t:
The Daily Journal.
to
IT
VOL. XIII .-NO.
B17SIXF.SS LOCALS.
BAUliAIXd al Private nlo to-day and
to-morrow in re.tr rooms of Catholic rec
tory feather uaU and pillows, crockery,
hirdwura, clotlies-wringer, &c.
Mrs. Julia Poirikh.
MONET saved ii money male. Buy
your Me-licine at Mace's Drug Store.
Yon will save money on every pun-haw.
Quality (.ti inntocd. A trial will convince
you.
IF you owe 11 10 please p.iv me.
C. E. Slovkk.
MAC lISE anil In ml made brick in any
quauiiiy lor wiio.
a2Stf Ciias Keizenstf.in
wil. Horaxme is used according to
directions, a tliird of the lalor and the
cost of soup in nrdinarv washing is saved
humpies Irec at .1. F. 1 uvlor'a.
THY Onskill's Cream Drinks, tliey
fine. Nothing Imt pine cream used
making them. Orange, Pineapple, Vanilla,
Ktrii" ln-iry, Rasplierrv mi 1 Banana. Also
lec Lr'- .Mi Si- la. tt
I lIAVhjnst received 1 1 uw lo: of Spring
and summer samples from Wanamaker
& Brown, Philadelphia, and samples of
siik vesta. I hey are cheap as the times
are hard. Come and look at them.
Jacob IIartsfiki.ii. with .1. B. Holland
& Co., No. 13 Pollock St.
LOCAL NEWS.
ME II' A 1) VKIi TtSEXESTS.
Howard.
Nunn & McSorloy You Must Pay I
I ape & leyo Wholes ile Commission
Merchants.
T'ie closing exercises of Trenton Ilijili
School will lie held tyro days, Thursday
and Friday, the 14th mid 15th of June.
J lie Baptist Mission service will lie con
ducted ly Hey. Rul'us Ford to-ui dit at
eight o'clock at Hie corner i f Norwood
and Pollock streets.
At llio Sunday afternoon meeting at
the Y. M. C. A., Mr. Polk Miller" of
Richmond, was present an I ly special
requist sung a most lieautiful mid in. pies
si vo solo "Jesus Savior, Pilot Me."
Mr. Ed. Howe has just counocto I his
residence with both the water works and
the sewerage. A number of others pre
ceded him in this, and several others are
ready to do so.
Mr. John Stanly Thomas' sermon at
Centenary M. E. Church Sunday morn
ing on "Be not Weary in Well Doing,"
is warmly complimented by the hearers.
At night the congregation of that church
were favored with a line sermon from
Presiding Elder. F D. Swindell.
John Brock of Wilmington, the wile
slayer was found guilty .f murder in the
second degree. The testimony of his six
year old son was the main evidence
against him. A notion for a new trial
was made nnd io dav was set f ir lie.ir'ui"
argument ou it. The penalty fixe I by-
statute for this crime is not hss than two
nor more than twenty yea re imprison
nieot in the State penitentiary.
The Pension Agent Trial.
The case against Fred Douglass, col,
pension agenf, m which he is accused of
charging more than the law allows for
services-tendered, was commenced before
E. G. Hill U. S. Commissioner, yesterday
evening.
The testimony was taken and part of
the argument heard. Then the case was
postponed until tea o'clock this morning.
District Attorney C. B. Aycock is pre
sent to prosecute. He is registered nt
Hotel Albert.
Not k Just and Foil Write Up
The issue of the Philadelphia Journal
of Commerce containing the write-up of
JNew Uerne and New Berne business
houses 19 out. It conlains notices of
sixty -seven of the establishments in the
city.
The write-up is well enough as far as
it goes, but as for its giving an impartial
review or .giving to outsiders a correct
idea of the business places, of New Berne
it does not do it. . In the very nature of
things it could not ba otherwise, inas
much as $5 00 or n.ore was expected
from each one who was noticed in it and
consequently numbers of the very best
business firms of the city are left out
entirely.
X Bad Fall.
- Mr. R. P. Montague who had a severe
fall at the Congdon mill Saturday, after
' noon, is still suffering considerably, both
. in pain and soreness all through his body
from the effects.
