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,1 , Daily Journa SSiVOL. XII.--NO 72 NEW BEKNE, N. CM FRIDAY, JUNE 23. 1893. PRICE 5 CENTS5. t nn JL HE 'CV-V' BUSINESS LOCALS. FOR BENT A house with and kitcHen on East Front 8t. Ehoch Wadswortih. bix rooms Apply to j28 8t. WANTED a situation as bar tender or in Grocery store. Over two years experi A enee. Apply to c. c. Care of Journal office. j22 8t. SEVEN 8PRING Water on draught at ; Gashill's Plisrawy tf MISSES FAN N IE "and '.IeTinie" Miller, formerly of Nbw Rerun, olTor co d board by day or week :it No. 117. Faynttoville atreet at Raleigh 1 IT lm. . MA.NT bicycles arc priccil at $150; but there is not fl case on recoid where they were sold fur $150. Why ? Because they nre nut worth more than $100. Yet persons who own smell goods flatter them selves that thev nre owners of first ciass wheels. Evidence of insnnity I The "Columbia," model 32 is priced at $150; and we will Rive $500 to the person who can legitimately buy tliem for lcs9. Why ? liecauso they are worth it, every cent' Columbias sell for from $110 to ,$1M Waverlies are worth $100. W. T. Hill & Co., Sole Agents. DTJFFlf'a Diarrhoea doi-dial A props ration whhich has been in um for many years, with c: ot MtUfacttm to all who tiave used it Compo3od of Vegetable Aroraatics, Astringents, Carminatives aril AnliRBptios Plonsant, Harmless and Effeotire. For Diarrhoea, Dysen terry, Summer Complaint, Cholera, Cramps and Pain in tho 8tomach t!iin medicinn Is used and endorsed by Jud?o H. R. Brvm. Mr W. TI Hrvey, Mr John B Youm. and a nunobor of other oitlzens of this and surrounding conutlos For sale by derlors in the adjoining counties F. Diiflv. A FULL !ino of Spring and Summer Samples, consisting ofChnvintts Black, Blue and llrowu Serge. Fine Check '"'ash mors. Imported uit.ins. Worsteds in nil grades Satisfaction suArantee'l. F M Cliadwiclc, Tailor. At Hall's book Store. GO Ti Htrect's horse 8tore for Livery. Fine rovUre;s at Street's Uorse store. ELEGANT Saddlers at 8treot's Horse tore. MtSil Sacrammital; Port snd Scupper nong Wines for sale by Jas Rkdmosd. I. CALVIN Schafler's Wild Cherry Rook and Rye, put up exuressly for throat and Inn? diseases, for sale by Jas Redmond DUFFY'S Malt Whiskey for Medicinal use, for salo by JAS Redmond HUNYADI Jnos Mineral Water, the best Natural aperient. For sale by Jas Redmond PURE Corn Whiskey for sale by Jab Rhdmond. DUFF Gudon for sale by Imported Shorrv, Jas Redmond. IMPORTED Holland Gin, Burko's Bass Ale and Burke's Guinness' Stout, or sale by .18 Rmpmono .75,001 CHI Vlt it very lo liuros for wholesalo aud ro'.ail traie for sale by Jas. Redmond. .GARRET'S Cocnao Brandy used very . much iu the Bick roam For sale by Jas Redmond Several of the crevasses on ;Mifl8iB8ippi are being closed. the A trial trip of the cruiser Mon tgomery, bnilt at Baltimore, will be imade within-a fortnight. Th nrniser Atlanta has been ordered borne from Greytown. Her condition is suon that she will probably have to be ordered oat of commission. Every day in the year not less than 940,000 persons in the United Kingdom have to be fed by the ' Government. London alone has 100- 000 paupers. ; According to ex Senator Ingalls, the reason women do not vote in -" the United State is because they ; do not wish to vote. When they aball desire the suffrage It will be -' presented to them, with theconjpli- mente of the donors. They get all they ask for. ; " ' Ihe fao torywiU be the material salvation of the South. It will draw thousand! of men from the mass of -"agriculturists, and make them con ' same ud pay good prices for the . prodaots of our farmers, while they in tarn prodooe the articles of neo .esatty needed lo every (armer'a " ,home.t - - . Patrick H. Winston, United Sta tes District Attorney for