Vp. XI.--NO. 64
NEW BERNE, N. C. TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1892.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
IAOtt 84.LE Ooe Seoond-Hnd Open
1 Boggy and One- Small Baldwin's
Dry Air Refrigerator. Moth in Rood
'condition: . L J. Taylor.
. janll(
SEWING totally dons by Mrt. 8 H.
Coward . TJnderware- and ohild-
ran' olothM a speoialty. Cor. Pollock'
, and Eden cm eta. jone5tf.
HUNYADI Janoe Mineral Water,
the bent Natural aperient
For late by J AS. BiDMOND.
D D. V. JONES, late in oharge of
JX the prescription department of
' Pelham's Pharmaoy, Aehefille, N 0.,
hat opened a Prescription Draff Store
next to custom house. Special cure is
gWen to theseleotlon of preparation
lor prescription use only. The patron
age of the public ii eolioited. ma 29
PURE COBN WBISKEY for tale by
Jab Redmond.
ON end after Wednoiday June 1st,
1893, the Banks of thil oity will
elote at two o'olook P. M., until farther
notice. G. H. Bobert, Caabier,
T. W. Dewey, Cashier,
n891m - O. E. Foy, Cashier.
DUFF Gordon Imported Sherry, for
ale by Jab. Ebdmond.
DO you need a Crash Hat. Good
ens. LATH SHADES, at
m80 - ' Babbihoton s, baxtebb.
IMPORTED SOLLANDGIK, Borke'e
Bass Ale and Burke's Guinness'
Stoat, for sale by Jab Redmond.
FOB SALE Doles' box or ward
lobe lounge is a perfect lounge by
day and a perfect bed by night, and you
can put away at much olothing or other
arttolee as in the average wardrobe.
You oan get three articles for tbe price
OI one. riuMuiwu"!0'" f-v.v.
shipping
Mr. Dr. Talmage. wife of the cele
brated sresoher, say these lounge are
- rry, very nice.
Price in Creton, 10, 118,
Balm $13, fU.
Bwlk,t20t825, .
t).lkBrooatalla,W5.30.
Terms 10 per cent, discount cash with
order or half with order balance 60
day. ALFRED COLE9.
Grand and Myrtle Avenues.
Brooklyn, N. "X.
w AAA CIGARS at vary low
( OaUUv figures to wholesale and
retail trade for sale by Jab. Redmond.
SMOKE Genuine Cubana Tobaoco.
ootetf
GARRETT'S COGNAC BRANDY
nsed very much in tbe sick room.
For sale by Jab Bbdhohp.
I7IVB Hundred pairs of Rubber Shoe
V for ohlldren, 10, 12 and IS cent per
pair. . BIG 1KB.
MI8U. SACRAMENTAL, POBT and
80UPPEBNONG WINE8 fer sale
by Jab. Redmond.
DUFFY'S MALT WHISKEY for
Medioinal use. for sale by
jan88 Jab. Redmond.
THE largest and beat selected stock
of Ladies' Oxford ever brought to
New Berne now in stock.
mM Babmnqton & Baxtkb.
Ti CALVIN SCHAFFER'S WILD
rinRPBT nnnir ANn RYE. nnt
op expressly for throat and lung dis-
, lor sale ny jab. xuumunv.
Tee Chicago Convention meets
week from today.
f:,TT-
In the language of Senator Wol
cott of Colorado, the convention
nrrendered to the ''Eederal brig
ade of office-holders."
HENRY 0. Cowles, of Statea
ville, has been elected the member
of the national Bepublican commit
tee from North Carolina.
We do not ' anticipate a love
feast at Chicago, bnt we feel con
fident that there will not be bo
much hair in , the air as at Minne-
polis. . ,
Habbison , was nominated on
first .ballot,' Receiving 660 ; votes.
North Carolina voted 18 for Harri
joh,2 for Elaine,: l t for MoKinley
1 absent. 2iott voted for Blaine.
1 :i tl I " . - I- .
. The special famine committee of
fit Petersburg has issued a report
lonewiug ma uuuuiuvu ui uuaiie
In the Btrioken provinoes. ; A high
tribute is paid to the charity of pri
vate ' individuals, the American
gifts receiving special praise.
A meeting of wholesale grocers,
representing most of tbe States in
" the Union, iraa held in New York,
to make arrangements ; with the
Sugar TruBts whereby reasonable
and uniform prices of sugar may be
established. A committee was ap
v pointed to formulate a plan.
