North Carolina Newspapers

- ( nn 1 1 T .'.--:-.;.y,' :'te VOL. XII.--NO. 45 NEW BERNE, N. C, TUESDAY, MAVT 23. 1S9:1 PRICE 5 CENTS. Daily Jou HE A 1 i I.J '4. V I. BUSINESS LOCALS. A BUNCH of key found on South Front 8t , opposite Whlttj'a Store. Apply at Jovrhal office, OSTAOK stamp only 2 cents at O I) BOWDWf and Co s. TYPEWRITING done with neatness and dispatch. Apply to Jos W. Brock, at O. H. Galon's office. Over Citizens Bank. mlO 2w. THE profits and pleasures of Bicycling re not to be questioned; but tbe choice of a Wheel should be carefully consid ered. We can furnish aht information you may desire on the subject. The 'Warerly Scorcher", 38 lbs., price $100 is better than many $125 wheels. The 'Columbia' $150 is absolutely the BEST made. Catalogues, prices and fair terms given for the asking. W. T. Hill & Co. Sole Agents. TDARI8 GREEN and Land Plaster for killing Potato Bugs at tf. J. C. Whittt & Co. won SALE CHEAP. An excellent L'b bncffv or saddle horse six years old, medium size, very quick and perfectly gentle. tf. W. J. Smith. . 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. Chadwick, (Tailor.) At Hall's book stoi c. USE DUFFY'S COUGH KILLER cures Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, etc. Excellent in all affections of the Throat and Lungs, inducing healthy ac tion of the mucous membrane, soothing and healing the same. Is an antiseptic and 6BBMICIDB. Prices, 10c, 25c. and (0c. per bottle. QO To Street's Horse Store for Livery. F IKE roadster's at Street's horse store. OLEGANT Saddlers nt Street s Horse "Store. DANDRUFF, Itch, Mange, and all Skin Diseases cured by the use of Duffy's tb Ointment. For sale by F. 8. Duffy, Druggist. MI8H, Sacramental, Port and Scupper nong Wines for sale by Jab. Redmond I CALVIN Schaffer's Wild Cherry Bock snd Rye, put iip expressly for throat and lung diseases, tor sale by Jab. Redmond. T UFFY'S Malt Whiskey for Medicinal use, for sale by Jab. Redmond. HUNYADI Janos Mineral Water, the best Natural aperient. For sale by J as. Redmond. PURE Corn Whiskey for sale by Jas. Redmond. T UFF Gordon Imported Sherry, for sale by Jab. Redmond. IMPORTED Holland Gin, Burke s Buss Ale and Burke's Guinness' Stout, for salt by Jas. Redmond. 7C AAA CIGARS at very low figures f t)VVV for wholesale and retail trade fr sal by Jas. Redmond. GARRETT'S Cognac Brandy used very much in the sick room. For sale by Jas. Redmond. A general financial revulsion is not now possible in this country. Kate Fleid says that the secret of longevity and soocess is to never do yourself what you can get any do dyto do for you. '. The Presbyterian General As- Mmblyof the Northern Oharoh in session at Washington, D. O., is the 105th. 1 old negro woman in Missouri naa brought anit against her mas ter for the value of her eervoes eiooathe war. Sot has just heard thai she la free. Women in St, Lou's have organi ed a steamship company to oper ate between Missouri Elver points and Mexico, the West Indies and South America. -'. The Infanta intimates that she '. wants very little display made during fcer visit to this country, " ud..ahe prefers to pay her own hotel bills. Mlohlgan, for the first time in her history as a 8tate, seems likely to' hare a capital punishment law A bill creating it has passed tbe I noose bj a vote of W to 25. There is a sasptolonthat the re ' cent breaks in the Mississippi fortes.' were made by the dykes belnc eat. Guards are on all the ' levees with Instructions to fire npon all persons approaching ezoept at v publlo landings. ' Beports from Washington' are that Judge Crisp is so sore of re eleotlon ' to , the . Speakership he Is planning to reorganise the Boose Committees. He will make many ' lmnortant ., changes among his . i Heoteaants. : - ' ... acaMBBaBBBBBaaasgBsv i There are . bar two men living . whe served m . member of . Mr. Davis' cabinet ; Thwr are John H. Keagan( of Texas, who was post- a master general, and George Davis, of North Carolina, who succeeded WatU, as attorney general. A case is now in 'lie Hupreme court of the Uuityil Status that goes back to 1009 A. D. It is a matter of disputed State Hues between Virginia aud Tennessee, and hingPH on the interpretation of early Eugltf.L grams. Secretary Oarlisl-i baa a very strange '-BUck List," ituoording to the New York Humid. Jc contains tbe names of all clerks who have failed to vote. Tne Herald sajs "he has expressed the opinion that no man who neglects to exercise the right of citizenship should be reUiued in the public service." Tne Bilutnoro Evening News published Wednesday a sixty page paper called "The World's Fair Southern Edition" which contains a comprehensive record of South ern Progress ami ot Baltimore as its Commercial Capital The pub lication is an enterprise which dues the News good credit und will do the South great good. It Hi'cm u'iw that the ciedi' which, according to t he "eminent b.uikiT"," thf tmsiiicMs of the country l.a- i;. ivi c uried on with, threatens to suffer a violent con traction. All beouse tlir Harri. son policy h.:i demonetized our o .iiied silver ;is iiio:n y of roilemii- tion aud made it an evidence of debt. LOCAL NEWS. M)Y EimE :VKXTS. Howard. Atlantic k N. ('. U. I!. Truck sched ule. Nunii it Mi-Smlcy Receive weekly, oranges, bananas, etc., etc. The S. W. I., will meet at Miss Leah Joneus' tonight u' eight o'clock. Hancock stn et M. E. Sunday school picnic today; Cciitenarv M. K. tomorrow. The weather bureau predicts lair weather followed by showers thin after noon continued high temperature. The llaltin ore Sun s-ivs the American Fraternal circle will pay its members 4 1-2 percent in .Time in addition to the 70 per cent they have already received. The season lor spani.-h mackerel is be ginning; intern were m market yester- lav. The lirst ciiughl in New Heine v alers put in bis appearance last week. Steadily the weather gets warmer. Sunday the maximum temperature was 82 1-2; minimum, TiC 1 2, range, 26. Yes terday it was maiiiiiiin, SI 1.2; mini mum, fit, range, 20. The (rain carryng the M. E. Sunday day School picnic to Morehead City Wednesday morning, will start from the corner ol Hancock and New stect not from the depot as announced on Sunday. Stephen Kerney, a colored man who helps around J. 1). Dinkins barroom fell down the stairs leading to the bar Sun day afternoon and received a severe wound compound fracture of tho skull. Dr. Primrose attended to the injury and in a short time Kerney w ill probably be able to resume his labors again. A 20x30 foot section of the floor of the building in Chicago, in which the wo mens congress is being held, suddenly (rave way Saturday and fell to the ground, a distance of twelve feet. Thou sands of women were present, and seven ty-flvc were on the portion that fell Eight were seriously hurt, but none kill ed. Tho United States Fish Commission car passed through yesterday morning returning to Chicago with its lourth load of live fish procured at Morehead City for the World's Fair. There were about twenty varieties and 300 specimens. The collection embraced both good fish and curious kinds. The latest novelties in bicycle riding is an umbrella attachment that ean be used when desired or folded out of the way if not wanted Messrs. J. T. Cooper and Clias, Hall are each sportin gone. It can betilt- ed sidewise, backward or forward as de si re J and if the breeze is blowing behind the rider, the umbrella can be so adjusted as to mane it available lor assisting in propelling the bicycle. Tbe following is the schedule now run ning on the Wilmington, New Berne and Norfolk Railroad: Leaves Wilmington at 8:80 a. m., arrives at Pollocksville at 12:10 