THE COSFEDlii iTE BOLDIEK.
H DM xH Pit la Ti-Ta U fc
tod Ik Oa'j Oar th Wil: Hi
. Ue Life af the ral.a.
Itvuatrange ami u '. u
MtaaM aaeo ol the Sooib ! oi
tba Nortk, abed each otber Mood.
Thay apoks lbs Mint liigu-tge.
tby wofahlppdattbe aae ir,
tbjr bad beea school boys tBtlie r,
Ibey bad abou'.ed togibfr ia ib
, hock ot battle; and, together, tbry
bd filled tbe world with their
vintoriea of Denoe.
Wa rT of liebt touched the
glrj of their country, that did uot
fall, witb iu benediction upon
them both. And y-jt, above tht
contentions of tbe White and Ked
Koe, of Cavalier and Honod llend,
of Boor ton and Jacobin, ttiere a
ol earn grandeur in their nirugclf
Can Ibe Union live by toro f Thf
North answered, jtis the South
Answered no. And tb' momentous
question of government wan to te
Milled in stormy Comma of arm.
Etch thought be had "Iim quarrel
jttnl'' and thaa thrice armed thej
a(rnve.
Two million of the men of the
North stood to arm; jix humtml
tboosand of tbe men of t'ae South
stood to arm. How graudly thy
trore, sbakiDg the ocean. with the
tramp of monitor and ram, and
teaching new warfare to the natiouo
of the earth, liow they strove,
while tbe strom of battle bowled
op tbe valleys, and over the moun
taius, and across the plaint), shriek
ing and hissing into the ear of the
pale wife as she knelt by the bed
aide of her children and praed for
tbe husband upon whose breast
tbe pitiless storm was beating.
Uow sbeo strove while theii Hocks
and harvests perished, and their
homes were consumed, and want
and banger came, and, through
tbe dreary watches of tbe night,
tbe widowed wife sat looking, with
wan and weary face, npon the dy
ing child in ber arms, while the
currents of its life lau dry in her
aobing breast! Brave women of
onr land, what tongue can tell your
devotion! There was no
soldier's
arm yon did not nerve
Shall we eay of the Confederate
soldier that be died iu x.tin! Shall
we say of his mighty struggle that
it has no higher nieauni'' than
deleatt Shall we stand above his j State the experiment, was aband
grave and declare tbat all was lost;oned because it evoked opposition
bat honor? From the Muokiu altar j n the part of the best cit zens. In
of bis sacrifice, is there no incense j one or two .states other than De-
to virtue? Does the world blesn linn
only who wears a crown ot I unci
Is there no beauty on i he tiro- that
wears a crown of thorns! Were
the oracles of God lust
when his cUoseu people,
to n.en
,ia-N"il
uuder the yoke of lioru.
laws and language of
to tlu .rorhl when the (
W ere the
K ) ne lost
jth s'r-c'i
t 'ro.ii u ell
'he 3' u, ii .
dowu Ler Ivtglo f W .n
lost to I!nt,tit; when '
buck to her throne?
The Confederate soldi
r h s not
II I! the
died in vain. History wil
story of his death and ji.is
. men may be lifted up lj '
pie of his devotion to 'tie
of his fatbem. if they del
in vain, who fell at .loor
iiO.'i, ' II If
I e rx.irii
tiieitiory n.'r 'lie
's Creek
Bridge, at Rial's Mv'iuta.ri
at
Guilford, at Germ itrown. a'
lirandy wiue, at I'nue 'ton; then,
their sons did not die in v -ui who
fell at Bethel, at Mum-ixh, at
Kichmond, at Sfiarpsourg, a: Fre
dericksburg at Chanrellorsvil'.e, at
t.i iruhn anil 11.1 ii-ur- ti..l.l
where they sealed, with their blood,
the covenant made with their
fathers, that this should 1ij a l.'n
ion of Sovereigti States, with a
government of expretM p ;wers
limited by the letter of :lie writ en
compact.
