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1 Journal. VOL. XII.N0.1G9, NEW BERNE, N. C. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1893 PRICE 5 CENTS Daily - BCSIXISS LOCALS. CHOCOLATES AND BON BONS Jmrt receired freth at OtikiU'i Pharmacy. 8EE TTrorj Brawn for fin ojstcrt, cor ner of Umm'i drugstore. - if The postmaster General ha of fered a standing reirard of 11,000 for the arrest and conviction of any person -ho shall rob the mail while passing over star route and t250 for any one who shall attempt to rob the malls la transit. This re ward is to stand daring the fiscal jear ending Jnne 30th, 1891. LOiiT: A baoeh ot kry at or new port ofllos, Return to 8. H. Stkut. It WX WILL Hare Walant, Chocolate and .Vanilla Tn today. Now? 4 McSomxt. DO XT fail to tro to Sam'l Cohn & Son for extra fine stall led beef, veal lamb and aanaages to-day. PEARS Fine Keiffer Pears on sale this morning at the atoro of K. R. Jones' at $1.80 per bushel. J. M. Frank. Offloisl confirmation ot the news contained in the dispatch sent by 0pt. Picking several days ago that Admiral Hello, eommandlng tne insurgent Brazilian fleet, had agreed not to bombard Bio de Jan eiro again, has been leoeived at the State Department from Minister Thompson. LOST A bunch of keys (apposed to he sear the poatotnee Finder will be re warded by leaving same at this i-ffice. tf. MR. - J. R. STARLING opened bis . Garmeot Catting class at Mr. Barringtou's sewing machine room Monday morning. His lady teacher Miss Lorena Henderson . has arrived and tnken charge of the jltm. - . It BIO lot of the finest cheese at the lowest prices. J. F. TAYLOR. TO GET lies' results from Hyacinth and Easter Lily Bulb set them potted at the earliest possible moment ufter Sept. 1st. Como around and select them now Have also' Amarillis bulla and Caruiellia Japonic plants. R 3kbrt. Thanks" is a miserable ex. preselon, oommonly need by per sons who have not had the advan taees of eood breeding. Every fa vor received and civilly shown deserves to be recognized aud the smallest acknowledgment the re oipient ou make if to say or write "Thank yon." The vulgarity of ''thinks" is on a par itb postal curd correspondence.- Detroit Free less. p yamcn aotrapuodsauoo 'aoiinsads joj jo uiliasiu uo itionoBiuiu-) 0 'to 110A 3K '8 n8K OBI FRESH Grapes can be obtained at Tis dat'sfarm near the city at tun cents per bead right trnin the arbor. FOlt RENT A large and commodious dwelling. Apply to w. u. unnson. FIFTY THOUSAND LATHS for sale. Free from knots and extra width and length. Apply to S. C. Hamilton, Jr., or at A. & IN. J. freight office. HAVE YOU seen the latest iin proved window sash-lock. Very cheip and strong. N. Arfin TRY THE Journal business local colum, Only ten cents a line for first insertion and nve afterwards. tt. GO To Street's horse Store for fivery Fine roanster,a at Street a II onto store The gold reserve Wednesday stood at 130,687,000 its lowest fig ore. Representative Grady is credited with having mmle on excellent flDeech in the House lat Thnrs -day. The Post says: "Ths next impor v tant night session will take place . r at Coney island and will be monop ;. olized by Corbett and Mitchell." - It is expected that Senator Ban som will make a great speech when the Elias Simmons case conies np : in executive session. The loss in the eogar and rice erops In the a ea of the Gnlf coast ravaged by recent storms is estl .' mated to be 25 per cent. o( the whole. The ship Valkyrie, of St. John N. B., was swallowed np by quick sands off the coast of Sable Is land. . : . Mayor Qllroy, of New York city, has appointed October 31 as "Man - hattaa Diy" at the World's Pair. ; ;- ' The eastern marshalship noml nation awaits the confirmation of the collectors. To President does not want - to do any " farther wjrk to be snarled op in the Senate. -A diapitoft from M)tnj nay th6 . there are an aver aga ou 10(1 oases of cholera reported daily in P lt mo although the government - di lutes that tua oadook" U sertaui.' . The cotton spinning and weaving bnmne.'s : is in . a taiMt pro-poroiis caaditton in EngUud.Tae weavers ud spinner of ". M-tiohii5eeex- previa the" gt" rtett", gratiUoation at the condition ol trade in tb t oity, It takes 720 tons of cardboard year to furnish thin conn try with postal caids and give country post mistressesee an opportunity to learn the secrets of the neighborhood.