p. m. Returning, leaves Pollocks ville at 1:80, arrives . at Wilmington at 8:05 p.m.This train runs every day except Saturday and Sunday. There is still another train that runs only as far as Jacksonville, which runs daily except Sunday. The Morehead City News gives tbe following item: "Dr. E. L. Perkins has kindly favored us with advance sheets of "N. C. Sermons Vol. Ill' for perusal. Tbe work is edited by Rer, Levi Branson, of Kaleigh. Thirty select sermons by representative men of virions sects are included in the work. With delight wo see in this volume a choice discourse by Dr. Perkins on "Hereditary Tendencies to Bin" Ezek. 18:3, The In trinsic worth of tbe book coupled with Itsjbeing a home enterprise throughout sbouui insure a wiae circulation in and nd out of tho Bute."., ;; - Strong Condemnation. A moss meeting of the citizens of Den mark bitterly denounced those who had criticized their action in lynching John Peterson, suspected of having committed rape. Tho following is the share of editor Gonzales, of the State: "Third. That we condemn the editorials of N. 6. Gonzales who, for political purposes, has siezed upon this occasion and the punishment of Peterson for a pretext to vent his hostil ity to Governor Tillman that we espec ially condemn his editorial in which he by covert words seeks to excite negro men to atttck and rape white women when unprotected as Ijeing unworthy of the pen of a pure journalist, am) emena ting only from the heart of one blacker than the wretch who assaulted Miss Bax ter deserving the same fate as John Peterson." The Outlook for Potatoes. The potato crop, one ol the most re liable stand-bys, is coming on finely and in a short time digging will begin. Some neighborhoods rather think they are ahead of us on this crop, but it is a mistake. New Berne truckers have learned not to push an Immature crop on tlic market; while carliness is a prominent point it must not be gained at the ex pense of proper condition. This is ini tial to the highest success. The de ceived reputation of sending first class stock is not to le lightly esteemed for the kind that goes from each trucking locali ty is remembered by the buyers from one year to another and justly influences the prices. Tennis Club Organized. A lawn Tennis club with eleven members was organized Saturday night. P. La Montague is President and C. Disosway Secretary and Treasurer. The other mem bers are Rev. C. G. Vardell, II. C. Lunis den, W. II, Hendren, G. R. Clark, J. T. llolister, R. M. Scliermerhorn, Prof. G. T. Adams It. D. V. Jones, and M. R. How ard. The members to extend the priv leges of the club to all ladies; men arc not in the sort unless tiieybelong to the club. Thin will be no dues but small assess ments will he made when necessajy and in initiation fie of $3.00 will be collected ol those joining. Preparing for the Enctmpment. Mr. T. D. Webb, of Morehead, a mem ber of the committee to prepare for the State Guard encampment went up to Dover yesterday to look after the pur chase of lumber for the purpose. 75,000 feet will be required. Capt. of Engineers Reid Whitford and his clerk Mr. W. A. James passed through on official business connected with the encamnment last night. Capt. Whitford goes down. by order of Adju tant General F. II. Cameron to survey the place and make ready along his line of work for the coming of the State troops. On his return Mr. Whitford will stop and spend a few days with his relatives and friends in the city. Those taking part in the concert being gotten up by Prof. F. E. Morton are re quested to meet in the New Berne Col legiate Institute music room tonight at 6 o'clock. The Washington correspondent of the Wilmington Messenger gives the follow ing item: "It is intended to urge on the President forthwith, the removal of Dis trict AttOroey Cook, of