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THIS rATEB
Sundays
ex
eepted by .
JOSMT. JAMK8,
EPITOB A'D FHOFXIKTOR.
.rBSCBlTTXOSS POSTAGE' PAID:
r ft.oo. 8lx months, $2.00. "Three
Ub fi-; One month, 35 cents.
' wm bo delivered by carriers free
ne r r. i.nrt of the eitv. at the above
)!c,s...Muir week. -
lnw and liberal.
4nt"berawiIJ report any and all
(all
ies
rnc Dnilv Buww ha the jargcrt i
InJiin. of anv newxnaner s
rj.rrulation. of anv ncwmipcr
VMSissippi. at Davenport, Iowa,
cl)yicclastwicck-
The astronomer ascribe the
nhpn hr. sun sets to -''either
..ir." ow ttm -
hzed heat or cold or vapor." We
The Kc' York board of aldcruieu
vjve adopted an ordinance requiring
electric light compauics to lay tbeir
r;ruDdcrSTound adcr two years irom
Mav.Mi. ....
Bjamin Turner, of Frankfort. JJy..
whose left arm was amputated by the
cars on the Louisville & Nashville rail
road in 1531. has received judguictU for
$11032.-30.
St Iioab will put forth strong efforts
the Democratic national
to
Committee to bdect that
place tor holding the
National Convention.
city as the
Democratic
Tiie bchedules in the assignment of
Scidebach, Schwab & Co., New York,
clothing merchants, placed the liabili
ties at $712,181: nominal assets $581,
131, actual assets 283,155.
Wm.Conroy, the New York police
man recently found guilty pt murder in
the first degree for killing Peter Kee
uan on December 3, has been santenced
to be hanged Febraary 8, 1884.
The board of public aecounts in
Pennsylvania claim that the western
Union Telegraph company is indebted
to the State for taxes for 1879 and 1881
lo the amount of about $56,000.
!
James Blaine, a son of ex-Secretary
Blaine, was expelled last week lrom
Georgetown. D. C, College. This is
the third episode of the kind in the
youth's brief but exciting career.
The scenery in "Herodiade," the new
Italian opera, just produced in Paris, is
made entkely of paper , and cost only
1,000; whereas, if it had been painted
it could not have been mounted for less
lhan $60,000
In the Dominion Legislature last
week a motion was made declaring Hon.
Ailam Cooke, late Minister of Educa
tion for Ontario, a lunatic and appoint
ing a committee to take charge of his
person and estate. v
A Baltimore lawsuit develops The
lactihata young widow in that city
three years ago married her father-in-
law. The laws ot Maryland prohibit
such a marriage, but she was probably
ignorant of the fact. '
The cotton crop report for the Memv
phis district, embracing Western Ten
nessee, Northern Mississippi aud North
ern Arkansas, shows a decrease of
twenty per cent., the yield . being esti
mated at 5,656,330 bales.
la Philadelphia, a few days ago, Jas.
Mendham swallowed a tin tag wbioh
was attached t&. a piece of western
dressed mact. The tag lodged in the
throat, producing an ulcer. Mendham
died from a hemorrhage.
Beginning January 18 there will be a
national cocking main at Chillicotbe,
0.,4vhieh will last five days. It is as
serted that birds from New York, Ohio,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia,Virginia
aud other States will be entered .
At Pittsburs, Pa., James Weaver,
employed in a, factory, bad his arm
caught in the belting of an1 engine, and
be was drawn into the machinery. He
was torn limb from limb, portions 6 1
his body being scattered a distance of ap
Hundred feet.
Chas. Gehriiig and John Isaacs, two
letter carriers in the Baltimore postof"
See, were arraigned before the TJ. S.
Court last week, charged with burning
letters sent through the mail' Gehring
pleaded guilty and was given three,
months iuiail. Isaacs, however, stood
trial and was acquitted.
Daraala, the ex-husband of Bern.
hardt, has made a hit in his new play
f"L9Maitre des Forges" in Paris.
One of the papers says that since Mario
oo" such accomplished gentleman has
been seen upon the stage as Damala.
