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Six month, $100. ..Three
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tier week
:..titosc rates low and liberal.
Subscribers will report any and all fall.
r. tA receive their paper regularly.
7e JXuTy lieview Juts the largest
J M circulation, of any newspaper
r
income ia
iMt be about $100.000..
V7icA denies that 'there have- been
,ay strange sunscta, aaertioff tbat in ;
lk-e British cm pirc the sun never sets.
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The construction of fireproof store,
bouses under the arches of the Brook
lyn bridge nnproaehes lias begun in
'ew York.
.
There is a single sentence in the En
glish Foreign Enlistment act which
Exceeds in length any sentence of Mr;
Hrarts'. It contains 600 word.
Mayor Edson asks the district attor
ny to investigate the New York Tri
bunt's charges against the department
of public works of that city.
The Louisville Courier-Journal is
responsible for this atrocity :
One by one we grab and nooreni;
Klrst Mahouc and then his Gorham."
Apples are hijh this year. One bar
rel'in Connecticut cost $8,000. ot which
,7,.90 went to the lawyers aud court
and ten cents to the boy who picked
tiveni.
Mr. Heuuett, the owner of the New
Vork Herald, is said by persons who
have seen him iu Paris lately to have
became "prematurely old.
His hai
slow and
w turning gray and he Is as
precise in
iiian.1'
movement as an old
The winnings of Uanlau, the oars
man, during the last five years, amount
q $78,000. Of this sum h has man
aed to save about $40,000, of which
$30,000 is invested in a hotel on Toron
to Island. He has a wile and two
children.
M. Bechamp terminated a recent lec
ture in Paris by saying that it the thou
sandth part of the sum expend for war
like purposes were devoted to render
ing towns and cities healthy, legions of
lives would be saved and riches and
trength thus multiplied beyond calcu.
lation.
.
Col. Baker, the naturalized Turkish
Pasha who fights for the Osmani on
the -Dugald Dalgetty" basis of proven
der and wage, has raise d the necessary
lunds at Cairo and is now rushing lo
Saakim to contoand the False Prophet.
It is understood that he goes where
lory waits him.
Philadelphia's new postoffic, which is
soon to be occupied, cost about $8,000,-
im tta Himpnaions are 175 feet 9
inches on: Chestnut street, 175 feet
inch on Market street and 484 feet on
Ninth street; height df the dome above
the curb, 170 feet,
Colorado the Denver Tribune says
aays has a settled population of 300,-
OOOandaltaxable valuation of $110,
000,000, representing an actual property
value of $200,000,000. She is traversed
by 3,000 miles of railroad, and in 1882
her mines yielded $28,000,000 in gold
and lead.
The Czar of all the Itussias met with
a Berions accident last Monday. He
teil from his sleigh and his arm was
bruised near the shoulder. He tried to
vure himself at first, 'kbut was after
wards compelled to call in a physician.
Latest reports say that the injury pa
very painful but not serious, but in
uch cases these report are generally
wade to appear as lavorable as possi
tie. and it may be that the injury Is
more severe than has been made public.
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The follow, who. by mistake, sent his
-auburn haired sweetheart instoaoV of a
bottle of Dr. BnlPs Conjch Syrup l
bottle of hair-d ve. wants to ' know the
best way to commit suicide.
A Pleasant Surprise
Prof. W. Catlett was the recipient of
a very pleasant surprise last evening of
which he has abundant cause lor being
proud. He was about dismissing the
whoolfor the nisht, when one of the
yopilti approached and requested in
behalf of himself and follow pupils the
Professor to accept ot a package which
he held in his band. The Professor.
taken enttrely by surprise, could do
nothing but acceptj the -proffered
Sin, so respectfully and grace
fully tendered. which he ; did
in &u annroDriate speecll. with
a heart full ot gratitude. The gift
ntn examination, proved to be an ele
gactly bound copy of the works of, Kd
itar A JPoe, profuseIy.il ustratfed by
Dore. - ' : - . -
Sliver Plaited Spoons and Forks, low
prices, at Jaco2is. v . , t.
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VOL. VII. WILMINGTON. N. C, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1883.
