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a NEW BERNE. N. C.. SATUBDAY. APRIL 20. 1889.
price 5 cents;
quenal: i
Buscmsa -locals;,,
OPENED toother bbL ef &io Corned
Beet today. Q E. Blotu-
EASTEB NOVELTIES for sale at F.&
Duffy1 Drug Store Middle
street.
18 it
1 f TSCSS VKAT. E.anorabd Annie
Preaee. Pie Peachee, ete.
J - C E. Slotks
LOST A email open-face eUrer vetch
' with gold chela, ensreet, between
tYeaidence of Thoe. 8. Bowerd OB Bout
Front etreel end the millinery itore of
CherchUl & Lane. Liberal reward will
be paid for. He mane to the Journal
office. ( , ' .. . Ieptl9v. .
CtlOICK lot Small Heme jut re
eeived. C. E.8L0TU
EUBE BLACKBERRY JUICE fcr
medlcel eirpoeee et- st
, all H.jJMttiimn;:.
, T)LQUQB3,CalUvet0fv and Harrows
X at err low prices. ,
DENTAL CBEWI G U M
Cleaee,'P reserve and- Beeatifle
the teeth and eweeteae Ah breath,
lteoommended by dentist.-; Sold by
drugaiate end ooefeotioBera. Try it.
t nprt-tr. ' -;v V. 'J
T7A1CILY MEAT. CUTTERS at
A'
Geo. allen & Co.
IMPORTED FRENCH BRANDY AND
HOLLAND QlNJurt reoeired and
for eale by ' - James Redmond.
I FERTILIZERS for Traokere and for
: Cotton PtAnUre, at
5y t . .. - Geo. Allen ft Co.
TUSf RECEIVED Another lot of
tl .GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
. for tale by James Redmond.
ONE Thoutand Roll Wall Paper at
very low price.
f. - ' ci ' , Geo. Allen ft Co.
;'pURE WINES AND LIQUORS for
t X. Uadioinal and other neee for sale
i . by .t James Redmond.
T ,; Tna Pope o? . Borne was ill on
, "Wednesday.
! s.-lj . - .
' ; Tsm Koox Yak is t be the Jiew
Chinese. Minister to the ynitid
Bute .
A Washington correspondent
says Assistant Postmaster General
; ' Olarkson "is ' making 150 appoint
; ments daily.
- ': Chicago distanced.' The Char
lotte News says: "Judge Shipp
granted divorces to three couples
la Wilmington Monday, inside of
one; hour."; i
. Six "thousand emigrants em
" barked upon seven steamships-at
''Liverpool, last Wednesday, , The
majority af these emigrants are
. ; bound for the United States.
; ' 'A Ms. Stbatjss; engaged In the
I torefgn fruit business in New York,
is renorted to have received. ADril
17th. A cablegram to tht effect thai! a
vessel in the foreign fruit trade has
picked up the passengers and crew
of the steamer Danmark-
, The pleading fEepublican As
-r"semblymen have excused the As
eembly ceiling steal on 1 the plea
that If the work bad been done
."under the dlrestion of tn0;proj?et
oScer, the Democratic Superia
' dent of the Capitol, Mr. Cleveland
might have been elected Instead of
Mr. Harrison. N.T. World. "
, MuNCTPAL elections held yester
day (Wednesday) in many towns
and villages la .Illinois In which
, the saloon" question was the" bora
in j one," the ' anti-license element
easiidatea were v'suecessful riia
ei;tnoa towns, the,license element
la seventeen, the Republican Jicket
in tlx and the Democratic in eight.
-Wilkin rton Star.
Tti r-ath is solidly Democratic
a t " ' - - aia so because its busf-
ttzi commercial future,
growth and eccurity otits property
interests and the safety of ; its'ftto-
fie
depend upon 'the white man
governing. ,'EvtaJ'
t-i!oss to ba!! 1 1 . I
I id" t:ach ty
' :wtha terc" tD
' : f. v -a cm
: t 5 tjna-aite cm'
VT ro-iior), one
, tlx boats, one
.vie:, t cr barber
Tsk OQOTictioi la Ajka&saa aad
lentenct to twantj ana years la tha
penitentiarj of , a WaJtaCap, baa
been mentioned. It Is noteworthy
that the only known Instance of the
punishment of alWhita Cap ahoald
be, not In the North, j where White
Caps, moat abound, batjatheao
called lawtpss 8oiUh.lTorfolk Vir
ginian. t 1
; Bib JJtjliah I PauhcmoW the
new British! Minister to this eoan,
try, was presented by the em
ployees of the Foreign o3ce before
he left London"' wtth a handsome
ailrer jnkstanr). -;,Asr his predeces
sors at" Washing toi:io f ill? place
through an indiscreet letter, this
nkstand given to PaaneeXpte-aar-
ries with it a hint of to obscure
significance. -Exchange: ' '
