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NEW BERNE, N. C. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1894
PRICE 5 CENTS
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BUSIXES9 LOCALS.
KICK Lin. of Spring Sample frum
WtntiT aker A Brown, Come and eiw
Jn kt J. M. Howanl'i old aland.
IL ' ' J. U Uvmnxut
TOU can alwaja tell wawi , our Bread
Carta are t your door, M our G0NG8
bare a different ring from tb otber belli
ootbarHrcet.-. Youri to pleaae, .,'
t " Clark Bxiiho Co. ;
OSLY K ceoli per pound for good lea
' ' Uftck. green and mixed at
- x . . J. P. Tatwb'b.
'"FORaale P'mnn, ery handtome roas
wood ease, fcnj la perfect ordrr and tune.
.."l lCtill tyofflc. .
--,--: C. R Thomas, Attorney
;' k "'hT CraTcn St., Stanly Building.
EL3GANT Oalendara and Almanacs full
of alualle1hfonetion. M. It. Howard,
Inmra'm-f .Ajroot Offica over Fnrmcrt
4 MewliloU Bank, s-
MUTTON' Suet fur meifirHl use, 5ct per
nke. , ' CharH. Nklsdk.
' fc" i' . Mo. 67nr..3i.
FRESH lot of Luiulrrtli's & Johnson
iJilli : UlSRaoliinsaeada iuat received at
. . tt !,.... . lA8nn.i,s Pharmacy.
FOR Sale and Rent Lot on Middle St.
ebpoaite Catholic rectory, terms reasona
ble. Also office on lot adjoining Pres
byterian nbnrcli Yard tor rent. Apply to
. tf II. I. Gibbs.
, BIG Nelson Bay and Broad Creek Oysters,
tkiest kind, delivecud at your door fresh
from bench. Hbmrt Brown.
Corner Mire's Drug-Store.
JOCAL NEWS.
ffNEW ADVERTISEMENT!.
Howard. 'V..
f. t Hartsfield7-H:riii Samples.
Clark Baking Co. - You can ulways
yA tell f
COTTON SALKH
Saturday 16 hales, 7.20 to 7.32 1-8.
o .
' fhe choral club will meet at 1,10 co1"
' lege Wedaesday ni-;Tit t 7:80 oclock.
-!"'"lhe Atlantic firS engine lmrsc will
... he sold at auction tomorrow morning in
' front o the City Hall at 10 o'clock.
Charlotte will havo a trrand trades
display and carnival and march for the
benefit of the soldiers home.
Mr. Geo. W. Child, the ranch b
j loTad and widely known editor of Phila
- " delphia, is considered beyond recovery.
We publish in this issue the beautiful
and patriotic lines sung at the business
men's carnival, and composed by Mrs. R.
P. Williams of ibis oity.
Miss Clementine Whitfoid's sketch ol
the Ufa of John Wright Stanly is cou
eloded this . morning. It will be found
interesting resding.
The Winston Republbau says Click &
. .. Co., of Elkin, N. C. , take the rag off the
bosh in recently shipping 30,504 eggs in
one day. v
" Mr. Geo.' Hamilton's baby which - was
badly burned Friday by falling into the
,a' I 'J Are 'la getting worse- -scarcely a hope
of its recovery remains.
L. r l t -
Th January number of the Bulletin of
. r j the Department of Agricultural' was
issued Thursday. It is devoted almost
entirely t the cultivation of the peanut.
A meeting of the Board of Road sup-.
ervisors , of the 8th Township was held
. Z!'iWeeteMay.-J Atv the meeting E. G. Hill
;vr,. j fBsq., was elected chairman ol the board.
' i papers in this State asserts that Ransom
H V i UJ k wllV tesign if Simmons is not con
,v " ' firmed. i. - ', '-',
Council No. 18 of the jrder of Chosen
JC 'Friends ' will Be organized In the New
' ' , 'j " i Berne iFi Engine; Company's Hallto
. 4 h morrpwjiigl!jt:15,byMr, Witcover
J '- who tame1 tiere for that work.