LOCAL NEW
. INOEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
W- H Gbkex Cigar
L G Chehrv Oranges ' ( , f
J IS Tcrkextixe Fruit ' ,
E F MaRTI.n Annual Me'etlog
V w Yates Christmas Novelties
W K Davis A 60s Old Sellable House
Tayloe's Bazaar A Sweeping Reduction
Ueissbekgek A $S00 Lot CbrlstmaB Cards
Mcxds KnoH. & DeRosset Holiday Kov
cltie ' .
Days length 9 hours and 41 mintftes.
The receipts of coilon at this port to
day fool up 215 bales. ',' 1
Sun&et to-morrow afternoon at 52
minutes past 4 o'clock. ,
There was one interment in Hellevue
Cemetery this week.1 that of a child.
Eminent men. lien of! all callings,
indorse St. Jacobs Oil as & pain cure.
There were three interments in Oaks
dale Cemetery this week , two adults
and one child. 1 I 1 1
The Register of Debds issued three
marriage licences this
white couples.
week , ' all for
There were four interments in Pine
Forest Cemetery this week, one ol
which was an adult and three children.
One case of drunk and down was be
fore the Mayor this morning, for which
the party wsb sent to the city prison for
10 days. ,
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No more theatrical entertainments
here until Monday, Dec. 31st.. , when
the Alice Oates Comic, Opera Co. ill
appear for two nights. j
i
The box sheet lor the sale of reserved
seals to the Alice Oates , Comic Ooera
Go's performance will be opened at 8
a. ui. on Wednesday, the 26th iust.
There is to be a grand ball at Simp
son's Hall, Point Caswell, on the night
of Thursday, the 37th inst.. and our
hanks are due the Managers for an
invitation to be present r 1
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Clear, bright and pleasant this morn
ing, after yesterday's ram. and our
noole old and vnnnp have taken ad
vantage of the fine weather to continue
the purchase of their holiday goods.
We were pleased to meet this morn
ing with Mr. Sol. C. Weill, son of Mr.
A. Weill, of this cit, who is fresh
trom the classic precincts of Chapel
Hill. He will
spend the Christmas
holidays here.
Vennor says that the mildness of the
early winter days is a verification of his
prophecies. He now predicts a sum
mcr warmth in mid-winter, but that
we shall catch it hot that is . cold and
heavy along in March and April.
Mr. I. G. Cherry, at the new grocery
store Northeast corner of I Market 1 and
Second streets, has just received a lot
of 10.000 sweet Florida oranges which
he will sell very 1 low for cash. See
advertisement elsewhere in this issue.
On Monday next, Christmas Eve, we
propose to put bur paper to press some
what earlier than usual and must there
fore request that all advertisements
intended lor that issue be handed in
not later than 11 oclock a. m.'on that
day. ' 1 2 r '
First Mettles.
The first annual meeting of th Stock
holders .of the Wilmington, Wrights-
ville& Onslow Railroad will be held
in this city on Monday and Tuesday,
January 14th And I5th, itw. Ane
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re on the Wilmington I & Wel
don and Carolina central rauroaus
ua wn nlaced at 2 cents per mile
each way for all who may attend.
A Caution.
We would call the attention of some
thoughtless boys to the Mayor's procla
mation regarding the explosion of firex
crackers in the streets. Beginning on
Monday noon, next they 'may indulge
in the sport t0 thcir kaarta content
until New Year's Day, but before tha1
time it is in direct violation of the ordi
nance. I I !
HaaArrived. 1
Rev. Dr. Tatest the recently appoint
sd Dastor to Front Street M.E. Church,
and family, arnvea last nigut yn me
9:40 train and were received by a large
number of people, who hadjiot tailed
to have a warm supper for their bene
fit. Dr. Yates is no I stranger in our
eity. having served the charge-tor four
years under a previous . appointment.
He was first sent here from the Salis
bury Conference, which con venca 10
the veari IDriAates is a i man
whom, the better you know him the
better vou like him. His friends in
this city are legion and: as a preacher
he has few superiors. He . will preaca
at the Front Street Church: to-morrow
at llamand7spm,
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Fruit at Auction. - itf jg i
Mr. Jno. It. Turrentine has received
a consignment of fruit from the West
Indies per schooner City of Nassau and
offers it for sale by auction. Mr. S.
W . Davis will auctioneer the ? fruit on
Monday morning. All those in want
of fine bananas.coaconuts. oranges, etc.,
should not tail to take adrantajje of thl
opportunity.
