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".HARPER, a Proprietor.
, HANCOCK, - Local Reporter.
' Entered at the Poitofllce at Neu Er
i at cam&lm matttr.
political snuATios. v
la a weak from this writing the
ctioa will take place in the
-tee of Ken .York, PenuBjl
aia, Ohio, Massachusetts and
wa, and wo believe that the
mocratio party will be succeES
1 all along the line.
In all of these States national
utica have entered very largely
to tha campaign: ' especially is
is the ease in Massachosettss,
Mo and Iowa.
The nomination of McKmley in
lilo made the tariff the leading
sue in that State, and It of De
nsity became an issue in all parts
f the Union; Democrats contend
for a . redaction of custom
aties, and Republicans insisting
bat the MoKinley bill supplement
J with Blaine reciprocity, is the
Brfection of tariff legislation.
In New York strenuous t ffor ta
re made to divert attention from
lie tariff and concentrate it upon
; hat Republicans are pleased to
all the abominations of Tammany.
There is an unknown factor that
complicates the situation. It is the
presence'? of a secret political
rganization. How far it will con
rol the results of next Tuesday
lies bidden in Hhe womb of the
'itare, but we rely with confidence
in the consetfatism and patriotism
of the masses.
Should all these States go Demo
cratio, it will indicate the election
of a Democratic President, in 1892,
la the person of Grover Cleveland:
bat, should the East go Republican,
a'id the West be carried by the
Democrats,' the result will be
favorable to the prospects of a wes
tern Democrat. Iu a word, the
Democratic Presidential noniina
tion probably lies betweeu Grover
Cleveland and Gov. Campbell, or
Gen. Palmer.
The last named is not often men
tioned in this connection. By
some his advanced age is regaided
as an obstacle to bis advancement,
bat, he has very many elements of
strength. He has great ability,
and military and civic renown, and
(or ono of bis years, be bas remark
able mental and physical vigor. K
will be remembered that he is now
United Slates Senator from Lli
ndis, and that it was his Candida
cy that carried the State into ibe
Democratic column and be alone
can keep it there.
Then, there too is Qtay, of
Indiana, backed by the Democracy
of a great State.
The Democratic party has plenty
of material ont of which to make a
presidential candidate, but a party
mast have its chief recommenda
tion in the principles on which it
stands and the measures it advo
oatea.
- Congress antidates the National
Convention, and it behoves the
Democrats of the Bouse to pro
mulgate sound doctrine, and in
aognrate and press forward
measures of relief. The unrest
everywhere exhibited most not be
treated as the idle wind, bnt, in
the light of its past history, the
party ranst attempt great things
and achieve great things for the
people. r Then the work of the
National Convention will be com
paratively easy and victory bless
our flag.
I AM A DEMOCRAT?
The StatesvilleLandmark, whose
editor Is a member of the State
Executive Committee, referring to
tae recent meeting of the commit
tee, said:
"It is not lawful to disclose the
ccrets of the meeting, bat there is
cne thing we are going to : tell be
ise it ought to be known: Mr. E.
O.Beddlngfleld, like the honest and
idid man that- he is, told the
nmittee that there will be a
Jrd party ticket in the field in
f3 State next year and that this
i had Just as' well be looked
iirely in the face. Mr. Bedding
1 was one of the few- persons
o did p what seeded above all
Z to have been done by every
f on this occasion: he talked
!y and without reserve." 'r :
a can ba noconditlon of pub-
-, t-v 't it will not be
honorable and patriot! to say,
Am a Democbat. .
There has not boon an hoar
since the Democratic party was
founded in which it has not stood
before the country the champion of
liberty the friend of the oppress
ed and the enemy of the oppressor.
Several months mast elapse
before the contemplated movement
for the formation of a Third party
can be projected, and befo:e then
the flltuatim will change.
Congress is ebo it to assemble.
The Democratic pajty has a ma
jot uy iu the House, and it cannot
be supposed that it will lie supinely
on its back until its enemies shall
have bound it hand and foot. With
the Democratic party energetic and
prompt in its rrs'stauua to op
pression and vigorous aid resolute
in its purpose of reform, there can
be no apology for the formation tf
a third party, unless it be to furn
ish a fire escape for patriotic Re
publicans who Oriii no longer stand
with Harrison, fiwid and McKiii
ley, and yet have not the manhood
to saluro the Democratic flag and
muster under its sheltering folds.