For this covenant they died.
Tnat no sinfu'i hand miitht he laid
upon it, they took up arms. That
no jot or tittle of it might fail, t hey
drew the sword. The canse for
ojCsf which they diel is not the lost
- $Sff omeo'' de1 ' xi'ed- -v. it
it In tue vital CJU-ce of a h.' i,'
Union; its soul and Mtreng h. its
ouly hope of future iile,-and with
oat which it will dissolve and pass
away like the smile of a dream
npon the wrinkled face d time.
Tte Confederate soldier h is not
died in vain. The lesson he has left
as is the only counsel that can save
the life of onr Union. When his
tory shall call the names of those
who have been truest to their
Vrast, in the ranks of war, tbe men
of the gray uniform will answer to
their names and take their places
in the world's legion of honor.
My brothers, the memory of your
comrade will not lade. In the twi
light of the years to come it will be
as tbe lumnioas star which led the
Eastern Worshippers, where a new
life had come to abide among men
long enough to teach them how to
live like heroes and die like
martyrs. The daughters of North
: Carolina will point our children
and oar children's children to that
Star. They will never turn their
faces from the Confederate Soldier.
They gave yon your battle flags wet
V with their tears, and in that sign,
and with their prayers, yon made
the name of North Carolina no
ble. With each returning Spring time
the grave of your comrade blooms
oat afresh as they lay their bands
. . npon it. To-day they have embal-
- med hit memory in Stone. They
- have given you this token of tbetr
- love that shall noc fail. Let ns lift
' ts'np this token of their love, my
. brothers? Tbe light of the morning
will bleBS it; the glory or the even
log will hallow it; the patient stars
will watch over it; and tbe calm
face of oar comrade will teach ns
courage for the day and hope for
the morrow.
Te men, who wore the fray, yon
have been brave in peace as yon
were ttraofr i war. You oara lif
ted North Carolina op iayoararat,
and mtde ber as trna to onr Unlo
os tbe bnde is troe to ber aMrriage
rows. ly ) onr ptiuc iraoi fti.il
ardor and bopeare oors Elsewhere,
id our Union, tbere is trouble. So
cial dirder vexes tbe Bool of tbe
patriot, and tbe cry of distress
pains tbe heart of him who loves
bis fellow man. Tech others the
eMkn of your patience. Teach
them to right the wrong, as yon
have done, by tbe wisdom of the
law and the purity of its adminis
tration . Teach them to be true,
eich to his sovereign State, as yon
are true to North Carolina. And,
by this shrine which ber daughters
have consecrated with their love,
let us today renew onr vows to onr
Soverneigo Queen, the brightest
Jewell in whom crown is tbe mem
ory of her Soldiers whom she gave
io the Confederacy
Thon -a W. Mason.
the w iurr;; rosr.
What Northern Paperi Sj Ab ut It.
The hartford Courant, referring
to the crnsade of a New York
journal Hgiinat tbe Delaware whip
ping post, sa:
"There's a set of gentle folk wbo
think the road to popular favor and
tender consideration is through
breaking the lawn, bat the fact is,
that there's a lot of sober, thinking
people, wbo believe in tbe whipp
ing post and who wish it could be
re-established in other States. The
Courant would welcome it lor Con
necticat and be glad to see a law
that provided a public whipping
post lor every mau who beat on
wife. Tbe tear of physical pain ml
kei men on their good behavior
when the prospect of an easy time
in j nl at public expense is far away
iroin deterring them; it rather at
traCH."'
When that "lot of sober, think
ing people'' who agree with the
Courant iu thin matter becomes a
inxjonty in any State, they can set
up the whipping post by legislative
eiwtmeur. liui tne sentiment
which calls fur tbi institution is
i declining. Only one State in recent
I yea's has followed the example of
J IM .ware, so tar as to in. ike public
: (logging the penalty for petty in-
i irar ions of t he law, and in that
j law, ne. ih ' Uw pr u'ides flogging
I r wife dealers, but lor no other
'offenders, yet the peualty is rarely
imposed, alt hough it is uot claimed
that wile beating bus beeu aband
oned or materially reduced.