It is gratifying that the distinguished
SBntleman has shown capacity to earn
his own living. v' - T
The San Luis Valley, in Southern
dorado, is to be irrigated by means of
Ste&t canal, work on which will socn
besin. The canal is to be seven miles
l0D a&d sixty feet ?ide at the bottom,
u lhere are to be many lateral canals
rrom it. it i8 intended to redeem 30,000
acrw of iaucl now almost worthless.
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VOL. VII. . WILMINGTON. N. C. MONDAY. DECEMBER 24,
T rr a j tt TXTCl
JJJ AJJ X JLZk it
lDEI TO NEW AfWERTISEMEMTX.
W U GETStx Cigars . ' ' 1
A A K 3ICDotrG4LL Alles
Wm WEEKS-Stcam Vacbt Louice.
C V YATiis ChrltTas Novelties i
Call Early at the Old Kortb fctate".
Fakkee A Tatlob The Very Idea
BICEPS BkOS. A DkBosset tVc Offer '
W E Davis A So; goo GalJous Oystcra
R M McTxTinB Lirgc Stock of Wraps
P L Bbidgubs & Co Candy ler Cbritniao
TLElssvZBiKH A $rm.lri Obrlstma Cards
The rcceJpt8ef coitou at thi3 tport to
day foot up 513 bales!
The days arc gfwjug longer but tbo
increase is as yet imperceptible.
The Postoflice will cflpsb to-tinorrow
at 0:30 A. M-aud rcopeq at 5 P. M. i
Yesterday was a cold, stormy and
disagreeable day, and many remained
home from divine service in consequence
Thestreelfi. tat BonJe of the crossings,
aro almost impassable ou account of
the mud. and especially in the ni$ht
time. . . .
Air. J. M. Hartsfieid, of Blorganton,
arrived in tbo city this I morning and
will spend the Christmas holidays with
his parents.
There wero lots of young pcoplo virish
ing lor pleasant weather this morning,
as the prospects tor1 fun on .Christmas
looked rather gloomy. i
Eggs have beeq sold at remarakably
reaspnable prices this Christmas sea
son, 25 cents per dozen being 'about ail
that has been asked thus 1 far. "
The streets have been filled ' with
people all day and the trade in the
different stores has been all that could
be desired by reasonable people.
"Santa Claus" is .expected' to make
bis annual rounds at about midnight,
and will undoubtedly be laden with
toys and good things for the iuyenlle3L
Schr Mattie Holmes, Perkins, oleared
to day lor Port-au-Spain, Trinidad
with 207,652 feet luihber, Talued at
$4,431.90; shipped by Messrs E Kidder
& Son. -
Rev. Di Y'ates preaehed at the Front
Street M. E. Churchl forenoon and
night, yesterday, and there, was a larace
cotigregation to welcoca e his , return to
Wilmingtonagain.il
Now for crackers, horns, and drums
until the latter part of the week. Go
ahead, boys, and have your -fun! But
we would advise you to beware of the
dangerous toy pistol. ( I
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A mink whioh has been playing sad
havoc with the feathered tribe in the
vicinity of the Adrian Engine House
was killed on the csorrier of Fourth and
Dock streets on Saturday.
To those who are disposed to gruni
bio at the price charged for a marriage
license, we beg leave' to s'ay that the
article is of cast-iron durability and
will last for a life time without rcypair-
A sprig of pine sent tl your sweet
heart signifies "I pine for thee." The
answer is, a "pine knot." A box of tar
pills signifies, "I stick jto thee." Spirits
turpentine signifies, "yoi dry up," or,!
"Git up and git."
Rev Mr. Hull occupied the pulpit ot
the Fifth Street M. E, Church yester
day, forenoon and night It was 'his
first service in his newchargq, and be
created quite a favorable impression
among his hearers.
Salnrdav niffht was a busy time i fof
r or w . . i
the! merchants, and their: assistants and
they were kept bard at work
until a late hour, It was a
timo when a i lara:ev portion of
the holiday goods were purchased,
though many more bayo been bought
to-day. " - '
We are indebted to Messrs. Latham.
Alexander & Co., bankers and cotton
commission merchants, of Ttevr York,
for a beautiful colored lithograph of the
Paris Bourse and the Bank of j France.
It is of great delicacy ot finish, exquisite
nejs of color and beauty of general
fiflffcet and is a most fitting "picture for
theVwall of any oflice.
City Court.
