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i i ' i OTJRNAL. VOL. X1L-N0. 158, NEW BERNE, N. C. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1893 PRICE 5 CENTS. THE BUSISFSS LOCALS. FOR Fine Bocf and 3m'l Coun ft Bon's. ' frnaagts go to WOULD CALLtlrotlon to our eleptnt line uf children's Mitt and overcoata just . raerired. The finest awortmrot ever Uown in the city. Aha . tome nobby halt ami cait for tbe boja. A auovenicr, McGinty's Ladder given away with every ' tnit and overcoat purchased. oS St. Sol. Cobbs. LOST r A pafr cf Gold none spectacle be- tween Bt(t l Big IkVa and N. Wbitford'i beef tall today. Tba finder will be rewarded by bringing them to Big Ike'i clothing Mora. St. ' TO GET beat results from Hyacinth and ' Salter Lily Bnlba get them potted at ' ' the earliest possible moment ater Sept. lit. Come around and select them now. Have alto Amarillii bull and Carmellia ; - Japonica plants. R. Brrrt. - TO THE Ladies While in New York last week I secured from a leading Cloak ' -'- Manufacturing Concern their line of sam-y- plea for tbif tea son. I will have them on exhibition at my store today, and will ' ." . cloae tlicui out withoot reserve at at very X low prices. Sol Cohen. . TEN THOUSAND bars noc Cako Soap . 'at J. F. Taylor'a. Kvery body wanting - '.'to bay, or get the advertising tickets re ' deemed come down. if. ON account of being overloaded I make '. a special offer on sugar cured Hums and Shoulders for this week only. Lowest prices and beat Hams in city. J. F. Tailob, EMPLOYMENT WANTED, on Satur day at clerking or other work, by an adult stndent of tbe Collegiate Institute of some mercantile experience, apply at school or Moore's boarding house. . W. E. Ward. D. C. McMILLAN, Investment Securities. ISO Nassau St.. New York City. No transactions on margin or for speculation. Correspondence solicited. tt. FRESH Grapes can lie obtained at Tis dal's farm near the city at ten cents per bead right from the arbor. HUYLERS Candies, Bon Bona and Chocolates, iust received at Gaskill's Phsrmacy. FOJt BENT A large and commodious dwelling. Apply to W. G. Bnnson. HOTEL Rales in Chicago A good hotel atll.OOadav. If you are going to the World's Fair, stop at the Niagara Hotel, fire proof, Jackson Street, between Michi- iran Boulevard and Vabash Avenue. 300 Rooms. Near business ceutre. Six routes to Worlds Fair within two blocks; only fifteen minutes to grounds. $1.00 dav. 31 lm. "WANTED by Mrs. A. H. White, a few Boarders. Gentlemen Preferrred. For terms, apply to her at her residence on Middle Street, next door to Kafer's Bakery. FIFTY THOUSAND LATHS for sale Free from knots and extra width and . length. Apply to S. C. Hamilton, Jr or at A. & N. C. freight office. TRY THE JourRal buRiness local eoluni Only ten cents a line for first insertion and five afterwards. tf. BROWN BEANS for table use at 5 cents per quart. Also Seed Peas and Iteans for 'all planting, at low prices R. Berry, TOR RENT The Dwelling next door - to my residonce on Pollock Street. .: , J. W. Stewart. There are about seven ty-hve ca- - sea of malarial fever in and around - r Brnnswick. A: Brunswick has had seventy oases of fever and nine deaths One in eight dies. "" Governor Tillman, speaking of the Aiken lynching, said there was not the slightest excuse for it, as oonrt was then in session. The supply to date, of this and ; v last year's crop ..leftover, is 774, ; 868 bales, against 1 ,035,755 last '.'''-year. " -; ;; - " Aocording to the report of the 'Ctrtah Oommission . to the Federal .Government, polygamous marria- - ges are now things oi the past. A Thirty-seven miners are entrap i;H' ped in the Mansfield mind, in Mich 3-" Jean, "by the rushing in c the wa ; s tent of a mer, It. was .Impossible t j for any "of them to escape. ' V - Five negroes .were hung at Mt. ; Vernon Georgia, Sept, 26 for mnr- 'der. Three of them, Luclan Minael, Hiram Jacobs and Hire' Brewing .';"' ton, were rrom North Carolina. . ' Tbe editor -of a Georgia paper, 'A in critioizing a contemporary, say He kaneerood over -the fence of prevarication and Ifaocy Hanked ': through the wood. of eqaivooa- tioo? ;';---f,.: .: :-: - A dozen or more alligators" sav- ; agely attacked, three fishermen in '.: sonthern ; Florida. 