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'aily Journal VOL. IX.--NO. 134. XEW KKUNE. N. C.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER f, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. The 0 L lie HDL it lit 'X J ' BUSINESS LOtJALS. FINE STALL FED BEEF. Pig meat and Lamb at my itall Saturday morning. V. 8. Bbyah. 1?0UND-A small; bunch of keys on the streets. Apply at Journal office. WANTED A Udy to teach music and other branches. Must be experienced ai d thorough. References .required. Address W. R. 8k inner, Principal Vanco Aoademy. New Berne, N. G. sep4 dlw 130LITI JAL SCIENCE- Government, . Tariff, Mills, Cleveland, Rilan Baking Powder. 1AAA Fresh Corned Portsmouth UUU Mallets just reeeiued at Churchill & Parker's, also a fine lot of mall 8 C. Hams and Breakfast Strips Give ns a trial before buying elsewhere. Reepeotfully, sep2 6m. Churchill & Parker. IMPORTED TOOTH BRUSBES.-A large quantity juat received from London. Guaranteed to give satisfac tion or money refunded. aaSQtf R. J Ooodinq. ROBERTS & BRO. are receiving their fall stock Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions. They boy at headquarters and can give you Low Prices. au2G A FINE line of SMALL HAMS, 5 to 7 pounds at John Dunn's tf. F'dft RENT Two large airy rooms, furnished. Apply to J. R Jones, at M. H. Sultan's store. au5tf 1MIE TAYLOR ADJUSTABE SHOE - for ladies. New and marvelous in vention. 8e sample. -N. Arpn, jlti if Opposite Journal Office. QODA WATER on draught today at K) JOHN DUNN 8. tf. SlLtEB continues to advance. Seventeen thousand labor men paraded in New York the first of September. - It is beleived in t lm Isthmus that the prospects of tho Panama Canal are brightening. Key. Junius T. Harris, of Durham, has been elected Super in tendent of the Oxford Orphan Asylum. The President has offered the Spanish. Mission to lion. Thomas 0. Piatt, and that statesman has replied "No, thank yon," .Vermont voted Tuesday for State officers and two Congress men. . Of coarse the State went Republican bat there was a large falling off in the vote. Rev. J. B. MoManaway. of Charlotte, has engaged to assist Bill Fife in his revival meetings, and will travel with him as the Rev. Mr. Stewart does with Sam Jones. Congressman Connon estima tes a surplus- for. the present fhcal year of about $05,000,000, Senator Allison pats it at about 915.000.000, while the Democrats from same statistics show that there will be a a deficit of 911.000.000. AtB, Jno. L. Eollins tells ua that be lias i a gourd vine which has covered two cribs, a stable, and a wagon Shelter, and is almost on the , hep hoase. , It is fall of gourds which will hold from a half bushel down.-Jonesboro Leader. The Wilmington Star says Mrs. A. L. Stevenson and her brother of Dubuque, Iowa, are in formed by theirsattorhey that they are. heirs to'a $9,000,000 estate in Ireland, and don't - seem ( to be patting on any airs on the strength ' if this interesting information." - The coming election in North 'Dakota attracts tench attention ; owing to the fact that a lady has ,'- been selected as the Democratic -y candidate for;, Superintendent oi Public Instractioni This Is a Btep of the Democratic leaders in the Northwest ahead' of all parties, and Ma attracting the attention of the whole nation thitherward. . .The cotton centenary at Paw tucket,. Be L, on September 20, wi! be an interesting event for "the South. The exhibition will bo celebration ot the , introduction of the first successful cotton spinnin by power machinery upon the Wes tern i continent. The exhibit , wi include cotton in all its stages of growth and' goods frej the plant , - manufactured BLAINE'S reciprocity theory is the Damascus blade that has cntl T in two the Republican party. On aesday, in the Senate Mr. Hale made a lengthy speech in favor of reciprocity of trade with the coun tries south of tho United States Mr. Sherman argued that it any reciprocal trade arrangements wero made with any country they ought to be made with Canada, and Mr. Dolph argued against the whole brood of reciprocity amondnionts,. which he declared a surrender of our out works, a crevasse in the wall, that .vould Hap away tho whole system. LOCAL NEWb NEW