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Personal..
Mr. V. D. Southall, lor many years
a- locomotive engineer on the different
railroads in this State, gave us the
pleasure of a call yesterday; He had
been on a visit to his brother. Mr. Geo.
A. Southall, at . Magnolia. Duplin j
county, and was on bis return to his
home in Mississippi where lie baa been
employed as an engineer on the Mobile
& Ohio Railroad. V
Cotton. i
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The receipts of cotton at this port for
the week, ending with to-day-foot up
3 471 bales as against 6,769 bales for
the corresponding week 0 fast year,
a decrease this week of 3,299 bales.
The receipts of the crop year to date
foot up 74,703 bales, as against 87,703
bales to same date last year, a deerease
this year of 12.995 bales. (
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Adjourued.
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Ponder County Superior Court con
cluded the labors of the term and ad
journed last evening. There were no
penitentiary offences, and the grand
jury made but very few presentments'
iThe report ot the grand jury was veijy
complimentary to the County Commis
sioners, and among other things the
immediate construction of a suitable
iail for county , purposes was strongly
urged.
lr, Yates. ,
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The Ealeigh Visitor, speaking of Rev.
Drl Yates1 removal from that city to
his thus speaks of the regret with
which the people of Raleign give him
up to us: ,
The Rev. Dr. E. A. Yates, who has
neon stationed t at .aeuton street
yearsT, left this afUrnoon for WiTmmg
ton. together witn bis laxniiy. iunng
bis stay here tbe uoctor maao nosis 01
warm and devoted trienas wno regret
to Dart with him. He is lastly consid
ered one of the ablest ministers in the
North Carolina .Conference, and the
noonle of Wilmington are to be con
gratulated upon having nim with them
again. lie will, no uoudu receive a
cordial welcome by his congregation
on his arrival in that city to-night.
The Lecture Season.
The Wilmington Library Association
have succeeded in securing the follow
ing gentlemen to lecture on the dates
and subjects named:
Eirypt." on Jan. 3d, 1884, by Hon.
Simon Wolff, of Washington, D. C.
John Randolph, of Roanoke," on
Jan. 0th. by Rev. Dr. Milburn. g
Stonewall Jackson," Jan 11th, by
Rev. Dr. Milburn.
"Be True to Thyself," Jan. 21st, by
Rev.J. B, Hawthorne i of Richmond
Va
r "Great Orators. Ancient and Mod
CTnVV Jan; 22nd7 by.the same. , U - i -Invisible
Somebody," Jan. 28th, by
Hon. Wm. Cdmback, of Indiana.
JJenovolent Fraternity.
At a regular meeting of Hanover
Council NoU.S.Fm held ajTiea
kin Hall on Tuesday evening. Dec. I8tb
1883, the fojlowlnf officers were elected
for the 1 ensuing term: 5 '
Deputy S. P. J. I. Macks. ,
Prestdent-Tho8. P Post.
Vice President-fD. H. Walsh. ,
Counsellor B. J. Jacobs Jr.
Secretary Jas. F. Past Jr, ,
Financial Secretary Nath. Jacobi.
Treasurer Wm. Goodman.
Chaplain Rev. Dr. S. Mendelsohn.
Guide Jno. It Latta.
Warden Jno. T. Keen;
Sentry R. McRae Gilbert. I
Med. Examiner DrC F. W. Potter.
Trustees Saml. Bear Jr., Sam I.
Northrop, Sol. Bear.. , ;
. A Special Policeman.
A gentleman in this city, commenU
ing upon the very proper course pur
sued by Mayor Hall in discharging
Gilbert Holliday, the colored policeman
at Front street depot who was charged
with insolence and exceeding his duty.
writes to us in regard to one ot his acts
of which he was cognizant. He was at
the depot and saw this policeman jerk
an inoffensive white man, about to
leave the city, oQf the cars and take him
away.. In dolus this he was not only
insulting but brutal. - The white man
Who was removed was intoxicated at
the time but otherwise inoffensive. Hoi.
liday should be replaced by tone one
who will understand properly the duties
cf the position. - .
