' i : . . :.:. " ' ..'- r i ' 1 - , mjsas notice, f
W will I gUl ' to - vecelra ooafti&alcaUcn
trvnx our friend oa any a4 all tubjeet
reneral Interest tral
.Tb nam of the writer mnst ahray't ra
&lfao4 to tbe K!ivor. i
Co mm u nicatlor. a mnat b
written en
"no rWc of th paper.
TcreottAUttcs must Ye avoMei
AnA It Is especially and !aruuUr)jt iiud
.... pr rcrat i-
UM tltut the K-IItor loft not L.toi
JL.W.'X t!I .nr 4 aJI fy Mil V Hi.
W ILMI.NGTON. N. C, SATUR DAY, JANUARY 12. 1884.
NO. 11
J OS II T. JA.MES, ' r jl V A, F ' TlTITTnr II ll w T" v
r,:ro ad morETo. -1 U V V v V
l , k: B'MSlhJ f- "rr. i l . ; ii U LL-J i -X J u 1X1LJ JJL Jl VI; li J , II 11 4 Y Y 1 0
tce month. watt, j ' - - : - - ' ' , i J "I ' I' '
Ir ..r rM tM city. t tb .qt j . ' j j j. . ' , j .. . , '
r -wrck. - ! ! 1 K , h .. -.,- t-zzzz: i
rif . t.:.i!inn.r newspaper
i
,
" . .i mm I
,vn. Uutler. in a'JS 0ic Uo
, , r tfc habit of cbcrin?. tobatT".
i;rfl. Se2oa A. M'cj w mmiaatcl
3t y csadKUU i-r TrcsMcnt r the
I Vol Staici Ly Uriibui at a
.i nner a! Fori Kw;h the oibcr daj.
Iorj Ijoxj: i lilins'a work cotiUcd
CzhWmflzdru publUbcd
ja 3Isrca. The ii!nlratious will be by
itiaitJ ljuhc from fckdehef during
her rct ticntc to Canada.
Uc'anjest telephone line in cr-r-anj
U from the Slock Kxchancc in
lraa to Magdcburs. a distance of
c: .ly ruilcj. Telephone communica
wi:h Lelpsic and Hanover will
vu U: opened.
Jacob Mullikcn. a "grand old man'
a:.;..n; his ndshbow, at Dunstan'i cor
urt. uearSaco. Me., was one hundred
.cw old a few days ao. UU first rote
wis can for ilr. Jefferson for Presi
dent. Mr. Milliken is as lively as a
June cricket. I
A Philadelphia hotel keeper seeks to
are tie ruraHiiitors into turning off
tUrai with notices thus: "The rela
ttiri&Ldlrlendsot guests who blow
liu! il.c i will have to my for the
auiojctof gas wasted before the body
will-be delivered.'
(U. Fred. Grant has settled down in
Moiriitown. N. J.! with the intention,
r. i asserted, of runnfnc for Congrcsa
in that district next fall. The district U
now represented by the Hon. Wm.
Walter Phelps, who U said to be an
aspirant for the Republican nomination
for Vice President.
Charles Santly, the bairtone singer,
was married In London on Sunday to
Miss Elizabeth Innes. a wtalthy Amer
ican. Mr. Santley was born in I.irer
jwol. and made his first appearance on
thelrrie stage- as tlhvuluty in Lnr
line; at the Convent Harden Theatre,
Ijnrn!oii, I SCO.
Mr. Danche:i. an engineer, is exhib
iting in !ondon a new pattern of elec
tric railway to transport light weights
at a speed of 150 to 200 miles an hour.
The train runs on only one rail, but is
balanced by a rail overhead which acts
asacouductorof the electric current
t'tom the generating stattou.
1 am told," wiites the "man about
town." in the Brooklyn Eajlc. "that it
is probable that Thomas Nast, the car
tooaiat, will institute a suit against the
Harpers: At the case now stands. Mr.
N'astu receiving .$10,000 a year from
tl Ilarpen on condition that bo will
iraw a cartoon for them every week
and work for no other periodical. Ho
holds that the non-publication Jof his
work is a great injury to him.
