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OURNAL
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!NTEW BERNE. N. C.. FRIDAY. MAY 9 1890.
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manipulate the census returns in
FSLlSK' Population the go by when
Saturday morning, he niwst f- lit can be done without attracting
in two years. Also, some rai pring i u,
me representation irom me oouin.
T..k (mm tha fat fa o( Wm. For.
9t i--- Chas E Nlbon.
B' -' QWEBT will have in market
, . & on 'Saturday morning two
fine Stall-fed Beeves and aome very
doa lambs. 8'
PEAR'S Perf amed Soap $1 75 per
doa , 15j. pr cake. Cashmere
Boquet, 80o. per cake Buck man '
O roirio. 5o. per dcs
It J. UolDINO, D uggisr,
S. E oor Craven and Pollock tta.
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NOTIOE-The annual meeting of the
atockholdere of the Neuse A Trent
River Tranaportation Company will be
held at the rooma of the Board of
Trade. Tuesday, the Wibday of May,
1880, at eight oVjlock p. m?'
: Jambs Redmond,
ap2-td. Seo'y & Treaa.
while it will be increased in the
other States WilmiDgton Star.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .
DOFFY'd COUOB MlXTURK
B. Sweet -Beef acd Ua.b
C. E. Nelson Beef and lamb.
Bell thk Jeweler -Grand opening,
W. M. WATSON-Order of tho "Help-
ing Hind "
Major Battle! That sounds all right.
Ousters have completely played out.
I None in the market at all! exoeDt at the
PIANO TUNING, REPAIRING AND 0nn! faot
reffnlattnt done in first olaaa atyle,
ad workmanship guaranteed for $2 00 Flowera ! tlowers!! Flowers!!!
by C. LGaakilL imwt. Send flowers to the theatre and to the
A FINE line of SMALL HAMS, 6 to cemetery at 4 o cioca Saturday alter
7 pounda at Jobm Dunn's. tf. noon.
SODA WATER on draught today at I A 1 persona joining in tne Saturday
JOHN Dxjnh'S. ' tf. tare expeoied to Varry flowers, but no
FOR BALE. Appleton'a GyclopceJialooe will be excluded for the want of
of Amarioan Biography, in aix ele- them.
gantly bound volumes. Price, $25 00, a. . . . . ...
coat $87.60. Tha work U just front the CapUin 8iegler and wife, of the
preal. Apply at JOTJBJlAIi omoe. iau I salvation At my, win noia weir lareweu
I meeting Sunday night. Their successor
Sihoola in Line.
The schools of New Berne are re
quested to attend memorial exercieea
at the theatre Saturday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock. They will be aaaignad to
positions in the procession to the ceme
tery by Assistant Marshal Dr. George
81over.
Closs Business Houses.
The Lidies' Memorial Association
earnestly requests the business men of
New Berno to close their place of busi
ness tomorrow afternoon from 4:80 to
6:30, in order that thair employ eea may
attend the memorial services at the
theatre and the cemetery.
Shipping News.
The steamer Manteo, of the O. D
line, will sail for Norfolk today at 12
o'clock.
The steamer Kiaston arrived from up
Neuse river last night and will sail for
Kioston today at 10 o'olock sharp.
Personal.
Mr. Frank Morton left yesterday for
BenneUville, S. C, on a short business
trip.
Judge A. S. Seymour returned from
Wilmington last night.
Mr. W. F. Stanly, general manager
of the Neuse and Trent River Transpor
tation Company, Capt. J. M. White,
and Messrs. L. Harvey and John F.
Mawborae, of Kinston, are in the city.
IN MEMORIAM.
May 9th, 1885.
"All hearts grew warmer in, the pres
ence Of one who, soekiog not her own,
Gave freely for the love of giving,
Nor reaped for self the harvest sown.
"Thy greeting smiU was pledge and
prelude
Of generous deeds and kindly words.
In the large heart were fair guest
chambers.
Open to sunrise and the birds.
"The task was thine to mould and
fashion
Life's plastic newness intogract-;
To make the boyish heart heroic,
And light with thought the mai Jen's
face.
"O friend! if thought and sense avail
not
To know thee henceforth as thou art,
That all is well with thee forever,
I trust the instincts of my heart.