It is no pity lor olTeuders, es
pecially lor men who thrash their
wives, ihat pievetits the general
a m of i he lash No crime has
l-.-.i of toleia' cc than this. No
in a i- more geuerally or heartily
d' pi,ed than the wife-beater.
I'l l ilii.. lew ol the men who are
go :i ol murder would be found
e ip ttiie ot heating their wives. But
it ia believed that the spectacle of
a public flogging, or even the exis
tence of u statute authorizing such
an exhi ntioti, is degrading to a
ciiiuniuinf i and because of its
t llec! on the pub ic generally, not
on the recipient, legislative bodies
decline to set up the whipping.
poft .
Tne expense of maintaining large
numbers of men in jail who are
committed for small offenses is an
evil of growing magnitude and its
abatement is one ol the serious pro
olcins nidi which social science
and practical legislation are con
fronted The State ot Delaware,
whose people are not behind those
ot other Sta'es in intelligence and
character, believes in and sticks to
the lash as a corrective agency.
This is Delaware's own business
and outside interference is unlikely
r a produce the irrended effect. But
t ;ere is small chance that other
C o ntnmouwealchs will adopt this
peculiar local institution.
Resolutions of Respect.
Where as Almighty God in his
great, wisdom, has seen fit to re
move Irom among ns one of oar
bright and shining light's, Sister
Dessie Band, whose cheerful face
was seldom ever absent until tbe
sad accident which caused her
death.
Therefore be it
Besolved, yet, that in the death
sister Dessie the sunday school is
called npon to mourn tbe loss of one
of its most faithful and devoted
members and the family one of its
most cheerful and illustrious in
mates. Kesolved, 2nd: That this San-
day School bow in humble submiss
ion to the will of Him who doeth
all things well and that we all fol
low the bright example and meet
her in Heaven where parting is no
more.
Kesolvod .'3rd: That we tender
tbe bereaved family onr sincere
sympathy in their sad hoar of troa
Ble and trust they will look to
Jesus who can all tbeir sorrow
heal.
. Kesolved 4th. That a eopy of
these rerolutions be spread on onr
minntes a copy be sent to tbe be
reaved family also a copy be sent
to the Watch Tower and the New
Berne Journal for publica
tion.
G. R. Brinsoa '
J.J. Brinson
J. 0. Barrington '
Com.
You have a splendid chance
to grow in grace every time any
body snubs you.
People never come to know
each other well until they have
prayed together.
Wil II COL9K1DO AGAIN.
Tb CriffU Crk KlMia frly.Mf
ike Ifeaattes btaa Me bbw
Af tiat Thea,
Cripplk Creek, Col. Uar 25
striking miners destroyed much
properly nere to-day, and are
getting very ugly. It is an out
break ot the old trouble.
They are sticking (or 13 for 8.
hour's work. Twenty deputies
were surrounaea ana disarmed
by sUikers last ntarht four miles
from here. Twenty-three others
escaped, but were subsequently
torcea to etacK tneir arms and
leave or be blown up with giant
powder.
About 9 o'clock thfs morniDg
when the train on the Florence
A Cripple Creek Railroad came
in sight of Victor, carrying the
f'5 deputies from Denver, the
shaft house of the Strong mine
was blown up witb giant powd
er, the machinery ruined and
the shaft house subsequently
burned.
W hen the explosion occurred,
the train stopped and the depu
ties disembarked and went into
came near the railroad tracks
where they fortified their
positions with lies and other
timber to resist a night attack if
one is made. There are about
400 miners untied with Winches
ter rifles, and not less than 800
whose arms are pistols of im
proved pattern, with an abund
ance of ammuition.
