Iiscollanoous
WAIT NO LONGER!
EfcBUT COME TO TEE
Exchange
Corner !
You should "come at ouce'andselactycur
Japanese Goods
before all are sold.
A nice lot of those beautiful Waiters only
$1,25 per set; they aro going fasr.
The nicest present 5 ou canjgive is a Hand
kerchief Cox with half dozen rice
Handkerchiefs,
r"a Clove !x with olp or more pairs of
(Jlovos.
You should remember ths Kid Glove De
pot. The 4-Eutton Kid (ilove you
should buy at once as tbey can
tot buluplicAtcd in irice.
Wc can giveyou jKid Gloves from 'J,0c up.
Come and get your presents .at
Exchange Corner
for a little money!
re precursor of the end of an epidemic
yel'ow fever. With what: joy is the
journal, the paper bearing date Ssptember
17tb, 1378, DrCarr, over his own sig-,
nature, concluding an artiole relative to
yellow fever, says: 1
I wiil concludeby su2Ctio;r what
consider the mcst practicable means of
arresting the disease. It has been well
established that freezing cold is the enly
su
of
news received in the stricken city. "We
had a killing frost last night. 1 i
The art of producing artificial ica and
reln'serating machines has been . so far
perfected during ths last few years that
nearlj- all Southern citizens' now possess
within themselves the means ot reducing
ths temperature of rooms to any I desired
extent by the simple lise 'of t cool coa
densed air. A manufacturer of air bom
pressors says: '"We -are able, without the
use of ice or chemicals, to! reduce the
temperaturo of a g'ivem spac very nearly
to tbo freezing point if desired."
Ikit I am treading 0111 forbidden ground
in a communication of this character and
so icriear speaking lurther 01 ViG means
of producing artificial ,'&iillng?frot." I
those who de.siro to experiment in this
direction will communicate with me1,
shall Le pleased to assist them. . ' 1
THE AKMY xM) THE SIX.
1 t
Jt would save a world of trouble if the
1 1
i . . . 1 1 n
fMT7 nft p'y f ueprcsentcuves in congress wouiu an
vnly Dl PUT r'air returnt(J lh9ir homM,Yforfeilibg their
rishta and privileges, except the cue of
drawing pav, and let the great New Yorl
. ... i Ml . ,
daiues run the machine. 1 One cannot
. 1 . ;
imagine the amount vl wisdom that is tcj
be gaiueil every day Irofii these ponderous
sheets, unless lr takes' tiio trouble to read
1 ou can hnd a Present for any C'IR' ,Itm them. r
. t the dailing babe to the robust man.
" We woi-M call your altt-nt ini! f tl eJJ
Flexible E-Sip Corset
For sale onlt at
Sscliangc Corner !
Jl is a IIKUty !
1
We invite all to come as v e are prepared
to see tbf-m 0:1
MONDAY, 1WDAY
! AND
s
it
As we know it Vyi'il rot only 'be
The iSttn, always wiac, j(in iti own con
ceit) tells the iiicmbcrs oil Congress how
to frame a bill for the ref-orgauizationrof
the army. This, too, frujrn a man who,
unlike Job's war horse, never even sniffed
the battle from afar,j logmen who, though
civilians and law makers now, were gal
lant soldiers of high rank in the two op
posing armies during' the late conflict.
The Snn will not tjnd many persona in
the South who will object to a reduction
of the streugth of the army for the peo
ple in this section areahntst unanimously
in favor of that. Uut'the idea that seems
to us prep steioiis, is the j tact
that ihis
knight ut The quill should suggest to men
ii military experience the proper mode of
re-organizing an r army. After jthe next
war, when Mr. Dana shall have gone to
the front and performed his - duty like a
gold coin to Europe ia . payment for
Brazilian produce ana with mat ' gold
.. t :i
tne supplies 01 .Drain are purcnasea,
eyery article of which could and should
go from onr own country and be of our
own production. 'And why is this?
Simply because 01 tne superior com
- . . r m . . 9
merciai ana postal j acuities mrnisnea
by the European governments. There
are at the present time nine regularly
established steamship lines between
Europe and South America, atid all
are receiving compensation under
long contracts for carrying the mails.
amounting to five or six million dollars
arinuaily from each government, while
the trade of the United States until
last year had no direct steam com'
mumcation, and the new line now in
ODeration, and which has developed a
good deal of valuable trade, has not
the aid even of a postal contract from
our Government. A late report con
tains extracts of Brazilian trade
statistics, showing the per centage of
imports from and exports to other
countries, as follows: I
Imp. Exp
Germany .... J .... 1 5.21 3.43
United States..... '.. 4.57 20.90
France 19.49 13.46
Great Britain. . .....52 47 45.30
Portugal... 4 5.01 4.73
And while the Brazilian trade with
Great Britain has been all the time in
creasing, that with the United y states
has suffered in proportion.
