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VOL. XI.--NO. 56
NEW BERNE, N. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 4. 1892.
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BUSINESS LOCALS,
R - D. V. JONES, late in charge of
the preioription department of
' Pelhamls Pharmaoy, Asheville, N. O.,
.has opened a Prescription Drog Store
' svzl to custom house. Special eare la
- lven to the eeleotion of preparations
tor preaoription nee. only. The Ptron
- ge of the pnblio la solicited. maj29
ON and after Wednesday Jane let,
1898, the Banks of thia oity will
close M two o'clock P. If: , until farther
notioe. O. H. Robert, Caehier,
T. W. Dewey, Oashi?r,
mWlm 0 E. Foy, Oasht-r
DO you need a-Crush Hat Good
NKfl, LATB SHAPES at
n20 Barbisqton & Baxter's.
IMPORTED HOLLAND GIN, Borke'a
Bim' Ale and Burka's Qainnesa'
Btoui, for aale by Jab Redmond.
FOE SALE OoUb' box or ward
robe lounge ia a perfect lounge by
day and perfect bed by night, and jou
can pat away aa much clothing or other
artiolee aa in the average wardrobe.
Yon ean get three Brtiolea for the price
of one. No extra oharge for paoking or
hipping.
lire. Dr. Talmage. wife of the cela
i bra ted preaoher, says these lounges are
n Terr; very nice.
' Moe In Oteton. MO, $12,
Raima (13. 114,
Raw Silk, (20. 825,
Silk Brooatelle, 25. $30.
Terms 10 per oent. discount cash with
order or half with order balanoe 60
days. ALFRED COLES.
Grand and Myrtle Avenues.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
rr " AAA CIGARS at very low
t iOaUUlJ figures to wholesale and
retail trade for aale by Jab. Redmond.
I CALVIN SCHAFFER'8 WILD
a CHERRY ROCK AND RYE, put
up expressly for threat and lung dis
eases, for sale by J as. Redmond.
GARRETT'S COON AC BRANDY
used Tery much in the sick room.
For sale by Ja Rbdhohp.
FIVE Hundred pairs of Rubber Shoes
for children, 10, 181 and 15 cents per
pair. BIG IKE.
HDNYADI Janos Mineral Water,
the best Natural aperient.
For sale by Jas. Redmond.
PURE CORN WHISKEY for sale by
Jas Redmond. .
DUFF Gordon Imported Sheiry, for
sale by Jas. Redmond.
MISII. 8ACRAMENTAL, PORT and
SCUPPERNONG WINE8 fer sale
by Jas. Rblmond.
DUFFY'S MALT WHISKEY for
Medioinal nse. for sale by
janSd Jas. Redmond.
THE largest and beet selected stock
of Ladies' Oxfords ever brought to
New Berne now in stock.
m28 Bahbinqton & Baxter.
The State of Kentucky is just
one hundred years old.
. ' i TAMMANY Ball will send 1,056
IwavW tft the Chicago Convention.
Bulletins of the national con-
ventions will be given free to the
peoplaln all parts of the country.
.. . .. '. :;: ii ' ' .
'-Ihb one thing a woman cannot
forgive In a man is weakness. The
. ; , one thing a man cannot forgive in
t a woman is strength."
The Bepnblioan forces are mov
ing upon Minneapolis. The Har
rison parlors were opened at the
West Hotel on the first instant.
Thib ia a bnsy, rushing, practi
cal, selfish age, and happy is he
whpdoes not forget those great
' virtues sentiment and princi
ple. ' ' Gen. Htjtton was sworn in as
genatbr f?om Virginia, on the first
instant. His initial vote was for
L'jfreecOlnage. Hill voted the same
The friends' of the river atfd har
rtttf blU f are becoming, somewhat
anxious as to its ultimate late.
the time o its final passage is
' wholely problimatioal.
" ON the first of Juno the Phila
delohia Becord completed its fif
teenth year aa the "pioneer exem
plar of successful journalism," dur
ing which time it : has doubled its
ice and more three times trlbbled
' Its circulation. -N-
There is to be no vote on the,
free silver coinage bill or on any
- amendment to it until after the
Minneapolis convention shall have
dosed, and in all probability there
will be none until after the Ohioagq
convention shall have also come to
an end. ' ' : '
H'Wa have preaohed the doctrine
that honesty and sincerity should
be exacted from political parties.
