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fcTTOIf A IT -7 TKTTTb MAT'' i'--, ia.CA'M' Si.-.'? '!:,!.:;:is.'i' ' yor;:xii--isro 4 NEW BERNE, N. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5. 1893- PRICE 5SCENTS. ..4"?vX.: vigorous nlnnls, varieties Tronhv. Warcfield Ciiblmrrc .BUSINESS LOCALS. AKOTHERlotofvery fine stall fed beef and smoked Sausage just re ceived. 8. Coun&8on. . DINE' stall ted beef also veal this' morning. Try our corned beef at 1Q cents. . 8. COHEN & SON. FRANK TOUSEY'S Popular Music. ', Vocal and Insti amenta). Regular Sheet Music Size. New Numbers licinu: issued constantly. Catalogue free at -Rom Nvjnn's, News Agency. FOR RENT Dwelling IIouss on Pol lock 8t. J. H. Hilton. . m311w WE are lie only agents in this district for tlio Columbia and Hartford Bi cycles and the Caligrnph Type Writer. By coming to us at first you will save time and stamps. Cntnl gues free on ap plication. Either, sold on the Install ment Plan. W T. Him. & Co., South Front Street. mOMATO PLANTS For sale at $4.00 --perM. or 50 cents per hundred.. Oood Acme and plants at f2.00 per M. or $1.50 per M. for 5,000 and over. Address Norman II. Blitcii. mlOlm Young's Island, Colcton Co., S. C. JUST RECEIVED. A nice line of Prayer Books, bound in French Seal, Venetian Morocco and French Morocco. Prices 7Sc, and $1.00. Also a nice line of music books at IIam.'s Book Stork. mlO, tf. iOUND. On the macadamized road a nickle baml, supposed to ( an at tachment to ainii; vehicle. Same can be obtained from Cicero Robbins upon pay ment of cost. Enquire on macadamized road near railroad crossing. tl. A FULL line of Spring and Summer Samples, consisting of Cheviotts, Black, Blue and Brown Serges, Fine Check Cashmeres, Imported Suitings. Worsteds in all grades. Satisfaction guaranteed. F. M. Ciiadwick, (Tailor.) At Hall's lKok store. DUFFY'S COUGH KILLER Colds, Sore Throat etc. Excellent in all iillections of the Throat and Lungs, inducing healthy ac tion of the mucous mciiibriuie, soothing and healing the same. Is an antiseptic and oEnuiciDR. Prices, 10c, 25c. and 60c. per bottle. QO To Street's Horse Stoic for Livery. rHE Celebrated Saboioso Flor l)e Habana Cigars. Six for Twenty-five cents at C. C. Green's Dnco Stork. nov. 2-2m. JUNE roadster's at Street's horse store. It la reported that General P. M. B. Young ia to marry a charming bride before departing for Gante m.iU. Oopid has been skirmishing before the Generals lines lo these muuy years There U no sign as "yet that any njHtnber of the Cabinet has been permitted to make a single ap pointineut oil his on ronpuutii- bill Cy. (Jab mat oflloula of tbi Administration are nimply high price clork. The new ironclad New York" has made 2057 knots per hour in deep water. Thin is the greatest speed ever attained by any vessel of her class. The battery of the New York is said to bp more for midable than that of any other ironclad afloat. TTSE cures Coughs, F Saddlers at Street s Horse I? LEG ANT ystore. T.ANDRUFF. Itch. Mange, and all Skin " Diseases cured by the use of Duffy's tph Ointment. For sale by F. 8. Duffy, Druggist. MISH, Sacramental, Port and Scupper nong Wines for sale by Jas. Redmond f CALVIN Schaffer's Wild Cherry 1 Rock and Rye, put up expressly for throat and lung diseases, tor sale by Jas. Redmond. DUFFY'S Malt Whiskey for Medicinal no, fnr onla liv ' ,r Jas. Redmond. TT UNYADI Janos Mineral Water, the lt Natural aperient. For sale Dy Jas. Redmond. PURE Corn Whiskey for sale by Jas. Redmond. Imported Sherry, for Jab. Redmond, T UEF Gordon sale by T M PORTED Hollar Gin, Burke s Bass A Ale and Burke's Guinness' Stout, for sale by Jas. Redmond. 7C AAA CIGARS at very low tigures I UmJJJ tor wholesale and retail trade fe salt by Jas. Redmond. 