North Carolina Newspapers

I 1 JUL Jj THIS PAPER tlisbed every evening-, Sundays excepted Br josn. T. JAMES, Editor and Prop. SUBSCRIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID: 4oa six mo inns js.ua . Tnree one month, 33 cents. vear. months, fl.oa ' paper will be delivered by carriers, free la any pan- vu ujc v-ij, nv iue Hoove or l) cents per week- rites, rates low and UberaL --uhkTibers will please report any and A allures to receive their paper regularly. Constipation -gcallftfl Ho " Father of Diseases, be-. muse incru i- ihcuiuim luiuuza hv the absorption of poisonous retention of decayed and effete hirh disease so often attacks the system natter aused m1U'Pu 1. . ' -----. i.x- nt nwiivra ana pitata otto f?h stomach and bowels. It is caused S.. Tor Did Liver, not enough bile beine. .Arreted from ino mooa 10 produce v.mre s own cainaruc.ana is generally JJompanied with such results n , Ijss of Appetite, Sick Headache, Bad Breath, etc The treatment of Constipation does not insist merely in unloading the bowels, medicine must not only a etas a purga 11 hut be a tonic as well, and not produce iner its use greater cpstiveness. To secure .rular habit of body without changing ttediet or disorganizing the 6ystera I)ail . . ; - .... , " ' VOL. XII. WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY. DECEMBER LOCAL NEWS. 11, 1888. lNDC TO NRW ADVERTISEMENTS. J J IIEDRICE Suitings J A Sprifger Pea Coal JT FoRDTurkey Raffle Muxns Br.os Pharmacists M M Katz Cutting oi Prices IIkinsbergeu -Christinas (JOOd3 DJGiLBERT-lioine.Made Candy Opera House Bell s Marionettes P C MiixKn-iiii.- ana white Gossamer Geo k French tSoss-common Sense R M McIntire- The prices are Tellin Howell & CuMMixG-woman's Exchange NO 263. pe- "My attention, after suffering rita Constipa toa for two or three years, was called to Simmons Jjrer Regulator, and, having tried almost every AiEg else, concluded to try it. I first took a vioegbssfal and aft erwards reduced the dose to a lospocnful, as per directions, after each meal. I fetid that it had done me so much good that I ccatioued it until I took two bottles. Since then I ha not experienced any difficulty. I keep it In cy house and would not be without it, but have to use for it.it having cured me.' Geo: W. Sims, Ass't Clerk Superior Court, Bibb Co., Ga. Take only the Genuine, Wiick has on the Wrapper the red Trade surlc and Signature of J. II. ZJETXIX & CO aor2Sro 1-st p ;lwly cn sat " "STOKLEY'S." UK AKE NOW PKE- p:ir.-.i to accommodate lirhoinjy ui upon us with the Finest Oysters t- h id t.n i ii. i oast. We have made special p:tr.Uion r'.r thf season. Myrtle Grove, Middle and Stump Sound Oysters ys on anmi. Servea promptlv and In any lPd.vlr.sl. w. II. STOKLEY. Wnt Wiio-hTsville. Klvera and Harbors. Erom Capt, W. H. Bixby we learn that the last annual report of the Chief of Engineers (just issued) re corumenris the,folIowing appropria tions to the comirisr Congress: For the completion of work" on Trent river, $8,500; at Beaufort Harbor, $38,000; at Boj,'ue Sound. $33,000; at New River $17,000. For continuing work on the Cape Fear river above Wihuinston,f$G0,009; on Black river. $10,000; on Yadkin river, $20,000; on Lumber river, $10,00u;on Waccamaw river, $18,000; on Roanoke river, $43,000; on Pamlico and Tar rivi- fire-place grate. Jnst $3,000: on, Oonrflnfn i a aaA' tlie thing for our climate. Are sold on Neuse river $30,000; on route uy tut i. JUCODl flilw. IV Kmmi IVTo - v v w w v .W foot C : Death of Col. Bridgers. HOD. It. K Krifltfppa rtiA-l l. ' ni(fht at.fni,....!;:; -. . o w vuiumuia, verv; suaueni v. 3 j Mr. S. Wallace Corbett, of Boint i Oaswel, was in the city to-day. Mr. : All kinds of School o.