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v - 'i"'T-. 'V C-'vl: i.C::w 'tVt - - OURNA EW BERNE, N. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1892. PRICE 5 CENTS. L. 'XT X: V i : OSINESS locals. ' LOST Gold Famlljr Ring With Initials N. 0. J- A liberal reward for lu return. J. W. Habbrllv , aplotf -TX TTND. On tha Street smell snm - JD of Mosey which the owner can hTe by.deterlb.ng ana pajing; tor taw na. Trtlein.' ;,y: E-; K- ''" ' plMf,4i:!-V,v'''-,yil..':.,.- . . 13 ASHES' wiHpg to be token to 17 ear put ot the eity will pleeee -' tend their ordere to J. W. Aitsic'e store. " All orders will be promptly, attended. - VOrrieae to any part f tbe city only - i0c Very Rp'y., J iW. ME8I0 2. "- CI ALES SI EN WAN TED: -Perman- O ent paring positions (or . ntavassers : . terming to itoir rwiiw i-amaiitiy "" EixwAtsQBB & Bakby, - t Hope HurstrieS; Baebeiter. N. Y, V TMPOBTED HOLLAND GIN. Burke' s' - JL Bass' Ale and Burke's .Guinness' 'Jfr-' 8tont, (or. tale by .Tab Kbdmond. . ' S. IOE SALE OcUs' boa or ward r jT robe lounge is a perfeot lounge by - day and a perfeot beeVfcv nibt,and yon tMa put away as much olothinii or other . :.' - artioles as In the average wardrobe. . 1 Von can getthree articles for the price fit one Mo ectra charge lor paosing or hipping, '? 1 MreDr. Tlmge. wife of the oele - b rated preacher, says these lounges are Mr, tut nice. " Prica In Creton, 110, I2, - - , . Raime $12. $14. - Baw Silk, (20. $25. 8ilk Brooatelle, 825 $30. ' rrma 10 ner'oant, dlsoounv o.ish with ' mATor half wi.h order balance 60 4 lejs. - ALFRED OOLE3. " , Grand ani Myrtle Avenues. - Brooklyn, N. V ((Yl CIGAR3 e very low n I OiVUu 6gurea tb wholesale and , tetaif trade for sale by Jab Redmond. I CALVIN BCHsFFER'S WJLD . CHERRY BfJCK AND RTE, pat t op expressly (or Ihroat and lung ois--, eaaee, (or sale by J as bdmokd. GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY need Tery much in the sick room. r " For sale by Jab RbdMobp. - " if7rVE Hondred pairs of Rubber Shoes : ' r (or children, 10. 12i and 16 cents per pair, -v . ; WO IKE HUNYADI Janoe Mineral Water, the beet NatQ'al aperient. j, 7. For sale by Jab. Redmond. rv pTJRB CORN WHISKEY for le by . X , - - . Jab Rbdhond. ' -' '-"Iir"e Gordon Imported Shtiry, for JLsalo by Jab Redmond. - SMOKE Genuine Cubana Tobaoco. ootetf MISEI. SACR1MESTAL. PORT and SCUPPERNONO WINES far eale by Jab. Rbdmond. N EW DRUG STORE. Drugs, Medi eii.es and Ohemioals. O. P. Popular Proprietary Medlolnes. All varieties of - Draggiefa Bnndrws. Trusses and urse a. - New erop Oerdan Seeds. Pine and Large - ncmk Olgais and Tobaoco. all kiw. Pre-" sorlptlons aeourately eomponnded (and not at was prloss), oor mtto and our snoeess. JJ. U. aUKN, Dravglst and Apothecary. ' fiddle at., four doors from Pollock. lanSM ly : TTJFFY!8 MALT, WHISKEY for ' AV Medicinal nee. lot aale by ;jan24 Jab. Redmond. Tub oity of Chicago has four bandred churches. - IN the Ehodo Island fight all ' depend on Providence. " ,Thb Ealeigh will probably go Into oommisslon by next October. ' Thh immense battle ship Texas win - be launched at Norfolk in Jane. if:-;: ) Iaebs U no roam in a Demo- cratlo convention for a Third party ' man, ipj't.r&-& ::: ; "' r ; . - It Is reported tbat 400 Mexican revolutionist bare : crossed over ' lntQ Tvub&Mk ;:-;0 ' .1 ii . j 'iK-. , J pK Buxton, of. Forsyth conn v. ty, : it - mentioned ' for Lieutenant , Ko . sky . rooket . ever, went: np faster than Cleveland did after , Hill' Bouthern trip. 'f Pattib , t as a watch no larger than ten cent piece which is said to be worth 11.000. , ' Silver is dead for the season. 