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OURNAL
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NEW BERNE. N. C. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1889.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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V4,
business locals.
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ORANGES-lediaa Rlv.r. the rlneet
la the world, at J.F. Taylor, told
to &. J- Pa!.
HAVING .old tar Oewt to Meters.
tt WUleU Md itdi er
ruMli wita them to sell ALL th.
milk hem tUtr Frmi that told ia
ia eity, I hereby give aotioe to alt ray
cuttoa.r. aad the cilixsns generally
thai I will Mil the milk, oa aad eftar
Seed ay, February 10. 1899, ilo pet
quart. V.ry respectfully.
f3 1 Mbs J. W. Moor
KIC1APOO ISDUN MIDICINE
Company will open th.ir free
eatertalnmerta at the ooroer of Broad
and Hanooek KrMU on Tuesdav even
ing. P.kruery llih. tod will continue
two weeks. Dr. CUrk will giv free
medloeal consultation and adviea .T.ry
day in Me offioe. Free entertainments
every afteraooa and at night. Ubl ot
IERTlLliERS for Trucker and for
Cuttoa Planters, tt
Geo. Allan A Co.
I AMES REDMOSD. WHOLESALE
I LIQUOR DEALER, he. jut re
oetved a good assortment ot Native
Wines and Brandies, and alao Mm. of
the famous Califoraia Wine known as
the "Angelica," made from the famoat
and delicious Angelica Grape. Thi
Grape U only successfully cultivated in
the S rath.rn part of California; it U
very delicate grape and requires oer
ta in ooaditiooa of climate to bring it to
excellence, whioh oonditiona are only
net in that parediae of the United
flute. Hia native North Carolina
Wince and Brand iee from the vintage
of Oarrett & Co. and J. Wharton Green
are of very tuperior quality and ere
ery pure.
feS lm
'PRTJCKERS'Seed 8opplio
1. At Geo. Amu ft Co.
f M PORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND
1 HOLLAND GIN, juat received and
for aale by Jambs Redmond.
I) LOUGHS, Cultivator and Harrow
at very low prloea.
Qeo. Allen ft Co.
IUSf RECEIVED Aaoth.r lot of
GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
for sale by
Jambs Redmond.
TTAVING MADE A LARGE purchase
LI of Lorillard Snuff which calls for
quite a sum of money, I em o impelled
to ask all of my customers, whose ac
counts are over due, to come forward at
once and settle. I assure them that I do
need the money and they are causing
me oeeat inconvenience by delating.
Thae reduced the price of my Bine
Butte to 85 oenU per pound, it ia extra
nice and newly made.
Mr Darohed Coffees are just splendid
Try a pound end b convinced 25, SO
and SO cents per pouna.
To env merchant in or out of the city
I will sail Lorillard Snuff by the ken at
40 cents per lb., less 3 per cent on, ror
cash. very respectruuy,
THE GROCER E, B. HACKBURN.
jwlfl tf.
4J elected EARLY ROSE Potatoes for
O Planting. C. E. Blover.
I)UBE WINES AND LIQJJ0RS for
1 Medicinal? a4 other use for tale
by t J AMIS REDMOND.
DLEiSK REMEMBER that I need
I money u well as the rest of man'
kind, and if you owe me please pay ma.
., ' -. -. ' J. CWhittt.
0'
k NX Thousand Roll Wall Paper at
very low price.
UEO, ALLiEN iX V.O
An American whaling vessel is
said to have been searched by
' Portuguese.
"There is nothing better than
bread, though seldom praised, and
the best thing in preaching is the
simple truth, though it be common
place."
An onnce of character is worth a
pound of latent truth. The Bible
is bullion, character stamps the
coin and gives it currency. "Ye
are the light of the world."
"All things being equal, it takes
rnorsjt grace tp give little than it
pdoes' to give much. It was the
man with due talent that hid his
:4ordi'monej.fl
Cleveland and Harrison are
, . very busy men, Cleveland looking
' ""' for a noose.&nd Harrison looking fo
Cabinet. ' Both must find what
i ' .tbeywant by the 4th of March.
A bill authorizing the erection
ot an iron bridge from Fortress
Monroe to Elizabeth City, Ya., has
been favorably reported by the
. 'Senate committee an military a:
fairs -.V -
05 Thursday in the Senate Mr
- Suetm-u presented the conference
.report 6a thi bill to incorporate the
Maritime Canal Company of Nica
- rasna. It was agreed to. The di
now goes to the President for bis
approval.
t ' ' ' Wb like Channcey M, Dep w.
