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VOL. IX.--NO. 36.
N"EW BERNE. N. C. SUNDAY. MAY 11 1890.
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BU3INES3 LOCALS.
PEAR'S Perfumed Soap. $1.75 per
doc . 15j. per cake. Cubmere
Boquet, SOo. par rake- Bookman
G'ycarioe. 85o. P d
R J. GOODHO, Druggist,
8. E. oor Crave and Pollock ets.
mayStf
OTIOE Tha annual meeting of the
stockholders of tha Neose 4s Trent
Blvar Transportation (Company will be
held at the rooms of the board of
Trade, Tuesday, the 87th day rf May,
1890, at eight o'clock p. m.
James Redmond.
ap26-td. Seo'y & Trees.
AFINR line of SMALL HAMS, 5 to
7 pounds at Johh Dunn 's tf .
SODA WATER on draught today at
John Dunn's tf.
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to pass without debate. We think ,Z a . V kIT...
I flf (Ka Hrtat A rf i rw aaihiaiI what tlaVA
its adoption would guarantee the lugt Istire, from offlce mn6ll bM been
BUCCesaofthe Democrats in 1892. ..id. Some have nraised and some
An exposure of its enormous defects have censured the course of the ad-
may induce some Republicans in ministration, which is not strange, as
the House to take water and either allPer80n8 d0 not. .,ook at lhin" from
rafnD- tn vnla nr nnnna fa naaaaa " same etana poim, ana an oo no see
Sam Jones preaones the ten
commandments and the sermon on
the mount and hundreds of people
are ready to say it is new doetilne
and not to be tolerated and Sam
must , be squelched. Wilmington
Messenger.
Ex-Spkaksb Carlisle would
be a great loss to the Democrats of
the House and a great gain to the
Democrats of the Senate. But it is
probable that the gain on one side
would, more than compensate for
the loss on the other. Philadelphia
Record.
A great many people in the
South do not sufficiently appreciate
the fact that we are confronted by
Wilmington Messenger.
LOCAL NEWS.
President Carr requt a meeting of
the Craven County Alliauce in New
Berne, Friday Miy 30ib.
Tbe (.learner Annie of the E. C. D.
line will sail tomorrow afternoon at
four o'clock. The Vesper of this line
will arrive today.
8ilas Brinso'n, who was charged with
voting illegally at ibe reoent election
in the first ward, was tried before
Justice Watson yesterday end dis
missed.
The Collegiate Institute nine defeated
the Elm City Club in the game of base
ball yesterday by a score of 16 to 15.
alike when viewing from the same di
rection.
The Journal is with those who see
much to praise in the conduot of muni
cipal affairs during the past year.
Mayor Wiiliams has shown an energy
and vim in the administration of his
ofHoe that must meet the approval of
all unprejudiced minds, while the
financial affairs of the city have never
been better managed by any treasurer
in our opinion. We have heard of no
shaving of vouchers at twenty-five per
cent or any other per cent. Cash down
has been the rule and we believe the
invaiiable rule of payment the past
year.
The board had considerable amounts
to pay of debts contracted by former
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
May 8ih, 1890.
Tbe board uf city council re-assembled
this evening at 8:30 o'clock, Mayor
Williams presiding. All tbe members
present.
The Mayer read the following re
ports and bills, which, cn motion,
were adopted. Councilman Kennedy
voting nay :
To tlie Honorable the Mayor and Board
of City Council :
I herewith submit to your honorable
body the following report of my collec
tions for the year endiDg May 8, 1890:
Amount Collected
Real eitate, personal and poll. 8 9,453.72
License tax 4,401.65
Dog tax 177.00
Market rents 829.10
Back tax 89 8'
814.400 84
Disbursements.
Five per cent, commission on
amount oolteoted. ... $720.04
Delinquente.oosts on. 177.45
P'd F. Ulrioh. T'r,...18,503 35 514,400.84
Silas Fulchbr, Tax Oolleotor
We have carefully examined the
ooaras; naa some unusual expenditures books, receipt Btubs and papers of the
to meet in repairing one ol tbe nre en-1 Tax Colleotor and have found them
gines, and paying for some property I correct in accordance with this report
fire com'
This speaks well for tbe Collegiate In
tltnteboM u. ,i .v. a and approve the same.
