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A few Remarks lo Beg-ard to Poultry
; ' 'Balslnr. " - ,
"3. Editor? iltte retnarHablp
t" t ft tbe present diy, in rhgrtoit
i . lor wb.iV are termed ra-
; ions many good (stmw nwl
laehanios are spoiled la endeavor
ing to make lawyers, doctors or
preachers of themselves when il
lty had stayed on the farm thm
might have filled honorable ami
independent positions and sneers
, ; have been. theirs. But we fiyd our
farmers moving into tbe citien and
-towns; and; "for what! " They Pay
' to educate their children. Would
: -;HnOt pay best to board their ciiil-
dren and tbey remain on the farm t
."'1 .They might have a borne where tin
' ; .'-whole family wonld be interested.
, Sv- Givaa'few acres to the ndo
trious housewife and children to
''. , the raisins; of Improved ponlnj ;
r jar thero is nothing connewed witl
,v-y-' poultry raising: but what a lady :
snanaga equally as well as the o-hei
. ;w MX1 Jtt gives work to the children
" : who greatly enjoy their nh au oi
:H'tiMi daily .datiei of caring loi tin
' fowls. It is a business that mnko
country life interesting and attache
. .. US to Out rural Homes and tw.ke
.C - them far more pleasant. Ai :
i disposed j-s may find w'y men'.
llPl Jiealtn and profit in tin n ib, ;
they will undertake it rigii h a.-d
t f!pnn tt diligently.
a'-'Foaltrj'ratoingfor a profit i.
-X iV light-Omployment, requiring o:
A;r;'tjOBm-ttil regular and vm I-
i attention which mnt be u'i-b
!! .-C11! businesa to insinre mk.-i-i
V"' ; Ths one secret of success is t'
V ,Vnghne88. - The chicken him
fewularly fed with a variety f Mir
"A- Msfood Ad . fresh water 5 n
.' .house '.'kept free of vermin. Mv
"-''' houses are cleaned every ioitm
' s aad aprinkted with slaked I a.
iVii''Wl keepe off vermin, I tin') I ,
';"' the beat disinfectant I ever h.m-iI
' Poultry confined to clone qurfer
' Vvaiust be supplied with evervthitm
, , aeoessary for their health, or thi s
t.' viul will lose flesh, become diseased ami
" s;Termla have full sway. Fowl- are
'T- provided by natnre with a supply
,'., Of bodily oil to repel the vermin 1
which they are subject. If heni-h
they are not so much troubled w-
'I tbesejmltes, unless a severe w mi -. ;
iV''; 4iMteibhee the supply or vrie ci
vii v, food, when they become wrk ,r.i
leaa the amount of natural :;
weases and vermin increnst H.
""There is one tning wiucii 1
J.'Coetf.'BOt supply whieh U
quite
vaeeessary lor lowis 'mat 1 c 1
'SVTi Go!." Charcoal made of wo-d o
'; not answer the purpose, i r l 1 -
, taste of food, la not attr..c:
fowls and is seldom eaten i
r in- ii!
i The best charcoal for r bcm in m t
rbyputting ears of com in use ii
;'yand roasting n-itil tbe rr.ini -,-.
, . charred, then mve to th- :--v, ,
i--? Thia will be fouud very h-i:eti.;-.
. T- i for them, will tend to pi 10 tt,. m u
a healthy condition, hfiicr- di-r-' ,
improvement will be mid in r. 1
' 1 looks. AU pale combs will r-rp ui,
. bright red. that busy fmt id'
r Hag will, be heard .ii.i ii-; yu
eggs greatly ioi-n u . d.
ftri r 1 .. ...
1 1 .11
s-. quarters exorcice - " r
;;.;'' ed by throwiu
f straw or hay for the It.-u-.
i-. . '
v?iivWls like a variety ot ,'ot, 1 ; 1
I need animal food in winiec or t.
' A t I. nll T? .
