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;flLMm NORTH 'GAOLrNA'SUNDAY:ANIJARY -26 1879.
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;hN. C , Jan. .17, 1879.
aENATJE.
;
Januarv 17,1870.
ameiidi'ue chapter 190
Eep
t the
fur-
lion-1 , Jawa oi ieb- auaing
aws of 1876-7 addin
end of aid section : and provided
tfier, it sli ail not be lawful to farm out
any perjfou convicted unless the Court
in its iud"rinent shall so
autup
nz-3
j'asrea ,inQ tuira reaaing
I
LS. I. 2fi draiuing and da.
uimin
low
lands. ' Passed the third redding.
B. 110, referring to exemption of
personal Tjroilerty-for sale. Passed its
third reading.
H. K. 13.8, fc?. K. 107, from joint
coav
luitteo to take under consideration the
fih interest of North Carolina by which
the streams of North Carolina may be
cleared out and lhh culture
Passed.! lis third reading.
improved. 1
HOUSIS.!
January 17, 1879.
. JJy Mr Blocker,, bill tr
carry
into
cllcct the constitutional provisions in
relation to jurisdiction of .Tustiqes of
the Pace, Judiciary. I
By Mrj Norment, bill to prevent the
wanton fighting of game
bbtting thereon. Judiciary
cocks
and
By Mr, Newell, bill to repeal ,cli
apter
I, Laws; 1871-.2.- Judiciary
By Mr. Blocker, bill to
act authiorizing counties
convicts.' Judiciary. t ! ,
Mr. Ellison, by cpnKcnt,
ameuU the
o farm out
preseoied a
utit'iou I for certain ditizens of
Wa'ke
county, ivhich was reftrred
to thdCom-
i
intttee on Propositions and
Tha Kill (n omenrl iha
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Grievances.
of divorce
man before
so that) unchastity of thew
marriage shall be
good grounds for
divorce,
if unknown
to the husband
time, the aprend-
v;as read the second
ment proposed by ' the Committee on
Judiciary, providing that t
lie adultery
of either, party should be
ground for
divorce was auopiea, anu inp dui passea
second time.- ... i !
SKXATE.
January. 18 1879
Mr. Leach introduced a resolution to
buy; lo chairs for committee, not to
xosl over one dollar. Passed.
i 1 HOUSE.
Jannaryj
18, 1
B79.
Bill to allow the Raleigh! & Augusta
Air-Line Railroad Company to extend
its hue to Charlotte was', made special
order for 12 o clock of Wednesday next,
SioTi:. The petition from the Trns-
lees of Davidson College, presented by
Mr .ISrnwn. of Meeklenburi?. on wester-
davj prayed for the establish meilt of a-
Normal school at that place,, and ask-
iug an appropriation of .$1,000 therejor.
j .- SENATE.
4 January 20. 1879.
House Bill 62, Vhich -was call!
d up
by Mr. McEachern on a suspension of
the rules. " This was to change the time
of holding the Superior Court! Jin the
Fourth District. Passed its thiri yead-
i eg and ordered enrolled.
i The Courts in this district will now
hold their sessions as iouow?s : Moore
; county, the first Monday in February
and August-and continue two weeks;
iiornntf ..rtnnt.v tim'c thirrl F Mnnflov in
February and August and continue
two weeks; Cumberland j county, the
first Monday, after the fourth Mpnday
in February and August and continue
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four weeks unless sooner disposed of;
Johnston county, the hfth Mondaly
after the fourth Monday in February
and August and continue .two weeiia,
iiauen county, tu w
"l"v-i vv" - , . j
and August; Brunswick county the
eighth Monday after the fourth Monday
in February and August; uoltimous
county, the ninth, Monday alter the
fourth Monday in epruary anu au.
gust; Robeson county, the tenth! Mon-
day after the fourth Monday in Febru-
ary and August and coutinue twolweeks;
and August : Anson county ,-the lour-
teenth Mondav ' after the fourtW Hon-
(lay in February and August.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
January 204879.
