The
AIL;
T
OURNAL
VOU VII.-NO. 262
NTEW BERNE, N. C. FRIDAY. FKHRUARY 1, 1889.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
'THJILET 804P, Imported Bay Ram,
X Forest Flower Colofne, Shoe
Brashes, Scrub Brushes, Wisp Broome,
Wetrch Broom, 8tpolto. Pearline,
Siove Pj iao Silvertne, Shoe Dressing
Household Ammonia. Bath Brick and
other household goods.
C. E Slotik.
JCST RECEIVED -Another lot of
QAHRErTS COGNAC BRANDY
for ssls by James Redmond.
SELECTED EARLY ROSE Potetoee for
Planting. C E Slovik.
rp SUCKERS 'Seed and Supplies
i At Geo Allkx&Co
I3LOCGHS, Cultivators and Harrows
at very low prices.
Geo. Allen & Co.
IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND
HOLLAND GIN. just received sod
fr a by J a Hies Redmond.
IERHLIZERS lor Trucks. nd for
1 Cotton Planters, at
Geo Allen & Co.
HAVING MADE A LARGE purchase
of Lorillard 8ouff which calls for
quite sum of money, I am ompelUj
lo ask all of my customers, whoee ac
counts are over due, to com forward at
once and settle. 1 assure them that I do
oed the money and they are causing
me geeat inoonvenisnce by dtlajintr.
I hate reduoed the price of my rue
Butter to S3 cents per pound, ii is extra
nice and newly made.
My parched Coffees are just splendid
Try a pound and b couvmced - 25. 80
sod S3 ceote per pound.
To any merohxnt in or out of tbe city
I will tell Lorillard Snuff by the keg at
40oenta per lb . lees 8 per cent off , for
cash. Very rrspectfu'ly.
THE GROCER E. B HACKBURN.
jol9 tt.
IURE WINES AND LIQUORS for
1 Medicinal and other uses for ssle
ry James Redmond.
I ) LEASE REMEMBER that I need
1 money as well as the rest of man
kind, and if you owe me please pay me.
J. C. Whitty.
NE Thousand Rolls Wall Paper at
very low prices.
Geo.
ALLEN Jfc Co.
The health of I he Pope continues
to decline.
We are glad to report that Sen
ator Vance is gettirig on remark
ably well.
A MAN in Ne Orleans dittl of
eating matches. Most men take
their brimstone lafer.
"Must oar iromon go armed!"
e
asks the New York World. Or
taiuly. Who wants a woman with
oit arms f
The political situation in France
is of a very critical character, and
a revolution may be the result at
any moment.
"Gen. Bonlanger received more
cordial treatment from the voters
of Paris than Jaocques, the liqaenr
manufacturer."
A member of tbe Legislature
has introdnced a bill to abolish
court honse rings. The Citizen
says: "A bill to abolish the devil is
next in order."
Democratic .Senators are en
deavoring to arrange some plan by
which action can be had on abont
fonr hundred Presidential nomina
Hons, wbicb are now bang np.
Six thousand street railroad men
in New York city refused to run the
cars last Tuesday. There was "tall
walking" and "load cursing" on
the streets And side walks that day.
WE regret to see it stated that
John T. Patrick, Esq., State Agent
oL3l!DBifgration, in closing bis
d notable teport foreshadows his
early retirement from tbe pnblic
service on account of ill health.
Thb Pacific, sqnadroo under
Itear Admiral Kimberlj, U. 8. N.,
now charged fwitu maintaining
the authority of the United States
in the waters of the Samoan Is
lands, consists of nine war vessels,
Governor Fowls says that he
will be t the Fair with a full
sttf -His Excellency will be re
ceiveil with honors, .and enter
tained as becomes the worthy eze
(jative of a great commonwealth.
' -Bishop Coeriqan has contribut
ed $100 to the Irish Parliamentary
Fund Assooiationccom panled by
a letter to the Chairman in . which
' he ftipresed the hope and convio
: tion "that tb pnbllo8entiment oi
- tbe civilized world wonld eventually
: win for Ireland all that Ireland's
-, fjiends so earnestly find so J ostly
::;vdeaire;yr:v:eC!i::
A cable message from Rone.
Bajs: Parliament was opened by
King Humbert. In hit speech he
aid: Italy wili continue to work
for peacle, which all desire, and
which I can declare will be kept by
us."