- Griffin Call. , ;f - Evertbing is done by congress I mate now, and the latest Chicago notion is an oyster congress." Ten to one the thing will end in a stew. Al bany Herald. - They are doing Senator Allen injustice in saying "he talked about everything on earth. ' lie did not conSoe himself to this planet. San i a and Stars all came in to ; 78 his Boholarly criticism. II ' 1 ereryt'Jrj but the Cr Ex-President Harrison thinks "we are sowing the seeds of disc ird in breaking away from the natiou il election laws." and ha ha-i deliver ed himselt of an argument to a Chi cago interviewer to prove that '' must have pure elections " This oontentiou i sound enough, Tod daw la Mr. II irn-toiiV taus.s ii in the assumptiou that a. I tnn purity is with the "bloeks-of-flve" party, and that its chief vestals are Johnny Davenport and his '-heelers." Phil. Raoord. LOCAL NEWS. NEW AD VEI2 TISEMENTS. Howard. Lost Bunch of keys. Henry Brown: Fine oysters. W. D. Wallace Tax notice. Mrs. B. Whaley Millinery oponing. II. B. Duffy Grand reduction sale, C. Disosway & Bro. Closing out sale. J. J. Baxter See those Mcintosh coats. W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co. Dress Goods. J. W. Stewart Horses an.l mules on the 17th. COTTON SALES. Saturday ISO bales, 7:5-8 to 7:7-8. Mr. R. D. Hancock is pressing the numbering of tlie bouses forward with all dispatch. Every one southeast of Queen street now has its number on it. A colored prisoner at the city hall, as tho start was being made to take him lrom the Mayor's office to the cells, made a break for the sreet door and in the darkness succeeded in givin" successful leg-bail. The Storm Elsewhere. The Wilmington papers speak of Friday's hurricane and high tido as the monster storm and say the one of August waa laid in the shade by the one yester day. Considerable damage was done on the water front and some to merchandise Twelve million feet of lumber was sent afloat. The loss in lumber was estimated at from three to five thousand dollars. Two vessels were wrecked in the harbor, one a three master and the other a two. - The storm was pretty bad in Raleigh also. Unite a number of trees were blown down. Big Smoke and Not Much Fire. The alarm of fire-yesterday morning was caused by a burning mattress in the house of Sally Ann Fisher, col., opposite the A. ft N. C. R. R. depot. It was got into the street and the fire toon pot out The mattress caught from a boy's tak ing a smoke in bed.. The mattress was beginning, to blaze when discovered but it was more smoke than fire. The upper part " of the house was filled to a stifling degree with smoke and much of the fur- niture was removed before It was realized that there waa no necessity fot doing so, Casreh Service. Church of Christ: Service for men at 9:30 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m., and 7:80 p. in., by the pastor, D. H. Petree. Subject for night: "Burning the Devil's Books." Sunday school at 8 p. m. Baptist Church: Services at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m , conducted by the pustor, Rev. Rufns Ford. Sunday school 8 p. m. Centenery M. E. Church: Services at 11 a.m., and 7:80 p. m-, conducted by the pastor, Rev. R A. Willis. Prayer meeting at 9:15 a. m. Sunday school at 3:33 p. m., J. M. Howard, Sup't. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:80 o'clock. The public are iwilimly imited to all of these services. Christ Church: Rev. T. M George, rector. 