North Carolina Newspapers

Daily WE VOL. X.--NO. 129. NEW BERNE, N. C THURSDAY, AUGrUST 27, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS. X r. - BUSINESS LO0AL8. THE Norfolk Virginian delivered (or ten cents per week dally, ROM NUNN. Agent, Now Bern, N. 0. PROF. ANTOSIO BELLA ZZ A will arrfve Sept 1, 1S91. and be pro pared to give leoscns in DANCING. 25 MI33 MOLLIE HEATH will reopen her School, MONDAY, SEPT. 7th, 1801. u2S lw INSURE with ihe MUTUAL BENE FIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of Newark, N. J., and get all Die bene fit of life insurance before or after dsatb. Forty-six yesrs in business. Forty-six millions esots. The leading Company in the Stnts In 1800 Healthy male persons taken from fourteen to seventy years old. augStt D. T. OauhawaV, Agent. NEW DRUG STORE .Drurrs, Medi ates and Chemto&ls, o. r. I'opular Proprietary lfsdUiti.ee. .A;i varljtlia i:f Prngfrut'a Sundries. Ttummi and Bro . Sew orop Oardxu cie.Mi. ilno and Li'.iie Moo Olgar and Tobarwo. aix w. I'n acrlplloiu aoonrateiy eomponnuor; (ad lo. at WAS. prices), out uvlto nod our sucoesa. O. O. Otta-KN. Uruggim and Axtn.aory, Middle at., four doors from Pollock. Janas ly SELLING OUT AT COST. -My entire Stock of Goods will be run oH to mke room for f'&U Stock. jyl7 tr M. H. Scltan. ARCTIC SODA and Cooa Cola at Sam'lB. Watkiib. SUMMER SPECIALTIES t -Lightning loe Uream Friiers, Combined Chair and Hlop JjftilJera, Hailoon tly Irai ir Onuge UoarB, Hauzo Wire for Window Boreens, ana a full line of Hardware, i,U., at mayM dtf J. O. Whittv 4 Co CVWE and Exsmtoe my Larue end J Varied Stook of Merchandise ttuat U now boiag said AT COST to mile room for new fall etooh. j17tf M. H. Sultan. No northern (light. mm received last Three hundred and forty persons perished in a hurricane nt Martinique. The Keroury :it pointa in Iowa Sunday dropped from 00 to 35 de gress: there was light 'rost in iiodio places. THE three children ftuuid amuthcr ed to death in a chest pi Ironton, Obio, were placed there ly play mrites, p'oyir.g.irt The short grain oiop in l'iinopc puts ihe Ouu&au f.,m. r in ;.ut swim also. WUh eiiongh i. ft for home consumption tliy will have ;53,000,flOO busiie of wheat :i-r ex port. The Wilmington Star :a;v:i "Old Hutch." the GUiC&go Rva.iL. king who is now sojourning in Xew York, was reported mentally unbal anced when he. suddenly left Chica go some time figo. But his head . was level when he slipped into the Gotham grain pit dining the recent craze and raked in net profits of $000,000 no hia deals. THE Republican party would give a great deal if it could postpone tho meeting of the next Congress, because it ia aware cf the fact that the Democrat of the House are going to investigate acts of ILo Republicans and lay bate a vast amount of co;i option. The record of dishonor made by the last lie publican Congress will fu- uwh the Democratic party with splendid campaign materia! next year New Orleans States. Governor Campbell, of Ohio, is by order of hia physicans, taking a complete rest. Certainly if any man needs it he does. He not or'y has an arduous campaign before him, but he will have two years aad four months yet to serve as chief executive of his State before he will be able to enjoy the quiet of private life. No question now : about this. The Democrats are taking the State and McKinley will not be in it, A TJnitek PEESS.dispatch from Colombia, S. C. Anff. 21 say's: Meagre details have reached the 'State'' of a bloody affray whioh " took place Sunday at Mountain QUI chnrob, Greenville county. - Several noted moonshiners entered ., the church daring servioe and oom- mehced shooting indisciminately. ; Daring the melee two- of . the How ' ard ' boys, celebrated f -moonshine desperadoes,, were .