Wnshing- ton, the United States Marshal, AollPntar of customs at Port '.Town-send, a speolal agent and bIx fsneclal agents and six special in isnf ntors have been dismissed by 'Becretary Carlisle for fprmlog a conspiracy to smuggle Chinese ana oplnm In ""rom the Wonnree, itr "' ' - ritory., ". OaeOhlnaman has been louod .hn nnxioni to be deported. Ah VT r located in the Man- tana Statu prison oo a life sentenoe nnirlBcted to register nndr the i f swfeki -m the , Gery law.;. He has now hiied a Uwyer : to nroseoute him nnder that law and have hi m banished, claiming that the national Btatute la the ; para mount law in his case, lie ' ooght to go. He U country " y t too smart tor this A Bavarian aeronaut named Koch has a scheme for a new gnid able flying appratna, and the Bav arian Ministers of the Interior and Education think enongh of him to grant sixteen hundred marks to enable him to carry out his ideas. He ha? described tils plans in a pamphlet entitled "tfrup Human Kljiujr, as the Preliminary Condi tion of Dynamio Aeronautics." Ha will U rut acquire the neoewuary Rkill binrndf, nod oil jir.ict'ce over the Like of Constance. Tlw Pfince Regent of 11 lvarm !H much inter ested in the mutter. New York LOCAL NEWS. JV'A'ir AD VEll TISEM A' A" TS. Howard, Enoch Wadsworlh House for rent. Miss Lizzie Borden can get her revenge by going upon the stage or the lecture platform. The railroad commission has begun the assessment of tlic seventy-railways in the State. The Chinese rule a beheaded banker for every broken bank may yet have to be adopted in America. The insecurity of a number of tlic Government buildings at Washington has no perceptible effect upon the number ol office seekers. Ocracoke is n!so having jjood iuliing. In two days last week one boat caught j!500 pounds of trout with hook and line. Tlie Washington Progress says that l y actual count there nre fifty marriageable young women in the city with not half that number of marriageable young men. One Alabama man refused a $2,000 f ederal olhce. lie hasn t had a mono. mcnt erected to him yet, but he ought to have, and it should be a big one, too. One dollar of the money made by a trucker on Ins potato crop invested m the Weekly Jocunal will insure his keeping posted on the news until I he next potato crop comes in. Mr. L. A. Coulter, Y. M. C. A State Secretary, conducted the Presbyterian prayer meeting hist night and held a prayer nicetiug in the Y. JL C. A. Hall for young wen afterw ards. The number of people who say they always favored opening the World's Kail on Sunday is surprisingly huge. Whether this is the influence of the decision or merely the desire to be on ihe wiuninc; side is not for us to say. The Greenville Reflector tcils of thre cases of diphtheria being discovered m the fsniilv of a colored man. The house was promptly quarantined, and there is no apprehension of the spread of the disease. The four-room addition, which Mr. 1). G. Smaw is building to his residence, is getting well under way. It has a large boy window, and add much to the build ing in both roominess and appearance. The Sunday School ol the Church of Christ will hold their annual picnic at Bellair today. The school will meet at the church at seven o'clock and march to Broad St. where they will take wagons. Geo. W. Vanderbilt l.as purchased 20,000 acres of land in Henderson and Transylvania counties for a game preserve which, he 'proposes to make one of the finest in the world. Superstitious people see more than a mere coincidence in the fact that on the same day and nt almost the same hour he funeral of Edwin Booth, brother ol J, Wilkfis and the falling of the floors of the old theatre in which Lincoln was assasinatcd, occurcd. Sunday there will be an excursion from New Bcrnc to Morelicad City