Daily Journal
VOL, VIIL-NO. 47
NTEW BEENE. N. C. SATURDAY. MAY l 188l.
PRICE CENTS.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
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nURLlP8fo,U,fco,.r,.O.rnM:Bl;n-GoMlwro P't Hmg
A3 Millet at Messenger.
mJ5iw 8. W. A E. W. Shallwood.
TorSD-On lb. pr.mlae. or H. DU- TuE w!fe who biiS labored in the
L uhunt. about three mile from the j home to earn or to save, hi!e the
hubmd haaUborea in the field,
Hog w lib hit .trip running over '
tit forehead, and a lubt mark in on ' the shop or the counting room, is
ear. 0.nercangtthahoby eoaiing!JU8t a partner m bis eamings and
altar him an J paying for dverue-lJ r ....
aau Mil their saving, and should share in
1U8T RECEIVED-A aoppfy of Pans
tt Green
for exterminate.,? potato j
bag
mil tf
WHiTTY & GaTHS.
T AND FLASTEKacd PARIS UREKN
Yj
for Potato Burft
ui8l-tf ) Geo
Allen A Co
ICE CREAM Delicious Ice Cream at
Sarah Ox ley Parlor on Broad,
near M id d la street. to 1 0 1 m
1JCRE ICE-I am now ready lo turn
iab all my customer, and ibe public
generally with Pure lea at the very
email price of one oeot per pounl. I
am at my old Uan J on Broad streeet.
between the .tore of J J. Tolsoo and
E. B. Hack bur a Opeu Sundays from
six to nine a. m . twelv. to one and six
to aeen p. m.
m8 tf. LMiNl Kl. KlSIIKK.
(CENTRAL ia: DEPOT -Imported
J Ice lo. a lb ('pen oo Sunday at
usual hours K. C Bakkb,
m3 lm Broad street.
I)CRE BLACKBERRY JF1CK for
I medical purposes at
al7 tf James Kkpmonp's.
IIRST CLASS jjb work executed at
this oliice on satisfactory terms.
a2ll tf
IJLOCOHS. Cultivators anl llarrovrs
at very lo prices.
Oku. Alio & Co.
DENTAL C 11 E W I N 0 O V M
Cleanses, Preserves and Beautifies
the teeth and sweetens the breath
Keoommended by dentists Hold ly
druggists and confectioners Try it
ftprS If
I.'AMILY MEAT riTTF.RSat
I (lKO. AI.I.KN .t Co
IMPORTED FRENCH Bit ANDY AND
HOLLAND (UN, just received and
for sale by Jamks Rk.im.)N1.
JUST RECEIVED-Another lut of
OARRETTH COON AC BRANDY
for sale by James Rkpm ;m
NE Thousand Rolls Wall Piper at
very low prices
(lKO.
Ai.i.kn A Co.
URE WINES AND LIQUORS for
1
Medicinal hi,, I other nnes for sale
by
Jambs Rkdmond
"Imagination is that part of a
man which magnifies his own
troubles and his neighbor's joys."
J . -1-JI " sc
It is un lerstood that the editori
al succession to the late Allen T.
Kice will fall to General Lloyd S.
liryce.
l'ARNELL may be convicted by
the court, bnt he stands acquitted
by the enlightened judgment of
mankind.
Sam Jones' meeting at Danville,
Va., closed Wednesday. About
1,000 persons professed conversion
daring the meeting.
Mr. Eobert L. Lincoln, the
new American Minister to England,
accompanied bj his family, arrived
at Liverpool on the steamer City of
Paris, on the 22d, and prooeeded at
oo ue to London.
THERE is a shade of hair known
in New York State as the Schenec
tady blonde. It cornea from a town
that is not far from Auburn. It is
the same way with the hair. N. O
Picayune.
'Thb, law enacted by the Ari
zona Legislature fixing death as
the penalty for train robbing is a
step in the right direction. If the
robbers will 'hang up' trains they
should themselves be hung up."
'IN his testimony before the Par
nell Commission, Mr. O'Brien at-
. tempted to enter into the details of
the outrage instigated by the Gov
ernment, but Attorney General
Webster objected, and his objection
r was sustained by the court.