, OUUIUIVU 1U DUiUII jaiu.ii 1 11
Im email
in
- t summer, if allowed to ruu at it f ?,
rr J they get it in the shape of i,
but in winter where no in .-.- -.. ,i v
r. a he found the deficiency urns i),
pplled.
i". VKeep fresh water in clean v. i l
-4 betsre them. No one ni't-d t xin---M
f tOsucceed in raisin t; pnnin 1 n
w" lOWip HI" VID wuijriirii II iiiiih
- JfrimfBtagnant pools.
" Vp IUhiu . among poultry w.-ui.
, rarely occur if tbe ki-epnin ..tut..
; t give their fowls proper care mm-,
T-'"'tWfnartltnlar. The difference l'- w. ( .
"" 'J,aa egg laid by a plump. r t -
,, LI headed with good frewh f 1 11..1I,,
tTMd n egg laid by one il.m. 1 1-. i
, l'lte& U as great aa tin- ; if i-
. 'N I between good beet and 11
. V ill. mM . I
s - inwi ihu UII ifMiii iifr - 1
V with rcrt littli- t-r i
HV f kind, may lay egg, to i. m,; .
. ' . used for eake they w.ll epi. .in. .1
; - ..weak, watery way over ci- ri-n
'. v.jITitook a milky white, instti-nl 1 1. .v
. ro'tng a rich slightly yellow r 1 1, a
-.' 'T,'',?rtoi. igg". retains its t-it.n- "
; ;.tv,AifiB r.nii nAn.r.inir rir Tin. i m .-
" " t with more resistance and rim m.u
''' . the conviction that on sie n-i-l.
''-'v' 1.1 . .V I L. i ,. n .1. ..
rK' 7 0
: ,.iMS. water,
- - . -t?"" Thoroughbred poultry h n e i
kVgN IVI J call O W IVU " i v ri
-T3Tcreasing tneu laying qaiuitie, ;i
I lnMoA chair iilA.
X havt been . racing
fine It- I
fowls for several years, have ., u-. .1
laBiost all varieties but have diomd
, ed all from my yards now but pur
Balls, Partridges, White Oocbinx,
' ElacK jjaagsnan, Barren riyinnm h
' ; Kocks, Silver ' Laced Wyaudof,
White Crested White Pollrih. Tou
.1 se Qeese and Bronze Tarkes
I Lks these named the best of all
t!i6 different birds for egg and
' "V h I chip ' fowls and ; eggs 'o
na..y Etatea With success and have
r ' many friends.
a question has been naked
1 1 s reepingot pure bred poultry
-.It will pay if conducted with
t t -cr care that all buinew
. 1 ia order to seonre; suo.
Al.-iost every one whd,.say
' -n gone on successfully
: -ic ess tbey understood,
t!.o Atlantio Ocean.'
J v4 ;,o comprehend its area and
r.r wii d-iths. Yot that vast
area was spanned by, and those
unfathomable depths were made to
vield to the electrlo wire, and now,
these far on and unseen regions
serve, put; to aid the telegrapnie
agency in transmitting its messages
at lightning speed. A rwpndrous
illustration this of what man can do
when, be says 'I will." t ' i
.... '..,.,..... w. H. Beat,
t ITeW Berne, K. O.
Vfonderfnl Electricity.
When we first saw electric oars
propelled through the streets by
tbe invisible current and first rods
on them, it seemed to be a strange
i.nd novel experience; but now rid
iug ou an electric oar is adaily and
(inn luonpltioe thing in nearly every
city ia the United States.
Nobody speaks of it as strange
or wonderfnli The electric furnace
or beater for heating up1' buildings
will be jost.as common, in a few
j p-tra from now as electric cars or
rlectrio hells.
