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OURNAL,,
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NEW BERNE. N.-.C.. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1889.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
'HE
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if
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fBUaiiiiuaa JuuuAi, i ijrodeeick who w&8 tmea oy
fees of possum l0" "lbU
lantern. : Reward 1U be paid on oimiu, a sua u uuv. piuuu,
pl my to toiscffloe. - : tept-2t. jof Virginia, better known as Extra
ft TVTBWi CROP, selected Extra tany Billy; and Jastice-Field it is Baid
iN JwrWWL-fni-fcitw r,n with
leal and KarlY Milan laraip Bora i , -
B Meadows 4tCoa Drugstore. Judge Barbour, of Marysville and Leo have re turned from Hyde county
Bg8lrHn: - .. the other with B. T. Moore of Tuo
FffwTE. It seems to have been a
Personal.
Miss Shiney Oliver, who has been
visiting at West Point, Va , returned
last night.
Mrs. W. P. Burrs baa returned from
Bertie county.
Miaees Jennie and Clara Burma and
td. - v ,..-. Duwy&Sixoh.
' T 03T i bnnchof keya aonoawbera
- mu between my rewiaence moa am uo-
pot. TtriU fce liberally re
' warderf fc rttorniag b aame to t
a fighting crowd in
News and Observer.
California.
Mayor's Court.
The following oases were disposed of
yesterday. All colored:
Florence Baber for violation 0 chap
ter 5. section 1. kaanino' a rlianrriarl
"THE National Encampment G. house. F.ned $10 and cost or 15 days
A, R. have endorsed Corporal Tan- on the streets. Ella Small, chapter 5,
ner in the' administration of the section 1, keeping a disorderly bouse.
BWlW-i4!nnffidreiIor Pension Bureau." If it were de- Fined $10 and cost or 15 days on the
r C7Tknli. for sale B.-NDornr. L;,,, nanatn;n n. ,n streets Clarissa Johnson, keeping a
sWrtKJrPWL'yi 'Wilni ., . . . TT .. . disorderly bouse. Fined $10 and cost
tfeETtltJTiinuoo Universal AtlaeL., , . . , t . or 15 days on the streets. Mary Davis,
V J of ih,:WurWiNaw edition ana P.-.u '"va,aura ut ohapter 5, section 1, keeping a disorder-
revised.- Jwsona awirmii, ine wpraipunageu no better agent COUld De iy house. Dismissed.
I R&r' - - Tanner. . M,.T
id faiplcr ranninir rliali hioai nnM I
rf w 1 Tho John Roltinsnn flirnnfl. whmh hiui
saving the hair lor private specula- l0DK be6n known in North Carolina,
tion. I will exhibit in New Rerne Tnidv.
Thekb are nearly one million 0f 8eptember 24lh 11 is one of the big86Bt
BUUW O 1U liUO UUUUtlJT HUU Will UltBe 111
PURS Weit India Molasses at
.j , :r , jlQBEBTS' BBOS.
T7 AMUOvKS. Fly Trape. Ice Cream
wXJL Freexen, Refrigerators, and a full
line of aeasooable gooda at
11 Atr wniTTV (V. l4ATira. nanfiinnaFQ ann dor rnap thn rn
. . - 1 1 ' J In irnln Hit in Nflw Ttnrnfl. Thv r.lltim
I?IB3T-CLASS job work executed at ceived $82,000,000. Next year they , " mK.o .1 ,
,m. ma omoe on mniwtf . w nnA ftpnnrdirur tn t.hftv Rnrnlna .: r. u
aU tl I ' -" ) o ,v "-"j . ntraitiLc iiun, iuuiau iatn uu a iiwi
Burster Tanners calculation and 30 feet wide and 400 feet long. Sixty
TnfiE is nractioallV no chanee present speed, about $25,000,000 jockeys and charioteers. The menagerie
more. The conndrum about aii iwoa
rMaia ha, tha r,aninn.a i J 1-500 rare and costly animals. Along
. with the parade will be eight bands,
crease instead of decrease as the L 0 , n n.
years roll on? Does old Time rest buffalo, horses, ponies, a steam organ
his scy the in honor of , a veteran, and 150 mounted people
T I a. . .1 a 1 a. aL. 1 L I an1 If af rxwr Inrtf nrill ha nrtn ark fn
,4X IB repOTWU tU6 lUO ClUCa. " DW 1UUB " The Excurgion to Ocracoke
Diamond is oft again on a sealing! mow! We shrewdly suspect that
cruise into Behring Sea.
