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THISFAFZS:
shushed emy evening. Sundays tx
eepted by
JOSH T. JAMES,
SPITOK lin FRO PKTXTOK.
S0B3CBIPTI0N8 F03TAaii7FAn: ,
year f--" Slx atha, $2.08., Three
months. $1.00 ; One month, 35 cents. ,
The paper will be deUrensil by carrl free
charge, in any P3 otttia city, at the above
rtte8, or 10 cents per week. , -
Adteetlalcg rates low and HberaL
(j-Sabecribers will report any and all fan.
to receive their paper regularly.
1 i
c- Tue Daily Beview has the largest
hra fide circulation, of any newspaper
liahtd, intnecuyoj. wu.mngion.
Tint, han is a
r-y f a
Gslveston studying
.hfop-wter problem
isarbor.
in Galveston
Mr. Arthnr is said to be rraiigins
lis affair3 for a trip tcf Europe fifter
March 1. . ,. , .
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benjamin fl.Bristow is now talked of
as the Mugwump represcntatiye in theJ
Cabinet. ".:
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Senator Teller appeal to have the
inside track in the Senatorial race in
Colorado. A'r-C ' "v;
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x-Senator McDonald declines to be
a candidate in Indiana for the United
States Senate.
Irreverent freshmen of. Harvard re
cently painted red the statue of the ven
erable founder of that institution. "
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The four Kepubhcan members of
Congress from Minnesota who voted
for the Mormon bill have: been re
elected. ' . - ; , ' V
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"Some people," says the Boston
Acrald, Independent, ."think that it
wa not Rum. Romanism and Rebel
lion, but Blaine. Ball and Blackguard
ism which defeated the Republican
Mr. Gladstone has written a Latin
version of the hymn, 'JRock of Ages,r
and Dr. Bridges, organist of Westmin
ster Abbey, has pet it to music. The
work will be included at the next per
formance of the Birmingham Musical
Festival. ,
Mr. Gonkling,when asked by a friend
the other day whether he was a candi
date lor the Senate, replied: VI thank
you for your solicitude, but I know' ot
no inducement thatcould draw toe
cearer to poli'ics than iny profession
calls me." .T . - ' " . -
Sir John Macdonald, the Premier ot
Canada., is receiving many attentions
ioEngiand. He Is to be the guest ot
the Prince of Wales, and while at
Sandringham the Queen will confer
upon the Canadian visitor the cross of
the Order ot the Bath.
Capt. Chetwynd, of the British navy,
who has been pouring oil on troubled
waters, concludes that although tbebil
thus used may be ot great use to ships
in an open sea, it is ot no practical
advantage to lifeboats having to pass
through large breakers.
Hon. Barclay Henley, of California,
one of the two Democrats of that State
who stood by his party in support ot
the Morrison bill, is re-elected to the
ntxt Congress, while the four members
who voted with the Republicans
gainst the bill are defeated.
"Two goods thing have happened,"
says the Sunday Union and Catholic
Times; ' Mr. Blaine has been driven
out of American public life, and re
ligious ideas have been driven out- of
American politics. Both are for
America's honor and glory. Let ns. re
joice!" ' - ; .. ;
Mr. Astor gave as a wedding present
10 his daughter Carrie, now Mrs.
Wilson, $100,000 In the form, of a five
Percent, water loan certificate of th
ly of Boston. The certificate was
Ksued in favor ol tha United States
Trust Company of New York, the trui-
Mor Airs. Wilson.
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i be combined pluralities of the- solid
yemocratio Congressional Delegation
,rm New York citv is C6. 472. while
electoral ticket got only 43, 130 plu:
7, a falling off of 23,342 votes which
aybe taken as indicative of the ex-
fe&tof the trading done in the local
cdidates on the one side and the Re
publican electoral ticket on the other. :
A heavy wheat trtin pulled ' into
rgo by one engine, a few days ago,
Q the Northern Pacific railroad; 'con
eu ot no cars." loaded with wheat.
would make, allowing 550 bushels
the car, a weighi of 3.630,009 pounds
le the cars weigh 9,729.000 pounds,
diking 6,330,000 pounds pulled by one
motive, or over 3.190 tons. The
train
was over three-quarters of a mile
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'length.
