Journal.
VOL. X1L-NO. 101,
NEW BERNE, N. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1893
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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OUSHtSS LOCALS.
DOHTfeUlo call and mo. We have
att received vprr Uuk tot ol the flnct
tall fed beef tod Lamb at Samuel Coba
9on. -.
ALL Pork Saawge and FVSS beef tlilt
morning. .. , N. Whittord.
7 i ONE GREAT NECESSITY. I wll th
Bed Hf Company's Oil which giret
good light and doe not go oat when
. burning. J. F. Tatlob,
- MY Freeh Good are beginning to arrive
call and examine my ttock o staple and
fancy Grocerie; all fresh and - offered
- cheap. . C. E. 8 LOVER.
I HAVE moTed my office to the building
on Middle St, formerly occapied by C.
M. Higgint, drnRgiet, nearly .opposite
Kafen Bakery. Dr. N. H. Street ti.
." WOULD CALL attention to our elegant
v line of children's suits and overcoats just
. received. The finest assortment ever
v shown In the city. Also some nobby
v bats and cap for the boys. A auavenicr,
-. McGintv'i Ladder given away with every
- sm( and overcoat purchased.
' o3 St Sol. Cohin.
TO GET best results from Hyacinth and
Easter Lily Bulbs get them potted at
the earliest possible moment after Sept
1st. Come around and select them now.
Have also Amarillis bullx and Carmellia
Japonica plants. R. Bkbrt.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED, on Satur
dar at clerking or other work, by an
adult student of the Collegiate Institute
of some mercantile experience, appiy at
- school or Moore's boarding bouse.
W. E. Wrd.
D. C. McMILLAN, Investment Securities.
150 Nassau St., New York City. No
transactions on margin or for speculation.
Correspondence solicited. a.
FRESH Grapes can be obtained at Tis
- dal's farm near the city at ten cents per
bead right from the arbor. -
FOR RENT A large and commodious
dwelling. Apply to W. ii. Bnnson.
WANTED by Mrs. A H. White, a few
Boarders. Uentlemen rreterrrcu. for
terms, sddIv 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 8. C. Hamilton, Jr.,
or at A. & N. 0. freight office.
TRY THE Journal business local colum,
Onlv 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 Beans for
'all planting, at low prices R. Bkrbt.
FOR RENT The Dwelling next door
to my residence on Pollock 8treet.
J. W. Stewabt.
GO To Street's horse 8tore for Livery
Fine ioarlster,s at Street's Horse store.
A FULL line of Spring and Summer
bumpier, crvmistfng of Caeviotts Black,
Bind vitt Br iwn Serge, Fine Check )sh
mor. Imported iuitinga. Worsteds in all
grado Satisfaction guaranteed.
F M 'Cuadwiok, Tailor.
At Hall' book Store.
HAVE YOU seen the latest im
proved window sash-lock. Very chetp
and strong. N. Awm
The sitaation in the Senate re
mains unchanged.
. It Is reported that yellow fever
has become epidemic at Jesnp Qa,
Gen: T.L. Bosser, of Charlottes
villa, V., an aounoes himielf as a
Populist candidate for Col. O'Per-
rall's seat In Congress.
. " There will be do difficulty abont
. the confirmation of 8immons. He is
oaly keeping company with a
- vonnir man by the name of Elias
who has no partiality for soli-
t Senator Palmer proposes an ad
journment- Tie said; "If the senate
were not: going to decide anything,
; why did it not quietly adjourn and
go abont Its business. n '.
r Senator Cameron has contributed
' his mite to the confusion which ex
. lata ' with " reference to - political
? lassifloatiou. It is: growing :"
' difficult to jndge of a man's atti-
; i tnde on.publlo, '.questions by the
affiliations tbatlte claims.--Wash-
'X lngton Star.' ' -:t.v
i' ?, I( is understood that the Western
silver Stoats"' will oppose th o a
flrmatioa ot Mr. Prast a, no'oiaa-
' ted ta bi dlreosor of th mint, One
of them to-day said that they woqld
. dm every means po-wiMt to dlet
the man wbom they charge' with, a
desire t- nallify the Sherman ac
' Ever? damorritfio .senator who
'-- has spoken for unconditional repeal
has deolaredin favor of enpplemen-
tary legislation in favor of silver.