8even of the saunans ' we're killed. Oae of the men had his leg fearfully lacerated while the battle was going on. A Woat Virginia women, who never had any edaoational advanta ges, can speak any foreign langaage after listening to a conversation in this respect are wonderful. The girl U young and pretty, and rich farmer in the neighborhood has . o Cored to educate her. .. TbU littlo dipping Is going the round. Lis.en, oh,, maiden; joo who are um delioate to asiat tbe mother ia her household work.. Ad average waits takes a danoer over boat three-quarters of a mile. A Ul with a well-Dlled program travels 11 J miles in one evening." A St. Lotus woman has lately perfected arr invention for making sweet potato Hour- The process includes peeling tbe potato and drying the peel as a food for live took, drying and grinding the potato into three grades of floor, and also slicing into Saratoga chips Tbe Washington Correspondent oi tbe Atlanta Gostitation says that "Mr. B. M. Blackburn, of At nta stands bt fore the publioas tbe only man who has refused a con unlet) i p from this Adtniiiistra- iou" Tliis in a mistake. Major ob- binw, of Statesville, N. 0., refused tie oousulsUip to Dnndn, Soot and. Col. I. W. Avery, the gallant ex- Oonfoderate cavalry mau, journalist author, private secretary of Gov- i nor Oolqait daring bis gubernat orial teiin, a ;d more lately pro uioter of direct trade between the in'li and Europe, is in Washsh ngtou pruxsing his candidacy for tho post of United States minister to Norway and 8weden. Colum bus Enquirer. LOCAL NEWS. NEW AD VEIi TISEMENTS. Sol Cohen Boy's suits and hats. Chas. S. Hollister Free snuff. Sam'l Colin & Son Fine Beef and Sausages. Cotton sales yesterday, 47 bales at 7:30 to 7.55. Special meeting for young people at the Baptist church tonight at 8 o'clock. Come and bring your friend. Dr. N. H. Street has moved bis office to the building on Middle street nearly opposite liafer's bakery, formerly oc cupicd by C. M. Biggins as a drug store. Fifteen more cases of yellow fever are reported at Brunswick, Ga. ContribU' tions and help continue to pour in but there is yet much distress and suffering n the city, The cool weather will enable the water works company to begin laying the pipe pretty Boon which will be duly appre ciated by those wishing so strongly for the service. The first of the stores in the Gaston House into which the lower floore is be ing changed by the remodling is finished stiowing very prettily. It will be used as the bar of tho hotel and is already occupied by B. H. Bergeron, formerally of Goldsboro. The Helen Russel English Sports per formed last night to a crowed house of males only. The audience was well pleased and showed it in vociferous ap plause. It is a good variety show and some of the burlesques very amusing Tbe dancing by the females was very fair and tbe drill decidedly good. Trains Running Through Town. A report has in some way been started to the effect that one railroad la allowed to run its trains through the city taster than than tbe other. This is a raistake- The two are treated exactly alike. We have seen and read tbe agreement be tween tbe city and the railroads on file at the city clerk's office for ourself, and each one is denied the privileges of run ning any engine or car within the city limits faster than three miles an hour a very alow speed under a penalty fifty dollars for each offense. It may tx interesting in this connection to call attention to what constitutes with in the city limits. V ." Along the line of tbe A.4N.C.R.B. this covers a'.l the track from tbe old fort beyond the macadamized road to tbe channel of Trent river. Along the w. JN. t jn. K. K. it covers from End street to the channel of Neuse river. - . ' . -'- ; : - Any train or engine . running within these areas faster than spoken of is liable to be snapped up by " an officer at Any time and tbe penalty enlorced. ; Fire Alarm and Police Patrol Systems. Mr. B. F. Blackall, of the Gamewell Fire-Alarm system, spent yesterday In the city and while here made an exami nation of the one in New Berne and found itall workingroperly.' .