This is the opinion of the Philadelphia
i'reu. Hep: A coalition betwecu tbc
Bourbons and the Straighlout Republi
cans In Virginia Is fercshadowed. The
farmer are willing and have paved the
way for a union, by appointing souse of
the Republican opponents ot the Read
iusters to positious about the Legist
ture. The certainty that, Senator Maboue
will act with the Republicans io the
PresidenUal campaign will no doubt
bring about a rearrangement of parties
in Virginia.
The New York Time originated, we
believe, the chargu that Mr. Payne was
elected ia Ohio to tho U. S: Senate to
succeed Mr. Pendleton by tho Stand
aid Oil Company. Tho Times is alto
publican paper and by birth, education,
instinct and breeding is bound to lie
about a Democrat whenever It get an
opportunity. It is cot ccceasarr, bowx
ever, for Democratic papers to 'take
up this lie &t second band
and endorse it. The truth U that Mr.
Payne has no connection, whatever,
with the Standard Oil Company. Mr.
Payne has been a life-long Democrat
and was la harness when Mr. Pendle
ton was a mere colt in tho political
Ce!d. lie is trustworthy and sincere,
io proof ot which we point not only to
his election by a Democratic Legisla
ture but to the detractions or him with
which the Republican press is now
temicg. The mos significant point in
his election, however, is this. The
ItmocratsofOhio say to the Demo,
crtu tf the entire country: Let the
tarift alone until after the next Presi
dential election. There will be enough
f&lZ l.Ja attention ol
wujuMMiau session, "rum toe
rascals our first tod remodel the tariff
allfrwarJf.
LOCAL NEWS.
mOH TO IIW AOVIXTIKMENTS.
tleJMnesubsPUtke for XfH
R -J Joytv Sccfy Aaul llccttn;
NT U Jt J A IfOXniOMMr-Voti'C
Mr rs Bb,s. A ItRo3iET Kxirct t
I Jaj length i) hours and M minutes.
There were no interments in Deilevue
Cemetery this week:
Sunset to morrow afternoon at 8
minutes pal 5 o'clock.
The receipts of cotton at this port (o
day foot up 191 bales.
. There was one interment, an adult,
in Oakkalc Cemetery this week;
The day it now 20 minutes longer in
the alternoon than it was three weeks
ago. ,
Tho Uegistcr of Deeds issued two
marriasre license this week, both for
colored couples. , j
There were seven interments in Pine
Forest Cemetery this week, two of
which were adults and five were child
ren. The annual rnceiifrg of the lot owners
of Oakdale Cemetery will be held at
Mr. R. J. Jones offico on Monday
evening. j
The ladies will find something par
ticularly interesting to them in the &d?
vertisement of Taylor's Bazaar as pub
lished in this issue. ' '" ,
A special term of New Hanover Su
perior Court will convene at the Court
House at 10 o'clock a. m. on Monday
next. Judge Gilmer presiding.
Nor. barque Prudentia. Hansen,
cleared to-day for Hamburg with 3.282
barrels rosin, valued at $1,876. shipped
by Messrs. Paterson. Downing Sc Co.
Steam boat in en report that there was
a rise of about 20 feet during the recent
freshet, but that it had fallen off about
5 feet when they fpft Fayetteville yester
dav morning.
In the First Baptist Church to-mor
row morning Dr. Pritchard will preach
on "Church Work'1 and his sermon at
night, to the young men, will be; on
"Paul's Love for Christ.'' I 1
ir'i, .i ii j
The Hate Chronicle comes to us this
week as a trada issue. It is 8 pages in
size 48 columns and is replete with
very interesting matter. The publishers
claim to have circulated 20.000 copies of
this issue.
A
The DaUy llcportcr, published at
Durham, N. C, by Messrs. D. V.
Whitaker & Sons.Jis ajocw journalistic
venture, which we hope may prove
successful. Durham is a lively, thriv
ing town and should support a daily
paper. i j
AKelle. j
31 r. B. S.Mootiord lelt atl
our office
to day an Indiau arrow head which
was found a fedays since ou'his place
at Masonboro Sound. It is ot stone,
about 6 inches in length, nearly an inch
wide; in the broadest part, and is quite
a curiosity. We learn thai several
other relics of aborigiual life have been
fooud near the same place. . '
i. j - ii n
Tbts Mo nil us I'ire.
At about 8:30 , o'clock this moruiog
tho olof two-lory frame dwelling on
the S. corucr of Castle and Surry
street was discovered to be on fire io
tbc Kastcro portion ot f the second
story, and although the alarm was im
mediately given and tbc fire department
was promptly on hand, the ffamcs had
made such headway that they could
not be gotten under control until tbc
house had become a mere shell. Sirs.