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, - Strictly Business. "
There was a fair attendance1 at the
Opera House last night to witness the
performance of the above named come
dy by Mr. C. B. Bishop and bis com
pany. Mr. Bishop-tis. no stranger in
Wilmington , and the roars of laughter
with which he was continually greeted
last night was a matter of course, and
"strictly bugineas' There is not much
interest in the plot aside from the char
acter be assumes, and, in fact, the play
is Bishop and Bishop is the play. II6
was well supported, the performance
went off smoothly-and everybody was
delighted. -
To Builders and others- Go to Jaco
bi'8 for Sash, Blinds and Doors. Glass
&c You can get all sizes- and at the
lowest pricM. , 1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
"Old Reliable House.'7
rpHE PLACE WHERE YOU CAN ORDER
Oysters from and be eertaln to get them, as
we always look out for our friends Christmas
times. If you fall to get Oysters your order
was not sent to
i W. E. DAVIS A SON, -
W Proprietors of the only regular estab
lished fishery In this section. dec 22
A SSOO Lot
Q ITRI6TM AS CARDS ! )( '
BEAUTIFUL HAND PAINTED.
t
Just Received by Express.
The iuot fastidious can be pleased.
Come one, come all.
j Come great, come small,
To
HEINSBERGER'S,
dec a Lire Book and Music Stores
FRUIT I FRUIT t
AT AUCTION.
EX SCHOONER CITY OF NASSAU.
O ALE WILL BE CONTINUED vDAx
morning, at 10 o'clock. rrom day to day
untU all Is sold. Cargo consists of fine
BARACOA COCO AN UTS an1 NINAS;
Alo. a few CURIOSITIES IN SHELLS. &c.
JOHN R. TURRENTINE,-Consignee.
BETH W. DAVIS, Auctioneer,
dec M-2t
ORANGES.
10,000
SuPot Flnrirln flrjincrftci !
www . .w. .v. w...Qww .
M. i W"t
be sold very low for cash. I
Is. G. CHERRY,
N. E. Corner Marker and Second sts.
dec 22 -1
OFFICE GKNERAL MANAGER,
W., W & O..R, R.,
Wilmington, N. C, Dec. 22, 1883.
rpHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stock-
holders or the Wilmington, wrightsvuie .
Onslow R. R., will be held In this city on
Monday and Tuesday, January 11th and 15th.
All friends of the enterprise all over the conn.
try i
mat
try s swell as the StockuoldersarQ earnestly
iuested to attend
ihe tare on tbe WUwington A Weldon R. R.
A Uw 11V VU UV t sn vu W V4VIVM aw
ana oarouna wenirai u. oas oeen wuucsu
to 2 cents per mile, each way, for all who may
attraarTicfcetsgoodfroTO Uw iitntotne,in
lacluilve. f f
i, v
tsjFm snA.Ki.isi,
dec M IV 1
Gen'l Manager
AiSWEEPINGI REDUCJJ0N
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T?OR THE N EXT SEVERAL DAYfcO
-a. . s v
ma in tnk TOiim fP fithftT iTOOds.
'Come and see the prices of our TOYS.
Come and ee one Fancy Plush and Moroo
CO TOILET BO AES. : , ,
Come and see our Gilt and Jet JEWELRY.
Cmm and see our HAND SATCHELS and
POCKET BOOKS, Plash and -Morrocco In all
colors..
4 f,
Come and' see the prices of our Linen and
Lace COLLARS and FICJ
ICHUS.
jnade up LACE GOODS
Come and see the prices of our HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and UNDERWEAR. .
Come and see eur Immense stock of COR
SETS, CORSET CASES and BRIDAL SETS.
Come and sea the prtcs of eur "SinrrMnen,
and Lace HANDK'FS. - .
- Come and see our FRINGES, GIMPS, BUT
TONS and DRESS TRIMMINGS.
ws i tt J! n- f,.:i - 4il 1 1 ?
Come and see our SATINS, I VELVETS,
PX.U&HES and CRAPES. j .
Above all and all, do come and see our
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MlllSnaru nanqitmnnt
llllilllioi j ubpai viiiwiii
Hats, Trimmed and Untrimmed, Feathers,
flowers. Birds, Wlng Plumes, AcAc.
f The exceedingly tow pricesi will certaJnlr
astonisa yoa at
TAYLOR'S, BAZAAR,
US Market St., Wllmirgton, N. C.
dec a '- t .-' ' '' ... t .... -
NO. 302
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Oranges! Oranges!