Jerry Pearsal', colored, was brought
before the Mayor this morning charged
with disorderly conduct, and a fine of
$5 Imposed, in default of which he was
sent below for 20 days. I
Thomas Jefferson, colored, an 61d
offender, for disorderly conduct, paid
for the offense by a fine of $3.
Porelcn Honors to1 a Friend of
- America. ' ,
SruNEr, New South alesttAI the
New Zealand International Exhibition,
thA highest rtriza was awarded St.
Jacobs Oil. the Great Remedy for paln-
curing and neaUDg.
Bmlt
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Sudden Death
Sotthy Willis. colorod, wife ot Godfrey
Willi3, a well-known carpenter in this
city, died very suddenly last night. he
had been in good health until, a 6hort
time before her death, which is sup
posed to have been caused by .a con
gostive chill. She was a wcll-fcnown
cake baker.
Xippincott's. ('
LippincoW- Magazine for January
contains an aTiauut of varied and en
tertaining reading, which, gives the
the best ass arancc of tbe good things
to be expected during the coming year.
It opens with a description of the
new public building of Philadelphia,
writteu with marked ability, and copi.
ous illustrated. "Notes of Converse
tions with Emrson," brings, ,up ; very
Vividly the figure of tbo great New
England thinker in the simplicity of
his Concord home. ' Matthew Arnold
in America," is an appreciatire criti
cism. "Hawaii Ponoi" is an amusing
account of the recent coronation 'or
King Kalakaua. Undcrgradaat6 Life
at Oxford," an account of the great
flour mills of Minneapolis, and the first
of a series of naners ou "Healthv
Homes", by Felix LOswald.are interest
ing and instructive. The opening chap
ters of '-Sebia's Tangled Web," a short
serial story, "ChristmasJEve at Tuckey
ho," and "Whither Curiosity Led,"
constitute the fiction in this number.
There is the usual variety of short pa-
P33 in the Gossip," and the notices
of the new publications, priacipallv
holiday books, are numerous and dis
criminative.
A Cure For Drunkenness.
There is a prescription in rise in En
gland for the cure . of drunkenness, by
which thousands are said to have been
enabled to recover themselves. The
recipe came into notoriety by the efforts
of Mr. John Vine Hall, commander
of the Great Eastern steamship. He
had fallen into such habitual drunken
ness that his most earnest efforts to
reclaim himself proved tmvaillng ; at
last he sought the advice of an eminent
physician, which he followed faithfully
for several months, and at the end of
that time he had lost all desire for
liquor, aithough he had been for many
years led captive by a most debasing
appetite, The recipe, which i he after
Wards published, and by which so
many drunkards have been assisted to
reform, is given here as appropriate to
the season : Sulphate of iron 20 grains :
magnesia, 40 grains; peppermint, 44
drachms': spirits ot nutmeg, 4 draehms.
Dose, one tablespoonful twice a day.
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Santa Claus.
The history ot Santa' Claus a curious
mixture ,of truth a'nd fable goes far
back into the ancient time. Centuries
ago a child was born in Asia Minor who
received the name of Nicholas, His pa
rents were wealthy and of high- rank,
and desiring to express their gratitude
a r j , l. - - - a t- gr at. L ' a 1 -
co laou lor tue oirta oi ineir son, vney
resolved to educate him for the Christian
priesthood. Tho child was sober and
thoughtful, and while yet young both
his parents died, and hc inherited . their
great wpalth. He considered the riches
a sacred trust; be fed the hungry, he
clothed the destitute and performed all
kinds of good deeds as sacredly as pos
sible. As a priest he was greatly . be
loved ; as a bishop . he continued his
benevolence ; after his death the church
canonized him, and he became one
of the greatest ot patrou . saints, being
revered as tbo helper ! of the poor,
the protector of the weak, and as
the especial patron saint of little
children, who were taught to believe
that their gifts came from him. Saint
Nicholas was the name given , him by
the monks, and this was familarly
ohanged to Santa' Nic'laus, and finally
clipped down to Santa 'Glaus, who is
still represented as retaining, bis old
habits of secret benevolence and coming
down the chimney at nights, laden with
Chrstmas presents for children. A
pleasant fiction it is to them, under the
cover of which that charming secrecy
concerning the donors of gifts is kept
up, though little eyes and ears and
minds are keen, and Santa Clans is
usually very well known to thexn as a
much more modern personage than old
St. Nicholas. But the children enjoy
the harmless pretense, the mysterious
filling of stockings and the heavily laden
Christmas tree.
