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VOL. XIIa-NO, 272,
NEW BERNE, N. C. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1894
PRICE 5 CENTS
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BCSIXESS LOCALS.
A.KX om on, wUhiog Turkey, for next
- weekNra would like to take tbalr order
tor nine, w, ,1m will bar, a nic lot
BatnrdkT- Bam!. Coax A Box.
ONE boodrad cue, of Pie Peachca for
Ml, at J. F. Ttjlor, ud S. H. Scott', at
' 10 cent a can.
SALESMEN wanted Free prepaid out
fit. One of oar agent, ha, earned over
$30,000 in fire year. P. 0. box 1871,
New Tort
LOST, Strayed or Stolen One Gold
Headed Umbrella. Return to thi, office.
TRY "Coal Oil Jobnny Soap" best in the
world tor any purpose laundry, kitchen,
toilet, bath or removal of grease sputa
from kid gloret, &c. Onco used you'll
never be without it. Fur sale by
J. F. Tatxor.
A NICE fine lot of chickens.
Smallwood.
J. W.
x' HENRY Brown' is the place for finest
Broad creek and Nelson Bay oyster,
, P Prompt delivery, from bench corner Mace
drag (tore.
.UNTIL futher notice we will not deliver
mny bread on the street, hut will lie glad
o have you send to the store lor it. Bend
about fivo to get it nice ami hot.
Respectfully,
Clark Bakiko Co.
AIjL person having claims against me
will please present them at oi.ee for i n
inediate payment. I can be loun I at my
old stand until further notice.
C. E. Slovkr.
A KIND an 1 Gentle Horse six years old
for sale. '. E. S lover.
MUTTON Suet for medical use, 5cts per
cake. Chas E. Nelson.
No. 67 Brc.d 9t.
A FRE8H lot of Landrcth's & Johnson
& R.iMns seeds juat received tt
tf uaskii.i.'s Pharmacy.
.O0AL NEWS.
VA'IT A I YE RTTI' V F. .V TS
Uotvar?.
Salesman want! d.
Q. II. Roberta. For rent.
8. Colin &S.m Turkeys.
Tavlor an I Scott Pie piMclioi.
II. L. Oibbs Mules for sale.
W. D. Barrington For Fnir Week.
COTTON SALES.
Thursday- -3 bales, 7 18 lo 7 15.
A special drill of thu Naval Reserves
will beheld at the armory tonight.
The merry go round for the Fair was
Iteing put up yesterday.
Round trip tickets from Norfolk U
New Berne for the Fair will be ft
Roberson county has just added nine
convicts to the penitentiary.
The exhibit of Messrs. W. II. & R. S.
Tucker of Raleigh was among - those
which arrived yesterday.
His Radcliffe's'concert will be a promi
nent event of Fair week. The tickets to
"this fine musical entertainment are now
on sale at Nunn & McSorley's.
'Charlotte wants to secure the State
Horticultural Fair this year. The con
test for it appears to be between that city
and Wilmington.
The Secretary of State 'ill at the end
of this month issue the annual report of
the Hie and fire insurance companies
doing business in this State.
, There is much interest at King's Moun
tain regarding the tin discoveries. It is
aid that Northern capital is icady for
investment there,
A Jacksonville correspondent writes us
that Mr. J. F. Giles has just finished bis
large store fir Marine & Bros, who in
tend to pat a large stock of goods iu it
The preparations for the grand Fair
' parado on Tuesday are moving forward.
' The fire companies , and other organiza
lions, bicyclist and citizens will all par
tlcipate. . Join in and swell the proces
sion. :
Mr. E. T. Berry is painting and let
. taring Mr. Jobn Dunn's cigar stand at the
Fair grounds. Though not large the
stand will be conspicuous and inviting in
Its appearance. , -Last
Saturday morning the - two only
'prisoners in Pitt county jail gave bond
and were released. The jail was empty
two days.' It is the first time it has been
- empty since it was built, twelve years
. Tbe'. meeting of the Choral Society
: baving been interlered with by the rain
Wednesday nigh llio business Intended
for then will be transacted next Weducs
day night. The Choral Society now
taunijeri 150 me'mbcm
; The painters were at work on Mr. L.
