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Daily OURNAL VOL. DL-NCX 210 NEW BERNE. N. C. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. The 3T' tP1 ft'?' 9U3INES3 LOCALS. BUCKWHEAT AND MAPLE SYRUP C. E. Slovkr SCUPPER50NG WINE fir the Christmas Holidays fine quality at 81 00 per gallon Addresi W. E. Bbows, Vaso3brrJ. N. O. 3 XTEW GOODS jun received U 1 Churchill & Parker's, euch as Mince Meat, RUiu'. Uurrauta Prunes Citron, Dried Arpb Spices o' all kinds, Bologna Sn; .. i aud Northern Siusages, Tripe, ci--.. Macaroni and Cheese, Chocolates and Ozones. AM of the above are-ne v a:.d fresh: in fit we guarantee all our (icois and price?. Just comein ones abi ?ro b it re can do; all we aek is one tiiil. Very reep. Chdrchill & Paekek, Broad st. DESIRARLE 81X ROOM HOUSE for rent. Apply to 23 4t U. H- M ace. CALL at J. T. I . ' Provision Estab lishment for v of sill kind- Chicago drtsjul n-.'i-f in e Terms cash, posi.ivi.dy ;.; variation. 1 OBERTS & HIM. ar At their fall s'.ocU Ji.n.t.j ::-i r-, Dry Qoodj, Grocr:i -i &u i l' --:rin They buy at beaKi'irler :idu e io iif you Low trices. E TAYLO 1 vT! t i n . See 8 iui,'i LOCAL NEWS. ,v i.hout -ivifia THE 1 fo O 8 Ifj 0:-.-.' LD PAPER i i r titioi at Journal : Mil v:i.us iu N. Ai l n , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS C E. Sloveh Buck wheat, etc. Churchill & Parker New goods. W. E. Brown ScuppernoDg wine. M DkW. Stevekson Property sale. -Sales i" 1 .Hi -o ,t j q'l' n Mr. GladjToni; lrneli'u in.inifV.M o. b i-i it i:;t 1 to When a iv.g L's every little iU- bit k Parnell and 1) it lit. They do .-u tii-.it Kini i baMheuded tb.su t vo;', -u.il -Vtfuaeace on the I".h.'-t r. Illli Iu!!l;l!l.J i-.iV tht ghost d.n;ct', l!: nectiou n r ii t;f dance. lilO'l w I'.ir.- run Vi'.u IT is said tint M.;iv.'iluy i.-. tO KUaSKl. M.IUV il W-.-lklli,;- DMll hoperi the hear viii iv.tn ii; 1 . .ml bold hiui. He squtnzii ibi.-i-.i, .i.nl i; is nothing but right. th.tt he in' squeezed too. "THE tb:eeli;nj? machiuu manu facturers ol tho Uuittd SL.ite.-i art? forming a uiaminotli trust." Tli Democratic parly i tlni t;re;it threshinc iiiaehitn'. i:ud in it t lie people put their ti u st. THE Berliu Government iuii mates that tie cecret ot ti e Kvicb lmpb will not bo ivm to the nublic for some time. Tin- Kiighsb (.Metre of nhv.sieiiius will :i.if, list) it o i .' so long aa it is kt-pt a m :;-.-'. "Michael Davitt f-'-ys L'.ninl! ii farionsly angry with a ni -jnity of hia party." MidiiJ D.ivitt is delighted with the courso of Tar nell, because he rightly vegnrds it the only hope lor his owu eleva tion. MUCH has been written about woman in politic?, but tho wildest advocate ol woman's rights never dreamed of her accomplishing such resultB aa followed her discovery that prices had gone np on account Of the tariff. A hundred thousand voices ringing out "John, I told you bo. Things are riz," did the bnsiness- Cotton New Berne market 73 baled at 7 1 4 to 8.30. Mr. J. R Moody baa n oved into bid Ddw e'.ore tt i.Y nu 'jce to hiB mill yard. There will be a lecture tonight b Vw pastor at the II incock S:reet MdthudiBt Church The Methcdist Cburch Workins; Society will meet tonight at the par sonae at 8 o'clock. TbiTo ill be a meeting of the County DtTHorntia Executive Coomiiitee to iiay ut tiioGiBton Home at 12 o'clock. Mi-. A. M. Uakt r was etiuck in the eye )6rtei d:iy morning by a etick of wood that ho was breaking and receive.! a very painful wound. Bo sure to attend the mumicalo thnt win be neiJ at air. it,, u. ua(iows i iyhr. Great care h is been exercied t i I, t vi ruiunz pleasaut. Lvtry- ijily is iuWit-J to be pri-st i t. Tho fcitaxc-r Cleopatra was bold for he second time yesterdRy by U. S. Dey. Marshal C. B. Hill. G. E. An trews cf Trenton was the puichaser. H- p ;id o is hundrsd and nftj dollars tor li :r. T;! cotgregatif n of the Church of Christ pounded their pastor last tinht Theto wr re a Rood number present with tin i; various packages and bundles to show evidence of the love and enteenj held for