MISCELLANEOUS
-V HEADACHES
Are generally Indaced
by Indigestion, foul
Stomach, Costireneis
Deficient Circulation,
or some Derangement
of the XJrer . and Dlgecttr System.
S offerers trill find relief by tho use of
Ay er's Pills
to stimulate the stomach and produce a regu
lar daily movement of the bowels. By their
action on these organs, Ateb's Pills divert
the blood from the brain, and relieve and
cure all forms of Congestive and Nervous
Headache, Bilious -eadae-te,'&nd Sick
Headache ; and by keeping the bowls free,
And preserving the system in a healthful
condition, they insure immunity from futurr
attacks. Try
Ayer's Pills.
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PABU BY
Dr.J.C.Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mas9.
Sold by all Druggists,
tail lytclP A -
AVER'S
Ague Cure
contains an antidote for all malarial dis
orders which, so far as known, is used in no
other remedy. It contains no Quinine, nor
any mineral nor deleterious substance what
ever, and consequently produces no injurious
effect ujou tlio constitution, but leaves the
system a healthy as it was before the attack.
WE WARRANT AYER'S AGUE CURE
to cure every case of Fever and Ague, Inter
mittent or Cbill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liver Com
plaint caused by malaria. In case of failure,
after due trial, dealers are authorized, by our
circular dated July 1st, 1882, to refund the
money.
Dr. J. C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
may 23 1 Aw
nrm
FREE!
RELIABLE SELF CURE
favorite prescription of one of the most
noted and successful specialists in the U. S.
low retired) for the cure of Jierroui Debility,
ot Manhood, Wenkneu and Decay. Sent
I plain sealed envelope Free. Druggists can fill it.
Address DR. WARD & CO., Louisiana, Mo.
dec 23 eod lydAw
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dec 17
Mew Ciar Store.
Hirschberg's, 5 N. Front St.
JIM PUBLIC CAN SEE TIIE PROCESS
of manufacture of my goods. Only the best
workmen employed. No tenement hoiue labor.
nor children, nor Chinese. The tobacco used
In the manufacture of Clears is naturally and
properly cored. All my work is done in this
ciiv ana under my personal supervision.
A. call at my factory where my several
brands are made vr ill satisfy all that the best
goods are nanuieu ur
I. HIR3CHBERG,
octlltf No. 5 North Front St
n. BRUNHILD & BRO.,
OFFER FOR THE APPROACHING
HOLIDAYS
A special lot of their own importation
Sherries, Port
and Bordeaux Wines.
SOMETHING EXTRA IN
COGNAC S !
we offer special inducements ja quality and
-
prices.
Large assortment of
Cigar 8 and Tobacco
always on hand of our pwu manufacture.
dee 16
IL BRUNHILD BRO
ATTENTION 1 BOIII 8AINT AND SIXSERJ
ITESRY C. PRZMPERT. WHO KEEPS
TT the only second-class Barber i'hop and
Hairdreaftlag Saloon In fNorth Carolina, the
second meanest mam in America, would in
form his many friends and customers In the
city, commercial travellers, Ac .that he era
sUtl be found at No. 7 South Front St., and
don't you remember It, where you can get a
good second-das shave, hair cut or shampoo.
Alto, second-class perfumery and of his own
manufacture. Please glye us a cau.
dec 15 2a " v-.- -, - v " ' .
11
The Daily Review.
The, ui t Jtevicw htu the largest
om fide circulation, of any newspaper
published, in the city cf Wilmington. -3
TUESDAY. PECEMB'R 23. 1884,
INCOSGKK8S YICSTEiCIA V.
SENATE.
Washington, December 22. The
Chair laid before IS Senate a message
from ihe President, transmitting a
sapplementry report of the (Jun Foun
dry Board. Referred to the committee
on Military Affairs.
Several petitions, numerously signed,
were presented, remonstrrating against
the ratification' of the Spanish
treaty.
There was o little Monday business
to be transacted that by quarter-past 12
o'clock the Senats had disposed of all
that was offered, and proceeded to its
calaudar of cases not objtcted to, which
are subjected to the fiveminute limita
tion in debate.
Private pension bills that had already
passed the House were taken up and a
nu-mber of them passed.