Fryar, a widow lady, with a family ot
several children, occupied the first floor
of the house, while Mr. Henry Arthur
and wife occupied lie second floor
The two latter bad left their rooms and
had locked the door, and aa the fire was
discovered in that portion of the house,
it is not known how it originated. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur lost everything save
the clothing they had on at the time.
Mrs. Fryar aaved a portion of berfcoods,
but the loss was unfortunate and severe
tor both families. The building was
owned by, Mr. Richard A. Price, and
was insured to the amount of $500 in
the N. C. Home Insurance Co., repre
sented in this city by Messrs. Atkinson
& Manning. I
How the hearts of a crowd swell and
throb with pitiless hatred against the
man who coughs daring the perfor
mance at a theatre, when they know he
is too stingy io invest twenty-five centi
ia a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
j liulliati Cuulit.
On Thursday nighi. as the Itain on
tic Carolina C.-ntr:iI UaUroatl was
i i V. .... I . II.. -U Pnf churl
ijjuiuM, umra
j distance beyond I.urabcrton. om mis-
i crcantf threw several issdfca. one of
wnicb. a lighlwrnK knot. wnt through
, windtur of one of tb ars. but
3. wmtiow o one oi mj ars. out lonu- s
natcly without billing any of the pas
teugers. Mr. N. (lillicsn. who lives in
the vicinity of where the outi.igc wan '
committed, took the matter in hand!
and succeeded yesterday in fixing theji&ji nihi tho following oflicsrs of
t oaciico vpnu guiiiy panics. ui nu
morning ciroolo Iumbertou for the
proper authority to arrest them, and
thy were probably in custody before
ibis wa written. The party was com
posed of four colored boys, two of
whom "squealed" on the others.
Stonewall Jackson.
The audience at the Library1 Rooms
last night to hear Rev. Dr. Milburn
was much larger than that at his first
lecture. His subject (was "General
Thomas J. (Stonewall) Jackson. " a
name sacred in every Southern hear1
and one of the most conspicuous in
American history. In fact, so far as
his military career daring the late war
is concerned, he stands as one ot the
most prominent military commanders
of any age and of any country. Of this,
however, the speaker had comparative
ly little to say, but gave a history ot his
ancestry, his humble beginning ia life,
his unostentatious.reservetl manner, his
early struggles, his eminent and devot
ed piety and his rigid ob3verance duty
under any and all circumstances. The
Uecture abounded ia graphic descriptions
and beautiful illustrations of the life or
the remarkable man and glowed with
a fervid, eloquent tribute to hi9 char
acter. ,
J. C. Connor, Manager, Royal Opera
House, Toronto, says. "I was cured
by the use of St. Jacobs Oil of acute
rheraatism
Personal. 1 "
Mr T.C Craft, who has been quite sick
for the past two weeks, has, we are
pleased to note, so far recovered as to
be at his office yesterday. j
Mr. R. E. Lloyd, formerly of this sec
tion, but now of New Branfort, Fla.
was here a few days since on a visit to
relatives and friends in this section and
at Pittsboro. He returned South two
nights ago.
Mr. W. T. Johnson, formerly of this
city, but who removed to Winston
about two years ago. is ia the city to
day and announces bis intention of re
turning here to live and to reopen busi
ness in Wilmingtou.
Rev. W. M. Kennedy was in the city
this morning en route for Mason bo ro.
where ho will preach touiorrow morn
ing and agaiu at night. He reports that
tho Spring session of Warsaw High
School opens with a good attendance of
pupils, with a flattering prospect that
the number will be materially in
creased. Mr. Jobu D. Spruut, who has been
here on a visit during the Christmas
holidays, will leave on Monday on
his return to Loudon, England, where
he is In charge of tbc English branch
of the Wilmington house. His relatives
and mauy friends here will part with
him with much regret but with the
hope that bo may return to Wilmington
again next Christmas.
City Court.