-iuioi ,ou)pires cai: be cheajest at Hei Books and bough Portable E. Kuhblank, ajrent for R. of apoplexy. lie was stricken while 1 1 ortner leCt to-day for Fayetteville addressing the Ways and Means I a busmess tnP- , Comiiiittee of the-South Carolina! The N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. still lead Legislature, and died in about an I in the sale of the best and cheapest hour at the home of j. T. Barron, 1 heating and cooking stoves t local counsel of the W., C. & A. - Rail-i "TTT ; road. The sad nAWV wa. f i k-.-J. l'owers and family re- l iurueu to ine city this morning al and Harlowe Creek, $30,000 Keen vour blood nnnnr.,i :u ,u not have rheumatism. IioorPi s. r 01 1,10 aIe Fear riv below Wil saparilla purifies the blood and tones me wnoie system. If you want a picture framed go to Heinsberger's. He has a large assortment of Mouldings to select from. Dr. T. H. Pritchard. will preach to-night at the Baptist Chapel, coi- miugton, it is learned that there is still available about $244,090, anc that bids for the prosecution o proposed improvements on this part of the river will be opened on the 5th of January next. It is a Good Show. Ihe entertainment presented bv sr Case of ltlool Poison. Tliousaiids sutler from blood poison, who rfild y-i un a if they gave 11. B. B., (Botanic it Kalm a trial, send to the Jtlootl Balm Atlaiita, Ga., for book of wonderful cures. lit ronvlnoo th' moM skeptical. It. is sent ner ..Fifth and Wooster strt nr tne Koyal Marionettes, at theOoera 8 o'clock. ' ' House last night, was a very fine one indeed. Th r.Tl!l I f u tr ATTri.. l I. (-1 - 1 "iumugton mouse present and the various fea , T : T " comP,t;te and tares of the entertainment ik is cijiwieu mat worK will be re s a tried there on Thursdav next We have knives for your boys and scissors for your girls. What will please them more for presents? N .lucobi Hardware Co. t Do you use loaded shells? You will find that they will save you time, trouble and expense. For sale by the N. Jacobi Hard wareCo. t The matter for wonder and as tonishment is this: When Remus jumped over his brother's little citv wan now were his sprains and bruis es cured without Salvation'Oil? The storm signal was still floating this afternoon, although it had been changed to the Northwest caution ary. The day has been bright, clear and cold. were re ceived with hearty applause. It was really a "cyclone of novelties." The tricks were all well done and the equilibrist is high up in the art. There is not an inferior feature in the entire entertainment. It is all good and all pleasing,and all worthy or praise. It will be repeated to 1 I rr m nignt. ine prices are reasonable and all can go at least once during the season, but many who were there last night will also be on hand to-night. Some prettv, useful and valuable presents were given away. Miss Charlotte Love received a des sert set, Mr. Lawrence Lorringer a chamber.set, Miss Carrie Harriss a tea set, Mr. J. H. Kinsev a hand some bronze lamp, Miss Carrie Smith n. plush cose, anil Mr. J. E. Willson . . ;lb:jon. Ali i ih an. .Miss., wrirps- "For lUiiU-r i,f ypars r ijiiffprpd untold nfonips a blood j.njMUi. several prominent physi-1 ai,cllon yesterday They buid me little ir an-Kood. I began to use I from $12 to $150 each. Mr b.1.. v illi very little faith, but, to my utter was the aiiRtinnPor pn-, ii nas wade me aZuianicure set: while m additinn to aii or the buildings in the garrison these many others were distributed, at Southport, owned by the United To-night will be given away a din States Government, were sold at ner set of one hundred and fifty brought pieces, solid silver watch, chamber T I x i j. i , . . rt;rry sei. uessert set. amn. nins i ci.se. . ' . , a well and heart v SOIL" 1. Halk i ton, Macon, (ja., writes: "I con tetl blood poison. I first tried physicians, Ulion wont to Hot Snrirjcrs. I returned .Hea mined mnn