-- killed ' and 4 other men wounded, it is said fatal- : In an address before the Press - Association ' at Winston, Prof. j Holmes insisted upon the ' impor- . tJ tance or good water, ana saia that he believed bad water was respon- ' sible for much of the typhoid lever which. ourBed the West and tie , malaria whioh carsed the ast. He : olso said that the best safeguard against .'both diseases ; Iras, pure - , rain water. lie had known entire 1 families in the EbbI to be entirsly relieved by drinking rain -water. This Is a matter ef each importance ' that the above suggestion fcougbt to be gonerelly adopted. . . LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Bargain Store Fall Scarfs. J. M. Howard A light heart, etc. F. O. Roberta Stockholders meeting, The building of the New Berne Im proved Cotton Ginning Company is get ting well under way. The sides are nearly enclosed, and the roof is roidy for tinuin. Tiotot for the party to be held as the Y. M. ' A b!I tomorrow night will be placed on sale at the store of J. M. Howard. The entertainment promises to be a novel one, and it is for a good purpose and should be liberally patron ized. Elder E. S. Haynea, a blind evenge leet, will preach at the Second Advent oUapel on Broad streot this evening at 8 o'clock. The public are Invited. Subjeot: "WW is Man? A Bible View of his Creation, bis Nature. Con dition and Destiny and No Eternal Life Out of Christ." Mr. Mark Ipook has bought from Mr. W. E. Snsllings the building oooupied by Mr. Snellinge for a few years past as store and residence and is moving it to the lot fronting the foot of the maoada ui!z;d road. Mr. J. J. Disosw&y will now put up a nioe residence for himself tha lot mado vaoant by the removal. At Pantego, Sundhy afternoon, Mr. U. L. Swindell's barn and stables which were built together were struck by lightaing and burned, together with the contents of the barn. The loss was some sevon or eight hundred dollars. A horse in the stable was killed, but a co!t in the same stable was not hurt. Mr. C. K. Bell, formerly of Wild wood, died at his home In Hobgood, Ilnlifaz county, Monday, the 17 ih inat, of malarial fever, aged 82 years. Hia remains, aocompanicd by Mr. R. J. Shields, proprietor of tha Hobgood rtoiol, piuwd through last eight un rnuie to hia old heme ufe Wi'.dwcod for iutument, For the last two years of l.i life Mr. Boil was ttlegrftph operator bc1 express agent at Hobgood. He l:;ivas a wife and child. Crartn tp. I'.tnillco. Io (ha ceen of the Board of Oommls a:.,ufcr) cf Cia7t agr.iiist the Boar J of Q jcc.mliBlotnta of Pamlico, W. R. Autn, iisq., Iho r. fcree to whom Hit or.:a w: -i rcferrfd to find Ihe law and faoisi, has jut CIdI b!i report In Lenoir ooanty fupt" l.-t Court, whioh la ia sps e! in t;.ls ;ek. The referee finds iu bis report that Pamlico only owes Craven county the cum of 38,951 8T, ii.tf.r.d of about (SO.tOO, for which Craven wss earHandinfr. -However, this docs not finally decide the matter. Either side has sixty days to file ex ceptions to the report. Meisrt. F. M Simmons and C. R. Thomas represented Craven, and W. T. Caho and M. DeW. Stevenson represented Pamlico. Dangerously Woccded. Two colored men, Aarcn Lewis, from Washington, and AIoczo Moore, from South River, had a dispute at the foot of Henoock street Tuesday night about 2 o'oloot and as Moore was starting away Lewis ctmo after him and without warning of his intention attacked and out him dangerously about his body. Lewis escaped at the time, but upon a searoh beiug made on the steamer Alpha which brought a party of ex- oursionists over to attend the Fair be was disoovered by policeman