We have no nse for his politics,
". 'Mbnt he is always ft gentleman. ! Be
. has annonnced that he will receive
' and forward all donations in money
to the Confederate Soldiers Home
"Src- l Anstin, Texts.; y-
Mr. Blair reported faroiwbly
joint resolution proposing a Oon-
titational amendment to prohibit
the denial by the United States or
any Stated tb Tfgbt of suffrage
on account of sex. The resolution
as placed on the calendar.
The leading officials of the pre.
ent AdmiDistiation are pieparmf
to migrate. Secretary Fairchilds'
resideoce is for sale, and Secretary
Bayard has aboot consented to
dispose of bis and permanently re
move from Washington. It is ex
pected that John Wan a maker will
purchase the residence at present
eased by Secretary Whitney. At
torn (leuentl Garland will retain
is residence. Messrs. Vilas and
Dick id sou will return to the West
hence they came. Endicott will
make Boston his home, but is ex
pected eoou to visit bis daaghter
In England.
TnEKE has been frtqaent reler-
uce in public prints to the Presi-
nut's eloo lence when his wife's
ame lias been mentioned in his
presence. A lady who dined lately
at the Executive Mansion found
her gaze riveted on Mrs. Cleveland,
ho was opposite her. Turning to
the President, near whom she sat,
he made some nattering remark
as to Mrs. Cleveland's beauty.
he President quickly replied:
Yes, she is beautiful, but as much
as people ailmire her beauty, it is
to me nothing in comparison to the
loveliness of her character. In all
my life I have never met a sweeter
or more amiable woman. I see to
ttle of her that I begrudge the
ours waisted out of her preoence
while I am at my desk. So at these
inner parties I have ordered the
oral decorations put low so that
at leant I can look across the table
at her." Baltimore Sua.
LOCAL NEWS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Taylor & Weeks Dissolution.
Jno. D. Davis -Ral estate sale.
Governor Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia,
is expected to attend the Fair.
The steamer L. A. Cobb is having bar
house enlarged preparatory to taking
passengers. . -
Messrs. Ward and1 Guy U. S. Inspeo
tors will be in the city today to inapect
several boats tomorrow.
The Qoldsbore Rifles and Davis
Cadets will attend the Fair, arriving
on Mondsy evening, the 18th.
The Superior Court of Craven county
will convene tomorrow for the trial of
civil causes only. Judge McRae will
preside.
The steamer Eaglet brought out yes
terday for W bitty at Oates a large boiler
to furnith the motive power for the
Fair grounds.
The prayer meeting established at the
office of Geo. N. Ives will bo held this
Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock. All
men are invited to attend.
Good Shooting.
Three members of the gun club went
up Neuse on Wednesday in search ot
something to shoot. By the steamer
Carolina yesterday they sent In, over
one hundred partridge and -doves, the
result of about a day? and half of
hunting. ..
Mora Special Premiums.
Mr. E. K. Bishop, representing the
firm of the-C. A. Gambrfll A Co., of
Baltimore, the largest floor manufao
turers of tbs South, has notice from his
house of the t bipmenfe js barrel of
Patapsco superlative ' flour, the best ia
the market, to bo offered as a special
premium at our Fair,. Thanks lathe
house and Mr. Bishop for tire dorirftioti.
Southern Insurance Companies.
It is with pleasure.' that wo note the
promptness of the Southern insurance
companies that were carrying risks on
the New Berno rice mills, recently de
stroyed by fir. tafrfNlM
.The Mobile Insursnci CtVenrefSnt
ed in this city by S. B. Street and ths
8un Mutual represented by W.
Brinsen were the first to adjust and pay
their losses.
A one-armed rboy in Augusta save!
four peraonr t roar-drowning; but Dt
Bull s Uoogn Byrup baa ssvod M toon-
The use of highly leasoood aaunal
food and alooholioAriaks are nDe pre
disposing causes of goat,H'V7ben aware
of its presence lot no time, ia procur
ing salvation uu. -it auivpata, siw.
Fate OrowBds Clewed.
- The Fait froaads will be cloMd to the
pablie after today aatil the opening oa
Ilia. Kom only taoae who are arraag
iag exhibits or have business eoaaected
with tao Fair wUl he admitted.
