Y
vpcx;--Nd. 91;
NEW BERNE, N. C, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
i
. J'
J'
BUSINESS LOCALS.
A BOTIO SODA and Coos Cola
at Sax'l B. Watbbs..
v-:.fB. F. E. MORTON will be In the
1TX city few dayt only. Any on
wishint bii lervloet in Piano or Organ
work will pleue laave their orders at
tbs store of Cspt. a B. Waters. tt St
OLD papers (or sale in any quantity
at the Jodbhal office. tf
SUMMER SPECIALTIES 1 -Lightning
Ioe Cream Freeiera, Combined Chelr
- - and Step Ladders, Balloon Fly Traps, Wire
1 Gaoee boon, Gauze Wire for Window
Bereens,and a full line of Hardware, eto., at
mayli dtr J. o. Whitty A Co.
PIANO for sale ataeaorifloe. Old
style, but a good instrument snd in
. good order. Num a Nunn.
j0d8twU
The corn crop of the country is
good, and tobacco better than for
years. -
Governor Bill will go to Ohio
daring the 'canvass to assist Gov
ernor Campbell.
The great London preacher,
liev. Charles Spnrgeon is so ill that
little or no hope is entertained of
his recovery.
Singe Emperor William, of Ger
many, landed in Eagland there has
been an incessant series of ovations
in honor of him.
- There was great improvement
in the cotton crop daring the
month of Jane, bat it is still lower
thin the average crop.
Congressman elect Watson,
of Georgia, Is a rare bird. The
great diffionlty with Watson is that
his articulation is several laps
ahead of his thinking apparatus.
The Norfolk Landmark says
"At last the sews comes definitely
- Mat Mr. Blaine is a rapidly dying
man withont hope of recovery. We
are not surprised. He was sick
when in Norfolk, and it was plain
that bis career was near its close."
It tarns oat that the pursuit of
the Itata was without warrant of
law. It was not fitted ont or armed
in an American port. Mr. Blaine
advised against the pursuit, bat
blundering Attorney-General Mil
ler insisted upon it and Secretary
Tracy acted on his advice.
So far Acting-Secretary Soley
has received appications from three
States New York, Massachusetts
and lihode Island for allotments
on account of naval malitia. Mass
aohusetts heads the list with 23S
men under organization. California
has already passed a naval malitia
act, but is having some difficulty in
effecting an organization.
Thomas Jefferson, a Southern
man, 115 yeara ago, last Saturday,
first sounded the bugle call of
liberty for the whole country.
George Washington, another South'
era man, led the Americans to final
victory and independence. And
they were both miserable "rebels"
according to latter-day political
clap-trap. Wil. Messenger.
THE Chronicle's series upon
Newborn its great prosperity and
bright outlook have attracted at
tention and commendation far and
-..near. It is a good town; has a
olid foundation; and is but upon
v the threshold of great development.
- The business of the Chronicle is to
: write about such go-ahead places,
and ahow to the world .the ad
vantages offered. Raleigh Chroni-
cle.' .
The Manufacturers' Record of
- this week says the Chesapeake and
- Ohio Railway company has closed
. a five year contract with 0. Farness,
. one of the largest steamship owners
'- in. England, for three regular lines
iyof steamers from Newport News,
Ys, to Liverpool, London and
- Glasgo, ' and also for occasional
steamers to Havre and Antwerp.
These will be the first regular
European steamer lines from any
- port south of Baltimore. Heavy
' engagements of grain, provisions,
jt flour, ; tobacco, lumber and live
stock are being made in the West
for export by these steamers, one
order for sixty thousand bags of
floor having Just been booked in
Bt, Louis and another of 54,000
bags direct to Havre, said to be the
. largest single shipment of flour ever
' made from this country to that port.
- The steamers are of 3,000 tons
capacity and each line will send oat
a steamer every ten days, making
, about nine or ten steamers a month,
r, on three regular .lines
Fer Tr Fifty. Yaarc.:
, y Mas. Win Blow's Soothtno Btbop has
been need for children . teething. - It
soothes the child, softens tho sums,
allays ail pain, cares wind oolio, and is
the beat remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty
fleoenty a bottle. Sold by all drug
licit throughout the world.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bargain Store Trousers hanger.
