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New Advertisements,
HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL !
BROWS & RODDICK.
45 Market Street-
'1
i.KK His lilMlllNnY OF
: ; t!..n as for ii.e pai-
... ii.'h ! . n r , durirg th
.,.;r business J av;i z steadily increased
rur tlr&t r piiinc, jt will aU as be
,..ir in the future, as in th pas', to
Tako 1Iie Lel in Low
Trices,
k! r vi-b t l-1 the Ir i c'eujHil of
,.. :: anT iba -
Our Trices are the
Same to All !
-
Every Article is Marked
in Pin in Figures
't !r f:it i j'ls' a carefully
,'",. ii 'i psrey siirf I at lb onntcr
a:.!; ;!ti fr"'11 lb ium ri u order
mtiv", our stm h iluly ain ci -Vti.
at il! i '! tiot samJan.ry on al-
wml? rttunru.
T ? pre pau'.ioi s f.-r ur"
Grand Annual
Clearing Sale.
!- t'fecf which tci!I be given through
iLU medium.
Toys, &c, &e &c.
V wwiIJ simply state, ai wo l avo NO
K'Hlil to r- away any of th FANCY
i.i h IDS and IUT.n left r.vvr, it wil! be to
- 1KC1I)K1 ADVANTAGE of all to
u ut a j!1 U I rt New Year?, .15 we
w:l;CEUTAlSI.Y CI.OiE UP r.VERY
TlUN'ti by tl.at t:uv our lease t-irig lirau
.-i uihai d.
Wholesale Buyers
Will do w-:i by calling early
1
.1 the Goods Must he Sold.
Brown Roddick,
45 Market Street.
!rc 27
Grand Uniform Ball.
Germania Kali
NEW YEAR'S EVE
TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER
HIST, 1ST.
Under the auspices of
RMANU LOOSE NO. 4 K. OF P.
i:ets Supper include 1 Tote
of the Committee.
mmiitec: W. IT. Gikn, J no.
.Jr.. J. C. OMenbutteL II. Iietn-
, C. P. liarkhardt. d; '21
ust Received.
ew 15 D HELECT a.iortxeat of
Raltin. Xnl. Confctirserirs. Ac.
a aw'-rimeot of Ton, icJ .anta
ikxt. Torpedo, ire L'ricker.
iCtvi!e, M? Kockrt", Ac , ar.
All ctp for eah at
COOPKK A FRIPK'.-.
runt tf., tf it North tle. M?er'
IS
tllet V Fancy Articles.
1
jctrcaiF.nr, ic ,
f ruKChUlSTHAS rilE8E.Td.
i rtacripUocj coapoaoded at all Loan
h or e!f hu
&a n itnk la kfl. rim
JAHL3 C. 1ICXD3, Drawtf
Ttird $lretl, Opp. Utj U1L
iitn
Only One Look
Jfl SXOUGH TO SATISFY YOU THAT
II tV baadie&srtt lfced ttofk of Cbrbt
raurreot trer trnocht to lb city, acd
tftty are chttp too t
Another Attraction
Is at rhofzrsph Rocmt (eoaoected with
t(r) BDi'tr t& tnncxint of Mr. A.
CHR, Jr ,of Stw Totk. f iritelaj work at
reaac&abU crica.
t3Uttof rapUr z ChiUrea aad rnp.tic;
OWa'ictiris aapecta'.tr Uc :i
Beer for All,
AT
XX &XARCTJ3 BOON'S
No. i Market Street.
JC5T SECB.VtD per Steaatr,
SO XXegf of tbat Celebrated
Pllinor iafer Beer.
TTMca we will sell at the loir Caaa .prict f
per Kfj, for thbi week air.
9 U. MARCUS A SO.V.
Market StreeL
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VOL. 3. WILMINGTON N. C, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28 187a NO. 280
LOCAL NEWS.
oh lAitvertisetneiita.