Bat Mr. Cleveland is opposed to
supplementary legislation, and that
ends the matter- Now what are the
democratic going " to .do v about
The Albany Argus rises tore.
r, ark that "poor men are out of
flare as J'Sah!?rs and Ambassa
dors of the Unit : 1 States at foreign
csurta,'' which, if si, Is another
Ti-ry cooj rearioa al j i' i Minis.
f-rt end Atnbwa.lors. r.-':tt be
1 . hi ..1 ti, r t ' to
i ' '.j c;U;cs be a'., :
The Atlanta Constitution says;
''Each iwid every ttiator 1b of
the. opinion that the allrer problem
can only be settled by compromise.
Mr. Cleveland's opposition to the
compromise will not hare the ef
fect some anticipated. Senators fetd
that the responsibility i now on
them and they are going to aot.
The Silver Convention is in ses
sion at St. Louis. Gov. Tillman ia in
the ehair. The attendance ii not
near so large as was expeoted. Sil
ver is not the only subject to he
discussed. It is stated tint the
prime objeo; of the Cenveotion ii
the eetablirhmant of closer trade
ties between Pan-Amerlotn Na
tions. A New Orleao, special to the
Washington Post reprent the
great gulf storm of Itwt Monday,
Oct 2, asthe)mo8tdi8asteroas of all.
It says: "It will be some days Detore
the fall extent of the damage
wrought will be known, but it is
feared that the grand total will
pale into insignificance the number
of deaths reported from the storm
which recently devastated the At
lantic coast. At Bayon Cook alone
the loss of life reached 250 .
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. 3. Baxter New style scurfs.
8. Colin & Son Stall fed beef, etc.
N. Whitford All pork sausugc.
The soldier's Homo in Raleigh has now
sixty-three inmatex.
The yellow lever is still gathering
strength at Brunswick.
The victims of the gulf storm are cali
mated at 1.200 an appalling death list.
The Kings Daughters will meet at Mrs
Hendren's this evening at 7:80 o'clock.
An excursion will be run from New
Berne to Wilmington Sunday leaving here
at nine o clock in the morning una re
turning will arrive here at nine that niht
The Lexington Dispatch states that
the gold and silver exhibits from David
son county in the hall ol mines and min
ing at tho World's Fair are said to be
among the finest in the State.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society of Centenary
M. E. church will be held at the parson
age this afternoon at 8.S0. A full nt
tendence is desired.
Governor Carr hu9 appointed Dr. R. IT.
Lewis, Thos. K. Bruner, R. II. Speight, J.
Pittman and N. B. Broughton dele
gates to represent North Carolina at
the meeting of the Inter-State Associa
tion at Chicago, October 11th.
Mrs. Ida Kinsey, wife of Mr. Joseph
Kinsey of Fort Barnwell, died in this city
yesterday morning at four o'clock at the
residence of Capt. Thomas Gates, her
father. The funeral will be held this al-
ternoon at four o'clock from the Baptist
church.
JJrfG. 8. Waters while at work at the
carriage factory getting out carriago ma
terial, had the misfortune to strike one
of his fingers against the circular saw
which cut off the end of the finger and a
diaognal slice as far up as the middle of
the finger.
Miss Mollie Heath's school will be
temporially moved from her residence to
the Episcopal chapel on Gcorgo street,
on account of a declared case of diph
theria in the former neighborhood. The
school will be in the chapel from Monday
until further notice.
Mr. J. W. Small wood was rushing
things yesterday at the store east of Mr,
J. Tolson's getting it in such shape as he
wants for his occupancy. He expects to
open there with Btock of fancy groceries
about the 15th or 20th of the present
month.