Coal Oil or Pretroleum may be very
nice for i illuminating or lubricating
purposes.' bnt surely it is not the proper
thing to cure a cough with. Dr. Ball's
Cough Syrup is looked upon as the
standard Cough remedy.
: For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery
go to Jacobx' HardwareDepot. ; t
EETIEF.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LARGE STOCK OF WRAPS
. ' SUCH AS ' . . '' - ..
Jackets, Ulsters, New Market Dolmans, v
. Silk Circulars and Dolmans,'
AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVEK.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, FOR ALL AGES;
LADIES', GENTS' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS. RUGS, LACE CURTAINS. DAMASKS , &c.
Special attention is called to Evening Shades of BrocadcJLHtomans bought at
j a bargain and offered at a small advance.
R. iUl. CIclNTIRE.
dec 24, 18S3 ; 1 ; .' . (
In accordanco with our usual custom, ( PA TT PAPTTI
and Wednesday, for the holidays. We
will resume on, Thursday. t
WilmtDfirtou LIgrUtlntantry.
, The alterations which have been in
progress at the armory of the Light
Infantry have been ! completed, and
fchere are now 65 personal cases for the
usebf the members. The new equip
ments have been received and these are
put in their respective cases. The
company numbers 58 active members,
and there are several applications for
membership now pending. There , are
10 honorary members, 32 members of
the veteran corps present; in the city
and 10 contributing members to the
company. I
i Remember the Poor. ;
"The podr ye have with you always"
and at no time of the, year should this
be more generally remembered.by those
who have been blessed with worldy
goods than during the gladsome Christ
mas season now so near at hand. In
many households in Wilmington there
are children whose parents are too poor
to provide them with the luxureis they
should have at Christmas, and it is to
be hopeor that all who can afford to do
so will see that these little ones are
properly cared for, so that they may
share the joy and, happiness that the
approaching holidays bring. It is un
derstood that some of tho churches wil
have Christmas tree festivals for the
benefit ot the poor children of the con
gregation and it would be well for all to
follow the same, example.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Very Idea,
A ISIUE NEW STOVE,
j FOR CHRISTMAS,
' And from i
PARKER & TAYLOR.
PURE WHITE OIL. I dec 24
Steam Yacht Louise,
JJASSENGEB AND FREIGHT STEAMER
for SmlthYlllc dally. Rates low and accom
modations fine. The LOUISE la a new boat
and is guaranteed safe. Will leave Smithyille
8 A. 31. Leave Wllmlngtsn S o'clock P. M. .
I WM. WEEKS,
dec 2 ly. . Agent and Owner.
Apples.
JpECEIVED TO-DAY ANOTHER LOT OF
Apples. ( Also, ome Dried Black Berries,
Apples, Chestouta, Chickens, Potatoes and
Eggs. At R. Mc DOUG ALL,
do. U Chestnut St, bet. Front and Water
dec 21 - Wilmington, N. C.
Candy for Christina !
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fieautiful 5 Pound Boxes
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Rooster's Pnre Candies,
v A LARGE SUPPLY ON HAND.
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Whiskeys, Wines, Brandies,
ALL KINDS AND ALL PRICES. j
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Mince Meat, Plum Pudding,
Preserves, &c, &c,
Urge Supply of Fire-Works
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That must b sold.
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P. L. BBIDGEBS & CO.
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HO IZorth Front St.
dtc24
1883.
NO. 303
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TJTHE PATRONS OF THE "OLD NORTH
STATE SALOON" are Jnvlted to call early
I
to-morrow morning and partake ot a Chilat
mas Eg$ $ogg. A Hapr Christmas to all of
you ! dco 24
300
Q.ALLONS FINE FAT OYSTERS to hand
to day for-our Chrlistmaa tradp, and arrange
ments made for a full supply for the balance
t . , - " . t
of the week. W. E. DAVIS & SON.
Proprietors of the only regular estab
lished fishery in this section dec 21
Oranges! Oranges!
-N HAND AND TO ARRIVE. ONE CAR-
Vload Choice Florida Oranges to be sold in
iocs co sun purcuasers.