' tCThe'motitUly 'meeting of the. Ladies
i - t Benevolent Society will be held on Tneo
S "dayfterooorf at half Jpast three o'clock:
' " J a e W9'61108 f Miss 'Metts A &U
. '. . itttendanoe is' requested, T; ' t;
..v 7 . .' - State Treasurer Tate iavors plan of
. ' ': setting apart", a day for the collectioa of
.. ., -- 7 ' funds in North Carolina, for tlio erection
i - :" . . j-. - of a monament at the battle ground of
-w -. , ... Gettysburg. ' '
4: v The jury n the of the 8Ut vs. 6;
- . - ' , ' J. Fuller tsi; the' murder of B. C. . Parker,
: '-"-"-whrch nas just been- tried before Judge
"'' ' -4 Bryan at-Fayetteville, returned a verdict
, . tlmirdn tf'O fiixt degree. . (
' r - IJhe regular quarterly meeting of : the
. i' r ' 'ladies' Momoriol Asaooiation will lie.hekl
i. ! . j as tiie teaidonoe of Mr Jno. Hughes- on
' l i Tuclnyth iiAfttt 12 M.':? MI inemberg
, ) ! iW earaestlf 'fcqueated to be p'resintf
. , """ A'nrttori'oiis ! character of Colnmbia, S.
-c' a ' ' trfed tniiull doa'e a wilneis against him
;. , "for Tiolt1onvf the )qoor law und was
T2- " shot down: jii the,, street.. Tlie'iiian who
. ' ' " did the sliootinft was . arrested and placed
, .Iw Ycy:,bicele oq txlObitioi at
, t . , .1 . fh stortwrf oqr popular youqj;towo9niaB
. 1 1 ' Mr W. Q. Basrington, is a beauty indeed.
. ' it is the J.itest linprovd 94 patturn' and
' has qo superior n Amnicaa n)de .nj9'
chines. , The eompaoy has reduced the
. ; price ( their highest grade cycles to
... $125 , , . ,;;- - ;
The clerical furce in the office of the
Collector of Revenue is bow complete,
' and is as follows: T. B. Womack, chief
clerk; W.H. Walker, list clerk; E B.
r 1 Ms, stamp clerk, ' F. ' Simmons,
I pr; Jl. 11. Jones and N.' A. Brown,
( 1 wliiky aceouuls; H. H. Granrer,
I . , i of taxes paid," James G, Steed,
1 ' f counts. . ."
The'Ballooaltt ArriT.
Prof Ed.- R, Hutclliso. and Miss
Rubie DeYoa of the Grace ShabBua bsl
loon company who are to nwke the as
cenaions at the New Berne Fair arrived
hut night, and are registered at Moore's
boarding hoose. .. .-' V
- Prof- Hntchinsoo bringi with him al
so couple of dogs which will be used in
the ascensions one b a sky terrier, Daisy
the otber a pug, Nellie. One or them
will be taken up at each ascension and
dropped In a parachute adapted to it.
Prof Hntchinscoslso brings with him a
trotting dog for the Fair. It is a large
beautiful Danish mastiff 11 months old
stands 28 inches and weighs 127 pounds.
The other trotting dog and his driver
will arrive next Thursday.
I. X. C. A. Anniversary.
The anniversary of the Young Men's
Christian Association will be held to
night iu the Presbyterian church.
The reports if the officers for the year
1893 will le read, after wluch Rev. Ru
fus Font will delivei a short address lol
lowcd by remarks from the pastors of
the Methodist and Disciple churches.
Rev. C. G. Vardell will preside. The
Churches referred to above have agreed
to suspend their services lor tonight. The
choirs of the churches tak'na part are
requested to unite with the cboir of the
Presbyterian church. Gospel Hymns
will be Used.
Take Boarders and Lodgers.
Tomorrow morning Kev. Ed
ward iSll will l6t;in canvassing the city
for I warding places for Fair visitors. Let
every ono arrange to tako as many as
possible either for table board on1',
lodging only or both together.
Find out as near as possible bow many
you can accommodate and be prepared to
get on Mr. Bull s list. The Fair olticials
will use that list in directing visitors
whero to go a they arrive. It is impor
tant for the officers to be in possession of
full information on this lino, and it U im
portant also to have all the places open
that can lie secured.
Ueorgl? Job Trinting Pone in New
Berne.
Messrs. Richardson & Son job printing
office ot New Berne has just finished
and sent off tho minutes of the State
conference of the colored Free Will Ba
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ti9ts of Georgia.
A copy of the minutes of the last ses'
sion of the N. C. organization printed
by Messrs. Richardson & Son was sent
to the Georgia conference, and the work
was so far ahea 1 of what they had been
getting that prices were written for and
the order was placed here.
Ticket Office Robbed.
The W. N. & N. R. R. office at Scott's
Hill was broken into Friday night and
some of the railroad tickets stolen. A
young, whits man wbo got off at the sta
tion that night and who arrived in New
Berne on yesterday's freight was ar
rested on suspicion, orders to that effect
being telegraphed to the city.
