Tins PAPER
rib1
every tco1bj?. Sundays ex
cepted by
JOSH JAME81
EPITOB Ah'P PBOrXIETOB.
6lB5CTJrTIOK3 POSTAGE PAID:
$2.00. Three
B,onti,tl.W;
One month, 35 cents.
irin he delivered by carriers tree
We!l m iuiT part of the city, at the above
10 cents per week.
;a1n:r
rates low ana uocrau
Subscribers will report any and aU fail-
to receive tacir lm' 'v
Daily Bcview has the large Mr Samuel Mickey, of New South
torn pie circulation, of any newspaper , Wale3 ha3 a farm o 5,000.000 acres.
..jjished. in ike city of Wilmitujton. J& .
iZ-rrrr ; Mr. W. S. Chamberlain.' of CIcvc-
-MrTeSpeaker Kiefer! j ianj. Ohio, father of Miss Jennie
What m tho deuce did you try (or? : j chamberlain, the young lady whose
When jour chance grew weaker and 1 baa attracted much notice in
weaker', j Europe, seeing a published statement
Beside tho votes that were lacking, 1 that it i rroposci piace photograph8
vvi had no sure backing.
the uaua aicm c wain
Sneaker.
- C m . 4. m m !
For
They elected you once. - .
Vhcn they needed a dance
ro do as they wanted in ruling,
Butthe party is busted.
And the people, disgusted.
Won't bavc any more of such fooling.
So oitca you biundercc ,
The people all wondered
What you'd do next. Speaker Keifer,
But now. your own party
Have resolved, strong md hearty.
You shall never be aught but a cipher!
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Pere Ilyacinthe arnvdd in Boston,
Kriday evening, and will thence come
southward.
Mr. Tennyson's elevation to the peer
age certainly is to be made, according
lu the London News ol a recent date.
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Wheeling dispatches report a gigantic
:it iu West Virginia "wild cat" land,
manipulated by certain parties m
Washington City. -
Owinff to fears engendered by recent
incendiarism in Milwaukee, insurauee
U being placed upon every vessel laid
up there for the winter.
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T. B. liarriss, a stocfc rai3er 01 i.om
Greeo country, Texas, reports mat u
milesiothis lences have recently been
destroyed by fence cutters.
Hdn. Alexander Henry, wuo was
taayk of Philadelphia during the ex
citing times of the late war, died in
Germantown Thursday after a snort
illne93.
The lower house of the legislature of
British Columbia, has passed a resolu
tion instructing the government to in
troduce a bill restricting Chinese im
migration. It is reported that four Mexicans,
tuarged with the murder of Domingo
Poiomo, near Fort Davis, Texas, about
Tour weeks ago have been taken ironi
the authorities and lynched.
A notice was issued to the coal oper .
irtors of Schuylkill county, Pa., Thurs
day, announcing that the anthracite
coal interests have agreed to a stoppage
ot coal mining from December 2 to 26.
With the completion ot the new
artesian well at Charleston, S. C, prob
ably by the 1st of January, the daily
yatcr supply of that city will be in
creased to about 800,000 gallons, or
lour times what it is now.
Holland, in the last three centuries
has recovered irom the sea at least 90,
000 acres. The Lake of Harlem be
came terra firma between 1640 and
1852, and the Zuydcr Zee is iu process
of transformation into 500,000 valuable
acres.
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Kate, Louise. Emma and Josephine,
tho four daughters of Joseph W. Drex
el, of New York, were honored iu the
naming of tbe Germau colony in Wor
cestcr county. Maryland. The new
town is called Kiej Grange, the "Klej"
being the initial letters of the four
daughters.
But three persons wore avad (from
the steamer ManUi-ce, which' foundered
recently on Lake Superior, y tne per
sons lett tho steamer in a lifeboat, and
six of them died or were drowned be
fore they reached land. Tho crew, cap
taia and tea or twelve passengers wen
down with tho steamer.
By a recent decisien of the Supreme
Court at Reading, Pa the heirs of de
ceased poor people who were insured
for large amounts are enabled to bring
suit and recover the money paid on the
insurance policies to speculators, to
whom the policies had been transferred
On Thursday three cases were decided,
involving $12,000, which is now to be
paid to the heirs of the deceased.
