Daily Journal.
VOL. XIIL-NO. 30.
NEW BERNE, N. CL SATURDAYS MAY 12, LS94.
PRICE 5 CENTS
The
It
BUSIXeSS LOCALS.
WK bare m aurkH to-dT tome of tbe
Bsc (tall M bref, and lunbt erer in tbc
fit J. DAa 1 UOU ft OOH.
FODXD l Court House, a psir of
Udlet hrova kil flores. Apply at
- Jocikal offias
'A BIO fiU as iod so Tie titra spring
1 imb anil plj pork thu mominjf at m;
FOR REXT Tbe rery desirable rJ-(k-oca
eor. South Front and Metcalf Su.,
firtTnerly occupied by Mr. 8. U. Koberta.
Terms, moderate. Apply to Chat, B. Hill
East Bide Market Dock. tl
BICYCLE Gap and How. Tbe latest
thing in bicycle cap and bose jint re
ceived at sol uohimi. aim
DO YOU want a wheel T For 100 spot
casti. I will tell a bran newJIHM -Liberty
Bicycle last been ridden a little to
ahow it regular price tliS ean be
sees at Dr. 81oTr' (tore.
alOlw J. W. Watoou.
TICKETS for the excu-sion to Wilming-
ton next Tuesday are now on ule at the
tore of Mr. D. F. Jams'. All persons
baWug si)(oiBed their intention of going
will please procure tneir tickets at once.
IF you owe me please par me.
C. . Sloteb.
HOW to make money, is to sire it and
hay your medicine from Mace's Drug
Stoteand save 35. A trial will con
rince you. tf.
JUST KECEIVEDA lot ..i
and Chocolate wiilcm at W. D.
Unx't.
Omlium
Barring-
M AC USE ml hind made, brick in any
qnautity lor rale.
28tf Ciias Kkizknstein.
WHEN Boraxine is used according to
directions, a third of the lalmr and the
cost of soap in nrdinnrv washing is saved.
Samples free at .1. F. Tuylor'a.
A Nice lot of small bums and shoulders
at W. D. Harrington's.
TRY Gaskill's Cream Drinks, they are
flno. Nothing but pure cream used in
making tlmm. Orange, Pineapple, Vanilla,
Strawberry, Raspberry nn;l Bananas. Also
Ice Cream Soda. tt.
I HAVE just received ar.cw lot of Spring
and Summer samples from Wanamukcr
& Brown, Philadelphia, and samples ol
silk Vests. They are cheap as the times
are hard. Comotond look at them.
Jacob Uarjsi'ikld, with J. B. Holland
& Co., No. 13 Pollock St.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Uowaru.
Pair Kid Gloves Found.
Sam'l Colin. Fine Lamb.
C'uas. E. Nelson A big fat ox.
A. & N. C. R. R. To Agents.
Dr. E. H. Goldberg Sugeo-oral Dentist
Tire turn tab'e of the W. N. & N. R. R.
will lie ready for use uext week. The
connecting track to it is now being built.
Ladies as well as gentlemen are in
vited to tbe meeting ol the Y. M. C. A,
to-morrow afternoon. Special music for
the occasion will be rendered.
The membure of tlio Bar are requested
to meet at the court house to- lay at 11
o'clock to prepare the Jalendnr for the
May term of court.
Mr. M. London, one of the most prom
inent members of the Wilmington Bar,
died in tbat city on Friday, after a pro
tracted illness aged 81 years.
There was a good rain at Jacksonville
yesterday afternoon. It extended as far
as Maysville. It rained sufficiently for
water to staud in the ditches Irom the
affects of it.
Some idea of the handsome appearance
that will be made by the building on
Broad street which is being remodelled
by Mr. O. IL Onion for his future resi
dence can be formed from its present
state of progress.
Mr. T. J. Crowder, who has been in
Raleigh nearly a year, again makes New
Berne his home. He has taken a situat
ion as salesman in tbe dry goods store
of Mr. D. F. Jarvis and entered upon the
duties of the place.
, In the hose real company contest last
night, the New Berne Company made
the following fine record: They ran 100
yards, laid 150 feet of hose and threw
water In 33 seconds. Mr. Will Rue was
the timer. Tbe Atlantics were also out,
: but never worked (or quick time.