1 1 ARRETT'S Cognac Brandy used very v much id the sick room Jas. For sale by Redmond. A Darker Outlook. There was handed to us yesterday from James City for publication a note as the sense of a meeting held there. It will be found in another column. From the tenor of the note wise coun sels to peace and submission to law which at one time seemed about to gain undisputed sway have been cast aside and evil counsels seem to have gained A Trip In Pamlico. Rev. Henry Winfiold who has been fill ing appointments in Pamlico county gives very favorable reports of the farm ing operations. Though farm work, by reason of the unusually bad weather got thrown somewhat behind at the begin ning of the year, there is but little sign of it now, as the work during the favorable weather since has been pressed with LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Howard. At Dutfy's. Isiac Doles Quartette music. C. T. Hancock- Hoarding house. Robert Hancock Proposals wanted. S. Colin & Son Another lot of line bee I'. The first large sturgeon of the season made his appearance in the market yesterday. The regular meeting of the Brother hood of St. Andrew will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. The Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Church will meet at the parson age this afternoon at 4 o'clock. This year contains 53 Sundays. This is owing to its having liegun on Sunday and that it will end on Sunday. The R. T. W. Circle of King's Son's will meet at the Y. Al. (J. A. tomgnt at 8:30 o'clock. A full attendance is de sired. A folding bed in pretty sideboard style just received dy Mr. J. Sutcr attrracted the attention of passers in front of his store yesterday. the ascendiency in the minds of the mis- unusuul vigor, and plows and hoes are guided inhabitants ot that place. I being kept bright by constant use, They are evidently reasoning trom a Mr. Winficld tells us that tliu Irish false stand point. The differences havo potatoes arc well advanced. He saw been decided in court and Mr. Bryan some on the farm of Capt. Sol Broaden has been fully declared beyond a shadow on Dawson's crctk, with tops as big over ol doubt, in the eyes of the law the sole as his hand and with young potatoes as owner of all real property in James City large as ordinary maibles. Good crop every men oi grouuu, muonc or pn- oi peas nave heen put in on Hay river vate) every fence and every improve- and thev also are in a flourishing condi ment of whatever description, and he I tion. has the full right to do with every par- The ground ha3 been prepared and tide of it exactly as lie sees fit, but yet in opened forjeorn and planting is'goinpfou to a kindly spirit and in the interest of liar-1 a large extent. mony, instead ol insisting on his un- Old fields are also being reclaimed doubted rights, he made such liberal Land lias this year been put into cultiva- propositions to those occupying the tion which has been lying idle for long amis as lo amaze all uninterested peo- periods and on some of the farms there pie who became acquainted with their I docs not seem to be a foot of waste land liberal provisions. Not one in a hun- and the farmers arc looking expectantly dred would have acted so liberally as lie and hopefully forward to the crop season proposes, and yet instead of these con- And in the midst of this activity the ciliate advances, made in the goodness of people arc not neglectful of religious his heart, meeting with a hearty appre- duties. On his trip the latter part of ciative response i the occupants seem to last week and the first of this Mr. Win- havo misinterpreted them to the extent field preached at Arapahoe, Dawsons' of acting as though tho matter was not 1 crock and Amity churches and each decided and as if they had the right to church was well filled. In fact almost dictate in the matter ! I invariably there is a large attendance Those interested will do well to realize I all church services. in timethat MrBryan is as much the owner of tho property Unlay as he was before they ever entered upon it, and as much so as if they had never seen it and that the lew does not simply grant per mission to Mr. Bryan to enter into pos session but it requires that he shall be put in possession, and as tho Governor of I the State replied when a James City com mittee wrote to him about the matter. 