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JOSH T. JAME81
KDlTOB AKD FBOFKOSTOB.
rfilPTIONS POSTAGE PAU
Ulte .1 00 Six months, $2.09. T
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J'T ttUi "CU.llVU
TW ?ii .n acj par of lhe clty at tbe lwv
'cr-1- - , lV,r we. '
r..-3i raute low and HberaL
il7C,Svcrla will report any and aU fall
"3V :'K .1- fv.oir i&t-er reirnlarly.
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n,v,-PcvirtP has the largest
r" -; nnulnlion. ot any newspaper
.At.-" '.. -
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aprity over- W'Uc in
.
. ,.,1ra! brU! has reeoptly beo
13 200 fret long, 500 teet wide,
a 3--- ' . . .
-j i:n feet mgu.
rv tevc lUys the report rraches
Hntr.nt Caroline Patli has fallen
s-.nirs and broken her leg j-.ng-
:raphi3t3 are now beginning
r how many legs she has.
r.
lib pr
vJndc
p is calculated that there are in Can
. , m nno to 15.000 lacrosse play
- AAA pnr pra. SUUW BUUCISI
ftio 0" 4 000 cricketers, 2,000 m footbal
i.ouu case
p
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born our friend on amy al all lautjjsets . - -gtnarallnUrest
bvt ";- ;:-"v ' i ;,, s ;
Tat aama of the writer must Jwit tt :
Blabed to the Editor. . L-
CosusuBlcatloiis muat ba wxlttas o bv . -oatideof
tiro paper. "
rwnoBaStlesnQitbo Aroldedr
Aad It U cpccllly and particularly Wid : -stood
that the Sdltor doe mot alwaya aadoi
VOL. IX.
W ILMINGTON. N. C. FBI DAY. DECEMBER 4. 1885.
OOO itherleiraofcoxreapoiidests umlasa ao autt
U yj. ta the editorial colnmaa.
LOCAL NEWS.
ISDEX TO NEW AOVERTISEttEITl.
Kuxds Bros -Bead
tissoi & Co A Gift
r C Mtllkk For Baffle
C W Yates Blank Books. Ac
Lobkkt C Bkluixt Druglat
K J Moore & Co Very Choice
Wakted ladles and Gentlemen
Collier A Co Jewelry at Auction
To Subscribers Telephone Exchange
R M Mcl5TiRB New Window Shades
Bktksbkboxb Holiday Headquarters
J F A Braves Sew Store New Goods
Geo B Fjresch & Eoxs Fash'onable Folk
Just three weeks to-day to Chriats
mas. ;
The receipts of cotton at this port to-day
foot up 708 bales.
Gcr. bris Diana, Schroeder, hence,
arrived at Hamburg Dec. 2nd.
Nor. barque Fortuna. Christiansen.
hence, arrived at London Dec. 2nd.
The wind got around to the Soath-j
west to day and as a consequence the
atmosphere is much warmer. I seems
strange that tbe coolest wind in Soar
mer and the warmest in Winter should
both blow from the same point of the
compass.
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVEBISBBIENTS NEW APVEICT1SEMEWTB.
Hew Window Shades.
HOLIDAY
'.vers. 1.C00 rowing men.
hirsts and 1.C00 bicjclists.
V .
m-v . r 1 s C
1 v.-oindseem mat JMUtueia, in our- VinQ,hpr this for a ride to tbe
i.r,iin!v. T.land. is the most healthy R . . b it f roastC(1 08ters.
,n world, as the rector has an ;
Seed that, with a population of 1 v- If you need a meat cutter you can be
fit only ore male aiea last year, auu
he a; eighty-eight years old. The Review Job Office is the place
- ; ' - , to eet good work at moderate prices.
f- u a curious commentary on tbe al- . :
'aimriccunio3ityoftheEnslish land Tbe ladies were abroad in froce to
eJ gentry that they manage to support day and Santa Clau3 was on a big grin.
There was a good turnout of tbe
members of the Wilmington Light In
fantry last night and a fine drill. We
are glad to note an increasing io teres1
in the prosperity of the company,
which was made manifest last night by
quite a liberal donation of books with
wh'ch to iocreaieit3 library.
( , -
Personal
Hey. Dr. Yates has returned from
Conference aod was on our streets to
day.
Mr. A. H. Neff and wife, formerlj of
this city, but now residing in New
York, arrived here last night and regis
tered at the Orton.