Total, $845,980 87 $420,956 31
1883 and 1883, Mr. Best had the road
The Observer thinks these "blocks'
show beyond question that Mr. Bryan
has given a very successful four years
administration and intimates that he
ought to be retained
Doss the Observer really want to make
a fair comparison of aboye figures ? We
take it that it does. Now what is a fair
comparison ? The Observer must admit
The excursion of the steamer Tahoma that th, rnnntro in.v,a f iv,
Hin nkannmnnnl Avnnf;n f fV.nl. . .... . . ... I 6
uuo punuuuHiuiu cctiuu w vuo i to ucracoKe wcicn leaves nere at-eigm , & n, c. R. is uraduallv develoDine
o ub'uk i iuo u&iuk i o c ock next iuesaav morninst Dromisea .-
lftn.MHnAf thATrnnra nf aium fnr 'hftcrna onlioro Wnrl,1 , ' ' . . .uu.obo.uk
I ' " to 48 a very pleasant one. everv vnar. It mn.t alar, orlmit t.h
tne uaiversity on lasc xnureaay
dipt. W. E. Cain was elected pro
feasor of pare mathematics.
in the London Btrike.
'avamawsaawMamaMsamBaiamBBsaBH
ANOTHER $100,000 wool failure
in Massachusetts. Protected to
death!
MR. DILL'S BLOCKS OF FOUR.
For the Joubnal.
I am here partaking of the healing
waters of these wonderful springs.
Bat I flod it difficult to get away from
newspapers.
I have before me the News and Ob
server of August 25th in which is Mr.
Dill's "blocks of four." (we think Col.
Dudly called it "blocks of five") I
have also had a glance for a few minutes
at the News and Observer of the 28th
which says that the Journal ought to
publish theae "blocks" as they give a
great deal of important information to
the people. Well, they do give infor
mation that I had not seen or had not
noticed before. Here are the "blocks."
EARNINGS FROM
Tear.
$115,954 77
1868,
1869,
1870,
1871,
106,801 80
109,413 60
91,982 54
TRANSPORTATION.
Year.
1872, $ 94,849 73
1873, 107,716 71
1874, 97.409 96
1875, 93,151 23
Total, $424,132 21
President Bryan's
years $471,943 48.
Year,
1876, $90,868 68
1877, 80,695 64
1878, 89,717 03
1879, 84.699 03
Total, $393,127 63
block for four
Year,
1880, $ 84,807 36
1881, 102.640 21
1884, 112,117 56
1885, 121,391 18
EX-PRESIDKNT CLEVELAND has
accepted a position on "the commit
tee on permanent organization for
the International Exposition of I
1892.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
John Robinson Circus.
Journal Ofeicb Lost.
B. & L.Ass'n Assessment due.
Barrinoton & Baxter Scarfs, etc
The weather is delightful for a trip
of this kind, and the objeotive point is
without question one of the finest on the
Atlantic coast.
, THE -Charlotte Chronicle Bays
Senator Tance will be his own suc
cessor. It would, indeed, be hard
to improve on Vance. Danville
Eeglster.
Tomorrow will be a general school
day opening.
The outlook for the fall trade is re
garded fair by our business men-.
Friday and Saturday both were very
muoh summer-like. The thermometer
went up to 83 and 84 degrees respec
tively.
We are gratiSel to learn, through
Postmaster Clarke, that the revenue
cutter is to return to this port at an
every year,
tne A. oc IN. U K. with the competition
unas, must nave prudent and wise
management to obtain a fair share of
freights. A fair comparison then would
ine bathing is superb; the ashing be to oompare the increased earnings of
excellent, and the sail across the sound Coi. Wbitford's block of four over
to and from exhilarating. the former block of four with Mr
ine jewierne ouver uornet nana Bryan's block. Mr. Dill is verv careful
nas Deen invitea to accompany tne ex- to give twlce in thig gtatement Mr
cursionissi ana is expected w con- Bryan's block and his increase of Col
trmute largely to tne pleasures ol the Whitford's bhjok but he does not give
Occasion. 1 Ho! Whitfnra'a inra.oo nr tho hlb
The Tahoma is an excellent sea boat,
may be satisfied, some stockholders are
satisfied but I know many good shippers
who are not satisfied with Mr. Bryan;
there are many private stockbolderswho
are not satisfied, and the people of
the stockholding counties of Lenoir,
Craven and Pamlico, if I am to believe
what they say, are not satisfied.