Mr. Rudolph Duffy, of Onslow county,
who has been severat days in the city, is
prominently spoken of as tbe Democratic
candidate for tbe Legislature in tbe com
ing election. They say . he knows the
tune-of Democracy s will as that of
"Annie Laurie," his singing of which has
driven tbe mocking birds out of Ouslow
in mad jealousy. . . . -
At the meeting for : organization of tbe
Craven county - Vance Meniotial Associa
tion In the court bouse next Wednesday
noon the appointment of a representative
to tbe Central Vance Memorial meeting
at Raleigh will le& part of the business
transacted. That committee will meet
in Ralelg't, on Wednesday, tbe 81st inst;
tbe day before the laying of the corner
stone of the Confederate monument.
Mr. Tbos. Robinson, Of Portsmouth, N
C, dleciTbursday higlit, May 10th in
this city at the residence of bis sister Mrs.
J. E. Parker where,be bad been for shout
five weeks. He was 55 years of age, and
leaves no family. He has a brother at
Portsmouth. He was burled yesterday
afternoon from the residence, the funeral
ervice being conducted by Kev,
G. G.
parley of Hancock, street
chur:h. :
Methodist
SImms CoalnstesL
A telegram to Thb Journal from
Washington at 9 o'clock last night is as
follows :
"Simmons was Confirmed."
Brief as it is it tells a very satirf.ctrfry
piece of new. We ire glad to know the
matter is deckled. Never did s man work
more faithfully or more energetically in a
campaign than did Mr. Simmons in the
last one. When the campai;p opened
clouds of threatened defeat hung heavy
over the State by reason of detection to
Third party ranks, but election day
showed tbe counsels of tbe enemy were
brought to naught, and the result was in
no smilUletrree attributable to the watch
ful skill and generalship with which, be
as chairman of the State Democratic Ex
ecutive committee managed tbe campaign.
The office which has been bestowed upon
him is small enough recognition of his
faithful and succrssful serv ces.
Coming and Going
Mrs. C. W. Huseey ol (i urn Neck is
visiting at Uapt. Ueo. W . Wallace's, as is
also her mother Mrs. Taylor of Adams
creek. Monday they both expect to leave
(or Adams creek.
Sheriff L. F. Hargett, of Onslow
county who came up tbe previous day on
business left lor his borne at Jacksonville.
Mr. Hill Humphrey went down with him.
Mrs. S. Oettingjr and son of Kinston
came down to visit her sister Mrs. M.
Marks.
Mr. 8. W. Trew, representing the Am
erican rross Association, Philadelphia,
is on a business trip to the city.
Miss Maggie Farrow, of Ocracoke, who
had been spending tie winter in the city,
at Mr. II. L. Gibbs", attending Miss Leah
Jones' school, left for her home bv
vessel, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Boyd returued
from Goldsboro. Mr. Boyd has been at
tending the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
and Mrs. Boyd has been visiting relativ
es-
Mr. J. M. nines left to canvass for Tiik
Journal in Hyde nnd Pamlico counties,
Mr. W. D. Mclver left for Hyde county
on a business trip.
Mr. J. J. Diso'way returned from Nor-
lolk, where ho has been on business .
Mis? Lillie Way, of Haslin, who lias
been visiting her sister Mrs. Jas. B. Clark
left on the steamer Neuse returning home
Mr. P. M. Pear sill I who has been at
tending Lenior county Supeiior court
returned home, and Col. A. M. Waddcll,
oi vvstmington, arrived irom the same
court en-route to his home.
Mr. Nathan II. Wood, of Berkley, Va.,
same in on the steamer Neuse. Mr.
Wood recently spi nt a short time in the
city and he is meaning to locate here.
He has been to it gol numlier of places,
some of tbe prosperous ones in the west.
He says perfection does not exist any
where but be thinks New Berne conies
about as near it as anywhere.
Miss. N. W. Kenly who has Iwen ma
king a brief visit to Miss Kate Varciell,
returned to her home in Wilmington.
Postponed Until Noon To-Day.
Yesterday afternoon the Board of City
Council met and canvassed the vote of
the recent city election and declared J.
E. Latham from tbe first ward, F. Ul
rich from the second, H. J. Lovick from
the third, Virgil Crawford fro-n the fourth
and .Isaac W. Eubank from tbe fifth
ward, elected Cimncilmen for the next
year.
The reports or the committees not bt
ing ready last night, a recess was taken
to 12 o'clock to-day to hear the annual
reports and turn over the municipal af
fairs to the new board. x
More Shad in It
The supply of shad in Neusa river has
just teen increased to tbe extent of 450,-
000. That is the number of young ones
put in near tbe city, by the United States
Fish Commission. The little fellows are
only about the length of a finger nail
Tbe shad return aunuallv to the waters
where they were batched or were plncetS
when small and in three years are in prime
order fur tbe nets of tbe fishermen and
the table if tbe epicure.
