rArf
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aysobeertben wU) report any and all fan-
(TM to receive MPT pipw nyiany,
pjr 77k Daily Review has the largest
bona fide circulation, of any newspaper
published, in the city of Wilmington. A
The building lundrr of the African
Methodist Church at Grand Rapids
Mich . was lost at faro by two of the
trustees.
A New York paper has a report that
fr Tilden's will provides lor the
establishment at Greystone of an edu
cational institution.
It is the opinion of Budd Doble that
the time ot trotting horses will yet be
broozht down to two minutes, and be
v LJ
bases it upon the fact that a quarter of
a mile in thirty seconds is frequently
done.
Mr. Davis was at Vicksburg the oth
er day, in good health and spirits. He
thinks an era of good feeling has been
brought about by Cleveland's election,
similar to that secured by the success
of President Monroe.
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A statue of Frederick Lauer. the
Reading, brewer, who is sa;d to have
made the first lager beer brewedn
America, is to be erected In Lauer
i'srk, Reading, under the auspices of
the Brewer's Association.
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An attempt to make Long Branch a
winter resort is being made. Mr. John
Uoey having fitted up four cottages for
the purpose of making the test The
cottages are furnished in the most com
plete and luxurious manner.
A tag with the words "when I am
full take me home" printed on it, and a
'blank lined off lor the name and address
of the wearer, was worn tied to the
lapel of the coat last New Year's day
by certain facetious New Yorkers.
mm
The French elenlent in Montreal so
ciety, whioh has taken little in teres
heretofore in the carnival, is bestirring
itself this year. A fancy dress ball at
the Windsor and a bal masque in the
French quarter will bo new attractions-
Roses in New York are very plenti
ful, but high in price. La France sells
at $6 a dozen, 50 cents each ; Nephetos
are worth $2.50 a dozen; the Beauty
ofStaplefort. Mermets, and Pearle de
Jardine. $2 50; tie Sunset and Mare
chal Kiel are $2 a dozen.
1 Rabbi Gottbeil. of the Jewish Church
of New York, proposes to introduce a
Sunday service for his congregation in
addition to his regular Saturday sert
vice. He takes the ground that here
are Jews who will not attend a Satur
day service who might be induced to
attend oae held on the Sabbath. There
is, howevor, strong opposition to the
innovation.
In the Chinese quarter of New York,
a few days ago, the fallowing despatch
was bulletined: "Not men but money
is wanted. The Frenoa have only 800
soldiers in Tonquin ; we have 105.000,
who are marchidg upon lacm. In two
weeks there will not be an invader left
upon our soil. Remit either to the
Consul or home to the Zoong Li Ya
men.
A short time ago the local paper at
Red Bluff. Cal., announced that "the
prayer meeting at the M. S. Church
will-be bell to-night." This typographi
cal error, made many people beliefa
that something remarkable was to take
place at this meeting, and the church
was crowded. The officiating brethren,
greatly encouraged by the large audi
dience, were inspired to eloquence, and
the result was that thirteen converted
persons united with the church.
A. M. Trucedell. of Chicago, has
been seat to the almshouse as a ya
grant. Seven years age he owned sev
era! millions of money, drove fast hors
es. and was member ot the best clubs
He speculated on the board of trade,
and lost every dollar. Crazed at his
losses, be took to drink, and sank low-
er sou lower , nis last act being a re
fusal to pay for his dinner at a restao
rant.
Mr. Sparhawk, of West Randolph
v t., toot: oat a policy ot insurance on
his factory one cay. w nne he was in
the act of paying the money that made
the in sa ranee valid the fire bells rang
"How fanny if that should be my place P
said Mr. Sparhawk. Ana sure enough
the property destroyed was toe opar
hawk nrnnertv insured 1U the DICK of
time.
New Jersey has a Baptist minister
who claims to have baptized more peo
ple than any other man in his enure.
The community in which be resides
has been grieved over his stubborn
ooui?h that his interfored with his DOS
torsi duties. A physician recommend
ed Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,. and conse
quently there will be baptism in bis
church next Sunday.
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VOL. IX.
LOCAL NEWS.
