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The Daily Journal. VOL. XII.-NO.k248, NEW BERNE. N. (Y FK1DAY. JANUARY 11). 1M)4 PRICE 5 CENTS x BCSISfSS LOCALS. A NICE lot nf dreewed Turkey. H LurAS 4 I.kwih. DON'lfril toiro Ui Buni'l C.lm & S.m Sir Veal, Pork Sausage, nJ Some of the aneal tall-frd heercrrr in the citv BUNCH of Keys found on Soutli Kront St. it. A CUANUE of busiiiem prompts mu to offer my entire and aniUle slock oi choire family (Ir.K-erif Delivery ivatr.in aod horee for stle; itnd tnrr. mid com plete fixtures for rent. C. E. Si.ovicu. J181w. PROF. Iwis liajpirs (luni-in:,' el as., of youn; ladies und children will meet in the Hall at 8 p. ni. Saturday. It! A FINE lot of ( 'afwaril's lUin and llr. uk fast bacon just, reveiteil. J F. Tavi.oh. MUTTON Sn. t f..r mrdir-d use, .VI per cake. Cms E. Nki.kon. No. C7 Rroad St. A FHESH lot of Landr. ili s A .lolnwon A ItiilihinA seed just, reel iv-d at tf tiAHkll.l.'rt I'lMKM ('Yy FOK Sale and Hetit- Lot on Middle St opposite Catholic rectory, term reasona ble. Also oilier in lot adjoining I'res hyU'rinn church vard lor rent. Aplv to tf. II. I. (iimis. BIG Nelson I'.ay and liroad Creek Oylem. finest kind, delivered a' your do lnh I r.im lunch IIkniiy IIkou n, Comer M ace's lru-Sioie TllH b -Jt, H t.nrt chrt I ii'tt "Mal'.nm m pkrvii" h T li mo! to . of rO(jrMNiv jonrniiliHm. Whoup np j our town, or iiiovk ho i iowii yon can whoip iif. 'L'irifl ;nil KlrctioiH will t.un up 111' Attention of (Jmirie-.i-i IhlH week. JjK-k i ti pood thing, lnr. it in worth no'htn wi'hon:. forethought, energy mid pluck. Strike wbile Lliu iron ih lint. Neg leCtPd opP'ltlHUi'lOR IK th ! IIIHtt ol most fniluieK. A thorough preparation of the soil 18 hq iiidiN,iHnHi:il. prore(iiiHiie to u good crop. Nashville, Term., (louring mills Bbip 2.000n!tcka of flour to Liver pool direct from Charleston, 8. 0. It is complained that there is no money in the te mury. J..Ht eive the working jmiple it chiiiiee mid they will 8ooj ru.iko I' e money- The Washington PoHt says, "If Li'laokalani is a wie woman she will pin her head on tight and make arrangements for a -foreign tour. Thaw ih no siieli thing art "the l)Jew South. It in the N ime Soath that Qod made, and all the devils in hell and out of it, r.ant destroy it. The blithe mid blmtery youth who prttes of his oi igindity, Bhonld .'etuember that bis claim!) are dimmly founded Adam w,vs the only original in m of which history preserves any record. A Paris dipatnti, Jhp. 14, says that Prinee Anguaf, of Caxe-U b erg, Dom Pedro's giand-ton, has gone to Brazil. The Prince is Re lieved io be on Admiral l. (l i ma warttbip Jupiter. Any rooster can be cock of his ' ova walk if he will keep moderate ly quiet, bat if be crows too lond a gainef)clrtTiay fly over the fence . v and take possession of his harem. There should be moderat ion in all ' things. ; Aa eleotton to nil the vaci icy iu vN the seventh 0ugrnjsioiat district of Virglol, ou l by th resig- - nation of Qr. O'Frtrrall, well be V held on the 3)th intaut, Smith f Torner.aud BisilGordo i are lead- p-' We regrat to- see M'tt Ssoator - Morgan is opposed to free coal and rton. It is supposed that he is tn- r flueousd by tbs supposed inter esU f ' hi4 8'te;. - With Mexioo ready to take ail the coal Alabam 08 suppiitoers ji -J inger to her interest Iron free ooa?.' : '. :' ""WUeo ?eu'v-got ibing to pay," - V Say it r", Don't take half day, V v-Wiea your tala' got tittle in it t; j 1- Crowd the whole thing in a minute 1 i f Life i hort a flirting vapor- r- -- f "j , i Don't yoo fill the whole blamed paper .? . With a le which