AT 12 o'clock last Monday niut
the time for the arrival of messen
gers bearing the electoral votes of
States to the President pro tem of
the Senare eipned. All the States
had reported to Senator I oralis
eicept Florida.
Col. Walter II. Taylor, ot
Norfolk, Va , is expected to attend
our Fair. All old soldiers uf the
ar:i y ut Noithern Virginia remem
ber bun .is t he popular and efficient
Adjutajit deneral of that army,
ami the lontiiiential friend of (ten
eral Ilobei t . Lee.
Hon Al.KRKl) 11. CoLytlTT,
lTaittl States Senator from Geor
gla, li is lt-e n iuvi!ed to attend the
FxjK).,.; i,);i tli u opens here on the
l'.t:!. St a ir.i ( o!iuitt is one of
t lie truest an.l Lest men lu the
L'nion, and all North Carobnians
would be glad to welcome uim here.
TUE World says: The Southern
buitaboo may help Senator ('ban
dler to a few votes among the hide
bound partisans of the Granite
State, but wo have no idea that it
will form any p;irt of President
Harrison's paraphanalia. He is
credited with soma sense.
"Samoa is ia Oceanica, directly
west of Peru, about half way be
tweeu the Saudwicu Islands and
New ululaml, and in longitude
about, 171' west fioni Greenwich.
The S.iinoan group consists of
twtlve islands, all save on ft being
of volcanic origin. The population
is estimated at 0,H)0."'
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
H T. Skidmore Fish dealor.
C. E. Slovbb Toilet soap, etc
February.
The Fair grounds and buildings are
about ready for the Fair.
The Kiosey School of Li (irange will
be at the Fair in uniform.
Bhad are coming in rather slowly
They are prapanng fur a big run Fair
week.
Railroad extension ia not dead. Tbe
Wilmington line will soon have new
life also.
The newa from Senator Vance is
faTorable. We confidently expect him
to be able to be at our Fair.
Our farmer! ought to remember tbat
valuable premiums are offered for the
greatest variety of farm products ex
hibited at cur Fair.
Prof. M Fetter, who taught at tbe
Academy for several years, and was a
Professor In the State University before
it wag reconstructed, is dead
tt is refreshing to know that Governor
Fowle understands thedifficultiesunder
which the Eastern people labor in re
gard to communicating witb the in
terior. We regret to hear that Mr. Hardiaon,
who had the misfortune to step on a
ten-psnny nail on the night Of the fire
at the rice mills, driving It almoetclear
through his foot, is suffering very
much.
The young men in the neighborhood
of N. B. Ipock'e store propose having a
foot tournament February 14th. They
are4o have a band of mueio and invite
the public to attend. We wish the gen
tlemen a pleasant occasion and extend
them an invitatiorto our tournament,
which' comes off during tbe Fair.
The Jones County Contested Case.
. A telegram from Raleigh yesterday
evening announced that the ease of
Green, Republican, against Foecus,
Democrat, had resulted in the unseat
ing of Foscue.
Shipping- News.
: The steamer Tshoma arrived at Tar
boro yesterday morning with the gov
em men t river improvement works, and
will arrive here tonight, resuming ber
regular schedule to lower. Nana and
Pamlico tomorrow.
V The ateamef Esglet of the E.C.D.
line arrived yesterday with full cargo
of general merchandise and will sail
this afternoon at o'clock. ;, The Vesper
hi Itilaltn will arrive tomorrow. -
Hotel AnivaU.
E R Fiahblate, P. Whitorer D R.
Talbert, New York; J. H. Horar,
Lowell, Mass ; 8. Gibfcs and wife, Rich
mond, Va.; Albert Elliott. Philadel
phia; Leoa'd A. Francisco, E B. Page,
N. C. ; Geo. E. Crabtree, L D. Paasaoo,
Baltimore, P. Gnffio, D. Williams.
Winston; James B Waters, city.
Psaeoaai.
John Pearce, Esq , oo of the bett
farmers of Jones county , was w to m
us yesterday. He will bring something
of a novelty to the Fair We wia
other Tar men of Jonee aod other ooan
ties would bring something to exhibit
Mr. S. R. Ball, representing W. B.
Flanner's dry goods and shoe itore.
leave this morning for the North 10
purchase goods.