The excursion Tuesday will give a fine
opportunity (o parties to visit Wilming
ton or Wrigbtsville and spend seven
hours at either place or divide the' time
between the two places, as each visitor
deems best.
Revs. T. F. and T. H. Harrison will
preach at the Free Will Baptist church in
this city on tbe nights of Monday and
Tuesday, 21st and 22d inst. These min
isters are twin brothers from Long Acre,
Washington" county, They arrived in
the city, yesterday from Washington
county en route to Pamlico county. Bun
day tbey will preach at Grantsboro.
The commencement exercises of James
High School, Grindool, Pitt county, will
take place May 17th and . 18tb. Tbee
will be an' entertainment on Wednesday
May 17th at 7:30 o'clock. On Friday
morning at 11 o'clock the annual com
mencement address will be delivered, the
examination and cbildrent exercises will
take place in the afternoon and the an
noal commencement exercises at night-.
' The average cost of the pensions paid
by the Unittd States is $10 to $13 a year
to every family ia the country. In many
cases tbe pension cbartre alone is equal
to half a month's or even to a month's
wages. ; :'o ' .V1, ":.- C " ' .;,
Xarrlet A Disappoint! Congregation
Oo Weduesday evening the th int..
Mr. Geo. R. Simmons, of Dover, w
united in marriage to Miss A 3 no W. I)e
Bruhl, at tbe reeiiience of Mrs. Stisiu De
Brnbl, tht bride's piotbcr. at DeBrubl's,
Jones county, Rev. A. L. Ormand of
Craven circuit officiated.
The marriage was intended to have
taken place in the cburrh at Tuscaiora,
aliout four mile distant, and preparation
had been made a:conlingly. The church
had been well decorated for the occasion
by friends of the contracting parties, and
ai the hour fir the ceremonv drew near
it was filling up with p.-nple from the
surrouodiii;.: count 1 . witness it.
But tbe a .- 1 b.Le wan doomed to dis
appointment. The miii -:i.r. when the
time was almost n I -1 1 I discovered that
the marriage i.e ..v; had been purchased
in Jones county, while the church was
located in Craven countv. and according
to law the marriage must be perforund
in the same countv in which the liccnxe
ia issued. So informing the congregation
of how matters stood. Mr. Ormand
started in the direction of the bride's
home and met the pirty on the way to
the church.
They immediately went burk and were
married at tbe residence in the pre in e
ot the family and a lew Iriends of the
immediate neighborhood and the crowd
nt the church departed for their homes.
Three More Founts ns in Position.
Thre' more drinking fountains were
put in yesterday one on Iiioad sir. 1 1
wliercMhe old soli s formerly stood iu-l
below Middle street; one 0:1 (ir.ivc
street at the junction of Middle, and o n
by .1. II. Ilaekburn's store at the jumln.n
ol liroid and t Jiloin streets.
One 111 re remains l lie put in, the
one on the iiuu-ndaiiiized run I. the one at
first proposed to lie place I by the Fair
ground but which is more likely to lie
put a little lower down, probably by the
western gate of the cemetery
The fountain near the junction of
Broad anil Middle streets is the one first
intended for 'he junction of Oucen and
Pollock, (Met 'iirthy's ston ). The pres
ent amiii'jeuient was djcnicd belter than
the first as it puts one hydrant in (itch of
the live wards of the city.
Tte one on Broad street and thy one at
the junction of Middle and (raves, are
in the center of the street. We think
the placing of them thus was a mistake.
Though useful, anil handy for the horses
to drink from, the hydrants in such a po
sition are obstructions, and drive-ways
should be free from obstructions. We
believe if an accident should occur from
their being placed where they nre the
city would be liable for damages.
List of Letters.
Remaining in the Post Ollice at Xew
Berne, Craven countv, N. C, May Otli
1894.
A. Wm. Adams.
B. Miss Marv Bonds, Carrie Bud.
Miss Nancy Bonner. Richard Blount,
Miss Maggie Broods, W. H. Brudson,
Mrs. 8. C. Bray, Miss Atney Bryant, Miss
Emaline Bryant, col., Miss Sumarly
Beck ton.
C. Miss Armeter Clark, Mrs. E. L.
Cradle, S. Clark, J. T. Cox.