I J uuautjvu iiuui uuo u& lug uio uuui i y- t-
I " r- DU MIL'S,
Will every member of tbe Song paniee, and yet it has paid all current I B.B.Lane,
Tournament, including orchestra, meet expenses, and an amount on the judg-1 H. P. Kennedy,
at the theatre for practice Monday mont debt of the city near on to one
evening at 8 0'clooky A prompt at- thousand dollars; paying, as we learn
tendance is requested. it, has, the last voucher issued by the
The funeral of Mr. A. W. Wood will clerk before cloeinglthe account for the
take place this afternoon from the New 3"ear
street M. E. Church, The remains
arrived yesterday afternoon and were publishing the pay meats and has thrown
met by members of the fire department a" tne ''aht on the transactions of his
I and escorted to the Masonio hall of St. offioe tnat the moot exacting critio
John's Lodge. could demand.
All members of either of tbe Fire The financial condition of the oeme
tery committee baa never been better
a serious Situation. The recent th Charlotte tournament on Mav20th. lnan 19 Bnown 07 lne reDOrw 01 tM
pceoh Of Speaker Reed, at Pitts- or persons outside the companies wh0 miee, and the cemeteries never in
bars fully Outlines the Republican wish to go, are requested to meet at the
nrofframme. and that Programme Atlantic engine house tomorrow night
Finanoe Committee
REPORT OF CEM1TERT COMMITTEE.
To the lion. Mayor and Board of Coun
cumen of the City of iVcw Heme:
Gentlemen Tour oommittee on cem
ntAiina would iihmit thn fnllnxincr re
ireaourer union nas oeen prompt in port fortne year ending May 8th, 1890
CEDAR GROVE CEMETERY
Receipts.
Vouchers on hand, May 10, '89. ..8178.55
Cash
" sales burial lots 8395. 0J
Lees commissions 3). 50 355.50
125.10
la rerolutionery. Mobile Register.
I at 8:30 o'clock.
The New Berne, Polloksville, Mays-
THB eternal fitness Of things islvilleand Stella telephone line is now
exemplified in Chandler's howl giving prompt service at reduced rates.
about Southern elections. Chandler The station here is located at the office
Was a connoisseur in Southern eleC- 0fthe Western-Union telegraph com
it ! io- . .u. tt pany on Craven street nearly opposite
tions in 18,6. And it is a spectacle rbj0DRNiL offlc.
for the country to behold ulna -now . . . . ,
J There was to have been a maeting of
leading a morement to suppress the Fair AMOCi8tioa Ia8t BiRhti but n0
alleged election frauds in the South, quorum was present. The meeting was
Savannah News. adjourned to June 2J, 8:30 o "clock,
In m.. at the Y. M. C. A. hall. The nh.
Nobody doubts that census flg-fjeotof the nwiililt wiU be t0 discuss
better order than they are reported to
be today. We speak particularly of
these two departments because there is
where the money goes and there is
where the deepest interests of tax pay
ers are centered.
The collector of taxes has been active,
energetio and successful in a high de
gree in gathering in the shekels, and
has received more from the source of
license tax. the past year, than the year
before by some eight hundred dollart .
He has been prompt in collections-'
never offensively demanding, but cour
teously, obliging and indulgent where
indulgence was possible.
The police department has been a de
cided improvement as all, we think,
8659 15
Disbursements
1889.
Aug. 17. Cash p'd Randal Nel
son, 8 days' work 8 6.00
Sept. 3. Cash p d Ueo. Alien &
Co., 1 grass blade 7
Sept. 20. Cash p'd Dennis Wads
worth, 1 wheelbarrow 2 50
Sept. 38. Cash p'd Randal Nelson
4 days' work 3 00
Oct. 12. Cash p'd Randal Nelson,
8 days' work C 00
Oot. 21. Cash p'd Small wood &
Stover, locks for gates 1 65
Nov. 5. Cash p'd D. Stimson,
lumber 5 78
Nov. 15. Cash p'd Chad bourn &
Caldwell, castings, etc., for
mowers 6 20
Nov. 27. Cash p'd Randal Nelson,
4 days' work 3 00
Deo. 2. Cash p'd F. Ulrioh, nails
and look 130
1890.
will admit, and in fact every depart- jan. 2. Cash paid Jim White, 40
I ment of the city has been well admin-1 trees
ores Will be made to lie, deliberately the advisability of adding a race track
and with malice . aforethought, in to the grounds.