Ill EI TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r e Miller A $15 Prize
uuiiBBuusK istark books
. B M MclNriKB Brochet Shawls
C W Yates New Years Present
B J Jones, Com Commissioner'
J W Thompson, ecVy Dividend
Be port
Notice
Notice Application to the Board of Alder
men
Report of the (JonUion of the first National
Bank of Wilmington, N C
For other locals see fourth page.
There was no City Court this
ing. 9.
morn-
Tho recei pts of cotton at this port
to-day foot up 405 bales.
Three white tramps were accommo
dated with lodgings at the guard house
last night.
It has been warm, rainy and misera
bly muddy to-day, but it will be colder
with a day or two see if it don't.
Remember that Dude Bows, the im-
prved Tensor, the fashionable Tuck.the
Clandent, and the puffscarfs are shown
In great varity by Dyer. The largest
Stock in the city and the latest goods, f
Indications.
For the South Atlantic States, gener
ally warmer, partly cloudy weather and
local rains, followed by fair weather
except in the extreme Southern portion
where the temperature will fall slightly,
falling barometer and Southwesterly
winds.
Widow ttedott.
Mr. C. B. Bishop, the inimitable
impersonator of . female characters,
with bis really fine company, appeared
at the Opera House last night in the
above-named play, and, although the
r- -
weather was disagreeable, there was a
large and enthusiastic audience to wit
ness the performance. That the play
was a good one needs no words from
us, as it has been a tavorite with the
play-goers for tho last dozen years or
ever, since its dramatization. The
character of Widow Bedolt was orig
inally played by tho eminent comedian
Neil Burgess, but it has suffered none
in the hands of Mr. csnop. aou au
dience last night were kept in roars of
laughter, and if there were any imper
fections in the piece, they were so slight
that they were not noticed in the great
amount of genuine fun.
Citizens1 Meeting. -
A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the farmers and land owners of New
Hanover county assembled in the Court
House in this city yesterday afternoon,
and the following proceedings were
had: .
On motion, Mr. R. E. Ileidc was
called to preside and Mr. B. L. Mont-
ford was requested to act as Secretary .
The object of the meeting was stated
by the chairman, to be the considera
tion of the guestion whether New Han
over county should adopt the Stock law
or No-Fence" law, as it is commonly
called.
The question was generally discuss
ed, Capt. E. W. Manning, Capt. A. A.
Moselcy, Messrs J. A. Montgomery, B.
S. Montfmd, J. A. Farrow, Col. B. R.
Moore and others participating.
In order to set the question in shape
for the action of the meeting, Col. B. R.
Moore offered the following resolution,
which was, after farther discussion,
adopted :
We, the citizens, farmers nnd land
owners of New Hanover county do re
solve. That the agriculture and farm
ing interests of New Hanover county
most unequivocably and undeniably
demand that the " No-Fence" law hail
be in force in said county, and that we
Willi nse all honorable means to secure
the passage ot aa act of the General As
sembly which shall put in force the
Stock law in said county.
Capt. A. A. Mose ey moved that Col.
B. R. Moore be appointed a committee
of one to prepare a bill embodying the
sense of the above resolution, and to
secure, if possible, its passage by the
Legislature.
On motion, the i chairman
Messrs. Wm. Cromwell, from
Fear Township, A. A . Moseley.
H smelt. J. A. Montgomery.
and
Cape
from
from
Mason boro. John Can ad ay, from Fed
eral Point, and E. W. Manning, from
Wrightsville, were appointed a com
mittee to raise the funds necessary to
defray the expenses incident to the
uiaseure, and to give their aid in secur
ing the passage of the bilL
On motion, the city papers were re
quested to publish these proceedings,
On motion, the meeting adjourned
subject to the call ot the chairman.
Good materials properly pdrportioned
which 'are the essential requisites in
Jleady wixed Paints can be bj6t attain
eu By using the N. Y. Enamel Paint
sold
at J A
lcobi's Depot.
WILMINGTON. N. C TUESDAY. JANUARY
County Commissioner?.
The Board met yesterday afternoon
in regular session.
The Treasurer submitted his report
for the month of December, as follows:
General fund ; balance on hand. $19.