D. Mary Dean, Miss Agnes Dinest.
E. John A. Ervin, R. II. Evett.
F. Isick Forbs, Miss Louzcner Fov,
care of Mary Foy, N. J. Franks
(i. Miss Jennie unnners, Alexandria
Gray, (8) Rev. 8. B. Gaskill.
H. Wm. Hilton, W. II. Hewittc, W.
H. Haiper, Mrs. Jane Harris, Jno. F.
Hardee, Wm. Hatson, Dr. Uasket, Mrs.
Eltie Haskins, Levy Hughes,
J. U. H. Johnson, (Jarrah Jones.
Capt Autliur Johnson, care of barge
Tbos. McKiever, Mrs. X. H. Jones.
K. Curtis Kinsey.
L. Miss Maggie Lane, H. W. Lane.
M. Mrs. Carrie Mosely, D. W. Merritt,
N. Oscar Noe,
P. N. M. Porter, Mrs. E. H. Pilch
ard, Sidney Preochard, Missouri Peterson.
U. Tbos. Robinson, care of Eliza J.
Harris, Miss Nancy Russ, Robbard Rob-
son, Laura A. Ross.
S. Mrs- A. U. Smith. J. D. Squards.
T. L. Staton, col., B. Staton, Earon
Scott, O. P. Shell.
T. Rebecca Turner, Miss Annie Tay
lor. .
V. J. W. Veruelson 4
W. Miss Msry E. Wilson. Miss Pollv
Willsams, Dauid R. Williams, Washing
ton A Hughes, J. a White, col., W. H.
Wooten. Miis Bessie Windley, A.
White Jr., Allen Wilson, Clara Winstead,
Letessia Williams.
Persons calling for above letters will
please say advertised and give date
ef list
Tbe regulations now require that one
cent shall be collected on tbe delivery of
each advertised letter.
M. Manly, P. M.
' The Atlantic City girl who publicly
cowhided ft dancing master for slandering
her, and told tbe crowd which witnessed
the scene that she did it herself because
al. n l,af1 . n Vlt. Iwnllutf f. . An if will rrnt
nn unu UV Wig V&UUIO M ... ' 1, nil! v-b
-along big brother cr no big brother.
7 It is said: "A man that wears out the
sole of his shoe just in the middle is
bound to be rich."
Now friend when youexamine
the sole of your shoe to see : if
you are going to be rich, it may
remind you that you need a new
pair. r-. Don't fail to try Howard
for them. Our S'acy Adams &
Co'a., shoes are the Best made
and cleanest stock sold ia New
Berne; and all who have worn
them will tesfify to their wear
ing qualitiis. Prices: $3.00 to
$5. 00 in men's; Boots, $3. to $3.00
only. r,K '
' T m. FrntVAT-m -
: - ,
IT LIED ITEMS OP NEW.
t )& ing to falling
sione I by the strike
O lio rond h:is cut
etiaretl 1 wo hundn
h are now added
unemployed.
rt in 1 usiness, occji-
the ltaluinre and
I 1 it, for.-j -dis-d
and fifty ol its mei
to the Ion:; 1st n
An Knglisb crank named William
Oldham, is going to attempt crowing the
Atlantic on a waiei evcle. Ih-' end'e is 111
feet 6 inches long. :t act Ikhiii and 2 levt
8 inilun dctp. 'Ie : trying to out do the
Kentac ktin'ou bis v y to Washington in
a Wileon aniPjoin coxcy tir-t.
Col. llnckinri Ige in.iy be. a- be -i.
truly repeulant, but that i no reason
why we should !) rewarded with v:it
in Congress. There is nothing rare in re
p ntance alter exp isure, and little tint 1-
comineudablc.
The amendments to the tariff b II
pear to be another cam' of the tail
ap-
ging tbe dog,- and S.inidor Hill has a
sharp kuifc with which he will attempt
to amputate the tail.
Member of Congress Hratton. of Man
land died on Thursday. The II ui-e was
draped in mourning Kiidav in honor of
his memory. In the Senate Messrs. Hoar
an I Harris had some slurp passages
on resolutions growing out ol the tariff
dibilo,
.sccivta'v I bike Ss 11 t tl h is left hl-olli. e
iii Washington to go to Atlanta. !a, as
1. used (or the tieorgin Southern and
Florida railroad. This is news to most
people, it iieing gem rally undent 1 1 ti ll
itlornev tienelal only was the Riilroad
lion ll'-y ih 11 j y ing a high (mvel'illlH 111
posit mil.