20th Sun.lny ultu' Trinity. Services 11 a. hi., una 5 p. m. Sunday school and young men's Bible class at 4 p. in. Sunday school at the Chapel 9.30 a. in. Attentive ushers to sent strangers. Sundny Rervice Hancock St. Methodist church: Sunrise praver meeting 7 a. m. Preiching at 11 n. m., and 7 1-2 p. in , ly pastor. Rev. J. F. Butt. Sund y school at 3, singing nt 2:30 p. in. Mt. C'.ilvnry Temple: Service at 4:1 p. in. These arc unjnyablv meetings lo who ciiine longing to be more like Christ. rresi'vtrriiin Church: C. G. Vaidcll, pastor, hcrvices ni 11 a. m., ana :nu p in. huiwuv scuooi 4 p. in. fruyer leeting Thursday 7:30 p. ni. The public recor.lially invited to these services. Y. M. C. A. Meeting for men at mi kct dock at 0:30 a. m. Meeting for boys at the Hull at 2:30 p. m., conducted by Hcv. C. G. Vnrdcll. Meeting for men at the Hull at r;30 1. m., conducted bv Rev. T. II. Posey. ( online and (Joing. Hiss Minnie Guskill is back from a isit to friends in Washington city. Miss Clyde Benton, who has been off isiling at several places, returned home Inst night. Miss Flora Monk, o( Newton Grove, came with her ou a visit. Mr. .1. S. Mann, the clever attorney-at- aw who lur a lew years Las been tue Journal's nearest neighbor and who has just been appointed Chief Shell-fish Com missioner, left lust night by sail boat moving to his old home ut Middle-ton Hyde county. We and tho citizens of New Berne generally are sorry to part from Mr. Mann. Mrs. H. R. Bryan left yesterday morn ing lor riortolk to visit tier son, Air. Henry Bryan. M'ss Mary Roberts left to visit at Tailioro. Mr. R. II. Nixon who has been off a couple of months principally on business in South Carolina, returned home last night. Mrs. G. M. Crapon, wife of the conduc tor on the regular passenger tain of the W. N. & N. R. R., arrived moving to the city. The family will be domiciled today in their new home Mr. Cutler's house corner of Berne and Pollock. Mrs. E. T. Berry and children re turned last night from a pleasure trip up the country. Cedar drove Cemetery. COHTUrCKD. It does not appear that :iy oue lying here Ins fully mun-lc I a century of life. Tbencinst sword is: "Horn 1726, died 1826.'" sometliiiig U-in still lacking ol a full hun Ire I yt-.ii-. In numerous chsm some vaiidn'a with sarrrligious h.inds have cleverly inserted a figure om- before the age as nrigin-illy cut, thus "raising" it to "i:s9" or "128" and in one instance, by llii kind of forgery, a mirthful maiden of 9 yens is represented to a person atandiD by her grave, as u nature matron of '01." These are proba bly in most cases relics of the war, a time when all kinds of bad elements were brought to the front, aud Satan found multiform mischief for uialtipliel idle hands. The stone earliest cr-t"d over the grave of a person, not removed, but first buried here, was in 1801 to the memory of one 37 years old born more than a delude oefore the -'immortal declaration" (1704; born within lour years of the aecc-sion ol George HI, w liose long reign ol sixty years covered the revolutionary period, and was contemporaneous with the young lb-public till the "era of good fii-ling,'' iin.hr llie administration of Monroe. There were several living here born in the previous century who came to their death that year, (IS01) and others were gathered, each in liis turn as the years went bv, till in lt74, one of the 1; After the Stora . ; 1 s ' ,( . The fuller insight into the 'damage of the storm to wharveu and business places directly on the river showed that oar estimate ol yesterday was pretty correct. That at the Moody , mill may go some thing beyond $580, the sum at wnich we placed it; that at the New Berne Cotton ginnery may be a little lees than the estf- probably $400 may remedy the damage- ' ; ' . ' In addition to the damage' done the E. B. Ellis ft Co. 'wharf, some thirty or forty thousand ahingles belonging to the firm were washed away, makiug thd en tire loaaabout $300.- ; '; . CX - No change waa shewn in the other estimates. :-:'':''v '"'.. J!- . A pile "driver belonging to tiio N. & K. Railroad- was blown over and broken. Loss about $30. . i "J. '. Mr. M Jr. Ipock lost about $100 in corJ wo !, d.i-njge to wharf and injuries to 1 ' t -: I bouts. Poor Brunswick. The following appeal lrom the mayor of fever stricken Brunswick is enough to touch the hearts of anyone. "T. W, Lamb, mayor, and President of the Reliet Association, says : "The distress extends to the entire population ot the city, to the refugees in the country, and to the country people who have harbored and aesistod them. "The city treasury is empty, its funds being tied up in our three broken banks. Sales