. Let us see what articles Brazil im
ports, and what proportion is derived
from the United States. Among the
imports for one year were the follow
ing: . 1
, Total, From U. S.
Boots and shoes . . $1,978,979 1 $2,877
(Jod and other
fish 1,714,703
D utter 2.115,414
Cbccio 635,481
Flour 4,257,331
Straw hats. . . 606,396
Coal 5,537,405.
Earthenware .... 1,037,334)
Iron and steel.. 9S1.427
Iron and steel 1
rails j. 245,452
Other manufaot-
tures of iron and
bteel..:-r.'. . . ... 2,818.367
Agricultural im-
miasion. in conversation with me
few minutes later, said, Yes, the Re
publican judges i on the commission
were partisan, Judge Miller was ex
tremely partizan, a veritable bulldozer
intact, yet Judges Clifford and Jbield
were every .' whit a3 partizan on our
Sun.
Sufferlnff for a Life Time.
Persons afflicted with rheumatism often
saner for a life time, their tortures being
almost without remission. The joints and
muscle of such unfortunates are in mos
cases shockingly contorted and drawn out
ot shape. To afford them even temporary
relief the ordinary remedies often prove ut
terly useless Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
on the other hand, Is avouched by persons
who have used it to be a genuine source
f relief. It keeps the blood cool by promo
ting a regular habit of body, and removes
from it impurities which, in the opinion of
all rational pathologists, originate this ago
nizing complaint and its kindred malady.
the eout. Besides this the Bitters remedy
disorders of the stomach, lirer and nerves,
prevent and eradicate intermittent fevers,
promote appetite and sleep, and are highly
recommended by physicians as a! desirable
medicinal stimmiant ana tonic.
P. '-L. -ItRIDBEKS & CO.
I 74,929
13 316
l074
2,880,439
2,207
197,582
65
52
i
5,345
I
60,617
978
to their interes,ybut to their amusement gd P-ltriot would be ;i good time for
him to come to the front in an editorial
like the rio in his paper of Tuesday's
date. I
also.
l3. H. SPRUNT,-
Exchange Corner-
dee 21.
The DailvEevie
JOSTI. T. JAMES. fEd. and Prop
WILMINGTON. K. C.
THURSDAY JANU A. RY 16, 18: 9. j
WASH IS GTO LETTER.
Wamiington, D. cj Jan'. 13, 1879.
We are-likely to have "nveatigatious
enoug.tv liesiaej tuoj itiier Commit
tee which have long heen m session
here in the examination of the affairs
of various Departments, the Potter
Committee has resolved to go into the
subject of "cipher despatches." Iam
glad of this. Those despatches have
done and are now in condition to do
great mischief to the Democratic party.
The mora they are investigated the
less harmful thev will nrobabiv ho
Our friends will dd well to make tfie
inquiry thorough, and I to! fit at all
times with open doors. '
In Kansas, Illinois and Wisconsin
the Senatorial contests are getting
warmer as the days of 'election aD-
SENATOR-ELECT YANCE.
In the Democratic caucus held in Ra
leighlast night, Governor Vance wa3 proacii. In New York, Pennsylvania
nominated by acclamation for the United ud Indiana it is conceded! that Conk
statn. S-.nftt. . and the nomination is g Cameron and VoorNes, present
. , ' , . . Jf Senators, will bo elected. There is
equivalent to an election. it 13 me eec- far rom tuo same certainty as to In
ond time that ho has thu3 received tee galls. Oglesby and Howe, j Against
endorsement of his party for the high Ingalls aenous charges are made, and
position to which bo Lasbeen chosen, and 2, &
there is a kind of poetic justice in the J penter and Logan.