.Niinri &t: I-citi.-n to the Gene'kl As-
Keidad Wanted'.
' S. Jtu rtt "Christmas it 0er.
.J. C. Mcnt, DrogsUt. Toilet aid Fancy
Artklei. '
Pi llitHSBeaata Cbr'utmai Presentr.
Jnnoce'iU' day.
Tue balcjon tlayn end to-day.
Ji-wLi!Ii-kin, wasa't it ctM last ni-ht
Flint v of .cc and cold weather thii
r.t..rt.iog. .i - .r
No! interments,
in B-l!eve Cemetery
tb:a week.
Madame CiiuLtrau ha cjancclled hrr en
gagement in this city.
Two adultd and two inputs were in-
tcrnd in Fie Forest Ometery this week.
Marriage iiceLM wcra issued to three
1 i
white and two colored couples during tlu
pat Week. , j
Jaldi
T
Dcaicr nl the great tins it
willapf Ar in this city Weilnerday Jan
airy the Mb.
Ojly one intern.eut it. Oada'e Come
tery duiing the wck which was brought
bore k-r bursal. ' 1 (
Ti e co!d wave has nassel over acd the
weatLir h;.s. moderate d. considerably
since thii mornin.
From r re?"M arM'.Ti nccL there
will be
- , . .
a dearth of t'.eatrlcal an.iisemcnts from
now ilntil th rlnso of the season.
The Sun by schools, Jwjth thj r nice
trees, dil a hi- businsjjid teaching the
yjurg ideas box to shot 'Christmas
Lt a mm sit, for two years on a barrel
at a political corner gro:ry, and be is ept
to thliiU himself enough ! to bfl pp-
pointed Judcf . . . 1
An eiT.rt is l-eins' "Jade by Tref.
Agoslini to get np th9 u'sual annual
masquerade tall. The grand dress bop
of tbo echo!ar of bis dancing school will
lake place on Friday evening next.
Hon. . 1. Conner, member of Con
re-a from one of the Michigan districts,
is in this city cn route (ur Florida. He
U accompanied ty his wife, acd Ja stop,
ping at the Purcell Hwi?e.
The Katie Putnam troupe has'busted'
and, in financial parlance Katie has "gone
up tho spout," and his dropped intorew
York to recuperate her depleted treasury
before starting out on tha road'again
A young friend of ours runu ing at the
ten of tU rpc-d up .Front street this
mcrning was hailed by with' halloa
Harry, training for a race Z Oh no, was
the quick rt-jponss I'm racing for a tram
we let Lirh go. ,
We d 1 not caro to astound anyone by
annouriciti- mat too it.icw k'm
t uely be published but two raoro times
this vear. Mondav and i uesuay tea
but she will be oa deck early on Wednes-
diy.Jauuary 1st 1879. 1
lliward Merrick, colored, was arrested
tha 11.011.i1 g lor stealing brass' boxes
beloi.i ig to the Carolina Central Kail
road frcmlhfe depot of the company,
Edward was turned over hp tho tender
ravrciej of the Sheriff to.awaiot a pre
limnary hearing of his cae this after
noon. . I !
"Twasthe morniig alter Christmas, when
all through the bouse,
Not a creature was it rrirg, not even a
mouse.
Indigisticr, "til day, had kept open all
eyes,
The rceult of plarn pudding, roast goose
and mince pics.
For Point Caswell. I j
The s'camer hi, which has recently
rbeca repaired and remodelled will be run
between this city and Point Caswell in
in the place of the steamer Xorth East
which was destroyed by fire a few days
ao. The Is is will be eomman'dei by
Cajt, S. W. Skicr.er. '
The Sunday Scholars.j .
The Sunday Schtp's hereabouts ' have
increased very perceptibly lately and the
gooi la ly teachers, and the unsophistica
ted Supertcndent, attribute it all to their
zealous and unremitting care and labors
under providence during the past I twelve
months. "They j jst all . ousjht to be"
about ten years old boys, and then they
would recollect that this isChxistmas times.
