THIS PATHS
. . Awwclnr. Sundays X
-nb-J' - ' ' - - -
JOSH T. .TAMES,
tUlTOB ASD FBOFKIETOa. -
,rBRlPTI0N8 POSTAGE PAID: .
m: ft.00. Six months, tiOO. Three
LtW.ti-00 One month, 33 cents.
1 t3T le delivered by carriers tree
sir. n an rrt of thC C,ty At tbe aIwvB
flrSahKribcrs will rvport any and all -fU- J
0 rC' ' " , iMi- 1 1 in' ii i'
"TsrfV Vail llevi'cvt has the tarrfeti
fAlish'tf.intte cily of Wilmington. S j
V co 3 tnerdal treaty S.a been madoj
.Ik ait Prl H.V
Archibald Forbes i in a condition v
- health lhat alarm his friend..
.. ,.
pr. J. II. Zukcrtoit. th champion
nci? piycr of the worW, ii in Baltt-
- ii
Secretary Frelingbuysen b;w decided
fijfltlheachciae.l'or reach iog tho North
po'e by means orbsllM is inipracti-
Kt-ciy, the motcr man, aak.s niore
time, and aenures the itockholdera ol
Ui couipauy ti.rtt he will bv realv Feli
nmrv I next.
The Cluci-go Tribune gives - a list -
j.6t 1 buildings of various kinds erected
in lhat city during tho past year, the
cost betas $15,048,700.
Lillian Spencer, tho actress, entered
uit for divorce in Pittsburg last week,
against her hnsband, Edward Clay-
'urg. charging cruel treatment. .
Several hundred rooms were engaged
ia Chicago by telegraph last wetk for
delegations to have the national repub
lican convention, Juno 3, 1884.
.
Nearly all the knit goods manufac
turers of Cohoes, N Y., have siguod an
ugreement to run their mills on three
quarters tirne on account of the over,
stocked condition of the market.
Senator Colquit,. of Georgia, v?a8
asked the other day if it wa3 true that
x-Gov. Tilden habituaily whispered in
the ear ol anybody with whom bo had
aa audience, and lie answered, "yes;
but he whispers mighty good sense."
A Dundee dairyman was recently
convicted of selling milk which had
stood in the room in which a child was
li with scarlet fever. The milk absorbed
Lite poison, and seventeen persons were
infected with the disease, lour of whom
died.
Ex Senator Blaine is quoted by an
intimate Triend as having said to him
during the par week: "I not only am
not a candidate for President, but I will
go even farther and say that I would
not accept tho nomination if it were
tendered to me.11
Tho German Crown Prince has been
severely criticised for attending a Span
ish bullfight. It was an excellent op
portunity for him to make a firm stand
in the interest bt a humane civilization,
but his duty as guest made his duty to
ward humanity difficult.
The days of fabulous rates of interest
ia California seem to be past. Tho
aring3 banks in. San Francisco are
lending mouies on mortgages at six per
cent and paying the mortgage tax, and
yet they cannot find a market for more
than a third of their money.
l. Appletou & Co.. of New York,
have published a costly work entitled
' Artistic Houses," belug a series of la"
terior views of the most splendid bouses
i a this country. The whole edition of
300 copies has cost $125,000, and a
tfogtacopy to each subscriber cost &250--'
. ,
The Baroness Rothschild has Just
purchased, for 100,000 francs, a chimney
clock and candelabra, which formed
part of the furniture in the Palais
Royal before tho Revolution The
Baroness intends to present the set to
t he Princess Amelie . of Orleans,- in
whose family they formerly were.
The Bartholdi statue comxuitteo have
issued a circular containiug the names
of persons who have subscribed to tho
pedestal tund. The total subscriptions
to date foot up over $100,000, and tho
committee hope to be able to raise
$150,000 more within the next six
weeks. Upwards of 3.000 appeals to
colleges, churches and military posts
have beeu sent out this week.
There are about 54.000,000 people in
this country, and the number ot stamps,'
stamped envelopes and postal cards
sold to the public last year was 1.861,
689.699. or only 341 to each person.
That seems a small allowance, but the
abies must be counted out. and even
then we have only about one letter or
postal card ia five for the people of the
writing age. When it is considered
what a vast number of letters, circulars
and postal cards are sent by a com
paratively small number of business
men. it will appear thara large pro
portion of tbe population still makes no
KS3Cftt3r -taI ies.