SchultB A Co' store front,' The cousld
erable amount of repaiiitirlg that has been
done on Middle street stores recently and
.the tearing down of the dead ivy Iroin
- tlie.Bjplist church, leaving only the fresh
gretc . portions adds, much to the good
appearance of the street. -
Col, J. S. Cart's factory exhibit arrived
on a special car by last nightVpassengsr
train. Preparations for it had been
y going on all day by gentlemen who came
down in advance. - Mr.' H. ; N. Snow
came down with it. He is at Mrs. N.- 8.
Riehardsons. " ; ' " ":
The Slate's exhibit fur the East Caro
lina Fair, a car load of about 75 cast
arrived by the freight twin yesterday
and was taken up to the grounds prompt
lv and work beinn at oace bv Messrs.
l'rmiU v and Green, who, with Mr. T. K.
TUBES IT KECKS.
A Bark Stranded and Tw Sehooaers
Sink Oar Coast.
Special to Thb Joubkal
BbaUTObt, N. C, Feb. IS During
last night gale th, bark New Light,
Capl. Avis, laden with lumber and bound
to Philadelphia from Savannah, was
stranded on Bogu, beach, twelve miles
west of here.
The crew were saved but the vessel was
a total loss.
Pilots report seeing the masls of two
schooners sunk on Outer Diamond, Look
out shoals.
Send Tour Exblb'U To-day.
Good work was done at the Fair
grounds yesterday. When our people
make a start they drive ahead lively.
The walls were made pretty with ever
greens ' and othcr,decorations. Elands and
show cases put into position ami the .ex
hibits that arrived properly placed.
Let every one send up all he can this
morning ami this afiernson that the pre
paratory work may proceed with all the
expedition possible.It is important to
get everything made ready to save from
too great a rush towards the mil; so send
everything this morning that yon can.
The New Berne Music House.
A thousand dollar Mchliu baby grand
piano will be a part of the exhibit from
the A. Celin Piano Jt Org.in Company of
this city. It is now on the way by ex
press.
This music coinpa ly has already sold
and delivered this week lour pinnos and
lour organs jood ork. Mr. .1. VVillie
Stallings went down lat nijjht to put up
Icir .Mr. I. 11. M iUisdii, t lie one piano
just sold lo him.
Coming and (iolng.
Miss l.uerelia (iurrcll, of Winston ur
rived last ni''lit lo visit Miss K.nina Katie
Jones.
Mr. Ed. Lyon, of Fnyettevillc arrived
ti visit his lather It-v. J. 'l Lyon and
attend the Fliir.
Mr. T. Iv. Limner arrived last night
lie and Messrs Green ami Brim ley who
arrived the night before are stopping at
Mr. N. S. Richardson's.
Superior Court.
State vs. Chancy Gore. Larceny by
breaking a gNss in L Sclmltz's window
and abstracting u portion of contents.
The jury were out all day and had not
agreed upon a verdict at last accounts.
State vs. Chancy Gore. Larceny of
pi-,to'. from E. E. Moye, col. VerTul,
not guilty.
The case on the civil docket of Wein
man, Hirshiuan, & Co. vs W. H. Cohen.
Verdict for plaintiff.
Tingle vs Rowe, a land suit, occupied
the afternoon session of court and ran
over into today.
It is announced that the National
Farmers Alliance will meet in Raleigh
next year.
A Congressman dropped dead the
other day, but it dnes not seem to have
affected this years's crop of candidates
for Congressional nomination.
When this country reaches the stage at
which bonest elections can only be se
cured by Federal interference the days of
the republic will be numbered.
' The fate of the British House of Lords
is interwoven with that of the crown. If
one falls the other cannot stand, and
neither rests upon s very secure founda
tion. A four thousand dollar distillery seizure
has been made by revenue officers in Per
son County. The property was leized
for irregularities and will be sold.
The Sherman Bros., Mrs. Sbedman
rind .their troupe of performing dogs ar
rived on the Wilmington train to show at
theFsir. ,
The Kansas judge who naturalized a
Chinaman must have overlooked the act
of 1882. which prohibits their naturaliza
tion, by either Federal or State courts.
