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By AM U. BERNABD.
mriNGTON, iv: a:
Saturday Morming, Jan. 4, 1879.
"HABD .PACTS." ? I
V -4
I The Uhicago lnter-ycean ox tne
' , 30th nit. baa a7 whole page or more
pvntAfl t.n th "oveirwhelrnincr nroof
. a x
of the outragea and frauds , ia.the
Sonlli: It calls them "hard facts,
andaays they will prove . "astounding
developments for Northern readers."
No doubt.' This is fresh grist for the
outrage mills furnished by the great-
es.-irauu ye, kdowd to uiawry ouo
Rutherford B. Hayes, now de facto
President of these JJSiled ' States
When we -turn to these so-called
- - - ? .1 .1 J
uaru iacis we uuu tuem mauo up
of reports to Attorney: General De
vens made in conformity with certain
instf actions he had sent Out to U. S.
Marshals, TJ. S. Attorneys, Special I
Agents, : &c: The whole batch is a
partisan statement manufactured, we
have no doubtjdntjjLthe'jwhoIe. cloth j
in many instances, and in other in
stances ithe "hard facta" have been
sadly' twisted, perverted and magni
fied tosuit the exigencies of the oc
casion. , ' '.. ,,.,.' , .
; The whole movement is nothing
more bor less than ihe desperate ief
forts of desperate men to manufac-
ture public sentiment by, lying and
perversion; that something of jan off-
set may be secured to the serious and
true and jusC cnageVirouf li! against
the Radical party for; the stupendous
theft of, 1876. It is'the dying effort
of a fraudulent administration and a
corrupt party to avoid their inevita'
ble jdoon They bAyestolea, the
r residency; hana betrayed :the
try,; and uow- .they. are . at, the old 1
game of the rogue who joined in theTwithout interest1.
pry of ''stop thief."
Senate.
the interest , of,, .truth ;and fairness,5
.:n 1 t' if 'l1 '.u IT 'iT; a
wm unug w iiguL me o;naen viaot
and it w'tlVjJien be seen how jmdetfjjf
truth there is in the , statements'7 st
Attorney General Devens's political
i hacks. v -- '. -WaHi r-.w'
... The reports .published in, the Chi-
S9fe!atf Pouiliana
and South Carolina. We wouldlike
to know if -Attorney General Devens
has issued any instructions to his tools
in Massachusetts hiar 6w& State, to
make a sdarch' for "hard facts" in re
gard to bulldozing Itf that State f VVe
, if properly conducted and in
7t0Z& A" &$MS the chargeayf , TUliefMas
lf the de facto Vr&foklii'AtKi A .. T Am 1 -
nish JthiBiBeleot Committea with soma
t. vwrewp.i
"ofilClal,document8', bearine on the
owu& on vne
. - -uivr iw, 1
sided"' investigation as' fai'ra83lhe
Administration ; is- - concerned. - The
last thing Hayes and his crew desire
is the5 precise- truth-a - falf ttnd
thorough revelation Of the rascalities
, practiced In "PhiUfl v
PhiladelDhia." inA
York, in MassachuseU IH ir VhW
South, " . ' 7
O t MA --. t k .(H-a...
duu wvvi iiuoi uaHurnaHflAn vi aint ' i .
. ' r Tu . -7T:?".r?irl tnen tne ngnt .nana rubs the nose of
.
We would like to have a lull f ae-
scription of ouHittle'city the year
1 . 'w--ii. ! - f A
when Rev. Josejfc FiMrnoo.v.a
rant, went through North Carolina in
that vtMrzrrsz
-. -
extract ftora-ltheQuriiaU?
of Mr - Pilmbo.T .Ncotnpafaied twith
'notes - We find this : interesting te-
.j- 0f tbe hOBpitality .Of 'lho
pe0pte of Newbern in 1773J He eays:
-
"In all my travels through the : world, I
ve mt with none like the people of New:
;vvt um.
,; p;tmnP -Wuid rWilmmffton
r u - - - -
OR;faisway from fewberffTa Charles-
ton. He spent VnighUt "Mr . Col-
ton." He Blarted nexls mortiing , QT
this place. To show the dimqulUea
of travel iu thosedavs before the
Revolouoorwe copy , a paragraph
froW ha Journal :M :
" , " ,jji.!-
'StrHDAT,- 3d. As I longed maCh t or 8tt:
opportunity f preaching, I set off for Wil
fc cre&Uy distressed on the
T: TcSJaS.7
before had, raised the water, and wa.he5
tweay a bridge, 80 I was at a loss ; what to
do:: but I resolved to take the horse from
the chaise, put some planks for the wheels
and draw it over myself, which I did, and
.hen KOt horse ,0Vef WrlBOtir any hurt.