"Thine be the quiet hesitation,
Thine the green pastures, blossom
sown,
And smiles of saintly recognition
As sweet and tender as thy own.
"Thou com 'at not from the hush and
shadow
To meet us, but to thee we come,
With thee we never can be strangers,
And where thou art must still bo
home."
Mr. Jonathan Havens and Mr. James I
ONE-third Of the State pf Lonisi- wm arrive aometime during the present E. Latham loft yesterday morning for
flow of the Mississippi.
ana was under water from the over-1 month.
The colored people had an excursion
to Morehead City yesterday. A large
a 1 nt.nrlArl Vi rvn nVi ilia VDathiir
I waa not specially adapted to picnic
THE special election to elect
iacceMorlto Samuel J. Randall, in
tha 3d district in Philadelphia, has I occasions.
been Called for the 20th inst. s Another conductor has been added
gassBSBBssBM ' i M i to the Bervico on the Atlantio and North
THE Knights of Labor and Far Carolina railroad to meet the demand
men Alliance and - Grangers" or- 0f the truck season. Mr. m. l. Willis,
ganlsations of Ohio and Indiana of Morehead City, fills the position
are deviainir a plan to secure united Mr. Chaa. Bell was moving into his
political action in the fall campaign, new store yeaterday under Hotel Al-
f ' " "i i 1 pert, it is one or tne nanasomest jew'
It is stated as a fact that cigar
ette smoking is rapidly on the in
crease in the world Men, women
and children are indulging in the
Washington, N. C, Where Mr. Havens
will deliver the Memorial Address on
the 10di.
J. P. Brogden, E?q , of Trenton, is in
the city.
Baseball Today.
The matob game this afternoon be
tween Clark's nine and Houghton a
nine will probably ba the most interest-
New Berne Has Light Company
EDiToft Journal: The subject of this
sketch is still in the hearts of the good
people of New Berne a time-honored
institution.
A brief survey of its early history
recalls to mind fond memories of dear
onea who have passed away from the
turbulent scenes of earth to that blessed
land the abode af the just, the good,
the noble!
Among the projectors of this enter
prise are numbered many whose mem
ory wilt ever quicken in the hearts of
New Berneana feelings ripe with the
f ruita of affection, respeot and esteem.
lo their publio spirit and enterprise
NOBTH CAROLINA NEWS.
From the State Papers.
Elizabeth City Economist: To afford
some idea of the value of the oyster
beds of Pamlico found, wo will state
tat we heard from an authentic source
last week, that Lieut. Abbey of the
United States revenue cutter Stevens,
said that he would guarantee the
State of Norih Carolina one million
dollars if it would give him tho exclu
sive privilege of its oyster beds. To
such as know the great value of the
oyster beds of the State this sum is a
pitiful cff-.T. Ao acre well planted in
oysters will pay annually $500
A Charlotte special to the Rileigh
Chrooicle, dated May C, saya: No little
surprise was created here today by
Capt. Syd. B. Alexander, late president
of the State Farmers' Alliance, re
signing his directorship of the First
National Bank of Cbarlotte. ind selling
bis stock to bis sister. Cptaia Alexsn
der is Alliance candidate for Congreis
in this district to succeed Hon. Alfred
Rowland, fitting member. Alliance
is opposed to national banks, and in
face of approaching congressional cam
paign Alexander's conduct considered
significent. At the last election
he requested the stockholders not to
eleot him director but request not
heeded.
Raleigh Correspondent Wilmington
Messenger: Collector E. A. White tells
me that there are in this district 14,000
dealers in liquor and tobacco. Just now
the-colleotor and his force are working
on double time, so great is the rush of
business, as the licenses are being
issued. A prominent official of the
State Farmers' Alliance said to me last
evening: "The Alliance men will this
year vote for those candidates who
represent their views, or else they will
vote for nobody." That h quite a
plain declaration, and of course it will
attract attention. The Alliance official
went on to say that there would be
some interesting developments later in
the campaign, and the Congressional
candidates would have to show the
Alliance men just where they stood.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Ti.ls powder never varies. A marvel of
rtty, strength and wholesomeneM. Mart
economical limn thg ordinary kinds, and
cannot be sold In competition with ttaemnl-
luide of low test, short weight, alum or
hotinhute nuwdera. Hold nnlv In Mno.