the Eastern Dis trict now under charges." The Herald of Bcaulort got out its initial number last week. It is newsy, well edited and neat in typhographical appearance. The paper will be issued every Thursday at $1.00 per year. Wa wish it success. Mr. Clias. L. Abernclhy is editor and proprietor. Those desiring to have anything in scrted in the Journal on s certain day will please get it to us during the morn ing of tbe previous day. There is i disposition on the part of many to put off bringing in such matter until late in the afternoon possibly after their ovm day' i work w or. We cannot work our printers all night and tbe only way you can be sure tnal wnat you bring in will come out tbe next day is to furnish it early. : The Raleigh News ft Observer has the following to say of Morehead: "The fishing season for Spanish mackerel has opened uo in fine stvle at Morehaod and big catches are being mode by trolling parties every day. This is tbe finest spot in the world and is said to be exception ally fine at Uorehead st present. All indications ore for a popular season at tbe Atlantic under the management of Mr. k. L, Perry. Mr. Barney Fukber, one of our fanner living across News river, says that we should not only plant less cotton, but that be is p net icing now wbat has here tofore been preached. Last year he plan ted nearly fifty acres and this year less than ten. We believe (his to be tbe right move and when it it (tally realised that Craven county is best salted for veg etables, traits, grain snd stock raising, it will be seen that we have made s big mistake lit raising cotton So long. Mr. Fulcher Ii also one of those farmers that has never given a mortgage, -' ' TUTTB ' PILLS do not nauseate or Coming and (Join?. Miss Lula Ives left yesterday I" vi.il friends and to attend t!i c una. cm o . of the State Normal and I-iiltKirisil b"o' at Greensboro and the .VatcKVilk' Kciiri.i callege. Mrs. W. S. West return"! on tbe S'r. Neuse from Norfolk where iUn ha s . visiting relatives. Tne steamer Neuse took .nil tl:c bil lowing passengers: .1. W. M::rlinii. General passenger agent nfihe U'llmin ton, New Berne and Norfolk It. H. ac companying his family to liocln ! r.N. Y.: Lieut. Jack's family leaving fur their li-u n in Portsmouth, Va., Mr. ('. I) DhcKliiii going to Norfolk on a liiisiai -. trip; Mr. I. C. Yeonians going t N niol;: nMi-r bi fainily who have been iviaiiv - therc; Mr. F. Mahler who h.i ; bc-i :i -ing week in the city on lu-iin---. re turning to Norfolk; Mr. T. II. I'iH , , ,.;i ii business trip to Klizalicth fitv; him I Mr. Oossler returning to his honic m I'hd ' delphia Irom a busincs-i tiip : i :U- i Schedule oi Special Truck Train. The special truck train irom N, . Benie is now running on ills: i'.lii'.'. ing schedule: Leaves New IS. nn- at ui.. Chirks at 1 1:1111, Tu-e.iror i I I : I 1 ! 1 2 l ; Core Creek 12:21, p. m., Caswell 1:07, Kin-ton I 2:15, La Grange 3::;m, 1!c-!-at Goldsboro at W11 p. m. This train takes truck Washington, Baltimore. Dov-i F .Mill ; !;,:! i I. York. Jersey City and New sent to the latter place wii lestination in about In time it leaves New Brnic. The train runs every da day. North Carolina's Dead in li.it I :r North Carolina voted but I 1 '.' "i ,-. ! doing its best ill lHI'.O. Il - ,i; t . !!. in tour years certainly mure lii.i i l .'o : men more in proportion to tn.-.n -ii and more in fact tbaii any i :!i- i sent. It is no otiK-r llu ;i I'j- i 'm deid are scattered from ;.-il r-n , , Gulf of mexico, That more North Cm.lmi ns. f. I Chicauittuga and Mis-iocm i;. ' i from any oilier state bill A:i'un. remarkable and coiiti'in- all pi-. ports as to the numb. t and i .