The Daily Review
MONDAY, DECEMB'R 24 1883.
Hve Daily Review has the largest
boa fide circufaiion, of any newspaper
ptMLihcd. in the city of WUminaUm. JS3
; STATE NEWS. .
Albemarle Obcrvr: Mr W K Kind
loy, from Bit. Pleasant, sends us the
following: Hard on hogs. W T Tuck.
er killed two hoes oh the 11th, ono
weighing 370 pounds and the other 383
pounds and they were only M mouths
old.
Concord Hevisler: Mr George A
Misenheimer killed hogs this week.
The large ono was 2 years old. and
weighed 504 lbs. Another 5h months
old weighed 186 lbs. Tho least one was
7 weeks and weighed 41 lbs.
Winston Pilot: We were sh own an
"ear of corn to-day raised by Stepheu
Donthit, of Davie county, which heads
anything wo ever saw in the matter of
corn, Thera Is one car about 10 inches,
in length around which arc six lesser
cars, all perfectly .joined together at
the base end.
- Ashcville Citizen:. Orders have been
givenl that the telegraph sball be located
on the) Western road along with the
tracks Iron-laying on the Murphy
line began on the 19lh in the presence
of Gov. Robinson, President Andrews.
Maj Wilson and Col Tate. Our Hay
wood friends are in jjreat glee over the
movement. r
Newborn Journal: The ; 'fatal af
fray" reported in Friday's Journal
turns jout to be a" suicide. One Peter
Hammons, colored, aged about 00 or 70
years, living in Jones county near the
Lenoir line, on tho A. VcN.G. Railroad,
was found about one hundred yards
from his house with his throat cut. Ilia
razor case was found on the floor of the
house and it iSrSupposed that he com
roittcd suicide:
Greensboro Patriot: Mrs. Dr. Peck,
wife of the President of Hampden Sid
ney College, accompanied Mr. Earnest
Caldwell home, and will spend the holi
days with Mrs. V. P. Caldwell. -The
matrimonial lever is higher in
this vicinity than it has been known
to be for a good many years. Some
old fogies say that it is an unmistaka
ble sign of hard times.
Hickory Press: On Wednesday last
wo noticed at the W. N. C. R..R. Depot
twenty two barrels of eggs, standing
ready for shipment. They were to be
sent mainly to New York to make' egg
nog, cake, &c, lor our Northern
brethren. Each barrel contained an
average of G5 doz- making in all 1430
dozen eggs- These were collected in
Hickory chiefly by one firxn during the
last few weeks.
Morsjanton Mountaineer : Those who
were on tho streets last Friday night
after ten o'clock were a little surprised
to find that the snow was falling fast
from a sky that was almost cloudless.
The storm lasted for an hour or more
' until the grouna ana tue nouso tops
were white. It was what some call' a
across the country for mile3 from snow
"clouds in the mountains.
- Scotland Neck Commonwealth: One
day last week while Mr Walter Shields,
residing a few miles from here, was
tearing down an old chimney ou his
place, he found a brick with this in .
scription : C D., May 3, 1713, Thp
letters were almost obliterated but tho
date was clear and distinct, and appear
ed to have been cut with a knife before
the brick was burned. The oldest citi
zens say that the chimney has been
there ever -since thpy can remember
and it is very probable that it was built
in the year 1713, making it 170 years
old.
Statesville Landmark: Dr 1 Uarrill
and Mr R W Price have let to Mr W F
Munday the contract to build them on
Davie aventie, a tobacco factory, 32x50
feet, with two stones and basement, in
which they will go to manufacturing
tobacco in the spriu-j- There left
hero Tuesday morniug, lorTexas. Rev
V I. Brown, late pastor ofthe Baptist
ehnrch, and family ; Miss ESicc Bost,
daughter of Mr H A Bost. of this place ;
Mr J S Martin, wife and five children ;
Capt G A Eagle aud wife, and Mr W
township; Mr W S Eagle, ol Oiin, and
Mrs Geo Ea?la and familv. who have
been on here from Texas on a visit for
some time pass. Mr Browu will stop
at his home in South Carolina, for a
short time, and will be joined there by
several families of his acquaintance iu
that Stato who will emigrate with him.
. Charlotte Observer: Among the
many heavy hoga kiljed by the' farmers
in this county this fall, one killed by
Mr John M Byrum, of Steel Creek
Ue slaughtered last Monday a hor that
tipped the beam at 511. This colossal
specimen of the porcine species was of
the Berkshire stock, and to say the
leas:, was a large hog. Capt I Y
Sage, superintendent of the Air Line
Railroad, has resigned that office, his
resignation to take effect Jannary 1st.