.whatever manner maybe deemed! Winnie Wilson, colored, fell dead
best calculated to Strengthen the yesterday at her home on Queen street, istered and no one can justly deny it. Jn. 4. Randal Nelson, 2 days
Republican party. Thia is a grave we" Jina- Bne naa neart aiaease, nut tho crowning acts of the board Jjk;4 jim White H treeg
I ekViT mwktto wrkinninni a tiffin Kaw PiIact 1 - a L. i a J M 1. t..i.!. I . .
offdftfiA aeainst the Banctitv oil ""''" " " "' lue 'UUU.1UU Ul " Jan. 28. F, Ulricn, nails
m " I Phnlnkl 1 1 fil 1 ah1 n 1 Ari milh 4hA Mhin I 1 1 i 1 ? 1. a 1 ll. 1. 1 Tfl L ft A J"l all JV I
U a. I wumuuiw, cn uva uicu "iiu uo UAK I IlgUtrJ WulCOt CUKOlQCr WltU uw VOtXXVlW' I T OD iM UBU. AllOUa O., BOO
nrt. A Jtr Pa
unuea oiaies wuwa, uui iu iaherhand. She was about sixty yean tion of the macadamized street, has Feb. 22. Randall Nelson, 8 days'
Republicans are desperate, unSOru- 0.d. The ooroner considered an in- done more to put the city on the line of r 54'''8maTlwood& 's'lover'
pulous and Will hesitate at nothing quest unnecessary. progress and abreast of the advancing sprinklers and buckets .'
th tt promises them advantage. A card from the Mayeville Farmer's age than anything that has been May 3. D. Stimson, lumber
Cleveland Plata Dealer. Alliance requests us to say that there done within the period of the last da- May 8. Randal Nelson, 8 days'
will be a erand picnic at Black Swamp cade and will Ions te living monuments a t
r7 . it.:- u . - . "I. .. . . . .. i bit w. .
v jb aiv wmtiuK iw i,uui. uuueuiu- bridge, Jonts county, on Saturday, the to the emcient ana wormy aeeasor tne mower
matlon devoutly to be WiBhed" 24th of May. Everybody is invited to board of councilmen of 1889 to 1890.
before Signifying our Willingness to attend and carry their baskets, and The incoming board is pretty much
' "depart In peace;' ' we are Waiting jAIIiaooemen and their families are an entire ohange and is composed of
Bpeuiaiix inviwvu. vjroua pputiiivrd nru iKuutiouicu wuu win uuii uo oavtouou
expected to be present. with anything less than a oreditable
administration.
Personal.
i
Mr. E. M. Koonce, principal of the Church Seivices Today
Polloksville school, was in the city Christ Church Rev. T. M. N. Oeorge,
p . ' ROYAL yyflS ,
It is to be hoped that the cemetery fund
ill continue to increase as it has done
the put year, and that at no distant
time the rock wall be extended entirely
around our beautiful cemetery.
Expenses have been exceedingly light
for tbe immense amount of work done
in our cemeteries, which was owing to
the fact that Sextons Stallings and Wil
liams performed the greater part of the
labor themselves.
Respectfully submitted.
B. B Lank,
E. K. Bishop,
V. A. Crawford,
Committee
We hav-i carefully examined the
books, accounts and receipts of the
committee on cemeteries, have found
them correct and approve the same.
W. P. Burrus,
H P. Kennedy,
Finance Committee.
The Memorial Exercises.
There was a large Dumber of visitors
in the city yesterday-, tho weather was
pleasant, and the program of memorial
xercises was pleaeantly and impres
sively carried ut. Tee large attend
ance and the interest manifested in the
ul custom of commemorating the noble JjGll S J GWBlrV St0l6t
deeds ot our uoclederate dead and UNDER "HOTEL ALRERT."
decorating their graves with flowers, a I
; Every reader of the Journal oncht
still justly popular among our people. the above named .n.nIMl. .nrvi.J?