It baa been ' decided to bold twelve
race duriog the next exhibition of the
East' Carolina Fair wiiich jwill be
held in this city next February from the
19th to 94th Inst inclusive. The race
will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday every day of the
Fair except the first and last '
One hundred and fifty thousand pouuds
of dried fruit is the amount, which the
Lexington Dispatch estimates' has been
shipped by the merchant of that place.
They have bought stack and stacks of
the Iruit. ; Of course this is a great help
to the farmers and the county generally.
Craven might do likewise if attention
were turned along that line, ty,;;;
' Four huadered person have made ap
plication for admission into; the State
Normal and Industrial School in Greens
boro, and still other, applications, 'are
going in daily. From the .first we. have
been pleased at the establishment of to!
institution. ? It i one that the State can
not feel too proud of) for it is filling th
long need of training girl and young
ladies in a practical as well as a classical
knowledge. With such a leader a Pres
ident Mclver and his able, assistants,
Messrs Claxton and Joyner; the school
can fall short of nothing less than a grand
success. ' - N j ' '
- coTros silks ;
: .y-63 bales, 7.50 to 7 T-8.
GTJIE1SA RACES.
Oeiigktfal Sport-Perfect fiaccea
RepetlUoa Delre4 aaa Agreed to
A large crowd witnessed the first meet
ing of the Gymkana race st the Fair
Giounds yesterday aftemooa.
They were a great success and it has
been decided to have another meeting
next week when new races will be intro
duced.
The judges on this occasion were
Messrs. Hughes, Hollister, Oliver and
Roberts.
The following are the names of the
races run yesterday, the manuer in which
each was conducted nd the names of the
winners. Two races of each kind were
run:
Scramble Rare. A third mile dash,
(,-o-as you-please.
Winner of first race F. Tiadalc, second
race P. LsMontagne.
Saddle and Coat Race. In this race
each contestant had to take off the saddle
his horse and his own coat, then put all
on including the buttoning of his coat,
then rnce.
1st. F. Tisdale.
2d. Ellis Williams.
Egg and Spojn Race. Each rider
was provided with a large wooden spoon
containing an egg. A ribbon tied at the
centre of the handle marked the closest
spot at which it was permissible to grasp
the spoon. Thus equipped each man
was to rule around the track without
dronmn!? the euc. In case one was
dropped the kiser had to return to the
i-taml, get auother and start afresh. It
was amusing to see the perplexity as to
how fust would be safe to go. the chagrin
manifested when an egg would be
dropped and the speed with which the
hapless loser would rush back after
another, the others getting a big start on
him all the time except when one would
meet with the same m'sforlune, which
would sometimes be done when the race
was almost won. It was a matter of
surprise, however, to see the speed that
could be maintained by some snd yet
maintain possession of the egg. The
winners were
1st race. F. Tisdale
2nd race, Ejlis Williams.
Umbrella and Cigar Race. Each rider
was dismounted and provided with a
eigar, match anil umbrella and required
to strike the match, light the cigar and
have the umbrella raised when the judges
stand was pasjed. The one who then
encompassed the ring and returned first
with umbrella up and cigar lit won.
Winners were:
1st race, Ellis Williams.
2nd race, J. P. Clarke.
Needle and Thread Race. Ten
contestants were provided with a thread;
ten ladios inside tho track cncloure were
provided witli a needle each. Vt the sig
nal contestant rode with all dispatch to
the one he had selected, handed her the
thread, she threaded tho needle and
handed it back, and then each man start
ed for the race around the track. In this
race a good deal depends on the dexteri
ty of the lady.
The winners were: 1st J. P. Clarke.
2d. F. Tisdale
Potato and Bucket race. A bucket of
potatoes were scattered on a certain part
of the track. Each contestant, at the
signal, rode there, found a potato, picked
it up, remounted, rode back and drop
ped it in a bucket by tho judges stand.