ON HAKD AND TO JLURIYE. ONE C AU
load Choice Florida Oranss to bo sold In
lots to suit purchasers. "
TJARENTINK A TURLINGTON,
dec 1J13 22 21 29. 182 Market street.
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C,.
MAYOR'S OFB.ICE '
1 December 20,1883.?
Notice.
i LL CITIZENS WHO MAY WISH , TO
purchase FLAGGING or CURB-STONE, will
liavean opportunity of getting the meat
City Contract Prices by sending in their orders
to me at once. ' E. I). HALL,
dec 21 3t Mayor
I CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C, j
MAYOR'S OFFICE, 1
' , December 20th, is?i
Christmas Notice.
rjlUE ORDINANCK PROHIBITING THE
flrlnsr of Canton Crackers. Ac. will be sus
pended from December 24th, noon, untU the
1st of January.
Blowing of Ilorna by Men or Boys In squads,
on the streets or sidewalks, wiU be prohibited.
Boys wiU be allowed to blow smaU horns in
a moderate way. . . l). uall,
dec 21 3 1
Mayor.
Housekeepers
Attention
IF TOU WANT THE BEST LAUNDRY
Soap over sold in Wilmington, go to No. 19
North Second street, and ask for "Klrkman's
Borax Soap". It removos all grease spots and
maaes ciotnes waiter 1 nan any otner soap,
dec 20 E. G. BLAIR, Agt
Boarding.
A FEW MONTHLY BOARDERS CAN WB
accommodated at MRS. PICKETT, No. 110
Market St.,, South side, beten Front and
Second streets. Also bo furnished by the
day or week. Only $J.'Z5 per day and $5 and
upwards per Good board and clean,
carefully tended rooms. dec 20-lw
Oysters ! Oysters I
JJUMPHREY, JENKINS A CO., WILL
receive at their Oyster House, No. 112, South
rroni aircei, uj sauons lino NEW RIVER
Will br T" Mf ArvUln Harden Ova.
P riafivT.u ift i Tiers sent C. O. D. Oraer w
icited. 1 dec SO
iCMAS MARKET.
The Finest Display Since
tUe ft fir I-
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TB PROMISE OUR PATRONo AND
the public generally for this Christmas the
nnegtMajketBecn m Wilmington' since tbe AZfm&X
: W chaUecompn .wlthihe BEEF
I dll. T 4, . , y.r,Tf A. left.
lAfa r1 pirnls at
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MUTTON, VEAL, PORK, SAUSAGES, C
J .it rRWipn Pnnr.TRV.
v
weKuarantee tne oesteooas. pouteatien-
tlon and prompt delivery.
M-rm-r m--.r
T T? IVTkTTOP
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Ronlrrm rf Sol a n-P "Ronta
wwiuafufiu wuixw M,yjvjw
and Shoes,
T have bought the entire Bankrupt Stock of I
Dryfoos Sternberger and wm close It out at
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Mfl,TlllTar.ulTfi? S rrlPfiS I
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This stock is known far and wide as the
gsfc--W
purchasers toj examine same before buying
eJff DAVID.
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AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES
IS NOW OFFEBED BY
Munds Bros, and DeRosset,
Market and Second Streeu.
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. iiironze ana wiu uniuunii,
I n a ,11 V
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Cigar and Cigarette Cases,
, o 'Ckrlstmas Cards, Hand Painted,
Jnk Stands, unique designs.
O foentlemen's Dressing Casoa.
v
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J ItfmAlrav Kata trow Kkuhh
OtUBUl l jm. Muuui
a
Cut Glass Cologne Bottles
if
decs
Cigars! Cigars I
XTEW BRANDS OF UNEXCELLED Stock,
A luxury within reach of all. -ToUet
Soap, anew and elegant nne.
Tooth Bruahes. cheattest and beat, at
r WILLIAM IL GREEN'S.
- oav 10 - HT Market Rtreot-
CHRISTMAS GOODS. ;
-pvOLLS, DOLL HEADS. HOME MADE
Dolls, Millinery, Perfumery, Hair and Fancy
Goods. All for Christmas.
'A' dec 13 , No. 119 S SecoadBtrect
?w-fBw'"PLg ABB KOTICS. :d-'
Vfa win be glad . recclrs ccsamnx!catto9
from our friends on any mad ail' tub j sets ',
generallnteresttmt . , : "
jfTha name of the witter must always be A
alahed to the Editor.