!rOIt THE HOLIDAY'S WE HAVE ADDED LARGELY TO THIS LINE
of goods, , 7, 8, 0 feet and in great variety.
New Wraps, embracing many new things.
JERSEY WAISTS, ol Domestic and Imported, styles various.
Dress Goods.
We intend offering every inducement in OMrpowttrduriug the present month
: .... . t
and close bnyers will note this. . CWt or prompt pament is all we require anu
lowest prices will be given. .
CARPETS. RUGS AND MATS.
Remember we arc making vekt low pbicf.. and a good assortment we
Headquarters!
i ny packs of hounds a3 ever, even
in those counties wnicn are nisn icu w
be 1 he most distressed .
One white trarap was accommodated
with lodgings at tbe guard house last
n'ght.
Chrislnias falls on Friday this year,
eiving a good chance for two days holi-
fhe cotton crop of Central Asia has
K.-.n i-nUSUailV COOU LUIS veai. J
.. .. :it t i n:- u laMftv In m&nv.
owners 01 couon iuu: u uubsio, w -
sid. seem to prefer Central Asian to I The attendance upon the Grade
American cotton, and have established Schools is now ' larger thaa at any
direct relations with tho planters of previoU3 year.
Bukhara. laslikenu anu rvuia. ovsters are rather
Is "ives a notion of the cost of royal scarce in this market now Ohl for
.aii,.iM-krf- w r n n r nannw mini .
trareling in the last century tnat tne a rautuau ..w
bill of Ueorge IV at the Hotel d liars- Corn in lne opinion of some of our
cimp, Namur, for one day was 3,009 besj. arraers. has beeu a. much more
Iranci ($601.80.) The head waiter res profitabIe crop this season than cotton,
ceived $40. Tbe charge at the table g ffoWj was being erected on the
Me at that time was two francs. Kr.,:oi Rnirtn.d-iv.r,reDaratory
irthPrabea'iomVlhine indicative of the to Ipaintiog building, of which it
.i.wvnifivn temDerament no- stands in neeu
VuC yunupio"""
AT THE OLD HOUSE, OLD
' STAND OF -
Heinsberger's
Live Book and Music
Stores.
C
HBISTMAS BUI EES WILL FISl AT
111 1 v uu vu ouivuv a a vu . . ,
BLACK IJUKSb liUUlS, m great, variety auu iuc pnuco
Uiese stores tbe moat Immense stock In the
hive I clty f rom whlch 10 naak0 thc,r clect1otl9
have everything in profusion and In Urge
variety.
R. M. fJlclHTIRE.
liable in Mr. Swinburne's poems, it
aaj bo accounted for on the hereditary
theory. Hi3 ancestor. Sir John (temp.
Charles II), bad thirty children by bis
wife, daughter of Mr. Lawson of
Brough.
All kinds of dry goods and groceries
are remarkably cheap now. but poultry
and eggs are away up beyond the reach
of ordinary pockets.
Remember the lecture on Temper
ance at Temperance Hall to night by
One of the largest manufacturers of Rev, p A. Bishop. The public is cor-
gloves in England recently Usucd a cir- Orally invited to attend.-
cular to the lasbionaDie ueaiurs iu iu- rf ioWelrv. at
, . ... p 1 no sate vi n vu - 1
don pointing out that the habit of at- near Front
tempting to wear gloves too - J" Collier &' Co.. auctioneers,
crown to Such an extent tnat it has D.. ? w w5ut
crown to Such
seriously affected tho reputation of the
factory, and urging tho dealers to ex
ercise their influence against this ex.,
ron3!ve manifestation of vanity.
Tbe ntoderation in drinking practised
by their American visitors tells heavily
will be continued to night.
This has been a lovely day and the
ladies and children havf flocked the
streets and stores, admiring the weather
and the pretty Christmas goods.
tl. iiioKru-o Mensenacr was di3-
iUOUUluauw -
For Thirty Days
It has often been said that' it would
be impossible for a man to eat a quai
(with us called a partridge) each
day for 30 consecutive days, "but a man
in this citv is confident that he can ac
complish the task and commenced the
job yesterday. There is considerable
money staked on the result.
Fine Talent.
