THE JOURNAL.
i ONSLOW COUNTY AND NEW BITER.
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- - ;Cotto realists, turpentine and Ojs-
' V teni-ProIlflo onnl Tine Fine .
;.i-" Hi Jfew SharpieTribute to
-.' Jtra.Tavior. ,
""P.9 Bre ftU ,n pea-nni are
Wo 'being eaten pretty- faaf both by
! K9 ttd people too. ' . , j "
y i phe low pricg or cotton and pea
' amta ia very bad on the' , larmtrs,
M4 , turpentine Is not moeh bet-
.. ter. -(-- ' . .
aj f ut .Ever? one that can, has gone
tn . yateripg. , j
' tV.f'Ji'Att'OW'adgo Bays." rich men
-!-'.for money,' poof men for" children)
1 and niggers for dogs and gourds,
Jj.tmt it any man .black or white, rich
"or poor, oan beat this gourd story,
3 (and a strictly', true one too.), we
. will say no more about gourds, on
. Mr. Bol Gornto's land, one gourd
,.vlne covered an area of one Quarter
' oi an acre of ground, ran over the
, ;o tops of a building 30 feet high, and
. .,' bore 206 - grown gourds, at the
' .''- wonting which was in September.
and had as many young ones that
, " were not counted at the time, only
4the grown ones were counted, and
;i t remember, only one vine which
. -nuthad three branches or runners to
"fj It. ; Now if any one can beat this
gonrd story, let them pitch in and
we will , tumble, but it must be a
s I"? true" story ours is true, and we
have good proof if you want it.
has launched his fine Sharpie,
"Joseph'' 20 tons she will carry
240 lbs turpentine. We took a sail
on her to Beaufort last week to see
the custom officers, she sails well
she is 58 feet long and 17 feet wide
and. draws only about 12 inches
.water light and abeut 3 teet loaded
she coat near 91200.
We were sorry to hear of the sad
accident that caused the death of
the esteemed wife of Col. S. B
.Taylor, of Catherine Lake. Sbe
.was a good woman we knew her
well and the many friends of the
deceased deeply sympathise with
Col. Taylor and children in their
sad bereavement.
" ' SMloh'g Consumption Cure.
This Is beyond question the most
..'i neoeasful Cough Medioine we have
' 't ever sold, a few doses invariably cure
;, the worst ewes of Cough.Croup and
: .Bronchitis, while its wonderful suocese
"'' la the eure of Consumption ia without a
parallel in the history of medioine
a; Sinea its first discovery it has been sold
on a guarantee, a test which no other
medioine can stand. If yon have a
. eonsrh we earnestly ask you to try it.
Price 10o.,60o, and $1. If your lunge
are sore, chest, or back Isme, use Shi
loh'a Porous Plaster. Bold by New
Berne Drag Co.
All the philosophy in the world
. hat sever made anybody Getter.
1EMONEIIX.IE.
A, PUM.BANT LIHON DB1NK.
For biliouneas and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and fouUsomach, take
' Imftn Elixir.
i For sick and nervous headaches, take
f i . Lemon Elixir
';' For sleeplessness and nervoutness
'? lake Lemon Elixir.
ism"- For loss of appetite and debility, take
mon Elixir.
'':?, For fever, ohills and malaria, take
- Lemo Elixir.
lmon Elixir will not fail you In any
of the above diseases, all of whioh arise
:j from a torpid or diseased liver, stomacn,
kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. H. Mozley,
.Atlanta. G.
. .. 60o. and 81.00 per bottle. Sold by
; druggists.
. : -i i . , . pnOMISENT MINISTER WHITES.
" M After ten yean of great suffering
from indigestion, with great nervous
nroetration. biliousness, disordered eiq
aeys and constipation, I have been
oured by Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir,
. and am now a well man.
;.' Eev.O. O.Davis,
Eld. M. E. Church South,
No. 28 Tatnall St.. Atlanta, Oa,
The people who need yonr prayers
most are those you don't use.
Skin Diseases.
What speotaole is more disgusting
than that of a man or woman with a
kin disease whioh shows itself in
pimples or blotches on hands, arms,
faoe .and. neck? It ia simply impure
blood.' Bee what Bbandkbth's Pitus
did for a chronlo case:
Osorge Chapman, Pincenicg, Mich.,
ays!
"For four years I was in the Mounted
Infantry In the U. 8, Army, residing
.during that time principally in Texas.