The bill to amend the charteif of the
iIti. Airy Railroad Cornpany feqd tg
'-II L '- 4 I. 1. .! !-l - I il P
if now tnp Dijuaing oi a raurou irou
lt. Airy to Ore Knp'b, passed the sec-
q4 reading. .
POST
1-?,.???ttbycol1e.n'. introduced a
bill to amend ohapter 239, laws of!874-,
V, which was read and, passed first
time and referred to the Committee on
Judiciary; and a'bi It ta exempt firemen
from the-payment; of -s poll tax, which
was referred'to the Committee on Prop:
options ad CJrieyances. -
Air. JUers1moyexif mat me rules ue
susiiHfnded and the bill to prevent the
enticing ,of ' peaine'ii "away ,1 from their.
shim be takQn"up,'; Tiie . motion pre-1
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ysuea nt me on was rena xne second
tin..' riir. Normetit said
thought the W wvered by the
Uoited States Jhaf U had sent
wr Miatuw ana aesreajnattne matter
be Mrf.cpeii until he could, obtain i
till vni postponed for twenm minutes.!
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IDe considmtiou oUiie bill in - re-
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-SUDjeCt and
ttloucu t-" Mij(.wweu,m pviuu
Mr. Waddell.8aid. that she , 'did not
think that anvbhdvAinX Wilminortnn
mAI1i,i ' o,vi- mifi
would .entice- seamen to, eijert their
snips, tie had no-particular objection
cu luu patsairii oi iiie oiii. uubfUiu not i
want Wi m mo-ton :ift'hftrpfl?r.tpd on.
Judiciary. s
. . I
Ke olution to pay Judge Schenck for
the opring ierm otaransylvania Court, I
which he was nrevftntpd . from Imli nr
bv sickuess.
Passed, second and third
limp
3iii to amend -rtue cnarter ot the
CuldweltfNarrow Guage Railroad. Pass
ed second and third times.
The bill to allow the tax collector of
Cherokee county to collect arrears of
taxes was read the second time. The
amendment, offered by the Committee
on Finance was adopted and the bill
passed the second time. The bilVwas
then read and passed the third time.
' fcENATF, . '
.1 ' January. 21, 1879.
ay Mr. Bryan, of Duplin, a bill to
canal Goshen bwamp, in Dupli n
county.
At 12 m. the Senate proceeded to the
election of U. S. Senator.
Mri Dortch nominated Zebulon B.
Vance in a brief speech. r
Mr. Everett, in an ! aDPropriate
8pech nominated Ralph P. Buxton.
mi.. 1 4 ' ii . . i" it . '
me result oi me oauot was an.
nounced as follows:
Vance. 33: Buxton: 12: Merrimon. 1
Mr. lirower voted tor Judge Mem
mon. ':; ' ''--'-.4-' : -'
Adjourned. 1
' house. " ; '
; January, 21, 1879
At 12, M., the- House proceeded to
the election of U. S. Senator.
9
Mr. Cooke, nominated Zehulon B-
-
Vance,
Mr. Normeutspoke'as follows:
Mr; Speaker, I rise sir, for the pur
pose of placing in nomination for the
high and honorable position !of United
States Senator one whose name is a
synonym of uprightness and purity
the upright Judge and the Christian
gentleman upon whom the foul ton
gue of slander has never yet been able
to makft thft slightest imnressinn - Ono
sir, whose' purity of. character chal
lenges the admiration of his opponents.
I place in nomination lor that high
position the name of the Hon. R. P
Buxton, of Cumberland, f ! . , j t
.Mr. Davis, Catawba, seconded the
nomination of Gov. Vance.
I he result ot the ballot was an ¬
nounced as follows,
Vance, 77; Buxton, 39; Ashe, 1,
Merrimon, 1.
Mr. Harrison voted tor Hon. A. S
Merrimon, and Mr. Turner for Hon,
inos. &. Ashe. ,
GENERAL jASSEMBLY.
Both Houses met in convention and
listened to the declaration of the
Senatorial vote, upon which Mr
g eakcr Moring declared that Zebulon
r. , , , . , ,T
Baird Vance was duly elected as U. S.
Senator.
house.