085.04 ; educational . fund, balance on
hand, $9,759.71 .
Of the general fund $7,000 is in the
form of a certificate of deposit in the
First National Bank. Exhibited eleven
coupons of the denomination of $3 each,
which were destroyed in the presence
of the B3ard.
J. L. Cant well, J. P., submitted his
annual report of fines and forfeitures,
which was received and oidered on the
record ot official reports and filed.
John H. Savage, Superintendent of
the County Poor House, submitted his
official bond of $1 ,000 which was re
ceived, ordered registered in the record
ot official bonds and filed.
John H. Savage, superintendent of
the House of Correction, tendered his
official bond in the sum of $500, which
was received and ordered registered
and filed.
J. VV. Perdew, standard keeper, of
fered his official bond in the sum of
$200, which was received and ordered
registered and filed. L
Caleb Blouut and Geo. Grady were
relieved from the payment of poll tax
on account of physical disability.
John Owens was granted license to
retail spirituous liquors.
The following preamble and resolu
tions were adopted:
V iiekeas, The provisions of the act
in. relation to jurors for the Criminal
Court of New Hanover county; being
chapter 300 of the Acts of 1883. have
been found in practice to be very bene
ficial in their operation ; and, whereas,
it would promote the better adminis
tration of justice it the said provisions
were extended so as to embrace the Su
perior Court of said county; now,
therefore, be it
Resolved, That this Board do hereby
respectfully petition and pray, that the
Honorable, the General Assembly of
this State, will pass an act in relation
to the Superior Conrt of this county,
which shall contain substantially the
provisions of the act above mentioned.
Icesotved, That a copy ot the forego
ing resolution be presented to tno Gen
eral Assembly m Such manner as the
Chairman of this Board may think
proper.
The following resolution was adopt
ed: j
Resolved, Thajt the County Attorney
be requested and instructed to examine
and repprt to thejr Board; whether or
not the parlous persons who claim to
be exempt from j ury duty by reason of
being members, active or honorary,
in any fire company, are or are not le
gally exempt, and also to report the
names-ofsuch persons as are found not0
to be legally exempt.
The following persons were drawn
to serve a3 jurors at the February term
of the Criminal Court :
Wright Grady, Hezekiah Bonham,
P. Donlan. O. H. Kennedy, W. W.
Yopp, J. D. Jone6, A. B. Gibbs, Peter
J. Smith. J. S. Sellers, B. W. Dunham,
Jos. W. Taylor, Robert H. Dickson,
Dvid Jones, J. G. Burr, G. G. Lewis
P. Blomme, G. R. Parker, M. Walls,
John D. Cottle, R. J. Bonham, Richard
Hil', C. H. Alexander. H. C. Wright.
J. IX. Orrell, D. L. (fore, James Hicks'
John W, Barnes, Vyi.liain Hollis, J.
N. Macomber, C. C.i Parker.
The Board then adjourned, to. meet
at the call of the chairman.
L . .
Installation of Officers.
P. G, D. Clayton Giles installed the
following officers of Carolina Lodge,
No. 434, K. of H. last night:
S. P. D. George A. Peck.
V. D. John W. Perdew.
A. D. Thomas F. Bagley.
Chaplain Rev. D. H. Tuttle.
Reporter fi. B. Willis.
Financial Repnrter John L. Dud
ley.
Treasurer W. A. Willsdn.
Guide J. W. Fleet
Guardian James Quinn.
Sentinel J M McGowan.
Dictator-elect, James A. Fore, hav
ing been out of the city last night, will
be installed at a subsequent meeting.
Within the last two months the order
in this city has paid $4 000 endowment
claims on two of its members. The
order is now in a very prosperous con
dition. The Weatiier.
At half past 10 o'clock this
the wind blew at the rate of
forenoon
30 miles
per hour. The signal office reports
that at 9 o'clock this morning the storm
was central over Lake Michigan, mov
ing Northerly, and of great intensity,
causing high Southerly winds on the
Atlantic coast.
Mr. M. J. Green. P. M.. at Nort
I Buffalo, '-Pa.', staV.-s his feet were badly
lrostee ami sunereu aiso wan pain iu
the head, which St, Jacobs Oil. the
great pain-reliever, completely cared.