Mr. Blair called up the bill providing
for a commissioner, to examine into the
liquor traffic. He said it was a bill al
ready passed four times by the Senate
but not acted on by the House. The
motion was opposed, but the bill was
ordered lo be taken upand was passed
yeas24, nays 16. Betore Toting, Mr,
Vest (who opposed the bill) remarked
that he did not propose to be placed by
his vote inlau atitude of hostility to
temperance; but he regarded the sub
ject matter of the bill as one belonging
exclusively to the States, and there was
no evidence that States Governments
were not entirely competent to deal
with it. The vote in detail was as fol
lows: Yeas Allison, Blair, Cameron, of
Wis., Cameron, of Pa.. Conger, Cul
lum, Dolph, Edmunds. Frye. George,
Hale, Harrison, Havvley, Hoar. Lip
ham, Manderson. Miller, t f N. Y,,
Morrill, Piatt, Sawyer, Sherman, Van
Wyck and Wiison-24.
Nays Bayard, Beck, Butler, Coek
rell. Gibson, Hampton, Harris, Jonas,
Jones, of Fla., Maxey, Morgan, Pugh,
Slater, Vest, Voi.rhees and Waiker
16.
Mr. Hale, from the committee on
Appropriations, reported with amend
ments, thfl House bill making tempo
rary provisions for the navai service
the thirty-one day bill.
Mr. Hale explained that the Senate
committee had amendod that biil by
substituting for it provisions of the reg
ular annual appropriation bill for the
fiscal j ear ending June 30. 1885. pre
cisely as the House had passed it at ihe
last session, but modified to as to cov
er only the remaining half of tho fiscal
year, the amendments ioruierl3 insult
ed by the Senate relating to iron cl;i's
and stFei cruisers being stricken out.
The bill, he said, so far as the amend
ments went, stood precisely on. the ba
sis on which the House had passed the
original appropriation for the jear. In
that, Mr. Ilaie added, the Senate main
tained its attitude of considering this
year's propositions and not those of the
former year. He said he would call
the bill up to-morrow morning.
'The Senate then went into executive
session, and when the doors were re
opened, adjourned till to-morrow,
Mrs. Annie E. Jones. Forrestville.
N. C, says : "I consider Brown's lion
Bitters th best tonic I ever used,"
The German Droverb "If I rest. I
rust," is Americanized into "It I trust.
oust.
Mr. T. A. Miser. Alt. Pleasant, N.
C , says: " I have used Brown's Iron
Bitters in my family for malaria and
ounu it most satisfactory, can highly
recommend it."
A bobtail car beats a flush when a
at man runs after it.
Miss Margaret M. PoDe. Rich Snnare.
N. C, says: "I suffered with dyspep
sia, nervousness and soreness of lungs.
Brown s Iron Bitters relieved me, and
restored mv former health. I have
every reason to gratefully and cheer-
may recomaienu it."
- ii - - .
The girl that blackens her eye-brows
wishes to keep her im perfections dark.
Mrs. L. T. Carter, Lilesville, N. C,
says: l bave been using Brown's
Iron Bitters for five years and can
truthfully say its virtues exceed the
recommendations for impurities of the
bloocv
Lumbaxro is one of the back taxes
that you can't readily supply a check
lor.
Mrs. A. L. Walker. Milton. N. C .
says: "I took Brown's Iron B.tters
while suffering intensely with dyspep
sia am entirely Iree from it now and
attribute my recovery mainly to the
use oi this valuable medicine
Violets are one scent apiece at the
nonsts.
Mrs. C. E. Creasey, Concord, N. C,
savs: "I felt weak and rifhilift.pr1
Brown's Iron Bitters greatly improved
me.
The Mississippi river is the drain to
tho united states Treasury.
Mrs. W. K. French. C19 Market St
Wilmington writes: "I have nseA
Brown's Iron Bitters in mv family
with most gratifying results in cases of
malaria and weakness and cordially
recommend it as a most excellent
tonic.
'Stop Treasury," has now taken the
place of "Stop Tnief.".
Mr. T. U. Thompson, 23 N. Front
St.. Wilmington, says : It affords me
great pleasure to state that I h.ivn twn
cured ot dyspepsia and indigestion bv
a Tew bottles of Brown's Iron Bitters
and I heartily recommend it to others.
n
A n eagle m the hand is worth a $5
note in the vest pocket. ;
Mrs; E. H. Bowlink Wa Ve TY,r.
