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Daily Journal.
VOL. XIL-NO 249,
NEW BERNE. N. C. FKTDAY. JANUARY 20. 1M)4
PRICE 5 CENTS
THE
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Bl'SISF.SS LOCALS.
AS Fine 8(h11 Fed Herf at ever iu in
New Btrnt, Fresh Pork Bnuwe, I'ork
Stake, Pig Hanm, Dmox-rt Turkey". o.
N. Whitford.
ORDERS Tor tuning nml repairing pianos
net nrjrani will twe've prompt itteu
titia if led, with tbe A. Cohn piano nml
Organ Co. Midill street.
JltlW R II. Shaw Tunt-r.
A CHANGE of luisinm prompt inc to
offer my entire ami coniplrtu stork oi
choice family Oroccrio, Unlivery wagon
anil horde for s ilc; ami stoiv. ami com
plete (Htun s for rent. (.', T.. Si.ovkb.
J181w.
PROF. Iwis Baar silanriri" i-how
of
ynunj ludie noil cliiWIren will inert in
the Hall at 3 p. m. Satunliv. :)t.
A FINE lot of faossnl's ll.iin ami lirrak
fast bacon just receive).
J F. 1'ayi.ok.
MirfTON Suet for nieilieul iiHe, r .
cake. Cuah K. Nixkon
p.T
No. 7 Hrorul Si
A FRKS1I lot of l.amlr.'th'- A: .1 . .1. nx. .ti
& Kolihins wcils jusL ri-riivnl at
tf dAKKII.I.'x I'll VUMM'Y.
FOR Sale and Rent-Ia1 on Mi.Mle. St.
opposite Catholic rectory, term reasona
ble. Also office on lot inljniiiinjj 1'ies
liyttrian iliun h yanl lor n ut. Applv to
tf. II. I.. (iinn.
B1U Nelson Hay ami liroa-l Civrk vlns.
finest, kind, ilrlivt rrl a onr ..mh- f it -1 1
from I ni h IIkmit Hrown,
Corner Mace's Irn-" ' ri'.
LOCAL NEWS.
M: ir 1 1) vi:i: rsr ri:. .
Hnwarti.
W. D. Wallnee Notice.
R. B. Shaw. 1'iano Tuning.
N. Whitfonl Stall I'd la-cf, etc.
C0TT0.V SM.hS.
I'riilav 114 lialcs; .C, to 7.40.
Mr. A. Hatclietl' connection with 1 lie
Courier has been iliscoiitinilC'1.
Collier heather this morning is what
the weather liurcau s.ti.l yestenlay.
Have you purchased your Fair season
ticket! Thcv are now on silw by Mr.
Clina. Heizenstcin.
It is expected tint l'nite.1 States M ir
w" aiiall O. J. Carroll will hwi iic the ilulies
of that position about February Int.
It is proposeil to substitute electricity
lor the cable car system on the treat
East river bridge from New York to
Brooklyn.
x According to the best estimates, (ireat
Britain lia at present $102,000,000 gold,
$22,000,000 silver, $39,000,000 paper, a
total of $163,000,000.
Messrs. Nunn and MrSorley have par
titioneil off til.' rear ot their store with
the intention of lit tiny it up fir an ice
cream parlor.
All tlio youug ladies who will lake
part in the Business Carnival will please
meet at tbe Y. M. C. A. Hull this after
noon at 3:30 o'clock.
It will afford much pleasure to our
citizens to know that Miss Marion Rad
cliffis now assured iti yeltiiii; a number
of voices from one of the finest Glee
Clubs in New York to e.uiie South dur
log our Fair and ive a few concert
exhibitions while in New lierne.
Mr. E. L. Mann of Hyde county, died
on the night of tbe 18th. inst. Mr.
p Mann was tbe father of our former towns
man Chiel Shell Fish Commissioner J. S
r-. Mann and of Dr. C. E. M inn of Beaufort.
Our syinoal hies are extended to the be
reaved ones.
The Clark mill is building a wharf
anjj a new lumber shed (most, of which
will be over the water) for the northern
trade by vessels. The shed w ill be about
J 80 feet la depth and have a capacity of
" boot 200,000 feet. The mill, we are
glad lo hear, lis getting orders for nil it
- ' can make.'