Attorney General Olney is investigating
the case.. -
A special ' to the Wilmington Messenr
ger says: "A prominent Republican here
received a letter today from Washington
stating, on authority, that all the Repub
lican and Populist Senators would cer
tainly vote against Simrnons'tconfirmatfon
and that if Senator Vance induced any
Democrats to vote with hint Simmons'
defeat was cwtain.- V; '''"'"yS: '"
Two distillers . anrl ; 1,000 gallons of
whiskey,, belonging to Alonzo:, Rhyne,
near Gastonia, have . been seized. Also
Revenue officer returned from near Blue!
Wing, Person countyr where thev seized
the entire count of the Chester -Springs
Distillery Company. -There are two
stills. : The value or the property is
$4,000. .. It is seized for irregularities and
will bo old. :, Vv , " X : ; '
Gov. Cart hai offered a reward of f 100
each (or two Cumberland county murder
ers William West and John West. The
same sized reward fs offored for a Wilkes
county man 3uthrie J. Johnson who kill
ed Frank Meyers in Wilkes county.! The
New Observer Chronicle says the case of
tlie Wests Is a very aggravated one;
They shot down. Frank Newell, who was
A FAIR CONYEXIE.1CE.
lafarmatloa Bnreaa and Check Roam
for Accommodation of Visitors,
The need ol one prominently, always
accessible spot at which individuals of a
great and protracted gathering of people
can obtain desired information and leave
parcels with which they do not wish to
be encumbered is perfectly apparent.
While some accommodation along these
lines has been afforded at each New
Berne Fair, the service has not heretofore
beeu worked up to that degree of efri
cieticy. which would ni i'..e i; fthe b'gli
est value. TVh y -:-1 u -j vi e will be
systematically coudueicd in a prominent
and convenient location -ii . to be run
by .Mr. John P i in i:i lonucction with
his ciga r stand.
At the stan I information will be freely
famished ut any hour while the Fair is
In progress cither ou mailers pertaining
to the Fair or on outside matters mat
is information pertaining to the finding
ol boarding houses, arrival and depart
ures of trains, steamers, &c.
Mr. Dunn will also have a c'u:ek room
in which articles may, with pcrf-ct safely,
bo left lis long as desired, the using ol
checks clludcs the possibility of mistakes
occurring, ami as extra help w ill be re
quired '.o attend to the business a small
fee will be charge 1 for tlie care of the
articles left, but remember that any in
formation yon will,be cheerfully furnished
throughout the day w ithout any charge
whatever.
A Stroag Seutiinnnt for 8 1 mm on 4.
StaTF.svii.i.b, N. C, Feb. 11 11 Sim
tnotis should be deleated for confirmation
by the Senate I predict the people of
North Carolina will have two claims upon
Hem winch lliev will nidi loiward to
pav Vane's warmest friends, who of
collide will net (Uert iiim, will crowd
e.icli oilier in their elf oris to reward Sim
i-.ioih, b.it'i for liis nob'e, couragco.is
tight lor Democracy and for tins last
mark ol disapproval which the entire
Democracy of the State will resent, lor if
h: is ilcf ale 1 they will resent i not
with a Iceling or desire to censure v anre,
but wiih i hut higher and greater le-.ire
to deleiid themselves, as it is looked upau
as a delenee of Democracy to defend Sim
mons.
1'lie ans.ViT of Siinmons to Vance is
I he whole talk of the town and the cry is
if lie is defeated now, we will reward
him yet. Speci il to the Charlotte )!
servr.
JOHN L. WKBElt,
Professor of English Literature
Trinity ( o lege, n Defaulter.
Columbia, S. C. Feb. 14. John
In
Weber. ex-School Commissioner of
Charleston and now Professor of English
Literature in Trinity College, N. ('., is a
defaulter in the sum of over $ 1,200. We'i
er left Charleston about a year ago to go
lo Trinity College. When Ins annual re
port reached buperintendent of Educa
cation Mayfield las:, fall that officer lound
a discrepancy in tho financial part of it
and began a quiet investigation, which
rosulted in the discovery of the shortage.
Weber raised a number of school certifi
cates, n species ot forgery common in
cases of that kind. The defalcation ex
tends over a period of more than a year.
Efforts were made to suppress the facts
and prevent criminal proceedings being
instituted, but the State authorities de
clined to do this. Weber will be prose
cuted. He was quietly arrested over a
week ago aud gave bond in $1,500 for
his appearance when wanted.
Weber was at one time on the staff of
the News & Courijr and 3S a writer of
considerable ability. lie is the author
of a school oook on the history of South
Carolina. An official report of the de
falcation was today made by the State
uthonties.