t a pinch ' " . Could be cornered id art inch I - ' i Boil Her down until she sirntnera, ; S ; .. . Polish her until she glimmers, . , ' When yon've'got a thiug to say,' : - 'i . " Say it . Don't Uke half a day.?i Oar tale Usoon told we eipeci - to remove about Feb'y 1st and. in order to rfduce ttock cot prices will prevail, bnt don't forget yonr money. -' ! - - " :- ' ' J. M. HOWARD. LOCAL NEWS. MR W A I) VKIi TIS h'VE.X Ts llowan, 8. U. Street A uetion Sule. S. Cohn A Son Fine !eef ele. Lucas & Lewis Ires?ed turkeys. Clark Baking Co. In the luiure. C. li. Hill MandiaH's notice of seizure COTTON fALKS. Thuiwlay: 40 bales, 7 1-1 to 7 1-J The iloll at Mis Harriett Lane's millin ery store to lie disposed ol' liv uessin'. was won by Mis Itay Sliull.. tjaite . nunitMr of ryelers, private teams, ami livery turnnuls were on the mnendemized hist evening. Invitations are out lor the marriage of Mr (ieo. W. (iaskill, of New Heme to Miss Pattie Styron of Durham. It is to oeeur on Wednesday .lany. Ulsl. Mi. K I'. Midyelte ol' Oriental ii n a !;ood wife. He cuneloNew lt'-rne w nil striek instiuelions from his belter hall to e. ill at the .lonrtNM. otliei and pay 1 1 i subst ription. 'I'hanks to Mi- Midyelte. Thr iuteri r of Hotel Albeit is bciiw tastily painted and made to look bright in. I tidy. Wc ate glad lo know that (lie Albert is now l''iv'hil; so niueli s:iiN Taeiioti . i: '.'ii.-.'. The eil ronao,. is lluw also i;ond. Mr V. II Winliild's uciv ho ise on P.roel stieel is pretl y near ready lor oe eiipain v. Mr. (Ieo. N. Wyniiii will lie i;ill tod. IV lo I'll it lip Willi eleet lie I m II- and an eleelrie burglar aiaim. Thi-. will betlietir-l burglar alarm of it ; kinl in th eity. The last mail and passenger train on the Florida and Peninsular l ail road wns run into on the niht of the Itlth inst by a freight train of the tleorgia Carolina and Northern railroad. The sleeper was wreeked but no one killed or seriouly bur;. The Duval elub make assuriinee to the public that the Curhett-Mitclicll light will take place and that they are prepared to accomodate six thousand people and are ready lor unr emergen cy. The place to hold the tight is some where in the woods the club means to keep the place secret until the time. The commodious stores under the (las ton House are nearly ready for use ami are presenting (iiito a good interior ap pcarancc. The one adjourning the office ol S. R. Street, Esq., will be occupied by Mr. John Suter, lurnituie dealer, the other by Mr. K. W. Sniullwood bard ware. The News Observer Chronicle slates that 30,000 Turner's Abimnacs have been sold this season. This is a very good record for a local publication. Tho large amount of reliable information in reference to the State on matters in which almost every ono wants occasionally to 5"t points, largely accounts for its sue cess. A telegram was received yesterday announcing the fact that Mr. S. II. Lane had been ( onliriued by the Senate ns col lecter of customs at New Berne. The Journal extends congratulations to Mr. Lane and the public he serves. The affairs of the oflice will be well looked after while Ue is in it. Case In Admiralty. The schooner Jennie It. Tomlinson has been libelled lor salvage and is now in the custody of the United States Marshal. The case will lie tried helorc Jrtdgc Sey mour in chambers on Feb. 7th. The Tomlinson was one ol the vessels stranded near Beaufort during one of the storms last full. The owner, we under-, stamTpaid those who got her off $250, while they claim and sue for f 1,000. Fair Committees Meet The ladies of the various Fuir commit tees