fact that he is to be &ent agaia, and this I Since Dec. 1st four members of the
;time to be triumphantly seated where a House have died Messrs Williams, hi
malignant and partisan S,nate had before Ga 'and Kcleiclie;t of Texa3 g je
refused him admisson. That body will funeral services of ,the Jast named will
bo known in history as the Oakes be -held in the Hal of the House I to-
Ames Credit Mobilier Senate, and it da' ' l h was an extremely popular
t. . , . . . u , , . . man, and actually controlled' iegisla-
maybe that it feared the- admission tion on the subject of the Armyl at the
among iuem oi one uioro uoaesi anu in- past session or mis Uongresfs. lie
corruptible statesman to swell the weak succeeded iu securjng followers
minority of pure men in that body, and unoa8h ong Democrat to prevent
J x . . a Tp.inplmr. winch vrnnlH nfha.n.:
. r . i - . . . - - wu.v wmci wist)
hsace the secret spring of their action in certainly have been made in the
refusing hiin the seat to which he was so strength of the' Army On all other
justly entitled. But this, is to be atoned subjects ho voted with the Democratic
rjartv
for. The weak minority of honest men :i'm before mentioned the fact
is now a majority, and in the . next Con- that an effort will, be made at this
gress, if God spares hii life, Zcb. Vance session of Congress,! to secure a small
Vdl be welcomed among them with open subsidy for two lines of steamships to
e i v " 'South America one irom New Orleans
arms, the peer of the pcerliat among ono fr0a New York As showing
them all, be he either Thurman, or Voor; the' extent of tho trade it 13 thus
hees, or Bayard, or Gordon, or Iamar, or sought to secure, and1 hoW little bene-
plements, ma
chinery. etc 2.374.736 268.688
Cotton, cotton fab- (
lies audciothinr.41.858,359 409.112
Prfpertlor printing, ;
vntiijg, wai, 1 ' . .
etc ....1.376:426 84.828
nr! . .-.
wool, woolen tab- !
rics, i I clothing, j
etc ..............'.10.337.409
Thus of the products and manufac
tures which we can supply most cheaD
ly anci plentifully, Brazil. buys moit
largely in Europe, eimply because of
. ?r.eat surjeriority ot commercial
iacuities. 1
It being understood that Justice
Hunt will retire from the bench of
the U S Supreme Court, even if be
recovers from his present sickness,
there is much speouUtion as to bis
successor. It will of course be tt
wish of Mr Hayes to give the office to
some one who in some way assisted
in miscounting the votes forPresident.
Atty Gen'l Devens would like the
place, too.
Apparently basing his theory upon
the well known fact that yellow fever
disappears with the coming of the first
severe frost, Prof Gamgee submits a
proposition to prevent the introduction
or spread of that dreadful disease by
submitting to the action of frosty air
ine lnieciea vessels coming into port
and the dwellings in districts which
are infected. He claims that ho can
in fifteen minutes reduce the air in i
any dwelling or vessel to zero, and
that every gem of t ha disease ia de
stroyed at that temperature. I
If Gen'l Sherman hk.i1 at any time a
hope of securing the passage of Burn
side's Armyreorganizatiou.bin he has
probably given it up before this time.
Unfavorable comments on it are re
ceived here from all sections of the
country from the Army, from private
citizens, and from the press.' 1
GUKDGE. .
Those who'll read thii ibyme'and rieit our
1 '
I- ; store .
Will appreciate more than ercr before
That our muie does not vainly aspi-e
To climb Olympus, and ingloriously expire
In the attempt, bat keeps an eren pace
With the time, and always prointto the place
vvuere iot?j vivvw wm vue pecim vumg, yamjl7 n bbl... 6 00 0 7 00
A. BUSAJ W llti J V 0 Q M U
XThe following qnoUtlont represent the
wholesale prices generally. In making ap
email orders higher price have to be char fed.
UAUUlA u Uunnr 1
Double Anchor. ........ Q ;1SJ
Doable Anchor A f 1S?4
Standard Domettic......... J 12 ,
BACON North Carolina.
Hami, 2. 12 15
8houlders, y lb.;.... 8 9
Bides, W ft)-........... 9 10
Wei tern Smoked
Hams.
Bide. ft).
Hhoulden.
Dry Salted
Side. In.....
saoulden, y S..M.
BEEF Lire weieht...
10
6
5
0
5
13
6K
5K
BARRELS Spirit Turpentine
Second Hand, each I 65 Q 1 75
35
40
New York.each, new....... 1 75 1 85
BEESWAX lb 24 00
BRICKS Wilmington, M 8 00 10 00
I Northern 00 014 0Q
BUTTER North Carolina lb 15 & 20
Northern, TO fi 55
CANDLES Sperms B 25
Tallow, Wlb 110
Adamantine. V set. 12 &
OHEESh 12
Northern Factory, W ft... 10 &
Dairy cream, lb 1IK
otate, w m -y &
COFFEE Java, D 28 &
ilio, B..