It was allowed to drop the potato while
mounted, but in case the bucket was miss
ed, dismounting was necessary. Then
back for another potato. The one who
first got four potatoes in the bucket won.
Winners:
1st, J. Scott.
2nd, Harry Roberts.
The races afiorded an evening of very
pleasant enjoyment Besides the winners
fifteen others took part in the various
races and the unsuccessful ones yesterday
are anxious to try again Prizes will be
offered next time.
Those wishing to take part will please
makeltheir entries either to Mr. Matt
Manly or Mr. LaMontagne.
Coming and Golne-
Father Peter Marion, of Raleigh who
has been visitinir Father Quinn left for
bis home yesterday.
Miss Carrie Maybew and Mis May
Hendreu left to spend a week or two in
Baltimoro and Washington.)
Hon. V. it.' Simmons returned last
night from Washington.
The family ol Mr. W. P.. Hall retura-
from a visit of a few weeks to relatives
In Wayne county..- , ; , ;.
Mrs. 8. W. Willis left to spend a few
weeks with relatives in Raleigh. -
Mr, Wm. H. Pearce and his daughter,
Miss Anna,' are back from High Point
where - they have - been spending 'the
summervX. '.' f-,.i.YY--' t
Mr, John W. Van Kelson of Norfolk; is
in the city, stopping at Mr. W. B. Smiths.
v Mr. J. J. Disoway returned from -the
Worlds Fair. . v: j. '.'"
! Mr. C. R. Thomas returned from alien.
ding Supreme conrt at Raleigh.V'
Mrs. Windly and Miss. Oliver returned
from the western part of the Stato bere
they have been spending the Summer ;
YY "Excursion to Wilmington. X
An excursion train will he ran from
New Berne to Wilmington,; Sunday Oc
tober Btn isaa. : ; - ...- . 5
Fare for the ronnd trip ll.SO. .
Train leaves at 9 a. m. Returning ar
rives at a-n. m. " Tickets on sale at offlcs
of W. N. & N R. R. on morning of ex
cursion. Jsoi S. Manix, Agent,
Soring to 5ew Berne.
Capt. Geo M t'rupon, the very diver
conductor on the r guiar p msengrr train
of the W. N AN It. II. has rented the
new houso nl Mr I. II Cutler's on the
cormr "f Polli- ;tiul llernc streets and
will slmitly ve his I'nm.ly up from
Wilmington anil m:4.e this his home.
Mr. .1. W. Jo:ni r, also connected with
the roml w iil also m:il;c ilos his home n t
no distant day.
Mr. F. J. Hage. Jr., of Duihain ami his
friend Mr. J. E. Walls, also of Durham
came in M mtay to lit in the city aw hile.
Mr. Ilage was a New Heme 1kv and we
are informed that he intends to move
back to New Iierne. Mr. Ilage is one of
the best ornamental painters in the State.
His bumu hai for several years been in
Durham, but lie has also travelled well
in different parts of the United States so
that he add to his skill a knowledge of
styles, etc., in vogue in vnrious parts of
the country which stands him in good
stead. Though Frank lelt here w hen but
a youngster he has not liccn forgottOn
and will havel.ttle difficulty in I eel
ing at home again among our people.
Mr. W. N. I'ugh, a carpenter and
slater, who with his son "Mai" who is
lolloning in the footsteps of his father,
same to our city a lew weeks ago ami is
preparing to move his family from Dur
ham here. These gentleman
have proved themselves during their stay
in our midst goo.t clever people and
have wade numbers of funds. They w ill
make a desii dile addition to our popu
lation. ( Ithei new "iners to our city are Mr.
W. I". Il eli s, ;l eiiiur.-.etor Irom Mt.
Airy am! his family. Mr. Hodges came
without advance preparation relying on
the reputation that New Iierne is ac
quiring and aMv sustaining lor being
go aliead place an 1 he was not disap
pointed. Very soon alter his arrival h
secured .lie contract tor ouiluing a new
residence for Mr. .1. S. McDaniel and tin
was quickly followed by another to build
the passenger depot and Ireiglit ware
houso for the W. N. &. N. It. R. all of
which work Mr. Hodges now has in prog
ress.
