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every evening. Sunday ex
cepted by
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Six months, . 92.08. Three
00; one montn, o cents.
nancr win ; : .
i- any pax oi uvo city, at ww outo
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astls'ng rate3 l0W UboraL
tSSrlbers will report any and aU fall
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The Daily Review has the largest
- frtt circulation of any newspaper
fished, in 'te cily.of Wilmington:
a tool as Burchard" is now
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VOL. VIII,
W ILMINGTON. N. C. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1884. . NO. 285
It is announced that the illustrations
alone id Harper daring the past year!
cost oyer $80,000.
NORTH
CAROLINA
FEJRENCE.
THIRD DAY.
CON- ference was adjourned with the ,bene-
diction by Rev. J. E. Mann.
lb
buz
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most forcible expression.
;10,000,000 in American gold
;a has found its way home from Eng
land ami Germany aince August 7.
The salary oi the Governor of Ver
mont has just been raised from $1,000
a year to the princely.sum of $1,500.
The Chicago Times suggests that Mr.
Batlcr should write personal letters
tanking the men who noted for-him.
A crank named Eugene C. Austin,
put in an appearance at Albany recent
ly. Being interviewed by a pres3 re
porter he said that he was a candidate
for the vice presidency and produced a
letter written upon executive chamber
paper promising, him a cabinet position
ii ne would w undraw. This was sign, i
Led with Cleveland's name. The man
waited in the corrider all day without
seeing Governor Cleveland.
The
FOURTH DAY.
Saturday, Nov. 29th, 1884.
Conference assembled at
- a temoie mistake was maue oy a
burglar in New York the other day.
Liate in tne evening he was passing a
house that was very dark and quiet and
Fred Archer, England's famous jock
was among the passengers., who
landed from tbe Bothnia in New York decided lo enter wi,hoat ringing,
03 Wednesday.
The modest man will not decline ah
office until it i3 offered him. Modesty
appeal to be at a premium . in these
days, hence the word of warning.
and did po; but was paintully surpris-
; ed to find that it does not always follow
because the parlor is unlighted that it is
unoccupied, for he stumbled right upon
the young lady of the house and a mus
cular lover, who marched tbe intruder
(jen. John Bratton h&s been elected promptly off to jail.
to fill the unexpired term ot Congress
man John II. Evins,. deceased, Irom
ibefourtn oistncioi ouum uaiuima.
Rev. Joseph E. Lee, colored Republi
can delegate to the National Con en
i Ition from Florida, and-leader of his
The major of Philadelphia has ro race in that State, in an interview said
. T 1. ... - . . . .
ceived a letter from tne mayor oinew i ae believed Cleveland to be honest in
Orleans asking that the old Inuepend- what he said and intended to dj right
sent to the New Orleans Dy the negro, tne effect of which will
be to unite the whites and b acks. Lee
said there were many good Democrats
who will not allow the rights of the
colored men to be abridged. He con
tinued: 'The election in Morula, as
fair.
Friday, Nov. 23th, 1884.
Conference was called to order by
Bishop Parker.. o'clock, a. m., Bishop Parker in the
Religious services were conducted by chair, and was opened with religious
Rev T S Campbell. services, conducted by Rev J B Car-
Minutes ot yesterday's session were I venter. V
read and approved. The journal of yesterday was read
Question 5th. Who are readmitted? land approved. .
was asked, but no response was made Rev L H Hendon presented the re-
Oliver Ryder, an eider in the Method j commendation of the Quarterly Con-
ist Protestant Church, having joined ference of Caldwell Circuit, Statesville
the M E Church, South, and subscribed District, for the restoration of the ere
to its doctrines, discipline and ordina- deatials of Rev James L Healen, a
lion vows, his credentials werem pre- local preacuer of said circuit. On
sented by J W Guthrie, P E. Charlotte motion, the credentials were restored.
district, with application to be admitted On motion of Rev L L Nash, the
into the Conference of the M E Church, name of Marcus C. Thomas was placed
South. He was admitted. on the list of Conference claimants at
N M Jurney reported "an additional the present session.