'THE LAST MAN WILL HAVE TO YIELD. This being so every man, woman or child who does not, in an or derly manner comply with the judgment of the court are making themselves liable to the penalties of the law and all who lightly esteem and cast aside the gener- ltig Dry Goods Sales. Seciug several boxes filled with goods at Mr. H.B. Duffy's we supposed he was mak ing another large addition to his stock but inquiring brought forth the fact that the goods were out-going instead of in-coming. They were sonic of the big spring soles which Mr. Duffy has been making that were being shipped to the purchasers. Going in the store we found several more boxes that had just been gotten in shipping order and were waiting their turn to go on the street for taking away. And i lie cud was not yet, continuing our stroll we went up stairs and there we found stacks of goods selected, assorted and piled up to be packed for various other customers. Mr. Dully has shipped 25 cases of goods in the last two days to merchants of Onslow and Beaufort coun ties. It does us good to sec such quantities being fold. Not alone because of the benefit of activity in business circles but because it is convincing proof that country merchants and others who carry medium stocks can do as well and some better by purchasing from New Berne wholesale dealers than they can by ordering from distant markets. POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of Highest of all Latest United States Food Report. Hoyai, Baking Powder Co., 100 Wall St.,N. Y. tartar baking powder n leavening strength. Government ous proffers made nrc blind to their best Mr. J . W. Stallings will have charge of iQtereat9 &m mtty sccHheir mistake when the Y. M. U A. roouiBilunng the absence too ate to ttTaii aUgbt. ot the secretary in attendance upon Thcv ., to for.rt tmt it r,.st9 with I r o WC StatO uonvcntion. Mr Brvan anil wit.li Mr. Rrvan alone to Mr. W. P. Smith's entire supply oflsayonwhat terms they may remain household and kitchen furniture will lie I and kil they reject those terms, sold at auction this morning at his res- I the law and not Mr. Bryan, takes hold idence on Metcalf street. I and puts them off thej property. The Shad and herring arc plentiful and contest is not now between Mr. Bryan eheap. A good shad can be purchased and the people ol James oity out between for 20 cents, buck shad at 10 cents a the LAW and the people ol James uty piece and herrings are only 5 cents for a and the law is powerful and sure to pre- bunch of eight. There was a large attendance at the Church of Christ last night. A most ex cellent sermon was delivered by Rev.' D, H. Petree. The services will be contin ued through the week. The committee on speeches an toasts are requested to meet at the office of Dr. J. S. Long this afternoon at four o'clock. They Keep Busy. Messrs. J. H. Crabtrce & Co., have ship ped the 80 horse boiler which they have been building for a few weeks past to the saw mill of Mr. F. W. Reams, of Hancocks creek. They have also made a full set of castings for a dry kiln for the same mill, which has been running here tofore is now making great improvements. This New Berne firm is well prepared for any work in their line, they keep up with the demands upon their skill. They put in an automatic saw machine last week, which saws through any kind of iron, cast or wrought tho one operating the machine simply has to place the iron in position and