The ('.illliiis-i,,m I's ul 'the Dislrii t llae
uiven ( 'ney and bis crow. I, forty -eiijil
hours 11, line to leave the l)i-t riet : The
papi r weie sered I'V the In jlih otlieer.
Typhoid lever has developed 111 camp
ami it is ot iierw ise 111 a inis -iaiile con-
tlit 1011.
The business no n of Maryland mot in
I! lUiiiioiv lntiti"iHliy night to demand
i f tlear Senators and n pri sentative; ac
tion on the tariff bill. One of the resolu
tions adopted wn-; "this trilling wilh a
Hiieslion. as vital to the welfare ot the
people, shall cease, nnd ih it Selfish inter
fst shall no longer be siillefed to stand In
the way of public good."
ol. Julian S Cat r
the otiilor al Wilming
day. The Mes-euger
minis o bis ornab' and
addlV-s. Tbe sis'eeh
f
Ihirham. was
on on Memorial
gives several col
tistinelly apropos
was largely m
m inical paraiiies and ttie geniii'
tbe
poet's vviiitd made to lend the l'eri's elo
iienco to enchant those prcsml. II
paid a tribute to Henry I.. Wyatt of tb
Kdgceoinlie ( iuanl.
The ti;ii
ites. -lb
lloln
is applitil to t'oxcy
Us a traniii. It is -aid
1 10'
to be an iibbrtviation of lloboken. tbe
name of that city being thus shot'teiu d by
tiamps. Again it is allegisl to come trom
the name of Hobo, a man who kept a low
saloon fn Chicago which was frequented
by tramps who. when arrested, were
called "Hobos" by the police, and thus
the name became applied to till worthless
characters.
At Mnrclieail
The News-Obsei ver-Chroniele gives the
following Morebcad City news;
Mr. II. I.. 1'eny. proprietor of the
Atlantic Hotel, has ocnts that lamous
resort to the public and many rooms have
already In en engaged this mouth bv fish
ing parties from this State and Tennessee.
Spanish mackcreiil and blue lis.li are now
being caught in large numbers by trolling
laities.
The month of May is said to be decid
edly the best season for this sport.
LAYING THE CORNERSTONE
Of the Coul'oderato Monument at
KaleigU May the L'Utl, 1894.
Passenger Department,
A. & X. C. It. Rd. To Agents:
The following rates will apply to the
above from your .station to (oildsboro and
return. Tickets to be sold May 20th and
21st, good to return to May 21th inclusive:
From From
Morehead City 3.X0 Core creek 8 l.t',8
Wildwood " 3.(18 Dover, l.sU)
Newport, 3.3G Caswell, 1.20
Havclock, 3.04 Kinston, 1.114
Croiitan. '2 80 Falling cr'k .KO
Rivcrdalo, 2.72 La Crange, .50
New Heine, 2.36 Bests, .86
Tuscarora, 1.32
Military companies in uniform or regu
lar organized associations of Veterans, 2(1
or more on one solid tic'.tet, two and one
hall cent per mile for round trip, or one
and a quarter cents per mile traveled.
S. L. PILL, Sup't.
Dr. E. H. GOLDBERG
SUfliO-ORAL DENTIST,
Office Henry Building.
Middle street, betwen Brand and Pollock
North Episcopal church yard.
Teoth Extracted Absolutely without pain
hy a new and harmless application of
TONTINE.
Most Delicate
can USE IT.
All branches ot the protesslon done at
shortest notice.
f"Satisfhction Guaranteed"flt
"WE ARE IN IT"
ON THE FOLLOWING:
Cast Iron Bower Pipe.
Terra Cotta Sewer and Drain Pipe.
Galvanized and Black Pipe.
Bath Room Ouflts Complete.
; Hose and lawn Sprinklers.
In fact everything needed for fitting your
house with water. "
Get our prices before buying, and
8AVE MONEYt
J. J. DISOSWAY & CO .
-' 43 Craven Street mlOlra
Absolutely
Fure
K oream of Urlir baking powder
filtrhast of all in leavening strncth -Latest
Unitkii Mtates Uovsk.nukn'i
F000 Hkpokt.
RoTAL BillNO Powdkb Co.. 11 W . 1;
8t.. N. Y.
SI'r.rlM. '' I M 1:1: s
NORFOLK, NEW-BERNE
aflfl WASHINGTON, N. C
Tliroptl ino r It
UilhullJlllui;
ALL WATER ROUTE.
Wil l. SAIL TC-i A l i:l
iiws 1 r m
?t:tiiii- ICLKO
WKItNKSIl.W'S I I'. M . a , I - I I i:
l 1 s. 7 m
THE ONLY DIRECT
LINE TO N. Y. CITY.