High Praise. '
tne of the editorial Writers of the
Jjnaon DaLy Sportsman, in an inter
w with the Australian cricketers,
jmen, athletes and gymanasts, states
"ie confirmed opinion of all : that
Jacobs Oil, for the cure of pain,
Jo! f and bodily ailments has no
coVnuS reputation as such Is re
SDj2ed wherever it is known. .
LIE i)iHjT . : fiETTEW" '
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YOI, VIII. W LMINGTONJ N. C, WEDNES DA Y NOVEMBER 26..I884.
A prominent dentist calls attention
to an interesting fact suggested by the
possioie aoopuon of cremation. False
teeth, as now made, are entirely on
w, j UKJ uivbv ioiense neat, so
that if the body oXa persan wbo-had
nterl false teeth should be iocinerated,
the' teeth would come out of the retort
"P10 an? Pearlj white, ; although
nothing of the body might remain but n
small residum as ashes.
The Supreme Court of Indiana re-
ntly rendered a decision inn divorce
esse in tbeso words: "You voluntarily
chose a drunkard for a husband, artf
you should discharge the duties of i
drunkard1 wife. His failure to keep a
pledge of reformation made before mar
riage does not justify you in deserting
him. leaving knowingly married a
drunkard, you must make yourself con
tent with the sacred relationship.
The Mabdi is a radical total absti
nence man, even to coffee and tobacco,
which be won't even allow in his
camp. In fact, he lately gave a refugee
150 lashes for smoking a cigarette.
But he rnakfs up for this by having
thirty-nine wives, and keeps within the
letter of the Mohometan law. which
allows only four wives, at a time by an
ingenius system of divorce, by which
he always has thirty-five spare wives
in waiting.
How can Mrs. Smith wear - such a
handsome velyet coat?" My dear child
don't you know her husband used to
Eay all his money to doctors, but sicc3
e took to using Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup be gives it alt to her to spend.
"OCAL NEWS.
i IH DEI TO NEW aOVERTISEUEITS.
C W Tatss Stationery
Davis A f oy-Apples
B M McIntiee Lad es' Wraps
O M SxiTHDEATv Bookkeeping
GEO B TBfHCU A Soxs Best Stock
HjcdtsbkbqR Bookseller and Stationer.
F C Miixek -Friends and Fellow Citizens
For other locals see fourth page.
Dressed
turkeys were selling
this
morning at 20 cents per pound.
There will bo services in St. John's
Church at 11 o'clock to-morrow morn
ing Thanksgiving Day.
There is an abundance of deliciou
fruit in the market, and it is selling
generally at a reasonable price .
There will be appropriate
giving services at St. Paul's
Thanks
(Episco
pal Church) at 11 o'clock to-morrow
mornicg.
Polo Caps made to order of beautitu
casslimeres and worstedsjf or fifty cents
by Dyer. Only a limited number to
make, order at once. t
There was no City Court this morn
ing, and there was an atmosphere o
general dullness in the vicinity of the
City Hall during the day.
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To-morrow will be Thanksgiving and
a legal holiday, iu consequence of which
there will be no paper issued from this
office until Friday evening.'
The excitement of election has entire
J y suoBiuea and all - nanus are now
buKy engaged earning meat aud bread
for themselves and their families.
We are requested by Postmaster
Brink to state that the Posloffice will
be closed to-morrow, Thanksgiving
day, from 9.30 Ja. m. to 4.30 p. m.
Mails dispatched as usual.
This was a cold, raw, rainy, uncom
fort able morning, but after awhile the
sun struggled through the clouds and
gave some degree of cheerfulness and
warmth to the atmosphere.
The Board of Managers of the Young
Mod's Hebrew Association held a meet
ing last night and desided to five their
first entertainment for the season at
German! Hall on Monday night, De
cember 8tb.
Business seems to be growing more
active and there is a livelier appearance
on the business streets than thero has
been for the past two or three months-
There is yet a chance, however, for a
decided improvement. .
Indications.
For the South Atlantic States, light
showers, partly cloudy weather, winds
generally from. Southwest to , North
west, with slight changes In tempera-
tare. . . . .
Dismissed. - . . -
Tho case of the city vs. S; Schriver,
charged with violating city ordinance
in selling second-hand clothing, which
was heard before the Mayor last week,
has been dismissed.
NORTH
.'CAROLINA
PJEBENCE.