At 5 o'clock the theatre was filled Jewelry Store, where you will find a
with an audience oomjoted of ex-Con- new Block of Watches, Clocks and Fine
federate soldiers, old men aud young jnlry' at pr,ceB that defy C0P
men, and women and children of all ' lining moved to the above elegantly
ages. furnished store, will be pleased to serve
The printed program was carried out. a" m? old patrons and the public gen-
Rev. Mr. George offered u beautiful ltePa.lrinK specialty. Our
... . ,, , , workshops being more spacious and
prayer, which was followed by music fitted with the latent imnrnH m.M.
Dy tne cnoir, uoa siya tne South." ery, we are now able to do all ola
Gon, C. A. Battle, chief marahal, of work witn neatness and dispatch.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
'I'l.ls powder never varies. A rsarT of
P-.rlty, Btrength and viholeaomeneM. More
ecdnomlcal thnn th ordinary lUada, Md
caunui be sold in competition with tha mnl
tliude or low test, Bbort weight, alum or
phosphate powders. Hold only In cans.
KOVAI. BAKING FOWnKR CO., 11 WSU St.
N Y. i une23 dsu wed frl A w
GRAND OPENING !
The Jeweler"
then introduced the orator. W. T Caho. 1 1
Esq , of Pamlico. Mr. Cahoannounced
as the subject of his oration, "The eec
ond regiment of North Carolina State
troops." It was a subject familiar to
some of our citizens and interesting to
a great many. Mr. Caho gave the his
tory of this regiment during its valiant
service of four years. The audience
was attentive and appreciative.
The choir then ung "Cover them
over with beautiful fljwers.'
"The Broken Battalion," a beautiful
poem by Paul Ilayne, was recited by
Minn Rons Rim.iH nnrl hr mn.iiii r & cold and beginning to soothe and hail.
unnae an otner cough medicines there
is no narcotic or any other unnleaaMt
Duffy's Cough Mixture.
A prompt and efficient romedy forj
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bron-
crntis, bore-throats, Diph
theria, Catarrh, Etc.
One of the most effectual remediaal
have ever know n for a cough or oold is
Dully 'e Cough Mixture. It is indeed a
rare combination of valuable medi-
arreatiog at once the progress of
May 7. Randal
work
Whitty & Co., 1
Nelson, 4 days'
eoo
1.50
2.10
.60
.40
0.00
4.05
4.58
0.00
13.00
3.00
for a realization of that position of
independence which will enable the
Democratic party to not only pre
aent a platform of principles broad
enough for all classes but a national
893.41
Vouchers on hand $178.65
Cash balance on hand 397 29
GRIENWOOD CEMETERY.
Receipts.
Vouchers on hand, May 10. '89... $86 83
Cash " " ... 14 40
Mtn Wf f! Ft A nlr nf HaMi. 1 rontnr !ith Hnnrinv aftnr Kular
it.L.i . 3 ' "J"""" I ' - J
uoaet 01 men wnpse rigauu leaaer- wm deliver the nnual BddreBB Early Celebration 8 a. m. Service and
Snip IS unquestioned, and WbO have I before the school. and sermon at 1 1 a. m. and 8 p . ru. The
no feWjQf the iomahawk and war Dept. T7. B. Marshal C. B. Hill leaves The pubile are cordially invited to
Daint- Of(TamBUtnVtFavettCVille I tomorrow morning for Columbus, Ohio, attend these services, and will be shown
Observer - - I penitentiary, In charge of W. S. Arm-1 to seats by attentive ushers. unday
' i " ' ' ' ' I strong, the late defaulting postmaster school at the ohapel, 9 80 a.m., and
GrVK fas a man like Bam Jones, I at Rooky Mount. N.C. . at the church 4 p.m.
Who. however tTOSB and odd. is yet I Vies Marian Manly has returned from Presbyterian Church Rev. L C.
-vT i'TO'honnnn hfl0r Hm .Tnnoo I a visit to friends and relatives in Bal-1 Vass, D. D., pastor. Servioes at 11
I' M ". ' ' . .... Minora. la. m.. conducted by Mr. James Thomas.
Ui ... I Mri Will. Heritage, of Goldsboro, is Sabbath sohool at 8:15 p. m. No services
IPrH' WWW uo Vl u 0 in the city. in the afternoon.