Madame Camilla Urso, the celebrat
ed female violinist, who will appear m
this city on the night of the Hth inst.,
will be assisted by Miss Alice May
Esty, primadonna soprano; Signor
Carlo Ru3o, prima teacrre, from the
San Carlo Opera House. Naples ; Mr.
Auguste Sauret, the eminent French
pianist, and Miss Janie G. Savage,
the celebrated reader and elocutionist.
Citv Court.
J. A. Ashe, batter known as Toney j
Ashe, a colored deputy snenn, was
brought beforo the Mayor this morn
ing charged with disorderly conduct
yesterday at the corner of Fourth and
Mulberry streets It seem3 that he was
iutoxicated at the time and was brand
ishing a pistol "sorter promiskers like."
an offense for which the Mayor imposed
a fine of $5.
.Loss of the Fidelio.
Ger. barque Fidelio. Meyer, hence,
for Wolgast, Ger., was found on be
beam ends in the English Channel and
was towed into Dover. She had been
cut down three strakes below the cop
per on her starboard side, but partly
righted after her masts had been cut
away. One dead body was found on
board. Two of the crew nave since
been picked up and carried into Belfast,
Ireland.
Tbe Fidelio cleared from this port
October 9lh. with 231,630 feet of lum
ber, valued at $4,033, shipped by
Messrs W. Walter & Finke.
dec 4
Tbe Crazy Quilt.
One of the prominent Jeatures in the
comedy of the Crazy Quilt, tho original
play to be presented this month at tho
Opera House, will be a song and dance
by Mr. JooConian. who will appear in
the character of a Now York Irish boot
black in the first act, aud aa a colore!
depot servant in tho third act, and will
also give in this character a representa
tion of a neat song and dance man re
hearsing for a cake walk and festival.
We understand that Mr. Conlan is
consideredone ot the finest dancers that
has appeared on our stage, and the
management ol Crazy Quilt is fortu
nate in securing the services of so good
an artist.
T Sakribcrs Telephone MaBge.
Our iPicture Gallery
Occupying uearJy all of ihetvro floors, 1 JlUed
with Beautiful Gems of.. Art, hamUoaely-
-pLEABE ADD TO TOUR .LISTS :
No. 93 .1011S L. BOATWBIQHT, Gracer. J frame-!, iroin otlcbi sit ei HVttets.
dec 4 It
J. C. WHITE. Manager.
Very Choice.
8 000 FANC FLOBIDA ORANGES,
' SWEET ASD JDICT,
Jast received and heM expressly for our re
tall trade.
Only 25 cts. per Dozen.
FINE CREAM CANDIES MADE TO-DAY
FOB SATURDAY'S TRADE.
E. J.MOORE & CO.
qec 4 .
Auction Sale.
WORTH OF GOLD AND
BOOKS! BOOKS!
We have the largest stock of Books offered
anywhere In North Carolina; Sertom Books,
Sober Books, Solemn Books, Good Books,
Great Books, Gay Books, Large'Book?, Little
Books, Learned Books; Books for the Old,
Book9 for the Yoting, and In particular a line
of rare editiouj, poetry and proEe, rich gems
of art in binding, which are just the thing for
Holiday Gifts. We mskp taislatter lines src
clalty and can plcast the most fastidious as to
style, binding and pr!cc.
A beautiful lino of FAMILY BIBLES, some
thing every family needs; Webster's and Wor-
LMvislon of Conference.
tha nroceedinS
rth North Carolina Methodist Con-
Ko.WoMphir amaiori- SILVEft WATCHES. DIAMONDS,. JEW-
lCICUW. luavi wwmj v.w.- - m 1 i
ty of 24 not to divide at this time. We ELRY, SILVER WARE. Ac , Ac, received ttst(irlj Koval Quart0 Dictionary Unabridged. ,
think the discussion has brougbt out tne tWg day from a jcwe:Cr retiring from busi
t act that the main reason given by those "ightS 7 o'clock, and
who ODDOS8 division at tnia ume w continuing uatu stoca is aisposea or, wo ouw
' - I m 1. - a Utn.a Nn IIH I - m m
tk.Torir.l itiiiain Tni- Ilia lllllllllll
A full line Of ALBUMS.
and Silver
that the educational interests oSi
WCa woum uupi J - rrh TrdWid6eWchalns.Tiamonds. .... -...n.'