nhVClAltir VnHiinfr caam paouieany gootL My mother persuaded Try i;. is. n. To my utter astonishment fyuiw i miekiv healed." J. MonU, Atlanta, Ga., writes: "I suffer ers rroui syphilitic blood poison which LV& to lx1 cured bv nil trp.itmpnf PhuuL P i pronounced it a hopeless case. -I had no tuaii pains in hips and joints and -wT?'s were diseased. My throat was 'ratWandruv breast, a mnss nf nmntntr 1. In thw fwnrl Silver-plated knives, forks,spoons, and child's sets, carving knives and forks. Make your friends happy by making useful presents. A nice line of the above is offered by the N. Jacobi Hdw. Co. t and one presents. hundred and fifty other We are requested to there is a mistake in the bills for the Marionette performance which we atSJH;" re0este? to correct. The proper wini diw I ngures lor admission and envelones t are as follows: .Gallery 15 cents with one envelope; dress circle 25 cents, with one envelope; parquette 3Vj cents, with two envelopes. Hon. K. I llattle' Lecture. ' Tickets for the Y. M. C. A. lecture County Commissioners. The Board met yesterday after noon, in adjourned session. E. Hewlett, county treasurer,sub mitted his annual report, which was I vannitraft -i ...1 . : . J 1 State that I iv-TClt u "'cicu regi&i tfru u uws was not zen- ... - - . erauy known here until this morn- ng and it h is c ist a feeling of sad ness and gloom over the entire com munity. JThe remains were brought here early this morning on a special train and conveyed to the residence of his son, Mr. P. L. Bridgers, corner bixth and Princess streets. The interment will be from St. James' Church, to morrow, at 12:30 p. m. Col. Bridgers was an exceptiona 1 man, and has for years past ranked as one of the niost prominent citi zens of North Carolina. He was born in Edgecombe county, Novem ber 28th, 1819, and was therefore (89 years of age. He graduated at Chapel Hill in 1841 in a large class, along with Judge Clarke, Gov. Ellis, Dr. R. B. Haywood, Montford Mc Gehee. Chief Justice Pearson, Judge Samuel F. Phillips, Hon. Thomas Ruffin, Judge Jesse G. Shepherd, Col. Robert Strange aud others whose names are household words in this State. It was one of the most illustrious classes in the history of the University. A week after leaving college Col. Bridgers was licensed to practice iu.w. in ne was a member of the lower house in the Legislature from Edgecombe county and was a member of the Judiciary Committee, and in 1&5G he was again a member of the lecislativA rwlir n n , vr ll I I teran extended visit to friends at the North. Manager ; Chad bourn has "had the engine on the Seacoast R. R. draped with mourning in respect to the memory of Col. Bridgers. Indications. For North Carolina, fair weather, preceded by light rains on the coast and colder northwest winds, high on the coast. ' - PLEASE NOTICE. " . V -We win te glad to receive ccaimmiicatio from our trtenda on any and all subject -general Interest, but . : - ----- wter mustarwayr too fur " nlshed to the Editor." : , . communicaticms must be written only xn one side of the paper; : -J ' , Personalities must.be avoided. : And it is especially and" particularly" under, stood tiattae Editor does not' always endorse the views of correspondents unless' so stated In the editorial columns. . V . '. : ; Owing to the press of pastorai duties, and the general busy season preceding the holidays. Rev. Mr. Arnold has decided to postpone his course of lectures until after Christ mas. The second lecture will not therefore be delivered to-morrow night, as heretofore announced. As there has been so much dls tressful weather this week there win prooably be many who will wish to take a trip to the coast to morrow now that it has cleared off so nicely. To meet this expectation the management of the Seacoast R. R. has placed