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KTRAOEDIMRY
Brown &
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WILL GIVE TO ALL PARTIES HJBCHlSltfG GOODS AT RETAIL TO
tha amount o? $2 and upwards, a ticket du!y namberetl and recorded en u ling the
5orcr to a ch&nco forone of the foilowint? beautiful and cot-tly sifts :
1st A Silver Plated Tea Urn Manufactuied by the Me
rldlanlSilver Plate Co. Valued at S30-
2d-A Large Wax Doll Valued at $ 1 6.
3d-An Elegant Model Doll Valued at $6.
4th I Pair Large Slivered Vases Valued at SI-
Ths nlae of these' artlctea U not fiotUloat W it would avail us notbtog to deceive
.i t ... ru- ni .kA.ttt4ui nn rhlhitlon and can be seen bv all. After
we puDiic. a no gu milk
arutmaa the numbers will bed under
tad rwpouslblt gentlemen of this cltj.
rrr i n .11 'r, 1 at anri .ntl d
no anm igp iuwu
f .u. . a mmDlflto InTintory o!
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adding daily to each department,
Wai do well to eli ratiy aa our liaea ara
Valoelpedea,
Doll Oarriagea,'
Whael Barrowa.
Carta,
- Wacons.
Chromof,
, Frames, .
Wax FloweTS,
Vases
Sbell Boxes,
Work Boxes,
iJrunkt;
Rocking Horses,
Rocking Ohairs,
Call Bells,
Writing
Drams,
Tops,
Tin Carts, '
Tin Aalm7
Tin Stoves, "
' Tin Kitchens,
Tin Tea r3ts,
Quas,
Ti Horsef .
Masks,
Violins,
Bellows Toys,
Birds,
Pewter Ta Sata.
s T Gal a
Gaps and Baueers
Uaes.
Castors,
Treasure Bexes,
Faroiture Sets,
Bird Cages,
Marbles,
Illustrated Books,
Arks,
Flutes,
Tool Chests,
; Buiidin? Biocki,
&c.
'rovn
FANCY GOODS BAZAAR.
TJ. i. Corner riarlcet and Second Stc.
!e
- - . .1 I : I
IDUCEfflEHTS S
KxoddiicEc,
AtlD SECOND STREETS,
-
the euperintendeuce of two well known
Odd tbAt 1C WOUIU D9 a mural liuyussiuiui
articles la our eatabUsbmeot, as we are
Uable.to Broken later In the leaflon.
Japanese Ware,
Metalephones,
Pranos,
Ooraets,
Harps,
Cbtmes.
Desks.
Rttles,
Photo. Albums,
Horn 8,
Watches.
Clocks,
Swords, .
Xmis Bookf,
Lead Ppnctis,
Paper.
Ink Stands,
Cijjar Holders,
Cicrette
j Watch Chaics.
Gats,
Lions,
Dogs,.
Memorandum Books,
Musio Boxes,
Jewslry,
Binks,
Toilet Sets
Nine Pins,
Wire Baskets,
, Farm Yards,
Harblee,
Acrobats,
A. B. C Blocks,
Harmonicas,
Baskets,
&c, &e. tt.
& toddDcE
LOCAL NEWS.
1 I I
Mew Adveruaninta.
Geo N IIarbiss, Reporter KnijjhU of
ITonor
R M McTxtirb This Week
Heinsbekger Christmas Presents
S H Fishblate, Mayor Notice for the
Holidays
HEDRiCK-r-Christoaaa Present
A Shrieb Boots and Shoes
S Jewett Crowded
C W Yates What did you Say ?
Beautiful weather this, for Christmes.
Window Glassail sizes at Altaffer 6r
Price's. t
The sun sets now five minutes later
than it did threeweeka ago.
Don't forget the N..Y. Enamel Paint,
ready mixed and warranted, at JACOBi's.f
The Signal Office is being removed to
its new quarters in the National Bank
building. The weather-vane was taken
down to-day and transferred. It will
take several days to complete the chaDge.
Mr. William Sandford. Manager of
the W. U. Telegraph Office at Mobile,
but a native of our sister town of Fay-
etteville, is in our city and the guest of
his brothar-in-law, Mr. Wm.L. Jowett.