' Mr. Montague bad the accident hap
pen to him by his trying fo free a plank,
- which had been obstructed and caught in
its passage along (he conveyor from the
' mill to the dry-kiln. Another plank
- came along behind and when the cad of
the moving plank came up against the
. end of the one that was caught it caused
the two to bulge upward at the point of
contact and Mr. Montague, who was
i then, leaning over tlicra, was raised sever
al feet in the air and dropped to the
' ground, rendering huu unconscious sever
al" minutes. - He struck on sawdust
e'su the' foil would, no doubt, have
been fatal, as the conveyor on which he
was standing 1 twenty, feet high and . hia
being thrown upward, 'must . have made
turn take a foil of not less than twenty
flve feet. '.' '- ':" :: ' -
Dr. thai. Duffy, bJs- physician,'; pro
nounces his injury, simply a severe jar
-fortunately no bones were broken.
40.
Comlnf and (Join
air. Wm. Webb, who spent Sunday at
his home in Morehead, came lck yester
day morning to resume his work in the
telegraph office.
air. soil Jirs, J. 11. Ives went down to
Beaufort to spend a few days.
Rev. F. D. Swindell left to viit hi
brotuer-in-law Mr. C. P. iK-y at Lennox-
villc, his family being already there.
If- ii- n tin , .......
mr. n . r. vt uiiaKer ot llaleigli is
tlie city stopping at Hotel Allien.
Hon. . M. Simmons is in attendance
upon Superior court.
Rev. X. M. Journey cf Mt. Olive. pass
ed through eu route to Carteret county
to spend a little while with the
there for recreation.
urtv
The following gentlemen from Eden
ton, who have been attending the Episco
pal Council, came in on the steamer
Xeusc and left by the W. N. ,V N. train
fcr their homes: Dr. and Col. Dcllossctt.
Rev. Wm. Caldcr and Rev. Norman
t;ii(s.
Jlr. W. II. C'liailbortie returned from
Norfolk.
Mr. B. W. He:ring, representative of
theStieff Piauo Co arrived last night (mm
a business tour and is registered at the
Fulfoid House.
Messrs I). T. Cniraway E K Bishop mid
Geo. H. Roberts, niul Mr. Graham Daves
returned home on the Steamer Ncuse
from Edetiton where they have been
attending the Episcopal council
Superior Court.
Superior court convened vcslonlav
morning nt 10 o clock. Judge .lessor
(iraves of Mt. Airv, nresieling.
The formation of the grand jury and
the delivery ot the Judge's charge lo them
consumed until 1 1 :30 o'clock.
The grand jury is composed of the
Mowing members:
S. W. Latham. foreman, Joshua
Adams, John If. Stubbs. C. I,. Wether
ington, W. Z. B yd. John W. Taylor,
Jas. B. Clark. V. M. Davis, Fred Iilan-
go, Enoch Wudsworih, C. M. Roach,
J. W. RIk-iii, Alex, Hrinkley, Jas.
II. Hunter, W. A. Fulchcr, Rudolph
Clrich. G. R. West, Joshua Fov.
Judge (Jravis charged the jury in a
very slow, careful and deliberate manner
so that it was easy Lrirrasn the noiiits as
ho presented then Io covered all points
well.
The docket was called in the morning
but no jury case tried until the afternoon.
That was the case of the State vs. Arthur
Rice. Larceny. Tho verdict was not
guilty.
The Collegiate Institute Exercises.
Sunday night at the Presbyterian
church Rev. C. O. Vardcll preached the
annual sermon before the stinkuls of tin
Collegiate Institute. It was an admira
ble one, practical, tilled bi'h with relig
ion and common sense, adapted lo the
comprehension even of those in the pri
mary department and yet good enounh
for the oldest and most accomplish
ed, aad the speaker held the close atten
tion of all.
Yesterday afternoon at the Institute the
contest on the prize for compositions was
held. It was entirely optional with each
student whether te or she should enter
the contest or not and eleven was the
number who did so.
The writers and the subjects of those
compositions were as follows:
Geo. Henderson, jr. History.
Miss Bertha Tucker. The value of
education.
Ernest II. Wood. Electricity.