How lo Hare Thrift; Hodso-PUbU
I prefer to keep house-plants
in pots all summer, and to keep
them on the veranda or under
a shed made expressly tor them.
One can be made cheaply by
setting posts in the ground and
roofing over with strips of lath,
put close enough together to
break the force of the sun, but
not close enough to give full
shade.
Under such a shelter the
plants get the benefit of light,
tree circulation of air, and
moisture. Because one knows
that attontion in the wav of
watering must be given, she
will be likely to do the work
well, as it is but little more
labor to do it as it ought to be
than it is to half do it, and the
importance of thoroughness will
be apparent. Her plants will
be likely to be under coustaut
attention because of their being
conveniently located, and they
will be pretty sure to receive the
care they ought to get at this
season.
It is a mistake to think you
can have good plants next
winter if you negleot or half care
for your plants in summer. The
fact is, you lay the foundation
for effective winter work at
this season. You are looking
ahead, or should be, and a little
thought will convince you that
it is foolishness to expect a plant
to get along without care all
summer, but devlop, all at once,
into a satisfactory specimen
when you get it into the
house.
Care for your plants at this
season, and all seasons, with a
view to their effectiveness later
on. A liberal interpretation of
that sentence means that at no
period of its formative existence
should a plant be without the
care that comes of intelligent
oversight.
It may not require much care,
but it will require some; and
such care as is needed should be
given, and given at the time
when it will do most good.
WOMEN WHO SUFFER
pain each month, can find relief
ana care In Dr. llerce'a
Favorite Prescription.
It regulates and restores
the monthly function,
braces up the exhausted.
run-down, overworked
and delicate: allays and
Danishes all nervous
Weakness, Spasms,
Hysteria, Fits, Chorea,
or at. Vitus'
Dance; cures Weak
nesses, Bearing
Tin wn HmiuuMmna
Backache, Catarrhal Inflammation. Ulcer.
tlon and kindred maladies.
For those about to become mothers, It Is a
priceless boon, for it lessens the pain and
perils of childbirth, shortens "labor" and
the period of confinement, and promotes tba
secretioa of an abundance of nourishment
for tbe child.
Thomas Thihlweil, of Aobsresdote, Po
sers: "I cannot sufficiently express to you
my gratitude for the benefit your ' Favorite
Prescription ' has oonferred upon my dauxh-
Of late she has suffered no pain whatever.
It Is limply marrrliua."
A BEAUTIFUL PAR
LOR PICTURE with
every one pound can of
SEA FOAM Baking Powder
I have also just received
a lot of those FRESH
Corned PORTSMOUTH
MULLETS.
The first of the season
Come and get some be
fore they are all gone.
Respectfully,
J. Tt. Parker, Jr.
NO. 77 BROAD ST.
ICE CKTAJI PAULOK.
Sarah Ox ley has opened ber Ice
Cream Parlor, at ber old stand on Broad
street, near Middle, where she will be
pleased to gee ber old 'friends and pat
rons. Cboic' crearn furnished families;
day and night, at reasonable prices.
a
r.:utJso:i's
Rheumatism Remedy 67
mm ihtmm Mtmm . wma&m. lt P
Mfctaf MlHteuyMrtW Ik body. Two ilia,
kailtt AwlmHOIli'Hini
lilt kaaMdtm. aac mm of vhtch irom tlx
luiwll if Jlilm iliiii Hum i pUp)rt
aML knlba vi l ihrtr Madml BvMfaBUoa.
"TH fAMlLV DOCTOR." will a irlH k
fm tnm fer mmbItImj im mmj mi mm aMiliiwi il
K r wtou dtmpMataBt ymm
ban mmk wttt la Ik part. i gaawliai
wUlaaiaya. CAUTION 1 Xmt U aaaM
alaaana t aaaUaaTwtta iaalaMar ''."
lUNSOri MOiaOPATHIC MEDICINE CO,
IS Arch Sua PfaUadclpalt, Pa.