-v , ,. Mr. Blackall is en route to his home in Rochester, K. Y., from Augusts,- Ga, where he bas just finished putting in police- patrol, system which' works after the manner of the fire ' alarm. Under its workings a "policeman who' makes an arrest does not have to leave his beat but simply enda the alarm to headquarters and two policemen, in a box wagon specially designed for the purpose, , start immediately and with all reasonable haste to the point from which tbe call came and Sring in the arrested offender. ' Wnki'i lUalaaary Oafereac. amAT asincta. The annual sermon before tbe Woman's iaaionar,- Convention was preached by Rev.R. F. Bumpasa, of Beaufort at 11 m. Sunday morning. It was a sound iscourm abounding in historical mission ary data, touching on missionary work in general, but with special reference to it as carried by tbe Methodist, and especi- lly through the operations of the society now in session. In tbe afternoon the Bright Jewel, ex ercises, with an address to the children by Rev. D. Atkins. D. !.. took tbe place of tbe regular Sabbath school. Tbe Bright Jewels is tbe juvenile mis sionary society which works in connec tion with tbe Methodic Sabbath schools f tbe State. It was originate ! and the first organization t-fficle I in Raleigh bout ten years ag by Mrp W. 8. Black now ot Oxford, whose husband is tbe Superintendent of the Orphan Asylum at that point. Mrs. Black is now the corresponding secretary of the Woman s Missionary Society and ixpected lobe present and take part in the deliberations of this occa sion but was prevented by an attack ol nervous prostration from which she has been suffering and for which she is now at Buffalo Lithia Springs and is improv ing. In the prayer of the afternoon ses sion special petition was made for her peedy and complete restoration. 1 lie address ot Dr. Atkins was one well suited to the occasion. He has the liappy faculty in a large degree of being able to interest and hold tbe attention ol clnldrcn ana thougti ins address was suited to the capacity of children it con pd nuggets of wisdom from which the adults in the audience could well rofit. 1 lie missionary acrostic J lie vviiole World for Jesus'' was formed by each ol twenty-one girls reciting a verse of scrip tu re, at the same time holding aloft the initial letter of the verse. Her recitation bcins finished the letters was hung on cord so small as to be invisible to the au- iencc and the next verse recited in the same manner, the letters at the close forming the suspended acrostic with very pretty effect. The recitation and singing exercises by tho children was a very charming feature ot this meeting. "The Church Rallying Song" by tho Sabbath school choir with which the meeting opened was beautiful. The air is pleasing and the rendition by all that could be desired. The music at all tbo meetings has been very good. The reading, "A living Sacrifice' Miss May Hundren with singing responses by Miss Stella Roberts, was a well chosen selection and quite impressive With the singing of "The Crowning Day is Coming" tho afternoon meeting slosed. At night Rev. Dr. Atkins preached a very fine missionary sermon from Romans I 12 to 16. mondat's prockeuirqs. Yesterday morning Mrs. R. A. Willis read a paper from Mrs. L. W. Crawford on "How to Make the Monthly Meetings Interesting." It was so admirably pre pared that it is desired to have it pub lished in leaflet form. Mrs. John R. Brooks, fraternal dele gate from the Western North Carolina Conference read an excellent paper. Mrs. Brooks first entered into mission work filteen years ago in this city and her rem cniscenae of the work were very delight ful. Mrs. Lee Johnson of Weldon read a strongly interesting paper on Mexico. Also Rev. Dr. Atkinson made a short talk. Tbe election of officers in the afternoon for tbe next year resulted as follows: President, Mrs. J. A. Cunninggim, of Raleigh Vice President, Mrs. F. D. Swindell, of Goldsboro; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. W. S. Black, of Oxford; Recording Secretary, Miss Blanche Fen tress of Wilmington; Treasurer, Mrs. R, P. Howell, of Goldsboro. Superintendent and Treasurer ot Juvenile work, Mrs. W. S. Black of Oxford. District Secretaries were elected as follows: Raleigh district, Mrs. R. H. Whitaker; Durham district, Mrs, T. J. Cozart; New Berne district, Mrs. 3. A Simpson: Fayetteville district. Miss Emma Page; Warrenton district, Miss H. A Spiers: Wilmington district, Miss M. J. Hawes; Wilson district, Mrs. F. A Woodard; Washington district; Mrs. Jas. Maboney; . Rockingham district, Miss Tannin Wrwvl - . Fraternal delegate to Western Con ference, Miss. Blanche Fentress. . . .'' Mrs. R. F. Bumpass read and excel lent paper on Brazil. . One' of the above ladies, Miss Fentress of Wilmington, bas never .missed a meet ing of the convention during the entire fifteenj years that have elapsed since it was organized. ' Another one, Miss Hawes of Wilming ton, is a returned missionary from Japan, who had to oome back on account of her health, a few months ago. She intends however to again : take., np the foreign missionary work, -"-i -?;'! i ! ; Another of the ladies, Miss . Fannie Wood, of Rockingham, rs a daughter of Rev,. Marcus L. Wood, one of the first missionaries to Chins. -J? y---i wJ "The reading of f.be reports from tbe district was finish id. ,v A. telegram -, was Sent, by the cor res- ponding sericurr i veatioo to Mr. V secrelarv wli.f idi l-elialf "f die con S !in( I:. recording ;'revfiiled attt-n- dance and a rry rco-i' to the fr;c rm' -jrr, t m tion wn a id. .': - l ii i addition iil.le qU"t i four Lr l '(us t'liri.-: 1 - ii reply was 1 T n n: . The hi. 1.1 im-c'i- : f r ence. Coming ami tioin? Rev. W K. E.I Iff. f M..ivli. t.l Citv. came un -t'-r it. i.i : t. at tend the MisMoitii.y 'i.f ii-i-.,-e nu 1 is the guest ol Mr. T. W. D.'wcv. Rev. C. i. Vardill h I'l v ifi.! iy nmrn- ing for Fayetteville altei li t'.i nil who have been spending l:. -1:11 in i 'u. rt Judge H. R. llr.m l It f, r Wil u:i:t:t n to hold Superior court. Mr. P. U. Pelletier went don n to Jack sonville on a business trip. Judge A. S. Seymour K :t yslc-r.!.iy oiorning tor Richmond, Va , to hold in connectic.il Willi twoothc-r Fcleral judirea the United Statu Court of Appeal. Mr. L. II. Culler, Presid.-ut V. S. N. C. R. R. and .'. Ic-i't t.i vi-.it the Chiulwick of the A. 4 his daughter, Mhs M i tVorld's Fair. Miss Gertrude Ba,''.y an.i Mi Whitl'ord left to enter the State -s Aun'u: Normal and Industrial School ut lireeixl Miss Zither linker of Siell i. vho h: been vis;tiii Mi-s Nellie W ilker h it to enter tho S ate N'.m :ii:i1 an.l I'ldiHtrial School. The stea.ncr X- :!- 1 rough! in the following pav-i ngci-: Mi. S. II. Scott returning from the World'-. Fair and a pleasure trip oil the 1, ikc and in Canada: Mr. E. ii. lv.hciu and Mr. Wultir Harrington r. tumiii, business trips. Miss Susie (iilioh up on tile morning afternoon on the st fioui noithetn of IL aufort, i one train ami left in the ainer Sense to enter Norfolk Female College. The steamer Sense took out the fol lowing other passengers: Mr. S. C. Hamilton, leaving for lio-ton on a busi ness! trip ho will remain about a month; Mr. W. 15. Blades lea-, ing for Elizabeth City on business; Mr. ('. J. Scheelky for Martinsburg, West Virginia, on a trip combining business nud pleasure; Mrs. W. C. West to isil relatives iu Kli.ahetli City, and Mr. ('. I!. Keelcr of West Point Light House. Royal Shoals, en route to Buffalo, N. V., to spend a month with relative-'. The family ('.: T. .1. Turner re turned from Kin-ton. 'During my toi in of service in the army I contracted chronic diarrhoea"' ays A. E. IlcnJing, of lialsoy, Oregon. "Since then 1 havo used a great smount of ruedioinc, but when I found any that, would give m re lief they would injure ray stomach, until Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhvi Remedy was brought, to my notice. I u-'ed it and will nay it is the only rem dy tb.Lt gave mo per manent relief and no bad results fol- Ow. For sale by J. V. Jordan. Helen Russell's Spoits. The Helen Russell Company that, by misrepresentation and the unaccountable endorsements of tile managers of the Charlottesville and Danville, Ya., opera houses hy telegram, got the boards of the Messenger Opera House lor i nday night, gave a pertormance that w as void ol pro gram, music, plot, point or merit. It was entirely without a single feature to commend it, an I how it could be en dorsed by any reputable theatre manager especially in the South as it was by several telegrams, as above stated, to the management of the Messenger Opera House, is, indeed, su' prising and unac- couutablc. Tne company is without a single ar tist, either for singing, dancing, graceful ness or refinement, and is wholly repre hensible. Wo shall not ccaso to regret that it was accorded an engagement in the Messenger Opera House.'' Goldsboro Argus. Vocal ami (iermaii Class. Notice is hereby given that a thorough. sistematical course ot Vocal instruction will be opened by the Rev. Mr. I. Kaiser on next Monday evening, October the 2d, at the Collegiate Institute at 8 o'clock All those desirous of joining the class will please, either notify him hv mail, or by calling at Air. Moore s Boarding House, SoutliJront btroet, where ho may be found. These Vocal studies will be con tmued uninterruptedly during the coming winter, every Monday and Thurs day evening at 8 o clock sharp. Mr. Kaiser will also open a German class, to those who desire to acquire the knowledge ot the German language and literature. For either of these branches Mr. Kaiser will charge the very moderate price of $3 per month payable in advance. Ho will also give private lessons in both branches, at the house of pupils, if so desired. UnUuren wisuing to 10111 the Oratorio class, must present themselves at the Collegiate Iostitute on Tuesday afti moon October 2d, at 4 p. m., for tbo first re hearsal, as those who come later will not be admitted into the class. "I consider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a speoifio for croup. It is very pleasant to take, whioh is one of taa most important requisites where a eomedy is intended for use among Children. I have known of oases of eronp where I know this life of a lit tle one was saved by the use of Cham berlain's Congh s Remedy." J. J, LaQrange, druggist, Avoca, - Neb, 60 oent bottles for sale J. V. Jordan, .-f'a 'i,- -'vx -' " 1 ' " 1 1 . . " ' ' W '- Steamer Tsnooboro. . ; , i On and after October 2d, aid until further notice the steamer Vanceboro, T, O. Dixon, Cant, will sail , for Klnston every Monday and Thursday making all landings. Office' and warehouse , foot Craven street MORMG WILL IUW AT Li ST. For the JoUHKiL. The shades ol evening now appear, Tlic twilight wsms I fir ni-bt is near The weary wtnl ly grief opprvse.l. Can oH suv "Ir.l, thou kuoc-t lest." Yet I tain would iw, I dvl so I-re-l, Help me to l-:ir this l,i aw load, Ion life's s'rs p and drcury r..ad. For I . I the shaft has spe I the l. oi. An.l two itii-jht son have Im-. ii o, low, flealli loves a shiumg mark. Help me. oh, Father to yiild my will to thine, Let nature not rebel. Though with a broken heart it Is Let me both feel and sav, -'Tin in doestall things well Thy player is heard on high, the Father lie er passes his children ly, But bending low to earth, He hears the mother's plaintive cry. Full many a trial of grieT, the mortal child must know, But not a tear of sorrow shall unheeded flow, So prayer to mu Ik' breathed in vain, Who feels thy every throb of pain. My dealings often seem hard when viewed by mortal eyes, Hut they are in mercy Bent, with heaven ly love Intent: And in a purpose deep, a blessing often lies, uuscanned by those who weep. Lean hard on me my child, and while sorrow's billows o'er thee roll. Keep near my side, and thou sliaU stem the current and the tide. And reaeli nt last the goal, the harbor for the soul. The woman who works, and is tired, will find a special help in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Per fectly harmless in aD.y condition of the female system. It promotes all the natural functions, and builds up, strengthens, regulates and cures. For women approaching confinement, nursing mothers, and every weak, run-down, delicate woman, it is an invigorating, supporting tonic that's peculiarly adapted to their needs. Hut it's more than that, too. It's the only guaranteed remedy for all the functional disturbances, painful disorders, and ohronio weaknes of womanhood. In "female complaints" of every kind, periodical pains, bearing-down sensations, internal inflam mation, and kindred ailments, if it ever fails to benefit or euro, you have your money back. The freshness of vegtables is pre served by putting the stalks only in oald water. Dr. P. A. Skinner, of Texarkana, Arkansas, is an enthusiast in the praise of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, lie used it for rheumatism, and says: '1 found it to be a most excellent local remedy.'' For galo by J. V Jordan. FREE 8NUFF. Ten pounds Lorillard Salt Snuff given FllEE with every 100 lbs. ou buy of mc until Oot. 15th. (1 lb glass jars excepted.) CHAS S. HOLLISTER, The Wholesale Grocer. (o3 lstp lw.) J.J.Baxter, Nearly