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LOCAL MENTION.
The WeaflneH.

pyFTCF OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
TAsHIS GToS. ID. c.. December -. 1854. 10 ami
For tie middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather and local SHOWS; north 10 east winds,
lIl,he- temperature: lower barometer.
For saturday, partly cloudy weather, with occa-
stOnal SnOws, are Indicated for New England and
the mid lie Atlant tic states and the lake regions,
with higher temperature and partly cloudy
weather and local rains, with higher temperature,
for the south Ats c.ic ana east gulf states
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An OpEs SECRET.

THE SECRET OF THE REMARKABLE SUCCESS
THAT HAS ATTENDED OUR BUSINESS is SIM
PLY THIS: WE HAVE FACILITIES FOR PLACING
ON OUR TABLES THE NEWEST AND FRESHEST
STYLES OF CLOTHING, AS THEY ARE BOUGHT
OUT WEEK BY WEEK AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
COST TO Us. WE ARE SATISFIED WITH SMALL
PROFITS. BELIEVING THAT THERE Is MORE
MONEY FOR us IN A LARGE TRADE AT SMALL
PROFITS THAN IN SMALL TRADE AND LARGE
PROFITS.
WHEN WE OPENED OUR STORE, LESS THAN
THREE MONTHS AGO. WE REALIZED FULLY
WHAT THERE WAS BEFORE Us. AND THE CHAR
ACTER OF OUR GOODS AND OUR Low PRICES
HAVE BEEN FULLY APPRECIATED BY THE PUB-
Lie. OUR GOODS WILL ALWAYS BE MARKED
LOWER THAN THE SAME CLASS OF GOODS ELSE
WHERE IN THE CITY OTHER DEALERS CAN
GIVE YOU THE SAME MATERIALS BUT THEY
CANNOT GIVE THE STYLE AND TIE FIT OF THE
WANAMAKAR CLOTHING NOR SELL AT OUR
PRICES.
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SpEC1ALTIES L OR lHE HOLIDAYR
SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY b BROTHER,
IRISH AND GERMAN LINEN pAMAsK TABLE
G.! Otis. ALL WIDTHS AND LENGTHS. WITH
SAPkINS TO MATCH.
CLOTHS. WITH DOYLEYS TO MATCH.
NOVELTIES IN HUCK AND DAMASK LINEN
MARsEnLfs QUILTS CALIFORNIA BLANKETS.
GENUINE ELDER DOWN BED COMFORTERS
Raw SILK TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
NhM SIk vM Mr f v E9R LAD5ES AMP GEN
BUCK HORN MOUNTING AND NATUEA L WOOD
STICKS. HANGING FROM 80 80 TO $1,000
1MMEN ME, As, ASSORTMENT OF LINEN AND SILK
III H.AANRK ! HIE AND MUFFLERS.
PERiNQT's CELEBRATED KID GLOVES
SUPERB s srDk 6 5EEsEYS
GA CAP I. snKs. sArINs ANDVELVETs AT Low
REDUCED Prices ON FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS.
BARGAINS IN PARIS md BERLIN WRAPS, JACK
Els Els MIE ;ysIs1 RI SEAL PLUSH SACQUES
PAH I'd E asD 6 sa2gs III sHHai
1MPoRTED BASKETS AND WORK STANDS. TOILET
cAssESSI7 "A .1R SETS. oDoR CASES. ELE-
Rre 1 c PR2tps GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
"a OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
sEAToN PERRY PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1910. DO
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Mosr SENSIBLE HoLrDAY Grrr.
LADIES' AND cHILpRENs WRAPS
At BAUEs