(Let n not fall, under . fhe condem.
nation which waits on . shifty
schemes and insincere professions."
"I believe our countrymen are pre
pared to act on principle, . and are
in no mood for political " mancever
Ing. They will not waste .time in
studying . conundrums, guessing
riddles or trying to interpret doubt
ful phrases.1 They demand a plain
and simple statement of political
purpose." ,"If, , inspired Z by the
true Jacksonian spirit, we hold to
the doctrine that party honesty is
, If 'ItS.s -3':partv courage' is
unrtv triMi".:f!iPV w shall win."
r j - t j y " - -
Crsvcr Cleveland. -. -
An Indianapolis dispatch of June
lt says: The flood continues to
increase in magnitude and disas
ters are reported on every hand.
Several persons are reported
drowned and the indication now is
that Indianapolis is about to ex
perience the worst flood in her history.
Commissioner Katjm, of the
Pension Bareaa, was again before
the Senate sab committee on defi
ciencies ol the Appropriations
Committee last Wednesday and
explained the necessity existing
lor a deficiency appropriation of
$7,000,000 on account of pension.
This deficiency, ii allowed will
make the total pension payments
for the year nearly $147,000,000.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMf. NTS.
Kinaton College.
W. P. Burrus & Co. Bricks.
Haokburn & Willttt-Get in out of
the wet.
Wiokelman's Diarrhoea and Cholera
Remedy.
The ezeoutive committee of the New
Berne Ladies Auxiliary to the World,!
Fair will meet Monday afternoon at six
o'olook instead of tbia afternoon as at
first announoed.
Dr. (1. L Kirby, A. D. Ward, Esq.,
and Capt D. J. Broadhurat will con
duot the examination of applicants for
the West Point eadetship on Jane 17, in
the office of the County Sup't Public
Iostt action in Qoldaboro, N. O.
A correspondent of the Kinaton Free
PreBa proposes Capt. W. W. Carraway
for Congress from that distriot. Capk
Carraway is a man that is well known,
and be is popular, possesses wide infor
mation, and would make a most worthy
representative.
The depth of the exoairation for the
sewerage pipe has not been so deep in
the portion of the system that has betn
eonstruoted reoently and the work ha
been progressing rapidly. The iquare
bounded by Middle, South Front, Cra
ven and Pollock streets, the main buti-
nees tquare of the city, is now almost
emiioled by the psrt last completed.
There has been lomt Ulk of having
the sewerage company to temporarily
cease work owing to the fear that so
much digging in hot weather might
produoeslokness. The Board of City
Oounoil held a speoial meeting last
night and deoided to lot the work go
forward until further notice. We are
much pleased at this aotion. We like
to see improvements and consider that
those making them should not be hin
dered in any way exoept when really
necessary.
The Beaufort Seaside of Thursdsy
says; "Hews reached here last even
ing of the death of John W. Stanton at
his home on Core Greek at 1 o'olock p.
m. He had been slok for several
months, and was 46 yean old. In his
death Carteret oounty loses one of her
most prominent citizens and the sad
news will be heard with-much regret.
In. him were the elements that go to
make up men of high order." Mr.
Stanton had relatives In New Berne
and was quite well and favorably
known here.
The commencement week of David
son college begins tomorrow at 11 a.m.,
with the preaching of the Baccalaureate
sermon by Rev. J. B. Sheaver, D. D.,
LL. D., of North Carolina; the Y. M. O.
A. sermon will be preaohed at 8:80
p. m., by Rav. J. Y, Fair, D. D., of Va.
The annual oration will be delivered on
Wednesday, the 8tb at 10 a.m.,by
Bon. J. J. Daman, of B.C., and the
Alumni dratioa by Hon. J. D. Mclver,
of N. O. The re-union of literary
ooleties will take plaoe on Tuesday
the 7tb; the Junior oratorioal contest
Wednesday night and the graduating
exeroises on Thursday.
Track Quotations.
New York, Jane 8. Cabbages, 60o
to $1.00; beans, wax, 83.00 to 83.23,
round, 81.S0 to (1.75; potatoes, 13.60
to S3 60.
Palmes & Rivkhbubo.
Church Service.
Hanoook Street Methodist Churoh
On Sunday Sunrise prayer-meeting
commenoe J o'clook. lien, women
and children invited to aiake a little
laorffloeandoomV ?