Mr. W. E Crispin, insurance sd juster
orMtichmood, Vs., is in the city to
adjust the losaee incurred by the burn
Dof it rice mills.
J. W. Bryan, Esq ,cf Goldaboro. is in
tbe city on his return from a f.sit to
Pamlico.
W. T Caho, Eq , if I'miilioo. is lu
Ibe city
Kinston Items.
Nruie iiver ia very hgh and ruing
tull.
Tbu ypar hrtrurT will hate do
moon
A Dew arrival on K n( otrert
Stiordiy rvlit at Mr Ws.in.r . h
ii a boy
Tbe Indiana omuoue to draw crowda .
but we do not hear of ujurh tue.l ioiu
being sold.
Mr J. 1. Nelson hat moved hm atock
of hardware into one of Mr S. II
I, of no a storei under tbe opera houae.
The cold wave atruck us Monday
night and the price of wood went up
The clerk cf tbe weather aeema lo be
"incaboot" with the wood seller.
Mr. Jsmee H. Kinsey, a former real
dent of Kinston and a great fat orite.
showed his pleasant face in our town on
Woodsy. Mr. Kinsey now lives in
Wilmingtdn.
Married on Sunday. January 27 ih,
by J. E. Harrison, J. 1' , Mias Orleana
Hank ins and Mr. Claud Burt, all of
Jones. Mr. Hurt was formerly of
Chatham county.
Mr. Albert Uaakine informs us that
after taking a resting spell in the coun
try till next fall, he intends to move
back to Kinstoo and enter into business.
We will be glad to have him with us
again.
Married on Tuesday. January 29. h, at
the residence of tbe bride's father in
Jones county, Miss Alios Uaskins snd
Mr. T. D. Ursy, all of Jonas, Rev. J. R
Tingle of Kinston, wsa the officiating
minister. The reporter wishes them
happiness and prosperity.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Luce arrived
Saturday from Minnesota, on a visit to
parents and relatives. Mr. Lues was
for several years a resident of Kinston.
He married a daughter of Dr. A R
Miller while living here. Four years
ago he movsd out West. The mary
friends of both parties are glad to grert
them again.
A Mfsnago Id Concresi from the Pres
ident on the Samoan Affair.
Washington, January 80. The Pres
ident today sent to Congress additional
correspondence relative to Samoan af
fairs, accompanied by the following
message:
To tbe Congress: I had the honor on
tbe 15th instant to communicate to
your honorable body certain corres
pondence and decuments in relation to
affairs in the Samoan Islands, and hav
ing siDoe received further dispatches
front the Vice Consul at Apia and tbe
commander of the United Stales naval
vessel Nipsic, in those waters, I lose no
time in laying them before you. I also
transmit herewith the full text
of instructions- from Prince Von
Bismarck to the German Minister at this
capital, which was oommunicaUd on
the afternoon of the 88th instant. This
appears to be an amplification of previ
ous telea;rephio instruction on the same
channel, communicated through tbe
tame channel, and which bei g cet
forth in a note of tbe Secretary of
Bute to Count Von Aroo Volley, Ger
man Minister, of the 12th instant, was
duly laid bsfore Congress with my last
message in relation to Samoan affairs.
It is also proper to inform yon tbat on
Monday, 29th instant, on occasion of
the communication of the note of Prince
Chancellor, the Secretary of State was
given to understand by tbe Oerman
Minister tbat a proposition from his
government to that of tbe United
States, for conference on the Samoan
subject, was on its way by mail, having
left Berlin on the 20th instant, so that
its arrival here in dne oourse of mail
can be looked for in a rery short time.
In reply to an inquiry from the Secre
tary of 8tate; whether the proposition
referred to vu for renewel of the
joist conference between the United
States, Germany and Great Britain,
which waa suspended in July, 1887, or
for consideration of Samoan affairs ob
novo, the German Minister stated tie
inability to answer until tbe proposition.
which left Berlin on the 20th instant,
should bars been received.
I shall hereafter communicate to Con
Kress all the information before me in
relation to the Samoan etatoi.
1 . GBOVbTB CUYMjAKD
, I HaTB been a sufferer from catarrh
for the past sicht years. Having tried
a number of rsmediee advertised as
"rare cures" without obtaining any re
lief, I had resolvfd never to take any
other patent medkiaee, when a friend
advised ane to try Ely e Cream Balm.