- - . . its soldiers. I hcv lie I Ih-i i i u , graves in a neglected i -. . h . Will North Carolina pel t i.i -. i,, tinue? Shall her I'.iiiliiu! -i.. I soldiers who fell on ili.il bl .o ! . :'. . uncared fori We hope our people ..i 1 .' :. -..:'! that this shall not I. -. It ill : ,. had done their pari in the , ot ltfol-65, as well ;1. i l .. perlormed her part, '.he m,;, n i - the South would have bee 'i i r the pains and penalties ot :,-' : eight years would h ue b, , i , Let the North Carolinian ..!' ;'i i tion show enough ol -;i iiiiu ,, tion and patriotism lo mink . graves of North Carolin ; la ; : . i ,, Wilmington Mess. n::ei-. Iteaiifnit Young l.ml'; s ;.'. Laurelv. Beaufort should be ; o . -u I ol' . t:ie daughters. Thry bay w. i i.'i of tile dav. Miss Maybell ( "...idw: ', ' . : President Chadwick. i.fe . ', , North Carolina liai! I Salutatorian of her cl e t '. Miss Chadwick inly be l. d being elected Vnlilirliia i. - taken by a young lady mn !i . had been touching s. ho..; i r years. Miss Isessic Pott, r, d;iii-!n. r .. tor Potter, won the hi !,. i h . her class at Durham, by b. mr Valedictorian. Miss Annie Jones. d:m ;hii r i Esther Jones, is made V i'e.l . ' her class at the Littleton l'eni i . ' Miss Laura Sweclzer In! e- .,''. at the Greenslairo Normal S. n I. Chadwick, Potter and Join s o- -,: 18 years of age. What other tow same population in the stale i good a record? licaiifort lln ild. Charlotte police rcgul itio: member of the force to win to go in a barroom with bis whether on duty or off. It i intended that the policemen -on any kind of a tear. Tin prescribe furthir that all (In have their shoesS shined eac .1 palehi d llllilol 111 or S l '. i I . ' 1 1 11,11 ' I r . I -el le .ld rloe.-1111-11 loll-! Ii dav, and must be shaved nt least twice a week. The prepared programme lor the ob servance of Children's Day in Methodist Sabbath school was faithfully ami in terestingly carried out in ail i's details by the Sabbath school of Centenary M. E. Church. Sunday altcrnoon the rendering of it taking the place of the usual school exercises. l;.;v. It. A. Willis made the uddn-s lo the children. The Greenville Reflector says that Kx Qov. Jarvis, is much in demand to make literary addresses nt commencements this year. He goes to llurlingtnii Ai -idi - my on the 22nd inst., to the Slate Nor mal School for women nt Greensboro on the 23d, to Wilson Collegiate Inslitule on the 80th and to Fremont Military In stitute on June 1st. As great n Irieml lo education as he is it is no wonder nil the schools want him to make addresses. Mr. Lee Churchill and three assistants went up to Dover yesterday to cover the dry kiln of the Goldsboro Lumber company at that point for which Messrs. Disosway & Churchill of this city lately took the contract.' The roof will bo of galvanized steel, and the kiln will be the tocond building in the State to bo thus covered. Messrs. Disosway & Churchill will also roof another Twilding at Dover now hi process ol construction JJfor tho sun company, , , ys ..I- i u i lay last, lookinu' aft-r our IUX r -i a-l , tHc is to sec w heili -r a- not ioi;r.-'- , i ; i iv was a siiec-s, we p-.-... 1 i i : nl hill'4 store III' I f 'II I' I , as bees, and ( i 11 ir a Vollllo- l:i I in' comilce, af'er iiiipiiri'io . ; i: e on . In I loir M.eanl. we were i r' I' i: m- I il.it In' bid employed ll:-,i ..,;iie i ),;.. ; :,i d we i'mi 'earno-l he had mil o liv t i'loved Mr. Aonsiine -i s:il,-!nin ami M -s Mollie as e:isbii'r, Imi: had r;i : - I I i- -v.iees ol e ery sa!eiu i S imcthiu:: m v r he u-l .New Heine at till- ti'iie S.i iniieii lor prinbT-' eh rli-e; and we ale L-,l boiu sloek SO 1'lpi Mv hi ri in k q Tin- I-. i i 'bs-ls. York: 1',1-irk! illation. 'o. ino i rl( ; iliernrs. :t to bll'-k!. beirie S Ol) to l 1:1; -W..N ill!. i.'i l I t I. a- -12, Murricil. On Thur..lav, lie IHili idle. Ky. by Hev..olni A. I). I. ii ill. and A i-l-ini S "i Dr Win. I-'. I..