Apply Mo F.. S. Drrrv, Drucgi.
New Berne, N. C. n8 3m
HO T XL S.
NEW BERNE HOUSE,
MM City, N. C,
JT. II. MA. I I . l'rop.
Pleasant Location New Manage'
ment Good Accommodations
Attentive Servants
Terms Reasonable.
Bathing Houses Free.
VIRGINIA I)Vlil:
Hotel,
Beaufort, N. G,
Dr. V. P. ltobinson, Prop.
Fronts the Sooml ami the Oeoan bryond.
Cool Breezes almost wlUiout IntcrnilAMimi.
Suited alike to Pleasure seeker or Comuu-r
clal Travellers.
The house Is thoroughly rojuvenulcil, wi-11
rurnlsheu. and oarpeU'd throughout,
mr Sutl
MOUNT MITCHELL
HI a elf Mountain, IV. C
Unsurpassed Scenery, Water,
Air, and Pare.
Terms Reasonable.
Opens May 1st, 1S!M.
W. I). SPKAC.rK, Prop.
yRailroad, Telegraph and Post
Offices near the door. inlotf
"PREPARE TO KEEP COOL."
jr.c.wiiitty
Has Just Received a Supply of
SIIEPARD'S
Lightning- Ice Cream Freezers.
White Mountain
Ice Cream Freezers.
A DTIf Ice Cream
fA lY I l Freezers.
Prices Lower
TIIATV EVER.
Craven Htreet.
NEW BERNE, N. C.
rlIN'T FORGET
AND
LEWIN' SHOES
For Sale tj J. F. TAYLOR
Here are some of the Good Things
of life you can find there:
1st. Coal Oil, Johnny Soap the boat all
round soan in the world.
2nd. Borax ine, the woman's friend. It cleans
bleaches and makes washing easy.
SAMPLES FREE, TRY IT.
3d. Sapo'ia always reliable.
4th. A new stock ot J.B. Lewis A Cos'shoes,
the best ever brought to this market lor the
moneysee them.
6th. For a tonic, try Hires Root Beer, Ba
varian, Rienzi, l'ilner and Portner's Import
ed Winger Ale, Brown's Stout and Basses Ale,
alwayson hand.
(ith. For Medical uses try Old Thomson,
O. F. . Man hat tea XXXX Mo nog ram and
Maryland AAAA Ryes, Pure mountain Corn
and Brandies of various kinds.
You.j Anxious to Please,
JAS. F.TAYLOR.
18, 20 A 22 Middle street.
NOTICE !
Until we can make other arrange
ments, we will not send our CAKTS on
the streets after to-day. Please send to
the store Monday evening for your breadf
CLARK BAKING CO.
Trade Remember
"S-EwilE-i,"
I have reduced the
prices on Lorillard
Snuff
SEE ME.
E. ULRICH,
W holes a. le Grocer.
TWO IRON SAFES,
One weighing 1,000 pounds,
u 600 "
Just from the Factory, but bar Men
into my hands and will be sold at a
GREAT SACRIFICE.
Remember, when you are in want of
anything to the BANKRUPT Line BIG
IKE is tbe place to get it ., ,
You caa always save money by looking
orer Qm GREAT AMERICAN! BANK
RUPT DEALER'S STOCK.
The Red Star
-sir
CLOTHIER.
It la not prices -lone that yon
want
BUT VALUES AS WELL
The Season for Spring
Suits, Neckwear ana
Negligee Shirts is here
and we are offering some
exceptional Bargains,
The Latest Style Searf, 2."c
A Nobby Straw Hat, "0o
Men's Fast Black g Hose, L'Oc
A beautiful line Negligee
Shirts, fl.00
SPRING SUITS
In all tbe Latest Style
ami Colors.
iive us v CJj 11.