amount of $25 for the Orphan Asylum. Rev L I Adams introduced the
Upon motion of S D Adams, M L following resolution which was read
Wood was appointed to receive the and adopted:
moneys collected for Trinity College as Believing that it would better suo-
ordered by the last conference. serve the interests oi our cnurcn, who-
in toe Douuua ui uui vyuu.cicuuc, t-
respectfully request Bishop Parker to
Indications. -
For the South Atlantic Sates gener
ally fair, weather, Northwest to SiQth
cast winds, becoming variable in the
interior; slightly cooler on the coast;
stationary temperature in the interior;
higher barometer m East portion ;
stationary barometer in West portion.
. , Sad News. , .
The wife of Rev. W. S. Black, D. D ,
who has been here with her husband
in attendance upon Conference, receiv
ed a dispatch this morning staling that
rusAss. to tin. v .'
WtwObaglad to weetra ecsxniicaUoa
from osr fiSez.da ca any, ai all ttzbl ecu;
gaiierxl latorl3t tnX : ,
Tha tJLzaa or tia wiitef xtztx afttaya ta.:
alaned to tha Kdltcr.
Ccnnaunlcatlona cut be wxlaa . o n
cue aide of tne p&pei. . "
. Pexsoaalldeamiutbe avoidoci t
And tl especially and prt!cr!arry trtfe
tood that the Kiltortf oca" est adapter cot
therleureof correjporifwtt ti.a r
XKW ADVERTISIIENTS.
her brother. Mr. W. M. Fleming, a 0(
lawyer residing in Spartanburg, S. C,
was dying. She left on the first South
bound train for the bedside of her dy
ing brotner.
Question 12. What traveling preach
ers are elected elders? SJ McLeod, J nqft hia inflnence in the College of
ence bell be
Exposition.
Mr. William R. Grace, whose term
of office as mayor of New York City
begins January 1st, took the oath of
offlce on Wednesday last, be tore Justice far aa j kn0Wf was honest and
Noah Davis, of the Supremo Court.
The Democratic ticket
votes and won."
got the most
Although the Paris cholera bulletins
bave been stopped, isolated deaths from
cholera continue to be reported. It ia
estimated fully 100,000 left Tans daring oniy 50 cents
the cholera epidemic. The people are
now returning to their homes. in great
numbers. -
D Arnold and n A Watkins passed the
examination of character and were
continued in tbo class of the fourth
year; (Joiin tr L.utie, Jno v jone3.iv
S Warlick, J T Kendall J TFinlayson.
J E Gay. W B North and W T Cutch-
in nn.st;pd tha PTftmination of rliarac-
ter and were elected to the office of blameless in their life and official ad
elders.
The class for admission into full con
nection was called before the Bishop,
who asked the usual questions, which
wero satislactorily answered, and the
BishoDS. to have our Annual "Confer
ence, hereafter, to convene not earlier
than on the first Wednesday in De
cember ot each year
(Signed) "S D Adams.
FLReid.
w ii bobbitt.
.Question 20. Are all the preachers
Personal.
Mr. W. W. McDiarmid. of the
Lumberton Hobesonian, accompanied
f-tj Viia enn it in lh ftitv to-dflV.
j - " - - - paoixrea ia anv ou
W r. .ToseDheus Daniels, of the Wilson 1 can fin-i Flort ia Or
1 fimntna n.i..
Advance, is among the editorial frater
nity whdare in the city to day.
Mr. C. C. Daniels, of the Kinston
Free Press, is in the city to day.
Mr. A D. Jones, tbe recently elected
Treasurer of Wake county, is in the
city, the guest of Prof. Nobles.
SETU W. DAVIS, Auriioncer.
BY SV n. TCIMBWX '
BANANAS, PISE APrLiS, c, at AucUcn
QN MONDAY. Dec., 1st, at 10 o'clock, I
Kill dose out balasce el Baoaoas, Pine' Ap
ple ana Sugar Cane, on board tchr. Equator,
lvlDR t fOOt Of. DtCk tTCCt. -E0T29
It - ' JT
Conoley's Drug Store.