In Chicago.Friday, John Fleming and
trant L. luring were convicted for
participation in what are known as the
"Fund W" frauds. A firm known as
Fleming and Merriam advertised to do
a commission business on the Chicago
board of trade, and Induced a grgat
many people to invest in Fund W.w
It is estimated that they collected more
than $1,000,000, which they pretended
co be using in pculat!on on the board
f trade.
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VOL. VII.
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of bis daughter ou sale in New York ,
requests that the announcement be
made that no photographer at home or
abroad has permission to &cii her
photographsand that any one found
selling them will be prosecuted.
The FarmerB Congress at Iouisvfllo,
Ky., adopted a cbnstitutioa and by-
lawa last week. The object or the or j
ganizatiou is the advauce of the agri-
cultural interests oi the country. The
organization is to bo composed of the
same numoer 01 memuers as iae iitiiou
atCoDgrcss. Resolutions were adopt
ed demanding that the commissioner of
agriculture shall be made a cabiuet
officer. Col, Robert Beyerly, of
Virginia, was elected President for the
ensuing year.
How the hearts of a crowd swell and
throb with pitiless hatred against the
man who coughs during the perform
ance at n theatre, when they know he is
too stincy to invest twenty-five cents in
a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
LOCAL NEWS.
" index to new advertisements.
Bay View Beer
W H Qrekx Cigars -
P C Miller Holiday Presents
HKrKsaKRGER Holiday Presents
C W Taxes Christmas Norelties
Miss E Kaerek Christmas Ooo4d
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, low !
prices, at Jacobis , t
The receipts of cotton at this port to-
day foot up 745, bales. .
There was one case of drunk and
down before the Mayor this morning,
which was discharged.
A tramp was notified this morning
by the Mayor not to let to-morrovt-'s
sun shine upon him in Wilmington.
The Black- Dwarf Combination ar
rived on this morning's train from the
South, and registered at the Purcell
House.
The weather begins to assume a
.
wintry appearance, ana tnis morning's
atmosphere felt decidedly like a snow
storm was approaching.
The family of Rev. Dr. Pritchard
have arrived in the city and hare com
menced housekeeping. Their residence
is at No. 511 Orange street. We bid
them a hearty welcome to our city and
hope that they will find their new home
happy and agreeable
The Goldsboro Messenger says: A
most enjoyable reception was given by
Col. Geoigo W. Collier, at his residence
in this city last Thursday, to his niece.
Mrs. Martin S, Wiilard, nee Miss Eliz
abeth Oiivcr.of Newbcrn, and her brid.
al riartv. who srcnt the day here en
route for Wilmington; her future lxomef
Dangerous.
There have been several attempts re
cently to break into some ot the dwcl
lings in the vicinity of Second and Wal
nut streets. We arc firnily of the opin
ion that these attempts arc dangerous.
and will result in dire disaster one of
these nights, and we do not care how
soon it may happen.
The Orchestra
Prof. Smithdeal has at last succeeded
in bis Sorts to secure an orchestra or
four pieces, consisting of yiolin, cornet,
flute and piano, and it is epccted that
they will play to night. Should they
fail to appear to-night, it Is certain that
they will play on 'Thursday 1 night, as
the cornet player is sure to bo Tiers by
that time. .
Typhoid Feyer.
Mr. Charles B. Willson. who has
been seriously sick with typhoid fever
for several weeks, has so far recovered
as to be able to be out again, and on
tbe street for a short , time to day, al
though yet quite feeble. h
Mr. James E. Willson, brother to the
above, is dangerously sick with the
same disease, and has been confined to
his room for several days. . .
The llajah.
There will be one more performance
t thn Oner House this week, that of
tbe "Rajah, by the Madison Square
Company, on Thursday night, the13th
inst. .This play has had a protracted
run on the Madison Square stage, and
is one of tho most : popular plays now
An tharond. It will be rendered here
by a . strong company and will un
donbtediy draw a crowd td hoais.
W I LMINGTON. N. C, TUBS
Keturiietl to the CU .