Mr. Cceatnutt. A: a regular meetiug of the R iuxh & R:,dy hook and ladder fire company sh ) f i Hawing officer were eiecttd fir l it ; tar 1891 : S J. Taylor. Fort-man; O. II. Kincry, Asaifltact Fortinau; Providence Bryant, Eiigineer; Richard ' u :ud, Treaturr; Arthur Farrow, Cap tain of nose; J. W. Whitfield, Secre tay; Ja". Lucaa, Janitor. O'ving to a bimilarity of namea, Capt. I aao Powell, col., tho principal of Powcll'd military echool, received a latter, containing a five dollar bill, from the pott office supposed to ba addressed to hia sister, but which w.;- discovered when opened to belong to another person. With commendable honesty they immediately made dili gent inquiry for the true owner and did not deeiet in their efforts until their saarch waa Euxeeaful. Tako warning and if you send a valuable letter write the addrees plain. Tho pupils of Vance Academy are practicing with diligence for the enter tainment which they are to (give in the theatre on r riday night, tho 19. h of De oemtier, for the benefit of the Oxford und Thomasville Orphan Asylums. An extravaganza, "Uncle Sam's Dream," that will occupy about three-quarters of an hour, is one of the prominent fea tures. Tho "Uncle Sam" of the play is the character who represents the United States. The entertainment will conclude with a comedietta of high order entitled "Aunt Jerueba's Mis take," in which only the larger pupils will take part. Prof. C. L. Gaskill iB taking great interest in training the pupils for the occasion, and a nice en tertainment may be expected. Bonds of County Officer!. The county commissioners reassem bled yesterday and continued the work o( examining into the bonds offered by E. W. Carpenter, Clerk of the Superior Court; Geo. Green, jr., Register of Deeds; R. P. Williams, Sheriff ; H. J. Lovick, Surveyor, and A. G. Oden, col.. Coroner. They disapproved them and appointed the following persons to fill vacancies thus created: W. B. Line, Sheriff; Jus. W. Biddle, Register of Deds; J. E. Wilcox, Surveyor, and Dr F, W. Hughes, Coroner. As the Superior Court judge of the Second district holds the appointing power when a vacancy ocours in the clerkehip, the board ordered the chair. man to notify Judge Phillips that such a vacancy existed. In a csbi' like this it is but simple jus lies that the opposing candidate, Mr. Wi-i. WbtBon, who. bore the labor and brunt of tbo campaign, should be the one appointed to tho vacancy. Though mere la nothing rendering such a step obligatory we think the fact that he was Belt cted by the Democrat) of tie county as their nominee and worked zualoutdy for the success of the tijket entitlea him to the appointment, and w bi lieve we would be borne cut in thiii opinion by nine tenths of the party in the county, and we hope Judge Phillipi will take those facts into con sideration and place Mr. Watson, who i i thoroughly qualifird to fill the post uon and is the ehoioo of his party, in i ho officii. The commissioners also examined and accepted tho bond offered by the recently elected c nstables of the vari ous townships. Messrs. L. J. Moore and Clement Manh i.eted aa couueel for the board and Mr. M D.iW. Stevenson represent nil Menora. t'arpenter and Green. The Steamer Keuse. Mr. Geo. Henderson, agent of the Eastern 'Carolina Dispatch Line, left yesterday morning to join the new steamship Neuse of that Line at Norfolk. The Neuse left Wilmington, Del., Monday and arrived at Norfolk yester day; will reach Elizabeth City today and leave there for New Berne tomor row morning, arriving here tomorrow night sometime. The Neuse brings out a party of Northern gentlemen on this her first trip, several of. whom are prominent railroad and distinguished business men. On Friday morning these gentle men will be driven through our truck section, viewing the fine exhibit onr truck farms make, and later in the day will, by special train, be taken to More head City, from thenoeto the beach, and other points of interest. It is hoped that these Northern railroad gentlemen