.m th-n nrocceded on mv iournev ttf the
rrj n- 7z 7 "-; - - -.-
tOWn ';i t.f' il-j " I I'iv ? it
Mr. Pilmoor w as fortunate enougli
to arrive in Wilmington . in time to
fget a good diuner, VVhilat dining at
I ; ,
toe JUU . . 110 was very "agreeaoiv
f ...... . . . . . "
surprised at the Sight 01 a J'OUOg
roan who bad been in society, with us
in 1 Philadelphia, and he,1 together
with a sea-captain, who had seen me
in i the"rdrth, were verv i ready. Id
publish preaching f Or mie; and ia the'
a ! O 7
evening I had a large : coneregaliorf
oi-attenuve cearers, ana uoa gave
me great f reedom of mind to declare,
'Yet, surely I know that it shall be
well with them that feaij God.'
belieyemanyofrthem feltLhe word
of the Lord, and -it - may- hereafter
bring forth fruit unto holiness, that
their end may be cverlasting life."
He preached "in the court-house.
His record shows that the people of
t hb .ntn Wf?lnfU-f GrrU A
toj hear the word of life proclaimed.
lt; speaks well for the place then in
:i ;-r--. w km r-.v ! "jr.':'"";U
iw (uiauujr. ucuciij luitu agiuu m
the same place to a large congrega-
tidn on the nettr evening, Monday,
On Tuesday c he "dined with Mr.
JMforgatroyed, a merchant of Phila-
delphia, and in the evening bad an-
other large rbongregatioii and was
enabled to preach the whole counsel
ofj God andio- delivei my owVgoul."
On Wednesday "a young gentleman"
from the country invited him to visit
hmi, but he was compelled to decline
as; he was "fixed to go forward to the
Sjuth." We can but wonder who
was the hospitable and interested
4oung gentleman?" The Wilming-
Hon landlord and family of that day
1 were kindly and considerate. Mr.
Pilmoor says:
;"The people at the inn where I stayed
were remarkably , crril; tbey-would sot
iiiffer meXopay for anything.Tjul ehtreaT-
eq me to stay longer." . : y
t VVherf wa?;$he inn?; situated, n
"who was "mine host" who so eene-
ronsl; .esidedraaw)io so hoapita-
by entertained , God's ambassador?
VVilramgton iVas eVen- thea a plaeeof
importauce, ; and ad a considerable
population. " Thesesacri
rant says:
. j "As there
are. many neoole in: the dace
I should be clad to aUv.-wlr 1 am under
necessity of hastening towards Obarles-
After dining on 'Wednesday he set
off, and '"intended to reach Brbiis
wick, but the roads, were 1 so : bad I
, We give one more extract that is not
1
. !In the morning I Jiastened -on lo itiia
'-r.-
tfwn in hppes of preachlqglhat day but
ccuidnit the 9m$mmt
day, when we had a, fine congregation in
we courcH wnere 1 iouna liDerty and pow
er to preach the gospel ' -oiyia ,n,.-i
Saturday dined with Wftllam'vfiiiil
Esq., to whom I had letters of recommen
dation . Be is a gentleman- of jood nler-
stanamgi ana-wneaa wseriow rwigfon.
f I apent the time yery comfortablyja
; v.
-i v.-uf in MAS". o
It affords as satisfactioR . to know
gainst the ijtklMmkf
t e attraCting5;)
the New England States as elsewhere.
he refinement and culturV : 4t ;!?ihat
tate are endeavorin-t-tcrmooli'booh
if ':
interfering with the:freedDnuof eTec-
i '
tlona. Monstronal TrtonatrAna! 'Aii
HHi:nasiRLLEiniinnnfli.ini. anir ii-a-
food.
m things, and
fvestigations become factors in the
prviaouon or virtue and ln-rtbere
straining off vice. The chjast
been made bv Gen. Rntlar. 'fiV Vho
been made by( Gen. Butler, by ' th'
I nrl'" V. . " A" V
Tfr v 'i viTilijlfcl:rA
.?.