RoVai. Baking l'OWDKB Co.. 106 Wall it.
Y. Iune23 dm wed frl w
SARAH OXLEY
Das opened her
Ice Cream Parlor
At her old stand. Broad St., near Mid
dle, where she will be pleased to see
her old friends and patrons.
Choice Cream furnished families day
and night at reasonable prioes. m6 lm
ADVICE TO ITI OTHERS
Mna X7 irnr r-tr n QssrtTiTirt Qvjtitd
, , , . i , . m . i , 7 . . a jura. ti ipown a uwmwu uinui
Wggame yes piayea Dy tne e-im ity are we loaeuiea lormese worse as tne 8, be nB8(, fof children
I Club.
Mr. Bell
over to
habit, all laws to the contrary not-
: .withstanding,
elry stores in the State, and
ill be better prepared than
please his customers.
The ladies of our neighbor town,
Trenton, propose having a strawberry
festival Tuesday, May 13, for the bejCe
Th hnva will .nnmfti.ta . aani present time. Dor more than two de
j - -rr l..iu Ih.n kunnk k... a
atieuoance, ana toose wag .iienu w.i. atherinK Jn our good 0ld to WD) but the
en joy the game. The price of admis- lights of this company have not shed
sion will be ten cents for adults; boy 1 1 thair rays over the assembled crowd
r.n vnora nt asra unA nrnlr. fin nnii: "fair women and brave men, the
, , r . , . ... , , , . I UVIUIT BliU UUIfBUI UK UUI UUU1DC
..u.BBitoo. rnK wm u .u0wu Ia the still, dark hours of the night,
on tne grounas. wben the messenger of death
The names of the players and their I hovered over our firesides, these lights
j positions are as follows :
teething. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colio, and is the best remedy for Diar
rhoaa. Twenty-five cents a bottle, laly
GRAND OPENING !
Houghton's Nine.
in or the M. E. Lhuroh. They propose
lwl. i .Li: l 1 a. I a1 .1. Um mbiVa It- n ahiaksKIo rssnn DiAn aavi1
thk iXHnim nam nv inn nmiKiHiirv uiaav ivau ouiui owid vfuaoivu bum
ittl House COnUnue to pile up tWpate a large gathering.
nmmltn. fn tha Annnrr tn nov Mayor Williams was preparing yeeterM 1 nomas
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m ... ., . . i a aw tn wnraia inn rimr-H nr ninviir hi liih i -'- -
loreeuine tnac ongcriineir oenign -7 - ----- ---
" . I aim I frt.-klr tha iramhlinfr onnaraina
C. McSorley
Manly
Houghton
King
Roberts
fegime the revenuo of the country! 0iptured dur,ng the r4ir t0 bi8 bome
i HaTeoeen aireaay mongagea ior iwne he eaye h will keep them until
fOme years to come. WorlolK I wanted in the trial to oome off at court
'ledger. 1 ' I the latter part of the month.
-: ' 1 ' : la the election of General C. A. Battle
iFtruethe news is good that Ihfl M,v6r.,tT 0, New Berne, the citv
Butterworth, Frank and, a few Joouncilmen have made a good selection.
Other-Republican members of the He ia an affable, polished and cultured
Honse are oppose? to the Federal I gentleman and worthy, the position
Aloflttnn sehame. home of the lead. Who say a that a newspaper man doesn't
Manning
Sohelky
bxtra, E.
M.
P
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1st b.
2d b.
31 b.
e. a.
1. f.
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Qreen,
Clark's Nine.
Bragaw,
Yates,
G. Clark,
Brinaon,
Hartafleld,
Neal,
Hatoell,
Jno. McSorley,
Joe. kioSorley,
Extra, E. Cohen.
The game will begin atf-'clock.
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The New City Offlcera. .
The new Board of Council met last
night and organized. Ifaetn. I. L.
Cosby, John Dunn and Alex. Miller
were elected C'ouncilmen-at-large. Gen,
C. A. Battle waa elected Mayor; J. M
Harget, Marshal; J. E. Gaskill, J. K.