for taxes and collection ot taxes have been postponed because there is no money. "As executive officer of the Relief Associa tion and mayor of the city. I am com pelled to admit that, unless help comes in large measure and speedily, we must starve. Abot five thousand people in the city and one thousand refugees in the country are being fed about one-lourth of a ration a day each each. Even with this careful husbanding of resources we are not five days from starvation." To real ize the eondirion of those remaining the city it must be borne in mind that their incomes are cut off. With the out break ot the fever those who were able to get away fled. Business places were closed and work ceased, and as it was the poor people who were left this meant speedy suffering. All who can, should open their hearts to these distressed people. ; However close matters may be with others their condition is not worthy to be spoken alongside of these. It is case in which those having even a little should be willing to divide that little witf- those so vastly worse off. .."Think naught a trifle though it small appear. aouno. . v. .. f : " - - The trifles of dress if neglected detract from an "otherwise neat appearance. AVe hare some trifles of dress that yon can not dispense with. -They are Ties and Scarfs, Dude - Bows, Handkerchiefs, ' Hall Hose, - Suspenders, Collar and Cuffs,. Garters,' Collar and Cuff Buttons, Soarf Fins, etc. . We have a reat good-Black dose, fast colors, at $1.00 for a half dozen. Try them. - ; J. M. HOWARD. st two there living, bonl when (,oin- wallis "ae Ins sword to Washington lied at the full aye ol 'U:l. the last of the patriot band," and in 180 the sole urvivoi at tilt- a;;e ol i, horn in tue piping limes of peae," duringg Wash- nglon - second administration. L poll some monuments the lenythene I list of the children of the household. nrly called, is sueli a sad record of be reavement, so suggi stivcjiil empty cradles andivacant chairs ami sorrowing hearts s from loves s:nni iilc circle the gems lropped away," that it awakens the rolbundest syntpatliv. One small and lender slni It bears the names of cijrht pcrsous born during a period of eighteen years, three of whom lived only six days each, and of three others the longest hi was sixteen month.-: Ol tne remaining two one lived nine years and the other (tho second born) to '-he ago of twenty- lour, r or six years he had been the only survivor. Another similar slialt, Ix-ars the names f nine children, born during the briler period ot thirteen years. Of these four led within the lust ten years, only one reacliinir the a-'c of a year. And the other live all died within fourteen tluvn ot each other, the rreatest ago tittuuuy being eleven years. Iu a year after the birth ol the youngest child that is in fourteen years all had passed away. The above mentioned are not to be regarded as family records if such, they would show a quick extinction of the family line. They arc hut then-cord of mortality in these, bundles as told upon the keeping marble, givcu as instances of unusual and repeated and long continued affliction mid bereavement which made the bead sick aud the heart taint, and the struggling faith reach out into the dark ness, to clasp a Hand unseen but eternal. Other children were born who "still live," and have transmitted the family name or fame to another junction. That is a tender and plaintive record above the grave of two sisters, one of whom "fell on sleep" as the leaves were falling in the early autumn, at the age of 27, aed the other but IS, was separated lrom her only one day, so quickly did she "follow the last glimpse ol her passing pint. 1 ho inscribed sentiment is one of tender affection and meek resignation only oue half of which is here given: All broiled meats should be ser ved the mon.eat they are cooked. without the clause.'' for thev shall sec 1 God," and, "There rcmaineth a rc.u to the people of God." Outside the icrptures, it e most fre quent w a selection from J)r. Muhlen berg's hymn : "1 would n--t live alwav" either the first or fu co-i I wrr-e alter that ' Just nt I am " 1 here nie a e;rcut nu'ulier of selection