start the machine. It does the rest even to stopping when it is sawn entirely asunder. This firm is giving New Berne sucli facilities for the best machinery and boil er work, and at such moderate charge: that it is not to be wondered at that their large force arc kept constantly busy with work from a wide area around New Berne. vail. At Onslow Court Our agent Mr. J. M. Hincs, writes us as follows from Jacksonville: "Through the kindness of tho clever managers of the Wilmington, Onslow & E. C. Railroad in sending a special car to meet us at White Oak river U 2 o'clock yesterday, we were able to reach this It is very important that tho work ot this I place at 2:45 p. in. committee be attended to at once. 1 Court convened at 11 o'clock with So- The Washington D. C. News says of 1 hcitor Allen at bis post, and that pure the paper which Mr. J. O. Foy, brother of I hearted equitable jurist, Judge Conner, Mr. C. E. Foy of New Berne, has estab delivered a charge to the Grind Jury that There are nearly seven-hundred applicants for one vaoanoy in thej pay corps of the army. Senator Gorman is anthority for the statement that the Senate will adjourn about April 15th. ,,, ' Easter sermons, Easter lilies and Easter bonnets these three, bat the greatest of these is bonnets. The faot that wc nov have "am bassadors" carries ns another step away from republican simplicity. 41 Massachusetts has done a great deal more rooting for office than Georgia?' Go it! "Root hog or die." lished at Danville, Va: '-The Evening Star is a new paper at Dauville, Vs. It is neat and readable and vigorous. There is a good field for a paper ot its make-up and victorious eagles stioukt pcrcli upon its bauners." Notwithstanding the denunciations was elevating and enlightening in a high degree. There are no cases of any great Impor tance on the criminal or civil docket. One case of ceduction attracted some at tention, the woman Miss Caroline Williams and her twin sister being handsome and Appointment of Committees. The following committees have been appointed relative to the entertainment of the Press Association which assembles iu New Berne Apnl the 20th: PKCKPTION COMMITTER. C. R. Thomas, P. II. Pelletier, E. W. Smallwoo.l, C. E. Foy, J. W. Stewart. MUSICAL COMMITTICK. G. N.Ivcs, F. E. Morton, B. S. (luiou, C. E. Slovcr, J. W. Watson. BANQUET COMMITTEE. M. Manly, T. A. Green, E. H. Mead owa, Ralph Gray, Dr. Frank Duffy, Dr. F. W. Hughes, J. A. Bryan. SPEECHES AND TOASTS. Dr. J. 8. Long, J. A. Bryan, Maj. GrahamJ.Daves, Dr. Geo. Slovcr, G. T. Adams. COMMITTEE ON FINANCES. J. K. Willis, O. Marks, E. E. Harper, Ferdinand Ulrich, II. B. Duffy. EXCURSIONS AND DRIVES. Geo. Henderson, E. B. Roberts, Win. Dunn, Bcnj. Hahn, W. W. Clark, O. II. Guion, Dr. R. 8. Primrose, E. B. Hack- Onnrtcrly Report of the V. Jf. t'. A. The statistical report of the Young Men's Christian Association for the first quarter ending March Blsr, 1803 is as follows: Young men's meeting l-r; average at tendance 28. Sessions of Bible class 10; average at tendance 9. Working Training Class 2, average at tendance 5 1-2. Professed conversions 3. One public meeting (Anniversary) at Centenary M. E. church. Entertainments 2 average attendance 137. Meeting ol gymnasium classes U; aver age attendance l(i. Baths taken since moms have been put in order, 8 per week. The finances stand as follows: Collected on pledges made in 1803, 1210.95. Collected on pledges made iu 1892 $35.75. Received from Entertainment commit tee 8.!I0. Total collections lor quarter 1255.00. Expenditures during quarter $234.21 Kind Words in Advance. The North Carolina Press Convention will meet in New lieine the 26th, proxie The time and place are both good. New IScrne, with, its many historic associations. is not He moil unu spicmhu women may well be held in high esteem by every true son of North