8rT Del ivcr ia 1 I. I ) - 1 I , 11 ,;:ill
tocd. No Transfer Charces.
I'llii. n. in: 1 isi .
f. I 1 t 0 : 1 0 1 1 1: m 1 1 s 1
III is, 1 1 , .;,, I I 0 i I A t l; N - 1 . .
AsllINi, , . i. t VH;.i.l A s.
I ( l s.. I I
lilt II M' is 11, i -s II ( . 1
RAI.ril CRAY. Ant.
Now Hon 10, N . ( '.
c. urn
DAILY - FREIGHT - LINE.
On nnd al'tor Moinlav April 111.
a Sti'tuni-r of this liui' will sail
from Now licino DAILY (Snnilav
t'xivptfd) at I 1. M., until fititlii i'
notice.
THE STR. NEUSE
Carrying the U. S. Mail ami !'as
seniors will sail as usual on .Mon
day's, Wednesday's and I'tiihn 's.
GKO IIKXIIKRSOX, Agi.
New Ilerne, N. ('. April Htlt l.s'.U.
MY LINE OF
Zeigler's Shoes
Il.VVK AUK! 'KD: : :
How mini v lu.irt.s will iinliiJ.iic with
delight ut this iiit'Hii;oiico.
A More Complete Line
OF
& CJliilclrents" iSlioex
High Cut and Low Cut. would lie impos
sible to find.
Zienler Shoes are lower in pri. e tli.m
ever Wore, hut still they keep the Mine
high standard of excellence.
My Straw Hats
Have also arrived but it is too
Cold to mention them.
W. i Oarringftoii,
67 Middle St.
BRAUHAM
litiS Co.,
FILL PRESCRIPTIONS AT ANY
HOUR OF NIGHT.
ftl.-i tt
OIS'X FORGET
Boraxine
AND
LEWIS' SHOES
For Sale J. F. TAYLOR.
Hero are some of the Good Things
of life you can And there:
1st. Coal Oil, Johnny Soap the hest nil
round sotip In the world,
tad. Boraxine. the woman's frii'inl. It cleans
bleaches and makes washing easy.
SAMPLES FREE, TRY IT.
3(1. Sapo'la always reliable.
4th. A new stock ot J.B. Lewis & Cos'shoea,
ttie best erer brought to this market lor the
money see them.
Sth. For a toiUp, try Hires Root neer, Bn
Tarian, Rlenil, Piinor anil.Portner'8 Import
ed Ginger Ale, Brown's Htout and Badges A to,
always on band.
(tb. For Medina! ases try Old Thomson,
O. F. J. Manliattoa XXXX MonoRram ami
Ma.Tlftnd AAAA Byes, Pure mountain Corn
and irandles ot various kinds.
Yours Anxious to Please,
JAS. F. TATLOR.
18, 30 Jt 33 Middle street
NOTICE !
' Until we can make other arrange
ments, we will not send our CAllTS on
the streets ifler to-day. Please tend to
the (tore Monday evening for tour bread,
; CLARK BAKINO CCX
ZAOTd tills;:
StirringupTrade
i n. rf--Ms :
Is Not so Very Hard
when we make
INDUCEMENT
KYKKYBODY
Is Astonished
AND PEOPLE WHO
Buy Are
Immensely
Pleased.
STIRRING
Is kept up constantly,
althouffh things are or
dinarily dull at this
time.
-0 o-
THE REASON
Is that People na
turally come where
they are sure to get
FULL
JPOlt,
TIIEIK.
MONEY.
No Forced, Cut or
closing out sales nec
essary at the Stores ot
ECKBUliflLLEH
i47 4b Ppllock Street.
THAT CO
A
FINE LOT OF
SHAFER'S
Sugar Cured
MEATS
Tiint X11.
Small Pig Hams,
CHOICE
BiUUFASI
STRIPS
AND
Small Shoulders.
C Hams
Beautifully Cured,
ONLY 12 I "2oTS
Another large Invoice
of California Evap
ated Fruits Just in.
California Prunes 10c
" Extra. 15c
Pears 10c
Peaches 15c
" peeled, 20c
Apricots 20c
Fancy Dried Apples 10c
Fancv lEvaparatedllAp--ples
15c
Another lot of those
Fine California Peach
es 31b standard goods
I 7 lets A.CAH
ONLY
JOHN DUNN,
Ho. 55 & 57 Pollock Ct