1?1G MAItKRT STREET.
WANTED A few-good cuEtfinurs i0 buy
Cnno'ey's Congh Syruu, Coa les' Too
anil
, tnv
line ; CIars, Ciireitc and Tobacco."
nov J YV. coyoi-Er.
Wext VlAeeki
HUMPHREY A JENKINS will T)
receive, at their Oyster houte, "5 3 ?
No. 112 ioutb ront$t.,FottyGal- JE
Ion a of Stcsh Ner Ktrcr Oysters e?cr day
during ihi, wect Those wlehlnx Oysters
aunnj conicrenco tmr piess Icave-lhblr ox
U is Oysters promstlr deUTerul In orislns.1 .
packages la any quantity wanted. Also you
anges,. Apples, Cabbages,
Turnips. Onlono. wcet and Irish I'ottoa.
Chickens and Eggs. Oysters sent C O. D.
BeDj. W Davis,
(Formerly with W. E. Davis A Son, Wllmlng-
lon, u-j
99 Barclay St. New York, '
General Commission Merchant
DEALER IN COUNTRY PRODUCE, Api
ministration?
The tollowins elders passed tbe an
nual examination of character
K ALE I G II DISTRICT.
The Fire.
At about halt past 6 o'clock this morn
ing fire was discovered on the platform
of Hon. A. H. VanBokkelen's still in
the extreme Southern section of the
city, and such was the" inflammable
character of the property that the still
with considerable rosin and other prop- JJJJ Jjj Jj and Fced dca,e58" Da'18
erty was destroyed.
pies, Garoc'Floh, Terrapins, Egps and Chick
ens. Highest market prices, and promnt re
turns guaranteed. A trial Is all I ask.
Refr b permission to E. K. Burrnss, Prcsl
dent FlrstNatlonal Bank of Wilmington, N.O.;
fliessrrsj. 11. cnaaoourn as Co., btcam tavr
Mills; I". L. Btiugers &.Co. Grocers; I. Cum-
The still was not
working and bad it been running the
flames were discovered where it would
S D Adams, W C Norman, B C Phil-
n . -1 .1 1 tu,.: 1 1: t u iuu:n- r i"v di.n T4 R r"nl I . . . . . . . .
Itthe fire-prate and fire-irons cost ri:uoP savo "letuaigcuuuiuunuii t,uit up, o " " . v have Mccu impossiDic lor mem to nave
- rt I a 11 . - . I . r-m T t A r K. a.
fiftv dollfirs. what will a ton of coal proiession ana practice in inrisuan ex- orein. u oarreu, v o nuue. .j reached, from which there is no douDt
come to? Ashes. St. Jacobs Oil costs perience in their personal life and espe-4 Gibbs. J B Martin, J.J Renn, Isaac W th' t : was ilc work of an incendiary.
LOCAL NEWS.
The Government of Eneland after re
cering evidence concerning the condi
tion ot thing in the Isle of Sxye, has or
dered the military and police expedi-
IttOEI TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTf.
C W Yates Stationery
S H Tkimbi-K Fruit t Auction
11 KIS8BEHOEB Family Bibles, Albums, Ac
F C Milxxr Friends snd Fellow Citizens
cially in their works as mibistcrs.
Rev Dr R A Young, Secretary of the
Foreign Mission Board of the M
Church, South, was introduced to the
Conference, and requested , at his con-
Avent, FL Reid.
1IILLSBORO DISTINCT.
NH D Wilson. T A Boone,
Lyon, J Sandtord, L L Nash,
There was no insurance, as it was not
obtainable on such property. Loss
J 1 between &3.000 and S4.000. The fire
V" A I Anarfment. vera a nrnmnt 1 f in ftttendancfl
Sharpe, John Tillctt, J O Guthrie, L H I anj effective service in keeping the
venience to speak to the cause which be Gibbons, R A Willis, P Greening, A Wjaje3from spreading and destroying
represents.