1 he anove arc just such citizens as Iew
Berne wishes to secure. We hear of
others s'.ill w ho expect to move heie.
May they continue to c me.
A Sin til Kire
A sm .11 unoccupied tenement house on
Metcalf siieet w.i.s di-covered to be on
tire bet v, ecu three and four o'clock
Thursday morning. It was bla.i
stiongly when liistsecii.
The alarm was promptly sent in fron
the nearest tire alarm box ami notwith
standing tin: considerable distance that
had to be run a stream of water was being
thrown on the lire in about five
minutes from the time the alarm was sen
in. Both engines were on hand promptly
and the work douo ranks among the
most successful in the history of our
remarkably quick deportment. Thou
the fire was in a thickly built up place
and the flames were burning briskly be
fore the alarm was made not another
building caught and the first was not
burned down.
As the building was not in use the fire
was evidently set puiposely or by some
vagrant making use of it. It was th
property of Mrs. Mary Cook, of Ashevillc.
Two hundred dollars would probably
cover the loss.
Work at f bo A. & N. C. R. R. Shops.
EDglne No. 10 of the A.&N.C.R.R. has
just been tvned out of .the shops alter
good over-hauling all ready for the fall.
The construction of an additional fish
car has been begun at the shops. It will
be of tho largest size 80,000 ponndi
capacity and will agree with tlio cars
used in the regular mad and passenger
train by having an extension roof and
canopy top and also the Janny safety
coupling. In fact it will
a car as well adtptcd in every way to its
uses as can be built.
Abont the Directory
ilessrs. Hatchetc and Watson are now
busy at work taking the numbers of the
business houses and private residences
for the directory. They have no diffl
culty in getting the business houses cor
rectly, but not one man in ten can give
his residence number correctly. To avoid
errors, they would bo glad of your num
ber pnt on a postal card aud dropped in
the Post office.
They will close up tho work this week
and go to press next Both the subscrip
tion price of tho book and advertising
rates are low.
Tlgllant aad Talkyrle, "..
Yesterday was the time for the race to
come off in- New York between ; the
English, yacht Valkyrie and the American
yacht. Vigilant, for the championship- of
the world. A telegram received during
tba day said tho race was postponed by
reason of high wind, but it seems to have
been late bat not successfully. . The fol-
owing' is" a telegram received last night
by Mr. J. YT.Moore : -'.: ,
. ."Race i off.; Vigilant had mishap,
Valkyrie was leading." r s v - w-L.
-;,--'Steamer Yaaeehflre.
On and after October 8d, and until
farther notice the steamer vanceDoro, t.
Q. Dixon. Capt. will sail . for Kinston
every Monday tod Thursday making all
landings.1; Office-. and'yfrehoTie.. foot
craven street; ' 1 s .v-v- -v s.
COUSTT COM1ISSIOSERS' PRO-
CEEDI5US
Monday morning, IK'. 1
The Board met at the Court Ibmsc in
Berne at 11 o'clock, a. in.
Present, Commissioners -I is. A llrs.in,
m'u; W. C. Brenc, M II (' irr. E. W.
mallwool ami J. A. Slea-iows
Oi.'ere l, Tint J. V Harr. 11. col , !
rtiited permission to remove his pluce ot
usiuess as liquor de.der to the store one
oor sonth of the one he now occupies.
Ordered, That UHn payment of the
roper tax to the shentl license Ik.-
ranted lieni. A'ramsou to peddle on
it lor 12 months from date of license.
OnlereJ, That the fees lor service of
road orders by the sheriff and constable
be and is hereby fixed at 30 cents.
On motion the Board took a reress tili
xt morning at 10 o'clock.
Tuesday inoricng,
Board met pursuant
On
to
3, U3
ad joiir.i-
Th
incnl.