I have already made this communi
cation too long but I wish to say to the
News and Observer that the oolumns of
the Joubnal have always been open to
Mr. Bryan up to the time I left New
Berne. A few days before I left I tend
ered space in person, in ths presence of
General Battle, end if I remember right,
to make any statement in regard to his
management or any reply to what had
been said in regard to the same. He per
emptorily declined and said that he did
not intend to make any statement in the
newspapers, as that was exactly what
his enemies wanted. II. S. N.
Seven Spring. N. C, Aug. 29, 18i9.
Shipping News.
The steamer Annie of the E. C- D,
line arrivod yesterday with a cargo of
general merchandise, and will sail Mon
day afternoon at four o'clock. The
Eaglet of thii lino will arrive this
evening.
Tlu) ett'amer Kiusiou will leave her
wharf for Kinston and Neuse river
andings Tuasday morning at eight
o'clock sharp, Sept. 3d.
List of l.cttors
in the postofl'u1
al New
, August
Remaining
Berne. Craven county, N. ('
3ist, iyyy: -
James Alien, Joe Het ton, K L). BenJ
jamin, Sarah uarraway, W . H. Hryan,
Mrs. W. S. Bryan, Julia Damson, Adlia
Dixon. James Fouman. John .iatlin.
Lina Harrison, care of Daniul Daueher-
ty, John Harper, Nilvy Jackson, Abram
Jones, Jane Jones. May Kennedy, Miss
M. Jones. Mrs. Julia McKoy, V. B.
Morris, Mrs. Samuel Moore, Charles
Nelson, care of schr. T. M. Thomas,
Sarah Pemberton (registered letter),
Nelson Pollock, H. li. Richardson,
Mrs. Mary B. Stewart, (ieorgo W.
Styron, Cannon Smith (2). Tom Turner,
A. Wayne Washington, M D., Miss
Blanche White, Uollin Wright.
Persons 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
of each letter advertised.
Wm E. Clarke. P. M.
&BaaVX"
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
'l'Lia powder never varies. A marvelof
parity, strength ami wholeaomeneM. Mora
economical Umu the ordinary kinds, aad
cannot be sold In competition with the mul
titude of low test, snort weight, alum or
phosphate powders. Hold only In cans.
Koyai. Ha K I Mi I'owdkk Co., 1U6 Wall St.,
N Y, Iune23 dsu wed frl Aw
Notice.
MISS EMILY C. FEREBEE will re
open her School on MONDAY, SEPT.
!Uh. aug21 td
Mrs. A. T. Jerkins
Will resume tho duties of her School,
for both sexes, on
MONDAY, SKPIEMBER 2nd.
Prompt entrance and punctual at
tendance eminently desirable.
August 18. 2w
possessing accommodations that will
make it comfortable for everybody.
The fare for the round trip is only
one dollar and a half.
that proceeded him. Does the
and Observer think that is fair ?
Now let us make the comparison.
According to Mr. Dill's figures given
above the earnings for the block of four
that proceeded Col. Whitford's block,
which includes the years of '76, '77, 78
and 79, amounted to (345,980.37 while
Col. Whitford's block, which was
broken into by Best's administration
DIED
In this city, on Saturday nig'it, Aug
31, Miss Annie M. Slover. Notice of
NewslfuDeral wl" appear hereafter
The Piedmont Fair Association
tas Offered a piiZ0 of 1200 for the wo are 8ra,,ue 'earn, through QUr Schools.
heat twelve ears of corn, erown in " revenue The New Berne Academy, u. r,
rWl .rialflr.nr,.ftf MfM)H for PT? W return to P" n Adams Principal and Mrs. Ferebee and
. -i : . ... , ... iwynay. I Miss Mamie Allen assistants, will
toe. MM'iru.ea company in me Cotton . . . r ... . .nftdemv hniMin,
UnltedStatea, The Fair opens at in onlyaehor, wbile wm the fleecy The Vance Academy, W. R. Skinner and the road turned over to him in a
Atlanta. Oa ..Jfnffthr 7. ftnrl e.lfinnH I f i. Ko nn,hiiK . .v, i? I v.. AiaA in dilapidated condition, amounted to
Vrttrmhii ?. change vard. cant 'brick structure on East Front amiwing againoi(,.o.