met yesterday afternoon according to appointment at the residence of Mrs. John Dunn to take initiative steps to wards the holding of the Fair. Arrangements were perfected for the canvassing of the city by representatives of the committees in the interest of the Fair, and a meeting of the chairmen of the committees was appointed at Mrs. Ch as. Reizensteins next Wednesday alter noon at 4 o'clock. Horses Shou'd be Kept out of the Fair Enclosure. Ed. Journal: It is greatly desired oy ninety-nine out of evSry hundred visi tors who attend our Fairs, that no horses and vehicles should bo allowed within the enclosure. ' The space is not larger than people on foot require, and to allow horses and vehicles in a space of ground always crowded by ladies and children is de cidedly wrong, it not reprehensible. The complaint among visitors has been great, and the comments I have heard on it more expressive in language more forci ble than polite. . i- A frightened and unruly horse rushing through the enclosure filled with women and chi dren would inflict terrible . in juries upon many,, and might result in loss of life, i ns writer once barely ..es caped being run over. . .It is the general wish that the Direc tors of the Fait will not again sell ' per mits -for the admissisn of horses and vehicles, and I think by discontinuing the practice the Fair will be benefitted by so increase of visitors. . .- - : Vism.v' : .. .- - DIED . ' ..'' la Bsiufort, V. C, Jan. Uth.'lliss Elfst Robinson, sunt of Dr. II P. Rob inson, in the "9ih year of her age. HCSTISG ITEMS. SOO Pound Bear KIlled-A Lady kills a (irown Deer With an Ai A Bogue sound correspondent sends us th' following good items regarding game in that ncigUltorhood. Messrs. K. Pringle and W. I'rescolt killed a large bear in the pocosin awhile back that weighed HOOIIw. They got gallons pure lard out of his fat alter being tried u p. 'Talk about killihg deer. Mrs. Eliza beth Whitford. an oi l v. id lady living on li e water in ! .iiud a tine d.-er the other day with an :i l-'s i;in the di er il.y In r h u--t- I...M.1 h neai b v. The old lady ' t1' w-ung We giles, leathered In r ax un-1 wnt lor Mr. Deer like a tlinuand of le iek and : in ceeded in killing kiim all by herself too. She i ablillt 75 years obi aad the du r H;e a i;row n one. unhurt, and she ha I i.o I 1 1 1 i-Vtept oni lilllc dog that w is after the deer. Now Leal that you .1. el lilllltel -. Metlloilist District Assessments. 'flic follow nig are the asses-mn-nts L Ihe l)i-liii t Stewards ol (he M. E. Cln.ivh South, upon the various charges of the New Heine Disnict for 1H!I4, in behalf of lie- various causes for whiih funds are thus riied to earrv t"orvail the work ol the church. Tiie to'al aiilolinS for eaeh puipo-.e an : For Presiding Elder, s 15tlt).ii(l; Koiviu Mi-sions, l TT'.I Oil; llomesiii- Mission-, tll JI.iiii; oiileiemv elaimaiils, r:l.'.OH I'lnireh l.viemioii, $::;ri.ini. I!i'!i..;p .'.bi.OO. Edui-alion, $-J4ln0. '.,yi- Ill-til llt-. fTS.OO; Delegites to licll'l I 'onlclellee, flUI.'iT. I ty tile Stewards' asse-snienl , tlie-e sums are llius dn ided among the nrioiis churches. Total, 15 SM5. New Bel ne4Cenlen.iiv. For presiding elder, . 10(1. Ill); foreign missions, .!. 35, domestic missions, fH'J.OO, conference claimants. Jll'2.7.5; chiireh extensions, 12.5(1,- bishop, Ull lll; education, l;l H5; I'ayiie Institute (! (. l'olal, 771 -30. Xew Itcrne Hancock street Presiding elder, :l(IO0, foreign missions' $;SS.(I(I, domestic missions, 22.50; conference cliiiinnnls, l-l.ti.T; church extension, ifti 72, bishop, ,4. 8S.