Howard Tho olden prioes, eto.
A special meeting of the trustees of
the New Berne Academy will be held
this afternoon at half-past fonr o'clock.
A mnaioal concert will be given at
the theatre tonight by tbree blind col
ored singers that hsre bean trained in
an asylum.
Quite a number have engaged pas
sage for the Ooracoke excursion. The
steamer will leave in the morning at
eight o'clock'
Two steamers, the Carolina and the
Trent are now on Howard's large ways,
and the schooner Southern Cross on
bis small ways undergoing repairs.
The new Disoiples Church at Grifton
has been completed and will be dedi
cated next Sunday. Special trains will
be run from Kinaton and Greenville.
The planer recently ordered by .the
New Berne Furniture Mannfaotnrlng
Company has arrived and been put to
immediate use. The faotory has also
slightly inorsased its force of bands and
is running to its full capacity.
We bave information that Mr. F. L.
Pittman. a civil engineer of the Nor
folk, Wilmington & Charleeton Rail
road, has been ordered to go ahead and
push the work as rapidly as possible.
This is cheering news, and we hope ere
long to be able to announce New Berne
6 being on a great through line.
The Commissioners are in session
making their final equalization of the
assessed property of the oounty. A
large number of property owners were
before them yesterday with complaints
of the high valuation. If we are not
mistaken the new assessment has been
very carefully and conscientiously
made this time, and will not be altered
without good cause.
Newsof a very sad event, resulting
in a terrible tragedy, cornea from the
quiet and aristooratio little town of
Lincolnton. Three young men over
took the betrayer of their sister while
he was riding in a buggy with another
person. They opened fire on him and
accidentally killed the wrong man.
The guilty wretch was only dangerous
ly wounded, but not before he bad re
turned the fire with serious effect on
one of the attaoking party.
Personal.
Mr. E. H. Meadows and family, Mr.
H. J. Lovick and family. Miss Sadie
Eaton and Miss Mary Hay returned
from Morehead yesterday morning.
Prof. W. R. Skinner and family left,
moving tfl Seven Springs.
The family Jof Mr. O. Marks left to
spend the summer at White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia.
Mr. J. J. Wolfenden left for an ex
tended tour in half dozen States in the
interest of the Watson, Daniels Land
Company.
Miss Sallie Ford left to visit relatives
in Durham.
Mies Minnie Brown, of Kinaton. and
Misses Lizzie and May Bell Dixon, of
Hookerton, returned home from a visit
to the family of Maj. S. D. Pope.
''Big Ike" has mysteriously disap
peared again. Where in the world has
he gone ? and what is he up to now?
The steamer Neuse of the E. O. D
line brought in the following passen
gers: Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bryan,
returning from a northern pleasure
trip; Mr. J. L. Cooper, returning from
a business trip to Philadelphia ;
Mr. Otto A. TJJrioh, of Norfolk, and
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard, of Balti
more, to visit Mr. F. Ulrioh.
The steamer Neuse took out the fol
lowing passengers: Prof. George W
Neal, to visit his daughter, Mrs. John
H. Bell, of Washington, D. 0.; Mr. A.
H. Bangert, Mrs. Wm. M. Watson and
Miss Jennie Watson to visit relatives
in Baltimore ana Boston and for a
pleasure trip to New York; Mr. C
Erdman and two sons to visit relatives
in Baltimore, and Mrs. Mary Whit
oomb, of Stonewall, to visit friends in
Elizabeth City.
Mr: JohnT. Patriok, State Immigra
tion agent, passed through yesterday
morning returning from Morehesd to
Raleigh.
Mr. M. D. W. Stevenson returned to
Morehead last night, and Miss Maud
Amyette also went down to spend some
time there.
Cigarettes Killed Him.