Lagayra, TO lb
CORN MEAL TO bushel....
COTTON .TIES- TO lb
UUUKSTIU
Sheetise, 4-4 TO yard.......
Yarn, TO bunch
18 Q
70 &
95 &
11
12
10
30
17
10
72
1H
FISH
Mackerel, No. 1, TO bbl. ...16 00 920 00
No. 1, V bbl J. 8 75 Q 9 00
Mackerel, No. 2, TO bbl.... 12 50 600 00
No. 2, TO bbl 6 00 6 50
Mackerel, No. 3 TO bbL....OO 00 & 8 50
Mulletf, y bbl. 2 00 2 50
N. C. Herring, TO bbL 5 00 8 00
nw nA na k its a n
1 j vuuj y ............ 7r v
FLOUR Fine, TO bbl .Vo 00 4 00
super, Northern, TO bbl... 4 50 6 00
Extra do " TO bbl... 6 25 6 60
?
TheodoreJoqeph, :
Comer of Hcnrett & HAlifboi Sts. :
One Comer Wjl.Balelb:;Natiaaal Baak.
RALSIQHIfr C. ' 3
Board by the da? (or on fht EaxvpuA plaa
8 itlaf action gxtrraateed In vtryarficaUr :
Mj bar it rapplled with Fhache'j QoMta
Wedding, 1870, GUW Un'zy&VuiEK '
A and C, and many more'; of. tat Fioeit
Brands of Bye and. Kentucky Boarbo.
Hampton, cr our own noble Ransom.
BORROWED "lIISHUNDER.
In our regular Washington letter,pflbf
Iished on Tuesday, was a paragraph to
the effect that there was an Englishman
in Washington City, a Prof. Gamgee,
who claims that he can prevent the in
traduction of the dreaded yellow fever in
to any placef and that when it is located
ha can stop its ravages, his pain being,
simply, to freeze its gems. It is interest-
- ing in this connection to state the fact
that this ideatkal process was recommend-
el by a gentleman in this city. Dr. Thos.
B. Carr. some four months before Mr.
Gamgee appeared on tke board. The
'thing is on record and indisputable. In a
paper written. for the Scrth Carolina
Xfedical Jcv.rnal, and which appeared in
fit bur' producers nd manufacturers
get from it, the followicg figures are
gived. The first show the 1 amount; of
exports and imperts , of Brazil from
1871 to 1876:
The following figures; show the
amount of general import and exports
of Brazil from J b" c0 -71 to 1875-76:
Impjrt3 '...,.S471J570,859 50
Exports. 577,041,492 00
Daring that time tho
imports of the Uni
ted States from Bra
zil amounted to. .h 274,14,5C0 CO
And the exports of the
United States to
Brazil amounted to
'-only. . . 48,853,553 00
The foregoing statement , shows
tho mere nothingness of United State3
exports to Brazil, while the imports
from that country indicate that We are
the purchasers of more than . due-half
of her entire exports; Instead of pay-
ir fcr the cimo in predicts - of oar
Counting the Electoral Tote.
I Washington, January 12. Al
though the House committee on the
subject ol countirjg tho electoral vote
lias agreed to report and urge, the
pas3ago ot wnat is known as the
Southard bill, its rejeotion of the Ed
munds bill, which has passed the Sen
ate, ma&ea the failure ef any lesisla
tiou pn the subject at this session a
foregona conclusion. The House
Democrats do not rise above partizan
considerations any more 1 than the
Senate Republicans, and they are
therefore peotectly satisfied to let
things tako their course. A eugges-
tiounasD3en made tliar, m the ab
sencs of legislation, the Democrats,
although they will control Iboth
branches of the next Congress, may
not find it plain sailing iu case of a
close presidential contest,1 as Vice-
President Wheeler may assume that
he has the power, as President of the
Sec ate, to open and count the votes.
There is nothing in this suggestion as,
in case of political necessity, the two
uemocrauc nouses of Congress can
follow the precedent set by their
Republican predecessors and adopt
a joint ruie uy concurrent resolution
declaring the method of counting
me electoral vo re. Apropos of
this subject two reminiscences in con
nection with the electoral commission
are of . interest as showing that : parti
sanship was at that time not confined
to either side. - A Democratic member
of the joint committee which . framed
the. bill to organize the electoral com
mission said yesterday, in conversa
tion wjth your correspondent , There
were come of us Democrats on. the
committee who were not fooled by Jr
Edmunds and his 'if any We kne w
from the beginning that it was simply
a question of eigHt to seven, and
whichever Bide got tho fifth judge
would win. . When we did not gee him
we kn2TT it ttss all - over.' A Deno-
r:'..z r?,"r cf tho e!?c!crl con
Which has, withouT doubt, tin true business
rinr. ". j- '-.