Oue of tbe most elegantresidence
unions of St. Louis is known as
Vrtudeveuter Place. Arrange
ments are now being made bj
"bleb eveiv residence on this
iilace" will be not only lighted
mil: alt.o heated by electricity. Tbe
in o.lt., who live on the "place,"
will have an eleotrio light, power
out heating plant on an adjacent
tre-.t. From there wires will
!.mvy the wonderful current to
i-ver.v residence on the "place'
laming it mid beating it.
i 1 1 1 bo wealthy inhabitants of
iii-.- "iiiace" have enjoyed this
lnxwn Kii while, it is possible
li-ir it . iimj- ne cheapened enongb
(1 hut people of modest means
' have their houses heated bj
. WiViiciti. Word and Works.
A Balloon for the Kaiser.
i n - mi in of 50,000 markes (2
cm) ninch rbe German emperor
... j n -1 presented to tbe German
s c 1 in i- 1 ue Promotion of Aerial
.-. 4 lou l-r the advancement of
-.:UMice is to be devoted to the
c Mi .mil i qnipment ot a
y , il .il.ioil.
i' 1 - liKnin will be as high as a
four Mtoriiid house, will be fifty .six
leer lu diameter aud it will contain
uo 1. hs than 2,530 cabio meters of
g i.s. It will be made of Egyptian
c iriou n t i 1 il', and will be coated
vi h vu!eaiiiZLd gum, which is con
Hidereit better thtu varnish.
A r .-it her interesting feature ot
Ii-.iIdou will be the provision o
1. . jcci.a v.ilveol'auew kind, which
.1. d' i'i t he i;s pure for a longer
i n., uud therefore sustain the
. in .11 fot a longer period. It is
jiiopii.-cd to make within a year no
i.r.sth4ii fit y journeys with thebal
i io'i :i 11 (1 to ascend as high as pos-
-11 Ii-, 11 1 to 33,000 feet if necesary,
' ii iii-iticiid respiration.
Ow r 100 will be expended in
' :.-nij; M'ientiGo apparatus lor
ii., n.iiiDon. Experiments will, if
:-'S : ! i i tiimulraneoasly made
.ilier balloons to farther
vl-- i.iii'ihe physical conditions
t in ii-roospbeie. Pall Mall
illlcL't-t.
Interest Growing.
Tli ii a considerable awaken-
,,,, ! i-g nil over the country on the sub-ck-'
j "f rinidn.
:-i!iiitiv Dur'ierow.of III i-
iil M.ijuit to the- present
- : 'nil to create a bureau
h. to he underthe direction
Sf-ererary of Agriculture. It
d II-
t lie duly of this bureau to
I-.; information, to investigate
nuking machinery, to collate
i. 1
codify the laws of the various
:.! h, from them all to prepare a
tiunf-i ;:! law and present it to the
Ii gisla'nres for passage.
The hill names an appropriation
ui $10 000 to enable the Secretary
of Agriculture to make inquirers
in regiini to the system of road
in 1-i-iiit'tit throughout the TJni
n r! 8' t.'?, to pursue investigations
;h to the best met bods of road mak
in;.'. t j.r.-.nre publications on tbe
uiij ei snitrthle for diatribution,
.1 d ro ennhle him to assist the ag
ruMilrniiil colleges and agricultural
ex .eriment stations in dissemina
ting information on the subject.
Durham Bun.
AT BIO IKE'S.
I'i': Ik 's is the store, whose wide open
ilror,
fin IiiiiL'ly who's von to enter,
n hi re h ii'L'inmi abound, both up stairs
mid down,
In 1 i-rniiiimd from circumference
i.rntre.
to
lie will (rent you so fair, with dealings so
H(iinre,
1 mi win ten nil your mends with amaza
1'iiey ciin do os they like, I will trade
with Hifj Ike,
from now to the end of ray days.
Should n lnrue dcalcj fail. Bin Ike's at
1 1 lie Rule,
And I Hive in the whole of the stock.
lie ones nothing rash, just pays pays out
( tlic cash
And 1'. he's as firm as a rock.