Til
mmd m -ill 11 i iff
VOL. VII. WILMINGTON. N. C, MONDAY. DECEMBER
Archbishop elect Elder, of Cincinnati.
wa? Invested with the pariiuni. the
emblem of his office, last vweek. Not
the least jplcrestras feature of the in-
atallatlon was the reunion of Archbish
op Elder with his six brothers, whose
ages range Irotu 6i to 73 years. It has
been fifty years since they wero under
the same roof.
Frauds W. E'der, of
Baltimore, aged 75 years, is the oldest.
The others arc : B. T. Elder of Man
hattau, Kan.; John C. Elder of Baton
Rouge. La. ; Thomas. S . and Charges
D. Xlder ot Nev Orlenns. nd Jopeph
E . Eider, of Chicago". '
Our Ariny and Nav .
General Rufus Ingalls, Quartermaster
General, U. S. A:; General J. B. Stead
tuan. U S. A.; Commander J. B;
Coghlaiu U. S. N., indorse St- Jacob
Oil, the great pain-cure.
LOCAL NEWS.
IHDEX TO HEW ftHVf RTlStMf STS.
W II greek Cigars
Festival and Bazaar
B Bellois For ChriaUaaa : ,
It M McIntirb Special Prices
Heiksbergek Holiday Present
C W Vates Christmas Novelties
A & I Shriek Greatest Slaughter
Miss E Karheu Christmas Goods
Joux G Norwood, Sect'y Notice
Mc Doug all & Bowddx Saddles
Tnos C. Craft, Agt Holiday Gocdi
Kxights or Hoxoa Regular Meeting
P Lj Bridgsbs & Co CftriBtmaa Stock
Joux D Tatloe, Tax Col Tax otlco
Parker & Taylor You Will Find Them
J C Stevenson Astonish! Dgly Lovr Prices
Mexos Beos. t& DeEosset Ilotiday Nov
elties '
For other locaU see fourth page.
Therecelptsofcottoaat this port to
day foot up 970 bales.
Onr almanac says: Eook out for
great mortality among poliltry about
this time."
There was sno w at an early hour this
morninc, bnt we did not see" it as we
were asleep.
There was a heavy snow squall at the
Sound this morning, but it lasted only a
few minutes.
" There are a good many strangers in
the city, some of whom will remain
during the holidays visiting relatives
and friends.
.Two theatrical entertainments this
week. Richard III, tragedy, to-morrow
night, and Strictly Business, com
edy, on Thursday night.
One week from to night
Christmas Eve, at which time
win oe
we pre
sume there will be a sort of juvenile
pandemomiom on our streets.
Travelers who arrived hero last night
from Connecticut state therehas as yet
been but very little severe weather in
that section of country and very, little
snow. S'J . '- - '
W e notice that Dr. L.JS. Carr, fori
raerly of this city, but now of Tarboro
is to deliver a lecture at St. Barnabas'
Guild, in Tarboro, on Wednesday even
ing, on "Self -Culture."
Pender' Superior Court, Judg o
Phillips presidingconvened in tho. new
Court Housa at Burgaw this morning.
Quite a number of the legal fraternity
from this city are in attendance.
There was a case of drunk and down
before the Mayor this morning, which
was discharged, and five cases of fail
ure to pay license tax, which wero
settled. Thirwasnll tho business be
fore the court this morning.
Alter Thursday night, when' C. B.
Bishop will appear ih Strictly Business,
there will bo uo entertainment given at
tho Opera IIouso until Monday. Pec.
3 1st, at which time Alice Oates and her
troupe will appear in comic opera. Her
engagement is lor two nights , Dec. 31s
and Jan. 1st. 1881. ' t
-Rev. T. Page Ricaud preached his
farewcll sermon to a large congregation
at tho Fifth Street M. E. Church
yesterday. It was very impressive
and - affecting.- He will leave on
Wednesday for bis new field of labor
at Washington, N. C, where tho best
wisher ot his many friends in this city
will attend him.
Anybody "who watches the south
western sky just after sunset will see a
brilliant star gleaming in the twiligh1
very near tho point on tho horizon
where the sun disappeared; It "is the
planet Venus, and this is her first even-
. . . ? ' ' r
she made her famous transit across the
sun a year aso.
