- ... - . : r . .... . ' ,
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies, a marvel tf pu
rity .strength and wholfsonienS!i. -More rvn
oalcaU than the ordinary Madi. Mid cannot be
sold la competition with the multitude of low
test, short weight alum or phopu itc powders.
fioidontr imettMS. IlOYAL MAKING POWDER
CO.. Kts Wall M.. N. V. a
. Oct 28 (Lfcwiy tenrm 4.htd untpw
T2ao 3Doily Boviow.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1SS3.
IX COXCKKSS YKSTKKDAY.
Uv Mr. Henderson, of North Car
olina, to prescribe the tenil of office
of nersons etnnlovecl in the civil
1U- Mr. Nichols of North Caro
lina! for 4he repeal. of the. internal
revenue laws...
Hv Mr. McCIauimv. of North Car
olina, for the erection of a public
buihlinirat Favetteviile, N. C.
Hv 3Ir. ('owiess orortuuaroiina-
to nav salaries to marshals and
demit v mnr.lml: and to collectors
of internal revenue.
15v Mr. Simmons, of Nerth Caro
lina", for the rrection of a public
building at Newborn, N. C
Hv Mr. Hartuer. of Pennsylvania,
to increase tin pensions of. those
who have lost eyvs or limbs, or who
are deaf. Tins is the bill enaorsea
bv thr. S. Maimed Soldiers' League
and the i. A. II.
Hv Mr . Tillman, of South Caroli
na, to prohibit the use of stoves or
oil lamps on passenger trains; also,
to limit th premium above par at
which tht Secretary of the-Treasury
may purchase bonds for the sinking
ftimL
Hv Mr Wii.e. of Vinrinio, for the
erection of a public buildingat Man
chester, Va.
Hv Mr. T. II. Browne, of Virginia,
to grant pensions to widows and or
phans of Mirfuien, who lost their
lives in the line of dutv. Also, for
the erection of a public building at
Newport News.
By Mr. Guenther, ofWisconsin, to
create a commission for investiga
tion of combinations having for their
object the. enhancement of the prico
of articles of Interstate commerce.
I oil ui-roimt
I . : t ... . :
IIUII. IMII MIM'f
i
Newbern Imwiuit: Humphrey &
Howard have assigned to J. M.
Howard for the benefit of creditors.
These gentlemen could have met
their liabilities promptly had they
been able to collect their claims for
goods sold on time. Short crops
prevented this, and the pressure
from their creditors forceu them to
take this step.
Ilaleigh Acic and Obcrvcr: Capt.
Charles M. Cooke, chairman of the
executive committee of Wake Forest
College, has been ollieially notified
to call his committee together at
once to take action in regard to the
chair of chemistry made vacant by
the death of Dr. Jas. IC Duggan.
From the Winston papers it is
learned that Mr. Jae Hicks will be
given his old jMisition of engineer on
the Kaleigh passenger train. Mr.
licks was put down some time ago
or ins (leiieifiir eiiuea-
iias applied himself
diligently and has learned to read
ami write, and passed a satisfactory
vxamiuation. Mr. Hicks is between
.V) and CO vears old. 'and deserves
much credit for the success he has
met with in studying.
Charlotte Chnmicte: The Lincoln
Courier, of the Gth inst, contains an
item of considerable interest here
abouts,.!! follows: "In the case of
the Carolina Central Railroad vs
Rutherford County the commission
em of that county on the 3d instrnt
paulovertoT. If. Cobb. Esq., of
Asheville. for the railroad company,
27,:i00. Mr. Cobb is an able lawyer
and seldom fails to win.'V -
A meeting of the congregations
of the First and Second Presbyter
ian churches in this city ill be held
at the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow night to consider a propo
sition to establish a Presbyterian
Home, Hospital and Crphange,- to
be under the joint control of the
two churches. The matterhas been
uuder discussion for some time
past, and we understand that there
is every prospect of its sucess.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
, - WILMINGTON MARKET.
Jan. 11 2:30 P. M.
SP I R1TS TURPENTINES Steady
at38j cents. Sales of receipts at quo
tations. ROSIN Firm at 82 cents for
strained and 8Ci cents fork good
strained.
TAR Firm at $1.00. -
CRUDE TURPENTINE Steady
at $1.20 for hard, $2.10 for yellow dip
andvirtcin.
COTTON Dull. The following
are the official quotations: Ordinary,
7; good ordinary, 8 7-16; low mid
dling, 92; hiiddling 9j; good mid
dling loj. No sales reported.