... . ..... 1 ..f i, n.itk KiM-lir. oryan s diock, Degining wnen me
uu a m a mm Attrv r a a ah am n nLi rjn tj . rvuii rv aa liiu annul itj&s uuiiu-i
" nnAinn ni..n I I .
. AUM .sua uv,vvw. wrnio wtoio of the FarmerB EzchaDKe. a weeklv ng
in Virginia, almost all Of whom paper to be published at Fayetteville
Should and Will vote the Demo-1 early in September by Messrs. J. & O
August 31, Charily Louise, in the
third year of her age, the daughter of
Emma A. and Richard Sawyer.
The funeral will take place at their
residence this afternoon at four o'clock.
Friends aad relatives i.ro rtsppctfully
invited to attend.
PUSH WILL TELL I
A FINE LINE
OK
uratib ticket in .this election, b& I Evans.
" sides a great many colored men I The fencing in of the passenger depot
f who are tired of following blindly of A- N- -B-is a K004 thin8- lt
anvtuwl wKn r.rtAr1 1a h ft will keep out the crowd of negro boys
n'uu ".An., i. wn Kenerally in the way when
tvcyuuiiuau. Aivi iuia. unuuuisu. i jrajne MrrTe
;.. SO JUte bagging is On sale here One of our citizens who was over at!
road had been much improved and dur-
ProfessorNeal'sHich School will be ,D8 lne Perloa ol Wu,on ao "UB
a : r rrn ; over one hundred thousand dollars
r ' I 1 ii a rf j i-r
with nice desks, of excellent finish. I earnings, amounieu to rtii,-
n..?:of t ...t. Rn n. ,nit. 943.48, a gain over Col. Whitford of
DU ilioiuun w Dean uv Buuaaoi uv win av l . 1 I
assisted by Mrs. Neal. 50,987.17, in. round numbers 824,000 JatS CaUS, UmbrellaS
Mrs. A. T. Jerkins, will resume the !""'"'"'
duties of her school in her own school " muoru " ulo- "m BUJ8
00 I that Ool. Whitford reoeived during the
a T.,ni'.ohni .in time of his block 20,000 from the
WV ... ...... I
Scarfs and Neck Wear,
I Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
and Dry Goods just
Remember that our success guaran
tees you the s me high grades aa ever;
the same quantities; measure and
weight always just and generous; but
that
PRICES ARE LOWER THAN EVER
Less profit and more patronage is our
idea of future trade. Wo don't worry
about patronage.
Make Prices Right,
and trade will be sure to follow. Goods
in our line have been too high; there's
no denying it. We aim to bring them
down lo a proper lovel; we are going
to m'.)
The Luxuries of Life
AS CHEAP
As the Necessaries!
the management of the Misses Manly.
Smithfield road. Take that from his
received at
;-.-. M la. 's a ... m i. Di....ii . j n ' I; j j l . .-n i . I
, sou w wtt.ama ! jhu . wiu u? us,. Hu j. w uc These Ave sohools will be opened rwwN earniuga auu no is ui aooui n 9 D.ul.a
, 80M.VP9tl7pqi';ba and pupils are requested 8.0 in advance of Mr. Bryan. I UarnnglO Ti & tSaXtCr.
pine Straw bagging are OH Sale, and onBiu0r n.meu to commence with the session. JHr.nryan.wrougnmr.uiu.isiaDor
At any one of our EstabliBhmenta will
bo found a
LARGE AND FINELY SELECTED STOCI
OF
- i, , ' . ( I nrofesaionnl
some farmers will use the Italian a,Anaa,.
uags which were so extensively nsea
either. Come again,
School Notice.