. Itnltfhts of Honor. If N tt
Carolina Lodge No. 434. Regular
meeting this evening, at 74 o'clock. Full
attendance desired. "It
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobins Hardware Depot
ing appearance oexoreino pupnctncoitgjirt.acont-at. y ou will do well to call
Biar'liliEw.
TIjo Probable J3ate.
As near as can uow be ascertained
Dr. Watson, will probably be conse
crated as Bishop of the diocese of Eat
Carolina ou or about tho Second Sun
day in Lent, which will fall on the day
of March next. It will be necessary to
receive the consent of a ruaiority of the
standing committees ol the various
dioceses, iu the country, 42 in number,
and after tnis the consent of the Bishops
is also to be obtained. Sometime there ;
are reasons why this consent should be !
withheld out iu this instance there is I
none. . As soon as the consent of s tbe I
camraitteea and the bishops has been j
obtained, the Presiding Bishop will
namo tho day, hour and church in which
the services of the consecration are to
ba held aud this, we think, will iu
all likelihood be St. James' Wilmlng
ton, where of course it should be. The
Presidiug Bishop will also name three
or uvore prelates of the same rank to
administer the servicesi
Death of Mr. Bauman.
We greatly regret to learn of tho death
of Mr. John G. Bauman, an old and
highly esteemed resident sf this ci.y. It
was very sudden. Last Friday hie wa
afflicted with a paralytic stroke and on
Sunday morning, less than two days
afterwards, he had passed .over the
river.
Mr. John Gerhardt Baunianwa3
born in . Lesum, near Blumenthvl,
Hanover, Germany, on Februay 23d.
1816, and was therefore nearly 67 years
of age at the time ot his death. He
emigrated to this country when
quite a youth and about the
year 1836 he arrived in Charleston
where bo resided until 18.43. when he
removed to Wilmington and opened a
grocery busines here which .waa-conr
tinued by hi in on his own account with
an interruption during tho War until a
few years . ago." Mr ;Barrman was
married twice.' His" first wife was
Miss Ellen Fitnauii- of -Norfolk, who
died and left. him eight children, seven
of whom survive him His second wife
was Miss Elizabeth Connor, of this
city, by whom there Is' no issue.! T f ;
Mr. Bauman was a man of
a singularly ; modest, quiet
and retiring disposition and was
warmly regarded by all who knew him
for his kindly heart and genial nature
He leaves many and warm friendsjhere
who will mourn him and we do not
believe that he had an enemy in the
world.
The funeral services took - place this
afternoon from St. Thomas Church and
as a mark o! respect to his memory the
flags ot the German vessels were at
half ma3t daring their progreze.
...
Personal.
Rev. Dr. Patterson preached In St.
John's Church last night. He will
leave here to-night on the return to his
pastoral duties in Tyler, Texas, bnt
hopes to return to Wilmington in the
Spring, to be present at tbe consecration
of Bishop Watson.
i Dr. Chas. Iesesne, of Onslow, was in
the city to-day and favored fus with a
brief but pleasant visit.
- 9- .fi
Anybody can catch a cold now. The
trouble is to let go. like the man who
caught the bear. Wo adviso our read
ers to keep a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup bandy.
DIED.
IGILKSThis morning, of typhoid fever,
MAJtY-AUGUST A. wie of Clayton Giles.
Funeral eerncef will be held at Ht-.-James
Church; t -morrow (Tuesday) alteraoon.' at 3
o'clock, thence to Oak dale Cemetery. Friends
aro. invited to attend. - 1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Boys5 Saddles,
T ADIES AND GENTS S ADDLES. Hone
aunieu, Lap Bobee, CarrWea and all kinds
of Vehicle. Saddlery. 1 ranks and Carriages
repaired by skilled workmen.
MCDOUGAXL, BOWDKN.
dec 17 No. 114 North Front St.
PJotice.
rjmiS A NNUAL MEETING QF LOT owner
of Pine Forest Cemetery Company wiU be
held In the Mayor's Court Room, JLity Hall
Wednesday evening, Dec 19. 18&, at 8 o'clock.
By order of the Board of Trustees. ?
JOHN G. NORWOOD, t
deol6 2t - 8eo and Troaa.
.Festival and. Bazaar.
THE LADIKS OF FBONT STBEET 3J. E.
Church will have a Ff stlval and Dazaar at
theCit? Uall,.next TUKAY AND WED
NESDAY MGHTiS. the 18th and lith, where
ther wUl have many luefut and fancy articles
nu uie. ana wnerB ma iiner man can
ou sale, amt wnere tne laner man can reiea
and Jeirn for yoaraelf.
deolSSt
Tax Wotice.