Wk trust that this receipt,
it farnished,;by Jhe Philadelphia
Times, maybe of value to' some of
1 our Republican ; neighbors: "The
-,. . fellow ;whd wan ta to get there first
under this administration should
begin by marrying a Harrison."
Norfolk Virginian..
NO other administration! has put
so manycolored - men' 'in the r mail
senrioe as tbai of PfesfdeoJ Harri
son.'. Etery newly appointed postal
clerk on the Atlantic Ooaat Line,
and the P.lchmcnd and'DatiT"'
ranmug lrom this cit, are colored
a" a is pians ior disposing oi meir
gall accumulations, so as to make
them more productive if all goes
well Locomotive Engineers' Jour
nal. A I'nited l'RESS dispatch from
Wichita, kan., says: A peculiar
case of wholesale (.hjisoqid on the
farm ol Mr. ilayden, sixteen miles
northwest of here, has been report
ed. A fat 1 1 r , mother, child and
hired girl ;ire deathly sick, and two
cows ,ui 1 a liof!-o lie dead in the
barnyard. It would xeem from the
death ol ;he animals that the
poison eauie from the well.
.L'HN Jakkk: r, the new Consul
to Hirmingham, is chietly distin
guished for the dirty work he did
in defeating Wm. K. Morrison for
Congress in lii. Mr. John F.
l'luminer, ol New oik, who is up
pointed a (lovernment Director ol
the I ' n ion I'aeihi' kailroad. was
unknown to fame until he attracted
.mention as an indefatigable col
lector of funds lor the campaign
fund last fall. These are both ai
ointments id' the .lohn Wana
maker type. Huston Herald.
1 r is not imoroliaiile that more
c.iint.ii is u.iwmg out ol ortl
'aiolin.i than is ilov, mg in. and the
iiciiins'.iiiri' :s not. encouraging
ceording to the Atlanta Consti
tution the growth and prosperity
ut Southern Georgia is something
marvelous, owing to the fruit and
vegetable industries. At the close
ol tin' war that section of the
country wan almost, a wilderness.
fod a; the lands that were not val
ued at more than twenty live cents
an aero at the close of the war are
worth five ami ten dollars an acre.
Wilmington Messenger.
LOCAL NEWS.
NHW AhVKUTISKMf. AT.1?.
IIimpiirf.ys' Veterinary Scecikios.
H. W. & K. W. SMAi.i.wooD-Burlapa.
Lf.aman it Kratu Commission mer
chants.
New Bkrnf. Thtatkk Euhtr, the
beautiful queen.
The telegraph office build inn is hav
ing needed repairs made.
Esther, tho beautiful liueen, at the
Theatre next Tuesday nipht.
Sheriff Campen, of Pamlico, took one
prisoner up to the penitentiary yester
day for three years.
The first box of beans of this season
was shipped by steamer Manteo yester
day.
The directors of tho A. &N.C. R.
parsed down to Morehead City last
night.
Dr. T. B. Kingsbury has accepted a
position on the Wilmington Daily
Messenger, He did not remain out of
harness long.
The entertainment at the Theatre next
Tuesday evening will be the best that
our people havQ had an opportunity of
attending for many months.
A flying fiah was brought to the
Journal office last night. lie is quite
a curiosity. It ii about thirteen inches
long and has wings about Ave inches
long.
Joe GiD3on and Oeorge Moore, both
colored, were brought over from Bean-
fort county yesterday by Sheriff Hodges
and lodged in jail. They are wanted
here to answer to the charge of larceny.
In our report, yesterday, of election
of County Superintendent of Health, it
would seem to appear that Dr. Frank
Duffy was a candidate for the position
This was not the case. We are informed
that he did not desire it, but in defer
tnce to the municipal authorities who
elected him Pork Physician and who
thought the publto interests would be
better served by eombfniag the two
offices in one man, he felt it would be
his duty to serve if the Board insisted
op electing him.
Entitled to the Heat.
i All are entitled to the beat that tbeuf
money will buy, to every family should
have at one a bottle of the beet family
remedy, Syrup of Fiffs, to cleenw the
system when costive or bilious. For
va in EOo. and 1.C3 botUes by all lead
Call and Sign.