Belli c HargroVc, a poor, white,
erring 'sister, of the. "Hollow." Was
drank and down, for which offence tho
Mayor this morning imposed a fine of
$5. in default of which the was cent
below for 30 days. j
Gaston Datb, colored, was sccu this j
Uiornlns by Officer Walkor action in a
t-;.. . - kr...i. it.i
. . j :.. u it i i: .i . ,
He bad a bas coDtaioio about three
busLcIs of peanuts, aud wLcu tbeofliccr
approached him, he eaid that be wanted
toscllthcuj. Davis tried to "shake'
the officer but tbc latter kejt c!ose to
him , when Anally the former -made a
uaoveujout at if to draw a pistol, wben
the officer dreir his club and arrested
Davis and took a loaded pistol from his
breast pocket, and took hitu lo police
headquarters. Although there was no
absolute proof that tbe peanuta were
atolen. the suspicion was so strong that
the Mayor felt justified ia binding the
defendant oyer to the next term ot tbe
Criminal Court on tbe charge of larce
ny and also on the charge of carrying
concealed weapons, fixing tbe bond in
the sum of $50 in each case, in default
of which Davis was committed.
Messrs W. II. & J. A. Montgomery
ha Ye dissolved the copartnership here
tofore existing between them and the
business will hereafter be conducted by
Mr. J. A. Montgomery. See card in
this Issue. , -
Cottotf.
T!h rcciMits of cotton at this jorl from
, tbc Ut i,, . to date, foot u j. 2, 135 bales.
i ? . l -
aainn -i.t9i bales to same uu!e lait
i yc3r. a Jccrcase of ii;i- bates. The
j receipts of tbc c:rop year to date foot
up 7n.i)S7 bnlci, n gainst - ff-.2?3 ble
lo au,0 alo ye:iV a dctrensc this
yCKr i f; ifijr.fi bales. ,
''
I nMallntioti ol' Oflicer.s.
At a meeting held for the purpote
i'nn uouncu, o. 7 American
Lio!f Honor, wer duly installed
by Deputy Grand Commander R. B
Heide: 1
Com mauder Stacy Van Am tinge.
Vice Commander Isaac L. Green-
wald. 1
Orator W. H. Sterling
Past Commander Roger Moore.
Secretary B. A. Hallett. 1
Collector Jacob Weil.
Treasurer J. I. Macks..
Chaplain Robert Morrison.
Guide Wm. L. DcRossct, Jr.
Warden J. I. Metts. j
Sentry Wm. M. Hankiris.
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at .TAOORi'a Hardware Depot i
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Annual Meeting
QF THE LOT OWNERS OF OAKDALE
CKHETBRY will be Ibeia at the Company'
Oflico, Monday Evehlng, January 14 lb, at
O'ClOcr. K1UUAKU .). JUNKS,
S Jan 12-2t Sect'y and Treaa
diaries for 18841
"pROM THK SMALLEST POCKET SIZES
to the largest OfliceSlzea.
TURNER'S N. C. ALMANACS.
BLUM'S FARMER'S AND PLANTER'S
ALMANACS. 1 '
MILLER'S ALMANACS.
THE LIVING CHURCH ANNUAL
Wnoles&l and Retail, at
HEINSBERGER'S,
jan 12 5
Live Book and Music Stores
Notice.
rpHE COPARTNERSHIP I HERETOFORE
exUting between W. H. & J A. MONTGOM-
gki is tnia day uissoiveu, uy mutual consent.
J. A. MontKomery assumes all liabilities and
Is alone authorized to collect and receipt for
any ana an aeots uue me saia ixrm. i
V. H. MONTGOMERY,
! J.AMUMUUM1SKV.
.Tanuary 12, ISSi
r : i
rjpHK UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
the business of tbe late firm of W. II. & -T A.
Montgomery and solicits the general support
of his Mends. J. A. MONTGOMERY.
ian!2tf 1
Steam Yachtjjouise,
paaSENGER AND FREIGHT STEAMER
for SmltovUlc daily. Rates low and accom-i
modatlons lino. The LOUISE is a new boat
and Is guarantocl safe. Will leave Smlthvillo
8A.M. Leave Wllmlujrtsn 2 o'clock P. M. i !
Wharf foot of Dock Street.
WM. WEEKS,
jaull Agent and Owner.
6 and 10 cents Cigars,
HAVANA FILLERS. ; !
Best in; tbc city, are on sale.
Druss and Mcdlcloal -preparations of tbe
highest aradsat -
JNO. T. SCHONWALD'S,
Jan 11 Drupe and Frecrlptlon Store
:
Extract of iWitoh Hazel.