. "rw rfiuu8 secuonaor
Massachusetts, that there"
was the
most effective and systematic iniimi
daiion practiced throutthdut . the
Diaie.;4 lb lairzp tue iauicai uapeiH icouin
of MUh8are endeavor WPo''lht
desUfiior eLMe-fob. K
charges made so distinctly and. re,
peateoiy ln tnefymfHHifcidP
. : lir w -w I
evidently anything else - thanr bapp
over the revelations. 'Like Mat
Tapley they mav be, J'jolW.Jbnt un-1
1 ;:i .T. ' r.t. .
i.l - a .!'. ;.jr-, j.JMi: . ki! t
bnndoztng Sutc-fe?fattmpt tSv ga-
..JL -v- .w-1-,..:.-; 1
i "
LU-U UIOJUtGOW-AllVU DUWU; UVI I.1
vItCattbotbdenietf iBatA-r
l - w ' J I
flA' Tn rMMiAM arlii
thse:Stsia-aad! elasla-rji. .fiifcia.rcatiidr.'i
In iWbj-afaperhnmjm.f
!
pabUcMT managed, in a presidential, eiec-
Uott.noCTOthe' BtatC VftvMMtj less-
thah 2,000J ltt:l87tha itepnbrican.vote,
dlmmishej as it wm
Ha iO.IXJOii'reeft-T.r.
o; mtoprWs
hen It was that the J
backers, was in a
agaansi .xjuuer. rnen k was Tnat xne
.aXmii Itf KHiMAn!-.! "tiArw. af,a.
lor oritl-crafo
rjSS- "a !
SSfSL0"'
- - . . -
dated bw j-'threaia1 3o-v diacaarSa a-aod
bv Imoral duress..., nd . the .ReDublican
ouaaozers ; mumpneo,. ioq election in
OT-Serwn
lAAflerin Maln hut jn.MMS-hafltta IaW I
lerJas able a political leader, as, there, is in. 1
tbeicountry, marshaHed the ahtr-Kepnbn-tlh4
cad hosts. WHhouta leader the oooueKiotf f-
flefeatert tha Mains' iienablfeans led bv
I "
ar-tKll..Aa l.a.hn I
. r .. r i
Blaine, . their .white pi
Blaine, their .white plumed avarre.t In
MM9nr.hniu.tta the maWitir of ita voteraled I
by I Butler. their' "wbtte-pmmed - Navarre, 1
wereaeieaiea oreaflerieaa tiwpouca. i
i . m . . s a m . i .. a r . a l
W.tn.'W
taqury oi oairaecoua.corrupuoa auasyaiue- i
tosi bulld6intf. This sort of thins' m8t be f
t Btopped! It must be stopped-now! The I
Kepubucans want oouthera btvJldpzing end?
ed J but we will go a step further. We. de
mand that both Northern and Southern in
terference With lb right of fraftcbise- ahali
Stop...' " .. ' ; ..t;:; 'V:?fiT1i) :m
f i , i. t,-. ,, ... ,. , .
e impression ;i8; being mqe
throuchout the countrv. richt or
wox)g as itmay be,.that,iQ,the ge-,
cohd North Carolina District the I
ht thing was n6t done in throwing
nrtt.'a rW-ijr' nniihp:' rf Tf :v'nti-lliJ
Te Chicago Inter-Ocean invites1 the
B aine CmmittJo0beg,wcby.
investigating thatXHstrict. -It. says 5
j'The democrats threwbnf br ihe coarft
tyer 1,900 votea cast for O'Hara, Repnbli-
Can, The committee might ask, why they 1
dohV-lhrow out all of the Republican j
We are in .favof of, a thorough in-1
uiry. If O'Hara is legally elected
then he ought to have his seau Fair 4
- 0 . - .,. I
m.rrurB, uVV6 T,uai,",D,'l
At ne is noi eiectea men 01 course ne 1
hasno legal:ciaimai - A mvesttga-
tion would determine the matter.
i
11 ! ! 1 ..: t .
fThePresidetit of the Bwiaa Coufedera-
tiqn gets only $3,000 per annum, yet, there
is kio difflcolty in finding plenty f patriots
willing (o take the place whenever a vacan
cj? oocMA?Wiukingtoil '-FMAn L'.m .e.'.-o:
They have too 1181 Switzef-
tlji..r;co.oiiU
President most have $50,000 annual
1v -'TH-Nritr. OimtThaLAhlLj.':
roM,na men must be'paid ,five or
six. or eight thousaaq dollars. ior. do- I
ids the worlc tharhnndreda"nK hnnK, 1
.1 -.-'. i '.'' a-J --" III .( Uvj
labd to increase salaries and nulro-p-founi-, -jomueipg ai a premium,
aL '" 'utc iZV 1 rfAi c.ians.l-.d-y few, people wanted tt'xcharjge
dice flush tnesamp
nsa men would be gladtoiinderuke a4ybody can gewUwnjilollars5
JutJ Tl.MdPwards in silver foreeobaekai
r t ""-1: " ? w"i , ; AUf -""B18" J
latute will have to razee the salafies: 1
o mav ipo WJvo a snarp ana reso- i
at ;i. .iii wrs t ffuji., r - ' - c
.e.handPf therej!wilUead.tmen
us account to settle swiih the peo J
4: ots!