M
'Mother and Son."
Janauscbek plajed "Mother and Son" in
Charleston on Thursday night to a rery
small audience Well, business must be
dull, when an artiste like Janauscbek plays
to small houses. Wilmington would have
done better thmi that for a first cl as j artiste.
, Ashore.
Tba BritUh steamer Twuh from GaWes
tou bound fx-Norfolk vent ashore last
night, o .c ami one half' mife South f
Capo Henry Hh. It is thought the
steamer 'can' be gctton t fT, though not
without considerable iojary to her.
I Cien I. Colston.
A telegram has been receired in this city
stating that Central R. E. Colston left
London on the ISth inst. It is thought be
will reach Njw York about the 3 1st (Tues
day nest). His many friends and old pu
pili rf this community wl'l be pi id to
welcome him back
-f-
Walkeil ifT.
Thcfe cold nigbt hitch posts, gatrs and
pan nflli of back fences just get up and
walk into some peoples houses and 'make
tbcm glad by their bright and ebetry
glow. Our back gate walked eff last
night and had not returned opto the time
of our going to press
Those listers.
The new ulsters and bats for the po
lice force arrive! yesterday ard were
turned over to them, when each man
with considerable alacrity turned his tack
and got on the int-ide of hera. Tfcey are
Inavy Bubstantial coat and are just what
was needed.
St. J ihn'i Day The Installations
P. M. Samusl Northrop being unable
to attend and install the officers of St.
John's Lodge, Xo.. 1, and Wilmington
Lodge, No. 319. P. G. M. H. II . Man
son, by request, installed the' officeis oi
the above Lodges, at 2:30 p. m. yester
day, as follows: ' "
st. John's lodge, so. I.
W. M. W. R. Kenan.
S. W. R. J. Jones.
j. w Jesse Wilder.
Treasurer F. G. Robinson.
Secretary James C. Monds.
' S. D. J. W. Gordon.
'J. D. J. M. Fershe. 1
Stewards-Z. E. urrell, W.
Campcn.
W.
TylerB. G. Bales. -,
Marshal J. W.'Perdew.
Organist-pit. O. Myers. i
I WIL5irNGTON LODGE, SO. 319.
W. M. C. H. Robinson. ,
S. W. W. H. Chad burn.
Ji W. -E. G. Barker j
Treasurer A. J. Howell.
Secretary W. S. Warrock.
. S. D. R. S. Radcliffe.
J. D. J. II. Hanby. .
Stewarts John B. Kobjnson, Moses
Hmstein.
: TylerB. G. Bate?.
Chaplain Geo Patterson.
Marshal John L. Cantwell. .1
Orcaoist C. Schwarz. i
C. M. VanOrsdell, M. I. G. M., installed
the ( fliceis of Cor coid Cbopter, No. l,as
follows :
.OSCOBD CHAPTER, NO. 1.
II. r.H. U. Munson. ,
K. S. Northrop. ' ;
S. J. I. Macks.
C. II. W. II. Chadbourn.
Trcasurerp-R. Greenburg. -
Secretary James C Munds.
R. S. S, Hanstcin.
R. A. C y. R. Kenan.'
M. 3 V. RI W. Price, i
M. 2 V. M. J. Hejer.
M. 1 V. T. H. Johnson.
Chaplain George Patterson.
TylerB. G . Bates.
C. M. VanOrsdell, D. G. H. P., install-
ed the officers of WilmtDgton Council, No.
4, as follows:
, WljLMISGTOir COCKCIL, K0. 4.
T. j. M. W. H. Chadbourn. 1 (
I). I. M. W. A. Williams.
P. G. W. J. I. Macks. i
Treasurer R. Greenburg..
Recorder J. C. Munds.
C. of the G. H. G. Flanner.
. C. C R. W. Price.