the fare at. 25 cents for the round trip to-morrow. Second of the Series. Bishop Haid lectured last night to another large and appreciative audience. It was the second of the series and his theme was "Chris- Commencing MokaBtcrho uiati nee Sat U rddv For Ladi pc n r. rt nTTiJT V M. V JT LAKOEU ANi KTTKK TlJAf EVER. Seal's Oriffinal : ROYA L MARIONETTE GlVinET Mlntr0lQ Y:.W-"H0 vt rre. together, - with. X ,: tLOS' CYCLONE OFNOVElTlEa Granfl Gift: loo hh . AT EACH EXHIBITIONS Admission 15 -. T . Seats withmi ZrtZ M . wms. Koscrvea dec 8 - charge at Ilelnsbergers. ss - tm o a 4 O a.. e o WD - S3 - P XS-' A '.. o o ( as o o 03-CO 'S3 5? trs- w as- v. 53 O C3 W o p. ; tinued to represent his county until tianity and the Heart.'' The third 1801. During the war he was a mem lecture will be delivered to-night on ber of the Confederate Congress and "Christianity and the Will. All in 1865 he was called to the manage- are Invited to attend and hear these ment of the affairs of the Wilming ton and Weldon Railroad as its President, and afterwards became also President of the Wilmington, Columbia and Ausrusta It was in these responsible positions that Col. Bridgers' high executive abilities made themselves known and thoroughly felt, as is attested by the great degree of prosperity to which these roads have attained. He was also president of the Alber- marle and Raleigh Railroad, of the Wilmington Railway Bridge Com pany and of the. Navassa Guano Company. eloquent discourses. City Court. Mayor Fowler disposed of the fol lowing cases this morning: Duke Kelly, forcible trespass, dis charged. D. C. Braney, drunk and down. judgment suspended upon payment of costs. NickCarr, assault and batterycase continued. New Through Freight Depot. The Atlantic Coast Line authori ties are having a large platform erected at the Y. near old Union COMMON SENSE I-. - This uncommon kincTpf sense Is more often "displayed in these latter days. One of the evidences is that some are wearing what are known as ''Common Sense" Shoes..' These . shoes are wide at the ' toe and low heels and those who have tried them will wear . no other. They can be. found in all qualities and in 'thedif ferent -widths at - Geo. R. French &Sons?, dec 6 tf 1Q8 North Front St. " The Cheap est. rjTJE ST. PLACE AND THE CHEAPEST' Place in the city to have all kinds of TIN WOH K : done is at MCCARTNEY'S SHOP on St street. North side, between Second and 'rhirt Kman?erfully furnished au alloi?teri given prompt attention, country solicited. Orders i 1 . .v u itnj j.- ami will UU1UU Jt ?r as a.Ia.rSe hearted, Depot, wW the through freight f??"????1 transferred here will hereafter Sbe H. CRONENBERG, thi: riioTOGKArnKit. GIVE HIM A TUIAL ! All Work- uuaranteed. Pictun-s taken bingle or in Groups. PtSitf uuwich, l uiiMauie-eiecr tor ure uest interests oi tne State of his hondlod Thi ; r i Harnett township, offered his offi- birth and foremost in every effort Shi'J J t,hrU ' cial bond in the sum of $1,000, with to advance its interests and pros 1P w, ft '"S "thmS '? ,to,wi U W.J. Love and Win. H. r, s neritv: H,K ,u.th I i. th al freight received and dis itj sureties. The bond was approved. David Jacobs, coroner elect, offer- As a mark of respect to Col. ed his official bond for $1,000, with Bridgers all of the buildings of the R. L. Hutchins and Daniel Howard two road's in this city are covered sureties. Accepted. witn tne insignia of mourning to-i patched at the lowerjdepots. It was found necessary to do this as a means of expediting the transfer of freight here DIED. CAUTioro A communication fr-m poll-hold ers in First Ward, asking to be day and all of the ens: ines ire USmiPS-SL-, on the 10th rni . I m. . . . 