Receipts to-dav: Spirits, 270; rosin,
540; tar, 12; crude, 17; cotton, 325.
Provisions and Cot too. ;
Chicago, January 11, 1 p. m.
Wheat market opened at 8$$ and
closed at 83J for May. Corn opened
at 54 and closed at 53jjto53f6r May.
Pork opened at 15.55 and closed 15.30
for May. ;
Nkw York, Jan. 11, 2:21 p. in.
Cotton opened at 10.22 to 10.35 ami
closed at 10.27 for January Opened at
10.32 and closed at 10.39 for Feb
ruarv. . Opened at 10.44 and closed at
10.51 for March. Opened at 10.53
and closed at 10.60 for April.
MAKINK NEWS.
ARRIVED.:
yacht Louise,
Galloway,
Steam
Southnort. Master.
Ger barque Lucy and Paaf: An
dries, St Vincent, C V, E Peschau &
Westermann
Schr Samuel B Vrooman, Smith,
Navassa, George Harriss & Go, with
phosphate rock to Navassti Guano
Company.
CLEARED.
Steam yacht Louise, Galloway,
Southnort. Master.
Schr 'US Graham, Avis, I'lmadel-
phia, George Harriss &-Co.
Schr Kate V Aitken, JJrown, Phil
adelphia, George Harriss & Co,
cargo bv C B Mallette, A Y Wilson
and Robinson & King.
EXPORTS.
COAST WISH.
Philadelphia Schr R S Graham
2G5,000 ft lumber, 34;500 shingles, 7,-
310 juniper bolts. Schr Kate V Ait
Ken 203,08'J It lumber, U,030 jnniper
bolts, 50 bbls tar. .
MISCELLANEOUS.
I
MISCELLANEOUS.
John J C-3ecJ rick,
' January 6th,--1 888. -We
want t to talk: to our
friends about Towels. Tow-
els are an interesting1 subject
toall nice Housekeepers. We
have a weakness that way,
and consequently finl our
selves overstocked. We do
not design to exaggerate but
Mew
Year
I
Has corrimenced and with it
we shall continue to offer
weekly s.ome
area, n
WEKKLY STATEMENT.
l Jnarterly Mcetlnjc.
First round of Quarterly Meet
ings for the Wilmington District of
the Methodist E. Church, South:
Southport, January 14 and 15.
Brunswick circuit, at Zfon, Jauua
ry 21 ami 22.
Whiteville circuit, at Whiteville,
January 28 and 20.
Grace Church, Wilmington, Feb
ruary 4 and 5.
' Magnolia circuit, at Magnolia,
February 11 and 12.
Clinton circuit, at Johnson's chap
el. February 18 and 11).
Waecamiiw circuit, atShiloh, Feb
ruary 25 and 26.
Brunswick mission, February 25
and 21.
Onslow circuit, at Green Branch,
March 3 and 4
STOCKS OX HAND JAN. 7, 1888.
Cotton ashore, 12,817; afloat, 4,927;
total, 17.744.
Spirits ashore, 2,041; afloat, 475;
total, 2,516.
Rosin ashore, 81,158; afloat, C,07!;
total, 87,837.
Tar ashore, 5,147.
Crude ashore, 275.
RKCEIPT3 FOR WKKK KNDED JAN. 7
Cotton. 1,443; spirits, 787;rosin, 6,312;
tar,4l27; crude, 34.
KYPORTS FOR WKKK KNDKD JAN. 7.
. DOMKSTIC.
Cotton. 1,593; spirits, 293; rosin, 169;
tar, 711; crude, 430.
FORKIGN.
Cotton, 1.441; rosin, 3,138.
STATE NEWS,
SENATE.
Washington, Jan. 10. The Pres
ident's message, as to an Interna
tional Convention for the greater
6cnrity of life and property at sea,
in relation to ftxing a prime meridian
and atmlverasal day, and as to the
nrotection of sub-marine cables.
were referred to the Committee on
Foreign Relations.
Also, the President's message as
to the redaction of the reservations
of certain Indians which was refer
red to the Committee oh Indian Af
- fairs.
Also, memorials of the New Or
leans Maritime Association and of
the Merchants Exchange and Board
of Trade of Portland, Maine, favor
!ng the proposed Exposition of the
Three Americas, which were refer
red to the select committee on that
subject.
Mr. Sawver, from the Post Oflicej
Committee, reported with recom
mendation of indeflnite postpone
ment, Mr. Butler's resolution for the
appointment of a select committee
on the postal telegraph resolution.
Indefinitely postponed.