For us who were rocked in the
cradle of Democracy, and year
after year have had our manhood
broadened and eunobled by Demo
cratic principles, we have no re
sponse to the tempter but the words,
mada memorable by David B. Hill,
1 AM A DEMOCEAT.
We have a high regard for Mr.
Beddingtou. In personal char ac
he is worthy ol imitation by the
young men of tlio State, and in
public affairs he has favorably im
pressed the people. But he may
be mistaken iu his forecast of the
futare. We raav well believe that
ho will be true to its demands. Ii
there is no occasion for it there will
be no Third party.
At all events, we fear no new or
ganization. The Democratic party
cannot be sidetracked, and what
ever collides with it in North Caro
Una will be wrecked.
I am a Democrat 1
is our watchword and reply. No
such qualifying word as Alliance is
wanted to limit its meaning, but
Democrat is enough, comprbi ig in
icself the perfection of government,
and associated with honorable
names, sacred memories and
glorions achievements.
No, no 1 There will be no thiid
party in North Carolina sucking
the life blood of the Democracy
and inviting the restless and turbu
l.nttoriot revolution. Tbegiav.B
of our ancestors and the sanctity of
our homes for bid it The honor of
the past, the tranquility of the
present and the 8(Oi;r'.ty of the
future imperatively demand that
true men stand to their colors and
perpetuate Democratic ascendency
in North Carolina.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
-100 bbls,
40 "
25 "
25 "
25 "
100 "
100 "
30 "
Flour,
Sugar,
Molasses,
Pork,
Oil.
Lime,
Cement,
Snuff,
200 boxes Tobacco,
500 " Cigars,
100 " Starch,
25 " Pearline.
50 gross Baking Powders,
75 " Matches,
50 " Coffee Essence,
50 sacks Coffee,
5 cases Tea,
200 rolls Bagging,
500 bdls. Ties,
100 reams Paper,
100,000 Paper Sacks,
50 dozen Axes,
40 " Pocket Knives,
50 " Files,
50 " Locks, all sizes,
10 " Coffee Mills.
Also a thousand and one other
articles too numerous to men
tion.
These Goods must be sold.
Call to see us, foot of Middle
street.
Latham, Burrut & Go.
janvazawwlr
Dissolution of Co-partnersliip.
Bfl ft known that tha nnrtorafcmeMl ha.wa
tbla day. brmntnalcontenttdlrjaolved ttaeoo-
pai-iaeranip rormiyaxmutig Datween lliem
nndor tba Arm uama of Moody A Fox. Mr.
H. W, Kox withdraw! from the I tm aod tba
onsinaaa win eonunna nodar tha firm nama
or Moody A Roba- U. All peraona Indebted
to tha Arm of Moody A Fox will make thalr
payment to the Arm or Moody et Roberta;
who have aaanmed the llabllltlea, and atand
In the nlaea of tha ft m of Moody A fox.
This ihs Will day of Ootober, 184(1. '
J.WMOOI)T, (aaal) )
J . It. MO D X, (rleal )
a. w.ruA, (Heal
NOTICE.
Mr. D. Ii. Kobertt bit vim thla da entar.rl
Intoco-pirtntrship with Maeara. f. W. and
J. It. Moody-, tbe boalneaa of roannfaatniing
Lumber formerly ertndactad under the Arm
name of Moody A Fox will ba continued
nnrjor the Arm name of Moody Roberta.
Hoping tbat tho preaant Arm Will meet with
the liberal patronage beatowed by the pobllo
nsoa tua former one. we are
, , V ery rwmntftil!y,
ortrirw ) MUuilf A lioTSVmB.
' : "'TM .'
Both the method and results' when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
tnd refreshing to the taste, and acts
Knuy yet promptly on too Juuneya
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy or its kind lever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from themost
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known. .