The Bishop announced that Saturday
at 12 o'clock be the service of the Mis
sionary Day.
Question 10. What local preachers
iT:rl fifofoc RfJniot Tre11 writes vnoromAnr thia waaIt nna adnlh and are elected aeaCOn8." USWer U D
Thi rPoirffl rf nntfcnn t thi nork to
tion not to proceed any further. Quiet day foot up ?59 bales
has been restored among me croiters. ;
lnere were two interments in aene
Man gum
GREENSBORO DISTRICT.
R O Burton. L W Crawford, T H
Pegram.C H Phillips, RF Bum pass,
R T N Stenhen&on. M L Wood. J B
Camenter. J W Lewis. C A Gault, J
other property.
to friends that he intends to - return to one child.
America whether bis resignation is ac- There were four interments in Oak
cepted by President Cleveland or not. dae Cemetery this week ; Three adults
He will not return for political reasons an(j one chjia.
his literary work. J
WMb I It 4 V V WW WW w mmm w ' ; w
There were two interments in
t xr i.A of Ko uoresiemeiery mis wees, one
in iew vftieuus, uu ius i.u, ....
i .jnra.o and lahor anaonecnua.
Pine
adult
Services To-morrow.
Services will be conducted by mem
bers of Conference to-morrow as fol
lows: ,
Front Street M. E. Church at 9 :30 a.
m., Love Feast conducted by Revs . J .
N. Andrews and J. H, Wheeler. At
11 o'clock a. m., sermon by Bishop
Parker and ordination of Deacons ; at
3:30.p. m., Sacram' at of the LordV
Hen-
assembly a marked feature was the
fraternitv existinsr between black and
wh.te laborers, two-thirds ot the or
ganizations being composed of colored
men.
. -
Th Y.i.'njiai. Tlanublican savs if the
- " - v- -X ; -
oartv iTfiins in Missouri for the next
r w o-" "
four years as for the past four, the State
Becton, Carteret circuit, ewbern dis. R Scroggs, S H Helsabeck, S D Peeler.
trict; W C Ecklins, Aurora circuit; C W King, N E Coltrane, A R Raven.
Wm Lowe, Bath circuit; and R B Gil- J C Thomas, J F Heitmau.
Ham, Swift Creek mission , Washing- salihury district.
ton district; B A York, Alexander clr- W S Black, Joseph Wheeler. G A
nnit. Stalo.villft district: T J BailVi Offleshv. G F Round. W C WilUon. W
Wilminffton district. S Creasv. Zebedec Rush, S V Hoyle. Supper, conducted by Rev. L. L.
si.: 14 . I t tp.m:. rv a Cfnn n t. T?ornhrdt 1 dt en and J. A. Cunninsin: at 7:30
I 1 - J 1 .1 O Annn.. ITnna I fin I TOCirir I f TT8TDT(r I til . . SeriHOU bv Rev. S. D. Adams
rirtmmittAfton Con ferenca Relations L C Hendreo. J T Harris, W M I ordination of elders.
made its renort i-ecommending for Bairby,. J W North, B F W Stamey, J Fifth btreet M. i,. ChurcU, at u a
Siinemumerarv Relation J Eudaily, I C Rowe. J H Page. G W Ivey, Hugh m. services conducted by Rev. L. S
If you want a nice Polo Cap for your J om:i, x p Keeran. W H Call v wsw M V SherrilL W P McCor- Bulkhead; at 3 p. m. Love Feast con
. t - - . ' I i. . . . m
Doy,youcan nave u maue at Ajer i rp q Moses rand for Sunerannuated I bin. .Tampa Willson. Moses J Hunt. M ducted oy Kevs. j. v. l nomas ana
for 50c. A fine selection of patterns w.af. w R ,Ttfn t w p.ovli t? Ut r, j t. TrWutt.
now on bancL t p Bibb, Henry Gray, Daniel Culbreth, shelbt district.