Findlay, Ohio, July IS. Harry Cur-
ties. glass worker, eighteen years old.
was found dead in bed yesterday. An
autopsy showed the heart paralyzed,
oaused by tbs excessive use of elza
rattes. he having been in the habit of
smoking three or . four boxes daily,
He was from Corning, N, Y.
Whether Tqh Travel by Land or Sea
You need ' a medicinal safeguard
Changes of olimate or temperature.
braokish water, unusual diet, draughts
from open windows that surly fellow
passengers will not close all. tni
breed ailments against wbioh the surest
protection is Hot tetter's Stomach
Bitters, finest of medioinal fortifiers
Sea sickness, land nausea, ars prompty
counteracted by thisazreebleoorreotive.
whioh la also a capital defense against
malaria, the effeots of a tropical or
chilly temperature, damp and exposure,
Persons of sedentary pursuits mill
operatives, mariners, miners, engineers,
frontiersmen, persons of every calling
involving mental fatigue, exoessive
bodily effort, and liability to unhealthy
ful influences of any sort, regard it as
an inoomparame safeguard. Bilious
ness, oonstipation, dyspepsia, rheuma
tlsm, sick headaohe and . kidney
troubles,: are effectually subdued by
the great alterative. 'mm
NEW BERNE.
Her Workers ami Business Men.
NUMBBB POUR.
Are there any mii.linbey establish
ments in New Berne ? Yes, plenty of
them and this city is noted for its
beautiful and stylish women, barbers
are useful and ornamental. Paul, in
his first letter to the Corinthians, says:
'Doth not even nature itself teaoh you,
that, if a man have long bair, it is a
shame unto him ?" John B. Brown and
W. H. Shepard handle their shears and
razors skillfully.
Small feet are signs of royal blood.
Men and women like to bave pretty
feet, but no font oan be pretty in an
11-shaped shoe. There are many siioe-
mikers in New Berne and one of the
bast ia N. Arpen.
It is useless to invite strangers to a
olty in which there are no hotels and
boarding houses. New Berne has a
goodly number of them, and the
boarding bouses of Mrs. Hines and Mrs.
Nelson are excellent.
It is a custom of all civilized com
munities to erect memorials (o the
dead. Cedar Grove cemetery is a beau
tiful resting place of those who have
crossed over the river, and all through
are to be seen tributes to departed
worth insoribed upon monuments from
the marble yard of J. K. Willis.
The strength of a oity is in the arm of
its mechanics. He is a public bene
factor who drives a nail in a sure place
and builds a house on a solid founda
tion. "Musio has charms to sooth the
savage ear," and there is no musio like
the anvil chorus. New Berne has her
full oomplimenc of machanios, "work
men that needeth not to be ashamed,"
aod every man is a pillar in the temple
of our prosperity.
Erery factory, machine shop and
work siioi' augments the power of a
city and the happiness and well-being
of its people. Here we have the New
Berne Eleotrio Light Company, the New
Berne Gas Company, the New Berne
Water Works, under oontraot, the A.&
N. C. R. K.'s Machine Shops, John H
Crabtrees & Co 'a Machine works,
Smaw's and Churohill & Power's tin
ning and plumbing establishments,
Meadows' fertilizer faotory, Gray's
factory, the New Berne Ioe Factory,
the New Berne Improved Cotton Gin
nery, Waters' carriage factory, Cook's
wagon faotory, Rigdon & Hall's furni
ture factory, Fisher's axle, hub and
spoke faotory, the Ellis turpentine dis
tillery, the Dennieon turpentine
distillery, Latham & Burrus' lime
works, Dannenburg's bottling works,
Moore & Brady's oyster oannery, J. A.
Meadows' graincry and other in
dustries. No city in the State, and very few
out of it, has such mills as New Berne.
Meadows' mills four in number have
a oapacity of 400 bushels of meal a day,
They employ from twelve to fifteen
men regularly, and when there is a rush
of business it requires f rem thirty to
forty hands to do the work.