2fr possible chance for it either In the House or the Senate A severe cyolone passed over Eanaas on the evening of the 31st of March, cansingfmnoh damage. Thb world oonenmes 3,000,000, 000 pounds of paper a year, and it fs supplied by 4500 paper mills. -, Minnesota Democrats are un animous for the ex-President. Their delegates 'are instrncted to Totrfor Cleveland. ' r t - ' t : A BAFB-MlKEB's Trust is one of the latest. .The . Department of Justice might find it bard to pick that eomblnatioo;' -' - f - Thb Minnesota Demoorats get aroupd the silver question with a gra.-cfal hop, skip and Jump. That's the way to do I c. , ' Atx explosion oocured', April lit , la tba dynamics works at Besae t : Aia Bix persons were killed and t' a building bnrned.". Italy ; t from tie 5 nn ("- '";:n ' Senator John Gv Carlisle, of Kentucky will deliver tbe Com mencement oration at the State UqiVerslty, Wednesday, Jnne 1st. On the first of April Chicago suffered from a combined cloud buret and cyoloneT? Three persons weft killed and much damage was done. ?T- . At ihelaunchtnjg of tbe Raleigh, the Virginians, Secretary Tracy, and the naval officers showered honors cm Gov. Holt aud the North Carolinians. The spring battle of tbe flowers ia on betwixt the florists and the millinert; but the result cannot be doubtful. The heaviest artillery is the Easter bonnet. " To day Kbode Island has a State election which involves Senator Aldrich's Beat in the Senate. Both sides are hopeful. Many speakers have canvassed the State and the campaign has been an energetic one. Mr. Cleveland epoke in Providence yesterday. LOCAL" NEW 8. SEW ADVERTISE Ml NTS Lost A rlnj.'. Found Smill sum of money. Haobburn & Willett Easy to locate. J O. Whisty &Oo Ootton planters. Mr. M. D. W. Stevenson is building aouo-room addition to the east aide of bis residence for a dining room. The monthly meeting of the Female Brnuvolent Society will be held at the house of Mrs. Dudley, President, on Taesday afternoon at4o1olock. A full attendance of the managers is re quested. Delinquent taxpayers have been rush ing to the sheriff's cffloe to pay up be fore the list is published. Some came from 20 mites away so anxious were they to settle. Well, today is the last ohance. "AH that remain unpaid by to night will appear in the Journal to morrow. Large quantities if very flue aspara gus were shipped from New Berne last year and it paid handsomely. This season's shipments have just com menced, Mr. Wm. Dunn, who gener ally "gets there" in what he under takes sent off his first shipment Satur day, and Mr. J. L. Rhem and Mr. W. F, Crockett, rqaking other shipments by he steamer Neuse yesterday. Great success is attending the evan- geleatio meetings ot Rev. J. W. Lee st Morebead. At the serTloeSunday night which was the second night they were held there were seventeen penitents and four or five conversions, The oburch would not begin to hold the crowds that flooked to the meatinee and permission to use the teaohers assembly building was seoured-and the meetings are now being held hi that. A day of "Fasting and Prayer, by appointment of the Oovernor, was ob served in Massachusetts on April Uth. 1771. The Proclamation sayt "It having been the long uninterrupted practioe of the authority of this Gov ernment to appoint and set apart, at the the begining of every year, day of Fast ing and Prayer throughout the Provisos s. It had evidently long been the custom there and the Charlotte Kewa la ia far out of the way la giving Nov. 11, 1775, ae the date ot the "First day of Publio Fasting and Prayer in Amerloa. " kComlng and Going. -' Mrs. A. L. Mohler, of St Panl, Minn., who with her little daughter has been spending the winter In tbe oity at Mr. W. P. Barms', left yesterday morning returning home. Mrs., Mohler is so well pUaaed that ahe expressed her de termination to come back next winter. Miss Moilie Waters, Of Pantego, who haa been visiting relatives in the oity, left V visit relatives in Einstoa. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dawson of Piney Grove pasted through en route to Visit relatives In Goldsboro and Tarboro. Lieut. Jack of the revenue cutter Winona, returned last night from-a Northern pleasure trip. ; .Miss Kmellne Pickett, of Morehead who has bean visiting relatives in tbe oity left returning home. , . r v Prof. O. H, James, Plnciel of James High Sohool, Grifton, passed through en route to Morehead on a pleasure trip; Mn. P. Nunn, of Lenoir county , Is visiting her daughter in-law, Mrs. H. & Nana, , - - , - Mr. and Mre. F. Vlrlab. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bsrry and D, G. Bmiw.and eon D.n, the laat of the New Berne party who went to laanohing of the cruiser Raleigh, returned home Sunday on the Steamer Neuse of the E. O. D. line, Miss; Maria ..Manly and Mre. J. S Whedbee left on the steamer Neuse to spend afaw weeks with relatives la Baltimore. ' ' , ; Mrs. S. Rolff, of Baltimore and her daughter Miss ' Agnes, left on the steamer Neuse, returning to their home in Baltimore from visit to Mrs. Ro'ft'd brother, Mr; Geo. Bishop," No griping or nausea. 'tor t!'1'? rrv !i,.!d's Liver and I . inef Iv ., '. l':!iO)1fl'-""l, t : A Rascally Commission Eerchant. - It will be well for the farmers to be ware of shipping their truck and other produce to men of whom they- know nothing, on tbe strength of alluring promises. Reliable firms who make nothing but business like offers are the safest and generally tbe most satisfac tory. . , ' From the Washington Post we learn that a oommisslon merohant of that oity doing business under the name of M. Nelson Falk, and an aocomplioe named Herbert E. Turan were arrested Friday on warrants iseued by a United Statea Commissioner, obarging them with us leg the mails for fraudulent purposes. It seems that the soheme practiced was to send out circular letters offering high prices for rggs. to sell at once be low the market prioe the shipments re ceived, and pocket all tbe prooeede, making no remittances whatever to the shippers. Numerous letters of complaint that were sent to the Washington police de partment by farmers of North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia and Pennsyl vania and by reputable commission merohants who could not understand how Falk could sell eggs at the prioe at which he sold hundreds of oases led to the arrests but, it is said, not before Falk had sold five thousand dollars worth of eggs. Lectures on Indians. , Rev. C. G. Vardell in hie lecture Sunday nightnoticod a few of the theo ries concerning the origin of the Indians and the arguments advanced to support them, whioh theories however, with all the evidence that can be colleoted amount to but little more than mere conjecture. But in presenting the views which some hold that they are the lost ten tribes of Israel, Mr. Vardell showed that they have traditions in a orude form of things taught in the Bible they believe in one "Great Spirit," they believe also ia an evil spirit, and in the triumph of good over evil. ' They have also traditions, kept alive by weird, impressive, symbolio cere moo iee at annual celebrations, which teaob tbe existence of a "first man" tbe flood a "big canoe" etc, and there are evidenoes