Land and Moses Roberts were elected
hovered over our firesides, these lights TTrrfilrTT Cfnro
have shed beneficent influences ath- Dell O OGVcLiy DLUltJ
wart the pathway of our lives, and, ere UNDER "HOTEL ALBERT. "
the light of day could interpose, they
have welcomed, as silent useful wit- Everv reader of the Journal oueht
nessea, the new birth kings and queens! to keep time and join the procession to
or our ramiiy circles: the above named splendidly appointed
in tne sacrea memory 01 its past, as Jewelry Store, where vou will find
also now in its present crippled con- new stock of Watches, Clocks and Fine
dition, an appeal goes forth to the citi-1 Jewelry, at prices that defy compe
eena or rtsw nsrns to stana Dy mention
good old Gat Wom-the footprints of Having moved to the above elegantly
deoeaaea projectors on tne sanas 01 furnished store, will be pleased to serv
time!" The new offioera are: all mv old patrons and the public een
A. fcl. uertwion, rresiaent. lerally. Repairing a specnlty. Ou
Bam w. smau wooa, oeo. ana ireaB.
Directors Dan'l L. Roberts, Wm. F.
Rountree, F. M. Simmons, Alex. Miller,
O. Marks, Wm. G. Brinson.
workshops being more spacious and
fitted with the latest improved macbin
ery, we are now able to do all classes
of work with neatness and dispatch.
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MEM0RULDAY, 1890. tfQe Jje JeWOlerJ
All persons who desire to take part in
the annual servioes commemorative of
the Confederate Dead, are cordially
Policemen, and Joseph Willie clerk of I invited by The Lidies Memorial Asbo-
Duffy's Cough Mixture
A Drompt and efficient remedy for
Philadelphia Telegraph and Mil- Bnpartotendent Dill said yesterday the market, and the preaent incumbents elation to assemble at the Theatre on Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bron
ankeeenUneUTigoroualy ,antag. I h . ,o and Nortn CaJo)ina rai,f0ad
9nizeic. 'Anewwer-oe
aDllL Will maae mawers worse. of corresponding date last year. Last
WllmingtonT Jleasengec ; year, at this time of the season, ship
THEUS! is aa unmlBtakeaWe ten
aeq'oy witji JhepeoplehQwe;
sextons of the cemeteries respectively
were elected. H.J. Lovick was elected
city treasurer. Dr. R. S. Primrose city
physician, and P. H. Pelletier city at
torney. The practical engineera of the
fire department wete reelected. The
election of the city tax oollector and
clerk was deferred until next regular
meeting.
Board adjourned till tonight at eight
ments of four to six thousand packages
were being made, while it is four to
people -however I aix hundred now. The season is back-
much mere ppJJIica hucksters may r ward,
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t':UiUcrwiOCt; UWlt3-w-ucuiBUU uu I li wouia aive ub pleasure to auena
s Secure SUdh chanjjei in the ballot I h closing exercises of Class '90 of o'olock
Tftrorm avatftm AawlllaMnrA ft, frfl ureenaooro remaie uoiiege, may
ballot refornrandrfatr onnr. This 4sn' m"a 'nu
, , ..'.. ?U:iiJ. tJ- . sermon will be preaobed by
'reform transcends Jn Importance a s. TmWh n n nt
vuo biBuoicuu ouuwoo auj auu ou i ffi0Qd; addresses before the Alumnffi
jpartrea,! The bone attdlslnewV the Society by Hon. Walter Clark ; literary
,'hewera of , wood an Jj flwwers . of f address hy ,lUT. wiibur f. Tiiiett,
water, are declaring for it, and no rr "wtuw, ienn
clasa of citizens have ereater inter-1 At tne meeting or tne city counou last
lAJk'in halloirelri thiui " worlin n,.n the elaoUon of city olerk was de
;r, . . ". Ti ' -TP I tin iv. . l..