E OrrCR THE ABOVE FEEPAE V
lion in Pint Bottles, as Double Distilled Ex-
tract f. Witch Hazel or Hnmniamclio. at .v
i
cets per bottle.
A sao ard speedy remedy fr BruiJcs,
s train sBurus, Scalds, Neuralgia, Pain, PUc-,
Sitngs of Imjccts and many other use, the ex-1
treiue low rrke rlaeinc it within tbe reach of f
-'
Munds Bros. & DoRosset,
IruggtU Market Street.
1 bet English .Tooth Brushes 2S cents.
jao.l .
Apples ! Apples 1 Apples !
i Apples I Apples !
Oft) CRATES GOOD KEXPING APPLES"
on band. Selling cheap. I
At K. MC DOUG ALL'S,
No. II Chestnut St, bet- Front and Water
tan Jl Wilmington, N.C.
For Saturday.
yBSSED POTJLTBY, DUPLIN COUNTY
8 A US AGE AND L1VEH PUDDING, X. C.
Sides and a fuU stock of Choice Family Gro
oeries. Prices reasonable. Respectfully.
I A. W. RIVENBARK,
The Lire Grocer and Produce Com. Mer
chant 114 North Water" St., Wilmington. N.C.
jan 11 j ,i
It Don't TJatter
JF TIXE OLD TEAS IS GONE AND THE
New Tear has come, HUMPHREY, JEN
KINS A CO.. axe still reeetTtn at their Oys
ter Hone, So. Ill South front Street, a froth
apply erery day of New River Oysters. Oys
ters shipped C O. D. Fresh Shell Oysters
alwtya baadg Ac ' ' jaa 2
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ft W mffi 1
GR E AT S A L E
Ol
CORSET COVERS,
AND
'a
AT
TAYLOR'S
i
BAZAAR,
i
118 Market St.
jan 1
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Bankrupt Sale of Boots
and Shoes. ,
J" have bought the entire Bankrupt Sto;k o
Dryfoo9 & Sternberger anl will close it out at
less than
! Manufacturer's Prices !
- i - -. i
This stock is known 'far and wide as the
HANDSOMEST and BEST SELECTED of
any in the city, and as the goods are going to
be sold very low for -cash only it will pay
purchasers to examine same before ; buying
elsewhere.
dec 12 I A.DAVID.
Special Inducements.
T AM OFFERING A SPECIAL 1NDUCE-
ment In ZEPHYRS, having a terv large lot of
it, ana wishing to reduce stocc oeiorc spring,
I mil sell all color at 11c and black and white
at Id ccnta per ounce, FOR CASH. A nice lot
of Handkerchiefs, Linen and Silk, I will sell at
reasonable prices and stimp Initials free of
charge. ! I
Chrochet Goods, such , as Shawls,. Fascina
te r, Caps, Sasques. &c,, at low piiccs. ,
Hats trimmed and untrlnimcd as low as can
be bought anywhere, and a large stock I to
Rtilecl from. i
Respectfully,
MISS E. KARRER.
ian 10
Exchange Corner.
Printing."
Printing,
JACKSON
AND
Ruling.
Hul
BELL
Binding. WILL DO Binding
vorr:
Good Work,
Pr"imptness
rniNTlNG
WELL.
Lou- Prices;.
atLsl'action.
jan 10
Dissolution.
WILMINGTON, N. C, Jan. 4, l4.
i
T.
HE CO PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
xlstios betweoj: the lindersirned. tutdr
the firm name or cuhjlle &, campdli.i,.
has been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr-1
A. R. Campbell assumes tbe liabilities of tbe
late firm, and Is alone authorized to laa in
liquidation. JOHN COLVTLLE,
A. K. CAMPBELL.
A. B.
CAMPBELL,
I,
SUCCESSOR TO COLVILIE t CAMPBl
, , i . . ! .
Lumber ConimisforiMerc!iaiit
-401 NuttlSt.
ian 7 Iw
WILitlNGTON
X. C.
Don't Forget It.
rjHE OLD NORTH' STATE SALOON ha
on hand a line lot of those nORNE GARDEN:
OYSTERS stacked on 1c. ey are the best
broog-bt to this market. Call' and; ' y them.