: a m vr v; 1. 1
m STATE
g?f!?f!ggft?i:CbrbDcy. ihe prospects of a biir.like
i
t.Und the tendeaeyf ifBHg- opinion in
the OldNorth State a&wVllavfVA I
paths.? Jdoch maybfe saiibnbothL sides J
v wiwwnB'uuj. ,ni uxw-
ping post Beats ine peniteauary
opinion pjheabeneyojenjeorx
tnat nothine stops evil courses li
licking."-BlpuMh ikExmih
it tiudiciar adt ernsineT has f an6C:,Jwfie'b
unuer consiaerauoa-iBDreTioiwaessioiwori"
aatwW.6..u..,aYJJa, UBUU 3 w-jfi?Tici
-a-TTr -ViJ7XT3T"3iJaJ
VOQ RITftfttfirl. ilepn mnepm fnr thfi I
iiiwcBuiui uj, jpeopie, anu rwoiiu save I
tttemrr-afiaiHooal !;ta-ktfot.;'Wlie ia f
fir as 'aa -iTeVfrRTTirT-o
Only, that in the individual cases affected
by .the propoBed-ntfcfirtenTTThere is the
SfSiI'i.
uEiuira wf ui ysh iwssaiiirom wea
vanuigef:ittblki
1 " ' "
I J i I
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cr .u i --:- ""j .-a ""-
n i m s 1. 1. r sti ri s-k in i iisiir tv sit i r-xs ---- -t
I ki, i i:r .--""t
WBMUO IB ftlUB IT, ItSLIlII i TJ1 T TTlI BTVI QrAA
l vv"ucawoy--Bvini-jsjaB ..ni..na inOUIUd
uwic ujjUj jipouon tnaa"iaivT;
linn rrAo-A1-.Jtfi- tdt.: Jfef ff
:S.aAadMi.;keOil
the defeated carjdMatQVrK
too in - " a - .. . . T
-A-n-av--- . . s : m m " -
;7TiMuiSSf.
ess m inenarftstgiiarsttiet. and
"""ving;neignw
Wh(V Dl am...
I . --aVSfrBBHBBSM-B. .
.' What blalne WltneaBesllay.
; Mr.1IJU.u.c I witnesses, ,sv named
I? MiCTfeMmm egajnsjtjy. loaglo
t . i i . i w. j-. -i i IM, III M V- . -i T . i . ( -I ' I. . M
-tanjooaf ,-H-.y lsnJii ao vli-.s sd)
selves? 16b thb other side 'about as1 fdst TH i,7: dT rBoTia r?T:?V..
rViinfrn- ma So-t-. F .u ' I iMiniuir 11 urn .ira av;u '.lliih - OCUU. I
; A t fJCT-ArlT L?fd
uora iu. auv enmner
'ipat ne is no. o pe i
Msbwn'fortunelne'-TiiAit mfm?mWm
netter -ana&uatt iarcuiltectUTe.( todrjfx,;to.iHe Buouiueris aim mngs. ieiureran
it Runt cojimknt.
-4r. vBootwell 40 hia recent
Jution jo the Jforth American
, - ? f.
vfpetwjeeri
3 said, practices.
I ifuiu uviiur buu' a k. ww ,
not due to Wslation.bnt. to:a
m' s 1. 1 - 1 J1
box.atnfflnaadJaJdozjngA
nroatft nnr nreveui. . xuuu;
ruoi ltl!urinar losi.ryu.&Mi.r .
.1 1 1 1 nn V. n .. - f .4 11 OikU whffi.h I
ul, mirr-WSiStji t-Mr.edu4Jjat it isn't the bU.luM.'(.l sfl UWU Deiuir--
'r "V2r. "F. vr:Z I
w-r ' . " ' .... !,
-H vv e civee3aoiiea-H.v i
Knc'3 disooverMtu Wiulldozing
llhere. JVlassachasetts is one ianfi4tui
. I . .1 I
Vl Ibliaiasjl KVC fMQ. ux. UI or. & as.r - i -- p
to takpnara of herself bft -
1 . ' ' J . ...
Ltm nncfa t.r hof inl F nhe dfles MOt
iWi'an m Wii Uvr.rvp-r- iiArt. .-i
..atuvrvw. aicavo vuu --f.vf- -
.rdTfaa.State:lleabilcaMi.omtni
tba sort she has. Anybody who aoesr
f.J . . k K.
".. 7 " " ; f
enddgE'HaWachhse'ttsL' pffijftti" to' join
hiiiu mafeihg aa change1 cerrii-1
j , xvsjJZi 1 W
1 .Alftlftmf -4
1 rrr-r :,nn 7u
:i.iTT4e Wilmington iUel.) Avery
1 .f .11 .JidJ
I,'., A-.Fied-Grant graduated .boot
foot of his class at Wjw-fi
t - - - '
,apd there fs, little, .doubt that hadjie
not been tnej son of fathV he
woiild ndt havb gWdtratetf Jat aif.