'. " Tbe big catch of fish made by Mr. Wal-
ter Willis of Morehead city a tew days
" " f ago netted him $281.25, says the Beau
'M.g "for Herald. TJjcre were about 3 1-8 tons
:' of the fish.' The Herald says it was tbe
'''rap' largest catch ever known to bave been
.'-. caught ground there with one seine at
" ; ., ., - one haul.
2 " ;V The largest cargo nf pcrshable freight
'h:'; v; (with thp exception of truck) that ever
"' "Ss 1"''?. -.'Vt; Irent'Dat of New Oerne was taken out by
. - - , ; - the steamer Neuse of the E. C. D, line
3": ' . ? yesterday. It consisted of fresh fish,
": V'Cj'. claws ojstera and eggs. There was oyer
'v v "' f hundred tons of them. Among the lot
SiV 'lwasf seven solid car loads frrn Morehead
City.
'pS 'Tlj fciristou Free Press which will be
leaned te first week in Febtunry will be
;"V.:.:"pecially , tlevoted to ' the East Carolina
.'; Fair. '' U will have a pasps of advertise
! . , menu of the Fair besides other matter
-jcfiainin to jit. ,-A" large number of
. extra copies will ue issuea. in noer
v ' alitvof tb Fair in advertisin;:, and its
,.,'i. libcaallty'Id "preninius -are two strong
;n (f;(eansr of its success. - . ' y .
"One of the points that will be considered
. e Wednesday afternoon by the ctair
".jf ' . men of tbe Ladies Oomniitteee of tiie f sir
X-"rln tbemeetingat Mrs Chas. Seiaensteins
;.;- 5,l wjll bn deciding upon what'frtain pre
miums that; bave been left open shall be
;i offered foM; The members of the : coin
' ''' '." itteerf who have in mind aoything for
: which no premium has been offered and
: ' for which they think It desirable to offer
' one, are requested to make tbe suggestion
to the chairman of one ot the committees
. and it will be taken into advisement .
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I'omlns; aid (iolnjr
Mr. Jas. F. Taylor and little son left
for a brief trip to New York.
Mr. Brickhouse whose cheery coun
tenance is well known lo a very large
nnniher of our citizens by reason of fre
quent visits to the city in the interest of
his wholesale Ixxit ami shoe house at
Norfolk, loft yesterday on the steamer
Ncuse for bis home.
Messrs. Camp and llecht representing
the Hecht Hinchler company of Norfolk
also lell on the steamer Ncuse alter spend
inc; a few days in the city.
Hon. F. M. Simmons, Internal Itevenue
Collector of this district, c&me in last
night to spend a short tunc in the city on
business.
Miss Julia Charlton, returned to her
home at 'ovc from a vinl to relatives in
the city.
Mrs E. M. Iiguid, w ho has been at
llcuutort and Morehead City canvassiicj,
returned home yesterday morning.
Mrs Kred Hunter, who has been spend
ing several weeks in the cilv, left fir her
homo at Henderson.
Arrival of the Knginp Horses.
The new engine horses lor the Atlantic
Fire Company 'arrived yesterday inorn-
i'V h the Sir. Allsmarlc as expected.
They are full l.hmdcd IVreheron ., whieh
is the be-t lin ed nf dral' hur-.es lin n l-.
One is a dark and the oilier a light dap
ple gray. The finni r weighs t :. pounds;
the fit:, i I lo'i
They arc beauties, and appear well
capable uf lining the w ork reijuired of
I In ni .
Many ol out i i i i .--n s t"k a iew uf
them ye-lerd,iy, and we liayc )et lo ln;ir
the tiisl untayor.ilile coininent. .Mr. I'.ir
rington, w ho i If. eted the purchase, is to
lie cougi it ulaled upon the success he met
w ilh.
Balloonist ki led
We learn that .Mr. I.. N. OJcll, an aer
onaut of the (J race Shannon C'Mntuny
was killed in making an ascension ut
Washington, N. C., yesterday.
The balloon burst alter it Id'l I lie
ground, and when it did Mr. (Mull cut
the parachute loose, but sufficient height
had not been attained for it to open. The
unfortunate man struck the ground while
falling rapidly and his body w i.s b idly
broken up.
The new., was brought to New Berne
last night by a drummer who was in
Washington at the time the accident oc
curred, early iu the afternoon.