St. J. Weill. '
Sentinel B. G. Bates.
Chaplain G. Patterson.
The usual Masonic address; in com
memoration of St. John's Daj, was de
lirered at St. John's Hall .last night hj
Rer. E.A. Yates '
When tou put up a sign, "Please shut
the door," please see that your door is
easy to shut. 'One cannot stand all day
fighting a bad latch.
Review,
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Board or county Commissioners.
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Abstract of Proceedings.
The Hoard met yesterday at 2 P.M.;
present, Col. Wm. L. Smith, Chairman,
and Commissioners li. G. Worth, H. A.
Bigg, A. J. Grady and Jaa. A. Mont
gomery. Tee minufea of the jreviou& meeting
were read and approved.) '
Peports of Justices j. II. IJjrce and
E. D. Hall, refrred back, not being com
plete, l
Coram isaior.ers j'orth reported that he
had made the arrangements for the cooking
at the"insaue Department of the Counfy
Poor 'House, and for -tbe latter being
heated.
Comnjii
issioncr Bagg reported that he
had made a contract for having tho jail
painted and for other repairs
It was ordered by riie Board that the
Sheriff be required to report' to the Board
a list of of all property fold to the State
for txes since he baa Lnenp office.
Ordered, that all magistrates who have
failed to report to this. Board, according
to an order issued Dt4. 18th, 1878, of
their official acts by the next regular
meeting of this Board, that the peualty
of the law will be enforced against them.
The following resolutions were adop
ted: J2esolvcd, 1 hat in the opinion 'of this
Board the Criminal Court, as now estab
lished for the county of New Hanover,
and two terms of the Superior Court, ap
pointed for the 13th Monday after the let
Monday in March and September of each
yeir, are sufficient to 'transact and dis
pose of all civil and criminal c-iusjs aris
ing in! paid county. 1 1
Resolved, secondly, That the County
Attorpry ba instructed to preparo a
memorial to t he next Geoer A As&embly,
praying that honorable body to euact a
law repealing so much of the statue now
in force as provides for the holding of
ancther term cf the Superior Court for
said county, and spec;ally providing tea'
there shall not be held anv term of said
Superior Court in the niorrlths of January
and June.
It was ordered by the Boarditbat His TV PtovrVd, Sirabur 'Ark;
r t j ,, r . - ,1 L U-P-Paddisjon, I'binf Caswell. Thoa ' Wil
lonor Judge McKoy be not.ucd that the u Kock Jqs Thom 30D;8mitu.
Houor Jud
Board have been legally advised that the
holding of the January term of. the Supe
rior Court is not in conformity wilh trie
present law of the State and aji unnec
essary expense entailed on the -county,
J and the Board, therefore respectfully re
quest that said term shall not beheld.
It was ordered that sealed pioposals be
received for keeping the poor and insane
at the County Toor Bouse for1 one year
from January, 1S79, the same to be issued
and the bid to be awarded at the regular
i i
meeting or. the Board to be held January
6th, 1879, on the basisj of the contract
now in force, or 1 without the use the
cleared land. v
Ordered that sealed proposals will be re
ceived and acted on at the regular meeting
of the Board, to be held January Gib, 1S79
for taking charge of tfcej criminals sen
tenced to the Work House, or sent to the
same for costs cf court, with use ot the
cleared land attached to the Poor House
premises. 1
Ordered that the office of Constable for
Cape Fear Township be declared vacant,
the official holding the same having failed
(o renew! his bond. '
Commissioner Grady put in nomination
Mr. Edward Schreiver,to fill said vacancy,
and he was, on motion, unanimously de
clared the Constable ofj the Township.
It was ordered that the Auditing Com
mittee meet In regular meeting on the
first Wednesday in every month, and on
next Wednesday at' 7 p. m. i
The reports of Justices J. ! N. Maffitt
and Stephen Keyes were received and
orderered spread on the records of official
reports. ' j
Petition of J. A. Ashe, to have his poll
tax remitted,was not granted.