And this thiog we will briefly explain,
With the hope that we wi 1 eause no pain I
To brother grocers, who, ia yearsgone oj,
Learned to get goodi at figures that were
hish. ! !
I -Unfortunately
we see some of them incline
To' fallow the customs of "Auld Lang Syne;'
Bat we consider it matter of congratulation
Taat we've no fogy notions in our education!
In old time "big profits" hd a wide range,
And old habits are hard, hard to change.
Of Wilmington grocers we take the lead I
How t j'prove this assertien we only need
To remine the public that our dean new store
' f '
Made others be painted and swept a little
! -
moral ,
Like all businea3 men who are truly wise,
We at once began to extensiTelyadvertise,
When onr friends catching the idea, ttought
j it well
To increase their ep&ce, as the printers will
teiri
At first we put some poetry in our "ad,"
But when they Eaw this plan was not bad,
They followed onr lead. And when we tried
prose
They followed as nicely as if led by the nosel
Wo nex.t thought 'twould be well to try
rhyme,
When lo! they gr.tped the Idea as sublime 1
"Though thf-y i are followed inall we hare
QDJJU,
When thU battle is well fought an d won,
n IV
Some wul csee that "extra percent," isn't
"nonsense," !
City MillEx,.Super bbl... 7 00 7 25
. CamilwQ KVil T fid A V IK
m-iM-ij -yp wa w 9 IV
FEftTTT.T7.PniS I
Peruvian Guano, 2000 lbs . 54 00 55 00
avigh'B Phosphate " r 00 00 00 00
Carolina Fertilizer " 45 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
" 60 00
" 00 00
51 00
ia oo
45 00
47 00
55 00
67 00
Ground Bone, "
. Bone Meal "
r " Flour "
Narassa Guano, "
Complete Manure "
Whann's Phosphate " 00 00 70 00
Wando Phosphate, " " 00 00 70 00
BergerABruta'sRos. " " 00 00 00 00
Wilcox, Gibb A Co., ma4
i nipulated Guano ..48 00 67 60
GLU&-m fi 8 & 10
GRAIN Corn. tore. 661bs 65 & C7
Corn, cargo, 56 fbs 55 57
The Collins House
On The European Plan.
Corner Front and Bed Cr o&s Street
Near TJnioii Dcjpot- 'j.
T KESPEarFULr.Y.'ANN'OUNt;KTg
iny iJienvls and 1ih miMIc lki 1
opened the abevn H iiv and miii iiok ire.
. pared to furnish nur.h and Knlslnss i
llestauras.t ojhmi at all hour.
Trices low and 'brd-room itHi. 1-1,1,
and airy.
Special rates by Uy, week or uio.ih. 1
ttTbeonly Uestaurant in the cittl
! W. M. COLLINS. 1
Oct 2-2tawiu-ilrti . Protrltr '
Beer for All
''J AT
EC- StXAXLCTJfS 00X73
I No. 6 (Market rst
J UST RECEIVED per Steamer,
50:iXegof that Oe!ebrate4
Pilsner Xag-er Beer
Which we will eell at the low Cash -price
$2.50 per Keg, for this week eoly. (
a Marcus a so.y,
d23 ' , ; 8 Market 8 tree
TT
.uornj yei., w busheL one.
Oats, y bushel......
60
SPeas, cow, bushel.. ...... 75
111 U KS Green, y m l 4
Dry, fl... L 9
HAY Eastern, 100 lbs... 1 10
60
80
&
&
9
1 25
Jiorth River. 100 lbs.... 100 0 110
HOOPi IRON-W ton 80 00 85 00
liAKU northern 8
Notice.
TS HEREBY GIVEN that applieatio. wfQ
A be made to the next setsicn of the General
Assembly ft-r an Aet incorporating the UU
toncal ; and Scientific Beciety, of Wilmif
on,N.C. 1 - f deot-gQt
Stamping and Pinkinff Em"
porium, :
MRS. SPERTNER detires te iafei u die
Ladies of Wilminrton and the mrr.H.