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
C. E. ELOTiR-Corned beef.
C. E. Slovks -Small hams.
C. R. Thomas, Ja. For rent.
C. E, Sloveb Mince meat, etc '
Howard ft Jones James Means shoe
The trucker are puihiog forward
their asparagus and radishes. Peaa will
be in in a few day. t t '
The sharpie "Dan" belonging to D.
Bell, of Morehead City, wee at the E
C. D. wharf TesUrdar wkh a load of
porpoue hides.
Judge George Rodman bae promieed
to give his opinion on the exoduct ques
tion a soon a he giree thorough oon-
deration so he can answer " 'teligi
bly."
J. J. Harris, the colored postmaster
for Fort Barnwell, wa in the city yes-
erday fixing up his bond. Cheatham
seems to be male log pretty good head
way in securing small places for the
brethren.
George Washington, a young colored
man of this city, who was sent fto the
penitentiary some few years sinoe for
killing a sailor in a fight up town, died
on the 15th inst. He was a religious
enthusiast from the time of his cenyio-
tion to date of his death.
Fourth Ward Republicans.
The Republicans of the fourth ward
held a large and harmonious meeting
on Thursday night at Dray ton Hall, at
which E. A. Richardson presided aid
C. R. Bobbins was secretary. V. A,
Crawford, the present incumbent,, was
unanimously " nominated. Speeches
were made by E. S. Dudley and L H.
Smith, in which some good advice was
given about the exodus movement.
The First Peas. f..:-
vThefiistbexof psae Jor the season
wu shipped' over the A. ft N. O. K.
yeeUrday .by J. H, Lewis and Bryan
Slaughter, two colored' men o James
City,' they were of this Horning Star
variety seed, bought of J. t, Clark; ef
this city, and were consigned to W. H.
Ltpecbrab ft Co.; N. - Y.f V I i :ii
Lut season the first box u shipped
on the 16th of April, and fa 1887 on, the
18th, by the same shipper, J. H. Lewis
of James City. tA i
" 1 - An - 'm a ii '
Attempi at Suicide. -'IK
'Qeod-bys Beck,"said Tempa DavU,a
oolored woman who. Is in the habit
of imbibing the ardent too freely, as she
sailed off the E. C. D. wharf into the
dock yesterday afternoon Becton is
one of V the stevedores ' ea
thtM S-wharfS-3aa4 2dhe) '- and
othera held to Ed Jaekeon while- he
swung himself out and grabbed Tsmpa,
bringing her lack on the wharjt. She
was under the Influence oX4 liquor and
evidently intended to drown herself,
but her "good-bye Beck," gsve timely
warning of her Intention ifld was sarid,
She was pat on a dray nd;carriedito
the station, looking a limber as a dish
rag. . ,. ,
Personal. , f
Mr. J. J. Ward of Bwansboro called
to see ne yectsrdsy and reports the
town en a boom. . - ' . . i
II. R. Eryan, Esq., I ss returned from
a trip to Tew York, on t j' esa.
I'i' r I Eoghes has vA ned from
V ' '-;ron Ci'.y hefa ta 1 is been on
; ' - -It ' " 1. '.' :'4 'j
J a. Co. n,'Inwii rivedl last
nigut on his a7 Washington
Hs has been holding court ft the slghth
district and the papers speak of him In
very complimentary terras. '
Mr. Jas. C. Roberts of Acnistoo, Ala.
is visiting bis fathr,F'C. Eobei U,E
IXr. W. H. Waiiard of Ealo'-b 1
la
the city."1 4 " '..
V r?. Rodolph Duffy, and I I
! ':f r?"aYorVyf- ":y.
r ,: --'i li r-1
tgt Boat. v- . : ' '
The. young Udiee of Christ Caarch
Aid Society will hare an sgg hunt on
Easter Monday at half-past- three
e'elqok y. as. ia tear of the Cole house
on Pollock between Hancock and Met
calf streets. Children are lavltednto
oasew. AdmitUaoe, 10 cents. -.
-The egg aeat win be an Interesting
eportftxadaltsuwelluehlldren. The
laying of eggs will be extensive.