CON
Journal of Proceedings! -
The North CarolinaConference rf the
E. Church, South, assembled in It,
fbrtyighthf annual session i at the
Front Street M. E. Church, in this city
at 9:30 a'elock this morning, Bishop
Linus Parker presiding, who opened
the Conference with religious serfices.
Ionald fW.tBain,i Secretary f the
last tCpnference, called the rollf to
which a large number responded 1
Donald W. Bain was. on motion
of Rev. S P. Adams, elected Secre-
tary. - ': " 4
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i. m. (jurney was elected Assistant
Secretary; C, W. Byrd Recor(linirSec
retary; J. B. Carpenter Statistical See-
retary, and James H. Southgate Finan-
cial Secretary.
The third window of the Church was
designated as the bar of the Confer
ence. . '
Un motion of Rev E A Yates, D D,
the hours for opening and adjournment)
or tee Conference '-were fixed respec-
. . . . i
ttvely at 9 o'clock a m and 1 o'clock
pni.
On motion of Rev R b Burton, D
D, Rev E A Yates. D D, Rev W I Hnll.
and W M Parker and J W Craig were
appointed the Committee on Public
w
worsnip.
On motion ot Rev J B Bobbitt, DDE Ardrey, F E Asbury, J H Weeks, D
the Presiding Elders were constituted a
committee to nominate the standing
committees and to fill vacancies n the
Boards ot the Conference.
Rey W 8 Black; D D, introduced
the following resolution which was
reau ana unanimously aaopted.
It is with profound regret that wo
learn that the continued illness of Drs
NHD Wilson and H T Hudson will
prevent their attending our annual
w --wm
meeting; therefore be it.
Kesolved. That we tender to these
brethren beloved our warmest sym
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pabuy m ineir amicuon, ana tnat we
will continue to pray for their early
restoration to neaith, and will hail with
. A WTW m m .
grauiuae to our iieaveniy f ather any
signs ot returning strength.
W S Black.
L W Crawford.
Thos S Campbell.
Kev L W Crawford delivered to the
Conference a fraternal message and
greeting from Dr Wilson, and Rev T 8
Campbell spoke as to the present phy-
wuw wDuuwB w j;r nuason, ana
i Mn - t- tt .1
UOUY61CU uis mwsagcv
Ji.
Ihe report ot the Agent and Book
committee of the Southern Methodist
laousxung nouse, aatea duly 1st.,
was reaa ana, on motion of Rev
T . T? li, u: . t Ti r i . . - I
v. mj. iiyuuin, u. teierreu io tne
VU1UU"11 o uooks ana A-enoaicais.
Mr. L. D. Palmer, Manager of the
Publishing House, was introduced and
addressed the Conference in the interest
ot tne nouse ana stating the object of
bis visit.
A communication from Rev. David
Morton, D. D., Secretary of the Board
of Church Extension of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, was read.
and on motion ; of Revr L. W. Craw-
ford, referred to the Church Extension
Board. r : .- .
from ' Rer J W
Hiuton, D D, editor of . the Quarterly
Review, ot the f Methodist. .Episcopal
Church; South was read and referred
to the committee on that subject, which
was, on motion of Bey R S Webb, ap I
pointed as follows: Revs J T Gibbs,
W S Creasy and J T Bag well, D D.
a communication from jeremian y.
d " " vis - I
Holt, fraternal messenger to this body j
from the North Carolina and Virginia
Christian Conference of the Christian
Church, wis read and Rev A Yates,
D D. was designated to make suitable
response.
Question 20 was taken up. viz;
"Are all tbe preachers blameless in
their lifeaijd official administration?"
xne lonowing passea tne annual ex
aminailon or character, and their
applications for continuation in the
supernumerary relations were referred
to the Committee oa Conference Re-
ations : Thomas W Smith. Isaac F
Keeracs, William H Call, Thomas C
Moses, Jeremiah J Craven and T J
Eudaily.
The following passed the annual, ex-
animation of character and their appli
cations for continuation in the Super
annuated relation were referred to the
Committee on Conference Relations:
Robt P Bibb, Georgo E Wyche, Willis
S. Hal ton. John W.Floyd, Henry Gray.
Daniel Cnlbretb, James W Randall, i
Miles Foyf WiiUam VT Albea, Thornai
L Boyle. Gaston Farrar, Edward
lowland. William H ? Watkins,
William J Hall, Henry H Gibbons and
Marcus C Thomas. 1
Key Joseph H Wheeler passed an ex-1
amination of character.