Mr. J. M. Hard wick, who
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formerly a merchant in this city.
but ;
who for the past four or fire years has
been engaged in Ihe trucking business
a few miles from the city, has returned
and resumed his former business.
although in a diflfercat locality. He is j
now oa Vrinceas, between Eighth and
Ninth streets, whore he has established
a retail grocery business ,
We paid a brief visit this -cioralog to
Mr. Orria Thomas' studio, ou tho third
floor, utrectiy auove ates oooKstore. j
aod were much pleased with what we
srw in the shape 01 art wor. mere
were several spocimctB in crayon JJt
Mr. Thomas' skill, all ot which were
very tine and lifelike. There was also
a pastel of a little Italian girl which
was very pretty and artistic in appear
ance. This picture is for sale.
TracrAHv and rinmAdv.
Next week onr theatre iroew witt
l..va .n nnnnrtnnitv nf hlrinfr both
j - u-
iin.nm;n0 M.n in thir r
soectlve lines. On Tuesday, the - 18th
inst., Mr. Thomas W. Keene, the emi
nent tragedian, will appear in the
Shakespearian tragedy ol Richard III,
mnA nn FpM.f Olaf In at Mr fl K
Bishop, the comedian, who is
known to Wilmington audiences a the
personifieation of fun. will appear as j
P. P. Pldlkins. in "Strictly Business ."1
Severe Accident.
Yesterday afternoon the little son of
Mr. L. Dryloo was visiting at Mr. S.
Sternbenrer,s 'oh Ann; between Front
and Second streets, ami while there
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amused himself by sliding down tbe
hAniatera from the second to the first
floor. While enaaged In this sport he
lost his balance and fell from near the
top to the bottom of the stairs, striking
heavily npon his head. For a consul
orable time after the lad was entirely
nnfianacioos. and concussion ; of the
brain was feared by the, physicians.
He finally recovered consciousness f
however, and this morning-was able to
hn nn And about, althoush his liead is
quite badly bruised.
At .Exchange Corner.
Miss E. Karrer is in receipt of many
novelties for the Christmas holidays
and more are coming. IIerjstore,
at Exchange corner, presents a very
handsome and attractive scene on
both floors and the ladies are thronging
there every day now in search ot many
of the articles required for the fes
tive season, A glance through the
establishment is, of course, bewildering
to the masculine miud, but the fairer
half of creation know jast how to ap-
nrpoiatfi the manv pretty things dis-
played there.
The New Cornet.
To-morrow night, if any onelis dis
posed to look with a good pair of opera
glasscsatthe region just within tbe
Milky Way and on;a striaght linn be
tween Alpha Lyra aud Alpha Cygul,
hilf way from either; an early view o
the comet will be obtained Tbe comet
will cross the Milky Way, and the SOth
inst will be found cmersing from that
shining region and entering constella
tion Cygnus. aud will 011 the 23rd pass
close to the third magnitude star Epsi
Ion, thence across the region devoted to
thatoonstellatlon until.-; on ; December
SOtbt it enters Pegasusrpsslug to the
west aud , south of the well-known
guaro in Pegwus. Of course, long
before that lime it will be bright
enough to attract the attention ol any
one in the habit of observiog the. sky.
and many will then be Interestfld in
verifying for themselves the predictions
now made of its future course. . . - -
Wo must not, look for a brilliant
comet. like the' magniflaccnt spectator
in the Eastern sky which was the re
ward of the early riser a little more
than a year ago, since tne comet, a
can be seen from the above elements,
does not at its perihelion approach the
sun very closely, 73.000.000 miles being
its distance at that time, on the night
of January 24. But it will present a
much finer appearance than the faint
nebulous object upon, which ; astrono-
hners have beent for months engaged.
and which at first , required a trained
eye to detect at alL It is now about 116,
000.000 miles from the earth, and r this
distance Is being diminished at the rate
of 15,500,000 miles daily by the mutual
movements of the earth and its celestial
neighbor -
To Builders and others-4 Qo to Jaco
m's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&n : Yon can Cz all sizes and at tka
lowest prisa.i;
" " rTri it i'i 'n'w-rfl , t .. -
Will,
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DAY.
11.