LADIES' AND cHILpRENs WRAPS
At BAUrs
The following styles have been reduced 10 give our
patrons chance to select what term most sensi-
BILE holiday gift" at . very reasonable price;
HOLIDAY REDUCTIONS!
style 1.-"Iadies vsite" of finest brocade silk old
gold and black combination with Chenille fringe to
match. reduced from s4s to SIS.
Style 2-Ladies' visi;e of elegant damassee silk with
FUR trimming. reduced from $40 TO SIS
Style Blades English Walking Coats. heavily
braided front and back made from best Of Berlin twill
cloth. reduced from SO to 81.
Style 4-ussan Circulars in all latest shades. trim
med with astrackan down front ana collar reduced
from SIS to $40
Style s.-Ladies' SILK Damassee Dolmans. with fur
trimming and handsomely lined. reduced from $50 to
S2l
Our s4s Seal Plush Coat, AZ inches long. reduced to
e35.
discount o, 20 per cent all Fur-lined Circulars
Misses Havelocks Of Atwood CLOTH at So for years
collar and cuffs. st $3.50 for 10 years
NURSES CAPS and APRONS reduced to lsc
BAUM'S,
die Al6 eth street northwest.
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JUsT RECEIVED at SinSheimers. sos 9Th and 1851
NJ streets, beautiful assortment OF toilet slippers,
suitable for holiday presents, from sc. up.
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Nor Gone To CAnny ANY Own

THEREFORE HAVE MARKED EVERY LADIES
WRAP DOWN TO PRIME COST, WHICH CONSISTS
OF SHORT AND LONG COATS. SILK CIRCUIT AIRS
CLOTH DOLMANS. SILK AND CLOTH RUSSIAN
CIRCULARS, AND NEWNARKETS; A HINT WHERE
TO BUY CHRISTMAS PRESENT CHEAP.
AN ELEGANT LINE OF FINE EMBRorDrRrn
HANDKERCHIEFs. SILK UMBRELLAS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS. SILK AND COTTON HOSIERY. NOV
ELITES IN LINEN DAMASk SETS. TOWELS AND
xAPKINa
ALL coLORED BRocApED vELvETs AT Ac-
rUAL COST TO CLOSE.
ILEaAEr LINE OF DRESS GOODS TO SELECT
A PRESENT FROM
ONE PRICE PLAIN FIGURES.
s. L. HEMPSToNE,
dW 60S Market spaoa
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DREws Dnuo STORE.
COR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 9TH STREET.
Has just opened Choice Assortment Of
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Comprising all the newest novelties IN
PLUSH AND LEATHER TOILET CASES oDoR
CASES. CABAS AND HANDSOME CUT
GLASS TOILET SETS AND BOTTLES
BISQUE FIGURES CO.
We have also the Largest and Best Assortment a
MANICURE SETS
In the City In connection with the above 10 have
full line of French and English Per
fumes. Colognes. &C.
MANICURE GOODS SPECIALITY.
OPEN ALL NIGHT d2-lm
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wkArHKs STRIPS, s1s sth street northwest.

PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS find b. III. Doug
lass sons Capsicum Cough Drops sure remedy
for hoarseneSS
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CHo1cr Books Fon G1rrs.
Stretching Rau.bles in Holland. By Boughton
Natures Serial tory. Illustrated. BY Z. P Roe.
Rubaiyat Of Omer Khayyam. illustrated. By vedder
some modern Etchings
French Etchsrs containing twenty etchinrs
One Years Sketch Book. By jerome
Ali the new Books and novelties of the season
dis 42s seventh street.
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ALL SHOES reduced from 10 to 20 per cent during
this month, at Sinsheimers, sos 9Th and 3l51
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APPLEToSs American CyclOpGedIa. For best terms
See For Embellishments column, this paper.
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LOUISA EVANS, a ten-year-old colOred girl, while
playing on the floor at her mothers home, No. Ills
2)tn street, yesterday morning, was severely
Scaded Ivy kettle OF water falling from the stove.
REGisTERINs thermometers, barometers Hemp
lers, 4o3 Pa av.
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dis 41s 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
LANsBuRGH BRorHERs
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT
HOLIDAY ARRAY.
WHAT TO BUY AMI. WHAT TO PAY.
A FEW HINTS TO PROSPECTING HOLIDAY
PURCHASERS
On our main door we have arranged on sale the most
wonderful selections of Artistic Creations from Paris
Berlin, Vienna, and New York
FANCY WORK BOXES lined in Crimson Peacock,
Old Gold and Olive.
SILK UMBRELLAS. with fine Ivory and Carved
Har lies Of unique design.
N LAVA 4S1s aA0 SAxaNLSE 0A1SdELS anu dAND
BAGS
Magnificent display of Turkish Morocco and Russian
Pocketbooks Cigar Cases and Shaving Sets.
Ladies' and Gentemen's Travelling Gases in Leather
and Pushes.
PIANO COVERS. TABLE COVERS and sCARFS
especially selected for our great Christmas Sale
To the left of our aisle will be found on sale
Gentlemens Scarfs. lies, Embroidered suspenders
Silk Mufflers. Handkerchief in every conceivable
quality and design.
Our great Book Department. which was an immense
when first organized has now reached stupen-
dous proportions.
Why pay g. so for Book at other places, when we
sell the same at Sl15s
Why buy Set Of Books for S24 when :S9 80 viii buy
1t at our house?
ON THE MAIN AISLE
the display is beautiful Toilet Cases. Cologne Cases
Bis9ue Ornaments, Plush Scarfs, Tides, Lace Pins
Bangles. Bracelets and Earrings, Hosiery for Ladies
and Gentlemen in all its gorgeous hues can be bought
at reasonable prices.
TO THE RIGHT OF MAIN AISLE
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS,
Au-wool French Shoodas English and French Cash
meres, Bison Cloths Drap Cassiner Tricotines and
Wool Ottonans.
SILKS! SILKS. SILKS!
VELvETS! VELvETS!
Have you passed through this Department. We
pride ourselves especially upon its completeness.
ONE WORD BEFORE CLOSING: Do not forget
that you viii money in your purchases by buying
from
LANSBURGH & BRO,
go. 400 424 AND 426
dill SEVENTH STREET
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