BARENTINE & TURLINGTON,
dec 1113 22 2 1 29. T32 Market street.
i WE
TO CLOSE OUR STOCK !
jglSQUE FIGURES, l per paircost.
Leather Perfume Cases. 2 bottles, filled.tl.
Ladles' Hand Satchels from 50c up, at cost.
A few Cut Glass Cologne Bitters.'
Comb and Brush Seta at ridiculous figures; ' .
In fact, we will not refuse any Just figures
jor me remainaer or our biock. uive us a can.
Munds Bros. & DeRosset,
P. S. Our New Tears and Christmas Cards
boxed If or mailing, i The loveliest card ever
offerea our Wilmington public. t dec 24
CITY OF WILMINGTON, N. C,
MAYOR'S OFEICE,
1 j . December 20, 18S3.
Notice.
-LL CITIZENS WHO MAY WISH TO
purchase FLAGGING or CURB-STONE, will
have an opportunity of getting the me at
T
City Contract Prices by pending in their orders
to mc at once. I E. D. HALL,
dec 21 3t Mayor
CITY 6F WILMINGTON, N. C,
MAYOR'S OFFICE,
1 December 20th,
piiristnias Notice.
rjIHE ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE
firing of CanUm Crackers, Ac, will be sua
penned from December 24th, noon, until the
1st of January. i ,
Blowing of Horns by Men or Boys in snua Je,
on the streets or sidewalks, will be prohibited.
Boys will be allowed to blow email horns in
a moderate way. E, D. HALL,
dec 21 3t Mayor.
Housekeepers
I Attention
IF YOU WANT THE I BEST LAUNDR1
Soap ever sold in Wilmington, go to No. l:
North Second street, and ask for "Kirkman
Borax Soap". It removoa aU grease spots an
makes clothes whiter than any other Boa p.
dec SO
E. G. BLAIR, Agt
Boarding. 1
FEW MONTHLY BOARDERS CAN BE
accommodated at MBS. PICKETT'S. No. 110
Market St., South aide, between Front and
Second streets. Also board furnished by the
day or week. Only 1.2-5 per day and $5 and
upwards per week. Good board and clean,
carcfoilv tended rooms. dec 20-lw
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Oysters ! Oysters I
HUMPHREY, JENKINS A jcO.. WILL
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receive at their Oyster House, No. E112. South
Front Street, $j wJlons fine NEW RIVER
OYSTERS every day until Christmas. Wo
will have 40 gallons of those fine Garden Oys
ter) raised by Mr. W. A. Canady, to morrow,
(Friday). Oysters sent CO. D. . Orders ao
iclted.
dec 20
Bankrupt Sale of Boots
i and Shoes.
Jj have bought the entire Bankrupt 8tock of
Dryfoof A Sternberger and will close It out at
leas than " ..
Manufacturer's Prices !
This stock Is known far and wide as the
HANDHiMEST and BEST. SELECTED of
mv I. th. 41 . m mmM mm , V A ma. mw Atrrw tm .
beaoU very low for eaatt only it will pay
purchasers to examine same before burioz
I elsewhere, - - ' -. - , .
, decW - 1 , ' A. DAVID,
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PLEASE NOTICE.
We will bo glad to receive communication
from our friend on any and all subjeeta '
general Interest but
E The namo of the writer must always to fa
nlshed to the Editor.
Communicatleirtfl must be. written on : oal
one side of the paper. ? n - ,
Personalities must be avoided.:" V
Ami It la especially and particularly und
6tood that the Editor does not always endoi
the tIcws of corrcspondenta unless ao state
la the editorial columns.'
A SWEEPING REDUCTION
pOR THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS, ho
as to make room for other goods.
Come and ace tho prices of our TOYS. .
Come and see'otir Fanrv Plnkh nH xrrwn
co TOILET BOXES.
Comc.ond ?co our Gilt and Jet JEWELRY.
Come andscconr HAVn s ATrurr
POCKET BOOKS. Plush
colors.
Come and th iri-M r
Lace COLLARS and FICHUS. - .
Command see the prices of nnr lacks mid
made up LACE GOOD.