"1 never sawady? :1ff
e a . n .-1 C --?I oawtlUit . ' i rt E h ifl
Ay9cep-wnsii .uaJ S (r'ill4
XluBterAo seek for- rich gold mip.es in 1.
Black Hills...; Yet.be .was pro- I
Ua 1 a' "A ".KS;"7TSf7"P w cave is several miies in exient,,
1.1 a t 1, i ,
mil LCII ,J W CH llllini 1,1111...! n 11 U UWlt.W I
" T , r. 7, .... .. .. . . . I
m viittinatf in'-wtittf-M nT.'iaarnn
v yY", , , t ii I
beflibn." and now be is to tdraw fall l
uaV and alio wahoefi as a Lieutenant-.
Uolonel,oE Cavalry - While doing no
thla.iDd the oro-lo 5rW;U-iled
i 5 :7, c
States are to pay abOttt $40080
f o deadheading Ms father and him-
lot deadheading
self around a large portion of the
world. JiA' greater t jo utrage, on; iivhe.
American people ; was :never , perpu
trated even when the reason for. such
outrages was at its height Jn.the.'days
when Fred Grant s father was Presi
debt of the United Stat-tSat)an-
nf iseuss. jjem-
L.S
', w
tt7ashingion Letter to Savannah News. J
fohn Sherman has prepared a bill
abfut the silvefdollar -which -wrir be
Sekrate nporr their reassembling. This
bill-provides for an increaaeabia
sity-eight grains in weight of the.
stindar silver, dollar in order ,to
make it of eaual market value as the
.1 .lAiUr notri. VTToa 1 fW.
of! this bilk " He arid" Sherman '-and
the gold nien hold that the people wil
not take the silver dollar tinless ite
f'S"1 uui, ,uaa
hAAn ArhvpiL .Iri truth. t.nA cyrpatpst.
obiecuon to the silver dojlarhas been
us weiciu. ana, to aaa to it win aaa
oojecuou. ,a saviogue Biiyer
dqllar is unpopular,' the reservation
shjouTd always be 1mftde---:ondeT the
presenv circumstanoes," 1 he stand
ard dollar created,! by the silver. bil
has oever had a faic opportunity to get
inid general ctreulation. , - ? Jt has been.
paid out by Saerman only in exchange
foTtffPld.. except., to. a , very limited
money
r-J irr -
parity,
the denfaml f or ; silver- bai- increased
three f oldj andis InCteaaingdailyv
ver-an amount eieht "times as larte
I.' - l ,4w ,-. .(4JW .'D. t.-.--f
as any.that had, gone put any day
Previous. Again, " after J anuary 1st,
fijBtfof lran8portatlon erbis Will- be
the first time that silver hasreallv
awcava, .a,BB.L VauwivvHB,
- - 5pt4edsilo:dQubJfebal'thatiUrw
uterGil!Ulan liinksap.aifWithn jse,
facta LwelL.knowa to; at, least rthe
House Committee t on. Banking A and
e.xW P9f ?a niD Pferan
w.tteasi, ppi,y.ery: flrignt
Judge Buckner, chairman of J thai
icOmmittee. savs that no taeasnTe
x orfj nii
t ,.'wikrrtiii-i :iH -..-
IProvideoca. Journal,!.
t J .-r,rcr.-,i.-w.-Tj rjTTiTTvJ J9,3
i a -w.l- v.t. 1
.Kuaa)ivBKivi; iu.. ;gucittij uiuH i
trieetiag in Ie,LTlest.te;M1
if Orii Ut
taeir troubtesaneffor DraVerWao.'No
hadiftOMi&r
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iviatuvuiusovi cue UXUelilUU 'LUtilU
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-Wnnlrt hfl- a JIVlV,t.Jmoi rvK ir Inataar).
vi uitwuBiut "wwera in a itina. cren
e 3 : , .
If i uciryu r ree rress.i vinDfJ-ii
f .
lv '
iB
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9ls &
Two inenKilldTm:ni..h.! J
mtdlttcaTrj
i , i urnce1 J JLry a ijio v
ben Aftihe objeetK lwefha
flTnlurfPft JVlr- ilnvea , in A. ho- in.
-mssmnTrai i94iuuwuvih..
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rffiH m.i.-i ...Tj 1, r . t
vtt u -m It . . . I
ASZ'n. ' "l r"? f
d sturbed UibWflJiMrvkeMtSt
IledMaW.rUvjBish
.1 " ' . -.-i..s-wau-jouj -i.i!
