscribe one hundred dol
lars for special reir.iums.
Rockingham Rocket: Our friends of
the Haptit denomination were in ses
sion here last week forming a new
association, the churches of Richmond
county having procured letters of dis
mission from the Pee Dee Association
to which they have hitherto belonged.
On Christmas eve Messrs. Chas.
Biggs, Frank Alden and otbsrt were
out bunting when an accidental dis
charge of Mr Alden's gun came near
proving fatal to Mr. Bigns. The biggeet
part of the load passed over Mr. Bigg's
shoulder, but about 28 shot struck him
in tbe shoulder and neck, ir.Hicting very
painful wounds.
Terrible Accident.
WaRSaW, N.C, Jan. 8. -The boiler
of tbe hoop factory of Col. John Ash
ford, at Clinton, exploded this morning
at 9 o'clock. Jim Ashfordaod a col-
ored firemen were killed outright. Col
Jao Aahford, Pender Ashford and H
H Britt, all white, were very seriously
Wounded.
From the Clinton Caucasian, received
by last night's mail, we clip the follow
ing more detailed account of this sad
accident than is -trivea -a the above
telegram.' -'J
At 10:30 o olock this morning the
boiler of Colonel John Ashford 'e hoop
factory, on Fayetteville street, explo
ded with fearful sod fatal results. The
sxplosion was terrific, shaking every
building in town. in. few seconds
hundreds of people bad gathered at
tho scene of the .wreck. Tee debris
was hastny removed by excited and
tremulous hands.
The bodies of Col. Athford, hia two
sons James snd Pender and Loftin
Pngh, colored, were found in a mangled
condition. Life was extinct wben
James Ashford snd the negro were
found. Col. Ashford and his son Pen
dsr, are in a very . critical condition,
though receiving all the attention that
medical skul and una nuremx oan
afford. -
Mr. H. H. Britt, who was working
Upon his residence st some distance,
was baoiy scaiaea ana otnerwue in
lured, ', It is one of the saddest afflic
tions that has ever befallen Clinton, and
our sympathy, mingled with the deep
est pain and sorrow, goes out to ths be
reaved relations. v
Latkb Pender Asbfotd is dying, and
there is very little) hope for Col. Ash
ford. Bis sufferings are most agonis
ing. Wilmington Messenger,. .
" Salvation Od Jickly fiade U way to
the) seat of (ho dieesss. allays tho in
flammation, and,' by removing- ' tha
cause, effects a permanent eure. Kd.'-i
. lit. Raskin thinks there is a great fu
ture for American art but he hardly
realises tha enormous4 demsnd ovsr
hsrs lor pr. Boll's Coogh Syrnp. .
Earth h a ale la Mtarafue
Sas Jcax Del Sea, Nicaragua. i
Galveston, Jan. S. San Joae Ds Costa
Rica was the scene on the night of
Decern ber 21, and morning of Decern
ber SO, of a aeriee of earthquake shocks
oj great seventy. The shocks are be
lieved to have oriainated in the volcano
, . tl ... I A . . j
"l m. ,
tuwn or a. Aiajueia. e.ikdi persons
were killed and many more
j urea. ine cn arenas ana principal
buildings in the city suffered consider-
able damage. The inhabitants n-1
camped in the eoearee and parks. No
farther shocks having occurred, the
alarm is subsiding and tbe civic feasts
were begun today.
LOOK OIT rOR THfcVl.
The great reputation my spectacles
anJ eye gleaat have attained through
oul Ihe I' 8 haa led unscrupulous per
ona to counterfeit them Therr are
oone genuine unless the name of
Hawkee is stamped on tbe frame anJ '
I wulJ respectfully arnounce ihai I,
poailuely employ no ped Here
All eyes fitted and St guaranteed by
F S Duffy. New Berne. N C. o'.Sdlni
E.H.&J.A.UEADOVS
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Truck & Cotton Factors
MlM'H Tl llil''
Meadows' Special Guanos.
n 1'ist Kront. between 1'.,
and South Front streets
1 (lice, t'nion l'omt .
NEW BERNE, N. C
"KFKlt KiU Sl ).
600 Tons Kainit,
500 Tons High Grade Vhot-l
phate,
250 Tons Cotton Seed Meal,
1000 Barrels Potatoes Sr-
lcctod Seed,
lOOO Bush. Meadow' Fxtra
Early Pease,
300 Bush. Improved Extra
Early Round Beans,
12000 Bush. 1 ed Rust Proof
Oats,
Badish, Beet, and all other
Small Seeds for Garden or
Field, at
LOW FIGURES.
jan4 dwlm
For Sale,
A fine family turnout, a gentle Mare.
age 7 years, and fine Phaeton and Har
new, for Casb. Apply to
Jn3 lw O. M ARKH.
GENERAL PASSENGER OFFICE,
Atlaivtic ft North Crolin R. R. Co.,
New Bern, N. C. Jan. 2, 1989.
REDUCED RATES TO RALEIOFJ TO
TUE INAUGURATION.