Byrfp of Figs is for tale la, 60s
and $1 bottles ty all leading drug
gists. Any .reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try rt. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA HO SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, OAL
toumiut. nr. mm tout, n.t-
VOflfia. 0ft a .Mr I. Im!- m.A. h .T-h- it
,Uoorlwln,Trij,N.V..nt work fur u. Uwd.r.
ma? at" iii.k it Much, but can
taacfajrun quickly how lo.arn from fS to
10 a. day at tho Mart, and Mora aa you ro
on. Built aoxoa, all afea. Iu any part of
AuaCliua. VUII tiu. anmmrtir- at knm- t.
In 8- all your tla,e,r.r aiaro momenta only to
the work. All la u.w. Ureal pay SUKKfor
every worker. We .tart vou. fiiral.l.ln
rerytlilnp:. F.A811.V, 81'EEMLY learon".
PAKIU LLAIU 11EK. Jtdilreia ttonea,
bll.XSUj a CO., IHMUSU, UalSaV
S3f
n lnj.,ivi:i v-urk :ti.lUMloubv,
ii TWi-fe UMiSlla UoftniM't,
vt-r (H,yiio.l HilJalcoAirni.h
lli It ttmruli i-nni Ihul ni,.,...
YcarlntluHrnwrt ,
the itur.titnuiri iiijil
nu inuMHr n,r im imit'sn Mutrssful ns aluvo. i:uHllyand ouicKlv
h-arurd. I , los ro bt one workt-r fro,., etch district "r coui.ty.
JC llox 4SO, Au.utta, Muino.
Buy OW,
SPECIAL.
SUMMER SALES
FIRE OitGANS at Way
-or SI 9 CrkIi, balance to
jou. no interest.
GREAT BARGAINS
RiuBt d6 sold, tin l linld.
Write tot Unronin Sheet.
LUDOEN BSTES.
avagaq
VAN E COLLEGIATE I'iTITUTE,
f i'.Vi N SPRINGS, N. C.
TOE 150TU SEXES.
Teachera all R-adnalis.
Military government for boyi.
Prof. (Jlusel, graduate of St.
John's College. Annapolli, teaon
er of Military Taetlca.
Muilo Teacher, graduate New
Kngland C'onaervalory of Mnalo.
rtpeclal courae In com. Law,
Bo ilt-ke plrjg and Penmanship.
Vocal Musio, Callstbenlo and
uumu-naii exerciaee free.
Ko additional eoat for Olaaalaa.
W For Catalogue call at Joubnal office
or aitJreis the Principal.
W. E. SKINNER, Principal,
seven sppics, n. c.
Juiy28awtl
Notice of Incorporation
State of N'orth Carolina, I Superior Court
Craven County. J (Jierk'a Office.
Take notice that I have thta day leaned
Lettera declaring I. aae Powell, Jamea
Person, J, O. Sutton, !r, Lonnle Fulford.
Shade A. Edwards, Mllla Hall, Thorn aa
Griffin, Uatllda Powell, and Joe Uonoan,
and their snceeasoia to be a corporation for
the purposes and acoording to the terms pre
scribed In Articles of Agreement Died and re
corded in said office, i'he subatanosof aald
agreement la that parties desire to become
Incorporated under tbe name of "Loving
Union and BlBlng Star (Juvenile) Christian
Aid Relief Corps," located In the city or
New Bern, N. C.aald corporation shall have
no capital stock, and abail Issue no shares of
atocc to its membera or Incorporators and
shall not enter into or carry on any trading
operations, bnt the aald corporation la
ereated exoluslvelr for Mental, Moral, Re
ligious, foetal, and Benevolent pur posts'
Incorporator! and membera of a .id aoolety
hail not be individually 11 able lor lta deaia.
Witness my hand and official aeal at Mew
Bern, this Uth day of Sept., 1891. -aeplDlw
. W. M, WAT805. 0.fl.O.
AGE11TS
double thetr mens
Selling snr BKA81
Anlshod corrngateri
wmwumusi.
Can bo sold In very family. Glrof
mora light than three ordinary lamps,
tend ililriy-flYtt cent for eera
letc laap aiMl ba) eonvlneeab
wa man u tact are a larffo lino of
Lhonnhold articles fioud for J rat
llllnstratMl Circulars to
F0R9HGE A fiSoH AKIN, ClnolllBaUA
NOTICE
On and after September 80th I shall
reduce mr ihavlne ticket to ten shaves
and one hair cut for SI 00. Now Is
your chsnoe to lay In a snnplv.