- education fit. it:!, Payne Institute, l.5(i, delegates to general conference, 2. SO. Total, S12S Oil. (loldsboro St. PauLs. Presiding elder, 100 00,- loreign missions, 4221.85; do mestic missions' 142.00; conlerciiee elaiinants, '.12.75; cliuich extension, 12 5(i, bishop, $30.91; education. 13 85: Payne lustitute. 0.88. -Tolal, 30. (ioldsboro St. John's. Presiding el ler, oO.OO; foreign missions, $38.00; domes tic missions, 22.50 conference claimants 14.05; church extension. $072.00; bishop 4.88, education, 8.92; Payne Institute, 1.50. Total, J 12-1.23. Kinston. Presiding elder, 110.00; foreign missions, 130.50; domestic missions, 82.45; conference claimants, 53.70; church extension, $24 65; bishop 17.00; education, $25.88; Payne Insti tute, 5.72 Total, $450.30. Beaufort. Presiding elder. 100.00; foreign missions, $118.00; domestic mis sions, $75.00; conference claimants, $48 80; church extension, $22 40; bishop; 16.27; education, $23.07; Payne Insti tute, $5.20. Total, $409.34. Morehead City. Prcsidiug elder, 70- 00; foreign missions, $33.00; domestic missions, $52.45; conference claimants, $34.16; church extension, $15.08; bishop. 11.38; education, $10.14; Payne Insti tute, $3.64. Total $286.45. Snow Hill circuit Presiding elder, $125 00; foreign missions, 148.25; domes tic missions, 93.67; conlerence claimants, 61.00; church extension, 28.00; bishop, 20.34; education, 28.84; Payne Institute, 6.50; delegate to general conference, 1.49. Total $513.09. Mt. Olive circuit Presiding elder $110.00, foreign missions $130.50, domes tic missions $82.45; conference claimants $53.70, church extension $24.65; bishop $17.90; education $25.38, Payne Institute $5.72, delegates to general conference $3.30. Total $453.60. Craven circuit Presiding elder $85.00, foreign missions $100.81, domestic mis sions $63.70, conference claimants $41.48, church extension $19.04, bishop $13.84, education $19.61. Payne Institute $4.42, delegates to general conference $5.43. Totil $353.33. Pamlico fcircuitPresiding elder $80.00, toreign missions $61.15, confer ence clai mauls 89.15, church extension 17.40, bishop 13 02, education 18.40, Payne Institute 4.16, delegates to general conference 8.46, domestic missions 94.80. Total 881.60. La Orange circuit Same ns Pamlico circuit. - - . . . Qoldsboro circuit. Presiding eUbr 75.00, foreign missions 89.00, domestic missions on.zu, conference claimants 36.60. church extension) ' 16.80. bishon 12.20. education 17.80, Payne Institute 8.90, delegates vo general conlerence 7.00, Total 814,00, -... --'--.. - - - Jones circuit Same as Gojdsboro cir- . Straits circuit Prcsiding elder $40.00, foreign missions 47.44, domestic missions $30.00, conferencev claimants ( $19.ti2, church cxtensiga $8.96 bishop $9.57, eaucauoa .a, -yne institnta -1.08, delegates general Ooafcrenoe 175, i Total Grifton circuit -Presiding slder kUOO, foreign ui;--n e- ils'-ll, .1 mius'.ic mis.iolis 22 r,:l, ... f. 1,1... 1 1 111- 14 ft."., chin, h exteiis..... Ii7.'. I, inn . p I education 0 92 1'aMi. Ii -lilnl, I .Hi. deleati s lo di-tlict (oilier, 11. e 1 3,1 Total I -0 53. Cori S 111., I Missions Pie-i.tiltg ihhr 10.00, loteign 11 1 1 - - 11 -. 12.07. domestic mis-ions ", 511, , onleieia 1 elailnallt- 4 1 hllleli , !, lis;. ,11 l-lsliop 1 112. edu eitioii oi. 1'.,.. ., In-titnte 52 tent-. I- h-i I'.l-s I" , :ti 1 .1 , "id'. I. 11. e 111 . , nts Tot 1 1 42.IW. Carteret countv nes.i,,n P.esiding I Met 70 UD, foreign mi-. ion- s.5, ;,!,,, tl, in.- ioi.s 52.15, 1 out, leu. . lii.in iiit :ll Pi, . lilllt ll ell. lis. oil 15 r,S, bi-hop II :W. education 10 14, P.ivue Institute 3 lit, delegates tog, nei.il 1 01 f, reilec 3.10. Total 2SH.55 1'. 