will be interested in Morehead City and seek to influence some of the enormous patronage of Long Branch, Cape May and similar Jersey summer resorts, to gravitate thia way when the ocean breezes are sought. After tho return of theNtU3e from conveying the visitors North it is, we believe, the intention of the E. C. D, people some day oarly in next week to give the people of New Rome and SHIPPING NEHS. ARRIVED, Steamer D fiance, of the Clyde line, with cargo general merchandise. Steamer Newborns of the O. D. line, with cargo general merchandise and passengers. Steamer Carolina from Grifton. IN PORT. Schooner Edna A. Pogue, Capt. A. J. Houston. Schooner Aldia Henry, Capt. Wo. Hill. Schooner Wm. Donnelly. CLEARED. Steamer Defiance, of the Clyde line. with full cargo cotton, lumber, shingles and canned goods. Steamer Newberne, cf the O. D. line. with oargo cotton and other exports. and passengers. Steamer Howard for Trenton, with oargo general merchandise. Steamer Nettie W., for Kinston and Neuso river landings with full oargo general merotnndi'e. NOTES Steamer Voepsr, of the E C. D line. will sail at 4 p. m. Steamer Carolina will sail for Grif ton at 7 a. m. Notice. Applleition will be mm Is tn ih n,t r eral Assembly of North Carolin. wh'cti convenes on the l!rst Wednesday in Janu. ary, lsyi, for a charter for a Bank under the name of The Farmer.- auu Merobanu' Bank ' office at New Brne, with a capital .lock of noneeit man fi.j.oui). dec2ai.i G DO YOU KNOW : :mi at i r v. NErY DRUG STOR ALL ll:vl' t.OtS TO MALE 11' A First C.;.33 Pharmacy? That our fiu-ihii.-a W i i-escrimion work are unsurpassed, the medicines used beiDo guaranteed ai t rinitv and accuracy of Col. Geo. W. Collier Dead. The Eastern World is not only disturbed politically bat physi Cilly, also. All over England severe frosts and heavy snow storms have prevailed. In the vallv of the Danubo earthquake Ipftste ahooks have scared the inhabitants from their homes, and throughout "Bjhemia floods have risen and torn away aqueducts', bridges, shops and; dwellings, carrying niia to hundreds. f) ; C0NGBess is in session, but at this writing we Kiioy nothing of k Its doings. Tho question of the j bour ie, - "Will tho Republicans h continue their revolutionary tac tics and try to pass the Force bill In the Senate and the new Appor- . :v tionment bill in the House." Two courses, are open to them. They can manfully confess their errors tll ihdheek to amend them, or they S V'can'hafden ' their hearts and Clitltfen their necks" and "be ut- t: terly destroyed and that without Personal. Mr.W. H.Ernul, formerly of Ernul's. who now holds a desirable position in tho second Auditor's office in the treasury department at Washington, came home week before laet for a visit to his father, Mr. Jas. A. Ernul, and other relatives, and returned to the duties of his office yesterday morning, Mr. Juo. C. Whitty left to attend a meeting of the Baptist State Board of Missions, at Raleigh. Mrs. Susan Prry, of Kinston, re turned home from a visit to her brother, Mr. Jos. L. Rhem. Mrs. 0. M. Royster, who has been risking Mrs. F. 0. Roberts, returned to her home in Hiokory. Mr. S. E. Eaton went North to lay in a supply of Christmas goods. Deputy Sheriff Sim '1 Line went up to Raleigh to take a colored convict to the penitentiary. Miss Mary Gibbs, of Hydecouutv, is in the city, visiting her sister, Mrs. U. S. Mace. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sperling of Balti more, former residents of New Berne, arrived last night for a v isit to tht ir old home and are the guests of Mr. M. H. flultan. Dr.C. B. Woodly of Trenton was in the eity Tuesday. We were informed by him that all the Democratic officers of Jones county bonded except Mr. Dil lahunt, who was elected Sheriff. His time was extended, and it is thought he will be able to get it up. Death o: Ex Miyor Howard. Mr Iiiob.S Uowurd has been ill for -onie weelss unst, but not enough to x :ite any alarm among his friends, ami he did not appear any worse yes terd.iy