returning tba lame day at the low rate of 11.00 for the round trip. The train will leave New Berne at 9 and arrive at Morelicad at 10:80 a. in. Returning it will leave Morebead at 8:80 and arrive- in New Berne at 10 p, in. The but and team which lias for several years been run with regularity by Mr. J. W. Stewart in connection with his livery stable business has been sold by Ii'ji to Mr. W. A. White. Mr. White will keep the head-quarters of his transfer business at Stewart's stables, so that patrons will notice bat little change in its manage ment. The selection of Prof. J. Y. Joyner to fill the vacancy at the State Normal and Industrial School caused by the resigna tion of Prof. E. A Alderman is a good one. He is a man of p actical ideas with a large fund of inlorraation and sound experience. His having accepts bly filled the position of superintendent of the Goldaboro Graded School for sev eral years shows that he Is in evory way qualified for his new position. Rabbi Kaiser requests ui to announce that to the many inquiries whethor non Israelites' are admitted to their divine tervlcct, there Is only one answer: at no time in the history of the Jewish people has an outsider been excluded from at tending said temoe, therefore, any body is welcome. Tbesubiect of Rabbi Kaiser! sermon this evening will bo "The Secret of Israel's Life." The! services on FiHay evenings commence at 8 o clock and on Saturday morning's, at 10 o'clock Coming and Going. Mrs. W. J. W. Crowder arrived last night to visit her daughter, Mrs. Alex Miller. Mrs. Emily Thomas returned from Rocky Mount where she has been visitiug her son, Rev. Fred Thomas. Mrs. W. F. and Miss Mattie Rountrec relumed from a visit to relatives. Rev. W. II. Willis and bride nee Miss Bernicc Bagby, daughter of Kev. Mr. Bagby, pastor of Centenary Church, Greensboro, arrived last night from that town wh'Te they were married yesterdtiy morning at 9 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Wil lis lire at his mother's, M-s. C. P. Wil'is. They will leave Ibis afternoon on the siea iR-r Nensc for llieir home, Plymouth. Dr. J. 15. Sbcircr of I) iidson College and Dr. Hvatt of Kinston were among llio.-e w ho passed through en route to the Acmblv. Mir-. Wm. Watson and her daughter. Miss JiT'dr, have gone down to the Atlantic Hotel. Jlr. S. C. Hamilton went up to Ashevillo to visit his wife who is summering there for her health. Jlrs. Jennie Hughes and Mrs. Mc K. Nash lefl for Asheville to spend tho summer. Jlrs. Henry Bryan of Tarlioro, who lids been visiting Mrs. O. II. Onion left for her home. Kev. L. C. Vass, D. I)., left for his home in Savannah vesterday and Mr. Oeo, Alh n returned to Raleigh. Uev. F. L. Reid, D. !., President of Greensboro Female College, came up Ironic Morelicad and spent the day as the guc -t of llev. It. A. Willis returning to Morelicad at night. -Mr. I.eon Iticliaruson ot Henderson is at home visiting his father Mr. N. S Richardson. Jlr. and Mrs. O. E. Slover are among the Atlantic Hotel guests. J!r;'. C. W. Hussey, of Elizabeth city, alter spending a few days with relatives in the cily left to visit at Adams creek and ITarbwe. Her brother Jlr. Elijah Taj lor, of the former place is to be mar lied next Wednesday night to Mis? Addie Small of l he latter place. Miss Mattie Ihrie of Pittsboro Mr. Dems'e Grimes and Misses Mary and Charlotte Grimes of Grimcslaud who came lo attend the marriage of Mis- Minnie Bryan to Jlr. H. I.. London left, returning home. Among those who went down to the Atlantic last nirht wcro: I'rof. G. T. Adams, tho families of Jlr. JI. DeW Stevenson and Jlr. G. N. Ives, Miss Iv .il.ieen Bryan, Messrs. Mdan Howard a'ld Karl Richardson. A Bay's Body Afloat in Sense River. Wednesday afternoon near night as the schooner I. C. Willis was nearng New Heme Capt. Noble and the others on the boat spied out the body of a wl ite boy apparently seven or eight yoars of age floating in the water near the buoy iu Ncuse river closest to the city. Being heavily loaded and not having a small boat no effort were made to recover the body, but alter the Wiilis hud reached the wharf a searching party was organ ized which traversed to and fro about a mile in the neighborhood of the buoy, but without i licet owing to the coming of nigiit. 