TJ. S. Benatob Wolcoti is. ev
rdently under the Impression that
Nationacontentions' are not the
proper place "for 'Federal officer
hoMerst while some of the f.o's re
eJprooate by expressing the opinion
that they i are not - altogether the
) proper place for TJ. S. Senators!
The opinion of a man on the ont-
ialde might be that both are right.
But what, would a Bepublican con
ventlon be without office holders!
-Star,; ' : -i
Thesb was no contest over the
Bepublican nomination in the eon'
ventions of 1864, 1888, and i872.
xne nomination in each case was
by aoolamatipn. In the convention
of 1878 this was tbe vote on tbe
first ballot:, Blaine, 285; Morton,
121; Bristow, 113; Conkllng, 09;
Hayes, 81; Hartranft, 68; Jewell'
11, and Wheeler 3. The nomina
tion was made on the seventh bal
lot. In- the convention of 1880 this
was the vote on the first ballot:
Grant, 304; Blaine, 284; Sherman,
93; Edmunds, 34, nomination was
made on the thirty-sixth ballot.
In the convention of 1884 this was
tbe vote on tbe first ballot: Blaine
334; Arthnr, 278; Edmonds, 93;
Logan, 63; John Sherman, 30; Haw
ley, 13; Lincoln, 4, and William
Teonmseh Sherman, 2. The nomi
nation was made on the fourth bal
lot. In the convention ot 1888 this
was the vote on the first ballot:
Sherman 229; Groeham, 111; De
pew, 99; Allison, 87; Alger, 84;
Harrison, 80; Blaine, 25; Ingalls,
28; Busk, 25; Phelps, 25; Fitler, 24;
Hawley, 13; Lincoln, 3, and McKin-
ley 2. Harrison's nomination was
made on tbe eighth ballot. New
York Sun.
LOCAL NEWS.
Tne sale of the Old Dominion wharf
ha been postponed. Due notioe of
when it will take place will be given.
Rov. Homer T. Wilson, an eminent
divine of Louisville, Ky., will preaoh
at the Church of Christ tomorrow
night.
A crazy colored man named Frank
Willis was taken to the Asylum at
Goldsboro yesterday, and Martha
White, col., to tbe penitentiary.
The schooner Minnie and Emma
brought la a large quantity of Northern
hay yesterday for Mr. O. B. Hill, and
also general merchandise for Messrs. J.
F. Taylor, F. Cirioh, S. H. Soott and
Small wood & Slaver.
The Y..M. O. A. pbysioal training
school arc prepaiiog for a big entertain
ment Friday night. The attendance at
rehearsals is large, and the praotioing
indioates exoellent rendition of many
pleasing ezeroises.
Mr. J. F. Taylor keeps receiving
goods by steamer. He is piling up the
new stock in his big new store, and in a
few day v. ill be in good shape for a big
stock. However he i still selling
good resoued from the fire at the old
stand.
The Little Sunbeam Society of the
Baptist church will serve ioe cream and
oake Wednesday from 2 to 11 p. m. in
the new building adjoining Messrs. J.
H. Crabtree & Co. 'a machine shops.
The proceeds will be for the benefit of
the churoh.
A new post light has been established
for Pamlioo sound and river. It is a
fixed, white tubular lantern light, ten
feet above the water on a red pile
placed iceight feet of water on the
southerly part of middle ground off
MoWilliam' Point. This affect chart
144.
Meter. H. D, Wood & Bro., proprie
tor of Biverview Poultry Yard have
received an application from Augusta,
Ga., for 200 bo.2 ooohin hen and pul
lets. This firm ha previously made
good sales in that oity and wherein
their fine poultry are introduced it ex
cellence creates a desire for further in
vestment.
Coming and Going.
Hon. O. C. Clark went ap to Raleigh
yesterday to attend a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the penitentiary.
Mis Nannie West of Close, who ha
been-visiting Misses Bessie and Bertha
Tucker, returned home accompanied by
Uiss Bessie to visit her.
Bishop Watson and wife arrived last
night and are the gueat of Mr. Geo. H
Roberts. 1 '
. Mia Hattie Davis of Cove oame down
to visit His Annie Davit.
' Mr. E. G. Hill returned from a visit
to friend in Johnson county.
Bev. Julian Burnley, who very aooep
tably filled the pulpit of ' Centenary
ohurch on Sunday morning and even
ing, left last night for hie home In
Beaufort.
Miss Lalla Bobertt left on a visit to
Raleigh. x
The Runaway.