Past Comprehension
The Wilmington Messenger says that
just why there is so much delay iu estab
lishing mail service on the W. N. it N.
railroad is past, understanding. We are
of the same opinion.
Theie is pressing need for ipiicker
mail facilities between New ftcrue and
Wilmington and points along the road
and we believe i. would be a good plan
to send it a few petitions from each end
of the line seeking the scrvic.' without
delay.
Store Burned at 1'niitcgo
A letter to Mr. .Fas. B. Clark from his
father brings informalio" of a fire at Pan
lego on the night of Weduesday 17lh
inst. A store was burned. The build
ing was owned by Mr. Lewis Latham and
was occupied by Mr. Charlie Rati iff.
The building and contents were both
a total loss. The former was a two story
building fifty feet in length and worth
about $750. Mr. Ratliff carrie l $2,009
stock and had it insured for $1,000. .
The Free Press tells of an aeciilcnt to
Mr. Henry White, of Fort Barnwell,
Craven county. He was struck on the
head by a limb falling end foremost and
fracturing his skull. It is feared he will
not recover.
Mrs. Wm. Rouse, of Jacksonville whose
mind , recently became impaired was
brought in yesterday to be taken to the
State Asylum t Raleigh to-day. Her
husband and her undo Dr. Cy. Thom
pson accompany her.
A correspondent of the Wilmington
Messenger, tells of a ghastly discovery in
the woods near Burgaw the half devoured
body of a man. It is lielieved the dead
man was a negro tramp and that he
wandered off and froze to death about
Christmas.
Rabbi John Sergius replies in the Wil
mington Messenger to the recent dispar
aging statements made in reference to
him. He asserts that he is a true pastor
and witness " for the Lord, that be has
oceu an ordained minister for over 27
years; that he is not a Jew but a Christ
ian Israelite, and that he is of the church
established by St. Thomas.
The Beaufort Herald says that a white
man who is in jail there charged with
larceny is said to have three wives; one
at Uarlowe, one at Bogue banks and one
r 1-1-1 TT- J ! I !
id ruiinueipuia. tie ,uenira uaving any
wife except one to whom he was married
in Carteret county last February. The
man is named Wm. T. Allcock and came
last fall from Roanoke Island. ' - -
Mr. Walter Clark of Pantego lost a
good little family horso on the 18th inst
in an nnusual manner. The horse . while
hitched up was left standing and in feed
ing. wandered to the edge ef an eight
foot deep ditch that was." near aud the
bank caved," precipitating him' to the
bottom bsad-roremst. it waa about a
minute before bis bead could be - gotten
ont or the water nd He died soon after
wards. .'-v;. s.',.. ;"-,,:.,- V-V'-V.
THE SEW HOTEL.
A Model of Conveniences Sew Berne's
Advantagi Over Other Resorts
Its Prospects.
The new brick hotel near the corner i f
Broad and Middle street m this city,
erected by Judge Carpenter is oue of the
most I M'nut iful uml complete structure
ol 'its size in the South, containing all the
modern improvements. It is four stor:i ,
mi hiding basement, sixty feet deep, 40
feet wide willi spacious apartments
in basement, fifteen by fifty feet deep as
light and airy as the upper stones'
wh't h alls and thmrs are concreti d and
dry as a b,.ne, an I to ! tia -'ned off in
att racl' e gl'nn " l o .
A ilnni'i iv.utci twilli -pe iking Innnp
els to upper slot i c..i rn up anything
wanted fioui !' i i o nil and saloon iu
basement.
A cellar and in' In m c loiiibiiicd i on
the ime ll.mr in leal of basement ind
has tbe app. ar.i'iee o b.'ing cut out "I
olid rock, affording ample room lor cold
stor ige, such as f.csli poultry, beef, pork,
lamb, Ae. I'nere is a I i- ;e cistern ol
soft water, also rock water from the ro k
beneath llie cisirrn, which waters al
canied b pipes through all the room- in
the bouse.
The giound Hour contains two rooin
liltccn by fifty feet, beautiful to bell old.
with a very attru the front and concrete
walk. The two upper stories contain
eighteen e, g.illl sir, ping room-., be Ol
lillllly finished with perfect Vint il it i. 01
ar.d wa-h bouls iu each room with pip' -In
and lo same, and bath lubs and water
closets , mi each ll.n.r, elect I ii' bells and
lights ill all the moms, and spiaknig
trumpets ci inmuiiii a ii'g wilh r. stau
rint ami 'flier and front door. More
sleeping rooms are to be added.