1 .Mf j.j,m. aN urapeu. i nese win be displayed for '?31' KUJH"F -ku ls BKrDGEiw, aged j rtoMSnFr,aKnd'..Iny W5 d die price MPM on the bottom ol all mr advpAiuvl "iore leaving the factory, which nrotart In A iv,.. K o,.f. it AM oririiVAX s ne naa tnem witnont my name L, tamped on the bottom, nut him down a Commercial Hotel, House, Yates', J. the D this evening at Grace Church by lowed pay for extra work, was laid thirty days x reMuenc isattie, oi me state Urn- upon the table. - The funeral, as we have stated. ? a i -a . . -w I . I vebsity, may oe nau t the I. M. The followinsr maristrat?s sub. wi" take place to-morrow at 12:30 mitted annual reports: W.H.Strauss, o'clock, and it will be attended by C. H. Thomas, Jno. L. Cantweli. al1 of the officials and employes of The following were drawn as ju- the two roads in a body,as also.in all rorsforthe Criminal and Sunerior probability, by the members of the Courts, which meet in January, viz SUPKRIOR COURT. First Week E. F. Casou, Wm The funeral will take nl nesday) at 12:30 o'clock from the residence of Mr. Preston L. Bride-ers. tnpnfo tn sr .Tamni Church; Interment at oakdaip. cemptfrv NEW AlVJBKTi8EMKNTS Nutt' Heinsberger's, L. H. Meares or E. Warren & Son's stores. The lecture will be free but admission will be bv ticket. J. The W. L. I. The annual election of officers of Blanks p- Teboe, G. W, Bishop, W. the Wilminn-ton T.iVht : TnfAntrv l5 W1,1,s w. h. sneeden, John W. held at their Armorv last mVht. KinS' w- L- Rogers, H. H. Kure, C3 I 1 . 1 m . TherPwPrAnrnf siTK. as. waiters, u. Tietjen, S. W- and one new member was received h Soer,tSi.?EA!ffI'lcSS Shoe smooth or ur XH1UV1II TO Elp ' cay as band-sewed and WIIX I. DOUGLAS SHOE. GENTLEMEN. into the Company. All the old offi cers of the Company were reelected unanimously, as follows: Captain Jno. I. Daniel. First Lieutenant James C. Morri son. Ensign W. E. Perdew, Surgeon E. S. Pigford, M. D. Chaplain Dr. J. Carmichael. President D. T. Cronly. Vice President E. II. Freeman. Secretary and Treasurer Thoa Gause. ' Finance Committee -W. P. Toom Chas. Holden. Second Week G. W. Westbrook Commercial Exchange, the mem bers of which will take action at a meeting called for 4 o'clock this af ternoon. The followinsr circular has been issued from the office of the General Manager: To Employes of tie TF. ft W. and IV. C. cc A.. Icatlroads: It is my painful duty to announce I city and the r?heanfTr X A.t 1 a 1 n w I a ' to you ine ueatn -oi lion. it. t cuamcea Turkey Raffle. T. FOKD. THE OK1GINAL TUl'.KEY from the dec7tf The Racket Store. . x Opposite New Market, yyiLL OPEN SATUKDAY MORNING, TUB 8th. Tremendous bargains again in all kinds ' : of Dress Goods, Plushes and Notions, Hats Caps, Window Shades, Carpets and a full lino ' of Hugs. Itememlfcr onr SHOE DEPARTMENT before ' -buying elsewhere. " . aec7 3t BRADDY GAYLOBD. Stall TJo. 3. Fourth Street Market ItflltBA Y,?hLV PIXD SUPPLIED With finest Meats and' Knnaio-o vw - 7 the city, send in your oroer for chrt8tWT gfefelivered in any parti ot 'ih aty "hS of Qec41w a E. WOOD. Kaflie Man. will ooftn his rr i . . .w. . f . r- --jo-..iiuimoo ji.uijs.ejr name lo-nigm,, at No. ll Market st Come and eret vour Christmas q-nrtov tnr tnn. A Hundred and Fifty Turkeys raffled off every "o"L- . aec ii iw Home-Made Candy, XlSU EVERY DAY NICEST IN TUE Give me a call and be I). J. IT.HRT'T" Princsss st., between Front and Seconri nort x-ttso ui iiaii s rnnung nouse: dec 11 It L?! .Dor-fir e . . . .-fer. Jno. L. Cantwn r Att? t rfcw" H--- Equals ens- Uniform CommittPPR i. . r'otg i Pnl3-5 police SHOE. Walker Taylor. Duval Frpnn.i. : nor' L- i-ini.4., ri irr Larricrti i wir thAm i .. - . - . .. .. uicuuiau. iuuses I pnuKcn, xrtJoiueitG oi tne wiimini? Boney, C. H. Heide, H. C. Evans.H. ton & Weldon and Wilmington, Co- r wirti- r tt ri i n lurnhia & Ausrusta Railroad Com- Penny, Z. E. MnrriU. j. f. So..i. d! tohe' memorVof9 oadt We HaV6 T.