"Y3A Y ii.ii.i mi i I -'i "i i a I now nas we voice tne eenument
I ! I. ..i:u I. i I nf Anr nitift An "whan w. ..v tti.t th. I
' AijjA, icngiuu ia jwunvn-w, k " T" " , -" worse.
tn rT?i rifffe- rr.r.3. tria3i4h nrinrah in I ! uuu.uo. .UUUiu w, icwwou. Thft ... reiln(,lInn rn co nfl in
,polUlcs;Thchurcii1iai all it can $a 0 oui placed it Third Div
" do to'sDreadtreniion. Wf,'.T i . 'J1oceptBb,-fJ ,' within the reaoh of nearly .very home- citizens, and
SlHrSa hold froat-a. fln.nol.1 . standpoint, L""60'
, vutiiug, u.piiuo-1 ana lost a lea in tne war wnion ntoessi-
'li&DK a&d KM' ftf-timmg feliitO'nl ialas, ji -'.us of two crutches Uth
'- kQd not i?y fi'htlnipOWtical battles .. is a fcood ofSaer and a pleas
that the $040
towardar pnrifylnsf f politics m iiU (
giou maws men. netejrt )rt.eB 1 vf0i(0Wing casss were disposed of
make better aiti wns patter citizens yisrda?a
make better politics, standlb0tter t Bsnj. H, Briniu chap. 5, sec 4, oity
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Saturday afternoon, tbe 10th inst., at
five o'clook, where the following
ORDEB OF EXERCISES
ill be observed :
1
Prayer, Rev. T. M. N. George.
2
Music by the Choir "God save the
South!"
3
Oration-W. T. Caho, E:q.
4
Music "Cover them over with beau
tiful flowers."
5
Recitation "The Broken Battalion,"
The New Berne Gas Light Company.
A communication appears today In
reference to sustaining the Gaa Light! by Paul Hayne, Miss Rioaud
Comnanv of this eitr. which, it inmn.
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- aua adshs t aav wan sm
The Uas Company has long been a The procession will then be formed
faithful sentinel to New Berne. The I bv the Marshal and Assistant Marshals
quality of the gas is superior, and the in the following order :
managers have always exercised energy
and forethought in not suffering oar
oltizens to be in darkness when", una
voidable accidents have occurred at the
&AKIr$
Just Received
AT
J. (I HOWARD'S,
Now Lot Tennis Shirts,
Windsor Ties,
Plaited Bosom Shirts, laundried and
unlaundried.
S'-e our Lord Chumley Collars. J
New lot Simples in a few days.
J. M. HOWARD.
"HPAPE & DEY0,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHiHTS.
859 & 861 Washington Street,
NEW YORK.
Consignments of Southern Fruits and
Vegetables solicited.
Highest market prices obtained, and
returns made each day of sales.
Reference: Ganeeevoort Nat. Bank.
N. Y. ; Nat. Bank. New Berne. N.O.
Stencils can be obtained at Jno.
Dunn's.
WANTED
A Tract of Mineral and Tim
ber Land
AT FIRST HAND.
Write Immediately with lull particulars
and lowest price to
"ENGLI8HIHAM.'
maylMwlni Mlddleiboroagh, Kr.' I
First Division Newborn Silver Cor
net Band, Confederate soldiers and
ladies, in charge of Assistant Marshal
K. R. Jones.
Second Division OratoY and Chap
Iain, ex-Orators and Ohaplaines, and
Ladies' Memorial Association, in charge
of Assistant Marshal J. W. Biddle.
Division Civil organizations,
and children bearing flowers,
tanilnnint. I ,u waarno Ul asbibi nun uaiBuni vi outgo
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Again, it oommenus lcseu over tne use The procession will then march to
of oil for sifety and convenience. The the Cemetery. Arriving there, the
Intmdnntinn of l.ntrln liirht. munh I several divisions will bait and open
a .u .i i ranks, allowing own tbe Orator, Chap.
only was tne lormer suoatitutea oy tne c-ou lB of the Chief Marshal,
city, bat Bombers of business houses to pass on to the Confederate Lot where
also. The aooeptanos of eleotrio lights the ceremonies will conclude with th
singiDE m Ann uuara Arouua iub
Tomb'' with cornet accompaniment,
chitis, Sore-throats, Diph
theria, Catirrh- Etc.
One of the most effectual remedies I
have ever known for a cough or cold is
Duffy 's Cough Mixturo. It is indeed
rare combination of valuable med
cines; arresting at once the progress of
a cold and beginning to soothe and beal
Unlike all other cough medicines there
is no narcotio or any other unpleasant
effect experienced in taking it. I am
more than pleased to be able to recom
mend to my friends nereand tbe public
at large everywhere Buch a safe, pleas
ant and effectual cure for one of the
most prevalent complaints to which
human flesh is heir. Tiios. Dates.