Preaohlng at ir a.m. and 8 p.m. by
the pastor, Rev. Jno. F. Butt Subject:
Old Time Bullgion. Pretohlng la open
air, end ofNeW South Front street: at
41 p.m. ; Everybody Invited to come
who wants to be a worker for the Lord.
Trenton High School Commencement.
The closing exeroises of Trenton
Ftlirh Snhnnl will hantn am tha nlk.
Jane, the 15th by recitations from the
primary olassee. On the loth, begin-
nine; at 10 o'olook will be recitations by
the advanoea pupils.and at II o'olook
Dr. Dixon, President of Oreenibora
Female College will deliver the literary
address, before the sohooL. At nisht
there will be a oonoert by the school.
The patrons end pnblio are Invited and
as dinner will be soread on the nmn
a basket laden with good things will be
gladly received from any who feel dis
posed to bring one, -y ;
ChndrcnlCryJorJFjtcherX8stgrla:
Superior Court.
The oaae of Geo. W. Best, ool., of
Dover, who is oharged with murdering
his wife, Rachel Best, on the 29th of
laat December, by poisoning her, ooou
pied the attention of court yesterday.
It was shown by the testimony that
Best and his wife lived very disagree
ably together. She had oharged him
with unfaithfulness, they had repeated
ly quarreled, he bad often beaten her
and threatened to take her life, he had
told it outside of his family that he
oould not live with her, and on the
morning of the day on which sbe died
he had told her it would be the last
time he would tell her about hia break
fast. The family and a vieitor all took
breakfaat, and nothiDg produoed an;
harm. After breakfast the wife went
with the vieitor, who was starting
home, to the train. After they had
gone Best sent his atep-daughter, a girl
about entering her teens, oil after
wood. This left him alone in the house
with the exception of a small, young
ohild. He left fer his work of cutting
crossties before the girl got back with
the wood, and did not return, as was
sometimes the case before, until the
next day.
At dinner, bread made from the
same lot of flour from which breakfast
had been cooked taeted so bad that the
Rirl ate but very little of it, the little
boy, the son of Best and his wife ate
more, was made very siok. but the
poison yielded to treatment and he re
covered. The woman ate what she
wanted of the bread but did not par
take of anything else and she died that
night in great agony, asserting that her
husband had killed her. It was testi
fied to that he had administered poison
to his family on a previous oooaeion in
the morning but after they had been
siok through the day he gave them a
remedy at night and the next morning
they were well.
It was shown that Best wai a vender
of medioines.that he had offered to sell
"rough on rets" two weeks before the
poisoning of his wife, that the simptoms
of her death, the post mortem examina
tion and the analysis of her stomach
indioated death by an irritant poison
and pointed more particularly to arse
nioal poisoning.
The presence of arsenio in the bread
used at dinner and in the dough from
whioh it was made was indioated by
several delioate tests. "Rough on Rats"
subjected to the same processes gave
the same results.
Messrs. Caho & Leigh and W. D.
Molver represented the prisoner.
Solioitor White the prosecution. After
argument on both sides the Judge de
livered his charge to the jury and they
took the oase.
The jury is composed of ten white
and two colored men. About equally
divided between residents of the coun
try and of the oity. At this writing the
iry is hang.
Coming and Going.
Mrs. L. H. Cutler left yesterday
morning for Greensboro to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Bertha Watklns.
Mrs. R. P' Cotton and Mrs. Geo. W.
Kidder, who have just organized a
Ladies' World's Fair Auxiliary in thia
oity with a very bright outlook for use
fulness, left Mrs. Cotton to oontinue
the work at Goldsboro, Wilson and
other points, and Mrs. Kidder returning
to her home at Falkland.
Rev. F. H. Johnson, D.D., of Eliza
beth Oity, one of the trustees of David-
sen College, oame ia on the steamer
Neose of the E, O. D. line and left by
rail to attend a meeting of the trustees
at the oollege next Tuesday. He will
stop on the way at Goldsboro and
preach tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary Duffy left to visit her
daughter, Mrs. W. R. Coppedge, of
Graham.
Messrs. Name Nunn and Geo. Dail,
who have been attending the Bryant
Stretton Saddler Business College of
Baltimore, returned home on the
steamer Newberne of the N. W. & W.