$refUl terJmbgrfljf
-W - - ' P" -ir V
rOLITl
The? Wredicion of -"immediate
Diosfceritv.1: &a the result of resamotion.
--. r7T-. r a. 1 i t -m
S S
,fx - J5ejatoi tPfflaty writes o aen-
atirP'alnA'a rtrtmnrhittMA in n nran f i irifti not a
crat tHIimMirtfo ftebbHcat.ltaBON
minauon ror tue KrfcMQeticy.Jw. 'limes,
They man who obtained tire high?
fcst ofBee 10 4m Hepubhe Jy the most gi-
can tic icaua .la Jiistorv is euioi. to tell Air.
.Teller's committee something about alleged
fraud. io the elections of 1878. ' .It'willie
it'gdrgfeOfta moraf spectacle.. Wash. pMtt
Berks listen n livx;.bqc:-:i i.Ki-.;.'c.I:
,L,., - h On Jaunaryt Tennessee will
'-'-rrrt. r.a.. .in ..i. . a,ri4 nnj mrr
'-A' Georgiarii trapped nineteen
mvcrugmg ; luriy upuoua, jq one
of-lJre6fci1.a Diewart county
Tiec bf Jjoijjsiana spent, datfbtL the last elee-
trcri, ,$10 more ihanev received m con-
tribtalns?
T s"! rui I irxr. cr-
y Judge Henry G. Smith dropped
ueau vvcuoesuay mgui, ai ms resiueoce id
Madison street, Memphis, Ten n.; f He was,
at oue time a Jodgeof the Supreme Court
of Tennessee. , .vf-.:
jt - Tfeeotali-jojt of educatioii Jn
VTesl Virgi nfa, for Ibeaat jear,is estlma
tedUt 1686.818, SI. There has been a larce
increase oTaUet dance and ftorresponding
tlduction in expenses.
- r Geotdglc Surveys of ihe Luray
Uate, in Vircinia. are beini? made.' 'Tbe
Pate,, Courier states, that James fJ5ritun haa
ciscoverea another, cave 10 tuai county
f
"
. .; , . i . . .. -.
1 R7RrT!hriRf TYiafi 1 878
0 4 O. Uixll&bUIcts AO I O.
is over.
IS NKAK AT HAND 1
BoatrirTriglit t& McKoy
MABJLTORIR J3QW
To! tlieir CMtoiers aM .be PulJlia,
BEG TO ASSURE THEM THAT,
Tiiii?imjaE,, AS is the past.
I ; .- V.THKY WILL ;
Furnish ' , the - Necessaries !
AS W&LL AS
CU3
The Luxuries of Life !
EVEN
WITH THE NEW YEAR !
ai a
START A P
SHI
Fr lie W. Goods..
j f i i.j.. . . .. . :
Host Lilifiral BEurgaifts,
, Vni.'ii is.
, ana lowest Prices
v W e wilt assore all, for the past year
Have Taken the Palm,"
i , " . , And we intend ' ""
TO DORVE.1 B&TrRR daring the MRXT XOAU
;ij r..i
SAVE YOUE MONEY
WUA YOU NflfiSi vJN TUB OR00ERY UN1C,
Willi UO . si?: .J. i-u.t i': i
W HOLIES AfiE Jolt ; RETAIL;
ns:;.'f
Boatxirriirlit &clffoKoy
V77An86TH: vvontfprj
1.' T-
I aMitiwir t '
1 ' 1, , . . ,1
I t iW"" -j . .
insrNice.
TTl ,i,rr .
iinba4s-ili More that TENDER CELERY dno
'onl Tuesday,
a
I , . . u Fruit andj Coaf etiojjery Stores.
1 -t a. 1 LlilJ al III - ri 1
s . ; i
i iiijutj. jiitUija ,,J( JUif. 5
JS Axes, S&ws, UoSee Mills. &c . . . .
i&lis and American Pocket and Table Cutlerr.
aDeriorBaftors. SeiesoM ahdhearsj fims a i
mproTCd Beating and Coosj Soirea at factory
.ee 99 tf -UNaviaSIFfe
.ts:
LtKIujCAfilTflfeH
s avi
ilOO and- upwards made- for Five Per Cent.
at anile : Drawine .Deed MmtnssiAt.
Wlf,
IH?,ais
0
liYlfSSsa-
I i
Lower than Formerly
RE
nfsia sooba tor Cxnnmercia,. Travelers.
lm ever? aeDuunwn -u coaiMci-unciata tm natmi
MISCELLANEOUS
Fl e nyCh r i st m as
Aib
i' .' "
w Year
TO ALIi. ,?
ruwn
45 MarlEt
TAKE 118 01PI)RTDN1TY. OP KBTURNt
in their sincere thanks for the Datronare so li
berally bestowed daring the past year. ,:-
OarbasinfiBS having eteadilv Increased since oar
first opening; it will always be oar aim in the f atnie,
as m we past, to , . . . .