. Yesterday morning while Mis Al
berta Snelling, her small brother Guy,
and little Mis Mattio Bonntrea were
driving, the bid broke and the pony ran
away in the neighborhood of the Bap
tist parsonage. He kept down Craven
street to Pollock and then tuned up
the Utter treei,..;j.
A colored barber, Bobert Green, jr.
oaught the baggy at Middle street,
olimed in at the baok, then around the
children and over the pony to hi head
where by grasping hi norstrlls o that
he could not breathe he was won
brought to a standstill without any
harm having resulted farther than a
great eoar on the part of the oooupsnt
of the buggy and their friend. :
' The stopping of the pony ubedid
was a olever and brave aot on the part
of the young colored boy and he de
serve, mnoh oredit t'toj$i
Truck quotations. ;
i PBOAmLFHU-quoted by Sharp ft
Cox. Potatoes, actual ealet, fS 15;
beans, 11.50; cakes, S 1 50
i Boston -quoted by J. S. Chamberline
j Co. Prime potatoes going at $3.50 to
14 00, with prospect good.
Baltikobm potatoes were quoted St
f 3.50, and New York at S3 00.
IMMENSE TRUCK SIIPMENTS.
THE BIGGEST DAT THE BAILBOAD
HAS EVER HAD.
Four trains Necessary to Move
the
Truck, Besides what the
Steamers Did.
Great quantities of truck are now
leaving New Berne and the oountry
near, Tuesday, the Atlantio and N. C.
Bailroad carried abou thirty oar loads
and the steamer Neuse took out 41,000
paokagea 23,000 barrels of potatoes
and 18,000 boxes of bean.
Saturday was a still greater (hipping
day. The steamer Enola took out 2.838
packages and the railroad well, it had
by 50 per oent the largest shipment it
has ever had in one day sinoe the truck
ing began. It had between 15,000 and
18,000 packages and nearly all of them
were barrels of potatoes. It took four
separate trains, aggregating sixty two
oar to carry them, and the oars were
large ones, of 40,000 to 60,000 pounds
capacity each, whioh make them
equal to 120 of the car that were in
ordinary use ten years ago. Notwith
standing the immense quantity the
railroad made all connections with the
entire shipment,
Now a word ae to the value of this
shipment. In tbe last similar estimate
we made, our desire not to exoeed tbe
reality in stating the enormous figures
oaused us to value potatoes at the
lowest prioe that any have sold for this
season, below the lowest quotations for
that day. To have had the estimate
several thousand dollars higher would
have been only simple justice.
Truok prloes now vary considerably
in the different northern markets to
hioh New Berne ships. Potatoes
range from 82.25 to $4 00. Thus it will
be (sen that to base an estimate on $3 .00
per barrel will be conservative. Apply
these figure to Saturday's shipment,
it will give fully $50,000 as the result
of the one day's shipment. Not muoh
"small potatoes" about that amount of
money for one day.
The shipment of the previous day was
also an immense one.
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Petitions -Wells for Pumps-Portrait
Presented Water Works Fire
Engine Boiler Worn Out.
Negotiating a Loan Uniforming
Policemen Reports of
Committees.
June 7, 1893.
(CONCLUDED.)
On motion of Counoilman Ellis the
purchasing of 2 set oart harness was
left with S. & P, oommittee with power
to aot.
Oounollmen Ellis and Eubank were
allowed to retire.
Mayor's reports as follows read and
adopted:
Mayor's Office, May 8th. 1892.
To the Board of Oounoilmen ot the City
oi Mew Berne:
Gentlemen I have the honor to re
port the following costs and fines
Imposed for eight date of tbe month of
nay:
Costs 8 80
Fine 17.50
Very Bespeotfully,
M. Manly, Mayor,
Mayob's Office,
New Berne, N. 0.. June 7th. 1892.
To the Board of Oounoilmen of the
City of New Berne:
Gentlemen: I have the honor to re
port the following fine imposed for
violation of the city's ordinanoer
Fine 43 60
Cost 79.75
$123.35
very uespeotfuiiy,
M. Manly, Mayor.
Marshal's report as follows read and
adopted:
New Berne, N. C, June 7th. 1892.
To the Hon. Mayor and Board of City
uounon;
Gentlemen Below please find my re
port from May 7th to May 81st. 1893.
wo nave maae 4S arrest d urine: the
month of whioh 84 was oonvioted, 9
aiaonargea, sent to iati.