ORDER OF THE " HELPING HAND."
(Incorporated under the Laws of Massa-
A BOON" TO
Workingmen & Women
A Bmall monthly payment secures to
you from $7 50 to $25 00 per week in
case of sickness, and from Two Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars to One Thousand
Dollars at the expiration of five years.
Tho Helping Hand" will care for
you in sioknessand affiiotion, and asuist
you in securing a bome whtoh other
wise you may never have.
To Capitalists it offers a safe and
profitable investment.
A LOCAL Tent is being formed in this
oity. Information furnished on appli
cation to
mj9dlw W. M. WATSON.
IF YOUR
Financial Condition
Is embarrassing, and your mind ia so
troubled that your dreams are on
pleasant and prevent your resting well
at night. It would be well for you to
close out your etook of dry goods, boots
and shoes to Hig Ike, the Clothing Mast
of Newbern, N. G.,at SOj.on tbe dollar, or
less and not wait until the Sheriff closes
your door and you have to make an as
signment, and let your expenses eat the
last button ctT Jack's coat, and your
creditors and yourself get nothing.
All communications promptly an
wered.
STRAW HATS.
A Fine Line of them at
Barrington & Baxter's.
Also, a large lot of SAMPLE HATS
at New York cost.
See Our Stock of Neckwear.
Full line of CLOTHING, SHOES and
DRY GOODS at
BarriDgton & Baxter's.
aprl dwtf
by the eounoil was no more than proper,
.nKitf.j -ut. I """-."I" - and tha Benediction.
ponies mafe newer goyernuien.-. ZJZZVTZ keeping with the progress of the times, ... a, the oonolostoa of
Charlotte Chron de. 'V'-?".. : ?"TrVM,";l T? ? - " hut that ahonld not ;BMaa.ltat thai graves of all soldiers in
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Ceremonies the
the cemetery
-,,
closing of the gas works.: Both are "J""??" TS. ,Z
needful and should be snsUined. The .t,.m tin thi.
business portion of the city Is splendid-1 . r i Oi A. Batt W,
l Chief Marshal.
Tr ti ril l fKor. Tina. (lna ( tnAtl'.
in liT.r ci iae..paaaagw :l7;i;W II' the 'WpulatitT-whlclt'; Boo4!s''Sana
thft prc?c::.t electldllMjillS to" "Con-1 parllla has gained as a spring medicine Uf Ughted;hy brilliant Jaro lights, but
'i it. -. IU wonderful. It rxisseeses last those! k
wot sue , v?rta9ionai v ieciwns. e,einenth of health giving, blood carl- TOU0" r " a 1 A pubasinq sftitss
I He has better rlanT than that, fylng and appetite restoring whioh admissible too ue gas in suburban 0f health and strength renewed and of
.which, will Live tta T.epnbncan8'T6r7' 7(e6m'MteAa , tbia wn. P'ceV Mttie or no ouwoor ease and comfort follows the nse of
t i whuoui iraotory oonamon wnen yoa mi
:3 of the
"t'fiu0 other ..towns' and oltlee nsegu Inoon
Grape Baskets,
Fruit and Tomato Boxes,
BERRY CRATES & BASKETS,
South Side Manufacturing Co.,
may 7 B. BERRY, Agent.
Truckers' Barrels.
Those In want of Empty Flour Bar
rels will pleasi send in their orders at
once. ; Orders vooked now will secure
icrfarence cf t" ' i ti-i His M beflted by Hood Sarsaparilla. :WW"V""U "r,tw
l.tcriorence cu i ts a. , uis u e- h bQoi imw neotloU , with electric lights and It hai
-8 H Is a..;".', It to wea strong.:.. . . . 1 ' been found to work a4taMfr$&&?:
k. watiM . m iiuu: - wa i nromui aeiiverv. -
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For Sale, .
The finest SADDLE PONY la North
Carolina. Is also a raaA hnaow dah.
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Apply Monday or Tuesday. '
may4 dtf j. E. LATHAM.
Attention, Ladies.
Having mat rreHiva.l . R.n,ni.r
of the r'wZ
FH1EST PADASGtr,:
at a GREAT REDUCTION will till
.them at,.;?;!.,;-
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