Almost all of that time I had a obronio
' akin disease, characterized by an erup
tion Over the entire surface of my legs
. j .1 & mt-m. J
ana anigns, arms ana uuwi. iuvuuu
i . Ion termed it eczema. I had given up
att' hopes !of aver being oured, when
BEAJDHKTn's Pilu were recommended
to me. I eenolnded to try them, and I
have thanked God daily einoe then that
-s -I did so.' I Used them for about three
months, and - by that time, was com-
)i plstely cared and have never had any
w" ttpublartaoe." , '
; f Nothing cafi'hurt you so much as
:oJ t rto doubt the the word of God. 1
' ,'') No' griping or nausea after Using
:';3!raokaaU'a Liver and Kidney Pills.
lKwUl enre Biliousness, Constipation
fc Torpid Liver and stomach troubleu
V',Give them a trial. J For tale by F. B.
s Duffy, New Berne, TT. p.
.."A'tnan who will lie on'hls knees
wont tell the truth anywhere, j i
TOW TRY THIS.
It wlu cost vou nothlne and will surely
Vto Job .good, if yon havea .Congh, Cold,
IOjforany troBble with Throat, Chtst or
BjjLuDg Dr. King's New Discovery for
I Connumpflon, Coughs and Colds ia guaran.
' l ni" ?'T9 wliel or money will bajpaid
, i back. , bufferers from La Grippe found
t ,:, HjoHt the thing and under its use had a
' .aioey and perfect recovery. Try a sample
' ' tot.de at our expense and leant for your
w" 'f fist how Rood a thing it Is. Trial
,: ' f at F. S. Dnfty's Drug Store.
n 1 CO
V
'A
Oray twilight shadows lay about
The cheerless little oell,
Where ait. an aged inosK
tobose
thoughts
Held him 'neoth Bloomy spell.
Be mused in deep humility
Upon a long life's span
All spent within the oloiater walls,
And thus his reverie ran:
"My days hare passed like counted
beads . v is 4
Upon a rosary strung '
With praysr and fast with matins, mass,
And paaeeinl vespers sane.
And in those hours cf work, when
some
Have painted pictures rare.
And some wrote books ot blessed taints,
Who spent their lives in Drover.
I have done naught but trr each day,
Mid.cbildish sport and strife.
To teaoh the village boys. Dear Lord
f orgive my useless hie:"
Then glorious grew tho dusky oell
With light, but not of sun,
Nor moon,nor stars, but s. lining from
The radiant form of One
With tender face and pieroed hands,
Who softly esid :
'Not so,
My faithful servant, thou hast done
As muoh astbey; for, lo!
The beauty of their painted work
With fleeting time departs,
But thou hast pictured lasting scenes
On little children's hearts.
And while the pens of others wrote
With ink that fades away.
The words thou hast imprinted on
My children's minds will stay
Till they and thou and I ehall meet
In Paradise the Fair."
Then paled the light, the vision Had,
And on his knees in prayer,
Ecstatio from the Saviour's words,
The aged brother fell.
And, like a soothing mother, Night '
Came to the little cell.
A Ecmeby for Poisoning by Snakes and
Bogs.
The Berlin correspondent of the
Therapeutic Gazette says that a
remedy for blood poisoning caused
by the bites of snakes and rabid
dogs has been discovered in Africa
by a Doctor Engels," Five' hundred
Africans bitten by poisonous
snakes were treated with the ex
tract of the noble palm, and four
hundred and eighty-seven were
cured in five days. Of sixty-seven
farmers and negroes bitten by
rabid dogs sixty-five were saved,
while two died of weakness. ,
The remedy is injected nnder the
skin, and causes a moderate fever
not exceding 35.5 degrees 0, On
the third day the patient is without
fever, swelling and inflammation of
the affected part have disappeared,
and on the fifth, or, latest, and the
on the seventh day the patient is
cured. Scientific American.
THE PULPIT AND THE STAGE.
Bev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Breth
ren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: "I
feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr.
King's New Discovery has done for me
My Lungs were badly diseased, and my
parishioners thought I could live only a
few Weeks. I took five bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery and am sound and
well, gaining 36 lbs . in weight . "
Aithur Love, Manager Love's Fnnny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a thor
ougn trial and convincing evidence, I am
confident Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption beats 'em all and cures when
everything else iails. The greatest kind
ness I can do my many thousand friends is
to urge them to try it" Free trial bottles
at F. 8. Duffy's drug store. Regular sizes
50c. and SI. 00.