A LIST IS NOW BEING MADE UP FOR
Adf crtisemcnt of property to be sold for Tax
es. Parties Interested muit pay at once if
they would save costs. -
' JOHN D. TAYLOB.
dee 17-1 1 ' , - : . r . Tax Collector
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
During this week w will offer Extra Inducements.
especially to cash buyers. :
. o- ' ; . -
"Ladies' and Children's Wraps, :
sUWKLL ASSORTED STOCK AND AT VERY CLOSE PR1C&S !
Carpets, Orumb Cloths, Oil Oloths, &c,
BROCADE OTTOMANS, v
In various light shades at remarkable prices, Call and Fee them by gas light.
dec 17, 1583
You Will Find Them I 1
T PARKER & TAYLOR. .
If lad WHAT ? Why most anything
yon want that's USEFUL.
jGO AND SEE.
PUKE WHITE OIL.
28 Front St.
dec 13
Astonishingly Low Prices.
Q S3. btandartl Granulated Sugar, $1,
J2 fta- Vure White "ABngar; SI,
1 Light Brown Stigar, SI,
Minced Meat If c pr lb.', "
Apple Rut er So rer U.
All ki' ds Prunes 15c per lb.
A bbl of Ex Family Flur, guaranteed $C.2S.
Raielns, Citron, Currants, Lemon Peel.
Nuts, Cocoanuts, Orange. Klre Crackers,
Extract), bpicea and au 2mas Goods.
-Hanas, Sugar Cm ed and Old N. Carolina,
A few ChoicPi well smoked N. C. Sides,
Beef ToDgue-s Lricd Bef, .
Pickled and Smoked Salmon.
Dried Apples and Peabhea.
Old Gov't Java and Laguayra andKioCof'
fees, Boasted and Ground, 4Jauy. .
James C Stevenson. .
dec 17 V ."
The Great Attraction
FOB
IS AT
It T ? XI
Furniture - Warsrooms,
20 South Front St.
Corroded to be the flnost display of FURNI
TURK ever Been in this city,
dec 17 THOMAS C. CRAFT, Agent
Christmas Goods.
MISS E. KARRER
WILL OPEN THIS WEEK A NICE
ASSORTMENT OF
Fancy ArtiolesforChristmas
Have in a complete Stock of
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
CROCHET SHAWLS and FASCINATO RS,
CAPS and SACQUES. All sized, colors and
prices In "JERSEY-"
, STAMPING and HAIR WOBE doue at rea
sonable prices. ' deo 17
Greatest Slaughter
OF
CLOTHING EVER MADE
- IN WILMINGTON FOR THE NEXT
rjinB WARJI BACKWARD SEASON HAS
overloaded ua trtth Winter CWhinsr, which
must be Eacrtficcd at UNEARTHLY LOW
PRICES. The loss will be fearful, but better
lose some - than ad. -w . have a very, large
atock to select from, ot fine; medium quality
and cheap Clothing, In 6u.Ua and Overcoats at
prices that wlU satoniah you and p. ralyze tho
clotbitra. Take sdvactago of it. See the bar
gains and get bargains they are for every one
nd wc. Invito every one to come early to the
wen known. Reliable Clothiers. , - .
A. & I. SHRIEK,
dec 17 Reliable Clothiers, IU Market 8L
AN ELEGANT ASSORT dENT OF
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES1
13 NOW OFFHEKD BT
Munds Bros. andi)eRosset,
Market and Second streets. '
iBronxa and GUt OTcaments, ,
! . .
(.' - -
.Clgir and Cigarette Caaca,
el ' - .-
2 Christmas Cards, Hand Painted,
I - . ,
- Ink Stands, unique designs.
o
A
P
cr
5 Gentlemen's Dressing Cases.
Smokers Sets, very handsome,
y i :- -
Moods Bros. Parisian Sachets.
.2
3
1
f
uni uiass cologne isotuea. j
dec 8
Thefe oelbraXe 1 MFfah t Brand GUI?,
Twi&o is sold only at JajcobiV Hard
wsro Depot. "
17. 1883.
NO. 297
EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
m. (V3clE!TIRE.