The young man seemed to give a
straight account of himself and nothing
substantial appearing against him he was
released.
Coming and doing.
Hon. A. S. Seymour, left yesterday
morning for Greenville, S. C, m bold U.
S: Court, this being necessitated on ac
count of the Judge for the district not
having qualified as yet.
1 Mrs. C. Follinan wbo has been spend
ing several weeks in Florida visiting re
latives returned home last night.
Mr. W. E. Snelling, and Mr. F. J.
Hardison, who have been off boring wells
returned home last night from Smith
field. .
Closed to Visitors.
From this time until r the Fair
neither visitors nor horses will be allowed
on the race course except those that have
business there. - '
Any one may- come Into the Fair
grounds as usual but not on the race
track. Its gates are now .closed against
all except the class designated. . -
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. The steamers Paris aud New York are
going to Newport News lor repairs. The
dock there is the only one in the United
States large enough to bohl these in)
menw ships. - .
" The Raleigh correspondent of the Char
lotte Democrat , Bays tbatMf the cotton
mills at other points iu the State have
done as well as those in-Raleigh and pro
pose to make as 'many additions to their
plant, the' showing will Indeed be a fine
one, ' One mill there wjll add75 looms
and 2,508 spindles, another 100 looms
and 5,000 spindles. What better proof
does any one want that cotton manufact
uring ' pay (ban '. the fact that those en
gaged in the lioiuess" are Mutinously en
larging their plants ' rv53 v
' The GreeB ville Reflector op the tccar
on of Jgdge Bjnrnj holding Pitt ooun.
ty Superior aourt, telle ot him that when
there is a . conviction' for carrying con
cealed weapons, his Honor . makes it a
condition of suspending judgment upon
payment of costs that the defendant make
the court a present of tho pistol. When
the pistol was turned over by the J,ylg4
to tliQ qnonn wun, insjirucuqns. iqai uc
brca it in pieces and return the frag,
menu to the court. Several went be
tween the anvil and hammer . under this
order. . ' ,
' tut BKTJTK KUBFHY.
In Rlckmend Jail for Highway B.k-
kery- CMlttc4 a Tear Ag.
The low villain, Edward Murphy, who
after lying in jail in New Berne nearly
three months, was lent out of the
city Mayor Ellis paying bis way to Not;
folk, is again beard from. The following
telegram sent out from Richmond gives
the last beard of him:
Richmond, Va., Feb. 2. Two New
York pngilials, giving their names as Ed
ward Murphy and John Monihan, man
aged to evade the police here early this
morning and engago in a mill which re
suited in a victory for the former. The
purse was small and the battle short,
lasting but two rouqds. Tlio first round
devclopil no sltigglnj, b;it the second
was a fight from tli.' -t mi. Murphy land
ed ban I on his antagonist's ear and ham
mered him on the neck, driving him to
ihe floor. Monihan could uot rise, le
caue as fast as iu- ouUl attempt t" do
so Murphy would knock linn down.
Tha uffair wound up in a real J 'scrap"
letwecn the men, in which no regard was
paid to kecoiuls or referee, anil the spec
tators separated them.
All parties were arrested. Murphy
wenltojail. He was also arrested on a
charge of highway robbery committed
here last March.
Fiank Wongo, the ln:lun pi'il'mt, whs
Murphy's second, while a Norfolk sport
performed the same office for Monihan.
Mr. Brady, Of the Turf Exchange, wus
the referee, while Mr. Louis Lyon acted
as time keeper.
A later account says that bad blood
had previously existed between the two
contestants. The charge ot robbery
against Murphy was for stealing $190 nnd
a gold watch from P.C. Mitchell of Ches
terfield. Not only were the principals arrested
but all the promoters also.
Church Service)!,
, Christ Church Rev. T. M. N. George,
rector. Quinipiagesiina Sunday. Service,
sermon and Holy Communion 11 a in.
Evening prayer an 1 sermon 7:30 p. in.
Sunday School anil Young Men's Bible
Class 3.30 p. m. Sunday School at the
Ch ipel 9:30 a. in. The public are cor
dially invited to attend thesn services.
Attentive ushers.
. Presbyterian Church C. (I, Vardell,
pastor. Service 1 1 a. m. Sunday School
1 1:89 P ni. The evening service will be
' Anniversary of the Y. M. C. A.
r-Bi t am s aiuouc uuicu iiin
ma at 1 1 a. in. Catechism at 4 I) ill.