Capt Sage, we understand, resigns to
take the superintendency ofthe Georgia
Paciuc, vice col u i toreacre, wno win
take charge of the East Tennessee,
Virginia & Georgia Road. .Wo have
heard it rumored that Capt W H Green,
superintendent of the Richmond &
Danville, is to succeed Capt Sage and
will ho superintendent of tho line from
Richmond to Atlanta.
Mrs. Jarvis left yesterday morning for
Greenville, Vitt county, and v will pass
Christmas week there. Treasurer
Worth left yesterday afternoon for the
good old county of Randolph, and will
spen the holidays there. The
receipts of cotton here for the week
ending last Thursday were 1.584 bales,
against 2,166 for the corresponding
week last year. The total receipts from
Sept 1 to Thursday were 27.072 bales,
against 35.100 to the same date last
year. The amount of real and
personal property as listed for taxation
i3 as follows: Anson county. $2.045...
506; Ashe, $1,370,275; Allegany, 508
8S6 ; Caswell. $2,339,039. Sher5ff
S. E. Koonce, of Jons county., is the
fifth to settle with the State treasurer
payin? in $2 010.41. Sheriff Nathan;
M a Minn, of Transylvania, is the sixth
to sottlo. paymg in $l,o2. -Dr.
John W. Page, a well-known citi
zen of House's Creek township, drcp
peddead Thursday evening about 8
o'clock , as he was retiring. He was
at the residences of his father," Mr- An
derson Page, Dr. Page's age was about
15, aod he was the youngest of eleven
sons. The funeral will be hold to-day.
Mr. George B- Eunis, otic of-, the
best known young men here, died very
unexpectedly . last evening about 7
o'clock, on Market Place. Ilis resi
dence was on Halifax street. His
ago wasabeul 32. The suddenness of
tho death caused quite a sensation. Mr.
Eennis was at one time city editor of
the JS'ews here, and was afterwards a
reporter on the, Petersburg Index and
Apgcal. ' He had many relatives in this
State and Virginia.
List of Letters.
A'list of unclaimed letters remainiug
at the Post Office in this City dn Wed
nesday. Dec. 24, 1883:
A E M Arlington.
B Maggie Beaseley.fcare Willie Con
ly, Mary Boney. David Bishop, Jas
D Briggs. Mary Bell.
C Rachel Charm bust, Susau Car
ter. .
D John Dudley .
F Jane Ferans, AT Farror.
. G Lofton Gurganus.
U F P J Howard, Lucy Henderson,
JL corn as Hawkins, T J llildrum.
J C E Jenkins, Mosc? Jacobs, Wm
Johnson.
MMary Moored Thomas Meeks.
N Young Nichols.
P William Piumraer.
S Gaston Smith. J B Sumner, (2),
J E Smith, Qully Stokum.
T James Taylor, care Toney Hall,
Annie Taumer.
W Bi3y Webster, Carrie Williams,
Emelino Williams. Herbert II Wil
liams, II K White., J B Wilkinson,
Mary C Wright, Martha A Williams,
Phyllis Walker, S B White, Sarah A
Wright." - -
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say "advertised;" if not
called for within ten days will be sent
to the dead letter office at Washington,
N. C. . Ed. R. Brixk P. M.
A Noble Charity.
While partaking of the Christmas
dinner let lis seek to relieve the misery
of earth's unfortunate ones. No better
torm to do this can be found than to
support the world-lamed Charity Hos
pital at New Orleans, 'La., and invest
$5 or SI in the 164th Grand Monthly
Distribution of the Louisiana State
Lottery, on the 15th of January, 1884.
under the sole care and supervison of
Genys G. T. Beauregard, of La., and
Jubal A. Early, of Va., when over
$205,000 will be scattered broadcast in
sums of $75,000 down to $25. The full
details of which can be had from M.
LA. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
Presiding: Elders Appoint
ments. Wilmington District First Round,
in part. -
Wilmington, Fifth Street. Dec. 29tb
and 30th.
Wilmington, Front Street, Jan. 5th
and 6th. .
W. H. Bobmtt, P. E.
Colorless and Cold. A young
girl deeply regretted that she waS'-so
colorless and cold. Her face was too
white, and her hands and feet felt as
though tho blood did not circulate.
After oue bottle of Hop Bitters had
been taken she was the rosiest and
healthiest girl in the town, -with a vivac
ity and cheerfulness of rniud gratifying
to her Iriends.