ADVERTISEMF. NTS. FouND-Keys. V. S. Bryan Stall-fed beef, etc. 0. U. GuiON Commissioner 'n hb'-i TVenty-ono bales of cotton ri 1.1 on the Exchange yesterday nt 9 1-2. Our apiarist, Rev. Edward Bull, re ceived an order last night from Louis- iana for honey. We haye on hand tho roport of tin City Treasurer which will appour in to morrow's paper. Messrs. Churchill & Parkor, tho now grocery firm on Broad street, have hung out a neat sign. We have received a well-writton ac count of the Congressional convention reoently held at Kinston It in of too great length for our columns and wo ave already given a protty full account of the proceedings. This section of the Stato is nuroly ;i favored one for fruits and vegetables. i an adjoining county, Carteret, ono watermelon vine produced 400 pounds of melon, and on another vine ono weighed 85 pounds. "What is Going on in New Berne," will be the subject of an articio to ap- phar in Saturday's Journal. Ii will endeavor to show what is now bring done in the city in tho way of building new residences, manufacturing indus tries and various other improvements that are now in progress. Steamer Cobb Sunk. Information reached New IUrno yei terday that tho steamer Cobb had sunk in Contentnea creek between (Jrifton ana uooaerton. rno Binkiag was caused by her running on a snug in tho creek and knocking a holo in her hot torn. She left here with a full enro of general merchandise. No further par tioulars are yut known. Fine Display of Furniture. Mr. T. J. Tumor, tho proprietor of the New York Furniture Store, opposite Roberts Bros., has put up a conspicu ous sign. When Mr. Turner bought bid big stock this fall he knew ho would need more space and made arrangements move from his old stand to this largo two story storo, but ho found it was not sufficient to aocommodate him and ho had to retain the old place also. Mr. Turner has a very full stock of fine furniture, also cheaper goods and no matter how well a person is supplied he can scarcely pass through tho storo without seeing something he would like to own. It is all so nioeiy arranged that it can be examined readily and the gentlemanly proprietor takes pleas are in showing it whether the visitor is an intended purchaser or not. Personal. Mr. O. A. Mitchell, of Athens, Oa who for several dajB' past lias been canvassing New Berne for "Woman's Work," a monthly literary paper pub Ushed at Athens, left for Wilton yes terday morning. Our former jeweler, Mr. B. A. Bell who has been visit tog his brother, Mr O. S. Bell, left New Borno yesterday for New York, to purchase his fall stock c jewslry, after which he will return to his home in Chattanooga, Tenn. Miss Lizzie ; Neal went to Hyde county, Wednesday, to take charge of a school; Miss Lizzie Burrus accom panied ber to visit 'relatives. In the same party, returning to their homes were Mr. II. 8. Gibbs, who has been visiting bis , daughter, Mrs. F. M. Sim- uonri, and Dr. J. A. Mann, 'Messrs, Hugh Credle Wm, Watson and Jar Burrus,' who came up to attend" the marriage of Mr.. Thomas and Miss Ada Barraa..-..: ' :." ' '. - Mr. Geo. F Fsrnell, a professional ohool-teaoher, late of . Baj boro, passed through New ' Berne; Thursday to as same the duties of Principal of Ooahomn Academy. He wi.ir bo assikted by ids wife and others. ,', , Mr. J. C. Parker, of Jones county, bro :ight in ft lot of ootton Thursday.'' ' 'Our lvew Local. Mr- c- T- Hancock is now the regular x .i t . a appointed Local on the Journal Any favors or courtesies shown him in hit endeavor to gather news will be duly appreciated by us. Mr. Hancock is well known in this community as a young man if line habits and untiring energy. With ill's usBiritance and the clever pen of Ion. O. A. Hattlo, we are going to try hard to rnako the Journal as worthy as it can bo where the press dispatches are not takon. This we cannot do and will not attempt until we can see that th' me.'R will justify the end. "i-::t arrt Vegetable Gardening. Having previously mentioned in the columns of tho Journal about the growing of lips in this section, our 'inpir.nn, Mr. W. ll.Pcarco, invited ih tin tih hi i fruit, vegetable and il'iji-or L-!inlin Thursday. Mr. Penrce has about an acre of black rich h.nd in hin