The bill to credit and iay to the
several State and Territories and
the District of Columbia, all moneys
collected under the direct tax act of
August, 1SC1, reported by Mr. Mor
rill from the Committee on Finance
on the 13th of December, was taken
from the calender and considered.
Mr. Gray favored the passage of
the bill, but anrued that, as the
States had dealt directly with the
general government, so Hie general
government should deal directly.
wiui the otates in reiumum; me
amount; and he moved to strike out
the proviso in the jhinl section,
that where atax wascollectedeither
directly or by the sale of property,
the sum so paid were to be held m
trnst for the benefit of the heirs of
those from whom they were collect
ed. He considered the proviso as
linmnerinr? the bill.
rm , .
Mr. X.OmunUS moveu loaiuenu we
SrOVlSO propositi IU uv sumn
y making it apply only to cases
where the tax was coiiecteu oy uie
United States. Agreed to.
At 2 o'clock the bill was laid aside
without further action.
Mr. Chaudler offered a resolution
instructing the Judiciary Committee
to Inquire into the suppression of
votes of colored citizens of Jackson,
Miss., at the recent municipal elec
tion in that city, and Into the al
leged participation in such suppres
sion by the United States District
Attorney and by the Deputy Col
lector of Internal Revenno and
-r-... TTItiwl Ktnttta Mnrlinl
Laid on the table.
The Senate then proceeded to con
sideration of the Blair Educational
A bill was introduced by Mr.
Butler authorizing the Secretary of
the Treasury to retire all outstand
ing annv and nan- certificates to
lands in South Carolina, by pay
ments to holders of the amounts
actually paid on the name with in
terest at 6 per cent.
The Senate then took up the reg
tilnr tinniness. and Mr. Edmunds,
from the Judiciary Committee, made; 10 and 11.
an auverse repon. ou me uuiuuiu-i
tlon of L. Q. C. Lamar to be Asso- j
elate Justice of the Supreme Court,
and Mr. Push. In behalf or the uiin-j
orityof the same committee, sub-j
mitteil a favorable report. "Calendar. !
Mr, Edmunds made a lavorable
report from the pudiciary Commit-
, ' . . , i ii r t f
ICC on iue uu.u mi.u. v. . w d b tilllt,,- u,ft of .his mftf!, TMPORTEKS AND JOBBERS IN
ilas to be Secretary or tne interior. ; cioH A Atifi Rieauc Bitters A nVit TOBACCO'
Calendar. isavwl hilifH 1 r niNorti Front iu wiimincton, N. c.
fir Rawer from the Post Office i I, ,1 V V i . Just reccired a lot ot best Imported Liquors
lr. Hawj er, iroiu J ! Mr- J) Wdeorn. ol Horse Cave. ' ever broupht to this market. Cognac Brandy
Committee, made a vorable re port K r(Jd lk ttIfUony -ja schandln WTiisiejsWpSrew
oh the nomination of Don M. Dick- -v hft ' .VL' Geneva ula. . : dec Li lm
kison to be Postmaster General. Idied b(i h -ol f E,Clric Blt j
Calendar. - Wr9 . ,
Tirvrrar nr prT)RrJPVTTrVF.S ! tk 1 :n .!
UVUUU i inn ivnii iciucuj will w(4 UU, St '
Mr. Burnet, of Missouri, from the ! well as cure all Malarial Diseases, and j
uis. ;
JAt oCVessels In the Port of Wilmington
N. C, Jan. 11, 1888.
No vossrl undrr ffl tons reported in tnis list.)
BAliQIIES.
oor Luey and Taul, :n7 tons,- Anners,
K Peschau & Westermann
Nor Emanuel, 2J." tons, Nulsen, Ilelde & Co
Br Lizzie Wright, txu tons, Wells,
Alex Sprunt t Son
Nor Agatha, 373 tons, Rohr, c P Mebane
(ier Rhea. 445 tons, Rapprlch,
E Peschau & Westermann
f Jcr Der Nordpole, a0 tons, Schutts,
E G Barker & Co
Nor ArjfO; 610 tons, Lrentsen, Ilelde & Co
uer Parana, 408 tons, stavens,
K Peschau & Westermann
Ger Albert Newman Berlin, 515 tons, Elchman,
E Peschau & Westermann
Ger CDnstantlne Von Klenecke, 317 tons, Fret
wurst, E lschau & Westermann
Ital Serena. 319 tons, Jaccarlno. .