Carolina. It is a nursery of ulturc, refinement and elegant liospitali ty. The late Mr. (Ireely was accustomed to say, "go West young man, go West,'' and we can say with equal truth, go to Eastern Carolina if you are in quest of warm hearts, cordial greetings, liounteous and elegant hospitality, and manly men nt licautilul women. As to her daugli tcrs, they are all so iiucenlv it is both a a duty and a pleasure for a man of good sense and taste to how the knee in iiclini it ion and homage before them. War reiilon Record. We appreciate the above kind words and hone to prove in every way worthy of them. One thing is certain there will be no stone left unturned to make the visit of North Carolina journalists to our city pleasant one. That is an assured fact. Quartette Music. Every quartette and choir should have the Quartette, ''Jesus, Lover ol My Soul, as arranged with soprano, tenor and alto solos, and duet for tenor and alto, by Doles. Price lOVcnts per copy, or three for 25 cents. Address Isaac Doi.f.s, Publisher. Cor. 22d and Illinois Sts., Indianapolis, ImL.U. S. A. It. They (jive foticc of Nou Compliance, Wo the people of . fames City do disa- ree with the proposition offered to us by Mr. James A. Bryan for they lire riggid. Wll.MAM Wll.I.IAMS, t hill 11. Pati. Williams, Sec y, Hartford Life and Annuity. New Berne, N. C, April 4th, 1893. Mr. William l. Watson, General Agent Hartford Life and Annuity Insur ance Company. My Dear air: 1 beg leave to acknowl edge the payment of $5,000 from your company as Insurance on the life of my lather. Thanking you for the prompt settle ment ot tlie same. I am Very Truly Yours, Ghohoe Uhekn, Jr. Just Received SAM. B. WATERS. Tobacconist & Confectioner. A full line of the Finest Cigars. "8URBRUGS" and "MARBURGf? - Quest blends of Smoking Tobacco. "GRAVELY '8" Finest hewing To baceoa. "LOWNEY'B" Sunerflne Chocolata and Bon Bona received weekly. AiHJt iu uua ana feca-i IXJUl npi-2 tf A SPECIALTY' OPENING OF Spring Goods. The Largest Stock Ever Shown to the Public, CONSISTING OE Mcn'Sj Boys and Chil dren's Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Etc., Etc. Not a Few of Our Leaders A Good St lid Leather Woman's 8hoe, 75o. A Good Solid Leather Man's Shoe,;il.OO Men's Strong Working Pants, 75o. Men's lleavy Working Shirts, 20c. Men's Heavy Undershirts, 20o. A Nobby (latin Straw or wool, 50o. Boys Suite, T. A. Green chairman ei-ofhVio of all I committees, and treasurer. acainst ciearettesg there seems to be no modest looking young lames. falling off in the demand for them. The We note the presence of Richard W .i,;nn mi,n . "Tho Aahnville I Nixon, Frank Thompson and T. E. Gil Tobacco Worke and Cigarette company of this place; and Frank Koonce of bum, J. A. Meadows. is nnable to aupply the demands for ito Kicmanus; Kuuoipn jjuny oi amenne . fw tw i In The Lake; E. W. Saunders of Newport: Col. v.u.i..n. - - I I moore ana oi. vvaaaeu oi numineion; Col. 8. W. Isler of Goldsboro: A. D. The Coming of the Editors. Ward of Kenansville; C. H. Browu of BpUmdid commlttecs, a list of which is Kington and our Simmons, Stevenson, published elaewbere, have now been ap Moore. Pelletier and Mclver. pointea W iook in an ways The attendance todar wa fair, and w tD0 entertainment oi too rress associ !, mmf ... I. that mr m. Mon wuen ic meet nere on ine oin oi .. r.r- tinuo until Thursday or Friday. the ex-1 - The cholera hM began its. mroh weitWHrdfrom Eastern Basaia, 'It hM already entered Austria and - PraaaU. . ' Mr. Oai lisle u determined 1 that the Matte . shall hare their fair hare ot the patronage In hie de " partmeot ' '- Again the Repubho of: France pMaea eafely through 'the crisis." A cabinet has been formed with Meline at ita head, and all ia well. factory is now behind orders to tent of over 1,000 cigarettes. An exchange states that Asheville is full