MISCELLANEOUS.
New Restaurant.
rpiIE NEW I.ADIISS AND GJSNT'S IIEH
JL taurant on Front etrcet, over tho 3toro of
McHsra Giles and Murchiaon ; eotrauce. Bank
of New Hanover Buildlcsr, has been opened,
and will be keut open dally, StrndayB from
8.30 a. ui until 4 p. m. Meals served in the
beet ety le at all hours of the day and evening.
Boston Brown Bread and Baked Beans a upe
tlalty oysters served In every style.
Bills of faro now ready.
dccU'.'vv M. BERNARD.
John , Davis,
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR .AT LAW,
WriirWGTOJi, N. C.
Offi- over the Bank of New Hanover,
fraetlcep it, all the Courts of tnc State.
ur Special attention to the collection
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
JN EVERY VAilTETY AND TOO NUMER
OUS to be mentioned, can be found at' tho most
reasonable itjcos, at
V, C. MILLER'S, Drug Store,
dec 10 321 South Fourth, Corner Nun at
5 and 10 ents Cigars,
HAVANA EILLKRS,
Best In the city, arc on sale.
Drugs and Medicinal preparations ofthe
highest grade at
JNO T. SCHONW ALU'S,
i '
dec s Drag and Precrlptlon Store
Boys' Saddles,
1 ADIKS' AND GENTS SADDLES. Horse
Blankets, lap Robes, Carriages and all kinds
of Vehicles. Saddlery, Trunks ahd Carriages
repaired by skilled workmen. I
MCDODQALL A ROWTiTTW
dec 17 No. 114 North Front St. J
Christmas Novelties.
We do not claim to hare
A GUKATKR VARIETY OR FiNER GOODS
.1 than any one else.
YE ONLY, POLITEL1 ASK Y.OU TO CALL
AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
dec 10
113 Market at
Don't Forget
r po C ALIj AT CEA Vi.S 5 and 10 CENTS
JL. Store, the first Store South rf Hart & Bal.
ley's a lie? on Second Streets (Mrs. Warren's
old stand). Yon ran find Tinware, Hardware,
Toys Notions, Ac Vases of twenty styles and
a variety of Christmas Goods and but few
things ovmr 10 wnu. . : - : dAU ,
f5)F(g(y)LiLg
For the Cure of Coughs, ColdsJ
Hoarseness broncnitis.roup, mnu
enza, Asthma, Whooping Cough, In
cirient Consumption and for the re
lief of consumptive persons in advan-j
V.
red stages pf the Disease. For Sale
by all Druggists. Price, 25 Onts.
nov 13 ly
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
December 211 P. M.
' SPlKITa TURPENTINE Quoted
firm at 314 cents per gallon. Small sales
at tbese figures.
ROSIN Quoted firm at $1.15 for
Strained and $1.20 for Good Strained,
TAR Quoted firm at $1.40 per bbl
of 280 pounds.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
steady at $2 for Virgin and YellowDip
and $1.15 forHard. $
COTTON Quoted firm. Sales of
50 bales on a basis of 93 cents per
pound for Middling The following are
the official quotations :
Ordinary 74 cents
Good Ordinary Bi4
Low Middling..-.. g
Middling 95
GoodMTddlin .... 10
IAILY RECEIPTS.
Cotton 513 bales
Spirits Turpentine-.......- 218 casks
Rosin 1971 bbls
Tar.....,-.-. 814 bbls
Crude Tnroentine 101 bbls
MAJKINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis
bey, Smith viile, Master.
... Steamer John Dawson," Colvin, Point
Caswell, R P Paddison
Steamer North State, Green, Fayette
ville. Worth & Worth
Ger barque Lydia Pesehau, Bremers,
Hamburg, E Peschau & Westermann,
"Withkainit
Schr Robert H Parker, Steelman,
New York, Geo Harriss & Co, with
kainit to Kenan & Forshee
Schr Lettic Wells, Marr, Philadel
phia. Geo Harriss & Co, with coal to
Fowler & Morrison
Schr Msrcia Reynolds, Holmes, New
York, Geo Harriss & Co, with guano
to order.
CLEARED.
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, BLs
bey, Smithville, Master.
Steamer North State, Green, Fay
ettevillc, Worth & Worth.
Schr Mattie Holmes, Perkins. Port
au Sbain, Trinidad, Geo Harriss & Co;
cargo by E Kidder & Son
Exports.
FOREIGN?