Fines .ooueoted $19.70
Cost " 78.70
Total $88.40
One half of the above cost was de
ducted for my fees, the balanoe, $58.05
was paia to tne treasurer.
Kespeowully submitted,
J. M. Habqet, C. M
Polloe reoord submitted as follow
for May:
Polloeman J B Dixon, arrest. 10: In
former, iu; warrants ex., 7.
Polloeman J K Dand. arrests. 18: In
former, 18; warrant ex,, 15.
Polioemari Ell Elliott, arrest. 14. In
former, 14; warrant ex., 18.
Polloeman 8. F. Hurt, arrests. 0. In
former, o; warrants ex-, a.
Polloeman J L Willie, arrests. 2: In
former, S; warrant ex., 8.
Begular monthly bill allowed, voting
aye, Oounoilman Manly, Street, Loviok,
Latham, Bobert and Crawford.
Minute read and adopted. ;
Board took noes inbjeot.to the call
ot the Mayor. 7 - -
W,.. D, WAUe.cn, 'Git Clerk.
Attention, Atlantio 8. F. E. Co. No. 1.
. You are hereby notified to assemble
in your room this evenlna at 8:80
o'clock to transact business ot impor-
. . w . u, uABKiBOToir, roreman. :
JQ.O. Joins, BeeV..-v . i
Baldness is catching says a scientist.
It's oatohlag flies In summer time. Use
uaii'a Hair Benewer and cover the bald
plaoe with healthy hair and flies wont
iron Die. .;. .
PJldreCryJor.Pitchef,t'CastQrla:
Trinity Sunday at Trenton, Jones Co.
Sunday, June 12th, 1893, being the
Feast of the Holy Trinity, commonly
called Trinity Sunday, was an unusual
ly interesting day in the small but
zoalout congregation of Grace churoh
mission, Trenton, Jones county. It was
tbe day long looked for and earnestly
worked for, the oonseoration of the
neat little church edifice whioh has
been erected in that ancient but grow
ing town.
The coneeoration was by the RL Rev.
A. A. Watson, Bishop of East Carolina,
assisted by Rov. T. M. N. George, of
Christ churoh, New Berne, and Mr.
George H. Roberts, lay-reader of the
same parish.
Daring the day the eaorsmoms of
holy baptism and the Lord's Bopper
were administered within its newly
finished walls.
Brief extraots from the register of
this mission reveal the following faots:
The first servioe of the Proteetant Epis
copal Churoh ever held in Trenton in
the memory of any of the present in
habitants was on Saturday evening,
March 28th, 1S85, when the Rev. Israel
Harding, at the request of a few zealous
women, visited the town for the pur
pose of holding servioe and preaohing
to them. A servioe was held that even
ing and also the next day, morning
and evening. After this service a
meeting was held and a committee ap
pointed to endeavor to procure a lot
and to build a church. This committee
was Mrt. Emma Street Qreen, Mrs.
Olivia Elizabeth MoDaniel Page, Mrt.
Annie Cobb Franckt, Mrs, Laura Prit
ohet Brogden, Mrs. Ida Olivia Smith,
who, with the promised co-operation of
their husbands, Messrs. Charles O.
Green, Edward R. Page, W. W.
Francks, J. P. Brogden and Joseph A.
Smith, assumed the undertaking with a
pious devotion worthy of the highest
praise.
So well did this oommittee succeed
that the lot was obtained, the name se
lected, and the corner-stone laid by
Bishop Watson, assisted by Rev. V. W.
Shields, of Christ church, New Berne,
on the 22 d of May following the first
servioe on the 28. h of March.
The little band of workers were en
couraged by oooasional services by that
holy man, now gone to rest, Rev. Israel
Harding, and laymen W. E. Mewborne,
Col. S. L. Fremont, and more recently
by Rev. T. M. N. George and Mr. Geo.
H. Roberts, of Christ church, New
Berne.
The building committee, Messrs. J.
A. Smith, O. O. Green and E. M. Foa
oue, suffered by the loss of Mr. Green
by removal, and the death of Mr. Fos
cue, but with the effloient aid of Mr.
Brogden and Mr. Smith the work has
progressed to the final termination and
consecration on Trinity Sunday,
Christ churoh, New Berne, sent be
side it reotor and lay-reader a goodly
number of it members to participate in
these exeroises. The New Berne dele
gation were summoned by Mr. and
Mrs. Brogden to the hospitality of their
house, and over thirty in number were
there. Mr. Sylvanus Barker used every
effort to entertain all whom he oould
persuade, and a goodly number were
his guests.