Land stowed away in a seoluded part of the hold and arrested. Upon the statement of Dr. R. S. Primrose, who attended the wounded man, that it would be several days be fore it could be determined how the oase would terminate and that it might nd fatally, 8. R. Street, Esq., post poned the trial until September 1st, (next Tuesday) at 8 p. m., and plaoed Lewis' bail for appearance at that time at $500. Bajng unable to give it he was sent to jail. .. Tobacco Raising a Success in Craven. Messrs. E. H. & J. A. Meadows sent a sample of tobacco raised by ' Messrs. Haokburn & Willett at their celebrated Oaks farm, Si mlfes from this olty, to Hendersotj to get the opinion of the tobacco growers of that section. They are in reoelpt of a letter in reference to it which states that all who have seen it pronounoe it eqnal to the Nash oounty grown tobacoo. To grasp the foroe of this comparison it must be remembered that no Btate exoels North Carolina in raising the finer varieties of tobacco and we are farther informed that heretofore it has been an admitted faot that Nash county raised tha best in the State. SKJit i ,. 'Several counties near Craven Le noir. Greene, Pitt and Wilson have been for several year profitably en gaged in tobaooo culture and yearly in creasing the acreage, and Jbls year Moans.' Haokburn ft Willett put ia 6 aotes of tbe Orinoco, Havana, Fianni gan and Goooh varieties aa a test of what it would do here.-They have already cured on barn of it and art now euriog two more and have sevaral others still to cure. They are abund antly satisfied with the results. . ' , This is but another proof of the won derful adaptability of our toll to what ever orop it is devoted and it paves tha way for a farther diversification of pro ducts (whioh is the true road to pros perity) by the Introduction in our midst of another greatly remunerative money Orop. ' ,,- .r.'i V" - The Fire Laddies. 1 The following telegram explains itself: Ddrham. N. C, Aug. 28. 1801. To Wil. Ellis, New Borne, N. C. New Berne wins In quick steaming contest. Time, three minutes and fifty five seoonds. By the judges' ofBoial account Greensboro wins in distance throwing. J. C. Gkbbn. The Colored Fair. Though there was rain yesturday morning, as it cleared off a good crowd Keoembled at the Fair grounds, there baing an fcsreiaa orer Iho previous day's at'encunoe. A number of visitors oatno in on excursions from Washing ton, Elizabeth City and by the Atlantic and N. C. Railroad from both ends of the line. Other exhibits were also ad ded to those alreedy at the Fair. A baseball geme was played in the afternoon between the Mutuals of Wil mington and the Atlantica of New Berne, the former coming out vic torious. Liter in the afternoon horse raoing, a foaturo which adds much Interest to such occasions, took plaoe. There weie both trotting and running raoes which will be continued today. As the rain prevented the Fair parade on the btrcete yesterday it will take place today at 0:30, a. m. There will be a baseball game at the grounds at 11 a. m. between toe Island City of Green ville and the Wineton Giants, and at 2 p. nt. tha wiunor of iho niornlrg game will play iho Mutuals who won the game yesterday aftornoon. The horse racing will begin at 5 p. m., and thfcre well bo speaking at night by Rev J. C. Prioe. Opening of the University. The University will opsn September 8.1. A very Urge increase is expected. Three new professors and four assistant prcfeesors have been elcoted since June. The gymnasium dlreotor will add box ing and fencing to the physical culture. Dr. Whitehead will sxsrai.' e each stu dent as he enters and prescribe tbe phyoioal trr.ininj needed lo develop his body and health to perfeot proportions. The chapel has been remodled. Prayer wil) bo compulsory. A trained choir and an orasi will add to the at tractions. Ten Canicrou scholarships and twenty aUimni scholarships have boon es tablished. Five 8200 f.;l!'weiipo will help educBU hiiht coliu&o graduates. The repairs wo uer-ilv ccrrjpkte and tho 3oulh builiiing loofcr, like naw. Arrcngemonte are now mnking for baths in tbe o'l Iet. Tho University U decidad'y c.