Come buy what you wear, you'll have
I cast) to spare
1 The hard times no lontrer lament
Jfwith Hie Ike you spend, yonll nod in
the end
Ii was money judiciously spent.
When he gets Mb steam ferry, we'll all
he bo merry,
We'll give him the grandest ovation
We'll give him our trade, and have
parade
And hurrah lor Big Ike's legislation.
, Jiotlee.
' Application will be made to tbe next
General Assembly of North Carolina to
amend the charter of the cityol New
Berne.- :
By ioMler of the Board of City Coundl.
'v.- W : ' City Clerics
New Berne, N. O, Dec. 84thI8a. ! h
THE NEXT rOTTOlif CROP.
Probability of a Big Planting Conse-
.' qoent ttlnt and Iow Prlees. . .
JudiriDe from tbe Charlston News and
Conner some of the; cotton planter of
that State art loamtr their heads in con
sequence, or the sdvance in tb : price of
cotton ana are preparing to plant large
crop tbe coming Spring. ' Some of our
state papers report to tne tame effect, it
is hard to make some men learn sens .by
experience. ; Impelled apparently 5 by
some irresistible agency, tbey will ran on
in the same old rats, and if by , accident
or otherwise they get out, they ..will get
right back acain. , 4 ' ; '
There is no more doubt that the advance'
in tbe price of cotton has been .the result
ot the reduced production of the last
year than there is that the earth receives
its neat from tne sun, and there is no
doubt either that the reduced production
was the result, with other causes, of the
reduction of acreage. There was an ob
ject lesson that no intelligent planter
could not understand, and yet there are
doubtless thousands who, not profiting
by it, will get right back into the same
old ruts and so to wearing their finger
nails off scratching gravel as they had.be
fore last year, been doing for years.
If only a few did this it would not
make any material difference, but the
probabilities are that when the few begin
others will think it general, come to the
conclusion that there is no use of their
planting a small crop while all others are
planting a large crop, and will do like
wise, the result being thai, with favoring
seasons, there will be aiothet large crop
followed by low prices. Wilmington
Star.
Eupaps?
This is what you ought to have, in fact,
you must have it to fully enjoy life,
Thousands are searching for it daily, and
mourning because they find it not. Thou
aands upon thousands of dollars are spent
annually by our people in the hope that
they may attain this boom. And yet it
may be hod by all. We guarantee that
Electric Bitters, if used according to direct
tions and the use persisted in, will bring
you good digestion and oust the demon
Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepay.
We recommend Electric Bitters for Dys
pepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys. Sold for 50c. and $1.00 per
bottle by P. 8. Duffy, druggist.
TUTT'S PILLS are" enemies to dis
ease.
ORDER OF UNITY,
The Leading Fraternal Benevolent
Accident, Sick and Disability,
Sevan Tear Endowment
Order.
PAYS TO irs MEMBERS:
120 per week In case of sickness or
accident,
1400 in case of total disability or
death,
11,000 at the expiration of seven
years.
Read tbe following Testimonial
of one of its members:
Naw BiKica, N. o., Nov. 4th, WW.
MS. HlBKI J. OKIEB.
Dep'ty Uuprme Organizer. Order of Unity.
Dear Bir and Bro. 1 lake tbl opportunity
to acknowledge with thanks the receipt of
Forty Dollar (110) In full and mttifactory
Mttlement ot my claim against yonr Order
for Uovukt' sick benefit. I with to ex
pren my hln appreciation of the courteous
manner in which I have been treated by
yon and the Supreme Officers In tnli matter,
and I auu'e yon that 1 shall not hesitate to
say a good word for the order whenever an
oppor nnlty pressots Itself.
wlihlng yon every snooeas. 1 am.
Yours In Fraternal Bonds
J. G. BUTTON.
Ladies and Gentlemen can join this
Order on equal terms.