The Saw mills, of New Berne are an
important part of the industries of the
city. Bohelkey's mill has a capaoity of
20,000 feet a day and employs fifteen
hands. Congdon's outs 60,000 feet of
lumber a day and employs seventy
hands. The Stimson Company's has a
oapaoity of from 80 to 40,000 feet. The
Company also have two plaining mills,
They employ fifty five hands. Clark's
mill oan cut 15,000 feet a day and em'
ploys twenty hands. Basnight's cuts
10,000 feet. It also has a plaining mill,
and employs twenty hands. Cooper's
mill has a capaoity of 12.000 feet and
employs seventeen hands. Blank's cuts
15,000 and employs twenty hands.
Moody's mill has oapaoity of 25,000
feet and employs thirty hands. Blades'
mills two of them oan cut 60,000 feet
a day and employs thirty men. Ellis'
shingle mill has a capacity of 60,000
feet and employs thirty men. Here we
have eleven saw mills capable of out
ting 817,000 feet of lumber a day. and
employing three hundred and sixty
even hands. This lumber is worth on
an average twelve dollars a thousand,
or three thousand eight hundred and
four dollars for what is sawed in one
day by the mills of New Berne. It is
understood that mill men pay rive
dollars a thousand for logs and an
average of one dollar a day for labor.
Trustees' Meeting.
The Trustees of the Newbern Aoad-
emy are earnestly requested to meet in
fall attend anoe, at the office of the
President, this afternoon at half-past
four o'clock, to arrange for the next
term of the High School. A full at
tendance is absolutely neoessary
W. to.. WATSON, Beo'y.
July 14, 1801.
Weakness.
How many suffer from weakness!
And what a distressful ailment it is.
Always praying for strength and yet
reeling ontseu growing weaker ana
weaker. There is great virtue in o. U.
B. (Botanic Blood Balm) as a strength
ing as well as a healing medicine. Try
it as a tonio and see bow muoh better
yon will feel. It will improve both
appetite ana aigeetton. it is an excel
lent remedy to nse while convalescing.
It aids a natural and rapid recovery.
In cases where an Invalid has remained
long in bed and bed sores or other
uloers break out, this remedy will
afford Quick relief.
W. U. Cheshire, Atlanta, Oa., writes:
"I bad a long spell of typhoid fever,
whioh at last seemed to settle in my
right leg, wbioh swelled np enormous
ly. An uloer '. also appeared whioh
discharged a oupful of matter a day!
I then gave B. B. B. a trial and it eared
, For sale by F. 8. Duffy, Diugglst,
ew Berne H. v. 'a
"The olden prioes and the new."
Some old people will tell you of
the "good old times long ago" when
"things were so cheap aod lasted
so long." We do not with to reflect
on their love of the past, bat when
ever we hear such talk we feel like
telling them that prices were high
er and Clothing not half so good
in the old days as now. In fact at
no time in the history of trading
were better values to be obtained
then right now, and the place to
obtain your moneys worth in Cloth
ing, Hats and shoes is at,
UOWAED'S.
Coiiuei'ticut Mutual Xlfc Insurance
Company of Hartford,
Assets near .00,000,000,
Has paid death claims in North
Carolina to near 9000.000. Has
paid in Newborn, N. C, death
claims to the amount of $07,000.
Every loss promptly paid with
out a single contest.
Low rate ef premium as is consis
tent with safety. Large dividends
(being the largest ot any insurance
company doing business in the
United States), thereby largely re
ducing the amount ot premium.
Prompt settlements free of any dis
count. Equal and exact justice to
all of its policy holders, freedom
from any objectionable features in
its policies, are characteristics of
this company, which has been in
operation for over fifty years.
I will take pleasure in getting a
policy in this company for those
who desire safe and reliable insu
rance. William H. Olivee,
Agent Conncct;cut Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Newbern, N. C. jy!2 1m
DON'T
hang up your
Trousers
The old way
when you can buy a
HANGER
that will keep them in
fine condition at
small expense.
Does Away with Pressing.
Price 50c.
BARGAIN STORE
Ho! ForOcracoke.
The Steamer ALPHA will run an Excur
sion toOCRAOOKK
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15th.