I did to with great reluctance, but can
new testify with pleasure that after
using it for tlx weeks I believe myself
eurea - it m a most asreeable remedy
J an invaluable Balm .Joseph Stewart,
ox urua at.. Brooklyn.
vAHlUIU 1M MllMlV.
U. Ru:u ,v
ness at ite W ,
br B K .
rrcently i
(23 poDo
Many rir
Ailed the i
this section
.L..1 t-US
n . a k i i led
'. wcmtied about
ha i
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!
t.sri ti.os
Tbe sohjoLcr
WrJiiijre La
r .?c mi : r eJ
bean paimea
10 appearance
The Caroltn . t
'Pars Met.' i
vessel? m i'...l , r li-r
Cpt Wai atiri.m
O T lroD;t;)(
' DtC So:ii
A . ti I er ;
Lit
llirlf
Us . ,
-tier
ins
shiogle ujr kri in i h .a t. n
Cepl A W Sitroti is hcd:icg large
quauuiis i f lune iv, teaon much
tuoie than is uru ii : - : J time
The J A V K K ix M,d to need a
new erj(j ine o I luui'ii r t-iai r ..n a
know the Usui n ,.f .m t-hiu f im.e
The VV I lafttitry Live rrv'eived
ove.'oosts ti I lurre l out rrcrnilv with
Ibsai on thev i,. k wr.: so.i comfort
at le
Wahiri(t. n . a:, f
ths home ..f ihr i
sndlhreeSjjri r
tbe r
Mitri le i n .' i ,
Tjiikm I h i : ,
t r i,l e !, f .tier M -
to Mr J.,. .; ,
Mr S J
of ttt'Hlli t M ,i
lhi ale - iiif r ,
A good ap:
Msrrir.l . ai . . , .
mi r t j a e t
.Ml.- .
H.-a .l :
- u-igi :.
.-I) Mr
I Mr
i U'.tT
I 111- 1
geae 1'irkiriA
l he 24ih in-i a i.i
to Mr .1 1! 1:
on
r.i
K II (Ml
r ht,,. r.,
1 lam i ill i m i ii M t
long hlilI l,.i py
A ti appar at ua f r ii!n
i. -
u 'ii pa and
logs from I ht" im r
river on tlie .'Mi.
hear. h'mh Tattor
an inmt i up (he
to pfM ale, to wm
I L li I be n i,-e
for nkltTa that are uie.l in nkimiiiing
Married recently tv I I Nio ll J I'
at Maileyville. Mr J II WliuhVhl to
Miss Annie 1-inner On trie same dav
by the same J I'. Mr A II t re. lie to
Miss lead io 1 orticue. at i lermaiitoii.
Married at l'.tntego at ihe reaiilenre
of Mr. F. H Swin.lell. Ihh voungmt
daughter. Mi. -is i laioiia to Mr K )
Adams of llanlin. I' v N I l'rne
making the happv cmple one The
reception waa a pleasant lTir.
Home ineri-nnnta of 1 Km ton n find it
necessary to have -...li ulm li thev
buv in Nurth l aroiina an, I are in in u
factuietl in tl.e Siati rlnppe.l ia Kn h
mond and Ni.i f. .1 k . t hence hyt) ll. I,
to this place, mid ! doing so ant e ."0
per cent on freight .-h. uld h railroad
be built to here lv a tuning corpora
lion, and it gel coiilr-d ,d the freight,
won 't we pav Hume f 1 1 i . h i . ,inl don't
you lorget it.
Cannot Impose 1 pun American.
)HENNA.Jao 2M -The IVsther Lloyd
and other Hungarian papera, in cIihcuss
ing the Hamoan ijufstion. favnr Ameri
can opposition to Germany's encroach
ments. The Pesther I.lovii says:
"America cannot allow (ierman su
premai y in a p! ice winch is acquiring
enormous commercial and irlegie im
portance. After the Nt nnuia of 1'ana
ma shall hire h en pen-cil. the mili
tary presi ijjt- ' f loTinanv mU nut im
pose upun Amcr c u 1 who have no oc
casion to ncce.le ( i i in ,n ( lairns ''
The North l ri r. 'laz.tte savs
Advices from Sci 1 ran i-co show that
the Chamber of ('onjT:ieri-e theieia ihe
most active plement n li e oppetition lo
Germany 's polu y in Simni The ami
German feeling is lnMKliienerl by the ac
tion of Mr Sewell. the American Con
sul in Samoa There i.s rn cnnllict ho
tween Germany and America. It is
only with Hevrell ar.d the American
officials in Smoa. alo r,1 anicioiiti to
cause complication
A Toting Ton a and I.iiinc: Mm.