- u,.warJ r!so. Perron."!. Judge II. R. Eryau left yesterday mornir? to fp-.iu cmr lima al Chdpl ! HiH. Capt. N. W. Jones and wife left to visit relatives at Kinston. Rev. Y, YosUicko, cf Japan, who leotursd in Centenary church the pre vious night, left to deliver a leoture in Kinston lest night and in Raleigh and other places afterwards. Mr. Edward Cohen left on tbe steam er Neuso cf tha E. C. D. line, on a plessura trip to Norfolk and other points. Gen. W. G. Lewis, engineer of tbe Oyster Survey, and Messrs. M. M&kcley and Geo. Cred'e left for Hyde oounty yesterday, Gen. Lewis to survey oyster beds and thi other gentlemen on per sonal buBicesB. Misses Mary Brynn and Mary Oliver returned last night from a pleasure trip in the western part of the State. Mr. F. A. Haywood, a representative of the Norfolk Southern Railroad, is registered at the Albert. Prof. Antonio Bellazza and brother arrived and will open a dancing-school in the oity. Mr. L. H. Cutler returned from a bnsiness trip to Raleigh. Mr. O. H. Guion returned from a professional business trip to Baltimore. Favetteviixb, N. O., Aug. 4, '91. J, S. Jokes, Manager Provident Savings Life Assurance Society of N. Y., Greensboro, N. O. Dbab Sib: I herewith beg to acknowledge tbe receipt of Fiye Thousand (5,000.) dol lars in payment in full of Policy No. 88390 on the Ufa of my brother, the lateD.G. McMilHan. Permit me to thank you and the Provident Savings Life Assurance So ciety of New York, for the promptness with whioh yon have acted In paying the amount, when according to polioy contract it was not due until September 22nd, 1891 With kindest regards .and many thanks, I am Respeotfally yoars, Rohald McMillan. Admr Est. D. G. MoMUIan, deo'd. Referiing to above card I will state that the above amount of 15,000 cost the insured tha nominal sum of 23 oents per day, far below tha rates or other first class companies. Then why pay high rates for Life insurance If Why not take the Savings secured by oar plans and use them ia your business. and thus add tha accumulation there from to your estate in addition to your insurance? Business men, consider Why not V J. 8. Jongs, Manager. ". , Children Enjoy .... Tbe nleasant flavot. gentle aotion and scathing effect of Byroo of Figs, when ht need of a laxative and if tho father or mother be costive) or bilious the most gratifying results follow its use, so that it is tu nest ramiiv remedy known ana every family should have a aotua. . List or Letters Remaining in the postofflce at New Borne, Craven county, N. C. Auaust 22, 1901. B. Martha Blount, Chancy Blount, Miss Martha Bynum. C. Jacob Carter, Jim Cohen, Mr. John H. Curtis. D. W. li Dunn. Miss Mary Duskin or Dunken. E. Mr. J. G. Erwin. F. Mrs. June Fit.itr, care John Fisher, sr. : Hon. C. R. Foster. G. Lewis Gorm, Miss Harit Green, Jesse Hardy. J. Jno. H. Jones, Miss Lizzie Jones, (col.): Delia Jones, Hnmuol Johuson, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Mary A Johnson. L. J. Londen, Stephen Lounnic, E. Lndford (3) M. Israel Manwel, John Mao well, Hancy Moore, Wm. MoCullen. P. C. C. Pette. It. W. F. Randolph, Olem Rice, Joseph A. Rich&rdscn. S. Lsnnie SttpHen, Misb Actio San ders. T. Wii.Utn Toner, earn J. ir ouaon. W. Sammie A. Ward. Vanbinon White. Miss Luisey Whitfield, MitH Luor WMtohar d. Persons oalling for above letters, will say advertised, and give date of list. The regulations now require that one cent shall be colleoted on the delivery of each letter advertised. Wm. E. Clabkb. P.M. Notice. Secretary's Office. Newbhr.v, N. C, 0 Aug., lfsOl. The Thirty-seventh Annual Maetiog of the Stockholders of the Atlantic arid North Cnro'ina Railroid Company will be held at Morahead City o;i tba fourth Thursday (4tb) in September. 