I IT IS THE BEST. J!j 6
J s EASIEST TO USE, t f
j " & THE CHEAPEST. B 31
F1
Li
rmf.v. i;. : t--.
Atlantic & N. ,0. Railroad!
; ?AS3SNQEK UKPARTMEST,
. : (, 1;' Kew lieru, N, C, Oct. 17,
F-VlR, SPE0IAL TfiAIN
RALEIGH EXP0SITI01T.
, October 22d.
October 29th.
" Not, 5th.
. Nov. 12lhi
Thursday,
Thnraday,
Thursday.
Solid Ttowglt TraJns With't Cfcanga Cars.
An arrant-ment has been a trxl a on be
tween Ibsvi.a is. O. Ha-.lrojd t'Oiupany and
theK & u; Railroad tympany lu juu lour
Kast r-p-jotttt 1'ntinaiioui if rchu-i i.itj and
lutem.tHliaie stations lu huleiKh ami rolurn
same day u giv all pet sons d.jirliK to at
tend 1U Ural Inter-Kiaw. t xn. Biliuu at
KalelKh. W. u.,au oppurr.uulty ot.uuliw ao
I'D la exijOtitllim ltl Aitbniiwilk-M.i ttt'h.. nnu ,t
the grandeal of its onaraotei uvtrr wli nwsttd
in xnuitu .iha or Uio b.kiiIi. The
arcueuuie ive HU-JUI MVeu hcurtt li KMtnKb
Fscre for ths Rtuad Ti ip
Wten TloRt'sare purchaa- d f:om t-t.tlonL
uauca temw, .lueiadmg
Ome aduilsslon lata tits Kxpoaulou
Morsht-ail City, .
WUldwoo.1.
Newpit,
Uvluck, s
Croatau,
Klyerdal.
New Mrn,
lu uroia.
UOJCore!r.lt, lia
S 11 j I Lover, . sUu
' II J ( we:i, 3.10
8.05 1 Kmilon, S.115
e J f aun, u i-r.k, l.
W lal,tali,. I. Ml
a 711 j iit si a, 1.75
X.L-V 1
Sch.. dale or Special Train 1
Leuve Moreheud city iXipiit, 4 oj A..M
Moreuead City, up town 4:23
Wlidwood, i 88 .
Newport. 4:8 ,f
" Ilivelock, 6:08 "
" (Jroatiiii, 6.1a '
H l.lver-laie, e:l7 .t
" . New Bro, e:05 "
' Clark's, 6:!M
Tuscarur, 0:33
" CoreCroeu, e:i8
" Uoer, 7:(i8
' t'flBwell, 7:11 "
' Kiustou, 7:28 !
" Falling Uuefe. 7:11
' Ia Gntl'gi), Si'KI
Best's. :1H
Arrive at Ooldsboro 8 ATi
I.euve Ooldsboro lor Rule!, ti at 0 Oil " '
Arrive at Italelah 111 43
iiBTiiant.x,
Leave RuKlth b.35 P.M
Arrive at Uoldanoro 7.2U
Leat a Qolasnoro 7. so '
Best'a 7.6a
La Orange u.w
ailing Ureelt. 8.18
" Klnttton Sin
" Caswell H.b6 "
Dover 9.1 0 '
" Core Creek, 0.10 "
" Tuscarora 0 3,1
" Clark's u.i 1
" New Uern 10 (W "
" Hlveidjle 10.S9 "
" Crimtan in. n
" Uav l CK lO.oi) "
" Nawpoit 11 ifl
WlldH-ool J 1.21 "
arrive at Morehead City 11 us -'
8. L. MLL, O. 1 A.
AGENTS
mn mak 65.00 pa
lny aeiling our Albums.
Wa bent the World toi
iow prices una year.