A. Tree Sid aad a Tt Dinner.
Aa old colored woaaaa was ia the oity
yeeterjty from the eoaatry to learn the
details of the arraageaMBt for a craad
free ride for all the oolorad people to
WathJngtoa City oa the 4th of March
to see the Presideat take his seat. She
bad been informed that there waa to be
a tree ride and a big dinner for all the
"cullud" people that attended on that
occasion to see their President take his
seat, "perwidia1 " ho can give his bond,
and she wanted her son and old man to
accompaay her thither.
Personal.
Miss Mamie L. Hatohett is in the city
oanvasaing for the Orphan's Friend.
Judge McRas arrived last night and
will be ready, to open court tomorrow
morning.
Mrs. Marie Wright, of the New York
World, will be in New Berne shortly
and give the city a write op in that
widely circulated journal if the people
here desire it. She recently done up
Fsystteville in handsome style.
P. H. Pelietier, Esq., nt to Golds-
boro yesterday on prof ealonal business.
Shipping News.
The steamer Defiance of the Clyde
line arrived yesterday from Baltimore,
discharged her cargo, took on a lot of
naval stores and left for Adama'Jrreek
to finish cargo of lumber.
The steamer Newberne of the O. D.
oe arrived last night and will sail
Tuesday at noon for Norfolk.
The steamer Eaglet of the E C. D.
ne arrived yesterday with a full cargo
general merchandise and will sail
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock. The
Vesper of this line will arrive today
The Tahoma sailed yesterday and will
arrive Mondav.
That BOl of Cost.
Solicitor White feels that the notice
we give of tbs extraordinary bill of
ooet presented to (be county commis
sioners on the flrst Mondsy did him an
injustice. Be assures us that be used
all diligenoe in bis power to ascertain
who could be found and convicted out
the several hundred presentments
made for failure to list taxes. He haa
not the least doubt of the guilt of nearly
if not all of the parties indicted, but
the trouble is in getting them to the
court house.
It was not ths Journal'! intention to
wrong Mr. White. We were struck
itb the immensity of the document.
and, without an explanation, we think
our remarks were very mild. Home
more efficient and less costly means
must be adopted to collect poll taxes.
Church Services Today.
Baptist Cbufch Rev. H. W. Battle,
pastor. Usual services at 11 a. m. and
19 p. m. Sunday school 3 p. m.
Weekly prayermeeting Thursday 7:15
m.
Presbyterian Church Services by the
pastor, Rev. L. C. Vass, D. D. At 11 a
m. subject, "Little Ministries," con
tinned. At 4:15 p.m. "God's highway.'
Sabbath school and pastor's Bible claas
at 3:15 p. m. All these services axe
open to the public and a cordial invita
tion is extended to all, especially
strangers and visitors in the city, to at
tend.
Christ Church V. W. Seields, Rector
5th Sand sy after the Epiphany. 8 a m
uoly uommunton; v:ou a. m. mission
Sunday school at chapel. 11 a. m.
morning prayer; 8:3u p. m. Sunday
school at church; 7:15 p. m. evening
prayer. All people will be welcomed to
the servioes of this church. Ushers at
the doors.
Methodist Church-Rev. L. W.Craw
ford, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and
7:15 p. u. The pews are free. Ushers
are always ia the vestibule to receive
strangers. All persona are cordially
invited to worship a with ths congrega
tion Mens' prsyermeeting at 1 o'clock
Sunday school at 8 p. m., J. K. Wfllis,
Sup.
T. M. C. A. Devotional meeting this
afternoon at 5 o'clock. Leader, Rev.
S. fJulI. Subject, aa essential differ
ence, between, morality aad religion
Ua. H;l9T23,Mrk 10:17-21, Lake 18
18: It.
kK AlB TO, TUB EXKCCTIVaV
Batoh 80001,114.,' Jan. J8, 188. I
To Mr.iil K. Hawket Dear 8ir:
dewlra lo tettify to the gnat tuperiority
of your Crystallisd Lenaea. They eonf
bihe great brilliancy with softnee ana
pleasAiitoafl to the eye, more than any
I hart ere fov47 ' " I.
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rf ': ir. nib. mmmt
I f b tit.l Oottnutf of Louisiana.
au wj aw hhn ana as guaraasewa
r. o. uany, uew uerna, o. u. iain
A U n 10 u of '
!
New Strce Au'j'i
Hearts and ?ania.