College, N. says: "I have unbound-
eu conuuence in xjrown S iron JJitters
Its virtues are truly TTonderfaL" -
- IOCAL NEWS.
County Commissioners.
The Board met in adjourned session
yesterday afternoon.
J. W, Perdew, having received a
majoiiiy of all the votes cos, va3 de
clared duly elected Standard-Keeper of
the county for the ensuing two ' years
The contract for furnishing medicine
to the out door poor was awarded to
James W. Conoley, at 13 ceuts per
perscription: being the lowett bid for
the ensuing two years.
The contract as Superintendent of
the County Poor House and Hcu3e o.
Correction was awarded to John II.
Savage lor 22 cents per head, per day,
for the ensuintwo years, his being the
lowest bid.
The contract for fui nishing coffins
for the county poor and burial of the
same, wa awarded to John S. Gibson
at 1.20 per coffin and $1.40 for burial
of the same (total $2.60). for the ensu.
ing two years.
It wa3 ordered that the county tax on
the skating rink lo be opened by Chas.
E. Wills on be reduced to 10. .
Justice J. C. Millis submitted his an
nual report of fines and forfeitures,
amounting to $15, which was received
ordered eutered upon the record oft)
cial reports'and filed.
It was ordered that Wm. Solomon
and J. H. Hankins berelieved from the
payment of poll tax on account of phys
ical disability.
It was ordered that Henry Mumford
be exempt Irom paying poll tax for the
year 1884, he being over age.
It was ordered that tho account ren
dered by B. F. Hall, Ciayton Giles and
Donald Mcltae, committee on the Slate
Exposition, for $ 36.43, be allowed, and
the payment of tho same was ordered
Dr. F. W. Potter was elected County
Superintendent of Health for the county
of New Hanover for the ensuing two
years, commencing January 1st, - 18S5.
The Board adjourned, subject to the
call oi the Chairman.
The weather hns been growing colder
evtjr since snnriso this morning, ami it
has been a raw and disagreeable day.
The streets, however, have been crowd
ed and many a nice little present ha3
been bought during the day for the lit
tle ones to admire on Christmas morn
ing. Tha fat man, who the Indies declare
is the handsomi-st man in Washington
ued to be an invalM. but he took to
hard drinking, not of whiskey, but of
I)r, Bull's Cough Syrup, and now he
walks right ovr tho very slenderest
dudes, and don't care at all.
UOiiiMiSltCIAL AKV b.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
December 23 4 P. M
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
quiet at 275 cents per gallon. Sales of
60 casks at 27 cents per gallon.
ROSIN Quoted steady at 95 cents
br Strained and $ I for Good Strained.
TAR Quoted firm at $1.10 per bbl
of 280 lbs
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
teady at $1.60 for Virgin and Yellow
Dip and $1 for Hard.
COTTON Quoted fi rm Sales of 50
bales on a basis of 10 7-16 cents per
pound lor Middling. The following are
the official quotations:
Ordinary 8 3-16 cents
kod Ordinary 9 7-16 "
Low Middling 10 J
niiaciiiug io 7-16 '
foo3 Middling .
log
DAILY EECUPTS.
Cotton 424 bales
Spirits Turpentine 144 casks
tiosm 817 bbls
Tar 587 bbls
Crude Turcentine 116 bb's
MAKINJ3 NKWS.
ARRIVED.
Steam yacht Louise. Wocdside
Smithville, Master
Steamer John Dawson. Black. Point
Caswell R P Paddison.
Steamer Bladen: Green, Fuvettev
ville, C S Love & Co.
Nor barque Speranza. Gundersen. St
Thomas, W I, Heidu & Co
Nor barque Jafnhar. Neilsen. St
Thomas, W I, C P Mebane
ror barque Emma Parker. Larson.
Cape de Verde, C P Mebane
Schr James Ponder, Robinson, New
York. Geo Harriss & Co. with 0
J M For3hee and W & W R R
Schr R S Graham, Avis, Wilming
ton. Del, Geo Harriss & Co, with guano
to Champion Comprefs Co
CLEARED.
Steam yacht Louise, Woodside,
Smithville, Master
Steamer John Dawson, Black. Point
Caswell. R P Paddison
Steamer Bladen, Green, Fayette
ville. C S Love &. Co.