Many Of those WhO oppose tbe move- ESEZ&ttlZ&Bi and Silver Ware of n e nave muBic fuuhiu u, , u. .... . . ....
mant now are reallj in favor ot it, ana every aeKriPu, ever - IzeJ a, well M the eavage breast.
will vote for it jus as soon as tney
think the church's interests will not be
damaged by it, even if that time should
ba a year or two hence, but certainly in
four years. By reference to the vote
dec 4
COLLIER it CO , Auct'r.
Notice.
WILMINGTON, N.C , Nov. 24tM, US').
PIANOS AND ORGANS
From the most , celebrated makers; brass and
silver wind instruments ; Violins, ViollnceUcs,
n.Anrr
I hidf the NAVAMA GUANO COM- Guitars, Zlthenw, Clarionets, Fifes, Drums,
"-w n infpr that the intellisent Ji:
tnitP and lavmen who voted office to thlTcity on Thursday. December 10, &c.. Ac , Ac., in great profusion and at low
a-ainst the measure now certainly 1S5' l 11 0 C10CJ' ' m' D. MacBAE. prices. '
know what they are doing. The min nov28 3ta7dec4 9 sec.&Treas. haye th0U8aD(1 artlclcB wblch wj have
ority arc also able and intelligent gen; JJea( 1 Bead ! Ka(l ! not spac to enumerate here.- We have the
tlemcn. and these facts furnish a safe
Innto that ns a member Ot the rpiIE KING TOILET PAPER and; Holder goods and we are determined to sell them.
&dto us m- SASKSSS SoaRkwS Allwe.sk from our friends is acalland.n
contents and soreheads willbcdiiap- mnSffmii inspection of them, sure that! they trill And
pointed in their desire for a squabble. 1 'or sale at 104 v. utos.f what they want at
Wholesale and Betati Druggists
How to Burn Coal.
dec 3
iu.i - Baby performance
London and'other cities frequented by in tht city. There re v.ety
on. nrnnriPtorfo't that be had opinioris on tbe subject hcie.
s.d "cause for complaint when Mr- Key K. A. Bishop will preach at which shows the number of deaths
Mackay eogaged an expensive suite of Front street M. E. Church next Sun- the month ended v. 30lb, 1885. -
and vet drank , nUi'nVlnek. Kev. Dr. as follows :
I J k - w I fiav lUUll'tUK I . rW .. 1
icht A White males ; white lemaies ,
... k-'.:..,- rnak n?r a total of 10 Whites, of Which 5
Mortuary Keport.
Dr. F. W. Potter, city physician,
has made his regular monthly report
for
were
A great lot of Geat's heavy Canton a(JuUs and 5 wcrc children.
Flannel Drawers, from 40c and up- Colored males 13: colored females
(1 wine during the' time
: .
Unffo rtv Montana, has a popula
tion of 18 000 4.009 to 5.000 of whom wards. at tho Wilmington Shirt Facto making a total colored ot 17. Of
arcemDloved in tbe mines at $4.50 per irlt 27 Market aL, J. awB" this number II were auuus auu u rfcic
tkv whiiA inllv as manv men are idle- mL t;i- nnmnanv closed children. Aggregate wnue ana coior
-I 1DH ttlUUUlBlU i ' - I ... , i 1 . I-J. . 1
t Charleston on ed 27, from wbicii snomu oe ueuuu
ineir eutascuiwu. . u.LS. 1 .ir ..till hnm whirh
Wednesday night. They piayeu w wmwauu '-7;
. 11 s-i a in tivhA fi an iriini i iiw
cor-
Ai winter is at hand, and ai much Jfew gtorC & FrGSh Goods.
fuel is wasted in the manner 01 rcpien-
HEINSBERGER'S,
Live Book and Music Stores.
Tho town suppoits five daily uews
papers, fi?e brass and string bands,
and fifteen gambling establishment,
four variety theatres, and one opera
bouse, which are doing a rushing busi
ness every night.
---
A dazzling shower of shooting stars
was observed in New Jersey last
Friday night. These blazing meteors
were in all parts of the sky. appearing
every few seconds, sometimes several
instantaneously, the back lines mainly
intersected near tho feet of Andromeda.