LIME "W bbl 1 25
LUMBER City steam sa wd
Dipstuff,resawed,:VMft.l8 00 20 00
Rough edge plank, y Mft.16 00 18 00
West India cargo, accord
ing to quality, y Mft...l2 00 14 00
Dressed Sooring,seasoned.l5 00 25 00
Scantling and boards, com
mon, y M ft.... 1 12 00 14 00
MOLASSES Cuba.hhdgl S3 37
Cuba, bbls., gal M 35 . 40
Sugar house, hhds. y gal. 24
t? bblsJVgal... 26
Orleans Choice bbls. y gai. 37 45
NAILS Cut,420dto4d,k"g 2 85 3 75
OILS Kerosene, y gal... ... 16 1
Lard, gal 1 10' 1 45
Linseed, y gal.... 1 00 1 10
Rosin, y gal 30 40
PEANUTS bushel 65 100
POTATOES -Sweet, y bus. 00 50
Irish, NortheA, y bbl 2 60 3 00
PORK Northern, city m ess. 1 2 00 00
Thin, y bbl..... .00 00 00 00
Prime, y bbl (extra) .10 50 11. 00
Rump, y bbl... 00 00 00 00
RICE Carolina, y fl....... I 1C& 8
: Jiast laaia, y n
" Rough, y bushel
RAGS Country, y lb .......
City, y ft
ROPE.
SALT Alum, sack
Liverpool, sack....
American y sack
Marshal's fine, y ssck
Cadiz y sack
BUUAtt-Cuba, y ID..
irorto kico, y n.
A- Coffee, y ft..
b t " y ft
c " y jb
Ex c y ft.... 1
Crashed 3? ft
SOAP Northern, y ft......
& I w""ult er new oiocx or jfimoreid
0 00
North; Carolina ft 11 12 S ? arVfliSir rttrB nrpassei any I
the State. Ladies need wait but a few mo
ments ior taeir wor and if not convenient te
call for the same it will be sent to their resi
dences without extra charge. ' Don't forget
to call at Second Street. , sect ecar a
ntan'e Bakery. declitf
1 ,500 Doz EisgO,
jyjOUNTAIN BUTTER, ChoieeL Table
Butter, Sugar Cared Pig Bacon HaaSsw
age, Liver Pudding, Pigs Feet, j 8 a gar, Cf
fee, Flour, Ac Send to No. 24 Water it.
dec 21 J. H.PKTTEWAT.
Cypress saps y M....
1 60 2 00 fan 2
But with old stock and such heavy ; expense,
1 hey win find that the prices of P. L. Bridgers
A Co.
if iollewed will surely bring them to woel
To prove that we mean what we say,
. v. OBlt lvr a wee irom 10- BTAVES W. O, bbl. y M.10 00 15 00
WJ w nnu. ia. 0000 00 00
EleTen ptounds of "A Sugar" for only one Cypress, y M........ ..00 00 00 00
dollar, TALLOW ft 8 00
rrmcaieaawe mnte all grocers to follow. -xxii ouippmz yu...iu uu 1200
The mnse here caught sight of that "Be- Mill, prime perM. 7 50 9 00
horse grinding machine of Herr Yon Kr s Mill, fair per M 6 00 6 60
Kriogle, and was so thoroughly tHegunted at Inferior to Ordinary,perM 3 00 6 00
the cheap way of grinding out poetry that WHISKEY-North'n,pergl 1 25 3 60
uciiuer iutb nor money coma -induce him to
finish our rhyme, so it had to come to an
Found Guilty Suit for
AT THE LAST Term of Quiekton Market
Court, Jndge ; harp, preiidiug. quite
"noreauog case was reaa irons tne cm .
docket It seems that L. Jt OTTERBOURG,
of "Men Wear Depot" in thi !ty was ar- I
raigaed for selling Clothing, eat,Farnijhb3g '
uooas 1 ana juiaen uoutrs Deiew a - proper
margin, the same prorhig.diJMtrous toothers
doing a similar business. After argaaeotf,
by the Attorneys on both sides, Defeadut
was allowed to testify,' Te-wit: "In cenile
eration of the general moner depresrioa
throughout the couatry PRICES wre re
dueed NOT BELOW A L1T1NO MAROIIT, I
but in. proportion U aforesaid hard tiaaes, 1
Ac. Jury retired, returned immediately,
with the verdict of guilty, not ot the eharre
hut guilty of "JUST LIBERALITY TO
THB PATRONfl Off 'M WRAU TiV.
HUlZZl'" w congratulate, -friend , OTTER
SHINGLES Cnritrurt 'M siui rJSil TJX "? ow.T!? M " W
ct- -a r ri 7 zzT I ounarea auilo and BU1T evervoedy,
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