also that free masonry ex isted among them. Their good and their bad qualities were both mentioned in the lecture, and their government, which u, con trary to generally reoeived opinion, an orderly one, described in detail. De scriptions were also given of the tortures to which young braves are subjected before they become full pledged warriors and of some other remarkable customs. ! Future lectures, one of which is to be delivered on the first Sunday night in each month until the series is oomplete, will take up the dealings of white men and the Government with the Indians, the dealing of the latter with them, and missionary work among them from the earliest settlement of the country to the present time. THE PRESBYTERIAN ALLIANCE. Dr. Tas' to Deliver an Address at the . New York Reception Next Month. Four years ago, in London, Bev. L. O. Vaas, D. D., was appointed on the western oommisslon of tbe Presby terian allianoe of the world. This commission, and the eastern commis sion in .England, manage the general affairs until the next world's oounoil meets in Toronto, Canada,' next fall. A publio reception will be given to the western commission in New York oitf April 14, by tbe Presbyterian union of New York. Dr. Vass has been invited to make the address on that occasion upon "Presbyterlanlam: Its Doctrines," : and has accepted the invitation. There will be some 500 present at this reception, representing Presbyterians in New York oity and vicinity. " The oounoil la Toronto will be a nota ble one in the important subjects to be discussed. From the Savannah Morn ing News, April 1st 1893. . We, In common with our people gen erally love to hear of the suooess ot Pr. Vass. ; The oity itself is honored through the honors that oohtinue to be conferred upon the polished scholar and beloved formar pastor ot the Presbyterisn Church Of this city. . : The Power ot Money. ' What an influenoe for good or evil is exerted by the proper on improper use of money. It seems to be the first ' es sential of modern life. Bad indeed is tbe lot of tbat man or that woman without money and without frienda. Especially in oases of sickness is the need 1 of money felt most preeeingly, and yet even the rich with Ait tbeir money fall Into a state of poor, health ana aie, wnereee ir their money was rightly expended and the propel reme dies applied they might regain health and strength;-; ;'? ',:'Av - Z. A. Olark, Atlanta. Ga says: ; "I spent font hundred and eighty dollars In gold to cure me of terrible blood poison that affected my limbs and nose aud body, with running -ulcere. One month's treatment of B.'B. B. healed the utoers, restored my appetite, etrengthened my kidneys and added 21 pounds to welsh!. 'No Still, Jn spite of this and muoh other testimony there are many who- refuse to try the remedy, teeming to prefer to pay large feea to phyaioians, or visit distant spiioga -in vain hopes of re covery. The great truth however, ever ahines bilghtly and that la, that no one who ever gave B. B. B. (Botanio Blood cairn) a trial ever found disappoint ment therein. ;: O. H. Rudolph, Talladega. ' Fla,, writes: - "I bad blood disease for six years, but nothing benefitted . me, I paid two hundred and fifty i tor treatment. A t last I tried 1 found ita$ k and cheap Resolutions of Respect. At a meeting of New Berne Lodge, No. 443, Knights of Honor, held in the oity of New Berne. N. C , on the 25th day of March, 1893, tbe following preamble and resolutions were read and adopted: Whereas, Death has again visited us and removed from our midst one of our beloved members, brother Louis