Organizers Wanted Everywhere,
To whom Liberal Terms are offered.
Send Fob Liteeattjrb.
HENRY J. GREEN.
Pep3uB?eme Organizer for N. O.,
New Bern, N. O.
C9LUMBIADICYCLES
Acknowledged Best in
the World.
Record Mile in 2 Minutes
2 3-5 Seconds.
W. T. HILL, Agent,
7 NEW BERNE, N. C. tf
Assignee's Sale.
The Stock of Goods assigned to
tbe undersigned by Alex. Miller
will be sold for Gash at the Miller
Store on Broad street, on and after
MONDAY, JAN. 9th Inst., at
COST PRICES in lots to suit pur
chasers.
GEO. H. ROBERTS,
Assignee.
Jan, 6th, 1893. tf
BED CLOTHING.
By mistake, four times aa many
Comforts as we ordered were
shipped as. To avoid retarnlat
tbem we are making a slaughter of
prices. Uonre quick and get your
pick. Hotel men and housekeepers,
loot to yonr interests. ,
We eannot be ea nailed on BLAN
KETS. We hare m very large
stock at remarkably low prions.
Among them are superior 11 and
12 quarter ,6; pound latobs'-wool
blanketed vs. '. in
All other Winter Goods on hand
and will be sold at a Great Redao-
tlon,
Ui
BarTingtonr & Baxter.
Hardware.
HEATING STOVES,
a RANGES, also the,., i :'
,. r Famous FARMER GIRfis
, , v t. ... COOK STOVE
wPattDBAnEYiiv
; . , Boutb JP ront bt., ew lierns, H. C.
ooorvoo
- I
11'
ot!-., n r
1
f w
Dli.Ji l-I.v J L ,
bowel Mid mre ttiiquiiea m n anti- fj
bUloiM mtxUciiM. Id maiwrita i (riots
O their Tirta mrm widei raoofritiaed mw
they poiMM yetmlimr property 4m U
freeinc the rotten tmm tntU poieoe
01 Prioe, 5e. Ortoe, Pmrk Flaws N. T.
USE-IUTT'3 1-Al.i Lrt;"
QapwfwtlmltatloaiofiuitTOiteiaoii D
I Ultlaaitwtlb Wo 1 per bam.
tfAOAOO OO O O
OATP'flB
Valuable' Towri Proper
Property.'
By vlrtne of 'jndmnt 6f the Snnanor
Court of Omvneouiii7,t wUl,oa g i
Monday, February , 1893
T WBLVX olsloek. Uii at tbe Coat Boom In
Newbern, aeu tne man an lxt, ii
Union Point, now oeeapled hy Mr. P. C.
Bmaw. , r j
TermaOaatu
GRAB, a CLaUK?
, Onsamlaalor.
Newbern, Jmm. t, 18Sfc ' v.
r
Wanted M Oss;
Bids for THREE HUNDRED POLES
thirty feet long, sot leaa than sight
inohes at the top, heart oypress.
Also, THREE THOUSAND CROSS
TIES, heart ploe or cypress, either
sawed or hewed.
Immediate delivery, -
Nkw Berks Watke, Electric Light
and Railroad Co.,
R. P. WILLIAMS,
nJ8 dwlf Maoatrer.
Call No 4.
Bonds of Craven County, North Carolina
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing Craven County Bonds of the denomi
nation of five hundred dollars have been
this day drawn for the sinking fond of
said county, in accord an oe with an Act of
Assembly authorizing their issue, as fol
lows: Numbers
8, 20, 80, 93, 98. 108. 142, 149, 154
These bonds will be paid, principal and
accrued interest, to Jan. 81, 1898, upon
presentation of the same at the National
Bank of New Berne, New Berne, North
Carolina, oh or before Feb. 1st, 1898.
Interest on the above hoods will cease on
and after Jan. 81, 1898.
By order of Board of Commissioners.
ja5 JAMES A. BRYAN, Chm'n.