Linn Hendren-- Biography ot an old
stove.
Harry V. Allen, Agriculture The
choice of this subject, indicates that
Master Harry is a chip of the old block.
This theme, as East Carolinians know
well, was a favorite with his father Mr.
Geo. Allen.
Miss Gertie Willis Good Education.
Mist Emma Patrick An Oak Tree.
Miss Violo Provo ' Friendship."
Miss Vidie Gaskill The Mous -.
Miss Bassie Parsons The Pens.
Miss Clara Green The Pigeons.
The subject matter ol the compositions
and the constructions of the aentencos
were admirable for students, and iu
execution the papers were models of
neatness.
As in the oilier cases the winners of
these prizes will be announced Wednes
day night. .
The annual address will be delivered
to-night at 8 o'clock by Gen. 0. A
Battle, in the Institute. All friends of
the school are cordially invited.
Closing Exercises of Jacksonville High
School.
Jacksonville High school, Prof. E. M.
Koonce, principal, . will bold its closing
exercises June 13th and 14th.
On the 13th there will be declamations
by the students at 8 p. m. .
Thursday at 11 a. m. the address will
ba delivered by Mr. John Stanly Thomas
of the New York Trades school, and at 8
o'clock that sight, there will be a literary
and - musical entertainment , by the stu
dents. -
New York Track Quotations by Wire. .
Messrs. Palmer Bivenlmrg ic Co., of
New, York, telegraphed the following
quotations for that city lass night. ; t1-
Strawberries. . 4 & 10c; Cabbaee. 79c
$1.25: Beans, wax,. 11.00 1,50
groen, 11.25 1.75. 1 .
NEW BERNE. N. C. TUESDAY.
Custom House
Concentration ot
Wanted
SPKCIAI. TO JOI RNAI.
V ashinoto, D. C , Maj 2S. -Today
-MeTs. Branch and Grady, appeared tie-
fore the committee on expenditures for
the Treasury Department to pmte
against the proposed concentration of all
Custom House offices at Wilmington.
Mr. lira Iv 'reud a telegram from Col
tiir Lane
showing that over lKm ves-
sels were en
iiged in Uisiiu-ss in Pamlico
sound, ovei
2M I K
in,;
om i e I
Ne
Berne.
We an- gl
I to s e
il ll.
have llu
e'-e-lllutivcs
so vigilant
tuenfs. To
. 1 n-ir CollMi-
- "in '"Uses in
i limber at
i ems to us, is
this Siatu
ilia le am f
lev life
all than tl
an me
nveiiieiiev to ll
' iijhl not to
a-faring people
whii Ii
la
imposed upon
tliein.
bill h
Wi- have very little idea that the
II pass. It ought not, and it lie-
iooes all
liitiTc.-le-d to let the-nselve
heard from
le matter.
(irealest Number of Head-Marks
Master Linn llcmlien, who won the
Webster's I'nalu h k'eil Diclionarv lor the
reatest liiiinUer o' hi aillnai ks. (ill seeur
d during the past scholastic yi ar of tin-
New Berne Collegiate Institute had sev
eral e mipetiloi-s worthy of honomble
mention Mis, Vmhi Provo wa the next
hii:lMM
1 he ncord ol the lei Inn;
tin- tir.t 'piaiter was I. inn
John Meadows, ?,- l!c-ie
pllpils I,,
Hciidivn. );
Parson's, "i,-
Viola 'i,,vo. a.
For tin- second .piarter: l.in-i Hend
ren, I!: B -ssie Williams, Zinkie Swindell.
Mamie lh.ii-. and Lena i I i m -. -.-i
Viola Provo, :l.
e or the tlnr.l iptattei : I.i-.
!), John Meadow-. 7.- lles-ir
Viola Provo. ."i e.u ll.
e'ln
ret),
ami
Sunday Night's Fire
.Mr. C. J. Nhcelki v desires to thank
the liii! elepartnienl lor their prompt and
efliei lit aid in extingnshing the lire- in I he
feed room of his planing mill oil S11 ,eiav
night.
The lire is supposeel to have ciiight
from eli'aniug ll e- Hues, which is ,.,.1., eillv
lone on Sun. fay, on ;n e-ouut of the-i e.il
;rs being cool on that. day. The damage
was small 011 nccounr. ol proniii: :u lion.