1 he body appeared to be uniting up Neusc from some point below New Berne. Nothing has been heard here of any accident or of any one being missing consequently no conjeclurc can be made as to who the child was. Some of those uccustonied to the river think tiie parties on the Wil'is were mis taken and that the object seen was mibs-shapen log or something of the kind that as it lay in the water presented at it little distance the appearance of a human body. A Severe Fall. What came near being a fatal accident happened to Jlr. W. B. Blades about 11 a. iu. vesterday at his saw mill. A crooked log that was being raised up the slide turned unexpectedly and knocked liim off. He fell twelve or fifteen feet, among a pile of raft poles, striking on his side and head. He suffered sovere bruises about the body and a slight concussion of tha brain, but no bones wero broken, Mr. Blades did not recover conscious ness until about an hour after the lall, and dining tho day he was in a comatose condition a eood part of the time. In the afternoon ho was brought over from the mill lo his home in this city accom panied by his physician, Dr. N. H. Street and was resting easier and seemed brighter at night. Mr. Bekastion Watson's trunk factory adjoining the Gaston House is turning oat some pretty and serviceable trunks now, in grades ranging from those that sell for $ l.OOup to $10.00 each. The lat tor is a very strong trunk, known as the Everett. It Is supplied with the very best clamps, handles, holts and locks known for the purpose. Trcntoa High thool, Prof. W. H Rhodes, Principal, held its commence ment exercises Wednesday. Mr. II. B, Hardy, of the North Carolinian, who was present Informs ni that they vera good. Tho attendance wai large; tha declama. tions of the boys, tba tinging of tha girls, to:, was fine and the address of Hon. F. H. Simmons, of New Bern was splen did. The exercises closed with a concert at night. This took place after Mr. Har ny left. TEACHERS' ASSEMBLY. Historical Sketch Description Building. of Opening of This, tho Tenth Session- Personnl Mention -Complimentary Sail Col. Waddcll's Address. FIRST DAY TUESDAY, .IUFB 20. The "Assembly" was organized in 'frl, and incorporated in 88. Its first session was hold at Waynesville, the next two at Black Mountain, aud nil since at More- head City. The attendance beginning with three hundred and sixly-live in '81, reached over three thousand in '91. It has had eight presidents, the first ot whom was John J. Fray, of Raleigh, vho died soon alter the close of his term of office. All the others nru now li Ing. The Assembly has a fine property here, situated iu a very eligible location. The tide water laps the shore at the very foundation of its building, and the breeze as if still hearing the long ago voice, Awake, O North Wind, and come thou South," seldom fails to yield a hearty response, sometimes from the landward side, but much more frequently from the broad expanse of the Atlantic. The giounds tbough not amide, are sufficient, and, the building is nn ex cellent one, plui tiTJImt neat and substan tial, and the lower story being divided into many rooms is of great convenience and utility, while the upper story, ex cept two small rooms at the front, is all comprised in one main hall. The grounds and