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reiLIlHBRr ARIOVIOKafKlITi IS1 DAILT J00R5JO. to a el eolaaa , pabUahed. dally, except Monday at i i JO par y mi; UM tor U moartna. Delivered M art t-r mimiltM ftl ia emmla ttmr mnnth TaKfrXXk.LT JOURNAL, a M edumn I paper, la publish every Thursday at I1.M per annum. " 'ADVBHTiaraQ BATES (DAILT)-One , UoAoaaday Me.; tio. tor aeh subequent Alrwtl bU aader bead of "Business Loeala." If Mnta a Una for flrat, and 6 .eenu ft Una tor every subsequent tnaertloa y K SdTertlosmenii iUbe inserted between lMftlatftttffttftaypnoa.i ; f BoUoae entaxmcea or Deaths, not luxoe Ua Unaa wUlbe Inserted free. All addition t saatter W01 pa a&antad ( ea&ta oar Una . Faymenta tor " tranalent advertisements Moat ha made la advance. Reeuiar adver- iib 1 1 1 in ii urn mi ii ii i ii i a L ina and oi aaea monUt. , - Conamunioatioca oontalnlng newt of a dla- aaaaioa of leoal matter ara aolloited. No ewnmumoatlon must fee exnected to ba oub- inftM UM aofttftlna oWeottonajiie pereonal iUee, vOhholds uta a mo of the author, or tiat will mas I morataaaous column of the "' paer. ' J i i'. ' ; ' ; Any penonfeelln: eggil3Ved at an anony j. nooa oomnooioauoB oan obtain tbe name o( " the author fty application at tnls office aud ahAWtna. wberain lae imevanoa ezlita. THE JOURNAL. atBftKPBR. Business Manager. JIKW 8EBNK. N. O.. MAY 27 1890. ktunl at tbe Poet offlos at lfm Bern, - ftaaaaoad-elasi matter. NO Wtodward Memorial Association. ' ' EMTOB Journal '.Pursuant to notioe previously given, a consider able number of the former students t Richlands Academy, under the latelu G. Woodward, met iu the Academy building on Saturday, May 17th, 1890, and organized ''Tbe Woodward Memorial Associa tion; by electing Frank I). Koonce as President, IS. L. Francks, jr., as Secretary, and F. W. llarget as Treasurer. The! .object ot the meeting was 'Stated by tho President in a brief eulogy of exceeding beauty and pathos, on the life and character ot their laithful teacher and friend, the late L. G. Woodward, and in declaring the purpose of the As sociation to be the erection of a suitable monument to his memory. On motion of E. L. Francks, it was resolved that the President appoint sixteen persons, to be selected from the body of former pupils to act as vice presidents of this Association, whose special duty it shall be to aid in raising funds sufficient to erect said monument, conformable to which the President designated the following persons, vix: Dr. Chas. Duffy, jr., and Capt. K.R. Jones of Craven county ; Dr. A. R. Miller of Lenoir county ; Col. ,L; VY. Humphrey and Dr. Jno. D. Spicer of Wayne county ; Jno. F. Murrill, Eq., of Hickory, N. C. ; Dr L. Hussey and L. H. Hodges, Esq., of Duplin county ; Dr. D. L. Rhodes of Pender county; Benj. Btock, Esq., and Dr. R. A. Whita ker of Jones county; Dr. G. N. Ennett of Carteret county ; D. S. Aman, Esq., Dr. K. VV. Ward, "Bicnard Q. Ward and Jno. A. Pitt man, Esqs., of Onslow county. On motion of J. W. Mills, it was resolved that the proposed monu ment be placed upon tbe Academy grounds, in Richlands village, and ' that we pledge our best efforts to collect at least five hundred dollars, to be applied to that purpose. On motion of E. L. Francks, jr., it was resolved that the following persons, selected from the number of former students of the late L. G. Woodward, be appointed a special soliciting committee to raise the necessary amount of money for the erection of said monument, to-wit: Jno. W. Mills, Jno. A. Ervin, L. W. Humphrey, W. H. Rhodes, J. R. Francks, Jas. W. Spicer, J. F. Giles, A. 0. Hoggins, F. Thompson, Isaac Brock, Cad. Koonce, . U. Oox, 0. H. Koonce, Jno. A. Jar man, W. T. Cox, G. A. Thompson, S.:W. Venters, Dr. W. J. Montfort, E. J. Newbold, Edward Humphrey, E. H. Henderson and Jesse Hum Dhrev ; and that said committee be reonested to raise amount, of poney, and report to this Associa tion at its meeting on the first - Saturday in December, 1890, '.