garden, evory foot of whh'h is utilized with one thing or .mother. VVhilo ho grows nearly every (iirj i'. !ho vegnuhln kingdom, especial nttrnti' n i i fM''-n tho fig. Of this de- us fruit, ho has sevon varieties. iw liirkoy Hnwn is largo, oblong. fk irown ntKl of rich llavor. The 'nswifk is rry largo, a purple or t n.i .r liiiil (xtra early. This is a 1 iiiiiil for preserving. Also the n.'io ai ti I .onion varietios arevory large id of cfo-l quality. The Celestial is a mil ni'lo looking fruit, but exceeding I v nwpt. For drying purposes the Viatic i i connidcrod unusually well .h;i( (,. Tho Magnolia hg is an im- rt.ii ioi, fiom Texas and in mout valued for i!n sweetness of llnvor. Othrr things that Mr. Foarco gives pccial ,;ti tili' ii to are corn, beans, t'.nifitfM.ii, cir plant, cucumbers, po- I of, nbh'if.-n, inolons, pears, etc- All noil fr' in tho bent and latest im ivod nrod. Somo of the corn is fificc n fort high and hns from three to von ears on each stalk. His water melon vinos are. from a molon tnat oihod !)' 1 poundn. A piooe of ground p'liiui'd in m il potatoes yielded at tne ntn of t)lr biishi-lH per aero. Two crors f cnhiiagn aro raised, some of which u eigh an mucii ns 25 pounds. Mr. IVarco taken n uroat doal of pains in his arilening, and by his own superin tendence, ban every thing in the best of nler. Nut only does ho meet all family hupplios oa this Pinall plot of ground, but sellH a great deal also. To decor.ito and cheer his home there -t a (lower yard tilled with various choico llowors mid two hot houses lor wintering tho more delicate plants. Attached to tho chimney of the reel dencn in a moon vino of exquiste beau ty. It n a modest no wor ana does not unfold its rofrenhing white blooms until the failing of day light and no sooner the dawn of morning, are its petals n"ain eloBod from viow. Tho attention nd earn "iven tho dowers and shrub borv h that of Mrs. Pearce and datighter, Mies Annie. The Democratic Convention. Editor Journal: We think that your correspondent in yesterday 'a issue, giving an account of tho congressional convention held at Kinston on the ai instant, unintentionally gave an erron eous impression as to the status of Hon. F. M. Simmons and his friends From your correspondent eartiole the lea soems to be that Mr. Simmons was hv his own soeking a candidate be fore the convention. This is a mistake, which it is duo t) Mr. Simmons to cor roct. Sometime. ago the gentleman in tho public pross expressly withdrew his name ns a candidate, ana tne laot that he was bofore the convention on ths 3d inetant was tho work of his friends, who thought him the most available and boat candidate for the Democratic party and whose nomina tion they dosired. Dunne tho day of tho convention a telegram was received from a friend of Mr. Simmons, who had lust had a con vernation with him in New Berne, in which telegram it was plainly stated that Mr. Simmons was not a candidate. The Dmoorntio convention of Craven had instructed the delegates from Craven to vote for him, and his friends from othor counties demanded the richt and nrivileco to vote for him in tho convention. So he was before the convention without his seeking. a. fit A Ulsaiilic Enterprise. Durham A land and improvement company was organized Saturday with SI. COO, 000 ospitai. J. a. Uarrispren dent; A. B. Androws, vieff-pr sident It. II. Wncht. eooretary and treasurer. and John Vancev. jr., general manager, Tho company has bouirnt oloacroa or land lvine both inside and outside the city, which will be improved and sold It will onr rate street cars, nuua teic srarm and telephone linos, establish a system of water works, and give sites and ether asnistanoo to manufacturers who may desire to locate on its lands, It will also build hotels, churches schools and a Y. M. O A. building, and build and erect several large msnufac turing enterprises. The company pro nosos to DPond SGOO.000 in these ira nrovomentfl in the next 18 months and will -begin active work Ootober 1st. QoId9boro Dispatch. : . 