Other oitizens were doubtless as hos
pitable, but these two mentioned were
notably conspiouous in that line.
It was gratifying to the Bishop to be
oalled upon to administer the rite of
confirmation to a class of six, and
among them Mr. Brogden himself, who
has been of valuable aid in the building
of the ohuroh.
An Old Bible Society Constitution.
We have been shown by Major Gra
ham Daves, a printed constitution of
the New Berne Bible Society, 74 years
old. Its provisions are pretty near the
same as those that govern like organi
zations ot the present day. The Booiety
sold bible and also distributed them
gratuitously among the poor and desti
lute. All subscriptions and donation
received were used in procuring bibles
to be given away. The business was
in charge of the offioers and ten other
managere and was transacted by an
agent appointed for the purpose. The
report of this officer on June 1th 1818.
how a gratuitous distribution of 633
bible and 85 testament and oash sales
of 262 bible and five testaments.
We give the officer then In oharge
John 8. West, President; Wm. Dunn,
1st Vioe President; James O. Stanly, 2d
Vioe President; Frederick Jones, Treas
urer Francis L. Hawk, Beoording
Secretary; J. B. Buxton, Corresponding
Secretary and Agent
Board of Manager: B. O. Gillespie,
John M. Bobert, Thome H. Dave,
James H'Klalay, Motes Jarvis, WillUm
Ward, John F. Smith, Esq, James Oar
ney, Isaao SL Croom and Jeremiah
Brown.
' Soma of these name will be at onoe
recognised. Boms of our leading citi
sen of the present day are desoendante
of men mentioned above.
A curiosity ot the orthography is that
In it New Bens is spelled Newbern
and New York, Newyork. ;
The need of a perfeotly safs and el
way reliable remedy for the necnliar
disease of summer - U universal. A a
remedy: for tbe household,1 offioe, on
thai ferns, on ahicboard and for travel.
ere by lend and ea,i Winkelmann't
Diarrhoea and Cholera Remedy ha
proved it Inestimable worth In the
prompt relief and our. Of all disorder
originating in the stomach and. diges
tive system, such as Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Diarrhoea, Cramps etc. Ser
viceable under nu conditions, always
ready for use, ana perfeotly safe.
0VVDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar baking powder,
tliuhrot of all in leavening strength.
Ldtrst United Stdtes Government lie-
port.
Royal Baking Towdeb Co , 10(3 Wall
St., N. Y.
REDUCE! TO $2.50.
Gentlemen, this is the
Chance of a Lifetime !
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
WE WILL SELL THE
ARMY AND NAVY
S3.00 Bhoe
FOR
OnlySSSO
See if we have your s'.u:
mmn stori
Freezers,
Mason's Fruit Jars,
Porcelain Lined Kettles
Glacier,
Kefrigerators,
Water Coolers and
Fly Traps,
FOR SALE BY
Smaliwssd Siov.r,
MIDDLE STREET.
Tal
AT
Hackburn
&
Willett's.
GO TO VIIITTY'S FOR
BUCKEYE Mowing Machines,
CHIEFTAIN Hay Rakes (hand and
self dump),
EXCELSIOR and PENNSYLVANIA
Lawn Mowers,
Feed Cutters, $1.50 to $15.00 each.
Corn Shelters, (5.00 to (15.
' Cider Mills (single and doable),
LIGHTNING Ioe Cream Freezers,
RIDGEWAY Refrigerators (wood lined)
guaranteed the BEST,
And a full lino of Hardware, Builders'
, Material, Saw Mill Supplies, etc.
Orders solicited and satisfaction guar
anteed. ' ,
J. C Whiliy 6 Co.'s,
Oor. Booth Front and Orarea Bta. , ;
SaVaW -Wk W Jri BkT1 a CTWa STm
? .-h S NE w BERNB, N. C. ,
Discsway & Ohursh.SJ.j
jhLTJLjtlL
AND
Machinist's Supplies
Speci tl't -y I
CRAVEN STREET.
Ore deer b:lov- C'fy M
J
All (uilf'i-s sfiit
to U3 will li.ne
promjit attention, mul
bi- .lolivor.
mt doluy.
ll tv
any pint of tho ciiy will
ijiulity and jm vph gti,
::intt'iil in c-ty
j'0 lw I)
l.'-.St'UlCC.
LA
r.
3 J fi'O ill :?-.:::i'd u ;
NEW BERKS. N. C.
Solicits COXSICXlir.N'TS U' 'I
for Ibe following woll-know u !".!:
Msra. A.