MeuuMiiM
knowing such to be the true element of snccesa 1
anybosinesa. J
rs?-ouR PRirSrea ahb thr a iir to a tt!
BV KRY ARTICLE IS MARKED IN PLAIN' PKK
TJRES.and ererr order sent is tost as careullY ee-
lscted as if the party stood at the counter, and Judg
ing from the nhmerons orders we- daily ecelT. oar
system is duly appreciated, as all Oeods , not satis
factory can always De returned.
We are mating prcparatioire for oar
irnnd ; Annual Clearing Sale
, Dne notice ef which will bejiriTea L
" - ; I through this medium . l ': ' v
Toys, iic.v&c.JtSc.
: We wofild atnipW state, as we hare NO ROOM to
pack away any of the FANCY GOODS' and TOYS
left OTer, it will be to the DECIDED ADVANTAGE
of all to give as a call before New Year's, as we
will CERTAINLY CLOSE TJP EVERY THING by
that time, enf lease being limited to that date.'
WHOLESALE BUYERS
. i.-t;.,i;,, ::-
WiU do well by calling early Afi TBE GOODS
i
MUST BR SOLD.
BROWN & RODDICK ,
t45 JTIarkot street.
dec 35 U ' - y- : .
Mullets, k
JN OAK BARRELS,' " j
, AT REDUCED PRICES,
For sale by L . -m
des 2Stf : '" - ADRIAN & VOLLERS
Fresh and Daily
!A.lDIDig?IEOlsrS
AHE BEING MADE TO
OlIR ; LARGE STOCK
' ' .' . ' . t -of
OrSO OEBIE S
Holiday Goods, &c.
. J- r- GlTena a call. '
Adrian & Vol I e rs,
; dec 2 ' . S.Ercorneri Front and Dock 8ts.
FURNITURE.
A! -r
-TaN
ENTIRE? NEW STOCK 0
TfiE MOBT
stylish, patterns and designs, carefully' selected
and at the LOWEST PRICES.
. The Best
Assortment of Office, Parler, Chamber. Dining
Rooia and Kitchen Furniture ever offered, in Wil-
miagton.
Stockof all kinds of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Bedding,
Acj, At.r ' 00)5':; ..;
. 4. suDstantiai CHRISTMA8,:PB-si!n cait. b
selected from toy stock that Sielfi delight the Te
cipient, Byamlnarim ot stock soBcited. . : 1 n
j . . .. :.. J". A. 8CHUTTB, ',V
j S6androntandllandl5DockSUj-
GREAT BARGAINS!
, - " '
-': 1 .... ' " . '.; V " ' .
Sol Bear Bros.
-to '
i r '.
1 Offer one of jlha ,
MOST COMPLETE. & CllKAPEST STdCKS OF
v i :ii tmViL4.i .tit iayyaii8 Ihw si
7 I '' ' '-- - ! U05ifl-9l :inj . 'J-
f T . -. ... ? ! - .
: ! ; ' AND: ' ' :.': :
GENTS' FLTRNISHtNG GOODS !
-: : '' V; 'Jic-ui .:$,':;. :
is i J. In this City orSteteV I 0
j ''.;,i..v.V"-i;jt ca'iiU -v lur, j fnJt:lit:in''
' -i iAfutttodcpmptetatctckj ,nUj js
OOTS A1H H0ES r
- at Maanfanrer?:Prheku:!j,i;i&!
rF-Glve as a call before going1ehehr.a "
i 1
decl4tf"
SOL BEAR fc BROS! !
Oh ! Ain't they.Pretty !
iiijJ,?!;:i:-'Xii;-t1. i5'-Snclt.r.a tfcftstte-r
1 '-.. -m&msmk r"Z on? nanaoora
SO
QeetaE Tey:
ara iusi xne uon. lor a
Present to yoar sweet
heart andlfyoa havat
: -weetheart, then lor
f; j .iwflrrj .nsiiT ifea n taut ai.
Vonr Pa nr "Rroher. i
' flee 21 tf - 8 N Front stVi
; 8t4"WUnlntoiu
3 ChaWffe of acliediAleii
e..
AwflTTTiiBn7fi'"TiTrfi! STsiAMElt
? VII PASSPORT WlLIr XAK DAILT, TRIPS A
W1
Lsaye Smithvilleiu ?.83 P. &.