Fare. Including board at the Hotel Tor the
entire week, only S12.M.
G. E. THOMAS,
ATTORNEY AND COUHSELOR AT LAW,
Office. Cm veil Street, Stanley Duildlng,
NEW BERIE, N. C.
Practices In theCourtsof Craven, Cartel et,
Jones. On low. Lenoir and Pamlico countleu.
the Supreme Court of North Carolina, and
me u. o. jjisiriot ana uircnii uourLs. jiyn
George Henderson,
(8uocessor to Roberts & Henderson),
General Insurance Agent.
Representing Insurance Company of North
America, 01 rnnaaeipnia.
Borne Insurance Company, of New York
Queen Insurance Company of Kneland.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, of
Hartford.
North Carolina Heme Insurance Company
of IUlelgh.
Ureenwltch Insurance Company, of New
York.
Pbenlz lusnranco Company, of Brooklyn.
united underwriters l nsurauce company,
of Atlanta,
Boston Marine Insurance Company, ef
Boston. luly2dwtf
Special Gu! Prices,
To Close Out My Stock of
CAN FRUITS.
Former Cut
I'lioe. frioe,
8 lb cans i yellow 1'cachcB 3eo lite.
3 lb cans all yellow full stand
Feaches, 3.1c. 2"rt.
3 Hi cans California Green Gage 'ttc. 2fo.
3 ir canH " Kge riunis site. zo.
Slboans " White Cherries ft' .5,
3 lb cans " I Apricots 3So 23c.
3 lb cans ' Muscat Grapes 3Tio. 25o.
3 lb cans " Prunes In syrup .inc. 2ilc.
2 lb cans Sliced Pineapple 26o. 1:0c.
2 lb cans ' 20c. lie.
3- All of these brands of fruits are guar
anteed to be good.
JOHN DUNN.
sST If you havo not tried my new
drinka,
GOCA COLA AND GRAPE PHOSPHATE,
do so at once; they are refreshing and
invigorating. Uive me a trial.
New Berne, N. U. 0 10 dwtf
Great Robbery in Newtern.
Hnndrsds of people robbsd of their few
bard earned dollars wltb a promise of a
hundred dollars In return for rfity and sixty.
How foolish oar people are to be doped by
such outlandish Inducements, Mr. A. or Mr.
B. from Philadelphia or Mew York writes
to Mr. O. or Newbern to get him ao many
name who will pay sixty dollars at differ
ent m see ss menu for the next six months,
and be will civs them one hundred dollars
each In return. How wonderfnl It was that
suon things oould- be done, was the oryof
our people. So wonderful that some even
out their rations down to try. the experi
ment, Onaht not common sense teaoh them
that the only war to get a hundred dollars
worth for sixty or seventy. Ave dollars Is to
go down to Big Ike, the Clothing Man, who
boys his goods at 9o.. 6O0, and 6O0. on the
dollar. Ha he aottold the people time and
again that-he la the only 11 ring man eoold
doauoha thlug.
W. 8. CBADWK'K,
Vice President.
Liwir, Cashier.
Farmers and Merchants Bank
NEW BERNE, S. C.
Paid Up Capital, - JTJ.OOO.
This Bank. Juct orxifnlzeil, n Iters Its ser
vices to Banks, Bankers. Farmers, Mer
chants, Manufacturers aDd others, and will
endeavor to give prompt and careful atten
tion to all business connected with banking
entrusted to us.
Collections a specialty and made on all
accessible points on as liberal terms a will
be consistent with Jndlclons banking.
Business solicited and correspondence In
vited from parties desliinir to open accounts
In our olty, as well as from thiBe contem
plating n change ID existing arran.;emcu7s.
very lespscmiuy,
X. W, UEWEY, Cashier.
HI RECTORS :-L. H. Cutler. Wm Cluvo, O.
Marks, P. rl felletlcr, W. S. Cliadwlok, J.
w. Htewart, .Ino Huter.