Tor kilchrii can be in the basement or
upper bark in nil near the root', 'flie
dining room, the oluve and the sample
room, can be on the first floor, or a din
ing room on upper fio'T near elevator,
is the proprietor may choose. The pallor
is above the oflice.
The hotel is in a desirable locution tor
one to ; be kept on I lie European plan,
with a first elas-i restaurant and litnrh
counter iu basement to supply meals not
only to the hoiel but to the public al-o.
Surli an establishment is sadly needed in
New Berne. It will do a large business
and secure a large share ol the traveling
trade.
More rooms every year wouli. be re
quired tu meet the growing trade. Sum
mer and winter tourists are now drilling
to ?U'W Heme, w hich, for health, pleas
lire and business prospects, surpasses all
other locations on the Atlantic c.iasl,
south of Norfolk-nml is unequalled as a
great water way and for game, tish and
oysters. It is the largest luc k legion iu
the South, which is cultivated the year
throtigh; railroad, steam sailing naviga
tion affords cheap and easy access in this
large business center, which is daily in
creasing in population and business.
Judge Carpenter is receiving letters
from different parts of the country asking
for information about this hotel and New
Beftie gen Tally from p irli.'s des ring I i
locate south, who will l gla I lo get the
information contained in this article. We
nee'1, mere Hotel ace niiinol.it ions us the
prospects aro that New Berne will be the
attractive point for northern tourists as
soon as sufficient hotel a ?coniino.l.itions
can be furnished.
Already one hotel man who feeds live
thousand tt a dinner on Coney Island is
desiring of securing a large hotel in New
Berne to aeconi nodule this class of trade
anil says he can more than till up the
1 ugest hotel we can erect here, as this
climate surpasses that of Florid i in many
particulars for health and pleasure and
also because it is only twenty four hours
from New York.
Our inland seas aud rivers is just what
they want for their yachts, and water
and gamo pleasures As soon as the
Wilmington, New Burne & Norfolk Rail
road is completed from. New Borne to
Nortolk we shall have a large share of
the Florida travel.
New Berne is now a great business
center which is rapidly increasing. Its
health record surpasses that of all other
cilie-s in the South owing doubtless to its
near proximity to the Gulf stream and
inland waters.
During tbe heated term in summer it
is from nine to eleven degrees cooler in
New Berne than in any of tbe northern
cities and its winter climate surpasses
that of Italy, with flowers ant! green
fluUU and growing vegetation the win
ter through. A more lovely climate for
man has nut yet bsea discovered. Its
prospects for a bright future arc fir
ahead ot Florida or any other southenn
clime.
Our Fish, Oyster, Game and Iudustrial
Fairs in February ech year is a great
southern Institution, which will com
menOTTrffs year Feb'y 19th and hold for
one week, which will ba a sight worth
seeing and will call together a big crowd
from all sections of the land.
New Berne is one of the. most desira
ble locations bn the coast for club houses
ot Northern sportsmen, owing to the
nearness and ' accessibility of cnuraing
hunting and fishing grounds combined
with perfect communication with the
outside world, - -. v. - ; - " A.
.' It is nobler to pardon thau' to
punish. "Arabian Night" ;; ;
liK I K 'S HI Kl II DAY.
Its ( Ti ti rut ion in (he Sew lierne ( ol
ciriate Institute.
T.oir
great 'i
well t
exerr
th ui by
The I
null1 ti
entile -
brow ili. birihd ty "t il,-.-
.1 o! olll S .11 1 1 1 I.ill.l. I'rol.
'. I i
Oil-
-s!s;,lll li ii liel thought
the day by s ,,, lull.
on the -1 1 1 1 I, l itlier
i ii' ' c. hull, I
it ill Mis u , re , o 1 1 1 a u 1 1
It T o t I. i k, i hen 1 Ii
uVrd in Ml- Willi-'
n'.ir i.
.ml i
room, will- 1 1 1 1. 1 I I .i -u I . I,, lei el II ' u .(l il
Ij att! n tiv I.J di i ol ilion- -ait ll.le fol
the d.l I iT till' IlllUtil rr t N o r'
resri.l 1 1 .on - I I I bn I..C--oi,. r. pn'sei.t
i n-s tTTln oil llorseb.n k . Il,i these, was
the date of I
t il . Ii
bilge litters
evergreen.