Fpr Christmas I
J HAVE A, LARGE AND FINE ASSORT
ment of CHRISTMAS GOODS of all kinds
just received by Steamer : :
FIRE CRACKERS, TORPEDOES,
8KY ROCKETS and ROMAN CANDLES
of an sized. I also have a fine stock ,cf
FRESH GROCERIES,
of all kinds, which I will sell low for CASH.
I also have a fine assortment of
Liquorsj Wines, Brandy, &c,
which I will guarantee free from
adulteration.
GOOda dellvfirnd tn n trt n. tVia br
free of charge.
B. BELLOIS,
dec iMw 128 MARKET ST.
A Holiday Present
rpo EE GIVEN AWAY l EVERY PUR.
oaaser of
$2 Worth of Goods,
will be entitled to receive a chance at a most
beautiful, extravagant and richly costumed,
imported DOLL, whJchbas been array ed In
the highest ol fashion by one cf Worth's Spe
clal Artists. . N.
This QUEEN OF THE DOLLS, In all her
wivjo buu ueauiy, nas o D8omea to snare ner
affection4 wlttt, and to be given on New Year's
day to the person then holding tbe Lucky
Numbtr.
CHRISTMAS GOODS I
AK EKm.ES VAPI1WV Trr vrrci?i
- - - a. v v jLsAJt a-
wous to Itemize. Fancy ' Extravaganzas. Im-
wunioa, onynavBO Juri08lne3, na
extensive collections of goods of every des
cription imftjlnfthlf 1mm nnarv nil thn rfr.'
ci pal manufacturing cities . in Europe and
Please call early, see the LOVELY DOLL,
make your purchases, and procure your
chances, at . . . i
HEINSBERGER'S,
dec 17 Live Book and Muslo Stores
We Call Tour Attention
TO OUR . . ;
' -
CHRISTMAS ST0 CK !
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKEY8,
MALAGA GRAPES. RAISINS, NUTS,
TELLIES, PRESERVE8, Ac, &c.
We will have a large and select stock of
Royster-s Celebrated
Candy for Xma8.
Chocolate Creams, Walnat, Cream Dates,
Caramels, Bull D6zers, Japan Fruit, Fruit Bar
and a great many other varieties. Tho BEST
CANDY 60ld In North Carolina. THREE
POUND8 FOR ONLY tl. .
- Also a largo and f reeh invoice of MARSH
MALLOW DROPS. - - -
P. L, BRIDGERS & GO.
HO North Front St
dec 17
;New Restaurant.
THE NEW' LADIES AND GENT'S RE
taurant on Front street, over the store of
Messrs Giles and MureoUoo: entrance. Bank
of New Hanover Building, has been opened,
and will be kept open dally. Sundays from
8. 0 a m.. until 4 p. m. Meals served la the
beet stj la at all hoars of the day and evening.
Boston Brown Bread and Based Beans a spe
cialty, oysters served in every style.
Bills of fare will be ready in a few day.
. dec Utw Ai. HEHNAKD.
ft
Booking"
OUR ARRANGEMENT3 FOR AN EXTRA
Supply cf FINE. FAT OYSTERS, for OUT
Christmas trade are now complete. And in
thank ng onr many friends and customers who
have responded so promptly with thetr orders,
we wish to fte that we are still booking
Christmas orders ' , -
' W. E. DAVIS SON, -Proprietors
of tie only regular estab
Hihe4 fishery in this aecUoa, " dec IS
yfo will be glad to receive comaxaalcacoa
trora our flr!aads on any and all uhjocU
sener&l latertet bnt ; 1
1 2 iTfce naae of the writer tnot ahrtrji to fa
CcmmtralcaUoas xaut b writtes ea out
one side of the paper.
Personalities mrst bo avoided.!
And it is cfredaUy and particularly mid
too3 that the Ei2itor does not alirars eadoi
thevlewaof correspoadents talcas m state
In the editorial colmans. ' ,
XEW AD12KTISEMEirrS.
OPERA HQUGE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY 1
FRIDAY, DECEMBEJB 21st.
America's Favorite Comodlaa ,
O- B. BISHOP,
Supported by , the Charming Actress.
MISS EMMA PIERCE,
And a specially selected
COMEDY COMPANY, "will appear la A O.
Guuter's Melodramatic Comedy.
STRICTLY-"BUSINESS.
" - llll .i" .
' Admiiainn SQc aud 75v 7tA&trvtA Rt i
now on tale at Dyers'. t deo 13 it
New Store & M"ew Goods.