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Come and co the riir c f our HosiRnv
GLOVES, and UNDERWEAR. '
Come and pre our lmmpnun ntnrV nf rrrw
SETt, CORSET CASES and BRIDAL SETS,
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Come aid see the prices of our Silk. Linen,
aud IaceLANDKj'FS. . !
ctime ad tee our FRINGES, GIMPS, BUX- -TONS
ant DRESS TRIMMINGS.
, Come aL co 1 our SATINS, TVELVET8,
PLUSHK and CRAPES.
Above and aUYdo come and see our 1
Miinery Department
Hats, Ir&umod and Untrimmed, Featherl,
Mowers, IJirds, Wings, Plumes, Ac. Ac.
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Tho exceedingly low prices wIU certainly
astonish you at I . ! i
-TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
118 Markot StT, Vllmington. N. C.'
dec 22 - ?
FRUIT ! FRUIT I
AT AUCTION. 1
EX SCHOONER CITY OF NASSAU. , r
(In front ot Hall A Pear sail's)
gALK WjlLL BE CONTINUED MONDAY j
morning, at 10 o'clock, and from day today
untU aU Is sold. Cargo consists of .fine ,
BARACO A COCO ANUTS and BANANAS; j
Also, a few CURIOSITIES IN SHELLS, Ac.
JOHN R. TURRENTINE, Consignee. '
SETH W. DAVIS, Auctioneer j
dec 22-2t
Christmas Goods.
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MISS E. KABRER
WILL OPEN TniS WEEK A NICK 5
! S ASSORTMENT) OF I - L
Fancy ArticlesforChristmas
Have in a complete Stock of
Millinery and Fancy Goodsj
CROCHET SHAWLS and FASCINATORS.
CAPS andSACQUES. All sizes, ctolora and
prices in "JERSKYS-" I t
STAMPING and HAIR WORK done at rea
sonable prices. . - dec 17 1
ORATJCES.
JTTST EECEIVEt)
10,000
Sweet Florida Oranges K
jlTUST BE SOLD AT ONCE, I AND WILL
bo sold very low for cash.
I. G. CHE&RT. 1
N.1E. Corner Market and Second t.
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Look Out for Tour Number
OUR ANNUAL GIFTS TO OtTB CUSTOM
era will be presented at our Store on New
Years - Day. Customers who have 1 not
received tickets for each dollar's worth
of goods' bought of us and paid for
during tbo year of 1883, xvlll please call at'
once and get them. Wo givo ono ticket for
every doDar spent with us. The following
compriso the valuable presents that will bo
given to our customers j
1st One Fine Suit of Clothes made to order
in beet style. I
2nd Ono Elegant China TeaSett.newoIealrti
3rd One Suit of Fancy ImportedUnderweer
4th Ono Diamond Scarf Pin. , - T l
5tb One Pair Solid Gold Initial Sleeve But
tons " . I - . - : .
6tb One celebrated "Mel vilJe" Hat.
in uan jlhjz. -i;rown" collars, latest de
sign.
1th-
th Three Pairs Cuffs. thenonnbir!rn-vn
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stb One Monarch Yoke Bosom linen Shirt,
loth Ono Beautiful Plush Soarf. 1 i.
lltb One Silver Headed Walking Cane.
12tb One rancy bilk Handkerchief. 1
Uth One Beautiful Satin Necktie. ,
Hth-rOnc Pir of fRotolaa' gnjpendora. ,
15tbOnc Gold Collar Button, Pearl Btona
Scttir. i it
16th One Pair- Famous Boston Garters.
17th One Pair Llncya Talent Sleeve Sup
porters, i - ,. j '
i oiai vaiue oi articles given away 203.
JOHN D YER A SON.
Tailors and HabertbuhrM.
3ccl2 I ! Wllmlnztoa. N. C I
Cigars I Cigars !
JEW BRANDS OF UNEXCELLED Stock1,
Alnxnry within reach of all. 1 .
Toilet Soap, a new and elegant line. "
Tooth Brushes, cheapest and best, at
WILLIAM IL GREEN'S,
noy 1 117 Market Htrmmj.
A 05 OO Lot
GHRISTMAS CARDS I
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I BEAUTIFUL HAND PAINTED J
Jost Becelved by Expreu
r.
The moat faatidions can be pleated. A -
Come one, come all.
Come great, come pmalL
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SINSBERGER'S,
-dee M
Live Bock andl liiwio Stont