Direot line.
Mr. Jas, A. Bryan returned on the
steamer Neuse of the E. O. D. line from
a visit to relatives In Norfolk.
Mr. Obas. H. Brown, of Kiaston, who
has been attending Superior court, left,
returning home.
Mr. Roeooe Nunn, Assistant Meteoro
logical Observer, came , down from
RUeigh to spend a short time with his
relatives la the oity. '
Miss Susie Danenburg returned from
attending the Female Seminary of
Staunton, Va.
Mr. W. H. Bogerson has moved from
Boston to Newport.
Mrs. E. B. EUis, who has been at
tending the commencements of j the
University aad Peace Institute,
tamed horns last night aooompanied bv
her daughter. Miss Emma' Kate Jones,
who has been attend in the Institute.
Colombian Exposition. ;
Now that New Berne and - Craven
oounty are about to get a "boom' for
the Columbian Exposition' by reason of
the Ladies Auxiliary, It maybe ia order
to say that "The World's Fate Visitors'
Association of Chloago" have requested
Rev. Ed Ward Bull to aot -as their agent
ia assisting tkoe who wish to attend
the Fair. Through tbia ageney tbe ex
pense will be greatly' reduced, and the
oonvenlenoe apd comfort oC4he trip, as
well as the profit to be derived from II
will be greatly enhanced.' ' ' T - S
CluIdrenJCryJbjJchLsrtj;astorIi
The Picnics.
Of the two pionio parties yesterday
the Episcopalians led the way. Christ
Church Sunday school and the mission
school assembled at the churoh and
marohed down in regular order to the
steamer Kinaton, Capt. T. O. Dixon, at
the O. D. wharf and they atarted about
8:30 a. m. for Spring Garden where
they spent the day.
A slight shower caused them to
spread dinner on the boat, instead of in
the grove as first contemplated, but in
terfered no further with the plans for
the ocoaaion.
A braes band was along and merry
dancing aooompanied its lively music
Messrs. O. H. Kjbxrw, E. B. Robot ts
and S. R. Street, in connection with
the rector, Rev. T. M, N. George, were
in charge and tho expression of pleas
ure testified to the success of their
efforts. All returned happy, delighted
and wanting to go again.
The Presbyterians assembled at their
Ieoture room and after brief and ap
propriate religious exercises marched
to the foot of Craven street and em
barked on the steamer Trent, Capt.
Dave Roberts, and after a pleasant run
to Foy's mill, went ashore there for
dinner, whioh was a sumptuous one,
and was aocompanied by about 2i
barrels of lemonade.
After dinner tbey re-embarked, kept
on up the river to Polloksville, spent a
short time there and then started for
home, joyous and singing. It was pro
nounced a grand time by those so for
tunate as to be along.
ROCET MOUNT
Is the coming great industrial city of
North Carolina if not of the South,
therefore there can be no better invest
ment in tho world than Rocky Mount
grit, we would therefore advise every
one wishing to make money to attend
the great auot on sale of lots, which
will be held at that place on the 15th of
June. There ia no question that a per
son purchasing lots on that day will be
able to a great deal more than double
their money within the next few
months, at that portion of the town
lying between Thomas St., and Tar
river now owned by the Rocky Mount
Improvement and Manufacturing Com
pany, will soon be the most valuable
portion of Rocky Mount. One of the
largest buildings in Eastern Carolina is
now being erected on the property, and
arrangements have been made by
which large manufacturing plants will
be erected on their property during the
summer. Architects are also making
plans and specification for a large num
ber ot elegant private residences, the
erection of which will be commenced
at once. The 15th day of June will be
one of the bigest days Eastern North
Carolina has ever seen. There will be
an ox roasted whole. A balloon as
cension by the Grace Shannon Balloon
Co., of lady aronauts, who will drop a
deed for a valuable lot from the clouds,
hioh will be the property of the fin
der. There will also be an elegant
brass band in attendance. Tiokets will
be sold at reduced rates on all railroads,
and any one buying a lot for $200.00
or over can have their R. R. fare re
funded. It is going to be a big time.
Every body should make it a point to
be in Rooky Mount on June 15th.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Poatoffice at New
Berne N. C.May 29th, 1892.
B Sarah Barkon, Hsgar Blount, J.
W. Bryant care Mr. Douglass, R. T
Berry.