Bv Mr. . Richardson, o
Columbus
petition from citizens of Bladen, a sking
for a prohibitory . law for Trinity
church in said county. To the com
mit(ee on Propositions and Grievances
i T.M1 4- 4- u tt:4 tt:
.. Dmw;iucurpu.w. tue xviustyu x
J Company No.. I. - Read and passed
8ec0nd and third times.
R.,, incorDMata the Bunraw
r . - Zt'
-aie uuu cmttio xj.vucmjf m wu
county. Read and passed second and
tnird times. . ."- , v
wuuty govwuiucuw tweww. y.
tue x eace ana uouuuiy vumuiisaiuucia
by popular vote) was read the second,
time. Mr. Clarjc argued ' in favor of
the bill,, ;
The yea and .najs were qrdeyed on
demand ot. Mf. Iformgnt, and; thp
rn,oton preralled. , .Yeas 66; nays
I 4 T
pti.
Bill to repeal sections 5 and 6 chap-
ler 2 of Battle's i Revisal. (Repeals
ihuou io .euucisg dBeamea fom snips t wnen i want to assail a
waT resumed::- MrJ .Koi&ivead the hj8 back and dare.
Federal stal6tes .m lee
the allowance of $1,500 to the ritit
Agricultural Society.) - The bill was
yead the second 'time." Mr. " Joned
called for an explanation of the bill,
and Mr. Armstrong who introduced
the bill, explained its provisions, and
the bill passed its second.' and ' third
readings. t- . - '"
;i Continued on fourth page.l
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f1 Miv Bragfr, a Democratic member of
r T.- -
Stacking in the most violent
rpCrJtbe Southern Democrats for
man-
press-
lDouthern war claims- In
Vf his remarks he threw in t
the course
the folio w-
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4 av: is nuL my purpose to assail any
one. and when the gentleman savs that
.
man i do it
not meet him
-aii f n jp ll. nmA roforr.no
to tne Jo.UUO.UUU which, it is claimed
by southern members, had been ille
gaily collected Irom captured and aban-
doned property, and which they claimed
lond 0 sootlrf .and c"alIed 0Q
those members to picture the scenes of
va.r, lu iuuk uu iuo seas oi uioou. ana
,me inousana3 and tens ot UKu.auda
't ft 5 V 1
f .Of. them hcQi' thn rrtr rf tna
men on the battle-lieid : let them Ri ve
an ear. to-the moans oi the hfspita!s ;
1 let them go to the hillsidea and
valleys and ee th hundredt and the
hundrfd thousands of mourners ; tartly,
let them count the billions ot money
spent to put down the war, and then
strike a balance with the' f 35,000,000
on the credit side and all these count
less miseries on the debit side.
Mr. Blaine had a tilt with Mr. Beck
on the Navy bill.
Lord Lome and the Princess are
visiting Niagara Falls, and the Princess
has stepped on American soil.
t Gen.-Butler surrenders to the Potter
white washing committee 641 cipher
telegrams. I
j Senator Chaffee, of Colorado, has
introduced a bill to cancel all one and
tjvo dollar bills now in the Treasury,
and substitute Xherefor standard silver
dollars..
I iwsi;yev;ouKuog, ui jlvbw lOiii, JOUI1
A. Logan, ot Illinois, Matt; H. Carpen
ter, of Wisconsin, John D. C ameron,
of Pennsylvania, and Orville It. Piatt,
of, Connecticut, all but the last old Re
publican Senators, were elected the
same day. Gen, Logan in his speech
of acceptance used the following Ir n
guage: ; ,
j "The Government is bound to give
such protection as it can to its citizens
n land and sea, at home and abroad,
and where political rights are guaran
teed to citizens undergone Constitution,
there should be nol distinction made
between those guaranteed to white or
plack, to rich or poor, in Illinois or
fcouth Carolina, andl wheu the authori
ties of a State are powerless, or when
they fail or refuse to protect persons or
communities against armed mobs while
attempting to exercise such political
rights as haye been guaranteed them,
it is the duty of the Government to use
such power a3 it possesses to protect
citizens in tne exercise oi sucn rignts,
i.'l! 4l 4 1 ' 1 m
by efforts which shall be used.to uphold
and protect citizens in their guaranteed
fights wherve;" they may be, and to
maintain the laws of the United States
in all parts of the country."