Ger barque Carl Mtx, Beyer, Bre
men, Alex Sprunt & Son
Exports.
FOREIGN.
Bremen Ger barque Carl Max
,105.bale3 cotton
MALAGA GRAPES.
s
PECIAL SALE OF "IFTY BARKEL3 at
the following prices:
x ORIGINAL PACKAGE, 5 00 per Bbl
- BE PACKED..... 7 CO per Bbl
Orders respectully solicited.
. r ' BENJ. W. DATI3, .
v General Commission Vercbant, -'
'a 1 o 53 Barcljy gt. New York
dec IS Ivr Etarcorr
FOR THE
rlOtlMYS.
A Large Stock of Sensible
Articles for
Holiday Presents!
I RiSPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEN
TION. OFTHE LADIES TO THE.
FOLLOWIVU :
Super Black Cashmere verp cheap.
Medium and low priced Dres3 Gooda at gi-ea
bargains. -
FOR THE HOUSEKEEPER :
We hare a sp'endid stock of Tabic Unmask,
Kapkins aud Doyles wi.h the handsoxeiit
stock of Towe's ever imported.
0
FOR THE YOUNG LADIES :
A superb lot of Handkerchiefs, ever sty
and quality, Hand Satchel?, IlandsCme
Jewelry, etc. x
o
FOR THE GENTLEMEN:
CoIoed Bortlered and White Hemstitched
Han q kerchiefs, Hemstitched China Silk
Handkerchiefs, NeckUcs, Scarf Pins,
Sleeve Buttons, fine Suspenders, wl'h a
variety of other handsome and ustffu!
article.
FOR THE BOYS:
Siik and Linea Handkerchief j,. Windsor j ies,
Breastpins, Sleeve Buttons, Bik k Gloves,
handsome and he ivy Hosiery.
0
FOR THE SERVANTS
Cheap Dress Goods, low priced Cloaks, from
' v
$1 to $20, Shawls, Hosiery, cheap Vests,
Cover.ids, Counterpane?, &c.t &c, wi'.h
the test general stock of Hsotiou in the
c'ty.
JUST OPENED:
An invoice of Imported Dress Buttons 1C0
kinds eo'.d at half value.
It is a well known fact that in ray specialties
I stand unrivalJed. The public wiJlgain
by an examination of my stock, as I am
offeriiilerjioi'dinary iuduccmenta in
i
Very Bespectf ully,
JNO. J. HEDRICK.
des 12 .
otice.
JS IIEUEBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA-
uon will be made to the General Assembly of
North Carolina, at its session in Januarv, 1330,
for a charr for the "Wilmington Savings
Ii.nk and Loan .Association" of Wilmiugu.p,
N. C. ttec 2 5t tu
otice-
JTS HEREBY GIVEN that application will be
made to the General Assembly f North Car
olina, at its session In Januartr, 1S.V for a
charter for the Germa-ia Mutual F.re Insu
rance Compa&y of Wilmington, N. C.
dec 2 5ttu
. . Lty
Eeal Estate for Sale.
B
Y VIBTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
decree made by the Clerk-of the Superior Court,
In the ex parte cause wherein John J. Burnet
et al, are plaintiffs, the undersigned as Com
missioner, will offer for sale, for cash, at pub.
lie auction, at the Court House door In Wil
mington, N. C. . to the highest bidder, on Wed
needay, Dec. 1st, at 12 o'clocfc, M, that prop
erty and premises situated at the touthwest
Intersection of Eighth and Ann streets, la said
citv of Wilminton, being S3 feet on in Bt,
and xunnine back and bordering on Kighth
street 132 feet F. H. DAICP.Y,
dec 8 law-tw tu Commisioner-
State of orth Carolina, New Hanover Co
In Superior Court. .
Ellsha Porter, PlalnUff,
vs.