In appearing to the satisfaction of the
Board that the delinquent tax in the
name of Catharine A. Maxwell, for the
year 1878. is incorrect, the,same property
being listed in the name of Mr. F. A.
Keith, and the tax paid by hje'r, the same
is hereby remitted. 1
On motion, the Board adjourned to
meet on Monday, January 6tb, 1879, in
regular monthly session.
The Weather and tne Railroads'
There was trost and snow and sleet
from Weldon as low down as Wilson, but
South of that place there are no signs cf
the recent storm. 1
, - From Columbia, this way, we are told
there was snow for the distance of thirty
xnilca. !, - 1
At Charlotte there was a heavy fall of
snow and the weather very cold all along
the lice. But the pumps on all the roads
are working all right and the trains are
running onetime.
The GoJdsboro 3Iail issued a small
s:zedj fcheet during Cnristmas week.
i Enterprise
The Wilson lidvancc came to us this
morning in the shape of an extra contain
ing a full and graphic acdount of the fire
in that place on the night of the 26th
inst.- We congratulate our brother of the
quill on his-entcrpriafas spvrit. Tho ac
count is copied and published on ' tmr
th rj page in this usue.
' Persona 1
Wo acknowledge the pleasure- of a
visit yesttrday -aftcirnoon from 'Mr. John
D7 Cameron,. edT-- ctf the Hillsboro
Recorder, who is making a, short visit
during the holidays to relatives in this
1 cjtv
t Mr. Cameron edits a paper 'wjhkh m
done yeoman ervice
have at heart and .0:
well, to remember t
in the cause we aH
r citizens would do
us. ues'.de.-? our-es-
teemed 'cotemporary id a very fast firm
friend of Wilmington, and there is no
better advertising mediunk in Orange and
a'Jjoiting c--nin ics, than thb Hi lsloro
Eccordtr.-
Church Service?.
U orciup m the Various churches rf the
cit- to-morrow as follows ; ,
I t. John's ciiuncn, '
corner of Third and RedLCrcgs streets. Rev.
George Palter.son, D. I) , Rector. )te.
29th, 1S78 The Sunday aftpr Chr.stmas
Day. Celehrutioa ;ii 7,a. m. Morning
Prayer at 11 oYi.jok:. E vng I'raer
f-t 7h. Suuday School at 3",'" ., .
St. rAth'i r.vwij, 7.1 t:ii:ra: ' rupKci:,
Cjr;;er of SixHi .ci :! i.irkct tree Is. Rc.
G. D. lkrrdiin:, fT. I)., ( pastor, ngiisli.
service at 1 1 a ni,' German service at 7
p m. Sunday School at! 3 p no. cite-chetical-
Instruction ou Friday at o p.ui'.
HgU-I Arrivals-
Empire i I ouss.'-i Wiimin;-tott X. C,
Dec 28 -a-i. 1.
,o.bv.f. .nronfietc-t:
i rftin H: . 1 ,V fir-1 Tir-n '
f8fcl5 o cloc k
yille; L D, Oldham, Long Point; Jno Har-
rit-oo, JnoMcKenziq, Charlotte; f A Shot
well, Goldsboro; Capt. Walter IKelly,'
city; D L WidiamsFaisonp; Win -"F Cor
bet t, P T Cur Co; Justin M Bunting
Sav; C J Osbsn, Pa; II E Potter, N C.
Pubcell Uousk. Wilmington, N. C.
Dec. 11. obb liios. proprietors from
8.13 o'clo Dec 27 to 8:1 , oVloek DecJ 2S
F W Rtneker; So Ex Co; A F Powell,
W F Williams and wife, X Cc E C vpr r,
W O Puryear, Gn; W li , McKoy Raleigh;
G p Pritchard, M G Rvtterber', S C; AY
J Eddins, Charlotte. IN" C; R F McKennyi,
Va; S Limberger, N V; O D Conner and
wife Mich; E C Irvin, P;a;
Wilmington District.
irst lound of Quarterly fleeting?, M th
odist E. Church, jSouth.-.' '"j
Ddpl in, at Magnolia, January 4 and o.