H Willie Hanrahow. Tama Heath.
Mary Henderson.
Li Mrs. Ella Lee, Mrs. E, Lemon. J
Lowe care Singer Mfg' Co.
M Joyner Martin, Charlie MUler.
8-B. F. Soott. J. S. W. Smith. Venus
Himmons, Kaohel Spencer.
W Chill Williams, L. J. Wood.
Poraons oalling for the above letters
will please, say advertised and give
date. The regulations now require
that one oent shall be colleoted on each
advertised letter delivered'
Wm. E. Claekk
The need of a perfeotly safe and al
ways reliable remedy for tbe peculiar
diseases of summer is universal. As a
remedy for the household, ofBoe, on
the farm, on shipboard and for travel
era by land and sea, Winkelmann's
Diarrhoea and Cholera Remedy has
proved its inestimable worth in the
prompt relief and cure of all disorders
originating in the stomaob and dices
tive system, suoh as Cholera, Cholera
Morbus. Diarrhoea, Cramps eto. ber
vioeable under all conditions, always
ready for use, and perfectly safe.
juneaawiy.
"Make hay while the sun shines.'
In other words take advantage
of a bargain when von see it. We
have just received about six dozen
laundered shirts, slightly soiled
They are dollar shirts. - xou can
have them for 50o. The sizes are
15A, 16, 1GA and 17. If yon can
wear this size yon are in luck
New lot of silk scarfs and four-in
hand ties. White lawn ties 25c.
per dozen. White lawn dude bows
50c. per dozen, Sets, each, Stan
ley Sashes and Sash Vests.
At J. M. HOWAED'SI
The Higher Education of Worn
en Learning . how to walk in
French boot with slx-lnoU. heels.
, ; :' 4,4 .t -... ' ' '
. ShUoh'g Consumption Cure.
This -is beyond question the most
suooessful Cough Medioine we have
ever sold, a few doeea invariably cure
the worst oases of Uough,Croup and
Bronohitis, while its wonderful suooess
lu the euro of Consumption is without a
parallel in the history of medicine.
Since its first discovery it has been, sold
on a guarantee, a test whioh no other
medioine can etand. If . you have
cough ws earnestly ask you to try It.
Prioe 10o., 60o, and SI. It your lungs
are tore, chest, or back lame, use Shi-
Ion's-Porous Piaster. t Sold by New
Berne Drug Co.
ChndrenCiyjorlPitcherlCastor!v
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tarHr hxkiav novvder.
Highest oi sll in I 'sviuiog strength.
Latest United States Government Re
port.
Royal Baking Powdkr Co . 106 Wall
8;.,N. Y.
Pi ,;c'! i
iisra'i i
If jou have boon buyiug unsatisfactory
goods and are dlsconaolato, try a change
We guarantoe to suit you.
Respectfully,
HACKBUUM & WILLETT.
BRICKS!
BRICKS!
200,000
For Sale.
$6.00
Per Thousand,
m GIU LOTS
JbLt Depot
Call to See Us.
7. P. Burrus & Gs,
Foot of Middle street
J. E. LATHAM.
Office foot Craven street, in Clyde bnlldlng)
GEMAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
BUYER OF and EXPORTER of COTTON
DEALER IN COUNTRY PRODUCE
, and all speculative commodities.
Reasonable oish odvanoes made.
1 sollelt oontlgnmenU of Truck for follow
Ins Commission Merchants, who are reliable
ana responiiDie;
F. S. GIBSON. Philadelphia.
r.MoMULKINatOO.and B. B. DOWNER
suumv ror.
B&A.VBKNB a UO., BOS ton.
J. K. KBNSEDY A CO.. PltlsbnrK.
Dully anotatlona tn to all-noited on
dibok ookra in mj omot vverr aay.
Gall or write for atenotls and postal cards.
visitors wsiooma. uorrMoondence ii.
viMa. maysi dwtf
3XTo"W" Lot
OP THOSE
Nice BCaixxs
SIioxilflexs
AND
BREAKFAST STRIPS
3Ilaw Butter
Fresh Limcli Biscuits
AT
IUCA8 & LEWIS.
out of m
For Sale,
1 large Drait Hcrse,
2 Draft Mules,
2 larpe join Djvon Oxun.
T. T. GOODING,
-c2wlt Uorriuion, Carteret Co.