A emit ur
l.u ts t'. nil 1 1 in n.
ions and oligi.:
ill i, I win. Ii u. i
ive Kr'.pi'iil
:M -ii U and I m iy s staled
his lite. Several select
1 papers seir also read,
lllteresliiio md illslrui 1 -I
.luring the exereis. s
l'1-.f.
Ilia le
I II I
il. u,
llodg, s c
Cmuiieuied on the remarks
piesiions and giving other
ask in
One ul the pupils slated that l,cc
e 1'r. -i lent ol Wash'ngtiin I'niver
l'r..f llo Igi s just here called the
I f tie boy: to t lie
l'i i of the prizes
is t.. ili.- boy who gets the highest
'. iii , I.. il.ii ,liip and I . poi tnient.
'I'
I.n one year, in the
I.i r I , , , l-oy worlh
f. II.
.. I tli
imp.
I .. ,
s upon tin ir
- no I a "n i., -I. '
,d - Ik
ii l
eted
l.pll.
I i - t I
11 . 1
I till t.
'f tile I'lilllJIy
Hep,,. .
lil'll-. I l,
d by 1
ii w ere
interest, d.
Scholarships in Trinity t'olleire.
Mi. K. K . ' III an. chairman of the
Ho.iid of i: lue ition of Craven county,
calls iltenlioii to scholarships which
Trinity college is now oil. ring to young
in. -n who choose to take advantage ol
'hem. Mr. Bryan scys if any of our
young men w.sh lo secure one of the
scholarships and will give him their
names he wilt send llieni in t., the college
authorities, or they may coiutuuuieato
directly with Dr. John F. Crowell. Pres
ident, lor : h. in-el is. There arc a good
ly I'Uinbrr ol I Ins,- schol.ii'ships which
pay tuition for the current term which
Will cud .lull". Sill. Sil.
Tiinity c..:i"ge is making special ell'oil
t 1 1 1 i 1 1 4 its benefits within reach ol the
public rhoiil teachers of the Slate.
There .1- in my teachers whose schools
w ill i lose this or ncl month. These
young nu n might spend the rest of the
tcim Iram ten to eighteen weeks there
taking srYrl courses without cost for
tuition
Th e I'll'i is. however, arc not confined
to leieli'-r-, they are open to any aspir
ing an ! wor'liy young man, and Presi
dent C o-.i.H wishes to be put iu coin
iniinic.il i.ui with such whethfir teachers
or not and u quest those knowing of such
to send him their names and address that
they may be put in a way to be helped to
a h gher education.
The evils of the cigarette can not be
loo much abhorred. The Norfolk papers
tell of a young man there whose tuind has
b 'come so impaired by the excessive use
of the deadly drug as to have atteuiptcd
to fake his own life with laudanum.
Fortunately he was discovered in time to
be s avr 1. Patents have very little doubt
as lo the great injury being done through
so insiyniticant looking a source, vet they
knowingly allow their boys 'o continue
using llieni.
The Kin-Ion Free Press says: "Mr.
(?. F. Smith is on trial at (Jreenville
coin I for murder. This is the case in
which "Messrs. Vbner Slaughter aud J. II.
Smith killed each other some time ago.
Mr. t!. F. Smith ;s indicted as the accom
plice of his brother. Solicitor Woodard
is assisted in the prosecution liy Mr. C.
ti. Avcoek ot (ioldstioro. The delendnnt
is represented by Messrs. Latham & Skin-
tier, Jarvis oc Blow , uiut J. t,. Moore ot
WiUiatuston.
Th'i .Normal and Industrial School.
Letter from a pupil of this Flourishing
North Carolina Institution,
Kn. Jouis.nal: The second years work
in the Normal and Industrial School
commenced on Oct. 3rd. The number
of students enrolled is nearly double that
ol last year, showing that the school is
growing in popularity, anil mat u is
ailing a long icic t.ani.
Thero ore three hundred and fiAy
students in attendance, and half as many
more applied for admission, but could
not be accomodated.
The object of this institution is to give
a solid education and to train teachers.
The number of teachers in the faculty
has been increased to sixteen.