-i On motion, it was ordered that the regnlar meetings of the Associa tion be held on the first Saturdays in July, Ootober and December. VB UlVIllUU Ul VV . XI. XVUUUC9, lb was ordered that the Secretary im- mediately notify cue persons obsig nated as vice-presidents of this ' ''Association, and as the special so- 1 . . a j J P A. t ! . A. aUVllj&U ZVA tUtWUVW V v-a. "pviu w tlments, and the purpose thereof; 4 and to Urge their speedy aud active . I co operation in behalf ot the objects iiniMn if AAmmirrno ni r.iinir nnnn nc . o( this Association. :'i;Oa ; motion, the President and ! Secretary were added to the special ' soliciting committee ,.-f TM 1 rPkvam naAn Koinrr nrnuanf ' Was i vailBU; UpVU Ui ou nuuicoo, and . responded in a neat and ap "v-ronriate manner. j - On motion of Jno. A. Ervin, the VSecretarv was ordered to send a 15 copy ' of the' proceedings of this " meeting to the editors of the Wil mington Review and the New Berne yuBii . irw - .-v. .tentheamS? ' ;' :' . .. , V ' -i On motion, the meeting adjournd -J0UBNA14 with a reqnest wpuo ; to meet again on tbe firat Saturday 'in July, 1890, . . E. L. Fbancks, jr., Sec'y. ProntsblePonliry. - There is money to be made in chickens, but beginners cannot expect to get rich at it the first year or two. Usually it takes that length of time to learn the first lessons of poultry raising tnoroughly. A great many young people go into this branch of farm work, imagining that it is easy compared with other departments of farm labor, and that it pays better and sooner. Such impressions are likely to be followed by disappointments. The successful poultryman needs capital to begin with; plenty of grass and woodland; a thorough knowledge of his business, and then the willingness to work indefatigably. Poultry raising is now divided up into two general branches. One man raises nothing but fancy fowl for the market, while another breeds common stock. There is no doubt that fancy fowls pay better than ordinary birds that have no great name and good points. There is quite a demand for fancy birds for breeding, aud even in the ordi nary markets of our cities they command high prices. As a rule their meat is or superior flavor and tenderness, and like the canvas-back duck, they are sought after by the epicures. Their eggs for breeding purposes frequently sell for several dollars a dozen, which, if there is a steady market for them, would make the b'.ixinoM a paying one. But breeding i';incy poultry lias diseoimureineuts aud drawbacks too. The field is a limited one, ami i.; nearly full now of active competitors. Longer study anil experience with birds are demanded., and great care and experience in tending tliem. ihey are more sensitive to neclect than other fowls. By ordinary and common stock I do not mean poor breeds of fowls, nor mongrels, but the practical, every day-breeds which go about their business to lay eergs and to fatten up well for the markets without strutting around to show their "fancy feathers and shapes. Many kinds of poultry are included in this list, and every poultryman knows what ones are good prac tical layers. In selecting breeds- for laying it may be laid down as a universal rule that the best breeds are those which are best suited to the climate in which they are kept. Different locali ties require different breeds, and to this may be due the conflict incr reports from all parts of the country concerning certain well known kinds 01 poultry, lhe Leghorns are good layers but they do not lay equally well in all parts of the country, and under all circumstances. They do better in warmer climates. although the double comb vari eties will do better than the single in cold weather. As soon as tho comb of a Leghorn is frozen it ceases to laj If the fowls are raised for