CIT Y ITEMS.
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'LOCAL 2XEWS.
Mr. b, VS. Pridgen of Pender county.
ot on the jsteamer Wave to come to
own. went to sleep and was round
dead the next morning.
Mr. Gillett Gill, . of -Baltimore is- to
visit this city with the purpose of
showing people how to raise tea.
The bridge on fourth st, over
the
C. C. Railway is finished.
I Mr. Magistrate Gardner, bavin
tried and sentenced a man who had
already oeen tried and sentenced in tne
iMayor's Court, a. question of junsdic
. t . :. T. : 1
iuon nas arisen, wnica promises - to ne
'interesting.
Chief Engineer Joseph A. Severn
andLieut. T. J. Simmons of the Rev
enue steamer Crawford, have been
6rdered to the Moccasin at Charleston,
greatly to the regret of their Wilming
ton friends. ' -
; Dr. S. S. Satchwell, President of the
State Board of Health, has called' that
board together at Raleigh, in order to
make an annual report.
Commodore Uheesoorough owner
of the Passport has been in town:
Weather is fine.
Woo4 selling , in market for two doK
jars a cord.
; Mr. Robt. Kennedy is quite sick at
his home in this city. ,
h The steamer Passport went up the
:North East river on yesterday,
Fire in Coltjjib us. A dwelling
house and kitchen was burned on last
Thursday night in Columbus county,
the property of W . H. Holloway. Los
about $400. .
MEETING OF CITIZENS AT THE
' PRODUCE" EXCHANGE.- V"
; A fair representation of the- business
men of Wilmington assembled; at . the
Produce exchange yesterday to consider
certain matters now before the' legisla
tupe, believed to be detrimental to the
interest cf Wilmington, especially the
bill to extend, the Raleigh and Augusta
Air Line from Hamlet to Charlotte. f r
J -Donaid McRae wast called to
the chair. '- : ' - Cx:
Col. Atkinson moved that a ' , com
mittee be appointed to - proceed' to
Raleigh and to present the ' subject ,-to
the legislature.'
. This motion wa3 subsequently imodi-
fied so as to provide that three; each r
should be elected from the Chamber off
Commerce; the Produce Exchange
and the Board - of. Trade, and threii
from tho citizens at large, and'also the
chairman of the present meetingonik
ingU committee of thirteen; in' all, Tand
the motinn was then adopted.
Mr. DeB-utz Cutlar then made a
report from the committee previously
appointed to represent to the legisla
ture the injury produced to the . com
merce of. Wilmington by the inequality
andthc exorbitancy Qf the taxes, Mr.
Cutlarread a memorial on the subject
addressed to the legislature, which will
be signed by the business men of the
city, and placed in the hands of the
committee of thirteen. The names of
committee selected will be found be
low. 4-;v'; v
Col. RogsrMoore, noticing the pre
sence of one of J the members of the
legislature from New Hanover, (Mr.
H. E. Scott,) made, in a few- graceful
and complimentary remarks and pro
posed that a vote of thanks be tende ed
to. him for the interest which he has
manifested in the matter before the
meeting, and other matters relating-to
the interest of Wilmington.
The following i3 the committee :
Citizens: " j
D. R. Murcbison,
Committee.
F. W. Kerch en er, j
Col. Roger Moore, i
Chairman of
i Don. McRae, Chairihan,
Chamber of Commerce:
E. Kidder, -
Dr. A. J. DeRossett,
J. H. ChadbourOj
Produce Exchange,
. D.G.Worth, , . m
J. H. Currie,.
G. Boney, . ' ( i
Board of Trade: . ' ,
J C Stevenson,
E J Hancock,
F. Rheinstein,
Mayor and Board, of Alderman:'
S.'H. Fishblate, Mayor, i
AlJermen,
C, D Myers,
HG. Fianner,
H Vollers, , -
F. W. Foster,
Msj. C M Stedman,
S W Vick,
N Giles, . ' :
Col. J W Atkinson,
Col. T C Mcllhenny, V
General Abbott and vhe "Northern
Settlers."