, JdiVery WOra 1SI ur, o. L. Ives returned from the Churohof ChrU, Hancock street
freshm' thejUrnaceCue dOS I north last night. I. L. Chestnutt, pastor. Servioes at 11
&Ot wear theCOnyentlOnal mask. I Mr. John S. Thomas', who has been in a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Sunday-school
Hr doeBOt city for several days, on a visit at 3 p.m., W. R. Skinner, superintend
xta i. M.ii,'..'.' ImU.iihm thorns, returned to chapel Hill yes-lent. Everybody cordially Invited to
Sales burial lots $55 00
Less commissions 5.50
49.50
prison.
by U oenTo; arMnsiderable ex-
terday,
attend these servioes.
poiiucai piauorm , 01, our counwy i Steam Fire Engine Company: You are P m conduoted by tbe pastor. Sunday-
8 p.m., V. v. Clara, super in
Public invitedto attend these
$150.73
Disbursements.
Aug. 17. Cash p'd Peter Ward, 4 1
days' work
Ang. 20. Cash p'd Geo. Ailen &
Co., grass books
Aug. 81. Cash p'd Daniel Best, 6
days' work
Sept. 7. Gash p'd Daniel Best, 6
days' work
Sept. 14. Cash p'd Daniel Best,
6 daye' work 4
Nov. 23. Cash p'd D. Stimson,
lumber
Deo. 27. Cash p'd Jim White, 50
trees
1890.
Jan. 3. Cash p'd Jim White, 5
Jan. 8. Cash p'd F Ulrioh, nails
May 7. Cash p'd Lewis Dixon,
wheelbarrow
the pi9co was complimented on all
sides.
Mueio by the choir followed, a beauti
ful anthem, "Bllessed are the dead
who die in the Lord."
The procession was then formed by
the marshiil and assistant marshals,
and headod by the N. B. S. F. E. band,
proceeded to the cemetery.
The floral decorations were the most
beautiful we have ever seen. The dis
play was profuse and artistic A large
number of children with flowers were
in the procession. The most at
tractive arrangement of flowers were
wo flags, a battle flag and a
United States flag, which were much
admired. The Confederate monument
was beautifully wreathed in flowers.
The ceremonies concluded with the
inging of "Guard Around the Tomb,"
ith cornet accompaniment and the
benedicion.
To the Public
rhe affairs of the Gas Company are
a most critical condition. If the
oonsumers of gas appreciate their lights,
it behooves each and every one of them
to pay their bills promptly; not wait to
have them presented two or three times.
Ibe consumption of gas has been very
greatly diminished, while the expenses
of conducting the business could not be A Tract of Mineral and Tim-
$3.37
.75
4.50
4 50
50
161
7.00
.75
.40
00
Vouobers on hand
C-ah balanoe on hand
$88 83
84 02
are bonnd With the iron shackles Of I hereby ordered i o meet at engine house sohool at
-wti V-- .f.f Af this afternoon al 4:80 o'clock, In full Uendent.
T"V" rr-r . M.D. W. StaUWthe sexton of
n .i tVr- o. u- m t. .r t. Oedar wove Cemetery, nas given en
Baptist Mission Statlon,Market Dock- tlr. .atiif .oti(m to tiM '--..V. .,,
THH debates in thflHorneon the nd. Mechanics oompaniei are reepeot- Morning servioes at 9:80 o'clock, J. O. hat proved acceptable to the citicens
. lleCinky tariff bill for Monopoly
will be very short by reason of the
TibZlotiiUAmpi to'i jktlfleebate.
They do not iwariJ their W7.i
jtbomlnations .rentilatedf anfVt
; posed, but it will be on the hustings
fnllv invited to attend.
- By order of foreman ...
. r v L. O. Richardson, Seo'y.
May 11,1890. ; . ,
Whitty leader. Afternoon servioss at I generally, who have commended him
4:30 o'olook, VL. WWtehast leader. Mon.e ffloien' woro"
Regular Prv.t me.iUng servioM every ttXSSi
wonnuriHW wiiitvie.'- naa win nun nanan w i . ww a m Bb j ik . i
v t i iivhuwwwj siibihii hv iriivssv BkvsfwBBSij uimiiA rmaw uaaaa mhim a,nssi arrTsiirsiiai. sinriin
v llVUVVe n , I vwl4ll lnwtt.1, a Va.a krw ailri xwifl AW-nalUvif nAnn la-Inn
' . ' ... ' I St V vviumiij aaa v itvu w wail lUODtl wsj sjmb wwaawu vvumiwvu
To tne umoerstna alembera or Ht. Ifrom his aoDOlntment to tbe rresent
Uk.B t..j XT a A V-A.A mr. i unwiw.i i ....... 1 . . . ... . . .j .