morning, consequently it was a sudden t,hock to our community when tho ni-ws beg in spreading rapidly about eleven o'clock that he was dying. Alus. tho news was true. His heart began failing noar that time and in about u n hour he was dead. Mr. Howard was born in Portsmouth, N C. on November 1st, 1821, making him 09 years old. His father moved to New Berne when he was about six years old, and he has resided here ever since, with tho exception of about three years during the war when he moved his family to High Point. Mr. Howard possessed a good me chanical he:id, and was an industrious, progressive man. He accumulated p:operty and engaged extensively in ship carpentering, cotton ginning and ridt and saw milling. He was, in con junction with Mr. Amos Wade, the originator of the ferry now run by Mr. J. L. Fowler During the war he was engaged in buitding gunboats for tha Confederals government at White Hall on NeusH river. He served the city for a number of years with ability as councilman and mayor, making one of the best that we ever had. He has also been aotive in cburch work in the positions of trustee and steward He was a member of the building committee when the Centenary M. E. Church was remodelled, and ow ing to his experience in such matters ho rendered valuable assistance. He was the prime mover in recovering the Hancock Street M. E. Church from the paities who used it for euch along period after the war, and after posses sion of it was again obtained he took a prominent part in raising funds to put it in order and in having a church or ganized there, and has rendered it sub stntial assistance since its organisa tion. Mr. Howard leaves a wife, aeon, a widowed daughter, Mrs. J. P. 0. Davis. who lost her husband last Saturday sevoral grand-children, and two broth era, all of whom live in the city. The funeral service will take place this afternoon from the Centenary Methodist Church at 4 o'clook, but owing to sickness in the neighborhood the bell will not be tolled. Democratic Executive Committee A meeting of the Democratic Execu live committee or uraven uounty is vicinity an opportunity of testing the LT' nJ , t f l ..u ' . FK ' 6 " the Gaeton House. It is important that ciueiieuuita ui me uew ooai ny a trip M who can shnn d h m-nannr. , to the mouth of Neuse tiver and re- Matt. Manly, Chnin turn. Of this we will be enabled to S. R. Street, Seo'y pyonii mum ueuuueiy laier on. ADVICE TO lUOTIIliKS Mrs. Winslow's Soothlnq Syrup should alwavs hn us Hit for children ihe uoldsboro Argus gives the fol teething. It soothes the child, softens lowing tribute to the memory of Col. the gums, allays all pain, cures wind 0n. W. r.nir a hrnt hnr.in. i. oolio , ana is tne nest remedy for Diar xfr w Ti rr rnoea. lwenty-nvo cents a bottle, jaly A life spanning three quarters of a A contleman called at mv'store todnv I : " ' ,Z "BU r u 3 ,8 01 to buy two P'r of hoes, and wanted to Goldsboro s history, from her earliest , ..... amlet to the present hour of her broad raKe laem up lor ma wlle 10 l0 al domain and massive structures, has them. Says the proprietor, "if you gone out in our midst. In the quiet- want them you must pay for them, and a .? j " tbey don t suit you can get your Of One Of Our Oldest Clt z inn nBni1 nn ' ester morn into "the dreamland of money D8CK- lh0 Eanlieman went man's sublime destiny," I off very much indignant. Now, gen- Col. Geo. W. Collier is dead. tlemon, if you want Big Ike's goods This is the sad intelligence that con- Lml milst. fnr ,hpm hflfnrn vm. pnparatioD. and as htino cordance with the pl,vsn ian that our Muck of I;n Patent Hedii :i.t - i 'r i NEW? That we Lav. th . line-; ; Toilot Water-. 1 '0I1. ;,. and other Toilet !:ciur,ii:n and can be asur d ..1 i.r;r treatment .' We as-V. y..u to , ie con iiiced. e trv t , n of o;ir ciistouiers av! :.,; patrona;;o by serving tin :,i hourstly nt all times. Very resnec:fu!Iv, strictly in ac preeriptiont? 's, t'heiuicals couipkte and :i of KMracts, I'aco I'owders ..