, RT T J Browning passed an exa tui
tion of 'character nod his application.
tor a supernumerary relation was re
ferredto tue committee on Conference
Relations. He was continued in
the class of the third year
Rev Joseph R Wilson, D D, of the
First Pre byterian Church, . and Bev
Thos . H . Pritchard; D D, of, the First
Baptist Church., of this city, were intro
duced to the Conference. , ,
KeT T H; Pegram was appointed to
fill vacancy on the Board of Church
Extension. , If
Ua motion- of Rev S D Adams, the
becrctanes of the Conference were cort
tltuted the committee on publication
of the Minutes.,.
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J-uo were aumutea on
- ltriaI ia the conference : RevsBiscom A
xoriC- William K Wall, Miles M Mc-
Farland. Samuel R Belk, Condor P
Jerome. Evan Dan Cameron.
conference adjourned with benedic
tion by the Bishop.
The following Committees were ap
Pointed:
books and periodicals.
Kevs'A li Bonett, A A Willis, A T
N IStevenson, W C Willson. G W Ivev
B Hall, P D Herman, A PJ Tyer, 11
H Gibbons. J W Jenkins, L J Holden.
W A Moore. Laymen W S Hester, A
G Headin, T L Rawley, C G Mont
I i
gomery, M Av White, L J Hovle. W
Laue, G T Simmons, Charles Latham.
cuurch propebiy.
Keys B B Culbreth. L T Nash. A F
Bumpass, F A Stone. P F W Stamev.
F W Wheeler, J Ed Thompson, M W
I - F -
Bay les, J E Thompson, G L Croom,' J
M Lumley, R L Beaman Laymen J
I H Tomllnsnn n W Rvnnm a wn-.
- -w ' 11 1 -. w w W W M M ' - - A m. mm lOii
H W Spinks. M O Showell, J T John
son, J C Brown, H C Wall ' J D O
Culbreth, P Holland. J W Heptinslall,
A B Nobles.
BIBLE CAUSE.
Revs J J Renn, J Tiliett, J
W Lewis. J V Ronnd. J H
Page. J W Jones, G VV, Hardison. W
BDoub. J B BaHey, j d Carpenter, R
S Webb, T PRicaud. Laymen Dr J
15 15eckWltb. J H SonthcatA. P 1.
Wright, J W Manney, M W White, T
W Carver, W J Boykin, J W Lamb.
K K Council. W A Darden. G A
Woodard, Rov C Hightower.
CONFEBESTCE RELATIONS.
1 . -
K0V8 J B Morton. LH Gibbons. I.
W Crawford. G Rush. J W North. .1 n
Hartsell, S M Davis, W G Chaffin J
C Crisp. LS Burkbead. J A Brooks. J
H Cardin.
I TEMPERANCE.
Revs W S Rowe. T A Bonns. C II
Phillips. T W Smith, W 8 Bagley, G
W Callahan., Z T Harrison. C M
Pepper. A G Gaunt. J N Andrews. J
R Griffith, F A Bishop,
. AuotlierKobbery.
At an early hour this morning, the
wife of Capt. Wm. Kinion, of the
steaming. Boston was awoke; by a
noise which proved to be occasioned
by a thief who had raised iho window
of the sleeping room and was iust with
I drawing a cane, upon ' which he had
tome of her hnsband's clothing. She
aroused tapt. KUnion and the latter
immediately started lor the thief, : who
fled as soon as be saw that be was dis-
covered, and after a lively chase sac-
ceeded in securing his coat and
trouser', which the scamp had dropped j
iia nis nigui. ine tniei, wno was. a
t mi .
colored man. managed to escape cap
tare, in consequence of which Capt.
Ktmpn lost his vest and watch. This
occurred at the house of Mrs. Annie
Burch, on the corner of Front and
urange streets, where Capt. Kinion and
his wife are boarding. f
The city is overrun with these mid
night marauders who lite by stealing
whatever they can lay their hand upon.
If they cannot find a chicken coon or a
hen. roost they do not hesitate to break
into tbe houses, and thev will : rniinn
the business until a fw of them have
been made acquainted with the merits
of cold lead
Ger. barque Godtffray, Sicoic. clear
ed to-day for Liverpool with 1JBA0 bales
cotton, valued at $84,559. shiDoed bv
Messrs 'Alex Sprout is Son.