The man who is not giving
God is stealing from himself.
to
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A marvel
ous core' for. Catarrh. Diohtheria.
Canker mouth, and Headache.- With
eaoh bottle there ia an ingenious nasal
Injector for the more successful treat
ment of these oonlnlaints without extra
charge. , Prioe 50o Bold by New
Berne Drug Co.
No man can overcome himself
without help from Christ.
Blood Diseases.
Blood diseases are terrible on account
of their loathsome natnre, and the fact
that they wreck 'the constitntion so
completely unless the proper antidote
s applied, tf. -a. is. (Botanic Blood
Balm) is composed of the true antidote
for blood poison. Its nee never fails to I
Airs. Laura Hart, Beaufort, S. C,
writes: "A loathsome form of blood
poison was killing mo. My appetite
wss lost, my bones ached, and Darts of
my flesh seemed as if it would oome off
my bones. A friend brought me a
bottle of B. B. B. The sores began
healing at once, and when I bad taken
two bottles I surprised .my friends at
my rapid recovery."
w, a. Bryant, JVlooay. Texas, writes:
"I had an agonizing oase of Salt Rheum
for four years, .which medicine I took
only seemed to aggravate until I found
B. B. B. It cured niy hand, whioh re
sembles a burnt surfaoe. It also oured
my two children of iroh. whioh had
resisted previous treatment."
REDUCTION in Old
Virginia Cheroots.
Also, Horsford Bread
Preparation.
Buy; your . . Shot -and
Powder and aVe Mpiiiey
: tr WH0LE3ALB
'.J
NEW B.SENB; H,
rm.: A. WHITE,
foot gv jnmnLn aTRKK;iri
dealer in Ojsn'or'al Meroh'andlie. Sufera a
j-goodllneof - - .. w.J ,
Groceriej, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, ftoY
Choice Twist Tobacco 30c. per Pewnd.
For those1 coming tq ,the olty .br water and
themselves
;Iast Chance r. "
For those leaving the same wayv' " .
QIVK US A TRIa.Ii.
A TWILIGHT VISION..?
VIRGINIA EIOHKS HiHEBOX.
Mature should te
grain to threw off f
ithe'4eaTlne9-of
itheslutrgish winter
circulation of the
blood. - Nothing
Idoes it so well, so
Iprompt or so safely
as Swift's Specific
INTHB ;
SPRING.
I have used S. 8. 8. for a number oi
years, and consider it the best tonic and
ulood remedy that I ever used. In fact
I would not attempt to enter upon a
spring or summer in this climate with
ut it. . H. W. Coucmax,
!t , Of Coleman. Ferguson & Co.,
" ... Cads City, Fltw
1 1 " " r i
' " Ou book on Blood and kin Disease!
IM.I I. m tllM
Swift Bpbcifkj Ca. Atlanta, Ga.
$ VVr ,t1-t:-B,,s-- sre. f,
Wear
Waukenhose.
Particulars at the
BARGAIN STORE;
p ij jg
FRUITS!' CONFECTIONERIES!
Select and Fresh Lot on h ind for my
customers and the publio generally.
The ship has arrived and now is the
time to oall and get the very beet qual
ity of choice Fruits that have just or
rived and are perfectly fresh.
novll tf D. HASSEL.
EEWABD.
Eaoaped from Craven County Jail,
New Berne, N. 0 Nov. Si, 1391, two
white meny narae John Siaantonttd
Henry Humphrey. The former a good-
looking man, about 85 years old, S feet
9 or 10 inohes high, black hair and
heavy black mustache. The other about
40 or 45 years old, about 5 feet 10 inches
high, light hair and thin mustache,
common looking, with an ambling gait.
Both sailors by profession. 1 will pay
a liberal reward for the oapture of these
men, and be thankful for any informs
tion as to their whereabouts.
W. B. LANE,
nov4 Sheriff Craven County.
North Carolina Craven County.
The Board of Commissioners of O.'aven
county, Pialntirr, vs. Caroline woirenden
ana otners, ueienaams.