t- kvv-vt Rnnnpo n Wriio j w Rmii - Mil Fnv. B R Hall. T S Campbell. J F
There is an unmallable Government
stamped envelope, yellow, remaining
in the postoflice. in this city.
and
barnue
wi'l be doubtful It the party loses in cleared to-day lor tiamourg wun a,oto y v Amea, l nomas o noyie. uaswu musuiuurA " "
other States as it has lost in New York barrels rosin, valued at $4,700, shipped Farrar, Edward Howland, W H ban. J C Hartaell. J W Wheeler.
t: u..r..r. ft will no hv Messrs. S. P. Shotter & Co. Watkins. W I Hull. II H Gibbons, J On motion, in each case, the Bishop
iuuiciua, vb. w iwui jww, ..... j . ... l. . nr r
F. N. Robinson, a photographer oi woou oy upf adopted. North Carolina; J T Heitman Frofes-
Howard County. Dakota, has thehonor on the wharf by a.boy and le it at tuis stion Who remahl QR ifM B gor iQ Trinity College, and T L Trip-
ofbeiDKthefirstarfistinthe world to omce.wnicn tu uwu uu A Bowles. R P Troy. J E lett, Principal of Oak Institute, Moores
successfully photograph a tornado. .An llluo lul"l
opportunity was afforded him by the We have been blest with beautiful c C Brothers, H M Blair, J B Hurley, The hour of noon having arrived, the
great cyclone which passed pver Miner weather to-day. although we had heavy i b John, F M Shamberger, M A Bishop introduced the subject of Mis-
county iast August, and the result was j rains during last night, accompanied gmitb, T J Daily, passed the examina-J sions as the special order, llymn 741
T.
highly vivid and strikfng picture.
Mrs. John Jacoo Astor gave the
newsboys of New York City a sumptu
ons feast on Thanksgiving Day. She
directed that a fine dinner be provided
for the boys, comprising everything in
abundance, and that they be made as
iolly as possible, regardless of the cost,
she agreeing to defray the expenses.
Ia New York Tuesday, the suprema
court decided that Becky Jonc3, the
witness who is imprisoned in Ludlow
street iail for refusing to answer ques
tion put to her in the Hammersley wil
contest, cannot be released from prison
a a writ of certiorari.. The court holds
that the commitment was not void or
illegal.
who has been send-
in? Stnrias Irnm Atlanta, (ia.. bOU
democrats cutting' off negroes1 cars
and keeping them as reminders of the
lata n mfwtmtin vJr.tnrv. W83 horse-
shipped on the street last Wednesday
hJ the neero of whom- he had claimed
lo have received his information. ; l&
w3 released upon begging the pardon
hi assailant.
" Whom the gods love die y ouug.V
sSt Bvron : but why die when you
can cure the cold or congh, which
neslertAI mpans death? Dr. Bull's
ugh Sytup mayn't be in favor with
the gods, fc it keeps thousands from
taeir gra ut mortals, who take it,
Praise ' --
foratimebyquiteaseverealeofwind tlon and paS3ei to the class of the was sungland Rev Dr L S Burkhead led
from the Southwest. It blew very second year ; and J E Woosley and A in prayer.
hard for awhile, but we have heard of E wney passed examination of char. The Bishop and Rev Dr R A Young
no damage resulting from its violence. acter and were continued in the class bf addressed the Conference, after which
t:, r T.a i.i thr-ft the first vear. tne wwewnco tojoaroea wnn us wu-
i xvuiwo4 w . I . l:: k r- v...,
Ouesuon 7. wnoare aeacons oi one j uuB.
white and two for colored couples.- yearr juj liuu, "
n,..t. tha A4Tifil vwr fiommencins burne. R M Hoyle. VV li iirissom, o i
Criminal Court.
The following have beerrthe proceed-
n0..nThr let .1883. und ending No- Keen. J T Abernethy, C P Snow, bav- . . . t
1 Sl m. L. I.' m cm I
yember30th,1884, both inclusive beiias mg oeen approyeu dj uw. ""'" report:
. i . "r e Pnmmidsa onH Vinvinrr ni9t;pd thft PT- I
ifiQnpri marriage licenses. ui vumiumv iu,.-B r-
which were for white and 116 for col
ored couples.