building arc in noj way connected with the contiguous hotel property, but are owned in tec simple by the teachers of North Carolina, the title being vested in the board of trustees and their succes sors. The cost was about r.ine thousand dollars and is fully paid m:- The Assembly is (he parent of the Southern Educational Association, which represents over 80,000 teachers. The hall is hung with excellent portraits of all its presidents, and those of several promi nent educators, and contains many other decorations. Since the hist H'iou new seats have been put iu remarkably neat and comfortable folding settees, groutiy improving the appearance, and affording a seating capacity of nearly .-eveu hun dred and fifty. When the opening hour arrived a fair audience, perhaps three hundred or more; had gathered. Alter singing "Corona tion, Dr. Reid ol Greensboro, conducted 1 nief devotional exercises, and President Btair made a short address of welcome. The time of the morning session was oc cupied with addresses byEx-Gov. Jarvis, Judge Wiuston of Oxford, and P. M Pearsull of Jones county. The music: is in charge of a .Musical Director Jliss Jt.iuiie Bobbins of Ral eigh, assisted by Jliss Whitaker, of I, Grange. Many noticed the absence of Jliss liessie Wo: tliinglon, w ho so pleas antly and gracefully and acceptably ful filled the duties of that position 1 1 t year. We missed loo, w ilh regret , tiio pres ence of Jliss Gertrude Jenkins, the esti mable lady and ell'usicnl stenographer of a year ago. Her place is tilled by Jliss Rachel Blylhe, (l lady of "gentle blood," being a daughter of the last chief of the Cherokee Indians, her mother a sa.xon. In size she is jx-titc, but finely formed, has strongly marked Indian features, with bright dark cyea, and wealth of jitty huir. Her complexion like Scott s Lady of the Lake, is "slightly tinged," but so fair as not to suffer in comparison v i t Ii those among whom she moves. She lias the pretty conceit of wearing nt her throat a little gold ley and mby cherry, w hich in tcrprcts itself Chero-l.ee. She is a gradu ate of Judson College at Henderson, has taught several years at the Asylum at riiouiasville, has been with Secretary Harrell during the past year, and is an accomplished stenographer. In the afternoon the boatmen gave a complimentary sail to the members of the Assembly. A good numbir availed them selves of tho opportunity. ''The breeze blew freshly," and a very enjoyable time was had. At night a good audience, say six bun drcd. greeted Col. A. JI. Waddcll, t ) hear his famous address on "Socialism.' The speaker was at his best and was lis tened to with grucious attention. Much and varied comment and criticism were elicited. Some said it was a "third parly" speech, which it plainly was not, Others that it was a "good political speech." others that It was "quite too nearly a political speech for tho occa sion," etc. It certainly evinced much thought and careful preparation, and was fruitful of good suggestions. A "fixture" at the hotel, is the night watchman, a son of Ham, who however spells his name Jones. Ho was liorn nt Raleigh, but before tho war was body servant of Jefferson Davis. Ho followed his iortunes during the war, was with him at the time of his capture, and only lolt him at Fortress Monroe. Recently, he drove the train of six horses which conveyed tho body of the chief front tho Railroad station to the capitol, and went to Richmond expecting to do simi lar service there, but it being decided that the artillery should oarry the body upon the caisson, it was unnecessary, B. - - Beit Bread la the City, -Large loeyee delivered at ... S - cents Cakes and plea constantly on band and made to order, tf, C,V. McGanas ., Minor Improvements. Mr. J. B. Holland who recently opened his