1 Merit winn, aa the marvelous sncoess of Hood's Baraaparilla shows. H pos sesses true medicinal merit. Bold by all druggists. ' 8 A SOUTHERN TRAIN HELD IT. TIIK KNQINEEB COMPELLED TO 1SREAK OPEN THE EXPRESS CAR. I LcuiSYiLLE, KY., September 2. A special from Mobile, Ala., sayo: "The Louisville and Nashville "Cannon Ball train, north bound, was held up near Pensacola Junction, forty miles above Mobile, by robbers this morning, u ho entered the express car and compe lled tho messenger to turn over the contents of his Safe. It is not known at ihU time the extent ot the robbery. After having secured the valuables the rob bers escaped to the woods. Tho first news received of the robbery in Mobil J was meagre. The train was held up about a half mile above Plantation Junction, and the people there knew very little of what had happened, for the train was delayed seven minute" only and there was not much chanr-a of learning what had occurred. 1 Later Engineer Bob Sizer says that he was pulling out of Flamaton, ami just as the train, which is a through ex press from New Orleans, got under way he turned around and saw a man stand ing near him. Before he could ank a question or look twioe two big revol vers were in his face. Ho was told to run his train up to the Kdcambia river bridge, some miles distant, and stop ) the bridge. There was nothing li ft for him to do but obey orders, and ho did so. When the train stopped on the bridge the engineer was told to get off his engine, and he did so. Then the robber directed Sizer to go to tho express car and force an entrance The robber putting a heavy mallet in hit hand, Sizer did as directed, and burut open the car door. Tho express mi a.-, senger, Archio Johnson, was (t2ii(i.og in his car with a pistol in Iuh hand, but seeing Sizor ho lowerod. I he next minute he was covered and told lo lay down his gun, and ho obeyed. Then the robht r, standing in tho car door, compelled the messenger to open the safe and hand him the money. While this operation was going on the follow was standing in the door coolly iookirg at his victim and firing first to ono Hide of the train and then the other to over- wo the nassencers and tho train crow. When he got tho money tho robber told Sizor to follow him. The man showed the way to the engine, bndo Sizer to pull out, and witb a parting shot and a wild yell dashed off in the buRhon and was lost to sight. A posse has left Flamnton and another has left Mobile in pursuit of tho robber. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. LOSS ESTIMATED AT $1."(0.000. Hiawatha, Kan., Sept. a. The worst lire ever known in this city broke out at one o'olock this morning in.Wm. Uornor's livery stable, and in less than three hours it had destroyed two and a half blocks in tho business centre of tbe city, and causing a loss of at least SiriO.000. The greatest loss was the First National Bank building, wned by Congressman Morrill. The vault, containing $50,000 in currency and many valuable boots and papers. gave way under the intenso boat, and its contents were entirely destroyed. For over two hours a furious wind from the north drove the flro southward, but about 3 o clock the wind died down. There is only ono lire engine in tho city, and should tho wind rise again the whole of the business portion of tho city will be wiped out. At 3 a.m. the fare was still raging, The fire engine had a small stream on a building near tho Hath block, but it is doubtful if this block oan bo saved from destruction. ARKANSAS ELECTION. RETURNS SBOW A. LAHOIC INCltKASH IN THE DEMOCltATIC MAJORITY. Little Rock, Ark., Sept. 3. Returns from two-thirds of the counties maintain the increase In the Democratic majority over last year. The increase is es pecially large in the white counties, while the opposition majorities in the negro counties, except Jefferson, show a decrease. Tho majority for Governor Eagle and the Democratic State ticket will not fall below 30,000, and a still larger figure is claimed, owing to tho almost uniform heavy gains. The Legislature will be overwhelmingly Democratic, thus iu auring the re-election of James K. Jones as United States Senator, he having no Democratic opposition. Thoro are no reports of disturbances at tho polls from anywhere in the State. A Jirooklju Fire-Loss $200,000. New York, Sept. 3. Fire broke out in the lute bagging factory of Peter oung in Will, about the market building, on Washington