Pursuant to a indementof the Superior
Court of the abovo etate and county, at
Spring Term, Will, I win sell, for cash, at the
Court House door of Uraven county, on Mon
day, jjeoemoer , tn, mm, at it o'clock, m ail
the following land, viz: Twelve hundred and
sixty-five Bores of land known as "Cool
Spring." situated in No. 7 Townshln. de
scribed In a deed from J. J. Wolfenden to
Carolina Wolfenden, recoided in the reoords
of Craven county, Book No. 01, Folio SIS.
ni w J. w. B1UUL.1S, commissioner.
BIssoratioS" nT Cd-p
Be it known that the undersigned have
tbis day, bf mutual consent, dissolved the co
partnership formlyextBtlng between them
under the firm name of Moo y & Fox, Mr.
a. w, ox witnaraws from tbe nrm ana tne
business will continue under the nrm name
of Moody dc Sobei ts. All Dersons indebted
w me jjruioi muoay ot r ox will mue tueir
payments to the firm ot Moody A Roberta:
who have assumed the liabilities, end stand
in i,ne ptace oi tne n m ot Aiooay at j? ox.
xniB tne wia aay of October, lsui.
J.W. MOODY, (Heal)
J. h. MOOD I, (Seal)
H-W.rOX, (eall
NOTICE. '-iIU
Mr: D. L. Roberts having this dav entered
into oo-Dartner&hln with mmm. T. w. and
J. L. Moody; the business of manufaolurlnc
Lnmber formerly conducted nnder the firm
name of Moody A Fox will be continued
under the firm name of Moody ft Roberts,
nupiug tuut tne present nrm win meet wun
the liberal patronage bestowed bv the nubile
upuii biie luraier oue. we are
Very respectfully,
octl58tw6w MOODY ft ROBERTS.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorii
SALE, EXCHANGE
AND
LIVERY.
Has now on hand a large lot of fine
MULES and HORSES, raised in WEST
ERN NORTH CAROLINA.
Alio, a fine lot of Buggies, Road
Carts and Harness, all of whioh will be
sold as LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Don't fail to oome and see him before
making a trade.
Feeding epneJasty.y.u.noW74wtl if
' Usersh?
our Fish
Dd JasVets
, , 1 lajll"".; rabihty, but we
vu.-t
Oti hv4"Just-! flij.'
U 1 ii.rn uu
Brand"
covered tnat the
mill which has
. made tbe cloth
tor the past ten
eredus a small
' f far below our
.andrdtjjijadefept (wfelJietlknownAl jtti
until some of the goods had been placed up
on the market, and as we intend that the Fish
strand 'goods shall betrstandafdr
for strength.durability and water-,
proot qualities, we hereby inform
all users of these troods that we have autlior
bed every store-keeper handling Fish Brand
Oiled Qothinf to give at jorice lfney and
perfect garment lev any that have been torn,
and are not of the usual strength.
TOWER, Sole Manfr, Boston, Mass,
mm
A FAILURE f i
They are Moving Too Slow to Ever'
lieaob Kewbern.
Can the People of The Old City of Elms
wait on tnem Any Lionger r "v
Would It not be best to uka oar flfCy
tnoosand dollars in bonds and give it to Bre
mannfaotnrlnc Industries who will move
tnalr plants to Hewbera anil mplor one
hundrsd or more hands each, dally T fen
thousand dollars ou to ttve Industries .!
some kind would be a eonalucrabl induce
ment for then to mov to Newbern. t
bave water transportation equal to any Jut
the country, Oar Bailroad uommissloners
ctvevaaalow rates of freight a any. . w
have the laboring clam, -both. ,whlt and
biaok, here; arhat fear need we have to start
- WouldltnotbeweUfortheeltauthorltiM
to look into tb matter and aeetr somethlBK
ean't be doner- lUhe BalUoad will be bum
and they Intend to get eat bonds, let them
give as some aHnwnoe as to when it will be
eomnleted. .There eeema to be Obnalderable
donbtastoBlglkeeve vlMting, hit native
eounty any more IT he wattn to go on tbe E.
aKK, There la no doubt that jsewbern is
on the greatest boom dining her existence.
Real estate has adyaoced fr'n. two to five
hundred per cent. Net a Vant house in
the city. FamlUei have moved but of town
for want of houie to live in men, women
and children. Then why ehonld this little
pitiful sum ol 60,000 dollars railroad bonds
stop thejprogress of et beimtlf bl a olty as
ouiaf Why not eUan eleetloalot onoe and
vote W thonmndeiieee and give to manufac
turing Industries as above stated and em
ploy seme good usent, say I. W. Waters, to
travel the imu uittatm ing oltlsa bf our ooun
ty andehow them the advantages our city
has over any other town In this country.