NKW ADVERTISEMENTS
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Broohet Sliawls.
A FEW CHOICE STYLES, PRICES LOW.
-A. Sets'
WILL SELL THEM
4 NEW M ARRETS,
SILK PLUSH SACQUES,
And other Black Goods
FINE ALL-WOOL sblTINGS and COLORED ALMA CLOTHS,
la all desirable shades.
CARPETS. CURTAINS. CORNICE.
At just such popular prices
MATTINGS of all kinds.
TURKISH
jan 6
BATH SOAP 35c for 5
Knights of Pythias.
At the regular meeting of Stonewall
Lodge No. 1, K. of P., held last even
ning in Castle Hall, the toll j wing offi
cers were installed for the ensuing term
Lby District Deputy Grand Chancellor
Thomas D. Meares, assisted by Giand
Master at Arms VV. L. Jewett,
viz
S. P. .C- Arthur Prempert.
C. C.-R.B. Clowe.
V. C. J. J. Hopkins.
P. B. F. Murphy.
M. ot F. W. L Jewett.
M. of E. W. S. Warrock.
K. of R. and S. W. H. Yopp.
M.at A. H. W. Collins.
I. G. -R. B. Jewett.
O. G. L. A. Bilbro.
"Alden's Juvenile Gem"
Is the title of a new illustrated weekly
paper for young people, the publication
of which begins with the new year. It
is a new departure of the prolific
"Literary Revolution" and will there
fore be examined with particular in
terest by some hundreds of thousands
ot readers who have come to look to
that enterprise almost exclusively tor
their reading matter. Its subscription
price is only 75 cents a year, though it
will rival the high priced magazines in
the amount and quality of its attrac
tions. A specimen copy will be sent to
y applicant forwarding his address
Xiy i- 1 - r-.i:kA.
B. Alden. 393 Pearl street. New York.
MARBLED.
SWAIN PRIiGK In . Bmithville, on the
17th Dec. 18S4, in 8t. Philips' Church, by the
Rev. Bennett Smedes, D. D., Mr. L. P.
SWAIN to Miss MARY IDA. (laughter cf tbe
late G. Prlgge.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice
JS HEBKBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA-
tlon will be made to the Hoar l of Aldermen at
then next meeting, for the passage of an Act
to amend the Charter of tbe City of Wilming
ton, jan 6 It
Wilmington & Weldon R.
R. Company.,
OFl lOE OF THE SKCBETAKY ft TKEAS.,
Wilmington, N. C, Jan. t, 1885.
DIVIDEND OF FOUR PKR CENT. ON
tbe Capital Stock of the Wilmington A Wei
den K. R. Co., has been declared, payable to
the Stockholders on and after the 15th Inst.
J. W. THOMPSON,
jam 6 3t I ' Secretary A Treasurer
Commissioner's Report
fW TUB condition ur xtis tuaauiu
FUND, City of Wilmington. North Caro'iua,
I' i
January 1st, 1885:
8KCURI1IE8 HELD.
4 C Ity Bonds de in 1887 $ 420 00
1 City Bond due in 1889 100 OS
7 City Bonds due In 1892 3.600 00
50 City Beads due In 1897 5,810 00
13 City Bonds due la 1899 3.100 00
10 CHy Bonds due In 1901 10, 00
25 CitV Bonds due in 104 .0 t0
5 City Bonds due la 1910. 3,000 00
113 Bon as amounting to
. .$50,800 00
Cash
C
on hand
rUficate).
(interest
.... S.763 48
Tntal imrnint of Sinking Pond.
Jan.
xst, 18S5 $59 561 41
RICHARD J. JONES.
jan 6 It Commis-loner
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
1VIDEND OP THREE AND A HALF
PKR CENT, has been declared by toe jsoara
of Directors of this Bank, payable on the K th
Inst
K. WALKER,
J
an S 7 tame Cannier.
Mullets.
A NOT HER CONSIGNMENT OF FINE,
A. Sweet Florida Oran res, kwge and fflae
Hoe Mullets, ln bbls and half bbls, Fish Roe,
Eggs. Chickens Apples, Potatoes, Ac. Mnst
be sold. Call and see. Caan orders promptly
i oBsurnmenis oi i xmu ui ouun
Terms cash.