The Ford Company which played here
Monday night and last night, is a strong
one in point of numbers as well as iu
ability. They were seventeen in all, five
of whom pnt up at the Purcell Uouse
and twelve at the Commercial Hotel.
Water Btree merchants will keep their
feet dry in Winter by wearing Rosen
thal's boots and shoes. t
Mayor Fishblate publishes hi3 Christ
mas proclamation in this issue of the Re
view. It is relative to fire arms and fire
works and the tooting of horns' during
the Holiday season. Those interested
will take notice.
This is tho day Vennors big snow
storm was looked for. It neither looks
nor feels like it here now but yesterday
they had it at points North of us, reach
ing as far South as some of the upper
portions of North Carolina.
A Delusion Trap placed in a house will
auietlv catch a cunninsr mouse. Call at
Jacobi's for them. f
The Cantata of Santa Claus will be
presented at the Tilcston Upper Room
to-morrow evening by the pupils of the
Tileston Institute. The Cantata is said
to be a very charming one and will be
performed by about fifty of the pupils.
We advise our friends to call at Jacobi's
for real Silver Plated Tea and Table Spoons
and Forks, Roger's Ivory handled Table
Knives, Pen and Pocket Knlvee. All for
Christmas and at the lowest pi Ices. j
We understand that W. J. Penton,
who failed to appear for examination
last Saturday, has really gone to Wash
ington City, as we have stated, but we
are assured by a near relative of his that
he will return to Wilmington in a few
days and appear for trial.
"Do you know," remarked a prominent
gentleman to us a few days ago, "Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup is really a, good
thing. My daughther would have rae
use it for a bad cough and it did cure
me."
The sureties of W. J. Penton yester
day paid the amount of bond, $200,which
was forfeited by the non-appearance of
the defendant for trial, and the said
amount was deposited in bank by the
Justice who tried the case to await the
proper order of those by whom the mat.
ter i3 to be finally determined.
Baits Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer, the most popular preparation oi
the age. Sold by all druggists.
The Quintette Club.
The largest and most fashionable aud
ience of the season, thu3 far, will be pres
ent at the Cpera House this evening, the
occasion being the Concert to be given
by the Quintette Club, under the auspi
ces of tha Wilmington Library Associa
tion. Those who do not go will surely
miss a treat. :
In Honor Of
The various foreign vessels in port
have their bunting flying to-day in honor
of the approaching nuptials of Mr. L.
Hansen, of this city. Mr. Hansen is to
be married to-night to Miss Augusta
Glamayer in St. Paul'sLuUieran Ciurch
at o'clock. May their future be aa
bright and roseate sa their friends de
sire. The fleet of vessels at the Com
press present a beautiful view in their
nuptial trimming, which we hope is sym
bolical of the future life of the nappy
Kew Locomotives.
A fine large new engine, intended for
the fast mail service on the Wilmington,
Colombia k Augusta R. R., arrived here
to-day over the Atlantic Coast Line. It
waa built by the Rogers Locomotive
Works, at Paterson, N. J., and has a
16-inch cylinder, a 24-inch stroke, a 5
fe3t driving wheel, and is fitted with air
brakes and all of the latest improve
ments. It is to be follewed in a day or
two by another of the same class and for
the same service. !
"A Hew Canal.
A friend at Brothers' Hole, in ren
der county, writes to us regarding the
execution of a new enterprise by Mr. R.
L. Bordeaux, namely, the cutting of a
canal on the Northeast river, about 35
miles above this city. It is across a neck
of land known as the Horse Shoe, 'is
abeut one mile long and 30 feet wide,
and saves the boatmen about ten miles
of travel. It is washing out very fast,
and large flats can go through it now.
So swiftly, in fact, is the depth growing
that it is. expected that the steamer
Clinton will soon be able to make
her way through it., Mr. Bordeaux
did all of the work at his own expense
and it has cost him a great deal in both
tim3 and money. The canal is worth
thousands of dollars to. the people of Pen
der and the adjoining counties, and
it is certain that they all owe Mr. Bor
deaux a debt of gratitud. Daniel Shaw,
Esq., Dr. W. T. Ennett and Mr. Jesse
Bowden, our correspondent adds,have
examined tho work and pronounce it one
of tho finest canals in the State.