At Dunn's Yeu Will Find
A LARGE STOCK, well selected
bought low, and for sale at prices to suit
the hard times. Call and be convinced.
To my stock of
GROCERIES
I call the housekeeper's attention.
It is complete in every branch, and a
visit will satisfy yon that all vour wants
can nere ne nued.
. ....
Special attention is called to tnv Fresh
Roasted Coffees, the excellent quality of
wnicn is arawing custom every day.
I am also agent for Chase ft San home's
Celebrated Roasted Coffees and Fine
Teas. . v..
BUTTER The very finest only 80 cts
per id.
ARRIVING EACH WEEK
A fresh supply of Van Derveerft Holmes
and Holmes ft Coutt's excellent Cakes.
Crackers, Wafers, Maccaroqns, etc. 1
BY EVERY STEAMER
I am receiving Florida Oranges, Malaga
Grapes, Bananas, Cranberries, Celery,
Apples, Figs, Raisins, Nuts, Dates,
citron, uurrants ana mines.
IN STOCKS
Shafer's Meats,
Vermont Maple Syrup,
French Peas, Jockey Club Sardine.' ,
Macaroni, Fine Cream Cheese, Elai
Cheese, French Vegetables in Glass,
Asparagus, uecsers Prepared
Buckwheat, Lemons, Cling
Peaches, Plum Pud-
ding, Olives.
A call will be appreciated and satisfac
tion in variety and quality of stock and
in prices is guaranteed. - . . .
My CONFECTIONERY department ia
complete, mcca ana quality or stock J
am sure win please yon.
Wood! Wood!! Wood!!!
Odk, Ash and Fine
Supplied In Any Quantity,
From one quarter ot a cord to one hun
dred cords. V 4 :
Apply to
M. PORTER,
Rlverdals, N. O.,
Or WM. COLLIGAN,
New Berne, H. 0.
Tab Notice!
TAX PAYERS.
That I hare bean ordered by Commis
sioners of Craven sonnty to settle with.
them tbe Taxes do for 1898, on -
1st Monday io February, '93
amd U somplfauMS with this etdet ( shall
bs compelled to advertise at onVall par
sons wbo bava not paid. i
This Jan. 4th, 1898. .,1
JS dwlw W. B. LARB, fusrUi.-;
Oeremoniei Attending t
TIE IIlUQUSiTiqi DP B07, tai,
" as w sV mter' 4 '4 A AA '
AT ' EAIXIQH, AHA G.
f , TASSEHOJErArjfST. - !
. w - - - i.... ft tas '
VoaUAsentaA.AV.O.B.11.
Tea an aothorlaM to avail' Tansr xa S t
the aala of Boaad Trta f lokeu Aram na,
staUoa. to UMdtboro and ratam ta ua
aooT. xieaaw m aa ma jaa, ista M isia
talaalva.vui v. tai, ,K
UManaiTat uaoa w mm aa jaa. sut la.
FAIta WOtTHD tMF.
ft Morah'4 City S4 si I f" TnMarora Si a
Srwport SmI T S.Uo
Bavalon; .' 76 f -4 - i 1.7
- umui s-noi m iiinuM - i mi
- KlranlaM S. I rallinf
- newaara SW) Labmuga - .Tt
From Hut's, tu ' -.
PerefVoia Ooiuahnro to hi-'-i ans f.
tOra.HliO, Hinirj .f.,.,.- , or mora,
on on tiaLan n. i i n fur
ronnStrlp' ,. , i
o o o o
S U t 'LL, (J. P. A
) .niZAD-TfllC! vr
ItIIihtPa-youiOO
' or Ilore i
' Lotstof farmers low their meat for tbe
want of good salt, so go to J. F Taylor's
and get a sack , of that Turk's bland
AlnmBaH and save your meat that tou
work so bard to raise.