-.at all t iu.es, a:; I c.iurteou.i 1 I'.iir ! rial and . : i.ie va:U ' :.:-;it their l.i thfullv and Mi Idi.i .-tu-i t, 1, Li !:i-i.c:.t. 'f;; I : in i'ol !j fronted our citizens when tbey came forth from their homes Saturday morn ing to meet their daily duties, and it tilled all hearts with sorrow inexprcs iDie, lor he was universally revered and beloved. Valuable Property For Sale. Pursuant to tho judgment in the ac tion in the Suiurior Court of Craven He was in the 76th year of his age. oountv. N. C. wherein Margaret S. and leaves a wife and five grown chil- Smallwood et al. are plaintiffs and dren, three eons and two daughters, Jesse Brooks et als. are defendants, I who will feel their loss most keenly, will sell, for cash, at Public Auction at for he was ever a devoted husband and the Court House in said Craven county. loving father. But it is not their lot to on Monday, the 5th day of January, - mourn aa tnose wno nave no nope. " A. D. 1HU1, the following described With the eye of faith they can follow lands situated in said Craven county on him out "beyond earth's sight" into south side of Neuse river; Bginning at the blessed light of God's unveiled faoe, a etone in H. R. Bryan's line, fifty feet here the pledge of the Saviour of man- eaetwardlv from the center of the track kind is fulfilled, that He will give His of the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail beloved rest, road, and runs thence, north 7fli ' enti The funeral of Col. Collier was held 1 129 Doles to th9 center of went nrnntr nf Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from St. Richmond's gut, then down and with Stephen's Episcopal churoh, of which I the various courses of anid gut to its ne was a member rrom the formation mouth, then up and with the Neuse of the parish, and was largely instru- river to the mouth of Green Spring mental in the ereotion of that beautiful creek, then ud and with eaid croek to a edifice. email cvDress, Austin Brown's corner. rrTV rniiYi'ir rnnri, fitks then 80Uth 18J J ea8t foy-6' P'es to a .111 CUUAUL lKUtELDlAGS. Ltone in - farm roa a then with HaiH riarl anil f Vi 7.1 J aroaf nv f r nnluu n n Dbokmbkr 2, 1890. Doint 50 feet e88t of the ...... . tho Board met in regular session this & N. C. Railroad track, then south 23 evening, Mayor Battle in the obair, and eaBt and parallel with said railroad, and Councilmen Miller, Stover, Lovick, flft feet Irm.itB center to the begin- r, u j w j ning containing one hundred and Cosby and Kennedy present. ninetv-five acre more or less, tnethflr Petition of 8. H.Gray to rebuild with the improvements therein. warehouse was referred to Fire Distriot M. DkW. STEVENSON, Committee with power to act. . ol .... Yacht Cloh Meeting. There will be a regular meeting oflthe "Yacht Club" at the Y. M. 0. A. hall tonight, and a full attendance is de sired. W. W. Claek, Pres H. C. Stevekson, Secy. A Portuguese Victory. Lisbon, November 29. A dispatch from Benuuela states that the Porta guese expedition to Bihe has met with serious losses. After three days' fight ing the Portuguese force gained a via tory over the petty king. For Sale, . Two Twin Reversible Engines 12x80 new ; cylinders balance in good order. james kedmond, Seo. & Treat. N. &T. R. S. B. Co. , sep20tf you must pay for them before carry them off. For Sale, Petition ef L. H. Cutler to add to shed on hia lot was referred to same nnmmUtna with no war tn of. v.u...ii...l.i. j: 1. . I uus Liouse una uot on uraven Btreet on siaewaiKB was referred to committee Kitohen Furniture. One fine Piano, on Ordinances and Licsnses. to report one Horse, one new Folding Top Buggy at next meetine. Pne Liht Double Seated Vehicle with a . uauuuy iuu AimiiwHuu iw puuip ueor rair Fnr fnrthflr infr.rmHnn annl grounds was referred to the Treasurer. dec2 dwlm W. M. A8HER On motion, the regular order of busi- n T 1 -t ness was suspended. il XICSU OUUU1V On motion, Counoilmen Miller, I f .-Jf fj . 