A Passenger Station andWarshoua
at Newport.
-Next week the Atlantic, ft Ncgth
Carolina Railroad begins the erection
of a neat and tasteful little, station at
Newport The Newport people are to
be eoagratnlated. Thia is something
they nave( never had, and we venture
to say like other work done on the road
IS will be first-clAM. The President
seems to go on quietly and calmly with
the various improvements, apparently
mnooaoerned as to the clamor of the
friends of the various caadidatee for his
position er the excitement overoireu
latin g petitions. Among other improve
ments we note the introduction of ga
in the New Berne warehouse. This
doee wey .with ths use of oil lamps
and sWee: greater facilities for the
peed j handling ef truck at night.
The Petition la Kineton.
The effort to get np a petition in Kin
sua praying luovernor rowle to re
appoint Mr. Bryan President of the A
ft N. C. R. seems to have creeted some
excitement, and is about to rebound
Uh double fofee. The Free Preae
charges that pndue influence- had been
used by Mr';Woo4, on of the director
of the road, to get people to sign the pe
tition and thirteen of those who did
efgn will forward the following letter to
the Coyer nor:
His Excellency Gov. D. 0. Fowls,
"Raleigh, N. C
"We the undersigned oitisene of Kin-
ston.N. C, eigned a petition presented
to ne by Mr. D. Wood, a drreotor ef the
S N. C. Railroad, requesting your
Excellency to retain the present man
agement of the road. Sinoe signing tbs
same we find publlo sentiment decided
ly opposed to the reappointment or Mr
Bryan ae president of the road and we
desire the withdrawal of our recom
mendation in said petition. "
Mr. Bryan seems to have been unfor
tunate indeed with hie dealings with
the people of Kinston.. The Free Press
supposss that not, more than a half
dozen names ef Kinston business men
remain on Mr. Bryan's petition.
We think, it unfortunate that this
question should .have been stirred up
so toon, .but it 'Ja the old spring topic
and, when the time arrives f or the sap
to rise it ie hard to keep it down. .The
p will be on the go down tit it Own
accord,, ea doubtless will this agitation,
before the Governor appoints the direc
tors of the road.
We hear of men going through the
eountry at a break-nook speed looking
for the truoksrs to sign a petition, and
If (hey are nsiag the argument that we
hear of in order to obtain signatures,
Mi i Bryan ' may yet have to cry out
save me froaa my friends." The argn
meift being used It is said, is that if Mr,
Bryan is not retained the track train
will be discontinued . and all the truok
I will have to go by - boat I except oa the
regular" freight train. . Such arguments
advaaoed this early in tha conteet wQl
sura rsboundV Chips will fly back.
-Better keep cool awhUevor ooaduet
the contest fairly.'- Let the Governor
have the truth, ths whole truth and
nothing bat the truth r. ..
Steam Navigation, from mlthfield to
ew Benie."
The citlaanst: of T Seven 5 Springs n
Wayne cooaty held quite as Snttrasias-
tio meeting on Saturday, the 13th inst
for the purpceeof organising, a steanv
boat compaay iui rales nxmey to bund
a boat to rva on tha NsusS rivsf be
tween Shi th field and New Berne. ' The
meSn as presidediovir W. O.
Broadhurst, Dr, J. Grady acting as
secretary,- f A committee) was appointed
on resolution which reported as follows
0 Be ft known thai we whose names ax
hereunto annexed have thia day entered
into a copartnership to be known as the
Seven Sprine and . Goldsboro Steam
Navigation Company, and do farther
scrree to establish a steamboat line from
Smithfield to New Berne; and do farther
agree that as soon as snmoient amount
of (took is subscribed a Board ox Direct
ors shall be elected whose duty it shall
be to organize for business and transact
such business a may .be required
carry out the object in view-3 :
Thia committee reooommend that
boots of subacrtptioa be opened at such
places as may be deemed most practic
able to the furtherance of the same ana
suitable partiee be naad , to solicit
stocks v s - '-.