We have a petition to in Potmatr
Oeneral setting forth the neceMUiea for
increased mad service over in A. 4 N.
C. R. and asking the Dpartmat to aid
in increasing tha aerrio.
W want all business men to sign
this petition. It ean be don m a min
ute whin paasieg tha Jocrml offloe.
Shipping New.
Tho steamer Eaglet of th L. C. D.
line sailed yesterday with a Jar go of
truck, lumber and naval store. The
Annie arrivad jester Jar with general
merchandise.
The iteamer Manteo of th C I' lino
sailed yeaterday with a cargo of truck,
etc., and passengers. The Nawbern
arriTr tonight and sails Tuesday at 1
o clock
Persona!
J. V. Craicger, Ktq . of KiQsion,
arrived last night.
Mr. John E. Overton, of Portsmouth.
Va , is in the city representing the com
mission house of Iaman ,t Kerr. M
West strevt. New York. Mr. Overton
has been with ice tirm for five tears
anj guarantees satisfaction to his l aro
linaand Virginia friends.
Mrs. R. II. Hilton left vesterdsv on
the steamer Manteo for Baltimore, her
future home. The prayer and good
wishes of a large number of her late
husband's warm friends so with lit-r
and the little one.
Rodolph Duffy, Esq.. of the law tlrm
of Duffy 4 Nnon. returned frontons
low county jesterday,
Hon. K. M Simmons h on I'ihuichs
trip to Beauf.irt.
Tha Y M. C. A. Excursion.
The V. M. C. A. excursion ytsUrday
was one of the most delightful of the
Sanson Promptly at 3 o'clock tli
steamer Trent left her dock with about
a hundred as happy people as ever went
in pursuit of recrnation and pleasure.
Trent river was never more beautiful
and the air never more balmy
The party went up to the point where
rock is blasted for the cemetery road,
and witnessed the blowing up of huge
stones with dynamite Captain
Wallace in charge of the
work gave his visitors everv alien
tion, and placed (hem under obliga
tions for kindness and courtesy. An
organ was aboard the boat, and on the
return trip a number of ladies and gen
tlemen furnished delightful music.
The excursion was a success finan
cially and socially, and will long be re
membered with pleaeinrr emotions.
On Wall Paper.
A fao-simil of the Vicksburg Daily
Citizen of July 2d, 1863, has bean
handed us. It was the last issue of that
paper during the siege of Vicksburg by
General Grant. It is Qve columns, on
page, printed on wall paper and only on
one side. In the first column are sev
eral items of casualties that occurred on
the lines, and several indications of
short rations and much suffering. One
item speaks in high terms of a ateak of
Confederate beef that was sent the
editor, which he relished very much
notwithstanding it was known to be
from the tender hind quarter of a mule.
The meat of a cat was also pronounced
delicious.
The good deeds of citizens are also
ohronioled. Mr. F. Kisr is specially
commended for his generosity in divid
ing nil supply of oorn among the needy
in order to prevent starvation until the
siege oould be raised. The extortioner
is also condemned in severe language
There, is considerable news from
Lee's invasion of Maryland and Peon
syivania, the euDstance of which was
that Oen. Lee had given Booker, Milroy
& Co., one of the best and soundest
whippings on record.
In the third column wo find this
item:
"On Dit That the great Ulysses the
Yankee Generalissimo, surnamed
Grant, has expressed his intention of
dining in Vicksbuag on Saturday next,
and celebrating the 4th of July by a
grand dinner, and so forth. When
asked if he would ask Oen. Jo. Johnston
to join, ha said "No, for fear there
would be a row at the table." Ulysses
must get in the city before he dines in
it. The way to cook a rabbit is, "first
catch the rabbit," etc.
At the bottom of the last column is
the following:
NOTE.
July 4th, 1863.
Two days bring about areat changes.
The banner of tha Union floats over
Tlcksburg. Gen. Grant has "caught tha
rabbit," he has dined In Vicksburg,and
be aid bring bis ainner with him. The
"Citisen" Uvea to see it. For tha last
time it appears on "Walt paper." No
more will it eulogize tha luxurr of
male) meat and fricaased kitten-urge
txratnera warriors to such diet never
more. This it the last wall paper Citi
zen, and Is, excepting this not from
the types as w found them. . Printer
soldiers t't tl.'a nr.t an worked tha
form. It will be valuable ts-- 'tsr at
a curiosity.