We publish below the brief letter
written hv ("Jen. AVihott In Mr'niimnnl;
in reply to a circular announcing the
Charlotte meeting. It
. Tt :n u.
uiceuug, xt win ue seen
will be
that while Gen. Abbott
refuses to be a
party to the false declarations of those
Charlotte speculators, he Is in favor of
measures to bring immigrants here.
This letter is published in consequence
of a letter from Charlotte in the N. Y.
World misrepresenting Gen. A's posi
tion in the matter: , , -
I Wilmington. Dec. 23. 1878.
Dear Sir: Your circular of the 18th
iust. iis at hand, In reply I have to
say that I do not care to join in - vour
neeting, or commit myself to any de
claration which it misrbt make to the
northern people! but that I shall be.
glad to countenjance any movement
whieh will bring people hre who will
aid in the prosperity of the state.
I am, silvery respectfully,
(Signed) Joseph C.abbott.
N. Dujiont, Charlotte, N. (J."
xjr. narter s xron xonic promotes a
r tt . --f'T ' m ' lf . -
healthy appetite, giyes color strength
and tone to the blood, assists digestion,
and builds up -a healthy organization.
: V . 2t
Fire. The Wilmington & Seaboard
Railroad stables, ten horses, car sheds,
two large cars and three small cara,
four cart3, all their street car and cart
harness, about 2,000 feet of lumber, and
a small lot of feed, were destroyed by
fire, on Monday night last, about 11
o'clock. The fire was unquestionably
the work of an incendiary. The los
to the proprietor was about $5,500 and
the property was insured for 3,155.
This is about the fifth incendiary fire
that has taken place in the past two
months, and' the Mayor should take,
1 some action in the inatter. Let a heavy
I regard be offlered, and. these crimes will
UtoP-
C ; Letter Prom. Sheriff Taylor.
; Town Creek, Brunswick County,N.C;
f -.-'. January, 18,1879.
k Hon.-W. P. Canaday Sir: . I see
in thelPoST of tho-12th an . article -requesting
SheriffTaylor to explain why
he gave Mr. Mearea a certificate j and
why he (Taylor) holds . the office of
Sheriff - in Brunswick whether Mr.
Brooks i received, as - many votes . as
Taylor, &c -. I, suppose you . and . all
Uepublicans in the southern states had
heard aenbugh of Democratic stealing
and bull dozing to answer this ; withput
J epy explanation from me,t The Can-
vassing board .threw, out,- tho 'Tote of
Town Cree'k," ToVnship : and declared
Meares elected, along; r with all the
other Democrats' except the Surveyor.
The returns were sent to Raleigh; and
are there cn file and that body "of men
would have seated Meajcs if he had no
certificate. I herewith send ' ycu a
copy of what1 he did have: 1 he election
law; makes it a fine to the. Sheriff "of
$200 for not giving cartificate to the
member," decided, upon by the Can
vassing ' board.
They would have
seated Meares, , c
rtificate or no certi
ficate. V And thus brought suit against
me for the penalty. I did not propose
to buy a law suit, particularly as no
b dy could jbii benefitted,' but a set of
rogues and 'rascals.
I gave no certifi-
cate to' the 1 county fli rs, declared
eiected by the s
Democratic ooard of
have 'Hccptfd iheir i
them to qua i uy, ao r x
who dps not lis lend t'
bo-.Mj. Yet a
commissioners
iU X I al i'.ved
t soner
li'd ''. office
w ; - in
The wiioit- :WitHrr irs .-.v
the' Ui.)"!:Hi 'J- urr, a i --v.
up for a. hrn iT, u u h u ? :
" -i c.ome
not already.
I'hnvrf s i;!U rj j ;li 1-
h them
thau I
UuxuKiV m.itrg, itod I
have siill fess under tho
writ, ot quo
ivnrraato oriole jivfwoy in April.
Should tuis be the final-termination.' of
it, then it ,will prove verr clearly that
I was correct . in what I did. O'Hara
was elected by over 3000 majority yet
he was counted out and will remain
out. There is not and will not be any
showing in th6 southern" states for a
Republican, either white or colored
until we have a revolution and are
reconstructed over again.