P. H. Pelletler, Bank Attorney, my!) lstp
Racket
0FFEB3
Inducggngnis
TO
Cixsi; in e
Look to your interest
and keep up vith
THE RACKET.
julylldwtf
NEW BEEHS
Collesrinte
INSTITUTE.
An Educational Institution
i-or.
Kastern North Carolina
MALE AND FEMALE.
KSTA.HL.IHBED l.'XI.
Kight IMstiuct Detriments.
Primary, Intormediatn, Academic,
Collogiatu, Art, Muuio, InJudUial
and BuBinesn.
TEN
EXPERIENCED AND COMPE
TENT TEACUtUS.
Vocal nil,! Instrumental Music Prom
Incut Feature,. nndr-thu direction of a
male professor, with eMlclent usulstantu.
Special Course of Instruction for tliose
desiring to become Teachers.
Expenses very moderau. Hoard fiom
58.00 tol 10.00 per mon tli raclllUi s ci od .
Special Inducements to Indigent students.
Fall Term Opens Sept. 7, 1S!1.
For further Information or lor catalogue.
apply to
G. T. ADAMS, A. B.,
(Trinity Uollosei, PRINCIPAL,
Julylldwtf Kew lierno, N. O.
HOLLAND ii JIRVIS.
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS.
BEST GOODS
AT
Lowes) Pirns!
NEWBEEN, 1ST.
Julv7 dwtl '
c.
FOR SALE.
A Very Valuable Truck, Cotton
and Corn Plantation.
And some of the land la considered to be aB
One Tobacco land as Is In the eastern part of
the State three miles from the oltv of .New
Berne, on the public road to WiishlDKton
and on the A. A N. U. K. B., and one or the
moat convenient for shipping in the county.
507 acres, about 250 acres cleared, well
ditched and fenced, Id fine state of cultiva
tion, the balance In original growl 1 1.
Dwelling with six rooms and kitchen;
large cistern; brick meat honse; two barnt;
stables for ten mulep; hx frame buildings,
wltb brlofc chlmneysoomparniively new. for
lahorera, together with other ontbut idlngs.
If desired. I wilt sell with farm, the grow
ing crop, mules and other stock, corn, fod
der, hay, and all lhe farm Implements.
Also one 60 taw Brown Cotton Gin with
Feeder and Condenser, one 8 home power
Engine, shafting, pulleys and balling, one
19hor8e power return tubular li.Hi.-r, and
one Power Press all In good order. M ill
sell with or without farm.
Terms, one half cah, the balance In one
and two years time. Address
K. B. COX,
Jul7 dSmwlt Box 32, New Berne, N. C.
75 Cases Tomatoes,
40 " Peaches,
100 " Brandy Peaches
SOLD CHEAP.
Reduction in Old Vir
ginia Cheroots.
Also, Horsford Bread
Preparation.
JS XTlvieli,
WHOLESALE GROCEB,
KIDDLE STREET,
NEW BERNE. H. 0.
I. U. OCTLEB,
President.
T. W.
Store
Children Cry forPitcheVs'Castoria
J. RICKfiRDSO 1
FURNITUR
Best GroodLs
-AT-
LOWEST
PKICES!
Sets of from
to 9
pieces, $13.00 and up. :
Chairs of all zisesj
anu ualitieis from 25c. !
up. !
All
othor
Furniture :
at corresponding rates.
tylldwtf
EN
Kit.-
0
H
o
o
I
i ,-.
SJi
Furniture ! Furniture ! '
FURNITURE! j
Oas of the Larficit
o: the
In Eastern
CC
Complete in Every Depart; Jt;
A1BO. wo now have tho Am.rv 'iir "...
colcuruted W11KKI.KK . WIl.s'uS ...ui
Sl'ANUAI D SKWI.MI M VlliNl.a. 'Jlj
are Hie lalest linprovi'd Light KuvjiunK ii:ic
are unsuri'aH.il by any llmiliiiM, ever pl'..-.,.i
in this niarliut.
o-.uiw,, JOHN SUfEE.
mim "COOLERS, ':
Ice Cream Freezers.
Ice Picks, Ice Chisels,!