T HAVE JUST OPENED AT THE NORTH-
weit Corner of Market and Second Streets, a
fine new stock of fresh
FAMILY GROCERIES,
WINE3, LIQUORS, CIGARS, FRUIT, Ac.,
. to which I Invito the attention of .
Housekeepers and which will be sold very .
cheap FOR CASH. Call and see the, nice
. . . .
things I hare for Christmas and act tos low
uiutn av wiiicu x am Brians: Hiem.
ueapcoixuiiy,
dec 15 Li. G. CHERRY.
Bankrupt. Sale of : Boots
- and Shoes.
J" havo bought tho entire Bankrupt Stock ct
Dryfoos & Stcmbcrger and will close It out at
less than v : ; ,
Manufacturer's Prices I -
This stock Is known far nnd wide as the
H.VNDmMKST and .BKST SELECTED of
any In the city, ar.l as the goods nro irotnjf to
be sold very lawfor cash onlv It will pay
purchasers to examine same before buying
cluo where,
dec 12 A. DAVID.
C h r i st ma s C iga ro
TF YOU CONSULT TOUR OWN INTER-
est you will order your supplies I Smoking'
WALD, at "The little Sjoro Around the -Corner.'
The Best Goods for tho least outljy.
Guaranteed best Cigar In the city for the
money. -.."
The Diamond and the Angelica are the best
5 cent Cigars to be had la Wilmington. ' .
dec 14-
Look Out forTour Number
OUR ANNUAL GIFTS TO OUR CU&TOjf.
ers will be presented at our Store on New
Years uav. Customers- who have not
received tickets for each dollar worth
of goods bought of us and , paid for
during the year of IS, will please call at
ooce and get them. We give one ticket for
every dollar spent with us. The following
comprise tho valuable presents that will be
given to our customers : -
1st One Fine Suit of Clothes made to order
in best style. - - - . ;
2nd One Elegant China Tea Settstiew design
3rd One Suit of Fancy ImportedUnderwear
4th One Diamond Scarf Pin,
eth One Pair Solid Gold Initial Sleeve But
tons - ; - .
Cth One celebrated "Melvllle' Hat.
5 7ih Half Dor. "Crown" Collars, latest de- .
ebrn- ' - - - ,
ath Three Pairs Cuffs, the popular Crown"
Brand.
vth One Monarch Yoke Besom Linen Shirt.
l"th-One Beautiful Plush scarf.
lltb One Silrer Headed Walking Cane.
12th One "ancy Silk Handkerchief.
13 ib One Beautiful Satin Necktie.
14th One Ptir of Rotolua" Suspenders.
15th One Gold Collar Button, Pearl Stone
Setting. -. ...
16th One Pair Famous Boston Garten.
, 17th One Pair Lineya Patent Sleeve dap
porters. .." , ,
Total value of articles given away t20a. ',
JOHN DYER A BON, .
deel, .
Don't Forget
TO CALL AT HEAVE'S S and 10 CENTS
. Store, tho first Store South f Hurt . ni.
old stand). You ran find llnwar. Hardware.
J " oco vi twenty atyiet and
a variety of Christmas Goods and bnt few
things over 10 cents. dec 14
BAY VIEW BEER..
T OLD NORTH STATe'sALOOX, So, 6
Soil
oath Frnnt ft TItia V m. tm.1.1
Rye, Pine Apole Rye. N C Corn audApoW
Brandy. . Finest selection of 5o Cigars ia ihla
still ahead. daeii
Cigars! Oigas-o!
JEW BRANDS OF UNEXCELLED Stock
A luxury within reach of all.
'!f.t ar.a new and elegant Une.
Tooth Brushes, cheapest and best, at
- WILLIAM 1L GREEN'S,
to 10. in Markat Strait.
HOLIDAY PKESEIsTS
TX EVERY VA tfTPTV tvn Tn vnwt..
ous to be mentlone'J, ran bo fonnd st tbe most
reasonable nricos.at
F. C. MILLER'S, Drug Store1, "
dec 10 . - 314 South Fourth, Correr Nun st
5 and 10 cents Cigars,
HAVANA FTLLlRS.
Best iu the city, are on sale.
Drugs and MedlcinAl preparations of the
highest grade at
JNO. T. SCHOnWALD'S,
decs
Drusfana Precrlptlsa Cre
V
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