Port au Spaiu schr Mattie Holmes
207,652 it lumber
My Friends in Brunswick
jQQUNTY WILL PLEASE BEAR IN iqind
ttuit I am open at 115 Front St., opposite New
MarJret House, where I will bo pleased 10 sec
thorn. I carry a good stock of Groceries, etc.,
aud am also .prepared to ficrve the city trade.
Stall and yard room froo of charge to country
trade. ., JOHN II.TUEEb.
dec 18 lw 115 Front at.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND DEC. 22, 1883.
Cotton ashore, 0,777; afloat, 9.369;
total, 19.146.
Spirits ashore, 4,601; arloat.TQO; total,
.5,301.
Roain asbere, 74,530, afloat, 12.003;
total, b7,433.
Tar ashoro, 8,780.
Crude ashore, 1,672.
EECEIFTS FROM DEC. 15 TO DEC. 22.
Cotton, 3,471 ; spirits, 1.331 ; rosin, 11,-
. 675; tar, 4.628; crude. I.132r
KXPOKTS FEOJI DEC 15 TO DEC, 22.
DOMESTIC.
Cotton, 1.638; spirits. 642; roain, 332;
tar, 1,510; crudo, 1,685.
JTOBEIQN.
Cotton, 3,400; spirits, 600; rosin, 18.475
New Buckwheat !
. New Buckwheat
jq-EW BUCK WHEAT aN D WHITE Syru
to salt, received by New York Steamer to-day
Also, Cakes and Crackers of every jYariety,
fresh and crisp, and a general stock of Fresh
Groceries nsiiaJlyfoTinav In a first-class Gro
eery at Crapon's FamUy Grocery. ..I
GEO. M. CKAPON, Agent,
oct 29 South Front St
PUfiOELL HOUSE.
-Q-NDKB NEW MANAGEMENT,
WILMINGTON, N. C
B. I PKBBY, Proprietor.
Late Proprietor Atl&ntlo HoteL FlrstClaas
tn all tts appointment. Term tM to $3.00 a
T - - tfb .t
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
JOLLS, DOLL HEADS, HOME MADE
Dolls, Millinery Per fnnierr, Hair and Fancy
Goods. All for Christmas.
MRS. KATE C. WINES,
le . Vn. lift N fiAcond Strpt
Old Newspapers
JORaALE VERY CHEAP. :
aU9a - THisrorrici
MISCELLANEOUS.
FURNITURE
Holiday Goods !
W1
E CONFIDENTLY MAKE THE AbBEK-
tion tbat our present display of Furniture for
the HoUday Trade is toe jaost EXTENSIVE
and HANDSOMEST overseen In this city.
In'addltion to our regular line of goods vc
haro an Immense etock of -BOYS'
WAGONS A CAF.T3,
VELOCIPEDES,
CHILDREN'S CAKRIAGtS,'
HO BBY HORSES,
DEXTERS, SHOO FLYS,
TOY CARRIAGES,
1 TOY TABLES, CHAIRS, Ac
Our btock of
FINE FOLDING CHAIRS
Canuot be surpassed
Wc have several original patterns, in
6.
99
: - Keprcsentiiig Mount Vernon,
Bartholdl's Statue of Liberty, Scenes on the
Hudson, Ac.
Rattan &EeecI Chairs,
.'..., -Several
new Styles and Shapes
handled only by us.
Elegant Spring Kockers,
Luxurious Lounges,
Fashionable Parlor Suits.
A superb assortment of
LADIES' DESKS and I
FRENCH WORK TABLES,
MUSIC RACKS, &c.
A full line of Staple Goods at prices calcula
tod to induce people to buy. Don't fail 'to call
and see us, whether you wish to purchase"or
not,for we take great pleasure In showing the
HANDSOME STOCK we have in our "little"
warerooms. -
Thomas C. Craft, Agt. ,
dcclStJl
Furniture Dealer.
For Christmas I
J HAVE A LARGE AND FINE ASSORT
nient of CHRISTMAS GOODS of all kinds
just received by Steamer :
FIRE CRACKERS, TORPEDOES.
-8KY ROCKETS and ROMAN CANDLES
of all sizes. I also have a fine 6tock of
FRESH GROCERIES,
of all kinds, which I will sell low for CASH.
I also have a flop assortment of
-
LiquorSi Wines, Brandy, &c,
which I will guarantee free from
adulteration.
S&" Goods delivered In ariv part of the city
Tree 01 cnarge.