Accepted.
Rev. J. W. Primrose, pastor of the
Presbyterian churches at Oxford,
Grassy Creek and Shiloh. in Granville
oonntv haa nrented an invitation to
animation of character, were continued
deacons of one year.
W. T. Nelson wanted his character
passed ajra granted location at his own
request.
A communication was received from
I J. W. Alspaugh. President of the tfoara
State vs Morley Nixon, false pre
tense. Defendant and J. D. Nixon
recognized in the sum of $50 for ap
pearance at next term of Court.
State ts Edward Brvson, selling
liquor on Sunday. Nol pros. It ap
pearing to the Court that the defend ant
is in a dving condition, the defendant Is
tea au luviumuu w TrnatcGS of Trinity College, and after "-i"rCli-lA.u. ... a:.
become pastor of the Second Fresby te- - - - - . lh BMrdof "
- i mis sea.
"i v. u: ivA mill n rr'im
here with his family next week. Upon lhe molion of R. G. Burton, as
Collision. amended by the Conference, it was or-
As the steamtug Blanche was towing dered that a committee be nominated
a brig down the river this morning, by the Presiding Elders to take under
inaf-.ua she had reached the first reference the Conference of 1S8Q con-
ietties, the steamship Benefactor, also cerniog the division 6f the Conference,
bound down the river, struck the brig Upon motion of W. H. Bobbitt. the
and. as the channel was rcry narrow, Treasurer oi the Conference Trustees
drove her ashore and stove in her rail. was ordered to pay over to the joint
After the Benefactor -had pas?ed . the Board o( Finance the moneys that are
Blanche succeeded in hauling the brig m his hands from the funds of the Con
offwhen the latter CAt4e to an, anchor, ference, ;
We did not learn the name ot the brig, -The usual announcements- for; the
nor the extent, of the damage she. sus- committee meetinss rere made. i
Sned? . ' , After l2iin-tbpdoxc!ojy th3 .Cca-
State vs J. Williamson, atsault aod
hatterv. Guilt?. Judgment three
months in County House of Correction
James Anderson, assault and bat
tery. Gnilty. One month in County
House of Correction.
State vs W Bolden, assault and bat
tery. ivo pros.
State va R Bellamy, larceny. Aoi
pros.
KiatA ts C. Crowell. concealed wea
pons. Kol pros. . . "
We observe quite a fine display o
ncxr xiC Vol vers icr very iu--uLiui(-j
P. Ricaud.
First Presbyterian Church, at 11 a.
m., services conducted by Rev. R. A.
Young: at 7:30 p. m.. by Rev. J. J.
Renn.
Second. Presbyterian Church, at 11 a
m., by Rev. J. B. Bobbilt ; at 7:30 p
m.. by Rev. 1. H. Gibbons.
First Baptist Church, at 11 a. m., by
Rev. W. M, Robey ; at 7:30 p. m., by
Rev. B.C.Phillips.
St. Paurs Evangelical Lutheran
Church, at 11 a. m.. by Rev. W. C
Norman; at 7:30 p. m., by Rev. W. C.
Gannon.
First Congregational Church, at 11 a.
ra., by Rev. Sol. Pool; at 7:30 p. m.,
by Rev. T. H. Pegram .
St. Stephen's A. M. E. Church, at
11 a. m by Rev. T. J. Gattis;at 3 p.
m;. by Rev. J. n. Cardan; at o p, m..
by Rev. L. L. Nash.
St. Luke's A. M. E. Zion church, at
10 a. m., by Rev. J. B. Hurley; at 3 p
m.. oy iev. y . ts. xxorm; ai o p, m..
by Rev. J. C. Rowe.
Chestnut street Presbyterian church.
colored, at 11 a. m., by Rev. R. B.
John : at 7.30 d. m.. by Rev. J. M.
Lumly.