Tlie Southern Magazine.
Tlie June number of the Southern Mag
azine, published at Louisville, Kv., an.l
celiteel by Basil W. Duke, among oilier
interesting reading contains -The I!o-
mancO of (he Origin of Louisville." bv l.
T. Douvefep, a Sketch of Oencinl Jubiil
Anderson Early , by Laurence S. Marye,
ami The ('.iloiid's Svste- n, by l-'elix (irav
all breathing ol s .11 1 1 icin life ,:iul
se-ein-s.
' 1 he Soullierii' is n niosl excellent
magazine, and is what its innne imp
Price f -2 0 a year.
A Xew Departure.
llie Kicliinond Dispatch 111 comment
ing upon his speech, says:
t.S Tl I , .
-0ug1css111an urvnn nas led ' ;i new
departure" in commencement orations by
treating a Urecnsboro' nuilietice to a di
cussion of the Iree silver problem. Pe
haps his example will be followed by-
other orators, and if so, instead of the
usual gushv speeches nt commencement
we shall have useful discussions of the
tariff, the Hawaiian question, &C., &c.
Sou'etbing of a change is to be wished,
but we dare say that the "pretty speak
ers" will continue to prefer '-fbwery''
ratnei tnan "practical ' subjects.'
In this instance tho address was the
better timed, because delivered to a lot of
grown students who were going out to
teach, and certainly ought to lie informed
upon the hading questions of the day.
They were not giddy sophomores seek
ing flattery, but mostly students wishing
inlormation upon Xatioual as well as text
book matter.
(oilelshoro Proposes Bicycle Itaces.
The local bicvclisls aro discussing
among tfieniselves the ouestion of a errRHt
irtze uicycte nu.'i3 or races tor liolds-
boro.
we nave nere the best racecourse n
the Stato, and with the number of ex
pert and influential wheelmen wo have
here, there is no reason apart from lack
ot purpose why Goldsboro should not
have the very best and most attractive
and njmcrously patronized prize bicycle
races iji the State. Lets have the races
by all means. Goldsboro Argus.
"Gen." Kelly, commander of the west
ern commonwealers, made the statement
last week that he intends to speak in
front of the capitol at Washington with
out violating the grass ordinance which
proved so disastrous to Coxey. Kelly
ays be has secured a balloon from an
aeronaut, and from the car suspended in
midair he will address the crowd in front
ot tlie capitol steps in defiance of tlie dis
trict authorities. 1
' A Household Treasure.
I. W Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. T.,
says that be always keeps Dr. King's
New . Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow Us use: that he would not
be without it, if procurable. G. A.
DvtpTtian rftrntrmofc Oolobilt -u- V
J rifs vwwnui, A,. A. . anj9
that Dr. King's New Discovery' is un
doubtedly the best , Cough remedy; that
he has used It in his family for eight
years, and it has never failed to do all
that is claimed for it Why not try a
remedy -so loogt.-ied and tested. Trial
bottles- free at F. S. Duffy's Drug Store,
fegulsw site 50c and $1.00. 3
t)rngzo iisonimend Johnson's Mas-'
netic Oil, the grat family pain-killer, in
ternal ana extervib ; fi.uo sue ou cte.i
50 ct size 25ctiv - - (
WA'sHINUro?! LETTEK.
The ILiberr Charges Post-Offlee Ap
proprlallnns Theatrical Stars
'en It E, Lee's Daughter.
The spci-ial committee, appointed t
inve-tiat,. t; , halves o 3 1 1 -m 1 1 1 1- 1 vn
atorul i.nbery on the part of Charles W.
Hull, yestirday siilpunited their n pent
to the Senate. ' 11.111 is .j, ,v i.
committee to hse made th.- attempt at
IoiIhi v despite hi- ddnais and S-nators
lluiitoii iin.l Ky 1" are eom r.it.-d : V 0 1 1 ail
bliime.
Mis. ( level. mil relumed 1.. the . ly
lo-tlay
The (oiMMiinienl Printing ( IMi. e wiil
be put miller ('nil N 1 vn e Knle J ulv l-t.