'Xnoiliction of the Blessed Sacrament at
7:30 p. m., Rev. P. F. Quinn, rector.
Church ofChrist D. II. Petree, pas
tor. Service for men at ,9:30 a. in.
Preaching at 11 a. m. Subject: "Christ's
Epistle to ttie World." Sunday School
3 p. in. No service ai night on account
of anniversary service at the Presbyteriai.
Church.
Baptist Church Rev. Rul'us Ford,
pastor. Services at 11 a. m., conducted
by the pastor. Sunday School 3 p. ni.e
Y. M. C. A. 4 :45 p. in. Young men's
meeting.
No One to Work the Road.
A strange state of affairs exists on Pem
broke road between the city and what
is generally known as the New BriJgo, a
distance of abou,t two and a half miles.
There is not a man left on the 'road whose
duty it is to work it all are two young
or too old. There havo been very few on
it subject to road duty and these few have
moved off.
This being the cose what is to be
done ? As the present law provides for
the rot.ds to be worked ty those living
along them we 'do not know whether it
is allowable to use . tax money , for the
purpose or not, but we do know county
prisoners can be utilized for the purpose
and now is a good time to put the prac
ticability of thus working the road$ to a
tet- .
We have repeatedly advocated keep
ing up publio highways by convict labor.
There ia no reason why the vicious and
worthless element of our population
should be kept idle in jail and fed at the
expense of the industrious and law
abiding. Take them out and make them
serviceable. If necessary put a ball and
chain on them the like wus done here a
few years bfter the war and it can be
done again. 5 .
The city hag led off in the way of
making its prisoners work violators of
the ordinances can. be seen with, tho
striped suits at work on the streets, now
let tho county take the fellow who ' are
in jail and pot them on the road. i( , i
1 a --..'I t
( OnrMannracturing-PoJlcy, ttf f -Nor:h
Carolina has enough kaolin '
supply the crockery manufacturers ot the
world.- How much of this is need in this
Statet. Probatly we, will do' with our
kaolin as we do with our Ane woods.
ship the' material to other States to be
manufactured, so we can buy the product
at about ten prices over the cost of raw
material. Wilmington Messenger. -";v7.
TbelMesaengera ridicule h) tajtbe point
l Is bu.ty i few days ilnoe an announce
meni was made Of a rhipment oi kaolin
from . fhis '. State to Japan! - And native
woods of various kinds tor Manufactur
ing purposes cn often be seen leaving
New Berne for . northern factories. . Ono
wharf in the city ia at' t,bi S'W
with modiuni aised. cypress logs sawed
iutq' convenient lengths for transporta
tion awaiting ahipmeni i. "
The raw material of many kinds that
we'have ill around , as, if worked up at
home would make an incalculable differ
ence in one prosperity. , , ' t
' Mail t-erriee ffrxt.
The eontmct lietween the Southern
Eiprrtt Com puny and the Wilmington,
new llerne and Norfolk Railroad wr:,t
into effort yesterday. Express freight
and parcels of all kinds, including money,
are now parried through between Wil
mington ami New Berne. This is well.
New lot us (lave ihe through mail. Wil.
BUr, 2 lini.
' Svcry one wants the mail carried on
the W. N. & X. U. R. Ttfere has already
been too mu.-ii delay in serf ice when the
means ur-at haul lor belter facilities
they should be promptly utilized. Wi
jbin the Star n saying "Xo- let us have
the through inn I. "
A Blglhaugo
Here is another item taken from the
Charlotte Observer which shows the
marked change that is taking place in
the policy of our fanners in reference to
making home supplies.
"One good sign of the prosperous con-
d'ticn of the farmers in this section, said
Mr. U. C. Irwin '.be other dav. is that
they all raise, not only enough meat to
supply borne consumptioa but also
enough to supply this market. Former
ly when I was iu the meat business I had
to send to Atlanta for all my pork. Now
we have it offered right at our doors, as
tine as can be bought anywhere.
"PASS UNDER THE ROD."
Mils. M. H. 11. DANA, S. C.
Pot; Tin: Jouknai..
I saw the young bride ui Iter beauty and
pride,
Ilcdecked ui her. sunny array,
And the bright flush of joy mantled high
on her check,
And l lie litturc looked blooming and
And Willi woman's devotion sliu laid her
lonil be. ut
At tin: shrine of idolatrous love,
And she anchored her hopes on this
perishing curth,
By the chain which lier tenderness
wove,
Hut I saw when those i hearth strings
were bleeding ami lorn,
And tho chain had been severed iu
two.