SOL COHEN,
THE KKD STAR CLOTH I KR
77 Middle Street,
New Berne, N. ('.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Tursuant to nil (Hili r Of the Superior
court ol'Cnivui Count v, the Midi riirned
will sell ii' pulilic nuction lor t afli nt tlic
corner !' Middle and South Front streets
in the City of New Bcnie, N. C. en the
'.Hli day of , lane, 1S94, nt 12 o'clock, M.
the foliowiii;; personal property, lo wit:
One line horse nlxiut live year old, one
good oien Imgijy, one set of buurv har
ness, one buyiM role, one Bold wiitch anil
chain, a few nrucle of household finiitiire
Slid propeity being of ibe eflects of
the est.ite of C. II. Fled her, deceased.
H. L GIBBS,
Ailin'r. ('. II Fletcher, dee'd.
This May tilth, 1894.
VITAL TO MANHOOD.
nau A, Bliouiuv iur nyMlttriB, aJlKZlHeM. J! IU, JeU
ralKla, Headscho, Nerroo Prostration caused b
funnhnl ftr tnhnnn Vkafiilnau V4ni ti
UWtl a .uM.i a. i . , ..
Hoftenlng of Brain, ohubIiik lunanlt", miser, decay
dwtli. Prematura Old Aire, Barrennetw, Losi ot
Female Weakneues, InToluutary Lowhmi, Hpernin
abase, oTer-Indulgence. A month's treatment, 91
8 for Ifi, by mall. With each order for fl boxen, witt
win tcuu mutvu Kuiuuutov i4i rpiuua u new cured
auarante-i lMued by atrent, WEST'S LI V Kit PILLP
miMilllAi ETuol njt, a 1 1 1 1 i-i r , .
Soar Stomach, Dyspepsia and OouaUpaUoa.
uuAwuiiAjia lHBuea ouij Dy
F. S. DUFFY, Druggist and
Sole Agent.
THOROUGH -o SANITATION.
The Water-Works
For New Rome will be In operation In
a low days and I wish to announce to
thoirUBXIO that I have secured he
services o! an experienced
SAN1TAHY
IML.TJM.I3E11
and am thoroughly equipped lor
All Kinds of Plumbing.
BATH TUBS
lor both hot and cold water,
Wash-out Closets, Kitchen sink'1.
Lawn Sprinkling, and IMpc con
nection and fitting up tor water
to any portion ot Residences,
Work shops. Ao.
i Good work guaranteed and as rea
sonable an it can be done anywhere.
J. C. iIllUli,IV.
Good Stock-Good Work
Thia ia the reputation I hv sus
tained in New Berne for the past 33
Tears. Bead Mai. W. L. Palmer's
card below as a reoent proof of the
tact.
I have now a workman of superior
skill, and between the stook I furn
ish and the work he does, I can guar
antes the fullest satisfaction. Ke
pairing a doecialty.
JNU. MCSOKLKY,
Boot & Shoe Maker.
THE CARD :
Six years ago John McSorley, of New Bern,
made me a pair ot calt boots. I have worn
them for all these yean and traveled over
several Northern States; have had tbem half
soled once, and I am wearing them yet, and
they are good for a year more.
W. L. PALMER.
New Berne, N.C. Sept. .SOth, 1894. '
FOR HALE.
The tract of LAND, known as the
FOUR ACHE SQUARE, on South
Front and End Btreeta, Whole or Pari
Apply to
Asa JoneH, Agt
SPRING & SUMMER
SPORTING GOODS..'
In stock and ordered at . short
notice. ." .' 'V i
Air Biffles, Balls, Boxing Glo ves
Brass Beels, Groqnets, Garden
Sets, Fishing Tackle, Hammocks,
Hammock Spreaders, Hammock
Bopes, Dolls and Toys.' - v - t:
Lawn Tennis Goods for -Boys
and Girls." ' ' . ;.---; ,
Tricycles from fo.OO to 110.00.
.Velocipedes from 12.60 to $5.00.