Also, sare money by teeing him before
jon buy yonr goods,
Abnudaooa of Tobaeoo, ISo. to 20o. -
Fins Wines for Christmas and ... holl-sys."--''";
- --ti' , - 5.
Beat Cora Whiekey in the oity, recom
mended by the doctors for mod loin al
purposes, and s full atook -of Liquors for
Christmas at the lowest possible prioes,
- Dont fall to see hlm.T Siis&ottoo
gnarsntoed. " ; ''' ' ' --.1
Foot of Middle street, weet side. ',
-. Yonr obedient servant, -, -.!:
J. P.-TAYIOBI
E. K. BISHOP'S
Office and Warehouse
has been moved into
the brick building at
the rear of the Cotton
Jan8 lm
HORSES AND MULES.
A GAR LOAD OF
Select Horses & Pulas
FROM ST. LOUIS,'
The Best in the World
For General Use,
JUST RECEIVED AT
F A.m Jones
8chedule'B" Tax.
NOTI0E.
'Office or RkgIsteb Or Dbsds,
Craven County, N. C, Jan. 1, '98. J
AU merchants, traders, liquor dealers,
keepers of ferries, commission merchants,
auctioneers, and all others in Graven
county who are required to liat their
purobaaea, receipts or sales, as tbe case
may be, under BobeduM '-B" of tbe Rev
enue Laws of North Carolina, are hereby
notified to list tbe same at ray offioe
during tne . ttrst ten flays in January,
1898, for foods, etc., purchased since
July 1st, 1898, to January 1st, 1898.
W. BIO OLE.
J410d
Register of Deeds.
A PRESCRIPTION
t JX'-'sWa-4.
Tss2i
tjswreUa.
i net is easy to tate, within reach or tne
poorest, and is warranted to curs the
wont case of worn-oat pocket-book in
existence. - Equal parts of Selection,
Tboroncfh Investigation. Honest Dealinsr.
Fair Prices sad Enterprise and you have
the great trade elixir. We compound tt
and keep our patrons supplied. In
stances in which all these an prominent
ana msny.n - i 4
Very respsotf nlly,
llssktrra & Wilisit.
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On the 6th day of Janhary, 1898, then
was stoten irom tne nnaersifnea 1 .
. Five United States Bunds
of the denomination of One Thousand
Dollars esch numbered respectively
M886, 8808, 93890. 95888, S889. ,1
Tbeas bonds were tn a band satchel
together with other valuable securities,
to wit: Certificates of deposit on Citizen
an-floa. 108, dated April 14, 189
for S8i5 00; 1,009, same date, for $865.00;
1,010. same date. 11,021 CO, payable to
tba order of Geo. 0. Bimmooa, exeeV
Also, several notes and mortirages due
and payable to the estate of 0. Stephens,
dee'd.--- . "-v & V .t:, :
Any peraon reooverinr said DroDertv
or forniahiag avtdeoew npeo whieh tbe
same mav be reoorarad, will, bs liberally
rewarded,.
GEO. H,
Exeoutor of XJi fltanbani. -
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EVER'HEARdM
I am now in a better condition to 7 help '
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1 HAVE BOUGHT THE
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GREAT SACRIFICE!
R A Y
Will You Come Dojwn
And try fcie.
I will give TEN
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away Hair Week, amounting to '
The man who trades the largest amount -takes
his choice, the next largest amount his
choice, and so on up to ten. , -'kiJi4.
I ; This is worth jour consideration, -and if
toil ' have ; a few'' dnlkra to snfinfl Vnti hud
better try for. thef "prize. ' .
rr.wnen you reaa tms
over to some of your
who can't read what
(do for thern this Fair.
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Ul will nave the; 10 diflerent pnzesJJair -Grounds,
so .all ;. can. see them:' "I -mean
To come to the Fair. A visit to BIG IHS
STORE ; will r pay your i expenses Bc-"3.
our ;Faif will be the best we hate ever 1 .d.
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