Bennett & Co.,
lied
piiiL:. "i:;.'ih.
" Lippman iirca.,
" DurandBrcs. &:lo.
It III
va.-;iixot!X. i i
" C. Writers ft Co.,
'EWA!ia, N. .).
LutoV. tiuotutici-.b rcccivnl dailv from
each of tbe abi vo markiMs
Steucils and Tos'al Cunls c:: !:n !.:nl
upon application at, my oflico
ninrJ-l dw:5m
eceifei!
A FINE IA)T OF
styles.
A JOB LOT OF
Ladies' Vest
To retail at 10c.
ALSO
LADIES' SILK VESTS,
Tho best goods in the cify for
tho monev,
WILL HAVE A
f.ix:
in a few days. It will bo to your j
interest to wait and see before
buying.
Barrlnion
BaxCsr.
Wha Wants Ihmy 1 ;
Ticie IsMonj!
Havic put ia a NiiW HKQVLATUil
and connected it with WacbinRton by
Telugraph, I am ready to give correct
time to each and every one.
I have also a full stock of ail kinds of
Goods in my line, which I am selling at
Rock Bottom Prices.
COME AND SEE ME.
SAM K. EATON,
The Jeweler,
Middle St., opposite Bsptint Church
Eiillines-yl
MRS. B. B. LANE,
Middle St , opposite Baptist Church.
Spring and Summer Gcods.
A lull line of Millinery in all the latest
Btyles, as handsome and as cheap as can
be bought in the city.
Also, a nice line of Laces, Embroider
ies, Ladies' Vesta, Ladies' and Children's
Hote, Mitts, Belts, eto.
The public generally are most respect
fully invited to oall and examine her
stock and compare her prices with those
of any In the city or elsewhere, i
?.! .V
mi AfiHIVED ;
Monr.mer'! City Hams and
i Breskflirtt Bacon.
, .V. C. Usnia and Shoulderi.
IFrceb Canned Beef, Lobftern
J and Salmon.
Pure Lard.
jNetv Butter.
r?s-a Lunch Biscmta.
Choice Lemons, Etc.,
AT
LITCA3 & LEWIS.
CSX
it a
Sacrifice !
!! Dark Bay
o:ij drive.
Horse
nr.:l,;i,l
ilidl f.ba. Fairbanks
be bought at
X
-;3 Only !
ry boat Straw Hat
' r riOa. each. These
daily ct SI 00 and
-! .:.
V -a ;r i rt. . tlai Dig Ike has
iol;:r:iul fictr Iri'jIJ, sad has his
SK'-H :;:!- t-. 'i r in tho market
-had . give tho people
iCir.u l-j.i'.-.r :.; '.'n ioup; visit.
" t . ' -v.'.y -L.it cents to a
di.-ilur and a qtiarli.r wben you can get
27 dwtf
'vVood's
wing
lachines
AXD
afces
AT
L. H. Cutler & Co.
,000 BRICK
M.Y FOR SALE!
..r.euj.-ti
C a !1
i hau any other Man
Furnish Them.
1:1 : ud want to sell 'em.
' "o
"HUU3, Now Berne, or
A;
V.
r. I'OHTEU, Riverdale.
d-f
They Are Coming With
A EusL Who?
Why, J. F. TAYLOR'S
v. otomers,
'.. ( iids saved from the fire,
i. ::.ut.i giving away to make
r i for now slock. If you want the
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'. " iVj crowd, come quick and
They are bound to go.
T. LATHAM,
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!JPiL CSMMISSION MERCHAIT,
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Sil VLK til" and f . X PORTFK at rATTftlt
OF AI Elt IN COUNTRY PBODUOB '
su.i all spooulative commodities.
!lc:i8oiii.iil( cash advanoes made.
1 ri.ii'oll oonsigDmunta of Truok for follow,
'iii i.omiiiLssion Merchants, whoare reliable
and respjnsth'e;
F. 8. liiBHON, Philadelphia.
K MoMUi.KJN4 00.ana 8, B, DOWHES
4 CO., New ork,
PEAVEKN8 CO., Boston. ' '
J. K. KENNEDY CO., Flttsbnrg.
I 'ally 'luotatlona-free to all posted OH
black board In my offloe every day. .
'"all or write for stenclli and postal Sards.
laltors welcome. Uorrespondanoe iu
vltga. maySldwtt
100 BAGS SHOT.
Hand This Day.
To
All Sizes.
Send In Your Orders.
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