Miss Emily C. Ferebee and Miss Mary bard ehow that lhis management
Heath will ooen their sohools on the 9th nM Deen moro "nocesstui tnan i,oi.
.a i. u. I Whitford's. but a fair comnarison of
t Mt MaBitle;g;"00lt tw0 neighboring towns, The free schools for white pupils of the flurw doe8 not how il' But did
vub yi , iucnaBugcr. I but we can't get them here. We are the 8th school district will be opened in not mr- cryu na uovemor ocaiea pro-
authorized to ear that any of the clubs the old academv buildinsr Sentember nounce uoi. wnitrora s admin
fV.n n.iohkn.in nn,n. ni,i. I on.u I istratlon a oomnlete failure?
crossing the ocean has. jaac ; been I
lanarail tin nlftw In Naur Rama I Ml,nJ. .. f (L. n.i .1 1 Aid V6t it takes hard WOrk
made bT. the' . Steamer '-Oltt Of I rm.'.. .-j r n:.. . Ln.f,-nn.i fiim.. in n.. r.. I for him to show, after increasing the
Paris." That oceao Steamer left liulii Mla.of 10anl if f B The Journal extends srood wishes to del)t I'W.ooo, that ne has improved on
Qaeendtown at 2:00 p. m. on AngQBt I rowed across Neuse river yesterday all
vti mh tmuii r. Hinii tinnir ox. i witn noona sisa nun in am. a nmu m a m .
SSiSa;. --rr..rk.riB... l. a "!r"rv Ssr Cctton toam. Attention!"-
The New Berne baseball club has
it.
But we must not forget that Mr.
The Free Schools for white pupils of
the 8th School District will be opened
in the Old Academy building. Sept. 30,
instead of Sept. 9ih, as heretofore an
nounced.
W. M. WATSON.
28 tf For School Commissioners.
Peter Henderson & Co.'s
EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD CAB
BAGE SEED, at
27 2w S. W. & E. W. SMALLWOOD'S.
Foreign and Domestic Wines
LIQUORS,
Porters, Ales, &c.
We are offering to the Retail Trd
great inducements in
Tobacco and Cigars!
The attention of families is called to
Presbyterian
Vase, D. D., pastor. Services at 11
a, m., conducted by Mr. Fred. U.
Mission prayer ..meetings under the Thomas. There will be no afternoon
Wk hirst fcnowti 'flhtninA! men of the Bap- service. Sabbath school at the usual
- .... 7 .;. T i. - . - 4.: . I a.1-m. - t. .a. t . iL f : I .
the passage in 5 dajs,19 botiraand
18 minates.
btred that the river is a mile and a I
quarter wijde.
ried very low. That is true, but if Mr.
Bryan hauls a large amount of stuff
over his road at rates that don't pay and
We are now ready
for the Celebrated
for your orders
in ika f YMn&nTtir. ao Iblcrhl"" W QOOK wis .mom
hour.
if i i : ... rt i r t ttt n
" "J rr-pastor: Services at 11a. m. and
was reaiea,: an f Viut vwwtueui S o'olook. H. B. Smith leader. "All ner- 8:15 n. m. The tews im fno. tTateia
thirteen foreign factories ;; tO Bend I eons are very cordially Invited to attend are always in the vestibule to receive
ia tlofr quinine nd BOW it lev BOldl these meetings, , strangers,
Imperial Beer,
thereby runs down his tolling stock so T)aT1ftl prH Qotton Gins. for wh'ch we are agents.
akaaS tm Itaiat rA Awr AMt "AllfflilA airl"! 7
is that to be placed to his oredu? Feeders and Condenser?.