For the Holidays
The proximity of Christmas has im
bued our merchants withr renewed en
?crgy, and has, set "their minds lowdrfc
in framing' and manipulating new de
vices tor attracting attention. In every
store on Market and Front streets the
eager aud hasty 6tcp3 of the prbpric
tors and salesmen, and their rapid ma-
ncuvrea in oponin; aad . arranguag
pretty holiday "goods, readijy acquaints
us with their determination to make
the finest disnlav. and to sell the most
Christmas goods. Mr. F. Hclnaberger
gas ben Very successful-in his efforts
to xnaia establishment, attractive
for lue holidays, aud w6 know that hi
lon2 business .-experience and . .well
htaown vim.aadtbo nicety and new-
ness of his goods, are sufficient to guar
cntec iliim a success of the season.-One
of the principal and loveliest features
to which our attention was at once at
tracted by the immense crowd collected
m front of , nis winaow, is a mosi
Persian doll. Import
w . ullcvb "u
the richest of costumes. The doll is of
ry supenor mould and
is certainly
creditable to the most superb finish
Mr. H. will give to every purchased
of goods to the amount-of $2 and up
ward, a ticket containing a number;
duolieates of these numbers will be
I -1 . M . ma ni . imiil I na
first of January lb4. wnen tne nnmoer
drawn by an unconcerned party will
decide the ownership of the doll. The
magnificent display of holiday presents
at the Live Book & Musio Store is
sufficiently fascinating to invite
liberal " 'patronage and to satisfy t he
most fastidious; The, Art Gallery, . as
well as all the other departments, has
been newly replenished,, and is deserv
ing of much credit!-;- On the whole, the
Live Book & Music Store is in full trim
for the holidays . :
, Esthetic Stationery,"
Harvest paper is one of the newest
and most fashionable kinds. It is fine
linen paper without lines, with large
square envelops. .Each sheet is decor-
ated in the left hand corner with an
embossed or pretty painted pear, peach,
pumpkin, sheaf of wheat, a bunch of
grapes' or some similar design, and the
back of the envelope is iprnamented in
the, same manner.. Another pretty style
is called Heavenly" or Constellation
paper and is.sky-blue in 'color with
stars and moon iu silver, showing the
Milky Way, the Dipper, Venus and
many other heavenly bodied This pa
per i3 much used by plovers. Autumn
stationery shows sumac and maple
leaves, Terns, chestnuts, golden rod,
wild asters, and many other equally
pretty designs. In plain writing paper
the most fashionabla kind is cream white
French paper, or Irish' linen without
lines.4 fPbe' most expensive stationery
Is entirely without lines, as it is con
sidered unrefined to . write upon
them.- -.A very tasteful-design is plain
ribbed naDer. with :tiie days of the
week in the left bind corner. Sunday
Is in gold ' lettering. ;Monday " in deep
blue, Tuesday in"pink, Wednesday in
brown. Thursday iu olive-green, Friday
in scarlet and Saturday in light blue
Some new invitation earda for afternoon
tea are in the form of a kettle, and have
tbe name of the guest on the spout as a
symbol that she will be served with tea.
and the name , of the hostess on the1
handle, to show that she will serve it.
The invitation is , on f the -body of tho
kettle. Mauy m1' the ' latest wedding
cards and invitations7 are hand painted
with- a , spray ol orange or jasmine
blossoms, and inclosed in a white satin
esse, ineioea u a pretty one. out
mam ' - i a
most people cliug to tfie fsJaVpio white
cards tied with white ribbon, although
many have' adopted the white, or gold
lettering in lien of the (black. Bagged
edged "paper has been fashionable for
soma time, but is now going out. The
rough torn edges were too unsightly; for
even fashionables to endure. -Many
fashionable girls have adopted the
manuscript style of letter writing; that
is. only one side of the paper and with
a wide margin on both sides. . . . . ;
Froai Springfield. M d., Mr. Chas. G.
Addison writes as tollows: ! had a
severe sprain in my right knee.- com
rjellins? ma to usa crutches for several
weeks. I found no relief in other rem
edies and finally tried St. : Jacobs. Oil.
Xn a short time I could bend ' my knee
and before using a boula I laid aside
mv crnthea and was able to wauc as
well as ever." , : ':
Unxuailable' -t
The ' nnrniilable matter in the
postofice is as follows : , ' -..:-:.
John BecktonCartercl Co., N. C. ;
John HninrLrcy.l CcntL'rftn, N. C.