1 Sw 1 NUKi.i., 1'. 1'.. W. I .. A iii.si'ki 1 . Sf, Coining anil (ioing Mrs Jjhn Hughe, no I Miss Jnunie 1 1 jlie lefl j esterdiy morning to visit rulsu in N jr folk . Mm Nannie Street left for Halifax i-it lie, family of Mr. C. LI. Rbem. Mr J M. (lorrell who has spent th , 1,111,1 sin,-.' Cbristmis with relative, in VoKiiin unl further north came lo vii Ut niiht en route n Hvelock, his b on 1 ,111, 1 "looped over in the city. M s Si.blioy Free uan snl child and Min A In; Freeman of (loldsboro pissed 1 tiroujti en route to Ite.ufort. havioK ii.-i 11 1 ii'unDned ihero by a telegram unreiune 101; Ihn mriuu illnens of Miss Miid ivine.. ciritor of Mrs. Freeman. l.o-oL J I, llavirt of the 1 iveliue 1 .i'I'T W 1 'toii'i icitirrie.l home from a not ' h rn lemu re trip. M 1 -,i N'e. it. Colliitn returned home fio.'a coll.ie I. 1 oifht on anoouut o' slight i llnnsp. Mr. John Mathews struck out for Beaufort last niht. Ue is travelling for tho Courier. Col. J. D. Whitford returned from (leorgetown, H. C, where bo has been visiting his son, Mr. RtiJ Whitford who is in oharno of the Go-eroment im provement work thera. Mr. Whitford reports lino hunting there and Oov. Cirr who pirticipitn.i in tho excellent spirt with Col. Whitford spe.kii in th same s'.rsin m H il-ih. 1'lie A 1 1 en .1 .nice at Hie Approaching Fair. Usv Edward Bull after spending only o night 10 the city took his de parture again ye-terJiv to ontioua his work advertising tha Fdir. Fie will now visit Ooldsboro, Rjoky Mount, l'lj mouth and a number of the eastern couo.iesun l is iit Fair posters ere properly il ic-,i at nil important points. Mr. BjII hn bun through the wes tern par' of tho State and through a very g p inion of South Carolina down ,h fsr as Columbia. He finds the i-!Oril i vvell interested in tho Fair snd more of them declaring their inten tion to 00:08 thsn ever before. Thure is considerable 01 jmnsin of sich in tent ions among Sj.iih Garolinitas who iro now by the opening of tho W. N. & N.R.U brought into so much closer eonti'i! with us. Thoie who come from tht direction will augment the attendanco a', tbo Fair miterially, whi'u thn oi l ir tuspirtatio i lines may aUo bring iuoieisaJ numbers, In i 1 of su )h pr upjts of visitors it behi ives enh and all of our people to be unuutlly thoughtful and diligent in refereuoi to making ready their ex hibits and we believe they will be Lu all wh'i have exhibited herfltofor.i again do thoir best and let those exhibit who have not heretofore taken pirt in the Fair except aa spectators. Knitting Fnelory Starts Today . The yarn for the New Berne Knitting Factory arrived 1 ist uight and the fao tory will start up again today. The factory aa now located at the F-tir grouais will run through Fair week just the same as any other time and its operations will form one of the interesting exhibits. Accident Insurance. 11' you are not already provided with an accident policy be sure and take ono out right away in tho. Guarantee Accident Lloyd's of New York. This system lias been in vogue inoro tliau two hundred years, the first one being established iu London in 1688, and during that time not one record of a failure among tbeni can bo found. Eomultjs A. Ntjnn, Agt. Auction Sale. Household and kitchen furniture today at 11 o'clock, at Pavie's shop on Broad Street. , S. R. Street, Auctioneer. CLARE BAKING CO. In future oar Bread will be sold on the streets Only From Onr Hand Carta. In order to be sore of getting the. right bread, see that "Clark Baking Co." is on the BOYS (JAPS. This Bread is th very best in New Berne. v.