Ws take plture ia tnnafemn to
our colli tua- iL jucu Ne" account
of the marriii . Mr CWlcri -'. Bryan
and Miss Ac:t . MacWLJiier. a so
cial srent a iaici-.3uak to New LWrnetcs
as it was to the ijcvio of Auga.w aj
mitting that U-j bnde u all that i
claimed for her, be ht fucJ a . if e
oompanion worthy of ber Lve.
Seldom hae a weeded pur eri ut
upon the Journey u( mimed life ab
fairer prosprcui. All that can give
charm to exutcoce and span the ( jture
with the bow of promise m theirs ;n neb
profusion and pereonial teautv.
"High noon was tbe fathunable hour
for a atylieh matrmge udar, auJ tbe
pretty Church of ibe Good Shepherd, on
the liill, waa tilled with a brilliant com
pany to witness live nu;UaU of Mr
Charles Sheprd Hrjti. a popular
young bunneM a'hl leader in
New Berue, North Carol urn aod Miss
Anne Adams Mac Wborter, i.ie rourjg.
eat daughter of Mr. aid Mrs George G.
MaoWhorter, a young lady loved and
admired by everybody in Augiuu At
beautiful as a rosebud and bunny as
a May tueen. (the holds the hearts of her
friends and Lever fails to mi r act the ad
miration even cf euant rs. who catch a
glimpse of her smirjy em 1 1 e an I ber
magnetic face lUr gifts arr rf a rr.ott
superior kind, for stie is as mu.h a
favorite in liurarv and amateur dra
matic aod art circles as iu society She
never looked belter than iu her tndal
attire today, its exquisite prcportiona
being set off to ad vantage w uh rare d ia
mond ornaments, the gift of the groom
and fortunate indeed in the galluiit and
graceful young man. who hear away
this pearl and priz to tbe I. in 1 of th
Sky. He oomee with a good nam" and
bright proepecte. and the regret at loa
ing auch a universal favi nir is eolaced
by the thought of hpr bright and happv
future. Iloete of friends contribute. 1 to
the good wishes and congratulations of
this day, and not only wa the beauit
ful little church decorated w tthnreens
and rare plants, but the temporary tesi
aence or the bride s brother and mitt
Mr. and Mr. Henry Sturges. n ho ur
out from New York for the winter, was
most eiquisitely beautiful with epring
like sprays and ll ral fancier in the nud
die of winter Here, in tho old Mont
gompry home, the wedding reception
was held until 4 o'clock this afternoon,
and the roost bountiful hospitality
aocompanied the coottunt llow of wit
and good wishes on this happy day.
The festivity and friendly expres
sions continued until the young couple
left for an extended Northern journey
The scene at the church was ys ry beau
tiful, and the bridal imty was made
up from the younger element in Augus
ta society, with some epecuil friends of
the bride and groom from a distance
The Right Reverend Hitdiop F.dwin (1.
Weed, of Florida, came up from Jack
sonville especially to officiate at the cer
emony, and hia presenro nt the chancel
rail and altar where he formerly pre
sided as priest snd rector, was most
natural and particularly appreciated.
The sweet strains from the organ
stirred and inspired all hearts, and the
marriage service passed off in an im-
pretsive and most interesting manner.
The bride was escorted by her father,
and as they pa.i up the aisle the out-
bursTOf art miration was almost audible.
The groom, accompanied by his best
man, Mr. Fred Bryan, met them nt the
altar after the vredd.ng party bad taken
position, and tho Cfr.mony then pro
ceeded. The demonstrations of pleas
ure at the conclusion of the service and
the congratulations which filled ths
day, proved the pnpnlarity of the lovely
bride and will buii alive in her new
home the br ght memories of her wed
ding day.
Tbe bridal party made n striking pic
ture in front of lie chancel. Tbe
bridesmaids and groomsmen entered
separately, preceded by the'ushers, and
the bride s mother was escorted to ber
place by Mr. W. W. Montgomery, jr.. a
near friend and college mato of the
groom. Ideating the church the couples
were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Bryan,
Major and Mrs. MacWhorter; and Miss
Hattie Oanahr with Mr. F. C. Bryan.
Miss Crowella Douebty with Mr W. W.
Montgomery, jr.. Miss Louise Connelly
with Mr. Henry Lamar, Miss Rn
North with Mr. Wright Steadman, Miss
Mary Q. Smith with Mr, Matt. Manly,
and Miss Carrie Crane with Mr. Joseph
Oauabl. jr. Tbe ushers oa tbe occasion
were Messrs. Arty- Ganahl, L. O.