Li Mr mo nam
i'tt".cers ana metiers f ,
I Mea L ti.e.. ia Aj .a...
j uectleturn - . r caiu.
! poinuJ lo f rej s re a i, r
1 . uLg
n-etCv i J
I ton
of our late trvih
would r sj.ec t '.
Seid tfli . a .
to mourn .
whose pr.i-pi-i-t
future r i
tioo Lm ; r !-, : ,
Uuh tv . .
home in u. -
lbs th In:
Cons u i.
He w art .' .
ocutily A , k . i
W lltl ii ! J :l t .
the suni:iier
atr.fn,- he re: . : i.
an 1 t keJ . i
J K A I. v t'.. e
position w ; ti M-nr
where I. ri ::u
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d i 1 he in i k - t ( .
in hr.-t '
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Irmu'ei- I :
the fti'lix e n: k t: . ' :
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v Italian i -n-ii ' . v.
niiint ftiini 1 i v :
ih n i ! .
endeavore.l I f . ".
th wiiik "( t ..- . 1
Annr i 'i 1 1 ' 1 1 in .. i . '
When ihf u .. .
was held i ii U..- ! . . :
of ou r i'i . i ' , '
on r con 1 1 I ei: i n ! -and
rliriKti-.i. I : , .
to the ri'spoti-i' !- :
of I hl A - -I ' I l! : i.
char hp t h" ! o ii -i
ty b eej 1 1' k- -i ' , .
of al I (he ' t : ,! h 1
but hv "up.ivi- : r
var ion Oi:: rT, . " . , w '
method i f t , r .
by endear r i r-1; I
the nieii, I it m i
a tH"k ri ! A; . . .t 1
f r ru f. 1 f. r -
tribute. I Heiril it . .
J. II UN l I. nil II. .' u I .
tion. Hltow u. : '-. .
hi. h 1 1 a r i r t ii' I .
C Mild best he r.'in . r l
t ailing h' ftllh mil, i .
i.
sign tho .(."itinti, wl... :i h.. t 1-
arreptabl y , rind to relm ,iiis(i th" .,rk
that was fo dear to hi heart w.'rk fur
young men by yi.un nun ('fundi. I
he eipresse.l a df ire t.i eniei a n'h i d
for tho training f general m. retarien.
that he imuht K'V'1 hmi-i If h"leK to
this bram h of m M ,.ter s
kingdom and, as
" Iln nightly pitrh' I 1, , ;;: . ir ; ( i,t
A day s march ne.irer h n.e ,
the desire grew 1:1 n.ti i.n.ti . at. 1 . hut
for failing health, lo- n ul l no .l..olt
have chosen thin f . . r I.h life wrk
Dark and mysterious indeed ar th
ways of l'rov i.lence, yt we km. that
all thiDgs work toypther f .r g.i..,l to
thern that love ( lo.l , to them w ho are
the called according to his purpose . The
work, which we thought but just begun,
wag finished. The Hummons had come
to lay down tho crons that ho might rej
ceiveacrownof rej ii. ing.a reward fur
faithful service which he had j .ynuily
performed for Him, Whni rot s.-eing
he loved.
He was patient and uncomplaining
throughout his long sick nes, and hen
the end came it was that of the righteous
peace. Death had hen robbed cf its
sting and the grave of its victory, be
cause of tho victory nhich (lo I liad
given him through the l.onl Jesus
Christ.
ilis bright an.! cheery crnile will be
missed by ii", who labored with him
and the place, which he had gained in
our affections by hw funny disposition
and godly walk, can never be tilled.
Let us carry on the work he loved so
well, and prosecute it with redoubled
energy and zeal, walking in his font
steps as ho walked in those of the
Savionr, and soon w e eh all enter into a
like inheritance with him love, rest,
home; and the ties which have been
severed by death in thi-i world will be
re-uniled ia the next, for
" 'Twill not be long the yrnrning heart
May feel its every hope depart.