JOHN R. MARSHALL,
No. 24 North Water St,
dec 30 lyd Aw
Wilmington, N. C.
T Sfi I ,,rii ,
'rrouuee soutnw.
NO.
5.
NEW
BELOW VALUE.
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS.
BLACK CASHMERE,
at the closest prices.
as you will be offered them.
OIL CLOTHS,
Rugs, Mats. Arc.
R. M. MclNTIRE
cakes
I
Blank Books.
JKDGtRS, JOUKNAL?, CASH BOOKS,
Day Books, Invoice Boots, Bill Books, Trial
Balancct, Time Books, Note, Draft and Re
celpt Books, new styles; Check Bank of New
Hanover. Checks First National Bank, Paper
Legal Cap, Cap. Letter, Note and BIHet ;Peaj;
Inks of all kinds; Steel Pens, Pencils, and
many other articles, just received and for eale
cheap at HINSBKBGBR'S,
jan 6 ' - I ive Book and Music Stores!
Report of the Condition
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WILMINGTON, at Wilmington, in the Statcof
North Carolina, at the, close of buslu0ss
f - . ' -. -
December 20, 18S4:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. .
Overdrafts.
.714.8IS 28
6,049 97
. 50,000 00
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation. . .
Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages
Due from approved reserve agents. .
Due from other National Banks. . . . .
Due from State Banks and bankers.
Real estate, furniture, and fixtures.
Current expeuses and taxes, paid. . . .
Bills of other Banks, . ;V...
Fractional paper currency , nickels,
and pennies........
Specie... .
Legal tender notes
03,975 21
42,003 05
5.12.S 23
5.300 17
71.691. liO
6.964 40 1
29,95 00 L
298 80
35,951 00
10,267 0
firerjoper cenFofcirculation.??.
Total $1,043,258 80
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in. $250,000 00
Surplus fund........................ 44,981 94
Umfivided prolits. i . . . 8S.C3S 46
National Bank notes outstanding. ... 44,990 00
Dividends unpaid . . 1,844 50
Individual deposits subject to check ?7J,974-92
Demand certilleates of deposit . 27,869 86
Due to other National Ranks 32.285' 1 1
Due to State Banks and bankers.... 9S0 t2
Notes and bills rediscounted 58,487; 91
Bllte payable . v 12,500; 00
Total $1,043,258
39
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Count of Sew Hanovkk, as.
I, A. K. WALKER, Cashier; of the above
named bank, de solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. A. K. WALK hit, Cashier.
Subscribed and swornto Ijcfore me this 5th
day of Jan. 1835. A. J. HOWELL,
Notary PubUc.
Correct-Attest :
E. E. BURIMI8S, )
ALFRED MARTIN, J Directors.
D. G. WORTH. 1
jane
Ship Notice.
A LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
forewarned not to trust or harbor
any of the crew of the Nor.
barque CONDOR, as neither the'
Master or consignees will be re
sponsible CH. 3YVERTSEN. Master
jan 3 3t HEIDE to CO., Consignees
No Dissolution.
rjlHE FIKM er MELTON A GARRKLL
has not been disiolved, but will be as soon as
the proper account of the partnership has been
settled by the law. to which I nave resorted.
by commencioar aa action yesterday. As an
equal partner in tbe firm , I protest against the
payment of any bill due it except to me; and
aU the books, except the "pass book', are In
my possesskn, and 1 will receipt payments.
Neither Mr. C. F. Carroll nor J. X Hopkins Is
authorized to collect for tbe arm. vl
Partner tn present firm of
jan 3 3t -j Mnlton A Parrell
Notice.
j WILL STATE TO THE PUBLIC THAT
J. F. GARRKLL never was. nor to not now,
an equal partner of mine, and as stated by noe
In Dissolution Notice, no oae except tbe par
ties named by me Is antborlzeU to sign lor
tbe firm of Mel
el ton to uarretl in nqaii
liquidation.