tho markets the Plymouth Rocks carry double recommendation with them. They are good layers, and they have a line, uniform appearance when dressed for shipment. The Brahmas and (Jochins are so slow 01 growth that many do not like to raise them for market, but they make a handsome fowl when fully matured. In selecting breeds for profits those should be chosen which are peculiarly adapted to any particular sec tion ot tho country, considera tions being taken into the ques tion of their fitness for market, time of maturity, hardiness, lay ing qualities and disposition This is but the first step in rais ing poultry for profit but it is tho most important ohe. Annik C. Webster, Love. We have read of a poor widow who, bringing a ruble to a Russian Bible Society, was asked if her subscription were not too much "Love is not afraid of giving too much." was Jier beautiful reply We all know that it is not always the largest purest purse that opens for God's work. The poor too.love to spare somewhat for His service. to lay part of their hard earnings upon the Master's altar. Indeed we heard once of a laundress who gave from a full heart to missionary work, but who, coming into a for tune, pleaded the multitude of her expenses, and mould give but a meagre sum to the once-loved work; so dangerous, save foYGOd's mercy, is the abundance of riches to the human heart I Exchange. ' ADVICE, TO JttOTHEBJ,1!.!, Mrs. WissijOw's ' Soothing &ivtfr should always be used for children teething. ' it eoothea tho child, softens tbe gums, allays all pain, cures wind oolio, and fa tha beet remedy (or Xiar .b, gums, allays all pam, cures wtu lcoUo,andfstha beet temadr tox Diar- ' rhoea. Twonty-flve cents a bottle. Jaly - T6et Early Tomatoes. - -Collect old corn and ' tomato cans and melt off the tops, bot toms and . seams through the side, by throwing them $n a heap of coals. Some fine broom wire is then obtained, and cut with nippers into pieces, JoDg enough so 1 that when the ends are hooked and fastened together they will make a loop of the proper size to go around a can. rPkn .Ma. 4U K I J Ln iuo oiuco iu mo cau jsuuiuu uc aoped bv three-fourths of an inch, and the natural spring of the tin will hold the wire on. About three months before it is safe to set out plants, sow the seed in a hot bed, into which set the cans as thickly as they will stand, fill with rich soil and set one plant in each can. Let them grow" until they begin to crowd, and then remove some or the cans and plants, giving plenty of cpom to produce stocky plants. Throw out a spadeful of soil, where each plant is to be set in the garden, and into this set a can containing a plant so deep that when the soil is drawn in, the surface will be about an inch higher than the cans. Cut the wire with the nippers and ift off the tin, thus leaving the roots absolutely undisturbed. Hoe in the soil and the work is done. Plants so set will never wilt, though it is best to thor oughly wet them before lifting from the bed. In this way-1 have often made a good thing on: an acre of tomatoes before others have any to sell. Much depends on the seed. I formerly used the Acme, but lately prefer ivingstone s Beauty. Farm and Home. LEMON ELIXIR. A Fl.nant Lemon Dilnk. For biiijusneaa and conati nation, take Lemon blixir. For inil igeiucui aud foul t-toinach. take Lemoa Elixir For sick and nervous headaches, take Lemon Elixir. tor Bleepleamees and nervousness, take Lemon Elixir. For lo9 of appetite aud debility, take Lemon Elixir. For fevers, obilla and malaria, take Lemon Elixir. Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any of the above diseases, all of which arise from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys, bowels or blcol. Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozley, At lanta, Oa. 50o. and $1 00 per bottle. Sold by druggists. A Prominent Minister Write. After te& years of great suffering from indigestion, with great nervous prostration, biliousness, disordered kidneys and constipation, I have been cured by Dr. Mozley 8 Lemon Llixir, and am now a well man. Rev. O. 0. Davis, Eld. M. E. Church 8outh, tillnovl No. 28 Tatnall st. Atlanta, Oa. Every day is a little life, and our whole life is but a day repeated Those, therefore, that lose a day are dangerously prodigal; those that dare misspend it, desperate Bishop Hall. Be Sure If yoo have made up your mind to Tray Hood's SarsaparUla do not be Induced to take any other. Hood'i SarsaparUla Is a peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue of Its peculiar combination, proportion, and preparation, curative power superior to any other article. A Boston lady who knew what she wanted, and whose example is worthy imitation, tells her experience below: To Get " In one slore where I went to buy Hood's' SarsaparUla the clerk tried to induce me buy their own instead of Hood's; he told me thelr's would last longer; that I .might take it on ten, days' trial; that if I did not like it I need not pay anything, etc. But he could not prevail on me to change. I told him I knew what Hood's SarsaparUla wa. I had taken it, was -satisfied with it, and did not want any other. When I began taking Hood's SarsaparUla I was feeling real miserable, suffering a great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak that at times I could hardly stand. I looked, and bad for some time, like a person in con sumption. Hood's SarsaparUla did tie so mnch good that I wonder at myself sometimes, andmyfrlendslrequentlyspeakofit." Mas. Ella A. Gorr, 61 Terrace Street, Boston. Bold by an drnsglit. Jl ; 1r f or 15. PrepMed only byC.L HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Loiren, Han. 100 Doses One Dollar S ' A prompt and efflblenli temedy for f Conghs, Celds, Qroup, Bron ohitis, Sore-throats, Biph-: theria; Catarrhi Etc: M , 1 have ttied tTJ?KT'eC0TJQH MIXT0KB ana tan pleasure m recommenamg be. canae I believe it will do all that is claimed font by Mr. Du try, the proprietor, Who la druggist of long experlenee and gentleman' or highest integrity, r do hot palleveha would advertise anything that Was not ex ceptionally good. This Remedy hM certain ly answered the porpeM lit my caaes It cnredaeold,anoDtlnate cold I had, af tar I had tried a number of the pilncioal eough remedMa without benefit. m-mAi:,; i-May Bitfi Vk t IfaMs.! ksfrfi. .tw Av, wrr VftTTPI 7. .. . ' v i tt. IJ UlTJ ) st splS 4wiy- f, ?ro; :i-vii i,v;v ..'. r apio amvr-mmwv. ropnoior. Sarsabarilla Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to theiaste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colda, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs ia the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to the'stomaclk prompt in its action and. truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, it many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedv known." byrup of Jj igs is for sale in ouc and 51 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it ou hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. ' CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO, ' SAN FRANCISCO, C4L. LOUISVILLE, KY. 1 CAUTION Tnke no thoea unless W. L. Douelas' name and nrlra ara fcTiini nl on th9 bottom. -If tho dealer cannot supply TOj end ulrect to factory, enclosing iwmuwu price. W. LT? DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine Calf. Heavy Laced Grain and Creed. moor Waterproof. BS.OO OENUINK HAN D-8EWED SH OB. coar n rnn irnr n. r. inni i im uin 4.00 HAND-SEWKD WELTSHOg. 3.60 POLICE AND FARMERS' SHOE. W.50 EXTRA VALUE CALF SHOE. S12.25 A 83 WORKINGMEN'S SHOES. 83.00 and 81.75 BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES All made la Congress, Button ana Lace. $3&$2 SHOES ladiSs. 