To Agents:
You will sell tickets to the above from
your station to Ooldaboro and return
on January 13th, 10th snd 17th, good
to return until January 31st, inclusive,
viz:
Morehead City
84.00
3 70
3 70
3 3t
8 00
3 00
2 65
3.40
2.10
1.75
Wild wood
Newport
Havelock
Croatan
Riverdale
New Berne
Tuscarora
Core Creek
Dover
I'aewell
Kins ton
Falling Creek
LeGrange
BeeU
Use "Iron Clads
1.50
1.30
1.00
70
50
8 L. Dill,
G. F. A.
r-5Go to f. sruuFFy
jff DRUGGIST, I
CaT9 ASDBTJT
BSuSUIEBIullEUIEl? FOECISH.
Tbs best sasortment of TrnaM in. the elty.
A larxe, varied and select stock or Perfu
mery ami Flos Soaps,
A choice assortment of Fine and Cheap
Clsars. '
ttxM lev Trnaklng an4 Garden Plan tine,
to arrive. , .
tTavnamea.rae.ther.Paas, afotimed Birds,
FsoUier Work a4 raaex Arttelee aaaOe by
Him A. W. Dtrmr, .
1 Aisokabandaomeeolleetiea tt ChrMassa
Goods an4 sundrlea, all of which vt offer at
tne VSKI liUWSST FsuCES for OAS1H. '
i aeelSwtl v. i..-, ,3. ; r, n. bukft.
Will be made to tbe next General AvsercbtT
of forth OareiiBS) So Incorporates Mmaal
lAra lvtsaraoee Gev wtth uaaaral offln at
isw jterna, jn.u. . .. . , ,; . eee2
A GLANCE
IN TUE ESTALLlMiXU.M or
"Bell The Jeweler"
Wi.l conviace any uiir it:,! . o bae la
., .1 b Lh. I .ru-t
M v 'tied, acd
1:1.. : Waubes,
ctmipew Line . :
in-'Fice Jewelrv :
W,
I ncy
r Uead,
, l,url"f
L4Cw"D ibe
t J
our tjoods brf.
HOLIDAY GOODS !
The finest hi.rs. Picture
Frames, Futures, Ward
robes, Book Cases. Parlor
Suits, Work L.iskcts, Hat
Racks, &.(... lr Christmas,
ever brought to New Berne
Market. In at t the best
stock ol furniture ever of
fered in .New Uerne, by
JOHN SUTER,
,l: ' 1 Mi.i.Ue Street.
Notu- u! (Jt
pittnorfitiip.
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heartfelt
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'K" bestowed
'' I I most rev
thanks
ers for
niy ni.int 1 1 1.
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"lit ir,u;,ncf of the san .
in 1 i.U.) please remem
t'll'iiioo if us me M
''i 1 c. m forward and
u ' U"1 ''"tnplitnents
I o the ne n I. r n
tier tlmt 1 1 ,. .
badly nr !, ;
settle t lie mi
of Ibe ,.. !
1 ' V. HITTY.
GENERAL ! 0TICE.
50 Boxes Choice Cream
Cheese.
200 Sacks of Shot, all
Numbers,
For Sale'iChcap, by
I?. Ulrieli,
WIlMLKSAI.i; ckocki
Mli'l'l.l-; 1 KEK i',
Nt I.KIIM,. N t .
Agent for Hazard PowdfirCo.
Mules and Horses.
NjKTII CAUnI.INA STojK.
Mr K. S STRKK T has r, turned from.
Western N. C. with a lt r.r llpe Mules
and Hnrses. Com-' a . d m . t itPm .
For Sale,
A HALF-BLOOD JERSEY Bn,I,
CALF. Price ?:r, 0i.
AppTy to
r.NO 'H WAIoWoUIH,
n23 dwtf New Berne. N. O.
iBoarders WantedT"
Hy l!'" lliY. t JtKlvor MO.VTTI. Apply to
Mm. KI. r UGUiD,
l'":n" of liar.', c-i and ToUccksts.
j. uerne. . c. ,le7 dwlm
Dissolution.
Tbe firm of TBOS. .OATE3 & CO.
have this day dissolved by mutual con
sent, havinK closed out their entire
stock of goods wiil discontinue tbe
grocery business. All persons indebted
to said firm are hereby requested to
make immediate payment to Thos.
Gates, who will collect all acoounta
and pay all liabilities of the late fitm.
TDnO n a wsr-u- '
E-H. BARNtTaf.
Mr. K. R JOSESTlnlr'WuI'nnt
our entire stock of goods, wo cheerf al
ly rier au vox custom ers.-Bad frienda
to him for goode in his line, knowing
that all who trust their business to hia
cars will receive, prompt and careful
mvcumuu auu win una jar, joaes to bo
a most cowtoous, affable and corrtct
gentleman.' l ; i Taos. Otnii ?
n Boarders T7antcdr
FOUR (1) G KTVTLKMSS as table bC, ,
Apply at the omc of ,
deltf,. Xtt doorMw Berne.-jy ? ,,
- jt- $ -
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