from livings. I,ui lew appear more than two or tlnce tunes. This sentiment is inseril-ed about m-vcii r t i-dit times: '-To live in ln-ir:s we leave lie-hind is not to die". And tin twice : "(lod ordains it, I am ready. ' There are live or six epitaphs in I.atin. On the cast side of the broad path h-a. ling up from the main gateway, aed only a little distance from it, stands a small quaintly carved tablet ol "old red sandstone'' upon which sou.e parent, be reft ol his seventeen months o.d daughter, in ltjOl, gave his sorrow word- in ilj:s facetious style : This little child into tin- world lid peep, Disliked it. closed her c , an 1 dn-piu -I lo sleep." Since that early dav the seasons Ii i e many times come and gone m their bright round, and the years have aeeuniiilat- d to well niidi a eenturv. The world ha-. hanged greatly, has grown much alou many lines, aud it is to be hoped has eor respondingly improved. Hut even now here are sonic things whieh miyht U ilislikud" bv a venerable lady ol nim iv- thrce, such as this "lost bairn." would lc hail she continued living until this pi. eut. Sleep on, your waking hour has not yet come. I In- mt- rv ol innpnu i still at work, and the whole creation i-jiieth anil traveleth in pain loyi-thir lint He who is higher than the highesi regardeth, and the current ol his eternal purpose runs through all the ehanin -N 1 human existence. that liirpose, oli- scurely intimated to the first man. 1 ill plainly declared by the "socond in m ' wlio is the Lord lrom heaven is not to "condemn the world,1' but to "save" it Hence, ever, beside the tiny foot print of the creature, is the gigantic footprint oi the Creator." Hence, always, the world rows better, and the gospel makes prog ress toward a hnal triumph. l!v and iv, far on in those summers w hieh wo shall not see, the fullness of time will come, when will appear the kindling lawn of the Millennium, and its rising light shine more and more unto a pir feet day. I lieu it will be tune to awake, lor it will be high noon in the church of Hod; tho people will be all righteous, ami there will be none to hurt or destroy in all the holy mountain. H. THE HUMAN RACE Pure 22 l kJLJL f Mi :r l..ikir... .,,n,r -S 2 :- . ,-n.iv -I r iiut 11 t i ' - : . : i-: iii'i i.i, :.n NT c;e:i-n .. Hlsrliest ..I s. I.ATl-ST I'm I Koon llhru::! Uovu. St.. N. n ( -)., H"i W'.li osina Out will - : v n !i lib--- : S ' ! 1 i t Ml! bl .Va7 .: f (1 Can't Get Alonj Without Us WKAIIK J IEKE to supply tlicm, and lioini;- here for that purpose, we are de termined to do it a litC e I x tter, more thoroimiy, and more advantageously to our customers than any one else. Notice. A special meeting of St. Join No. 3., A. F. & A. M., will In- held (to morrow) Monday evening at S p. m sharp. Work in the Masters degree, Hifretlinunts. J. S. Basnioiit, Scc'ty. I.odi: J.J9Baxter. NEW QT '1 " 1 aV GOODS 1 I U .11. K. 1 I Will probil-ly ill'. v.- -.,1 ii- x: r-t.-aiuer. READY FOR lit Sr'EOTION 3 f' .-ii , I. VI Kcfinery'a M clii'':i!i iv' Ivontucky rv iiK si- io i.i; t i i i : m "Wc miss thee from tho band so dear, That gathers round our hearth, We listen still thy voice to hear, Amid our household mirth." "Yet while our souls with anguish riven, Mourn, loved and lost for thee, We raise odr tearful eyes to heaven, And joy that thou art free." This sentiment seems to us to be ex quisitely beautiful: Let daises bloom where thou art laid, Let sunlight's gold moon's silvery sheen Fall gently on the resting place; And birds sing there their sweetest lavs: While we, throughout our earthly days, Will keep thy memory green. This, over the crave of one ot those who "go down to the sea in ship9," is np propriate: "Voyager on iife's rolling sea, However bright to thee its wave, It waits thee to eternity, Through the dark inlet of the grave. There is a chart there is a star, To guide thy frail bark safely o'er, Trim every sail, and every spar. And sbapo thy course for Canaan's shore. This is an intensely fervent tribute of tvilely devotion: "There's not,a look, a word of thine, My soul tiatu e er forgot, Thou ne'er hast bid alrioglet shine, Nor given thy locks one graceful twine, WDicu i remember not. This approaches a climax: " "She lived a Christian life: And in her were blended, The. love of Mary, Tbe care of Martha, The fidelity of Ruthr The benevolence Of Dorcas.' A neat freestone slab marks the grave of one whom death made tree in 1B16, "aged 60. ' The inscription is : ' "Delta, an affectionate, faithful and invaluable servant," This sentiment la from Pope, though. I not an exact quotation : r urn 1 . , . T . " s. -nonor auu snams irom . no conuiuon . jv:" rise,'""; v - - Ad 8 tpur partf therein tho honor -J . ties." - ,:.'