VuERY.
What shall lgive him. for
aChristmas preoentf
ANSWER.-What q more
appropriate than
A Suit Of Clothing.
An Overcoat,
4 Dressin Gown.
A pair Kid Gloves or Q
Handsome Scarf
A large stock now on hand
to select from.
Gentlemen's Prince Alberts
and Four-button Cutaway
Coats. Vests and Sack Suits
A large line Of Boys, Youths
and Mell's Suits. from
S5 TO ESQ.
Boys and Young Mems
Overcoats.
Suits for the little ones for
Z to 10 years Of age.
Children's UvercoAts and
Ulsterettes.
Gentlemen's Dress Over
coats.
Frst.class Clothing at the
lowest prices for cash.
Now is the time for Holi-
day Clothing and Bargains.
d22
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LADIES SEAL SAcours.
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS
SATIN LINED CIRCULARS
BEAVER CAPES AND MUFFS.
FUR TRIMMING.
CARRIAGE ROBES
FUR GLOVES
SEAL CAPS
LADIES' AND CHILDRENs euRs
CENTS DRESS SILK HATS
s. ss. SO.
FASHIONABLE STIFF HATS
sl.5o. 81. s2.5o. 50. $3.50. %. sAsa
OPERA HATS
BOYS HATS AND CAPS
CANES AND UMBRELLAS.
We offer the balance Of Satin and Fur-ltned CIR
CuLARS at cost.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
n26-lm 62l Pennsylvsnia Avenue
(yALI. AT W Il. MoRRIsoNs
~ AS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
IS BE tisV GIFT Sooks
A A5f. DAY s65eDs g on n' second isoor
T TtiIas!. Sa LBS lin 10 unique designs.
chr1stnas Tree ORNAMENTS and GERMAN rA-
fIacoUEs, BRACKETS. FRAMES and BASKETS.
De with g
CHn1srnAs AND Nrw YEAs CAnDs.
TOGETHER WITH
FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK or
GOODS FOB TEE HOLIDAY
Calendars for 1885,
Thackeray, Tennyson, Ruskfn. Emerson. Holmes.
Longfelow. Whittier. Shakespeare and others opened
to-day. 70 which invite early call from my friends
and public 70 insure choice Of stool.
@. A WHITAKER
u26 11c5 Peuugylvania Avenua
NlHR GREAT "HOUsEHOLD." WITH OUR NEW
y ct q Attachmenss IN ayelyetbaed Boz m.tes
The silent White New Home. Domestic. Everything 6
0cKEGGEYS. "a 9Th street northwest se2l
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DOUGLASS, GEsrLEnEs,s DEPARTMENT.
Our price for these Scafs has been less than 81
We shall sell them this week for
FIFTY CENTS EACH
dit DOUGLASS. 500 -52l- $40 9th It
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CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES
BY THE TON
CANDY-2o 600 lbs Pure French Creams
roo lbs Pure Chocolate Creams.
300 lbs. Pure Ron Bons.
800 lbs. Pure Squared Burnt Almonds.
200 lbs. Pure Caralnels, al dRvorI.
,OOO BIS Pure Drops and Balls.
1000 lbs. lure Broken Candy.
1000 lbs. Pure Gum Drops
RAISINS-Selected Sultanas. no seeds.
Selected Large Loose Muscatel
Extra Large Onduras.
Choice Valencia.
Selected Clusters for table.
Extra Select Flat Cartoons.
CITRON, &c.-New Leigh m Citron,
New Orange Peel.
New Lemon Peel.
New Zsnte- Currants.
New lruneles.
New Dates
Biz Fat Figs.
Choice Layer Dates
NUTS-Genuine Princess Paper Shell Almonds
Genuine Languada Almonds
Shelled Almonds.
Genuine Naples Walnuts.
French Wslnuts
New Brazil Nuts
Large Filberts. Best Pecan Nuts
Shell Bark Hickory Nuts to arrive soon.
Sweet Cider. Pop Corn. Plum Pudding.
Homemade Mince Meat.
Vermont Dairy Butter IN small whitewood Pals
Stem Gut Florida Oranges.
Malaga Grapes and other seasonables ct our
BIG NEW STORE.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS.
428 9Th street, between and E.
dl5-2w Washington, DC
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KINGS PALACE,
dis sl4 SEVENTH STREET
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Affairs in West Washington.
AleXandria Affairy.