John K.Wood, Ex'r of Defendant. Jackson
w oocl, ueo'd
The purpose of this action -la " to - require the
appearance of the Defendant in order to col
lect an account against the estate of Jackson
Wood, dee'd, by way of a Creditor's Bill; the
Defendant will take notice that ho 13 requb ed
to appear before the Clerk of the fcupcrior
Conn of New Hanover county, on V riday,
13th day February, A. ). 1885, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., 50 answer or demur to the complaints
in said action or the Plaintiff will app'.y for
the relief demanc ed in the complaint,
S. VAKAMRINGF,
Clerk of Superior Court.3 1
S. M. Empie, Attorney of Plaintiff,
dec 9 lawCw tn
Sale of Valuable faifo in Pender Ccu.lv.
gY VIBTUE AND IS PURSUANCE OF A
decree of the Superior Court of TeDder Coun
ty, made at my suit in a Special Pro-ceding
aainst the heirs at law of my intestate the late
Dawson T. Durham, I will, on Thursday, 15th
January 1SS5, at 12 o'clock, M, at hocky Point
Depot, cell to ths hieheU bid ler at public auc
tion, for 1-3 cash, and the balance on a credit
of p and 12 month-, with note and god securi
ty, drawing per cent interest. to valuable
tracts of land in Itocky Point Township, con:
taming each about 150 acres. The first, lyinc
between Clayton Creek nd the Lane's Ferry
Boad, and fronting on the Northeatt Bivcr
nearly all cleared land. The second, cesr the
D?pot. on both tides of Wilmington and Ke
nansville Koads, between Rocky feint Road
on the North, the widow's residence and "cur"
tllage on the South, and on the"We?t by the
dwellings and improved portions of itocky
Point Derot-pfirtfy cleared. Apply to under
Eigned f or fnrtter parilcu'ara.
JAA13 H. DURHAM.
'- Admlnietrator
DuRkctz CCTa,tt'y.
dec 10 la-ar 4w &iar copy 21st & 28th Jic.
Good materials properly porportioned
which are the essential requisites in
Ceady mixed Paints can be best attaia
ed by using the N. "Y. Enamel Taint
told at Jacob's Depot. - -f
0TT.
if oar good? arc net superior to all otbtrs ana t
v -r,v "7 t froQ
15 TO 25-PER ?!NliiEfc
when our customers are not perfecUy satisfied we'will cKPt-t, ti I
money. We protect 'our patrons, :g6od jqdj?es and ioor jud4a ftvv : i
or
Upon this Platform we have built up our Enormous
Trade I
THE LARGEST RETAIL CLOTHING , BUSINESS IX THIS Oil Y
Wo do not wonder at the daily increase of bur trade. People soon
find out where they can save a dollar. .We can convince
jou cf the fact that wo can give better value for
your money than you can find elsewhere ! ,
Why is it ? Simply because we give 3 0a honest goods at fair prices and onlj
ask you to pay for what you get. No nonsense of any kind.
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
114 MARKET ST.,
dec 8
WE ARE SHOWING SOME EEAL
Black Silks wo have decided? bargains. .
BLACK GOODS,. Biich as Cashmeres, Surges. Alma
Cloths, Henriettas, r v
And various other things wa can show-at LOWEST PRICES.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WRAPS! Almost anything in this line that
can be called for. JERSEYS of alLyvelihts? "stV'
CARPETS AND CURTAINS.
You may have rectal of chtap goods in this line, but we think wo can "cap the
climax! Call and see 03. - . .
r!ec 15
21 -43
FOR
THE
1
iff m?
Our iraprowl Ariieial Ear Drams euro Tk;afnes In all -tatrea. Hecomiacndcd
BCleatlvJ ir3u ot Kuropo and America. Write for illustrated descrtpttoe book and testlmont
Irom doco'-s, j idges, ciiriiHtera uvd prominent men and women who have been cured, and w
talc- i'.pa.-'ur in recontu'fiaing them. TJiey are unaeeo whilo la uso, comfortable to wear, at
sake a p2rtr.anu.0i, cura Aaarcas, s. a. aicnoisoc, t iaurray ot.t ner xoxw
a
iUl lb
- V,
C7iC?se SSst:.
uf. - Cjii.Uv,! V.';;tw
J3rSoil for CntaJyjruo.
mch IS (i&w lv
Rot Tom and Jerry.
rjlUE FIUST OF Tlia SEA.0S TO-DAY.
AI30, Kum Greasers. Hot Sc-t-;li, Fpiccd num.
Hot Flip and all the latest style of Hot Crlrks
AT TUB "GUM". .
dec 16 26 North Front St
Boat and Seine for Sale.