She hud Changed her white robes lor the
saipcs of grief,
And lnootn lor the paleness of woe,
But the Healer was there, pouring balm
on her breast,
Anil not wiping the tears from her eyes,
Ami lie strenijtlieneil the chain he had
bi-.ikcn in tTai,n
And fastened it linn tulihe skies M
There had whispered a voice 'twas the
voice ol tier (foil,
'I love thee 1 love thee puss under the
nut .
I saw the young mother iu tenderness
bend
O'er the couch of her slumbering boy,
And she kissed the soft lips, as they mur
mured her name,
While the dreamer lay smiling iu iov,
O, sweet as a rosebud encircled with dew
When its Iragranco is Hung on the air,
S fresh and so bright to tint mother he
seemed,
Ashe lay in his innocence there,
But I saw w hen she gazed on the same
lovely form,
Pale as marble and silent and cold,
But paler and colder her beautiful boy,
And the tale of sorrow was told !
But the ilealcr was there who had strick
en her heart,
Aud taken he.r treasure away,
To allure her to Heaven he placed it on
High,
And the mourner will sweetly obey,
There had whispered a voice 'twas the
voice of her God,
"I love thee I love thee pass under the
rod !
I saw the fond brother, with glances of
love,
Gazing down on a gentlo young girl,
And she hung on his arm and breathed
soft in his ear,
As he played with each graceful curl,
O, he loved the sweet tones of her silvery
voice,
Let her use it in ssdncss or clee;
And he'd clasp his. brave arms round her
p.eucaie lorm.
As she sat ou her brother's knee.
But I saw when he gazed on her death
stricken face, '
And she breathed not a word in his
ear;
And be clasped his brave arms round an
icy cold lorm,
And he moistened her cheek with a
tear,
But the Healer was there, and he said to
him thus
"Grievo not for thy sister's short life."
And he g&vc to bis arms still another lair
And 'je made her nis own cherished
wife I
There had whispered a voice 'twas the
voice ot his uod,
I love thee I love thee pass under the
rod!
I saw where a father and mother had
leaned
On the arms of a dear gifted son,
And tho stir in the future grew I right to
i their gaze ; .
As they saw the proud place he had
' won I
And the ftat-cotniQg evening of lile
7 nrrtmiiflfl'fiiir. .
nd its pathway grew smooth to; their
, feet. -. -
And the starlight ofijlove. glimmered
.bright at tue end.
And tba whispers of fancy were swiet.
But J saw-when they stood, bending low
o'er the grave,
Where their hearts dearest hopea . had
' .' been laid,' ,, . -
And the star bad gone down in tha dak-
v- ness of night, . - . " '
' And the joy from their bosoms bad
: lied, ; .-:.- -
BuJ th Healef was there, and his arms
,l 'i were around, S - .
And he led them.with tenders care;
And he showed them a star in tha bright
nnner world. - : .'''' '-'-: .
Twas (AaV star sbnlng brilliantly
.- thcrei ; ' - "-.
They had each heard a voice-twaa the
.voice ot saeir woa, ., -v , ;
"I love thee I lor thee past under tat
roar" - -
CABNITAL KOXU
Oh the faireit spot on earth, is to man of
mite wonu,
Unless he finds his intcrent ccntcetl
tliere:
But tried anil muled friends lo the
poorest places lends
An ever cbeerlul bright and sunny
air.
Let your greeting theu U- ki-nl. to the
stranger w tin imiv hnd.
A home, aud health, and occupation
here.
Should he (ill fertile soil, with lalioriouo,
piltll llt toil,
Encourgenicnt his wc.iriui's ill cheer,
t nonrs
Buihl up your town through it nil
I'o matter whate'er may befall
Invest jour nioncr home prosperity will
come
Build up your town through it all.
With a climate iiusurpus-ii!, w'nh i.
sources ri' h and vast
From forest, hYM and river'- tc.-niin"
life.
Where tho Christmas roses bloom, liil
the air with lanit perfume.
While the mocking l-ir.N i u-;'ir m
tuneful strife
With an ancestry nho.- m:iio i.ovi a
heritage ot fame.
In the title proud of "Alliens ,,f tin
State" We should work for public gm-.l a- a
common brotherhood
Iu united effort all co oii rate.
ciionrs
15c true to your town through il all
No matter whate'er may befall,
In unillk strength siuti-s a ill conn- ai
length
He true to your town through it all.