AImj, Beer, Wises, Liquors and Clears,
t " , JA3. M. McGOWAN A bON,
jan 1 1 1 No C, South Front St
300
QALLOX3 FINE FAT OYSTERS In band
to day for our Christmas trade, and arrange
A- i
menu made for a full supply for the balanea
of the week:. W. sL DA V W A hUN.
M3r Proprietors of the only rjrntar estab
lished fishery la this tee lion. . ! dec 24
!
MISCELLANEOUS
OPERA -l
I
.Moiifiny Evening, .Ian. If. 1
s-LrSan Famous Comedy ( tf
- "umelHnvfdgGreaCs !
..Jr. I rednje hot, nsn a Mr Afy Atwoluw
t Vn ;i rpluf;-- -4idau Absolute
M5 Mm ind.J a....l.ydia Lacgjua
The adrane snip, of fat: eoromen.-cs Writ- -o,d
r. Jan..9. at Pjrf Trlcerarqul e
.d I tire t lwi rovi In B,l?onr. Itostrred
..v DrrM Circle an J " lUlcoay.
lery. .,v3. J4n7ii '
Fip Portraits in Craypnor
" : : : .. Pastel. : i'i -
QBDERS FKOMPTLY EXECUTED IN
h9 finest style, in order to moU fully Intro
(luce the work my prices are to the lowest
cent for first class woriT Friends Invited
to calland examine for themselves.
SELLING OUT!
HATS & FEATHERS
AT REDUCEDi PRICES, i
x. lia e URh KATE C. WINKS.
Nn. 110 N Second Street, mxt Post OflbV
jan5 . .- j
Photographo:;
A madk bv ":STANrASloI.s
process. Have Jast received a lloe lot
Fancy-and Plain Fram
j which are selllnic cheap.
Call and let MK. CROXKtfBEKO. niake
you
a Chrl-ttraas picture
i
VanOr9tell's old stand.
dec lS-tt
HORfON FREEMAN.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
JN EVERY ! VAttlETYj AND TOO KUalKK-
ous to be mentioned, caul be found at the most
reasonable nricos, at 1 " t
F. C. MILLER'S, Drugstore,
dec 10 3-2-1 South Fourlhi Comer I Nno st
Sportsman's j Goods,
WE HAVE THE FINEST ASSORTMENT
o f English and Belgium Breech Loader
ever brought to this market. Also a first
ciass stock of Shells, Wadding, Prlmers.Cart
ridge Bags, Gnu Caps, Game Bags,! &c. luf
facE we can show a stock of Hardware. Good
goods and guarantee prices. I I '
W. K. SPRINGER A CO.. ll
Successors to .Tohn Dawson ft CoJ.
dec 31 19,21 and 23 Market 8 ueet
Apples ! Apples ! Apples I
QN CONSIGNMENT ANDMUSTJJESOD.
N. Y. Baldwin Apple?, Ohio Red Apples,' N.
Y. Creamery Butt :r, N. G. Roll Butter, Ohio
Butter, Va. -Meal, car load or small onler So.
Helled. , ., V il Ii
E. G. BLAIR.
Commission .Merchant, 1'. N. Second St.
1
ICC..1 I
Golden Harvest.
A
FULL FLEDGED G()LDE5N
UAU
!
That's the kind of
COOK STOVE
WE KEEP. They are a thing of Beauty and
Joy to EVERY HOUSEHOLD. Only sold by
PARKER A TAx LOR.
PURE WHITE OIL. i j Jan 7
Boys' Saddles,
LADIES' AND GENTS' SADDLES. Hor
i . . Ill
Blankets, Lap Robes, Carriages and all kinds f.
- . A II"
of Vehicles, . Saddlery, Trunks and Carriages,
repaired by skilled workmen. i t i
aiciouuaL-L. bowden,
dec 17 No. 114 North Front 8
f4
W. O. Cabbage.
LARGE LOT JUST RECEIVED;
t . !
I ! A NOL 1 ARTICLE.
SAUiAGEb Mado by Westbt ook Br
t i
Rocky Point
Beet In the market.
Oranges. Arrlfs. PouHrr and a asneral ar-
j sortment ot '
Fresh Family'. Groceries.
: i i i ' 1 I- - I I I il ;
cjali Is 1 c
i rjcclf ulljy ollcited.
L. . CtfKRItr.
K. ; Corner Market and Sojcood sts.
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