A Thre0Bonnd Contest at Jacksonville,
N. C.
The following is in a note signed W.
O, P. sent us from Jacksonville, N. C.
"We had a prize fight here the 8th iust.
There was lots of people here to see the
fight. James Davis tho champion from
Ohio to fight J. M. O. Quinn, the light
weight North Carolinian. Ijuiun chiseled
Davis on the third round. They are
under a $200 bond."
Fine S. C. Oranite.
The Charlotte News says that Moores-
vllle, a progressive little town near Uliar
lotte. is the, location of the Charlotte
Granite company, and that some of the
finest ' gray granite in the world is now
being taken out. This granite is used' in
some of the finest buildings and monu
ments in the country, is subject to a very
line polish and has an enormous sale in
the North.
. The shipment have become so great
that a private railroad track is being
bnilt from the' main line of the A. T. &
O., railroad to thfi works whete cars will
be loaded,' thus' saving the expense of
wagons and teams.. The granite there
seems to be inexhaustible. '
J ."Trifles light as air."
Have you ever noticed how
persistency some people's neck
ties ride up da their collar. This
is only a "trifle" but it detracts
more from an, otherwise dressy
appearance than any little thing
that is neglected about your; ap
parel. " We have a remedy : for
it, a collar button, mide for the
purposed They are made out of
the new metal Aluminum, and
it is almost as "light as air,n
They are Cheap and always get
there, when it comes to holding
down youf necktie. - --
- J. lit. HOWARD.
FUR BENT. '".
The house on, N. W. corner of Met
calfandNew streets, lately occupied Jy
v.. H. Koherta v . -j
KIMVARI) JIURrilT
Btea'i
on
Aaolbt r Watch -Is Cracked
the II. ad and Daoa-rrouslT
V.. on ded
Kdwar I Murphy, the vagrant, tough,
and thief li i for neailv lUree months
was an expense in jail lii tlie tsx-payers
of C'rivcn county and who was linally
ru i out of NVw ll'Tnc us a dangerous
cli.irielcr bv ill i i!y aiillioritii-s hai been
crai ke I on the luad a. el is now in a
Richmond :d -n-hoii-.- lil.i l to lie
. Ik
pieet
savs th it tne Mow w.i- given bv a
I'fiionbnt he d xu'i i,ll lion Iu- v.ime
to receive it.
It will U- remembered iliat
Ii u was recently arrested on two
charges, highway robbery and pri.e
lighting but evidence was not obtain
ed sullietnt to convict on either. The
Kiclnnond Dispatch tclli of his last af
fair as follow s
I-M Murphv, of pugilistic lame, who
came here from New York some weeks
since, and has figured iu Tolice-Court re
cords since the tight at the Turf Exchange
on the night ol February 1st, now lies at
the almshouse in a precarious condition.
Murphy w as arrested Tuesday by Ser
gemt Aleck Tomliiisou and lodged in the
Si cond Police Station on a warant
charging him with stealing a watch chain,
and chrin, valued at f 13.30, from Allen
Mcintosh, a fellow-prisoner in the fit v
jail.
When committed to jail February 2d
by .lusi'ee Crutehtield to await examina
tion on Hie charge of nibbing F. C. Mitch
rll of $'M in cash and a gold watch,
Murphy made, the aenuaintance of Mc
intosh. It is alleged that ou the day
that he was discharged from the prison
he borioned Mcintosh's timepiece, prom
ising to return it ill a little while. In
stead he p aw'ned it.
When the officer arrived at the sl.ili .n
with his prisoner yesterday he com
plained that he was I cully hurl. An ex
amination shewed that he had a deep out
on his head, and Dr. A. Monteiro was
called in. lie pronounced the wounds
serious and the .vounded man was re
in. ived to tlie almshouse. Before being
moved Murphy slated that lie got into a
tight Friday night, and was struck on
the baa I with a piece of inm. lie dceli
ncd to give the name ol'his assailant, ami
Would i:ol discuss the iiiatltr further
with the police.
Inquiry at the .almshouse late la-t
night el;ci!ed the bit'onration licit his
wounds w iy c niaidried dangerous.
WAS 1 1' THE OLYMPIA!
l'h l iikuaw n Steamship Which Sank
on tit. Dreaded Diamond Shoals.