Reported for THE EvESING STAR.
CHRISTMAS DAY.-The celebration Of Christmas
here. while as universal as ever was very much
more quiet than usual. Tue boys that begun with
the horns week IL advance seemed to have grown
ticed or them before Christmas day. Powder, too,
was exploded, aud the streets were not thrOnged.
But business ceased, and within doors Christmas
found everywhere an Old Virginia celebration. In
all the public offices 1t was Kept as Sunday. The
Catholic. Episcopal and Lutheran churches were
open. and during tie morning were well attended
SHOT BIZ A PoLICgMAN.-Detween and O'Clock
ChristmeS morning a difficulty occurred at a COL
ored bail IN Potomac Hall, north Fairfax street,
near the Washington and Ohio depot. Lieutenant
James Smith Went In to queIl the tumu!t, and
Knocked down Wellington Beale with his baton.
4 number OF persons then moved up to attack
smith. aud be Shot Robert Beale in the Leg where
Up9n the crowd ran off.
SERIOUS CnABGE.--At the mayors Office John
Snarr and John Ryan were brought up yesterday
charged by WA. Lee. droyer, with WHOM they
LOGGED CarlStmaS night. with stealing $15 from
him. They Were he'd ia $500 bail TO appear in ten
days There was no evidence In the case except
the statement OF Lee.
CAPT. RoBB's FCNsgAL--The funeral of Captain
Jere RoSb took place from his late residence here
this afternoon. He had been more successful than
any otter fisherman on the river since the war and
leaves behind hun comfortable estate.
NOTES.-The city school board holds its regular
meeting to-night.-PostmaSter Windsor present
ed each Of the employees at his Office with a fine
tur~ey and barrel OF Hour on ChristmaS-A con-
siderable supply OF oysters has arrived up.-The
banks here ave declared a per cent dividend
Rey.D f. Forrest, formerly resident here has been
called to the Episcopal eaurch at Clifton, Ohio
The c0ored girls public schools Will give pleasant
school parties before New Years.-A handsome
silver set was presented 10 Col Ficklin the pripci-
pal Of Washington school, No. /. by his pupils on
Christmas eve.-The reform club kept open house
on Christmas ali day, dispensing hot coffee with
Chrisinas fare.-Sone OF the leading restaurants
here closed on Christmas Gay.-Mr. POrtper and
Mr. Hammond are gathering very good ice from the
Alexandria canal.-Inere were but three prison.
ers at the station house this morning. among them
Geo. Brown. colored. arrested By Officer Arnold
charged with stealing.
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Ho11pAY PRESENTS
THE LATEST, BEST AND ONLY PERFECT SEW.
ING MACHINE.
THE LIGHT RUNNING NEW HOME,
Acknou lodged 10 be the highest OF bee1
mechanical skill IL the country
complete new set OF attachments. performing en-
tire new and wide r1nee Of work
Call or send for circular aud SAMPLES of work at
OPPENHEIMER'S.
t2e 9th street n W. St Cloud BUILDING
All kinds of Sewing Machines for rent. Repairing
Sewing Machines of all kinds Ladies' adjustable forms
for fitting and draping dresses d
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n. SlLVERBERG 4 CO..
80 7th street and 3ls sth street northwest an
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HEApQuARrEns FoR CANDIES
FRANK sHARPL Ess.
MANUFACTURING CORRECTIONAL
sA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
LARGEST, FRESHEST AND PUREsT STOCK o.
FINE CANDIES IN THE CITY.
SPEoIALTuEs:
CARAMELS. BUTTER CUPS.
BOSTON DROPS CREAM MINrS
IL ICE DROPS and BOSTON CHIPS.
THESE GOODS ARE FRESH EVERY DAY
WE MAKE THEM IN THE STORE IN VIEW On
EVERYONE
TWENTY-FIVE GENES PER PoUNn
FRANK sHARPLEss.
THE LEADING ooNFEcTIoNER
94l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
No connections with any other store. nl2-2m
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LADIES IN THE COLUMBIAN MEDICAL SCHOOL,
In response 10 the request OF the medical faculty Of
Columbian university tue trustees have decided TO
admit ladies as students in that department
When ladies admitted to the school OF science
1t vas stated that as soon as the necessary ar
rangementS could be made the advantages OF the
medical course would be extended to all trrespec-
tive OF sex. Four ladies have matrculated and are
Iow attending The lectures.
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To Envoy The Hor1DAYs
YOU MUST BE WELL
Now many have contracted Colds and Cough during
this cold spell which be easily cured use Of
ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND DROPS
+ you have cold by ell means try them.
Half pound packages 26c. only at
ARTHUR NATTANS Pharmacist
d22 Corner 18th and /. and I'd aud D sts NV
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Bailey's, 500 18th ST., weather strips 10c. yard
Bai2ey's, 829 18th ST., weather strips 10c. yard
RaileY,S. SO 9Th St, weather strirS 1Qc. yaId.
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11<AfCy - 's1 So fo0 Pt6eVoI II t0Fof sNIVos,S1s9
Nothing can be more acceptable TO your guests
for the holidays than bottle OF DufTy'S Barley
Malt Mhishy It is Tor sale by every frsI-class
basket down order bottle. Your holiday dinner
Will not be complete without IL. 4
, 1884-01-16
T. s. RUBNER PETERSEN