Doughty, F. M. Butt and Henry North.
Justices Recommended.
At a meeting of the Democratic Exec
utive Committee of Craven county, held
in New Berne, N. C , February 4th,
1889, for the purpose of recommending
to the Legislature ths appointment of
Magistrates for Craven county, the fol
lowing names were suggested for the
several townships:
No. LTownebip-G. J Dudley, J. B
Oardner.
No. 2 Township S E Wbitford, Geo.
R. West.
No. 8 Township J. E. Kornegay,
Joseph Klnsey.
No. 6 Township Wm. E. Salter, Jno
S Morton.
No. ti Township T. II. Mallison, B.
E. Williams.
o.n74Towalsr-Wm. Fey, O. L.
utasofr. j
8.TowanTp W4. Q; Brinson, H
ii( Marshall,-nW.F. Rounuee, 8, R
BtreU 'J.' J. Tolson. Jno. Humphrey
Wnt. If. Watson ("Wy P. Burrus, Nathan
TisdalejB.u.iAn.
i.Ner TewnahJp A. E. Wadswdrth
w;(i(n.'".i-
.1 . v A.PTICB TO SicyrHERS'
llfJBB 'WarsLowV 6othin9 Stucp
should fclways beuted for children
teethlnjiIt soothe the child,' softens
tie gums', allaya all pain, cures wind
rnlio. and la tha haat remedr for 'd iar-
bm; "i wenrr-Htrcents a Dome.
Special Prestlaat List far Ike Game,!
Fish, Oyster aad ladastrlal Fair, j
Boat loaf bread, 1 silk umbrella.
' roils, 1 clock.
" beaten biscuit, 1 glees pitcher. I
" inn powder btoceit, half dozen ;
baking powders.
" pastry, half doaen baking powder I
oollectioa of oake. 1st prem 1 bang
ing lamp, sd pram, set tab.e
knives.
' fruit cake, Smyrna rug
n preeervrs, 3 oana tomatoe.
orange preserves 3 cans tomatoes
pins spple preMrvrs. 3 cans tomt .
peach preserves. 8 cans tomatoes
' wine jelly, 1 cake,
collection from th. country by on
person, 1 sack flour
buggy afghan. 1 handsome lamp
" baby afghan, I tin toilet act.
article of wearing apparel made by
girl, ring of N Carolina gold
2d beet, hook of poeius 31 best
silk muftlur
darning by achool girl bo. k . f
poems
home-mad. cotton stockings naif
bolt plaid,
bom.-aad. coitoo aocks half t 'i
plaids
display of machfne s ing . v.ls
sbirtiog
d mplay of band uig if J 0'
woven cloth, wooll.n Jim
display of plants, selection h o e
roars
display of cut Mower i log
desk.
' pannel. 1 lamp
" crayon drawing. Byron's i'oeins
decorated vase, framed pi lure
Neatest patch, felt tidy.
Pretuest variety hand painted d.oora
ti cs. 1 piece silver ware
When c onstipated . lake a d we , (
l.aiaiior To sulTsr from liver diseaen
when so cheap and sure a ramedr as
1. aiador can be had, I an actual ci one
against one s own health. I'rice . 1 1 1 v
2. 'i cents
ll is hard woik for ihe baby to out
teeth and It should be assisted by the
use of Dr Bull Baby Syrup which
i.l cooi Ihe iLllitned gum
lnbrrlld Blood IMion.
many people there are
How
win
e
distress from sores, ache, pains and
eruptive tendencies are due to inherit
ed blood poison. Had blood passe from
parent to child, and It therefore is the
duty of husband and wife to keep their
blood pure This i easily accomplished
by a timely use of II. B. B (Ititano
Blood Halm). Wend to Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, for book of most convincirg
proof.
James Hill, Atlanta. Oa . writes
"My two sons were a filleted with blood
poison, which doctors said was heredi
tary. Thsy both broke out in sores and
eruptions which H. IV. H. promptly con
trolled and Anally cured completely."
Mrs. S M. Williams. Sandy. Texas,
writes "My three poor afflicted chil
dren, who inherited blood poison, have
improved rapidly after a use of B B H.