They farther recommend that as soon
i tv desired amount of stock is sub
icritel that the rretent secretary be
powered tocalTa rsnsral meeting of
stxkbcliers for permanent organi-
::. l-fport '.cf tbe committee was
1 ttl a c-i'e sffolated to
i f i .l ;';"n aol solicit
when steamboats plitd the irvct
weea New Berne and Smith Said, and
the people alone ita banks, far in
Wayne aad Johnston oevntiee, were
acquaiated with our people, did buetne
ita them end had an interest in com
mon with them. There Is no reason
by the tame relation should not exist
xcept the iatrod action of railroad ha
gotten everybody to believe that water
trantportatio la too low for tai day
aad time. Many farmer along the
bank of the Neuse are several mile
frosa the rsrlroads, yet they neglect the
natural channel, provided by nature
hhout monr y and without price, for
carrying their prodce to market and
exchanging for other necessaries, and
haul with their teams everything they
ell and everything they bay averl
miles in order to find a market. No
oheaper freight tan be asked for than
are being obtained at New Berne over
the water line North Th people
along the bank of the Niuee as far a
it i nevigable are antitled to the same
advantages if tbev will but uke advan
tage of it
We hop the new meamboat cvtnpny
ill succeed anil get a toat on at an
early day of such builu tU,-u tu-au make
tbe trip from Saiilhfield l Ne Berne
t any neaeon of the year. Tho people
of New Heme will exteiui ihtiiu liearly
welcome.
0KTU CAROLINA NEMS.
From the State 1'npors.
Wilmington Star: Receipts of new
crop roein were reported on I hange
yesterday by M. J. Meyer and It V .
Hick. Mr. Wray. tbe veterinary ex
pert, returned to Washington jester-
ay. So far a heard from there have
been so new caa.ee of glanders, and it
I confidently believed that the ditx-uue
ha been eradicated.
Durham Plant: Tho K. & b. Kmlrosd
Complany has placed upon tho passenger
depot ingeniously constructed bulletins
pon which ar recorded, by means of
dial, hand and movable plates, the
number of train, in what direction
they are going, whether on time or de
layed, and at what time they are ex
peoted to arrive. It is a good thine.
Something of tbe kind has Ions; been
needed.
New and Observer: Several persons
witnessed the novelty of seeing an ox
hod yesterday at Pennington's black
smith (hop. Most of them had never
een the eight before. Ex President
Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland are ex
pected to spend a week at Morehead
during'the ceaeion of the Assembly.
The Governor be made ex-Lieut. Gov.
Stedman chairman of the North Caro
lina delegation tothe Washington Cen
tennial in New York a graceful and
appropriate aot.
Scotland Neck Democrat: We have
seen and beard of more wheat in this
community tbie spring than usual.
Thft is s hopeful sign. A consider
able trihgof fence dividing Halifax, and
Bartm counties was ournea last week.
can ah t accidentally, we learned,
from fires used by the railroad hands.
Mr. Walter Dunn lost a fine dog
last week. He went mad and bit sev
eral dogs In the town and community,
and went through Palmyra and made a
swipe among the dogs there.
Wilmington Messenger: Sev
eral Wilmington firms are
among ' the . creditor of T.
Memory's son whose failure as
been announoed from Waiteville.
The question of emigration hae now be
come a matter or consideration and
consequence to the oolored people of
this section. A mass meeting or tbe
oolored people of the city was held last
night at the First Colored Presbyterian
church, for the purpose of considering
the question of emigration and electing
delegates to attend a Bute Emigration
Convention of colored people to be held
in Raleigh on the last Fridsy in the
month, April 215th.
Asheville Citizen: Mr. D. V. Thrash
and family, and a party composed of
seventeen people living in the vioinlty
of Aeheville, left yesterday to make
their future home in the- newly d
mitted Slate of Washington. Rev. T.
A. Wharton, of Wayensville, has been
unanimously called to the,Steele creek
church, Mecklenburg county, which is
said to be the largest country oburoh in
the South among the Presbyterians. It
has over 600 members, nnoV its congre
gation jraries from 800 to l,w every
Sabbath.
-Charlotte Chronicle; -.Last night.
about 920 o'clock, a burster attempted
to- enter the residence of . Mrs. tt ., y.
CathbcrtsoB, , who! liyee on 8th street
between B and 0. Daring ths session
of the Mecklenburg Criminal Court just
adjourned, star negroes, or whom one is
a woman aero sentenced to the fehaln
rang-- and two negro men ' were sen
tenced to the penitentiary for ten rears
--G. W.TiUett, or this city, received
a letter yesterday front hie father-in-
law. Dr. D. N. Patterson, of. Mangum,
who wrote that a few nights ago some
wagoners camped near his house and
ieif a nre Binuanii ineuwina diow toe
coals into the ? woods neas by. which
. . . ft . mi . a ft . . . .
were toon in a oiase. , me nre spread
rapidly, and in a short time it Waa car
ried by the wind to Dr.' Patterson's lot.