81.7S SHOE FOR MISSES. Beat Material. Bent Style. Beit Fitting, W. I.. DouglaH, Brockton, Mass. Sola by Cor. Pollock and Middle Sts. mar22dt.lnlyl M. P. HOLLY, FASHIONABLE TAILOR. Next door to P. M. Draney's Hardware Store, SOUTH FRONT STREET. Large stock of fine samples. Clothing made to order. Satisfaction guaranteed. Rates reasonable Also, cleaning and dyeing done in neatest style. 18d2m To Rent. The Two Stores in Stanly Hall, for merly ocoupiod by tho Post Office and Mr. Prag, will be rented for a term of years to desirable tenants on favorable terms. The building now occupied by the Daily Journal ia also offered for sale or to rent. Information in respect to said prop erties may be obtained from Mr. L. o. Wood, or communications mav be ad' dressed to . A. EDWARD WOODRUFF. 120 Broadway, Equitable Building. aplS dtf . New York City, TO 17EAU.HJ Suffering from the effects of youthful errors, euly decay, wasting WMkneaa, lost manhood, etc, I wlu end a valuable treanae (sealed) conflunlng fall nartleulan for home cure, FREE of charge. A splendid medical work ; should be read by every man who is oervoni and debilitated. Addreaa,1 itoi. Jr. v. t u rr mau, jioouus,-vuu JOE K. WILLIS, PROPRIETOR OF EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA Marble Works, New Borne, N". O. 4.':: . Italian and Amerioan Marble and all qualiUee of material, w Orders solicited and . given prompt attention', with, satisfaction guaran- v O. E. Miller fa my agent at Kinston, and Alex, Fields regular traveling agent. m&ti:w v , ph. J ' Til ol i-m-rTTHIHrmi i V " a Spring ever brought to JNew Berne.. 9 Ouj oat returned witi and Sun NOVELTIES IN DRESS G00DS,.N0TI08 and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. ? ! at . ' " :. . I.1?'1, 'l''.;r.- '"'V SHOES of every description at the cheapest possible, prices. In EE AD Y-MADE CLOTHING Twill poutively eave you T least from $0 to 25 per eeut., as I have bought them at the most remarkably ow figures and will sell them accordingly. For instance, A. Fine All Wool Satin-faced Dress S nit for $8.50, which would coet jou at least 10 or $12 anywhere els J. Flannel Coat and Vest for 70c. Seersucker Coat and Vtst for 70c. Boys Suits from $1 up. TT1 f: HKrT lfFrt CKUSH Our stack comprises so oiany NEW GOODS and SPECIALTIES thit ii would be a hard matter to enumerate all in detail. , . ; We Solicit an Examination of Our Stock, Feeling confident that we will make it to your interest to give us a than o your patronage. - n REMEMBER! the prices of our goods are and must be as low or lower than similar goods can be purchased elsewhere. 1SL. JONES, HEAVY AND LIGHT G-roceries. Lirill-'ird ind Gail & Ax Siyifi Saii'l hi nwiiufaoturer's prices. Dry Goods & Notions. Full stork and largH asortmtnu Prioea p low an tho lowest. Call and examine my stock Satisfaction guaranteed ,,Y CatarrH CREAM BALM Cleanaes the Naenl Passages. Allay Pain and Inflammation, Heala the Sorea. Restores the Sense of Taate PAV-CEVEP A particle Is applied into each nostril and la agreeable. Prloe 60 cents at Drngelste; liy mall, registered. 60 eta. ELY BROTHERS. 58 Warren Street. New York. aprl6dwly Sash,Doorsand Blinds Paints, Oils, Lead and Varnish, Lime, Cement, Plaster and Hair, And all kinds ot Building Materials At Lowest Pi ices, L. H. CTJTLEB, NEW BERNE, N. C. HUMPHREYS' Dr. Hukphrbt' Spbcifios are aclentincallj and carefully prepared preaorlptlons 1 used tor many yean In private practice wlthauoceM.andfor over thirty yearemed by the people. Brery single Spe cific Is a special cure for tbe disease named. These Specifies cure without drugging, purg ing or reducing the system, and are la fact and deed the aoTerelgn remedies oftheWarld. LIST OF rnraoTPAL HOB. CUBES. . . . rue vim VeTers, congestion, inflammation., I Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Oolie.. i'ryiag i;oilc.frTeeuuigoiiiiian Diarrhea, of Children or Adult.. I DTaenteryj