Paterson. Downing & Co
Nor Arndt, 447 tons, Gunderscn, - Ileide & Co
Ger Marianne. 410 tons. Bradherlng,
E G Barker & Co
Nor Frlda. 382 tons, Kasmussen- Ilelde & Co
Nor lljemmett, 381 tons, Ingemundsen,
Ilelde & Co
Ger Atlantic, 307 tons, Schlottsnam.
E Ieschau & Westermann
BHIOS,
oer Clara. 3tw tons, Voss.
E Ioscliau & Westermann
Nor San Juan. Sim tons, Bache, In dfstress.
Held & Co
Ger Atlas, 2S3 tons, Dade,
E Peschau & Westermann
SC1IOONEBS.
Samuel B Vrooman, 449 tons, Smith,
Oeo Harriss & Co
C B Patne, 196 tons, IUllyard,
V. Ci "Rnrlrpr Ca
confidently believe that we
have more Towels than any
two stores in the city, andf
have always sold. them cheap
er. JVVe intend to sell them
' i - - ,
cheaper yet. Listen, our 37
' i
cents Damask' Towels with
' j '
fancy border have been re
duced to 25c. We sold a
Scotch Huck towel very large
size at $3 per; dozen, they are
worth $4, these we let. you
have at $2,75.; We give you
a Huck towel that would be
cheap at 20c for 15c. A pure
linen Huck towel, a little
smaller size, at 10c. Cotton
towels as low as 5c, and de-
r
gant towels up to 1.50 each,
which will be sold at areduc-
1
1
tion. 10 those who are well
i
posted, the superiority and
cheapness of pur linen stock
are as familiar as "household
' ' ' i ' -
words," the prices named
s
above are for cash, but
prompt paying customers will
get them all the same; if you
desire to derive the benefit of
the above ofier, call early. So
much for towels. Next week
we will give you some
mation in relation
ourTopatrons.
MTQriT?T T A v,-
Dn.
CCIDENT, FIRE, LIFE, TtfABrjjj.
AND TORNADO INSURANCE. -
dec-nt - ' - -TelephSs
Can?
STILL TAR-to
.".-"'-uii8, N17J8 k
CANDIES altrays on hand. Just -Lh
wani iu pxeusu uie cniiuren. Mf
postage stamps in small quautin , 1
1 hand, Respectfully, a, Ues
NFrunts?neggaJ
Fruits Nuts and
A S. WINSTEAD
on
novl5
This week we will continue
our
Livery, Sale and Exchar,
' Stables.
I HAVE ON HAND "SEVEN FINK irr
for sale cheap for cash. Ciiir
1 yourself BoarJ for Horses hv J I
t month. Good feed and comfortable staih'i
Fifth St:, bet. Walnut- and mS'
nania e
; daily adding some from
departments.
Also have just opened 5o
Heavy Jackets . worth $6
for only 3.
A fine lot of Jerseys, all worth
double our price, vfor 5oc,
$u 1.25, 1. 5o, up.
Just arrived, 3,000 yards Sat
eens, only ioc.
Checked Nainsook
India Linens, '
Egyptian Laces,
All-Overs,
x Embroideries
40 inch Drap Coup only 25c.
Jobs in Ladies', Misses',
Men's and Boy's Underwear.
Low for cash at
whs i wkm mbM
f "1ALL AT NO. 113 SOUTH FRONT STiV
oil : I L
ciil '-where you will rind the larjLres7stock or.
nana ciotiun? ever oneroa lu tliiscirr
also handle new clothing. Hats, ' t'aus
Shoes and Notions of -till kinds, evenT
hand Soap. ' You will see the sim
uoivi'jetho tiriowiilL- . ont
,xvv umv. M
dec 13 tf
SUu .ti
J. H.' DANIELS &(
li H'iHitd?
A GENTLEMAN WITH CONSIDERS'
' - . - . - -'j
bustness experience and best of rererenpf'
to ability and Integrity desires a tsituaa
salesman or agent with some mercantile 1
in Wilmington. . Satisfaction runm
Would like to begin work 1st Januaiy u
Address, . X,Y,X
Care Editor Dallf evict
oct 31 tf Wilmington, s.i
to
infor-other
oods.
M. M. K atz'
116 Market St.
Knoxville Furniture Co
T E ARE HERE YET, WITH THE ' f;
and cheapest Furniture and other house
goods to be found In the city. , 'i
We are receiving new goods daily froi '
Factory. Also a full line of Baby Carrfo?
jan 9 - . E. H. SNEED, Naiii-
Mgo of th Urve.
rTE HAVE THE LARGEST, CnEAf
ft
and most complete stock of Harness and
dierveoods. Trunks and Bara in thss-
and guaranteed to please both In quality I
price or money cheerfully relunded. Gee
army Saddles to arrive this week.