-. '. o lo Mi-; uiev ! . i ! -i in- ; ' I ' V. - pll.e. r h , ' ib ill i This. s;i v iii..r v '.!:"ii ;i tipl ii'il to , -. . 1 1 il. Imi, it is "w:iv oil' il.' l to CloHiin-i ,r -i-s i lim wh.'n it is ni"id tlicin. 'The id ( " 1 t ili ll-f .mil SIlOi'S. mil h ive to . I": II COII' ill : lii I;: . I)., . : rVe,i i', e;lcli, '! (... , i 1 u . 'ni'-ifl-'il. 1 li.it ! ;iii'l si ici r ti: lii sii: r i ! 1 ;in iMlil .Ir.i'vi-r : li 'v nr till ef il ill size-:. (lO'l Otlr' .1. M. Proof of Mei'i! l 1 ..- K - I'r I'roin !!e. .. ...lii, -.lied I). I lie Silver rial: lie. I '.. Mi. Vi i.i i: Truckers Viler linen' .tier M i Sit' lake .Nnl ice, ,p. I d trip- ii . n X.'.i ii .nd r turn, - :i'i-e.; in. ivi unlink -nils i:;..' - V le Hid li, II. I; v i. i':i i : ii v. ,. m:v iii:i:m:, c : v v. SPKCIAL TI.MK TAT,' K Truck Trui. In Kll'iT. Tit- d . , M ; !i. duly, i;.ci;rr .si; s v. Ml! Ili IkTl! ; 2 1, t Id I.i,' , AdvertiHing P iase, down Mi- L'-sv New Horn, - 11:1 . il. ' dim k ', - - 1 1 ::a ' ' Tii'Oer..rn, - - 1 : r.s " I ' Core CiHi-fc - - 1 1'. M. ' ' Dov- r, - - iv: IT ' ' ' 1 laswo'.l, - - 1 ( 7 " II Kineton. - l:'.2 " ' ' Fallinn Trei k - - :!:15 " ' LsUrnng'l, - - 2 !)H " ' ' Best's, - - 8 00 " Ar'iveOoldsboro, - - 3;i7 " (4TS.ilpmouti by i!u- tn,in vi i One lo arriTe at dininaiion ns f ido. ( : Ri"'i., ond A. M Ihjlaill:-f-j i l'.M Wa'Ahiiinten '" Jrtrsy City, " MaUiiuore. "' New Yaclt, " Only aboui 30 houm from Nbk i:oin to New Yoi It. E"thi truiu. No 2!2 a ill b ;vo the right i f y ovr N i. 3 leivinR tiiuw by SO uiinutofi niib's.i oitieiwisn nriterod liy train dispatcher. t6The above train returninR. will leave Goldsboro for New Bern nt 4:80 p. m. as an axtta, uoIosb other wloo or dered. .... S.L.DILL, , .t' . .;.) i .. Bupsriowndont. . voliitoSy Pure. A -le-im ,,f i;irtai- It.tkmi! powder :'i;i--t !' ill in leavening strength. .'.ui' Vmii-.o ;TATK8 Uovkk.nmknt on lli:i r. V'.i, l!.k!M, I'iiwd:-;u Co 10'i Wall NY. Tit:.; rmcr; . Merchant" Bank 1 5 - - f : i ? bii i'K's'M M.vy 18'Jl. ! Cap t ill Slock, paid in, I Sunlit. ; I'a.l.lirle 1 i'.i.Hls, 1 J Hii iih in!- pabl. .-,00(.(l() t. 000. 00 '..IIIIO.OO S,2.0.D0 1 ' H c::i : P.-- -d t C'-thior. Teller. ':..icior. 1 i" ions this .lee )iin... Miej-iiitive .ir.o l ..I onnfn ii Si MtiSorley, V"lkh. ) le -I V. and b-ivc I ; "!; i; 11) H'Ol ."ill .1: I'S ,:tH. ! Cl O I ; r ; iii'V r -)T ifi ,) ji'.THKrft jTfi. ' . . -. f M.eo it t Dtii- Store on M M c tr- et. otto 1 1 i: AT i'.KS l:;i- iisurn i.Gs-M- . to. "i-.;v,'"t I'll M.M M Is LAW, . V. W .1. Ro;il Ksiate Ai;cii(. I l'el-le, N (.'. nn". New York, i ijitui t aniidu. U. I'.. li cor land:,, aim lands, Truck lands, Town lots. 1)0 Jillt W.!.t ti i).i i)u wr.nt t. WKITE. WUITK. Hell ? SPECIAL, l'l'-n mics, Tient Hoiil. (j niiics ol city, Timber ami Tinek land. to ON Loan City., or Country Property. j years iiivc-aniciiiH or longer j pre ferred. APPLY TO Jimei W. Waters, Attorney at Law. mmt CHILLIES Marked Down to or Yd. i. Ouffy's. SkrliR 0".'l 'V'. ol il' '; I'r Ml-'. .11 I -ll'l - j is. I tin-; kE CREA 1 1 stand on liroad c be 1: M . lielil M Mv loie; tlli-l b'l ill- ' espcrience in sutlicicnt t'uar r to please in .' ' h ! at their - Ii r !! prices. GOODS. tut ni' that I l'l tin f'l'nr" I' ' ' llO'lll - .it il I ' i Refrigei litorM, :n c ztrs -le.-s., j ly Fans ma rapa. Window S'ji'cens, IS 1 1 ire doth. Bath Tubs AXj) L'izh. Covers. AT L. H. CUTLER & CO. 1 fV,7 To ci allies at NTS t ! ayior s. I!. -I pi, ,i -.ti. purposes IB the world. Fly.Extsrinmator. Cassard's Hams, aud Breakfast Bacon1 Cabin Eolic Tobacco 1000 boxes. ,'-,!: l",-rl. Tni ! Cream. !.! ill-1'- r,. Old ROCHESTER BEER. Ounn's Ice Cream Mi III Sliat6s, Coca-Cola, Mi Water, Lemonafle. All Syrups Pure. Made irom Best Fruit Juices, Tenney's CELEBRATED CANDIES. In Scaled Pnckc; - Roy sterns Fine Candies. whitm & muler's FINE PIIILA. CANDIES. ''' Florida Oranges. V. ; . If