Mt. O ive Church, colored, at li a.
m.. by Rev. M. J. Hunt; at 3 p. m.t by
Rev. J. H. Tart.
First Baptist Church, colored, at 3 p.
., by Rev. John H. Hall; at 7-J20;.pA s
B,B. Holder.
Southern Produce a fcpcclalty.
oci i bin
Home Comforts.
A GOOD COOK STOVE. A GOOD TJEAT
rx Idr etoTC, a cood Lacap. a Rood Kerosene
htve. a cood Door Mat. a cood Toilet Set. a
pood lap Board, a good Cake Box, a good
ooneo uigsin, a gooa earner uustcr. our
uavencas as tr to say tnavs so. and atla a
rorus.
PARKER A TAYLOR.
PURE WHITE OIL. nov 24
- ' -
Another Large Invoice
QF ZEPnYES AND ALL THE VABIOU3
Wools In use ALL COLORS.
Children's, Misses and Ladles Jerseys.
Gloves and Uandkf rcbiefs. X
Fancy Hairpins, Hat Ornaments, Ac.
Millinery Full stock, Hats, Bonnets, VeL
Tets, Feathers, Birds, &c.
8taraplnc done In latest designs.
Felt All colors, Elder Down, Pltuh,Ac.
Bespectfully
MISS E. KARRER.
nov 24 Kxchange Corner.
Oysters. Oysters,
jT NO. 13D MAKKltT ST.,
between Front and Second. You
can get New Elver Oysters fresh every dy.
a ico, me oeai oi lonoa uranges.
tysters smppea to any part or tne state.
ii.
nov 17 lwk
L. DIXON.
Stores for Kent.
YlTJlltKUUUSlS ' Al OUMCE3 J.
IT aovo now occupied bv Mcsers. f-r4?
U. Jnhnf-on A (Jo.
Stnre anJ offices above now occur
pled by A Damebtnctt. . .
jtjoifi on jiortn water Bt, ; oetween iTiucs
and Cbe8ti.ut. Applvto
aug 13 ttsx copy 3t BkROSSKT A CO;
Norfolk Oysters ! .
QAN NOW BE FOUND t
At the GEM RESTAURANT,
nov 15
7
No. SO North Front Sfcet.
WILL WltST. '
Family Bibles.
A N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FAMI-,
X.
just received at tha
Albums.
ix BIBLES, in various styles of blndlnr.
LIVE BOObL STORE.
The largest and best selected assortocent of
ALRUMj ever brought to this city Is at '
LATEST IMPORTATION -
DIRECT FEOit PAEI3 !
Largo assortment of Music Boxes Boce
wooU. Mahogony, Blsek Walnut, Carved Got
t Fere ha, fcnell and Tin. Largo, mxltrnn sad
small, at liKINelifcU JEU'i,
nov 28
, l-ve Book and Musloet res
Ostrich Tips
m.
m.. by Rev.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Real Estate.
TTOUSES AND BOILDINQ LOTS
for sale In alt parts of the city. Cash
or on the Instalment pan.
Annrvto D. CCOXNut.
ang 30 isw 3m sat m '. Seal Estsla Agent
y ' ' I
OE 5J AND C5 CENTS PER BUNCH,
New ttyles in Felt Velvet and SUaw HaU
and Eoncets. v ,:: 1
Ostrich Hps and Plumes, Fancy Feathcrf,
hwvvut, kMiui, iviltWi C)Ui)n, iBUJiiJ ,
c, at .. . .
MRS. KATE C. WIN E5
Noi 119 North Second Street, - "
aor 23 tf Bet. thettnut and Prlocesa sts
Applep.
f-r ff BBL5. APP1X3 BT TUESDAY'S
BTSAIUISFOS SALE CHEAP.
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jTJE 4B M S FOB ITCAUSE AS BE Bl-
bnt r t mv
uoioprocs, tracts. Toilet asdFacbct Pow
ders.; soap, Turiisa Tosrels. Toilet Ca
Foil V&s o Drazs tiz Pxecii; tlos a i- Jc
Ulry. At .
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