Rev. Dr; W. M. Rbbey will preach
at the First Baptist Cbnrch to morrow
night 7:30 o'clock." " " 7
Bilious - Comrlaints. - Constinatinn.
Naosea, are all relieved and cured
QJ AyertltUs. t; iv.
To every. Housekeeper a eobd
substantial cook stove is an important
inecessitvand onr rpadera will flnrl th
best at . Factdry prices 1 at JacorTs
(Hardware Depot. t
W U. "o2
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Jf IS W A P VERT IS KMEXTS I
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KS A Good Assortment Eeceived this
CARPETS & DRY GOODS.
OIL CIXTHS all widths.
We are
noy 18
DIED.
f In thin city, Nov. 26th. ia4. Urn.
CATHR15E FORT, f pneumonia. In tbe S.th
year of her ajre
Funeral serrloe will take place from the
residence cf Capt. S. W. Sklncer. ou Fifth bx.,
between Dock andOranKO, to-morrow (Thurs
day) at S o'clock, p. m. ? -
NEW ADrEKTISiaiENT.
Apples.
gQ BBLS. APPLES BY TUESDAY'S
STEAMER FOR SALE CHEAP.
nov 26
DAVIS A SON
f LESSON 8 IS BOOKKEEPING, to be
V given at Blent, and 15 to Writing tn, i.
riven In the e- ening, by G. M. SMITUOEAL.
author of Smltbdeal's Bookkeeping and Pres.
Ment 8. B. College, GrecnaboTo N. C Terms
in advance. Ladles and Gentlemen In both
classes. Call at Lee Bouse, or address
Wilmington.
nov 56 It
Best Stock.
jgUYERS OF BOOTS AND SHOES WILL
find at our place tbe LARGEST STOCK.
GREATEST VARIETY OF STYLE AND
FINISH and LOWEST PRICES. We Invite
an examination of Goods and Price.
Geo. IL French & Sons,
KB NORTH FRONT STREET
nor fid
Lost.
QN THE 23d LSST., A HOUND PUPPY,
brown eolor, five months old. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving him at No.
16 South Frrnt Street. novii
QT ALL KINDS, SUITABLE FOR LAW-
yers. Merchants, Teachers, Ministers and
others. ;
We saake a snecialtv ol Blink Rnnk ni
Stationery for the nse of Counties and County
Orders for Ensravlnflr Checks. Draffs Vnif-
School Protrammes, Invitations, Visiting
Cards, Ac, wUl meet wlih prompt attention
- riaaus ahd ORG 4 N8 w are agents for
the leading Piano and Orsran manufacturers nf
the country, such as fiohmcr. Decker Bros.. E
Gabler Brs., Cloogh A Warren, Goo. Woods
A Co., Mason A ilamllo, Swrllojc Organ Co..
Ac, and are able to offer extra. lmlucemntR.
either for cash or on Instalments. Second
tnnd Instruments taken in exebange.
lAlfifi' ituua STORK,
nov 24 119 Market st, Wilmington N C
Just Arrived I
CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY
CAKES AND CRACKERS.
French Jumbles, - . . ,
Orange Bar,
vaniaa Jelly. ,
Iced Drop Cakee,
Cooa Drops;
Koko Cakes.
Lunch Milk, elegant.
Cracker Dust,
Also, Bright, New Breakfast Strips. Pig
Feet. Pix Hams, five pourd average, and
everythlcg osnaUy found in a first class Fam
ily urocery.
Q. M. CRAPON,
aoviS 23 South Front t
Hardware
QF ALL KINDS AND IN ANY QUANT1
ty. Wholesale and Retail at ROCK BOTTOM
prices. W. K. 8PKINGKR A CO..
19. 21 Market Street,
noy2 Wilmington. N. C,
Florida Oranges I
Florida Oranges I
JUST ARRIVED A CHOICE LOT OF
Orangea, direct from Hhe arrovea of I lorida.
A fall supply of Bologna Sausage. Liak sns
age, Garl o Sanaage and Liver Podding, direct
Irota Kl;hmod. va
A full lne of Family Groceries always on
hand. Live Turkers. Dressed Tnrksvs tni
Chtckena always on hand - .