B- BELLOIS,
dec 1 7-1 w
126 MARKET ST.
Fine Portraits in Crayon or
Pastel.
QRDER3 PROMPTLY EXECUTED IN
the finest style. In order to more fully Intro
duce the work my prices arc to tho lowest
cent for first class work. Friends aro Invited
to call and examine lor themselves.
' OK1N T. THOMAS, Artist,
tlec 6 119 Market st.,- Wilmington, N. C.
GREENVILLE SOUND.
J WILL SELL AT A BARGAIN ONE of the
most
Desirable Summer Places
on the Atlantic coast, altnatefi on Greenville
Sound, 6 miles from Wilmington, on Shell
Road. The land is in a HIGH STATE OF
CULTIVATION and will support an ordinary
sized family. On the place are Pears, Peach
es, Apples, Cherries, Figs and Grapes IN
ABUNDANCE. Oysters. Fisn, Crabs and
Shrimp to be had at the door every day,
nov 25-law3m m WM. A. CUMM1NG
James A. Lowrey,
TXTHEELWRIGHT, BLACKSMITH AND
General Repairer of Carriages and Vehicles,
Work of all kinds attended to without delay.
Thanking my friends for favors extended to
me In the past, I solicit their kind favors and
their patronage in fa rare. After an erperl-??ci0U0XJ-IUT
ye1 a Mechanic under
w?1 ,H- Bobbitt, of Warrenton, and in
fvli tg? 1 ?1..no?' Prepared to conduct
tnn wnrtr In all Its kMn.iu. - . .
workmanlike manner.
and 4th streets nov 20-.w-tr
.X ."- vzirp lor .tnien.
or
WF&U n g 17
..viwmfiii w t z?.
at y Vn l VatobU teansAiZm
1 ..inn r Jf i
"J
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE STOCK
WO. 122 IISARK
Must be closed out in the next thirty days I
0
OX.OSIlSIC3h OUT AT COST!
dec 10 ' J. H. FREEMAN. Trn'...
And all
Of beautiful articles suitable for Christmas Presents I
CALL AND EXAMINE BEFORE THE ASSSORTMKNT IS BROKEN.
43T JUST RECEIVED NICE LOT OF MATTING. VERT MUCH UNDER -7RICE.
dec 18
Must be Sold !
2,000
POUNDS CHOICE
VIRGINIA SIDES.
1,500
JOUND3 DRIED APPLES.
Call and examine. .
A. W. BIVENBARK.
114 North Water St.
JV full line of all kinds of Country -Produce
and Groceries alwavs on hand. dec 7
Sportsman's Goods. .
WE HAVE THE FINEST ASSORTMENT
o f EngUsh and Belgium Breech Loaders
ever brought to this market. Also a first
class stock of Shells, Wadding, Primera.Cart
ridgo Bags, Gun Caps, Game Bags, &c. In
fact we can show a stock of Hardware. Good
goods and guarantee prices.
W.'E. SPRINGER & CO.,
Successors to John Dawson & Co.,
dec 3 19, 21 and 23 Market 8 tieet
Female School.
MISSES BURR &;JAME3, Principal.
MRS. M. S. CU3HING, Musical Instructress.
rpHE TWENTIETH ANNUAL SESSION of
thla School will commence on Thursday, the
4th of October, 1883, an t close during the third
week in June, 1SS.
The course of instruction is thorough and
systematic. Terras reasonable. Lessons In
painting In Oil, Water Colors and Pastel, with
Sepia and India Ink drawing, and Crayon and
pencil sketching, at moderate rates.
Where a class of ten or twelve Is formed for
the school of painting, the price will be reduced-.
-
.Pupils outside of tho school who desire mu
sical instruction, will do welHo apply early.
For further particulars inquire of Principals,
or call for Circular.
sept li
iUo Charge
FOR A SPECIMEN COPY OF THE
North Carolina Miner.
rjiHE MINER WILL BE ISSUED MONTH
ly, from the ofllco of The Davidson Dis
patch, dt the low price of FIFTY CENTS A
YEAR. It will contain Minintr News ard
articles pertaining to Mines aud Minerals, that
will bo interesting to all who are engaged in
mining ana 10 every one wno reels an interest
in ue aoveiopnient 01 the arrcat but compara
tively unknown Mineral Resources of North
Carolina. The Miner Is an enterprise that
appeals to the Stato pride of every Nortlr Car
olinian. The first number will be Issued about
tho middle of November. Everybody is in
vited to write for a 6amplo . copy, which will
be sent free to any Address.