The unknown steamship which found
civ I on the outer Diamond Sliorls, t ape
Hattcrus, is believed to have been th
Brilish teuns'rp Olvtnpia, which saiU',1
from M mi l ;in z is on February 1, for Phi
delphia, consigned to the Earn Lille
Steamship Company. The descriptions
'urnis'ied by the life savers tally with
the vessel in ihe opinion of those who
know her h re, where she has been re
paired, having traded between Philadel
phia and Cuba for several years past.
1 no lile savers along the morlli Uaro
lina coasts and vessels arriving a' Beau
fort and Norfolk report having seeu the
unknown vessel on Sunday, February 4,
drifting in a broken down condition on
the shoals, w hich run seaward for at least
14 miles from Cape llalteras. she soon
struck, and being unmanageable and
helpless, sank immediately.
No one at the time was able to ascer
tain her name. Those w ho saw her state
that she had a light-colored smokestack,
which corresponds with tho Olympia's,
which was buff colored. She was two
masted, schooner rigged, another point of
resemblance. The unfortunate cralt was
deep laden, and tho Olympia's hold was
tilled with 2,000 tons ot sugar, consigned
to the Franklin Sugar Refinery. The
tops of the masts ou the wreck arc now
visible above the water on ibe shoals.
Captain Coleman commanded her, and
hid a crew of 33 sailors. Tho Olympia
was built, in St6rkton, Eng., in 1832.
Philadelphia Record.
SPIRITUALISTIC SPIRITUALIZERS.
Tonight. Friday, Feb'y 16th, at the
Opera Honse.
Dr. Slade, who lias recently returned
from a five years' tour of Australia, India,
China and Japan will give a seance for
the purpose of demonstrating spirit
power in the light. The following are
among the demonstiatiors given.
Blade's open seance, as presented by
him before the leading scientific socie
ties of England, Austria, Germany and
France. Slade was by them subjected to
the most critical test conditions. There
is not one member among them but ac
knowledges that in tho presence of Mr.
Slade there isu wonderful power and in
telligence outside the body that can us
suuie a human form and annihilate dis
tance. But what this power is there is a
diversity of opinion. A table rises and
floats in midair flowers are brought and
passed through the audience by invisible
bands: spirit slate writing; questions
written and retained by the interrogators
will receive lull and intelligent answers.
This gentleman has acquired a wide
celebrity fas a medium. His seances are
given on the open sage in the full glare
of the gas lignts. The wonderful power
displayed by Mr. Slade can be explained
i . . , 1 1 . . i . i i. , .
oy no oruer lucory man unit wnicu ne
assumes, that he is Capable of invoking
departed - spirits. Sergeant Cox, presi
dent of the Pcycholoeieal Society, Great
Britain, says: . "I have been an advocate
of spiritualistic phenomena for thirty
years, and. if the manifestations of Mr.
Slade are not genuine, and if it can be
proven they aTu ' not, then I will never
more believe in spiritual manifestations."
A small admission fee will be charged.
, w t -, . .. . . ,i
1 p ' Atlantic, Notice. -
Every member and every other person
having a unilorm belonging to the Atlan-
tio Steam ire Angina Company, n
quested to send it at once to Nnnn St Mc
Sorley's store, or J. B. Holland A Go's.
PBOJII'IXT NORTHERN VISITORS.
Iart-stigatlng to (life Publicity lo Our
Climate and Fanitarr Influences
lia'eltrh mil Entertain
Them
Toojy a prominent J
editors mid phieian-
oigli. I nless llirv ha
which do !i. H.lunl f
they w i d be in N l
next week.
I iie following i i:,,pi
; fro i
I lie
I b-el Vi r-Chrollu le tel 1
it ot.iet t and t
Hal
ru cive iliein
The Chomb, r in range I to ieiue .md
welcoma a number l prominent coito's
of Medical Journals who wi I be l.cto en
the 10th. Thev urc making a tour o! the
South for the purpose of aheer'aining the
climate ;
id saint a l y intllli In es uf I lh- st e
eiving pulillcilv to the s line.
tion and
Among tue gentlemen
i ..Mooing the
party are. Dr. W.I. Wile, editor New
England Medical Monthly and Past Sur
geon, Oeneral l. A. It. vt ilc and daughter,
Danburv, Conn; Dr. A. N. IHI. editor
of the S init.irinn. Brooklyn. V. Y, Dr.