Our Board of Trade, Oottoa Exchange and
ail other organizations have held meetings
and advised every plan imaginable ahd all
have failed. Now put this matter before the
people and let it be thoroughly discussed
and voted upon and it it is not carried then
Bill Ike. who bnva so many DeODle out at 4(1.
SO and m'As. on the dollar, w ill pay the entire
expense oi tne election, xne qnestion i
now we have got Newbern on a boom. Will
we continue to ooom ner t -
Notice! Execution Sale!
In pursuance ot executions issued to me
from the superior Court of Uraven oonnty, in
uie zouowing oaeef, to wit: itooerw jhw vb,
0 (a. aeadlsom. e U T. J. XoJaou vs. Q. U
HaftlsbrFef 15 1. Wayl & o,.vs. i. U
Uatdlson et al.;rijyf;, O..ftoaison,
a'NlKdn Oafif vAxlHaaAiabI,ievred
by me upon the lands herelnafterward de
scribed as the lands of G. h. Hardmon afore
said, I will on Monday. Nov. 30th, at the
uourt jiouse aoor at ine nour oi i o-oiuok,
M., or as suon thereafter as there shall be a
recess of the court then in session, offer and
seu to tne mgnsst bidder for oasn tne roiiow-
Hardlson, to wit: All- that traot wherein he
now resides, in 7th township, deeming the
fifteen acres set aside as his homestead,
being about 280 acres, the same being the
old home place of his father, devised to him.
Also I bat traot known as the Cohen Place,
deeded by Wm. Cohen to the said G. L. Har
dlson and registered in tho offloe of the
Register of Deeds of Craven county, book
102. page 674, containing 1111 aores. xhese two
tracts being subject to mortgage made by
said (fela. HariHsen. .f. tie. -m
Utmm- soth w. j&3rA
. i. juai.ii!!,
Sheriff Craven County.;
W. D. McIVKB.PlaintiffB' Altornev. td
Static or Nohth Cakolin. ) Hefore
-a
Craven County, J W.M. Watson;
) OlerkS. Court.
Jesse B Griffin, L B Humphrey, L M Mer
rett and others Exparte ;
Notice of tbe Bale of lands for division,
Bv virtue of a ludsment of the Bnoerlor
Court of the county or Craven, North Caro
lina, obtained on the !Mlh day ot Octoprr,
1881, in the above en titled cause, I, as Com'
missioner or tne sam court, win sen, tor
cash, to tne hlehest bidder, at Dover Btatloh
on the A & N O Railroad, In the county of,
urven,on toetnuayoi ieoemoer, iBtfi,at
about noon of said day, the lands described
In the petition filed In the above entitled
cause, oelpg a part of the lands belonging to
the eWte'OT WPItatn B. Orltfin. dee'd. The
above named landa are sold for partition
amoni tbe beirs-ut-Iaw of the said William
B. Orffln, deo'd.
JNOV.Xd.lWl. BKIH WBBT, ,
n4w30d CommlEaiouer.
Thomas A. Green end 1). N. Kllbtirn,Trns-
tees, vs. Thd Neuse awl Trent Klver
Steamboat Company.
NOTICE,
Pursuant to a judgment of the Btmerlnr
Conrt of Craven county, rendeied at ithe
Spring Term, 1891, In the above entitled-ao.
tlon, notice is hereby given that application
will be made at the Fall Term of said oourt
for a dissolution of the said Neuse and Trent
River Steamboat Company, and a flu al set
tlement of Its buslnosmir . v."
lu snatnarvwiqe ls-nereoy given to nil
ttOni fioianniftl Malnst said com
pany, pnrsuant to said judgment, to present
tbe same dulv authenticated to the nnfLer-
slgned for settlement, on or before the loth
uay of novemoer, issi, otttorwlse said JUdB
mens wui be pieanea in bar ot their reoov
eIZr. . . ....
xnia tue iutu osy of October, lsvi.
nl 80d T. A. GKKEN. Commissions
Gold Vavo Gosningi
A"
I4W
rr'rT"itBi'i'i i ' nt
full Line of Heating Stotes
, ,,,, pr--VJ -.
iLlaidutiB&co;
Proposals Wanted
Proposals are wanted immediately
for Water Works and Electric Street
Bail way by the Cityf New Berne.
dwtf Wm. Ellis.