STJ" Old Lost Cabta and Brn na trick Pr1at
Stock Whiskey, sre sUll boomleg. ,
unuiruDcnn 01 proaooe soucited.
' - CSAIU A TlinilAK.
Produce Commission Merchants and Pesters
m uroeenea, uqaors, Ac, No. 113 snth
Front fit., almost opposite tne Market.
nov 22 , .
Carolina Yacht Club Cigars,
"pKST 5 CENTS CIG AR OX THE MARKET.
Good Whiskey, Beer. Oysters. Ao.
... OLD NORTH STATE 8AL005.
nov 13 South rroatStrteU
6T ir
Vf bs gia4, to jraecrs ecnaaaicaCta
Craa ftUTfrtocU ensxy ac3 fall fsnsctsf -,
Xht xoat of the wrUer ntut aJwaya b:
Ksheat9th3EStor. . .
CoamrmTcanona mnst ba wtttt
one aldaot the paper. .
Personalities nest be avoided.;
And It la espedaTJy and. partlcnUrly ttf e
Stood that tha Erf'tnr rfno. nn
I therTlcw ot corrcBFondcnta calw tr suit
1 Ja the editorial ooJnwA r. , ...
NEW AOVERTISEatliNTS.
Si
4 .:
i
i
' CORNrpiC0lF,iIE9 r,oc.
seliiDg goods very cheap
R. R1. r.7clWTfKE.
i r- -
3 t-i
STOCK AHD REAL ESTATE BROKER
nd Acetioncer or fieoeral Merchandise ot
every descrlpUo-o Officfl corner Princess ami
Water afreets. sCrenly & Morrlss' old Kad.
fJJ5,lul given to sale of horees and
vehl-lea at private sa?oof at auction. Con.
SETH W. DAVS.
sept ti
AncUoBocr.
UEINSBERGE.R,
Book-Seller and Stationer.
DEALERIN
iMANOS A D ORGANS, FAJNCY GOOUS,
WEDDING
PKESKJJS.
GUITARS, VIOLINS, ACC0RDB05S, BAK-
JOS, STRINGS, Ac
nov 24
Conoley's Drug Store.
21 0 MAKKfcT STREET."
WANTEDA few good cuttouiirs to buy
Vu ,C?? X 8 -on8h Syrup, Con. lev's To
Vhyt o (for Corns) Conoley's None Such and
io? JV 8 3?.K. anything elsoSi my
nov 22
, -r . 'siviiviau'l 1UUBCCO.
J
W. VONOLir.
Wext Week-.
HUMPHREY JENKINS will -j
receive, at their Oyster hous o, 1
No. 112. t-outh frnntSt iy
Ions of froeh New Riter Oysters everr dav
uruTS wr wees. Those wishing Oysters
dnrlnjr Conference will pleas, leave their 'or.
lit- Jfter Promptly delivered In original
ttSfV1!11 JJ2T Ansnlity wntcd. Also you
FA1?da5i.anC8''Jkl,P,e8. Cabbajes,.
hl,p8' nl2?' "wect nt Irian Potatoes
noi 2? a gg- 0yBte" 0,,t c- O. J.
Another Large Invoice
QT ZEPHYRS AND ALL THE VAB10U3
Wools In use ALL COLORS.
Children's, Misses and Ladles Jerseys.
. Gloves and Handkerchiefs. "
Fancy Hairpins, Hat Ornaments, Ac.
Millinery-Full stock. 'Hats, Bonnets. Vel
vets, Fcatters, Birds; 'Ac.
Stampinz done in latest designs.
reltA II colors. Elder Down, PluehAc
MISS E. KARRER.
nov 24
Efchanjee Corner.
Oysters.Oyters;
AT
1
1 lirin ''
between Front and ecox J. You
ca?iEet;Tcw RIvcr vsters fresh eveiydly.
. -. w m: uiiuu . imp rrna
nov
iV, i- mujipe k any part of the State.
H. L.
Stores for Kent.
- . above now oocapio4t;y 4Ieasra
H. 'Joiinson Co.
8tpre and ofllcea above bow occu '
pled by a. Dumeiandt. wcc"
.n7( "hirt' Zi'- Miween; Places.
aag li aty copy 3t , IgaoS8ET A CO.
Real Estate.
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOT f
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