The Wiiisinn public l.iiii.liii.-. ;,ut 1 1. -
i.esl to In-reported m m mr. .,.
repotted w itheilt ainenilni, nt. ll ani.l.j-
priates j;5.iKKi. ,Mr. Bower prepares
the report. 1 In- pe.st olliee rei eipts for
th esii iin-cis I 11 u Man h .!1 weev !'l .
inii lllitl reve-nue rote-nils. He.ee ii'io
Mr. Bower assure I Messrs. Buli r l en, I
Wllsoll Ill-It III- Weellld do nil lee .-..eel I I..
lire the- pa-sage ..;'t,e b.ll ties se-ason.
lfeiireseutatiM. llr.ni is !-1 i 1 l.. 1 with
uhiti i
i an. I
(
ensh.i
Ii s reception. Every -he
.-ays, in iir,t class
presentt el ,-, nh -i haii.l-
n the iLimc of 1 1 if state-,
of the si ho.. 1 ins, iih, d
t il 1 11
sfvl,
went oil
He vas
eld lia.lg,
wilh the initial
poll il.
Ili p'e'-i iitativc
Ale xainler mis he will
lobablv si-eun
till' il hlltlollal lio-t-nflie e-
lumls
Miiiroc. Buckingham ami
anile!
Miss Carrie Bowie was re -iiistaie.l .11
the Government Pi inlin.f otli, e ihr.ni .e.
H lili'senliitiM' Bower. lie is also In ,n.r
1 see 1 it lii-rs in their places there
Thi! House's kie k aguust civil s,.,vi,.e
I 'lite is a hariuless .Ui.Usenu nt. i eei.l
Ik
I it w isti s public moiiev. M. niU is
wb.i voted .igaiii-t o . iif'ibe n.iiuiil-.
1111 r's salary, -tate el Hut they knew 1 1 1,
nate woufi not agree- lo cut "oil Us n.iv
1'his is I i g - r hnnibiiL'L'ers tlein
Ii ll-je I iij , n-l Ihe , oiiiinissi,,,,. 1;
. ii'.iiive- lb neleison alone, from th,
pre
nh Holms. M,i ,1.,. 1., 1
aim lei lit. lie says wlie h due. thai
ee-ii il ihe appropriation were eliminate.!,
the eoumiissum could .e.-.ivi-r llteir -a1 1
1 ii s iu the Court of Claiins.
A New York insurance eoninaiiv s..eii,-
t 1 have
leu. lots.
Win lie,
lllil'le il deal with llie Popuh-I
It is insuring Populists M1
I Ineni ami uei bans ol be r ennn-
lies and hiking notes for the policies
payable in Nme i:.be r, uller th.-election.
These notes are sold at a ills. ,.uiu of ()
anil 2 i ncr cent.
The l'i.sm:scr ( o-neral told Mr. lbai
'le i-son that he w:is up to .late'. IT'i po-:-in.-istets
ahead in app.iintinenU of llie
111 ord inaele by t he la-l hvo aelininisu 1
lioiis. 'riicatrinilly speaking. Washington has
been pcruliaily fortunate this week.
Julia Marlowe, one of tin- most beautiful
women on the stage lias been lu-iv iu
Shakespeare's plays. Miss Marlowe is the
most i-liarming Ileal rice-. Rosalitul. Julie t
ami Viol 1, I have ever seen. She ranks
easily- wilh Mary Anderson anil Ada
Kchiin. She is much younger than cither
and is a dose student and 1 1 : 1 r I worker.
Another little lady. oiU:illv as lovelv,
is Miss Mamie Cilrov, a cousin of Ma or
(iilfov III New 'o'lk. has Ik'i-II b. re' all
the wei'k in light opera. She is : jierli-ct
little hcautv Her I'-iee is almost faultless
aii-l she is as light and grji efitl 11- a
sylph. Her voice is good and herae-ting
ininiitiible-. 1 am in hive with bulb of
then, though lin y are very ilitleivnl n pes
of women. s,-n;i',,r Murphy b;is i,ee u
very attentive lo Mi-s l.ilroy and took
her on the lloor of the House the dav tin
tariff bill passed.