I OFFER KOtt SALE A SURF BOAT nd
REINK both in first rale order. If not pre-;
ioueJy disposed of, 1 will sell at public auc-
tion cn M'EdayKDeccmler 29, 18S4.
For further pariOuJara call on or address
the subscriber. . JAS. Ii. HUG3INS.
Wi:mlgton. Dec. 15, 1884. dec 16 lot
CKAFT. CKAFT.
1884. Holiday Goods. 1884.
E HAVE THEM IN PKOFUdlON, from
the most clejant Chamber cd Parlor' Stills to
Toy CarriagC3, Wagon?, Ctrts, Velociiide,v
Dexterd, Chairj, Ecsks, Lounges, Chiffoiwrtj1
&c. We Invite all to call and se the band-'
Borne display of the LEADING JFUUKITUftB
HOUSE. T. C. CKAFT, Agt ,
dec 15 2w 20 South Iront St. :
fionday
ND ALL THE WEEK YOU WILL find
large consignments of Apples, Peaches, Pears
Chickens, Kgga and ali other country produce
Ttesc goods most be eold at once. Call on' -A.
W. 1UVKNBAEK, vs?
The LivelGrocer and Commission Merchant,
114 North Water at., -sept
15 wuslngton. N. C.
The Election is Over I
IJ1I1E COUNTKY 16 SAVED. OUR PUB-
chases are large. Our expenses small and we
are determined to sell Groceries cheap to suit
these hard times. Save money by buying
from e. O.-SJLAIR,
no v 15 No. 1 9 North Second tT
COME AND SEE !
rjine IIANDSOilEbT LIN 3 . OS" Clirit
mas Preseiits in the city, consisting in rarl of
TIDIES, CANVAS WORK,
SILK AND LINEN IIASD'JFf1, '
NECKWEAR, GIX3V3.
.... ..... m , . ,
TOWELS AUD TABLE LISEN,
and other articles t do numsroui to mention.
Millinery Bepartinent.
This department Is. as usual, well filled with
ali the latest styles of Tiimmed and Untrmi
xaed Uats and Bonrefis, feathers, Wlns, Ac.
Respectfully
MISS KAItREIi.
fits S3 .' '',:.'"v-'.::::r-5 C V-
MISCnWEOTJS
C3rC5C3J5S !
NICK THINGS FOB TIIE HOLIDAYS
F. K. MIS CSXEH, Bkc' v.
iuI t? lid
J-.VXCi-iCTCK9 Of 1 ,
B-iolu
v.'io rto'.h. Wire Coiititer RafltnipL Wire SUpw, Ci!:t
i'wwsf. ir-' Sliatt-, Counter 6upporta,&x'
C -ik utio:i thi Papeu.
, 1 5-. 3
Something Wew.;.
j- HAVE JCST RECEIVED BY BAIL 1
Yanilla Elavqred Syrup,
The flcc3t Syr jp ever, oflercd. la tbU niarket
AL-.O A FULL LINE OF
Faincy &. Staple Articles
FOE Cnai3TfAS AND TIIE HOLIDATS
CalJ and examine at Crapsn's Family Grocery.
G. M. CRAPON, Agt
- V 22 South Front St
dci 16
Very Mice,
FiOBi CIUISIMAS PRESENTS, a prcttj
. . .
pair of fchoes for .wife, a nice Slipptr forps,
i&at little & hoc for baby. We' can forn
every style and show great variety, anfl pricw
. ' -:..:".' . - ;':..';- '
vcryirS'ile.Can In and make selection
SeoKEV French & Sons,
IOS NORTH FRONT 3TREET
dec 22
SOWFOR TIIE BOYS I
"YTE-ABE FULLY PBEPAKED TO CA
ry cut iftif Jromiie t the BOYS, ia re-rd tfl
giving each one of them a beautiful ,
XM A S PRESENT.
ETcry Boy la Wilmla -ndcr tweWe
years ot age, muBt 1 at cur store MONDAY,
at mil past 4 o'clock, sharp CiaiOren tbU
are'tao jounitocoaie alore! mast 4mc wit
their narsesbylooak You wingetaPrc
cnt whether yoa buy or not. ; -
TUESDAY AFTEfiNOON. at tto same W
and place, every COLORED BOY la ton H
bs treated fn like manner. ,
IS' TIME OR lfoU MAY
IANC15. ' f I '
JJOI
COME
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