The Democrats in this county are
growing and bragging over the cheat
and steal, and say it is all rights that
as long as they can have Canvassing
boards of their own stppe, they can
count out and count in 'any men they
choose. And so it is, and unfortunate
ly the courts above will probably
sustain them in it. Hoping you may
be able to cull enough of the substance
of this letter to make an explanation
for me. I am Respectfully .Yours,
Edward W. Taylor.
, Mearea Certificate.
State of North Carolina T
, Brunswick. County j
; August 22th. 1878.
Mr. Albert C. Meares.
This is to certify that'at a meeting of the
Board of Canvassers of Brunswick
county, on the 3d, day of August 1878,
at Smith ville,- Albert C. Moares was
declared elected to the office of member
of the House of Representatives, but
according to the returns of the Judges
of elections, Albert C. Meares was not
elected, out on tne contrary, atcoruu.g
to the returns oi tne juaars anu - ac-
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cordins -to itne votes actually cast
reSular!y legally and lawfully return
ed. said Albert U., Meores received
(697) six hundred and ninety-seven
-i
votes, and John H. Brooks recewed
(807 eight hundred and seven votes,
making a majority for John H. Brook
of (110) one hundred and ten votes.
Edward Taylor Sheriff of
Bruuswick Countv. .
Military The two companies A ,
and B. C.S G.j Lieut. Col. Majtaon
will form on;the night of Jan 29th, at
their armory! for inspection and drill.
The corps will appear in fu I uniform.
We had the p.thure oi
etiu4 Mt.
cou.ity in
Thos. E.'Giiman, ot Oui..w
our City a tew days
asj;o on a
ro' ii.es
visit- i
The cur 4 fcifrcifi" by tr. Hr.r's
i - -
ijevtr and JAaue rpecin nave iue
merit ot prominence. It cures leases
prououueed incurable, and prevents a
return of the disease.
'2t
Lawson K. Skipper. Esq., was robbed
rn Thiirsdav niffht last of a lot of
clothes, provisions &c, at his planta
tion in Columbus county. Suspects a
colored man who was ct work for him,
and who disappeared same night.
j Q -V
His name is John Henry Sciith.
Mr. Henry E. Scott, our able repre-
sentative in 1 the legislature, arrived in.
this city from Raleigh on Friday last.
He is looking well and enjoys the con-
gratulations ol his many friends lor the
j energetic mariner ; in which he nas
I looked after the interest of the people
J of ihis section. He will return to hia
part of duty at Raleigh to-morrow..
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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pWilmidife pause
and.
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:THE POPULAR
GF
BOATWIilGHT
5.7 AND 8 NORTH! FRONT SI
HAVE qN
EVERY
2
JL one
1 One! Ton ! Nuts i
OF EVERY
Crown, Dehosa, London, Layers, Loose,
' quantity. , .
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New Citron, New Turkish Prunes, New drop Currents.
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Gordon & Dilworth's)Shaker and Ginger Preserves, Marmalades, Fruits, J
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English, German and American Cheese. -
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Pare Old Brandies, Winesanl Cordials,
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Apples, Oranges and Lemons insufficient quantity!
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Our Four Dollar-Brand Summerdean
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Our Three Dollar Brand "B" Select Whiskey has improved by age
Our Old Rye and Baker Whiskeysare equal to any in America.
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Our Good3 have begn selected
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CHRISTMAS PEESKET
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you cau give the poor is a'choicc lot of , . -
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IlTamily xipplies.
Callou us and we promise to cive the
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BEST A N D i FRESHEST GOODS.:
JIT TUB VERY IaO WBH1 PRICES.
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BOATWr'lGHT & M'KOY,
5, 7 AN08 NORTntUONT STREET.
december 22 1 tf
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GROCERY HOUSE
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Muscatel and Seedless Raisins in any
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Scotch and American Whiskeys, for
Crackers of every kind, .
to furnish every one;
Whiskey has no equal in the city,
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with great care especially for the
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the best. .
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