Preserving Kettles,
Fruit Jars,
Fly Traps. Wire Gaiise,
Hardware,
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Paints, Oils, Varnish,
Cook Stoves
For Wood, Coal and Oil.
MIDDLE STREET.
Iune28 lwtf
we mm you.
Stop and look at our V.ub of S1 t IMIil
SPOONS.
Asi for l'aul K. V, ;tth Ful .', r.ll.n
PiNS, fresh lotJUbl arnved.
I forget to say 1 have .lust receive ! h fresh
lot of thoso ROLLED (iOLI) CHAINS,
warranted for six years. We give 11 written
guarantee wltW each chAW.
NySTOeKIS WAY VP, aul PiUCES
ARK WAY DOWS, Come la ni m
me.
SAM. K. EATON,
Middle 8t oppoulte Baptist Church.
my22 dwtf
S, W. WILLIS,
Keeps Everything on
hand usually found
in a
First-Glass Gros.ry,
Middle St. New Berne, N,0.
Iul3dwtf
THE BAKER
.ltress Co.,
South Front Street,
ZKTo"w Bern
a
M. UAKElt. ri;on:iETOR.
Ma.uic. r,os sold at Wholesale
ukI Retail.
0 rmuuiuK'.; are
y our own
;s Fir.;t
Uittresses,
the Lowest
hi'id sell tln
-l;i. : r
si..
:u . li 1 i
in order of
ui.dily. Call
I h't us quote
!e (,:
"i v mi'
i
or
Ijuiind
plain, of
wake hair; from
to tho highest
cl ffoods.
; est
!:uu!a:'
Closes.
I you ii:t 0
.: vr.l) !-,,
-Ul' m:lHr;
: I fdintovr.
v dlliv
:. I!..- h.'Y
eviM- used one of
v.- how much like
: they arc; what
their is in them,
tie and cost much
All Coltoi
M-:tre-ss.
much liked.
lliesi)
..ui- v-e
loan'! in
"'"villi'.,'
Fx; ;' :
are
By
;uv
ri'l of the
.Mil :
generally
make a tle-
Mat-
' h nas as
"- !' ; i ianufac
priced goods,
sig'htly. Wo use
tiei.1.
,11: :
i'.lli
r ,
l e .
1 ; V' '
Cotton Tops.
1 1 10 we use dry
v h.el' el tho cotton is
c.il-'I'.'J .'.ii -UuiTod. It is tho
mi .t ,'h!o goods wo make,
:,ivt.-: "'i!eet satisfaction, and
1- low priced. W'o use six styles
el tick;;.
Our Eight and Ten Steel
y made, well tinish
iiireo rows of spiral
, cd, and Iki'i
jl'nP-.
Oi
Woven Wiro Mat-
i tress
l.i our most saleable Spring
1-y.d. Wood tramo nicely nn
ished. Carefully woven and
caHed with three rows of spiral
springs.
Cur
2X
Woven Wire Mat-
Is t!ie same as X without the
three rows of
pring-;.
Do you want old Mat
tie&auu 1 ei.ov titu, steamed,
whipped, aud made as good
as now, ?f so scud them to
the Dakf.r IVlattrtsa Co ,
rectory oa South Trent St.
If you have Hair, Mobb, or
any material you want made
into a Mattress, send it to
us. We will make yon as
pretty a ?dattrc88 as you
ever saw.
Those goods have our personal
attention. Our prices are as
low as you can wish. They are
well made.
Wc want your trade. If you
arc not already using our goods
give 11 ; a trial and you will be
I'ieasOil.
11 Feathers,
Feather Pillow,
Moss "
Cotton "
Bolsters in cither of above
grades. ,
Church Cushions, Yacht
Crr.!' ens, v r special orders of
nnv I ind f-h.i'l liavo TROMPT
.Vl.'T.-JN-t'iON. Wc fill these;
with Pure Hair, Cotton, Moss:
or Excelsior, . ?
Crib and Cradlo Mattresses'
made to order. 4?ts"
jul8 dw3m "i Vi
til.