avenue, noar the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, at noon, the factory boiesr destroyed. The fire spread to the kindling wood factory of Hendrick Pieletke, immediately adjoining. The wholesale grooery store of D I.ahn Bros,, on the other side of the jute-bag ging factory, then caught Ore. 1) Lann Bros, carried a stock of cro ceries valued at 8160.000, all of which with the building was totally destroved The total loss by the fire will be about S200.00O, partly insured. Terrible Crash of the Immense Tour Story Building In Mew Orleans New Orleans, Sept. 2. TheSchwar building, an immenso four story brie building, located at the corner of Canal and Dauphin streets, fell at 11 o'clock this morning. It is reported that ten men were killed by the fallen debris This is one of the most orowdod thoroughfares in the city. . , , TUB LADIES DBT.IGHTRD. The pleasant effect and the perfect safety w lib whioh ladies may use the liquid fruit laxative, Syrup or Figs under all conditions make it their favor ite remedy. It is pleasing to the eye ana to tne taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels SHIPPING NEV!. ARRIVED. Str. Newberne, of the O. D. line. S;r. Eaglet of ihe E. C. D. line. Sir. Howard, from Trenton, wiih car;o of cotton. S; r. Kinston. from Kiuston, uh carv of cotton and nsval stores Two nutated schooner, nntuo not li-urned. lying iu slreim oil Union Point. IN PORT. Rchr Canii) Farson, Capt. Murphy. Schr. E. K. Wilson, Capt. . I.upton, from New York. Sehr. Ella Hill, l 'apt Benj. Hill. Schr. J. C. McNauKhton, Capt. N. A. Outen. Schr. Addie Henry. Capt. J R. Pigott. Schr. E. K. Wilson. C'LEAUKl). Sehr, Enterprise, Capt. Charles L. OJen. Schr. J. Ii. Preduiore, Capt. Agent. Schr. Wm. P. Davis, Capt. George K. Porter Schr. Henrietta Hill, Capt. J. W. Smith, for Baltimore, with full eitro of lumber from Broaddus & Co. NOTES. Tho stoanier Howard will Ifave for lrenton at 8 a m. Tho steamer New Berno i f tho O. D, lino will sail at I ' in. Tho Bteanior Eaglet of the E. ' '. D. line will sail at 4 p in. The (learner Kinston will sail fur NeuHc river laiiilinns and Kinnton at 12 m. On n ic OK TIIH Did Llhiminioii S tennis hip Company. New Berne, N. C, Aug. 27, 1890. Until further notice the steamer New- herne will sail from Norfolk for New- borne: Friday August 29ih. Wednesday September lid. Monday " 8th. Friday " 12ih. Wednesday " 17th. Monday " 22d. Friday " 2Cth. Upturning, will sail from Newborn for Norfolk, touching at Itoanoko Inland wharf. Monday September 1st. Friday " .5th. Wednesday " 10th. Monday 15th. Friday " 10th. Wednesdav ' 21th. Monday " 29th. The above is the Old Dominion Septomter Calendar, unless a happier change is mado. Please clip and paste on the under side of your dinner plates. E. B. RonicUT.i. Ag't. Tim r.itiDATii of a chronio catarrh pa tent is often so offensive that he be comes an object of disgust. After u limo ulceration sets in, the snonev bones are attacked and frequently cn- iroly destroyed. A constant source of discomfort is the dripping of the puru lent secretions into tho throat, some times producing inveterate bronohitis, which in its turn has been the exoiting cause of pulmonary disease, The bril liant results which have attended its use for years past properly designate bly s Cream balm as by far the best and only cure. Notice. I will rent to the highest bidder, on Monday tbe ITith day of the present month, at 12 o'olook, M..at the Court IIouho door in the city of New Uerne, the Poor House Farm, containing about 'i'i acres, for tbe period of nvo years. Terms made known on day of lease. subject to approval of tbe Board of Commissioners. Bv ordor of tbe board, J. A. RICHARDSON, sep2dwtd Clerk. Mrs. A. T. Jerkins Will resume tho duties of her School on Monday, Sept. 8th. Thorough Instruction In tlie elnmentnrv briiui'lieH History and ngl nil l,llmturr. aug 17 it lie. See Our Sterling Silver Goods. Special Drives This Week Bell Tho Jeweler. aug98 jTe TUTflAM, Ootton Buyer and Exporter, DEALER IN BAGGIN0AND TILS. Always in market to buy Cotton. A biii stock of Bagging and Ties on hand and must be sold. Correspondence solicited. Oflloe near Cotton Esohange, au27dwtf t NEW BERNE, N. C. Commissioner's