Griping, BUlowOollo- fwrifuig.rauuw iww.il rboa, Vomiting..,,.... .Id. BrOTChiti.i7T...i... , Toothache, Faceache. ... jni era. Xearalgia, Toothache, vt inr.l(rl eadachea, Biotueaaaone, vertigo yapepalav. BUlous Stomach......... (Vhftes, too Profuse Periods. DDT resaea or r bibubi renoaa. ..... .'2.1 , irpap. Cough, DUnouit Breathing. ... ' ,ii a ,mlt HJaanm. V.rvalnAlfUL V.mnt.lnllL .fl.t f: HoamatlRUi. uneumaticranw,, snr and A iti. Chills. Malaria f erer am Plies. Bll Piles, Blind or Bleeding..; Datanh, Influeaaa, Cold In beeping Congh. Violent Coughs. eneral &obTlitv1PhysloalWeakneas .. Kidney Olaeaaei aiie...... ....... aknnsa. Wettms Bed. . iikj .......... Jlaeaaeaof theUeart,FalpltaUunl. Sold by or sent postpaid on receipt v ' of nrlcA. MANUAL, (144 pages) ; ' riohly bound to cloth and gold, mailed fi wampareya'ineaieiBeo.iuiruitoBBt.a if. SP1CIFICG. All of tbe above medicines are. for sale .at the drug stores of t. 8. Duffy and R. Berry, lllddle street, I7e Berne, N..C-f-y-.;-? FORinEfjic::! 1 POSITIVE yorlOSTorFAnrfJ r : KnliilC Oensraland SERoua , 't 1 TTT? T! Weakatta of Body ana 1 ' V of Errors or Eim m lotto llNMOon hllr r..ih. triiwAK,liliKvnil'Kii (luius a i MlnUI nhlllaf HUMS THKi'l nr. t r-K atMtlrf 41 SUtM. 1rrllrt.. . writs lam. hx,k,Mic..,,,,,: ,. saW) frw. AiMrtu U, fcU.t.nl I .. o?l"Y?sili t a m9 tho most uperh stock cf ?f jmelGitls We ire now'displajlhg al their; Ait; BATIN - MNED HAT t We. Respectfully, , PROFESSIONAL. RODOLPH DUFFT. R B. rTEXOM. Puff & Nixon, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ' NEW BEBNE. C, "' " Office over R, N- Duffy V drug atore. Hraneb Office: Catharine Lake, Ons low county. apl8dwly I P H. PELLETIEE, ATTORNEY AT I. A "Vf . AND MONFY BKOKEK. Cravan St., two doors South of Journal office. A specialty made In nt-pntlntinu anu.il loana for short time. Will practice In the Oonotlea ot Oraven, Oar crni., jouea, -ynaiow ana ramiioo. united Htataa nrnin at Nu Berne, and Bnpreme Court or the State. lem air CLEMENT MANLY. 0. 11. OD10 manly & Guion, ATT, OR KEY 8 AT LAVi. Offloe 2d floor flf Green. Fov A Co. 'a bank, Middle street, New Berne. N. C. , win practice in the court of Craven and adjoining; counties, in the 8u Drama Court of the 8ute, and in tbe Federal Courts. anlOdwtf . M.SDDt0NS. H. L. GIBBS. Simmons & Gibbs, ATTORNEYS. .'AT LAW Will praottee in the oountlee of Crayon, Jones, OubIow, Carteret, Pamlioo, Lenoir and Hyde, and in the Federal Offloe on Craven street, next door below Journal offloe. apiadwtf Dr. J. D. Clark, :dentist, HEW BBRNK, N. O. Offloe on graven street, between Pollock and Broad. , ' flw"J no berts a ono. awaHMaaaa -' 1 A ' ' ," ''t',J'--. , WHOLESALE DEAtm IN, GE00ERlKS,PEaYISIONS Dry Goods.' Shoes. We sell) FLOUR direct from tha Mills We Jia ve in stock a tiirf eupply ot ' Wnof Tnrlleri XiXim '- which we Import direct from ihi Wet ' indies. . ,r ,' .. 't. 'y . ? t,, , Give us a call and see on nrlnaa.1' ' & BRQst . ' f. .oouin r.rons atreev i t' NEW-BEElifi.4 ISP W jobOalt 4: Ax'sandLorO- ' ard's Snuff u UilHiicrjf-GccasV UBS. ' B; B. LAKE b'aViag removad from her old etand oa.Pollock etree to the alegitni etqfe nnder. Hotel Albari jeonth aid e) Ja -iojireyared o serya ' the'pnblio w'lth'a;y v Kewtttidt! Complete tcck . a cheap. ae can ba bought ia fle city, y Stlefaotlori gnaranteed-. r. ap2d2rn , Partneruipllotice- - By tnutul couseni, T hdmaS Oatou, ol the firm of Whitty &Gatei, has t" is day old bi e" 're interest In the s-' 1 f -"a td J. J. Dinosway,' " All debts d.. ) ty the firm'of .:-Wbl:Oatce ! . -f pHitni by the firm of J. 0. V, ' 'y St Co. and the eald firm of J.' C. "V.huty & Co. are hereby authored and em-l-owpred to collect nil dbri of any kind due the flrri of WLilty & Gm., , ' Ibis May 1. 181)3. ' ; - J. 0. WniTTY. . ' ? :t ' Ti.rria oatfi, 'meyHSOl'- J. J. L;:03WAY. 3o ts
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