O. Angell. Resolved, That we humbly bow with all due submission to the will of the Divine Master. Resolved, That we sincerely deplore the death of brother Angell whom we highly esteemed aa faithful and true in all the relations of life, a good husband and indulgent parent, a useful citizen and an upright member of the com munity and our beloved order. Resolved, That we tender tbe be reaved family of our deceased brother our heartfelt sympathy and condolence in this their sad affliction. "" Resolved, That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of this Lodge, that a copy be sent the family of our deoeased brother, also a oopy be fur nished the New Berne Jocrnal for publication. R. 0. Kehoe, K R. Jones, C. E. Fov. Committee. His Personal Experience. Hon. James W. Husted, while serving his sixth term as Speaker of tbe As sembly of the State of Now York, writes: "State of New York, Assembly Cham ber, Albany, Jan. 10. 1890. I edeeire once more to bear my testi mony to the value of Allcock's Porous Plasters. I have used them for twenty-five vears past, and can conscien tiously commend tbem as the beat external remedy that I have known. Years ago, when thrown from a car riage and seriously injured, I gave them a thorough trial. In a very short time the pain that I was suffering disap peared, and within a week I was entirely relieved. On another ocoaeion, when Buffering from a severe cough, which threatened pulmonary difficul ties, which I was recommended to go to Florida to relieve, I determined to test the plasters again . I applied tbem to my chest and between the shoulder blades, and in less than a fortn gbt was entirely cured. On still another occa sion when suffaring from an attack of rheumatism in tbe shoulder to such on extent that I could scaroely raise my arm, I again resorted to the plasters, and within a very few days the rheu matism entirely disappeared. I have them constantly by me, whether at home or abroad. My family as well as myself have found them to be a sover eign remedy, both for external and internal troubles. I never had but one kidney difficulty in my life, and tbe application of the plasters cured me in a week. I desire, as I said before, to bear my testimony in a publio way to their effioaoy, and I. know of no better way of doing than by giving you my personal experience." A LEADING QUESTION. Who is it with enterprise Competition all defies. And to reach each pocket tries. Bia Iee. From whom if you would dry goods ouy Hats, Boots, Shoes, or gorgeous tie . Or Clothes to attract all pissere-bv? Bio Ike. Who ia the man with steady bent, Dotb every auotion sale frequent, And buy out stocks at low per cent ? Eia Ikb. ANNOUNCEMENT. Messrs. W. H.& E. S. Tucker & Co of Ealeigd, N. O. Beg to state, that their represen tative,' Mr. Harrison, will be at "Hotel Albert" for several days, with fall lines of samples, at re tail, of Dress Goods, Carpets, Curtains, etc. He will also be prepared to show oats and photographs of oar lines of floe furniture, Parlor, Hall, Chamber and Dining room Baits, and individual pieces. This opportunity is offered the citizens of New Berne to make se lections from the largest and rich est collection of Dry Goods and kindred wares in North Carolina. ' Democratic Ex. Committee. The Demooratio Executive Commit tee of Craven county met Maroh 26th, 1893. ' The following action was taken: Resolved, That the Demooratio Con vention of Craven county be held Sat urday Hay 7th, 1893, at 11 o'clock at the eourt bouse in Hew Berne. Resolved, That the primary meeting tor tne selection or delegates to repre sent the several