J Tickets; R6utdTripr$lJ0,y i w?Oj lo I
J ISCELLAyKOlJS..4 7
Holiday :Go6ds !
The Tremenclous Eusl.
TO
G-EGRG-E MYERS',
1 1 , 13 & 16 So Front St
Is r Pully: ; Explained !
STANDARD GOODS !
; , -V; AT THS
Astonishingly , Low Prices iv
CAUSliS
THE EXCITEMENT !
AT
GEORGE MYBRs',
30,000 ,
; 200 C1?0iCC K A PPLE3t
2Qj Boxes FIRE CRACKEKSV
, 50000 TORPEDOK3' '
. ! j'QQjQ Lbs Asaoited NUTS,
) QjQQ, ths Choice CANDIK3, .
-,20j0 ?XC8 IA'ISINS
; ' t.QO M??8 New. FIGS, . t
i .Cjumj CITRON.
LOWEST PRICES in THE STATE
U ' . ' , - AT
feEORGE MYERS',
OIIR FANCY GOODS DEPARTMEST,
I FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
AT HALF PRICE!
" ! DON'T FORGET THE LITTLE ONES.
115 to 25 Cents will buy a token longtobere
memberedl at
GEORGE MYERS'.
OUR WIH1T&LIQD0R DEPARTMENT.
fWe are selling WINES and CHAMPAGNE
WINES at HALF PfUCE.
t3"Elegant Pure IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
WINES at $1 Sit and $1.50 per gallon.'
t2T"Oar WHISKEYS are UNEQUALLED iu the
State in Excellence of Quality and Cheapness. Try
or OLD BAKER at per gallon. SWEET MAsii
the Best in the World, at $3 per gallon.
SAVE 100 PER CENT. AT .
E O RGrJE M XjE R S'.
' t5&Our Goods are bought from FIRST HAN 03
"NO MIDDLE MAN'S PROFITS." i Hence we can
SAYE MONET FOR YOU. j
We laave the LARGEST. CHOICEST au,l
CHEAPEST STOCK OF GOODS in our THREE
STORES to- be found in the State.
G eoegilm ye r S',
1 1,' 1 3 ANlP 1 6 FRONT ST. A
P. 8. Poetry again :
A box of Cigars for your friend,
A hamper of Wise for your brother,
r- A gallon of Sweet Mash you'll find
Precisely the thing for each other.
deelStf ' G.M.
FFMS
of 'superior English mnko : famous for durabi.ity and
jelasfccHy ; greal variety of styles suited to every kind
of writing. For sale by dealers jrenerslly: - .
- rWBJIT'Jk'-KI'Vil assorted samples for trial, ic
elndlngthe ti TT ' - -tt "C A T-rjOTNT '
celebrated U AND X1 J-y y
Fens, by mail, oa receipt of Twenty-fire Cent-.
lyiSON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR it CO.
Sou Aenmro. iu U. S.
38 and 140 Grand St., Ne,w York.
act 5-oaw3m
fr
The World's Standard.
:lS.r . I.f ? f . i VTf '.'.'! iH"'!-- i.t"
S O pA-;;--Xj,iJ-EI-.j S :
FOR SALE ALSO, .
) 'Coffeet Mills, gjiice Hills, and Store
; ! - J Fixtures Generally,
The improved T)fI "Wrrli!. ,
! ' Oselllattnr rpmmt,p h:m Pnmp.
i ! 'SEND FOB CIRCULARS.;
FAIRBANKS &C.
311 B.rP4wyt New York.
Foe Sale by Leading Hardware Dealers.
ksg 81-ataw4aAWUlA isawe -f
Select Boarding hnd Day school,
r h - nulsboro', 3i c. 1
T' HBTMl8Sli NASH! ANDr'MI33 KOLLOCK
wUl resume the exercises of their School en
FRIDAY.TTH FEBRUARY, 1879, and dese them
g6TH JUNK, (Twenty Weeks.) , Clwilaraon appU
catioti: - - t -wire ' dec 14 9tawim
rr
mgh-3red Dogs.
English., irish and . gordon setters
tt the Choicest Breed, with guaranteed pedigrees.
' . , For sale by ! 0
'UK-'J ni;?. zvie,;.i WELSH.
, Uv7D&wtf : .. :York'p!!
ACOMPJUETESTpCK
- "OF' ALL KINB8. , i
AriRICE8 mMSETTHJI Y3 KWS OF BUYERS
ST1EI
' Fdrto f-':.'"
vwAKiwtwiiiwilc-ri-iJ
.t U U.i 'r0 anj ()oa Mereiiants, '
V:?-r. 5-7 a., v . . !!;
anlD&Wtf ai N. Water Street.
sawing wood.
recover.
bet .3 tf