Present, Commissioners Jas. A. Bryan.
hin'n; J. A. Meadows, E. W. Sinalhvood,
W. C. Brewer and M. II. Carr.
The Board proceeded to draw a jury
for the fall term of court, 1893, when the
Mowing was drawn:
FIKST WIKK.
1st Township A. M. Williams, Chas.
I. Atkinson, .Ino. 1 Smith, W. N. I.augh-
jliouse, Samuel F. Lancaster, .Ino. R.
Buck, Bennett Jovner, W. B. Wigguw
lud J. Ii. Atkinson.
2nd Township. David A. Purify,
Brvan Wiley. Wm. Arthur (laskin?, S. A.
verington, Zach Toler, Allu rt Fiilchcr,
d W. C. Toler.
3d Township. E. II. Heath, Hubert
McLnhorn, Oliver Fisher, John II. Haw
ins. R. F. Daugherty. and II. T.
White.
5th Township,
(ith Townshiji.
W. T. (Jrovcr.
If. I. Tolsoii, Jacob
Dove, colored.
7th Township.
8th Townsuip.
liradham, J. P
9th Township.
Owen Rogers.
E. W. Dickinson, ('.
Voliva.
S. S. Wetherington.
W. Wadsworth,
A. II. Pate, W. II
D. Arnold.
Wetherington and F
SECOND W EKK.
ship. J. A. Purser,
1st Tow.i
D. .1
Fulcher, II. J. Smith, Noah (i. Cat.
2nd Township. Daniel Toler,
Wm.
llollowav, Jessie Eveiington.
3rd Township J. E. Waters,
I.uk.
ones, Jessie lute, col.
5th Township. J. F. Smith.
(1th Township E. (!. Weeks,
sjtli Township. Mark Di-nswav,
M. M
pock, W. II. Houghton, E. S. Wolhrd
W. C. Willett, Ceo. C. Broaddus.
Ordered, That upon payment ot th
proper tax to the suerin, license n
nted John M. Wright to carry on th
uisinessot wiioirsaie anu retail neaier 111
malt liiiuors at his iilacc of business 111
the city of New Berne on east side o
Middle street on market dock in E. R.
Mace's building formerly occupied by A
II. White, he having tiled an application
signed by six free holders of the first
ward of the city as the law directs.
Ordered, That tho commissioners' at
tcntion be called to chap. 214, section 0
of the laws of 1893.
Whereas the Commissioners hilve been
petitioned by a large number ol citizens to
obtain possession of Street's and Nelson's
ferries and to establish tho same as free
ferries and also to establish a free ferry
between tho City ol New Berne and the
North side of Neuse river.
And whereas the revenue of the county
ire at now sufficient to meet the current
expenses of the county,
Aud whereas the cost of purchase or
lease and establishment of said free fer
ries would involve the contracting of a
eebt largely in excess of the power of the
Commissioner to make without the con
sent and concurrence of the magistral es
ot the county; it is
Ordered, That the clerk nolify the
magistrates of tho county to meet in joint
session with the Commissioners at the
Court House m the City of New Berne oa
the fiut Monday of November, at 12 M.
Bills allowed.
On motion tho Board adjourned
Hold Mining: on the Increase.
From the Churlo.tte News we take the
following statement in reference to the
development of gold mining in ilecklen
burg:
"Mr. W. H. Case, of Burkeville, Va.,
has rented a dwelling on the corner of
Graham and Eighth streets, in this city,
and will remove his family here in a few
days. Mr. Case is a mining expert and
the wonderful production of gold in Meck
lenburg within the last tew months at
tracted bis attention. Ho will invest
heavily in gold dirt here and start some
bitr minins work on foot
If the mining interest in this part of
the country continues to grow in value
for few more months as it has in the
past few this country will have scenes
akin to those in California when the gold
fever broke oat there. The mine at bur
face Hill Is being worked stilL and is
paying handsomely. There are many
bands that work there, and on Sunday
the number of visitojs is simply immense,
An old nine on Anderson's Creek, in
Caharrus county, has just been dis
covered to be very rich. The miners who
left it as being "played out'' wcro mis
taken, and had not reached the best part
of it. The Shinn mine in Cabarrus is
yet being worked by improved machinery!
and yields nice quantities or ui yellow
metal. . .!? 'iV . . v ... v.. ;
The maa who Is not dolig - nis
best, is not doing Anything t that
Goo) wants aim to ao.