His barns, stables aad othea?othoutes
were consumed, and his residence was
saved with difficulty;. v.
! EockicEharoHRoelet: "Last Friday
was another windy day and forest firei
were strain j on the rampage. .They
broke out on the north and south ef
town and swept over a large territory
do?rg great damage. We regret
v-y mr h to announce tbe death, which
years of ace. and died ef heart d
We know ef a family of Mineral
Springs township, this county, oonsiat
inr of father, mother aad nine chil
dren, none ef whom either use tobacco
in any form er whiekey exoept atriotly
ae medicine. It ie a record to be proud
ef. We nute add that the father uke
eeveral nappere and always pay
cash in advance for them, and doee not
have to run around town the first of
January looking for tome merchant to
run him" during tke year.
Chatham Record : The first snake
story of the season oomes from Mr. K.
R. Smith of Hadley towaetup, who says
that he killed a black anake, last Satur
day, that measured I feet In length and
7 inchee in oircuanf arence. The coun
ty coroner and superintendent of health
went yesterday to toe Buck horn section
for the purpose of investigating the
caaaeofkr. Richard Weothere' death,
which occurred very suddenly last
month. Some persons suspect that he
wa poisoned. Deputy Collector
Spenoe Taylor made quit an stnie
revenue raid a few day ago. In
Hickory Mountain tawaship h cap
tured and destroyed two illicit stills,
and next day be cut up two more on
Deep river, in Gulf township. Thence
be proceeded to Montgomery connty,
where h captured and cut up another,
making five (till dotroyd in three
days. After destroying the on in
Montgomery county he spent the night
at a house about five miles distant and
next morning hi buggy was aliasing.
He tracked it about two miles and thar
found it cut all to piece, having been
destroyed no doubt by the owner of
the captured (till.
Atlantic ft N. C. It (o.,
President's Ornt'E.
New Bikne. April 19. 1-9
Editor Jocbnal Permit me through
your columns to thank th fire depart
ment, citizen, and employees of the
company, for their faithful and efticient
work at the burning of the New Kerne
passenger station.
Very truly youra,
Washington Bryan, Pres.
For Rent,
Two Summer Residences in Beaufort,
Moore street, batween Front and
Ann, near Miss Sarah Divig. Will rent
for summer season.
Apply for terma to
a20dwlw C. It. THOMAS. Ju.
RODOI.PB DCFFY. R 11 MON.
Duffy & Nixon,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
Office over R. N. Duffy drug store.
Branch Office: Catharine Lake, Ona-
w county. aplQdwly
Aak Tour Retailer for the
JAMES MEANS
$4 SHOE
OK TUB V
JAMES MEANS
$3 SHOE.
According to Your Heeds.
JAMES STEAMS S4 BTTOT3
liiltihtandttTUtli. It flu
Kmrnini. no BKUl'lKK!)
. SO" BREAKING IM, be
1 Ing ptrtattij tuj tlx Dm droe It
ttworn. it will Mtlifr the mmt
It. JAMEHMKAN4
H1IOB U ateolutalr tka
Roe or lu piioe whlctj
M trtt bem Maced ei-
ttnlively on tho narkrt
mwnicn aoraoiuty
It coDUOered oefon
mere out
Itumttasbutrurl
J. MEAX9 & CO., noston.
Full Hoe of Ibe abo-ve thoca for alo b
Howard & Jones.
Steamer Howard.
Independent Steamboat Line.
On and after Thursday the 29th da? ol
April the. steamer Howard will ran
the following schedule: 1
For Trentoa every Thursday at eight
'clock, returning Friday.
For Polloksville every Tuesday at
eight o'clock, returning same dsy.
J. J. LASITTER. Manager.
J. J. DraoeWAT, Agent at New Berne.
SPniIIG CLOTHING
I have a Fine Lin of Samples for
Spring and Bummer Clothing made to
order by D. Kleiri & Bro., Merchant
Tailors, Philadelphia; and will oall
with, samples on any who wish to bay-
Information left at the store of ueo,
Allen &Ce. will he promptly attended
to. , Measures taken and satisfaction
guaranteed. Prioee very low.
Uni' orms a .peeialty.
aplS df ASA JONES, Agent,
A Lot of OVERiULS
and JUMPERS
. ;:r . ; AT.i.v i v.
JAS. J. TAYIOR'S.
iViH.be sold cheap aad warranted
not to rip. Engineers and - sailors will
do well to call and see for themselVei.
"Wholesale aaI ' EetaiJ 'Qroce
1 .
ism
MVa VJA'MtMlof
wv - - u -.v. X-Jl
W2 Vev sTS.