dry goods business on Pollock street opposite the Baptist church has swung out his sign. Jlr. Holland is one of New Berne's uniluslrioiis, inassuming and hnrdj working business men. He is held in high esteem and carries ii (-elect stock and his past years of successful experience will stand him iu gooel stead in going forward in his mercantile career. Jlr. Jf. Halm is having the front of his livery stables brighlv painted in blue with appropriate trimmings and will have it rclettered also. We notice also that .Mr. John Dunn, one of our most wide-awake merchants is repainting his front very tastily. O'hcr houses have made similar little improve ments, which, while eaeh one is but a trifle in itself shows the increasing interest Hint our people are giving to attractive ap pearances. This interest extends not simply to their stocks and buildings but to the pivements in front. These alien lions to attractiveness in little details is commendable. Our Young Meu. Jlr. Geo. Gaskill, another of our young townsmen, has launched out into business for himself, has purchased, the business formerly know as the New Berne Drug Co. on (he corner of Pollock and Middle Sts. Jlr. Gaskill made a good record before the board of examiners of the Slate Phar maceutical Association and w ith his gen tlemanly deportment ami attention lo business as he has proven himself, he will no doubt receive that confidence and patronage from the public of which he is deserving. It is a pity that more of our yoiii.g men do not learn some trade or profession. Sir. Gaskill has thus fitted himself for the battle of life and it is a wise step for all. A Suspicious Death. We hear of a death at Goose Creek, Pamlico county under suspicious cireuin stances. Geo. Green a white firmer of the neighborhood, quarrelled with bis wife Sunday, and, it is said, threatened to kill her. That night she died, though she had not been sick before. Strangely enough her husband refused to let the neighbors have anvtoiug to do with the corpse, or even view the face ot the deceased. Ho attended to the shroud ing himself and looked after the burial. These proceedings coining to the ears of the roioner seemed so queer that an in cpiesl w as decided upon, aud Thursday the body was to have been dug up for the purpose. Assembly Oratorical Contest. I he inlcr- ollcgmtc oratorical contest ot Hie I caeliers .setnlily takes place lo night. The contestants are lo b under gradua trs or graduates of IN!I: of the I'tih ersit ie and male college's of the Stale. Tin orations ere to lie certified to .n the unaided productions of the speakers, and no oration is to be less than ten or lilt, minutes iu length. Two of the judges are to be chosen bj the Assembly, two by the contestants and these select a liflh. Sweet childish days that were as Ion :is twenty days are now." W viiswoimi We have something that all the boys will want, a lot of Patent Leather PumpB, sizes 3 to 5, price $1.50. New lot of Canvass bicycle SboeH in white, russet and black size 5 to 9. New lot of belts, star sash vests and Collars and Cuff Just reooived by Wednesday boat Puff Bosom Shirts in white and colored. Full dress shirts dude bows and new lot underwear, J. M. IIOWAUD. (iaskllt's Pharmacy. Having purchased tho stock of the New Heme Drue; Company, I am pre pared in every way to till all orders for drus. chemicals and patent medicines. Everything to lie found in a lirst class, well equipped Pharmacy can bu obtained nt prices us low as are to be got ten in the city. I ly a close and conscien tious attention to business, I hope to secure a fair share of public patronage. The Hoard ol Examiners of tho Stale Pharinacutiele Association have declared, according lo law, that I havo tho ability necessary to correctly attend to my business, and