of Northern and Western visitors. The leading hotels are turning away would-be-guests and the boarding-houses are rapidly filling up. Mrs. Thos. A. Hendricks, widow of the late Vice Pres ident Hendricks, of Indianapolis, Ind.is at the Battery Park, accompanied by a party of four people, and will remain there a month or more,'' BIshdp iratson, want fat was ' drowned has Another , Democrat ha been found who doesn't " federal offioe. - Be two years ago and , hia body r I Jnat been reooveted.' v"' . Beoently the Spring Place Jimp) cute pat In a blank c jlamn-with the words: 'Ihl'i space belongs to the editor," Next day bait of the town went around to tell what to put in it I i" .' 1 3 t: - April. The members will no doubt go right to work, and attend to the various branches of the work assigned to them. And now will it not he well in adili tion to look immediately to tho gather ing of industrial and other important Coming and Going, Miss J. .Harney who has been spend ing a short time in the city on business left for Goldsboro. . Mrs. J. H. Benton lea yesterday morn- frets relative to tho city andvicinity to BishoD Watson will make his visitation inn to spend a few weeks with friends in layoeiore ine association i of Christ Church parish on Sunday April Sampson county. The coming ol tue association to wew "I - . . I n V Ti i lth. fThoae desirous of belnir confirmed Miss Irvin Paylor. of High Point who Berne means mucmor me cny. ii. is are earnestly wouested to notify the rec- has been spending several weeks visit-1 golden opportunity for our people, and " i ' I .... - ...It. 1 1 1 A. 11 ! 1 tor at once and to attend the confirms- lug Miss Maud Green le;t to make a visit snouia oc im.y uuuzu tion class oh Thursday evening at 8 of a few days to friends in Raleigh from for CrtWB o'clock at the rectory. w nicn point soo wm rem noma. i jwo laws were enacted by the General Bishop Watson will visit Btonewaii, jui. t. n . . lumw mn wr Assembly, recently adjourned, which Pamlico county, on Wednesday the ltb, Mount on a business trip. andVanceboroon Friday the 14th In- I Mr, Mc D. WDUams arrived last night gtant . . to tpend a few days in the city in the interest of B. F. Allen Co- commls- A Good Erg One Tear Old. Ision merchants of Richmond, vs. It has bees' said that aft: test laid on I Mr. IT. M, Groves returned trom a lew have special interest for Craven county, or for portions of it They are as follows 1st. An act for the protection of crops in certain local cities; by wnicn live stock is forbidden to run at lanre In that por tion of the county which lies on the north side of Trent river and south of Mc Crootn's creek. Commissioners are ap pointed to fence oil the district, and it is "The Ik'sI he ever had." This is what a well known bookkcepor for ono of tho lar gost nrm8 in tho city said to us a few days ago in speaking of a pair of shoes ho bought of us. They were tho old reliable Stacy Adams ec cos. ine prices range from $3 to f 5. Iry us if you need a pair. Soo our line of samples from the mammoth tailoring establishment of Marks Arnhein, fit guaranteed J. M. HOWARD A New Line of Patterns in Dress Goods. Full line of Dotted Swisscs,Nainsook Edg ings. Full line of Colors in Cotton Crepes in all the new Shades. New Goods Arriving every weeK. Full line of Pongees at 12 1-2 cts. per yd. $1 25 up. Men's Suits, 13.00 np. Heavy Yard Wide Domestic, 5c. Heavy Ginghams, 5o. Good Calico (new designs) 5c. MRS. B. WHALET Ilaa rotnrned for the North with A Full Stock of Millinery & Notions Litest Styles and T.owost Prices. Htoreon Pollock 3d door from Midlle Yellow Front Store. Orders from Couulrv promptly filled. wtf. Hancock'.s Boarding House. HANCOCK STREET. Good Fare. Comfortahle Rooms and Beds. REASONABLE RATES. C. T. HANCOCK, Proprietor. (14 w tf. vjC P. THEN WITH, Blacksmith Shop. Makofi and repaint