M&sOnlC.
The following elections, in addition to
those given by us yesterday, have been
held recently in various Masonic lodges
located in this city, ?iz:
WILMINGTON COMMANDER? K0. 1, KSIfJBTS
TEMPLARS
E C W H Chadbourn.
Gen HHMunson.
Capt Gen W R Kenan.
. Prelate -W W Allen.
S W S S Everitt.
JWRW Price.
RecJ C Munds.
WILMINGTON COUNCIL, NO. 4, E0TAL AND
SELECT MASTERS.
T I M W A Williams.
DIM J I Macks,
p 0 of WW W Allen.
Rec MJHeyer.
Treas R Greenberg.
sr John's lodqb xo 1,
a r A M.
W M -W R Kenan. -S
pV W A "Williams.
J ItV R Greenberg.
Sec J C Muuds.
Trias F G Robinson.
Tler B G Bates.
WILJINGTON LODOE NO 319,
A F 4 A M.
WM W H Chadbourn.
S JV E Gerry Barker.
J V H C Prempert.
Se? W S Warrock.
Treas A J Howell.
S i Chas Schwartz.
J t John H Hanby.
Ssivards John B Robinson,
O ten en.
Chiplain Samuel Northrop.
Ty erB G Bates.
Th i officars will be installed by
Wm
P M
Samdel Northrop on the afternoon of St.
Johnl Day, December 27th, at 3 o'clock,
and in the evening at 7 o'clock there
will be a social entertainment in Masonic
Halli to which the public are invited.
Kow Is the Time to Subscribe
To prank Leslie's Popular Monthly,
Thei January Number is crowded with
delightful reading matter, replete with
interest, entertainment, and instruction.
Thebpening article, by Nugent Robin
son,! entitled, "Shakespeare's London,"
i3 ehborate in its details, and has thir
teen fine illustrations. Among the many
articles of especial merit we may instance
"Peacock Shooting in India"; 'Some
Memorials of Columbus": "Woman's
Hair, as Glory and as Property." etc.,
etc. I In the department of fiction we
find the continuation or 14 1 he Amber
Witth " a story of in tense interest; MTbe
Storv of a Pilgrim Bettle," by Helen W.
Pierson. and several other stories by pop
ular ; writers. There are sketches of
arreat merit by W. J. Florence, etc., and
poems by Austin Dobson, Pauline, Kri-
lot, etc, etc a no misceuany is uauau-.
allv conious. embracing a Marge variety
of subiects. and presenting an almost
ezhaustless fund of amusement and infor
mation. The number contains 128
quarto pages of standard literature, and
over 100 fine engravings. A single
conv is onlv 25 cents, and S3 will secure
copies for a year, $1.50 for six months,
and 1 for four months, sent post free.
Address. Frank Leslie's Publishing
House, 3. 5 and 57 Park Place, New
York,
New Advertleemts
'hrisfmas.
A Sensible Present for your Wife
A Dress of our Super Cashmere,
A pair of our Hemstitched Towels.
A handsome Silk Handkerchief,
Half dozen, of our fancy bordered L. G. Hdk fp,
A handsome Silk Tie. -
A Good Present for your Husband :
Half frozen of our Hemstitched White Silk Handkerchiefs "
Half dozen of our Hemstitched ti. C. Handkerchief
A Useful Present for your Servant :
A dress of our Christmas Calico, "
A dress of our 12J and lO cents Poplin.
Some of our cheap Handkerchiefs,
With a pair or two of cacit) IJos'.
h - .
A bill for the whole family can be filled at our Store wilh-leSs-trouble,
in better taste and 25 per cent cheaper than at an v other storo
in the'Sfcifc?.
dee 22
DestrnctlonSof Cattle-
We learn there was quite a storm on
the Sounds on Monday last. Tho wind
was blowing a gale from the northeast
and the tides were higher than has been
known for the past twelve years. The
loss of cattlcwas also very great,as at this
season of the year the cattle are on the
marshes. The tide made so rapidly that
the cattle were sweeped off of the marsh
and drowned. A resident of Masonboro
Sound says that the channel was full of
dead cows which were washed out to sea.