townships in the coun ty convention be held Saturday, April 88d,1893. - - , , The Township Executive Committees are requested to hold the .meetings on tne anove aete. V vt v -f, nAW. Mablt, Chmn. S. R. Street, Seo'y. "A little n on sense now and then ' Is relished by the wisest men," Oat ndvioe to you; is, not to send to Pantselvania for ' your "Danta." or to Vest Virginia for your "vesta" or to Dakota tot your coats, or to Colorado for our collars, or ; to Gon-necti-ont tor yonr "neckties" or to Hatteras for your "hats,' bat come right to .Howard's wherery oa will find all the above goods just in and at reasonable prioes. . Sample lot Hair, Cloth and Whisk brashes. Pocket books and parses. ' J. M. HOWARD. i ', K;r i oner's i P0WD Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar bakios powder. Highest of all in leaveninir etruath. Latest U. S. Qovcrnvient Food Report. EASY TO LOCATE! jwaniiinaiminip. VT" It Isn't hard to iiud the reasons for the continual stream of peoplo in our stoi'H it s easier tuau tlndin anything on a map. Thoy como and somo aini Jic cause eveiittuinu is UKUiT prices and quality and vast quantities to select from And wo always havo tinners of special interest. Plows, Plow Castings, and all Farming Implements at Greatly Reduced Prices. Respectfully, HACKBURN & WILLKTT. ScHqcI cf Mmk, VIOLIN AND PIANO, INSTRUMENTAL and TIIEORITK AL, HARMONY and COMPOSITION. A class will be formed, of advanced pupils only, to take up Harmony. Practical Piano TuDing and Repair ing taught. . Advanoed pupils in Harmony will oe taught Composition free of charge, talent allowing. Violin or Piano, two lessons per week, per month, $3 00 Violin and Piano, one lis ou per week, per month, 2.00 Harmony, one lesson per week, per month, 2.00 For full particulars apply to tbe un dersigned at the office of R. C. Kehoe, corner Middle and New Ste. Monday, April 4th. Ciias M. Kehoe, Chas. L Uaskill. ad&wtf HANDKERCHIEFS, Complete line of Ladies, and Gents' Cambric and Linen Handkerchiefs. Best 10c. Handkerchief in the city. Take a look at them. BARGAIN STORE. Broad Si. Fruit Store. To My Patronsand Friends. I have just received a FRESH LOT of NICE FRUIT, Pine Apples, Cocoanuts, Bananas, OoKleu Russet Apples, Florida Orangca, and a variety of other Northern Fruit, which are kept in stock, Florlda,Granges, 30o. per dozen. Russet Apples, 40o. per peck. Pine Apples, 15c. While passing Broad street ploaso call. I will satisfy or auit you if possible. Thanking you kindly for past favors, hoping to receive a continuance of your patronage. . " BROAD STREET FRUIT STORE, Second door' above Middle, and next to ' .- Mr Chaa. Swert'a. . . JAMES D. BARFIELD. ; mar25dwlm ; :- PROPRIETOR. - By Order of Court -' .: The 'undersigned, 8. O, Roberts, will on Thursday, April 81, 1893, at 11 o'olock, corner 8ouih Front and Middle atreats, expose for sale al Auotion the Personal PrODertr of the Eitaui ( Mary T. Stanly, deceased, consisting of aouseuoia ana ivitonen lurnitnra. . v S. Q. ROBERTS, ;Si3J Administrator. i . i rr - iiva:v.-,c;v . -s Gcx Colters Plsnfirs, Stonewall, Climax and Gem Cotton Plows, Cotton King and Iron Age Cultivators, And a Full Line of Agricultural implements, AT Js 0 South Tront and Craven Hl. PICKED UP. Picked up near fii.mli . v. -t lv,i,, Uoute, one SKIFF cia-hi d t . No. 59, Hyde Lcmty. 0ner can have Av.e bv ap,.!, ,'rj; :o the Portsmouth Post Mi?:er or O. B. Keelerurjd p.ij io co '. a3dltx4; hs Wailfs HffiEiay. Time Is Money! Having pm in a NEW RR" '! . ");; ol couueuted It with Want. :!.,-. '-m b TeifKnipb, I rn read to j;n c o r. ct time to ttich ftroi evry (it,1 I have a!to a f jil sti.C: of a;: kin-ii -f 'looda in my line, wUch I n:n h. :;iiu Rock l!otto:n Pi ici.