Magnificent star showers have been
witnessed recently at Teheran (Persia,)
and a meteoric display at Naples In
connection with Biela's comet has been
unusually brilliant. In London, in the
early hours of Friday evening, a show
er of meteors was well observed.
mm mm
0?man Digna 13 dead at last, just
about as dead as Julius Caesar and
stinkinsr abad as Billy Mabone. His
successor is or.e Khalifa Abdulla El
Taasha, a gentleman who has very
few acquaintances in this section. lie
13 better known, however, to tho Brit-
ish on the Soudan, whose acuuaintance
he is ardentlv seeking. Ho has fixed
his military and strategic eye on Lower
E-vDtfnot Upper Egypt as some wu
havB nS and at last accounts it was
hinted that our British cousins should
be careful about ' cultivating his.ac
bousenrtueand Courier leave, loUl ol! whoUied froo.
5!u. 1. nf the enlertain- eease. This is U less than for the
1 I 1 T n . mnnlh laer rpof
Wnnot be properly cooked, in a our Platform.
mm WW ' " 1
poor stove, so don't blame your cook veare willing to let you take any
but 20 tp Jacobi's Hdw. Depot ana Duy ocds home for inspection or compan
nno nf his fine stoves. Then you will j ith from any house in this
have Peace, Comfort, and Happiness as city and if our goods are not superior
home.
t to al lathers and at least from 15 to 25
nnr frnd. Mr. P. Heinsberger, has cent cheaper, or when our cus-
added a new instrument to his stock ol tomers are not perfectly satisfied we
musical merchandise in tbe snape 01 a wn cneerluuy reiuuu vue iuuucj.
'Roller Organ , and it attractea mucn protect our patron3, gooa juugea auu
attention during the day. If if cheap poor judges aliKe. upon tuis rnuuru
in nrica and can be playea oy anj uuu we nave cunt up uui
m Prica ana ca p
Wnocau vui w. - nn,iar f the
- itnisciiv; ic uw
Messrs. E. J.Moore & Co. bave tne rea f our lrade VeolQ
1 ......nmtnN l
thanks oftbe Foreman anu uoui- g findout wbero they can savca
in the Daily Review ouice tor a dollar. We can convince you ot tne
to some of those fine Florida ornoff f t lhat we caa gWe vftiae for
-Mwfl h? them in misnsuv;. iUBJ u, than you can una eisa-
fine oranges, not the boys) arc 1&C wfaorel why is it? Simply because
finest lot we nave sreu . we giv0 Joa n0nest gocus at lair pnwa
months. and onlv ask you to pay for what you
u;hon Watson held service at Fai- get. No nonsense of any 'UnA SnmEift
son Duplin county, on Sunday last The Old Reliable Clothier, i aiarv
and confirmed two persons. Thence St. ,
countv. I - "
ne wen, , "Jacobi's has well earned the repa-
Inmed Ho taUon of keeping the best and cheapest
conUrmed three on StoYOjf Call and see his stock beforo
IS DOW IU UUlUSW.v, m- . - .
arrlre home to-morrow night. 1 busing. ,
isbin? coal fires, both in furnaces and
grates, it would be well to try the fol
lowing rule, copied from an exchange:
"They should be fsd with a little coal
at a time, and often. But servants, to
save time and trouble, put on a great
deal at once, tho first result being that
almost all the heat is absorbed by the
newly put on coal, which does not gire
ftnt hMt nni.il it becomes red hot.
Hence for awhile the room is cold, but
when it becomes agiow iu ncai. "
.nflrv-.hia The time to replenish a
fire is as soon as the coals begin to i
show ashes on their suriace ; tnen pus
on merely enough to snow a layer
. . .1 1 rpu.a mill a rrn
blacc coal on tug reu. au vw
kindle, and as there is much of it, an
excess of heat will mot be giien out.
Many also put ouUhe hre by stirring
tha vrota a anon as fresh coal is put
on, thus leavine all heat in the ashes,
when it should be sent to me now sup
ply of coal. Tbe time to tir the fire is
just when the new coal is well kindled.
This method of managing a coal fire is
troublesome, but it saves iuel, gives
more uniform heat, aod prevents the
discomfort of alterations of heat and
cold above referted to.'
Just received a lotot burglar proof
blind fasts. Call and see ihem at ua
cobi's Hdw. Depot, and you will buy.t
J. E. TAYLOR,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
.1Q9 Princess St.
dec 1
dcc tf
Fashionable Folk,
S ALSO TJIOSE NOT SO FA8I1IOXA
can H nd Goods to suit their fancy at our
Store. We keep BOOTS AND SIIOK3 IN
ENDLESS VAB1ETY, and will Fit your Eye,
A"
BllE. can
NEW APVEBTISEailSNTS.
iSoWKK'S SPECIFIC FOB ASTHMA.