And Rrief be mingled with its song;
We II meet sg8in, twill not be long' .
Signed
J D . ("I.AFiK , 1
D. 8 Willis, Committee
C. T. Hanvo' k. S
Vane? Mule and Female Vcadoniy
ROLL OF HONOR,
B. U. Melton, J. W. Hurst. Sibbie
Banks, Luther Banks, Eugene W. Skin
ner, Ernest Dillahunt, Olennie Watson
Annie L. Bryan, Bettie Pearce. Flossie
Hudson, Allen E. Smith. Lillian M
Fowler, Lodie P. Chad wick. Cora A
White. Beulah B. Bratcher. Jessie W
Bali, Fannie Beil, Ida M. White, C. A
Bell. Luby II. Foy, C. II. Bryan. N. A
White.
ADVICE TO MOTH ESt 9.
MH3. WursLOW'g SooTHLva Syhup
should always be used for children
teething. It soothes th child, softens
the gums; allays all pain, euros wind
oolio, and la tha beat remodr for ,'diar
bxBa Twenty-fly eenta a bottle . ; .
' Beecham's Pills act like magia on a
!w!"t ttorosen. - .- -
Leaman & Kerr.
WHOLESALE
Commission Merchants
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P K 1 1 ! I i T1 ' T II It OKI II Ull
lhiiu rtttl au ihkliKU
105 West Street, New York.
rw N mi VVb.tou .V i i . War
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r i i uu.i '.ii H-.1o sl N
r; hiLls Lmharijie Nl I !a:.k N
M hro n, Hanker l, .cj .. :i N
And Hai.k if Nw Bertie
He(. resec: 1 ty .' ' : ver:. r.
t If un. a : h a ::..'
NKW BEKNE LBFAIRK.
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ESTHER.
The Beautiful Queeu.iThe Season Is at Hand
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HUMPHREYS'
VETtKlSiRl SPECIFICS
es. Cattle, Sheep, rcrs,
AN D POULTRY
) ) 1' t r Hook on T rrm i iiifn I a I A n i u .1 -h
ii d t hurt ti i I- r f f .
I ri.HI, 1 of).' )!(. III. Itl0lltiiin.il
' V -trliml l v' II I UUi t 1st, l llK t I . 1
It ---irtttim. I . me ti csm, h r u hi h I i ;;i
I i i hi p- r . aHl 1in bur.t-h
H.h or 4 . i u Worm.
i
I - - ii ii ti h . Hi atca, I n r ii m o ii 1 ii .
t oil. or (.rip-, KlllHh.
I. i. -. (u, nrriagp, llrniiirrhHyi-N.
II II -- I rlnnrv H nil KlitntM I I nr a - .
I I -4 rupth f H mr n mt-m. i n n g e.
.1 l - PlMf IIIIC4 Of Pltf Ion
H l I f i '. lth Itl. H 14I .
w '. ii Ma.. I il hi I m J 00
1 r 1 . , - I ilf i K Hi. , ' 'K. r. . IiO
S. . WT L'rvjgglifi or Snt TrepA; i anf!.n
pi. i in any gnantity on R u t i Ti ..
HiimphrtiyV Mml. Co., 109 FilMn St , N V
HOMEOPATHIC ft fl
SPECIFIC N0.1O
Nervous Debility, vital Weakness,
n.l Pmnrrttion, frnni v"1 w rk or olhwr en i-
f L iMf il .r & tli t. uris vil (W.1.r f r f
8- 1 I) l Y 1 'H' i'ttn r rseiu ,,h ,) rc- , ' (
pfivU. Ul4f' sl41tlMl.t 1 L., a. I.
ta I- I f J 1 .f'Un 1 'nuv-l
N W r t .t .rt l nri'l M. Itlii. Mm
' 1 1 w I ' i r n N i '
Good For Weak Eyes.
A I., k
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at the Si M ID Ml.VI'.li IN
l.i-t the thing for WKbl'INii
S J i"l 1 fi r 1 1 e I al
riU'H n
Eaton's The Jeweler.
rim -'I .IJ:
Thr II r s t of Mnlii inr.
Ti. it 1 ," i ', rn link, v . al
.1 I 1 '. I " . -
I'tno Alcohol.