A SURVIVOR OF THE WAR-
1855-1892.
ICc.
lloy,
GAIN'S
now is tiio time t. ,'. t ISAU-
4-in-hand Ties.
For TEX C'ENTo wo cau sell yon tbe
prettiest Flauncl Scarf you ever saw,
"All Wool" with Silk Stripes
Wo only cliarje you FIVK CENTS
for a
DUDS BOW.
Look ia our Show Windows ami you
can see nn assortment.
BARGAIN ST0..L
Fs? Ten Days Only 1
I will sell '.be v:y l.ejt .S'.r. i UitB
for Men and Coya for "iOj, each. These
Kooda ore telling daily at f 1 DO and
.25 oach.
You must remember that Ike hse
returned from EofielJ, and has bis
stock complute- no bolter in the market
and ia williDU to give tho pecp'o
some bonefiiB of l;ij lor.:; vin:t.
Don't pay noventy lira cents to a
dollar and a quarter when you can got
aoma for 50a.
and
mai27dwt(
They Are Coming With
A Rush. Who?
Why, J. F. TAYIOE'S
Customers,
To irot I ho (ioods saved from the lire.
wukh be is almost aUiui awav to nu.le
m for now stuck. If you want tire
;cst tuniM you gvci !!)' for the la-t
money, join tin) crowd, .,.:!... .(nick and
got your !!.::;. They ar- Uo'i:; 1 to go.
L
is 1 i'l.'Jiyli
CRAVEN fiTKEET,
3 Doors froia Board of Trade
NEW EEIi:JE, c,
Solicits coNSH;:,yi:.Ts of tkvi i;
for the following well known Firms:
Blsrs. A. Bennett & Co.,
XKW YOKK.
" Nock, Timmons & Co.,
rniLADELPaiA.
" Llppmtm Broa-,
BltOOKLYN.
' ' Dar and Bro3. & Harrick
WASHINGTON, D. C.
' C. Wolters & Co.,
NEWARK, N. J.
Latest quotations received daily from
each of the above markets.
Stonoils and Postal Cards can be bad
upon application at my office.
mar24 dw3m
100 BAGS SHOT
To Hand This Day.
a
All Sizes.
Send In Tour Orders.
JR. Uls?ieli.,
WHOLESALE GEOCEK, I 4
" ill iS-
ass gm -
si lift 8 M
FOR
For
&t a Great Sacrifice !
Ouo very valuable Dark Bay Horn,
any lady or cbild oau drjvej t
One Irou Safe. . I . i
Two fcix Hundred I.bs. Fairbanks
1 I. 1 III i;l 0 1. US. . . .
Fivo Counter Scales.
Niwn Show Cases. v
f
Any (,r all tho above can be boueht at
a bargain by calliDg oa
BIG
9 A
3, JIVS3Y, FEED
AND
1711,"
; Prices
lai'TOii.
ma-n dwtf
JUST
eceiveil :
A FINE LOT OF
MM
P.tttWfPal
I Styles.
JOB LOT OF
m Vests,
To retail at 10c.
ALSO
LADIES' SILK VESTS,
i
I'!:..- h.'.t goods in the city for
the money.
FINE LINE
a it
y -. It will bo to your
v. ait antl'Vcd before
inters.
buy in:
& Baxter.
5r '!--
Tiiiia IsKoneyl
Having put in a NEW REfjuiATOB
and connected it with Washington by
Telegraph, I am. ready -to fctreisfcol
time to each aud every one, ...:
I have also a full stock of mil ktnafof
Goods in my.iine..w)iiabi lgaaeUtsgM
Rock Bottom Prices , j.fs -COME
ANt SEETHE. ' ,
SAM XE4BWt'
. The Je.welr
Middle t., opposite Baptist Church
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tnillineryl
Middle St., opposite Baptist QbtfrdUL
Spring and Suminet' Goods."
A fnll line Of Milllnerv in all th latent
styles, as handsotne And as oheap as ean '
oe Dongnt in tn city.'
House.
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LMIES SHOES
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i Also, a nica line of Mees. Embroider
ies, Ladles' Vests, Ladies' and Children's
HoavKitts, Betta, eto.to '-i -t .
The pnblio generally are most respect- .
lolly invited to eall and examine ber
stock and compare her prices with those
of any In the city or elsewhere.