T. B- ELPRIDGE, Publisher,
oct 23 Loxinarton? N. C.
North Carolina Resources.
- "One of the most useful series Of descrip
tive books ever published about any Stato.' v
Boston Post.
Hale's Industrial" Series.
- Two Volumes Now Ready.
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Botanical Reports ; supplemented by accurate
County Reports of Standing Forests and Illus
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1 Volume I2mo. Cloth273 : pp., $1.35.
II. "fcc thb CkAi,rAia -lKON Coxwrrrsor
Nobth Caholika Emmons. Kerr, Laid
ley's, Wllkos', and tho Census- Reports; sup
plemented by fun and accurate sketches of the
Fifty six Counties and Map. of the 8tatc.
1 Volume 12mo. Cloth, 425 pp., $1.50.
fiold byali Booksellers, or mailed postpaid,
on receipt of the price, by
V,. ' - K J. HALE A SON,
Publishers, Booksellers and stationers.
Or, P.M. HALE, Publisher, Raleigh. N C '
Xfi3 AS MARKET.
The Finest Display Since
the War !
PROMISE OUR PATRONS AND
the public generally for this Christmas the
finest Market seen In Wilmington since the
"o11?, comparison with 'the BEEF
MUTTON, VEAL, PORK. SAUSAGES, Ac.
asweuas KO AST PIGS,
and all kinds of DRESSED POULTRY.
We irninintM tv. ,. ...
UonandFroinTtdellverlV ' poutcattcn'
J R. MELtOK'
rrffihCOnlySleam Susa-e Factory
. UCC
C. D. rjorrill.
CABINET MAKER AND
MISCELLANEOCS.
OF GOODS OF
, -
kinds
JULIUS SAMSON.
Ill MARKET STREET.
GILES & MUEOHISON,
'yjT HOLES ALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
"novWARE TINARE CB0CKEBT
I Am Ready for WortT
jQENTLEMENS CLOTHING AND HAT8
dyed,cleaned and preesed, also, Ladfes naii
dyed in any color and pressed In the Uum
styles. . c. P. REMSEN,
nov 27-lm No. 15 North 8econd fit
- P h o t b g r a p h s
LL MADE BY. "INSTANT ANKOCS
process. Have just received a fine lot of
Fancy and Plain Frames
which are selling cheap.
Call hud let Mrt, CRONENBERO make you
a Christmas picture. .
VanOrsdell's old stand.
declS-tf MORTON FREE MAS
Baltimore & Wilmington
Steamship Line.
Steainer HALEIGH,
CAPT. LITTLEFIELD,
WU1 sail from
BALTIMORE,
Saturday, December 22.
' AND SAIL ITKOM
Thursday, December 27.
For Freight Engagements, apply to
x ; A. 1. OAZATJX, Agt
r'A " Wilmington, K. G.
ANDREWS, &CO.t Apts, .
S. W. Corner Light and German Sts., ,
dcc-18 Baltlmoro.
Greatest Slaughter
or
CLOTHING EVER MADE
INJWILMlNSTON FOB THE NEXT
1
rpHE WARM BACKWARD SEASON HAS
overloaded us with Winter Clothlmr, which
raust be earriflccd at UNEARTHLY LOW
PRICES. The loss will bo fearful, but better
lose somethan aU. Wo have a very larrt
and cheap Clothing, in Suits and Overcoats at
prices that will astonish you and p ralyze tbe
clothiers. Take advantage of It. See the bar
gains and get bargains they are for every one
una we Invite every tab to come early to tlie
well known Sellable Clothiers.
A. & I. SHRIEK,
dec 17 RoliaWo ClnthlarM. .114 MrktfiL
ow Prices.
Q as. Standard Granula ted Sugar, $ 1 ,
J2 ms. Pure White "A" Sugar, V,
2 fts Light Brown Sugar, $1, v
Minced Meat lCc pr ft.,
Apple But er 8c per ib.
All kl-cls Prunes 15c per fl.
A bbl of Ex Family Flour, guaranteed
RaUins. Citron, Currants, Lemon Peel,
Nets, Cocoanuta, Orange., fire Cracker ,
Extracts, Spices and all Xmas Goods.
; - Hams, Sugar Cuied and Old N. Carolina,
A few Choice, well smoked N. C. Sides,
Beef Tongues, Dried Beef,
Pickled and Smoked Salmon.
: Dried Apples and Peaches:
! ' ' Old Gov't Java and Laguavra and 1 Cot-"
1 f eea, Boasted and Ground, Daily.
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