IMPORTED PLUSH ALBUM, Sl.00
dion clasp, holdius ucnrly fifty Cobinot and Card
pictures. Bent fur tJ (tetalU for 12.00). Not
withBiRndiDrj: tho tariff on impnrtbd Albnnis is raised
iron, id to ea
per cent. thtro
will not beany
inrreitBe io oar
f;.V. Oar'iewJrffl
PltnNnllNrtMri P.mr.rRr. IFiwir.TIiiiir. unntntnln
old And now versions, are what the seoDle want.
our- niUFitii b nnAwaii:
I lolid,y(IU W CHELC DUUKdBonan.. to
AffODts ri-Oirt now Until Ohrlatmita. Nnnil 92rnta fn.
of our fust selling goods. DO!)'T KLA. .
ruitantt a bicbakin, importen, Cincinnati. 0.
i-.n h.HniMliln.,VRril...r t.
rii.llr and h..m.ritblr lij- tiio.o
Oiva lu.Blilii .,w lit-rrtur Miry livi". Any
OlM can do ilia irork. Knav In l..nr
W. lunil.il avwylhlnff. IV. Mart Jrnii. No ri.lt. You tan devota
rniir .unra Itiuilisnla, or all vaur lima to tlio ivrk. Tl.l. I.
.Htlraly nuiTlcad.nail ariag. tronderful .uccet. to erc-ry workia
" a nun hi v.u pur we.K anu untrarua
and mura aftora llttla a.nrtnno. tv. n.n.t.1.
ploymetitand teaoh you rKKR. No apacto-Txiilin her. PnU
lufunoiUon rUKH. TBlIEa! CO.. atUUSIA, Utlt,,
"Hullo I Tom. Glnrl to tec you, old fellow I
It's almost ten years Mnce wo w ere married. Bit
down: let's Lave an experience meeting. How'a
tbe wife f "
"Oh I she's bo-so, tirnit os rtraa!, always wonb.
InesoaietUing I can't afford." '
" Well, we all want 8011101111112 more than we've
got. Don't yon f "
'Yes : but I gpess 'want will bo my master. I
started to keep down expenses ; and now Lil says
I'm 'mean,' and she's tired of saving and never
baring anything to show for it. I saw your wife
down Btreet, and she looked as happy as a queen '
a inula. Bite la ; auu we are economical, too,
nave to be. My wife can make a little go further
than anyone I ever knew, yet Blio's always snr.
prising me with some dainty contrivance that
adds to the comfort and beauty of our little home,
and she's always 'merry as a lark.' When I ask
how she manages It, she always laughs and ears:
'Oh I that's my secret I" But I think I've dls."
covered her ' secret.' When wo married, we both
knew we should have to be very careful, bnt she
Blade oneoondition she would nave her Magazine.
And she was right 1 1 wouldn't do withoutH my.
elf for double the subscription price. We read
It together, from the title-page to the last word :
the stories keep oar hearts young; the synopsis
of Important events and scientific matters keeps
me posted so that I can talk understandingly of
what Is going on : my wife is always trying some
new Idea from the household department: she
makes all her dresses and those for the children,
and she gets all her patterns for nothing, with the
magazine ; and we saved Joe when he was so sick
with the croup, by doing just as directed In the
Sanitarian Department. Eiitlcan'ttellyoulialf 1"
"What wonderful Magazine Is it "
' Demoreet's Family Magazine, and
"What I Why that's what Lll wanted BO bad.
and I told hay it WaJ an rxtrvaenni- . "
- '"Well, my friend, that's where yon marls a
tea-set In time for our tin wedding next month.
My gold watch was the premium I got for getting
ap a club. Here's a copy, with the new Premium
Ltstfor clubs, the biggest thing on tl If yon don't
In '"hat you want, you've only to write to
the publisher and tell him what you want, whether
It Is a tack-hammer or a new e arrlage, and he will
make special terms for yon, either foraclub, or for
part eauh. Better snbscribo right off and surprise
Mrs. Tom. Only t&00 a year-will save fifty times
that la six months. Or send lOccnts direct to the
Eoblleher, W. Jennings Dcmorest, 15 East 14th
troet. New York, for a specimen copy containing
the Fremkun List," ' v,-.
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Surgeon Dentist,
Offiot, Middle Sired, opp. Baptist Chvrcht
':V.-. '";.- J HEWBEttlf JB, W. 5.
W. D. MclVER,
Attorney-at-JLaw
NEW BERNE, N. C.
may22dwtf - --. . ,.