EcU Eryasl, lrcrth Vlrilsu
DECEMBER
J Ow ? 29 2 1
Hi
Dull TiuiCi.
I Merchants do'rpg besmes in the coun
try represent tradjjaibei ug .unprecc
dentedly dull: at this ' time;, Shbit
crops is the cause aliened forHhia pros- j
tratfpn'-iW no
chance of imprbvcijieut nutll another
year gives assuranco of , better, crops I
and 'consequently better-times. 1 r.&& ?
Koyal Arcanum. ' :
" Atthe regular "meeting- of Cornelius
Harnett Council No. 231. held last
evening, the following officers .were
elected for tho ensuing; year 1
Regent JtogeV Moore. : '
Vice Regent Joseph Price.
Orator J G Wright. '
Secretary--B A Hallet: ;
Collector Tacob Well;
Treasurer Wm. LarkiuK
Guide J C Springer.
Warden E Scharff. " '
Sentry W W Shaw.
Trustees M M Kata. Samuel
Northrop. N Jacobi. '
NEW ADVEBTISEUIENTS.
BAT VIEW BEER.
A T OLD NORTJL STATE SALOON, No. 6
bouth Front tt. Fine Old Clem me r Whiskey.
Rye, Pine Apple Bye, N C Corn and Apple
Brandr. . Finest selection of 6a Clears In ihl
city. Good oySTKRS. &c. Ac. Tar Heel
flUllahoad, dec 11
Christmas Goods.
MISS E. KARRER
WILL OPEN NEXT WEEK A NICE
ASSORTMENT OP J
Fancv ArticlesforChristmas
? Have la a complete Stoclt or-
Mllllnaon nnri LTnnii firvrkrlo
I7I1N1UOI j f aiiu i anvjuuuuoi
CROCHET SHAWLS and PASCINATORS,
CAPS and SACQUES. All sizes, colors and
prices In "JERSEYS-"
STAMPING and HAIR WORK done at rea
sonable prices. dec 10
AN ELEGANT ASSORT JiENT ,OF
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES,
IS NOW OFFERED BY.
Munds Bros, and DeRosset,
Market and Second Streew. ?
Bronze and Gilt Ornament',
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Cigar and Cigarette Cases,
Christmas Cards, Hand Painted,
3 inK. BcanuBunique aesigns,
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Smoker Sets, very handsome,
Munds Bros. Parisian Sachets.
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Cut Glass Cologne Bottles.
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Rolling Onl Rolling On!
I i1 ATHERING NEW PATRONS AT every
move ana cementing inc conuaencctn onrotu
friends in us. -, '
The people the working poople of this city
and through this State have stood by us.
They Jhave- patronized us. They have said
kind- words of us.. They have sympathized
with ua when we needed their sympathy, and
now It is our duty and we shall see to it tint
the people can have Clothing at least .
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25 per cent. Cheaper
than can bo bourht elsewhere, and that the
laboring -men wLl receive honest vsoe for
their honestly earned money.
A. & I. SHRIER.
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dee 10 Reliable Clothiers. 114 Market St.
Holiday Prenent
rpo
BE GIVEN
AWAY ! EVERY PUR-
ensser of
$2 Worth of Goods,
will be entltlod to receive a chance at a moot
beauUral, extravagant and richly costumed,
Imported DOLL, which - has been arravod In
the highest of fashion by one cf Worth's BfCr.
ckl Artist. , .'mm,
This QUEEN OF THE DOLLS. In all her
grace and beauty, has consented to share her
affections with, and to be siren on New Year's
day to ue person tnea .noioing uoLac&y
CURIST3IAS GOODS !
AN ENDLESS VARIETY. TOO NUMER
OUS to Itemize. Fancy. Extravaganzas, Im
ported oddities. Japanese Curiosities, nd
extensive collections of goods of every des-
criDTion imaginable, irom nearir ai ue mm
dpal minuXaciuring , cities . la , Europe and
America. . ..-.,..
Please, can earlr. see the LOVELY DOLL,
make your purchaBes, and procure your
cnasees, at- ,.r.v-v .. r
HEINSBERGER'S,
dee 18 - Lire Book and Mode Stone
Kmao Oyotero !
fXjn FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS wbjh
vjing Orsters for Xmas will please, send in
their orders as oon as possible, which will
eosbie us to make axramgeaente so that ail
may be supplied axKt none disappointed.