Sale. Pursuant to a judgmeut or the Superior I'ourl f eVavt-a county. In an action u titlrd (i. W. KU lirdiin aiaai Samuel lpook an, I wife Susan t Ipock, under whlcli baitl judjuieui I was appolnied a commis sioner to sell ll, f land ilei. iibnl In the coui- piiiini in said action ti ed, and hereinafter dexcribcl, I will sell al I'lihili; Anctim, r..r I'Ksii.ai u, e Court Home door In the City of New Heme, on Monday, Hie Sixth day of u. l'.Ler, lvili, at Twelve o'clock. U.. the ful lowu.ii described t:,al hiaie iow,i! ll.j Ii.k in iIil Ci.iiniy ami t-tnie aforesaid. iMHiui.int nt a pine Hie third corner of a nai tof luud deeded by Frederick lonek i John I pock, then -oulli N7 went tijpoUsto pine. Miecd H fourth corner then aniith a cant 1 poll s to u pine, then south , irest 40 poles, i non uorib It, west r.'l poles to a sweat num.it iielnc alons a line of marked trees. and the mini li tilaiiCliij; near the bead of lieep hrnucb. then dow n ib various of aaid brunch to the o.'uo of the creek uwump, then north u w,Nt 'Ju poles to I ted - uiiik .,ici o ri.i . on me north side of ths run of hfti,. . -k, Ho n down said creek south NS eat,, poh h lo u black Riim, then down said ere, k to luuse kuv . thm uiiik John Ipock s line to the leplnnlnr; contain- UiB one hundred and Iwculy-llve acres, more or less . H ill' ION, Commissioner. September 1st. IVM. aiiKSddw OUR LINE OF Sterling Silverware Is the Largest and Most Arti&tic ever shown in this City. JWe olTer t-pecial drives Tomorrow. BELL THE JEWELER. St. Paul's Oay School, NI-.W HKi:K. N . '.. I 'ONDl'i I I I :V THE SISTERS OF MERCY. The S.'helistie Yet.t cuiniincea on tho 1st Monday of September. Special attention Riven to Mathemat ics and Analytical l'.irtiiu. Tuition per month. Senior classes, 82.00 " " " Junior " 1 00 Music and other accomplishments form extra charges. DilTererico of Religion w ill not be re garded in the admission of pupils. For further particulars apply to MOTHER SUPERIOR, ati!7dwtf Directress. JONES, HEAVY AND LIGHT Oroceries. Lorillard aud Gail & Ax Snufi Sold at manufacturer's prices. Dry Goods & Notions. Full stock and Inrge assortment. Pricea as low hs the lowest. Call and examine my stock. Satisfaction guaranteed. Stnir Blanche for Sale. Seyenty -five feet long, 18 feet wide over all; draught 80 inches loaded, carries 110 bales of cotton, and regis tered at Custom House 47 tons gross, 2H' net; lieensed to carry passengers, and accommodates 100 on excursions. Re built in October, 1889. Joiner work and decking entirely new, hull made as Kood as new. Engine and boiler re built, all wearing and destructible parts rone wed; new crown sheet and tubes n boiler. Inspected November 27, 1889, and licensed to carry 8(i pounds steam pressure. Propeller 43 inches, engine 10x10 cylinder, upright boiler 7 feet by 60 inches, of 5 10 iron, tensile strength 50.0C0 pounds. r ully equipped throughout, according to law and in perfect running order, the blanche is splendidly adapted to river and creek trade, to light draught navi gation anywhere, and has shown fine towing capacity. She is offered for sale on reasonable terms, and at a very low price. For further infortunium npply to Jamks Rkdmond. See' & Treas, auu.ld&wtl New Berne, N. C. New York Furniture Store STILL LEADS IN LOW PRICES. 1 liavc, just received the Finest Stock of Furniture ever brought to mis city. Also, a lot, of Organs aud Musioal Instruments. I am also tigent for the Number '".)" Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine, which rccci ;cd the Grand Prize at the Paris Exposition of last year; is the greatest wonder of the age, silent, lifjiit, rapid, durable, and adapted to the finest and coarsest work, embroidery and rick rack, with out any extra attachments, all of which can bo teen at my New Store, opposite liobcrts lros South Front street. You will also Cud a Well Selected Stock of Furniture at my Old Storo on Middle street. Respectfully, , . aulGdtf T. J. TUIiNKll, . Proprietor. School Notice. i , MI33 JANET T. HOLLISTER will open a School for Boys and Girls, at , the oflloe on Union street lately occu- - ' plad by Dr. Slover, on Monday, Sen-! tember 8th. , ' nu2e dlw -
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