It is a Oodsend. "
J. R. Wilson, (lien Alpine Station, N
C, Feb. 13, 1885, writes "Bone and
blood poison forced me to have ray leg
amputated, and on the stump there
came a large ulcer, which grew worse
every day until doctors save me up to
die. 1 only weighed 120 pounds when
I began to take B. B. B., and 12 bottles
increased my weight to 180 pounds and
made me sound and wall. I never
knew what good health was before "
List or Letters
Remaining in the postoffice at New
Berne. Craven county, N. G .February
10th, 1889:
II. S. Burnudes, hliliia Bell. Leakey
Camdian. Joseph Clemmons, Sarah J
Fulcber. Rebecca C. Jones, Annie Jones.
John S. Kelly (3) El i zibet h Norman 12)
James F. Uuinn (3) F. D. Robinson
Nannie Sammons. Caroline Simmons,
Martha Tillett, J. M. Yodes
Parsons calling for above letters, will
say advertised, and give date of list.
The regulations now require that one
cent shall be collected on the delivery
0f each letter advertised
M. Manly, P.M.
THEIR BI'SINESS BOOMI.MO.
I'robably no one thing has caused surb
a general revival of trade at E. N. Duffy s
rusr store as their giving away to their
customers of so many free trial bottles of
Dr. Kmc s New Discovery for tonsamp
tion. Their trade is simDlv enormous in
this very valuable article from the fact
that it always cures and never disappoints
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Cronp
aod all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before baying by
getting a trial bottle free, large size $1.
Every bottle warranted. For sale by R. N.
Duffy, Wholesale and lie tail Drnggst
Wholesale price, $8 per dozen
DIED.
At Raleigh, K. C, Febri, - 5th,
after a long illness from , . . neu
monia. Liura L'lwcoojb. w . ; V. B.
Bell, jr., formerly of New B ne N. C.
SALE OF Y ALU iBLE REAL ESTATE.
I will s.11, for eaati, at th. Court Honse In
Beaufort, on H.aaar. March 18ih.l889.
be lnt th. flrst day of tb. bprlng Term of
Oarterat Buperior uowrt, nv. oundred acres
of land fin four aevmal tracts) ilta'.ted on
th. north sld. of Bofne Sound, on both sides
o4 th. Atlantic A horta Carolina Railroad.
ana aeonv tnre. muea vm or More net a
Citv. The interest or tb. Carolina city Com
pany ia on. hundred and thirty -five acres,
between high water mark and tb. channel
of Bona. Bound, and In front of the above
daaeritod land. Alao. about seven hundred
town lots, aa designated In theplaa or Caro
lina JUJ.
JNO. D. DAVIS,
Receiver Carolina l Hy Company
Beaofort, N. O., Feb. 11, 1SSS. Iaw4w
TO AIL f EDM IT II! CCICEBI.
This la to certify that the Sim of Taylor t
Weaka, at Bandars Btore, la dlasolvM)iy mn.
tnal on not, B. F.Taylor having sold te E.
B. Weeks. KeapMtrallr,
B. r. fAYLOR,
E. B. WEEKS,
8an4en!itr.re,5.C.,reh.7lW. dwlt
Look To Your Interest!
Farmers, Omctry Merchants and the
"Jn generally are invited
to rail and
examine oar slock of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Provisions Etc.
W e a! wav
LralcJ
tte rle-
State Trison am. I'jibona
Doota aud Sliofj
tttry pa.r w4r raL
d
e have i Urge suj i. uf
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ROBLi.TS BROS.,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
BEST THAT IS MADE.
ACTIVE SOAP!
FREE! V
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Just Received:
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DRUGS & MEEiCiXES CHEAP FOR CASH.
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without board.
Fine local it y
Apply at JoiHS-w. oiri. p. fc3Jwtf
New Goods & New Samples.
A Full Line of t lu vi t Suits from
SlVi'O to SI" 00. Ciii l,e beat in Ihe
State for the money.
(iASKII.I. ,v CHADWICK.
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SAM'L T. SKIDMOEE,
Whole&alo Commission
FISH DHALEK,
112 t Ml BEEKnAH STHKET,
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR
MIDI'LK STi.LEf,
Two dooii
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NEW TETIXE. X, C.
novl dtf
Life Size Portraits.
Life Size Portraits, ia 0.1 or Crajon,
made from nv kind of stnall nWnra
by Mies AURORA MACE. ,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Apply at her residence. Johnson
street. fehadwW
For 30 Days Only !
HEATING STOVES
FOR LESS THAN COST
FOR TBE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
Now is ihe time to buy. We must
reduce our stock. This is no humtaf
Come and see mr. !
iP. M. DRANEYr v
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