.' . Wahava been interested to observe what an ths favorite sentiments of iriends those which they like best to Inscribe upon the monuments of their dead The 13th versa of tbe 14th chapter of Reve lation . in whole er tit part, but always the words ; -"Blessed are the dead which die iu tho Lord," Is used twice as fre quently as any other selection. - Next in order tad' uaed with about uqal frequency come these two r "Blessed are tho pure in. heart" either with or Charcoal laid in poultry will keep it Rweet uutil the next (lay. . H. 1 E. S. TUCKER, & CO. Dress Goods. Scotch Wools 50c. and 60 Per Yd. Self Colored Fabrics, 50, 65, 75, 85c. aud up. New textures and Col orings- IIARD-TWISTKI) TWEEDS, $10.00 per dress length. RARE NOVELTIES IN French. Fabrics 10.00 to $45.00 per Just 1'eei ivcl i New Lot ot LABIE-5, CHILDREN AND MISSES UTT -RVTAYIU. Bo Sut-ft an:' o " ace From Length. Ore In our DRESS MAKING DP. PARImEM, our reputation for having the BEST of every thin?, is fully maintained. Artistic Work at Moderate Prices. W. H. & R. S. Tucker & Co. RALEIGH. N. C. CITY TAX NOTICE The City Tax list for tne Year 1893 is now in my hands for Ool lection. I will be at the office daily irom 9 to 6 to receive your Taxes. Please come forward and settle the same. W. D. WALLACE, City Tux Collector. Out. 15, 1893. lw llillinsry Opening. 'Mrs. B. Whaley will be pleased to show her . Stock of Hillineir r- ' and Notions 7cdr.3Sd3y Oct. lOlh, Fall line of Zephyrs and Wools. Orders (too the oonntry promptly fiitedr .'.'.i'u;";.'-,.:- ootlS lw. THAT A. I IK SO REDUCTION SALK. Our large stock must be reduced REGARDLESS OF PROFIT .VI hl.ls Tho recon; stoni: the cu.? on cio; s nio.'e (!(-( iiiiNcu II consiili-r i i.ili. i to, liut to cut. irii:i our lnou.is ro I uy li is d.nn.njeJ tli.i: w-j ftre i.iii t-ver nut to wc ivo t-ntitleil S so as to t-iiable as much now l-r:i ' libl r lours ;it mill jinccti. i Mils. VI-o Smith it Co'b. o ;il Crown, fiiu-st flour in thr world ha;:s Cill',-c bouglit before tlit- advance. Mol.is-i-s aiid Svruns- 1'xUl'ES LOW. '-V i bxs. Soap I loo Cake, Octa- pm, Kising Sun, &c, &c. ; 5 Scks. Shots All sizes. V Kes Powder, FK S: FFF. ltin bxs Cheese Finest in the city. 50 tubs Very Finest Hutter. kes Lorih'ard snuff Spec ial discount of 10 per cent. ,'" bbls. trail c' Ax Bnu(T-5lb. jars, Factory price. !'"i cases Canned goods All kinds and descriptions. OUR STOCK OF O-ds I shoes for $10(10 as thev could former ly for -12 50. We ni.-iiti-ui a ft articlrs woithy oiir c-ii:il-r.ition: 10-4 rnti'it .-.:-.! -! Shew nor. 10--4 lili-iiclii-.i Sji-tmjr Better tirade B;r..cl. .1 10 1 Slieeting Storm Sergo in Black und Blue OorDrcHs Goods i-tcck L'Oo L'Uo lil 1 ti !!! ik- We also irood line of f. ervy way. carry a MUST EE SOLD. We only aek an nitiprcliou ol the same before you buy j our fall aud winter dress goods. We also have n few more pieces of those beautiful figured dress silks at 30u, worth 50c. Window Shades, with Dado Border, 40e Come early and secure these bargains before they are closed oat. SHOES AT A SACRIFICE ! We have decided not to have an opening in our Millinery depart ment this season, because we have no room for it on account ot having so large a stock, but we are ready fot business in the "Millinery line" and Miss Itishton will bs pieased to eerr her friends at any time. : ::f.'l:; Eesrotfully, V Hardware AISTD ALL FARMING IMPLEMENTS IN FACT WE TRY TO KEEP A General Stock; OUR PRICES when QUALK TY is Considered cannot te beaten. RespdotfuUy, f V k ,- j -. . . - New No's. 47 & 49 Pollock St
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