Cli ton, at Oliiuon, January 11 und 12.
Cohafie, at Mingo Lj)de, Jmuary 17.
Cokesbury, January lb and 19.
Bladeu, at-Cemer, January 25 and 20.
Elizabeth, aKElizalJetlitown, Feo. 1 and 2.
Waccamaw. Mission, February 11. '
fcu.ithville, at Uncord. IVb. 15 and 10.
Wilmington, at Fit'ih Street, Feu. 22 & 23.
..' at Fronttreflt, Mch;l and 2.
Topsailj atj Union, March ,8 and-9 ,
Onslow, at! Tabernacle, jMareh 15 and 10
The District StwarJiKjdi please mef t
me at the Parsonage of Front treet
Church, Wilmington, Feb.25th. 1879, at
10 o'clock, A. M. A full.aitendjr.ee.' is
pefired. L. S. Bui;KnEAi,
. Presiding Elder.
Weakly Personsv Wlnti
Old and infirm persons need some mild
touio or gentle btimulenti, especially in
warm wea her. The wines made at
Speer's Mount Prcspect Vioeyardfl, in
New Jersey, called Spfrer'a Port Grape
Vine, Is used ih the . Atlantic States as
the best tonio Wine known, and is regard
ed as pure; and is jvery popular among
physicians,
and Green
JFor sale by James C. Mucdi
& Flanner, at Si per bottle
rvot Medicine But Food.
Trie fall and early winter season i3 the
harvest otime of hacking cough3 and debil
itating forrs of Catarrh, jurt as be later
spring is the seed time of malarial fevers.
To know a certain, cure of toe one, anu a
prevemive of the other, ;S to have within
our reach tne most inestimable blessing of
the period. We do known of them, for
these really marvelous properties are com
bined.ia Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod
Dver Oil with the Ilypcphcsphates of
Lime fia l Soda.
There is no form of physical wa3te and
prostrated vitality, that a bountiful use of
the Emulsipn wiiUrjpt change to, glowing
health and full life and vigor, and then it
hs cot a disagreeable medicine, but tho
most delightful kind pf food. ,
T : ; i " '
For Towards of Ifclrt? Tears
Mr?. Wixslow'b Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity of the
stomach, relieves wind colic, ireaulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and dies-
rhcea, whether arising from ieethicg or (
other cause. An old and well-tried
remedy. 2q qtnis a bctiU, d& w
I STOP AT THE EMPIRE HOUSE-
'This house has been thoroughly refitted1
and - refurnished and the facilities'
- j-- Hwwiuuivuauuu Jl lia Uel(9
nve oeen eniargid and improved ,
We are determined to make the
house as comtortable and desirable In
every particular as any in the State.
A strictly first-ciasa house, at prices to
suit tho times. A riae Billiard Parlor ana
Bar attached. I. L. D01BT,
dec 13 lm v Proprietor.
New Advertisements;
Sealed Proposals.
BoAl;l o? C'Of XT V C031MIa5I0XBIU,
December 29th, 1879.
QKDU'.ED TIIATSEALED rROPO
sals be received for keeping the poor anil
Lmsane at the Conu'ty Poor House far one
year from Januaiy, 1S7',), to be determined
t .'
at the regular meeting of the Board to be
held January Gib, lt7a, oh the basis of the
conitacl now in force, or without the us
of t.Le cleared land.
Okpee. p, that s:aled proposals will be
received and acted oa at the regular meef.
ing of the Board, to belitld January ,6:h,
1S7'.V for taking charge cf the aimrnall
seiite.ncod to the Work Home, or sei.t to
the samfl for cos's of cnut, wi-h tlie use 'of
the rl-artd H umI attached to the Poor
Holism p;mi.-,.