The lit'st of the three luindreil to be rc
feired to by this Mail ami Express phi
losopher is ; liss Mildred Lee-, the daugh
ter of the famous Confederate geneiid. Ile
says that she hail iu every sense been '-.
h.ider in Washington society this season,
and ailels;
.-sue is ii woman wnosc illustrious an
cestry niust inspire respect wherever the
glorious flag of our country is unfurled,
for the stars and stripes ol the national
emblem arc taken from the coat-of'-arms
which her great-grandmother, Mrs. Custis
shared ns the consort of (Jen. Washington.
Miss Mildred Lee is now a resilient of this
city. She was born at Arlington in the
great historic mansion standing in the
midst of what is now known a.- the Na
tional Cemetery, anil passed her child
hood there, and some of the relics of the
Lee, Parke and Custis families, once treas
ured at Arlington, are craciouslv shown
to you by Miss Lc in the modest house
she now occupies on Jetlerson Place.
Miss Lee Injurs a remarkable resemb
lance to the picture of the Duchess of
Devonshire by Sir Peter Lelv. Small
dinners nre the chief hospitalities at her
house, anil the guests are usually called
from the fin flour of the Southern ansto-
cracs, with one or two of tho memliers
of the diplomatic corps or a distinguished
stranger on a temporary visitor to the
seat of government. The dishes are served
on the sumptuous silver plate, engraved
witli the arms of that Gen. Parke who
brought tho news of the victory ol Blen-
neim to ueen Anne. He was one of
Miss Lee's English ancestors on her
mother s side, and the silver was a gift
to nini irom ute last ot tne Stuart sov
ereigns.
Everywhere in Miss Lee's house are
relics of the grandeur of her familv lie-
fore tbc fortune of the American civil
war so seriously diminished it. Not the
least interesting arejthe two portraits, one
01 lien. Washington in the scarlet uni
form of an officer in the British Armv,
and the- other of Miss Lee's father, Gcil
Kobert E. Lee, in the blue uniform of an
officer in the United States Armv. How
different the success of tfceso distinguished
'rebels.''
"Habit is a cable: every dav we weave
a thread and soon we cannot break it."
Don't form any bad habits, but
get in the habit of coming to
Howabd's for what you need
in Clothing Hats or Caps. We
have! other things you need too.
They" are Shirts, Neck ware and
Underware, Just in a new lot
of Balbriggan shirts and suspen
ders, The suspenders are long
cut. They will suit you if you
are tall. New Collars, Cuffs and
Windsor Ties. , Childrens White
Hats for little ones. ;
i. -Cv :u J- M. H0WABD. '
MAY 2D, tUM.
IIAI'I'EM.X.S Or THE l AV.
1 n.il'jr
ne e ki
htaii '
lh;-h.
the
.. hi- I
-. 1 if I
empl
IV
'111 s...
Trm. i .
.r pr.,f, -
-glie.l to
t'r.iw,
cep'at
. 1 11 1 V 1
the I'll
I h -
-III 1 el 1
the 111
"PI"
-!k.
ei 11
1 U-
i lie- lu.l 1
nitre
IM
111! I.
.III I lli.'i.IU'l
!r pioini't
tt liaiel.
Tie
of I.
I'lib,-
1 M
1
.Ii I
el M
1 1 ,-
oik
-;!,!. Mr.
it ll.
V!7th.
e ;
W. M, 1 ,, wh , ....
i - I.
Ilv.ll.s up oil I 1 1 a k 1 lie .1111' I
1 Ion. s. to get in 11 1 i. 1 1 ni
ululc it was mining b. ,.-
"I b' liaVl- lit least ll tew III .
k!c-ss, ! ,,ri. ge-ttiiu int.. th.
cr of every
The- Ch 1
Wee klv are'
as to win-Mi
silve r p'a-il
former ..igi
thill he le
day mat 1 11 .1 I f.
lotle ( lb- 1 . 1
and W.l,
r T ! I. - ei'l. -
mug a ti
I
r Ch
1 his
I
i lie
ef tin
The
h:l I' t ile
b, -1
I f
Ho
lip
Ti ,- t I
. oll.lll. I .