pGG Den st. Croir i america,
NJ0R VITTERLIGT: at efter Begj@ring
81 af OverretSprocurator a. HGnScheU som
Fuldmagtig for Fr0knerne MARIA, BIER
TIA og AGNES Won MICHALOWSKA
af Lindau i Baiern, og i Medhold at konge-
lige Bevilling af 24de November 1888 ind
stavnes herved med Aar og Days Varsel
den eller dem, som MATTE have H9nde
eller MATTE fOrmene at have nogen Ret
eller Adkomst til en- Panteobligation, nd
stedt af Planter JOHN HINKSON at st.
Croix til PETRONELLA BUSHBY, Enke
OF Executrice efter THOMAS BUSHB4,
og til bemeldte THOMAS BUSHBYS
BORN: PETRONELLA CORR BUSHBY,
WILLIAM PEATT Lift BUSHBY or
ELLEN MATILDA BUSHBY, den 24de
August 1852, last den 1ste September s.A.,
for $52O0-er Fem Tusinde To Hundrede
Vestindiske Dalere-Og 60 0 aarlig Rente,
med 1ste Prioritets Panteret i Plantagerne
Two Brothers, Marshill, og Stonyground
vestende Kvarteer paa st. Croix, hvilken
Panteobligation er bOrtkOmmen, til at
mode linden FrederikSteds ordinalre BY
thingsret, som holdes Retshuset i Frede-
riksfort eller paa andet Saadant Sted, hVor
Retten MATTE holdes, den sidste lima
Retsdag paa hvilken Retten holdes l April
Manned 1885 Form. II. 10 slet eller til
andet saadant Klokkeslet, .Retten MATTE
holdes paa, for med Obligationen at frem-
komme og deres Ret og Adkomst dertll at
Devise, da Citantinderne, som de til Capl'
talen og Renter nu Berettigede, / modSat
Fald Vile forvente og lade paastaae den
navnte Panteobligation we'd Dom NORTH
ceret, saaledes at en- Udskritt afPantebogen
treder i Sammes Sted.
Foreleg og Lavdag er hevet we'd FIR 3
Juni 1896.
Under min Hand Og Embedets
Seg1.
Frederiksteds observation-disclosures, 81
Croix den 12te December 1883.
r. PETERSEN.
For Authorization s1.OO(
Err Fen vest. Daler.
, 1884-01-16
MADEIRA Wine

In quarter pipes and octaves just
received and for sale by the
undersigned, is hereby recommended
to the public, An octave is such a
convenient little package, containing
circa 70 bottles, that might be
bought, paid for, and brought home
without any strain on an ordinary
housekeeping, and supplying an
exquisite article at almost half the
usual price, when bought by the
single bottle-that it will no doubt
find favor as a CHRISTMAS supply.
St. Croix, 10Th November 1883.
w. I'll.
, 1884-01-16
II d II Il G. IIo

a Ii properties in Christiansted's
&sS Jurisdiction, of which the
taxes to the Colonial Treasury for
the year 1880 are still unpaid, will
be advertised for sale unless receipts
be produced before the LIST February
next.
Christiansted's sheriEs Office, St. Croix
the 10th January 1884.
j. DUUS,
est.
, 1884-01-16
Translation.


IT is hereby made known, that pursuant
to Ordinance dated 18th August 1874,
it has been announced to me, that power
has been issued from the Corporation of
the London Assurance dated Goth Novem-
Der 1888, to JOHN RUSSELL, Esquire,
Merchant and Planter in this Island, to
act as Agent for said Company in st.
Croix.
Frederiksted's Police Office the Goth De-
cember 1888.
R. PETERSEN.
, 1884-01-16
L>rOclarna.