C. R. THOM AS,
Attorney aud Counselor-at-Law,
Office, Craven Street, Stanley Building, -,
? NEW BERNE, N.iC
PpArttlrwtt In iViA rnnraanf frsvpn flarlarAi.
f Jones, Onslow, Lenoir and Pamlico counties.
the supreme uourt ot norm tjaroimo, ana
the U. . Jlictriot and CiroOit.Oourta, jlyll
Ha L. GIBBS,
ATTQRNEY AT - LAW.
' Craven St., next to Journal Offloa,
' NEW BERNE, N. Q. ,'
Practice in the Courts of Craven, Carteret,
Hyde, Pamlico, Jones, Onslow, and Lenoir
counties, end in tbe Supreme and Federal
courts. ad&wtf
dr.j.d. clark;
NEW BEftNE, N. C
, Jt3"0tlice on Craven Street, betwwn
rolloclc and Broad. . .
P. H. PELLETIEE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
AND MONEY BROKER.'
Craycn Street; ?p0?z:;&': "
fflABpeoialty made in negotiating small
loans for snort time,
Will ipractice in the Connthn of Craven,
Carteret, Jones, Onslow and Pamlico.
BSrlnitod States Court at New Berne, and
Supreme Court of the State. .. .
GE0.HENDEES0N.
(Succettor toEoberit tt JTendcrton.
General mim leii,
IllltlMBMll.. T n rt . 1 aw . I
1 iuountutjo vosTpanroi JMonn
Amerloa, of Philadelphia.
uism insurance uompany, ot aew York.
, Queen Insurance Company, of England.
Hflrtlnnl PfA Ti,..h.u rt r .
Hartford. r' VUUJiU7' w
North Carolina Home Inftaraoce CompanT,
of Raleigh. ,v .
GfGfin Witfh Trn.iiranna,'rn..- V.
York ivvuijauf vft xrww
fr ?nK?n;urance Oompany, of Brooklyn.
United TTmlorurrita T.... rt I..
ot Atlanta.
Boston Marine Insurance Company, of
Boston. iuliJdwtf
L. S. WOOD,
Formerly 18 yean with Geo. Allen & Co.
DEA1BB IS
Geieral Hardware and Ciflerj,
Harness, Saddles,
Bridles and Whips,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Pollock Street, next to latlongl Bank
NEW BERNE. H, O.
t. a. tavan.ra re. thos. Dannia, vici-pru.
c. m. aoacnva, caHia.
The National Bant.
OF NEWBERNE, N. C.
- INCOItPOUATED 18G3.
$11)0,000 1'
Capital,
Surplus Profits,
DIRECTORS
Jas. A. Bryan, -Chab.
S. Bbyah.
Thob. Dakjka
J. H. IlACKBUitm
N E XT!
Prof. W. H. SHEPARtT
mptnt aiatstuata la th tooaoiial ant
70a .
flM5tor s to Cents..
l;l3AST0a IJ3USE SHOP.
NEW BE..JNE. N. C.
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LIVER;
C.IEDICiriS;
CHILUCURE.'
CBEAPKBT HKDIC1MK liHOWS'.
CONSIDERING QUALITY AND SIZE OP D08B.J '"
vr will Aiso oubh r
BILIOUSNESS, DY8PEPai4,r
. Ami OHBOMIO OOKSTlPAMOlt .
;R; BERRY;
New Berne. - k, r
a THE BEST KWflVWRFMFn
aorld or polwnous anjXna?ar3:
ia (rnarnnteed abaolasoiv hnrmiu.,
S22vS? nylsna. Best 8.-
23l5.by Jwerglsta. Bwrtr ot Sok-.
satntes. Acme Chiri.On.Ltrl..N.O.T,a
, ,
Ban uouniors, Tyler Byatom, Port-
- saviv, wncquaiea ir styles.
... Costand Finish' ' "
im nnMihinwaf Cmian, aaj at, UlaialaS fca
Oaica Oe.ks and Tya
JVrltr Vnblacts, SOO
, styla. Bust and ouettp-
ettt on aartb, with grunt
reduction Id nrlma.