-a COME AND SCH ME. SAM K, EATON, The Jeweler, Middle St., opp wile R.ptixt t.urc.- SPSIitG OPENING AT Mb, S. If. lkHt Monday, April 4, 1302. Hli.; ill j.,.,, , !.,., s.,:. -m.t Mrii.la) luttr ir tlie p.ion.h, ' . v l-v n --Ii- w tl jivo (iui.- notice i 2 lw J. E. LATHAM. mm cfMMissioK mumi fiuyer of Cotton. Country I'roduoo. aao all speculative coujruo iiiii-a. Reasonable a t-U ndvuiifR made, tan fui uIb'i ktor:o;e for h.il h co- 1:j. (-Ilico foot Ciiivii b'ritt.ln Ch ile '-i.il -'"s- n-b.. dwir l. BRYAN, Pros. TliOS. 01MF.LS.Virc Pres fi. I!. !li;i,.::;;TS, Cashier. The National Bank, OF NEW BERNE, N. C Incorporated 18G5. Capital, - - $100,000 Surplus Pro5ts, - 86,700 DIRECTORS Jas. A. Bryan, Thos. Daniels. Chas. S. Bryan, J. H, Hack3i-un, Alex. Miller, L. Harvey, JQ. H RocnHTa. EViilwaukee I am SOLi: AGENT for this Cele brated Beer in Now Berne. ON DRAUGHT. Schooner for 5 Cents. I keep oa liacii a CHOICE LOT of WIIES, LIQOQHS, Cigars and Tobacco. T. C. HOWARD, RED LIGHT, Middle Street, Near Market Dock. mai;5 dwtf Nctice To Truskers, 3d Box Nails, - $2.75. 4d " " - $2.50. L. H. Cutler & Co. M08E3.T.3RYAfJ,! .... - . r Is 'Kit ton KO.mntwd , . Maybe roust vben wante4' near tile Ioa Facloty. ... Ksiers to pst aaarceUi a eltlmin and maobanlo. : . . , ....... r .... jnI2UU Is k-- 0:.;sumers. Office cf Lfew Berne Ice Co. . liw EerS-e, April 1, 1892. V. '. v !.. ::7,;t!i is, inform you that on and alter today our prioe lor ice will bo as follows: 10 toll lots ami over. S-l per ton. 1 to 10 tons, per ton. 1,' 'i to 3,i ;o ll.s., :;0c. per hundred. 20-1 to 1 .000 ll,s .r,c. per hundred. A!; u.t :.v, J.-. j,ei !!.. All ':( .Iclivei-fd lice of charge in city. 11 iri o, j::,:it will bo completed and "ip icov will l.0 ) tons per day after Apiil 10, l- . iifso-ilfullv. i :' .m:'.v i;i:kxi: ice co. J.H. BE-TON, M.D..D.D.S. ,iQ5s. DENTIST, 11 j NKW1.ERN.N.O. -'i-N1' ;,l "''"liDlBtered for " ?' .' J() 1 : --fraction or !c:-th without pain. in notel Albert. if- '.: o 'IP- tttztt:7 i 1 CL.alkiig-e Erand," Fresh Ptoaskd. I Macaroni--:--' r? Qcalily. 51icrd Smoked Beef, A,cruo Brand. ('Clebrated C' nuty !.aid and Country Hams Alti.IV , onstantly AT LUCAS & LEWIS. Fins Shoes r'OR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND " Oliildren. I-ve: ;u:r v, a: ranted to give PER fe.;t satisfaction. V7t bitte just received a Full Line of Men's, Youths' and Children's CLOTHING, Of Lv. Style, Shade and Cute. Also Some Nice Dress Goods com: AND SEE. Children's. Jersey Suits, 's Corduroy Pants, Chllrcn's Shirt Waists 5 AMPLE HOSE, SA'irLl i.UMMES VESTS, FTTLL LINE SUSPENDERS, (Every pair warranted for 3 yrs. wear.) SILK UMBRELLAS, Trunks nnd "Valises. A FULL LINE OF Lata Style Hafs. tot1" ilwtf . . mm ricsoRLEY, Boot and Shoe Maker l'ULLOCK STREET, BK.INE. N. U. Uavlnu Bennrt'd the eervices Of ft Ik U ted Mecti.iuio and (Irst-clafis Workman from .New York. I am now tally prepared to fill promptly aJ I order (or One (TSlO.tf MAIK BOOTS AM) SHOfcS. niHny yfturs limt X have (WtUfflifHotllf f-ttp,:;ei ih wautii uiy imtiieroua patrons Mil'" bejttjnuiaii'.ee of the oharaolr of my work,. Kernlrtnua sp"oit'. Nently-M&d prompt ly doue. noyttdv tflitp JOHN M08ORL8T, MRS. J. M. HINES' Boarding House REOPEN ED.-. Mu. J, M. KLNE3 hU nopeaed First-Claaa Boardin Houm ia tit dtj, oppciitsj Baptist Churck. -.T, Ths Picnccr Dailorai tzflk, Can b had tt (U some p km, : - J.MHINE3.A-snt. Barrington Baxter H.W i. ; tlVED A 11 L,ino 1
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