J. E
SAMPiOX '
Clerk.
Star copy 'Sun Jay, Sua copy Tuesday.
Wanted.
WfANTKD A PARTNER (aeti?.
silfiit) wijth ati'tlecah or jjood ciedit,"
to increase a city bpiness already establish
ed payin? a taiiiiaie protitl with no isk.
it is TxJsiliv a rare chrico. ' '
i Address" tihrcub i'o.t Office.
! .'"" - C R. W,,
i.cc Ti V iimingtcn, N. C.
4 I PLTClTION wii! bo m?.;!e to the next
fx. (ivyw al A?S5 rally of tio tatc for a
charter to incorporate thj M Wi'.-.nirijjton Ice
Con;pnv," f VVilaiiogton, "V. C.
dec "2 3C t :
i ,. Lost. ; : .
f-jNE SIDE, or. rather, one half of aGpld
Locac! coutaiiiiL the iikcncsj cf a yoarjr,
"Lady. "The fio'dcr will be tatietactolrUy re
warded by leaving the same' at thiaotlce. 1
dec 27 '
Christinas is Over.
JUT I WILL BE PLEASED TO terte
you in trio
Book and Stationery Line, I
and will endeavor to give you fatulaction ia
every trar.s.iCtioa at l
' 8. JEWETT'S, I
dec 27 1 FrohtSt eet Boon httre.
t I'ham Head This.
rpHOSK INDKBTEO TO IIE WILL con
1 fir aifat favor, by promptly pijinje
amountii due; Manx of. toy boots baririr
bjn destroyed, I bcg that tbote owic me
will r.nt wait for bill to be r-recentedl, but
wi.lcal t-ettie. Office etbltrbtrd I tm-por-irilj
ht my re-idei :e on t' out 8treetJ
aec-'Dd door from Urant. .
Those baling bids against mo will pleatf
rekdrr mmeat once through Poetffi lp.
dec -7 I U. p. PARSLKY,Jr.
Lecture by Hon. (Jeorgo
. Davis. ' , , ,
TJ RE L EC T t RE 07. 110 X. C E 'ROR
DAIVS fer the benefit of the widqw aa-3
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cnildrcn of Lieut. Bencer will be delivered at
the OPERA HOUSF, FRIDAY id January
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next,
Tic
at 8 P. M.
kets 50 cents eash, will' bs sold at the
Book and Drug Stores, also oy memberi of
the Committee of Arrangements and la Com
mittee ofLadteju. oReprved Heatj, except
r r'rate boifrg, which can be securldat Heint
bertrer's Book Store. ' dec 27 1
The Citizens of WUxnintoa1 ,
Are INVITED TO AN I INSPECTIOK
jf our magnificent display..of
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Christmas Pre s ants
Which P. UEINfcfiERGER his this year
brought out and now displays in his iwo
btrirea. : j )
You can -litre soe presents suitable for
both the old ai.d young, the rich and poor.
It is TrijjKjssiblfl to name all the articles
which you can nnd here, but call, and he
and hi assistants will tako great pleasure
in showing you the finest and the largest
stock of Staple and Fancy Goods ver
broushV to North Carolina. 5 decSS
" T : -.1
Christmas Comes
pjUT ONCE A YEAR BUT TOTJCAJf
ooia titter tj-iij or tomorrow aid bay
your CUEISTMAS.GO0D3. I am oJtriaf
iDEe rare
bars&isf for the Holidays U
l
Genti' and Youths nl Bots ClctbiagT
Call and ie3 the best Unltuniritd Shirt 1
he Citvfor 75 xcntl
1 ' BHRIZR'S EMPORIUM,
de23 ' Market at
IBE TO THE DAILY KfcYlaW
Only 10 onts per month t el tr fsbtcr
, Officccorper water aadVChtetaatttfrf
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