-- CLARK BAKING CO, HYDE CO., T RUST PROOF OATS FOR 8EETJ, A SPECIALTY, AT CHAS. B. HILL'S, EAST SIDE MARKET DOCK, NEW BERNEN. C. ( ; s MM Wk rowaer I Absolutely Pure V cream .f t.'.i '.i !.', "it: j.'.icr Highest ol all ui I.-. vrhT Mi.-ih'I1. - lj AT KHT I'NirKK M I l.u KltNMKN I Finn lli'-ruitr. Royal !Uiii.i '..v.. ,( k, Hk, v.:.i St . N V . r -ji 'Kit srn,i ? t;i . 1 1 )'A M I.H 1 'l I I. I i Mahniui. h Noii. if. -.r 'firi;!, Wlifffuji n il ti-i huMi o.-t'ti M In ( ho ; 1 n Irtcl Conrl o VifU.I --i' m I r 'li IhStr1)'! o' rtiiHco, on l!i- ! h tiny or )n. 1 s i . by A .1. tlai vn . li. I-i.iii K Ttnnllnt)n.ln h cnunc o' i J ,n- , (it prayim? IU inual procBH Hiid in i it n oi c iim , t uat h i erttorih Ininrcstri) In the miM vthn-!, ),t t tunhlft apparel ul nirnilur may bccltt'.i lo KitHier the )ironaiaiii nod li tint j o o'hii;ii helnt; nl.tia( tttH mnu run ht docrol to De aipid and i he proci-eJs iln-ri1-of e illHtrlbutnd . r.lltiK in law. Therefurrt, In putBiiKiii' of ) i ha ,1 motii tlon miller IIm' se-il of rH).l c.nirt I m (Hrv.'te.l kdJ iIhI -rr-.l I iiwchv ive notice (.eciffally uiit iaM p-thotj-. having or pre ten 11ns; tr Iihv- hiiv rluiil , t i i Im or In ier eiit thereto, arul tti ownerH of s-iM Mci, Jen. nle K TuuiUniim In nvihi i.t Kjipear before ihn HintBPitiil cicit ni the cl y uf tw Hitiio on ih :;(, ! y of Keb IK9I. at ll orlruk, u l t for-iioon If It t a i.urt Uv oi Hf on i he next court il'iy there if it r, hi 1 1 oV'op then Kiil l.'i-ro lo ;. hwt. i Iim libel and lo niam- tm-li ''' i mjiih 'n t'ml bhalf. Paled at NVu- Hci m thi iiii ilav of Ian. A i) , ivi i, Jo- ,H' i;. Hlii.l' s Murv . .1, t.1 Hi I'M 't Hi.. I . '. M ii-mm! WITILF. U Baltimore I Bought Homo U;ite li;irg.uii3 in Ladies and aisses CLOAKS . Another ji, e, .net I a: ' j o i i , il ol l.ad'us Fine ( I...1U ..n.l M, bitodn They will be old ,1 I, -- than M.ui 11 l".i t -urer'senst. Also MKN'S Hlll'. and PANTS, BOYS KSKB PAST, ic , Ac. Cheapest (binds ever seen in New Benin, WhVh I will put on ile at my atore coniuieueiu MOil)A niii:niiiLr. Dju't forget thaso HAlt'iAlXS, Uhey can't last loinr. W. 0. BimilftSTON. (7;!MID1)LE sr. DON'T DON'T DSH'T Let your ehild cut his teeth on a plated spooD, I am Helling Gorbara Company's Solid Sterling SILVER SPOONS For $4.01) per St. I have a few Stick "Pins left at 10et8. each. llsiir I'ins and higher. Those little Silver Souvenir Spoons at 75cts ain't high. If' (Jouie and see me. EATON. The Jeweler. 97 Middle St. Opp. lUplist. Ubnri'b. FARMERS EXAMINE MY STOCK OK WORK HORSES Before baying to cultivate your Spring crop. 1 have them adapted to every purpose. FINE Gentle Drivers ALWAYS ON HAND, FOR SALE OR HIRE. Horses boarded at MODERATE PRICES And well oared for. - Give me a call W v-v -'-'" Opposite OaatoB Home. ' XV AT DUNN'S YOU WILL FIND Everything That is Kept in a Quality Of Goods UNSURPASSED. And Constantly Sup plied With Fresh Arrivals. My Line Is Complete and FULL IN EVERY DEPARTMENT JOHN DUNN, No. 55 & 57 Pollock Ct -NOW-- IS THE TIME TO TURN OVER A NEW LEAF AND COME AND YOUR ACCOUNT. YOUKNOWYOU And That Your Ac csunt is PAST DUE Dou't Wait For us to Collect by LAW, For we 8hall CERTAINLY do so if you don't Pay up. -:WE THANK: All our customers for their very liberal patronage, and hope by a contin uance of our past business princi ples to retain the same. as -a 23 c5' i MONEY Refunded if anv Goods from our Stores are not as Represented. IN OUR Ijpy Goods DEPARTMENT We have reduced all DRESS GOODS To Cos! to ntEko re:a for our Spring St::. Call and Examine. Hackburn & 47&:4DPoixbozci I i