1891. F. C. Robbbts, Seo'y. ni't;Ki.t:M'8 jitiicj salve The BfwtSrdvo in tlw world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Srdt Klieum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Ctutppe j Hands, Clillhlains, Corns, and all Skin I'ljptiona, ecd posi tively euros J-'ilen, cr j jy required. It is guaranteed to give r,orieot BatiHfactlon, or money re. untied. Pries 25 cents per box. Fors&le in Newh.in ly K. 8 Duffy, wholesale and retail druiat. Hmv you tried thomr' The Liver Pill for Biliousness, Sick Headache, Torpid Liver and Constipation. Brook Sold 'e Liver Hnd Kidney Pills, sugar coeted, oval, 80 iu u b'jx, 1. 1 25 cents. For sale by F. S. Duffy. Now Gem, N.O. aug87d&w3m "A light heart lives long " Bbakespwr. By all mc&na have r. light heart and if possible a henry pn.rs We hare a sample linof them,'ithe pcrses wo mono ) .tisu eutiiple Hair brushes, Whi,:t. l.roo.n. Cloth bushoe, Socks, r.iid i; la: t;c lot of Merino and Woollen half hose satnplen, they nro ryry uioe and cheap. Socusif jou need a new Ilat orpair cf Shoiifl no hare just received a new iiicico of them. They lire all ot the r.hi p:zi : t. At J. If. liOWAKDU We are now display ing an Elegant Line of FALIc SCASFS in our windows at 25c. and 50c. each. About 100 styles in aU. Get your choice. BMG&lif STORE. HEHSLEY'S GREAT COMBINATION CP ANIMALS AND BJUDS OF CRAVEN COUNIY, Consisting of FORTY VARIETIES of Animals and Buds, are being exhibited at the Fair Grounds In his Mammoth Tent. Will be also exhibited on the street for One Week after the Fair. 26 lw Riding YehlcSes We are prepared to make to order anything In the line of Drays, Carts, Buggies, or other Riding Vehioles. All work built atrong and finished in a handsoms manner, G. H. WATERS & SON. New Berne, N. C. au25dwlf The parents of children who take musio lessons should obtain from me a pamphlet entitled : "A FEW WORDS addressed to tho PARENT concerning the MUSICAL EDUCATION of the CHILD." CHA3. L, IQASKILL. ChildreftJIrferiPitcW A cr- iTii cf tjriar luUIg J Ui;li08t r.f all ir .T.viL:ns sireii-'th. - IjntiMt 3. ''i - : . ; '..) . -rirt ST. MAHY'3 SCHOOL,! RALEIGH, U Z. The AdvenL Tcriu Cc;,ns: Sept l.'NITEK 8TAT1- -1 Or' ' . K.AH K"N 1)IST1(1- i- H. . il v.iSual , .J. : . n:-nr".rii L, Bmit'i .,- .( fun i.'ire. tc-fi ):.'.. Wr.rr, b "I) i lia- :.. ! : t''!i;i 1 0.'', i fUl-; I J! ,f. tllci,or l'c.rLtlied In 1- .'ii.: NorTJ) Carolina, n tl.t irA. i '.v lS:il, 1" L. J. Ji t .-' K- . .; .-j: of lvn-a.-d i.. . - . Melvln, her lf,ekii f.n-nit no : i.ih t .i: i . KHill VtrtHl, l:l 1 I .!;-f,i L 'ar 1p rw !, f'..: .3 a:.rt '1 it, -iu- 1 ) .1: . tjcltt; l'.ad, ttiR: vi., nun' :.-.: y 1 t. f-' :m.l ' a r"C.'- .nt'. I..! .ill v l .. .New, li urclnriv ;n irtht'i:i'r m. 1 iil'ji' i ti'Ht "it. - a:.,-"l-.il ,U:'l , ' v , . , 1 1 ' , noiiee e.'riL:iy jiilo rK'"h . tf '.u . it:.- ! i t.t late&nvl rw.ii. i.ui aiid furltute. or In niiy r-...:'-. tr.'-vt :i. i.L r I'e-y 1.. 'P- - a .: j 1 u.. . . 1 . . .. -, New bar'.e on ''it; VV:. .-- olt.rr.l .r. on ti:- :l . h, H. .-it.-: , . ,i . aa'.tl lilvw! rkl.d t.i in-.!." rii- i: tlit ' ril l ',. iu't. -aw IU .: .'. ,:r . .i A 1). lUH. Ii-MU'A P. t: .. I 111 s j:. . ' : ;,l . 