It is estimated that at least one hundred
head were drowned.
A lady's Wish.
"Oh, how I do wish my ekin was as
clear and soft as yours," said a lady to
her friend. ' You can easily make it so,"
answered the friend. "How V inquired
the first lad. "By osing Hop Bitters,
that makes pure, rich blood and bloom
ing health. It did it for me, as you ob
serve. Read of it. Cairo Bulletin
Carolina Lode 434, Knilits of Bonor;
QPECIAL MEETING TO-MORROW
(Thursday) evening, at 74 o'clock, for the
purpose of conferring degress.
GEO. N. HARRISS,
dec 23 Reporter.
Crowded,
IS WHAT THEY SAY OF JEWETPS
and althoarh the rash has bees arreat and
the sales lar, yet there are plenty of bar
gains left for everybody, Don't cmy your
Christmas Woods until yon see ai: that is
effered at
8. JEWETrS,
dee S3 North Front st
Christmas Presents !
fjjlHE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK
of
Christmas Presents
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITT,
Is now on exhibition and for sale at
Heinsbererer's
dec 22 Lire Book and Music Store,
Well-Shod People
LWAYS nAVE A
GOOD TIME AT
hint and co to
Uhnstmas. Take the
SHRIER'S SHOE STORE, where you will
find full lines of everything in foot wear for
the old, the young and the middle-aged.
New supplies received by every steamer.
Call and see the goods and heat the lew
prices at
OZZHZSXL'IS Shoe Dtore.
dec 23 Market Street
City of Wilmington, H
Hayox'a Office
December 22d, 1S80.
JJIHE FIRING OF ANY CANNON, GUN,
Pistol, or any other Firearm, In any street
or alley, or upon any wharf, is prohibited
by a City Ordinance. Canton Crackers
and other Fireworks can be fired between
the 21th day of December and the 1st of
January. The blowing of Horns on the
street is also prohibited, except from the
21th to the 28th of Deeecaber, inclusive.
dec2&2t 0. H. 5T3HJBULTE Msyor,
iTew Advertisements,
Presents-!
m
M
PillZES GIVES AWAIT DAILY,-
. AT.
. ' ' '
24 South Front Street.
dee -lw
THIS WEES
WE WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAIN ii
IN
Cloaks & DoIImans
. - to reduce-tho rar-e-eWt;?. c
Gents' Silk audi Linen irpmsiiti-h, J Tf u.,1.
kerchiefs,
From medium to very line.
Black and Colored Silk Velvets, lor Skirts
and TrimmiDs.
New Cloaking and Saequc Goods. -
Respectfully,
K. 31, 3IcINTir.E.
A large assortment of Crib and Ecd
Blankets cheap.
aec i
What Did You Say ?
I SAID
jSl t0J? S3
HAS THE PRETTIEST r
Chriotmas Goods !
In town everything Is-eow and
fceaaUfol. His Swiss Carvin and Oriental
Ware Is perfectly elegant,
dec 20 ' YATES BOOK STORE,
BEAUTIFUL HAIR ORNAMENTS
JSD HAIR NOVELTIES jcit rectiveci.
A full line of Children's and WLiea Cloakr,
now on sale and itrirr Iaw nrirm Mn,n.
anv style made to order. Orders ,r mnil
wUt receive oroiopt attention. Addieia I'cit
Ofiee Box 301.
MI88E RANKER,
de 15 No. 6 oath Fr&Dt'St
Gutter
Gilt Edere Gcshen;
Mountain Kitj
UUUL U AXA- XiUAAC
HALL & rUBJSMRLL'
deo 18
Grand Concert
T THE , OPERA HOUSE, Wedswdf j
Evening, Dee. 22d, under the a ltplces of U a
Wilmington; Library Associatloo, by tie
Ifeadelssohn Qulnkttj Clab of Boston, cr
ganlzsd 1649, ssslited by the distinguUbc d
Yoealut .
Qsnaral Admission, 60 een'r. Reserved
Beats, 75 eents. Box L jt will be option at
Hainaberger's Book ttor; Monday morniar.
Daeember 10th.
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