MELTON.
lfY CUSTOMERS CAN, AS USUAL, ind
the best of all kinds of Meats Oft wj StaJla,
kept tn this city , and be supplied from them as
Stalls Nos. 1,9 and S, City Market
jan 3 5t Star copy it
6, 1885.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
W WRAPS LEFT
Wl I iS I
it nni tin Mei 1 1 linn milm ii w in
3 new of correapMlett ac as
theedorfal columns.
NEW ADVERT
9a.
8. H. Trimble,
OTOCJC
AND
ESTATE BROKER
and A
MarctuuHTlae of
every deserin
Water streets. Cronly Motrins' old stand.
Personal attention given to sale of homes and
vehicles at private sale or a anciton. Coa
signmenu soucitoo, SKTu W. DAVIS,
SPpCiRI
FOR THE
A Urce Stock of Sensible
Artieles for
Holiday Present!
0
I RISPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTEN
t XION OF THE LADIES TO THE
FOLLOW I U :
Super Biack Cash merle verp cheap.
Medium and low priced Dres ttUD- at grea
, m.m wrw.
bargains.
FOR THE HOUSEKEEPER
We have a splenlld stock of Table Damask,
Napkins ami Doyles wi.li the bandsoi
T
stock of Towe's ever .mported.
Q
FOR THE YOUNG LADIES j
A superb lot of Handkerchiefs, cery .
and quality, Hand 6atchcls, D
. Jcwch-y, etc
FOR THE GENTLEMEN :
Colored Bordered ami White , HomstlU he
Handkerchiefs, Homstitched China 6H
Handkerchiefs, Neckties, Ccarf Pins;
Sleeve Buttons, fine Suspenders, wilh h
variety oothcr hancLsomf and useful
artlclert.
A-
FOR THE ROYS :
Silk and Linen Handkcrcmef, Windsor 1 les,
BreaStpiiiD,
liaudyiome and heavy Hosiery.
FOR THE SERVANTS :
Clteap Dress Goods, low priced Cloaks, from
$1 to $20, Shawls, Hosiery; cheap Tests,
Coverlids, Counterpanci. 4c, Ac., with
the best genial stock of Notions In the
city.
JUST OPENED :
An invoice of imported Dmi Buttons 100
kinds c old at half value.
It Is a well known faot that In my sieclaltlea
I stand unrivalled. The public will gain
by an examination of my stock as I am
offering extraordinary Inducements In
the way of prices.
v Very Respectfully,
JNO. J. HEDRICK.
dec 11
Hardware
QF ALL KINDS AND IN ANY QUANT1
ty. Wholesale and Retail at ROCK BOTTOM
prices,
jan 5
. K. SPRINGER CO..
19. 21 23 Market Street.
Wilmington. N. C
Conoleys Drug Store.
216 MAUKET STKEET.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF MT LARGE Christ
mas trade, I will sell tbe balance of wy boll
day goods at cost to rake room for my Drugs,
Patent Medicines and such art'cJe as are usu
ally kept In a first class retail Drug Store.
V r v Kern m -e t rail v.
dec 19 J. W. CONOLKY.
New Year Presents.
I HAVE QUITE A VARIETY OF ARTI
CLES LEFT SUITABLE FOR
New Year Presents,
which I am di-posliij
prices. Call eary ax
of at greatly reduced
make your selections.
New Tear Cards !
A fresh lot ijast opened of Prang's hand
some MEW YEaR CARDS, Diaries for 1885.
Turner's N. C. Almanacs, Ac, Ac.
C. W. YATES,
dec 29 119 Marfcet 84
Hot Tom and Jerry.
rjpHK FIRST OF THE SEASON TO DAY.
Also, Ram Greasers. Hot Scotch, Spiced Rum,
Hot Flip and all the latest style of Hot Drinks
AT THE "r,
IS - SB North rroat at
Oysters. Oysters,
WHOSE FAMOUS BORNE OYS'
TERS can be found at the Old North
State aa'oon They are
host
this ettv. Clears, wines. Beer, and old i
WMstey, arways on nana, uuimhw
ulu voarn btsts oalb ,
dec 1 8 South Front Street
HULL
HOLIDAYS
niulso
r.
bnonwht to
Diem