1HO fair, nulmtu. VrM,,
ft.. IS Ma, Vi.ll ll.e. Vl
Biwa Chulra, f aMn, Itimt,
Cithneta, ,WH Ji, t..a.
l'(.i.i....t,, nla, m Bi' . it.,
'.ilill
Ai,Jlr' ra"7l o i . 7. . U rT-t'TwaC. f ; o 1 YEAHS of eonUuuou and successful xnit'S-. ,
school for their children, JAREHTS abould ,tirJSitHj&tltt.t
mav require the expendi5re ofa few dollars more at arst, "'''P"? ';
rUPAD tuition is verv dear, because it means cheap teschcrt, cheap snrrounoinga, ii.iertpr 1 ai ..-
all similar institutions combined. Catalogue and particulars mailed on application.
Addrese, W. H. SADLER, Presiuent, and Founder! or F. A. VJ T&'nS? Mn
BUSINESS COLLEGE, 6,8, IO 12 H.Charlem St., BALTISflORE, MD.
LOVELL DIAMOrJD CYCLES.
Io. 1. Solid Tires, strictly.
' M " ' $88.00 HIGH GRADE.
Ro. 2, Goshlon Tires,
. - -, - $05.00
lo. 3, Udlas Solid Tires,
, $85.00
CnsMon Tires
ft-v- PARTS
IntercMge
JOHN I3. LOVELL. Aitiviw --
' MANUFACTURERS, BOSTON, MASS. - "
tni til wnb Id lUmpi for our iM page Blintrttd Catalogue ot Crnii, Mb, toolrni, Spurting CoeJs of til Mail, sta
whe ara makln Peiaty tfils
wa uau rAnilUIUiil
Made of the FINEST STOCK and
ifjE8T WORKMANSHIP. Such a harness
"cannot be bought for less tnan
' at retail. But we are wllllno;,
In order to Introduce It, to
Sell one set only
to one person as a
;i sample for
$16.50.
WE ABE IN THE LEAD
FOR FINE QUALITY AND STYLE OF SPRING VEHICLES.
m HOST FOR THE MOM IS OUR MOTTO,-
BEST
MATERIAL
AND,
, WORKMAN
SHIP ,
WINS.
SMALL MD LAME ORDERS
A SAMPLE JOB WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT OUR
"WORK IS THE WORK TO BUT.
BEIDGEWATEE CARRIAGE CO.
VAUGHN patent
jpiBST-ClASS IN
'Kx wsMsnmsM MmnA'KTin TICJrTl
1 EASIEST EIDIirCr VEHICLE ON
E ARTH.
BUGGIES
BOADWACOHS,
nnicTnue
, AND
SURREYS
BABCOCK & YIELE
Sols Proprletori
PHUM-.totologu. Mention Paper.
1 mJl5C?7r?JL uMVfilXttLl?K. s.f
$65"OUR SILVER QUEEN $65
I It possible aflrat-class Busgy with Silver-plated Dash Rail, Seat f
, Ball, Handles, Hub Bands, and
3
oi
- u.
Writ for our Mew 80 pass Catalogue of all kinds of Vehloles,
Southern
.CINCINNATI, - -
I' ; t '
"Weliave wagons, buggies, surreys. High frsdej si light,
strong, ilurable, stylish, as beautifully finished as modernized
manufacture can produce. ' Built on honor by men of life
aaperienca. ? Honesty U our policy j prompt . shipment cur
specialty. We want to know you. Write us. Costs you
nothing. May lead to business by and by. Send .for our
catalogue. It fe free to every reader of this paper. Cing
tamtoq TVagon Co., Blnghamton, N. Y.
"BUILT FOR
Bo. 3 C, Ladles' ciiswon iiras,
$es.oo -
t!3. 4, ConverUbls Solid Tins,
985.00 "
Ko. 4. G, " Cusblon Tires,
$95.00
, No better
machine made at
-. any price.
Bicycle GalalogQS Free.
$85.00
season of What
iiiiiLiaMtvM'i
the very
at.
ONE OF
OUR CAT A-
LOGUES
f FULLY IL
LUSTRATES OUR LINE.
RECEIVE BEST ATTENTION. -
spring vehicles:
BVEBT RESPECT.
A Mil
CARRIAGE COMPANT 3?
and Manufacturers, :.
EVANSVILLE, TKDIAKd.
unart Tips, ror aoove price r
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in'
buggy co.
OHIOrU.STAr
WAGON?"
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BUSINESS."