my patrons may be sure that 1 shall do so. Besides this most excellent recommendation, I am a gradu ate from the Pharmacy Department of the University of North Carolina. Your at tention is called to a few ot the many specialties to be found in my stock : Wing's Privets' Atkinson's(importedJ and Venard's Perfumeries, Coudrav's Toilette and Sachet Powders, Lublin-. Powder and Extracts, Lavender and Lilac JWaters, Woodbury's Facial Soap. Of Dentifrices, Toilette Soaps, Tooth Brushes and dainty Toilette Articles, I have a full and care fully selected stock, j am peculiary and specially prepared to fill prescriptions with that degree of care and prccission which such orders should receive. Geo. W. Gaskill. Sea Breeze House ! MonsnRAD Citt, N. C. Near Teachers' Assembly. TEHM8 ; tl.00 - - Per Day. 30 00 Per Month. The coolest house In the olty. The proptletor will do hia beat to pletee btsgaeaca, J. T. EATOH, ; ? m. M " PROPRIETOR. J14d lm. Fure or. Mil Highest oi ail n Latkbt U.Nirr.o Food Kf.poi.t. ItoYAL Bakinu 1 St., N. Y. Wholesale Market Proditcf Beet, 4ac. Beeswax 'Ji) Cotton 7 to Corn, iroi i Chicken--' .V Ducks, Kik' I I I. l-al-i HO.- in .".iv.: 'ini'.r, -:co v amino ."iiiaCOe! lial'.'jl-'-'e. Kiel 1 MT,, H.;,'.l ( ji'C'SC, Me. I fl.lMI. Hides -Dry Mini, cell, 2 l-'Je! dt b Llllob alive " I Gats, 'loe. reamils, s l.-.V Sh.-cp, -h. ii. d Sheep, full. wo. Tuilu ",ll ! 1 J.I .1. UMMCil A SOX From A. fc ' .', KUMi R mm! Trip for Sovco Hpn'.-itJ, N C. ATLANTIC & N. ''. HAIL IJOAD CO.. P seenger D .pt'ttuient, Now, liorn-.? c , Jono Lm, PJUI3. TO AGENTS A. & N, O. H It : -rou.sd trip tickets. Uerf:or tiukeb! - ill be no!d fiom your rtation to CnHre.i'p;" to p.iineo visiting (he sbnyn twines ( !,lin fol lowing rr.es ol m.-.i for tin. R.unS Trip: From ilobisboro 70 'i'uscarur.-, SI 71 " Hesla .ilu N. w H-rnn 2.2". " Bnlliog CJi 'li II") Kivcrdslu 2.7"). " Kmscon til c rusUn a 00- ' Cadwell . -.I .avelock 3 25. Dover X Newport 3 " Core Crock 1 f:0 Wll.iuood ;t - ' Mjiehnid Cuyitf'jO. T.okets on SB' J. i. - Jt) Ii i, e con tract li.'-iCto . ni.ii iW.-i,! i-i,uu o re turn to Oct. 30:h, 'J3. C3""A11 ticketH miiHt be tu ikV.. S L. DILL, 'i p. A. MM AND SLIPPERS Have Arrived, And with thorn other gooda of Iheir kind for ladies and Hiauea. fi fe. A few lucre j.icc.'rf of I bat Plaid and stripped Lawn, wliioli sell for l.j el ;. 10. did We have oil.cr lliiiie nice and cheap, ( Vine :.n.l ."ec. tt IJAlUUNUiOy K HAXLKH In a'l Lines. Belting', Lace Leather, Saws, Pulleys, Pipe, Pipe fittings. Rubber & Leather Belting. IN STOCK.. Orders tilli-d promptly. Disoswav & Churchill. Craven St., Next to City Hull. AT Mrs. S. E. Credle's. By tho Day, Week or Month. south I'Koxr sr., oi'posin: J. A. ML.vnows' Tabic Supplied With Tho Bast the Market Affords. wvmm mm Having bought out tho BOOT and SHOE Shop of N. Arpin, respectfully asks a continuation of his patronugo at the same stand on Pollock St., guaranteeing good work and satisfac tion to patrons. All kinds of HE PAIR WOE solicited, ty Give me a trial. dwtl c I"! Pi0'' Bomwlr for Catarrh n 9b I I Eulest to TJ.e, and ciiMkt. II r Wawlssiisref i I j Bold bjrDnWRl.U often tbxmmn, Lai SO. 8. T. llMutln. Vunn, tt, LJ vi ::a ( luvi.it.vui-.NT J. L H I J I'ov.iu.u c.t 100 Wall Bvfiilk v- - - rvJ vr l Tfiks Time by the FsrSsck, And v?hile the op portunity lasts take ad vantage of it, and buv vour goods of us. 13 worth a dozen Or a million sieraay s At your earliest convenience, examine our stock and prices and you will certainly liml you can save money by paironiin us. We m sdl, for a few we "ft The Finest 1 1 V : Toilet soap ia the market "at v 22c Jper Now UfflUKKUWS CaEOa . ... -'.v'V.:' Si :" i ; .' ,:. ' 4$ i y; tomb Troiy, v Ik:ihrn fi l7i:!:U
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