The Hew Datls,
The Ficneer SrrroisZIichi
Orders left with Ms JOHJT SCTKB ec
wUh Mrs. HIN lut oa tldilo atrMtlor Uio
UAVW bJLHiNU MACU1NK wttj rooatvo
aplf dwly
J. M H151S(. Aseat.
Barrington & Bailer,
Hte just receiyed a FineLtaalof ;
Clothing. Shoes. Diy 36ods.
and as Nobby Line of STRAW. CATS
as you ever saw. Agency f the
A. A. BATTLES' $150 CALF SHOF.
KKHV WARRANTES,
Also agency K.r -The () fit.t-
Island Dyeinu Establishment."
s?sGo to F. S. DUFFY
DiluGGIST,
AND Bl'V
MEDICINES CHEAP FOR CASH.
The stM.rniif nt of Tiutset In i
city.
A i vi 11 as.it i meul ut
t mi.li and Warranted
(.amen St-w's
A laiu. vaue.l and t,el. i slork: of 1'erfu.
merv au.l Kim- i-.n,i.s.
A choke nat.uuinil of t ine and ejbean
l'r,.,,riel. th ,,f huttj t T.nln MlAam,
Mat I'l H, h n'ii.T i
Kealher N ork m.j a;,r
Mism A W. IM t
i M. iitiled Blrdi,
A nicit-s made by
All if w! umi u c i.flr
at the. VKBX LOW-
l'Kli l s ;,,r r.v-n
dec I dwlf y 8 i-njryi
V M .
BABY CARRIAGES.
TlltH:V RtMKU y KM U ER CO
M M. I. I.KADM
W H ( l hrlllil fll-.l nr inimnfaMnpn.
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- I oIlLt'S. 1 ill Hsafoai nn.l
M:iM i
A.I I liH uontls a( fllSnnfantnra
"I tin. I kuI
tiMal W H aian hav. th..
fin'
U 11 III I a tfv!f ff Kahtr I -
" , ' 1 1 I I tit' 1 1 hn
i.uglil to I h la
t ''locks, pic-
our hoikIh milt
f'itt. i her f"T
than nny . 1 h.-i
p..t en for
is,-, ii, n i r in an.l SO per
can msi n,), t obeaper
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TUKNFK &. CO..
I'KOPHIKTOllS.
N.-w Heme, J. (,
'.t -I M!.l. II.' at i,.,.
Spring Millinery.
New Goods !
Latest Styles and
Dress Making!
MRS. SCARBORO & KOONCE,
Second floor, Southeast Corner, of
O. MARKS' STORE.
al2dlra NKV BFRNE. N. C.
CORN! CORN! CORN!
50,000 Bushels
F"or Sale
V. P. BURRUS & CO.,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND GRAIN DEALERS,,
Maesjct Dock,
NEW BEKNE, N. fj.'3
S" Consign ns your produce.'
mava dwtf
-4
1802.
ClfiABSl CIGARS!
Clnoral
Till yon can't reat. I have
Cigars to sell, and Clear
that I want to sell. Vhyf
Because that la ttif boat,
nesa; by it i make poor
living, bat 1 hopjj hon
est one. I wish I w, ,
large mannfaerarer' W ,
some kind, when I onld
employ ell the mm fel
lows w no uon't want to work li tbeaeomd.
I would And somethln for them UTtfo, to
keep them out of mischief. But a It w I
most sell CUar and Tobacco; and be tile
way. If you want Gravity's fine cbMelwt
Tobacco, I have It. and other Rood klnda '
III ...... .. 1 O. 1. , . . ..
nim. nuu Din'i.ci a ArLiuiue KBueramV
Alao, Soda Water, Ginger Ale. Deep goek
Water, and waay, Com and se m. hr -
WM.U falmkr.
Middle St., NewbeW "
BABY CARRIAGE
ASD . " '
Furnitiirel!
A new lot Of the Latest StVtmi of BinV
Carriages, and a large assortment, of
every description of Furniture iust re
celTed, and will ba received.
' please, ealt, and tee ' ut Bahv Car
nages.s . -n ,.4-, n 4HvV-
Prices Right Dtmn.toCRock
Bottom." - ? -i.':'J.,"'''v'"r,""
JOHN SUTER
sei dw!? ' Middle st. Nw r-
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IS
DUES 1
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the,
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H insi'r from
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1 1 FOOT OF ITIDDLE ST2SET,
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