-DaV Opened nau. CRIMINAL COURT. 11. R. Latimer, B. F. Rubey, J. R. Nolan, Geo. Zeigler, J. W. Hodges, W. W. Yopp, C. E. Wood, W. L. Young, J. C. Bowden, F. E. Hasha- igen, J. j? woolvm, J. fll. Ward,JtJis- ; sett Divine, W. S. Hewitt, A. H. ; Green, J. G. Hashagen, John Mc- Laurin, A. II. Leslie, George T. dec ll tf MUNDS BROTHERS, 104 N. Front St. h?il? fJifrtfe??1 Sboe- Slacks During the meetin- the handsome UtIixtilfe pictUFe PrePared bv Mr- Cronenberg i8OE :ir?iS J!-2? working- was presented to the Comnjiny through Mr. E. H. Freeman, and ri'Gi:4seiit-?v?r,d- was recp,ved by Lieut. Morrison wtfi? chSeHoSwj who in behalf of the Light Infantry Bntton and Tjm t nA I presented Mr. Cronenbf re with a WovTite TT. i.. Dotjoris: i.i i " i to meet on thp fWh init sale by AOS pum-iicttutu cane. i -- - - Y !lamefvi rn.V0NQLA.lTN vu.ujioujr ui:ii;eu to- attend j e receipts oi corxon at tnis port Vgton.iN.ic. Ithe en, i?. uraig, Dan U'Uon- funeral will take nlace -from B. Southerland, Thomas E. James' Church at 12:30 p. m. ceased President, the sreneral offices fVR line of Christmas rAtn iv at Wilmington and the shoos at Wil- A. ... -m 1 ! I If IT Trr monV t J O Vk fl Tlnlnf Ta.HI . iuint?ton anil At -h1 onnrA cill ho rv?.vv. iruiitru inuvcities. ana -----CT- i wiu oe ma.sm rn nmvp tn all hnvsM h.t kor Vit i --" iiuj, auu we we xiaiiuaumtsi ana tfleapesi to De lomid weunesuay, uec. iztn, and the local lu uuuuswn. ofhees at Wilmington from 10 a. in. to 2:30 p. m., Wednesday, Dec. 12tb. The officers and employes are re quested to assemble at the general offices at Wilmington at 11 a. m. on Dec. 12th to attend the funeral in a bodjr, and to wear the nsual badare of mourning on the left arm. The St. Pea Coal, U a Ton. Davis, R. H. Bunting, T. L. Rowell, J. Schumeir, I. T. Alderman, O. G. Parsley, J. S. Westbrook, H. D. Murrill, W. A. Patton, A. Skipper, J. W. Woodward, C. H. Schulken, A. J. Johnson, G. W. Burnett. The Board adjourned at 4.30 p. m. V. P. 1 1. Walters, and GenU Manager. rpHIS IS A NEW SIZE OF COAL ABOUT JL as larsre as Peanuts and forwrtsin irinia of stoves havinfir stron?r rtrafts it ia a cheap fueL Kemember, ONLY S4.00 PER TON. All Other Coals as CheaD In nrnnnrtlnn and competition wm be met ail round, which re- member. dec 10 J. A. SPRINGER. Mr. j. t Ford, who was herP tat Pinkaiid White Gossamer Winter nnrl hafnorl inunu n in n n tr o I fine ttrey for his Christmas din ner, is again in the city and will have a regular raffle to-night for the birds at No. 11 Market street, r It will be continued from night t night. ; See ai In thi ue.J : rpITLOWS SWEET SIXTEEN AND SWAN Down Face Powders. Also a full line of es Chemicals. Patent MedMnea. Tciiet Articles Perfumes, etct at . - ' ,: ' P. C. MILLER'S. - ft Drugstore. . Corner P jTirt.h Knrl TMiin Rta . P. S. PresciintJnnn flllpri t. mi hnnn ornlsnt. . sentii ' Sp(DpiaIs--;'-i;.V JAMDEN HOSE, DOG COLLARS, LAWN Mowers. FiShlncr Tax 1a. ?Lt&D)Ye.nve tbe goods and can make' tM W. E. SPRINGER & CO.: my 14 tf u Front St.. Wllmlngtoa, N. c; r ' For Rent. : SJSV fciCAL, HOUSES. STORES "AND liooms to splendid locautles. Alsoi uuuaca anu iolh ior sale ior cash and vu luc iuuiiimy installment plan.! Rents prombtl v collected - Tn 5 n n I insurance attended to without extra charge MARTIN T. DA VTS, ; . Real Estate Agent. nov 1 tf 119 Princess St Urn Christmas Good EHAVEA MOST ELEGANT ASSORT-' ' ment of . - - Ghristmas Goods J of almost anything anybody may want, at a . most reasonable price. OUR LINE INJ Christmas Cards & Novelties Is not tobesuroassed bv the State. We will be nloacwl ch Goods to you If you will favor us with a call at - HEINSBERGER'S. - LIVE BOOR AND MUSIC STORE.- ' Tpytanti Carnec. We have a larce-vanotr it win An vnn r-rt to look at some Of them, at " '- - - HEINSBERGER'S. hoy 22