Mr. Dill gives Mr. Best's receipts for
'83 and aooounts Ifor its excess of Mr
Bryan's far any one year by saying the
nronawera extraordinarily Boon and
All persons are cordially mndUiat the people thought the road
,(u VUUu u.Mutu pu. vn .mm ;--. ."iV'T.v.Yf-s.viirsV'.! " - o . - - r - - jj- ma tnst lot people tnougui ine roaa
some fifty or Sixty 'IJentaf retaU Invited to worship with the eongrega- had a settled policy o. 8. The truth
-Thin Writer' ' hasTwed' niipolnt howlng the 'proportionate raOoof in- tion. Young men's prayer meeting at fa wnen Mr. Best got oharge of the road
0 a. m. Sunday-school at 4 p. m.
uu. .tum. loa- fawiweaawwi wt nuiuuru iu orrou a-
wvjr. wi.uiuku ministrations there was an oversight cn Christ ChurcbRev. V. W, Shields
he went to work to make friends along
ft, a IbutM F.Tnrvhoilv livinir alonff the
our part In not honsiderlng the Smith- reotor. aieventn ounuay alter xnmty. nil1 ,t tfc.t lim. --mmh8r. tba -fforta
a.tj t. u viu nl mifn.J k.j lflarrlnan hi : 11 a.' m-TTnlv Pnm. I.
n-U,,T'n f ft,' avnilnl I uom u.auuu niuvuvw numuiu unu i I M made. (9
,;rr?fjnn twngs.
;t .lhsrsday, Congressman Henry this reduction ie t ratio" of ! increase tt..?.80 ' d 5P- m f 11 VV 1.- ..u ,
P f!hfi-.am aairlr ( iTh Political w MMit VJ wewon,ea w aervices tnis -rrT ""TT:
Evervbodvusins thorn unhesitatinelv
pronounce them the -BEST so take no
other. We guarantee full satisfaction.
Send for prices and terms.
WHITTY & GATES,
Agents for the Boss Power Cotton
Presses, Roanoke Hand Presses, etc.
augndwtf
Satiti action guaranteed er
money refunded.
i.
Etitrj la tie Etate is not changed wonld Ull
r rry ty the number already j of the Bryan.
be far In excess
1 frcia the fact that the
; T3 women and ; children
i tl3 father fact v that the
:j 1 s r :ra tiaa been sup-
Of that
TI1H 1&UII1S VISIjIUH 'JHW.:,m;.
. The pleasant efleot and the perfeot
safety with which ladies may use the
liquid fruit laxative1", Syrup of Figs, un
der all conditions make it their favor
ite rer-dy. It is pleasing to the eye
"i t a t , rtle, yet effectual in
r rdt'1!' ri Hver and bowel,
church.'.-'-v v .-v : -vs'. the A. 0 R. independent of .the
Baptist Church-Rev. H. W. Battle wishes of the neonle alona the line and
KStf!7teXr wted in the manner in which he
p. m.jiB, Holland Superintendent: was appolnted-lndependently of. the
v""i-.. -- ' '''.ri. ipeopie.--! iie nas mage enemies wnere a
"A i RnlTnintf ann TA AaaAalaf Iah , I , a V :. m . : a ,
-."n .vv..w. ; I nraaeQi mia wouia nave maae irienus
.1 r, I f f auwiiiui ""u;i v.i ine news ana ;uoserver says tne
th NBtionni Rir inmnrm. .irtn. stookholderi and ihippers Are iatisued
A. L Gregory & Co.,
PRINCIPAL HOUSE :
I E. Bide Middle St., opposite & H. Scott,
BRANCH HOUSES:
N. W. Cor. Queer and Pastenr Bis.
(It. R. Deboli.
Military Boardmir In. W Cnr Rm,k v
School, and Is 0110 of tho Best I
AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION
(. AT VERY LOW RATES
OFFERED to BOYS owd YOVNQ MEN
DAVIS SCHOOL.
This is
business hours and settle.
J. K, C. CAitaAWAt, Boo,
with Mr. Bryan. This Is hot true as a
whole nor iu great part Some shippers
KaulDnel Schools in tho United
Suites. Healthy location, Fine
palmate. Mild Winters, Cadet
; f V""E Comet Band. Cadet Orchestra,
Full Course of Study, or prep
aration for highest classes of
l anv tttllcim or lor Hnsmess.
Complete Course In Telegraphy, for Regis
ter with full particulars address " - t , ,
f Full I
. 'Tl aratlc
y.. p "" "J any (
ifc COL. A.'C. DAJflS Suit., "
Wholesale and Retail Ltqncr
Dealers.
i Jobbers of Ciears , and Tc
-VNEW BERNE, N. C.
angle dw