EDITOR Joi i.XaI. - O togr natian is all
wrODg in his preniHi-s, as well br his
conclusiorja Itaas-itatnl simply and
substantially that. for a idling and small
town. Wilson had hpen the home of
more men of distinction, now livina.
than any simihir ton of thn State.
What Octogenarian says is all true but
not to the point P.xn.s
liuildlng and Lonn Association.
Tbe monthly assesnietiiH of the
Building and Loan Association are due
todav. Payments wi:l be received at
the National lank.
J. R II Ci:n."AY Sec.
LADIKS
In delicate health, ami who puffer from
habitual constipation, mil hnd the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy.
Syrup of Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial in effect than any other
remedy. It ads promptly yet aently
on the bowels, kidneys, liver and stom
ach, and does not sicken or debilitate.
R. N. Duffy, agent. New Berne, N. C.
jan8 dw4w
Democratic Executive Committee.
Tbe metnbfrs of thn coutry Demo
cratic Executive Committee of Crayen
county are reqn o,i.-J io meet at the
court bouse oo Mjnday the 4th day of
February at 8 p m . for the purpose of
recommending appointments for magis
trates to the General Assembly.
8. R. Street, Chm'n.
J. Daveks, Sec'y .
Delay always induces ultimate
trouble and especially is tbii true in ite
application to tbe human system Liz
ador always eaves time and trouble by
prompt use in tbe beginning of sick
ness, '
If your baby is sick, suffering: and
crying wi h pain of cutting teeth,
ootha it with Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup.
Ills safe,' Price 23 cen to."
1 basks f a Shipwrecked (new
Captain J. H. Shepherd, for himae.f
aod on behalf of bis crew, desires to
return sincere thanks to Captain Simp
son and crsw ot the sehooeer Mattie
Hilts, which took them from Hatieree
Inist to Washington, N C , for kindness 1
end courtesies rendered, a J also to
Captain Peter Davis, of the steamer
E.g let, who conveyed him free of charge
from Washington to Elixsbeth City
N jrfolk Ledger
"1 was moat rsady to return a ( lo
and would not brook at all this ort of
thing." (or I knew I would cure a:l
damages with Salvation il .'V
Never "bull-dote a man. but if y ou
meet one witb a bad rough you uisy
"bull doze" him to advantage w uh L r
Bull's Cough Syrup 2bc.
SAM'L T. SKIDMORE,
Wholesale Commission
FISH DKALl'.l!.
ij .w lit vtEKnn iTRKvr
I I.TOM Ti IRK ET.
TV M W YOIIK.
Rooms For Rent.
V o ll furuiAhrtl. i'iii.f rial !
r ma m an i
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nr i c f . ;g t e i
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Notice To The Traoe.
1 10,000 More Of Those
I Celebrated
!01d Virginia Cheroots
Received Today.
i
TJlvic-Ii,
whoi.ksai.i: (,K)( 1:1:,
MIlUiI.K MHKKT,
NKW I K UN K. N .
Whom It May Concern.
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE
CASSARD HAMS.
At 14 Cents Per round.
Lard, Buckwheat,
Pickles, Etc.,
At Prices to aatoaih the natit.- r. II
and see for yourself.
J. F. TAYLOR.
KOOT OF MIDDLE HTRf F.r,
jm23dwtf NF. V BERNE. N ('.
Life Insurance.
A fair test of thd cost of Life Insu
ranee in the Connecticut Mutual l ife
Insurance Co., I'olicy No 1,1.') rtfu
amount 8 J. 500. age 28 years. Issued
August 4, 1875. Annual premium,
If 53. 58.
Payment. Dividend. Amount
1st year 853.51
2d " Si 133 42 2.