Communlcatlona must be written on ml
onoaldeot the paper. , ' . . -,,'.-
PerBonaKtles must be arolded '
And it Is especially and particularly end
stood that the Editor does not always endox
thO Tlewaof correspondents unless so state
In the editorial columns. .
"The Old North State
Forever J
rjIHE 'OLD NORTH STATE SALOOK.'.'
No. 6 South lont St,, Is prepared (or Its
annual Christmas crus ade. All of Its depart
ments ha to been replenished, and It Is now
so well fortified that It will be able to with.
Btand all assaults mado upon It for two weeks
at least.' That "
Old Clemmer Whiskey
Rires universal saUsfactloB, , :
.-'while the v
"BAT VIEW BEER"
, la pronounced tile best In the city. 1
r A rail stock of the finest , . . '
N. C. CORN Wins KEY, APPLE BRANDT.
WINE8, CHAMPAGNES, Ac.
0
Hi.
There Is no use talking about
Wc have got them, and everybody knows tC
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Our friends are. notified that we. have made
arrangements for a full supply of
those famous '
Horne Garden Oysters
So there will be no disappointment on
that score. . .. .
Our friends are invited to caU early, a ad
often od we shall endeavor to provide th
means for a Merry Christmas.
dec )94t J. M. McGOWAN "a SON
New Eestaurant.
THE HEW LADIES AND GENT'S ' BBS
taurant on Front street, over the store of
Messrs Giles and Murohison: entrance. Bank
ofew?&n.overBulldln8 ha been opened,
and will be kept open dally. Sundays from
8.-0 a. m.. until 4 p. m. Meals served In the
best style at aU hours of the day and evening.
Boston Brown Bread and Bakod Beans a spe
cialty. Oysters served in every style. .
Bills of fare now ready. .
dec 14 2w M. BERNABDV
fc u J tmao Clo o r
MISS E. KARRER
WILL OPEN THIS WEEK A NICE
ASSORTMENT OF 1
Fancy ArticlesforChristmas
Have In a complete Stock of .
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J Y 1 1 1 1 fl 6 Tf dLtlQ ttmQy UOOOS,
I CROCHET SHAWLS and FASCINATORS,
CAPS and SACQUES. . AU sixes, colors and
V WUKK 52 151
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JjQO UUU IOT X OUr 11 11111061
fXQ ANNUAL GIFTS TO OUR CUSTOM.
i era will be nresented at onr stora on Nm
Years. Dav. customers who tihara not
j received tickets for each dollara worth
I r gxxM Dongnt or ua and paid for-
IdurTn the year of 18?3, will please call at
i once ana get
. rirv rlrtllAr
I In best stvle
- is une x ine suit oz domes maao to order
2nl-One Elegant China Tea Sett.tiew deeJgn
3rd One Suit of Fancy ImportedUnderwear
4 th one oiaoxona tcan Pin. i
5th One Pair Solid Gold Initial Sleeve Bat
tons
6th One celebrated fMelvllle, Hat.
f111 CoU' Ut6it dc'
wu w mm mm mm w mrm wmm0 VVyHNka W W mm '
i srana. .
V 8th One Morarcn Yoke Bosom Llsen Shirt.
lotn-oce Beautiful Flush ?eart.
I inn une &uver ueaaea walking cane.
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iSrEZX"" iI&.'ESSS V . 1
aKS?.'
i6ne Pair Famotu Boston Gariers. '
1 "th-One Pair Iinsey's Patent Sleeve flupi
I vir
Total value of articles given away $203. i - '
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Tailors and Ilaberdashers. '
dec 12 Wilmington. N. C. ,
My Friends in Brunswick
QOCNTY WILL PLEASE BEAR IN mind
tnat I am open at 115 Front St., opposite New
Market House, where I will be pleased to see
them. I carry a good stock of Groceries, etc,
and am also prepared to serve the rltr itxAa.
. Stall and yard room free of charge to country
uauc. iioua u.'iuu.
dec 13 iw i lis Front Ht.
Christmas Novelties,
' ' We do not claim to have ' 1
A GREATER VARIETY OR FiNER GOO
thao any one elsey
WE ONLY POLITELY ASK YOr
AND JUDGE FOB YOT" ' ,
dec 10
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