1 . I., J. Mo Kfc, K-i . I'r. 'to:' DE41.EH3 IN Stoves, General aniware, Sf ! Sash, Doors, Blinds, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass and Putty, Lime, Piaster, flair! and C.Ciiisnt. Agents for DEV0E & CO'S celebrated Ready Mixed ?ain!fi, which are strictly pare goods. MIDDLE STRIJET. Inne'i'ilnlf Just Arrived: Young Kentucky and West Virginia Horses! Mules M. HAHN has just arrived with TWO CAE LOADS of Young Kentucky and West Va. Horses and Mules from 3 to 7 years old, Extra fine drivers, draft and saddle horses, which will be sold cheap. Our Motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits. Call and see us be . 1 . vv v. Mno'l maRo tlo mi tore you buy: it will heif -Mn : to your advantage. H&un & co. j ACADEMY , Oi the Sisters of Mercy. new berne. n. c. j Tno Course of Instruct. m erahraooa Ml the liri- r'.tM ncceasary to it acriuMt'on tt a U ' ' ' I : fin I . Jn a i , llit TiTii ni of rflipfian Till D't bo rrf.;idod In i !io ad ,irisfilfin nf pupils. 1; rl ro:i I,. 'ill . nAl MuhIc 'in . ework 1 not 1 " Kim. '.d uan. ralnllng In 1'iisi i 1 ironinent- Si it. ., '.-!. I'a;: V- i3t oi ' hi: TSS 'A't. A H ssaia sa S OIL AT THE FRONT. - Hovirn ; , r.fpnvr-rl i' ai jnew lot of Horses audi100 ' BrancJjPches Mules just arrive!. SOLD CHEAi i See my Soad Carts. ! Reduction in Old Vir l have tke hc?t and! l Clievoots. largest line of therri;Aiso Scrsfbrd Bread ever bronchi to the5 Preparation. city of difibrent g:.aues' from 10.50 to ra C0,i Also, Eup;gie?, Ear-: ness, Whips; Robs.', &c. j t li rrc ilWIT I Am Happy to See Ycu ml tjilrn .nlAOhiirA in Infntmlnff rnn l,h&t. tlirvfl last renolvpcl a Cnr Load of Ihft WrrlJ Kenowned DABSKli PRATT OOFTO.I CiiKK. 4iidtuow rrenAveil to tak otd kfor t he flelotrtrdGtiiit,loro1hw nlfch the I fcOtiM" COTVOBf PiiKSSKH.T hloh com- hlno'l mftRo tho moat ffat.ltfotory ouittl for ver tu tma ftoiuiity. fnll line of TKoiUD?. Ma- culnp OU. Laos Iifiath?r, tothr wltH com v !te stook of Hi d are. Sear) fnrprlevK mid nomn ftnd exmlno Uietr sloak. ltrey nuttfantee to ! yen. jfo. WHITTT A CO.. Cor. South Front and oravsn Bta. Sf W WLLjS Keeps EverythiDg on hand usually fount! m a Firsf-S'ass Gimery, Middle ht. New Berne V0. STAPLE ANL : .r GY ! -A7- Lo'veii Pt-"ses ! xTw.'iZiTj, . c. "i ur on, ' .'- ' -0 i i v., 1 r Ci,.. b. Wr.a MX M U1 P..". ir,ialt Hit J iHt arrived. I r" . N vi'y 1 h' , v. it - J u fresh w.o-iunli-M tViri ji'Rin. Wttcivft written giiii-.i.i.U 0 wit': a-'fi chMn. MyS',;(U K fS WAV II. ami l' -. Y, ; ARK XV A Y POWN. Coma In p. Ml s. o ' mo. SAM. K. EATON, Ml.iillcHl,, 'ij p.. -.t "...f. 1; .ur Ii For Rent. hi.ii... on V011M1 Front nil TI u ly N. -(;eii.l M .n 'fl llOHpllal, At-, : ruiu Mi'. A. K. in ' 1 75 fiases Tomnlnr::-?. 40 Fefi Cii'. j. OL00KS AND v 1 i , 0 " . , - atly Done. : Invited. :.. 5 I -4 FfftSiin I.') lv r b" i ! ''.i'lT'-iHT ! (.'! 1 : i ' .1 t 1 : p. m.i 1 :is ;p nM;iit, . ' 1 t1 ' ' . : t- :'li- 1 ;!. m..v,.q 1'' ' ' 1 ' i' I tn v ,f O-mc " '- H' i' : 1 II I V .'if-1 . 'tip' (Tt- iS-t . . i ) 0. hW VviU I u,x. ...... rto v:':.n tr'.j'- -; . : h" g tl- ii : .? i'.h t'tt ' - .. iO W..11 will aGG woi.no a ftttd : J.V.aitDW I' !?!,(!! Lofnlwh .'.niliirei. r.hoi.clon'n to t no i t cints ; ,,s . Jtrtri!,- .r.r clrildi in n,n-z nd gel n- .vie n' rrrrea!iliR izU ii oi.n. Now. it t'.ift Juercii-.. B v-'. rt4t . C;n i'V.rfi t ioho ircoj 5 to ?T t(itrs a wfc ijr c.ej.i-inK, toon hig ie, v ; i im?" o mav mfirclintH out At4fl. .V) &nd ttVi.: ftenla j on trie l jliarnrl W ftvtrjr HvinK ninn for 'nu ll, ea kllord i tlio unlun amount to hi trade tliaioihor roerolianU lue, Kar In intudl advertise) notbln hu fnt anil a vlsittomji store next Saturday wilt ooa vinos you. : ,