NUNN & McCORLEY.
Confectioners & Tobacconist. ?
-Jul qfetfS
ESTABLISHED 1809.
PALMER. RIVEfJBURG & GO.,
Successor to C. S PALMER,
Wholesale Commission Merchants
rOW. THK SALE OF
SOUTHERN FRUITS & TRUCK,
Borriesj Poaches, G nines felons and
Vefretnbles.
lj-"VViitermelnM t Htti'vforiH i peeialty
16 KEAOF hTKEEf, M'.W VOIIK.
KKKERKNl'K -rimilism Niiltnnul Hnnk,
Truck 8hlpior.
l : I 'll l!! ii Mil
). II. . in V1TH
SAKTATOR.IUM
o n
Diseases of the Eye and General Surgeiy.-
Yacht Sails
Wo m..U- j specialty
pvk-cs Miy much
sail plans
Send 6c. (sumps) for new Illustrated Catalogue of Sails and Marine Goods.
GEO. B. CARPENTER & CO.
20? to 211 So. Water St.. CHICAGO, ILL.
FOIt HI It I
Weddings
W. 11. & it. S. Tuckee & Co.,
lialeiRli, N. C.
Are drstrou of particularly li
reccing your attention to their
excellent assortments of
SILKS.
Dress Goods,
laces, Linens,
Underwear,
CorsetN. Shoes
I'iirtxsols.
and other outfittings that are by
custom necessary for bridal outfits
They send samjle8,orer sugges
tions, send articles on approval,
and make up your dresses in the
most stylish manner equal to
parts made gowns and at moder
ate prices.
R-ady Made Tailor-finished
suits are also offered in more ap
proved styles.
Correspondence by mail or a per
sonal call is solicited. Estimates
furnished.
OUli TUCKER, & CO.
HToi 8ale
A HOUSE & LOT on Queen Street,
adjoining the Station of the A. & X. C.
B. R. Co. Apply to
M. Manly.
J. J. BAXTER.
lias Just Received a Fiue Line ot
GENTS UNDERWEAR
... Including FLANNELS.
A Nice Lot of
Patent Leather Shoes.
" A new lot of sample STRAW HATS
going at 50 cents ou the dollar.
" f&'Ladies Oxford Shoes a Speciiilt;. '
"J. Jfc UAXTEH. ,
" .:.lT-tr-
is warranted tne Best in the World!
Is more. Waterproof, '
,v : ts Stronger, an4 '
.v will Wear Losani
thin ny otiiet poods manufactured.
Ask for th "FISH BRAND;" taks im otberw
GEO, K ?IRCKa k CO. Sols Aptsti, Biltlmef
II Slothing
N. V., Cotnmorriiil Airor.rlo nntl nil Principal
r
I'l ! lil iil.nllillliLJ . !
and Rigging
"I hii;1i-class Yacht Sails and Rigging at
below thuse nftainacie on tne seapoara. aiso
v H i i i: i
Complete Outfits For Fishermen.
Send us dimensions of your boat and we will submit
and estimates on ner complete outtix.
FIi3$S anl
Tents
Nets
AV&ripe
Goods.
E. S. STREET.
tt.ijM EOiS
I lus .lust lieceived
A CAH, LOAD OF
iriftN HOUSES
AND
And Defies Competition as to
Prices.
JUST RECEIVED
A Car Load of
Western Flour
Direct from the Mills.
A UAH LOAD OF
New Orleans Molasses,
right off tha farm in
Louinanna, from; first
hands.
1 Also a full stock of other Groc
eries and farmers supplies, for snlo
cheap. Call and see me, it will
pay you.
SEASONABLE HELPS
- FOR .
Household Use.
Refrigreators, . .
Ice Cream Freezers,
Water 'Coolers,
Wire Cloth,
7! Window Screens
;. . And Doors,
' AT
"L H CUTLEE&CO'S.
in
IC R. JONES.
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