Ch'n Com. on Water Works
and Eleotrio Street Car
4 iSfl BoiKRtET,0
h
Insurance Asrent,
It'li
OP PHILADELPHIA,
Sit
eH
od vOiii'Juil ob uoi.mivr
" - it i .... .... 1 m z . . . i . i
isvtf aiiiiiu ii n D'jiirujti
I In the city , and sqlioits orders
fen
oeoimens of Work' nurforme'd bv
Mm
ean be seen at 'I'nJ.'I't htieU 'srtttiJqn
on the nacadamizad road.
Full line c( Fsnhiona' 'o Ftmplos to
I, ir(i ,i t e Us ' i 'm e. j
f ;;T7EESTES'S f '
UJCABHIDCED DICTIONARY.
G. 0. Kerr lam Edition, revised 1890,
tu,: Patent Index (store price ailOO.) 1
I'M Biz pallars s ttnt Mlnatjr Ceata.
No rehash, ne reprint. It Is the onglMl.
We will efund money if not what represent
ed Look as nr recoret Orders filled
promptly, Agents wanted.
b-HOBiat irveeierB eiousauB uein,
, oc21 lm 1SS Sprues St., Nasht Hie, Tenn,
: vJ ,rn n . NOTICE- i'r J 'r. -
-lllfl vijuviiiuni. u num u. n i it--w , nam
duly onaufled as Administrator of tbe estate
of William W. Dauaherty. deo'd. and hereby
givea notlee that he-reqntres all Mnons
h&vlnz elalma asainat the estate of the aald
Wm w. DAnanertv. to breeent them IA the
isaldrttdmtniBtrator duly autbentioated. for
Kyment. on or oeiore me sin aay oi novem
r, lsea.flr else this aotioe will be pleaded
in ;bw of recovery. Persona tlndebted to
ue eatate must pay witnontaeiay.
iew nerne, . u,, nor. etu, 4twi.
m ::F'm i'T - . , i"
- u ' Breaking in
isn't needed, with the Ball
corset, It's easy from the
start. Coils of tihy, , wire
springs in the sides make it
so. There are bones ' that
bend, but can't break, ' and
soft eyelets that won't cut
the laces. , YouUlike it. .
If you don't, after a few
weeks' wear; just return it
ahd get your money. - ':-.; i
6. MARKS & SON.
&
CO.
ARE OFFERING FOB BALE I
' The , World Eenowned; "
Daniel Pratt Coif on Gins
-. Hi X0PBTB8B WJTHiXHBif :1 j
" Boss Cotton ;?re8ses
, . whioh combined make the most
satisfactory outfit for E'nning' 6oton
' ever n sed in thiii oountry r -
?r ; I'.: ..iui""'i, in... '.I,, i
They also carry a full line of !
Belting, Machine (MI, -
..r: and Lace tether,
together with a full ine of . j
. HAEDABE.i
Bend for ' nrinea and come end examine
their stock. They guarantee to please you.
' J.tt-WHlTTYtJ0.1
J Oor.Bouth Front and Craven sis.
New Goods I
k Hew Ccod$I
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NOTICE OUR, - , :
Special Low Prices;!
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FaltogMafketContadBeef 8c. !Ib
Bonelesa rfsai crfti' vrlgft.
'MaestSngar Cnxea Pams l4c.;
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jjoosefiokies'. i : t.t t.. luo. uoz
White foil Cr-eam Cheese. i6cr
fjtobd Green and Biaok Tea, 60cv
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Oar Special jilend Boasted Opfitaf
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And pa 'fallvline. of gotht fancy
QtooQcieB to anmerotu to mention.
Thankintr yon for yoxa nast
favors and trusting yon will give tm
another triaT,"we are j
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anylrocery in the city .tiK,
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'Confectionery 'Departmeiit
In fidprjliedwiththeery'nidesW
lines-0t Booa8, imported fresh
each week. .To satisfy the public
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will trive i for the next 30 dkv&
Ithe" following low prices; i
w unocoiate uream xrops, ttest
t-1 Marsh Mallow, , ' 'K i .
An all fine trodJs; of Wl ''-iAbs
& Miller's Phila. makej tit liock
l5dttom Prices',' "oa!y 22, per lb,
V"A-nice Mixed Candy, pyt-e r'nd
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