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ti. mo-.! I ' 1
a coin, '. y : . .
ch;l,!i 11. i :, . i
erotlp wiser.- I ':-.
tic one u .- . ! :
berluin's i'iij'i
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cent hoM i,-s for
D.fiii'titrics n
they c.tunot- o i-i
trusts in G"'!.
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iaxter.
Nearly op;.o-;;,' llipt: : Chureh.
NEW STOKE, NEW GOODS
But an old h.itnl in ''.i;irge of the
BUSINESS.
Late of the firm 0: BAHIUNGTOS
& BAXTER, li-w returned from
tho NOHT11 :nd is nu v ready for
his friends with a tiettonaily nulec-
ted Mtflck of evcrvthitip; d -tsired in
tho way of
MEN'S, P.OYS
and Children Clothing
AND CEN I'S' OTHER
umishmgs,
SCARFS: Them' New Style Trs
have arrived. tD.m't ft. 1 1 to
nee tht-ui.
A l luilCf hllliplj" nf
GEIE.JL OBY GOODS
Ladies Dres Goods
AMI
NOTIONS
All jiinr an ivo-.l from i.'io not th
orn marlicts.
EiPecul H'tiutioQ it e.illed to
our hnu of
Ladies Fine Hose,
including extra eizes
Examine our pUmk for any thing
yon want.
W. B. SWINDELL,
Head SiiU'sman.
We can't be beat on quality and
prices.
Sue oar flu liuo of Geute', La
dies and OHildreua' SUot-.
FEEE SNUFF.
Ten pounds Lorillard Salt Snuff
given FREE with every 100 tba. jon
bar of me until Oot. 15th. (1 lb.
glass jars excepted.)
; CHAS S. HOLLISTER, .
The Wholesale Grocer.
tar..ir b.ik ri; pojer " V?
,:':i(3l8trl)t,
5 I
THE HUMAN RACE
Can't Get Along: Without Us
WKAItEHERE
to supply them, and
being here for that
purpose, we are de
termined to do it a
little better, more
thorough-, and more
advantageously to
our customers than
any one else.
Nsw We Have
READY FOR DiSfEGTION
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l -VI b'.ls
Sno;ar af. Refinery's
prices.
V 1 1,1)1--. Mi, hijr:lu & Kentucky
Hours at mill irice.
lil)!s. Wylio Smith & Co's.
H')v;il Crown, ti nest flour in
th,- w.irld.
'' (.'i.lVee bought before
the ad vn nee.
on bbls. M.,1 is-es and Syrups
PRICES LOW.
,'.-" bxs. Soap Hoc Cuke. Octa-
Kun, Rising Sun. etc., &c.
oiH) Seks. Sliots All sizos.
'hi Kegs Powder, FF Sr FFF.
ion bxs Ulieese Finest in the
city.
iu tubs Very bluest Butter.
IO11 keirs Lorillard snnIT Snpc-
t, r
ial discount of 10 per cent.
'2j bbls. Gail c- Ax snuff-. 5 lb.
jars, Factory price,
ion cases Canned goods All
kinds and descriptions.
OUR STOCK OF
Dry gosdf,
Bssts & shoes
Is Cuniplctc in cvei'vy way.
We also carry a
good Hue of
Hardware
AND ALL
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
IN FACT WE TRY TO KEEP A
Cnnnrnl 0nnl
UDIIUIQI OIUU1V.
OUR PRICES when QUALI
TY is Considered cannot k- be
beaten. "
Respectfully, .y-i' -
EACKBUM i .wniKT,
New-NoV47&49 Modi St.
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