L. FENNELL
, dec 17 . The Horse Milliners. 10 so.Froi.
jan 9
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES
NO
MORE
WEAK
JBYK3
Respectfully,
; j- j-
H.
TICS.
Kenaiisvilhvat Kenansville.March ? MUford. X-T tons. Look. e G Darker & vo
The
IW U F F
10 ami II
Carver's Creek, at
IS ami 19.
Elizabeth circuit.
March 21 and 2-".
Cokejiburv, at Salem,
lslaileii c
Cathrl C Berry. 303 tons, Smith.
Geo Harriss & Co
Albm L Butler. 2."7 tons, Foster,
E f i Barker t Co
Kli7abeth FonnIe Tracy, 232 tons. Tllton.
Liiwiwin, ; narrlss & Co
. n ' Rr JuUa EUzabetn, 80 tons, Cronly & Morris
iipru o . -A-uiue a uxacKmann, ions, Biackman,
yiiiloh. ifarch
at
-AND
ircnir. at Bethleliem. Atvl . Geo Harriss & Co
- Aaaie Jaruen, tons, narriman.
T. W. GUTHItIK, P. E.
A. Sound Legal Opin'on.
E li Marker &Co
Hattie Turner. 2SU tons, Gllmore,
' EG Barker & Co
mih S Dlrby, X8 tons, Naylor.
Geo Harriss & Co
E. UaiDbride Monday, Esq , Coaoty a5. y . on FyazJfjj' Ir
Auy.. C-ay county, Tex., aTs: -Have ; Franconla, siatons. FaJker, EG Eariler & Co
used E'eciric Hitters with m t haDDV! '
result My hmthcr also wa very id w I i liilH Cimnn c n
with Malarial Fver and Jaurulic. but """nlllia, M HI Oil & t,0. ,
Committee oa Appropriations,
re- i't an rwianej. lverana S'oraacn
iequaIed."tvPrtc
Green & Co.'a
rvirtHl tha Unrent Deficiency bill, i orders stand unequalcd.V Price 50c.
and it was rt erretl to the Commit-; and $1. at W. II.
Bills were introduced and referred j
Don't Kxperinriit.
loo cannot afford to waste time in i
Piece Goods
.' ... . . . .
AN BE BOUGHT BY THE SUITOK BE
ADE TO OUDEK, AT
DICK & ME ARES,
Merchant Tailoring' and Gents' Furnlshlnes. "
1 dec 19 13 N Front St
S
KID - GiO
HAVE ARRIVED AT
Taylor's Baar
EYE SALVE.
' A Certain. Safe and Effective Remedy tor
SORE, WEAK AND INFLAMED
EYES,
Producing Long-Sightedness, and Re
storing the Sight of the Old.
Cures Tear Drops, Granulation, Stye Turners,
uea &ye.8, juaiiea aye .uisnes, ana .Pro
ducing Quick Belief and Perma
nent Cure. ;
Also, equally efficacious when used In other
maladies, such as Ulcers, -Fever Sores, Tu
mors, Salt Rheum, Burn6, Files, or wherever
inflammation exists. MiTCJXEIil.S SAJDVK
may be used to advantage.
Sold bv all Druggists at 25c. iune 13 4w
1888 .1888.
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B TRACT OF 1, 1ND, LYING ONE
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A notour tract lying miles irom Llnvh
ton. mlie from ; c K., 100 acres. 25
cleared, fine eprlog of drhclorrs water; about
six acres of, bottom Isxd near it on tiie branch;
Is No. I for tob-cco. but grows other crops
well; 74 acres In yellow pine and oak.
For price and terms apply to
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JgEST GOODS. LOWEST PEICES.
RIMS, SPOKES, WHEE1'
s COOKING AND HEATING STOV
Being Factory Agents we can save yon&f
Jacobi's Hdw DP"
dec 29 tt 13 So. Front Stf
COME SEE IfS!
rT 7 HENEVER- YOU ARE
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come and see as.
We have the most complete estate6 ,
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in the city, carry a large tttock or u ,
qualities of paper to- select from. " s
work promptly and satisfactorily. "j
prices that we can live at.
TGive o your orders. , . -
Dougas & Yarboro
FASHIONABLE HAIR DEE3SEES
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IC3 Market S t. Wilmirgton.
Shop f uUy equipped with all toe
provecaentd. , i
courteous and polite uaruera ---
ervc custome xe. ,J'wif '
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Werner, would be glad to serve
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