II. II. llvnett, editor Medical and Suigi.
eal Reporter, Philadelphia, Pa, Dr. Win
A. Hammond, surgeon licncral l . S. A ,
retired list, aud wife, Washington. D. ('.
Dr. Ferdinand King, editor Polyclinic,
New York city; Hon. Clark Belli I'. ,
editor Medi o-Lcgal .loiun.il. New York
city; Dr. T. I. Crothcrs. editor the Jour
nal' of Inebriety, Harford, Conn. Dr. T.
Bailey, editor Brooklyn Mede ,il and
Surgical Journal, Brooklyn, N. Y ; Di.
Howard Van Ucns;. aer. edit, r ol Med
ical Annals. Albany, N. Y. Dr. W. Blair
Steward, editor Medical AniiuaN, AlL.mv.
NAY; Dr. W. B. Stewart, editor Medical
Bulletin, Philadelphia, I '. Mr. Mnitiu
drilling and w ilc. n presenting t Ic I 'ni
neeticut press.
The matter ol r. c. i i:.g oi l en:, i . .i!i
ing the visitors wid I., in the h.o ds a
special committee, ineln.lin tne Pmm.
den! and Secretary ol tin Chamber.
D . L. T. Smith, of 1Viih Irani i. a I
dre-se.l a lew rniiai ks to tie Chamber,
during which iie assured '.he listeners
that they had a vicinity of I emarkal
advantages for manufacturing and attraction-,
lor immigration, and that the unit
ing known ol these fads was tin- only
thni'j necessary to secure a ili -ir il.'r iu
llux ol both. lie made I he t.ilemeiil
without reservation, alley hiving t rav d
led over thirteen Slate-, lie will m ike
his holm- at Sou' hern I'm. -
Deputy I'. S. Marshall.
I' idled Stales Marshall ( 'ai rol
sued commissions to the lol.o in,
marshals.
George Field of I l, u. i- i n.
Bov.l of New Heine. 1,-s-o
deputy
W. I'..
iiilh.im
ol (ioldslioro, C, V I! il ,'ni-. m ol II-aulort
Ales McMillin of Lumber Bridge, K. A.
(Vler of Plymouth. W. W. Neil 1, II
ami Tics. . Bunting ol Y bnin j ei.
News Observer Chimin 1, .
Absolutely
Pure
A oream of tartar baking powder
HUrhest of all in leavening strength
Latest United States Government
Food Report.
Royal Bakino Powder Co . 108 Wall
8t.,N. Y
Two Fine Mules
will 1)6 sold for CASH at tlie Court
House "door in New Iicrne MONDAY",
Feb. 19'.h, 1894.
For particulars apply to
td II. h. GIIiHS.
For Fair Week
I WILL IIAVE-
A. Large Line of
SAMPL.E IS IT IT !S
For Men and Boys, aud intend to
sell them at Manufacturers Prices
It will pay any one in need of
Clothing to see them.
Also a Large Line of
Men's and Boy's Hats Just
Eeceived. Shoes, Shirts,
Suspenders and Collars
in great variety.
FAIR WEEK Means Bargain
Week at
17. 0. B&RftlilGTCNS',
67 Middle Sc.
FEBRUARY 14th, 1894.
All Taxes not paid
within 15 days fro m the
date of this notice, the
property will he duly
advertised and sold ac
cording to law. :r:
-'Pay up and sivTCostsA
m. k. m ajvFflja a m
STOCK
W. D WALLACE,
COLD WAVES!
Noithtral 1 ly - " V?
in Kul-j y)
n?il 1 1
(JO L 0 VM'.VIEIS
-a WILL HAVE NO I-
FOR
YOU IF
YOU WILL
P
Y
oursell
W1ILE EVJiRYTHING IS
CHEAP,
WITH
CO
CD
ROCMES
DRY GOODS,
:co
Hardware,
&C.&C, &c.
FROM ONE OF THE
Largest,
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 voods are not' as
REPRESENTED.
Yonrs Truly,
Hackburn &
Villctt,
:.f-W- '4'l
AT DUNN'S
YOU WILL FIND
Everything
That is Kent in a
GKOCEBY.
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