W. E. DA.VL SON,
yreprtetais ef te only rnlx efUhHstf4
1883.
PLEASE NOTICE,
We win bo glad to receive cocaiatliiJcation
from our mends on any and all eubjecls "
g (The name of the writer must always be ra
luahedto tho Editor. t : .? ;. r
Communications must be ' written on onl
one side of the paper. v " : , : ; f .
PenonalltlcflxnTutbe a voided,! v
1 And It la epcclally - and ' particularly und
atood that tho Editor does not afVayYendor'
lb0 vlows correspondents unless so state
in 100 oauorai columns. , -
yisw ADVJBRTI8EMEKT8.
OPERA'. HOUGET
THURSDA Yk E VEXING? DEC XZth.
REPRESENTATION IN THIS C1TT
ot tho latest and most notablo snccees . .
from tho Madison ejnare Theatre - :
THE RAJAH. ;.
Infinitely Bright Merry and Charalajly
ricturCBquo ! onpoal Cast ana Com ;.
THE GREAT- GLADE. ECKSE.a with Its
Croak ot Seal Watr,rannlzs across . ,
Beterred' Seat. 61. at DTE2TS. TncsdaT.
Dec Hth. at S a. m. AdmlsslOB,' 73,' and' W
cts. GaUcTy, 55o. , , . deolOw
HOLIDATPBESEJiTS
EVTJRT VAttTETYAKD TOO NUMiat-
oos to be xneaUoned.ra bo ioand at the most
reaconable prices, at , V - jr. u.
T C. MITXER'S, Dra Stored
dec 10 S246onth Fourth. Correr ' Nnn st
5 andilOf cents Cigars,
Havana rnxKRs. " - - --4
Best in the city, axe en sals.
Drues and . Medicinal crecaraUona of . the
highest grade at ,
JMJ. T. 8l,ii'Ji tYALli'S,
dec 3 ' Drug and -Precrlpt on Store
C i gars! Cigarb !
VIEW BRANDS OT UNEXCELLED BtOCk,
I - A luxury within reach of all.
Toilet Soap, a new and elegant Una.
Tooth Brushes, cheapest and .best at
; WI1XLAM 1L G KEEN'S,
noy 10 . 117 Market Street.
John C, Daris, -
ATT0SNEY AND ' v -
COUNSELLOR AT-LAW.
AVtLitOf OTOJf . N. C.
OBLoe orer tho Bank of New Hasorerk
Practices In all the Courts of the State, ' ,
r Special attention Paid to - the eollecUoa.-
I of claims. ; , i r , novS 2m ,-
Without Doubt
T J. H. HARDIN'S DRUG " AND SEED
Store, 224 South Front St., New Market Build
log, you can see the most magnlftcent. and at
tractive display, of Chrlsttnasi Wedding and
Holiday Presents ever brought to this city.
i They are too numerous to' mention here. All
I ask is an inspection of good and even If:
you are not in need 1 am BaOfifled you will
buy. It is a pleasure for mo to show these "
Igoods. i J, IX. IIArjlN,
dec 3 . 124 South Front St, New Market
Something Entirely New
in this Market I
Venetian Crapes I :s fr
; : vVenetjan:Crapes I
All Wool and Silk and
'';.' "i
Wool!
FULL LINE HENRIETTA. CLOTHS FROM
:j Sl trrt 1.75 per yard:
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FINEST LINE
HOLIDAY GQODS
4 iN TnE'crrY.
Juatrccctve'i another tat
Silk Circulars and Dolmans,
Wbleh we ofiWata bariraln. ' ,
JULIUS .SAMSON,
No. Ill r.larket
dec 5 '" ' '
St.
Christmas .Groceries.
BOXE RAISINS, best quality
London Layers, ,yery saperior.
BOXES CTrRON.'t 1 ,
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TIERCE CURRANTS;
pOMPLETI STOCK OF ORANGES,
V'-- LEMONS, FIRE CSACSERS,"
CSANBSRRIEsT CELERY.
, ' And all the Dtlic idea of th seaion.
00 PACK AGE3 or MISC& mz'at,
-, Nice. frth ATPIX ECTTErr, Just re
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