Mr. Mclver is president of the insti
tution and is known throughout the
state. The institution owes much of its
present popularity aud usefulness to his
untiring energy
The Normal h3 a brilliant future, and
that it may continue to prosper is the
wisli ot one ot its pupils. U. H.
CLARK BAKING CO.
In future our Bread will be sold
on tbe streets
Only From Onr Hand Carts.
In order to be sure of getting
tbe rigbt bread, see that "Clark
Baking Co." is on the BOYS
CAPS. This Bread is the very
best in New Berne.
" ; - CLABK BAKING CO.
Powder)
Absolutely
yure
V cream
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l-lll-tll -
llk'htisl of alt in
I.M'I'.HT I'm 1 M
Koon ltKi'oiir
llnvci, Bakino I'
St N V.
I.N KM j
III I i 111
"lilftlt
( nr ll olio p.,
at u ni, 0 si t.i
On. I. too p .
sal. .
nil: mm,
in. I M
" I .i
lb. b.i I
"Make hay while ll,, III -iu . -
III othor words w lii'ti you U.w'f :n
opportunity lit liny what yon need
in I'lo'hitig .mil Mnu's furnishing
Goods ut New York c.wt t ike :ul
vautagc of it. I). i no' If' : lie ch luce
slip until ton Iri'e. O.i or nbout
the 1st of feb's we ill uMiove
oiirnlock rind wish in if.luco it
at inncli is i wsib'.'. Iii i.i.; .iir
money along ,iud see h ,,y w. II ynit
rau do.
.1. T. IU) WAltD
NOTICE.
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I sb.lll
unpaid
l't I.
1 1 -si i am
I. ills.
Altff I'l l). I
; 1 1 1 1 guiiitslnc
ami
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S.I f CIISl s.
If. Y A I, LACK.
it r,i t'liiii'iioi .
WHILE IH
Baltimore
I ISouglit Some 1-'.t-' llargain.i in
Ladies and Misses
CLOAKS.
Another in v ml In.:. .u i i il of
Ladies pine CI...I,- in I M. lntolie-.
fliey will be -..Id .1 1. tii ui M incl'.u t
life! s cost ,
Also MEN'S Hl'lf and PANTS,
BOYS KNF.K PAN n, Ac , Xc.
Cheapest I loud over s -ea in New Fterno,
Wh'ch I will put on sale, at my stoic
commencing M'NI.V niotuiuc;.
Don't forget these U.VIMAINS, 'they
iau't last, long.
07 MIDDLE ST.
DON'T DON'T nm
Let your child cut his teeth on a
plated spoon. I am Rolling (iorliatu
OompaDy's Solid Sterling
SILVER SPOONS
For $1.00 per Sjt.
I have a few ft( j, lc
ins
left at lOftts. each.
Trlair
l'i lis $l."0 and
higher.
Those little Stiver Souvenir
Spoons at. 75otn ain't high.
f" Come and see me.
EATON, The Jeweler.
97 Middle St.
Opp. Rapiiht Onnrch.
F
KX AMINE MV STOl k OF
WORK HORSES
Before buying to cultivate your
Spring crops. I bave them ad apted
to every purpose.
FINE
Gentle Drivers
ALWAYS OS HAND,
FOR SALE OR HIRF.
Horses boarded at
MODERATE PRICES
And well oared for.
Give me a call.
J. A. JONES.
Opposite Gaston House.
AT DUNN'S
YOU WILL FIND
Everything
That is Kept in a
GKOCERY
Quality
Of Goods
UNSURPASSED.
And Constantly Sup
plied With Fresh
Arrivals.
My Lins is
Complete and
-FULL IN EVERY-
DEPARTMENT
JOHN DUNN,
No. 55 & 57 Pollock St
-MOW-IS
THE TIME
TO TUH1T OVER A NEW
LEAF AND COME AND
YOUR ACCOUNT.
YO I r KNOW YOTJ
And That Your Ac
count 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 oi our past
business princi
ples to retain the same.
MONEY
Refunded if anv Goods
trom our Stores are
not as Represented.
IN OUR
Di?y Goods
DEPARTMENT
We have reduced all
DRESS GOODS
To Cost to ciEkt rcca
for our Spring St:sk.
Call and Examine.
Willctt,
cd -a
Hackburn &
47 & 49 POLICE
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