0a.ll Slover and Lovick were appointed alUGiSUIU d 11116 Olllall committee on resolutions of respect to Qmmmtm fl..HttJ li the late Mayor, Thomas S. Howard. OUgfU UUfCU (IdlllSi Application of M. Patterson for re- the Rest in the World, toother with bate or taxes was referred to Finance everything else in the tjommuce 10 investigate, ana report. nnnfltntf I I Ml" A reoess was taken to await the re- UiiUuCnl lltlC. port vi tun uuuiuiibrov uu renuiuviuns. I xne noara reassembled and the oom-l ttig xaaucements to oountry mcr mittee presented the following resolu- cbanta, . : 1 .u ... H...2 . , j . , I and the Board adjourned until 8 tfUSWdl JJUVCi) ill lUUilCO, the funeral. tun ,:i il .i t f SALS, EXCHAKGE AND LIVEEY. E3- S. Street Has j 1st returned from tho Wpst with a FINE LOT of HOiC-iKS and MULES. Also, a tiwf lot i f ies, Hoad Carts and INriwsp. n't ,.f whbh will bo sol i rn LOW AS Till; ;..;V ;-,T. Don't fail to c m? i ,- c hjm before makint; a tra io. Fiedi.ig a ep i-i.ltj. L(;;Tdtf BUY YOUR PIANOS AHD ORGANS FROM A Nerfih Oarolina Ikuse. High Grade Instruments At Most Kkahi xr,u: .Prices. We Can ftavYou Money. Chas. L. Gaskill & Co, Middle St., opp. Baptist Church, oc20dw3mfp NEW BERNE, N. C. Stmr Blanche for Sale. beyenty-five feet long, li feet wide over all; draught 30 inches loaded, carries 110 hales of cotton, and regis- rea hi custom Mouse 47 tons gross, 28 net; licensed to c;:rry passengers, and acaommodati 8 100 on excursions. Re built in October, lU. Joiner work and decking entirely new, hull made as good as now. Engine and boiler re built, all wearing and destructible parts renewed; new crown sheet nnrl t.nhH boiler. Inspected November 27. 1889, and licensed to carry 86 pounds steam preasuro. Propeller 43 inches, engine 10x10 cylinder, upright boiler 7 feet by 60 inches, of 5 16 iron, tensile strength 50,000 pounds. r ully equipped throughout, according to law and in perfect running order, the uiancne is splendidly adapted to river and creek trado, to light draught navi gation anywhere, and has shown fine towing capacity. She ia offered for sale on reaaon&bh terms, and at a very low price. For further information apply to Jamf,s Rsdmond. Sec' & Treas, aug3J&wtfl New Berne, N. C Whereas, We have, with profound sorrow, heard of the death of our ex-Mayor, Thomas S. Howard, there fore be It Resolved, That our city has lost one of her best citizens. From 15o. per pound up. J. F. TAYLOR. Sheriff's Sale. Pursuant to an execution in my hands issued from tha Superior Court of Resolved, That we extend our heart- Leno.ir ?0"nt?.in fav.or of Heuy Rouae felt sympathies to the bereaved family. v' Mar JftCUlee8e' 1 Wl11 m'1 Flio Reselved, That this Board and other Auction at the Court Home door in the eity offloers attend the funeral ina Uliy 01 ,c,ew DB"". o cioca, m., hod. , on Monday the 6th day of January. Resolved, Thai in resneot to his 10"1' ine 1DBr"' 01 ia "cheese in tne memory we do now adjourn, following described property, to wit: A ALII. HlLIiIR I Parcel vl lauu oimaiou iu graven TT. J r.nmmr ' county on north side of the A. & N. C. Geo. Slover ' R. R , bounded on the east by the Rouse Committee. anu, uu tut uuuiu uj me lanui 01 u. u. . ' Brvan and others, oontainintr one hnn. "Whv. now I oannot cat enonch to Id red acres more or less, and known a eat," says one laay who former y had the Hartstletd Land. new eooos JUST EECEIVED. Stacy Adams & Co.'s Shoes. Jas. Means' Shoes. The Diamond Shirt, all sizes. For the next 30 days we will sell a good 75o. unlaucdried shirt for 60c, siza 14 to 10J. Full dresa Pique and Satinq Bosom Shirts for Iffl, 25, worth $2.00. V Stein, Block & Co.'s Tailor Made Clothing. A full line of Samples from Rogers, Peet & Co. A fit guaranteed. ' ' !!r" " A new lot of Ffat Top t'anvaWCov ered Trunks, Valises and Shawl Straps, v " Carpets. Oil Cloth and Rugs,' '''-o.Vi J. M. IIOWflRbif oc25 twlttf-m-p:: jij Chjldren no appetite, cut took Hood's Sarsa-1 This voo. 1st, ibu. remedy. v-r 7 : . . ; parlllai 10 td W. B. LANE, Sheriff. 4 'oC-'i'i ,;-(-,'-'iti'.:""
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