I ll
Igloll
lei
the ti
lllf. I
'I'll
ll. I.
e-ls,. l,
.f. Ills.
- tell wl
it
to rest uile.
The
Wl 1 r
papers p,i
thai 1 ril-.is
ii- 11. w
. v. : .id
the M
ol ll
'I'll, le
I. . II 111' !
Mill 'l
lap.
lid I.
ell-part
livill Ihe hiw
may a- a gem-i al
ronage- lliioiijli
ellesoll il 1 In
penihlit and
present eoiuhl
e-l.
pie
..s I,
-p.
.'I'd ll
1.
The
prev.ll
I'll -s - ,
in
-i-
ol Ihe- p;l-l wee k. lolll tig --Ml k
still y IV-ldl-lle, a'.,, ll 1 II 11, v
l-s ol the , ilv. All Ihe liell. ' w
.iuieil. Siraitgi. to s iv , ,. I ,!i ,1.--
Illto '.ll" Illls- lllelll w here I III do
lake-ll shelter and k lllee llilee ,1
tin-in. The bin!, ling wa- -. -
'lalll.lgid.
The oiiling, ou- a-s i ; t of l ie
Fred ll iri ingto.-i. on the e, hi ,
iliiughfer of Mr. Ilem v W. u
Koiiiioke. V.i , "il la-l W.-dii, s,j n
er lllsliin ,. th il i e)i cues .bid..- I
i-oitrt and its su ,n s eujenc. I i-
end,
ll,l
lllil! s. , si,-kn:ng : 1 i 1 1 1 : 1 1 : . M , i,i-i, .
entiielv e
I eh-
I b ll,
'ii,ai le i ing an
lillinan sh ip,,,
ill llie pa pel -West.
if h;, I,
flhsolaiely
fare
A cream of tartar baking powcer
Highest of all in loavening strength.
Latest United States Hovshnmehi
Fooo HEroiiT.
Royal Baking Powdkb Co., 106 Wall
St.. N. Y.
TO OUR
Customsrs
o-tf-o
We Need Money
9 9 ? ?
a.ncl Must Have
i ;
it
Tho9e who owe us will greatly oblige
by settling, their accounts; at once.
Hespectlully,
NUNN & McSORLEY.
DID IT EVER STRIKE YOU
rV) Save a. Oollar
You may ilo so by gttting OUH Prices
Iron Soil Pipe,
Terra Cotta Sewkr.1
and Drain Pii-e.
Uubber Water Hose,
Hose Fittisos, and
Lawn Sprinklers.
Bath Boom Outfits Complete.
J. J. DISOSWAY & CO .
43 Craven Street. mlOlm
5,000 PENN MUTUAL
AND
TRAYLOR'S KEY WEST
Inti Received at BRADHASf & BROCK
Bafcincr
Vtng Co'. Ftescription Drug Store, v
PAPEandDEYO.
WIIOI.KSAIJi
Commission
Merchants.
W ii i-sli inji. i tn Slrci'i,
SEW YORK.
Southern Fruits and
Vegetables a Specialty
Large and Roomy
WAREHOUSES.
Facilities for handling
heavy shipments
unsurpassed
by any house in
business.
the
I.-.V Ki l l KN-s MADi:
KACII DAV
e if
A l.I iU
National It ink
Ne-w Heine-,
X. (.
l-KITUKNCK
Nail-
evonrt Hank
New Vmk.
Stencils and Postals
can be obtained at
JOHN DUNN'S.
PRICE : i'KMS
THE-:-BIG-:-IF!
-IJM-
IF
IF
IF
M WANT THE BEST
IF
III
Yon Want tlie Clieapes
fF
IF
Yon Want t Li:
II
IF
I. V:U I ill: kll
II
IF
Pos
TiiL.se
QUALIFICAriONS-o
II
IF
IF -IF -IF
I -.It
II-
IF
BEAUTIFUL
PICTURE
BUY A
IFI
LF
POUND
OA1V ofl
ANTZ
SEA
IF
KF
FOAM
and we will give
jpyou one.
IF
VSt
.V iLssMsM
WE
Hicnoffl.jraiHi"
47 40 Pollock Street
r:--v- . . - '.'..s!'--v