3d " 12 40 41. IS
4th ' 18 40 41 IN
5.h " 12 7 40 fll
Cth " 13 30 40 2S
7th " 14 82 3S 76
8th " 15 02 .is 56
9ih " 16 10 :i7 4S
10th ' 16 15 :(7 43
llth ' 16 85 ;;C 73
12ih ' 17 07 3.fil
13th " 17 80 36 28
14th " 17 57 36 01
8193.28 S55H.84
Amount paid in 14 years on 82 500
age 82. 8566 84 being at rate of 815 84
per 81.000 per annum.
The cash ralue of a similar policy
now issued if it should lapse would be
about 8495 00.
Tbe paid uo value of a similar policv
would be 8825.00.
No estimates. These figures nre all
guaranteed and made a part of the I'ol
icv.
WILLIAM H - ;
Aeot Conn Hut. ...
wbern, N. C.
Receiyed of William H. Oiiver. apent
of tbe Connecticut Mutual Life losu
ranee Company of Hartford. Conn.
Two Thousand Fire Hundred Dollars,
in full payment of Policy No. 135 590
in tbe life-of my late husband, Mr.
Ales. H Holton.
I am indebted to Mr. Oliver for his
kind attention to this, and to tbe Com
pany for tbeir promptoees in paying tbe
amount.
Newborn, N. C.
Signed, Sarah Holtos.
City Tax Notice.
On and after March 1, 1889. 1 shall
proceed at once Vo lety on all property,
both real estate, personal, household
and kitchen furniture, of all parties
who have failed to settle their city
taxes. SILAS FULCHER,
City Tax Collector.
New Berne, Jan. 8, 188ft. lw
For 30 Days Only!
HEATING STOVES
FOR LESS THAN COST
KO':i IAK M - Ih:kM .YS
W e a, jet
1 latu;.
rpJu r
CotLr at
T:
P. M. DRA. SY.
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For Sale,
JM:-v RILL
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Truck & Gciion Factors
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NEW BERNE, N. C.
tiOO Tons rwinit,
500 Tons
:h (ii';i lo phoc.
lih ii .
2r;0 Tons,' I. lion . d Meal,
1000 Ran , h r
1 (t .1 Su.;.
fitOCE
C-
1000 Bus!;.
Fxtra
Karly I'tiPt",
300 Bush. Improvtd Extra
'Ca'.iy Run r.d cms
12000 Bu.ih
oil K'ist Proof
Oats.
Kadish. B.-( ;.
Small Suvla
I "11 other
G;i!-den or
LOW FIGURES.
I ! I .1 w 1 m
Mules and Horses.
A ! INI !
111 KKS
have
i-t a:
Jl'i d tf
M. II A UN ( O.
Pecan Trees and Kaffcr Corn
A line 1 ,t , f IVcm 1 re. a for sale, and
-HI he ,l,,v,r.. , lr.,K,lt line gt
St..ne all. at -eventi live cents each for
four or i.-ss. f,,r riv,. ,.r more, tits cents
ea. h AI,o. n ..Mnli:y . t KHfTer Com.
Ad.lr..-. J s LANE.
d lm Stonewall. N. C.
PLOWS!
Our 1 1 ik
Avery St
cf p; ,
'!i,,:ifcs the
iw,) hor?e'1.
Alla., linn, 1 i x . .
I !;, ( hamnion.
v upper, t.ranr, iltt, Climax,
i F
vrem ami M.,i.wa:i, and al-o tho
ordinary Turn PI flicl, as the
N.-3. a ;, io, ii. ;,. () r., is, so,
f)." and ill).
Cast it) tr
ades a t'u
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(i , ry J s.-riptioTj, be
atl'I coinnle'fi line nf
eVcr thir,,' lor the Farm.
We respectfully solicit tho Whole
sale Trad.; as well as the R, tail, and
we are prrpandto . (, r pprejal in
ducement to MerchiTit
Send for our l'n.x ;,i.
WHITTY & GATES.
Saw Mill Supplies a specialty.
Tax Notice.
All persons owing Taxes for 1887 and
1888. Schedule ' B'' Taxes, Betail'
Liquor Licenses, and all other licensee
required by the Revenue Liws of North
CarolUa. are hereby notifie.l m nl.
ths same. Further indulgence cannot
be given. I will attend st myoffios'-.l
from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M.' to recelv & ;
same, from snd after tbie date.
January 16, 1889. , hi ",
D. STIMSON, ; i -
W Sheriff CrtTan Co.
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