opposite Baptist Church. NEW STORE, NEW GOODS But an old hand in charge of tbe BUSINESS. Late of the firm of BARRINQTON & BAXTER, has returned from the NORTH, and is now ready for his friends with a personally selec ted stock of everything desired in the way of MEN'S, BOYS and hildrens Clothing AND GENTS' OTHER Furnishings, and a choice supply of GEHEIiAL DRY GOODS Ladies Dress Goods AND All just arrived from the north ern markets. Especial attention is called to onr line of Ladies Fine Hose, inolnding extra sizes. Examine oar stock for any thing yon want. W. B. SWINDELL, Head Salesman. We can't be beat on quality and prices. Bee onr One Hue or (Jents', La dies and Ohildrens1 Shoes. World's Fair Accident Tickets. RATES: -5 days . . , $3,000 . . . .90 10 " . . . , . t 1.25 15 " . . " . . . teo 80 '!." .'. 150 v TAKE ONE. -v y..-Ay- S - ' ' YY. VL. UiilVHiK, US. AC'C Msoalefy Pure K. cream of tartar bakine powder llwhest of all in leavening Btrentrth. Latest Unitkd Statks i;ovkilkment Food Rkpokt. Roval Bakino Powpkb Co., 1o Wall St., N. Y. IX THE SWIM. I' is stated by ihosa- wb ise judg ment in relUblo that tbe recent rains and (.tortus vicinity from 2,") have damaged the to 33 per vn ari l crops our interebts are uionlicul the F.irmers, and a.i we to .i . r x'rnt draw rt, wn have npon them lor a supi deoided to d. basinets tuia season upon a magiual profit ho small that ,'ou will be a.stouishe;! when yon call at our place of business, No. 67 Follock Ravet, and examine our large and attractive stock. The old plan of doing business at 50 per cent, profit is played out and the new one of buying goods at the lowest priuoa and giring it to your trade has saperceden the old. The od proverb quick penny is lietter than a slow shilling'' shall be oar polar star and by its guidance we hope to reach the harbor. We appeud a few prices which yon do well to uo'e: N. O. Plaids 4c. Yard wide white, homespun Ij. (iOd. in Bine storm serge, 10 imtUes, Very tine tjn tlity serg-i colors reiluo-il trotn W) co 05c Dress Merge ia c !ors reduced from 50 to ;ir. All wool striped dress good1 reducod from 50 to Black good i'i endless variety aruong hicli we qtioto a fine silk warti Henrietta wortn.l.tio lor i;o. Respectfully, E. H. & J. A. MEADOWS CO. Maxufactchkks OF. Meadows' Special Guano's FOR ALL CHOrs. STANDARD BRANDS : Meadows' Great Potato Guano. " " Cabbage " " " Allcrop " " Pea & Bean " " " Tobacco " " " Cotton " ' " 10 per ct. Ammonia- tin Guano. Meadows' Great Labos Guano. Importers and dealers in Meadows' Extra Early 1'eas, Kamit, Acid Phosphate and Agrioultuoal Cliemi- oals. CTrackers supplies a speoialty. E. H. MEADOWS, Pres't. J. A. MEADOWS, Sec'y. & Trcas. Works Neuse Uivcr. Office Union Point. FOR THE BLACK DIAMOND MINSTRELS Will irire another grand performance at New Berne Theater Wednesday night, Oct. tn, itjvs. see tne grana STREET PARADE WEDNESDAY Reserved seats 85cts. dress circle 80cts, gallery SOcts. Ticketson sale at Elliott & Green Barber Shop. Door-open at 7 o'clock. II. O, Houston, Staee Uanasen T. EL Richardson Manager; Jos. E. KcDaniel THE HULUII RAGE Can't Get Atom Without Us WE ARE HERE to supply them, and being here for that purpose, we are de termined to do it a little better, more thorougly, and more advantageously to our customers than any one else. Now We Have READY FOR INSPECTION 150 bbl3 Sugar at Refinery's prices. 5(10 bbla. MichicraD & Kentucky Flours at mill prices. 100 bbls. Wylie Smith fe Co's. Royal Crown, finest flour in tho world 100 bags Coffee bought before the advance. 50 bbls. Molasses and Syrups PRICES LOW. ViO hv5 Knnn TTno Cnlr Ort.. gon, Rising Sun, etc., &c. ;i00 Scks. Shots All sizes. 50 Kegs Powder, FF & FFF. 100 bxs Cheese Finest iu the city. 50 tubs Very Finest Butter. 100 kegs Lorillard snuff Spec ial discount of 10 per cent. 25 bbls. Gail & enuff-5lb. jars, Factory price. 300 cases Canned goods All kinds and descriptions. OUR STOCK OF Dry Goods, Bods & shoes Is Complete in evervy way. We also carry a good line of Hardware AND ALL FARMING IMPLEMENTS IN FACT WE TRY TO KEEP A General Stock: OUR PRICES when QUALI TY is Considered cannot :be, beaten. ; r . .''-- Respectfully, ' s f ? - ' MCKBDBK Wniffl,' New No's. 47 & 49 Mock St. , ' "' r' --f i-'.v'.-v;";-v-'.vVT.'vr
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