A- J. I
kiikwood Flour,
1" I" fit in tnirki't for the pre
At .1. K. T A 1
TI
Caasard's Vwxc Leaf L.ird,
TI!,: BK.ST.
w .1 r. tan i.' ii: .
Foot of Middle street.
Sweeping Reductions !
niMLNHK hai(;ains:
I tf r until further notir tnv line of
I tv ( xiils. Notions, Shoes, A . ATi
1 nF.r.o w cost.
Respectfully .
.1. Y. I 1 S.
I ittl' r . r -11 1 d the corn r.
m21dl w
GREEN, FOY & CO.,
Banlers.
Do a Osceral Banking business.
New Bankino House,
Middle Street, fourth door below Hotel
Albert,
1 -iilr IKW BKRSE. N' (.
Ask Tour Retailer for the
JAMES MEANS
$4 SHOE
OR THE
JAMES MEANS
$3 SHOE.
According to Tour Seeds,
.JAMXS MEANS 4 SHOT!
st ugbt arm styusa. it at like
torkrns, n4 BEOT1RE9
su-DKiuaiiiu ui."De
1d( perfectly es.y S Snt dm it
is worn, it win Must? u avxt
rattklloai. JAMES MEANS
3 Ml nr. M tMolatelr the
inoe 01 iu pnc wnica
as eTr been plsoefl ei-
tcatrniy on tie markcit
m woicn aimuHiity
lASvtwSnMf
MaasSS8HoftirBerS
w
1 raw
aVW V 'ft V aV
1 b . .rx
m Cat.- a HHII IW-
J. MXAK8 it CO B.ta. ,
Full like ( the abaya Vci Ut eale W
Hot7ard fc? Joncs,S;
'' kew rrr.NE, k. c-
You Can Save Money
Hv ii n ir A.4-a5uce, Ready
a i ATE3.
I'ackers"
- ..-r- and see
rn thing in
i i' ..tie, and
.v .ame.
v GATES
n W illiams
i .'jiois. and
ir. 1 I'ajiter.
S8,00u TO LOAN
il reel.
h Tabs.
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Groceries,
Dry Goods & Notions.
I nil -t 1, .11: 1 : . - ,, ; :
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s it i-f . : : ir, . !
Just Ret ri, il A :.u -c lot
of North C.irohua Hams.
NOTICE.
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tr, of.
lh'liM.
Hear Me! Hear Mel
I ii wf; i;o'i
I.arK"-t S ., k of V, ,:
I! 1 E
I .ar,. st S'o k
I .areept Stork
I, arm Ft Str.r k
Lirgest s:
Liri-L k
I.ar'Pct S;, . '
f C:
f ! 1 jenidrv,
' Plat- I Jewelry,
I '.1 1 Silver Ware,
f s.ivcr l'lated Warr,
f S. e, Mi
to be feun I i'i .1;
Carid.na. bought f
"t' re in Kastern
I'ot i ihIi. and for
sale at a Small I'r ,
I i n t forget the la- .
File street,
opposite Hapli-t 1 Ir.ir' h
KATo TI1K .'HU KI-KII.
11 1 .1 7, 1 1 f
Barringfon fi Baxter
Chthing. Sh:cs, Dry Goods;
and a Not. by Lins
f STRAW HATS
Agency for the
rs you ever Haw.
A. A. BATTLES' $2.53 CALF SHOE.
EVER V P A I Jl WARRANTED. 4
Also ajroncy for "Tho Old 8tatrr
Island Dyeing Ftablis)imnnt, "
THE OUAMiUU tS
FRUIT AID 7EBETABLE I7A?flRlTCB,i '
The Cheapest and hat Evaporator, i t '
in the World,
Which for its Cheapness, Simplicity '
and Perfection commends itself to IhV ":
ubh ui lamuies ior aomestio pur poser T
With one of these Evaporators oo. '
can have Fresh Vegetables on yoarrabi1
the whohi year round- ,-. -.. ; v
There are, three ,.sii larkUfin
to-wit: 3. W, 5.00 and i
Order early. - ' - - .... ''
: ; D. T. CABRAWAY,- . "
"'' . . -Agent of tfaanfacturor.
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