HANDSOME
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ! Uour Pocet ufl ,Tour Foot' aia chare yfcu
XK LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND ChUd
J . . I Best Class of Goods.
rea STraniuovvn ana omcr ngu uiawmi v -
making up Evening Bonnets. New MUlhicrr Call and sco s.
to to-day. Nun's VelUoa tor Moumlng Veils, (jQQ, R, FrGIlCh & SOLIS,
All tn materials and designs in vogue this j
season for making up Fancy Work. Veryj
handsome Silk Handkerchiefs which, with all
other Handkerchiefs and Linen Goods, tamp-
deel Front 8t', opposite Market.
108 NORTH FRONT STREET,
dec 2 tf
Piano for Raffle,
T THE BEQTEST OF MANY LADIES
At Yates'
and gentlemen, I have consented to rafllea
Una Upright BAUS i'lANO catalogue piVc.
you WILL ALWAYS TIND A NEW and at el cbznee. Any one
OAUCTLICA for Acute or Chronic Rheu-
inatissa.
dec 4 tf
ROBERT R. BELLAMT,
Draggist, . W. Cor.
Front and Market sts
well selected tck of BLANK BOORS,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, C C.
STANDARD WORKS in sets and single
volumes, handsomely bound, and at remark-
FfNrEURANGS. OIL PAINTINGS.
Chromos, Ac ' ,
FRAMES, every aescrlptUu and all sixes.
We have a large stock of Bronze. Gilt. Ebony,
Plush and walnut Mouldings and manufac
ture any size Frame at short notice
Don'c forret that we keep fuU stock of
GROCERS BAGS AN D TVRA PPING PAPER
at bottom prices.
1 C. W. YATES,
nov 30 119 Market St
taking or getting up ten chances will receive
ane extra without charjre.
List now of cn at ' v
nov 30
HEtNSBERGEU'S,'
Live Book and Music Stores.
WANTED Ladies and Gentlemen to work
fnrna t their own homes: no canvass-
lng;$ to $15 weekly; work sent by mall any
distance: we have good demand for our work
anl famish ateaay empiormeni. Auorew
once RELIABLE M'Jt'G CO, Philadelphia.
Pa., Box 1595. dec 4 d&wlm
A GIF T
Send 10 cents postage, and
will mall yoar. a royaL
walnKI Bam Til ft lHV, Ol
goods tliat will ?ut yon In the way of making
In. nMvH at once, than anytnlnjr ele in
America. Bath sen of all aces can- live at
borne and work w aparc ume.
retinlred. We wUl start you. Immense pay
sure for those who start at once . Stisox
Co.. Portland. Maine. dec 4 m -
TJEW STORE !
QOME AND SEE THE TOYS, TINWARE
and FANCY GOODS jast received. Some-
Thomas & J eremiah
TTATB ARRIVED AND HAVE MADE j thina; to suit every housekeeper In the city.
their Headquarters at theGreen House, eoracr rrlcea low at No. 24 South Second and 121
second ana jrnncesa airctra. ajbo, cautcc i - w
Wines, LifjnorB and cigars, come ox the Dest
n ..... -m,t t.a mmmmewmat Tjnuih Kiwim fit th I
, LB. BQODES. Pron. I OyBter BOpOt.
.1. T. A. REAVES.
Few More Left,
rt ONSTANTLY ON HAND A
floe lot of SEW RIVER OY8 V1
xcoa Dotn open an x in inc sneu.
9 W .
Mr
-rr1 TTXtfTill mrAmA tZnAa UM.m.
a au MORE ON tub KVv, v THAT I ed promptly la all parts of the city. -All or
JUL,
lo rears old Whisker, only by the bottle.
Beat Draught Beer. FINE HORNS OYS
TFM Kymthll the liMt.
J. M. MCGOWAN.
nov 20 - Mechanics Saloon
dera from the country will meet with eronnt
s ttsntlon. Call at KING'S OYSTER DEPOx.
linatojeN; K. Corner Front Street . Market,
not tut gzn. uyaters sold in onrujai pscK
ajrea. - - F. W. KING. '.
,
i
qxtaintance.
!