Listed For the New Berne Fair
Mr. Frank liege, ol the Wachovia
Kennels, will attend the New Heme Fish,
Oyster and Game, Fair this month, anil
exhibit a variety of chickens, guinea pigs,
rabbit, white rats, pug dogs, St. Hcinals,
etc. A visit to Mr. liege's home on
South Side is a veritable treat aud he or
bis assistant is kept busy piloting i al!er
around. His collection of the above men
tioned fowls and animal arc wort h going
miles to sec.
Among Ins nmeltics is a pair of Jap
anese Dancing Mic-, the iuir, liuie
things imaginable, ami to s'-e l Ik in i m
the -'pigeoinving" would put some i-f
our light I'antastie Iming I. ids ami l,i--e-to
their laurels. Winston Ucpnbiic.ni.
All Alabama Notice of the Fair.
The w-iter was never iu New lieriic, N.
C, but as it is the birth. place ot his par
en's, ho ti-els an interest in all things per
taining thereto. Before him lies a eopv
of the New Berne Weekly Jot iin m., wit ii
a glowing prospectus of the East Caro
lina Fish, Oyster, Game an 1 Industrial
Association to be held Feb. !'. 21.
It would be pleasure indeed for him to
attend and la-come aruiuintod with the
place he has heard so olten described,
and to meet the dosiemlants ol those who
were friends anil relatives of those dear
ones who are gone. Alabama Beacon
Grcenboro Ala.
An I'niler (.round Jail.
Mr. C. M. Brown, who is Inning the
old jail removed, eallnl our atti mioii lo
a fact which is not within the memory ol
anv living one.
file fact is shown that the liit jail
which was used here I he cebs were all
nnderground, with brick walls cemented.
When the new Iront next to the street
was all filled in, and it whs all made
above the surface. Washington I'ro
giess. :ii Deeenilants.
We heard a gentleman this week tell
about Joshua Hudson, of Norwood, Stan
ly county, who is 1)1) years old and has
been married three times, ind has deeenil
ants numbering 323, children, grand
children and great-grand-children.
He has never tasted a drop of medicine
ia his life. He is in in good health and
had good eyesight up t.i four or five
years ago. Winston Hepublican.
Msofately
Fure
A Cream of tartar baking powder
Highest of all in leavening strength.
Latest United States Government
Food Repobt.
Royal Baking: Powoeb Co., ' 106 Wall
8t..N. Y.
Fol Rent
House with six largo rooms, fine
closets and a commodious kitchen, large
lot with stables, buggy house, &c, at
tached, on Johnson St. Terms easy.
Geo. H. Whit.
fob; sale cheap.
One fine larcre dark hnv hursm 7 trisaro
!old weighs 1,200 lbs. Any one wishing
. i , i . . .
iu ouy a guuu araugnt norso can apply
at the Oity Hall or to Chas. J. McSorley,
foreman ot Atlantic Fira Co. Tf nnl1. annn
ep disposed of will be ibid at auction.
ir -kii . - . '
juunuay, reuruary om. at Vff o.clocK.
wu. KLira, Mayor.
Now'a the day aud now 's the hour."
' BUBNS.
Tbara .is only about ten days
left Wom wer more. Now'a the
time to bay what yon need in
Clothing, Hata and Sttoea at' low
prices. We have about-30 chil
dren's salts if there are any (a the
lot that will salt yon. Well make
toe prioeo-rigus. uo yoa need a
trunk er a valise. They are coins
at cost, A few more rngs left.
Call early before they are all cone
Dont forget to bring yonr money.
COLD WAVES!
C 0 1 L 1 0 W A J Ylfe I S
- WILL HAVE NO -
FOR '
YOU IF
YOU WILL
P
Y,
ourselt
WHILE EVilRYTHINQ IS
CHEAP,
-WITH-
CO
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CO
GROCERIES,
o3
co
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PQ
DRY GOODS,
o
&c.t &c.( &c.
FROM ONE OF THE
Cheapest
and BEST
Stocks that was ever
brought to this City.
WE STILL.
Adhere strongly to our
Proposition,
To Refund
Money at all 'times
when goods are not as
REPRESENTED.
Yours Truly,
ViI!ett;
Largest,
47 & 49 POLLOCK CT.
AT DUIJU'S
YOU WILL ITHD
Everything
That is Kept in a
GBOCEBY.
Quality
UNSURPASSED
And Constantly Sup
plied With Fresh
Arrivals.
Uy Lint is
Complete aild
-FULL UI EVERY
DEPARTMENT
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