ihuwiuv. , a c. - a,. , 4 time, mi rigni man in tne right piioe
Brathren Yon are hereby notified to Y. M. C, A. Servioes this afternoon at I nl.n n.,.M i. in
and in the newsnabert if not in the ?.ee yon todge-room, this, Sunday, i 8:80 o'clock. All men are Invited to lent oondltion. .y Robert W. 'Williama
;'Lu: ,' .u: v.: "T . wmi, t ioui;onior P-m., I has faithfully performed the duties of
v.vi i. 'wuw.iu -1 to pay me imi saa irioute or respect to i . ...... , I sexton of that oemeterr. and hanlven
elaborate speeQh la c-osar Of the he memory or our deceased brother, : The .boy murderer, Avery Botler, universal satisfaction be thoTonkhly
defacUoitheblll. Wehavethought rXu
that the best thing the Democrat with . r f ? wt nth. v He is sixteen years of age, much dilapidated; new maps are badly
po-1.1 An wonld bft to al aw tha h it S"2 ''i-i-.i : ,. Pl BtMM.
W, B, RoTP, Seo'y.,
I not more than tt n
.v,';,
euect experienced in lakinir it. I
more than pleased to be able to reoom
mend to my friends here and the publio
at large everywhere such a safe, pleas
ant and effectual cure for one of the
most prevalent complaints to which
human llesh is heir. Thos. GatiS,
R. N. DUFFY,
apl 5 d w 1 y Proprietor,
Just Received
AT
J. M. HOWARD'S,
Now Lot Tocnis Hhiita,
Windsor Tiep,
Plaited Bosom Shirts, laundried and
unlaundriod.
Sio our Lord Chumley Collars.J
New lot Simples in a few days.
J. M. HOWARD.
decreased in tbe same proportion. The
result ot this nas been an inability on
the part of the Company to pay its
olaims as they matured. The present
officers of the Company are unwilling
to assume any individual liability for
the sake of keeping these works open,
ana witn no evidence ol any late mis
magement on the part of the Company,
we appeal to the generous public in the
matter, looking alone to their support
for success.
Issued by order of Directors.
S. W. 8MA.LLWOOD, Seo'y &Treas.
Newbern Gas Light Company,
ber Land
AT FIRST HAND.
Write Immediately with lull particulars
and lowest price to
"ENGLISHMAN."
roay2dwlm IHIildlesborough, Ky
ORDER OF THE " HELPING HAND."
(Incorporated undor the Laws
cliusetiH.)
of Mass-
STRAW HATS.
A Fine Line of them at
Harrington & Baxter's.
A. BOON TO
Workingmen & Women
A small monthly payment seoures to
you from 87.50 to $25 00 per week U
case of sickness, and from Two Han
ired and Fifty Dollars to One Thousand
Dollars at the expiration of five yean.
Tho "HEiiriNr Hand" will care for
you in sickness and affliotion, and assist
you in securing a home which other
wise you may never have.
10 capitalists it offers a safe and
Also, a large lot of SAMPLE HATS profitable investment.
at New York cost.
A Local Tent ia h; nor fnrmA In Ik!-
city. Information furnished on appii-
VfafclVU W
See Our Stock of Neckwear. myQdiw w. m. watson.
Full line of CLOTHING. 8HOES and
dkx uuuua at
Barrington & Baxter's.
aprl dwtf
Attention, Ladies,
4 t
TT I . . . - ' '
ubviuk just received a. Nimn iiM
of the "
The finance are ia good condition.
SARAH OXLEY
Has opened her
Ice Cream Parlor
At her old stand, Broad st., near Mid
dle, where aha will be pleased to aee
hnv bld'frtiuiila nil ntkrnna
- Choice Oream f urnUhed famUies day bWi UK STTLTATk -fl'-t
.ana night at reasonable prices, wo tmj At;i?SLihlX .
FINEST PARASOLS,;
at a GREAT REDUCTION' w4 4;:,
them at V.w-i
New York Cost, POSITIVClr,
VT CALL EARLY. ) ,
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