A LIE og Enhver som MATTE
&sS have noget at tordre paa F@l-
lesboet efter af2angne Landfoged
JOHAN FREDERIK GOLDBERG
og e~fterlevende Enke Marie Christine
Louise, f0dt Borch, indknldes herved
med 6 Maaneders VarseI til at anmelde
og beviisliggj0re deres Krav for
undertegnede Skifteret.
st. Jams Skifteret, d. eden Januar 1884.
SCHELLERUP,
est.
, 1884-01-16

RT is hereby made known for pub
% lie information that Postal par
cells destined for or via France, are
not allowed to contain God, Silver
or other valuables.
Christianstud's Postofice, January 18th
1884.
a. j. BOYE.
, 1884-01-16
acknowledgements

nET bekiendtgj6res herved, at Underteg-
August 1874 har modtaget Anmeldelse ON
Fuldmagt, dateret code November 1888,
fra "The Corporation Of the London AS
surance" til Kj0bmand og Planter JOHN
RUSSELL som nevnte Selskabs Agent
paa St. Croix.
Frederiksteds Politikammer den code De-
cember 1883.
r. PETERSEN.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-01-03
NEW CITIZENS.

We are pleased to note the arrival in our
town of several new citizens who have To-
Gated here recently.
Mr.. Samuel L. Davidson has removed
into town from his plantation on Bullock's
Creek, and is occupying the Hope brick
house next door to the Hotel de Vile.
Mr.. Reuben DuIir sad his brother-in-laW,
Mr.. l.. Lowry Smith, are occupying the
house formerly the property Of DIR. j. NJ.
Lowry, on East Liberty Street.
Mr.. VIM. w. Jenkins has moved into his
house on the corner of Main and Madison
streets.
DIR. f. F. Glenn has located permanently
in town, and with his family is boarding at
the Yorkville Hotel.
Rev. L. A. Johnson, who was assigned
by the last Annual Conference of the M.
E. Church to Kings Mountain Mission,
will move his family to this place and occu-
py the Stilwell house in the eastern part of
town.
Mrs. +. A Neely has also moved to town,
and is occupying the property Of the late
Col. Beatty, which has been recently bought
! By her grandson, Mr.. Walter B. Moore.
These newcomers will form desirable
accession to the steadily increasing popula-
tion of Yorkville, and will meet hearty
welcome in our midst.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-01-03
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

A severe hail storm occurred in Char
lotte on Thursday last.
- Trinity College has nineteen Cherokee
Indians, as students thisyear. The State is
paying for their education.
Seven young men who enlisted in the
United States army through the recruiting
office in Charlotte were sent to Fort Monroe
last week.
The Charlotte Observer notes a Christmas
row in q barroom in that city between a
white man named J. S. Dulin and colored
man named Bob Simpson, resulting serious
ly for the colored man. Dulin drew knife
in the course of the scutfie, and hacked Simp-
son IN bad manner. One of Simpsons
hands was cut almost to shreds. Dulin
ran Immediately after the cutting, but was
afterwards captured by the police and lock-
ed up.
i Mr.. J. c. Marsh, a young lawyer of I'm
ion county, was fatally poisoned last Sunday
morning by eating eggs impregnated with
strychnine. Three others, who partook OF OF
the eggs, are critically sick. The eggs were
bought in a store near Mr.. Marsh's resi-
dence, and the suppostion is that they had
been charged with poison by some farmer
for the purpose of poisoning dog, and for
getting the circumstance, he carelessly took
them to the store and sold them.
- The town authorities Of Rockingham,
Richmond county, forbade the use OF fire.
works and tire-crackers during Christmas
week. This made some of the barkeepers
indignant, and on Saturday, it is stated
they distributed twenty-five gallons OF
liquor among the crowd, and also large
quantities of fireworks of all kinds. A reg
ular picnic then began, and the place was
stirred to its centre. The authorities were
defied, and when the police attempted to
make arrest of the violators of the ordi-
nance they were set upon and beaten, One
officer was attacked by three men and quite
badly hurt,