liui'incs Wagons Carta, oto. IIoison with contracted font will t;et my HHi ial attention MIDDLE fTUKET, pr2 dwtf Opposite Citizens Bank AUCTION SALE. I Will sell at Auction. WEDNESDAY APRIL 5th, 1893, At TEN o'clock a m. at the rosklenoe of W. P. Smith on Metcalf Street between Pollock and Broad, his entire Household and Kitchen Furniture. All comparatively new, consisting of I Bed room and dining seta, and many use ful articles for housekeepers. Ladies are especially invited to attend asnlit. tf. 11. Btiikkt, Auctioneer. Kindly asking tho public to give me a call. I remain, Very respectfully, SOL. COHEN, "Red Star Clothier." Middle St., New Ucrne, N. O. James Ii. Jones. Salesman. j29 List Of Our Tobacco's. Yale Mixture. Golden Sceptre. Cornel Mixtnre. La Fayette Mixtnre. Periqne. Julius Oarr Choice Plug Out. Seal of North Carolina. 400 Plug Out. Virgin, Yelow Kose. Occoneecliee. Greenback. Tar Heel. Deer Tongne. Yellow Label. Old Stonewall. We also have the Finest I ,in nf 5c. and 10c. CIGARS in the city. a van & MCSORLEY. KEEP YOUR Skinned VOH Heavy Bains This Summer AND PREVENT LEAKS with. READY JROOFIIIQ ! Cheapest and Best Rooflns; oa '.Earth, EASILY APPLIED TJK0POAA.L8 WR X un.nulety. Good Triday wifl licit1 ipoll-Uimplf dry days trip. ' nn the same phenomenon in sometimes I itaj. B. D. Pope went down to If ore attributed to eggs laid on E aster Sunday. I hsatj and Beaufort in the interest of the made unlawful to Injure the fence. Live Mr. Mom Bobartn tat tttfe e of Kalghla of Hoaorv t c itodLofi-fcjnd running large ' ' , iJl .i . w.j. I - m- t i. -r xt ir..i. j I may be impounded. mailer oy Keeping an egg ibiu on hw mu. hm. . A Mt to TCpeal so much of of last yearvntll tbf pweenty ;W Meak Mft J. H. JiaccaDee amvea on tne suan chanter Wt ot the laws of 1801. a re- lng It Jadgt ot nis surpnte io see tnatier Aioemarie we former oopieasure we I latea to uraven uonnty. uy mis, licenses it huA a;mF Wmii.,1 mA4 irWi nnf 4 luit lus.r nn m th.tnMa trfn. to eel! Mcjuor mar be trranted InVanos- retained eyery lndicatlonof Inlaid ttr.Wyman and, family, , of Detroit, ?f v 5". egg! Whether It lee mere turppeaf ItolMfch., who' have been spending tome I . ' f S -, with this one egg or not, the incident is 1 time in the city on pleasure left on, the rURNISBINO BHIPl Katlona. aae Uoal for tuv an VmmmI. Uustoh Houbb. Mi Bbbub. N. U . Oollcetor's Om, April Sd. liWI BIm1 oropoMls will Im rwlvd at thl. I ofllM until X o'elooK p m. or Tbaraday, Amu lain. inwi. ror .apDiTina snip enn- dl.ry. rations, and eoal tot Ik tw.1s of lb U.B, M1WH VUim DVrTIO IB IHHRUfff. tion di.irioi am I mo bmoi roar ndins Jan. SO, I89(. Thooaal furnUbad ton HORSE SHOEING. Pway & CWdll, steamer Albemarle for their home, i The family medicine PILL8. of the world '"4: ...... I We have just added a Horse Shoeing Department To the blacksmith shop, connected with oar UARRIAUS AND VEHICLE FACTORY. B. Gay, Bhoet from the Western experienced part of the ulhrmalta or bituminous. M lair bo ra. aalrod.ot bt aaalltT. uniform In hare- ... .n l oil. MMMnrfa n h. a n . .a e.llvorod on board too v.m1 at sneb'tlmoi and In snob qoaulltlM os roqnlrod atloeal. 1111 nMllV OOMM1DIO IO MlO TNii.ua wolsht. Bidden wUI nam tho prices for I BtkM Will be In eharge. botb atoaminf ana tworm otmi, ana aim wort I in ww m ho bmiiium lor inrnuninc .no thmi wiiai ' Imh nur .ml llulr hlrMlhanlof . Tha I ' I iritt Ixeont-d 1 lit BMt- Manner. ooiijt,i0ousotor, . , ... ., wrrw Idwtf.) V?WIRrDlLD PA8KIN3. v i ; 1, OraronRU. two doors from 01l TTn. wriadwsm KBW UMUMt M. E. Howard, Agent, Fire, ure ani icciaeiit'. . ; . : Tn FwixyeEtnoo , Oyer Farmers ft Merohanta Bank, r i ... , mr2 9m 1TKW BERNE.W. fVw t Hair 1 Dressing Parlcr. t ' UartrtU attentloa glren to all biHbH t ' f the biiatneaa, iVi, : 1 h-ay-i) I Ohlhlrenj Halt Cutting a ipeoUUty... ;,, ,,v . U ;::;;7